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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1871-08-18, Page 3A!EWST_11,.1871, LEARINC SALE! TING UV D-E-sINES. ',.-rsi•rned intend giving rip Busineas this: tht y nill CI.LAR OUT VLJLL CF TEEM SI CK 1 -AT- 7 PRICE, FOR CASH: T IE SALE wiaa START RST )1? ATGiT, tn,ta. the whnle4t th Stock - sel:t rent. al at eare as - e paid. for .Entlier, eke, on, s pnime can awl •;:intlier trouble_ BONTHRP'N SON. L 1. witu tliv. ; TIT •• 1 4); .7111; Lt IZ. 1La takt.n.ro.,411K over 1'ID11%; alaaftE, area:, s earryasszii rnakiri up o MES Mm CMLEIREATS r 6 •T-T- ..ts received iron 1:::glarid, an cntire ; Y. STE•Tii CP CUTTING, 14y. nr beatitifntly fit - ease III fr Chili n (TAW ttr garnents eit ut: t inoilerate :a, 1,71. 1,00-tf- FGR SALE .11 MDFIRIS. t. Lot. N s. Con. 1.•1 anti th.f, net with tr..wtni4. It North. /Nilo 1 B.44.1, mile /11,1/1 ami 1:1 rail: ‘, froni C:inton, •1 Lrj . tile Pi:noises: •:.:7_11 no:ali ilar arid t'7! .7-1, tit 't Oft iltt• 1qt • 41 tu titt* Palt tor, cr. kn, in I- tt•r.? tft Blyth I'. O. GI:o 1 1:: DUTCH A 1 1T, Inn for. NI FOR SALE. (1#11- Coners,:ion, C•ainty 44 Ilruce.'coniain- !.../r 4-f v. an .1, tlio it :1 'A it bt .0h IVO . NO LEA,r4& i1iu strt am of .:41 situnted within •`-:•;,7::-,ne of Paisley, ; ir. v and Bruen . ff ihe above pro- -A t- r a tern( of 1: r funh: r jartet- EN..nosi 4- it ten, Senforth. Isil-ti, ,Ttca. ,'(qpt.rati••11 of tho ti 1 d. at tleir 4,- • f t. 1-71, to t...4.4 into - the portion • " t 1 1 • n:l. iL too •:.i t: ni.ship :41_ , ••• i., 1 a. s11(1:4-f.aw- • 4 1 a 4 4t are leo vet. in O.: ins: hes ne- tt:131AS Tom 190-4 FOR SA' E. ^ t 1*-LUI 1 1 11 \-.1U1 : mil, ontli rf • • -,fnith. is non 4f•- • tt :. y tram: buil:ling.- n.;.4 .• 4o4 EL., in the r. .14: l• :..!f• ft ,txr It, non f- t nt. Vt.t.tt T:•. ! 3-tabia •.i. 1. ." ...:tit ivetiaty,„ Godoi: ami Sarnia., t ct. Itt't. the p8rel.:4se ivintey n•- , •:.: • in itinal a 4..nual :_a. 1ia-11 I IritYSI1AL.E. 1,4 (nit. ITO FARMERS.: . ERNE .11 pnrcl.a.-411 tl:e anct to do Gristitig tind *Z.4- pa.constarttly OR hand. .„ aud Citopi,ed Staff. Ar • nrst•el: prat-tn.:II millers the 14.4.-4 entire 1.r tLlIuuitle t14 ir patron - SMITH .1: WEIR. 1 s:1 -n SOLO CHEAP, lfl Moderate Terms. r. Z4., t, Niairt street, Sea_ ctinic:t for the ••1 • n 1.-tn, as a. 44 1t,%1 £U 1t1, tln inmal ni the 1(-:r. and it ,;tabl: for bliildinn purpoben „ to CAN 31cI'A1LANE, Accountant, Lna•lo Bre.: 1n3.-tt: • `..-Rn."`• bleLEA.N BROTHERS, PUBLISHERS: "VOL. NW37: auata xpo.sitor 1$. 1,03LISITED EVERY FRIDAY MORNrNG, IN SEAFORTH. •Tr.rnas.--.41.50 per ye.ar advarrce, OT $2 At the and of the yr. Advertising Rattes. ' First insertion, per line,8 cents i, subsequent in- certiona, 2 cents each time, per line. eo.vrnAcr RATES. +(Ale eoltunn one year ... . 4,,t,60 00 114 half t• " 3 months one-year .< hoto rtiontb.s One,fourth one year n II hail • " 8• months line -eighth one year •C• hxti C.( 20 IX) 8500 id, '4 for th nk ort Frecion in Tra ty in _Religion-- quality in, Civil Bights." '• I $0 A. YEAR, IN ADVANCE. THE GERMAN DpEAT. London Soct'ety conlos o the rescue of Britiah honor with a Jo ltical sqnh, in which it finis dispose• f the Battle of Dgorkin: I served! gunner's Mat When 1 as twenty-eigla , That's ,fifty anno dominis ago. And our ;„iaip, wbich was theSpaiiker, 'Were a riding at her pale lor, One Sunday' light in August yOu ust w kne.: T were chentin of a luid, Which -I ordinary 10' SandatYs; 20 00 20 tX) 12.00 8 00 12- 00 8-00 5 (X) . .. . " 3 h .... . ..... Vne-twetfth one year ... .„.• . . . .... ▪ 44. 14a/f 5 00 " " S months 3 PO Advertisements withont ineeific directions will inserted till forbid, and charred. accortlinnlY- M.cLEA N BROTHERS, Nf'nnr4o Y- MeLnitn, 1 Publishera. ALIA MetnAn. f ritzhrt, 12 00 1 1 . 1 :II. hen our gnat .Did quite sada And. his exel: - tight.!') er-Ben's his na excla w 're, "B ow me Says be, My jolly mat , -This here Lloyd's paper s ,ates • . • As we'i'y going, to light .thean furrineeia . • Vbereupon We tees, Of its heal' Sunday night _Stood u p and gave thae hearty BUSINESS DIRECTORY. cheers. sassaa,====s-a-a-aaaa.: - 7 Well, we sailed away to n ;ITIEDIfit'A L. Tis famous Gerithan fteet, iyami min:MELT, M. D., Graduate of Virt6- C-0118P-MIn! Whin)), there' Ft& •hys4c ;AIL Istirgeon, etc., etcof jaw t. . (eass--threraer of the County of Iluron. For Six Feelt 8 they ha( ?eine and reM'clence, at Thomason & saareara. A-nd built,' and launched. a • W. R. SVITIT, Physieian, Stirgeon, kc. Oftice--Opposite ..Secitt Bola:aeon's (4-rocery, lain street, SeafortL. • ASSES S.TE \\*ART, 31. ('. 