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LOCAL LEGISLATURE.
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West Riding—A.M. Ross.
East Riding -:-T. Gibson.
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Smith Riditg-4. Bishop.
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lacli "of anything in their tali -cues .to
1.11'ong atkargumont upon. t here is ono
thipg we tecl`calied upon to cattlion our
'Conservative friends against, grid that
1 is tho anPit'Orting ef individual independ-
Ithee, whielt will oventgally lea$1 to coi-
1 ktaire independence, ;nd therofore ar.-
panttion from Enghind, und finally, ac-
eonling to their owu logio, annexation
to the Macs! States. If they- aro go-
ing to support Itlr. Van Norman and
Mr. Davizon ns independents or neu-
tnils, they. Must at onco throw aside
their old cognomen of Liberal Conserva-
tives; and hoist the banner of Indepen-
dent% .
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VOTINU BY BALLOT.
%be Clinton iletti (gra
As the elettions will in future bo
ducted under tho ballot law, nnd as it
is important that ovory 'elector aboold
acquaint himself with tho new systeni,
_
we give a synopsis of it.. The _nomina-
tions fur the Local Legislature '71Viii "be
entirely different from tho mode adopted
in Aho Dominion elections. The
natiens will bo formtrly, either: iu a
The ,Covernment of Ontario is pow
room or tho oleos air, its the Returning
tipen its trial; and the electors of Um,
`011ieeFiiiiiY determine. After the notre
'conntry eretliortly to be calle upon to
inatiou the different candidates will be
:'diVe their verdict, for or against, in the
permitted to speak no usual. The fel-.
;2'.Clection of ineis svho will 'support, or
lowirtg is a synopsia of the- aot,, .and We
.1110S0 Wile will do their utmost to ever.
think will ho :sufficient- to guide every
turn it It hes been in power sufficient-
intaligent elector '
ly lies enacted iews of such a
Sectien 1 of tbe Act proyaler, that in'ense a
miiture air to give tho• people a thorough pot is demanded ie. any eucli etectioe, tee
, knowledge of its 'character, And they VoteR Shall he given by ballot.
•Sectiott 2:peovidc a for the furniehing of hal:
• . ean now irrive at an iutelligent concho lot reises tho; deferent de" _mty•retureing
°Ulcers ; how they. are to be mete, and that
,:eion as to:its worthiness of support or they•thell be furl:ailed with lewk and key, end
-Orliereeleee ' No Ono .wn 'think. who .Las- tacti a mminer that the billots may be in,
traduced therein, menet witharawn• till the
tliOrOtteily posted hiteself with its re- hos is utiloacd. Ttity aro to be delivered to
'cord can do other than !Sauey/ledge the otacera at Inlet two days before the 'telling
slay, find to be returned to. tho Clerk of the
1,_that its. &liege; Nat been in tecordance municipality within one.week otter th
c.oso"
,-"Witietho best inteiesta or the country,. a the twit".
. n.ction at prot lied that where& oll
.....-aUctleateeeteilLinclina.ltine-lategifee...ieeesueneakas- oopeesautetleihrtercierniie
eause a sufilreent.nutulier baltots to bp prin.
tad CA1,1 bound itt R b011t in such a M47 that the
counterfoilsghall contame bound or stitched
eaten Cue ballot papers are clot/ached there.
front. The ballot papers obeli coutran the
nate eta.' the:candilates art &ogee' alphatatically
in the order et their surnemes ; tee numbers
end names to be printed in ink of eliCerent co-
lors, if on the -itemisation slay".tho ceodidates
agree as to.the color ; and it reatheeirthrning
'tinker 'ball givo each carididete a certificate
a the coke selected by him. '
Tho ballot palms are to bte
eke': voter, and there must be a colupartment
of tbe pulling booth eo 'constructed that he
.cen retire therein ana 011 up tee ballot paper
*hit thc name of the withal° ho votes for
in the following' form :
CLINTON, 'JAN,UAR1' 7, 1875.
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POLITICAL,. '• '
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oral -#ebis ,
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School' Trustee lieethit:
The, regular monthly .noseting a the
.SOlueol Board _should have been held on
the 28th nit., lint was adjourned fur want
ot a quorum. . • , .
.Tho Adjourned mooting was. held ,9n
"Tuoiday evening', tho 29tli ult. Present,
Messrs. Btalcontson, Mathieson, Scott,
Searle and thee.: In tho absence of •tho
Ghairman, Mr. Malcoutsun occuttled the'
chair.
A' report ,from'tho Sicrotary,'A's ceusus
taker, showilig tho uumber of children of
s:boel ago In tho town; evas laid on the
table end .
It was ntored by Mr. Szott,T6Coniled by
Mr. Matheeon, that the fulloWing accounte
bo paid, E. Holmes ser, Son, $20.25 ;
Harland 0.55 ; James Faitc$5.80 ;
cooper & McKenzie. 811.50; A. Taylir,
84.50 ; W. Mcliaffie, 88.74 ; J. A. Nelles,
$7.69 ; Szarlo .1; Davis, a3.42 ; A. King,
.819.83 ; Watts et; Co., 81.42-; IL M. lla•
coy, 20 cis ; Peter Cavan, 83.45 ; die-
bursamente for postage, express, ettee, -;,„
,00Carried.
„ 3Ioved by Mr, Matheson, seceutled by
Mr. Scutte that tao Secretary bo paid le10
for his services durihg.1874.-Corried •
Moved by Mr; Searle, ,seconded by Mr.
Matheson, that naommittee, consisting of
Meters. Scutt, Hine and Malconison, Lc
appointed to draw up a report for tho year,
and publish it in c, ily sheet.-Cexried.
Moved by Mr. Scutt', secondea by Mr.
Seed.), thet thse Couneil tro rcquczted to
gond an appropriation ti,fer'30 out •of the
acetates et 1875, fur the-purirosseeet.rey-
irojola tier inclettednete to this en.d ot the
port, and 'tattletale'. give it an oppor-
„Aunity of (II'S:eloping its. reseurces, and
otost",ering its best interests, siotwith•
itariding the loud outcry that Ishs been
raised against it by opposition journuls
charging it with extmvagance and cot,
etiption ; in fact. we' think. the • groend
upon which they haze their charges is
one of the host why they should be sue-
perted,'auti that ie the warin which
they have dieposed of a largo amount of
the surplus,. in dividing tind bestowing
11 upon the pooplo from whom. it oFigi-
#anfeainee. The-toilistry owe them a
debt of`gratitude for. tholiatlement Of
ItItinici141 Loan i'und question;
wle.eh Lad been hanging /Ike a mill.
stone round the neck of the country,
crushing it te theCearth and preventing
tit; developmentoof that. en terpriso which
is really • distinctive feature of the
baracteir of tho people of Ontario. 're
t not better that the money should Le
spent by the people upon works of utili-
ty that are for the benefit of all in the
'Niel! and the future, than be horded
for the tenefit of 'posterity only 1 Every
fanner lLows full woli that capital ja-
dIciously txpeneded upon his farm. pays
him far baler than the depositing of it
in some lank. or other money saving
and invosIng inetitution. Tberkis not
a municiptlity in this county but Might,
"Pcnialt,Y, to render the Gevernment
hearty sullen' fur the just ameunt it
Maps from:the division Of thia land.
For further' reasons why they should
'support Mr.3lowatt's Government, we
refer them to Mr. Gibson': address,
'Which will le found in another column.
