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mattes were agreed as a whole that au
far as they wen a committee they had
twasseseet as widow io r..u,,,,e nothing to ao with any commission of
ate is aet glee express sone. to
the Government, except as it might in-
sansmess ise eiseesalusae• ot their elude them in their individual capacity,
to sou tam mon in &roars oo ana Re had simply read the for=
me bernesperi, tee lerbarber or motels- , .
taseentom we ewe rannebt• ipt communication because it was ad
. all in his public capacity.
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Mr. McDould moved that the opinion
of the Committee Ca that witnesses can-
not be examined befora the Committee
without being sworn, relative 'to which
it would be necessary to wait for further
instructions.
The motion was carried.
Mr. Blanchet moved that the Cora -
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Affr:Oso. P. Rowsii. & Co., 40 Park oittn• adjourn until
Aro., airld S. x paretetemee ae co., 37 August, to meet at Ottawa, unless a
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Puk Vow, an our only authorised Ad- meeting be called earlier by the chair-
vertising Agents in New York. maa at some other place.
The motion was carried, andthe chair-
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Tftri dots altar sea Subscriber's name ed till the date mentioned.
0 a 'address %advisees ths time icA This clued the entire proceedings.
his S is paid. Thus, "-mu
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Sou a alisbeerseitiew is peat ep to lid
Merril cowl Wit Its owns from that date.
gidiedlibers will see it to be to their interest
to rests promody, as ceur tenses are
SI laraisists II LDIENCE, amrwia. las
%Liu cleaned.
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Tifhine leave as follows.-
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M LAO 12 30 p.
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As will be seen by the above, abso-
lutely nothing was done. With a haate
which tended to show thedread ministers
have of an investig Won, an extra of the
Canada Owiette was issued on Domiuion
Day, the day before the committee met,
contaiaing a proolatnation disallowing
the Oaths bill. Messrs. Dorion and
Blake were anxious to proceed with the
elatnination withont oath, but the
eovernment supporters jumped at the
opportunity for further delay and car.
ried a motion fur wijournment till the
13th of Angtist, when tho Ileum meeta
to receive their report. If Sir John A.
really anxious that he and his col-
leagues should_ be .acquitted of the.
grievous charges brought against them,
why not tate the shortest wsy a dis-
poring a the metier ! Is the govern-
ment amid to have Sir Freacis Hunks
and other members of the Coalman& and
Senate whe aro thtir frien Is an I sup -
pot ters examine& :without the "twenty
of an oath! Surely they will not say
that they canton trnst Mem to tell the
truth whether on oath or otherwise. The
ours, pursued roust have the effect of
The passage of the Bill by the Spanish
Cortes abolishing oonstatutional guanui-
tees has caused the withdrawal ofthe Ir-
reconcilable', and a consequent restora-
tion of qniet ia Madrid.
Heavy thunder storms, doing consid-
erable damage to houses and crops, are
reported from Ohio, Missouri, sal In-
diana. At Galesburg, Kansas, a fearful
tornado prevailed, during which three
children were killed and several grown
persons seriously injured.,
A sheep shock of earthquake was felt
in Buffalo os Sunday morning.
The laying of the new Atlantic cable
was successfully completed on Saturday
morning last.
The Italian ministerical crisis still con-
tinues. Two unsucceasful attempts have
been made W form • government.
I repsirt from Milwaukee Ran that
a terrible storm swept over Wisconsin
on Friday. Several pleasure boata on
Green Lake were capsized, and twenty
persons drowned.
The Spanish Goveenment again an-
nounces that they bare determined to
crush out the Carlist insurrection, and
will give the insurgents jut five days to
make up their minds whether they will
Nurrender or submit to be crushed_
The Captain of the Murillo, which ran
into the Northfieet some time since in
the Znglish Channel, has been fined
%00,000 reels by the Spanish Custom-
house authorities for f.uliug to come to
Liebon when he had a cargo for that
port.
Midiscribers' will cookie a favour by
g us of any irregularity in the
4 their papers.
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e shell be gladat all times to recerve
s 4 local news, reports bf meetings,
dents, or any incident of interest
e ober in the locality where it occurs or
to the county at large. Soch matter
my bo sent at the rate of one cent per
°zed marked Printer's Copy and DOL
se ed. To ensure publication in any
I
p ticular joins it should reach the
o ce not later than Monday evening.
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Dtti AMU'
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orth Hama -D. McLaren.
Pouth Huroe-S. T. Church.
"Both these gentlemen are authorized
tohoceiee subscoptamas &Rd orders for
jIhnprintang and advertising and to
t receipts.
futon
Ma. Roots KAT. -As will be usen by
advertisement and poster!this celebrated
elocutionist intends to give a readiag in
Crabb's Hall on Friday evening next.
Mr. Kay is so well and favorably known
to our readers that we need scarcely
urge • large attendance, especially as
portion the proceeds are to be dqvote1
in aid of St. Stephen's parsonage fund.
Of Mr. Kav's performance His Excel-
lency Lord Dufferin arid, "One of the
cleverest recitation.s it hsa ever been my
good fortune to hear," and the Roches-
ter Express says, "He has superb
qualities as a reader; frankuess, culture,
sympathy, memory, humor, pathon,
delicacy and power." We timid that
Mr. Kay will be greeted with • bumper
house for he well deserves it.
hODERIC11, July 9, isv.
1••=•11,
ed with the festival and Lbw sent the,
tl• hurrying home from the races.
rr°r spa the most successful feattire of
the day was the displsy of
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on the Square ie the evening. They
were very superior and elicited awe&
winiiratiou from the crowds who throng-
ed the streets and filled the balconies
and windows on all sides. Chinese
lanterns were suspended from the trees,
producing a very fine effoct and the
square presented really magnificent
appearance. We most no for:et to
award dne prsise to the
BSA= BAND
who performed almost continuously
during the day on the square, at the
races, and other places. The demon-
strations of the day were very successful
aed we doubt if
Downitoot PAY
was noire loyally or enthesiasticolly
celebrated in any other town or village
in Canada than in Goderich.
A Conoomeats II011 MEAD.- - We
would direct the attention 4 any ode
who wants a comfortable homestead
within easy distance of town, to Mr,
Colin Clark's advertisement. 11r. C.
has made up his mind to remove to the
Muskoka free grant district, and wiahen
to dispose of.his property on the Huron
Road, just outside the town limit'. It
embraces 15 acres, on which are a com-
fortable house and suitable outbuildings.
The Ikeda; in a high state of cultivation.
There is a large omhard, well stocked
with good fruit tree', principally graft-
ed. The whole, foetus a very destrahle
property and well worthy the atten-
tion of any one who may want a snug
oomfortable home.
Iltomx LODGE, Nth 62, I. 0, 0. F. -
The lust/Ration of officers of the above
Lodge took plsee that Thursday evening.
The areaway was performed by the
W. D. Ci, M., Bro. I. F. Toms. The
following are the oflicers installed, -
Wm. Cununiog, N. G.
John Nairn,' V. Gr.
Neil Cempbell, R. 8.
Eric McKay, P. 8.
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NOTARY Pt nue. -John Parsons, Esq.
4 the village 4 Crediton, has been ap-
pointed a Notary Public for Ontario.
FLAG ?OWL -The flag polo OR the
batik opposite Sheriff Macdonald's was
erected by private athecription, net by
the town as previously stated.
convinting eveu Sir John's molt ardent "Noe OPTICS SAVINGS DANE. -The.
amount deposited in the Post office
admirers that the chargte hay° at least
Savings bank at Goderich for the three
inonthe ending 30th Juno was 1P1317.
setae truth in them.
Though the committee has done re 19
5...211. -The Orangemen of this
Extra copies of this clay's Signal Dan be
fiat at tits Oftes-- pries 5 costs.
-oomoLooroo..o---,va-000me._
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The PsC/IC Ilkillira7 laiStirp.
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The committee appointe4 to inquire
into the charges brought &manic the
Dominion Government by Hon. Mr.
