The Clinton New Era, 1878-12-05, Page 4821.
rt
eends
, c.ete
..ereised
ri iJ1 emu::
who are Vet.:
text L° ions of
rity thatueot here, bike who
W1S t1.1(1111, ote are Unwilling to
thrust them syl ves foynnird and 'seek tiler)).
Again, titer° are others' Who are totally,
linfit to have placed in their hands poever.
-h,nd huthoriiy, but who wilh the sterile,
and, unforeenately; these, are. 1.10 back:
ward in 'Taking' known their desires..
As -it is in 'the pewer ote'verielepeor to
nominate .a drily coronae(' Person to
. . .
ciyieeliair,. all should tale intereet
in striviug to find otte and nominatethe
best. Those who hare:during; the.past,.
or provioue erten% given. .evidence of en -
peeler wisdom or maitageinent while oc.
cu)ying a seat at a...councilhoarel,.. should"
be again returned, as they. have .experi-
ence, and know' what is Wanted,' and
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when e person is found to -mauve his.
own affairs weIl,that one should b�
made a Tanager. of public' Oaks..
"
For thie town it wenla be,welleif
meeting was. called, to discuss reenieipal.
affairs and make selectieriS before the
day or »ennination ; say Some. evening:
• e
when most all could-ceneeniently:attend.
n epeolts
the ti time
, epeett.
W. Th
direction
postpone
ud pleasent
tee brighten
kept to the
e
ants a railway
f possible, . It
oth plaees ; you
th the lake, WO
ay j it WOW 114
tiiid it if Si OX.
e(11,1ip and ran it --
ay. Wee,hail a large
-sclay to'agitate the
else us you r nig bey -
locality, would make A
ter. iesort fbr yeee people
"he might:come ; no more,
ei in Cenada, no -typhoid fe-
rptheria, or eny suc1. dieense
own here ; land cheap, n�
a all that fine seetion free; Olintore
erkbill neer the lake, •Stoplien, Hiry,
enleY; Rayfield, Gederiell township,
&re, Please giee yelp? views,i» your p4 -
per, er otherwiee, as yoti think beet?. A
.vountittee hits been appoiuted to-aot ir
-the matter. . •
Beyfielde Nov. 2S, 1S7el.
AGRICULTURE IN TRH 111.,:g1YED ETA,1.1,Eta.
The importance :of encouraging' by all
possibje means the increase of our earieuf.
tural productione tiles been ecknewledged•
and urged upt:n the, attention of, Congress
and the people,, as the 'eurest. amtreadieet
means of increasing our substantial arid .en-
during proaperity. ; • * " *
About onebalf the poPulation of thoUnited
States is engaged in aericulture. The value •
of the agricultural products of the United
States for the year 1878 is estitnated at
three thousand rnilliens of • dellara. The
aknorts of agricultnralproducts fertile year
1877, ae appears from the report of. the
Bureau of Statistics, wore fi h o ndred. and
twenty-four millions of 'dollars.. "
Tho above extract is taketi from the mese
sage' of-theeleresident-ofetheelInited-States,
which wart read at the opening of Congress
on 'Monday. The first sentence. i based
on general obeervation and common ,seerse;
and cannot be eentroverted. The 'second
shows ilia etgrictitture employs tts many
hande as .all tho other indastries put tfe- -
latter. The other • portion of the ,extmet
shows that theee Were produced froth thief'
soil about $75 worth for everY man, WOtrait;
and child in. elle Union; andthat the ex-
ports of farm produce were niore than two:
thirds of the whole 'amount, Tina .proves
as °kernel ritamidaithat the ;American far,
mer is not Ilenelitte'd by proteetfon, only
to 0 very entail degree tigni homese'elreep
and barley, the latter nob growingweII 1'11
the United States, The price of theevirele
• 01000,000,000 worth is, geverned. by ihtit
portion . which is. expo tear:Odell: haseto-
-compete in Liverpool With that trona Cana-
da and othor cauntriee,
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TI CLINTON NEW ERA,
dressee ; unleiss they present A dootor's eeeleil eeeasions, Their hist() i the
ceetifloate of ill-healtle it which caee 1 teatime of milirtery leis ever been admire
they tuay •eome with, the front of the -I ed by English visitors, It hes never
dress met square ; but hi nio ease pre bei impugne&
they to appeal' it; highoneeked dresses,
No such ukase limited the nntnber of
6.svitt.i1114:: PogeT"ilititseitilatiaulnsit7b:tell:::ti7sUttatkle 717):6;i7on.
