The Exeter Times, 1880-1-15, Page 4The MIolsons Bank
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°Vital $2,000,00.0,
READ OFFICE MONTREAL.
'cions Wolum/in, Ta(1, 1 r/afdetit,
,!.H,1R. Monson, Befit •. + .Txio0-14:1/81)
, DIRECTORS,
Ron D L Mean ]li.e�tson, E W Shephard,
Et Alloldloll,q►1 P I', S H Ewing,
8tEEEllos ,xi'illittiu s,
F. W eLY one#•A:T'VfSOMAS, 48Q.,.Gen i Rfaltaper,
JA9 ET.r,to'1', l;srt., .Alanap/r Montreal Branch;
Ai. H134T0N, 1.1844 - . . Indp1/0tor.
Exeter Branch.
RENZI C..I31i1 YI R • = MANAGER;
LOANS 9.'O i'Ait11t1,Its.
Money adyawed, to farmers on easy terms, on their
ow,t promissory notes with ono Or more good en-
dersere, No mortgage required as security.
ttii173X11s BANK Drd•PART IENT
S 08r cent Intereitalloteed on ttceosits.
Drafts on United States bought and sold. Steri
1,R Exchange bought and sold,,
Collections made in all parts of the Dominion
and rotarns promptly remitted at lowest rates of
exchange,
i;xeter, August 15th 1878.
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Elde• ;id'efeil' EZl1:ft',5'a
THURSDAY, JANiJA:EY 8, 1880,
THE POOR HOUSE QUESTION.
As our readers are well award front
the op'xi:ons exp essed ,by us when the
Huron County Poor House qt e lion
was first spoken of, we are utterly op-
posed to the principle of systematic
public aid to the indigent, believing
that state charity when reduced to.a
system, is one of the greatest evils of
the nineteenth ceutury. It may hat's
its advantages -to municipalities..
They may save money by sending their
poor to a }dace common to the.
county, the expense attending which
is borne pro rata, or it may be that
the poor we have with us at present
would fare better under such a system;
but to our mind these advantages—if
they be advantages—are more than
counterbalanced by the evils that state
charity would bripg upon the oomuiu-
nity. The establishment of the prin-
ciple would in itself do an incalculable
a}iinunt of harm -harm that .would
low in magnitude as the principle in
teased in age and became more firmly
?`rooted as a part. of ,our Oivil. Govern-
nledt. It would teach the people that
they are not required• to labor any len•
ger than they fi;r , it convenientto do
so. -;t would destroy the national
• liabit 7if saving money fur ofd age—a
•
habit that would .become even more
characteri :tic of the peop•e than it is,
if allowed to develope unhindered by
the pernicious.influenee of state aid.
Many would argue that, saving wes un-
neeessary as•the state amply t'prorided
for, them when unable to provide for
themselves. Many people now work and
sltve money and become a credit to in-
stead ofa burden upon the country in
'their old age because they know their
• chances of being supported by thepub-
lic are very precarious, but establish a
system of public charity and the tenor
of their life is changed. The incen-
tive to labor is removed. They would
nnly live from hand to mouth while
they possessed the vigor of manhood,'
feeliug'secure in the knowledge that a
haven of rest is prepared at other peo•
pt•e's expense for their reception when
they are no longer able to work. The
principle is bad. 'It fosters a I spirit of
dependence, and makes; professional
mendieanoy;respectable. It enervates
the people,and robs them of their self=
rpl auoe. -They become whining sup -
Ocala for assistance, instead of being
strong\nlluded, and courageous; They
ffll,.befc're, difficulties because they
know.theyy:wille slistained,when they
fell. bat take away this assurance
from a man, and obstacles that under
the system of state °parity seem in-
surn:onntable would b,e resolutely over-
otime apd make the heart the stronger,
and the self, reliapce the ;firincr as a
ctonsegtzerieef W,e commend the, fol-
l?wing seesil)lo,remarke, frono;',the Globe
on the• questieh.
