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jANtEA DEATTI.E.,
,inr.threithnENT,-0-11 TtteS-e
00'4111" --. the singing dean
'en ctf Mr. Alexli-oad-
Lelsersiatith, gave a inuesitall
ha the Bible Cluisttaa:
eilLese. Quite a number
ditfeeStet itienee Of mueto
ti elase, al4y aesietea
d yeenleaten of musical
eteinity. Tue attend-
, but a1 found ecats with -
3,140 crowding,. The WaLt,-
ICU; long been felt ia thia
ea that detitieney is stip-
,etructione of Mr. Perteast-;
!e- thetne-ne areat credit ase
1 mush-.
Blythe -
in is a list a the names of
aese who received prime
eperte here ou the 24t11
teen a calithumpian—let
'het Andersoe, :34.el Wm,
1.s..s• • let Jamee Potters 2nd.
; State hue Juinp-- lea 1,V.
Sump
thid NV -Wiese hitlev .
eelet W. Whitten, Shed
n.l'arossiees enennetee
IA. Mastard. Foot Rat*
z,ford,ud T.Ifolmes. Tilt -
ht t1-Itectledd. V\ rt-
M--
lst Yuji, 2nd.
.!1 told Dumphty_
`Cro t Uhl!: Race -1st;
s stela 4. Tucker: Running
;--tteker, 2ad W. Curtie.
tnt the eveniag of
ntertainment wee v.:. yen iu
slue hs the Blyth Penny
sty. the Itouse NMSttlkxl
-
Wild& Spt.,a.,k$r Well for the
via society, this being the
drunent. The programme
nd ceuelsted of Readiage,,
ad Sinews-, ahnost all tvf
adered M. a style warthy of
rz alnent needlees to raj-
ne all del eo yeii, yet we
ii the hicesterp;ieon of
s Reeitaticsur by Mies
iiiaalairgh after Flodden,"
:yas pieta: by R. IT:green jr.,
'‘ clear ease of eat
; brought the house down.
nient dosed, with a on by
heal_Night," aud every-
pparently delighted with
ait. The next entertain-
s held tor Friday evening
era.
...essase
INSPECTORS:RP.
ttrei Iwe learn. by special
3t esers.- Miller, of ander-
str, of Seaforth, hare betas.
the oilice of Conaut3x Sehool
r the' Cctuatty of Hama
samaaasesse.
00-untss--1871. •
te sten be lica..(1
_Jima27 Bayfit4t1 Oeb. 41
Illy 25 Clinton . Ovt..
_July Ciotterieh. (kt
Withsitant (kt.
„Aug_1 iVrom•t( r nes 21
Svar"rt1.1
Le -ter
;.Aitg. 14 Iniuganntya
Sept. Day t1041 -
,•seet. 2:3 Clinton ..I>com 1
(totlerich Deo. 4
AY TIME TABLE5
tve the Seaforth stastion
GOING; EAST.
DafralaExpresH. Mtrexl.
10.50 A. M. Is35-iss ars
WEST.
Expres:;. assn.
2..3;:i le et. 8.50
CIAL NOTICES.
li Se -wing Machine Chempany
le world ft le at equal to their
th:witess aeltine for family
anufaeturing purpose&
and plenty of ite pindueos
uct upolt a pereeu who has
11 that the P-ertivian ‘s.."-ynip
does upon the: weak and
Et makes themstrong altet
va-eakne* and suffer -
h and health,
- Too oft:v.-lea cold or alight
aeltned as very exalt -nary,
jut as well left teq s it
(lea- gyeteviaticaliv neg-Iteett-
uplectiraivi-a, affection is ()on-
set -lima pulmonary d19ereve.
rudent, aware that a odua-.11.
not be trifled withpreempt-
Twee l'almonio Wafers,'
sustained their reputation-
-eara. .They are always €.f -
exert the most beive5cia11
all tile Ivrouchial and ivul-1
an& vld by all ant ts...ists
nierehante 2.1.-;.(;:ente
oreestund Kyrup of Hypo -
ie au excellent nervons
ireet ind uence oa the seneeese
1-threggh it it tuvisetrafass tho
Potatoes
TILE
ry OF OX FORD
ItECEIVED...!
ROBERr.r.SONI.S.,.
A I, reERTS.
IP SEED!
,1 choice Tuneip St eds (NAT -
else, Yetis tiss.
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NiLEN BROTHERS, Pi.713LI4TERS.
A)-0,1,. 4 NO. 28.
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Free IA in1 Triide=liberty in in. Civil Rights."
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SEAFORTH, FRIDAY, JUNE 16,1871.
$ 1
50 A YtAR, JN ,./-\
.sersa.araserarbarrerwrozarr.arnawansaura, a.marraern,
WIIOLE No. 184.
