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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe New Era, 1884-05-16, Page 1' • ter,. I MANNING 4s SCOTT Barristers, Solicitors, CONVEYANCERS Se, Oerannesioners Lir Ontario and Maniteba, OFFICE • • • TOWN BALL, CLINTON, • •Pettioi.onal 04. other (Endo. MARRIAGE hICESSES.--•-APPLY TO THE .1.2.1. undersigned at the Library Rome, SlititIVe Block. 06 jA,MES SCOTT. TAA, FORRESTER, CONVEYANCER, LAND„, Insurance and General Agent. Money to loan. OPFICE, Beam Atom, Clinton, Ont. sefosere TO TAIIINP IN LARGE OR SMALL JAL 101)=0 on good mOrtgage eeeurity, moderate ate of interest. H, HADA. Clinton, R. DOWSLEY, M• D., M.O. R. S. ENGLAND 1.1 Physician, Surgeon, etc. Office and readdenee next Molson't Bank, Market square, Clinton'. D. APPLETON.-OFFICE--AT RESIDENCE on, Ontario street, Clinton, ouposite the English Church. Emtrance by side gatr. MISS TILT, FASHIONABLE DRESS So 11AbTTLE ar.l. Maker. ROOMS -- CENTRE BMW" BLOM, up • Mira, Rattenbury Street, Clinton, OYOUNGN ; X. B., (GRADUATE OF TOROTO •Uniwersity0) Fhoician , Surgeon, &e„ residence at Mr, Manning's, three doors east of the Temperance Hall, Londeeboro, Ont. • • r1 A., ROSE, GRADUATE OF MEDICAL Univereity, Philadelphia, Member ot college or Physicians aud Surgeons, Ontario, Mee at George Grantham's, 'three doors north of the Post Mee, Londesboro. GRAND UN/ON HOTEL, CLINTON; ONTARIO. Ms. /Iowa, Proprietor. Large and airy, cen- trally situated, elegantly furnished, heated with hot air, large and well lighted sample rooms. Good sta. tiling. 51 per day. isar B. PROUDFOOT, CIVIL ENGINEER, Provinclo.Land Dominion Land Surveyor, A.rehiteet and Draughtsman, PERM BrAmt, Clinton. 11 DICKINSON, LICENSED AUCTIONEER • for the County of Huron, Sales attended to proraptly. Charges moderate. Residence Albert St, Clinton. JOTIN METCALFE, Veterinary Surgeon, front the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons ot England, Telegraph despatches attended to at once. OFYICE AND RESIDENCE, ONTARIO STREET, CLINTON. DR. REEVE.- OFFICE RATTENWORY ST. - Murray Block, two doors east of, Hodgens' en, trance. Residence, opposite the Temperance Ball, Huron Street, Clinton. Office houre, 8 a.m. to 6p.m. Air RS. WHITT, TEACHER. OF MUSIC. PUPILS. .LV -IL. attended at their ewn residence,if necessary. Re- sidence,• John Robertson'ti, Buren Street, Clinton'. Rice's new method taught if desired. • 11 IL. STANBURY, GRADUATE OF THE MEDI em,Department of VietorlaUniversity,Torento,for merly -Cif the Hospitals and Dispenhariett New Terk Coroner for the County of Huron,Bayfteld;Ont. • . TODW. WILLIAMS, B. A., M. B., GRADUATE OF s Toren to University member of the Collegeof Phy 'debuts and Surgeone, Ont. OFFICE & RESIDENCE the house formerly occupied by Dr. Reeve, Albert street Clinton. • .. c. tomereviteGuaa 1. R. S.' of Stratford, win t Clintue and 'be at' 1 he Grand Union Hotel every second Friday in. the Month, where he will -be prepared to attend patients professionally. The administration of Nitrites Oxide Gas, or Vitalized Air, given to patients When required', for the painless extraction of teeth, ..•••••- issva as s • WILKIE & WOOLVERTON. el 'WIDGEON DENTISTS. . ifold the exclusive right for the county for the Rued process of administering chemically pure Nitrogee Monoxide, which is the safest and best system yet die- ' powered for the painless extritetion'of teeth. Charges moderate, satisfaction guaranteed. . °mem, BEAVER moce, over Thompson & Switzer'e Grocery Storer Albert Street,Clinton. • R. H. HOLMES, -SolicitorSupreme COurt • &e., &e., OFFICES-WINGHAM ate BLYTIL In Blyth every ThurSday. Collections and claims promptly and. reliably attended to,- • PRIVATE .FUNDS to lend at lowest rate of intereat • • • Maaitoit TICK ETS TO ALL PGINTS IN • DAKOTA & MANITOBA At loe est rates. All Baggage checked through destination. : 0—Rebate Tickets Issued' ternrchasu Tickets from the Town Agency.- . AMES T11011IPSON„ Town Agent - PHOTOGRAPHERS, FOSri-511 & 13 AN OLINTafer. oo. 1,1,FE4ilZE WORK A sPECIALTV.• • : "MST, .0A TS BLOCK, VOL.10. No. 19. TERAIS $1430 Per Annum OLINTO.N1. ONT., FRIDAY, MAY 1.0,1884, DIODItelES.S SON Peiblesbere. , _ NORIA, gthverttormento. , . (1000 PASTERADE-For Berms aed Cettle, On the rotes Farm, Maitland eencession, Gode- rich township, Apply to THOS, 6IR. . , VrjANTED-A GOO» SERVANT -A plain Y Cook, and good washer and ironer. Another girl kept. Apply between 0 a.m. atd 8 p.m., to IiIRS CRAIG, the,Reetery. 