The Huron Expositor, 1876-08-11, Page 124
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Splendid Chance for a Livery Business.
-House to Let—Thomas; Whiteside.
Farm for Sale in McKillop—A. Lake4
Holloway's Remedies—Thos. Holloway.
Note Lost—Andrew Govenlock.
The Seneca Wheat --William Rehill.
Estray Cow—John Kyle,
Damaged Kid Gloree-The Golden Lion
Farm for Sale—Thomas _ Adams, I
Estray Cow—David Cluff.
o Farm forSale--Alexander 'Stewart,
Insolvency Notice—S. G. McCaughjey.
Assignee's Sale—S. G. McCaughey, i,
SEAPORTS, PRIDAY, AUGUST 18, 876.
I
G.
Our
Public School Teachers and
nd
Their Examinations.
The stringency of the late examinations
of Public School teachers, and the'any
failures amour; applicants for first and
second class certificates has occasioned
considerable discussion, and it is under-
stood that the Minister of Educatio 'has
now ander consideration some aniend-
ments to the law which will prevent the
ranks of the profession becoming entire-
ly depleted, That something should be
done, and that there• is great room for
improvement, is generally admitted by
all. To our mind the qualifications re-
quired for first and second class certifi-
cates are higher than there is any neces-
sity for. It is very well to raise, or to
attempt to raise the standing: of the
teaching profession, but it is possible to
to raise it so high that the remuneration
granted teachers will not be sufficient to
induce them to make an effort to attain
it. In this event,the.high standard would
be a positive injury instead of a benefit,
as young teachers would have no incentive
to attempt to advance and excel inheir
profession. They would simply fellow
the teaching profession for a time as e
sort of stepping stone to some better oc
cupation. Even now, to _ secure a. first
class certificate requires very nearlyass.
much study and expenditure of time and
•
money as to gain a profession, while the
salaries even of the best and most skilled
first class teachers are not nearly equal
to the incomes which fourth or fifth
rate professional man can make.his
being,the case it is absurd to suppose
that risen of ability and ambition Will
content themselves at teaching, because,
•in the first place no such person would be
satisfied to .remain in the lower ranks
and in the second place the qualification
necessary to attain a first position is such
that the remuneration he would receive
after attaining it would not compene to
him for the time and energy he had lex-
p evaded in reaching that position. ' In
fact, under existing circumstances, first
class public school teachers will soon j be
very scarce, as those now in the profes-
sion will gradually die out, and there iso
nothing to induce younger ones to. at-
tempt th climb up. The same difficulty
exists in reference to second class certifi-
cates, only in a °more aggravated foram.
For instance, a person must teach three
years :before he is pe niitted to apply for
a second, and he is no allowed to teach.
longer than threeyea on a third. Be-
tween these two classes there is a very.
long stretch, do long, in fact, that for a
person to overcome it, he would need to
abandon teaching for a time and devote
himself entirely to study. Some attempt
to prepare themselves for a _certificate
• and teach at the same time. Under the
old regime this was usually possible, but
now the difference is so great that very
few can do justice to those who employ
them and to themselves,and study at the
same time. Here, then, again conies in
the difficulty of. remuneration. The re-
muneration which a second class teacher
receives is not sufficient to make it, an
object for him to devote a year or two
years in studying up for a certificate ;
and more especially so, as he knows that
even when he does get a second, that ;be-
fore he can again advance in his profes
sion he will have to devote another two
or three years to study and spend more
money to dvance himself, and when he
does do al this he only receives a mere
.pittance f r his services. The result is
that in nin cases out of ten the teaching.
professions abandoned and other ossa.
pationa ard sought after in which at least
_as much inoueyean:be made and less time
is required for preparation. As a conse-
quence of this, young and inexperienced
teachers will be the rule rather than he
exception, and. the cause of educat on
instead of being advanced by this h gh
qualification system will be impeded. It
will be said, no doubt, than the higher
the qualification the scarcer teachers will
become, and the salaries will rise. We
admit that good teachers will become
more scarce but the lower Bride of
teachers will become . more plentiful.
We mean by lower grade those who ere
young and inexperienced, because in moat
instances we should prefer long experience
in teaching to very high scholastic et-
tainments. The salaries of teachers are
now as high as the country can afford.
