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the wenwaaa
of the
a little
ar front
f time,
hich de -
at lexis4
tan hat,
of this
and to
r nen
on
h
seaeon
are hi
ted this ear
en
fifty per
r years, the
the crop of last
e nature of the
that at the
le some few ealize fancy
t the natural tendency et a
proatiation and a prolific
somewhet retinae the
POW School Teaches -as' Exana-
• the ',editor of the lluroli Expoxitar..
ertaia
and P -as the
; anti we uu-
end have
hat shape tat
the Dominion
GOverninent
the caesteuct
as furnish con -
labor to the
-ill suffice, this
1 : but we have
t the working
mea so early.
that the Do-
; make a direct
iteedy settlers
lands. This
In the case of
held againet
the present
vat? in the case
seeing that so
Assietance
nother. The
form of a
arn it before -
city prefer, but
4t any rate
have mit sue --
,d one must
while there is
,ed the neees-
s Prospect.
d from each
many points
rrovinces, the
as follows re -
its prospects
reports- repre.
had, in many
and the dedue-
aid turn -out to
average. our
t time forward.
4 of the sever -
'ripened some-
fae whole the
and the total
t average, wilt
ve anticipated
crop, will, we
tether than be -
h the acreage
e years. Oats„
silent promise
nir Tater re -
flan for many
t the area coy-
!Ltly improved,
.!.rop than was
i les root crops,
!eta rains, are
:rfully, and to
eates is M ex -
the plant ap-•
there being
disease hav-
rade beetle
t who finds
eary. He ie
ited with ex -
g out, or
tls and
s here are
enertar
ave pro-
f. The hay
;ild lave been
fro wth
ice of e
ough the
en much
cured in
pply of
very abund-
e does not
well ending
lebee and the
:lily the lat-
eite up to the
the fruit crop
'ruts have
Ave are less
ill, it is
brought
mise of
.e and
s have
The har-
e, he season,
qualify
) the ultimate
'7 the Can-
so far the
for harvest
;•ttanical skill
lig operations
of the risk
'fathering in
lity of
- Produce
'ation of the
e are able to
a very pro -
0 not give
A the crops ea
pretending
this point, it
aed that the
p will no be
1
* The Law formerly prescribed two ex-
aminations :each year for the Public
gaol eachers of Ontario, viz., one in
the mid/muffler holidays and the other
in the Utter part of December. Recent-
ly, and we believe unwisely, tee, only
ones such examination is held, One draw-
back to the present systeni would Seent
to be that too many ca.ndidates present
themselves for examination ; a great
variety of papers in each subject, almost
endless in thenwlves, comes before the
examiners, who, if .not possessed of more
than ordinary patience and endurance,
hasten to hurry ta the end. of the chap-
ter, and, in their anxiety to do so, neces-
sarily do injustice to some of the ean-
Mateo, who perchance though better
pestetl than successful. applicants, have
Wed, simply because their work may
not be plainly done atul arranged in
good forth, The, failaree of certain can-
aatatee, under sucheimpropitious circum.
stances, may involve grave family and
personal interestre at a time, too, when
the supply of teachers is, not equal to the
demand in the Province, and such fail-
ures may have, and doubtless have taken
place in. some cages, in certain technical of Mr, Alex. Mc swen, of a soa,
subtexts, a brush m which for a few, McLaate, —In Seaferth, en ifuly 26, the
weeks would have cleared the skirts of wife of Mr. M. Y. McIteaa, of a son
the reje,cted candidates, and allowed! Ali_
rum on the sam• e pri iciples as vivid
The direction in' wh reh the
i vessel will travel , will 'cam, under the eon -
ordtnary sensitive material- now
make a flight of four days with.
Cary a pleasure trip,
--We notice that a meeting
in the South Ward for tae eleeti
school trustee, on Thursday, A
at 9 o'elock A. MS in the room
ter Scott, resigneei,
—The ,hea,ring of evidence an
ment in the East Peterborough
trial, Wm finished on. Wed
Judge 'Wilfeni will give his deci
August 2d, The West Peter
trial Commences to -day.