This gent:man, who has so faithfully
dlachartek his duties its tbe representa•
• tive ef ths. North Riding of Huron, is
- again a candidate for. that portion eall•
• ed the East Riding, and wo have no,
&hat thatitbe electors will see it great -
.11; to their Idvantage to place him nvin
in the same position for another tersu.
• For the West Riding, A. M.' Hone,
„Esq., has bein nominated, end has al-
ready made etch an inspression upon all
that have ,hei,o1 him that every confi-
dence is felt that Le will lie ,retitined.
•We feel it to be an honoi to support
Ahlk.geritteins:Autracter
been so Itetig ant 'favorably known, that
none other hut a good'and high opinion
can be exist-es:lid ef hi. qualifications.
As treasurer or the county he has not
snlly faithfully discharged the duties de-
7741ving upon him, hat TEliir-tfain-
.We „Municipal, Loin Ftind Juatter was
before the Government, he applied him-
self so realously to_the intereits of the
county, that he was the principal agent.
whereby we received 1100,000 more than
we otherwiae wonld haul) done. For
Usti alone every ratepayer of the Riding
ewes hip3 a dobt of gratitude.. ,
• Wherever Mr. Roulhas come in con-
fetti with. hie fellow° citizens has
shown himself well qualified to transact
any public husinesi thaynay fall to his
lot. While on duty sa Major in the
VOlunteer tanks he gain ntt only the
*deem and good will o die men but he„
glowed. himself to be sti offiaer Of
• military ,talent, an orif that would
. man his mark if *loll should offer.
re Om South Ri g A:13Ishop Esq.,
boels to•neseni sled and will,. with:
not eiatIow of °At, be sent -back to
pursue the ea upright, vigorius and
Must anon* ha! be hu done in the
1/0 to/ tire preeene no one las
.iseeo fotodfleolials enoggIvAq, enter lite
-Nets hho,-and.no dog has morally
70 Weill a howl to,proloot !ten walk.
iseg ootitoo•tioopppotti, It would be
*titles% es the party opposing irould-be
!:„evellteoftlnig defsatis certain as the
4100,04 Will llome fennel..
",'„Ws,', !genii 1 !row ootamon ling upon
el.!!!!..6!0.14,C4iiialideatiaos At
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JOHN DAVIDSON,
••• , Of the town of fluderieh,
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A. •M. ROSS,
Of tho town of Onderieh,
County Treasurer.
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N. R.'''. S.-Tbe atietal-mtottieg in con-
nection' with t`.49 North' Riding
Sots i ty,w bo h‘lanrLeattmli flotsliLeediten
beret or* eVoluesd tea Jan: 2)21, at 12'o'clock
noou, for tho purpose of electing offieers toe
the ensuing year, end tho trausietIon of othbie
All interested will tear this in :Ma
Doors Run Oireit.-011 Mondey night it
small slog belonging tU Mr. T. Lavin7.of,
this piece, was run over by a 10,004' citt-:'•
tor tend nItuost instantly killed, 'A.reise; be.
longing to Mr. IL Tuevsley was run civet
by Knox!, 'Moo; but ate:Lain:A ooly a few .
injurios. '
SocIAL StIrPER.-A Irien.liy and social
slipper took place ono evening last week at
eerortoras Ilt11, at nhicit nese discussed mat-
ters pertinent to the inutticif;a1 and Iceisla-
tiro intereats uf tho country. After a fow
hones thus spent to the nintitel pleettne
and intereet alrellarant, they separated
well pleated with the eajoyment.
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Tbe moJe by which the elector shall indi-
cate the candidate he votos foi by placing
a :nark, or crors, opposite the candidate's
natne is in the form slim Given. The ballot
paper is then to be folded in inch a way as to
conceal the 111/Illell of the eendidat,:e end the
mark upon the taco of it ; mad it is at owe to
be handed to tho Deputy•Returuing officer,
who shall, without nett:tiling it verify hiiown
, previonsly rut on the bacleof the be'.
lot, with the nuntuer therein, and at once
,Autp,f6 tao bellotamx, inepresence of all
person" entitled tolre nresent at the polling'
booth : anti the' voter shell forthwith learn the
•polling piece.
In Ca*6 where a vette is Imelda from Mina.
n ese, or any other physical cause, to walk his
ballot paper, then tho Deputy Returning teli•
eer shall cause au vote to bo markest ou the
beilot paper in tl:e mannerthe voter may di.
tact, and place it in the bellot.box accordingly.
Voters aro Aot to take their bellot tapers
eut of the pelting place ; if they do, they shan
forfeit their melt to vote.
Should any decline to vote, the Depity.lte.
turning otileer 11;01 Writ° the wool 'declined'
on the paper, and yeeeerve it te returued
to tbe Itetnrnieg °nicer.
No elector ems Tote for more then one Can•
didato ; thonlit ho do so, his vote will 63 lost.
If se entre through accident. rpoil his ballot
paper or eueelope. he can return the same to
the Deputy•Iteturnitte.officer, who, un beiog
setistied of tho fact, will give aaother. '
If an elector marks his ballot paper in any
way by which it ruae aiterwerds be itlentified,
•o e will be vole, Anil Will not be &muted.
If voter fralulently puts anv'other 'tepee
int.) tho ballot box, otberrthati the toilet given
Len by the Deputy itetnrning talker. Ito is
liehle to punishment by fiuo and iatprieou.
went.
'chest, are the principal tem Wets of tl e
new law nuthorieing voting y SO fAS as
tho voters are concerned.
The trial brought hy Theodore Til•
ton, against Rev.lIenry Ward' Beecher,
for the alleged 'eduction of his wife,
commenced nt lirooklyn on Tueedny.
Thu "old scandal" wilrlikely be repeated.
As-'43,Tei korn Fremik--
Mirth VoTificirid
bus arrived at Ottaws from England,
having olfii thither in Connection with
the Nettie Railway. • The full remit' of
his ruiision is not vet known. '
The rows from 'Spain is rether stst.t-
_ The aon of ()neon Isabella -tap
been en—u7sTc aimed Ring under the
Alplionso XII., and statesmen, army;
navy and the general -Public appear to
acquiesce.' It is to be hoped t1;at the
prolonged ens of bleodshedoend ciyil
strife is at an end, end that Wah 1875
tho Spanish people may legin-to enjoy
peace and prosperity.
Tho publishers of Le Bits. rukfie,
Montreal, have receivei rolloiving
note : M. Lepine, the Manitehti prisoner,
swots his profoututacknowledgments to
the Bien l'uldie for the articles written
in that journal in his favor, and soya
that of all dee French Canadian journals
the Ilisa rullie is one that has done
him tbe most good end has been the
moat courageous in hie defense..
A Conneeticut paper. 'publishes this
story :—"A Niantio elergylnan WAS 061
led t4 rerform the marriage ceremony
one evening not long ago in that village,
brit on reaching the house where the
set was to he consummated, he discover-
Aat the certifIcate bad been given in
the town of Waterford) and consequent-
ly oeuld.not be used in the town of East
Lyme, in which 1.fieritio it glutted.