In towns and villages, and in
districts too, in many cases, the burden
res
of
an
ge
th;
fo
co
w
c
do
1
•
It.
he fi
- rep
•es, a
fid, a
iirese�
the pr
plains
I
s of
' wou
the first ;'and second ° A. grades
class were done away with
b the first and second. B.
this eplaced by the present
grad a intermediate between
t second and third suba�tituted
ent s dad the difficultiesnow,
of ould be overco e ; we
e apo _ I the whole a better'
echerseJ and the cause .of educe -
be ad'vanced.•
ro '' HA LION
cc
here
-e
an v
thrt.o
a the
p
cttirsto{ orku
P
Co'e pel t Grove
de f� of to morn
ant ' make the
Brio Br wn is the
Tr �ders,: a d ab
in ustry l oking
ag.ment, ° ut he
mal ding hat t
for§ him ecunia
his publis ing bu
is eally seeded
apo it can be
me:nslet tbeh
jec is to olster
pan ere an reliev
wh -ch th y ha
re in a' specu
ow 'profit then'
sh uld not be gr
ta- that i was
M it foun their
Wrist, a d then -
train, t at the
mon‘y stabli
was card. " W
we cordially agre
nes sitY or an
from Tor, o to eitl
or the ret We
two mai s day f�
all the . cc mmo
If it is a b siness
above referred to
pay for it
doing. 1
sire dditi
fail to see
be fjrees i
to gratify the a
city
newspapers
could, to monop
paper busi>gess of
contemporary orar
n remarks
s
P y
dent determine ion o1
l be and ci �lTail propri
an agitation t at mai
nment to take t e bur.
Odtrain off thei handl
ic pay for i M
st ardent
of Fre
ors
the
thought
of
an
tie Ottawa for ncoun
as no hesitetio in df
e Government s • all al
aid for the be efit orf
mess. If such a trai
n the public - teresi
hown to be so, by ai
d. .But if its c' ief o1,><-
initwe Toron • . new
them from e pense
e, deliberately 'incur
alive mood fo thei'
sack eleemosyn : ry ai
need. Itis qui ce
ot until the G ,be an
circulation failin in the
peculated in a early
utery for Government
h an early mail train
th every word of thi
. We do not the th
additional mail trai
er on the Grand Trun
stern. We now. hay •.
rom that city, which •
ation that is re uired.
necessity. for the paper:
lot them continue t.
themeelees as they are no
e pub .c don't require nor de
anal a cemmodation, and w
,
1
any r ason why they shoul.
o con ribute largely, merel
bition or greed of tw.
ho would like, if the
lize the entire news -
the country.
N cps o the Week.
TU KIM/ Ana —It is stated that the
Turkish army rio equipped and in the
field =liters 300,000 men. .
To i THUMB.—Gen. Tom Thumb is
said o have exchanged his yacht Maggie
B. fo a solitaire diamond worth $3,000.
CE 'TUFt,Y PLANT.—A ctury. plant,
with th sand buds and blossoms, is
on exhibi n in B sten for the benefit of
the Old o th fu d,
reGOLD ND Jr, ELS. — An American
sident i Londo writes home that the
•display o gold rought home by the
P ince of ales i dazzling.
Tu KS gFEAT .—The Montenegrins
s verely defeated he Turks on Monday,
besides capturing quantity of arms and
war nateri 1.
BILLIARD . --L st a aturday night
Slosson and Daly layed in San Francis-
co, a 600 -point _F ench game for $500.
It was woe by the latter by 236 points in
43 innin s; . E
THE BIBLE IN PUBLIC SCHOOL'S. —A
controversy over .he use of the Bible in
public schools has arisen in New :South
Wales- Stljong ` i pposition has been
shown to the dell reading of it.
'CATTLE QUEEN. Mrs. Robb,' of Cor-
pus Christi, is call d the "Cattle Queen
of Texas." She wns 75,000 acres of
land, o which 15, 0 head of cat le are
fattens for marke each year.
(Cosi,c Y C Ts. — he old mania for
Persialn cats . with long tails has again
broken out mong he Daimois of Japan.
An enterpiri ing c. ptain of a merchant
vessel sold hree short time ago for
0, 2001 . ;'
ca-
ATIHOL CS MURDERED. -The
F enc 'mission ch t. el at Ning Kooe Foo,
P ovines Ngonhoil China, was attacked
b : the pope ace d ring the celebration
of
II s. ,' T e priest and many of the
co gr gatio were illed.
PAT L ` F 'EMS . F HEAT. --111 Madrid,
Spain, the heat ha been fearful, exceed
ing a y recollecti n since 1800. Tho
ci y i deserted. Forty field laborers
di jd n ar Seville. The vines in Andal-
usia ar scorching . d fading.
¥EL ow VER. A .case of yellow
fe er as o turret in New York- The
as istant en ineer f an Havana seam
ship. hie died in on F of the city hos itals.
During the five da s the vessel WAS in
queranjtine h was n good health.
BUR 1ED TO DE, TH.—A woman; was
burned todeath Mile walking' along
Broadway,., New ork, on Friday last.
It is suppose I that her apparel ignited:
from a burning mat h which had been
thrown awa by he husband after ight
ing a cigar.
AT`reener 77� AssAs .reA'PION,— At erne
a few clays ago, a 1 uesian lady fired a
ppistol et Prince Go tschaksoff, Ru Sian
Minis; r to Swit ,erlancl. ThePrince
escape unhurt, and the lady was a rest-
ed. T e attemptec assassination ` i at-
tributedi to political motives.
