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UMW Oparatkos is Oaderlak. i taatiot to misrepresentation than con-
- sistelicy. In one column he protests
A PROSPEROITS 'YLAR'S BUSI- vigorously against the attempt' that
. NLSS. _ were made tie excite the people m regsrd
to the Pecific Railway charter -"a ques-
Comedy Troupe -Agnes Wallace. 1 i Building operations have been par- tion with which the electors had no
lint Received -Moore & Gordon. i ticulatly brisk in our town during the more to 'do with at the time thab they
had with the question of whether a King
lAtes.kfast Comm -Jame" Epps 4 CO. . ' past season and most of the buildings
1 i should rulein France -while in another
_ I erected are of a superior elask We pro- he says, "this was the first appeal to
i pose to give a short resume of the most thee people since the hue and ay was
La -sr lams:,4aste lisincasens
_ i important. o raitled about the so-called Pacific BMW'
1. Slattewriltere who Ao Piot sin explain notice tii. t }Int in 'ietaportance coraes the hand-
, 'dal. It was the first time they were
aaked four an expression of confidence ot
t:cs reatitz. ate eodlneered" wiAtRit m ec's"1" I scene brick block etected by Geo. Acheseu
Laos se ptIona. nonemnfidencet in Sir John A. Macdon-
a, it seelsontersonter tin dnodirt I nuance ot their . on peel corner of the Square. and West aloe,
Per &Nor weerepopert, the publisher .tt. pooltsh- I By the way he, in common with
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ar• cesatasae to said thent unto an ansars an . Ststeet to take the place of the buildings the other ootruptionist organ, has a
all WM lea - burnt last winter. His block contains great deal to say about the falling off in
Pt sr; seisonsars ars /nal reeponende kr
1*. /den Mews Warpleet er refuse Ph take thepert tho Reform vote, but nothing to say
etutte orgworwpapere Prow the idles to whited they two large stores facing tho Square, or.e
are threetriM. they are Wet reepoottble till thee have ef which is occupied by John Acheson about the falling off in the Conservative
oettleA thno bills. Pen& na numbers bock, or leite- w ,... VOW. .
ins thient be the dike, it not au.s notiee'ot drain- ,sfi co., the other is not yet filled up. Sreei to Nonce. - G. McBroom,
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tomanda tie law armoire..
4. II 'here onto.* to other please wohant Fronting on West Street are three neat seedsman, London. Ont. hes received
istetwa • tee Pu'tlitIter, end their periodtcals oe and commodious stores occupied by Jae. by steamer from Rotterdam, Holbatd,
s•emeems are t.nt to the former directions, they
a:a h41,1 smosonal We. Vivian, cenfeetioner &re L a win lib package' of &Mee bulbs for fall
emon----.----- son, Sewing, Machine and Musical In- planting, comprising Hyacinths, Tulips,
Crocuses, Lilies, itc, These bulbs will
_Mir Glo. P. &mate st Co., 40 Park strument Rooms end Douglas McKen- he forwarded te any addrees at the
Rew. ilind S. M. Permit:me & Co., 37 tie, Watchmaker, also a smaller one peioes neraed in the catalogue and free
Pa* Row, are our only authorized Ade
occupied by W. Knight, Hair Dresser., of express or mail charges. Send for
vertisilig Agents in New York.
-On this elde-Of the block is a seat office' catalogue. Please reserve your order
'occupied by _the Montreal Telegraph for ;seeds till you receive nip Descrip-
. , tive Catalogue and Amateurs' Guide fur
The • dote after eachoqubseriber's none :Coo To complete the block a new store tele. 1390 4w
: ek the 0 1,1ress rarlietstes the times to which tato be erected en the square inunedia.
his'etlithoription ispahl. Thies, "Pyre* seLly, adjoining that recently occupied
sperm; 1 itairch 727 tweaks that Mr.
,4eitea Soltvreptioa is pie, up to 1st bY Wal• KPIT•
Ire.„,./oue ova A, oire, front that date., - Paseingooniol the Soinaro we come to
oieosolmos JOU see it too be twthtir iOcrest Ahe handsome store erected ty F. Jordan
IA rtette ProoPtlY, 0 "r 1.'9 a" 'for Crofts 6 Johnston and which. they
.: .7.0 erateno to oovecte.s, oth,ririse 62 i -
:Alined neon tO Cullellpy. Ws may re -
tea% he chorea ' ,
-- mark in passing that this building has
-been etected without obstruct;ng the
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street with Wilding material or rubhish,
ter leaving the place in a dengerous posi-
tion. for pamirs by.. -
". Oh the north side of the &pane A. P.
McLean and P. O'Dea have erected two
handsome stores. The former• lollf 1St
his to Kerr A McKenzie, Hardware
Slercherte, the other occu'pies his as a
general store., 'Next these ribuotei,
Howell has a largo brick store, the Water.
ioso ot• which,* not yet fitted u* iitt
@tore, tha foundotien of which hastbeen
— -m...1., laid by Mr, Doyle, . eill-homplete this"
block. ,
C. Crabb has workmen engaged iu fin-
iithing the stores in his new block erec-
ad last season, and they will soon be
ready for occupancy.
i .
ten North Street a substantial brick
uildieg has been erected by the Roman
stholics, opposite their church. It is
to be used we understand . as a ladies'
Silver Ware -T. J. Mooekomits. •
Look for i Moment-Ifiss Xiller.1
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! Wistehell be glad at 4Htintea to recei
is' onset local news, reports of meetin
oleos, or any incident of interest
thei in the locality where it oceuesbr,
teethe county at large. Soch metier
may le - seut at tbe nide of cies cent per
elza if! marked Printer's Copy and not
To ensure publication in any
tittetar iesue it should resell the
olliceinot later than Monday evening.
i _.:',
i 1 -
;Sotiscribers wilt confer a favour by
,,,,„,fying us of any irregularity in the
delivery of their papers
ar.:A Tx -JAI =a:11M.
OODSHICII STATION
11'41' 'us leave as follows, -‘,..7.00 a. in.
;Rep Ita .4,10.00 "
X d . ......... 12 30 p.,*,
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iTolitts are due as follows,-
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Exp;se.
Mix ..... ......... 5.1.n. ". ti
tree ti tt
200p. m.
Mailr
'trot' Sulu!.
sehocti.
Achern atid John Mckenzie
have each erected two stems on Handl-
tote Street, which is fast becomiireone of
the beat busineM Streets ineown.
• Victorie Street noir the end of
Hamilton, D. K. Street= has erected
on the vacetit lot oppostrii the old bury-
ing ground a cencreto building to be oc-
cupied by Mr. Adams es a erocery, also
a neat frame olwelling,house tor his own
use, and he intends to build a Week-
- OODERICII, C.;F:. 29 1373* smith shop. In the same neig or -
hood J. la. -Armettong has. a f me
dwelling houee in cetirse of eractionl
On •West Street Archibald Diatom,
k'. M. has erected.a handsome and cent-
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nsThe absence of the el tor must
be our ap deg)! for the lack of original
. metter and other defects of the !resent
note of the Sloe to
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Domiletan" rrfirIUMItent.
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4. tie Ihnntnien Perliament met at Ote
*wit last Thursday and after the de-
tireiy of the address from the throne,'
thiell we give elsewhere, adjourned tilt
Netaday. At number of documente s.nd
ata* Papers have been: leid before the
bottle. The rtport oi Moe. Royal Co;thrnis-
orlon, which we publish -in full is rery
• non -committal. It .sirnply .gives the !
*erimis steps taken by the C;inamissioni
- lo carry ont their. instructions, but does
not express the opinion t3 its members
. 't On the evidence taken. Of wore, the
' evidenotscoompanies it.
.
l The cerrespondence which took place
betWeen the Governor (tenant' and the
Imperial Government with refeeence to
the foe oe.otetion, the dieallowance ol.the
thetFee Sill, 'and other matters affecting
the J'acitic Railway Sealidel, has else
town submitted and publisher'. We re-
-greet., observe OW Lord Dufferin has
sor.Vitt., ea hinmelf a special pleadernn
' ii... hollf of the Government, and fop., I been Intik in which is to be placed a
inetenoial wintlew to the kite Charles
' juditles bisection' in tereine parliateekoit
Wicidei. Next season the' chnnth will
t, to oof doors -On 141t.` rtth of Aegust, "We
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be painted outside, which Will take
. d expect thet at -Governor General who
1 *hewn a desire to act comstitutional- awel- the petched appearanee Which it
oat neesente presents on 'account of the
1 ly moild have taken setae steps -to rid
different coloured brick Which has been
himself of adviserst whoo have prostituted
used in thh alter:Ohms. When the
inodious holies which Will be quite
an orals:Sent to that part of -the towo.
