The Huron Expositor, 1876-07-21, Page 1JULY 14, 1876
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rHE MONTI/ OF' WARM WEATE(.
ER AND TRIPS TO THE
DENTENNIAL,
LAOS, AND
reparatory t(i Leaving awe recommend
a Visit to the
SIGN OF •171.1
7 7 7
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777
Bllrgains in Travelling
131e its,
,i!nztt.ne Bargains itt
Cloth4ng.
Bfirtlainh'
'et t lratch
Find
t
isleataiate- ilterge bee 11'
6'as:8inure
Pa
Pittti Baryaips in J171Duck
Thin, -Woolen
Itafgains Nita Alpaca
Coats.
/GUI II?' Barytha is,/ Linen Coats.
Bargains ill Summer 'lats.!
'mine Bargains in Tr'hitt:
Shirts.
ENIJ N E BARGAINS
el.* ell Der! cf
f;0(,,/ 411arked Down,
• I tee le•peretereet,
liknele alb, He'll Drel1n,
aEre'ree Depteetneent,
ef't.1011
Marked. DOw',
PRICES THAT WILL INSURE
ET
PURCHASERS.
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tf* rintetirtii, Embroideries,
ff
A oti.,-iear, ( ti.tilfitt Goof1A".
tP itirtieff Pei/It-XI'
t BY ffUlt MIL klIGDO1';-
GALL IN
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Partigalar6 Ntt S•Veek.
A. C. MCDOUGALL & CO.
NINT VEAK.
WitOLE NO. 4'4O.
SEAORTH,
ORAL ESTATE FOR MALE.
'Vag FOR SALE.—For Salo, a good Two
J: Hundred Acre Vann in the Township of Hui-
fetteCounty vf Ilaron ; well improved and with
fslrsmiainge. Price, $5,500. Apply to A.
STBONG, Land Agent, Seaforth. 447
'VOUS FOR ALE.—East half Lot 11, Con, 12,
• leafillop; also South Wthaeortrei nOsfgLiee Lot, 1Balnydth2.
pe°01:ripa. Irt0'ilica°1arrirssa'papdlyiliVoCAUGHEY 8a-HOL111E-
STEP, Barristers. &c., Seaforth. 425
DOR SALE—Soath half- Lot 1, Con. 11, Grey,
r containing 60 acres, adjoining the village of
Brussels ; Bed lot ifl suitable for park lots ; for
farther particulars apply to Wad. GRAHAM,
proprietor, or to C. R. cooPER, Brussels. 448o
JI FOR SALE.—North half of Lot 12, Con.
L 18, Mcliillop, containing 75 aoreo, 40 cleared, 1
ballade well timbered, with good baildings ; for
side cheap and on easy terms of payment. Apply
to bleCAUGHWY & HOLMESTED, Seaforth. 449
DARK LOTS FOR SALE.1-Containing 5 acres
• osch, adjoining the Town of Seaforth. The
most desirable sitaation for private residences.
Teams reasonable, with immediate possession.
apply WE, W, C. MEYER, Barrister, Seaforth,
or to L, Harpurhey, 441
110ROPERTY FOR SALE,—For eerie on resson-•
• able terms, a desirable property sititated on
Main street, Seaforth. A good business stand,
which are two stores, with a -dwelling over.
Apply to the proprietor or to Wm. Campbell,
geaforth. 3. proprietor
Ifawtry.. 442
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DROPERTY F011 SALE.—That valuable prop-
1- arty on Goderieh Street occupied by the Goder-
ichManufacturing Company as a Machine Shop.
Also dwellinghouse andlot adjoining. The above
property will be gold on easy terjins. For particu-
lars apply to GRAY & SCOTT. 489
QUIZ rener FOR SALE—In the thriving
• eta salubrious village of Bayfield; 20 acres of
land, with house, barn and stable; orchard of
choice fruit, trees in boring; never -failing sapply
of hard and soft water on the premises. Possess-
ion as agreed upon, C. R. COMMANDER, Bay -
fields
ilitUILDING LOTS IN SEAFORTH FOR SALE
41 —Dr. COLEMAN, having laid out the grounds
reeently occupied as a Driving Park into Bu -
Ing Lots, is prepared to dispose of lote on reason-
able terms to any who may desire them. Parties
desiring to purchase should make immediate ap-
plication. 8114
PROPERTY FOR SALE.—Two lots, with a 2
story frame house and bang, situated on the
Market Square, Seaforth. The premises have
been used as an egg packing erstablishment, and
are well adapted for any public bagmen. For
particulars apply to the proprietress, Mrs. MAL-
Seaforth, or to D. GORDON, Goderieh,
Ontario. 481
TislIFTY ACRE FARM FOR SALE.—East ,34- Lot
10, Con. 8, Hallett ; there are 40nteres cleared,
improved and uuderdrained, the remaining 10 is
well timbered with hardwood ; there aro fair
buildings on the promisor; : gauged about 8
miles from Sea forth and Clinton, and 11 miles
from Kinburn, on a good gravel road. Fair fur-
ther particulars apply to GEORGE MANN, CO -
stance P . 0. 44044
FA 1131 FOR SALE.—Part Lot No. 3, Con. 7,11.
