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• Eti-EBT FRIDAY MORNING,
' IN SEAFORTli°
Ti;sars.—$1'.50 por 'year in advance, dr tt the
end of the year.
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Advertising 'ltitl*ltts.
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.Fir. t insertion, per line, 8 cants; subsequ,mt.iri'
sectio s, 2 cents ottuh .Bute, per line.
• cOcTBtAcr intens.,, -
Dno column ono year
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(r c. 8 months .. ...
Half " otee Soar...- ..
u " half - "
"t " .8 months ... ..... . 12 00
One-fourth one year 20 00 '
12 00'.
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• " 13 months .. 8 00
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• 9` half . 8 00
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One -twelfth one year
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" 3 -months 8 00. j
Business Cards, (0 lines and under, Year.. 4 00
Advertisements of Strayed.,' Lot t, Foun 1, &.o.,
• not exceeding 10 hues—fust month -1, of er heat !
month,. 50 cents eat:i month. - 1 '
Advertisclnentit of FARMS and EAT.; E. `l'A'l1'
for sale, mot execetlitig 15linos—firs mouth, 1 50;
each subsequent month, ?5 cents.
:Births, Marriages, Deaths—Grafi . •
Advertiselnc,rts without specific dircetio s will -
be inserted till forbid, and charged a •cordir „, ti
MCLEAN 131t01`M.11,5
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ALLAN MCLEA.N. j
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
ITEJEDICALL,. •
AVID MITCHELL, M. D.,, Graduate of
n 1 College, Physician, Surgeon, etc...
Tess rs; ONT.---Coroner of the Coun:tyi of B
Office and residence, at Thompson & Stanley'I
i'ict or
itron.
IE. W. R. SMITH, Physician, Surgeon lett
!J Office--Oppo'ute Scott rhbert.on's &iocerY,
,Nair street, Seafortr. 53
I -ARIES STEZI'A1TT, M D., C. I!l , C*rttdu to of
�IeCri11 thtiversity, Montreal, Physician Sur-
goon, etc. Office sad. liesideuce=•13ruceield.
L. �'ERCQE, M. D., C. M., Physician Sux
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geon, etc. Office and Bes;d ace, co her cif
MarketAand High streets, ,nest to`tlio Planin Mil.
T111.C!iMPi,ELI,; Coroner for the County.
and Residence, over Corby''s yore er store
street, Seaforth. Office hours, from 11 to 4
day, and all day Saturday.
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liC,E C,IA L.
cCAUGHEY & 110I STED, Darribtei , t
torneyys at Law, Soluutop in Chancei.� ani`
Insolvency, Notaries Public-: and Conon cert.
Solicitors for the It C. l3alik, Sonfort-n. Age 's for -
the. Canada Life Assurance Gobi:pany -
N. i3:—~;30,000 to loner at b per cent. eros,
Houses and Lots for sale. ,
• TZENSON & tILXER, Barristers and Atto lacy -
!tit Lan, Solicitors in. Chtinicry ar a In'o1v' ncy
Conveyancers, Notaries Public, etc. Offices- Sea
forth and!W roxoter. Agents for int and; ea
eo. of Upper Canada, and the Colonial Sect itio
Co. of London, England. Money at F per ten IV?
commission charged. 1 - 53
JAS. IL. BENSON. A. W. C. ]LENT 11.
11011E ISM.
I( oi'S HOTEL, (Late Sharp's.) The r
signed begs to thank the public for the
Slatronage awarded to hire im tupot past
hotel business, and also to inform then that
again resuiircd business inthe above stand,
he will be happy to have a call from old fi
und many new tines._ ..
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RINGE OF WALES HOTEL, . linton, frit:
C_ J. McCUTCHEON, Proprieto - First. Ins
accommodation for - travellers. The Bar is sup
plied with the very best liquors and igars. rood`
stabling attached. The stage leave this ousl
eery day for Wingham. 21 .€ 4t.
RITISH EXCHANGE HOTEL, G ,clench, 7 nt.
J CALLAI it , Proprietor, J. S. 1v LIsaats lath
of American Hotel, Warsaw, N. Y.,) 31: utlget. , `hit
hotel has recently been newly ftuaris eel, a.� ., re
fitted. thrmnghout, and is -now ono of t e most corn
Portable and commodious. In the Pr tierce. ooc
Sample• hoofer for Coram(, tial Travo crs.
- 1` Terms liberal. 1)3
int sts.E.L'L LANE O ii,.
