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AND CENTRE 1-11JEON .GENTRAL ADVERTISER:
ouNtrorr, ONTARIO, THUA$DAY, :SP'1"ElViliEll —50818.
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' giut Nvtritotouno,•
WOOD A N •
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' Wanted, at enco, about twentY OWN' et idiot di),
hardwood, ar glinton Etthlie fgeheel.
Apply to
W. II, EINE.
Minton, Bent. 8,18/a,. .1, ,
R roT.Fo4 $4,4E.
The elioico Park. Lot on
sing over ten tones, no
fared for sale On 1110
Clinton,
S.T R
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rate tonna.
2, 1878.
tree, Clinton, °ennui-
Mathiesonris 01
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Carnainto the premises of thessubscribtr, about the
middle of Juno, a Bod and Mae yearlingilleifer. The
owner is hereby notified to prole propertn.lay charges,
j,.0111081., "
Bayliold Amid, near Clinton,
Goderieh tp, Sept. 5, 1878.'
MARE AND COLT FOR SALE.
and take it away.
For sale, a :Mire and foal, and colt' rising two years
old. The noire tea sapodor animal, well broke to eingle
harness. Mso, /Mich cow, four yeare old, good in every
respect. Apply to
.yog. 41110G, 13a311e14 Road,
'0 enrich t'p, Sept, 8,1878. •
STRAY STE..Elt.
Carne into subscriber's prendses, lot 83, 10tb con, of
Goderich township, about the middle of August, a spot-
ted rod and white. Steer, abent twq years 'old. The
owner la hereby notified to prove property, pay charges
and take 11 away.
ROBERT. xitttullItA:;.
Goderich township, eLt. 5,1858. . At*
MILIA PROPERTY, FOR SALE.‘
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• • The subscribers cftrt8st vatpableand Cenvenient
Mill Property for solo, Situated in the Township of*
Stanley, Lear Verne, oh the Intyllohl River. • There /so
Steam Grist Mfil of two.ran of stones, and a .Eaw
and Shingle Saw. -NVitl, the mill there are/Moen acrei,
of land. with new itense inid bank barn, • For -further.
particulars apply to MORLEY BROS.
1,'aroa, Sept. 5, 1878,
trousE -AND LOT FOR SALE.
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G 0 0 11( A N-, G •
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That .well-built two•stoily dwelling, containing twelve
rooms, on tot. 724 Spencer street, with good garden, ma-.
ble, shop•bnilding. well, dm.. now occupied by j, 'W.
snld, 011 very omit terms... •Payment taken
in monthlyinstahneota; if &aired. AFfdr•f51 o owner,
Mr. Joseph Rowell, or to
II. CALE,
Clinton, Sept. 4, 1878. - •
OE'SE, ...A NI) LOT FOB, SA:LE.
• The sabscriber effete that oenveniently situated
house und lot On liattenbary etrest, for Milo, • There
are eightroOme in the house, with stable, driving shod,
bard and Boit water, end some good fruit trees on the
Placa. Quarter Aura lot. Cheap for gosh, .• .
11011EBT riTzeOrohs,
Olinton,n•Yuly 15,1878. ' • •
S T It A, Y 0 W •
Strayed from We premises 4 tho undsriligned, aI
Londdeboro, on.or' about the :Isaac( July; one Ltoirr
BED CO'W', tail tiPPed With white, 1101113 nnemnzaonly
etr Any person giving information that wi1llead
her nee y will be suitably reWarthat.
=arms ugThe,
Loudest) 0, lug. 141878, 41,*
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flO±TE' T.0 L E T .
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The sobsoribomdceireil to let that conveniently -situ-
ated residenoo on the Maxon Road, near the (1, W.
Station,at present •ooenpied' by hindielf. The house.'
contains four bedrooms, parlor, dining town, two
',Rebell!), cellar; Pantries, itc.; large garden, with etable,
eto. Apply on the promisee to '
W71.SMAII,T,
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, Or to ' A. 11A.BTT. •
Clinton, Mtg. 8,1578,
V.ALUA,13LE .FAR11.., FOR SALE.
The underigned'offere for sale A boakiftti farm con -
Mining 88 oozes, 45 cleared and in a good state'oi Oulti-
vation. .14,nel...failing spring e'reelt running laorose the
centre; there 35 else A Splendid well, era aid, buildings,
do., on the piece. It ie wellsituated, being lot 85; 15th
con. Goderich Township, and is only half a milo from
the corporation of. the Town otClinton, and Las a flne
View of theentiro tOwni For firtlier particulars opply
to' • • • WM. AL 00111)014, '
At Gordon & Finlayssn's Grocery Stele,.