After tici'M hesitation the bridc-eleet,
proPoeed that the parties walk over the
town boundary end thus fedora the
difficulty. • Thie saggestion eras at once
carried out, and the interested parsons
wended their way for over a mils along
tbe shoreline Rath:aid track.nutil the
gown of Watatford was• reached. The
moon *se shininr in frill • splendour
when the elargymente words were pro.
nouneed on.g liege, eminnee in an
open fiedcl. At ene side seretsiod. the
waters of the Siund,, with nok a btoilk
of ale rippling thiii otstosith OW*. mut
ibel000rio I 1.141.liko heaWkikoi
or
• The lloard then adjourned. diS\-
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• • teem of Sekool Children.
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Acccrding. to.lare • the Boater al gelteol
Truetees for this tuwn, catteed a census 'to
bo taken last weak, of all children betwedn
hrtrotat-firenuttriaxteestretridturrt
into two clams, the finit lietwecn seven
and twelve, and tho atherchtee from five
to seven end •twolve to sixteen. Mr. W.
H. Hiee, the Seceetary to the 'Bond, W63
sppointed, who, eye believe, Ines •given, a
correct return, as fellews
St. ,John's Ward ::o•Frota, 7 to 12, Q0 ;
from 5 to 10, 49. Total, 101.
eSt. 'lento's(' Ward :elarent 7 tO ;
from 510 10,.104. Total, 230. •
Ste Andre trls 'Ward :-From 7 to 12,
; from 5 to 10, 52. Total, 1.*.::%
St. Goorge'i Ward :-Frons 7 to 12, 02 ;
trout 0 to 10, 74. Tutal; 1Cti. ,
Making a total of children cf a rehool-
goitie age of OW. 'Of theeci 471 'attended
Conemon School; 10 Iliel.Schtola
and 32 &idea schools ; 22 were taught nt
home, and 39, thong!' ahavo five years oli,
hatl not commenced teen to ethool, thns
le7aving a0 uurvcotinted for, 'alto aro slip.
posed to be either engaged in wed( at
honto Or in sheps as ermed LeYs: The
total number of children of n. school going
igo in thiv anemia cant itlerably above the
averege, whiel., recording to ti:o calcidt•
Hen of tho Chief Superintendent of Eila•
cation, is about one•fiftli of the Imenlatio:e.
ibelesol Trustee Elective. .
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llaY0 Areal), stated that in C3:11Q•
gentle° of fair changed intinicipet condition
tit entiroly new boartl of Sihool Trustees
wonld Lc retjuirea to be elected, and that
iesterel of six members three won's! have
to to eight. Formerly the election of
selisso1 'trustees was 11Ot only a very hum
ntlair, but there teal a difficulty in el:tail'.
ing tuitairle parties to accept tbe elates, al-
thougb it hos ever been a position M great
responsibility and trust. Now that etill
ercater rest upoa the
members of Oh beard, it is hoped that et
careful selection will be made of the most
fit and proper prisons to fill the sitnetions.
lite departmentort-eatrea rttaili the most
important in our mupicipal matters, end
it 0,17111 to reedy() that attentien and care
wbich every ono will gee it deeceves.
The election of two trit'stees in each
Weld will tato Oleo rZer'Weelnesday,
13th inst.', at 9 a.m., in the same places.
the municipal ea:dame wen held.
year 1874. -Carried.. • . • •
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9rt.toDin,SICiELillg.'
Tv rants' night was the eoldest yet.
MR Town" Council hal. its tint meeting
on the lent inst.
The Lecknow &ease/ LAI changed halide,. Tire 13KarINO 11:::e.. -On Weeteesday
Time' iteeet. : evening jast-theselinten Brass Rind per-
Rar. W. C. Banat or Eiiin,j116, "0)5'14' fernied at the rink anti en Tlitirssiny °von-
inl"the:1"1 intiPii•anT4I4Citelirstiekeee'ettitee'r tiro thee Mtne-Corner -Iton*folloo A soit-
onliumfaY:". , • ' ' ' - — 7 • The prAying urnzp-n, bonlrwas excellent -
:eel eepreciatc,1 by all preseht. On Fri-
day (New Year's Day): tho link was
thesingbd with a merry ctowd, tho ico are.
iee in exe.ellent condition, many aeatling
themselree cf the holiday, to teeLticipate
i I tlas healthy end pleavint recreatiin.
The rink iv open every evening. Pereons
desitinglickets can Recurs them fermi the
stoics of Messrs, Callender,. Scott st, C3..
Fisher te Barton, P. Cavan, or teem the
proprietnr, Mr. Via Thornton,
Ontrigt.i.uNsalltr.-=-At a regular meeting
of Clinton Luage, No. 83, 1. 0. 0. tc., ain
Tuestley,Jane 50, 1), D. 0. at. Lawrence,
amisted by l'.' U. Mattheue, installed the
follooing officers for the esnent terns t
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lt. 6.•-. it. Wiseman,
t P. SoS-3. Itcbertasin,
'MRS.—D. It. Menzies,
War. -11, Patterson,
Con. -J. A. Toed!,
11-0.•,-J. llowsy,
J. 0.-W. J. Hemphill,
It. 8, N. 0.-T. Lavin, '
L. S. N. 0.-T. Cottle,
It. S. S. -J. Ferguson,
',L. 8. 8.-0. Ward. •
New 170,..in's Dae. -As usual the day
was a pitiful holidoy, and, spent by most
in some kind of enjeyment. The old sys•
tem et calls was but little respected i
thie place, only A few billowing that full.
1On. Sleigioriding would to bo the'
principal resource of tNe_young folks in
seeking sautisement. Both of oar bands
spent considerable time on Now Year's
Ere, upon tho stream in sending forth the
owe undorneatb, being a eide.bid barn, sweetest attains of mnsie, and the Star
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The origin ot thi fire could he non* other Cornet, Beet! Amyl down. to Stapleton 10
than "set on Are," u no fire had been onntribute to the enjnyment a thilhrt11;
need about the puede... Deeides the fosi . era in that anburb of %ibis !Awn. por-
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of the born there Will in It 209 bushels a ineNew Year's Qty. both bands materially
"host. 260 bt oils, 1,S0.0..POLglektbowt silted In inakintit etut orenjoyment: • Me
illinsqd Uri ,..'„210111 Wilfro Wail Ingo. atilappy,toiley. that'ne aileide4 Lei*.
meg* ' isetes;','"' ' :' ' ' ''''',"" -:,-- ' le ma Ike erg alga ' ' i '
rloorosaite aci-
vic:a in connection with the Alcthodist
chnrch cif title town, will be hold on Sun.
day, tho 17th inst., the Rev. Mr. Ilorelor-
eon, of Stet:Wad, oeleiating morning and
eveving. ltt tho aftkrnoon the 'Aiwa goo.
tleman whirs:3.1'0o Sabbath Scheel,
when it reltoped that as Unity 'arenas es
can will etake it convenient to atteada
ltr.:etvotv.-On New l'ea.r's Day, while
It. Streith ilea Rev. F. AlcCueig,
were en their way to visit Mr. 17. Craig,
of the Daylield told, who is lying quitn
ill, the. bt1teic theY witro driving, touk
trigl,t told reit arosy, throwing both occu.
pants nut, Mr. aietatteig cecapea unipjur-
eti, 'but Mr. Strait'', Who hal ilte.
receives' a numaoe. of eevcio
cutter was slightly Lrokon. •
.110 Year -No; l'
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UttaND CONVEST.-.-lifr. C. Craalertir
,Sisted by Prbleelonmetriaiii-0611- and other
talented 444,0111 give a•concert during
an :netting of nest weak, in Goo Toirit Hall.