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0'1'1 r' r'rQ OF TII]L
.°roll
Bh - .WI.LLI_J\[ • LOONEY.
earth is feat: is.• Sur] win r,•
Alen al cr s;11)47 , 1
n basatll'11( upon is, a heavy Teo rn
:ess ve o'er the w• rlcl and tsieg ip
seeds f dark dis'ase ; doeloathing1. fe
,1ou of nia11 sinks, n Klin and blade
El -More than dcjec ctl views Split
1sto in ! I 1
.mfe {u'tloly_ hours !' Stellll',1 nuarl
r nt filly reg - ? Fiend bf nitr t
lilt laid .cl'othtl lin •sl;ilfel ed i r-
uts
'abroad and drive the•' blind' m�
ifts
jour ffootpetlis; thy ruffle . bl� :ts
untl 1 ' ; :. {
dlwellings howl ; hut tyrant 'we d
fury go spend thy rage in mar
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f�l�y
groat i • g
vl 111
h 1 sway sh h 11
1y chuski h
y bel,
fate, 'ti. n
ng fro 1 th
hu It} e f
e pe t.' 'g
ro
Poe
aha
11 h.
11' ature ' sliatl
e th
0t'4 cin,; o\ or th
o ,•elaliois'oft
caper the field
lo' g won
1 on
o • eel strt1 nis
Sha 1 fioiv tho�M';
n er deli' lied
Iii t appa ant
b14rst. '`
he it to n1; , an
ill the air
uct .all net ii e
to Le.,
orest, . i Conclue or
i of oolong dura, on, b
rip .t1io' aptly a 1 thi
v
y
fair distant when
south ,Spro
1 0
m th., empire iap'cl chaee,
mbl g t? the pierce g
rejo ce and then he
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icy : all shall yicic
le pl t gh: flowers sh 11
ed c irse,the imp i
ands f animated f or i s
ras , dei 1 tri then s141
us rise e"culti
to 'the`''oife
0
cl ;''me a
H .l a car
3 e 'p' in •w.
A jti t1
ioli1
Ad I no
lirir� tali we
It ,I tit ee
year
N .role o
is .rd to.
c e, lad
as 'thou i
A7 d loviii
I_:coi el hut'
'}Ta
Sc ;kee11 t
' t trioti
' (Co' ze dow
Tis, ea s t1
ell su
'Ss }h ld.
Fi d aIl.th
`Th ,•'w111
A e•nd
,r
T no. be
.N•lbri 11
her !'s r st f.
b• it
Xe i i. usf
e.li
' br }d
ilo ! tin
ME Ivy) a.
t 1t le othr night
80
og 4thy.1 '
8 golden ria and 1 right T
e s1 mnie' weather.
ore.'•;Chri- mas coeaga'
art l ng rip ler
c1E, ` ili{T t uie.ol,l, ole strain
ss the pither. 1
•e afl you' good in old ?
sank is:w:aker •
t. is ha d to hold
till" 1p yos r hca �r.
found t tie *len s mo
one mor loving ?" [tr,
y, ' A:fc v --a few ;1
e lig or ni lv_umg."
t seen the,prosp'rotiskna'
1 a precious thumper?
se -lased?" ' T have. - hati e
ly hat's bumper "
whi e ; `1' re seen the juste
it h pes g ow dimu.ier."
pe n, an strivean i trust,
•T"at.'sabriumen!
Ghee to -clef is dark,
daybef•re Yom .;
• e l zy storm-tosee bark."
F1.s the jorum !"
wn I shou d.-notnlici
le rig her."
it. and y u may find--
pt
nd-pt - pitch r."
- IARIi LEMON.
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Per`'
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TA S,'ii1121"S. LIVERY &' SAL STAB ,ES.
• Office= -At Murray's Hotel, Sen °rth. (rood, 1)r e
• Horses and first-class Conveyances alit ttya on h ud. are O
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'fiAB1''S LIFI';R `.ff3L ,; MAI ' ST IET; se;
Scaforth First-class •Horses a d Carif ger
..a1ls.ty b ou htaucl at u..tson�14,C terms. -- O
11; L -IA11"; ropnet r.. >l'
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JOHN. I1IGrtAM, Exchange ok and tail
way Ticket Agent, Houghton's Ho el, opposite
C1-. T Railway Station, Seaforth, 01 Thrt Ugh 8
"Tickets issued to all points in the We tern,Stt ter,,
California and lied River, at reduced r to es, of of ling •dist
the greatest facilities to Emigrants. t 1 ueco • •i ry
information given respecting Laud rev.cres, et ' 01
Greenbacks,13onds, Coupons and uncu lent _M - ey, -
.[Told and Silver Coin, bought and sold tbestr tar.
