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i ng the meat complete out -fit end best Lcillnas
for Demise out work In Voderich. are prepared
to du bo iser in that line at prices Dist cannot
to beaten, rad of a quality that cannot be
surpassed.— Twins Cass.
FRIDAY, JANUARY 13 11881.
TILE REEVES Qf-ALIFI('.4TIOv
K e are in receipt of a letter from the
wolicitun of Mr. F. W. Johnston, asking
w to furnish the name of the writer of
the comrntaicatio.r which appeared in
the last issue o, THE SIGNAL, over the
signature"(Peery.- It is stated by Mr.
.Johnston's &elicitors that that gentleman
wishes.t,;r prosecute the writer for libel.
Renee the request made for the name of
-tai : writer. Our own opinion i,i that
'Query's" comrur.ication was not libel-
ous. Had we deemed it so, we
would newer have allowed it to appear
in the columna of Tan SIGNAL ' True,
some pertinent questions were asked,
and if Mr. Johnston cculd answer them
aatisfsetorily, he would best set himself
right by siring publicity to his state-
lnent in the columns of this journal.
Such a course would be the prudent one
to take under the circumstances, and
would be. far cheaper in the long run.
The writer of the communication, as
well as ourselves, did not with in any
way to injure Mr. Johnston's fair fame
as a private citizen, hut if Mr. Johnston
aims to become a public man he must
not lose his temper and fly off at a tan-
gent if relevant questious are asked.
If Mt. Johnston possessed the necessary
qualification to sit at the Council
. Board, it was mit wrong that the publio
ahould know it. If he did not possess
the qualification required by law, lie had
no right to take his seat. And if a
ratepayer'of the town asked for informa-
tion and invited Mr. Johnston to set the
matter right•by a public statement in re-
ference thereto, we fail to see why the
ratepayer in question should be hounded
down for so doing. For ,these reasons,
we respectfully but firmly decline to
furnish Mr. Johnston -with the nave
of the author of the communication sig-
ned "Query."
Since the above was in_.type we have
examined the records..uf the Registry
office -for the County. of Huron, and find
that Mr. Johnston ia'credited with the
the ownership of lot Nu. 798, Bruce
ttitreetand lot NR. 109, Lighthouse at. The
date of each of the deeds is March 9.
1874, but nu registration was made unti
Friday last, after the letter coin
plainei of had appeared in the S1oNAr_
Each of the lots are assessed at $400,
giving the necessary qualification to Mr.
Johnston. We snake this statement in
twit. ALLX. Me KiN.l.. h.as tiredly ac-
cepted toe Reform eur.lidature in East
York, mid the constituency wall be re-
deemed. It is understood that )Ir.
Chas. MacKenzie, brother of the ea -
Premier, will be the st•undar,l bearer I0
LalnIton.
A liat'seaLA aspirant fur municipal
honors toasted at the nomination meet-
ing that he had learnt more about muni-
cipal honors In one year than any other
man could have learnt in three ytars
He was returned at the head of the pull.
Who says now that "soli -praise is no
recommendation."
Fan' well-informed circles we lith
that the dissolution of the Dominion
Parliament tial occur early in the pres-
ent year. We are looking towards Mr.
Tom Farrow to see when will he en-
deavor to
n -
d avorto get himself (,laced on the shelf
The music is going to hoe lively in North
Huron next election. _
'Tee Seaforth Yon says Mother Ship-
ton postponed the big bonfire from 1881
to 1891, so as to give Hon. Edward
Blake a chance to become premier in
1883. It was really kind of the old
dame, and the Reformers all over the
country will endeavor to gladden her old
heart by clearing out the rump parlia-
ment at the next election.
SIR Joss MAcnowiuD has passed the
68th milestone, and although we differ
from the frisky old trickster politically,
we hope he may pass many more in the
full enjoyment of health. Of course
after 1883 we would prefer to see them
spent quietly in Opposition, free from
the importunities of office seekers, ' ind
the constant clatter of dissentients
itching to tie his shoes.
A BILL is to be introduced before Con-
gress defining the law of insanity in
criminal canes. The Bill is said to have
been drawn by David Dudley Field, and
provides that no person shall be acquitted
on the ground of insanity, except on
proof that at the time of committing the
offence he was labouring under such a
defect of reason as not to knoir the
nature and consequences of the act
The hill of course is an outcome of the
(Auiteau trial.
TRE Winnipeg lot craze bas broken
out with violence all over Ontario, . and
the manner in which men, who have
heretofore Peen looked upon as sensible,
are now rushing into the speculation,
sugure a great crisis in the time to come.
