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The Huron Expositor, 1876-03-31, Page 1MARCH 24t 1876. t ve pleasantly. I he - pupils I �1 t� . .... i aselveg very -well throu�h. �� r.g ,credit to- themselves and - ��_ The visitors, af whont there : - � xge number present, expressed - % ----- I - 11 ire satisfaction with the manner , I . 4. 1 the school is conducted. tttempt wa% recently made by , �.. �. I itinous, incendiary to burn the __ 'actory of Mr. Thomas English - els. The outsi&- boards had , . I trated with coal oil, and had 11 � ire to. The hire was - just be. � - . 4a make good headway, when, it � ed ky a 0iti7en w, ho was Rus- I �)out I o'clock. ir, the morning., h wis at once given, and the ;- xtiu'7,lisshed. g, Xednesdav of last week, ,Mr. 1,ay, wh(T has been taking out tile viciaity of Brussels. during, � sear . , 'au, wasl called .away oa siness so 'bur nioidly that. he had !,I, Inake, the rouna of a number - �s,;, and go. th-ough the -usual, ft - , � � f 4 settling the little bills and . . L 111 -)d . - t -Iiye' A number of the aterviewed Lindsay at E,thel,, . . I . Itt success we are unable t6 - , � � . I . . - . Z i,- � - .1ilding now in, 100gress for the . . 1�01,el compaay, G'oderieh, 'is,, . I � t t � t-a-nRZ complietion. 'the fl.00r� I I I , � � buibling is nearly all 11 -aid, aLd' � 1".. ball L pf - the roonis will. be' "Por I lath in a few days. The� . I , pra-rv:!,sing fairly, and when . 1 . " I . rhave a most magriticerit view, � ; - I � . v i'llposina in appearance from 7 � The western -upect, even now , I � ' - � wepmses-sing, and when finish- I , T to be all that caa be desired I � ,ncr hotel, I � I . - � i Win. Ainsley, of Brussels r o L � visit to a. daughter io Mkhi'-' � &ith a vcry seve4e accident re - 'T . I I � ie injurija were received from !ie ice, by whi(;h` one bone of �rui ivas broken a -bout three �wthe wriit, autl another, �va& 4 a . ; at the -virrist. A blood Vessel . - . � V .it was ,4so, ruptured., and aa � iv is considera , advauced i ,61y .- in 1 N'" a.uxlety was 1011t. . Iva . � 01 tt'k learn, ho,wever, that, �, I . I . . - , , 1. J ro&ressillg, favor. � ty is now p ; � � . W � � : - . in. of horses were last week t � � � .11 tile L�11'114lu of Mr� Win, Grp,y, I . , :-lixce-�i.sl . 4on of Morris. A man ; 1,.e oif Joleph .*itilca was, . . Kusm � tl a- warrant w ; as issaeolf-or his le W1.5 arreite(l i4 the town- � hiburry a conlyle of days after- � . . ; : It is 6upposecl that another I � i 4 , [M( y Id .1'a if U — I � — ' 41CCO - Mplice, and 1, I - . - . a , :, -180 becli takunc to secure ;iis � :hese twu piell are also $us ect- I �llg Stuturil a couple of T, I arse . * , low Mr, NVui, 8,rown, of llor- � I "i �- .. tolen 11rupurty has been re- � I I . � . � I . � ; _ 1*1_ . -_ . I 4 - ier Side o.f the Picture. . : I (thr fi rart i .r tlt�, Ha 1�'j-puiqito-r, . - � . ; , iviv Ine the prkvilegge of stating I . . I � ,Alt,s, oil the (%range question. 7,011ion, of Graw, I : gers, that we � .t.tter Witt, fewer atorres, as we , . -sny to kareq., up, their idea, be- i a . � , , , ;_h, ai to sLrikle, a bl(AT, at every . . � . WhO docs� not thialc as they 1 5 L R - They . r write ai they. Write. ; - � I i 5 'l,11cai eilelmea, and pronounce . � ; . � I . I � aut, awl use stwll deg,rading � - � I Image thatt few Nvill st �� op to ill thwn., -�\-(�w, ,,jjr, - P-111- . we will .10 Present time, aild'see, the. ' .� P�fst 011idles kaut up: through , y that wo4ld not be. ill exist - .1 . .. � , 'it not thit a store is in con- , r th th.ern, � ,Nawi.silt, t1le - I I . very proylil-f our P ices or do- � .g - ost off I - Ag that cripples them, _-, is str1k, � � cry root of our freed( ,nn; and � I - 'a of .'Alying that these gtores ; . 7 : to the country, is altogether ; . I 'ang - �_, fers Ignore the fact that ; t -i tille life- (if trade. Their 4 I 41bli-ill au- aristocracy at the . � ,ttheir pourer u.61glibora, wi-liall I xao�re .ruinous to thclnge4ves, at . Nil .i(� we take. Hamilton; , � ppm I I d Muntreal ai trade cemtr(-,st [A likely lie the case if farwme � . D48 c"1011911 all to join Gria , -, -ges, � bt:014ne of our local, towns § *f Thea (testniction of them . 1� Makc land of little value all . - �1' I �; , our convenience to these I � .1M that iiiakes otir farm prap� �valf",*- Stlpwme any indivi- I � �1 tu -pur0hase a farm, an& � ta, . nura � . I ber flur emle, equal in : t iraprovelialeilta, same near z I - ; �Jg vixalgv and, som e at a dis- _. 'Which. would lie prefer, i A bring, the m , . np . - ost nio _y ,t eri &ay, to surmount these - (.ifficultlea you Yliust be ac-- - I lth. the order, take an oath I ? , . I e them and then you will . 30 � . 'Xariitnarance. Thisiswhere ' � . CX ; Irl lieS, aarl la worthy of f3eri, , 6 I .- , 1. tiall. .Satan is more,- dang.. ; � I appearri in falee colo� l m he - . - � he appears as 8atan. in. fe to Gr,ange, doctrinie, you � Most inconsinent rem -ark -K I . -r to alistain ttic,il, false or- � .. ., - � I Will t(JI �roll when 0'ranges 9out that - the agriculturists . s I truddeli peuile, that mer- . I - ;,ill tile we, 1i ;. 'dt I of - the land' �. ;,. 311iti� thf.-ir ItUrliOsC they' I I � , dith,,rurit story to tell, "I'hey I I . i , Wellttker cock, reatly to take I � . , i .-. (Atheirpo.,5iton. Tiff'Eir- . , larch 3rd co-ittain . � . � . � . a a Gran � 9- . rZ1e1,k111ur.sqa1ariVS,L ,J.CCo'r(f" . P I ,uthority I* per cen.t. of � the ;i (yatario are agriculturisW, - ; - . . � . t 11111te-teliths (it the wcalth� , 'It.f., 'L � � - -Rd if we add to tb em � Wr...;hants who� are recciviW, * � I I . ; � . we firl(611su, he agays that : � - , � .. . �,[ the 1111 tatation earn their . ; Ill labor aud economy, By � � I thU Gral�gle bl1J)l)j(_' i8. IJ140,W- � �, 1,ijer umit�j.. amording to- this. �. t all, iftcopllsiat(�rit order nivat' .wit floubille, Now., 'Sir, " v "'i yalik '. YO � o ee Gratigisin M . . � . 11 ,.ilo.." 1w. -.t,, fgaifi rny apin- . I Ai. it ha,i for itji ob � k, J,,wt a deep . eat the bottorn t1lav can" � I : rule, alay be. igiloraut of. I � t, . I t "I � , ill lie Arate,i is ffill'yordin- � v lual (; I T4is Grange I It " 'F I ' "_�'L_ -1 It I ,fvu . athers, drawing its � - � I'll I . ,airwoti 8uppoge - A tail th 11 1. I I t � . , 9(y t(y thf,- �NffttiOnfll G range � - � . teutbers in c-ach ,litate, and- . I - . . . 