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HURO
NEW ADvErrtsEmEtTs.
999--Pharles
• Estrajr !Steer- .--John. Leonset. .
Estray Heifer—JacobOesch
Card—je M Leet Wingham,
Strayed, --Thomas- Stephens.
'/Estray Heifer—Mrs. McNaughton
Select School—Miss.Robinso .
To Maeufactar e—Village of Seafertlr.
The Gorden P ock—John- on Bro' .
Estray Bull—Michael Heifer an.
Hurrah for 1872—Wm. Ault
Into xpoo tor.
FRIDAY,
JAN. 5, -18 2.
Oui New School La
Any scheme for the
-meta of mankind wide]]
recognize the education of
an element of paramount
°•ance, can produce only _te
mends t e
irate ICft, 'at
sever er and
nt
ay; I th
Itt
o req.e,
tier- 'of t
the
orn
)0I clifli
CL ltur
er is nin
in its 1 attire
owev.
ve
the pert o
eontertietil te
proved:
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TI
prove.--;Scho
oes nut rosf .
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e e
Is 13 Ct1E
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nous
dew; e.
11tiesper
r he
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outh also
• i)104.1,
import-
10e
poray read
;
`11 and limited re,sults. The pr sperdy and„
and political standing of a nation $cl101
are dependent on the mot•al an Ltoe
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intellectual chara.cter;of the people,' eoun
at
of
ry
and tha charaeter of' the people is ''ervi„Fe
moulded by the. system of e neatiOn wOrk,', ''
established in tke land. Th l'ittly 'ts:11)1: ro3ifill'
• acquired pre-eramerice of. errnany
in European affairs- clearly demon- eider 1
strates the fact that, in tj e ,grealt h°1"11 th
game 'which decides the fate of na- linens it
Coils, the thorough. trainin) of the 'ilsefil
massei fol•ms the winnine card. •Yge
Those who are to Conduct t le busi-
ness Of this country; in a few years--- il! Th
those in whose hands the de tiny of 1.een,
Canada is to be placecl—wh are to select
'3 deterrnipe whether our you g Do- aMe
million is to remain a ti inbling, nentl
pensioner on theforbearenc of.' an mente
arrogant and pewerful rigigl bor, or •
to become a ---,strong, indet efident
and progressive nation, -ire ow re -
r ceiying heir education in ou public
• la
schools. Influenced by th ectin--
sideratict s, it behooves ail intern
geAt Canadians eo enquire t her
i our system of education, as it now
stands, is calettlatedi to prod ce the
desired effects on the characte . of the
rising generation 1--Vshethe t4e
process of trainingato whieh e sub-
ject our children is of such a nattily'
as to, 'tightly prepare them or the
itn portant duties of the future We;
therefore,- propose. to draw he a ,-
;, tendon of our_readers, to the ubie t
by.a series of articles in wh oh We
shall discuss the leading featares ' f
our new School Law, as thei, now
appear 6y th d light of 7reeent act& I
experiment. I
In tne present article w she I
'briefly consider the quest on f
Cohlity Insp4ctors. The ai poin'T,
trent _of properly qualitied emit
to instreget all the .chole of a Coun-
ty,' or division of a Comity, was
.one of the most important altera-
tions instituted by the new Act.
The change, when at first \proposed,
though the was subjected tc
much hostile criticism in its passag
through Parliament and in its treat
ment by the public press, was gen
orally regardedas a step in thelrigh
. .
direction. _ The system of
superintendency then in vogui
in the main, lame and Pivot
the higheht degree, a useless e.
to the country,',aad stum
block in the path of pl•ogress,
011°1 was;
nt
pease
ling
Man3:
• of the Local Superintendents).
though -estimable men in uther •re -1
re speets, were abaurdly. unfit f r the.
position. Numbers of them se 11 act
tiered to the antiquated meth ds of
inseruction that were practice half
a centurYtaoo, and had.no symt athy
- ' .with the mote 'rational modes (4f im-
parting knowledge, and imp o ed
school organization lately ritr
duced.
Brit -the principal defect it the
'old system w1-.18 -that the Su eriili°
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tendents in the tnajority of ases,
were not' praetical Teachers, an the
a stud spectacle was pieten d. of
• t , men presuming to judge -Lan, pie-
r scribe where they did not it der:
I, stand. The once prevalent op Dion
that the quelifications of a Te cher
•
were conaned merely to the k ow -
ledge to be iropaitecte the p
that all that was required to ei
anyone to teach was tile menta]
session of the matter taught,
ignOring the necessity of a cour
training in the art of teaching
ing nottee of the -what to .
but losing sight of the eq
• impositant • how — was pro
the, fotinclation of the systent of
superiptenden ty • -happily now -de-
funct. Melly evils Lave flowed
fcoin that fallacious opinion besides
the one indicate& but fortunately
its power for mischief is nearly gone.
