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briiiiigin th� Medical q0U1 k 311 Under the iooi4n to the coiling. Buthedand action -4, hie ilwvwbrougbtbYian� eyinerj��of
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I iot the Government in 1 4xis, way abbed th� can, which cou ained nearly a land in he ;ownshi i p.6f Elnia to restrain
1104 e, and staktqd to tfiiow the tow�ahil 60"f V and I passing -by-hlwo
ng it conform with the enlightened out ofi so in - "I
I at Jeababk door.� Whon he"got to the for the 0onst rtiM`o� 61 drainage works. Ap
(no: ofa free and self-gi Ive ad ooun* r lie , ; found it, ted, Put he pluckily &I Aj smia-vid' witheosts. Mabee(8trat-
ury will be inffigte C., for de -
("a her upon Id to the can and un olted.1 the d;oi and Jord) fot plaintiff. Garrow, Q,
i 34 profession or the P 6 le, -then raw the can out into he hick yard, where fendant6, the Township of G1 ey
,ie gasoline burned out withbut doing' any son, (ftatford) for defendants, the To*% -
admit that we ' have x o cue,.,:, .. r at ore damage, Me. Satherland's right hand. ship of E Ima.) I I
that 6 are working at ng v ifoing.. d arm were badly; burned." .-ThO iroters' list for the village of Exater .
not � sist 598 vote 'ng
I Tniil i�en, however, v -e contain the names.of ra, 254 bel
perople having their '�ij hts, a� we eligibleto serve as jurors. , I
Entr&nce Examifiation. -Th' swarnip part of lot 16, concession 3,
We print bet n;a anosh, has been s%% apt by fire,
contique to.. protest i a ;ainst any West I w
OW t a names a d marks of
passing and l4ir a amount of valuabl timber was
ire, absolving a govqn nent from 11 ceeded the
Pose who have, i I a
M .1 Ahe
and responsibilitie8 wl�c rightfully -1 Intrance Exam, ion at CIE :o1ft and da�tr�uey.-
ring the six months enling July lot,
th it a nd. placing them in i the hands 1 iffiliated centres of Wingba. n and BtTth. there were 17 birtbe, 4 marriages, and 9
'The result his been oonfirme I bV tl,e Edu-
wb) are Aot in any iv y responst- �tion Department and certil ic ' sent to deaths registered with the Clinton town
he po )lie for their td iinistrativell I whose names are given he -a, The marks cterk.. 1
4 tained were sent out to i lb 3 candidates .-Miia Rhoda Wilson; dau I ter of Mr.
-,Wm. Wilson, formerly of 1TUckuow, but
ome time ago. The total nun Lber of marks'
Notes and ComTr ents. Aainable ar;845, and 422- nit at be obtain- now of Fargo, North Dakota,.died . at that
)Iac-3 recently
ixth I ession of the pre ici it Dominion to paos. . he Public Schc A Leaving list I _ A
ill be published a's soon a i confirm,M by James Slemin, baker, of Wingliam, has
ent, Wbich is promise I f)r Jannar Mr.
,y t. r he
Education: Departmen marks of dis oeell of his businesi in that town to
ill cost!tha d ountry w 11 igh half a nose writing at the Public 8 6 iool Leavin Mirton. Blackwell, -;.rho takes pos"asion im-
dollars�'au4,all becauf the Goverw xaminatio# were sent on -0 on the 220ul mediately.
t. I --We regret to h or of the sudden death
uld nDti recoIncile its a ipporters and
CLINTON. of A. Scott, isr., a highly eateemed resident
the cc uTage to fIRP11 EDUCkryb. of West Wa wano8h, which occurred On $at-
. pursue %e course it AftKo. . MAN114
t right. Here are sob I a of the items* 32 Aitken, Lizzie ............ 01iAlten, M S urday niorning after a -very short illuass.
i r, 166i 69 -Oa Jaly Efth, Joseph Wilson bf the
sessi�na expenases 3.Bedtliey, May ..............
;o to make up IC. 'it deparied this
ity to tilLembeirs... ... $215,000 4 Courtice, Sibyl ........... Huron roiaid, near Gxoderich, �
41 Chidley, Clara ........... Iti as life. Mr., Wilson was one of the old settlers.
ity to Sena,6)rs, .... 81,00.0 4Z
$enate) qil� 38 Davis, Maggie ........... tc and wao-highly respected. He had been 941.
It ............ ..... is 'it ing for along time.
A messeiigerS (Senat4 I, 7,5� 37 Grant, 64 i --wT here were rightered with the divibion
37 MeLe an, Maggie. -
it registrar for the township of Hity, for the
(Uommo�s)J".. 2,400 nn :ell
&I messengers. (Commo n) ... 11,250 39 - MeRiven, Aggie ......... It: 49 six monthr ending on July let, the follow -
6. Miller," Edna .......
tat bathroom washroor i-, � �Ab. . 850 1) females;
62 Miller, Ella ......... . is 11 ig :, Births, 44�19 males and V
vien (Senate) .............. 1,000 2 O'Neil, Winnie ..... �44 441 deaths, 9-4 males and 5 females, and 12
during session i ........... 125
81 * a, Ell,;,� .............. I, marriages.
men. (Cominons) ...... 350 111 94 --Typhoid lever is becoming quite pre
g debates.. ........ 4 . 0,000 "llson, ith ............
87 S�nith, Ida ........ .....
ery ... )2,000 cl! :, v�l�nt throughout Fixeter and vicinity. The
, ......... 57 Stevenson, Floretta. .... following cues are reported : Mr. L. Kraft,
....... ......... 2;000 Ste 'h 'Miss Kuhn, Crediton ; Air. A.
3 Wiseman, Jessie ....... p en;
ancous and inforeseeh 4,800 Afcl)onald and daughter, of the Thames
5 Dean,- 1�erbcrt .........
It road.
3 Jackson, Walter ......... l
074, 525 1fra. John Sullivan, of Wingham, has
4 McPherson, Stuart .......
pecial pleadinj of some of the ol(I )2- McDonald, Dan .......... it been seriously ill for the put =cou Ile of
37 Sheppard, Arthur ........ weeks or so. On Monday of last her
ries who spoke on Mr. AlcCarthy's- 30 Tedford, Bert.. Is. it life was des aired of, but since then she has
on in the House the otherl day, was 30 Wilson, Foster ........... I& cc rallied and ger recovery is looked 'for. A
clot of Vood on the brain is her ailment.
McNeil, Weldon, Wiialla,be, Davin� TUCKERSMIT11. -On Mondixy evening of last week, Del-
ers,- all spoke in favor of-. the very 37 Catwell-, Grant ........... No. 1 phim, daughter of 0. A. Nairn, severely
es which MO. 'MoCarthy' resolution 0 Acheson, Steinie ........ 2 fractured her right arm. She had been'
.2 Annie ........
Butti .... 1 2 id, jumping off while in motion,
ad, but fo!r all -that they must swingh1g, all
?3 McLi an, Maggie..- I ...... 2 fell on her right arm, which, on being ex-
Ainst it, aiiA it was tie agony it 4 MeN win, Alex ... ....... 2 1 1 a
I. - . I ainined, was found to be injured as abol-
them to i3 Bair�, Walter .... 3 stated.
get arguments to justify
irse-that w" so calculated to elicit )2 UcKenzie, Peter ......... . i 3 -The iarae barn of Mr.. Edwin Day,' a
J hUS, Addison .... 4 short distan-ce north of Gorrie, was bumed
)y. They _had undertaken a big r) 94 * lock on Wednesd4y
f ccl:)Y, John .... ....... 1 9 to the ground about 9 o,.c
idently, to Square their support of
JIULLFTT. noriling !of last week. M r. Day and the
yarn ant with the' wisb is of their
I To. 2 )oys were at work back in the field, and no
uents, and they made a nighty bad. 9 8 ell, John C ..... .... .. one was seen near the building. The cause,
in ......... ..
jO Vodden, W'
t. 63 Mills, Kezia ...... h ...... . 'g 6 of the fire is a,mystery.
i 1 6 -A few days since, Mr. M. MeEwen, of
47 Allen, H. W.....;, ...... . I I
:1 6 the .3rd oncession, Sitanley, removed art old
week the Bijussels Post is itered upon � 37 Taylor, Hugh...., I ...... I
ct 1 *11 ; I (,, laudm�rlf, in the shape *of a -which
ird ye4r with eve 6.2.8tapleS. Cecilia ... og house
ly proope 99 8 waseqcredinthe earI85y2,. The timbers
nty tii 79 Fair, Edith ........ ; ....... i
years of prog�ress and pro�perily be- 80 Lyon, Nellie.....] ........ ii S initwpreappareiniti'ya.egoiind ais the day
Likeman�other thing the Post 'i 16 Riley, Rose ...... ....... (1 8 they w�re put together f0ty-thren years
99 with age,. and we ho )a brother 124 Jackson, Annie ........... go.
23 Brown, i. P .............. 11. N. 0. 5 -Wednesday of last week - Benjamin
ill still cona,nue to grow 'old, conse- - ' I I r asels, a mpted to
36 Carter, Gedrge ........... Driveri of Bra descend
continue tp! im prove. froftia1ay1nowiniJ. J. Livingstone's barn
26 Cummings, Bert ........ 5
-ekchdd for the r( of the hay fork to
-meeting 65 Blake, Riebaril J ........ R. C" S. and i
Pan-America�'n Congre I assist im. He misse: it and fell a distance
(10DERICH 111OWN817P. i
uto, is being several Rsu red by i of 30 Pelqt to' the gro' d floori injuring his
26 Ye6, Lenus... No. 3 back. i He was unconacioug for a while.
as of that city, one pa er even going. m
1 63 Livei more, Maud ......... it
Ls'to call it fake. I 4tead. of the -May Gibson, of Brussels, was before
S!rANXLEY. i for at ti6n,. on a charge of
to expect& to be * preseitt JU(Ife Doyle
do who No. I stea ing a dress, and i as -remanded for two
ndance i limited to a few hundri . ad . 87 MeE,Yen,. Lizzie... weeks.. She was committed by J. P.'a Kerr
30 Wallron, Byron .......... lic 3 and Ranter, of that village, and is the same
ge numb r of 6minent and eloqu en't 68 Reid� Rabbet ............. 10 May Gibson who was 1committed b Judge
30 Ch' star, Helen ..... ....
io were ei,�pected to ta a ar in a r gereer in
09 (11 rZam, Ellie ........... Tome to eighteen months in the
a on flie various imporint topics pre.' I 1, '0 1893.
� n . . 30 Aikenheiad, Albert ........ 10
or the programme, hai failed to put 131 Cameron,- Harriet ........ 14 -Henry Hearns, t a youth who pleaded
.1 9.1 z guilty to stealing a h a fr m. Mr. Elston,
�The conin itti ie in charg 1,18 Morrison, Emily ........ :14
ppearance. a
of Hiy township, ani�ranother from Mr. Na-
.ffair can hardly be he d responsible BLYTIL than Ca mpbell, of Sodthwold, has been San:
a slim attendance, b t ev , Inust 133 Elder, AMY ............... P. 1 School. tenced. by Judge Ermatinger,of St. Thomas,
lave known'th4t man of thei speak- 55 Metcalf, Ella ............. to afic months in the Central Prisoulon each
0 5) Sa a, Abbie ...... ........ is :
9 charge Sentences to run concurrently.
ertiseil to attend coul nob b�� there- 32': Watson, Mattie ..........
-Lord Tennyson, a very valuable pace
41 Campbell, Edgar ...... the property of Mr. J, E. Swartz, of Wing-
estincr is about to begin in Manito-ba
NOS
FAST WAVM ham, while being exercised on Wednesday
ps !of all kinds peontise & ood yield.
I ,74.,Agnew, Millie ............. NQL 8 morning Of last week, broke a tendon in the
th� grain turn out as we as expect- 91 1WcB urney, Minnie ......... left front leg below he fetlock. 'I he horse
a . Should boom this fall i the Prairie 53 Scaudrett, Lillk M ........ was being pre aredibir the Wingliam races
this w( , was n splendid condition,
T
ce. � Some idea of the . amount at 31 Stewart, Dora ............ i 8 but this accident wi Hay him up.for sll�tbis
3 Walsh, Wm. C ........... 8
in be had from the* follow.ng figures 70 Quinn, Rachel. 10 season,
ere ' under crop in th� Provine' it 10 -Mr. John M�Iheson, of Exeter, has
age a 47 Wilson, Susanna ..........
Wheat, 1,140,276 acres ; oats, 482,'-.; 32 Jenkins, Wrn ........... 1, 16 purchased a general. tore business in Otter -
as barley-, 153,839 . acres flax,' 82'. 92 Quinn, Isaac; ............ 10 ville, and last week' ioVed his stock from
50.Shiell, A-ndrew T ........ I I Exeter to tbtt place, and combining the two
as; other crops, 26,333. The to�al'; will have a stock Oi about $12,09LO. Mr.
under crop is 1,887,774. MORUIS. I
Matheson has conducted a geneValatore
Bielby, Louise ......... No.. 1 business in Exeter for the. past 10 or' 12
1 482 Smith, Ida. years.
News of the Wei
E Ly -sen �iN . AitKAMAS.—NeWs '49-9 Cummings,. Katie . ...... U. NOW 3 -At the fire in Detroit !on Tednes ay
from Fordyce, Arkans , of,three' Wethery, Ellen ... ...... 1 3 last week, by wh�',
go that have recently tak: u place in 7 momir & of ch six fire an
i 11 Mcclymont, May ....... No r lives there were many narrow - as-
cinity, and a fourth is exp d. 6 Proctor, Mina. . 7 lost thel Ain6ng those Sleeping in the ive
capes..