Huntington, mat at Montreal on Wed-
inesday last putsuara to instructions,
1 ill the members 4 the cornmittea being
preient. The followino is a snmmary
nothing some additional light has been section will celebrate the annivensary of
thrown on this mstter. The Globe pub-
lishes the correeonntlence. which took
place between Sir Hugh Allan and his
America& partners, ceotaining some
extraordinary discleteures. The charter
it appears was to be soil for "certain
monetary coesialexations," era Sir H ugh
paid as the price of the concessian $313.
000 ' Money -was freely used at the
elections in aid of frierids, and the whole
tenor (1 the correvonlence yoes to skow
that the chai yes brought by Mr. limiting -
ton are t,o tt•tie. Sir Hugh publishes an
affidavit in reply,in which he endeavours
to explain away the charges though he
does not deny the authenticity of the
correspondence. Ilis attempt is how-
ever • lame one, and though what has
come out does pot directly show the
guilt of the government it leaves little
the Bettie of the Boyne (Satuzday next)
ey a pnwession and demonstration at
Clinton.
SC14111111 Youroas.--Tho het weather
has driven people front the heet and
dust of the city and our hotvls and
boarciing houees are pretty well filled up
with summer visitors.
Ctrcrost A esztesorzorr A ?Psi -J edge
Toms has postponed Ilia decision in the
Clinton appeal case for the present iu
order to give him time to look more
fully into the matter.
alwicteic.-Judge Toms,J. T. G arm w,
Jas. Somerville of Lticknow,and several
ithers from this neighborhood have gime
to Montreal to attend a meeting of the
Grand Masenic Lodge.
AN ADVERTISIZNY of ri 11011ee to let
appeared in the SIGNAL a conple of
weeks ago and there hey° been about
twenty applications for it already.
Moral -advertise in the SIGNAL•
Pixoetere von SALE. - Wo woe: I
doubt of it. The meeting of the Haase di t attentiou to the advo:tieeinent o f
in Anenst, when further instructions G. W. laerry ia this ism). Luck new is
will be given to the committee, iill be a very thriving village and h tee no
looked forward to with interest. doubt the proeerty ie Tie tion woulf
peeve a good iavestinent.
Ths Varrath OPEN AIR TILRAODENG.- A man named
Nesbit, who is engaged in the Goderich
A murder trial of considerable interest frwildrY, hea "hen to Preaching, in the
grounds adjoining Wright's Hotel -on
has jut been concluded in New York. Sunday eveninp. We understand he
A youth named Walworth has been belongs to the Pip:mouth Brethren.
tried for the inurder of his father, and
found guilty "murder in the second
of the proceedings : - degree," ehich, sienna he not obtain a
Abraham- Smith,
C. W. Andrews,
0. F. Ste
31. Cigna,
F. F. Law
John Story,
A. Knoell&
Caaitelnn
J. Nilsen
E. Stotts,
' J. H. tiolbo
, Jas. Meiric1F,
L. S. 8.
Tirsurer.
arden.
Conductor.
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L. ft V. 0.
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331r1 Of Pi'311: TchOil
Tho regular. monthly moo g a the
Board was hula tot alott•lay liest. All
the members Oen) present,
The minutes of teat mcio4ng were
read and appreved,
The lerieciaalas ropert for lime was
read apd saltipted.
The Secretary Was instructea to reply
to a communieation received emus time
ago from Mimi Lyster, atatilltif that the
Board was perfectly satis5 with her
manner of teaehing, ete.„ and iuten•led
no slur by Ishtar refusal to mire her
salary.
The followihg accounts ware present-
ed and ordered to bo paii,-A, Dort,
work at St Auditor's Ward School
$2,75; Star ()thee, printing $3.5).
Moved by blr. Ferguson, seeoide1 by
Mr. Simmitne, that the Secretary be in-
structed to task the Towa Ceitneil to
have Nerth • S.reet draiaed, toseosite
Central Scheel, comment:Me at e1r.
Johti Ksy's assidence-Cerned.
The Beerdthen asljeurned.
satisfied that tido people would thorough
ly' devolop its resouroes, and make it
meth a country ps they want, and not as
the Americans want. Canada cannot be
excelled bathe whole world for its wealth
of miners* and he could not but feel
that a great future was yet in stqre for
it, it the people oontinued in the %tun
to exert the Beme energy as they had
&Me in the• put. lie concluded by
stating his eieh that the friendly mis-
tiest which now existed bet wean Canada
aid the United States might forever
ethic, and assured his hearenithat this w as
the sentiment which aunnated the whole
of his countrymen.
The "Army, Navy and Vuluuteers"
was given and respouded to by Colonel
Higinbotham, of Wellingtop, and 1). D.'
Campbell, of Liatowel. • .
"The Senate and House et Commons
of Canada, aad the Legislature of 'On-
tario,' coupled with the names of Hon.
George Alexander:, Joseph Epee', 11.
P., Dayid Stirlen, M. P., W. A. Thomp-
tom, M. P., Thomas Far,row M. P.,
lion. Archibeld McKellar,•anci: Thomas
Gibson, M. P. P.
Hun. George Alexander in responding
on,behrilf of the Senate, felt oonsidera-
. ble dillidenee in doing so, Inasmuch tut
he had not yet taken his seat in that
body, as he had only recently been ap-
points' to theSenate. He felt gratified
at being prosent on this pleasant occa,
sloe, the °mask+ of the opening of •
new lino of milway through this beauti-
ful, and fertile section et' the oountry.
He felt peculier gratification in this in-
stance, as the promoters . .
The opening of this redway sigma -
the merchants of the city o Hamilton,
jee the ee'emenweent uf "I"! ere had giveu to his section of country a
roe rity in this 'action of conntry,and
line of railway, the Groat Vl seem,
through the County of Oxio an . o
town of Wooastoek, which had been of
incalculable benefit in developing the re-
sources -of that County, end increasing
the. proaperitv of Woodstock, and he
had every confidence that the railw&y,
the opening ef which they Were today..
eelebrating, Would be of espial benefit to
this seetiou of the County of Reran and
to the village of Brussels, Ile thought
the bit of the -people of this County had
indeed been- cast in pleasstat places.
We sou living in a climate which cannot
be surpassed.; and in a country unequal-
led for fertility and productivenees.
We have every reason to. be gratified at
the progress our country has made.
Iambic at one canals, our railway•s and our
cities anti great trado ''Ogittres. Con-
ceuntry, these
um a any other
Drussals.
GRAND RAILWAY OFININO.
from the station he hid not noticed even
slowly did or ragged child, but on all
si es were indicationt of inaustry, com-
fort and prosperity. We have come
here to -day to rejoice over the opening
of this railway. We have great reasou
for rejoicing over the oompletion of this
work. Its beneficial influennes will be
many, and the prosperity which wIli fol-
low its completion will be great. Bet,
wiule we thrk the promoters of the eau-
Front the Expositor.
The Southern Extension of the Wel-
lington, Grey and Bruce Kailwey was
formally opened to Benumbs 011 Tuesdee
last, Dominion Day. The occasion was
one which will long be remembered, not
by the people of Brussels alone, hut by
those of tl.e whets northern conntry.
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new trial and perhaps eacape jesticti
Montreal, Jnly 2. -The Pacific Rail -
t way Committee met at 2 p. to -day, l
a together, will probably consign him to
in the Court House. All the principal
the State prison for lifc or a lengthened
parties interested in the inquiry were
present, u well as a large uumbee of
speotators, tilling the rooin to infroce-
hon.
. J. H. 'Cameron, chairman, announced
that he had received from the Minister
' of Justice a copy of the Canada Gazette,
s
;1 priclaitaing the disallowance of the
i . Oaths Bill.
' lir. I:lotion moved that Sir Francis
Ilincks be called as a witness.
