The Huron Expositor, 1876-07-28, Page 1•
.JuLY 21, 1876.
3- -0-
THE MONTH OF WARM WEATHe
ER AND TRIPS TO THE
CENTENNIAL,
•
LAKES, AND
SEA -SIDE,
Preparatory to Leaving we recommend.
a visit to the
POPULAR DRY GOODS
CLOTHING HOUSE
OF SEAFORTII.
A. C. McDOUCALL & CO.,
4,'SD
SIGN OF THB
7 7 7
FOR
:Genuine _Bargains in Travelling*
Suits,
.Genuine Bargains in Thin Wooten
Clothing,
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Flannel Suits,
genuine Bargains in, Ca88intere
Palita.10071e,
Genuine Bargains in White Duck
Vests,
Haryains in Black, Alpaca
Coals,
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Bargain8 in, Linen Coats,
G'enuine Bargains in Summer Hata,
VienVine• .liargain in White and
Colored Sh-irts.,„ •
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NINT LI ICE A R.
WHOLE NO. 451.
BEAL ESTATE FOIL itiA.LE.
A Ben CRAME.-For Sale Cheap, three very
xi, desirable building lots, facing on Victoria
Were Sesforth. For particulars apply to E.
ountrioin a Con 447
-manal FOR SALE. --For Sale, a gpod Two
X Hundred Acro Farm in the Townsh' of Hul-
isti00rtety of Huron; well improved and vrith'
fair buildings. Price, $5,500. App y to A.
STRONG, Land Agent, SeafOrth. 447
elnis 1011 $ALE.-Easthalf Lot 1 , Con, 12,
1?
itelallop; also South 50 acres of Lo s 1 and 2
'.i0, Morrie, adjoining the Village 1 Blyth.
yaraienlar&PPlY to McCAIJOHEY & HOLME-
S D, Barristers, dzo Seaforth. 425
TIOR SALE--SOuth half Lot 1, Con. 11, Grey,
cenaafain,g 50 scree, adjoining the village of
Bowels; said lot is (suitable for park hate ; -for
further particulars apply to WM e BAHAM,
preprietor, or to C. R. COOPER, Brtuoi Is. 4480
'MEM FOB SALE. -North half of Lot 12, Con.
1 18, McKillop, containing 75 acres, 40 cleared,
balance well tirabered, with good buildings ; f or
sale cheap and on easy tonne of p&ymez t. Apply
BleCAUGHEY & HOLMESTED, Sea orth. 449
DOS LOTS FOR SALE -Containfi g 5 acres
JI each, adjoining the Towit of Beef° th. The
most desirable situation for private r sidences.
Terms reasonable, with immediate p seessjon.
• apply te H. NV, C. MEYER, Barrister, Seaforth,
or to L.10YER, Harparhey. 441
DROPERTY FOR SAI.E.-That valuJble
ertyon Goderich Street occupied by the Goder-
Mb Manufacturing Company as a _Machine Shop.
Also dwellinghonse andlot adjoining. The above
property will be sold on easy terms. For partien-
too apply to GRAY & SCOTT. 489
rtI7ILDI.NCI: LOTS IN SEAFOBTH 1144 SALE
J-1 -Dr. COLEMAN, having laid out the grounds
recently: occupied as a Driving Park into Bald-
ing Lots, is prepared to dispose of lots on reason-
able terms to any who may desire them. ' Parties
desiring to purchase should make immediate ap-
, rlation. - 864
7.7.7••••..••••••.•
101ROPERTY FOR SALE. -Two lots, with a 2
-L. story frame hoose and barn, situated on the
Market Square, Seaforth. The premises have
been used as an egg peeking establishment, and
are well adapted for any pnblie burliness. For
particulars apply to the proprietress, Mrs. MAL -
COM, Seaforth, or to D. GORDON, Goderieh,
Oaten°. 481
erALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE by Atte-
' tion in Seaforth-There will be sold by Public
Auction on Monday, August 7, at 4 o'clock P. M.,
that valnable property, owned by Mr. Scatter,
situated on Main Street, Seaforth. The property
la a good businese stand, on which are two stores
with a dwelling overhead. Terms Cash. X.
MATTER, Proprietor ; J. P. BRINE, Auction-
' set. 451
weer FOR SALE. -Part Lot No. 3, Con. 7, H.
L E. S., Tackeremith, containing 75 serest, about
, 40 of which are cleared and in a good state of cul-
tivation,- the remainder .Is well timbered with
valuable hardwood ; there is a large frame •barn
and other excellent outbuildings; is situated 5
miles from. Seaforth, on a good road. For par -
ther particulars apply to JAMES CITAIMING,
Egmondville P. 0. 44844
'LB! FOR SALE. -For Sale, Lot No. 7, Con.
x 10, Morris, containing 64 acres, 25 of whit h
are cleared, welIfenced and ins good state of
cultivation; the remainder is well timbered.
