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The Huron Expositor, 1876-03-31, Page 4--- — ;-,- ��—- 5"� " - , � � , - - - '97—-- 1. � I �, - - � --, , ,�� -- - I , � � --:1', �, - . I- I . � - - I - F - - - Z . .. - A I � � � I - . � i . � I � I I � . i � � � r . : � ,,, I : ,,,, - - - ----- . . i : I 7 I �. . . - . I I � I. ,---,-.--r7----1--- r i 1 I � . i : 4 - -, �--J -�� . � . - I i I � i . . . . I I . . i 1 -. ! . . � I ; I i . . . � i . I -� -- —,-. , . �� I 1 � . 1.11 : . : . I . " - ' mpl,!Flp�tpw� """7 - . ; . I ; I � . 1 1 . . . il i J , . - I . � : : ..! 1 . � ; i i � .. � . � . - . . I � . I . I . � . I I I I . I I I I . � ; i I J I I I � I I ! . i I I � � I 1� � I i I t I - . . � . I I - ! : � I � I � � i � . 11 . I I % �Vww Cm —., -- � I f I I , SAW " I . . r I . 1� , - vv uupuvr nuiv mv- de , the . r&tro----'k--- - upon the obie-tvance, of the niturs J' ' ` 't vo =Ad - e 132a"'o 1 : - N T,h* ----- , � 11 �.. I to it, It' �u Aillb, summer. I lion eoverea % ivu mmw � I r- . �7-� 1 IP 1. 44 their eggs before they and pod orde . us of up- " , - 1 - �'. � , 1 I ffice- - j-- - . I � �, . hed 11 � � -- arr = I I regulating commerce and divisi , from r- Atte4tion es p 140, America CAI. I r, � Cow and -Heifer for Sale -T. PftfOund- lilt ,&N,r1,j(t�Forjmt plan6ig is, insects W any P oot 'Office I VU , I I : i I -, . - I Tin, the ronto 31 ail, i , " his Fonwr Pi I nd out bf - 11 I . . T I � � I , . I - i i 1; , I � 4 I I .. 6114jitable, fid l�p � �� Oil ald's 'The St, Paul were killed ix, of course, impossible to bapdry &-- � ,� I Farm foe Sale-ThOlings Ftarsli- st Sir , fohn . - �� snd their ablrogztion� i � I 11 0 ; . - st � . . I i vote ag thriving in Minnesota _ or �tbe ' 1". I � . . � I I '� . w at which to - '� for much pressing cam ? I I - I � .o ,� , �: - .- In . a , , -john 0. Morrison, I ,W he I � _ qued wi 11dJ . � I 15 )f p ro Ction, . out as I am informed If I - - I —I' ---A, '1rtT,-., I . , I � . , - Tenders amendin t in favor 4 He' and Pa6fle railroad bas seb out over 4p- kno . prewll�l Anceof any tnewbor from the great - ' � � � � � � � � .... � - � 11, . I � � Now, if I fin . . � , � I : � of. Keewatin -A. Satite. is —"- - f i -F - .1 , � -� 11. . Decline and I specially palled attention the term 00o,000 young trees, sod altogether it I � -1 I I . IR - . I f �a ,� I - ' i.that it takes cents, this, with all W; politic, must lead to dis"tr'OUS � � Job of Mt Wim .�- - , - � . - d i . ,: i�l - --" .- b., ,USA I , cheap Salt -J. rownell., . a have been 'rho Salt Interests. � . ad sap V1 40"ekfd ; 1P — I � . .�;- �tdf I abattel, of the a mill Oration," by estimated that 20,000P000 . " quences, I t , ADOUT, k � - . . I . b -- �-�%, I other statern , must be taken at a _ the ery foundatiois of "' , rl. 'V� . - - - � 1. z - k . pattisoll, Walton. -1 .. - � P* - F ida- - - '1.1 IVRJ�- -1 - - thesound principl h- h i n . - boty I - IM I by the tta- - es upon wi ic 1�� * 1# I . i - Card of Thank which beliwas characterize planted on the pratie lands, - V1 I . -1 r cent. r'. - � , 2 . .' I - It . " IS # " . . . . +1 - � ; - Y 0 : . � ; , � �� ; a . See 'exam . or ep i WAS a raspecuble, . - . � - � - eCeiv Now York Ledger, also t4c, great " I - . - ,'� , U I Cheap Dry G(;�&-Dunc,an A Dune n. .the allej*tion that he hid', r orse -1 - lite , FL�, � I., � I i Bonner, ' th . . 1-4 - i � - to f the The following A the evidence- of the - ary griat t my 100 pe based ; andt . .. . - � - ---- - � . A Hous F.1,ESH.-I bert,l -.,. if Seaforth Spring Show -D. MoNaught, Wa Corr I natural lawi are 'X�-- � he .;�., ; 4pondent of thai littripal, and F, ined 1, lon, t . 7W I al. witues b6fOrO the He closes his" - istle by e i- � I ed the. ttee appoi�ted� by the I . ' e `zm' 'he Grangers, in .' �- . 11 [ I affirm that t wand i . � � � ?--�, IA. 11 = , and %tra? I -.i - �-- . pointm - - I . -i .V �i I 'Sale -T. Hagyard. " . f a Govern -i lent HOU" ''Of the orter, soc , mentally, - -, '. . - 1 . I , . . - -1 I I � W I . . � � - . Real Estate for, . ent in Ain MAdison I lity, Common enquire into the Canadian ly, and, no t he Speaks from experi- aside to pursue a mere ielfish - lut had been, for Some time I � - promi�e c man, has putelZu� 8 W ,-.3 � - I �-. - . I I- � McDougall & Co. ,.r., � i�i --�� . ]1le -on. se've �- , Spring Goods -A. G. � tl - f the great horse r fton aefiance of established plDrind 311 his mind.. : w . � Mani6bg, The honorabl 0 gen email KV the dam o I t soij of a manniustbe i . .9 J k - I * ' I i im� -, 4 , i - , , an � A- , -4 - rrn � i I, .* I - �. ; ,I , i � i �5 . -10 .. ' Salt in&rests : . ence. Now, � � nd possi ; . threa, e'lla t : , . i -V , Reduction in Prim -A. Govenlock emphatic ty 4enied that lie had been, 18years old, for S%600,1 Mr. � r Mr. Gray,Seafotth, otated that before be. committing a g . . tenea toput . . I . . , I I . - I Pat 1.10 n lowne y i d remed totally at �� , . I e, - -� 7 , PE, I pe the wells in the e unty of Huron were have been bef robe came under its ,. � rave, a i �- InLee, his family, M . i � , � W 4; aught. impro ce, I in ;i�ri hVi I vote 'lint " - I �� A rentice Wanted -David MeN y illflden Grafton, Ala db ial error, 11 �, I I . , . to that ign influence ? The close of his seem r -- I I I t t. ,� . 0 n � I ... I � _U - o 1- 1- � U lie, Notice -'-Alexander Duncan. , n ! 0 . -. � �� -1. tim, on Thursday mornmi i - I F P on the e ning in qiu eatio , AnT declared - Zi7ppire to be the - fao0est trott r i ' artic the doctrine of politic 4 . !-.�:, � F , a in. le is I I 1, 4 - f� - 1, . . . . I a r.an down to !he 1, �-- Meg - an I - i 1� sunk in 1866, alt was $02 per barrel i very striking, Ala is quite a I , %U . . eft 14-,- � .� , � I � �w : � Seed. Barley f6r' Sale -la Nichol.! be, had not been itppr hed b) Y America. - - this Province. It is now about $1. In ' former,, In *** e latter, 4.e addition of Ja new restraint on the .� I .e. r I � � � - - ; � I - - . a I tly d,plibers, ! - . I - - I contrast to , �,eviaen FI . . . , -- . - 1. I I I . .1 -, - Seed Wheat for Sale -AV, Re Dr. i �71 ZnX Ana 9 , illiam Rehill. Gov eknm Wt or. ai ly .of -The v. .,:., I � - - .1, . member . . AN HONE13T PASTOR. that county and ill Bruce there are $600 - � fi� , - this young country, atr* : f1the . -r� . r� � - � F . -r� - Of r Mists that merce ; yl �, � I i . I P hopes I will e merg6 from' � . J 1- . -tracked. to � ; q- I - -Expositor Office. i . r of the I gent S uare - - . - - . for be w2A I I., 1� . Pocket Book Lost thieir sup rters. � . � Dykes' asto I suffering from long contilftuv:,4� depreir - I W,J1 I . . . - a al -----�� 1 . . � - : : � ; . ' 000 capital invested. -in this industry. Surround me I lud will, in the future, have ' -0 I --- . . -and hie'remmi-ni were f� -. t . . . Mr. M I m - ch, I on, En*lan( a better kn;� ledge of the b' atho 41nd in d undue eompetition-thm -,. 1,�, iedge, I . : i .� � 71 1 1 1 Notice of Guar4imnship-J. T. Duncan. ickenzie fix id th it "on no 6cca arch" End 1, which has About $350,000 worth was produced lost. trade an i � : . 