Jaz McDonald asked that the instate
lieusof the [louse to the Committee with
reference to the examination of wit-
, nesses be read. This being read, he
moved in amendment, thtt whereas tha
: Oatha Bill has been disallowed, and
1 whereas the committee was instructed
- to examine witnesses tinder oath, in the
Opinion of this Committee witnesses
cannot be examined before the Commit-
tee till further instructed by the House.
, He spoke in favour of this prnpesitien
i' and said the object could be attained by
i the appointment of a Royal Commission.
IMr. Blake replied, pointing nut that
the Committee was in the first place
constituted without any reference to ex-
amination under tmth. Instruction WA
su•bsequently given . to examine under
oath, bet that instroction fell throes+
. with the disallowance of the Act. All
i that waa left was for them now to pro-
' i ceed as an ordinary Parliamentary Com-
mission.
Mr. Dorian followed in the same line
of argement.
Mr. Bla.nehet supported the amend -
seen,.
Tilt:chairman contended th:at the Com-
mittee could not legally proceed with,
-the examination of witnesses except
under oath. He suggested thst the
committee adjourn for a day nr two in
order that he as chairman might have
en opportunity to conatat with the Min-
ister of Justice, aa to the propriety of
asking the Imperial Governmeat to give
the commiasion the same aothority that
' they had under the Act that had been
disallowed. This conld be done by tele-
graph art" there wonld be very little de-
lay.
Mr. McDonald was willing to accept
this suggestion, and substituted for his
amendment one that the omeraittee ad-
jrmrn till two o'clock to -morrow. After
a brief discussion this amendment e as
agreed to sad the committee adjourned
till two to-reoreow.
Montreal, July 3ril.-On the Commit-
tee assembling the chairroso stated that
whe nthe Goievaitteesdjourned yesterday
it adjoerned at the soggestina of hilltself
in his elfleial capacity, with a view uf
-: . =delft& communication to the Minister
i =ea, who was in Montreal, in ta-
to the action which 'eight be
1
- Imbue by the Goliernment in regard to
the communication to be made to the
..3
, Imperial Government for an Act of the
4.1 beigerial Parliament similar to that
It': jobisi was disallowed by the Imperial
' thamwanseat as passed by lb* Cs.nadian
Paglimmest during the present session.
la shower to that communication he
Mil ressived from the Minister of Jus-
tice the following hitter : -
"WM reference to a supoltiom made
hy yes te nee to -day thet the Canadian
Gomenneestathoald make an application
,trr4101- Wagesty's Government to pass
an Let dietbeg the pressed. session to
mat& the Committes ad the Legislative
Chamber so exambse witnesses on oath,
1 beg to eisr thU,in the absence of the
Goveresims 1 ara nnahle to state
whet vies the Government would take
al- w Ilan. If the Commit -
It will submit the &eggs, -
too easmidandia? et ta• Gower -
term of ye.ers. The circumstances of
Walworth, (emir, end his wife were on Bitarrt's Liu -Respecting the new
the mnrder 'tom somewhat peculiar.
bad terms, and had separated. Lett,ers boat for this bite the Chatham Benner
ys,-"The Ontario is ready to launch,
frequently passea between them, those chiller), get some parts of t e engi one er the paosoyterote *lid No novel,
mu soon as the contractors for the ma-
Pzesox.tt.-Mr. Wo II. Lowe, oho
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GEAN9 TEATIVITIES:
terprise foe *ving us these blessiees we
will open wp new souraea a trade to the
wealth and prosperity of tho entire peo-
ple.
The villege WU handsomely decorated
with flags. bannere, arche•and ever-
greens. The main erch extended across
Main street from Mr. Leckie's• store: to
Hall's Hotel. On the top of tho atoll,
in handsome letters. was the wool "Pro-
gress." Suspended from the metre, Ind
surrorinded by a wreath of evergreens.
were the letters, "W. G. it B.•R.,"' It'd
on 0110 side "Stephons8n" and "Jannis
Watt." Opposite the mime of Stephen.
son was "Aden) Brown," end opteinite
James Watt, "MeGiverin." Over tile
bridge, crossing the river. between the
business portion of the villege and the
station, ea* soother arch of evereritens,
on which was a large banner, beariteethe
Word "Welcome." Th,,, handsomely
dear:gated, the thriving village presented
an imposing and attractive appearance,
well calculated to inspire the adiniratifisti
of visitors. '
At an early hone in the forenoon It e
stream Of pleasure seekers came floSi g
in, until about 11 o'elock, wheir t e
streets were lined -with a hying masa, all
impeiently waiting to gain a sight a the
iron horse, many of the juvenile portion.
probably for the first time.
They were not long kept in sesponse,
1 er about 12 o'clock the shrill whistle of
the engine wag heard, met 1 genera.'
stampede was mule for the *tat ion. The
pioneer tram,, conteining the President
and Directors of the rosel. aocompalnied
by manv friends from Hamilton' and
intermediate stations halted ter a eliort
time at the station. After a few certliel
congratelations were exchangel hetares
the passengers and some 4 the leveling
citizens, the train again storted westward
tor Blnevale. ' Arriving at Bluevale,
the residents a that ft...neighing village
turned out in moue te welcome their
honored visitors. After partaking, of
refreshment. and the delivery of 4:I -
dresses, a dirt for Brussels wits agein
made. The tiant &mead at Breseels
about 2 P. 1K. This time a large 0 -
ber of people of BItievale and aurae% d•
ing country, who had availed them Os
of the opportunity 4 having a first title
on the Southern Extensimi, eccolopet ied
the Directors and their party. Ai s ion
as all had alighted front the cars, en ad-
dresui 4 welcome wal reed by Mr. John
Leckie, Reeve. on behalf of the reed -
dents 4 Briteuiele. Mr. McGoterin,
President. on behalf of the V ice -Pewit -
dent and Directors of the Company,
read the foll mile;
REPLY :
To John Lickie, Esq.. Reeve. on behalf ef
the Corporation of Brussels: •
Dien Sui :- On behalf of the :Vioe-
Pre-indeed and birectors of theConapenv.
peratia me to tliatik you very cordially
for your complimentary addreak. I
think thar'your visitors ono youreelves honesty in.Parltainent as we, lave shill -
have cause for mutual ceneratelat ions. t v. In conclusion, Ile hoped' ara trusted
ern Extension woe taken in hand, and teat all present might live tit enjoy the
eiteeneettlist oafivt:
It is lea than two years -eine -a the South
to -day the iron horse has enabled US to ,h0wIlletteradthaterscnhattenniel°, telligebcteoetnu-
oay yon a visit surrounded by travelling pletioa cf which they were to -day cola
comferte which the wealth of our grand
fathers' king ceuld not heve comnientled. baiting, was first set on foe.
111r. ity nial, 11. l'., soid the Ilona° of
In awing this rhilway question before oe
1 oiteLin uf Catuola was a fair reoresen-
y:..tir people our nudism practiee kai imam, oi the peoplioacsaaaaoine if they
gnestion, but now thet 'le battle in over are ten such sta you woted have thetnyon
teen to deal 15 ith it as a purely bt sines*
and a very eratifytng succesa /achieved, must amead your 1,4 n Walk and become
I may take the liberty of saying that we hotter amt. purer representetives. If half
lietter and purer yetirselves, and scud
have always felt a keen delight in link of what as said is trite, there are many
sect ien of cinintry. While the columer- mentbere of the lielow 'of Co:Tenons who
ing one nettles with the proirress of this
aid adeantages accruing fa us from A are unit to ocenpy elicit a position. Ru•
railway connection with yeti tote been the moor luta it that Whig and Tory alike
main 'naive for our action, tho °nor- brim for his vote is unfit to be -entreated
were batted. A ny man who will'take a
The sixth anniversary of the Domi-
nion 0 Canada was duly celebrated on
Tuesday 1st July, by the ilthabitants of
tioderich and vicinity. A good pro-
gramme had Leen prepared f•sr the en-
tertainment "of the people of the town,
and those keel distance who might
favour us with their presence. The
weather waseuperb. the sun shining out
gloriesuely, while a splendid breeze from
the lake rendered tho tensperatere c '01
had the misfortune to lose both kends
and pleasant. The rain whieh fell
at Clinton lOnle time ago, us at present
in town. He appears to be in good
health sad spirits. He intends viatting
New lank to procure artificial hands
after which he will return to Britiali
1 b. r
during the few 'aerates days had ef-
fectually laid the dust, and all nature
appeared to elude on the birthday of our
fair Dominion. Semi after nine tecloc k
an
ITAIN
erriyel frost Stratfta 1 and iuterme-
diate stetioes, bringing a large nutither
of visitors, arnong whom were the chit.
