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HomeMy WebLinkAboutHuron Signal, 1872-4-3, Page 2• • > i i liem►eats Begot—D. McRae, Tor Bale ---James Tisdale. Surgeon Dentist --Y. Nichols/sae Hare Bide—Signe& office. Canada Life Assurance C. Fletcher Mu= sad Brace Rahn wile a always been of the ()pinion diless the Great Western Co. too • we oil' serTative lenvention is to be held at Brucefield on the 10th inst., to nominate k a candidate to stand at the foot of tho ellt, this railway it week' never be This opinion is confirmed by th 'Id which we latrn from Saturday's C . ors proceeded to Hamilton he flgelhe Greet Western. The latter hali *Pressed its willingnesa to build th _— sees se gat amonnt of $8000 per mile. It is 1. seeessitsers wee er, nee reve=reetathaus -fillegether likely that this will be done . . ussiseltheir le Which event tee Great Western their 41* sp IOW setrioe. Itio.:11ebs"thsmnftter ,,Itestati•Ossrsisi"es . Cerapany, with their usual commendable •e• or emainewie sae itralietelibi` is" !energy, will no doubt push the road to esie se: am seemmems an assieve est es eeemosetetes Pen completion, We do not see what object emcees, *1•40.0H. t* *Si hen WS °rest Western would IIIITO in tap- s. IfosherribersassIss• silica thq .. lot Met to ale 4444. al which is a part of their own line, and as himemos se the Jew dear plane wftlem • treseerobere i 4,1 their Neriwbc•Jafff the Northern terminus will be some. Lvv__Val101.Pir where on the shore of Loke Huron, we airs lie"fmrsal710. .. _, ,,•:___ene think if prolate steps were taken it could "harehiont seem 74 UM SiPsag be secured fer Goderich. Our harbour, East is our ridgebiaag AIIP%fer Ie. when the improvements in progress are ronto. completed, will be the best on the lake • ,ser Gam & Ono 40 hee and the rout by corning here would parReerk,B.siitzse/Frentylrusiathemo• rised C -t A, 3y. secure a large share of the traffic whic h 4 would otherwise pass orer the Grand eerthditi Iota New Tad. __ Trunk. A capital line might be found thought desirable, end though the road frein Exeter to Goderich, via hayfield if might not pass through so well settled* ! ...Sissies folloses,mrATN , part uf the country as if carried to Sea- tse i forth or Clintoo, it weeld be the means • Lege e .. of .ipening up and developir.g the re - 3.30p, in. niately furnish as much traffic as the due as foilors,— eastern or central mete. In additon it IC — • - • • 19.00 a, se. would paiis through a part of the county a. , • 340171. tn. where there is any quantity of timber Ex .. t30 „ „ suitable for building purposes and fire- weed, and one of the principal objects ,. tn• London people had in projecting the ' reed was to.obtain such supplies. The , townships North of the Grand Trunk ^ will be sufficiently well served by the • Wellington, Grey and Bruce and To - !if .. ..:,, gait, • rento, Grey and Bruce Roads, and we a T ________t_ feel satisfied that the Directors woeld he serving their own interestriond the in- ' tenets of the community hy bringing , fen,. their line to Goderich. 00DtitICn, Oir Itli 3, 1872 . A meeting tate be held at London on Bstre cep toed et II poll at the corning electiou in the Sot I Riding. .k ineetieg was held in town Boren" or Pewee *Hoot Ottani called for Fettniell aftetieme lett, Elliott made their appearance the m The regular meeting will be held Thursday evening next. at 1 les eon De if the town were represented on that k Store or at Me occasion. The townships of Ilay, Stephen acd Uoderich would be ma. tensity benefitted by the rend berme - built as stiseeeeted, and could afford to gire handsome bonuses. We trnst in Tag KOWenktleet. . eelecting the route the beard ef directors will see the advantages this line O&M, nienebiPsti hall reeentlY ePrung and that the townships mentienell will ap amen tho gtechanics in Toronto, be prepared to hold ont such intince- Beesetoo, ettegitas of the other cities menta still warned the directors in led MOMMS1/1 Cilinich, in favour of hay- IvinPting it' ing the washerof hears which Mail! AMU Itaileralve. tea to wase. Akte prinapal argument By the order in Connell published in eldainibet Oh. whe wish to reduce ther column, it will be• seen that the the Mum ur is that labouring government have settled upen the stai- rs tirne to devote to sidles vrhich ere to be granted to the ',went sine recreation rival Railway litiesthrough Nerth Huron: have at their diapoime Tim W. G. & B. southern exteneion is i nprove their minds is to receive a subsidy of $2,250 per mile we on the part af the from Winghain to Kincardine via t when they demend that Ineknow, couditi et that they prepare thwassissuonemeemie shell be granted that portion of the mail for a third rail, themffilyillhg bonne worir as for ten, it is and grant runniiig powera to the T. G. asit101.10 too much, and employers & B. and L. H. & B. companies. The ar• vellejestified in refusing to corn_ T. G. and 13. are- to receive the sante ply. swam, a., a „le ars, carried ' subsidy from Ifarriaton to Winghan via away ir sort of enthusiasm, „ are Wroxeter, on condition that they pre- jeitairig trades unions, and pare the road fee third rail and grant they elfat stop to consider whether eru- minting P"were to the W. G. and 13 , peersesie je to with and also that they complete their line to their themads, and at the sante time Teeswater. This arrangemeut, which, emery tp httsittess. Ten hours Isbeur • taking un "uPreluthee.d view of the ease; ay rizby no moans nppreasive to a ja the moat equitable that amid be liselffintam, end many employers have fixed epon, loves eninibsidiseti that be meet •ery ranch hanler titan their portion of the breed guage between lass, sal have to incur all the respon- DrYden and Wingtam sod of the retrrow adligig,of the business as well, so that gunge between Winghani and Teamster. The latter will be obliged to build the laths work is coucernod there is rewion in the dentan•l. Bet unsubsidised portion of the line in order even 111 the nine heur system were to °Wale the stibsidy for tho remwinder, but the former are net obliged to build egepte4we doubt very much whether the maswould iie any more ready then the unsubaidzed portiere and accordingly mow tossed themselves of any means of it a question whether they will do 10 loPm•lip•Ut placed withiu their reach. or not. The Government hare shown - it is 1st to impossible to Ismailia their wisdom in the allotment of theate Rooms railway grants, and the House, to whore Mechanine Institutes, Hooting