The Huron Expositor, 1876-07-14, Page 1JULY 7, 1876.
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IONEY TO BE SAVED
B CALLING AT THE
7 7 7
777
airs' IU GLOVES,
at
all prim.
.and, .shades frcua 50 Centsto
xl-
RASOLS at 25 cents each. -
r
1K PARASOLS at 50 cents, G0
e cents.
and�.
cents t
ccgts,; Q.. ,e.nts.
1;
COLLARS
Lot o
f �cNew� �� � 1.�1Ga\
for Ladies.
Lot of New DRESS GOODS, Extra.
t 'heap.
Let o f Wide E N' c 1.1 H PRIN
at o e,ente, 6 c.t,nts,. 7 cents and 3 ,
1
r' �
r.l x a •a,. qtr.. r
n-� yard, 1
COLOR.
FAST �� _
These are much WI DER than the
t
mericaaa
Lot of Ohildrt rfe and Ladies' HOS-.
IEUY, White, Plain and Ribbed,
one 10 aceta to ee . salt,.; per pair.
FOR GE TIrL11M
Week we tll.•:r N -iv. LINEN .
'OATS iii all the Ne STYLES
a
d FA RIC :4.
:iso the; New MANT1-'eTTAN SHIRT,.
all sizes from 12 to 17 nierlles.
`Ew TIES ANI) EWA' •,
1\ EW ST iA kt If
EW A i 1 I; F :,`. i N 8 ATS,
the Latest IsltOAle) kS'A ' STYLES.
f c, tht. New ENF;1,1Sf
CI -MIST] ' HAT
1eadid fair SIT' '1: I El,
.R.
Leat of (se;utsT K Ile t . Lf}VES, all
. hadss, from 7a
Etta t-'. 1 25,
4E ORDEF DEPARTMENT FOR -
:r
fitit4
*QM PLIC T1. :'ith the BEST
t rrtliat:itt cif ti-. 'atilt 4i ilei l7 LIF l g
cfTt.'1I and FP ' r:11 ''..1,0THS we
to
Uver r litzt1.
• ;.suds :Y:Lexi leav'ing"
lr (Orders tort a. . 1: 41 c:c tl
Go( !I FIT,
it at iteanonabl:. 1 `, Work dobe
ttr .i%'L: girt t:tr :t t. .raittal•t.ly and
SATI SFACTI Qi
•LT
� TEED.
McDOILAL CO.
777-SI(llti 1114` THE --777
EAFORTIi, - ONTARIO.
i
NINTII YEAH.
%BULE NO. 449.
OKAY, L$TAT1 FOR MALE.
OR SALE.—For Sale, a good Tw
L $undtoa Acre Farm in the Township of Hu' .
le
tt
,Q0
a
n
t
r V Huron; !
well improved and wit
Apply fur bnU3ngs. Price, 85,500. to A.
STRONG, Land Agent, Seaforth. 447
FSA.LVARMS-FOR
E.- Easthaif Lot 11, Con, 12,
yft:l iilep;, also South 50 acres of Lots'1 and 2
':► the Village of Blyth.
Goa. 10, Morris, adjoining g
For
Particulars
rtic
ularsa
pp
ly to
o
MoCAUG
. HEY & HOLMI
:
-
Y
_
4,
aTEDBarrist8rs.ta, Seaforth.
-MR SALE—South half Lot 1, Con. 11, Gre
r
containing 5o acres, adjoining the village of
• said lot is suitable for park lots ; ftir
Brussels , rs apply to w1I. GRAHAM
lurcher F:etticula PP Y
Proprietor, or to 0. R. COOPER, Brussels. 44 c
�.
gt31 FOR SALE.—North half of Lot 12, Coi.
F8, McEillop, containing 75 acres, 40 cleared,
balance well timbered, with
ith
good buildings ;
f
sale cheap and en easy terms of payment. APPY
to McCbt'GHEY & HOLMESTED, Seaforth. 4149
ARE LOTS FOR SALE.—Containing 5 acres
each, adjoining the Town of Seaforth. ; T e
most desirable situation for .private resrd.nc s.
Terms reasonable, with immediate possessie .
Apply to
.V
MEYER, Barrister,er Sealort
,
�-
or to L. MEYER, Harpurhey. 441
sROPEBTY FOR SALE.—For sale on reason-
able terms, a desirable property situated en
Main street, Seaforth. A good business stand,
in which are two stores. with a dwelling over.
Apply to the proprietor or to Wm. Campbell,
Seaforth. J. SEATTER, Bawtry.
4142
valuable re -
LE. That u
FOR P
OPE
.TY F P
R
bythe Goder•
Party on Godereh Street occupied
ieh Manufacturing Company as a Maehine Shop. -
The above
v
Also dwclli ug house and lot adjoining.
property will b3 sold on easy terms. For partien-
lars apply to GRAY & SCOTT. 489
S>siA
LL FA
R
1 T
O
R S
ALE --In the
e thri
vrn
u
and salubrious village ofLa ield ;ZO aeres of
land,
with house,
barnand stable •
orehard of
choice frait trees in bearing ; never -failing
supply
of hard and soft water on the premises. Posses a-
im as agreed upon. C. R. COMMANDER, Bay-
lieid. 448
1' 'UILDIN G LOTS IN SEAF OBTH FORS ALE
—Dr. COLEMAN, having laid out tiie grounds
recently oc.:apied as a Driving Park into Buid•
ing Lots, is prepared to dispose of lots on reason-
able terree to any who may desire them. Parties
desiring to purchase should make immediate ap-
pfieation. 664
pROPERTY FOR SALE.—Two lots, with a 2
story frame house and barn, situated on the
Market Square, Seaforth: The premises have
been used as an egg paeking establishment,' and
aro well adapted icor any pnblie business. For
particulars apply to the proprietress, Mrs. MAL -
COM, Seaforth, or to .D. GORDON, Go.lerieb,
481
Ontario.
