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THE CLINTON i\TEV1r ER,&
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APIfri4 -
NAW ADVERTISZIENTS.
Notice—P. ,A &invent.
Nie, ---John Jenkins.
Spring—Thos, Jackson.
1,Iouse for sale, ---J. Bradley,
• To Debtors.—Jas. Sheepard
Public Anotion--A. T. Aioere,
Clash vs, Credit—Harland Bros.
Cows for Noreeworthy.
"NevtDerniniouelfoitee-e- 0aheader-A- Coe
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..1 tlAyiti NNW ide.1 lulq• be Allt asosio Boa
's'swei) A. loati eitues
, -mien taraei, Prico 5 Go 44,o4 -re.,..-,, • .
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Clinton
OBTIOIAI, PAPER OF "Tgls COTJNTY.
throughout the eo entry pu rob rtRe' nil the
oats that ,they on ohtain here, whieh
does not amount to Windt as they are
neerly all rtiquired for lieRia consneop-
Oen, Met the quantity .they do purchase
keepti up the price. If a tariff wes put
on this grin every oatmeal mill in the
country would have to shut down, for
'they
to keep them, going. This would lie a
aairy groat le8s to the oetintry,,in several
,
ways.it \venal stop ow) tcd Of-Mums,-
tictnring interest ; aeotekts'e.nor
freight,' endethrow eur ehipping blisiness
• -----,--TRURSDATT-APRII, 4,178
Tun comsEuvATIlrit Nakeannaton
Iteour last wet:Weiss:le eve krief-
ly at:not:nod that; Mr.eParter'lmd been
neininated as a candidate for the Reese
of Coram.oiis for the Smith 'Riding' of
Huron, in the donservettive interest, -as
we were thenigueaut Obis Merits end
.....-claireannetneethesetfreng wed. theetheetexe
of this rieliog, but since 'thee. o has
had n opportnoity pet•osink his vir-
gin speech in the eitneegs, and we. can'
now; to•. some degree, realize lite troa
stauding, and . .to what •.,eitent. .he is
worthy- of snppoet. .Although. we 'are
denominated: Refornesewe think, , aftm
reading Mr. Porter's epeeeln'eve Shall
. have to proclaim, him the.Befertnee and
'-wiethe Clonservettive, for snob sweepieg
changes eelee adeOcates are either more
than we cia.n:siipport,
Being the nomineeof the :canserea-
.
— Aloe party lioreef-eottesereadoptsi-thei
platform, .althoegli • he "acknoWdedges
himself to he, in prinbiple, a' free:trader,'
-which we would 2'ust: sa 'in aSsii
.every Sensible and, well reed persantcan
not kelp beteg. HaVing 1 -tempted the
,
'nomination he strive; by a large amount
of unmeaning verbiage and eephistry, tb
show his reasons tor adopting protective
principlica, but not.,eleaedy eletimpg,one
reasou, ,except. the oft•repeated and
senselees one that:because all the world
does not adept 'a reveime• policy we
should .not. , ,To give our readers setae
itlea of,his speech and style of reasoning,
we give the following extract e— •
•
"But they say. we have a rei-e11110
ta-
riff which is sufficient protectiOn to our
industries. This aye deny, and aseert
that the present titeiff does not prevent
Canada front being, nnicle a slaughter
, rnerket for our astute-cooeing, rich, and
shi•ewctin uiiii
mg perhaps for less than cost, know:
right well that a haltdoif is better Alai.
no bread, besides the exquisite pleasure
of giving a deadly stab to a possible
rival. But if the -revenue be it sn,fficient
protection to onr-various fieldsof labor,
why should the farther be excludedt
the manufacturer of boots and shoes be
protected almost to piehibition, as they
tell us, why sheuld the farne-10 hot be
protected in his barley and oats1 Or
to put it. another Way, If it'inan in-
vests $10,000 in a taanufatturing enter-
prise he is protected to the extent of
17i per cent.; if he Mange ina good
farm of 100 tides; with. all the stock
and implenients necessary to carry iteoti
succeOsfullye he is left to fight the whole
world.without any aid. • Is it joist that
the manufacturer ishould reeeive a bonus;
as it were, anon- the preduce of his hie
veatreent, and that the, feentetter's" coon
plaints should receive only 4.1.7sither:"
It is onneeessary to show the folly of
the talk - about this • being. made, a
slaughter intirkee,.-oe t� Confute the nein
sense of any business man irothe 'United
States sciling ilia ,manufactured itice
below their coat for " the exquieito plea-
sure of giving a deadly stab to' a pos.