R. S., Taekersraith, containing 75 acres, about
40 of which are eleared and in a good obste of cul-
tivation; the remainder is well timbered with
valuable hardwood; there is a large frame burn
and other excellent oeitbuildine"'%; is Situated 5
miles frorn Seaforth, on a goodroad. For fur-
ther particulars aptly to JAMES CUMMING,
Egmondville P. O. 4484'4
P011 SALE,—For Sale, LotNo. 7, Con.
▪ 10, Morris, r45 containing 64 aeres of avouch
are cleared, well fenced and in a good. state of
cultivation; the remainder is well timbered.
There are 4 acres of choice fruit firees bearing,
s good log house and frame stable. Is 1 mile
from the Blyth station of the London, Huron and
Brace Railway. For further particulars to JOHN
LUDLAM ou the premises, or to W. CLEGG,
Blyth. 425
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Villn FOR SALE IN T (JOREIISMITH.----130-
1" ing Lot27, Con. 4,"L. R. 8., containing 200
acres, '160 acres eleared, 180 aeres in a good state
of cultivation 20 acres [excellerat pasture, well
fenced. sue we:tercel, hag good barns and stables,
root cellars for 200 loads. This is a good terra, 4
miles from Seaforth station, 8 miles from Brace -
field eheeee factory, on s goad gravel road. For
farther particulars apply to 301IN LAWRENCE,
Egmondville P. 0. 443-4*
VALUABLE l'ROPERTY FOR SALE.—For
• sale that comfortable aud commodious resi-
dence on John Street, the property of Mr. Albert
Sperling. The house is new, is well finished, and
W12414138 Senn rooms • besides closets together
with a wood shed, collar, and all necessary im-
provements, Hard and soft water. Two lots
planted with ehoice fruit trees. Tonna easy.
Possession immediate. Apply to Mr. ALBERT
SPAR,LING: " 444
PARMS FOR F3ALE.—Weet half of Soutfahalf of
j" Lot 18, Con. 8, Morris, Aaron County, contain-
ing 60 Rem, The above lot is all burih, of the
beetquality, and is only air. miler; from Brussels ;
also south half of Lot 19, Con. 13, monis, Huron
Ceanty, 100 acres, alsoall busts and the best of
Heil, 6 miles frorn Brussels etation, G rout Western
Railway. Fur price and terms opply to 0. 14;
COOPER, Brussels, or to CALVIN A. CAMP-
BELL, Seafortb. 13. 0,, - 4480
`ARM FOR SALE.—Yor Sale, Lot 12. Con. 0,
liellett, coneleting 01100 acres of lend, 40 stores
cleared, aud the balauce well timbered with hard-
wood, There is a log house, Hided, a 1 ramo barn
and oatbaildinge, a good well, and a young bear-
ing orehard crf tagoice fruit trees Situated 8 miles
from Seu.antla, 6 miles from Clinton, le from
ginharn, Terme made known on application on
the prernisee. Possession given I tronedittoely.
ELIZABETH HALVE Y, Comitance P. O. 480
PARM FOR SALE.—For Sale, Lot NI°. 29, Con.
0, Hibbert, containing 100 acres, 0( of winds
are cleared. free of stump:, well fer: a, and in
- lirst-class cultivation. A bum (elx40, nearly new,
a shed and stable 80x30, a driving shed- D.Sx 40 , a
brick root hone° and a epienlid brick dwelling
helm, and all other noceseary ontbuildinge. A
good orchard and well watered. Tiiid 'is one of
the most, de:girowe ferule in this been° eonn-
tirlY;L:e.nn OIL8y. Apply to the proprietor on the
preraiees, or to Eginoradville P. 0. .UEOR442
OBLESTLALEl CALii0
An in teregg °CIL Inelde
Chin lie llomerte
DIG FEST A.NDLITT E rEET.—HOW
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AND anoie.--EniONOXY QF /SPACE.
HOLIDAY. -801.7D TO
SANTA
I will take back e
about not believing that any C
men have feet only .three inc
The great big -footed 1 hinese I w
tramp bareh ded th ough t
California ha% as ueua
ugliest, fiat -so ed, bi 'ankle
tremities Itev saw. Their
generally abo half s big
leaving the he 1 and. if the
foot projectin over heir San
other day I h. rd t t a Chine
rank had latel com with Iter
on a visit to S 1 nta B there, fill
were only two nche and tyre
long. Makin inqui ies of
boy, An Fey, s to where
lady with littl: feet puld be
me her husba, was cous
proprietor of wash house -
she was stayi there. So
by several lad s and gentle
ed the ironin L oom, where
then, clothed viihi e drave rti
gowns, were utting the g!10
linen. On th table by each i
was a yellow asin flllcd wa
the garment t be oothe
out, rough -d d on he table,
man, suddenl duck ng his h
bowl, sucked p ja outhfi
d
afinesj
the
ozen
salable
med'
s been
ver ,th
deal
teued
CZ A 'PAINTER
44.11BARA, Ma
ery word
GE
against the w.
PRI' FOR RALE,--Foi Salo, I,ut No.24, Con, as much at ea
HEY WASH
A CHINESE
IN OIL.