LITY AT - SEA. —One - hu dred and �l �Arf. 1 Storey I building was Mr. Ben Gibbon ii, a
ght lives were lost by the sinkIng of 41 Bell, Gladys .............. P: School. gentlewan well known in Goderich, who, it
ii,mer Maria P. in &-coWaic n *ith-the '4L53 Hiscock1s, G I y - 11 seems 'had a miraculous eseap
ad a ...... _e from dei th,
in the Gulf of Spezzia"Iti Mercer, by a Lasty run down stairs in his nightly
.-Charles Xininianuel S'Lni, the attire.
uished Swiss politician 1 is lead from. i ,,6, McGillivray,— -,-rena .... Councillor Leatherdale, of Brusgels, do
507 lCitchie, Annie ...........
ilt of injuries sustained in a. runaway 4557 Wade, Ethel.-.. the 'Owner of % Jersey calf three months Id
t on July 8th. 4�2 Ameley, Harri that he had sold to a gentleman at Br t-.
oRy. -The : Hon. Edward Blake of ford for $18, And to be forwarded shor y.,
P C !8, James - t bold -of som
Ontario, Liberal and.Ir6 h Natio 47r7 Gummhma min, David .........
The calf g e rope used by the
as been returned for the'� 3outh di.' bricklaye at Mr. Leatherdale's and cheW-
H
I 10�O� Hessian, Harry...
f Longford Ireland, wit I t opp 3 ou,1th,AWli1lon,..* ...
biu o- ed and Swallowed a short, end, about 4 fee
33 Kerr Wellington ......... causin herdeath. The veterinary found
iLED WITFt K�NiGfITHOCVD.—Henr fr- undige ted in the animal's stomach.
j8 MoG iire, Frank ..........
a actor Walter Besa�t, I he i, ove- del
Morris, the t, have )een 4 Peon in, John... ...... -A pl asant meeting was held in t1l a
d Lewis 5 Ross, Robert C ............ basement of 0e Wingliam. 'Presbyterian
ighted by the Queen. 484 Snell, RAuben..-......, church, ou Tuesday eve Of last weet,
Duri.-Ex-Premier Si am- nin
BULOFF TUTUNBERRY. when alai ge numbei of th6g members an I
the Bulgarian -hero, - wl o wi a att tok - evation, and o.theri,
shot in the stroet on Mondi of last 415 Aitken, Mary ............. No. 3 adherents of the congi
66 gathered I o welcome Mr.- and Mrs'. Perrie
ied fron! the terrible , v uji a he ' 470 We, r, Robert.� ...........
.0 re, on thej4r rii turn froin the Old Country,where
�t the hands!, of �his a 3sailij nts. He i 10WICK.
years of -age., i Mr. Perrif has been recuperating his health,
4 23 Millen, Marth t ............ Nbi� 5 for the Put two or three months.
FLATro.,q DEMANDED. a, represen-
1�1 ( ULROSS. -The icense commissioners !fOr West
of England,:: France, d tl e United - I Huron n
t Pekin: are: demandi g r -paration 6 Campbell, Bel a J ......... No. 2 wi in'Clinton on Tue d4y of last
week. The proprietor of the BenneItt House,
ill-treatment'of missio arie rand the
Blyth, applied for a transfer of the license
tion of foreign proper in he' Pro- Huroi! - Notes. - to'the hotel known " the Mason House, the
Szi-Chuan, �Chiva. t
ED A bas4all club has been formed' in license still to be held by the original hold-
Cmrs DAUA�- y N 712M.—A 4xieter. er. The cause of the application' was the
ind storm, last eek, dan i ad - the. 1, -Blectri . e -belle have been pla in !the burning on July 12th of five - buildirigs, in -
the Michigan fr it be It. 11 fruit *tels and, several of th 9 rims -ing the
k a. private e ide clud Bennett House.
ere . badly 1 bro ken a nd a Yples and of Exeter' - I -- ced c;f Bertha
The deaW is announ
ere nea all bI wit ni b te trees. - I I I I
11 ---�'Mro., U,. Murray, of Iowa, is visiting a�t Helen Heritage, daughter of Mr. Thomas
TING IN =40 . -A force of '- ' rot) er's, Mr. Georg,la K. Holland of Heritage, Woodbine Cottage, Lon�ilon town -
y at,ackeis"r �era woo L ohip� formerly Of Grey tov-vnship,,9ji Wed-
lago rec ntl teee lapanese
� 181 - ,
t Toko m, nd of Fornioss, #Lnd r. 1. Blair has *old his house in ne8day afternoon, l8th inst. Mis Heritage
With des rate couragii. Tbe apa- U
8 J a leading member -of eat Me -
*n Mr. H. Schaffer. Mr. Blair inten a w" London,
re onl ave(I fiom, defeat by itbe. tbodist church,'and also of
. Y, i Algoma shortly. eing
r discipline; of their troops. But fie co�tracb for the -new horm. shedg at a valued Singer) On Satuiday she W'ams a t -
re; finally CCO' pe�led b) retreat be- c church, Cranbrook, has beei let to Y. tacked with in0ammatign, which vent"lly
onslaught o the C1 inese. - When 11
dvices left tb I I tat d ie Black Ol latz for $400. proved fatal.
r 0 advancir g ttick ' ekhani lChe two-year-old. kon of �r. David -Wednesday of last week Davie, alias
c) rane, of the 2nd cone46asion o Howi.04,- Lockhart, left 0'oderich for Kingston where
ther battle i (asimm:i ent.. died od Wednesday of last wee he will undergothis five years' sentence of
�OLDFN WE01MISO OF ME FniEND1811 -%Vm. Armstrong, Brussels, hii a been imprisonment and receive twenty strokes.
FMUTF-S.—Onjuly Mth 800 deaf. 001,
g ' i as teacher of Whitfield's s(h 12 with the eat. The prisoi er was in charge
alebrated the golden i eddii g anni- f9e
11 e pue nsion, Grey, for nixt year. of deouty-sheriff - Reynolds and, constable
of the P ralladite
Key. Dr. Tho � ias ( - sae� Knox, una went right' throu'
wife, at theNew Yo -k Iinstitution-1 Ar. Cameron, Vriniiipal of the Bru gh'without a
E Alle school, has rid6� over 1,0(9 miles, on stop. Davie is one of the train a, that Col-
eaf and Dumb. 1 Det igatic no. were I i P
froin many eastern cil ies. Dr. Gat is I icycl&this year. borne residents will be pleased to heikr, has
- - U left the neighborhood,
rs.
as devoted �iany yea nwa, , 0 cKillop, has ee in
of I I is life to p)orihealth for a, Ion ime, and no ho Is One of thom events which always claim
c6ed. As rector of St Ana's . Pro� are entertained for her covery. the interested attention of old and young
.EPiseopal chure 1, 11
' ' 'a i -James Ross, uncle f Rev. John ROs s, took place on Wednesday eve nt. 10th
he: established. the* fin t hi.w. inst.', at the home of L.. McNeil, ni t
As, Of Brussels, die at his lhome in M con -
hip for deaf mutes, at -d hi i 4abora pelphonTuesdayof lastweek. cession, Grey, when his estimable daughter,
nproved educational s3 Stems and the 'Miss Tana, was joine M
---The Ii litning n onday afternoon of d in I atrimony to Mr.
g of church services in sign anguage I I id cons The care.
out the country. week 9 i0dera le aamage to the James M. Knight, of Petrolea.
candescent light plan in Winghani mony was performed by Rev. D. B. Al 'Rae
-According to the linton vote;�, J�t in -the presence of a large assemblage A re'�
Thursday evening, 11 th i ist., Mr. them are. 938 voters in the town. Of th* lativea and friends.
erland's store in Win
fig�ani iarrowly 2.)l are eligible to s6rve as jurors. -The financial report of the Mettodist
rii _IM&
being destroyed by . T liat even.! -Once more the B4oughton, h and churches ow the Aubumeircuit, for the yeaf
it dusk a e stomer cal ad get an C rey ditch case has beeiii dealt with and the ending May 30th, show that the follolw,ing
oldered, ai d Mr. Snt er a id went p 14intiff once more a feated, T, he legal. amounts were raised on the different ap-
back shop to do the j I le went nOte concerning the a is as follows pointment %�bich includes the amoun b for
b6i
r
d
the fire- to ie&t the. a eri ig iro 46B lito teria support an
n, roug in vs. Tow ships of Grey and minis A local Pur 91.8
ean,
some ML the fire ea6 in contact ma. --judgment peal by adii�jff- Auburn R 99. Westfield, $478.20;DDnny-*
01,
an of gasoline, -which is.uoe I as fuel f dgmebt . Of Fa coubridge, who brook, $294.10. In addition the followin
9
re pot to beat the irons wi In a W M ttle, action at Toroi itO upon Pleadings amotints.were raised for-connexional funds:
,the blaze was running up ie side aZd admissions, in so fai as it dismissed the Missionary fund, $241.6a; General Confer-
NIl 10 111 1
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J ULY 20_9 1895
JULY 26
oupom MnU no
,DO $63 oontin frotin whom I'mi vdiena" haa oraervA
10' - ,
it " ` ! Urc. as . . . . . . . . . . Mr�, and 1:
1), . 1 M.35) ch h ood came to Clinton on A e 1146.1b
,enl J5 edueai na,
I I . L - F a f meeting the =d in the pleasa:utt
Ink a relie $3.40 -. fsus ion,� 4.).;, hopLeg ol tra e or, wbo,
would
50A omen, min- call thel ter
gid - -e for his goods -but no go. Af i neer life- TO tliv
iuu
5 watcb;ng and W&itin
iolniir making a. C of 1 1 8.45 pati, �ntly for three nthe sons and thi
days, �e returned to Oront P. win,
aised on Uit. . . on Alorf&
I LM . . o1re morning, however, the 7 ich 1owii
D. eisinifl2w)r of, gensall was at wro 2gad wife 41- Henry, Godera
i�. f- ur- peare endeavored to 'Fleming aiid.James- an
mci�now Mi. the 12t1l of Ju �yfor. a p d upon the scene and
Posef el0eiring-mu add 8� at great -leeate her husband, which she succeeded in -John of 1101yrood ; A
)rafi i cel4bratio'n held tere, b on ac- doing, he having arrived- in town next ia"X�i and Tbornas, J.
ouut of is � lie rain wl ich oo meuced morning. Mrs. Silverstein udLelighted to -son. deceased. The dvl
ID fail as thii cirowd reache the g ve, the meet bar lost man, and the 1 baP)r couple. -was a true woman -and
ticii of Bympathising
d wi h. The took in the town for a co�pl ur, me
e4king ha Ito disper 0 ho
tb,r �she was a ztaunch Ept
speak iris con wid war essrs. Dick- doubt recounting their tr,.Oles and trials
since last they met. The e ting
nsojit and Yj -of Wi0hom* and J.H. Mau ral took place to Chab
,cott, of K P id no, ad the woman to
compani orontop W -hers. :ur&- y emerno.on,
Z
--LAt Wit ipe i Oil atu afternoon, two little children were anx� awaiting
ou"'y MCI
�3tg inst dyt I hird d. jmg ter of Hor- the retunt. of their fatheor an, I mother.
; x Horiou 0)3XTI y, -At SIX
e eX- Cel tre Huron, and
dontague !Bake Ifis e(tor Northwest staffa. 17th imt., th
Marsh
beloved
Marsh
do�nted P( ce, w re UnItood *in wedloek's NoTE.,4.-Mi--s Hills, of E, PlOnavill,
)onds, Rev.1 Can Mat�#aon erfoirrnmg -was be ed Way.
a few d&Y8, with bee ancle, r, David
�he car o T I M Eat a )o place in -de had -a str6ke,!
I ` last week., -Mr. Lou Kem of Toronto it 18ide, and reA
VII 1 Saints ichure Mr a d ,Nirs. Cayley -her ri t
in
spend' ; a week under the arental roof.— 4—. rvdon 'was
lamilton a, d4lit-lif i ea of the b
hire, Scotl
N71 r. F. & Hatchinion spent Sunday in Nfit- 110
Zuther
agent.
-1 in jr
XaCtirlg arties be P chell. —Min Bertha.Hutchi a spent jut
I
01 Ln oll n an is bride have got: week with her sister, Alirns. and was- unite-, At
U Robbins,— bereft partner al>out
iettled dow,t t 3 th � f �e r4lities of life at Dr. Naysmith and wife are rusticating at Br$Jon -w" shepherd I
,heir home :L NOT p. i �They gave the Grand Bend. —Two of our el tizeins, went to
roung folks 6, grav I r, op Monday night land for 30 years ; ean'
Bayfield to fish this week. They met with Ago, aud the old "0
I P11
)f last week' wher r, j, 00 of the youth fair success.—There died at her home last their sou�inllaw, Walti
JgI ideic a ilil �
Lnd beauty a . I d � the sweet Monday, Afro. George Aliller4 relict of the have four chil&-en livi
itrains of th iWi I ti 6.4an a of Messrs. late George Miller.' D-deeas.-d 'was an o1a
)'Hara, and 'No elfig being kept (1, Mrs; W. Lawson. whiii
.1 and respeeted resident of Hibbert., Her
ip till the oc to h . ho#r for retiring, L Her k—deper to Sir Floi�;i
f I husband preceded her thrae years -ago. Shis �Scotiand - wmiam B,
when all we�t on *i ing Xr.i and Mrs. had reached the . pe Old
golan a lon ggrILL a d I liM., rA a ' 94 of 74 years 'G. and 3ass Brydon. I
I li months and 14 days. She 1 ves a growim I
—Aii old In aide 1, 6 HowiclJ township notice was a person
ias d L t e ii I the per$on . I of Mr. up family. AVe extendour � athy tothe true wife., affectionate,
e or
y 1. bereaved family in their ho o trouble.
