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$ and ets,
Those Of Oilr• elibecribere Who are tit
CIMPree very' meat Qblzgo us„ by
remitting AT ONO; witheut further
notice, the Amount 9f their indelttetluese,
Pertiee to whom accounts hove beeu
sent Trent this'•officewmavo further•
treble by paying the same tvithout
delay.
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• CLINTON, .0.0T 013EH-1.; I 5,4:
• IZE-DISTRIBUTeON.
At the preeentinoment lengthy come
snouts are -being made uponthe itil)ject
of a re-distribution'of the conitituenoies
for Ontario,and it is very likely:a bill
will be btooglit -in at the not tatting be
the local legietatureeto-make this clump,
c, It is certain that irt-ri new- and growing
country like our own, where he polo)
late') • luoriapidly incretteing inosOme_
eectione, without a corresponding cheuge
in others, theee should be a redistribt)
tion every few years, and We belteve
the time has now arrived when that
change should take place. But while
admitting this, ive.eatihot?altogettfote ,oete,
the wisdom of increasing the number of
our oepresontatives, and do not -thitik
that our population thas. b000MO EK;
merous ad to requite a larger bowie to
give al full and free expressjon of the
views, wantsand wishes of -the country:
An increase in -representation Wili-ottuse
far raore than a corresponding increase_
in expenditure, for if the paythent' Of
the salaries of a few more -members was
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the oely objection, it would not ho
worth contending about, but it is-alsieoyo..
• the case that -when an exeeutive or -le-
gislative -body is--inereeeed in-minaberse
it feels and acts as if its status was ele-
vated, and feeling their imPitance
they vote themselves an increeeetti=lene:
nity all round, and in other ways en-
hance the costs of legislation.
If any county •of the Provinee has
MEG fee obreplaint, and deserves aere-,
distribution and increased tepees:cute-
tion it is.lIuron, whose population is
but little short of some of the Eastern
Provinces, the North Riding oontaining
otter 40,000. . • Leo
There are a fewi bOrouohs, such as
Niagara, with its 1,000 inhabitants;
and no neseepaoerototoonfigleteo .theope
and Brooks/filo and Cornwall -,---that
Might, withoutdoing injustice to. them,
or productive_ef injury, to tho country,
be amalgamated with the ridings in
rr,7•-
TUB; CONSERVATIYli CONTENTION.
Ilredaesday and ThUraday of Iasi
week the Oonsettaativetrof Ofttariet held
a convention at .ThrOnto, Wisely biking
mlyentago of the Botta/Mon being bail
there, • and • theeefeee obtained 'II greet
gathering: The object of the meetintr
wee, no dotilit, to draw Up a party, plot,
form and -lay dawn 88 me course ot pre-
cedlere• fer the ftituee. Thia ia come.
mendable, and no ebjeotion whatever
cen be made to it as by this maims the
'best goveennient of the ootintrfis
;lured, and os they are at present in the
minerity, and therefore in the cold
_shades of opposition, they will be stimu.
lated to WetelieW ithefeline"in tensity-"Attd-.
patience every movement of the doeern-,
merik, and Bee that they depart pettone
tooliteound,..full.oerformanoe of their
duty, 'without extraVegence or corrupe
tient. • •'
On the aejond day Of the Conventien'
,
the: Committee !ete.Heeplettops made it
report of eleven, wbich; 'after consider-
able. discussion wereipassed. The first
is to ths effect that the strictest mon°-.
iny arid ,honesty, free • from, party ioteie
este,sho lila be ikereiSed in the'OCreere-
ment of Olitario. :Quite correct, and
we havecOeVery'oesteon to believe7 not.
vvithotandingethe cerropt charges Of, the
Coneervativ.es to the toetrary, that •the
present Giiveolinient • are,..ae -oondeoting;
tho affaies of the 'country, Whieli w2ll be
felly litlbstantial'ect ee the appreaohing
Meeting Of thelegtsla tete. ,
The second steteS that there has been.
a le* Worm() in the eXpenditurci, eau-,
sod hie enbseryiency to the,....exigencies
..9f pktytest, and that it should :be are
fair guarded against' in futtire. -Are'
though there has been en increase eit
the expenditure of the Government, ne-
cessitated' by the -Wants Of a,grtawitei
country, they tire not been ,madacon-
trary to its best intereots, thefore nO
:Mange will he neoded for the futui e, et
kast,cor Some time to conte. •
---thethirderesolution is in relation to
our tunb,er weelth, and reooMmexida
'that the territory be properlY explored
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and surveyed,. and that the, l'ind should
not be sold en b/oo withont.:theepleneleee-
ing first eubtlattted to the Legislature fa'
ithotatiftcationo, A' reeolutiou we fully
endorse,:widhave no doubt' .A Avill be
.faithfully carried.- oeto• ' The fourth is
in relation to the letting of public on
'iraots•and pays that the system plateaued
by the ptosent .G.evertiMent ie: to „give
theta - out withoilt publia competition,
eAtich it 'contrary to the beet:no:bite :in-
teresta.-- The feselsition Sterteith an
tiditith as it is not the syiteni purstied
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•by the Govetoment to give out contraets
without pnblic. competition, and they
eaave only givezrout Work in a few cases
where time would not permit hem to
Wait for public competitiono! If the ire?
politioneoevee true the Governmbett
Would fibrettogothroligh the .4Pptouch-
ing session.'The fifth is based npon
the non-ratificatien:Of flee 9eange
only a Woe of buncombe.
which they are loeated. BY this Means .r.l'he sixth. deprecates. the prasetice •of
the nuniber of repreeentatiVos would re- exeeciaieg the apptopriations for pilr'.
main the same, and yet an equitahl&re- Center .sertices; ; and •also eeithout the
presentation be given to • the whole- consent of Parliament: S6- Via. eyelet...
Country . Reform° • It 110 410_01.0_,:olight to .hti
If we would cientinne to be e. prolpereo-ot-sucli Ta east iron nathre.that Cab-
ous and happy people, we mist be eco-; tot be bent to meot contingencies, the
nomioal end prudent, and not burthertereevernment must be permitted to ex
the country with a numerous and costTY oe.04. the appropriations• under certai
circninitances,, and he prepared ...to lee-
tify themeelves before the legislatnee. at
the first °rpm
Theseventh e.ondeurnas the intoferenee
'Of the local gevenitnent in Dominion'
tives of the county of Lincoln as tilde eleetint?.9: and says that the entangling
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• lion, Oloorge. Bratru'e 'Oita Aitlits -
The Dolt of the eeriee of libel ;Witt;
Ontered by Alt Clieree Itroeue Agittust
proprietors of ConservatiVe newspapere
in which the slender. Ugainst hiMeelf,
tint 61.0000 by the Yationall •Wass re-
peetett, came off on Friday at *Brampton;
Tbe clefeutient Wes t atr. Mille Pro.