18, 1876„
ever said
inese wo-
es long.
men who
e streets of
,hing, the
sh'edaperis. eaxre
s
t eir feet,
le of the
als. The
e lady of
husband
her feet
-quarters
11 laundry
th. Chinese
se n, he told
t s Sing Lee,
'me and
mpanied
I enter-
ozen hea-
nd white
on stiff
ner there
r and after
as spread
he China-
• • 0 over the
1 of water,
e h through
.
loses. The
e spurting
t e hum of
tel after the
scharged,
mpene
ry ; then
in the same
which he spu e in
his closed tee1 ove
noise made •a
water in that a r
sewing mach'
s.
mouthful of t r h
the iron is ui
place until i
p
another spot inoi
way.
0
Sing Lee o rte usly jon. ucted u
through the w shhous, here men
were beating o hes with b m oo sticks,
scrubbing the i to e suds i 'h bambo
brushes, and hi I a boy w cookin
dinner in a bi p t o er a ttl furnace,
to a range of o r he ike thps of ocea
steamers, and, li tint the ctirt ins Of the
bed, introduc s ts the lady .ysaying
"This is my uisin. The 'man im-
mediately rose from the bed on whit
she was sittid , and extended her han
to us saying,; 1 ow do." he husban
was sitting b h r si e, hold • g a boy
year old. 114 was very pleas d at ou
visit, and pro d of the notibe e took o
his boy, who was already eased i
trousers and g n, and wore red sil
turban cap on .i head. The wife wa
more elegantL dresed thar a y Chines
I had yet seen Her hair was elaborate
ly dressed, aU astened up in puffs an
coils by long d dgevshaped pi s of gold
Mer gown, or 'obe, vas loose, extende
to the knee, a it haJI big loo e sleeves
distended by 1 i4opsJ Fier r be was o
dark blue silk einboidered w th yello
and red silk; er arns had. sea eral brace
let ornaments her 1tands aver small ant
well formed, a d co ered with ings ; sh
wore big hoop 4f g id in her ears; sh
had a pretty ace oval-eha ed, larg
eyes, small le .0 h, 4nd dirnpl d cheeks
She smiled fre 1jenty as we converse
with Sing Lee lint ook no p rt in th
conversation. t ink she inly coul
speak a very few entenees. When
said we wante3 to s e her foo , she evi
dentiy unders wad, s r she la ghed, an
put out -her t y, psinted slip rs. I go
on my Knee, lel sok her f ot in m
lap and exaini d it closelse a d measur
edit.
1'001-3 E1' 6R WA WI
The foot an eg ere boOnc
white satin, appa ently sle
around the li is li, rherc we
gold around h r an les ; her
ured 10 inche in - ircumfer
smallest place he foot er
I
long, two inch br ad in the
one inch at th to '• over th
in band or-sto kinshe *or
slippers embro dere in silver.
pers came aim st t a point
She could onl lwal by and
which was on he � ed beside
with its aid, h r w lk was li ping a
painfully slow Ti e doll h by foot
elaborately de mat d in blu and silve
hanging to the big ankle, w ieh was, •
course, dispres orti nately 1., gc, look
anything but and ome, acco ding to
standard of a 'stoe, atically • oldedlim
and feet. He leg. looked 1 e sticks
wood whittle do • • to a poi t for a-fo
—but shwas evid nay ver vain of h
deformity. er b by, one y ar old, h
feet five melee ion 1; but he as a bo
andentitled to was om of lim
It looked inc f!gr
gold, silver, s tin
little crippled sVo
room back of wa
and living i th
11.
ed an 1
find
ose
epe
like 'dice. 1
hrough the
J s w, under
•i that itir
les it, the fro
d earned t
no here, sl
ables o
0.
tightly i
'ed neatl
bands
nkle mea
nee at i
inch
•iddle, an
white sa
blue 'Bab
The sli
t the to
f her can ,
er, Even
id
0
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RIDIAY
JULY 21, 1876.
01111181I
The upper porch 's hting with
Chinese lanterns rimmed With
gilt ornaments. , Ye Went throu
gambling roora of the first
where money w s clinking and
voices shrieking a -horrible m
and ascending thoi stairs in the
the room, entered the temple, or
dedicated to the orship of Joss.
nese insoriptions ii boards hung
the wall. The flo r wail bare, and
al small tabl' s set arelessly areun
one of thes, stand, two men were
ing tea out of cu i* the 'size of w
They chant • o first' one, 'then the
then in finis on ;It eir faces were s
throng of C inese, but we could
1.
and they w re s rounded by a
3i
idea of wha the , were trying
After one v rse :of their strange w
feline song, they men took a tin
tea, and the strdek up a wail
After a ha f hour of this amus
another Chi ese took down from
on the wall kind of banjo, and t
.
the strings in eecompamment.
Chinese fid e was inlaid with ivo
pearl, and be IboX or body f
strument w., s covered with snake
anaconda shin, glilttering, matalli
ing, covere with ittle scales t
li
like fine inl id wo k.
lored
many
h the
floor,
sh411
dley,
ear of
house
Chi -
round
sever-
. At
d rin k -
hints.
other,
silent
et no
do.
ming
sip of
again.
ment,
nail
anged
This
y and
e in -
skin,
-look-
t look
A LAMP THAT OLDS OUT TO EU X.
