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will be found-.,
`itlilleut x seine
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er entopl4, but a
whose iolluenee
benisll It t C races
ad went* which
hear at home,
1sry. Ho is ex.
ki,t(lnes3, those
neithee kind -
lege incorrigible
r,
they roust be
ce►rte tit habita.
e'heol, notwith
t that the
at home. , Be-,
progress must
.i+tiil(1 One child
ing knowledge
( Ii 1leywi.Ii,; and
The sante per-
I11echaui(; to
fr(tlli inferior
[,,Mess, 1,y some
-awe a genius,
s,
Aiel Wool;
sic ai i=tli.4` »e Y x
h Ids,
frr a higher
gt lig lnspec-'
r
but somehow,
wisdom,;
r4
1 Eli cion.
'it% the
ear-
n'nice-titles
•Melt ,experi<.
.. it Is. ;goner.
'cel loses three
Eire o teachers,
iber when corn-
lrusteee fail to
but let its hope;
lll,e reformed
clifested. • But
ei no one will
ronnectc d with.
gling sunbeams
r&i indispensible
sfeetthen to fill
f r#sranee of a
Conference:
of the Londoi2
dist (`Meth of
irantfor(1 last
'my of action
'inhere of the
e(isnposed ref
eyan and New
following ap:-
stations in the
ulereon, el, A.
depoiul ; Thos.
lilliken.
1s.
1, M. :.; A.
uleman Br s -
a.
i1.
ugeiit.
tbral(arn Th -
fey, 1„ c'.
M Laughlin.
Thompson
iteerary (Bel -
afford A. A.
ell; 2d. A.
.John S.
1nmated.
inti ; llol.
set—Another
- ::II(rther
township of
.ewa . Mr.
1'c•Siit('11Ce int
i, i f Hay,. (lIt-
� �lm:eratce to
in the year
'en wiwre. he
=death. He
quite smart
week of his
•ghe-;t es -
r'
F k as heft be-
il(lre;1i and
ji(any warm.
t is now Only
Mr. iaoai
nfi <aruily
`tie three last
hall of the
patronized
ie hall bein,
'klels('el with
ight being
Lf audience.
ai; tit a
-vial ue„ awl
F E lr(Jn ee
kl r John
ir(lay night
a1i:iwer t*,
liquor iasv.
11 Monday,
fief etidatiti
4..
w•�s .ago the
1 lyes, school
iiI•(11Jerry,
'ett. bit firs'.
vas seen I house,. bat
fav
Isy timely--
',heti.
imely',heti. before
e us that a
ktgt , gram I-
t a.lamp in
and had
it burning
lamp had
The fire
I(,(JrI1,
and -
ng. A
11aI.d, the
tion took .
on Tuee-
rominynt
iestroyed,
srmated at
11
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IMIE.11 igt4TATE IVO It SA
-Dulf,DING LOT Yon sarite—For Salo, Lot
Mtn the Town of Seaford'. The lot 14 situ-
adjohling re,sidence MI, Monti/mot,
South sti tho market, Apply to the undersigned
VOR SALE, -A eine fortable frame cottage, con -
X tattling dining roonkparlor, 8 bedrooms, kit-
chen" woodshed and coal Weise. exood cellar, pump,
palatasaion given 'on the 1st of May next.
Tejon; --One-third Jown ; bslanee la three years,
meanly occupied as a Driving Park Into Bnid-
Mg Lots, ix prepared to aeipese of Vita on reason-
able. terma to any who roily desire them, Parties
desiring to purchase should make itumetlialus ap-
plication, - 334
VAID1 FOB SALE.—Being the west Bali es
Lot 20, Conceskion 9, Townahip Hilbert,
,c_oanty of Perth, There bi a good frame house
cn the lot, audit tirst-rate orchard ; 44 aeres clear-
ed sod free front atumpft, and ts-sill fenced. ; out-
buildings inured logs. For further particulars
spply the. farm, or It by letter, to the under -
Alni FOR SaLE,—Being Lot' No- 3, Con-
cession 3, Tuck/I-rife:11th Township ; 100 acres;
85- acres cleared, nearly all clear of stumps ;
fed commeneing to hear; two wan; h pumps ;
it ta8 miles from Seafortia. The la it is as the
best quality, and will be sold cheap, For farther
liatticalatgaPPLY to 441 proprietor on the prem-
ises, 1. 31cCANDLESS, Lgrtiondville P.O. 887
•1: Sale, that beautifully situated furru, on the
gluon Road, adjoining the fermi of Mr. L.
ed and in a state pi geea cultivation. The bal-
ance is well timbered. There are eight,acres tin-
der fail wheat, For further particulars -apply to
la MEYER, or to BENSON & MEYER, Barris-
ters, Seaforth, 875
ITOTEL Von HALE.—That commodious hotel
Ai- *aided on the Seaforth and nelmore Gravel
Road, 80 long And favorably known as Dayie Hotel.