't$ow`to,provide for the. poor is a
• gliestion •muol'f,debated fibrin, the, win;
tier, when the, cpld weather and Is' k of
em.Olnymerit.cause a great dtial,,of, suf•
Onus,. g, Propositions to ;aaaitablieI
coy ntgal.nihouse ' rt pll.i,"0,lrtiy rade
ig rvari,attg paf?tV'1 ,.s Al Q.. 'T • g,lod
sense elite petrpte geeeri►lly pre,4euts •
r• 7
the oarryibg.olxt ot4snob ;proposals, the,
het that ppugi i►:ines rdoi, m+;ri'eJ itartfa•
.100 goo? 1b�t�ag►4 widely appreciated in
Canada.. TL;ri Qtrt1►•blisbiti'e.uif. 0(4 put =v
•
lie system of relief dernoral hes a • large
portion of the. -class from srlitelt pan.
pers are drawn, -.Tho induoenients to
frugality and temperance are much
strengthened when people know that
they may oharaoelto suffer if they aro
not frugalaa►wd= temperate. ' if lazy
people know,; thin: they have nothing
worse to fear than being fed ami cloth-
ed at the public'. ipenso, they are not
likely to labor and save for their sup-
port in old age. The poor law of 13ri-
tain is respausible for the perfectly cal-
lous, impudent, thankless seekers for
charity who are so numerous iu. Can-
ada. They have been brought up to
take it for grantedthat the world owes
then .a liviuq# anpeel, no shatnle in
eating _bro,tad")'(hayE,b'avetnot earned,'"...•
Ow theeve of the :tine elections, a
band -bill was circulated in Toronto,
stating that the Mowat Government, if
sustained, intended to erect Parliament
buildings in Toronto,at the cost of one
million aollara, This had a suspicious
appearance of bribery, when it 1s re-
nnembereetthat Mr. Mowat was a can-
didate for East Toronto. But the Re-
forni party stoatly denied that they
knew anything about the origin of the
hand -bill, and charged. it on "those
horrid tories," though 'what object they
could haveiii circulating such a report
was not quite cleft .. But the purport
of the hand -bill happened to be tele-
graphed to London .and. other cities,
1►nd thence intottthe country constituen-
cies', where it' was ` not supposed to
work as favorably for Mr. Mowat aR m
Teron.o. The wires were again called
into requisition, and the following tele-
gram was sent by the party orgauizer
to reform newspapers in several con
etitueuoies where it was thought the
prospect of spending so much money
would iojnre the cause of the Govern-
ment candidate:—"Deny most positive-
ly rumor set afloat by Tories that the
Government has pr3mised to spend a
million for new Parliament buildings in
Toronto. Not a' particle of truth in it."
This telegram was'sent, no doubt, un-
der Mr. •Mowat's 'direction. "Nota
particle of .truth in it said the . tele-
gram; - Arid yet the erection of Parlia-
ment buildings in Toronto is to be pro -
deeded with ininletlately. And a false-
hood wtls telegrithed 'over the county
to prevent gm lie( pie from expressing
their opinion at :,the rolls on the pro•
posed etpen('litnre. And this is a Re-
form Government.
IN replying to gr. Meredith, who
charged the Government with attempt-
ing to bribe East Toronto by promising
to erect costly Parliamentary buildings
in Toronto, Mr. Mowat said :— The Price of Wile t.
aivay 'Perfectly satisfied with 'their
gutter'swgrth. We would like to'eee
a better -turn out to our 11 MO concerts,
and °specially those of the Meehanitie
Instilutet ° It the people 'e?tpect ,this.
institution can be kept tip without
dollar's and cents, they are mistaken,'
No doubt they do not get at the tkne
the sainc,:aatisfaetion that It Oolbatt
gives, but ikl the end it is Vastly stiper-
io.rs: ,
The most snecossfttl festival of the
set son was field a few nights a„o' in
the :Presbyterian Church. at Ailsa Craig,
Itev. Mr. Reuuie in the chair. Speech-
es by Rev, Mr, Ridley and Rev.. Mr.
Mo.hcIlern, Rev. Mr. Ridley aid Rev.
Mr, Higgins, Reeitatiolta, singing,
Music, &e., by the Sabbath School.
The ch nr, under the Management of
Messrs, Deans and. Rt bittson, gave
sonhe'exae'll'ent. sel'eebions. The ohureh
wag, well fille(L 'nd every one was de'
lighted. The proceeds go towards the
funds of the flourishing Sabbath School
here.
We believe that several paokageli of
the Ailsa Craig Salve, for the cure of
Canner, King's Evil and all running
sores, are note on the way to old Ire •
lana, designed partly for hospital nae
there as well aR for the afflicted. Tbe
Rev. Thos, Atkinson, Ailsa Craig, . re-
plies to all inquiries about it.