31., Gradnate - " I'niversity, Montreal, Physician, Surf geon, etc. ()nice and Residence-Brucefield. UL. VEItCOE, :11. D., C. M., Physician, Sur. - neon, •etc. Office and Residence. corner of • . .Vvisz•ket and High 6teeets, in rear Of Kidd's store. The fieearfleet a nation • . ! We had eraised about a& But about kix bells on Mtn day, has sameth as an marro '• the water Right out on the horizon .1:sa; a -cloud as ilea; as Di :on : 1 . 'Twas the foe assteamil! down - our ( uart r. • er an r ish eat been planne maht e ever sai nday, • nR. CAMPBELL, Coroner for tht County. atiisa 'Twas all a stiU as death, saa and Itesidence, over Corby's corner store, "Alain There wasnot a siagle bre th, ;street, Seaforth. Office honra, from 11 to 4, ouch 1 wore a mile up sia3-, aria en clay Saturday. 159 But our edin'r • chee The foe wa Bat Tight a Was a iv .LEt:Alra. TlANIEL MoDON ALP, BanisteAt r, ; torney-at- -v-' Law, Solicitor in Chancery, :Notary Public, Conveyancer, etc.. EN..ETE11. Ont. 11'...!•-1/4* Money to Loan at LOW Rates. 188 - - --- • - TIOLMESTED, Barristers -At- torneys it Law, Snlieittlts in- (lbancery and Insolvency, Noteries Public sIld Conveyancers. Solicitors for the E. C. Bank, Seaforth. Atents for the e8.1144.414. Life Asia:Jaunt:a Company, N. 13.--n:30,000 to 'lend at S per cont. Farms,. Houses and Lots for aale. TIENSON & MEYER, Barristers and Attorneys at Law. Solieitors in Chancery and Insolvency, CtinneyhoceiK,- Notaries Public, ete. Offices -Sea - _forth and Wroxeter. Agents for the Trust and Loan Co. of Upper Canada, and the Colonial. Seourities , Co. of London, England. Money at 8 -per cent.; no commission charged. JAS. R. Iff•:..NSON. IT...W. C. 31EtEl4.. rtoTELs. OX'S HOTEL, ( Late- Sinirp's.) The under- 7t-- signed begs to thank the publia for the liberal patronage awarded to him in tini?i; past ill the "hotel business, and also to inform them V118.t he has ngain resumed business -in the above stand, where he will b44 happy to have_ a call from old friends, / /cud many new ones.. 126 - THOMAS 1.g0X, EXCIIANGT IIOTEL, Goderich, Ont., 71 J. CALLAS\ AY, Proprie,tor J. S. WILLIAMS, Gale of American Ilotol, Warsain, X. 1.7.03I.11fig4r. This hot bas recently been newly furnished, and re- litted througliont, and is -now one of the nuist com- • fortahle (ma roniniatuotiK in the Province. Good lien:plc Rooms for Commercial Travellers. liberal. 1211 JIINt'13.E11.A.NE011.:S. OODINO 'S Banking ainl Exclitinge• ()nice, in 1 7A W. S. R o F.RTziON:S or(,, S eel o ()re en - Hicks, American Silvur, and /rafts bouglit and sold. -4.1-ood Fatineet, Oteti discounted and punk:wed. JOHN WADDE-LL, 191 Agent. - • on dur larboa, 1,11 vay out ata.rbot rry 1 ttle tiny arrer s re, nd as 118 k. . . A- chueklin' werrv sly, Anda -winking di his eye, Our admiral gave 'circlets or to la n-; ..And the enemy oave chase, • •tnr the Gerimuis • RS a race' a' Have a preference; for fighting tea to • one. At seven we felt a whiff; At eight it blowed-right sti ; At nine it Was blowing h, if gale ; But at ten the waves ran higher Than St. Paul''4.4.-tbedra1'a spire Aud my language to describe tie le ' do fail. • We kept a lectrie light A burning all the flight ; But on Tnesday in the morning abo it .7.it "gunner p .1nd -spoke, " Dal u me- ally' smoke . as co -nun': Irani the 'chininey-pots says*Ii.,, Just then we he rd a shoat, And Our adniira sang :out, " nd the si Mal up to wear about, and close 1" • Then fore an 1 a t we ran ; 'To his post s every mare; Ana 1.0.041oti an the storm our cheers arose. We neared tiem, and took aim, And tie NVOI•d to• tire came, And eur ile, down the line of battle l61 -e 1 Rat ti e Gera an answered n Not a solitar3 shot - But her e4igi fluttery' board. • , • •SEAFORTHI FE DAY, AUGITST 18, 1871. npolli a friend. lit half wa between th re and Kelso, rudged o i on foot, ov r (4-reenlaw Alt o , to old .1 ume Caa- tie 041 reaching t e Castle, t being a beautiful clear da a eight urst Upon mY view not to b a,sily forgotten. ,To -the North, the .Lammermliir ills skirt the -horizon. Far lei ay to the o !nth, the Cheviot Hills strotc out dis bact and clear in the (lista ea. Stan ing with your face to