sible rival". But we commend to Ike
especial notice dour egriculturerfrientls
the .position ho takes With roped, to.
" protection for the fainner." „ A menu -
factitive will Ittogli.ifi iiis eleeve end re-
joice that such a person Iia 8 been pot
forth as a poesible law maker, while la:
boring under elicit edelusion as to fin. -
:igloo' chat the prier: of oats and barley
can 1,e enheneed by the impolition, of- re
duty. The free importation of oats has
acteutily a tetaiency to inerense, their
prime rath ea' than mute° h. The ma im-
litattro of oatmeal on be carried 'on
more cheaply this country than a
the United States, even if every eat 13,4c1
to be purchased there and btought
as all kinds -of nmehinery is "'awaret
here than there,„where it it; burdened
with protection. The °alined mills
i..11t..9, ether bands,.
. :Instead of :INICr, Porter being' a friend
and adyooate in the,farnier'e interest, In;
will be emir greatest enelnye and . the
edurse he is pursning would, if it •wag
ever te be 'carried out, prodace the most
di estrous results. . : -- •
1,a
.A.s Mr. poyter will, rip deubt, •eircii-
ie„ . his speeeln 011.010 the. riding, We
hepe..every efeetor Will give it e caTend
peresal, And if they bring 4 small moth --
cent. •of cothmon sense to bear .tipcin it
they will geiekly ,.disco Ver; the shallow-
neas ofetlee 'reasoning, ,and the iiii•ge.
nentibiii of cenitradiatiery000, it ceotaies.
Tut. EAsTEn.N.;tatinsTink4. ...
. -
- ',There'doisenorappthil46-istratlythisig-
d..ifinitely known, Outside of the cabi•
nets, ef the true state of this. qUestion• .
That latiel Derby lies 'resigned -and Lord
Salisbury tak8n his place is knoe•ne but
What rhahy.eatised Det by'e i•etiremeet
from the cabinet eis: yet a• subject of
-speculation,. for; althoegli it is Saicl.:tlye
calling oat, the, reserve ' was nominally
the reeson, tt is aupposea..that . there
niustbesetuething More-seelaus than tk at..
The -.question, at leaet: tothe general
,public, is becoming -ie. complicated that
Scarcely eny. one is capable of saying,
, .hat,isethe real-iiiint-et tairieTinit we
think itis that England BetsSia
• • . , .
Of exacting too intioh from Turkey,: and
• microachirig upon territor 681 England.
• has interests in. •
mon qU1tnE0 0,1C1108-.
V•••••••••••.•••••
•.,We Imre Iseurd•of XtGSerious opposi-
tion, to De. Church, who is in himself
an excellent man, but who has been
mixed up es a Minister with all the evil
deeds of the late Gevetument. Were
they angels otherwise, none win) have
•been partners inthese acts ought to be
deliberately chosen again es legislators.
. So sp'ealts tlie--141outreal IVidnees, in
.. RotWithstancling the belli,sleieut as-
pect ofthepolitical horizon in Europe
we s.re inclined to the opinion that the
difficulties . will be . overcoree by. diplo-
matte ,' corregoondence nalone, i"•without
any Tesert, to -ncillkse.,y eoeraion.
• It is Said • this, is: a fast age, ' liu. We-
_
think, as far as this &astern question is
concerned, at any- rete, this saying is
not applicalyle, for itdrags-Weatily along
withent•intich'progrOss, All we can do
IS to wait patiently for deyeloPmenti.
..4.,.
. AS§ININ,E 'LOOM.
. .
