Exeter Times, 1874-1-22, Page 2fr
se,
eeteeletepes'
a Ane porOon wbd tato a parer rogUlitrly
nun. tho poot-uffive, whether directed h lo
inialt0411' 1111 OthOrki, 'whotilor la; has. ouboori.
bed or itet, reopomibto for paymmit,
3 a paroo4 ordorshit paper diocoutimiva,
he uant pay all arrors or the publioliero may
continue to oend until payment made,
Own odlect the wholo autumn, whether tho
paPer io taken front tho office or )(mt.
3, Teo courto,. Dave desielea that refuriug to
'take newopapors 14/40tlif.411, fr0111 CIO put,t,
911.1e0,:in rellIQViMg Dada lotylut; thou mtealled
tero muNit oyidour,e of hiteutioual
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XETnR, THRUSDAY,
let 1874,
stril0,1rEr:
, nee sorry to ebserve that SOMe of
parttiane Of Mr. Cameron have be-
ettia the tactics which se diegraced them
at the last general election -the taelieq,
of bribery. , Severid eases have comq
, to onr ears, eail we will give the partici
uteri of one Where it Was attempted;
merely to conviitee,the persons. implicea
ted that we arellWare attics facts. Two
persons entered41.101onse of Con:seri
vative in tIsborne, and asked hien what
he wohld teke and votelor ale.,Cem
. on. .Wheu told that his vote cal:11(1)1ot
'ebe. bought. fleet' ';ivanted. tu knew what
lie' Would takevitiad stay at lione4. But
he was not tO'be bribed, and held them
eo, and further, that he intended to vote
'for Mr. Geeimway. Such. ooadeict does
'not reflect 'much credit on the Pailies
'concerned, and we hoPe to See 'it meet
' With just condemnation 'at 'the ti(ells.
'We are in possession of 'the names oa
the'parties, and eau \ranch for the truth
' df the' aboye. We kiiihy" natliehl• Ste-
' phon whe was offered' one hunciked:
tars ferhis Vote and influence.i0ii4ror
of Camerae, bat he refused it,
,
114THE.111 $.111.4.1LLQ11r. !
Ali a far-fetelie-d arguin;:' „ase
,
amongst the Gleinetu elemidifadinditee
them to xote against Gresiewate the one
•now being used is the mod ehellow we
-ever hem' of. It is, tliej:i oar' reporter
',in his report of the •ZuHil Fall Show,
'called the Geemaut all sa,uer-kraut.
4;sTow!this iilisealituguage,an unmiti-
:gated lie, and Whb'ever makes use of it
• fot the above orl'any purpese, are deala
ers in falsity.' _Now weIlhould•like tot!
„know wile -I've -Sive to do with Mr;
Greerriva,y or":111r.: GreeteWai`eitli us.
The artifice ie tgc(rt'he
°tittle Of E•gyOritill dig ,A1,3•alinosi
scion" as iee ineeption. Our reportec
-make' neb of the word. sa,uer-krautin the'
artitile 'spoken of, but in conneopien
"with no nationalities whetever. Ile,
'probably would not have done se, but
owing to the spirit of jocularity in which!
the introduction. was eVtitten,
to carry a point...•Ialiowever,',"4 liai=e
•offended.anY by the simple its6 'of' the
•ahird', hunibly arblogize, itie our
"eildettiorato befriend all and 'offend
,aaneee the.contrary, by readhig the
'whole of said. report, it will be•seen that
'lleuse of German nationality re6eiv(ii en.
LcoMiums- 'for their display bf thins
'which werehighly merited.
oet ef the laarlildl man's ettp, /nal env -
r hoe the readers of the ',Linea with fl
deliberate map of the prOposed neW
ceUnty aud its pr000eed county WWII,
You will pleaee observe the eetistic de-
sign in the engraving ; eafoi the eounty
town, we hay° to apologize, the ertiet
eaye he thialos it's all right -awe repro -
tient thern. they will most assaredly
be --a owl to re
If Perkhill is te lee made into a soan.
ty towne Strediroy will be another,
Londou another--lael Middlesex will
get a fa:triad eating ep. Poor Hueon ;
your tate° gene, if St. alereas milt, tote
the tiowerlo manipulate as she Pleases,
the toeenships of whiell you ere
'Would it not be well foe thei
neuticipalitios ieterested to get up te
FtlitG01'71`E..r.
• .
aee ceware, 'peen a slight know -
_ledge elf derniiited nature, that avcialee
'and greediness are elemeutary coustith-
exits of many men -those of weakened
and depraved intellect. Being a prope
erty of train-it:will possibly create a ind-
laria bedita eontelnapnaelinfittfhiseaffe'ct
a part=liteget theapedne
•enuelity./c_Even though the geildiateleo-t
iion. now bolding full'aelva? eliorild. en-
'gidse tiagreat de4'ofialit 'Atention; it is
-the great Wheel, 'and eihe brakes
-ar? moving, the lessbi'Sdieele still con-
theee in uninterrupted playealthiyfule;
'nese, we might sae,. In .the month oft
'December last, at the time the petrified
potition to :tot ftS a counterpoise to flail'
ina.tor, for if left itIone, and onte)' enq
story' heard, it uuty thin out more Clin,di
ous them anticipated.
" 44(1 forever, the 014111[40 WO saw brealc.
Like geaven's first dawn. o'er the sleep seg
I.' •
When they, from the slumber of ages awaking 1,
,Looked mnverd, .and .blessed. the more thotmlii:
ere it fled." .
Jaaafloffa.
— '
Ur: Blake says the amphibious rail-
• d
way! --otherwise Pacitie4IS to be built
by Veuese .litbor. The liele Goveru-
meat said they would ,'erepTey ao
ueSe on the uow raileoad, tht‘t- it
should he built With Europealike'Who
weld ileak it a point' ,eo settleeloaq
the eoute"; eful that th, vend was fee.
the gainieg ef the trade likeeetlie Pitai
fic, These were 'two of th.'6 objeets2iii
view. But with le chane 4 Govern,
ment abentisea change' of Phrrose
steatl'offe'talitaliau rdd flaaadein,
terattoe, We'lleave ;dee eatiefied with
oneWeale at'huadee,;43eY,,t9,1'iirt 9:itereet
and Oh koin Feet Lyarry
'VerViiiiitch like eineideg. :canipan:
tereitoey, ien't e• 'And' e1148,1is c6olo,
ping the country': 'It is a' nice Wily eo
settle the cotenlOy the impOrffetion of
john Chinantie construcAhatevor
pateheitort0e• fierinaphiedWreilway
are tolite Vd‘ laileVtha Ce-
iestiajtas a hatred to settg4 m a for-
eign clime, and. glad •dsh` areof it, too.
