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Iligt.. my Steer -D. Mee?...
Berrowe-D. IL Strachan,
etenkrupt Stock -D. Watson.
Jost Received -Jae Saunders.
farm to,Reat--Daniel Wagon.
Tenders Wanted -Jae Small!.
Trade Side -Brown, Routh & Co.
*OW Goods--Crotts & Johnston.
lest of Coavietioue- Dan. Limn. ,
Standard Scales -Fairbanks & Co.
ce Farming Lands -0. F. Davis.
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wally Physician -Dr. S. S. -Fitch.
'all Papm itc.-T. J. Moorhouse.
Larm for in'ile--Daviston & Johnston.
netiou Sale of a Valuable Farm -Jonas
Ap Jones.
ant Girl Wanted -Mrs. 0. G. An-
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Temperance Colony -
A project is ou foot for forinine a
colony in some new district where a
settlement weld beestabeseed on such a
bssis as would effectually exclude the
traffic and use of liquor. The origins-
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dors of the schema, who are mainly resi-
dents of Sca/t10.nd, although it is intend-
ed to embrace Englishmen, and Irish-
men as well, applied to Idr. Begg, Chief
Emigratien Commissioner for Cenada in
thee oonntry,asking him to choose a suit-
able location for the colony in Ontario,
they preferring that Province to the
teited States. Me Begg accordingly,
on his return here, proceeded to the free
grant regions in and &mond Muskoka,
and after making proper enquiry, and
obtaining reliable information, decided
to recommend a tract of land in the
towneliips of -KcMurrich and Perry,
Parry Sound District, for the settlement
of the celerity, sod the Government has
signified its readiness to grant said
tract. Mr. G. M. Rose, G. W. Patri-
arch, Sons otTemperance, Ontario, in a
circular recommending the countenance
and support of the project by temper-
anoe people in the Province, describes
the plan of settlement as follows :-
eras* Wank lailway•
GOD11.1CH STATION
Trains leave as follows, -
Mail
Express
Mixed
00 m.
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*a et 12.30 p. m•
. .3.30 416 16
Trains are doe so folleme,- -
Mixed Xi 44 it
2.00-p. an
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Munn Ignal.
GODERICII, March 1 8, 1 8 7 4.
Marriago Sill.
fore eh. Ootntlo Legislature,. Its no-
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A ball regelating marriage is nor be-
- --. amity seises fries the fact that hitherto
an injustice has been Floes to Protest-
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10. ante by the law as it stood. Thwy were
• oeliged to pay six diallers for a license,
fear of 'Ake went jet() tee consolidated
femme. fund of the Province. Itoman
Cathoece -were exempt fiont this fee,
though they derived their share of ad-
vantage from the fund of which it form-•
ed a part. The government proposes to
abolish licenses and issue certificates in-
stead at charge not exceeding two
dollars. Some other alterations ere
made in the exiating law. The follow-
ing are the prineipal provisions of the
new bill :-
The first clause provides that all mare
riagee which bare, befere the passing of
• the Act, been Celebrated to Upper
Cenada, by any persons legally author-
ized to marry, between persons not un-
- der legal el isqualifications for matrimony,
are declared to be lawful and valid se
far as respects all matters within the
jurisdiction of the Ontario Legislature,
provided that the parties lived together
as hnsband and wife, and that. the
validity of the t-napriage has not hitherto
been questioned in any law suit. The
effect of this will be to prevent eexati-
ous actions being brought in the courts
to declare a marriage invalid and the otie
spring of it illegitimate merely !mamma
there may hay. been som-e informality
in the license, the- banns, or the cern-
Pet
tures, have been fyled in the electien
court in the following cues in Ontario,e-
Contosta Insctisas. -On-Saturday morning last a gang of
burglar. blew open and robbed the safe
itions complaiuing of undue re-
in the taffies of Abell's Agricultural
Works at 411Womlbridee, neer 'woman;
, inony.
1 In the case of marriage by banns, the
new Act peovides that it is only necese
eery for the parties to be "called" en
i church once, instead of three times ; hut
Ione of the parties must have lived at
, least fifteen days in the municipality
' where the banns are published. This
will tend to prevent clandestine mallet -
1 ages, as under the old set balms ml t
be anal often were, published far a y
, from the residence of the intending m n
1 • and wife, in a place where they were en-
tirely unknown.
A .certiticate front the Provincial
Seeretary may be selatituted 'fer the
present Governor's license ; lint before
any certificate or license is grantedeene
t et the parties to the intended marriage
1 shall persenally make oath that he er
ens believes that there is no affinity,
consanguinity, pre-cuntract, or other
lawful or legal impediments to the mane_
ale ; and that one of the parties has fox
the preceding tifteen days had his or her
usual plaice of abode within the muni-
Icipality where the Marriage is to be
solemnized ; sad, in cam either ot them
.: is under the age of twenty-one, that the
miseent-of the raiment or guardian hea
Ibsen ()Maimed. If there is no parent or
guardian, an oath to this effect must be
taken.. It will be seen that the residence
clause comes in here again. The bond
formerly regeired is- abolished.
The other previsions of the Act are a
reduction of a license fee to about 92 -
an excellent change ; tine the relieving
of the minister from liability in case of
i "-- any legal impediment having existed,
1 providing that he was unaware of it.
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- hatornood Church 2C07=ent.
On esich lut suitable for sericulture!
purposes, two -and -a half acres will be
cleared, and -a log house built. To ac-
oomplish this it is proposed to set to
work a body of men. es early in May
next as precticeble. -They will be com-
posed of aro bcdied Members of. the
colony, and will be sepplied_ with pee-
visious, and allowed a certain rate of
nage.. So winch of the wages as' will
be equate) the Yalu. M the house am(
'clearing en the lot to be occupied 17
each indieidnat pioneer, will be retained
le, Apply on theneediummvements-the.
balance will be paid neer to him. The
work of clearine, erecting houses, open-
ing roads, etc., will be continded during
ehe suiumer, and such other. work as is
practicable, until the epeeist of 1875,
when.families. (if any) of the pioneer
workmen and the main budy of tbe
colouy will arrive and take possession of
the house and lowtilies which have erten
prepared. A saw. rill. will be erected
sallies the sumniet of 1814, tO siippey
lumber, shingles, lath, etc., foe finishints
the houses. An eatineal mile will else
be added as soon as required. ,for the
colony. The Covert/meet ar,e opening
a leading road through the ;townships,
eastward from eleuteith to intersect the
Muskoks Read, loading northward felon
Huntsville.
A Joint Stock Company is &bent to be
formed (The •Internatiofira Temperance
Settlement Company) for the purpose of
managing the &fears of the Colony. The
stock will chiefly lee beta" by the mein -
bees of the settlement. none or whom,
eicept the pioneer body, will be entitled
Ill bolt' location.s, unless holding stock
tee at lout the amounl- of the value of
the improvements on the location.
In concluding the circular Mr. Rose
says,- •
There is noepiestion &boot the salubri-
ty of the•districte-eure water in aeune
dance -no Miasma or ague. The town.
ships of MeMurrieleand Peery, although
somewhat broken. coutaiii sufficient laud
uf good quality tee enstain a very levee.
population. Beautiful lakes anil numer-
ous streams, abouncting with tish. di-
versify 'the conntry. That pertion of the
township which cannot at present be
made available fir agricultural purposes.
will be veluable as reserves and pasture
erotinds when cleared-afforiling shrine.
to the settlement, anal rendering thC
whole face of the ceuntry. pictitreequel.
Our glorious and revered principles can-
not but tleurish under such favorrible
circumstances. The banner-Iif temperl-
&nee will teen at least over one meanie
this wide Dominion where King 416,101
will have lost his power.