VIFTY ACRE FARM FOR SALE. East i Lot
10, Con. s, Hellett there aro 40 aeres=e eared,
,
improved and nnderd-rained, the remaining 10 is
well timbered with hardwood ; there are fair
buildings on the premises : is situated about 8
miles from Seaforth and Clinton, and ]k miles
from Kinburn, on a good gravel road. For fur-
ther particulars apply to EORGE MANN, Con-
stance P. U. 449x4
EBF
RTH. FR
DAY, JULY 14, 1876.
WANDERINGS IN COLORADO.
PAPER NO. III.
If there are any dustier la
e
� d
3 P
world than Pueblo,
I don t
them. "Imagine a lace wh r:
rains for nine months in the y
the soil is partieula ly adapte
'here of du3t, � ' e no
wagons perambulate the Wea
where they
have a c
occasional hurricane,
idea of Pueblo. • Tht
at every crevice,
es in the
nt to see
it neyer
er
ar, where
for the
prinkling
g
y streets,
nstant wt id and an
and you h ve a faint.
dust int udes itself
ompelling windows
and doors to be closed. tight ;. i fills ones
nose and inoutli a d eyes, a e d makes
pedestrian exercise very unpleasant.
There is a spice of ' lkali to P eblo dust
r ' • from the same ar-
ticle
ltstin niches t
g
ticle found'in other laces, and gives it a
flavor and pungonc of its own. On the
it is somewhat mitigated
ydrants which the
Y
ers em to their
P la
•
VARM FOR SALE.—Part Lot No. 3, Cot, 7, H.
-r R. S., TnekerHrnith, containing 77, aeree, about
40 of which are cleared and in a good state of eul-
tivation; the remainder is well timbered with
valuable ha dvtood ; there is a large frame barn
and other eacollent outbuildings; is situated 5'
miles frotn .Seaforth, on a good road. For fur
tner partic,tlars apply to JAMES 0iJM IIIvG,
Egtaoindvilie P. 0. 4484
-PAWL FOR SALE.—For Sale, Lot No. 7, Con.
lo, Morris, containing 64 aeres, 25 of .-filch
are cleared, well fenced and in a good state of
ealtivatiou; the remainder is well timbered.
There are 4 the
of choice frait trees bearing,
a good log house end frame stable. Is 1 mile
i from the Blyth station of the London, Huron and
Bruee Railway. For further pertienlars to JOHN
LAIDLAW en the pre,nises, or to W. CL" .G G,
Blyth. 425
ARM FOR SALE IN TUCKEBSMITH —Be-
iaig Lut27, Con. 4, L. R. S., containing 200 their musta
principal street
by water from -he
and t eke
s o ek
leisure tithe nein
sq K
irtin" b
r'
premises. Longn
psties in
vary expert inthis rt, and th.
with which they str' ke a stray
shining boots of a ayfarer on
iter
i ams
side ofthe street,
sional pride aanng hem. -
tending n the d st and the
ge brush a
general
and he
Pueblo
' e
characterizes it
place, and! he people
tlii.k there'1i no place
ieve there is no place
orld for:
matter,
t at mat ,
the
�s'anein
ch sun
here thee is so little
l
tuci is abs lately un-
ts are ot paved,
theyare : hard as
ves hat an hardly
ether, if i't were not
er that is
ise-would
has to say
't rain," he
any time-
11 the year
ee natural
t labors, a
make the
eral thing
with irri-
to produce
arly all the
the houses
lasted, and
ge is. doubly pleasing
ith tne sterile mo -
ins and ; bluffs. The
roue of their town,
t future or it -they
t e ` the n etropolis of
" and-dre m of a day
rpas Denver:i population
e. Enterprise and liberal-
rings for
eetl'is to b
ore their
kes them
s precision
dog or the
the other
Of profes-
But, notwith.
lis d the s
alk, a
dullness which
is quite
a tin
who lave there
like it. I verily be
in America or he vi
where there is : o m
course of a yea
cloudy weathe
known. The etre
•i
simply gr. deal, but
stonerand and ma e dr
be beaten. T e w
for the -wind and in sum
rather agreeab e th
be almost perf -ct.
"we'lldoso a ds
has a sure thin on
can count on p c-ni
round. Then, con
-disadvantages and
great deal has bee
town attracti -e. As age
they can't hav garens eve
gation the soil is t sterile
bowers or frui s, bt t along n
streets and al out* many of .
cottonwood tr es h: ve been'
the dark green foli
to the eye w : ary
notouy of th pl
Pueblo people are
and predict a gre.
are fond of cal ing
Southern Colo ado
when it will s
and importan
ity inay do gr : at t
place, and Pa. blo
It is a met ey ;rowd one
streets. The numer of peo
ly, is not so 1 rge,
e•
n othee;
One neve
if it do
fair day
weather
idering t
r which
done . to
almost any
ave both.
sees in its
ile, oertain-
the desired
was a liver;
a large yar
countrype
'could leave
feed their o
corner of tl
building of
which was
letters of
Aloul) in 13
,The room c
was intends
travellers as
stable, and
it but cook
The ennour
cautionary
so having
g
who paid
their horse
inquiries or
that an outfit from
:
in the corr 1 and t
•
locality should come in.