B1 JOHN' CAR CC
often l ave we re .d.with niiiigIe(
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gs of , ief nd .c ntempt, �` th
of�the nior mote-rn authors, the
e n w eco frig. o clisgueting13
,on. nnoi g pe ty sc ibblers, both it
and ry me, The lays .of climvalr -
Q t n ave re, ii taking ul.
ne fo til:: first time, agerly
n d t e i ro uctor pages, iI hope
h
lin( th t e ant tor was of the
t ef--of fat ilic, who lay down them
4 ,, on, col a -sense level ; b art ho\
Tiv w. on firldiii , as a prt logue,
%11 til l tidy st Alla u, )ort. the present
1` r ' tio1, 1.' ice own he work wit`
dist
CHIU•P& Y.
ICH.
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:- , . one t ding tha nothing `moble
e , atil g c • el anate from one who
es.tlmat e, in col' mon with the
hi .• ra :, is uupos cssed of ;this•'
f th 1 st Mile ttributes of ` a
heat ,
all. , , • it . exist :.d in th past, -
la e, : i id !: d by sense of °honor
a fined 1 y . t:1 e-g'ntle z phyrs of noble
s, hi -1 ii spire the,sub ect to -
de ds .f he •oism and fed ,)y the
i,1 ti-' in flue 1 es ' of • th fostcrin' g love
nob e h 1rt. Th po . etidor of •
rtii • or we rn ist surd ore! a
rigi late( by , u ch - po verttLl
s o goo(`, a )(1 suj ported aid amu -
d, y t is th •ee..gl' des, Alec iuess,
s a1 d.1 \-e, topartal-e of'the ' attire
rti e, igli hay been neither
or wo S tl an!th5" ordinal' class
O •1 111n b .ings • f his da,.-, and
t tart 1t., nore o • less, of all the
•igi al nd trans ressional 'frith
,nc nil Int vials i common with
0 the hu na.i fani:ly. It was
ry til at ivealt I should. 1)e his
i )1;. 0 that h. •bonitl ranq as a king
e, or a iglit ; for .hough in
siti us he might ud titore scope "
e:ce" els . of tis virtues and more
)o\'er o.•ca ry ell his,, ,06i ns, it
oc ur •oin this tl at pa smalls
his purpo.es m rel ruse -
111 tihose wine glovi. eel lin the,
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his fell° mor .als. ' We find
1 'r seargh the, the pals essor
is ispositiou vas iotec •only-
vhiclt he remade
o sc{ure fame
in a,ccor ante
armors c t the
or. a inure itori- i;
actor br•ught
des rye( ten- .1
arse of
erio 1, b'
R. COOPER, Conveyancer, Coni issiori
`�• Queen's Bencb, In • •anee and Ge feral A haat.
Agent for the followinr%Fire,Life and ()olden In 1
r;tv ante CoMpianies : T e Beavei and `orouto 11 . W
tiia-1 acid the Western fire Insurance Comp, )tt"ii,
the Reliance Life and the 1 artfor c
ciclent Instuaneo Con q any.
MON-E-Y.-TO` LOAN ou rind .estrete se uritis.
All orders by until or othcrwise proi ptly att Oil-
ed to. Office, opposite `foss' Tailor.Sh p,:
180-tf r1ltil.L+'Ii:IL E. .
u1
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J CHURCHILL, VETERINARY SUIIGT ON
'� tai s
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(Member of the Ontario Veterin try- L'gll gc,) 1
begs to intimate to the 'inhabitants of 'Settforth. ager
and etiiii•oundin4 country, that he hit oponccl cart bell4`1
• omt.e in ' etafortl , where he may be eo rsultyci Tier- horn e
.«en:.1i\ or by letter, on the Diseases of or't.s,(f.Aa t- 1 Uf a'
etc, Having received a regular aid.pr:te iea1- beth r
edttcatihnt, ttnclhavin A been awarded t -o: Dipl »ita
t1f tht, rterintu.-Colhtge of Ontario, T 3. C1n11• .)rill of
htt l
every confidence of giving satisfa tion .t all i
who ni'ty,cninloy him,
1tr.1 r•�1tr-seBs—� Smith, V. S., Pei cipnl•.O l.ta- 51
rio V c terinaly . 'ollcgc; Ptofo sor Bu ]:t:tncd, 1)i. tri
Thorbtnrn, Dr.Ii •c1, and -i- Wells, M D., & 1`
nd.
