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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1886-06-11, Page 3FRIDAY, JUNE 11e me. a provided,. Where*, it is Mtviise to put - such unlimited ometrol of public fuude in the handa of aey body of men not responeible for •suoh expeuditure. Whereas, np prevision is latele for properly auditing theaceounts oftbe Board of cloninuesionere, and whereto, ;spy ootinty in whzob the Canada Temperance Aot ie in foree, could be compelled to pity large with passed to supptenient the pay of the pre, sums of money at the mere option of suchJ vates of the 3314 13attalion, while he camp boards of commissioners, therefore, Tesolved during the present season. With refereeee tbat the Warden and Clerk be instructed to Memorialize the Attorney•Gerteral (if Ontario, iteking bine to provide such logislatiore as will do amity with liability by the ceenty, or in caee of non liability to pass legialation to re move doubts. or else td providu ouch legisla• time as will pet ire the hmide a the *meaty council the appointment of such eonimission ers and officers, so that they will be responel. 131e4o-the county ,council, end have their memento and Itsetimatee properly andited and limited. Ordered to be laid on the table till the aiternoon eeesion, 'All such acedi.mte are audited herathe Provinoiel Secretary before they are paid] The supplementary report of the road com- missioner was.read and referred. 0) the Road and Bridge Committee, • A circular fronetbe Clerk of the Legislatiere, reepecting amendments to the Municipal Act, was read and referred to the Special Commit. leeeteteport aeDecernher Seton. W- ANT (-aura 11015SE COMMITTEE. REPOST. COUNTY COUNCIL., Prneeetilissigii Of the 'Italie fileseleue -e--- _ (continue-Drew:Tait week.) A. letter from the lateens° Commiesiener ef Eaet Huron, demending the eam of $537 78 to be deposited forthwith in the Batik of Hanailten at Wingbain, to enforce the Cana- Tetnperanee Aet Of 1878, for tho district of Eest Heron, urea referred to Finance Cam. ^ inittee. learolee see mit.„ The following repert of Mr. D. I. Malloch was read and erdered to be printed. in the midwives :-- llavathe hopoe to summit nay annual re - Pert of the, schools in the inspectorate of West Huron for 188S, and th doing so, confiee wy Self Chiefly to a statement showing the total receipts and eepeeditures ot eneh mithick 1. ity, the amount peel for teaf .ere, sale: , number of pupils metered on the varieee re. girders, 'averagp cost per pupil' for salaries, lumber of .teachers employer); etc:. During ,4 the year I ;examined every eallool in. the in. .speeterate, and a 'ergo inenber .of.theetl Pt/08o but owing to ill health wae unable to take, ••••• temi41a second time. I may state that as a get:keret-rule, I take two sehools• day, aud no more than that number under any drown. awes, In some caoese-I have taken onty one, when the attendance wae so large that ell :maid not be examined in half a day. The gi Oat majority of..ths 'school are malting creditable progrbss, particeilarlys'ithea-theolia ere remain for setzeral leers in the oral% sec- tions, In sections where, there is a oonetant change of teachers each yeardhe progress hi not so satisfeetory as is toe desired. Dueing " the year a large number of Candidates w. ° at the Eutrance Examinationfor admission to the High Schools of the; county, and a very fair proportion. were sueeesful) About 240 usndidates have signified their %intention to write at theapproaehing mraniinaticie in July. • This is.. cif itself, a good evidence.otthe in. tot est taken in educational progress. The socompailying statements are based upon the • annual,report of the trustees of each sehool saimlion in tbe different neunietpalities, and 1 • beg to 'submit there to year faercitible eratioo. - 5 : • '4'4. ••• Municipality ' . • F., t(VPASA, • • 45. Total 211124111Z117 -1,• 2'.4B `8,t218, r°•celPtO ' • ., .' TOtal V..°4 gO'EF2<o &g eripeneitures' Y.1. FI -11 tiiii9f1_41';'?'• 1018 --4 5-0'e a. titAtEgoligE§k .