, The altar' of the !foss was curtain d and
draped in crimson,and many gli tering
gilt spangles and rnaments were hang-
ing about. Just !under the pie are of
their idol these is a little crystal h nging
lamp filled Wi till the oil of the co oanut,
in which th' thre d -like wick is urled.
i
This -lamp i neve • allowed to go ut day
or night. eloW he lamp, on a table,
is spread ri e, wine, candy, and f Mt for
ile we
the god.
where in th
just got a
they were havieg
had the new Joss.
the Joss did. "WI
"Melican go to chi
talkee to big if oss
boy go to Joss ho
cto old Joss in a
want to be good
China boy wants
hpuse, all a same
There is in Santa' Barbara abo
dozen Christian ChinaMen, belon
the Presbyterian lebuSch. - The
their regular corneir at the left aid
• pulpit. It 0 a st dy tome, as I
a pew mid th centre aisle,
the rustlin silks nd rattling fan
fashionable audie e,e, t(!) see one
these twelve men alk quietly do
side aisle, and dresed in their
garb, crowns ehavotn, and cues ha
their bee* take their seats and 1
intently, so breatlilesslie it seems
words of their belovedlpastoe.
when the Contribiftion box goes
, John's silver tnak4s often a loud
as it drops in the I• late than the
d I suspect w
cents the laun.
oiler.
Chinese tel us w
Joss house that thy had
new oss from Chi4a, and
east da,y beeline° they
I arsked what good
by," said my heathen,
rchee, singee, prayee,
p in a skyee. China
se, singee and prayee
house. Melita man
ee, prayee to Joss ;
o goodee, go o Joss
hristian."
1, litaattey, eoritahling 97 aeree, more or 1080, in her ellirtain
SO of whieh aro cleared, well fenced, and in a
state of good crativatiou, the balance is well tim , . „
erican ladies
bored. There in a frame burn arid etable; and house. one
good new frame lionge with stono cellar, kitchen , good-bye, aud
wood shedand all other convouloneeff. A never- us in.a parrot -
failing well and a good bearing orchard. Is 2 ,
,, r 1... g.
.,,m,,i„les from Bra -exude staffer; and • 4 miles from .ing lace uack&
Clinton. A gravel road leaainef to cash pier: in wash -house, a
Atply to tarn a 1.0. TH disarranged c
P AREN. 54 long ironing
FARM FOR, SALE. --For on reaeonable on the fioor, a
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Acres, 70 ef which, aro cleared, well fumed, in who wash an
terms, Lot 4, Cou. 2, gtauley, eontaining 100
belance timbered with the Inai wood; bui1411105 under their ir
• tireaciass cultivation and free from dumps, the
comfortable; n good yenta; cog:lend of trait trees; space, and no
the millionaire, A
rich man gives fiv,
or cook giv es one
eafeenrn SING CHINAMA
I Ah Quin is one the most ast
successful busines men of the cit
runs an extensive laundry, a Chi
telligence Office, Chinese store
ing tea, silk and hinese toys, a
a line of garbage wagons, and v
gardens, frOul ivh h men carry
on long poles, g °vier their sh
containing celery, asJ lettuce a
flowers the year r und, bringing
ad not alone
yourdpo r, verybut
• every room
re told to leav
house, lint
d with the ex
Quin is no
variety of
zealous an
gallery.
tive photo
tends to g
tablishme
muche mo
J"
oor,
hroug
1 they
satisfi
is en
apt
h Qu
ro,phe
back
t in II
ey."
The oth
r day,
the Saturday ev
Ford and. wife,
cago as th ir hom
on canvas a few
have loite d a ye
the canon aid m
bara—a inese,
door and
examined
there are
the walls,
go throug
Y aoapopromacahne
same as o
whichtcntibot
a crystal
and live o
rise, but e i
udent in a pho
• says ther ar
in China, an
nd set up .a
ng Kong, nd
idle I was a
ing reception of H.
ists—who clam Chi -
and came he
California see
r, making' sk
unpins of Sa,
nglLee, ta,pp d at the
es. 11
, and a4
hes or
ours to
g, as he
" Mehl.
ne ; all
rew at-
ene, ia
ut-lin ed
camorek
t one
ing to
have
of the
sit in
amidst
of the
y one,
n the
trange
ing to
ten so
to the
notice
round
r clink
• ime of
en the
;y boy
Chinamen and the freedom from rags and-
itfi.ilethstoafteth3.e poor foreigners of the Mimi-
-
Canada,
The merchants of Toronto have formed
n early closing association.
—Last Sabbath night Lord Cecil
reached to a large congregation in Me-
Hall,Hamilton.
ng last week 20 Mennonites and
h emigrants arrived at Toronto.
er left for Manitoba, while the
le about Toronto.
w was arrested last week in
having in his possession dia-
lved at $22,000, of which he
give a satisfactory account.
Prof. Caven of Toronto, and
Smith, of Galt, officiated at the
morning nd evening services at the open-
ing of the new Presbyterian church in
Kincardine on Sunday the 9th inst.
—A d ughter of Mr. 3. Armstrong, of
Eramosa
bust, by
tying h
head f r
—A a meeting of clergymen
in ±iamfl-
ton,a res lution was passed and concurred.
in by 18 inisters, discountenancing Sab-
bath fenaals, except in case of absolute
necessity
Thos. Elmes, Sr., of Blenheim
sowed a field of barley on the
f May, and reaped a fine crop
sday, 12th of July, 73 days af-
, or 62 days' after it appeared
and Beechwood, East Wil -
ions of thePresbyterian church,
ti rendered vacant, consequent
ignation of Rev. R. Chambers,
cepted a call to the Presby-
urch of Whitby, Ont.
