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Harrows -D. K. Strachan,
Ity-Law--P. Adamson.
If ail Coat:act -G. Gran.
For Sale -M. C. Cameron.
Atrey Calves-Wm:Flnker.
The Christian enion--0. C. Willem.
snlitient nnmber of townships,. besides
the town of Goderich, to be brhefitted,
to give all that is required without em -
bumming their financial position, wipe-
atially if the Landon, Huron and 13ruce
road does not go on, of which there is no
immediate prospect. 1! powerful rea-
son why we should be willing to aid such
a road is that we thereby secure a large
greet! from the Government. A sum of
abOut four millions of dollars hu been
set apart u a railway fund, and as there
are about forty counties in the erovinoe
Huron contributes at least one fortieth
of this amount, oil about. $100,000.
This Money cannot be spent except op
railways, and if we do not do something
to secure s portion of it, it will be spent
for the benefit of others. Twenty years
ago the counties at Huron, Perth and
Bruce, with an equalized value of only
_s
$4,000,000, contracted a debt of half a
million for improyeraents, and is .there
a man in the three °optima.; who will
say the money was badfy *pint Shall
we te less wise in our generation I
Will it not be better for us to. give a lit-
tle assistance and have the road eith
the many benefits accruing from it, them
have the money which we Nese con-
tribute W the railway fund spent _else-
where 1 We tiust our readers will
think over "the matter, and rnsidering
the many and great advantages which
will arise. front the building , such a
road, be 'prepared when the time' comes
to aid it, and thus secure to uti the bene-
fits. of additional communicatien and
competition, which will" do more than
anything else can to aelvance the growth
thia town and the prosperity of this
part of the country.
021114 Trunk IllaillnkT.
GODULICII RATION
Trains leave 0.4 follows, -
Mail ' • 7.00 a. tn.
Express 9.45 '‘L "
Mixed ' 12 30 p. ne.
4 6 3 30 '11 ,"
Trains mesh* ea follows,- •
- Mixed • • • • . 10.00 " 1 "
I
1141prons 2.00 p.' in.
Mixed 5.20 6 61
Atoll .... ..... 10.00 " '
TM Wash liections. The 1114 -talon NUL
The result of the British elections is Just as we are about to go to press,
firrslly given as 331 Conservatives atd we learn by telegraph frotn Toronto that
302 Liberals and Home Rulers. The I the bill to re -unite the ridings of Huron
total number of votee cast in the Hues for reeistration perpeses hes been lost
Kingdoms was 2,500,000, a smaller in committee by • majority of one.
number that at last general election,
showing thst a large ; number of
electors must have abstained from
voting. Mr. Gladstone has resigned
the premiership and Mr. Disraeli was
called upon to form a government,
which' he has done,its pet seinel.beitag ea
follows,-Iltenjaminpisraeli,FiretLord of
the Treasury; Baron Cairns, Lord High
Chancellor, Earl. Derby, Secretary of
State for 'Foreign Department; Duke of
Richmond. Secretary of State for War;
Marquis of Salisbury' Secretary of
State for Iidia; Earl Carnanon, Sec -
.rotary of State for COlonial Depart-
nient; Goodin Ward Hunt, Secretary of
State for Hume Department; Gathorne
Hardy, First Lord of the Admiralty,
Sir. Stifford Northeots, Chancellor et
the Exchequer. Lord Lenhoz 'will be
Commissioner of Works end Buildings o
Captain Stanley, Under Seciretary of
State ter War; John Charles Hay, Sec-
retary to Admiralty; and Lord Hamil-
ton, Under Secretary for Foreigt 1)ei
partment. _ ,......_ _ _
TanInO Book Stotl. %
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Our Couuty Council at its January
session resolved .te petitien the Ontario,
Legisletuni to "WW1 the tat on hank
stock. The niteition• moue belie.° the
Hotwe last week, when iomotiois of Mr.
Rykert to adopt the principle ,e4) toeing
the stock was negatived on the' follow-
ing divisien:- , , ,
Yroesto-Messra. Haulier Calvi els-
1
mens, °Ono Orange, Liudet cCall,
3feredith, Merrick, O'Donolphde, Lobito
sore Rykert, Springer Wilson- 4.
N eye -Messrs, Adagio Barbee, Bax-
ter Biehop, Boultbee, Caldwell, Chile
'hoim. 'Christie, Code, Cook, Corby,
Craig (Glengerry), Crooke, Crosby, Car-
rie, Deimon, Deroche, Farewell, Finlay -
seen, Gitford, Gorr. Graham., Haney,
Hardy, HOdoius, McLeod, bleMenus,
McRae, Monk, Alowat. Oliyer, ,Pardee.
Petterson, Prince,- Read, Rdcfharde,
Scott, Sexton Sinclair, Smith, Sutbsing-
er, Striker, T:ioley,Watterworth, Webb,
Williams (Durham), Wood -49. .
e. - ,
Lear 1•00Ctille 011r1700111 •
1. Subscribers who flo not Elan expense 'tortes to
the nostrart. ars ePasadiared as whaling to continue
their sialserlptinas.
1. It sabsertborsontsr the diseeatinnanos ot their
Peeiodieals nr newspaper 4, the publisher or plant ish-
ors easy continuo hi, seed them until all arrears ars
pskl sp ; and tubseribors see hold responsible for
all as tabors wish
1. Lfienbeeribers neglect or rennet* take tho peri-
odicals or newspapers front the one* to which they
are &meted. they &relent responsible 1n1 they have
settled their bills. eentlIng lumbers hack, et leer -
.Ing thus Is tho egos, sot sash solid of down-
Ihnuasee as the law requires:
4. If enbeesibers rensoNs tr other pares without
%Iteration the Publisher. and their periodicals or
newspapers are eent to the former dVections, Uwe
ars held responsible.
_
The date after each Subscriber's name
Olt the address inditates the tine to ichirit
kis Siitiscripfion is paid. rine, "erren
slime; 1 Nara 72,'' means that M r.
Sosith's SwAseription is paid up to 1st
Martch and that he Otee.1 front that date.
Sabseribers ses it to be to their interest
to renew' *ornate, cu our !ernes are
81.50 snack% IN •1.1VANCS, otherwise $2
be ckorned.
oltreGzo. P. llowzte & 40 Park
/tow and S. M. PRY memo & Do., 27
NA' Row, are onr only authorized Ad-
vertising Agents in New York.
"-We shall be glad at all -times to receive
items of local news, reports of meetings.
accidents, or any incident of interest
either in the locality where it occurs or
te the county at large. Such matter
may be sent at thereto of one cent per
ex. if marked Printer's Cbpy and not
sealed. 'To ensure publication in any
particular issue' it shonld reach the
piles notlater than Monday eveuing.
Subscribers will confer a favour by
notifying ns itf any irregularity in the
rtelivery cif their papers.
Milton •Signal.
-Right HON. Edward Cardwell, Who
waa Secretary of State for War in Mi.
Gladstone's Ministry, is to be elevated
under the title of Viscount
to the peerage_ _
Rivington.
-Mr. elcGowan, opposition, was on
Friaay elected to the local house for
North Vt ellington, by a majority of 84
over Mr. O'Callaghan.
GO DERICII, Feb. 25, 187.4.
Tkplie-11321011 of the Mains,
the lullowing is the text of the bill to
-re-emits the Relingsfd Huron for Regis-
tration purposes. We understand there
is a prospect of its passing. A deputa-
tion consisting of W. Young, War-
den, J. T. Gamow, Reeve. of
Goderieh, J. _Leckie • Reeve, of :Tro-
uts anti J. ft: , Wacky, Barrister,.
went to Torooto on Monday to urge the
passing of ,the Is curare, on behalf 14 the
County Council :- •
Wherese the Warden site Munileuel I
Council of the County of Huron have, -
•by their petition, represented that 'the
division of the said Connty elf Huron
into North and South Ridings thereof.
for the purposes. et Registration te•
Titles, is inconvenient to the People df
the North end Smith Ridings of the.
said County, and is unnecessary., Mad
have Preyed diet the North aud 'Mouth
ot the\ said .County 11 oroo
should be reunited for the platten.* of
Registration of. Titles, end it is expedi-
ent to grant the preyer of the said peti-
'tion ;
Therefore, /lir Ilatesty, by and: with
the advice and consent of the Legislative
Amenably of the Province ort,Antario,
enacts as Mow* :-
1. Upon,efoom, and after ---nett,
the North 111141 Seuth Ridings of the
said.Cuunty of Huron shall be reu.nited
for the purposes of Registration a
Titles, apd the whole County of Heron
shall upen, from, anti after the said due,
fortn one &Itch Reoiseration Diviaiim ore
Connty ; the Reeistry Office for 'the
said Cennty of Huron abet! be kept in
the Town of Goderieh in the said Cone -
tee and the appeliontent of a Registrar
for the North Riding of tete seati County
of Hurod shall have rio ferther, effect
ripen •frOin, aod after the said day.
2. 'Upon, from, and sitar the day last
mentioned aforeseitl, mentoriale, evr-
titicatee, register beoki, calendars, in-
stnimentse documents and paperteelat-
loceted the troOps wquld leave fer Eug- Le•Seeits..-The tuwn Council of G .stl-
ino to the registration of, or other
4 laud about tho let 4' March. Titers is.' erich hire Resin orfesea to grant *Ahern
instrnments or document, affectine real
Etter.* Of 114,111173.73.
Artricatylay, the great English states-
man, , hMt,drian and essayist has said
that Oat to the -printing prese, Inven-
tions which ihorten distance are the.
great civilizers of mit race_ Railways
are the great shortners, we might al-
most say extinguishers, of distance, and
there are few people in the present day
wholail to appreciate, at least to some
extent, the enormous benefits they con-
fer. The farmers who not many years
me° had to carry their erain fort? or
fifty and in some caaes a hnndrod miles
to market, sell it at • very tow figure
and take the price out in trade, meet
ec nowledge that theysilways which have
beeii built ere of incalcnlable edvantage
to them. Merkel& have been. brought
within easy reach, an 1 buyers who ors
prepared to . take all their surplus pro
duce, wheiher grain, cettle, horses,
better, eggs or whatever else they have,
are brought to their very doors and pay
them the highest prices in cash, These
benefits are all due to the
which have been built.