Winnipeg, lots have already obtained
fictitious prices, athuugh some aver that
the end is not yet. Old-timers who re-
member the fever for frontages in Oma-
ha, Duluth an other places in days gone
by, view with alarm at the present Win-
nipeg craze, and look for t fall in prices
at no distant day. And i;reat will' be
the fall thereof.
Reformers and the TarIL,.
The people were Gold, and inany farm-
ers believed it, that if we only impaled
50 cents a bushel on wheat coming from
the l'nited Status it would raise ours
•equally in Canada; that we would get
as well the profit of carrying it to the
justice to Mr. Johuatun, and have no ocean. Every farmer who reads the
doubt that it was owing to the registra- { p,a1N is—and they all do that—has found
that there is no difference in the price
tion not having been made previona t
last Friday, that the question of the
Ree►e's qualification was raised in
the past
O of wheat between here and Detroit or
Chicago, or auy other market in the same
Jongtitude as ourselves. Indeed it has
been shown that the price of, grain has
been affected injuriously through a pe-
culiar operation of natural lair's which
would take some time to discuss. In-
stead of being higher, it has boen lower
with us. As nineteen out of twenty of
e
THE Great Western Itailway Compan
has leased the Credit Valley line for 91
years. • A col ilsny'backed by the t,Veet
ern has been organized to build a lin
eastward from Ton out., to a'point of coo
nection with the Canadian Pacific 160
y
the producers of Canada are fanners, 1
e I is they elope who have to pay for th
eztravagarlee of -the -Government for tax
ing the people to such an extent . as to
bring about four or five millions of a sur-
plus. Now, a word as to the linkable
course of the Liberal party with regard
to the tariff: A • great, inany manufac-
turers that have been benetitted materi-
ally, and some wholesale men who are
interested in having it retained, are
afraid that if the Reform party come- in-
to office there will be an immediate re-
version to the scale of duties previously
existing. That would, no doubt, be just
in one point of view, but it would be a
coterie that no Government would or
ought to take m another. I pointed out
in 1874, in my speech at Hatnilton, that
the position a Government must assume
was to adopt the tariff it found on taking
office. The duties, however extravagant
must he ermoidered in relation to any
changes that have to ho mate, and so
; there must he a gradual advancement to
what we consider a right principle --a
,revenue tariff (Hear, hear). tin the
other hand, it is a very great mistake to
imagine that all manufacturers are satis-
fied with the present tariff. I happen to
home that in care city there is not a mar-
ufeeturer hut is wifering from the ex-
isting duty. 1 Implies) also to knew
tn*aufact.urers in various parts of the
country, of whom members have told
me, who have lost thousands of dollars
by this tariff without receiving any cor-
resp..eding benefit. All these must he
censiilariel
relation
whenweare returneditornpewer, as I
have no doubt we will tae. There will
then be a gradual return to a and 'oa-
ten' of tiseel legialx.inn. This is the true
'sure(•, end do not let •ny-oue imagine
that it no podsthle for any Government to
make such changes in an instant as
would entirety reverse legisiatio.n spin
shirk existing interests have nffre err
her to .Jep ell4.
Tur steamer Nevele.rt, from Newport,
sank the eerh, ••ner Sarah Week,
'tie linen, of Point.ludithen Sunday
right lndlr$ltonv are th:i< aP hands
.re 1-,r
miles west of Montreal. At Montreal i
will connect with the Quebec, Mont
real and Ottawa Jane, owned' ky th
Quebec Governniekt, with whom Si
Hugh Allan is nego ti ating for the par
-chase. he being undecat l .d to be one o
the Stephen-Oeler•Ciiiiolers Syndicate
who are at war with Cie Grand Trunk.
The Great Western wade this lease eo as
to compete with the l:ranol Trunk &mat
of Toronto.
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Ir will be in orde. soot after the feat
meeting of the Council of ,1882, to call a
public meeting of the ratepayers, and
take into consideration the feasibility of
connecting with tke G. W. R. at Clin-
ton, or urging forward with all possible
speed soros one of the linea advocated
last year. The sooner the matter is
taken in hand the better chance there
will be to prosecute the work with ad-
vantage. The people are ripe for rail-
way agitation, and are prepared t., deal
generously in the way of a iNnu.e. What
is wanted is that our prominent men
should tet the hall a -rolling at an early
day. ,
Wr understand the Dominion Govern
ment is taking action in the :natter .4 •
the Huron County Senior itidgesiop.
Mr. D. R. Read, Q. C., of T••r..ntn, has'
been appointed e.,mmiesfe.hcr to take
evidence in the ease, and he will open
the int•wstigstion a:s the Grand July
ream, t:.eelerieh Court Hoose, .w, Tnw
day, the 24th inst., at 10« clock s. a m.