Lig R 1 i1LL.— le Bill -forbic ding
of intoxicat ng liquors in,xr land
S nday has p= ssed its second ead-
the afotuse of Commons. This s'
r , which is v ry popular in
a lows liquors o be sold upon
ly to ravell. rd and to lodge
s
S NTAT ON 'i`s ' R. PLI3isol�L.—
rkme of S shield, Eng., have I
ted Me. Pli ssoll, M. P., with a ,
o their admir< tion of his devotion i
use o the ser mien and humanity,
fe o a ma: nificent silver cup,
c as d. The -eight of silver sed
nces,Eand th eight is 39 hi hes.
is ntounte con black sea ole, s
eludin the g ass shade in hick
it is inclose(l, is 63 nches high. t is
£130.
LIRE of PuTR c , ; Fisn.-From the
e 30t of J Sze, the office of
hmong rs' Co.. '.any seized n less
b tons of disc.:ed and putri fish
r hu an fo . d, at Billingsgate
h fish i , eluded 6 brill, 920
2,800 dabs,' 1x,400 •gurnets, 30, -
haddock , . 3;270 ° :herrings, 331jlob- !.
24 m kerel, 80,550 plaice, 2,000 j
thesaI
upon
ing in
measu
land,
dap, o
tavern
PRE
Th' wo
preen
tokt n
to the c
in the
the rural richly
is 136 0
of school maintenance, although The en
• very a and; in
ro. ` h, 5 salmon, 1,734 soles, 2,
bac . s, 123. turbot, and 12 600
tion there went seized
ling, 109 bushels '-
1 bushels of whelk
' ri •
ps, and 30 pounds
I E H OF .:A CELEBR.
Thomas Morton's
wber, died at 1'
eek, of congestion
h• rse waif valued a
the first preintum att
fall, and Morton w
000 for him.
ANADIAN BATTLE IN
ar lieoof
n cattle Ie tra;�
is ed •'between Canada
s ad an cattle comma
of • in! Liverpool and
th =r places' -as well. Lo
11u k hers are purchasingii
f: t A n itself
1 is aufi;cientl
the r quality.
wIM1uNc. Mr. • Fre
�f n
cion, proposes soon'
eriment of Captain
t to si
w m acro
P
across the
ex
to
nel He recently swam
iv to Portsmouth, a distance
iles, in six .hours arid t
int' a, arriving at his estin
n wll.
g
Hl GRAS TOPPERS IN NEcRASKA.—
h grasshoppers have a gain . egun their
devastating work in Neb ask , Buffalo
o nty, is reported as': almost cleaned
out by - grasshoppers. 1 ort . Platte,
Lincoln -County, had them a holt time
sego and they entirely des royed the
co . crop, eating the stalls el : n to the
gro nd.'•' The, other coup les' crops are
co paratively uninjured.
OUNTERFEITER ARE, STE
Detective Finnegass, last wee . arrested
a man named C. F. Moh g fo manufac-
turing and. uttering cunt rfeit. gold
dollars in San ,Francisco. a seized
several thousand blank p eces, and five
hundred finished gold dol ai s nd a lot
of dies and stamps. Parti s in the
Eastern and Western States ave been
passing these pieces.
CONDEMNED GOODS.— hug kiln on a
Government dock lin Lo don, England,
is k own as "the Queen's tuba co pipe,"
a d is use to burn condo ne. imported
goo s. G eat quantities' : f to aceo, for -
f it d eoa se unfit for ale, are there
c n u ed and various pe isha le things,
po hie the duties ar not .aid, are
a o d str yed. Nine h ndr • . spoiled
ha sand a shipload of to war- recently
bu ed.
ARRIAGE IN Mon L
ar et
70 thun-
hitebait.
'o barrel*
f pe winkles,
3,31 gallons
of ee .
TED OUSE,—
stall' n, Wil-
ewbu y, N.Y,,
of t e lungs.
50, . He
the tate fair
s the offered
ENG AND.—A
e is
n w estab-
and England.:
ld high prices
�onddn and in
ldon est End
larg numbers,
gu ranteeing
leric Clavell,
to epeat the
ebb in an at -
Eng sh Chan-
rom •outhamp-
of twenty
irty-three
tion
5 tIter
i l i n
oval, j St
at Mr. Disraeli, Earl
lar a number of the ai
res nt, and the Queen, t
ri c s of Wales, Prince
P{ri ccs Louise sent bride
is
a
P
youngest son of the
an was married to
ant Macdonald, t tl
. James, on. Wednes
Gra
istocr
re. P
Leo
gift
DIsRAELI.--A. Lb don
• r, Disraeli's acce line
,Seal occasioned almost
rprise as his elevation t the
'J he object is to secure hi a pc
bits upon if it should rove
heal h is not strong enough fo
lead in the Lord's next': essio
expected the title of Earl f Be
will e supplemented by th se of
ug enden and Baron Di raeli
A ODDITY. —There is' que
P it ' delphia on a visit' o th.
al. His.name is Joseph ardi
►m and native place is • Be
J dea whence Christ c me.
a tractive garb, consisting..
long red and yellow strip •
reps ins below the knees; nd
gi s a d brings with hi a cu
le ti n of crosses,' relics. b ads
ce la sous jewels. He converses
English and German.