Erie Mclimy has erected a'neet cottage
on the sanieetreet te correspouil with
one he already. owns atongside.. _
Wm. Key, Esq, has neat atic corn-
modiees dwelling hense with ontleuild-
in,e3.1).urso of completion op,00site
the en of Kingston Street anti com-
manding a view of the Sonar°. It will
fill up a gap in that part ofthe town'.
George Swanson has built a comforta-
ble Swelling house on the South aide of
the town. Dixie Watson -has a dwelling
house for his own use fast .approvhing
completien the same neighbourhood.
11 arvey • Howell has made some Nether
improvements on . his new dwelling
houee ee that it is now one of the most
commanding buildings.in the North east
corner of the town.
G. N. Davis has rebel' t his brick.store
on Colborne Steeet io the hetela of one
story. It will be used in the meantime
as a -stove warehouse. • •
, St George's Church hot tmodergene a
thorough oierhauling and a clunael has
their position ha slick an outrogeons
improvements are conateteted the eleurch
immaer, but Lord Dulferin appears as
the spot 'gist for'the (tovernrneet in re- I will be much mare reek an4 comferte-
t hie than ever before.
situ; to Parliament the right to ex-
. rime into the serious charees brought
' egainst rainistees, It i3 hinted that he
* doing so under instructions from the
-..1toille authorities, who desire to let Sir
.1olsn A, Macdonald put 'of the position
*Melt he has placed himself as eaaily
es possible, in censtleratibn of his ba'v-
ing,done their will in the matter of the
Washington Treata We shall exceed-
- inegy regret if the home Government
interfere to ecreen a man who haa been
pithy nf such an act as the sale:of the,
) Picific Railway Charter, and we triist
Our summary would be incoMplete
without reference to the extensive works
tbe International Salt Company pit'
the Wilson F win at the Seuth boundery.
This company intend to haul their
works ready to commence the manufac-
ture of salt on a lar-iee scales early next
sea.son.A well is hetng sunk and four large
salt blocks erected: There will also be_
large sheds for storage purposes with a -
tramway to the water and a dock for
shipping salt. Everything about the
works will be arranged so se to cause as
little handline of the MU as possible.
parliament will assert its authority aud •
muse a full, free aad fair investigition
into this outrageous scandal; There
eon be no doubt of the geilt of the
Goternonent. Sir John has unwillingly
4ontesseil enntegh to establish this point,
164 it will be a shame and it disgrace.
*filch will rinder the name of Canada
if. for the high price of labour and meter-
ebootions in the eyeeof the world,
ikl. We trust te soe both more plenti-
those who are guilty are allowed to re•
ful and cheap next season, when we
Main where they can do any further
hope to be able to record as brisk a sea_
Wm. We wait with &Inlet, to- see
*slat perliament will do. ' son for builders and contractors as we
have had this year.
aurummilmantwngtimmilmor
LOCAL .
There is a large boarding house iu con-
nection for the aconnodetion of the men
employed.
A number of other buildings of minor
importance - have beeu erected and we
have no doubt much Moro would have
been done in the.way of building but
Illrierer Rita,
hos not vet taken his seat in
ruliament and it ie said a Plan has bean
tea:totted to deley the return of the
Reit. flit appearance on the floor of
the lesite holey world place Sir John
.A. Mecolonalol in a rery disagreesble fix,
and it is hinted that the latter has in-
duced him to stey away at present. Ile
le reported to be atneng his Lower
Canal:an friends, while some assert
Viet he it in Ottawa. Det,ectives are on
Several important.itrtielea have been
unavoidably laid ever entil our next
issue.
T111.31KiC.IVINO D -- Our readers
will remember that Thursdey the 7th
November has been proclaimed by the
Lieut. Governor as a general ThAnks.
giving day for the abundant harvest.
Voeroonte HALL, - Tlva far famed
Ortes Wallace or otherwise termeci the
t' little gem will make her debut here
the look out for Ent and there are those the 6th A 7th of November, suppert-
la the country who would not hesitate to eanddbyGarceonms dpaienry oraf 200,1.111.3mi cleasspreasrstisunts.
It is said that au Imperial amnesty will animously pronounced if fte largest and
most talented troupe travelling. Where -
shoot him if the opportuoity offered,
"1"11Y be granted to him and the others ever they have performed crowded
who took pert in the rebellion. houses have been the consequence.
_ - Roc ewei..E. & lIceoar Re, -These gen-
tlemen gave their promiaed free exhi-
bition of their knowledge of and power
over the equine race on Friday. snd
Saturday laat'ato large and Onterested
crowds of spedlors. The performances
of the trained horse "Mazeppa" were
certainly something wonderful -scarcely
to be believed if not ectually witnessed,
and fsr surpassing those of the best
trained circus horses.
Tag WIAT111R, -Ill the libeellee Of
roliboll matters in France are in
rather an uneettled state. The Assem-
bly was to meet this week, when it was
kit:atie secnris the restotation et
rally understood an attempt would
Nottatvhy in the omen of Henry Vo
better knowe as the Count de Chain -
MO
t
We neglected in oar tut Mane to malts
eny reference to the recentexamination
for entrance to the High School. It was
-the first held under the new regulations
aod all pupils who. had been admitted
since August, 1872, were required to
-pass it the same as new paella, -a most
arbitrary and uncalled for piece of legis.
lation. The papers six in number, viz:
Grammer, .Geograely Spelling, Dicta-
tion Composition and'Arithmetic, were
sent'ap front Toronto having been pre-
pared hy the Central 'Board of Examin-
ers, and were, with the exception of the
-two latter, gory fair. Twenty-three
pitpils in all were examined, and of
these eighteen received more than 50 per
sent of the total number of marks, the
highest belt's Emma Yates, from the
highest diviaton of the Central School,
anti the nett Ellen Kernighan, from
S. S. Ne. 4, Colborne.
The answers have ih accordance with
"regulations" been sent to the Central
Boerd, together with the finding sheet
of the local examiners, foe- inspection
and revision. However, as it is not
probable thet anyjchango wiil be made,
we give below the Denies of those who
pasted the local examiners: -
Cisme Yates, Xneor liernighan, Bon-
nie Williams, Minnie Dickson, James
Orr, William Wright, Maggie Wright,
Sophia Gordon, Cameron Gorden, Wal-
ter McDonald, Robert Govenlock,
Simon' Fraser, Mated Evans, Frances
Seiveright, Sarah Gorden, Annie Rum -
ball, Jennie Slacara, and Isa,bella
Viillis.
Sesforth•
Paiza 1tIoNEr.-4-Mr. Cressivell, Tres=
surer of the South Ilurten 'Agricultural
Society, Will be in attendance at Mur -
ray's Hetet, Seaferth, on Saturday next,
sand the two hollowing Saturdays, from
12 o'clock until 6, each slay, for the
poirpose-ef .payine prize moneys iwerded
at the late show, Parties who ere en-
titled to receiye these prize mutters
should titake„it a point to meet Mo.
Cresswell on the above days. as Joy so
doing they will sere hint and themselves
a great deal rof
THE NEW SALT Biome. -The patts'in
Messrs. Coleman Couinlook's new mit
Meek are completed, and the freine of
the building is beim. enclosed. The
work is being pushed forward vigorous-
!? and there is every pooped of the
block being in full working order in a
few weeks.- Ezpositor.,.
N Esre We learn that Mr.
James Hatt has rested his steno known
asehe "Manch tater House," to a gentle-
man who iutends starting sr clock manu-
factory. The machine4, ire believe, is
now on the way, and is expected her.))
Expositor.
• Sfirgraama
• (From the Witighans Times.)
Iftanwar accroaxv.- On Monday
lait, a train of gravel ears running into
Lucknew and when within A abort dis-
tance of the station, ran over a cow
throwing three cars off the track-, and in-
juring atone eight or ten men, two veiy
seriously.
Aecioeter.-A °one man while at
work on the station, building here, fell
from the roof, anO received a severe cut
over the left eye; his side was aleo hurt,
but fertnnately no bones broken. Dr.