Matters which have tranapired sines the i
investigation by Mr .finehta Irving .1
pill be taken ul, and a nsidarwl
A REFORM RALLY. 1 THE SAGE X URDRR. ' a,icmcmgmmiliiisinuium
Legal Notices.
Trawling be guts t s Ellaide to MOM. I Tit l ere tin said
1. Miianme =SEISM With
M.Nls—A Lane Ralie S.s sad Ilse /s
Eaaatlaaan. 1 BaAertvat•, ,fait. 10. ---The mystery
'luttu:l, JAn. 1 in eunneetion with this case is the ah
A large and ulnae i.i.tl meeting 4.l the n60461114tunic i:t Owl city. KirkpaL
Reformers 44 Sootit Huron war hold I ILA, the Hamilton wan, a relp...urtied to
here to -day. There wart • hull rupee ' h (ye meal.. r o-Ufrrsa.0 to the Brantford
i IIt*iiuu frau, every municipality in the 1 Chief 44 Pulsus. The most plausible
Riding. Mr. Geo. Auderr(uc, 4.l Varna, l at0ryr credited to Kirkpatrick is that
President of the Reform Aaauc*i_,Ai for I Bailer mid 1br.ers set thecnselves to win
South Huron, presided, and he WAS all their companion s money, and s110Cee ed to Execution, r4. fur Regal, Tate and
ed by Mr. John Eason, of Bay hold, .. so far as to make hien very angry. He aelsyrd ori:.• o! ..: cu u.: t•uuuc k. i:,q., J. interest, and equity 01 tt, do .,;octan, of tee
Vice -President, said Dr. Hurlbut t, :``nit ` ,,they,•named ihientleut,illsad .0 terse1111m-
I 1 phrJ • vor)' ulltlnsivr rltathet to nue of ¢ her 15 and 14 Fuwlee'e Survey, ,n ..w V Uarw
1•., 1'., 19r a wwuti 4.r tln. e " of Hrryurhry, to the ('0,14.4, w It Wury ankh
Bruoetield, the efficient �ecrelary. them, sod that individual ;it is nut Burr- Lands and'l'eneutrutr 1 stta:l a:et Me Male, at
The principal bwlueu o.i the meeting ly suited which) rinsed s bdlard cur ,4.y ufile , i se,
was the preliminary' arrangements for
through organization in the different
municipalities This :natter was mine
into in a very full manner, and a .Mie
factory foundation laid for future ac-
tion.
After the organization had been ar-
ranged a vote of confidence was imaw-
inoualy passed to Mr. M. C. Cameron,
the present member, for the a kur.;u
which he had pursued in the House, art
the representative of the Riding.
A vote endorsing the principles a the
Reform party, and expressing every eo.a-
fidence 4.r Mr. Blake, the present leader
of the Reform party, and pledging the
meeting to use every legitimate effort W
return a true and tried supporter ot
Itis to the House 4 the neat electiun
was also carried amidst great enthus-
iasm.
The meeting was afterward :uldresetd
by Mr. Cainerua and others.
Iledi.lrlballoe of Yeats.
DIED
la Lodurlek, ea i..,turday. Jan. tib, laic,
MARY,
taxed u'ya.+l.
HERIFF'S BAIA OF LANDS.
1,7
. •„t. STY or HutaON, f illy virtue of a Writ of
w' IT : f Miert Facies, issued Out
of Her Majesty's Court. Ut (Yttwori. 04.4 alae
' directed aaggeaitwt the lauds awl 'Tenements of
JOHN %VINTE1t,l1)+fendtm,l at the sa,l of
j JANei WIN'rE:H, IPlaintiff,I1 nave te.w.tand
,119,11
It is now hinted that the Bill to re-
distribute seat. in those Provinces which
gain additional ropresentatiom in via -
sequence of a proportionately increase
population shown by the census will be
introduced and carried at the epproacb-
ing session. If so it will afford a further
indication of the intention of the Gov-
ernment • to bring on the Dominion
elections before 1883. This much is al-
ready certain, that Tory wire -pullers are
busy with a map of Ontario studying
where a Tory township can be added to
a Liberal riding, or a Lihcral township
detached, or a riding divided to the
party advantage. In the Ottawa district
the Tory managers have arranged that
the township of Fitzroy, which isstrong-
ly Tory, shall be detached frum Carle-
ton and attached to North Lanark, with
at view to overpowering the Liberal ma-
jority- in that riding. With thisarrange-
anentin view the Tory candidate pros-
pective for North' Lanaak has already
been paying some attentions to the elec-
tors of Fitzroy. These contemptible
schemes show the same distrust of the
country and the same disposition to win
an election by unworthy means as was
shown in the great Tory bribery scheme
of ten years ago.—rGlobe
fierryseaaderiagApia. ,
Rumors are afloat to the effect that the
preparations for gerrymandering Ontario
constituencies, so as to ,make some safe
Government seats, are well advanced.
