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GODERICH, ONT., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1881.
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NEWS ABOUT HOME:
**A. shiers amtittryi sores,
Aa' ash
TOInli M.
Phantaansa sora in Victoria �Hall on
Monday evening.
Mrs. Postman hes been visiting friends
in Brantford during the past week.
BAv%Dus, the Variety .tore nun,
advertises his removal to his new stand
before march.
Mr. and MILE. E, Wade. ,if Brussels,
are in town, and are looking well, we are
pleased to note.
Rev. Mr. Pritchard, of Manchester,
ocoupied theulpit of Knox Church ac-
ceptably on Sunday evening last.
Mr. Ross preached his fuel semen in
Knox church on Sunday morning last,
prior to his departure for Cote de Neiges.
Poerrowee. - Tno skating carnival
announced for to -night, has been post-
poned until Tuesday evening, owing to
the thaw.
Arrorwrse. - We are pleseed to learn
that our townsman, John Aikenhesd,
V. S., has been appointed by the Lieut -
Governor Veterinary Inspector for this
district.
PsaeoNAL.-Mr. Watsouof the Ens
of Kerry A Watson, whole,sale drtggist',
Montreal, paid a visit to Goriertch last
week. He was the guest of his relative,
Capt. Gibson.
TwtnxsD.-Last week there were 25
prisoners confined in Goderich gsoL
This week the number has been lessened
by five. We would like to 'nth for the
N. P. -no prisoners.
FARM SOLD. -The Campbell farm,
part of lot 3, oon. 8, Colborne, consisting
area, of 50 res, was on Saturdaylast sold to
Mr. Barkwell, who owns te adjoining
50 acres, for the sum of $2,900. Mr.
John C. Currie, auctioneer, conducted
the sale.
MeraoursT CoxvnrnoN. -The Class
Leaden, and Local Preachers Conven-
tion for the Goderich District Mctbod-
iat Church of Canada will be held in
Clinton, commencing on Wednesday the
:.3rd inst at 2.30 p. m.
INVITED m RestajN.-The quarterly
,f6cial meeting of the North 8t. Metho-
diet church, held on Monday evening,
by a unanimous vete, invited the Rev.
Dr. Williams to r•e•uaiu with theta the
third year, as they• pester. The meet-
ing showed good )adgment in thus se-
curing the services of the Rev. Dr. who
hes proven himself to be an accomplished
preacher and painstaking pastor.
Cot:rev L 0. L -'Phe County Lodge
of North Sulam. [net in the Orange Hall
at Wingham last Tuesday. Representa-
tives from all the lodges' were present,
numbering in MMI about 1011. The fol-
lowing oQcore were elected: -H. Per-
kins, Gerrie. C. M. ; L Netherby, Blyth,
D. C. M. ; W. Wilson, Dun.sunon, 0.C.:
C. V. Flood , Blyth, C. S.; Wm. Gill,
Blyth, C. t ; Jas. Young, Brussels, C.
D. C.; G. Stokes, Gerrie, C. L ; B.
(Jerry, Brussels, C. L P. M. The next
annual meeting will bo held in Brussels.
A Foe?. -Business men rho object
to support a newspaper because it oes
not express editorial opinions to suit
them, display great ignorance of the
tint principles of business. A properly
conducted newspaper- no matter what
its editorial opinion may be -adds value
to every property in the town where it
is published. Advertising in a news-
iper is • matter of business, and it is
in the interest of business men to patron-
ise the paper that does most to advertise
and build up the town, and place his
advertisement where it can be seen by
the greatest number of readers. -[Ex.
Dlvtr,Iox CouRr. - The adjourned
Division Court met on Monday, and
after the disposal of a number of cases,
was further adjourned until Wednesday
bet, when all the business was disposed
of. There were no important casts.
