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Nettle of the T!
The Ab
be. tae veer
8 bean rep stand Maid a1
the ' es; for &toe time psi
yon! ru issa•amslAr! ahVikt-
t-and well they may, for there oer-
has been awept deal said and writ-
ten that would haveieen b#ter left 11111110.
Some writers }Wee been inakTelf an aim*
unbroken plain of tropical soil and climate
of the North What -and one has one into
something like heroics iu describing how
peacefully our noble red mer: bear the
pangs of hunger;" and-liow giscettdtythey
submit to any privations, nattier than dis-
turb the peace of this Western Prairie.
Thew things are very soca r.ad poetical and
read well; -but no greater mistake can be
made than to. Sup me that ALL the land in
41
•
this great North est is of t rate quell
ty-or that even all within what is kuuw
as the " fertile belt " is tit for farming pur
Meoas The fact is, that when settlements
home numerous, and nearer •to each
otter than they are now, a heavy percent
Orthemes of the country will be found
lelw to the tiro settlers. In not
few ports of the country stony and d
w erre frequent -with so light :. soil as
'u practically worthless -and in other
parts' large tracts lie so low that they
ire permanent marshes. Soil, probably
wlual to anything. un the continent, bu
•nlavailable until drained, and owing
he general flatness of auoh localities as
hese marshes occur in, the draining •'f
[hent will be so expensive an operation
that it will have to remain undone until
there as more money in the country than
here is likely to be among the first set
lers in it. When these facts are taken
ntu consideration it will be seen that earn
.f all the available and g.xel land along the
ine of the Canada Pacific Itailway as a:
present allotted to actual •settlement and
tr..-m >tion. was taken ,, end • e. upied,
-11, •nhahitant� &iowy ;ht line f the
Irea tuitional roads w mold be • - w and
far •tetwee' 10 lintel) s• tha •h.
a -BOLE of tilt wed along the Itaalway
oute-instead of only a half of is were t,
be so occupied the •country would not be
Keely settled .and at would almost sewn
.a if those in authority were duingtheir best
retard instead of pushing on a rapid
.ettlement in the West by iniquitous land
regulations now in force In the country
These same regulation give' . vet one
•calf of the land .'n each Side :f •,l line
f Railway t• speculators f ,1 •he
.ctual settler will not Day land if '1e can
homestead and pre-entpt it which simply
.neanrthat one half of the country is et
remain unsettled, until the cattlemen• •t
the other half has been effected, and make
-he part held by the speculator valuable
cnuugh for him to sell at a profit. We are
amid by the member for Uleugary that the
actual settler i• a land speculator, SSit is
only charitable to hope that Mr. MeLen
nand was suffering Erre -an attack of the
spleen when he enunciated such a dogma;
it should make his name stallion/ell but
.f he ie, there should he • s.e disc'• •sus
ton made between 'h. .,.eculat." a•a•
carries on itis syr• by the so. eat of his ur U
and hard labor generally m his land and
the absentee wit., 'rarrieal out his bnainess,
t may he a •hous.uul ..flee away from the
„untry nr -, anu� .the. it ;, us absolute
-
yr necessary to the interest tilt •-ountry
and for the buildinac the ttatiway Cita,
half the land situltl.l heli • .sae f.,•
railway tuna outlets.- setueo...m .t1t
land a' " houlr a.i. n.• -h•
ondit101.- 0)08110.• nes •. .•rt
lane all the laid s1t.•.uu be fa• -1d • .ale
actual rettlers .elt,a , O •old o• .
1I01'. ' t'.- 9P'rlerS rel the '. ,, •..1
-Ott. • tb 'MAX) tit'. ti •.. •
.all .• . •. h • .11-
..711111' •.ark ., . • ••.1.•, l..- D min
•m :It'- settling • a •'. 't rel- Wes The
-1-innal»•tor F , Pr •. ,at, herr ., . r
•.t tt . t•• •ti. 11'e.'ula, atm settler
.,. .. ..I as' '.. t1 ea' .. .1 . n •to
tee.. •''hethet enc 1 ' 11. aY, v • .•,
tie e..culat..• - • ,u ah••u1.1 u • . 41• -et
111.. a .lea. • • 1., .ettler - t lin• ti w ^a
t th• late, silt hf• th
lakua- 1. I.rupert • 1 •tae,'tlar •
.aluahl. +r the qw• ulator - •t•^ne% a .u. -i.. . • it.,
aecessatry 'hon• p,.lae• n tan'' let '•.- He •air..•« .
