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031211.1i0 LiGISZATI7R1.
Mareh 10th.
lir reply to Mr Mules, (Welhagton),
Messrs. Ardagto Code, Dawn, Mere. settlers- The order had been declared
dith, Rykert, Beedthes and Gifford, to be ultra cirri, and legislation was
supported it. Me. Cameron clesed the therefore eecessary to confirm it and the
trensactions that bail grown out of it.
the Anon:toy-General =pounced t is in Toe following are, Mr. Bebop s re- The motion was passed, and the House
then teok up Prorate 3ills, several of
tentioa of the Government to °pone larks an reportml in the ellebe,---
any scheme for the reaeljustment of Mr. Bishop said that he felt bound as which were advanced', stage.'
municipel bounderies (lariat the present a fanner to speak a gw words in defence March 19.
eusion. He ed the Bill promoted of the farmer* of the country. At the mornieg sitting concurrence
Ily Mr. Glark:6(tailenn County) as (me ,Mr. Cameron -Name the person OR was taken iu a number uf items of the
of the most tiveurable divisions that had this side of the Bot190 who sneered at teernatee.
been submitted tolum, but.they tame the farmers. On the larder for the third reading of
all be dealt with in the form of a gene- Mr. Bishopstaid tied if thehon. gentle- the Ballbt Bite the Premier stated that
rat memoirs, to. which he hoped to be WSW Would wait =he would hear the after due consideration he had conclude
stile to .direceles attention during tee minim. The ho& member for Eut ed to accept the amendments proposed
recess. Toronto had stated, with reference to • by Mr. Clark, and moved the House
After seem pri‘ate Lill business had speech of the member fur South Brant, back nate Committee for the purpose of
been disposed of • . that he would not have been surprised inserting them. The House having goes
The Amsesuient Act Amendment Bill at a man just from the stilts of the into Committee, he eepleined that the
was read a third time. plough making such an exhibition of chief
The Hausa then went tate Committee nuesneition of the amendment,
on the Solemnization of Merriest° Bill.
Several clauses were agreed te, some
amendments made, and the Nouse no
The Hoene then went irto Cemmittee
on the lndestrial &hoots Bill. The
Bia waa nsported and -the Rouse re-
, Contraittee on the Bill making previsien
for the liettlentent, of certain townships
:in Minsk oka. He explained that it was
, iutended te endeavour to make err -imp-
lements tinder this measure for muting
the plans ef Mr. Arch fee the settlement
of agricultural 'labourers in Canada.
Mr. Cameron tioped the right class of
emierante would be brought out. There
it was morth while to consider whether
insinipsetion had added to the number
• Mr. • McKellar, with corsialerable
.. warmAb, repelled all insinuation as a
1 ell 'limiter on the iminigrants. Every
one wfa aoreed as to the superior qnele
ty ef 'emit immigration. The immi-
grant would compare very favourably
:IF
with t class that arrived donne the
pen the Government of Which Mr.
Canielon wits a member. WAS 111- power.
Thef House then went iuto Committee
and a • to the several elite les of she
Binred
. • e
may '10 necessary to give effect t .- 1 te
provisions of tb•Bill for taking votes by
ballot eras then agreed to in Ocimuittee.
TheHouse then went into Committee
on the Sch el Bill and adopted a num-
ber "tithe cesuses. '
: Thalami* then went bite Committee
of suptirand passed a number of items.
•
faveue of ;allowing the ratepayer* to
eletermine for themselves in •what way
the ntoney allotted to municipalities jnot000, .
11,1.1006e Nlenieipal Lion Fund Act of 1, Messrs. Peacies; 11.4.a14 and Paxton
that the retepay ere were the best jodges.1 Meeers. Cameron. aierlionftbee found
of the( m••de in which- the money should 't• fanll bee slue the BilVerns tat tail so late
• spdat, andaleat they might be very I eet tee sos.00:,,o . pewee mie
preeefly left to ems theirema joiltenent Huey snppeirted the Bill. Mr. Merrick
te the matter. .
himself as that gentlemanbad done, ut
that a member of the legal profeasicm
should do so he could not hays believed.
What was that but a sneer at 'the far-
mer 1 (Appleuse). He went on to say
that a few years IWO the gentlemen on
the oppleiteside of the House had taken
a trip to Lake Superior and, tbeir forty-
second onusins with them (laughter), at
a coat of about $4,000 to the count17,
and everything was tall right ex their
eyes, but now, when there was ' only a
ample of hundred dollars fur a half hole
day to some poor. lahoering men and
ineehanics in question, they cried out
loudly about a wrong havMg been done.
Mr. Cemerpn's motion of censuie was
defeated ee•Yeas 27,.Nayta 44.
