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WIT HS W-Ifid11T MAURY HER.
Merry her ! by (leor ee 1 I weaned i
it ween'T, tort er couf eie.ded + o3 ."
'•N tee 1 Hit, ha 1 What's Vie lea's
ter with he. nese ? Ie it toe eha'rt. too
"tone. fit crooked --which ? Torl'aaa tun
ARtltlnfinn• pomp mare. A %roma ii rimy
leo at chatted, g wife .tori brave aeny_ oiie
at: these dorm mitis;,.•
"It i•an't atuv .of Wear, [dd. fellow.
The fact is, I hke Kitty ---like to loth
at her ;Lod talk wit)) I,er---1 ilt auto e#o
we relaetinn:,hip I cools' tont endure.
.H dose ii isle ntl-t:,r.0 not 1"
'C3nfortnliate Ditties should use DI.
8xge'a; (either li R1'ntetly, the wolldet fist
tliieilrfet:ti •1; properties of which instant:
Iy era etk.0 the breath. tlertroying i~)1
t ► • oil,r
Q 1 l•mSe t
ff sirTo s
its 'Id soothing,
a#rue
and hectors; et7aets the meet iuvet,-erate
cases$ 4 i carttarrb Komp. V yield. Sell
by 1.11 alrtrggists•
IMPORTANT NOTICES.
Iv F Y fODGSON. & J. OKI", 'Co
• 4uetioucern. Sates taramptla• atkaded
to'. Hasa of sales. rszigext .t tmua o1uco.
'r J. CLARK, Agent for the, Ute
• 'borne usia1 rises—rereitithar, ennby man
preate ly attended to.
S. CAMPBELL. PROVINGIAl,
• need Surveser, ae., wilt > w et the
month. dorsa for work lett Tuesday
siraJoon
7ipat014i,040 tern receive prompt,ttouttotr.
N °TICE.
The Council of the County of Huron will meet
In tt,o Court House. to the Town of Qraderieb, on
MONDAY, the and JUNE next at 2 o'clock p. ape
PETERA►DAMSON, County Clerk,
Cloderinh. May 2003, I678.
AVTIQN.---I hereby forbid any
poyiu t or perform trustiest:3yy write Barbara
9tulea, to rn' i.,rute, act.1 will meat boreeponaible
tray alebti c.ar.ttarcted by her On or after tate
A i t.ft xaaALI81t.
dfayeetia, 1878.
'Tk.W LIVERY' STent4E, Mann Street
IA Exeter. MARK Clj&Bless would nei-
t ua nt4tu. pnblfe that he has opened a new
lavers ,hates un his prerntaer. The public
drill find good and aotnfortablti rIgeat allbours
lead et tnoai irate charges.
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01ANO iietutiGatConcert grraarlpydeiifN
. +
cost emote only true
6u ch'i't ted square rhinos, oott, 51,160, only
.255. t' lei, rut t lrrit;ht Pi nos, cost, $3100. only
43155. 1Stw St\'ln Uptight Piano/..174.50. Organs
3.7. Organs 18 eti pn. S78 60. Churoh Organs, 16
/W;as, caast81190, mtly 1!5. lilegrat 2875 mirror
since malt:wesvzit $
tick. Tr*menden:
Ste'rmirxotork-vsoon
tote a te.l.Notre anpere nigh m+eh Intorno.,
tam aboutvestof at'iu•'os, and Organa, Sl:NI.
FREE. 11'•ncn address DANIEL F. BSTATY
waaftiarton, \' J.
AGENTS WANT t' i en. stat.
HISTORYoFi'IARI,fl
',1'Eanb^acing full and nuthtlo account rt of every
'Otnftiortof ancient antimo le., timoe,anttincluding
O history of the rise add fall otthe Greek an.1 Bo-
man Empires, the growth or the nations of ,.ted.
ern Europe, the middle ogee; the crusades, the
feudal eyetom. the reformation, the discovery nun
settlement et the New World, etc., eta.
containsIt lagoh1260ae .1oubla. 75 tine
din hmost
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comple
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agt Snd r smonpeauexta
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terther na)kt. A drew whv
tiuNAre. Pasrrrtssrna
Co. Philadelphaa.Pa,
PIANOS and ORGANS.