•SISESOS'tett.alarsc31.1•Pe'S fg. • . • • I-, • , cleneci ".4 0"4?':":'1C• .Z•50 ,•'.in=0:•••110 -0,75:v,c.e Average eOet ' ' to a ee a aVerf Of PlipliS for eiwavyar.iko•wraaa,X,w.' ' . salaries. te, Fog, est me.m. nu:, Of:PlIPun , 4 . te, 23 on register Teachers -salaries 3 lei .1 n 11 th4 V 41 Obilin fait Informatioa on e mitt,er: In reference to a communication from Mr. J. Miller, •late Insperitor, &eking the eum of 4450' M lien of postage, ofso., during his term of °face, the Oomnlittee recommend that no fie, non be taken, as he was paid all that the 14W en'Itled him to, An amount of 15o per day, The report of the Jen and Court House as follows, was read sad adopted :-We visited the Registry Office and recommend that some sheimee be added to make room for stor- leg books. Recommended that necessary re. pairs liaatoade in and Minted the Ceurt House: - We alidiVieited the Jail and found everything °lean and in god order, we found at present 6 melee and one female therein, five ofthem • being insane, One under seetence and one as a eatrapt, a1i being satisfied with the treat. ment they are receiving. ' 'FRIDAY ASTERROos, The following is, a summers, of Friday aftertmon's proceedings :-A motion by alt. afeedurchie to redneck the equalized value of Ofinton by $l0,000,.was thee on 4 divieten. Several motions to reduce other niuniiiipalities were also lost. Mr. Adamson •w,as granted a leaveof abeenee •for two inonthe, he. to pro.; vide &substitute during his absence. Several by-laws were passed. On motion of Dr.' Rolling it was decided; by the casting vote of the Warden, that when the commit adjourned it was to meeteigaineon tbe rst Wednesda treofs !:member instead et the firet Tuesday, itEroAT'llet TUE. EQUALIZATION' COMMITTEE. . The ,coinenittee reports a marked improv -e' tnent over past years in ti e Matter of assesr ments; in a majority of cases, the Mincipie of assessing up to the aetpal alie having been adopted; and it is belied .all asselOore will adapt 'this system., Severaleof the rolls ie. tamed are not complete, the affidavit not be- ing attached, and hereafter rolls sorettline.d. .will not be accepted. The . committee recom- mend ehe doption of the evalecis eiet forth hi the annexed schedule. . • ,•• . No of teeth- . 2 . a. m te" les' ors engaged . 4.10atrof-fttraisit-counci144itiradfarene to 0 road allowapee was,eonfirmede . s, • , • 'Ma report of reed seennmissionete ;Ainslie weal:Lead, .. ; • .. - . •e a. •. A •letter ',from 1..;,•AL Millet ;re pieeting peer-. • Mint . of his aeoMint, fed! postage, etc.;.• during his term as I. P.4. foreWestlitiron; waste. ferred to i'inartee;:corotraittee; • • .Movecl. :ley Me.: Molgillane'eee. by Ma • Campbell). that in the erieet deafly appeal be,, o ansemunieipality,from the' equaliezetion Of the . easseesinerite for4the preeent year, • the...final equeligatiain shall:lie lett to the .7,ileciaten of • the Countf4die-•••Oarried:. • . . Council ;then adjeuread, '1141/: .9-31) 0.... 111.-, Thdrsday.. • - ' • -:•'0.!' 4.',4i, . . TninD .4:0AY--TItyrs4 . Cotincid'.- resumed, .40,::4104,appreving. -- -n.inuteee • . -' . - *.!,'..•2.I';' ' ''',P .- ' . A petition teen Meyoze,Neelanele, .of ;Wing; • ... hebi, andaitbers,:s praying theeCceinCil. to, re- ..fga:XiMi ,4.11;474hatars,. the; aeinaeenteaf _ hid pedlar's' license, es, he le an invaIld,andliiisr • ' been for some yeath, wee tefered„to eli'leance/ • Commiteee . . : a .".a"?,... ,.:".•'ae.* - a • „MieVeff by Itlee-Corbeitte -see, by Ma MC:" '• lififlan that this council menriorialige„the'Do- .. melon' Government tot the •standard two barrel �f sari:Making italfeelogal weight...3f ; fire bushels, er;280 lbs.; Med-Visit ,the weight . •4,. , ; be stamped en the' barre1,..aPitirind:-.• Oe'motheia, of Misers. •Girtin and Miran; O it wee deckled to ask the Meet, ' Gaiernor to • Poetise the line between lois '24 and 25,4111 con. of•WeekWawanOidi; to brearveyed ma mark- ed off by permitutha shine' boiteditelee. ' - • - -Tlieemadeeeibmisaiether was inettneXed_to-- •. examine, We bridge. ,aeletethe hayfield:. river O er etnribe Leralon Road, hod fetiell.if -4 i, ne bridge ignecessary, . • . • i• • 0401 then adjettenad to meet again ,at • • e ifiatiloa)..4•FaidhYtearniefi. , . ' . ,s. - aSe ,. i . ' Tree den 1886 ;After tintivading, ef the Mibutes; it was' • moved by Mr. Johnston and seconded by Mr:" Kellf, that the eouneitWitiihold the memorial. 7-- • ,orithes ealtqibetion pr,ortssf0015-0150111t-ttst Govetniamit, until' the Deer:Other eiseeion, and . • that the Salt Manufabterers beelleWed to in- ' • teattiew the eouneil oetlie question.a.