1. I I I big 'last' 7 no. buth and an in me o � F- -:,--. ce from,where 4 ; i . . I., Seaforth Chapter Royal- Arch Maso, for ero, f :C3 000. y Why,, i latter condition being in favot of the fix.',' 2- , distan i .. . I I � . � .11, I , � � Sion. had the bon. memberr for . 638 memb , year ab Seaforth, Goderich, Clinton, and Crooke& wayl of the WOW �- -j -�,returried � I Z 7.. . - I � 11� Tweed Suits-�W illiam, Hill. f or bit his frienas recent business mee ng a . I , .een- The jury � 1. � I � �, I � !` - l,adicide z(- - ile Is . ome consumption- Thp if he consider, such a I . )mmitted, Willi t � I --K Huron, 4ther himai, I At a 0"' kincardine for h' 6 ifinowledge, a boon mer,,: -may lead to a general disotganizl� � :- .1 ;.-E I kes' . . I , I � I I Grano Seeds and Seed Grain . Cash. Ud anything tion. was made to incre e Dr. � � I tion. In - - r, -,. 7- � � 1 .. - - . or any other persol Ii r1i g t r and inaugurating this . iu-ad,*.* � - I fit Of ul� i - ; . .., �13 - _ 'I 80 I . D)e shipments from : Sexforth and Clixtofi to be� son ' d t - . . � . , I . .. " - - E -- � , 1 Inman Line of Oceau Steamers.. � ads the G vern- OPO.. The tor - w . � - whstevej at the ha of: . salary, which is now it, during the pxat: three Lged he Grangers will create isi&, , � atemVorarY . i I . . � , � years averg -it of no movOmeut t I I I 'I Graugm, .and his woiOs wilt adm y I r . � i-.. - . 1. � r I . . : . I pur. . � . .1 i I I- 0! . i E ,I �. �� . . �ny loca I *,- � . � . I � � -- I---.-- merit, either forbimself 0 reftised to, accept the iner�ase. . . . I #r - U r . - � I — . I . 175, 000 .barrels a year.. Last ,year God- other. interpi etation,; I most -respqdful- ! other evil, in the 6mb�atlon ol Ue - . � I H , %----- i . . I - . I bi ow,chee . - I I I � . i i L i 0 pose. e fiad not expre 104 d any desire - SCENx.-Oolonel B ker, 'ardine 11 decline: 14ow air, 1 11ave. done with I mere-hantf;.andmiL,nu�f"taterii; asalllew 'IT isastonts lmq � ;, �, . CHANC erich contributed 150,000 and Kine - F i , � - E OF is L I . . I ! sens bia,amearlAw, zieven po= 5 la ;the Govern- �,--, L . - I I � . � ' I . whorendered himself, noltorious by h I- I L f '' , , L XUSST f*rL$'I- - � ) I I- ,, V I . I �. " I i ,O 4, to becou e an officer uud(r , 5,000 barrels ' for home consumption. and Robert Me,Mor. of defence -a combination of daogav"A , I I G1D0dU&Af10t=t$1 , : - . ,as In e to n . L - . -! - I � � ment, at d no offer v .3 - car C -a hideous canker worm t"t & 14"a . � 9 - '� m1trion It 01tior hi by i Grangers in Ly neral * all. ISag -, , �- - = � - . I .1 (Z; - i .. - ungentleman1v conduct i a railwa , Goderich and. Kineardine exported to dieinparticiiiar. Thegarneistoosm --�-,- � � d"e> I . . . - I I . � . .1 he ( over ... ent, ni ir Was ' I ' . j I - . � �t - L . - . . — ------------ 'In--- any men Lber of t ' stri L iy t-.. . -owl � - d, will, witbo the shad4 .tons,L bys the prosperity of any counti i I - , - h � � . :_ .. . , -- '" e bon. mem- in Englan 111�. 1w Of the United States in 1875 24,000 not worth the powder� andshot, partic;- th '. t L L ellft. I Cl- - - - S,,pring 115h � � � 6; omy�hi d e to iitf nenc4 . I , antagonism thus A - . oTAbt, come to Ameri A- the near 6 po- , slid - I . � L § L on tie he , d . while the total imports of salt from the Imply for is r fellow � who -is not in i L e Spin Of � � S 1. OV � . . PO I L - -� � - . � % I Sh glortiwer'jAbidm I -, r S"FoltTH, FRIDAY, MARCH 31, 187 a . 11 . i -- � . I , - . . ber in t e �vo bad gi n. 1: ; was Mprl8011 ent. bar- a I V-Mbe I � � I . expiration of his United States amounted to 30,000' gition to tiny � sheet of pa vill prejudicially Affect a el"14 , P= 11, .. at term of i per at a rediie- 1, erated'v I ; - I ad Ai Idlo". - � - � 1 . . . miuisteri . ' I - CId We& : . - � � . j - gratifyin to fiud that visits him as f r4quently .. the relsi The import duty on salt in tion of 40 per cent. A d Still I where joint and united .action May i sodthalurorl'st� I I - . . I . , His wife . the remain, . � 4 � , � ;11 � I satious L I � L W 0 L . Z Simi a accu Ulat, - -- -- -- U, st � , � Thia ,. alilway. journal made dealing with matters ou� - '"tjallp . Z . � 1� ;t, . L he Canadian PaCifIC, R �� no of the prison will allow � I , ecessary in At' , _L � F �� I T 0 1 United Stat6q is eight cents per hundred A FARM R, WHO: NOT A GRANGER in I -,,�� - I _ - _ ". jty,- A Z t It I I . . L . i , - - Zikot Hurolno . . I -� . - . i t inisterial membbm .who haa reg : � .. r - I . . I - . � side the pale this vexed question ,af! �- # �% L - i . . cussion 'took I -1 Y. - The Unite pounds. - Onelhalf of the works in this Gur.y, Varch 17,1875. i � of L A . L di JAPANESE BRAVER d : . L - . : - &Xibro, At L I , . X � , L . L r Quite an i teresting is . agains tc thei - :Conscientious -and Ing 1 1 ; - � . - I I . � . I , r I . Voted, r ing � I � . fect,ing their common ,interests' -- - 0 � I - . P -SWI I . - ! � I . I � I . in the ouse on Tuesday, on the merchant ship Su�prise, Wr ked country are closed because they cannot , -- � ; ,P � � . L - .�en sma , T � - . place � . conVicti(ns, with t ie 0 ogition.� The States . I Z - � '110. . - - � - 1. . � and aba4doped r the be worked at the present rates, and those I urers and GrangerS. inevitably- coloy the relations between, . n i I L I ATril M . I i I .. � pri4ty of P ceeding at once with the party Supporting the ihistry Yokohama . . . I nig & - the � '' 3firru, -at abv-04 Viu'yj � -_ V , r . r pro po . ed from b#'ing a to I 1688 that are in operation 'are only running . ,4uron ,gepositor. the two oppost asses, to ple. - , -0hun, 2 '731, APO I - 31 . r Hulleal At - I --- I I -" " W " b !)� , , , , 1, i�Znos ` as ltf� I , `1 , An " - 11 E. i , , ,-�- I uted ,; t", I i f, Fa$ .a I 5- ' I I r, f I rLto ( I ( Gr �l Bifn �e a th � I -, the bo �4 Re ill -, leui r3l(pml . � �� I ; I M rif, CO I i 1 b Alanufac I . i q I I t I Erlito ' Ian - ViO � . I � )t c afford to, divide on I hat, s;onothermat- crew, W40 MOM ro the of the I i udice Of our socia . , d politica status, T� ,t,$t&ff&, L ' - n 1. � Mbberj ,.A - I . ` L # I I struction. of the Canadian Pacift . .of, I was half time. .A large market, especiall I . � . L , 4A , ; . - cr-n I rr I , wa . SIR,: In eoutinuini my rJularks from In taking leavenf this sub . � I 1. ' , 40M , , � �I . . I t L . . , en i wb n 6 . -- � I - I � . I was',brought -- I . I the iii1ors as a eward that of the United States, w . , ters on � hich th co a- entious by a Japanese man f .I ut re- as needey. ject, I miiw - !�,. -- I i - . . I sion 9 I . . I L Railway. This discus � I differenclesof Opinion. . offered to -I I ]art week's issue, &IIow me to offer an tain that popullar,opinion is stronglyv'j I -- . I t :I . I . * . I L , � ' - I AuCUP), ftu L - I De- . � L �, , l . . egu - . ; . - . - to latio ,a. i The Government should place a small duty ! turing posed to this agitation and I ,�j _ 9 explanatiom of why &e manufac - J . � I . V, . about by a m4ionsalimitted by Mr whether ULose journals . L or C . L % . . We m4ll see barrels of ' . t - I . i A STROKIP, OF GOOD Ll4CK.