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1) PA[t4~I4M471T- 4/ /t'd$ESS'ION,
O1t4NG1,+, BILLS;
Toronto, Jan. 10, /874,
11I 1`.
1, )A, rc i
y 13(trltoll ieltr•o(1llcaccl
,lnetitioll frozzt. O, 11. Gowan and others,
flying for note of incorporation for the
Orange Societies of .Ithzstern;sled West -
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The . Attorne -Ca ouoral rtioit • t >
y dt hell, a
bill to incorporate special, l+eelevolent,
and other eooioties,
Mr. Lauder enquired evlzother arnot
any and what authority or instructions
F.
. were given to l�. T, donee, on account,
elf the Agriculture and ,Public Work, to
,sign, print, or circulate in the County
of Sireoe a Special statement of the re-
venue and expenditures of Ontario,
ei ce the lst July; 16O7, fae
rt
din
the year '78 Arstatement a >.i moat tit n
1<6s silo
t
3g
the > disposal of the surplus revenue of
Ontario up to the 81st of December,
1872, qr tti statoznent of the estimated
oxpondzttu e- of the Province of Ontario
for 1871, 172 1878.
The Atty.-General ;said that 113:.
,Tones had been'inst>.ucted by Mr. Me -
Kellar to hake up seal a statement,
but it was printed at t1t eeponse of'
some parties engaged hi the late elect-
ion,.
The 'louse then
t4'd'.'
'our nad atI1
p,
m,
Mr. Clarke ofWe ' tan enquired
'whether it is the ittlfi ition of Govern-
ment to extend etho use of the ballot in
voting to Municipal as *ell as Parlia-
mentary elections. mentar el t" "
The Attorney -General replica that it
was not.
CANADA CAR WORKS.
Mr, Lander asked for eontraets,.and.
all papers eonnected withe the Canada
Car. Co. and the Central Prison. He
said when the Sandfield Macdonald
Government introduced the scheme of
a Central Prison, $150,000 was intend-
ed to cover the expense, but when the
new Government came into power, the
Commissioner of Public Works, without
asking consent of the Legislature, bar-
gained away our freehold, bartering
away our property to the Car Company.
He understood that engines had been
put in costing $10,000 each. Mr.
Dickey was a lucky man. The
Commissioner of Public Works regard -
[ed him for leading the forlorn hope in
South Grey by giving him the contracts
for the .CentralPrison without tender,
at his own price. What use did Dickey
make of his power. at Mo,es's election 2
The workmen in the prison were inter-
fered with. and threatened with dismiss-
al if they did not vote for the Govern-
ment candidate. There was never a
ereereeeeerereee
year;% this ship lied booze carryin' its
burdens ofcerp„ es ---ea drifting eeeidelire
matinee by the fro on crew.
'They still advertise for "" a good girl
"" Tilled by the visitation of Provi-.
acme) through tl
G. medium l a horse,"
e
,"
was the Ccr•orior'r verdict in tlzo, ease of
aGeorgian mode who tiv as hicl(od to
dei
zt1e.
"There .
lhcto. I
sitild Jolles, itisllohvrtitllful-
ly auelr'etl awe the pie wlticiz his land-
lady had, just served fail, the stufflied, just served him, "tlle stuff
isn't at for a pig to oat, and I ain't go-
ing to cat it.
A affected singer at a Dublin theatre
r
�a°as told Idy a v a.,g in the gallery to
" come out from behind his nose and
sing Itis song like other people.
," Please, lezrse, sok, said a,aittle' girl who.
was sweeping a crossing for a living,
you Lave given me ap bad ponrra>. '--
"
F.i
Novel mind, little girl, you may keep
it for your honesty."
A western editor leas placed over his
marriage announcements a cut repre-
senting 1C' large trap, ,sprung with the
motto—""The trap down another nin-
ny caught I
iunycaughtI
Mrs. 1'rtrtil;gton says sho diel not
marry her husband because she loved
the male sex, but because he was just
the size of her first husband, and mould
wear out his old clothes.
Do you think," asked Mrs. Pepper,
g0
x
" that a little temper is abat ng in
l
a woman ?" "` Certainly not, ma'am,"
replied a gallant philosopher ; '" it is a
flood thing, and she rc ox
ht never to lose
1t."
Tiinpkins aroused his wife from a
sound sloop the other night, saying that
he had seen a ghost in the shape of an
ass. " 0, letmo sloop," was the reply
of the irate dame, " and don't be fright-
ened at your own shadow.