1\TEW ISIOITOE TO RENT -A. gOod, story .1.11 and -a -half house, within five roluutes' walk of tlie post, office, containing 6 rooms, closets, Pantries, quarter -ore lot. with hard and soft water. Will bd ready tor oeoUpation about the list of July. For particularaPPlY to ISRAEL TAXLOR, Clinton. INTAVERLY ROUSE. CUNTOW, ONT.-TBIS Eqtel is new and bat all the requirements of is first-elaas house. Large and airy rooms, elegant parlors, heoted with hot air, and in the itnmetliate vicinity of the G. T. R. depot. The bar Is well.stocked witlt the choicest brands of liquors and eigars. The travelling. public iney rest assured ef being well cared/met thifiliense SAMUEL PIKE, proprietor. Ooncert and 11,6adings, St. Paul's Church ghee! Room, tlentruenepg at 7,30 o'llock, , MONDAY EVENING, MAY 19, '1fi84. A dmisialon; Ific. Doable Tickets 25e. • IMILLER0 -01' 3IRLISIt'S HAIR STGREi LORTON, Wull be at. the •Commercial Hotel, Clinton...Friday afternoon and Saturday, May . 23rd and With a complete line -n the latest styles of LANGTRY WAVES, SARATOGA and other waves', FRONTLETS, COQUETTES PERFECTIONS; WIGS, Eo., Vfiten he will, pleased to see his 'tumorous customers td • ladies generally requiring anythingin this Any address left at above hotel 'will reedy° prompt attention, :1 • • ." . . J. MILLER, • •212, Dundas St., London. , • TRUSTEE'S:NOTICE TO CREDITORS' • • • • • Notice is hereby given that George Diehl, George L. Diehl and Andrew James Diehl, doling business at the town of Clinton; in the County of Huron, as “Geolge Diehl & Sons," Furniture dealers, . Cabinet maker( and Undertakers,having.made an.'itssignment of 411 theit•property, eetates, and °Reds to the undersigned, Joseph, Chidley, of thesaid town of Clinton, -in trust for the benefit of all their creditors, and that all per - Sens having. claims against the said. George Diehl, George L. Diehl e,ed Andrew. James Diehl, eons - •prising tbe mid BEE of "George DIM &, Sons," are required, on or before June 25th, 1884, to seln. by .letter, prepared 'and addressed -to the inurersi,gned; their names, residence, n65301116 addresses, arid par-. tieulars of their Claims, duly verified by statutory de- clarations, specifyieg, Gre nature• of, the security, If any,held by them ; and take nate° that -after the said date•pursuant to 46 Vie., Soca. Chap.9,(Ont.,) the said trustee will proceed to distribute the assets of the said -George Diehl, George L. Diehl, and Andrew JameaDiehl, comprising -the said firm of 4,,0e0rge Diehl & Sons," among the •parties entitled thereto, having regard' only to the claims.of Which notice. have been given, and that be will net be liable for the assets or any part thereof so distributed to any pereon or persons, firms or. corporations,Of whose debt or claim heshall not have notice, •• • ' FURTHER TAKE NOTICEv That a meeting of 'the • Creditors of the above - named. George Diehl, George L. Diehl, and Andrew Jamek Diehl, will be beld In their Warerooms, ria Street, 011uton, on •Wednesdity the 21st of May instant at 10 O'clock in the. forenoon. . • ' Dated.t, Clinton'this 12th day.of Mity, A.D.•'1884. • • " JOSEPH t'IUDLEY, • ' ' • • •• Trustee... M . . ANNING & SCOTT, . . • • • Solicitors for Trustee. • . • Nothing so Nice an.Fmo Head.. of Nair • • • • •• • • 111110 .1.1DIRMBERIbat y011 RII, will have a chance to malte yourself look .siouna• and pretty. Mr. Dor, en wep'd, of the Parts Heir 'Works, 106;yonge St, ;Toren to, will he at ,,the llattertbury Mute withit largo and' fashionable stock Of met Goods. suck 1081.01ns' Wins; WAvint NVAvis, COOESTTS'S RINGLET PERF0et19NB0: * : . • . . *s... (C.5, m • . -...l./..00. "3:-., '''. - - ,/.1 , • ' "' cly&-) ,,,,,$...., y,......,&,.. 4C4 , ;,-,.."• ' , ri..'2 ., .' -1 • ,, , ezrZI • , aii110‘.. ? Ul* 1 At', 0 l'. .....