-:-'A oafer. on importedsalt. About 30, 000 - . Tuesday J , rA 4�;) 1 1 i1411 8 03 of . British Columbia,, setting and retail intiweats were connected in my ;1( , I I# Lp - -on 106t � I ' � . . e into Canada yearly, ommunity has i� - . � ; I : . . . . .. Co M , ve un rried a a rvaut American salt. com. is - I L I jgtc�k mid I I . - - which �a dertakem ;he n . oi. very ish young Californian m4 - former letter. It _L ident that the same that no class of the c, � � I I � I Farm - 'L . I l, ,e.--- u 4-L ow-umstances connected.with : I- I A I r a usift ties are 1M, orted from .,I P right -to attack the establis .-, � 40 V - honorable tasK Ot anving i Tr. kyreenirray I girl, and after a day or T,W1 cleg�r., u her, - m ,i ti r spirit which prevails I in Grangerg L JUUM I _ L' L . Qeo�rjge 13WWATT', yrOpKAW—T -1 . na , I- I 0 of trade -mutual barter, expliange 4 t. � taining r ,,-L . : I � i � . t�j -au the enterprise, I I of,diss pat 0 in, Yland. The cap h of � 1! U` � ctionedr. . . and urging the, immediate I S a Fran- Eng acity of the present of ob "oods must affect the I , f - th pranks, will hav( the hc)nesty . Three months , i I - . division of, labor the fabric On Wh . I _ 1 rom. I I - bl ,,- wo�ks is 1,250,000 barrels yearly. The = P lell!", to -and continuous prosecution of the work. . Cisco killed him; - but fore his death I . Canadian * I r. If a firmer 18 qiety is based, -unless they can impeach .I � I Thursday, Ap�it A, -on b Z the Slander th � have cifou- . * � , 1, to retr t 5 1 price received by him for salt sold whole- L Wi L I I I . I 4iscussion, the motion was I- I - big mother diedi, leavin 1to .him, a her I bound to on y buy Ws groceries in the 'th fore - . stalll:,y Farm Sto�k and I I After a warm, I i . .. . was about $6 ible proof .and -reasons the eft- .1 . 0.1 I : I- t . - I . . I lated. . I out 15 , Poo a the sale in the United States ' ill be actuated by L � f � - L I ThomasPearon, proprie ,or � . Tbt , forn ,-_t�* � - I 1 71� heir, ab I cheapest mar cet, be w deducible . _ � a division by a majority , L . �A, and for 0, similar quantity � clusions immeaiately . , . 1. t . I voted down on r " por barrc onives,in the purchase of his - . 1, I sucti9nftr--,- I IL In thi6 connectiom we h4ve als re. gets a fortune. I the same. in i Stability and honesty of ouriewomul . I r L . ' _ I L is, -&-c' i so thathe will not 1' . . tt . � . I L . . -of 154 to 6. Tlus result must be grati I . A BIG -�Tbe Vic 7,r of sold for Wome consumption he received M 0 I'l system. Looking it � . - 1 fer to other falsehood. ich has been oTED VICAR. Undo, achinery, the pureseentpos, . -,F;--;:�-1 - I bl� L I � I � . Jority of the p o. . � gauged a tomb- 66 centuless per Obar ret of 280 PO t li L - : fying to a very large maj e � lous Owston England, has I . hesitate to prefer those from foreign , . . I � put in c rculation b 1hese; unscrupu I I - . �11 of the movement, I entertain BIWTHs.� . . - in the churchyard o be taken up including the package ; he realized , no . � . . t4e � , , I � - I � ; - . 'd'- they arelower in � . � I . stone . countries provi ing I 11 see that it , I I " It �, , t the Grangers wi I -. . - I I I . . .. ple, of Ontario, at leaat, A more wild or I Journals, and whieh.oWesi�Ls paternity to , and'turned round and P14ced close to an. protit in. either case ; from 1866 to . the Globe so ably argues, hope thal -84 bf - . DVSCAN-1-111 Seafoirth on lt 11�� i I 'ere good price, and as (as L is the part of prudence, as well I .L. : . I I - a visionary scheme than this Pacific Rail-, I . r 1870 and in 1873 the profits w 66 lie �� 11 th� vn'f P, 4,Xr. .' John. ); I I I . As , co - .. Subjects it trea I : -1 . - .- -� : I , the Lon4lo ! T 4 statem,ent we other tombstone, so] neeal e in. ' it does -all Is upon), caudour, to confess that their favo. I ; ned. To con- , . the dem . Mite _,L.,� ' . � . way, can - � . ption upon i i in. because in the former period has a, perfect ' - I Scarcely be imagi refer to is as follows I i . t, solely lbecause the right to 'do so , let the Can, and well-wom- arIT igailist i t*e �. - - . $on. , _4 ords : mand exceeded, - the supply, and in delit a � I .1 � i V. -in Gte - ' gerlptiou contained the f4dlowing m . adian manufacturer Mauuia�Ct& goods of I i �', " �L ,, �. I'll LA-moN, , - yi� on .11 L _ . struct a v%ilway 2,700 miles in length, 6� ng bAforc th .� nom- I country merchant mawifsetutlelf . . � On ihe v�ry eveDi V e in the - I mi , nugh. I 1. # . I I A Consistent member � f the W deyan 1$73 there was an increas the same quality Land! ri Americans I . I. the wife iall - - ,price as dent upon An � .ry , URI 11-1�1 1 . � , I - ! � , ' -1 . Ahrougb a barren wilderness, the greater ,a� held, price of - English salt, and the salt inm ,depen eleiiient - a bl 'd �� L -n - . . ination a rGrit caucus M mud a I ... I CO -wession ofi-Ldioglifer. . = L� - . -1. . :part I pe ; , . � ,.- STANLEM-111 Exacr qu ; I Societyupwardsof60yeitito." The -mat- do." But, overlooking. the fact that' & I'll L. L � � ; -e distance, for the benefit -of '%ndidate broliight out. That mat., h9w- I as to facts, If they,wiltinue, to I I � ' . � : of th � CL - terests of the Weste were I . .&I. -at ; t1le t-. - I I - . %� t , Americans are not manufwturing goods a --+- . ' C I befofe the Home See L crusade again , - f � about 25,000 people, is a scheme which ever, ba4 businees relatioils in this ,ity ter is to be brought L . in. their mistaken -1 � . I . 11 . . inst., the vil� T-. DWI . which becould not despise'. Wehavea retary in Parliament. I as yet comparatively undevolped; the AVIr .... �, 1. � - o, lower but ex irting, and �,selling in. Cana- elements I ... . - 0 1 L . r which constitute thi coullirl�; - f . L L . I . Jt is surprising sensible vaeu could ever I I . . FRosT IN TH , AND blilk of Canadian s4lt to the United da at a loss . fron�2� to 50 per cent.-, or I 1, i . LL - 9 �- . 'hint, � of a 20,4. . L I . . copy of his telegram at ur elbow, an- I iLAND ol0l FLOWE ee ; , weal, it is easy -to f oresee -that bv. , � - � - - . I I . . - � . . nouncin I � ,dived tie un, Rosss.-Advic41rom Southern Georgia States goes to Chicago and Milwauk . � r- ! I -1i &� I ag, it is con Mont .Ughter- t . L M,CGnW03L . But, the expense of - . ,v e ... - sed, sla I d. that h he did not expect the present p . ping out of their legitimate Sphere ; J .- have conceive :1 e had re ell rice Of A.h I � I -1 I the wifeof 31r. rAwmal e hav e a W., T 'U1 I., i . I , . a- , I , - Construction is the smallest part of the - animouk momination of t e part y, that and Florida say the earl J vegetabI a have salt ill Canada to be materially reduced; ing' jug" as w en in Seafort comfit wt - L - a daughter. - I . bankrupZ stooks sold at much less than � � I � la* I - in Tuck-diamith -1 L. . � ices of electioti ere good, and been generally ruined by the rece t 6old - looked for obstacles, expenses : . `1 CLARx.