If the Teachei requires 'special t -am-
ing in- his profession, rimeh more does
the Superintendent or Ins.pe •tor. -
Any man of intelligence migh , in-
--dee'd, estimate the results of teat ring
with an' approach to accuracy, but
be would fail lin appreciating the
ways,and meant by which these re-
sults are secured. A mechanic, for
.example,. in looking. over a farm,
might. form 'a pretty correct idea of
the quantity and quality of the drop,
1 but would be unable_ adviseithe •
fartaer as to, the condition of Roil;
amount -of manure, onittner of cul-
tivation, etc, 1.'040 to Pro4neo-
ita No vittli6- studio agiteultu e.
• rightly :trade tootl, is ' one that
t
de-
pils,
able
itOs-
th ids
e of
-tak-
e/tell
tally
cie
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a
n
1
n
1
pffiee
will;
ednd
he u
-Prov
will
-posit]
their
by al
derst
•the w
Thekl
•to en
their
11.1tink
than
t iesei
lir next
M
einti
11
a
120
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61
The
We
ing at
Made
pfect
forth
as •wi
•
etanof
forth..
his stet
artie a
ily end
ley.the.
eel co
atepa
tile to
orsecii
lounet
the ai
the -Co
effort i
the vill•
mehufa
kind in
referre
t
Manck
ity ef
NOrtb
elected •
hiundrec
dot
lie molument at
.t `how some
th 'o eufncient;
Ores Powe s of t
will s,epay the. m
gl-ect Wine(
ibis it
'of teachin
Jed it. . Ti;
humap Ini
uleto unders
le
St
itsafe jtoP
is 411
e
nd Yu s
and. th
of 1, the , soil, as the
e cOtriplw: an e
.11,m the lattet. Ttie6
✓ are ebviotts and no et.
it iv e n tette ned, a. d
thi country nay no
the nse. Fes
Of Sej1001 i
f• Iiv
11
0
the i
spectio
8, ea:a
• actor Pubb
V
of thei most' rportant,
°hora'ble , t e landt;:
,
'„.sponstole to tt
toperly executo
to the positio
curate • and xtensive
nmerts, an a largb
I inf*matio . Thid
b expect'to secure the.
'flemen titted , for th
offeling liberal
ached t
ay con
but w
11.1 COM
nd
ttitin
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even less ti
the _ sport nce an
re; position, and th
•stru:y and prepare
y Mourn' ents. -
atie •tnit °ours V liav
p st!,y fortunate in th
Lespicte $.. he two
e) pa. ted re etni-
• in both acquire-
, 1
c r ete: to -d-scharge
n rtnis duties of the
Es; col 'de t they ,of
Inch. e „ ork of of,
sCiools° Huron 10
0
$„.
de
ttIlv
or
a dia
ly
on
owl
(
ney
is p
d es
G
lam
pa Harm n was 'mend
ii Wrests of the Opposi
it not present. Upon I
ed of his nominaion, he
ely publis ed cards in
eiders, staeng that his no in -
in
had. been ade without his
qge and co sent, and (Icahn-
Coasest the constituency With
roOks. Th s leaves the At -
General WI bout an opponent
r
Okiable fro 1, -present appear..
bat that al the mtdmder of
eti n.
verentet ill be ramie by
Iltpd
ion,
eing
im-
the
OF HE WEEK'
id a hits be
th proper
the Ala.
The n started of tr rs-
L
Ting y n and the on
r 1 oti.e mole line. to
he •jOint GOvernments of G •eat
•itsi • a d the United States. The
ciot is recei 0 with favor -in
e itifit(i. ):Ition, tl at it might reiult
a rer. uction of t1b present exo -bi-
it ra of tariffs bi cable messa es.,
The .ght Hon.! Edward CI i•d-
v 11; S a etary of ' 'tate for 1, ar,
0 ress d his constikents in Oxford
Mot day. Alluding to the ill,
of hb Prince, he said- it had
ed ° bring out the strong re
ocal Ea Impathy a hich always
etween a constitutio
o - and a IIOC people.
t d hat the attention of 4.-
-mid be directed to soclial
• r the i rotiament /nd
•f the peopl . •
te ical I) pt, s understa i ds
a total 4 rength of 700
105th regiment, nOW
India.. bnelseventh are
a h at Paris is announced.
de Posanq at the great age
I., and was imprison
•s. •He had been 'page
Reign of Terrr, b
cape to 1-1°11and.