.Furthcrilge wilrbe gRen.
Tiot.alexriace•-.1. very interest.-
ng'istn1 Intr.:earful tkaonortieg.tuele place
th..; Bible Cahill:tic Cherat on, the
ceceirg et Now laost's Day. The tables
were had in Mezers. Rtimball et: Lealie's
waeron shonjest o s'Oe; and -.were re-
peatedly fillea wide. tho visitora. The
WKS fill6,1 to .capacity tu
lieten to the adeleassea. Mr. 'I'. C. Vick-
erd mon:pied the cheir, and May conduct-
ed the services. --: • .
Cetaitv.te.-A trami fancy dress Ctrei-
val will bet' Itcld on flu Clinton Skating
Rink, on the. evenin g Vudttesdoy nett,
tho.12els. kat- -Tho 'Clinton Brits .........
wilt be in attendatice; . No malt.- will lie,
allowed to elate la female costume; and
ekater albiercil On the iee . except in
enattime, till aftei 0 p.m. Atlareiiirti, 25
cents, spectaters mid skaters. . Ming the
. r eu
ors. on au° SC:3301I, WO preen:tic it will Lo
lergely attended. •
•••••:4asetostifietttieraIsmeley iglIt a e ett
teamed Spear, of Goderich Township, while
OR his way home from thkplecee Mitt with
en accident which :night have' reunited
seetou'ely.. Ho watt riding on a horse,
atoi o'ne bohiod, and the last ono
kept hatsgingback, eventually pulling him
olf, 1:3 falling violently to the enema, and
was' found to have received a few. severe
bruisca. A ireielltor centiniaalunteeehes•
Ives taken home.
'elle helots ing brief, eertieeut, catneet aud
penetal opirtle eves receive.' by our respect.
eirtyor yteterelay, and it i3 hope,' the par.
tics en tiCitIttly interestea will take eaeni.
sane., of it, and set accenlingly.
Mr. Callaaler, I lope you will see after the
nisei ne cf Clinton more ital.:Hy this year than
sem leet. 'they all leep A open hen, 011
•iaidiatli. which 1 Oita: you °tight net to al•
!tie. My hudiand MI go awl got drools -on'
eshlteth and Wing home a jug tsf whiskey
N1r. letnereler. uo tacrrn to elicit 1.,ster
ahotila give an intolieateil De•et
neglect this letter. -• kcepest the
drunkenuaa piece in Cleiton tho eiabbath
day.' , „ Tee:CI:SWIM
01•1,1. I•;II,oW I' ANN ittn4cr,i.--The
Oddfellon of* this place inteili celebn ti
the nnitiversary flies opening of their
lodge on the lith inst., in the Ton n Hall,
tint programme will to uriginal and varied'
TLey are getting the assi3tance of able
speakers awl singers from a defamers, and
ea believe tho paid° will have a rich treat
it the evening's entertainment; One lead•
i)g feller° of the entertainment will be
hat cnffee, earelwichoe eto, thirine ihter.
mission. We wrnila whew: en losers of a
pleatent, pent' ceening to there, as the
committee say they hro bound to mice
this surpass all former efforts to entertain
the public..
s TE.t.5 ao.LA teit atMeiing will hike
place (hie 'Mier:day) event:lig, at the
Holutesville' alethosliet. Church. A good -
:into Is expected, as nu elturts have been
•
eparsal tostuttke it particulerly ieterestiug.
Settool,Oeexteo,-Iloth the Cowmen and
!Oak Sehool•will open for theie resider course
to.aay. • The uew asfistant for tho
Selteteewill Le Mr. J. IL Thompeou, if Ayr,
wee comes well recommentica. It 1. to let
hmea taat all who intond to enter this tern),
will be present at the Opellin. al it is Mend
better for ell concerned so tu ns it avoide
confusiou aud pruntotes harmony,......
DiesoLuTION or Par.TSEin.,1111'. -As will
be 'eon by advertieement auother col-
umn the firm of Callender sk: Street se:, Co.
will bo diazolyekon the 1st March tont
by tho efifusion of iiino. The opportunity
of purchasing cheep gotele Clintoue juet
now alloahl not ho lot slip Ly our country
friends, as the sales fur Cost geetuine
ateano.humbug. Ily thii tams they des
to reducee their stock rapidly, he that
Is settlement of till intereets tho film is
at easier and quicker. Come tool
;ea far Youreelves.
Rrenvenrn.-Wo nro .pleascd to Fee
thst Rir. 3IcCuaigbas so fur recovered
as tb be -age...to &gain assume his elutic,s,
he hariug oCcupied his nee:nab:nett place
Sablisth last.
CLINTON EDVCArtir.va I.NSTITOrs. -The
Clinton Educetional Institut° will hold the
regular hi -monthly 'meeting on Satureley
next, the 8th inst., in the Central Schott!.
A.11 intercity:1 are ineited,to attend.
Ittzeneteo Orrtexit'a -Mr. 'Leber! Oita
bons, Sheriff, hes been apoeintel Rotitrng
career of West Huron ; Mr. James .Dieleson,
Registrar, for Sbuth Huron; and Mr. Peter
Tbonspeen, of Brussel', for East Heron.
Sores ov TEIrrEnirtCL-To•rnorrow (Fri-
day Wight) tho Temperance Hall will bo
open -fur "Miters after the hour of 8 O'clock,
when the officers for thellresent querter
will.be.duly installed, and also a good pro-
gramme, for the evening's entertainment.
The public cordially invited.
MAOISTitarea CfitrAT.-kr. Jar
tare dealer, was brought %fore Mr. Cal-
lender on Thursday last, for the contra-
vention of a by-law requiiing a license to
seUly_transient traders, and was.fined ten
dollars and costs. A notice of appeal was
giyan; and•the *Lee will therefore come bo•
fore Jades Toms for final deader.
„Tecitentstrau.-At raidnight on lton•
day, the 28th ult., the barn of trr. John
DIeCriteolf„ 6th eon. of Morris, was dis-
covered !Obis on, fir., and had so fir ad-
vanced as to prevent the savirg any•
thing, bet six caws, which wire in the
Doinolux Tsetc.oartt ,Co.o-Oar Fe:el-
ites will be glad learu that this Convoy
have intt•oduced a still lower" tatia' for
transmission of anesnige3, aaepting a
special rateitt ilfteett cents te: night lacer: -
Res not exceeding ten words, fuel a half
tent! for cach additional nerd, Ole 1,1.13'11.
ges to bo.trausmitteel during tit! eveniog,
After buziriee3 hours, for delivery on the
rotiting Cif Mtiees on tho fullowine mom.'
ate. This is a step in the right dircetion;
and bno that will be eppreoiated, by the
biteineas publie. We are gla.1 aeo altat
the- Company is ea:runty 'extentline it:
w end moretangadeloseeso. eseeleorterae •
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al,,11 11 to Opt, *.• 11.,
I,31' V-411..44.4,44.11* • .
To Lae ElNr lAJ 10,6 I,* re. •
lict ye::: issue of the 31a. ult.,
carrel tot uvo lbw ykrioitIlle Of " Lover el
Tair eono.00s oe which are ma
trary to the atO,a0 all
their beraiugss, nee:leaf:cm it my duty to re:
ply, though at thet Het like treating it with
the itultioecoccet itt a meaner aesere to, a* it.