deeirouS of peyiog their respeete
we venture to think the restrietion will
there also be dispensed with, The Mr. J. Ryan has been elected for Mar-
fashione of lite in ()anode catamt be gust° by a"lanlati°°' • .
changed at twelve hours' notice, tend Dr, Sloan's expenses in the North
millieers cannot furnish new dresSes Huron election were $445.12,
within that limited space of time, II) Ikel, K. Ririe is about to ieaugurate
one eetnitey it is the fashion tie etttoe, a teMperAnce movement in Regale,
in another to wear tinge through tho The:flood Electiou fore -East Torontc)
noee, in a third full-drese is a mere no- takes phrase:at the 2Ist inst., nomination
mine" addition to Nattne's covering', or weeeeeeenee
the. vital organs, while olsewhtire the
• ladies et the top (if soofety prove their
number of skins prpal 'Writer'on the G/otee has reared
loft? rank by the front that journal.
Me. A. 1)yaionel, for yeere the
they can add to • their ohVU. Olitn4 .te
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has lenelt to de with tiro prevailing It is underetood the Princess Lottesk
eeefeee tie heeeeehee ; the etiolate has inthanitted her desire- to--restile in
of Great Britain- is ae. aireVtqlt *Old FfidifilX ii itu timer time. •
that Of ti,enada ttki film cireunistanbeslind - The Conservativee Of M.Onek, have
• conditions souiety in Cenada ave from nominated Mr. John, 'le •lIefrelipe, of
those where QueanNictoria Wollandpoet, for the Local. '
holde eoine, Meer estimable ladies,The °filo oe Seliefeet-Geeeed hi tele
wivee. of eine tiMst proueinent 'citizens,' 'Quebec. Goi'ei•nment, is abodt. to •ho
ha e`e never ehowii 'their shoulders in n abolished as a ineasare of economy.
drItwilta reem• ; and ilearle' all (leneilian aerie .Rttekingluttneheving -declined to
It'llidetiPrsP13)'17("1:17:sivneg(1.1;orQ:•:ntalicint;101kive'txclYritpii-1 bsien.11,c,i°117idi i;b:ne.olchinubti°3, agc,d)°i7ti'om,i'0,711,tncall6ils'Itc);
time ef the human" form d1iyi.iio ;es aro eettee • •
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• too often seen at evening pi rties in Lon • -
Rev. l)e. Cli'een and wife, of Toronto.,
, den. . Geo steugglo more and I: ein ,good okt ..fagiioned meihometa, have
• EDITOL NOTS.
tAr Uouseevatives of South Waterloo
hex() notnieeted :ate Keibb. for thLeeel
House. Very po6j. chn'ice. 'Why Be-
catme the people' derf?t:rtea;tt, any Iieibb-
•ers thete,
•
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THE Exeter Arze.e grows veep indig.
tient becattso one or two of the county
papers intimated that Me :Robert Porter,
(late canditate for,Parliament), was writ-
ing the editotials for its colturne. If
the statement Ware Ltine, (which the
Times denies), it would ifinlY show him
tel be devoid of intelligenae to a geode):
meterit than most, people thought, for
such a lot of rebbish never appeared in
any other paper, than thaewhich has re-
cently mod the colunine of the !times.
tkiowever, tho ;Poles denial to the con-
travy, notwithstanding, it appears an un-
usual mini:3111mm that sentiments should
neve be used end aegutrients expressed
• in the motet language used by Mr Porter,.
white on hiS CanVASS.
. Tetoeielleformers throughou Onla tie, -
who, in 410 hope of gottiugbetter times,
•
lent their assistance towa re is erepht ei tg
the Conservatives iaower,t1stLegin"
to'rue their; action by this time, seeing
that thine are: actwallr worse -than be•
fere the •elections. , •
• ANY newspaper that get's ohditd oftho
London Advett(see has .got to iunko art
early start; as witness the following neet
ire an ore) of our cauTity papers :---
No respectable Conservative journal
aPproves of Mr. eckingliam's dismissal.