Go forth in haste I
No time to waste
Proclaim to all creation
That men aro wisp
Who advertise
in the present genoretion.
A follow with a. pistol shot in his left
side, one inch above his heart, a six-
inch slash on his hoad•,and a broken
leg, crawled into a Bangor, Me., doct
or'e office " to get `fixed up," as ho
pleasantly put it, the other morning.
Scientific men have recently discover-
ed that the poison taken into the sys-
tem fromcontinualsmoking of tobacco
will cause death in one hundred and
sixty-seven years. We warn our read-
ers who have been smoking nearly that
time, to break themselves of the habit at
once.
man who abased his situation more in Last week, in Ohio, a younglady
shorter time than the Commissioner died from •what a round -headed oldoe-
ofc
Public Works. There was the Pro- tor said was " heart Blot or embyolism
ton outrage, and we find that the man of the mainflue of the heart," but she
Lewis, who figured in it, had been em- revived in an hour, and it was found
ployed during the summer superintend- had been temporarily choked by a chew
ing the construction of a road in Thuile of gum which she had swallowed.
pier? : ay. •
Hon. Mr. McKellar denied this.
Mr. Lauder said he had the state-
ment on good authority. He would
withdraw it for the present, but he
~taouldfurther investigate it.
Hon. Mr. McKellar thought it would
have been better for Mr. Lauder to
five reserved his remarks until the
papers were brought down. Until they
were brought down he thought that the
Proton outrage was played out. He
wished to say that instead of one engine
costing $10,000, the two engines with
;boilers did not cost that amount. It
vas ' not a fact that tenders had not
been received, though he admitted that
he had followed the precedent of Mr.
Carling in not advertising for the same
work. • As to the alleged interference.
with the men, he stated solemnly that.
neither directly or indirectly, had he
Influenced the voting of any of the men.
The Attorney -General, in reply to
Mr. Scott, said that if the Government
Adjourned over the elections, they
Would not do so till the iiay ;before
lamination day, •
The House then adjourned.
Toronto, Jan. 14,1874,
After routine business, Mr. Merrick
moved for copies of all correspondence
ivith the Dominion Government with
Teferanee to the Aets of Incorporation
of the Orange Asociations of Eastern
and Western Ontario, and all Orders
in Council and papers• in•connection
therewith. He wished the papers to be
'brought down that the motives which
actuated the Attorney -General in ad-
vising the disallowance of the bilis
;;i :night be seen.
The Attorney -General consented to
their being brought dawn. He thought.
'if there was any balanee attached. for
.delay in the Orange legislation, it was
Sir,John A. who was to blame.
Mr. M. C. Cameron defended the
Minister of Justice in not interfering
-with the rights and privileges of this
.House. s
After some further discussion, the
address was carried.
WHISKEY DRI TRING.—It' was on one
;.,,,rof the American river steamers; at din-
'-e'ner, that an able matronly lady remark
ed in conversation with a grave looking
gentleman, on the subjeet'iof intemper-
ance, '" Of all the things in the world,
I despise whiskey drinkers." The gen-
tleman dropped his knife and fork in
the ardor of his feeling, extended his
rignt hand, and tools hors within his
own ` and
w , with emotion threatening:,
tears over the loss of ruined sons, he
,
replied, with faltering
words, Madam,
I respect your sentiments and the heart
dictating them ; I permit no ono to go
beyond mo in des i
is k whiskey y p u g w y drink-
ing. I have been disgusted in this
very" boat, and I -Bey it now before the,
captain's face. What, I say, can be.
more disgusting to sec them a well
dressed, respectable young man step up
to trio bar of the boat, and without fear
af :observing oyes, boldly ask for whis-
key; when they know there is in that
ind,rielee vary best Cognac brandy ?
The, Governor of Wyoming winds up
his Thanksgiving proclamation in this
style: " Give thanks unto the Lord,
for his mercy eudtu eth forever. In wit-
ness whereof I have hereunto set my
hand, and caused the great seal of the
Territory to be affixed," •
The .I3ourbonville, Ky., Mountain
Echo says . that the following isa true
copy of a letter received by Judge Ran-
dall, of the Knox County Court, a few
days ago from the countyjudge of
County : " Mr. onable P H Randle sir
I am in sick Bed I wish zny Case Con-
tinued S am the mane Evidence to Ex
plane the hole Truth I hope all will
Berito this the 22cl 1878."