�]-I ,I outlay. The burden would only be c om- his cha vicinity, of Lak City, Ile considered it the duty of the Govern the original at, -, wIl ile it is natural for I � . - I J -, . I asking z dviw as - wh er be should spell. In the � testine, discussions. � i - . , k- . I ad. . . . ment to put a duty of f6ur or five cents t i th e w- I fe of MT, tlAt. . . i r not. Thi'8 4 s on tht � -�wrn- * Florida, several acres of 6rly veg,Aables as to people to t,h'e advantage of such chances, I .1 ineneing with the completion of the ro, C? ONE WHO Tllnms,� . . - � acceLot i' 0 hundred 1pounds on salt so I � � McGRE40R.--4-n 80--aforth � L. - i per i : I yi . I , r it � g Canadian railwaYS'L ru,- i-?Ifl of t,le,� I 1, notw#standin ' that what I do Cell plain 'Of, And Conside 13z"ORTH) March 28, IW6. 1 , �no?jti) ti 4. 1. he reply. was- have been killed - - -, � � When , existin Ut . . enable the Canadian manufacturers to . i the wife of mr, X S. N -9tick, oyour busin -e fiolds duri g the vjt wrong, if no I dishonest. for & number of � I . -11 i i I - - I I . i , , . - . - - - -.-. -ugh .L . - , I eas A leav olitics fires were kept in the .. I --- ! � ning through a thickly settled and exceed I . . I supply a larger area of country than L . i & , ter, I � men combini -11k to bring about Is ]Runaway, � I - I---- .. 4 1 : ' g togethe . Xr. (ioveA16 I I V - , , . . This then was i he solo reason cold nights, The *-des#uetion o field . - ek 1 - 1 -Iffi Bp� inggly fertile country, are running in debt alone.' 9 I r esent, which consists of the Province . .. '- - and PI ngs of that nwa was. ,plected by ac ,ropshas been general �n Georga state of th character. . In I i � -- why Mi -. Gree of Ontario and a small portioa of Quebec; a 1. � . 08ior [ � - . I - - . - � � I . . � I T � . - . .ted of a aut. the. end it To the Editor of the Buron EX, . every day, what could.be expec � Florida, and the furmerai have to tpl tum out injurious to the �i '-� I U .U'DZW-M -X� . ; nited States . . . 13 8X0% � AMHE430 j i � clarnatim," - � . I I' he did not think a duty on U e L ch Coul'binatlolig.; our yo DEAR, SIR - 'The cause of my rana I L i I L ,C�amero i . I I . d memberoOf 8 I . U the propmed Canadian L - when we I , MARINE ACCIDENT. -�,etters frbm. Lia- I -a 4 �,Kippq -toad such as I We now where)f we a ea . salt alone would be very beneficial to th � � . � I L - . . - - industries w I be dettroyed; a health last week was cordwood lying on the I's -,� I L L - . - r I Pacific? The sooner the whole scheme - say t . h I there is n t one q truth bon record an exciting sc4ue whic occur- manufacturers ; the rate of freight from I I �, - . � ,dence of the bridie7s oigb ord o - L I � of the roi%d and uul- i thi- ticel;of � 1, - 1. I . , . . . . I . I it of I - & - inst., Mr, N*wton SnOv. I . red on the recent voyng the 4 nglish eomp ne and they will be de- effs I a . I - ? .9 . or the country. There vvas th r Seaforth to Montreal is about $4.50 per , 'L IS P I . 1. I Annie -WUthesori i b- t Of is abandoned the. better f in the a hove parap raph-. L � . no Channel fleet from Gibr ter, e men P I established be- pen. on arge.Alnerican firra or a laying wood on thre read a _e Ut - - L . 1� 6, Vo � Ontario is now being sufficiently bled , P .,on ; if a trade could be few ri Can- idian oj�es. But to re ... I stop to there will be some one liillol I . � V A I I . � caucus hel4, as stated, and there was no belonging to the Black rince, fell from - . I - - :BJ.4s'VrT-.&,AT-J,R.-L-�At -St. . I . I tween Western Canada and Nova Scotia a--- -,. - There are sometimes nearly '50 - � I ; - . I I � . yet I � for the support of the irnaller Provinces, L n- aloft while getting sail.! There was a to the quest on of, *hat we are goilag . I , . I I - t,; 1by the L X --- � . i candidate ,brouglit'out. . he only ca in which coal and salt could be exchang.- . I � . 7th its -Ptov- � . I L do with all , ,ur yo g men and w % e ti 'I of wood lyingon the roa�Ad' i � I � t I L strong Sea and curtent - but two other ,two , e es . � I -Mr. %olixid. Bissett to 3i and if this additional burden were pu . ed n1d be of mutual advantage. If I J 1� � q A I . didate 1�hat was ever 1hought of, or. I I L n . I I � I -h - UE I . . I . I em. . A fe A Granger i nswera hat is one 0 : wilin adistance of twoaud a half in i . men-Juraped over after , arful -0 a letter from I er bot -�o I vete'r. on her, she might well Cry out in despair. i ' I . The Chairtnan submittA, business,we don'ti nd to interfere vi was7driving oat to Seaforth,and whennear i I - -0.11 14 L L spoken 1 of, in the Edo i, interdst,'w&s battle with the waves becu,pred ending Collins & Op , Montreal, stating that . - I ElexNEYER-LYNX. I � ' I . It May �ouu I . I I - in two Mel an .. g,!We merely join in there was a team at& md- - � . e i d very nico from the mouths MJ,1 Cr. Camewn tie � former. repre i being swept hway 'adrown. -,Any person's livin , -the cheese factory � at the residence *f th I . � I .- - u . . 1 ing in the nfiddle of th - . z ' ' ' Mr. most of the salt imported -from England society for mut at improvement ; we e road loadin On - " I , . L : - - i . of oilv oratolirs to he ' of the Atla,ntic i ,V A.I. 444'.1 I X4 Cam- ed 'While the other three were greatly ex- --a in 'kh a urbich are admitted duty I . I 1. by the Rev. G. Boadle, � I ar I � I I � . i : . seUDMILdVe Q V VVI a % o . I I . . I .Y. I %, � � I . ; I 5 . I meet once a week r1l � e W000, -DnaT# nau men LAM U01WU VU - , I I . . d " - . . -; open our inee. iugT sorn. - � 7 : � -N 'I - - � . and Pacific being conn!6Cte&by an iron n bausted when rescue . 1 free ,white bags imported for Canadian ! & - . 1 Eicknieyerl to� - Eg. 3U1 I g . - � . � - - - - ; eron ,Was, it the fime sojourr ing i I with prayer ; disouss questions which wT oneside of the road, arld there was a P ,-, --. -C - � - . I - � . ' both of Ivey. ; i I band, but when that ob' tbas to be ac- Di.9TILLE hecase of Ad- manufacturers, or the cloth of which they ' � . � �ee , - . jeC I of wood about two f t h- Von the Ot�er . F � 11 I � . Ftoridal fop the be left ol his oi vn and interested in ; We give, fancy name � I � � � I '' 0R)3- - 1 - . I I ' are � JAC"ON-. - � I .Z : I � . . . ler & Foster,. distillerA�. of St. Jbseph, are made, had to pay 171 per cent d t ' �:-;,; . I - .� . I , . an annual expense equal- �� to our young ladies, and"name our olde side coveredwith snow. % horseslv�em' ': - -7 - )y - . SA I . complished at . U ix; I . ., I � Y 1, th inst-� I - I , A , - . . his son health, and pc si tively. declined Miqsouri, -for violatimi of the revenue this cloth is tiotmanufacturedinCanw I - i , f �, f� I - � . . . e at1wil, goddes Jug Jumplu . . s76n, to Miss Rebece V. I . I . . ones after ancieut h sea ; w t' g this pile when I saw it.: �, . -k i I - I 'JAC i , : I �. . .g almost our presenti revenue, the.con- the . -arch 2 tho . to keep it � f in 1. -1 - ; being a :cAndidate, Th 1 is reason laws, closed on 9 and the Jury the tax on each bag used for common salt . I - . I I ,i . . f . . have our some Lmped out of the cutter . "I .. � I 10111 S, I arris.. � : I I , ideration of the thing' a not so pleasant. I fifty' -five amounts to about three per cent. oil the . Ay see . t, of course, but fo ju a 14�,�� i6f X � I . 