I the privilege of accepting or rejecting or Liter* Institntions now,even in the 1 the orders is reserved, will no doubt cities. andit is not probabho they would be suppesid eny better awl. (k is sn sustain them. inth*Pntrilik feet thiat by far the lerger ePen't thee leisure time ia talents' or in freineithet pieces of qnsistaortelde ewer', and m additional spare beer would prebably ',vent in the same war, If the anima loa4uee 1112142 os only via' hear, work being done, see plovers will b• eariged to adopt the 11.7 • tem of paying their bands by the Use We gemantee in that event that mem of the 1113:1 wowed forgrt all abaet the mental improvement, anti would I* (pita +Wing to work the extre hourfor the sake of the. extra wages. RIM mental than very 1.nder the new census the County of Huron will be entitled te an additional member. These has been sone conjec- ture se te the manner in which the County will be divided, and no &mu Sir John A. and his colleagues will ol- dest -yr to nianipulate it in stich a way to seam at least one Conservative nees- her. Tbe Clinton New Ern settee that the diririon will be tiomewhet as fel- Nearer RIDING: Howiek, Turnberry, East and West Wawanesh, Ashfield, and probably ColNono. Castes Runes: Grey, Morris. Bul- let. Ohatoa and MaKillop. Sorrel Kmiec : Ooderich Town, and Township, Stanley, Hay, Stepheo, Pa - bode., Tuck eramith end Seaf..rth. Politically there can Jbe no objectien to this division, es taking the roto east at the hurt elertiori the Reformers if totilatel read carry all three ridings. It weak! however, be simply ilividiug the North Rid*, and the South wuuld still be too large in peoportien to tbe others. The above division with the Town and Townehip Goderich attached to the Centre instead el the South Riding tioa as (meld be made. Though no defioite action can be taken d in the way of aeleeeing candidates till the fi manner in which the Ciiiinty will be t erouldlibe well for the tevrnships to oreste. imi, and be prepared as far AA possible for w the ceining aniggle. Many en election se has been lost through procrastination and indifference. Let rich not he tlm case with the Ref .rei party in Inoue. Petition from Whitely and Elott for Shop license Moved by Mr. Detlor, seconded by Mr. Gordon, Mat a certificate for Sh ith lie rise be granted to Whitely: - on Elliott. Carried. es. Moved by Mr. meondod ne TIM ue amended so as to grant Ten ta licensee instead of Right. bbt Moved in ameotiment by Mr. eet- tuore, seconded by Mr. Gordogt, that By -Law be not anientled—Lost: m• The ',stip motion wits catried on majority of nee. Mimed by Mr. Gardiner, seconde Mr. Clifford, that the By -Law be sin ed so aagrant licenses to two Selma Moved bk Mr. Gibbon', second Mr. Clifford that a By -Law be visaed granting Ten Taterii Licen Carried. Thesaid By -Law waspassed throng different "%Aga. Moved by Me Doyle «mood I b and by 872, cern Pas - the MUSIC MATH CHARM/I.—With the advent of !tiring conies music both vocal andinstrumental. We had a visit from a robin on Friday and feria an itinerant harpist on Saturday. The vocal music furnished by the fhtmer ie more aocep- table after the long winter than the in-' stnimental music of the latter. Pkowswatia CONCERT —A promenade concert in siietof the arstenage fund of St. Stephen's thgrek, neon Road, wee held in the Elitish 1141, las eyening. It was largely attended, and the varioes performers sustained thee parts well. A handsome suet was netted which will be applied to tbe building of Tits Pentes "Aeratn."—The repairs on the nunboat "Prihee•Alfree are being rapidly miehed forward. The las nn ether of the Canadian Itlystruted News contnins an illustration nt the boat as "lie appears in het present position. I DOMINION TIMM RA II/ COMPAIrf. —Th Dominion Telegraph Compeny has mad arrangements te pnt up another wire from 'Toronto to Goderich vray of Stretford, as soon as the spring opens. This will he a great convenience, as i will save the neeemity of repeating messages at Stratford, as has now to be found its way ih to town. the proepect of an abundant yield is heteever very poor. The spring is so late that when the snow once begins to melt it will go very rapidly, and as bright sunny days and frosty nights arethe beat for the free Hoe of asp, it is not prebable that we can have much weather favotirable for anger mak ing, No SAtooee.--At the ineetin4 of the Town Council on Thursday •last the saloon question again came up. A nits. but defeated by a majority of live. It was resolved to grant two ail etionsil tavern licenses, thongh a license was very properly refused to the Qiteen's Hotel till its proprietor fitrnishes the accomodation reeinired by law. TR B W11.11'1[112. —Though we are now into theinenth of April there is no mire appearance of spring than there was last week. Storm end snow are still the order of the day. An old couplet runs, " When April blows his'horn, its geed for both hay and corn." The inaugural here of the morning of the 1st was "blowy" enough in ell conscience In in. ' spire hope in the boletus of tinr agricul- RUNAWAY. --On -Thursday montine when • the whistle of the 10 o'clock train sounded for starting, a team of horses, with sleigh attached, which the driver had foolishly left beside the platform eithout being nett. started eff at full gellop down East Street. We under- stand sot much damage eras dime. The pr ise o leaving horses unfastened especially in the vicinity id the #tetion is very reprehensible, and may some day be the cause of a senons accident. d by pieces, and the parents in large nu were present and seemed to enji proceedings very much. The W. School is in a very flourishing co There is an able staff of teach take a dee interest itt the rel ns Wile subjecti. I see en Much misery and with the yonng people of his con jig the Rev. r. Kennedy's chereb. pith permit' OA might be at least in ;se irn. 1:ndttleiriau Inman is eery mem degree alleviated, if our rich gun ernith HI Condection pith e did -nce ao generally wait for some public) lar occasion tor ' tisin theircharity, thin ,on and helpe them im every pie* lat tIlicainnkn.oiSpeekreirliling oft) eonintrIT4trifiCion;filsetitclet ay. Snores' to the school. a' me to mention a really praiseworthy TH. LAT. Coen Seer — ml donelien that has been given lately to t McCill College by Sir Win. Liman, pe • with $18,000 for the purpose 4 found - /Jr ingachairof Geology. Dr. Dawson is yok- en of as the first Logan Profosor. Thie is not the firet time