Hoef different ec•r'itlitthe Europe4i emi-
ereiee ! His object *on arritinAn our
*genies ie ,b,61'ott$ our midst and
ratio hinatelf uPto endependineSe and
no matter frbiai what pal lie•May
his °heed is the same, andlii, e fewi
years he is much a Canadian as any of
us. This is the class of mem tho late
GoVernment PM:posed shouldebejed the
Mad, and the elites the present Govern-
&mit says shall :not baild it. Is it for
the benefit of the country that this
Change is made'? Not by any &eons.
it is for the beeefil, readers, ea rinie"
eing ofland-johbers-for the'benea
'fit of the Notthorntrecifie Ittrelwai-not
for your benefit. Marini= Word's. It
is now with you, eleettere of South Hur-
an, whether or nbt( yOn sustain a Gov-
eernmeat that is departing from a honee
principle -bee utilizing Chinese lebor
itableeedjudgmeat, that the brilliant.
idow. ,pf dissolution never entered, the
hrai:li of '.1\faeltenviie Cleo. Drown
ontorea the Seeete, awl ere hey° yet to
11.0#4' a denial of that eseertion, It eau-
itot ileitied with treat. If dieeelli-
tioa eves inteedetl, it 211110t ha Very
eteange that they should alloW 'Wee,
in West Toronto, 111cfstrac, in Antigen -
isle laid every Welaber, of the Cabling
to go to the ladle, if it. eyes ItnoWit that
they We.1'0 to be eout bitelefoie reeOlootion
withia (de. weekee 'Why did ehey pet
distiolve the House wheit they took the
reels of eewer ? TheY eeeree .04 0614"
dent of a majority 'the Iloutie that,
they inaagined thenetailves sere enough
to go on with iltegdVeraineut (eveb`vith
the corrupt Atreairliz:geren. ft, i)ir only
when they toa oiiit that they'sle' not
possess thecon9dence of the `goufid
that 'they think of disselutioe, ' "
Next he saye :
"'flea coliootiou :io ivory vial, suite ell theAllaRed,
bu t ttalAl *N.41104000 of tho Not, IL mouidlit's,re4
ilootiou ao fo the itotouudluit,otitte of ,.polltioul
morality Ileveloped by the Pacific; Scaudaiopresti-
patiou, win, I thiii1c, ;cot chic+ everv , rdasonable
and thinking AphliviiiA }las at bomb the -virtue of
his country, f)hnt iMircouroo.waii °poll tot,: 0 Gov -
eminent, but tq.). 40.111Q01110W to ilia: houel ,,plectorg
(.1mitulti. You pan'O.expect it pure .St*V.11 oval
1).4 in)Pliro teUrco--ao more (atm you :aitiNictpure
and honest himoiation from a parimaiout elected,
by the gr000ect acts of corrtiptiou, and Whe most
outrageous violation of law au& therustitation,"
The objeeteou is very Plausible on the
surface, and mime after " calm roteb.'
speot of the past " takeu ; but ittio162•
groltered by Arr. Cameron is 4ibt'" vorYt
011Yasililepn the' earfaco" nor after 44a
.calla retrospect of die past." eElec-
tors, jeg inuegice dinan who, it is al-
legedaapent $15,000 in debauching the
pooped at the yet election,' attempting
eo OltY the roMif a political moralist,
autrthenteheg Make''eleti people be-
lies,ted oho of :ehe perest and 'Meet
SfelAttifietl of politidians.• ' -"Alta ',such
cant "and hypoeill',4•Y'its' that 'etio411-hr
, . I
'thlabove qaetalioi, we chit` etegilY
'gine the pet...sen'iSh tlielPlit hoof re -
*eying sin. That politioatanorelttrin
the House was at a very 1, ItOtv ebbein-
deed, Mr. Cannettn has the leery beet of
retest:Ms to knOW, aed we egannielhat
eieealts on that ,point aerVinritateiely
an9(-Teem a thorough coechizanaO of
taets. Yetecitift'expeet a pure Strewn
fii'dni, impuie source•a-adatiAn can
your eireOtalnie tend honed l'Ogislation
elected bY"the gros-
teat gated corruption and beethe most
Outeil'geouse yiolations 'of liild'and the
ennseitattenefi ' So '"Say(g Mr.' Cameron,
‘11,end. 'lloe'L quite %rte.:" with him. And
all. C. has good eeeseop foreltliowing that
Be, a Member or the late Hauge, was.
elected by the gidaaeet -acts of•borrup-
thin; Mid by the most Oultageous Viola-
tion alum ana the.`4onstitutieu.''''.)Ve
wo4i, now, how our Lae represe
tive Call have the brazen effrontery to
offer the " independent electoke 'of
Sotith. Huron" (as he calls then's', mild
we elirnestly hOpe they will prove Wein-
selvhi independent) such a docuniett ;
we' Woedar he dares to face the debtors
of a coitetituency which he hes pelluted
ia the goastruction of this road. Isi and dragged through the aem•V depths
..
this reliteYa continual one ? Well, 'Mee, . • —
'ef corrtiption-a, coeetitheriey whiell he
it is Ace ' It is merely a summer affai, .,
--a five mottles iee the year road. Now: gained the honoi (?) of. representiiik by
... s
shall welave-a leleitOeghitine of railway' ''" the geessest ac ts or corruption and bv
on CantAien 6'94 'Oita will be a direete
i channel 1tti the conimeeeiel ports .6f
(Asia from Mit very' centre. or utilize
part of aur soil to drive -that trade to
American waitkete ? The Matter is 'in
your ownballk" NOW think et well.
Never mind the'soft 'blaiiiithinehts be,
the most oatrageous violation of law
and the conNtution-by means at once
'also fieest fetil awl diereputable.
'tree that perittintimt Should be
plod of those those members "elected
lit, the grossest corruption" --they shotild
stewed by flatteringlIqigelas• This .notagain be permitted to haae a voice
is a dmatter of vast itheyeitatiee.'J Be e he legislation of dur eoupeteaefoi
Yol.fn UWIN- Junaii AND Juitr. Aretve ffity;
better ,by 'having British Coltimbia in 41 you itan't expect a pureltee'din• frbm
the Confederacy ? Certainly a.e.liat no' an einipureesource," Mk' Canteren
One Clouted': Will we have it l',clieg`after lee% thee cieerly pointiegeone'the
breakineirdeeith with her iii Manner (...Vurse that sled: el- be Puiateitt'ty. the-
lepoliear,ollaby these railwaY jobbeeelej
electors ; and's,/ -hope they eellt follow
Nb'ealed 4imply a fool if she consentja
and' her tiseri interests ate heiee'etwilitch- the path real (lean by thee geatleman
ed by heaaelf. What's in a tale ?ir,Not ead recoritiheir votes foe' NIL Green -
much, flothetimes but there'e aigood d'ay and pelltical honesty. '
Hamittentilla few days eg5, viz., tt
--IL ',I:immoral. sells° of the country having been
deal tile- Che' one the Preneier to a itit Again he Isl"ityise a •
withillfifteen nines of thdelow proposed thus outraged, it pecomeg the cluty of the Govern-
Vailke4Winte, he owned 11.6quantity'(•O'f eteetteo aye, tee people an opportunity of truf
r upunoing at the pcms upou these flagrant acts. .
10.11(1. Sik. M. C. Crenated, etippbets • (Jen ttnythine• be plainer than that ?
an • •sp,ye • he will. suppoilethe preseht By nsing such language Mr. Cameron
•evideatly invitee defeat ; for if the peo-
ple must pronounee upon corruptiuu
the Polls, either the course pursued by
lefr. Cameron at his last °location must
be approved or disapproved. "And he
invites the eleetore to " pronounce upon
these flagrant acts;" --such as wore
cemmitted in his behalf, ! •
In the seventh paragraph Mr. Came-
ron says : •
-ram prepared to sustain them" (the ,Govern-
ment)"iu elevating the standard of public moral-
iby and in conducting tbp,,aifairsof tue coim try 00
itoneot aud eyinounord ormciples."