N. N -Il` TOxIG'ANTS. — T e C
E g nd Temperance So iety
so.ia time tried the experi ent
lis i g stalls for the sale :ihf no
ea i.n. drinks. Thirteen of the
h� o been opened in Lon ton,
an I heir success has eneoura
so ie y to extend the system
to • n . A plan' has also b en d
se 4(1. vheelbarrows throug . the
to al distracts. at harvest ti a in
su . p the harvesters wit to
d n a,
LI ERAL EN'DOW.MENT. UT.
Barbour, of Manchester, + ngI
give • the sum of £109000 f r- th
mc{nt of a professorship in' he P
sae College at London, Tis
tended to be a Hart of the ban
fund . f $250,000, by which the
feria Church of Englanc pro
celeb ate the recent unio of
Pres • yterian bodies nowcomp
The c oners of the fund are g von
to de :ignate almost any obj et
ra ge of church workas th • roc
th it
Ti RAH ITPot'l3LES. — ripe Milan
:la es that the condition f th Sevian
e: is very satisfactory, d a• nounces
re:olatiou to continue t e w r to the
e ;remit . A Constant nope special
s he. Sultan has,'to agreat extent,
elieved of his physi al uffering,
kir deeper, and deeper into a settled
choly. meaness. H.o ask to be
out of his cruel po itio as he
bear it. His abdi atioi would
acted, and he would glad y retire,
at his immediate heir and younger
r are disinclined t tae upon
elves lie burdens of heImperial
y.' I F
BRAY' Cosi.—Thetrial of Mrs.
for th. mchrder of her hue and by
ing, in .En` land, has I sen oing on
last tare weeks in Lon on, and
great topic of conversati n in all
e in that place. Opinion . change
c ay to day: as the evident adds to
k s from the proofs of cri inality,
a present many persons believe
t e late Mr. Bravo commit d sui-
The theory is, that fin ing his i
drunkard he applied to his m,edi-
nds for a recipe to cure er, and
commended to put ant ilio y in her
and that in a mome• t of mpor-
anity he administere t to himself
of the antimony, reg ettiiig what
done and calling for of ater as
an antidote directly afterwa . ds.;
le
is
n
0
an
ci
Viscount
Duke of
he Hon.
e Chapel
ay, 9th
ille, and
any were
ince and
gold, and
despatch
of the
as much
Peerage.
tit to fall
that Ms
him to
. It is
onsfield
iscount
r fellow
Centen-
and his
hlehem,
e wears
•f a red
d frock,
hite leg-
ious col-
nd mis-
reely in
urch of
has for
f estab-
-intoxi�-
e stalls
ngland,
ed the
other
vised to
agricul-
order to
perance
Robert
nd, has
endow-
esbyter-
ft is in-
�. sgiving
Presby-
oses to
he two
sing it.
he right
*thin the
pient of
Of
de
for
his
lass
say
be n
bn si
me a
to en
ca no,
be et
bis tI
bro h
the s
dig it
dig
vol
thh�e
s
Bra
poil
for
is t
circ
fron
or t
and
the
cid.
Ire- wif a
that cal frit
s in ; was re
sherry
ary ink'
a d�$e
he lia
necessary, to very heavy, and rather 1
than increase it the people wOujd ' worth
prefer to employ teachers of inferior SIIz
grade and short experience. So that, tat to si
no the Fie
matter how high the qualifications fc�r than 81.
teachers may be, there is no probability unfit fh
of any very marked increase in 'salaries. Market}
We believe that if the standard for ser- 960 cra s'
tificates were lowered, advantage would, : stere,
•
ossa
Yar.
way
full
�•'eav
the
ulls
•
1-
•aya
,
ince
iola
he cir
7nfc
irel
ag th
rrc
no
fry
h
Cheesinea.—A tem
d to the barque Ma
utle, Nova Scotia,
�m Boston for Barba
go of shooks in the
seek load of:mules an'.
rd day, when the vess
1, one of the sailors in
There the hay was sto
from his pipe. It
tt, as he thought, the
tinguished, and as li
e rules, he did n
tante for fear of
ately the fire had n
xtinguiahed, but smog
afternoon and till th
iisaster 1
arrs, of ••
hen ion her I
oes, with a
old and a
she p, On
1 wads under
pas ing the
ed copped
i the
fire a8 at
h been
t ention
un' tint.
t b n en-
der d due-
fo owing
night,
i ht when
at the yes
was high an
into flames,
The cattle
excited, an
most Panics
were roar
flames were
had sustain
were lost, b
seriously bu
difficulty
to New Yor
Ronin D.
tragedy occ
the 7th inet
ander Sull
Board of
Hanford, of
The former
Mrs. Marg
been mall
communica
Osdte1 in t
the deceaa
tion was d
was refits
struck Mr.
ed, which
the latter
the abdom.