1mat
•
Sur:rt
en
ti
st ore
ospi
he d
aron
,02
18
atg
e hi
he
s just
lens
in
th
th
byl any °theta in the dth
st our In, rectors 11hi
themselves to .be dis-
b t edifficu,1ties f their •11
y may rest assured
be full appreciated
ra are eapable ef un-
✓ st impor tanceof
eh they are agaebed.
hese gentlemen have -
the prose° tion of
greater perhl s than
re a d deman more
iing:no ice To time of
ties w • shalt. advert in
tiicIe
factory Move ent.
at p1eautre i4 direct -
r. ti the eimou cement
171'
th r colt am, „to the
the Corporation I f Sea -
el now willing to ffer a
bo US to she'd krsons
')erniently esta ,Iish a
tt r ng sablishntent. in: Sea-
l.
so -tu ch on
tha it is needless to say
ei.t than that we heart, -
he course being- ursued
this iiattet . If a
Fp) uld be receiled, we
e t, 1 at. the • lei not a-
n th village who illre-
ote for moet lbers. bonus
fio ect aim cl-at y the
ist, now tha a step
dire don had been taken
1 ll put forth every,
11ei' i wer, to secu fori
o reat a !boon asa,'
ing estabjisbnient if the
Iteotilid b
nthee. rtdvertm
is ent
v
°bitty et Caen° Mr
been elected by a aj
°ye 'Mr,r. _Lyon. In
i•ncoe; IIt:ideal" ha beeii
a. niaj rity of abou eiiht
;ter I)r. Ramsay. •
° E MO.',INT Of bad Poetry, n the
shape o tviCarri: Boys' Addr sses,"
which t ti is see3On floods th ;col
umns ofur• '1c14i.ttes i3 some Iiing
t
mat velli s T p Tv' ence c0 this
almott every shee lane
i§ art -infliction
?fly Oomiog telt 0 ee a
d'ijougijito aiindst itt ke a
ier Nivas'el0.New ear's
EtS
(411E'rioN at the I\ mil
l as the City . of !ton-
•cloger4
take p
thottghf,
year,
. fllan wi
at
1. TILE,
ably
cipal ele
don on lt1
the: Poi t 8
to the re.
twensy ea
820,000- pe
tionairi 4c
ested;
Veryscon id
Oftl e /e Ise
•leasiste ad:
but one, an
twob0i
,Tsit
to toot
Several
fbnt the
Adam
man. 11
Canter°
ISpeecire
Blake d
-ad• lase. was: "
n1
t es
It
- an
W
he r
rall
as
mat •
int1
dil way be 1 ased
. •
ern for aperrod of
ntannuel rental of.
•unil The elec-
t were olosely cen-
tilt eli ws Riat, a
ipajoaty in' favor
en •elec-ted. IThe
ray en every Ward
at they Were. but
• 1
st rti)ron-
oe„1.
IT
ac
idat
•ci a
n
.
BJa
ere
re
m r
iti W
n Tu
were
•ones
Aide
eand
also
ede b
n. It
ay last,
ominated.
ere
an Her-
on. Mi. C.
ondinated.
ms that
Crooks,
ee'
11
t!
from Be
shortre
ning of t
line whic
ct comnit
d p tal of Ru.
(tor •espondent
n rice Imissionat
eirttl to nnvert the•
bec me a disciPle of
er en . nd been for
in.'the-
Iie
fo
oye
to r
siti
atio
resi
e(4,
essi
eon(
s is
be
e Sh
ler.
e, CO
ed
ne,,c
ent
s
tion
disp
(tan'
40
ti
The
al
tin,
liu11;t
peop
recei
Fam
pl' y
co
ys
Itv
1
lin to Mose
by 1120 s,
he Brest a d
places' NIT/ r-
.
nication vti h
Sia.
states that • n
sent to 0 1-
HinOoos, bas
eshub ohunicl-
dly reCeived
to
it
Iltrahino-Sonlaj church:
•
ign agents tof Her Majes-
ment have received direjc
port upon the nature aid
of the .Internationalit
•
in the contries in win 11
d. . • I.
en -will p •cibribly re -op n
I of! Parlia Merit in perso- .
ition of. the iPrince Jf
epOrted in the iioon bulla -
111611 inipr ed.
h Iof Persi is very 111?-
On a 'Tee t ret rn from a
. ;.
x ?edit3on tho isands . f
red Witt tist and ash ,
In with s dit ous cries.
