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READ OFFICE MONTREAL.
Jane Monson, >uag., - • Presidaat.
Moa. trumsui WoroocAx Floo•Pree.,
T J OtaarroN, Vice -Pres eanteutual Tia 00-
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0D L Mao herson: Senator.
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:Exeter 7r ranch,
SAENBT C. BREWER - - MANAGNli.
LOANS TO FAUXEBS,
Money advanoedto farmers on easy terms, outheir
ow a promtasory notes with ons or more good en -
dentate. No mortgage required as security.
SAVINGS BANK Du PAitT>if1;,NT
5 par cent, interest allowed on c1ejosits,
gllaegtaol,sht andsold. Ser
nxehaugbouhdrafts
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Collections made in aU parte of the Dominion
and returns promptly remitted at lowest rates o
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THURSDAY, JUNE 5, 1879
'OUTTi HURON NOMINATION.
The nomination of candidates for
South Huron in the Legislative As-
sembly took plaoe at Hensall on Thus -
day last, 29th May. Mr. John Beat-
tie, of Seaforth, returning -officer. The
attendance was very good. Proceed-
ings oommenoed at nue o'clock. Only
11Ir. Jaekson and Mr, Bishop were no-
minated, Mr, Jackson being proposed
by I1r. D. H. Ritchie, seconded by Mr.
,Cresswell, Reeve of Tuckersnlith, aud
111r. Blahop by Mr. John 'Parsons, of
Crediton, and Mr. D. D. Wilson, of
Seaforth. After receiving nomina•
-tions, a public meeting was convened
in Purdy's Hall, which was well filled.
Mr. Wm. Lewis, of Stephen, was called
to the chair, which position he filled to
the satisfaction of all. The proposers
and seconders were allowed fifteen
minutes and the two candidates an
hour eacli, Mr. Bishop to precede Mr.
Jackson and to close the meriting with
a reply of ten minutes, in which he
•was to touch upon no new subject.
Mr. Parsonsbriefly urged the claims of
Mr. Bishop, and was followed by Mr.
•Ritchie, who touslied upon the finan-
cial phase of the question andshowed
how uuharnlonious were Mr. Bishop's
pledges" to the people with his course in
the Legislature, where he has support-
ed the most profligate extravagance.
Ile spoke in high terms of Kr. Jack-
son, who had come to this country
when ten years old, helped to clear a
farm, logged and labored in the fields
just the same as all the rest of t e
early farmers, and was able to under•
stand the requirements of the farming
community just as well as Mr. Bishop,
while iu every other respect he was s,
much more able man and would make
a better representative.
Mr. D. Wilson next asoeuded the
Illatform, and paid a high tribute to
Mr. Jackson's eharaoter aud nbililea.
?3e had kuown him intimately fur a
number of years, and bad never heard
the faintest suspicior breathed against
him. He•ooaldu't speak so confidently
of Mr. Bishop, because he wad not so
well acquainted with him. He sup-'
,forted Mr. Bishop ora :party grounds
and because he was a supporter of Mr.
`Iowat'a GoverLment---a Gov. riLtnent
which be (Mr. Wilson) believed to be
sue best aud purest Governmout in the
world. He had strong faith in that
`tavern -neat. He believed it was s.
good Government. He believed they
bad been economical. He believed all
that was said against them to be un •
true. He believed they labored only iu
-the interest of the people. Re again
believed we had a good (Iovernineut.
?Ie •believed the people would believe
so too, He believed this Government
w ould be sustained. He believed Mr.
Bishop would be ()looted too. 'He now
believed it advisable to draw the Do-
::.iiniou (overument into the contest,
.sand stated that a number of employees
had ene day .been dismissed by the
Deminioa Government and the next
day a .aetnru presented to the House
t ahow'119g the reduction made, but that
ma the third day they were all re-en-
gaged—a statement ' whioh )guns at
right angles to the truth, aadis also•
;atoly without foundation, even through
jttered by a man, of .exoeeding great
faith, Mter again 41`el a i'ug that WO
had the best Government that"evsrr eu•
teted, and alae eliding alis reoital of the
new Con seism of Faith, Mr. Wilson
believed le had better take his seat.