All calls p -1ultptly attended t .
192
Vcsterinary Mediu: es constantly on 1
Ot3ice—Ca-rmichael's ttel, ;.�eaforth.,
cl
S,..
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91npo
a r
Such
fo i
nl tia'
doe
wotl
law
fro,l�
of
aocdr
oft`
th of
e' wl 1
u.
st
rt GUS',
CERTAIN PRESERV TION
OF THE SIGN.
T.A 7ARUS, MORRIS
PERFECTED SPEC' ACL
AND EYE-GLAS
'ES. •
The peculiar form an scion ilia
accuracy attained by the x id of teu}n-
1llicated and co try mac 'nor{-, \ t
rants the assertion that ti,ey ere
most ptrfrrt Spectacles
factored. They assist the
brilliantly, confer ease a
Ver mat
sight
d tour
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on the wearer•, cause. a enntinn us ; do
and abiding improvement ,f the t es,
" and last a •(,,.rat many yet rs with lift l31m%,
requiringto.br- changed. :o they • tre tot 1
the CHEAPEST as well a.<the BE `1` side
o ` pu'•e,
1 tem
of
O refi
Peal
1 )g to' t le diip1ay
it vii lie, land that
.1i:pla must be mad
1 ' he •iistems • alld I
mowescr, barbarous
y : e the Unfortunat
i pow hi.H self the u
n- ste, d .• f . the app
at in , re modern
an inpi incipled r.
wo hol that if t
be he highest rn
git it a cor ing, only,
• wIl 001 ciente au
M. R. COUN t\ ER, it IT
T
• • Agent, erci
Main Street, Settlorth. :i •' of
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what
con -
• of fan: tics.
e p sses-or of
•ral irtn •, ex -
to th di tater
a 1 iloms edge
SEAFORTI-I, FR IDIY, JANUARY ), 18
silf right; which Lay he unsuited to the
tastes of the people of , the da;, it Till
eelrtainly subjeq him to the disappro al,
llnstea(1 of the appreciation, i\lhigh he
ntention deserved. Nov, if the s ne
agencies which produced a certain e i ..ct
mem ilncient clays are productive; of lke•�
effects at this later period ; if the ch: i-
cals which` yesterday produced fire,• a ter
aving, been irnpeoved. and perfet:ted, 'tie
f yet greater power yin the pi oductio of
like effect-te-clay, on the same prince le
✓ holt` that there exists in the he •ts
f the people of to day, •to a greater x -
e It and Hi a resore reffined:condition, lie
pane noble spirit of chivalry which a -
z t d •t e ancient heroes to. mighty.d:eds
f oal r, with this distinction tlia in
chord nee With Oho progress, 'of eivili',a-
Wc n n t bre d ede are` • hecoming 8o in Ich
1 re csnuno •t an they were''in the • d-
i tin's tha th chivalric action Wl i,ch -
uld in carder times? haw=e1 beef her 1 l -
to t to worldwith a flourish o trunfp-
�t , an 1 have elf vated the author t a
ooeitio of undying faine,:•is'now finer ly
egarcl al by the public with cold app'e-
i,
e -i, tioml
f le '
1
and by the author with,a se
ng doii e o more than his duty
ImnAn of the rnete'clith ceutury,
" ride 1 of him,
.t i the '-ear e chivalry Which dr ;l vs
e tre iehant' lel de to protect the rite is
f the weak, 1th 'wronged, and the.c)p-
1 ressec , ` which; in brothering the 1. u.ig
and p .asant, el vates. the mind of
who'll Ids th pl t ugh -to a level, w ith :t
of hii who- sw 'ys the sceptre, w
succor: the dtso Ate widow, emit! shi
he inj irecl amid elpless maiden i, W
cannot "static m ekly : 11Y and .lee
c mara e'er of 'n 1bsemlt and unclesery
f llow `12edau be41 1)e' 'the
of sl. • tier, ,without covering.. 1
Atli t e cloak oo a weir -established
oeene and w c11 is ever ready to
oriel a elpiin h. nd to' a fallen brotl
ehe:r him ,th ough the .slougli of c
iso hila trim the de
in which the intern •
s m:Ly have led hin
at chivalry is;the
and honor is alkwa.