lera, an wa t f eni-
yate law essne s ii an
tensive ystere of rai
the Rus, ian are ror is
nig he rises a different
• of orhe c un . '
1
that of any adjoininft
onseque t y cam an 1
$ lin Russia.
d !wisdom i s
n the part of
•
uni
the
hi
buil
• fro
ry:
• ,ohtteii rsvee
en
ur
am
hst)
La, f0
bee
are,
tiRg
tion
,iiseiyoi
mg
red
1. e ton)
De/
efthaen
• Bli
ted;
0; no
thirt
*Ishii:
al s,lt
rph, ti Asylum Odle yeian
1
tittir ry, and five. be devoten
tions Of various -imis. era
ost o the Pro i ae Of main -
t iha
t ble
int,r
nSeit
• uper
t t e
oi
ne
ftw villIot1.1
e
t ti
Teeollroljui
tiori
,i.(,
Ilortfpi
eigl t
Ear I
einnts tiet
tal▪ lith and aiding uell of
institutions s were i operation for
was k . foll ws : As Inms fer the
the. y ar e ding 30 h Se tember,
insane 817 ,768.73 'r yir cial Re-
forntat ry, 23,889.8 1Stitetien
.
for ;th De, f and Dt ni $21,062.-
9S; 0 mintra Gaols, $102, 0,3.61
aid to wen iy-four be eyole inti-
tution $40 960—...nia ing a /total Cf
Tie tova nuniber of pritoners
--1.
commi ted • the Cori mon (ab's of
, the Plovinc for the year ending
30th Septe ber, 1841,, was 6,615,
of Whom 4,915 weremales, and
1,700 emales, which showe a con -
is ederab e in tr ase in he nainber of
convict; OfiS ever the wo preceding
years, nd bows •a increase of
crime ' n the Proyin- C04, though, per-
hapstn t di roportioned to the in-
ils epactiA
• 7 3
a d
fo e
TLq
ati,d
iid
ries will g
enhcaanbeaof tr
the E t
itareas
Was
ever,
irritec
ng
he
n 18
79, and fo • 18
tihrb r of f mill
86U.was i,7i2 •
1$1,er was 1,8 •5 ;
!limn ted to only
der cent. of t
d, ancl s xt
•ried—sildolvi
OS1 0
In pop dad
holly n tb
as there we
dering the p
th
rAer
655
ither o
otal nu
-9 was
•ree
rtdarri
mina
as a tende cy t
•
d.a ts as ar!•epte
Frain the rettu
„
splet to the la
id - tdegree of edu
Tear that 4,046, or 61.18Wper Cen
it,ot e prisoners leminnitte ' durin
•
. The increase
male side, how -
less females con
st year than (Jur-
previous years.
of commitments
and in 1870 6,-
16,615. The
$ ;committed in
n 1870 the num
bile in 1871 ft
1,700. Thirty -
re prisoners were
-seven percent.
g that,marriage
preven e crime,
sive.agency.
ns furnished in
its of 'prisoners, d
cation, lit woul
t:
the year were known to e intern -
(rate in their Alabits ; and 1,122, a
little over 25 per cent... of the entire
timber could neither tiead: nor
ite.;
Atnimet the pris ners c assed as
der sentence, sett Mr. Linanamir,
re not a few co rnitted for va-
Sancy, who neither coinmitted nor
to coMmit an
only crime was
d old age, very
h •
1)y4c1 dis-
h° commitment of this
ad any; inteotion
ffence lino hote
I
onteless poverty -a
lien co joined we
aihiled. of
ply at
f huina
a 1 into
nd ver
h th
mina'
be V
1
r.
agrants
-ariance
pribo
th the
ity, but at once t
a poorhouse and
often seriously it
propet cIassitica
risoaers.
grant Act is an
o as it is framed; for it
be gr atly abused, and n
in sco es of instanes.
jec of
nts”
ery cl
es ela
e, th
refer
will
o r-hou
ot nties.
The op
'ions
cost
the s
p ounc
under
rable
erly I
bef
sdictic
ners
of w
enced
itenti.