that the university has been assisted by Sir Wm. Logan, but never before hy so muni Scent a bequest. If a few of our rich men would take pattern br him, and give of their abupd- ance, McGill College would be Placed in an independent position. It appears strange that some of the millionaires of Canad4 hare not thought of this way of reridering themselves famous. Why, of even if it were only for the selfish mo - nee. tive of making a reputation that would I ire lasting, they mild find no easier so- ,way than this. It has became the fish- es ion ecru the line for men to bring their nalues into netice by their gifts to:inch at- inatitethme. It will he a happy day for n" McGill when our rid! men «itch the cotitagion. And it would almost appear in- . that the time is al hand, for I have an - eh other instance to record, though in this to Calle it ill not the University nf AfcGill ce. College that is to be benefitted, but rs he 8. on ho wooed take the last oent from 4011111 poor needir man, if they were certain no one would know of it. h this charity 1 You will excuse me, for writing so plainly on alai -nava oonirred in town week. It is imid that the a end- weather was the moving cease. We one young friends may have it cif ns— the fotere. °dumb: & Mimeo our new plongh make ses— ing business. They have rent D. MeNsughes old shop Main St. h They are said to be excellent mix We wish them Raceme. Smith, that John Dontighis penile 1 granted—Carried. Moved by Mr. Davison, esconded e Mr. Clifford, that Mr. Hosker be g , ed a license for the Queen's Hu a Lost. Mr. Hoeker was, liewever, give understand that so soon as he had accommodation required by law a lice t would be granted, A report from the Finance Coin tee waa read and adopted. , was read, when it *SA trici:iedGbi ybo e Mackay, secoeded by II b heti, e tbat $15 be John Runciman on account of 40 for lumber—Carried. An account of Sommerville and Ren- nin • for dour for the pnor atneunting to .33 wee ordered to be paid. Moved by Mr. Detler, seconded Mr. Doyle, that the Mayor and C obtain the security required by from the Town Treasurer and sub them to the Council—Carried. A communication was readied f 174 as a gift to the town provided t .4seectnabaieTtoimwne. Hall upon it within a • M••ved by Mr. Sewell, ascended be Gordon, that Mears. Gibbons, Cliff° Campbell, Detlor end the mover Committals to report upon the offer, at Alen ascertain what the adjoinicg can be purchased for—Carried. Moved by Mr. Devle, seconded by Dotter, that the /layer aud Meu Gibbons, Clifford, Davison and mores be • committee to investig mid report upon the financial oondit (.4 the town—Carried. The Council then adieu reed. n TEM PUBLIC HEALTH. —There good deal of sickness in town and h try at preaent. The prevailing' di Y7 are Rheumatic Fever, Infiamniati rant - the Lungs, Breadline, Congha, Co The pimple are also afraid of the pox, and large numbers are being w have also ciecitrred and amongst the nse Mr. Simon Powell has heel a sere mit- tack. It is to be hoped that "old S may soon be "himself again." CeeozerientaC.P.Caueete —1 ector tended to haye a concert in this Clt Mr. we been shown the prospectus of a new paper about to make its appeurence at Lucknew, with the above mune. In politica It will be Itefortn, and though we do not ileite see the recessity for • newepaper at Lucknow, if it can he in- strumental in increasing tee spread bf those Liberal principles fcr which the Reform party contend, we shall hail its appeaeance with delight. The name of Dr. MeCrimmon is appended to the prospectus as &liter. Veltry meeting of Ft. Georgia's Church, in this town, was holden hlonday even- ing. The retiring Church Wardens were re-elected—J. H. Finley on be- half of the Rectorancl R. H. Kirkpee- rick by the people. A. Lefroy, J. H. Finlay and J. Davison were elected delegates tie the Froviiiciel Synod. The finiumes of the Church were reported to he in a very flourishing condition, and a vote of thanks was tendered to the Chnrch-Wardens for their valuable ser- Gonskiew SALT.—The Clinton New Eris in speaking of the relative quality of the Goderich and Clinton telt adduces as a proof of the superiority of the latter that it brought $1.30. when the Goderich salt teen were glad tb sell theirs at $1.20. We can explain that the difference in pnce was not owing to the difference in uality. When the government imposed pretecti•e duty on salt, the at the would not raise tho rice ahoy .20. he detnend clueing tnat season as brisk, and though they cinild have d a larger price fur the eating, they ,uld not break faith with the govern- ment, and sold at $1.20 while the Clinton men asked.$1.30. Dr. litint'e analysis of the brines speaks fecitself. oue next issue ire will commence th e publicatien of a capital story called $1 "The Great Chancery suit of Ootobed vs. Rithtra" in six chapters. Subscribe a once for the Sweet. and read it. '11e Huron SItiNAL is the largest paper in the County, and contains the best selec- tions as well as the freshest and latest news. Send f1.50 and get it fora year. Lotions Socirry.—We hare received feint Mr. Bentley the publisher. throiteh 1'. .1. Moorehoese, the March No. of Loudon Society. It is well edited, and as none' contains n number of first class illusteitions. We would recommend it In all, our lady friend" in particular New Doetweie MON rtieve—The April number is to hand. It contains some good articles. Published by John. Dougall & Son, Montreal, at 41.50 per REPEAL or ?DP DL`TY ON SALT. —We have no thank R. Hae ley, Esq. for his remarks made befere the Committee ef IV AY* and hfeans at Washington, in farrier of the repeal of the duty on Salt. Reappears to have etudied the matter thoroughly, and in a plain straight for- ward mannor shows to the Committee tiuit the Onondaga producers enjny huge monopoly which it will be te the advantage of the peof.le of the Elnited States to break dewr. He shows that hy the removal of the ditty the Americen producers wrield be placed at no unfair alissdratilage, but tbat it will only plate Goderich in a meition to compete with them en equal terms ter the simply of the Worth 1Vt..stern Market. We trust Mr. Hawley ow remarks may have the desired effect of having the duly re.r 11110441d or railhead, though ee fear there tag brought abunt (luring the Rmi present session of Congress. ctjhutii LOCAL NIBNITS in a at an early day, the Object of which raise money to fence that fine the superintendence of the affair, there- Dnnald Rona has