prietor of the Eineariline Moto; and
Wingbran 44vanses Mr, J. ii.Came-
ron, in opening theontse for the plaintiff,
stated thee there was no desire to extea
heavy:damegeethe object of the suit
being the vindientien ef Mt Brown's
character, and to prevent. tt repetitien
of such a slander as thet comolained of,
'pleilidererTet
guilty," PA Ilia not make the ,slightest
Work to juetify hitnsolf ui pablishing
ythe..eceodidetnoo.teetemeot or to estabfish
the correetneee of tliViidereont rseseitiens
ramie, "The jury, without diesitation,
gayoaVerdict for the Pleintiff•end $100
damages, .1411.j,Ilrown's ootintel expres-
sing himself 4uite•eati8fied•iiiii1 the vet-
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t.110Y130.1AL EXHInITION,
' The twenty-ninth annuol Pievme
al Exhibition olosedae Toriente, on Fri;
daYlast • The tyiPtendanceloleting • the
we.olt had yerY largo, it being' etitti-
Mated that on -Wednesday there Were
40,999 .peciple,on the evounde and tho
reeeiptd at Oteni-inientitedlo oyer
•$20,000. for the whole week: The,phOW
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in all climes Wits very large, .porttcular-
ly flOi"-SOS; is class Heron has not
.beeo. secotiStful 'at in 'fernier years,
but veheirthe number of 'entries, of 'im-
ported Mack is ponsidetail, thie is 'not
t be Weiider.ed: at: •'.1i0Wever, elle has
spewed a number o prizes in other ife-
partMents tiff given below.. .
The' Meeting • of ' the officers
and directors of the AsioCiation was
held on Thursday evening, the President
R Giblnos- Esq,of- Goderioh,---rri the
chair. After reoditig the annual address
the question of where tit holi. the next
exhibition' came up, being freely discuss -
ea, a fel of theb galariers-' ,sz 36`113* .*"°- Mr
members eIng in favor te'• ; •
1110*.•
Tookeramitli itraieeb, *WO* 91114-
8th anii9th.
Colberne 1;r04014, Sinitieri HAW ;i1gt 9004
South Oet.. Iti4tt
Elm* itorWallene,lietiataa*, 40ol, Min,84
Clet 0 alad. 7. '
Comon 1110**
A epochal meeling-of, bleeedlloni Council
was held on Mond,/ f.kglehlit Iella Pal 6°
niemberie being present exoept Me. -U.
Stevens.
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It was moved by Count Tartu, reeoeded
by Coen:" Pair, that the NATO* rake of
taxer for the ourreut 191, colisettla on
foretmaty
rate 25.100 of 0014t 144 tha far selleol istiedity, Oot. 14, at. one &clue p, m. Jas.
7040 of, a omit ist 110,1 for intrehd rate Howson, Anot.
on•Debenturee, 30400 of a 0010 in the 0 ; Ferns lalploinents, 1ko.; of itlf.
P.
And foo vilingsr-prirponoir 60 -100 -of -18491-011-A11-4-4.13',/ir-ritvion' ni....„..4uleirzle".4°0;90,01;
on the ,
litoved Qouit. Cleateq eegenda4 by "^A31*clit.artioS: 804018 their 141141. •Prisisd at
aune-Fair, that the auk iastruoted to thi: office, _receive a notice like the above,
Sais 10111/110
Stoolooloplementie houtotheld furnituto
1104•Palth 140 X., Erie Olintou, 1
acres, the propeoty of Mr WO Grigg, Oil
the premises, on elaterd;ffe Oct. Ord, at
oleo o'olook, sharp, J. nowsoul spot.
Farm Stook, Ireplemente, &o, Jae, rIleye
nolds, lot 22, 5th cote, littilett, on Wed,
nestley, Oct. 7th, at one o'eloek p,
Jas Howson, Aueo , •
VilissOttreeperty, an Albert Sto Clinton,
belongingto Mr, 4. Isee, on Fietuiday,
Out. 10th, at two o'clock p ,The Hew.
eon, Anoti
Parra, ram% Stook, '&o., the: property of
tho late Joints, Snoil, oit4ot 27, 4191M-6,-
11Ullett, on AletidaY# Clet. 12, at 1.
• Alin* p in. Jamie elevnion auot
Vomit Sleek, Impleneoste 4o. of Jae.
J�) iiefi,"b7Htititio" -511-Wede'
get a by laW tire** np ,flit the porptem of
drAwing eufeeient money boss tka ?gimlet- . No are 0144 to lour, tliet mr:7444-0a,
.pal If011a ElaRd tO.' 1100 If htil debentures are °ugh; 0 Colborne, Wise, Wee ki°10W1 with
for sale.---Ceeried,. .., . his ma! at Toronto, and had %weer three,
The Ootineil then adjotiened, . rths brolt•to ie pregriteang'fatorably, '
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-o-e-eeeoeseeee--e:-•;--
Rev. Was, Trotheita, will.preach. 'Collett-
e School Trustee. ettsoliteg. • • ' B. OoOntinell; -On Sunday, 4th init,,
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. The regular , monthly Meofreq if am' (ion in aid of mission .fund. The aninel
Sidiool'Beard was:held la *St eekeolltatuat Miesienary nieetteg Will (D.V..),be had on
•011' Mendes,' fromiitsi Soft f. genk... Pro- WedneadaY, 0011. Val. Depntattiot Revs,
eut the, Ohairina, an& , lefleasei, Scott, Mom% Ilea) ' and, Lambert.' :Service to
matheeeo, stogie ofia 4,10. . 00I111110120C1 at 7* a'ohick. .' . - •
It wail' 'moved by illii, lellonaloo, end . '. Gedeidok' has Voted i' free markSto and
seconded. by Attie Booth, than: the foilorriinif tia the ...dismission *bout it, Mr." Garrore
,be the Eatinsatee for thlt.f., eillealag. yeine stated thai Ofinten was gyoing to do the same.
viz-.-.: - - • -Where ho 'got hie information frem wo
•Teseleeelo , , , ...,, , , ... ,. . ,,ere,gres oo eeenot•toll, bub supposes he thought there
' Citretakor,., $80 00 was suffieiets.) seas. ia the village to Pre-
oRent, • - , •'. 10O, 00 ' .
vent Vie 'tiosit &ace of a 'suittidal policy.
.270 6060 .. • :that :either
7.771rieidenitals, 0 ....... .1.215 On . -4-Gnits WAN '
.,.ilinOilisegh!,:faiOrhiObeed,
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gtouley Branch Agricultural elecielyie
The fall ehow of the Townehip of.falene. .