Mr. R. J. Galen, Whitby, in an ap-
provieg and descriptive lottezette _Mr.
allYa '
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I hope your proposal schetue of set-
tling a township in the Muskoka Dile
trict with temperance people, will be 'a
snocess. The Dunkin•Act Trill enable
them to carry out eheir views very ef-
fectually within the limits of their urini-
cipality ; and I have no doebt that the
Parry Sound people, whe have hitherte
succesefully prohibited thesaie of lipirite-
ous Piquers in their locality, will coo
dially secend any movement havinge
object in vie x. I visited that
country about three years ago with my
family, one of whont was in delicate
health, and receive.' benefit from the
delightful air and scenery of that ro-
mantic district. The steaunboats daily
playing on Lakds Muskoka and Ito:matt
are well eivaipped and provisioned ; the
hotel accommodations . are generally
good ; and upon the whole, there are
few more destreble places fur the' tourist
nr invalid to lay up a etock uf useful
keowledge bealth. Instead id the
numerous ewiemps found further south,
they have heart r nir•elosys, which furnish
excellent hay for the -early settler, and,
when cultivsitect, grow the finest of root
crops peel Indian corn. There is abun-
dance of -water of good quality. Tee
climite Is a little more damp than it is
in South Ontario ; andjfrom the influ-
ence of the humerons lakes and rivers
h is so severe In the car-
e . country does ant T141
be meow (elle, nit thet hen
Off in spring lb.' laid is
°did.), ready tor the
1 John Walker, London. I
2 William McGregor, &nee.
--3 Alex. F. Macdonald, Cornwall.
4 D. IL Chisolm, Halton. •
5' John: Stuart, South Riding of
Norfolk.
- 6 Peter*White, junr, North Ititliag
ef Renfrew.
7 William Kerr, West Riding of
Northumberbuid.
8 G. 'K. Orton, Centre Riding of
Wellington.
9 Charles F. Ferguson,Nerth Riding
of Leeds and Grenville.
I0 Hon. J. H. Cameron, Cardwell.
11 Sir J. A. bisodonald, Kingston.
12 --John O'Donohoe, East Turonto.
13 111011140 Moss, West Toronto.
14 Robert Wilkes, Centre Toronto.
le A. T. Wooceand E. Irving, Handl-
ton.
16 J. B. Plumb, Niagara.
17 James Norm, Iincoln.
18 Schuyler Shibley, Addingeon. -
HO J. D. Buell, Brookville.
20 Nathaniel Higginbotham, North
Riding ot Wellington. .
21 111alcolm Case. Cameron, South'
Ridiug of -Baron.
They &Romanis set the pinto on ere.
The works were completely destroyed.
The loss is about $200,0011. No inane -
anise. About 13) men are thrown outOf
employment by this disaster. The
the:easel:de, got about $10 neniey in
the safe.
Our neuters have already been I -feint-
ed threugh- our columns ef the lodes-
ment estoilish a cengre2ation of 'the
Reforieed Episeopia Church in ottswan.
The miireinent for s 'eh a church, first
cieemenced 01 ttie Utensil Statek A shert
time age, wavers Risley Cummins /m-
ewled from the Episcopal ehurell, for
the :tildes,' reetion that lice. as oppesed
to the ritualistic tendencies which had
crept into it. A nucuber of eleiscopalians
in Ones& sympathised with the move-
ment, and sent a request to Bishop
Cummins to visit that city. Ile was un-
able to do so at preseut, hut he sent a
Rev. Mr. Gallagher, who has preached
to large congregations for the last two
or three Sabbaths, and it is expected
that he will receive a call to become the
first pastor of the congregetion which
haa been organized. The movement
meets with much sympathy and has
called forth tee active opposition of the
Bishop of Ontario, who has preached
ageinst it, and who has gone BO far as to
formally exceremunicate several who ex.
preeeed their aympathy with It. In do
ing, so we think he has m-ade a zreat mis-
take. No one doubts his right to in-
voke the power of this church to try and
hill off the movement, but the policy of
pnrsuing such a course 111 very gnestion-
able. The present age is too enlight-
ened to crairitly subcuit to persecution,
aad the action of Bishop Lewis 2 more
likely to aid the movement than to stop
it. His course is the more to be re-
gretted from the feet thaehis church has
always condemned the Church of Rom.
for adopting such extreme measures.
The &einem of Dr. Cummins is to be re-
gretted, bait we are of opinion that
Bishop Lewis is doing quite as mace to
ingaire Episcopalianism in the eyes of
tlio
It is probate. that a cengregation of
the Reformed tEpiseopal Church will
shortly be established in Montreal and
it is altogether likely the movetnent will
extend to other p
The following
solution WU passed
at a meeting held in Ottawa a few days I slaughter has been returned against
ago, -"That, in eurable reliance upon the cenductor, engineer and brakes.
Almighty God, a congregstion of the man, and the railway comptny i3 cen-
Reform Episcopal Church be now organ -
„retired for not having proper signals for
isad in nee city of Ottawa, ia the Do -
stepping train, and fair using kerosene
'minion of Canada, in cenformity with
oil on cars.
tie declaration of the principles, con- _ _
antution and canons of the said Re- Mr' 33- "root -
2'2 Crowell -Wilson, Zest Riding cf
Middlesex.
1:3 L. McCallutn, Monck.
24 J. L. McDougall, South Riding cf
Renfrei.
25 Walter ROW, Prince Eilward:
26 Jig. Maclennan, North Rtding of
V ictoria•
'27 J.L.Bigger, East Kitting of North-
umberland. '
28 D, P. Jones, South Leeds.
29 A. 11:Dymond; North York,
30 A. Monteith, North Perth. ,
It appears Sit John Maelonald !is
urging- his supputere to gilts all the
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-The snow storm' of 1:ust week, of
which we hale fag end on tho shores
of Lake Huron, appeeie to hay° been
yery severe in the eastern section of
Outarie. In the neighbourhood of
Ottaewa the drifts were ten and twelve
feet high and the redway tidies were
very mesh delayed,
pities are so evenly
lie/am-el the Newfoundland Legis -
"'muesli that the goyernment have to de-
eiindita the cutting vote of the speaker
for their majority. There will probably
toe dissolution and another general
election
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,1,00AL
FAT1144, O'Stiet delivered 100 -
ore on St. Patrick, in the %men
Catholic Church. laid evening.
newels • clentIerirte-Mr. W: Paue
has been appointed Township Clerk of
elowick in place Of the late Goo. Dans.
ST. rATRICX'S' Mt. -Yesterday was
et. Patrick's day. • No celebration.
tittle:nal sucieties at a discount in (lode
erich.
neeen „Pine Oreica. -- Post.
Master st "Myth having resigned Ids
ne effice on account of ill health, Me. D.
tneible they can by protestine. B. McKinnon hae been appoisited in his
wrote a fetter to Mr. McCesig. the de. WO.
feated of Prince wanl connty, uristng
him very strangly to protest, andiaying
that "it mast be done.' The ex•pre-
inier's oreen, the Kingeton Sties, be•
lieyes that "the beet plan is fur the cao-
&dates to tight it out before the electIon, sermons were preached in the Wesleyan
and once that is decided that the matter ' Cherch on Sunday last by RUT. J. A.
probably a number teilliams, to large cengregations. On
should eiul there." eloolay eventng a Ws -meeting was held
of the above eters will be witbdrann or
int.tetheicechweurcBh;ND.- Ilia new Silver Cor -
thrown out.
net Band drove round town last Sitar -
en and played a number of • airs. 1The
instruments are sweet toned and with a
little practice this Will prove an efficient
and.
tetereste-Last week we had a spell
of celd, windy weather. The cold was
eltout u severe &many we Ilse, bad this
winter. On Saturday it tamped milder
and the treads are rapidly drying up
W. 31. ANNI011t0ARY..- Anniyersary
issalting th1 I=ettiveat s.
While the estimates for the Immigra-
tion Department werb toiler eiseu
in the Ontario Legielature fleet ..week, Meet:nes:ea Hot-mt.-Crofts & John-
nie Mathew Crooks Caineroneesteler uf ;sem are censtautly receiving no* MU of
the spriug goods of the lateat styles: ,Their
_the nrotley crew called by-cogitesy
'busetess is steadily increasing ae the
Opposition, for the sake of pitching into ;peoelo kno h
w w ere to get geed *alma
,McKellar, grossly insetted' 1 .1 IiitelIC71 !fur tiger e,eney.