r stable, and in additio
cl or co ral attached,
pie, by aying a sma
the rw g
ons • and
hors
wn - sial and hay. I
to dorra there was is
one roe , over the d
painted this inscripti
aril us es " No P
'
e
ar Duni. 83 STALKh
in co
}
feed a co
n eta ki d . g stov
d for th use of rano
1d other; who patroniz
who mi • t not only. sl
their owe provision as
cenient ever the door
notice to dead -heads, ,n
+
a right o the room but
or the use Qf the cor
or ato.k. Tn reply t
l e men toe of the' stable
acels Bole wa
fat the owner
ar soon. After
owner of the
e. I arrange
ith him next
for the privil:ge
hould take his up
we, to which
,p obe.bly •
un
P tient wet in the
a d wagon did; arri should hould ri e out
ing, and i return
stipulated hat he
and breakf + st with
glad to agee.
I
I soon fo nd out
t race was : charac
a ut 50 o 601
ver
person, an : gifted
Ci than; any.their i
burin u
own histor
fad all his
he told me
He was a •
phrenolo_
clow it one
and he ha
revelation -
audiences,
the, ablest divines, legal gentlem
public me of the Territory. Yes,
ology was hid profession ever
should have a profession, so that
labor of phi: hands failed him • be
have some hinig to fall back upon,
the old m
tired of b
Would. slip
on anothe
this way
l
•
Teis
hd
he
f:e
,
sa"d
o e
small
or of
n 'n
rrs n
�,
eLv.
and
men,
d -the
ep
��ellin.
vas, a
per-
t
L-ae
al
or
11y
d
then
o ld
li le
0
e ac
h new that
He
was
ter.
bon
spare and
Y P �'
ore l
with m
aividual I eve
per, he regaled me wi
his hole
family's
h
• history.
His
o
ea hb s
- o essor
wa�a J
s Pr f
g
,
rofesso of Phrenology
did no receive the at
did, b t still it was a
made some very rem •
- He h lectured to c
he had, read the chara'
n babbl
:ariig
in awe
-steer
got hi
d on,e-whenev
im on one su
switch
•d and w
him as it wer
to talking of t
ent nearness of the mountains is really sch • els are especially commended for gen-
wonderful. It is from this, it is said, the era proticie
e A new wh eh the b
Greenhorn Range takes its name.
goes,
k
the
country,
so thestory,
m r in g
comer
Y
9
'n a
be-
o eta
'219 1
tbe toreac
ht }
et out+
s
,
fore -breakfast walk. But he failed to
reach them by dinner time nor; by break-
fastnext day,in fact,he lost himself
and it was more than a week before he
I
was restored to his anxious fitiends.
mernor of this the mountains Were chris-
tened.
Y
theYis
The
story
ntold
Greenhorn. nhor .
agood many ways ; sometimes the pre-
umed greenhorn is an.En lisbman, other
s g an.Englisbman,
ing
shi
tak
wh
ge.
Ye
Y
Gr
Bu
ho
times a'Missourian, and again, a Yankee, pa
inthe main point,that from some•I ne
but
body's verdancy in judging of distance, tw
the name ori inated. the all agree. St
g Y ow the main
distance we fell
For short
a
southern highway,then we take a less fre-
quented route leading more westerly and
L
more directly to the mountains. Colorado
has the best natural roads in the world,
'n season
in s
um+
• daringthe rainy Except.
Y
P
P
0
las
pa:
fu
clo
mer they are asTard and smooth as a to
isthe
ve
es floor. The more travelled da
road
at better it becomes. No repairing or work la
n- Of any kind is ever done on them. After no+
ho i a trail is laid out the frequent passing of.
s and horses over it beats it hard O •
erlwa wagons asstone,until it becomes bet- p1
as and smooth a
ter than any .macadamized road old Mac-
th
tir
t
at
be
u
pass around, make a new track above the th
wash•out, which soon becomes as good as m
,
horse
co
the old road, if a freighter's mule or h
r re-
' never e
drops dead in th® highway, it Ci
u d
sec around as
moved
-the next
comer it,
P
la
the next follows, and so on,till the course •
i9 slightly changed. The main high iu
g
general thin are simply mag- - th
roads, as a `g, P Y , &�
uificent. I hay elieen places where for miles
the beaten track was so wide that four
teams could travel abreast and as smooth
•
ua{in-
+
fan
to
'ty
et
is
h
sto'
naive
,
o s.
g
T
o,
on
ice
ble
led
of
enc
tie
rke
wt
ter
e
Adam cyst; dreamed of. So little trouble
rain
when that
he
the roads w
with
is taken
wa it
d
. f the
roadway art o
m washes
out Y
,tor
P
is hardly ever repaired, but the wagons
n, end ' as a race coursed ,1 andput in rennin order.
• Branching off from the main road lye plete . g
hz{en- S ' -The Galt Reporter regrets to learn
Mace's Hole, -but fu>�•-'has
are on the way to
ther account of the day's journey by the that the midge has again made its ap-
leave for 'pearance iii the wheat in that locality.
Profesi or and - myself we willheld bymost that it is too late to
A. bIc•L. its harm, much harm, but there is grave doubt
this. Let that be as it may, it seems
ery great pity that when there is a
ance of _ good crops, this pest should
I
cents Y g s ow itself, and there is little doubt if he
ts a good hold this year that. next he'll
busy.