MI MOW*, • 1
ley ApiculturalSoaety, wee held et'Iday.
field, op Filday? the 2.5th Septototite arti,,
oleo ftlieinsido deutsettnent, being ehown '
conleeen immediAteiTela ,freut, _.!;;;„ eMY•
in the Shod, and theateck, &coin the
was all that cold be &wired, and, in colt,
Requeoce, the. Attendance of spectators
was large.- The entriee, generally,. were up
to former •years. The otO/Woreof.horsee
shown the different- classes latge,
and they TigN9 deoldedly good. Both the
heayy draught' and the general purpose
heroes were fine animals, mid give eridenee
of the benefits of imported :neck, Some
,goecl brood mares, wieb, foal, were exhibi-
ted, and oleo some fine carriage honiee,
The Matched epan, belonging to 11,
114, Clinton? WIt8 greatly admired, and
0-engle 11.9ortece ha& keen; offered_for 9!
alien ocrearriago'horiet, was sia-rd'Orn.
Riedel .Prize„-•-•The-show of .horned cattle
was small, end what there were, was Outer
ordinary. Bet: few sheep were 'shown,
and AO pip. The ;show of impleraents
warnet-very- larger Messreo Thomson- &.
Williams, of Mitchell, being the principal
exhibitors. Mt 3,'IlViienhairi, Lotidesbo-
rough, exhibited 8, good loniber Waggon
and i‘'fine double carriage ; Messrs. Knox
Is Bothwell, Goderiehe agile) covered bug-
gy., and Mr R. J. Whitley, Goderich, a
number of buggies, double and single:
After the Judges on horees had got through
their labors, it race was got up between
three horses, ridden by boys, *ash ereat-
ed as muchannutement as anything during
$3200 OO
,Ciatsied.
•lliotad by .19,a, Soweto se& oreendetby
liIrt:Sitaile; itito:followitsg swim% he
paid, .JA41$11.00*Yd;
2 Moved bijer.: kathaseti, tad Reloaded
by Mr. MU* time tete. Prim:rat toiteltirs be
re-engaged.fer fee ensuing rats at former
of perraanently lohitting it at Toronth,
whileAlle-mojoriryZfavored. the -present
sYsteM. . A .vote. , was taked.betweet;
Kluge:ter) Ottawa which moulted.
in the latter getting 114 eotes, and the'
format 57; just twole one,: . There were
elirtainly, 'sonic, good reasons given: why
kingston 4i110111a not be favored again
with theProvincial Sheer -for someitinte, at
least till she and.the, surrounding coun-
try Wake up_ feent their_Rip- Van : Win
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lila sloeito. When. the. :show woe hold
thoralefore the sooiet suffered R beav
pecuniary lima by the non-attendance 'of
visitoi 3, the want, OF water was Very -
-seripnly felt, and costthe Beady, a
large slime and the .occommodation for
'visitors is eitremely .4:tilted. But we
too-fan-East...4-at-leaS
house of reprosifitatiens.• '
THE RECIPROCITY TREA.TY..
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;n the address of Dr. Jukes, 'who -
has been nominated by the Ooneerva-
candidate., we find an utter condemna-
tion of_the treaty as it netv stands, but
ha.-4,yatinst he will support relippooity
if established upon a right basis, with,
ea giving an inkling or *hat that right
basis is. • As this address is one of the
first that has been Issued by the Con
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alliances between the Dominion .and
local_ governtaaents . was the paratuount
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cause Of the abolition �f 'ffiihrefepresente
...
eget). -Well, as they were opposed to
this Abolition, and when in power were
as ready an any ime to dabble in Do• •
minion politiottieve fail to Ewe wherein
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servativitedrifirdates ire itirstlitobot or they-ei'o:' getting -4=Y honor tothent-
to follow suit, and therefore one of the
planks in the Conservative platCorm
..ittoilieolopposed to coneiet in eppoeitioo
to the treaty. , " that • no idea intuit..he entertained, or
Word uttered that would hi anyway
convey the idea thati
. we are not n the
very best political - position, :and no.
change will he permitted-. The Conser-
vatives of the present day°arirsiden,tical
in epirie with the Tories of thirty S?earS
ago, - although they utterly repudiate
then), and will not beoclessed in the
game category. if changes have been
needed and made in the last thirtyyeare,
which is 'certainly the 00.80, there is
every liklehoral that still further Changes
will be made, and we believe they will
atno-dieterit day, perhops such as will
bring us bite more intimate relation,.
ship with 13titaih, by . having represen.
tativen iti the Englith 1 -louse of Com-
motis. At any rate there is no cause to
fear the diecuesion of the question, even
be prod,notive or great good to it some advocate the esealiehmerit or a
.ao,i'die lone -of , theist 'stated that -heedistiteettnitionelity. ----se--e.--
had orders freer; the United 'States, and The didtk ise4iienpletettoosenthe and
that in filling th be had 60 iv? Tioaii,„. itioyiliodetiinsyttestinidab witottledirnpoattylitted hbeetienii ,
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ty of -thirty per ,. td Atiothot' rittitiicl iittt power. The reselution of the
that if ths Atriatio0 roarket.was thrown 011110, W111011 it 6011delnne, Visite Covera-
„ OM*tr. thole th,O. could-. soceeeefulio the ground that. they take, but a rester.
centpe ,3 against the Manufactereis theie; latian Is nisde'1“54” is ns°99sarY nn -
dor eertoin oirestuestaneee. When John
The oppoeition given to 'the treaty is ii, •
• . A. refosed to give an 4001114 of the eX-
Y. fastians and $1.°11',81' "ei 4114 , penditure of the latiOret, kit Vied Itorlil
r7„ Si Iltraltinlie power to 1,04 up is- now condemning tho . local govern.
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;selves in the pestling of this resolution:
The eighth is, purely Conservatism,
and if literellteinterpreted o*ould. mean.
Up to the peesent time no sound
reason has been given why br how the
treaty. ht going to militate against the.
interests of Canadians, bul -there haa
been no end of declamation and, unprov-
ed aseettions, spoh that."ib would be
he ruellof • our manufacturers," and
efut ~aestruotion of our . commerce,"
s we coy:eider the pasiage of' the; treaty
of the greatest importance to Minato
*endow deed eto finct =out e" -the.
plutons of manufaeturere thia neigh.
timed Upon the osuiajeet, and t haye
en pleated to learn that neatly all are
iMously 'pr the opinion thet ' it
tfet 6-v4YMa-11411er (dill; soullt, le was anpported•ly the Very party th
nite -hand fir thou *toe ore or aro lite *Ivrea for withholding intortnetion that
.1'• ,to be, potiltiOn to givo the treaty
and thlitte who eta labeling to pees it it,
.beavby' etthpfet;
7 We alahltet'lielle but 'believe that the,
kna,14,00 thO*0 *file Vito advoeate pro.
• taItion-tire free.tradere
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.1014411' they want td...pu.rohase anything,
tar tharp lit take: at tidied dad, ty
peeiti ditty' eh lv ieltletteike
th tleity4
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they conaider improper to 'make public.
The tenth condemns the Itoolprocity
Treaty,.