-Careled. • • eceitaie goatee -reefs ammar. The l'epatt• of . the'. School Committee,' in seibstanee, as, follovisedas read and adopted: - lin tegard to ha' petition. from several rate: ptifete ef the toeaniihipe of Minto and flowiele, • . in -relation to the formation ef a MAW eiihooi Fie:Atop, ave,teeenamend that an arbitrator be appointed by council, in tiecoi•dance. with the PraYellataf the pottage: '10 referenee to th • reithreunieation from the See..Treae, of S'. Se No, 10, Colborne,. We receniMend' that no rie‘ -"lien be taken, ad the colintr-eoUliffirliff /VP present juriedietion in the matter, ,iyti re- • -tonimend thee the report of Mr, Mall oh, 1'. . S.,1, lie adopted and printed in KO/minutes; • The connnittee regret that Mr.• &Hoch did .,1), not pay the • Mit:ober of visits rescribed by law, andave receintoencl thatet e Inspector be paid only, in proportion ta bo work done. - O 1,The couticillae no peeve tooct oh thiel BOW: - ' gestion;end Mr, MaUocl6tated that it eves ow.' Ing to thee a he had 'ot made the requisite eisitiait shrs, the animas. of the eornmitteet „. in pntting n sa91 cheese -Ed Niev 'Eta j•.. ' Tbo Scbool Cofnjttoo of 1885 recommended . that the Itretor be required to give data ,of each visit t each school,which, terpiirement w bite be,t1en eiregarded ; wo, therefore; recent- , mond t at the'Clerk give' notieer to' thele• s epteitptti, end ask that future reporte he medo 511 pHcotdanterwitlr-thie resolutierra • a/Moved by Die .. Itiellillie secOnded by Mr, /Biesett, that 'Whereas ft appears Ifinti the iitatotee that the ootnity counell of any toenty in which tileXehade Temperance* Aot is, in forret is directly liable or tWooltiairdis of the tatiinated exPeaditure tif the Coninfiesioners for the inanity, Whether the expenditere• is for constablee, or Magistrates fees, or fot uneue. cessfell proecoutione, or for an' e,ttier °este 'whirred itt the .discretion of the comtniesions ere, Wliettas, under the proVisions of the act referred to, no lineit, elieck or reepetthibility Lan e ,t 4 0 . eae ea 7fla t4 I 8 04412 81-90 1,987,472 444;252 2,131,721_ Colbotne 34,302185,00 1,381,77A mare 1$2&533004eriCh t'p 57.776j39 03 2,116,924 129,290 24146,214 Grewyie..k. 64,767 30 00 1,942;920 145,7192,188,639. 110.3r. „ ...... 53.412 35 00 1,869,420 183,530 2,002,050 • 47,374134 4 9- 144,44712,489.333- O Hollett 03,348 40 00 2,133,920 160,04412,293,984 Mcitiliop 52,4•.5 88 00 1,978,470 120,18212,098,639 55,035 32 113 1,767,120 12,820T1,884,948 Stauley:-.-..;42,666 00 1,7440 111,331 1,909,303- Stephen. 55,219 34 00 1,877,44 124,242 2,001,688 • Tuckersmith. 17,800 47 00 ..,917,c ete,sea 2,040,000 • Turnbeery a. 35,490 1,1L3,120 79,852 1,180,042 . 'Osborne ...:, 42,712 47 00 2,007.464. 8,106 2,130,600 E. Wawanosh 41,745 31 00 1,294,095 1.03;486 1,380,021- W. Wawanosh 41,678 35 00 1,458,7C )104,208 1,563,025 Total assessed vA1tieW762,408. TOWNS sem VILLAGES. • ' • 2 R •.. ta P. t="0 g teatiele .• .. Blyth Brussels 6'• I.. • • • .e1 Clinton • • • p • • • • "Peetei Goderich ....... • Seaforth ........ • . g g fe • • g ' • 90,870 8,150 94,0.0 80,580 106,305 21900 187,215 188,540 257,597 52,525 310,120 284,00 • 513,100 41,050 558,950 491,830 415,365 68,665 479,030 336,950 1,000,972 123,800 1,124772 875,300 • 470,605 80,165 556,770 467,900 sOoiation in his own county. • and for two `. 398,806 70,360 162,165 344;700 WrugLeLter . • 02,280 • 8,550 02,289 80,150 to the appointment of It Police Alagistratei granted Jas. Gillespie, for claim 01 Vil) in re 'WORE UV% 3. I USING reconaliencl that no action be taken. $25 was Loudeebore bridge. A number of account; i -....40.11 • were also passed, to the enunieretiou of which ' ea • our readers are not interested. ITIATX MAW • PEPOfil" OP VTR SPEcILth VestartaTEE, , .G1 To Owners or stock. • ea' [asKa aska, The committee appointed to select a 'ate for a Poor Houtze, received the 'electing' of - fere :-tot 7, Reran road, Goderieh Town-, ship 58 acres 81 $4.5 per acre; lot 3, eon. 2, Goderiele 'Nownship, 70 eoree at $65 ; lot 25, eon, IA Kellett, 01 acres, $65 ; lot 24, con, 10, Hallett, 60 acres. el63 ; pert Blytle mid part in East Wawiniesh, 70 acres, $70. The oommietee Ow corresponded with the Clerks et York, Middleeex, Waterleo and Welling toe, ar to the places ,ancl iseas of the FOOt Houses, and fled them to be ae follows ;- York, $19,020; Middlesex, $00,01)(); Wistorlee 145 scree $26,000 ; Wellington. 