Wa4 11001;11g but a Lit of youteful itepettito •
111,1`, Wiltd1 IIRRVIT*I03. 4mi only
;tune to gratify Il;13 Of fow et/welted
clerks-, where pilau Anil hai r.
ratite; retute,• an4 who teo ; teshea to tie
lerintieg teiteo nepeere tear rite Mei
deer tleelie to reteeeto, I Cline fleet
setae; Lee, itr.verpit theiefeeeceita it '1
114 feying that. 1.a.:1111.1:t am" ;eel'
stuuld 'tut pley with ;mho, tuels." and thcsi.
youttg flow 411(141,1 Ilkot thouelttleesly.inee
prints:fa ink. atel net kw,/ thee run the rale
cd sottlitg their thea•rs s:ilett. It is titite eel.
Otte they co; not etteel malt ail Cm wifelent
that elestlil omit.) with riper yeses. 1 purees.:
to e tut,' tto tho matt:: a lista., aed reeve hoe%
e.t.a ,h it is fer yt,1111g 1.1;Vil Lo gifted %eel'
fee inteh ceiteeit, entl thAt ey te !nacelle
await:eel i'...:.• streiteta. •eeler te do ro, 1
yid! enete the iteseasetett eaue me eery
1::•;.i.;•. here it is,
611., in :se
the L'.0 Is' (1.
sip.. C a .1 tri,'
h tr; 171 1,I1 !if 1!
. MUNICIPAL 'ELECIPJNI.
trig th, ot•It. :11
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f:.c (0.4(1 :Z. 4.4;1. Is
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Pe.. lee!.
ea,w, see w..111,1 ao.ti 1...eievo it, thlt • it is
the at tisititt 0. whose teee i tee Itetteat ci
tail, is eel :at run 1.11tetol to in the elave,
ect-tainly it r. teat tlie yonth or
ceme ;ey• n: eettithe Cfi 111V 111/0VC
Wt)141.. t fel 1:e , eetee, sad. 1...t tee the Cuk11,
• Cr " toe° te tea the truth
• ri es en: of ti: • t .1'. I ererette
tl. se ei Lamal'at it tlay tlare
ih.: 05,.70. in this
wee-. 10 r.11,'Al./ 'Cat 1.1k0 houseseu
Tietato, reel el es amis. lathes:table retail
house.. on :lite; se, ea the same city, Ilea
aeteed (Lee tecir I ;rat .ss etearie on tav
se:wetly tete: Nj4' Yi..11..?,
a
eat .. e _ ....
• 1 iiii7 -:1-973 /
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DECEMBSR /
20 • . 33 20 20 7
21 32 22 ,22 . 15
.22. . 33 26 . . 27 17
- —21 . 40 ' 31 31 1
27 34 "'" 24-----. 37 32
26 '27 2.L.... ... 37 34
24- 37 . - 27 . 30 . 2 .
29 - 335nOw -360" 33 2;
25 32 ' 20 42 30
28 35 31 34 30 .
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13I.,);SS1 CI TANCIE.
The pmtneiship heretofore esistiug between
Rolort Cell:twice, Hugh tarott, end Hugh
Wallace. melee tao name of CAELANDZII,
Scorr st Co., of tiro •Tseern of Clinton, and tho
Village of Clinton, Will tio dissolvetl on the
1st 'ley Of'Marcle next, sea will be carried Int
timid the rte le of the. old iinn of Callender
Septa Mi. \Vallee,: retiring from the liminess.
All debts tb tho tirm .of Callender, Scotti
Sa Co., are cepectol bo•paid en or'beforo
tho 1st dey -Febeuary ilext: "., ,
t Sce advertiserneut of sale, neat
eek.
CALLANDER, SCOTT ti ee,
l'•Iiittea, Jae. C,
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ew-mewnieeeee..es-easzseseistaeretwesemteet ere_ —
wharf when it Is finishes', who declared
contaneetAeleetbat it was an election dodge , ....et'''. , TO (Lilt
1- •""- • •
.4"Viio Coveruritent to help- Mr. Cameron.
ef sinking with tho crib wurk, nee Peter' .L. . . . . .E.. C. .12 0 R S .‘.
.
1,,,t should they rover vcitture on, tor fear
tif old, the work Will go unit) complet bet, '
tlie. ilube.tevers in Mr. Cameron s ale ity OFT‘..THE .
nett tele Reformers will be mustita py het
to neeuniplish what he hasalene, Will Fliers: . . ,
, . ,
.
New 1 ea,.. a tie, rata loopit ei a leeelase
hwi.„ s...1:,., th. g...,,,, 11 ,,,,,,,,,... ,....:4,,t e,,,,,, ee ;dike; Tnerti aro men in the rank an.1 tde ylf 8 7ir R1..D1. N G .
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tibloce jlireiat4.44H•le:atioot_ ..., ' • • • OF "THE
f —COVNTY,OF-EtURO
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a:v., it, To,..,„..„„,1,00,,„,,,,.. 1 va,, td,l, that
.
itotli Se:trot:It isli tlitteela uf doing
•
'LI NTO::. I. 1 ;tI.1 IX ▪ 00 it fur a feet.
Thu elect's 411 ill this' tern Orr aft!ieley 1 it 'is "".• ili 1"" I 1`r •
for Mayor :out Catintillors wea teeen eery Dos....er, le. etsata it en, the eVetlites.
culnily by the frteiliolders, 1.vfore t•vo es 0:0 Ce• -qt:,..;
s..:11 raeleca ;et ectriee tltb Per.
eppirently, being tektin in the J.:atter t • 1,1:. 11.10, 0., Nto: L 4.1i,the.
tliO DI" j.rit,y, aa baraly emu -hell tha vetes ,t.,'„,.te";;I::;v,e.:eie:.''. .,2,',...:Ittet,,", .T.....''',,,l'..',iliaTei`,.'0."0`...1,.'
were etaitel. (Lio cause et tiiii uas the :tire es do :ie".; L e lea -t nem Therseay till
Leek of CSIO:Ktiti011., 33 far ae eaturiefilei e M-jael e•••••• -,.. '
• . It i.. 11;,,0.. Ira, t'...1.• 11,.lio;%a f ta: terre
wore c4ecerned, in t we war.le; ono in catli eavite ;lei sire i', leo te, It 1 eel.at cone ietiste•
havinj; es ithdrae it from tIto cooteer., flea eVe,e,„ C., v .. ..: ie. -teeny, thee raw no scot. 0
. . . .
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therefore a vote was tiot reefeitea taeir t:..,1",dTeT.T1.4'1 TT 'ut
Nateane; them be so often letait in tau eery •
leisling that John .1. -rel-opert-for oneref GENTLEIIE
,
i:s the tnernge Hall, het atonslay, and when, rention of represeutatives of Cu:Reform Party
Haviug becu unanimously chosen by a C011•
Judge Toms held Isie Itst Cett:ta ter '74,
1 bay Olaf lisegives almost unieeraal tfe,taltver Haneroinu,aajantgb.ogitttatnhtloarrod:
factiep, 1 thusk that 1 speak tho general ruing election, and tearing accepted the netiii•
mind . Thero were a cousiderable iittinlyer nitien thus generously teuderea me, I am now
ef cases cam° before _him. Two of thent before you as a candidate for your suffrage',
tpc,eirrstieouillaraleyeoseilrieltw ()lib tesktetierntiiie,11:coitys.pecta. for the honorableseeetition of your represeuta-
Tee tive in the Provinebel Parliament.•
first vas, a very intelligent about la Having been a Reformer frora nty youth
years of age, who 8:11i1LI 1::141,113 Ne, eaa• npwards„ I will support a Reform Govere•
it,I.IgeitfiltitionechoirmrebiyeavitLiotitit:31,:iteeetoLarteith.i01.• anitiedataesto uloptit)ga aistetthoenhy kpereipucsitperul.fastly in view
.te ithout cot:teething myself to an unquili-
ffed aPproval of every admiuistrntive or legis•
lathe act of tbepresent Government of On-
-mei°, I think their pasted policy end Sluts'
administration et the affairs el. the Provisee.
