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The invention found their way into this section some the natural fortitude of Birchall nor the Frederick -L. H. Sims ; committee, Rev. the Mechanics' Institute, for his, untir- � . . - . . I I . � . M urage which religion inspired in I John Salmon, Dr. -E. St. G. Baldwin, ing zeal in advancing the interests of the I . -11 Cam bell illustrates, this by,tbe case of will do -away with the old-time method twenty or thirtv years '&a,,,o. This last co � , , . � � P .Meaers'. H. Dixon, W. H. Howland, W. institute while &CtiDg as secretary. . I ; i k Blanchard, among whose last words I � -i i 1 ; -� � . � INE ASSORTMENT a rich old coffee planter at whose house of having the brakeman shriek out the m-entioned class of farmers eeem to thin . "o, - I 11 F - R. —The Lilico resia,ence in Listowel .� I I �, he staid for dinner. Around the narnes of the different Stations en route. that oneanimal is as good as -another, were : "Death has no pains for him S. Graham, Reuben Harvey, Mrs. R. - . - � . I I —OF— . whose heart is right." I Hatch, Mrs. P.erce, Miss Lizzie Dixon. has been purchased by the Methodist ;i . a contract to I , - , IdSl—all . table were the planter's wife and a large A Montreal company have and all that is necessary tb make a -cat- church for a parsonage. It is a well- - �, Bon - family of boys and girls, and in the fit up every passenger car on the Gran�d tle beast is a frame'of bo d —A Herring -Cove, Nova Scotia, boy and Miss Louie Watson. . " :JL nes supporte , �. TKILLINERY, . �.� i .Som'e' I I of the conversation the old g". Trunk System with these instruments. on four legs, possesl'110g� a head. and found a package containing $4,000 in - —Geo. Colburn', proprietor of the buiit and handsome residence, sufficient i Z; - I �, I course � I � I i I - . MANTLES � ir of Halif ax. if is father returned the Clifton House, Niagara Fallsi while on to house the family of even the most � W! I I ) tleinan was led to talk of his children. .0 mouth, and adorned with a 'pa I . . , . . I- DRESSES, ' "This boy," said be, pointing to one, FOOD FOR THOUGHT. horns They admire the Scrub bedause , money. to the owiler, -who gave $5 the voyage to Europe, near the banks of abundantly blessed good brother. ;1 Z � " �t in reward. . — lessrs. T. Ball&ntyne and son, of � I — , they are hardy enough to Stand on Newfoundland, was sitting in the amok- ,'�%, , SHAWLS, I 11 is a son of my wife and will have a I . � - � - . - -gold is re orted ing-room, when a Sudden lurch of the Neidpath Farm, Downie, secured the $60 11 - — � WOOL GOODS _large share of my plantation. The boy (Written for Trim, EXPOSITOR.) the yard exposed to the bleak winds —A rich discovery df P . I , � . .- � J . 4 of winter from early morn from Marmora Township, north of Belle- steamer threw him - with great force cup for the best animal exhibited at the � � and storm. . . over there, you will notice, is a shade Now that the busy season for the . o I . . � TJ-NDERWEAR darker. - His mother was a littledarker farmer on his, farm is over, would it not till late at night, and are admirably ville. Fine specimens of dark mica cle across the room. His face was PrG'%TiD 2ial fat Stock Show in Guelph last I - . . . _ . . - And Well -.�Iade Clothing for Alen than my wife,. 4,ut he is a gmart boy, be well to spend a few of the long nights adapted for grazing on the public roads from the northern,townships have beeu emyshed almost beyond recognition. week. Mr. John Kelly, of Nort'h East- . Pcts;, � . and I am thinking of sending him to' in reviewing the system of farming an& in summer. Their ideas with regard to shown this week. I For three days lie remained unconscious. hope, 34r. William Oliver, Downie, and � � . - � -- and Boys, at ; - . Paris to be educated," and so on until general mode of operations practised on any other class of stock is similar to the —Biahop. Cameron, of Antigoniah, has He is at the Victoria Hotel, London, Mrs. E. A. Somers, Blanshard, are, � � " amongst the winfierg of prizes for sheep, ; . all the children,la good proportion of the farm during the year just ended and above. vThey seem to, prefer the old, issued a circular insisting upon the total under medical treatment. - I � ittas - Edward M'Faul's whom were illegitimate, were num - bered maiiy preceding ones. In traveling narrow rut, to the new,broad road which abstinence of . his pfleats, instruct � ing —Mr. D. Hunter, the active and en- the former taking Several.' — . . r . . , . J I . leads to success in stock -raising. And them to form parish temperance socie- ergetic general insurance agent at —Listowel fox hunters have been quite . I - I I ; off and their characteristics described.- through the country I am pleased to Do oil Monday aucces8ful this season. Mr.R. R. Tre- I -. r I i � SEAFORTIT. ! The father spoke of the illegitimacy of tice that most of the farmers are well yet they are always complaining that ties and urging, members to sign the Brampton, left that town . - i I M . -----... --.-- - - � - I his chiid-ren without concern and his forward with their work. tock-radging does not pay. They are pledge. . last week, ostensibly to visit the head 16111 has.bagged three or four, and Mr. i I � ) . Crops of all s 08 . � -1 �--- . ' wife listened to him as if there was kinds have been housed in due season, blind to'the fact that it requires more —,Nlr. George D. Damm, the hero of office- of the W aterloo M utual Company. 