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I � _. ; i :i ; � , I . t I I I ! i . . : I . e � I I - : I J. i ! . � I I 1. i I f . , I . I � - � � � - I - 0001- - I - I - � - . � -_ I . , I I I . _ ; ! . I __ - . - . - I . . I I I � I � - _- I . . � i . . ! . . I I . - � I : - I I .1 . I . L i . 0, ! KX,,PubUvh1erX* , � L , � ; : i , I XeL.ZA* Jis T . : I * .191 � . I t IVIN'rill � . . , H 31 1876. 1 #0 wen In advanef * , - � , � I � WHAM. I Z I . I FRIJDAY .31ARC ; I . . . ; ; � ".. 434. - . I I i :1 SEAFORTH, .9 I I I I I t : i - . I . . ;f . . � . � . � .i I I . � I I . I ; - . . � --- - . I I W190LE, � I . ! i I . I I - .. . I � : i , I- � I — . I I . _ -.--.- ---— . ____._____._ _..___L ___ . - 10000010* i ME ___ I I - . I . . . . . : I � __ . . — . I � . t . I : ! � ____ I � I . . . ! � � f , . � 11 I . .i - � I MR, 003rS VU—IT TO OANADA. ' when they saw .-the plain .attire - pf y bad the privilege of address the M46m- ir,if homein Illinois. Ii partin with be noted that each name in religii6n is o the ibilit y of tl air proposers to on . I . I . . I - _ Ma " . Miss To. d Th It I . p- I : : I I ... . . a I it that a as ben, o � f I 'ing pra loderich friends, we fat that Erefixed with that of I I , port . . ;;�� . . . wife, had no other i' ob ,he Young Men's Christian J! 1 a - our I rG I ry. a 4usban, . ou t eas i pulsiVe ; ; �� n, ' - young men are so I I a their 1 ; ; The followinf account of Mr. W. T. too poor'to p�-ovide anything " bett I" soeiation, in thair large and well-appo t- we c,q ild not sufficiently thank the for in, Miss Birowd, Miss viao, of Ham i rder t 0 . . I I I ; I i - _ I led ai ry by the r p - ! , t , yom . Cox's,visit to Canada, we Opy from the It was gratifying to seei however, af ' - ad looms, which were crowded tQ 4he the ki 2dness and affectionate at ation ilton, and Miss Driscolip of Tbornburnin wits, and be . . .�� i I � . i . � I . FreeXetliodW, the paper oo which be is wards, that several of th ill fol. in I ve ver, stairs b the finest of they I lad lavished'upon us, Wh � :. the -'County of Grey, wqre entered as ises of otily tmgueso designing emalov, . u I a gathering ; � y . � I . I ... � � � now and ha, : I gart , As the vei y fi eat nA ,le -looking young : � I I . � ; I . that we i. aee, n & word of - cautia I under I i : a been for ,a years am- with that same men -I ever 8 W. parte4. at the station, it was with a foelin� novices. . � � I . I ! . . � . I -1 I i I . � . .. I So , in for the use of a Christian *oma a. -intained, as we -&spoke' of atev(ry. heart that though we ' ight —Mr. - Win. Ramson of' �Ot 6, coo. 12, this head ibasonable, and as faithf al . �oyed. As anything. natino fro his The order main .9 . . . ' a . I I as "a South Norwich Mr. Sa mTuel watchmen v; a havt i sounded- th( Idarm., - � i - � Dr. Cox's pen will be ried wiih in. early *0 portunity Of sho�ving 4 IXACtly 11 Intense Earnestness," was remarka6le. never meet again on earth there , sold I I i : �., I p . . 66 ! I we give'the letter where I we stood, teligit6u1sly'l, Was elt TWr. zeal is under control, they are s ys- brighl � prospect ahead. I c uld no bat' Wiliams of St -Marys a yoke of oxen .for so that 'now- come at i �'.s none I � mayt a � I terest by our readers, - � I . . P. .. L IrL I I . . � I . ill full : ; I I to be quite a privill ge. I nott er eAt tematic workers, slid they 'have i5he, 'tbi g, as the train whirl US L L &Y, the handsome Sum of $05-. He also of our fall If . l ; ! 4 1 9 I � . . I - i 1 - a , A, st)ry afloat 'amoug the- , i on Wedit day, Feb. 23, in wife and -throb as the swele y � Ing Sph it of the Lord amongst them. In what difference there was twe this got Win prizes, in all t,6� 6lizi on the —There, _ i I eAs ,7 heart L . L tl blan . L nfl. - i � � . , I I . I . I . � � 1, accompanied by " Herby,' the house. voices sang, . 11 I our inion the world will yet hear f ..... and y last departuri from Goderich. yoke $226. 'Who sayi it� don t pay to lobby goss I in the House at Otl aws to . � t� ! , L I effect t twe m6mbers d ParliA- � I � - ; ; . 3ok C,e noon - . . I so o these young Christian worker; if Then, I was cursing the wh towil bit. take� � I I . I I L L � hold pet of four years old, t Ill Home again I home gal I from a for Ign I . care of yoni stock . the . . . I . I , . � I gal I . i I . I —W � driv-. ment, who v 6arl* g hateo visited a queo- . I I . shore; I I was giv up by an as . � . . train at Sycamore, ea route :O� Goderich, , th re Wn faithful at their posts, God tk,rly; and while hiJe Mrs.1 it. J. w , ano was . "L oma i i, I And oh, it makes my h artfeJolee,to meet my I e ing through thid streets:, f London on tionableplax a of re iort the, other"v i i ,g I Ontario. I bad, long since, despaired of . If . . I bl them and their od work. a hopc less case, I bad n a ark ofhop . . 9 . I ; I I friends once In I , -the nday evenint, I in ' own reast of ever ing home or Satu.. y and having kicked � ip a; tow,were unceri- . I I i In . ever seeing the old place again ; but an I I . 04 following 1190C (Meth MY b'' ,,, L 8', , last the auft ran- a*xy, - I . . orr _!'aiteraco wore nt11 � from the bug- in . -' a, Soon the hours Of -he the ikj Viola , onion I k' ked bitt"of doors. Tm'thel I idea Ot ihto the minds 6f � few person prei ched in the Brook street �J at) friends again. - Truly, t hat, God throwi . st th L lo" his hat It Vi � L friengS, and, working I upon ft,,- they very AMAYP and it being Jhe avl6ni�g r -L, my � chu ,ch, and, by request, illustrated ,,he wrou lit Ill . injuring her seJarely. Mrs. fracas, onaKJ0 em I. JA _ i . I gy, an ; . � I ' lecture (Thursday, Feb. 24i!) p�i ion , ent of ,'L Aiahell from , not return . had long aid pite- - I soon had it arranized th [ I was -to oub� ect V relating my Christian - exp wi- In ue time we reached S c safe. O'Loane was a rasid - . un lim 1, 1-wben it wM coollix , � . � enei, which few had yet heard, Infiis ly, fo nd the children and AmOr3 , � LbT . 