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NEW A DVERT/SEIV1ENTS.
1.1" -True 4 go.
• Best -Stinson- & 0o.
Summer -T. Jackson.
$00-1-1. Hallett & Co.
• Dress goodeeej. G. Gilroy.
Vanted--Mrs, J,Lr
,
Stray sheep" -W. Townsend.
• Farm for sale -It. W. Adams.
,Rushing business -B., Crouch,
Excursion -14,, & 13, RI R.
.A.ection IVIatslermett.
Salo of property--Orerar & Muir.
Baytield voters'. .Rutledge,
Furniture Warereerne.eBroa ot &
434)1011-ot to.ctityes.Now,isitA nary ire +Oleg Ms :Ow*
;Aura et agasavi5,4)1s, sad .t, A. nelles
Albert Street,. 'Rase 5 soots por-oopy. , •
(!litittait
OFFICIAL PAPER, OF THE COUNTY%
THURSDAY, JUNE 13; 1875,
•
THE CL'N'TON NEW ERA.
h. tho inter* of hie fellow men, there-
fore, let every cnie ponder eeriou4y the
'advice given by Mr, Mackenzie and at
aecordingly.
ItEolPitOUITx Pirggivry,
It .9ppears thaf the, dedre for more'
IibraI and unrestricted trade with Ca-
nada ie irowing in the United States,
As we find, that on Monday last it bill
wale referred in Congress authorizing
the apPointinent by the President ef
three Cotandasiorears to outer with' th,
eoOf GreatBritain eoneern.
ing a.recipreeity-With the,.:Beitieh
vinces in America,
That reciprocity tiade wilt itgain
,be established -there is uot shadew .ef•
deubt, for the same good yeasoos exist
aoe, for its inaugoration as did exist ab
the 'time of it's origniatiert, and soseon
as prejudice, jealousy, and the fallacious
ideas of pretectien pass awey,. whiCh
they most undoubtedly will if Caneda
refreius'froin cominiftriii any foolish
• 107#0N. •• -
The neminallion of. Mr.. Hoiton• for
Centre Huron :is virtually his eleetiOn,
for the riding is. So •thoreinghly Reform
that a Conservative has no' ciaucewhtt-
evei. Even the Consee•eativcs thetoselVeS
recognize this fact, as they leive held ati
conventions in the riclitg without 'lami-
nating any one,' -as they were. aware it
would be no use, except'. there was a
division among the reformers, which •it
i$ said, they initicipated, and adjourned
their meetings accordingly.• • --
the time Mr. Horton has been
in the House he has faithfully discharg-
ed his -duties, and given every evidence
of being a -Worthy representative 'of .Cen-:
tre Huron, Which luta' been appreciated
• by the electors by a. renewal of lheir
confidence. It iS:hdpeti . that eyery ef-
fort willbe put_forth to reture him by'
a large mujority, if he ie not elected by
acclamation. .
SOME AlM/iu E. •
In his recent Speech -at Lindsay, Hon.
Mr. Mackenzie gave the" electors, some
. advice avhich has a Ilirect".apppliCation
to the Ilefortners. in this .tOn,stitneiley.'
After r,eferrine- to the namlidates who
• had just received. theIioilintatin-7-61;V.
Reform Conventionin that.. Riding lm
went on to Say
" I-hopono Reformer- will remain at
home because of any.feeling-lie May en-
tertain for 'particular' reasons against
-either of theie gentlemen: We end, in
almost every county •that there are•
eeine people who 'have little.. prej
of -some -hind or ether againitiorne-gen=
tleman, and they, stay' at.hoine.., :They.
ought not to do this; itAs :never" defile
la our opponents. it: iir:not right it
should: be done: • Beniember that'you
are not voting for this • particular man
• in this particular cotinty altogether, 131#
you are voting for the Maintenance of
the principles' of the particular 'party tO
which you. belong.. You aro Yeting for
the principles oft'administration,, if they
are worthy or your simport,-.Yott must
be the judges of that." .
. The charge leas frequently. been:Made
by Conservative papers- that theta are
divisions and. lack of atnenimity, among
Reformers,. comparing very Unfavorably
in this respect With-denseiwativea, It
is true that there is trtcree,_41. _.ependency
of thought among Reformers then,there
IS among Conservrtives, for: ,the former
generally mirk .ent. prob.-.