If a pin (4othing less than a four-inoki
auger bol , however, would do justioe
to the flow) were stuck into Mr, Wil-
son and all Lfs faith allowed to run out,
the W1ls n portion remaining could
only be Knot with the aid of a mioros-
cope; or if miracles were not out of
fashion, awe might confidently expect
another Ascension without the aid of
Caron am, the Stygian stream.
Mr, Cr ssweli was intimate with
both oandates, and knew nothing , to
the disore it of the oharaoter of either,
AIr, Biahohe considered a failure as
a legislator J.n tho County Council
he had *adored sadly iu matters
which had eon entrusted to him, and
was not at tall 'qualified to represent
such an iia.portant constituency as
z. He briefly alluded to
ublio improvements made
hoe during Saudfield Mao -
ninistration, and contrast -
South Hur
the many
in the Pro
donald's A.
ed the elope diture of his Government
with that o Ir. Mowat. In the short
with I
time at his Iisposal he made several
against Mr. Bishop, and
y cheered.
next rose.
tornado of
telling point)
sae repeater
Mr. Bisho
there was s
For an hour
words and a
whirlwind o passion. He frothed at
the mouth. He sawed the air, and
one was mo4entarily expecting to see
him fling anarm across the room or
rough the window. He
axed, he raged and he
His olatter was like the
kick a boot f
bullied, he
expostulated
noise of e, styli saw mill. He pitched
into Jackso pamphle, aud we be-
lieve we are t going too far when we
say that h4alniost demolished the
cover. He t}iehled upon four of the
Itaiued it, admitted that
e correct, but contended
told half the truth, but
show the audieaco the
henever he challenged a
le pamphlet he neglect -
proof, excusing himself
d that he had only au
statements o
the figures lv,
that they ou
be failed to
other half.
statement in
ed to furnish
nu the grog
hour to spear lid could not afford the
time to brin trod—truly a •nie.l posi-
tion to be ten by a man who has
been iu Parli
sent the perpe
moment Biwa.,
pared to tale his uusupported word,
especially w ed Mr. Jackson, iu all
eases of -disu, took the public re-
cords and prvel his statements to be
invariably ocre 1. For instance, Mr.
Bishop, in its
increased cos o
stitutions, this
ut and seeks to repro -
gain. Does he for a
the people are pre -
opting to justify the
inspecting public in -
the accuracy of the
statement ilia • Jackson's pamphlet
that the nutter of institutions to be
inspected he not increased over a
dozen sinceandfield Macdonald left
power. Mr.ishop said they had in•
creased abouurty.. Mr, Jackson took
the Tnsueetol Report and proved the
increase to l exactly a d tzen, when
;NIL. Bishop eibited his lack of moral
perceptiou bflheering ironically. By
this means b=razened himself through
and disgusternany of his bast friends.
Mr. Jacksc made an excellent ad-
dress of abot fifty minutes' duration.
It was a plai honest statement of the
finances, small marked contrast to
Mr. Bishop'ombastes Furioso style.
He traced 1 ground carefully and
explained evi statement to the satis-
faction of t audience. He proved
every asserti that wee called in ques-
tion, and othd Mr. Bishop his books
to disprove am. But Mr. Bishop,
kuowing Mrtaclison was:telling the
truth; dttuedot consult these (loon-
•moats, and d to suffer the hnmilia-
tiau,—if allying can humiliate him —
of seeing t opponent sustaiued in
everything a himself disbelieved.
Although e believe the majority
of those preht favored Mr. Bishop,
Hay beiug a,form stronghold; we are
oonfideut Chair. Jackson made many
friends by hi;entlemanly and honest
couduot, wit was du striking con-
trast to Mr. ishop's coarse offensive•
uess rind diNlting:buffoonery.
sass
',JR ICE TS
4.14. Yuma?.
tVhito Wheat ... 44 to 0 95
Seott .............91O009
%ilea w 4?