-the Chatham Chief of Police has'
rested James Wardrope, of the town-
AN BROTHER $, Publiohers
$1 30. a Year, iu Advance.
ustees, and altering the range of sub-
cts so as to improve the , standing :of
ey and the tidy manner in
ildings and their surround- r cal: schools, elicited some rjemaarks from
d ffe en•t members, some] of whom took
are a t. uotl that there ever too man-
0
- the �'
v ka
t Gibson,
of
Lobo
t
o� n p
p
Mr. . Tllos.
,.r
nils
to 'get through
'�ts
for the
anti c
County
' les
ex
has
woolP g g
e ounli
of
Middlesex, time G
y
the ti
m
e allowed, and
in h
r erg
't
hi Leicester
sheepY
properly }•
•n hl
• n frena u sd 18 g an that were not reall- - beneficial
1Stnches, The ascus o y Y
ch ineauredMany
�tleman has Wool taken from, a this f rniers' sons.
1 la
b Rush_ gun man flaw'
�c � co
Y g
'v inches.
• aurin
five r9
lamb measuring g
Last week an express train on the n, attending a shingle mill near Ridge-
a h bl
Tru on
While putting d nils L
n
Wednesday. a
259g
in seven
Y P
ee of
e
•tana
ago
a familes,
' 2ia stop-
tangled,
e : in belt of the mill he, got his arm ,
rs and 45 minutes, making
Utes for eon- and in an instant it was torn
es, one of them ten min
Paris and one aperiod of om has body at the sheedder andthrown
' eof several feet, e died from
distance +�t�_
Roctors • arrived.
thers
before kl
ss of blood
eceased leaves -a , wife and three small- .
Dairen. a
c
t
in ' rri�. e
man-
it to
w met his death
0
n Tr k
was run
from
Detroit d
n
t
e
-f
a
li
r
tion at
my -five
atford.
A few
Toronto,
.To
congregation, ,
h rah
• an cit
it
Friday evening presented their late
tor, Rev. John Potts, with a beauti-
illumiinated address, elegant bronze
Y
k, and a pair of chaste artistic sta- o
t
of - a
also
therecipient
.
ew
as
ttes.
y valuable china tea set from the n
y members of his Wednesday after- d'
,n class.,. t
Mr. P.i R. Daley, President of the t
tarso Dairymen's Association, who has'.
Y
t returned from Philadelphia, reports
t Canadian airy products have en-
ly
d of the United States
these
beaten
the Ce tennial. - The awards have
n made, but the result will not be
However,
ginned ;for some•days. Howe ,
j •
doff
Canadian exhibitors have Carrie
st of the principal" prizes in the first
petition.
FinanceTorontoeof
Committee e
Com
1h
submit t
oaub
• has agreed
iby-
Yto
Count 1
ra t-
providingfor n
the ou
nail
Cf3
,
a further sum of $250,000 in aid of
Credit ValleyRailway-said sum to
b = given on the consideration that the
w o rkshops of the company are establish-
ed
stablish
ed in Toronto, aad to be paid over when
the first 80 miles of the road are com-
minutes for refreshments at
lad • friends of the Metro -
3
1
, -A man named Thomas'Carr was ars - -
rested in Toronto on Sunday for horrible
cruelty to his child, a boy three years
d. Carr, while drunk, tried to choke
arrested
had he
not � en xr
and he
en child
time his crime would have been mus-
d from both
r. Blood had been Circe -
and nostrils o> be` little boy b
e earst � Y Y_
e pressure of his fat
t e man's hands.and
ere literally covered I
as been puuished before for similar cou-
uct.
-Lieutenant Cook, who:was killed in
Indians at
fight
with
e re?,ent the
g
3
i
i
I
1g -rand -son of
the d n
was t
na U.S. �
Montana a
t$'i'
ohn Winer, Esq.. of H inilton. He
la
n.. .: Bated
• n cin
bornand was a Canadian, b
a
in the village of Mount . leeasant, County
orf Brant, his father, A H, Cook, being
+
the physician there, ; Li ut. W. W.
r
young office
ookwas amost promising o n
P
3 g
end held the brevet rank ot I.ieutenat-
olonel under Gen. Custer. He has been
n active service nearly the whole time
ince be got his commiasiou.
!Another illicit still has: been unearth-
ed in Wellington Cou
night District Inspect°
partied by Acting Colla
Officer Nicholas, drove
jbhip, and after a long s
It
+ i feit.distillery.
as
seized l�
oeind and
ked within a few
left iia charge till
when •the whole
nelphe The par-
ies interested will be pro ecuted.
even Rev. Mr.
-Last Sabbath g
miter, the new minister of the Queen
street Methodist church, Toronto, stated,:.
after giving out a number of congrega-
venal others; had
ds on behalf of
t he wished it to
e pulpit was not
mere advertising
ewapapers made
eatery home, and
$er of for adver-
give out from the
•
ee
an
he
ht another time.
n so a o
rIgot -
jet 1 • Oanada.
off Strawberries in Winnipeg sold at 25 c
In a quart a few da s a o.
en- -Rev. Mr. Stephenson, of Hamilton,
i toin connection with the . 1
is mentioned b
out
assistant ministership of Knox church,
bid Toronto.
l be -Last, Saturday a man was struck
glee down by heat on the corner of longe
uta L and King streets, Toronto. He was
and taken biome in a cab.
