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ee —— ——_—-——— --~ — : ee — s . Time Tt i] 1 Continued from Sirst Page f } Y J k ' i Hal Raiiway saa é A. Ceshmere Jackels aid Delmans RL A Canada Fire and Marine Insurance Company | —T WALEF PRICE, | | about $55,000, ry Re x Gs = SAVING ODS. AT THE | CLs == 2 ee One of the saddest sights of the te ae london Eil<r tse, rUsr RECKEIVL I> . the manner in which the re fugees clung to . " Soringe Shi Ski a gener | p F F RAILY | old and dilapidated bits of furniture which ,8ne 19, 1877.—taw tw Kx. spring Ships trom Englaad, al gene) al 78 1 4 7 they carried with them. Many of them) ~-—-—~-~ — ve |

took wp positions in Market Square, and in one piace or another, only to be driven furtber away by the a} proach of the flames.

The fur ‘niture, bedding , and clothes were, in a very great many instances, very scanty indeed, and the eagerness with which they

were clinging to the wretched remainder ef their household effects showed how

eee were of obtaining other fur- niture ease of its loss. One littie heap of goods was watched by a man, | another by a woman, athird by a mere | chi and again 2 whole family would be | gathered abont ils rescue a goods.

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The fire has ons. The smoulder ing ruins spe eak eloquc ntly of fatal erros in| constructi on. ‘They teach that brick and) stone ure no seep against fire when! windows are unpre ed and cornices are |

ef wood, They proc! aim the fatal tendency of making every Ww: th a flue which gives un- governable fury to every tongue of fire that! penetrates it from within or withgut. They demand ar: idical change in eee: the supstitution of soiidity for hollownes

of reality for sham. Hawthorne may bawp

been correct when he said **that every | city should be constructed so as to be ca- paole if purifie ation by fire or by decay

i ! | in litty years, ‘but we are inclined to constant purifications by other!

ance believe tha methods.

There no reason for present or the future. St. John can suffer | still ereater calamity and still live. How-! ever, have courage, men and brethren, and te Work again cheerfully | TEAMSTERS.

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BIG CHARGES BY

The teamsters appeared to look on wal calamity as a regular godsend for the = Hy selves, and some of them charged $10}

a load for hauling. INCEND! The Orange Terrace, trom which the fire was kept with great difficulty, was made} the object of an atiempt at incendiarism. In one of the unoccupied houses a fire, which bad evidently been set, was discover- ed in h smali room.

ROBBERY.

ARISM.

Robbery was carried on by many rascals

the boldest and most unblushing man- ner, while others pursued their rascally work under the pretence of aiding to save |

wor rds Some went around, both with and | without teams, and grabbed up any thing | they fered, boldly saying, ** Ail mght ”;

when interfered with, and marching off} — with their spoils if not prevented. Others | were seen emplyicg the pockets of clothes, | =e and pilfering from, drawers and trunks, |

while appearing to be working very earn- | @xtiy to save goods. But there were no arrests. Sometime before the flames reached the Centenary parsonage, Mrs

Sprague found three young roughs engaged in lighting afire on the kitchen ‘floor.

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A MAGNIFICENT DEMONSTRATION ? GORRIE,

BY SIR JOHN MACDONALD, DR, TUP< MR. MACDOUGALL, AND OTHERS.

SHEECHES PER,

Gorrie, June 19.—The picnic toxday was in every respect 4 marked success, exceed- ing by along way the most sanguine exs pectations which had been entertained by its promoters. As the proceedings did not commence till after 12 o'clock, Sir John Macdonald and party drove over to Wrox- eter, where they were met by the people of that village, and another address of wel- come was presented him. At twelve o'clock a procession was formed at the house of Mr. Perkins,-and a move was ma‘e for the grounds. rior to that, however. processions from Wingham, Harriston, Wroxeter, Clifford, Listowell, Brussels, and other places arrived, accompanied by bands of music. They gathered outside the resi-

dence of Mr. Perkins and gave cheers for Sir John, Lady Macdonald, Dr. Tupper, Mr. | Macdougall, &c. When the procession did | move it presente) a fine spectacle. The streets were crowded as indeed they had been from avery early hour. Thousands, arrived in teams, and as many more came | by trains on the Toronto, Grey and | Bruce railway. The company arrived at the | grounds shortly after one o'clock, where the tifth address of the occasion was presented to Su John. Dmner wasthens rved. The) platform was again taken at two o lock, at which hour the speaking commenced.

Mr. T. Farrow occupied the chair. There | were present besides the visitors a‘ready |

menticned, Mr. McGowan, M.P.P., Dr. Barr, M.P.P., and Dr. Orton, M. P. Severai | prominent Ministerialists were on the! ground, among them Mr Gibson, M.P. | (he speakers ‘appeared in the foilowing, order :—Mr. Farrow, Mr. Plumb, Dr. Orton, |

Mr. Macdougali, Sir John Macdonald, and |

Tupper. Exhaustive reviews sd the | political situation were given by the! speakers. Mr. Piamb aad Dr. Orton! delivered excellent addresses. Mr. Macs | dougall made one cf the ablest speechs| es he ever delivered. Sir John we °s | in his happiest vein. The only hitch in the, proceedings of the day was in respect to| the last speaker. Dr. Tupper, who in con-| sequence of the lateness of the hour at, which he was called upon, did not speak: at any very great length. Great regret was expressed onali hands, but he pro- mised to speak at length on some future, oceision, when he might attend a similar! gathering in a neighboring village. To- | night a ‘banquet tendered to Sir John is proceeding at Mrs. Day’s Hotel. To-mor-

row ® demonstration is to take place at Orangeville. What form the demonstras Che Ministerialisis are said to be rather jealous | of the success of the affiir, and an attempt. is to be made by them to get up a pinic, to which Mr. Mackenzie is to be invited.

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The jlote! commands a fine view of Souris Harbor andthe beautiful scenery surround. ing. It is close to lakes, rivers and forests, which afford unrivalled facilities for fish- ing and sheoting.

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the use of Commercial Travellers, Carriages always in waiting at the Rail-

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Souris, June 6, 1877.

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Also, on Vessels on the stocks. Special rates for isulated residences, Lasses settied promptly. GEORGE MACLEOD (Union Bank).

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Gen'l. Supt. Gov't. Railways. Charlottetown, May 21, 1877.

- Medical Noti ies.

- Fits Epilepsy,

altaya: FALLING SICKNESS!

Cured—no

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sufferers that Pe se powacers will do all we claim for them, we wiil send by mail, post- paid, a free Tr, Rox. As Dr. Gou ard is that as ever made this study, and has to our eands have been perma- the use of those Powders, we will guarantee a peimanent cure in case, or refund yon all money ex- All sufferers shonld give these trial, and be convinced of their curative powers,

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