Altheueh we have reasonable rail_
way facilities it is a mistaken tioliey to
rest and be thankful. Tie advarttages
we have derived should lees/ as to seek
still greater. Though we hay. numer-
oos railways traversing the country ;n
every direetion, the railway mileage per
head of the popolatien in England and
. the Unite& Strobe is nook greater than
in Canada. Sometimes we beein
think that too many railweys are being
built, but after ale we need not fear that
there will In more than are required.
At any tete the rate -payers need not he
sifraid that then w:11 not receive furl
valeta fur ale eliey are asked to con-
Ohnte in eid. If the capitalists who
put their rtemey into these vindertakines
do not mike &good- investment that is
their own affair. The C rani Trunk has
never -paid &penny to its stockholden,
yet what week' our province have been
to.day withont it I
Some people object to the bonus
system of aiding railways en the ground
that thi compa.nies who undertake their
construction should fernish all the
money. This is unfeir. Whenever a
roilway is built, all the preperty withei
a certain distance is increesed in value,
sod it is only right tfist those who derive
the omit benefit should bear a share of
the expellee. The many ot he r van
tageserhich • railway oonfers should also
be an inducement to treeke those who
are to be benefitted bear a share of the
expense of construction.
These re -narks are called forth by the
fact that there is a project on foot for
the construction of another railway to
Goderis.h. The bill incorporating the
oompeny which has the proiect in hend
is now before Parliament, and that the
charter will be granted there is no
doubt. Upon the assistance which the
municipalities give will probably depend
the construction of the road. The pro-
ject is a ruost feasible one, the road
r seat and west thronzh the very
heart of a rich agricultural country,
which is badly in want of a competing
line to the Grand Trunk and to the
20a(111 running nurth and south. In
connection with the Ontario and Quebee
and Northern Colonization roads now
under construction, it will forin the
shortest and most direct route to the
Agent* seaboard. An immense trade
ie springing up with oar Ngyth-wegt
poesessions and the Western states are
rspidly filling np with as industrious
egriculturak population. In a very abort
time all the outlets for the surplus pro-
deetions id those fertile prriries will be
required, and if we look to _our own in-
terests there is no news wty we in
Goiserich ehould not have a share of
Wee trade. If the road is b-nilt (a-nd
-whether it is will depend largely on
itleerselves) our harbour will become of
• Tisk imensureast teeportanoe, and in
eirsiase at least, our teed, will be Unt-
idy immense. In wipter, having no
econeetieg NV" tilma rolling stock of tie
road sidt be availabie toe local traffic,
the seamen when the Grand
is lie crowded with through
t. Qat ,the Iowa Stade ia ignored
14d the faroaccit *die la ooneequence
obtaining lowliq swims kw their groin.
the ixeswaby not feel disposed to
a loom to the roe& there are 4
railways
efeellwe
dividnals and:clubs- requiring veoetable
and flower seeds, eipecially the latter.
Catalogues are mailed gratis and post
free to all who are intereated. To moth
we would say, do not fail to send for a
copy at once.
Cr10LING.-Tbe return niatelobetween
the Goderich and Liteknow clubs took
place at the totter villsope en Wednes-
day last and resulted in an overwhelm-
ing victory for, leicknew. The play
took ploce on the mill pout!, whey., the
ico 011-1 very reuelt antehimaod, and the
Gotlerielt players were, thertifere, placed
at a groat disadventege. being accustom-
ed to play on:good ice et the rink.
The leicknow curlers entertained their
visitors to a splendid dinner at.Cope-
▪ 'fhe following the scoreoo
LUCK NOW. GOOKRICH.
Rink No, 1,
N. S'entt. NYard
R. Loos T. /food
G. D.auglas A M. ROSS
Dr.Tennant,skip 40 C.E. H tunber,sk ip 18
• Rink No, 2.
R. Somerville . P. Adaiusen
T. Matthie j. Thomson
ReL. Hunter IC Cooke
p. Kerr; skip 20 11; Hutton, skip 24
itink No. 3.
C. McLean Horace Horton
'T. R. Dunn.' Re (dittoing
J. Hunter E. Martin
A, Olurtloch,skip32 J. H. Ifinlay,skip 13
'fetal Lucknow 92
" (loderich 53
Alatpwity for Lackdow 37 .
Tuft Sreeot FIRE Eriti12/1t.-Abollt 4
fortuight ago the agent of .the Silsby
.11*nd:tearing Co., Item • whom our
.steatit tiro engine was• obtained, visited
We town with depotstich from Mit-
chell, for the pegmatite sweet: tee ma-
chine listed. It wee teicee, to the tank
where the mein genie. tresses West
Street, and after a eliort time it gate
out anti would not work. On examina-
tion the pumps were foetid eo be bully
1 which had
were' socord-
rers to be ro-
ast Saturday
the engine is
rder es ever.
at the failure
the engine.
don. of sand
LOOAL
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B"AAL-A sale of limey goods it aid
of ste Stertberes Church, Hurondtoad,
was held in two last week. We under-
stand a considerable sum was realized.
RINGIIR4 -There are two com-
panies of bell cineers travelling through
Canada at present. One of the troupes
gives a performance here next week.
Coecoeo --Don't forget th& concert
in the Methodist Church to -morrow
evening in aid of the Sabbath School.
A very attractive programme has been
PrePared'
Goose °stems Lorent.-The annual
,nieeting of the Grand Orange Lodge of
Western Ontario took place in Toronto
lost week. Clintoo wu chosenoas the
next place of meeting. ,
Steeitinvo Wernon. - The wild
weather of the last few weeks was suc-
ceeded by a cold wind anti sharp frost on
m„oose, A fall of Sinter to make sleigh-
ing would be very acceptable.
Tst-Nlecriso.-1 very successful tea -
meeting was heti in flee W. M. Church
• The Ifftialt4a.
lillievenn'ingGlAsiwtr.ichee'irtitZu.ea-
snhitiliPasibseQn:t1MhrInaa9acetillOr were present.,
Fon SALIL-Any one, wishing to en -
gale in the manufecture of salt can net!
have a favourable upprertunity ter do so
as the Ontario Salt Works iu this town
are4rwer.dVlokreat.ILFerriesville_ MI the
• •
113tUd of a new village. which hu sorting
into existence on the • town line of Ws.
worth, hail way hetet** Winghism rind
Leeknoo. It wants a post office and
rail;n3Yors'etartniuzum. ;Tr:gni-What has come
ovek our continue...caries in the North
Wiling The Itutt Brussels Po.t
ei hand prinTed on coloured paper; the
Winohaut slifigenee minus a column' oit
the third alai fourili pages, and the
.111111.11aMilleallIWINMIneemealeelleillallaW111•11101-
f real end feini! and 0 ke She herd Joan Same rl B awe
den, Casaprtell, L Watson, Smith, Gar- proaperity o yon * , p
20 3 .9\
pabying trifling teatime:nal of our
esteem and regard.
Mr. Youttg replied substantially aa
cw 7.kbucrtisculcut.
w-5. a -Pawnor', Stnaill, Rub- we beg your acceptance of tits accom- and .1. Robertson.
011
SA
la
Mr
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in
son, D. ataon, Sloan, Johnstone
vage,.Mackay, Evans -9.
Rule 34 au suspended and the by -
w was read s third -time and passed.
Aleved Cainpbell, seconded by
. Sloan, that certificates fur hears*
grauttel to thOse who held them be -
oro; with the addition of R. Tichborne
place uf J. J. Wright.
In aniendineitt, enoveol by Mr. Sarage,
eeoontled by Mr.. A. Wetson, that the
ante of eimli applicant les voted on
eparoteli-Carried. -
Thu following names were submitted
lei taverp licenses greeted to each, viz:
1. Martin E. Bingham, W. Cox, F.
Vest, E. Martin, E. Honker, J. Craig,
V, el. Joffinstutt, J. Uotiogh, The
tames of Messrs.' IL Tichborne, J.
O'Doncibee, J. Thane and F. Mock ,were
leo submitOed but being voted down
he tenth ionnsewas not rewarded
Report of Special Committee on Town
Clock &biting that .the County Council
lila 'nested permissipn to• erect -clock
on Cour( /louse i( their Engineer though
t could be done without damage to the
that tilt wieuld report as to cost, &c.,
buildini. The Committee further stated
at next eeeting..
The Couned then adjonroed.
The 'estimates for the opening Yaar Lucknow Sentinel with oniy half a sheet.
were submitted to the Ontario House ttf
Assembly enyriday last by Hoa. Treas-
urer Croeks. They slww an appropris-
tion of $2,637,493.59, while, those fee
1873 were $2,944,001.23, a differeuce
favour of 11374 of $336,563.61. The
estimated revehee is placed at 0,672,-
Seei but will probably reech $3,000,000.
Nfter distributing amongst the Muni-
cipalitiee the. large sum of 0,115,00n,
providing feat al the claims created on
Halttiar.-Conaplaguts eve
-ogiag made of the diflicotIty cif obtaining
geed tee for summer use thit year.
What is being. packed away is not over 8
or 9 inches thick and is very porous se
that it is not likely to keep well.. It is
-ausity years since.there was so little ice
in Lake Huron at this sessile
Dome tro Art ooe auturso.---Mr.
Wiffisin Pippr, one of thead rosideuts
et GoterichO and froip whom the mills
just aside the town limits received
their nameee4ted on Saturday morning
lod at the mleariced age of 68, yams Ile
behalf' °f rsilw°1 w. ItY,,19!_°1 waa much rei,eved, b all eh k
tie wits iidorrigYou Mu roily :ri!eit"lt
tho whole berden of Municipal aeon, .btet.