Every person who has ever met a
commercial tourist, with his little satch-
el,' will appreciate the following "" The
drummers came down like wolves on
the fold, their toes were all frosted,
their noses all cola. Their weather
peeled bugles soon shone through the
town, they gobbled the money and
salted it down, then took a few orders
and lit out of here, with their heads full
of business and skins full of beer."
" Dear old Aunt Sarah," said a
school -girl, " don't sr a. very well, and
last Sunday she was buzzing around
getting ready for churehelooking for
umbrella, specs, overshoes, and last but
not least, her prayer book. The latter
she thought site had secured by grabb-
ing something off her bureau at the
last moment, but when she got to the
church it proved to be Ivy musical box,
and the old lady, in trying to find her
place in this uncommon book of prayer
touched the spring, and it went off in
find style to the tune of ' 0, Jim Along,
Jim Along, Josey.' "
Another old citizen of Illinois is pre-
maturely no more. "In Life's great
game of poker," as the aged minister
tearfully observed in his funeral dis-
course, " he has thrown down his hand,
which, permit me to say, brethren,
was equal to four aces and a ,queen,he
has surrendered his chips, drained his
glass to 'the dregs, and walked out."
And what is most remarkable about it
is, the full force of the impropriety of
keeping her "rat -poison in the teapot
did not seem to strike the old lady until
about the time of the inquest.
The following, by Josh Billings, is
only a trifle inferior to some passages
in Thomson's " Seasons," by which
noble poem it was evidently inspired ;
" Spring came this year as much as'
usual. Hail, buteos virgin 1 5,000
old r
years and upwards, s, halo and heerty
old gal, welcome to New York State
'ane
parts adjacent. Now filo birds jaw,.
now the cattle' holler, now the pigs
skleam,` now the geese' warble, now the
It
"
acs sigh, and nature la frisky ,. while
the nobby cockroach is singing " Yankee
Doodle,- and ' Coining thru the illi.''
Now may be seen the muskoeter, that
gray ,outlined critter of destiny, solitary
and alone, examining Ms last year's
bill, and now be heard, with the naked
ear, the hoarse shanghigh bawling in
the barn -yard."
Nicholas Waln, though a Quaker
preacher, was a great wag, He
A fernexeit Slone AT Se,t.---1n the was ono travelling on horseback in
year 1785, the captain of a Greenland company with two Methodist preachers.
whaling vessel, found himself et night They discussed the points of difference
surrounded by icebergs,and"hty to" un- beeweeztheir respective soots until they
expecting every moment to arrived at the inn whore they were to
til, 'tering, eXlne , . ,. w ,
g p the morning .put tip for the night. At supper Wain.
.bo round to feces, In
`11e looked about, and saw e ship near was seated between filo two Methodists,
by. Uehailedit, butreceivednoanswcr. and before thein was placed a dish con
Getting intoe. boat with Etolne of his taining ewe trout. Lash of the eireti t
crew, 'l e' Intellect ont for the Inystoriotis riclers placed his fork in ft fish ttiltl teens
oruftr Calming along eine the vessel, sforeed it to his plate, after which cacti
llo.eawthrough 'trio` port.holo a elan shut his eyes and said a 1png g�reed be*
at retable, its through 'keeping a log: fore Meat. The .Quillen* availed flint,»
book, tram ttr death. The last date In self of the opportunity to transfor both.
the log=bool?u Was 1"72, sliewitii'. -thatt of the trout to his ottli date, merely re rxeter,Atlgtt',28, `78.
too vessel had been drifting for thirteen ineeking, when t� ed their
g the otlie>,s opened
the iCo. „The' sftilors were eyes, Your religion teaches' you to`
s among, , ;: pray, mint ,
lid, seine froion aeneeig the hatnocks, pray, batt Imine tettches ,me both to
hers in the caoltr,. :1101' thiteen watolr and p1 a y I"
4) 41E1'00
L OARLING
DEALER IN,
fy-Oood0
GROCERIES,
V?Ln in Liquors
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Boots and Shoes
Patent Medicines,
Also,
DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF
LEATHER
And
ALL KINDS OF
SH
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ISAAC CARILING.
MISO2' LANEQU$. '
Take notice. that an application will be made
eat .thio neat session of the hogislatturo of On-
tario for an Act, unthorizing the Cnirts of O i.
ratio to admit 13oaiiaamita Y. Elliot, of filo vil
loge of Il'xoter, in the Uouilty, of Baron, as an
Attye'noy and solioitot.