Luke ush, the 15bh cone4ossion, who Christian. Her agod,
-oT- 'age, is d,
lied on 1I ri E th inot. ThLe L remains yearB
. 4 1 Port�,. The funeral tookplacie
were laid in 6 ir I 9A t restlint PI4'ce in the 7�
thi �01 owing, L Sunday -TF 24, eoncession .5. on� Fj
xorrle cemcw'y 4 i I.. I m.s.—Mm Mitchell, Of Hamilton, ig
W in jx,�P,7 - ternient took place in I
diternoon. T1 a t in irA a at visiting at Mr. James -Stelvenson's.—Mm
y large one. i D e m sed h d real pq in OW- Bell and daughter, of Tiver n, are at Mir, . . . . . NbTES _Tfie.hu `wh
in this loeslfttv� The a
�ck township for o m a q, arter of 6, century Strouds.—Mrs. A. C. Benn tt, accompanied.
tud was a quiet � it af Sul al He was b)r her little son 'and Ro R. tubbs' e@fld was b,
Benne
tt.. sr -
at Belgra tery-l-,
.n his 75th yitiar� rived from. Chi t Wee to visit J '*eoeme
leagoLaa
0aedav100,e,k-ia-M,r. Gu* Hicks, in this section.—Mrs. ing last some -one, enten
'of
St Hill onthe'Uhvonceb
er .1
--oder i haulin my Michigan, is visiting.h 3
A i *11 ih p, wom _g in h %Zs firs.1homas of preserves, two I
Lnd unloadi by ffIf �nj OfS Lhay fork into a Hawkins.—Mrs. Wamock a4d I little dough- lars'
ibed, that h ot ecen 33 � been raised and ter Grace, of Goderich. were M 'the villa- -1 Of Zatter. So fox thep
ge - -thie:f, although the plarl
let" 0 POS a at fg 01 high, the props on Saturday.—Mrs. Elliott sind Alias clai-& 4- Aistauceoff. The doot .
�ave� - ay, and dom cai ie thewhole build- McLeau, of Lucknow, a:nd MiSo Wilson of 1
railk hou4ei-shoidd be
ug, wealchig Toof b r and, in fact, mak% Dungatinon, called on friend 8 in the vililge "le--$ are gett
Mg compl�td *r e .0 a) most everything. I on Thursday.—Miss Lizvie I ierce, of Crewe
I I Aliss XaggieAgen has�
as ast k. —Mift J,
fart Aic W kg back, and &I- visited in Port Albert last
d whereshe has 16ii
got a
nost mirac!41011�jy being hurt,, but. W. Motrison and nelft, 114 Cowara of
r -shop there.-w4ervlcew..'
.raw,,, gid ouOfiL froun der the timbers with. Winchelsea, are Visiting at Quaid)L_
Im FLresbyterian -church -0
litth more th ' "a Jsfiaki a up. Mrs. Richardson.and daughter Mrs. Shaw, week, by the Plev.
�-A)n Moikdiy!o0&8t el� Allies ' LeIIA of Toronto, are visiting. friend; here.—Mr, heavy.rainstorm, acco!
"'ampbell, tof I IiViao6 � oah, i lied
!a a:t and Mrs. R. Martin and Mr. S. J. Martin
IN , I and lightning, ))sued �d
"od, rich,. tS�ebad bee' 1 in a poor B;ate of of Chatham, were visiting fr) ends here i -.;t
ieal f0i sbm� ba i gplaced herself week.—Rev. Mr. Ga -Higher visiting Mr. Idwy morbing -eal
roadaides,"d drills iii�
Ina the cia6re (if hitel f Gode- H. Blake —.Nir. George Fms and cousin,
-water. Some say tb
rich,. and of 0 t . Pero Aisease Aliss Fraser, of (31oderich, viiited Port At- Ar"Med in it, -but Som
was dropsy. J,SheTwas-' ad 47 j#,ea. a, 4 ])art one day last week.�Mr,' A R. feuting o)lfhe oat --Xt
rnon,68 and .3 days., inains weire in- Phail, of this place, Visited f rJendsin worth thousands of do]
terred ill !D�rl g L110101 b metery. 1rhe be- 'ton this week. —There W a large pie- 'lie erops of ull kind
eavod motliieiif s nadl relattv s have the - syrn- nic froni LucknoW on as t
u WV, lui week. �0-ats bav�gro4m nearl,
t Im.11 Of e, Lond6k
iiathy 0 t aijty �4tended tio them -m-Xr. rverrie
I - i r, Beasons, exioept, late tali
C 4-1 r
barge of the n rist
U tboir ement., had e . . I
i church.
,j -1)aittier crop than lat
—Thcotlie mominFinQo4erich as the onSunday. 11T.Ferrierwil have charke — I I
;growin Vry well, to f
'ter
rain, was n1ea itig. the st4tian from the dock of this parish until the n wly appointed allmithisV
C�N I disp te ts Hg - t bf Wiay� and, though
6lergyIntin will come to take his place.—We
ngi cef Mi a ti -le to- stop, the engine understand that the Bishop of Huron has
ug it !the an �4liiial �Wfi n ft, was at the north appointed Mr. Armstrong, of Buyfleld, to The Doig a�id #
nd of the plat Orin. _ efore the train could take charge ofthe Dungannon and. Port An iinCi4aieut which 1W,
b#ought t t1le.Plow was dragged Albert parish -and that he will enter unlon that a dog seems to
g
� ly%e of his
ome, ten yards r 1, 0� -e, bbing crushed all his duties some time nex� I molltb�—Aw.
lie time b James McConnell, after 'a geritt �ivviWng to youth for AA
etwe �ne and platform. The -g fliness
�vaa W zed.::along the spine ofsomemonths, passed )ea, fully aw to the story
I 81Y III A dog had come
and t hind e� i vere, brok-en.- Shortly her Ion home on t.' The funeral
Friday in 46 dcoul . -IV
Ate eAniii a was car away an t place on Sunday to the Dtingannon
Lille ce a ry, and wzs one.of he largest Seen famil, remark-edoxi.jat
— X. Li4later,iy inciial of Ganatioque, in secifion. Rev. Edmunds of in the room.
,F I I think Saucho- -Oln
Public Sch in a ter to the editor of Dungannon, conducted the services.- . The
bbe Ziil ton New Eia, makes the. following a inpathy of the community is extended to the Way. X-6. M 004Y A
Difleilth Lt viere'slidu 1 1) 1 noi '�e * Much diffi- Ze husband and family. Thatafternoozi Sinc
[Aty in ackeptiag " NrhAps you are ac- 11111 , i as the -days plaasta Aid;
justifited m ith a! 9 1 teii�clier iiiiho would EtheL course of a vmek -a oeip'
&'e to Spend * few 3rithi by the St. Law- -see �-b-At your U.,
rence: and . the , 1 :0 ank Islands. If you. NOTES.—Will. Newcombe and sister 8un- house.*' 'OA -W�Quiry
ir you id adit -'se such to apply dayed at Trowbridge.—The brick layers Sancho, baving,!CAN
wishj�X011 . q � have commenced work :on Mr. Hanaul&s and been k4lidl�y receiV4
[or ' the position assistant in
-A
DUr school I dar next 1%lo;del School kitchen, John Cober has the contract for iks a guest. " aid eV
term, I The -has su dtatia *1 have' had since the wood work.—The CAu adiau- .:Order of sometimes raiaAe a A
comin here was fir' kHufon� Forestees concert last Thur* lay evening was 'bome, he livied at the f
—A,, half-pae � nh ic i4xi Moqday� morning, success. Although the F, resters prolitted. peacefully ended his,&
little by it,- they have the
[5th,i: Lot., John; eldeat son (if town clerk satisfaction of Friends.
Ritehill, of-Go,ieri(h, die4 rathii�' suddenly knowingthit they furnish �d a good pro�;
fromi I cart faili � re *g painteirl a colict gramme. ProfeswrDucker and daughter, A FeW Word
dise a fr'. in ' vbie' a -hid been suffering of Palmerston, gave some I Violin selections How mamy husbands
i �. and
For Some tilh,-. ;P -, v ous o his rotam home which were, wellrecei-Nred. iss Spence' and dhadren &ra dW�
7. few wee 4 n ofte jad een s6iously ill Miss Laug each sang two" retty solos in vaer? Youdon!t ]rnow'
in Clevelai i their usual excellent styl is -had 't one jday �1
a I ta ft tha city for home to ityl Alias 13. Milne
in I
ieck r0ne d stirengt�. ince his arrival in and Miss A. Davis gave an i ittruniental on work. lZea goolla
(A the piano. But the beat of was thoeomic -doet have too fuS& 01
Yoderich haa beaii con ned to:. his bed,
bitioln8a#day,feelibig)�* rhe,'walkedto singing byour own Ben Dayies. Although 'nice fresh bread or Mai
Ch6 H�irl--6 i Park"al4d. it is thou this was only his second attempt before Ae �M"t onions radwhes,
I ght *that
e labor the jou . kitey astened. his de- forget jug V
bh public, he fully convinced the audience that Your
Deane. he could sing and act comic soilga. His Take alou 4011ne - 041
—Whil IMr. Geo,, a.. job lot" was perhaps the i nost laughable. books I =5 s;re IM
iii, of Exeter,
c A
'a —Someofthe farmers commenced cutting -mixt#ure of.solemin and,
ind se!lveraJ, others W re en age in remov-
ing th� earth for the pave ant in front of their fall wheat this week. some nice take, lamw -1
bhe girlitnollihicwalk, n th t village, on Mon-. ` A PtiAsA'2qT0UTLx(,.—A )arty of friends, Vired out gietting iie7lre
0
lay of, laist; �week, hei pet ith an a, uUmbering sixteen, from Adinerston, At-
ceident
wood an(I - Ethel spent a 4 d ViVe
which,ni it have t bi n his life. He. uple of very � - L,
was wprkigg in fron pf Mi -. Walter West- Pleasant days in the prett town of Kin- V e Y.
!Oft at the time, when Walter was cardinis recently. They were, -%-cry muck 'run wish,
xbo4tto ra, 846 his pi it a(cidentalycame in taken with both the place and fli I for the a -
�ontae1t w th Mr. i odgi as' head, striking ie ralded; Now try, MY P
but more especially with tkose whopeo
lint erri le , ow the left temple, -ren- so materially to their are, foremost, feeling nearer to your�(
le him inse ih and i nflicting a very limong whom was Conductiox Quirk. He is
My w6ufid the,piok hi�iug bachy grazed a jollyogood-naturiiid fellow, and be and his
i I I - �� -SM
1e- Lill. 1 4 amiable wife entertained -,he partymost JAPM 1�—InOuelpilv),
J, R. Jaekeort,
ii this I th of J al� John Brown�s hospitably at their beautiUf I home. The �Ur.
thiq a mill, iu'y'rev and the machinery, party will long remember thi � pleasant -even- ;SffARP1R4n Uullett On
neld ing thhe t res in m3thine engine and lng spent there, neither will they forget the
10 bunchel Of sh les, belonging to Mr. delightful trips on the water in the boats of
�Ool �and r. � 'a a destro Messrs. MeGaw & Barton. ey also bave FAPSQ�%M—1
,,ate yed by 11
ire. Mr. rowh wass ru ng that day and Pleasant recollections of the hospitable Inst.. this *ffo 61 Ur. f
i 1 0 reatment of the host of f le Roy'Alotelp 'BnWy,.�-In Mushard. ej
vas away t) dit.iner abot n1mutes when t mr�,wm2due, of *-a
hey Saw tl a snioke com n out of the Mill. and his homelike quarten. That they .�CuftRJE.�Jn Dist Wawrl
Vheo they got to the � might have ma-ny mere suet trips was the Wife -iDf Mr. Wlo- J- ACU
:in 11 t was too late to
%ve �kythihg. He thin is 1 the fire caught wish of all tile party. U-0wickvulb
nder� the Wier. ?., There wits no insurance Vance iftne. *1 *dlws
'MCLAUGOVIN'In H4*
Md We lost I is about Uft 1 Mr. Brown had wife- of xr. wo-ma-
PhRadebbb L�
A ItESPFCTED 'REsinmNT (16�-;E.—Tbere 'Taman id:R4
Ila -face, �burned.r He right off to laly-ft vn -6
Ira Ord and purcliased new
I Outfit died near this plapue, on Saturday is,$ Olt -1-4 —1-1, UU1114, on
thre,
or is c men. another of our most h1JVhI vapected resil mr. Enoollxorr)s. of A
y.X oN,—In -Uhel, -.On'%
— -A r Said en ee in Clinton recently, had a dents, -in the person Of Jr. John Schnell,
xr, George Dobiii)nt v
am kirkably n w ca efrom destruction at the ripe old age of 7 years, three Virey VI'th
A
t 'a th 'i "
iyfire. The ifly ant4i;�d for church mon he
and nine days. He born 'i e
e 0 081
i e
a e a eni a . house. Go- village of Schreksbauch,
�up 1 -many, in th
�up
ag. ba 801111 in le: he4d of the ear 1816. He came to thi t with
10 , a ai d after. looking for C wife and family, in 1848,1 Ta"etrtfed in
ir
nit he wani th w tligi match, which New Hamburg; where he r ided for eight, f -Valvosii
:1upgaed.
gone out, kijito the wood, years, and then -moved to th 14th conces or TurrsIMML%
E t
-e 63 �hial house, and sion of the township of 'fay, where. ...'he
Ten On. U
t r ad )n it ray to ; the church. A few lived until his death, He Is aives four so= *me# N"Icubtlit. of
.1 tit4afterj %nothiii. met
of the'lamily and four da-sighters. Asughttir of Mr.
asisted on hii going bac fbr something Xons.—The flax mill Will be in operation
h a, and ii "I (as f�,rtuuate tbat he did, as in a few days.—Mrs. 1). Wiag� . of New july -11th, byftv. W.,
I x and to -miss Aznle X
h, -. woodb6 townffbl-�.
ourrounilings were all Hambui-�g, was the guest of Mr. -C. Schoch
baze.