given ten fore it must be a suocess. acres of land near the mountain with s large endowment fund for the purpese of founding a Pentad* : College in till' City. All honor to him, may we wain hear of an Allen Professor- : ship with a few hundred thousand dol- men] Mrs. Robertson was a native of Alvie, ' lars to eupport it. AT. PATRICK'S DAY Lot Badanook, Scotland, She married has come and gone. It posed off with hey William Robertson, a native of the01w° _more than usual eclat, in spite of the - the Goderich Jail soon after it was IL St. Patricks Church. This Rev.xntleman lebri hew Died, at the Jail, Goderich, mit 22nd of March, 1872, aged 72 Ann Robertson. res. locality, who wee appointed Jai of opposition iif the Rev. Father Dowd of nilr.s.rtr,amirngd sahbee fiwIlmed mthuset:iitreuest• - endeavoured last 'year to stop e proms- bs a' and her worth fully appprec Anon tIlat is c u Winery on that day. He did lid among her friends awl acquain mot succeed, however, and. one would kite In the yerir 1882,heronly son, Alexa have supposed that lie Would have learn- bmedia we intpb heels rentirzli tyooguongto ntlirientiatheocm• be have gracefully yielded to the ene vitable. r, ed wisdom by that esperience, and part of the country.and a party was HI This year the same thing occurred over agaite -the Rev. Father making more the ed to go by land and p UM over the I strominus-effoeta than before to stop the Mountains. After reaching the he -en the Fraser River,in running a clang even forbid it from the pulpit but all Prom -anion, bill with ne success. He ate I rapid he wag most tinfortinistely d ed ; ois receiving the mournful intelli she 14114 completely treken down grief and sorrow, and her health ra pee way. Paralysis rendered her able for seven long year* to leave chair, and fet the last «limey nio she wits confined to her bed, unal 'love; for• die hot e'er nemins rh speechless, and the greater part og time unconscious. During her prier •KI allies" she was regularly attend the Rev. A. Necklet. ot Bt. And Church, and the filial attendance of and Mrs. Campaigne to their aged rela- tive is beyond all praise. May the 01 Nowlekk house is to be erected in Section No. 5, At Grangehell. It is notch required. Weer. SOLD. —Wm. Green, fir. has sold his farm of t5 acres for the hands, sum of f2,500. PRIARYTATION. —KT. Shaw, teacher Union School No. 11, was presented a beautiful set of China at the examin tion, on the 18th inst. Mr. Dew school Inspector, mu present at t exeminatien, and expressed himself w satisfied at the condition of the wheel. ith sing promised in the 6th command) • be theirs. he St BLS Soeurrr.—The Ann eel Metal rif the Bible Society was held in t Wesleyan Church on the 14th iilt. T report showed that the sum of $17. was raised last year, which was (livid between the Canada and British an Foreign Bade Societies. The attendan at the nieeting was small, which was t more to be regretted as the Rev. M Caulfield delivered a very interesti address on Bible work. Seen. -Mr. McTavish has seld h stallion "Young Robin Hood" to party from tho County of Peel,- for th sum of WO. Horse Both is•looking PRZSINTATION. —Mr. Stoddard, teac er of the Eginondrille School, wak pre anted by his pupils with a purse co the close of the exareination n the 251 &moot Ex AY INATIO:411. —The wiener ly examination of the wheel* was hel immediately before the Easter vscstion The different department' are in a satis factory condition. Copy aooes.—The Managing Com minim of the Schools, in conjunctio with the Head Master, hare been in structed to examine into and report np on the hest series of eopy books, with yiew of having them introdeced into al the departments. The want of uniform ity in the. matter has bees serious! felt in other places as well as Clinton and the example of the Board in tha !ACID might be followed with profit. Nona from 3ControsL Since I wrote laid nethieg ef any ell interest has occurred here. This vei h° still continues in full force, indeed h° the put week or two wo have had 95 intense odd -elmest erpteling env ed we have hail this seruion. lt is d discouraging jueti as we ha4 begun ee look fur spring, and expect to see he least, bare ground, to find the me r• falling to ten and fifteen degrees be ng zero. LASt year at this time, the st CAPS wore running end the snow almost entirely gone, nee if we get of it in a nionth we shall ne lucky. is leek at the great. banks that line a streets, one would hardly imagine e May would see us free from show p. There is one advantage we possess h• many places however, that is - rapidity with which the snow leeves n- when it really begin+ in earnest. A t days sometimes will make alines eur streets. There is always the ger of Meets from such rapid thaw' and we may hese to put up with one . year. I bear that some fears are this may be the case. We learn trust tkat their fors may prove o in the lower part of the city can liar he estimated: We are having a fuel famine. prices have been going steadily iipwa tor weeks and now it is &Intent an pneibility to purchase coal at any pri The price of coal last fall ranvd f IS was of uo nee, the Irishman still his walk and his Winners. Ile have know better than to have at hoe D —does not obj ed stop is that F procession le themselves, ou the con- e teary, he rather favors them, but he wished te sneeze itericcerding to a pro. eranime cf his own, said to exclude cer- testants ere. gled of it; for it s▪ how. that the Catholio here Imre etill Pone in- dependence and self repot left. Father 13 —need to ride the Ste P. Sudety, but lately lie has found it getting unmanage- eble, se he li is :withdrawn. The presi- deut, Mr. Howley, elected in spite of •his oimositioq, is a gentlemen of very liberal views, end so are many of the other?, of the «Piety, Lir too liberal for Father Dowd... Verily the world is pro - meeting, and 10 are liberal ideas ad- vancing, and will centime] to de se, al- t thimeh ell the Father Dowds of the country may oppose thent. authorized the Omit," /twee -ors with °en' 99nenrememi mil the consent of the County Bards. to grant special certificates, &a. ' Now, how doe% tbis agree with the following extracts from the Chief SuperiatendenVii "Remarks, dated ITeronto, Aiigust IT, 1871, and addreseed to the "Public Press." "A Cooney Inspector has not author- ity to gire temporary certificates to re- jected candidata. nor have 1 the authority to authorise him to do ti4, yet he can do ao on the recommendation, or with the consent or a majority of his fellow examiners." In other words, Dr. Ryerson says is August, 1471, "1 havered the authority We now, in conclusion, bee lesee to call public attention to the following ire 4 - New lbvertistments. W. 1,-17§AVAGE Of the Newest Stile, and Pantos, If yen »sot a 0001) ase'resluelasyll TIt "leo: .eo le•t• a wee,e,.. ‘. the LAW not Varese /tees see e• 1os: ether Peer& • 0.44rieh. • Fell Std, 1871. 