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and succeeded in getting Mc
a the ditch, when he w -a.
It violence against the fence.,
rebound was struck by a
le waggon, cutting his head
aL breaking his shoulder
Drowning, of Exeter, waa
attendance on the parties,
glad to hear are reeorerieg„
ets-13-.-/e(r00/..
Morn&
-The peapIe of School Stetton
Terris,. celebrated the natal
New Dominieu, by a pie-riic-
,e „grove on Mr, Peter ffilre
iere was a large crowd of
t -33.1t, quite alarge pre,portiun of
children, and -young and ad;
enjoy themselves hannenkteTy.„
repast -•ei7u, provided by dye.
he Sections, and after doing
1,atice to this part of the ime-
:auetlier hiast, quite as eir-
its way„ N. -as provided in thee
eche4, dialogues, music,. ete.
ting and instructive addreeeta
tett by Thomas Farrhfw,
Le , late -L. S. 8.„ for -Morris.
pies were rendered goot1
Sarah Damage, Miet3
Ilvainer and A -lessee. 'skin -ea-
t janies Johnson. Speeches
tiven the Ihlesers. Robert and:
ion. The Mortis -choir, -miler
'ad-chair:kip of Mr., jams. John-
,
7aesed vocal music very ef-
while Miss L. A, Dalniage, of
.took oharge a the INIolotleon
fly creditable manner. There
ge -number of young ladies
tit as a neatter of coarse, the
of all age, from, beard:low
sixteen, to emiOrnied. bachelors
was also well la:presented. A.
gtinse was speut b ail.,
- One -rola -be ook,
which was held Pere in
t(trals of the English. Uhttrela.
,;•Nvell. attended. Nopain:a were-
Treparing tbe grove Solna/0d
Y, in a truly picenic Styk.
banners were &esp.:tide:A at.
trance the the grouude. The
-re literally loaded with, all the
ever ehen on such festive
aloe t 1 go-. persons were feasteel;
[ley eat.) the tittle grove was
ryby music, froin the Carron -
:les Bann. When full ins -thee
done to the eatebles., all ae-
eround the elevated plattarm.
Et been:constructed far fleet:000a-
iv, Mr. Hardixigin aneat and
ee speeek introduced the Bev.
(ef tteaforth. The hitter a omelet-
ei for beat fifteen initiates, and
received.. He complimented
e Carrenbrook ea the anctose
day's entertainment and (ar-
ia a(Wration of the people for-
ay which they exhileited in
tatters. Dr. King, a carport-
theu ealled upon, and as he
ward he was loudly eheeeet
a few humorous and happy Pe-
ttable tc . the occasion. and °on-
e mt anecdote -which all felt the
The rest of the evening Waif
beet sited the fancy a
Oyed their time by listening to
frorn Trinity h'luirch Choir,
_ whllet others ;night be se,erhin-
ri swings erecte*l for the 0003,7
Kidd., 'Miss I)111.111 and NI/9B
bK kindly sang by reetteet, xi
itanic was a grand sueeesse and
is due Mrs. Duncan for the
ixi which it was eandnotei.
bare many more like
hocking aeeident ocearretl near
Wedaesdav evening, .at C. &-
!..0 a saw mill. A nem named
Xi; :tray, H ouly one month out -
tland, -while working in the min
a slabbeim the slalefoId, otie.
it the saw and threw hint
tting him nearly- in two. He
young wifo to mourn his teatime -
a meeting of the Reformers of
held' et zit:dile oasaturday the
IA Tognship Association wag:
1131d the followiag gentlemen
officers : -1. 11Sa. vie, Fresh..
(-)1-)ert Gerdiner, Vice-Presi(knt
,t liellagbar, Second Vice-Preei-
ind John Cerntichael. Seeretary-
IT. An efficient working Com-.
was also appointed. The ite-
af ifilkert tie(' evidently deter -
at to lIMIeaeght nappieg at the
(time
'.WAY TIME TABLE.
Goixo EAsT-
xpret.s. Buftal.. Express_ Mixed,
ft)iuA- 31-
k
GOING -WEST,
Exprt-ss.
r. et.
efeht
8,50 ,
trisieelas Courtst-1371.
(entre( will it. ee follows ;
_..run' 27 1103-14.1,1 ....Oct:, 4
Jt;ly Clot tni Oett. .6
.1 Hi 27 Gt. 'fet left , „ _
Oet,2f.
Nov.21
S rth 2:3-,
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Ci t • _ . . _Doc. 1:
troderioh Doe. 4'
July
ea
r.
_ II
-pt. 24
4.4
,c.pt. 30
Ft..1 ___ ()et.
NOTICES.
ttere (Tie: great publie re-
ihet'e how llefen. itt Use overtwenty
tame it cannot he saitl that they
eed. They heve Leen ticoroutrh-
c
- aim proutaineed ion the aittneir-
et: wbc se lives aud. -health they
te be a cure. liarmkW
Oteittly saint:try preparation, ant
season will in v ar ial tare
(Ails, sore throat, caud all
1 atifeetionS. One l:tir trial. Willi
the Alic-bt skeptic:al. Sold by
eine dezdere, at cente per teix,_
e:rfeethei awl sirepli(:ity of the -
aro letttiing fc:it (tree in th
Sc,W1.11g .\•,fine. ( ' tuiaertArt
eriatt machinee utterly ehlte"
a: re, ether.