II oit
tem irmuierants who have od, le the I itgeeeee C3NTRACT.-It is runicettaied
orleimigmtion took office. elr. Caine; lewerded tut Glendinning 4 eliMile of
. , .Waillowton, for the sum of 1390,904, but
r3n oldie- t - a-,
at letest leviers the metier WM [ not
'Mealy settled. '
Therehel been a very greatIyincresue - I
the fret *hi
ed parts of r
trate before
the snow gi
r almost im
plough. present et au agneultur.
ei fitir in Bracebridge, and vas surprised
to see the excellence of planet of the
eroducts of the soil there exhibited,
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eountry 'nice the preaeot C nutuissiotwr :that, the harbour coutract has con
To TIM POINT. -An exehange says:
"Compare the publisher of a -newspaper,
who haa to go all around -the county to
collect his pay, to a fanner who sells
Isis wheat on credit, anlnot more than
a bushel to all v person. If any fanner
will try ,the experiment of 'dietributing
the proceeds efelie-lahor ever two es
three distant Leetntien, for inie year, we
will guarantee thet he pill no.er, after
that year's experiences, ask a pehlisher
to supply lien with a foper a year er two
withuut the pay for it."
DIRATZ.-An interesting debate on'
the subject "Should women he allowed
to vote, under the leadership uf Meurs
Strang and Ball took place in the High
Reboot building on Friday evening lest.
Mr. Bell occupied the shair. Bete
sides of the question were ably Beaten, -
ed. The chairman considered thet the
affirmative had the best of the argeruent
and gove his deeision accordingly.
Next FriJay evening instead of a debete
there will be readings and reeitatinns
fpr the purpese of homing the meinbers
in elocution.
ing nomber of robberies aud burglanes,
during the pest yeax, and et was not im-
probable :hat tine had arisen from tbe
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TTUTTRAN41: MASS NIIIRTINcs, --A 're-
pt:remit MAU meeting wos annon
to be hell in tho Wesleyan Church last
neliscriminate system of bruteing mew . ..
. It is opt of the Orate, fer
eritnts to this otuntry introdeced byebe .tellYstailg'‘v. a ray.rt in ti -a , 1 .1. 7 this
'..;10V,r71111C1.13 uf hon. geut101.,..11. - . . , ,
iiscjek s isnot. ' ...
Hon. Mr. 3IcKellar repelled the
charge of the hon. gentlemen on behalf_ 1 Ilit'TII IIVILIN F.,...:.•:: .•.:( P10, -,•41,;.-
A6 be last' moment a petition has kitten
iif the immigrants amid. the cheees of
the 11,Mse. ...It was a loll slender Open .frlod eiteillet the retern of Mr:. M. C.
tenuerou for South Introit. Soule ilifti•
every one of them who. heti cieue to the
pest veer, ene. h," ,ciiityleas been experioncedein raking
eouutry durinz the
had not before heard a sheet* ireol froth ' the money bet at last it has-been ierap-
Any 0140 io that elfeet, -.0a tog:ther. David fleod %011ie. ie
the relator 111 tee matter.
Mr. Ceinerun said he del net teem t a
nay thee the immignints of last year were i, Matz rs.-The assize. On, tined y ster-
of thin bail clast. Ite wen merely see- before Ju lee Merresoir. 'rho ha net.
•estine it (Oh oh l) He knew,. ar is I' ht. etlra. Itiallay, the tonne who
any rate, that orime was- more ?Ito dro nod her children in the Tow
!during the, past year than it. eas in of drey some tene agn, will be h
u for trial She is without 'don
Y •
Hon. Mr. Mowet Baia the hon. gentle- sane, but the efedical Suporiotegelent
pesitima
man knew quite well that the crianinalt a4 the Asylum thinks her prespeae fig mined,
were not the inunierenta of. laat year. : recovery sill be better after she ha eel
Mr. Cameron Bed he ilia! nee knew. 1 her trial.• Duet Glees,. Berreete , of . • -•
Hen. Mr. MovrateeThen tho hon. I London, will viaduct tee. Crown nsi- uf the Asseeee ;en be held M elericee
metini
-eentleman meeht to levee 1:11,cw11. 0104% I nese, .
hear) • doripg.the et eith of 'NU*. . Th Execu-
tive Colette:ea, tit prepeam. t ie pie-
' -• I Geueitics AND Cuicaoo Ttuto-n.i-Ve*
ship
ught
t in•
GRAIN ?RR Acall.-The average num-
ber of bushels, of grain per sore raised
in Heron iii 1873 was as •follews,-
Norte Riding -Winter wheat 20, lepnng
wheat 18, OA. 33, Barley 40, Peas 45.
South Riding -Winter wheat 25, Spring
wheat 15, Oets,50, :Barley 40, Peas 35.
In weeat Iluren stnnds well up in the
list -as compare.' with other wean's,
in mats there is only one riding ,where
the average is higher thin in !South
11,;,
Huron, in barley our average is high
as &ay in Ontario and in pe , the
North Riding stand. at .the top of the
list. As a grain growing °minty Hermit
will compare fayeurably with any in tee
prey ince, '
CTaLINO.-A bonspeil between the
Goderich and St. 3Lary's Curling Chiba
has been in contemplation for same time.
It was delayed from one cattle
other till bed week, when tli
weather ante keen ice pre- them
portunity to platy it. Two min
coaled from here to St. Mar
Wedeesday and - hed all iet
.garrie. St. elary a wee secemeifii
shots. The tIpierich visitore were
hospitably entertained &nil return -well teresting in that it 0 ws the Schools of
teemed With their dayla sport. he fol. Senth Huron, to bee in a satiefactery
. .attite. ; Vie +mild Weise a moregeniral
lowing lathe seore,-- ,
ilINK NO. ii: imitation ef the liberidity of No. 6 De-
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here it is followed
Goeemett. - ,Sr. M
E Martin -• , John Adair
1 H Finlay - ,fiect Grant
11 Cooke . J If Weir
11 Horton, Skip, 11, 0 McIntyre,
RINK 111. 2. , _
PnInlanteon Win Mamba
,
T llood ,, 0 H Melia
C E Humber Win Semen
A M Rues, &Lip; 27 P M Nicoll,
In op-
s pro-
estinz
on
e an -
cold
by 12
eider whether our exempts would be
productive of most good as nuelerste
users of liquor or as total abstainers
from it. ln regard to the fine point it
has been argned that, ai men overstep
the botinds of moderation hot h in eating
and drinking wo must abatain from both
if we do erten one. bot this is no argu-
ment for thetheaking of intoxicating
liquors is wholly a lu eery, wbile wecannot
do without eatieg our food. But it is eel --
Utility wrong to be isitehiper ate in eating
also. , It might be "skid, Would iodate
be happier if the use uf liquer was dens
awity with ? Alinoet eyeryone • will ad,
roil that it world, fur • next to Mammon
Worship, this is the most frightfeil in its
consequences:of all the gross sets which
now afflict uur country. The lecturer
believed that, ia. suite of Tattle/ranee
Societies and the Gospel, there ts more
drunkennees now than there *as 50
years ago. • And it ie the grand out-
standing blot on the escutcheon of Eng-
land treland andSoollmid. 2nd. Will total
abstinenoe be a more useful example to
ethers than a moderate and proper -use
of the liquor I, While admitting the
weight of a moderate example in this,
the speaker decidedlygonsi tared that the
ex nape: .4 total abstinence was not only
of 'flora benefit to others, but wee safer
for all. After giving a very painfully
clear illustration of the evil which May
be dune by the example of elm iv hot even
takes it moderately, ehe lecturer cou-
eluded by an earnest wish for the pros-
perity of the good cause.