The motile. to go into C monittee of
Supply was, then =Tete'. The 'Luse
shortly af'Or adjourned.
Mairch 14th.
The House met at 11 a. neeend after
rositinproceadiuge, went into Corimait
tete ofeSupply. The following items
Ins• titut tens. F133,375 -; limuigration,
$133,4e4 ; Agrieulture, Atte Literary
WWI Scientific Institetious, $9,1,200 ;
Hospitals and Charities. ettele(reet and
817,800 to cover miscellaneous extenth-
by t/te Hon. Mr. McKellar, to the effect
that the Agricultural Laws would be
coneolidated and amended befere the
next seesion when they wonki in all
prebability submitted for the eausid••
oration of the House.
The Committee rose at three o'clock
and the Hoene adjeurned.
• The Induateial Sehools Bile resolu-
tions -were concert...1 in. Thl Li nor
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The oreinier'sii.ived the second reed-
inz _ef the *Moot° make further pro-
vision for the* due adult:list ration of
would he i: ie x pedijet to re -open tho nott-
ter. The measure ce.' I sat year had been
stirrodmie4 with very great difficulties,
and he %ens disinclined to disturb. its
arrangements. The tedicy ef the Act
vies tilat the money shOtil.1 be invested
in a Ithy to 14444 practical residua If
there,was to. be any chariest iii the, exist-
ing artangements the tinier heal certain!,
not yet arrived for disteri.ing thetii. -ile
recapttelatedthe Modes In which the
• Mone ight be applied, and !shoe ed
distributes'. The one was for the cres-
reeu 'on of the towrishp shares in the
4i
eosin debt.. Less thaa • a year, how-
ever, ad pa.ised . 'nee the Act became
lis
law, shed it wan n. inexpedient }lately
saw or it werkril, In tee next .or
the ▪ Matter if experience showed it til be
. M Seeten moved an Amendment to
necetrey, •
this stage of. the present' session to take
any action in regard to the 1,r...tittle= of
the eiunicivell Lean Fund Act.
Mr. Lauder movosl an amendment to
the amendment, declaring that the
e, "suited as to the application of the
money, and that those Who desire te sp-
• 'f,: • ply ie ea aid of Schools should, have the
power to do so.
After recess the esti-earned debate • ma
the notion- of Mr. Cameron and amend -
tion of the oath. to 31.nisters of the,
Crown cal led to appear at witnesses be-
fore Committees of the House WAS re -i
.ta amendment of 'he Attorrey
General asserting , the ries* of
Mini/eters of the CroWn te •Satt:The the
responsibility of deciding what rev'eln-
tiens it WA; consistent with their public
duty they should make to the dfloisiser
to C. iramittees of the House was finally
carried by leas 45, NAys 19. •
' March 12th:
• they
moved, a three months'. as a means
id genie: time to censider the ...measturee
Me. eicteele after due .censideraticee
was Igeeptet1 reetart that lawyers
eititutrelly aro. an evil, est telt there are
hetet:nye:ate iu the flame. leen. Me,
aseienre. It 'wasehe faller of tee Op-
triv41 matters, that the Bill hal not
ored the inintediate oossoete of Ma WAS -
to the ametebeente reeretting that a4
bereght d..en at so. tete e period of the
session: Me. Betiren tivought that. as
the hid been ireeniel by two chen•
eery lawyers -the Premier and Tree-
Inkhe c,:iiree of the debatsi Mr. Gib-
lo▪ reeitieg ef the et pewee: of lisigatioo,
and alvioceted Law and -Equity being
snpport the abolition of jukes but he
thought the cost of juries might be
ferm in ehiserespeet was very necessary.
Hb was notolirs•pared to criticise the Bill
tuintitely, bat ha would supper.. it if it
wgted render Iiiigation leas expensive.
ref imeridnient of Mr. Booltbee wait
Mr. MJrrick's amenduieut ter three
months' hoist, wee lust: Yeas, 8; Nays,
r. Cumberland then moved so
amendment to tho effect that the Dill
he submitted to the, Jndges, with the
reouLat that they report their views oti
it' next Session. This amendinent • was
&lel defeated: Yeas, 10; nays, 5.p.
Hon Mr. Fraser then moredlhe pre.
vious question, which, af ter some discine-
sion, was cerrieel by a vete of 35, to 19.
The questien wee then put sod the
seeteid reading carried.
March 17.