If, as he says, a pure stream cannot
bo eepectedefrom an iMpure source,
you canliet axpect pure atud honestle-
gislatiten fickle -meta 'who( are the coin -
palliate of letter thieves andithe paeromi.
of nide who stole•Sir john Macdonald's
private papers.: >Neither ean yeti ex -
vete pure .and horieSt legiSlation from
men who are elected by the base use of
money. 's
We think it would have been wiser in
Mr. Camerott had he not issued an tale
dress at allathari to have deseeeded ta
euch moekery' 'and gliding, hyPoerisy.
'What a sad spectacle he Will' enalte of
himself', if he goes through the .014g
uttering suet' trash la s•,his -epeeeliett,
We hope ;OW decides ef• South
.11teroare-a tiding Mr. Cameron
debattehed polluled with corruptioen
iri tneie Might and shoW Mr.
.Catneeerethae'eheyaie possess ihdepen-
dence--end h 1by 114eereling
their 'Votes foe Graeriaraya that thb‘. late
Househ.iceded 'purging of the cirupt
element, ••'Le
,
CANNOT DE PlalVDN.-We fol.
lowinallibin en Ablawge
ner present candatate himeg memo the
liptcli vote, he tufty on ot it bilial,,,,Ier'thek
hoe had looney, and their natures are,Such that
nothing but Molloy wil1fdinoAleui from their de.
graded how& to the booth." 1.);, ,
' The hum who would utter stieh 8036-
e
ments. (Moils me people of natio'. that
ream annati4 the firet PoWers Of the
World, must, eithier be a ktiVe or a fepl.
Probably he hae nester eoeii a GOrrilitil.
ft he hasn't, let hint entice to this see -
deli and We Will E4hOW him Germans
who t4r0 amortg bee mod worthy set,
del% ; they oettipy positions or honer
and trust in the towhships, wed are not
to be bought with mehey-havingprin-
eiplee ea straightforward, and oftentimes'
inoro so, ea an Irishman, a Sentehnien,
•
S a firs " • , e • •
town of t. M s t clam to bei (e eeenment in this baresfaded act. ft
erecta to a county town, welthei not is 'for enhancing the Ya.luelq :the' pror-
the slighteet idett thitt en'the weairbf 'erfy of this ring Vett •tpeeeriettdbes being
bueleez-not for the ,aeeiage'eef the Coun-
was anothter of thoseigitith-houndklhat
. • , . try • et lerge. These ate 'facts, stern
was seeking a hke distinction. Now we 'fillet' Why notIbkitil a eallevay- of theie
searcele deem the matter spoken of by oWle•'? •eitiat no ;•eellen the country wile
•either„ of these would-be towns (for nei- but4l fok themaathey are not so fool -
tiler of them, strictly speakingetre tha t
4.Nomw " ..gosomm
yet) es a fit subject for dispute. But Ar.R. C.4.11111.110.41,S AD fillESS.
:we mere-'ly sa,y slew eyords aneeet it in' a •
• this issue to show the parsiniony' to be Me. M. C,• Cameron has issued an
used by Parkhill of swamp notoriety
addle:sale the 44 independent electors of
" 1 • I
and St. Mary s, of 01111410e fame. Bet. Son neon, an( a very nice, 'arm -
ewe even than e..e,„,,e, eee.e, „wee ennocent little document it is.
.
1
'was the Parkhill G-imette Of last 1,4ek. helP being amused at the
picture he shows us of the immorality
It contained an artiele for thetermation
-of a new county, and, in face/Aipethrs of the late Parliament, and yet feel dis-
gusted and iedignant at the presurap
'to be them:eau of some clique to tarry
et nye thereee tie don of the man in putting such a hear
out cinch a scheme.
of hypocrisy before an enlighe$Ued and
'opposition to it of any eceouniPliceell,
cultivated people ; and how he can by
'noes, do tell us what is meant by oppo-
any possibility expect to Mid 'an'aledor
sition ! Wheu the whole of Middlesex,
in the riding so verdant gs to agreeWithi
"with the exception of Parkhill, and all
.. him, is more then we edle; tell. Hoe*.
, you 01
Huron are aeainst it, what do u
, w y re er to
ver that may be IA 'ell f
that ? le not that opposition ? ' hot
\lie appeal to the 1111108 for an ati'swer. Soule of its principal 'and most objec.
In the lirst place
1" Everyone," it says, i5 favorable to tterlahle featnr'41
e lie lays : ' ' .f
the eeheine, as, indeed, it would be
oidoctions have been made to the cOurse the
dill f thein to be otherwise lateens Govertonimil haklub,'Elmodht it ad:glibly) in
in the tem ef fllete and figures." Now, elite te ;tree te Pet '04ff
61,..ject, that tile (4overinnertbsiteuhlL‘loPr7(iit
O 800 the mail or ineie who itre f tvor
vorl c ' ' the lute r ,f ) t
es_ p.p,k141u1,1,11e Dior -
men now, flpltisi ion, alit wb,,edu thell apo paths.,
• thete'e too much, • We have yet meta suieee lea the present 10(0 f
it- par talent, should have initiated t 1,e et vri•
ero ti o) •
ihte tO. a sohenie which: for e lifetime f/r;',1/41:allregei..:4',41t;','"ec.7eTtli';''egic>lie.t.lig'1.1,s'iliititio"';'
l• .. ..,,, ., „ , A ,iii ,i.e... -. 7, , anti Atha y'falled Ap ffitti.lifildtei'efiy ti() Acing,- then '
aceps tame teams 1. ,tn ir money-oags, see:came. to see eieetoeal reeve . er
: .
toe to See 4ietf. w . O. ar0 Wilimg.tei ray ' We helve if ' to .otii, readees if those
' 166,090 for the put•pose.of.gratifying “ geetlemen '. iii, ' opposition". did eot
' tell, Morbid- :feelingte . ae those of elle 'take' it peej/e:;' t:ieW,. Of, tile, present State
1
it)tradio,, twit. Bet thee, lege eaea,, the Of ittlataa mid WIOlie,-O: thTy-licive' 114' a
. 4011.tiOri3 'Ot.'kliitt ,101.1rildl illiSSCA ft ."111,170' gO,Oil argtliliplit' ill belegiag tbewitelt the
ate' -one.fer deli, as lookers after plea that the Government. •shotild.'thave
el:, ,,,ees 0, be plerteede4 Met the Howie itild S0011 WilOth61.' they
glit , levee stiec ved if „,,yotilisa psssessed its cerifideilee, befokeilistiOlit
eee;!:%;;ti itte a0,rditttiL ' . this pub.- tiOni 1.311t, say they,,eetteeeee eetteeeee
eeetee (le etliploye 'a bitmitekitig mit) and his. Cabinet had . been ever -
°Nit e*itt ibr that, blundering
t.„",3.".4.,sn'a b•it,olie would last week
I tilinstrated with ft tilitp of the
tity,,,, A. , blundering lieginiting
hi' . nit Snell 'will to
,.,,By reference to tti
'Il be' MOD that Oar
04 'ttilteittli6 katlie'i.