•• 1• ire A11 "• tame
lighting tutee •oust be aloe, r • this
•ew parr .1 the Donunron +ha• • •rked •
-.such ►•,e and QlYery • 4•'• lt'.aat••r,
Provinces- -and - felt it iia,• , 'Laces
.et Blocks Land shouln ••• ser red.
sola a o, such purpose, 1. 1» iettled w '
he .peculator and,. monopolist withtu '
tpetified time hut all 'meting n with no-
se sal present settler. • th. •-•nn• t
•hould be utterly forbidue. .aur► ,.ar
glee unless settlement ,t naso• the • -rod.
tion of purchase From the returns gore.
'P the public 1t would .ppea: that -he
number of immigrants r• the West u
mach lower this season that, a was expect
ed to be, and nntil there 1s , ,hangs •[lade
In our Land Regulations then et tea like
'ihood that any great rush will be nude to
•u' North west while ore .j....d land and
•,n much mon ••ewsonable end business
like reams can or had in th. Western
States It s ti. he hoped that • change
for th. totter may soon be made. and that
this great country nosy get something like
fair play in its struggles towards civilian
elven- for the country •• all rtgh' if it is
only rightlyhandled; - rhitmY •he' .. •er
tainly not ng dune nnw
Our Indian--notwithatanduyl the now
ery *commits that have been written about
theta -are in many parts of the country
in a depleesble stab of suffering, and not
like) tr. retteein quiet under their troubles
much' longer anises they air relieved.
Mach as oar lead. regulations require
am.edtng, the indtan Department still
[wore arg..tly calls for each a reorganl"
tine a. won make the probability • f a•
'' Indian trouble a thing low likely t• hr
than it is at ant The dtsaatisfsetion•
satots` the in4Yns is much m'.rt widely
i.pewd, and their coapWnts as to the non
fathom* thorn* d treaty promises are match I
mon just than 1s generally blows re be -
Keyed. Aad n is nnw quite time that
emus erosible clops were taken . .deers
what may he a most deplorable •'w
peeeestt aft et all an unlikely ..'. tis en
Iadins
outbreak among the _young settle
ltesnts of the North West ! 4 i, dswi.e 1
to cry wrslf, wolf, whet, o awl .atonal
is to be seen -it n ••ptea111 • •.bet• rt.'
preach pewee' and my Al' .veil. t. • try
and glow over oily fact• until et s per
haps ton late to **sr catastrophe that
with common prudence t•'rh' here howl I
tin
to this
the ourresponding peri.w
pas e ith i;pwil�ist
of
regular ra�� 4 umun
IQ oak a'jY% of
num
Frere
bod
a ii,11111114 ®e
HIV re?ivall t
of. exe4$4400'.
it over to
(1)•b.
chiefly
tion.
elf thstltaedida, dela
Utantasyethat lden
,
, bIiaatl Presier
caws siggnn he was ih *41411
eliding the armee fafhis counU'j•. During
two more henna himself the republican
The contest pot the representation of candidate. During still another he wee
Selkirk ouunty t.s to be between Hon. D A
baset�aod-[`=•�• 13,.,11 M .P..-2 . the
former having issued his address as a fan-
didate in the Ubwsl interest The tight
premises to be a wenn One.
The work of the sugar Mowry at Th-
ema) g is progresaiug rapidly. They have
- 900 au acres of wither cane to work
u up this season, which will enable them to
- thoroughly test the practicability of mak-
ing sugar and syrup from sorghum ot, ari-
1 un Uio priueiples at a prufit.
A ',Mural result 1 hard times in Leland -
w a decrease in jh, number oft es.
a In 187'9 the number wail 25,315, or 3,96
dr below the average of the twelve preceding
years. aad 149 lees than the total forSo -
land, when the population 14 '•-•i••a that
of Ireland, by 1,102 298.