1. Th , . ' Cart -;Z of Elma, no less than. I . . CENTRAL AMERICA. ' the Tavistock shooting case, hai err. The� latter got , Sight of a very 1-1 — a resign- He has not yet returned. He has been Bev n " � �t� I nothing particular in his conversation and plowing is mostly all done. But, I food to fit the scrub animal ior market heara from in Chicago, and it is more dark silver gray fox, whose f ur is very 1, ; . � — . that interested her. am Sorry to see th t the implements than it does to put -the grade or thoro- ed the position of teacher in the German . -1 I . I I � a a�,, than likely he will not come back. In. valuable, but did not secure the prize. . . ik- are � this work has been done bred in the same condition,. and when settlement, where he fia ' gained So IT., PHYSICAL FEATURE6, ITS IN.TIABI- The country is to a large extent still with which'all . * 1 1 1 galarities and' delayed -re- —Rev. W. Davis, the venerable and 7- � . -and it is said he will surauce irre - � . TANTS AN -D 12�DVSTRIES. a primitive wilderness. The only use are in many.cases sadly neglected. I the-formercomes-into competition with much notoriety, �� I � I . . v . to which the ao,il is put is the growing I see on too many farms that the mower the latter on the market, there is a dif- marry Miss WAgester. mittances are thought to be the cause of much respected rector of Woodhouse, 14:, . I . M r. A. D. C&mpbell., who is a mem- of coffee. The profitafrom thisindustry and sulky-ra�e have been left where' ference' in price of about one-third in —Judge Muir, at the Hamilton Ge'ne- his hasty flight. He is said to be $3,000 died at his son's residence in Toronto on 1.1 . her. of the firm Of Griffin & CWmpb'119 have been and are so great that almost last used ; that tiie reaper or Self -binder, favor of the well-bred animal, So much ral ScasioDs, tried .eatrick O'Brien for short in his cash. Friday last week. Deceased was father M* � ' 1-1 book publishers of Can'tral. -A�merica, everything else has been neglected for ah the . case may be, has been left where for improved stock. an assault upon his wife. In sending —The Woodstock Standard says a of the Messrs Davis of the Mitchell Ad- I " � I - th - I 'M ex- It-, . � . and who has been travelling in, d Another thought, and I am through. O'Brien to the Ceiitral for one year he jolly aleighiDg party was at of Judge vocate. Not quite a year ago their % I 1co -+ though large tracts of the very best the last alieaf was cut, while plows an . -W. � and Central America for the past threo "' - - e ted that the opportunity of pun- Finkle the other night. The rig con- mother died at the residence of Mr. , . of land are lying idle for the want of harrows share a similar fate in the fence In passing along the various concessions regr t . , ; years in connection with his business, . township I ishing him was so slim. sisted of an old-fashioned pair of bob- R. Davis, Mitchell. I ' � - I * cultivation. .The coffee plantations corners. On th&larms of those who are and side -lines in my own 9 I I 11 I I � was in Woodstock, Ontario, a few days sleigh§ connected by a board, on which —Mr. Charles Reider while working I M notice a�grea"t miny broken-down milk - —Sarah Hunter, a 12 year old girl � 9 - . ago, and gave to a reporter of the Se,- range from 50 to 1,500 acres in extent, slightly more thoughtful, I often notice - were seated a number of young ladies in North Evathope, had big leg severely il I I the average being from 500 to 700 that the farm implements have -been stands, which evidently had at one employed in the household of Mr. cut the other day by his axe glancing off I ,p -Rn,view the following interesting U and gentlemen, while the Judge held T' _ ' ' ,'I . I � , . &C." tinel � acres. The coffee grown is of excellent gathered together and placed in a corner time been- sed to support the cans Smith, of Winona, near Hamilton, , 9 particulars concerning that country : iployer and his the ribbons over one of big splen- a knot. The cat'ia,-uear the top of the - I quality, ranking favorably with that of the yard, or probably under an apple- which coiltained the mijk before being tried to poison her err � . :t calf of the right leg, the muscles being .9, I - Central America, as every school boy grown in Java, but a little stronger and tree in the orchard, where they are left conveyed to the different cheese Jactor- family,.and afterwards Succeeded in do- did drivers. A cow bell suspended to * � . � - i knows, is composed of five small re. * "rough on the horse furnished the accompaniment completely severed round the back of ft - . is now the chief export. The coffee at the mercy of the weather until re- ies in the neighborhood. This practice, stroying her own life with 1 I , , : I r as, has been rats." - to the merry pe&18 of laughter provoked the -leg. On being brought home to .1, � . - I , ., publica, Guatemala, Spanish Hondu planter is a picturesque figure. Usually quired7for use next year. Yet 'the too however, for some reason, ' iou9 mithaps in turning - . ;1 . I San Salv,idor, Nicaragua and -Costa very rich men, many of them million- common cry (that farming don't p'ay) is abandoned. When I ask the reason, I . —The by-law to prohibit the sale of b r � I corners. Shakespeare, Dr. Whiteman had the I ler.