Fend • iudebteduesir erecting public NOomic hettoers. en •
luilding,s, or previding for. ern- loOttorotet.-POoote would do well to
• on. to theimount ef neitly e,000,000. lock to their leeks and fasteninee. The
the Trevino.° w ill probably enter upon heel finites in the iebited States have
driveti all intels of ),oas charecteis io
C.mala. and we hear of burglaries 111
°fell direction. Ihui town hoe escaped
seset, bnt we ntay toped to be visaed
by cone of the beta' fingered gentry.
Towe BAND.-ThePrange Itrus Band
eyeing to internal ,diasentiela has been
broken np, and meet of the mewl/ars
1875 a ith the bendsouie surplus in hand
of net less than •twa ins thillars,
Me .A.ShIntal „
&deices from the ;eel C ..tst anutetece
deit Generel Sir Garnet Weilestey, otia-
mond* of the Britieh forces, _Niteroi leave offered their services to form an
en tee ,imidopendent Towne Ilea. if they are
Cooinessie, tka ,lehantee cepitel,
allewed the mei of the Owtrunteitts.
7th inet. The-terins of peoce were to utace, we underitionit, were .plarch wed
euniodiaiele arra+ee anti it was in- ey subscription for the 33d leittmeien.
estate en Llue North Riding of the Loun-
ty of -AC:row, and registeree in the
Registry Office at the Village of !Myth,
or in any way fonniog part of the records
and me mortals of the said Reentry
Oftioe shall be transferred to the Regis,
try Office for Ae County of Huron, to
be kept at the Town of Goderich, and
shall make end form part of the regis-
ters, recerde and muniments of the said.
pflice, and the same shall rank in the
erder and da.to itf their registre in the
said North Riding, as if they hal in
such order and date been registered in
the Registry Office for the said County
of Huron ; and the Regettrar of the said
County shall have the stone powers and
duties with respect to them, and to all
searches, certificates and ether matters
relating to them, as if the registration
of the deeds, instruments ane docu-
mpots., to which they relate had been
effeczeil in the said Registry Office in the/
Town of Goderich. •
3. Upon, end frotn, and after the day
Aimee mentioned there shall be paid out
of tee amount payaree to the nee/inter
of the Cottnty, front the surplus fees re-
ceived by the Registrar of the united
eivisions of the said County, to Witham
Terrance Hays, Esq.; bow Registrer
the North -Riding, the sum. of six
dred dollars yearly • for the term. of tiye
years.
• Th same .... nber •uf tavern
reastin for congratulation that dot war .•
has been brought to a seccessful tenni. , 11 necatiatotth as tiles.ut, %ir,earr !role beein gratitei d,
nation before the bad weaiher seta in, t Le, eiereeeeeilb; ,:ee.. P.e.Pite'ecil; fiea:
when the army, which hes already me i ficense by Hie town is the cone as butt
fered severely from sickness, would be I year, but the government fee has been
exposee to greater hardships then eyer. °mu" frul° °I.7 t'' ..2:.''
f TVIII Noting RIDECil NI IIMItER.-We
General Wolesley has misled another to
inderstand the friends of Mr, Farrow.
his laurels by the manner • in which he i m. it., intend te give him a feed at
hat carried out dee campaign. e Forlwich some time soon, probable.
*lee* the time the local how* edtiourns
DOX11111411 4121Mt. . • "si , that good talent will be. had. ' We
-7-- mariposa Abnitiam Lauder and Charlev
The Dominion Government heve ale • llykert are the goodOalcnt.' Sat • the
pointed Mr. Edward Jenkins, M. P. for! math I .
Dundee,Scoilandetud author' of "Gins's!' 41.14 11411t/t0 . eV:oust-We 'de nM
Baby "' Dotninion Agent in the room of 'knew -when the fau/t lies, but the works
A thee harlot& ao not appear to have
passol through, malt e
worn by san.1 and ells
ingiy sent to the mann az
patted. They' Cat110 IthiCk
ellthi were put in place, am
now in as ieeel wor
It is but jestioe tent ee
to warhorse not the olt
but *eine to the accennti
in the tont, resultingifoon the extensien
nowbeing midair( the innin sewer onElgin
Street. Though Ihe Insurence Com-
panies eive lower rates %here , there. is a
steam firo engine, it is only oticentlition
that tho fire taiiks ere eept properly
cleaned out, as AO eiyoilie can 1* effec-
tive if it is ohliged te pump sand when
running at high epees& The town an-
thorities will do wet to member this
and see that the tan
cleaned. The Sits
no foal of theirs th
out, matte no charge
° • '• •
2f.r„ Slakt's Withdra
llon. Mr. Blake'swithdraval from tee
Celenet and the comments of the Tory
press thereon, draws forth the following
sarcastic remarks by Jimuel Briges in
the Notiona/'nerspeper,-
The Tories are gloating over the idea
that they ran now secnie Bleke. They
feel as cheerful over hts leaving the
Csbinet if they had elected sonie man
for the Local Legislature by a majority
of two and a half. a
They are thankful for mighty small
favors these days.
le is surerisiteg hew highly the Hon.
Ed.artl hes Inuit in their estimetion.
A short time since he was e harsk
sweetie, . nnseciable, haughty, cynicel,
morove, pedantic hair-splitter and Chan-
cery quieLler.
Now lle is the only man on the Gov -
orient benchys who ever possessed tho
slightest qualifiettions • for ruling this
distracted country.
They, have, stehlenly eiscorered that
they -storeys did think a great deel of
the emineet Edward.
suppoite they know best about, te is.
"Language was given to conmtal our
thoughts," said a cynical Frenchman,
and the Tories have concealed their ideas
about Blake most effectuallt until a few
days since.
They el ways did so idoliate the' talent..
ed Edward O
the late Mr. Dixop.. Ile will have how-
everemore extended powers, embracing
been, properly done: The outer en of
the north met and the nowt end of the
not only ernigretien matters, but the south pier ere utrking, t a en
trareiaction ()Leitch other businese as the evidently not restilig on a 'Iola folindoe
to. Mr Jookieut is well-ktrown ei an tion. Pdetiore ;en oed in iprothecting
.ithasitouthunpii itTny 1 *city tr• anil
Goveremere, may reeler° him . to attend
earnest . Peheitier ea! : the 0:lenial . - se ' . e,„„eteeser e -We learn ' thin
comieetion, and -it may be infe that,
itechoosing him, the Cove uf of
kept properly
qu. tkoexh it was
t410 Penns@ gave
t miring them.
Town 0
- The regular 11101.1t11
COUllnil wall 1101(1441 r
all the Members were
Minutes of last reg.
li T7:I ifteUlgto:Yieteig rco"iionsuanu iralfPtPiPoils4c1;e 're
. ••
received,- ,. . '.
Letter: from Jos. t'O iya & CO., IhoW-
uti eel the, suut 01
i 'a . distillerya
IT !tote Cocos to
tater •reaolutioss of
* last,‘,year wore
ufaituring. Co.
' titre- engine.
.
Someisf feet
il to give theta
how ocettpied
ii claiming wee
' 114teeoin. alli1b7-itti:ttionittet;
. r mid lleserS'Getio
loon. " .
oehhom mid others
et itments iu the
-p.ostoeion. of the torn. 1 ft I the tempests
Hand. The, Clei k eiej sitliutItn)tiicelr'';:iiiim
ef teg:mizing times
austriiments et eliar,i. the Vetril II it -
talon liene Ceeleiti 1 ere in his keep-
ing and tete: he h el •eivol instetee
tions to offer these le tueei to be'
used by a Town 11.do such -cella be
lireseicol. The su t ao referred to
ii
:t Cele -late. ionsis 1 Jlesses•Sioltn,
SAVivrti, Alock.yv. son atsd Smith.
eiteethag of the
WO arguing last,
reeent,
lor sia twit speci-
mg that they have r
tkkili 31 in the one
awl claiming- 'remit
aceer.leuite eeth a
The tax
remitted. ,
Lotter from:elle!)
wi.lt referee°. to
• .attd
• Letter,from
perAtide U4114: the
posoessunt of their 1
Ity:the.-Iligh. School
1133 yeor's rent for
d eIrt
uf the 3Ia
row; Sasitit and t.
ter form J
*skim; -for certain i
Fence Viewers -H. Spence, Stillien1 _ _
llissett, James Linklater, Amos Fisher
and James llowatt.
follow s The Council then adjourned to most
The Christrn. Union,
my Dem. Frien,d,a; I have to express , again at a call froin the Reeve.
than 1 JOHN A. efellONAll If,
- An Unger(ori4m. br frpe,b1-,/, Journ-
my noun thanks to you el ler this '
tangible token of respect end oteeno ' r
SYS:UV:C:7 araylankt elis Peressuiwities'inign•••:nig .k‘hienlyte:f O. net Stony of onr readers xi!! deeply reeret
ITf1:111.11.4"11;1 , ex!) iban
bttreut also to lese n of eliiit midden ;' and imexpeeted
utter I ' The 1.4te Willi= Mzir.
deal h 4 (file Of litarou 'If o deet and most Tee e:i,-:;ft an 1- ei,,, et the .,:.:, i ;,..
- Tit Clerk.
IVeNItY WARD ttheei'llie.e. F.',.!T.itt,
al,dr01,1 t;) ItriL-1,,,i, Iforole.
