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*ENV ADVk I T $EIVIENT,�.
Auction Sale of a Faf<iu aniuel Love.
Millinery --Duncan & Duncan.
Cotton 'yarn --Loan & Jamieson,
Firs: Insurance--- Y. X, Watson. Something New—F. New__—F. Smith, Walton,
House and. Lot for. Sale—Peter: Dcly.
Buggy for Sale ---J. V. Crocker. #
MortgageSide---John E, son, 13ayiielc:
Machine Oils--- fohnson Brothers„
New Bookstore -D. McGregor & S on.
Horses Wanted --John Beattie.
Dissolution—Moore & Campbell.
Great Sale of Dry Goods—G. crit.
Insurance --John Mason..
Cedar Posts for Sale --Wen. G ,asKie,
Mortgage -Sale—MaeMxhon, Gibbons & Planer and that t
Mc_ ab, di -temente encoi
manufacturing e
t _adapted for
Urn Y poi4or. cute to this objet
many municipal'
the benefits of r
still be without t
a country where capital is
ited, an offer of five er ten thou
,dollars is no small attraction,
an offer may attraet attention to a [
SEAFORIII, FRIDAY, JULY 16,
187
The advisability of g -Tinting bonus
encout age the establishment of man
tories is a subject wh eh now en
the attention of more theta one munic
ity in Ude Province. Until within
past two or three years there w
Western Onttario only three leading
of railway. Tributary to each Of
were large sections of e untry, and a
rious points along ea h of these r
Were located the tradin towns or een
The produce gown i the sectim
to find its way to he e towns
an outlet. The result iwa that,
in a large degree by t ie patron:rge
in the past year or t i a, however,
the iron horse new cou 'sea throu rh
years ago, had no expectation that is
streak of good fortune would ever
thern, As a result of this, nmateretis
trading towns have Sprung up, tlae
cultural patronage has become. aivi
largely curtailed, The trade Id to
other towns is scarcely suffieien to
tain them, ,. The new wns are nx
to rival in size and. pop lation th ir o
competitors, but the country trib tar
them doe's not of itself supply s ffic
trade to enable thm to accomplith
desired object. Both t erefore ale a
ously looking for some s urce of tied
supplement that direct y derived f
the rural districts. All naturally tur
manulacturing as a dans to
tlais addition to- tr
mated for , manufactor
has led to the system
tare may have provided
bonued, Of courts°, the
as overoleing the wand -
in Canada, and. it le im
ery ambitious town and
the eupply that it may
it to maintain ite positior
e, The
es thus ca
of offeripg
those which nee cut off by the new railways whi
in the shap of lately been construeted,
o is such a thing try naturally t Thatary to
'taring Wish eits improved, and h nufiteto
village can get cure her continutd pr eperity,
equire
and
lace
no.
tlie
the
heir
hey
any
me-
practices directly home to the
ent, it lets been proven that a
dance ofl money was in circulat
timid brihery was freely precti
those who practiced it we h leek
Judge nalit to be agents, and the
ent mull also held to be no
sponnible for this illegal expe
The taking of the evidence in
coln election case l'as been co
monde
on, aiiel
ed, but
by the
espond-
will be
he Lins
that Mr. Neelom the` respondent, it will be
in: remembered, defeated '''Mr Chit les Ity-
kert at the last general electio 1. The
'rages the locating of
decision in the case is to o given to -day.
tablishments in places
Judging from the eviden e, however it
them. Now r ler-
iinpossible that he respondent
tujeoell' etwheieuef°11.e140:yetithjeatt eisaiailmes°: ie being unseate . In this as:
gicuig in the p evious case refer ed to, bribery
ailway
hem 111
dent, and t
was free y attempted, if
theY not as -
gated the undtrtakil s by bon ises•
Had thebonuses nog giyei the rait, only di 'culty in the ca e will be
prove a ehey. The evict
th ways would not have. 1 een it, The
lac- acts of perional I
the
companies asked honuees was no
ines
mitt or did not r quire the rail ay,
hese
on the contrary the atrantin
ye-
bonus- by the mueicipalities wee
res.
a" guaranteeito the -ompany that
was required. he same me
of with regard to b nustrig map
had The people of a unicipality
for, judges of Wheth r any partieul
°' of manufaeture will pay; in the
°I)" bonus is a guaran
ith- that the <propos
rail- Again, suppose tl
and Or nearly equal i
un- a particular nu
which offers• bo
tract the attenti
Arab, and stands
chance of ,securin
The -second obj
offering of e bonu
is an injustice to
few
eh a
efal
new
gri-
ed,
the
us-
ous
der
to
ent
his
xi -
to
OM
ain
de- there are many to
sed Seaforth, has hitl
ad- trade, which is no
et of their g
ee to the ma
at two towns
point of digit]
us will be sii
n of the man
the benefit.