Wu to give the deputy returning officers
the power of counting up the votes at
shall Place &statement of the number•of
the close of the pelt, and ordering that they •
idiattteheinpothlle-
ing booth. This would serve to keep
'1.1) as intermit in the result of an elec-
tion among the votere, 'which he looked
uP"ii as of equal iinpertance with
secrecy in recording the votes. The
amendments were agreed to, and the
Hill read a thini ems and passed. ,
Hou. McKellar moved the second
reading of the Income Franchme Bill,
tewu that the tiro class of intelligent
citizens whom the Bill affected should
be enfranceired. The qualification fOr
he explained. h
in the Bill, seuld be 8.100.
ough left blank
Mr. Rykert and Mr. doeltbeit, while
agreeing welt the principle of the Bill,
thought the iinalitication toolow, mid
entitled to vete;
aPProaching too nearly to universal Oaf.
and lehorine ince might, accrirding
'"Pe l,Meti, to any -such prOpoeition.
Hoes, oljodieted.
fhe eiscussion was continued till the
•oa they were strongly
At the afteneen sitting Mr. hIceedith
moved thst his 1141 rela•ing.to the at-
tachment of debts be placed on the
Orders of the 1).11. The motiin was,
• The Attorney General moved g•reso-
lution intended o. further the ftrogress
of petted. Bille. Mr Rvitert opposed it,
holding that the jooposal would prevent
the diecession of his resolution relating
te the appropriati.,n '44 the Municipal
LAD P1111.1, Monet', which bad vtood
over by adjounitieed, Mr. Rykert's
end the Government, the Attorney Gee -
oral dechnedtto reply to his arguments.
Messrs. Beetthee aii'd 'Merrick both imp -
ported Mr. Ry Ica's position. lir.
,B0eit6sie morel an amendment declar-
ing that .the order relating to the Muni-
cipal Loan Foal money should be alia-•
eed of, On & .livisien the amendment,
into CoMmittee teethe etbeitlistratiee
• The Attorney General moved to go
of Justice' Bill. )16 I -Ionia -et) protested
against de din.; with s, important a
erasure se so tete a peried.of the sta-
tion. Mr. l'riece .ripported, and Me.
Money Genera,1 detente,' hiallf free.
tenger:: than coule he avoided; nd
Very fairly, and properly takel it until
consideration. 11 is dirty to the GOMEZ ry
teen. The Bees- cat est, tminunItee,
Dr. Baxter fiethe ceell. In the course
the dimussion.the Attoruey General
•eiteedueed two amendments into the
Bill, one exiii.! nninber of new
ledges,' as three e.soletely; the Other
removing any dotees seen the constitu-
helmet% for the trial of Dominieneeectime
• At the eeenine sittng the Meuse
!main went into C saunittee t he Whole,
Mr. M.cLeod in the chair, and procedded
with the considentien the clatietie
rarieos cronies Site' puled and the bill
p/meted end the jemse adjourned..
At the oreet of the morgine sittiwg
the Liyitor Tr : Lill sea 'Sate! . for
tiute and peafowl. The House then went
into Committee of tflupet`y • Ana peered.,
the following', ins:'.$51);000, Unforeseen(
Aft r disposing 'of seine routine• loose anleueettevele exeenses; *3,2J) for the
nem, e House went into Comitaittee or TemoneeLeisatie .tsolviin. The itena of
the ole upon the nocaining cleeses 331,131.6i Wasihnder disenssien when
of thetBellet 1311). A clause was 'addeal the C.pruittee rose and. ;lie li elem. eal-
effect„until the dissolution of the rirsent '. At the afternoon sitting,on the elution
ttn g., into Ceminittee ofSepply, Mr. M.
C. Cemeron nuked en amendment .con-
denutiez the advernment for' giving out
contracts in eontiectibn with certain pub-
boopii4lic advertisement. He recapitule-
(Appwition iu the ruble! Accounts Com-
mittee in cennection with', the floural
Prison and other undertakings.
MreFreser warnde defended the ac-
tion 01 the COnunielioeer ef Public
Works, and explain"er et 4etail the rea-
sotto/or tlte Cow mane; ete action in
rtoard to the various nist ers complain-
ed of by thentoyer ,d the amendment.
censure. Air. PritiCe Wsw I, nothing in the
die censure now propose
the Ministry. The Ilou
and the amendment was
deserving of the creamers and emitters:la- tif Supply and atinued
tion ef the Holt till recess.
• e• viderfce did riot sustain the charge for- passed a number of ite
muleted in the amenity -nest. 'There had
bunk no interfereuce, coercion, or prese
sure of any kind on his part or by hii
authority. The simple question was,
weather it was proper to give the men a
half holiday. He had himself been a
woeling-man, and Pympathized with
thet class of the people, amd, with per-
, haps too little redaction. had granted
the bends at the Central Prison what he
...T.' ' genes. He denied most emphatically
• having had any improper ranee., illy
graattng the holiday, and had believes'
he was only doing whist was nght. In
• this belief he was not withont precedent.
' He cited the &trailer actieh of the
Ta.1 Sense then went into Corioni t the
of trm Whole upon the Bill relating to
the Soleinnization cif Matrimony.