Mr. Hanfo
custody.
sensation i
liven is a
Amherstb
the mate ,gave the alarm
1 was on . fire. The wind
fanned ' the smoking 'hay
d filled the air with sparks.
board became frantically
for a time the men were al-
- ken. M • y of the :aheep.
to death, and - before the
ot under control the vessel
d serious damage. No lives
t two of the sailors were
ed, and it was with great
t the barque was brought in
Thr CHicAt;<o.-A fearful
rred in Chic's
, the princip
van, Se
ublic Works
the North Si
who believes
ret Buchana
jgo on Monday,
ile being Alex-
retary of the
and Principal
e High School
that his wife,
Sullivan, had
ned by Mr. Hanford in a
ion .presented ' by Ald. Van- -
e Common Council, visited
's residence. An explana-
nded, but itis claimed it
d, whereupon Mr.' Sullivan
Hanford, and a scuffle ensu-
ulniinated in the shooting of
y Sullivan with a revolver in
n, from the effect of which
d died. The homicide is in
he affair creates a profoand
all circles in the city. Sul-
anadian, having been born in
g. `
The rap d
business i
interfered
Farmers be
the young
of saving t
the process
set in, part
profits in
the scarcit
was also ne
the factory
a great ind
is so well s
seems a pi
business ah
for butter a
good, but
been hurt b
which the
seen fit to
terprise of
likely to o
way that w
interests.
in Canada
carrying th
the Liverpo 1 or London markets, if no
untoward.. stacks are placed in the
way. By se • ding the animals direct from
Canada, ou ownI steamship lines, banks,
insurers, et b., have the benefit of the
extra trade, and the profits that would
otherwise ac rue to United States middle-
men are say - d to ourselves. The experi-
ments that : ve so far been made have
turned out ell, and it atay be stated c
that during he last two years not less s
than 12,000 attle have been sent, dead a
or alive, fro •• Canada to England. The t
last shipme s ts, consisting of over 400,
live animals, were sold at prices equalling
that of the . oat quality :of home-grown g'
beef, com-
mitted
The Engl sh papers aro filled with 1'
'references t the subject, all. of them , tl
being appare.tly anxious to encourage a as
T
trade that p orrises to reduce the price h
and inereas- the available quantity of xr
beef. The w providing for the land e
ing of forei _ animals at a single port, tai
and for the r detention in quarantine a:
twelve hours has been felt a hardship, I , e
especially as there has never been any ea
to
fo
w
co
re
in
Abu
aY
sti
be
un
e Cattle Trade.
extension of the cheese
many sections of Canada
ith the raising of beef cattle.
'eyed it profitable to knock
elves on the head for the sake
e milk they must consume in
of raising. A. reaction has
y owing to the fall in the
heese-making and partly to
of cattle. Butter -making
lected for the se, but under
system it bid fair to become
stry. of the con try, Canada
ited for raisin cattle that it
y that any ranch of the
uld be checked. The market
d cheese usually been
he market for of cattle has
the duty of 20 per cent.
American Go ernment has
mpose and re in. The en-
anadian fo arders appears
ercome this isability in a
11 benefit seer rel Canadian
wenty per ce t. of the price
s quite enou h to pay for
animais fro Montreal' to
pretensions tet an exhibit of ‘salt.
The exposed bags have become satu-
rated from the moist atmosphere pre-
vailing of late, and lost their stencil
lettering, showing *bat they were, &o.
Only one barrel appeared to have ever
been opened the Bole of• the exhibit
could only be fo nd by a very close
search, for there nothing to denote
it but small written labels tacked to
the barrels. I could make out Grey,
Young & Sperling, The International,
Harrison & Evans), Samuel Platt, and
Coleman & Gouinlgek. if there are any
o findthem, h m for I can
but indifferently ar-
et
too late tohave
shape. The barrels
heir contents exhibit -
roper labels as per
h • exhibitor's name
ly seen with a pro r
others I
have
yet
.:
tell you things are
ranged. It is not
things gs put in bette
want opening, and
ing in glass with
catalogue, and ea
ought to be distinc ppee
sign board Ontario= Salt. The exhibit
has yet to remain ex sed until the 10th
of Nov. (86 days). J believe it will pay to
do ties,
The fejlowing clever and vrell-deseived
hit at the shallow demagogism used by
Sir John. Macdonald in his frentie efforts
to scramble back, into office again, is
from the Ilamilton4lienee. The picture
" It was also. the ease that during Sir
John Macdonald's term of power he
never offered to is followers a tariff
bhanged for any hat revenue purposes,
and his followers fatly suppotted him. in
ignoring Protection. True, one night
last session he suddenly converted him-
self into a verbal protectionist, and his
Free Trade ollo rs went after him
with the mee ness
his followers nor th
him any more in fa
than he was before.
f _sheep, but neither
Ministerialists think
oi of Protection now
lie is in such a des-
perate strait to get back to office that he
would go for Prote tion, Free Trade, In-
dependence, Anne tion, Mormonism,
or anything else leef which he • could get
into power, and after he got in he would
do as he always has done—break his word
and laugh at his dapes. Sir John Mac-
donald's Protection is bankrupt stock, not
worth two cents in the dollar." .