--Lonr/o0 Acleertiseie This is e miataki.
The &pr. does:— [Goderie4
]3u t we said respeetabloe-•-Lontion -4,(2=
etertie'sr. •
•
Tnii (JOIISOIvittiesareeaneistentwhei
it will suit- their -purpeSetteeed's only
•then. If e, Reform 'candidate far Par.
liainent happens te reside • outside the
Constituency he is amiteeting, hizi.Oppo-
nentS are the' first. to crv'out "Onfsidr1
.Outiider,° bo t jUst let et Censer Illative be
Placed in the same peeition, end there is
never h weed. of ebjecticre to it. P.feire
forinstance Sir Joint seeetingeell to Mare
enette, or 1.3ritish' Colatnbia,, •Langevizi
to Three ItiverseMcDortgall to Haltert,
•and the host of ‘c lesser lights" that weee
'sent here, there, and everywhere,, at the
last'electioe, 'and Compare this with flip
iso1ated...01(sta witero Reformers led to
seek strange conatitueneies. And .now
the antbitians yeSident Conservatives of
East Taunt° are 'cruelly "sat upon"lby
_the wirepullers of the party notnittatifig
"flotteAlex. Morris or the Local House,'
who may be described as having' "no'
local • habitation," but settling clownee-
for the time beitig-wleeee eiretimitaneas
require it. '
free," was the legend under a picture of ,o' elated the. fiftieth vent' •of their mar -
the belle of the period .dreesed for a'4 . • . • .
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einrt ball -at' Buckingham Palace e and 1:led life' .•. '•, .: : '••
it Wtie reekaecaricature. . There' s eorae- • Mr. Ch°ries 13elf"d7 . who I's b°e°
,thing repugnant to .many of our ladies chief editor a the ,,iiiitic eince it started,
Le takine the first. step to int:modesty, is s° ill tbub hehas Isui"jt° (lta bi-' 1.n."'
•aud eve hold thue eu ill inch matters bors, AN: Oe Iwc"1.1t*•.
. . .
imniodesty is a relatives term, A Man ' .D.- MdCraneee',111.".P. Pe wee chosen
Who las nevee before appetue0 • in ally-. ley the Liberals ci :Kest Kent to bear the
thing lent trotisers Weeld .feei no more standard of thepayty-at the approaching
eetoeished arid shocked .at being told he .eleelien fey the Local :Legislature. .
mnst don kilte'than many ladies 'Most .l'e is seated thee ,N6;, :Tilley melt re_
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slur* to the public gni° elierres Intherto.
•turn 'to Canada with an additional title,
reserved'. from reatt'S Pohl' &Rainy. :and M. langevin will • at the same
Onetem ie -a second eature, and first, nee time.recnii'e an additional honor. .
me a Solely foy Baty puremeesee-To-
/*Mae 21e/egrain.
Th'e,werst thieve that etin happen the
poor farmer or mechanic s the forma-
Umt a rings, of either pordueer or Mao-
ufactUrev, and that is just What the
4 National Policy' will build up. Rut.
we feel sutisfied that the same vote that
put tleern in power, will, as goon as the
holleerness of their principles aro die,
covered:put them out; then, we trust,
men will be put into office upon their
merits, and not upon protniees to de.
possibilities.—Hrteristoe Tribvne„
Bro. Alick Simmons, of the $tar, last
wook got elf a very poor joke at the ex-
pellee of the editor of tho Clinton New
ERA. The jeke was in bad 'Wrote, whilst
the eainfen editor's (leery was a perti-
nent one.' ,We fancy Unit againSt the
time Bro. Alick late reeved as large and
rote rue table a fin ti as Mr, ',Holmes hue
tte wine just eshaxierta aboat the peace
of bread au& meet ; and we also °pie()
that before that time the gloss will be
Worn off his shiny castor, the imp off his
A R.E.31 ItICA ULF,
titre would of c.ourse klIQW tioelling �f ' :,-,Nri% dbas. :Aloes, brether of the Chief
. . . . .