the sot th, you - h ve, right in -front the Tweed gain, bat in a far different aspect f 'o -I that lei seen,-- running now throt g t a ,b0auti ul, level, fertile tioentry. vileht NA: yout feet, and as it were, in the fo• egrountl, on have the beautiful littl t wn of Kelo. llox- burgh, Oraiiston, yetholni; Crailing, Mbrabattde and eklburgia a id many other places well •own to • fiends in Canada, -stretch or farther ana further -in th e diatance, til _the vie* is. lost in the mists of the C ieViets: TO the right the aiew is confi ied and lost among ranges of wild hea h and. moor and, but to the left you haa e he sea gli tening in the sunshine, with t e town of Berwick % for a sting poin vhile heti een you and -that, lie the f rtile field of Ber- wick 'hire, not ea., il surpass_ d, 1 be- neve, in. the United 'iagdom or grow- ing wheat and oats ,nanwrier Sum& " I I then descended . mong the of Berwickshire, nh re a kind awa ted me. Here sheep •and such fieids bailey as I had uevc Wheat and barley w ing to turn their cola oatslhad fully ant -the farmers -eceptien .• was s town such of whe a oats an seefi .n nry ]if ,re st mumend- . shade; and the 'r tli. .H•ayinis was nearly ovi V. I 1 andle 1 1a t year a I! oats' which weigh/1-4g p! to the bushel, and yielded, nearly b ishelstp the _acre, and the commen potato oat tion of a part of th haps the Carse of is pronounced the e nly know L. With th Lothians , wrie, Bera r en of See ACROSS TI E BORLE.R. as the excep- ad per- ickshire land. Bat; I uniat• burr on. 'm de the town of Berwick n x ; the fix m there to Ahawick, the cal it. 1 of t 0 minty of .Northamberland, Eland. ad long heard of the best floe - of s leep on the Borders, owned by la v. Mr. Bo anquet, di the Rock, five Mil s fro nwick, and 1 was bound to se the 1 Clow by Alnivick is the seat of t e uke of Nortliumberand, who own. ne the whole Comaty,-it a ve b autifn place. I spent hall day aim ng the sheep at the. Rock, eatly to y ighal and somewhat, trus , :nay fu- ure Profit. ke • o her abut 200 • reeding ewes, of t e pure L-icestet ype, as known on the Borders, a d sell, • very year- about .20 shearlin rams. only possible fan) I could cif d with he rams was that the were far„ oo fat. lorthumberland is a fine c,ount. ,-the oil lighter than BerwickshiCe, b t good Or pasture. • I • Newcastle, and spent af wri it very Getting back to Alawick. I 'la:patio; .0vered itgreeaale hom•s- anima, its n Taos streets, and smoked brick tile - houses. - - The next move was .f -Or the York, passing through a rather farming country, with a n ver - scarcely changing Succession !of, coialpits, -,sky erery- . it tip- Jity of xrnrisli nding, smoking chimneys and a sinokir everywhere. _ So thoaoughly is thing saturated with ,sinoke tha peered to Inc that the. very Vevtation almost 1,slhaoeNkv... ver, the sky became • less Jrnirhy, the oil became inuch better, and.. the crops ooked very well. Very wet weather ad prevailed here lately, fine 01ps of shoat and barley, Dow aome Ily to heita length, being in maily cas s at on the groand,• , The first objet of interest bathe City f York is tae grand old Minatei• -Path°. ral, but 1 must say that I had become i completely tired of old castles, ruins f descriptions, amt piles, Of grand- rnkiug huildings, that was pot fully ble to appreciate the beauties of, York linster, and will therefore atteMpt no description of it.. . ais ENGLISH AG LICU LTUR AL Exp.; rarox. rays leading to Scarbore had isstual. half re tickete for the day, and: erica .ap had a ditik hue. and otie .would imagine that the sheep were neafla On nearing the oh' city of •Ia."-ar downby the ; 11 -A., SHA.1(1"S LIN -ERY & SALE $TABLE7s. • Othce -At Murray's Hotel, Senforth. Good _We W.IS SpeCO111 • si pretlY nigh, Make eat far why. my should so quikly -r the side, itting down beside a 1.1i -r• -:es and first-class Conveyances always on hand N laid ‘ZHARP'S LIVERY STAIILTl, MAIN !ABLE , Seatorth. First-class 1 I orses and 'Carriages always ou hand at reasonable tenus. -It. L. SHARP, Proprietor. JOITN RRIGITAX, Evelitinge Broker, and Rail- I ' way Tinket Agent, Hongliton's Hotel, oppoSite (n. 1. Railway Station, Seafortb, Ont.