Crieen.----Feeteav's Chm-
tv ere or A YE-orir,e,l'ilITE:s_-Ap-
r loess of voice,. Is remedied in a
, no IL attei- whether the causio
int' (fluxion of ti t 111IflL wil-
t' cold, or /rem nervous de -
in tiw ra`e. Of tank and
itzetliciitts known, mete is en -
lustre ettio.iderntion than th.3
.Syrnit. in all cr..4.e.; of en -
:and eolistitution it 15
-y- lieedhl. Tile motet
vt.iuf air5 add.LiQe
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3%1.t.trero Y. McLEAN, 1 Publishers.
_ALLAY 310LEAN. j
B:USINESS DIRECTORY.
MEDWA t.
-h-R. W. R. SMITH, Pnysician, Surgeon, ete.
-1-." Office -Opposite Seutt liebertson's Groom -St
Main street, Seafortt. 53
_TAMES STEWART, M. D, C. AL, Graduate
McGill, 'University, Montreal, Illysician, Surf
gent; etc. Office and Residerice-131-ucelie11.
L. TERCOE, M. D., C. M.. Ph3-sician, Sur-
-Li" geon, etc. Office and lAtsidetted, corner of
Market and High streets, in rear of Kidd's store.
Tgt. CAMPBELI-J, Coroner for the County. Office
-L.' and ResidenceltIver Corby's corner store, Main
street, Seaforth. Office day, Satarday. 159 '
'IL E.-42LL.
DANIE
(It Me -DONALD, 13arrister, Attorney -at -
Law, Solicitor Chancery, Notary Puldie,
,Otinveyancer, ete.. ExSTER, Ont.
L. Money to Loan at Low Rates. 188
oCALIGIIEY & HOLMESTED, Barristers, At-
- torneys at Law, Solititors in Chancery, and
Initolveney, Notaries Public and Conveyancers. ,
Solidtors for the 11. C. Bank, Settiorth. Agents for '
the Canada Life Asaurance Conipany,
N . B.-5580,000 to lend at 8 per cent. Farms,
Houses and DAS for sale. 53
TZENSON & MEYER, Barristers and 'Attorneys
- at Law, Solicitors in Chancery and Insolvency,
, Coreveyancers, :Notaries Public, etc. Offices -Se -
forth and Wroxeter. Agents for the Trust bid Loan
Go cit Upper- Canada, and the Colonial Seunrities
- Co. a Loudon, England. Money at 8 per cent. • gio
eunanission (Merged. 53
mcxsai.r. W. C. BIEYElt.
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your 4rd
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id deIshenders all are hard.
• is ago dines called pronouns,
eh ehoostas yell o know;
B0013 ach !H.-tit:Verbs or !time word..s
Dey'll -Work you bitter Woe.
1 ,
Vint dOtt keen de Deutsche Sprache ?
Den yod allatay moost go
To einfoniih, soeatas,
- Or en orleetorio,
yen.you dillies you knows 'pout musik
te ash any Oder man,
Pe e de soul of Deutschland,
• In yeti soul ish ran.,
Vitt' dou learn de Deutsche Sprac
Dot mutt eat about a peck
A w ot stinging sailer kraut,
• U sefee. pfoundts of shpeck,
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Ui Deice knows vot in rum ;
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Pr bare ly soul to slitaed
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-In ,a )y oder landt.
Till dim canst beer parentheses
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Diem Wiest du erst Deutschfertig se
For a letiguashe ideal.
HANS BREITMAN.,',.r.
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NOTES BY -THE WAY.
A Visit to :Scotland After Twenty-
• Eight Years' Alimeace. •
• 1
correspOdeke of the Huron Expotsitot.
AY.?ifIl1E, Scotland, .7'utte ',21, 187,1.
• IRISH SCENERY,
After a few hciurs spent in the al 1.
• town of Derry, 'We took the cars about
noon, on AVednesiley, the 14th hist:, fo •
Belfast. tWe ha c the good fortune t
take a. luggage-tr• in -going much slowe
than mail or ex •ess, and stopping a
eyeryestation-ghing .us a better oppo
tunity eftsceing t e • coantry, The roa
is smoothiand saf , a double track ; .bu
we are far, far a ead in Canada, in th
way of ear It000MI ()dation. On leevin
Derry, the road eads down the river
and round the sho e of Loch Foyle. Th
day
was beautiful for this climate, about
the' ternperature f a Canadian Indian
unmet but with that • peculiar h.amici
tmosphere, and fleecy cloudy sky s
haracteriitic of t e British Islands. .Th
cenery arount •t e shore is in mau
ases I beautiful ii the extreme-eat:ir-
ate mountain ain valley-anoW a bold
ocky hill, covere with heath, broom
nel whine, all in bloom, then a quiet
den, a clump of reee surrounding an
)hl thatched farm h=oesee looking in the
listance cosy and homelike ; and, here
nd there, you see sleekelooking cattle,
erded by some greyeheaded sire or
lyi xg ehewing the cud,
r quietly grazing e n the green pastures.