Thlis iii one of the haiit stands in the County for
business as it is on the main traveled road from
shed. and barn on Me, premises, For further par-
tfenurgapply, if by hitter prepaid, to
Wroxeter P, 0,, Huron, 891
VAll31 FOR SALT,,—.r or Hale, a hrst-elass farm,
situated in Tnekeratnith, Lot 2, Con. 1, near
Post Unice and Presbyterian Church, about a
110104mm-station cif London, Onion and Bruce
lust -class, 2- wells, good orchard with a vartety.pf
fruit and ornamental trees, well drained, ita
good state el cultivation. For terms apply to
VARM FOR SALE.---teing pert of Lot
-1:.` Cones:Won 12, Townehip ef Hay, containing
80 aerex, 55 of which, are cleared, the halftime
'Peng beech and maple. On the land are a frame
barn 40x50, a log house, and a young orehard
bearing fruit, iu good state of cultivation. _ The
181171 eitnated wi thin two miles -or the thriving
village.of Zurich, convenient to- a grist mill
and saw rail. For further biformation apply to
GEO, WILSON, Ira Zurich P.O. 374'46
pItOPEITTY FOR- SALE IN EGMONDVILLE,—
and a large frame hontte with a -gotta barn 'end
;stabling, 11 aeries of land, a beautiful orchard of
60 ehoiee fruit treee, and never -failing wellx,
The property hi all Well feneecl. It is a desirable
property. For further partteulare apply au the
premises to IC If N CARMICHAEL, Ir., Egniond-
or to BENS,'/N & MEYER, Barristers, Sea -
'FAUX FOR SALE,—For Side, Lot 28, Con-
"' ceesion 7, Township of Veborne, containing
74 acres- 55 of which tire dearest awl in a eta°
ot good enitivation, There's a good frame BARN
and STABLE. The farm lecated on': a good
thurchee and post Ofilee, and la within 13 utiles
from Seaforth and 7 from Exeter. Far further
partienlars apply to t be proprietor on the prom rese,
varsmem Ir., Lumley 11: 0. 851
-1: London Road Stanley, 100 ;time, 80 cleared
and under fence, the balance timbered with first -
claret hardwood ; frame barn 90x40, fratilf: stable
like distance from Clinton. Farm well under -
'drained and in firetatiatte cultivation. Apply on
the prembiex or to the proprietor at Brucefield P.
PAWL FOR SALE.—For Sale, part, of Lot 22,
" Con, 5, Stanley ; 76/ acres, 60 tierce eleared
and in a ittate of good cultivation, the balance is
well timbered. The whele farm is vrell fenced ;
these la a good dwelling hints°, and frame barn
and stables, abut a good young orchard bearing
running through the farm and an excellent, 1-nring
at the house. Iff situated within 1:1, miles of the
hayfield Road, le within 2/ miles of the Loudon,
Huron and Bruce Railway, is 6 mace front Clinton
and IV from Seaforth. For farther particulars
apply te the proprietor on the promisee, or to
Varna P. 0. THOMAS MILLS, 802-4')
-.11-A.101 FOR SALE.—For Sale, the eget halt
x of Lot No. 15, _Cmaceesion 5, Township of
Stanley, containing 50 acres, 40 of which are
cleared and in a state of good cultivation, The
barmiest III well timbered, with hardwood. There
le a log dwelling holm, tt good new frame barn
and frame driving shed, with other outbuildingsi.
A good voung orchard, alio a pump and a never-
/411404mm of water, Ds situated on a good
gravel road, mei within 8 miles ef the village of
Brumfield. It will be sold either with or wit hout
the mop, The whole farm LK seeded down. Terms
easy. Apply to the proprietor, Varna P. 0;
c,ZAW MILL AND FARM OF 100 ACRES FOR
8ALE.—The stibiteribers offer for sale their
itaw mill and. farm, Lot 85, Con. 5, East Wawa -
noels, 'The mill contains litrge circular, edging
All In good order. There are on the lot besides
the mill, two frame dwelling' houses and frame
stable, There ia ale° en the lot quaritity of val-
uable timber, conxisting of pine, blaek agh. and
hemlock and other hardwood, with a large stock
in the vicinity to last a number of years. Sittig;
factory rOILS011ti given for selling. Possession given
at any time. For further particulars enquire, if
by letter post paid, of W. G. HINGSTON, Brus-
Weetfield P. 0. 1180
I-TT:ND, on SATT:RDAY,May 29, on the floor of
sum of money. The owner can have the same on
proving property and pitying expellees on applica-
Tuantn from the pi owing of the undersigned,
Lot 10, Con. 4, Hallett, on or about the -80th of
Nay, DARR URI) COW, with short horns and
white ander the belly. She had a bell on when
Bite loft home. She had not calved and had a
bra tee. Any portion giving such lafermation,
addrested to Settforth I', 0., as will lead to her
aaroi S. MORTON.