- Through • Tickets issued to all points in the Westent States, All th California and Bed River. reduced rates, affording" bav the greatest facilities 41 Eltligrants. All necessary - information given reFpecting Land Agencies, etc. Greenbacks, Bonds, Coupons and uneurrent Money, 8011 , Gold and Silver Coin, bongbt and sold at best rates. For .tlieb• pre - 16. _the spoage t upwards TiJI B amuck w Haugin' pallid o'E • And- ahloltke baeleet. dr gamier as 1:11it 11;3 agroanina TIENTiSTR17.-,T. G. Rimr,, (Licentiate of Den- -17"•...: Surgery,) begs -to announce to the inhabi- f of 8:a:forth and aturatindingl cormtnv, that he lniti opened an office for the praetice of Dental iI irgery in the rooms formerly occupied. by George litLrrigi Dentist, where he nil} be prepared to do all liok of work expected of the profession in a satis- factory manner and on reasonable teams. 180 !studied tc , their stokers. titcheil pokers, from the la. ttomaif their bus crew, the Blue, -• Invidided -•wh the ships began to • Aud then the ba mulcd, - the. broken ibace was memlet ; And Willire vhen laet he eased fa , to be, Died a sadder an I a wiser, P A more circumspa:t old I aiser, I made my way next- to Scail oro, a beautiful n atering-place on the's (-nth est coast, to attend the exhibitien of the cle ork and. Scarboro AgriculturalS ciety, eld in Sca_rboro this year. ` All ,th rail • .0 R. COOPER, Conveyancer,- Commissioner ill v • • Queen's Bench, Insurance and General Agent. • Agent for the fen:swing Fire, Life and Accident In- surance Companies : 'The Beaver and Toronto Mu - t nal and the Western Fire insurance , Companies, 1)11 Relianee Life Assurance ned. the Hartford AC- _ eared to bring a full compleMent assengers. The weather was bee 041 d. the town was full to °veal _wing .And a member:of the 1) ntee :Socidtee. at • I found the show -ground on the au skiate tbe town, and elle shilling alil lifted e into as beautiful a place for '111 'ding au agricultural exhibition as one could ell Malone. Getting •a printed •eata- gue of the -entries for sixpence., I was ady for an ekamination of th „ first iglish agricultural :exhibition . had er seen. I have neither time nor space enter iuto anything like a minu e de - 1 iption of the show, -a few goner 1 oh- rvations must suffice for the pa sena ith the -exception of onr Prov neial hibitions, I had never seen s ch a theriug of people at a show • and, oreover, as the tOWn at this: sea on is 11 of watering -place visitors; fro all rts,:mostly of the commercial ar stoe- cy, I had never before seen such a rn-out of gorgeously dressed ladies d gentlemen, . especially of 1 dies. e agricultural horses I thmight .only ifferent, but the carriage,- 1=6114: and hack horses and the ponies were wonder- ful, both as regards the q'uality Jay the - of setae Insurance Company. NOTES y THE WAY. 111 MONEY TO LOAN on real estate security. All orders inn Mall Ori cabt rwise promptly attend-• ed. to. ()nice, opp:‘,,i.iiNti,•,1Elaye.,211;113:4.1:6, hop, 1811-11 • • • ...a. • • ITETERINA RV St -.COOK, of v 13 ni,nonE, resilta, [fully inform ill:, piddle that he bait taken up his reaideuce in the village of Belmore. where he will he happy to attend to all nails made on. him in his professional capacity. Mr. Goo -u has attended to sin oral eases of both horses and cat Oen bieli were given 11.11 I ly other praetitioners and effe.-ted perfect cures, wItn•li can be proven by certificates signed -1.4y over 200 gentlemen. For qt ittiOnittlq S.P poSterS. Mr. COOK will attend at .kinleyyille in the fore- noon tind at the Town Plot. in the Township of Grey, in the afternoon of the first and third 'TUES- DAY of 4:4411 month. 186 - - - T. CI f FRCHILL, VETERINARY SURGEON; - I- (Member of the Ontario Veterinary Colle•ge, begs to intimate to the inhabitants of iSeaforth and surrounding country, that he has opened an Office in Seaforth, win•re ho may- be consulted per- souall v or by letter, on Ore Diseases of Horses, Cat- tle, ete. Having received a regular and practical education, and he vire, been awarded the Diplom:I of the Vete:in:try Collegl:, of Ontario, T. .1. Churchill 14as every confolener of giving aittisfaction to all n Ito may employ him. 11)--4-`1•:14Enens-A.4 Smith. V. S., Principal Onta- rio Veterinary Conege; Professor -Buckland, Dr. Itnorburn, Dr. Rowel, tuni - Wells, M. D., V. S. - Veterinary Medicines constantly on hand. All calls promptly attended tor,. Office Carmichael:, Hotel, Seaforth. 182-2ni 1. ViAit to Scotland ifter Ts Eight '17' .firie AbAtisce. 1 ) Correspondence. cul The Miro? My last left baidtcs and braes f the beant veed. sc •Sirele theti. 