The Huron Expositor, 1871-05-19, Page 677HTE HURONIE
POSITOR
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MAY 19, 1871.
Anecdotes of the late Dr.
Wightman. '
From •a sketch of the life and the times of
the Rev. Dr. Wightnian, of Kirkmaho
in _Dumfries Courier.'
Notwithstanding the strength
mind, the shrewd intelligence. th
energy of speech, the tenacit
purpose, and; the sensitivene_
criticism he exhibited anao14- his
brethren, of the Presbytery,ther
'va a simplicity in his characte
which occasionally led him into th
commission of acts, from which a
entire stranger might have inferre
that there was somewhere a .scre
loose in his mental tabernacle, whil
nothing -was farther from.the _ trotl
It was said that, on one accasio ,
when attenclin.g the General A. -
sembly, he had accepted an invii
tion to dine with Lord Mackenzi
his former pupil, in Moray floc
Avery important debate had e
gaged the attention of the reverene
court all day, in which he lia,d bee
entirely absorbed, forgetting ever
thing eke, when suddenly the at -
pointalent flashed upon him, an
looking at his Watch, he found
evening, 3,nd after the marriage
ceremony the company all went ut
into the, garden and had tea—a f te
chatnp.etre—and a merry dance. I
danced a reel with the bride, tho gh
had often said that I was going to
leave off frisking under the bur,' en
of three score And three.
To song and deuce farewel
But for theL-Vive la bagatelle."
He possessed a •remarkable e as-
ticity of spirits as circumstances re-
quired, and no one nore readily or
sincerely carried out the Script ire
injunction to rejoice with them t rat
rejoice; and weep with them. tiat
. .
weep. 'Mourn -tut occurrences af-
fected him 'deeply, and he genet- lly
,seught retief to his feelings in
poetry.
se* spe
Cheshil e Cheese.
To this day it is upt clearly known
why the cheese made in Oheslire
• differs so much from that nude in
other counties, the Cheshire folks
are glad that it •aloes so, becanse a
good price is thereby always obt, in-
ahle ; but dairy farmers do rot a ree
in their, explanations of the causes.
The milk, we are, told, has the c ird
within five minutesof the direr separated from the whey by moms
hour. , Rushing into the street), h of rennet ; the curd is repeatedly
looked to the one side and the other.,
but not a vehicle of iny descriptio
was tobe seen save a baker's empt
barrow, leisurely hauled along lay th
united efforts of two yoang lad
He rapidly. waved his arm tower
them to come rip with all haste,
which they stood still in astenis
merit, not knowing what was meant
—still more rapidly went the.ar
and up came , the hurley. "1'
give you Sixpence to cake me qiiic
ly to Prince's street!" NO sooner
said than agreed. Up he mounted;
one before and another behind, the
went down Bank street and th
- Mound like an express engine at'
full speed. Arriving at Prince s
street, he called out. Sixpenc
more to Moray 'Place !;' This w
too glorious fen to be refused; so
it they all went again, up one stre
and down another, finally drawin
up at his lordship's residence, !nue
to the amusement. of the ladies a
the dra Wing room window, wh
- laughed outright at the sort of, egni
age with Which their waited -f
guest had. come. , We took the o
pOttunity of asking hiria, in one
his happiest moods,' if the incide
was true, to which he replied, " it
is one of the stories that Crock t
and Dunbar got up against
nie—
took it only as far as to. Prince
street." Mr: ,Crocket, howeve
afterwards ineisted that he took
the whole way.
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• When a horticultural show w
being held in Dumfries, he was d
si ro us to exhibit specimens*of pear
hot on account of their -quality bi
their number, a tree* in the Man
garden being weighed almost to th
ground. He caused the heavie
laden branch to be carefully ,saw
off, and, mounting his horse, rode
away into town in the greate t
spirits; with the precious treasn
over his shoulder. At every way
side dwelling as he passedthe youn
sters gave a hurrah,. and ran aft
while he hurrahed in retur
aid as he entered the town the hu
rahs were repeated by evety stre
arab as he road along. • He was .d
lighted beyond measure at this e
uberent ex u 1 tation, and he • thoug
thatif"coming events cast the
shadows before," he was certain of
perfect ovation when he reached th
exhibition ground. Alas! for th
deceptiveness of al t hut:Qat-1 s p ec u
;duns, on his alighting from his hors
be found to his astonishment- an
chagrin, that every pear had , di.
al, pear ; . that the buzzes wit
which be had been greeted and fo
lowed 1 y the way were for the ,fal -
ing fruit, and, on entering the tow
at - the ludicrous spectacle of h
carrying so prominently an unsigh
ly branch. We ean -.easily iinagin
his muttering, as he threw it dow
in dis p poi n tm ent. Ohm, tr 'mats
eram, ficutaus, irtuNie lignuni ?"