If Itt-aoho7d M Iffcrs, Srien;•e, Art,
11,forin,'Ne.,•i, L,,,.;ci..i.lure, Music, '
A. gricutture, Ttarie, Fin -tore, etc.
riner.tity un
benifoirin:thlYesef6ry"lerlidy:knflinn:rfasidnglyYfeou
o ...s residenea on Thiirs.lay last., at 9 of iteerese tie, tei v ,•.•,,,..e, 4. aiid quilt -
00 the part of all, who, a &in neepy to , esteemed residents, Mr. teleaus Mier, ligeee, journal 1.,.. vk I , ieil Mr. Item ett ret.
s of a few Township Clerk and 'ere. tirer ot the wove'. ,n. to white lie in eny ea v one
see. are not the representative,.
among you I may do so ..-oh etevier lairlouteletel, Ayrilline. y;•o„;,1,ope, in the : terietic • st AK PAX 1:01,* Iii.sid...: IttS eitt-
e (,,lizre- too/1141'1p of Tucker:smite,' teho died at tributes. llis artieets ea veriees ttifitri '
famines only, but of the who
ptanco and fidelity, and . that your yeti. 11407, and Rt amm ,earte Kee remeved tenet art Kees, are art rective. feeriires of
getiou, es well as others net helanoo. 1.:
- i here this eveldlin will tend to to Englaiel, where Ire resided -until 1834, . the leper.; It is a p.teer for al! foindin
i t a 6
1 dor Mr. 11.iiir wee' 1, .re in th.• Pereili of . •
omen / v.•rhatim rep, irta ef leo et. kn. .
4LE.Tt NE- 11.tttlf•TA%101.4' 5114 tie. charac-
• t o'cleck, frora eaters:item ef the lenge.
to the congregation. . . ,
hen ao emigrated to Canada, and, in everywhere. Ito form, 24 pagest large
long es I may be privileged to
June of the mune year, settled in the ! tenon), is very teinvement eir readimig.
w I
township of Tuckerstuith, on the farm ' binding, and preservation! lt hoot the
on which he lived eter since and where largest cirouletion in .tke ' World of its
he diele Had he lived until Jet* next ' elant, uittrIlitifvfore cn'ii afford to employ
Clerk end Tresteurer of the townshipood the lost ii)erary ttleat ; end flux year
he would hate been a rosideett of Tuck-
ersinieh fot 40 yeers. Ile wu the first the paper will be ma le better then ever.
credit to hinnelf and profit to tee maul, . Anthor of "Uilelo Tlen's Cabin," "The
MIN. II altRIET NEIWPIEN erowe,
contiodetrto fill tho joint oilices with '
consequently. held them 31 years:-
cipility until his death. lis was ap. 1 Ministere ht",. jog," et,!.., etc., writes
eel, ! contributeseher articles, steriea, etc., fur
eischeurrie for the 410 ,rt141$1. U. 01.011, and
peinted tethese °filo-eau 1813, anti has",'
was a most painstaking and carefill , *hie Pair!' 0/"10'• •
zealot* for the welfare of his mune:elate 14.111.s-ription per senietie etteet, which'
official, and waa ever as anmioes tied •
ty in if it had Leen hit een property- einchiles i he nee, pair ,of -Frond' Oleo -
in fact, Ile 'teemed to cherish a feeling r ?eerie eith'•eellt"e• ' • .
grepha which are presented to every
separably connected, and that iteinjury 1 - • . e7 Perk lea.ce, New V otk. _
to OTIU Was an injury to tee other. Mr. i
that henstlf and Tuckeramith Were. iii- , J. IL b'ORD k CO., Ptibliebere,
4
latI,SIs 111 thie country. By his.own • ... . 11.). C. WILSON,
' Agent fee Huron..
Muir WAS . never married mot had, 'no re.- 1 '
eitereetic anti ceaselesa indestry he -site- I • e -
kr:let...yin c dl on yoe 'in a few dins. ,
'Lem into (me' of the most . fret:lel and ' - Ar. ,
,A, unaided, in converting a forest ' _,
hying by a cutieelerehle sum Inesilit. A' •ts
1z' 1] BY-LAW Et 874.
i .
han3souie in the Colinty of Huron, awl
Ile p eneesee a high seuso ef honer Ono T-.. --ra:se - b j vv., or" Loa n the slIn of
integrity, awl W0.1 a men whese word • et. eee elteeevie1,t,e 7 Ct f.,., thP. lottrio,Ae
awl generomis ars feaultesamel fitly pereon ' i:a , i• '
was as' gone as his ben,le- Ile ,,,,•as -ki,,,i - ea foto!. se( or -C.: .,.V.o.th.:17ti Grar,t
he have it in -1 '
piaci to, him in vain -err este d I '''''''''1,1 ''''' 4 11' 1 4 " "
letalt1C11 -1.- t.o....r.i rtrot ot T00...fit's:I t.'4'‘
Wh..r.... the Cwin,•11 .if .tlie C.iiporat,,,n or 11,4
,
at ravel 11,1A4A. ta
,
•.1 a ,/ . Is ,,ns
in tided Whorni ho cone:Olen,/ worths-
•tretan. whom he hadcu rid : . paroles. the
. . . n . enceolever ep- ' ', 'tete."' t ..""" " '
very tvide circle 4 warm "'friend 7
„I . tis power to. render it, t.o 'vote. aele. '. •'
O. 1,1., 61 A 1.1 I.r Nit. .i...stry , r : i 1. .
e said reekted
1 IS memory 'will he long even -shed b a.: i ''''' ''''''.'''''''' "rn intr'r (2oinattil •4 the
aliddelt Mid unexpected. Althougk ,he.., *"4'"i -r.11' ''"-t.""
4.1,131e:ten ., mt. muir.. (Leath i, i ,....r to . A . "t lite Alla of twelity ttoilr
. . . s and - .e. a tee ..- t . -
„as ai .1•11ar. no the 1114:1,11:f IlfrrI1,111•1 IMAL16..1.,
4 .•fthe whore- ratealtte
.satipmeltd that anything seriotis 'was the "'nee eiet eeteleet eneeeleet ite" el'etti•-:" "'-
e aten& a intietine
a loet a, week preyi,„" to Lia deed 4 tf at.y oomitt. Wt. o7.t.4-1.,-.•.17.Zit't1brieirltree*to 11"
illit'l b°°11, "'Viewing of a bed odd for l'ilinonaLl.7•''ili'eratio'd C7I"'..% "r_oilu""rre.4'"I'"
twither himoulf _, _ _ _.__ ,,, „us f..e.. et .; isentieettie no smith, time teressitt.rt=7-
n 'T en) , i i f1 flU• thttorl or atilt part theret4 t.-t...tnling 'to fh
.illit111 lay ., e w.ts" in Clitoron, whither he et.:..,•Slr•r,'''''':•.ass•Ptua 0111•• 4"t4414 df4 er
cutuaii at 1.,,,qteeetevinei limit 00 wear), tRo ,,,..,a, , sd.,?(Atzler,.. tioowne woo otleiree o
nue ter. witlyhen. On T,utetil ay : Oita he , l'r,,,,',_.,,t1. '"'„e`o f"r. 44."1 4 Ar "rle tre'lhrned 1.7-,2'1.1t
, ,- ' ',Title en blisioutee _ t on hoOtOilig. Nee mt.-ea.:P.- ti'e .. Itat '''''',:.11e.riqn1.;li,,,,,T17:,;h7-
. or the first time of 'beitogillossiti
of the 'fowrilthi 4 r-t1;711.X!!..; :"PtY thr"' ''''''‘'"rte" 11.411ole ',
:
t1r.,ut earl," .i.„, 6,4, .). . -.re- ammuinienteneete fet pai.t. on the amid d.to vs itticen
in..4.ifie en Wovideolay tiab,F. 1,, totasia,,,,o. 1 thirty du:iare. fir itranul,t/..41:0.t....,,,,,o.l. 1,,,,,,:.,4d.,
--. 1 envie elite ufght
1`. often -at at the rate of itia Ivor retit lwr snout* If:,
1.: ..... aeon nye *mired awl ettfl.ty lithe do -ere' 4_
"4 ,weres meeta,,2,., he b„etiniet ._...e,e Ithfhty teeth Clem a lin-It dent tu tre; I.' no"iill."rt..2
111%1K11. f Ar •
taoksruoith.
A Stoossere TILA trriNc..i.-011 the
evenina id Thursday the 19th inat. a
rep. stenewitil t0/1 meeting was held' 111
the 3lethodist'Episoups1 Church, latta's
corner". Music was eupplied by suable
choir from Seaforth easel by an organ,
and led. by-Peof. Crawford, 11111111C
teachee, ef that village. Addresses were
delivered bY the. Rev. Mr. Collins, Rev.
11. It, Feltner, pastor (of the Church,
.01.16y Dr. Campbell of Seaforth. • The
euaniuf1E3 was nsalized,which complete-
ly clealre the debt off the stables. the
objett for nshieh - the. seiree was got up.
, MT. •
eCatootie desire nailer to ittrengthen than
weaktn the tie, notwithston ling the4i
Tory cries et_
•
Meanies'. Whirl.
Mr. Meredith IK. P. P. for Leann
has introdured a bill into Ifie Ontario
Assenthly. et' pting mechauine or ser -
Mt
Yants'ingesi out ateachineet. The fol-
lowing is the Main clause of the bill: -
Debts due or accruing to a mechanic,
workman, taborer, servant, clerk, er
umpleyer fer, or in respect of, be e„ee,
or talary, shell net heteafter be liable to
ii izure or attachment, under the proyi-
genie of the ctonitnen law procedure -act,
Mr, Joseph Beck of 31eltlaielvilli, met
with a gerions accideet about ten (Nye
ago. While engaged in the upper 'tort
of MoKirkpatrick's tannery wherte lie is
emplpyed, he lost his footing and fell to
the Boor below, a distence cf six feet,
striking on his head. , When the other
men, who woe away at dinner, tst. the
tone,returned,they foundblieed:Isialelign agf qde 3rt et
strain wnasedebayrrtitalee fai tnidi 0
tended to awl is noir fast recoyt ring. • ,
Ou a JAIL -The total expendituns ter
the maintenance of the [wen cooety
Jpasiirs1 f,orwlassit
rations per prisoner was only TO cents.
The nutilher of ceromitinents wag, II,
32 .are elosstel at a temperate •liebits
and 53 ieteniperate. Few jails in the
• • bleier keiot, and. the pro.
strengthen the bond of union tet w„,„,
us. 1 would also exprosothe hope teat
we mey ail be one in Chrue, akat
aer great aim will ever be to promote
Ilia glory and the welfare of eace et her.
Cetwei I. 31Errtwa.-The Council met
le the Township Ilan: qn Mondale Feb.