1 hav had seine tath0 hard se travelling. As a mere sight 84.01, have AV been more than pleased - with vieiting Ex many places in (Id. England-plaaes .of ga. intert-st and importance te one som what m posted in -its hist( ry, but if even g •eater fu importande to. on I interested. a.a.- pa ricultural contlith 11 and. progress (1 the ra oid • Knowmg, as I ' do, sem - thing tu of agriculture in the new: land,' must an say that the expet ience of the pas ten Th w entY- lo re resting! quietly n the . to LxpoRitor. Ei LkvinaPooL, J ily 24, 1871. ee , . -days has bean to nie particularly int =rest- ind 1gratifying,r aug aut tan leaviug the rather thin- soil , found myself t village of Green. Prom there 1 had Lannuermuir, aa country, bat full Back- to -(1reeula • beautiful scener but if the Tweed, 1. next ie quiet old-fash oiled aw, in Beriviek hire. „. .drive north the her a bleak ,strip sol number on exhibition, there being. over 300 entries. The cattle were very good; and the sheep, -well, I did not thiak it possible to feed and dress up. sheep to stle f mutton and Wool. ly -; and havingt4 call eas h a piteh,-mauy of them could hard - walk with fatness. 'f he show of poul- , was very good, A novel feature; to • WHOLE NO. 103. me, was he dog show, in which depart- ment there were over 150 entries, The agrieultatral itaplements were far be- hind -aur Canadian exbibitionti, and the same may .be. said: of dairy produce. The horticultural (kparament was said to be magitificena but 1 am not Much of a judge aa to the quality of that, though the quantity was a big thing., Judging from the entries, I Offer that this exhi- bition is not:patronized to any great ex- tent by the farmers generally, the land- owners and the larger farmers. being the prinoipal exhibitors. I May remark that the arrangements were moat 'elaborate and complete, and although Englishmen appear to' get as noisy on their beer as Scotchme do on. their whisky, the beet of orda'a jrevaiIed ; this may, however, be altrib table- somewhat to the fact- - that poli men met you .at every corner, and wheij a man got the least. unruly, • he wasiiarehed off instanter. A iAil.141 IN IN THE WOLDS. Gettint away from Scarbore in the evening, iiaking one of a crowd of merry boys, me] '0%-v With beer and fall of fun and frolic) I moved on to the neighbor- hood of Drifteld, to spend a day with a farmer I liad brought a letter of - intro duetion to. This gentleinau farmed some 600 acres, and I had a good 'opportunity of seeing the erops and -judging of the modes of agrieulture. This gentleman has some fifty head of eattle, all pure thorough -bred short -horns Of the best, quality. This part is knewa as the' Wolds of -Yorkshire, and fairer lands or batter crops I have not • -: seen i11 my travels. I can realize the fact now that it is possible. to . raise eighty bushels of wheat to the acre, of which I ha1 long been doubtful HOMEWARD ROUND: . But " tine and tide wait for ao man,” and notwithstanding the kite' manner in which I 7.53::treated and. pressing invita- tions to pr long my visit, 1 had to move on. Back to York, :then on to . Leeds, Manchester and Liverpool. Making a dash into the eeuntry new and. then, as i business 4r farata dictated, paasine through a country of varied- level. good land, hill and dale, but I saw no crops to beat, oieven to 'equal these in the Welds. I saw wheat that Will Out in about two Weeks, if the I weather is fa- vorable.. The' crops in general look -first- rate All that is now wanted is dry weather and • sunshine, to matine ancl get them saved. , i ON' THE' WINO. . Of the toWris and cities throngh which I passed, mid of this Babel ofaa Liver- pool, I will attempt no 'description. I am glad always to escape. into the green fields from this noise and bustle. - I have made arrangements to gall from' Liverpool. for Canada, With . the Nova Scntian, to sail on the 2S-th inst. This Will therefore. be my last letter to you front the British Island; and you will get -no more "Notes by the Way" „till I meet you. in your own goist town of Sea -- forth, whica I hope to de in good sea- son.. 1 11. Love, .Sr. --a---a-aeamee-------. -- Church Union. 