The Tr eblievotshauts ,Whisker
To the Edi r of t4 _Huron Oxpositor.
SIR : All o w me the privilege, through
your paper, of making a few temarks on
the disgrae f 'I rodeedings which occur-
red in our u u y qniet town on Wednes-
day the 9t mat., oar civic heliday. It
appears that e certain person saw fit to
lay information against one of our hotel
keepers for selling liquor on the Sabbath
day. With the dreumatances which led
to tthis I have nothiag to do. I take it
for grantea that a person his the same
right to secure the pemishment of &thither
person for selling liquor on the Sabbath
ontrary to laW, that he would have to
ecure his punish-xi:teat for any, other viol -
tion of the laW. Butat seems *great many
hink differen y,as on that day when the
most of our la abing citizens were out
hey chased. b m through our streets and
most brutal :§ • nner, and threatening to
offering to p y half the expenses, if the
rowd would I nch aim, and. it is hard to
y what they would have done if the
wn constable had,' not interfered, and
and a place of --iiafety for the poor
retch. W hen expeetulated with on ac-
unt of their condtget, some Of the mob
plied that he was mean fellow. He
ay be a mean fello* for aught I know,
t I cannot see that that is any reason
mean by using a fellow being in such. -
disgraceful mennefe It would be a
gma on eociety if they allowed a dog to
used in sueh a way and premed it by
noticed. I am pleased to know that
have citizen's, both in offic and out
of it, who are deterriained that mob la.w
shall tot rule. Some of the offenders in
this case have been ptetty well punished,
and they have been given to Understand Mis
that if such a thing ()Ours aga' they will car
get the full benefit oft the law tibich it hea
pretty severe in such cases. I would ad- --
vise any person heft* engaging in such and
an affair -as this agaih, to make himself land
.caceeteeizinasteditwinaithkethseealacwh bLaeriningteolsraincgh Inward
with &witness in way liable to a fine be'r
of $50, or three mOtths' imprisonment. 10 h
I hear that the teraPerance people are of t
getting a good. deal of blame iri this mat. a ve
ter. I don't -know hy that should be ed
of a little humanity, nd sympathize with --
a fellow beieg who has become a victim of MT
to strong drink, as they dia not know seve
that such an individhal was in existence ahan
until they heard of tae high-handed pro- m9
in no way, belonged them; and they faze
are not responsible far his actions. As fear
as those who would p nish hini for being hal
only
resolved that the supremacy o law mid --
and order Omit be Maintaine
contagious
The papers n
in their desir
so that Cana
upon the sa
Irish ; and i
the Govern
representatio
The trade
practicabilit
port, and shi
that place ca
season. The
dent and lo
before it ea
account. If
live animals
winter, a saf
chief produc
export trade
largely incre
given to a pr
ing occupati
tity of cattl
wilt only be
the market.
ease amongCdnadian cattle.
w before us are unanimous
to have ihe law abregated,-
an cattle maiy be placed
e footing with Scotch and
can hardly bel doubted that
ent will yield. the point,
e newspapere are by the
of Mr. Blake.
ill need -the experience of
to definitely establish its
Montreal not a winter
ments of live ailtztals from
only go on or half 'the we
there is ha ility to acci-
8, which mu t be tested
be accuratel taken into
it is found p ssible to ship
n summer a,nd fresh beef in
market for one of Canada's
will heve been found, the
of the Dominion will be
sed, and an impetus will be
fitable branch of the lead -
n of the people. ' The quan-
that Canada! can' furnish.
miffed by the demand of
Ontario 5 lt at the Centennial.
as follows of
at the Cente
mysilf with
to find out
from the On
purpose I
Catalogue of
piled and p
Corps of Ca
From this w
salt to be in
of the plant a
tion in 1873
coarse salt,
which one -h
Clinton, and
sending sam
salt made by
ing the analy
numaer of ha
(not all t
plant and w
would appea
i had the stati
to date (Ja
could not he
should have e
cial pamphlet
interest of 0
explain, for a
about it, yet
tend this gtea
certainly will
stores of rock
beneath your
for these exhi
along with co
limestone, pet
exhibit was n
was directed
there I found
bags, with a
which was th
ndent of the Signal speaks
the exhibit of Ontario salt
the catalogues I proceeded
ho and what was exhibited
aria salt region. For this
xamined the " Descriptive
Economic Minerals com-
blished by the Ge'ological
find the capital invested in
874, $624,000, and the value
d works,$571,838. Produc-
fine salt, 438,076 barrels;
If was 'mid in the United
e are two exhibitors from
ur from Goderich, one from
three from Seaforth, each
les of the various grades of
them, at the same time giv-
is of the salt, production, -
ds employed, everage price
e same year), value of the
rks, &c., altogether what mg p
AUGT3ST 18, 187
Huron Nates,
Miss rubella faker has been;apkee,
ed teacher of the Centralia school.