50 acres, ff2t,300„, :From the correspondence the fol lowIng facts are gathered in reference to tiriVer9:141,4 allre gwiniTettreTteo "1114341'1 Pitid. e MIN Renter:Mar. lhomghtly Dunehes. Cur% Imaepeas le Cattle Spinal Mealpm 1 .1 Founder, Weak Lunha. Sprung Eames. Spavin. Mahone Quitter, idgalls No etab'se‘muld be withiout it. Railroad mining and ex press companiaxall ose Gile's Liniment, and intim gloat rag Mg Mahler of Petulant and bedpan4 it has schievel won dere. One trlal wIlleonvInee. W130 DR. gli,ED, BOX 3482. N.Y. P• elevite eat charge, give advice oti all tilsemes Mal also °lithe man agement of,tatt1s. Sold h,44 drugghts at Me, and Its l•to bottle and In quarts at $2.00, in which there ie great saving The linament la white wrappers Is '")r Surely use; that in yellow for cattle. Giles Iodide Ammonia 'Horse HA cattle • Powder% Used by all the leading horsemen o eereme Pare, Pee 'mod, BeIghton Beach, Sheepshead Day and Buirs Men Never disappoint, are tome, Alterative and Diuretic Deat Worsts, ewe, Indigestion. Cohe.Pots, Sore Thruat, Cohan. buildinge, reed °est df maintailiance of in. ehasera failing to oidain a. euro mope". rotunda SOU by arli mates P-Tleat a small farm is more prohtable dritg.;Ists at 2.5eta..per bar, than a large rine; that a low building, while , not 80 leveeing as a high 'structure, is more iteware of Consettnefeite i . laeice3E3 ,eic7,\'‘Iaat, CCLanieliSiv. suitable for old and infirm inmates, and that the ease of menittimance of each inmate per, including k 9 of a fr ROJ3,ERT DOWNS . .• 9 • eeper and .aily. In -refer. 9 . Watchmaker, JeWener and Engraver, Clinton.. year, for lard year, ip Waterloo, wale $41.71,l ' - • - • erica to the circular from, the Depertment of Agriculture relative to sending a young man to the Model Farm, the Clerk arid Warden • Many persons ittLVO ruined their eyesight completely by wear- ing unreliable spectacles. Don't wait •until yo . -1. cannot read this'advertisement but call on the undersigned, the sole agent here for the celebrated A $pectacles. • and yeglasses • Where you can get your eyes accurately tested and fitted with these excellent glasses. Every pair guaranteed. " • •CLINTQN, • manutaeterer and Proprietor for the best Saw XIII were instructed to take the necessary steps. the it3f PATENT A.1301tAT4e MUIR Omuta& peoeided a et and. proper young man should STEAM PITTINGs aunrontilseheed and applied on Sinn • make applioatiou. On the motion to appropriate $15,00010 - wards the -erection of a Poor House, the vote was as follotve :-Yeaseehisset, Kelly, Allan, Rogers, •Corbett, Cemeron, Clegg, Beek .Johnston ; Rollins, Essen, Campbell, MoMil- Farm impainients manufactured and repaired. Steam Ian, Wilson, • Saunders, 'Britton, Beattie, and Water Pipes furnished and put in position. Dry Heys, Scott, &Mille• A MeMerchie.-21, Kilns fitted up on application, Chargemoderate, Nays-Beacore,Durnin, Cook,Elliott, Keine, Jaques, oRaithie; Either, Torratiee, Wray. .11ARKNESS_ Howe, Kalbileish, •Stothers, Griffin, Currie, B1 ick, Strachan, Merhereon, D. Mo. HAIRBALM ivrultVic. Bryarg,0 liverrAtanly,-,Andersont_i_Restore vey, Walker, Horney, Kay. -27. . The • motion r was therefore defeated lif6 of aii ' injoeity. hair to its nee • tural color, re . tricereS Dandruff, stops the hail from falling out incraases its growth, and will • not soil the skin. 'As a • hair daia. sing, it has :lc • superior. Guar. • anteedhartnless Prepared by Harkness•& CO London, Ont. Sold by all Druggistf • And Patent re • Dealers linilerei. Engines. and all kinds or Ma el -dumpy repaired evp.ditl..nsly and in 'a satisfactory manner. On the motion to ,thoommead the appoint- ment of a PoliceMagistrate the vote steed as follons :-Yea-Beattie,• 'Scott, &Mille, Harney, A r MoMurchie, Straohan, Black, Me11,111an.. Currie, Stothers, Wilson, Tor- rance, Corbett. -13, • Nay --Walker, Ander- son, Har, Britton, Manly, Oliver, • Bryans, McPherson, Satinders. Girvin, Campbell, GriffiIl n, ,owe, Wray, Eallifleish, Rennie, &ion, jehuriton; Beck, Kelly, Clegg, Cameron, Haber, Rollins, Cook, Kay, Duthie, Allan, Elliott,- Rogers, Beaeone, Bisset, Keine, Jaques, D. MelVturchies-35. On