't it . '_ had to be made for A. I W 10"A 4 .1 a ap, her marriage, 11 I ive a short series of temperance lec- I frien L 9 all bar birth to & ous' tj 16 �' . - 9 iUgL is kick i be li�4'been- I tares in their town and vicinity. My palled to find that'KnoX (PreS ri�an) I fo ind myself in a close place, for res- well, d, tak our place 'at the office, and well1nown to many. A our readers. . . i ; I ! ' . - . church had been socared-0131 f be �Anold Iri;h�w_;n_ named Brennan -w-The ' boi [or ,-of, I Messrs. Sch ider & . . . employers heartily seconded the. move. � I 11 som which it may pyove interestin to the re nd of duty went on slis quietly so , . . 9 L . I I : . � . t I L I , . : . � � inent'. and , thus all obstats were re. largest buildings in i �au( Si it explain: The Methodist church at 40d- thong 1 one of the links had not been; miss- who had attained the age of 105 years and Grotz?s saw will Com . P. . . ; . p If . . � J , � fo I L � 14 on, I , . . �' , I .. , was expected it 'wont , be ��f I , Do ,. , - I ! ten months, died at I& Ilospitall of the ough, birst 0614. i � moved. - , I erico, while it embraces a great deal of ing a few weeks. . I i i I L � t killin ,t a roman r . I coul - d but ask. myself and is it real . reaching the buildinj we found V Alt H9 -Christian - wo#b, and genuine - I I Sacred Heart at Quebec on Saturday. morning,of I . I . t . .# ly ky jiterling I I . . � � I us a splendid audience,'embra 101 I a all L I � 4 t came to this instanalty1f. I is 'a plate . i true 9. Will these' eyes behold in reality . v rY ze for the work of God, is burdeneil Oanads. He was born in Ireland, b L . � rank in society,—evenhirdidri' b&V_ . Society bag I L Le He was a s6e wreck. �:Th ,111111 I two other we i in the . i � what has so often visited me bf dreams , '. 0 with much 'pride, formality, secretimm, The Gait Literary re. _OUatry when y I I - I I . 00MU -9 Lin lialit and obtained admissilon .Mr. L aker by trade r-n-gd,'aaae� L the greater mill at *be me 0 _. the - expi , but I - —a jIght of the loved home of my joyous , . -1 , tob coo -using, etc., which- I knew would Ulf been discussing the. question of in L we Y*t � :: : , ! I 9 Aller, Inspector of 3ch O * 0 U- . can , Arlo. , Z � J. R7 . rt of his : Bale : Des they ese It ,.inj tat ,1 . a ion I L I . . - boyhood, my prosperous young manhood; I I to i be strongly oppospol, were my. experie ce ss Go L , I . : pa � 4 1 , 0 . I � . a withol . 11 L � I I � v8. Beauty." .! � .; pied the chair. � I of property reckoned : , , 89,000.' i - .. , L I Ch I , I I and the scene of the wreck iat last of -alt I what a honestly told; and :1 trembled leati-a _J0seph Capron, of Paris has entered 4eurs. IL ego a oslo -kno- . I When called to the Wifor L The cause .. n is not wn, '' : In I - falso' construction might be placed ulon Mrs. Henry Harffing of: Grduton, 1 wa . ! I that was dear to me I SbAll I be per- for billiard championship for the Dom. ' -, k 1"n I I �tsurgeof recolle i,il , breikkinghen's �ggs, ie� other ' ihe -p ree weeks two fe- L � mitted to renew t1he .sweet a�isociations of grea et It, i1a g it! . the t) � day for , —Darin ; . anythingsaid. 11owever,blessthenaqic - - 0 9 ! " � . by of half Ali ... . , being played for i.t Montreal. oftlinary pu �� a res Dig male, evangi listi, - . elder , -named I _gOn ,at events fe-.. I U110(L 0 rUs dme rposest an � � e yeai a, . " . A. —, of the Lord, he graciously enable to —An old man in the employ of Mr, Sq, L. tink: Ilidy ! I . over me, as I ga � into 6 fj ,ces of of one a small egg about., the size Of A Brown, aand sq,in tink.: . to upon T . I I I were wont to -am' I . comboutclear in. speaking of his full I t . .1 I . �ie, with the . Rein rt, near Waterbourne had bisfoo -bot r a L had those I had known 1,00 on lh� naxt salvation, The peope od I . child's play marble was in the centra- of L name& Mas .4 . I I f -om y ,have I . feeling at my heart- that.thd ! � . l, 'A It I badly mushed in a threshing machine a ' I I'll 9 ,V#17 I . - L idea'that came to i me . &I a news gladly. Broder Henderson he few (h yg ago. . it, The shell 0 a one was Be. been laboni industri a in *.St. . i . : , . . � the I' L - L � i been. made right, and that Moll the I t L - !7 I I I I I I L change ! - I How thIt.fros . has ;ett led a CatharilieS. Durim ; that time have . : l � te6mod pastor, made a fresh start on, stron an orid1ma egg. Thos : , ; .. ; ; remnants of a, human life God had I as . I __Uereare sixty Mennonite families . g as that of - a houi 0 -to -ho lse I : i I xipon the heads of oJe nlen; a an in o haveseenit.say it -w thi first they made . I brought something that still bore the the ,rhway, the dear young min � - . ; I now a X3 � . . av I I L Ii � F ring in the County of - Waterloo : I I the day timD and . n the event , V . � . I semblance of manhood. It oleemed hard- fi ve short years: ,And!.th an,'two, re! Bro er Bowers w - restored to the ,ever saw or heard of. I . . , . I . t � � . who i ten.41 emigrating to Manitoba in held special in private fous"if . ; - a we ble i an . I 9, da, Tlsg� builder . __ serv'L I . . I . J,YL possible ; but it was true, for in due are 001 -many missing , � I will . . . -Mr. Woods Lyon I � I i ng, d some 50 or 60 #ie L - ' . q . hi d ' . ; I __ to ret t the ;1 I Dor . � the sp ring. L . I I . . of Brantford, the other A ;,a ippe a � . . � � hive been so glad - . ,-a of holn . . T to hard Their efforts are sai have hai] � a good . . t time we were set down, thus far on our cam to the altar as seeke I - packed snow on the streets ! I I . I 7 � 7 1 . Young Man," had 6n tl ie shores What a �.Iorioua time it was ! . How upar of M double carriage wit6 topo I amil s c . d of Chic 04 Do- �. I died i 1 ! : journey, in the Babe I ; : I entreat is said to be about five feet # I i R. Prentiss, Esq. BroA. i : 11 � lm�, ! I of t, l - I a top phLW peu'coal-box -G. ; 'ton. ba g ; an Jl I . positing our encumbrances �t Sister I r1pre gy . i " � Oul owns Jesus, to save, Brother in a It. What spitywe0ould not im. , - a for lyn, N Y (Q,Wedu�sday, the r , - I P . I hall ; 3ilt . ' I Vorbeis, Brother Arnold and I attended Of the address Mill�gan, the revivalist, caught up �he . buggy, Iand a cutter to P adelphi _* , It ' . inst, � �� pr .88 (lid I it mor han . port some of it to