Thh, eleventh in ouch a Cool piece of
impudence and faint miSitinption that we
give, it foe the fen Of the. tatty
• Thitt• WO OfttillOt Vietle Withent alarm
the wide4preair,syritein-af itettitlitten (so
eteiltiegiy, developed in tits onent election
male) prtieilikeil by the patty, ulna hal
built up lin tmlltkal capital en pretentious
Of Olitreini Utgit het
tette epediel Wald, blf 114411 .10
C h• Itiott *tilt to la
.:„,ShePP°rd,r45P.° i gWesOes,. i00;
Mrs. Preston, 42'0 Mlee-Sturgsone 0200;
:and .3/Iiss 0200. -Carried..
1'Tho lioard'etlien 0j:reined. '
Iftrechanks" InstItitte Kriebel Cie,. E'r
Beadles Ream, and .Libeerys •
ehaa Miiieure—rfar 'fa
greater mine:token:. of these wiehing to at- .
tend the Meoltanice! Bvening,
,dasscis, ta•chlingethe time of holdhig them •
from the evening ofMonday and Wedaee-
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day, to those of Tuesday and Thuraday,.
and at tho sameOtime- toottre the_reader
ofothe-Lihritryooacieopporteunty toi-ebtai
books conveniently, , 'change' •boon
Made from Tuesday. afternoon and ;evening
to the afternoon and arenhig Of . Wed-
nesday, for tho. purpose of giving out
biyoks. The Reading Room hi open every
°roping, except Saturday•, aft Usual'. • The
200 tinite outside of territory number of Headers Is now but an ef-
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from which will be -collected the niater[- fort now 1:;.einit made to increase It "still
more,"by a thorough onvaes thoSe'parti
al tamitire,oP .good show. A speaker of the Tillago. not yet visited. 'About 01170
at the:niteting, in favor of: Ottawa, ea- worth ne)v books have been added dur-
mitted thet•farming ha not eendueted in ingllie Peet 'few menthe,: and tteeLltust ad-
tho
stuno energetic and advanced . man- dition, al1101.111411g' teoeleoutOteett. In 'value,
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Pontainedo. the :rimy latest ittetiee of new,
net demo, there -as it is in- week
ern" section of Onterib:ooHntene it Will
be theri-avaxt year, we hope ,they will
itiniulated to inake a.tespectable ei•
..heeetion, and as the deputatien guarail-•
teed to make' ample preparation, for the
-eichilition and that 'fairly oes aceeeea.
'the, society- elioUldote....indenititfieda-wo
hope every reasonable effort alienld be.
8;mi:tea...tit make it n,..anocess:
Below isAti, brief synopiiiiebf the.,prizes
taken in, this County.;
Roadster Stallion, 4 years and upwards,
lat G. t McKay, "Canadian- Leopard,"
Wingham.• • • . 4 • • • . •
Carriage Stallion, 3 years. old, 3rd Jelin
Kaiser, "Young. Coachman," Tueker-
strethe Tsvo year olds; let A.C. Inmate
‘!'Sportinune," Stanley ; L. J. Brace,
Oinanhandaitt.Bred draught Stallion, lab W.
flodgaeoe,.1".7oung • England's glory,"
Exeter. , •
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Yearling 'Colt, 1st Aelirtes, Stanley.
Brood mare with foal by hoe eider let
Sas. MeDimogh, Colborne; 3rd J. Glen,
Colborne. • ••
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Heavy Draught Stallioe, three years
old, 3rd C. Mason, ." Honest Sandy,"
Tuckersznith. Two year old filly, 3rd H.
Love, st,_ " Bonnie J'eari," Hay, • .
Boar Pig, 13erkshire or. other largo
breeds., lat J. Cumming, Hullett. •
Agricultural Iiiildieinents, Horse Pitch'
feet* and Taeltlee lat P. Grant, Clinton,'
Machine for' harvesting peas, lat Geo.
McLeod. Set horse :beet, lat.'. IA/Mitsui-
son, Seaford), Iron plough, .2nd Munro
la Hogan, Seaferth ; 3rd J. Williamson,
Seaforth. Wooden plough, 2nd BAYPIELD HAREOlt:—It will be seen by
liamsen,. Iron beam plough, .steel mould- eteeeeelsemeno elsewhere, caning for eeest„
11°gan ; 3rd 11"-Wilr tho construction Of•woili at this
iamson. Double mould plough, 1st J. -4:44 °r °
Williamson ; and Monro & Hogan,. • Harbor, that tho Government' are aetei.
• In eketellee• andoepaioting, . Or- itined-tes.pu&4001,1mr4,.10,..00ijo._.This.,
Mouoteastte, Clintoe; took a
ItIt.V. X, Creswell, Seafoeth; our
giad ; Ine, will be good news for Hayfield.... .
throe. 2nd, and two 3rd prizes. I/. t, AoOtottoeetaeregi,erere.„-A,
Thirty; Zs table belt, list Platt-i-Gode- Ina of. the jrs ar,t of
•-•., • • • e
..,-„Readirer clielon; let Drawl Agriaiiteral ..Sselety will be
Ind Mita. M. ,T. Mosely,„..Motetiot; e car at -Roses lititettlinten, on Saturday,
;.;0.4116iieente,n,1 Nt.foyka71146. tlisku Ir...i.o0c)tzibn, 00 ; a, forwithttt;s418 llate inagirt,ipanaat obtreir,
TY-Goaer oh,
- •
ecienttfic and itiatorical work era and -books
of Tievels. .The direetora are anxious that.
Our young mea and young women should
joie the 'evening-el:taint; Which afford finch
a rare. opportunity for those .whose educa-
tion is ,
feetiveoebideethoebooste
net the leisure tie attend the day sehool to.
-obtain. that further instruetion lie..neefut
to ATI for tha proper -discharge of the active
ditties oil life.„ With roved to the Read.
ing•Room, Libtary, and. Beening °lasso*,
emote :information will be given by Mr.
Scott, at the Meolutnice' Inetitsite room,
in the Town gat
; •
Foosto--,On Monday night hot theri;
was a slight frost in thiS.Plaoes
. Tug' Swtes lazeo Beitonneee-Thie favor-
ite troupe will give an entertainment Jh
the Town . Hall on Wednesday ,evening
next, Oct. tth, See advertisement;
Sdieunev oF WAT313.-Ifotwithstanding
theheavy rains that, have fallen, of late,
'many of the wells this neighborhood
• have run dry, and people are compelled to:
carry water, some quite 4 distance, to amp;
ply the deficiency.' •
13xteeries OF 'AOVIlltriar170.7,-1.4flt Week
44 Alcilgan,,Braeeileld, advertised in
the N'EW E8A, his faten for sale, and the
paper had scareelygot eitoulited, when he
fount a purchaser in the person of Mr,
Jas, Davidaon, Tucleternithe
no.e.e.The 'hoe appeeeee
are Trey Sears» hi- age
as exciersire tlentaneljetao
nt nionwat for them, tot
Week contairr . number
our °claims's th
of adveviisement fer female aesistante..