FURsre. ---Mr. Yorbea was met at eased weft tsaptee of srer•sd. MIt38IONARY MEETING.
the railway station yesterday by Mears. — The Count Grand Black Chapter of
Williams, Colborne mei Kheyperd, 3 Pte Aare Address by Nev. err. Campbell,
rectors of the Mechanics Institute the County of Perth held their annual t.esdes, time llWtea .Agent,
and Mr. Thome McGillicuddy of meeting in St. Marys on the 19th day
Tea Swum. Mr Forbes beard traces of of January, 1881. There was a large at -
hard work, and his lecturing tour is as tendance of delegates from Goderich,
trying in ite way on the conatitutiou as Blyth, Listowel, Stratford, Parkhill; Pe -
the reporting of ssuguivary battles. The trolia, and 8t. Marys. The Chapter was
lecturer says he will clear Canada in a (Mellott by County Preceptor W. H.
week's time, but may return for a week Murray. The business oftheChapter
in April. We go to press hefore the shows that the cause is reviving in this
hour of the lecture.
County. The following ulbcers were
elected. vis:-
A HEAVY Taaw. t hi Tueeailay a Sar Knt. W. H. Murney, C. G. Preceptor,
heavy thaw set in and continued until Ooderieh, ee-electeSir Kut Caton
Thursday. The huge pile of anew fast Will's, D. �d); . G. Prwoeptor, St. Marys ;
disappeared before the drizzling ram and KntAvid linthour, C. G. Chap.,
warm atmosphere, and large pools of St. Marys ; Sir Knt. B. F. Holmes, C.
water formed on the Square, and on some 0. . , Park Hill ; Sir Knt. Samuel
of the leading streets. The "'veins Ryan, .. Reg., , Thedford•; Sir Knt,
were in a bad state fora couple of days. R m'. McGill, C.0.. Tram; Blyth
In the country the roads are almost Knt. C. V. Floody, D. C. G. Trsse ,
impossible. The stage for Dungannon Blyth ; Sir Knt. J. B. Edward, G., C.
did not go further than Smith's Hill on Lee Goderich ; Sir Knt. Wm. Ellis,
Wednesday, end no mail from Luck- D. Lt. (d. L, Blyth ; Kir Kut. (;eoe�.
now arrived on Thursday. The sudden O'Banyon, C.G. B , Se. „Marys ; 8ir
and heavy thaw gives the lie to the Knt. Samuel Pare, D.C.G. S. B. , Liao -
predictions of Moses Oates, and the wee. ; Sir Knt. W B. Wilson,
whole school of weather prophets. Stratford ; Sir Knt. Geo- Wileoa, D.C.
Sats ArroItersD CuNewasLi. -- On G. Cen., Petrolia; Sir Knt. Robe. Clyde,
Wednesday afternoon a bibulist was C. G. Pur., St. Marys ; Sir Knt. Geogs
meandering around the Square. when a Hawkins, 1st C•G.Cota., Port ,
well-known resident, named Alick Sim- Bir Knt. J. S. Mchiath, 2nd C.G.Oose.
mons, took it into his head to arrest hire. Goderieh ; Sir Knt. J. L Wile.., id
They say a ., "fellow -feeling maks+ us C. G. Com., Peteolia ; Sir Knt. Thome
wondrous kind" and some people say Cunningham, 4th C. G. Com., Parkhill ;
that motives of this sort prompted Alick Sir Kot. H. McBride, 6th C. G Com.;
in his action; but be this as it may, he Point Edward ; Sir Knt. Rm. Duaesith,
assumed the functious of a constable, Lith C. G. Com., St. *aryls ; Sir Knt.
arrested the offender against sobriety. Wm. Little, 7th C.O. Com., ListoweL
and brought him to the locknp. When At the close of the meet ng the breth-
there, he was unable to lock up his pus- ren of St. Marys entertained the dele-
oner, and Constable Sturdy couung along gates to an oyster supper. at Bro. Caton
shortly afterward, the arrested man was Willis' hotel.
set at liberty and Simmons was repri-
manded for arrogating too much power
to himself. Words ensued, and the up-
shot of the matter was that Alick was
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A Walosrr Boov. - According t• an
Orangeville paper the new county coun-
cil of Dufferin is the heaviest body of
men in the Dominion. There are 13
members, and their united weight is
2,704 lbs, or au average of 208 lbs each.