On leaving Loch .oyle, you soon strike
he Ban Water. oon 'you make Cole-
ain.e, then • Ballym 1na, passing theoug
hely an antique aiI d romantic town an
illage, well- know' to natty of my ach
uainttanZas iu Hu le. Who first saw the
ght of day= in 0 nay -Antrim. The
alrey aill the rich eenness of thefields,
-Seen mkehere ,in he werld, I believe,.
ut in Irclatedi-t e .beautiful hedge -
)Ws, fine farms, vell-cultivated fielde
• d rich -looking so 1, around Coleraine,
ade an impreesion on my mind which 1
ill not eoon forge . 'I he farmers ap-
'ared to- be jast finishing their turf
ork in the, ho«s, nd -some Were com-
et -wine to mow th meadows, Potatoes
,eryw1tere-moet1 • in long bode, all
mile -work -and g 'owing hixtiriantly.
ats getting ready to 1 shdot--the top
icicle here -and th re peeping out. Bet
range of hills ; ppeIars 'ahead ; we
low we are a,gein nearing the. coast.
'(.1 make a dash th ough rn (wenn* iu
e hill range, and s on we makc bas
ng, smoky Belfaet, the Glasgow of
eland. Through the kindness of a
*mated who had c. me from Ontario to
e a brother in Bel este friend 'Turnbull
-(1 I were ecceived- nto Me family, get-
* e thorough Irieh 'NV00011'10, lea,viee
impression of It•i h hospitality which
11 not be soon forg ten.
• BELE- sT.,
After rest"ng, and .efeiesting the inner
a jaunting -ear vas made fivailable,
d the prinipa1 str-ctS and buildings
ked at. The. ine lenient in memory
Prince Albert is *, superb and wou-
ld creation of mechanical. skill and
renuity. Other ilaeets of interest
ght be notieed, 'bit time 'WU not per -
8e -ince Fit to -saer that, after. a brief
1 with some regre blidding good-bye
our new-mede Bel ,ast abquaintances,
stedmed'otit of Be fa4t t 9 P. :if.
SSING THE C1rANN11.---4 tICES or erre
-1Z-NOX'S HOTEL, ( Late Sharp'sc) The under- 4
signed begs to thluik the public for the liberal
potronage awarded to hint iit thaes past in the
lotel baldness, and also to inforu& them that he has
again resunted business ill the above stand, where
he will be happy to have ataU frOlp old, friends,
and I -fumy new ones.
VAli THOMAS p0X,
.
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_l_rItITISH EXCHANGE 1110TEL, Godericth, Ont.,
J. CALLAWAY, Proprie_tot ; J. 8. AVILLI A„ms, (Into
of Ana:limn Hotel, Warsaw, N. Y.,) Tins
hotel has recently llecit newly furnished, and re- .‘
.fittcd throughout, alld is new one of the luost corn- '
hatable taut conneodions itt the Province. Good
'Sample Roexas for Coluniereittl Travellers.
Terins liberal.
1,13,4161,!(33.11.A.NE011:14.
• q, A. SHARPS LIVERY & SALE STABLES:
0.fflec-At Murray's Hotel, Se:thin:h. Good a
Horse. v., and first-ciass Conveyances always on -hand.. n
STABIJE, '2IAIN STREET, A
1
Sesiorth. Fst-eless Horses and Carriages -P
melee on hula at reasonable terms-.
It. L. SHARP, Proprietor.: t n
JOHN IIRIGITA.M, Exehange Broker. and Bail-
'-' way Tieket Agent, Houghton's Hotel, opposite 5
G. T. Railway Station, Suahullt, Ont. Through
Tickets issued to all points iu the Western States, :
California and Red Liver. at reduceI rates, affording • 1 -
the greatot facilities to Emigrants. All necessary " a
information tfiven iespecting Land Agencies, etc.
detenteche Bonds. Coupons and unturrent Money, 8
6,,,t1 Ida Silver Coin, bought and sold at best rates.
DENTISTRY.
T. G. PULL, (Lieentiate of Dental Snrgeryabegs
- KJ- • t-0 atMOLUICe of SVatOrth and
s IlTtsincling country, that he has opened' an office
for the practice of Dental Surgery- in the rooms at
Laluerly occupied by George Harris, Dentist, where
he will be prepared to do all kinds of.work expeeted i
of the profesFioit in IL SatiblattOry 11.1111111er and 011 1'
reasonable t
.;enns. - 186 .
C. R. COOPER,
tonvoyencer, Commissihner in QUAT7I'S Bench, In-
,
se Amu. and General Agent..
Agexit-for the f11uwing :Fire, Life and Accident In- aa
sureor„. Companies : The Beaver and Toronto 111.17- 10
.toal and the Western Fire Insurance Companies., I of
the 144ianee Life Asstuance, and the Hartford
_
eldent insane:cc mapany.
I In
h.
ei
de/
MONEY TO LOAN on real estate security. 1 in
AU ortic15111 inail or (du mist. prmuptly attend
oft to. Unice, opposite BOSS' TailOr Shop, 1 ,
186 -ti 1 1111.
•VETER1 RY SURGEON. 1 re
FREDERICK COOK, • 1 bo
•cle‘ nr.atfoetee an
to
"
1- en
Would respectfully inform the public that he -has
taken up his reAdenee, in the 1.idage of Belmore,
where he will be happy to attend to all ealls intalc
on hint- in ettpacity. Mr. COOK
has attended to several eases of built lun•ses and : •
-cattle whieb were given up by other practitioners, .
and t•ffectedperfeet curhich eillt 154 prortm by • da,
certificates sigged by ov:yr 200 geuthanol. Fortetimunials aee postt rs
dav
Mr. COOK will at,. 1141. at ,J1lk;1 11, 1fl the fore- MO
noon and at the TuWZI Plot, in :the Tow;.:•hip 'of sic
Grey, in the afLerma 0 of the lirst and third TV E$- •
DAY of each month. Liu slg
. .