Bev. Mr; Fletcher having given an
instance of tee elenger to which ell who
partake stand expcned -Mr. Nugent, in
a few happy refnarke, sem-eased, the,
gratification it had given him to Wee
to 'feeble a lecture. The meeting closed
witlesengine paid the teenedicticite, after
weiclothe numeroes ' ndience, retired,
hiehly gratified with he clear and non-
viecitig statement of ruth which had
been presented. , -..
- • Smith Schools. "
from the Edema
r. J. 14,. Miller,
/I., will prove in-
. Tito follewiog lette
tem Depertinent
Public School Inspee
utiefial thatle
like beneficial reetilis
noteertille
Total, 38 Total,
, UT= :el:hors' .A..130111% '
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The regular quarterly meetin of Aleut
aesociation was held on Sate
WA-
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Ila
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50-
r Ole
7th:alarch,in the Central School elinten.
The meeting was ealleal to u
the President, Mr. J Turnbte
at JO A. M.
After reading of minutes ot
meetene and other routine li Isilieas.
Mr. -1. It. Miller; Idspector.proe aled ea
explaitethe "letok and Say' nat eel of
teaching reeline, giving et praeti de
menstration,• by teiseleie1/2g s chute f
children.. ale., gave. many useful
hiuts with regard to cotrunemeine arith-
metic, end the xendral 111411Agelill111t
bagihners: 3: r was listelial ea
throeghont ith merkeit interest gee.
his illustrottims weeethiehly apprecietee
by' the treachies pretont. '
The afternoon seesieu a .1 opene lot
etr. It. eneene ehowine hie toothed -et
tenehing (reject L noun. ' he
*winner eil giving
s by totelsin • a class
on.' The ject of
liij,thly• reetive
elfin.* tuede of -cent
ler by
, B. A.
reteeeil-
in a very
practice -a etia
befere the 1 eat
object .4
ono, Atli :kir':
ducenig tt is very euecessifel,
'enees ef teeters •Wl•r* ten]
Moues. Miller and Fergulun.
A *hurt deiceseiete out r
en•I the best re ..leisof teleterte i
manly tli••ti• %chives teoag per
It was deal: .1 tla at tear peat
Tenon
Sue :eel bite thie
thet the Clerk of fititt
reference to Your
Will &corps :-
omen, • •
o, 28 Feb. 1874.
honour to state,
&tics eeporte With
Report of 1873,
as follows •
-"The schools undei Mr. Miller's sup-
.
,erintondence are go rally speaking In
nresperoue condition. Leseens are
prepared by teachers end (lie piograinine
geuerally followed: • Prizes are butesol-
dole given un the uterit'card system, as
required by law. Sehools well (tallish -
al wile seath, maps, Oro. Tame
table, Ittiles, 'tee -Ming up in great ma-
ierity of school*. oor itchocil prem-
ises in aegis instance remitted bad) and
a few caste, 1 uteleof likewise.
Several schools do ti t pinvele tee na-
g:tired ace eninotlatit n. lathe village
et Exeter indeur p mitres are reported'
bed, bid a new be !ding, is promised
dureig 1674, (eost ), whioh- will
rectify. emitters. T schools of the.
Te wig of Goderich Much improted.
N9. to l'eborne, midi/ the management
ef Thomeselliate ford, et 'find class
'1; ,to ocher). is, , un. the fon, country
hie, like a decent
Boaforta•
,
Nsw RAiLWBT "relay
eveeing last a meeting of the people of
Seaforth was held in the Commereise
Hall, to °wielder the railway schen:. of
Mr. Fowler Tor the eonstruetion of a
road from Port Perry to Goderich, with
a branch :from Brussels to Sarnia lee
Seaforth. The meeting was (May at-
tended by the buena:is man of tee vil-
lage. After listening to Mr. Fowler's
address tn. following resolutions were
unanimously cierried:-Movel
Gray, seconded by D. le Wilson, that
this meeting approve of the scheme se
laid down by Mr. Feeler; that they
consider it feasible, , and that if carried
out it would be for the benefit
of this village and vicinity. Several of
the busineas mon and large shimmed
present spoke strongly in favour of the
scheme, and gave Mr. Fowler ev.ery en.
cenragement.
FATAL RtvIDENT.--Our little retie&
lus been in state of great excitement
for the last few dees, on •acicount of the
drowning of • young man named D'Arey
Gallagher, whose parents reside in the
township of Morns. et appears that the
young mantled been at a neighboreand,
on his way home, crossed the River
Maitland on the ice, or attempted to
cross it. when he fell through and was
drowned. All efforts to recovet the
body hays proved 'unavailing, as yet,
(March 9. ) A -nu mlier left our eillege on
Sunday evening, for the ptirpaseng
semoiting for the bedy by torch light, *II
they considered they could see better iu
tee waten by Witch light then by day.
light, but after spending • -number of
hours in searching. came home withent
succesa. He had just deal e lieme on
a visit, from the Clintort Grammer
School, and it must be hearteendiug fee
his poor parents, especially when the
body is net found. Much sinoetliv is
felt for them by the neigebo wid tee
people morally, in their great brreave-
anent. -Expositor.
sehuids diet pays aun
eelaree (::::•00) to tho teach*. It is an
. e ie.:11mA nee Nil, aud the law eppoerado
int eemplied with motel respects. .
. 'elm Chiet Sapere ouilint while con-
grotulating you on el is satisfaktory state
.
••4 educat ,ail mai ens,1etlet result i.4
peer zeel :did determ e 'tele. tenets that
y..11 alit 11.4 eel,* yit to:forte until all
tr
the schools of Rcitit . nurcHt ant in aa
;; oil a 7'711,47 hetes:1i with as fairly pii 1
iieiehers as :No. u U berne." •
I havellee houone e be, r -
•re a . 1, r Sire
Votir obedient lit Jivant, j . ,
it, J. GO et:Mei...lee, -
' Dep. Sap.
.V11: 510.1.F.a, Ese -
Sehool li.teceetoi• . Ilurint, .
Griderich:
For there who like there is abundance
of venison to be had in season, and the
lakes and rivers alsoiind with tish. Po-
tatoes grow in perfection everywhere ;
pork iectinap end abundant;so that pen
ple of moderate desires can, with little
trouble, hate abundance of food, and
sugar from the -maple trees if they chi -Kee
to make it.' •
It is not intendetIto make the colony
exclusiyely an old couutry, one. Resi-
dents of Capsule who may be approved
of will be.. allowed to participate in its
advantages on an eqiial footing with
others. Should the scheme be carried
out we expect shortly to see a moat
flourishing colony, awe perhaps its ex-
ample may have a beneficial effect in in-
ducing the passage of a prohibitory li-
quor law far, the whole Dominion.
Trut Snooks Master.
Tha income on the retnsins If those
who lost Altair lives by the 'recent tragic
occurrence on the Great Western Rail-
way uear Komoka we. resumed last
week. Aften I:tearing the evilence of
secerel witnesses the incleiry was further
adjeurnee for a week, to give time to
'the iujct;eal to recover sufficiently - to
appear and give their testimeny. Mr .
Joseph Robinson of Watford, one of the
injured, died laid week, making the
eleventh victim. The folluning is the
list of the dead,Mies Dunn, Mis. Purvis,
Masker Burnham, Mrs. Mennam and
child, Miss Annie Szareliff, 3lesarrs.
John McKellar, J. B. Hereon, J. C.
Breathwick. Joseph Robinson, and an
unknown man with seectaeles.
Since the shove was written the in.
quest has closed. A verdict of man -
The slan.ler is on& ono of leery such understaail that Messrs. Ilene p gramme, met that tee ;minuet central.
' Ronald, owners of• th• 'teem erne leaden of the .1as teenier, *41 here be
recuniacli, have entered tote ar age- dismissal eel Jeterminede It i civet -
menet with the Greed Trunk itaihday to that De. S mgeter will int the
ran her between Godericli and Cilecage next „,,„,„ 4. - „
during ibe c emumer. She new The atteieleiere during the .iy wae
g„t injtme Mr.- McKelier. Every
elle knows, or oueht to knew, thee the
inenigrents who have lately cern. to.the
couotry are of a very .respecteble clabee
MreCZneron and his partner:en be re-
duced to a very low leeel when teey
are compel -het Cares/et tee such despise" -
bit) mem. to heeler G wernsierit.