11111, Too IsTaston of the thlui ewes, tersouscapr. absurd list of studios for the aixth class writes' lov .... N WRAR. taken frowi the new Programme epee - said, and printed on the el -misters as obligatory in every sense of the word:— Reeding, spelling, writing, arithmetic, columnar, object lessons. composition. geography, use of ihe globes, ancient history, modern history, Christian morals, elements oil .ci•il government, physiology, natural huitOry, ttgricultural meiisuration, book•keepinit, linear draw- ing, vocal music. There! IV. most stop fur breath! Whet humbug to try ter teach &chill all the suhjecta here laid The Text Bonks, tekt, for this moder- ate cosirse would coet at least $16, if it could be carried out, but the Pregresime is inoperative, no ordinary scholars being far enongh advanced to enter the chum, sed hit few teachers qualified to instruct in half the braniehes mentioned. Brockville Recorder. In the New York Titotw' report of th investigation into the breach of neutral ity by the American Governrneat "turn, the este Et:reran urea, we find t answer to Carpenter and Ames, that , there was in his judgment no clang* ! from either Casadians, Indium or Mexi cans, he told Me Committee where h tkought the real danger lay, which important enough for the grave coot great danger of a large army °mei here from Europe and endangering t existerme of our nation 1 A.-1 herd think there ta, in the shape of an arm They might make an attack with th iron -clads, and then we might tool t • iinvelmieniellytotluerda:amiewil as to coot defences 1 regents t e Three doors bolo • Beek of Noakes"; Wert HORSE Blues d- — ng he Corner ef Eielstos and viakaG, at,,,,, • The Bar is semsabed 40114 limbo, sow hit at▪ teseasses. GODIRICW, 0117, hat, For Sale. no North Enron itailways. if there are any fears entertained at all (MOIRA IN OODPCII., APPROVED BY ME - MINOR, MAZCII 25, 1872. The Committee of Covina!! have had under oonsideration the spplioation of the Toronto Getty and Bruce Railway Company, hereinsfter called the Toronto Corupany, and the 1Vellingtott, Grey and Bruce Railway Company, herein- after called the Wellington Company, formed erft of the Agilely Fund ; and they advise that, ettbjecit to the ratitioa- Lien of this Order in Counoil by re- solution id the Legislatire Assembly (in default of which ratification this Order have authorised to be made outer the Rail w ay might Fond te the Toronto Connesey of • silo! tempt ie te two thousand two hoe Ire.lani STALLIoN -- Yesterday we SSW weigh ed, the famous horse Cambridgeshire Bob, which recently killed its owner Mr. Stonehouse, of Goderieli township It weighs 1,820 lbe., and is a handsome specimen of horse flesh. —Nese Era. SPRIRO Snow. —The Spring Show • the North Huron AgrienItural Society ill be held here on Tuesday 16th pril. six to eight dollars, lately it as selling as high as eighteen dollars .1 short ton, and to -day cannot be bon for any money. The farmers in t vicinity have had their hervest in t • ' wond business. Maple sold lest w • for sixteen and even eighteen dollars cord, and tamarack as high as ten lars. One of the greet drawbacks f houeekeeping in Montreal is the sea ity of fuel, and various plans have a ogg•ated to bring wood into the cit The Grand Trunk might du it, for the is •n abundance of it along eheir lin bet they will not take the trolible-to it. One a the strongest arguments. ! favor of granting money for a new 11 . road is that it will lower the price fuel. The citisens are beginning wake up to the importance of this ject Anil are giving it their serious att tioo, an" when we consider tied for months of the year we aro under! dominion of the "ice King," it weed seem as if it were high tiine that sem thing were done. 1 notice that ono two fuel associations have been formed which will prove of great benefit to th members certainly. For example th members of the city police have form an asseciation each member of which contributes a tiollar or se per month. This money is to accumulate until nex cheap, and a haree load to be boaiehte anti retailed to the subecribers at, the wholesale prices. This sill, be a great bomi to these men,' whose ,my at the best is just enough te keep soul and body together within' having to pay famine prime far fuel. Some of the large manufecturine fin here buy tip vial and wood for their men charging a small percentage to cove expenses, and retail it at a low figur wiring the winter. These arrangemen are very goo i as far as they meant! reflect greet credtt on the firms who are char- itable and thoughtlul enough to take the trimble, and they do not hem aey- thing either. for they get their money back again and with' interest. entnithey gain largely in the end, for their imams. are more faithful and work with grjater zeal fur those ethployers whn allow i.thait they have serneeregard for the comfort of their heeds. Still, but • small nion-' ber, comparatively, are able to- benefit by this. Hundreds of poor fanidies ars obliged to par whatever price the large dealers choose to ask, and as they. for the moat part, are entirely devoid of conscience,. they will sek hatever thee dare to. I do not wish to do these deal- ers any injustice, but I .firruly believe that they get to be the most heartless class of men in the world. They know that the poor must hare fuel or freeze, and they take advantage cif the poverty and necessities of their customers to make fortunes. Their money is not made from the rich, if that vrere the case, it wnuld not be so much matter. People who have money or credit take care to supply themselves with fuel when it is cheap, but the pnor shivering wretches who are forced to tiny a cord, or few hundred weight- of coal at a time, it is from thesethit they drew their money. And some of them. not content with cherging an exorbitant price even de- scend so low as to eheni in the weight or measure. You would scarcely believe his tn be the case, but there hare been several instances of it this season whieh ave come to light, and how many there are been that hare not been