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VOL. 14, NO. 33.
*Elfte4S--41,50 Pee Animism, in advance.
AND CENTRE ITURON GENERAL ADVERTISER.
MINTON, ONTARIO', THURSDAY s AUGUST 1.4, 1879.
tliw*ilutrtiOttittntO.
Wanted,
A COTTAGE, Five or six rooms; lame-
diately. Apply MCILSON'S I3ANN.
Clinton, Ang.18, 1879. 4
Good Farm, 'Wanted.
'AV -ANTED -TO RENT, a . good faMi.- b
the pefebborhood of •Clieton. Apply,
etating mins, &o.„' to Box 106, Cr,niTos B.O.
(Hinton, Aug.18, 7,870, -18
Stray Iamb.
IJAME into tin; premise8 of tbe subscriber,
lot 26, 6th eon. p Hallett, about the bat
ginning of july,--aBWE IAMB/ meek4
the ear. Tee Owner is hereby notified to
prove property, Pay charges, and take it away.
JIDedrll.REY SNELL.
Hulls% Aug. 14,1879.
• Caution.,
IHEBEBY FORBID any. pet'spn or persona
negotiating a certain Note made by nie-
in favor of the Siolde thinding Mchine Co,
of Toronto on or about the 18th day of JOY,
• 1879, payable two months after date, as I
have received no yalue for said note, which Pi
payable at the express office,' Brimfield.
JAMES D. PARK..
Dated at BaTtleld, Aug.A.Ith, 1879. +m
Tiouse to Lett.,
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riao LILT, house containing eix rooms, Bard and bat
•L ,Irafer....,,Apply to , :
5119S nounTe...t.sTrat, ssc;nee..o.
Clinton July 9th, 1879. • .
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Farm to Let.
filo LET, for a term ot years, Lot • IS,. 4th
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con. of • Milieu -lee acrefe.40. cleared. ,
There are en theliremises'a good frame horn, •
log house,yoeng. orchard, &c, Rent low„As ,
improtemente are :to be -tee 0,'. • 'For terms.. : •. .
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.apply :to . • , - .....
. .* '. I..- centaa..alig....toak
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Ptesolas staining from Liver Complaint, Dys-
Persia, Diseases of the Storotteh,,Xldneys, Fever
and Ague, ete„ shonia procure one without delay,-
DOSOMPTIVA TREATISE sent post freo, on application,
orders by mail promptly attendeiLto.
, • dE" TA C 1M La tge "A"
CHILD'S pans r'2.00 each,
RESBLAB, PADS, , .... 2.00 each.
SPECW. PADS, • 340 cich,
• -ABSORIITION S .
ALTS, 200 pitt.
BODY PLASTERS, • see each
FOOT PLASTERS, 50c, pair.
. SPLEEN BRLTS, ...........,10.00 each.
Wo are Solo Ants for South and centre Huron
No other parties within these limits RN authorized to
sell them except through us. -
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HICKSCIN & BLEASDEIA.,
4Re GREATLY obi! Albs
.Redlicedi Prices.
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subgelipur will Offer the ballince.of his
• Summer stuck of ••
BOOTS & SHOES
AT
rmtly IIBITC111 PRICB
For the next 60 days,
•Canaillan News Items. -
New Hamburg has decided to pur-
chase a steam fire engine. ,
On the farm of Mt. W, Uglow, Dor-
chester, 158 bushels of wheat MS
thrashed in 2.hours and 10 minutes.
•A seven-year-old child of Mr. F. 'Mc-
Cann, Ottawa'fell into a tub of scald -
int; water, OP: Friday, anl was so badly
scalded that it died, .
• A thirteen -year-old son of G. Robe, isc
living near &Wand enrage, caught, his
chitties en the tumblinvoct of a thresh-
ing machine OIL Saturday„and Alig in-
Stantl, ki114.
Sunday evenine, J. Euglish'a farmer
ofilfflowiriAwli Widerffilin; 1Y1.111st -on•
his way home from Woodford, was
theowrift-em his wagon, and I eceived in-
juries from which he died.in afew houre.
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Me; L House, Whilst working on Me.