On no oc;a.sion, but especially o
that of a weddiug fesiival, did h
ever attempt to mar the mirth
innocent qm usement by an aester
look or an uukind arm On the
contrary, he o'ave it ittit` counter -
e
;slice and support in bis power, co
sistant with hi,e clerical professio
and his advaned life. When pen
formiag the duAY of uniting tw
• loving hearts ." till God shoul 1
s lerrate them by death," he Was ,ho
awl pointed in his address, wiCel
d :daring that it was very probable
that the parties apecially inper-eltec
frem the excitement of tne momen
sewarcJy heard .a word he suit.
Wnen the ceremony was over, f
the married parties had not bee
guilty of immorality, he al waN, s
joined in the festivities, and adde
te the conviviality of the meetin
bv now and again giving some witt
saying, or enjoying with zest th
rustic outbursts of humor in othe
listching to their simple singin
and epplauding /the comely soin
.stress who did her best, though he
voice sadly quivered under the co
ecioesnes.s that the minister vat
present. So we find him oecasice
ally noting iri hie diary such matter
as these :—" It was a fine wan
broken and strained ; the che ses
are much pressed, and are place4 in
wooden boxes which have numer us
holes bored in them; through t ese
holes sharp skewers are stuck into
the cheese in every direction, so a to
drain out evervi- particle of whey.
Unless the w,hote chee.se becoiines
a solid miss mithout-any admix t re
of whey, it will never earn the no. me
and 'fame of `f prime Cheshire."
This is one reasorl why' cheeses of ex-
ceptionally large dimensions are so
difficult to I mak? ., the trouble of
getting , out thei whey is almost
inSurmOuntable, ' while its prese ce
is obnoxious. The dairy-tnaids n ust
be heatthy and tidy as well as ex p rt ;
for until all ,the modifications of niiik
into cream, cu d and whey Ette
completed, -Very s ight changes in the
atmosphere and condition of the
dairy may bring about import rat
and injorions res ills. It is kri wn
that Cheshire dai -y-maids are sou ht
for in other distr cts; in a belief hat
the exullence of the cheese depe ds
nnich upoe them. Fuller in his
Worthies, adverts to this, at the
• same time qnalifying it with the
• proviso: "Chesl ire doth afforde
the best cheese for quantitie and
qualitiee and yet the cows are ot,
as in other shires, housed in- 1the
Winter. *Some essaied in vine
to make the lik in ether pla es,
thoughe they fet bed their kine rid
dairieenaides, it eems they 'should
have fetched t eir grounde $oo,
wherein is sn ,elie some oc tilt
excellencie in thi kind, or elsel to
goode cheese will not be matte. .All
the Year Round
. The Latest T ing in Social
. Necktie Social: is the name
new device for m king church f
vals profitable, We find annou
inents of this sp cies Of entert
ment in journals representing
Eastern and W Stern, sections.
correspondeat e the St. L
Republican,- wh attended one
these socials in M eon,Mov descr
it in this mann r . " Tbe lad
one and kill; wore. k calico apron,
front the same i iece ;rand pat
was made a g ritleman'a nee
whih was placed in an envelope
deposited with Ie •door-keepe
ticket -seller. Th gentleman att.
ing, -upon paying t4he admission
of twenty-five 4-nts, is given
envelope coneain -4,, one of ti
calico neckties, w lieh he irn media
opens, and upon entering the
proceedson a hi b to find the yo
or old lady, as th .11 case may ham
that sports a.n' ai ron matching
necktie ; which 4,dy, according
announcement, 1 to he his par
for the evening ; and, who knows
but what it may in some instaiIices
result in a, life a air 7"
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11+11,ERIAL PIE
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f a
sti-
ce-
in-
oth
A
uis
of
bes
ie,
nd
ern
tie,
nd
or
nd-
fee
an
ese
el y
all,
ng
en,
his
to
ner
y.—The somewhat
obtrusive piety f the new German
Emperor,King is not so pectilh rly
an idea of his ow
ly ituagined. It I
that, on the eve
the late Emperor
his manifesto w
Latin words fron the Psalms : " In
teiDomine spera -i, non confundar in
aeternurn"---" 0 ILord, in thee have
I trusted, may I never be confound-
ed." Th e sel f- coM placent assn n) pion
of piety had, however, stranielv
different results. The ill luck of
Nicholas broke his heart, and hurried
'him to the • grave., while William
li
marches back to Berlina triumpl ant
conqueror. So that, after all, it i lay
be doubted whether the piety of
eitherlof these sainctimonions kaiserS
had much iafluence on their resyect-
ive ca m pa ign s.