We expect to see Huron cut up into ev-
en a worse shape than it is at present.
If the redistribution bill is carried
through Parliament this session, the gen-
eral election will probably take place be-
fore the end of 1882: Come when it
may, the Macdonald Government can-
not carry Ontario, the Province which
has been despoiled systematically by file
John . Macdonald ever sine: Kingston
rejected him.—[New Sra.
THE GgITEAII TRIAL
Judie (.Y (laltms Fall Jurisdiction aid
tale. .Against the Pet. I.very
rola(.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.—In the Gui-
teau trial to -day Judge, Cuz gate deci-
sion touching upon the question of juris-
diction. He reviewed the progress of
opinion and cited all the important rul-
ings from the early days of common law
in England, and decided against the
prayer of the defence. He said, ••.Juris-
diction u complete in the place where
the wound is completed, consequently,
this court has. full cognizance of the
offenc.t.'• Judge Coz next took up the
question of the legal test of insanity, and
decided that the knowledge and appre-
ciation 4 the difference between°right
and wrong moat be taken as a curect
test. piton very material points his
rulings were directly against the prayors
of defence. The only grain of comfort
for the prisoner was offered when Cox
reached the question of "reasonable
doubt." On this hubjlect he said:' '•I
shall not charge the jury to acquit if
they find reasonable doubt as to any one
element, hut I shall take into considera-
tion and charge them relative to all the
elements, and that if from all circum-
stances and evidence they have a reasen-
able doubt of the commission by the de-
fendant of the crime as charged. then
they shall acquit."
As Cox finished Ouiteau called out,
"I am perfectly satisfied with with that
exposition of the law."
The court adj'ournod to Thursday,
when Davide() will make an opening ar-
gument to the jury for the prosecution." f I'nemas&
Porter, in his argument before Judge It rained on 9days, amount of rainfall
Cox gave his decision, was very severe 21.5 cubic inches ; it snowed on 8 days,
nn Guitoau, who winced under the can- amount of snowfall 63 inches ; corona
tuners on the nights of the 25th and
27th ; navigation closed on the 8th ; n
large circle around the sun on the 27th.
John .1. McBride, 4 Buffalo, sent the MONTH. RAINFALL. SNOWFALL.
folIewing telegram to District Attorney trAYa. e. I. DATA 1wcH1t+,
Curkhill, at Worthington: January. 23 484
"I will hangGuiteau without charging' February. M 28 2 10 14
one cent to the Government. (luiteau March, l 11 U 1''2 1p}
is not. crMY A 1, :D 72 6 3
May. 11 10th
The anti -color feeling indulged in b June, 13 158
some in Toronto received a severe snub I July. 14 19 ,3
in «tee of the Anglican churches nn New August. A Ifs 8
Year'. Day. During evening service a September. tri 23'3
venerable colored roan tank his seat on October, 18 42'A
the bench in the nave, but having no November, 12 24) M 7
book was unable to join in the worship. I December, :t 21'f. M 0
The clergyman seeing that ne one was
civil enough to offer him a hook, stepped
and btuu;ht the la•avy end 0 it duwn Her End was Great Peace.
with such fore Y,4. the Young war's
head a+ 10 cause his speedy death. <;•ri, 4•. Jon. C'th. I`R'-'.
Phillip Buller app,, ret before Police
Magistrate Weyina this morning tot ans-
wer the charge of murder Joseph
+e n the l'ourt Hon is the Tows alt
uoderioh, on FRIDAY. 'true Nth DAV Oh'
FEHH(' Alt i , A. D., Ricci, at Inc boar of 12 of
the cluck.
ROBERT GtIR:)N,
Sheritfuf Huron
Sheriff's Moe. (soderich, 1
Not ember 9tb, 1081. ( 181st
charge
NO'1'l.:a.
Kirkpatrick wan in court as an imlwrtant To All Whom it hay Concern, l� —
witness, or au acces.ory atter the mut'- Notice is hereby elven that alter tine exptr-
der, but he was not arraigned.
aeon of twenty days iron the tires 1,lb,assies
.Iohn Smart swore to having seen the \TI . g031ESOIT, nty
Jr this notice, apps l ativa cult Lc Diet to the
prisoner its c'111 n with a on the Judas u(II, Surrogate court, of the (bshi
night Y of the Town of O,slerieb, it now offenug his of urou, by ttetsy CountDemy
of the .Twile
Dight in qureti at the IL•bwsuu Hall, of Stephen, in the t'ouuty of iluron, Waite of
Immense steel: of Mingle and Double John Dears to be &pp doted guardian of
hep: , Ted Rodeo r,; Sege w4. veep F"•IARNESS �len,afaudr alitchell tuGwt ,eau 4.r the Lie
drunk, and s'.tuw rd his Tanury: hu and
W llllamt afiu•heiti its rats tltvuwe ,of :it(' 'rown-
othen drank, and at 11 p. in. Rodgers, sblpof Stephen, aforesaid ycum.m, now de-
r and the prisoner went upstairs. cwt'
Sage p p l'AMuww, Roue tCaMCwe .
