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Tlraas.-We beg to return•our thanks to the 1 Barnwell, szeond*kt by W. B. Verity. LllatJ'ooin
many pd^ople, wlao le have, unsolicited added 6 Gill be constable4-Carried. !dotard by Nytg.
their narux>s to our ;ib•zc_iptioli list, The .. 'Verity, i eontledl by (J. 4camavelt, that Geor{ 0
Gforts of tl.o pre t4la pniprietor of the TINES are: Eeere t bo Ta. asurer.-Cerrie41, 13y law \o. 1,
14^, :4-64t41.1 40 ?Wing tliat paper out of the rut into i to appeiut uti'ee.•re,antl fix ealaar:es,was dulyre e:1
4ta:tilt it has been allowed to drop. and, the l and It's ei41. on motion of 0.::aluwell'. seetan le41
tarty a tal9tioss to 0RC li-., aretsug*,ible esidene 14 t by J. N. Howard. ' The fo11o4viug are ,the sal-
tt:.t ,+°i1" ert eti s are t't+t ;altogether in vain.: ,a'ies for the eurr?ilt year, viz.: Cbrk, 875 per
f, Eaeli S:a e•liaet week will, %relie^lA : ss'it➢nrssen. on., &U'ca,e.orn0141 Iera an., 1e.=pe:sr. SAO pert'
i iani•rorteanenta In the paper. y all., Audi tors. ct7 eat'it. Roil luei'eeters, 8/.40
Iowa has lately made an additional purchase of
about an acre on Melbourne street ; and Ur.Abbott two more lots at the.corner of Victor he'
and ifelbonrne street% where he bee Dunket1
oat the foundations of a lio ice . ,4141 it is said,
pllrtn79es ort:sing a lumber yard.
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FEBRUARY 14 t‘1.-.8
SEATING AS A HEALTHY AND
INVIGORATING' EXERCISE.
er,it eerie by
xt 'a'a fate,/ tiiy, •
In all age% end through all time, from
the first Olynlpia4 .tont) 'o :he present
d1tti1 hien have tied their games. their
neiale't itudd' resorts of pleat:tl.w , aiksl 21"2.1
enntiteno to hive sneh down through
ret4i'f'ity, though the austere aril :yule -
el in eery sr cepa-ding generation aS
Italie:tet, cavil and ireaelh tltt'n-(Ares
imam i.0 their eiterts to put e, etep to
l'nit,ilar alli"1sexnetit'( anal e" at rtiatla'3
irtlov for sr:art ; bet :liter mite. :'. y
iusi b1^era f;lll. Iiti'iE'r:ibl:: f:R;l, asd1 cl.ly
tight they shou1.1, when they ('say to
les t ie Seri innocent and l-. 'tat le "t ?'In1C
sketrsig. What 't `Itant I ..:.d b ;tee
ofl'tgutiee run; We r: -e? tto''9iai+•l du+,•.*41'
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or ceate6al eate:'te:s„ Fltadd la;ty4 l3..) !";,?•141,.1. yt
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tits slaty 4:414 t.nr, r. I waaltl'I '•:ay : 1.a the
ml,lttinI riiik• l'ly the lie'tc;1 4144E}iiia•
pin .:e of the aluattihie anti t• til 4 d'tt'.