]ems for themselves, and 'consequeetly,
there.are diversity of views ; while the
latterei.dn t the views of their leaders
without much questioning Thus it is
that Reforiners sernainies reftise to sup-
port men .who are MA of the same Opin-
ions As -themselves upon ail :questions,
although they are the nominee of .their
party. We are glad to 'see this inde-
pendent spirit, as ib. is evidence lliat
,questions..of public itopot•tenee are men,
-
tally discussed, weighed and estimated,
and action. is taken upon TIMM generally
according to their tetra merits.
Aneelector is in a eimihie poeition to
'a councillor -or legislator, wile is elected
for the purpose. of eityryiug-on the goek,
ernnient of his munieipality or province.
..9.o all vestions that come Itafore hint
.it is expected that he ill give his ver-
dict, and to shirli a v� is it failure .of
day, and ea.] ishoner le the coostitueney
which he represents, whielt will tamat
.certainly be hurled balk. upon him eo
soon ae the OpOrtutlity oecttra. Every
elector should feel that a vote is not his
..r
-Own property, to be dealt. -with 4 he
pleeses,. but a stiere.4 trust to be used
aot' revive- and strengthen them, a
treaty of, reciprocity will .be established
between the two countries on a wider
basis than the old reCiprocity treaty.
All it •requires ia .ft 'fittfe patience, on.
out part,to gite, the Americans e. few
.calm nionfents to cliSCOver hew steat an
injury they are doing themselves by"ex.7
elnding•foreign trede, like the barbarian
and like the 'Japanese, a fliw
years ago, but Who have become enlight-
ened nud removed their. barriers.
-4F-4 -
snr,tx
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The worn-out assertion of free tiers
that Liverpool geverns our grein mar-.
'let and will centinue to' do so formed
the of Ilk:argument from lbegin-
ping to end: But. it is to .provent.,
• Liverpool 'contreling otil Market in ce-
reals that protection is required, • The
-trade and navigation return -3 shoW Olt
we itopert large 'amount 'of. wheat
eyery year, ' This ninst drive eXactlY
the` sithe ,Muount frptil. the . Canadian
-market which must cif necessity
.thireket in Liverpool, and if .the GoV.ern-
relent, place. a duty on that article.' io
that the Canadian -farmer 'Will:have no
competition in the Ileum market,. Liver-
• peel cannot eontra the priee.ef 'wheat
in Canada.-kxiter Times., •
.
. The'ileter Tines Of last week ,Oceo-
ono arguments pet forth are so strong uteu ma term ,.copygnigo
that but few, who have well weighed
the subject, would imagine any Ot4Or..
end than its adoption. But there is
thi OODS.Olation in the Matter -it will,
mega likely', be brought up again at the
next 'Tannery meeting, By that tie
the publie will, by becoming more ao-
quaieted with the sobjeet, be desirous
that some provisibns shall be made for
theee who are so unfortunate OS to need
public charity ; emelt there are, and we
think it will be found most ecenomieal,
wise and inunerie to proeide a peblie
home fer thein,- wireee, they .canebe as.
ployed2if oeitable labor, and iiSttriried
in the cheapest 'planner, contistent
their .bealth purl reasonaLle ainOirat
of oomfort:• •
"In ett.atimM
.
After a lengthy debate upon the ad
dress in reply. to the speech front the
Lieut,-Gevernor, a vote was taken on
Tuesday upon the following question:--
• Moved --in amendment to the .Addresa by
1VIr. Olinpleart, seo:"by Mr. Ohio( h,
" That this House tegrets that the Govern.
rnent has seen fit to accept and. continue in.
office, tlaougli not supported by a majority
of the Reno." ; •
• Mr. Molleur'ir amendment to ;the amend-.
Anent was as follows
That the lionse entirely approves of the
economical policy inaugurated by the Govern-
ment, and hepes they wilt continua to..Mitit.,
int O executiOn,
•• The vote was taken upon t su -
amendment and resulted in a then:lefty
o( one against the government, 31 for
And 32 against, Mr. Priee, who voted'
• for the Speaker, being in.tentionally ab-
sent froge the Hense 'al the. time the
Vote was taken.
Yesterday Mr. Price etoted with the
govertneent against Mr: Lorangeee
amendment to the effect that the °van-
ment, to continue in..office, should osup-
ported by a majority.. The governinent
was therefore Inc majority of one.