The deputy -reeve of Molancthon takes
the lead, he weighing 268 lbs; while the
reeve of the same township is the small-
est man in the council. Verily, the
race of giants is not passed away. In
the Murcia oouncil there are several
gentlemen who are by no means feather-
weights, but their average avordupois
would be fax below that of the men of
Dufferin.
FOR FAUX, GAinDEN, AND HouaaaOLD.
The mil'rked advanoed begun with the
40th volume of the American Agricultu-
rist is well mentained in the number for
Feb. 1st now before us. A hundred or
an of engravings and sketches illustrate
a large amount of useful, practical infor-
mation for Out -Dior and In -Door Work.
in City, Village, and Countay. A11 will
by pleased with the $7110 CountyCottage;
Concrete Houses; Propagating the Grape;
Preventing Balling of Horses; New Planta ;
How to Carve aTurkey, illustrated, etc.,
All want thin paper. $1.50 a year; 15c.
per number. Orange Judd Company,
Pabliahera, New York.
MORE Motais roa Mtcsioix.-Our
townsman, Mr. A. M. Polley will, on
Wednesday nett ship 16 more horses to
Michigan. M r. Polley has done a large
trade in exporting horses this season,
and has put considerable stoney in ci:-
t illation among thn farming community.
AMPUTATION. -For some years past,
Mr. J. Allah, of Colborne, has been
suffering from a decaying <;f the hones of
the right hand and wrist. On Thursday
last, Dr. Taylor, assisted by Dr. Mc-
Lean, performed a very successful sur-
gical operation, by amputating the arm
At the wrist. We understand that Mr.
Allan is now getting on very nicely.
"rue in" to ruminate upon his fo ,lull profession of the town of Godench, held
action. at the Court House, on the 8th Febru-
VALsrrrllte DAY. -Monday neat will 1881, to consider the Judicature Bill
be Valentine Day. Thousands of utias-'
ives, sentimental as well as comic. will
pass from hand to hand. Some will get
mad at receiving a picture of a red -nosed.
hang -dog looking individual, with even
mere villein° us doggerel below the figure;
but others will laugh heartily at the
"ugly mugs" sent them. We have
chosen the Valentine we would like to
get. It is printed for the Government
of
The annual missionary meeting, un-
der the auspices of the Anglican Church
of Goderich, was held in the Court Vona
on the evening of Wednesday last, the
Ven. Archdeacon Elwood in the chair.
There were also present, Rev. Messrs.
Davis, of Winghain,(C`(Rural
R &Dean),, Dean),
the
of Sesforth, Campbell
Mission aaggent), Robinson of Exeter,
Hicks of (Goderich, and others.
Owing to the inclement weather the
attendance was not so large as it ether -
wise would have been.
After the usual opening services, and
addresses from Rev. Meesas. Davit and
Hill, the choir and 000greption rang
Bishop Heber's end oid missionary
hymn, "From Greenland's Icy Moun-
tains, and the @pester of the evening
was then introduced by the chairmen.
Time Judicature aW.
The follow* are the minutes of s
meeting of the inembery,,of the legal
CuaL:xu. --Three rinks. from Gode-
sich wont to Seaforth on Friday, and
played a match with the goodnatured
thiels of that town. Owing to "bias"
ice, car mon (lid not score as good ae
usual, and were beaten by twelve shote.
However, the Seeforth players handled
the stones in very good style, and acted
like gentlemen all the way through.
We append the score.