, Preston, six years of age,found
u to a Great Western Railway
train at Harrisburgeand. was
y Constable Bailey to London.
ant home yesterday, his parents
le having been greatly alarmed.
ence.
Gunthler, an employee of the
ewery, was accidentally killed
Grand Trunk Railway -crossing,
day of last week, by the Buffalo
oing west. Much sympathy is
is bereaved wife and family.
Methodist Church of Canada
5 per member to the Mission
the support of its numerous
les through the Dominion, the
Islands and Japan. -This is the
dative amount, so far as known,
urch in the world.
Sas. Sinclair, wife of one of the
d River settlers, arrived at Win -
En Francisco by one of the
mers. Mrs. Sinclair left that
t in 1854 ; consequently things
aged somewhat during her ab -
Mime
—D
0 En
he for
tter Bet
—A J
oronto,
ends, v
could no
Rev
Rev. Mr
li
committed suicide on the 13th
putting a gag in her mouth,
r hands behind, -and jumping
most into a barrel of water. 0e,
—3 •
townshi:
first d y
on W d
,ter so
above
—N
lien*
have
on the
who h
terian C
—Cha
his way
passenge
brought
He was 8
meanwhi
at his abl
—Geo.
Ballen b
at Ratho
on Thiire
expreSs
felt forh
1 —The
pays $1.8
Fund Pr
missiona
Burned
largest r
of an Y cli
—Mrs
oldest ite
nipeg ro
last sea
settlethen
have dm
f.„
Bence.
—Doc r Whiting, for many years a
resideOt f. the County of Waterloo, died.
very Suddenly at Berlin on Saturday
the 8th ihst., after a short illness. The
, Who was 54 years old, was very
re
✓ e practice in that town.
t t e Teachers examination for the
Waterloo, there were in all 80
s, divided as follows : 2 for first
for second class; and about 60
class, all showing as in other
the third-class largely pre-
il
ir
ta
ee
re
•
te and
. He
• ese in-
onta,in-
d owns
getable 1
askets
ulders,
d cauli-
hem to
• your
n your
Ah
nt and
DOW a
graph
no na-
he in-,
rge esel
"make
tending
e to put
•es, and
Phee in
ta Bar-
ked t see the pictu
yip
eech 'cture carefall
ver t huudred el(
it too hi several
.
them B fore leavi
Mr. 'ord saying
eke ictares very
t door " Be then
a lit le Woodland s
lders, Ns land ferns
ool, iged. in by s
ks, ' bag e glimpse of purpl
f them, and said h
water was, and hoW
is it worth? Mr. FordI
was $600, "1 tak
counted out the gol
rise of the ertist anl,
ilia]. away the picture
lin It few days e return
learn to p int iikp
my last evisi to Mr,
1 Chinese a student
e corner at is ease,
he shows re • arkable
he anti-cooli meetin
not be , su ieient
away from Ameri
ave taste4 of he frui
out by the h nd of t
i g these line I he
t, and see go g by y
Hie clack of Chin:e
.
hinese, wa ing all ill
other, talki at the
apparently the air,
ook around into the
e person wl om they
t is a sin ula fact thtit
✓ imsaaniC b aYndti atl, it° °thl lab rdeti
11
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oil= free mountain bac
Ours to SO so mu'h knew wh re th t
rid jewels 'on one po r much mo ey w
an, Ratan in a lit le told him he pr
la house, ud dressing
bunk o a bed s it," he re lied;
notes, to he eu
ut she s emeci to e his friend , and
leave as much ro m under his arm,
feet by ur as A 1- ed and exited
in a tw nty-room .d raicae, •/le a
aigedain„:00h .nbywee„ id Ford's st dio
•
e follow
rk steami
he sligh
ounded t
10
These Chine u erste d
inch of
1
altfo well watered ; withia 1/ miles from KipPoll waste.
and 4 miles from Brucelield etations, and 10 miles
from Seaforth, Clinton and Exeter, with gravel After leavi
rondo leading to oath plac. Thie is a elloice We wandered
farm and is deserving tioaattintion of pin -chaffers. ter of the tow
Aeple on the premises or to Hippen P. 0, 'WM,
BLAIR, Jr, N.G‘hreindesi!wflangeall
surrounded t
flag was there • or:
for China bo ;"
boy no work t
ton's birthda
further anoth
same, Odd Fe low
er, " All a sa e h.
house is an ol t
with porches xte
FM FOR SALE.—For Sale, Lot /o. 1, Con.
6, Ilulltt, coutaining 100 aeres, about 86 acres
cleared, well fenced, free from stamps and in good
cultivation, and free from fonl weedo • thl bal-
- 'wee le wen timbered; there is a two-sec:grey stone
house, and good benne sheds and stables, also a
goo(' orchard; there is a never -failing spring
ereek running through the farm; on a good grevel
road, within 6 miles of Seaforth, milers from
Clinton, and from Ifluburn ; this is one Of the
beet Janne in Huron; terms easy; apply an the
premises or to Constance pOet °Mee- JAMES
HeMIOLUEL, 449
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hro
in
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Lee'ff e
h the 0
d espied
rem the
eroivd
o, and as
One aai
another
all a
iirsu g my inqui
fhnnant a a wearing
' celebrat on ;" ano h- their soe
ristnias, ' The J s and the
o -story obe h se, -have
ding fro # both flo • rs. mark co
was paint ng th
and Mr. l'ord.
g talent.
on this c
ie eradicate
t room, be Is the Chin
at the na u of knowl
ep and li e g• New se
the fio Asia
economy of the stran
oom goes to voices in
11
tablisbm
inese qu
graud
Joss bou
f men
ed what
"Bi.