Sage was tow drunk to walk without at restly redu;•est prices for Cash. Daving
solicitors for tie said Ade, D, r4ag
help.fhe unfortunate man ora, net,[ arrangements with the manufacturer of tuderich.December Nth1081. 1505'0.
Harney* TrtmminlPt to buy direct team the
ruin again alive try witness. factory. end also having made arrangements �TUTICE
Mr. D. Danakin, said he tawrisoner with one of the best tanners in Ontario for racy
p leather, and employing none but first.clase Notice is hereby given that a•1 application
and Sage cowing down 'Market btreet workmen, andailluanufactnrtd underlay own win be trade to the Legislative Assembly of
that night. Sage was very drunk and 80 pert halon, l.,4. enabled 10 tutu not the best Ontario, at the neat.caaton thereof for an Act
and cheapest Hernew In the West. My collars to amend the Act assed in the Seth year of
Butler suppoi ted him. tVitne.a then are all made in m,y own shop and of factory the reign of liar -Majesty, Que• n Victoria.
swore that he did not see Sage that trade. being hair faced rad warranted to give Chapter 74, and the Art amend: ,g the said
night. setisfacttuu. Daffllo Robe/land Hume Hank- Act, panted in the 43,d year e f the reign of Her
1V, S. Campbell, sworn—Sage drew eta. Trunks and Vahare m laguantisles,and Msjesiy, Quern Victoria,t:hapter6t, ncorpor-
peverythit usually kept int first -clam harness ating the a ;t. Marys, Credit Valley and Huron
$443 that day from the acho4.1 fund of shop. get i es tell o!ehbnyi stp for cash. Call Railway Company by e: tendinngg the time for
the township, and he had nearly 56a) its ansave money, at WU..11Cjrl.%'aMaraesatee. the Railway;
4 by authorizing t and cdmeon u[ Bald
RailvulnI and by 1140Inchhe 1100 of s id
all on hie person. pos. Maaaltes Ylrr $. Lederleb. - of said Railway to t.oderiele and also to Sea -
The hearing was adjourned for one fir -01 outman ling book accounts must be forth. h. and thence to swine point on take
settled immediately y carp or note. Huron, also to enab e the Company to eolnpel
Week, bail being refused. G. R.Van Owderich. Nov. 10th, Ite'1. Ia12 the submission of any by-law or by-laws tWit
Norman, Q. C. , prosecuted, and Mr. V, I may be petitioned for by the required number
McKenzie defended Butler. — o[ freeholders In any municipality or portion
.a. Tesvtillag facer. ' ,'slid.' nitcilanyslity; ad all mindm•unlclpelitlaalw to exemptvoting the
rompunu
THE' WEATHER OF 1881. GRAND Tilt'N1: thereto from 141e provisions of the 31th section
__ 1 of an Act linseed In the and year of the reign
of Her Matesty, Queen Victoria. Clavier E.
(n latee,ittag Ytatesaest by the borers*
meat Observer at Goilerleb. -
We are indebted to our observant
towtwnan, Mr. G. N McDonald, for
compiling the following interesting state-
ment 0 the, weather at this point during
the post year: -
JAr.DARY. •
It snowed on 23 days, amount of enew-
fall 48i inches ; mock sun 011 the llth
at 5:00 p. m. ; durum lunar on the night
of the 15th ; there .was no rain during
the mouth.
FZBauakY,
The 1st was the coldest day of the sea-
son, thermometer marked 18' below zero
at 8:00 a.m.; it snowed on 10 days,
amount of snowfall 14 inches ; it rained
on 8 days, amount of rainfall 28.2 cubic
inches ; corona lunar on the nights.,f
the 7th and llth.
MA Rdi.
It snowed on 12 days, amount ofanow-
fall 201 inches; it rained on 2 days,
amount of rainfall 11 cubic inches ; cor-
ona lunar on the night of. the 7th.
APRIL,
It snowned on 6 days, amount of snow-
fall 3} inches ; it rained on 3- days,
amount of rainfall 71 cubic inches; cor-
oes lunars on the nights of the 20th,
27th and 29th ;a brilliant-meteorseen in
the S. E. at 9:00 p. in. on the night of
the 28th ; thunder and. lightning 4.0 the
24th and 28th.
MAY.