B. Nixon's farrh, lot 25, Con. 1, 'West-
minster township, recently bound.1,024
sloyesote_tris•ire three hours.' This is
at thsrate of 341,- per hour, or nearly.
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six per minute;.and. is considered Very_
f",tt :v.o.Irl,...Mansore: of •Strathroy.,
lately
sent the Marquis of Lorne and Princess
'Louise a pair of young -deer, ...male and
female, bred. by himself and named
Lorne and Louise. recognitionOf
the gift he received from the Governor-
General a beautifel and valuable watch -
pendant, •. s' •.
- The eteFiteler-City of Oweu Son -nal -of
the •Colling,wood and Lake Superior
Royal Mail ..Line, arrived at Coning,-
• To make room for, Vail doodi., • • wood, on.Sa finality, . with a number:Pf
. • • • • _L. . :excursionists and other passeneers, rind.
WM. TA.1,1,,,a;40.6.11.ush.ele..of..w.heivti-arer-Lon-th
• . :Canada 1. aerke:RarlErvv- is pusheti
forward, and men .aro iiralemand; • end
the work is progressing very • favorably..
'The crops,. on Manitoulin Island five
very fair prom* and.. look The
se w mill at Little Current'. is burned
down to the ground.,
GeorgeGrifilths; who, - since
September last, has been filling' the po-
sition -of Secretary 'to the -United...Em-
pire. -Club; ---Ter-onto,7TabsoOnded fast:
Monday. • Ile had not. balaneedhis
books since his appointment as secretary.
It' kvias not known that, the :man hadab-
mended till Friday, whin a letter was -re-
ceived from hire stating that such was the
case,. and "thatthe. state Of his affairs.
compelled hiteto take the step .110,110
done, 13,efore going. he borrowed .$92
from tlie steward of the club and vari-
• ous sem -from' °Thor. ilea -pie. •
falcations at -e 'expected:to rtinonnt :to
several thousands: ,
Far -m• For Sale,-.
fr-HAT FIB:ST-GLASS -FARM,--No-,--65-,- on •
the 15th- eon. of :Goderich Township,. be- .
longing to Mrs. O. Gorden .; will.b.c.seld -for. mall
or on part dredtt: -Only one ihjle from'Clintou,
The farm -contains -eighty acres of choice -laud,
• in good.condition, fine orchard, &c, .ApplY to•
'. H.. HALE. '
- Clinton, Ally 21, 1879. " • • ^' • • •
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Lot .for Sale, •
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f HAT eligibly situated quarter -acre Lot, on
Queen Street, adjomon,- • the resulence of
Mr. E. Holmes, is offered for Sale on 'reasonable
terms. Particulars .on.application to , ••
CURTIS STEVENSON.
• clinton, July 17, 1879: . !.'• •
Seed WiltAT for Sale. .
SCOTT & BOVINE'S.
STOR 01
/s prepared lit a form Perfectly ageaeahle tO children
and most sensitive persons. In manufacture the'
• properties of the oil that produce pain and griping are
eliminated, audit is rendered not only mild and pleas.
ant kt its action, but absOlutel tasteless and palate -
btu, It is pre-emmently the finest laxative and ca.:-
thartinimown, and as a remedy for Costiveness, Con.,
stipition, and all Intestinal Derangements i t une-
qualled. and is destined to take the place of crude oil'
and all drastic pills and purgatives!. .For sale b all
Druggists at as cents a bottle. Don't fail to try it. .
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/1114. subscriber has for sale a qtiantitY of:1
•.1 seed wheat- of the ARNOLD VICTOR'
exoellent grain, stands
the winter. well, ,and giVes a good, .
Sample can be Seen at the Gr,17:TON NIt:Wint.t
office. • - • .
.......WIDDIA.111 • •
croaertee To qnship, Aug. /rim. •
Storioiser For Sale or lo Jot .