Clinton, juts 11, 1878. • ' •
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F Q.11 SALE. ,
sig Ain tth§ or; baNit„Jer 1LtII4LtJ. -.
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To be 8o1d, six acres of prime lana, in the :Village a
BB; nehl, County of Huron, one of the healthiest spit
in. the Dominion. Good new house, barn, Stable, pure
Water, good picket fence, over 150 prime varieties fruit
, trees Oorotneficin,g to bear. Near rehoolelturehoS,
stores, 41111 convenienees of every' kind., Deaf of the
purchase money only'reqiiireddoem,' for thebniamee
.,terin of years will be given on .mortgage Beeurity, with
interest at 8 per .0804; An indisintiable.tiiie-will be
given, and possession of the plaoo as spoilas col8.7•
come and see, 01 Inquire of • '
0.-MoINTOSEI, Connnisadoner.
Bay1161,1, Aug, 22nd, 1878. • ' ,• •
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Lot 25, concession 5, Goderich Townhhip, consisting
.of 80 acres, is offeretl for sale. 74 acres cleared, and in
excellent workbag 0211351, 38 seeded down wiih clover and
timothy; remainder hardwood -bash. ,On the place is a
good young orchard, ,nerer-faDing. °reek, new frata#
house, new frame barn 40x80, w. tit ()eller. 'A goodpiabe
for a business stand on theebrner. On tho opposite °Or-
nore are a store, mat office, O'Shea house, andybiaolc,
--e-ralt.b•-eller,-a-ntiles from tho town •of:Clinton,•and 7.
trOM the toll% of Godedch. Particulars on, application
• • • • • . ABCITIB MoDODGALL,
Porter's Ifni P.O. •
-r • t9,4161111), Sftbd. 5,108. % •
T__TOU SES FOR SALE.
DEBENT If RES ', FOR. --SALE.
Tho undersigned °Hots for sok his two superior two-
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story frame dwelling -houses, 00 Erie 1 iron, not far
from 0.57. R. Station, viz: • •
1. Montle containing sitting -room dining-rooro, kit-
chen, and four bedrooms; good stable, woodshed, PuloP,
and garden with Stint trees.
2. Douse containing Fitt-In/promo dining -room kle-
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chin and three bedrooms, with gooll. madam anefruit
tree e in boating..
Terms modgrate; part °twilit if required.' Appb, to
Mr. U. lIale, or to the undersigned on the premises.
'• DaVID CONNELL. •
Clinton, Sept.% 1878:
WESTERN ?AIR, '1818..
$12,000 Offered' irt Prizes.
'compETiTioN opED; To
I Witt he held hi the City of Lmilofl,Ott
St 30111 ainl OoL1s1.2101f8e4111,,
Prize lista and Entri Papers may be ha at Scare,
. tary's office. All entrica ate requeste4 to be made On
or before 21s1 SEPTEMBER.
Conway arrangements have beau tuado for ONE
FARE to London and MOM,
WIL AlrITAIDE, Secretary.
Ws:wren:4 FAIll Omen, /
London, Sept., 7878. ,)
NO. 4 BY -LA W, 1878,
A .6y-Laiv for stopping vp Vie
Tounish p of Hallett:
WamtwArt, the-plece.of-land-mojt le antleXed
plan, and which said place of land Pi' hereiriaTfer t
scribed by metes and bounds, has perotofore bech met)
as a Road ;
And whereas said road has ceased to be of public Use,
It is desirable to close the 881110 llp '
And whereas, all the preliminary' steps required by
law to enable this Corporation to pass this By-law for
tho • purpose of closing up said road, have been duly
taken as required by law; .
Bo it therefore enacted by -the Corporation Of the
Township of Collett aforesaid, AMA is hereby enacted
by the authority of tho mini That the said Road ex-
tending from point letter "di to, point letter "0," tit
marked on said plan, and being parts of Lot5 Seventeen
and Eighteen, in the Ninth Concession of thecsaid
Town.slup of Collett* and which retaltis hereinafter
more particularly described asfollows: That Is to say,
commencing at the north limit ot Concession Road,. at
the 'distance of tweiVO 'chains sixty-four HAS -on
course south, fifty-seven degrees east front the south.
westerly angle of Lot number Eighteen, la the Said
Ninth Concession of Dullett'Townshipl thence North'
seventy-seven degrees, Eat eleven chains forty -links;
• thence North thirty -thee" degrees thirty thintites, East
twenty -ono chains five links Monte South siXty-twO
degrees twenty-five minutes, East seven chains fifty -flit
links• thence North thirtpthree tlagreea thirty min-
utes, 'East twelve ehalriefItty HAS, tO a point on titb
centre of Bridge Street, cMpesito the sotith limit of Mill
Street, In the Village of Hartford,- coinprleing. a width
of thirty links on melt side of the lino here described,
and containing, by adinerisurerhent, three acres and
twenty-four porches of lank beitnd the same is hereby
stopped up and closed. .