Fife ••• .•• .. 0 93 to 0 95
lied Chaff " 088 to 0 90
barley •.. ... 0 40 tot 50
Oats ... 0 37 to I! 38
Clover Sea3. .... 3 40 to 3 75
peas 0 GO to 01'5
i4gga • •
butter
Flour per Uhl
Potatoos, per ii .
,Apples por bay
Dried apples p•.,
Hogs, draped 10a
Beef
Bided
Sheepskins`, 08 .
ONTARIO ELECTIONS
LIST orOANDIDAT'35 NOMINATED.
Conetttuenee.
Addington...
Algoma: , , . .
Oonsor•oatfve, .I'tofor)m, xad,
,Dennison.. . Deroehe .. Lake . .
......Ly011..... .,.
Braid,N Baird ..,.Young..:.
Brant,,8 1Vjlson Hardy..., ...,
Brookville.... ,Mausell , .. Fraser , .. .
Bruce ,N......Biggar .... Sinclair
J3rnce, 8 Baird Well,
Cardwell, .....1� 1esher'. 1' tobinsoubieMmus
Oarleton......Monk IVTilas,..,,
Cornwall..... . , . • . Mack.
Daffodil Barr...
Dnndas11order....... Chamberlain.
Durham, L+' „Rosevear. Rosevear . ,... ,. Snowden
Durham, W: Colville . , .. McLaughlin
igi11, E Day ;Nairn.............
1 A•• Y • ,
L1oht,Jir... ,Glottthers,.Gasaaden
Essex N... ..White ...Gagoao
Essex 5..., ..Wigle ...Balfour.,....
Fr'outenao. ... Calvin, .....Dawson.,,Streohan
Glengarry.
Grenville,S. ..Frouch.... Fraser
Grey, N........Oreighton,.Doyle..., , „
Grey, S Fahey..... , Hunter
Grey, 1. Lauder ...Rorke
Haldimand.... Thoulpson..Baxter...........
Halton Beatty ....,Robluson....:...
Hamilton Murray.... Gibson
Hastings, N.. , . Boultel , ..... ...Wood
Hastings, E ... Gordon . , - A.ppelby
Hastings,W , , . , Robertson ..1-loldon . , .. ,. , .. .
Huron, 8......J•ackson.... Bishop
Huron, la Holmes, . , . Gibson
Huron, \V Belly Moss
Keit, E., . `Trerioe..., . McOrauoy, ..... .
Kent, W Coutts..., , .Robinson
Kingston Metcalfe... .Robinson
Lambton, ..E, .. Shirley Graham.
Lambton, ..W .. NloGarveyPardee
Lenark,N., Mostyn Caldwell
Lenark,S Elliott
Leeds and Gren-
ville N Merrick ....Meikle
Leeds, 5 Green...
Lennox.....,...Roe ......... Hawley.....
Lincoln....... ;MoOarthy..Neelon
London Meredith,. Magee
Middlesex,N..... MoDougall,.Waters..
Middlesex,E ,,... To nley .....McKenzie.,.
Middlesex,W....Riohardson,Waterworth.....
Mousk Dodds .... Harcourt
Muskoka & Par -
Sound .Miller
Norfolk, N .Freeman
Norfolk, S... ..Morgan.....Austin.......
Northumberland
East Cochrane... Ferris.
Northumberland
West Field............
Ontario, N.......Gil]espie..Paxton....... ,...
Ontario, S... —.Brown..
(Clancy
Ottawa +Stars ....O'Donoghue......
(Mecaffrey
Oxford, NCurrey...... Mowat,.
Oxford. S ..Crooks.
Peel MoCulla.....Chisholm..
Perth, N, ..... ,MoDermott..tay
Perth, S. Brunner , . Ballantyne
Peterboro', E... Caloutt......Blezard
Teterboro', W.. Scott Elliott
Prescott ........Harken.....Ryan.. - . Johnson
Prince Edward.,Clapp Striker
Renfrew, N, .... Dean in .....Murray. .
Renfrew, 8 lionfield...Tielney
Russell Baker 1foCaul..........