11,
theewn, To that 'argument. we stly
the Cfnecientient woad Mimi then heve
hg;a the privilege of appealing to the
country, Ihit then again, if they were
afraid Of being drivenliont power", why
did th9y SO beitstingly assert that they
had a good working 'majority it is
oat! 0 ofy peksoi Whe .Wa 3 to give
4 )
e
TgE
,a a pleaeant tilne ou '-rieeeday :Yelling
Kincardine Mechanics' Institute Ina
leet, Ainateore-local alit( feeeign-
ao the Editor of tho TIALLEi.
I) , ...., — ii : i . , . ,, , eekaer, e peeeenteaud rendered geod 091°Viee,
,,,EA11. -111,-r- V 48 11S.,01116111ng /101K ,Alex• Mainline,' felt fro tl.” . f
eliort is tile memory of some mane awl lionee, !it leeellele etiene ,rf, a '41°1,4° '41
With, Wilat 000rteay they Wili nieOt''y011 lateatlied no 40)..0 -77P.a I 71`,4.44e4n1a13(1.
011501110 00easion$, and,1401'01/4101diar4 0 .
yout."freech'iscris loolced for. Year re- ielitQtet-Aetin'atI.:1;0enteie4nviettainlAt443,1 ye' iln'iti11-)e21),rt ,,,,e'ytee
leiigeirot:yi itbs vitetel'.er ' iNnoewntiosiiire,(11,ts eia4,,ci' ttytolltoir. 1,14e.u,,,v,:ilsitahhies,u'o' tlitoghlitaoczli t, e5v.nors Illinuiliedra ()bay Client ea:
)01 weiyeeet001..,ffreiiigNsio,e4nils(t,isat)r:layntitt ci.ti t.i. t, ,e4elitosunteere with'llieu."
1Prtl'' eel4T'Tall 'fallim...., inioi le ' Ah -'1` i • r
1111n4d)97P4:ftlteri4etelittedi'Ciil.gi°it°, °If w'AePulat'3aielltIt5i12; w°Qa'nea'r-el "k114utbliw--ilz:e '''s3"14"eV`Vwl'iltg/iLi'1123
befotohleimeettlueeTtole: ,lfeotr latilarbietjrish. or net, years pia' and /eaves •a 'wife ' ail 611°
, , eeeing th'et, child to mourn hie' resit '''" " '" '
thet„the leading eerie pepee in the Dem_ witi:el.eutQuanuneiitatueigloTehadolitilatnsi'13,theeve2r6lyth, iiwilti,o,
inioh, and the leading organ -of the
pgnevi.,.tebruhn'ttesttteeth!daete'?ielri th°e4zumleren sap' Isitau.tdia0•111!:17t41:1011a.u%itt'ktYtaiidnitilailetylie4611-
h . ,/. i.., . , The" fir'st'*ine'b'it'g''' of the Csiltin. ty
0 In its very nature, the ,Papacy is o
uttOelY isonaosed tO ci4iPlih'erty. It GondligiLlehw,illoibie'11111.1°104(idTvlitehCe°271irtth - Itee'
elainis ' to bill(' all men In the niost wheieelle Warden will be °looted."' - 1
debeeting` thraldoin as well 1iii ii .1 lle el .. 40eeee, I tge eialtiene 'Renee,
as inetlOnally. It forbids iit.431 to en- eae, ;eh had A loouppo.. of mho trees
..,.. „ r . . Vic Ila x , rt. , 0- . I a - .
quittel end form, opinions feeedhimself: 1 :1;da-i-iii.---'
L
Ti,,,,,.,,,,,st tlibiics foe him-solifee1wItat ! " - ' g' a few (19'..6 eg8. ' We "ItUr
00 oeeasions like the ereeeateeeeteen en" WololeY eenunander-in-ehief of
is 4104 4,,,,ho is wrong , wonv the late 'wields wooed niP1 liem
(1144 to obey. The priest' sters be' :1!' th',1)11(1." " t"
NVVat's the !natter with, the Kincar-
twoon tdien and higNalter-assunies4J 14 -le- hasn't
spealtrfor Gent absotetely and infallihly (rinT.po intt-tridual ?
_eedipere the meek() kneel before him "Mbeted lieporter' for two weeki. ,Wake
and 'lay bare to his inmost, soul nelw t„,hey ,s,,t1"°!ie're aeleeP" "7°u
and theedupon coittlenins or pardons in ntiow '4°N•rdtte fuj'qgt e•''`a •
the naidei 'of the' Almighty. It robs 1' On the 11411'1'4' Ite Mr• Hmsitine
counsel for the prose:4400n in the' tieth-
man abf" nehlest priailege-direct
commewietedon"With Gocl; it debases ebYeentl eeeeset'her eseelmetheiveintreg4tei'anh:
hhie to :ehe Veryleeel of 1.)agapieen. Can
but he was reseued-ley the peolice.
a milii'lbev'trtOlifree who led:Heves his
temeete in tine worm one me twee_ Mr. BOSS Itobindeee• one 'Of rthe naost
successful business men of Iailleaedine
tion the Meit Wee dependent upon started for Florida tile otb.er claY
the fiat ' of ea 'Miserable Woriut of the
duet. Hee himself ? '14'1What a frightful hPiesezweasheisntheeratlatillii•ea R4tett'1014'641,,iilicist;il•-etPbtuyitilriee
weapon of tyranny ,theedonfesaienal is !
ntPcilistsyinags etkrhdDi;'t4 !'tthii?er itiltljettiun Pe°Plc of Educardine. '.'''Speeele tease,
h att 1 tl d ' ',erect buildings suitable for renting ur-
vri:leuemosf.._311.10iunrdsoaotgiNuleullneeic"4. ti041 to9
late for this issie.
Tnnonas.-1,110 trustees of Exeter
$01f001 invite tenders for the er,ection Oi
Iteii'( 'school house, See poutOs.
Nonnyvilou.:-Ltlie taltee
--: e .---
vlace at Vernis ou Monday next. Nee -
tion dh,MondaY•following.
1(194.1aurierr4.--TnEx0er Fin,e0 the
1st *di July, 18, there Anrie,,Ween 22
r.aarrisigea; and
deaths,' 4. '
PE11801,lia.--Afr. A. Bishop %.,P. B,
Saturday 40,ttlitfit,
lobles hearty after hie 4,,JOVin at
t•
the 'OalOal.
Beis.-'-'9n Tuesday night the rain des-
cended:tn torreiits, placing the roads in
a very8 ppery ()metal= on Wednes-
day.' "
Violins and Concertinas at all prices'
at Nelles'.
THE' Cbusurritr.-Very favorable ael
ports Te4VIC us from Mr. Greenway's
Central 'Committee, and, his election irti
mew certain,
Sena, RUSH. ---With unabated
rush, the teams pass and re-pase, laden
with lumleer and brick. Query -Where
is it all going ?
Ileina6s.-The Bishop of Huron
wilt(1). V.) preach ia Christ's Church
Exeter next 'Timidity' evening, the
25th inet; et 7 o'clock p. m.