'3, 1$74. All. the mbinbers of the C.,un-
cil presentol the Kure MAI* Chair. As
by adipternitteut from last meeting, this
meetiog,should lave been' held on- the
6th inat„ t, as it was not convettient
for eolitie i abers to attend, it was fur-
ther adjeurned tilt the 9th Oat., and
met at the call Of the Reeve. This
meeting h been called chietivto *mewl
and reser* go the 'oeistiug By laws of
the Towaso i , and adopt new ones if
necessary. , (ter having gone very fully
into t woe Metter', it u -se moved lay_Alr.
tu,
McAl ' ter; seconded' by -Mr. Geiaater,
that t e By-laws, as now revised, be
copied by the Cierk into the book ifility-
law, dt thet-tewnship, and further; testi
at th•-)i elm l' 'fueling of the' Gooecil -
Carried. oted by Mr. MeAllistet, 'iv -
melte] bO r. Geigher, thee the 'salaries
ur of the lect passed in the thirty-second point •
nein courts„ or under the provisions of T
portion of crime, titling into censidero-
year of Her Majesty's reign, intituled tion sine and to pulation, is less thee in
An act to amend the acts respecting ffi.vi- any other comity in the province.
... eestas' Asseeterwx• - The next
say other oct relating to the attechineet replier Tweedy' meeting of the Huron
or garnishment oi debts. • Teachers Association milt be held at
Clinton on Satorday, fith March, cone
er
Vs
Petition of Mrs. le etig attkinz
further relief. Itefprred to Relief Com-
mittee.
Repent of Bylitioi ei bailee tee recent-
inereliug that a. teethe er. be 4iiipi.,sed
mailing • 11. fown
u in O ordence
s, enO "sod or
tted to him
Aletod ty Mr. otai I, secotnitel by
Mr. A. WritarnO tha t e toport be're-
fareed Lack te thee° Itee with power
to employ s .SrlItC11 4T SI mid they destai
abieleitely neeeseatty. '
It...port of Finenta IC: annittett recant -
molding the path, t t of the account,' ef
mencing at 10 o'clock, A. M. Mr. Mil-
. .
f,,rthrt, purpose° of ex
try,loweata riersin
with _existing la
printeil copy toile
toria anti 1,:ew Westmenter. For the
turns yet to hand are thoae from Vie. lain his method of tesolang. 0.bject
ler Inspector of Schools, will illustrate
the' "Look and Say" method of teach -
The priling took place in British
Celumbia last Friday, but the only re- ing reading, Mr. Fe Fergure will tee-
-tee, and for the latter 31r. Cuunteghain di. et euasccseho iannstdg sun (11:ms sp
cation are iavited to attend.
te_e *r.n3iinFitthrfitil:•)stit
Friends of edu-
former Messrs. DeCesmos 'and Ros-
A 113.s&pprohousion.
The Seaferth Expositor falls into a
mistake when it opeaks of the bill to
unite the Townships of Colborne, Ash-
field and West Watranosh to rfie Seuth
Riding of Huron for registretion• pur-
poses as a set off to the larger measure
to re- unite tha riding,. The promoters
of the former measure are just as anxi-
ous as any one to have the ridings re-
united, and it is only in ewe the larger
measure fails to carry that they will
press the lesser one. Those tosnships
feel the great inconvenience of the
existing state of things to such an ex-
tent that they desire ta hare relief fcr
themseiveo, if it should be denied to
the county at large. There is, we are
glad to lament, a fair prosprt of the bill
to re-enite the ridings being carried, in
which ease there will be no tiecessity for
proceeding with the other measure.
- - -
Meeting of Parliament.
I
are elected, all we beliere supporters of Tertion IT our re TRAI10.-WO OM -
turns out to be a mistake. 11; has bes ritually .sonnd, and the statements of
triumphantly elected fur .the capital. mend the article on the first page; onder
Mr. Ilackenzie's itegernmene, It wat
' ' * lino to the earefue nem.
reported !that Mr; DeCusmos .had the abe;e h
e'in rs'.'The utterances 011ie
sought an outside constituency, but this sellefre°f tue a; rreNties on trade subjects are
this article are uufortunagetevleyratr;atiEtrees.
out In trat e
business people to
teus showing thet the sympathiesedf the We have 21n1 tr()R11(f d
erremluwbich were bronght
people are in complete word with the ilin°1 ligtahlellperni ions het& of "taking it
policy of the present government. ' ell '').. • i tt cwhich unfortunately is
1 • die ed in among
Falt0 A:12"Z. t° h go ootent. "1 -be system proves dise
Jas. &tenders, vie,
anate Lamont a C,
Jas. eleDoeugh, pet
te. real, tee ; D. Aid
cut tiers, in, $3.3e. 1.
Rupert of Street
diet .las. Craig h
.tioct for extolls'
A 'Wane() tof $86 b
AR:titling thet it
''' elteriel by etre
.ele. Wittsor, that
A111.11Int of bit con
tinned till lie cum
the tune foe said 11 it& in. to be extend-
ed till -spriiig. Owned. ,
Account of Jae. Craig foe extras on
Main Sewer VO.).404 Referred to Fin.:
iiice Committee., .
ice, $.9.43; Bitch-
. 'lumber, $12.08 ;
in up fence On N.
, coot for loci ig-
(yet adopted.
/I Spector sheeting
emepleted his eon-
eif AlaindO.wer, and
;1113e, iie Ilia; rec.-nu-
t.
11
't i. • I, secondca by
t. Oran; tie paid the
la ct, less $13 to be, te-
1 test some tilling in,
of th
year
Rann
ill;
Thon
oo gh
The -
Thu
graft toe certificates fur Tawny LIC,111Sell,
eittrtl etc.
•
• titpisnow.
.1:1441 7, .:-alt-i-n'the Set of picking
A4 toMer Ott Monday last at a sawo
:rig "lief r Belfast, se a yeung man,
up a et ick immod, a party %elm 44Yas
spier ne, ortuintely struck the yonint
men it the fitee with the stre, inflicting
y gash o'ver the lei; 'eee
the t we. /At. SIctiregur 'wits snit for,
and ,
cithit•elletlite°-D° 'rt. a' ca‘r‘tlo, alr.totrs'ell.idyy fuis
.doist well. 41 -St afire I. •
in,h0o, rthtITION. -Oil MOIldity
stcrstt
110
1.114
14\n'll'r\ t. Clore. that Junes Thimipsen he le
Cur sm. Mzsrumi..-The Cored! nett
to -day (Jan. 19, 1874,) Oursuant to
statute, at Dean Swift's Hotel, lelego„.
non, George Armstrong, Reeve, Olaurice
Dalton, Depnty.. Reeve, Pattie( Clere,
Andrew Dreany, and Anthony C. ii,ta,
kins, Councillors. The minute% ,o hot
meeting were read approved :0,4 %jelled.
Paper. front Hon. Archilete leE,,,..
lar relative to immigration all see,ties
were laid on the table.
A written' applicatton ay, rteei om
front Mr. ltobert Ellis for the .ita oi et'
TO 0 'whip Treasiirer for the iirtseit yt tr
at a solar? of $tsd • year.
Moved by At. Helton, soo ••• I: I l.v j.
Clare, that James Howard be Au '......e.
Carried.
Thoutas Park was spoointol by to.
Reeve. ,
Mooed by A. C. Hawking, sec tiVied
by M. Daltem, thot this C orea powa
ity-Law empowering the Tra eve% lf
Selma' eection No. 11, As1.11'.1.1, ... b., ,
rOw the suio of eight ban be I .1 el tie
fee the purDosa 4 builciino a saa,,,,,,;
Itintiel n said aection. P.,,,,,wiir,i t,,
be issued payable in Qle ytets.--Car.
'tied. ' •
AI oved by, M. Dalton, stiewt led by A.
y
Droaity, that 'I'. J. Sloorlem!e'eeraount
Lir stationery, $6.72, be paido-oerriej.
Alovoi' by A. C. klaskitoo :needed
by A. Dremy, that the Trottorer be
notified to renew Ins bond.e-.Ca ' e .
rtli,
: llif (teed bei M. Delete, *es...Meted y A.
C. Llav7kins. that Dontla Reel .-. peel
the sum of t2,45 ter -autiount ef unsteoe
-in his assessment- -Canied. -
!Moved by A. _Dreier', aro eel by- to
Clare, that Philip l'helon. l'- • . -o",„,
Win :Haploid an.1 others lee erertee ali
order for #7.5o far repvirino % hreach ant
d 6 end out moo- o aloe.
4 Lioense Intpectors for the curren i the roo , .,
14i110 esch-eCamied. Moved Ivy Mra in the Nino mile river.-Csrrod.
e, secouded by Mr. McAllister, 3forett bY A. C. Howkint. sot -oiled
John Allen. gravel, $10 15: Jliei the If
bheyrlief. Dalt-no that the Reeve ie net I,
by empowered to- gialooia order e,
h. foihreing accounta be pia, viz.:
is Walper. for gravel and damages,
1. beading scrapers, $1.50-;'110.714irtb isr-ivolourifitilrieblituotnthie.f3.trrailist',":,.vitiknal4.,),:::.
for gravel, as certified ;by James huudred dollars fer the pare retee por-
tie' 'eaten:eater, fe ro- cerrie.i.. in," certain debentures of thio tornsiiiis
git en to tlie Wellington, Grey aed Bruce'
Railway, neje (*der 'Cu be pail, eat of
the division 4 the earplug eistlis;leni.
cipol Loan Fula speropriatiaot, oo..
township of AaLtield.---Cerried.".. ' '
Moved by -A. Dieany, secendol brat ,
C. llowlyiiie. thot Wm. 11 Oleuah be
Ole-seor fee Olio present year., ; ". .
Alored in` ametidineut by d. lAtItoe-,
lecuelea by , 1'. Clore, diet JAA Delete
be Aesessor..
The rubtien carried.