found. where true 1
t 1.io It is here the inc
$ l; ists lis . manife4t
t il hole lives is ioi.e--t
1 Q make it appear-
-in
ppear-•in all the herpes
ti y parade before an
se
as
0-
t t
t
p'onden y, and re
,dation 1nd vice
a ice Of his p. ssi
We , we sen
s ring • f ho for,
nilon1 y to be
-es u its a d
Aerie of • ov
me f their
ve tl ey would
t tri y can se
oine which th
c t d class of re dors no pure thrill,
eaven born sensation, to be transla
by cliiv lry. The author who sats
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•re
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Born' Lo e, -thy kingdom stand secure,
with creation's day, -
hy i w et domin on shall endure f•
The Earth h passed away,'1
it tell .you in ttl nex production " e
ohous days`' of chivalry are O'er,'
I,o•
Ve s the 'of
co of our being;" icer
gong as the ht man•race continue o
Ow in science a d civilization, to lc
it chivalry existand continue to gr
is shi me \in; ev i'y 1 obie heart, a
t oug unheede and unappla&ided, , 's
ays . f y ore, 11 'continue to ekero e
t of. a most 1 beneficent influen s
O I bear upon the u -
ch is bronght
ile h man fee s all tread the pat
dow the Step o time, 1
A Ride for Life.
esteiday there occurred on the 0 e
and Salem, one cif the most.thrilli
n t le down tram came near lone
stet' us on the road it was Ong
f spee , in order to make up time,
tts as a few niinutes1 behindt The-ro
re than a mile in length; a
e ten ig it the road' makes a curve
•
t the ' engineer cannot see entire
rday, he little
n in o the cu
ha f Way throngh
ter of a. naile a
so ded the yearnii
er. She did
no give up all 1
y, and without; a "moment's hesit
N411 from one sh elder of her steed o
ther, thereby -Urging him to exe
h s tmost speed.' The whip, and pe
11. the shrieking lof the steam whistl
pu n it$ best licks, tint he made tbo t
as •a id time as any animal ever seen.]
he windows, a id upon their discot -
c what was t atter the wildest
t and seized the bell rope, audito -
ed pulling on it aa if they coehl sto
thain by that means. The bratema
e exerting all heir strength 4. th
-0, and the en Jager had cut off th
et to step the tr while the Woma
loing ber leveI beet to make that
" elmbold ;" but all in vain ; the loeot
metive kept gaieing. on the horse and it
rid re and. there was haroly it person o
the train who did net expect that bot
t woman and the Orse would be kil
g in
11
s he thundered
thought what kirrii
m. He had hard
before, he saw 'as te•
was not more al'
the eut, :and barely a
g
nig the peculiar 4eat
motive, 'looked ov
ot `ptIriek, nor fain
ope but like trt
1
ex
the
we
bra
toon
len
wa
f flcI.i+:t% y BBOT
1 Si 50 n Year, Ju'udvaucc,
HERS, Pttttblixiters.
that the trtiin might pass by without in
jury. In doing OAS the woman was en-
couraged by Mr.- Sam. Winans, tbe con-
ductor, who had tun forward: and got out
on tl.kp locomotive. -A few seconds only
passedeby when the fiery monster poked
his nose past the rump of the horse. At
this moment Mr. Winans threw- his
whole Three ,against the animal, and held
him until the trantstopped, and then a
rou ing cheer of gra theation and joy at
the escape Of the onian from terrible
But
Refor Press on Mr. Bia,ke's
Th
From) the Galt 1?eformer. •
" That Mr. Scott should have been in-
vite 1 or even would. consent to become a
mei ber of a Reform. Administration
was the last thing we 16°1111 have don-
ceiv cl of, arid we say lin all candor that
the announcement that he had been
with surprise andregret. ft would lie use-
less also to deny that these feelings -are
shared by the vast majerity of Reform.
ees tn this county, as Was to -be expected
from the strong stand takeh by them both
•
Fr OM the. Dundas True Banner.
"For years past the leaders of- the Re-
form Party have been tfrennous advo
cates of pure party goveravient The Re-
form_ Press has been loud in its denuncia-
tion iof Coalitions and Patent Combina-
tions, The people.have re-echoed theee
sentiments, and during the last cam-
paign the standard of the Pa,rty was
carried aloft with thete declarations
boleity inscribed thereon. We are
amongst those who believe that a prin-
iciple that is worthy of being advocated,
is Worthy of being put iirpractice. We
belief that C alitions Were, au 'abomina-
tion --that P tent Combinations Were a
fraud --and hat oply under a tystem of
pure Party Government could; the peo-
ple of Ontario expect to secure bonest
and 1wholesome legislation ; and', when
the telegraph informed us that Mr.