7'7 the gditOr of the huron hrpoRitor. Dean Sin, -I find that my letter on this subject. which seas kindly published by you on the 14th of June, has raised the ire of a Wesleyan Methodist, at , Ainleyville, who having. " nursed his wrath -to keep it newel " from that time to the present, pours his yials on my de- voted head. in low, meiiii personalities, which are beneath my notice, bet which show that however great his zeal, le has net' much profited by theacaehiags of a c_ii-reli whose mission is peace and good. will to men. And I shrewdly suspect that he belongs to the- class of persons who prefer clerical power, . with a little contention and. strife, to -Methodist 13 nion with harmony and pcace. But, sir, with- , all his 'blind -ea and high soundina words, be has not contro- verted a singre statement made by me, and what is more, -he cannot He charges me With unreliability, beeause I stated_ that ": the first step -taken by the Wesleyans prect4d. all hope of.a, union with the minors," and in this (onnectiop 1 usedtheward "programme "---perhaps "r strictitns" world have been the beis, in r ter wor I. Bmy m ut statement is fully confirmed ) an article in the Chi-Wit: Guardian,of the 12th. July which is as m folh-s, viz : " The Elate/plaid 11 tne$8 " thinks the prospeo't for union not t t encouraging. The liaise eas says : 'The . ''ministers ,composnig the Wesleyan " Methodist Coefereace have virtually rejected lay delegation, - by declining C 4 tt) paS an ineteperident judgment in I t " favor of it by intimating that they " would not accept it for its own sake, a but only as a condition of the :union, " and then with such restrictions as could not be approved.'" A nd the Greast- t C iaW adds :: " The restrictions are the same as those embodied in the resolu- tions of the Union Conanittees." , And yet: your correspondent states that the committee was appointed without " re- strietions.". So much for his reliability. And according to his own acknowledg- ment, the ," restrictions" were not ac cepted -by • the lay members of corn- inittee, who very wisely resolved not to relenquish the power which they now possess for the myth " veryappro- priate word in conuection with restric tions) of rePresentation in Comereuce. said `• I an aware that 'Wesleyan min - state --that lay representation is en- c-iareil in the church, and as a proof pOii t to the Quarterly Board and Dis- . trait meetings. vaur correspond- ent' quotations from the Book of -Dis tplin, e only verify my state- • • ane t. But 1 must not emit to notice tha1 he states that on all our •Corn mittees of f;inanee there is one lay- man for each minister," Truly the lay mem- berif the Weeleyan Church have cause for thankfulness that they are permitted to take a part in the supervision of the purse strings. I said they had the power of opening them. But your -correspond- • ent says, clerical eloquence is less likely t..) sway these Boards, the minister beino ;chairman. But he very discreetly with°, • holds the fact. that the chairman need not use much- eloquence, as he knows that he can exercise the vetoing or over -ruling power. And every per- son acquainted with the working of these Boards; knows. that my statement is sub- stantially correct. And here let me say that the case of the Londesborough Circuit, mentioned by me, was not for the purpose of maligning the character of the chairman, but to show that this power is claimed, and- is -sometimes ex- ercised. But of the Lomiesborough case • your correspondent is, very convenient- ly, ignorant. Surely he has had time enough to ascertain the facts. And now, Mr. Editor, in fairness to myself. I • must beg permission .to encroich a little further on your space to say, that I have not written for. the purpose of stirring up angry contro- yersy. or of saying one harsh word of the bhurch Of my choice, whose teachings admire, but whose constitn ti on (like that of all other churches) is of human origin. and which I, in erotomon with many others, believe needs reform, at least in representation, which the Conference acknowledge by sending it down toi the Quarterly meetings, and which, if grace- fully conceded, would go far towards breaking down the barriers that oppose Methodist Cnion. But, Sir, 1 have written with the hope that others would take up the subject, andby putting forth their views in a friendly and forbearing spirit, help on the good work, :which, if aeconiplished, would greatly increase the peace and prosperity of the church. I am, Sir, thankfully yours, A WESLEYAN METHODIST. Hullett, August 9th, 