—An Ottavva paper has receive
patch, stating that the reported
in the Northwest is at St. Lanr
side of Fort Carleton. A band
ters have set up a government
own though they still profess te
to die Queen.
fro
to
to
3
pply of both,
$4 to and t
For one lot
less about 50 J
was paid ; a
dress 35 lbs ,
f lambs, to d
car
MO
calk I
n of
guet
shi
tbr
wee
nea
ro
ar
rough wet
The
dr
ins
lbs
trouble
t, this
f hun-
f their
te loyal
Saottenouseet--In Wingharn, 'on July- 18,
the wife of Mr. A. , Stonehowee, roe
chant, of a son.
Ntarearatete—In Lower Wing
July 18, the wif of Mr. Will"
t,ertield, of twin aughter's.
BBEWER. —At Tro bridge, on
the wife of Mr. Brewer, of
MeLeeter. —In erre
of Mr, Hector M
Ila
am,
ly 15,
do ugh -
On July 22, the wife
Lean, of a sou,
, on July 19, the wife
them to walk the course safely an& RIED,
smoothly, Whereas, by the a&ption! Been—Munenv.-ein Bituss
of the plan started under the new re- 15, by Rev. O. E. Staffor
gime of holding two examinations eac A, Beer, to Miss Annie M
year, -good teachers would not have to Bruseels,
lay idle a portion of the Tear, and goo GILLIOAN--SITANNAHAN. —A
schools to suffer fro& their presence ana
-usefulness, And it seems .quite unfair,
and contrary to the spiiit ot the "law,'
that a week's bard toil Eihould be im-
posed on teachers in the middle of July,
making., the vacation really no vaca,tion
at all, in so far as the examination laste
to the teaehers immediately concerned)
have no doubt that the Couneil o
Public , Instruction in Toronto, hay
adopted the present scheme in view of
eeotionty, by spairing one examination
a -year and in so doing trenched on the
holidays, which, indeed by a minute i.e.'.
eently pa.ssed, they -acknowledged to be
too few already, for it is reeommended
to the Legislature that the holida,ys be
from the 1st of July to the 15th of -
August inclusive. We quite believe the
'wisdom of the Legislature will giv
weight to the recommendation of th
Council in this particular, and confir
what we feel sure future experience will
uphold and sustain—tae necessity of adt
dttional relaxation on the part of pupils
and. teaehers in a noble work. Some
speak of the teacher's work beine
and his career one of indolence, want of
enterprise and indulgence. Yet experi-
eoce clearly demonstrates the fact that
the most hea,rty, robust arid healthy, anc
The
Thy, all of
Parsonage, Listowel, en July 17, byl
Rev, W. M. Pomero3o Mr. Jobn Gi1-1
Shannaha,n, of Carronbro k,
DEATHS.
PORTER.—In East Towage
S., on July 11, Franci
wife of Mr, Joseph S.
FORBES.—In Stratford,
Elizabeth, relict of thel
and mother of ' the
Forbes,—a native of
the former selling at
latter at front $2 50
"74‘sheep and lambs,
on the average,
a another lot of
0 was paid. A
ess 30 lbs,, sold at
ere were only bred loads of distill-
ed cattle for sale on- the ,market
y. There wer a °ed. many more
ported to Thiasin. ' Mee rs. Reeves
ce ship 60 he o thel Dominion
his week, Mr, Shittids pa Toronto,
45 head, and Ir. Poen', of Glasgosv, I
ear loads fr 01 chicago, all this I
, The rice diatillery fed cattle i
iv
al been br gh to market, and I
were nine ca lo as of grass fed
the prices 0 ':which are $3 5Q to
/ pe 100 lbs la e wtytight, a, few good
no heep or masa on the market.
h lambskin , 30c to 40c each,
FALLS ARY MARKET. 1
rkei to -da is 'Oita dull, prices
li ery of fa dairies amounted to
30 boxes at, peiefes ranging from
10 e. This is c#tite a de, ease from
ee s delivery when -the offerings
iries am anted to over 1,000
'he offelin s of factories amount -
at 12,000 xea, and sales were
about 10 0001, boxes at prices
om 10/c. llgc., according to
et to -day, ot ales, were quite "
ctiihitt of an ae ount being done '
intended for local consumer -
rem; England to the
.1 Our ;London oor- NI LLINERY„
Near Chieddar, being isaef)LINERY,
d, the preference at le filANERy
11 other sorts being '
neer grass Ametican.