Id.' Geri. G. B. McLellan and farm
ob- have arrived at Cobourg They ha
rme taken r orris at the:__ Arlington Hot
and int nd remaining during the su
mer.
tennial ► es he tChought he would
Cente t ni 1T -i the props t • ed
the Gents a
well. It w= s a great wo der-ther
be wonder ful thins th re. It w
as great a
wonder
-thodes,
sed th
he leve wonderswf the
eyeing
benefit • y going there
; s
come
Vie, but
ul car
issemin
of 'his
e infoi
self, ail
egotist
ere war
the o
a degrei
y thing
ld hot lack for amusem nt Ur -
journey.
xt day' journey. -.fin
oculus he Professor ins self 15 and
• etimes and had an ear y e art.
he Ark Haas as we pass hr ugh
blows eeseveral�vlexi•an*ag-
ced •ng tthe depot. 1hes are
compos d of five or s x large four run of- stones, was totally destro
ith hig boxes, sloping ; utward by , tire at Forest on Monday nig
s like a scow. To eac' wagon . It was first seen to be on fire in the
ed :fou or five yoke of oxen per story about 12 o'clock. The 1
exioan boy or man fo • driver. will be about' 1;15,000.; insured for -ab
in fact, as th
scum of that I gigantic`.
which spa straits of Gibral
wasoneof
A man of observation co
tain grea b h
men migh way end know
than bele man ;of averag
nation w + d y something aw
him and c to it' at home
advantag
NV
u c
`C
to
er
ld
of avera
but there seems to be meant hi
a sprinkling fiovi Nearly eve y race and j loquacity
class under th sun There s the Alexi ,wards, t
can, with his hufLing gait nd slovenl i Hess abou
appearance ; the Ohivama with his I talk with
wooden shoes 1 e and woo : great ma
man -like gar I that I w
mountains ; s th I ing the n
plains ; cowl y I Next
I wer. a up
I Crossing
South Pu
on trains
I , generally
wagons
at the en
I are attac
, With a•A
All the >f
This is .th into 'la
d for cam railways
1Vhen L
and long cue
ents ; the miners from th
en from t
e street o
ts hangin,
Idles ; the
t, with hi
appearance
1 these an'
ng and resi
sees no plac
irbuint rauch
s dash upt
g. , with lari
g Mexican sa
Eastern tourit
and natty'
' Colorado,- -al
ake up a rloati
n, such as one
ssouri River.
lima 250 acmes eleared,180 acres in a good State from their b
there is the
of cultivatie•�, 3tJ acres excellent pasture, well
feneed and watered, hag good barns and stables,
root cellars for 200 loads. This is a good fi-r�n, 4
miles from Seaforth station, 8 miles from Be:nce-
tleld sheose factory, on '.4 good gravel read. [For
farther particulars apply to JOHN LAWRENCE,
Egmondville P. 0. 448.4'
ALL 41 LE PROPERTY FOR SALE For
sale that comfortable and cornmodiot.3 ;resi
dense on J.(1.13. Street, the property of Mr. Albert
. Spat -line The house is new, is well iinishe-1, and
nobby clothe
come to " do
many more n
dent populati
east of the 111
`Walk out at night'to the 'outskirts o
the town, and you may see a dozen o
'more camp fi .es, each with a group
contains seven rooms besides closets together , campers gath
with a wood sheet, cellar, and all necessary im- ' greatest oouil
proven.ants. Hard and soft water. Two lots Lng -Travel]
planted with eh side fruit trees. Terme easy.
Possession immediate. Apply to 11ir. ALBE RT
SPABLING:. 444
T`ARDIS FOR SALE.—West hail of South half of
Lot 18, Can. t, Morris, Huron. County, contain-
ing 50 aeres. The above lot is all hash, olf the
- beat. qualit , and is only six miles from B me els ;
else south h Of of Lot 19, Con. 8, ...orris, Huron
Comity, NO acres, a�isoaiI berth and the List o1
soil, 6 miles from Brussels station, ,Great `�-e3'tern
Railway. For price and terms apply to G. R.
COOPER, Drusse:3, or to CALVIN A.CAMP-
BELL, Seaturth ); . 0. - - 448e
-VARM FUri SALE.—For Sale, of 12Con. 6,
Hallett, consisting of 100 acres f land, 4J;acres
cleared, and the balance well timbered with !hard-
wood. Then* is a log house, sided, a frame barn
anduutbiu..ings, a good well, and a young -boar
- ug orchard u: ehoieefruit trees Situated 8 miles
fr.'rn Seale' th, li ruffles from Clinton, 1 from
Raub urn. Terme lea -le known on applieatian on
the. prerniseil. Possession given immediately.
hi.IGABE1H HARVEY, Constance P.O. 430
FARM. FOR SALE.—For Sale, Lot No. 20, Con.
0, Hibbert, containing 100 acres, 90 of which
are cloareJ.. free of stamps, well fenced, and in
first-class caltivatien, A barn 60x40, near'.;? new,
a shed ands table telx3O, a driving shoal 'lois•10, a
brick roothuni0 and rt splendid brick dwelling
house, and sill other necessary outbuildings:- A
goet1 or,.•har l and well-. watered. This ii one of
the must desirable farms in this section of ,cottn-
try. Terms easy. Apply to the proprietor On the
Premises, or to Egmondvilie P. 0. GEORGE
BALE. 442
•
Hilal F011 SALE.—For Sale, Lot No.24 Con.
1, Stetn.ey, c.tetitalniug 97 nares, more fpr less,
:i0 of which are cleared, well fenced; and. in a
state of g., J.i cultivation, the balance is well tial -
bered. 'There is a frame barn and stable, and
good new frame house with -atone cellar, kitcheu,
wood shed ::al all ether convcnienech. A never
failing well and a good bearing orehara. Is 2
miles from Brs ce:iali Station and 4 miles Ire
Utntou. A gravel road leading to each phase.
