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OWNTON, Ymnay, JAtr. 218T, 188L
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If the land in the• /sTertliVest
OW142 an acre, as the. Oliposition:
pep contend, the three schemes for
the construction standstas follows --
SThgh
charter,....
04,000,000 acres at $2..$109,000,000
Cash.subsidy , 30,000,000
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$139,000,000
McKenzies Act of 1874, °
513,990,00.0 acres at 024111,880,000
Cash, $10,000 per mile. , 29,770,00Q
• 4!:per cent. guaranteed on
$7,500 per relic:I , 20,977,500
$1.62,627,500
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Unanimous Parliament .
vote, 100,000,000 acres
at $2....,....$200,000,600
Present Syndicate terms: .
Existing roads ' „$ 28,000,000
Cash subsidy. , 25,000,000
25,000,000 acresit. $2... 50,000,000
$103,000,000
• PAZ:LURES IN 188Q.
Dun, Wiman de Co. publish the fol -
Statement of the commercial
standing of Canada for the year just
closed •
NO. OF • AMOUNT OF
rnatniaz. 'FAILURES, LIABILITIES.
Ontario ..„ ....496 $8,944,827.40.
Manitoba 20 130,646.45
Quebec.. . .... .231 2,413,758.46
New Brunswiek ..: 65 527,018.00
Nova .. 68 822,817.00
Prince Edw'adtdand 22. 108,500.00
Newfoundland:, .,. 5 . 65,721.60
The suggestron, to remove tbe Tor-
onto Asylum to the farm at Mimico,
is revived in Grit journals, the reason
being -to afford employment to the in-
mates, and provide something in that
way toward the support of the insti-
tution. Seeinng that the land in ques-
tion was condemned by the, Govern-
ment; twalmost totally unfit for agrir
cultOral experiments, it, seems a curious
expeetation,that lunaties,.can do more
with it tlian ekilled1profesors and in-
telligent laborers.
• Under the title, "Statistics of the
Je*s of the Inited States," the in on
of American Hebrew CoOgregatiOns
has published Mr. WM: BA Reckon -
burg's report. He has been engaged'
some five years in collecting and ar-
ranging these "statistics," from which
is obtained the following, jummary,—
Jewish • population of. the ° United.
States, about 250,000; number of con-
gregations, 278, -,with a membership of
about 13,000; value.of real estate and
' other property (synagogues, hospitnls,
cemeteries, etc.)owned by congrege
tions and 'beneficent societies, about
$7,000,000.
907 $8,012,783.25
In 1876. the total number of failures
for Canaada were 1;902, with. liallilities.
• it 09;3448471, -iii -48781 --the -number.
• was 1 697 -with liabilities -of $23,908,
•67-7-ritr-1.8-7-7-there-were
• with .$25;585,908. It•
explained in the• report that since the
•repeal of the Insolvent Aet.there is no
stated channel through'which the fail-
'• aikeonsequently senyi-are.tiver heard'
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of outside Of ,theii ereditore, 'hut -11--is•
fair to assn -me they would form .% small
percentage Of the .. whole, ' ',Making
every allowance Of this kind the exhibit
• is one for general congratulation. The
condition of trade and • .eonimerce it
shown to be sound and improving.
s. CONSUL'S RETURNS.
The following are the returns, fiirri-•
iiihed by W.A.: Worden', U. S.".Gensnl
at the port of Guelph, for Decenaker.
ARTICLES: 'VALUE IN crOLD.
Bark, tan. :. ▪ ..$ 35 28
• Barley, 83,$29i • 80455 66
' Bones .... : . ....... • .145- 07
Bran ct, middlings 194 toils. 2,165 80
Cattle, 26 . 572' 00
Cheese, stiltOn. 295 lba.:... 76.-62
Furs, 1 sett • - 10 25
Kay, 1,0721 tons; 10,210, 89
Horses, 23. • - 2,545 62
Lumber, 258,188 .. • .1,895 72
Malt, 4,085i bush.. • . •3;726 77
Machines, band saw, 1; ... 185 Si
Models• 52
as, 5,667 54-60.... 4,649 07
Algs, ... . , 45 75
ijrvrait▪ . • 10 50
wing ntachimeml.'...• 5,605 68.
Iteep, •2,303. . . .."11,396 93
Steel rolls, 2..... . . . . 207. 05
Steadries. . . .. 1,837 05
Turnim1,044 bush........ 163 96
T'otat,' December, /880.— $126,271 10
" November, " 126,182 25
" October, , , 135,621 01
Total quarter ending Dec,
31, 18.80. . ,..., 389,074 36.
Total quarter ending Sep, .•
80, 1880 242,814 89
Total qnarter ending Jan.