8 � � why Mr. Greenway w lected.: ac- found a verdict of gu Ity on reaso no lmo to ourselves., Now, upseiting, when I was pu , over 11i &.1 - . q I special . V. DovjKZ;-,---T,0HZJqO-XA't I �I I - le, et ue of the salt and bag, and that oi . - , I . , . ' ii the - I to of the indi � � � The Government of the Dominion ha Conn Grange Societies mein -something differ - wood on my face, getting my ee tw.,dly D�t L . . -- I � I . Ve ___, russels -6a the 2W i . I � m , claMatiDD., Let our 6ontqmp6rary, if he enalty uDddr' t iis verdict is 55 bag used for factory salt to upwards Of t ; � �, . � i tel B I � . I I . I mum P . - - I I . - 5 - r. Zani : ,4 I- ady on band several railroads, all of I . ent f rom all this, or it is a fraud. It i bruised. I held on to the lines unfil Mr. ' - ' C. E, ,"Staffird. X - � alre. - teleiram which lie . L �, - .- . I I dare, risonment a d $27,500 fine. ' ,- . ' : . iln L ' ublish the . . I . I tlat a largeamount of h them! - but- -1 '88 El: ' I L . I - . �i L years imp four per cent a well kno%%% fact ,!�12e got a hold of - 11`-`� M-1 aabe�h Jane J, , - . I i , Which are mainta ed 'at an expense to i ; et - - T om got , V - ry also'1r urned indict L' Mr. Platt, salt manufacturer of Goder , a 1 1 �� I . � . � . is elbow " ani ;v,e the name The Grand, Ju 1, peed! . - L � V-�. � , .0 ; � * * . L I � funds are collected,i he Dominion Grange to such a 9 - I � 1 I "has at h' the ho% - Ale" P I � L I - � . � ,- -- I � I I theleountfy, and before they iyvest. in h ref e -s also, where ments against seventeon other persons ich, gave evidence that the Canadian salt �, he could not.stop them before .ge' ��- � P I I 1. � � of the candidate . Sodity has collected in Canada this year .. X, - WRTonT-WFA.-3r[.-�On 't, . I I . .. , e it came ' ilk. - n � V � I I I I rL. - � - � I . -income of into - John C, � , I . Staff, J dditional undertaki.ngo of a tmuch less as I I 1, i - a . I . , for defrauding the revellLue. interests were depressed becaus' at least $5(0,000. 'and h an Seaforth, when Mr. ; , . . . and b' whom the cxucus� was held. if � � by tbe,IWV C 39 . I Y I i EsTATE, - Mr. -into co tact with English salt at a low t �� r - . .. � n i I v I . � c . L ,,,L LIBANE I � I.- id" 11 i t . , I I THE BREM, ' at 81! io 000 ',-r year, - Samples of caU lit one of the htxse's by thehead i I i I i I Promising nature, the! had better see i h. at lea I p If L ,dence of itlye brid" I L L . Y state ent is ilet de, wrately instead 4 with a eer- � - ' � ' 4- i L I i I Is Mi . N. B,, is figure, as far as Toronto, and . � . . . I I I'll, , i . 11, - i - I I . Peter Camplielit of 4st. eorge, tea, Sugar z ud dry goods, and prim �f he !on until they were stopped, at great f.� � - ;. , 11 I I'll . - 11 . a � William RE enry I'll I I �i � their way CILear to., geti. rid of those on I C a valuable es- tain qfiautity of American salt that �� - - I . � I a a I of unintentiona ly fals , he will �O this- a claimant to the title agricultural implements Aresupplied to risk to his own life. Won 6' of -tb e, o vu. 1� '� - . I i . I ; . � I- I - t -ship Of Pell oau to: �� . I ii - tble share i Meg into Canadian ports, say from Port t . ... - - I I C . hind. It wilt take aconsider, B, Sc#land. e cas : - pauts of the cutter Yours, " '' � . long'with the names *nd the tate in Breadalbani ast, at $1 .1 ge, and instra . I MODONALD � B01 -IT" - A I I - I I C ... ome . .0 each Gran etions; given that -were hurt. " - - � - , � Hope west, 1to Kingston e �# *t the I i I � . - e of the c' untry to keep the � snfully is now in the hands of -� three law firms, I - - . . � --. of the revenu 0 - docum ntg, - Mr. Rerald'i or unless local dealers supply at' such an � Reli-ERT G'OVIENLOC 4 4 I -,-'.,L -, � day 9 . , L . .1 i . i I lit inEdinburgh and one in London, - per . barrel. 1 About 25,000 barrels of - I , . 1: .. ther,f � . �� - such rates These g(xds will be sent from P mar& 29 103. ; . . 1. .. t . . . , 1 'MCKILL0 , 9 - 7 . : by the R . - � . - I - � I . Intercolonial in operation, 6 say noth le � TWO I . I -- ---- I I I . n , - _ . I ,I ackno dge that u I a, � bn Istretch. . ;, t. I L LL � i I �. L � . I : . ' I- L - I . _ L 11. � A . � I Donald, � I I � - . v V� . � I YO . I � I he American salt come in annually. Its ex- head us ro, they well knowing that �Ip I I , I 7 a . . - ; � and -the claimant has Ii tle doubt that � , .� I ' I . I ; � I , , , . . I � - �, � I 'A. L Ing of the enormous Expense of its eon- ilig tbO truth.. . � will become possessor f the estate. The clusion would raise the price here. lt� � an bon usiness and who - , 1196eafteous. - I . 'eat ' ughte , . � I I . .1 oing I June ,eld . . -, L rl I . L. ' I I '� - : I - .1 DbeU all of ' - - 1,L A. i - " L . . I . I N ) , a L can - �_L,- .... I � . . . -f- - W . 11 V � . - . . struction. . Had the Government of the .1 praperty in Perthshire ields 8,00 000 .was the oNt American Inanufac-' in"' , . On. tb 5 7'� -AX . r � � �- I � - I '. -I! - — , Will pay hii liabi 1� ies in full _ Cam _ .. � . . . I - � - . . i I : . . � Le 13th, -*4 ,. Up T,,*. - , ` ___:L I .. - I ., I - �1. .W lr& ,� - L I - I . L essor is . Pete. And such Societies as t t , - - �--' . . . ay been Possessed of the pluck and 1 z lNews oil 'Week. year. -The present pos. contest- turers in 1868 to crash the salt interests his are n -rg,q� d � ' td: ;� - - 4 I - I I � . Id - ... th -s . : �o S' W" I . - . . . _ W I � � I � . � will probably be of Canada, but they did not succeed. in oth Gordon, of F � ' I Fiving - . ATH*<- : . � . � p . - itable un- ' , I village,,,, accompanied bj�� 149in " �- - Dig, L � A )fiPplin -$52 , %no are now sending salt into - they exist r Arthur _ � " P ing th6 claim. The cas . new to the world ' I � � � A PRIacw-" rd' paid - f I " � I I I Courage to abandon th . is unprof HIG . L brought before the, courts in I ritain in The Anieri6 ' It Costs L countries i inder different U L es, . roke, � I BOWrRXAN..-Xn 'Vsborn � - �11 - � .. I I . - . C & IL, . i -dertaking, such action would have saved themselv � White, of ArIliur, the ixIe b Mill : 1. . -. 500 for-Petrarch, the v ce, horse. . 4,,r Cam bell will anada at a loss to es. France, tbi y are ca I -led Co I L, F-1- - ,- . � � L September, when Pet n"t .; 'n Gordon. b6iuk thrown heavily to u-lt,, Ad4m. ReAry,son �i . � . � res )yterian facture I I . � 11 t . . millions to tho'country. B#, bad as- - BuRNInxG.1-The Second P n visit Scotland.- Ile is unmarried, about 72 cents a barrel to. manu England, I rides Unions ; a 1 i mer- els pass . � -- �erm ' E - -2 Ylk i - I L . . - bt i'ed last Suuda ' . I . ground. One of the whee ea offf, " an $q- ,aged .' 