' The old superstition that grog u a good
4 Clung for men before, during, • after a I
march has been proved by the scientific
men of all nations to be a fallacy, and is
only still maintained by man who mistake
the cravings annuli; solely from habit as
the promptings nature :Sir Carnet
11'„Iseley.
There are signs of .l sen miners
strike collapsing. Those a Kilwinning
i district have resumed work at the old rate
The miner. of H.uniltor Ire approaching
• the masters respecting aro,tratiol, but the
[tasters decline Many men in either die-
' tricts would re. 1rtlteirbrethren would
allow them
Four pnze Lursetahire ewes u:•► rums
• ere lost in New -Zealand *eve.. years ago
and nothing heard of theist till lately when
I they sour.: found wild in the 1)1181• - their
numn.- having Increased t.o sixty. They
had an abundant-- f feed • the • -,111 had
grown A 0? e'l.,'u .ettgtu, • e
S ize the) ..re et. . • t'-:..
'linary epee, '
In, lay 1aa•. - h,
ire loadtrg catt,e aa. .•.: •l K steack
rte'" 'r •:1 ail e. yrs Pu •...: t 14aled
,1,•. •1.twt•wet, named.Pu'•.'U 11.1i•Iitchell,
injuring both Mitchell .ern •cal. lila spine
being injure.! He will, 1•• •.•• recover
The anim.-1 was acil1e' by t -re- •r the asuat
ants by , blow 'r,;. • sleds '.«-'l•er
'wltih nrak,..3 se ' . .t Cao.
.;anon Ferret ,,,3tc. tittle •, . er .vi Cy
yearn old, thought us reality he is nearer
fifty. He is a grave, thoughtful. studious-
lookingman with a shy, reserved manner
who is lead by rather than leads, the con-
versation In warns summer days he is to
be found with books of reference; beside
hue atudyingua the ancient to'stet star
•len ,•r Westminster kbbey
Gat 'iced fail was largely 'tended by
fanners. and a deal of nuainess was
I
President, and his post was in Wei itiajton.
The fiat US .11l[1tlI of the_ season tr.
peered on the Winni market on Satur-
day last It is a plump grata, and
when threshed yi ed thirty bushel, to
the acre, and u •.unsidered a full rem Tt.
brought fifty cents ;1e- bushel
Majo' 11ala1t 14eacrtl.us Sitting [full as
being the moot plucky, in ret and en-
ergetic savage livwimgg,.and that he will never
consent to aurreudet uucunditionally h•
the T' ' •authorities He is 48 years •
age anti hos had 6,re •- Ives, throe i' whoe
are now living. H• lea. $ sivall tanuh
consisting of three daughters and .t•. ,Alit
UuND-i"Taxrr CBI ecu -DI 14 tt•' soh•
has fol nine years past been pasta. f th•
Union Congregational Church Brooklyn
and vh" has otliciat . :•'r t h: Iasi tw•
Sunday. Bond s••'r-. ::hutch r.. •ate
has rem:lent and •tooej :ed ♦ me free. Mt
Handford'a' lat .ugregatiur in Will
is about 46i yeah , t ag• and a• native '
Canada He was, pries to hi, translates.
to Brooklyn, s minute of r.t.. Epiwu•m
Methodiat Camel. 1 Canada and at
time held a p .sato•,. • -to eachun. ;aff
of Albert College, Belleville a bas i • o •r r
to that dem-tun/late)/
TI' principal result . t the 1. ruts. • -'a.
-ensue wilt h. the aedistnbutwn d -oats
to 1'ondree- Pi-- will give •n• ••sten.
states their owe powe, •' the oMioo -del.