16.,to the busy .wharvee end decks, we
-on boatel, of a laree sit . le -wheel steam -
i(
et, nearly as large a he ocean boats,
Ind for the City 0 • G11asgew .After,
Ve hard a fine - nig it, not (getting
k till about inhin gt, and day
ning again about 2. o' 19ek in the
Meg 'We got a 01. t three hours'
p, but Wel'./-1 -SO al xi u to see- the
ts in t4 Chau el aiid Firthof
de that wo, could nht stay bele*.
had. about 200 h ad Of cattle and
it 80 horte oa )(wilt bought by
teh drovers at I ish fairs, taking
.A
to sell at fairs in (Scotland. .nd
, it 'might be mi teresting to my
ids in and around Se forth -who run
le to Butfahe to-. k ow that at such
s as are gonar he e for eattlia and
es, if we halsu lic,ent steamboat
'inmodatioe, it WO1 Id alinoet . pee; to
them to Englan 1 ,,and. Scotland.'
•rege- stock --three
.frone X1.2
cows, :f 15to
•es, £30. to 4:100,
C.1)
J.CHURCHILL.
Veterinary -Stugeon, abct
oiernber of the Ontario Veterinary eeettree 8C(
'Revs to intimate to ate inhabitants at Reaforth OV •
and surrounding country_ that he has opened all he- • e
()zee 114. sereerre, Whent,he may lib \consul k.(1. per- fri
sotudly er by letti.-1*, 0/1 the Dit.,c•asts liorSCS, Cat- „at
tle, etc.. Having ree,ived a regular and practical .
equeatien, and having been :awarded the Diploma pn
if the littelinury Coliege of oatario, T. J. Churchill h
ot
_has every•-eonfideure tLf givin„.; satisfaction th all
may etopl.e.•
-sii;i:11, Prizeiral Onfa- )
rio Coilt ge; -or Ruckland, Dr. A
Thorl..tre, If.evol1.i - Wells, M. D., & •V. S.•are
htehtatea el:et:eh:At 4.,•tanfly on hand.
1111i.
4-44111: ntt, to. 0
et.)14.t16--Ck4134;(1...-..f.;;.• 182-2m •J1,01
1
y ar Old. STCelS,
to ±:.I 6 sterling ; 1
5 average , farm I
Stock has never
been as high bef re in the British isl-
ands. - I
- GLASGOW ND ITS CFIIANGES:
We made Gree ock at 5 A. M., and
had tinte to' take a walk thachigh the old
town at the foot I f the hils,, whose glory
has departed. to; dwell With her Huai..
Glasgow. We I moved up the ilyde
again, but not le Clyde of my boy- -
hood.. -All is cha nged-anothieg ru 'al or
suburban now, bi t a continual chu k of
hammers, and rear of t whistles, and
noise and bustle all the Way up t the
city. I had in my mind's eye a quiet,
romantic Renfrew Ferry, hut steam has
upset all again. 'he Cart cnt straight
lik a canal; $ers, &c, &c., -all is
bust ess, business and bustlee- Goven, a
gum romantic o village in my teeol-
leetio I neither now today where it
beg- ins or earls. 1 can. recollect. ehhen
there were no wit, rfs on that side of the
river at all, andnw there erelthree miles
of them. This sl e is all farsailing•hes •
501s, the other si e for steamers. We
get ashore at the ' nderston Wharf, :and,
nearly stunned ith the uproar and
bustle and half uacldened by the im-
portunities of ..ca 'men and porters we
lige in swing's iMo.
et. Llejre we are yell
getting a due.
kepi we got
towards 6ve-
f friends and
tonot the cha ges
produced. The ost
ch struck ns first vas
. Eyery1 five in-
ri _three' horse go
rom .all theextr me
For instance, f om
, from the .Shaws to
nderston to Gallow-
n, from Kelvin, 4:04
a passenger Wants to
rig fast, and all for
ne penny.- The ,old
igede'save where the
dash among the old
j is
in,
How
Ing
'in
W,
nd
nd
re
0-
ut
ly
ve
n
dd
Pt
tS
e-
),,
e
g•
I
e
are glad to find el
tel, in Jainaica-st
accommodhted, eu 1 after
allowance of fp ad
. an
washed and dres d, and
ning sallied out -i search.
acquaintances aric
thirty years had
notable change evl
the omnibu.s • syst
utes,.'busses dra
and come to and
points of the cite
Govan th
to e Cros
the Cr085, from
gat° and Bridget
etepping whenevei
get off or on,-dri
the low charge of
city is but little c
railroad has made
buildings. But 'in the suburbs all
changed ; Ruglan 1, Partick, I Kelt
Govan, .&c., are all, parts 1 of Glas
now. Th6 poet who sang 1 of "Mak.
ha.ste," him , and s lass, ''to Kel
Grove," Would fin 110 Amy there n
but instead a gran( display of trees,
terraces, and - be tifull gardens
shrubbery, -.the:de
thy merchants prie
went111)the Bridg
Saltmarket, and fo
misery and •dirt an
lite Glass:roar don't
there ; it doses it
points out to you,
environt of the gre
But why dwell
Queen City of .Sco
fill your paper, t
sights and -things I
for, after all, it mu
lieved or understoot
awrite you -an articld
gow ( Ireen." I got
one. night there to ri
AYES IRE.