to new men
xisting menu
in as inueli as a erson who ha
own industry an 1 enterprise
all hardships an(
lecturing, is taxe
son who has not
to assist ano
municipality whet e he proposes
This is the more plausible obj
the tworttnit even this, when
into, must vanish As an exe
will take the T wn of Seek
wns
erto enjoyed
w, to certail
. ere are up for the trod° "she h been
many branches of manuf totem eatable of oft If we: do nob get ;this a
much greater exteneio and there are inantifacturing, she will come t
many placee which now esire mtnufac. still, but if we do get it !she will
torics which arc not ad pted to eusta•in to prosper. If she stands still,
them, There are, agai , many places . erty of the manufacturers which
which now have none, vhich rea here will deteriorate in value,
ly re -
es oot
quire certain branches. Thus, pla business will decrease, but- if
naturally adapted in sus ain mann actor. tinues to prosper, nheir properte
ies will have to go do n, while these crease itt valpe arid their buei
places where good ope ngs exist will, extend. If, therefore, the pros
most likely, sooner or lat r get whet they the place would be secured by tl
so much claiip and w tat 'they peed. ing of this bonus, the old manu
litchi ring
But, to build ep a man ortionetely -i
LIM, even although ther
openiag, requires a large
ital, and in this counts.
over abundant. it is his fact
loads so many'ma,nufaett rers to se
a munieinal bonus to ai them in
manufaetu ring enterpris s. Many mein -
6.
tories by granting this aie , and have thus
scoured a siource of trade which supplies
the deficiency caused by the loss ctf tar -
of railway facilities, Many other munici-
palities are now' holding out bonus, '-1.1•
ducementsf and through these huhu e.
merits will, in all probability, ri eon re
what the,y desire. But hile man will
shape 'of bonuses,: many more wil n
simply because their loca ion is no fa
(Treble. The centres of rade, hotter
that are not adapted for any specters
manufacture aro few. noise thet .
adepted, and. which Make the firs a
moist favorable offers are ikely to he Ix
and most epeeibly sere ,d, To ena
towns and villages, for re sons which s
have already mentioned, i mreased man
factories min a necessity, f they wieh
continue to prosper. th r these, tiler
fore, it is, we believe, good policy to ofl
8B011 in ditvments as they can afford f
the purpotst, of securing what they nee
If they seeure this boon throligh efferi
the induce.ment, good and Well ; if th
do not secure it, they will have lei 1)0
up under their misfortu e and loss
trade as best they can. There is (
thing certain and' that is o neunicipali
can lose by offering a bonus. If it
accepted,. the muaicipalit cannot fail
get value for what it has paid ; if it
not acce-pted, then it is n poorer.
muuicipality will secure manufacturit
without offering eneour dement in the ou a.ccount of bri
way of bonne, which eannot secure it 1Sy act which was th
making the offer. Some ight, through voiding this electio
the balms inducement see re manufactute of a treat by the b other of the r
ing, who if they had not offered the • 1- ent, who was an gent, during
due:anent would. not have obtained t e hours, Although here was not
benefit, for, as we have already stated; 1 the evidence in this
oleo would profit proj
may be a good others in the *con munity, If
amount of cep. factory, employin say 100 op
capital is not could be secured • this town b
ing a bones of $11,000, would
business of the tow 1 cause a prop
increase in all bra ehes Of trade a
ufacture ? Consequent] the
turers with este busin
property would ge full ralue for
ditional taxation he granting
enthil upon them. So that,•in
there is no injustic done the ol
This is a subject which we w
sire again to press upon the Ate
the Council and people el 8
ve There is an &cell int e
wh eh
-3k for
their
rt one particular brat eh, The prose
st the town can aff rd, this main actcry bele who, laet Year; eeeaped from Clinton ;
y 1 C£411 be secured, t le bonus sh tild be State Pristn; teas recently found in the I
. , ' Bonen '1,0 TLiE PKEMJER of/ C.AN IA. --
u- ' lost, Wei have d ,layed long lrea y, Mr. Al ekenzie, thc Canadian Pre ier, is
to and if we dela r much lohg
. ,r lie visitin Dande,e, where 'hie reception has
e- opening which we nay fill will 0 fil ed been Moist flattering. The corporation