MEDICAL
_
-FIR. W. R. sm rill:, Physician. Sur -
goon., etc. Oiriee,—Opposite Scott
R ebertnee's•-• Resi lunce — M ain-strect,
Nerth.
Seaforth Dec. 14, 1863. 53-ly
C:Ni.201tE,.M. (Graduate
of McGill University, Montreal,)
Physieia,n, Surgeon, &c. dfilue ancl nnis
d ee Zurich, (inc. se
arich, Sept 7-th, 1870.. 144
AAT ES STEWART, M. D., C. M.,
IM4-
• . Graduate of eGill 'University,
N arrtreal, Physician, Surgeon, &c. Office -
and residenee—Brucefield.
Brucetie!d, Jan. 13, 1871. - e'n
. has .
IT L. VERCOE, M. D. C. M., Physi-
cian, Surgeon, ete. Offiee and -Re-
sidence, corner of Market awl High
Street, immediately in rear of Kidd's
Store.. , '
Seeforth, Feb. 4th. 1870. 53-1y.
• TAR: CAMPBELL, Coroner for the
County. 01 fice an d residence, over
Corby's, corner store, Main street,: Sea;
forth. Office day, Saturday. -159
LEGAL.
-A, ire -AUG -HEY & IT-OLMSTEAD,
Barristers, Attorneys at Lawe Soh:-
icitors in Chancery end 1neolvenhy,
taties Public mid Conveyancers. Solici-
tors foe the R.. G. Bank, Seaforth, Agents
for the Canada Life A.ssnrance Co.
N. B.-330,000 to lend. at 8 .per cent:
Farsns, fro -uses arta Lots for sale.
geaforth, Dec. 14th, 1868. 53-tf.
• '17EN-SON & MEYER, Barristers andl
Attorneyat Law, Solicitors in Chan-
cery and. Insolvency, Conveyancern.
aribs Public, etc. Offices,—Scaforth and
Wroxeter. Agents for the Trust and
Loan Co. of -Upper Canada., and the Cole
otrial Securities Co. of London, England.
Money at 8 per cent; uo commsision,
(Urged.
JAIL IE. 13EN:ION, IT. 'W. 0. =yens
lieaforth, Dee. 10th 1868. 53-ly_
HOTELS
17-NOX'S HOTEL (LATE SHARP'S)
The undersigned begs to thank the
public for the liberal patronage awarded
to hi:min times -past in the hotel business,
mg also to inform them that he has again
resumed business in the above 'stalnd,
witere he will be happy to have a call
from old friends, and many new ones.
' THOMAS KNOX.
Sealorth, May 5, 1870. 126-tf.
'FISH EXCHANGE HOTEL, God -
eribl-a Or., J. CALLAWAY, PROPRI-
ETOSJ. S. Wielietteia, (late of Amami -
n
, caHotel, Warsaw„ N. Y. Manager:
This hotel has recently been newly.
nisbed, and refitted. throughout, and is
nowone of the most comf)rtable and COM-
InOdi-OUS /Wilt Province. Good Sample
Roams for Commercial Travellers.
Terins
Goderick, April 14, 1870. 123-tf.
MISCELLANEOUS.
& W. Mc -PHILLIPS, Provincial
U-1• Land Surveyors; Civil Enaineers,
;ate. All manner of Conveyancing done
with neatness and. dispatch. .
McPhil-
Commissioner m B. R. Office—
ext door south. of IShaep's Hotel, Sea -
forth ,
*A6afortla, Dec. 14, 1868. 53-1y.
SHARP'S LESTERY. and SALE
Stables. Office—AtMurray'sHotel,
beJirth Good Horses, and first-class
GativeYances, always on hand. I68-tf
Q IrAitr's LIVERY STABLE, M IN
•ts....7 ST., SEAFORTII. First Class 1 rses
arid Qarria,ges always onhand. at as reons-
eiale terms.
Inatrann,. Proprietor.
•Seaforth, May 5th 1870. 3-tf
• ill
TEETH EXTRACTED WITIIDU1 PAHL
d--1 CARTWRIGHT, L. D. S., Surgeon
NateDelitist, extracts teeth without pill
Ly the use of the Nitrous Oxide Gas.
Geese—Over the Beacon store, Strat-
ford. Attendance in Seaforth, at Knox's
Hotel, the first Tuesday and Wednesday
of each month; in Clinton, at the Com-
naextrial Rotel, on the follewing Thurs-
day and Fridays. •
Pintiee requiring new teeth are re,
qtreeted to Call, if at Seaforth and Clin-
t on the first day of atttnda,nce.
Ostcr 54,000 patients have had. teeth
'extractecl by the uSe of the Gas, at Dr.