Blake, the leader of the Reform Party,
in :whom we had' unlimited cennidenee,
in co-cperation with Ale: Archibald Mos
Kellar, two of thooldeet ttandinal bearers
of the Party, had taken into the new
CILIA et Mr. 1R.,W. Scott—we confees eve
were astound d.
Conservative and Reform press declared
linnet° be w en he was elected Speaker,'
an Itonetf ea d honorable and able man
—but the r cords of. the Honse show
that he was a thick-andrthin Supporter
of' the late atent Cornbinatirm--that
out of all th sixty-eight vetes i he gave
during the ast Parliament, only three
were recorde against the Mitistry. But
it is now "Ss erted by Mr. Blake that
Mr. . W. : Scott supported the Min-
istry ausei he was pledoed to do. so at
hat hts "'election, and that while reInc-
'tinily doing 'so he "had frequently stated
. that 1 he woUld prefer to support him.
(Mr. 'Blake). -Now in this decleation We
see nothing veey1 creditable to Mr. Scott,
for if he had een a thotoughlY honor-
able and inde enclent inan, he would not
istry in wh oh he had ;no confidence,
even if he h d pledged to do So ; but
would have r signed the ttust reposed in
and askipg f r re-election on his new
platform. hen, again, • it is said that
Mr. Scott at: the late election Was re-
turned as an ndepondent, and if so, we '
ask—why -wet he always classed
ing or the house,
appear in the list of members in the
Globe two days before 'the House met ?
Furthermore, we are told that Mr.
was no abandonntent of .
pi inciple on t e part of either Mr. Blake
i r Mr,Scott— hat their views were Rimini
to be 'n perfe t actord. But in the face
of thi statem nt 4ve have Mr. Scott's re-
cord ie late arliament and hit latest
deelai anon a Ottawa, on Tuesday last,
that he had ot sacrificed his principles
staling us in the face, Mid what to do
with them ii order to reconcile these -
apparent contradictions we know not.
li Mr. Scott has re.ally ehauged. his
political viewt and principle8, as we
s, it would have been far
ile to , have declared so
than attempt to " stuff"
1 such contradictory. state-
liave condemned in our
ents we cannot uphold in
)f our political friends, --
tried by the same uncle -
And we do record our
ion with reeret when we
elieye the readers of the
r haye clearly departed
rmer peefessions in thus
loge to Mr. Scott in what
people to leek Upon as
more Inenora
beldly; rather
the public wit
"I What we
oppo
the co:lid-act
Both must b
viating rule.
honest! convic
say that we 1
Reforit Part
from their f
having given
they wish the
pure Party 0
vr'ng beti,v en the cow-eatelier and the
r e -s heels: when,. fortunately for the
wo e.n; she observed a place which was
8 dy rein, she guided the fleeing horse
fr Ae track and endeavored to press
hi 4gainst the wall of the Cut in order !
wonderiful eff .ct it has 031 his former
friends and c 'editors. Men who had
,taken iim 'by, the arm, laughed and
chattec withisim hy- the hour, shrug up
their sl oulder, and pass him with a, chill-
ing " How do you do ?" 'Every trifle of
a bill i hunted up. and presented, that
would et have seen daylight for nmeths
debtor. If it is paid, well and good ; •if
not th scowl of the sheriff,. perhaps
.meets I im at he corner. A man that
never ailed, k mws but little of human
nature. In prospericy he sails along,
gent! ' wafted by favoring smiles and
kind %reeds frOm everybody: He prides
him. elf epon his geonl name and Spotless
char ter, and makes his boast that he
has not au ene y in the world. , Alaa!
the change. e . looks upon the world.''
in a different light, when reverses come
upon !Arne li reads suspicion on every
brow He ha dly knows how to- 'move,
or whe her to 6 this thing or the other
—for t ere are spies about him,- and: a
•
•
wri is ready for his back. To end
staa d what kind Of stuff the world
ma e of, a person mutt be unfortuna
and stop payment once in a lifetime.
he -bas tiny kind. friends, then theyr a e
Is
real friendship. i .
is
mace 'Lecturer.
1.1 was present the other night at la
meeting called to consider the possibility
of - inakiug some beneficial alteration in
our tiquor licensing laive, and during the
prbeeedings the chairman called upon a,
distinguished clergyman present to give
mill amount of the effeet- of drinking m
the 1 country parish over whieh he pre- ,
sideS as pastor. -When the nanie wee
called every ope became attentive. There
came to the front of the platform a rade- e, • ,
— e tells Pickard was executed at ton
robest, muscular mare with 4 1101i4,
den on 'Thursday )of le.et week, for th
has not :te't, committed itself to ant
party. 4,
7 It is atiated tCh7lalicoln.a. Camero
1 has pereMptorily refused to oppose Hon
Cail011 of hit late visit to Montreal, sen
to the Mayor Of iat cite the handsom
sum ol A:000 for istribution among th
poor of that city.