Sinnott, S ......Parkhill
Simooe,15......Steele Cook.
Situcoe, W ... Long :. Phelps
Stormont.. .. Kerr.. . Farrah
Toronto;;.,...Morns .... Mow•tt
Toronto, W .. Bell .... Ogden
Victorio. N.....Fell ... Peek
Victoria, —.Russell .. Wood
Waterloo, N....Watters .. Springer
Waterloo, S. Thin Livingstone
Welland Near Currie
Wellington, S. Sweetman Laidlaw
Wellington, C. Clarke
Wellington, W. McGowan McKim
Wentworth. M. M'il'lahon WMonios
Wentworth, S. Carpenter Awroy
York, N. Murphy Widdifreld
York, E. • Bobiuson .Baclgorow
York, W. Tyrrel Patterson.
PARR FOR SALE.—Lot 14, CON.
cession 10, Stephen, containing 300 moms. 70
acros cleared. Good 1 g house and frame barn,
40x00. Good young oreha d, grafted fruit, Tho
farm. is well fenced nod in a good state of culti-
vation. There is a largo quantity of black ash,
also a never failing well, For terms apply to
HENRY PHILLI CP 15, Crediton. June a.
1 T OTICE.--The Council of the Cor-
poration of the County of Huron will meet
in the Court house in the town of Godorich on
Monday, 10th of Juno next. PETER ADA.,tSIN
County Clerk 2b.
Goderioh, May 20, 1870.
FARM FOR SALE.—Lot 8, eouees-
sion 13, Usborne. Seventy acres more or
loss, sixty acres cleared and in a good state of cul-
tivatiou, good frame house and frame barn, log
stables, good woll of water, spring crook running
amiss the place, good orchard, good fences. For
further particulars, appppl��} ou rue ern
or by
letter to Jr)IiN Ib1IrIC,SCarktonP.0.,Ohtarh0.
may 20, 1870. tf.
New York Millinery Store
151RS.C.B.WII,LIAMShas just opened out in
Fanson's Block with a large stock of .Spring Goods
HATS, BONNETS AND SHAPES
of the latest Now York and Philadelpbia styles.
Also a Large assortment of 'iri2nmings in all
shades, Ribbons, Feathers and Ornaments, Lad -
tea' hats nicely trimmed mom 50 ciente up, Veils,
false ties, cuffs, collars, fringes and nook frills.
Also a large stook of fancy Dry Goods, infants'
hats, hoods, and Cops. Ladies' linen snits out in
the latest Philadelphia stylus. A. largo assort-
ment of Parasols and Paris Mantles.
Call and examine our stook before irurehaaing
elsewhere as we sell for prices to suit the times
and deal liberally with the farmers in their way
of trade. MKS. C.13, WILLIAMS,
Exeter, April 17, 1879.
DUBL1C SCHOOL TEACHERS'
EXAMINATIONS, 1870.
For hrirat-0lass-«At the Normal Schools, Toron-
to and Ottawa, on
Thursday, July 10, at 9 A. M,
For Second Class—Atthe Town of Godorioh and
High Schools of Clinton and Seaforth, on.
Tuesday, July S, at 2• P.M.
For Third Class—At the Town of Godorieh on
:: ::: ons to u cis Monday, July 14th, at 2 P.M.,
... 0 08 to 0 11 Forma of notice to be previously given by the
. G 00 to G 00 candidates can, bo obtained on application to the
1 00, to 1 10 secretary,
. 70 to a 75 It is indispensable that candidates notify the
... 0 05 to 0 00 Secretary net later than the hat of .Tune of their
G 00 to 5 GO intentlau to present themselves for examination.