- . Ilica. The country extends frorn ; E)ires, they live like the ordinary native, heard on every side. And iq it any arn.invariably told that the factory did intoxicating drinks in the Township of Y Mwo has reached Ottawa of a des- wound sewed up and dressed, but his i . Mexico on the north to the Isthmus of - . perate encounter on Monday last week chances for a a t6iff leg for life are said to i Z� . in small mud houses, with earthen wqnder ? Farm implements, buildings, not pay. Now, let me ask, did you East Luther, County of Dufferin, sub g to be good. � I . I I Panama, the northern part of South floor's and wretched ventilation. They and all other improvement,s put on the give it a fair trial ? No cheese fac- mitted under the Local Option Act, was between four shantymen, who belon, .. � I . I - �i . America on the south. Of these states dress u8tially in a pair of ragged trous- farm, cost money. They- represent the tory will pay unless you send your voted on on Saturday and defeated, the that city, and a pack of ravenous wolves —There was buried in Trinity church . � INE I Guatemala is oy far the most important era and a broad brimmed straw hat. wealth or capital of the farmer just the milk. The more patrons, the more vote being a tie at 219, and a majority in the woods in the vicinity of Gordon cemetery Mitchell, on Sunday 7th inst., - Z I 1E . ' Job . - . I in e ery respect. Guatemala, the ca i nvested I . Creek, on the Kippewa River. n the body of Miss Urania Statton, who � I � 'I � P`I- Mr. Campbell tells a good story to il- same aamoney in the bank or i milk"; the more milk, the more cheese; 'being required to carry the by- aw % " - � tal city, is the finest and most- modern lustrate the Style in which they move -on mortg&go at 06 �current rate of interest, and the more satisfactory will be the. —John A. Wilkinson, known in On- and James Barrett, Peter Murphy, and lived on the Huron road, about half a I . T - � Wf � . X mile west of the corporation. Her age - I I John McManus are working in a shanty I I of Central America. It hag a Wilkin. k city - .. I around, even when the visit the city. and in order to obtain the greatest pos- returns from.the factory. Because you tario politics as " Big Push " � 1� Y was 98 years 9 months and 26 days. The � SY � pGpula,tiou roughly computed at 50,000 He was in need of a carrier on one oc- sible interest or value from the money were not satiofied with the returns from son, died at Toronto Friday after a very near Bog Franc Depoti on the limits of I I I . r i people and boasts most of th.e accorn- I cagion to remove a piece of baggage for invested in farm i In plements, they should the factory the first or second yeAr that short illness. Deceased. was - aged 56 Messrs. Booth & Gordon. All four had Pall beaters were Messrs. James Tilly, I . I ' I i plishments -of a modern city—paved - � servative, quit uork on M(,nday evening and 'Anthony Rowe, Win. Jewel, Henry I him, and noticing a native on the -op- be carefully. looked after and protected you sent your milk, is no reason. why 'years, and was formerly a Con � J� � - rted to return to - their camp. The Winslow, - William Challenger and i 4 streets, electric lights, telephones, street posite side of the street, he decided to from the weather when not in use. you 'should not persevere. "Probably organizer. He has -lately been engaged ata - -A � in cars, - etc. Old Guatemala, which was secure him. The man was dressed in a There is no more needful building about the Season in which YOU SeD t your milk in literary work. . . Barrett Bros., who were ahead,, verged George ,Vivian, two of nwhom are 81 �6' L Z� s . - years of kge,and the other 68 years and I -: . 1r., � il destroyed in.1773 by volcanic eruption, little from the brush road in order to I . I -.I pair of trousers that were streamers the -farm place, and none that will repay was not favorable for making cheese, - —Th ' o North'Brant Reform Associa- a I . upwards. Lthe :� was among the first cities of the whole from the knees down, A red shirt and an the cost -or erection sooner, than a good the price very likely Was low, or proba- tion met Friday at Paris tind elected examine a trap which they had -set in L - � the � I continent, being in its prime when New old straw hat. Onhis feet were a pair driving house. Yet there are many bly the cheese maker was a little to officers: President, Silas' Kitchen, St. the woods to catch marten. Their two —11r. John Pophaml of Montreal, hat 1�-. able York and Chicago were in tfieir infancy. cf sandals and no socks. Mr.- Campbell farmers whom I would not dare- to call blame for the small returns. But why George ; - vice-president, 'm. Ryan, companions Went on ahead, but had n:bt. P stant Insane Asylum— ; �� I proceeded for more than ten minutes in that city with a magnificent gift of . . �Xeo. I The, present city owes much of its pres- clapped his hands—the method adopted slothful that are without this very use- give up ? When the'fall wheat fails six Paris ; secretary -treasurer, C. M-. 