,eoneoalnient e but • we repeat .thie the Jastiee,, eee been Theietteetea e$ thole,.
eustom is riot one to be learneel'at twelve
. . fanners of ' Rest Toronto, ta contest ft
hours' netice,,whale the actual,. abatitlene for .the :Locale' .. [He has sinee declined,
ili°•fi of it at tiali, q"Plcd `vith :it's 'and. Mr. John efteys* 'etbroinaited in .his
proepeetive ' absence Poet the ;futuee fetiii.e..• .,
tereinettiel •at • Witinipog., proves it to . :-' • . . • .. , '
In the event of. Mr. Afacdottearl s ac-
be'enchntiored in the bretrell or observ- , ' , e
ance:at pleasure. • We- liaiPe, purposely e401'ne° °f he'SP"Icers44"f.th° 11°'8°.
been eXplicit as to the 1)0111 and date of • ei. • ,e ' . . , . .e.,... ,
OcifeyOotoen.inniniesispizte itSo levt4aitteolgttliret plioe4.1Vcial LI.
thcreceptien front -Which ladies 'iii•Idol
dresses ev* 'banished. The season cfat .laistoe* of Canada, 'froth the •unicin of
180.tYlp to the present time, •„
• Montreal 'on AndreW's Day is geeer.
The following artiele 113 eo thoroughly
in 'keeping NI it.11our ideas liven the sub-
ject that eve gladly -endorse it, entd we
are plittitato see o
the' elfail, a paper that did at ono timo.
attempt to introduce the hishions and
cashew of the aristoceatie eiteles elf
England. •Wo crenate tee strongly con-
demn the preetiee of wearipklow neck
dreasee by women, We think- it •fa, trio
some degree, e remnant, 'of yarbariten.
We hope, before another reception takes
place, that the Marquis and his wife
will leareethe feelings of Carl ad Ian people,
which, we feel onfident, is opposed to
strait regulations
•An advertisetteene in. the Monereal
papers of Saturday furnishes the Calm.
direr public will]. ,some grounds' for ie.
election. At • tho sartio time, unfortu.
irately, it affords our Republican neigli.
bore no little material for ridicule and
derision. It is by jusb such character.
isties that an insignitieant circumstance
may come to attaiit an importance out
of alt proportion Wits intrinsic freight).
• Col. Littleton, of the Governor -General's
staff, appends his name t� arr advertise-
ment which annetinceS ibat ladies de.•
sirens of being admitted to tho recop.
ally unmitigated wintere and put' 'flee. .The late 'Government is .sitid 'to 'have
Patches interne us that they 'eveidee ie Centotiaplated•the eitabliehment of a go -
question Was foster end- inclencent, ''For vernineil€.'..deteetive, force ' ,had . they eve
niained • in poiVoe, snail' action having
'theme. therefore, who' never; wore-ae low
-dress:at it perky, the experiment ' Mast b°el'• tleces8itatPtl, 1./r.' the :it1..6r!°-`'?''. 6f
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have been attended with. risk, atei we Counterfeeting in the country. ...,... . .
10,Cy'rest assure(I'Very mitiryt.Were kept'', •,.. Iteie reported ' that several .,'ITsaltoix.
.ewaye by the fell decree Which appear- farmers intend to enter an aotion•ageinst
ed in the Morning papers. • We weruld their repisseneative, Iron. Wen. Motion-
Taither pee.s over, the. ortlY Condition 'on gellefor rase pretences in 'promising an
which the wearers of Square -cat dresses increased 'price fee their them prOduee.if
were to :be admitted... A . deetoe's• cote; they voted foe Ole leTe Hanel •Policy •ettet.
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tifitiate.is. beci suggestive of a yeeent tent... elidat.e. '.• .• , . , .. . ' ' . . •
troversy,itt eve11. a' less ' delecateeliattle. •. ,neeeetleeian now it ;Ottewo, who did
field ofeweinen's riglits ' If a-ie.:ladies of .eeneromeeefilee. on the platferei 'foe the.