- , i:: • LANGTRY WAVES AND, BANGs, SARATOGA WAVES,. CieRRA.) WAVES :.ANI.0 BANGS, LONG IIAIRED ,Serir ros. Also Ossri,Emsx's Torrssc AND Winu PI op shapes and alges, of the Very bust kinds, ' qh arges niudoriite C LINTON - Is White Bronze a Fraud CLINTON, AprIl 28, 1884. Bit. A. H.. LANI/oN, 11/11601TORT, CONE. , DEAR SIR,. -D101 you give the inclosed•t.estirtioulal or la It a fraud? Yours vary respectfullyt W. M. OlF1.1N. This is to certify that I saw during the, eeinhier Cf 1806, at the Schonburoll Palace Gardensat Vienna, sushi% J an equestrian statue of Prince oseph, and which at that time had stood exposed in the open air for 85years, and said statuewas east of pure gine, end in appearance it was fresh and pet -feet. • ' • A. II. LANDON. Sup. Pembroke -Iron 1Vorks. Bridgeport, Conn. • Ilaimntrofir, Cr Ably 0 1884 MA, W. M. GIFFIN. Dena Sin, --Your enrd, April 28, et hand, the•testi- menial 'an refer to, signed by one Ma Landon, is genuith.Mul no fraud, the statue having been seen by him cfs stated, and also by -thousands of other Ameri• can Aelirists, 110 Cell be seen the 55E20 to•day. If ynu or any of yonr customers wvish te satisfy' themselves as to the utility and genuineness of the work, if they will take the trouble te come te•Bridge. port, we would be pleased to show them what is being ilone here, and think they will veey quickly -admit It is no humbug, and yourself MR RD agent for the goods -Auld be greatly benefitted by the visit here. . Tours &e. A. If. LANDON., . et t110 firm of Parsons & Landon. Parties Intending to purchase -ft Molt Innen t 'Win find It to their advantage to !IPA out` White Bronze before bnying 6186w/tem. W. 111. GIFFIN; - AGFINT. erreters, PER.EIN BLOCK. Op/melte • the Market, Clinton, • WEItiob‘ 11OPP E‘Cv BeSides these Mr. Derenwend will have with him a na° 419111V of Coltiell ifaii Wash, whieh; when applied to the heir, produces that beget/01 blonde shade,so Mach admirer.' by the ladies, The latest Invention is: hillrOlca,la.preparation lately cliseottred by Mr. Doren - Wend, after years of experimenting, to remora • hair from ladies' laces and arms, without' pain or disfigure. ntent,110 heir neverto return. Hundreds of ladles heve been relieved of this (to 4 lady) unilateral 'growth, and they highly prize this wonderful removet'. • This article is not for sato, but. will he applied by Mr. Dorentvold hitoself„ in order to give perfect satisfan0 tion. yott have superfluous bier on the face 'or arms I -can remove B. Re money.asked if not satis- factory, , • Will be et the inattenbury Ironed, ClInteat. from Friday ukc to Saturday Moon; May Bernoulli 241Lt. , P. 8, -All trallSactlell'S lEyietly confideintlal. mom DR. WORTHINGTON. PHYSICIAN) BIlibl,GON Amonchour,tdeentiateoftheCollegeb1Pitysician• and Surgeon of LoNver Canad a ,du d Pr eignelitiLl cen, tlake and 011reIlerfer ebeCoElleydiRttrOIT. Ofilmatid residenoe,-The building formerly ocaupied by Itr Thwaites, Huron street. • 'al int on, Jan. 10, 187 L s • • • • J'ACIESON,, Ticket Agent, Clinton. 1144.4 $utllinoi Troyoi to the Old 00004. . . BATES or VASSAtill r ROB . Cliltitoin to tiverpeol or Glastrow,$30.50 . (Steerage accommodation) • eltsitOcs to LIveriliool or Otitsgotv4 $49 . (Seeend Cabin accommodatton) • CD Stoll IA IGIverliool -or GlicsigoW, $74. .. . . . (Pint Cabin accommodation) Persons cohteraplating a trip te the old ointhill, will consult their own IlltereSLS by amity ing to the sub' wordier for all inIntinatioli. ., t .. W. JACKSON), TM:et Agehte , , . 11 ft L/LLETT. Mr. Albert. Armstrong ardved home from Muskoka last week. He has been unable to work for over two months.- His medical attendant holde but might hopes of Ws being able to work any tills summer. Ile is sqffering from spina,' disease, and wbat makes it worse, he was satiable to procure proper medical treat- ment where he was. &mouse Daaart.-Mr. Anthony Taylor, of the llth con. of Hullett, died very sud- denlyon Friday mornitie„ 'last, While working in the garden the previous day with one, of his sans, 'he. eomplained of beingill, and fell overin a fit. Assistence was immediately proeured and he eras carriecl into the /rouse and medical old was summoned. After some time Ile re. turned to consciousness; and conversed with members of his fannly, appearing to be in a fair way ot recovery, Shortly after thedoctor left he again became uus conscious, and soon after *died, without being able to converse with anyone, He was an old' settler in the township, a member a the Methodist Church, and hada large family„ nearly ell of where are married. He was very generally es- teemed, and his wide* and family have the sympathy of all' in. their' sudden afa' fiection. . • a atitssera. . Mr. John Southcot, of Exeter, is at pre- sent visiting bis son Isere, Several delegates, of the I. 0, of G. T., visited Clinton en Monday. Mr. Emigh, of the Revere, and Mr, Robeson, of-aVawarioslia started on Wed- nesday mording for a trip to Michigan. Messrs. O. an 3, M. Hansiltote aa a committee, went to Benrniller, on aloe - day, to inalte arrangements tor a Canadian Order of Foresters' pie-nic, Rano 0 Pkonixes.