G o
... 4 00 to G 00 kap roquire(lto forward the necessary oartiAoatoe
00
,0 tota 08000 Candid arcs for first and second-class dertificates of sgqcoosa a toeching, and era, are required to
fi&yy pot ton Sb0 tQ 9 05
fttrtrish 4o1Oi sates of mo nl c$araoter,,
Onions par Ili . . , . 0 $0 to 0 7G Oandidttttiµ for second o ass, uttlst abate w.•ltst, er
I.arc1 n 09 ;to 0 10. they intend to rite in Godexieh orri� at, woof of ht,e
vecol,por ib t 01810 0 20 othornafned H it•Sohoote. •Candidates toe taxied(
`SCurkey8 N5' kb , .a. 0 07 40 0 07 olaes 5rust furnilrrh proper pproof�pf age.
C+oese„: 0 08to 0 05 k'#3T]F1 s Duel,
puolw, dor ptvG 0 00 000 May 0,1870. tt Soap Doan* Ezra
10
Zzoann Rank of Canada.
HEAD OFFICE, MONTREAL.
Capital paid 21p, - - 111,000,000
D1Ri]CTU t9:
M.11. GAUI,T President,
lareal18 OAVEEHILL, vice -President
A. W.00ir,vibb M.P.P., ];.K (*1SLCISN1'4
THOS. ]'IFFIN ALI,X. BUl`ITIN,
VIES O.ttA'TIIE111,
TYH0it3AS CIIA1G - • - - Cashier.
aatlorccki6 MORNS - - Inspector
Exoter 1�a�;lnc'lfl.
GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRAN-
SACTI4D.
Money loaned to farmers on their own notes with
goodondorsers. Drafts issued ou New York.
SAYINGS BANK DEPARTMENT,
0 per cent. Jute -rest allowed on deposits of one
oller and upwards.
OFFICE KOU3is—Frons 10 to 3; from 10 to 1 o.n
Saturdays,
W.A. II.t.S'TINGS, Manager.
Exater,August22nd, 1878. 51.1x.
$50,000.00
Alienation. To oommenao on
Monday, Deo, 16,1878
W. D. McCloughlin
0130 Duni wt SI rod, London, will on the above
ditto, pilar his weolo stock, amounting to over
Fifty Thousand Dollars, at auction, anti nontiuuo
the sale every day at two o'elocic in tho after-
noon and at seven in the evening during the bal-
ance of this lrronth,—frons the 10th to the Slat
of December,
Tis is tiro largest and best stock that has ever
been offered to the public at their own prices;
and, as everybody knows, the goods are of tbo
beat manufacture and every article will be war-
ranted the same as if bonghtinthe ordinary way.
This is a rare chance to got flue gold and silver
watches, gold jewelry, clocks, plated ware raid
fancy goods at your own prices. Permits never
again will such au opportunity occur, Ssaara
your0hristmas and New Years presents at this
sale. Save your money for this auotiou--anti
maVemoney,
W. D, MoGLOUGHLIN,
Dundas street, London*
miLLINER/
.gar .i'izss GARI. aCKs'S.
A full line stew iu, of
Spring and .Sn,umor Hats, and; Bonnets,
all the very latest shapes.
New Flowers Feathers, and Ornaments.
Trimmings in great variety.
GIRLS HAL FROM $1.00 UP,
nicely trimmed.. Everything will be sold as cheap
as possible.
Fancy G oods, Berlin Wool, Mottoes, etc., a full
line always kept.
Jackets made or Cat 121 the latest styles.
MISS GAB,LICK,
Aurh1, 78. Vain St. 11 setor.
JILT REvEI7EE.
A. ear load of
American Pl.ster Paris,
PINE QVALITT. CAE LOAD
Beachville White Lime
fresh.
CUT NAILS GLASS, HINGES,
LOCKS & HARNESS TOOLS,
AT LOw PEKES.
cynTIR.Nn & co.,
Next Door to Samwell & Pickard's, Main street.
TIMI 'TABi,I, L. Il.& J3.11
00180 15011X1.
lrtlxed .,...,.,,.r..,
Mail ., ... ...,...•
Express . ..... .. , . .
00115e 500111
'Mail .. .............•
Mixed... .. ..
RXPress... ............
8.01) a. bx,
3.25 p. 111.
7.30 p. nl.
8.40 a. M.
2,50 p. '1u.
8.25 p, 1n.