have pi matted him with the freedom of
d. at least an mica or 'to scene arrived at e Cit.? i tn, Vecchia, Ifni y, on
w et
tie would,be of so much value to- tit , plar, Monde r, on Ins way back to CI prerae
ie , as well ns a benefi to- every ra The r wd. unhorsed his Gerrie, e and
013a3nf ' drew in to hiis hotel, and the tot n wall
nee .oes not
riber against
the show an
11%),De.3, that he 'will only be uns ated, nd the
evi, election , declared. void. Silo Id this
sup. prove to:be the ease, there is litt e doubt
but, of his -re-election, unless an opponent
of the poseessed of a. much bett r_ ree rd thin
At a convention. of Ref mere f Weet
. Wellington, held on Jul fle lion. Mr.,
he said
tion of the convention. 1 r, Crooks will
oppose Mr, McGowan, wh was recently
iet, unseated. There is eve y probability,
that Mr, Crooks will be cleated. - Al -I
ility for feat of the, Reform candid des in former
place_ elections eras due to local and eectional
therefore; be united on Mr, Crooks,
feet irer
We hope he may be sum ssful, as it is
high time he had a Seat sox ewhere, e
the
ties Mr, Monteith's majori y in North
t Perth noisy that the officia retu ns have
been obtained, is. found 'be 2 . We
give the majotities else here. Had
f menu- Fisher a.majerity of 2V, d ne as well as
it should have done, hit wo ld h re been
ner er-
ey. elected by a good niatbrit . It was in
the this townehip, however, as it soi dimes
te, is in our even. township of Tuckeismith,
0e the Reforni element is so trong that its
ed strength ts its greatest w alcness. Mi.
nd official figures, have rapidly de massed.
ed, In 1867 his majority was 13 ; i 1871,
iit,' view of these figures w sho 1(1 say
h have either that Mr, Fisher is 1 ext aordin-
ng has A great calamity has beret en the
to se- Capfuls, Fiat party, One, )f ite organs,
she re- the HatA,onai, conducted by JitnUel
m ke Briggs, lirie gone back on it, In ite last
epri ed issue, the ,Vationct/ renounces all nue-
litional tion with the party, and p taco into it
a, st nd and its (ceders in lively style. I etweent
anti ue the Globe On one eide and limue 13riggs
l a InioP' on the other, Canada First will b apt to
be kept in a pretty hot pla,co 'ft e hope,
re now
d their however 'that the party melt s it i*,
may surilye the great shock ich it
will in- must sustein in the loss of Mr. riggs's
sig will inflUence. 1,
grant- been in progress for a couple of d
diners large number of witnesses has een ext-
th the ambled, bed thus far no glaring cte If
maim- bribery have been proven. The ,e were
grant- mitted bY friends of Mr, Oliver, the re -
that
tor
by
net
his
me
ed
loe
tio
ple,
itua
the
of
wo
nd
he
eality,
ma u-
NewS of the Week.
FAST r Dire—The fastest trotting tim
at the Detroit races last week was mad
b3r Jildge 'Fullerton, he having made the
third mile heet in the best race ht 2,19th ttr
flee ,"1" JJ'AILURE IN SeoeLAND.-L-00rk-
pended. His liabilities are large, He
OW08 $600 000 to Johh Ranking & Co
ld le- alone,
of nn immense size. The glass in all the
windows in the district where the storm
raged was broken, and many persons
killed and injured.
Tin OVA SCOTIA Finns. --LateEng-
lish pati rs state that the Earl of Derby,
Foreign ecretary, has been requested to
receive , deputation of persons interest-
ed in th.. Nova Scotia coal fields, for a
conferen a on the subject of the o tress
ive taxi iii the United States, w' ich is
said to a but prevent the impor-tatiou of
coal int that country.
I)IVrN OPERATIONS ON elm VI JRECIK
OF THE eirILLER.•--'.fie divers havbeen
searching for the treasure which wais on
board the steamer Schiller, .dor a month
previous the weather prevented opera-
tions, bet last week there was a favor-
able day, during which repeated de-
scents were made. The position of the
wreck is' little changed, and there is rea-
son to b lieve that the treasure will be
recovere .
PANIC AMONG THE (1AuLI;3'r$.—Latest
advices rom Spain state that a :great
panic e ists in .Estella, where news of
the Carl St defeats has only just become
known. The Carliste are removing their
artillery from the city, General ,lidrrre-
garay is hemmed in by several bri fades
on the higher mountains near l .aysa.
General Campos will Shor•tly'ari•iv^ . and
complete the cordon drawn. aroun the
Carlist chief. _. _ .....