. Moved tsy• A. C. Ilowkiii., sO•aled
.1ty. el. lealteni, that R.. Mel i melt 4e.
given the sine of .ee, he bein 4 i., ti Ai.
t use circulistatirece .Carried. ' ,
Morsel by r... Doily, seciel i-1 bele
Clare. that Dot:is Ford in L etert.r.
• • . • . .
Mr.' Archeiteld Antlerstm„ Move.' by A. Drewry, ereotolol b 1;
. Y -
.1. itO onyipright.sliiit in.Messre. Clare, that the *Aeries of the velour
&.:,' nitles•mill..happened to ...melt "Slitters ..f the towuthip -for the tear
aft, when hie over /vat . wouna . 1874 tro ao follows, noetely: Clerk till.
it, thniwing Mr Anderstet seven!' , Treaseirer •dril„Attlionte.flo e.O.o, L -
against the curly ef the "stone." ! celled Inspects,r1 $2 for meth tavern,
es !really rest:tied from his .pere - Cellecter $35, ASS,101T $45, .eclectete or
t b ilia employees in .tlit. ! Jurors Site' each, leettrning ieloie ini
iee
, andorith the exception tsf a slight •encloo-Carne.l. • s .
' or two ie net* Ilte won° for his Atoyed by A. Dreoey, sec bieloliO I'
S ..'LAISesaCiatit:e.itz..- In lost joule we
_
nelopenient 'which took- place
mined then adjuurned to meet on
ay Feb. 24 fer the purpose of
eteo
teed
tlos illage. Thts week we heed a laleer:t stneesclitriuti: offorc ituhnecif:_ulfiitn.t[redehRief!i the
leo hst siwiihir. • le,„,„„„,, that a dimes of said office on or lefare the
min thee tewriship of Aslitield tlita
:yet fifYointlti;e0C.
divoptai:i;ng,ohreis st.act"terivytio:srrtoieda
oenui iss that township, and
111 thin 0:1040... T11111 IfornagCli 'Kitigsbrid..te, ma the fame' :Moe hi le
teband at preeent, nodes in
here he has been workiug
e, and he will nn .doubt
rorised when he rettrins aod
e (*alike* sponse has been.
notthe:zzoo-r4;174(inel.
r
come
Inseector for time year 187t, prereled
he futuishee the Council with to aeces-a
The Domiuion Partiamene will meet
for the despatch of business on the
26th of March. Ministers are hard at
work preparing their measures to be
laid before the House. The Pacific Rai" -
way toiestion will cause considerable
discussion.
steamship beet specially f T !ey-
ing telegraph cables in tho Atlantic
ocetn has been lairached at NeweasEe.
report last vreek that a rupture het nate
the French and English sec ' wee t 'Dies
The Tory papers got up a aoretio
:eons of the ci•e,e„..
sucteree te those who practice it, as well
gs 011
to heal the breach. The story was ef :v‘tieet le In "ewPw"
I as atinrious to Heise who desire to'coe.
d essA10,1n.EssoTuutaidx..b_illisineessorp.oriunr-
owl a acei ti_
Cobinet was imminent, and that Hon.' ---°"amed Jarses AleThonald, met
George Bruin} had been telegraphed fur
. , . .
fishieirtrueetlwienr perilo•usti har va ebe ont uotie
course a gross fabrication, the Only pa: out to where Inslino;es. °While engaged
sible ground for it haring boeu that Mr. tance fromotthiceeda
that the ice on w hich he
whot they are worth. l'r himself he was d. taece of about
° opening in - oa;ogeo to plunge into
twhosere hewin
...eine but order to sails
doubt be of frequent
via Ogdensburg. Such rimeet
intelligent public wili take t
way home to Toronto from e; h t towards the needle of the
occurenee but a eeesseu - •
.-..1 [10 , getting the boy across the
en York epating ieith
hem f t the aid of a pole he ene-
ma detached and was
Brown called at Ottawa when on le
Litringsaent
fifty feet an
elk t shore. Such si cold bath
e:lamilber out on the
at this seseou
awn sat ndd
(Itthwagreeinnleabie
• thing bu
Tho Rev. Robert NIOff.iff, En 1 h 1•1112Y 6 •
1Dr. Livingstone his son-inlae, Be soon be °-;,„'elt•of tho moat extensive.
could have reached the place he is°c c?dr
rt °I the death of chasing ee,„°- -r °noel the attention of cur
-gale. f the ee_r
Sagnear°a; o vegetable seeds will
the time fur nun
Missionary to South 4ter'ea, oatibta the ° o 1874. -de - .
frorreetness of the repo
does not think it possible the d t
to hate died. Ile flintier niers sal readers ° l';;:t ad have had the pleasure
eatalorleste"-g. Among the mony dthealters.
the 1.1.%CtOr's supply 4 pro . that who a u eopl co
of eitariallotiOdr hp••• ebe, etrilinrce&aterentlifone wtio
- .
Applicatien fur '14 reirn 'Licenses was
matte by Henn? t n, John trDono-
II
Ittito, Elijah Menke, . Honker, W. J,
ddltustotio John Hobo h,'y. west. nr.
Cox, John Craig, Joho Plumes, R. 'Leh -
borne, F.. 'Binghain, O. Mack, and for
Shop Licensee by W iitely & Eltiott,
Shepherd &Atraehan. D. Rergusen, J.
L. Sturdy, DWtchellitroso Olio. Cattle,
H. Cooke, Geo, Grant, John Payne,
Henry Horton, 0.•11. 013.
The Inspector rienorted favourably on
all these applieatiene. - '
An applieatiiiii foreavern License•Wall
ale., received font f . Vivian, but no
1
report -Wee nein* /okra the Iospector,
So it con:auto be Intel -tuner'. ,
ItePort of Moy r ohowing relief .grant
ed in January to $186.76.
Aocnunt ( f E.
ed is relief 1l.
friends sua Admirers of the ' tree. O
1:1/11= ea ap4ocejrvan,rn: ttoo enxic:mo,d Othaatt.
was ample. Tee re -port
doubted at the Foreign thee, of Mr. 0°O„,' o that the °°°ds
plore: will await vete The
gre" taliet for es' IP° - ',shun are followeJ,
g hue, btWt *" •111:ectstri fi.ret fe.sted adore
further nitelligence respeoie Y
111-14° ex- tsbliallm'etan' noreoesers, and if • the
&reale- coseppotated in possetoing
and Town hill.
prascott is hare a naw raaribit how
iffcirel, bread furnish -
erect to be poi&
Acomint of '0 Rourke, drawing
engine. Rafernet N. Finance Commit-
tee., ,
• By law N 3 18 , grant i cernfi.
c.ttes to obtain Tamer* and Shop liceuses
va% read a. filet [ma !second time and
reeved to Coadmittee of the whole, Mr.
Campbell in the el Alia
31oved by Mr. SI sap, ascended by Mr.
Garrow, that the number of Tavern
License shalt not uttered ten.
In amendment!, weed by Mr. Savage,
secoaded by Mr. Miteleay,-thet the 'lum-
ber be fourteen..
Fur the timendinent-A. Watson,
Robertson,,Deel'atson, Johesten, lease
age, Mackay, Ernes. 7.
Fur the mot iou -Small!, Smith. Sloan,
Garrow, Horton, t'agentore, Gordon,
Campbell. tle
31.1" -•OP.. -This gentleman
eas tot * • few dote ago and coned
Olio tortoni of the Reformers of the
e He left on Oleuday . last . with
•
eh° Morning train.
:41f1 IN VIM:RT.-A short time
egos f ilk:took a' lime' wh-at 40 one
of the ()nth mills,' and, on haviug it
weighed dechired the weight two bush-
els sho ; "They couldn't' fool hiM,"
tie Med, had a scales at honte, and
the* *writ' try. these &Ages on some
one else!". The, weigher insisted 'hie
weight Wee correct, and the farmer was
equelle ;porittiee. Finally, a small
Winkler. was:made, and the wheat was to
be taken tp etheroyerdes 'for, the deeision
of the bat..., As tee farmer was prepar-
ing to get reloadetl, he found, much te
his chiagein, a beg of wheat in the hot-
totn of hit sleigh, winch he had overlotile
*el when &Hemel? his load. That
farmer went home e slightly poorer and
initch coestfallen man. A good many of
the comidaints of cheating in weight so
often- Made porting graio dealers, if
edited trOthe bottom -.wonlit be felund to
lhaes no better atindari 'inn than the
labOve.-Expositora
Mons Nese Bentoteoso- Bending
loPeratiene promise to be br•sk Sea -
'forth as soon as. the spring opens. Mod,
C. /aiding! has purchased from Mr. Call.
foe to2,000, the lot adjoining the tele.
graph °thee, and iv tenOs erecting there-
on:a fine brick store. -Mr. M. R. Coun•
ter. intends building a brick store on the
lot he recently purchased from Mr.
Dkkocm, adjoining eurbey's store. When
cotnpleted Ur. pito:tot 'vitt have one of
the nestest and hal:sorriest jewelry stores
in ,Weetern ()uteri .-Felelity Lodge, 1.
040. F., are also making preparations
to Inert mence the erection of &large brick
bubbling ton their lot, on the Owner op.
•Pmesite Scott's' Bleck. This building
*MI contain a store on the ground floor
sod a* Oddfellows' Hall on the second
flit. The whole bieltling will be about
Om site of that of Messrs- Kellum]. &
Ryan: Besides these,several other stores
eitid privets residence are . projected, so
thee *e may look ferweril to a busy time
titian suminer.--Eipositor.
1141..10te.
. •
• Moved ho Mr. Gordon, seconded by ,
Mr. Sloan, that the nember ef Shop
Licenses be eleven, Citric:I.
Aloved by Mr, Robertson, reconded
by 11r. D. Tres/Atm, that fem. Saloon,
Licenses be granted. Tees - Robertson,
Cs. Watson, Johnston, Mackay, Horton,
Panniers. 6, illays--Smail I, . Wat-
pon, Smith, fillodur Saiege, Et ans, Gor-
'don, Garrow, CeomphelL 9.