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for Applicant.
January 1st, ism. 1"J -t; ' .
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before buying.
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Gold and
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and get the W. D. MoGioohlon watch
You will have no other after Booing
A.11 who wear them rocoinmenal thorn.
SilverLady and Gentleman's size
sStreet• Loudon. See the testimonials.
0at1l0 14
best and cheapest stock of nue Gold
+,
Creoles Silver • ,
. lv 1 and Plated iY[elb,, Panay
&o., in the Province. Revering
W. D. M'GLOc*LIN,
77 Di -Ludas et. Loudon Out.
AUTION.—I Hereby forbid any ono
%� o giving oloait t n •
from n
g 6 o any poison without
any written order.
WM. SLEE.
10-3t.
Usborne, Jonoary 1st, 18713,%'-
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R6BLLS & MACHIN/EY,
/'cLENNAN'S
TER
Flouring
The undersigned
to hie numerous
patronage
tunity of
Ivor to turn
THE
rho mill is
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vith them.
sho e1, there
FY=
HIGHEST
IN CASH
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and Grist Mill,
EXETER.
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customers
in the past,
stating that
out
VERY
in the beet
rely
(laving lately
is now au
MARKET
FOR
CHOPPED
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to return sincere thanks
for their veryliberal
and also take this oppor-
he is better prepared than
•
REST OF WORK.
of running order, and par-
on getting their grist home
pot in a now water-
abundance of water.
IIE.A.T.
PRICE PAID
TYPE WHEAT.
FEED ALWAY
RAND.
D. M'LEN1`AN.
J. ROSS
PLANING MILLS!
J. ROSS, Builder, Manufacturer, and dealer
in all kinds of
BUILDING MATERIAL,
SASH,
Doors, inns ..
MOULDINGS, , etc.,
DRESSED AND UNDRESSED.
He has also on hand a ffrst-class lot of
Flooring, Siding
CASING,
Scroll:-Workf
eC.
Which they furnish to order,
Dressed and Undressed, constantly on hand.
Lath& Shillfr es
Always an hand.
Special' attention paid to
mast, z tc+xrx '. `
Th'brotlghly und'ors£anding liii business, keep•.
ing none brit oxporieneed worlrmou, and useio
only first-class Material, he feels confident o
givnhg entire satisfaction to ar11 who may ley
hint with their ptbirooa,izo. •
A Call aoliai'ted,
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The xng of Reed Organs,
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We do not wish. to detract .i m the merits of
a s other Organs ua a
byupholding
ours,but aro ever readyto submit them to a fair and impartial
l aI al tort, feeling
confident of the result.
PRICES FROM
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Testimonials from the :best musicians in Canada can be seen •
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Improved Singer Sewing Machine.
THE LOCKMAN 18
he Best Family Sewing Machine in the Dominion
1T 18 THE
implest, Strongest, Quietest, Lightest` Running
Most Convenient Machine Yet Constructed.
Its make is unimpeachable, and its work most satisfactory. The
IMPROVED SINGER
is an excellent machine for all kinds of heavy work, such as harness, boots & shots, etc.
HE SHUTTLE 1S SOLID.STEEL, larger, simpler, and in every way better tile' any oche
[ use. C „ 8O17THCOTT, Agent.
MB. S. always keeps on hand a supply of
Lachine: Attachments, Thread, Needles, &Re.
N. B. FULL INSTRUCTIONS GIVEN TO EACH PURCHASER.
Mr. Southcott is prepared to give complete and satisfactory fits in his clothing Line.
C• S®mr sza,COTT.
TR IC &ND SE INC MAIC I E •
MUSIC,
0. C. WILLSON'S
SEWING MACHINE AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT
EMPORIUM,
fr+'�' 4s ,R
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STILL IN THE FRONT RANK AS USUAL.
Si f : r ENG CHINES.
THE FLORENCE Noiseless, Reversible Poed Lock and Knot Stitch Penally Sewing Machine oha-
onges the world in perfection and range of work, strength and beauty of stitch, durability of con-
struction and rapidity of motion. Can and examine. Send for circulars. Agents wanted in every
own in the Province, , Itis Machin has taken ilrstprizes at all the County Fairs.
