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, FRIDAY, JUNE 1g,. 1828.
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No tingle* combine "e
effect's of contbina tipa
then. that of the Oat
Mr, D. R. Ross, S
neociatioe, in rem
the Ooij uzitteo on 0
stated that there ar
areal mills iix Outari
of the largest aonid
Dominion trade ii
were 2A millers i
of a total of 60.
tho association was
barrels of cameo,
member was alio
age. If he sold
quantity lie had to
into the essociatio
sold less than he
was paid 30e. a b
between his Allo
ty sold. Evel.•y
made an affidavit. as
he sold, and a state
all the members
The March state
fourteen member
barrels of meal
allotted. On accoun
production the also
members $497.70.
of the associatio
6,215 barrels.
the owners of
keep idle, expen
1526 per month.
paid for keeping a
a year and the
The trouble w
market was n
sume the outpu
' years ago when
Great Britain fe
of Canada fou
much larger t
re.ason it wa
because the
• land than in Oa
had access to t
the business w
Eatable.
s the evil
ire clearly
gal Millers,
rotary of the
evidence before
whines at Otttwe,
bout sixty oat-
, and that four
upply the whole
is article. There
the association out
e total output of
rod at 135,500
per annum, Each
ed a certain percent-
more than his allotted
ay ,80c. per barrel
If t;r ineinber
as entitled to he
rel onthe difference
ent and the quanta
th each member
to the quautiby
ent was issued to
f the association,
ent showed that
had produced 1,658
ban they were
of their under
ation paid these
The total output
during ,March was
he association paid
en mills in Ontario to
for this purpose
be lowest amount
ill idle was ,300
ighest $800 a year.
that the Canadian
large enough to con -
f the mills. Two
he exportation to
off the mill owners
their capacity was.
anthe demand. The
impossible to export was
is sold lower in Eng-
ada. If the millers
American Markets
aid become more pro -
•One lot the greeteet pleasure
naeelaa,uieal work of tettebi
from day to day the gradi
devolotireeut of the v
iu the dry
ie to watch
1 unfolding and
Totts faculties of
the Human mind. • No vo eltilcirou in any
school are constituted n 're alike mentally
than they tare physically. Why sheen' all
eOltolues, then, be treats :ac; if £vaned in
one mount 'I'orltal?sou e=client system
has not iiesibility eco gli, • nut every
intelligent ala progros.ve teacher studie.0
the mental pecultturtt s of . his scholars.
Every manifestation of thought, every
glimmering of genius ov cry suecCEsful
result of mental eoueeitration, is closely
observed and encourage Mere ammo.
scions mechanical meat 1 operations aro
discouraged, efforts mad to randier them
o proper staay of
o proper study-
-of the teacher, is
hill nature.
as rare as possible.
mankind is man," bat
at least au essential on
mental science, that is
Ecolesiastica
The ecclesiastical
Canada have finish
meetings. June wit
tiiiguisliod as the ecc
At the meeting of th
inational parliame
been repnrted,futur
meats deliberated
From reading the
given in the daily pap
that steady and genui
been made from a n
nancial standpoint.
spiritual good has'
is dearly evidence
the fact that uupl
erings are heard
unbecoming c01
under the guise o
times hear it sai
Christianity is on
gospel is losing its
People who tell us
are "hugging a
The steady increas
of church member
yearly increase i
tions by the respe
,creasing confiders
.Christian zeal
whelming proof
Meetings.
parliaments of
their yearly
us might be dis-
eesiastical month..
various d3uoin-
s progress has.
plans, and move -
on aucl adopted.
cry full reports
re we conclude
o progress has
merical and fi-
hat incalculable
ecu accomplished
notwithstanding
zsant church bick-
and unseemly and
net is • witnessed
religion. We some.
1 that the cause of
the wane, that the
hold on the people.
o, if they believe it,
arable delusion,"
in the aggregate
and supporters, the
church contribu-
tive bodies, the in -
e, enthusiasm and
anifosted, are over -
at vital christianity
was never. so he: rtily cherished as it
reasuree Sheltyn elainet th t be lute
now brought the ordinary e penditure
within the bothers of th ordinary
receipts.
De. S t uiLrz has beet appointed
Lieutenant Governer o Mauitobn.