Roberl 2!
a few dap last week.—Mr. A. Rotbermill, AN�-PFRsox ty
I i; i3M! -
A rathe rious accid a t . occurred at who has been our enterprising blacksmith A:IB.L Do
r the -0-m.
::el bratibn at I C inow -on a
cm
raLngemen re
of Julyr�l When- a, W w ere "he h FL9 seenred it jo 1'. Got
U from the gro'e where! the speaking C. u., of Clandeboye, now occupieg
hey assemble ig business.— by
(ais to have taken ace, I d in his Place, Land i4 doing a rush h Rey� Z Z.
ront of M arry I tel, are a regular Air. W. Beaver is greatly improving his jwcmveto Marjory
o
lusical ji' bore( ook ace among t ' dwelling byputtint�n it a new roof and Bryllges, *1
he
everal drummer i 'an 011a. The large veneering i wi h rick.—Miss B'. Schilbe,
alcony iii front o
th e M ii ;I ��'ry House was had a quilting beeon WedneA day� afternoon,'
7von* ow
n
good Imit fr)= w4A view every- andintheavening she gave to the young
'peo�l q c me out —Nfr. Perr erholt,,o 1 70-
c
hing, adoover.&O up;n folks &good party. y Ov
near Brucefield, was the guest of his
he structure, whf in it -:ed ly gave way -and 7
ire S
i the cent: and betw' np 13 and 40 per- brother Amos on I unday,--Mias Entina, �Cu: WF .—In uxtile,
)ns wore carried Oow. ford, agril 10 YeAft,
Riekbeil was in town' a few d tys last Week
i0i It. Fortunate
r Only a few werd
I ured.- Among aired 7.3,yearsisftd4 a
iose seriou"i r r a B. Camp- Goderiell: To ip. FRASM—In Giey.�=J
o of Finlay Vrsaer*
ell, near LU $1.1 n, of A.Sh- (,'ONE TO HER REWARD. d still an- NEEL1TAGV,,—,1, Liondo,
eld Afrrs. istr f daughter of Mr,
W -a of Hur,
ingliam, and- *other of the pioneers of Hur, has passed to
Ira. Robb, Ina 12� A number of the great o�d, in the pers of Prudence, Orel township, Wd
-%,ad sli lit bruises i but how et of tl�y
bhers re.cei I in�,U�ieL� some.. reli la Tho e. ue of Code -
E them esca�ed fata iraCUJOUS. _ � L I
ism rich township, on Fi, a t, aged 80 years.
and 3 months,
—A somewbat antio incident happen- A short time, since t a Ic ed fell from a CAxp8ELL.—lu West
I iu Clinton as es i . OuTuesdaymom- chair and fractured �one of bar limbs, from bellAcampbell, aged
i rs. Silverste n, a Giiarman' Jewess of whichshe never recovered. - kbout the year days.
MYTIO'ELL.—In 0"aw,
ronto, who has been dit.1tha lookout for 18.3-4 the late Mrs. Perdue wl o was a native eldeot mA of MY
E r husband ever i ince lie Lleft her some
I of Tipperary, Ireland, came t'3 Canada with od 21 yews.
R4,_In L SpXltfb
E arm ago, in I 4ew York, ou"' eeded in to- berparents, Mr. and IN -firs. J �hn 'Smeltzer, GILVD
Gildem aged fS Y
i ting him ini Clin on. Mk. Silverstein is a and the fanfily settled at St,-eetsville, near JEFFF'RSON.—Ift P111my
ft of dru6me in th� spectacle line, Toronto. There Miss Sm, �Itzer married mrarson, son al
aux 0
or an I
Fnu i�a
onli
OuL
g
the
I�u
t12
., le
L ill Iola
PIMP
tir f
lTd
I or
i a
ago, he
,I d some two wee. is ordered a fresh Thomas Perdue in 18*38 and a ioitly after re- and son4n Uw -01
sood 29 Pmm
ipply of stock from ti f4low-countryman. moved to the 7th concession, 1 loderich town- A-RUSTRON-0,At 8%u
L Toronto, who al once conveyed the news ship, residing in the township till the time July lah, Jo"ph
i the "weAer ha f " of the "; W andering of bar decease, for the last Six *years with *f Us, J, -5.
"w " and thea searet �*mimeneed in bar dau COWAN,—JU MA11110P,
,gbter, Mrs. Wm. Smi�b Her bus
4�est. - M iR senthall the widow ef tho We
gentle . man baud crossed the river of death about nine
dim
4
hat by
won %ie a oti.
S
AT Only by one int in the threelie a
LO! LA
OK
xo.-UR is
;I
When it was knc wn that a Canadian`1ad
he (out
won, the *�Idegt excitement reigned ong'
iiind.
T�e SubspriDtiOn price of the E, ro$90: t"
his companions. , He was h isted into the
insti,hiti
if Ird strictly in advance, is- ON X
airind totapri6d a nind the mp,in a at Lair
try, any
D 0 APL
�vhi 0 an a iy playing 11 8re,
a �i d led the comi
the med
If yon do not-renwvr Nqtthin three merit i
. ill -
data, label the w
,the Conquering tero Cou�e&" When I lay.
W a will
Of the on your price
1.25 - if you do. nof renew ivith in- a
months of th� da te on your label the pri
hurst reaches hot'ne, he will, iiel most at t) tuai
tically receive4
any raie
lines.
ill be No paper will be s t IORg k
PIS
M
upon th
than one ye4k before being paiO for I
t ffica�
Send renewals directly toi- �i; 0
I The Englisb - E14 i6tions.
i, us at
t
Money sent by registered le i post-offi
The old c( ntry wism, to gi� pi at y
Legislal
money order, express money o at or draft,
much -the same as they startod., The -latest,
PO*ero
rd
is at our risk. A post -office o dei
reports give 309' Conser�at ves 55' U1 io
belong
osts only two-
ista ; 1229 Liberal,, 56 me artbyites 11 d 9
ofa, bo
The change on your label will li�otify you
"c'
Parretti. b seen that tlik a
tl
'tes. It wil t
-4
-ble to t
acts.
of Our receiit Of the mo If t. changed
It ilear
new ovemmen is ured of a
Tory C
bt three weeks drop --as a card we will
d on -
working in&; jority indepe d int of the Uri
trace the matter tip.
ists and all�other fadtions. The sweep has
The! 8
Address all letters �nd make a I cheques
be a rather more than Chamberam,
Parlian
and o--,Iers payable to - McLean Br k
Whea remitting money do not to, give
the leader of the Unionists,, counted ot or
next, w
post Gffice, address.
W lien notifying us of c an 2f. address
desired. While i6tpporting1theGovernmenb
he hoped to' be able it�o kee�, 66titrol of the
million
r10 not fail -to, give both- old new at
PO
balance of.power. This$ #,owever. is - now
ment c(
lac4d
0 ffice address.
'at
lost to hirn, as Salisbury W11 It be in -a posli-
his fingers Ch!kmlerlain.
thou�h
Look Your ia-iel-
tion to snap at �jr.
whiob
andhisfollowers. Amongflie-slain tiring
IDdemn
NEW ADIVERTISEME��
the past week was Mr. io�n Morlay, who
defeated in a tit, Air. Mar ley's
WeAs
Indemr,
PLL9408
was
Session
VLTrie idgure between the parenthesl# after each
e
defeat was can$ (I the- 4 P sitiO� ef the
a by
pages
one denote$ the page ot the paper whlich the
d ag list im
Pt�nelite Iriffsh ho. o aillat
men w 4(
Session
sciveetleemeat will be found.
and of the working -men, 0 support& -an
Servan
Cheap Furnititre-Broadloot. & Co. (6) i
Canadns Industrial Fair -H. J. Hill. (6)
inipossiblecan'didaiioftbeir,own- Tie_.re
dharwo
To School Teachers --D. ),,ldTsgzPr 4. (6)
Havetour Kyes Tested -Prof. Chamberlain (1)
suit was the defeat of John Mode r the
Gasmal
Qharwo
fty, (6) 1.
A Tobacco Company's Gencrosis
sincerest friend Ireland has ever.hadin
Printin
Far -in for Sale�Goorga Plerc#� %)
A rook too rArgs.-R., willLs. ('5)
office, ane a warm friend of the WO 71.ing-
13 tatior?
Great Sale of Summer G 3ode--Mccosh &I.T4,ry (8)
Palace Meat Maiket-Goetz & Shelley. (0)
man. In his place a Tory, hostile to ire.
P6stag4
Boots and Shoe* --A Wraloh. (8)
land and indifferebt to the lower socia
Toronto Incinstri-iii Ysir—R.J. Hill. (5) 1 1
Vottray List Xotice�john 0 � Mw.. ison. (1)
&-Oreij- (1)
classes, goes to Parliament. This -has: *en
She made a mistakt-Jscks�n
repmbe,4 in scores of other' -constitne ies.
Farm for Sale -David Sproat. (5)
Notice to Insurera-Will7lam. Som ervilleAg)
These malcontents will have some, ii anse-
Via a
14otice to All -T. Mells. (8)
Sale cf Valuable Farnw-David %w
knocked into their skulls by the cool 4if w
'line To
-k.
Wllson�a Cash Wilson. (8)
Farm Uorre 8.11 Ruilett Co.
felrence which will be shown to thein L & ii ring
res oluti
r
Hard and Soft Wood -S. klul!ett Co.,
the next seven years ; and art . the and of
pitiful.
Cheap meat --John Dopp. (5)
Reduction in Gasoline stoves -S. Mulivti 4; Co.
that time they will be prepared- to vote'..�
and oth
Op-e-ra House Grocery. (5)
Liberal again. The return of a Sub t
princip
A Great Staughter-A. G. Ault.
8.0 Reward�A,�E. Pentecost. (6)
number of Liberal -Unionists 'to tbeir old
ad 1OcR,1
Summer Goods Cheap -H- F. FAwards. S)
whiteman Pea Ilarresiter-Tbomas BrUVLn. (8)
at$ when fhLe ;
Party allegiance. is 0
vote ag
h
To, All W on Wgay Coneern-E., -Nable. (8)
Administration display itself m pa;rely
caused
Noticii-J- A. Clark. (9)
Do You Know -Gilroy Witeman. (6)
Tory in its policy and its methods of ad-
this cot
6 he
milifistration, as. it. is likely to d T
Y"'P&t
Liberals in office, with narrow majority,
were, in the last Porliament at'the m.er ey
task, a'
the Go
constit
of half a dozen hitransigent fa'ctious,� wb6
SEAFGRTH�, FRIDAY" July, m th, 1895
deprived it of t�he.poWer to achieve
job of i
andfinally wrecked it. In oppositi on, these
Last
differences will be adjust�d, and the part y
its twe
Be
The Show Clo C
will again become United anil enthusiastic.
oflong
Fued
The Dominion Pa�rliament was i prorog
Meanwhile, aniii the time comes for it to
fore it.
on Monday. It would be diffic to, say
-
embark on a, campaign whose result g will- be
illoprov
which was most deliahted, the G overathent'
e
more glorious than:those of th present, the
Kerr
to get rid of the membera, or tht � mem bars'
I
Liberal party can well afford, as Ar. Glad-
qn entlj
to be relieved of their Parliame-ittary duties.
stone says,, to stand upon -its rec�jld
There was barely a quorain left for proro-
The
gat -ion day- All preparations �rere made
Dr. Graham's Letterli
in Toro
1 for prorogation on Saturday. Phe bands
We publish in another column' second
the pre
and military bad marched up. the, hill to
a
letter from Dr. Oraham, of Biussels, in de.
so far
Parliament house ;I the Governor Nras wait-
'Rideau
fence; of the Medical and 'th 6 ex
ing at li� I in readines i to mount
ordinary Powers with which they b4ye Wen
the att�
his chariot at the ippointed in eat ; the
endowed by the Ontario LegisIALi[re,: As
Th6 lar?
old cannon. was primed ; loadel. for the
Upper 'Can," who
will be seen, the doctor does not a an
men w
royal Salute, and t lie'
new points. In former articles' I e -have
debate
usually cong state occaSigns,
regate Oil au i
covered the ground fully, and it -is goalreely
Pared
thronged the But"
galleri�x and corrid, ra.
necessary to re -traverse the "fround ;0. meet
b
in an a
alas, for hunaam ekpectatiorisl thel band& and
had down �-arliameut
. _ 1 1,
-the same or similar points, now raised- by
�f the f
the military to march
him, to those which we have &Ire replied.
for th
bill again the anxious i spectat rs had ti�
to. The only,new feature in octor's
lurely
disperse 'without seeing the sjg�ts ; the
letter is, that he repudiates the statements
�rs adv
cannon was not touched off and a. messen-
I
of Drs."Satagater, McLaughli i - othe
P and' ars
ger w." dispatched to the, Governor with a
informing him that his king]
who L were. honest -. enough to spe k tbeir
and cro
message,
in inds freely. These men may b 1;he
Should
habilime nts might be laid out to adr Ovar'-
.as
a ir
Doctor Styles th in, very bad.men, al d the'
�d time
8anday, as prorogation must. be' postpone
Mondak. And -all thi 8, bee use at th
colleagues may be just as good and 68 guile -
Provin
until
last momenta row had sprung i tp, in th
less as they are, wicked and crafty. We ',do
st a-ke c;
ghos-N cliamber, more familiarly 'known it a
not know about that, but we do know Wit:
-.yieked
of the a
the -Senate, and it must nec�,ssarily b-,
the suggestions 9 de by �hese very�
M
alone
fought out to a finish, A bill making soil
men, and for what the Doctor admitsllo be
I
658 aer
changes in the mode of aying a bonus a.