as may be geu ral-
ay be rerneunb red
f the Crintean ar,
Nicholas concluded
th the well-known
TAVERN FOR SALL
mHE weir:known and old establi hed
• Hotel, "The gOxbur,fh Hotel," sit-
-totted in •the thri ing village of .ox
burgh ; -along with the house is one half
acre of land and goU stabling. Irght 1
opposite is ‘• Roc !$ Nill " doing the
largest gristing business in the Con
To a party with a small capital tit s is
one of the best stands in the Coont of
Huron. Apply to t ie proprietor, THOt4.
WILSON Walton P. : 171- f
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kresli Arrivals Fresh 'Arrivals
BEATTY & C A1PANY
JDEG to announce to their friends a.nd the -public, that their Mr. MeMULKIN
j has just returned from the Eastern Market, with one of the choicest Stocks
of Now and. easonable DRY GOODS ever imported into Seaforth, which, owing
to the enorm us reduction in the price of goods this season, they are enabled to.
offer at prices which must ensure a ready sale. They would say that from the
• fact of their stock being all new, and bought since the H
G EAT FALL IN DRY GOODS,
•
and on the very best terms, that they are in a most favorable position to offer
goods at mniinnun prices_ They are not encumbered with any PILES OF OLD
GOODS, bought at prices THIRTY PER CENT ABO VE THEIR PRESENT
MARKET VALUE. They would also say that they have facilities in buying both
Iht El 00611 and Grocerieg
possessed by no other House in Seaforth, having intimate connectiois -Cifith some
of the largest WhOlesale Houses n the Dominion and a thorough knowledge of
the Wholesale Trade. They woi ld respectfully invite
will be found replete with inspection of thip stook,
whidh wi
all the No in. the Market this Season.
Particular attention i
I TS
/
direeted to thefollowing lines, viz. ;
HESS GOODS,
I'AIPJSOIJS
TWEEDS,
FRENCH D'LAI
HOSIERY, GLOVES,
TICKINGS,
ES, FRENCH MERINOS -
BLACK LUSTRES BLACK CORURGS BLA_CS BAB.ATREAS,
TABLE CLOTHS, _TOWELLINGS,
Boots nd Shoes,
nd Ready..ma.de
THEIR GROCERY DEPARTMENT
is always w 11 supplied with abundance of the best awl cheapest goo1s, which
will be sold at the most reasonable prices.
Their LIQUOR DEPARTMENT is well supplied with all the
BEST BRANDS.
, I
Give us a call and judge for yourselVes.
TRY OUR 80 CENT TEA,
i
BEATTY & COMPANY.
OARM)OHAEL'S BUILDINGS,
Main Stre Seaforth, April 20, 1871.
17 6 -tf.
JAS. WILSoN,
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0
wF--`41
SPADE
CUT N
VELS,
HOES.
ILS,
S'D NAILS.
T. HINGIfS,
BARN -1)00R HINGES,
(Blac
smith made.)
DRYBURG'S PLANES.
AMERICAN WATERLI ME
CALCINED PLASTER.
JACKSCREWS TO IiIRE,
—AT—
JOHNSON .BROTHERS'.
HARNESS, SAD
• BRIDLES, &c., &
MAIN STREET, SEAFFIRTH.
Come all yoa good folks who [want Har-
ness,
Substantial, low-priced, good and new,
At WILSO.N'S, Main street, Seaforth,
An excellent stock you may view.
The stock is owned by J &MEI WILSON
Whose work is so high:), renowned;
The shop is on Main street, Scaforth,
Tis a place may easily be found.
Here are plenty of bits, bridles and curbs
Sursingles anci saddles so fine,
There is nothing can equal th ir make
They are just No. 1 A and rime.
Here are lots of good blankets for winter
That will keep from your horses the
cold;
And the fly nests, so graceful for Sum-
mer,
Trimmed with blue, green, yellow and
°1d
. •
Crack upwhipsof every description,
For the qage coach, carriage or hand
At JAME .§AVILSON'S shop, Seafortb.,
May alifi a's.% be had at command.