1871. Canada. - In the Counts, of Bruce only . fifteen out of fifty received certificates at the late examination of teachers. -a-The consecration of the Coadjutor iriniesIt.iop elect will take place in Sta -Paul's Cathedral, London, on the 24th -Mr. Amos Merriott, of Blaushard, threshed 450 bushels of Fall wheat from nine and -a -half acres, 'being an average of 471 bushels per acre'. -The Kinloss Branch Agricultural '8ocieta Will hold their F11h. Sbow son- ep;at Lueknon, on Friday, the 2 tember, -The Voodatock Review has a circu- lation of ,600. The Review deserves its popularit It is the best printed paper in (Mari , and one of the most carefully selected , nd ably edited. • -The atratford Fall Races commence on the Ri ling and Driving Park of that town, oit Wednesday, the 6th of Sep- tember. Prizes to the amount of $.1,000 will be o ered foi competition. falward Hunter, of the town- -ship of luron, County of Bruce, last - week th eslied. his Fall wheat, which yielded, n an average, 55 bushels to the ohn Rodgers, of Glen morris, has been ppointed head teacher of the Ingersoll Cornnum Schools, and Mr. Walter a adge, of Exeter, teacher in the second (lc artnient. -The .hores of Nova Scotia have been visited 1 tely by enormous shoals of mackerel. Soplentiful are they at _Hali- fax that hey are sold for ten cants a dozen, or a.:6 a barrel. - -The Waterloo Fall lines will be held at he village of Waterloo, on Timrsday and Friday, August 31st and Septemlie 1st. Prizes to the amount of $2,000 will be offered for coneeetition. -The " Rockford" base ball chila of Illinois, at the ' alaple Leaf11 club of Guelph, 11 st week,byscoare of 20 to nothing. The Guelph club are the champion of Ontario. -The 'eformers of South Waterloo lave determined to hold a Grand Reform Pic-nic, in the town of Galt, on Friday, the 250 of August, in honor of the Re- form Opposition in the Dominion and OntariO Legislatures: -The barn and crops of Mr. Donald 1 McLeod, .5th "ConeesSiou, Township 0 Kincardine.' were destroyed by fire 01 Friday night last,. Mr. McLeod's loss will be very heavy„ as the fruits of his year's labor has been consunted. There was no insnraitee: -A man of the . name of Dunbar, at Walkerton, who has no notion of relarow gauges,- opened fire on the gang -boss, who -entered upon his hind to begin Work. Tae gang -boas ieturned the tire, and an exciting time was kept -up :so long as the powder !lasted. Neither was hurt. - OR Thursday evening, a week ago, the residence of Mr. Samuel arris a farmer, residing near Listbwelk: was completely descreyed by fire. ! 'The family were all absent frmn the house at the time, and none of the con•teuts were saved. 'I'he loss is very heavy, and but partly covered by insMitne. The tire W115 cauSed by sparks from the kitehen chimeey. -The station for Walkerton, on tbe Wellington, Grey and Bruce Railway, will -be situated about a mile -and a half from the village. In order to get at it, a new street will reqiiire to be opened out through, three fifty acre lots. We would advise the construction of a Branch *f. al _hallway to connect the village with the 811% main lnie. he -A poeket-book containing :3200, was lost by a gentleman of Ingermoll the in otherday, It was 'nuked up on rat all street ba• lady who returned it to the M owner liven him making his has known The owner very generously gave the lady :$50. fait is too frequently the came t tat hon aty :such as was exhib,ted laar atlirylaredlyv,indtehdi.s instance, is not so liber- -The el. by 0 fastest t 'Chicago and back -occupying only 116 days and 9 hours .trom the time of her ton the 2nd of August, inst. She i: departure from Alantreal, at 2 P, M. -eif the 17th of July last, until she was moored a the same wharf after her re- Urnarried gineral merchandise westward, ud corn nd flour On her return. -Hun reds of loads of excellent flax ave been taken to St. Marys already his- seaso . The Argus says the crop is eing sad in excellent condition, and he yield is very fair. The flax season that ne ghborhood is becoming as im- ortant and convenient- to farmers who ish to raise a little re-ady Cash as the .00l seen 1. -It is tated that Mr. -Comply, W.110 ia8 been i i Canada for seveial months, rid who as sent over by the Working len's Ass ciation of England, to enquire nto the condition of the werking men Of his count ye. and the prospects for emi- . iropellor