There are 4 acres of choice fruit trees bearing,
goodlo;• house and frame stable. Is 1 mile
from the Blyth station of the London, Huron and
Bruce Railway. For further partienlars to JOHN
InIDLAW on th o premises, or to W. CLEGG,
Myth, 425
VARM FOR SALE IN TIICHERSMITH,-Be-
x ing Lot27, Con. 4, L. It. S., containing 200
acres, 150 acres cleared, 180 acres in a good state
of caltivation'20 acres excellent pasture, well
feneed andwatered, has good barns a stables,
root cellars for 200 loads. This is agod. farm, 4
miles from Seaforth station, 8 -miles fr m Bruce -
field cheese factory, on a good gravel oad. For
further partieulars apply to JOHN LA VRENCE,
Egmondville P. O. 4184*
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOB SALE.-Poxl
sale that comfortable and commodious reeldenee on John Street, the'property of Mr. Albert.
Spading. The house i4 new, is well firlished, and,
contains seven rooms besides eloseeis together;
with a wood shed, cellar, and all necessary im-
provements. • Hard and soft water. Two lots
• planted with choice fruit trees. Terms easy.
• Possession immediate. Apply to Mr. ALBERT
BURLING. • 444
"FARMS FOR SALE. -West half of South half -of
Lot 18, Con. 8, Morrisf•Huron County, contain
ing 60 acres. The above lot is all bush, of th
best quality, and is only six miles from Brussels ;I
• also south. half of Lot 19, Con. 3, Morris, Huron
County, 100 acres, also all bush and the best of
soil, 6 miles from Brussels station, Gr at Western
• Railway. For price and terms appl to• C. R.
COOPER, Brussels, or to CALVIN A. CAMP.•
BELL, Seaforth P. 0. 443(
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LY 287 1876.
Brantford
MR. EDITOR :
Railroad brass ba
music in the par
our citizens prom
the park, your
prove the time in
your excellent pa
Our town is
present time, as f
engaged. in their:
harvest. In taki
try to -day, I w
much rain ripe
ready in the b
are moat excelle
years, the only, c
is in reference to
this is by no mea
The fruit crop
usually large, sue
rants, cherries,
fair to be good, b
a failure.
It will be usele
thing about the
hot, hot, hot, an
tion one perspir
freezer.
The glorious ol
brated here with
from many of the
present in large
drums in abunda
It is very stran
loudest in crying
ways find plenty
square drunk occ
Work has been
railway bridge ov
taken away by t
it is expected th
Brantford and L
Spondenee.
ile the Grand Tmnk
is discoursing sweet
to the thousands of
&ding in , and around
rrespondent will 'im•
writing a few lines for
Mutually quiet at the
w busily
d barley
the coun-
find so
some al -
all kinds
rmers• are n
all wheat ,
la ride to
surprised •
nd cat, an
e Crops of
t, the best for many ;
laint I ; ve heard
t in the wheat, but
general.,
s far has been un -
strawberries, cur -
the apple crop bids
lums will be almost
or me to sayany.
ther. ]f 1 is simply
the slig test exer-
like an ce cream
th of JtilY was cele -
t eetat, th brethren
was and 'ties being
n mbers. ifes and
ce drunken aen ditto.
e that thee who are
ut hard tin s, can al -
of Money f r a good
'tally.
Western Railway ,st
into one.
The Plymouth
closed a kind of
been holding for
outside the town.
in crying clown t
and saying awe
not fit to live, b
pastors opened hi
invited them to s
number, their oW
to decline the ixv
To -day a temp
in Colonel Purley
ken to call a coui
hibitionists, for t
ating a temperan
for the county, w
candidates favor
ciples at the Jan
at the next D
Piewes, of Brant
of as the prohib
Dominion Gover:
a staunch Refor
out Protectionist
Tory party here
sumed n the new
he rive hich was
ooaclftehwi s ll a cand1
g, the
Erie an tihe Great
*us w•11 e merged
rethren have just
an p meeting they have
iig t or ten clays, just
hese in n are loud
e igotry. o churches,
with then, they are
hen on o our town
urch t them, and
ly it b e of their
igotry ili. uced them
itatipn.
ranee pic-ii was held
's grove, a steps ta-
n of pro-
inaugur.
ssociation
bring out
ition prirt-
and also
ion. Mr.
y spoken
for the
Piewes is
out and
is fact the
he would
rm party,
overtures
es to run
is some -
e
f
11
0
tf convent
LC purpose! 0
e ele,ctoral
th a view to
le to proll
itry electio
ninon el
ord, is ali.
ticn Candi
input. M
ier but is
and from
have ho
forsake the ranks ef the
and to this end understai
have been made by the T
him on their ticket, but as
1
a
a
ti
• times said in rovedy parlance, g it won't
go down."