The 'supply Own uropo lifoPears to be in,
creasing wan 'for then), tether OA°
the Ineeting ..Pa in ." over-or•owd-
ea" Villages plea's* o py'1
gonna RACING. •-• lieeOntarie Goveen,
meet has-just-printeel ntleiroultited a now -
bill in relation, JO ieultural :wadies,
&a, in. iliteh is P.elaese that .proldbits
horsti-raolog.ai aliewerOn. even
the day. Ono' of the horses a white one
looked about forty Years old, but ebuld
go, nevertheleset and Jur it-hobbIed along,
-its-bones pretudiog, the boy freely apply-
•ing the „gad, it was an amusing sight,
although to be deprecated: • ,
The indoor depertment Was -fairly re-.
presented: The tint thing that took -the
eye on entering' the building, was the
magindcient display of fruit,' • There were
-apples of 411 descriptions; fall and Winter
pears, plums in abundance, tempting
peach* and lindens grapes. Therewere
atm; seine fine melons, ;tomatoes, stutash,
.otions, beets, corn, mammoth cabbages,
pumpkinf and mangold wurtzels: oreeta
show of grain wasnot large, but it was,of
good 'quality. A...number of varieties of
-tile potatoes -were shown. But little
-.dairy produce -Was exhibited. Somelood
harness was shown by 1VIessrs. D. and T.
"Cainerim. Mr V. Homan had in the hall
two stoves,onerom tha manufaetory of
jno. McLary, London, the other fionillin
`St. Catharines Stove Foundry, estab-
liehmeot but recently opened.,
as usual, had a pod aisort-
merit Of their handiwork, part of it of a
superior.'quality.: .Sinue vary good feather
and hair nowere:were on exhibition; giving
evidence of rare taste and skill on the
part of the exhibitor.. Messrs. T. & J.
-Arn-iarong,iif Vern:if-exhibited-a-dining
table, ef their awn manufacture, of a now
pattern, and apparently 4 -:very good oee.
The table which is a falling • leaf, is so
constriiiitito occupy butlittle-abniT-
When closed, the tilroPthe table ie not
over six -inehes;,wide,• and it can
put against the wall, taking up little space,
and when °pelted, it has a surface of about
five feet square. •Of Course they can be
manufactured: 'drier or sinaller,
Mr H. F. Morgan of Bayfielci, a blind
person, had on exhiibitiOn ' three lady's
hand baskets; manufactured by
which were.certainlY well made. '
Had a prize been offered for•tlie,pretti-
est young lady,. there would, no doubt,
ha.vo been Scores of competitors, and a diffi-
cult task for-thiindges, if we amallowerr
todOw our inforentes from tholarnum-
...tievEretelswground. •e•
within:five Miles ef ib .on theday Or days
'hibitiblis' This elatwe appears to be
not nue:tiled fel., and will effectually put a
stop to an-eViLthati_viould iMbri-be destriic:-
tire-Of- the- obj ;rota:. of these shows, if. not
thus °hooked:- -* •
W.. M. .Sonnii.v Senooi Concear.'--7-A
coneert Of sacred gaud° will be 'given in the
Wesleyan M.ethodist Chureh, Clinton, On
Tuesday Evening, Ocf.C6th, by. tho
en-efAho .§.ablpith.Seitool, under the lead -
Cidlinder. children
• The new writ for Eseek, oonaeq,uent
upon thilootikeeting of. Mr, McGregor,
has been ieseed. The nottination takes
place on the 15th and the ilegintrar is
the lletarning.Officer,
Ever since Taut 1rovernb9n the To*ity
journaln have held unattimottely and
persietemtly that it WAS tt diagrate
to tho Gevernment'to.have in it such a.
Member an lYfr, nose. NOW that Me,
Rosa is teat they declare it outrage:
IViarittOtleit DO It AGAIS.*there are certain
young men tint village Who Make a hab-
it of loafing at the corner of adeestserisher
,& Bertootipteteo-Suttdoeotsfteimeinatioaneto
using insulthig language to ptuitient-littoo
'They had better take -our adettle, widish is
to quit the, belitifee,H.or ate they may
tett iltentselves .plaieed• In- too- oenapieu. owe,
position for conduit.,
*hoed. .treiiii• Extent itetuttlae.o- A
and a :karat that he IS nOt irt. Wind& Nragio Litman , ntortainnorito, watt the
having hint half ent and hail Itt tult tho kuitricos of the Oilotoo •lereebyteilan 84.
tiontiortiot,. wo 'wonder bath school, loth rtoloot 41.4„..„::),.
•g -Y7•14.
Colonial $entetto Ilea Written Ur. so, ofiatet ratty eviiiing,„: Omit,
An Ottawa • paper States thatihe ,i;ptiton% will be given tra. the town kelt,
ketizio to the °met the,t tithe ter 4 of , eeeeee of different pieces will he alohile.
imion WZtII Brit1h Oolumbla must bo tntotoli wortit-14-:
61514 to far ' deo ikiefietlile. eeterolenee, mit prom, # the
Walkeintritight have IsAtisd that much ht. at •h .0llow
without leaving _Vietoria,. It in 010 „n!
rmvosd ti�Ho ornih1oitvuh1ettt Pa n
ubb 4 *4 tIi 14111
•hava boon in oenrse of training for some-
tinie,.and have given evidenee of consider-
able prolcieney. Doors open at 6,30-;
concert.,to commence at 7 1').
Rion, Adolts, 15cts. ; Children, lOcts. As
-the proceeds are to. go towards the pur-
chase of an ergs)) for the :iiChael we hare
no doubt -there will he a large attendance.
Suttee liteerio.--Somo dogs arollnd
here are'niaking sad havoii. ha the ' sheep
flocks of some of our neighboring !armors.
•
One night last week, Velem. 3. & B. Brie.
kende; below the etation lost ink or 'soy-.
en ; Mr. J. Brawn, duroxi Read east,.
three'er four '• Mr. W. Smart, in the yil
Inge two - Mr. MeAllister , Huron Road
f
west, baa several badly worried and an at-
tempt Was also made on thee° of Mr. W.
Robineoti, but thiodogs Were Unsuccessful
In getting intithirfold, Partide owning
dogs which they think have a groat liking
or :mitten; ' shouldiceep them7secniely
,
fastenedup as they are liable in have the•
animal shot, and can be held responsible
for all damage done. • '• •
Ta Welitusi.-e-Yeittercley, for the first
time, we began to feel the et...preach of
winter. During. the .preceeeing tight cone
adorable rain fell,. tuid the wind, being
.from. the northweet, it was pole. Although
We do net went winter.for .another identh,
.we belieie•ftstniekeare better prepared to
meet. It that; for some yocirs past, The
winter wheat, is well up, -and they are pro...
greasing rapidly with fall ploughing, 'poin-
t* digging, &o. Tornipa are growittto
ra-
pidt.V and if the snow keeps off there
will be sh,, ,g004 'yield, .There • has been
more Indian corn 'grown this year than
usual,. and it has sueeeeded wefl, .Tho
innenninf fodder 'in ,store le not inore than
will he needed, dda every eteltionty should
be practiced. ir itt; use
, .