Apply to the i•rorrietor at Varna P.O. THOMAS
PEAHEN. 4x34
FARM Fuld SALE.—For Sale, on rea-onable
terms, Let 4, Cute. 2, Stanley, contatt.:ng 100
!tercet, 70 et which are cleared, well feaceJ, -in'
first-class c:ltivetiou and free -from tautens, the
balance tiruberel with the best wood; buildings
comfortable ; a geed young orchard of Lru.t trees ; .
also well watered , within 11 miles from liippen
and 4 miles Froin 3rimerield stations, and 1 miles
from tieaforai, Clinton and Exeter, withjft•avel
roads leading to each place. This is a' choice
farm and is deserving the attention -of purchasers.
Apply On the premises or to Iiippen P. U. v ..
BLAIR, Jr. -446
carrying goof
do their tra
think of pa
big wagon an
some flour an
of _' grub,'" •
the camper is
go. \VI.Len •
place by a st .earn
and wood ar. ple
tire and prep res
has eaten, he
ground, and,
air," that gr
goes to sleep
as the state
Clition of, his
mit. The w
ers his blaze
minds that.
will rain, b
will`have no
and with the
a' pole and -
structed a so
off most of t
takes it as a -
akindofp
tire which u
campers sitt'ng a
the stories ti+ at
the free and easy
must lead, o th
and convent oval
good. time
There is ai
however, -b
around.
?after, stn
Pueblo, I fu nd,
it would be nee:
(lace'. Hal
quiries as to whe
be found an as
to get there. I e
a notch in t e - w
FAILVI FOR SALE.—For Sale, Lot No.':1, Con..
t,, Hallett. eon:wining 100 acres, about 85 acres
cleared, a•s'_l fenced, free fi•oni stumps and in good
cultivation, and free from foul weeds ; the bal-
ance is well timbered; there is a two-storey stone
honee, and good barns, sheds and stables, also a
good' orchard; there- ia:a never.faiiing spring'
rreek running through the farm ; on a good gravel
road, within 6 miles of Seaforth, 8 miles from
Clinton, and 1:} from. Kinbnrn; this is one of the
best farms in Haron; terms easy; apply on the
premises or to Constance post office- JAMES
MSMICHAEL. 449
red e bout it.
ry i the wer
rs f r the min
s, r. nehmen
ing -none
ron ing a bo
teal a sup
ba on and
nd few cook• • g utens
at 1+ofiie whe ever he ma
feint approaches he seeks
where wat
e builds -h
hen when 1
nkets on tl
ht of "ni•
other land
s pleasant
and the co.
ns will pe
but he gat
n and uev
reat while
need camp
ning cloud
f his wage
will have co
ch will shy
or the rest
e. There
about a can
st envy •t
ne thinks
at night,
the campe
of constrai
says wha
are havi
the pietu
by turnin.
s, freighter nearest
ho come t. ' furl hst
these ever ! raihva i
el..-ti'Vth =, `the bulk
i
of blanket '
free by wa e� The exe
or spring,
ty, here
its -food,
spa e ids his bl
witl ifo thou
at bugbear of
an • dreams
f hi- couscienc
dig %stive ors;
nd •'ill blocV,
i-ets about his
Or•uceinag
t t :e experie
ed tl e threat
can as cover c
fel stakes ti
t of tent, whi
e ♦vital, and f
ISO
at er of colic:
ctur squenese
ake • one alrtu
out. it.
ill be tol
sort of lxf
absence
ty, and
hest fellows
oth r side to
t why spoil i
•
y
for a de
al I had
ssary for
, teerefo
e Mace s
to how 1
reply I K as pointed
untain r uge away
the west, and tol• that w Mace's
and that th onl * way to •,et there
be bet for yet no
fternood his than 9
'as sten
eh Deg
to hire a ho se or wait til some of
people who 1 ive• ; there • )uld come
town and g• bac with th m. As I �'as blue an
in some dou ts • s- to my bility to nd ed. wit •
there was no one liv ng Stanch
whom I could Mau re, miles f
of the M cc's Bole • co- we are
totown wthinasea •n- abouts
or two
me to go
e, made
Hole was
they are
bY the
with the
with the
grazing
' large he
gatherec
; maudlin
.1 tering a
it ch.'atter.
the wag
0
I
d
of
a
ore
for-
ith
or the
eighbors. By a man two se
d certainly wit all his ; It is not surprising that he is a popu
preacher? .
, and misapplic tion of
considerable hrewd- -ta t Friday forenoon a young m
ld man and h could 1 named m. Oliver, carpenter, and. M
of intelligence, abdu,t di 1
' Hugh aylor, were struck by lightni
and ki led instantly at Luther villace. f
. I made up 'nu Another yourig man was also badly st n -
Monday two young girls, a d. r
13, daughters of Samuel Hoa e,
r on the thirteenth concession of
he
of
ed
t.
88
Ilt
-A Brantford clergyman preach
ons the other Sabbath, neith
lasted longer than 20 mina
r' hands, child's clothes
ith gore. Carr
ty. On Friday
etor McLean and.