I
• Your correspondent has late been
of
visitingtheTurkish baths of P r. Vernon,
most ex-
t of your
e will give
ugh -which
ing is re-
• a room
°, when he
meditating
if the low -
this • he
room where
mains aboixt
t ro
at Hamilton, anc
cellent affair.
readers who may
en idea of the
1 one passes. After the cl
moved, the patient is take
where the heat is 135° to 1
remains • some 20 minute
upon his sins, anfl. wend° •
er place is much! hotter th
is then removed to the secon
the heat is 160° ;,leere
the same time aein t
'i
has ample time o thi
and wonder if he has i eft v
it all right; he i then; tak n
room which is ainted red,
Tosed in imitatio :of the bot
in this room th
hot enough to b
not -requited* to
him it is be is
through it with
Mr. Macdonnell
he has no desire
it is found conve
The patient is n
bath rooms, wh
marble slab, re
" Now I lay me
he thinks so h
finds the4i
or the 'be
not know,
process th
FARM FOR SALE. -For Sale, Lot
Hallett, consisting of 100 acres of la
• cleared, and the balance well timberd
wood. There is a_ log hoose, sided, it
and outbuildings, a good well, and a
ing orchard of choice fruintrees, Situ
from Seafotth, 6 miles from Oiintor
Kinburn. Terms made known on ap
the premises. Possession ' given i
• ELIZABETH HARVEY, Constance
12. Con. 6;
d, 40 acres
with hard+
rame bent
on,ng bear,
ted 8 milea
, froni
lieation 011
mediately.
.0.480
PIPTY ACRE FARM FOR SALE. -East j Lo
10, Con. 8, Hallett ; there are 40 ares cleared,
improved and underdrained, the remaining 10 ia
well timbered with hardwood ; .there are fair
buildings on the promises; a good. orchard of
bearing trees, also a number of young apple trees,
and a good well and pump : is situated II•bOtit t3
mile' from Seaforth. and Clinton, and 11 miles
from Kinburn, on a gooJ gravel road. For fur-
ther particulars apply to GEORGE MANN, Con',
stance P. 0. 449*4
FM FOR SALE. --For Sale, Lot No. 29,Con
9, Hibbert, containing 100 acres, 90 of whie
tu'e deared, trots of stumps, well famed, and 1
find -class cultivation. A barn 60x40, nearly new,
a shed and stable 80x30, a driving shed 26.40,
brick root house and a *splendid brick dwelling
home, and all other necessary outbeildings.
good orchard and well watered. This is one of
• 'be most tteeirable fame in this sectIon of coun-
try. Terme easy. A.pply to the proprietor on t he
Premises, or to Egmondville 1'. 0. GEORGE
BALE,•442
FAR1.I FOR $ALE. -For Salo, Lot No.24, Cori .
1, Stauley, containing 97 stems, more or lee
be r
e fir
k o
e
t
er ihis wi 1,
✓ thing
th ough
it is sup
ml Se pit
•heat 2' o 220°,
il water ; • e patient i
top here, d well foe
sot; he ply passe
he feeling t at if Rev
views sh u d be moron
to visitethe • lace, who
lent to hav more heat
w introdti d into th
n he is 1 • out on
eating, i e chooses
down to 1 ep," but i
is greatlyeluded, fo
suddenly two st prig men gin nubbin
as though they ad au ar contract o
washing, and h made o s ribs th
washboard. Af ;er this co s the wash
ing with a coars brush, th the patient
is taken to the n hen several
water ark
hundred small s
licious, bu
pouring on to hi
the water graclu er until yo
can sing heart* Greenland'
ou are rub
icy mountain."
bed dry, and in an eve
tempered room, tip of coffe
or a cigar for u are per
with a feel
can for one
every, thin
say that b
ntleman $1
wonders i
curing cases of matism an
all diseases aria re blood.
With these f 'iv remark , Mr. Edito
your correspon ent begs le ve to put o
his night cap a d -proceed t snore.
edle bath
earns of w
• • this is
ly gets co
" Fro
After thi•
ter sittin4
njoying e
rainuteS, y
witted to dress nd go hero
ing that you are perfectly c
in your life, and that is wort
of which are cleared, well feueed, and in ;ft to 801118 people. I forgot o
e
tate of good caltivation, the balance is well Lira' - fore going in yo pay the
red. There is a frame barn and stable, and These baths ar really doi
good new frame house with stone cellar, kitchen I ropey, rie
11 2 tig froin.in?