P
an impr a ultimately' car-;
pper purpose, war
668 acr
$80,0W, which had some sessions� ago. been
ried out by, the whole Council. Who;:t ob-
acreage
a
granted to a fishy concern, known as th!
ject they had in view in* doing thisA course
Winnipeg and Great Northweatet�-n Railway
it is not for us to sayJ We -do not know
'JUDO
Company, was introdated into the Common�
wb at they may have had in their min s,but
comes
IOU a 0
during the dy' ing h f the session, aiid�
we do 1know what was� atter;d and r rted,
Ivnchin
passed
having been y that body was subi
and of this -we gave samplas which th Doe-
that vi
FATA
mittedtotheg'enatefo tatificatioo just a few
tor admits are correct.z
forty-ei
minixt-ea before the ho r set for prorogati on
-Now, without goin further into d0tail sl�
the Ste
Mr. Scott, the leader -of the oppOsition-in
or, quibbling about wo -do, what we c4latend
Ortigia
the Sen&te, twitted the Governmeixt . Wit
00
for is this : That the I fedical..' Council,, if , -it
dieting
baving passed -an order i�n council, agreeing.
co sed
is what is claimed for a body- mpo
the r'es
to give this same rett6n comPany a bo, nu
for the protection' Of t a people, -and having
acciden
'8,2,8()0,000, with the view, as It was report-
the absolute control o a profession or ocou�
.
VlcT
Toront(
ed, Of getting a share of the bonus for elee-
pation necessary for e peopI6, shoal 'be,
.
ali8t, h
tion b*bdle, bat that when they came
in some way, as direc ly under the 6: trot
vision 0
Parliament their coti-rage f ailed -them, apd
of the people as pos4i le. We say that the
sition.
they dare not carry oat their pledge and the
people, either diree y or through! tbeir
'
HON(
v1ng1 t I
otorious scheme fell through. This raffled
8 oufd ha- i
chosen representativ , It ve 1 1 orne
I. ; a,
lot
the plumage of the ordinari cool and stem
voice in the �omposit n of that body it
duly kn
Premier, who is Government leader in tLhc
should allio be subjecio to the control o, f the
$TAM
911oat's house, and lie fleW'Lt his opponent
people, either directl. or tbrougli their - I
buloff,
in great style.- The two old- roosters had it
.
presew �atives in the overnment ital I -,gis-
ed and
week,- I
grand set to, and. thLey tore eachotber alp
lative act$ Should be mitted to airxd ;�hould
ceived,
with their tongues, in fine shape. This dio-
receivel the approval, of the Government be-
was �O
I.
verRion lasted Until six o'clock, and heDee
-
-fore thqy 1*come operative. We also Say that.
.
REPA
�jt I
atives,
there could be no prorogation that day.
�1,ivision
i the Legisl - are should not delega te to -'any
I
States. k
The bill was- finally pusk by
� body pow a which a ould belo, g alone lo
Jor.the
I I to 7. This is sai( .1 tcF be the flirst time in�
the p rapresian itive�s or be'
eople directly
destrue
the history of Canada that Ororoef
Under their control. I arely therek.is nothing
vince of
Furk
ceremonies were postponed in 1 this. way.
in this cal tilia t6d - to bi -ing about free trade
I
li�avy
But, a good many queer things 'have been in medioin �., ul dess the I people desire it, -and
fruit iii
done this session.
if we. shipUld 1, ecome a@icte& by a monopoly
trees
W
This was the fifth session of the seventh 1, the peOT)le wo,uld w to whom to look
,pears
Fioll
unis
and to h for the establishment of that
NParliament. It lasted thirteen *,eeks and a P
-Black
half,, and the Cot -nmons was actually in ses-
mOH','1PO1.y-bete is no. reason that we can
in the int
troo 18 f
0
agKtsee,
Sion sixty five days. It was more notable
why, rest8 of the People,
Xi6se we
for talk than legWation. Although a good
special powers should be given to:Rither
doctors )r lawyers that are
sulpe)rlo
maxiy private bills were put through, the
not given:lto or
th;y we
Government measures were few and unim-
asked for by school t�achers or other classes.
fore the
portant, n liost of those promised at the
All organimtionslormed for' the bea6fit or
these a
opening of the session havhtg,been droppe&
protection of the pubiic should be and the.
Flags w
and ano
hy the way. As is already known, there is
control of the GovemMent or riaprel an ta,-
tives
Tin,,
to be a sixth sessian held in January, when
of th people. And when the gis-
oF.DEA
the 0 overnment have promised ;to sub m -it
lature deprives the overnme4t of th re-
mutes c
their remedial bill, providing for Separate
sponsibilities and powers and faci as. t am in
v0rsary
land hLis
Schools in. �Nlanitoba, if the Manitobans do
the hands of interesitpd individuals.. or.
of the I
ation who a t nder the dire
n the meantime, This is ganiz rel
Gt capitulate in et
present
the first time in the history of the, Dominion
control of theycoplel they Idy the. Idoors
*r4bery
ladu6t I
theailli
that a sixth session has' been held lin any
open for the imposition and of - thie
testaill i
one Parliamen�t. The last two pjLrlianients
people, in. some form or other by,: that
York,
'.had only four sessions each.
favored class. If this Medical Council has
Ofivorl
for its printaryobj-
act the protection Of the
-imposition,
led to �1
adopti I
Although the Canadians have been more
people from 'fraud, and 4 nd- is
throng h
Or less successful in the shooting matches
Of as Sin le
composed mind-ediabd aisin.
at Disley 14,'.1iglaj)d, during the 'past fe%v
tereated men as the oetor says it is, then,
-On
years, until now Ane of their members have
surely, it can not des ire to continue in, pos.
D. Suth
been ahle to carry off the most coveted of
e
seseion of power's which rightfully b long to
escaped
lug &be
--a gold m dal -gold
all prizes, the quet 8 a
the people's representatives. Although we
oil can a
badge audrz-)O. This is the highest of all
do not blame thern for - acclepting them, for,�
into the
honors, and waA won after a hard and excit-
despite their good.. ualities they are still
to: start
ing struggle by Private. Hayhurst, of the
human, we should ex act them not to coin.
and -by
with a c
13th, Battalion, Hamilton." Hayhurst tied
plain if they are taken from them- Nov6'.
in the 6
with Boyd, one Of the Lanevabires, and
if the- Doctor can show usy or the- p�blio,
moment
k,
TRA ON Mp
7-7. -7-r--`r:
4;
briiiiigin th� Medical q0U1 k 311 Under the iooi4n to the coiling. Buthedand action -4, hie ilwvwbrougbtbYian� eyinerj��of
g
I iot the Government in 1 4xis, way abbed th� can, which cou ained nearly a land in he ;ownshi i p.6f Elnia to restrain
1104 e, and staktqd to tfiiow the tow�ahil 60"f V and I passing -by-hlwo
ng it conform with the enlightened out ofi so in - "I
I at Jeababk door.� Whon he"got to the for the 0onst rtiM`o� 61 drainage works. Ap
(no: ofa free and self-gi Ive ad ooun* r lie , ; found it, ted, Put he pluckily &I Aj smia-vid' witheosts. Mabee(8trat-
ury will be inffigte C., for de -
("a her upon Id to the can and un olted.1 the d;oi and Jord) fot plaintiff. Garrow, Q,
i 34 profession or the P 6 le, -then raw the can out into he hick yard, where fendant6, the Township of G1 ey
,ie gasoline burned out withbut doing' any son, (ftatford) for defendants, the To*% -
admit that we ' have x o cue,.,:, .. r at ore damage, Me. Satherland's right hand. ship of E Ima.) I I
that 6 are working at ng v ifoing.. d arm were badly; burned." .-ThO iroters' list for the village of Exater .
not � sist 598 vote 'ng
I Tniil i�en, however, v -e contain the names.of ra, 254 bel
perople having their '�ij hts, a� we eligibleto serve as jurors. , I
Entr&nce Examifiation. -Th' swarnip part of lot 16, concession 3,
We print bet n;a anosh, has been s%% apt by fire,
contique to.. protest i a ;ainst any West I w
OW t a names a d marks of
passing and l4ir a amount of valuabl timber was
ire, absolving a govqn nent from 11 ceeded the
Pose who have, i I a
M .1 Ahe
and responsibilitie8 wl�c rightfully -1 Intrance Exam, ion at CIE :o1ft and da�tr�uey.-
ring the six months enling July lot,
th it a nd. placing them in i the hands 1 iffiliated centres of Wingba. n and BtTth. there were 17 birtbe, 4 marriages, and 9
'The result his been oonfirme I bV tl,e Edu-
wb) are Aot in any iv y responst- �tion Department and certil ic ' sent to deaths registered with the Clinton town
he po )lie for their td iinistrativell I whose names are given he -a, The marks cterk.. 1
4 tained were sent out to i lb 3 candidates .-Miia Rhoda Wilson; dau I ter of Mr.
-,Wm. Wilson, formerly of 1TUckuow, but
ome time ago. The total nun Lber of marks'
Notes and ComTr ents. Aainable ar;845, and 422- nit at be obtain- now of Fargo, North Dakota,.died . at that
)Iac-3 recently
ixth I ession of the pre ici it Dominion to paos. . he Public Schc A Leaving list I _ A
ill be published a's soon a i confirm,M by James Slemin, baker, of Wingliam, has
ent, Wbich is promise I f)r Jannar Mr.
,y t. r he
Education: Departmen marks of dis oeell of his businesi in that town to
ill cost!tha d ountry w 11 igh half a nose writing at the Public 8 6 iool Leavin Mirton. Blackwell, -;.rho takes pos"asion im-
dollars�'au4,all becauf the Goverw xaminatio# were sent on -0 on the 220ul mediately.
t. I --We regret to h or of the sudden death
uld nDti recoIncile its a ipporters and
CLINTON. of A. Scott, isr., a highly eateemed resident
the cc uTage to fIRP11 EDUCkryb. of West Wa wano8h, which occurred On $at-
. pursue %e course it AftKo. . MAN114
t right. Here are sob I a of the items* 32 Aitken, Lizzie ............ 01iAlten, M S urday niorning after a -very short illuass.
i r, 166i 69 -Oa Jaly Efth, Joseph Wilson bf the
sessi�na expenases 3.Bedtliey, May ..............
;o to make up IC. 'it deparied this
ity to tilLembeirs... ... $215,000 4 Courtice, Sibyl ........... Huron roiaid, near Gxoderich, �
41 Chidley, Clara ........... Iti as life. Mr., Wilson was one of the old settlers.
ity to Sena,6)rs, .... 81,00.0 4Z
$enate) qil� 38 Davis, Maggie ........... tc and wao-highly respected. He had been 941.
It ............ ..... is 'it ing for along time.
A messeiigerS (Senat4 I, 7,5� 37 Grant, 64 i --wT here were rightered with the divibion
37 MeLe an, Maggie. -
it registrar for the township of Hity, for the
(Uommo�s)J".. 2,400 nn :ell
&I messengers. (Commo n) ... 11,250 39 - MeRiven, Aggie ......... It: 49 six monthr ending on July let, the follow -
6. Miller," Edna .......
tat bathroom washroor i-, � �Ab. . 850 1) females;
62 Miller, Ella ......... . is 11 ig :, Births, 44�19 males and V
vien (Senate) .............. 1,000 2 O'Neil, Winnie ..... �44 441 deaths, 9-4 males and 5 females, and 12
during session i ........... 125
81 * a, Ell,;,� .............. I, marriages.
men. (Cominons) ...... 350 111 94 --Typhoid lever is becoming quite pre
g debates.. ........ 4 . 0,000 "llson, ith ............
87 S�nith, Ida ........ .....
ery ... )2,000 cl! :, v�l�nt throughout Fixeter and vicinity. The
, ......... 57 Stevenson, Floretta. .... following cues are reported : Mr. L. Kraft,
....... ......... 2;000 Ste 'h 'Miss Kuhn, Crediton ; Air. A.