PIANOS—Grand, Square and upright—the best
made in the w.rld, .ORGANS -5 and 6 octave
Reed Organs from 2 to 1' stops—cbe bent mann-
Inc nred, and et rrices an low, if not lowee, thnu
any other house in the world. AGENTS 'ANT.
ED. Iltuntre-od cataalogeus mailed, HORACE
WATERS et SONS, Manutactnrern and Dealers,
Nast ast 14th Street NOW York. ;.P. 0. Box 5.567.
serf
In _h d '845.1
rilrrqi !V
til•.., •u tau" ,.a aWa Baa . larbd a^.
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5styles of Ill. fun card/ 10c., or 10 °bre* earls
mOC. with name. J. B. I Ur3TI D, Nwsiitu, NS
25 Lovely Rose Bud or 25 Gilt-EdgedOrasain,
with name,10 ate:• O. VANN it co., North
Chatham, N. Y.
1101/LES IRr the 111Ei.EWARE Penmen.
at+ iaratl AJ fat.— Excellent grain, fruit and
▪ graps. farms in the lower counties at hail the price
u.sked for poorer lard further. north. Del2ghtful
and healthy climate. Address or call on NOYES
SPICE13, Real Est.te Agent, Milford, Del.
$10 $20 $50 i%
Invested judiciously in Stocks (Options pr.Pr'ivi-
leges), is a sure road to rapid foi tune. Pull de
tails and Official Stock Exchange Reports free
Address T. PoTTrR WxoaT & 00' Bankers, 85,
Well Street New York,
elf/ A DAY to a'aants onnvan •mine for the Pire,,ide
w 1 Visitor. Terns and outfit free. Address P.U.
VICK RY.Augusta. Maine.
ABRIEF TREATISE ON PULMONARY
tJfseasee will be sentfres to alt alipliadhts.
Adurese aisoon G. Atom.,. i8 acrtlaud :treat,
new York.
s XETEIia ONTARIO, TEI CTRSDA Y' JUNE 6 11,376.
No40
COUNTY ITEMS. AIR. PORTER AT DASRWOOD, been driven from this country to t
Ale', A. Robertaaon who had hien Oil Thursday R United States by the suicidal policy o
. T ay evening lest,, Mr. Por- the Government. The aczstltitie evict
drinking heavily for conte daps, eves ter. the Conservative candidate. ad- orae financial mismanage7anent luf tit
t ,tlr,d dead in MM a bed in the Queens dre8efi a large wee mug of the eleotural
Mackenzie Administration tzhnwed Mr
Idotzl,Clinton, on l'hure;tlaylast, r^ of this seetion. 'th•, Greenway, the Jackson to be well posted in polio at
dict—apeaplexy, y fair",
chatter of the Reform party, waa peace-
Ttaer'ta have been between 80 and 100 eat. The attentlani a nas so large that , , •` •
atppeltl;a made by el'ch party. egrtiust , the candidates had to sneak in tele abed; THE 4AN1?IDATES AT CREDI
the Voters' Lti t of fxntleaielt I,ewltshtt►. et Orth s hotel. Mr. Jo'aepli Snell per -
There are o.lrly three aptecala atg,.ti .r:c (menet] the duties of chairman. Mr.
the Seaforth assessment roll. Power gave a very luc d e'er-tiuettiou of ABOUT ONE THOUSAND PEY$ONS PRESENT.