WOO( ahedand tall other conveniences. A neve
falling well and a good bearing orchard, 18
ratios from Brueefteld Station and 4 miles fro
Clinton.' A gravel road leading to each pine
Apply to the proprietor at Varna PH
.O. TOMA
PEAREN.• 44
FARM FOR SALE-Fo Sal, on ressonab e • BRATFORD, julY 20, 187G,
Rea ing Vlat
• tit
oast 70 of which are lerd well fenced, in
alas Lot 4, Con 2, Stanley, containing 100
61st -class eultivation and free from stumps, the
balance timbered with the beet wood; buildings
comfortable; a good young orchard of fruit treeS ;
also well watered ; within 11 miles from Kippen
iid4
irhomstneailieoertfrho, mot nrut oe cif al nd (lt Ea txi osatneer,, andwith10 nls
el
r)fro2InapUlyanolnecialtdingliedegprleromielneageeshttrifictaotetee;nit-Tp°heilnioH frip8-urOac-hGahicii
BLAIR, Jr.% 446
acemarei:
Fenn FOR ALE. -For Salo, Lot No. 1, Co
i.
.
6# Hallett, e ;tenting 100 acres, shoat 85 acr s
ZtfiembeVe , free from sturnlo =a in
cultivation and 1 from foul weeds; the bal-
1
ka se, and good ba ; there is a two-storey stone
sheds and stables, also a
go orchard; ther „ie a never -failing spring
good
oree running through'e farm ; on a good grats)!
oad, within 6 miles of Seaford', 8 miles from
.
''''unodt• d Ist; from Kinbwn ; this is one of the
Ill0MIGHAL‘L. 2- 449
beat 1in Huron; terde easy; apply on the
f 1 :
Pr'eraign to Constance post oiliee. JAM LS
•
The annual 11
auspices of the
chanics' • Assoc
farm of Mr. Ja
village of Exe
The weather w
tendance of spe
the competitto
was keen, T
and eight sin
The grain was
ly meted and
ground was so
done was good
for any person
suh_ things
We noticed
valuable impr
eaping Mat
uron Farn
cation was
es Picker
r on Vire
most favo
eators was
between
ere were
e maehin
ifficu t to c
veryl unev
cwhat rou
•nd it wou'
t thoroug
give l wa II se tie r
ements On
h.
h under t
ors' and M
held on t
djOining the
nesday last.
e, the a
er , large a
he machin
x combin
competin
t, being b
n, while t
The wo
be diffic
y lversed
ect verdi
owed to
ny of t
machines, showingt at the mann
ers are earnestly endeavouringt
nearer perfection with their
year after year. h Thomson
1 ms manufactu g company had
ins of machine on the ground
as tested i a m te for the 'firs
i Canada n that• It has
record in o her c inries, and ro
ppearance f its w
I will soon be ua
everal m hires f
ere sold o the
taken for ore.
the match took, p
strong on the ground
ally injured wit t
s arcely yi' Id three
he greate portion
the South icling
this, and t e crop u
serious fail re, and
Pay for ha esting a
spring wh t, althou
i not in prorhis
f Rowing t ble will s
ach mach' e: • i
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11
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actur-
COM
bines
Wil.
a new
hien
time
good
• the
rk We aiou d say
1 succes ful here.
e vari 18 «akes
ni and o der were
e wheat in hich
e wasli and
butithi 1 en so
e rust that t will
bushels per .acre.
f the fall w eat in
little bette • than
n the *ho e is a
ueh of twll not
d threshng. The
not so bad yet,
g -condition, The
ow the stan ing of
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JUDGES.—W. # wept, Stephen John
Willis, Exete, and I William M tchdl,
Stephen.
From an Old Friend,
To the Edi or of abe
FRIEND Extos TO : I have
teamed h w th nniversary
celebration of the 12th was
ed with yon; but ju ging from w
place in this villae, nd its surr0
as well as the report from the
Kingston, it would s em as if th
sion, thou h ver i go erally oleservediby
the fratern ty, was elet in a large meas-
ure denud d of the n isy demonsteations,
and extrez e disp ay that has conemonly
eharacte • edi th • y by tho e who
claimed to honor it. In the part of the
village where I a i 1 cated I saw othing
that would lead ny ne to porcei e that
anybody had a ti ou t of anythi g being
commemorated, xee s ting that 01 e man
had a bit of very re ty ribbon tied in the
buttonhole of his co . • A perfectlyla-
nocent looking a air surely. There is,
however, a sma lo ge in this place, I
understand, and he went to a village a
few milesdistant, se here they met with
their friends of like
a short season stith
the afternoon, ene
sober and orderly m
vhom so
hey were
pare it so
ir,
tor.
Lot yet
f the
bserv-
t took
ndings
ity of
odca-
a
•11!
1 .