NOTIt1E..
Notice, is hereby given Olathe above is P. time Copy
of a proposed by -low, which will betaken into consider-
ation by the MunicipatCouncil of the Township of Cul-
- lett, in the County of Huron, at the Village Of Lonaaa-
. borough, in the said Township of Mille% •bn the 18111,
(eighteenth) day of October, 16/8; • • •
JAMES
•i, Collett, Sept, 8, ISIS. Township Clerk,
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P. O. h1t4r.e, Age,tioneer.atat Appeal -no,
fur ifuron Pottle" and Zanct Agent,
Continicsioner, Conveyancer, tf.e. lring-
$0,000 00 Norm
P:rt YAB4i! ,r4r TIVEIVir YEiU
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•*be Corpolation ol Om Town of Clinton offer 68,000
worth. of Fire Protection Debenturee ter tole, They
inn Twenty years, and boar Rayon per tont interest',
-payable senn-annutilly. Offers for tho SAM will be re-
ceived,,in Writing) by v snAntE, m •
sver. •
Clinton, Atly 24, 1878.• ' .
I3ROPER,TY; FOlt :SALB.
• Tae uaaendenea Aiwa/or sale a fine, rieW, two-stery%
'Dwelling Cense, containing 14 rams, With stable and
carriage lortis‘ on the premiees, hard anCsoft water in
ittrAanlif
raighsuchaieh. ,a. %are Chanee for a medical or busl-
ailio, a choice betiding plot, fronting on Ontario
Percival, and lime Streett4 nearly opposite Ur. It;
nneey'e feettlenee, containing- etiont threeqpntriets of.
an acre, ivell fenced 'and drained. For particulars ap-.
ply to IL CALE, [Minton. •
'Arse, a nt8E-OTO0 GRAIN STOIIDIor sole 00 130 rent,
at Grand Trunk Station. Apply to. A. STRAITONt G.
T. Agent at Clinton. • •
.4, XAMIESON,
Ang. 8, 1878.
41.11St RECEIVED,.
BB Ell AUMB,
BEST IN ESE,
-40T148 Wp.NOIRS
MI RACEYI
DE3A.1?)xcxir
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3E1 311:6"VirALI, la 30,
OLIN: TO •
March 28,1878,
eftilltdlia,11 WOWS ittMS.
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A. Berlin landlady li*orsewhipped a, maw
the other day who insulted one of her
waiter gir/s. •
The fanners of Bast Middleciex and •Bl,
gin held a general picnic at Port Stanley,
on Thursday, 4,000 bairn, in attendance.
Mr.'” Edwin V. Learn; of South .Dos -
cheater, hail s hreWn Leghorn pullet that
has juot conernenced laying, at`throe and a
half months old.'
- Ib le said there aO so wally counterfeit
SI, and 2 Dominion notes in eireulation
that 6 Diani issue will be neeessary. Dies
and plates are in preparaticiu.
W. F. Luxtpin edithr of the "Maniteba
Free res, and formerly of the Seeforth
Expositor, hes accepted the neinination is
Ministerial candidate for Marquette.
' A bear and three pubs Crossed the road
th fine village of Roslin,, near Belleville,
cm•Thursday. After a chase the old bear
and two:cubs . Witkelieti:the settler cub es.
°aping. • ' : -
A. new brick building has beenperches-
o11 by,the,London. Women's •Christian As-
sociation for the m114'00,006, to be used
as the wolnen's. range and infanta'? home.
There are sotne seventeen inneatesalready.