VOL EASTERN /1111J.E,STION.
The „oews from .Entope on 'Wedtme-
day waShardly so :favorable as 4.6 hoe
beeo for s?nie days past*, owing to the
lliteatening att iturinassu mod by A.uetria,
betiVeen whom and Russia. considerable
ill -feeling la manifested: The nore_coM.,
pliance of Markey with the, demands of
Russia in relation to the .surrender of
the fortreeses is alse causing uneasiness,
Which.ieineteased by the Unsettled state
-ofeaffAiralat Constantionle Tjletil. the
• - • r‘• .
to the negetiationa will be move:or Tess
•
matter of surmise..
• ,
Tnn Chicago_ Tribitea, notielagi the
• .
argumente ,iiked in the protection out,
• cry,..in Carman, 'says Anieriean ec
perience is a 'warning to the Canadians
pies Severid coltimus in diaCussing the.
%bastion of proteptien,,,aod seytowing..
'the speeches of Mr. GreenWay ite he.
fellotted-ilf4.-Pefircergfrifteetitiir
It is quite unneeessarr for ne to do
marc than give ene extrita to; show the
gilt; . and nonsensical .stuff tittered by
the -editor of that sheet. The Above eX-'
tract qtute )(vied ria- any •other
Portion of'the . foiir <whittles and a half,
it had upon this' subject; etellieh does not
sarrinteirs:-Efither,:for-theintelligende :Or
the • Writer or, tho. estimation lie-apubs
upon the intellectiell capacity of • his
readers.,
That 1.4verpool does control our unit.'
kets,, as Well tia the markets a Far -
rope, and „even the highly protected
markets of the' United Statei,, and that
there' is no possibility of preventing it,
is a fact too patent to. need any argue
matt of dental, and any,assertion fe the
.contrary can Only. be .inarle by a fool or
A knitrpt
•
"." +tsetse.
•
A LitilIENTABLE AFFAIR,
Ona.ot the most .melancholr-onalla
mentable aciidents that has °vet: occur-
red in Goderich, happened en Wednes-
day everiag last, when. Me, James F.
Dicirpon, Of the SifPut!,.iiial Mt. 0arcy
it law stedent, •wero drowned in, the lake
by the tinferttinate eapeizirid'ef their
boat. • Both were " oun and,
gave, every indication °to lioneratly
adorning the prefesaiena ofklieir eltoic4.1
particularly Wit's this the caste with re-
ference to Mr. Dicksori; clisplityed
unusual ability foe orm so young Be
occupied Seyeettl prominent positions' in
public matter% and vas held in, the
highest esteem by. all Who knew- htta,
and itt his untimely' death the people
have lost a good and valinadneitizen.
TO tile italic:led families we extenti our
sincere symPathy that- bereavement,
and al SO to thepartner „of Mr. Iiieltson,
Who has .sustained a loss that" will be
very deeply felt,
TUEei001111.0tSE QUESTION:
:By our County Column report it will
be seen that the report., ef..the commit-
tee upon the House of Refuge question
has heirt.throwri mit for the present, by
a -majority or ttvo votes, We have no
&eat that many; after reading, the able
and exheastive report of the•coramittee
will regret tide result- tie the reeficaue
Ono of the most hermoitions mad en-
thusiastic) conventions that htiv,e taken
place in this county for the nothiention
of a Reform candidate took place- at Sea-
fortle on Monday, for the Centre Rid-
ing of Huron, Although the place of
'Meeting was rather fer.from Portions of
theeriding there was a fell representa-
tion of delegates, besides a large num-
ber *of deeply interested electors, The
delegates met at Carnnehaers hotel at
eleven o'clock, and .after tralifiacting
Iittle prelinunary inismess adjourned
till one o'clock, and then met in the
town which was will filled. '
•- --The following. are the -delegates-from
the Several municipelitiee
Gonunionz-Cozzeris, R, W. Melton-
zie, 0. Seeger, S.1VIrdcomson, D.. -Gordon,
Cameron, .Capt. Gibson, D. 0.• IVIcKay,
Jas. Sheppard, A. H. Smith, 'Tani At-
kins, S. E. Duneen, Jas. Saunders, Par-
sons, Geo. Swenson. T, G, Morehouse,
j. Wilkinson, M. 13wanson, J. Storey;
3. -11, 'Williams, 5, Sloan,
00L130RNE.-D. Cumingi, Jas. Link -
later, John Mortis, John Glen, j,
Sitn-
ington, j. Stewart, D. McKinnon, Robt.