He iia z taken a promiuen part in the
e.
c t
Rai �its uu tan
• `r o f gait bra sine.0 i
isf o
affairs p
as a province,
Hoe. G. W. Ross, Mi
cation Anel, Prof. ixalbra
visit to the edticational
lTnitc'd States. It is
THE REPtT
One of the hist.
last week was t
Convention in
. •question being
fora;, the co
• squarely on the i
present system of
opposition to to
reduction of rev
inland reveuu
tobacco. The greatest of uncertainty
nxiety prevailed as
a presidential can -
ay the excitement
•epullers worked the
y and balloting went
ikely men, like Chaim
-
New Fork, withdrew
e sacrificed. Persistent
s to boom Blaine
e eventually fell on
nal Morten, ofNew
ed for vice.president.
Den -Iterate have the
this impending struggle.
ing a policy of opposition
:ration the Demoera-
parently the support
1 forces of the people.
er, popular and tried
d. The supporters of
lavish taxation and ex -
1 `ed with the Republi-
cans. The pro`.ress of the great
natldinal struggl= will be watched with
interest.
ICAN CONVENTION.
rical events of the
great Republican
Chicago. _ The first
e adoption of a plat-
veution planted itself
aintenanoe of.the
igh protection in
ff reform and the
rue by reducing the
duties on liquor and
and consequen
to the selection of
' dictate. Day by
increased, the w`
mere indeaatiga
on. The mos
cey Depew, o
and others w
' and united . es of
• failed. The ehoi
Harrison, of Indi
York was selec
We believe tl
: advantage in
Whilst purs
• to burdenso
tie party hive a
of the great mor
They have a el
man in Cleves
monopoly au
penditure ar
inter of Ede.
th, aro on a
centres in the
ie purpose of
9Ir. Ross to establis t departments
of architecture and of mechanical
engineering in conn tion with the
Sohool of Praetioal itcience and he
goes across the live •
epon each of these s
also inquire into the
traiuing, v: ith a view to opening such
a department in co
Model school,
was present, reviewers the forces and ci
gave a lecture on '' utpost duly." t
By direction of the Major-General, „u�
commanding omeers aused their non-
commissioned ofite s and men to
unbutton the three upper buttons of
their tunics tit ordi •try drill owing to
the great heat Li tit,-Ool. tlespeler,
of the 27th Batt., r cw'ive l a donation
of $200 for :Uteri utiou among the
men of his battal on, as prizes for
shooting during eau p.
1G3ANIT LETTER.
stviot-4.t$ Capa Tval-
.1tcs and roc accts.
f0 paints bearing the Editor of the Tian
u jecbs. He will Thinking my i pression of this
q, ostion of manual al country might be ' t interest to some
of your many re lers, I give then
u action with the briefly. In the rst place I would
say 1 think this ountry is second to
i Pickett on the none so far as grain growing and
land, a few days stock raising is co erned. The Port-
o tlis. Says the age plains and So thorn Manitoba are
1 is only a few spe0ially adapted for grain, and the
self beaten by a Calgary section or stook and this
an, and the fm- section for both : rain and stock. In
could have won this section, prair e fray is to be had in
e to lose encs thus abundance and c tittle fed on it alone,
Tie Trickett race, during the winter, are in splendid.
could win. Since condition in the spring. Then we
if up to that sort grow some excel ent wheat. Some
iadiaus have taken seasons there is considerable frozen,
but iu nine case out of ten I think
will rejoioe that he the farmers are to blame. As one said
stralian under such to me the other • ay, some will sow
wheat till the iddle of May, and
then if it is frozei , blame the country.
Wheat hero shou d all be in by the
Cainvention- let of May. For barley and oats this
inial convention of country is admire ly adapted, both as
was held at Seaforth regards yield au quality. From 45
Wednesday last. bushels to G0 bus els per acro is a com
cipline was discuss -
Wilson,
yield for w oat, and 75 to 80 of
'ikon, of Seaforth. oats is no rare o eurrence, and about
ue of right orgaaiz• 40 to 45 of barley. There is very little
ssity of the teachers rain here durin , harvest, thereby
ed. The question giving the fame •s a fine chime to
sassed by Messrs. harvest; their or ins. From present
ell, Pickard, Adams indications we w'i 1 have an excellent
alwin, Mr. W. H. crop •this year, otwithstanding rva
introduced "Public had such a late sp ing. With the late
Children," pointing rains and the fine waren weather w
of having them 10 are having, they re coming on ver
strong teuclenoy to fast. `.Chem is a etch larger aereag
saw. Mr. L. O. sowu in this seat on than in any pre
Wore frequent preach -
the
year. Pro ising to write you
to children. Mrs. occasionally, Ire airs,;yours, S.e.,
Exeter, read a good Wni MCALriNF,
Missionary Work, urg-
rtanee
Rapid City, Man
is to -day. As
pointedly remark
The sensational cr
combed with infid
bish. Wickedness
donbtless'is, .1» tabun
formalism and hypo
delity is nota factor
number of those w
pat themselves do
dela,, or even as
coniptired with th
A. feature
e Stratford Beacon
•
that "society is honey
ity" is simpler rub -
here may be, and,
ance, and not a little
Tay, but avowed iufi-
n Canadian life. The
have the courage to
n in the census as infi-
gnostics, is very small
entire population.