Pocket ',Diaries, for 1874 at Nelles
'Binee.-,--` We hope our capitalists will
pelt their shoulder to the wheel, and
t t it • tete 1"1( +dm o Mr. E. G. Hart, late editor of the bbses, And th.us 1 P
!, e, 0 re lepep c own the cry for
r c
more house -room. •
R. C. OKURCH.-By reference to advt.
in another coluinn it will be seen that
the new R. C, Church, McCeillivraY,
be opened fot-Aerviceort the 1st
Vebruady next. •
'Tear SALE. ereVlie Broderick has
an annual sale eigfi.ly 'winter for‘tliiis pur-
• .
pose of otehAag Off 'big "stock, and replen-
ishing new.'''''His sae Oentinues
on Saturti4 evening': • •
t' ' ' Brampton Progress was given a oonie
who goes lioaestly to ,the'eenfeseional,
plimentary supper 1')e, some of the pine
but must become to e greater ,me less
cipal citizens of Brampton, on the On
degree inerally subseii•kietit Ito ' }him.
of his departure from that place, AM
Need we Wonder at thelielitical pOwer
on 'the fellowing day thecae° ehapletresti,
oxereisedby the priestsi'even in 'Upper presented him with an address.
Canceller?", iBut the Paaacy does mere:
Ladies, as a general rule, are to be
thaie this. - It chtimseniiversal domin-
found on the side of eighteen(' so it
ion,1--t4thperal as well ite epiritual-L r
6ve i happens, in Kingston. The young
the 41.ticitis 'of the worltil It elates te
depoebt ldn 's and regulate kingdoins ; leaedie,e, ein an aeadan-V there' had a vote
absolktte•I St bmissiou fritin all Men.
f•
It ,.,. tn subject of the Scandal, in the
absence of their teachers,, and.all but
sa,ysr'God?aaveitethis power ; aml h. id
no Nbittinlatholib wholioniesitt;,,,a,..,,,, .three wore found in favor of Canada's
great statesmae, John A. McDonald.
. NO4',;•Sir, I wald liee•adviseretaliat- . me St. Thomas Voles says on Sat -
ion mi, the part of !any patholic„hiVa 'telt urdity while the train was going to
them be very careful h°W they l''°'°) ati'd- Loedone and while still near St. Tho -
not lie persuaded into yetmg for -11106e/ lams; .a man by the name of Patrick
men that Come to us on'occasio4Ilikea el/az), an employee of the road, was
the present, and when they obtain w,hati ..•60eitiptalb, run over, the train beushing
they waut -- our vote's .--itrePay use.Weeth' Of his arms: V was snowing very
by the publishing of articles like ill •harilYard,it.is suppbsed the snow dam.
above, which I hope you will publish. zleddiU(eSia 7Vatrinifortunatolnan is
Hoping I have not trespassed on youri doinw well undertha cirownstanies.
space, I remain one of those that have. lir.Witzgeiald, Fishery Inspector at
faith in our clergy. ' Margaret's Bay, report, that the fishing
A. Camerae Eeeereea. ! 'telisoie in that vicanity has,been sue-
Offa, Jan. 20, 1874. ' ' I cesefill. A large quantity opmackerel,
*--.•.--4 l's'as taken during the E3ununer, and now
both herring and cod abound, It is
' - 'weed os a sinaelar circuOtences that
,
#146-11'1E
ee Tee Paisley Advocate has enlerged.
The river can now be Crossed atPees-
cott.
, They have formed a iiefeau Club in
oe
Brempton.
Kingston, hotel keepers are fined
every dey.
West Itrawanosh is to have a new
cheese faatory.
The workmen of Stratford are unan
11110mi/et. Monteith,
. •
no eiton & Co.'s lace store, Boston,
was burned dowe on the 15th inst.
Matrimony in Eineardine has settled
down teas old level, and remains quiet.
The Credit Valley Railway bonus by-
law haS" carried in Centre Wellington.
An Aylter tannery was destroyed
by fire on'Sitturday'last. Losseetes#0.
100,000 beshels of grain &tinged
hands at Prescott on Saturday last.
Owing to the very open winter, flail-
ing on Lake Huron is a poor specula-
tion.
A. G. T..A.,brakesman had his hand
smashed- whiter eoupling ears at Carron -
brook. 1 •a•"' ''
Kincardine public school elections
was it ' dead' affair. No interest was
taken. 1
i•
Goderich youths are vandelistic (this
word's patented,) and girdleeliade trees.
Wretched humanity.
The Conservatives of the North
Bruce held a Convention at Brucefield, kiektid• lid love iont of the house on Sun -
°11 NI°ndaY last' ' day night, and 'as the young man
A Koppel farmer, named Richard would'nt apply for'aj, weerant she took
Ralph, was found dead, in his own bush, it upon herself te d' -O' So; 'being deter-
.
on the 15th. inst. . mined "to make the old man stiffer,"
old boxes to young dogs' tale, and theiq her dleatialiection.re l' 'Jae', much to
The Wingheen people indulge in tyine The wat'iatit'iwag',:inot isetted,
cry " boo." Very moral set. ' The Presbytery et Huron met at
that light -to contest North Bruce with
can't see it le Seaford', ,m. theerCanada Presbyterian
Church, On Tuesday e3th. ,inst, and
Ald. Dickey says he
Mr. Farrow. Guess he's 'frttid , - . . , ,
. clesed mieWednesday afternoon. ,The
Chicago svhavilleeided to sever ceuriec- •• lr s' b. t 11 elesod was that of
. • pr111(.1pa IL JeC C S(..„„ ,
The effoeleie queen's Association of
union of th'e'd`Cehcluarreelia oluSfcitevtolraue;f1.;•u.illi`oh;
Presbytery
tion wall the Internatioretts. .
Theh'eelititmer Cape ilaY, cam by a majority of one. The follOwing as
collision with the Isaac Rich e int° the division list :-For Unim :-Minis.
. .
mi the ters : Rev. Messrs. Goldsm th, Ure,
15th inst., when neaa Rhode Island. Jones Brown McCuiag, GI. cey Mc-
, , ,
Report says the politicians of the Lean, Pritchard and Leask ; aldere-,
South Perth post their 'election notices Messrs' Wilson - Strachan 'ardinee
on church property, during divine ser- and Agnew' ' •- a * , - -,
viee. ters : Rev, Mes'silsAg. Glligtitte'iljnnl,cliwol d4fRinoiess \
a -v .,i "',''', vo% • .s
The Ville du Havre sufferers will not Earr • an ei t soft , Elc is -Messi .
French, They will appeal to the New rultolie Soott et d' Spence.
be indemnified, for any loss from the Carnochinal .e'llter, Kerr, M 1
„„.__...... 4 , • t, 4 10
York Courts. For ' the convenience of th
The by-laa• for the Credit Valley iney wish teiltitie Pontiac; bite
a •large mineberee Of 'the eaotlfish ,cap-
tured recently, ',pave in Cale mouths
the wire hbokelese,d Freilich fisher-
men on•the•Ba,ules.
Ityan, who resides rem Newbo-
roa Met with a very eadateeideet
Saturday kg: • While eneeketria get-
ing out •some timheir .witlet-aneighbor
the axe. glitneed and.,octaght Mr. Ryan
on the cheekAeveeing; a .piecefrom the
cheek bone end cutting pat elniost .the
entire cheek... Fears ay. entertained
that lock-jaw mey set in.. '
A partyeef 'eentleihen took advantage
of the berlidifel Weather',on MOnclay,
12th inst.; 'aredfwetat for a 6,i1 in Wm.