Here are sponges and combs and rosettes
All useful and good in their way;
With long and short tugs in abundance,
And. Harness that don't break in a day.
Portmanteaus and Trunks of ; all kinds,
Valises of a quality spicy and rare,
u
If yoshould. desire to purchase,
To the shop of JAMES' WILSON
• repair.
Now cdoemia,e;and that withoLt further
.
Excellent bargains make fwhile you
can, I.
At the "Saddleand Harness Emnorium;"-
Anireniemnber JAMES WILSON'S
theraa.
I keep constantly on hand stock of
TRUNKS, PORTMANTEA ;S, VAL-
ISES AND WHIP.
Horse Collars and Blankets.
and. every article connected with the
business
TRUNKS, VALISES,
HARNESS1, SADDLES and BRIDLES,
• Made to order
J. WILSON.
163-tf
Seaforth Foundr
ZAPFE st CARTE
DESIRE TO CALL THE ATTEND 0
OF-T.HE fUBLIC TO THEIR
, IMPROVED
Tihres11:14g Machine
I THE BEST
AT PRESENT, IN USE,
These machines possess many improste-
merits on any heretofore'made, They re
manufacturing Machines of TWOSIZ S,
one especially constructed for teavelling;
the other a smaller size, calculated more
especially for HOME USE.
So far as their large machine has he
introduced, it has given the VERY BETI
SATISFACTION.
They manufacture the Pitts'
Improved Horse Power. -
In addition to the above, the subscrib-
ers manufacture almost every article in
their line, such as
SAWING MACHINFS,
Capable of sawing from 50 to 60 cords of
wood per day. „
STRAW. CUTTERS,
of a Superior kind.
GANGPLOW,
The Latest Improved.
CULTIVATORS AND PLOWS,
Which cannot be surpassed.
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF
• CASTINGS
MADE ON THE SHORTEST NOTIO
• —0—
They have a highly approved pattern ,or
• SCHOOL DESK IRONS.
REPAIRS IN ALL BRANCHES
Attended to Promptly.
aor They employ no Agents, and Can
therefore give. the purchaser the aav4n-
tage of the commission.
They employ none but the best ski -flied
labor, and material, which warrants
them in guaranteeing satisfaction.
INTENDING PURCHASERS WILL PLEASE
GIVE US A CALL BEFORE BUYING
FROM OTHERS.
ZAPPE & CARTER.
• _ 143-1y—
NEW BOORS
REIGN OF LAW, by Duke of rgyile.
HUXLEY'S LAY SERMONS.
THEOLOGY AND SCIENCE, (Brewer)
CRITICAL NEW TESTAMENT.1
EADIES" BIBLICAL CYCLOPEO A
EADIES'BIBLICALCONCORD NCE.
JOSEPHUS' WORKS. •
EXETER HALL LECTURES.
MOTLEY'S DUTCH REPUBLIC:
OrIBBONS' RISE & FALL, .
.s ROMAN EMPII*,
MAC.AULEY'SIIISTORY OE
EN GL ND.
MARKHAM'S HISTOR Y OF
•• ENGLAND,
COTTAGE LIBRARY, choice and. cheap
FAMIILY READING,
SABBATH SCHOOL LIBRARIES,
•• HYMN BOOKS, ETC.
• —ALSO --
DAY BOOKS,
. JOURNALS,
LEDGERS,
CASH BOOKS.
WRITING PAPER,
ENVELOPES
Commercial and fancy, at
LUMSDEN'S
Drug and nook Store.
Seaforth, Nov. 3, 1870.
WIVI. GRASSIE
CARRIAGE AND WAGON •MAKER
• Goderieh, Street, Seaforth.
SLEIGHS,
CUTTERS,
• CARR IA ES,
BUGGIES,
WAGONS, &c., &c., ,
Built in a superior, mannF, to order, on
• FRANK PALTRIOGE5-
PHOTOGRAPHER0
Returns thanks to bis vesy numerous
friends for their very extensive patron-
age, and would beg to state that he is
turning ont better pictures than ever,
since his return from Eni;land, where he
visited some of the best gallepies in Lon-
don and other large • cities, and also -
brought home some extra good chemi-
cals, (on which the success of Photog-
raphy greatly depends,)—better than,
dan be obtained in Canada, asd made ar-
rangements for a further supply, which
together with extra finely appointed
rooms and long experience, renders Frank
Paltridge's Photogra,pbs universally ap-
preciated and acknowledged to be fbc
best prodtteed West of Toronto. (2,1:
and see some of his new style of medal-
lion pictures, —the only true 'medallions
made in the County; also, those beauti-
ful, never -fading enameled pictures,- -
the only place they can be obtained.