Inas,
mechanic in the car shops et C11 cago,
states that he has been working"for long
time on he principles which clew loped
Keely's i ew motor, and that he ha some
time ago! arrived at the satire' cone union
es Kcely, but was not quite rcarly to
give the result of his investigations to the
public.- He affirms that the motor is a
that is claimed, and that it will work a
revolution in all branches of industry.
RESULT' OF A NYEEN.'S Fromm —A
Havana letter states that during the last
week in June there has been consider-
able fighting along. the rebel line iu Cuba,
At Rodrigo, only one house is left stand-
ing and that because it floated: the French -
lag, The recent fight near 'Eucr cyda
esulted in a rebel loss of 150and a
..pauish loss of 200. five sugar e tater
ear SanlDomingo have been 'burn d by
he Cubans. i
'I'IIE NEW CONSTITUTION, - -The 1 draft
+f the iiew constitution for Spain, report
d by the Committee on the 5th inst.,
,rovides that the Senate shall be conn-
oscd of :three classes of rnenibers, ,viz. <
First, Senators by hereditary' title ; Sec-
nd, Senators by popular corporations,
nd third, Senators nominated by the
howl'. •The Grandees of Spain recerv-
ng incomes of $10,000 and over are in -
PANTO .AT A REVIVAL MEING.--The
«all in Which Moody was holding bis
eetings in Camberwell, England., was
rowded on Sunday night last, one ;hour
refore . the beginning of the services.
he building was surrounded by a crowd
hich broke through the outside gates,,
n(1 it was this that created a pains in -
ale of the hall, which was only stilled
y music. The congregation rernaiired
tending, while the incoming crown was
( uieted by a statement from 'Ir. Moody
Jurat the neeting svould not be held'un-
less they retired,
MOODY ANI) S.1>IKKY,--The following
i : the nu Ter of meetings held: by bloody
nd ,San eyy in London, during the past
our mot _thrs, with aggregate of- attend -
rice s In Cemberwell, 00 meetings, at -
ruled by 480,000 people hi Victoria,
• rneetiogts, ettende(1 by 41,000 ; in the
to the toasts - sari. that . the prevailing
passion of Canadians wee the desire to
maintain intact their connection. with
Engl .nd: It was impossible to overstate
the depth of universality of that senti-
ment. He expiated on the friendly rela-
tions between Canada and the- United
States, and he said every thoughtful cit-
izen of that country was convinced that
the fate of Canada is unalterably fixed,
and contemplated the progress of Canada -
with generous enthusiasm, The Amer-
icans are wise enough to understand the
benefits rising from the existence on the
same co tinent of a pobtreal system, of-
fering m ny points of contrast, compar-
ison and friendly emulations with their
own.
THE RISCJ7 OF WAI E.81 Visi'r TO IN-
DTA.—I. the Howse of Commons on
Monday Mr, Disraeli made a statement
in regard to the contemplated visit of
the Prinjco of Wales to India. Ke said
the simplicity suitable for a visit to the
colonies would not be in place for a jour-
ney through India. Though the Viceroy
had intimated the custom of making
cerenmon;a1 presents need not he observed,
yet the Prince must be placed in a posi-
tion to exercise generosity and display
splendor(. It would; however, be undig-
nified to enter into a discussion a on the
point. His Royal . Highness will start
for India on the 17th of October, and
his visit will last six months. The ex-
penditure to insure the necessary pomp
and dignity would bei710,000. Messrs,
Macdonald, John . O'Connor, Po' er,
Butt an Peter . Taylor made speeches
protester g against the grant for the
Prince o Wides' eastern trip.