—Mr • Geo. K Powell, Exetet,1u ;
rid class . certificate andv
rue's rate of - assessment f r
sea this year is 13=5 mills
cured a
Ynedaa
Ve
Tonal pu
the doll
inures Hicks has been
to teach the junior department
Exeter chool..
—Mr. Geo._:Jackman, of Clinton, "
receiv= the appointment of teaehr ,or
School ` o
- tx n No. G, Howick- l
—Th: ratepayers of Exeter have e-
cided b. a vote of two; to one to ha�ye a
market : tablished in that `village, ` 1
-Th = Exeter merchants at this
season . • ve decided to accept Ane..
Soyer. at a discount of 20 per cent,'
Mr. Chas. +Giirvin, Eeevc of eair
Waw
ono
sh was prostrated ostrated by �e$
on the 8h inst., but he is now quite an
cover
v ed.
veThh annual Fail Show of the %est
Was>;wandsh Branch Agrienitural Sole
will be held at Belgrave, on Thu ' y,
Oct. 5th,y,
-n account of the extremely feet:,
rices of .cheese, the factory at Beomtil7ez
in Gnderich township bas been closed for
;fila raeasson-
-Mr, soot. Armstrong, builder, re.
cently erected a large barn, 40x50
granary complete, for Mr. Jabez Daniels,
of Grey, in 41 days.
. —It is stated that the License inspee.
tor for West Huron intends prose=
for perjury some witnesses who have pile
bae_kAmtieheinige innumligulZ "sof". lambs *Jr ere
shipped at Clinton en Monday by *sem
Hearn, Watson, and Freeman. The rice
paid for them was au average of . 2/5
hree residents of Clinton were
$2 and costs e few days ago by the or
for furious driving through the stre c
that town. This disease seems to e he
fec_tioAnus. auction sale
of village lo d
houses, the property of KT. James
nearly 1,000, visited London, v* the
il.
ham, wil take place at Londesbor
now and Winghann to the number t of
London, Huron and Bruce RailwaY on -
Friday last.
isl
—A traveller for Mr. D. Ds Wi One
egg dealer, Seaforth, had a pocket bOok
eontaimeg $189, stolen from him While
he was in or near Thompson's lipt0,
Bluevale, on the 2nd of this month. :
Goderich Signal, who is now on a v. Me*
his friends iti Caoada, hat prom
give a letture on' temperance in
ham before he retarns to thee States.:
—The !names oa Messrs. Ye Kelly,111e- '
Kinnon, Drummond and Dr. Sloan See
freely mentioned in regard to tile Me e.
fry are spoken ef lee expec touh
to uesday last, Mr.
tor -i -t
pounds f tallow to Brantford, which
ntry, and. e peaks veil for the meat *Jig
propensi es of the average Brusseli °
—The illage council -of Wing
fuse to g ant licenses for billiard teb
to hotel -eepers. The license comp
sioners f r West Huron have also deci
ed that a illiard room in zonnection WI
a hotel disqualify the owner kr a
hotel lice .
—As a esult of its operations thus
the Ladi ta Aid Society of the alethe
trustees of the church with $200, Wh n
it is co § : iderect that the Society
is certain y a very creditable exhibit
leteve
the AL
meow
I MIS(
n -COM 15
roles per
r bus
„nen with tint
ihellate ,11
ce
that
lirown.totansnit
i $11:6:1740:f .1 eot Ili e elev. :°. i sr' ofyfbef:a. . .g il:a sti,
tif this nog
-ioneif tle
1:::::::::!:
li .,,1 ' y sio I ie: a g, Bf deoart tt e s:ad : : ttue: : ,
, • iii,41:1515:7llodiu.itzleaaseintliA;Ivt' :11-eittett:41;
-w..1)*1 e-ttetollad.e.t°1 te el a' °°neutudi 11 14 I::
ii.vanaitdini21:1J:auf4;:t
er S vie
;1561depoeited. in
,9:I762-robretily. madle. a;
dingeprit;nne': :ace°W :
'1 or spec
:insro::hae' Alr:a 1
-0 to oaf
:s hi Irus:eaglsehl• t 'hhte:hue
afr:le:: boon
eeirrit,redatriat
!erg ce
Itrbneath.tzelfarteinevello,, e
is -to be h
Township, near liolinesville on Wedlieti-
day, Aug 30. The ladies eif the n
borhood re making extensive pre
tions, an there will no doubt be a re.
turnout. cordial invitation is exte
—Not ng since a Goderich Town
farmer lost a good (log in an 1111
manner. The railroad runs through b
farm, and the animal wae in the habit
tunmng a ter passing trains, and bi
at the * eels. One day, however
sed his mark, and the wheels of
s passed over his neck; cutting h
d clean off.