130 beautiful pictures in oil and . aper - ent importance to the - skill, and energy there as in Mexico to call a, person's at- ful building. So much for the care of years out of seven, the returns are cer- Foley, Paris. A resolution of confidence when they heard loud shouting, mingled over ' � I be of General Barries, who emerging from tention—and motioned with his hand farm implements. . tainly smaller than even t�Ose of the in Mr. Wood.and the Mowat Govern. with the barking of wolves. They hur- water colors. He has had ,big own men � . . l there, and personally superintended the 4 aent an obscure plantation on the Mexican for him to go away but which really Now, let us take a loo,k at thb general factory can be. And you do not give irient was passed. � ried back along the path, and soon die- �, - -1 - " I .cause of the terrible uproar. hanging of them. The cheerful and P that f r ontier, took,for a time an active part meant, " come ever here." Wishing to appearance of the farin. In passing up. You may .have looses and meet —Jarnes Brown, living near Wey- covered the - - I , - f . A short distance off the road, at the hoine-like appearance -of the balls and q � in the military affairs of his country, be liberal he offered the man 25 cents to through the country one cannot help with disappointments in, stock raising mouth; Nova Scotia, in cutting down a . f', Ag- . very marked, and the I subsequently went to the United States d impro�vement on most and other branches of farming, and you hollow -tree near his place, found a purse foot of a big pine,. the Barretts were rooms is now !1 � I . 0119 "' carry his baggage for bim—twice the noticing a marke � .give up containing $4,000 in a h ith their backs. to the tree governors express their deep Renee of I '� pro- - 111 to study the political system there and amount he was accustomed to pay in of the farms each year. -';The erection of don't give. up. Then, why ' ollow` of, the standing w . ", � I ' I . N � I - . . returned to endeavor to mould the in- Mexico. The man gazed at him curi- new buildings and fences, the hauling cheese -making, an industry for which tree, , It is supposed this was part of desperately defending themselves with gratitude to Mr. Popham for his beauti- - . R, . . 4,; 5,pitutions of Guatemala after the model ' who their axes against a pack of fifteen of ful and valuable gift. .1 rria, -- ' ougly for a minute, then put his hand in off of Stumps and stories,all go to im- this country is so much noted ? Repair the money hidden by Mrs. Payson, 11' , * � 1, -! 4 . the; �' \1! the great republic, and finally lost his pocket si4d drew .out a roll of bills prove the appearance of the farm. But, your milk etand, feed your cow -B well, lived on the place, and wall Supposed to the ravenous animals. Mu —On Friday afternoon 5th inst. a, � ng man from the eleventh concession, -01 '- Burns ran to the rescue and not a min- YOU 1� ' "' lent, , I is, life in an attempt to Unite the vari that seeme&I About all he dould grasp in .clearing the I -and of stumps and' -send your milk regularly, help all you have died wealthy,- but who"se money .4 . 'I I ' I aby- - ous repaglics of Central America under and said, " I'l I give you $25 if you'll stones, I notice that a great 'Many f arm- can and give things a fair trial. It could not be found. - nte too soon. for one large animal had Fullarton, came to Fullarton village to ' L, . . - - and while F,� iber � one central government. Guatemala is carry this for me," hairIding over a red era mar the. appearance of their farms b dividesthe products of the farm. But, —Last Sunday Joe Hbsa delivered his, torn the trousers off James Barrett and _get some chopping done, ,�� ! Y *1 iDg for it indulged in too much ,'I . ' �'� � the, Ja aity of s,urprises. There are m et the handkerchief, in which doubtl iling stones and other rubbish in the by the way, don't attempt to raise fiftieth lecture G Torontd, and it appro inflicted a wound on his leg with its w& t .41 � iing . extremes of ancient and modern civiliz- packed his Sunday clothes. It - was fence - corners ; while others seem to calves and sell your milk'at the ,larne priately dealt with the power of love to sharp teeth. The four men then laid forty rod, which lef t him in a position 'I i - 3 - ation. Side by side are found the mod- subsequently learned that! the man was' take great plea -sure in using the - public time for you will be disappointment in conquer all obstacles and ,gain all one- about them, and were appalled to see unable to manage his team. The horses, 11, d a R 9 Ang getting diegusted. With their driver ran 1 I If ern monopolist and the-' stunted repre- z the, - .a. rich planter worthDver a million of roadside in front of their farms as a one or the other, and often in both. ceases. Mr. H. M. Graham preaide(f, that the pack of wolves was grow I 11 I L d 6y a number of hway and left him sitting there inquir- !