McEtonald was soon on hand and dres-
sed the wound, and the patient is doing
wed.
Deoweeo.-As Wm. Wheelane, who
lives ab tut a mile north of Winghatn,
was driving home from the village ,
through the 'ato one and darkness on Mon-
OlsyEvening, his horses got off the road
into the mill darn near the bridge on
LT.
Smear SOLD. -Nr. Hngh Love, Sr., cf
Hill's Green, has sold one of the Cots-
wold Rams, whi6 be imported this sea-
son from Scotland, to Mr. Switzer, of
Blanshard, County of Perth, for the sum
of $135. He IAA also sold a Leicester
ram lamb, of his own raising, to stock
breeder near Whitby, for the sum of $60.
the lst day of Deoetaber-Carried.
Mond by Mr. (Albion, seconded by .Mr.
Weir, that $110 be granted the Doeick
ploughing match- Carried. Counci I
adjourned to meet on the 1.4.1 Wednes-
day in November uext, in Parker's
hotel iu
GEO. DANE, rp
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713,5 Gnat 301-altnotor7.
Orey. From the Exposif,,r.
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CoIISOIL AlYT1N0.-Council met at
Tuck's Hotel, Crsnbrook, on Oct. 16th.
Members all present; the Reeve in the
chair. Minetes of last meettng road
and cenfinned. The following commu-
nications were read and: from J. Rid -
del, Stock Broker, Hamilton, offering
debentures for sale; from Brussels coun-
cil, requesting payment of amount
awarded by Arbitratoes; frotn SecretacY
of W. G. and B. R., regarding side road
four between Lots 20 and 21. Donald
gliranalitilchn at of madthe eGrey"PpitwtiiIng mfoartchs.
George Brown made application for a
grant in aid ofthe Moleswerth ploughing
match. Moved by The& Williamson,
seconded by L.. McDonald, that this
Council grant the et -of.$12 in aid ot
they Grey pleserhing match, and, and'
aid of the Molesworth ploughing.
inatch, provided the township of Wal-
lace grsnt an equal sum -Carried. The
following accounts were presented, and
ordered tO be paid, 'viz: /It di T. Smith,.
lumber for bridges, $25,59; Jacob Zun*
mer, repairing bridge and scraper,
$14.89;0. Walls, digging ditch and grub.
bing sturaps, con. 12, $13,14; 11..Mo
George, ditching boundary of Grey and
Wallace, $18.43; Wiet Whalley, tartipik.
aide road 5, con. I, $45.50; T. Gatoobt,
crosseraying side !Paid 4, con.. . $W;
J. Dimeem, &silting side road 2, con. 17,
$2: R. Sperling, cutting hill and cover
ing croseway,. con. 16, ral9; J. McNeili
covering crussiray, side road 5, ti*0* J.
Strachan, lumber foe culrert, con. 3,
$3.80. Moved by L. Dobson, seconded
by L. McDonald, thet this council no*
adjourn to meet again at Dame's Hotta,
Cranbrook, on November 20 -Carried.
A. HUNTER, T'p Clerk.
Clinton.
OCR 0101'0114111711' INSTITUTE.
it is net suffiziently known in the
village and less in the surrounding
country, how great the advantages are
which they are designed to confer. Aa
the name implies these institutions are
intended more eapecially to benefit the
tuechanic and those who have not time
to spend at schuel and whose parents
have not•the means to give good edit -
cation. So wholly are business mein
immereed in their business ; so little
thotight and yearning is there for Woo&
nut to say extensive knowle Igo that it
is a herculean ta.sk tO build up even le a
town one of these excellent schools, 1.
say schools for they, are in effect, thott
on a large and libersf basis, it is Meters
the work of a few 1to. build and keep
them upo and requires their most per-
sistent efforts -to get the ne..essary• num-
ber of subecribers and draw to the lee -
tures and reunions &sufficient number
to meet the neceseary expenolitore awl
keep, to rather be In politem to draw
the goyernment grant. This is the
histery of the Clinton Mechattics'
sutute and I hare no doubt the history
.4 seventy live per cent of all like iii•
atitutions iu the Deminiou. The Library
of the Clinton Institute cent:tins &beet
900 volumes of well selected works, en
Mutest every subject literary and Scieti-
tine. A night seleml is *yen t 4.1 illeat.,4
the week in whichall diet:hagfish branches
are taught ineluding drewing. Torero
is also a remit:lig room in commotion open
every afternoon of the week except
Sat u May, teethe smell sum o 4 thirty...tens
pet quarter; se.veral daily papers anti alt
the hest magazines kre uu the tattle.
This te a boon to thou eager fur knosi-
ledge, as well to those who have Mite
time and means to spare as to those whio
have theusands of both. These priei-
loges are not enjoyed by the eitizenoof
all the larger valves in Ontario. the
meat prosperoous of the Provinces of the
Dominion nor by some of the towns Mid
it is only by the secritice of tines and
Went that they are obtained at all.
There is not much in the way of neWs
worth roportine. On Friday cot/niter,
the 17th inst., a Social was held in c on.
nection with the Mechanics' Institute,
the attendenie being the first of the
season was not very large: but quite
successful in the way of enjoyment. The
eatables were provided byt Mr. Pat tereon
and served to, the satisfaction of atl.
The CLinton Balla did viell for the
evening's entertainment, Mr. IticTavish,
Miss McTavish.. and Mr. T. Joslin dis-
couirsed sweet Music and were noon*
one of Weber's Pianos was provided by
Messrs, Doherty & hlenzies for the be-
,casion fiee of charge. A tooling WAS
given by Dr. Worthineton fronn Thomas.
Hotta (Fait:114ns Sally Brown). The
lien Mr. McCuaig wive an excellent
addresa Lakin* up the histery 44 nstit te
and set :in.( ferth tts :advanutges. Mies
flitteorty, the second teacher in the
the gravel, aud beftoie aseistance could I Cli000n Ilieh Schoeol gave Edinborough
lee rendered was drowned. We under- I after the Battle of FlomIden which was
stand that Mr. eir heelans. himself ran a I welt reedered. Every one wetite smite -
.pretty narriew escape and would probab• ingly well satisfied away, and doubtless
emite willing for something of a whetter
kind seon again. It is intended on the
part of the directors to have during the
coming winter as nieny Lotter -ea of a
superior character as can be obtaitied
besides Socials and Reunions to make It
the institution of the winter.
Zoirick.
ly met the same fete, had it nut been br
the timely assistance of hie wife, who
with a lantern had set gut to meet her
husband, and it would seem opportune-
ly reached him in time to save his
life. Wa_hope his wife may be elways
pn haled to save hirn from the drink,
particularly when it goes aboye the
neck.
BrnssoLs.
( Foot& the Brumes l'ust.)
Cif t tIN TING -.-1310 season is now
(Uri.- open. Mr. John Leckie has al-
ready commenced to buy grain largely,
arid his new storehouse is now in fuli
blast. Elevatorslave been put in, and
everything has been done to save labor.
The building has a capacity of 25,0410
bushels, and an instalreent of 1,000
bushela of grain has been taken during
thee past, week, Seaforth prices hsving
Item pMd for both fall and spring wheat.
Mr. Leckie -informs its that fall wheat
ie of excellent quality, and weighs about
64 lbe. to the measured bushel.. Spring
wheak is not (mite up tit the mark, the
quality not being aligned LB in some past
years. o.
RAILWAY ACVIDENT.-011 Monday
Jut a train on the W, G. & B. Railway
collided with a steer, and was knocked
Off the track. Two- men wore severely
injured, and two oi three others con-
aiderably bruised. The aecident oc-
enema in precisely,the same spot as that
which took place oq Saturday, Another
accident occurred on Saturday after-
noon, a gravel tmin was going up the
line, and when a short distance above het apart for th , village of Fordwich,
Lucknow it ran into a cow. The animal leaving 34 Iota 'for Section No. 8, and
the Clerk be authorized to notify ;he
was instantly killed, and three cars, all
Trustees in the Sections' interested ' to
loaded, were thrown off the track and
damaged. It wits a fortunate thing attend. the next Council meeting at
Ford wick' -Carried. A letter read front
thatno persona were on board the cars,
which is not generally the caee on Satur- G. Brown, Moleaworth, to Mr. Gibson,
oniered to be filed. Applications to
day.
collect the taxes given in. Joseph An-
derson toffent to collect the whole at
$135, or west division for $75; J. Hazel -
weed the whole for $150, or east divi-
sion for $75; k. Fergusen the whole at
f125, or the west at $70; J. Montgomery
the whole at *125, or the east at $50;
Philip Gardiner the whole at $120, or
east at U5; and afterwards came down
to $50 for the east division. nloved by
Mr. Gibson, peconded by Mr. Wier, that
R. Ferguson be appointed collector for
the west division at $70, and J. Mont-
gomery the east at $50. In amendment,
Mr. Wiggins moved, Mr. Gregg second-
ed, that J. Ferguson be appointed ool-
lector for the west division for $70, and
P. Gardiner the east at $50. The origi-
nal motion carried. Accounts ordered
to be paid: James Lunn, $30, work on
boundary of Minto and Howick, con. 9,
and — on side line 30 and 31, con. 16;
G• Browning, 104, work on cous. 16 and
17, lot 30; J. Spotkm, $17, culvert on
aide line 15 and 16, con. 9, and $20 ouy-
grins crossway on same side line, con.