30, 1880 163,785 06
Total quarter ending March
31, 1880.., . . 167,222 56
Total for iea.i.ending Dec• -
31, 1880, .$952,897 49
Total for year ending Dec.
, 31, 1879... . . 738,684 68
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• Increase .. $214,212 79
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Ryanhammer, a resident of ;Pelee
Island, .on Sunday, shot a neighbor
named Henderson, and then placed the
pistol to his Own " head and fired, the
bullett taking.effeet behind the right
ear. "He lived two hours. Henderson
will reeover.
• Itar S. DAVIS is •selling Aotes at
cost price:-. A big.stock to select from.
ifiaPv. TheDoherty organ. Hear
them!' tee them !•
Cr S. DA•tini is selling government
test Ne. 1 coal oil. Four imperlirgal-
ions for $1.
ii,thia Week received a bundle of.
14 .B170 ii'oviews marked .64refueed,7,
which wlf.4 returned. We wish the
public to uticle'rstend that we have no
•connection with the Review whatever.
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Colborne"
• Miss McConnell has been engaged
teacher, in the place of Miss Patton,
for S. S. No, 7, at ai salary of $260 per
annum.
NOTICE . -..A. special meeting of the Clinton Firs
Brigade will he held In the Temperaaeo Hall: on
Monday evening next, at 7 o'clock sharp, tor the elec.
tion of officers and other business A full attendance
• is requested. M. STEVENS, Chief Engineer.
• January 20th, 1881.
TENDERS WANTED.
OE.AI,ED TENDERS will he received by the under -
1. --1 Piped, up to 12 o'clock, noon, of the th day of
February, 1881, for the several works necessary for
the erection and completi m of THREE omen
STORES in the Town of Clinton. The lowest or any
tender not necessarily accepted,
Plane and Specifications and an necessary informa-
tion given by applying to J Q. pnoemon, Architect,
Clinton; or et the store of W. COATS. • .
Clinton, January 20,, 1881., -
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• NOTICE.
qitm Counell'of the Corporation of thq County of
Huron, will meet in the Court 'ROM in the
Town otGcslerich, on TtPfsday, the 2581, January next.:
PETER ADAMSON,
• Goderich, Jan, 10th, 1081, •
2.111.
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Your Nephews and your 'Aunts, your Cousins rid
Your Neices, want •
• BIRTHDAY PRESFNTS;
" A Large and .Choice Stook a • .
Taney Brackets Walt. Pockets,
' Toys and Motto "Frames •
••• to select from, at
M S
7.
• Victoria Street,. Clinton.
sr All kinds of Farm Produce tiken in exchangu.
CLINTON
SPRING BED FACTORY AND FURNITURE
WAREROONIS,
W. B. CRICH & CO., VICTORIA ST., CLINTON,
Now Ingle tntImate to the inhablientsmt Clinton and surrounding country that. they have On. htknd a very
select. stock of .41 kinds of 'Furniture, such as Varier Suite*, Chamber Stlites,.Easy Chain3, Patent Rockers,
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Sideboards, Ac., dm. /Mr SPRING BEDS. and LOUNGES made to order All partial wishing to pup
chase will consult their bbst interests by gkling Ufl a NIL• ', •
FUNERALS FURNISHED on short.nothie."' COFFINS and 'SHROUDS alWays tat' nd. •
• B -BASSWOOD LUMBER taken in -ets-dhanae for
P-OdsT - . • 49 3'
olierty
WHOLESALE AP i2A inALER9
Pi INT S & 0 G- 1\T
77 Alttert4tr4et„ Clinton, Ont.., •
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arriage Wet
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MANUFATURE‘It . ' OF ' •
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ROPRIETOR
BUGGIES, CUTTERS, WAGONS, SLEIGHS,
."TtipER ANT) SHINGT4ES taken in exchnnge. (live MU a call and Will give
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you pr . that cannot be beaten 4•11 the coanty. tip,: Repairing and HOrscshoeing dank
With despatch. •••
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NOTICE.—All indebted to•phe,late firm of II. CANTELON &
Bros, either !','12y Note or Book Account, are requested to call.
and settle •by cash 01 note- - - ,
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Jan tar
•e is. Made
For Two Things:
" To supply thePeople with CHEAP _ GOODS, and to
give us plenty of MONEY to buy."
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5,000.00 WANTED F R FEBRUARY FIRST.
113 REMEMBER, this Great Sale continues during
JANUARY ONLY.
�J ° REDUCE FAMILY EXPENSES by taking ad-%
vantage of this Great Sale.
raib, Maew
it ter k Company;
cniivirorT, OINTT.A_MX0.
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