knoon, it s impossible to say, bid no doubt, tile cases aro many, and that toe, by man ho are considered highly respectable, table contributions. There are men in his city u in all cities, who *01 sub. hose names figure prominently Cinhiechagar-o allow calms, can see their names,orthe , last fall we saw tt stated the Gi'derich was to be one of the meterological sta. nen' which it was proposed to establish in Canada in connexion with the Signal se departmentat Witshington. The location hi was afterwards changed to Southampton. So frr as we know uothing has been done aa yet towards opening the station and we thiuk an effort should be ruaide secere it fez. Goderich. The chief value of the weather reports as taken at these stations in in coneexion with the ship - pine, and as this is to be the principal harbour i.f refuge on Lake Iluren it is obviously the peeper piece idace for the stetion to be mitablialied. This being a High Scheel meterulogical staticn the reponse of both observers might be cern- paired and thus cnsure a greater degree of acieiracv. leurrevr. - inquest MSS held OM Thursday laid, by Dr. McDougall, on the body_ef David Keefe, a resident of tho Hats, ',bout 60 years of age, who exeired suddenly the previous evening. It appear*. a blind man named Slattery Sonone EIMISITION. —On Tuesday e ning tke 25th ult there Was an "gx- hition" in the School in 8. S. No 4 of this Towuship, which is tanght by Mr. Martin teethed:tad. The School was etanained during the day and was found to be in a highly satisfactery state, Mr. Sutherland having proved himself to he one of the beat teachers in the Township— if net in the County. The Exhibition «insisted of radiational, dialagnes, read- ings, songs and instrumented music. Mr. Hough playing the violin to pertection. There was a large audience n the occasion and it was 11 o'cloc fore the P.grZampbell of Seafort who had arrived during the latter of the evening was called to Um plat ern and well pleased with the nriceedinp. The um of $30 was realized, there beiug an dmisaion fee of 20 eta. We undeistand hat the money goes torards the estab- isliment of • library for the Section, a ery laudable purpose indeed. The pro- ceedings terminated with the singing uf few choice pieces by the pupils, after hick the lenge concourse dispersed. ir able and palmier dentist, who had to impend business for some time on sc- nut of sickness in his family, has re - tinted to his old, stand over A. G. Mc- Dougall's storm Mae' Street, Seaforth, where he will be foiled during office A Roor FALLEN IN.- •On Sunday the 31st ult., the roc( of the store lately oc- eiroied by J. Bonthren & Son, on Main Street, fell in with • crash, on account of the weight of snow on the roof. Mr. Counter our esteemed watchmaker and eller, had on the day previous remo•- ed his Meek into the building, and fear- , such a calamity, had on the day in tion gone on to the roof to ahovel off mew when the whole affair collapsed. understand that his fine show cases immersed clocks have been broken. loss will be conaiderable. BOY Hear. —On Saturday lam the h inst.; a hoy whose name we have . ascertained, cot he foot pretty se- ly injured with a sleigh. His foot tuna:eight, and he wu dragged some gor, book -binder of Holiest, has jot oved to Harpnrbey, having perches - he house lately owned and occupied Thomas Sherman, opposite Dill'a Ho - Mr. MeGreger is a first elate book- er, and will be a great acquisition to place We wish ham success. HE DRAMATIC CU:B.-116a Club we erseand have suspended operations h he season and have just made a do- h in of $20.00 to the Mechanic* In- i te in this place. They previously 1,30.0o which niekes $50.00 in all. hmesoutnelbnninkqeuestortithnewlinelltbietintespent in the • 29th ult„ the Anniversary of 'ff-- M. S. School. was celebrated in 6 Church. The attendance was viad. f children sang * great many 6Lie p a where in the neighboihood, of Platt's r Mill, here the deceased and others were in the habit of resorting to carouse a on the bad whisky to be -obtained there. w Keefe had been at this place during, the afterneen in Attention and had been drinking fniely. In the emirs() of the evening Slettery spoke to him several tunes and received no answer. Being blind, and therefore linable to ascertain tilt] Call9e of Keefe's silence, he called in r ie netehbonni when it was discovered t he hid died while sitting in the ir which he occupied. Atter hearing evidence the jury returned a verdict ccordance with the facts. Divine's Coewrs.—The next sittings 1 the Division Court will be held to- morrow (Thu rsday.1 erstand that Mr. T. Furew is in the eld as the Conservative candidate at he next election for North Huron. :61 this twee at which the Odd Fellows ill be 8o clUck instead of half past GOO» FRIDAY. —GOoll Friday was eenerally observed as a holiday and most e town, (pipit fte it usually is, wore a particularly forlern aspect that day. CANADA LIFR AD4URA NICE COMPANY. We weidd direet attention to the ail- ertiaemeat this orimputy which ape peers in enether column. We enneider t a first clus company end worthy of rery confidence. per w,,a bored at Terme) oreSaturday bust. hitt up is nent, and having mph. ee 'tgler). give it e good 'earl it et „„ eregteeerepere faveersibly with ny of thy in every respect_ • lit Watt' sill melee je. Tttry This Court sat on M,nday Iasi, J'Idtr,e v „i," • Town oonnoil. The regular meeting of the Town C04111Cii was held on Thursday evening last, 28th March. Present, the Mayor, Reeve, Deputy Reeve, and Messrs. Davi- jew son,•A. Smith, Saadi, Painnereocamp- w. 0. saiith and Doyle. The minutes .4,7_ of laat regular anil special meetings were read and approved. and His The Mayor gave& verbal report of the iiite.vics with the Geverninent by the A delegates from Goderich regarding a 301 subsidy to a lino of boate from Sarnia n"t siandtredGodszeritteishfatociuDryul.iith, which was con- vere Ho also laid before the Council a die copy of a memorial presented to the ed ed t A communication was received from by Dr. Rosebrugheisking it the town would tee be willing to incur en expense iif $40 in by the toe u to the Infirmary' in Terme bind behalf i.f Mr. J. elan, s blind man sent this preying for rer:if 'Its to obtain hernias "IX•meth for Tareea license. that The The School Lsw isyslittions. Fr. en Windsor C..rn wall • cry hes gene forth agAiest the How School Law Re:gelation*. The books are too many, and the studies ove-whelming. These ! senibly; and Mr. Blake was coinpel led to , interpose his authority. Amid the general complaint •reapeceing the great number of books «mewed, and the uft repeated changts to clime lesoks, a met by Dr. Ityersen. This circular was in- tended "for the information id honor - *hie members ef the House of Amenably, ' _7 and wherein, auioug °tiler emertions, lie ; mys—"I am pretareeled the proper time "1. That the ?ere Beek' authorised have (with two i exceptions) ' been tatty Otenenial "nee in 25 years. "2. nett thuinew Itegilletunis not bctio..