Refor
he nat
ollows
re us
lish,
8 from
from
ious to
I1
p
fl
bf
he "Act reepecta
ay have been goo
ar, that so long
tic provisions re
ugh the class of
'ed to are sent t
the erection of
es be postponed
•
not
dictates
iris the
ospital,
terferes
•ion of
homina-
is lilable
doubt
The oh-
aV
*
, bat it
s some
nain in
perhous
so
Connty
n many
rations' of the Interim
ourt m to have essened
f aining cr minals,
deedyi iscnarge f those
,
d not guilty, and y plac-
.
mediate sell ten ea, eon
num er of prison is who
ad remain in jAil until
re a lCourt of co‘petent
During the ylear .608
lected thus to h tried,
om were acquit
back to jail, 92
ry and 34 to the
atory.
onality of the pris
according to the
2,528 Canadian
,139 Irish 429
the United' Stet
other' countries.
nets ittere in the
. proportimis : 2,472
olics, 2,249 Church of E
Presbyterians, 805 et
336 of other dendmin ti
appears, from the p
•
3 I t
this bttened: cicatrizattoit He re-
fers to the statementsA Dr. Thum),
of wlch we recently gave an &ar-
t •act, aid thinks that his eexpeii
ments inust have been perform
with sOnio other plant, and that th
guaco, or cundurango of Eeuador
is not the same as that of Colombia
Acc6rding to Dr. Jaramillo, a Mai
aged 5 ; who bad suffered foureeen
m , onth with rhenmatisni, and., Wh
had bep me contorted in an • extra
ordina degree, was cured in tiv
month 'i y the external and inter
nal- Its of this substance. These
•statemdnts we commit to our reads
ers without, of course, pt•etending tit)
decide what amount of importance
is to bp attached to them.
li •er ...* WON-
Anot Glorious Victory ip.
Morris.
• T2 the ditor of the h UTO7b Expositor.
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JAN.
forey Hall. of 13lyth, to Mies
faanrioirBetroBittary,hiEvs.qeldest daughter of
isso--DecKsoN.---By the Rev. S.
oung, of Malicia ester, at the residence
d John Dickson, Esq, proprietor of
t e Londeeboron b Mills, on Clink -
as morning, Mr- -Ricard. Jackson, of s' uq11,e totf, 1()74.7t1ntoenr, fo. MissThin aAsi agJgaciek,eoadel,
I • rted daughter john. Dickeon, Esq.
P.A3. ERON--: SMITH. —It Egniondville,
oi the 29th Dee arber, by Rev. Mr.
G aham, •Mr. G orge Patterson, to
iss Agnes Smit)s, both of the town -
0 s ip of Iiullett.
- Don ns -"rr,r.--.-A the resideice of the
b ide's father, to nship of Goderieh,
b Rev. Mr. Clowith, on Thursday,
th 4th butt. 3- r. Isaac Iffodgens
D dds, of Clinto , to Miei3 Annie,
jel. pes.t daughter of henry Seel p, Esq.,
1 STO ES—II-ENDERS°. .---At the i-esideeces
of the lide's fa her, McKillop, on.
O 2th ult, by t e -Rev. Arhd. Me -
Di rmid, Jacob , tokcs, of boderiels
to*nship, to Mi d's; arriet Hendereon.
PER. — n the 28th, ult, at
Dit(b.! resiAdRence of tit . bridegroom, town-
3)
An of Hy, by the Rev. James Ea-
0
On thp 16th of September the battle
of the auges was fought at the hub o
the tow iship, which) resulted in a gloriP
ous orsi for the east. But 1 now"
With pl ,asure chronicle a still greater
Gregor'. combination," svhich was coin
vietory,i viz. : the defeat of Donald Mc-'
posed of Donald. McGregor, as leader, A.
Brewn, s speaker, Ce Proctor, minister
of aerie lture, and a§ minister'
or publ c works, (especially railroads)i
and an assistant by the name of Jeenes
Miner, s ho for his natienality, was taken
into thsit conibination, hoping by this
means tl ey would divide the vote of the
east. 13
this move they eueceeded by
their sh rtsightedness upseftiiig their
main 11138. (1:'. Kelly.) Donald McGreg-
oe, for his able leadership and low mean
attack el through the press on gentlemen's
private Oaracters, was to be reinstated
in. his old office prOviding they Could
through Misrepresentation, be elected.
In a few words we- will try a,rd :define
the men that formed the patent league.
Donald 3.4.1eGregor, as every one knows.
IS a low, meameoward. who attemPts to
shine by 's littera.ry acts, but which on
all occasi ns ends in a low mean slander.
Brown i a man who imagines that he
knows iore than all others. -To
&owe I vould say that the people of
Morris a e easier Jo Than driven. Aa
for Proct r I know little about,' but this
I do kno e that lie has been fishing for
the depu yship for three years, and.that
this time be had thoroughly anvassed
the town hip, still the people, after all
o
nit never
nt no stay any
straddle
sdtlee
those •nohle actions elected liii
at home. 1 lie is also a man t
voted in the township but on
election. He is generally found
the fence in all matters, as he
show a ood faee to all pa ties. P.