I Z
a few of
said, but
rule was a
coru.m.
somewhat' as it s
anyone wishes t
more or lees of
should once thin
not wishing to j
quite at liberty
they judge to b.
as well as on an
true interests of
of social, political
and. progress,I do v
cause of such Ebert
be more positively a
efitted by setting as
striations, such es
colors, fine flag flo
accompanied w'
martial bearieg
offensive charac
community. Su
ever agreeable t
ears,. are of dir
ly -offensive to
principal into p
dividually, the
entiment and spent
them, returning in
ally -speakig in a
•nner. There were
much could lnot be
the exception, the
briety and quiet de -
o my mind this is
o41 be. I do hink if
ebrate that day' by
lie display, lnobody
interfering. Those
such processiona are
o stay at home or do as
mot expedient on that
other day, but in the
Protestantism, and
nd religious liberty
lily believe that the
and progress would
d permanently ben. heroine of nagara • La Signorina
de all great demon- Spelerini,walked'the rime over t
arading with gaudy agar Rapids from the American
ting in the breeze, Canadian Side in a sack, blind-
th music of a strongly and rattier to the American sid
salt° tunes of the most ing backw rdise a distance each.
er t certain Parties of the 750 teet.
h si hts and, sounds,how- —A. let er from St. Casimer, Po
ay beto some ec ovince, says that this
sly visited by a most
rm which almost corn
11
of
. .
n
plays of po
ingenuity
Oran emen
would
of Jul
from
to ter
Christi
the 25
the e
thrald
ak
th
pis
it
ns
h of
nci
In a
it, and the
the peciple.
closets
giver o
the pr
if like
great
prop •
unclem
tive h
part i
ciples
societ
the Or
theme
possib
noble
by the
tually
1 soli
ly joi
thouita
Order.
1
and
ev
gres
he
ngr
te
nst
mes
life,
ft
er
Ives
d g
fra
ro
ry i
ed t
• ds
Do
10
p and of parade that human
n 'aid or devise. If the
of Canada and of the world
it a pointto observe the 12th
anniversaiy of emancipation
thraldom as they are pleased
just as 'they and all true
he world over, observe the
ecember, the annivers of
nry
ation of the world fro the
d darkness that enshr uded
oss darkness that covered
If they would retire to their
evoutly return than kit to the
ry good and perfect gift, for
of light, truth and love, and
they would assemble in the
gation, and listen to an ap-
scourse, and then quietlY and
tively return to their respee-
prepared to act Well their
and thereby extend the prin.
th in all the departments of
such ease the best minds M
ould feel better satisfied with
han any public display ould
e them, and whatsoe er is
nerous of principle, as held
rnity would thereby be
oted and extended. N
this opinion, but am
erein by hundreds a
f the very best minds
ens of the most thou
the m at in lligent, and the most
scienti us of themselves have assur
terwards his lip began to swell, and
came much inUmed • in a day or o
the swelling extended to his face, a • d
subsequently to his body, and the s r-
vioes of two doctors were obtained:• e
young man took to his bed Wedn I • y
and died. Friday morning.
—Bey. Dr. Cochrane, of Zion chur h,
Brantford, has gone for a season of r st
at the siea-side, after an unbroken
pip. of seven years unremitting labo
—Robert Mitchell, who has been bo.
keeper at et McKinnon, Proctor & McCa tes
wholesale store, Toronto, for the t
twelve ;months, absconded a few 0• ri
ago with $1,000 of his employer's mon ••y.
—Another young man named J.
Lawrence, for the last nine years e
ployed MOS. May & Co.'s store, # e -
camped last week, taking with him $1 H 1
• of his employer's money.
—A new brick church of the Episco al
denomination was dedicated last Sabbath
at Willianisburgh, township of Ceti-
wright., Rural Dean Allen, of 3fillbro k,
conducted the morning services, and R v.
Wm. Lop, of Fenelon Falls, the ex r-
• 1,14.41EAN BOTHERS, Pp blishers.
*1 30 a_ YearlIs adv cc.
cises e evening.
effec- —De McKay, bound for Liver')
r am who eathe to Rimouski by train, Sat
arti. day last, was found dead Sunday mo
d by ing, having, it is presumed, fallen off
the Runousiki wharf. The coroner is in p
tful, session of the valuables found on his
eon- son. His home or relatives are not kno
d me there.
—A young immigrant, 19 years of a
working for Mr. Lewis Luke, East W
by, last week, on two of the hottest da
mowed l with a scythe five acres of he
grass. I The ground was rough, wh
made the labor all the more credit&
These are the sort of immigrants for C
ad .
The stoma& of the late Liz
B iley, of Thorndale the eircumsten
of hose) death, will 'be familiar to
re ers„ has been examined by Profes
El is, of Toronto, who reports that
tr °s of mineral poison were found the
in
ed
at
that t tw s the view they ente ained
and theta pies tion to whichthey hoped and,
• believ d th matter would ultimate y ar-
rive, and t e sooner the better, t any
rate, he th t can and will do the most
for the cul ivation and extension f the
true fr ter al Canadian spirit wi I de-
serve ell of his country both i the
presen . an the coming time entir ly ir.
respective f the accidental circum tance
that h chanced to be a Roman Catholic
or a P otes ant, but solely on the ground
that h wa a true man, and a native or
I)
an ado ted Canadian. In hearty good
will al aro nd,
ROBERT THOMPON.