The eharge spinet .the Mimi:erre:a is u
/else as it is keel.
7.hczass Tarrov, If..
Not withstan (ling kis denial of t fact
during the election coldest, anal Ilia let-
ter to the Meil,Lit turns Sett thet Mr.
Thomier Farrow; M. p. for North
iniiren, did tneke overture.' to Him..
Aloe. Mackenzie (IC seep his goverio
meat, at the time. tlic electiou was pend-
ing. 'Of course Mr. Mackenzie repudiat-
ed all such offers. The last itsue of the,
Brussels Post centants telegrams -and an
extnect from s leder of 3Ir. leareowee
showing the oheree to lie true, it:hi; Mr
. •
Iga".
•Aceteeey.-Corepicr d. T..Teit held
ingeest Teel ay 10th inst., at
tVieghatin, -ti the ti of Rebert k-
railee, years of age.
res.ded wit his t4. tib-, 'Joseph Lock-
et 13, the 13th con. 0t
tr,e natal county of flume.
vidanc appear& • tliet do-
se of ono Michael
• •
r at Windsor ane•wili Proceed to CI' eel(' good conselering llte uneetiefee ory nee r,e „, 0:k
as eaten 114 tbu eines are open. Tbe dition of e'en ereatteei ;melee reeds, it' tw'enosh
Teems...ea is the largest st WW1 barite on Abilut, lift/ enet,,,,,e, enge40.4„ . g •
313V• ese'e• I (Kerr, Wee nee um
harbour is stich Oa SO enable hoe to e lade 1,:stzra c...: l'o
re. 1 • - . ,-: .
with a full load. ' .
T4IL PROTRSTANT.--:Wo have receive],
t vim thit
the lekes but the depth of water this etc '
easel wast in the h
exiled giii ivas sten
, Thu aare-etli'y te'lllirlii1Cd'Ill •O4:11.: was
• aloo3. . .
from F. E. Grafton, of Montreal, the
publisher of this magazine, the secoud held oe Fr. I .y et-viten_ 'It,/ •.. Chas.
Alter ienging
monthly um:leer. Wo ennottnead some Fletcher iii Vie cheir. r ..
time ago the nature and object ef the ane gees, t; -err. Faireenth gat? a capi-
puielication, and we have 'only n te. to taercia.leee eir. Urteneing celle.1 upon
1
add that it is well -voothy the sit port rtn1erked t :1 i t .Peforagiving hie lectore
end enceitrigement of Prete ants be riliglel 41',Y kit 4 to6.11i4iikon 'wal cin Ili*
throaghont the country. , The siibsicrip- eeinien eltit we onghtiall ,to int et en
don price is $1.50 a yeen and', Mr.
Graften intends to make the- secenat
volume a weekly, at the same rate of
subscriptioo, provided be receiven 'ef-
ficient enrouregemente
. ...•
New CROO TSAI., -- We refer, nur
merchents to an important advertise-
ment, in another column, annettecing
that tee enterprising firm of Neste,
Brown Routh & CO. iif Hamilton ere to
hociv.t the .cwi: r:arlte.1 titre fo
ad lee:tattoo/meat. Front what
aeon and, ewe, ef its eleeets i
he oetel testify ita
seciaty. r. 1. he hepee the.
net far ili-tent when it, Weill"
ewes here land thoronesely
Haying said se much way
the speaker pia ceeeded 13 ley
oar grotto! ef actim ie this
matters St Peel's vetree "If
Farrow therefore statels cinvictel of a have a -trade sale of now To:ts an.14;011- niy brother te offend I ;ill ei
that Ite had, niade no such overeures. ton on Wednesday lath inst. The Teas itinctly h belie
end Groceries at their Stores in flame -
deliberate falsehod in hiving stated the w.arIJ stendetlee
, We are • sorry the North Riding not arertoofd tby
he latest crop anal directly int- week
the tinn. We h„pe te Gee emits 1.**t. "I' 111,11* .1'1E44
Joliet cletter man than the triinmer and ithis energy rewaeled anal that there will' ito is •nutf shin%)
teton o theountment eol
formed Episcopal Clierch ; and that, un_
til tee Canadian breMch uf the &aid
church alien otherwise ordain, in synod
or mrset council &gambled, the Right
Rev. Bislop Cummins, D. D., bet and is
hereby acknowledged as the Preeiding
Bishop of the Canadian Branch uf the
Illasformed Episcopal Church."
taw labours of the Ontario Legis-
lature' are drawing to a dose. The
House Las t distinct sittings each
day and ads on &tut day.
1
The Dominion Govereineet have ap-
pointed k. B. Woo4, Chief Justice of
Manitoba, vacant by 'the elevation 44
Hon. Alex, Morris to the Lieutenant
Governorship. Ire. Wood is eminently
qualified by hisahditiea for the position,
and the appontment of an eminent Ore
tariolawyer like hen willeart particularly
tinieseryer Me. Furey has shown him-
self tole, to represent it. .
hs Oran, Sills" \ •
The bele for the- incorporation of the
()range Societies of Eastern and Western
Ontario have'been defeated in the On-
tario Legislature.. At the Teeing of
the session the government announced
their intention to Vine in a general
measuet under which !all similar insti-
taitions may be incorporate], by comply-
ing with certain formalities, thus saving
the time of the ,house in !musings° manY1
private incorporation bills. Tha Op -I
position must needs try to embarass the,
govermeent by introducing special
to incorperete the Orangemen. In this
they have sterhally failed, and now if
they wish to derive tbe beuefita accruinie
from incorporation they innithe sentene
to take advantage of the general set, the
same as any other similar body.
UR. Itr.Zollar.
Mr, M. C. Cameron introduced inte
the Ontario Legislature last week, a,
rCstilittion censuring Hen. Mr. McKellse
for the workmen at the Central!
Pri- on a halt holiday to attend the WeIO,
Torento nomination. - After considere
able discussion it was defeated by Ye"
27, Nays 44. In the course of tbe
bate the Attonuty•General paid a hieb
tribute to Mr. 31cliellar's zeal and abili-
ty in the adminiatration of his depart-.
merle When this Central Prisou affair
was broneht McKellar tenderet
his resiznati in, rather than embarass hi*
colleagues, but the Premier refused t° --
accept it. Thue has failed anothsr
miserable attempt to destroy Mr. Ma'
Kellar's political character.
the evil
lie lied
t Mein.,
yelito
Wai
pia in
tett out
epreface
ewe al
o
o Le
no n tt
ing
tha a
sti au.
.by the
pe, tne
be a large attendance of buyers itt the Rev. gentlemen prima:44,A -to see w, 1st.
sale. The Grand Trunk freight trains That the evenprodaced genie y by th-e
run into Hamilton and there are tery Abuse of lemur frightfully oveRmlauced
favorable freight rates. the good fiom lie 1440, SU I 2al. T41 dun-
of *olio'
ingnediat
lyitig-stre
14.:'•11 re
y sifter
tit tau
•
FIIIRSONAL.-Rev. Mr. D In_
cumbent of Bayfield, has been appoint.
ed by the Bishop of Huron to the charge
of a new parisli in tee suburbs of •
don. He wallet's's for his row to
labour' al most inunedistely.
Tee•Meertele.-- A very succesene
tee -Meeting was held in the Prerny-
terisei Church, Dayfielee on 'fliu*tay
evening last. • Notwithatandeige the
stormy nature of the evening and the
absence of sleighing, the church wee
Well Med. Rev. gibson, Paster og
the congregation, oocupied the chair.
After eu °ice:lent tea furnished by the
ladies, aahlreeres were deliverel hy Rev.