Kelly, as every oneeknowk has been a
very ecenoreical eiss aleillor specially
when it Wias not going to "draw water
to his °wit mill," but of late h seemed
as if he was boundto have a railroad to
Blyth, aid haye the people t pay for
it whether 'willing or not. T this we
may aseii ie his defeat. Miller s a man
who has ways been looked up n as a
straightfo ward, and I have no oubts is
yet, but great number wonder at him
1
oing in with those to whom he was al-
ways a leadly - enemy. The general
pinion i that it was for the sake of,
ffiee. A for the men that iv re elect -
d I have ot mg to say, as 1 , CallnOt
.-
but be see 1 that they are the eboice of
-zv-eto Ea of the 21st ult., from the pen
the people notwithstanding the scan da -
0118 articles that appeared in the Clinton
f the lea .er of the combination. When
left the battling ground the c mbina-
ion was s ruggliug with then = own feel-
igs and t prig to beer up thes d feat as
ell as po sible. They ik reality :felt
heir posit on as they stood- i ear that
ttal spot, where that ill -fa d vessel,
he amalgt matioy., sank to rise no meeee
Vishing t e new council all ccess) I
emain yot rs,
d, 395 g
to the
rovin—
ners is
record
• 983
cotch;
se and
,
13
0
Then: t
oman
gland, ft
• •
I0d1SFAS t
ns.
rt be- r
us, that Sarnia, Pemtirolte, St.
as, L'Orignal Cay Perth A j
hattram Jail audio iti s have the se
letions as to the best in de
nitag supplies of provisio
s ners—that is, by contra
h ruploymen4 of prison la
o k ng; and lidnce the cost
ten ance of each 'pupil is (1
It jailer at Sart4a receiv
t per day for feeding eac
✓ Pernbroke, St. Thomas,
al' and Cayuga py-the jaler 25
ts per day for each presoner,
-th 15 cents, and Chatham 14.
clopped the Govern sug- verbia
rn
yl rose T
t al repot t of re Lan c
tor of Pr O ns, Asylum
trio has Ijeeii published
prep...red with consider
nd Is n exceedingl
•!fficial dc mel t. . Th
i
1101V pl cr
c under th
i ihp ctor are
e insane,;(no
0 d Asylum
ilitentiary a
Institution,
b it Belle -I
of the
s for ti
e Rock
ith the
the Ont
and D
• ruvincia
oishene ;
d at .B14 t
the Oen-L-
i
w. n coal- e
seven 0
t lock-nps
wo House
ri
keRiolrmatory,1
Institutib
f tl
eial not ye
1• risone a
•
oneirtic
t mot G-8.518
e ght Genera
If I dustry, ter
OD
ig
ce
ce
• 1, A., Mr. T somas Dick to 'Miss
JeSsie Harper, of ,:mith's
he same time ana
ame, Mr.
garet Diek, of the
townsbip
)DEA
„Cenneet — At his
• Sincoe, at half -p
evening,: the 20th
IlobertiEmniet, see
• Carroll formerly
aged 20 y9atis 3 m
SLAT
place, and 4- the
later !to Alias Ma
CemPeeet. — Mi
- tilt - of diphthei
son' of M
age siX years
Gorsa.---1-ln the tow
on Tuesday, the
Ceepr, wife of M.
aged 26years and 1
HS.
father's • residence,
t ten en 'Iluescley •
December. 1871
unr4tbs::d
ees-e of Hibbert,
20 day.
-chell, on the 22nd
-Geore Osborne
Hugh. Campbell„ •
•
ship of Goderich,
2nd inst., Eliza -
Geo. A. Cooper,
monhs,
THE MA KETS.
SgA Jim 4, is
The SeafOrth marke for the past week -
ham been brisk, and a immense amcamt
of produce of every de cription his been
brought in. Fat whe t a, shade high-
er this week. Spr g wheat „remains -`
unchanged. Oats has e declined a cent
per bushel. The cle and, however, is
still good; and 'buer give the prices
quoted without besita ion. There is not
a great deal ba le or peat offering,
and the merket for. these grains is firm
at the ciuo d prices. Butter has tken.
quite a jump downwar Good brands,
however, still meet wth ready sale, but
it is di cult to dispos of a poor article.
Hay re nains Arm at from $12 to $13 per
ton. here is a good deal coming into
lie in dee, but all seein to be buying
heir nto and spring stock now lest it
44.