written by him being very abusive in ready. As soon as she is in the water, 3lethodist &Wealth Sehnole, with their
the keel td the Qmebec will be, laid by
their character. Y.Alng Wal worth con- friends, who cam) to hold a
Messrs. Chisholm & Simpson.'
sidereal that his mother was not being
PERNOI3t.-31r. W. Mathews, %leo
teed properly and took it upon himself b bee O•te as Mail Clerk on the
to shoot his father in revenge. In a Rft.lay "In. nilt;ilway. ever since ita
British or Canadian (mut of Justice opening in July 18a8, has been removed
the murderer would probably be found to Sarnia, to run between that point
and Buffett). Mr. Mathews was very
pail4 would be. expressed for him. Not popular here and will be mech missed.
elle James Friel,who formerly re.11 here,
guilty and hung, and little or no gym-
s°, hozever, in New York. The par. takes his place.
ricide, when pet neon Bs' DOCKS. -The street below the eleva-
warmly defended, and even the tor is caving in, showing the necessity
f proceeding at once with the construe -
kid allowea the minds of the docks. Mr. &neat has
jury to be ineneuced in his Layette
by permitting his tether's letters to be
read in Court, though they heel no
direct teatime ell the case. Two linee
defense were set up, first "Served hire
right," and second, "Insanity a the
murderer." The "emotional insanity"
plea was net sestained, and the jury re-
turner' a verdict as above, though we
cannot see how they could consider
tbe crime anything short of deliberate
and wilful mueder. Such, however, is
public sentiment in the United States,
and there aie not wanting those who
fully exonerate young Wslworth from
all blame and look npen him as a kind
of hero.
to Wilms the
re-
lielhoold as
have enabled
sittisst is /hotrod,
whilla poi ars diairman, to ex-
ertImmest___i_j=1 mak has bees be-
ef the Canadian
71"f=ssirsto near to yea, as
al the sommittos, thooller
Illy as soothe pet et the Gowen -
OS the Si* of Me Sow of Oome.
tit base a Iterhessolinies aft.
•• the essokweas leistiog the
mbiaii woad wake wees
WOW feasted te the sew
• ileum al Caboacpsh is.
isto.1101.• et sipason• ea
Oia- los poosso,
or
Ion
drawn up a plan of the proposed work*,
which, after heing submitted to the ap-
proval 0 their resident engineer will be
forwarded to the gea eminent for con-
.
seleration.
RRIARKt3LE CAA11.-T110 11104t re.
markelle case of deafness vie have
heard of for some time is Viet of an old
lady who lives on the point. On Do-
minion day when Capt. Thomson's
battery fired a salute of 21 guns,othe was
observed to start and listen as the last
gun was fired, and then she exclaimed
"cone in." The isld dame thought it
was sonie one knocking at the door.
, Ma. Mittza, inspector of Public
Schools is at present conducting the
usnal half -yearly examinations for pro -
'notion through the different depart.
f the Centnal and. Ward Schools.
The quarterly public examinations will
Ths Oalti*St.
The Government have modified their the llth of the present month. Art 2 P.
Thursday the 10th arid in the ddfcrent
the Cabinet officers. The following sr- moms of the Central School on Friday
sem.ble at thn illsoolwf jolt! re
pmgramme somewhat with reference to M. on Friday, all the
1 in the Ward Se.hools on
remes,Ceanntd to hear the IMMIL
rangernent took effect on the 1st of clor Llip15." ealttla ezeininations.
Jaly,-Hun. Alex. Catnpbell, Minister p AL CARDS. — By • regulation
of the Interior; Hon. John O'Connor, weich e into effect on the 1st inst.,
Minister of Inland Revenue; Hun. Haigh the United States anrdieCwri beadeilsitzr-
Macdonald, Minister of Militia. The postal carded' betweern.
Pustmuter-General; Hon. T. N. Gibbs, the exchenge of
milted.heCe_ e
IIitnititda cSatates and United
office a President of the Council is still giteltnoteee.oe to censels, without charge,_
.Htiloonn. Mr. G,iibbs majori
_
ty in this con- ed on them. Unless prepaid in this
way they will not be forwarded. This
aro prepaid at the rate of
South Ontario. provided they
vacant.
two cents, s. e. by affIxing a one cent
stamp in additinn te the stamp impress-
sti eir was -42. The town of Oshawa, arrangement will be a great conyenieuee
in which he resides, gave him a majority to thou who have occasion to send short
of 304 so that it is that place in reality meamges lic-
-caa the lines.
which has rano:led him It is ' Tan )1SNITOBS arrived here on Sun -
On tho ground' 4 Wright's Hotel. They
inarchad thtther headed by the bruit
band. The children passed the fore-
noon in varioue g.1,11011, an i after par •
taking of tench went on board the
iteamer Wm. eleyeetar. On their re-
turn they were treated to It, feast of
strawberries, anti after listening W a
*bort address from Rev. Mr. Levell and
ainging couple of pieces, left for home
roll pleased with the manner in which
they had spent the day, which Lotto
nattily passed over withoet a mishap of
any Lind to mar its entiament. At 10
o'clock tho
must not foeget those to wheat we are
in reality ingebted, We guest not over
itookilte pioneers of the forest. We
ought not to overlook the men and wo-
men who come.in here years ago, with-
out even a waxen, but • Wally ut whom
carried their strain worldly elute .
urn
their back', and wko, with tbeir wil lag
hands and string arms, cleared up the
forest It is to these noble men 6nd
women thit we are to-dav indebted for
the improvriments which we Woe.
Thais assembled het's to,day, have to
thank these aoble end breed Pea" the
pioneers of the country, tor the raitwal.
Had it not boon for their exertions there
would be no•railway nor need for one.
Much as 1 rampant these gentlirnen who
are the promoters of the enterprise, 1
hare the molt profound respect fur these
noble old pioueers. The effect uf theta:
railways upon the country will be very
groat. BF newts el railways two am en-
abled to v ew the prosperity existing
from one end of the coimtry to the other
and individuels from distant .portions
are enabled to meet and intermingle con-
gratulatimis on anapioloos occasions of
this kind. Ilia it not been for the new
railway ha might never have been tip -
+Weil to view the magnitieent couutry
which be hod just passed through in
Huron. Ile had been enabled to sea the
country andtosee the pepple,and bebop...II
good would result from it. They had al
so been enabled to see him, and n it-
withstandieg all that he& been said,
they wouldatie that ho looked very much
like other taen. Treaties' may be drawn
up hutment couutries, but there is tie th
ing which will cement countries anti na-
tions "thee:band of iron rails. lfy this -
'means we find that the people of the
Uoited Stoles are people such as we ere
mime' rem !They speak the same language,
caery en the sanio industries, and to a
co blamable extent enjoy thesaine laws,
.!
an many ef them are of the same nation -
all y. We hare been enabled to have
comma' cial and friendly interoourse with
them, and becoming thoroughly ac-
quainted with etch other, will prevent
all danger of a rupture between us.