It rained on 11 days, amount of rain-
fall 10'6 cubic inches; thunder and
lightning on' 5 days ; foggy on 3 days ;
aurora borealis on' the night 0 the 16th ;
navigation opened on the 4t11 : humming
birds seen on the 24th ; trees in full fol-
iage on the 18th.
JUNE.
It rained on 13 days, amount of. rain-
fall 15.8 cubic inches ; comet first seen
in the N. W. on the night -4 the 23rD ;
eclipse 0 the moon at midnight of the
llth ; corona lunars on the nights of the
6th. 8th and 9th ; thunder and lightning
en 5 days„ fog all day on the lith.
J1'LY.
It rained on 14 days, amount 0 rain-
fall 19'5 cubic inches ; mock sun at 7:00
p.m. on the let; aurora borealis on the
nights of the 2nd and 29th ; thunder and
lightning on 11 days. - AUGUST.
It
It rained on 5days ,'amount of rainfall
15.8 cubic inches ; tbernaonaeter narked -
95` in the shade at 2 p.m. on the 30th,
hottest day of the season ; thunder and
lightning on 4 days.
NEiTEMBER.
It rained on 16 days, amrfunt of raja -
fail 231 cubic inches ; on the 5th be-
came dark at 2 p.iu. and remained so un-
til next Meriting; thunder and lightning
on 11 days.
O(TOIIRR.
It rained on 18 days, amount of rain-
fall 42.8 cubic inches ; hail shower en
the 4th and 10th ; thunder and lightning
on 2 days.
Nov Ranier,.
It rained on 12 days, amount of rain-
fall 24 cubic inches ; it snowed on 8 days,
73 inches fell ; first snow of the season
on the 4th ; first ice formed en the har-
bor on the night Of the 28th.
ti1(ation.
The Capras Craze.
San.
Pass. Rxp's. \tu'•1, \t ‘x'4. 1, and ot the 16.4. sc.0.un of an Act in the
Gaderirh.Lv 7.30am .It05pm 3.15prn 4.lthm I laird year of tie reign of Her M esty Queen
8e•Meth•
T:50 L10 " ii5 101, Vitoria. Chapter 77: also to enlarge the pow-
Str•tford.Ari..tSam 2.1•1°5;n11pno 6..30pr:i 1,00" i en of the (Directors of the .aid Company In
wan% , building the said roatd, and to enable them to
i'ar. t xp's atix'd, ytix'el 1 issue mortl,-age bol is for Hutt purpoec. and to
Stratford.Lv l.fa•m SOpm 7.eeaut 't.11pm - ewbit' the aiding said rallway
nsunict�litk•s
8estforth•tit " _ 21.55 " 4.15 " "9 ' I to irue bon/la or debentures having • longer
Goderkh.Al' 3.15pet f_30Fttn 11.00am 7.15pr per
kxt than Al years to run. andpeuv'id(ng Tor
GREAT WESTERN. the pay'ntrnt thereof tithe r by Instalmeats. or
Exp•o. 31,,11. E.(1,•., by way of a ,inking fund.
Clinton gointrmot b .9.3lam .1._'tpm ),+,pm Dated at St. Marys,thio Nell day of Novem•
suing south Safi,. sexism ;.Ya " bee. A. D. Del.
STAGE L EM, - „ HARDIN(;, HARDINNG & WHITE
Ltickaow Mtage ldailyl err. feel: an. len spm 1816 Solicitors tar Applicant.
Kincardine
IR edneadsy and m y T "I THE HIGH CO ORT OF JUSTICE
Saturday)•rrivre 9.OYetm 9.1 1 ('IiANCERV DIVISION.
Pursuant to a decree of the Court of Chan -
1/ made in the matter of the estate of
CIRCUly, LAR William (Datum, and in a rause, Dougherty
vs. graham, the creditors of WilliamGr•bast.
L ate of the tow•nehip of Ashfield in the ('otmty
c{,l�j School
of Huron. who died In or about the month of
14�Ltc SdJlloJol Ics�ectors, Trastces August, IRli,.are onorbefore the NINTH DAY
(N„ OFJAht'AlitY,18M2, to send by post prepaid to
Malcolm Destine C'atneron of the Town of
TEACHERS. Roderick the solicitor fort hePlaint iff,William
wr-
ll is again my duty to cal) your attention to ceedDougherse, thetyironcehrfdofianthe .radexee
suurnams re."(
addretheder-
tbe provisions of the Public School Law with es and description. the full particulars of their
respect W the use of Text Hooks. Public claims, a statement of their accounts, and the
School inspectors are required to see that no nature of the securities 446 any) held by them,
unauthorized books are used in the Public or in default thereof, they will be preempt -
Schools. Trustees who permit such ,.ill lose only excluded from the benefit of the sale
their share of the Public School Orant, and decree. Every creditor holding any security
Teachers substituting any such book for an is to produce the same before meat my Cheryl -
Authorised Text Hook are liable to be -con- hers, at the Court House In the town of Gode-'
victed and tined for such offence. W. 1' <kb on the SEVENTEENTH DAY OF JAN -
Rage a ('o's. "New Series of Readers for use CARY 18ia, at ten o'clock in the forenoon,
In Canadian schools" N Fessabartase la tie being the time appointed ter adjudication on
Province of Ontario, and therefore subject to the claims.