Colton's offices, 'New York
JOHN BRIGHAI4,
Enhanstege Broker, arid Radwa,y Ticket
Agent,
Houghton's Rotel,
copooits: T. Railway Station,
SE A FORTH, ONT. .
Through. Tieli-vets issued to all paints
in the Western States, California and
;Roll River, at reduced ratis, affording
-the great.st facilities% to Enifgrants.
necessary inforanatioie given re-
-npecliteg Land. Agencies, etc.
' GREENBACK, ,
Bonen Coupons and uncurreut Money,
4.;o1d and h:ilver Coin, Lought and sold.
at bosterates. " ets7 -tf
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r' blese;m.
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She's cleac
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up.
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ditch
I mint ha )it nen' sup a
or narra chaiiee of S
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then, Joe,
As. yer• kn VS the Meani
•
33 it Leona(' • have pa
-night,
For 'twas cold, and a
thick
So .1 takes t breatbin'
And-harri oft home vv
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For a 'app th-omillc
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Man,
\-71113rt I te
13jt the -bale
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night
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yer about • id kid ;
he scented to tako me,
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my hit o toke- that
cl cost me
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off;
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world
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Why shoUld
I here?
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'CO NTY CO cIL
II 1
CONITishrAMON OF idFd'ORT.
G °DEMME, 8 ub June, 871.
ho Council Met puree ant to a puns -
matt. Present, the 1, a.rden in the
eh ir, Messrs. Armstronl Dalton, Far--
ra , Young, Herten, 8h I} erd, Pa, on,
AI 'Donald, Lec.kie, B own,(!ardtck,
P rkins, Gibson, Moon, Snell, Shannon,
H ys, Kelly, Holmes l‘f-cCaughey,
• pson. Castle, Gre nway, early,
C casweil, Dallas, M. sser, orttyn,
Bi. op, -Willis. Scott, ( iiLyin andiGa,unt.
T e minutes of yesterda Were reed over
an approved. Sealed. enders for the
0 unty printing were r deived and re-
fe red to Printing Coma ttee. Report
of the County Engineer o' the Mlaitland
B idge Hill was read a Referral to
tlu Finance Committee. By-law to pre-
ve • t and remove (Andra' tions upon the
0s unty Roads was read tid passed.. Re-
po t of the County Eneineer upon the
-G a,vel Roads. and Bridge ,was read and
ro erred to the.Granel Reed. COnl'Tnittee.
following accounts dre read and re-
fe red to Finance CQMLni tee.
j'egineer's accounts'III. Farrow,: L.
S E. Moore, Lancelot 'Hardy. iMoved
b Mr. Greenway, seconded by
St ,psorte that this Council! do now
ad-
jO rf1 to meet at 2 P.M. arried.
2 E. M.
he Council resumed, iho Warden, in
th chair. Petition of Nir. Moore was
re d, when it was moved by Mr. Hays,
se onded by Mr. Sha non, that the
re -
la e• tion 0 Wm. Moore a now read,
tve to his two sons, w e1are deaf and
dwelt be granted.--Caeri d. Mitred. by
-M . Shepperd. seconded by Mr. Ferran,
th t this Council grant the sum of $100,
to he 33rd Battalion Rifle meta Ste take
th 06 next falL—Referte to the Finance
mittee.
he report of the School Cernmittee
s read. 111Oved in aniendinent to the
11 port by Mr. Patton, secondedly Mr.
ANT'llis, that No. 4 be amended by sub-
stituting Mr. Malloch, of Clinton, as
Ir, pector of Schools, ` stead of Mr.
D wan of Seaforth.—Lo, t on a division.
by a majority of five. .-',l ot-ed further in
eudinent to the Report by Mr. Patton,
SC ended by Mr. Yearly, that the R avert
be amended by allowing 130, for travel-
liro expeneos to the COU ty Selk001 Tu-
specto s.—Lost ona division, by a, :Ma-.
jority of twelve. 1 The Report was again
submi ued to the Council; - and. adopted,.
Move by Mr. Hottort, seconded byi`h. Tr.-
;Farra „that $300 be. granted to each eel
the County Grit mar Schools, prcivided
an egi •valerit antount is raised. by 1the
Munie peaks in which they are situated,
or ar. equalm
aorrat so tais—
ed.Reecreed
to.- Finance Coramittees The follkting
mittee':-.---;R. Matheson, and Dr Stokes,
accounts were referred to Finance Cein7'
and also abstract of -estimates -front
ja,nuaryto June. Moyedby h Ir. . imp -
son, s conded by Mr.- Wilkin,i . that ;the
report of the Printing Commitgei tie 'nee
ferred back to the Committee '' cr edon-
sidera ion. —Cairied. , N ovec Mt',
pard, sceonded by Mr. Castle, that the
Engin • er be instructed. to eXaraine the
Inidge on the boundary line' between
Goderieh ' and btinlcy townships, op-
posite • 4th .a d 5th • concessionS, • in
Stanley, and have the same put . in a
- proper state of xcpair.-e-Referred to the
-Fiume* Comm ttee. , . Moved by; Mr.