Henderson, John Stewart, W. Robert.
son, Ey. Norton, F. A. Robertson.
Hora,Err.-Wna. Sthith, John War-
wiek, Thos. Neilans, .Wio. Armstrong,
Jelin Petrie, jolin j. Camp-
bell, R. Wallace, Binh. Brown, Robt.
Scott, Thos Moon, A; Woodrnitn, John
Govier; Gabriel Sprung, John Morgan
George Watt, James Buthetland,
McDonald. • • , , •
Tnennestiren:-.--W. Robb, S. LAndes-
borough A -Elcoat ,Jas ' Dallas John
Doig; B. Smillie, Jas. 1VIcEwing„ A.
Arehibaldr Geo. Walker, David•Sproat,
'John 5preat, R. N. Brett. •
SPIAIFOATIf.-W. BliTlentyne, CAA,
` D. Wilson,' M. Y.- McLean, 5.0.
McCaughey, Wm, Gray, Wm.' Hill, Dr,
Campbell, John Carnphell. -:
McKinnor,-P. D. Cantelon, Jelt
Horan P. Welsh R • Gordon T David -
'sere jas., Canipbell, Alex. Kerr John
Goyenlock, Robt. Govenlock, W. Bell,
• Alex. McMurchie,'Robt.'• McMillan; J.
McDowell, A. Govenlock, :Wm. Grieve,
: JOS. Craig, Wm, Pollerd, J:Maltmo.
Gape -Thos. Straelmn, 3.. Me-,
Coll; Wm.. -Harris, S. Ferguson' David
Dobson John 'Creerar ,A 'Stewart J
•Douglas; John. Wi Oliver, A.
• McKay, Duncan 1VicIsTare, David Stew-
art, Wm.' E1liott,7. M. Delia - .
BauSsnes.--D. Scott, J. R. Smith;
• D. McGillicuddy, ' ' • ' •
BefOre; proceeding to. the business of
'nernination, a 'Reform association for
the riding, wits organized; ;with.111r.
Snell as 1?resident and MI, M. Y,. Me-
. Lean 'Secretary:. ,;
The' following p'arffe-g xi:ere then non&
. _m0.41_4,1,12 iolAsiv1,4Lch mes.
are .giveii; aza wey6 upon -Cr -17m
inverse order to address tlie meeting,
• which they all didbriefly resigning
except Moseys. Leckie eand Horton
H. Horton, John Leckie, J. MOMillaii,
"
p
tO avoid .
WIttne, we de not attempt tete-0(1(1one
.•the aets ,Reforners found geilty ef
c'errept practiCes at 'elections, we mist
say, it looks a little inconsistent for.0on-
SerVatiVeS to jeer lip Reformers for their
• actions, When, among their own party,
are meity who' have been oenvicted of
sirnilar offendes, equally ae flagrant.
. ,
Tci
knowledge possessed by some
Conservatives, tif the n'ffairs of' the
colintry, is certainly great. A. certain
• Goderich township man, talking politics
-the other day, said;' " Be thought it
was positively typing .for NaCkenzie to
pay that fifteen million; of Alabama,
claims to the. United. States." , . 0f ridings, urging the co-operation of ell in 4rines' •
h ta
mace. Netwit s tog all the outcry
about their being purehased Were
needed, the fact 'is that they are want,
ed in: the Northwest as.fAsts as they can
be delivered. In concluding, be said
he felt eonfident that everything that
eould be done bed been done. by 'the
present Government for the presperity
of the country. • •
At the tonclusion of the addreseee
the election of the nominee took pima°,
which. it had been decided by vote
should be by ballot, • After counting
the ballots it was found Mr.. Borten
bad the majority; he, therefore, becanie
the onaillinens °twice of the convention,
The follow.ing reselution. was then
put and carried unanimaesly, after
whio'hIlielfieettna brOke " ---
Moved by- 4cMillare-sec„ by Thos.:
th" tii16 convention._ hoi'tilY the minutes of _last meetialeatera reskand
apprOVeS Of the course pui..sned-lay tire passed. -Aii-eyrenii. tbe ininufea- tatif
GoverilinentS of the Dominion and PrO- meeting was pointed out to the clerk, I6 ec.
men of Ontario since their Accession t• ti
office; and also endorse and approve of
their policy aid have full eonfidence*in
• ;the honesty, integrity and abilityof the
gentlernen who lead the Reform party
the Dominion and this Province and
their colleagues, and the members of
this convention pledge themselves to use
every fair merinate'suatain in power those
Governmenta; and, further, it would be
in our opinion, a blessing to the people
of any country to have their • affmrs
managed by a man of. Mr, Mackenzie'
sterling worth and Ability.