_wise, ststesnmalike, and judicious; and so ,.
long as they continuo thus pmdently, and ,,
with a wise econornyeto guide tho affairs of
the Provinte I will give them • fair and gane•
rous eupPore; but I shall, at the, tame timo,
support all measurer, emulating fruit what.
ever source, which, us my aildgment, tend
tho welters of the Province:
, Without referring particularly to tho earl-
ous meaeuree of thepast three sessions, I think
the settlement of the Municipal Lean Fund •
indobteduesa, and the wise distribution of the .
Provincial surplus to tho local municipalities
on tbo basis of populatiun, to ba applarA./0- ,
works of permanent utiety at the aiscretton of
the eseepayers of -each municipalitr, entities -
Mr. Mowat and his Goretumeut to the thi aka
and support of the electors.
Having heed a residetit of tho County fcr
forty years, a may almost-itiy a native of it)
end having shared wit& .rosny of you tho
hardships and prieations of tbe early settlers.
watched wins pride the 'rapid advancement of
the County in wealth mid intelligence, and
wherever my humble assietance could be use.
fitl, cheerfully contributed to the best of • my
ability to its privets, and welfare, it is super.
thions to say that-thieutexest of -the County
st ill have my special care and attention.
,.„ Tim shortnest'of tho time before the election
will prevent tnr saskiug a eltarough persons'
canes, of the Riding, but I 'ball eudeitvor tos
arrange for meetings of the electers at es many .
essaveitiont smuts in the Riding possible.. •
; i it.. In tee:, eeefeeteo ils •
‘,..1*,. knQ...n.t.earci lier ability. f.e. work
election. Tho ouly Ward 'in %Leh nia•• t.', , ti. • e riieceleeo at:'1...s.t.si:1, All I Ill.i MO.
tiling like enthn3tastu e as manifested eel; ' ie.', j...• •i'''' 1,:'''' '' '',': c' :'" "," ',",ea i" ,la!': three miles fraoruart..yr filTil.hi4T17...i"H:
e went
tate,: , : ',mai ii te..,•eto; es{ mintier:se, ti
St. James', where there w,;ra four candi- it was a aollaey or not. Mr. Barton signel it atter this unfortunate girl, hired -hcr ter
atwoe errs, at four dollars. per roonth,
1:ipt•-st, vf.rarry0c•Oe‘t.nlortitsehrroe,ugeh.,,oluttjot,hise„da.,a,yi. ,Trei 0.11,1,31 el hietient, !Alt atowed he eon:dna
in tot:vide:Ica° byeiwoTehtistreryfaillirnle'll'rtartgolatn-
eheeea tlloiof ir.lwt•*13,;r .0.i,iti i ..,:.iIvr. . Fiunibew,towilttenithre
SL ,John's there wise seme little epirit rae, my partnerr, sier.ed 7iii3Pown new, but
b°r8titiliw,nanir 51131 et °will it as boll'illy"chtainmilinnga88"2af6tear
shown, .as the eanytklatos, w,r,3 rifinieron, vout4 r.ot put the name ef our linn, as' I WM mo
bat only steacient to &how an election wee it. ; at . • 1 • 1 '' h • ' . . g
, out, and he conal net tell what I thought of tho first two months She wotild o out
.ie ea), le es, ho and 1 would bo at In t e morning with t4o. team and cultivate
wutk et the setae if it was chaed, but saw no the fallow among tWe rank Canadians, -
in progress. Immediately :titer tho doze
of the, poll n largo body of tho ratepayers reeerion Loariit tb,,seunt adiTitstarnattetakIletjael:•eftv: antleate.thoersaid tarns they are prolific, vory
ls li indeed. In the harvest also would ride •on
alsonitled„in ,tho town..halleepeltear Ilia two Ye' Olathe to ant! whichewaerenon le
ii the reaper with her master *bovine . Off
-cri.....),:tett the matt. r come to Ine I refusess to 'sheaves liko a little man, And', worsolhan
aecl3ration et the result of tho pen, .
' lin II on 00 s41110 grouud . Al 'stalest above all, she had to dive fur little hands among
tut ChM had been' ilea: eiet ere! tif tat" cin• I ales %Aid to Maras. Father .6e Barton. in
the thittles to bind, •. in compaity with
(Edisto," wens callsel umin to relates, the 11,Lir 3,iore, aii.1 in the preeen ::: ef tee yowl..
electors, which they did, thanhing-thein ' mete, Win. Hemphill, who,it eppeere„wel-.9thersewleu declared in evielettae,thet,they
could net- beat' her. - Shc claimed -some.
du their utntost fur tau welfdro ;:f thei.af •=1 ioa" "•3 'Ow i":"I'''
for the honor conferred, And premien,. te ! the Icolioe '1,1 it Alt:, matter, titer -tele moire
jaato to segneitet thing over 820 for wages, and the fooline
town. i the a/mem:liter th 0, the atom, woli:,1 he among tho epeetators was that elle should
close :-
The tenoning 13 tho etate e f the p.:1 ,..t, i. ‘
.
do.,..1, s„. 'lolly rpight.14 eplins ill to settle have all &heel/rimed,
oeemet. 4/1,.; 110‘; tpioil 4, C.;j.i ci ii!y so if it e es allow her nply somethine• over 811, and
but tho Judge would
perhaps the, is right. The second .case. A'
,
reepectable lorskilig man wee draeged to
lei eourteby e nterclemt, living riot tiftyanilei
... lot
-train ItiefieldraWisetAlto man was -asked
by tho Judge if he wee to Pay tho mer•
chaut's claim, not waiting tn hear the mati's
:limner, the merchant, with hie eye-bru;v
J oon, wanted tho Judge to bone his Runt -
mons forwith, to send, the inait..to 'Gude,.
rieh jail. • No merty. Nnt like the divine
11e inction, ," be ye men:ilia as yew Fa-
teer in Ileaven is •merciful." " Do lotto
tellers as yon would be Iloilo unto." Not when I .shal bo,happy to explain moro fully
half as kind as the Geed Samaritan. me my views on recent legislation, and the men.
respectablednoking person cemiiienced tc sures most likely to ettgago tho• attention of
tell the Judge how hes wife, n Indy in Iley, this 'text Parliament.
field, sent hitn, the defontlent, ewer days , • '
I am, Gentlemen, ycur olredient, servatt.
previous, to the Clerk of the Cone!, to in -
A. M. ROSS..
form him, so that he might inform the •
plaintiff, that she, out of love for her hus. Codetich, Jan. 4111, 1871.
hand, would pay out of hcr yearly annu ity,
from thli old country, in montely inetei.
mettts, the Whnle debt. But this merchant
t toppel forward and settle 'I doey the fact,'
ceato 1
demonstrating what tho man said was the
eery- truth. Oh ! when shell perversion
0$E TVAT WAI ;water.