•Leckin scconde by Mr. Kelly-, that the
'Enoineer 'be ins nueted. to have an extra,
. e . .
quantity of gra, :el. put on the County
road ;throngli-th ; village 0! Ainleyville,
-as it is almost iinpassable it the Spring
and fail month. .—Carried.- Moved by
Mr. Perkins, seconded by Me. Gibson,
that this Council take the -necessary
steps to have the orphan' boy, 1John
Jackson, a deaf and dumb 'ratite, of the
Township of Howick, sent p.). the Belle-
ville Deaf and Durnh ,..Institute.' Refer-
red to • Finance Committee.: Mo -d by
Mr. Kelly, seat ded by Mr. Coitzryn, that
this Council grant the sum of 1 $600, to
assist M.building a bridge at Marrisbank,
on the boundaryiline between Morris and.
Turnberry.—Referred. to the Finance
Committee: '1.oved by Me. Messer,
-
seconded. by Mr. Scott, that this Council
grant the sun]. of $2,000 to rebuild the
bridge: at Zetland, on the boundary line
betwceu the townships of East Watve-
nosh and Turnberry.--eReferred to the
Finauee Committee. - Itloved ; by Mr.,
Moon, secondett by Mr. Shannon, that
the sum of $400 be granted to aid , in-
opern I up the boundary line 1 between
1-luliett and McKillell—Referred to the
•
Financ- ie Committee. Moved by Mr.
Patton, . seconded by Mr. Armstrong,
that the sum of $400 be'granted to assist
in rebuilding a bridge on the first eon -
cession of Lake Shore road, leading' from
Godshich Town, to the village, of. Bay-.
field, known as Hall's bridge.-aRe cited
to the 'Finanee Committee, Mott -d.' by
Mr. Armstrong, serionded by Mr. P t en;
that this Council grant A . snm Of Ina ey,
sufficient to complete the Ashfield Gravel
Road, and that the Engineer be.instraet-
ed to let the same at as early a. date as
(jeenni'
d--
uneile
rrow
possible.—Referred to th.e Finance
mittee. Moved by Mr. Castle. se
ed by Mr. Shepperd, that this 0
do now adjourn. t3 meet to -ria.'
morning -at 9 o'clock.—Carried.
FRIDAY. June 9,
By - Law appointing School Inspectors
and Jxaxniners was read and pasted.
Report of the Equalization Committee
was rad. Several amendments Were
proposed, but failing te carry, 'the
report was again submitted and adopted.
Report of 1'inane3 Committee was read.
Amendments were offered., but 'none be-
ing carried, the repert was again atibinit-
ted and adopted. Moved by Conn.
Holmes, seconded by Conn. Carrick., that
the-thrbe following deaf and dmnb ehild-
ren Of poor parents, living in the town-
ship of Morris, be sent to the Deaf and
Dumb Institute, Stephen Barnes, agen 9
years, Thema, Johnton, aged 9 years,
4irl MeMordie, 'aged. 8 yeaae. Referred
te Finance Corothittee. Moved by Conn.
Leckie, secoadel by Conn.' McDonald,
that this Council grant the 'atm of $800
'to the township of Grey to assist in
opening up the road past To-wn, Plot end
their imstern boundary. Itteferred to
Finance Committee. Moved by Cann.
Armstrong, -seconded by Coun!. Castle...,
that Mary Ann Black, a dumb' girl be -
engine!. to John Black, of the township
of Ashfield, be sent to the' Deaf and
Dumb Institute, a3 her parents are in
oar ciinunistancee and not ab]e to . keep.
ten Referred to Finance omrnittee.
Moved' by Coun, Greenway, seconded
y Conn. Yearly, that this Co ncil grant
the sum of $500, to'supplement the large
;amounts being expended in the towiiship
of Stephen, for the construction of
avel toads. Referred to Finance (Aim-
ttee. Moved by Conn. You g, second-
ed by (Joun. Dalton, that th s Council
allow the expenditure of the Boundary
ine a ortionment of the township of
Cells° e to be made on the Lake Shore
Road leading through C berne connect-
ing with the Ashfield: i ade—Carried.
Moved by Coun. Castle, seconded by
Conn. Farran, that the slim of , $400 be
anted for repairing the road! leading
from Bayfield to Clinton, through tne
ownship of Goderich, to be expended
under the directions of the Deputy
eeves of the township of St nley and
lodeli h. Referred to Fina ce Com-
ttees Moved by Coun. Al 'Ca,ughey,
econd6d. by Conn. Brown, th t tue' stun
of $5oq be granted to gravel t le road in
Tuckersmith, frOM Kippen eastward.