10; V/. Hubbard, $10, planking bridge
same side line at north branch; Thomas
Wakeford, $5, culvert con. 6; S. Hicks,
$36, covering croaaway con. 6, side line
10 and 11; J. Donelly, $45, gravelliug
si•le litte 5 and 6, cons. 4 arta 5. Moved
Couneze Mazrive. - The Howick
council met at Gerrie, on Oct. 15, purse.
ant to adjournment front last meeting,
in McLeod's Imo Members all present,
the Reeve in the chair, when the minutes
of 'soot meeting were read and approve&
A copy of a letter sent by the Reeve to
Hon. Mr. Mowat read, and the Clerk di-
rected to write an answer to the eame.
Moved by Mr. Gibson, and seconded
by Mr, Wiggins, that tho Clerk be re-
quested to furnish the council at Its
next meeting with a. statement of the
assessea value of each School Section,
with the rate levied for school purpmes
-Carrted. Moved by Mr. Gihson,
seconded by Mr. Wier, that the Clerk
be authorized to write to the township
Councils of Turnberry and Wan nt,
auent forming union School Se-ct ns
with Howick; sito near Thomp i's
Corner for Turnberry, and nen e'i
corner for Wallace; and also to the Cottn-
cil of Grey anent the discontinuance of
unien School Section No. 10, Howick-
Carried. Moved by Mr. Gregg, secopd-
ed by Mr. Wiggins, that School Section
No. 8 be divided as follows, Aso lens
19, 29, 21, 23, on coot 5, 6 and 7, • end
Lots 19, 20, 21 41 22, on con 9 to be
LucItztor.
Alit) FATAL RAILWAY AccI-
DENT. -An accident occurred en the W.
G. and B. Railway, southern extension,
about a half -mile north of Lucknow
station, on Monday, 20th inak Four
gravel ca.rs were thrown off the track by
running against an oz. There were
about 100 men on the train, two of
whom had their legs broken; that of
Alexander McDonald was so severely
smashed as to necesaitate amputation.
He died on Wednesday night. The
other, James Mahar, is doing well.
There were in all fifteen or. sixteen men
more ortiess injured.
Ploughing Match.-There were 22
ploughs competing the work done was
yery good and there was a great interest
takeu in the Match by the farmers in
thie neighborhood. The following is the
PRIZE LIST.
Slues oLtliS.
A. Forsyth 1st prize.
Peter Currie ed o,
James McDonald od t•
SIT, T. Thompson 4th "
Jamcs Stewart 5th "
y o•NO WIN'S CLASS.
.
No sooner were the returns of the
South Huron election, (which gave Mr.
Case a majority; made known litst week,
thau every Conservative journal fron
Cornwall to Wintbeer hurrahed witti joy,
and chimed the election as au exponstoo
of public confidence in the man with the
"clean hands." But lo, when the cor-
rect returns were made known, their joy
was stunted into mourning. Still, these
sanguine journals had left to them a ray
of comfort. They saw in the Referm
candidate's small majority a "moral"
victory, if not a real one, and they were
not alow in heralding forth their die-
oovery. For -their sakes, we are sorry
that a sense of duty and a love of truth
compel us to take from them even the
small modicum of comfurt which a
"moral rictory" seemed to afford them.
We seated last week that the decreased
majority 4:4 the Reform candidate was
not due to a change of police' amnion Int
in the Riding. We are now prepared tc
Drove that statement by. the figure..
from the poll books. By the subjoined
eomparatite statement it be seen
that Mr. CAlle polled 56 votea less than
the Conservative candidate at the teat
election. This, however, we do not lire -
tend to attribute to a change of senti-
ment in favor of thelteferin party. It
is due entirely to the personal populari-
ty of the reepective emendates in the
different menicipalities. Ad, tor in -
stance, Mr. Case polled nine more vootes
in the township of Tuckeramith then
Mr. Whiteheal, while Mr. Greseiwa.
polled twentymineomore votes in G Ale -
rich township than Mr. eine. Becatite
of this chimge no sous man who has allY
regard for veracity would say that
converts to Conservative principles bevy
been made in the' township ef Tucker -
smith with the past year, or that in the -
township of Goderich twenty-nine
electors have_ deserted the Tory ounp
and caat in their lot with the Clear Grits.
Tbe thing is ridiculous, and ire are sure
that when there writers have ex twitted
the floured below, they will be ant imed
of their trumpery utter -owes !Omit
"moral victory.'
In comparing the vote recei vanity Mr.,
Case with that received toy -Mr. Carlin:,
in .1871, ee find that Mr. CAW did pelt
fifty-six more votes than Mr. Carlisle.
It will be noticed, however, that Cas43.0
gains are motility in l'uckersonith, Stan-
ley anol floderich townships, e keno lie
eras well known and where he lied lousi-
edit omnections for the past t moot,
years, and lop losses are in Steploeio
end Colborne, w Oen. Sir. Certifier' lies
Iteen intimately known aid beendeine
bushiest* for many venrs.• . Mr. Catitin
great gain Over Mr. Carling hi 0.4 Luria
town may be accountea fur . the fact
thed Mr. Carling's opp :tient, • tstr.•
bous, was a Gordo' het xi' coo met hie teal
atiol personal popitlerity somereilea teree
;mintier of taservistive votes iti teet
weft. In this case, 'therefore .the
erease,-like Ole decree:4o in the loir e.
hes no-pooh:tient siguiticence, but li I
ly liei3t41.11 twitter bete eon Cie e
tates. Wu, otintitelel the Ana
tiguree to the cerefoil :pertlell et ioec
alio aro nit:lined to Gout. diet a e oer-
vative "'morel victory" hes :mem) geiite 1
in Seidl% Huron.
Tee folio...lee s'o•A riot oloer
of votes pollea by' Mr. l'Aie At ill :41.•
electime c000lioercOl ith tit) t• t.t'
for Mr. l'erlitie. la I
ore-
• •
Golerleh Too•oh
tio•lorich to0•• b. •
Pay . . 11..
Attrition . • .
" H el' El ot. r .
Inborn. . .
4 11., of /Aut.'
raviccronith . .7 1 '1
:nanny ... ,
Scaler:1e 1, • , •,i 11 .
Total 13..1 lite S
The folloei statement shows the
.
Conserratit e in the several consti-
tuencies fermi the Legislative Assent
blv South lti ne,, -at the. election of
1872 for the D 'Mien Perham -et, emu -
pared with the- misery:Aire vote at the
late election:
I $
11 '
lioderl•h•Tian.hi
a adept h
Oar
. t";11
1.7shorn• • 274 190
21 49
Tnehreoolib 1.5 114 9
'Stanley 212 219 _ 2
neat p-th 33 31
— . -
iota! 1 in; ilia t
ETV ttEeco=s a rata: 3;tialor..
C 1
114th ,e4•1-. Ex r ;e, tot.
.. 324 23; . 23
.. IS 21, 77 .
. t'i ta .
._
-1. The miter ,one beeint to linwt;o7
public /meal:ling ' the Letter. Foo el.
thotalth the gift, itt .peitit (of fact, duvet --
ups late in life, it is only in the C'010 iif
t14004 3411.3113y 3 IS 'tome, thomell it may
be, dormant talent for i.t. - No man
hes learned aly 81*1 111ttil he can prec-
tiee it spontaneously, without conscious
volition. If this proves moil. elution
drawing, in the dance, or graceful
posturing,• it is even more aoparent in
oratory. Parents awl teachers should
encountee children to narratcOto cello
verse-ofor story -Polling end fluent coh-
versatioes are essentially .00f the same
nature as oratory. '
2. The habit of thittking olt utter feet
4 invaluable. Greta:orations may be
prepared with elaboration aM1 stmle.
not alone in their subatence,but tit form.