motion 6 Mr. Rogers it'was deciaed. to hold the D comber meeting of commit id the yillage of,Etrusselit. Council then adjourned, "Targseptaii.v.e toadialis"-:. •. jAISIES TURNBULL; B.A., '••• Clinton, Ontario, warborn on the Teviot, a few miles from , Kelso, in ox ()rouge 'ire,, Scotland, oil May 15th, 1831. _Kis ' parents ware William Turnbull and Elizabeth Cairns, Young Turnbull reeeived limearly edneaticiffil instreetien at the prish ithool in 'Fackford and the public 8081008iIi Hasvick.irespeetively. alhenee_he entered theehigh sehoot at Wood. stock, Ontario: • Thie scheol: Was .under the mastership Of the late Mr. Straohati. IIe completed his ,course at the. Univereity of Toronto, where he iipeot for years; taking high honors in ()Jambs at matrIonlatioe, during his find and eecond years. • He graduated in t861taking away the gold nibdal for moder languages... With respect to Mr. Terribuel a .cennection .with pub1i offices, we• mayatay ,that h was fOr five years vice.preeid et of she •Meahlinicie Institute at Clinton, d• for the succeeding fire and a half years as pree .sident of the' same Methane 116' hae free quently been president of the hers' .As. 1 • • AN ..LEGAN'il LINE OP 'For Lapes", ()lents' arid Children's Wear. HIGHEST GRADES NEWEST STYLES BEST -QUALITY PliJOES EGGS TAKEN .7N'• 'ExefrANGE. - • e 01.1AS. /CARLIN cciansi Beiboofi3 oupkroni. !)50;250- , Total, townships, 030 768,488 a, 01 egtalizet1 Assessment 033 018,738 team Taxmen= s sterol* • The treaeurmagatel. the following statemeat ot colleetions from non resident lands between deny. lst and April eOth, 1880, as ,follovai :ea Ashfield, $41.70; Colborne, ;$7.74.; Goderich township, $6.70 ) Grey,$189.13 ; Hay $92o 9.; Howick, $4; Hullette i22.35; Morrie, $19,03 e $257;05 ; Stanley, 870.64; Stephen, 1O430; Tuekersmith; $33.47 ; Turnberry, $21•98; East Wawataish-;'$'46:03 ; hayfield 8.96; Brume's,. - 20.8t;.$Eteter�1. Wroxeter, 49.68, it total, of $1877.11. e also stated that he had bece unable to) vest any portant of the Binkieg Fund, elet'efly be- cause of the abundance of money i .the cond. .try seeking invedinent, tirrimariss. The earl -Meted ,exPenditiii foietlio czn:kent year is 865,557.81, lesa;3192.21 from Anc. tionrr and Peddlgrrii roost -etc. •• 8fizeterienialtireenoatieeteas antmea consul -rem der of 3ais. Nagle $2,810, for ebeilding abut. 'The eopireittatimmended that the.ttita- snouts' to •Poirtek bort bridge, be aceepted.- 'That the repairs mentioned as, neeeseary .on • Zettand Bridge in Mr, • Ainsley's 'report, be ,proceeded with at °nee: With respectao the sup.erstriicture orBrussele triage, on account bt th (items abutments being already built, we coomniend that an Iron superstreetu.feibe 1.1 tit, with footpath,Recommend the ap. erdaVitterte Grieve's bridge be put in a oroper state of repair; Becotamend that the Itoad 'ouireitteeetieetnetrueted tsehaee the approach of 1.(i 'en firicl e ut in a proper sato of. re:. pair. Recommend that the hole in Maitland • bridge be repeired, Recommend that ttee bridges known 48 heaver Meade* bridge, Helps's and Nine Mile bridge be exatnined by the Commissioner as imen fie possible.a.- Recommend that a light hoard fence be Wilt on weet side of Flynn'e bridge, • to preeent accuMulntioa of 9110W 1111TORT OP TEM' 7731A1105 1:0115tIT1ES. The following ie a atimmary of the report:a.- The estimates for the cutrent year amount to 460,873,73, exclusive of the equivaleet to the Legislative grant to Publie schoole, requirea rate of 8-10 milli' on the dollar on the equal. teed asseeeinent of the county. The [aegis - tester costs of appeal este, Qaeen vs Cleater, atnounking to $30, recommend MIA it be paid, reference to the Motion of mr. MOMillan to appropriate $20,000 for the erection of a Peier House, vao teepinmend that $15;000 he appropriated for the putties°. [This clausa. tviiiedofisatecl in the outwit When the report was read °lease by clanseel In reference to the emomenleation from the hoard of Liteese elenunissionets of East elitiron, aakieit that 8537.78 be deposited in a Bank at Winghate, to,the credit of the License Fund elleeial ite" &Mut, for the lieenso districtof ,East Iteren, We receromencl that 'lotion be 'deferred until the Peeember meeting et eeeriell, in order to yeats, was a membet of th town eetincil. Valle serving in this body a wee Chairman -ofethe-istalanaeOnialieteo freeTurribullahas, :never taken a &Janine part in politicaebrit •is a• thorough-paaed tenter; and' in a quiet. . way has always giv: , his besteinpperk,tii his 'patty.: His trave haVe beep confined to his very youthful !... led.