On Menday evening last, tbe
stables of Mt. Preemie Badour,
e tueli headway that nothing coil
-emoved. They contained four bor4es,
oge, his farming implements, Awl a
hiwyear's crops, so that he is left
ry bad position. The fire is suppoie
o have been the work of an incendi.
t to uncork a bottle of liquid
Ilia, th cork flew Out without wane
the c ntents spurting up into his
and burning him severely. It vills
ed. that his eye sight would be initiP
a,c1royfeseusfaioncialenatluytiresec.overed to results
stubble caught fire frorrt a burning s
village of Brussels, was workingin refi
as Mr. Robert Darnion, who resides PP
of peas in -company with his BOBS)
owsalflagypred.iaoDneteti:seniirInhoatrhnsedeayhawinsedsroentnehaewitthewiasvdiffielilesairafrest
obef °lunge severely burned. As it teas, t
completely destroyed, and the garment°,
of the boys were burnt in a, -number
zthiaheehfe—ewmiy°Ta:sonwme aseevtheoinpningftahlraseratrerowa,:acckb:oasmapaanneiGedighed boerhitr
Not wishing to widen the brea.ch betw
his wife, was going home from Clanton; °.
with whom he is not on the best of tetinti
bbourt kiusepteat tdhe49fItitilirdniine goftluttheals°rLeci,thesallernigrig'`
that as he WM loaded he was entitled to
tsn-hioevwe hole of the roadway, and that 4 ,
would crowd him into the ditch orb
iowt :vat: ef ;00 fun nvieitahrti,hesepii jvo odkhes,nepc ae, -tacnis i)otsfh i teted ant h etai agt t elleyeuri nbr, o
Onfaer,invehrobielinadg upuaienbtl;
room drove his wagon alongside that
verK restive team, Persons guiltY .(4
sue mean acts la these, should he wile
suffer to the extreme penaltyofthe
As a great many teamsters ap
entertain tlae opinion that if t
ers pic-nic or Harvest Hone
If for
doing this they are tol be denounced by a
certain class, they can afford ito accept
the -position, as thene is nothing which
gives the temperance cause so much life .
as to have the liquortraffic ceme out ia
its true colors. It lets the cominunity a
large see what we may expect if this in-
iquitous business should get the ascend-
ency. I hear also that the Gevernment
is threatened to be overthrown On account
of this affair. This,I eensider the crow
onit of insolencei for, as far as I can
tairt, there was not more -the e
n who took part in this eontempt-
of the present Gievernment, and in
past have exhaueted all their u -
nee m the Opposition ranas. So I
t see where the overthrow of the
mistaken if such rowdyisM is to be
d into political Affairs, if it does not
en their cause bet one -halal I have
er o inion of th o sovae
supporters of Jelin A. Macdonald,
to thirde that they will ally them -
with those who 4re alike regardless
law of our country,whichWe, 34 good
ns, are bound to Observe, 0, 11
that law which says that we should do
unto another as we would have another do
to us. Hoping that it May never again oc,
cur that you will have to chroniele each a
proceeding in connection with our town
I remain Yuan' b4A" LOVER OP PEACE.
13114/OBTU0 Aug. it, Inc
to be a very geed exhibit, ascer
ma ate beep. brought up perso
uaiy, 1876). Why this ible
one I fail to see, in fact I ents
peeted to have seen a spe. the
got up to represent the salt '
tario in its proper shape,
ative maa on the ground to
though we may know all
he majority who will at.
influe
canno
Gove
much
carrie
Centennial win never have weak
g about Ontario salt, and a high
ever havn heard. of the vut of the
alt in the earth, 1,000 feet than
its in the main building, of the
1, iron, plumhego, marble citize
where to be found, and I
the Agricultural Hall,
hem to consist of barrels,
-case, the contents being
, the exhibit of Messrs.
& Sperling, of Seaforth,
only thing having any
hat
he fie
handlom
,erlY work
• large stuns o
'veil eh
nds to re
pmfehased by
4 -The pri
is pew ready
-en lies must
ehines, Oil .13
ou tural pu
, :duly; Ssaetputr.,
tP:e euZiltiold
—The inc
in the connh
late that it
serious e'01
, general ado
rent would.
in. restraini
nip, bro
le epeedy
impriso
e -upon his
te the whip
thiS
A Most sal
me.
—The o
't office
tend, been-
eagre
arraages
erks
rned to
le to e
erigh
w wee
eh infor
eel 1.0
e Regis
reed, e
edicalm
info
ust be
eas
own
-of AV
ef