Twelve teams tore up the ground in
grand style at John IITotwen's. 7th
concession, McGillivray, on the 8th of
January, It is a tie between Colin
Campbell and Alex Fraser as to who
did the best ploughing,
W. K. Atkinson's establi4inisnt is
open again, tilat,�.gentlernen hiving
ma'de:ite'atisfactoly•settleinent with his
creditors,: -"Sparks'' is on his legs
ag13i►i. ,
We regret the, record the death of a
very fine young man, Mr. James Camp-
bell, townliue of East \Villiarils, on the
6th January. Aged 22 years.
Throe fine young colts were lolled
by Bostwick's night express on Friday
night, half way between Parkhill and
Ailsa Craig. The beasts kept ahead
of the train for nearly a mile, when
they halted at a culvert fearful of tak•
ing a leap. The locomotive soon de-
cided the question for them.
The public iustalhtti•)n of tbe officers
of Saxon Lodge. No. 121, I.0, 0. F.,
Ailsa Craig, was held on the 7th ins.,
when the following officers were in
stalled : W. Allan, N. G.; Caleb Lang -
for(:, V. G.; W. Robson, R. S,; W. 11.
Novilis, P. S.; JoR. !tosser, Tres- urer;
R. W. Tweedle, Warden; I). D. Davis,
Condi-Aro': D. Stevenson, 0. • G.; S.
Pride, I. G.; H. W. Clark, R. S. N. G.;
J. Andersou, L. S. N. G.; J. Morgan.
R. S. V. G.; T. McKeith, L. S. F. G•;
D. Grey and J. Evans, It. and L. S.
S.; S. Gillis, Chaple:in, After the in-
stallaii•)n P. G. Master C. T. Campbell
of Loudon, d livered a very able and
element address on the Principles and
Objects of Odd fellowship- The sup-
per was a grand affair. .
"Tbe erection of new buildings was
a negessity;, bet that the question wap'
first introduced into .the 'Cabinet 'by
those members who do not reside in
the city. The matter was tot thr,rlyht
of before the edections.in June last," •
And yet at few bouts before, a mat)
named Mowat had placed the following
words in the Lieut.•Governor's speech
"As long since as the year -1873, snd
again in 1877 the Government arcni•
teat had called attention in his reports
to the Commissioner' of .Public Works
to the necessity 'on the grounds of
bealth, safety, and eoonomv, for the
early erection of 'a new Legislative
Chamber land ;pulblic Offices.”
WE imagine • 4hat there has been a
gond deal of hypercriticism of the sneech
from the Throne. There are many ex•
(Aleut measures forsbadowed in it.
If they are all planed on the statute
5ook, the.eessiou-•cannot well be said
to have been a barreu one. Justice
where justice is clue.
North Middlesex.
The 5th annual entertainment of
Wildey lodge, No 153 ,L 0. 0. F., took
place in the tetnperanoe,H'tll, Granton,
on .� rtdav evening last. , Ainew feature
in the programmts, wars'a large supply
of oysters, •mixed up with spine excel-
lent music; atipplied by .Mies' Ford, who
was frequently encored. R. S. Wil-
liamns &'Co, L n'lotl rettpt;#ied the pia
n0, o
The'skating rink at the Flub has at
last arrivg1,at,a states -of .complet'ion,
mlioli'to`tlie delight of our young -,poo•
ple who have beery ywait pg randy
for Jack Y! •. ftl t.•',,, I .nq•
,�. ..,•r, 4",321. •,
neglected. bib Za4 vet at collie off
shortly, and it is the first of the sea -
sou, We have ns doubt it will be a
good one.
Corbett'0,0imeCii t Craigs was (tin-
lik th'e' Mech&nios Institute .of the
iiglrtbefor) (S grvjdd tilleboslr,'the hall
Whig br3tfd44; 8131' avrt' r person ca t
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17 .
•1
The value of Wheat in the Canadian
Market is contrelled to a great extent
by the foreign dernand. If °reps•, art•
short in Russia, France and India.
England must buy more Canadian
Wheat, and the price eonsegneutly ad
vanee .
But the price of Wilson's Compound,
syrup of Wild Cherry never chances.
A. twenty five cent bottle will mire any
ordinary Cough or Cold and give mark
ed relief in old standing casae of Bron-
ehitis. In hundredsof oases 50 cent
bottles have cured Coughs and Cold:,,
which have been proof against all Pais.
remedies, and the proprietors pesit'ively
claim that a $1 bottle will insure .a
large'family against any danger from
Croup, Whooping Cou611, Bronchitis,
Catarrh, Loss of Voice, Coughs anti
Colds, and all kindred diseases, fur a
whole season.