3 Wiseman, Jessie ....... p en;
ancous and inforeseeh 4,800 Afcl)onald and daughter, of the Thames
5 Dean,- 1�erbcrt .........
It road.
3 Jackson, Walter ......... l
074, 525 1fra. John Sullivan, of Wingham, has
4 McPherson, Stuart .......
pecial pleadinj of some of the ol(I )2- McDonald, Dan .......... it been seriously ill for the put =cou Ile of
37 Sheppard, Arthur ........ weeks or so. On Monday of last her
ries who spoke on Mr. AlcCarthy's- 30 Tedford, Bert.. Is. it life was des aired of, but since then she has
on in the House the otherl day, was 30 Wilson, Foster ........... I& cc rallied and ger recovery is looked 'for. A
clot of Vood on the brain is her ailment.
McNeil, Weldon, Wiialla,be, Davin� TUCKERSMIT11. -On Mondixy evening of last week, Del-
ers,- all spoke in favor of-. the very 37 Catwell-, Grant ........... No. 1 phim, daughter of 0. A. Nairn, severely
es which MO. 'MoCarthy' resolution 0 Acheson, Steinie ........ 2 fractured her right arm. She had been'
.2 Annie ........
Butti .... 1 2 id, jumping off while in motion,
ad, but fo!r all -that they must swingh1g, all
?3 McLi an, Maggie..- I ...... 2 fell on her right arm, which, on being ex-
Ainst it, aiiA it was tie agony it 4 MeN win, Alex ... ....... 2 1 1 a
I. - . I ainined, was found to be injured as abol-
them to i3 Bair�, Walter .... 3 stated.
get arguments to justify
irse-that w" so calculated to elicit )2 UcKenzie, Peter ......... . i 3 -The iarae barn of Mr.. Edwin Day,' a
J hUS, Addison .... 4 short distan-ce north of Gorrie, was bumed
)y. They _had undertaken a big r) 94 * lock on Wednesd4y
f ccl:)Y, John .... ....... 1 9 to the ground about 9 o,.c
idently, to Square their support of
JIULLFTT. noriling !of last week. M r. Day and the
yarn ant with the' wisb is of their
I To. 2 )oys were at work back in the field, and no
uents, and they made a nighty bad. 9 8 ell, John C ..... .... .. one was seen near the building. The cause,
in ......... ..
jO Vodden, W'
t. 63 Mills, Kezia ...... h ...... . 'g 6 of the fire is a,mystery.
i 1 6 -A few days since, Mr. M. MeEwen, of
47 Allen, H. W.....;, ...... . I I
:1 6 the .3rd oncession, Sitanley, removed art old
week the Bijussels Post is itered upon � 37 Taylor, Hugh...., I ...... I
ct 1 *11 ; I (,, laudm�rlf, in the shape *of a -which
ird ye4r with eve 6.2.8tapleS. Cecilia ... og house
ly proope 99 8 waseqcredinthe earI85y2,. The timbers
nty tii 79 Fair, Edith ........ ; ....... i
years of prog�ress and pro�perily be- 80 Lyon, Nellie.....] ........ ii S initwpreappareiniti'ya.egoiind ais the day
Likeman�other thing the Post 'i 16 Riley, Rose ...... ....... (1 8 they w�re put together f0ty-thren years
99 with age,. and we ho )a brother 124 Jackson, Annie ........... go.
23 Brown, i. P .............. 11. N. 0. 5 -Wednesday of last week - Benjamin
ill still cona,nue to grow 'old, conse- - ' I I r asels, a mpted to
36 Carter, Gedrge ........... Driveri of Bra descend
continue tp! im prove. froftia1ay1nowiniJ. J. Livingstone's barn
26 Cummings, Bert ........ 5
-ekchdd for the r( of the hay fork to
-meeting 65 Blake, Riebaril J ........ R. C" S. and i
Pan-America�'n Congre I assist im. He misse: it and fell a distance
(10DERICH 111OWN817P. i
uto, is being several Rsu red by i of 30 Pelqt to' the gro' d floori injuring his
26 Ye6, Lenus... No. 3 back. i He was unconacioug for a while.
as of that city, one pa er even going. m
1 63 Livei more, Maud ......... it
Ls'to call it fake. I 4tead. of the -May Gibson, of Brussels, was before
S!rANXLEY. i for at ti6n,. on a charge of
to expect& to be * preseitt JU(Ife Doyle
do who No. I stea ing a dress, and i as -remanded for two
ndance i limited to a few hundri . ad . 87 MeE,Yen,. Lizzie... weeks.. She was committed by J. P.'a Kerr
30 Wallron, Byron .......... lic 3 and Ranter, of that village, and is the same
ge numb r of 6minent and eloqu en't 68 Reid� Rabbet ............. 10 May Gibson who was 1committed b Judge
30 Ch' star, Helen ..... ....
io were ei,�pected to ta a ar in a r gereer in
09 (11 rZam, Ellie ........... Tome to eighteen months in the
a on flie various imporint topics pre.' I 1, '0 1893.
� n . . 30 Aikenheiad, Albert ........ 10
or the programme, hai failed to put 131 Cameron,- Harriet ........ 14 -Henry Hearns, t a youth who pleaded
.1 9.1 z guilty to stealing a h a fr m. Mr. Elston,
�The conin itti ie in charg 1,18 Morrison, Emily ........ :14
ppearance. a
of Hiy township, ani�ranother from Mr. Na-
.ffair can hardly be he d responsible BLYTIL than Ca mpbell, of Sodthwold, has been San:
a slim attendance, b t ev , Inust 133 Elder, AMY ............... P. 1 School. tenced. by Judge Ermatinger,of St. Thomas,
lave known'th4t man of thei speak- 55 Metcalf, Ella ............. to afic months in the Central Prisoulon each
0 5) Sa a, Abbie ...... ........ is :
9 charge Sentences to run concurrently.
ertiseil to attend coul nob b�� there- 32': Watson, Mattie ..........
-Lord Tennyson, a very valuable pace
41 Campbell, Edgar ...... the property of Mr. J, E. Swartz, of Wing-
estincr is about to begin in Manito-ba
NOS
FAST WAVM ham, while being exercised on Wednesday
ps !of all kinds peontise & ood yield.
I ,74.,Agnew, Millie ............. NQL 8 morning Of last week, broke a tendon in the
th� grain turn out as we as expect- 91 1WcB urney, Minnie ......... left front leg below he fetlock. 'I he horse
a . Should boom this fall i the Prairie 53 Scaudrett, Lillk M ........ was being pre aredibir the Wingliam races
this w( , was n splendid condition,
T
ce. � Some idea of the . amount at 31 Stewart, Dora ............ i 8 but this accident wi Hay him up.for sll�tbis
3 Walsh, Wm. C ........... 8
in be had from the* follow.ng figures 70 Quinn, Rachel. 10 season,
ere ' under crop in th� Provine' it 10 -Mr. John M�Iheson, of Exeter, has
age a 47 Wilson, Susanna ..........
Wheat, 1,140,276 acres ; oats, 482,'-.; 32 Jenkins, Wrn ........... 1, 16 purchased a general. tore business in Otter -
as barley-, 153,839 . acres flax,' 82'. 92 Quinn, Isaac; ............ 10 ville, and last week' ioVed his stock from
50.Shiell, A-ndrew T ........ I I Exeter to tbtt place, and combining the two
as; other crops, 26,333. The to�al'; will have a stock Oi about $12,09LO. Mr.
under crop is 1,887,774. MORUIS. I
Matheson has conducted a geneValatore
Bielby, Louise ......... No.. 1 business in Exeter for the. past 10 or' 12
1 482 Smith, Ida. years.
News of the Wei
E Ly -sen �iN . AitKAMAS.—NeWs '49-9 Cummings,. Katie . ...... U. NOW 3 -At the fire in Detroit !on Tednes ay
from Fordyce, Arkans , of,three' Wethery, Ellen ... ...... 1 3 last week, by wh�',
go that have recently tak: u place in 7 momir & of ch six fire an
i 11 Mcclymont, May ....... No r lives there were many narrow - as-
cinity, and a fourth is exp d. 6 Proctor, Mina. . 7 lost thel Ain6ng those Sleeping in the ive
capes..
LITY AT - SEA. —One - hu dred and �l �Arf. 1 Storey I building was Mr. Ben Gibbon ii, a
ght lives were lost by the sinkIng of 41 Bell, Gladys .............. P: School. gentlewan well known in Goderich, who, it
ii,mer Maria P. in &-coWaic n *ith-the '4L53 Hiscock1s, G I y - 11 seems 'had a miraculous eseap
ad a ...... _e from dei th,
in the Gulf of Spezzia"Iti Mercer, by a Lasty run down stairs in his nightly
.-Charles Xininianuel S'Lni, the attire.
uished Swiss politician 1 is lead from. i ,,6, McGillivray,— -,-rena .... Councillor Leatherdale, of Brusgels, do
507 lCitchie, Annie ...........
ilt of injuries sustained in a. runaway 4557 Wade, Ethel.-.. the 'Owner of % Jersey calf three months Id
t on July 8th. 4�2 Ameley, Harri that he had sold to a gentleman at Br t-.
oRy. -The : Hon. Edward Blake of ford for $18, And to be forwarded shor y.,
P C !8, James - t bold -of som
Ontario, Liberal and.Ir6 h Natio 47r7 Gummhma min, David .........
The calf g e rope used by the
as been returned for the'� 3outh di.' bricklaye at Mr. Leatherdale's and cheW-
H
I 10�O� Hessian, Harry...
f Longford Ireland, wit I t opp 3 ou,1th,AWli1lon,..* ...
biu o- ed and Swallowed a short, end, about 4 fee
33 Kerr Wellington ......... causin herdeath. The veterinary found
iLED WITFt K�NiGfITHOCVD.—Henr fr- undige ted in the animal's stomach.
j8 MoG iire, Frank ..........
a actor Walter Besa�t, I he i, ove- del
Morris, the t, have )een 4 Peon in, John... ...... -A pl asant meeting was held in t1l a
d Lewis 5 Ross, Robert C ............ basement of 0e Wingliam. 'Presbyterian
ighted by the Queen. 484 Snell, RAuben..-......, church, ou Tuesday eve Of last weet,
Duri.-Ex-Premier Si am- nin
BULOFF TUTUNBERRY. when alai ge numbei of th6g members an I
the Bulgarian -hero, - wl o wi a att tok - evation, and o.theri,
shot in the stroet on Mondi of last 415 Aitken, Mary ............. No. 3 adherents of the congi
66 gathered I o welcome Mr.- and Mrs'. Perrie
ied fron! the terrible , v uji a he ' 470 We, r, Robert.� ...........
.0 re, on thej4r rii turn froin the Old Country,where
�t the hands!, of �his a 3sailij nts. He i 10WICK.
years of -age., i Mr. Perrif has been recuperating his health,
4 23 Millen, Marth t ............ Nbi� 5 for the Put two or three months.
FLATro.,q DEMANDED. a, represen-
1�1 ( ULROSS. -The icense commissioners !fOr West
of England,:: France, d tl e United - I Huron n
t Pekin: are: demandi g r -paration 6 Campbell, Bel a J ......... No. 2 wi in'Clinton on Tue d4y of last
week. The proprietor of the BenneItt House,
ill-treatment'of missio arie rand the
Blyth, applied for a transfer of the license
tion of foreign proper in he' Pro- Huroi! - Notes. - to'the hotel known " the Mason House, the
Szi-Chuan, �Chiva. t
ED A bas4all club has been formed' in license still to be held by the original hold-
Cmrs DAUA�- y N 712M.—A 4xieter. er. The cause of the application' was the
ind storm, last eek, dan i ad - the. 1, -Blectri . e -belle have been pla in !the burning on July 12th of five - buildirigs, in -
the Michigan fr it be It. 11 fruit *tels and, several of th 9 rims -ing the
k a. private e ide clud Bennett House.
ere . badly 1 bro ken a nd a Yples and of Exeter' - I -- ced c;f Bertha
The deaW is announ
ere nea all bI wit ni b te trees. - I I I I
11 ---�'Mro., U,. Murray, of Iowa, is visiting a�t Helen Heritage, daughter of Mr. Thomas
TING IN =40 . -A force of '- ' rot) er's, Mr. Georg,la K. Holland of Heritage, Woodbine Cottage, Lon�ilon town -
y at,ackeis"r �era woo L ohip� formerly Of Grey tov-vnship,,9ji Wed-
lago rec ntl teee lapanese
� 181 - ,
t Toko m, nd of Fornioss, #Lnd r. 1. Blair has *old his house in ne8day afternoon, l8th inst. Mis Heritage
With des rate couragii. Tbe apa- U
8 J a leading member -of eat Me -
*n Mr. H. Schaffer. Mr. Blair inten a w" London,
re onl ave(I fiom, defeat by itbe. tbodist church,'and also of
. Y, i Algoma shortly. eing
r discipline; of their troops. But fie co�tracb for the -new horm. shedg at a valued Singer) On Satuiday she W'ams a t -
re; finally CCO' pe�led b) retreat be- c church, Cranbrook, has beei let to Y. tacked with in0ammatign, which vent"lly
onslaught o the C1 inese. - When 11
dvices left tb I I tat d ie Black Ol latz for $400. proved fatal.
r 0 advancir g ttick ' ekhani lChe two-year-old. kon of �r. David -Wednesday of last week Davie, alias
c) rane, of the 2nd cone46asion o Howi.04,- Lockhart, left 0'oderich for Kingston where
ther battle i (asimm:i ent.. died od Wednesday of last wee he will undergothis five years' sentence of
�OLDFN WE01MISO OF ME FniEND1811 -%Vm. Armstrong, Brussels, hii a been imprisonment and receive twenty strokes.