' "At present we do to Penpsylvania
for. our.eoal. . This means that forevery
1,91.1 we kliY4.. are kendfou r dollars -of ' the
gold ef this Country to enrieh a foeeign
cotioery, In return for that we get
their, coal, • which does not remain, hnt
goes into smoke." . .- .
We clip the above parageapli from . a
speech delivered by Mr. Delton.:McCar-
thy, In the _County of -Sipco°, a few
days ago, to show. our riyaders thoekind•
of logic that is dealt out by protectionist
advocates,- and What ati estintate .thei
put upon the intellect of these who can:
and go swallow, such absurd nonsense.
The whole of his speech Was Of a. similar
character,' clearly proving that he either
knew better, but to be consistent with
the protectionistis theory must use -the
seine silly' 'Style of arguments, or he
must, beutterlfignorant of the objects
of trade.. Aecording to his argunienta
we get nothink.When •We purchase tea,.
sugar, coffee, tobacco, etze,,eke., all going
away in smoke,. or gemething else equal,-
ly as impnlpable. The truthrig, speakers
of this chili; Iceow better, but they inn
gine Oa the greatenass of the people
arestiel fools that -they deo be imposed
'Upon. Tlie Assertion that we send gold
out of the country to purchase coel is
untette, and even if "We did ;it wotild he
• done beeausq we found the change ad-
vantageouteto is. Wo Send barley, cat -
'tie, sheep, banes, eggs, Jumper, iitc., oat
of the country, and we exthange these
articles, thafewehave ea abundance of,
Lor cononoilities that we prefer efy TOW.
If, gold only Wii's brought into the coon -
'
try, We would Intvo to go ‘vithout many
of the 1u:eating that •wo now enjoy, and
eviti out any corroponditver benefit what -
eve e for that metal would onlYne'eutau-
lette in the vaults of banks: The whole
oyject or labor is try prodnee tit whieli
WO caw e,ttliet• nee `foe our • comfort med
convenience, or exeltange for something
• else that will contribrite to our lieppi-
ness, and WiSfient dietates that this ex -
amigo should be done with the least
possible obstruction. • .
an artiole upon the prospects of the dif-
ferent eandidatesfor the level leaislatate
The ilritnese; beiogen thingru
hase smile knowledge oft1e vhole filets
of the caee, and when tt speekS ee strong-
• ,
ly Us eontleiwriation. of the -Life ministry
there must be smile good groin:de- forits-
opinion, From what it says we eliould
,infee. that' ,the prospectOf the Joly
•Govenhineut ottaieine, a majority in
the forthcoming eledions are very gocd,
and tinit the position taken by the
LieuteGoVeenor w U bensusteinecl by,
the people. At any tate, he is relieved.
of the respon8ibi1ity,4lm that isassurnecl
be; the present Govermnentitusd they
. •
cannot obtain a majority of the people's
repeesentatives they will'have to i•etire.
But even if the Govm•nment is defeated',
it should not be taken, foe granted,' on
that aceoent, that the course' purseed
by the De 13ouchervi11e Government is
the right elm .for_the neinetey,„ er ethe
centrary. The 'Way the country's affairs
are managedisthe. only criterion to
judge 'of thiQuerits of a Government,
and the late one hied o managed mat,
• ters as to:brio rt '0;0 eountry to' the verge
of bankruptey." If the present. one is
sustained by the- people•an .epportuoity
will be •,iven them, of earning the grati-
tude of their supporters
•
A. number of lake caPtains have just
been examined before a conunitee of the
Senate with reference, to the ,supeeior-
ity of 'Prince ,A.rtimr's Landing and the
Ineministieue harbor, the latter being
the point selected by the Government
as the terminus for the Railroad, •while
the Opposition .Maintain it should. have
been atr- the Landing( Tito moat of
those examined were io favor of the •
Rantiniatiqua, but ene captain exhibited
•
•
a r
givieg ser'erat reasons theta Or: It was
afterwards learned thet the ,people of
the Laleding lied Miele him inpvesent of
tl
gOl'-teriteh.„ Of cotoyee, euelt
evidence/Oh entirery disinterested, ,
Pefer° nc
tho Laucline
• • 'tf
•, OTT:A.)7%74 •TOII0S, •
A lot of petitions have been preson bed
froui ladies in the•Maritinte. Provirnies,.