The Superanuated Teachers' Fund
Resolutions were .then considered in
se,,minittee, and reported.
The Homes teen went into C.,minittee
on the School Bill, and having disposed
of the several remaining clauees, re -
au med.
- Ott the order of the day loin; rel..' for
Mr. M. C. Cameron brougnt np •he
Central Prison affairand Mr. McKellar's
conduct in relation thereto. He moved
a revolution as an amendment to the
motion to go into Committee, which re
cited the evidence taken before the
Committee. and declared the action of
Mr. lIcKellar to have been miaappro-
an improper interference with, and sub-
versiv• of, the freedom of election, 4oa
to pose tipin
then divided'.
t by yees 84,
to Committee
Corkruittee
House went
Supply, aind
uuder
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head of public headings, the Nor
School! at Ottawa, the Central" Prison
and the fen= around.- t • Partitionist,
Buildinge being the chi subjectseof
criticism. The ileum res •tin; public
buildings had% etl, the 'Ione,
hfareh 13.
• At the morning littin the Vetere'
List Bill was real a 'sec. time.
The Ho ise Commit ete considered
Bill for the Adiniaistratieu of Justice.
The House then went into Committee -.
of Supply and Passed severs1 items.
At the afternoon selitsion' Mt. Craig IT
1110t3 Le tht S.reter:C :Ilan 3..
Adele', front 11 111- 01.1111i; pie steamer
ti, foe grummet., have been receives' up
Prince Kalakna hos leen elected King
of the Sandwich Islands, to succeed In -
Queen Em.matte.k place When the an-
..rik. serinue not by the adherents of
nouneement of her defeat ism made, the
mob attacked the Hulse of As4, my ;
wheel af rwards dieb-tere up tel seats
end darts, and set fin t.t the house,
:whorl the British and United States
maeines laneel mei diapered it. W. L.
_Green, 'Mioister of nevem .41fairs,,
terolered teatime:kid the Government
for the timely iaterferaece of . the nue
The Kine isfitillaresteued eitkossas•
• Mr. Math= C. I" menu u OtY most
reediest:man iu the leen-lee of mune,.
the judges of Centime feels ekst if Dia
met practising tri lte nun. Of cetree
but Mee* eveninz be told the Loess,
Lordship add not chime) his -mode of
diving beeiness he (Mr. Centron) *quid
teat would here tiniihel the court.
reason ease importutlfills stoted be
abandon tke Hor',e,' and 'suggested
that his &bunco Wei tpiie a sufficient
withareett ; Well now what ...mild be-
theneuEniitigNiliskstrli':tei:co:ICiseen::nas hesihilai
hot Brand in the geeker's.shair. whilai
Blanes. Cenadiees. are Anglin' to till'
mains of Dr. Ltreretane, and escort
to England -sr. honour alike to
meet the re-
theni
groen the spring trade in (Tee-
the living and
eve every hesiness nee should teli the
bet neer, h
' TEND -EMS War ET)
1874, f•a• the fencing of the
UNTIL
also "pert of Let Bi•, "al Dna Ike proprr-
met t_e Rid,
eon's, aPlid*
Goderielb 17th N1'''A int 1‘13h'
absent [torn sickness ried.
showing that the employees in the Bnt-
ish dockyards and other establishments Supple, Mr. Merrick moved an amead-
had been allowed a half heliday 'to vote menfenteneed to oensare the Govern -
at the late election. no one regarding it
se other than a proper and named Dffplii,
ceedtag. He also read a cable mosetage
aad reply thereto, which =awed that
the men had received their full wages
when thus released from work. Mr Mc-
Kellar then, amid loud cheers from his
friends, retireclifront the House.
A sons= eat lengthy discussion en-
/ sued which cootinued till the house
March 13th. Tble House then resumed the con -
Mr. Bethune introduced a Bill to pro• 'ideation of the Estiniates in Commit-
tee of Supply, and were so engeged
vide for compulsory vnting at elections. to the hour of recces.
Tilhiet.5.:4111 d4el'Ituti "
if April 1,374
the c•;einne, the
eounte of Herne
Saturday
merit lor applying tr the building of A te Jock woe,
at
tort similar building at Bruce Mine& lt. u /41111 ROOMS
fter shnrt discussion, in the course in the Were te
of witch the Attorney -General admitted no„er sale vse- etaitel eute of
the correctness of the principle, but de- Itoreeeee, front Satnee tea_ certain
fended the partiontar act complained of tthi„e win be Valliant it tt!`rY.ritter,
on the groned that. no cause continued fenoeine property :
Bruce Mutes, tho motion was with -
1'4 nustinbetrer:titseee'll 'gait Con-
eet;041:cnIntht:81,:isiri.e.d itoeresberill: itieeeleip. esartcol"rrPosaiors.rd-
TOW nia'r i„ tee esitept
The foithiewe.rerg,illuet pre4v.ezitte ire mit,
WALL PAPERS.