HARRiTIV33 TH, July 15, 1876.
Seventy -
left Toron
Manitba.
—Sver
impo ant
few ys
—A mat h of base ball is to lbe
betwilitn th printers and hotel kee
Woo toe before long.
—A littl son of Mr. R. L. Chat
of Na anee was choked to death
piece f a p um stone shell.
—AI sale of tea, amounting to
than $67, in bond from a New
houseito a rm in Toronto is repo
—I is a nounced that the real
of Sigiiorin Speltmini, who crosse
are on a • e recently, is Sarah
— has, • Forest, the wheels
• the ill -fate propeller St. Clair,
en Lake 5 perwr, was the son of
Forest, of andivich. He was 19
old.
ev. rincipal McVicar, of
al, is expe
meeting of
ation, I whi
of August.
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Canada.
ight Mennonite emi rants
last Friday naomi g for
Woodstock horses cam ed off
rizes at the Chicago r es a
ce.
layed
era of
1 1 1
ted to sneak at the
he Ontario Teachers' Associ-
meets in Toronto on e 8th
rson,
by a
less
York
ed.
cGin.
1 I
an on
urned
Capt.
years
ntre-
nnual
1.
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e wife of James Carson, f
Oneid, conamitted suicide on Sal
last, l',30 swallowing a quantity of
green her usband had procured f
ing petato ugs.
—The s anaer Ontario left last
night for Lake Superior, with ea ea
freight an a large number of exc
ists from ronto, London, Stratfo
otheriplac s.
— Home for destitute b
/Nt
about e built in Hamilton.
week rner stone was laid
Bisho iagara, assisted by
minis' other denorainations.
ne
to
he c
of
ers o
IB r
of a small
in Quebec,
was allowe
is the; reale
ous childre
---The G
arrangeme
Philadelp
tails have
the titets
the 2 tle o
-- urin
of last wee
Hennessey
road ear
from Otte
and killed.
—On F
Hon. Geo.
a valuable
dispose of
being .able
of it, linfor
and lie w
- n
ported that the straw b
ox patient who died re
inner,
rday.
Paris
r kill-
riday
go of
rsion-
d and
ys is
Last
y the
everal
&ding
ently
instead of being dest oyed,
• to be emptied at a spot 'which
umer-
t and play ground of
1.
angers of Canada are
ts whereby they ma
at reduced rates. Ti e de -
Lot yet been decided o , but
ill be good for six wee from
August.
a storm at noon on Th rsday
three men, named lhilds,
and Laboige, working n the
illing's Bridge, three miles
a, were struck by lig thing
A horse was also kill
day last, a newsboy e tered
Brown's residence, an stole
silver watch. He t •ed to
t at a pawn -broker's, b t not
o give a satisfactory. a count
ation was given to th police
arrsted.
ecluesday of last wee the
• Maria
e
the
olded.,
walk=
ay of
neuf,
parish
truc-
Ietely
eking
visit
• #
oYned$ na ngd- wQ ua se ee en
ileyeittihne. tainvneilibialialtse
the growing crops on about
agree. 50 farms, end to cap the climax of the lo-
gener. cality.'s misfortune, the grass -hop ers are
virong finishing *hat hail spared.
he case, —Mr. Neville, commercial traveller
eeds in
• atevery
ods the
ving the
he had
ould do
rtnnity.
,highest
urlholy
t Athol--
en:ee tfhoer
levation
the dis-
ey
necessity corres
this. If we t
va e life and ap
feeIng is not ver
abe. If two men Ilave a cpierre
ally speaking, one ios more in th
than the other. N iv, if a- fight
even by the sheer necessities of
and if he who is in he righ suc
t4
threshing his antagonist, it oul
seem just the clear pure thin
time they met, or at stated thing
t should
successful coinbatait
conquered op° a
threshed him'and
so again if heever
1 do not believe t
purest grade or
Chritianity, and I
ough cultivation
Christian sentime
the extension of tr
of our ace than
minder tha
could and
got the op
t this is th
ntiment of
do believe
.this senti
t—would' do
th and the
y, than all
to
el
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111
for a H
from Tho
by five r
rece ving
bein lef
popets
the one
ilton firm, while on his way
old to Merriton, was Faylaid
ughs and shamefully lbeaten,
severe cut on the lad and
Th
for dead. They rifled ed his
id took with them some$50, all
he had, and a valise.
fu
r. Masters has the sympathy of all
h• s sad bereavement.
—Those who.profess to despise the
ectetal capacity of girls would do
make a note of the statistics of
igh School entrance examination
Ringwood. The number of girls
yinglfor entrance was exactly the
that of the boys, 35 of each, but w
ly nineteen of the .boys succeede
siting, all but three of the girls
leitted.