Stenley, Jan. Ith, 1875. . ,
MAYOR.
Rattenterry,
ifejority for Ca:Leiter..
C017Ne Llertee,
i. 1..ne .1.r.y. • 1 elm etel Met if tho yoting 1112I1
, Is... 1 t„ pia reratlis a liOlitiA3'., or acre like
1, ...le es mot eater oty ar.,, troinl noces ;1•IC
, ,' 1 1:17-1•1 ei.... ,:.• 11 • f 111..L..uk.u.iiii,..th7y , wo014
• i...,•1•1,r "1,1.1‘ ,. This 15, I i,re.
,,,.,,, I. ,, . ,,.. loinliol tli?.e yours
. , ••5 i. • i • , .,t', :th.1 f .ry they ;,.,,,,t.
30. pais'. %%A.!, t , ... ty.,' ', i'. I tho,t4..t 111.,,y woe1.1
Stevens 09 1 ..... !..... 1 . ,...., ,..it,ting 0,10e0
Smith ' a i at:, .. , ,,. .ti Cot I.' free. ee et tlip. imperil',
.
Stuart ee'
Jaceeen,
Moore,
I ts A I,a; sSNer Fair
11 '
, tr., for•-•ntli, tlte
.. mat l•!;tlill trades.) tle ir tsiorii
i •:1. I., • rtv at 144)10P, rril
AT, JAIIP1' IN sr.".
Lea, .7 .,• • %11. ti.o
Nfe‘lnrialrl ....
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Johnson,. . ' GI
Erwin, Ls; ,
The Gnericillors for St. George's awl St.
.1ndrows' Wards were electe4 wittout eppo.
sitien, hy Mr. Little retiting 'in St. I:corpse.,
and elr. Doherty foe St. Andrews. The
Colneiders for Ht. flrorge's War.1 tline•
fore, he Messrs. Coats, Doan and Searle; sod
for St. Audrewei, elessrs. Cooper, Ilartan and
Sheppard.
Mr. A. S. Father, 'Reeve. elected by acela",
mat:on,
the,•• , 1.4 P 11.1i: 1Ar, thet
A•l•far al the election of Mayor is cen., so itaiesece"olia enc. eeeprntested,
cerned. we can hardly imagine aity oteer 1 mielas na.test rticeelaretermieination
than that all, not excepting eveti Alr. Ret-e„e „ey Arp the,. likely
teinittry and hie friends, will be gratifrol • be e, the neeereet ehaethoee Tonne
at the 'result, as they cannot I•utindinit'..tn;a_iciuilly..Ki114,1rew 013 petaiou.
that he is the most eligible, witholit' Ilia tleees ern call,' to a pretty pl.,. when young
need of our cr.tering into orticularv. The melt %%11 .kc 01 them.
parties who ',relight tett Mr. Itittenbury ' Ne!"•e• it ray e'en Ise 'I'd i" theto.rnr..
11t3prve a torero rebeke, and from nnitedt " tl.e call.' is men," The youth
more solllan from himeelf and his friends. • i" t he 40••.' 1' t°* 1,11 (.'3111 eeneeia
ef the 1 ••,. s (es ?Let ? 'like that
1/. t. ; ell sole few loteeica swains
rely lave 'y t) go on soino
•or other. -
Two ilav. t( 14 11^d, CRO32,11. Jest one
no.re. boy., ati,1 14 llone
ult.'', it, runt • f,,e the r,,no.,
I e Perte, ho. is
" A Inv,..r of teesee a retitle -catchers
a:: I then !leer if, .to sees. thee erns from hav•
ate a none of their* ••tal, (who told them
tiat, was tha f t ?r• to the thoughta
thee. tee emitte mai, eitli.lrew the
WM4
a4ultesuport..31r. •1:atteuhury and- the vial.- e'er) thia7trartswteinpro
nig of a little spleen ngeinst Mr. Catlett; I ee, ,„ ,,,1, Sir. f am oppoSset1
den th° "Yin4 " wu We" : too:he:el itail. set!. fe.bioe111111.411g
that , end' well," land the contret
e woe. tweet to cetee pennie•ver
4,scr, we hoe- the whnle matter will slidek- he AT" ivt awl ;Iwo", ittetne, aria to
.ly be stink in oblivinn, and II
R.. WOO to do .3 U.: try reel itin:1 self nett bminees, and
promete the best intervals cf the town. if iu race mai .1 it we.ucial reel :el repr,^4.110•••1,
(.1parritell, Jail. 4.--filtelerich Town-, oe wotilseceretiely net leek esr cotapieration
John D3vison, Meyer;
Itteve • Dixie Wateen, Deptitr • Reeve,
re niacin/we-St George's Wara-Janiet 11i
Finley, (leo. 11. Jennison, 1Vm. Sarige. —
St. Andrew's Ward -Fred. W, Johnson,
William Seymour, Alexander Wenger,. Se
Dever. Weed -Jac Sri -mill, Geo. Leans,
Geo.- reliant. St. Patrick's Wart' S.
Sloan..Wm. John Passmere.
sr. --itobt. Brown, Reeve ; J. 11. Gei-
gher, Deptity Reeve'. Councillors- Wm.
Wilson; se, Daniel 3IcColl, John C. Kill,.
fileBEkhis'sets, Jon. 4.-Counctilors -Gra.
htntrOerry, Thompson, and Leadboter.
Lecaeow Jan. 4.--Ctitmoillors elected
lor the village of locknow-Wo
Treelevan, Thomas Lawrence; Dr. -Stec.
Crimmon, Wm. Miller. .
MeKtteor, Jan. 4.-Rrive, W. PShltri•
non ; Deputy•Reeve, T. E. Hayes.. Co'Un•
Mints -Kerr, Reiland 3talene.
Wexansw, Jan. 4.-Councillurs-J. E.
Tamlyn, W. Q. Fowler, J.' Ainsley,
Lemmex, G. Pettipieee; R. Wilson, Reeve
by acclamation.
Stinson:, Jan. 4.-Conneillors -N,:rth
Ward-Oray, 'Campbell and Beattie -Emit
•Ward-Illekson, Onside and McNanghton,
-Smith Werd-Steward, Strang and
Broadfeot.
Onneaten To'wsesum-Reeye, Ford ;
Deputy•Reeee, Eiliott.-Couucillurs-Cox,
Waetely, Davidson.
Rolf •Wawearostr.• -Reeve, Thomu Tay.
lor, by *edam:Mon ; Dapety-Iteevi, James
Potter ; Councillors-, Edward James, R.
Riley and Thomas Brown.
lioaers.-Reove, P. Kelly t ttordity, 0.
Piocter. -Councillors-Johnaore, McCrea
and Forsyth. ,
COLBOAXL—fleputraeers,
0ouncillome-Dantel Fisher, J. Po Fisher,
Patrick Can-olf, 0, St , •••
On:01m — Statement , ot, number' 'Of
votes polio::: Munleipel Eleationka.