Referred to Finance Committe
2 e
By -IL to equalizethessLEIMMent
rolls was read and passed. Moved by
Coun. ;MeCaughey, seconded by Coun.
Young that the Inspectors •f Schools
for th4 County be allowed en school
days after the beginning of th ir terin to
close their school work. Ca tied. Re-
port of the Printing Committe was read
and adopted. Moved by (Jon.. Patton,
seconded *by Coun. Caste, th t Whereas
the County of Huron has been •unctually
paying its indebtedness on account of
the Municipal -Loan Fund, until it is now
nearly paid up, and whereas the Govern-
ment has not taken an steps to cornpel
other _Municipalities ttrpay their in-
debted less to said Fund, who re largely
in arre rs, resolved that this Council pay
no mole of said indebtediles ) until we
see what action. Government may take
with rega- to the municipalities that
ate so mach in arrears. Referred to the
Finanee Comnlittee. Moved by _Con -a.
/denser, seconded by Coma. Moon, that
this Cormc 1 appoint:two or more County
Assessors or this County, and that such
assessmen s be the basis of Equalization
by this 0 uncil for five years. Moved
araend ent by Coma Simpson seeond-
ed by Cou Scott, that Court. Messer's.
/notion re atiste to appointing C'ounty
Assessors be laid over for future cpn-
sidcration. Amendment carried by a
re as env' o sevdn. Ai eyed. by Mr.Cress-
well, seconded_ by Mr.. Patten', that this
_Board is f opinion that in , future the
most just nd equitable mode1of equaliz-
ing the ass ;,ssetents Weald be by allow-
ing acb i.lunicipality to here one re-
presentatit e on the Equalization Com-
mittee. ost on -division by e majority
Of five. M wed by Mr. Shannon, sscond-
ed by Mr. Moon, that this Omuta gent
a stun of ,,, 200 to be expended ou the
town line 1 etween the townships of Me-
lulliop litillett, on condition that
the above townships grant each ,$103 ;
also a furt er sum of $1.00 on the town
line betwecu slicKillop and. 'Logan, tett
condition that tlac -County of erth grant
shnilar e un. Referred t) t e Finance
Committee .1.11 eyed. by Con . Simpson,
seconded b Coun. Patton t at the sum
of $300 be granted to improt e that por-
tion of road. leading from Vrana to Clin-
ton, the said. road being a leading road
throngh the centre of the townships of
Stephen., Hay, Stanley and G'oderich to
the Clint° market. :Referr3d to the
Finance 0 mmittee. Moved by Coma.
bippson, conded by Cousi: Carrick,
that the si m of $20.0 be granted towards
assisting gravelling the boundary line
between t e townships of Hay and. Stan-
ley, said. li le being a leading road to the
Seeforth arket. Referred to the Fi-
nance Com ittee. Repert of the Gaol
and Court lieuse Committee, was read
and adopt
10th June, 1871,
,Report of the Road. and Bridge Com-
raittee was read and. adopted. Suppli-
mentary r port of the Finance Comn3it-
tee was re, d. Movecl in amendment by
Coun. rec tie, seconded by 'Coun. Mc-
Donald, th t No. 89 of the Finance Re-
port be a nended by grantIng to the
Ton aship )f Grey the amount asked, as
they have et -received their equivalent
of County oney granted in the past. --
Carried. loved by Conn. Greenway,
seconded b Corm. Yearling, that No. 91
of the rep rt be amended. by geanting
the sum asked for by the Township of
Stephen.— arried. Moved ay Conn.
Gauntasee nded. by Coun. Girvin, that
Igo. 105'ot the Finance Reporthe amend-
ed by grai ting the sum asked for the
West W anosh boundary.—Canded.
Moved b Court. Moon, seconded. by
Conn. Sh non, that No. 104 of the Re-
portbe a ended by granting, thp sum
asked for 1 e town line of McKillop and
Hullett— 'arriede Moved by Coun.
Patt NI, E. nonded by Conn, Simpson,
that No. 1fl7 ofthe Repor's be amended
by grantin 7 $20 0 ta assist in gravelling
the botmd rv of Bay and Stanley.—
Lot. Mo ed b Coun. Brown, second-
ed. by Co . ere swell, that No. , 94 of
the Repor be a3hended. by granting $300
ts gravel roa4 in Tuckerstuith from
Kippen e stwa . --I, set. The Report
as amende was again submitted and ad-
opted, 111 oved by Coun. Simpson,
s sconded. bl Coun. Carrick, that the sum
of $200 1 e, granted towards improving
the bound, ry between Hay and Stanley.