Willi be splendid, an&
ionslare, as follows :
'anadian, extra fine,
econda,ry,140sato 50s.; English
tter is quiet, ith a feeling that it
een its lowest. A aavorite brand of
y is offeret at 24e, for delivery,
actions ai .or Jersey., 100s,
Friesland 1121s. to 116e.; Nor-
; Atnerican and Can -
Danish, Kiel, and
Now York at 1131.
GREAT 1. DUCEMENTS
GREAT INDUGENiENTS
GREAT INDUCEMENTS
fella
The t
abo
90.
last
f
bo
ed ab
in of
ran ng f
the r
shove
hot
tion
refs
too
the
AT
AT
DUNCAN it DUNC;A�
DRESS GooDs,
T.
DD3S EMPORIUM,
We are 'flow showing the Largest and vast Attractive ock of Dress Goo
market, et
Twenqf Per Cent, _Lower than Former Prig
BLACK (USTRES—DOUBLE F
EX
AORDIIIIARY BARGAINS
TRAORQINARY BARGAINS
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS
Star Brand a 20e, 45e, '30c and 40c—The best valn
to be found in this o • e.
LE
1
DURING THE
DURING THE
DURING THE
psi
Tide
at 6
tivea
For
ne
din
Wi
ear,
in
We
onmErt SEASON
MMER SEASON
advices
ek in Jul
is neglec
nt over
vor of fin
k's quality
62s. are
'he quota
lean and
onis Scat,
otter, ged. 37
oil J ily 27,
te Joh Forbes,
erthshi e, Scot-
land,—aged 55 years,
brotIter-in-law, Mr. George T
in the township of Hay, on
Janet Johnston, a native of
shire, Scotland, aged 65 years.
wife of Mr. John Taylor, and
' of Mr. Joseph Case, of Usborn
Isabella, wife of Mr, C„J.
agea 33 years,
of her
01338011,
uly 20,
mark -
ugh ter
Wilsor,
has
111111,
Swe
an
ran
ish, 100s. to 1
to is quoted i
THE MARKETS.
wheat Market "has be
those with the strongest and MOfit vigor n ve
ous COnstitutiom, stand, enerally speak- active auring the put week. 'be su
Mg, the wear and o the professior den fall in price has put buyers in b
a, comparatively short tirne, Every yea humor and will disappoint faraiers.
we have exits from the profession by th
Satterd y last a1.14 was freely paid and
scores, ieho wish to save themselves froni
preroature death, and a few who cannot on Mo day one or two unusually ehoi
possibly escape, remain in it to die. It sample went bigh as $1.17. Not
becomes quite necessary that the light-
howev r, this has changed, and bu -
some, deliehtful, desirable end aereel.
able shoulg quite fully and target; be
associated with an indiepensa,ble profest
sion, which aline at train ng eu
vating minds in a transition etate, for
gander, nobler and, more elevated sta
of development, The ehange which has
been made, in regard to the number o
examinations yearly, aitne not at asso
elating that agreeableness and pleasantr
around the profession so very desirable
and. we are not by any means alone, fo
we have the support there of leading
journals in this Province, when we say '11/3
that the method heretofore adopted, of Salt (re ail) per barrel ,, .. „
hotding an examination each half yearl Salt (wholetiale) per ba'rref. .„, . „
is the preferable of the two, if not in the PotatoeS, new, per buehel 00 705cit ttoo
interests of economy, at ally rate for the
ers don t care about touching it 'even
quoted., prices. Oats are in good tleman
There ate no peas and barley Iofferin
New hay is plentiful, New potatoes a
beginnng to come in freely, We quot
Fall Wheat , 1 05 to
Spring I% heat, per bushel . 1 05 to
Oata per ;bualiel. 1M6 to
Barley per buahel 0 60 to
Butter, No. 1, Loose. to
Eggs 0 00 to
Flour 0 00 to
Sheep 8 0 50' to
well-being and effieiency of our schools Beef " 4 00i to
promoting as it _would the welfare of ou
I.:cholera our teachers and the countr
at large. Ruse -taus,
LONDON, July 22, 1875.
The Crops of Ple Manitoba
Mennonites Cleaned Out.