6 1 - . Church, Detroit, was m . Y ag%l � I salt at Goderich, including interest -on . 14 � L . . . '. . � " hilly ins tred. - - -braising it -- -8 � . ,ific will be many hundred and 36 years old. - � ica they V oom .out under the verda�t WXL,L1A-w-,.,In Brussel this is, the Pic . I - 9 his lift ankle, severely L .1 - , z . morni g ; loss 850, I 9 . capital.; 550,000- barrels of salt are manu , I i .- St., L �S � � � I � . .1 � in , ti,mes.worse. Infact,-its6enls SkRIN'G. - -- �ida!16es . L I , - � . - to us that EiR I ill ail A SENSIBLE CmN,A$iAN.-A China. About name'of Grangers .Nothing, I admi)t, �A& t "L 'amuel Af. Wil ' I AR TIE I . factured in Canada annually. left leg was also coilaiderably btu I - I . I ' ' I L . � I n renou _ i I � � : . man named Ching-Tati need be&- is of greater import � ce to a country than. - . ;9=044. , -� . . e.undertaking is impracticable and .. e ranging north. i# largd bands, .1 100,000 barrels go the United States, I Beyond bein -compelled to be in bec' in - I year$ t th I I tana . I . I i , I . . thenism. and embrace Christianity in . united streilgitli, . the old motto sayog . 1L fe iolis L � CLE"AW.-In Mimi& 4i � . I . ch ' considen d a g od indication of the remainder is- consumed in Canada. I I ays e sustained no more . - I I -- I . - eir speeches, several bf the - whi several d ! . judging by th I i �, . . - i - - an �& y spring. . ; , I L Geneva, Switzerland, Ja few days ago, Huron salt makers can Supply Ontario as "United IV re at& , Separated we fak " injuries. Miss White was ,not tiom - I Jdbu Clerman., 0 .. - . . ! �� -'ll, , . a ve a pr ape I - .. I I BAxxEn.-In To - I LL , -e be _ I red n I ' I ,ginning to . , i I - . . members of' Parliament ar � P R LIFE ...... �Art ir 04n, the and. adopted the name Of Mark Chintani. But, to h , , rous, civilL . I I � A ' . . . 0 x I far east as Toronto, without fear of com- -- out. L " . . I - .1� , been one of th , T 1pi . tion we m- ist be u ited like the I , ot I. - i , ' . . ; * . . . I look at the matter iii the same. light, d He had alpi g rebels, 7 1 t -The following gentlemen p . � inst.. John Ba#er,, al � . - .. I . .Tichbo,lriie Claimant, haq been. �remove petition aind compete, with United State L I k - - I . I . S ach L i g our share - ! work U- �� - 7.. . 1 . . .1 a and was brought to Cuba A. f aw years of a clock, e - of i in 1. i ; . � nly they do i. yet deem it expedient mot, r prison. to the 1 Z7, - � � I 0 ot from his cell in I �art . makers in their own western ports, Sur� . h the primary examination ' the ,. � . . ' 1, , I ro ...... ". , t CZASAR�--111 .., , 9 : . wn sphere , oil .... . . - - AL - d. Lol I . . I . I i . ag whence he was ta mour o ig that * - ity, . ,. t �C . t Lin I I . t of i Ines$. . y) kan to Ei Lrope as a hich we Faculty at McGill'Utivera ,shiM . y on acco n - t�e � - _ , , , . 1� . . y ob in words, The folloWi- PLrxc- infirm . plus United States salt is sent to Canada. L I I %Jr 101r, 'O. '� I , L y "to-pUk A I ex. L . _ _ J _ U,o � to sa P19 I servant by an Anieridan, In 1874 he ' I are best fitted for, faithf ully and L well. M. . J. after o, 1 Y j, , . . -- M CA ft-� P.v,- I _ I I . I . . A.,; Ou HINK,-Mr. Mavrevordatos He sent salt to Quebec and St. John, N. on Tuesda yL. March 21 .- I . i- - o ` - . . - .- - I � � tical remarks made. by Mr; Rymad, the I . 1�18- entered the service of the Ge ievese sa- I Nothing conduces tothe gre#ness of I a Bell C. I . , . E.Arms A III. � I Rr. James CO _ ne ;, B I . I I .1p. -'11: . 11 . . -- 7 � � n L J. - 1, bf a # - L- Came I- I . I I � I to En . urage A. -i G'. Caunpit, � I . . -for South Wentworth, will & , has deali d Ifie position of Greek Mi i vant Turettini to whom he. became use- It pai.d as well as Ontario sales. L country more tbo.' the enco merit : . rive ter 2 - Canadian- � 9 j- , member land on accou .of th rheagre . . Chicago packers prefer �aT . . Came �, �, 0 I . . H , I I � - - . I - � � . I allowed ful in preparinu his works on the farther a*-- of individidlal merit, When you attempt $, S , --, . ART, -10 I . - 2 I . I - � 8, T. I I � , ;;; - -- . �� , . , LLL t L I . a very fair dea of the impracticability of 89,1 't year The manufacturing of salt is gene A. Lane, H. C. I I . 11 :, � I -a ,000 , - - . I , . � . . I : � I . � � r L Mr. L I . : 7 . Orient. . 1fhe e" -collie is now a 'citizen of rmy I . . I ., x , to tone diii m a larke portion of society i P A: : I I , I 'L . . eson, J. " .L i " � r. . I X. 4W - .''11 . AM . - - I . � carrying o1i the scheme : " He saw the ministe . I L uouprofitable, in Ontarioo He hoped to I ev�' ur - A. Jami son, , . . ' I . I HAVIS.-In Mz)�Wlop - . � . . . � . Sul - 'hilip - - , � W. Oakley, - L rl . a Geneva. to one.eom non 1 el, an inj y is inflict . : ; I IDE. -A G wman I Lamed J. I W. Falkitgr, D. I i� I I -a , I L . - . - I - ,eliet,of, -flie, L L I I . I i a $140,000, i Buffilo, . I - . that our pt blic debt w � ow, WHICH'IS WHIM1.4A 6 cue of have a -duty of about $2 per ton imposed, ed not easi y cured. I am not one of ' Ellen i . Komp committe I su ic ide, u � curl(LIS which would" make it profitable. He _ G. A� Gilles, A. Boyle, A� Fo I I F - I ,P I � . - - . - . I- r s . I . 'IS qu , - I - � I I - I . doubtful identity has juit beer settled in those -who would treat th' estiloll Burland. - - L I iged 7� year-$- '. . f I � , - - I t if our'Pacific Railway was to � Ing, His � I . . - - I . -- � I . � . - . , . � - L . - � . I � bu ' IL th L '' cost by hanging, lastMonda� morni, - made 21 barrels of galt'from. one ton of i mig. Collison, and, S. .. 1.�. � I Ireland by death. . Lady Longford, in lightly.- fol it is Certain. that a few ' . I i i : . the same a e Ce6tral Pacific, it would rents reside inthetownship of North . coal. The longer they pumped the fit -A fortune teller, named . z - - L i , � . I . - � . � i "] :. gave birth to Win gone. - As the L rong- chievous n ell Can. do more, harm in a few . � I THE XAM � . 18649 .eat I a Ilou � � - - I 1, . . e i - I I L. amount to, $300,000,0000 but he would: �,",aasth�pe, Perth 13 Dountyi Cana& elder must inherit the title a id estates er the brine became. They Sold a gr months I th �n all the wisdi5m of a nation Wilson, has been doing . I V T, I - . , 1 : . L hip -owners � . - I � I ; I I � . . . MAilli-E NEws,-Bc 11 �Io a I deal of salt for agric,altural purposes. The business in Wingbam f�r som6. � I SE"MTX � � f ifidenc jin the future of Longfor mark the , in yeiia. m .as far off I . reckon it �O per cent. or say $200, 000,. � d, care.was taken tc car, remed, I see . P4100- - ' , . - - I seem. fo have coi ing a blue ri )bon about price at the, wells is $2, and the Grand . Rev. Mr. Pritchard, pastor -of -the - -- - ,.. , Fill Whmt ........ �4.,--. . 