T. J. DIOUBNUSE
km roe,' t re A isrge assortment ..f
* NEW PATIERNS.
WALL PAPER
FOP. SEASON 1874,
A full eauck Seed, Velvet and Cuinuton
ALSO
WINDOW SHADES,
plain and figured.
offered st lowest prices.
1-Gualerich, 3Istreh 17th, 1874.
SAO NDERS'
VARIETY STORE.
WATCHES, WATCHES
silver
ed good
patten
•
-
Expect
SAU
Mare
•
intim lever Matches, a arntnt-
reliable time -keepers, at eid.
eI4, 316.
roochea, Ruing*, &c. New
Black and Gold Bracelets at
A largo assortment of
0%1;Am Winds, Shades
in every style and variety.
to,. arrive, WALL PAPER.
member the place
DERS' -VARIETY STORE,
lere. 1413
kee
The Nonk
• ce.slue.weetcro Division of the
TOWNSHIP OF ASHFIELD,
11 170a SAL7.
1 -TO BE SOLD
BOOMS Or G. M. TRUESIeN‘
eAly,81h day of April, 137 I,
At n'ohn.
ail of Lot Nitrither ie 0111,111th Cos -
in I• SCIVII Are cleaned, the belance of SO scree 1.e.ng
premises, neve, faillinl striate' rusts thylitt‘h the
there is • .04 hoot 'hot**. nine ere' Meet oil the
laid
Thal Lo is ihilut 2 miles front ltingsbedtdge P.O.,
amt the 0 vat Dead, anti ahont 11V -front the Tows
to • the purIthaser.
Tris per tent of the porehioo -sonnet Poen, 14.-
Iseei to age one -hotter the 'meek**. meaty le 20
okays from ate day of Nide mid the remstnIng half of
the purchase Mon*, se le 000in,1 bytillortimitaisyto
at 1 per colt thereon 1111 paid. If ll e shore Fans
Is notalild t may be treaded on tack terms as may
lirbeeneeed tn. .•
e Johno4Dai tees, Costal., Ir, or to Dr:James
Dated I, It iktkisy of Men•k, It7i, 141:1c
BANKRUPT STOCK.
INSOLVIT ACT OF 1869.
1u the matter. of Philo Smith Noble, an
TIM underril 'will receive teroten tip to
1 it:solvent. consisting ef 3,1 141110 1110:
The Wt.* eottei•ting cr Te
Vestiatita, newly, Wade (1,,thint, and flat- and
Rook Debt. 65'1.15
Teedets to sio fneeh in Die Donne and to MAU
the tenets ?toppings.. ao4 mature of payment and
nature of sotuntr. Th• higheit or any tenter Ls
The Stoek Lueders. thereof, sal ILA of Rook
DIXIE WATSON,
G.eleih:II413:11 March. 1174. I413b
Rich. Farming Lands !
• 1For male eery ehewp by the
Usion Pam:fic Railway Company.
The Wrilth cif the Conntly is mole by!tke advance
Of the alto ',rola on the Continent in Eattern
i ;'• ,.,
par fot lauds. Lpelfull isirticui given, 11 1114-
1116 genpLCrant gondo of the CozOnny to',,,, at
si nide with new Daps :nailed free. / • .
A handinsie Illustrated piper, containing the
Floineslend Law; salt tswe wail pmts.( the world,
•
MST OF z.tritas
GODERICH 0„
Mailiewe Gems.
manta John (wilt • killer)
M MI in Janet lire
lir Willies It Ale*
MeConnell penalties
McIntosh Jaehea
Weefey
9th March, 1874. •
uoye John
Barker 14
neekett 11 'W
Ballard Wet
Mowry Emily
Cameron 1,
Clark If C
Callaghan T
Dena Loon itopheints Miss Siephedivin Charles
'loaning a
Davidson Wiry Miss
Fit:Miran Rota
tinhorn 11 igelo Wt."
Higgins Win
Hall Junes
Hieknibottoni John
Hamlin John White D
Jones A Miss Ward John
inkinson Moeda David
night James
sirapeei Freak
Ninetnerharpl? (1)
ttlsepherdOeorge
!tootles George
Stetenson Risher!