Messrs. Denby, Rice, Jilieveright, Ur.
and Goldsmith and 51r.•Bell. A cheir
diecteursed excellent music, elin Mazza°
Gibson presiding at the mole -leen, Te,
usual votes of thanks to the epeekers, the
choir the chairntan, the ladies who fur:
eishe..1 the refreshnienta, Neel tn Mre
Phinkett for the 11110 of lee melodeon,
were pseud. The followisiz eretene
similar gathering for -the children mace
The proceeds are to he *Neje,' t„ peg
chasing a buggy, fee the mini at.i.
Clinton.
1
a Would advisehim to employ his spare
lime la a more honourable and lucrative
business, otherwise he may discover
when too late that it doesn't pay.-
lf
of-
Corterrre.n.---On Seel& ay I .st 'Chit.
Willianis laid inferinition ":,Jafwe the
Reeve ageinst It teen 114kor, jr , charg-
ing him with threatening te eikehis
with an axe, and asking that he bohemia
orer To keep the peace. On the Cale bee
ing heard Biker tots Camel agid:,
not being aele to 'procure security .that
hiewoold iu future conduct himself pee-
peay, fie was %eta t 1, Goderielt jail .for
an indefinite period ,
DUCNIK AND 1)104011WRIRLY.-411.. Me• -
Dowell eas cliargdd 'Fi tilay list, by
Dr. Worthington.with being drunk and
disorderly, and on being brouelit Were
IL Callender, Esq., .1. P., wu • found
guilty aturfined, but bailie unable v.
meet the moderate demand, he was
sentenced ea the. ham° of ace traiugres-•
sor atiGoderich for the snice of 21 tiles.
He teok his.departure then le taco/rine*.
byeinother frienl in dastrets bid a
Constable.--enteeilor. •
Bl'IMAARY A41/ it9ilaTRT -New that
Cariade is known to be infested with
thieves and burelars, it is not earjoising
that our citizens were considerebly star.
tled at the rd'port mat inlay: moruing
last that two burelaries teen p.or-
oitrated the Meet bef ire. On Myer-
tigation, burerer, it was riled that net
muph Mime- or leas -eel o:curre.i,
that the acts cettiniiteed erre era these
of a professional Imusebreiker. The
tg to W ingliern.. A lemon *4 niter epee were mr, Rat
tug'by a Partition
art wits !leen!, and
boy nes observed
'f MI length.. No
,e at. the limn but
ot *et that. de -
oath it'y Cie acci•
a 'coulee gam, but
to gni off cogle to 4,
t,..nbury'sb* iartl saloon, and 11r. Watts
drag stone?' rho thief effected an .en-
trance into the former ttroneses lay dis-
placing a board in the front al or which
0110 WA* I tile Ill did duty fic a pane of glase Once in-
alesteaseie , 'Pis Ye side, the thief, whiegyideatle 11'''''' lite
ceased ea* to hi. Peeleisor well. proireedid Li' the "till,"
*dente' diecbarge a:a not satisfied with its contents alone
what +used the gu eterted -off dmwer' and all. The till
'at iiiclte *net. . eiiiitated smell change to the extent cif
• • . '
Prince Alfred
A puhlic entry into
daY. The' cro
' Si ogee. As usual in such cues, this
04 les Lrida made was a larger &melted than Mr. Rattenbury
endeu lett Thurs. generally left in the t"t111" over night.
seectatore was en- Air. Katteneury would le obliged to the
tinscreptiluns intheidnal if he returned
i'
plena° and a littaillir !+1 ca"ulit'm •eee' the drawer, but would at the same tune
catered. The police' eeport feur persons -advise hint not to "drew' air' hint aey
kille,1 anal twenty -f injured. ere, otherwise the censteluenses might
_ _
T. the locking 'mot the "drawer" fur a
Tile itiew MI the weatere vort ion , of considerable time. Mr.
completely embedeed, aul the attempt the thief autos ta have b4ouie atermed
Waits' premises
tee bite euthe cen ler Pectic is in places were proceeded against from the roar;
twenty feet deep.1 Several .trains are but sifter.breakinga role I ea" "r t"1
to eirry on traffic, I been aeentlentx1 and male "tracks," as no evialeuce of
in despair! • • , . , • les presence inside was discernit,f,.-e and
no loss other than that Invelanied dis-
Tho Walketen Nesizes ept %teak oc. covered. We ea,. since been informed
.ciipied less than a di v. 'rag j•iag* wee that suspieten rests upono certain char -
presented a ith a tepe of white gloves,.
there being no prisepers in gael.
actor who has heretonare gained m1 tin:
enviable reputalien in the village. ‘i e
Ashauteo War.
TERMS OF THE TREATY.
Loatirsoe, March 11. -Tho Daily Necrs
*ad Tellynaph &enemies* that tne Kent
of Ashanti,. agrees to pay to Gceat
Britain awar indemnity of 50.000 °tutees
of gold, renounces all claim to Adansi,
Asa* Denkora,• Aki llll Wassaw,
withdraws his forams front , the pens of
the west belonging to or under the
protectorate of Great eiritain, under-
takes to maintain a good reef frotn
Commode to Prah River, and to protect
the merebendise- transported over said
road; he will prohibit human sacrifices,
and swears to perpetual peace with Hog -
land'. General Wolseley does not ei•
pect that tee entire meant of &Mein-
demnity will ever be peed, but regard%
the other stipufetions oferestly greater
importanoe, and more lieely to be ad:
lowed W. A garrison will be main-
tained by the British at Prelate
The latest news front the Ashantee
eieedition 'tato the British 1,one in Wu
as sixteen killed and 368 wouaded.
LABRARTII brewery, of 1.enilon, ill to
be rebuilt'forthwite.
Mr. Joly has declined a Senatorship()
beinz eletermine4 to stay ley the Quebe,
0 emusition till he leads theen to victory
The value of the cheese rrartofactcire I
in the county of l'orte lest yea i fleet, -
000.
The turgteries rrhich been geing
on for route time back in Turouto Were
siirpassed by one that teok tclace on
Wednesday morning, at an early hour,
when two men enteral the premieei
Me. Dein, a butcher on. Bluer etreet.
Dainetean rig a noieeagitt up 001 entered.
kite) 00 encounter with elle burglars.
They overuseeticred hen, threeter 41111 40
theerou n,l, mid !led. I) so( ier rise, ve r-
ed and gave chime, and was gaining
rapidly 011 them, when tiste turned r mod
end Ertel a ranee,. woincliftg in the
left side, which will, it is feared, result
faially.
Eat 001004414444.14IL70
1"1:iirt
'13.w -4w .4.r. al:. 1.7 ,
• (V.711) y if,
1 06 4/ I
Pryer .0•L•c- 61.) 5 5? if 06.
0/61. totAO .. 0 4.3 0 44i
Peas, &
Barley '11414+411. 1 ::5
retainer.? busa 0 to SI 0 45
Hay pertua. ......... 00 17 00
Chicken+ per pair. ... 1 /5 a 0 ;la
Italt.tr,/s o • 0
Eitze, • clor eiiire•ke ie • 0 16 a 1,
• ..... .... 5 0 t•
‘,7 V.--
II:4,77 v 44 0
11707.1 3 00
Taa II es t, • fa. 01 -
17, 1•,74.
reerbfellele lleal011.
Our largeFreight Railrowlsereprovine.
the great profit of thou...of Traci:Scam
by the discovery of the frequent, if not
genend, °yet -loading of care of mer-
chandise. especially thole coutrected for
"by cardoads. On nue iif tee New
England Railroads, the first car -load ,
weighed showed gime an excites of
weight•as to &eel seventy-seven dollars
to the freight bilL &nether no •
found to have twenty tons of mailers on,.
instead of ten as billed.'
England Railroad, &suspected car was. I
The Neve -York Thearite says: West- 1
ern, grain shippers here wtrick 'of heel- .
lag cars beyond the ailment relent i, inset in
the inneeioand as the reel oadshave not '
weizhed the troins, considerable predate t
luta been got through free. The Boston e
and Albany C••mpany are making -an
outcry about it." The Fairbanks' Patent I
Inni Frame Track Scales which are
almost univereaNy need by our railreads.
here thee proved themselves source of
interne instead of . expetise. The fact
that no investment pays beater in 'Ley
department of trade than one. ta-f Fair-
leitikeelitandurd Scales. andthe increastne
demand.eyen ia these dull tease is a-
proefvf their 'superiority over all others.