Woteettec.00We learn that':a Ifastelling
°any:weer froth an A.rrietician nurser, is go-
ing through the• coutitryand obtaining eri.
ciorg for , grape trines .on. faits protenc.a.
He 'carries with hint a box of fine hot -house
grapes, and exhibitre them ae,„.the' growth
Oat of doors of ;limiter plants., that he 'is
taking orders for, andbaa. succeeded Inoue_
iij Ofieeital parties in this
enti, neighboring villages for °ratite to
la 0.inifoutitte. We advitse all who
Wi'sh te engage itt tho oultivetien qf the
grape and other ;whetter fruits, to .beoome
Members of tieor Ontatio-Morticultntaleltee-.
ettelation, whereby they May be.e0riletilOr-
the experience:Of inerebers,.in all matters
pertaining to We Ivan:A of seieliee.
ago:04,1.0dt, A0 ,-WO are pleased to
SOO tbat our towiniuntn, Zifr PGrant, has
this.year _been su.cceontut In eartoing off the
fltst prize tot his Hay Fork, at thee Pre..
*bidet Fait *re ,heel, a outnber of corn-
petitore, among there an. Atilerblen fitter
„Who,..e.S.Apt staid t beet everythingthe•
other tido and Were going to dose' on thitil'
but they didnot, The Toronto leader pub.
tithed the fulletring • • •
oPetete-Gtante-ttf-Clitten, eohibited
a new and Meat completehorse fork, it
only requiterte be keeii to be fella'
elated. Its iiimplloiiy dispenses with sup
inutteesaty attinditrit lehOrs It hati taken
the twit� at many county shows, auti toolc
the atat prize; At Undo)* laitoyear. Thia
etiellent 14404 pr. moobaniobi. ph.5.10.1 4ff4
the 01.4 priae. .
fti Sapb, 0, g 4:4!, gee oengo
latilttliAt4titt
OF
ARAL DRY GOOD
AT TlIkr"*.'
ATERLOO OUSE,
'SOLD' AT
wmcai wiLi"! )3
VERY LOW :PRICES,
CALL AD EX/FolVITNEe BEFORE PURCHAS=0.
4T. C. Grlion0Y; Vtraiteiloet Tolotepotose
Clinten, Sept. 30, 1874.
Flannel, lat W. Mentgemery; 2nd 1). Stir-
ling, Pair Woollen Blankets, J. Erratt,
Pair Socks V. Homan, -Pair Stockings',
jes, Cam lien. , Pair 1Vlittens, V. Homan.
Quilt ine atishworkolst Miss Erratt; 2ad.
Wire. A. Grainger.-oFancy Quilt,-lst Kifla
Erratt; 20 de. Skein of Woollen Yarn,
ten knets \ or over, ' Mrs. J. Campbell.
Skein of Stocking Yarn, ten knots or over,
Mrs. J. prpbell, Gentleman's Shirt,
Moe Qe(). Bates. Pair of Fine 13oots,
lat and 2nd WM.: Foley. Pair of Coarse
Beets, •let.and .2nd Wm, Foley,. Set of
Double Harness, D.. Cali:wren. -Set of
.
Single Buggy Harnese;D;Cameron. Sieci-
men Of .CcOpers Work,' let J. Armstrong;
2nd do. Cabinet Work, -.T. „Armstrong.
Holley in Jar ' Jrui, ,Aiinmer. I3oney in
Comb Sati. Arinetronr,. Flowels Luc,*
Boquet, D. H. Ritchie. Flowers 'Small.
ars, Idiss Erratt. :Piece. Tatting, Miss
H. Irlorgan. Fancy Knitting Mr,s" Eba-.
Bocioet, D. H. Artificiai. Flows-
Erratt, Embroidery in Worsted, Mrs,
hardt.. Crochet Work, Mr. D: H. 'lit.
Rigs or Mats, Mrs:, V. Homtieo ILone-
•made Bread, Mrs. T. N. Elliott. ..
ItiermUe'ill-e,-- Umber Waggon, iron
ailj.V!enhn\.E°13leBvggYj.
Vhenham.Sin:len1ggy,R, J. Whitley.
Covered Baggy, Knox \sgs. Rethwill: - Iron
Ca!Crrr7dv"enCiahan3." CIPt'oetelTs.--e Drill,GitnCluTtligviira-tor or, Scualer, DoMeleay.
... o
• Bitais Recommeteno ---eSpan.tiorriage•
11,tovece1trelreeltieviiii-2 d, Jno. Pollock.
'Heifer Calf,: Geo. Sparks. grapes; ,Tos.,
Wilda. Tomatoes, A. B. 1B elusion, (aim-.
men Onions, R. Russell. LTair Vic -mere,
-Miss Erratt.- Etlibreidery,. Mrs.' IL E,
Morgan. Embroidered. Brae et, irlts...13.
F.MOrl‘Cgaga..13S.IMSee3,t. V°f .. 13.13aOkinea6nEh.9411rOnHe3i. F.
in
Comb, 2nd prize T. Wells. Polly Rem,.
1st Thos. Marks; 2nd Jas. Switzer. . o
' Jorwes--Holtate.o;:MroHougliton Sea -
forth; Mr. J. Upshalk Clinton; jos: Whit-
ley; Goderich. :
r
CATTLE AND SitErP,—.Tno. PettyioStan.
ley; G..Case, Seaforth; D. Wilson,. Stan-
As an evidence that the foals are not all
dead yet, NV8 have only to mention that a
couple of fortune wheels and a lottery dig
a thriving business -all day.. It is a shame
that these windier& aro permitted to-
". pitch their tent" at every place a shcw
of any kind occurs; and the proper authori-
liel shoiddlirifitUre putaniterfa their
gambling operations, and severely punish
the offenders. Were the propeietors of
said things. fined a far times they would
aeon cease.
Credit is due the Directoits and officers
of the Society,..for the mnin
aner which
they performed their duties, and with the
exception of a few protests against the de-
cisions .of some of the judges, everything
passed off well, - , • -
In the evening a (.14uner was hold at
McCann's, Hotel, to which.a goodly num-
bar did justice. . .
The following is the.
Imeranmom-Jos.-Oalasvell, Varna; D.
Beacom, Goderieh, Tao; T. Lavin,, Bay -
Letezs' DotenTelelee.-MrS..A., •Spndk8,
148. T., "‘Siyonons, Miee A. ;Vitae:no-Stan-
ley. ' . . . .