Huron, I Exposi sl h"m knowix I to a good deal of business, In the after- little. - The local t, key -note, and Holiness to the Lord v�as r4b 2,3, exhibition. at the Centeno 1 i . I -At the Cornwall assizes, 34i . I ' i . a of erl, Who shaff that Bi4ut- . ; noon we parted, lie returning to the of- Ju I ' a consecra d ne,r,u,, -at o: to time a P, , �� - Ifrin I I I ; - , if Ing w roprei , -was I I I in their evtondod n 'ti . written, we trust, on diany the Grand Jury brought in a .true bill a not go, to be artner I � stice � both in thel Jnited States andinf-lanada. .! , which !have �.apj*are d ll:i ese U I 'a winted He , in ! I ; fice, and the writer with his travelling i - . . heart. It was a season long to be :re- against George, Burden, ?ro rietor of the for of D. Xcln lea & Co., H-AmIlto I from . I � - I - i, T . I I Ond thing surprised n6e boycind in ,a . � big Great IN"orld's- Fair? i I mpanions .taking the 5;15 P.M. tra, � membered, ToGodbethepraise. 11"118 . 0, and , � I . I co In I . , �`t I r . I . . - . . I was tolil at the clot a that 11 hPA I po an CornmWl Gazette, I � on Ifeury � which he re! ired about 20 y � � - . . i a I of the,Michigan Central Railroad, By . dot he bless the feeble effofts of th6se Sandfleld Macdonald. ; � . .:-At a meeting of th Presbytety of : � . . I ness : i f ! r nearly two hour and - i'balf. . of entered into busi in Ne or 'Some . I .. _ . I T on wh will, depending upon the Spirit's aid, .. - wi the ( )anwla Presbyterial L Church i � . taking a Pullman berth we. rode through 0 1 I unipeg was one whole week with, - , I � to Stratford without change, Although a, large ortion of t e audience ,,rDw re to be witnesses for Christ. A pro- . . I Guelph on the 14th inst, a report was years ago b retired fr6m active. 'noiness 1 1 . � . out a anadia mail, owing to feshets and . 9 I � I i It an Comm, a delceasedgentlet an was .! i ipon t9le platforni,, an a 0 & hapd- tracted-mectifig being in progress in he I eist of given in by the Jttee to w.atch altogether. Th � ,�, . I I . I � . I i it is hard to get the worth of one's money,. 1 , the 9)eaker� . snow ockade on the railroads big an , deservedly- esteeme& for his i ! � I . I shaking was be8tOW6 I . , � ,r, the, changes that mig� d : - in the way of a] aep, out of a sleeping. cart church, I preached several times dar ng St. Paul. Lastweek, Thursday's stage Ovc. it be prbpose bigirinte it V of ,ch racter, stud hisdeath i ; - . I . ! i Oh 1 low I � as he had never before , i I' . --- � ; i ; the first night it is a great relief to tired . it melted the he be thus over . I the week, with wore or less liberty, � brought six days'mail matter, - I in the text books prescrib d to be Useit w�ll fie r etfully 5 heard of 'by a large I About 7 o'clock next morning - . I On , dined with the Rev. hir in our Public or Ifigh, Sch �vls. The re- - � I -2 I . � . num r fiiends in' this Province. , i i limbs. at4etic 1, lve of I - Tuesday � f lie crazy notion that the end of the � . . i . I . we crossed theSt, Clair river from'Port whelmed with the 8 . Ure, pastor of the Canadian Presbyterian world, is to take place on the lot of A.prii port was -received, and tie Committee 1. � I - 1 1 - - 2y dear old towast ten, I' a6uld have ' _Mr. J. IV. M Ilister, of .Mitchell, : .i I i . Huron to Sarnia on the great ferry boat, n Church, of the town, an able minisikr, - 6towel reap . I I � . I I I next At 20 minutes past 4tA, M., Li ' pointed under their fc mer inatrue.- was ejectedfrom, a rand T, . I I fallen down before beril'i n lit ility ;I � I � . - rank expT,ea# . i . * specimen tiow. . I , and then the scenery changed f rom the andj a iplendid Of Otalw4l� time, Is attractiDg a good deal of attention . I train, on Wt duesd ,' Jut, by Mr. K 11 - j � ? . � . . . J a Y.t . �� Christian in ,: : , I terask. - i � ; 1twel prairie of Illinois to the hills but As I had aberib the. axving poWer anhood, W I d durl . � � I - The Presbyterian- cc frogstion'in � I I I i ! i a "g in tha� town. , a " ticker pi akor." i Mr. M I t � ' to God alone, I veri y bl-efieve mostj of. - �.'IsiloO`Y,,' interest- I #a ad Rockwood, Coun of W( lington have - 1-1 . . I i � ad&. Ali ! how that tfie progress of an exec Vest Oxford w edfors tick,et at t1aris but t t, . Z ! - - . and woods of Can ' - -.& farmer in 'V - - I � It . 9 , im , ]to . P immense elm tree fills the eye usied. them gave the glor r to Him , . W ing hour's conversation, to find that fie purchased the reydence �o Mr. Atrick- I 1 - i I ' .11, � a f are . � from the trunk of one tree'twelve cords . was unable to oak I change, so - condescended to sa, a sucl� a sinne as I . -ely J�) t . for five years to the dead levels of the . was sound on'the temperance question, sand DtIffield, lat nil and occupied , I I i . of. twenty inch woody and from the ro- was offered (in the rain. The ick,q"� i I . the had known me rom. It e dri a ka.-A's . 1. . . , West, I � I . *. . and that the rigid Presbyterian and 1he arri1r, for manse and -a � . extra I 1 I I . I . . I mainder out six cords cordwood. Vito by 1117- J. R- H . demanded 11 cetkt but- Mr. . � . . On we speed rapidly on the Grand =ul fate. I Fred Methodist were not far &parti in . a - '#'. I � I g a or air minis . r, . I I I I y, I �0 I I found there was t Pro idcniw4n _ - I call outgrom I&, . .. ' . I : . . McAllister very pro perl refift t, pay. . Trunk Itailroad, and by 9.-30 we reach. "y mat�er of the nature and necessity of .