Gilpin's yacht; 44 Tihil MOO< .They
landed at Father Island, where dinner
was . partaken efilliheoped air, The
oldest inhabitant ettel catchall event leis'
never before oceiefied tu
Brockville Beco4liet.'-' - '"" ; • . • -• „‘. j
end weignt htteen punces.
Woop.:-Those'df our plbs*ibers
who wish to pay their saboOritlions eir;
twood are requested to do sci-as soen ,as
convenient. Vetare just gut andwcitOdi
is very d,esilable this weathee. ;
Toys of all descriptions at Nellese
A WORD. -The TIMES, it new paper
recently started in Exeter, Co. Huron,'
In, John ,White & Sons, presents a goo•c1.1
appearance and is an excellent local and!
family journal.-Netemarket Courier. I
i 3.1',
New 1 -The Star has found an
honest man in Goderioh ; who returns
money when he finds it. That's noth-
ing. It's such a common oecurionce for
to return anything, Imre we don't usu-
ally record 'it.
°nonce OPENixo.-Our readers will
not forget the opening of St. Patrick's
(Ppisoopal) Church, Biddulph, which
Oa :',
takes` ralace onrSunclay and afonday
next. ttirlhe Lord Bishop of Huron will
be peesent on the occasien.
1 . it 0 tf t tr.'
Dey Books, Ledgers, Blotters and
all kinds of Bleak Books at Nelles'.
, 0 ,:, 14. .
BEATEN. -Last week we received
froni'Mr.' Mitatigon'Usborne a imam-
( i • • ' La •• '
moth apple-, *Noll wethought hard t
ea. ,..). • 1!
beat, bet this Weelealx."Ottie of HaY
haa '' ihown one' ef ' the al -24.'0 htrariety
r., •
(twee/ Tonekbeie pOunty) whiili Meta
eures thirteen *ha 'in circuinfereia.ce,
Mg publishing ine leetures, we refreia
giving the one given. on Monday L'Vg,
Witp Wo might elate thet the eelatioa
Which phrenology beers to religion
was sc forcibly 4013014 14, the sub-
,jeet One of latease interest, Totes'
of thanks were tendered to the lecturer,
and to the chairman. 'Oyer c,4() was
ta,I;eni#,Uttile deoL
014; X(' 'T E NVAY CATHOLIC CItUitCH
Ar 1VicallAflrliA.Y.--- On •Suatley, let
Febr4rty, 18741," The Right Rev, Dr.
Virals4, Lord , London, will
efliciYee,at the openiag,end dedication
of the -hew Catholic claiieh at McGill',
ivray...ielusehurellesa,commodious hrich
a'p by P:11 Be•ennan,
situated near the !,,Leadert reed, be-
tweeliAltIxoter and Lieiin. A number
,
of Pieests and other geaelemen, are ex-
peeted;to be present -ea the orgau and
choir Are to be preeidecr over by Ipss
Macd'onald, Seafortli:' magnificint
dhiplay *of the riehest sacred lanai°
may bo expected. Tile sermons en the
oecaeions will be preitehed by the 'VOA
li,ev, Dr.Welsh and Fetter Kilroy .).1).
London.
The following is from the "pereonal"'
colum of the New York Ilerlitd ;-
" Allan Donner Movley-You are in
Canada, Harry, come back, before all
is known. Telegraph to me. Save
grey hairs ; save little lips, that cry
come back ; save the warm heart, that
will break. 011.1 borne back, is a sis-
ter's cry. Canadian papers copy, even
at old date. -A. W."
Clara Fields, a niteteen-year old ac.r1
of Detreit, went before' a justice on
day and asked for a warrant for her
father, whoni she quieneed of assault
and battery.' • seems that her father
teilway• wits carried On giaclay last; in and vice, eePiesit;','we 'append
Fergus, Elora, Oranges4116 and Hills.' big table of the legal weight
berg. • bolyietsitletp1"41baullsglieel;.....of rtl.he articl
p. Cainpilell, of Listowell, will
run in' th'e Liberal Conservative inter'. W11(!dit ...,... .
est in NOrtli Perth, vice Moateitli re- Indi'are
' d Bye
sign° .
• l'eas • •
A S'e lie I'm -idled 'John ''' ' • 48 pltiinde
• ! b army • •4 • w ;Os • •
me who
nshels,
follow -
I a, Win,
s affected
e0 peunds
56 pdthals
5(3 ppunds
60 Peemds
upon '-, e head , of Donald Clkinl) oats
neat, wesi Bay, .0...B., mope 13;i;ttaig 8640 pplteinddss
Whis,k0eand fights. ' ()levee sea, • 60 'Jannis
The Lei"th, En'gland, Flour Mills
Tithothy Seed.- ::•:... 48 peowits
were deetroyed by fire on Satnaday last. e.
Duck wheat.,:a..,•s'as'' ''"' a 48 poUnds
Less, :e,27,poo, dbo hands axe thrown ilex seed.. ' .;;;.,.!.; 60 peewee
eat of erti ,loyments" "• Hemp poande
• A chrillian WaS being pea."' blue Grase feeble -a 14 peueds
reteated thy Mr. Weil, Scott, of .N.,alalet Castor 130a/ie.:ea; 40 le minds
itee. The .AdVocate People didn't 111c0 Potatoes, Tereip Carrots,
, ,
oeu set ''. co t opt. arsnipfs, 4 tfl and
The Itencl Eatt Neal has jeten Opionti a...." ' 80' ponnas
ed with •'itti advt., te draw3akcieWd to , Salt_ pn.,,p0b48
pligilistie'etroolintee, but 'the Weetthed Dried,editaireatee 2a poende
editor deelines te, Plihlish f)ried/ Peeeheee 88 aolinds
. ..• .1' i ' ,tu! 86 t3b
to co utile •,t
Winehele'l we find that Ambroisb Lo- To nil th •
Ctinti4 11‘tthheal
pine, has been admitted tolatil, We the puce ee
alwaye thottglit NM, lived in Manitoba. ig tegtare
The /1. owmarkst Oeneler. indepon- rice :of
cllontly ays that the Oandiclature of divi
Dyino , liow that the Warden of th
dOttnt las dame Out oppbaition t
nly be looked nyas a lin e
ono it may be
vcoi ,
irlaort:Er.---We Bre S017 ,Pift,t .01.1r
frielietei: Mr Relines -'113.`0:"MiliTie
4111 tindei the eiteOts ef
haegiffent'alicli. i fined tO
, .11)
Some "tgdy,k3 iftg01, lde ea now only'ahle
to go 6i. d4ii,fit.T4ni.thi of it elaitch
and Callp: "
JOLLY. -We weee reading, a few days
since, that "Itrhen the ,get
drunk they neither quarrel' nee littve
delirium tremene, and' iliet the ''‘`rdif,i't
"
thing they do is t9' idea all le gir s
they meet. Wondeiff thet felloee• we
meet in a mitter the other evening' was
a Laplander.
Beeesn.ea•On Tuesday last, Mr. Jas.
Pickard,of this town 'and Me.' T. :B.
Illartyn, of Serepta, bettered kerns.