We bear from the Pembina Moun-
tain that the erasshoppers have reache
that settlemen1 now, and are rapidly
destroying the crops. Boyne is still safa
and the crops are looking uncommonla
well. Greenwood and Dundas have not
suffered much yet. The Mennonite
settlement has, despite the efforts at
fighting the grasshoppers, been about
entirely ate out. Farmers about Higli
Bluff who expected to save some cropit
by opposing the pests have fared ne
better than the Mennonites. Similar
reports come from Springfield. In some
places the potatoes have escaped, while
other crops have been taken, and a few
pea fields are also kit. Most ef the
settlers. who either had the seed or the
money, to procure it, have put down more
barley,: potatoes, and buckwheat dpring
the last week, hoping that the grass-
hoppers will be all away before they
grow, and yet will have time to mature.
—Free Pregg, July 17.
(Under the new Ado issued at the
EIXPOSITOR OFFIO, SEAFORTH,
Unde
IN
IN
IN
LiINEN DEPARTIVIEIT.
Bargains in Loom, Dice, 33Ieaehed, Damask, Turkey, Rod Damask, Towels, Napki
Duck reduced 5 to 8 cents per yard.
LL AND SEE TIVE.31.
We have' a Large Stock of adies' and/Kisses' Gloves, in Black, White and Colors, whia h we are
ing at ex remely low prices. Also Men's Gloves Greet Variety.
SHAWLS,
ILLINERY, MILLINERY,
At 20 to 00 p r cent of a reduction in order to clear balersee of sto
D ESS GOODS,
D ESS GOODS,
ESS GOODS,
•
HATS AND CAPS.
SILKS,
PA
authority of ilia Li utenant-Governor of
AFORTH ENCA MPMENT,
ASOLS., rARASOLS, PARASOLS
ASOLS; PARASOLS, PARASOLS
LA ES, LACES,
LAC1ES, LACES,
1 (7
.1 0
0 • 15
O 18
0
10
5
1
0
0
1
6
Peas, per bushel 0 70 0 0
Eggs
Hay, per ton,
'WILT! bow a Regular lice ing on THURSDAY,
Beg GEORGE =EXTON, Scribe,.
TO BUIL ERS.
Walt
41300
Det
led Drawing
rebitect and
INSO
In the
0
0
A
VENT
got trp to suit Builders by
Rat fa 1MILLIN,
nilder, Wrox,eter P. 0.,
County of Huron.
AdT OF 1869.
DIVI END SHEET lia.6 been prepared, open
to jection until SATURDAY, AUGUST 7,
after whieh dividends wall be paid. -
ADAM HOPE, I -saline e.
0 VENT AQT OF 1869.
y and tux tiadin together under the
2
7
TORONTO, July 29, 1875.
There were in to -day about 1,000
bushels of wheat, at $1 10 to $1 12 for
white, and the same for pring. Hay
for good old. -Butter an
without change.
LONDON, Jul
Deihl wheat is in goo
81 80 to $1 90, per 1001bs.
sells freely to mill rs at $1
Red fall in good demand.
good. demand by Millers for bakers' flo
kinds of wheat is 20 cents per cen
lower than yestet day. Peas—none
$1 25. Barley sca
Oats in pried dem
Butter scarce • th
er than the 'deli%
supply, but sell
eggs were
demand at
by shipp
rs
11
fa
11 at from $1 20 o
local demand is larg-
ety. Eggs in good
Anotlaer BallOon. freely at 12c to 14c,
e ma
TE In olvents have road an aasignment of
their e totes to me, nd e creditors are noti-
fied Ito me at rny offictr in Sitratford, on SATUR-
0/01 ak L, to reeeiv BtatIments of their affairs
and Ito appoint an Awn fl,ee,
THOMAS 31 LLER, Interim Aasignee.
;'Sitt 'tford, July 28, 1875 899-2
RIBBONS,
HOST RY,
HOSIFY,
HOST RY,
HOSIERY,
HOSIERY,
HOSIERY,
NEif 1300K$TORE OPENED IN SEAFoRT-1
Stationers, Beek aellera Book Binders and Blank Book Manufacturers,
yeliar attention to our new 33ookstore webeg first to return our sineerethanks for the ET!
-1" liberal patronage and untivereal kindness experienced from the Fanners, Merehants end el,
the County of Huron for the last 20 years. We intend strictly to -follow our own busineas and 1
in aR that has a relation te paper and its various Imes, and also everything that is to be 1;inud,
First:Class Book and Stationery $tore,
And from our experience in firat-class shops for the last 45 years, both in EtOope an4 Araerlesooltb-
out eptotism we render Seaiorth second tO no other town in this Provinceat oar own businws, and,
therefore, we look for an 0.t,ended and generous support from our townepeopleand nnmerous friends.