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A isARGE 1fRAME STOREit0EsE-
known as -No. 4, situate. a.C, the Grand
Trunk Railroad Station, Clintcm, Is offered for
sale or to rent on very reasonable terms, Bar-
ticelars on application to . / •
• JAMES R0j313,— '
•:11 Herald taco, .8.711A-rrotto.-
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...Property for sal*); •
glHE subscriber Offers that.conieniently situ-
ated farm, Lot No: 215,.1.6t11 noneession of
.• .Giodetich-Towhship,. containing 80-tterest nearly
all .cieared, for Sale, • It is good- clay soil, Well
' fenced, Under good cultivation ha good build-
ings and three wells On •if, ;, ten acrea of.stimmer
fallow,- -and
'Sroderieh township, slily 17, 1870. • •
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Notes .Lost.:.
. VOTICE 18 HEREBY' GrvEil that all
1.1 parties are forbic1,47nrchasing negotiat
ing the following notes of hand i -One of, $220,
given by Geo. Sheppard, of Blyth j two notes,
one of $100 and another of $50; gtven,by Mx.
Hicks, of 11th con., Godericli Township ; one
• (-41100, given by ,tapeth Holland, lltb con;,
Goderich Township; one of goo; given by If,
Young, 9th -con,. Goclerich Township, All
,The Club held a meeting tki
Toronto; on Saturday, and, after wind-
ing up affairs, cancelled the engagement
,with the chaniPion ' and dissolved.
„Heneeforth-Hanl an -will -have. to 'paddle
his own gene°. report of the' F.Ing-
lieh races wae.read showing Oat during
fli-08 months the club had been in ex•.:
istende it had Paid over to Hoiden P8.,-
000, not including eXpenses-: 4. letter
-.was read freer the- .charripion, acknow-
ledging the -Club's liberality and thank-
ing, the: members for their kindness.
A•balariCe. $800 remained after re.,
funding to 'each member the $250. acl-:
vanced by kith, to defrey., the,/ -expenses
of the.Englisli campaign, along With:all
the prciporty of the Club, consisting of
bdat4, boathouse, oars, . • . „
A exchange gives an account; of how
eertain Torcnito bierclunits have been
carrying on an i„llegal trade laces,
silks, etc., with their. American. cousins:
A poStmaster in Grundy County Ill
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beeame stispieious of packages and let-
ters bearing the Titionto mark,
Consulting with the American postal
authorities, he -was ',instructed how JO
act. A letter from a dry goods
chant in Toket to city phortly afterwards
passed uncles. the hands of the Grundy
countY: postmaster. On being opened,
it WAS RAITICI to be-a...private circular
soliciting orde.rs„ and stating _that said
.house was. sending large quantities of
laces through the matte Le .411, Parts of
.the United States, such manner as
tO•save the *mint of the duties to the
purchasers% --.
,A.o 'a recent sitting of the ;;Division
Coutt at Napanee, the wife of' a cenfirm-
ed drunkard stied a, liquor -seller for hav-
ingsuppliedherhusband with liqueelafter
been notified not te do so.; and recover-
ed $20 clareages. In this connection it
may be ineutionen filet .by 'recent A.ot
passed by the Legislature of Massachtt,
setts, known tho " Civil Damage
Act," the owners of buildings leased to
liquor -sellers aro liable as well as the
lessees for any 'damage °tweed by the
sale of liquor in their establishments.
The effect of WS law has-been a decided
diminution in the number- of drinking
houses. Many landlords, who had their
promises rented for such purposes
high figures, have cancelled the leasee
owing to their becoming liable as stated.
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CARRIAGE & DDILIVERs% HARDWARE
• *Awn ma favor of the. nudersigned. • ,
• NV111. COLOLOT.T44/I.
Goderich Township,. July 22. .
TO gorrAtIoR BARGAINS
TENDIL-111S-
vviLl, be reeeletel by the -undersigned, ue
THI.R EE- BRICK. STORES, II:
in the Towe of Clinton-, Plans and specifica-
tions can be seen at my office, The lowest or
any tender not necessarily accepted.
WILL/ AM COATS,
• Clinton, July 17t8, 1870, • ^
• to the leth of August, for the erection of
Valuable Farm .for Sale.
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Tkiti Vogt -half of Lot NO. in, In the /tit con.
Cession of Wavrano011-99 Auteuil.