� -of I I sen-tative of the ancient #ztec ; here the dollars. At home they live on about dumping ground for their surplus r4onea Yours, &c., and Mr. J. S., Robertson made a plea larger, being reinforce er fully 1,11, I I I ing what was the matter. A compan- ., � t electric light, there the �Wax taper ; the seven cents per day, their staple food and other rubbish gathered off the 4and., C. MICIIIE. for the Canadian Temperance League equally deoperate animals. . Aft . . . ;� I I - I i ion, was - 'j, 0 reet. car and the pack mule ; the steam . . . . MORRIS, December 6th, 1890. ten minutes of this fighting for their Ion, in even & worse conalt I . at consists of beans and corn groun& into a No I ly rounded under whose auspices those meetings are � �t I , - NY, in my opinion, a nice ' found lying in the ditch unable to - help � 1i '] I locomotive with its heaving irain of meal and baked into pancakes, I A up stoneheap in the centre of a clear 0 held. lives seven of the wolves had, been i -f - I . , Canada. - killed,'wbich had an effect on their himself, and as it was now -dark, he . A! - " , - 11 freight, and the native" carrier with big 'of field is no eyesore on the farm, but —Mr. John A. Nicholls, the well 't 11 . would undoubtedly have perished, as la " special delicacy is a dish made out � -St . and I f; load on his head. A large proportion garlic, olive oil, and bananas. It re- rather an ornament, as it shows taste on The -Salvation Army has opened a known prohibition orator, is holding companions, for they turned tail � va a vi � . it the night was ver cold, had not some , w -k fled. All the Men were bleeding from Y ��, . ;,� of the population are the descendants of quires a highly cultivated taste to rel- the part of the farmer ; while, on the . I% Prison Gate Home " at Kingston. meetings at Chatham, New Brunswic , � � his 'I person come along and taken care of , : �,J ' � the ancient Aztecs. But they have de- ish it. . other hand, nothibg appetirs to me to- be' -Mr. James Crosson, owner of the under the auspices of ' the Women's the legs and aides. i ,tin, 5 � I - - z! I � - him. � , I . enerated sadly since the days of Mont- A planter worth a million dollars will a greater eyesore on the farm than to. car -works at Cobourg, died in Montreal Christian Temperance Union. Mr. . -I r ia 0 9 . ,—Mr. John, Blowes %nd Mr. Win. . i�., � � - . ezuma, when the splendor of the city of -content himself day in and day out with see the fence -corners around a nice clear last week. - Nicholls has, during his Maritime tour it 0111- Britton left Mitchell on Tuesday- of last -,.A JAexico brought astonishment to the a handful of beans and corn for a meal, field strewed with stones and rubbish ---�West Toronto Junction has been of the past two months, organized Mitchell now has two free parks, A few - . week for the Old Country. Mr. Blowes. . t; mind of Cortez the Spanish conqueror, but when 4e gets into the city he which, in the course of time, will be hid enlarged by the annexation of two large twelve strong prohibition clubs, with an both named after old residents—the 1-1 . I tent 7 goes for a few weeks' holiday visit � —,- They are hard wrought, poorly housed, 11 blows " hithaelf with regal- lavighness. from view by a fine hedge of bardO-*cks blocks of land. a t "i bership of 700. Matheson and the Kiterson. - ggrega e inem "'. - k of - . among friends over there. The.evening I : �4- poorly fed aud, almost invariably densely Efto favorite drink iswhi8ky and g'inger- and thibtles or briar bushes. And the —Last week there were 27 failures in �—For some time the loronto and —The Mitchell woollen mills have r, � i . - . - before his departure he was entertain- I I I , ignorant. The most important elements, ale at 8Q cepts a drink -50 cents for the same maybe Said of rubbish hauled on Canada as against 30 for the same period other wholesale dry goods merchants in covered from the effects of the late fire , � � . - I ty � . ed at an oyster supper by some of his , � , en', �v 1i ky— to the public roadside. They all go to- I . .Ontario have suffered --from systematic and Inning full blast. r4 . of the population are a people who have gingerale aand 30 cents for the * �s ast year are again rt . friends and was there preeented,with a � ' ring � . a mixture of Sp-taish and Indian blood and when he treats him'self be 'treats —Seventeen carloads of Christmas pilfering of imported goods while in - . ,�J DM- . . , gether in the one box as traits which —Mr. Chas. Jones, son of Mr. Itobt. handsome dragging case and, many good . - I , -, � in their veins,heirs to the predominant all hands. � mark the character of the slothful poultry left Smith's Falls Saturday for transit. The packages are broken into Jones, of Logan, has purchased a drug � - f - wishes for big well earned trip. Mr. li , a'i � alities of the conquering and conquer- The houses of the Indians are the farmer. - I also notice tl�at in entering the Boston market. either on the Steamship, the 'wharves, business in Victoria, British Columbia � �-11 - M qu country ab � e - - Britton came to this Out I I . aces. These, AIr Campbell sayp, most wretched hovels imaginable."Th many farm places, in getting out of the Pari and the goods purloined, —Mrb R. T. Kemp's marble shop in 1i ed r . ey —While car -coupling at a last or on the train, . � at are both intelligent and trustworthy, live in miserable little mud huts with a rig to open the gate,'it requires pretty Friday night Brakemen Miller, of the while the merchants have been 'hnable Listowel caught fire the other day and seven years ago and left.bis wife and "� I . " I I hi& . � 