—Lost. laved by Coun. Greenway,
seconded .. Conn. Young, that the
Treasurer ee instructed to pay over to
the Treasn sr of each municipality their
portion of he $20,000 as soon as the
Clerk furn shes a list of their respective
amounts him.—Carried. 13y -law to
raise Coni4y Rates was read and passed.
Moved. by lCoun. Leckie, seeonded by
Coun. Gre nwa,y, that as W. - T. Cox,
Esq., late ditor of the Ilitron, Signal, is
about to lejave this County with a view
of starting business in the County of _
Bruce, and as his past connection with
the Count Council, as County Printer,
has been la norabie and straightforward,
we would iecommencl him to the favor-
able consideration oi the ratepayers of
that County.—Carried. Moved by Coun.
Perkins, s8conded by Coun. Messer, that
this Council do now adjourn, to meet
again the first Tuesday in December
next—Ca ried.
ea so OP
Canada.
Rev. John Scott, of London, Ontario,
t
has been el cted. Moderator of the General
Synod. of the Canada Presbytelian
Church, ati present in session at Quebec.
—Mr. -GS imam Smith, Registrar of the
ti,
County of Perth, died at his residence
near Stra ford, on Friday last, after a
long and p, inful illness.
—Mr. john Baker, fruitier, London,
has some strawberries whieh measure six
inches in circumference. They were im-
ported from Cleveland, where they were
grown in the open air. 1
—Mr. Isaac. Pettit, of Grimsby, had
new potatops,peas and strawberriee of his
own raising on hand on the 6th inst.
- - Mr. G. Tracy, formerly a, prominent
resident of St. Mary's was drowned about
a fortnight ago, in Wisconsin, where he
owned a, mill. e
—The Brockville Town Council have
granted 8200 foi the celebration of Do-
minion Day.
—Hamilton has now subscribed over
$1,800 to the Wimbledon Team Fund.
—.The Halifax Brit -,&h Colonist, the
speeial Tupper organ in that city, has
been xnalcted in ..;6,000 damages for li-
belling Mr. D. W. Dickie, an. ex -legisla-
tor.
—An Ohio farmer has found a speedy
method of exterminating the potato bug.
He put a pair of Muscovy ducks into a
patch which was swarming with the
genuine Colorado and they scooped them
down with such avidityj t
time there wasn't a but I
patch been troubled wi
The, ducks did not apr e
ill effects frem eating t,
at in a short
ft, nor has the
thil pest since.
✓ t5 suffer any
bugs. •
—A. correspondent o he SI Mary's
ridette writes that one light last week
some scoundrels entere 1 the Blanshard
drill shed near Mein c s Hotel, broke
into the armory inside, nd stole fifteen
tunics and pants and ot i r articles.
—The Paris Star sa 's the rains have
done the spring crops . st benefit, but
fears it wiU have to c noniele a scanty,
crop - of hay and fall -e heat. • Potatoes
and Indian corn heel )rospered, and,
large quantities of woo re coming into
market.
—The Ontario Depasti
Works have advertise
papers for tendernfor
of a building for adult it
ed on theLunatic Asyl
at Toronto- or London.
- -Du Tin g the last thr e
ports of the port of Sa h
$262,191, against $41,
ponding period of last ye
for the last thrse nsontl. s
against' $118,-385 for t e
period of. 1870.
—The Military Dep
the tenders for supplie
Camp, as :follows. M
Larkworthy, Stratfor
Smyth, London. Fere
*men- do. Groceries
C4Jd.ericlk. Fuel—Abr
oriel'.
- —The Hamilton Tia
owning 700 acres of
township, 6ounty of B
personal property„
imbecile chid, and. also
a mihor, le, ring to inc
„from 82 to .l 0 for drat
did not nia e one; co
,
pending Ch ncery snits
—Rev. W, M. Pun
lengthy trip westward,
past 2 months visitede
couver, attended to his
dent of Conference and
of the Pacific Coast. La
time to marry his o
Professor Raynor of
and now he is , presi
ference at Belleville.
—The Bishop of Hur
Synod of that Dimes
Wednesday, reviewed
past year. Be had. tr.
year 3,353 miles, de
and exercising spiritu
diocese. He referred. to
and stated. that under
he would. be compelle
such arduous labor, an
bishop was necessary.
—There are now kn
different kinds of insee
the Colorado beetle in
Of these, seven are tole
Canada, and some of
honed, will follow in t
destroyer. It seems t
years for these natural
take the pest in num
cause any appreciable
ravages.