BlzmHa, MARRIAore, DEATI_te.-There
are a number of peculiarly interesting
features brought ont in the Registrar -
General's report of births, marriages,
and deaths, fcr 1879. A retnarkaide
feature in the returns of marriages is
the great difference sometimes shown in
the ages of the parties united. The
oldest man married during the year had
reached his eighty-sixth birthday. He
lived in Halton county, and married a
maiden of nineteen. The oldest couple
belonging to York 'county, the bride-
groom, who was a tailor, being 82 years
. of age, and the bride 68. Their united
ages reached 150 years. The county of
Middlesex claims the youngest couple,
whose united ages amounted to only 32
years. The bridegroom in this case was
seventeen and the bride fifteen years of
now before the Legislature :-
Moved by Mr. Seeger, seconded by
Mr. Davison, that Judge Totes set as
chairman of the meet ing. -Carried.
Moved by Mr. Holt, seconded byy Mr.
Campion, that Mr. Seager act as Becre-
terry. -Carried.
Moved by Mr. Davison, seconded by
Mr. Holt, that in the opinion of this
meeting that part of Sec. 75, commenc-
'n black and green, and has the figures ing with the worda, "but no relief," and
f Jacques Cartier, General Wolfe or ending with the words, "any such contra
Lady Dufferin engraved on it. There claim," should be struck out, leaving the
are other figures on it aleo, ranging from County Court to dispose of the whole
one up to ten, and they aro alsh printed inatter if the parties do not apply to re -
on the back. They are usually signed by move the case to the High Court, either
hank presidents We want every back party having by said Section the right to
subscriber to send us such a valentine-- remove the case to the High .Court if the
and we'll return the compliment in the set-off exceeds the County Court juris-
form of a paid up receipt. diction.
A Cut;sca DISTURBANCE. --Son.e time And further, that Sections 74 and -75
since the putting up of a stove necessita- should also be made applicable to the
ted the moving of the reading desk in Division Courts, with power to transfer
St. Stephen's Church, situated about two to the County Court or High Court, as
miles from Goderich, on the Huron Road. the caae,may be. -Carried.
The only eligible place for the dock was Moved by Mr. b1alcumson, seconded
directly agatnat one of the front seats. by Mr. Campion, that Order 49, Rules
Mr. John Hunter, one of the church 8 and 9, should be amended so as to give
wardens, took exoeption to the position the County Court Judge and local Master
of the reading desk, and at some time all the powers of the Master in Chamber
previous to the morning service, on in all actions brought in their Codnty ;
Sunday teat, removed it from its new in any event that Rule 8 (a) should be
position. He then planted himself in made appiicable in all cases where tite
the front seat, and putting his feet before "elicitors for all parties reside in the
him, in the place where the desk had County instead of County Town. -Car -
previously stood, refused to move so as ried.
to allow it to be replaced. Rev. Mr. Moved by Mr. Johnston, seconded by
Miller, the ineumbent, was in a quand- Mr. Doyle, that Order 49, Rule 12 (a,b,o,)
ary, and Mr. A. T. Montgomery, the should be amended by providing that on
other church warden, made an appeal to such appeal the Clerk of the County
the congregation, who expressed them- Court shall transmit the original papers
selves in favor of putting the reading on praecipe to the Appellant Court, in -
desk in its late place. The affair was stead of the parties being compelled to
one.y settled when Constable Yule, of go to the expense of procuring copies for
Goderich, who had been sent for, arrived transmission. -Carried.
and led Mr. Hunter out, the latter ex- Moved by Mr. Carrow, seconded by
claiming, "You'll hear from me." The Mr. M. G. Cameron, that this meeting
affair created grnat cscitement in the strongly protests against Order 50, Rule
neighborhnoA. 10, on the ground that it will create de-
layJCsus;c SIs-.aru. -The O'Banyeuti at s stage of the action when delay
Jubilee singers gate an entertainment !us,'be disastrous, and that it will meter-
in the North Street Methodist Chas
Church tally incree the coats of litigants. -
on Wednesday envening. The weather Carried'
Idoved by Mr. Seager, seconded by
militated against s large sudienco yet, Mr. Holt, that in the opinion of this
d 'ng the night rho stiendance 1 Masts h ld be
Rev. Mr. Campbell, of London, the
agent of the Dieeesen Miasionary Society,
on coming forward was, warmly greeted.