JUNE 13, 1671:1,.,
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09DEItIVIIC TOWNSIOP•
Ctoinion, M esa'reo.--Con n oil t at Helmets
ville on 4av27, a a 0°00 ofrevi'
aion meim,
here all preeent, enc ti liaTillg eualifiedae Per
-
statute. Tho Coeri! was teed and the fol.
john Eagleuen reduced $200. 'The BOOM
meats of ditri.Lindeay, reduced $200. .01W:
Murphy, $150. The asseSsinenta of john
Deeves. $r., Peen Swift, Samuel Seegmiller,
and, McDonald were placed on the roll as
owners; Donald Vraser oe eccupant, and Xf.
Garby as tenuaut. The following nemee
were placed on thy roll as fargieffe lions sworn
to be appeltagte as of the'rell age of twenty. '
ono yam's, -Rplfraim Alezaodev
Eidelie John Doutthoe, Wm. Stirling, blur
Jarvis, 'Wm, Wade, Je, Thontas Mason, T„.
Jenkins, James P. Parke, pieced on the roll,
Income -The eetire aseessment rollayasth.eu
gone over, and showed the following paities •
exempt from km§ for the present year
-Jeseph'.Dradleye-Mareitret ig
got, afeUitihon, Mrs. Rutherford, Thin
finished the business of the Court of Revision.
lowing appeals beard': 'lie asseseraent , of
john cOrae, T. Strachan, S.'Slonn, C.
Seeger, S. MalComson, D. D.- Wilson,
M.Y. McLean; A. Bishop, T. Green-
way, Dr. -Worthington,' Ill 'J.-, McColl
•and-S.44,--Afeeatighey:'
1)111. Oranntewey spoke in et"' verrhap7
py, earn* and leatiefulleetraire- giving
hrief. account of the prospects of the Re-
fortn intereet in•Beath Huron, and then
a petition experiencein the HOuse
'of Commons, highly eulogising the Pre -
•Mier, and saying that if any matt ever
deservedthe support.of the people Mr,
. Mackenzie did,. as his whole energies.
are devoted towards the management
of the affairs of the. country' in a wise,
economical mid enterprising rimanpay.
He uttered a few words upon. proteetion,,
• but slid that an his hearers looked upon.
that mindiple the same way as he.
wat tintieneSitary for him to en-
, large upon it.. •
Lfi0Kit belefly„ spoke of the re-
form interest in the Centre and Noith
4• .
•-•••-
ailde,thilstiau foonterenee,' •
:s boa thoid. their Annual Confer-
ence t ell this year. • Arhong the
bueine s transacted, was. the stationing
of Min sters, and from 'the -proceedings
.we extract the following in reference to
Exgreat .J'.
W,.13ateher. Itensall and Bethesda
Rey: 5 J.. Allin; Centralia:, Bev. .W.7
Davis, Mitehell, Rey. J, J. Rice, Fell
lettere Rev.. L P.. Rice, 'Usboene, Rev
H. A. Netecorabe, 3. Gibson. . Clinton,
get... It. Thermic and Rev. -J. Broai,-
Colhoene, Rev.'T. Mason:- -Palmerston,-.
Rev. T: teal. ' Wiartoir, Rev. G.
Bodo. • '
•
'mantel* ponfereoi,e.
Thevised list of appointments for
-the GOderith and Stratford •DiUricts
are as follows
GODERICII DxsTeicr.•
Preston, Olinton:41ebert Fowler, M.
D. IlonnesyillisJoseplt Philp. Bap
fieJd-Jumes Bi'oley, W. W. Caropuladeels1._,
C
boro-James' Caswell, Blythe--Qeerge'
Clark. 'Belgrave-e-Andrew ;Edwards..
Wirrghet13ryees.. •LeticknOw.-e-.