11
gg C
e Wash'
door six
nd a
afgt
or dri
se wh
ge he
orldl "
P63
fe en it
he atie
r seireia
nt a row, one after,
top of th voidef
for they never
countena • ce of t
are addr ssin.
the Chin
always g
Another
they are
ing,
1
r-
e.
ho
he
ay
na
f4 -
les
1 1
0
Docto
much
very la.
County
appliean
class; 1
for third
Counties
dominati
—The
den's wi
red silk
George t
the inapr
pierced
or baron
and no d
pected, and. at one time had a
e may be seen arty dayein Mars-
dow, James street, Hamilten, a
flag, which was 4presented by
e III. to Chief Brant. It bears
ss of active service, having been
ith bullets and cut with sword
t. It is an interesting relic
ubt highly prized by its owner.
--Edwiird Hanlon, of Toronto has pluck-
-ily pope ded to the challenge of Alex-
ander Bayley, of St. John, N.B., to row
any Man in the Dominion. Hanlon will f
meet Br
expeeses
him at
penses.
aside.
—On
C
merit, d
recip en
tion y
testiMonal consisted of a magnificent set
of electr plate of seyen pieces, neatly
engrave
-- At •he examination for teachers' cer-
tificates in Stratford, Perth County,
there w e 89 candidates for third-class
certifica es, 19 for second-class, and 2 for
firt-iclas We understa,nd that the ap-
.
plitts for second-class were all unsue-
ces ul • t one, the questions being ex-
tremely difficult, especially in arith-
metic.
—At he teachers' examinations for
the con ty of Peel, only two out of 14
second -c s candidates, and nine out of
55 third class, have survived the examin-
ation, o the arithmetic and dictation pa-
pers, th minimum marks required being
one- alf the total forsecondse and 1 -third
for hir -class. Some 20 school's will be
thrown acant unless the board. 1881.I.e8
per,
John Conolly, Con. 10, Minto,
els, hold the biggest deer's horn yet.
He ick d it up while logging a piece of
new lan,. and thinks it will beat any
the kind found. in °uteri°. The
hough much decayed and broken,
4sent five prongs, and must have
6 feet in length. The diameter
tt is now six inches. How this
se neveil walk si e b
single ile, one afte
trange ing about th
ever raged and un
ve nev r yet seen
dirty torn ga
are al a s as whi
r sandais rim and
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ho
re
str
gr
eh'
ed
ha
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fre
fo
w.
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ga
tie
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to
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LffleIGITAN ublimisera.
51 34* a Year, in ad auce.-
tor of this' dastardly act .to justice.
Birmingham is the same gentleman
o figured. prominently in the recent
re scandal.
' e Galt peoplewere disgusted with
e's Mammoth Circus Enterprise, their
f 1 anticipations of something greed
such a shock as to forever de -
heir faith in circuses.
Neddrie, a newly arrived ethi
nt from Scotland, died at Guelph
fever, on the 10th inst., and was b
he samenight for fear of contagion.
Come to purchase a farm for
On Monday, the 10th inst., Mess
son and Grant, of Ingersoll, ship
Listowel, three car loads of ehe
the Liverpool and Glasgow marke
chased from Messrs. Collins & Har
minion Factory, Elma.
One day last week a brutal assa it
s made upon a man named Hemph 11,
m Listowel, by three men in the M
House Kincardine. Two of the p
have been laseen arrested. Hemphill is
cal state.
Mitchell has had what happily f
ns in can "a woman figh
e fair ones in question chose' Sunday
fo their pugilistic exploits, doubtl
havine in regard the old adage of " he
better the day the better the deed."
e directors of e Elma and Wall
A ic Itural Society are makinkaarrange-
m nt for a reaping match, in cennection
wi h he above Society. This will be a fit -
ti • g o portunity for having the eompaa-
ti e exits of the different machines thor-
ou tested.
S.' Catharines borrowed $28,000 frOm
th Hon. W. H. Merritt, and garve
h. els collateral secinity,$200000 st-dek
in
pr
re
rn
eiv
to ply his nefarious trade within the
limits of the town, he would make him
uaintegil with the insid2 of thelock-
. It supposed that the fellow
Made himself -scarce, for he was not
again seen:- about town, nd we have
heard of very few cases of parties being
sWindled,
—On Tuesday afternec last week,
in a buggy
on lot 20,
r, and while
e vehicle, the
e of Mi. Jas.
's daughter,
her little girl,
p the child
ting in with
the little one the horse waS whipped into
about 3 a4ock, two men
1.0! s000drewndupooto4oes•thesiosnehToorlafriu
Is hAerrd,pranOOdced
e Om of them remained in t
sedendtointghewhear
cher
ho was iti the house with
get him a pail, picked
and ran to the buggy. Ge
•
s.
s,
1
ci
11
the Welland Railway. The a
ved worthless and now the "ci
uses to consider the claim Of
rritt's heirs for the money loan
is is decidedly sharp practice and v
ch like this so-called city's manne
eting its obligations.