-On Menday chief Davis haa abeet half A dozen ped- dlers up for breaking a County lay -laws They Were fined $10 each. ' - The new sidewalk, on Dinaley street, is progressing, a number of men are daily at svork, The rise of McTavishe's is being relieved to Use believe on either • side, So as to make the walk nearly level. The annual meeting of the Blyth Me- chanics Institute, will be held in the tem- peaance ball, on Wednesday peening, • the 21st inst., at 8 o'clotk. Directors, mem- bers and subscribers are requested to at-. tend. Abeut half a, dozen of our prominent sports went out to 13enmiller last week, on a fishing excursion. They tocik with them a number of bags wherein to be- stow their fish. When they returned eit was found that the result of their oath PORT amtEtre. was a total ofane "sucker:" -• Bawer Italsrseca-Mr: Tesee Gray raased - 1 a large barn last Saturday. The excite- SEABORTIlc • tient was intense. -The yelling Of the op- Mr. J'. S. Roberts wilt leaveegain soon posing parties could be. heard for miles, for the north west, ' Mr. Gray's Place was a wihkraesa. a few The Rev. Thos. Citinpbeld, oT Goderichs Years ago, Ho 18 improving it rapidly, keachedtwo excellent sermons, in the Q. in the suburbs every night. The imisic is Prof. BUelI gave a magic lantern enter. not so vigorous as years ago, however, when tainment in St Jamtea Ce Church, ewamps were', plentiful. Some Of' the last Sunday evening. • oleos rendered are not kept up well.- ' Tae East Mirth Teachers 'Convention Use bass' and elto are poor in tune and is being held here this week, a leage num- volunie, and it has been-- remarked that ber of tethhers are present. atuste:-.Frog eoneerts eee W heard aT,'•Cherch, last Sunday. not even the soprano ie bolding its awe. TheRev. Mr. Beattie, of Guelph, thee. Aeesets.aaletearly . every one aeound pied the pulpit ofthe Presbyterian eliurch- . . here is anagent for something or other, last Sunday, morning and evening. during his leisure hours, conseqwitly it The funeral of the late Me. 'Hugh is bardto sell anything. One man with Grewe, of McKillop,which passed through another, and having talked half an hour, here lastTuesday, :was 'very largely itta using his choicest blandishments, finds tended, • ' the other•inen is.an agent also, and -re,- The High Scheel football club are pre - tires in disgust. *paring themselves for -a god geasoa'a Busteress.--The steam barge Ireland work,. apparently they are untiring in, • Was in port last Monday, taking an a load prance, ' oflumber, to be delivered at Wallaeeburg. -afessrs. N. Brett T. P. Kent and j a , • Pyper, attended the meeting Of the dis- • The' fishermen bave commenced opera- tions. One man from Rondeau has recog- triet lodge of Good Tern lars • held nt TOWN CHURCH CPUMEON At the last °facial Meeting of the Bay- field Methodist churches, Rev. Mr. Baugh was cordially and unanimously invited to return for another year, A concert and readings will be given in St. Paul's Church .8thool house, next Monday evening, for arhich it good pro- gramme has beett arranged. The friends of Rev. Taylor, Epi - copal Minister at Bayfield, will be alad, to learn that his wife, who has been ill for some dine, is again able to bearound. _ Mr. Taylor, of Blyth, preached in the Presbyterian aural' on Sunday last..-. Rev. Mr. Stewart bean Absent preaching Rev, Mr. Lochead's poll* vacant,..