1'erationa and probably mai to important
political changes. Of the seats which will
the western awes only thre.- will be
deducted tn- t• the aunti ens states repro
sentatioi, ab wink, •hat after all the cry
about southern de -.•dean• the population
leas maintained se pier+ fall ratio of in
crease. The remauun i, toss falls upon the
New England and twiddle states and Ohio,
New York losing f aur Pennsylvania and
Ohio two me M•• • ••rr v..w Hs.nteshirt
ane each
"It's bee' , ., ,.k s.. •...,ked t•ncle
,• Johnson, .w he laid et. an the morning
aper and reelectively star :eyed the ' "ea of
his ,in slippers, as the. reposed "n the
guard bar ,f -• cylinder -' . ,t o berry
singlar dal. of a mat• lives •- be • vet Eft}
an cannulates genii- at- dies generally
.dnurett an' tpectt••l tat one half his sur
vivin friends is a' n,t.et earten to prove in de
courts dat he eat •.I er. unaoun min,' and
dat he wasn't fit in his latter daps to plan
a ' y ge for a ••1 I scow. But you
fin' dt papers Tui, ole fellers dat die
bout a hundred , arb old in the poor
house , an' dey always sensible to de las 7"
And Uncle Joe shook his head solemnly, as
if there were some things in this world
wind. ' ,leer worn- *manor ret invest•
gate()
FORFRITB FOR FUN -
lr.t of .m q 1 t�urf«tor, nihil
ltw..d elpl�+
the petsson7=spat b pay-i.wPutteYuk1 aper. t4pon the
eh
and a notwqybelio ` i wt. M+
�Wu
GREAT- 3,ARG
haft B]f ' 11=1 ethe is
ir+
at die room, awl
stand
ties* u d M i eyrrttd each yoNpl
reach
2. fu o out of the room with twolegs
and Dome in with six. Net dilltoult if on.
thinks to bring a a ,alias ea the return.
& To act the dlltab essehM The
pewee W e has the futLait, tu.pejt. must int
out the aa sof eerier
to jue n*.
4C bOU
the wastes of • � 8dJ
make bread T" ow o 'you f"
fit This forfeit will cause muc'.• •uerrt-
•nent if proper questions are put..
Put one hand where the nthe, can
not touch at. One cis at.out .f this
difficulty by prig one elbow
1 the other bre.
Place • penes.. d sa fleet •.•
.nnot jump over it. May to dote
.Dotting it. clout . the wall of the met.
Put a question that no one ran
.s+vet with a 'no This is not herd J
•ne thinks to ask - What does y -e -s spell
Ash a chair through a fingeraln&
• • • forfeit is mastic by putting the ting on
:bra brewer and • pushing the --an
ether ,bit+ i 1• •well-withchair thy•
• ..to..t, ...tough . keyhole
ins was a great punde to eta for a while,
�. when the word "yourself' waa written
n paper an., • 'a►►ed through the hole
*II clew...
415 ,It.BT Doero,, are the mea wrest
Dieters -even the Doctor huneell
crew- the Welt that compelled hie to
lea. • •s •wfort.►ble bas iu(,pose sou
+.a ur Iuethod• and keep .. hotth- ,t
Perry Davit -'bin-Killer in the nouse and
•el. Doct- S. Al, nay 'n gni se.; Waco•
himrelf
Sec oo ccrttataoent ,n .ui. thgt colunaf.
..•d but:a-4 s '
year cot:.-• .
K eeop4 .:
Nop s.-:. _.
n yen ,CPC' •.
discretion
.Sed or daµ.
ear.• rW H o p
Wbo,v r r -aim.,
.rbeaerer 703 pod
:het your a..:,
needs cl•. 0*'rr.5W'a-
I,aQ� of ,dtm-:._r:7;
wattsodato.. i..y,
tat. Nop
•Ittere.
or r.r.ar y ...:.
Astor
ltoere • .too
),ser or •r -,r.
You will.
avnd ar
No, •
ityea.re
r.e.k -
t
i
we oue.wed heed$.
HOP
IEEE
NEVER
FA I L
D. f. C.
b art at.:o1•
.ed t�e4Aa,
car• tor
ratlike a ■,,
or opium,
bareo, or
NM by drug,
VIP swam
INTO es.,
T.
a T.•.ete, 0.1.