This is no empty br,ast, but a fans
which has already been proven by
thousands of' ,Canadian Families to
their entire satisfaction.
.DEnTH$.
fliws8UAW.—In Exeter, on the .lith inst., Lu-
cinda, wife of Jelinklawkshaty, aged 42
Tears, and 9 months.
z ' THE , ONTARIO
O
Loan & Debenture U'om'y
-1 ONDON.
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. {Perla saCj.pIs iz, ,. 12470(1,000.
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•
this Company now has the largest Weir -
eta; Vapitnt.of any Loan Company iii ;lYcat•:
ern Ontario, and are reeeivinet ntoiithly
remittances of Britian capital obtained at a
.low- rate. of interest for investment in.
Illort�auns on heat' Estate, up to hail the
Cash Value.
8t a h n at - : per co t.
•;Por further particulars,apr11iy'to any M t'r:
Opinoanv'sAppraisers. throug[lout Ontario, or to
)r11ag
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t$4'•.4 •,•It,S.• vi 4'•
fond ln, Jansffitty 15,,1879, 3'w,
H.E111)EWUtAy.
t;agqlte on Lot 17,'aon ;t, tisborlie, dboilt :110 1111d,
itle Of Noi'en111clt, it ewe, The ownsi lLi 1'wlitest.rd.
to itr&Ye t,roi)bkby, vase +1q nitOs,; ttli4 tithe her
Y1it^ y c111(ilt(iJ', H(lls'
The Couuoll pf alto County of T1hi'dil will Moot
in the 0Suit Hoek; ht tho '1.`n,clt Of i0,tbriall,,o*
VIM) aitll day o.f"Jh'L.1ltY text, Ail
accolubeforethedrat Sashinn(uiitlso 00 second tlay110 idf Moot,
t,
lug. P11;'IF A1DAMSON;
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QTL'ER ESTItA3t, .
08100 oil let A, cone Seaton ii, 8 sbnrnei about the
8 stof December, a i'tti"ltud whi(o 111151 • 1.'110
owner is regddsted ttt•pruve property oats expcn.
sea and t,(ke it t►way. W. g11is'rON,
CATTLE ESTRAY.
strayed freall Lot A, couaessioh:0, n31)01110;
about tale latter end. of Julvlast, 1 ycarliug•,31seri
ro(tyearlingheifer, red EEO. white, 1011(u ,calf t f
t41L1 '.vl.itr, End white on forehead. Auy post 11
giving information loading to their Q,1i.Vn1'y 1)111
be suitably rewarded.' W. QT`L,\TO I.
PElf0VEU—I1. li'•INSl11A.N, DEN-
Tls1',
lta9 1'elllu Vptt
to 1 auson's
Block. three
doors north
ul;'5
stere:ofCariicame/
upstairs.
Illustrated Floral Guide.
A beautiful work of 1001'agoa; Me Colette t.Flower
Plato, and i0'l llluatru.tious, sit11 deovri shuns of
the best Flowers and Vegetables, with price of
.sods, and how to grow theist. All:for a five cent
Stamp. 11i Eu -fish or Gelman.
Vi(:I{'S SElt1,S are the best in the world- Five
rTA;r,r4. 6s'; 1 ta'b.
Allan Line!
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Short wee, J)Qssaye--Eennowv---C,)»;Flier—
Suj'ety, •
CAlttti, INTERMEDIATE AND 6I'F,'T:1'CrtC:a ,
TIOKET$. AT• 'LOWEST RATES...
EV ERY SA:I'URDAY PROW ,Will�',DEC..
q'IIrcrrserease; .Aker:. 1'`71da IlSSO•.
P11, ticR wlallillg to befog ant futile' friends ?rola
11,11 o'd conin1 y will gave zrutuey by ht viu.g their
tickets' at 'the oilleo of the ugent slit Exi'ter-
tivery iuforivatiau'coucerniug tontitletc, R,y LW--
plying
g-
lily lug t0•.
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BISSETT 1111.0':$194.
P,t-
Gents for postage will buy the Floral Guide, tel- L} 1:71
,hg how t.i gut then •�' i ��� ]fi ��
The flower and 'Vegetable Garden, lie pages, F=,
> 1-x
Stx Colored Plates, ant 'limy lnin.hed ('u wit E._, i ,•-o
ions. For 50 cents in paper covers ;'81 in Elegant
A E
cloth. In .German or ldngish.