-at 140eiSundayndesb9revening last Rev. Jas. Gray preached -a sermon -bearing on the) death of the late Silas Andrews; Next Sunday evening he will preach the funeral sermon of the -late -Stephen Welsh. . Rev, N. 13. Cuyier, of the Methedise Church, 13ayffeld circuit, hae been trans- lerrecl from the London to the Toronto Conference: This is done in: order that he may be ordained at the next cortfeimme for missionary Work in thetiorthwest , In our annouacement of the tea Meet- ing to be held. at Alma next Monday, we stated that it wend commence at two o'clock, and singularly,,(?). though our eotem. made the same lamder. We wish our reeders to remember that the hour is tet five o'clock, not two,. $ At the meeting.of the official 'board tee B the Holnieville Methodist ch.arcia Monday, a resohitlan wee passed to ask a conference for permission to dispose()fele the Tipperary property. A. joint meeting r of tills and theB. C. board will be held N next Monday evening, to .considerwhat T ean be done towards making necessary improvements; and also to Nee. what ara eangementecan be made for securing a young man op the circuit_ Hallett end Londesborough when the COIte gregationa there are „ready teaproceed. The proposal to unite Kippen with Rillagreen and Berne, and Baefield with Bayfield road and Bethany was approved of, and arrangements were made to cite, the congregatiou to appear for their in- terests at the adjourned Meeting to be belcl in Brucefield, on the 28th inst. "roraperartee Topics,. Tbe entertain to be green in the temperauce ball, this' (Friday) evening sheuld be well attended, notwithstanding other attraction!, as the committee have , Secured the Bermes of several good singe ers and have gone to considerable treuhle in arranging A programme. A meeting was held in the 13, 0.0hurch last Friday evening to form a local asso- ciation for furthenna the interests of the Scott not. A fair- number was present, and after several addresses bearing on the prospective campaign bad been delivered, the formation ofa society was proceeded with. Rev. alio, Gray wais chosen as pre- sident, the remaining ministers of the town being vice presidents, and a strong committee formed, embracing well-known •temperance advocate Own. • The convention to be lield bore on the .27th hist, promises to be largely attended. Much interest is being'taken in the mat. ter throughout the county, and it is alto- gether likely that the convention will be the most enthusiastic of. its kind ever held in Huron. Many, who hitherto • have been opposed to temperance prin- ciples,' are expreasing their determination to support the Scott Act. The Lreensed 'Victuallers have not yet taken any for- • mal melon as regards opposing- the Act hero, but we presume they will do so, al- though many. of thein Admit the useless - nese of so don*. . 011 Mondeklast the -Independent Or--: e der ofGood Templars, of this district, ore , a, ganized a Diatriet Lodge; to be known as West Huron District Lodge of the I. 0 'a . T. The following thembere r were . elected as officers €, .T, Mr. N. s rett, ofaHuron Lodge, Seaforth ; W.' V. ., Mrs. Call, of Clinton lodge; C. Sc; ad Treks.. Me. Metcalf of Maple Leaf dge, Blyth. The follonang lodges were epreeented:-Lethurti, Maitland, Here'', orth Ster, Maple Leaf •and• ' he followinig members were elected to s represent th s a:Jorge at the convention, to • be, held in Clinton en the 27th a:a-Megan, • Metcalfe, Stocker, :Brett and Caaslakeaand• Mrs. Call hed Chant. The &eject of 'this lodge is to get a more eniform way of • eitating the temperance question sts • aea . to be in teadinate for the coining • Scott' • Act campaign. The next meeting of this ledge vill be held in Blyth on the Sled .Monaay. in June next ' . A Clinton coirespondenForWitr Notes temperance paper issued at Montreal,) says.: -Pray do not think that because the teinpeaance peoale of Heron have not been making a very 'great noise they have been Idle, while se many other counties are • I' actively etignead'in the fight for .prohibi- e tion, for such is not the 'case. We are' 11 quiet)), working and glining' Strength 101; 0 t -he conflict, end there is now little- doubt . thaallared ivill aeon act upon your .ad - s • I-. vice; and "write prohtbitien on its stendard, and fail into line in the Scott Act U. Campaign!? The feeling in favor of albs* - tending:the act has becepae, -very •strorig. S • • The glerietts victory in Oxford has limn- . aerially ethouragedalicise who' feared to - coinmenee a contest thrthear dread of do. . feat, end ai f • ta e :tem pare a ce people or 1Viiddlesex, Perth; Bruce. aed Gray ton- . feet thee epuntiee, stimultaneoolys with Huran„te we are inibenied they are like- ly to do, it, will (mite sweep' away the ob- jection so o en urgeel of the Act being a lthalslaw, for if the act is carried in all- fige countieseetaneaneaseciinplete prohileis.