--The Reform dem
takes piace at the Agri
West Branbford, on t
promises to be a grand
the two leaders they ex
of the Bon. George B
Currie, Hon. D. Chr
-Young, llymal, and so
ty more M. P's and
''general committee"
hundred names on the
eeutive cokumitteeu e
the neighborhood of fift
Ou Sunday evening a
ed lady, dressed in bl
eel into the hall of the I
residence at Oakville.
leaving the premises,
Jailed-. The parcel *a
the halidsome sum of
stating that the don
that the Red River s
in want of funds, gave
that object. The note
for whore the Lord
things," No oue has
who the lady can have
•
mit of Public
in the Toronto
e construction
ts, to be °rect-
o -rounds either
onths theirn-
a amounted to
for the cones-
. The exports
were $1.24,98E,
corresponding
itment has let.
f r the Goderich
a ---1.Tbelacker &
Bread.—J. 33.
e do. Straw for
enry Horton,
ra Smith, God-
s says a man
a.id in Oakland
t, and. $12,000
• haying an
child who was
the ea -pease of
g up nis will,
uenee- :several
on has bad a
allying-dming the
-Hernia andVans
uties as Presie
en the wonder;$
we& Le blind
dr. ghter to
ctmia, College,
over the Con -
in opening the
at London. on
labors for the
‘11ed luring the
ating churches
care over the
▪ ailing health,
edical advice,
to desist from
hat a coadjutor
to be fifteen
s that prey upon
various stagen
bly common in
e others, it is
alewake of
about this
two
✓ Medics to over-
rs sufli cient to
heck on their
nstration which
eiltural-grounde,
e 20th instant,
affair. Besides
pct the presence
ntyn, Hon. J. G.
s ie, McKellar,
e fifteen or twen-
. P. P's. The
, over nineteen
ills, and the "ex: -
en numbers in
out -dusk a
e Ar
• threw
. tvt
aePear'
She waa seen
mit was unrecog-
found to contain
$264, and a note
r, having heard
sion tva,s sadly
wasteseit,nglelpease,d,Ofpopr
has done great
he slightest idea
den.
—Care is being tak ict that the use of
the postal cards shall not degenerate in-
to abuse. There are certain conditions.
laid down by the Post Office Department
in respect to their use, some of which
are the following .—On the reverse side,
anything of the nature,p a letter or other-
wise, may be -Written o printed. Noth-
ing 'whatever may be at anhea to the card
nor may it be folded, eat or otherwise
altered. There must be no words, marks,
or designs written,--pri rted or otherwise
placed on the cards 0 an obseeue, in-
decent, immoral, libe due, or grossly
offensive character.
—Mr. James Gloyne, Of Downie, has a
healthy, thriving lam six or seven
weeks old, which has ve legs and six
feet. There axe thre, front quarters,
the fifth leg s ringin 'from the rieht•
shoulder, and tJie two xtra feet depend
-
isle from thin leg. The animal is firm on
its numerous limbs, ' and is pa
frisky as the other you hful members of
the fleck.
-,—On Saturday the ni inst.'a yotog
man mulled J. M. Fowler, while bathing
in he Mitchell mill d un, took cramp;
ami would have been drowned had not
some of his companions dived to the bot-
tom of the water, and catching hold of
hiin, pulled him to she e,
--It is feared that t e bay crop in tbe
County of Perth will e a failure this
year, owing to the ext emely warm dry
weather which preva ed. there during
the spring.
--;theriff Moderwe , of Stratford,
brought to the Beacon office, on Thurs-
• day haat, a week ago, tine epeeinsen ef
like cloven from. a crop which has.
a ready attai ed a growth of 5:i iuche)s
1 ithout artili jal means. l'armers groves
i g this clove vvoulcl iinl itpruftabM,
a they could. get two crolis 'in the yea? ;
a d heavy at that.
—The Mo treal Witnesa thinks that
t e att of s ehould be made an.
a most comp Isory portioe of the eduei-
ton of youth
—An igen of the Jo •epli Hall man-
ufactming C rapany, Os awa, has been
t Scotland t put up a n atter of water
heels sold t parties in 1 at country fox
t e Company
—It is'Said that Sir John A.MeDonald
to make a sneeeh in 'Jerome ; on the
Tashington .1.'reaty, witl in a fortnight.
I e will also trcaton the Nova Scotia
aid New Bru sada.- ques ions.
DiIfesngslios
iia
rr in
—Rey.
heology
oronto.
u—e blh
el e e
v an.
—The We leyan Conf
c tied to . end two additio
tiRed. R ver.
—The 1 or to, Grey a
way Com )3.n. have mad
o the C..inn y Council
aey will construct thei
le Conn y, entering at
o Kincardine,
ick to Walker
MIS of $250,000
.y maintain
-n onneetion
aid they expe
'nish the line a
s a more feasi
rdine Breach of
Brace. We hay
etion the Bruce
is
da
the
has
,00
de
e li
Wi bledon te
'aturday
t .nding
fp oiivne Ca abr
t Th
s stance,
e nment
t iem to
his seen
toe Kine
rey an
el What
t e matt
ent of
alilwMtr?
ty,
s um of $
e has rn
his sme
a—till\tlr. Br
1 rs on
e trance
atl has
ell.