•blig‘totry, only recomundat atepresent, until experience Aml dorsi Grated their iisefulnese mid telaptat in `thl.. fteThhirt ith the consent of the Cenny Beards Met the cencurreuoe the Comte /tweeter, I hare authoriz hint (after the July and late Deem eesteivation) to grant special certifica to every teacher who faded to peas td he his ofeela trid,lin the pest, pros - that: blaek *hits. We hove • denier. And teethe following rearms With reference to No. 1—Th. full' ing Text Books have been chenged w in the Unit! specititel, and are placed the order of their authoriation by lion's; e)rtl, • 411i, Devisee; Ai ithnietic-▪ 1 It, Irish 'National; 2nd, gad Sang. 2nd, Sangster's: • $ril, Irish National. Readers—let; IIrish Netional; 2nd, Canadian Series - Spelling —let, Spelling Book Sepal-- seded; giul, Now Spelling Book. With regard to ilaserfion No. 2, we are rather plizzliel et the grammatical constitiction thereof, but persume that the.meaning is, 'the art eseeblie story, Witold), recommendatery at premed, until yxperience has denies - i • In reelr we beg to ubserve that every eicheol official with whom we have 00 - ,versed is deindedly lif opinion that the ?ire obligatory, as per instrections genii the Febicatien Office, and we ap• end the following proeflor-Sec. 17, -11..00 Act of 1571, declares that "sio ▪ it IS conslicted actording • the' tegulaii.irm provided by lar ; and by8re• 19 of the Outerie Conselidated -heel Act, thir !duty of making see gulations devotees oit the Council hief Superintendent is required to ere itch instruction. es. my be necessary e 88. See. 20, with tho approp• riate nrge.114!feci jtHendinurpag t‘itoGuenwnenirnalfc fiRuegbiiieilasehtionsjoh4fori, tee re should see tlot lbola tia)t,',Iics.wre!1"Qnliefoipecli:en4rrieiiputioitelinarsd:anriorlittereheyilir.siuhilbretelirifilttot.daMoecf Ttare..1 uhassittglitht:n.i0Thi:icentoth ta,:tiiided„dthit.ore ay Teish:rtfolBrildt.k; utviggihitooich hare 111 ber tea iese ate as ing OW- ith- ia ham ; and ihe Committee fur es • a I. that the said greet of sid tie lapou One. On cenditien that the Toroute Cenpaily shalle better: the first (lay of June next, agree, hy au tustrument em- mitlying all proper jetails and approved by the Lieutunatit-Goterner in Council, tbm in case the Wellington Company do oomply with the condition. impesed that company by this Order in Oeuncil, theu the Termite ComPany will do what nay be necessary (inelnling the worts prepatatory for the laying of • third rail) in order to give the Wellington Company nutmeg powers over Ott portion of the T menet C• miesny's rail nay between Harristen and Winghem, en corona to be settled between the Cmnpanies by the award of the nsajority each Cempany, and the third by the two so choeen or in CAW of diragreenient by the Lt. -Governor in Gemmed, in malting which award the arbitrators ani to have retard to the amount of public en.1 granted under order in Council, ia respect of the( portion of the Toronto Cempany:s Rail - Two. On condition that the Termite Compeny, shall before the first day -of Deoeinber next furnish proof to the satis- faction of the Le -Governor in Comical of a botia Pr and sufficient amtract for the completion of the works, exclusive of track laying, on that portion of tbeir Raitwar extending from llarriston via ries that, !subject to the ratification of this order in Council by resolution of the Legislative Assembly(in delimit of which ratification this order in Council is it,- epemtive) peyment by authorized to be made out of the Railway Fund to the Wellington Company. of a s.im equal to two thousand two hundred and fifty dollar' per mile of that portien of their Railway between Witighem and Kincar- dine. The Committee further advise that the said gnent of aid be upon the followingeonditions, that is to say - Oise. Ott condition that the Wellington Company shall, before the first day of June next, agree by an instniment em- bodying all proper detoils and apprered by the Lietit.Governor in Conned to do what may be necessene (including the works preparatory for the laying of • third rail) in order to give the Lendon. Huron & Bruce Railway Company run- ning powers over that portion of the Wellington Company's line, between Wingham and Kincardine, on terms to be settled in like manner as hereinbefore detailed in the drat disuse of the con- ditions imposed upon the Toronto Com - tho• Two. On condition that the Welling. Cempany shall, befere the first day el- of Jett° nett, agree in like meaner thst bth cane the Turento Company do comply with the conditions impneed on that ite.a; Germany by this Order in Council, then the Wellington Company will do what may be nee:ataxy, including the works preparatory for this laying of • third rail, in order to give the Toronto Com- pany running powers over that portion of the Wellington Company's line km- tween Winghern and Kincardine on Senn* to be settled in like manner aa hereinbefore detailed in the fleet clause of the ounditions imposed on the Termite aerilnisPaetlincYllit c...itrect for the ow setestei . Three. On condition that the Welling- ton Compiny shall, later, the first dav of December next, furnish proof to th• satisfaction of tile Lieu elute ern •r in Conneil of the existence of a beettoteie on that portion of their railway extend- ing fr. en Wilighem, via Lneknow, to pOrtiOn of the Terente Company's Rail- way between Harriston and Winghism not leas than twenty miles in length and in respect of any portion of the Welling- ton Cempervy's Railway between Wing - hem and Kincardine not less than twenty miles in length on the fulfilment of the conditeme of the Act as to such irti and on proof te the satisfaction of the h Lieut. Governor in tlotincil et the se- a istence of • limea fide and sufficient tract for the completion of the works be- tween the said points respectively. Executive Council Chamber, 26th March, 1872. by military men, and those who have it Ititir;e.:,t,' 91rffnnegg. A • Allgok 5'111 examined into the subjeet, it would he from the fact then we hays not our forts JAB faille on our sea comedproperly armed. deficiency in anaiug them? A.