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Desbarats, the peopriceor of ihe
"Canedian Illuatreted,e h as gene Lao.
insoleency.
s.
Diptheria ie London. Mr:
W.• F. Harper, Manager of the Meech-
' ant's Bank, lost three children witein a
week.
A deleeation :from Manitoem is at
presext at Ottawa, askirie for an exten-
sion of the lieuncleriss of*that province,
foe' an increased subsidy and for.uther
prieileges and advantages.
A copipany has been formod fur the
purpose of sinking a salt or oil well at
Cantabile a few miles from Stratferd, in
the Comity of Perth.
The Markham E.:. aceoist says 'there
are a uumber of cases of aerobe* eipinal
gitis throtteliont the coulity at the
'present time, a few of which have prey -
al heal. Children are princetelly the
'sufferers.
The Af ail hai.043trIrigif.erl t;3 Mr. Wilkes
for its slanders against-. his reputetion,
and eit the suitlies been withdrawn. We
ihope the Mad will new learn that ft
lcannot "stab aomeleady under the fifth
eib every mornine" with it:moiety. • 714
Rev. Dr. Jennings, pester of flay
etreet qatiada l'resbyterien Church, Tin At Clinton °tithe 5th inst., be -the Itev.
route., eas, on accoailit of ill health, re-, W. S Blackstone lin,,WilliatieCostie,
calved permission from the Presbetery tu )lies Mary Clerk, allot' ( deride
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Wheat, (St.,.0..) 1•13/ 1 ". -r 4
• (i.er 1.r1) 6 00 al 1).0
()at.. per Iterv,.... 10 43 1 24
10311-4 I (s1
p -r c,3 4
Pokstee., per bush ..... e es sio 1041
0 20 a 0
• pc! des. (au:.,stin.,1.)6 14 ap .0 44
Beef ' 4 Ifr.17.•• 51571
Pork - 6 10 , 4:1 , •
Bay. r no •Itc 4/9
ttheep sties • 1 f. 00 4/ 1 25. •
... . _........:. A.. he "` 6 00
oft.1,1, Warit , 1s74.
Wlatat, . -.1 le " 1 If
Wheat, p•kftriar.) ter. ba.h.... 1 OS 1r •
roar. (per lo!).i• oo ea
icartey, per nue r• ." -I . Cv.
▪ busk es - it 4o • e•
, Pesse, per bash 0 50 ! 0 i•
_ .
P..tateces, per bash ,0 " C50
:Atter. - • ee
, • Plars.par ntepackeef• ts •
7a•oet.' 3 00 •.•
Perk t1 " 00
!fides 4 " 7'.0
nay. 1. 00 ••• In GO
Wood • •• ou
a
. ranee:ere m aux ere . •
Mare 14th. -Fal I Wheat id.23to .1.28.
Spring Je $1.15 to $1. 1 Tr, ,Bdrley $1:35 to
1,1,11.36. Oats te rees 71.h. too
7 tc. to,pe. 1: it tett '-.).VV
Eggs 14c Ito 20e.
- mutt -ranee seem:meg • .
Start 14th. •-•.- Wheat.. $1. 34.
Pout 86c te Sic., tete 34 . to -40c,
Iteeley $1.10 to$1.11.1,11titter 2:letit 32e.-
theele Icil 14 ie. ete -23.: ter 24e. .
Ashes-Pels $5 9) te f5.92e. Peirls
$7.35..
•
,At (..luderich, on lth sust.,,Arr.
John Atkies, of a ahn. * • ;
At Pelerich, nei the 12th inst., Mrs. -
&dame, fee soil. -
At Goderich, on- theeleithteineto Mre
, Jelin ef e_son.
CuIborne, the I eie a:tate:Mon
Ceseles Cenich, of a sen., ' .
tia retire from active n • tenet dutues.
The revereondeDnctor has Imen pastor of
At Clinton owthe .10th into, et
W. S. Blackenick. Mi. Joh
the char/ inieleed nor over 36 yeereee ' elf Stratford. 1,1
Seven canoe of bribery were triee at
thevillageof Parkhillefewdaysegoe The
parties arraigned were &celled of purchas-
ine, votes,in order tan secure the election
of 'Simon MeLemi, as reeve Parlchile
and :woof the offenders heeled McGregor
and Peyten werefined$210eaqh and costs,
and debarred from rottng fee two years.
A seriniiii affeir oepracticil jeking was
c meet out at the saw -mills -of -Sir. nVag-
nee on Adelaide etreet, Torohto, on
Mende'', by which une of the workmen
nearly lost hie life. By way mf a joke a
Men maned Rnbert Aikins put some
creton oil in,the dinnee can of • fellow
workman, which made him very iteeand
fwahtaicl.h, hied Medical aid not been' Mt-
inediately procured, wottlie Wive proved
. • The shiptneut r,f timber over the Wel-
Lingten, Grey and -Bruce Iteilwey 'hiis
couimenced, four thins. per day'passing
over the main line especially for this ef
purpose. An enmenso ernottut of this At the resialence of the bridenlfether,oe
timber has been got out dnring the wiu- March 10, by Reit. L Burr, xr. T.
ter, end it is calculated that it will. take -Fletcher, of LUCkU9W, t 11.t41,,,TauS
Go rarer. of Eieter.
tenser three months to get it all away,
even at tie:nate mentunied. 'Besides this
Lafleur t110 general freight - busineskof
' dauglaer of 31r. Wiles.= Da
Beeiley. C. h. Stafford, it the`teelence
of the'briale's perente,-Mr. r okge- A. ,
."- Cooper, to Agnes, see.inci dauehter cif
Mr. Arthur Churchill, aa of Ceelerich
Townshipee a . • _
Oli March etril, at Maple Cottnee, Stan-
ley, (the residenee of the larele's II
•fiteke,re by the Rev:John Raise Prue- tie .
byronen minister, das. i.e.e. I., ere • •
. Seaforiele to Mat•y Me secend eilee.
tee uf Jamect Russ, Esq. .
°ea t klle reiidence cuf the -bade's , ether,
• on March 5,', by Rev._ Wellitta Gra-
ham, Mr. William Cheaney, tT ' Mies
. satiJanethet. anA nsne, :II ceeK: ie:up I, doul Ntof 'ci,i.JT u c ,luebry-
v. Matthew Barre!str• Tie, esliettd-
• . .
on, to Misa etaggie Dickson. seeend
ghter of George Dieksetl, Ewe:, all
1cKillep•
-the ftev.
Motet, ,
ousigest
*"
At t
the road is nom yery good.
Tits villegp council ot Stnitli's
lately passed a bielaw regeiring . the
hotel -keepers to furnish•Lueds in,,, MOO;
that they would aell no eiguair on
days, and would, otherwiet comply -with
the requireinents of tholii7W. Thee hotel
.keepers refused to coinoty, and " hold a
meeting ameresolved to take out no
licenses and to close eheir pieces until the
obnnxintis law is eeirealed. Accordingly,
ou Saturday alehouses wereclosed up,and
the gates of the yards closed. In the ,
meantime, grog is b.olieht by• the Court 1
and drank at the street cirners, and
prirate house.. • t
zxgainge
At Port -Elgin; on Cie 4te. este. -
,Jamee Letroce, y retie
At his .rissi,deece in IIS wick, - en! the
1st inst., after nue Wiiera itineleefolin
FranklineSers, in the 52m" year of his
At gegen-We:1i elarch Them.
sun, aged 48 years. :
At Seef orth. en March 7, Wiltiene young •
est son of Mr. W.- N. Weeeee• eeee 6
years. •
Itekee township of Bab earear It elger---,
sale, on 31erich 6,Jane:•wLfe iiPt;atin
itess, Esq., aged 67 years- ‘i
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SCHEDULE of
For the Quarter
Plans fly Prosern tor.