ID114{ out •t 'li,'atlt tha4 teeny e
ellen no (thee se Winds thee the Ia
totear9 3 i1t the heavens gaze- mien Fon
-•-11 • ti:►mk, ltultlai:l air le Hata del with
en,* en:Toni:4s pen to t'dalt•„t'st the
Iaml.s with, b t on the eel -troy, yon
innate it pure,•'vt•rvitt$ dlraneht, mak-
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ant aUtl elastic iti carriage iaage it t beet lee,
and ready for y('ur bfe'a11fast in die
menthe*, 'Villi eht t ks g u.hl ' aud frown
-i3filin(e the vat'4tut vnma;e,1 st'i,e11 of
the fantastic llltt4it lifter a n3,11,t'e car-
ousal. This is but the eveinml sonion
there has been a rink prtesided. ill Exe-
ter, andye;t s•eme of its patruua, though
but noteldhi es IU the tut wa:tii41 eat uu
Mean figure among vett•ra'.4••, obey es-
uecit4ily is the progress the 1'tdit-;t hare
made commeutb ble. Our worthy Cap -
tine 11!,41t spared, ro mewls t , ?trot°
the rink agoucd on(, altnont:h the un-
usual mildness of the weather, hath
been very Much agaiuet him, but be•
fug an ardent lover of the'::port hi1L-
salf, convivivial iu diposiiitin, and de-
sirous of milking his patrons RS happy
as enceumeta:ices wilt allow, he con-
tinues indefatigable in his e:ceetia ns on
tueir behalf when present. and I hwee
no doubt were `the good effects of :kat=
ing especially to those whose duties
confiue thele in doors more generally,
known, the participations ' in filis'lllotatt
delightful Of strength recreitin4 pas-
times would considerably increase. Let
not the thought that you never itad.
skates on deter you from making the
trial ; but a few eights on the rink and
you will become master of tho situa-
tion, and soon. be able to perfottli many
of the graceful movements thateharac-
terize the proficient, and fend superior
eujoymetit to that experieeneed, fat other
social resorts, with infinitely fewer
'evile than,. as a rule, attend the gym-
nastic pleasure seeker.. Whet if we do
get a fall nn the ice once iu a while ; it
seldom end•; with8ericnls consequences.
Often the bnii a has a salutaryeffect;
teaching us to be sure in 1ax;tiri, and
mote cautious in movement. if the
simile lmnv be allowed, there are those
who often find 'their understanding on
skates, and glide into more slippery
places than the ring ; but, whist "ism"
it is that 'eves tbem, I world rtlf]leta
let the antisportive"explain. For me
it is enough that they assail places and
I)aetitiies' that have, or are likely to
have an'immoral or retrograde influ-
ence 311 society, btit'briuid not the skat-
ing rime, my too sanetimunious, or you
get into dangerous ground. •
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Have you 4tb0•3 T2i'ewtlt4' 4144,3 rile nice.
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jn fl PAiteb the ilo i, •1 esti i :vim his duty to of ey.
tied viesit4 work the r. milt. 77u• teredllu 14.is-
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112141 01444. ,
4. ,o "' ' ^1a1 to (41e::erv4' t11:tt air • 4547-" 3.14 tle'1'i11.4tt•, li4ally 14. 'tug brought front a
1 .,a.. n.m-»'n A a1"- R
II..!. ria. 'nib.. of St. M'.arys. brother e1" the i2i•:t:1'at2. o; ti,; er twouty lai1t'K and elm cue
I4'4 t4.i,'1141 of Tint: Ti22211, lute I"►aka I hi; filial 1011:1 34.1111 v,' in \Valk.rtoil p0ll4'd Lis vote on
(.1a11ni1t:ttit'u for Attorney latfin'd+. tlieln "td'h+'r:� that d:ey.. :1K. at t3*. _ previtln0a election the.
t+i the (114:(2142 Law Society. air. aio eerie, market 8114 ,4:1401 h .I eau,idi-1"14112.' to do with
e 1 ete. M'ireek. pare+:d his Barrister's ex:..lnju t t. a r1"' -111t. the, eeutre leen. the moth mels anti
t1d.n at the alno time. tUli ;7x4.111 men nit having au Jaye to the hem-
i +a!•\D To ot: f'oi n:I:CT.-T11e Clerk of tile titlti 4Af the market in the place mast COUV ell-
V ill:n,e of Exeter, was determined tint 1h.- i eat to the public at huge, and especially to
rhonld nab.. to blame in any way if the last theme -lves. 'lin' sou ibl l ptxrtbuu of the coo-
e;hx'elirn was net van Immediately after the annuity mast deplore the defeat of Mr. Pick -
11.5m inati "n he 1;<r.; ht the street and laeldiei; . ar•I. 4.110 unfortunately' received only one vote
```11'�yy announced the names of the candidates, and at lest than the number required to elect him.