.
e high r in the springt Wood is not in
Very a, tiv-e delhand. The Salt Wbrks
are careless about; b ying much, ancle
t
arties have : n t yet Vonarneueed.
their summer stock Dry sells
) per cord, and green at $2. 1t 1
private
o1ay ji
t $2
C311 - her
all Whoa
• print;
Sarley
ats
utter. ..
ly come' inucl4ower than this:
03 16 to 118
eat:. 4 12 to 112
0 .50 to 0 -tg
• • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • — 0 :37 ° to 0 SS
Hay.
. . 0 45 to 0 50
3 00 to 0 00
. ..... "10 500i02/ ttotoo 18-(3) 000106
15 to 0 16 •
A QUIte .
eat
eral
Dfbdi
toslr a f°En:t:1a
. 1' itbib:d1a
businessulcasiYiie8dreas‘in
t'Iteai
ve
atc;radennegage to no of
J0 titled to t
ubled. Being like
L'or- for • tlieitr
tS
cllurantio, the New -Medicine
a• .01
1
It .subject of cundurangO - emi-
t° excite the interest of sci.
• and medical men in both;
pheres.„ - The South AinLioau
ttropean periodietils alike make
nt reference to 'he Subjct;
eVery • va riety of ground' in.1
tinue
ifi
ht. 11
an
fre
tad
re
me
cie
sul
ha
I j
acc
de,
or
11
cen,
met
e
emi
il is
and
Syp
Wh
ver
fro
exp
000
bar
he
tha
dog
trea
not
tha
ulco
11
li
111
suppose
and fidel t
this a wi e
/ditchel-1.
OrdS of
hotels in Mitchell e pro -
being "lolly good. fllows,"..
given strict attir ion to
ife the holiday seaSon lastd,
Med on an vacation'from
d dull es, e, and accordingly
the Nevis Year by, an inter -
courtesies • and hospitalitie.
all other proteisionals, en -
e protection of the la
law to protect them
ut in force a tariff of
ecommodations whi
be adnered th with
to each other. We
move, as we can lipas
equal
eneral
tels 'second to no town o
the Dominion, and under
management. We there
right that Such a tariff of
be adopted as will enable hem ta bear
up under the high price of co-nmi] i- Past 72 1
w, and
, they
prices
all we
honor
think
of ho
size in
ood
re thin it
nices should
Slaoep Skil • 1 00 to 2 00
linnib Uhl . , . 1 00 to 1 51)
Calf Sld.us, ... - 0 01 to 0 12
Wood, per did. 00 to 2 25
Salt (retail) per_ 1 20 to 0 00
Bleef 0 04 to 0 05
0 01 to 0 00
Pork, per 1 - 450 to 525
• -
0 15
480
- ••32:00
4, 1872.
(a) 114
0 37
oe .0 58
L; 0 rat
sa 015
•(0 016
AO 525
d' 15 00
GOLD --The • price of Cold' in New
York flu tuatek from 103 to 104
B FFALO LIVE STOCR..
Thursday, jan. 4 1872.
11PCRIPTS
Cattle, "Sheep, Hogs,
cars. cars, cars.
ours .. .....205 3- 57
13 303
22 = 901
ties they require to provid.e for their
customers.
No new ease of small pox has appear-
ed in Mitchell, and it is believed that
the danger is Howeve our
citizens are using the precautises. of al-
most univeital vaceintii.
to r.he value of the dru • A•
et „ of the Pharmaceutic 1 'o-
f London concludes, as t
experiments, that the plant
tla practical valne • these !-Ie-
ations, however, being tr
lased,
Mg to the yoiariesof thedia:is,
on experintetits -with in t erior
a
'jams specintens of it.
jaramille, - of Guayaqui), re -
announced that his experi-
ts have not bet., successft 1 in
c ses of cancer, but have been
entiv nuccessful in curing Syph.-
as ivell as intestinal, urethral
utk, ine ulcers caused by Ore
diathesis, and thinks that
e Y the stage of the dieae,
dositive benefit must resalt
applicaton. Some of his
rihients were tried with a d e -
o4 of the wood withont t de
nt the combination of the two
n Wen desirable.
uced to a powder, he says
aik ounce will kill a good- ized
bile foe ordinary medical
ment a decoction obtained front
es a than an ounce no; ino
i
of tlleetlnplcis advisable. The
plant he has applied to
ted surfaces, and fond that
•
, FRANK 'IIYR1DGE hasi been • w rking
like a brick and has got all things ready
to make you a dozen photographs this
winter ; only $1 per dozen. Scott's
Bieck, Seaferth.