.,,preying for the introduction .of the
Dunkin Act • • '
It is relitibiy reportedthat Sir A. T.
Galt will he nominated for Montreal
'Vest, when 'Mr, 'Workmen 'yeti res, and.
will he repel:fled by both parties who
Will join' in electing Minas an Indepen-
dent member,
A. well-deessed lady last Thneecley
evening, in the crowded ,Speaker's
Jery, ,eaused. a good deal of . sensation by
bringing her knitting' With her, lied
Merrily ,malting thee needles -play the
revel -nog long, .The 'yot tug.. beau ties . pre.
molt wereberrified at thiaeinnov••tion.
Among the 'eandidlitea.foe• the Com -
Mena. .at the neXt election. sOnte Irish
Cetholice tire very favorably Spoken: of,.
their prospects being pronouneed decid-
edly good. 'William Derail, or South
Lanark, and John • Connolly, in , South
Victoria. are mentioned in this .ponnee-
thin, • '•
PEROT', POINTS'.
In a repent 'issue the, Gocleeich it'ijeza
Said " the Sn'ir had thp. what-yebecall-
eins again:" The stone: language Might
be used in reference to the issue of last
week. '
on. 1,-07teterrie, (late Speaker•of the
Lecal, Heim) .Was, last avoeh struck:04
the Het of 'solicitors, by Chancellor
Sprague, for irepropriety in connection.
with law businese entrusted to .
.• - ,
tstiandent from' Noetle. Yorle
has been yeitieg to the ..Leader .agatitst
ItIr. •Boultbee .being tie 000aervati4e
is eviderit there are some who are aeham-,
candidate. in that riding. Prom 'this it
ed of him.
treat; aotivity. ..is iiiiiitifested by the
different political oigarizatoit jn the
Province, and candidates .for both par-
tiee are. rapidly. preparing fer.;:the poen,
ing conteatCyletele Inie, vereeiodieritian
Of being:a warm one.: Ia this ounty
there ie.every reason to believe*that the
Reformers will held their , own, '.and
Should they do any 'More, there Will be
yip mach more reason for gratulation;
•
Messrs. MiIIar4Co, .began business
In_gingeten, as forWarders, in 1870,
without apitale They recently made
471 assignment, 'their liabilities being
!84,900, ana assets, 4209. An investi-
*dation of their affairs showed' the knoit
ftageent recklessness and inability. The,
partners in tho coneein 'should be COM-
ifiitted to the penitentiary ter a terin of
yearit, for their's was a. Species ,the
Voila, kind. of robbery: •
It having been charged that the now
famous artiele in the Paris Stitr, on its
change of Dailey, writtit by' the
editor of the London 'Free .proga, that
pereon empliaticatly denies if. • Ilow-
• eve`r, there has been no eontratlietioo of
the etaterneot that. the ebange was
brought ahout.because the editor eould.
not get a Collectorshio, end, kt view of
' this, Conservative.papers display peek
judgnient in giving the prominence it.)
the matter they don; '
New Dpmin1.on.
1878. SPRING.
411110111111,
---Oeftt,''''W"-thee.spreasion trede, Lend the ,exceeding hard ,
been :unable to thad anyone with money ereeogli to `buy our stoek of Dry Goods: -
We have, therefore, been tothe market :mil bought a Spring' Stock, whiell we he-
lieve bobe t‘be
0,11(EAPE'ST, ST9OK., EVE- 0,FFERED.
. .
It being bought for cash, we are enabled to offeOt to the tieblie at whOleeale.
priceg for oast,- Our old stook being pretty lunar sold out by emotion, the people
will fitid everything new and of tlie very best quality, Any ela steck.mwe have
on hand, will be cleared oat nt WROLESALE PRICES AND LESS.