111n.x11 the day after the election. he spread hen-) In Muth divisions eutnbinol kir. Verity received
self otit 0n the sidewalk in front of TnE Turns, the largest vote, as he has always done. air.
Office and annonneea the names of the suc-
cessful etndidates. The coreraony is a very in-
str'ueting and impressive one.
L Wein or W AINING.-Persons having ani-
mals ou their premises which do not belongto
then, ran a great risk by not advertising them
immediately. It is a habit to wait a month or
so, but then the party is liable to pay damages
for detention of property without public notice.'
The rule is that when any stray anpual opines
o a the premises to at once publish the fact in
you newspaper, and charge the owner, should
h ; turn up, for all costs, otherwise the animal
may be sold.
THE Sr.,'4DARD.-Tins is the tittle of a.now
-
pa;ler which recently commenced publication
fu the town of Listowel. It floats the colors of
Liberal -Conservatism at its mast head, and
promises to be au able ally in the good cause.
Tei typ.ieraphieal appearance is exceptionally
goal, and its bail and general reading matter
well selected lead neatly arranged. We wish
it a large measure of prosperity.
THr: HISTORY Or AN T1NConTUNATE MAN. -Mr.
John Southeott, of Exeter, has headed. us a
paper from Exeter, England, in which aro roe
sated the details of a murder, trial, conviction
and seutenee of two mea' named Oliver and
'Galley, for the m;titer of, k r. May, in Devon,
shire, abort forty gears ago: Oliver was oue of
the Men who eom tt el the murder,'but Galley
m1.3.
wee not. 'Both, however,' having been recog-
xized as the me'rderers, they were convicted,
Oliver to be Bung mad Galley to betransporte).
T le details of the marder,.trial and sentence of
3.h -e aceage,i will be ial familiar to many of the'
outer iuh lbitluts of :this part of the country, as
Are the oeeu •re`ices of yesterday. We give the
*bole history of the affair, in Gunther col11112,
11r:,tit':en from the Western Toiler, ]ixate.'r,Eng-
land.
i'hee,emtx'h4 tt(S'4 tit.' 1.1,..;t e'h4•.t3R4 e'.,'3' U
}2114 ter, not, ta4.41 emel+:n.,; Idt!1at4"t3. a+Elvt••.1'..
11441"••,•4 WOO" ea the rtS:tl. meal /1,411;a thuir
uttn,ist 211".'; 4?. lietotl,' every E►S 4'];a1$2t1 voter:
`-r ..
Samwell stood next, air. Howard third and
\Ir. Bissett fourth. In th F sonthern division,
Mr. Sanders headed the poll. Mr. Bissett berm;;
next, and :lir. Samwell third. In the north,
Mr. Howard received the largest vote ever giv-
en, Mx. Verity stood next, and Mr. Saunwell
third. The following is the state of the poll
YA.,TEs. DIV. NO. 1. DIV. 240 2 :TOTAL..
Verity, 67 123 • 100.
Samwell, 78 108 187.
Howard, 51 13.4 185.
Bissett, - 94 - 89 133.
Pickard, 93 132.
53
39
Drew, 76 : 126,
Sanders, 97 29 126•
Colmar, -Memene i. -The Connell met by or-
der of the Reeve, at the school house, Exeter.
on the llth of February, 1878. The following
gentlemen having been duly elec eel. to fill the
vacancies which had exfsted,took'and sub ecribocl
before the clerk, the usual declaration of office
and qualification, viz.: W. H. Verity, Robert
Bissett, James N. Howard and George Samwell.
The minutes of the previous meeting wererea4
and confirmed. Moved by W. H. Verity, sec-
onded by R. Bissett, that M. Eacrett be Clerk.
Carried. Moved by W. H. Verity, seconded
by George aamwell, that George Eacrett be
ooJlector.-Oarrie 1. Moved by R. Bissott, sec-
onded by W. H. Verity, that Charles Seuior be,
assessor. --Carried. Moved. by J. N. ,Howard,
seconded by R. Bissett, that John McDonnell
be auditor. -Carried. The lieeve appointed 13.