Tiring of the butt e and excitement ef
the City, I came we13 - into Ayrshire. ' I
have ecen most of ; y frieeds who a
alive. I am now on l the old farm 110111110111stead--the home .of iny forefathers. B
change has been here ialso. I may safe
say that these twerety-eight years ha
changed everything, but the hills a
e
ales andtho little o 1 villages. - -
They have had ., a ry,,dry spring her
and a heavy frost on the 17rh May b
stunted vegetation 4 nsiderably, but r
cent reins have given all a start 'awnn.
and the crops at p sett look averag
well. . Haying is jus about commencie
I have 'nearly got -er my romance.
have steed on the h • ather, handled th
whirls and broom, a id. !` gloWered " a
the goWans. I havl =heard the euao
cry, the lark,mavis nd blackbird slug
till I have almost for otten all about ti'
storm While on board of tlie Nesturiai
I will get to L;US1IICS 10011.
H. LOVE, Sr.
-.... —
A Sad istary.
-
It has beerrsaid MI( t " truth is .strang-
er than fiction,' and - etainly if many e '
private hist iry ,was fast truthfully re-
con
led,' it would riot t nly be '• strange "
but "sedder " then M my a fictitious tale
that has been highly ..coloied by the
ellings Of the weal -
gate, an 1 down tho
es of tlet city. We
nd empueh of the ld
rags there, but o-
elight to dwell much
eyes on that, and
'Ali just pride, the
ei
tech longer in the
ish trade? I could
ling of scenes, and
saw in two days, -
be seen to be be-
. I may senile thee
on a night in "Glris-
material enough in
ake agouti. one.
t
o yfi(unclideocipie.ifn
f ,
e . shadow, fi
1 them do 11 )t coincide with the views 0
' the cleric I chairman, they are •uthlessl
over -ruled - An incident of is over
ruling pril mple occurred at the .last Dis
trict meeting, Clinton. The m inibers o
the Land •borough Circuit w re mien
imons -in a ishing -to retain' Mr. Watsoi
another ye r, but they were a c I cry
plainly by the chairman that lie wont(
not muse% to it, and some per cies were
even " snit :died." for presemhe to have
an opinion of their own. Man of the.
25th of May hist l_Now a follow him
to the old hethesteade th place of so
many pleasaut as well asi sad recollec-
tions -but sorroii is yet he store for him.
-dark clouds are gathei ing over his
head. His only -cilia-a-711h belpved Isa-
bel, a OM time exhibited anartness and
ability; seldom or never se et in 'one of
her tender years, took ill ( 11 the 2nd of
June last; and died .on t le -5th. The
only tie that bound the so) rowing father
to earth is.now severed. Via wife ande
child ere.* thesilent gravel; he must go
to then', but they canna r -turn to him.
It is *deed a sed history, eut we meet
with many such instance i in. humble
life, illustrating the Old! adage that
"truth is mdeed stranger. plan fiction."
It would be still darker, however, 'if
have nO a,biding city -Nye !seek one tc.:
I
there was no . bright ray of sunshine
breaking through the cloud; The dark-
ness has a golden lining. i "Here we
come."'
1
"%. few short years of evil paid,
We reach that happy shorci;
Wier° death divided friendii at last
Timed to put uo morel"
-COMAIUNICATED.
T.
rally permit
your wide
-
Church Unio
, To the Pciitor of The ?Oran
DEAR 6IR,-Will -011 h
me to ina,ke a few remaa•ke i
ly circulated paper On a su ject which,
for some time past, has let,•ea brought -
prominently before the pi' lic, viz. :-
that, as a
devoted to
eddle with
go ts ot 8 (Veryayoo
this subject, 1 trust, you. wil: not objece
to its being discussed in . th columns of
the EXIIOSITOR. From the flays of the
imagivate- causes, ---the latter having
cu.
Apostles to the present ti e, almost
every dissension in the e Thurch was
caused by the clergy, either ifor real, or
largely the predominenee. I And now,
when many of the real eaUSe of division
do not exist_ especially .in Canada, it
clearly is the duty of the c ergy of the
present day to promote the i nion of al
the Churches, as far as tc c in be done
without ifiolating essental iri
a general desire 0 accomp sl
able object is now manifested
more alr ady than the most s•
t
men. I this, the Presbyter
stands p e -eminent. The ze
ed by th m, is truly. praisca
consequ+tly they have .
though they have failed in thWr late ef-
vocates o nuion had. hoped fur ; and al-
though they
further union of the Plresbyterian
Churches is .evidently but a 4 ueetion ef
time. A .ay it be speedily ponsummated.
,
But sir, am sorry to say Wei, the ef-
fort „ma. le for uniting tl e various
branches of the Methodist hureh can
not be d signated zealoue, a al is con-
sequently a pliserable failure. It is true
sire of un ting\with the mind branches,
that the Vesleyans, as the later launch
of the M thodist family, hxpr ssed. a de -
and nce doubt many of the ministers
were sine rely desirous that i should be s
accomplis ed. But the very first step t
taken by the Wesleyans pre luded the -
hope of btaining the cons ,iit of the
. minors to a innate The pro° amme put in
ferth by e um as a basis, at on a. destroy- ei
ed all hope, and however anxi- es many of
of those ..iersous. were for in ion, they
could not eacrifice for it, the privileges ae,
1
EepOSitOr.
Church Union? I am awar
general thing, newspapers
;secular interests do not
'church !matters bat as a
paper has la,tely'had somethi
imples, and
this- laud -
by all good
an Church
1 manifest-
rthy, and
complished
nguine ad -
Canada.