A young man naihed Wm... Hudson had
hie -right foot 7 orus,hed between two eOg*
w biota of. ti horse -power, ow Thursday
afternoon' • at • the farm of 'John Ben.nott,
Erin, IV..itilittitre.hitg, • The foot had to
be am pu tat ed. " • '
• ,A. strange fatality 'at present exists'
amongst th•e limbs in tbs lower part of the
townlihip. of, Caradoc, , They are • found
'dead .in the fields whin:Mt having previous-
ly shown • any syrepterns of ,diseaso. •. In
somen.iiista noes 'farmers have. Iefit .flearly;
thelf whole flock, •
The National ,Lodo,epf Tjnited lempet-
ante ASS'oelation ofSanade opened its third
animal' :session in. Halifax . on ' Friday.
Delegates are in attendance fro is all the"
provinces. The 'reports of the officers
tshoW a membership Of 13,000, and the Te•
ceipte of the year to have been $2,443.
Two Menfrom the comity 'of. Ottawasr:
rived in Ottawa .on 'Wednesday; with sam-
ples of silver which they reported as bee-,
ing found thein 'on their farm. The speCi-
mons ,ivere taken to 0. mineral Office, and
found to .be rich-. They did not look as if
they had been recently taken from. tho •
rock, being..rather utilooth, , 'The mai
Were offered $20,000 for the farm in which
,they fonntl the specimens, tint ranged it.
On the town line between Ross end
Bromley, tands h log house erected' over -
two years ago. It is built of pOpliii and
bildi of gilead logo; and has been :until
within,the last month inhabited, •• It Can
notr 1?,2 seen It owing, as green, as A green
tree, sprouts have been thrown chit front
tho. logs beth inoiclo and out, and making
the stricture look a Masi of green foliage -
Who will now say that there. 18 rot "balm
in Okada r —Sinitit:i Falls .NetOS...- *
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. Alfred Forbes, a carpenter, aged twen.
ty-twci, engaged an the construction of, the
new Congregational church: Toronto, fell
off iicaffold ineicle 'the building, on Fri.-
clay„and .austained fatal injuries. He wee
precipitated fully sixty-five feet, the elbove
of his left arm actuallymaking'a large hole
throuNi an inch plank. ' When picked up
110 preeented a fearful sight. It is suppos-
ed he was 'overcome by giddiness.
At Port Stanley, on Friday evening., a
party of five, tonsietin,g of Wm. Christian,
James &Witten, 'Miss Fannie and•Bortha
Bostwick, and Mrs. Bali, hired one of Mr..
Stratlidee's brats, and proceeded to the
lake fora row. When about half a 'mile
'from tho piers, 1VIrs. Ball; without giving
any notice, suddenly stood up; said good-
bye, and jumped into the lake. Mr, New-
man jumped in after her, bather iicitiona
were so writte7l. that he sank before he
could reach her, She was a widow woman
and 'eaves four stuall.children, • There lip.
Pearfieto be no cause ler the yeah- act eit,
dept deliberate Ruicide. .
Tho Nev York World.,„ of Tuesday, says':
".lames Wood, a Canadian farmer hailing
from.the.neighborhood of Hamilton, Ont.,.
was 'arrested at the Greed Central' depot
on Sunday night, drunk. Ho was arraign..
ed before Justice Deify at the Fifty-tieventh
street police court Yesterday, ABkOtlllIB,
.Tuatite—‘ What do they:charge for getting
drunk in Catiada ••' One dollar, your
Wership.''That's altogether too cheap.
It can't be done in this *country for that:,
it nsuallY coats $10,' • The prisoner plea&
:ea that he had not been very .drunk. se
'had only taken two drinks of whiskey at a
tavern, and it'lvent to his head. The stuff
was not anything like what he was used
to, and, if his Worship would allow Mtn,
he would take the first train home. Re-
turn to Clanacla,': eaid 'the justice, 'ad
1961.11 yOtir frioiids to ' beware of New
York,'" .•
Lady DiitifiliTalled Nion. ,Quebee, 0ll-
Sat0r0?•Y for England. 'An immense and
enthusiastic crowd aseeinbled to bid her
farewell,
• Victoria, B. O.'desPatehes • state that
rich gold diggiugs have been, discovered in
Horsefly county. Chineite miners are ma-
king $40 to $80 daily.
The aIlitt of $5,500 recently 'received
from Ontario to Od in the rebuilding of
:
eattty.
licciidis.t churchea_ofeSt. J-efra, has been
distribntedm
aoinkhe e0eral churches of
A dry geode mercharitenamed E. Pacieot,
Montreal, shot himself five times, on So-
torday evening, and expired- a few me -
mints afterwards, Depression in 'strade
was the cause of this &Weide. .