A few days sinee Mr. Humphrey the N;ttiotte4l 'uracy, a'+ euuncietted by
Soleil, of Uullett, scold a grade eau; nee Nair Jahn Mttodon t!d. and :showed the Tho to gest political demonstration
ween else, for the suite of ala"a. Iliatrulvalttog a the C:.itts4ien evening ever wmtlieeeed in the 'lownitttip of
and mrinufaoturiug interet; ed bteplteu was held at Cretditnn +came J rid.'
eta by tete pubes 1.1 the °event, 'eai t, of evening last, in the interest of Mr.
whittle admits American pradu eta free Porter, the people 11' ekieg in crowds
of ditty into °inutile, while a heavy beta all parte of the Township to Bear
dura, is pieced ore all articles sent from Mr. Porter, The croowd, wets so large
Caned, to the United States. `This he that nn hutlding i. the 1m05 0ould
%hewed lead the effect .of displacing a native field oue.fourth of them, It is
lagan "amity of Catintlian gratin which eatiumeted that over 1,000 ]battle were
ettotild be 8014 in lime hiatus' l)l) rka►t., but !'resent. De. Rollins occupied the
whielt vas forcer! to ,filed a market eta eh*. Mr. Porter delivered the be4
Europa; the cost et' ateadian it there by r peeoii ever beard' in Crediton, enlatrg,
land asst sea and the heavy oailmis- log on the betlefils of protection to tete
ions charged by chose whose hrtnds it agricnitatrail anal manufacturing
Wee, penning p=eluting ont the iejurious results
of free trade, and warning the electors
of the d tiger which meuatces Canada if
the trade policy of the Goverutueut be
allowed to (1 8tinne, Iit8 alleech lasted
about an hoar and three-gnertera. and
'vtui ituteued to throughout with inteuse
interest by the valet throng. It took
the people by aitorin, and the approving
murmurs which ever and atn.au eau like
au electric current through the assets-
lily as Mr. Porter made point after
point against free trade, evidenced that
a larg3 majority of the people of Ste-
phen riga opposed to the suicidal autl
unpatriotic polies of the Government.
and in favor of the National Policy of
the Opposition. Mr. Greenway replied
i11 a lengthy speech, hi which tete worn-
out and oft -refuted arguments of the
Pi0Gi0 speeches largely predominated.
He contended that 110 had always op
petted proteotien, and matte several at-
tempts to provoke Lite crowd into inter-
rupting him, which they lista,the good
eeetiee tint to notice. lle defendetl'the
Il;stniuistiquia job, and said that when
tut next spoke in Cieditt.n he thought
he. would in all proliatbility take another
view oaf the great (rude question than
that he wan then pre'leuting, which the
audience then ht c' dto likely in view
.,f the facility with which he oars ohauge
his coat. :The meeting dispersed about
11. o'clock. The Indiortt"tone in the
neighborhood are that Mr. Porter will
sweep the township and that Mr.
Greenway will be left at home to chew
the oud t,f reelection and remorse,
lie gaged an Au erie vessel to pull the.
f; beached boat into her natural element.
w 1 This is a flagrant violatis,n of the Amarine
e law of Canada, for which it is rumored
.1 that Hon. A. Mackenzie, Premier of
t the Dominion,. is. reponsible. The own-
er of the tug, it is said, went to Sarnia,
. Iand after an interview with the Premier,
in which the particulars of the case were
told, \1r. 1tlaokonzie advised his visite
to go ahead and engage an American
boat. Steps are to be taken t.' have
the affair investigated and settled.
TON.
I A few delta eitace a core belanrmmr tt
Ur. Cl ¢fibs, who lives i ear Oliut•m,
sieve birth to twin calves.
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a .
Mr. W.G r aliTownship.
'e ar d!
hes fall wheat slant it f sir feat, ii.•
inches feign, and ()lover 23 ia;ches.
A cow belonging to Mr. Jae. Howson,
of Clinton, died Pram the effects ref poi•
eon, it having taken a drink of paint,
\\'hoopiug cough prevails amnia;
some of the children in Cliutou.
'rhe Cannty Council hove appointed
s oaannuittee to inspect ttie different
Begins tient have been offered as silts for
the proposed peer !rause.
A. jockey was fined one dollar and
costal for tieing abusive leuguaege to sAlt'.
Paisley, of Clinton, the other day.
A nl=ttch between the Brueefield and
Bayfield cricket clubs took place a few
stays eittee, reeultitlg in a victory for
the fotmer,'by 10 wickets.
Time Freo Itinerate of Gndesieh are
mnalmiug arrangementa to have Au etc
eureiOn to Loudon ou June 24th (St.