- Boring in the 1 Adler' Salt well hair
attained to a depth of over nine hundree
feet, and no " s.ym -items " yet. I
A man name 1 Labelle was last
-week, fined $4, or twenty days in ja'l
in Montreal, ror rolbing a robin's nest;
- Five hundred cords of hemlock
bark were shipped from Kincardine last
week.
-The intereolon'al Railway Commis-
sioners will start their tour of *spec
ton on the 24th of • uly.
•-a-Nearly the al ole of the Mentrea
flour mills have $ opped running, an
there are stored in he city over 130,0i
barrels of Western our.
.=One of the attr tions in London on
'Dominion Day was a Shinty Match, in,
Nynieh the rezpecti -e sides were cap-
tained by aldermen.
- Rev. R. N. Gr nit, late of Water-
dowa, was indncte into the pastoral
charge of the cong egation of Knox's
• Church, Ingersoll, o Wednesday last.
---- Mr. MeGlashan of the township ef.
Yarmouth, had a fiel 1 of white fall wheat
ready to cut on the th inst. The grain
is said to be plump nd. well matured. I
A daily mail has b -en established be -i
tweeu Carionbrook a d Cromarty, in the!
township of Hibbert. Mr. P. Kelly is!
the contractor for c rrying it
- Mr. Eddy, the •eat match manu-
facturer of Hull, has been elected by j.
large majority for th County of Ottawa,
as a member of the hieliec Legislature.
- A French Caned an named Papineau
fell from a three-stor brick building, .a
few days ago, in Mo treal, with a hod,
an& was instantly led.
--The Provincial abbath chool•Cone
vention, will be held in the eity‘of Lon-
don, Ontario:, on the Oth, lith and 4th
days of October, of t) is year.
--The cutting of f 1 wheat began on
Monday, July 10th0 the farm of Joseph I
Webster, Esq., eishl erne Mille, neer
Dundas, County of IN'A entworth.
-The Rev. John ames, formerly of
Galt and. Paris, and. lately of Wolver-
hampton, England, has accepted the
:Pastorate of a mug ,gation in Albany,
Y.
--The Rev. Mr, G den, late of In-
dian Lend, Glengary, was Inducted inth
the pastorate of t Presbyterian
Church, at narrate n, oe. Tuesday of
last wee.k...
-It is expected th t the Hahrisburg
and.Brautford Branch if the Great West-
ern railway will be oinpletea and in
runnieg order by the irst of September
next. •
da1-1.-1Arrb..osytialognet• . tWC Niloyneiaoi
by drowning when b thing In .a
son of Mr. Charles Davidson
came to his death on 8 turday morning,
Gofnealillet,
. P. P. for King-
ston, has received th appointment a
Police M gistrate foilthat city, at a
alary of ;$1,00 a y sea • Not bad to
--A young America* physician coin-
itted suicide Fridlty last, by throw -
g himself over Niagata Finan -
al embarrassment is ;given as the eauee
the rash act.
The "eecond crop ' of potato bilge
e doing lam% damag some parts of
ast and West Nissmul. smile fields
ley ewarm fver the plants,
id are eating -up the b tuns With alarm -
g rapidity, •
and ache ntages of lay. representation. E
ti
al
which th .y, in common .eipth other
churches, have hitherto' (mil:wed, and
which are sojustly ptized by al. I am
aware th a Wesleyan Min ieters state that
lay repreeentation is enjoyec . in their
church. . "hey point you to he meet -
1
ings of th Quarterly Board anI. the Dis
stict mee ings as a proof; 1.)- t the m
a3 men in theta time ings. (be
lig the purse strings)); is a mer
r if the decisions .a.rhived a& b'
-Mr. Samuel Lan
ton, has 'Delhi and '
which L.,Tives promises
bushels to the acre.
_ the vicinity have aa
o prospect. E
y -Ata meeting of
f sociation of the Comity
y .Brampton last :week, M
' wealthy merchant, an
former, of Brampton,
f 1 (11)03011 as the Reform ca
--Durieg the month
1 of $179,777 were receiv
ors by'variOnS pOst Ole
1 the Dominion. D
period the amounts with
ban ks was $1 07,786.82.
brush swept over the wives by a master hest friend. of Wesleyan Meth° 1' f.
hand. , Such .11, isin our mind's sore under their disabilitice-M
eye at' pre'tent. Mt Ae C
.Alta Baker, of thonference-no voice hi the
Priece Edward 001113, y, was married to merit of class. leader -not
Miss Mary Jane Phil ps, in the fall of privilege calling a meeting
1863, With bright dre ms befoke them of OW11 ehurcl if it i$ not approv
a long and haiipy life. A few 'short and the minist •r. Can it therefel.•
happy years were' s hi the above egined for
named County, • an
daughter was born to
ly the union -which 111
first one of love.
laughter removed to
Townn
Township of Hay, i
to doubt expected al
o long life and. happ
mine, but fate dem
m
'onsuption, the fel
lisease - that wastet1
vith stealthy tread e
bidM
e; rs. Baker,
vife and an exemp a
all Who knew her,
)7th, 1870, after a lin
nentlis. • She lived
lied a happy death, ar
'ell be said, " she is ot lost, but gone
iefore," to a brighter world than this.
l. Baker, with his little.. daughter,
te bet, a child of five years of age. then
et loved to Pence Edward County: and
.here trouble was s store for him--
ark days mine upon him. }le passed the -
c*er in a helpless and melancholy= con-
( ition, However, with the veNure cif
,prine, his health recevered; andlea
.co return to his old home.