-A-despatch from Win )eg says the - acres of good , old ind an excellent house, -nce wi a that he . going there just whe I I did for tl ie in ew . It gave ine . � � nit i . The consequ,, was remov.: - I Rtratford where we have to wait three iq I pracitical personal holiness. body of the Rev. Geo. McDougall, Nieth7 being pleasantly, situatedt, and,4111te .Dear -the train, A the first iDtationj : .. . ." up a upon in 1e I . � ad from - � I 11 ' - hours for a train to Goderich, distant 4-5 r Law was to I a . ; . grea, pleasure, also, to�meet, at .his, office, odist misslopary, has been fou! nd neat Be ' the church. $I,OW was pai(f for the Richwood. A suit will at once e enter- r . ; � . miles northwest. �. common, c6uncil nex event g. F)r*r, MY lotand tried friend,, Rev. Ch . i� )party. - 11 Fie . "11" River Manitoba. Mr. McDougall was Pro I red for &am ,,efj, and we hope fl Le' cont- : . How ly, any grocery coal take ut lie( nod to D er, o e s � neis Preston,! WAS I a4 I ; , At last we are under way Again. I . ame church. When our lost in' 4 snow storm 'on the 24th of ' jan. -Mr. Fra E. Erb,,o : . Z my heart gives a bound as each wellf- a *011 liquor by the qu, axt an . gal to 3, 4nd I pany will be broug to their San ;er. - . I . hearts are right denominational fences last ' I I I recently* -the recipient of 4 tiolsome 1 � . I .F ! ' I I . I ,� I ,gold -The number licenses iss lad for i I I : I . I - i pear. . - I : y, nay, most of theiin, 'old niQroi of I � 60, pre ntod to hini I - ; remembered a t is are apt to disap . watch valued at 61 .- 1 , � . 11 L Wi PO I -Th congregation of Chal�meisl the term -up to liatt. by Foli ., Magis- . ; . it b fit I and drivipg aboat I 0 f address by ; I I 1 � ; I Busy, bustling as ever. - It has grown, . y the glass th n any o the tave� A I I , strolling ��ge church, Elora, having decided to 'erect with a suitable few of! his � � [ , . anof had co�.,rtainl one a. reat deal in 04 I ! trate O'Loane, S Government I � ; . . , . . . very much. Why, that stage -driver so . - . towi I we were glad to see that, th many, friends,, on the occas of his leav- i - I a Dew church at a cost of between $10, issuer for the Coun . of Perth, is as fol. I : � is about to � i I �! . . : I I m - the way of dru aftfaictl Lre A An I � ' lows : Stratford, .3 taverns, 5 ,shops, �3 1 � i D. I .I the salt. interest was rather low, d ng his native place. Mr. liciting passengers is Johnny Bell ; he , � . 000 and $12,000. Mr. Joho. Taylor, of i .1 ! Id 0- i I " ' , --here! That tells its own story. Poor low fgrade - of tav:r a Mo alools co � general business slack, much "solid p� Elora, is now engaged, in preparing plans commence business in the 4ity of Quebee . I . . I salsions; St.- Maty' 12 ta-iorns, 6 shops - � .1 , . also be licensed. ,ut tn . er i 8 nqw : . I. P : i i . ; . . Johuny ! � . C , gres i had! been made towards fillin � p for the same. I as a Commission Mor�haut in i the . 1 1 i � . , I � M itchellp 9 tave - 5 shoiP - Listowlel 6 Law the Wre icense -.1. Idt if 'that .Y I .0 I I Licens I ; was, �e places with substantial built] 4 rain trade. It # hoped .' i ;, , -. - Seven miles fuithe'r and we reaclif . I X4 The philanthropic people in Hamilton flour and g a . ans , 9 Aird, 7 ill . , 4 Clinton, Row many times we. � have I desi�red by the con] 16ilo, a Ii . ted to � . t , 9 taverns, 4 shops ; �h .- averns ; . ? , . got . of nmrly-all kinds, and that there 'I'm havdtaken the care of the wife and'fam. he will have much success an his enter- Downie, 6, tavern ; Ellice, 7 - verse ; � � , 'an t . - i I : � .. I I . I . h muni6il alit d. a re- � � � t 1 : - and off trains here. Nothing is out one in eac I yy quit.- a ei-tyappearance connected w th ily of the 1 611 in- Prise. i I . I . I on ,1I d qu . rements.of tavern i Xalsz so I ligh. as - ate unfortiinate McConn iElma, 5 taverns; Hibbert, 7 erns - . � I . - j i , -1 of place but the -faces of the peop a, an the Aace) compared with 'what it -was to consideration, and have made Arl�ange- -The death is announced of Amdrew 2 shops ; Logan 41 ilverne ; MOM � I I ;� . . � a- I five, I y lingtook , � � � , to 'blot out saloops , wtirely': I] I GO , ago.' When the la! -go Rally Hunter, son of the lat� Mr. Andrew - : I I they are all changed. N lere is 1. . . � or six years ng I . , I itich nearly.every gr(cerly *as. a .liquor- � otels are completed this sup- ments to solicitaid for them, they,* Rally Hunter, of Newieastl�, Ont. which 8 taverns; North -Easthope, 4- tavverns ; L � , I John Leckie, now 'Wardi , Uron, . I sum ner 4) left in straightened circumstances. .! 9 South FAsthope,'rj taverns ; ,4 1 .1 ! i shop of the worst thei -e . re I w ` d ' - � I i. I I I . .- grown very stout since I last saw him ; kind ;' r- d L I n mor,l it ill be one of the cheapest ap , 0 Mr. sad event. took place at tbeil residence of � I .j � three saloons, and twelv� O . wf`� . -The ostler in the stables taverns. . - � �' - most delightful watering places in 4he ' R. Hudsfetb Esq in the town of Lind- ' . ! �� , I I I i - there, also, is George Fulton, and here is I C ty -A destruattive re oobtrrred n - : ) � I hotels or taverns, It was thoiti lit he Studer near Dundee, Waterloo U il Fene ; ; ; , . the New coun[try. Already many wealthy Am 'ri- - "I'un, I say, on ne;Aay ohast w ek, after � five I I � I 11.1 . my good old friend, Holmes, of t -be Ii ited D four � 01 bad the misfortune to break his arm in lon Falls, on Mon . t, 20th I i- I ,I � I . liqupr stores migh cans' make it their summer -home. � ' .. I 1 � I . iculturdl� � - � . days illness of scarlet feveri. The deceas- � ' ! 1 1 ' U a root I - � ... ,, I - . Bra. -the greatest man for agr I three places last week. He w'AS U = the inst. 'about 10 clock, . , . ined to I P . ich ,the � I ; n we have met with. How glad- and a statu. quo ma,mia - P Visiting the jail in the course of dur edwasalawstudentinth officeofLMr. -- . I � T � t but w1ken the test- vc te came Fri e�e, hay loft and was coming down wten the - L- Roval HOW, a 11ar an va nabl build- . 