Vfnk's IllustratedD'inntbiy I1akazine32 pogo., FRESH ARRIVALS 4P 'r
a colored plate in Query number and many firm e---
Eugraviugs, Price 81:1.5 g ,) cite ; live copies tot e" -d ; ,W
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1;5 5pooldien numbers scut fol 10 coots. 3 t 1 t1-34 . 0 r„
copies for 33 cents. Mhlreaa JAMES VlCii, 1759
llonbester, N 7
CHANCERY SALE
OP A
VALUABLE FARM
--Irl TF1E—
To'nship of Usborne.
—o—
Pursuant to the dee-eo and dual odor of the
Court of Chaueery made in a certain cause of
DINNIN Vs. MARQUIS,:
dated respectively the 22,,nd October, 1x74. and too
19th D000mber,•1879, there will be bold by
Pula1ie A.ucLion ,.
with tho approbation of Henry Macnermotta Es-
quire, Maxtor of the said Court at irodorieh,
BY ARCHIBALD BISHOP, AUCTIONEER,
A.T 'rill
CENTRAL HOTEL, . IN THE VII•:--
LAGE OF EX•l+1TEIlt,
ox
Friciagr, B bFeb.. net
•AT TWO O'CLOCK. 3N THE. AFTERNOON,
in, odd Parcel, the fo"llotving valuable laud, viz.:
The 8 outh part of Lot Number 28, in the 7th
CoLceesion of the Township of 'Osborne, in the
County of Huron, eontaiuiug sixty-eignt acres,
About fifty-eight acres are cleared, 021.1 311 a good
state. of cultivation, and. the remainder is well
timbered with maple and beech. The soil ilia
clay loans. .
The land is distant about sixmilosfvom Exeter,
which Mho ds a good ,llaraet. Thoro is upon the
land 41 sufficiency of gods water. . •
there will be a reserved bid Used by the said
Master, In otherrespell's the odJliditionsof snits
ahull be the stau,ing conditions of the Couri of
,Ouaueery.
The title is perfect. •
TER516—'Ten ner cent o. the purchase money
to the,ve•'doror his Solicitor 011 the day of sale,
mud the bonelet into court in one mouth Choreal-
tor, withoutintorest,wawathepurchasershall ,o
entitled to his conveyance and to be, let into post-
90ssiuu.
For further particultLrs a pl, to the Auctioneer
and the undersigned, the Vendor's Soiici.or.
Doted at Godorioh this letn day of January,
A. D.3830.-.
li. V, LLL10T MACDEIIMOTT,
Vendor's S i1icitor. ,,t. Master at l+oderich,
A RARE
•
CHANCE,
SUBSCRIBERS, REAL) THIS.
•
For the... year 1880 we are
prepared to make the following
unprecedented and extraordi-
nary offer. 'We will furnish
Timesslid Globe $2 40
• Mail 2 00'
t' .trree Press 2 60
. Advertiser 2 60
°7 Witness 2 00
This is the beis3/4fer ever made
by aalypnblisher, and wo con-
fidently expect to add several
Hundred names to clot list by
Spring.
We can supply any paper
desired, tociehtific; vgrieultural
or otherwise, at, greatly reduc-
ed. prices fro'% ono; third to
one-half less ern. usii ill rates,
.At these prices ipayment in
-advance insist positively b.
mode..
' NGINE „'.:AND BOILERS.
•1 From r to r3 Neste Power, for Fafrto.
ern, Dairymen,. Butter and Cheese
Factories, Minuses and all potties
usiirg liMid Cr hose power.
Best and cheapest in the markst.
Scnd'for circular....„_and price list.
t r i, ihifiriads StrFet., r
ETC., ETC., ETC',
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s'1 While come predietedMitt the,'Catrbnal;•
Policy wrath' iut'r,'u.o the pelta of ever,''
ca
article, still wo ,1re erlul>1,dto•a(,uocnce•'
,am thut.we eau sell all 1 in,le of stoves 7 t'
1Gpe. celrt.cheapei'
than has,evor'been afrorsd'h+retnfore• We;
have said out our boa 1ems iu !I(•n.a11,1 G
rind , addedt•ugele to the atnell81 Exet'r,i CI
which is one of the largest fn the place I
a t ALSO-
-a}
P'. r1`� e,ats Jnr Verity's Cele-
brated Plow ! tit
BISSETT B 033., .1+d'X i Ti6:t'l,1 ONT.