Meek J VI
Thumps:in Joseph Lot 10
Con If, ticdei id* Tit
PRIVATE BILLS.
pARTIES INTENDING TO MAKE
'` applicatimoto Parliament for Pri-
vate Bills, either for granting exclusive
privileges, or conferring corperate pow-
ers for commercial er•other purposes of
profit, or fie deing anything tending to
affect the rights or property of other
parties, are hereby notified that they are
required by the 'tele. uf the tee 'louses
of Parliament., (which are published in
On motion of the Attorney General ie hill in the Canada Gazetie,) to give two
wae resolved to here a morninj 1'3.111(4 1 to Committee of Supely, and snon after I)
After rt. ems the House nein went in- months' notice of the application (clear -
use see alYndkno'bijdeicileti)ncintlytheePraifYing
tinp each day,
dall o on ---
The Mould reacting of the Bill for in- d"t>a
Ths d bele on )Idr. Cameron's emend- afli'to tmmnaicipe14t7 of E ibar- `rte ,,., „ t:, i
mint to the. motion to go into Commit- I _ _c: __, provide ide far its bemmi=g • .J sel.• a - 'ill ... . notices
Private Bill Office of each House.
jt All Petitions for Private Bills mast
i I be presented vs theriva three is m of
es, O N E s the Seai„n.
For "Y the first and such to the
tea of Supple was resumed by eir. the Attoraey General. The details of
Werke wkieh would justify a vote of con- without a division. -
cession, but it was read a second time
sure. Messrs. Clarke,Barber.Christie,Oli- Hr. Pardee moved the second reading
vete McManus, Deroche, Hedging., Hardy, of a Bill legaliaing the Order in Cdlineil
R ood, Craig. BilieoP. Snetleellar aavi 1 of 1871, which gay* the pine timber in
Cents 9PPellesi the seee 91 esnaure, eisd i isertain Floe Grant Townships- to the
made Itaceil et
Fur further
Toronto, Ittli
e;r•cli, 1844.e
eneedereek
`w4. 14Iate
LeMom
Clerk of the Senate.
ALIT RD PATRICK,
Clerk of the House
1411 of Commons.
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MANCHESTER
HousE.
. CROFTS & JOHNSTON.
NEW GOODS CONSTANTLY ARRIATING
and Busiuess steadily increasing,.
Another lot of pring goods just opined. Dress Goods, Shawls, Black and
itlokererd sSulilthss; men Is, hirting, tweeds, Readjr _Made Clothing, Boy's Knickerr
pnd Boy's Felt Hats jiew styles, Boots and Shoes in great
nella Gaiters, large stock of new and choice Teas.
Noted for Cheap Good,.
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BALL'S SPILNG ODE.
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On hfarket het iit the round,
Yon sfl can buy -by cheat, by poem'.
Good Tea. we here deelare.
Our Timm are good,. our Teig aro cheap,
They'll fill yolk with delight, .
Yitull set be tried by headache Wild,
Nur
Your It
..yeisepsits severe,
alth will be serenely mild, • -
And peiceful your career.
tbir store you'll find ,.11. the wese side,
Anil sifien you've -once our'ehoice Teas
You'll say' wo deal steite fele
Weide ya deal upon the Square;
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Here let Hee sul.ject end.
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To all t 'me friends_ ult.; in getellieset
the helped alone the Ball,
We wig ' thole all a ee,olly part
Fur eing Ball a Call. 1111 t
1874.
ckay Brothers'
0 ODS
Is imie complete every dtperhistent
which they are prepared to (haft:444d as
NEW 61100E11Y
Where the Conseil of the Curren/0in of the
county o rime lo purchase the
the said C
And w
oilleet„ It
said Cori
lee 011'001N ail tb• Gravel Roadots
rex, to•OttlistOto 'lb '4 'the sold recited
ratios ie.. . i , stint of tastily times -
.111 bOoll=11.,lor the tOaerfl of she
Ant alikreas the iii -et the whole ratealde •
property i t he 'saki Pewit, ei II tiros . triespective I
of oat tut re luereetate the s ink seft irreep,eti.o.
lea
Steed sad snoistteest'Atemsertest Pons e the sip!