Elta one of the beat farms in the County
• I-, of Iluron, and eittiate in one of the beat
farniing tectioes, with good roads and good
markets. The soil throughout is a heavy clay'
loam, *ell drainea, ' and all good wheat land.
About 84 acres Ore cleared, fenced, and in a
high state of cultivation. The buildings are
mew, and consist of a two,story frame dwell-
' Mg, and large barn. The orchard is large and
bearing. Tbis valuable farm will betiold cheap
and liberal terms of payment given. Apply to
W. W. PABRAN, Olinten el'.0.
eiliTiai.; My 04, 1879.
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HAVING BEEN BAD11 11XPBRS,SLY, I,011, 'turn'
ENOLISIt, unssi,01:410 Aziotic.itc 'ARMIES,
• 0511...' A t,IMITED ieVANTITT, ar
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0041., ,11.AP 1:110.1V, ("Azar -Rib
L..4.§igt), tit 'WA g
MANTON, :vily 10, 7970.
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444-04-
ghe-valueble trotting -mare Eva with
a record of 2..28, was gored to death by
a buil at Mount Clemens, Mich., On
Wednesday, She was owned by Mr.
• Walter Fanning, of Belleville, who re-
fused $4,500 Tor her a short time since
At Truro, N. S., on ",l‘fonday, three
•young scamps, dreveya hove around
town until'it was thoroughly- exhausted,
then they took it to ;field and inflicted
fifteen wounds in its body. .with It` jack -
km , • The poor. brute did .frofn ex-
haustion, • The wretcheswere arrested.
At M.ontreal, On Thursday, a poor fa-
tuily were thrown into -great alarm dur-
ing a wake on the body of a deceased
child by the wiod blowing the flame of
ainstAllsdrapeyy and setting,
it on fire. In extjuishing
ne peor wonian hadlier hands and arms
burned • , •
• -Geo. Welch, conductor of a freight;
train on the a 5. R., attempted to get
into the caboose_ when the train was in
inotiOn at-Ilagarsvillei-en Wednesday,
,And wasthrown under the car. He received suh 'severe injury that he died
shortly.Afterwards. • , •
At Montreal, on Friday, there wile
q,eite a 1;l1/1 en epme of the banks. As
one of thceincidents connected with the
run on the City and•District Bank, ono
woman drew $430; and 'before she had
gone one hunched steps frodt the bank
she discovered thet•her pocket hadbeen
-Orr-Pridav----a--veersatl--aeeident
.curred at a, barn. raising on the farm of
Thos. Mighton, in the township'of Ben:
tincir, ahowtpree miles from -Durham,
by Whieli two men, Mr. J. Mighten, and
b.§
illed,„and nine oeheratrijuret --esevera
Ortieln -verY Thenaide-nt
was caused by the plate fallipg. ' ..".
4,000 people gathered •rit Sarnia, on
{E4 HOLMES tit SON*
ritsbIldlisterd.
• Whitechurelt.
I'nesclay, to see flanlan's rowing. TRANsFit. _ MLP. Rennie iuri pur.
An unknown man was killed on. the I chased from 'Mr. 3. Mowbery,liis dwell -
G, W. 11. 'nen? Bothwell, on Tuesday • ing and store; the latter gent haasretiiiteont„
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night. fiotn business, bonding,a nud
ew •
The High Sehool at.,..St. -.Marys has ,{ , x.- /..:„..?0,,,lse•
been.I
promoted to the renk - of a Celle:- ' .Picsic.--The '0, W. IL e
bmployees
elate •nstitu to
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.... . W. G. ci:,• B. and. L. ..c T. division.;
was. held their, annual picnic, 'at. filiati,. Sa-
G. 0. Magee, • of, London, Ont.,
killed in San Francisco, on the fith, by terclay, "23rd inst., t'()limes, prises, and
a runaway team. ' ' ' ' anmsenients will be attractive,
Ontario, end are mist up on the shores,
' INA are dying by thetisands iii Lake :REPOrocs.— Rev. 'Mr. Dryers, of
'Winglunn, administered paerament se,,:.
causing a terrible odor. . ' )(itticyetl.. tilit;%0,,IIn.Sil.pern-"deOrsh:lorich,d.ibstT.:.; '
America') rail WayAgents' are in Otte:
officiating at Wingltarn quarterly sex -
w a endeavoring to indeee intending emi• .
vents t� Manitoba, to g6 to Nebraska vices, Sunday 10th, fl.?.e pulpit at Ulster, .