Iteberb Waddell, 3. Walker, super-
,:nuntiated‘lee-Aslifieldetalx.me
(Luekricue.) Teeiwater-O, E., &abed,
DimgarinooL---Robt. Davey, -R. Ben-
ders.
Xineardine A. J. •Fostrain.
Hamilton,. Alfred E. StnitIL
Jas.. reston--,Lehairtuan: Davey---.
Finatielal Secretary. . • •-•
• SThATVORD Draraterr.Stratford-J.
• A. . R. Poe *Maitland.
„Caristopherion•-
mony-S: Tucker; • Fullartori-L-j;
Fisher,. R. Treleaven. • Moncton. -:.W.
I•iuntee.- 13-eusselse-Wrne Hayhurst;
D. Rogers. • Wal6ort-Jolin G. ,Fallis.
Seaferth--jas. Graham. $t. Maree-S.
D, Ride, D. De XCirktpn-.--j. nem .
Graritorie--Chas: Barltrop. Lucrin--A,.
Russel, B. 13, • Kintore -R. 'Hall.
New Ilataburg•-W, L. Hackett. Mill-
bank --R. Phillips, Wellesley. -Wal -
.ton Preston..- Dr: Virilliams--,Ohair-
man, -J. Grabarn-Fifiancial Secretary.
.* Rev. C. Leven .Mitcheli, goes to
--tialmersten, end is Made Chairman of
NVellington district. -G. Beggin, of' Sea -
forth, to Mount Forest. Manly Bate
son, of .Stratford, to St Thomas: G.
A. Mitchell, of Wingliam, to Exeter.
3.W. Holmes, of Exeter; tO St, etith.
correct ut the copying for thepress. should, '
have boon E. Sear. The following rte.‘
counts were passed -:---Oulvert, Base Line, $6;
Edward, Slattery, repairing culvert, andone
new one, $11; Peter MoRwan was heard re-
specting the aasessinent of the International
Salt Co. tIe stated at length that it was
found impossible to compete successfully with
.A.nierican salt, admitted free.of ditty, and the
consequeniie was the works were' shut dOwn,•
dritb-no. prospect of being opened, save On „a
trifling experiment of his own, While the
present state of things exiate he asks that tho
buildings and machinery being exenipt from
taxes .while being idle, • Ris request was
granted, the land alone being 'taxed, say at
:850 per acre. The following aceouuts were „
paid, via f -Charles McGregor, for .1.0adail
$1,60 ; Robert l!TeIlvain, Cutting hill and ree.
pairipg, culvert side line, 4114 collo- $5
Johnston, repairing oulvert,-.4th ben., $2.'50 ;
John Johnston, three new culverts, Bayfield
cen.;$12.50 ; Jacob Miller, repairing hill and
digging ditch, $4.50; Morley 14 13trothers, •
cedar and hemlock plank for culvert, $6; 11,
Rutledge, repairing road, 46h tion,, $:; 'John
Calboch, one new culvert, Haron Road,
$8.40; john sloCiirtneye propping tip bridge,.
'Alaitland een„ 50o ; T. Churchill, -digging
ditch and repairing three culverts on 16th '
con. St; NV.. Johnstor,,Six rods ditehing •on
1661; con.,.$1:25 ; Clerk serving 81 notices of
appeals 'And raNeage; $9 ; James Burke, re-' •
Rearing road,-lst con., $1,50; John Kirkpat.
rick, repiaring culvert, 1s6 con., 50o,• George
Canteloui digging ditch, 7th con., $4.50; A.
Bay, Plan ,and specification of bridge, $8.
The council adjourned to meet again, on tho
• third Monday in Juno; . •
-• J. PAiTex Clark
BORN. .
Poweet,.--.1ri Clinton, on the 3rd hist., the
wife. of Air; john POWell, of a daughter.'
Tuckersmate en. -the Otb,
. • inst., the wife of Mr: Jaa.'Dmadfoot, of' a
Olinfon,on the 7th inat., the Wile
:of Fairiot- a- daughter. ' •
STAtituxtu Goderich township; on the 10th
inst., the wife of Mr. Edward Stanley:A!