'NOTICE TO FARMERS. — 'The sUbscribers
-`-' would respeetfully call the attention of
the Fanners in the neighberhoodef Seaforth and
surrounding country Int it is their intention to
they will be praparedto pay the highest market
price for any quantity of good Oats Peas and
harley, -delivered in Seirforth immediately after
harvest, W. THOMSON & BROTHER. 880-18
' sale CABBAGE, TOMATO, AN CAUL'.
FraowEit PLANTS, also any. quantity of Gar-
den Flowers* The plants are front the very
„ choleeet ;teed, and the Flowers aro g own from
steeds imported from the choicest g rdeners in
Seetland. AU orders left eithor with the under.
siatalal, Lot 9,8, Con. 7, licKillop, or at the storey
of Metiers. A. Cardno and Thomas Lee, sestarth,
will receive prompt attention. All ordere deliver-
ed in fiesforth free of charge. ALEXANDER R.
BOBERTSON. 8F-0.4
THE NEELY MOTOR..
Twenty Theism! sa el- Psi ss sks1 w of VII pot, the Piquant 'A Di c112 -:-A ir is 11.1 Writs
mossphere, it ceases toe '�pand, an
ly goes batik to its eri
if
ly
air and water, thercfo� ¢, in this
►' imkletss dangerous thaneeither gu
or steam. The -vapor 4 thinner
and will not cut the 1 (Lta1 in ea.
p;issing through the t Crottle s a
cannot be exploded cis caueed to
to it,
t the ino
air', did i
licl' did i
fact, deli
etre rapidi
le generat
"Jit five 8
an Supp
square •i
,of ten c
ork and
.limos, ,
1 The vap
tare is not
generatic
to any en
a dispel
er and g
rcondly,
s a usele
locomuti
er. Th
ti engine,
by rate
provided
'the "mot
"motor
age of th.
;coal, but
II proelu
n tested, it
or not a vess
1 b the spa
with wa
ii on apliea.
i!llthat with
Witter a
14.de to run
tvi CC,
living" in t
, Keely s
of the ll
and the
he tame
on or \Va
lit t publi
,Pensylval
to take
•t : oris and
erator" s
,fill the "r
L' engine
twenty
'1`11e pa
'Lt. Ther
is g steam,
fir , to bri(lg i.
er lJian those
r suer horse
ne1ietor can c
- left at.
(,f the e
jet and "t
•us la motive
is :lainue(1,
of tiler, Th:
l aDge froiri
he size ai
Plimanar,enta, June 10, 1875,
`,110 mechaniCal and scientific 8% odd has
, beet! greatly excited of late by the dik-
covery of a new motive power by a Me,
John W. Keely, of Philadelp tie, The
lately -discovered motor is generated, os
and air, and evolves Into a vapor 1110t
powerful than steam, and (ror siderabl
inore economical: It is peoposed by th 8
new invention to revolutionize the worl ,
and turn machinery topsy-turvy, Steal
will be a thing of the past, and tha wo -
uses -application of 1 ea
, (JailI(11e lute been hc" d
- (dais:, rul(1 tlic force .of
e,' tiilguieh the Egli
any offensive octor-
W .s perceptible,
sick this vapor o
Jest inappreciable,
d Mr. Keely,
un(.l» of vapor to
(sugh to run a tr
iila(.l.elphia to 1ti e
seczius almosst<. inista
is the time cone=
ie ct Wise
Bold feeling,
ti
derful power of this new creation will out -
ply all the needis of Man for the U81-38 t P
which steam is now apnlied, Just
this vapor is, and how it is made; the -
coverer refuses to make plain n dive)
his bidden secret until he has letters' pa-
tent taken out in all the counti4es of the
gine which itf8U0 patent rights This
service alone will -cost about $30, 0, ,ar 1
th
will not be completed until three or four
cent on the subject of hitedisco very, ap
referred your correepondent to atto
ney, Charles B. Collier, Esq. no latte
gentleman said that a private vic4 of
working of the motor lied bop
made on the lOtli of No vembe
1874, before a number of
another ex hi bitaon had been given befor
a number of gentlemen from the Ne
England States. - The latter We !e so w11
lieved 80 firmly it the ultimate seperse -
ure of steam by the new power, that tile
formed a stock COM pany, purchased the
patent right for the ADC,. New -England
States, and paid $80,000 cash in mediate-
ly fot their share in the invention, and
are ready to forward $200,000 more na
soon as called upon. They will orgaunte
a company with a capital: of 0,000,000,
and neeessary apparatus •as so( n as the
proper patents are secured,
Mr. Keely alleges that the diseovery
To eppy this m
the leoiler, as the r
in -use wil first rec
11 take its place
x 1.11118t be remov
it
to
d
will be. no use for a tei
11 be supplied to
in _will move off
doh may -he desi
h 4 been claimed
v or has never be
t be seen 'whether
It t be obliged to fi
pi 'd ,by coaltbin
J et here :the inv
w nderful, It is s•
or inary tumbler o
p liver engine can b
'Seeing will be - eli
te , and the Sooner 3/
ill t public eXhibit on
.as they do that of l l'ii
Keely Says that tli
WO will be upon he
road, when he pro
II will have the ' ge
v• ior 'enough to dra
N w -York and ba k.