-- it is 1 stated h good authority_tha
the Governmeet o the Province of Que-
bec intends denial ding from the Domin
fees received sine 1867, some $20,000.,
This is pursuant to pledges given by'
Ministers during t le last session. ,,If al-
lowed, the amoun will be aPplied to the
murder of Duncan MeVanu th
nue uth that a kind ef titter ran to
:County of Middlesex, in Aprillazt. Tie
the, 'own. - rocked. and swayed p
.culent :d with the most eeiolen
legs, backwards and forwards,
frdin side to, side, Eke a man tryin
stand on. the deck of a steamee chi a TeCuaig the oppoeition canal
ince Edward, has been electe
by a majo aty of lifter= 'over his Reform.
voice and With the soft, thick accen
the itouth of England ; and what wi
the I accent and . what. with the rac -i
mot on he took the audience so mita
surprise at firsesthat I grieve to say
lady just behind me Was hexed. to r
IllariZ, half aloud, ." Why he is intoxit.4-
ed PI intoxicated, howeter, most pe •-
. tainly he Was not, aud you well believe
when I tell you his name ; but if any
Bell ;Ole ttage as this speak-er did upoki
the' platforni the performance tyouldj he
accepted as a capital imitationeif drunk-
enness., The speaker every now and
there thrutt both his hands down to th,e
Writt in his trowsers' pockets, and in this
attatade so swung to, and fro that I be -e
igen 1 to" be afraid. that be would Ditch'
• -hirritelf off the platform. At the end of
any isenteaee which was meant to I be
specially effective he jerked, or rather
flung badle his head- so far am:Ise-viol vis
ly that it seemed ae if 15 must fly o io
the rear of the platform,' and at the s, me
his shape was. that Of helftebarge, .with
the iconvete side turned. tolyards he
meet1ngs When he had made him elf
direction. All the time that he
i3.
emphatic in that way for a second or
twee iheals 'suddenly unbent hiniself, Ind
then inimediately was tebent in the p-
peakitig he never ceased the ditp y
posi
was
of t
titu
not
inau
and
se exteaordmary and. fantastic
8. Many of those present could
eep from laughing at each neW ttag-
!jerk and gyration. Yet he com-..:
fled a hearing, partly b3r his 'lime
partly by the earnest feeling and
mar ly good sense !which characterize
his epeech. For this was Charles Kings
ly, (,anon of Eversley, the poet, merch
ant, 'arid echolar, the author of "Alto
Ch stiattity." With the manner ani
"gest res of a, huge pcitichinene and accent
noisily , doWn the law at
hail est -home festival late in the eye=
----w h these astounding. disadvantage
co and the attention and admiration_ of
tame as, so natural, so simply earliest
that you could not but like the man.
His ask was something rather delicat
one, fez. he had to speak of the imixorali
ties f that most odiomi den of bestiality,
1 public housein country -village, au
the audience was made up of both texts.
The aWkwareiness of his manner and th
gro sque mixture of blunder and goo
sens were' peculiarly apparent here.
SOM times he would' draw himself sucl-
dela ,; up and say, with a shudder of
men i0n in this rooni what I have known
tor h eipen in those public housea ;" and
then, having thus caeght himself -in time,
he wbold. turn away to some other topic,
only for a moment, to return again to
the horrors of the public houses, aad
forgating all his former peotest,
would describe with. aplainness of speech.
that waepositively scriptural„ the temp-
tations and the evils that the klrinkshop
hold out to the .young. lto one was of-
fended by his dutspoken simplicity. No
woman in the audience telt, I am sure,,
anythtne' but respect for the earnestness
which 'carried the speaker away in spite
ef hinitelf. Canon Kingsley' has often
gone Wrong on public questions ; he's al-
most; invariably wrong in politics ; he's
constantly rhakintr some blunder or other,
as 4 man Witli so much exuberant
energy and little thinking power is sure
to do' ; but he has a Manly spirit and a
pod heart, As for his gestures awl de -
only say that the -manner of the lute
Lord Brougham seems graceful and statu-
eesque by comparison.— Jzostin, McCarthy
novelty in journaliem is the Foreign
Times, published in London in three
ranguages—English, French eq. Spanish.
