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POITOR.
force of the 1
✓ was always
'died like a
THE C
wat
ter, of
k well
ST.
rwor s
nelph.
and to
the j towns-
same!mlay be
the bJuiding,
Th entire
feet 1 f new
500. rhe in -
11 be nearly
crease in in -
of tbe hi-
lly o her in-
uld b ;men -
he felt at being present on so auspicious
an occasion, and paid a high tribute to
the enterprise and. coneage of the peo-
ple of Seaforth for em arising in such
an enterprise as a thorjough system of
waterworks. He felt ae bared, however,
that they would! be Sa ply repaid. for
their courage. Both ip a sanitary and
pecuniary point f vies would they be
benefitted. On aocouni of the efficiency
of the System th t insur nce rates would
undoubtedly be o decre sed, while the
fact that properity wo d be so safe
from tlae devouring ele ent would be a
material inducerneut 10 outsiders to
come here, andi engaging in business,
build ap important in ustries of vari-
ous kinds. He was a" politician, and
'being a politician, he pundit somewhat
I- difficult to steer plear of political
ques
•1 tions. He -fully undetstood, however,
u corn- that it woud not be jiudicions to dis-
here is euss the National Policy or kindred
people subjects on such an occasion, but he
g: were thought that as the curreney question,
do n t thiuk or what had heel' ironiCally termed the
ssenti g voice "Rag Baby," Jiad not :as yet been
TION.
ve be
sted,
ng th
he thi
espouSed by either of t e existing p 11-
6
'
NT. tical parties in this Ccuntry, he 'might
the various be permitted to say- a few words on
ered for the that. I He then entere in -to an elabor-
six brigades ate diecussion of tb is fi ancial question,
Won.These and cencluded by expr ssing the hope
hell, !Exeter, that the "Rag Baby" s ould at no dis-
eaforth. F The taut day obtain the as • enda,ncy in this
mpanief3 were Canada of ours. ,
t ha ds, and Mn. THOMAS VrIBSON M. P. P., was
nick' attired
the next speaken. He had made Sea-
nsistea of 15 forth his heathniar for 15 or 16
se relel from years, and he col& rec llect well when
drant1 at Mar- it was withotit a single inhabitant, and.
300 yards, at- he was proud ariki pleased to see it to -
hydrant, tin- day one of the tmost regressive and
and thrbwing enterprising towins in Ithis section of
from Old start the country.
he water was people on the s
zle of the hose.
their admirable
excellent time, and
predicted t
ery ken1 one. money spent in
the Worth profitable have
esp daily as passing referenc
king 'part in declated it to be
in 'tights," • lapidated as to 6 valu
,
He thought the debts of Canada had
been [honestly • coutrabted, and thy
should be hone. tly paid and. hot re-
pudiated. - He I ede the assertion that
the money cov6 ed by the Rag Baby
advocates woul not g ' far to facilitate
trade between t
it wo Id not bu
coffee
1in Java,
be of 3:1 uch serv
He then referre
theiii, an un -
not o cloth -
o rer4Dve even
of c mplamt,
the Seaforth
nly a ; to time,
sev ral cam-
ollo w g order, ,
d test as abave
down, to each,
ute 28 seeonde. I the
the e
" 23 " be ab
" 2141, " ' • my.
me talt n. inste
ab by th
30 ve that
prize
$40, and
In
nreeling
pau permit-
ose to catch on
em a ay from
and lo ing can -
ford ompany,
the s me mis-
ton ompieny
gett ng their
xeter onapany
watef through'
accguuts for
in their Oase..
ell c ornpa ies
hilei e do not;
ftily thliai :either
rd Oppcineets,
g thle couping
cceesfhlly, and,
ize.s. 1The on-.
e intel,rest nd
th ce test nts
ted tihe niost
it throughout.
of Wingheen,
eper, and Mr.
f Godericlr, as
petini brigades
ers as well, and
mous.. •
e tou nament,
nd the invited
ardne's
extending the
and one cross-
speedity tilled,
ies of the Wait -
most in supply -
tors. The din-
e cdngratulated the
ccessfal completion of
ystem of waterworks,
at they would find the
rectina them a most
Ile made a
Rag Baby, and
ged and so di -
less for service.