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ariir4fitineseta..--- . b'iuk'ablY-fille'd-j' M''' T414e4-16911.T1--' '
" A eonple of Listewell :firemen have Stortsurorsu.--4 large, tleati substan-
been arrested for setting fire to build- ,.
tial storehouse has been erected on, the
lugs in order that the brigade might be
grounds of the 0. W. R. Co., here; by ,
celled out 'They admit their guilt. 11Ir. 3. Martin, for storing and ..shipping:,
:41TI-hdoe ID): tleildli? tar- tCh°evdee 11Zelr'lictaittencIDS2:10alli; . 6fis 0Ang'ehinvilsiuertol-rtil'alePillatInacontitso'liii7111Iisslgarerndts.
payable on dernaedHowthis is se
cured, if secured at all, is not known. i on the Islands gives v,ery fete 'Pre/raise,
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. : , . for -the - benefit . of hihealth. The. crops
s.
A very. sad and fatal accident occur- wed look weNAll, e hope the Cnampi-
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red near the tillage- of Hanover, . on one" wrn
ill be able to •eet the farmers'
Friday, by which,,Miss Adams lost her wants there
life at a picnic partyAfter tea, while sifr,r_...41atvelling n the neighbor- ,
enjoying a welk in the woods, a tree I hood we find but fewsheep, the ayerage '
fell, instantly killing Miss Adams. ! let kept by our farmers is •froni 10 to
The first _European vessel entered. the 15,, it is lore to find anytitIng like a
Gulf of SC Lawrence three hundred and • large flock. They 'are, profitable, and
forty-five yearri ago Senday. • tieing money may' ise Made- from them, a
also-the'feast-of-St. Lawrence; the day weilter 10 months old 0111`,~ithis 41,4ce, -
was fittingly observed in Quebec by re- letee paid all expense of rearint, liatila ' •
ligious services. ' a geed sheep will bring as much per •
•In Springfield it,•"deteitinued atten
.11..0 pound- for the \Oleic weight alive, as a ,
111 hen.
wak Made:to burn the grist mat -Owned good steer will make ipey,Lponed_foride_.
A. little boy, -five-years of :lee son of
Mr. 1.): McInnes of. London whilC
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tun-
nilig about barefooted on Saturday last
accidentally struck one of his large toes
against, a hard substance; which • pained
bite slightly for a shoi't time. . But little
'netice was ;taken of the injury, however, •
Until,- the 'pain -vender:ed.' tine -lad almost
frantic. Medical aid was Summoned,' but.
the doctors could do nothing t3 alleviatt.
the pain, and.the peor boy died from lock-
jaw on the following Menday 'morning.
Some months age Mr. 1-1. 11. Dorman;
of Mitchell, had e young Newfoundlend
dog sent to him' by express from Streth-•
roy, a distauceof seventy miles. After
having the deg several weeks he sud-
denly /disappeared, and as he was Anuch-
admired, for his immense. :size , and
beatify- IVIr.:Dermaa thought'. seine one
had stolen him: Nothing however was
heard of' him from the day he disappeared
until' it few days ago when Mr. Dorman
'received word frern, Itis friend at Strath.
rey that the deg had returned home.- •
Both passenger and freight treffle• on
the ...Grand • Tretik railWay,•;'are Very
heavy. jest now. All . the regular ex-
press teeins east and West are crowded,.
aral Mammoth exceraions pass, throtigh
Stratford 'alinest every day: -We are
?info' hied that, all thwevailible ears ,tire
engaged for every. day, in August, and
still larger 'business is eXpected in Sept..