•
As maeye ()flour customers, dog of the Opinion that we have given up business
•Olinten, we take ibis opportunity of letting then know that we are still doing
business es usual, and will be glad to see them all, and snpply there with gOeds
in any line, as heretorore.
• •
We have &leered the 01:V1des of A RIRST•OLASS• MILLINER, and are
pie -pared to execute e.fl ortle.ra in this department, in first-eless style. Our,Shot.e.
Room will he opened in a few days, aucr the ladies will bev'e a charm orseeing*.
all the New Patterns in English, French and Americati Millinery.
• When Mr. Mill's Railway Colonize,-
.,tien :Bill was! unden diseussion; in 're-
spoese to criticisms 'on its imaginary
,defects he admitted that.everyliody, had
not•the same. facility for diawinee
as someg the Opposition. ;Redid not
say what hind of1,ilLi ; but it Was mit.
necessary to defineeparticiderly
Sir 'Jan gave a geed deseriotion of
himself in. the, Idolise it -Short. time age
in-lotre--of his-,littleiteriesr—W-ber he
was Premier ciPirity'Was cheritly4Ptes-,
sing his 'claims for an office. " Only
promise mei' said the claimant., ." Oh,
I can prornieeyou, if, timed all yon
want," was the repie',';."•but I have pro-
mised thirteen-Ulroady." Sir John is
an excellent peothiser. . • .
- The Pablo ...Works Department has
just about' completed an imMense Map
• of the Dominion, ilioceing. Alb entire
country; froni the Atlantio-to the Pedal
The 'map is over thirty feeb. in length
ang•thateen feet wide. It is intended
for the RariaExhibitien; 'and will. give
stranger i a better -idea -of-the •extent of
our young Dominion than m33614 of
the kind.yet published. '
Prince ;Edward Island Boemninet',,
thc Conservative organ, is endeavoring
. explain. to the amused islanders thet
Mr: Pope, in voting for Sir John's
" omniboe" resolution, did not eonipro-
raise himself at all, because that worthy's
amendment was essentially 'a free trade
resolution and pledged tho Conservative
party to 4 free trade polioy. This state-
ment: is causing great amusement.
' Tile name of Dr. Sloitio, of • Myth,
has been freely used as a probable eau-
didate for the North lading fn the Re-
form interest, for the housed Coin/nous.
The selection, we are inclined to think,.
will be endorsed by a good meny as a
*ve*ry g,00d, me, even by sonic, who are
by name of nu opposite pafk, for be is
knownto be a •mail of ability, of extern
Sire acquired knowledge, end not Mimi-
• ea by party zeal to follow tho loadings
of any one that does not pupate a courSe
that will be for.the g.eocl of tho 'country.
Ile hes long been it resident in the ridt
1 111,6f and his quaTificatiens are Well known
and we,feel confident that he will .oh»
tain it steongeepport, which he deserve&
Is still under .the management of MR. SMITH, wbo, wo 1.001.00oRient, can give •
. .
settsfaction to ,every one, in a good -fitting snit: • • •
. , • .
We hare on hand e splendid a-sSortmenibf ENGLISH, FRENCH•U'ild
CANADIAN TW FADS, .at the: very lowest •. figures. • Also, e SPLENDID_
LINE Ur -FRENCH WORSTED COATINGS
, :• - • . • . "
MEN AND ,:pors FEtT IIATf$, IN ALL .TRE NEWEST AMERMAN •
AND ENGLISH;STYLBS.•
Ina word, Ohr gioak is eaniplete in.e'very clerartment, and will be sorted
every webk.or so.
We have Sob) out GM' StO(FIC of BOOTS et.ND SHOES to a Boot and 'Sloe
dealer in town with wi en? we have made aerangement,to supply our customers
at the e,erylowest rates. ••
BUTTER AND EGGS taken the same .as .CASH
Mr. Mackenzie made a capital hit
on -Friday, Ile formally -moved ,that
for the remainder of :the session Mon-
day should. be GovernMent days.' Mr.
Peter Mitchell jumped up and made*a
furious onslaught on him for ' taking
away,'a private inethber's clay and eta-.
ing a blow at the libertiett of the people.