Montreal, who', by -the -bye, mig14' have-eCeservative ...cause during the recent
•be!en PoliPelt r6C140sod (0 come, in: 10* eatnpaign, 'expresses 'estemeliniant that.
dress, submitted to Compliance with tlifte” the new Governirient Slionkt; in snail a
unusual, arid, in Canada,' linheerd".'ef.. Shorb space of tienee haVe areitsed such
• custom, the .doetors • of the, city Must- enieteust and want of ' confidence. ife
have reaped •ii golden htireeste' 'The xPresses h fear that the GoVernMent
price Of certificates we Will net guess, . eannot•oritlive its feral' . and is elle eere
but 'when theY'Jtaro been duly illed,und thin thatethel Provincial Government of
seheduied brae A. D.' a in waiting, • Ontario will bn.sustained.
we should like to see thein. • •
. ... . • Mr: IP. E.. Cornish, it prominent. laW-,
• .And now ,a tepee te ridicule. . tf feont ver of. Winnipeg, died on Thursday.—
hisesmalleinclicietionewe aro ' to eviller Deceasect lefe_Londoneforethatsome_
that our view rulers Mean to Surround years since,' And toot a leading part in
_themselves with theetiquette and para. the .affairs Of Winnipegeind Manitoba.
4pherna1iq! of a ' Court, • then with , all generally. -. While' in. London Mr.; Cene
*rasped we express the fear that a great nish occupied a Leading positiott. At the
thietalto ie being made. 'Front all. That Iler, he lield.the office of 'Mayoe for four
hes appeared in the preas'of the gracious yeare, and unstrecessfuky contested' -e, •
'condescenelon and unaffeeted simplidity" parliamentary .tlectioti" 'With the IIon,
ef her -Revd- Ifip;linesS--Weitee-cereetneec olneCtieling ' ' - - • - ••• —
that neither•she nor the GoVeritor-Gere. 'An Ottawa pap.or says .,:e --Sir John A.,
end .setiottkly considered the. ..c.freCt of 'Macdonald repeetodly annonuerd'cluriug
en adVintieementwhich witS 1)..robtilikr the campaign; tl%t his return to 'peWer
oomfo.etod, by tho ladies abiT ' oilers at- Would be the eignalefor a general revival
asb1"1 1:°' tiila-elqiu-sq•kokb---r-f-is- e''ee-of-triule,. even befeee the " National
leedy ie of.too 'heady and robitst, a tem- Policy" was pet in force. • The fbilowing
perainent, to tolarete—much less initiate is tot an overdrawn pieteiro of the stttJo
----.0 Police' of Books'', eoex'ojoh, But We • of business in OttaWnee.' Thdre.ate n ,. rly
are told that, ofileere 'of nrevietts experi. eiee theeseeet Lenses eelpey in e city ;
mice in the Ways of Canaditere stteciled the &intends on public and till ate Cheri-
te his stailf. expressly with the vi* ef
avoiding such etlrorsetk the one eincler
discussible Re that as ie may, we see
'iti it ine lose.reason to bud that for the
Satire hie Exeolleney will take the law
into his oten. hands .and regulate the
conduct of his stileerclinates. We ere a
loyal: people favorable to ineearchical
institutions; bat we „aro. far iumovcd
from SI. James's, and, a eourt can take
me rOot in :foil where 1110 echo et' tho
axe and logging, chain of the beekteueds
riugs with xto uncertaite sound through
the streets orour commercial tie political
inetrepoliS. ., We LaVe not the elements
to constitute al' 'reel Conte.. 'A. mock
emir& would bo a deplorable burlesque,
from which the 'good s tse of all goo: -
corned wilol,:t.afa feel kin: happily de-
liver ute 'WO ha..0 unbeserned onte
selves, because) tI - . etirlfeel; seems the
best opportanitrif Caning.' httention to
the presence of, a . difficulty. And ente
plettically we add that tho ladies of Ca -
mule, not being iteetuitomed to unbosom
' tion hold byheriloyalliigimess at 0.30 1 theniseIvee, Shotild bo allowed access to
p, ut. on Saturday, November i 30th ..at the daughter Of their beloved Queen in
the Windsor Ilotel, Wig •Wear AOW . ilite dress bitherto' worn by them on
tilt O1isJi qlF hill tselol 'leatvItel
ii
lute will trouble hinalees:er--7.1reeese/sirost.
In Caned() •the movement is bekingee
elearer shape in behalf Of .protedtive
tariff, although sucha twill is intended
there as 0. retaliatory measure againit
the United States in °Mot, to • force Its
into a treaty of reciprocity., llat in this
counteV not only is tiler° no eltenend for
a higher tariff,but the effeet of the hard
times is in precie9ly the .opposite direc-
tion. Men are asking themeelves what
'good years and yeare of high protection
have done for us, and even ohl protec-
tionists are coming to regard a reivieion
of the teriw with complacence, ---Y. y.