Rev, John R, -Joitesiepastor , of Christ
Church, ,Belleville publiehed his resigim.
tion On Satnrday, saying he has come to the
conchision that the teachings of science,
and nOt those of the church, aro true;
Arrangements are beingmade. for 'a
ta01)StOr Reform demonstration at Toronto,
whieh will he held in a few days, The
Premier, the • Liberal Ondidate and seve-
701 prominent Mioisterialists. are aliPeated
to apeak.
„Says a Stratford paper, CO'nservatives
as well as Liberals are unanimous in the
condemnation of the meanspite shown by
some paltry scoundrel in clainaging Mr.
Trow's,buggy'at.the Meeting in the Gore
at Downie the other,night.
The steamer City of Owen Solind, whiols
-arrived at CJolliugwood on Friday, reports
that she was detained twenty-four hours
'between Bruce Mines and .Little Corretit
by a dense, foe, and blinding smoke. Fires
.are raging. all.cilbng.the north shore.
Over seven Inind red forme of entry have
becn received by the secretary of the Ag-
' rieiltural and Arts 'Association forthe Pro-
vincial 'Exhibition. The majority of the
papers each' contain six'or seven entries, so
that arroliclyAlie number is pretty largo.
• ., While the Hon. 'Mr. Tilley 1,vri5.,t1riV1ng
to Fairville last •Montlay night., to attend
a .nolitield meeting, his carriage collided
With a passing team and he was ltirow.a
out, 'llbeetving oche° braises abolit the body
ancl head, ancl necessitating his return to
town. Be will he ohnfined to: his lionse
for a few cleys • • .
A drunken hnsband went borne ,.few
clays rigeio Ottawa arid . beat liis
• dren ; he then beit his wife, and having
that. off his mind; he moiintecl 21 pn a'stool •
to take down a picture which- be 'wished to
break. The legs of the •stoot broke, the
man fell., and when ho got uphe found that,
his arra. was broke. • The wife whoin he
. . •
beat ie Itont tIllr.Stag MAL
OA Friday a very „ serious . accident oc-
aimed to a 'railway brakeman named H.
Woode, in the Great Western .yard, •Lon-
don.He was making up train and in,
the act of coupling when he was knocked
down . and run over, the effect being . to
crush his leg to a• terrible:extent. lo
was taken up -and the operation of ampu-
tation perfornied; but it is doubtful if the
wounded man will survive. • ' •
At London, on Monday, a frightfid• so-
•cident occurred at the earpenter shop in
connection With D. „S. 'Perrin's confeotion.
ery. 'A couple of the...boards On Shine of
the machinery had begot -he entanglecl;'and
a young man narned.JeSse Symmonda, un-
dertook to straighten them. While in the
act of doing so, his left hand, was. caught,
and -the .boards'ivra,pped around his arm,
which before he could be released, was lit-
erally torn oft', between the .Wrist, and el-
bow. The itijured man,. in addition to the
injury mentioned, sustained a dialooatiOn
of the shoulder.
On Thursday during the heavy .thunder-
storm aefew weeks ago, one of the horses
of aleam belonging to Mr. Menzies, Soutli
Sherbrooke, while being driven on theyoad
was struak by the lightning and instantly
killed. It was taken' out of harness, and
its companion hitched to the body to draw
it away. Upon the word ‘.`go" being given,
the horse did not stir, and upon it being
repealed with more erophasis-the-same:-.re-:
suit followed. A touch of the .whip. put
sudden °bogy into the animal,- but the •
neglect to move before °felting surprise,
tests were made, arid it was found that the
horse had beeh .made stone deaf by bho
eagle stroke of,„„ii_aea its
companion., ••
A man tanned McCall, in the employ of
Messrs. Taylor & Bate, brewers., .of 512.
Catharinee, met; with a fatal accident on
Tuesday evening.. 1VIeCiall, accompanied,
by, his wifts was driving his team and vvag.
goti across a tetnporary bridge over „the
new canal, at the Queenston-street croft.
ingt near the cemetery, errehiltelititY home.
Owing tr. the darkness the waggon struck
against the frail railing of the bridge pre-
cipitating the team and occupants to the
bottom of the new canal, a. distance of
about fourteen feet. Both- horses and
McOall were haw instantly, and Mrs.