Daring the performance of Co
cu S 'at Guelph, the other night,
ver Of one of the chariots was thro
t, and the horses ran away. A te
attempted to stop them, when
5 rim over and seriously injured.
s been sent to Toronto Hospital.
excitement among the audience was
te sce many being afraid that the ho
w)uld dash into the seats, but no ot
ca' uality happened.
to
00
hi
r.
d.
ry
of
e's
he
11t -
he
he
in-
eers
1.
—arg Friday, the 7th inst., Mr. A am
fe4 a respectable young man of Lo ran
ihip, was working in a field, nd.
in ;overcome with the heat he as
liged. to retire to the house. In the
enihg he showed signs of being out of
Mind, and continued to grow w rse
u til aow he is a raving maniac. The
c e is indeed a most sad one, and his
ily have the sympathy of the ceni-
m nity.
—A band of rowdies, to whom Pro es -
s nts appear to be an eyesore, are ea mg
insiderable disquietude in Point St.
arks. The Protestants were on the
tch all Friday night fearing an att ck.
bit fit. Charles is a part of Montr al,
ou h the authorities of that city do
t sem to be in a hurry to punish t ose
ho wrecked a hotel on Wedneal
on (I the volunteers on Thursday, s nd
pt quiet citizens from sleeping on ri-
y light. •
fa
•
-s
— here was an immense turn ou
rangemen - in St. Marys on July 1
The procession was nearly lf mil
1 ngth. Several arches and ba
ere thrown across the streets. he
ayor was asked to have the arches re-
oved, but having no authority. in the
as sue ,
whole. I
rd many E4tern peop e here te-
aming t e neat f et of
yley if he will take reasonable
on Toronto bay, or he will row
achine, eaeh paying his own ex -
The match is to be for $500
he evening of Monday, tbe 17th
t. Alex. Fraser, of the Govern
dge, Challenge, was made the
of a grand sup,per and presenta-
he people of Kincardine. The
1
1
its,
Mr.
. :
thing of
horn, al
has at p
rneasUre
at tie b
mo ter could have navigated through the
bus is mystery.
—}-Mr
plo of
011
of 1 t
so e ev
to he
tha he
de ee o
fun ral
ve lar
cerTam
that he
celebra
Mister
In DS
Robt, Birmiegham, in the em -
Messrs. Hughes Brothers, Tor-
ving been married on Thursday
eek to a`young lady in Toronto,
1 -disposed person sent a notice
lobe of Friday morning, stating
died suddenly at the resi-
his father-in-law, and that the
ould take place on Friday. A
e nutnber of people called to as-
e cause of his death, supposing
ree,eived, a sun -stroke while
ng the 12th of July, he being
one of the eity lodges. Every
ill be taken to bring the perpe-
1 1
of
th.
in
ers
atter he refused to interfere. A
ixpeoted through the night, hu
rangemen patrolled the town and t
as 'fortunately no disturbance.
—Am old pensioner who arrive
ininipeg last week relates a most
vorable experience of the difficult
Tiding emigrants travelling by the
th route to Winnipeg. He says
wing to the station master at that
ot being out of bed before the cars s
d, the passengers were unable to s
hrdugh tickets to Winnipeg, the r
at gall° and moth& left almost frau
The perpre-
last seen to
rs of a mile
t$c at e loss of her child.
trators of the outrage were
turn east a•bout three -three
from the sehool-house.
—Private letters from M
Who accompanied the ship
in elieese Philadelphia„
witbs g the intense be.
the cheese ached its desti
feet order, having been fo
ef the Greed Trunkventdated cars,which
are unequa,lled for carrying perishable ar-
ticles. Mr. Caswell considers the display
Canadien cheese very cteditabie, and.
filly equal to any shoven by American
factorymeil. • It has been arranged that
in addition to the grand cenapetition in
etober, sPecial exhibitis a August and
eptemberi cheese will be made, and
awards giVea Sons to epsure a con -than -
us distils*.
r. E. Caswell,
ent of Canad-
tate that not -
t of last week
ation in per-
arded in one
row,
the
ere
in I
nu-
at- -
Du -
that
lace
rt-
ufe
stilt
eing that by payment of several Ares
nd various delays the cost of the trip
here, was threefold what it should ave
een.
—A young scamp called Chris.
ut Wholes right name is Chris. 0
roke out of Guelph jail on Mond
Wit week, and has since then not
mad of. Smith received his Bente
our months only last week for ro
r It. SinlOne, of Eramoea of his
n the public highway. The follow
description of the escaped
e is about 20 years of age, stands
inches in height,dark hair and pro
ng eyes, with a hatehet-sha
'Own he left the jail he was e
rison garb.
--Among the other mail matter which
me to the Musselburgh pst office the
ther evening, appeared an Italian queen
ee, sent by Mr. S. II. Mitchell, St.
arm through the mail, an exped.
• ent to see whether she co Id be carried
afely in that way or not. She was two
ays under way, only cost minon letter
°stage, arrived all sofind, nd was intro-
tteed by Mr. D. Cha ers, "Honey
rove " (who was the rec pient) into a
olony of s, and we le+ that she is
oing wel . Both these entlemen are
horoughly practical apiar ans, and we
eel justified in saying tha any experi-
ent in the bee business f iling in their
ands need hardily be ried by any
thers.