PoNt. ' ' •
DRomvamt 5, 1878,
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COUNTY 90111,10M,
• Gaderiele, Dee, 3, 1878,
The Council met purenent to attiourinneet
from last meeting; the Warden in the chair,
ana OW following members present ; neon&
Wehster, Henniker); Coanor, Clegg, 0bidleY,
Menzies, Xonag, jewell, Hardy, Garrow,
Yohnstou, Martin, Elliott, Whitely,. Stemmata,
Geiger, Ronnie; Keine, Coek, Weir, MoMil.'
lao, Mason, Hoye, Kerr, Johnston,
Gramm, Castle, Coughlin, Yearly, Welker,.
Hanatah, Black, Henning,. Hunter, Millar,
Potter, °liege, Qaunt, Willson mad '
Gibson.
The painutes of lest day of jape meeting
wove read approved,
The Warden then briefly addressed the
Council ho referenee to the. Persertal interview
he hail with the Wardon, of Larebton, and,
tubseeeently eeveral earemanicationa from
him, insisting that the Council of Huron
should: erect an iron bridge ab Grand Bend;
which requites the attenteon,OF tbet Coeueil
at its ,present sittiug. '
Couaronninations from the (minty Clerk of
Latebtou, in reforeece to Grand Deed Bridge
0w:11%1;04f:4 refereed to theelload and Bridge
• Itetter froM ett, itispectin,
A gylluos, eece•fra refereece to additione to the
gaol, \VOA road (1,ncl referred to the Gaol ttitd
•Court House Committee,
A.reeolution °retie town Council 0 '1Ving.
ham, in refer/moo to Itockerelleidge was rota
nun ordered to be Wet% .
By.lew No, 6,. 1878 of 'ilare3ownship of
Stephen wae•read :anti orderocl to be 'fyled. A
"fetter, in referenee te the same, from Beadier,
Street t.t. Ilecellete was read and ordered to,
By -Jaw ..11o. 3, 1878, •'1.t meanie wee
read, On motion of ',Air, 'alker, sec. by
Mr. Hannah, the elerk was instruoted to draft
by.law to,conmen the Saia by7laW, to stop
up the road ;1110in:floe in the front of late 0,
10 au( 11, end and 3rd uoacessious of Tuck- .,
eriatnith, H. L. ie., and that the saide eriginel
road allo%vaece be vested. fn,Consfauce Louis:
VanEgnieed in lieu et 'the read allovvatice .
gave te the corperetien Of Tdot'examitir,--
a..4,'111,3t.16()M.)eil th6'n' liourned till Thars;ley:
31 et lift o!,00;
• The Mat:pie ef..Loene awl hie Royal
consoie,have•paseed.threfigh- •their fleet
severe ordeal :iue Gamiela, and done it,
with gretifyingsucceas. . The position in
which :they • found, them sel , t air
lateling in was by no :means an
easy 000, ' ThegeodenaturtetentlinsiaSer
of the peeple found vent in it, reception
ispeleue no new Neter hae •ever befoee
met with in Canada exeept the Prince
.of Wales and -such, as only a member of
the it Farnilyeeteld forth: The:
grander the reCeption the , more' 'difficult
tho' Pert. assigned. to the Marquisand the
Princese, end the -fad- thet •they bore
..thetuSelves so well when so much • was
required and expeeted of.. them augur's
well for their future sneeess (le the heads'
of society in tho Deminime.407obe.'
ties Inc tnor0. pressing tit
past. • Alm number of, si
Stiss'ex. etrent is so laro
fear that tho dark br aks in the lino of
day nightevill spoil
we preparations are
esitients in thecity aud
for years
ant stores. on
at; to create 11
illuntinatiofis on M
the eftbet; •exte
being mad° by
-vicinity for a holesale exedne to Mani-
toba and 94 Northwest next spring; a
•soup kitehen is being established foe the
relief of tho poor, and coneUrts and ba-
zaars for el:miler purposes are beingheld
COT Ritl'PORARY ArOZES.
i'rho Naw Eat itooa nob uOrossorily onaorso
thing apporning from Limo to timo nutter fbiolioniiingi
the npitionit Ming givon ILO a matter of,nbwo1.