-.. When a boy in 1840 he Meth° to n of Hawick with his parents, proceeded t. theseapori of' Annan.- and flamed- . to Liver ...l, From Liveirpoble the.family ivent to New. ork, themlin e to Albany by a dbon ' /, Ritier/6teambeet, and then to Bechester. The nex year they set out from hocheeter, by s eamboat fop Hamilton, Oetarjoetcruching at Orb Hope. and 'Toronto,. From Hamilten they preceeded to Woodeteek, in 'Which town etheySab.ode-many-years. , letra-Turnballewan •baptised in the old 'Kirk • of Scotlande' but when the disruption of 1S43 look 'place, the fatuity began to attend 'the Free Churele of Scotland, MT, Turnbull iii now a member Of the body known -as the Presbyterian-Chirch in Canada, and he has been for many years' an Alder in that church. On the 29th of January , 1862, be married Elizabeth' Jane MoMarray, . &tighter of .Thoinas Mcblutrey, TOrento, Med niece orWilliairr-Mi7Marrayr-D:Ceterattsreiient- erchcleaconso1eleTiagars. , - We' May say that egrisTarnbifilallart taught echool in Oxford county for two Years'with much emcee. .before entering the university, a44 -having ob- tained his degree, 'hie tholination again led - him to setioel work,efor which he wan 'fitted intellectually as Well as by sympathy,' in 1862 he became head maetei Of th,e Caledonia high and public etheolia• which position he held with satisfeetion to all •coneeened for tmarly six years. He then resigned toatocept the headmaaterallip Of the Clinton high school ( April 1868), and this position' he .etill haft; The Clinton HigliSchoothas a ate of four "tatteterieraWepacialletw-in---their-rteWeral -de •parttoentrir. • The lichee' has for many years now taken 8 high place among the High Schools end Collegiate Institutee of the pro- vince ; and has alwaye reeeiyed a liberal mestittre of praise from high ectioof inspectore.• This is doubtless due tei the fact ,that oter sithject loess his Work, and 15 Sylph ii finely equipped scholar. •• . •se 43 le •0,3 Meteregeir & Parise's Carbone tiergete. Ilave yen an old Sore, Ciit. Bud, Erni* Corn, Bunion, Salt Rheum, Pimple, Blet01*eti, Mough Handl, er Foe° 4- If soathere Is but one ore, namely, McGregor and Parke% Carbone Co e. If you but try it, it wilt convince rot. It 8 bus 28e. at WOrthington'ellrug St01•0. i postal. Vette from Claryville to Big "Indian, a clititance °of 21 milt% is through the-lotighest -ea Wildatit pottion. Of .thes Vatakill Mountains, The roactis ite roligh infects that the niail is carried on foot, and the carrier is Clark North, who tie totally blind. Ile has,earried the :United States • Mail aver tamest impeesable Oatskill teethe for 30 years, sines lie Wits a .4y, and halt neVer seen any :of the Wild region ,though which he has travelled, and hover Met with an tieeirleal though MIOW &WO And fleOcle Often erose his path yet they stieln to he Po harrier 10 him, a BOY sale by the GEA.ND-RAPIDS &-INDIA R. It. CO. Sitter Maple ,she principal. timber. ous town and cities one of the healthiest pints Advisor/is: Railroads already built, numer- of the United States; ptirest Water, good markets, fine Olt, good roads, schools, churches, iarp agriptiltural populatioNhest building material at #pres, good soil, low price", easy tering', porfece title. For books, maps. Charts, and all /additional information, address •• ' • • N. 0. ifUGHART. .1%and Commissiec; grand Rapids. ROLLER FLOU-R FOR ALE.-1:(ST AND 110TTS1.1-ON -MILL-ST; I ries OW. Apply to Mr, Min., at the 'Min, or to 4 11 NINE & SCOTT, • • AT $21.10 PER (MT: ppaENT10ES WANTED„ IMMEDIATELY, . TO I BRAN'. by TON. Al' i.'WT learn Dreasmeking. -MISS AI. . 'PRP:WAR:NIA, , , . „..„, • . . 5, Albert street, Qiinten. . - . , ---*-- - ' '',- - - • - ' '" ' '''' - ------ .- ' • AT Niers. PER CWT., Ay °NEW TO ' LOPl*. - PRIVATE -. FIMDS, oN - 4 , • . yearlY;..Apply to kl.A: HARTT, Solicitor,. Clinton. lin .Ueilv0 red itny w h ere di to w n' ' re e of 'merge .. 1.3.1. Farm security, interest se per eent: Payable 1 ,..., „ • . • 0., • .. .. • . . . , fIEN101117Af 'WAGGON FOR SA.LE, WITH • • . 