'GRAIN, SEEDS, .AND .DA/RY letwouw3.--
A• bmitn, Ilerne; Dpi Varna; T.
Stanburye.Clinton. . _
. .
Front oleo Vzootoetet.-Mr. P. Grant,
Stanley; j. 4. Young,tioderich T'p; Thos.
Marks, goderich T'p, " ' .
PRIZE LIST: •
• ,
.11ORIGULTURAD Honses.-Brood Marc
and foal, It C. Tough: 2nd P. Cole. Two
year lst, Jos. Calloway', 2nd .Jas.
McGregor. • TWo year old- Gelding; lat
Jas. Campbell;- 2nd csres: Switzer. One
year old Gelding, Geo: Greet). One year
old -Filly, P. Cole. •' 'Buggy Horse; lat
3ino. Bothwell; end Geo. Erwin: Span
Working Horses, let Jno. Turner; 2nd
Jag: Armstrong', r ".
GENERAL' Pourosn Irintses. -el. Brood
Mare and foal, Aar teid; 2nd Alex,.
Sparks. Two year old Filly, lsb Jno.
Turner; 2nd Jas. Armstrong. TWO year
old Gelding, lat J.ait. Turner; 2nd W.
Montgomery. Ono. rear ,,n1d Gelding let
Jae. L. Esler; 20d Thos. - Welsh. 'One
year old Filly, 1st and 2ne1 ROL Reid.
Span Working Horses; iet Jae. 'Turner;
god B. Snowden. •
CATTLE -Milch Cow haring raised calf
in '/4, it Thu...Wend; gild Geo. Sparks.
Two year old Heifer, 1st and 2nd GOO,
'Slitstks, One year. dm Heifer, 1st, Thu..
Marks; 2nd It. Elliott 'Yoke 'rine year
old Steen, Geo. Sparks. Fatted Oz or
Steer, 1st and 2nd Alex. Sparks. Fatted
Cow oirteittitIet Geo. Sparks; 2114 Thos.
Wells, • ' ,
Sneeroo•Itinn two sheers and over, lat
E. Westlake.. item Lambe 1st and 2nd,
O. Tough. Two Ewes, having had leenbs
in 1874, two shout and over, C. Tough,
Pairolisve Lambs, Chas. Tough. Pair Fat
Sheep, 0. Toughs • .
• Demo Poonuceo-e,•Tennei Of...Salt 'Hut -
ter, 1-t Geo. Sparks; 2nd OE Tough. lave
tbri. Butter, sufficiently twitted Per table
use, lat Geo. Weston; 2nd Lone Erna.
GRATZ(
AND SOD11,-)rwo bushels Tread-
well oromidger-proof FalloWiteatooist R.
BeacerriL 2nd Alex. Granger; ,Two hush;
018 White Winter Wheat, 0, tough. Two
busb. rife Wheat, 1st R. Beacom; 2nd C.
Tough. Two bush. any other kind of
Spring Wheat, lat Geo, Sparks; 2nd jno.
Bsthwell „ Two bush, two Rowed- Barley,
Jot tee, 1_0u/elk and Geo:. Sparks, Two
bull. four Rowed Harley, 1st Ala; 15parks;
2ncl.:•0..? Tough, Tww-bush..Wliito 'Data,
•I.st Cf. Tough; 2nd Geo. Green.- Two base.
Black Oats; jno. Rathwell. Two bush.
large Peas, .-lot In°, Tough; 2nd Geo.
Green. Bushel Timothy Seed, B. West-
lake, *
' non AND VEGMAIMES.--Bag Early
„,, ,
,Potatoes, lat W. Montgentervi. 2nd Geo,
Erwiv, Bag Late Potatoes, lst Gad,'
Green; 2nd GA0,:aftatIO, Applee, four va-
rieties, 5 of each variety, eie Ind. Tough;
2nd As It Brow:won. Pears, tout
varietiesfive of each, let W. "Merge));
2nd D. sir, wow. Six late Ileas for
table sue, Dr, Woode, Six heads of Ciab.
beget Dr. „ Woode. Two Pumpkins, * C.
Wild. Two Squathee,. a, Wild. Peek
Potato Onittee, grown in clusters, lst E.
Wettlake; 2hd, A. Ilaaeltio. get& other
Onions, let V. litunan; 2nd A. Ilisackie.
wel d
Twelve Viola Time 1st A. Sparks; 2nd
J. Tough, TFaeld Oarrote let W.
Mogan oda G.- parks, Twelve illangeld
Wurtaelia. Dr', Woods, _Tivelve Poaches.
fst -dos. Wilds; 2nd D. Stirling, Six
eat' White 'Celery, A. H. DtM11111021. Silt
lyead 11.ed Celery A, 11. Bromine% Two
tar 141011. Dr, • WO n a a love Musk
Oh 44 -11 il'Os°s' ;' - '
DittlititittlitesTotgi
, YO
filth* Tan reed
'
CIIIOAGO, Sept. 26. --Mt Perry, Gee
oral Manager of:the Royal Fire Mid
Itlarinedosurance Company. of Canada,
-is-in thisnity imipectingtte methods' of
protection against flitter° fires. • IL) re-
ports that the Canadian Compaiee will.
remain hero. , There is considerable lo-
cal agitation over-theInsurence qnestion.
.Thirty companies threaten withdrawal.
ittriett.,
Apprentibe .-Wanted.
• •
W.A.N.TED no.TEDIA.TF,TA-.A.zi AppaiiINTxoz
to learn the horse -Shoeing and General •
smithing besinees. APPIY to " ' •
• . muones expellee:.
' waltee,, sep, 29,1874,
Meeting.
•
mat BULLETT DRANCII AGRICULTURAL SO.
Onimr will hold a meeting at • • •,
S BOSS'S I-IOTELuor-
Saturday, tho ioth Oet., at 'Vivo P. 111,
11 jaarties who think, there was. aflY iwrOr
eniiasteaeayeetioeh•eat,meenx4stint.eatoolvipo.4.1.4Ns ttoLtdrx7ose,ttasotsi,
-
tr he 4-* "
, Clinton, Sopt., 28,1874. , 21 '
rp. the Election CO:tart,
•
The Cositrovert•ell Els:ottani: Act, '1873: •
Election of a litenzher for the 'Ron. a. of Ooinntona tee-
the Eleeteral-Dietriet of the Sleuth Riding of tho
'County of hurons '
,
DonnlION or • Callana,. • ' ,•
Province of Ontario, Election Petitien of ,Soutlz ,
. ma WIT • Huron. .
KGB SOTICE T3IAT Tin AEOVE PETITION
ft1beIie1e . • • ' • '
.00.11RT' HOUSE IN TER TOW 0P tiODERIOlt?
- Ileum Coutitteetlierote owtho
And•I TWENTIETH. D:orya' 007;F OCTOBER, A. 1874.
on such other snipe..m.onk daii, as may be needful;
Dated the 12th day cif September, A D. 4871.