Iteert.---11; lull, 170 vOleel 0* Wat4
titian. 104
%twit* ' liost
4tio,youustsista.n.bororritirrAlgarttlkosahe
rr*
I ins,,y Gr.': 'we 4.0 never onposo
spnial 1 ohl..,4 .,t, 111.10•C tune of flia year,
int v neitee eiren of allele eine fe
altlit1011 t3 I WC 1.0 every MIN WOuttlo
mil hey one e:upioy that is employed Ily
tle. emir, et leest tee saes,. ereall ita the SUIll•
61,a, 0.44- selery et go on tho same
r.J it they e.;:e behitta th•• crevater or at the
tlte oat of the tame all we ash of them -
is oomph, to attent to their trimness.'
Noe in cen•eusion, et onat alelse
met youOts Ithe hen npply themselves
'item to their lersalees en 1 lest to fun. 1
1 ItirifteAd tot their liti'fi•14 the"Wisitai Of'
not (leiftiol into nett to3.fashionitile tray of
dein.; ehiee theee asea is comman
with tray et his ecses, namely. teking it
eve., whiee uecen.ete do as little 14 you can
for tho erstiey, woul advi thern never
to he intliffseent to the'r employer's iuterest,
and ecver stotel rimed dr pley ana fee the
boss der werk for which ynung men draw the
pay, If they wel do that they will make
more snetetnial buslucae men, Anti will not
aid to the sheet'', too liege flambee. of soeond
cies. hem's, of end, pita' reckless boldness
men, who daily fill the list of. insoltents anti
in a 'area ratio of -easel the onlv cause for
which is incompetency and a leek of a thoroueh
knnwhelge of their trade and which, when the
time was to learn they would not apply tbern.
'selres tot it, hut would rather play. •
I might add. teat I cannot commend the
efle.lom Iva ditpleyai iu eltewingseeh a cam.
muniestont Into your co:amnia bUt 1 elm,.
forty acespi your esplination as to how it got
there, and yoneregrel that it 1111 appetite' •
I am, years truly,
. boa Howls.
Clintoa, Jan. 6th, 1873. "
•
Fur Mt nut '
• „The TleyfieldoItathor ntrtet4, Mt.
MeEiestiod 1Cincerilint. It tent a rasa
to searchlortinibir soluble or the crib
"Work et. the barber, end tho tine* no
densbf burthitirellU'istrlif
golisiesg the work, osiootding to
impl000 yin too tho
hondeshoroagh.
Mr. Ross held a ruectireg on Monday night,
Lontleshmaingli, in olio Temperenconfall,
Ana about 250 were Oroseete lir. Gm. Cane
eingletm occupial • the chair, and stirring
:Tee -cites were ilelivcre.1 by Col. nom Mr.
'AT. Squier of Go•lerirdi. Anil Mr. Chas ',kr.
rrarritutrar tatritrarcrwt -I f trdet
easiseta-oveaniaetion etas .pertee ted. nt, tltwereete
ern ;onion of the township. TLet meeting was
a great sumer', and a resolution was adopted
pleelging support to Mr. Ross. .
TO TIIE •
It: 0 S
OF TIIE
East Riding of Huron.
;;ENTLE11EN
ffsving received the unmakes's nomination
of the Et feral Conventiou Riding, Wit
at Rrnestisent tho reth Deto-1874, which •
hare reecepted, I most respeetfully solicit yen .
suffreges, ' r •
!living represented you 1.1 crin four gallants. e
itiaffale rT reiV taut eyou-d, fierlrelietial. • •
mteenticreeritaiport •tbrietree'eirteeeiterrierstentree -ea•••-sae.
which lees dooe much to earn your gratitude
hy the measures which it hat brought forward
anil passed into law, mord pertieulatly for tho
settlement of tbat loug vexes' common, fhe '
The enures heves held that n reilroed efunicipal Loan Fund, in which this County
lisel a large interest -a grievance no previous •
i;overnentat had ever attempted to fettles',
r
ner most satlifactory to GO County. moll, •
other measures have teen -made law which will
tend to the beoefit of the people of Ontario,'
such as the consolidation of the 3Inuicipal autl ,
School Laws, ,Laws relating to Mestere and
Workmen, Lia1111 in (weer of eloehauiese-alto.
gather neer in their nature &nil eppetcatio_
have been placed u n the :Ratite DriateleThe
Ueiversity of •Toron a -been pieced upon •
a More popular basis, The Administration of
:nuke leas Loon simplifled. Tbis election
...i4ealreoptiseinendetothy 'turret; Whisk along '
with tnany utheitimportant measures will be •
conducive to the benefit of the country.
„„. „
Titejtidlitribution Bill too given oar
Comity. another member, to which we were
joetly intitied, both on account, of our popu•
latiou and entermise.
.1 look upon the maintenance of intimates*
conaection with Great Britain u essential to
our existence, and while doing lo, it will b•
my endeavorto uphold the honor and dignity
of onr Province.
Ify politica! posiiini is•now therm** de•
fined and understood, and whilst grateful to -
every @teeter who may we fit to favor me with •
his support, shall never endeavor to pin
that support by being "all thiete to allmen."
1 would alio sty that a lumber who has a
personal auks in tbe constitneacy ha repro,'
sents ts- more likely to give to iti intereats that
attention which they repine. than a nineher
living at a dilemma from it. tiller is ignerint
of les wants, and wham personal interest, are
identified with a conatitessey whets moire.
meetosity-te in direct opposition to the one
reprsients. Pot instant*, if a metal*"
from Brantford bad represented North 11e.
roes in 1873, when tie Municipal Lean Feed
was being *Ailed, It wield have bun eoleee:4*-
Heroq Po", aid; -taproot et Ude, if the
Wise aihe member for Brantford bad bees
carried out•ors would bare lost the stove .
amount. , "..
1 'suet s4 you all bet shall
have the_plusure et haltlieg Mutter Musk.
esit the 1tid;eg, Whets I shall snore telly sib
salt say 'Wye to root considered.**
. ems, Sire leittate111. -
• - „,2110111,A4 013.3011
1-601;•Mtio Irs MOW
times table is a contract entered into by
thrt-.COMpsftyvonsilistst.48135-4.114P
sihility for &images when it not cons -
plied wilh. ,Thus any traveller may site
for nny loss occasioned by train being
behind -time, nnd should this right be
gentiraTifeibforeed the companies would
soon be overwhelmed with
In Illinois and Iowa this winter tho
.Legislatuis will he asked to -relieve the
company from responsibility exdpt in
easily avoidable instances.
_
ctn.
Pftwot-In Tuckersmith, en the 19th alt.,
the wife of Mr. Robert Plow**, Of a (laugh-
ter.
Russet -L. -In Tackerstnith_mthe 5th inst.
Mrs. Cather;ne Itquoll, relict of the late
Geo. Result, and mother of Mr. John
Russell, late of' Tuckersmith, tiow of
Godsrich, aged 82 years.
. Friends and acquaintances are Invited to
attend her funeral, which ,will leave her
late residence spposite the west' End
Cheese Factory, on Friday, at 1 p. and
pioired to the Brncefield Cemetery.
V 1-C K'.13'
FkORAL GUIDE.,
For 1876.
27111.111151111 QUAtranTrhasery_trerebre lost
hew* awl erataim env VW Psees. ISO fiserastee%
eseselptlee. of were thale00 a owe )4•111swere
Tegeselotee.wIM Eterstionsi tor Cohere, Oolerwt thee,
Sas.. TM sew_ swam est shoe, veil Otthe OKI&
Me treold. our se woo aw toe wiess,ROWIelwa As
!WS,* WA fisnotio. Manse
was talc moonnam4.4..: •