—A sad case of drovvnin took place at
he 12th Concessionbridge, ear the Dum-
ries and 131enheim town line, .on Satur-
ay night, the 8th inst., hi& resulted
in the death of a young ma named Ar-
hibald Barnett, aged 18, on of Mr. An
rew Burnett, formerly of North Duna -
ries, butnow of Blenhci It appears
hat deceased along with another young
an by the name of Woo went to bathe
n SmitlfB creek. Burnet got in deep
ater, took cramps and d appeared be -
ow the .strface. The ala m was at once
aised and every effort ma e to find. hint,
ut the body was not (I covered until
our hours after he went down. The
vent cast quite a gloom o er the neigh-
orhood, and much sy pathy is ex-
ressed for the parents.
—In April 19.st a num
were received by the
lechancs' Institutes of Ontario, in com-
petition Mr two prizes of $40 and $20 re-
spectively, for the first and second best
essays on "Mechanics' Institutes, and
the best means of improving them." The
gentlemen who kindly' consented to act
as judges were Professor Gbldwin Smith,
Mr. Matthew Sweetnam,
eadek T. Jones, a majority
awarded the first prize to
the essay bearing the mot
the mechanic a better
better mechanic," Mr. G
riss, City Hall, Toronto, a
prize to the writer of the
the motto, "To make the
inecha.rue and the mechanic
Mr. Richard Lewis, teach(
&c., Toronto.
✓ .of essays
dation of
and. Mr. Fred -
of whom have
the writer of
" To make
the man a
rge B. Mor -
d the second
ssay bearing
man a izetter
a better sn,"
r of elocution,
—On the day of Cole's 4ircus at Strat-
ford, a Qennan from South Easthope en- -
tered the tent of a side Shove, pitched
ti
alongside the old Ulnion otel, where a
giant and giantess were on exhibition.
The peoPle were undoub dly huge, but
the shoNV was nothing more than a blind,
for no sooner bad our Tut•onic friend.
seen the curiosities than he was impor-
ith, tuned to try bis luck 4 a gambling
rtis, game. This he declined ;to do, not be
y of 1 ing acqOainted with the gam, when
been i the shasper asked him ,if he could
ce of ' change some $10 bills. kb e thought he
bing could, and pulled out a handful of money,
atch which the sharper grablied and made
tracks. The unfortuiiate !farmer irame-
diately notified the police,but the Blimp-
er was nowhere to be found. It is but
fair to sey that the show in questionhad
no connection with the circus, as Mr.
Cole has put down witha
attempt at gaanbling in
his exhiition,
1 —Mr; T. J. Demers a
ng is
ner
feet
rud-
face.
ad iln the
--A number of houses have r
built on homestead claims nea
rson. Manitoba. Immigrants co
to arrive, Mennonites, French, Mor
Americans, and Canadians, The F
it is said, are finding excellent wat
their reserve at a moderate depth.
bridge over the Jo River, near Em
is about completed. Money was
raised by subscription for the ne
plank. The grain crop continues
as fine as possible. A car load of
ere just landed here will go far to
securing the hay crop. The atten
at the public school continuesi toin
Werk both on the Church of E
and. on the steamboat -wareho
hindoed by the absence of suitabl
ber.
—On Friday afternoon last w
wll-dressed man ae,costed chiefcon
Wilson, of Stratford, and askin
whether he was chief of pollee
town, said that be had become
ed with the chiefs of ToronarEta
London; &e, and had found the
obliging ofdeials. He then tend
$5 bill to Wilson telling him top
in his pocket and keep his eyes
and adding, that should the day
he wouldn't raind shelling out
V. Wilson indignantly
bribe and gave the gambler, for
was, to =dent -said that if he a
ently
Em
tinue
01381
nch,
r on
The
nen,
being
ear
1001
move4 party Teton Sioux, numbering 40 -
ard warrior: They were dreSsed in Bulimia-
=
'ran hand.any
nneetion with
ntlyi
arrval
in Winnipe, Manitoba, ,from French -
town, Montana. He, vilth a party of
eight, left that place oe the 1th of
April, *ith 90 horses and 670 bead of
cattle. About twenty of !the latter and
a few heroes were lost. n the' 1st of
June, *hen near White ver, about 150
miles this side of the Cy1,p ress Hills, in
British territory, Mr. Donets met a war
clothes ----consisting only -a little blue,
red and yellow paint, feat ens, stc.—and
they a red flag anal ii garried a
scalp s
11 ek, the party be g well armed
with enry rifles. Belo e any warlike
demonstrations were e . de, a terrific
snow storm came up' and prevailed two-,
days.2 Mr, Deniers' pa y ininiediatly
camped on the boundi prairie, while
the Indians scooted, leavi • g one of their
nuttiber behind. Front in it woe as
certained that they wer on a bars°.
stealing and marauding Icpedition and
w
it as hard to convince that th:itock
wasnolt
or
nwot ethefrozeproa:cattle id. a fine stal-
)erty of t e British Gov-
lioernment—a pretext made if:Order to en-
suresafety. During the atom, it Was
ntheceenramoviry tong;exerbuciset uotthwis took', , ,dingand keep
efforts a few of the
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