11 � I : . "i �� wr' go . ' a right intelb. I 1 � . i. ly we exchanged notes as to our doings . wal4g, we spent a -delightful hour with ladder slipped and he fell to the: floor A. Hudspeth, avd was a� - iniwas completdl� destroyed m well, as I . ; I Din , the store licens � was. I -mite, I one I - his ties, honest . I I. i i, . i ? . , ' ! gent youth attentive to i � � I since we last Sam him... To meet him and alto.. its , Verner, E. Champaigne, one of �he with the above result. . . a;ti adjoinin � 11 li use. -The hotel : : * I hhe saloons out (if , reac �10' . i - an , t , has and industrious. I 1 ;99, ; i . : I I I q � � his wife was a real pleasure.. He was go gether. Such z gF61I, oils vi, : or th largost- ea 'ad men We have ever n*L -Mr. J. G. German of'St.'Thoulas I I -1 was Owned" ] . W. Wargm ch, jtnd . I � I ; , �ry ,-,-a . ' I r. Thos' .1 I 1. � ; . . ing up to 01,oderich to hear the 11 Tamper- I I f He is on a right track we are gW Ito -On Saturday before , I#At 9 . . � . . i pnrchased one of � Kelly's patent fe4ther. y BL, WoL Port -,r, both . � It I � � ri n oped or y : . � right had not bpe ;he . : i auce Lecture. " ,see. I a �sai he bad ascertained fr�m . Jackson of Paisley B1,14 near Guelph Was OccUP' . � I - , - . renovators, as,well as the 'sore right to of whom. an r contiderable -lea 5. Tho I i I temperance people, i nd there m a i, c)n I ears ansly I I - ' i . , " Only twelve miles now, and then . . sis of .the records of �he met with a painful ac4d t. He was i � � - use it in that county, This is a; ver,v I hotel buildii ig was insured .for $3,1500, -i 4 / rejoicine. IsIly the man - I oequently, great , . I Stew- I - . an aged ata threshing at, r. J,no. - I 7 I . I I . - home ! ,How familiar every object is I I won never be given up ! � pris n t At fully MM,tentlw of -the ine4r, useful machine, and the way in wb�ch it ff . ordes and the far iiitarle, -some of whi�h was - I i� , I I arts, and was driving the , stand,- 11 . . P V . . c i . The houses, barns fences all have a ground era d attributed their downfall directly renewslithe youth of old feather be& is I I res6ued in -a damaged conditibn, for $2,- : I / . . . - Saturday evening, I lectured : n , a ,g on the horse -power, .. hen by some, . ; . � I , � . I i - -na neighbor named Spinford. i I /.. I home4ike look; bat flie woodland is to t4e use of liquor. �J something marvellous. : !, P :!n W. We lea I .. . � I i - I - ;, : , � i evidently less in area See ! there - is the new church at W lkinsoh's I *3orn , I nu crease mealts biAl foot1was caugl t and jammed 4, r injured by- fire inot . . . . . .. I � " I .r- . I I ; . I o a go 'auAiened. .. I 1 There being in the town quite a . -As an index of the stexdy in was seridu . 1, - Goderich tp., It i)d n between the main wheel of. the hone . I � � ; . ! sparkling brook where the little bare bar 6f temperance men who felt sempiles of ,the passenger traffic - over the Cinada Ing to save I is bouse; , [1 : I 1 . . I I � footed boy fished with a pin book 6Dd a stood there on the o,jot where, ti v . power and one of the am t11 travellers. . i . rday mornin t f! . I 9 . a rd aboi�t joining the secret organization, a old Southern Ri�ilway, the Wednesday of -On Satu g,6f Us. � 'Week, � � -,.- � '� 'I thread line for speckled trout. There is one years ago, I staried. on from the causing painful injuries. I � will be some � I I . � I -,arr ied . . ; ' Police Bi he, Great T /, . i in tie aMirs of I obb .a who were. willing to take li$d last ek morning exp over Chief -of agley, 'of t , I 11 i- - . e time I ! � the lovely be,eoh grove near English farm -house to engag 'Ir before he will be Ab to,be around �, In rmilwol thirty passengers from the 0 at for' Chi. . I . ralation 1/ � i I . do' it 11 chin �e E W th I I agxl�; - I i . .9 I I - i : . Elliot's old farm , where I have rested on the outai world ba & -svit � the asworkerg, it was date Wastern-lRailway --')aid .info � . J � 2 . . � ? to hold a'mass-meeting on Satuidty cago,besides thosefor Tokdo,Dotroit, -Victoria, -B. C�, agAmat Jobt Macdonald and Win, Bmk-.,, ./ i . � , - " I � � many a sultry day. - We are approach- intense, almost paiuf I vivi, Iness I - I he population of r I . � . ' - i I � fa I of , ; �mbit i( even ing, the 4th of Marchi to organize and intermediate stations. . an, ob � .:- . d .1 I argin ,them, with niding on tho,` : . ing the crossing. There is. the old.Huron the young Man, according,to a census just inade is 5,293 � : I � I n n I sit o 3en temperance society. At the � On Tuesday of iast week, 4 lad . railway be . n Elora and Fergas with. r . I . ward I With ea:er , � p- - . . Road, and 6h I there ---h mile distant, in hope, springing fo 9 . . inclusive of about 600 Chioamen, but ex. I I . . I : I ., . in'' ed bout the lecture -room -of �,he named Chas. Beaver. from Chath#m, a I out havill 1 their fare and WX co�i - I . � I goal -11 I . . : ;_ I - full view -is -, tb a broad take and the alasti- step to rW the ...a at ad! 30 elusive of Indiana. The. � llowing allows having a � I . . The examinaOrtook 1 1 -1 . . . _i7& acquisition! A kn'o*le:l a d I K"lor h St. Methodist church - was'wl,ell pupil in the Wesleyan College, Dulndas, sexes and : � � dear old town I thought -1 would never a ..a - . I the population accordin a � place at ul It. - The. boyar!_ *.�'e fined t, an honbrable place amongA me I he I fill&[ by just the right kind of r was brought before the Alayor ,on a . 9 I i I . 38, , W . i if . see agi�in ! Thank God for the sigh . I . a rise. . Rlev. M PFOPI�' at � ages .- . Adult males, 2,422 � - a . . I . I such an ant r. Siever t charge o t mpting to 8 re to " $10 eac I . dostso A � . I -ve ; past the grove, sweet- Joy and sorrow, th 3 gl�Aness d d a. I r '. I 1.017; males, between 1$ and -21 years I Round the cui , � I � � i The charge being Bus- were cout itted to jail. 1. . and others Tellvered telling speechl'.18 college b I ings, I -twentj�-o!,e : . -of Rair, the cheering 4( pea and th , ao"I ul 9 old, 49 ; f�malee between I 6 and 18, 92 ;I I ,_ . . "' days. The yo will be ught up again er for - ,iations sake than Vale I , ' assor . i and �jyerc followed by the writer, who tained a wa co mitted fo trial. I ar.8 swayed m mind, . � I 8 1. . I . I i I Vallembrosa. Look, -wi,fej there is Broth- sin of the past ye I I . .males betweeil, 16 and 18, ,l .3 ; males be- I I , . had a honor of presenting a pledge, !to -.A painfill. case of suici I a charge of suspec - Iarcen.3 ;f lo)i6 of I 1. wbil--_ I :stool th,.re I I � do occurri,ea in tween 5 and 16, 516 ; femg lea between . . I er Thompson's-see, -the ,waving 'hand. as never before, . a . ( � mao'n Tuesday 15 Ol: I . be signed it - - 'h i . . � I full dependence upo them having had in is posseesto a a Bil. � kerchiefs ! �bing heart hing the livil) truthbf the goo at n t '- El night last wee . A - . . i preac I I and 16, 527; males under -5 318; females � , I � I . I - Be still, throl A. friends of in b help of God's Frace. The first to coine young, man, named David Rendorson, under 5, 309. . I . . J ,e,r watch W, , Oil e'mg �-able t. y s I Xtis6 � I - i . Why, these are falling tears. Well, it of temperance to . y- i I . 