While we must and should cherish all
aim admiration for tho old pioneers 4
this ceuntry, we must nut cling to the
ohl-fecy notions. Tho same system
0 agriculteire ehich worked well iu the
bush will not do now. Wo must keep
peo" with the times. Tito meet:haute
and businesse men of the cuoutry are
putting forth every effort to stimulate
tho trio. a the country by causing rail,
ways to be built poet our doors. and the
various towns anal cities are anxiously
competing fee (stir trade.' While this ie
going on the farmer mud not stand still,
but should press forward and take ad-
vantage of the improved circumstances
in which he rinds himself. We bay° the
fecolteee and intelligence to beceme a
great people, awl why shotild we not do
it? .Why.. should the descends', ta of
those meni who ca no into the forest, and
by their olitu industry bewail, out for
themselves comfortable homes not be
Is the past we have had sharp words, worthy otheir forefathers, and carry oi.
•
i.:•mets
which woro advertised to:tithe place on
the Square were cotninencod, and oc-
cupied several hours. A ottimber of
money and other prizes were competed
for, and the var. rause and other
amusements fureithed entertainment for
a large crowd. We hey° !lot room for
the prize list, bnt must give let least the
reselt of the baby show, in which
blesses. S. If. Datlor, Toms anl Sim-
mons (all bachelors) were judges. The
first prize of $2 was awarded to A. 'Cal -
back fer twins and the second of $1 to
Mrs. Grant. We do nut kilow whether
tho award of the bacheters ve satisfic-
votes there.we .
re openly purchased at da morning last having taken nine
seal that
5100 each. hours to opine rein ram. 1
y - f Sa ' T1 e lake
Was- very rough on account of a high
north west wiod, and moat of the pas -
seinen were sea -sick. She lay here all
Sunday till the wind fell and then pro-
ceeded on her way. Among the pas-
sengers were the family aLieut. Gov *rune
Morris .of 1danitoba, the Governor of
Minnesota and Wilily, G. D1cMioken,
Deputy Receiver General and Lindsay
Ruesell, Dominion Litod Agent, Mani -
tuba, and Rem. W. Cochrane and Re
Ure, delegates of th. C. P. Church te
Manitoba.
Pleeeires.-The children attended Ste
Patrick's and St. David's Ward Schools,
with • few of their friends, held • pio-
ric in Ransford's grove Heron Road,
on Friday afternoon lait. 'There were
&beet goo children ereseat, who enjoyed
themselves immensely, judging by the
manner m which they devoured . the
cakes and toher good *offs provided
for them, and the zest with which th4eitrt
entered into the verioul games. . ,
Saturday the papils of Mr. Cummtlaga
department a tb, Central Schoo fol-
lowed suite at Galt's Point. Tbe pal-
mate, successful and a
sue there ins fg ___..
t tuas wall 'Pew.
Hatite 311mtion-
1dr. Gonlge, Independeut, hai de-
feated Captain Armstrong, the govern'
ment candidate, in Hants County, Nova
Scotia, Hon. Joseph Howe's old con--
etituency, by &majority of 113.
173,73 07 TEE WILICIL
--
A meeting was held in London, on
Monday evening 30th ult., the Earl of
Shafteraury presiding, to protest against
the introduction of the confessional into
the Church of Englan4.
Since the fall of /Chive the Russian
Government has renewed its assurances
that its troops will retire from the wino
try when the Khan has be -ea sufficiently
punished for his treatment of Renzi=
subjects.
ti )n,but we pity them if it
afternoon the grant attrac
IIAt'05
at Melton Perk. Tho fellowing are the
races rue with the result,-'
Flan Race. -Horses that never beat
2:44. Three entries were rnade, hut
only two horses started, via., H. J. Me-
Cutcheoua 'lady Dufferin' and A. M.
Polley's °Tip Corey.' The first, tbird
and fourth heats were wen by 'Tip
Corey' in 2:53, 255t, adif 2:55; and
the second heat by 'Lady Darlene'
in 2:52.
idn't.In the
un was the
eitlenng the ag» of the
ere unsurtiassed by tes
country in the world..
tiro inen also aro no
House uf Commons a anada contains
talent which will conqxtre favor-.
ably with any similar bodiesot shy nun
try. To the. ladies he would say that
they have an insportstit duty to perforin.
Tho destinies tlio country aopend
ItIlleh cm their conduit. As the youth
4 the country are taught so they will
gm* up, and who has more 14111mm:tin
the shaping a the future' condua, of
these youths than their mothers!
Das Stirton, M. R., said he had
takeafroin the first a moat hearty in-
tereat in the ,scheine, t he successful com-
pletion of welch they , wore ahis day
celebrating. /*laity of his yid -friends
end ueighteetars had settled down and
inade homes for themselves in this sec-
tion uf country. He felt that tine rail -
my would benefit them, and had aim.
Aequently considered it his dulty to du
all in his powe: to promote its into:eats.
A monster balloon is being cower:mt. YerY Pkmallin setiwitimilassfor b"tbse
ed in New York, in which Messrs. Wiee Sate.to the salt lieu &maga ex-
Plsf"
Os•ds 'Ow c"slisY °IQ "lig' &nd
two or three
Nem :Abucrtieemtnts.
-For Sale or Lease.
THAT very valuable Town. Property
s• on the Market Square and FAA
Street, known as the Itte0ONNELL
BLOCK. This ia one of the best busi-
ness stanch in the town, -anti will be sold
er rented at a go-od turgain. Foirl fur-
ther particulars taftply to
GEORGE ROBERTS°
Cehmet Meker, Agent, 0.
July 3rd, 1873. 1
rick.
.7
Land Spactaa.ors.
THE stibecriber offers .for sale that
-1*- valuable 90 acres of Land it' the
flourishing Village of Luken*. About
29) Town lets are noe rowdy for the
merket, mid could • be sold at a high
figure immediately. Only a few mo -
meets walk to the W. G. k B. Railway
Depot, or the centre of hominess partof
Village. This is a rare chance fora good
barmen, Railway di vi.les the property.
Lind fronts the main street. fair fur-
ther patienlars &dams immediately
G. W. BERRY,
1377a Liu:know, Ont.,
doubts anti fears, but those are now all
One& uf the past, and we have the
reality. In all the battles and struggles
of the past, he felt ihet the scheme
which he, in connection 414h the promo-
ters of this euterprise adeocated, , w.us
the work ao uobly commenced by them.
Ile reniembered himself, when .he arst
witted in' the woods, there. was not A
lock on a; door in the whole settlement.
There vrat uo need of tt; all were hon-
est. and every man had full confidence in
. .
Nctulbotritictitent5.
•
C RA BB'S H ALL
(G orgonici t,
Friday, July llth,1873.
'
M .'110011E A Y
THE NOTED ELOCUTIONIST,
i cencladei a twist successful
season in the United Statoi, wilt give
one of
Hia Poptear Ente:tainmanta.
As above. A portion of .theproroteds
be devoted to the parsonage fent ef gt.
Stephen'sChtirch,Goderieli p. Mr. Kay
has been pronounced by the English and
America& press to be one td the most
sum:Raul ind Wonted readers of the
'ley. lie had the honor al "mint special-
ly engage.I by Mrs. SCOTT SIDIJONS,
the great and icoomplished tragedienne,
to impersemite Romeo, Melnotte,
Hamlet, too; on her English tour Of
1868, whiclajte did with credit both to
Mrs. Siddoits and himself ; so ssys the
English press.
P 1 tO4III AM M
• IL A. Pos.
'E. A. Poe. _
Lauds for Sale Tt:f3teallIn
Annabel Lee • Z Poo.
the best for the lute:eats of the country. hts neighbor. There went no thieves eu
The hearty easisteuce which it had re- the bush. All were hottest Men, and he
mayed from the peeple showed that they believed that thee* who sprung front
&Leo ihougla it the best. He believed, them couttl net help but become a great
and was sincere in saying, that they sad worthy people. 110 woo a teenier
wield net be diseppointed. There himself; and he knew that there existed
miglit still be diffieulues and drawbacks a feeling among farmers that merchants
ia L110 way, but these would in time be aro coutiothally taking advantage t)f them
overcome. The c might occasionally and attemptine ron theist. Ever',
get effthetrack, bet tuistiepe such as these farmer worthy of tfhe name should divest
slotaril 'het bring diacouregeutents.' The himself of this feeling. There it no such
best of im sometimes get off the track. desire among meenbants. They desire
Even greet statesmen get off the ' track. the tredii of the farmer, they want to
Indeedehe somettuaes thought that our purchase his products, and if they do nut
Government got off Gm trick, but for give value for these products it is the -
all Oita the world moved on and the fault of the farmer himself. All, farin-
a:wintry prospered. With regard' to the er, merchant. and mechanic should work.