the train will be il
11( cinders, 110...Ogee
pi tis of coals to- set
eogine will be smal
use, bat will be of
II sayS that the g
adeording to the wi
It -is small and. co
very little MOM,
this i ventiou, it
Forr'istreet cars,
ihe apparatus will
lit is eVid eit•fro
antount of money
that they regard t
wOiiilet of t ie (duet
al Ispettk favorably
s lel lotegrity and
ev oi gene so far as
hi position of peel.
and purchase and
fr :oat
r millioos of do
ti le
"F
this power was purely accidental. Up
of
tO
within a short thud he was a poor man, b
coamcal skill, he devoted all his time for
water with aeview of -precuring a Motive
power from it. He was engaged upon an
idea of his own reg,ardipg the force !of
columns of water 0110 day when Le acei-
dently discovered the vapor whieh he hes
certained how it was generated; learn
harnessed, • T -in studied. the, subject, tr-
ite power and hencefoeth applied himllf
solely to the perfectien ef this idea;
worldng night and day for a number !of
f311C0888. The apparatus by which thie
ycars, until his -efforts were crowned with
•
or " multiplicator " and the vapor is then
passed into a "receiver," twid from thenee
to the cylinder box of the engine, wheee
it drives the -pistons and sets the engine -
•
in motion. The " generator " aboot
three feet high made of etust eau gilin
metal, in one solid piece and will hold
about ten or twelve gallops of wi,
stand the very heavy pressure of 2o,opo
to 30,000 porinds of vepor to tilt squelre
inch, The inside is compoSeil of 1, nueit
piPes, and furnished with coel-s and,
valves, The ;" reservoir " is al); tit six
inches in (thunder and forty inch a lone,
and is connected with the " gel veto'!"
by a pipe wilted' is about one me cilr-
about one-eighth of an inch, Co. nect 1
ie " stand -pipe " of brass, abo
and a half inches in diameter an(
feet; high, having ,a, sperical chair ber at
the bottom, made in two parts, by lianges,
and conneeted to the pipe uniti ig the
por generated in the inoltiplientor ie cOn-
veyed to the. reservoir, which c intai )8
" feed -pipe,"' to the engine. engi
is of peculiar construction, but th inven-
tech id
, with
t two
tor elanus that the vapor can
to any ordinary engine now in 1. s
very slight alterations.
CLAIMS OF THE VF,NT01.
Mr. Keely claims that this a
mechanical appliances, without tit
chemicals. The water used is c
aratus
ter by
use of
mmon
river, spring or well writer, and d es not
undergo any previous preparation, a rub-
ber hoge from an ordinary hydra,n to t
generator being used as a means ef co -
this vapor is that it can be usedj to t e
hest advantage at a pressure of fr in 2
000 to 30,000 pounds to the square inc
To the mechanical mind this wits i
possible, Yet such ie the claim 41 Mr.
ICeely, and it has been attested that su h
is the fact by gentlemen who are held
be mechanical eiperts of the bighe t
grade. Yet with all this innnenae pre
sure at his command, the inventor is e F-
abled to control .his engine,- ani run 4
with the same ease and- facility• a en-
gines are now run by steam. Ht tried
the " motor " upon an engine of horse
power, and it defied the efforts of 11 the
gentlemen present to stop the fly- tired,
The water used, after it passed tl rough
smell or taste, a id seems as pure when
ltipli-
f great
Octing
thick -
s so
r
m ectet
ut the
it first entered, t us ahowing con
that no secret chemical process
ployed to carry out the object
The parts of the generator and
cator are all wade of welded iron
thickness and strength. The co
pipes are also small and of grea
ness, and are oxidized and plan
as to prevent the force of the a
coping through the pores of th
Steam could not pass thlough
fleeting pipes which are used on
paratus, 8112Ce the bore is only a
dimension of la knitting -needle.