de more prominent
year by year in
one exceeding)
the marked ten
operation • main
characteristic of
A PEW OESE
„CATIONS 0;`T TEACiIIe
-
*.Che teacher ough
student of mental s
mete a special stn
inclinations of hid
cultivate, not a
the mind, end b
methods to arouse,
Every teacher
ti:f%.vn nature, a
the groat ae
to be a4 diligent
fence. Ile ought to
y of the aptitudes and
soholars. Ile ought to
but every faculty oft Qttebrc is $22,18
on the alert for new of $10,859,058.
nefi iuteresthis scholars. ir: eat left the p
igbt to be a attadent of a legacy of over
ai espeefaNlIy child nature.
ret of sscceosinteaching.
HANr,AN defeated
Fitzroy River, Queen
ago, by six boat l
Montreal Witness
days since he was hi
comparatively new
pression is that he
that race, but desk
get heavy bets an
which he knew he
Hanlon gave hims
of thiut�, decent 0
little interest in h'
won or lost, Fe
has beaten the A.
eircunstanees.
these gatherings, and
pleasaut to witness, is
eusy to religious eo •
sted. This spirit is
very denomination.
It has been clears shown that fre-
quently the cause 1 as been hindered
and resources was ed by following a
policy of rivalry between different
denominations in laces too small to
support several r igious bodies. Ar-
rangements are t• be made in the- near
future by which • obviate this difficul-
ty. Evangelizat on instead. of the
propagation of di inetive doctrines is.
now the dispositio of the age. A
withdrawal of caisson- where net need-
ed and the utilizatio of the forces in
neglected. localities ' likely to be the
plan of the future.
County S.-.
nnual
dl
iscipline
el
ce
ar
die
nell,
Is,
e
ty
ir
hey
di.
tl
of
Mi y
of hawing the
mething, lead a life of West Eturan ' =erg' Institute
Miss Gunn, of Olintoe,
The sixteenth
this Association
on Tuesday al
Sunday School
eibyMr. D.D.
He showed the
ation and the n
being fully pre
was profitably
Tedford, Kerr, •
and Rev. Mr.
Kerr, of Bruss
Worship for t
out the necess
church and t
imitate what
Stevenson ulrg
Tug to and fo
Jas. Graham,
paper on S. S
Tug the imp
children do
self-sacrifice.
read a paps. on the same subject,
pointing out he necessity of being in
sympathy wi the children, of giving
duo promine ce to missionary work
inbook-a an•l•• apers, &c., teaching self-
denial in givi g. A paper by Mrs. J.
Ross was re d on the same subject.
She emphas' ed the importance of
giving inforation on the subject of
Missions an the condition of the
heathen, and literality may be expect-
ed as a con.equence. This subject
was disenssed at length find profitably.
"How to in ' ntain a lull staff of
efficient teats ers, both regular and
reserved," we, introduced by Rev. 1,
B. Walwin, o Godericb, who argued
that successful Sunday School work
gely upon home train-
mivating Committee
wing officers :—P.resi-
Iarlce,, Exeter ; vice.
H. 'kerr, Brussels
• Orediton ; R. W.
1cKenzie, God -ich ; George Tedford
and Rev. W. Cr ig, Olinton. General
secretaries, J. 1. Stevenson and A.
H. Manning, Cli • ton: Minute secre-
tary, Israel Tauyl r, Clinton. Execu-
tive committee, "ev. O. A. Bridgeman,
Hensel) ; W. M Gray, Seaforth ; J.
P, Ross, Exete ; Hugh McQuarrie,
Blyth D. D. Filson, Seaforth, and
the ministers a d superintendents of
the next place of meeting. "The
Sabbath, what ould the school do to
preserve its sa etity," was discussed
by Rev. D. . Kennedy, Crediton.
•Sunday Seboo music" was introduced
by Rev. Wm. Craig, Clinton, in the
form of a page read by him. Mr. A.
H. Manning, 1 liuton, taught an inter-
esting Bible e = s 1055011. Rev. Mr.
Staebler gave a n address, part of it
being in Germ: An evening meet-
ing was held
Messrs. A. I
Staebler, Rev.