—Brant avenue, in Brantford, on
e handsomest streets in Canada, as,
o morning last week, decanitate,d of
i beauty in a way to cause mour ing
a d lamentation in the heart of every in -
h bitant of that town. Two miser ts,
the employ of the Dominion Tekgr pb.
mpany, cut and hacked and amp -a -
ted limbs and branches from the beet ti -
1 shade trees and young maples al ng
e entire length of the avenue.
8
s-
r-
it -
e.
n -
ie
es
ur
or
no
re -
The jury will probably soon be call -
together to receive this, and delibpre
upen a verdiet.
Somebody, we won't mention na
tneseed a very touching scene
forth the other day. A full-gro
• 'thy looking married man was go
ards the suburbs with a base.
b over his shoulder, and in a few
nts thereafter, while passing high°
noticed his wife sawing wood in
ck Yard,
—The Woodstock Review says:
ort time ago Mr. Geo. Masters, of
rra, {sent his wife ahd two children
glaed on a visit to their friends.
esday week he expected them to
rie but instead he received the mo
intelligence that his only son had
a
a
11
itt
ng
all
0 -
se,
he
A
ast
to
re-
rn.
d.
in
in -
ell
he
at
p
me
fie
itt
ere
• of
A p mising young man, 25 ' ears of
age, nam d,Edward Joseph, formerly of
Tor nto, died on Friday last, from itb.e
bite_..of that
while some-
thng w s fly on
his up y after -
paid no
hours at said
ome insect. It ap
eh ite• °nsu pSposedundaY thoebefe
•,r lip, and immediatel
as sharply stung; he
at -'ti. ; to it at first, but some
a
1
—The malt house near the Great
• station, Guelph, which is worked
r. Todd, of Galt, was seized on Fri
st by Mr. Acting Collector MeL
t -
by
ay
an,
consequence of the bonded wareh use
connection therewith having been
oken into, the Government lock stolen
concealed, and some malt probably
•stracted without payment of duty. No
ue has been obtained to the perpetra-
rs of the illegal act.
—Dr. Wallace, of Spencerville, has
• en appointed medical superintendent
the Orillia Asylum for idiots, Ber-
rd Mullin, of Cobourg, accountant and
rsae, and Jas, Patterson, of Midland,
gineer. The institution will re -open
me ;time next month. The removal
it of idiots from the various asylums
lineage room in these institutions
✓ all the insane, who are- still in
ils or want of accommodation else -
here.
—A breach of promise case of an in-'
restig kind, is about to be brought
• to the Montreal courts. It appears
e young couple interested met, accord -
o• arrangement, in New jersey'
1
e reason given for the discovery not
ving been made ere this,is because the
mbermen avoided the distriet as being
orthless for their purposes,. If there
14 coal theee a fortune is ia store for
t em,but that fortune is somewhat prob.
1 matical. -
—Prof. Gibson, of Ottawa, is at pres-
ent in Goderich collecting information
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Med stet es with regard to the salt
t ade, wit a view to embodying his ob-
c emistry, geology, systems of mender,
r:reoaatisnoadlnst. c n an elaboratareport on the
Se , now on
—tiaRnv.
co d,
tie,s of C
mmercial prospects of the On-
.
N. Somerville, of Glasgow,
e eminent evangelical preach -
a tour through the towns and
preached through Can-
aria 31 years ago says he now notices
three things which strike him as being
remarkable. The first is the difference
. the conformation of the Falls of Mag -
a a. The second is the remarkable
growth of the towns and cities, and the
third the advancement of Christian Ben-
ent wherever he has visited.
—Mr. •Wm. Brown, Professtor of Agri-
culture, at the Ontario School of Agri-
culture, Guelph, left on Thursday of last
Week for Quebec,. en route for Britain.
His visit is for the purpose of purchasing
Stock, in conformity with the appropria.
on made for such a purpose, at the last
Sai011 of the Ontario Legislature. The
tock to
deation o
bred ca,ttl
Fell.kno
parcshased. will embrace a
the beststrains of thorough-
, sheep and pigs of all the
breeds. Mr. Brown will be
away about six weeks.
—A robber who entered the house of
Mr. PhilipRoblin, in Sidney, Hastings
Co., on nday morning last, and stole
gold watch, was discovered by Mrs.
Roblin an made to disgorge his plunder.
He threatened the lady with a revolver
and she heroically defied him to use it,
and it w only after a sharp struggle
he escaped, leaving a portion of his coat
in the hands of his dauntless antagonist.
He was pursued by Mr. Roblin and,
after a long chase, was arrested next
Morning. He WAS tried and found
—A case of native ability a-nd Can.
adian pill* has just been exemplified in
the personof Mr. Charles; H. Tupper, son
f Dr. Tupper, C. B. This yourig man
roke his, eg at Harvard, on the eve -of
iiia examination for L. L. B. Not to be
deterred by an accident, young Tupper
ent to the Law School authorities and
to,
a proctor be sent to his room;
A Will far beyond. the power
en leg to conquer, he went
he # regular examination and
gree, standing fifth in a class
f 45 grad tes such as are trained at
Harvard. Such is Canadian pertinacity.