the abort provision of the law, $ t Dated '44!.6th tray of Tyevember. MALADAM C K$, ('AMEHt1N, HOLT a CAM Kim's,
Toronto. Jan. 5: Minister of Edueaten. Plaintilrs 1(.aicor.
-- lie M.tft('UsERMOTT.
PRICES REDUCED DM 1802. iI- --- -- --- alaater at Gudrrirh.—
II (� n� Reviews N THE HIGH CotRT OF JUSTICE,
Blackwood al1U the FORT Reviews 1• •l'HA..(•ERY Divf:tfON.
1'urstutat roan order ief the said ('once made
in the matter of Joon Isabella Patterson and
other infants under the age of twenty one
ONLY $10_ years the creditors of David Paterson. late of
Township
of anosh nkCounty Titi:EPRINTSOF alit
the
eoan, who.ttd e w aboutthe
T p �j� n p q�j p
twenty fourth da of atar,-h A. D. 1)76 are on
Four IleadiIl �luartBrl➢ 'levier' 1. before l rte FIRST by DAY pre aid, to AltMessrs
r,
A. I►, 1fiRt to send post, prepaid, to Marrs
1 Harrow a Proedfooi ot the town o(O derlcb,
TEEEDINtIRGR Rf:al1.K tt h,„. solicitors for the petitioners their rhnatian
and surnames, addresses and description, the
TEE w6aesirt .l set n1.1 if.1 . y -ib, full particular of their claim+, a etn.rnrent of
TME LakIW4 QI (RTI:RLI Ke, nee , ,.n_ their accounts and the nature of the securities
3, realm). tit amyl held by them,'ur to default thereof
they will be peremptuntly excluded from the
TEE RESTIME QUIZ TER, -I R1:1tI:W benefit of the said order. • Every creditor
lErrnpelicall. hording any security is to produce the acme
ail, before rare at my chambers at the town of
Uuderich on the eighth dray to February, A.
(t �j� n�pg ,�J11n1Q D. IR'('_' at ten of tae chock in the forenoon.
Blackwood's Mdi1bar1h Mall del 1i-ingliredineap)Ndnted for adjudication on
the claims,
►Dated at (lot:erim
eh this 'Lith day of lee7e
whicn have here, t•stabli„hrd in thi. country I bcr, A. D. 1851. Signed '
tar nearly half a century, are vegulerly pub. 18pa+, H. MAcl»Kaigqrrr,Master. at (:odericb.
Hatted by THE LeoxADz, Scow i^. ISLtImtao
Co.. ';l Barclay Street, \ew Vork. These IG
N THE HIH COURT OFJUSTICBi,
publications present the 14'4 fnrriyrr, prrfedi. ('HANCEItY DIVISION.
SALE OF A I ALt'A4LF. F'AHII 1N THE TOWN -
cola in a convenient furor and at a reasonable SHIP OF WAWA/401.H.