John Payne
Charlie; Barber
Robert Richmond
Charles McGuire
/. Gorrill
Ale
igdbehtter .... Jane Ann Slenke• I
japeoserpghe LeWar
William Smith
jAsbn:haa8mcoDttelone
.WkarniteserCScoaldt;c11
3aWarmy. SminciLathren
Wm. Crews
Jane Burtch
TWhhonlis:ThasignR111111"goalaii:s
James Calhoun.
John Southcott
, .
A. If, Pulley ee Aggr grated Assatilt...... .
Alex. Camenen Unlewfailif cutting tietber .
... John Thompson Keeeine Sheep unrawfully
!Bailee et Teine ermines .
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CCilVICTIONS tbturned by Justices of the Peace:for the County.' Of ifuron, .
of .Mareh, hied, iitirsuant tb Statutes 32 and 33 Victoria, Chap.' 3i, See. -76.and 33 Vie. Ch.:Au...L:7, 3•'.
I ..Varry• euxric..i mg • uttee.
,
Aswan/ y Penalty. RA 241444 •elson Paid oO to Le To le.toon ovrr *out,/ *opine', wee net. 414. ren.ral Obcpr t•SISSSIS
I I - - - - - - - - •
. l'acd to 444 Junky. ant.
or Damage.
ending •the 10th tray
A" :tura of Clore*.
•••••••••
Wm. 3Tairei • ..... Imre...31y
Frederick johns Atte inn
6 4 ....
Susan Dixon
Joseph Fisher '
James Thompson .. Assault
Hugh Smith and
Wm. Forrest '' 3rd jan'y 1874..
George Beatty ' .
• 7th Feb'y 0
Bruce Brownlee . It th Dec. 1873
De;vid Baird - ii. 3th March 1874
Emanuel Dissent 6th Foley " ,
64
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Trestials
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Dal r COM s.
2701 Dee. IR 3..
9th Feb'y I 4...
10th " •
Oh March 4'
20th Dec. 1 3..
2ist,Jan'y 1 74 .
12th Feb'y 1 74.
ing 44 ...
17th " .
29th Jan'y 1874 .
21;th " "
e4th Feber "
:de Dec. 1873.
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Wite
Then. Hoene*, II. Cume and
L. J. Brace
it, Callender
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R. ecch
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P. Adamson
John Kernighnn
It. Leech •
J. lit-Sectwal
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. T. Qidley and IL Dew ..
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" e and G. Willie -
Clark of fbe Peace's Office, 04:rich, 13th Meech, N74.
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Naos ale rereceine
•••••0446-••••
The tenor= Case.
The instice 4 the verdict in the TiGhi
3b°11;Igrintlehe'leCaabLye0Clill(lhaPOrT17"T17/4,;)grbrtY7pha bo.:':ThicahrlteaP:Pereianterst:
coefesses that he recognized the Chinn'
ilittiirtriasalnads brother the first time he "tt
was boeght withtsail,17inceds pa°nid ralsonth-
ly for a year and • of a amt.
ere
mud or two additional at the cope!"
acceptable to the English speaking
residents of the Norte- west, the majority
of whom ate from this Province. Mr.
Weal will be witch misled on the door
of Parliament
of the trial
• -Senate: egunc • well knowi,
che "
Mater in the United S"
. died It Weseingtoe last w"Ine."
aeed years
644
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XL Zeller sod J. Acheson
Forthwith •
Five days
Forthwith
'7- •
Committed for trial. Ball taken
First termites, settled with caste
Sheep returned anal ceeta paid • • •
Dismissed
• i Dismissed with eisste.
Treasurer Paid
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64
44
61
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Town Treasurer
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Township Treasiner • '
.,Cominitted •
, 44 i
61 . . . . • . •,, . County T5tintrer . 0
1 . , • • • • . ....
1 44 ..,
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*6 414 Co ' .
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4.00 .....
3.00 ..... ..
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-r-AZALfill,Plerk of the lE:enee, C'ottetnty of Ittai.on.
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SCHEDULE of CONVICTIONS Iteturned by Justices of,the Peace for the' County of Huron,
.
For the Quarier ending the lph day' of 2d4ch,. 1874, pursuant • to Con. Statutes of Upper Can da, chap, 124 and 32, Vic. (Ont.), Chap. 6, See. 9, Sub -Section 4.
Name of Defendant.
Wawa of Mere*
. 1 '
!Dot. of Coortrtoon. Nino ot Convicting, imerseo or justice, ,a „4- 4,,,,alty, Fine 7104.4 Irben Paid. 017, 40 be T. *CA %04r.d &err by ma I/ not paid seky not, and cower. 01 otteroorioos
I
i . , '. ' ol Daniel'''. i'ard to said Justus. J 1C14. el any.
l
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=cm
Margaret Small Robert SM;i11 Threat eine g
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'10th Doc. 1873 . Thos. Holmes 1
Robert ih:nox T. Cummerford A It. Cruelty Ito animals 17th,Feb'y 1874. I I ...• .......... ,.. .......
• • . 00 ..... 6 ....... Forthwith
Loelridge .....
James efeCan Thomas McCance. , non-payment of wages .119th '' a • fill
.krichibald McCen „ . 44 41 ft 41 -- 66 1 64 44 II " , . • • ... ' .... ...... .• • 464 • • •
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... • 6 . , ........ .. a 4.•
John McCen It t..4, 1 GI 46 .{-7 If I 44 II 44 fit
Ann MeCreleht Alex. MeCreiglit. Drunk and disorderly, .,..c....24th Deo. 1873. R, Callender
Alex. Taylor John Upshall Fine, eis driving e ...,..1.......1I3th Jan'y 1874 :. "
Archibald Walker.... Win. Cropon.,... Leaving empley 17th Dec. 1613 "
A. Worthington James McDowell Drunk and disorderly • . 6th March 1871 .
Chivies Williams
David Dickinsou.
A. M. Polley
poniard Trainer
wm. F. Gooding .. Thomas Payne
A..111. Polley. . John Payne
neroard Trainer Wm. McInnis -
1 44 6 4 . Lucius Carey
Richard Bunnemy.... John McCallutu.. ...
George A rmstrung ... , A lex, ElLiton ..
AbH Ellison .George Armstrong..
Robert Baker . . Articles of the Peace ith " "
Patrick Heffernan. Keeping Billiard tables is itheut $th " "
License
. Insulting IsnEe.ine . 12th Jan'y " Hotace Horton.
John Payne
W m. Campbell
.
County Treasurer
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, .. . .. • . .. ...... s.00 ........ . .. Municipal Treasurer
a ... , .... • 1.00 .......... a
.... 5.00.• • •
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.. " ' ' ' • ' ...... 16 ... r, ...... ...• • • • . -: Forthelitiii
Committed for want of sereties
Ordered to payeamount due .......
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Committed for 30 &pi -4
.r. ..... pa*
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, • . . 7th " " • ,•
Articles of the Peace
rc„.saly Ma.? long lenciage 127th Dec. 1873... qt. Leech
!the Jan'y 1814 ...I I"
,5th Npreh " .. I -
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In ten days
II 4 t 0
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14 • • • 4, 4. .. . IIII • • • . •-• • * • • Town Treasurer
Dr.4,01,1i.
•• • 2dth " " 11 • .... • • 6 • 50.00 • . • • • ...... '" as
..426th " " . -I
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' own Treasneer
ICP.AraNi MIL, 14i-----zA- :fa. .s.....: ........ ofthe Penee, eoun' ty 0 f 313Euroxia
..•.1Towneltip Tee:merle I
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mmitted for 21 days
. . ... refused aerate"
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Municipal Treasurer.- -... - it
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Town Tee...Serer
41 4 • Iv, , ...... . .., .„..,
......... .....,•• ,. 2 i .' 4 01(•,• • • • •
el . • Not paid-comuutted for 2 Months en-
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ot paid-wing:tided for 10 days
• .. Bound over for one year
Clerk cf the Peace's Officio, Gederich, leth Mar , 1874.
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