Mr. dllartyn offered, Mr.' 'Pietated hisi
celebrated ram, which has teleen, nettey
first priees, for his ram and eiglitid.61-
•lars. JV.te. Pickard at once closed the
bargaill',"and the rams have ehenged
hands.
,I.EMPERANCE LECTURE, -OD Teiesdey
evening, Rev. Mr: Rice of Trek& le",e•
tared in the B. C. Church to a fair 'au;
thence. Subject ,Teinlieranee'.' The
loctine.ed gentleman'prueseehieikci,' :the Ob-
ject ni almostenteretly now pght, and,
kept his audience he' eyript'14•atten
tiori flea over an hour. Rbv: Mr. Whit-
lobk acted as chairman, The rev gen.
tleman is on a collecting tour' 'for the
large, 'new and conamodieee " church
ie. , , .
now •pong &built by the soceety To-
ronto, "We are glad to heitr lie is meet-
hig'Vfith filleeess.
"ViiIii4140E0GY AND RELIGION ".-bn
Morittrey'evenhire last. ReVelir''.'• Soffere,
of 1;61540, deliVerecl his'leieturo en
"P14eildlogy and. Iteligion,(e. in the W.
M., 'Cluirch in this town, Mr. Geo
of:Elteter,' hi the ehair,
Ite'grbite of tbie et:into/leg With Whet
lehrencylogy looked eipMe :by many
and of ),ts, being looked Ilkn' as, it joke
by others. 'When loked'uki'on ik Bei,
enceelt is one of those unpeetain things
of whieli ituedreary sayi; felloW
dau underetend." Theee was, no
donbtit 'WAS ilse'ef by many for
the.Purpose Of DIOney. TileSe
he called eltartati,Ms. tie then spoke*
of the vttried "bidniorie the Matter
pnrenelogy, and on the dweeent
, • .
diVisoits trid"sttbdivisions into Whieli
ral , .dieddeda, ei leiouldheg
kid in affinity to the flit
othot, itottliotc:i.ttst
t'pe6tioil tith, tli'burnan
ere '`q,u4ed as apt
'
.4 t.2., J. 1,1,, r
The first meeting, of the Council
elect for the year 1874 Was held in the
COurtroeni Jan 19 1874. Alf the
Members subscribed to the declaration
of; office. And account "of $16.00 for
copy nf asseraent roll for the clerk of
Stephen Township was ordered. to be
paidon motion of W. H. Verity second-
ee by J. Trick.
Moved by W. H. Verity seconded by
Jas. Pickard that the clerk be appoind,
ed to ascertain the nanies of the heats -
or families resident in the Village in
the year 1871. -Carried.
-Moved by W. H. Voritte Seconded
by Jas. Pickard. that the Council ad-
journ until the call of the Reeve.
Adventure with ee delhstitietsed
etas -care
Last week, Messrs. Hodgson, Oke &
Willis purthaded some cattle from Mr.
De Que, bonadary line between Tucker -
smith and Usborue. On.Saturday last,
alr, De Que started to • drive them to
Eider. Two ofahe steers, not liking
thic;mMode of procedure, quietly but
firmly resisted. The buyers were in-
.,
foitmed, arid recqeested to come up and
take diem` 'awaY1 On the evening of
the" e.diiie day; they (the buyers) went
np the fain, arid sueceeded no better
than the farEinar':" Kiope 4as then pro-'
cured and fastened ni- the mouth of the
raciie obstreperous of the beasts. This eo
maddened his aordship thet1h•e beoeme
faeious, and he was -allowed to go 'for
the night." ,On ehe following morning
(Siinday)', the buyeis wete again 'told
that they • had better coite up right
away and atill the biast, al he witeget-
ting furioes. The 'servic6:3 of Mr. Rd -
bort Bissett and au Enfield rifle were,
secured, and they madefor the seeneef,
,
the encountei.. •
" At 10,itt his auger rolls with fiaohih,g light,
And therond steer receives thorn."
The bovine scented their- coening from -
afar, and with , head depressed and tell
erect he made ready for their reception.
As soon as they came within ehargina
distance, a rush was made` by his high!
ness, which would have put to blush;
the members of a cavalry corps. In
his mad charge a Mr. Bell nearly be-
came the victim. pf his wrath. But for
the looseneie Of a Brno& which he wOre
we might to -day have had to chronicle
his death instead Of his escape. The
smock was torn from his back and he
was tossed about six feet. A retreat:6:e
which Bull's Run makes no cenimara'
sou, 'was then effected, and. a flank
movement made. In the scrimmage,
Mr. Biesett 'shot at the beast ten times,
and as afterwards wae shown, hit him
fear ' Maddened and re -madden-
ed. by the'butlets, With increased anger
bellakeeddefianeelo his antaaonists„
and bothided over fence and i'eld and
throtighalnildi ineo ,the distance: . After'
.Nfloaillithatrti-Ps toticldabyYna" Osr6e4iTne; i°tav oe r -
thee attempt, at cepture was made by
Messrs, Thomas laiesett end Jas. How-
ard. He was discovered in the bush,
and evinced feelinge'as full of ahimosi-
ty as 'on the •day 'previous:. Ile' was
now really' dangerous to the ,eotomuni-
ty. After considerableananceerering
was at hest got eat info the bp'en, and
the heaters then proceeded, prairie -like,
to slaylheir victini.- Mr. Bissett *as,
howevela forcedlo the retreatof a tree,
while . IlOward. all but escaped a
chase by ihe tinady eliot of Mr. Bis-
sett, which luckily ended all danger.
The bead was brought to 'Exeter the
seme' 'day, and when 'weighed Was
found ta go over 1,200 pounds. •
111
NAR4OW Et/0API; kt34741
&doter on. Saturday morulag teat, r/
ateri.y Brewn's shop at Winehelsea
w°blis:rwvea's1 Y00: elQsrpot to, bbr4ok0enin4trhe'e
Ile gave the alarm: to Mr, GOQ, 1)0Well,
WifideWS, and WaS (101U; litilleat to
eubdue the tlaMee, Mr. BroWei and
Mr, Godbolt, who were scon presoak,
40:arsielasstaceil.'a:SrltnedeySitohiunc::r;41m,4Year; ?f3y:211,6) 7act u:au-
ed. NO1 serious dannige 1Y4f3 4011e.
$117,61,111:10::011:0s,tlli4s 1a,,s
friends iu this part are worithiefiard,
'and' vi.etory is sure. The people" bete
RV' Cameron. end his money maPte-
mein at home,
;,11t.LA.INS1114.11.10.
L.O.L.-The mutual meeting, of the
1141°Irayi's,OrwaensgelteDidisitire:ic.ttheLOodl•gati%eoflIaSilt:
Mitchell Road, Blanshard, on the 18th
inst. There was tt good attendance ;
every Lodge in the Distribt, (8) was well
represented. " 'After '''rattine busitmes,
tahuely,finollsotanat fclothr teersteelielbelle'lle,yeet:r": and
W. "13ro. Reuben Switzer', De.M.
0 Aaron Sawyee,
0 Samuel FordaD.
° Thos. Hollingshead„D, Ti
" Samuel Ryan, '
" Audrew Shand,'" D. Ca a..
Andrew 1.3. P,
71; .1
,:t.
frisron Pi.esbytery..
„."