tment.
to th
SO 1-9.,
is ail other nations;
mile tea in.China nor
nor W uld, if adopted,.
ce hple or elsewhere.
to te usefulness of
ocal Legi latur and combatted
ntention f sone that it should
lished in rder t promote econo-
He shewe ver yt ouclusi-vely that
d of Onta io pro ting pecuniarily
abolitio of he Local Legisla-
be a heavy loser. He
emarkfi by eosin ex -
e felt at being
chsa d the hope that
of S forth might be
he f ure than it had.
tare, he would
con chided his
pressing the pi
present, and vo
the Prosperity
even greater in
been in the pas
Interesting a
were 0,1so deliv
, ham, of Egm
Strac an, Reeve of Grey; Mr. S. -Platt,
Sheriff Gibbons an4 Mr. Horton, Id
Goderich, and Rev. r. Cobb, of Sea -
forth'; but we eegret, the space at our
dispo al will noot perinit of even a sum-
mary report.
d appropriate addresses
red bY Rev. loin Gra-
ndville ; Mr. Thomas
n, Registrar cif
pioneers of Sea-
Oaker. He stated
mrp. James Dick o
Huron and one of th
forth, was the last s
that this was his firs ,appearanbe on a
publib platform for thirteen or fourteen
years, and as a conseinence he felt no
little diffidence in attempting to,address
so large and so Intelligent an audience.
He considered the IwaterworkS which
had just been completed furnished ad-
ditioaal proof or the energy and courage
of the people of Seafe4h, and were cer-
tainly creditable to all concerned.
True, the cost taighb- be objected to by
some 4 Eleven. 1:thoasaucl dollars was
no Eanall sum, but •when the efficiency
of this system is gohsidered, he felt
safe ijn stating that ip would prove the
cheapest in the end Men of energy
I and oapital wishing to engage in busi-
ness alwa,ys look for places where the
capital they invest will be safe from
the dlestroyiva lement of fire, and the
efficiency of tr'h fire protection system
here cannot-bu be a -Very material in-
. Canino, ducement to all such men to locate in
e desired. Not- the town. And t is $11,000 to
se erawd., there what might belost by a fire in a few
houre. What is su a sum in com-
parieon with the los. of the great fire
of fonr years 4go. f on the morning
of that fire theipeople f Seaforth could
ery best for an,
ith Which the
st have been
JULY 1101 18
erec :0 in Seaforth. See what. it is
to -da. While the energy and enter-
,
prise • f the people q Seaforth had
mut to do with its apid growth, its
locat n and surroundings were en-
titled to equal credit. It was the cen-
tre of as fine a .conntri is there is in
Onta i0 or anywhere Ise. It had for
years the grain and principal mercan-
tile t ade of an inane:ease section of
count y. It is true that a great deal of
this as. been recehtly cut off by the
const uction of new lines of railway.
But s it loses the trade of the more re-
mote • townships, ' these immediately
surre lading it are continually improv-
ing na developing, and the people
beco eing more wealthy, while their
prod diens are greater and their re-
quire id tants more varied and. extensive.
And- hese townships re not yet fully
deve oped. They Jra4 been long held
dew • by the grasping tyranny and op-
press on of the Caned Company, who
had. ecured possessien of them, and
who eanipulated there. so as to profit
and row rich from the industry and
thrif of the settlers of the adjoining
town 'hips. They wee now, however,
prett nearly all free ' from the grasp
of th se monopoliets, and their ilea-
prov ment would, he even greater
in t e future than it had been
in he past, So that, notwith-
steno mg -what it has lost, there is
still erritory and trade enough left to
Seafirth to ensure at least as great a
degrse of prosperity in the future as in
the p: -t. He would eounsel the most
friendly and cordial relations between
the leople of the town and those of the
coun
cal,
and
nece
othe
bein
and
to h
ests
ful fi
Littl
ftllat
qiich
oul
its b
resp
old s
thei
and
aterer and the
ment. Among have restored hei.r losses for $11,000,
le, we noticed he thought they vvould very willingly
✓ North Perth; have done so. ;With the present eystere
North Huron; cf w terworks properly managed, such
ch; Jas. Dick- a file would be an impossibility. He
exander Broad- hope , however, it wbuld. be long be-
fore the works Would reed to be tested
in any such practical manlier. In the
: invitation he had reaeived from the
Secretary of the Committee it was
stated he, Mr. Dickson,was "one of the
fathers of Seaforth, nay, the father."