Oenning i'vet=;.'t the (rand Trunk,
d his only danghter- •azihrowlv es-
.
a sudden death, on the mash up
bole place near Newcaetle, on the
in du 3 time •a
..ement more close-
d. been from _the
sband wife and
the Loudon Road,
he year 1868, and
1. looked forward
lest in their new
ed it otherwise.
. k..(..
V0100. ill.
appilillt-
ven the
in• their
dof be:
ieini
ue fllOfllCflt, that tho minor
• bodies, evlu enjoy these privile, es, will
willingly esign them, tied p it their
• trucks wide • the 3 -oke; for 1 the Isake of
imion with their -hie brothershl 'ertain-
if the I.Vesleyties hole ttly de-
, (which the lay eleni Ails arc
luld take place), let the»i at
heprincipie ()flay re )re,ent- •
is the imaliceiable right of.
destro3er,-44 the the membeis, and all other du hrenees
in darkness,"--- 1 between the churches will I he -a sily are
ered that happy • ranged. 1 • , liiltCad cf 1)]4kL111)i1
ho was a loving and . strif( . peace and.I miness
a
am piety may oe. expe •teu. to
floe rish 'when all .the braPehes of the
Church will work unitedly in ti e • good
cause. But if they still cling to clerical
power, notwithstanding the evil - f 1."
eleion, they' would do well ti read, Il ark,
learn, and inwardly digest an ar 'tele in
last week's -Globe, which, either ell not
written for their special instruction, is
very appliceble to them at the jpreseiit
time. For according to appettrau a.4, the
tiaie is near when the tboiis'ihii1s of
Methodists in Canada will insist in hay.
it* a voice in their own affairs, a • their
brethren are now doing ixi Englan 1.
1.‘ eth apologies for treep nee ng fi*o
11111:711 on your space. I tun, tit-) yours
•
It11-11'131111r e".t, %Tilly 5th, 1871.
A WESLEY -AN _MET.1.10
ly not, but
sire a twice
anxious sh
• once adept
ation .whic
, person, bele ved
oe November
aring illness of 13
! useful life, and
d of h.er it might
aped
hat t
•
• Barrie. • Many .farmers suffered sev
• loss, as timber, buildings, meadoif:
.orops and every artiele was cleared off
• wherver, the fire extended.
-As a daughter of 11r. Thornas Cock-
• burn of the township of 131enheim was
•pulling a potato bug from a vine it Lit
her upon the finger, He/. 'whole Latd
• and arm swellee. a shrrt time, and.
she suffered the most exeruiating311
For a time her life was di:el-mired of, but
through. the assistance of medical aid she
is reeovering.
• - The dwelling -house, barn, and
stables belonging to Mr. Sanruol Hunter,
of Amaranth, were, with their contents,
completely destroyed by fire on the ist
of July. The tire originated 'in -an
afijacent swamp., and fanned !by the
winds soon extended to the buildings.
The loss is estimated at $1,000.
- Fall wheat, throughout Napalm -di
sborne and I unarton„ looks remark-
ably well and promises a very, large
yield. Spring wheat is just shooting oat,
and though not so promising as fall, „yet
a fair crop may be expected. 1.3arly and
.oats look tolelably w(111 „.; peas never
peared more promising.
-Mr. James Bennet, of ;East Oxford,
was assaulted by two highway robbers
• few evenings ago while returning to his
home from Princeton, and _dragged out,
of his vehicle. His pockets %vete then
rifled, his insensible formthrowu into -toe
• buggy, the lines fastened tithe seat, and
the horses started hoinewaed.
-On the 30th mit. a little child, about
15 months old, danghter of 31r. Andrew
Rowand, Brant, was accidentally drown-
ed by falling into a tub which. contained
-about three inehes,pf water. "The -child
could have been. in the tub hut a very few
aniuntes -when discovei.ed, yet all efi-orts
to restore animation were without cflect
- Mr. George H. Macaulay, sccretary.
of Mr. Speaker Cockburn, was brutally
beaten at Montebello, in the County of
Ottawa, on Thursday evening, the 6th
inst.,and. died next morning from the
injuries received. He .was, canvassing
for Mr. Eddy and by some means got in-
to an altercation • with a • man named
Tranehementagne, by whom he was
kicked. The maar hes delivered himself
into cust9dy.
-Mr. Andrew Dobbiethe fonnder of
the " Dobbie settlement," and the ()Meet
settler in Northern 13a -ham, • was so
seriously injured by a fall on Monday
evening, that he died_ in less than two
hours afte.r. At the time of the accident
he was at work a-ssisting to raise a build-
ing, 'e -hen he fell from the end of a
lever i and struck the ground on hie
lead,' produeing concussion of the
braint
-As Mr. John Mullen, •of the lOth
eme, I of London Townehin, was driving
home' from the Thornda,le pie-nie with
1.wo young ladies, the carriage became
'early capsized, and one of the maidens
was harle,(1 with violence to the gromel.
Ifer head struck against a large stone,
1 ind that delicate casket of her brain
nust have been fatally cracked, but for
ler chignon -a noble edifice of miscell-
tines Which buried the force of the blow-
n its eoft recesses. Very probably the
vaterfall saved her life.