Rev. J. Grata
will be held
in Jauuary nes
JVLY 11 is th
Manitoba Provi
OXFORD UNIV
the degree of D.
THE Dominion
tion,•is to he held
3rd, 4th and 5th.
Tun administ
Russian Goveru
favor of the abal
Hoe. Wilfrid
begin his tour o
second week of
accompanied by
wright.
.1.11 France fro
to the highest ech
is absolutely f
material, and to
public expense,
very poor are fed a
In the nine and a
john's present a
have been 5 presid
4 secretaries of st
tem, 2 ministers
minister of cus
railways and cat
8 of mar
internal revenue,
masters general.
day fixed for the
dal -elections.
RSITY has conferred
L. on Lord -Lans-
rohibition Conven-
t Montreal on July
lye cannon of the
ent has reported in
ion of exile to Siber-
atirier will probably
Ontario during the
ust. He will be
Jr Richard °art -
the Kindergarten
ols the instruction
. Books, writing
s are supplied at the
hile those who are
d clothed,
half years of Sir
ministration there
-nits of the council,
of publie work, 1
tens, ministere of
ids, 3 of justice, 3 of
0, 2 agriculture, 3 of
of interior, 8 post -
races, whether he
depends very la
ing. The N
reported the fol
dent, W. J.
presidents, W.
Rev. C. Siaebi
The third mee ing of the We
Huron Farn.ers' I saute was held
Manchester on T1 ursday and Pride
of last week, . Presi ent Kernighan
the chair. Mr. J McMillan, P
spoke,. on the best means for proper
organizing an ins 'tate. Prof. Pa
ton, of Guelph Aerie,ultural Colleg
gave an Instructiv lecture en "Ru
on wheat." He showed how t
spores of the rust vill settle on t
barberry leaf and ature, and retu
to the wheat anothe year. Barber
hedges should. not e planted. M
John McMillan add essed the meeti
on "Horse raisine for profit."
claimed that the he. 7 draught brin
the quickest ram .4: to the breed
Mr. James Johns .n spoke on t
"Best manner of pr paring the soil
raishig turnips.' He would s
about the 18th or 20th of June, a
harvest in Novemb r. In the eveni
Prof. Penton lect red bn "The F
mation of the Soil ' An address w
given by Jo McMillan, M.
on "Why the Boy Leave the Far
of Forming the I sautes." Mr. N
different breeds »cattle. Mr. Jo
Washington spo e on the best m
of farming. A special meeting
be held in Dun Lennon in October
a discussion o the subject of 0.
The next genen 1 meeting is to be h
in Wingham. The old officers W
reelected. C. J. S. NAVTZL, Se
—Toronto is threatened witli wa
5,300,000, with 3,800 police.
—That clev writer, PralloiS Wilk
taillS Compare men and women in
matter of tea iug :—Mon preach a ore
'eh Vas addressed formulas, w men in facts. Men h
Mooning, Rev. M. always tithe mint mud, rue and cum
in their exe sits aild. ecclesiasticism, wl
3% H. Simplon, and
tlut world s cart has cried out for com
The next meeting
inton, the 2nd week
preaching as left heads eommitted t
catechism rid hearts as hard as no
millstones
ADVICE 'EGI you distivelmi
and broken of yottr rest by a sick child surf ering
crying with pain of Cutting Teeth? If so sett
ouee and get a bottle of " Mrs. Winslow's Soot
Syruo" for Children Teething. Its value is inca
chle It will relimo the poor little sn
VOLUXT RS IN' CAMP,
Stratford Int liad an unusual stir
ing appearanc for the past week
owing to presen e in its tottlst of over finatediately Depatul upon it, mothers ; there
likely to make leeting impression on e et
2,000 red coat . The event is one learnt° merit te it u es eit: ttery anti Mar
rttoo,ant:distrittietenhoecruSgltpi.owtriilitiaernA ilinottellittlevgl. Vai Tr3 (
ly thoee att et leo, on aceount of t_he ;1'AZ: erla '!;tif e;a1:11,11"eallsolfteohnoIl3letiFtelir.°041,1;I:tneteroiloi
least 2 ca,ava 1 ennstrolre were re- . tki?oleVolsrc''''''d is l'f6t rot.' 11;1: e11:1Vt .:1311-111' 1.1 Iv clidint'll4
ae no provision, ported in 22da s. Geueral Middleton soonette E .4,1 ahd take no other Wad. 1'1
Tim total debt
millions of EDITOR NOTES. (toilet
of the province ef
,700 ; with assets
The Tory Govern-
hree and a Tinter
fieftting debts, for
tylaieli they heti In
I.V
- s rear i,lsrir-
ia
Y latiD.' Y atI RNIx'Y',Ge
—•na
Trre..-
• 1tt2E .®C1'IGV,, di^ei;6,71h1C a T' EEi,
Puliaexiptloiipa�Iee,SIpee ooze
Deal and other
w that insertion,
, Loral notices,
sortion, and ;lc.