0 S1 WILLS011`,Clener leigentibm tlteFlDo;a;iniott.
SEAFORTH AND HURON
Mar 1e `t ti rkso
Z/ Z.L.MdaolSSIldT c& SON
(LATE 05' AMILTON,) • -'
Would intimate to their nrfinerous friends and the
general public that they are prepared to A11 all
orders for
Monuments, Headstones, Table: Tops,
Mantles, &c.
Granite Monuments .7traported to Order.
Work of the best style 'andert, and cannot bo
surpaesed in this part of Ontario.
A
Call respectfully solicited.
Opposite Logan & Jarnieson's Store,
MAIN STREET, SEAFORTH
M. L. MESSET. H. MESS>T.
W GRIGG ,
•
Merohant Te,i1o2. :asap
Conera1• Outfitter.
BIBLE DEPOS I TORY
BOOKSELLER tr, STATIONER
A Stock' of
Family Bibles, Pocket Bibles, Wesleyan
and Bible,liristia x -'
xun
C t ll
y Books,
Psalml3ooks for the use of Pres-
byterians, Church of England Prayer
Books, Miseellememis Literature
of a non -demoralizing nature,
and a general assortment
OF SCHOOL ROOKS 8&IST4TIONERY`
always on hand
W. GRIGG.
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13e5e to return thanks,
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trio patrarragc bostowosl upon, Lirq for tllo pasttw n y years b
urrouuding ceuutry, 4.114 ie now opcuioi--4u nil do1,aaa Nout4
LagestaJll1 Most Complete Stook
OIP GOODS IN rt'IIl COUNTY, COMPRISING
9'Cood.s, Read.y,Made
a o ceg. Caps, Cro
o®ri
es'EIoots tl4;,
$1fies ard.ware Oroo1orF ,
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AM of whish will: bo found to be as low as any other reliable Louse in the country,
Remember this is the Oldest Established Rouse
i1n the County
Opposite i
he Post 01110
NOW POP GItEAT BARGAJYS
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BEING OVERSTOCKED, WE OFFER THE FOLLOWING L1NEd
de1�' CE.E4 TLT.1,EZYTIVE.i•d Pr XCZIao.
CLOTHING:
AN IMMENSE LOT OF OVERCOATS.
Shawls, Blankets, Ladies'
Jackets, Furs,
MILLINERY, DRESS GOODS
&a, &a
0
A Large Lot of TEAS ata Croat Baoril loo.
TIIOS. GRE NW.A 17 ez CQ.,•
Centralia & Crediton,
N,E. Cash for any number of Dressed. ?togs..
Elk Tom` y
ROCERY 8 LIQIJOR STOIt
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r�HE tieleetione have been made purely from the Upper Canadian <wata
and the C#oods are -of each gtialtty as mtiet give undoubted satiefaotion. Attentlotr j pattioular-
ly called to too choice Stock of
Sugars,'Teas, Coffees,
Henness 's andSazerac Brand in Wood & Bourn•
s�- y
Scotch and Irish Whiskey,
DeB er's Gin, Booth's Oicl Tom In Woodaitda BobtY
CARLINAmber .Ale & Stou Poste-
Together with a general assortment of all classes .o
OYS° .h:, .S and BARD NES
•
• Purchasers axe requested 'tocompare prices before going el eherc► as tb
t
\/;
goods will be sold at an exceedingly small profit.
Liberal inducements offered to hotel Keepers pnrchasing in ci. tity.,
GEO. A. MACE,
September 17,18713' • Main Street, Ex
OPENED OUT,
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'reIltate4
�'l�rltuPrew's
EXETER,
TETR ONT.
Mr, John Drew would inform the public that leo has opened ottt his Furniture'ty
new building opposite the "I'1MES office, and is filling them with
ONE OF THE BEST STOC3KStobe F'OU'ND
WESTERN' ONT:I:RIO,
it comprises Chairs; Tables, Stands, liurorns, Cnt[boards,`Sidoboards, andPodstetde, $d 1
also on Hand, a choice selection of
PARLOR SUITES, REP COVERED' DRAINING ROOM SUITES
Ranging in price tip,to $175.,
Yon Will find hero everything usually kept in a rirst-class otItabliehmont, ilii *lira e'
shortly a largo importation of the
VERY BEST r`B'ITu.
netted froni the best ntlanutludttirett in the United States. ;The Whole
1 ire"'w' i run
N', I3..—Thepairing done promptly. riot
iz spogiality, ()Ivo the sttbsoribor a call,"
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