Ifs greatI' - - ---- -
NOTIOF
done in exchanging and buying seed for '
this fall's sowing Prices ranged from $1
t, $1.44) $1.15 anu =1 30 being very very
. dtu'. ' pnce- f •laws,,, end r. vett were
rn goo', tenurial butMichiga' amber and
alt -'•n -eagerly •'-ugh' 'VP highest
',nee- among th• sales sea., me o 100
busheir 'f Michigan. rtmbe• ' •.
Moffa. • S1 40 pet t.ushe
1• Lb- IIT... We3T.er• ft:.ui.• •.at»). •
11. ••.der.. I. r M.11Ifiat ening wee). 4
audile. .gee well.'• 't Pari.• ft a neat
Blyth ••:111.08 HaN stepped .'1 rbc '.ram
and i• trying to gel •t, ague after to sea, n,
motao,. missed hu hold .n•1 tpl' lint foot
1;• beneaatl tho wheel. ar.'1 e,- lest bang
'n• t.v • ,. - •hresd. -Air Til. man
Vali Inde, to roil..., ttgy•1 .nr1
aye. • -• sr. -• .% .
t sea • H t 1a- fu .ckk o
L(.•,. •• •ase• - •._ g• sopth.
h •se. ,• I5 . • •. t -...•. e, r -.,..ret•
1111• •••s• tal1*.,-••'r!.'..• •.et'er•ynent
berated •• 1
avoided. TOWS. 1,41..
Keewatin, LlIth Aug.,
• •Me••t• •. r.t.
• h. L.4g1 ..:• ..111111. .iad
•ncut'ert 60r 4r4. •..a. }. •r
'elf as %eu' -ISP4 w1.5, j9 tl(1at M ry'ear nn
•ht •t.n •uernPM ,v.rn++ ., .,. thefathen
t reyr.•ser mg him
t'
41..' taught. •. I. m.y 111V1.1% up,
(.hr... an• s , wo:e el 'red in roll
h.-,. .11.sr vitt „Co. net •wallow cal
•e• .• hr:rw• h.r't4 4. T'h• father en
b_• ; . • u•t ti.. ,me mai r -ht house
•• • Iihtr' �uat/tea ip•.r mean him
0 1.. , a rest► • ' •• aeepitlg , strictstrictwatch
r
• I,••. , r.• ..q ' as ••1••uPmPn
W . • , u•o.. .u• ,1.11$ Lake!. spinal eh
,,lite•+ frustum., eviction, in the wen
..t Ireland Iron huts f'•rthe pollee are in
u.giver -.f onstrsotior ".pr Clare Morris.
is the •s.unty ,et May'• ,nor •,thee plaoes
when- trouble I. likely r • .ecu. On the
vote of the Irish Constabulary in the Hou.,
of Commons on Thursday lir O'Shaugh
ne„y (Horne Ruler) protested against the
me of bullets or buck shot_ and urged '.hr
use of staall .ha K1 P'nrstei said small
shot were useless They created n- alarm
and simply irritated the malt John
'Bright urged the co-operation '•f sae high
member, tr vnr't"f the •v,uditton .f effatre
in Ireland
Martin Amyelia sew dentate• Ural
ren, .hipped a caw •f •l.400 shee}. tot
Liverpool three weeks ag.. three Dr.ytnt, +
men taking charge of the ohmage, Let 1
week Mr 'Snyder received • telegrat.. ,sat
ing that they had arrived eefely tea' 'Le
telegram must have referred t •.h. men
themeelvee .a they telegrsple.• • Mt
Si dei 'n Tuesday UM 000 'it. •nese
had been Ion They were pannier n on
the tapper dem and were wes. overboard
is • heavy sea Mr Snyder had the cargo
insured, but whet receiving the amount of
the insuring* he will tr 1•,)e.. •. . • wMd
.nbl. atter*
401141n0 V11.10 t• %,tei INeinushab
sweet Ilhsw York. follows the atot el pro
young sport gets a Mach eye tr. An=
sad he main at once to this •
who for Rye dollars flies him up so well
tha! evert his governor is detievred, or •
row with his hitter half is thus put oIL
The erten related to a cardent that
and Ow like Resides leaking complaa-
he frequently made up ' fre impel+
ion in fills up wrinkles, adds chip
CLEARINGSALE
/oi$ Tl lb NEXT
•Tate C e i/olir urfl
Cupboards liur•• touagea Chairs and Tab
-.PICT -9
'HE r tie lthttklfUnnOW� oit
/r WOOD 11411141:14$1111 OAKEN N 1!:11Cl1ANe 1+a
AU lndebW •• )'•t•• k AW •etil ,a..• coensea by celane and settling Ly Ludt o: net.e. n 701
•
low** Uvia
JAMES G. SAL_
HARDWARE
r EVER] DESCRIPTION
REDUCED TO BOTTOM PRICES!