THE ISUNDERSTANDING WITH THE
KING Or BuEMAH.—A special to the Lon-
donll
'hie EW
"i7 from Calcutta says Sir Douglas
•
COUNCI MEETING.—The
iipuarusrnotn oTuaedsidaonyrn, mitinnte, thAe Jett
members f the Council present ; the
Reeve in he chair, The minutes of the
revions meeting read and, approved,
oved by Mr, Geiger, seconded by Me,
Kalbfleise that the amount of $
granted t improve the roads in sta
labor div sion, under Mr. Abel Wei
pathmas —Carrie,d, Moved ley
the folio ing accounts be paid, viz,:
John Be ry, culvert on line between
Aldswort work on bridge, $15.;
Thomes sez, culvert on line et*
on line etween Cons. 3 and. 4,
Wm. Grandy, work on line betw
°reside e between 25 and 26, $41 0;
Stephen royer, work on side line the,
tween 25 and 26, ,:',151.83,9014,;, BJ(7,111ont8P,eettny,
George eenslacle, work oh Con. 4 N
B. lots, $ 5 ; Henry Reichert, work on
Edgehoffe , cutting down hill on Olen,
road bet eeu lots 25 and 26, $2.1 68;
A. Conting, Jeveling side road between
graveling on Con. 14, $30 ;
Schwahn, graveling on Con. 14, $10
E. Deisch rm. work on Sauble line, $7 ito
Trustees f Hill's Green Hall, for halilat
te
election $4 ; C. Schrader, gravehre- g,
Forsyth was not instructed by. the British
Gov,ernment to demand the right of pae- N. B., $8 95 ; J. & H. Kalbflelach, cedar
sage 'of troops through Burmah. In
his interview with the King he only in-
timated that a sufficient eseort would be
itsent wit any future expedition to West -
for roads
Adam E
as per patiunasters, $16
ern Chi a to protect it aga.itast violence. gland, grant to Gotha' lihe,
The Kin r replied that Burmeh would pro-
tect any
el
expedition and troops must not
In the English House of Com- $15 ; Joh
ecretary of State for India. in F. Schroa
nday afternoon Lord Hamilten,
he enquiry of Mr. Grant Duff HBanti;hr' i'mgr
the difficulty between Great Hilre Gr
leAllister, gent to Con.; 6,
be sent.
InUrelserM een,rt'Stgrr°. ,aNgy'realBn'ttol°tto88:NCB.9. B7 11 . 1 3. 93:4'itil?oli
reply; to en, $50—Carried. Moved by
touchin 11, seconded by Mr. Willson,
teeve be authorized to ke
c arge o the eentre road and have it re -
soon as possible—Carr
Mr, Wilson, seconded by
at the Reeve and Clerk be
in of $2 each for attend
n Court, to defend the e it
ainst the township.by 8.
ied. Moved by Mr. Wi'
y Mr. hIcColl, that this
adjourn to meet again in
Tewn Hal , on Tuesday, the third day of
August ne t, when applications will be
received om the different -School i
times in t e township, to levy their, e.
year—Ca 'ed.
Britain and Burmah, said the earlier mat- r'
that the
neccssit ted the Government's insisting mired as
arrange , but the murder of Mr, Margery
that the King of Burmah should give
every, f• ility for the punishment of the
offender . The King had refused to per-
mit the passage of the British troopt
through Burnell,. but Lord Hamilton
hoped. he would yield to the representa-
tion ef the British envoy, and thus pre-
- vent a c011ision.
Death of Mr. Prince..
the Coupty a Essex, was drowned in
the rivet- in front of his residence at
Windsor; on Friday morning last, while
bathilig. t Mr. Prince was the second son
of the 1 te Celonel Prince, who figured
promine tly in the troubles of 1837-38,
sat for a longtime as a member of the
old Canadian Parliament, and held at
his deatl the office of Judge of Algoma.
The subject of this notice made au un-
succeesfal attempt at the general elee-
tion of 1861 to enter the Canadian Par-
liament es member for Kent ; Was more
euccetsfu. at the Ontario general election
of 1871, defeating thei Government can.
era lictiese 60 meetines attended by didate fo Essex after a spirited contest,
t loved by
Geiger, t
paid the s
the Divisi
brought
seconded 1
HUGH LOVE, Sr. Clerkr
Stephen.
,ing of the Stephen Council was held
july 2, for the purpose of onside
the ad is4ility of changing the
merit forMerly made with the Lon
Huron and , Bruee Railway Comps
with re mine° the "sidings, Moved
Mr. Pa sons, seconded by Mr. K
that tli s "ouncil offer the London,
co Railway Company to
pertion of the agreement,
T0,000 ; ilOw street, lid meetings, et. een I:Aboral-Conservative dur- the 24th day ot Novem
nded by 000,000 ; in the 'Agricultural ing his e de between -On said Coin
Iell, 60 inectire s, attended by 720,000, posted th e4rporation of the township
sb far as refers to the erecti
nanee of sidings on the Sou
on and
eel that
1871,
and the
t would support the Sand-
elonald, Administration. Fre- 8t9ban
retriember the interest with and mai
of the Parliamentary gallery
Bounda
me of his speeches Wei -e looked tion
n 000,
le amount o money exPended for,
uildingte printing and 'stewards, $140,-
00. Melody and Sankey have deelined
o receive, any compen.sationI from the
DARING ROBBERY. --On Monday two
1 ell dressed men obtained admission to
he house of Mr. M. Denser, New York
y repres nting themselves as two Croton
athlete.. collectors. They had no soon -
enterer than they seized Mrs. Denser,
he was done, bouud, gagged and hand-
uffed he , and then admitted five other
onfedera es, when all proceeded to rim -
n10,000 i N. Y. C. securities. After
aok the louse. They obtained 840,000
Virgin a State bends, but Overlooked
tilie departure ot the robbers Mrs. _Dam -
f the passers by. and was reacued from
1 er painful position, No c ue to the
hieves has been obtained.