McCall, in addition to having a leg broken,
was otherwise aertously injured and may
not remover, • ,
A sad case of drowning happened near
Pembroke. About haif-a-dozen young la-
dies went out bathing on Saturday evening
'and after remaining a while in the water
they determined to wade out further than
they were, and for this 'mimeses they, ea a
precautionary meaciure, took hold of each.
other's They had not g0110 far,
however, when four of, theni disappeared
'oder the water, having got into a deep
hole. The °theme wore so alarited that
they with difficulty succeeded in getting
line of tho four out in a half -drowned eon-
dition. Theyternainitig three .were drown-
ed before any. assistance could arrive. Their
names were Maggie and Lizzie Lee, daugh.
tett of Mr. Thomas Lee, cementer, and Ada
Edwarde, daughter of Mr, Maier&
XEOL3liati4 010t.11t;
Jetintielliere,
•nr•••nor•rompoir•dbsa••••Wn••••••••••••••••■•••••.••....1
The Reformers have nominated in West Doubling 'Mote itinnutuotuping
'Toronto Iriehrnan by birth, in the OM Pr""riltY rrocaatians •
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tre a Scot, and in the Bast an Euglishman, The Anil Sou Uo, has one
but all of them are -true Canadians. • TwO of the most suceeasfill in city. Prom the first
day which they °pout their establishment
here for the manufacture of the kirby Peepers
arid Uo.wers, their 4metilos has. cootinually,,
engine:40 until they- now find it absolutely
neeessary to ereet another buildiug • quite as
oapaeious as the one in which they turned but
nearly twe thousand maohinee this Soar, The .
:contraet Itas been, let for A brick structure „
eighty bY forty-two feet, four storeys high,
The work 141Vally 1)0011 0015,1ME)11C0a by
W. Watt, sen,, the cootractor -and will be
eoinpleted soon. Tbis fact is Cater than toy.
theory about bard times and tluisufferininta• 4"
nufitoturer. Not only does this tirrn she*
that prosperity. is attending their energetically
conducted. business but others in tewn afford '\
evidence, llarris remarked this •
inorning-" If I thought Sir John would re -
power and &vex out his prondsh of piec-
ing a duty on coat and other raW material, we
-would not lay one brick *of that buildict-;.",
Branybed Rapes/tor:.
of them are well known for their devotion
to tlie prinoiples of Wesley, the -other ie an
aotiye member of the Church, of Ragland.
One 10 a inechaqie, the second is a mer-
chant, the -third is a proftealonal trian_a
fair representation of labor,. of trade, and
of
alr'irirl;inegresar, poitMaater
small station on the' 0, S. R., left that
village a few days age, taking with hini all
the money' he could collect together. In
addition to the amount to, which he is Bop -
posed to have appropriated belopging to
the Government; he eueceeded in raising
scene $300 or $400 on notes purporting to
he signed by influential farmers of the -
township, which he tendered as colateral
security, bat these now turn out to have
been forgeries. It is thought, he has gone
to. Chicago.
aurtoN • ITEMS. .
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It is "contemplated to organise a juvenile
baild in Goderich. • •
Blyth has ti taine Weasel that inakea
it-
self Useful in cataing rata and Mice. • •
• .
For selling liqUor *Wien t a liceriSe,
Pc -
ter Garrew, or4etlaild, 'woe last week fined
4.20. and costs. • '
Mr T. •'Wateon., Blyth, is malting arrange-
ments to Ship 0,900 lbs. botter to Cass -
go*, to fill tin order. .
... •
Wo regret to :hear • that Mies ,Farrow,
'daughter of . Thonitig Farrow, of Blue,.
vale, has 'been dangerously ill:
,Mesers. W. Donnelly and R. Durnion„;
jr,, •bf.Brussele last WOO: -pulled • eeverr
bens, of peas in *1 wo days. The peaa vere.
a heavy crop. • - '
, Mr.. J.; T4oltie,, proprietor of 13russel
cheese fattory,ltas ,effected, a sale or Cheese
'recently at $a. perlb; Thio id a good, price
some' factories.selling at.
. 'The fall show; ;Under the auspices Of the .
Trickoreiiiith'Brarich. Agricultural Society,•,
,will be iteld at Seaforth, On Thersilay And
Friday; September 26•and 21:
A special nieeting Huron. PresbyterY
will lie' in Seitforth to -day, for the
perpose of considering the call extended
by the 'congregation to Rev. Mr. Fraser.',
.
For all pnrposes Bly.th leVies this, year
A. tax of one cent mills and eighty-rtine
airliTirait red:the-W.-a :mill on the- 4110,
the totat• aseessiaient of the Mnoicinality
being $140,2,85. , : •
'Stinday night Mr. .0eward and his
Wite,•Gederich, retired to rest, having their
infant, which was only three on,,teur weeks'
old, with them in the be.d. ,awaking
- nett 'Morning they found the child dead, it
'obiaovthinego.: been. sm. othered'. under the bed:.