Such we know, to have been the prepa-
ration of oration's whioll continoe to he
i•eatl from. age•to age. But for the pur-
poses of American life, ono mast he
mialitied to smeak witheut laborious
preparation of language, and Clial can
only be dene when ono call commatal
his thoughts in the: face of au a:toilette-It.
The facultyof &Meg this is greatly help-
ed by an early:and persisteat practice.
Aspirante for twat-m.1:rd htnietp, with'
out neglecting the IteirtrJ preouration a
the study to or tooecial 4 1.3.1414•413,. nhotild
lose no ,,pp. ;nein ty ef spe eking t tlf-hand.
One alionld not ht slowiwate at -Millirem.
Theyore often ter betterfor the ei names
thin sitectates. ile elm. goos to scheol
to hismistaken, %v.!! Liter:aye hav a .mosol
tor
schoolmaster, ana wiil net be li -.try to
become either itle or venceited;
- 3. Public speaking means besinest,
or onto to. AlthOugh there ie A great
deal • of foamy 'talking, afterolinner
speeches. oomplitueittary speochan,- eel
religion,' exportationo all bf which Are
meant to fill up tune, yet publin speak-
ihg, in it* noble/0.4volt, is an Attention'
to gain !tome 4e1iiiito :told importeitt eta'
by 4 be 11.10 of reuens end peranutoms.
%Viten a man seeks hie netolgror for
business vetivers:lion he kurove just
what he wants, told he kettles With IiiitO
self Ity what -inothmIst he' will g.it it.
This is the very geniiii (If a good pre-
panithin for a epoechoo-to kiiew defin-
itely what yo5 wish to gaia of an audi-
ence, and -the meant by which you pro --
pose to secure it. A ol :true oratory is
practical psychology.
4. A inan may speak deliberatelje er
even slowly, but no matocan succeed
who speeks heailetinglyo-who goes back
on a sentence and bogies agein. Soleil
a speech is like a shying home or a
baulk) mule. At all hazards, the young
speaker must learn to push on, -to keep
• current tnoving front bevinning to_end
of his address. If you (hop a orient
don't stop to pick it up. If yeti stumble
on a word, let it go. Don't go back to
CANADA,.
DOMINION' rza,:z.oszar:•
T. P. French, the Renfrew frauds
SIPs.:61.1 i'4.111.18\11•NY- SP.t•oNO SENsloN. I man, has betel apponsted litspectoor of
Poet Offices.
SPEECH
TIIE Itt /SE
And Ottawa telegram utentious tilat
moon. nee:. 1'1 !IL tioN11.1",-
' the lion. Judgd Drummond had arriv-
ed in that. city, and was shortly to retire
from the bench on a pensiom. ,
Mr. W. 11. Simpson, hitherto cellect•or .
i in-% e ,, 4...e. .1.4,1. of customs at Kingston., haa bee, .p. !
New 2toverty.iclacnts.
ook Here for a Moment.
ISS MILL .T..11R.
to the 554110 3t, tit , • '
His Excellency Cm (hoover -General 1.41,,,troei, in poem of Mr. Delisle. .
port 4,1
st :; o'clock p. tit. this :my proceole 1 in •
The Quebec and Goatee' Rail Amy it liege to iiilette the leodtee' G•leriell ;tool vt••411it-V 'hot
state to. the Chanoho•r oof the Somete. and adyertised to be sold by the shenir mitle• 4•11•3
Te:\
!An uomember, together eiell 44 11;4:Heti `i.1.‘" ".1 (R,
1,,, tinuee,
His Excellency c eitonewlca floc attend -
ante, ef toe ileum of otemmoits. .na cars, Ace and over 10,tele mace of laibi -•!,
that !louse knee ineeent Eteellency belonging to the Company.
;Ff.' Cy
,#•:.= • •
lois leen e .11 in A ft'W ..13.7.!, ti.tti with an at. lah at neve:ties e mos., e,
ef the Soxnel Parliament the Dentin- ell,iyartbhoor ri:forltio:ovitrolv,eLtr ke 3 40, 7s; 77%, 1 77F.;
It 11 A r• 4e._•••
purelia.sed tom the Dominiem ,
from the throne : . and Hamilton k Lake Erie railways, fer ;
niTenht
was pleased to opon the Soeitud Session
„f Ca„ad„ith the flAI„IV 15:1e1.1
(fon. Gealletti,ii 8 anO• awl G.' ete-
111,:14 ihe Bore', Of C. en reties -
in acconitome with the tutimetion
give• toy meat the close' of last session.
I have cureel Partiement to be mum-
inonel at the eerliest moment, after the
receipt of thc revert of the Commission-
ers appointed by me to en•piire into
certaie twitters . cennected with the
Cairo's Railway. The evidence
obtaisoletader theoCotinerission has had
iny careful c•eisi•leret len. The report
will lia laid toter° Perliement ate! it
oil I be for yen thento. deteriume *Mother
it col ba uf any amietance to /Jot. .
A Bill for elle conselidition and
ameinlment cif the laws in force in the
several Prooinces relating to tho 'repro-
emitatioe of the peeple Parliantept,
aeoin au'etnizted yea. By the
post 1).111.eilleig 14 tltit immature featu last
sortioe. you will beet, the advaeltaee of
inclotoluie in its pot* 'shoos the Pxovince
oof Prince talent, 'nee impiety
unite.' to Cenaola. ' , •
'Fite CA/eta:tan ,Railway Com-
pany, te whom Royal C:iarter woos
...ranted, have, I Neon 01 been un-
eble to make the arrangements
tiecessnry.•for the constrintiou of that
groat undertakine ; they hare, there- ,
tore, 'fomented a• serimuder thetr
charter, which lets been iteeepted• by me.
You will, I trust, feel yourselveir 'cillod
hpou to take steps Oo eecure.the early
. .
etemmeneement ig.troue prosecii-
thou of the constrnetien of diet rade:tie,
and thee to carry put ie good faith the
arrangement mete with the Pnivieie
British Cehitulne. A lee:wire for this
purp, we will be. setenitted for yolcoa-
siderat in. t -
The ex telethon Also lo mad try 114 the
Dominate hes ceiased a cokespanding
nicrease in the ;owl: adinnuetretioti
and no01114 to cal( for boohritioital assist:
nee in Poirliateent as WWI 'os in the
Etoollito Gevetillitent. A hill ontlifis
stibjeet *di be 1.4 tef ore 3 he.
'tour atteattieutein isometric' te the
chnaideratiou tit WI tor the .eetalffisio
els Itoen1 •Agrecul-
meta tif la4U11,
titre.
• 'The siihject h I
...e .Ate relating to in-
soIveiscy ti ohneattly celeste yo:tr
at:Anal:alb
'I lie eitorts 14 the, seVeral Croy-
inces, as well we by the Dominion, to
coo blimps inimigrattoin Imre met; *jilt
atteeoas,.attiln Urge smuttier of velimble
mit:ere hey bunt :welled I o . our ireputee
time t. slo d eta thet you win Wai-
l/me-y..4m libee• aid to tine importatit
sleet:tot.
,e oteee eeteetee, -/
hem thet, lite aceolintsillt1
the yeer &hell be be.
fore vox. The pkespertnis 'cen*Ittion of
e
',ter Meanies pout men, noel the rece..11113
Iles_ bean seflici it to itieet all elis.rgee
even it .
t:
. the Eitentittes for -1.11.4 miming year
will be laid eet. ee_ne. They have
Wen preptitted with -a- dee- reeerd
epotently es Wel Ile to iho efficiency of
til• eThneuulainilloaloinautnireaclise'ej.k241.111..n. Georem '
'
,
Brown from his stock sale at llow nerd, :
on Thursday, was $14,49O. One lot oof
thirty-six evws and heifere feteliel deo
ahpaKtuAdilcas:tinkiolt°tinsitti!rolthAuefitL1142i0::11.6t-e91..oraltit';ollolot•ie''reo;:fr . Ceaerieli, theolocr 2c...he 1S744.
o
for thehiancorporation of tide place -as a .