oenon.-I-Moody and Sanke is farewell
eeting
red eler
ere mat
vivalist
ey had
ed. the s
'I he sugg
some
ain than such. -
Tun CitOPS IN Eunore.--The .21
ane Ex ;rem, in it's weekly re
s ye : " le crops have been pro
COMMERCIAL DEPREssioN IN NORWAY#
tjoll of —Norwegian papers fear a cerninercial
forth. crash, in Norway in coneequence if the
fact re bad freights and sta.griation in tl e Cleo
'ntgor rains in Indiana have swelled th email ,
t is ,an streams, and railroads and brid es are 1!
he f -t. damaged, ind trains delayed. Cro bad- '
10
The IS/ occI reports that 1 000 helist
y We have this eek to chronicle t prieone e have arrived at Valencia, 9 -pain,
is misfortune of anoth r viatim of tl e El c-, The populace threatened to lynch some,
O tion Court - Mr. I,ouis Wig e, : the of the Cartist officers, and the authoritiee
embairked them on a man -of war to pre -I
is Conservative representative in till(' Logal
O Legislature for no ith Essex, hes been Ae; xiineeteerox no BE DEM 1NDED
g- unseated and his el ction declareld void, FROM 0 1)1A N —A special from Copen-i
secretly engaged for some days in aking
= principal eaus° of soundin off the coast of Jatland Den.:
was, the pa -taking : mark. An ex lanation of this 1 .11
epond. demand d. Of tl e Berlin Gov rnme t,
DESTRInenne STORM AND OSS 0 LIFE,
polling
—A lea ful storm has visite the Swiss,
n Canton, of Geneva and:the ench, Prone
,ase to bring eorrupt* tier. _I ives acompanied with hail tones!
ok place on Monday ight
'ha,ftesbury and Caw ii, 8 mei
men were present. Spe ches
full of praise of the em tient
for the freeh life and er orgy
introducert in the Char hes,
eadfastne,ss of their coat erts,
if, said it would not be ac opt -
thing would give them more
ss -
quen ten
will still
13voliriedijusromg the exciting debate which „
precededthe downfall of the Ministry s Siding f
when Mit Prince and one or two others, in ever
who had been looked upon as supporters ment b
of the linistry, had declared them-
sehree opposed to it, the fate of the Cab -
Met was considered sealed, and so it
turned_ ut. Mr. Prince represented.
Esseit d. ring the whole of the second
Ontario Parliament. and voluntarily
withdrew from public life immediately
before the general election. He was a
fluent spi aker, and a general favorite on
partly ec ucated in Canada, Choosing
ci
account f the geniality of his disposition
and his s nse of limner. The deceased
gentlema I was born in England, but was
law for hie profession, he was called to
the Upper Canedian bar in 1848, created
a Q, C. in 1864, and elected a Bencher
of the Lew Society m 1871. He was
still a coMparatively young mam at the
period of Ins ultimely death,
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North Perth Election.
The following are the official returns
of the votes polled in the late North
Perth election ;
Stratford 422 357
Mornington 273 -229
Nettle liesthopee.„44 296
Total . 1,737
feet have prodimed 0,,quieter 'feeling in Mai•ority for '..h.lopteith.. 20
the Londion market, where grices had
begun to advance ; but there las beers a
further improvement in. the couotty,
two shillings dearer for wheat, and as' the
;idea of having a crop equal to last year's
is given , and stocks decreaslenthere is
plenty ,of room for ,a further rise in
. Franca -a the damage to crope from the
floods ha -c been very exteneive in the
provinces, and the figures show a rise in
n heat of from one to two shillings."
i:nen mu
N'orth Cal
come to
re an cut wife's thnoat, then cut: her
prices in many places being again oue to
er, comMitted in Raleigh,
olina, in March last, has just
ight. Scott Perlin, a white
head off, unjointed her at every j int,
tempted to burn her body up, but did
then cut the flesh off her bones an at -
not succeed. Then he murdened hisi lit-
tle boy, a ;child eight months old, in the
same manlier, and buried the two bedies
in a marsa, where they were - found last
week by toe infuriated neighbors. The '
Governmeet has offered *a reward. for •
him. Circumstances show that Paelin's
father and one of his brothers were ac- '
cessory to the murder, and. if found in
the county Jedge Lynch will be invok.ed.