There is no little anxiety ' among dio
Redeemer's to know what ME; Tilley will.
do when he goes before the • English
people and tries to borrow money.
They say le xs in a dilemma that he
will either have to admit that the Tory
representations of the distressed sand&
don of the country :Were correct—in
•whiel ease he will damage his own pro-
spects. as a borrower ; or he fling ac.
knowledge them to be felse and made
Tholtieeepike in the Pembina branch
was- driven Menday lest. A party
r. 4 • •
rliVital•01106ta Weill' south .50 miles
to Witness the ceremony... •* •
• B. Thompson,. of -Winnipeg , is advee.
tisieg inthe • St. Paul paper f'er a wife, e •,
wire must be good. houeekeeper, not
over tweety..five, with somietefinement,
and Woli not less then $11,0b0. '
ilintrettl °our neneeial taterellet 6,
named Murchison, end Peek, narrowly ,
;•eseeped. drewning while crassing the
Red Paver in a buggy, ..en Saturday, '
/through the lee brealcing with them.
. •
• It is 'andeniable tint all oyer the
tountry •the farming portletion, who
were led t� hope am' believe in a ceps-
ation.of hara times the moinent the Glrits
. .
were ejeceed front office, are oxnrieneing
rude Awekening. Agricultural pro-
duce of, every desCriptio.n haegone clown
in peice, the grey cottons of Corn-
wall, Dundee, and Hochelaga, liciVo ad-
vencell In per cent, end the White cot -
tops of Viideyfield. ten per cont. The
'woollen mills nee also asking highee rates
for spreng goods, eed this at ft time when
cotton and woolen, goeds have declined
15 per cent in the States t Refere Par-
liament meets doubtless the farineee will
have discovered some other thingein
bonneetioe with the National
which was t� have produced such magic
effects evert in advance of its crystalliza-
tion into An ad of .Parliament, 'Mean-
time they are watchful.eind if they finti
they have been deceived their retalietion
bids fair to be prompt and decisive.--
• Ottawa Tree P2'e88,
The Detroit Tree Prey O11drI3 0 word
of advice to one new Governor-General
in the following straiR:—" There will
likely-lanr-greatileal of style and:pourp,
and etiquette.mni gold lace and bending
of the supple hinges of thelenee. There
lingers a hope that the sensible people of
the.Domittion will put up- with no such
nonsense. This sort of thing can nevea
fleurish on ,Atnerican soil. ,M.r. Lorne
is the paid servant 9r the taxpayers of
Canada, and, it is to be -hoped that if an
honest old farmer waatsato Ito Can welk
right op to tho Governor, slap Itis ser -
Vont on flife. back .and stiy, 'Campbell,
my bre , you're deing first-rate for ti
yQiustor, new to tho bneinees.' If
:ming Campbell will miss, take advantage
of being 3,000 milesettv4 from his mo-
theteinlaw--who, We tuiderstancl, Whet-
ee interfered with his flintily. Arrange-
ments—and will put Ns foot .resolutely
down o5 this court' noneenee,' he will
bo, fellow, well met,' as- Ditelbein
was; be will pray() liimeelf the sertsible
yortuee man we 'take hirn to be, anti any
time ha, wants to air his opini014in the
Tree tress: a reasonable amonfit litspace
will be placed at his disposal'. Lorne,
we're lobltiv, at you "
•
NOTICES,
•
ijIMPFAT AND Beet—That wondetfully
goptilar paper, tile Sietem
Sear= teeteert,
egins its seventeenth year with. 1870, redeees
eta price nud increases its tumorous attract..
them. • Always a favorite, tbe flee:emu is now
the cheeped, as well aa the bent paper I» tlit
world, Its eighb largo pagoa aro literally
overflowing with Cheer/ring Stories, Sketchee,
Poetry, Mt, Heftier, and genuine Fun. As.
for yearite its Itague's Corner" •wtit expeee
every Swindler, Quack,. Ilenneurenta leretul.