- The tow]) of Sherbrooke seems pre-
iared to outbid all competition in seek -
ng the establishment of manufakitories -
vithi4 its precincts They concede to
• he hiton :Manufacturing Company, on
ontli4on of the extension of their mi1l.
o1)3pl0te exemptioe from taxatien fur
wepty years, a cash bonus of (t-,;5,000, a
ree (dt ed of two pieces of pi operty and
sing of a In Idg,e os• ea- the river
..
the townships of Landmis Lobo
;ast ) illiams, NI est 11 illiame, Weett
,
j
Xj 11 ist T, 8euth 'Dorchester, and Mala-
ide f• 11 wheat looks exec:110.3m Barley
n
eera ly veey good. Oats will he father
rider the aVera:..Te crop. l'eas., 401 a,C-
mut of their being sowed late, and the
routh, will be a partial failure. t 03•11,
oor, m acconnt of rate frosts. 11 ay
'cry r ght, particularly in amth-west
orel, pear 474 -rail. ,f
Teadwell 1N -heat t
of • yielding 40
titer farmers in
oually cheering
,
. )
the IZeform As- 11
of Pi.,e1, hell at ' g,
r. IC • Chisholm, 11
1 a staunch Re- 1
-as unanimously 11
ididatie. • it
if May, the sum \,1
cid fro/ t debosit-' in
. savi u-st franks •
iring ithe same
lrawn from these • M
Ime rai
hgog
1
(-;
--- A match (fame of iJasc Bill' -for the
Champithiship f Cauad.
Saturday last at (hid'
Maple Leaf. Club of 1.L.
Maple Leaf Club of 'Gr.
dui; came olf victorious
7-- A horse, belonging
of Luean, wa,s stolen fro
night last week and
thereafter a set of. bar
from- B. Stanley's st
place.
iwaebsef,1lY
%)veaeieicittl)1Iel
la,niellaittleite
11)11. hy 73 to 13, 11
a
Vk• eSt1121111tCr till -CI Lon do; to
- 'IP Se following emigrants had arrived
bed River on the 19th milt
aira d finnily, Blyth ; James Scott,
Mathew -Owens arid family,
id Jo n Brandon and family, ,Morris
oliald.'McLean and. tinnily, It inioee ;
home Carmichael and ramily, and
hu Tack arid LM113 11ay ; -fames
amm ricIaen3t,I.; Dpo.nall\11.
L'. cooper, .I. lea lin•.1•Ale-
mily,
irnah
•egor, A. 11 &silo, li... B. liell-v, IV.
„w1,
ee, ''•;. lianimill, ,41,. Schneider, .1.
•eunaman, A. Wilsoes •';. AViusan, c.
ewart, R. iia.o.iy 4,Da wife, C.
ti '% if, and A. hleE ay and wife.
to 1Mr, •Conners (h -
n the ...table (1110
1 night • or two 14
mes Was stolen 11
able of the seine 6
' au
- Mr. 'Wilinott, tie eminent
culturist ie about to c mainence opera- T
ons bn Lake Huron. • lie is of • opinion et
that ihnmj can beneeli iiatieed in that •
lake. lie is about te deposit seri:nil
thousand salmon spew in the places fo
most favorable to their d velopment
--The Guelph /hay Ai/et-ether has kel
ahanged hands Messrs. Walker & Co. !
Vaving purchased the est thlishment from
Mr. Wilkinson. The letriiser is now ,
to be a thoroughly relial le Reform jour- "
nal. Two "reliable" Reform. journals Wt
are, we fear, too much for txuelph to ; 'eac
the amuseme ts ware at their eat,
-- A meting if the Reformers of the
m-nsh p of Fullarton, was • held az
_Hart( n (milers last eteek, for the
rposelof organizing • a Toweehip Ae-
iatioe, and. make other arraeeements
.the advancement of the letereete ef -
e par "y at ehe upproaeleing general
li
e ti me . '.1.1 e fo 11( , wit lg of lietee were
'obit 11 .. John S. MeIntere,_ i 'reei-
It ; . ;mike 1'Sniith. Viee-Presitient ;
111;3, 'Second V1CO-Pretiiticiit ;
8 Brown, Secret ary-Trett s il l'er.
Committees were appoin ted for
toral divisien in the Toweehip.
London papers speak of a boy
. been seen lately running wild
the w ' ods of Loudon Gore. ...,everal,
tics hiave been oreanized to eearch for
I., buthe hoe; hithi-erto eluded all the:r
..mt3. 'A farmer of the locality sur -
sea him one day last week, Wiltt11 iitl
I to -die fezvst leapi JJ g ftlIICCS WA.
it a derr. A few dap, pie, iLtisfy 114.3
S nothied bv a lad who wa.., iiii.kin ,
5 131 the edge of the woo.f, Lift in -
ad of . running away the 4. wild un''
le a feroeioes attack on the boy 1111+.1
tie.14 lilin eeverely with a large ehip.
-
full height in Lucan on minion Day. a
horse attached to a sulkyl, and owned by
Hanniforil, of Uslx slippel its
head.out of the lh idle and ran ;wetly
the direction of the 'ero t . One man,
Mr. Thomas' Youee, wa; run over and
had his arm fiactured
ea. Thc
t has
Ili.a1
efi
ii m -o places.
- Dueli fires have dm e much damage III:
(111/11.1g the paet weela in the vicinity of COU
Kincardine. At one tin: the town it- sti
self N‘ as in lilltninent (1 ngol 0,- sharnig nee(
a similar fate to that ce ltradford and ' str
•••
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