There is not an empty freight car stand-
ing, on aey Of the aiding's,. so great is
the amount- of foreign traffic 'pouring
Over the road. Both .the elevators at •
Point Edward are....mmi_cedltek,..,lheir ut-
most capacity, and vessels are to be
seen at all times Waiting . their turn to
diseharge their cargoes. The outlook
for the fall trade. vias never brighter,
Whieh will be good hews to the proprie:'
tors in England. • ; ' . „
'Coot 'Bergess, the well-known come-
dian; Was cencernen in what mighthave.
been an ugly sheeting scrape in Toon-
to, on Wednesday of last week; He
has been living in New "rink for some
time, but came to VorontO a few days
ago, and on Wednesday, while bc ,was
in his brother's saloon, a man named.'
Wiclgery came aceornpanied by Alex.
Blakley, a cigar • dealer. There had
been trouble about family inattees -.be-
tween Widgery and Burgess some' two
years ago. and Widgery becoming_ abus-
ive -Cool fired at him with a revolver,
\Victory returning the. fire. Cool fled,
and Widgery and l3lakely hung about
for some time, watching for him to re-
appear, threatening to shoot°. him on
Sight Widgery was shot, in the arm,
Cool Burgess.then left Dirento, and ap•
peered on the stage Of a variety theatre'
at New York, 011 Friday, seng a song
and gave n recitation for encore. He
beettme,excited over a remark by a per-
son in ,fitgAo;n•orlienec and stated "I
am not a murderer. It was forced upon
me. That man • ruined • my wife and
wrecked riry hopes. X am only sorry T
did not kill him."' woe. loudly, tip.
plauded and left the building. 14 wee
arrested in thu theatr ,e on a telegraphie
requisition from Toronto, for felonioua.
assault upon Widgcry.
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' Aresseci..4arteas,sTmonnte---steer,,-..pays----
ftirgiirEf0Aectan- 1-14thi4041-4L1- '
!liege was done.. It is supposed vayevery year by wo-ol.'•
beea lighted by tramps.‘ • . • , • erl,. to prochree .first. 61 isa mitten; sheep.
fer expert; take the ,Ctataiwold grerfitee,d
:TheatitheritieS'of a Montreal Catho-. :4„
lieXherch receive- somany- bad coppers .
in their contribution -boxes that they '
MId it eeeessery. ,to Melt them *nee a HURON ITEMS.
month. • In this way they hope to pub
'cni:the
Vent their -corning back to them - $,
-them out 'of.circulation, zind 'thee pre -
Br uisels Soh 9,)1- sal artee.oul arnerrnt
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Rev. R. -W. Wallace, Of the COn,gre- • to $1875early' ' • ••
gational Ohurch, Londou stnprised his Port Huron and. ela.rnia Othifellews
cengregetion - by seddenly announcing .visit.0edey1ch next .1.1fonclay. •
his resignation.: The cense. thereof is ' cow was 'lately ill""
.yet a profound!mystery.- The rev. gen-
tleman; being questioned, said he Would
not make any statement till Thursday
evenine, when ,..tbe cause will be laid be-
foee the Congtega don, • " • "
John7Dieltie, Ortho, 5th- conees.
session of' robe, camp near losing a field Of
barley by fire the other ,clay. Being
deeirous of taking.a snioki out -
ting his barley, he. struck' a' ;match, and.
after lighting his pipe threiv the .matelr
away, still burning. Shealy after-
wards the. stubble was discovered '
fire, and it gave • some trouble before it
was put out,
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A'probably fatal accident happened
at Grimsby, on' Menday, at , the new
brick COUrS0 of erection for
the Rev. L. AleXander, by_ ills fall
of a seaffold on which kvere two tin-
sileiths,nareed Irwin, of Itamilton, and
Wiltriot, of St. Catharines., Tho lateer
has his Skall badly, fractured. The ac-
eident Was no" doubt due to the pareless„
manner in which the Scaffold Was pat up.
Nothing could be better than the
T011owing-ailtensed advice 'given to the
farmers by the Cobourg &Athol Lab
those who .wish to enseee againsefoture
failures,- set to work to grow ,more-Irtief
and mutton, underdrain - their lend,
spend more time, trouble and money in
manures, and they will find•that every
•tart---IMf Mr. 4'48 Fansen, }fay.. .