One of 'the. cildeit settlers Of 'Usberne
died in the neighbothoed EarqUhar on
Saturday,',the 17th Aug., in the person7o
111re, Carmiahel,. She, was aged 65 years,
and hail reaided in Usborne, since before
the roads Were opened up, and when only
•a blaze marked the pregent lines...
A yOung nun), William Nolab, a. brake-
man on the Canada Southern Railway,.WaS
fatally injured on Tuesday, at Ridgetown
Station while engaged in coupling ears.
The 'engine moved on urixepeotedly, and
lie was run over and fatally: injured on
the legs. Fria parents made in Godericli.
. Wednesday last 'Mr.'. Chas. V•artvol-
kinghurg,., of Ben,sall,•perfarrned &font, the
equal Of which we have Seldoni .hetircl,
binding 6,400 sheaves of , spring wheat in
tho almost incredibly ahort time. of two
bettra and n quarter. .The wheat was cut
with a reaper. 00 the.farm Of Mi. J. Stew-
art in Tockersmith. • ,
Two farms were sold by au'aticel at Ex-
•eter Tot week, 16t No. 6 in the 2nd con -
00581017 was,knoeked down to Mr. D. Win-
less,. pf Exeter; for $6,000, and the other,
lot 0, on the same concession 'Wee sold ,to
Mr. Case for $4,000. 7 Each Of the above
Mentioned lots,eontaina one hundred. agree
the one purchitact Mr. cal° being a
_bindt_larni. • '
The barns of, Erie McKay, Tucker-
schith, togethe contents, embracing
this year's crops, .estroyed by fire
some clays ago.. The 6 WAS ectitsed by
t*o young children, who climbed into a
hay mow, .and while anmaing themselves
lighting inafclios, 'they tired the hay. The
fire spread, se rapidly that' the children,
barely escaped, .and nothing in the, build
i ;
ings was saved; The loss e a particularly
severe one. for Mr, lVfoKay. •
The barns and other outbuildings' of Me,'
George Welker; Mill Road, Tuekereinith,
had a very narrow eecape from destructiOn
on Friday, the 161217 Aug, During the
heavy germ of that day tho barn was struck
and fired by lightning. Only one 00111031
wasstrilek, and the fluid eliteked a part of
the building where the material was not
very inflammable. From the aeverity- of
the shock IVIr. Walker's family concluded •
Uiat tiotnething had been struok,and on
looking out naw smoke strettraing from the
barn. Aid was speedlY got, and the liaines.
were quenchedbeforo. any serioue demon
tiS'dont
OIlMonday 111.r. John A. McDonald of
Blyth, was brought before.Squire Crabb of
Goderieh, at the instance of Wei. Drum -
mend, tsci.rBlyth, upon a charge of hav-
ing attempted. to. Obtain Mohoy under false
pretence:, Me. McDonald deposited with
Mr. Dinnittionel a ortain amount of money,
claimed by hint to be 8800. Mr. Dritiri.
mond states that theaniount was only $600,
and thin; brought- action against Mr. Mc-
Donald. The case was quite fully gene
into by the Court, - and was sent up for-trial,Me. McDonald being itiloived upon his own
roognizance,The ease Is a vary poonliar,
tine, and has attratited eonaiderable inter-
est.Lt-wi11 be tried at the assizes in Godo -
rich in October.
•
•
6, Fiefeetioni, serv.ce chIu e, Fainters. •
,
etni v ersatibu 1.4 11-17 11Ir. Alziaphersen, •
the • well.lin wit proprietor of the Clinton
and Fingal„feendrioe and uIachiye works,
170 gan'tlie fel:towing iiiterestiug fats con-
cerning trade in agricultural implemenite.
imroliase enisiderable portien of .
the,yaw Material used hi the inainifacture • •
of machiinA in the United States, (..)11 .
Ibis': we pay a duty of frod" it, to 17-ir Per .
Cont. We then rminufact ore 00 meanies' •
here at Fingal lind Clintoe-,, end thip them
hadk. again to tile Milted Scetoe, paying tin
import duty of 3,5 per cent,. Vetwitnatatic
ing all this, we realise' more ,nioney (Lathe
machines we hoort than we du on :the
ones Sold. in Canada. : The 'threshing Ma -
'chine wo sell AG FittIsui nita Clinton fee •••
$425, we get ,$(150 for in the 'States."