Frank would beg to state, in justice to
himself, that all those -who obtained
such poor inferior pictures, last summer.:
during his absence in England,, that if
they bring them back (as a great many
have done), he will exchange them for
good, properly -made and artiatieally-
posed pictures, made by Frank himse/f.
I would say I am destroying all nega-
tives from which those poor pictures
were made, as bein„.7 unfit for use. I ani
determined to keep the lead 'M Photog-
raphy ui this section. All work wax-.
ranted. Always at home and in good
temper. FRANK PALTRDIGE,
• Photograpner, scott's Brick Block,
• SEA FORTH, Ont.
• fe- Photographs at One Dollar per
dozen, -with a view to still sfurther re-
ductions. 170-tf
MRAOHN THOMPSON--
rpHANKS his numerous customers for
their •liberal patronaa-e (luring the
last fifteen years, and trusts he will re:
ceive its 'continuance,
Ile has now on hancl a large assort-
ment of Good Sound
• Green Hemlock
Which ).ie -warrants wil] give satisfaction.
ALSO
FENCING AND DRAINING
LUMBER,
ALWAYS KEPT ON HAND.
—ALSO -
200,00 FEET OF PINE
• GUT FOR
BUILDINC AND CENERAL PURPOSES
• Which he offers on liberal terms. Or-
ders will be promptly attended to.
The Mill is situated on the Tewriline
of MeKilkp and Ilullett, 3 and ff. miles
from the Huron Road.
• Seaforth, Nov. 16, 1870, 84tf:
• ILLS
FOR SALE OR TO RENT E
THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR
SALE or to Rent, on easy terms,
THE VARNA MILLS,
Consisting of 2t. Flour, Oatmeal, and Saw -
Mill, all of -which are in good naming
order.
The Flour Mill contains Four ran of
Stones and the hits:I-or ie well finished,
and all the macbirtery in first class con-
dition. There is in connection a good
Dam, and an abundant supply of water
to run all the mills the yew -round.
These mills are situ.ated in tbe centrs
of a splendid Agricultural conatry, and a
rare chance is 'offered to any person desi-
rous of embarking inthe milling business.
There is also an excellent opportunity
of SONIC FOR SALT on the Premises,
all the works for which coulkl be drivers
by water.
The above property is situated Six_
miles from Clinton, Six from Bay -field,
and Eleven from Seaforth, with good).
gravel roads leading to ea.chplace.
For further particulars apply to the
proprietor, on the premises, or to Varna
P. O.
• W. TURNER.
VARA, August II, 1870. 140 --
NOTICE
TS HEREBY GIVEN to all Parents.
and Guardians in the Township of
Tuckersmith, who refuse or neglect to -
give notice to the Division Registrar of
said Township of the Birth of a child,
within thirty days from the date of sueli
birth, that they are liable to a fine of
from one to twenty dollars, with costa.
All such persons will do vvell to comply
with the requirements of the Law, as the
penalty will be enforced.
WILLIAM MUIR,
• Division Registrar
Tuckersmith, 18th April, 1871. 176.-tf
POTATOES.
FIRST -PRIZE POTATOES ra. SALE.
mlIE subscriber has on hand, on Lot
•No. 25 Concession 4, INIcKilloy, the
• fallowing vasieties of
•SEED POTATOES,
Which he offers for sale, viz. :—Early
Goodrich, Early Ilansworth ; Early
'
Rose • Gleason, and Carnet).
He has also the right for the Count3, of
Huron, to sell and manfacture H.
THOMAS' PATENT BEE IIIVEs.
Individual and Township Rights for
Sale. He will also have a few
SWARMS OF BEES
short notice. .
Or Particular attention paid to Horse For bale in the Spring.
Shoeing and. General Bla,eltsmithing. 163 148.if R. GOVENLOCK
AVOID QUACK-S.—A victim of early
indiscretion, ausing nervons debil-
ity. premature decay, etc., having tried
in vain every advertised remedy, has a
simple means of self -cure, which he will
'send free to his fellow -sufferers. ...A.ddress
.T. H. TUTTLE, 73 Nassau st., New
York. 162.-6in
CS'
I
• NOTICE.