VES, GLOVE§,
VES, GLOVES,
GLOVES,
GLOVES,
ALL BOOKS OF LITERATURE, OR BLANK BOOKS,
Not in Stock will be furnished or made in a few hours' rtotiee, as we keep OTh hand a Urge Sto
Raw Material.
Printing i4 Gold, Saver and Pronze Neatly .'gxe,euted.
CARF1S, CARPETS,
CAR TS, ; CARPETS,
CARPETS, a CARPETS,
Bocks for Cheese and Butter Factories , Kept constantly on Hand,
WALL PAPER and WINDOW BLIN.DS can alwayS be found. at
PROYMIAL
APLICATIONS wiL be received by the under-
igne until
For Lend suitable f or Via Provincial Plowing
Ma oh. The land must be within about b' miles
of eaforth, and not s ihan so ;term Mel
vph le land need no ba oixe block, bn ,
ma be made up of two or rabre fielda, if conveni-I
ent to each other.
399
READYMADE CLOTHING,
READYADE CLOTHING,
READYMADE CLOTHING,
D, lifoGREGOR d; SON'S Books
Oppoeite the Mansion Hotel, Main Street, Seaforthl.
- nAtrs AND CAPS,
HATS AND CAPS,
BOOTS AND SHOES,:
BOOTS AND 8110ES,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
IT
Danger and disaster seem only to call Hay has been very plentiful for the past et
out new enthusiasm on the part f week at $8 to $9 a ton for new. Pots- gib,
feronantg, The Donaldson balloon s toes ew very ple tiful at 75c to $1 a ass
not 3 -et given up as last before we hear bush L
- of an enthusiastic German of Baltimore,
who has, with the help of powerfel
friends, contracted for the constructioa
of a balloon in which he proposes to
make a voyage from Baltimore to New
York in an hour and a half, and. froia
New York tei London in fifty home, thna
diminishing, by -more than half,. the time
now taken to travel across the Aclanti
His floating air vessel will be in t
form of a life -boat, sixty feet long, to be
carried by a balloon which will hold, 70,
000 cubic feet of gas. An engine of
twelve horse power will si.:t in motion
the wings or sails on each side of the
vessel, and. these propellent will be co
TORONTO LIVE STOCK ,MARKET.
BEBVES, —The supply of choice stall -fad
cattle during the paet week was ligl a
and for these buyers would still pay $5
to $5, 25, but the receipts of ieferior have
been large, and prices rule decidedly lo
en Sales were mostly of the latter d
incluae the following : One car, aver g-
due
Al
ae
the
417
1
GROalERIES, &c.
GROCERIES, &c.
GROCERIES, &c,
$0.3-1E1THING NEW.
MITH offers Sp _,cial Bargains in DR1i
y -ma le Clothing and &Boats and Shoes he
G/ODS and GRLOPERIES.
arid see for yo rselies.1
0,38
Mute
her hiincla for collection.
FA:BOMAR SMITH.
hand. Specially,. C
'lents to Cash Pur
part es having Qv
ues td to settle
will le put into 0
0
notes and accounts
CHRISTI
Man facturer
es br_ak they will
rb
ING -TRY IT.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
BALED TENDERS addressed to the under-
signed and endorsed 1"Hincardine Harbor
O Sittl4daY, the 7th day of August next, for the
ax d south piers. Plans mil. specifications tan be
en et thia offlee, and at the office Of the Reeve of
ne4rdine, Robert Baird, Esq., Town Hall, Rin-
e rano, on and after Friday, the 23d. inst., where
p tod forms of tender Will else --be obtained.
C ntraetors are notified that tenders will not be
t e printed forms, and, in he ease of firms, ex-
cept there are attached the actual Signatures and
the natart. of the eccupati /1_. and place of resi-
dence of each member of t e -13aMq. For the due
w be required. on real es te, or by deposit of
at ek, to an amount of five per cent, on the billk
s m of the contract. To he tender must be at-
a d solvent persons, reside ta of the Dominion,
w ing to become sureties for the carrying, out of
hese condition13, as well als the dite performance
the works embraced y the contract. This
partment does not, ho ver, biaul itself to ae-
Pt the lowest or any ten et-, By order,
. BRAUN, Secretary.
Department of Pub o ks,
Ottawa, July 15, 1875. 398-3
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