DANGER OF EXPLOSION'.
With this immense power at
wouhl naturally fear an explosi
disastrous in its results?. But s
claimed, cannot be the ease, sin
the vapor comes in contact with
a
II 1
d one
most
it is
when
the at-
a
ed
08
instant
Daniel
powde
ban air
aping o
flame b
tce
th of
ot (Wail
of hay
at al
y wits
ci is al
(muds,
y 2,000
ieh, ane
re fro
return,"
o slior
,r has
he leas
nes no
sing :0
nerato
he fire
s adorn
es there
powe
nd th.
f ripe
?1 the
✓ "doe:
attach
wort(
as th
ing th
remain
1 woul(
e occu
r -tank,,
s mos
bout an
horse
alt hou
lis mat
akes hi
ventim
voila
d Keel
ts. Mr
exhibi
ia Rhil
a trail
d tak
ears tr.
sage o
will b
r drop
fib
now iu
power.
ther
depot
gineer
kes
ill 11
Cost 0
d finis]:
charact r of th(
e uterested in th
h have ad 'mined
nvention as tin
.01 h centure The
of Ir. Keel s per
lift him p Iron
Ir are already in
ts Pleb
PALESTIN 7,, :lieit 28.
ou in this settlemen on Tues( ay, th
been hatching since ar experi .11C8* 0
tho pest has not be .11 t long (1 ration
to destroy all th c p , sown, The
seem to be thicker Some plac s thai
ally alive with the , mi altho gb th
potverlo destroy t e they are numer
Otiff ye . They see ol do mor dam
age to tknue fields tl a others. ' he far
mere if.e, hopeful ai sowed largel
this Spring, but 1 f a many of us wi
of c op; sown is lar er ban last spring
goal The prairie 1 as been bii t, al
th spare hay an Straw h bee
able opinion enterta ne here las we.ek,
porit to-day—the gr es nppers arele, very -
where and in great n wrs, mo mg i
coristamtly from ,th est. The check
wee owing to the co d other, a id this
being over they hay n av full swi' g„ I
is unnecessary to e la eupon th mat
Wine& the calamity ler vely in the face.
If 'fIfil is to be take as a precedept, th
broods will leave it ut laying eggs,
and, perhaps, this ill e the la t yea
mon 13LII idAY 31.
he grasshoppers ar numerou —veil
-m eh so ; yet they are more I 80111
tii
th will be still o flamer° s yet
Th y _are still ha li• . They are, o
in king sad havoc in i some pl s.
noticed one field in iticular, o abou
20 to 213 acres, belo gi g to Mr. Vhite
which was compl te Y ruined. The
have just _started in Many othe fields
still, on the whole, he damage is not
great as one would *expect, thong'
many has suffered Med are a ering
•
They ar very small t, hut when we
consider hat they ar rowing rapidly,
least five weeks yet, I thinlil it 1.3 not
bard to p edict what el end will be, I
may say here haii beeii f illy an average
crop put here, nio 1 of wdihdersiiti jaeriri,!
oets, whirl' really loo spier
the gras hoppers hale not interfered
yet.
shoppers do not seem so Mu -
they were two year ago, when
red here, 'I' re set lers in this'
0 not fear them, "'hey have
more grain the' forn-ferly,
there will he a go d average
iti and vegetables, here being
hoppers this prin as they
hied with tie fe days last
therefore, depos 1 but few
e Pros,
43 Future ?mop et,
netaiw q'inaex„ the lett in form -
et reliable anthorit on
term in Canada remarks :
a good deal of t wp think
Always taken a ea tious and
ve view of Matters, and wheu
inflation was upon s, we were'
°Iioasly.Prleeahdelsi juvse.to TslaTi
iobuoisongestos
oars entertained b I
to another, or to t p
eposits by circulation, Money
ore or less stringent, but we
id OR it the banks will carry
ders through, The harvest
ere excellent Wool is bring-
ing a goo( price, Ihe 8 ticks o urn er
posed of uring Elie year, as production
has been l eavily cut -tailed. And though
there ma be a shrinkage in vilues and
a diminut on of profits, there is no rea-
son to ape itheria anything like a general
period. of disaster,"
The gr'
serous A
they mat
vicinity e
mown IIID
The Men
not fear
huge cro
and potat
sign that
crop of g
hitt few
only rem
fall, and;
eggs. --k's
The elf
ed and in
eial ma
There i
unnecess
ing the ill
We have
conservat
time of
blamed
same cau
that the
drawn fr
this will
cone ban k
01013t of
may be
May depe
eound tr
Prospects
•
Mrs. F play, of Sombra-tragedy no—
toriety, is reported to be insane. .