O'Byrne as the other euditor. Moved by W.
eu,uary • titel,t wake eaulp.4re ? to th • 3.Timaxal for -
A great many *thw*st nux;nperablt' ob.
aa:ich•s tale to be nvt;coml.% and earnest, zeal-
ou.:, loving labatrtrs 14x,4 wantol. ha India it
grt'.l't wort: 45.21^4 Lt'illg done. A: .Fence change
haul Lyn ma.he inthat idelatrons country.-55.-
'421fa young sten had renounced their idol wor-
ship to cling to the only true and living God.'
In that country. tl ere w;4s a cb6,s which was
it was hard t0 get at. 'These were the Sepoy s
who had bleu in the I11i ilielt army. Soldiers ma a
rule were not very moral. and the difficulty ex-
perienead in teaching the Seprays the truths of
Christianity, clearly shows how lasting and
tle4'ly `are first impreesiuiis. But notwithstand-
ing this, many 04 them even had been brought
to renuune. our religion and accept our God as
theirs. Tam railways were doing a good died.
Hinldeos veined caste as highly almost as life,
Money being scarcein India,they were all oblig-
ed to travel together, thus destroying the caste
thoy valued so highly, and rendering tho work
of the Gospel easier. Education was being
More generally diffused among them, and even
the womau,who at one time, were only allowed
n walk bahiud thoir husbands, • beita edu-
,y.
t were g
catcall as well a, the men, and were proving a Stephan, Feb, 4tb, 1878.
great blessing to their conntryi The revorned .�.
gentleman also described whoa the poor Bin -
dot who embraced cliristianity, had to Undergo.
Obedience to parents was not considered so
binding in any other eountry. The most im-
plicit obedenee to every behest was expected,
and where a child, embraced Christianity, he
hadtorenounce his parents evermore. The
speech of the reverend gentleman'was replete
with interesting facts, and we regret that our
space forbids us giving it more fully. Itev. Nr
Robiuson, of Brussels, followe:l in a very able
speech, in which he argued the claims of the
Missions and,leshortecl his hearers to make a
greater effort this year than 'they had ever
made in the good cause.
18M4elat. ;aline tett. of i'"x2124'4 14214lt'4y:'
reed and t•ieti ,1 ---:at +.eel to 4 ra•>a tetei
thole Tt'v➢ti161't1 t+ l• eel leo lt424•1244.I•
Cheek t,A inetra14,•t t ,tt 9412 .lTrd'asn.¢`i'
to Ca'a1 1301 hteeee on t to . 2Ylt;,t4'II laud* 3-
per statute.
;Mev e•l by T. ''i •'.arty, 404 nailed lie W.
$0hmearr. that 'W. Iiiattier mull.0 l;i l'••E.
n. tell•l the lettialet eoultaeet 1.14 4 h 2*tll•''
llflatl on the it► h i°--e4acte etena
Moved by W. Delete, st 0441t:iled by T.
Yeerly. that no a'ti4411 1491 taxi;et9 ;It tie,
meeting retplotint; the road albite-mace
4141 Mr, i'iallt:+' faint, 142141- Cali. Council
get legal aalviee to; tilt tardier,
lao.nivadl that Cloak get 114:24:1. forms i
tier etantraets.
M veal ley W. Baker, sre4'ia•allr'ti 1+y T.
'reedy. that the :"nit tad 84241111. gr;2i'trel
on Centralia weal 14't441'iae31 to 'ettiehm.
end that path master expend the *tune.
iileidei44•.l that sli' ul:tmttldls be got tor
14:1•, •.f Conned. Cleric to gut 1,412441 1y
4e:It411U'ttt tad,fieti4i.
1I. -v• d by T. Yeeey, Elc'c1le.ledl ke C.
Either, that A. ber=(the be t4'taee 3pr for
11+78.
Moved by W. Baker, 20002.426,1 by
T. Yearly, that lust, be collected ac-
cording to laic.