John's day).
;lir. F. G. \\'idtlown. the ex -mock, is
at present delivering lectures iu.naveral
partit of the county,
.A. cumber of young folks oenneoted
with the G, Al. Church, Wingbaan, cal-
led on their poster. Rev. Air. Mitchell.
on Tlturetlayevening last, and pre-
sented imine with a purse autttainiub follow; ether labor would be driven in ;
about $00. 1 with the great maracas of patpnlatieu
The Epliicoital. leti)tleatliet-,c angrega-
tura t►t GGtadericlt are abort. to erect a
handem:1me new church at the cost of
$000,
BODGEit- I LLE..
FOR Toa OLD COUNTRY --On the 28rd
ins
t., t. t. r u
m t\l t trate a,
John 0-U b rn
o @ nAd
Strang,
Mr. McKay, of Tuckersinith, started
from Saeltfortis on at pleasure trip to
Scntbtlad. They intend remaining some
montlta, and will visit Peril before re-
turning. They go by the Moraviimm,
t of the Alla; Iiue.
PeusoNA.,.--•-Maaoy of the friends of
Mr. Dugan ' 81 rle. it fanner teacher ot.
S. S. No. 1, I;.barue, will be pleamtl to.
learn that haat goutieman won high
honors at the intermediate examination
of McGill University. Blr, Cutrie tools
fir81 mit the Natural Salome department.
wars first in Oriental languages, and
stood first iu General Proficiency.
passed through on the way °sit cowing
out of the pockets of the ettenttilrau fee.
mer. He Made 1118 048e Ho plain that.
the ferment present could not fail to nee
the injnry and Ines they saistained
through the uperstion of •the present
unfair tariff arictneeneonts. The dis-
oneeion of the gne•.tinn will have the
Rood effect of Masking the people in
tide neighborhood reflect seri uely over
their condition and upon their duty to
thenmeelvaa and their eonntry, Mr.
Porter next dwelt on the necessity of
Protecting the mauaifnetnres of she
Datminion, widen, tinder the arose fire
of free trade on one side and la•otectiou.
on the other, have been famed to leave
the oouutry or close up altogether. lie
showed clearly the t►dvautl►t;es mane -
imitated, would bring to all olnsses.
They would necessitate the use of In •
Dressed capital : emnplcyment of many
more artisans at higher seance 4701114
alai' thrrrlsiitbliehmentt :of tu,tuufa1otUr
ing centres, the farmer would be sure
of a market nearer dome than Liver-
pool ; he could then dispose of his pro -
White driving to church at Blyth on duce without paying the east of Oar -
Sunday last, Mr. Itobert Laidlaw, his tinge to a distant encu ket, as be is now
wife alit eon, were thrown from the oatli,iielled to do ; he weld )mve aoe.esa
wagon, and Mrs, Laidlaw severely in- to a luore varied market, wlhich would
jured, her hip being broken. The oth. enable }rim to have a l atation of crops,
ems escaped unhurt. end thus prevent the. weariaag out pro.
A by law for the purpose of bnvinge nese which rovei table accompanies for
site for the Wingham market plaice was present unhealthy and forced system of
submitted and voted on in that place farming whielh Cenadiaus ate forced to
ne Monday last, reigniting hi favor of adopt in order that they mar live.
the bylaw by 28 votes. The financial condition of toe coun-
Bruese%e voted on the by-law to pur- try "19 next ahoavn, details of expentli-
chatse one of Roualti's steamers ou tura of the present Administration en
allondav last. The town was divided tared into, and cnmprarlsot•s made with
into two polling "divisions. The result that of Sir Jelin llaodonald's Govern -
went. Tile extravagance of the Gov -
was almost unanimous, there being
only tour against it. The excellent eminentu spite of their aft-rei•eated.
work 4OLO by the steamer at the 'late promises to r.. le the C011ntrys,ecnnomi
lire was the cause of the result. 0[1113,, is causing the people to e7tarnine,
The contract for conveying time mall more obesely than they have hirllert'n
twice ti week between the post offices of been in the ahhof rudole
the expelldi
sure Of t110ee who rule them. Abto-
Beeohwood. and ' Seaforth has been gather Mr. Porter's speech, which was
awarded to Mr. John Reedy, -4 poetmas• eourteons •do trine, argumentative, clear
ter, Beechwood, for four years. - and convincing, left a deep arid favors.