This is said to be the firet journal hf the
kind in which the several divisitins are
original, and. not translations one of the
other. Each department is written by
native journalists, though the views and
politics are identical, A dual paper of
this kind has existed for some years in
Central America, the Well-known Pane-
nia &dr and Ifel•ald being printed in
English and Spanish, but it is addressed
enly to the residents of the 'taunts.
The nett journal is More ambitious, and
aims at a wider rapge of readers. ' The
editors boast that it can be read and
understood over the greater part of the
civilized world, since its -three tongues
divide the majority between them. As
a eclaranercial organ it is likely to be very
nseful, as it is intended to circulate in
the English, French and Spanish colon-
ies, arid Central and -Southern America.
in English politics it is LiberabConsert
vatiTo ,; in French it inclines to Bona -
:date for P
Mr. Strucer.
-- The lanagentent of the Toi•onto,
Grey and Bruce RailwaSe are winnin
golden , op mons among the citizens ,of
Toronto b the free deliyery of wood
over their line. The . market has been
broken. al d a fall in prices of $1 to $2
per cord has °eel -need. Any person
may brin wood from stations On the
— The ees of the Stratford market
were last 1 eek .ia by pubbeanotieh for
the Sum f $1,500. The Seaforth fees
were sold ot $1,010. Not such a great
contrast af .er all. ,i i
--- The 6- ngregations of CromartY and
Roy's, in Ilibbert, having- de .Cided to
give 4 call o the ReV. Mre Scott, active
steps are now being taken in that threes
ton.' Wel believe the entire congregea
-bon of each of these churches Wilt sign
the call readily, and should the rev.
gentlernan accept it, he will lied himself
pastot of pi. appneciative and united.
Saturday ightethe23rd. ult., Mr. John
Berry, of he 3rd concession, Fullartou,
had the ro I blOwn clear off his barn.
borne, als had tte roof taken off his
Da. -son; on the boundary of M-
k— In the townshit) of Blenhem there is
et yet sufficient tilefitr to make good.
order of the day, ' e wbuld. advise the
sleighing, and whee ed Nrehiele are the
Oxitsrd pee' )1e to enfigate to this part of
the eountr , andthey will have the bene-
fit of all th snow they desire.
t.aries throi ghout the Province issued no
aper last eek„. and many appeared as
ered Hon. E. Blake an invitation'. to A
ublic dinn r in hit ;honor to - be held at
icardine„ shortly; should the invita-
} —A collision between two heavily
few days ago. Three engines and several
freight cars were eornpletelytlemolished.
Isratfie on thO eastern. seetion'of the road
was suspended for a day and a night in
j --Mr. Prince adelressed a large and
the Court House Sandwich, on Friday
liast. The Warden Of the connty occu-
ied the Chair. Resolutions, sustaining
in . his course in Parliament, and
il
int um minded that he was elected ,oa a
pledge -to sustain the ' Governifient! of
.i ut on dissenting voice. ,
— I South Grey, Mr, Lander has
been e ectecl. by a majority of 200 over
hit op orient, Alderman Dickey, of To-
rionto. This is just about as we expected,
nd w cannot say that we mech sympa-
ectable candidate the result
-- A a sPeeial meeting of the County
Dune). of 'the county of Wentworth,
-as pt sed granting_a bonus of $20,000
t the Hamilton and Yeake Erie Railway.
he motion met with violent opposition
a id wits only earried. by a' majority of
1 ea didate in Prescott Coun:ty, hes
t le late member, retired from tlie.contelst
u on A r. Ilarailt,on't promising to give
t ie GO ernment a fair trial.
THEY come from all parts of the conn -
t idge's,photographe and are highly- satia- _.
any ot er tipple. On the night he was
e ect of kMassachu.setts, the Hon. William
It Was burn, is astaneli cold -water man,
arid. de ;Mg his entire career in Colagreas ,
never uched. the wine that is red, nor ;
nominated for Governor at Worcester he
was at home at Greenfield, and like a
good Ceingregational deacon, as be ise
tdok his wife dn his arm and went to the
rerlar _player-rnieselino! of his church.
KING WILLIAM'S HEALTIL—Speatink
of Bismarck, they say that somebody
lately asked him why old King William.
premier, " because he drinks /le we:Ur,
and wears red flannel next Us' skin."
THE inen was never known that could
please everybody, but Frank Paltri
comes the.. nearest to it in his line of
bueiness. $1 per dozen. Scott's bloat
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