4 .%� � . . . I . forw rd and sign tnepaper-was one . 0 the daughte it re- factorily or it. . I : cannot be very unmanly, for am I not in hood and their c4ildreA bver th d ad - -lately married to r of ; -W-r, Kennedy, of Mitchelli has plae-- - ; � . � . I i I . - fe, Gr6at li b t3 I of had allen very low under the power of speetable farmer of the - townsbip,, com- 4 4 i -one of h : ost beautif ul � Of ; I . � i . the honux I hadnever exlk-cted to revisit ashes of a wasted I a.1 I stron drink.- Godhelphim. OverJ30 ed a 'bus on the road betwl6en his .Koy- machinery . imanufafturedi . ads., ; I � stop$ ; a speech was I !sad through 9 I mitted suicide by banging himself in his al Hotel), an - � I . train , - I � a the rai . I except in dreams. The way station. I I I . � ff -horsepowert ; shing , I _"'"' 3ign . ,. v ' His S' irit V s ty-. -, 'd th ,e pledge, a splendid soci�ty - I ' robabl e ten few relatives will be bore to meet us, no felt as thougli. One 1) , own barn, Domestic trouble is the as- Without exception, we bel: eye it to be 180 � . I p '� I I I � T I as formed, and -thus was- inaugura�ed m4chine 0 srs.HaggzABros.,'PXam . . ; signed 0 :� , - - �: it rage, �poor I rui ied w . ause. I one of the handsomest vehi,lles ever turn- � i me Take 0,� . . that which, with the mighty an r, to4, inten : . - doubt, - Behold, the platform is crowd- ing to I d for the CentenniaL 'T a i i elt, m I I ed with citizens and our faithful Chns- heart, the Gold yo� serve is Cal in ble of � � -A, Mrs. Acton, of Brooke, La : bton ed out in Canada. It wa8,manufactured . . . I of the pulpit and the aid of the press, ,, workma i p, both in the wood a d jrva; � i . rious iO of III t lat I 'Coun met with i serious accident on / I The citizens are glad to bringing a glo t at the 11 Ontario Carriage orko," Mit- I � � �_ ' I tian f riends. we �rust, pifove a lasting blessing to the I �_ i 8 9 u ppme r,bb. a body of the I *1 a is � i I % darkneas, Praise i,. Lord. for J at as- .L TL..ue,s&yhwt. While attempting to. shut; I - . : 1 chell, by Miessrs. McAsill Heneckie & I - I welcome back an old townsman with a I . l I . � 11 :I . made d/f � 01 Canadian woo& the can- "! 1 i . hearty grasp of the hand and the Chris- surance. The yCung pdople premmt. the dc or of her house, which had been Casey, and reflects the v r , igbest credi .9 � I . P . , L I 0II f3abbath following heard t wo t ire 'eces j L eing black wafuut With a : i � I I I lid do; tru t th re , blown open by a very strongmind, ty nt painting,too, � tian people are eager -to recoive back the -listened intently, � . upon these, gentlemen. , , ' i ! i . I i . - i pow�rful semons f rom Rev. Mr. Graba nj and at 4 heaAgan A ch 'a lu�t a half widc of oeb- . ; I .t acaQ us ar 8 I nd the same time having knitting in her L L r I I (_ a r - . .. lb li I � uires to be . . I � i wanderer Ls eat living a7wer to their -may be a few less I 0 _ is excellent, but the lb 5 ff . I � I � r_WLf.h I of Li ondon, Out,-, as -also, on Tues4 ay hand ,-she fell and one of the needles end growth sple ; the �oi. I . n the . ; . i . L I i � I faithful prayers ; !iquor-drinkers in t ii w rld thro Yh 1 he seen to be fully appreciate, . � . . e .. .1 .1 4 . � I I I - :::: I i . - evening, b is great lecture on I I The I cog wheels eing an e Of I � � . flueuce of that he u. ' t� the 0 OW of . n; penetiated her ear. It is feared,ien'ous I I . i i 11 And the angela eeho around the tbrone, , , in A I . i _A. largewild eat wai caught in a � - in which ,Jakdta ey, � - maple : -- . I pr flue l ce of the Bible on Human Progre a, I I cabinet wor L � . I I . . I I I 11 RajofcL I for the Lord brings bick his own.' If � the lecture we hai . ;he .vilega of I at- 4 results will issue. 'a. L . I I . I I I - I . i I * - - � � OiC L - He i.� one of the most , startling orrigi at L . wolf -trap near Mr. J ames I durphy's.resx- . fi-onspicuot The enc"no wor is �11 I i I . 1( b , in 9 i -Some of old England's 1, vild flowers, -fro . ' ; .. Is it any wonder that the IV a -he ening to,what seem, 11 , pit4 � of * I London Road thr mile's , )I � I L . of t . ' most eh)qu mt to, priniroses have I een relc6i'ved deuce, J, . a tur4ed�aao I ored in thelai6 alit isper- � i I � . L -_ i writer failed him, or that Iiis eyes grew I its faulty elootition, thq I I thinkers we have ever' listened to. 0 and -violets, I - I _- . - . I'- I I � . . I . � I a� I I seems to have .yhock-ed the truth x I Sarnia, a few days ago; ain d was killed I � w I i i - i - i tto in a letter, b7y a izentleman 1 11 Hamilton. I , and ..,well -finished - v Ale the I I I 9 dim, with the tears that iv�uhd spring ? , prayer. we ever I u rdu ' d that, too, . $OM6 people. No doubt the Lord has .L __ in single combat by Mr. Kemoleys's dag� horse. , er is an admirable sa; nPle of I I i , , luou farDler. I . � � i � . � Ftw, probably, who read 1 these lines, I from th(I liPs Of -a " 16-0111 .. " Ile They were plucQd around t ie fieldi and - Ben, who happened to come across his mode . engineering skill, combin;ijn : - � ( 1 � would,,P.ave been more stoiql under simi. . Farewell 1 peacef I] ratal cene, . Fare. for such preachers, We hope, howevi : r, beneath the hawthorn hedges of .North I I . 'ity and simplicity� . , I � . n I tli��-, are not all addicted to tobacco, I In Devopshire on the 2nd of MArch. They catsbip while thus secur locke-4 lit strength, lolu:1.