...tit utu ae.tttx�L �H�OL0 HOLD HAR I -A
}i�RuI'l�Dp
l, pU
N1'I +DREnRr8 HARDWARE -nHATAND 001.4 AT 1AUrWArAC'l•l4h T ' 1'ItiC vB +
G_ H. PARSONS,
CSO D ERI OH.
• lb.
J. A. McIntosh & Co.
.tor.•• W ....•• •t• •us• "awned out a large 3.71110111.111011t lit
D 1i, Y GOOD SI
» ".t ' 3Lasw Deg to inform the Public teas:ally, that the.
Well -Selected Stock of Groceries,
• '•.'e •'•e ..lab -OOeT .•.th •. small sesanoe to pay expcoaea
-T'EAS A SPECIALTY.
Jab a Mcintonh & Co - - Corner Kingston Street and *mare
•'1.055'. •.1 •tq.
17$ -lay
BOOTS AND SHOES.
E _ J_ DOWNING
lea. r. ,'r, ore . t - . b.f . ii IMMENSE )ST(u'& or Boots a -d Shoes to eau and Wham wear. of very
rholee quality and ten low ha peke
4 bare determined to en a our Customers the benefit of experteaee aad espital in Saone' bow
fore them every variety oi Goods 1n our line sad et seek pokes as wU1 doff the kMa V e,wpot4
'"t Roue (,ALL and examine our goods sad prices whether you buy or sot
Q IUSTOM '"Oils • r ..u. t weetal ettentios and every egibet ands to slit and please
•ret OMOm.r
L & .1. DOWNING. eat hw BMek.
h , I t • It, , 1.8 ...aria row Pira/NOs in any quantity. end at lowest prices. (1751)
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Hs nor }Warn.., r.. .Mea 4 Mr •'..Uaaf.,e ,en ,ib . MAs. ►si ,a,. .•,e
rs oouasattn,t ,' .... 40-howc Engine, one 20 -horse dl. tea, 5 -horse do new and
aeoond-hand moiler. • lot of Plow Will Machinery law Mill Machinery, Plows ••
Gang Plows Laed Rollers Straw Cutters Hors.- Powers, Brame Fittings for Iingines
Gas Pipe and e=ar Pipe Fittings ttooktng Stoma, and , t$rge assortment of treating,
in general Mt rhe ales.- asoc1 wall he .,ala •-BSA, flake room for the manufac
ten 't .that •,,.teles • order" take,. tr.r Engine.. Boilers and all kind. •f Mill '
t1.•rt Roomy. .,,»ndr.l r• .t. r•11, ah••rte.t ()ntice. 1'lrlir..
D„t.VID RUNCIM.&N & Co., Goderich.
JOHN gNOX
Manufacturer of CARRIAGES, BUGGIES. &c &l..
k • -T• l,lt, OF v ptNlr •a-, HI.I4;, n' n1117)EF
ON[ OF ' THE OLDEST AMO MOST 11111U SLt
UMW= tN Tilt Welke POO
THE CURE OF o
Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Sete
Throat; Bronchitis, Influents,
Croup, Whooping Cough,
AstMa, and every
affection of the
Throat. Lungs, and Cheet,
including A
CONSUMPTION.
A WELI.KNOWR PHYSICIAN WHIM:
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DO NOT BR DNOSITZD by malas
bearing a similar name. Be sure you get DB.
WIBTLR'8 BALSAM OF WILD CHSBI;T,
with the signature of " I. BUTTS " on Ms
• 60 Cents and $1.00 a Bottle. Pta-
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Bold by dragptists and dealers gseerally.
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