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—A fe days ago, while Mr. Franklin
earce was boring for water on his farm,
Lot 18, Concession 23rd, township of
:Keppel, near Owen Sound, at a depth of
0 feet he struck a vein of salt water,
!which immediately spouted up to withfil
iii few feet of the surface. No proper
est of the strength of the brine has yet
een made, but Mr. Pearce boiled down
couple of cupfuls and obtained. there-
rom two teaspoonfuls of a substance re-
eembling telt, but much stronger than
eordinary salt. The indications are that
# will prey° a valuable Salt well. It is
!within two miles of the village of Oxen -
den, at which place indications of salt
have long been noticed.
1 —On Wednesday of lastweek, a mar-
ried women, wife of Mr. Greenfield, a
respectable farmer of North Oxford, late-
ly from the Old Country, attempted. to _
commit euicide by cutting her throat
with a razor. She had taken her child
with her to the pantry, and held it in
her arms When she attempted to take her
life.• She made three de,ep cuts on her
throat, one of them narrowly escaping
the jugular vein. No reason can be as-
signed for this horrible deed, both she
and her husband being sober, industri-
ous people. A great deal of sickness has
veiled for 801n0 time past in the
family offour children, and a brother of
hers having died recently. She had a
slight attack of fever, which, together
with the other calamities, is supposed to
have rendered her delirious, she beluga
la most excitable disposition. Dr. Spring-
er, who has charge of the case, has but
slight hopes of her recovery.
. —Within a week four murders, three
lin Outwit., and one across the Ottawa in
Quebec, have taken place; and in every
ease the murderer and his victim have
been fanners. On Friday, July 14,
Wm. Mpore, of Torbolton township,
Carleton was shot by John Breshenham,
the occupant of the next farm. In Cum.
berlattd township, Russel, last week,
Hugh McMullan stabbed his neighbor
Laroque. On Saturday, on the Gatineau
sked tha
Fhere, wi
Of a bro
Ithroughe
won his d
here they were married privately. River, 3a.rtin Keeley cut one Hughes'
s
th returned home to this city, but the I also a neighbor, so savagely that he ha*
oun lady declined to partake of her since died. And on the same day Dan-
artner's bed and board on the ground
t her mother wished- her to marry a
Ghee man.
serious accident occur red last Fri -
ay at St. Thomas, during the progress
f a match between the St. Thomas base
all dub, and a dub from Tilsonburg.
11 %ent smoothly until the end of the
hirde innings, when the game was end
enly terminated by an accident befall -
ono of the Tilsonburg players named
urrey, a school teacher, who, in Tun-
ing, came in contact with the second
aseman of the Eries, and fell to the
owed heavily, breaking his leg just
hove the ankle. Medical assistance
as immediately called, and the braken
imb !properly attended to. The game
tood at the time of the accident 9 to 5
favor of St. Thomas.
—There is a rumor in Ottawa,
certain parties who were explorin
regions of the Elver Lievre for silve
()thee metals and minerals, have
ered a coal mine. They showed
specimens of what they were
unpression was coal, of the same
aetet that Sir William.Logan had
might not be expected to be fo
this district. The discoverers
secret of the locality as dark as t
stance they have found, with a
securing the lands. The territo
to be perfectly barren of •
that
the
and
me
the
bar.'
ted
in
their
sub.
w of
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iel Kenyon, of Morsea township, ; Essex,
was shot by one Belcher., the two living
on adjacent farms. In every one of these
tragedies a woman has been deprived of
her husband, and from one to five child-
ren left fatherless. The Torbolton mur-
derer bas escaped, McMullan is in
L'Orign 1 jail, Keeley is still at large
and Bel er has been lodged in Sand-
wich jaiL
—A despatch of July 23rd, says Rev.
Henry
gelding
Alexand
preach
-large as
run fro
west fro
large di
ard Beecher, who has been rus-
t the Thousand II:land House,
a Bay, for some days past,
there on Sabbath last, to a very
mblage, excursion boats having
the available places east and
Ogdensburg to Kingston. The
hall hallway, end adjacent
parlors vere filled with people, about 1,-
113
500 per ns being present. Mr. Beecher
took forhis text the 13th verse of the
15th chapter of Romans, arid in his ser-
mon endeavored to show that the service
of the liord was a pleasant one and not
the gloorny and sad one so gene:raRy con
sidered. He spoke for an hour, and his
illustrations at, times produced an appar-
ent &sensation one enthusiastic listener
being prepared to applaud, almost forget-
ing the OCCIIBi011. &fter the -service A
large nnmber of those present shook
hands and ipoke to Mr. !Beecher, who
appears as fuhl of life and Vigor as ever.
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