County, Akre the star .ine thoi..asel eight
hundred emeattkiitente wart Thirteen Minima
arta he .114.1 si y. thoulalie three -iineenet
Ape ir feast) alloht•of et the exist in r debt of
thlrtv 401 rel. t444 fitillt,t1r4,71.1.1*Iwnt,IT•rs bearing
interest a the rale rf AIX ter rent per swum. She
Antonal in driest to tomtit on tire aeot rte!.1 kiateio
ve lb...mine and eighty unit dollars me
teen touch details. re Is nu Inter's.;
1 It win reviler the sew of rev;
wo htintnel dollars to - be rebind ante -
tat rat,.. for th- 1,,ement of the fetid
nnifersel ial Piloting Fond (or paying the void
cf enty thuitaand toilers and alienist as
inert,* metal, red • St st i I -"quirt an eit'Isi .11'
o Alte4•11 rate cf one hundred and sixty nine
....• nett of Vie Collimation of Diet:toddy tif Heron:
,ert On each yea,. lie ii theref, ire enactert'bejlie
.4. That it shall be lawful tor the tvereen of
this said irnienty of Hymn b, l'eis AY weT 0 loan
Nan sof r... person.. leOly or bodies corpor•
.4, who ay befitting to advance the 'SOW upon
the creditor De Debetitor• . heteinaftier menti, lied,
• ion, notes -ening in the slidle the sum of leell'Y
thouaint doliark ales rause the Patin to be Dahl
:31,1 for the purposes and ,:th the object &bolt TT -
nit, That It shall be :so fli f .r the atht Warden
to eanu Orly mimes, orte ore area to isi•truble for
*nib same or money. net -, .i, titan one hundred
,Inflerrs Melt 4tt tlya S:11.1 Debentures elan to
seated is the nal of the 0.4,1 Orivroll.4014 WA 1.44
tee Tre sneer of the ante sfe ..ntcy
*hie an lerwty Imre et en . i oet, tem tit, Uy herein
after woo ivied for this Ity-`,... to tale "Sort, at
iiii
the °Stet' 1 lb* .Treaserm- or the snot CoLnly 01
Heron, a *hall leave 01 i.1,4 to them roepoe.
foe the refseest of the 110,1.'44 a omisly, 'demo ie
the midi Warden 111141 Trroo,r,f.
Hose gala U milt 'revert the ).-,, Tr cnt Or loilf,41 4,1411 ..4
145111T ti44111.an•t cletiors, an i tley *hall beer Inter-
est at eie este erste tier echt IA r annum, .. holt in-
terest sh•ill lo plyiete nn +he Oral air oi .110i in
sa▪ id County of Boron.
Sth 1 tat for the purpose of forming a Sinking
'Fluid fir the payment of 0., said Del.riititres cud
the interest at the rate afonalist to fweocee dne
C•reon. aft Opts! epeeist mt., of one hnndred an,1
milt in th• dollar. /hall. id addition te all other _
.,Itmeand fares be nisei. levted and collected. in
e.ehyrar loon all the rates'ile property within the
County of !baron, eluting the cdndinuane) ot the
said Debe Hums o• any of them.
1111s. 'That this lii -law slill take *Peet and tome
thensand eight hundred a,,,I.ecenty-four.
'The ahem le a true ropy of a proposed Dystaw
to be talisi Into otonadteration. by the nmintripially
,,f the county of Huron at eesolich. la the said
County on the tierth day of,Juue, 11/4. At the
hi,t4T of two 11.eloek in the aftelboon. at which time
and piers the niembrrs of tfie Couselt aril hereby
required im attend for the otirpo‘e aforesaid.
PETER A DAILSON, Clerk.
VICTORIA STREET
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ALEX. ADA.:11
begs Imre to talent' the magic of Gad,
eiech and surrounding. °centre
that he has opened duo
New Store on Victoria '
St. with a choice
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stock
iteePing first elites articles atl low
prices he helmet to get a share of lIstlic
'joy's:a fur yourselves.
110k*FEE GROUND DAILY,
AeAtlam will elegy, have on hand
, supply of spiced beef hams.
Goderieh. Ilth Nov. 1873. nee
IiiiitliWARE
Hardwarr, Hardware.
PUDE Sebecriber begs to inform the
rounding Ceuntry that he has purchas-
ed the
comity Clerk's Office. 1
NOTICE.
Goderich Silver Cornet Gand.
PIIIIE GODERICH TOWN BAND
A' having perchased a set ..f newt irf-
strements, the teethe may expect te
hear then. oh the Square in the course
of faw days, under the leadership Of
Mr. Duckham. Will be 'men fur eno
J, Dreaues, Leader.
Roar. BLACK, l•ressurer.
Godorich, 10th March, 1874. 1412
t STRAY STEER.
AME INTO THE PREMISES OF
' the anbacriber about 1st November
last, • RED STEER, coming two years
old. with a white star on his forehead
and one horn crooked over the eye. Tate
owner will please prove property, pay
expenses and take him away.
DUN CAN II/GNU.
Lot 3, 10th Con. Colborne.
16th Merch, 1874. 1413c* •
Bankrupt Stcck
40 Toath $15 CO looth $20
.1 ei Whir ill:lint:0 1.
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for sale, i lett Opts
01 herrews, their aped love +over been : • dee'
Fee heauty of finish or coyerine seed. - 1 seen
In spring time when fermers are linse I ,Iu teem
Piej ing tho ground tor -wheat, oats Or "ore
-Thais is sonsething-thoy want to make Get a set
the ground fine, • .7.- 1 . dawn
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in harmwiee pea* ft is found.
them still are on dop of the
who het e need et harroes
they pass over n peas itre
elan tailors arelimpy
td my ha -rows and unarm it
fine •
mad.* re geed yeti and will
lone time.