FMUTF-S.—Onjuly Mth 800 deaf. 001,
g ' i as teacher of Whitfield's s(h 12 with the eat. The prisoi er was in charge
alebrated the golden i eddii g anni- f9e
11 e pue nsion, Grey, for nixt year. of deouty-sheriff - Reynolds and, constable
of the P ralladite
Key. Dr. Tho � ias ( - sae� Knox, una went right' throu'
wife, at theNew Yo -k Iinstitution-1 Ar. Cameron, Vriniiipal of the Bru gh'without a
E Alle school, has rid6� over 1,0(9 miles, on stop. Davie is one of the train a, that Col-
eaf and Dumb. 1 Det igatic no. were I i P
froin many eastern cil ies. Dr. Gat is I icycl&this year. borne residents will be pleased to heikr, has
- - U left the neighborhood,
rs.
as devoted �iany yea nwa, , 0 cKillop, has ee in
of I I is life to p)orihealth for a, Ion ime, and no ho Is One of thom events which always claim
c6ed. As rector of St Ana's . Pro� are entertained for her covery. the interested attention of old and young
.EPiseopal chure 1, 11
' ' 'a i -James Ross, uncle f Rev. John ROs s, took place on Wednesday eve nt. 10th
he: established. the* fin t hi.w. inst.', at the home of L.. McNeil, ni t
As, Of Brussels, die at his lhome in M con -
hip for deaf mutes, at -d hi i 4abora pelphonTuesdayof lastweek. cession, Grey, when his estimable daughter,
nproved educational s3 Stems and the 'Miss Tana, was joine M
---The Ii litning n onday afternoon of d in I atrimony to Mr.
g of church services in sign anguage I I id cons The care.
out the country. week 9 i0dera le aamage to the James M. Knight, of Petrolea.
candescent light plan in Winghani mony was performed by Rev. D. B. Al 'Rae
-According to the linton vote;�, J�t in -the presence of a large assemblage A re'�
Thursday evening, 11 th i ist., Mr. them are. 938 voters in the town. Of th* lativea and friends.
erland's store in Win
fig�ani iarrowly 2.)l are eligible to s6rve as jurors. -The financial report of the Mettodist
rii _IM&
being destroyed by . T liat even.! -Once more the B4oughton, h and churches ow the Aubumeircuit, for the yeaf
it dusk a e stomer cal ad get an C rey ditch case has beeiii dealt with and the ending May 30th, show that the follolw,ing
oldered, ai d Mr. Snt er a id went p 14intiff once more a feated, T, he legal. amounts were raised on the different ap-
back shop to do the j I le went nOte concerning the a is as follows pointment %�bich includes the amoun b for
b6i
r
d
the fire- to ie&t the. a eri ig iro 46B lito teria support an
n, roug in vs. Tow ships of Grey and minis A local Pur 91.8
ean,
some ML the fire ea6 in contact ma. --judgment peal by adii�jff- Auburn R 99. Westfield, $478.20;DDnny-*
01,
an of gasoline, -which is.uoe I as fuel f dgmebt . Of Fa coubridge, who brook, $294.10. In addition the followin
9
re pot to beat the irons wi In a W M ttle, action at Toroi itO upon Pleadings amotints.were raised for-connexional funds:
,the blaze was running up ie side aZd admissions, in so fai as it dismissed the Missionary fund, $241.6a; General Confer-
NIl 10 111 1
_4
J ULY 20_9 1895
JULY 26
oupom MnU no
,DO $63 oontin frotin whom I'mi vdiena" haa oraervA
10' - ,
it " ` ! Urc. as . . . . . . . . . . Mr�, and 1:
1), . 1 M.35) ch h ood came to Clinton on A e 1146.1b
,enl J5 edueai na,
I I . L - F a f meeting the =d in the pleasa:utt
Ink a relie $3.40 -. fsus ion,� 4.).;, hopLeg ol tra e or, wbo,
would
50A omen, min- call thel ter
gid - -e for his goods -but no go. Af i neer life- TO tliv
iuu
5 watcb;ng and W&itin
iolniir making a. C of 1 1 8.45 pati, �ntly for three nthe sons and thi
days, �e returned to Oront P. win,
aised on Uit. . . on Alorf&
I LM . . o1re morning, however, the 7 ich 1owii
D. eisinifl2w)r of, gensall was at wro 2gad wife 41- Henry, Godera
i�. f- ur- peare endeavored to 'Fleming aiid.James- an
mci�now Mi. the 12t1l of Ju �yfor. a p d upon the scene and
Posef el0eiring-mu add 8� at great -leeate her husband, which she succeeded in -John of 1101yrood ; A
)rafi i cel4bratio'n held tere, b on ac- doing, he having arrived- in town next ia"X�i and Tbornas, J.
ouut of is � lie rain wl ich oo meuced morning. Mrs. Silverstein udLelighted to -son. deceased. The dvl
ID fail as thii cirowd reache the g ve, the meet bar lost man, and the 1 baP)r couple. -was a true woman -and
ticii of Bympathising
d wi h. The took in the town for a co�pl ur, me
e4king ha Ito disper 0 ho
tb,r �she was a ztaunch Ept
speak iris con wid war essrs. Dick- doubt recounting their tr,.Oles and trials
since last they met. The e ting
nsojit and Yj -of Wi0hom* and J.H. Mau ral took place to Chab
,cott, of K P id no, ad the woman to
compani orontop W -hers. :ur&- y emerno.on,
Z
--LAt Wit ipe i Oil atu afternoon, two little children were anx� awaiting
ou"'y MCI
�3tg inst dyt I hird d. jmg ter of Hor- the retunt. of their fatheor an, I mother.
; x Horiou 0)3XTI y, -At SIX
e eX- Cel tre Huron, and
dontague !Bake Ifis e(tor Northwest staffa. 17th imt., th
Marsh
beloved
Marsh
do�nted P( ce, w re UnItood *in wedloek's NoTE.,4.-Mi--s Hills, of E, PlOnavill,
)onds, Rev.1 Can Mat�#aon erfoirrnmg -was be ed Way.
a few d&Y8, with bee ancle, r, David
�he car o T I M Eat a )o place in -de had -a str6ke,!
I ` last week., -Mr. Lou Kem of Toronto it 18ide, and reA
VII 1 Saints ichure Mr a d ,Nirs. Cayley -her ri t
in
spend' ; a week under the arental roof.— 4—. rvdon 'was
lamilton a, d4lit-lif i ea of the b
hire, Scotl
N71 r. F. & Hatchinion spent Sunday in Nfit- 110
Zuther
agent.
-1 in jr
XaCtirlg arties be P chell. —Min Bertha.Hutchi a spent jut
I
01 Ln oll n an is bride have got: week with her sister, Alirns. and was- unite-, At
U Robbins,— bereft partner al>out
iettled dow,t t 3 th � f �e r4lities of life at Dr. Naysmith and wife are rusticating at Br$Jon -w" shepherd I
,heir home :L NOT p. i �They gave the Grand Bend. —Two of our el tizeins, went to
roung folks 6, grav I r, op Monday night land for 30 years ; ean'
Bayfield to fish this week. They met with Ago, aud the old "0
I P11
)f last week' wher r, j, 00 of the youth fair success.—There died at her home last their sou�inllaw, Walti
JgI ideic a ilil �
Lnd beauty a . I d � the sweet Monday, Afro. George Aliller4 relict of the have four chil&-en livi
itrains of th iWi I ti 6.4an a of Messrs. late George Miller.' D-deeas.-d 'was an o1a
)'Hara, and 'No elfig being kept (1, Mrs; W. Lawson. whiii
.1 and respeeted resident of Hibbert., Her
ip till the oc to h . ho#r for retiring, L Her k—deper to Sir Floi�;i
f I husband preceded her thrae years -ago. Shis �Scotiand - wmiam B,
when all we�t on *i ing Xr.i and Mrs. had reached the . pe Old
golan a lon ggrILL a d I liM., rA a ' 94 of 74 years 'G. and 3ass Brydon. I
I li months and 14 days. She 1 ves a growim I
—Aii old In aide 1, 6 HowiclJ township notice was a person
ias d L t e ii I the per$on . I of Mr. up family. AVe extendour � athy tothe true wife., affectionate,
e or
y 1. bereaved family in their ho o trouble.
Luke ush, the 15bh cone4ossion, who Christian. Her agod,
-oT- 'age, is d,
lied on 1I ri E th inot. ThLe L remains yearB
. 4 1 Port�,. The funeral tookplacie
were laid in 6 ir I 9A t restlint PI4'ce in the 7�
thi �01 owing, L Sunday -TF 24, eoncession .5. on� Fj
xorrle cemcw'y 4 i I.. I m.s.—Mm Mitchell, Of Hamilton, ig
W in jx,�P,7 - ternient took place in I
diternoon. T1 a t in irA a at visiting at Mr. James -Stelvenson's.—Mm
y large one. i D e m sed h d real pq in OW- Bell and daughter, of Tiver n, are at Mir, . . . . . NbTES _Tfie.hu `wh
in this loeslfttv� The a
�ck township for o m a q, arter of 6, century Strouds.—Mrs. A. C. Benn tt, accompanied.
tud was a quiet � it af Sul al He was b)r her little son 'and Ro R. tubbs' e@fld was b,
Benne
tt.. sr -
at Belgra tery-l-,
.n his 75th yitiar� rived from. Chi t Wee to visit J '*eoeme
leagoLaa
0aedav100,e,k-ia-M,r. Gu* Hicks, in this section.—Mrs. ing last some -one, enten
'of
St Hill onthe'Uhvonceb
er .1
--oder i haulin my Michigan, is visiting.h 3
A i *11 ih p, wom _g in h %Zs firs.1homas of preserves, two I
Lnd unloadi by ffIf �nj OfS Lhay fork into a Hawkins.—Mrs. Wamock a4d I little dough- lars'
ibed, that h ot ecen 33 � been raised and ter Grace, of Goderich. were M 'the villa- -1 Of Zatter. So fox thep
ge - -thie:f, although the plarl
let" 0 POS a at fg 01 high, the props on Saturday.—Mrs. Elliott sind Alias clai-& 4- Aistauceoff. The doot .
�ave� - ay, and dom cai ie thewhole build- McLeau, of Lucknow, a:nd MiSo Wilson of 1
railk hou4ei-shoidd be
ug, wealchig Toof b r and, in fact, mak% Dungatinon, called on friend 8 in the vililge "le--$ are gett
Mg compl�td *r e .0 a) most everything. I on Thursday.—Miss Lizvie I ierce, of Crewe
I I Aliss XaggieAgen has�
as ast k. —Mift J,
fart Aic W kg back, and &I- visited in Port Albert last
d whereshe has 16ii
got a
nost mirac!41011�jy being hurt,, but. W. Motrison and nelft, 114 Cowara of
r -shop there.-w4ervlcew..'
.raw,,, gid ouOfiL froun der the timbers with. Winchelsea, are Visiting at Quaid)L_
Im FLresbyterian -church -0
litth more th ' "a Jsfiaki a up. Mrs. Richardson.and daughter Mrs. Shaw, week, by the Plev.
�-A)n Moikdiy!o0&8t el� Allies ' LeIIA of Toronto, are visiting. friend; here.—Mr, heavy.rainstorm, acco!
"'ampbell, tof I IiViao6 � oah, i lied
!a a:t and Mrs. R. Martin and Mr. S. J. Martin
IN , I and lightning, ))sued �d
"od, rich,. tS�ebad bee' 1 in a poor B;ate of of Chatham, were visiting fr) ends here i -.;t
ieal f0i sbm� ba i gplaced herself week.—Rev. Mr. Ga -Higher visiting Mr. Idwy morbing -eal
roadaides,"d drills iii�
Ina the cia6re (if hitel f Gode- H. Blake —.Nir. George Fms and cousin,
-water. Some say tb
rich,. and of 0 t . Pero Aisease Aliss Fraser, of (31oderich, viiited Port At- Ar"Med in it, -but Som
was dropsy. J,SheTwas-' ad 47 j#,ea. a, 4 ])art one day last week.�Mr,' A R. feuting o)lfhe oat --Xt
rnon,68 and .3 days., inains weire in- Phail, of this place, Visited f rJendsin worth thousands of do]
terred ill !D�rl g L110101 b metery. 1rhe be- 'ton this week. —There W a large pie- 'lie erops of ull kind
eavod motliieiif s nadl relattv s have the - syrn- nic froni LucknoW on as t
u WV, lui week. �0-ats bav�gro4m nearl,
t Im.11 Of e, Lond6k
iiathy 0 t aijty �4tended tio them -m-Xr. rverrie
I - i r, Beasons, exioept, late tali
C 4-1 r
barge of the n rist
U tboir ement., had e . . I
i church.