0 family behind him, intending to bring * IT: . g ' ; r � There are not many foreigners in the small family altar a's the most con8picu- ood engineering to steer clear of a mud- Grand Trunk R911way, had his right to fix the responsibility for the stealing. .was considerably dam,tged. them out when he had secured a per- ; 4 . � p'i . city, and out of a popullation of 50,000 one thing inside. They are all Romau hole, which the pigs have been accus- arm cut Off. —The Midland Millers' Association —Building improvements to the ex- manent location. He was unable to, , , , " I I -1 . I - nd, � there are not more than 15 or 20 English Catholics and no matter bow small the tomed to wallow in. When you reach - Montreal jail is so overcrowded that oi Ontario, chargelthe Canadian Pacific tent- of $100,000 have been made in '. I . persuade his family to underta&e 'the - p d- & families. But the natives have a high but or how poor the family, the family the gate you are.horrified to find thatitfis surplus prisoners are being sent down Railway with giving Winnipeg millers a Stratford during tire past year. i - ,.�, 7 i ocean voyage, and finally he decided to . . , � I , in respect for everything English, and altar with its -lighted tapers is never. badly crippled, and in place of swinging to Quebec. . pteferential freight rate equal to ten —The Methodists of St.- ,Marys have � - k I return home. I � I 11- 01 . � - English goods are sought after more missing. . I clear of the ground by means Of a gentle —Mrs, Phildew, of London, - whose cents per bushel. They recommend the invited Rev. Mr. Manning of Orillia to � � � I � � I � j . I es, than the importations from any other The religion of the country4s Roman push, you are obliged to carry, or rather husband was killed by astreet car, hall appointment of A, central wheat buyer be their pastor for next term. —The widow of the late Ron. Dr. I I i . . - - I at � I regor of St Marys I Rol -ph, died in Cincinnati, recently and - �� country. Catholic, and while in most of the re- drag it, around on your arm, and atter sued the company for $10,000. by the Dominion Association, and efforts —Miss Maggie MeG I 4 . the remains were brought to Toronto- 41 - I - I ago� Singularly enough, Mr. Campbell was Publics Government achools have bee� getting inside you shut it in the s6me —Nine cotton mills have already to� open up the export of cheap, strong left'a few days ago to accept the pool- I � �111 I not very favorably impressed with the established the are not of a high order fashion. Then you discover that the been bought by the English syndicate at flour to London. tion of a nurse in- %:New York hospital'. for interment. In referring to the �1 �, : . y om above death notice,the MitchellRecor& i4 t �a . ti L female 4eauty'of Guatemala. As & gen- � hose *he have any road which leads up to the farm build- and two more will shortly be --C. A. Moore, a Digby, Nova Scotia, —James Bark, on coming home fr � I . .and the ,bulk of t Montreal, �� ta., � oral thing he thinks the young women considerable education, have receiv6d it ings is through one of the softest fields secured. - racing man, while suffering from delir- the Ottawa Normal, will take charge of or says: The Ron. Dr. Rolph referred � 1, . I lad . are neither pretty in feature nor graceful at schools under the control of the on the farm, and is forty rods long and —Mr. T. Thibaudeau, aged 90, of ium tremens, on Wednesday,iast week, his old school, Britton, at's salary of to in the foregoing was one of the pTom- 1- I I . � - . I $on-- in form. Their dress, too, he thinks church. It is becoming the custom -twenty in width. J have often found Kingston, is dead. He was an eminent blew out his brains. He' thought he $500. I . inent figures 'in , Canadian porities dur- 1, . � ( I 7- �ma more picturesque than plessing, and the � -now, however, with many who can af- the road to be over cradle knolls along- compatriot of Mr. William Lyon Mae was racing, and said to his wife with an —Mr. William Tier, salesman for ing the most crucial period of this coun- 41 1 i _ ' "Ire custom that they all have of smoking ford it to send their childr6 abroad for side of the fence dividing two of the, kenzie. oath, a I If I don't win thin tim�-, I'll Avonbank cheese factory, sold the last try's history. His body lies in an ob- . I ,a . . n8a ciaa,ra does not improve matters at all. education. I . � flelds on the farm. When ypu get to —West -Jones, Birchall's brother -in- shoot the thing." Then be drew a re- two months' cheese for ten cents per ecure corner of a neglected cemetery in i I . I this town without a mark of any kind to, I to It would be an interesting sight to a Mr. Campbell said that Central the buildings you don't need to look for lawl is Said to have�been mixed up with volver and Shot himself. He leaves a pound. I has, Northerner to see a bevy of young America is in many respects a great anything tidy. You will in all likeli- farm pupil operations in Winnipeg in wife and three children—one a baby. —Mr, W. G. Morrison, who ban been denote -his resting place. We jaave call- � i , . . of ladies, belonging 'to -the beat families, country. There are millions of acres hood find the stable door off its hinges, 1886. 