TOTICE is 'hereby given to all persolo;
not to cut any timber or trespass on
lots N. t 18, E. 19 and 20 in the rith
concession }lay, as the owner, PAUL IS
BELL, is determined to punish to the
utmost extreine of the law all so
165-tf
1
MAY 19, 1S71.
gsmaramigisomma
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A Soiithern Coo* Fight,
Cock fighting is a -common m
of settling disputed questions in
-South. -With that'prognive
eloin• and enlightened tiviliz'.
-wnich renders one Southerner e
to five Yankees, and enallies th
successfally to eeek and 'fi nil a
ditch," the Sonthern mind s
disputed saestious without wa
for the slow and tedious arinin
process' of a court of law.
exactly what the ot ight of the Inv
conteet 'Was, a diligent rt searel
failed to I enlighten tie.- Poe
one State rashly aWIrted th;
;could raise better ttoil the
.other -, perhans it claimed for
, .
.a greater 'amount of religeus .
anee ; peirhaps a bOld Geol-grAI9
vanntinglff boasted • that the'
beenienseo1ld not," hold a 4!:1
to the dark-heired beauties 11
nittive Stile ; possibty an Al&
brave ha4 suggested that teirpe,
brought a higher priee withil
donautio s of his neighbor than 4,
own " stitred soil," or that 19)ae
blacker title farther South. yoa. :
or, in finle possibly all these
combine ,. and a few thou:eau
1
which 1. wit not mention, tea
ly or indirectly to the reeolet
. eeventee Alabama roostei a
meet seaenteen Ge
eorom
ia os
,
mortal $ rife, the saine classic
to be goaerned by the anvien
a-eneiable laws -0C the
"
When. you are with the
do ss e e Romans do."
• the cock -fight, and -I do no
-to go again so long as I an
agent lit is a brAtal spo
where the 'excitement or the
., comes in 1 ean't say. Ba
belong to the Darwinian bCi
should i ave pointed to the s
as provi.ng the 'clegeneraey
Lenin th nobler aniMals from
;b 4ate his -origin. Certain
pluek, ndurenee, -conrage a
ry, 1 w uld like to see the
in the Crowd of spectatme
the equa1 of the game-eoek
were tiishtinig to the death
-edificattore
Beinaccoutred with long,
steel gage, fite docks Are hrs
the " raters" into the •ent
large e'rele, pieced careful
• ground fsEcing each other.
-as let I ose their training I
to fly ith fury at one
'seekin to cause the gaffs to i
as far as possible into their op
• All a -and the eircle an
crowdf rctialle, "sports,"
• anen, aid gentlemen :deo st:
eeager yes and bated bre:lib-
-watch the fierce contest. A
Alabama put his geff tiara
neck of Georgia and both
the ground ; the first round 1
-,19,nd. Alabama flaps his win
loudly and walks, proudly
-
the circle. Again. are the
in pos tiara, Georgia, prostrat
groanii. Als,bama file; at t
zo str ng is the " game" int
Georga, makes a despera ,
and s ceeds in wounding ii
sary. This ends the seem
,
Afeer lacing them in pOSItI
and permitting .P4abarna
more plunge its gaffs rnt
Georgia, the latter party c
and Alabama wins the first
the " main." And so an
<Lys, seventeen matches w
Alabama wimaing by
Betti g was exteedingly- h
za goo(' deal of money chan
But t e "sports" t:were not
-so an 9 tiler 4i main of seven
was arranged, to wind u
-horse race. In this -contee
came out -ahead, and so so• -
lost oney ,cotae bank s.
J3 . Rd mond ial, H. Y. Tim.
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A Mad FantlY.
• A case is just been
from Kalamazoo which p -
will prot3ably sneount
most extraordinay on rec
that Of a whele family go
get*, their •eatinnen.
having its source in religi
The house of these
situated in a remote pa
village, and appears tO
•chosen with a view to
theia wild freaks IMMO
family eonsisted of John
• fath re hie, wife and five,
Alltt re said to be Ilea::
other • subjects, but at
reliakion to be stark
•dwe ling was profusely
wti crosses, and LO theS
freglaent devotion. Their
of d votion was, howeve
fam li' itself. A p en' li
daughter seems to have
by then as a sort of" Mad
and to have served as
ottiou of a school of ni
1)16108°0y. The •child
oaily on the house top w
. rest of the family wOOitI
weriallip her. This w-
-fll
3;trnn3
usortnrstai(te,eriz:n
1 htetIsionally the wb,91e
proceed into the zuliaeeD
pray aloud, interspersin
i 11 il! ti.4318 Wilk three hi
nr The v illgers passed a
!iii'ler •
ett:tlfel'ive1-,11v. Is,ar
family ceased to wei