House of Cumulous, he would only &ay, harmoniously together, 'boulder to
that ho believed we heti full as much shoulder, for the benefit of the country,
and each other, instead of cheriehing
feelings of doubt and dearest Operant
one another. lu benefiting eac'e other,
we cannot but benefit ourselves. '1 he
luctelaines of Hamilton did not build
this railroad to benefit you, they built it
to benefit themselves. The farmers of
Huron -Aid not grant their boeuses to tie
road because they thonght it would ben
efit, Ilse -eaten. but because they thought
it would benefit thsniselves. 'fho farm-
ers haves given the bonuses and the mer-
e -limits here given the road. Each hare
-confided anil trusted in the other, and
the beneficial results will be niutual.
Eaeh will reap more benefit from the road
thanit has cost them.
'Mr. ("Ibsen, M. P. P., thought as so
many Parliameutari veterans had pre-
ceded hint, it was unneeessary for him to
say much. If there was anything thet
amid speak for itself it was the iron
horse. It had spoken, and spoken poretty
loudly to &ay in Brussels, and he had ut,
doubt but leis day would be lung re-
membered by twiny as the opening 4
an ere. of progress aid prosperity. Of
all inventions known, there is none
which has done so much for eiviltution
as the railway. The prujectors of the
Wellington, Grey and Bruce Railway
roay now look back with pleseure upoia
;what they have ftecomplished. and al-
though in tho past pretty sharp possagee
have been indulged in, and the railway
' battles were as loit AS that fought in
Stiuth Ontario on Monday, all that is
osier now, and if the result is not es all
0 us would like, it is, no doubt, the best
for the oountry. Ste. Gibseen proceeded
to otentrast the position of the country
eoe elth what it was eighteen years ago,
and shewed the 'almost marvelbins
iniprovetnout which hal been made.
The next toast *as "The Officers and
Directors of the Wellington, Grey and
Bruce Railway." Intro-Wein& this toast
the chairman said he felt proud in oe-
copying the position he did to -day.
Eighteen months ago, these railway Tete
erans whom wo are eatertaining to -day,
came up here aud promised to give its a
road. At the time we doubted their sin-
cerity, and thought they were only try-
ing to burk another scheme which was
offered us. They, however, gave us
such proof as to conviuce us that they
were in earnest, and he thought that
to day' the train of passenger cars at the
station was sufficient proof to centime
the most skeptical that they were iu ear-
liest, and that they have not disappoint-
ed us.
President McGivorin being the first to
respond, did so in a pleasant autl af.
fable inanuer. Being in ono of big
most jolly moods, the gallant Coleuel
kept the audience in a constant roar of
laughter.
Mr. Adam Brown also responded in en
able speech of slime leugth, in whish he
paid high compliment to the chairsuata
for his exertions in behalf of tho enter-
prise, the 'accessed which they were met
to rejoice over.
The Vice -Chairman, Mr. Livingstone,
proposed the contractors of the Welling-
ton, Grey and Breese. Mr. D. D. Hey
respended in a short hut practioal and
excellent speech, in which he warned the
Company that ellen the road was con-
etrutted, in order to make it efficient
and of servioe, it would require to he
properly equipped.
At this juncture of the proceedings
the hour had arrived when the Hasuilton
gentlemen hue to leave, in order to make
their connections on the imam line, ono
get home ou Wednesday niorning, cons..
uently a number of toasts on efie
E NvopncocK/
C3:1;1/1: ANCER
And Land Agent.
tailor Meter of Cot Mieet , Ooderich.
A Valuable Farm
ITUATED in the secend concession
'-' of the Western 'Division of the
Township of. C9lborne,
ateout four miles from Gederich, con-
taining 240 acres of good land, nearly
half of which is cleared and free from
stumps, with Brick House, Barns, .Sta-
hies, eVorkshops, atc. There ts a gomi
bearing Orchard of the choimen fruit
the estate. Well watered. Title
-indisputable. Teruel easy.
E. WOOD:100K. •
Conveyancer a el LA111 Agent,G lerich.
An Excellent Farm
slTUATE on the Lake Shore in tIte
ToWnship 9f Colborne,
abont nix onkel from Goderich, coutain-
ing 247 acres of lend, 75 acres cleared,
with Cedar Log Reuse, Banos, Stablese,
&c. Well timbered with Beech, Maple,
and a quantity4 Cedar. A good bear-
ing Orchard,' good web of water. Soil,
bleck beim. This estate. will be sold
either entire /or in two parte as may suit
snit the purchaser. Terms very'reason-
able. Tole cleer. Fair particulars ap-
pply te •
E. WOODCOCK,
Conveyoneer and Laud Agent,Goderich.;
2e4re RACE. --Rouning.-4Horses that
never won public money. Three entries.
'Cracker Boy,' by McLean; 'Lord Da_
form,' by .1. Miller; 'Dominion Boy' by
J. McPherson. Dominian Boy emu the
three heats easily.
3•D Rae& -Horses that never beat 3
minutes. Three entries. 'Duster' by
T. Ball of &Worth; `Dungannen Boy'
by J. Payne, Goderiohl ,aild `Csteit •
Ewing' by G. Ewing. This race was
closely contested,Dustar won tha 1st, 3rd
and 4th heats; time, 3:02; 3:06, and 3:05
and Dungannon Boy theeard heat, Limo
3.04.
iien RAM -BUTCHRILS IND DROYZEIL
-Six entries-eButcher Girl' H. An-
drews•eLfrover Boy'SharpeOrange Bales'
J. Martin; 'Chareoel'; 'Mae Bird', and
'Grocer Boy' It McLean. Grocer Buy
won the drat three heats..
A BASE BALL maven
was played at Melton Pas:k between the
Goderich and Seaforth Clubs, which re-
sulted in • vicjory for aleaforth, the
score being 23 t3 11.
A CRICKET oaten
was played on the Flats nil the afternoon
between the Goderich chile aud a team
front Lucknow aud Witighatn. At it
was not known till well on in the fore-
noon that the match would be on, a
number of the best players of the God -
eel& club had made other engagements
and were unable to plag, Under these
circumstance:1 the game: which was a
one innings match, resulted in favour
of Lucknow and Wigham, the score
beluga to 73. We have not space for
the individual scores. For Lecknow
and Wingham, Bray made 28, Geo.
Brunel 18 and Hall 17, while tur God.
erich Smith was the only man who
ment of your cenntry fereshadowed has rive who *ill giae a lathe, is untit for a
"1""O P'ewihilitiee which tho full derel"P- with the franchise, -and any reprosenta-
actuate ell greed citizens. I am greatly o they
seat in the Houle *4 Commons. The
atrongly attracted the public sena and
the petriotio iinpubses which might to people hive the utak singef the Counnoffes
tractor, Mr. Ifendrie, of our Chief En- elloe theinsettes to bo bribea by
with your approval. - We: as well as their representative, they must expect
'het that representative will attest bun -
pleased to find the lahours rtf eur eon -
vote feel haw nttich the euterprise is may be very aura that his censtintents
self to be brilx:d. Whenever you see a
Rinser, Mr. Ridout, an•1 hid staff, meet
most willingly we join in the compliment .