No motive for the murder is known, ex,
apt that Parlin was tired of his Wife
ILF,RNOR-GENERAL AT HOME.—
Tae Canada Club, London, gave a din- I
ner last Friday evening to the Earl of I
Dufferin, Governor-General of the Can- i
mean Dominion. The Earl in response
1,717
The Provincial Plowing Ma.t °hes
At a meetieg of the Council of Arts
and Agrictilture, held in Ottawa last
week,: d was resolved that for the pur-
pose of holding plowing matches, the
Proviece Onturio is divided into four
section's, each such section, eonsieting off,
three agricultural dietricts, for electing
members of the Council of the Associa-
tion, Viz.: Seetion No, 1 of regricultural
tricts No. 4, ft and ; No. :3 of districts
A plowing match will be held in each
of the above napned sections, under the
auspices of the Association as follows,
viz, : For section No. 1 in the neighbor-
hood cif Brockville ; No. 2 in' the neigh-
borhood of tiearboro' ; No 3 in the
ndighborhood of Guelph ; No. 4 la-
the neighborhood of eleaforth or Clinton.
The three members of the Council, 're-
presenting each plowing match section,
will be the Committee: to take -the sole
control of the management of the plow-
ing match in each section. 'The Crameil
will appropriate the sum of $400 toWards
carrying out the plowing match in each
of the above sections, Ttie foltowing
gentlemen are ehairmen of the Cemmit-
tee of Management in each sectioh, viz.:
No. 1, Andrew Wilson, Maitland ; No.
Then Stook, Waterdown ; No. 4 Sheriff
Gibbons, Goderich,
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of
on
th
y and Centre ro se on eont31.
t good stationtsenorth at least
)e built at Centralia, and a gOode
r t least 60 rods.; provided that
o her respect the said agree -
c rried out, and the coupons for
interest a •crued due up to lst of 31 u-
nary las ire handed back ; andprovi ed
that a I ea opinion be obtained as to
rangem nt made satisfactory with
Comp, Moved in _amendment ,
Messrs( Leary and Fulton, that it he 1
ih.
ent, pe Atone were presented as
the Cou icil to "submit to the ratepay
of Step ere a prohibitory liquor byda
in accor ance with the Demkin act of
1864. loved and resolved that a id
petition be considered next meeti
Kuhn, at the amount to ;he expe
ed near Li-nerick, but the aMounts to be
e:epende the two following years be ex-
pended between Nelsonhe tavern and
Wilson' store ; $100 to be, expended in
extendi g I the gravel road near Mr.
collecto for 1875 ; next meeting of Coun-
cil to be ori the last Monday in Anguish
Trustee of school sections can. send the
amount they wish raised to C. Pronty,
paised el ordered to be petit.
C. PROUTY, Clerk.
ft
That veracious. and reliable news-
paper, tie -Stratford Ilerak,l, ways ; '''A
horse be tinging to Mr, Janies Redford,
took to meet so keenly the defeat of the
Grit can lidatc, that, it laid down 011 the
corner o 'Market and Ontario stree ,
on Satu dey morning last, land quiet y
departee to that Tana where ,Liorseflesh
suffers ne more."
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—The celebration of the Tivellth of
July at )atkhill was a very successful
affair. large number of Lodges took
part in the procession, amongst which
Bend lo liso from 'Huron, I he Hu
the Exe er brass band, it is 'eetinia
lodges w he headed in the 1:o cession
that eve 3 000 people were en town,
—A test mowing match took place a
Tuesday - on the farm of -Donald re
Tavish, North. Eastho ie, ' County. Of
nanufactured by the Hall Man-
n famturn g Company, OshaWa and the
Timms° -Lk Williams, of Mitchell. After
a severe tr al in lodged. and other grata,
lasting over three hours, jibe Caylitn
tCohribeyf, tte., jomdegieer Was declared the vie-
- —A. terrific hail and rain ;berm phssed
over the eastern section of: Ontario On
Tuesday last. At Cobourg hailstones
dens an4 crops, and in wine instances
windows were broken. inonsidera
damage has been done to the crops in t
of great I violence accompanied hy
passed over Newburgh. The -thund r
was feartut, and the lightning Vivid. A
building in Ernestown, belong:in& Mr*
le
$, Wertnian, of Peenden, The flames
guinea, ; also a fliirthouie owned by P.