=• CknOwsicorn4ietgt.--hi atl°10:a'ntoaffi.ge.ae4rdtolaifulgtuhilgett.:Orloiel:eowliidiat°eftlinatter.e.157
Norr.-In Tnokeramith, on May 28;..the wife
Nott, of a daughter: •
-M.Vrt.osiv.1-6-araignoern,Soarlia.scQnitMity 20 the, wife
• keltfojtifilatia.W4the,wtf
• of earer, a son. • •
ADAMs.-- Irf un May.28, the Wife
-• of Mr. It Adams of a daughter. .
,RY,11.1%-411 MoRillop, On May 80, the wif4 of "
M. P. Ryan, ot a daughter.; '
Myth; • on the lith'-inst., the,
• Wife of .W. J.. Harivaril;barriSter, of a
Aataiarsuenhot.:rt;.---Iit 'East WSW.O1105h, DO 'th
:30th nit., wife of Mr. T. Armstrong, of •
o -
.eourse we thought se too; since 'Ene- t1P mejoritY of 1,000 for the I, ` •
land. paid the same elaim. nomines. of this convention: Spoke of - AtanitOba
Items
.' -Mr. Muekenzie ill high terms of peaise,
• charactetizingliitirus oritrof----the-most
Ten 'CoftWfvative papersi make nttieh
honed and truthful Of men,. and closing
ittloathout "_the steel rails' purchase Of With a prom.ise to work heartily for
Mr. Mackenzie, but when figures are whomever shottld he the nominee of the
(1,6'614 his puraase cannofhe compared _• .
• Mn. tiotrrox said it Was Very grab.-
Sh' J°1•Inis' Maiqicen2in fyiper to be reeeived with eitch hearty
,$54:66 per ton for rage, while Sir John •entil'usitistri he wasisthers
paid $85.53. Now if, ,sit is charged, after having, to the bed of' his
the former paid too high, what 'Inlet, be served them in roliament for, the past
•
• eliallepge for a two-mile' apin on the
riveris4oade tte-laltliettehtente-by-- 0
McKeoan.
It is estimated that about 32,000 bast -101S
of wheat have been exported' froireiWinni-
e this aeason,
An. o man in is 85t year arrive ti
Manitoba the -other day, 60 "grow up with
the eotintry?I't,as he puts .
File traders are arriving in Winnipeg
from the west. A couple of weeks ego nee
°Iierived with 26 cars laden with vibes.
The steamer Minnesota on her last trip
from Montreal took a cargo of 1,328 bush-,
els of wheat for 1Vleeare, Ogilvie, of Mon-
treal.
• A large lieuery is in operation across the
who advocated tt.revenue tariff,' but he Assimboine, neat Port Osb
said of the hitter1 It is true they 'hive
Come dOvvia considerAbly since, but who
could foresee that 1- It was at that time
• flu:eight the price Was exceedingly low
and a good time ici purchase.. That
they Were bought long before they were
• needed is contr ad laed by Mr. Mackenzie,
58 they were not all delivered till long
after the purchase, rind it requited. con-
siderable titne to place them stdiere they
were vetented,
A RIOT AT QUEBEC,
Yesterday, (Walressclity) large num-
bee' s or the Fitrikiiig laborers at Quebec,
made reticle on stares and other places,
Seizing whatever they could lay hinds
on, he military 'was called out and
fired. on tire rioters killing and. wpund-
ing aeveral, Bank's and Warless Places
Were eloited, ad for a time the etty was
In the hatule of the melt.
five yetis, and 16 was. equally gratifyine•
to • int to witness the good feeling =in-
fested towards the-Governtnent. He
,said he could only supporta government
was not surprised at the niaSS of the Op- 0.wens, tlie proprietor, has thruerenleallildrngee.
in Which no less than four hu.nclred egg-
posite patty being carried away with
producers caekle ovrnr. thole oily aohieve-
the illesoey prospects promised, by pre- „,,,,,„t.