Commoner sitting what is wrong, you
yotohave paid them. I am satisfied that have nut done. a hat is right. When
nadebted to their earnest eff atm, and
your anticipations of a day not fee dis- we if you pm put your hards 011 your
your represent/dive deceives • 'One, mi-
litia, when • large through traffic will qouoairr°ts ilia: ).:uyr tolillit el:I:eel:I:icing' "fodr
pass over one line, are not shadowy' nr himyou,actedloinestly and conacientions-
threct avenue of traffic between the ele'rrna.updt :terremsonTidttrettilutYivnesn.inti'leneeti .1,
ensubstantial. Our railway us in the I
Great Norih-west of our own Dominion. inanity; Fr:I:se ['lit:. bli Its'ilowwaseditlhado td'Ceaepeils::
Great 'West of the Uuiled Stetes, the
commensurate share of, the passing benefita were expecte:I was now iii a feir
the oonotry in tho progress of the rail-
PtheoaPt lethelif
of the line, will, I tun certain, secure a road, fade which so many blemings sand
tonal,: tuba: we's: gtalakaeulboy sathye
and the Atlantic sea board, and the well
known enterprise of the Company' which
will have the management of the traffic
trade. I tilank you again, gentlemen, way fur completion. .11 ins now nosey
for this cordial reception. Your invite- completed to Wingliam, and woula in A
WII. Sti:GIVERIN, l'resident. .ew months be conieleted to Lucknow.
He felt cquyinced thet the hopes aud ex -
rem to enjoy ourselves can be accepted f
without reserve because we have known
before note the eeneroite hospitality peceeenee ee the people would not be
Mr. MeGiverin, the disappointed, but that the benefits flow -
which prompts the itivitetion.
Bab furaml.- The proceuiou was head- ing frota this new enterprise would have
At the conclusion of the addressee, a mighty influenc,e fur good, and w3uld
Following the band was the Brussels
) enhance the prosperity ef the people even
and se few ronvarks from the President
Volunteer Company, under commend 4 the House of Commons present, he was
Lieutenant English and Enstge Hama- to an exteut unanticipated. ile felt
rather peculiar in the position he emu-
PROCIMMON
ton. After the volunteers, wee a car- wax happy to say, however, that thme
sense, he stood here aline. Although
there were so -many emilient members of
the only one on his side tit politi( s. He
Ile might say that, in one
ed by the Wellington Battalion Iliad. pied to slay.
Donald sort, undertake to make the
experiment of ping to Europe, moan,.
about the 20th of August.
The Orange societies of New York
have apphed for a -..)errnit to parade cm
the 12th ins,. They are to prepare and
sitinnit to the Beerd of Police a route
for the proposed procession.
A report has b•ea received front Soar*
stating that a reoent engagsrasot
Wool &body ot Carlistaand Republicans
resulted in the severe defeat of the 144
Isrp questitsee are beii‘g shipped to
ancers„ urilfigpri•• Wow Orr lorro1
with an toriesey. We nadir-
sem& 6 eampassy; eeempoved priacipally
et Seder* capitalist% Wm Purchased
the fama el Yr. Robect Wilson end in-
ked te- Mak a well awl meet esteasire
work; foe tit* neaseelestsWit of eilt. nay
mill -else abahigt,6 wherflesiv:761.,Gotiter
halides for
grata&
the
the Wei
malt
Valuable Bush Lot.
fa E1NG composed of .Lot No 5, con
71.coesswinonshi10,pinothfeTrurnberry,
conteiniug 10) aerea. The soil is mixed
from Week lava et sandy Ilene with a
never imbue creek running throughthe
lot. Timber ouedialf Beech and Maple,
the reitialuder Cedar, Ptne lend, Hem-
lock. Sod heavy. This l/t is very lipveryboay is invited to examine. '
valnable, beiug "isolate witlin one Mite 1.-4 ,
of the &titres:1, three utiles front the
vitt:items ILlinore, -six 'miles from
Wroseter, and seven tulles from Wing-
hem- latte,gool. Terms to suit the
purchaser. For further particiders, ap-
ply to
E. WOODCOCK,
Ceuveyencer and Laud Agent,Godericht.
TDeenathmii;=„siwietatk Art.mlionsa, rshak7afni_peare.
Tickeemimin..
The Satin Bonnet
Daggeouer,
:s1. Latin.
ck..
Society t.pon the Stanialans. Brettfarte.
Selections front
The Soldier Priest • • • Anonymous.
Tne Maniac
Card. agps. mey be ordered at a quertex
isefoonc.ottesonimeruvceed asestat 8 o'cl.ottiek. etnts:
41tbn)rdPeAr Ta Ban2-quet some,
Unreserved 25 Cents.
1 l'77 a
Ticket 4 te be ha.dt°a_ttle'n..Ji_a_1-_o_rhe_useis.
MOORE it bleKENZIE heve
On hand a very large Stock
Of Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots ei
Shoes, fic., &c.,
Received fro:n the nest market*, which
A Gooi Farm,
6:tin:ATE about six tulles froin Gede-
rich, on the 5th con., E. D., of the
Township of Colbbine.
eonteiuing 10) acres. 8) cleared aria
mostly tiuiler cultivation. The -soil is
000d, varying.frout :seedy loam to heavy
*black teem. 'There is. a spleudid creek
running through ehe lot --also a snikil
beanug orchard. , be sold cheap. For
particulars applys tivooDcoc
Conveytincer anl lend Agent,Cederich.
riage :drawn by four horses, coutainine here although pelitieal opponents were
the officers and Directors a the Wel-
lington, Grey and Bruce Railway. Next net' nal friend's, aua he was rejoiced to
the entire °miaow se of people on foot. ePextend te them a
ularly pleased to pee his friend from
The proussion, which was well arranged Haldimand, Mr. Th peon. present_
'cordial welcome to
.. this sectii in t if coil Atry. He OAS emetic-
eame a number of carriages, fellowed by
and presented an humming appearance, Mr. Thompson was a great man in the
pr0000ded tu Mr. Vaustone's new mill, He of Comumee• Ile waa almoet
where the next to Sir John A. blaodonald. rie
IttNQITLT was President of the Pipe. Some greet
BY t0 be heti. The accommedation things were dote iu Coiumittee of the
here provided was aniple, and the build- pip.. His hearers might weeder what
ing admirably adapted for the occasion. the Committee of the Pipe was, bqt h
The tebles were spread -in the second tld n enlighten them. In the
story of the building. Tho mom was smoking romu there waa frequently ea
nutty decorated with evergreens, was large attendance of members, and th
large, airy and commodioue. There affair( of State were there discussed fre
were four tables, extending along the en- ueutly with ability 'and sometimes with
tire length of the building, with one (igr et warmth. On the opinions formed
across at the head of the room for et:- ebbe queatious front discussions
goaata. et hen all bad taken their seats, iherPe held, many acted intelligently iii
all the tables were well filled. There tthe House so that this Committee had
was ono feature of this entertainment siderablo influence in moulding the
worthy ef special notice and imitation. wn 1 . of the couutry. Tho imP°r"
Iry ^twit
A large unmber of ladies graced the oe- lion of hie Hcnorable
thrice of the pori .
d t to all. As
sien with their presence. After all had 1(1 now be eel en
done ample lestice to the breinteous froiethnde Dtvceiu'inioll• the wood Dominion
feast provide* , Mr. Leclie, Iteeve of 11 cl I s ys a charm to hint. He liked
Brussels, tovic the chair, end Mr. N. M. la a alwaUnitod States, but he liked the
Livingstone, the vice -chair. After the the wipe " • eattleal better: He
word mutton a go
were given re was in store
lintel loyal au I patriotic toasts ' lel' veal that a gteat tutu . d
and dilly honored, the Chairman pr I° - • whieh now exten ed
for this Dominion,
ea "the health 4 the President of° the.