000. Then_ with our liver improvernents pros cts on the takes, ere a[re build. first -comer by ty as e�er.m olving the fature prospects�of , I . . - )p ! . his little arm. The pair, however, hav- Trunk, makes a reduction on the freight. . o I ur YOU . .ng people, byterian clinrchof -that village, on *W � 11 .19-pring Wheo&,, par Uushel. L". � . 111m, s � - - I , I . . I I . L intwelve months "we should have a debt iag in that city three I iron steamers, and as my letter is it- . ' "I AfttE , i - e in The demand for salt is sometimes so I day alluded to the -affair in his se .4 . iper busUo%.�;. * - *. *... � - � - your permission I . -- - � . I iug been careless Y I I by thf uurs w - , - Wal , � - - � � -. �. - . . tent' smaller I ready len .thy, air -0 �� ,, ,\, - S ',Pet buohel . � �... �. - ; 11 - at that he has to sell his best salt for I Hd most si.cerel etted that jaw - , . , , � L I I W . L L of 380 mi lions, the interest � on which one ,assenger prope I r, . gre 88 on your space .ne -sveek. y re � � . It. pne cradle some 1; I after, e ribbon. I will tresp, xt �, N Sarbay per bnobel,, - � - � 9 IS : bp� , �-- , . . stex ra, and eleven -Va t I L 1. ha , L , - .1 .11 . I I I I . . I agricultural pur oses, but -, whit he . � his congregation sbAd - � Ve so Bufter,NOLJ. LooPe-,:.--.-.-..--� � .. L . � L . 9, r il:j* - - L . I , , It � �,, � ti c i � a .. would be Ij9J millions-, and. with the sum came off, mud b -o e again put on by I I TucKERS1411TH. � - � i � ' � -;gs,..�.�..,.-. . . I ave � : � . . I ! - ULb AGE. -A ana -Y bird elonging � usually sells for tKose purposes is that 1 i gotten their duty as to h . I , -A� �� I L guess work. Will' the, elder thus se- - - I . 11L -a . SW'_ _ 1- ' , . LUr, r;or : I _ . � I Utrel �.....4.�- 1 � . I tof six mill ons whichwould be annually t6 a I -dy in Prov deric, R. 11 ied a few which contains lime and other foreign' - " the wicked Jezebel who !had .; - 7 -1 , 710 I . 2, 9 I I . - It-. L L-� i -.�i*.- . : ' I - 1' I lected, died the other , day, ar d Thomas . . ' mi, ', - -- � HIST, . - I � . L I � I - rini, i I ,,..*...� � I juired t r running expenses, we should ' ge a and 9 matters. He had received several let- A F 3w 6tray Thoughts - at the Queen's - " they mi � L . I I re( . wit out a distu I - i i days oat the a has now become wit rbing � . i )p . L I � Mdes. .. 0- -4 ....... z in� f 22 year .. . - I - - . � . � 7 I . -- . 'ft- I �- . .- . z . I a- It was bI ( iald-he#'ded, and I ters from Practical farmers, who stated To the Zc itor of the Ruron Expositor. pthi'e'gy didn?t believe anything . -Sheepikki a....--*,- .... ; I - � . - . 10 - -Sxlt (xetsll) per bar -tel'.. � * J'. - I .-. I have to 11ke an annual payinent of 25 mont - I doubt, Lord Packenliam b courtesy, . - I . � I I . ple., bu ' add a �' ' t� - I �. 47 . tf elf it sang eL that for the cultivation of potatoei-,--tur- � them, that they only Cal . I i - I . . teams a Qril tit fed Vand I t . SIR .: 'ith your leave I will . L led On ' - �b I I L , I I ., � .rnilliongof dollars. :A string Of I and if he lives will become . Earl of 1. a they wet��' '. - - - I sAit ,.(w 0100AIC)P,er bonej� r I iA I I niP4; and nearly all roots, the application ques. fun .- but neverthelem , . cheerily until within Vear. 1 . . . few more thoughts on the Grange I I .4 I L i Potatoes, xww-,, Oer b��I. .;,- - , Longford, "*W L:' - - . . , _ I L - - . I � ALL - - 311� .� --1 t I .wing it L I � ,- I L I necessary I � . Ana- - DisTREmAT SRA. -The fo lowing de- salt has a beneficial effect, and he , tion. .1 . 'from every standio�nt as J0 - , W�oO4. !4.. .. � I—. I I I I I � - . I L �to draw that amount in silver EscAPED'.-Chailes A. Barth, tr Of _ Vi( honoring God, and conmitting I I 0'atmallrb-A , I I I I � . � .111, . L Wo L � . (11 utity �f salt used for moral wrong. It was his L 11 , I � I . I dollars. , uld extend over three miles tation clerk in the I Quart(Irmaster's tails of the loss of the em grant Ship found that th qu� . and cbgesting all ithe statements. and imr-- la" : 7 L I .1 I I � 'warn . I Boef.11111111 1.1�11, . � . � - . i . . and three quarters. If the railway m�ere rr1a. tment, U. , . A,, arrested for 'de- from -A erpoo ( ng that purposevas increasing every year, guments'promulg*d by the Gra�ngcirs,' ambassador of Christ, to ta _'- " Pork,� - 1. I... ... : ......... IL .! . � � I � . A � . I - KIP I Strathmore , 0 for , a of Such �01 L - T� ra4�..4,� . .L [ )O1LW6,P0,0' The- When the wells at Goderich are worked and regar ling J anst the wickednes - i , gtheGoverbrn(n of at New Zeala ve be rec ived : ' th4ir PeculiAr functio� iliL Raft � � � ' - - . - " p�... � , - I . � . I � . complete our debt in' ten years would. fraud n nd, ha I en L - to no one AM - - . . . - � I . . I , I I Z froin ( ustody� He 1 re'- � " . --- . 11 at their fU.0 Capacity, 500 men, 3.50 COOP- directing ;heir best energies to- the d-eo. A� future was' known � ,- � - i - - has a � nee escaped Strathmore struck r:o4 ks am ug the Cro. . . I - cover 5,e#4*- �.. � : � � ... �w� I . 1 380 Millions which, it 5 per and 30 teams will be employed, and . tb e'suf elis � -- % - amount t� �, -1 . � P 'IL I ero --- t -to -the nond - God himself, not even. to ' . � . . . 1. 5 � L .. 0- . turned most of � t le arr Olt nt stol. L I zet group of Islands ill the 8 nth Pacific - truction of the tr e, and ,e 1-�. -, - I - . . � . - �- ; ;. I - . I . - - I . � . Cent., would mean a payment of 19 mil. 70,000 tons of COaJL,. or 100, 000 cords of I v . Heaven. He considered thatit W IS * i �� I ; � - 5 t . I .1 , plopmen- -, of the resources of the airi. - I � . . I I ftmoo r J I I RX. -A fire ia Osako, on the lot Jul and, was, reeked im: ,. - - I- I �� - . , L i - . . D .. 5'rilous F.' I wood, withi 66,000,000 staves for barrels- to have p4a 1W.L ' , ' � . - duty of the authorities - �- � V99 Wheat, 1) er btwheL .;... � ; - lions annu 6(0 houses, me Y, I I I L - I - I � ally for interest. A string jam,")a F, 0 cultural � istricts, I must think like 6v- - �. � - z . I 1 � ; I x ,Consume up ds of . diately. rty-f3ur persons were ' I F - i � . I . I equal to 1,500 ,stave.bolts, will be re- ' way -to Kingston. I Srrinj� wbiAt, poly0beL �*-: z I . re - � ,- - - - z I . : I I , L - . of - team's fifty miles in Iength,'nurn-, inell, ing all th theatro a in' th( city, 7 in drowned. The survi4ors awred nothing . Cry dispim sionate observer, that they a I addre � 4.� .1 A ..-*.. . . Ives upoll quired, . I I I . Nato* L. �- -Oja�tfJ4 �Pcr buglwL � _ . � - - I - .1 g a Buie �A series of petitions, .1. , - I - � . . . I :V, I wwwmwmnmi� purguil no oi ,0�. W- ,: Bawky,per bushel -. # � ,l ...... I - bering 9,600, each drawing a ton of solid 6r, The' Ilage p t1(ozuelisi, Prov- whatever and subsist -A then ise idal policy. It is I t . - -'-L # I . I �i . I cessary - - 'n po".'p -he � - I I � . - � . L . inee of Kiku�hu 4ing O,f: Upwards the rocks for six moni;h#,, up )n. sea -birds i I ne to enter into details, as it Goverh"Or-Generil, .the Rouse , L .!�-, � or buo - 1,.