Kr. Win. Jarvis, jun.. 'of the Huron ble impression nn his hearers, and'he
Road, has gra, a on his farm thirty;, i• unquestionably safe for a splendid
three inches in length. mitjotily in this neighborhood.' Ile
Mr. and Mrs. George Adhesort have wits enthusiastically applauded on tak-
returned to Goderieh from.:Los9A.ngeles, hog his Seat. .
Oteiforuia. That distant ootmtfy.= did ' ,Mr, Greenway replied, and his ad-
mit please theta, Gode'rieh-havumg ede- dress, Laine, ilnpaateut and ha Unit, in,
aided preference. reariled contrast to the ringing apeeeh
Mr. Willetts, an .old end well-known of Mr. Porter, fall flat. and stale nn the
farmer of Howiek, while laboring under crowd. It didn't elicit the 'emit ap
a derangrment of- the mind, cut hi' : planee. lie worked hard, but' in 'vain,
own throat with a razor., on the morn ...to prose that protection would be ruin
ing of the 24th, but timely
aid •!'Vas at 0/100 procured, and ,incaed;
ed in,saving his life.. .
•Ther,meurbers •of'the Egmohdville
Gran .'.Tuckeremith, shipped last
week xrJm SeafeirCh St.,tio)r about twee
thousand bushels, five oar loads, of
wheat direct to Liverpool'. The grain
was shipped through a taiga produce
firm iu Toronto.
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DOM1N10S1 NEWS.
Hon. Wilfred Dorion,'Judge of the
Supreme Conti, diad' at Montreal ort
Tuesday last, His cteath was very end -
den, having -been lelli:e metal health a
ltiaenieut before.
die.astrone fire in Montreal .on
Sunday morning last °onsnme.' severed
buildings. LOSS about $20,000.
The Joly-Bachand :Administration
mit Quebec have eleoted the Speaker, A.
A. Tnrootte, by a mlajority of orale 14
PORT BLAKE,.
SHIPPED.—The eteamner Vittorio took.
1,000 feet of lumber from this rt/on
Saturday Iset• G
BnzK.—Quite a business in :lumber
and tan bark is being do.ae at this
Port. Lest year Messy:+. Blake & Oo.
Shipped about six thousand dollars
worth of bark from bere—and this year
they will ship about double the quantity.
The farmer of the neighborhood are
at present busily engaged iu preparing
the bark for .sl iomneut. several lots•
have been sold during the last few love..
and the place liasaseumed quite" lovely
appearallee. The Port is pleasantly
situated. and' will before leug rank
aulot7g, the roost important harbors
along the.great lake. The neneleue of
it leige' place has been formed by
the enterprising firm, and the property
osners are ']•ceding ant great induue-
Ments to parties wanting a healthy to
one, and ins defence of a peliov which I'cnitay to settie iu. The land is of first -
burdens the Demiui..n with ars inertias.' 1We'
ed debt of forty million dollars in f'-nr
years,_which causes an annual da'fir:it
II of $1.0(10,000,,rolle up the expenditure
$5.000,000, squanders $109,000 an
•Senator Foster, (who, by the way,
turned it somersault an welt -'an Mr.
t*reenway,) wantonly wasted $2,000,-
000 in
2,000,000.in purchasing steel rails from Mr.
Meolksnzie's brother, threw away $00.-
000 on those unselfish ptstriets, Oliver,
Devid'aon & Co., at .the Katlnii,istlquie,
and 'es intnitted numberless other shady
tratne•ctl.ne we.ieli time and, space will
not permit me to particulrize, ,was'
anything but happy.