-abi'l . . I lar circumstances. Th , well ! ye hills, thou. r LInnt )rOA, ! Oft �� . - - I - I 0 d4ar wife not , . chancery. The following p re the dinten- tog ' I f raf6 I I � P � - the 'of ternoon of the same Sabbatb, bad u . . I . It, f . remind us of the" beautpious- a mmer. � ether themachineis a gem o � less -agitated, was hurried ipt Will tile weary heart retiLrn i to liseover 0 . i I . I o a wat Ing ,� i �f sh the Iyll of addressing the Sabbath. timef'-Mrhich As yeiseem sions of this feline monst,6r : Length from beauty. Its estimated value, in $2,000. . ! . : carrja�la and whisked off I to Brother I for a brief, I r re lig lao-, a 1�� again if but � I e i ) t 1, . and Mm Copley ; I I . P schllri'm' Y'M St. church, which, un4er , aw ip of nose to insertion ol tail, 3 feet ; -Mr, . . of new Dut- � - Thomoon's where a housefid of old-time ment, the sweet life it b6y knew Wmeath I ' a �n thi's cold If 6anada of ours.' . I � � I � . - the able superintendence of 41e8sra, 1E. y moo th behind the should,41 dee, Water1c 0 County celebrated their � . friends had gathered to meet us ; and, -the shade of these gran& solemn maple, � _A fie deerwaskilled sometinioago , , 17 inches ; . , � . i I . � girth of bead, 12 inches - ,,irth of 0 ir . i � I Moore and Robertson, seems to be ioI a by two settlers of Perry township, nimed ., I "" I golden wedd ng on . the 20th, of be per. � � , . -_ .. � . I . . - "the hearty -greeting went round, and ,woods. . 11 inches; girth of fore arm -6 in '. . -bye, took our � Sunday mom' I I know hig4ly ftourishing condition. ? ellies ; sent month i vhen their children, grand ingl H wmell . Gibson and Simpson, Across the bdttom . I � I .. ; We all, by,and places- a . I ' of paw., 5 inches. , � I P_n -.5 few � � I ; every �1 in is 11,le drove out into the country,to vill. sit of the foot measured 5 inches, 7 inches girth . I -childrel), ffela grandchildren and . . .. I the well -provided board, we sbrawdly ills- every part of this C1.11 re-, I I . I � - . . his 8 in Geo, Cox, the great frait-growar, long, and 121 inches in circumference --A genuine leap ear p trty was held old frieli6 4ad. the plemure of assemb. ' j : pected some of the guests were forcibly very familiar. On! ot, 19 ye ire I cous . . r i , . Copley i 1 � 11 � reminded of the treatmenta young m an , �h,o, I drew my I ro, brdat of ol, iritual i cousin,J�ames, also.f6 stiecessfal farmer, above thehoof. When killed and dress. at the resid one , Yr. Gex rge Lea] io, in ling to honor the *vent. Mr. I .i � I I . I 7. " had 800 poui Nichol, one id*rs- i 1: � . d: tolars o' t so and other friends a4d were disappointed ed it *ei I � evening I ��171 Some young was born Dei ember Ilth 1800, at . . - � : . mentioned- in Scripture received when � life, From the r .e a n,n I � ads which is le�qual � 0 y 1- - . � _�n I I W1 31 t O at not finding the elderly people at hot0 ut women in Fergus and vicin -ty had charge Copley,Nov, . r5th,1$0 . ; : I he returned home , but no one alluded ' r tid el to ab� 1200 live weight,.and st6od 7 _2, w main ! I �- Christians I see t, : I I . on h 1826, An ! i � . I , I ,�i . � I I . a dat on with one exception, feet high. This is the largest w : eier of the affair, and they conducted it 'in- ad March 20 d emigra i from ; . I : . ' to it, I . � I led,by the Evil Quej li I � no only inirite a"-4- n 1850 . .. . After dinner, when maite�rsi had quiet- i� and sin; but here. 91 I t I thro a ;h . ;he G Course I spent a good many momei its heard of being killed ,in Caoada. �� first-class style. They d Nottinghalln, ingland' ,-to Can ... . , : I - I ! God,4ou ht in a y old Signal office, talking with- I he -L"t Sabbath moming,lot the - el the gentlemen, but fnrnish the convey- where they I ave -resided ever sioqe, fol- : I r A down. a little and we bad returned compeiloa,tory Provid ance, 01 . . - � I I t . . . I I li I � c ti last I i I I P � Park a a ances, engaged the mU911 all lied the lowing the cupafion of farming !:'a . spo a sai -ed Inan-f ree. . edit)rs, renewing my acquaintance w,th of St. Joa�ph a convent, � I P - . I i . � I ', �vashE ol a ' Harnilt( i - � I � . to theparlor, the first business on hand back to the same I 8 � V ray P y- etc., bt and in. fact� Merstan -hen . ey retiro& from.Stisiness. � : -1 *1 � � seemed -to be I I Now, then tell us who , in Christ, and my Sir the e it mainly to )131, six ladies took t I � � see my o- . he vei and refresh-rnents� . � � � d, fall w i i , I . I �rivik oplay waa a I ; � and what th'(.- 'Free Methodists' are." by his -precious blood th Geo.'Cox, its presentfore he pronounc yea of every -0th , frv_ I ; o un e, I �d their retirement from the availed themsel ,ge that On the Wth tist., Mzv. C - ! . I . I a - of leap -year a ad in a dress' she w I A, - . ffords to the r sex. As t oro ,on bar. wadding I Whereupon I endeavored, to the best of glory. I heard very� lit le :fl the garm Dn, � 1 hasbeen I connected with th world.' Thdir names are: Miss Cody, � I I - my ability, to state the origin, distine- for my soul wii ringi ng . 'th. p ra iseh to I one capacity or the other for 28 years.4 Guel It n' Ale future cimfort of -our d .the et�le was � rdl Si t r Pauline so � . I . . . I � I I P p 9`w is a . ; Mi H arle, , 1 ardians of day fifty yiears ago, an ill i _ i. ;u he . . .. - , tive features and present standing of the God who - .had wrc t i4 me sucU a. Therentaming fewdays of our visit Guelph, 1$ister Philoniena ; Miss Say fellow men, we would advii a those of out somewhat a dolltrasV to t prese ptn- : i I � a m - H W y d b =-'- - ' i . . _� The gre tiDgS, I flew 'past all too rapidly, until th van, :amilton, Sister Febronia, ;'Mrs. male friends who were s)'bandedmely %ed bac f to -day. , , � � , 33 f"kee Methodist Church. The smokers mighty transformatic n. . -- I I i . I - 11 .. of to 11 . I FMO& � - . � it, and themeetings in of m ing of Thursday the 9th, when,'feel Horan, Brook, (Grey,) Sister BenedlLicto, entertained at the L it des of fif ears afau L I Present winced a little, some thought i ny o14 cla 5s P � in W 11 I - I L � ; I I � , 0 Atilds - Miss to any mat i allian, * until i r 'hieh she : . I i runonia . .. � I ill never be forl, tten. that all our wori was done, we prepate Miss E OrAn, Brook Sister M I I I i was carrying religion too far, while the"I many years ago, W I . . 7 I I uce the d 'L bride. ' . i I 1 . ' I to 1M.'t O le I : stood a blus. . : . I It � gular anvic ut on the return journey to our Kelly, GU 1ph, Sister Am mis, t I . . ? 7 i ! , : .1 ; . � � � � . ladies, as they afterwards confessed, In the evening, After re I . ! I b' , A is to they have fully iatisge L the r I t I . I " I , 1 1 . .. _. I - � � i I .. . i� , I I - .- I . f . I I - � I � � . , . � t, i i � i , % . . I . . I � - . I ; . . 11 t - i I _., . . . 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