11p left there for California. —The Provincial Fat Stock Show, in teacliing in the Newry Section, .has ac- ed attention to this matter more than 11 ed . too, smoking -cig,41ris as they discussed going to waste that might be made to and the condition of 'things in general —A meeting in favor of the abolition conjunction with the Guelph Fat Stock cepted the principalehip of the Tees- once, but so far nothing has come of it. , Z - een the gosEtip of. the --day, but down there - �T in To- Club, was held at Guelph on Wednesday- water Public school. It is a burning shame that the bones Of' . am . yield profitably and any amount of will compare favorably with the gate at of capital punishment was bela e one who fought'as heroically for civil I everyone smokew. In fact, smoking, mpney lying idle that with the iiitro- the concession. Wken I turn to go I ronto on, Friday. last week, and was a great i,uccess. The —Mr. Lewis Seebach has sued th : for driaking, garribling and theatre going duction -of a spirit of enterprise might. ask the old farmer how many years he —Major-General Herbert is engaged $60 cup for the best animal, to be won corporation of Fullarton for $300, for liberty throughout the long .struggle :In ., are th,9 chief recreations of the people. make the wheels of indugtry� hum. As has resided here ? And when he informs in studying the history and -management twice in succession, and with a different cutting a ditch and letting the water between popular government and family . - jalw I I on invited but to a party it he it is the monied men confine themselves ine that he has resided on the place for of the Canadian militia. animal, was carried off'by Messrs. T. flow on his property - compactism, should be allowed to alum- -� . I A pers I . . lliott-L - ber so entirely foreaken and forgotten. - does not dance, or after he is through largely to the cultivation of coffee, and over a quarter of a century, I can —11esars. E and McLeod, of Ballantyne & Son, Neidpath Farm, —Most of the threshing nia,chines ' . I I dancing, is placed at a card table where wili colltinuetoido so so long as. it yields scarcely restrain myself from asking : London, have shipped this week A trio Downie, near Stratford. The animal have been laid aside for the iesson. Why not have bin body removed now I � - Ulu I . . he can play poker for from $1 to 825 � L. ink of havin a lane on of their famous Plymouth Rocks to Port was a beauty. . Boulton Brothers of Carlingford, have- and laid beside his wife ? I � I I - 0* the enormous profit it does at present. Did you never th 9 . ; he :te, without any lim t to the betting. A man, Mr.r. Campbell says, - can grow your farm ? as in my opinion there is Arthur. —Augustus Thibodo, aged 90 yeiars, done 90 days' work—nine hundred I —Avery sad and unfortunate ,occur - It an i . I at The ladies play and smoke and in the coffee at 5 cents a pound in the temper- nothing that adds so much to the out- —Tbe town of Galt is to have a sys- died at Kingston a, few days ago. He dollars. . rence took place in Logan, on Tuesday �. �nd � course of the evening an im I men -so jug of ate belt and sell it for from 25 cents to ward appearance of a farm as a well- tem, of ivaterworks, and work on the was one of the oldest of citizens, having —Messrs. Murray and Atebeson of of last week. Air. Tbomas Baker, of � � �. e.. , -- - cock tails is produced in the way of re- - 27 cents and a man with a plantation of laid out, wellrkept lane extending from same will be commenced immediately. been born there. He was an ex -alder- Avonton have nearly completed the lot 14, ,concession 7, and his son Bert, a I r# freshments, The cock tails are usually I 50 acra's can make it yiJIA from $20,000 the public highway to' the farm build- —Buyers.of poultry in Eastern On. man and an ex. fireman, and a� collector season's threshing. They have had a young man about twenty years of age, . � I 0 , a Oh- - - I aking about 80 went to the woods in the rear of the . i l raixed by one of the young ladies, and to $30,00 a year.. But there are in- - ings. If a nice row of trees be planted tario are paying much lower prices than of inland revenue under the Baldwin very successful run in - � . . ' I . e - � I I ily Mr. Campbell has heard it said that the fluences at work that Are exp cted to on one or both sides it will add still in former years on -account of the Me- administration. , He was a compatriot days. They are at present running the house for the purpose of cutting some I I .A. mixture is of surpassing .excellence. It lesson materially the profit in the- coffee more to'the beauty of the farm, and is Kinley Tariff. of -Williarn Lyon Mackenzie, was the sawing machine. I wood. They were chopping a dry ti - I � " -- I fir � is, a curious fact that this seductive nlixf business in the near future and then men I- an indication that the owner is alive —Amos Winburn and his wife were companion of Sir Francis Hincks, —The friends of the. Congregational. beech stump, which, 'when falling, I � - - V ka, � 1. - standard drinks of will. put their money into other formi I and thrifty. There are a great many sentenced at Brockville to five years' Robert Baldwin, Price and- others. Church, Stratford, at a social on Tues- lodged in one of the adjacent trees and ii, . ture is one