MANITOBA—NO. 3
Air R. GRE ENWA1 INTENDS Talc -
fug cut another party to Manitoba on the
lath of Juno next Circulars shin€; I'ullinformtt.
don we to fare, route, etc. will issue in duo time,.
bust to parties. were very sices ft
l
1 r1Ub,
GREEN WAY,
(entrails P G
Mr G always accompanies his parties out,
through the oohutry free of obarge,
a t io ,ry:1 4"1 IiCy
PLOWS, and SCOTCH DIAMOND
HARROWS
constantly on hand ant merle to o rdor.
11IcMILLAN & MCBRIDE
having now groabor facilities than ever, are pre-
pared to supply fanners with iron iloam Plows,
Steel Mould Boat tl, made by ovrselves ; Chill
Plows, Knappo2 make; Scotch Diamond i"iarrowa
Cultivators, Gang Plows.
Carriages and buggies on hand, tend made to or-
der, Horse shoeing attoudel to on the shortest
notice. Horses soatopreventinterferiug,
LfcriXULT AN ac MOBBID18, King St., Heiman.
HAY PUMP WORKS.
C. BOLTON - PROPRIETOR.
Having added to my pump machiuern', and pro-
cured a large quantity;,of Karat -class Pump logs, 3
am prepared to offer an article
Superior to any Factor in the County,
and at prices that defy competition. Wells anal
Cisterns dug on the shortest notice.
Before purchasing call at the Hay Pump Works.
i=,. Shop -.One-quarter mile north of Ilxetor
London Road. Hay P. 0
LIVERPOOL,
LONDON1 h.'RRY,
GLASGOW
ALLAN LINL OF
Royal mail Steamships.
The favorite route between Canada and Great
Britain.
SICJ.,'i,.,1JtEJle SERVICE.
TUR SARMATIAN
will sail on Juno 14 Shsrtost sea passage. For
spend, comfort; economy aud safety are equal oa
auy other Atlantic Line, and being a Cauadiau
Line.shoulr be patronized by all Canadians. Fel
particulars as to passage or parties sending ler
their f rata ds, apply to
CAPT. G. KEMP, Exeter.
LARGER THAN EITER, AND CHEAPER THAN ,'VER.
HAT IS ? DREW'S STOCK OF PUR-
I- t NITURE. Bedroom and Parlor Furniture a
specialty, and the ahaapost west of Toronto,
Lounges and all Upholstered work greatly re-
' C i't �y sit
..,_ . _ • • ��-._iT"�1T�a 114Ced21! prices.
Spring Beds from 52.79 up ; wovou wire ut e.ttrasses for
Myelitis and sickness, to prevent bed -sores, at remark
abloly low prices.
Parties desiring tofurnish houses would do well to .alh
at:Drew'a, and examine the stock before purchasing olee-
who:o.
Undertaking promptly attended to at low rates. Al.
kiwis of Trimmings, Shrouds, Gloves, Caps, dm., furnished. Euublems of all the different Societie
also kept in t,toek for ;anemia, The hea.se is the best in the county. Postbus tor sole at D1REW'S
Furniture wa+cerooms .Exeter.
The Egyptian Embalmer used to prevent Inc discoloring of corpses and offensive odors,
SPRING STUCK SPRING STOCK.
Now Complete at
tili,A141TON BROS.,
New Cashmeres, Cords and Serges,
New Black and Colored Listreg',
New Drees Linens Prints and Cottons,
New Muslins, Embroideries and Edgings,,
New Umbrellas, Parasols, and Sunshades all the latest novel-
ties, Ladies outfittings, &c., &c.
WE CAN'T DESCRIBE THEM; YOU MUST SEE THEM.,
Large stock Tweeds and Coatings, and Ready-made clothing.
Clothing made to order in latest styles. Good fits guaranteed.
Special attention is called to our stock of DUCKS,,
I P
i , & COTTON SHIRTING, known as the
O O R LA PS MEND
tough as leather, Choice fresh Groceries always on lana..
too: advance- goods at. olid prices. Lail and see,
RANTOIT BRO.