• tion fola, large district. -A County °CC -7 . ItentiOn will beslieldatt• Clinton, on Mae-. 27th,, and from the very etrong.feellnees- • that certainly exists the coh• nty now, it ,; • is safe to ,hope that a campaign will then,, • be inaugurated." • . • • • , ' West Hurod Teacher's Association... The Exeter district Meeting'. of the -13. 0, Church, commenced its sibtingereaa Holmesville, on Wednesday. Rev, 'Mr, 1Cenner occupied the :chair. IA the die! friet ere eight circuits, all a which are represented by their several reinisters,aed- also by SiX laynien. The financial state of the district was considered very satis- factory. A considerable ainount of bus nese relating, 'to church work was trait cted. ' • ; A eircula has been issued by Rey '1) Riceat I re General Superintatrident of...th fethodist Church of Cauade, o he ministers and menthers of that body t old,efietitil religious eerviees on Sunday tine 1, -the day on Which the legal 'cot unarnation of • the union et- the tiarion hurebes in. that: isotly takes place 11 also recenimendathat speeial collections' be taken in all congregations on that day - to defray the .expenees n cent] ect i o with the anion: ' •• nized the advaptagest, that this place offers, to fishermen, and purposes'staying all summer. He will lilt* sell all the fish he eatehes, in this vicinity, aut if he his a surPhia he can eatily run them to Godea rich. It is strange that other -fishermen: from crowded ports do rot Mae sup their, abode here: The "grounds" are near, and the harbor le eafe. . .I0EEBURN. • The heavy rap of last week h•ave•stoP-• ped seeaieg fel'. a -tithe. Those farmers who' have high lam' Mt pretty nearly. .threagh; whiles those on lote lahd. bave very little Owed -yet. , . . . Quite a 'number of the farmers ha.ve pt down a large number•of 'shade teees. If fanners 'Would devote one day each 'spring to 'planting. trees hew soon the 'farms would preen tdiffe.t,nt aspect t� ,svaat they do now. . . TEMPERANCE. -The followingofficers, of Leeburn lodge, No. 213, were installed at a regular meeting for the present quar- ter by the P. D. :-Sister M. McNamee, Wea, T; ; Sister E. Herten, IV. V., T.; Brother S. B. Williams, W. S. ;-, lliegaltee F. Lenfield, W. A. S.Brother W. KW, art, W. F. S. eBrother T. Heggstedia T.; Brother 'W. H. Oltitton, W. Mae. Sae E. Cowan, I. G.; Broteer S. Dana, Oa at, • • COLBORNE. • • -David Cuningham, while harrowing up it steep hill one day • hist Week, had his leg broken by a horse' failing bnekwarde over the harrow : • • Your : correspondent on Monday last took a trip as far north as Belfast,. Ash- field and thinks front all appearance that ftillewheat will not he a half crop. * DOLLUESVILLE. ' Mr. A. IC, Birks preaches next Sunday tnoanieg; at 10 o'clock, end at Sharou at 2 o'olock. . Holmeiville will accommodate, at least, 'thirty Of the :limb* of conference, to be -held in Clinton, June lath. • The kitchen, being erected lar•Mr: Pick- iird, behind the store occupied by Mr.: Othrtiee, will soon be enclosed. • A teroperaece nieeting will be held in the Methodist chureit, fie.M.A.M11111.24...11eXt weekawhen Rev. T. J. Sabine will deliver an address. a • 'Rev. Mr, Ayeraeof-441-itchelle-preaelte in the Bible Christian church, on Tues. day evening. The District meeting as- sembled at 9 o'clock,. BeV, Mt. Kenner, of chairman, platfothi meeting in the evening. . . • The quarterly meeting in the Methodist aura wag well attended, on Sabbath morning, although the day looked threat., cuing. A•gra,cious infittenceattentied the memo. 'The business was aajoarned un- til next Monday evenina, at 7.30, to Wind U) the finance% of the circuit. bUs ' WBST WAWANOSII. Mr. D. Rutherfordanear Belfast, is Maks in a preparations for building a, BOW house ains summer. When our bachelor frierids -ken building there is no diffieulty in protsheeying svaat the object in view is. • LOriateettotta. A correspohdent says:se-In the atases nu of hiet week's tondeshorti brielew� notiee that your eorrespondent thought he bad it line thing on it trillege father but the man that tradee tin for scrap iron • is . . Clintee, laset-Mondays • s. The opt: and six' others of the Salve: 1 4 tion Armyleft here • last Monclay moan- h ing for•Broaklariato attend the anniver- sary: Fullyit thousand people *ended s the. Army's meeting, it their barracks, e „last Stinclay evening. . • • The Queen's birthday celearation' this •year *ill surpass -any: of. forme '.years. - Horse and Bicycle races, athletic games duringthe day and a grand •display •of areweeks in the evening wall be the main • • . • At' a late meeting of the- Official boarti IS Queen's Aienne Methodist Ghurth ondon; resolutions highly ehlogienig the dicirs ef Rev. R. a'. Tkelearen, (Ternieriy f Bayfield. wet° Nage& cliasine with the • bllotving seetance i -"se eater' bearty iti- yitation has been given to: our reverend brother to itturn, is the: -minister :in charge, but as be aae seen fit to decline that • invitation; we wcittld- express . the bripe,that the day is not faadistruit when the conference wi a again be, pleased to a'pp int him is the Ministerin :eharge of tistretut. As a substantial recognition fItersaillta Teeleaven's very valuable.eer cesa $200 were guided to the appropaias on previously made.' - Now that\ the . Hallett Presbyterian. - ierca is fed °rarely. without a pastor, any of the a h ' rents, therof Would yery nth like, to exte d. a- call to. their . old. queitstance ateeaelt, Y. Thomson, ef enstgla•Who was brotight up an the town- ip. They- would be exceeclingly fortas ate if they .cetild secureahis serviees, but is, we believe improbable; fair several. asong. In the first elude the people of .ensall would•be very .reinetaat to apart 1thbini; and • in his cleiicatea state of aide, each a change would Mediae liar - r 'work than ,he • could stand, Wp act pot to see Mr:Thomson.. eebupy aquae the most important positions in caps ction with the chatea of his choice an nsequently do 'not' anticipate that his sticiatiOn with any eurar charge will veryslOng duration, 7 -- LflJoN iRESBYTBRIf. The Piesbytere ef Huron met in Cita, n Tuesday last, the Modetator, Mr, ef Goderich presiding, De. Ure d Mr; Stewart, with'their 'representative lees, wereappoihted ebeimittee to take arge of studehts, residing or !abating thin the hennas during the college ve- tiona ' Mr. •Steweit reported that lie had, in: cordaiith with the insteuctians et' Pease tery, preaehed at Hullett and Lohdes- rea on the llth inst., and declared the arae vthant. He also reported thetalr: chead's stipend had been pap in full tore his leaving foe Perkhill. Dr, late was elected a cominissionea to: General Assembly -16 fill the vacancy tsed by alia Lecheed's translation, t. telearem was received from St. Ma. stating that a unanimOns call bad p presented by theWidder street eotts Ottani of that town to the Rev. S. A. rithuIlasof Goderich, and that the call acconapanied with the promio of lisee $1,200 stipend, and four woke idays each year, Mr. Pritchard was pointed preachaet Goderich and Lees lb on the gall beta an a to Cite' the gregation to appea.r for their intertte art adtottrned nieetint ofriesbyfery, to held in Brucefield oe the •28th instant. . Tare Wite appoieted toseite thtaesethias congregation in Goderich townsiriakte eat at the same ineetieg, . I. rritehardavas appointed it Whiten., res ytery Homo Mission corn- ittee for the ensiling year, Me. Stewart s appointed to moderAte ill A call at features of the progranime, Of proeeediegs• ri.° sfer thealay. • , •I ae _......._.- • • . • • . 1 a Easa avAavnNosti. • ,),,, 1 o ' Farmers here de net expect fall Wheat I to tuns out much, better than last 'year.- tatilte a large. amount hite been ploughedlip .. Mr, May, of tb e township of Fitzroy; is, visitingrelativee. i n this vicinity. He ex- presses himself es much pleased with this part of the country, and is anxious to se - mire a good ferns, for, which he is on the look put. • • . ' ' • tl • o Pensoisara-afliessrs. 'John McDonald, McGowan • Dtinbar end. Wm.' Beeson left a, this week hy hoet .from „Goderieh, for Miehigan. The two former intend per' stang farming, and the latter is en a visit el te hie father. . . • ...in Stex,-A. sou of Mr. :lames! Henry Jilts IP been suffering of late with spileal diseasp,. liatme are pleasedto hear he te improve , ing. Mrs. John.. Cowan; era bee been 8" seriously ill lately, cave doubts are held of 1,1 her ultimate recovery, . re BUILDING NOTE8.-Mr ..done, 9th le eon.. Completed the erection of his barn a, on Friday last ; Mr. G. Stein was the be framer. Mr. Henry Lawler is building a de new brick hcese, ',Mr, la H. Taylor. pUr- ex poses building a• now foundation under 0a. hie steam saw and also ereeting a- eta new barn, . • • CO BRIEPS.