�.. V. .. * I � . � � ; . . � I . I �� silver, Id. be required to dr&Nv the con i I I The Grangp Wrangle. Mould occ apy - too much of.your space . the Senate, praying for!, 1310 :'ILL "L, . t6r..-� 4� 1 11 wpu royed by 9 f 'L I - . -- - t . I I of.300houges was totallydes� and their eggs. When they were res- To the E L I mone, and I An ,� 1:11 , ` d_i I I Potaw-81 � I— .....1. � ....... , . I I � � J . Of the . I I i I . ' . i I . . I L public d1bit." I I ; I cued they were much emacided, almost lor of tk ,Hioron E,xpoeitor, . and it would hardly be geasonable 1 .Or or the better observance. go;! ....... *....'.w. - . . I I -fire. . . i . . I � ,I - ed bY -1 -- . � , � � . . i ODS IN lio L .1 'Co. -si � � � 7!,P0rt0Ar....-, � � - m � F6 AND, -!--,!The 0 ykes pro- naked, Fri ive died 'rom, e posure and Slit -, in your issu� of the 10th iust., I profitable; as the whole of ffteir reazont- Day, is now being extensivey � i � A* I - - . P ' L - at tilt . � . ; - . � . i . I I I t `..il .A.-# - i 0 � ,nd, have want. The eaptkin'; of Ing in the the various congregations th 4-- � . I - - -A I � - , . : t . I . � � eC. I boseb � I q . 1� . 9 erze.g . I- � P-ak'k,".." ... .;L#�....,.- � . . I , � . : � . - � ". 1 . . . I . by thf The iail- whaler, the - Young �� Phoen x, of New MeMordie, in reply to mine of the 18th one crude idea, viz.: extortion by the � - 11 - - . - t The Member for South. Huron. t t" ' R ol" i American notice an article frdm the pen of Robert is Sub 4diary to and meFged city and the Dominion . ge 11'ro, F. 1$0 �- � . _ ners. y � , .. I . bee we � 4 I � � I I I ,rl pt awal I ods. I . e . I -- - I ; b destir - Bedford, -h -them. ult whichl cerl f country mer- . - 't ' L- ' � - - J . i � - . ug Ou ; : . - Some of the Conservative journals who i �,M, su bainly is a master piece� of entire respectable body o petition, after pointi: t that . s,D4 . . I ,qToi, ; �' . wa Itawi n(l, oads h %ve rescued t )plied 09 - � - . � i � �, ., L - d a OY . . . . _,Y, �i. , . I Tanw I � . �i Of the T;or& - 7 . e I may I �,. k red observance � --- , z on( i - L ; . - bave determined.to drive Mr.'!. Greenway 1 Ic tow I is C,?Mple I , isolated. with clothing, and treated thp.lu with i nonsense. � Poor fellow, he seems in a Chants L manufacturers. as '. I - � . .. I . . 1, - . . - � Z . . . � `+,, -A 4A. _�' L - i L 1 3 t %lity re ,,,,,,, L I i � . ! ar , and 6,- great kindness. : S,t. . It ])ad way. 'Has he lost his temper? I how it is !the Grangers a ly condQCi he Mori I I - Tbere, were i,4 to � . . _Ve to - I e _ $1 -L � I out of their ranka,i because he refused to Hundreds of ho is6s disapp� . I I I � -- - I t - I 1-1 i I wonder if he indulged in the luxury of a as to wilf .illy ignore a self, , ent eon. I I � � � . . . . th, and prosperity of a, W els of 10. at 'I a . 07 . , � . 000 persons are. i6meless--- i . AFF.TcAN. LocusT. ' Durin Y the preva- � 11 � , I 0V I I --,-. -1 I � � f6r- : . . ! L ChrigtisuGov 6I 06 to a 407 ; � � i � - . .. vote ag,%-inst.the principles of a life, time -The Centen�iial man, the COlorado' ato bug 11 secret " aith or twa, at a reduction of elusion-- he relative value of land now, I that i -t is the duty of a - I I I - . � , . 'L , -- 4 . .� I IOWA LADIES. lent fear that Pot - . � . � . _; . . L $1 08 for spnug ; . I - I i I at the bidding of a party leader, eirculat- �ers in Ow roduced ini O Eur( pe, an 40 judiee of I- ment to 'protect each class of 8 I 4 I L A . I 11'.0imph two! ladies to will be int equal- per cell Now air, I have no intention and its a:. tered value to the pre . "I L "I . . - , e . I i . 'j*4e ; � %tp ,- - 4 _ t I " bA :� - _ t I I I I ai return when the a . , . . - -0 � I - ed a rumor t;6 the eftet that he bad sold, tr L�(. i ' a. The ly or even more ding wous eat has ac- to his compliments. I -value truth their im. nediate inter6sts gainst being required to sacrifiO - I � � I soli 3it a it script on, I , I I - I Z . -- I - ce -for at 60C to 79a. 1 1 ; ; I I . . . . - I � 11 I I I I L L - I organizatio . I : Por'k E0141 at -:50 1 4� . I Iadics collected ' �3,46` � 0'. dre*l $2,603.68. tually made its ,appe rance a Ger ch make bag() and groundless thr ,n is complete ? and religious lZrivileges And conscier - �- � .1 If L the Government for a birth in i I I . , upposed � adv . L I I � $ � elf , t , I � : r,- I llimiself � _ . � I I I ' � . .1 L . � I . � . for ..I.rieg, .., , I I -ed in o*e way or in the shape of L n ocust, Acri- assertions. If I cannot raise myself with- whethertbey have contemplated what is the cbuveuience or .8 . � 4 - -:. " . . �� -- � � � . I - � - . . I i I A Manito a and that his vote on the tariff , ny other Class in the .Commull � I L � :. .. I . ' I - � L 11 . I - p of dw4n migratorium wl�ich h a been found out t and of a . - - . L - '. I I . t .. . . L . other $428.06, eiv g, a 9 . IMAV - 11 -i -. I I `1 an .�&Ianc n to degr�de and lower someone to beeom � of the flourishing towns i � �g I I I o I - I � in accordance. with n of iermudorf, on the Ber- else, To where I a rillages which, under the op- that day, prays that in Act =Y . , - I - - .1 l - questior� was given , $438.16 to help( n the 0 � ten-ni;61 prepara- i the Aelds hall remain - in. His prosperot, a 1 . I . � - In � I LO�N,DO�N3, I . ` I - n1Z the following Pro - , I , .1 I 1. I 4� � - .. -1 * I L I � I F 11 , . ere the in- scurrilous �nsinu cration of legitimate barter in4 � I � , �V' - - - this un4erstauding. Mr Greenway at. tions. . �. L I . lia and Aubalt Railivay, ations,made to take the I . 11311 1 . '.0mutiol ed *nibraci Of 0000-11 -1. I Deihl fall wheat . 3[ WO]V,AN. L . L . I L -1 L- . I �.J 11 - I ' � I .The go d w 've tracts of hat except in caw � F "'! - I I A � PLUCKY I NQUE, . cis have lai as .exte place of ao argument, I will take no � no. dealing, �ave sprung up., affording con- viz,,- First. if I � I - I . proper way of refuting , I A 4nne L all,* : I .- . . I � � I --,:- . once took the ; ,I,-- ISO" . ", � , - . '70 -p -61 . L ' who It, ded Mont land covered with kOod ej ops of grass tice of -they are beneath contempt, But venient centies of trade and enb7aincing sity no railway Car .or .engine . . . or eenW.- - 4h-- L � - American lady t Age $ V, I - . 4� ,� S � ; � L if it ii �- ; it in'# � - - L ut - pod - -- ..� L P �, ft ti i h woman, and graini I cessity I am 1 v . Of I Ut L I - � - ' . .1 -�-- - �, � - � .1 � 46 this slailder, and in- his place in the i - ted to run from Satur At* � . Wine turns out to be a :1 Apprecisting the ne perfectly *illing to leave the matter the valu ' jam lands? and I I fa . � - 4 - - �J 7 , . i i 0 L - at I . b. Red LL z. 'i . . /' . I � , ast week, published �- rie mpt measur � , the pro. to be decided by an n ejudiced and in- their obj 0 by ' , - � I- ! - o , � -1 - L - ' i ,1 � � k House, on Thursday of I effee- and she has b i f . �ccount of of pro �es,i howe- rer U pr &verting the money from T ; ;-14 � - L I � -.1; I - I t � .� L . I . , - - - . L . � - � . 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