•
M —
= MorriE, jn Satunla , the
30fh ult, the wife of Thomas:U.11er of
BIRTHS.
• BULL—At Harpurhey, on Wean sday,
the 3rd inst.„ the wife of Mi.
• Bull, of a daughter.
• Dome. —In McKillop, on the ist
the wife' cf Mr. Charles Dodds) of a
son.
0E1:MAN. — In McKillop, on the 29th
nit, the Wife of Mr Jabez German, of
•' a daughter.
ARIAGES.
ROBERTS 1 OBINSON—At the resi ence
of thii Wide'mother, aforth, on
Monday, the lst inst., by Rev.IM.r.
Kennedy, Rev. A. Roberts, of1 Bin -
brook, to Miss Grace C. Robinson,
youngest deughter ot the late Dr. A.
C. Robinson.
MALCOLYI--4U'QtEEN —At the residence
of the briele's fathr, Usborne, on the
28th ult., by Rev. John Logie, Mr,
Archibald Malcolm, of Beverly, to
Mies Mar,taret McQueen.
HALL—BAR&A.Y.--At the residence of
the brides father, in the townshi of
"..\forri, oh Monday, . Jan. lst,
r.
P4st weelt .......277
P evious'veek 123
• SIIIIYMENT
st 72 1 our s
P. St weel 900
P evioas week ..186
The receipts arelighte
irlth prices firm and tra(
Sales comprise 604
56 62A for nia.,tires, ag
52
89
101
than last week,
e active,
head at $- to
inst Bales last
week Tuesday of 547 h >ad at S4 50 to
$687.
'ales reported:
Myers & Ce. to Ccon,.
av 1011e at $5,.
Roberts to same; 43 li:
at 6 25.
Rutan to Rosenau. 17-
123, at $5 50:
Hodge to Wo'ods 71 h
at $5 aa
Thompsonto Ma
443: 361 Sr, eats$&6 C6o4o. Al4mroe,
•iv 1341, at $6, 12. ,,-
14071a, neha
rastli:t6o 2Aonroe, 31
51L
.
Monaohan --‘ Kirehev
oxen and. steel, ay. 1331.
Roney & T. to Burgine
Ohio Ateers, avi 1220, at
' Colt to Monioe, 105 lid
at $6 25,
gateicklteem.
nitosC oon, 26 hd
at earso11 to sme, 50 ha
- •
Starr to Monroe, 31 ha do dbav 1333,
at .5 75";
..,,,T.1-touls)laeletso. PoS t, 67,
0hd ' 7. do av: 1232,
•
. ' - ; 8:1:ESP:
With reduced receipts prices have ad --
0 Hill. steers-,
do do a,v 1480,
d Olii0 do av
Edo do av 1260,
d 18 hd III. do
64 lid do do 2.V
hd Ohio do av
y, 18 hd Mich. •
at $5 62/2.
er & Co, 34 hd.
00.
M. do av 1427,
0 do av 1687.
do do at 1338,
4
.53
•
irancett:
ttive.
• - Sales
85,
4f
Sales
08 bel
• 81 ltd.
3"1+ ha
148 Int
108 h
ird*2
• 144 bd
138 hd
- 122 lid
-•.:WO hd
1112 hd
NEW
The
ejeived
itisi t()
the
rad1.3;11a0
11 .111
,z,
ca
(
„ali
auction
than
cusgI.7
• o
ivith th(
FLort:
for. Ho
• ;5 g
to
w:eanttrea
•
of
ati7isePli „*2i ne( 1gs
not ven.
farinera"
equiI
eeltsetlo
:„ssvtasig
feLed,t
w
st so4
elnoh11 snine'
„y fowl.
CS • Ceiany
4 "F
1
A
1-
11.4
rra-
The In
„stef:..dy
unchanget
ma; ket is
4 or ail
-eve .411ay
flex- 'Sprit)
as time g
eve- koai
11111.541 wo(
- 1133814,
'Oallip•na c
A few pie
would un
building
therefore
luiiltber.
•
A-3
IVOITIbB
•1 • -A-7 *iintionc
• prop -axed -to 0
- irigNit 5n1
t
'
Jator a.rt of
, ,owne ' ie req,
charges and_ 1:,
21:;.-44 •
• ....._-__i., ._
C'AE into
athont tin
311+.317ERS.„--te:
other red And!
ed es eall, pro',
therm3l-v-4y
Lot 97, Cott
"IliA TED f
a pott._ .1 •
hind
arattirne,
o suite
Seaforth. ;:tC
Mxs43.01.1
Opened 4?
MONpAY,