,
- Clerk of 0:U3E1804u Couit,
-BAYFIELD: HARBOR..
Notice to. Uontriktors
Qmotoo %ENDERS ADDRESSED Ti erre
T., DE tiara:tan, and ondorsod "bay field ftarbor
Worke,ll wiLl be received at thie office until Neon of " •
"WEDNESDAY, the 14111. October next, for the eon-
struotion^ of orlb-work, piers, _and for ,drajIng tho '
Western &coil= of 13aydei4 Ifarbor. •
plane and Speoliteatione can be aeon at this ofilee, ni
.-Town- litergaTenhilel, pay,
deld, from, On an0 after Wedneaday, tho Mistant,
viler° printed forme of :fender will also. be Obtainca,
Satisfactory seourity on real estate,. or, -by deposit ni
money; bank stock, public or maniallail bellikl$Pf
amount of Ave per cent on the bulk suia of tbo colltr45-
Will be required. Also, the actual signature of two re.
snonsibio and.solrent persons, willing to beaora0 bine.
ties for tho due fulfilment of mia contract,
This Department will not he hound t.) 511011,t1to iow
est or any -of tho tenders,.
.• By order,
Scerchry
Department oll'eldic Works,
• Ottawa, fle,gt. 29, 1574. . •. at
. - ..
JonnAN-MArtimo.-On the 30th- ult.,
at the B. O. Church,- Clinton, -by the,.
Rev. -It. Allin, Mt Edward Jordan of
Coderich Township, to Miss Sally Man-
ning, of Colborne.. .. .
leantrv•-•Annuttvs.- M the Wesley:in
. Methodist Church, Goderich, on Wed-
nesday, . Sept. 23r4, y the Rev, Mr.
all of Goderich.
tee, Mr. S. 0. Perrrto Miss Eliza. S.,
aeon aug ere hos. o rows;sq.,
bbettioentestio.
Servant Cfirl Wanted.
AATANTED IMMEDIATELY; A. .60013 Sgit,1110
Y • Girl, tei
tiiis. woman tuweet.
Clinton, kit. 80,1874
:Apprentice Viranted.- -
1ATANTzli--AN 4:1)21iNNTICS TO LEARN G'GD
74 Cabinet ktaklug business.. Apply to
G. DiEuts
• Clinten, 'Sept. 29, 18.14.• • • •
Apprentices Wanted,
A PrItENTICE0 WANTED, TO MASS D2tS8.
.ns...1stattaa. Appli immediately to
• MISS T/1011P30g.
Clinton, Sept. 80 1874. • 3ames BtrOtif. *•
.1, ,
Servant Girl • Wanted. .
Tcrstartr lr SERVANT -610r
vy apply' to -
naxe-
Stapleton, Sept, 28, 1874rolin, sax-mato&. • .
Servaqat GiriWaiited,.
,
0,ERVANT WANTED, osETGAT CANDOGE14411
At housework, to whom good ,wages w111 be oven.
• Apply to
C. BPOONE11.
• i3linion, Sept.211,187.1.
•• Wanted,
AiitrSin1LS OF TAB1S 011 VtrOlinfi* 8tED
BEAM& & DAVIS.
Olioten, Sept. 9, 1874. -
Cook, Stove for S416.
A Steele...WAS/3. OGOX 11TO% VOlt
Olionp. &noire at this calm
'biluton, Sots 0, 1874.
Imiotion: Sale
PARM STOOK, ItPLENIENTS, 840,,
4444•4
;muss lloWsort will sell vy Patillo Atietiou, on '
Lot. 21, 2nd Oom 11tILLnTrit,
Thursday, bet. 22txds at 1 p. nt., eleattp,
The folleleingprePorty, 'lt.: 1 out Worms, 1 spring
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COIN 1,11eOf Cott, 2railth, arott Inmg, t moor muloe
4, in ealf, Illistor south* 9, la calf, 1 heifer Caning 2,,
t Sheep, a fininbit 1ew14,1 Ridable Waggon, I Sleigh '
Illinrgy,_,Iolding mak I Plough, 1 jot Narrows, 1 zog
alltivator, 1 toile wear
o oepiisa,itt11M6a; ;;60fil1:1tla isss
lottsii.Gt1s0o62e!ho,
nitcto.4:6eeokini
xnjlittn1
4,pibstt„
thinlla..491114 time. Oath t {hat-
.
All pipes, flasullit pin% and Othat. atilatells
two num* itiffilatilff teetatel ewe gotta,
•••• • -• •-• • • 4.414 4.444 I 4,44*
WOW :lig I3E.T.-.411
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0 INT, 01•T
Votht6sday Evnii
it O:1tt.18.74.:
Tha Zenith. of Tams 1 Orah4 Augnicritation h
t;, Ai,
loghaniana Ybeallats & elth Ledics" ,
Es Gent's Silivr OrabOatral Bant14 thO Alle-Pazdan
gnattortto, QuintotkO, & StmLotte.
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The Alleghassitins, whose mune fitvi heron& Ilin
lieusehold Word of tho mu2ie4o7i1ig people, ttlYti oIii
I
11011th:111.1W travels have extended to all parts' (.1 Out
civilized globe, will ogrAtat_their now, inetuniraialdo•
Programme, as above.
***NO pest oneMent on tantalite of weather. Pwitlir
to other togagements they eau romatn positivity only
an advertised. ° '
' Two sets of Sliver Swiss note copthet upwardg of Pin
thoUsand dollire, manufactured in Berne, Ake 1111(11 1.1
Switzerraudrituring their late tont In Europs-, vet
of HolId„Silver brass Instruments, costing over 82.90Co
mainifilettired exprossirror the -Allegbaninne Ladles
Orchestral Band, under Gni direct superrial(it c,f• Prof, st,,
1). C. lin% of the AIM of 110114 Qtattby, hastruinent
makers,Rostoti.
The Alloglutnittne precent llusio Vromunitoo
overy Lady nod Gentleman on entering the Efall. Thia
14,41dma iioivrioine,ot2o5rocinhenitceit. cotineetritt,041 toitt, SQ canto..
•Tieked ts for salaXellea's nook Sync
//0011S'Oban AT 1.30. Conran's t o peel:et/ell AT 0; s
D. G. "WA/ante:4'r Manager,
F. L. IsENJA:1110,,rilusteal Director,
0. c, 1111a1,111111T, nosiness Agent,
W, /r• 31Ka5fr01`, zoacTer Lathes suror erica.
all Goodst
oetritaielAtige3 itet)C1C
Boots, Shoes .8t Gqiters
eittetlea ter Valetta Whiter Woos., sow
41011N, 'ST lEtt
CLINTON;
toe he oni load tte ttry IMO wiring ploys
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rat tsittett heve tee teat altatat. ftlittlad
ba4t.tantittits
giltm ltetalitlit; kWh 1
tiot
mem.
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