City of London, sail- ptain J. McBride, made the me known from Montreal to rants set lieg in Canada:, hos been. ppointed immigrant agent for the Do- i neion in 4 ng,lantl, at a salars- of $1,200 er aenum - The anadian Dairymen's A ssocia- ion intee 1 holdi-ig a Cheese Fair, in he -town hgersoll, on Thursday and :'riday, tie. 21st and 22nd of September, ourteen . prizes are offered -for the est six cheeses, forexportation, over 50 1)8 each. Two made between ,he 16th nd 22nd of July; two between the 13th. and 19th of August ; and two etween the 3rd. and 9th of 8eptem1)er, 1 71. - a -According to reports from all parts o the ProVince the country has suffered f arfally for the past two weeks from routh. n 'many sections immenae 'I he scarcity- of water too, has been very damage ha been done by fire. An im- n ense am - unt of valuable timber and Ti her propfiety having been deetroyed. uch felt. In many places water has h d to be rawn a distance of eight or t n miles i wagons for stock. -The foliloWing is a list of the office s o the Gram" Lodge I. 0. 0. F. eleet&I f r the current year at the reeent meet - it g of the Lodge :_John Gibson, Stmt.: ftrd, M. W. -Grand_ Master; John Mur - r, y„ Cliftr, R. W. Deputy Grand 1‘ aster; J. Hunter Lomion, R. W. rand'Warden ; King, Brantford ( -elected), R. wr. Grand Secretary ; A. 0, Clement, Brantford (re-elected), R. . Grand Treasurer; James Woodyatt, B •antford (re-elected), and T. Partridge, L ndon, 'Representatives to the Grand L nige of the United States. -Principal Snodgrass was elected. P Tsident o the Ontario Teacher& Ae- so iation. The Association decided to afply to th 1. Legislature, next sessien, fo an act of incorporation ; also for p wer • to loot three members of . the 0 uncil of I ublic Instapetion. A report w s also ad pted, recommending that be- - fo e the Cot lien sanction any additional te t books hey be submitted to a COM- M tteeef th. Association. A resolution ea line for t ..e repeal of the clause in the 6 hool Act relating to the teaclima' su a:runnel ion fund was carried unan- in ously. A shor, time ago a man presentetl hi eself " at Forbes' Livery Stable, in tit atford, a id 'engaged ow of the be'st ri s in the establishment, with the pro- fessed intention of taking a driVb a fee, -miles out in the country with his lady- loN 0., and promising to return the Fame evening. The rig eonaisted of a fine span of ponies, a new set of harness, and a new covered buggy. The man not rta- , tin ning as 14e promised, the proprietors of he rig be •ame sunpleious that all WaS not right, itt d started in retest ot their After much trouble they to Thameaville, near Chat, hcy foiled the horses, hap - cover of the Iniguy. The pr( perty. trued them hail], where ne.1S, and th thief and the remainder of the lynagy tritiglio)itleiaiii1),:otu...cAliii(tiell)a,kt,res,,b;iaaile. t(e)st:ielrItia(110.itoNa7es,u.:11.nelli,e;\,1:aesntat ji.ljsierilsgs(1til:jailEi€: (ma,;1::11:111:::;:i' dait':: am 11 boy, the only attendant in the 1: i sto •e- at the time, and was informed that theprice was twelve shillings. A fter a ho'rt hesitancy the shawl was paid for an( the lady and gentleman kit the sto .e, but in a few /mina:0i were over- tak -n by the shopk eerier, whe f -i atila . tha the shawl was $12 Distend of twelve shillings, and he demanded the sbawl, which was refused. Of course he 0(111 id not make the parch:Leer give ap the article when the lsa. -bad reeeiv,a all be 1 5ked frit. but it is likely that the goo Is will be mai ked in. pleb( fi aures at xt . cattle drover from lanfaaai wis of a purse containing $2,2i00 in bill, at Ingeraoll station, one (ley last week.. It sozeins that he napended takieg Iup iis abode permanently iii Ilea rani, frei dit house at the time. .11i-, 1.4.-4, and had his furniture lying in the how ever, caused Mil to eballtfn bin mina, fah, anti returned th ei I ee liimee;f TO I and he re -shipped his furniture to. lief - commence life anew. The money \\ Inch. - was stolen from him was the ie.sult. of bis ast sale of cattle, and wa.4 ( yi-rv e ',1t- lle. 1 ad in the world, He thinks the robbery was commit:n.(1 by two men who lywed him from Buffalo, and as ho he ytstiltiiied. ding at Ingersoll station when. Lu - The Guelph Single -Thread Sew - g Nlachine is swift, sanple and silent d a wonderfully cheap machine. at ebythe Guelph Eewmg Machana nimny. 4.8 4 11 7 f(