4j119.1e and Sind ts;,In Splendid order and. will bo eold•eheitp.' JOHN. RIDOUT, Oliu ton , . . .. • • ' )111S ' J0111 Ii ANSON ., .. • -ON ETY-40-404.7-.067,-PARaL_PROEEp,m... Marion 'approved nistes for short thates. C.A. HARTT, S••,. Private-and..ilenipanvest interest, Attorney, Minton, 10. ' re ARAI- OT 20 ON THE ; ---• 7--- -L' 1,4th con. of the township. of Hullett, con a ning _,... . .about 46 acres. Terms to suit purchaser. Ally to CetRettOTS, TURNIPS, h,trO.KW EA . . CASIERON,HOLT cammtaw,Barraters,ao each. • Mid WESTERN CORN.... - . . Percheron • Housus. Madame Stoct ram Grosse Isle, Mich. All stock selected' from the get'of sires and dams of estab- lished.Teputation and registered in the • French and american-lettid-Borerste..-We.haztia-se vty large number of.imported .and. grade stale •3.ioris en brood mares on band. Prices re so - • able. Correspondence solicited. Send for largo illustrated catalogue, free by mall. Address VINAQE 4 FARNIIM, Detedt, •Cabinet Parlor furilitiot Wareroems, -74,5• 11110111111i1116. • Tlieaubserthet keeteethe Itiset,• .CASKETS pac.:1 COFFINS Always on hand. Funerals furi4sbedat tile eitorteit notice and lowest prices. • A CLL SOLICITED, • • . Leading Undertaker. . • • MItalpitault . TUE PLACE; • OPPOSITE THE .TOWN' 11A W.. TINS, STEVENSON DESS. AND MANTLE MAKING -IN ALL ITS branches done by biess•SUSAN.Stooau At residence Ontario St., opposite the Presbyterian Slane°. Ladies entrusting her svith , garments of aoy deseriptio.n may reyon getting entite satisfaetion. . ' - y .. UMItER FOR SALE. -• LIEMLOCK and mit AND . change for OA',1; MEAL, 12 lb, to. the bffsh:Y . der fer any . person sending in their order be. ' • :BA Elm Luteber for sale, vnil be to ot. , • . - - OIL CADE, $2:50 PER -MT..: fore the 20th ef' fday. JAS. WALLIS, ist -Com,. . .. - . . iGoeerieh lawnship; IlaYffeld F. 0.. , • .• . • • , •;* , ..,-...., •' JAIdEet sHFEEP, • . - CLINTON. QIIINGLES, WEIL, wain% iserea-THE stria . . kY manta has fer sale a quantity of firat-class Shin. . , ..• ---',-- . •. than ever. All parties needing.anything in this line, SANE•902 PIP It 'CFNT glee, Lath, nue andllemlock Lumber;. etc., 'cheaper . , - • • • •• • . . . . , .will save money by cailltig on us Also al7o. 1 yoke .0 .•c.o. . . .. .4 • ,,i ,_., ofOxen, five years old. JOHN SPRUNG,..ittnitland. ' . Dlock, Ifullett. • 1"--"---- . .. lgi36-:-.:43EXii:^CEXTONAIA-1.886, . . -• OUsa POI( SALaaaTHE SUBSORIBER OFFERS ' .1..; ' . • • • . • • . . , for sale his ba, andloton Maple Street. The • . . ,. . • "so. oe Tire • four rooms and large kitchen. 'Splendid fruit trees on G lot is one-quarter o ' acre, and the house contains • • . .. . • , •• . ' ORE DISTRICT FIRE. INS. CO , Abe place Good well; , Only II v rainiites' walk front ..,the centre of the town, .Will be e(thi eheet.., Apply to AbhttlEORILISrO11ntenr--4---..,....--- MANGOLD% 4 .kinds,„ 250.: pet lib. , Haman 'Km PoTATone, 40o. per lb. WANTED. -Alot of DAM' in eke . OlIBE FOR SALE OR TO RENT. -.THE. LA 'large frame house on .Rattenbury St., formerly occupied by Mr. W. Doherty, is offered for sale or to rent on reasonable terms:- It contains plenty of room, With hard and soft water, and is a very desirable resi- dence, Terms. on application. to JOHN TAYLOR, • • T 1GQ E spencer 81,, Clinton. . • •• trOUSE AND 1.6T FOR SALE. -- THE UNDER, 121E offers for sale that conveniently sitnateff House and Lot on Albert street. The house consists of 0 good sized rooms, good barn and a number of' 'Fruit trees on the premises, Will bo sold on reason- able terms. AIRS. JESSIE SMITH, Clinton. Condented beta or. Caali'alin hIatual. P1n.. DON'. Sas. Youru.:, M•1'. 1', - - ,L5resident: ADAM - Vice•preaident • 11; S. SrtioNc., ESQ., agini, Direetor.. . - 11 That ShliTaa ' That conveniuntly s1$ifat4deottaga8t44 iota lector o---T.:1.-,ouseecceitains7 rdotrucgodd was -dab -0, with bard and sgit water. There aro three lots in the •property, -with a burobor of fruit trees * will be sold or renterIcheap: . Also. for sale, a lot on'Isaac Street, 'opposite the residence of the ua0e7015ne44 Apply to •A. DOESWORTII, Clinton. • HURON, AND. BRucs Loan and In-vestnt Co'y ........•••••••••••••••• Vas Company is hot:ming Money ea Parra Security at Lowest ilea4 of interest AtOltTGAGESseesat,:- PURCHASED. • SAV.NCI•S BANK BAA2W11. 