'elovu,i lay T, Yearly. secomaed by W.
l3niter, tlltit the Auditor's have their
t'epoi t by next meeting of Oouucil.
Moved by W. Seilnarr, secen•ltrdl by
VI". 33,tker, that no action bo talte:tt d41.
present with regard to an additional
errant towards buildiug a dock en lake
shore on N. 33.
John Ryan was appointed',Auditor, as
W. McDongnll resigned.
Moved by W. Baker, seconded by T.
Yearly, that the Council adjourn to
meet again on the first M enaay in
'larch at 10 o'clock.
The foxlowillg ordiers were grnnted-
I. Lewis, error in Davis' -taseessu*ent,
$20 ; 0. Prouty, trip to Liman, $2 ;
i`4Ir. Castleman, lumber, $6.78 ; Moses
Elliot, work, 1st road, $4.75 ; W. 14Ic-
Donga 1, lumber, $3.60 ; A.. Elliott,
work on 18th Con., $2.50 ; Mrs. Sing-
ular,, relief, $8.00 ; U. Mitchell, error
iu dog tax, 1 ; J. Greenway, ea rer in
assesemeut, $8.
0. PROUTY.
CE N TRALIA.
CENIALTA Miu r. -A decided. improvement
11.42 taken place in the price of wheat, and 14r.
Htitchins is buyiug attlie following quotations:
Fall wheat, per bushel, $1:10 to 461.15 ; .Sprung,.
H. Verity, seconded by G. Samwell, that R. 90e. to $1.00;Peas, ,500. to 60c.; . Oats,, 7121. to,
Gi,Uey, 11. Wel3.h, and 1. Whitlock, be fence- 30o.;Barley,40c. '.The late late fall, .eafofelow
viewers. --Carried. Moved by J. Ne Howard,'
seconded by NV"; 1:I. Verity, that Rob'4 Thomp-
son be pound -keeper for the north end, and
Peter McPhillips, pound -keeper for the loath
en:1.-parried. Moved by W. 13- Verity, see-.
rncled by G. S:ainwell, thilt' Anthony`oHollaud
will greatly facilitate the bringing forward 'of
cordwood. The _jn•iee paid is fi tin ' 2:116''to
82.37 per cord. Hay is selling at 1610 per ton
Mone now PuncirAsnas,-I3ev. G.A. Schram,
of Ravouswood, County of Lambtou, bee lately
purchased a house and two Iota of land, on the
.ie road ins,ector.-Carr'ecl. Moved by G:.o. east sideof Prince Arther street. 'lifr '`T. Al -
HAY.
INSURANCE MsnTING.-The annoel
meetiug of the' members of the Hay
Township Farmer's Mutual Fire Insur-
ance Company was held at -Zurich on
the 4th inst. There was a good attendl-.
ouce of members present. The report
of the officers and the financial state.
1n4Ynt of aecollrats which *as read was
very satisfactory to all, and showed
the company had been ably• and econ-
omically managed, and very successful
It also showed that its members had
received very cheap 'iu1lirance. Th e
full report will bis:laublislled'next week
Th -e following Directors were 'elected
by ballot for the current Year, viZ
John 13. Geiger, 'Wm. Lewis, Daria
Hoeteltler, Peter Dcingglns, VVty. D
Wilsou,.YL VDi
,;rstein. Thos. Yearley,
Daniel McColl, anal: Daniel •Slums.
At a meeting . of :.the Directors subse-
quently held, Mr J: I3. Geieer'was re-
elected Preoitlhnt, Me Well. Lewis.
Vice -President: 241:11 M. H. V. Threaten),),
kiecret,ar'y and Manager.
••
l.,Snixed vieitfuld oardn;, wiiU n^.me ,104.• 20 sup=
13 e. Agee, uxxan010 c. 12, &Joy. wf, 70111111421
e c. 12.40114-8 wautod. Cntflt 10 a W; SLO0II
Co. Troy,1'9. Y.
entalOn , omalic Tyricki and NO eltieaS`4
laayuzar i1.O0k1
btonei1urn 41.1182.
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