Mr: Rockey, of Winghare, is. expeti-
mentingin a shipment of,flour to Hall-
tusinese difficu [ties con) pel 1 ed the
resignation of Counbiller linne, Wing-
Seaforth haw reduced, the -ustornarv
grant of. $100 to the Mechanies. Institute; -:
th 360.•
Mi Gece..racii has'•disposed of -.the
Unlink Rotel, lIerpurhey, to Mri,' Thos.:
IC.nex, formerly of Seafortlt, ;fee . the .
slim of $1, tog.
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A. niali 'boned Syphers, cheese
?maker • at Bletavale, Cleared out last
week. His departure was hastened by •
a woman. claiming • to. be his forsaken
wife, suddenly appearing on the scene,
The toWeship clerk of Riephon. writes
ns foliows -Nr. Editor.—Don't you.
think it Would be a good thing if the`
Touuship Cle4re woeld have a, conven-
tion .occasionally IS 'Isom municipal
matters, se; that there might bemore
-uniformity their dirties.;
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The following teachers have been, ,
gaged--41-eirtinection• SeAfortir
School clepa•rpeen Maty •
Dick, of :Myth, ;pi I try $275 Gth depart- '
ment, Miss L. Shaw, Seaforth, salary '
f230; 7th, or Juuier department, Miss
JORri Reiss, Attlissels, salary $230, .
Me..,Alex. Nichol, of Brussels 'has
bought lot 18,. con. 7,. Morris;••.for the
season .1n this country is suffiaiontly sum of $4;27•0; the purchase ie. 0611,
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siderecl a bargain, as thelotis a geed .
ono having:80 apres ,cleared, (without a
Minim) and the remainder being
tiered with pied hardwOecl; "
succeis is guaranteed to oue•fartners." D.urins• the - storm on Saturday:2nd "
, inst., th;barn of Mr, J. McNair, lot ;
On Saturda. y the wife 01' Mi'. .5:111)05 22, coil. 15, Grey,' centaining a large
Dunlop, of the township Of •I-Iead, re- quantity Of fell wheat, bay, OZ., waS
ceived a severe and possibly fatal injury struck by lightning and entirely dts-
from It bull. The animal was known troyedi The fla.nres spread •so rapidly.
to 1)e -vicious, -2 but. was suPposect-ld be thnt' "numb- thno olOPood to 1;°°°6-a---- •
afraid of Mrs.•Dunlop,.ehe having nets: ripen., of horses and d wagon', Tloss.
tored it on previous occasions ; Wit on- $1,500. No insurance.
the morning in question it was raining
hard, and she had 011 1111 cilskin coat,
and she thinks the animal did not re- • •
Ltttest General: News Itemoi
ee,gnize her. She was milking a COW Croat distress prevails in Para 14,-
a few feet froth the door and had 060 people have revolted Oving to the'
ed her task, when the 'lull charged at stoppage of supplies for their relief. ,
her, knocking her down and making e A serious riot occurred in Belfast on
terrible wound about ten inches in at- Meeday night, canoed by, a Catholic
prOceSSiOn. , Many persons wet...injured.
• salubrious to produce a mod 'paying
Crop. Ddif.t continue to lOok to cereals
•for weelth, but let the 110d, the Anita,/
bring such substantial returns as shall
Meet any deficiency in the- Others and
tent acrots the lower part of her Abdo-
men. The bull tried to follow up the
attack, but Atm Dunlop, with great
presence Of inind, threw the can of milk
in his face, whtch had the °fleet of
checking the now infuriated brute and
enablinmher to make her way into the
house, She has 13ein removed to the
Pembroke hospital, anti lios in a. very
prOCtitiOtlel ceedition, . , ,
Much damage to the erope Lan.'
eashire and Cheshire has bean eaused by
Ovordow of tho Unrsay. • There has'
also been some legit ef,dife.
The London Post says the Royal
CoMmission eh the Depression of the
Agriculturel Interests will send tom- .
tnissioners t4 Canada and the 'United
States to inquire int* the food suppliwo.
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