He alluded to the inclement weather
that prevailed, but was not discouraged
by the moll ettendsace, and instanced
anemias where good results had followed
meetings ler mtwosery purposes far less
Sepeeing than the nt one. After
ppssyiag a tribute to the eenersble !arch-
, who was • living testimony to
the work dune in former yearn in this
section by the various missionary so-
cieties of the ()Id Country, the speaker
proceeded to give details of the mission
work throughout the world. Years ago
much had been done for the spread of
Christianity, even in what is now known
.a Ontario, the premier Province of this
noble Dominion. It was only seventy-
six years since the grandfather of the
Hon. Alex. Morris, recently Lieut -Gov-
ernor of Manitoba, wrote as tollows
about our present Province of Ontario:
"Wherever I go, I find nothing but
water and forest, but it may one day be
the home of a prosperous people."
Tliat
prediction had now been verified, and
our religious institutions, were almost
self sustaining. In our political system
we were also prosperous, and of late
years the peculiar feature had been ob-
served, of our Local Government at To-
ronto endeavoring to Legislate as to the
best method of disposing of the snrplus
with which the Provincial Treasury over-
flowed. Our prosperity had also been
broadly announced to the world at large
by the proud position which the Domin-
ion had occupied at the various World's
Exhibitions, when it took its place in the
front rank with the most 'enlightened
and progressive nations of the earth.
Such being the Daae, it' could hardly be
wondered at if the missionary societies,
which had in the days of this country's
infancy, fostered its religious develop-
ment, had seen fit to withdraw their aid
almost entirely and doyoto it to the
spreading of the Gospel in distant and
less enlightened lands. For the year The Principal presented his :evert.
t.
ending May, 1880, the incomes of the which stated thai the number of pupibi
different Church of England missionary attending the Goderich Public School
societies had been as follows: The so- during the past month war; 723, of which
ciety for Promoting Christian Kuowl- 405 were boys, and 320 were girl.4. A
edge £112,382 12s; the society for the table showing the avel'age attendance
Propogstion of the Gospel, £131,174 4s; and percentages of attendance i" Penh
The Colonial and Continental Church dies; n was appended.
Society, £39,416. 4s,10d.; The Church
ens Ipii I'E( ro".t BSPC "sT.
Missionary Society £200,000;-a total of
£483,063, equal in our money to but
$2,500,000. Add to this the incomes of
the Society for the Conversion of the
Jews, the Church Pastoral Aid Society,
and the large amount raised by Church
people in England to assist the British
and Foreign Bible Society, and the
amount contributed in England by the
members of the Anglican communion
cannot be lees than $3,000.000 annu-
ally. But although thla enormoua sum
was distributed yearly, it must be remem-
bered that the field for its employment
in Africa, India, China and other heathen
lands was so large that sections like On-
tario, which had in years gone by been
assisted by generous aid, but which were
now considered capable of sustaining
their religious institutions, were omitted
from the list of needy fields fur mission
sssistauce front the mother land. The
work of sustaining our own missions lay
before us, and if we put our shoulders to
the wheel and worked with a will sudoess
would be our portion. The Diocese of
Huron in the Province of Ontario, em-
braced 13 Counties, in which were 102
parches --95 of which were outside the
city of London; there ie, therefore. se
average of 7 or 8 perishes in esoh county
each parish embracing an average of 3
or 4 stations. Lea. than one-half of
thee@ niisaiuns were self sustaining; flue
greater number (last year 63) were do-
t upon the Mesion Fund.