All Styles and prices from 81 upwards.
it unit
THE TORONTO HOUSE,
Nea t 'door t the Red S. 4c.
1:et3
town, ring been published ler three
required by the New atted.i-
pal. ct, protetedines will be eiti li te-
e _ .
morrow evening by_the Council at its if)
, T II LI FiLl
1.) .
... It E • C E -I I/ I. . 1)
,
meeting in the Towit Ilan, too preeoire
the issue of His ,Excellsucy's prof:tele- • .
. f
tion creating Kincardine ;i town.- :- 1;
port, r.
. . . .
There is no pmasing some peoople. awl '
„minim if Reformers ieduleetl iu finlike- '
the mau that runs the Me,/ in pert icel.r.
Previous to the opening of Parletitientery
patient vf defeat of the elinistry they
cies wore sore herbingera o4 olefeet ..1 el
hopes in the coming struggle , they te ..
uow when scareely it word is :mil by ill o
were always teld by the eoeurer ei,,
"gentleman's party" that het:11 Pl.„_ Il.• .
atolaJureby,stighne 3.(f,af
organs. of • the -Opposition al to ..:,..i:
i/dt,,Itioaattt.lieistilchic,efoirs..it:.,...: T. 4 ... ,.,,,.. , .,., n
Crj A:4 " ta ?ell s
B. C.4
LATIG-47 ASSORTMENT or
auticipste,victory,they are wrong; ,f
a...demote
diso,n,toiolate,iy.thtstreiya5tu,a0oorpehaal;:t.r wsimerioactsgtiii::t ito ,:f t
corruptionist organs, AA they -rats,
eym int wonder st their elders 1,1,1ti..;'.t-
It.in. Not so fault, geed friends. 'pee ;.
$41,030 was only the 4•44e ti!l'11Crip-
tion - the price of the P.
dency and contract• ;ea.* ; :le '1'. 4.,
Abau's eat only an or sr; coo: r,
tion a,party election fund, ilor••• to • ' too -o•
then the auto to work teit---of I
subscriber hving tat( of -the:trio g44;•
dlMid5:1111.1m1Ttoore;snOlblistritimInritairtin).0all:'‘4riwo Irt 7
2.2 a. L.( tan.
•
• 1,
K.1111Way, LIAM of agreement ter sole,
-T, - t •
It is rumored that et an interview e,
litierd of Dinot , if thee; re tt West -4-
M ra'ot lee C.:darn:no ea .r.; r ; TT...1- (NI ".!, •
Baird of Directer; of the Grated 'free: N." - • . . :,
pleating the Greta 'theist ens 1t11+1
Trunk Railways was erratic:y.1 bete, ,
them, arid be IAA 'before :their /
of both hues were present et he .
view- C. 4. •
aDnitireemiuseur
aul. I Joseph Pt•ice, cto.•:•,•I •••• 1. •
Mee rail War system ot rill it 1
arringuineut sueee tort • •
tee Great Wester:I 1: !•• :.•
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•
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7 A'Yr7.1' OUD
r
raj,
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ri •
GE1.41TS'
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EIIFFALO ItvizT
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eon
• r. so- Ai, lee •. o I (.1iV-I't '"i
k •,1 .1. i•,.. , ••!1/1(1;t! -I
r •.!1...
1,
ge a greatolianee. , . ' . eeroo, Foo •Oeiresoujit .1. oo • .
: An exciting -10,11••• t.e,t, place in 11: • ' hi'd'''• • Ttiv, 11:11"wilo--I ! . • '
quiet tilde village el lebtitiere. sleet. .. 1 . 'el'''.1 f'''' o'''''11 c ii!""
\
ou the north ettevel o•ol. . lela loth,: a woe. ileil.o : .. -o• ,
t,
front Soutleionieon, o . • ' • • Otte h.; t I, '•o : ;mom . 't... i.' .•.' ! .. .
.kniabel, county of I ::-,i . 1 1 1,•1 Lly. '."0.1',II ' .:ie.„1. et,e 1 . 1 ',..'
the Stli instent: • Mr. el . eu elcItei le. ce'ettlen. seaf,:te ii;.1••:1.1 I. e
while driving throuelt tee; i el:tee tei tl... 7.1tNInee: Wei I 'tree-, , ,., . • : ,1. I
•
1
the putthe Beryl , feud t trust that,the front street rode up te the peatooffice, f i' t '" Ittlol': ..p. 'tu a. ot tt • c . to : . - i • • •
i
Sopplies which ':-:Art- necessary Mill I.te I the purpose of melting a letter, and t te I reW",`Iiiq • • • 4 -1.11'..1.1. 01 e i. i . i i
gralltp1 WItholt, -ijw ott..tnlettro 1,1 the his horses to -a post in (soot of theeeli e . ri '11 'I' ,,,Vtusltil ;,.D iv 1 i..!..iii,11,1
ite,,i,10. • ..• -, • ' . While he tv:ut in the 'I Mice, te0 neve , O . k crzael i • !I. :-:
tt . 1.' „OrOem. tf : 7 ,•: ,t.,r.', ,,,„J 0:,.„. being very timid, took_ fright at see
1: a, 4 of fh fit , , , I it.,,,,.,, ;„..; 'little children who aver* id teine et • , •-•--
by broke their halter and started tot
Velar ttest etteetioni taill, I deutot . not, '
, home. On percei vine th e.., titer '
,be devoted to qv) Leman -tot interests
being very expert, mote:tee& te :jet
cenurnitthel th pow ottarge, 'ail 1 I .inn
the waggon, but., alas, too late
confident - thet .ostti- delareettiolia' Fill
re -bound U. the id shittaee and presperity
. ..,
of the etniutry. I
.. .
' The 'menibera; lieeini returned .fr on
the Senate Chalother, _Wit the ' doors
having been opetiol„ ths tiret bushoese
wee the!iutrodeolioa o,,f the 1121P mem-
bers. .' • ' ; '
Hon. 31e. l'ir.l. P. I:. I., wen intre-
dtitted by Hon *iir .1.4111 A ettLecionala
:glut Mr. &boor; /Cm Sin -Pape, P. E.'
' le by Lion. • Meows Pepe and Crawford;-
ele ..t,), P.)::. 1, by Hon. Hugh 'dec.
&maid nn.1 Ilan. .1. 11. RoOtineutt ; Mr.
NOICIAir,' by *11 nt. Oiessrs. Imogevin and
t ;ebbs ; M re Moe hoell.1, P. E.- I., by
Heil Messrs Mitell.•41' wed 'PeCosnOo i
lIon. Mr. Davis, 'O. ;:.,1:, by Hon. Mr.
'Fewer aria CerNot : • Mr. .A.pp/ehy,
COrootoon. N. 114, to lion. A. 4,I. Smith
and air. fiateeeet of slithery. .
Sir Jelin ..t.‘. Mae lottada Oki) omelet-
nieeted the follotvile; mess:otos from Hit
Excel:Loney :: - -1 pen. .relatiti tot ehe
'It
API 3O Vic. cat , eroviaing fro the •ex -
alienation of •wetnessess (melee oath iu
cerviin canoe t lpepere relative to tlte
prenteetion of Periienieet on the 13th
of Atiguat taste p to ors relative to the
issuance of the -Retie CdIlliniS10141. '
' Sir John A. Meedonald presented a
1..t.,
despatch lima 'eel Kimberly to the
(1overnor-Gene liii reply to despatches
of the 15th and 18th of Ougust. I
doting.° the Premier said that the above
despatches were, very inipertant. They
coutainea twitters of the greatest iuter-
est, end in the epigien of the °torero -
meet it week! lots itopeolible toohlsciiss
seine 44 tlie topies torichol upon in the
addressonitilliop. members li ti 1154 an
opportunity of riaatig thein. Ale there
Throne be take! in: ii cutf.jilv#?tion 0,11
fore ruitail Ott Cm! 4-ploech from the
Mende), oext. ; • • .
Mr. Mackenzie a ii I he cOutd reilf.re-
ereillett lion. loom minion h4ttl thought it
Intees•ary to postpono tiro diaturviion on
the Address moil Mentlay. ff these
imperil were to-canate tloa n itilti tow uto-
emote, its the huti. gentlemen had prom:
ised, there *se Iolobe .00 neceSsity. tor
1
this. It ems a .ery s.'rious miner' foie
them to, be call , Loco three times la
.lito yeer, mid that they' should thus be
eninwitt01 to waSte valitsIde time,
Sir John A. lacd.L.L.1 would Merely
put it to the ht i. itentleman thatHiese
i
rapers were ver bei,e, met of very great
importanee. ff delibted Whettler'inami
I1Oril ,CO111.1 reAi theat through in thie
time, *tett for 'this reetent lie .Oskto 1 the
pottponenieut until Maisolay.. ;
The motion was carried. .