of the . ' - - " ;�h. . the wuntry, and the. natives not having of industry. Mr. Campbell says that farmers whoAhini thait a lane on the imprisonment for endeavoring to extort —In response to an appeal made a day eveD-ing of last week, surprised their shooting out from the bottom struck I 1,; � 1 11 . * - . Mr. Baker with considerable force on " � I . . . it. in their -co ntry affords a splendid market .farm is an unnecessary waste of land, money by intimidation. few days ago for ebarity for some of the pastor, Rev. J. P. Gerrie, by presenting g.r- found any better name for the U - � . . own language continue to call it cock for many Canadian products -but that no and that time and money expended on —The first sod on the Waterloo June- destitute in Toronto, City Missionary himwithasetof furs and a sum of the hip, He immediately dispatched q 11 , . �i I , ' - t. his son to the house for a conveyance to s ' ' '' k , 0 , 1 , , 11 , .d . _ , , �, ., r ' I L � � � � L, I I 1 '7 11 , t- 1�, '� , , , , i - , - , �.' , , � , I i , � , I 4 � , , "i, � �, ii I i I � - ,� �- : �, I . - . - 4 I 11 4 I I I i � - I I, - i � , I .1 Q i I i I �, I � � - i . � . r � r I � I I tails. . ving receive � . . attempt is made to ,cultivate it. - any such improvements are as good as tion Railway, leading from Waterloo Hall reports ha i d $73 and money. 4 6 1 10 4 1 P( . , sed. In regard to courtship the people are ,, wasted. Theee, however, merely have through St. Jacobs to Elmira, was two parcels of c othil3ge Fifty dollars —11ev. Mr. St. Yates, Baptist mini - take him home. The young man setoff �� M - " er �� . M. .1 very particular. The YOUDg Couple are —A new invention has been iutro- the name of being farmers, but in reality � turned at St. Jacobs on Tuesday of last of the amount sent in was from a geutle- ter at Atwood, while returning from with all his might, and Mr. Bak ,after . �, 1. t . . ei � � ' I � eir � never allowed to be alone until after duced on the line of the Grand Trunk are a short-sighted, shiftless class, who week. . man signing himself "Justin," who per- church on Sunday was run into by a waiting a considerable length of tiMe r2, i g into the for'his return, and coming to the con- I I ' . ory : - % station indica- but a miserable ex- � —William Wallace Blanchard was suaded the members of, his family to runaway team,UP@ettiDg his ri I f 7 M� V . their engagement, and they do all the Railway.. It is called , are simply dragging clusion that he was not hurt so badly is �� isterice. So much f _r tidiness on the hanged at Sherbro ke, Quebec, last Fri- deny themselves Christmas p �11110 , cooing and Spooning in the austere pres- tor. The names of the stations Eire o 0 resents in ditch. -Assistance being at hand he was - ; , 1. � '.I - C, � I . ' w1re I d rosined without suffering- serious injury. he first thought, Started for the house, rf � ,ence of the VOUDLY ladv's father. or placed in the order in which the train farm. day morning for the murder of Charles order that the money might be devote C - � . � tiother or old maiden aunt. They get passes through then). As each station Now, let us take a look at the stock A. -Calkins, on the 18th of _November, to the relief of destitution. —Mr. Ezra Thomas ieir, . lavistock a but, on walking about sixuy ,or seventy f i - -f 6ccustom ed to the reetraint, however, is passed the conductor pushes a lever and the management of the same. It 1889. The execution was p4 rimed b —A Toronto branch of the American couple of weeks ago for Napierville, rods he found his son lifeless on the .. � Y �. � ind seem to get along very well under on the indicAtor, a gong sounds, and must be admitted that we have in this �Radcliv'e,`who officiated at the'Birchall (International) Divine 'Healing Aseocia- Illinois to attend college there, prepar- ground; it is supposed that he died. �� , - i - ; -he circumstances. It is singular-, that the previous plate d�opar, showing the county. -many farmers who have done a execution. A Montreal, reporter who tion has been formed, and these gentle- ing himself for the ministry. While ,in from fright. Mr. Baker has been a resi- I � Y -here the association of the Boxes is so name of the next Station on. the road. great deal towards improving the qual- t,witnessed the execution says, "I - was men are the officers : President, Rev. Tavistock he taught in the public school dent of Loganfor over 30 years. He is - � igidly guarded against, morality should After each station is reached thin is re- ity of our horses, cattle, sheep and pigs. permitted a few minutes' talk with Remi John Alexander Dowie, president of the mud served as book-keeper for the recovering himself, but is grieving for I - )e so, very low. The proportion of iUegiti- peated, so that a passellger has only to Yet, it is a deplorable fact that we meet taniontagne,-who will be hanged on united associations; vice-president, Dr. Tavistock Mining Company. He ie- the death of his son. I !�; . - .� . �� I I � . . I � - , . � I . . " I ,� - . I t . � q, � � . I - I . � - I � � - . . I � � — — -- - - --- 1, - - -- - I - - - - � - � - - - -- - - .1 I . I I I f 4 0 . . . I .- I . - . - . i . " . -- - .- 7 I -- - . ./ . � I . � r . . J- . -------- I ------ - ----1-11-- . - -----.- - -1 --- 1 . -11 --