1n 1880 we expended on diocesan
mission wort $16,272,8& nein the
largest w amount ever expended by
the Dinoses for that perpoee. The
above sats 4 was reclusive of gid to
bedlam es d whish there were
several in the Mame. T1e ozpendi-
tufts of the Kiska Tend wee ss the
of thirty time•, ..d
,-1•sn who �s�a4,
way eisifn that arms befew /brat,
who, Y they sired .I all, d J so on the
aide el semen en far ss the Missies
Fusii ewswed. The rev. speaker
iasp =the sedlenee the slaw
onof me when
nn their esitlNlts tear. met wilt
rehnlh from gyembion Sob
Het
and Christian tinily in the missiles work
of the Diocese, the rev, gentleman dos-
ed a brilliant, logical and convincing e,d-
dri es.
The meeting was brought to a close
by the singing of the 42nd Hymn by the
choir and congregation, prayer by the
Rev. Mr. Hicks, and the benediction by
Ven, Archdeacon Elwood.
THE OOURTB.
twenty Judge's Criminal ('wart.
Befoee His Homer Jwdge Squier.
Qualm es W urea -The prisoner, who
had been charged with stealing 597, was
brpught up en remand on Feb 4th, and
the Crown having no further a •::dente to
produce, he was discharged
Coststy mss'
The regular sitting of the County
Court for the trial of cases without a
jury, was held on Tuesday, Sth inst ,
when the following cases were d anosed
of:
Sscoan es HAIOHT. --AIN action tpou
two promissory notes. Verdict for
plaintiff $654.36. Holt for plaintiff.
CAatsaoN vi RzID,-Action upon env
enact in a mortgage. Verdict for plain
tiff $382.66. Holt for plaintiff. Both
cases were undefended.
f.CU8R:C8. 3EAYOR-H.
Pink No. I.
S. Andrews, A. Young
C. 1:. Dunsford, W. R. Counter,
Alex McD Allan, Richard Ceramon,
M. Hutchinson, 3. H. Lyune,
skip, 16. skip, 20.
Rink No, 2.
P. Adamson, J. O. Laidlaw,
Archibald Dicksor., O. ORorct,
T. J. Morehouse, J. A.Wilson,
T. N. Amoy, D. D. Wilson,
skip, 20. skip, 19.
Rink No. 3.
Tkoa:,:a Hood, A. Davidson,
D. C. SRtrathan, John Molntgah,
Kerrey McGregor, O. Patterson,
Henry Horton, James Hatt,
skip, la, stip, 22.
M Wreeow'it Lacruaz.-.-On Friday
evening Mr. P. G. Widdows, ex -Fran-
ciscan Monk, lectured in Victoria Hall
to a crowded audience, giving some of
his experiences in Dundee. The lectur-
er has a knack of interesting the average
hearer, possessed by few, and for two
hours and three quarters held the audi- anew set gingen Nth
race in close attention. 11 u a pity that occasion, the original Company trsvell-
he allows loose and vulgar ex reunions
ing elsewhere under the maaageadent of
Rev. Mr. Johnston and Mu. (YBanyoun.
The quaint negro melodies were render-
ed in Ane style, some of them bringing
raptdr'ou. applause the audience.
Miss Cornish, vel dusky lady, pve
two good rdrr, her articulation
dirtiest, and dor minuet natur&L
Penes -the suiting Ms. OB•nyoun
wade s very toaahing ideresee to his
Sget segeratasee with Rev. t» Will.
Mee, Mepeeseat pastor el North serest
dime b lie said that over twenty ran
ass he had been wet to She mission dis-
Miet of EDW Owe fisted was • para,
a M eslot� prs�Y that L�.oe
His l�e� eseaMs� of • • pen
book sad . am& eiileMlme. Dr.
tlbiame thew teen him by We hoed,
pre bins ems amid works,
and laid hal M demi by his ears saes
sed Wit telt sfl he retail. it times
he W i& temytsi b leave his own
pee" bel Dr. Willem words had
d to hie Deme sad be thanked
Gad the ebbe Shea given hist He
owed a dad to Ms Dr. and bis
fame had diem bele before him to other
him is bis wont amesept W ewe peopie.