price without abridgment or alteration;' Pureuwt to an order 4( Li”' said ('faun made
. in a certain cause or matter u5 Joan Isabella
Patterson and other infants under the age of
twenty one yearn, dated the lwelrth day of
Trash Fat haat flsrledisg Peasagio December A. D. Mehl, there will, be sold by
public auction, with the approbation 01 Hen-
Payallc Strictly in'AdrnMor. ry 31AcDerniott. Esquire, master of the Su-
preme Court at (ioderich, by John l'. Currie
For any one Review .....:,12 Soperannum, auctioneer, at Nicholson's Hotel, in the village
F'or any Iwo Iteviewe...., l b1 of Manchester, on Melarday, the Iola day of
For any Ihrce Rc,iewe,....,.. 0 SO " •• ataeiry, At Y. IoM1, at (1444' o'clock, in the
For all four llevie5a.......... !! Ila " afternoon, the following property, via: Thr
For Blackwooad's Magazine.-.. 300 west half of lot number twenty nine In the
For Hlackwdod sod one Re- third concession of the township of Wawan-
vlcw. S 00 osh in the County of Huron, containing one
For Hiarkwood gel' two Re- hundred acme of land,more or less. Tills pre-
views ........... 7 p •• petty is eftuaterl about 12 miles from the Town
For Blackwood and three Die- ' of (mermen 24 miles from the village of Man -
views . —, .... 8 A0. chester and 5 utiles from the vill a of lalyth,
For Hlackwood and four Ice in a gu(x1 farming locality: abouts scree are
1000 ('deat•(•d and the remainder timbered with
Mingle number of Rlackwoed, 1e, eats hardwood excepting about 5 acres of slash:
the soil is of • clay loam, and the cleared por-
tion Is In a fair state of cultivation. There 1s
erected on the said land a log house and log
tarn. The properly will be 54,14 subject to a
LEONARD SCOTT PUBLISHING CO. other respectsthe conditions the
of sale wrill be
et Re D1.1S *T.. NEM TOR,{,)hestandingconditionsoftheBaldcourt. The
Hell. title is perfect and 5111 Ar .old tree front en-
cnmbrance. Terms of sale: Ten per cent of
the purehmee money to the vendors' solicitors
ALLAN LINE on the day of sale and the balance into court
ow the first day of March A. D. 1SSr, thereafter
without Interest, when the purchaser shalt be
entitled to his conveyance. A tenant whose
term expires at the 15th March A. D. Ifet2ls In
tewa
Min
Angle number of Review, 75 Beate, '
,.f
R11VAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS
to ion
The pnrrhatwr shall he entitled
possri.ion immediately after the expiring
LIVEitiv►oL, LONIIONDERitY. GLA& oft esaio thedt tionFor errnrihevrnportcularitori
(i0N', hated at Dederieh, thin 28th day of ikrem-
SHORTEST PEA ROUTE. berA. D. 11181.
Cabin intermediate and Steerage Tickets H. MAC Dee noTT,
t.OwaaT NATM.. Master at Goderirh.
(:anion' t i'Nnt'nroov.
Stet r 1'as*e'ngrn are booked to IA,ndon. Vendors' Solicitors. 1880 -td.
Cardiff Brined, Queenstown. Derry. Hrlfast, -----
Galway end Olwenw, at same rAtes as 10Liverpool
fl+ Ayr LLQ___ er 1
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
url U bIIIQillU8 NUr8erles,
RAiLiNO EVERY ALTERNATE WEEK I MAW/1111W IN 183/i.
FROM PORTLAND AND moil
TON, CALLiNO AT HALLIP AX
POD�LY,NiCSIAN, 7ROM RO TON.JANL'ARY Havlwg infix tested
g4 144, CS1AUFROlf 1'H►ATLANIi JATNc.,Mil, MOORB'S EARLY & BRIGHTON
CALLING AT HALIFAX. JAN. 18111k.
PAHA/41A_N FROM R0STON, FEARUARY tyro new
i ( 219'4i G7 fad (A�,TNO AT HALIFAX, R 4th CTMre"• 1 anhowltstln I eAcler my
out of his place in the chancel, walked wlr;vh is ryual to '!Il' inches ...is the 1'RRl%°IAN, FROM PORTL ND, FEA, lateen. to t,ian, them. Vmt will not for dl►
CALLING AT ALIFAX ���t�, Et• Appointed Mf►(oRF.'P EARLY fa the beet
down the sup. from the screen to where j level. MORATIAN. F OM �iL rear early bink crane vet grown In rwnala
the pwtttatrhtal worshipper woad, and
CALLING AT ALIFAX, lb 18th. bleb 1t has.irNxt thirty degrees. not, r.ln nnhnet.
'Py Corporation's try information 1 Netle alt.D If TON is a delicious red grrwpe. eft rnlrrg
Bare him his ..oro hymn INN.k. After A o of the l'.. ration ■ rr e.lutioti For ti•ketasad ev llrwlallaa gply b ]Iwo ,her No,nee's F'wrtr They wer Meth large
the service he warmly shook the rale man itimfrttmg the freedom of IM city upon N. ARlligT� et hnnch and harry. ane very M'niuetiee. i
hp the hanoi, and cordially welcomed I Parnell and Dillon will he trent ter the A/MR rr�!�I[�aifil tenth to any addrea, p.rtfald• nu
him to the church. Aa • result. Honda, 1 Lot'i) 1.trntenant accompanied by the n- 1T141- 1). 0111e• 04148,04. A• of eche, for 111. lgrrnrewanraM
night naw him in hie glace *gait', with hal 114444 that Parnell and Dillon he allowed I (tC to ePZO Nit hem' •"---
fellow•worshil'atert• -rade t• heals hie ;n to attend the (illy Hall and rewire the $JJAmmit /i,w, A
are17 5•t rt' es ea .,r trer.l.•rr tl h$S0W t rT . Pt1Mis� ah..
D. W. BEADLE,
''arwewr4a1, Owe
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