I ----The "(may Council of Middleseic
tolls in t lat County, provided the city -
of London throws off the market fees,
Monday ight, some unknown person.
left at th , house of Dr.. Hagerty, Lon- '
don, form rry of Logan, a negro infant,
not who i ekes the laws.'"
' t. ---A pic•t!pocket a few days ago relieved
Bev. Dr, tyerson of al pocket book con- :
taioing $7 in bills and his railway tick- ,
trio' of the County ot Waterloo, has been
appointed by the Government one of the
Commissioners to represent Canada at
the Cent nnial Exhibition at 1 hilii-
---A No wich farmer complains that a .
hook midi dder company has been organ -
„teed in his eighborhood. He statesthat
the ladder is used aftee dark for climbing
into - his en house, l after which. the
hooking is (tone. 1 1
sions of F ntenad were discharged after
four day's C881011, with° it being called
on to find a bill or eintioine a witness. '
The only ' dictinents Were those for nuis-
ance, whi were dropped:
—The s des of the main sewer in Lon-
don, Gaye( in last Wedneisday afternoon,
while und going repairs, One of the
*Workmen amed John McNeil, a married
man, was rushed to death, Two Other
laborers w re slightly injured.
: '—On 8 nday of lett week Charles
horse wor li about 8130. , This, is the
Inflainmat on of the brain was the cause
of the de th of the last.'
—The.. "'Mance Minister, Mr. Cart-
wright, ha issued a eirCUlar to manageis
depc,sits W et -they must -hold themselves
in readin s to honot .all drafts open
the, m after the 1st of July.
anentranc into a school house in the
Week, T vagabOnd. gathered up all '
the books nd slates,. put them in 'the l
stove, and et fire to them,
' —Four ousand five hundred bushels '
of potatoe were brought to Quebec
from Princ Edwards Island on the 3(1.
inst Tire . were very, large and fine, as
were also some turnips, which show, -
that PrincS Edward Wand must be -as
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fined for 8 lling liquor without a license.
Being of a 1 revengeful .spirit, he set fire
to the nia •strate a saw mill.. He was
arrested an found guilty of tbe act, and
will no dou -t get a few Years in the peni-
tentiary to cool off.
—A pri ner in jail 4- St. Hyacinthe,
Province o Quebec, has sent a petition
to the Min ter of Jusitie,e, raying tbat
his terns elf imprisonment le extended ;
over the c4naing winter. The poor pros- 1
pect of employment is given as his reaeon
—A few! evenings ago. the temperance
people of Harriston held a concert in that
village. While returning from the hall
to the hotel where some of the party had
their teame, they were. pelted with rot-
ten eggs by some unscrupulous persons.
Not satisfied with this the malicious
sconedrels took off the taps which bold
the wheels on the vehiclee of their vic-
tims. Had not this dastardly trick been
diecovered in time serious consequences
might have occurreds Such -actione
should be punished with the utmost rig-
or of the law, and as thereare strong sus,
pinions or the guilty parties justice %Yin.
likely be meted out to them, The em-
perance people have offered a reward for
their apmhension and conviction,
--An intoxicated man in St, Jo ins,
New Brunswick, recently entered the
church, went to sleep, woke up in the
middle (I the .serinon, persisted in 8 wee
ing Old -Hundred at that inappropi late
time, and, after severe -labor, was eject -
went Oil it fishing. exenntion last wee- .. to
a small river bordering on Lake Hu on,
west of Southampton, and succeede( - tu
catebin r 72 pounds of fine trout wi hie
hook, ine and common bait, without
any of the artificial appliane,eis -which
fishermen generally use,
--A meseenger belonging to the $ent
ate haa disappeared from Ottawa under
somewhat extraordinary conditions. He
was earning a very good. salary, and
ought to have been well off, If e Was
mould forging the signature of a *da-
tive, and in order to escape the CO1ise-
quence he has decamped, i
—One of the machinists in the railway
workshops at Charlottetown, P. E, I, -is
a deaf Mae, He is a fine loekingi 'fel,
low and a . capital workman, He 4
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inarried maa, and his wife, like .him elfi
is deaf and dumb, but their baby, to the
delight of th the parents, can heat as
well as any ne elee's baby.