Dr Willias m who was present, war deep-
ly otleMed.
age.
AROUND THs Woain IN A.N EVININO -
On Monday evening nett, a large num-
ber of beautiful views of scenes in Amer-
ica, Europe and the Holy Land will be
exhibited in Crabb's Hall. by Messrs
Thome & Co., of Chicago, under the
sapiens of the Knox Church 8 8 The
pictures will be enlarged to 20 x90 ft
sad will be illuminated by the celebrated
DusassoodThe entertainment
ha received high fromeulogiums.the
clergy std pews, and we know of ne
better OOOdar educator. Sesta can be
only to thole who go early.
sM.rtaivaet will begin at 7 30 p.
tn. Tk. Walkerton Telescope of Mt
weep said: Tile_ rstaeainmes t in Nle
t Hall on Wednesdayowing was
honied nissa ed aneeAll who o wert present
igawent away
'*
tettsdei Ilse they esus all that aro
elgeltsd to ani, ad a deal melt.
The views are baralWI,
and were Ai b� thelecturer. Ii mina
await y, taik
n
for rang . and old, ware peeesgll( ill
veriety, and spasm inflial.Mlee
iswisest has not, for may a
baa baa toy a Waikato". sad
The MI wsa crowded to the doors At
the OM the Exhibitor showed the pe-
yrod in the lantern, and ip
w Ss compared with its small
a wonder
Magastratea' Ceart.
Before Horace Horton. Esq., May Jr
Edward Marlton, of Guderich, was
charged byy Inspector Yates with eviliag
liquor on•Saturday evening, after hours.
Defendant pleaded guilty, and wet fined
$20 and coats.
condi en , meeting the [rota n should ap-
was very air. Mr. O'liaayou;i brought ted by the Lieutenant -Governor in
w' him on this �.1, and hot by the Judges. --Car-
ried.
Moved, by Mr. McDermott, seconded
by Mr. Msaloort.on, that provision should
be made that rnnveyancers not being
members of the legal profession should
be required to peas an examination and
obtafri s Bemuse to practice as wove ri-
cere. --Carried.
Moved by Mr. Pmudfex,t, seconded
by Mr. Campion, that copies of these
resolutions he transmitted to the Atter
rtey-Aetneral and our County Memberv,-
O•rried.
C. Slices, Ja., LswAAu F. Toss,
1111"76117.(hairmart
ariHae emirs.
The ►dluurnud sittingsof this Curt
were held yestedey, Judge Tcros ;.resid-
ing. The case of the `Josephine" was
resumed and occupied nearly the whole
day. The evidence and argument were
concluded and judgment reserved. Mr,
C. Seager, counsel for Plaintiff ; Mr.
Becher, fur Defendant.
to escape from him on the platior'm. It
does not pay a lecturer who desires re-
spect to pander to the lower element
of kis audience. On Suniay evening the
M. K Church was packed to the doors
to hear the ee-Ghent preach, in fact
many had to be turned away. Not
being present, we osasot speak of the
mermen On Monday, Victoria Hall was
spin filled to hear his lecture on
"Popery.' :he caviar part of his dis-
course was tnariai int the same teeiwe►
to levity, but to the dem be grew
meat swioits, and waw an "legated and
pored& suadnian els hie views of the
to Mato
w on 4b
in link erect as sitar e stage, and
go Hew* the eareasey of the same.
We loge M I eta er will net to sash a
The mass is a eebwaay et hem
Centre ipuaerei to many of ear
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and we halm sea is std
in acid be is w � et �lhw tom.
tieileglieSw+r1r pow
tied *Peseelimileea
a sail si U s et
testi pe iota Mfrs to say aver
es Awl softens Mae will
set he Salved away frees then. Q arch
kers or elsewhere To go through a
aleebery of it ern the swigs d>• ssks too
russets di 0* Peesinn Play *yleaf doing
thvrsgs --�
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
--
no-meeting ea Wednesday Irian -Reports
of Principal "sad /aspect*+ - Appoint. -
meats -Ntaseteg l'oatmitt' - tr �aat4'
rte.