Moved by Mk. Sloan. seconcted by
Mr. literton, that *60 be thu charge for
Titian License.
In amendment, moved by 3Ir. A,
Watson, seconded by Mr. Robertson,
that 180 be the change for Tavern Li-
cense. Yeas -.t . Watson, lt,,bertson-
2. Nays -All the other members -13.
/*Iona by Mr. Sovage, seconded by
Mr. Robertsou, that three Saloon Li -
metes be ,grantr.:1, Yeas--aRobertson,
D. Watson, Johnston, Savage, Mackay,
lierton-6. Nays -Smaill, A. Watatee,
Smith, Sloan, Eyans, Gerrow, Pa.tmore,
Garden, CantZII-9. •
"arY n.11,11LI-NICCArrieiLOOKE, k:
W t.„ marl a.111,w,a1 Sera fere lest•
del net retch him. in time to be of any
servi Ile 11I1611411 61111C1ly 44.wAy
9 oek Ott "Fhnindav forenenti. Thus
peacefully entlej. tlie oarthly career 4
0110 Of the earliest pie:me:en of [toren.-
yes O, a.. •
. The noiollerinote restlerits of ..ditais
-hsve seettiorial wed Googrest, placiugthe -
!doom* lorestien,irim fen:tete eight taret
v Altee ,for the interference efelmseVedeital
rorritnient. The dfulonotts are evident -
:110 Mooned. for" Mr. Cstitoin,, the dale-
gaiedrom tetae, fotlewed up the memo:. -
gild With a pet libto.f omit tlitoLogieloture
of that Te•rio.ry, [yokel for a eveansittee
-trident:Lotto...Ole:fore Ouy
.yetiea Lik011 With eegeril to' letele.
Theedloet. of I hie teeerie &Oat; is
r Intan lit?!ii 1 if ii1C Cuth nty
t were a . jet.:Ay priettee thet the
.
teem:Jed cefuseete, pot. Lir tiomee They
• ere dole,. at tee re.eiete uffive. • • -
C 'F.Ael 1 obili ilti!'ll.la' ,stcn-ot115.1: 1,4s' !ea.7si'diP! Lialf , be'Aini :it br ThlislIrL:Tn312:J. I Si 1 1-n : HtT :it' lel°. tlIAII:ill'''4:11:.
chair. elinutes of prevents ineeete
read and signed by the Reeve.
praying for the Council to. select ape&
of lend for a cemetery, also reconnond-
ing A etortion of. tee late Sherif t ;im-
am purpoee of a cemetery, NO if raj-
PcrlkflYoyftoelr, (1.17 str.t.ei. Noft, imeeeelel by
send property far tits miroose of thseed-
A. Afelloy, that the Council meet At the
ine it and. other lotein the neigliteer
hoscid as, to the fitness of said Intl+ far
"InAe'pe-tiCtiarriniewds; road praying f e trete
hle to secure a tivo acre lot f•d.the
to be openel between Iota 5 an 1 t; le.'1'
and - leaking the road througe the
swamp.-Deferiedpetarsoitoeron:ealtpizineeibe,,ti:f!..r :;1:
ing fron, the 6th to the 4th cone -neon,
we'Llie grfoislnotwoitin
Redney &dams, Anthony Allen, Ties,
The summ-MipnaeliltderB°dtosinwdthe8h1:8TWPhontewrntist:iejnatiii
Tavern 'Licenses to:rtha: hresereet,,,,t1,.):01r• .a._
iFnistteirs, Tt boatw nhils he. i p
C`,13:i:r 0: uMein 'rip:bleu:is: ea:vi"ugdanhent.lodtfincl idhbli :Pt: Cr It t t Ah 1 se
Members all present, lteeve ieethe
Petition of De Mcl.tren and et ehes
y, cothAiabo.tlialitrnohe 4(pY0,,nrtesie°i0onf nt,:,Ifesatell:wii..seje
'4J.0Npoititc,eneeeoseandbeedgThilfetedu-
t -• ..
oLnunatny Fotfinallgranrefirt), beentlot1.,.
oiPurchasing a olz°6-
4abea:37;m4ea,wanAtdobtha-aillti:t hcoefl 31 Cu Plmb 1 ler °ra kri li: s e: 8 'net eitile dt a, : tefi f'tt:f : 0 ra _11 e4614
bGyn Dv e. rnF :he :rt., thattheaforeeaid mow:etc*.
hforedin amendment by Rol. N. tt,
eafc°Px:3Tellitt.liinillerel:tviletecillee%sa.eptil'IYalicedivn'eetd'all:del.elec! it):110ndiadPedreiVali)eiituP.felsti,!obili7‘(r).(t. koemarf':;h1.41be*;
pieced in S S. No. 1; let' 2 oa the 34
Barsd-camit:b::(:11.1'11°.r.1.61:to.etweafinetin.Nnbfaaoaton.i.vidd°6113ebilrneces:Seso':ENn,1:8eue0eir:IRltedthalle°Iha;:&614t,:ttritattleillietrise.:1-1.res-0sus....Carvg4-tiraeat:
tztetrnirnradiy stphieitemints see:islfedor:trisyrri, a,,nia tn.
. I nnhier ilix'llit'lmill febe eic'efiriagnanigniellOresfeee#:::::enated)V1*.:Pera;twartwebese:ieedcospea:.71.rstilli.
the Township hsving boo now tot*.
ch,/nlOotwaaaccereptfutnheleeadbliiiyve oneehan2pnerrediseti
AlcKee through mistaie, '-
es the money has not bees ...., ...a be
the contractor to the ieglio•muuo
leassarriertom-One evening recent-
lyt upwards of 40 of the young people
otannected with Hullett Presbyterian
Church waited on Rev. Mr, Young, the
pastor, at the manse in Manchester, in a
surprise party. After refreshmenta had
been partaken of, • purse oontaining $75
was presented to Mr. Young, by Mr.
Alez. Reid, on behalf of the coutribto
tors, and the following addre,sa was read
by Mr. Henry Taylor, Jr.:
To Sex. Stephen Young: We, the mem-
bora and adherents of II ullett Presby-
terian Church, recognizing the import-
ance of the sacred ordinance in the wor-
ship of 0,x1,embrace the present oocasion
for the , purpose . testifying to
you in a tangible manner our
appreciation of your labors amongst
114 as pastor. To you, ia a great
measure, and under the blessing of Pro-
videnite, is due the success which has
attended our congregation. We bear
testimony to the zealous and faithful
manner in which 3 on have, at all tenes,
discherged the duties ef your sacred
Moved by . Robeetsoia, eeennded sh0fliorictl 1.41:ikiwiqiptutmo:uthriisnatdelditrei°sns tahril pyre -o°,
by Mr. Savage, .that the sum to be saltation as he value westtach to your
chorged- for Shop Licensetbe t5O-Car- servings, but rather as an expressien,
reel:ening olattses were panel and, tillerliliacgitfryorturrYeanidtfr't;fs hree uhgetliduildbiy°11 twin.
the cooltnit t ee rose and reported. • is in* heart -felt desire that you mas
In Council it was
Movedby eir. Catnpbell, seconded by
tar A Ps'atson, thst the By-law be
rt of (eleven Yeat-Gor- oar beetortehee for the happintes and P9far Fisher, jtvalal Adios.
t.;• ,% si:re1,4. 24,117.1.
III -.I 7.1A.:''i.r.P.:1:i 6 66
i
.,,...i.4.,,„,v.......,.....,,,,., a 1 21
n . .... . .1, ft 1 .., 1. .. .. .. 1 It a .1 14
'1 ,.... ., .. 1 tel..)
tr.t. i./ .0,11 .
5 45 if 0 . 4i
1'..ot.., liu.li ' ( :4, 111 0 d3
01.ir!....y "1/ loidi ' - 1 13 110 11 30
.rolat.i..... f bc...1 0 a • 10 450 •
' Illy perton . . .44 ••• Al --a- 00 -.
• 21 ..- ii 30
. ,C.,irizi.tra 1..rrottr •
0 20 a. 0 1.1
. . ' Eini:I'.i.l.t.t.:1:11:tr41:14:1'htePr....1:17111i..: 74: till .4111*: :11.1;551 .' . •
, your, 6 r lirll , , (OP 60 6 011,
1: it . :. ..... : ... ,1 34 0 5 00
11. 1, ..
, 0s, 0t.,; 300 . 4 tea ° - , 1 : ,i ' a* . '
4 1.4.4 13"k *eau all.o, ro,. 21, Its:A.
W.A. it. 12411)ite'r lo0 WmSli ehE 4 2 02 '
nu.s. per 1.(di Vot ,
r•ic. Per 10i it.. .„ - '1 01' 4 1 ..)
neon-. 1;0 160 114.,.... 20_71. ago 02 50;0 ,,
SPIntattirl?*::7 b:14 -h . " .I. 0 '2,1 a 0 .N1 .
- E„upt, per doz. thereeket.11.. ,0:.026 .0. 400016
Med
. 1:011.47:::::i.u.n ,, ..... ,i, ...1,00:00-; 1438.010e
1 00 • 1 2' .
K.! A • .Ot TO': °Ell:: 24.61,84:44.
• 011411/...t.• Unali .
* UiVralrla.r.3-t:',11::",:r6n41174114'r li.441-1,1'.• :511.,4,710450,, ....". . :lir 2 ,6 04: 07t , .
rotalor'e. far 141.11 ' 4 0 40 " 0 SO
• Iri.e,t, Oren), . : . .... . 201 0017 .". 01 0104 . '.
y.,,,z, pet Acta ( untiarhe1).11 0 14 " 0 14
r "4 - .; • • • .'..., ...! 041 : : 15°24 ...
.
15%609..;:. 11'70 ......
• rer 10LO.
teeter.
' Potir
Inder •
• . , . 2 60 er 3 00
•
Tt /RANT° M ARKETS,
Fe') 21th, -Fall W heat $1.23641.30.