No local notice
,Adve rtison pots
nonpareil, f)1.
1 Houses and
$1 for first month,
These terms
Special rates
longer periods.
Advertisements
sltory advertisements
Changes for
the office by
that week.
•
Formerly
Capron AND
Wingham,
casual
anti 30.
in nonpareil
per nue for
will lue tharac.1
of Lost,
per month.
Farms for
f,O.a..per
will he strictly
for longer
without
contract
Wednesday
IL
House -Surgeon
LAISIDE`ICE
March 1, 1852.
advert': env ots, Pc.
per lino for cal, suitSemlent
tyro, 10e. for
each subsequent Insertion.
ic.,:s lien 25c.
Fa ;1 nd, Strayed, Situation%
Sale, ttet =ceding
aubsegneot month.
teetered to,
advertisements,
sprt'llin direction%
must 1)1 ly.111 In advance.
ativeciistments roust
neon, M order to
ELLIOTT,'
to ningston
I L5. LVOIIIII0•8 010
per iine
first In-
8 lines,
or Mr
will be
he In
appear
General
Stand.
'MEYER a DICKINSON.
BARRISTERS, to.
Solicitors for the Bank of Hamilton., Commissioners
or taking affidavits for Manitoba. Private funds ,
o lend in straight loans at low est rate% Offices —
Kent's Block, lifingteran, Luelcucw and Gordo.
•
BARRISTER Pm,
WILL dr VANSTC3ZE„
- BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, NOTARIES PUBLIC,
1 CONVEYANCES, ETC.
3 OFFICES—Beaver Block, Witrouts, ONT.,
3 0088111 and Bum. On.
Private and Company lands to loan at low rates of
3 interest. Mortgages, town awl farm property
, bought and sold. Mercantile collections a specialty.
, ,,,,—_,-3,, Maker of Voloanite, Celluloid, Alloy,
. ,—,40" in prices from f'.5c0 upwards Per set,
crownng an3 bridgework. Teeth ex,
traded without the least pain by the use of Vital-
:, ized Air. Head Office, Win?;hant, side entrance all-
poslte the Queen's hotel, open daily (Sundays except-
ed) from 0 le m to 0 p 1n. Will be eft Blyth every
3rd Mondays of each roonzh--0filee at Albion hotel ;
it Luoknow : 2nd and -451) Moutlay and Tuesdays of
.1, each month -031,m at White:lea's hotel. EXtraoting,
a, 25 cente.
ten....etten I am making beautiful setts of
y tftitti: ' sett, and Plain Teeth, per sett, 84.00.
Prices in another branches of dontis-
1,- try in proportion.
e_ Vegetable Vapor administrated for the painless
: extraction of teeth, the only s fe anesthetic known
Block, opposite tho
le Tome CURRIE, WINGIIAM,
LICENSED AUCTIONEER.
nt Orders left at Totes' offieo promptly attended to
2.
TERMS REASONABLE.
Ie lap DEAN, Jut., Wmannte,
T. LICENSED AUCTIONEER FOR THE COUNTY
OF HURON.
le Sales attended in any part of the Co. ' Charges
or Moderato.
I 51
id j
ag LICENSED AUCTIONEER FOE Comma num; mal
IT- All sales attended to promptly and on tho Shortest
as Notice,
3 Charges Moderate and Satisfaction Guaranteed,
• , All necessary arrangements can be made at tho
I." Times' office.
he Ur for the Counties of Huron and Bruce.
k, At moderato rates, sales will be conducted in any
"'" portion of the Counties.
de OrderS 5311 be loft at the TIMES Office.
!or CALEDONIAN miee.
U. Tea comaatieen eel on he secured for enter-
ic taainments of every kind at e, very Tow figure. For
:re JAMES T,OUTIT,
at Cline & Co's Store.
Through tickets
West, Pacific, Coast,
ct popular routes.
destination. Lovett
r 5;30 etan.Torontt
to all points in America—North
Me., via the shortest and at
Baggage (*.hocked through tc
freigitt rates to all points.
Guelph Palmerston, Sm. 3;30 pan
her BANK OF
ight
1 at
hing
etet el-
rives
tasts
eres
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N
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New Yeti
Ing :11 grails en
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