BAtISATif
COUGHS AND CoLDS.
STO
MARKET-SQUARE,G0 1.111011-
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11111111111j ! Plitt
CHEAP FOP, CAISII.
EINTZE
succEssvos TO
•Sic ri.1-11 Et Ft
efinortenity'of 'informing their frieadp and
splendid premises en the Market Sieve one door East
patrone that they have re-
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el,cre the are now reeeiving their frit aud ts inter stuck ef
SHELF MU. HEAVY
Bought since the recto. doylies Ls ,weich they are offerinelery low for cash.
Call and 308 tor Ycittiselves.
Gott rich, ott. eerie 11473,
JUS1
RECEIVFAD
OW E MOORE & CORDON'S
OF
• whelk muat bo cleared out at lore /401E.S'
At Cost and Under.
Special Bargains to the Trarle. LADIES' CLOUDQ,
Goalerich, Oct. 17, 1873.
1392
Farm to Rent.
Pc HE subscriber, offers to toil his
• farm, bsing Lots numbers 14 aud
containing 160 acres, 80 cleared tied in I it '-
5, 5th concession, Goderich 'foe lead?, ,ry Goods,
good state of cultivation. There are
teal buildings and an ample supply (if
good water on the lot. Should the
arte not be let immediately, an °PP"'
unity will be given to a good steady
man to work it for the season. • '
, reoFour good cows in calf for este.
. • DANIEL WILSON.
Goderich,lnh March, 1874. 1413es
GENTS' CAPS.
A 1_414 Tr
COmp
WANTED.
A N APPRENTICE TO THE BLACK -
km smith busiuess.
Apply to •
Wm. DOWNS.
Smith's Llill. Gelerich, October get
11411ds '4'1073
March 4tb, 1874.
Boots &Shoes,
Ready MadeClothing.
CLOTHING
MADE TO OR.pER.
CLOTHING.
Stock ofClothing
BEST STOCK OF CLOTHS
_Ever offered in Goderich, and therein;
determined to sell the
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CLOTEING MADE TO Oitalt
sor argosy, worms.
good ,Fit guaranteed o: uo Sale.
REMEMBER THE STAND,
Next Door to J,,,Dosd's Drag Store.
Market Sq Godcrieh.
1390
SANTA. CLA.VS
W. STANBURY
Begs to inform the inbabitatits of Malt -
!anthill° and the eurrZeinding country,
that he has receieed a large supply of
FaneY Goods and TOYS
of all descrifttions, for
ehristmls and New Year's Gitts,
which will be sold
kit, Also &full stock of
EW GROG•'ERIES
mg of Teas, not to be equaled ia
'ph. and flavour, at all prices, to
snit the times.' •
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N new Raisins, Curre,nte,SpiomeRie,
St gars, Setups of tint qmdityaill every'
. ether article in the Grooeky line.
;Ge• ode Glass & kerverea Sete, 14.
Nails, Flour k Feed.
a full eupply of Wince and Liquors
k aa Sherry, Port; Brandy, Runt, -5
EGin, Wkiskey, Ales, &a
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Mttket price paid for produce. Better.
Ems, Oats; . Peas & Beattie* bought
Merchant Tailor,
FALL AND • WINTER GOODS, '
slick he is prepare() to.make up in the ,
most.fashienable style and at the lowest
rates.
all kinds kept =hand as -usual.
(Iselerish, 9th Dee. 1573,
gTurk
AS MERIELD ,A
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ClOiAlt AND. T111ACCO 'STORE,
ln the Stere forme:1y occupied by. F.
Faeroe, Market Square, Goderich.
his sell selected stnek of,
Sign of elle Smoking Tur• k. VV.Green-
wood is Atteet for T. F. Room= Organ
Builder, Toronto. Orden for tu meg
promptly attended , -1401
T T riE I. 0 NI.
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PARTTIL. UST
of good, for sale at Parson's se Co's new
Hardwaeo Store, opposite the Market
NAILS,, GLASS, PUTTY,
CARPENTERS TOOLS,
SPADES, SfLOVELS,
SCYTHES, FORKS,
GRAIN CRADLES,
'11.1NILLA ROPE,
* HEMP AND RUBBER PACKING:,
L1THER BELTING, elitism,
WHITE LEAD, all prices,
. ROILED AND RAW OIL,
BLACK OIL,
MACHINERY One.
And ell kinds of
For Sale Cheap,
ST
Opposite the Market House,
Opposite Grain Market. 85 Tfi 820.iz; ww:inte.dig
l people of either set. voting or old. wake Wes
rtion,y at work for to in their spare moveeets. for
oil the time, this et arousing ewe. Panionlar
ismer Portland. WS,