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c 11=3:XY ,,re c v.TnIC1NE-
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Itellled�,l,n uui til
t _,11r 1 -'
• Fri} Ltdm, t•�:'
S3'OMlln for 111 ea,
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luwa1 ag i3ltellce
of :fell Al utit at
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f (,}_• uiversn] I.nasi- Alter rl.'nkinyo',
1;0.ar8'jaole�tnd0,I'itin in t'r.c ser
llack,Dirn fess of vision, P7.4ma1111e old age, and
many other Diseases; that lea(: to inselllty or
Onnsuluption 4111(1 ;t l'reinature grave. r:z
-'I'ull
earticul0rni,' onrpaiuphlet which we'lesireto,
send free by mail to every. one 1.= The Specific
Medicine is saldhy all rirngoixto at -1 per packages
or six packages for $5, of will hesent by Mail on
receipt of the 111011e\ by a(1(lre.ssiug
TUE GRAY Jtt•:T)ICINE CO.,
f01:10NTo, ONT.,CANADA-
in . Exeter by all (lru nistk, and every-
where ia'3'tnado .toll Oro Uuiied States ')y whole-
snlo and retell rtruci;i4ts.
N,B—'rho Aamnnd of our bnsiuess iia: o noces-
oitatedlonrrurooviugtn Tononto,to vehieh place
Please a,1.lres„ 3111 futnr(1 eelnlnliuicatnl7li.
CALTION—The Public ate 'hereby
cautioned against givin•t env crl'dit or sus
tenancoto my wile,EliZObtth ('ockwill,•ofSte-
phen Tncn,hlp, no 1 will not be rospnn•11'1e fo-
suell, she 11tving lett my bell and hoard without
just cause or provt'cntion. WDI.(JCCKWILL,JP.
Stte phen, December 15,1879.,
�tr� r liar due at home. sa,nples worthi
yd'V illi t17f�+•$ufree.
Address, Stetson & Co.
1 ortla t. d. ,ct a nie.
ill Olt EY MA1CL:: G WAYS C)F WA:L a:1'1'. ii DMAx
UAL Bol: £1 VL,1T,0Bs—Sl.o s slow- Jtiy Go111d, Van-
derbilt and other.milliou;les make money in
stocks- Copy sent free, with oiltcial 'reports of
the market. Address T. POT'1'Eli WXGB'T &
CO., 95 Nall st, New Yotk.
SecretBO'V to bewnaae rieb and W,ttch sent
.frog, .U. S-ttgeney, Dfonnt'Nimes„lir.
18 Elegant New Style Chromo Cards with.natne
Ric. post-paid. Geo. LReed aCo, essau.N.Y,
40 L'legantCbromo Cards, with name, post
paid to cents. L. Jones & 00., Nasse a,X.Y
$7711 zuonth,itud expenses gtinrnuteetitn agrn is
(/::tilt 3roe. _ SZIAw & co, Angueta, Msiiii .
$777 A Yf7AB and expenses 80. fKAutS
Outii.3 free- Address 1'.O, Viak-ery
Augusta, Maine.
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N°TICE.
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Notice is hereby given tll(it air e.pnlicatidn
will be nlltee to. the Legislative. Assembly. of,
Ontario. at its next Session- for 'air flet to.:re-
vive and amexta tbe Act incorptxatiag the, St.
Marys itnq •Crenit Vnllet hallway 'Coil paoy,
36 Victoria, chapter 74, Statutes o? entry illi td
eh,tngc the r,nlne of the sail Complanb,.to ex-
tend the time for the cowmen,*einentand ocim-
pletioli of the stz1ti Railw,ay', !d!sdd,.::.t ;1 alfiee��a
Bylaw poised. Villa. U;rt. • r a,tiarr 4r thti:.t:oAv
St, Marys, in the' et�agt „et� liatl><..; a By -lair
Massed by file itoljttiaiatfan of811r1 ,Township of
West 4erra,, int the •Cnutlty offotii;'ni1A q-
13y -law passed by the'Corporatiou c,3 tite',:'V'4I,”
lage di Grube, in the saidtdoilntsi,tf
severa3'ly granting a:d:to tfre,ealkltailway, ands
for ether garposea . •
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Dated' at St. Miarys • , lEieotot
this tBi'gbata.day', Qi.
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