—Says he Rondeau News : Our
cheese fact ries are all in full -blast 'Wit
110W, oppos tion in the business has he,
come so strong that it is said som
them offer to make the farmers' milk into
cheese for nothing. return all the 'whey,
and keep tbe family in butter and. cheese,
besides supplying them with cream dur-
ing the strawberry season.
is the mnst extensive farmer in the Ptov,
ince of Manitoba, Some five hundred
bushels of seed have been put in on his
farm at Burnside. He describes the
growth as being very fine and is not
nearly so apprehensive of grasshopper
destruction as many people. i
—An enterprising agriculttirist of the
:township of Adelaide, has recently im-
ported some seed peas from Cleveland,
Tennessee, that cost at the, rate of quo
per bushel. . The peas are a new variety
lately imported from Japan, of a rich
yellow eolor,large size, and are said to give
the enormous yield of 200 bushelslper
"—re.Miss Mary Wilcox, of Arnherstburg,
has been at work on a quilt, which 'she
has finally completed with 19,740 distinct
pieces, and which she has called ",Pa-
tience." Miss Wilcox must have been
an indefatigable worker, as this yearebes
sides the quilt last mentioned, she pieced.
one with 9,670 parts, and last fan sheefin,
ished one with 5,000 pieces. i
----The residence of Mr. Thomas Mc-
Cann, North Croeby, County of Leede,
was struck by lightning Oil Saturday,
the 12th inst., ahattering the stove, floor
,ind a stove outside the door. His wo
children were also struck. The. e er
one, 3 years old, received a heavy str ke
and was insensible half an hour.
Of
—Last Friday, the ratepayers of
Oia Voted OD a eby-law to do away
saloons or hotels, which was carried
a majority of 105, after a hard and.
dey'e work, The voting was coneide
a moral standine point in the Ten,'
mice Association. Many people expr
ed themselves in favor of total pr
bition. and hope our Government
soon be educaeed up to that stand
P°--intitiver poachers are plying their tr
on the River Thames, west of Loud
by stretching seines across the stre
and bagging all that come up. It is
parted that these men often catch 1,
good fish at a haul, valued at from
$7 per 100 pounds. They have m•
from $400 to $600 al month at this wo
The effect has been to destroy the fish
above the village of Cashmere.
—The follbwing circumstance *ill
trates the dangers of the burning fallo
Hamilton, named Hildreth, was enga
in burning up stumps and brushwood
his field. A strong wind. prevailing
the time, the sparks communicated t
wagon loaded with cordwood. in the
joining road, and before he could f3
the flames the wagon, worth $60, w
contents, was entirely destroyed,
—The Argo mill property, which is
ancient landmark, and one of the m
valuable in Stratford, has changed han
having been purchased last week fr
Mr, Argo, by Mr, james Foster, popn
rumor fixing the price at $25,000.
Argo's devotion to business has enab
him to amass a princely fortune, and
now proposes retiring into private 1
to enjoy the remainder of his _days
ease and comfort
Ate :,11.4.t1V 1111,01.11 „WC Publisohlerre,
30 sit "Tear in ndwince.
mu other obstructi ns: 08 the roadside
b the ause of accidents to life and
pro erty i many eases, If municipal
aut orate take pr4per steps to abolish
the praeti e, these eases might never oc-
cur, and t e ratepayere would not have
to pay the As of damages arising there-
from
---1eA ma by the name of Piinee, re-
cently frr in thibri lge, attempted to
eonimit s icicle on Tuesday evening, at
Lintlsay, y cutting his throat with a
buteher k ife, It is not likely that he
will recov r, Family trgiuble is supposed
—4. -Fort rie, once !noted for drinking,
' ganibling lid rowdyism, is now quite as
notable fo the abs4ce of these evils, it
havin h owe one tot the ouietest and
The chang is ascribed to two causes .
110 *Hirai' on of th ll number of licences
by the Co mil, and he exteneion of Po-
liee'Magis ate Hill'e powers to the placet
tieel comin r over fro* Buffalo to fish on -
On Monday ev ning of last week,
as be eve ling trainl on the Wellingtons
Gr y and ruee Railway 'eves about five
mil s from Elora, a tittle. boy, two years
old aon o the section man, Mr. Craig,
str yea o the track, and was Struck by
fan and k locked off the traek about thir-
ty ed. D 14,11 Wa8 almost inotantaneous.
An ther s n, older than the one killed,
see ng his rother's danger, ran to rescue
hi and arrowly escaped himself, ° ..