The regular meeting of th.; Gederioh
Board of Education, took place en Wed-
nesday night last. Doubtless on account
of the inclement weather, only five mem-
bers took their seats, via: -Messrs Fer-
guson, Cook, Passmore, Nicholson and
Swanson, Mr. Ferguson occupying tho
chair.
After the reading and adoption of the
minutes of previous meeting, reports
were read by the Secretary from the
Principal and Inspector, of whin) flick
following are condensations.
THS,PaINCIYAL':4 BEPUttT.
The ins bridge ayAarais was MAW
oe Weds ails,
We are is rewip of a bound volare
oont iniegsiaseopies,laemer y df�twnt
�
Di Assla,see I AawMeow,
es ear -
Unity sed ie well worth pssearde . The
anneal greioitous dirttibsbns of this
edition is Ener .tae to eleven million oxo -
piss, whisk, taking Dr. Ayer as a crite-
rion?
rits
rion most enselesively that "ad-
v l is Ube keyttnele !n supines."
Caseload' are made in New York
that fa years poet alcohol, containing
one or two pounds of shellac, has hien
bravest from Csaads and entered at the
OMom Howe se varnish
Mayrpr Rohl), of S retfo rd a confined
to his house with • serious illness
Tire report of the Inspector w::.1 also
presented, front which the fillolt+rtlg
facts were gleaned' The number en-
rolled during the year was 980 -boys
510, girls 470 -an increase of 8 over the
year 1870. Of tate number enrolled
966 were between 5 and 16 years of ego,
12 between 17 and 20, and 2 over 21y
36 pupils attended leda than g0 days
daring the year; 104 between 20 and 50
days; 155 between 50 and 100 days; 246
between 101 said 150 days; 423 between,
151 and0800 days; and 13 het eom: 201
days anti the whole year..
• ACCOUNT A.
The following. accouota 'ea :o handed
in by the Secretary, and ou motion or-
dered to be paid --
E. H. Armstrong & Bros 5 450
S. R McDougall, Jr, 5 31
J. Henry Ratcliffe ... .... . 11 65
Jas. Mitchell 100
A r'OftnNU:ATION
WWI read from the caretaker of the North
Street School, asking an increaes in sal-
ary it was ordered to be pieced on
fyle.
APPOINTMENT% FOR 1881
M<<ved by Mr. Nicholson, seconded by
Mr. Swanson, that the Inspector, Sec-
retail,and Caretaker be re -enraged for
1881, at the same salary as was paid last
sIt was moved in aniendmerit by Kr
Pasmore, that a slight Menem in salary
be panted to the Osretaker, and some
discussion wen elicited thereby , but lira
amendment finding no seconder was
dropped, and the original motion 'Ai
then serried.
rrumaro caesarean roa 1831.
Moved by Mr. Itisheisen, see @ilei by
Mr. that the Standing Oen
mittens for Wel remain the was s1 last
year. -Omelet.
no Committee. arm the -.Mew as M1
loins ( o thermos l
(hwtiny.ar Massa'o
Pa=rand Buchanan
1Citart. Menn. Woe. reva[rvnanl
Fajrzet sad Swenson
M.AurlwMrt. • -Metro. N Mh nt
errs idainsaa, Swanson snit t n"fr.
•sea ralt#Ctrat
Mad that 'n moot* of, tM dross
Mao Miss Bond. one of ditehers, he was
give rempslled tomoo Trainee ss hes
grudgingly, for they ahoe� remember substitute t EDa M M
raid the eaemn et
that 'the Lad loved+ a Awful giver. " thelia d to his tetion, *hints wee granted
After s fervid tripod few unitai etwi+tn 110a •ewatiag then diner
egomania were to be
beams others grumbled
here of the Church