The presbytery met in. 'Settforth,
Jan. 13 end 14. Theeewas a large at-
tenclanbe 6f rilinistelikaliel aldeas.. ' • :
Mr. Young reee eleeted' Moderator
t:or the ensuing six rOuths. • '
'Rey lVieSsW. Roger, 'McDiarraid and
',Mitchell being presettaivere invited to
sit' as eerrespondireed neembere.
'The PresbyeehT fellie year was
Made Up. '
'The following pro elle Cemenissioners
apPointed tp the.frett4Ge4erhl'Aieliably:
l\finisters-MeOsr Bream,
Grant, Fletelide,••Ileetley,.end Fe:4;11s-
sohi. EldersLaltilessis: 'alatlieson,
-Spence, Gardnee, :A.gnew, Scott, Wilson
end" Strachen, '
"Mr. Thempson, Student, reed Pop-
ulatediscomeio Belled oa-
egefieal exercise 10-14,
whichweia coedially sustaitiede
On behalf of theeConanittee appoint-
ed t,9 Consider the financial rettirne Of
tbe 'pest year,. aleeOrite&yeeed e report,
setting forth the average 'conteibetimis
pdt family and pei member for all pur-
poses, &c. While the , report showed
grilifyieg eesalte' regeed te alleh eon'
tellittlione, on the whole, it was resolved
t'O take stops te'endeaVor to induce. the
pbople to increase their contributions,
and to deal with these eongregations
Whieli failed in their liberality,
the baiiia Of' blicOn was taken up and
te.olig- and atimated disceseien (Melted,
A neajOrity deditled.in favor of the basis,
Its it is sent '(IOWIIL by the Assembly,
The remit' an &reign Was tii8-
approved of.
ltev.Thomas Mellierson, of Strat,
ford, WitS nominated ftS tile DeXt, Moder',!
eta of the Askienibly.----ViTesiter:
the, people along this lino of the W„
G, 13. B. eNreOt tea' lieve the "1;00
1'
ned immix ifttely,
leilifelt Wier,
Aemoulecemeha-At the annual meet -
ing'of the Blansherd 'Agricultural Se-
ciety, held 'here the the 10thleet„ the
following officera -were 'electeVfor the
enteeeng .year eae-President, 'W. Iger.
Vice -President, P. Kerr. Db.!' rf3
John " McCurdy, , John 1-Ienry, Johil
Stepheree R. Switzer, A. Duncan, John
Sutdierlitiid, W. Hazelwood, Geo. Spear -
in, and Captain Brotb.oure-LCom.
EDUCATIONAL INTELLIGENCE. -Mr.
Inspector Alexander visited the Kirk -
ton School oa: the' 9th inst., and in.
structed the "trustees to diyide the
schoolroora and 'employ an assistant
teacher immediately -Com. -
Luca.r.'
(Prom our own Correspondent.
WEISEEY efot between
some of our villagers and l'neenber •nI
people from Biddulph who ha Lepent
the day in laying in 'a steak of wliiskeY
took place on Main St. last Satuerday
evening. The result was ti few cracked
b.eads, ' • -
Laces; Cooteon..-The first Meeting of
the newly appointed Couneil 'took place
in Currie's soheol house,e,cm Monday
January 19, 1874, at 11 b'elock 'se Ill.
.All the members having_ aubscribed
the usual declaration of Oeflice and quali-
licatiou before the clerk took the chaii.
Tete oleak laid on the table the poll
book- showing the result ef the recent
Municipal election which was approved
by the Colwell. ' '
The clerlein 'accordance with ehe re-
quireneente of the'umnicipal Act reed
the bond& the'etreaelireie Of the 1.11.11Di-
which -was appedvetl by the
Clouted.' Moved, by V:Poile seconded
Rbbt McLean. that the :tithe foil col,
lector to. melte his' rettirna kto thenrea-
aurer be extendad Vci Monday, tlieleddf-
l'ebruarynexte-a-Carried. "The Ceameil
then, adjourned to meet ta Berne ttaee
firse Monday in February'''rext at 7
o'clock p.•111.
M&RIEBT.b.--There is little change to
make dueeeg,the pest week ; compeeition
ainongst hu3iers is atlive and all articles
of produce find ready sale. '
A Conversazione waS held in the
bagement. of the St. 'James' church
on the evening', of Tuesday
lath 'bast! Pi•ovisionse which were
, , .
supelied in tete usuel'peofuse
style Satisfyeeta etee'e highly ore
iginal phrase, the nedst festidioui.
Readings weed, givela by Di. #ooclgate,
Dr. Sutton andeelia' Mackliel'while the
musical quota was' contribneed by the
Marrin Brothers t'of Pit/11421, 'Mesers
Robson, Potter and ',G-fso' ilinan, and: ,
Matheson, and the Missee Thewhendand
'johnston. A unique feature. In the en-
tertainment was the sale of a Mane -
moth mike which was eel into one.
dredpitets, each was sold at 25 cents. „A
valuable gold ring' was put in ene of
the parts ; fivo young ladies, were ap-
pointed to sell the tickets, which wai
a task of easy accomplishment, and was
SOOD peeformed; the.prize was drawn by
Mrs. Sutton. The evening's prodeed-
ings were terminated by the audience
singing the National anthem. '
ReNewee.---A team ef horse attach;
ed• to a- wagon and owned ter Mr.
'Dagg ran away in this v ge last
IvIonclay evening. They ran ,aa st the
eign-post of ,tho Queen's Te otel and
bi.olco it down, fortunately o more
darasee vats done. .
• ,
"Sureine.-On Monday morm elast,
Mr. Robert Scilly, an aged mau, ing
about a mile West of Luean, compel (Nee
suicid.e by: hawing himself. IlaVing
went bite the ho took a roitee
and got up en a beam where he fasten -
od one -eied gelled . the beam and
the other atoend his neck. Then
threw himeelfeff, end death soon en-
sued. e Califfe ii0t known.
ea-ee-e
Chicago Trorhingmen..
A large meeting 6£ workingmen wit
held :it Chicaeo on the 12th inst.
motion foO orelanizing the ,workingmen's
paxty was adopted,. together with a
platforin; of which the following aro
pow ,
Nb more legisiatioa foe monopoli
the` 'repoel Of thdeting'Ittwe thite
favor monopolies"; ,all ways •and maws
of transportation 'and e01nuninieationi
Such. •railroade," ectintis end telegra-
phs, to be Managed -Iva operated by
the' State or ethane:Laity ; State and
to% tabr li 1 id controlled
pis e e es is et a
savieg banks end fire' iuduraace com-
bs? the State ; 'the r4leal of ` the con-
tract system so fee ea relates to pub -
lie works ; the amendment" of the laws,
kelative to the reeeVery of wageta
sttits juetice to bb inipertially and
Speedily admirtisterod; al suite for the
recovery of wages to be °decided within
sight days; the abelition of leasing,
prison. labor t6 companies or Mali/I:.
duo is prisoners to be employedhy.said
ni,behalf of the StNte only empti,lso.rY
odeteatioh of all 'children between the
ages of seven and foto:teal year,,S; ,the
purchase Of childrbu'a labor, 'older
fourteen years .of age, to be prohibitea
Aired, yap/lent of 'ell patio officer% ,
and the abolition of all fees ; officer
who violate official duties to have the'
ot°0:469,8b‘ty: el)01°caet. 610
aociation. *•'
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