Sir :John ,A. Inacolionatol ttiem mewed
the usual .forniat 31.113,01P mad therciftei
moved that when this, House sidjeerna
it Maude adjeurfied witil Monday ntrzt.
Mr. Mackenzie dad m..t aloe t he. report
iof the 'loyal "Coelintliettiett among -the
papers presented t4t the Heitse, wide:rid
that it was necessaey that it slieuld be
Lad before the Hoek°. .
Sir John A Slaedonald explained the
reasoned delay ht presenting the report,
. ,
which was privity,' atid. wont,' shortly be
distributed, and thereafter presented
theilaverner-Generare. 3Iesssago, trans-
mitting the repert.
The 'Louie then adjourned until Mon -
(ley.
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.4 Sev TOLL STORM. -Tho hardellt stonn
criminally Mae tO a gale, shich blew with
ginning on Senday night, the wind
of the eeason visited us this week. Ole -
steady increasing violence all dee' Mon-
day ; reaching its greatest violence on
Monday night, when it was absolutely
terrific At night -fall on Monde
it. Keep right on, no matter w le
haprens, to the ewl. Momentum is of
Mere yelue than verbal accurace. Of 112-' °°mbined with the high wind and
conaceieed. Towards morning the wind
"spell of weather" as could be 'easily -a
17" savy rain set in, which lasted all night,
teuse darknelle made np as rough
tl best speech is nett which is f.i'll ind a ..now_fen let in, which cane
down heavily for a time, the anon how-
ever, thawing very nearly as rapidly aa
nttaapx ;• run oyer the ruistak . K n
right on.. It will be time enougn tu
word, or the want of one. eump: erte:e.
t endeavor to pootit by the expert
storm, and downward bound which
it fell. During the storm the river was
full of refuels, both upward bound craft
which lay to await the cessation of the
full of good substance, expressed by the
best language, and fluently uttered.
But ehile one is le:oiling, he should
never let himself be tripped up by a
11
,o itt
the act of turnine the .oirrier q.
stteet, thu waegou upset, tortowirie hie.
.11elleth un hia head egaiirst the sido
walk, cutting his hoot severely, mid
ditto:atlas his loft ar.u. had cettis;-
ance was ..iintuediet.dy 1,r *muted. Tice
doclor his hopes of Isis reterery.
hoesee seere steeeel aboitt heof a utile
free. the aillago by a faencr etoatilie. te
the "Wig°. Tile waeteea bad:y.
broken up.,
D:0313 0: oar 1..".7.trr.ta'.14.:;.
Daring the dente and odd seat.to, ole-
ticient dress of the fed: and legt i3
'fruitful source of diseete.- The Wool, o' n
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_
A ( ; ;
T 00• -
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;
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' .•11111:2;
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.1 1 CIO
. • • pr I Ater. to
! aholiola ot heti. /le Clinks
o he/el-gear a:to. (ether att
41141 WAIOS /uu;tle tO 1103.1111.4113 the us
of it. The It ir, says, fistaienci nil
the proretiont needed at ordinary timmi,,
muji,..r for ilio oars in very tedd weitthert
while a toubreno iu verv hot 'mid a
s e.,,,r1.1.•, ton At seasible
teen a %.',3 ret mit feel aura is
m the net er tie twat& end c enfort,
wouhl utile try,ory cenvenient to
hese* t ' leek After at concert
or lczN, tue altrifitztion nue
would -0 Om: the 1411.111tAllee that
Oven in the h est %led his_ detwihy is -
safe, inight-4 preeoug ;
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4- I •-4.or '
i -:.,I TILE: ilL1-;$ 6L.:-.:,Pr.g.
• • .
....,„,,. w:,.1:..,c', ...,I.Vvit; li.oreetti,
Searn. ii. Villa a,s flotinde.
a part in el Olt he leo uo I :vet
er T coiniiience With. a
I.(—4 .7. `I A ' P.
throat, and liver are perO.ps.Coe ia to.
frequent sufferers. roalegs mei feet :too
far from the centre' put of the 1- 1 ly.
They.are eot 1.. great' mass, likc • the
trunk, but extentheLand developed by
the atmosphere. ttcsittes. eheyare it.' y
the damp, cold earth. - 17.* thee) Ail. '
otheromsons, they La:quire extra c oor-
Me. If we woeld s7care tl• , Meteor
ph'esiological conditions, we ouist e v ...
our extr4utities more &ha; than the
body. We wear Upon our Icon in.tir
°eldest stetson bet Owu thicknesee, • of
1$91,11. The body has at least six. 1‘. moan
but on them four thickneeses enter CIO
'shawl, which,With the various dou:Oinee
furnishes several more, thee over ail,
thick -padded furs; while their lees have
nue thickneu of cotton, under a balloan.
They constaetly come to me almut their
headache, palpitation of the heart, Ana
centurion of the liver. Itecanily, •)11t2
.itabuittni:luillye, h"e41.1 rl It ,tugy:Ittbauuditilariin)...tilloyi .,liiiLioa.. 1.
tool chest. My 'hal ..LIOeS htioupety-.
1 asked, "How areaulic foott"-"Choulks
oyof viiiotivo,", Its reyupulriellegllais.addi4tot-tilisear., ;ill,"
is.1
elowl ea i't gut dowo into 'them, where
can it re Ittan't go eut visitine,it emit
stay in the -system somewhere. (.1 ohne.:
tee chest and heaLl mud nove an ceees-
eive quantiter, - So they ge ibtimpety-
Immp,' and AO they must go, until YOU
.1ress your le:mend C.,ot i,t sl..it A %my
that they shalt get their -share of blood. '
In tlte oddest seeson of the ye to I leave
11 Moil for re bit.of a toe! before the
lyceums -going as for it3 Philatlelphie,
atalani rd(„eoiri.eettrile,:::::stte.uttiiicielhti rii nigt siutvilot len idlyirei g.clii,"!, 4 stot. eilit..4.1r: io,etol ri,4t 1
,t,tife :lailientle.setkailttlie,ri,ra,nyteessu ewnietyli st.egertr,atiti
out -legs, ot course. Give me warm legy
tool feet, and I'll hetelly t hank yeti tor
addition to their useal drawers, a pair,
41:::IrihriellitiatfahogCers"Willitellr:etlo ro l'alam iantl'11 .7rhii 411'111'
"My dear madam, ham you a head-
smatien! NV -ear one, teem oOthree vele
pitetimi 44 et:.
sore throe!. pet
heart, congestimi of the liver, or judo
of worm, woolen chewers. too Pairs "f
warm, woolen stockimes, and thick, warm
tablis"all'inonwnitthofilld°re"es"aliroilt it'34-tliinictr Lktlitlyin,
and you will obtain the seine r.•Iief per-
tboirotietobortninnot,fs;ionntlohdnietewf fo.irelr gellatbe dbtderoyrt elixir*: ieloyda te titiwit:, 0, :1,11;711i:iv' it,0111.1;ivite .
teniawnisenitiy7t.oliapt yayo. u would tempererily
front a warm foot-hatli."
Enjoying Vb.
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It is singular to whet an ex' clit loco.
pie believe happiness depends on net
ming obliged to work. Coins ar.• con-
sidered well married if the loath:Inds are
r"it.13Y, and boys considered provided
ter a enough can be left them for sup -
Kit, and enough surplus to play "busi-
hem" with. Bosh Honest, hearty,
contented labor is the only source el.
happiness es well as the only guarantee
01 lite. The gloom of misanthropy is
Hot only a great destroyer of happiness
as Might have, but tends to destroy
life itaelf. Idleness -and luxury induce
Premature decay much faster than nuy
trad st ezlisus Ivo
vessels it fayeeehle clience to run for the regarded ea the mo
bord. The prosi,eete ors sot very ee_ local Laws one naturally falls at.
oLi.w directly down the lake thus • • I,
thtze with Ole poet who. after extrde.