Guelph town -
arch in a swamp
ad evidently been 3V
days. Two men wer
lant was brought to
s ip of Chatha , fourth concession,, for ,tional notices, -that
a ebbing a mar, the property of James been placed in his h
Classfor&I Prisoner used a pitchfork on ,various associations,
-re horsea belonging to Glassford, and be understood that
e of them died. He also ill-used a I
to be turned into a
w belonging to Donald McDougall, Imedium. The publi
the same neighborhood. He was their way into ainio
rumicted for trial to the Court of As- they should be made
, sizes by the police magistrate, but gave Itising ; he would old
u b il in $800. I pulpit, except on vtt y rare occasions,
r -At 3° o'clock Saturday afternoon,
. notices particularly affeeting that con -
I --The Ottawa hut' trade is under
an of ptetty Ifeatutes and fine figure, ,
fi
y
1,
11 r
a fume
Brant, near Walkerton, went into
river to bathe, and were both drowne
-Cavanagh & Bros.'s flouring mill
eight f
territo
ot yet
r New Mexico s taken $8,000.1
y bY these trains, the . -Mr'. Wendell Bowman, a peomin
having reached so far. • citizen of Waterloo township, expi
s the railway terminus very suddenly on Friday morning 1
ico, a very large freight- Ilia death is supposed to have resul
nt
ed
st.
ew Me. ed
ess f this kidd was clone. The from sunstroke or congestion of the br in,
reight has gone with it. meereag.
brought on by exposure to the shn in he
as assed on, however, and
this business re ver -Mr. Ernst Kiesig, boot and- shoe
than average c ws„ bu maker, Mitchell, has absconded. His
when turned loose a estate as been thrown into insolvenhy.
His ilities will be in the neighbor-
nd pick up th ir livin
he 'ag; was rowed from honest people iu he
in riv•t tow! nd neighborhood, for which there
e 031 the was n security.
wagens . -J hn Lynch, aged about 19 ye
he road and a n of Mr. Thomas ' Lynch,
d before • works n the Grand Trank at Mitch
ose and had o e of his feet so badly crushed
quite a • the w eel of a passing car, that amp
ffee an
Nevnitieldhie I tion 1 as found necessary. The
, knee.
waste en off about six inches below
exicans and monkeys ca:
three
re smalls ' incaut
ow
of the
used '
t larger
ay sid
he dra ers too carry t
and ei t and sleep by
NOthi g is so common
11 exican traiu. Th
an ing 'in a line along
e oxen ill be turned 1
little ays off, makin
about little fire co
their trong black c
Euor
ns, and
ht, Con
very le
ia
•
s the expenses
'dering the dist
is are the last rein ins of the " hu
„ which a few ye rs age did all t
0115 than 15 years a o all the. frei
f -I west of he ,Mis ouri river was
ox teen s. and
11 the passer)
was don
railway
bull t
g• and cro
it
at
to
to are fon
)Ie valley 1
to tain pr
to izon is
le, At the
as Peak, i
he the sou
nee trav- wh n
an tram his la
ehae:r .14:adgiN• enrli eifeegaa .i.-1-18414gtstis
entirely supeiseded the me t2
era back on t moan- Bri
tains au 1 td New Mexico and
But, o return to oar journe
through Sonth lPueblo, up the
are on hat is deflect the ife8cr
land.' hiS is the prettiest p
town, a a is wifere the finest
d. It Overlooks the t
eloiv, and commands a
spect. iThe whole we
-i• tteme right or north r
s sum it ca,pped with
the way, an as
along the rc ad o
ple should 01118
able time I ou
them. On he
conclusion, I
public sta e,
try people, in la
✓ to wait,
came to
ing befor
me one f
a
UR -
0111
100 mi
have t
conditi
ontana. an
rs,
ho
by
ta-
leg
the
Canadian from Prescott was the
ay robbed of $75, by a gang of
ardanonte men at Detroit. He
ously exposed the roll of moiley,
ue of the gang snatched it f out
d and made off, while the ot ers
ine until the scoundrel was out
t
formation received at Ott
o the belief that the disp
ea ihe French fishermen on
foj Newfoundland have -
V settled between the Govern -
of• Great Britain and France. All
t rial rights on shore belong to the
a who undertake to preserve law
order ; but French fishermen
ry-
wa
ted
the
een
18
, we pass be all wed to use the beach lines for
horillt'abanled- ing tiAiht.the examination of the Galt
rt of the le ate Institute held recently, M
esidenees Jia lantyne, son of Mr. Thos. Ballarat
wn in the M, P. .P. Stratford, took high bo
as 'done every year he has be
ine !noun- as
tern hor- at ance at the institute. He ob
Dufferin brenze medal for ge
n range. ed
s Pike's pr
snow, at an
ruggecl, and many places Streak -
silver white, indicating snow.
a at uebl we are nearly 2o
om the eare t point of the range,
60 miles fr in Pike's Peak, and
art of the prospect s erns more
r .10 miles away. For more than
es down the Arkans riatversowmee
e same prospect, an
ns of iiihe atmosphere he apper-
fic
lole
ne,
ors,
n in
ain-
eral
ow along on
till on his breast, for a distance
eet. He was picked up uncons
nd the doctors have poor hopes
eco v cry.