If this were so; he coola assure them
he had no cauee to be ashamed ,of his
- child ; but hei had /13 any and great
ION. , ' reasons to feel. proad of it. As the
nished. dinner, Rag Baby lied been mentioned, he
ed. The fol- mi,glit state that he bad frequently seen
tfr
red: . he fire- representatione of that infant in that
espec ive bands excellent comi.C.• paper aril), and from
uncil, in .a, car- its general apejearance there he did not
ules ; the car-
ited f.uests and
nd private car -
was Marshalled
, Chief of the
It was quite a
, and Was much
essecl it. ' The
uniferms, and.
o th musical
leoke
ocessi
Esq., two of
ost respected
, Esq, Horace
s other repres
and 11 the ad -
iv
ntati Ses of the
Mite iell, Clin-
orth ere also
think much of it. It looked as if it
• was oontinual& bawli
-1 to drink. Th4 was n
• his ohild, th& town
g for something
t the case with
of Seaforth. It
was always we4 fed, g ew rapidly, and
was ever in a good thriving condition.
In the olden times when he had the
honor of being Reeve of Tuekersmith Mexico.
he -took a very, active interest in the WALKED IN Pam
great gravel road scheM.e of those days, cent Mikes festiVal
n went the successful [parrying out of which Gladstone, wife oft
particu-
was the first Step to prosperity and walked. processio
greatness for both Huran and. Seaforth:
In looking outifor a locatien for these
roads he could not see a better point •
for the leading thoroughfare from the
— sea
purehase4 for 600 from the tam
horee breeder, David Riddles, of 131a
Hall, Paiiley, Scotland. They are 11.74
draught horses of collossal prone=
reeeoes
for theirego.
FLO.ODS NEW MEXICO.
have bee
eastern p
fallen in
had been.
duration,
fit the gi
of grass f
Senn
ere
great 11004 ..in the eerth.
t ff New Mexico. Rain tax
essdnatly for la weeknee
a diought at : seVeral months,
and the rain will greatly blase
wilag crops and insurep
r stock. :
GAINST ENHLAND.- A
from the 1Transvaal, Afriea, statee.mg
the Africans, not being pewerfulenougn
to throw off the Britiph risle,haYe fora,
ed a cortiearty with al capital of l
000, and in future iUlla, et
ll purchase lei
goods of America or any ether eanon
-except Eland.
OFFENII)ED ROY.ALIY.--It is reposee
that the Queen is intensely ehagrelea
over the refusal of P4liament to alb,
the erection of the statuel of the Fahae
Imperial in the Wskitnainster Abbey,
She desied it ereete ;by the side; of the
tomb of her father, a 4 Since the action,
of Parliainent dealers she will aeve
again enter Westminster.
A iftPn FORTUNE ,4-.W. - Ira Carlia
a young Oaan. of molerate cirennastan.
cee, has received i telligleiace that be
has fallenheir to a 1»rty Million estate
of an tingle in Australia. ,IThe testator,
Alfred Cerlin,w.as kingof the Australise
stock breeders, and ,conscienticas wit-
ness for the claimant to the Tichborne
estates, having had Arthur 'Orton for a
long tim ,in his em ley.
it
ROYAL VISIT TO I ELAND.---ner NA_
ry. Their inter sts were identi- jesty, it
inters
ts
what addi t the prosperity Ireland
nrichrnent of t e one, must of t England
sity be equally beneficial to the Prince
. He -felt sonie degree of pride in ,Coricern
one of the pioneer settlers here, anxious,
-n having helped leer his own hands
V (Iowa and lelear up the vast for-
vhich stood. Where now are fruit-
lds and comfortable homesteads.
did. he think in those early days
O would live to See on this site
a town as Seaforth, or that he
be privileged. to address within
unds such a large, intelligent and
°table audience. 1 If some of the
ttlers who, years ago had gone to
long homes, eould see the people
heir surroundings here to -day, he
fancy their astonishment, and how
would rejoice at What they might
consider the fr
Dickson conclu
ruost interestuii
ble poetical quotation, and. resum-
is seat amidst the cheers of the
lice.