,j -1)aittier crop than lat
—Thcotlie mominFinQo4erich as the onSunday. 11T.Ferrierwil have charke — I I
;growin Vry well, to f
'ter
rain, was n1ea itig. the st4tian from the dock of this parish until the n wly appointed allmithisV
C�N I disp te ts Hg - t bf Wiay� and, though
6lergyIntin will come to take his place.—We
ngi cef Mi a ti -le to- stop, the engine understand that the Bishop of Huron has
ug it !the an �4liiial �Wfi n ft, was at the north appointed Mr. Armstrong, of Buyfleld, to The Doig a�id #
nd of the plat Orin. _ efore the train could take charge ofthe Dungannon and. Port An iinCi4aieut which 1W,
b#ought t t1le.Plow was dragged Albert parish -and that he will enter unlon that a dog seems to
g
� ly%e of his
ome, ten yards r 1, 0� -e, bbing crushed all his duties some time nex� I molltb�—Aw.
lie time b James McConnell, after 'a geritt �ivviWng to youth for AA
etwe �ne and platform. The -g fliness
�vaa W zed.::along the spine ofsomemonths, passed )ea, fully aw to the story
I 81Y III A dog had come
and t hind e� i vere, brok-en.- Shortly her Ion home on t.' The funeral
Friday in 46 dcoul . -IV
Ate eAniii a was car away an t place on Sunday to the Dtingannon
Lille ce a ry, and wzs one.of he largest Seen famil, remark-edoxi.jat
— X. Li4later,iy inciial of Ganatioque, in secifion. Rev. Edmunds of in the room.
,F I I think Saucho- -Oln
Public Sch in a ter to the editor of Dungannon, conducted the services.- . The
bbe Ziil ton New Eia, makes the. following a inpathy of the community is extended to the Way. X-6. M 004Y A
Difleilth Lt viere'slidu 1 1) 1 noi '�e * Much diffi- Ze husband and family. Thatafternoozi Sinc
[Aty in ackeptiag " NrhAps you are ac- 11111 , i as the -days plaasta Aid;
justifited m ith a! 9 1 teii�clier iiiiho would EtheL course of a vmek -a oeip'
&'e to Spend * few 3rithi by the St. Law- -see �-b-At your U.,
rence: and . the , 1 :0 ank Islands. If you. NOTES.—Will. Newcombe and sister 8un- house.*' 'OA -W�Quiry
ir you id adit -'se such to apply dayed at Trowbridge.—The brick layers Sancho, baving,!CAN
wishj�X011 . q � have commenced work :on Mr. Hanaul&s and been k4lidl�y receiV4
[or ' the position assistant in
-A
DUr school I dar next 1%lo;del School kitchen, John Cober has the contract for iks a guest. " aid eV
term, I The -has su dtatia *1 have' had since the wood work.—The CAu adiau- .:Order of sometimes raiaAe a A
comin here was fir' kHufon� Forestees concert last Thur* lay evening was 'bome, he livied at the f
—A,, half-pae � nh ic i4xi Moqday� morning, success. Although the F, resters prolitted. peacefully ended his,&
little by it,- they have the
[5th,i: Lot., John; eldeat son (if town clerk satisfaction of Friends.
Ritehill, of-Go,ieri(h, die4 rathii�' suddenly knowingthit they furnish �d a good pro�;
fromi I cart faili � re *g painteirl a colict gramme. ProfeswrDucker and daughter, A FeW Word
dise a fr'. in ' vbie' a -hid been suffering of Palmerston, gave some I Violin selections How mamy husbands
i �. and
For Some tilh,-. ;P -, v ous o his rotam home which were, wellrecei-Nred. iss Spence' and dhadren &ra dW�
7. few wee 4 n ofte jad een s6iously ill Miss Laug each sang two" retty solos in vaer? Youdon!t ]rnow'
in Clevelai i their usual excellent styl is -had 't one jday �1
a I ta ft tha city for home to ityl Alias 13. Milne
in I
ieck r0ne d stirengt�. ince his arrival in and Miss A. Davis gave an i ittruniental on work. lZea goolla
(A the piano. But the beat of was thoeomic -doet have too fuS& 01
Yoderich haa beaii con ned to:. his bed,
bitioln8a#day,feelibig)�* rhe,'walkedto singing byour own Ben Dayies. Although 'nice fresh bread or Mai
Ch6 H�irl--6 i Park"al4d. it is thou this was only his second attempt before Ae �M"t onions radwhes,
I ght *that
e labor the jou . kitey astened. his de- forget jug V
bh public, he fully convinced the audience that Your
Deane. he could sing and act comic soilga. His Take alou 4011ne - 041
—Whil IMr. Geo,, a.. job lot" was perhaps the i nost laughable. books I =5 s;re IM
iii, of Exeter,
c A
'a —Someofthe farmers commenced cutting -mixt#ure of.solemin and,
ind se!lveraJ, others W re en age in remov-
ing th� earth for the pave ant in front of their fall wheat this week. some nice take, lamw -1
bhe girlitnollihicwalk, n th t village, on Mon-. ` A PtiAsA'2qT0UTLx(,.—A )arty of friends, Vired out gietting iie7lre
0
lay of, laist; �week, hei pet ith an a, uUmbering sixteen, from Adinerston, At-
ceident
wood an(I - Ethel spent a 4 d ViVe
which,ni it have t bi n his life. He. uple of very � - L,
was wprkigg in fron pf Mi -. Walter West- Pleasant days in the prett town of Kin- V e Y.
!Oft at the time, when Walter was cardinis recently. They were, -%-cry muck 'run wish,
xbo4tto ra, 846 his pi it a(cidentalycame in taken with both the place and fli I for the a -
�ontae1t w th Mr. i odgi as' head, striking ie ralded; Now try, MY P
but more especially with tkose whopeo
lint erri le , ow the left temple, -ren- so materially to their are, foremost, feeling nearer to your�(
le him inse ih and i nflicting a very limong whom was Conductiox Quirk. He is
My w6ufid the,piok hi�iug bachy grazed a jollyogood-naturiiid fellow, and be and his
i I I - �� -SM
1e- Lill. 1 4 amiable wife entertained -,he partymost JAPM 1�—InOuelpilv),
J, R. Jaekeort,
ii this I th of J al� John Brown�s hospitably at their beautiUf I home. The �Ur.
thiq a mill, iu'y'rev and the machinery, party will long remember thi � pleasant -even- ;SffARP1R4n Uullett On
neld ing thhe t res in m3thine engine and lng spent there, neither will they forget the
10 bunchel Of sh les, belonging to Mr. delightful trips on the water in the boats of
�Ool �and r. � 'a a destro Messrs. MeGaw & Barton. ey also bave FAPSQ�%M—1
,,ate yed by 11
ire. Mr. rowh wass ru ng that day and Pleasant recollections of the hospitable Inst.. this *ffo 61 Ur. f
i 1 0 reatment of the host of f le Roy'Alotelp 'BnWy,.�-In Mushard. ej
vas away t) dit.iner abot n1mutes when t mr�,wm2due, of *-a
hey Saw tl a snioke com n out of the Mill. and his homelike quarten. That they .�CuftRJE.�Jn Dist Wawrl
Vheo they got to the � might have ma-ny mere suet trips was the Wife -iDf Mr. Wlo- J- ACU
:in 11 t was too late to
%ve �kythihg. He thin is 1 the fire caught wish of all tile party. U-0wickvulb
nder� the Wier. ?., There wits no insurance Vance iftne. *1 *dlws
'MCLAUGOVIN'In H4*
Md We lost I is about Uft 1 Mr. Brown had wife- of xr. wo-ma-
PhRadebbb L�
A ItESPFCTED 'REsinmNT (16�-;E.—Tbere 'Taman id:R4
Ila -face, �burned.r He right off to laly-ft vn -6
Ira Ord and purcliased new
I Outfit died near this plapue, on Saturday is,$ Olt -1-4 —1-1, UU1114, on
thre,
or is c men. another of our most h1JVhI vapected resil mr. Enoollxorr)s. of A
y.X oN,—In -Uhel, -.On'%
— -A r Said en ee in Clinton recently, had a dents, -in the person Of Jr. John Schnell,
xr, George Dobiii)nt v
am kirkably n w ca efrom destruction at the ripe old age of 7 years, three Virey VI'th
A
t 'a th 'i "
iyfire. The ifly ant4i;�d for church mon he
and nine days. He born 'i e
e 0 081
i e
a e a eni a . house. Go- village of Schreksbauch,
�up 1 -many, in th
�up
ag. ba 801111 in le: he4d of the ear 1816. He came to thi t with
10 , a ai d after. looking for C wife and family, in 1848,1 Ta"etrtfed in
ir
nit he wani th w tligi match, which New Hamburg; where he r ided for eight, f -Valvosii
:1upgaed.
gone out, kijito the wood, years, and then -moved to th 14th conces or TurrsIMML%
E t
-e 63 �hial house, and sion of the township of 'fay, where. ...'he
Ten On. U
t r ad )n it ray to ; the church. A few lived until his death, He Is aives four so= *me# N"Icubtlit. of
.1 tit4afterj %nothiii. met
of the'lamily and four da-sighters. Asughttir of Mr.
asisted on hii going bac fbr something Xons.—The flax mill Will be in operation
h a, and ii "I (as f�,rtuuate tbat he did, as in a few days.—Mrs. 1). Wiag� . of New july -11th, byftv. W.,
I x and to -miss Aznle X
h, -. woodb6 townffbl-�.
ourrounilings were all Hambui-�g, was the guest of Mr. -C. Schoch
baze.
Roberl 2!
a few dap last week.—Mr. A. Rotbermill, AN�-PFRsox ty
I i; i3M! -
A rathe rious accid a t . occurred at who has been our enterprising blacksmith A:IB.L Do
r the -0-m.
::el bratibn at I C inow -on a
cm
raLngemen re
of Julyr�l When- a, W w ere "he h FL9 seenred it jo 1'. Got
U from the gro'e where! the speaking C. u., of Clandeboye, now occupieg
hey assemble ig business.— by
(ais to have taken ace, I d in his Place, Land i4 doing a rush h Rey� Z Z.
ront of M arry I tel, are a regular Air. W. Beaver is greatly improving his jwcmveto Marjory
o
lusical ji' bore( ook ace among t ' dwelling byputtint�n it a new roof and Bryllges, *1
he
everal drummer i 'an 011a. The large veneering i wi h rick.—Miss B'. Schilbe,
alcony iii front o
th e M ii ;I ��'ry House was had a quilting beeon WedneA day� afternoon,'
7von* ow
n
good Imit fr)= w4A view every- andintheavening she gave to the young
'peo�l q c me out —Nfr. Perr erholt,,o 1 70-
c
hing, adoover.&O up;n folks &good party. y Ov
near Brucefield, was the guest of his
he structure, whf in it -:ed ly gave way -and 7
ire S
i the cent: and betw' np 13 and 40 per- brother Amos on I unday,--Mias Entina, �Cu: WF .—In uxtile,
)ns wore carried Oow. ford, agril 10 YeAft,
Riekbeil was in town' a few d tys last Week
i0i It. Fortunate
r Only a few werd
I ured.- Among aired 7.3,yearsisftd4 a
iose seriou"i r r a B. Camp- Goderiell: To ip. FRASM—In Giey.�=J
o of Finlay Vrsaer*
ell, near LU $1.1 n, of A.Sh- (,'ONE TO HER REWARD. d still an- NEEL1TAGV,,—,1, Liondo,
eld Afrrs. istr f daughter of Mr,
W -a of Hur,
ingliam, and- *other of the pioneers of Hur, has passed to
Ira. Robb, Ina 12� A number of the great o�d, in the pers of Prudence, Orel township, Wd
-%,ad sli lit bruises i but how et of tl�y
bhers re.cei I in�,U�ieL� some.. reli la Tho e. ue of Code -
E them esca�ed fata iraCUJOUS. _ � L I
ism rich township, on Fi, a t, aged 80 years.
and 3 months,
—A somewbat antio incident happen- A short time, since t a Ic ed fell from a CAxp8ELL.—lu West
I iu Clinton as es i . OuTuesdaymom- chair and fractured �one of bar limbs, from bellAcampbell, aged
i rs. Silverste n, a Giiarman' Jewess of whichshe never recovered. - kbout the year days.
MYTIO'ELL.—In 0"aw,
ronto, who has been dit.1tha lookout for 18.3-4 the late Mrs. Perdue wl o was a native eldeot mA of MY
E r husband ever i ince lie Lleft her some
I of Tipperary, Ireland, came t'3 Canada with od 21 yews.
R4,_In L SpXltfb
E arm ago, in I 4ew York, ou"' eeded in to- berparents, Mr. and IN -firs. J �hn 'Smeltzer, GILVD
Gildem aged fS Y
i ting him ini Clin on. Mk. Silverstein is a and the fanfily settled at St,-eetsville, near JEFFF'RSON.—Ift P111my
ft of dru6me in th� spectacle line, Toronto. There Miss Sm, �Itzer married mrarson, son al
aux 0
or an I
Fnu i�a
onli
OuL
g
the
I�u
t12
., le
L ill Iola
PIMP
tir f
lTd
I or
i a
ago, he
,I d some two wee. is ordered a fresh Thomas Perdue in 18*38 and a ioitly after re- and son4n Uw -01
sood 29 Pmm
ipply of stock from ti f4low-countryman. moved to the 7th concession, 1 loderich town- A-RUSTRON-0,At 8%u
L Toronto, who al once conveyed the news ship, residing in the township till the time July lah, Jo"ph
i the "weAer ha f " of the "; W andering of bar decease, for the last Six *years with *f Us, J, -5.
"w " and thea searet �*mimeneed in bar dau COWAN,—JU MA11110P,
,gbter, Mrs. Wm. Smi�b Her bus
4�est. - M iR senthall the widow ef tho We
gentle . man baud crossed the river of death about nine
dim