Its position is ass
are industris t,;raitrthitloanth:: extre.78eSouth..
f • •rable for the growth
1 stock it4 min-
forfoatuutkhienfdars
United *bates."
reached .double figures. No teat than
six of the Lucknow and. Wingkem
players retired without adding nnythtng
and eloquent speech. He believed the
11r. Blake, American Consul at Ham-
ilton, responded es this toast in a beat
to the same, four of the Goderich team
deiniaptto. During the day the steam-.
ers t and "Vin Seestokr pee two
execeounive
each, on the Lake, which were well
patronised. The ladies of St. George's
Church held a
ETRAWBERRY 431',V AL
on the grounds adjoiping Wright's
Rotel sect realized a o4nsiderable sum
insist el the funds of the Church. Un-
foible/11y a bury
. • • . turovar• cy Ram
ises:ccasbest o'Clashi which interior.
crnmplineout shown to Ins country by the
hearty manner in which the toast had
been received, was sincere. It was now
abtut 21 years since he first placed foot
on Cenashan and he could say that
the progress made daring P.Lt time seas
such as none but an enterpristrg and go-
ahead people eould seentripleie,
the uloasure of. knowing many of the
principal num ot Canada, and knew them
to be men of integrity, energy, industry
end perseverenac, sad well ealcrolated to
meat in makieg Canada& great °Gantry.
Ottuoda is a great country, and he felt
lirwhich they offer, at very tow prices.
MMcK ate make to order
. ,‘
CinChing for .CeWts and Tenths, they
Kee4 a complete essortment of Tweeds
d Cloths
jimbr•citag everything in the line,
• they will
ivo‘ allow themselves to be mu rpostol,
41‘ but avid!
7,ealeusly endeavour to fitneish the
" very best Clothing
n style axid workmanship at prices that
A dl give
Valuable Bush Farm, L
Intire satisfection to their Custeeers
oseITUATE on the 10th ceu. oi the
Township Of Grey,
the Railway. Titn-
Maple, and a large
slat. Aheut 5 acres
Heine, &c. Soil ex -
within utiles
her mixed, Beech
tptanuty of g•00,1,
cleared with a
(tenant. Title indisputable, the pre -
scut holder brine the Crown peteptee.
Terms easy. For particulareapnly
E. W(X/DCOCIe.
Conveyancer and Lind Agent, Goderich.
-A Desirable Farm,
ITC ATE on the -8.1 con., Western
Disisiou of the
Tow nship-of Colborne,
on the Northern Gravel Road, abont 5
miles from Gtelerich, containing b0
acres of excellent laud in high state of
culivation. Fee particulars apply to
E. WOODCOCK, •
Coneeyancer and Laud Agent,Goderich.
— --
Desirable Farm,
s ITU ATE ott the Huron Road in the
WINGRA
Township. of Godorich,
about 2i miles from Towe, within five ir
b aie !
.....,
walk of an Euglish Church, contenting _ban d.
93 acres, about 70 of which are cleared
and free from Ortega, with F.4 Brick
House and Frame, Barns, tee. large
beerisig orchard, and. well entered.
Title good. This farm will Le seld very
cheap, considering its commanding po-
.
sition, an•I on reasoneble terms. For '
particulars apply to
E. WOODCOCK.
Conveyancer and Lori Agent, GoderiCh.
The Subscribers will offer for sale at
WINGHAn
The J oivtioo of the He, G. & D. (0,(i
A Valuable Farm. & B. Railways,
ceITUATE on the Huron Road in the
Towaship f Ooderieh,
about foer miles from Town, contain-
ing 100 acres of firsterate land, with
good Frame House, Barns, Stables, &c.
Good orchard of choice fruit trees and
never failing creek running through
front of lot. Terms easy. For particu-
lars apply to
E, w,Os iDCOCK,
-Off-
FRIDAY, JULY 25TH,
At 1 o'clock, p. m.
50 Village and Park Lots,
Beautifully situated on the rise of
ground a short distance East of Joseph -lei
gtreet. and on what is knewn es eleset
Conveyancer and Lend Agent, (*Wench. McKay's Survey," mad part of them
butting on the W. G. & B. Railway
Station Grounda. Fer Private Esti-
AGood Bush Farm, depose or for Manufactories this is un-
til; 1TUAl E on the Lske Shore Road doubtedly superior to anything iu the
in the County, and now the only really elvble
Township of Colbortiet property for sale in the Vtllage of Wing-
coutaining 95 acres of lee , wo
bered with mixed timber. Thls excel-
lent Bush Lot will le sold cheap and on
terms to suit the purchaser. Fur fur-
ther particulars apply to
E. WOODCOCK,
Conveyancer and Lant Agent, Goderich.
Two Excellent Farms.
SITUATE on the Gravel Ito•d le.
..-•'' tween Walton and Brussels in the
Township of Grey,
containing each 100 acres. A gs od Log
65 acres cleseeal. These fume *Ili be LoTtgthe.1:414,3
House, Bam and Orchard on each lot,
the Wince on the lat of October poet,
paa'-dThirmrt7daydoullfareasie.orib :sof ohi
drioesildredgervesoteillyelocer itol,lerett.berTeruirmsmaeyasb;
ham, for the purpcioes aforesaid.
ALSO THE STORE OCCUT'IUD BY
T. G. JACKSON
And 17 Business Lots on Joeephin•
street, North of said Store, sad Dwel-
liar House and Blacksmith Steep, Om
said property being in the centre of the
baainess part a the Tewn, and known
as Gyahani's property.
ALSO TWO COTTAGES ON THE
BLUEV ALE ROA P.
had to be ebasdoned. tater the band For particulsas app Y
E. WOODCOCK,
:issereemeticoortasedretz-fotrhmeesdut, tatioidn. thAet itittbiesoutit, Conveyancer and lend Agent,Godertch.
played "God Save the Queen," the pro -
half -past 5 the train moved off, amid the
buViabelelr_llosatb. Dale,:i01::00Vinf LCIEIguiteS,
cheers of the assembled people. Atom 0,r N 255 „ce
this all took their departure to their L
(;reat as our progress! . e
f lutes wo now poss. stance occurred during the day to tsar
the pleasure of the proceodums. ge owl-
dem- Wellington Streets, Lot 77 running
•th Frarne
large attendaoce present, the boat of or -
several hotn es. Not witestanding the .
der was maintained, and not a Mecum-
.
eml wealth is inestimable, anbeeennio upretet
presevering a d .f
pest, with a
"8, it Ileefla no; prophet to foresee that
11 intuit be very much greater in the fu-
ture.
Hon. 51r. McKellar eels glad to seo so
rawly assembled hare tn day to enjoy
themselves over the propect of having a
railway completed throe i this fine
country. He ems rejoiced to notire the
evidenoes of prosperity on all sista. It
Might, well he said elmt here there was
neither poverty aor riches. ID toning
ea meat pleasant and unportant
castration.
Mr. James Ross, of Belleville, tuna.
welt clerk of the Executive Council of
oftootoo and brother /of the late
jamas Rms; dfamocitted suicide on Satur-
dsy morning, by vatting his tluvat with
Itranor.
and the ressaieder in one year fee= the
day of Sale, with interest at Eight per
mut., on all sums unpoid after the day
of sale. Caah purchaser" liberally dealt
with. Vendors reserve one bid. Yoram
particulars made kaown oa day of sale.
The ie0T116.0 of population th
haat for the last six months far el -
cheap, in the
Cottage thereon erected, to be sold °coded that of any Town or in
Ontario, and tts prospeets sz5b Weal Lo
Town of Godorieh,
choiesilrfreTit treL.tesi: tFuierr Cp'artinietehlerse ap.
Orrice -Corea of West St.,- Goderich.
d A ent and Conveyancer.
WOoDOOCK,
Ply to A15°' sttlaeni:ville'and frame
Garden wet plented with
with stVorilylaganed-cfs-hltillialf
Wisghant, Jane 20* my& r.c
no Village m Canada. Fifty be -
inp have been put in eourse of comple-
tion within the lant three months, asa
more than that nuather are now in con
templatiou.
Ls= • iczn...zros, J. Giatatax, C.
Coarstrcowaso-Pnornearess.
J. Moreare, Avericorszz
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