--There has been much talk in
ax, Nova Scotia, over a peculiar
ent case. The -wife of a high c
ngth of
e herb
esday of
ut into , the lake. Fortunately they
ere observed by some person on the
ler, and. two men took a small boat and
ent to their rescue, at considerable risk.
fter a ,ring pull they succeeded. in
eking the boat in tow, and rescued
he children, they having suffered only
- -At otliwell races on Dominic) Day
ne of th running horses bolted in the !I of Canada, made up qf
Cillop, s n of the Reeve of Aldboro!, on ' in fact almost any p Tame but a bank tel -
he breaSt wi h its, knees, bearing hiin ler would readily sept it. Mr. Cam -
the greund, and with the force it had eron, the manager o the bank here, in-
ttained Whil ruuning, slid the poor fel- fornas us that they ve refused payment
he gtound with its knees of quite a number o bills of their own,
f 151 bank with pieces miesing, and also one
ious,: of the Bane of Moatreal made up in a
f his; similar manner to I the one- mentioned
above. It appears Same wretch /3 mak-
all- ing a business of ;this sort ;of -thing,
Iope-11 and we would warni the public to be
untyll I careful. Our cont poraries Would be
official, living upwards of a hu idrect ; rendering the publip a service by copy -
miles from the city, the mother of fam-; I bag this. 1
ily, and 50 years of age, ran 'away from] -a-Mr. James Cronibie, of Preston, for -
her home -with a law student under 201: merly of Galt, and.Well known by many
yeara of age. They came to Halifax and , in Seaforth, went into his mill -race at
in ; t
then went- t Dartmouth, wherel they; 11 P. M. pn Friday, with his foreman,
hired a dwell g, and have been livin I to bathe. The latter ewam a.croils the
for ae week. The furniture was etolen i mill-ra;ce and looked round for Mr. Crony -
from the husband's house in the conntry. 1 bie, but could not see- him, but, noticing
He cameto town the other evenina and ; by the water that he bad sunk, dived,
' . and brought him up. On reaching the
captured the truant wife.
--All the railroads passing di ectlY bank Mr. - Crombie walked. home and
through the Western portion o tho ; felt pretty -well for A couple of hours, but
Province', appear to be running their 1 after that time he turned ill, and a doc-
trains at racing speed. The othe day' $ tor was eent for. 'tit he was beyond re -
the Caneda Southern Railway eXpress •I covery, and died a i p A. m., in his 58th
made the trip from Detroit to Bu 'al° in year. In 1867 Mr. Crombie contested
unprecedented. time, which was maielf Soath 'Waterloo ia opposition to Mr.
diately beaten by an express o the Isaac Clenaens, bnt was then defeated.
Grand Trunk. Now we hear of a special * For many years heIdccupied a seat at -the
on the Oreat,Western imitating the rive!, Council Board at Galt, and was honored
roads- They left Suspension Bridge 4 as one of its most pushing and enterpris-
4:57 P. M., and, after making Severall ing citizens.
stoppages, which consumed 48 minutes,' ', -A person who went from Dundas re-
arrived- in London at 7:37, doing 11 - cently to Manitoba;, sends back the fol -
miles in two hours and 30 minutes. ' lowing list of priees showine what it
-At a meeting of the London Divisioili , costs to live in that Province of our Do -
Grange, ;Patrons of Husbaralry, held laSt . minion : Milk, 10e pet quart ; oatmeal,
alked as rope spanning the - Niagara great depression. Th extraordinary re -
ver, a dieter* of 750 feet across 1mm ! ductions of traffic rates on the leading
ie American to the Canadian side di" trunk lines of railwa , have enabled the
ctly over theNiagara Falls rapids, 200 i Western producers to flood the Eastern
et below the Suspension Bridge. She markets with lumber at ruinously low
aceful start, walking the entire rates, with which Ottawa lumber cannot
the lope in the most approved possibly compete except et a sa.crifice. It
ing style in a few minutes. is not likely that the -low freights will be -
map girls got into a boat in long continued, but the markets of the
r at Port Dalhousie, on -Wed- East will be stocked. in the meantime,
last week, and by some mis- and serious injury &Me to Ottawa trade.
nt of the boat rapidly drifted Affairs in that city at as dull as maybe,
though 'manufacture is [still proceeding
extensi:Vely. Those! hc have to sell do
so at very low prime while those
who are able' to hold Stock anticipate
better prices and a speedy revival of the
--The Parkhill Oz •tte gives the fol -
r.
lowing !: We were 01 own the other day
pieces of 8 different
y pasted together,
ea
week, the scheme of organizing a Gran
er Maniafacturing Company, upon t
co-operative principle, with capital
$100,000, in Shares of $10, was taken u
ency ; first prizes for Fr nch , and. discussed. Most of the speake
e for cla.ssics, English and mithe- preferring tol accept the offer of manufa
. --The report of the Public Scho In-
spect r for Waterloo County, states that
petent, inefficient and indlilent
v flour, $3 50 per cwt., and during the
f 1- winter it was $7 per' cwte; potatoes,
. $1 50 per bushel, and, other things in
8- ite7P:asrti:nritt:efteort7,8 Lija srtioe in:isk7a14:2Prlieo:
turers, and inducing, greater unity and 1. ity, and when one,is found it is kept as
co-operation among members before a - such. Carpenteraget per day, Board
tempting to carry out the scheme pr is $5 per week. Bad bowies rent for $15
posed. +The oil monopoly was also di I Ood houses for $25
cussed, and the course by which Ciran
ers residing next door to oil wells, a
compelled tai pay more for their oil tha
Europeans, severely condemned. A corn-
mittee appointed will, in all probabilit
shortly wait on the refiners to aacerta
what can be done about it. The qu
tions of substituting township for seeti
11100
teac
The humber of teachers employed was
15 --males, 89 ; females, 64 -and the
av rage salary paid was : males $444;
toh, Waterloo, Williamsburg, Maple
Beechvale, Branchton and. Ay
rs are being gradually weeded out.
- per month, middling
- per month, end g houses cannot be
e had. Town lots in Eilierson sell at from.
n $100 to $150 eae.h.,j some on the outakitts
can be had for $50. This summer AwO
churches are to be built -one Ohara. of
sn- E--ntglhenn-Ciformander taamcP6 fiEtPteml,IPa001, .1thlectilla°6s4;