Mr. Porter, in a ;few vigorous s•on -•.Relook, they started with the tug, but
tenoe,t, ore into shreds the few and :through some. mismanagement the taw
' • Asuotte.—Tice Tien Minnie Walker,,
engaged in dratsiug wtt d for the steaim
dredge CI1a1leriat,'whioh ill at present'
dredging the Bayfield harbor, was at
tempting to load wood from the shore,
about two m;1es above. the Port, but ow -r
ing to a very high sea running at the,
time, o.auld not dome The vessel was
run down to Messrs,'Slake.& Co's Dook,
where the crew intended. to leave the
scow and go back to Jellyfish' with the
tug. After fastening the scow to the
flimsy arrgurnects Mr. Greenway had
advanced, and was again cheered to
the echo. •
Mr. George' Jaekson male a sbort.
speech, and inatancell a luin(mereof
large .manufacturing firms who bate Saturday lase the t ee:writ' the tug en -
lice o;i,ught in the screw, rendering the
e'lgine useless: The eugieeer immedi-
ately let off steam, and the vessel was
heeded high ,and dry, On the shure. On
SITTING BULL.
On April 18th Major ligce, command-
ing the Seventh Infantry at Fort Ben-
ton, informs the military headquarters
Wet hostile) Sioex,: Arrepaboes, Oheyen-
nee andothers are a'esetnbled at, the aaat-
ern corner of the Cypress Mnuntains,
known as Sitting Bull's camp. Ati
early iiavaal'8 eolith DI the boundary
line is looked for. Two thuur.and'war-
riore, fully armed, defiaut, and ready
fer fight, bavo acted him to move his
forces to more secure places. Sitting
Batll recently made a rancorous haratie
gime, 1).01)14411g to return to the United
States !then the brass grows and make
the soldiers weep. .A brand war denote
and muttering of thevatione'tribee Idm.
lowed.
MURDER WILL OUT.
A•
"A forgotten crime hu been revived is
Ea..t York. Twenty-one years ago a
farmer named Linen, residing on lot 2,
?erli Towuship,mysteriously disappear-
ed, and was never seen again. Satur-
elit'y, as Mr. Hunter, the present occtl-
pant of the premises, was underdraiuing
one of the fields, he came upon a skele-
ton which oircutnstaucee point as that
of Mr. Linen, who the neighbors say
was tiudougtedly murdered. In fact a
man is now living, who en the fatal
night went to visit the house where the
deed was done. Upon reacllir g the
door a disturbance iusidgetiettracted his
etten ion. and peering titgh the win-
dow he saw a man prostrate on the floor.
a woman leani 1g over and. apparently
grasping his feet, while her husband
was in the act of drawing Something
Imes the throat of the captive. The
i Wrest in the case has again revived
with the diecovely of the remaina,.and
1,11e vi.rltir 18 Bassin tO be anxious to tel'1
Willy itis knowledge of the whole oro -
'coatings. .
,THE MONCTON MURDER CASE.
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The inquest on the body of Timothy
McCarthy, the Moncton tavern keeper,"
.alleged to have been murdered at She-
diac 031 Oot. 12th last, by the Osborne
.family, was Coni&tided on June Srd.
1 Some witnesses were called by the de-.
fence, for the purpose of breaking down.
,the statement of Annie Parker and oue
Woman swore that the girl heard that
,Mrs. MbOarthyt •had promised her
money if she world swear that tbe Os-
borrtes had killed her husband. The
jury failed to agree on a verdict. Five..
.of the seven jurymen found that Me.
Cairthy came to his death by a blow or.
blows on the head from a hatchet
the bandit of Harry Osborne, in the bar.
room of the Waverley House, 'gives
him by his mother, Mrs. John Osborne.
in the presence sod with the consent
if Eliza Osborne, and charging Harry.
Eliza, and. Mrs Obboru.e with the eilfui
murder et McCarthy. The two re -
maiming jurymen found McCarthy 1'1aa1
been nterder,d, but considered i.l.e evi-
dence was ills-iitileie)It to say by wham.
The ,jury were ti,:charged, and the pri -
Oners remoulded hook to Lore I,e ter
jail. • The !rel.] eeill teke'edeee in Jul;..).
The inquest lrfetel three tvt'ek:.