were extittgundiedi before much damage
stoointtmitlstedrIrlils,tiogerti:easbes hfelemintibtgheriOirowatareviagebtourstyeaAarll:sd.:
It :flee yielded twct crops a ye,ar, without
et,opolressitig, for Beven years. It 'show
ii(ethYlisnvi°1:daerfTu.,,1341. lrisottleedV%7 nn°
britlilleClealeSU:eill'rlede;1111°- 44 ;rtePit0Si °11n: PI ebs'lletmtl-em::ta.ee'rthaliald:f
a first-rate -clover crop. This plant,
whieh mak *almost Make a revolution in
all over t e
Donose—in MeXillop, On July 8,
wife of Xr. Mae, Dodds., of aeon,
MeInerosite MeKillop, en July 8, the _
wife of Inn j011/1 Mallt0Bh, of twin',
IraiINIDIApIMER,--4111 Seam -the on July.
2, the -wife of Mr.. Peter Klinkho,mmer,
Itenee—hteKneezite t the' residence eel
the brines brother, on July if by Rev, _
1n, Ca:Theron, of Kipper', Mr. fteorge
Park, tif Goderich, to Miss Annie MeS
THE
ket or in town ;now-a-cleye. Farmers:
stirrae cantoblinesYarwkeittlph2rodYnt anTallo112-sevewe
have stilt a isVockl, of wheat on hand Iv
be glad. tn learn that priees• have taken a -
turn Lori the better. ' 'We this weekt
en both NI and. ihring wheat, with indi-
for coarse grains bud other ferin produce
remain ultehang-41. : We quote!
Fall Wheat, per Ini.3.;c1.......-,..... 0 02 <6 0 94 ,=,
--waY0)-#PPerert°irolata,...41;.:......*:::,,402 4 gist) 4141 1
$311 so30;; elitzteeeet, 9$cti to2010tede $blut2eLtr;, loornt
Tonlienno,I July 15, 1875,
$12t for liew. later eves easier, telling ,''..
mostly nt 20e fon. pound roll; anything .
over that being 4er exceptionally choice. Ff,
Eggs gold et incite 17c by the baek-et
TORONTO LIViE STOCK MARKET, '..:
BnnvAs.—Thelp was but a limited stye'
ply pf ftit cattle offered. at this merket:,
elureng the pastliweek, but the demon":
have no !greater rirmness in pekes,'
class, 50 to l$4 75, , and thirdee
$4 to $ 25, he following were t
aatt 88 56 22 .; three cares, atereraging
at $5 25; two 'ears, avenaging
forS,IfieErsE. :e—iasTns, sfaitirliosutoriply,5sefolruir seeoatnt
class, a d fe3 to -3 50 for third-class,
ments of local...4.i te__her:_i_si. hlirst-closs wore
tthakiredu-citssa't sf)t tiCiiii3cli.si256.12't 5°' alla
MONTREAL LTVE STOCK MARKET;
Motinnnore; july 12, 1875,
lambs which w re ver,y plentiful, havitmi
been l'n. ught dawn. the Ottawa and let.
ale in better deitiand at somewhat bette
ilferier ve ws, $(20 ho $39. naeli. Beef cattle
were mu& leet in number than lasi
week add sell frem $3 50 to sr) per IIX
lbs,, line wei0t. -Caves are gottin
scarce, end Belli at {rem $5 to $6 eac
good animals bringing More and diger*
lees. Sheep are in fair supply ; good
eheep sell at $4 to ,..:.9: each, while coire
mon. self at i'3 Lb $5, Lambs were vele
plentiful and sellers sey they -cannot gel
as ell)li df ofrt'ab-tobp.'etinE51.?.1a, twahiii1;e- ev7431;oon c1.1 aolunteL
bring $.4 each. fhlogs were scarce, ther
being ne young, i pigs on the market, al
thoigh they are in-- deulaud. There weirs
taofeswi,2140anehowld.aslioagssk,efde.r, which from $1
LITTLE FALl,,S DAIRY MARKEI,
There wan no': lanai dairy cheese offer
ta
ed, daitymen inking it best to hol
until the next 1 rkett The number o
faetorme represented. was less than usual
and thli demand. for .eheese was quit
day without 'having , made sales tha
upon any pretrions Market day. Th
offeringh of factories amounteil to Beall
9,000 bits., of Which 7,400 bxs. were
top prioe being pie. No butter offeie
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