The
• The e
1 enders
been e14ted a
•-tiox College,
m sailed from
the ahn //dines.
.renee has tTea.
al missionarini
"C d Bruce Rill -
a proposition.
f Bruce that
lin e throe gh
anick and eat -
with a branch
on, if they re -
from the Conn -
hat such m-
.1,1 the Gov-
t, will enabie
an early day.
le scheme than
he 'Wellington,
not yet learn-
ouneil took In
he first Prest-
Grey & Brute
the handsome
for the elibravi
-the Company.
Brown,
Wellington
been . vote(
as a reeven
n behalf of
e a job.
nw F. Gaul
3., $lontieal, w
N1111 ay, who h
int his privet
eenl extracted
, of the firm of
s shot by burg -
d effected an
house. The
nd he is doing
ig landers in Canada..
ndi ion of the Scatthsh nigh-
th Dominion Of Canada it a
sahjeet ell worthyof consideration.
They firs appeared there within ninety
years, an most of them. within fitty
years. i'he4 came either at tbuir own
expense holy or with the aid of land -
1 rds, w oo w re glad to get rid of what
t ey wer to kI, from high quarters, wan
redline mt opulatism ani very elide-
s able te an . Beyou€i this, they re-,
c eyed n ithe royal Dor rehle patronage
emigr tin (often with heavy hearts
nd ligh pa ses) to the wilds ef North
memo, F ninth and E %fish settlers,
N ho had bee aided by heir respective
overnra nts, had long aneeded. thene
it
, ad amo g t lese were everal of high
✓ uk and. wea th, while t e Highlanders
• ere nea iv 11 poor ani. were of the
1 iboring and farming classes. withant
licatio o o other ad antages. Yet
ti tereau ts re highly - favor of the
iter.
illere are now abou one hundred.
c -arches be ween Upp s: and Lower
Carada itp.1 which services are conducted
LI the 0 Aerie language, in d. about forty
si,iore in: Prince Edwar 1 Island, Cape
Irreton, and Nova Scotia, while the sa.roe
1 uguage is spoken by in n of all ranks
ia every i. art of the lam . Highlanders
nd then descendants ar found occupy-
% mane public offices o trust and -ye-
s mtesibil V. The Pret iers of Uppar
'anada, ial also of the Dominion are
majo ha, of the Milt ials beim); to
1
loth Hig datmers, and in some counties
t e
t ie same race, as do seve -al of the most,
minent ministers, d ctors, judges,
1 wyers, and members of tnli,,anele.i
legitlrisa;um.
rte
n looking over the Pii-
ords, w :.•, find eleven co atitnenues re-
resentee. in the aiffeaat t branches of
the _Dominion and Provin :ial Parliamente
1 y
Oamerone, ar d. feu" by Campbells, white
ttlt, Macdonal nine by tosses, five by
several are represented 1 y Frasers, Me -
Pherson, M c D =galls., :1,1e..Fae1anea,
alunros, Moirisons, &e., c, and all with
f w if aay xeeptions a -e either iii4h..
lj.nders or a ighland d scent.
A large nu iber of the lost prosperons
f niers, iner -hunts and mechanics, are
No 11 igalanderl ; in fat so much se
hat it is fie InsWy rem- rked that they
ale the 3ou try l: and it is certain that
properties to their nu bet- {which is
fereat) they p stess more power and. in-
taftueeneesbait
eiaeld; fill more of the principal
any other race, notv,vith-
standing th diffieultie they had to
surmount, lost of the Highland emi-
gyants kne little of iany ' but their
1 other tongue; as nota few of thcm do
o this day, while their poverty prev exit -
red them from haying an e land chance tat
1 Otainnig a good educatit n. They tines
i furnish am i istruetive 1 aveon regarding
1 he powerI of energy cononay, t. Ulperanee,
Several 3f tiem no douls
1 - a- none sf ti eee - but a
I have bean m ted. for their , ana indeed, 1.0
1 his alone t1 ey owe the high and liourhh-
ing poeitien which they now 'occupy -
throughout the Dominion, and we might
Aay throug;naut British America. ; for
-thir status M Manitoba and the Panifie
eolonies is not inferior to what they
held in the older settlements.—Froaa
•rrhe Gad, the nen, Uo4;e, .3.1agaz.;,,e,.
perseverance,
and in dniitTy.
pOSSeSlit:d ft7or
a class, they
For stitching, hemming, braiding,
ruining, on Ilting, frimeing, gathering,
1:112..i.ig. tucking,. light avid heavy'
hewing, " `2he °shore
0neespiailed
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