When he sat down 1.1r; Ifankeinzie,
with great good good htimor, gayly re.
marked that he would not ask for next
Mondayrseeing it was the -that et April,
and thet he would be sorry to take such
a day from the hon., member for Nor-
• thittaberlandi The Rouse roared end',
pociv Mr. Mitchell sat dumfounded and
stared vacantly about hien,e' being for
once nompietely nonplussed.
• Me. Laurier, gieres notice of the fol.'
, lain* resolution: That whereas there
are ab the present time largiy initeberS
of„ the population of our cities- whon
*bile Wilting to Work; havo for many
menthe been, out of employment, and
• whose rocitus have become utterly ex-
• hausted, mut they nee still unable, to
find work ;and wheeeas they have, ap-
pealed to the Government fee essistenee
to enable them to remove to Manitoba
with a view to settle upon Crowu lands
therefore, in the et:11110n of this -Rouse,
it is expedient that the Department of
Agriculture ehotilti be authorized to ek,
pen d a portion of the Ili owls voted for i m
migration purposes in aiding peisons out
otemployment to remove to other por-
them of time Dominion, for the purpose
of settling upon vacant Qrown landg.
Auothee instance of the manner in
which Sir John Lixeleniehl mod the
piddle motley while hi Wilco has been
brought to the surface, The Pulille
Aceounts LOr 4674 contain' anitem. of
$1,200 paideeeRcesbrirats, of the Cana -
din Illustrated Pore, far which it can:
• not be shown' hat any value was re-
• ceived in the %Vet printing or advet•-
tising for the Government. There Were
two payments of $600 each, one in july,
187% the other in Sept.? 18744 • About
. CA_T_Ar_iA.Nniort
• -beap Casb Ktcere.,,:
'canton, A.ivii.4th 1878 , , • " .
the Oanad,ian Illustrated. Nom portraits. - the residence' of the bride's 'inether, ;
the dates mentioned there. appeal:5d ;ill Taytaite-Beesa---On the 27th March, an..
Of Lord and Lady,Dufferia and of Sir 1
.
' Mandiester, by Rev. A. McLean, Mr.'
James Taylor, a Colborne, to ' MSS
"ha and iii8' Cabinet nallaagnaa' • Th° • are, .A:gnes, daughter Of the late David,
$1,200 was nti doubt given to the pro-
prietor of the Illusfrated News to , pay
for the vanity of Sir John and hiscol-
leagues, who desired to see their hand -
501110 faces in print accompanied by
g,lowing autobiographies-,' which an ad-
miring country no 'doitht *suppezed :was
a tribute froni the pen iLlf some indepen-
dent journalist. .r•
A beak called , "'ffelity, Empire," ptib;
Bawl by Prof..Goldwio Smith oome 16
years ago, hei, been Pissed from hand
tolimid in the Rouse of Commons, Eng.,
during the last fortnight, soine passages
in it having a startling relation to the
present state of things in Europe being
,apecially marked for reading. Here aro
a fe* eentences from a chapter on the
" Ioniairlalande." Ile says: " I verf..;
tined Some tame ago, when. our Minis -
tors were preaching up the Turkiahl.loan,
to lay before you the reason for 'believ-
ing that the daya of Turkey are number-
ed. Itis going the way of ill Eastern
despotisms founded by conquering hordes,
which, ,When• the ,impulse of conquest
is past, sink into 'sensuality, corruption
and decay. It is incapable of 'national
regeneration—for it is .not, never has
bet3n, and never will be a nation. No
riatienel li•ope, no national Memory,
nothing which can inepire that !self -de-
votion to public objects, cTa .that gen-
erous sacridce of the present to the fen
_ture, by which Alone nations are redeem-
ed, has ever entered into Tokiely breast
Yon may holi up the crumbling pile, as
we have long been holding it Op by
main Oro, hatity will never stencl.b
itself again. The inaii-in'atotne".6k '
bite morally and politically; dead. We
are keepingn corpse unburied, and OM
whole atmosphere of Europe 18 tamted
by its corruption. Those Nebo live by
the shallow and evil deft of diplomacy
alone have gay interest ht prolonging
the revolting scene."