• It is quite evident frinn this tho.Atnnri-
eon farmer 1708 50 Pay clear for
\Stith Inwer priceo for his ,grain than .the. •
Ontario farmer receives, the .Western
agri-
Cultnrist 'mate Inv' :fifty 'per ant, mon for ;
the implemeets tie. requires in tho
CtlltiVa-
tioti of ..his farin And.thip.,10 -001k 0 fair
example in ths,thiforonee in prices oCmanii-
factilredgoocirtevied on the farming popu,
lation:. under a, re Voon0larifzSystenl
'111
Canada anti it‘! proteetive". tariff lin..the
Vritted 5tittes.-4..London, Advertiser. • •
Il
srmrs
nuny
•bhat relating to the'Protective Policy, and ,
ikries. zi ceti ileAsr:alt x° 11111.
-Pretniei-was one of themost•poieted and elear
Of any that we have seen; and we cannot re-
Mr.Cartirrioht, The addresi pre -anted to the .
sectiondid,.11Of 8e0111 to Iced* anything about •
SenatorMitepherson And his ecimplaintaagairtal.
re-
sist the temptation to quote one paragraph.---•
o'guizain'' the fiscal policy adopted
by year Government a due ?egard :for the ,
rights of all elaSnes of the commniiity,,witilbet
unfair diserimination, a poliey,wbose aim it is
to dovelope the resources and national wealth
of this Dominion in their. natural•order. The
se -called 'National...Policy,' as exponnded by
its patrons, would', if adopted', prove aaetions
injury to tho interests of the community at
large to the benefit et the' selfish • fevr. 112
would eVentnally.teact to the dissolution' of 7
Bvitistt connection and 'our cOnsequeut annex-
ation with the United. Stites -of America,' ,
With a full belief that •sueltwould be the in-
evitable'regult of the adoption of such
dal policy, we, as Peformers and loyal Cana-,
diens, firmly tittitehed to the toiletry whioli
gave us,birthi witith'wcttehed Our growith with, •
a melbas and. affectionate ore during tho'.
earlier years (>1 Mir political existence, and
ivhich has protectedus with her pewerfal arixi
fret& the encroachments of Lbw strong,'repu4 •
(lige that adoption. We desire no policy,
national' or otherwise,' which would tend, to
the sundering of those national tieo which 00
strongly bind. us to Great Britain. • That con-, :
notion, we tire assured, Will , never. be endan-
gered or 'weakened while Canada shall .10
governed iii the fetus by tile sameStatesinan-
like and patriotic principles, whigh.have for
the past'ilve years distiuguislied the iiihninis.
tration-ef the public affairs by year Govern.
went, and we believe that this assurance is so
generally entertained bythe great body of the
electorate ia this Dominion that yeu and yeti.
GOvernment will be largely and deservedly sup-
ported at the ensuing' eleCtions by art over, .
villein:dile 'majority." • •
A "Loyal Oanaciin"wites te one 4.
the London, Eng., papers auggeating that '
the Marchionees of Larne sholild he preo
eented with•a
PROTECTION A1fl Woitittt ISIDC•*410i.,
ace White, former editor of the Chicago •
Tribune, in his efainination•before theirs.
bet committee, is thus reported.; "Ire
_had diecoyered•ho method by *bleb. these. •
financial (trisect and the consequent depiene.
eion eopld be stopped, nor ,eould he mak°
any suggeations about the matter:. • As for
prOtective tariff, he did not.think ifr wolald •
raise the *wages of the working. People. it
IDIOM raise the priaellOt some of the cern.-
mettitsiels4 ttohbaedbatoilit;gahratt,; Oopinion i a .vaty
distinguished American, Ben Baler, as to
the coo° oftlie.present Wretobed Condition.
'of workingmen 111 the United States : "let
oniployment for labor 'for.
millions of men atia women, who-. woUld
labor if they could- find employment.
2nd -L -Insufficient wages for the laborers
who are eMployed ,to meet the ordinary
neeestitietif not to say. comforts of. life.
Re who label% and produces ought to en.
joy. That these eoriatitute an OVit at et«
tensive Alt to be a public wrong, both itt
theordinary and legal: aeceptation Of tins
Ultra, need net be 'argued. This is t00
plainly apparent to him who reads current
libitory," This is the proteotion the Oen,
gory:dived have been preaching up, and
Would give us.