8, 4 and Ci per Cent. Interest 4fietee400 1)P7iosits, OCC04'dit10 tO amotott • and time ICA , • OFPICEo-Corner ot Market Square and NOrth Stree ' HORACE 78010011, • „. • IttAffstkri ()Orlerioli Andiiiit n 113'8 ' lbORTABLE SAW MILL FOR SALE. ---TRE undersigned offer :dr sale a hall or vrhole terest jo their 'POrtisb10 'Steam saw. Mel, The boi r is 30 horse•poWer, engine 25, and the Saw 11I511100lrAlbin13Othi0t0 running-order;...onlY in,use about three months ; doing a splendid buelinesa; !Intl/doctors, reasons for selling Cost • over 81,300;. vriO be sold at a bargain, .FiRDUE & DONALDSON. ()Sidon .P. 0. . 10A,11111 FON SALE. --THE FARM ON THE _ . orr Road; lots 6 . and 7, Ooderich township, con. slating 01144 acres, is o ered for. sale On reasonable terms. About 120 acre leased. and in pod state of cultivation• -balance good hardwotid, good . frame . house, fte.,'general puddings, plenty of water, bearing • orchard ;11 mike froth the rising town. of Clinton.- • Particulars May be .obteined on the prodder:is, or by addresSing *TABUS PER/NM, Clinton 0.7 . • :Enters upon its FIFTIETH YEAR eieecle stronger and more preeperonethan et any previous period, having $218)806 of Assets' •endpratically NO LIABILITY except a Re, ' ipentance Reserve of 830;000. There are $20e • 000 deposited with the Ontario Government,. and ever 891,000 held in Mortgagee, ' Deben- tures, and Cash, immediately- arailtible , meet loseeeeee'e. \Intim °boy -hollers io fo "(hire,' SONO, 20 per emit. With undoubted security. For hill particulars apielY to READ Ovnet; ()Aut., or to :11'01111* illIDOPT0 Agent, 'Clinton NoNL‘jr A quick, pernia.nent, 12-vgvy.,:titfazsor-.. vcueneee,weeknese, lack ot vigor, strength and de• eaused by Indiecretions, excesses, etc. benefits in a day; cures usually within a month. NO deeeptIon norquackel7 Positive prepay, tut! description, hundreds of, testimonials, with -letter sif advice inalled'ia plain, melee envelopes, Ate. Erie Medicalgoe Banal% N. . ' ' • . ' N.N.S 111111RAM DOLL FOR SEIVVIWg. - - TilliLELA L.F-Sitliserilieri--keePs-fer-senvica,....on-Lo 'K 1 N e .1 Maitiene COneession Goderich Townsblif. a Thorough -bred Short -horn Still,*.of first °lags pedi roe. • Terme. ti at tirte of service, with the telittrit:ifureitml3vi V:_neceseary. ALEX: E Ale0 eome goed Spring Wheat for sale, . I THE COOK'S BE FRIEND - .*4,0e, -...-.--p..1-.--7-4.,:r0y• ,Aai„u„ „;1,1iv-•A7, •.'. ., 31341vraoeiti : • e • .1A.VIES PETIOUSON .. .1 . 'ILEP/ijitED. ..• j . . , - lining removed his NatWest° the prouneee formerly • known an THE MOUNTOASTLE MILL, would thank all old patroes Mr pat falrote, and is lu a better posi• thin tban °ter to promptly fill ilaorders eetrusted te him. • A STOOK OF 0001) MIMI'S ON RAND. - Ordered work a wale*. Wells dug and completed en shod notiee. Alt ivorkguatanttiod. Prides reason able. Oantaa Bit X.1114 PROXYTIN ATIMAND 70. . _ _ • ... ' • ' SAIVIgS FEltatt8ON, iIINTII.. S. -WILSON, GENERAL DOUR IN liMINANE0 Gc;rn 811111017 STREET..CLINTON. klgtrbrIgnt all kinds promptly attended to ii0,rloi.'01 able+ ratty. A trial *nth...Heil. The follosting testimonials, reeeived by eire tterisamet, meek for thottimilvag: reeeived toy sewing %Addeo iihent.rour months, ago, awl amjnat as weli pleased with the work of it ea the day 1 re• eelved it froze the bands or the repairer. 14, DAVIS. / received ref Sewing machine about alz months arto, end was fortunate to get it repaired, and ,was surprised to Hee the -eseellett work it data, for it wen hid hi, over font years tad eendeinned. Yours truly. W. (I, SIIE1'0I1E211. 1 beg toacknowledge the receipt of nip lousiest tonwars, the MO York Singer sewing Machine whiehi bard jest got repaired. 1 ant mob, please' 0011 Wand return 100 141' stn. eere.theake, for it works splendid,. ALEX. afeGREC4011.• The Sewing Machine I got repaired sleet tilx menthe ap proves to be In every reepeet ni:perfor job, n large nonfarm. . of treeple- doting -the Ow -mambo have rolled at our tailoring establishment and are intrprieed et its egoariere weer, it is ,itat as advertised, ,440E3ON1111014.: •_ Patties having Work 11 this litt,<All 114%011 attend. ed to on teeving ordere at PLOODY'S STOltisTror residenee, tri obi Presbyterian Chureli eetee ) teestelteie ClIntine