.Toiixo—Youtro.e•eAt the reaiden8e.of the
bride's father; by Itev. A McLean, on
the 2703March; Mr, Wm, E, Young, to
Miss Martha, daegliter or. Mr.. John
Young, all of Hullett. • .
itlit113et
Mkatronity.—In Hollett on the 3186
- March; Harriet Lohisi, fourth daughter
• • of the late James' McCaughey, aged 23
Inineardine, on March 24th,
PITS. J. Gilroy, aged 55 yearse mother
of Mr. .1. C. Gilroy, of Clinton. •
Withaetis.—At. Stapleton, on the 21st of
March, John Williams, aged 65 yeara.
.Gteitites..-4t Alma, (8illlett) on the
'31st of March, tea Emily, daughternf
Mr. W. Gibbiugs, aged 2 years adT
Moab&
Janvis.—In Goderich township , on the
• 19th Mirth, Lilian Franesi, infent child
of:Mr. W. Jarvis, jr.
• •2is :Anado.einwteggitiins rnurikergrfaoyllIttgh.•
•lie eves, Auct whoa He lakes ewer, •
89t111011 bat s$1,e gam •
FUMBIL —In Oslawa, on the 25th March,
George Fisher, •aged 82 years and • .6
lben Olt
Mr, Fisher wog, been in (he town of
Wesmoreland, Oneida County, State of.
New York, on the 1.8th day of September, _
1707. . Ile eerved in thewar of 1812 on
the side ef the Loyalistg, and was a recipi-
enteof a pension from the present Govern -
meet thislot two. years for such patriotic
terhipe, Mr. Fisher Wes alwayg an ardent
advocate of temperance, hie Brat efforts in
'thitt.direetien dritinias far back as' 1826, '
when lie, in corduction with Elder'Ca8e, a.
Iethodist, preaoher, end 110 Indian named
Peter Jones, held a nal& meeting of In- •
diees on hie farm,. near Frederichaber,g,
for the purpose of teaching them tempsr- •
once. Ile became: a member of the Me-
thodist church in the year 1817, and was
licensed as a local preacher in 1821. to
settled in East Whitby in 1828, on lot 12,
711r con., where lie voided for about 88
yeerg. Hie house was ,,the frequent stop.
ping place pf Ministers arid temperance
Sate Register. workers who visited Wet partaif the eonne,
Lot 43, M streak Clinton, en winch are et,Yeardeue-rgh(Thet•lelautivned"ti°oditaglliSnb,°auitni tswobels'cee-
', two dweilihilft htoPettY of istr• 121. g6. etneetly.,about three years ago- he came te
tevisii, to be sold on the lath fiat, 1). ;Daiwa to reside with Lib daughter, Atts.
Iiiekimi_on, east. — Godlier, with whom fro lived nt t tho
BOR time of hd
ie eath. Ilia wife still survivtie
Lendeshoro, ,1-iirch eeih; t‘Nlvdo.
the wife of Dr. Mae, of a son. additional having died before their tether.
1?ewo1ier,-11.1 Wing,hem, On the 20i1i of Those residing in OA -awe are Mr; Timothy
Fiskir, well-keoWn resident, Mrs, Gerd -
tier, above entitled to, mai Mrs. Dr. Ale.
Drier). One other, the wife of Mr.,W. A. •
Priegle, tegitleg in Prime Albert, two, a
••••••
March, the wife of ]Ir. Charles IV. Few-
.
cett, of a son...
- MARRIED.
Dreirt—Sern•inteerr.--In Zurich, on the eon and daughter, George Mr..h teller end
26th Match, at the residence of the Susan Moriger live in Iowa, A. S. Pieter,
bride, by the Rev. Mr:',11.1uneloger, Mr. 4 prominent Merchant, fe Clinton, And J.
Valentine Diehl, of Stanley, to Mrs, Tt. Fisher', in Otengovillop-Caferio
Meths, Schneider, of Hay.
former, Oshawa.
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