-Mr, Wm. Robettson bas th- 'as gaged with Mt; T. BrOwn, for the sum- of mer.„ The dispute between Mr. 3'. Me - Gowan and Messrs. Bradwork and Jacobs, ' Over the boundary 'thee of their respective • farms, has been settled, giving gasman advantage to the latter, aft Wre: Xing to has planted' a young orehard. Court of Tt Revision meets in Marnoch, on the 27th an inst. Mr. Robe'rt Reilly fest a fine mare elc and foal hut Week. Mr, JaPorferfield is eh engageawitle-Mea.7-13rownefor .the wi titer. Mr, Wm, Keeisie is now in aossea- ea Sion of the farm he bought from Mr. R, "rouse. Although pospects foa the at wheat crop are generally good, a number by 'of ferment hare beenecompelled to plow bo Up their 'fields, Mr. Ge , Quinn WAS un- eh fortunate in losing a to on Satiday. to Mr. Webeter, of Ingersol , as sold his be fine farm, 10th eon., censish g of 100 acres, to Mr. T. Jamieson, 9th cona for the the gum of 85,700, cat • • ewe ' MANCHESTER, Rey. Mr. Smith, of Manchester, who ease hes been dangerously ill with infiemnia-, ere tion of the lungs, is recovering, though reel yet unable to take his work, This ones was pleteti his third year on the afauchestei- aka eirceit; Where conferenth will place him eel he as yet dote net know. Bit terse-slaish are plentiful in the river. du Masers. Andrew McDonald ancl William eon Symington have received the colitract for At filling ie. the. approach te the bridge. be The ereetion of the new Rheas for, the Pr Presbyterian, eliurch 18 in process, Mr; ted la, Elkins lost a valuable mare this week, app throtigh strangulation. Rev, .T. Pritchard. a purchased a top buggy in taeknow, it in all reepects beauty, the fineet of it:4 111 g cepo se an at email thietarea...... 'WA o • .. • The seinieennuel meeting of the • West , • , Huron Teacher's AssociatiOn was hold at, Exeter, on Thursday and"Friaays 8th and - 9th of, alay. After routine business, a• . „ thninumicatioe from the W., C. T. Union, - with refeieneo to the introdaetion a , Scientific Temporeace Edacation into thd • Public Schools,. Wilt read and referred to aa- Resolutjoh; Committee. In the afternoOn . - Mr. T. F. Yoneg 'tad an eisay on Teach- • eritand Teaching. After some, aemarks by alesete. Hendersina Brown, Gregory; Holdbillnd Hueton a vote of th ankle/as tendered the gehtlemen for his ablepaper. " Miss Dickson then illustrated laer Me- . .thod of teachiag. an "Object Lessee" with class -subject 0 -wheat," which was well re- • eeieed and elicited it votes ofathanks.- liss Hendersth next took up "Printery ' Drawing" with illustrationawhieh caused thrive:ilea discussion. The lady Was , • ties ered it cordial Vote of thanks for' her a6'ffniodtriett'n\lieee'leveetiliintigDrety'a Hall to listen to a jarge and attentive . • ' local talent. A , the close a well merited. %,,1, the excel lei rendering of the various Os lections by E Chapmaa, of Hamilton,. , On Friday Mr:G:111:4man read a spicY a 111\4\ and the very fi e music 'rendered by. the take of thanks wa. aiyen to Prof. Chap- man and the Musicians. . paper on "Whither are we driftiugataeous pled with "what can he done to give greater permatiaacy and stability, to the : teacher' position, a. very lengthy and lively diecnesioe followed, and the ustma . elf ici31 othtiiTekt! *follewed with a ear -dully . prepared essay on teniperance, which was well received. Tho singing orMies Ilea, yar's class votive(' much' Applause. The following resolutions were passed: -eal-That we as an association are strong- ly of opinion that a diffusion Of leientific • knowledge ot the effects of strong drink is greatly in the interest of morality, that it can be well taught init public school mid therefore sec memerittlize the Minister of talticatioh toTheorporate lessons on the . subject in the New Series of Reecho. 9 ' 2 -That increased legislative • aid ehould be gratited to Public Schools, aria dis- tributed on the pbasis of the innoitat paia . to otilre taeapernrimAnt An. Tlessre, jattaitiller, .P, Halls arid•If. Huston to meet With a committee of Kest HIROO Tectelier'a is - etiolation erient st ninon meeting', ana the appointment of Geo. 131tird, gra its delegate • to Provincira aisathiatioh, broneht this pleasant and profitable meetinglo aelogfe, a