• • ad iyes and 8 'tansies let prize. r P
feelin very cautioiucs :cubed seeelewohretiv„e.i jit tshz.• eh:it:make
nature, without that latent com
ness which tends to ',reject one mind I • _
eng.e 1°ff Onilleugistaksealo.tv of thonght,
" • -' ' °cM11114:AltiOntIthiliht°11,rtItellnili:Igly tit:jeep:I:Or:890f
.91es API. like
dull m. e.nur Iterbo. r. for safety. The wind , a d fatal to longevity. Labor in getter-
' •ntineen- the weather farjaenrinigtemth,earn:leeirintthnhae pres-npa
g, bathe -
net all nnlikel to i th t e we are inclined to gym-
. y OCICIIT. n a n
. ant case, colon
Pa 3-
br 31v. 11. ler, and seeiondoso - ,t u on :mot 4., great eiraence and Long continnance of teeny of weal h, who have nothing tO
, Ka it c. rtain that the list do, pla ,{ I
but n twithstandina thigiLivoing oafl,
life, actually ircreases it. It IA the lack
emesele
Zo awl another civil war as a
y t e part
mete! Conver.tion of the Sebbarn-th Gordon An.
Omer,
modal to be shot for half -yearly, • I! I ke
! of casuelrics must hoe large.• lbt 111 oe
da v AM put together,
To tell Ivhat the people JWa:es. NICMebbutitiell
1101r4 MAAR. r of- succeed aa a public speaLer.
so that is wits
.8. CONVENT 1074. -Tho tenth P mgoot, that 'eat) be granted , • toe I sensitive,
.shery Hall, Toronto, on Tues- It takes all these adjectfbeii• •esceecanie ! ntiSi (Alt etaP d ty itsewhfuillunetisitu ba'1.7/
ehaft -
Scho-i Ameciation of Carlotta was 114.:d scribing the weather, concluded
I John frIc% eas
me CI Ilionick vol101teer company t • 'sweet, It is not likely
24dth
as the nompany pleases-Carrled.
o • ey tloet he gill `111 --en o Mt make a, s o elitt
jwhich had been ashore, some distance
night, wo-anderstand,thetee c
in with the creves cf a tow 4of four barges hc•n5r. •
"were• ** pyt. 6,1,11: 7; ‘11aer,rde more titan 300 defe-
at:none the simakers J.ree Lunt Hrit.-Oito local contera• I o n
All think of tint wenther.
Y. 'Itt1.8.-laT and Morale! of last
have been a very successful and persuade his -readers that all i Roderick Centeron $10,000,000, gold this umetli. h
leases _TN from the unit,imi &me., porary in his Isborieus efforts to extract I Jos. Grai t 21 tt
esamt Englana. The °envenom comfort from the result of the eleetion Jernes We.aertesad
right anyhow,' pays as usual wore st.) 4,4iswaiwati
eyed b •
0, have all moneys anomie(' anaetthe oiued -1 the lake, awd a nuniber nf min
nets tuady returned o t.1 n, ., reported. ; montna k • sm.13:1-eid; itrssit'
6th " f BO great SS LO COO be htia od y torn, aw h as had it coziplet.
mend for gold since tire p. fhag slog prisoner u etittel eatiktooll
to nails a ;else et,
4th " February next. and Al to") Cult' da! of se the mint t ) abandon ; Partidulars, however,on as yet hart11
unc., ,aen • sat Inc 0 c Were
3 Mr Woken, and sec°, ded let "ad ' his mint has c tor • fewest t revs rcw
s prize. Mr. Si eir, that th. eellecters be orci ed le The ote• coeualties-such as the loss of mu •
0 , errata anadian. ay t e y
Y in rein i of silver. od.
ttolo to Woo tao wag aa coractad atter t °Cc' asge
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Ft etr 6 '" 51
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t1.4e. ..... . 4 41 5 o.,••
irote t $ 01
Vro I . ... 3 1-3 ta
T•n s_ito 1,1 Q
to,' :)• • V; ••••••• 0 1 5
sroecial si•4101.
1,73.
Wtietat,, 0'1111 rwr. 51 12 d' I
Wb•-at,(••••••-izt..-.1 pot' 1 i7 1 1, 1
Slone, (poci Lei) .. . .. 01 6 0.1
poP bash d el .0 ris
Pease,' per Luslf it 50 OP '0 -7,9
• Barley, lor bz.stt eeeet-to
Potstsea, per bush 0 79 0 4)
Neter ..... . a 21
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0 $. ,
In a eich „tat.. t..7
Deers oreenlet 7.15.i e • te-kt
Adinisaion 21WAs. •Ot #n„te
Titanksgi, ysing 4.12ato;.,..;.;:n1;..sittsibt;:iii.ee at
ne,pey EN \ 1', "FIAND
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Invites au ittipectimi: of hisIerge and
viried ort moat ti
,SILVE • Weinfle
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. comprising fhe
-NEW P iOn TI9N
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ii which for Artistic DsOien, Ileatity *4
I Finish and 0eneiel l'illi.y hove Ilerer
I. liefOre beAni 1.,1,ix1;1' i ..:1 A rmattut 10.11 -
meet the- Ixt.rsilitilLZIM.Itas.'11t7,44 1.1 ,,the IIVI_St '''.
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I'VIIVI:i LOW - TI.:(11118 CAS11.
. ONE i'llICE 11N.L1".
JEWELLER\
riaarge itabiilittatt its t tid nO4 I • I
.. , " eta! eliVri ter Li,ties' te:t Le. And
.. .o " t'earl and Ivory 140%4; fer ‘` e"r.
.. • : •• 0 Se 4'1 , Neattst l'ottertot. ,
v co. req. J•,. fulq. e it 5 05 0 ',Li 3 T: S.
11,1, 0 53, " 4 UT 1,
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Spri rig do 'lel . I:, to I .11. Berle; 41. 13
te.e1.1e. cots -11,i to, 17... Pete! t,1-.7.
11:4!. Pro 1;110. •r to Veyt;3 P0444420141111, '
.21 le it, '2e.
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CA11)140:-.;•
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A line assonageot. of Novelties Mt :I'. •
t Steel 1":” fra‘ Lee'. I'L"Ceoltoi4i•
Litheempl. . • a'
brighten itoe I. o
. MorillIKAL MAIOSPes. . '
eke 2. -oh. - Wheat 5-1 Ot t. - Pow.
sk. to A3c.11arley $1 'so t'z I . 10 . oats :',7 lc.
noiter 19o, to V.1e, 1 11;2•,,••••• „t r.... • to lie.
ril ',s 21c. Ite ' 2.k. Ashes-el/ell aver
imininal. , '
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TANNIN' MAIMET.
t?„
Oct. 2541f.-VAII .I:riest gl..11 to
OUR, Spring do q.12 0.st.ii 11.,
ley $1.00 te A1,1). Peas :*,1 to n6o Corn -o :
4150 to 63e. Oats rtic tie 31c. Batt.er 23o - . 9
to 25t. Eees 23o. to 2.:ia,
P thstleritli, 4141
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AIL: ONE,
Itinuots• •
On thh'21et inst., at the Colborne Hotel,
by the 'Rev. M. A. Wright, 4Ie. John
Pasemorr, of Seaforth, to Miss Anne
AtirTeorguronimion, oofnGt°dheerile6hth inst. by the
Rev. Mr. Salmon, Gowan t:fellerth,
Esq., of Leslievil:e, formerly of: Len- Is .1 . s(q 411 FA fp,
don, England, to Reheeca. secend
daughter of N1 in. Higgins, Clintoe. 31.1 •(,) 1/410 ‘";
C 07M E 1
Tel TOE
DZATE.4.
At Hamilton, on the 27th inst.,
der Dryedsde, ars& 72 years The
fuueral will nolo, place to -day frem the
residence of his D Frazer,
Depety Reg., Newgate St., Goeerime,
AtnaitGli3akilot,,,cfoln:t,kihmePa2.n.114.111:mirrearts.ceIetalbve"ladavoenrsly
A titosthaoyrtsiv4ilcm1,e:,:11o,ytnhes,t:Ittne rooffC:.a.inr..
cer in the breast, Eauna, wife of Mr
E. H. Maroon, Goderich. *god 38
years. She leaves a husband sad eight
childien to mourn her lois.
AN 13Irv
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Dress Gonds,_
Shawls lg Clouds.'
Cloaking!.
Flume's,
Twie
Unior rairt•St
DraWers,
rats &
' Shoo*.
P. tt--A --eat vetter ef. Wettings eu
kat. I at
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