'aerie; do $1.16 to 11.17. Barley 4.1 33 to
M.40, Oats 41c to 42e. Peas 70e to
73e Hite 65. te 70e. Better 2ecto 30c.
Egie :Vic to 2'5c. t
41 )):1•11E-11. tItliErn.
23tha - Wheat. el. 34
6a, 8:',d etc' (lets 36 to 38c
freely $1.10 to 1.1.30. Tfutter 27 to 32c,
Cheese Ic to 14c. Ean 23e to 24c
Ashes -Pots $3 821 to 15.83. Pearls
17-30-
The following persons were err -oh:
__,.i.• '
ed Pathmasters, viz: Jaen neve ew•°
Robertson, W. J. lien* h„, rOoti
Wm. Vanstone, Thos. Ilerro,h, Salem
(take, Ed. ,Strachan, Wei r e, joke
Stevens, Chas Walters, wiagn.achercis
Jas Joces, Samuel Piper, IL SlIesae
Jae Steteleti Jettrl Lleg, David Rog's'
Wm Allen, Marton, sauce Tder
Fieher, Benj. Munnitepa "era 'stories
Allen, George Lorraier, Joe semingt°°'
John.Morgan, Patrick emtion, Joie,.
Gordon Young, Wet peo„,o___. Juba A,
McDonagh, Jag Jones, iiab,741 carrell,
Robt Buchanan, Jos throe hi Tikigh
Richard Fulford, Jae 0„ pit'awartt jolts
Mel -lardy, Wm Groct, A. 13t•esn, "
Fawn'', Wm Clark, ea os_ _
long spared and blessed with heal !From Graham, 1,44011111Christlsw.
J" D"tow R. Stissojo-o,Leeetheringtee.
Ellis R. n i lc 14 Hassett, 9*
, The following nem ea
.
g was' f red to in- amended ard that ten shop Itemises be
• shed stonigth to enable you to continn 3 , US on
tdiadyisciar•00 lotheort.t11 hadavtoiesdoofuyeeurwpoosiotffioern en, viz: Georp it _41.
ndkur
Mucttiscincuts.
STR&Y CALVEi.
'Anti wlier..aa 11 frill revile no won .4%. Two.
thouttaiti0 two %mutt ...1 4 viera to .ne rante4 aouto
ally by it.,e-ial rite 6.r the payttritt„ of the reat.1
404 .04 interest a• site. ber..i.tatter ',mutt it0.4.
And ' j.eroa. i..r.4.,,a it,,,,th. li,t,ie.t end cr.. log
it
an *Ai' alotwal.- Sooi:ligyalt,i CO pa'N tiZti....a14
:auto . .Tif enty- thouvunf .1....h,... al,',,t, to ..to,t. ,o,
h.ret fter litekitheted, It sent ....1,.‘14.4.1 4-14.164 :ill.
Aloe! .tircial rate of Otte keAVI,it,.1 and .ittli nine
litiodnul an4 " tiftr.ninths.110f1-11.4.) of a tot itin toe
d„tt..t..,t, int,tit on to et. other rata' itol tazei. 10 it
te4L.k, ..4 idol it:'74410•1.:;:r.. ,iiii..,:::::', 1.1” et, .b. ,n..... ::::..1. 2 41 .41:
Cusped .4 14.Z..n.o4.41..i. of llt.rf.'toutt y..4' ttr,at .
' frt. iltefit.liatt lie it:fetal ter Lev n e et
4
Tionta0Y.pltresent-O" r peraotia..teety or lettiten tiortert- .
eta,. oh.. tut, y. es wee% le fiatAmtare thy Sam* altos
ill
the i.r..iit' d Llehtuiturrairreintfter win iiried. '
a tom Iv,: tr-:cd.z.nir in teweelet..Iiie oho 4.4. vally
thitu.a.ird 4(4,44. and eulasolori purse 414 paid. '
lid
into'tue Ilill6/44. a tlin in•Airer 6fthet'S ewe -
said fur -the purponpe nAllathise.:linun....pAph.. ie.- .
:-'''..t"..2rta4.•...Tkat it' 4.'41'..'.1i--44iZtr th'e eiti4.4Tearnett -..
to rtur.e any tot...ter fnle• free to th,upet-t- for
.uelt suite, oT turoont..aiet....1.0.0 thaO..nee itt.irvifed
4..1are tA.:1. &art 4ttUtr,,-.ai,a..0..1.."ititta-• shell ne
aeitt.ii atuli 1:0:ft.sti is ikt A.0 . l:.0ilorati•eit gall he
Nigt.;/,+1 t yith...a...1. IFilli4eill, 461.1..4:1tUll te4:04; Lae t hy
tne l.f. 1. tr, . 4.1vt's-...teNt wry. - ...
al.13fidin 11 aL:iittl).1.t.'.4i-ir.44' air fit.74ftileetitHY‘'Ir'.:Itt ;7.. 1'.4‘a -1,7-1.,,,i7,.:
after ritontiton;41 re tie% tootoo of tete .-11“1.3.1
ute oini-t., ot tip, "Tieaaerrer of V.ze 4.14 , 0...i.iy -or
Moroi. an4 what! byre lilted fo their. (4,61..114
1., 11.• I.:iv...tor toe i.e. ve ,,11,,,... iy. by
the A., i t II\ .r.i.•n len4 Tot,ir. int... -4_, .. '
' 4th, 'that 440.• ati4. th•hent.T... an4 _Ti,ott-u,.
'shall to made Out in the currency of Mae afr •- '
ininiou..0 limit toe whOle antithan a "44 44.1.,,.. ,
three ahallhot t.eneel t4e 'before aertioardaoia of
twenty thousand 4oliers: OP 1tser tom& bearlater.
est at Itte re.t...4 ..ry twr..eitt iter altallatt. *to* in _
-V.04•04 A441140 rtya'.ie Ott ils. Ural Asa of of, in
4.21.14 044 teen yarrAttrtars the edt. . . of the '
Nerd Ltehentotam ittl.he take. of the feature!' .4 ik.
it
4.1,40,440.0f ti , m. , . ''''' . -
. fob. Tnat for di 1...trfolte offf.ortning A +114:114,,,'
51.6141 for the rot at wirthe 0104 henentore. Atoi
11... Intereet. at. the rate afo:usaoll to 1..204. doe
Inha7/4.4°Ittie"..teuhequt"a4r..' ofteisiV*1 ilitratyt"-ntitlient(ifobra115.1f.d) 0644 da
Null ito bendollar. ...than to 2.1.11tiett te all other
i
rates 4 taYe4 tw rairon..lerie4 tool coiteettel. an .
canny .n.t.tn alli Ch. rat.otiOtt pr..iwrty nuthin the .
Votiitt ea Wren. dunce the e.outinusnor of the .
.41",ii4thi)e. Tbelial."4thrvir 1.21:.-nlacw4.4t7111...1., elfwt and r•onie
loth_ tip...ration ether the 1.r.t e..y -of S W.V. Wee
tt1.411101114 eight Vtrill and to% rliiV-fu xr.
Lionlitron. 'Pie --1..airtAhfj4.11:11.:::. Jtin 1b.:( at rite
le 1.,e iskeninto consideration I.( the...m...4.11r
:
- The *hove iti a trae rott.y -.r • propneed fly -Ian
41.hfaConiery_of Huron at tiooerieh. in the lend
. %OW twop'eloek tu tbe ettelridou at olio+ tone -
IS.
Mot -Ihe.natoultiils 4,, the dintheit ort itert14
thin', to aitleti4 Itsrpie1.1...., tit.n.uaid.
• - PI'TF t 11N11:41%,' (.1',rli
1 .' .• ' . o • . • • • o. - • • -
(Ite.44•111:a.1:;,...'';4.!••••o."-4.4".'es!4:1. 1 . •-• ''. 19)-n. •
, •
CIAME inen the enclosure of tlie sutt-
ee scriber, lot 24,2a ton., Wawa.
nosh, shout the middle of November
last, TWO CALVES, afleifer Calf mid
s yearling 11411, htith rest 11 not claimed
by the 20th' A-larch:next they will be
kept fiT expetises. *
• WM. FLUKER,
Feb. 21, 1874: 1410c*. Auburn P.O.
•
FOR ItALE.
ckFFERS *ill he reeelyed
le! for the pueeliese 'the
Ontario Salt Worle, with
three acree of Land. to
411e 10th Al nth next,
AdMdr.e°03. CAMERON.
Ooderich, 17th Feb., 1874... i41011d
4.,..41
. \
HAII. CONTRACIS.
ro VONDERS, addreseed to the Post.
AL master General, will be receivedat
Ottawa until ,Noon, on Friday 13th
March, 1874, for the conveyance of Her
Majesty's Mails, on proposed contracts
for four years,as under, on and from the
let July next. petween Bayfield and
reefer -A six times per week each way, 1
iforriston and Wrirxet:r six times 1
sec. week each way. Printed 1
;otos containing ferther information
es to conditions of propored Contracta
0/ay be seen, and blank terms of Tender
nay be Obtained at the Post Offices
hove mimed, and at my office. •
GILBFAtT GRIFFIN,
. .. P. 0. 'Disputer.
reit Ware Inspector's Office, i
London, 31st Jaay. 1874. c 1410
-
-
MONEY TO LE'os..TD.
......... ,
IN LARGE OR MALL 8170 FOR
1 i long tr tort tensest 8 per 01041: * '
SINCL,t1R 6 situtsa..'
Goderieh, Dec&30th, 1813. 1402-2m
it I ..
SPRING
STOCK
•. °I
HOTS° 8i IMES
sloops 161- b° o vegetable garden. Very
s fle• 4 nts alo o e
ranted ins ea
liberal indg°'"ne
• „ • swell
Just nrrivpd.
, • AT
3(111 STORE
f
:4.
MEN/ WOIVIN
.
AND CHILDREN
are itivited to call and
inspect the goodS be-
• 0
fore- pnrchasing else-
,
where.
G. Mclie.,NZIE
PROPRIET-J.
•
miiton Street,
Goderich, Feb. 17th, 1874.
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40,