— Ws awl make muskets, but we cannot make can -1 iton,rm the spur of the moment, aud the i and calibre ; for nuisance, cannon weig ing 50,000 pounds each, and some to resist iron -clads, we look on the teen-iiich as about 21441 amalkast, gun. N want very heavy ri_fied guns. • which will gledden the hearts of shipbudders in the Deminios. We ha • time n !Awaken plice t:.• value IIIVW *Val alit:heir vowels. The mark 111•4~11,17th March, Mr. 11114 -a 071,1 Canada*. liallt• immuni • tea* 27114, 1St 1111.4 value of wooden ships ties so far whew. Marl' /1 OF rin,n ta. ced that it is said some hundreds al pounds more may be had fro host class property tif this kimi then es er wee is, agiued wotiid be the case. Several large docks were ptirohnied a short time sg.0 dippers which were lying in ',twerp.", by Tyne ship-ownem at comparatively Jew rates, aod the. eve beers run so wooden theta the es system the caused • re - W▪ OW steamers SS rirel of trade i principally empeer ships. The the coke trade. It is anneunced that due year • censiderable nu in tier of yeeeels of thm description ratline from Cie Tyne • Le put into the Caoadistimber trade. Englieh'papers complain that smell coast- ers have also become very seam, and there is &continued difficulty in getting heed,' litee skips to carry small parole and goods (nen our northere porta. This, they oar, has bees very niuch felt during the winter in the es erse• trade, a steamers, not being able to get return cargoes, ceased running to several pieces; the weather being open,merehants intent have liked to have got goods away which are very much erected on the sager aide, bit there•has been the difficulty about ships. Front these reports it wouplid appear that there will be a good market iu England for Comedian built wood vessels during the present year, and of vessels will be built ia our It; yards. This revival of trade in wooden yowls mot add to the property of the Dominion. BRATTY. —Beatty of - the Leader eon- tiuues VD -write up the cause of the menters who are on strike in Toronto. itaHeillesluaipaos to be the w He will be a candidate f but everyone knows tahlatz ethweorwkin:Imeng:vrecti"innot treated them when the sin) rily Isis hands in depreciate—, "__7 silver when others were -117,.°113_,_ Mel% in bankable fends. 1111V. `"tr working men!" friend only eiss is Ube some &elfish end in riew. he has CANADA LIFE dilletIRIVIC OP OV 112.11.14000 Afffill/tANCII COMP/JOT. rill LINTS run ran Wrs YEAR MIL. NB 30TH APRIL INSTANT,. As4 Awseen se Wawa art amain abaft a, ismer Wine Is Us hello el leo **** Miss 1.1. sa4 the lamp Mosso INV, flerhisSIL ~WM the IS - fermis is UAW rimy besertast sa- arrasseea, Iherrie sal Ta- bles of Rates soy is elesised al way se Ur Owl - B OK 8 pitched a cup of scalding 004,elote mistress' face, at 84in Pruietsia, beat the lady hoped the Prince ef tiasee„reee, die. She is new looking he 1,0-4., place—British family preferred_reene and odds, swelling of tbefluuk trona tile, roughness of the hair, stoppage a Pommes bowels er water, thick wane, emigho eerewee country are recommend* eke -ekes townie trouble in horses :—Leas of appe_ Ita eteratry Condition Putodtre for the tel. Veterinary. Serpens all orer the meet Avesta, e the Government Dispensary says that pee, horse ail, thick mad, aed herarm A friend of inure whe is duet were in no medicine chest is now maisente with. ,ainlv there is tooth* in •Its eh...et any one who may tis the trouble to Sroili ON ilia SUL-Tee sem has of late become an objeefsf mat anxiety to many scientific rflai Spasm* quite coninson on thaterb,eisey be seen by have of late ememd elites; bid although Ilse pheamaeaa more astonishing ts Ili weaderfid effect look at it ethroiigh s*es of sinohett ralgia, peens in theta, stream* itc which astonish asonesers, key meal cases ef severe ieditMeasselasee nes- dealers. Price *gem per beide. 36 For sale he Nine meg „wino?, At Kincardine, cis theraday e&w. ult„ the wife die Pint I). kcIn- li III V.11111. La RALLY Greet) ARTICLR. — We nuld At call the attentien of all interested to an o w article of undoubted merit, and which At t we would advise all in want of to give it i a trial. We refer to "Darley's Conido j tion Powders arid Arabian H sestorth, on hsffiek alt., the wait Mr. Willis, eta son. it1,Aiize.iby it, as provided by taw." ben obligatory, forsooth! only mom- mtbermore, the (Vinci! has prescribed there in six divisions. This u• tterly practicable Programme is printed on ery Register supplied to the schools, Pregranune v m• ust be • followed. and is any subject ef t course be omit - 1 language plainese) thus. fads to con - the idea of ob:igatien, we Inust go school ,again as we are said to he rer too old to learn." tly, in respeat te assertion No. 3, y end December- germination' I dy new being extensively used by many of the largest horse dealers in the ° it improves the condition of the country; these men have di horse by purifying the blood and remov- ing from the limp and liver all that preventa their healthy action; its effect is soon apparent in the improved ap- pearanee of the animal, which is one great reason why horse dealers nee it, as they ars tims enabled to got better prices and at the same time give their custom- ers sound and healthy horses. Remern- ber name, and see that the signature et urd it Co. is on each package. — Northrop & Lyman. Newcastle, kOnt proprietors for Canada. Sold by all medicine dealer'. 34 Coombs arid celds, when left to them- selves, frequently bring on pulmouary complainte, which lead to thst distress -- sin; and fatal disease. consnmptinn; but if attended to in 'time, "Bryan Pul- monie Wafers" are a certain remedy.— They stop the irritating cough and snoth McKillop on $e feed ie., strengthen the bronchial adapted for the use of sinstr= hiciFuxini.stry .deattield. MS • ••••• 31.141.1341 tr- On the 26th by the •. Blackwell, es the _ bride's father. se. wile:1417e to Miss MI:me, east* of Mr. OM of Goderich. In the TOWN'"? ol Tuckeressitle 29th ult., by the Rey. John Mr. Rider, to Margaret. est daughter,' the Rev. John BIZ °11:Crbahlnoihnia:sit:pdays8u,Initni"fail:111L°tPummi'haegoedr2FtspaT. 3.1'tiirccE416:6i.h. Wjr.alker, tine, youngest agrittcw. th• 2124k Is TOOkersmitb, on the 934 anti. At Aint.r Yin., ow 'rhnradsjels.. 701101“, 416141111tal 4 D4144 the • J0 Ilhortir• =ma. wt. owareglassi