The 8 ration' Beacon says that the
CO filiittee appointed to investigate the
fin 'mixt sition of the Stratford and
Huron R, lway, met on Tuesday of last
w k, and came to the conclusion that
th poeiti n of the Company, as shown
by he Dir ctors, was far from what was
1 ted be ore lian*g over ' the county
dehenIture and instlrueted the Warden
not to ha r'',1 over. the saine, but to kohl
their' read for delivery, es soon as justi-
fiable in tl e interest lof the ratepayers.
--'I'he f Bowing We clip from a con-
temporary : Farmerii I don't neglect to
cut your C nada thitotles, Many of us
knew that there are Certain days in the
year on w ieh to met thistle's and kill
them. N w I wish tell you the days
for 1875, siz.: The Oth of June ; 27th
of dilly ; a d 23rd o August If they
are lPlenty with you, take the scythe ; if
few, take he hoe ; but be sure you cut
them all, As far as my ownfarrn is con -
by f011owi g this rule, I have got rid of
road, neat.
open hug
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—On Monday of last week the co er
stone of a new Catholic Church was 1 id
at the village of Arthur, by Bis p
Crinnon, of Hamilton, assisted by be
resident pastors. The ceremony as
very imposing, Over two hundred el II-
eren of both sexes, esniipmed by the
Bishop the day before, marched in pro-
cession, with banners displayed, several
times around the foundation of the build-
ing, while it was blessed by the Bishop,
—A whirlwind or tornado passed over
Broekley Point, Cove Head, Prince
ward Island, lately, causing much de-
struction. Fences were levelled to the
ground, in some eases the wind carrying
stable was struck and shattered, and
palming from that to a barn, 62 feet Ittitg
and 26 feet wide, was lifted two feet find
thrown over smashing it to nieces. f -
breaking glass and doing other dama
—Two young men, named Cha
Fleming and John Innes, residing near
Sliefliekl, in the County a Waterloo, re-
ceived severe injuries one day last
week, by being thrown from the bu
in which they were riding, through its
coming in contact with a pile of stones
on the side of the roads The yo4ng
man Fleming had his lett leg broken in
—One e
Church at 't, Catharines was entered by
burglars, ho carried off the altar ger-
vice, sever 1 of the church ornaments and
other artic es valued n all at about $200,
_For some time past St. Catharines and
the immediate vicinifr bas been infested -
by a number of the, light fingered and
honsebrea
11 all ways
few :except ens the
burglars h ve mad
Several ins ances of
Galt a fe days ago, got into
d fix, 11 was driving in an
, at the ame time leading at
id the vehicle, when suddenly
e was leading sprang with its
into the buggy, both of its s
through the bottom of the ,
orse in th shafts didn't relish
ion any more than did ,the
or a, few minutes the driver
y time of it between both of
y mattets were soon righted.
ening las week the Catholic
ing fraternity, but their oper-
been pia, cipally confined to
nd, clothes lines. With but
epredators escaped
a bolder class of
their appearance,
horses being stolen
are 'also rat orted.
-e-A. mos destruc ive fire occurred at
a place cal d Thurso in the Province of
Quebec no
day la,A,
with cook
about eig,h
C. Edwar
which , is
supposed t
much inju
built of s
burnt to t
men have
ment
—A stra
is reported
ship of Tra
ekfew day
respectable
while labo
ity, attem
ting the v
ter, imm
a knife fro
but not so
others who
him to p•
far froi
which a
house, wo
dwelling
he proper
e engine
ed, th engine house was
ne. The wharves were also
water's edge. About 200
en thro n out of employ -
Ottawa, on Mon -
large saw mill, an
n lumber, together
rkshop, stables and
y belonged to W.
whose loss is es- -
only $80,000 of
insurance, It is
nd boilers art not
to have o urre,d in the town-
algar, Co nty of Wellington.
resident of that township,
under au attack of insane
conimit suicide by cut-
na of his im. Two days af-
the tabl and cut his throat,
d ly as open the vessels
. e be ed his wife and
interrn him in Ilia rash
his neighbors intend cutting
—Comp' ints have been made for some
time past, y people rriving at the sev-
eral railw y station* at Torooto, that
theyl have ad their pockets pieked. A
band. of v y suspiehous looking fellows
bad ' been 8 for some time loitering
about the Union statieri, and although
suspicion was strong Against them, there
was : not suilicient evidence to convict
them, so the detectives watched their
lq
chance. few daysi ago the detectives
gentty " in the act of relieving passengers
of tbeir c h and jewelry. The detec-
tives were also auceeesful in ferreting
out the h ttarters of the baud, On
silk goods to the value of ,000, W949
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