Xi; has saved thousandieatel i11 SAVO 13111110118
more, For 170 it will .centain Illustrated
Stories, Iturnerous Boerne, and Mtreetive
Rebuses, national favorite, it is bow
cheaper than ever. Only 50 acute for a tebele
year, or 'with elloice Of AIX fine premiums,
only '/5cnts. Oahe ot 20 meet receive it ter
only 25 tents' ti yeer, Address, Sex 8pantifed
lie nor, 1findalo, N, II,
. St: John's.Ladiee:Coilege, Winnipeg,
which is a, nuienifident structure, narrow-
ly escapedd4truction by fire, last Wed-
nesday night, Irora the furnace: ,The
Ramo were • hover, . discoVered •in
tithe.. The foss willbe about $100„
e•nee. Mr. Robinson, a elergyinan of
the Methodist emelt who Was- some
years ago etationed at Poplar Point,
where he ere& a large eireloof friends,.
has left for his home in Oetario, being
in the last stage of.consnrnption.'
The Sta. nclard Says' that typhoid fever
is raging' among the Mennonite villages
'west of the Red River,' and many.deaths
have occurred lately Of this ,dread
dis-
esse. Some few accidente have ale° .
happened, by the 'Parakeet management
of threshing machines.
The Winnipbg Free Press hak.the fol-
lowing : .A couple of enterprising spirits'
from Western, Ontario, stinted to carve
out name and fame in the far west the
other day, 'eettipped with it parasol,' a
box of blacking; and the saddest looking
equine thet...has been. seen in theecOuntry
for a year, • -What they proposedto do
With t4e blacking and the parasol doe%
riot appear, unIeSs theY were intended
as presents for Sitting Dull. However,
the horse gave -bet four miles .on the
way, and now. they aro baok itt Winni.
pegeWaiting-foe-the-nagetereget upbis
strength again prior to making a fresh
start. • • . mar
MARRIED.
BittIlli—ai$DER.—Ift °linter), on the 111d .
inst., by the Bee. It. Fowler, Mr. him
Breen; to Miss ,Amelia Ginder, both of
Colborne. •
CoeneeHocentremeeIn Clinton, oe thd- .1r&
blab., by the :Rev It. Fowler, Jr. HOMY
Vole, of Goderich township, to Atte. •E. e
Hockridge, of Hogan. •
..Melvele-nieseresti...e.—On the 9.8t1iNov, at
Inr the Itele Me. McConnell:Ur: •
David Alefvor, ea ?Mee Flare Jane Daeid,
• son., all of Clinton,
1tn-e:111cDo1(ar,r0.--Oe. the 3rd of December• ;
ab the residenee of the Iron. Dereile
• McDonald, Toronto, by the Bev. Peef.
Gregg, the ).Lev, Itobort tire, 1)..1).,
ortioderiele to Ataxy, widow of tho late
Sheriff Afelionttitl, and third datieliter ef
,
Jelinee Fialer, Esq., of, riiverneea, Sent.
• land, .
. •
reneustner.McCeeette--Ort el the ."
residence of the 'bride. in the village tif
13ruseele, by Ileet.-G, BrowueesSisted by
tlev..• S. !limes, Ildt. John Ferguson, to
• Mary. AloOonne1, widow of the late Alex.
; ,NleConnel, inerchaut.
I Ceetunoe—Iletinee-At tho lositletieci of the
,
bride's father., tu Stanley, • ou Nov. e27,
i by Rev. T. G, Thompson Mae .7. (Jame -
roti, to Mary, deughteehiltr. '1'. Baird,
1 , all of Stanley; •
Hewree—Cteint.--At the reeidence of the
bride's -tether, mettle 23rd Nov., by the
A‘ McLeaii, -Wrn,' A. Howitt, to
l' Lizzie, daughter of Mr, James Clark, ear-
' • virago mantel', all of Blyth.
DIED.
Chmintere—ln elinton, on X.ov, 30, Emma,
1 'wife efeetieeohneibbings, Aged, 37 •entat.
1 illueatcrtx.—Tti great peace., in ishi 7915 year, .
on the 7111 ult„ at his own residence,
. Ohorie/ Oreek, Toweeltip of4Innisiii, Co, e
' Sinmee, Mr, Robert Milliken, Eli`., native
of Belfast Ireland, the venerated father
1
of the Rev. .A, Ittillikein. Methodist
Minieter, of Aelideld, also Grendfather,
of ;etre. A. 11. Nesbitt, 10111 con„ (lode-
, e
rich Township.