tection, as evett roam° of those that were ---T-t-e-o. collie dogs were imported direct
present were at one time it little inclined from Scotland to Mr. Geikie, of Winnipeg,
to simport the principle. Ile strengly a short time Sinee
11 f that hO:vietilifazi :ttlit.014515worl 113:.:
g ti i Mak , '0
,. -
that
ptetectioo, as it was taxing arc, Set e.„
or teem berore the animate! ° d b 0 f" one
the remaining five per cent. Ile said "zerY licin" in the '4' ' IA "11 half 4
05 per cent of the population to benefit
t A Manitoba deenatch sap, :-Over 10O,
that at the first session after the coo- Eann „Ler,. w„, v„,,„0.,4„,4 Ak the ww,„,„„„,
tract for the steel rails, Dr, Tupper Bald land----- . e- - ----: - ----that he believed the purchese waismiditaititee/ e0gol°aeffitr eel: otdaakmer inn -utp on the first of June,
in the interest of the country, boa ,connutteiciation between
would,' therefore, vote to indemnify the Biterson and.,Wilimpeg Will shortly b
ilGootv.telririi,msoetante.fai-othilatttdpueriaelipsaescle:thIstt any
tahliehed. Siatieties Of the wh 1 c' cis*
vinee show three time, as many°aeorePriros.
were recorded during the same period 1 a
idea •bf it job was thought of in the mat- year have been taken up between'tlle eras rat
ter by the Conservatives, and then only of Iteittary and the end'of ay. The first
town site has been laid on the tit
ItatelittWan. tt if, Willed Rapid City°, 845'
• because they conld find nothing hater
out or widoh to rstrinufacfure n, grieV*
• . MARRIED.
Dtivii-.3'AinissoN.-At. the resitle'nee of the • -
bride's father, Ifullett, (astir Londesboro,) ,
' on the 56h inst., by the Pier:Mr. Loughead,
Mr. G. Duff, of Cookstown, South Sinmoe,
to Margeret, secend. daughter Mr. A.
jatiiiesoti; '
DIED. •
lvforyarr.-4n Varna, on the 12th inst., Alfred. .
W. Moffatt, aged 2 years,' months and 27.
TAytou.-In Wwanosii, on the Gth inat,„ Mr;
R., Taylor,. late of Hallett, • • ' •
•
enleierreiN Si A I tMETS '
Zane 1.3, 1878."
' The price • for almost alt'kinds of farm pro. •
duce continues low, and there 1"firrar4 no pre.
spect for some time to come, at least, of Arise. •
garroting is going on in thc-Selitliflaid West,
f •
and the reports are that there will be a very
large -yield of wheat The amount of last lear's
wheat still lo the hands of farmers and dealers
is large, this fact, toeether With the prospects
of-thmpvesant,-havvestmtherefereenelaidestAll
hopes of high prices ruling, under any Omura- '
stances, war or no Avalz. Peas still mantle firm ...
ond are the only grant that command a good,1.:•--
price, If the corn erep in the West is , fair •
average ohe this year lt. will be Wisdom in our
farmers to their lto s alive and thew peon " •
leg I- I tter opo
'haii been leSS sowii, hut the purchasing
Power of the- consumers of this gram the
yeartelhereforn we mast not look for a- great
oitaretes,emcwitat better thati IAA year, as there
demand. As tour is maw cheaper oatmeal
will hare tO fall, conetementiy. otte oatmeal
millers are net HO rea(IY to pay the top price for
united. States Is much less titan hi former
. ,
In dairy produce there Is nor, nor can, we pro:
.14180 any Improvemetit ilio relloetePlie4 Of •
butter and chneso t110 Milted States 1100
greatly declined in consequeuce of the stoppage
•of manufaistories• ani lowering of wages. Our
merchants 11.1,V0 ail "moo sufferers by tito break •
lit the butter market. The eilly course Mina,.
800 by the fltrtilet8 IS to WOO rory good
&bele that will keep, and then hold on to it till
the fan In hopea of a eithuge in the prospects.
• Whicht we have so:ne reason to expect
Wool is -very Ioao, With no present prospeete
or arise as me factories are gambol.: line in dm
States,
Wheat, ftU4;r&itii0 95 a 1 oo. •
Wheat, fall, wbite, - 1 00 a • 1 03
Spring, 0 80 •a 0 85
0 00 a 0 9.e. a
05(i a 031
006 a 04.5
0 58 a 0 el •
50 e 5, 00
60 a 000 •
4 06. a 600
•• 5 .50 ,0 50
0 10' a 011
0.00 a 0 10
* 0 00 10 00 .
Aides, 4 50 a 0 00
Sheepskin if 0 60 1 00
0 50 a, 4.00 • -
1 80 a 0 20.
020 a 02
• life, -
• Oats,
Barley,
l'eas,
Flour,
Potatoes,
Pork, - •• -
Beef, -
I3utter,
etle;
• Clover
'Timothy
Wool