i. D. D. WILSON, Reeve of Seaforth,
ehalf :of the toWn and Council,
coal
tb ey
justl
Mr.
and
suit
ed
audi
011
its of their labgrs.
ed an. excellent
g address by a
thanked. the visitors for their presence
and ountenance on this occasion. He
also thanked the speakers for their good
wis es, and. their kind and encouraging
wor
bers
gad
had
larg
ceed
the
Stra
use
gav
the
offic
SOO
A
Que
peel
the
and
riag
the
Car
tain
afte which th,ey took their departure
for
con
mo
ces
hel
circ
nec
the
free
s now stated, Will not visit
ext month, but Will -remain la
4
to meet their Ra alHightessee
eopold and P cess Ionise
ug the latter the Queen is very
as she is i pressed with the
idea tha the injurie her Royal Mee
ness su tabled at Ottalwa. are more
serious tan she ha a been made aware
of. Fro - all aced:mita Prince Leo.
,
pold's vi it to Canada hail been mate.
tive of ateriel good l to his health.
SAD D owarae Aceneneir.-Thiirsday
morning 22nd hist Father Bleyea
bergh, o Trinity Clitir' ch, Detroit, took
twenty •r twenty-five of his churth
boys an a few others an the steam
yachtal mie, for a:II:exclusion to Mon-
roe. Re inning in the evening they
were ru into by th steamer Garland,
going down the rive with a large el-
eursion party. Fifteen persona on the
Mamie are known t
ed. and night saved..
cinshed,land. sunk
except s eh as esca.
escaped y crawling through the cabin
window
.-
• ROBBERY -A,; the private
bank of Fisher, Pr ston & Company, -
Detroit, I Thursday ragoa, while the
clerk, red Giffor Was idone, a
stranger appeared allthe opening of the
s, and especially thanked thermem- wire screen, on th -counter, and ex -
of the various bands and fire bri- pressed a desire to buy some Govern-
s who had cone so far, and who naent bopds. Gifto was about reply.'
by their presence, contributed so
ly to the suceess of the day's pro-
ngs. He made special mention of
iudness of Chief Gibson, of the blow fel
ford Brigade, who had granted the When h
•f hoseeand in many other ways that be
acaluable assistance, which both dollars
sommittee of management and the ter had
rs of the Seaforth brigade will not SUPPL
forget,. , - specter
ter giving t ree cheers for the calledt
n, and three or the Mayor and shipped
le of. iSeafort , the, proceedings in in the
grove I terminated. The speakers depth o
others were eScorted to the car- feet. P
s and conveyed back to town, and and wh
ands and fueanen. were metalled to become
no's Hall, where -they were enter- tops of
d at t supper ' by the Zunamittee, so crow
rapidly.
oVer 8
left to
resident
outing t
AN
haVe been drown -
The Mamie mu
•th those on boara
ed, Some of whom
hag whe the strang r suddenly reached
through the apertu e- and struck him
on the t triple with a shing-shot. The
e ftoor in -sensible,
it wns ascertained
and RI% thousand
currency, Lying on the c,oun-
.sappeared. 1
MO Diseesa PseliErtaL.--Ile
Lane has ;had. ' his attentioe
1 the condit on c
to Detroit trona
t. Clair RAver.
wa,ter in t ese pens is seven
ckerel are e deep water fist,
n confined em Shallow water
sickly. There are nearly fifty
hese fish in the Pens, -which are
ed that the fish I are dying a
One day lAest Week, it is said,
dead fish were airped out =a
oat along th shdre at Algona%
of which 't will talk -of prose -
Lie pen. awne s for their action.
XTRAO RD IX, 17 Iff tZOCIPEDIST.-
Riders en velocipede will find all their
eXploits pale before that of Mr. Ivat
Zinerty h, a young Hungarian, who,
coming roxia Loudo*, NO left Osteua
oil the 10th of Junel arrived at Pesth
OH Wednesday, July 7, liSseing travelled .
all the distance sonhe ,200 miles,en
his velocipede. 'He did n the average
130 kilornetres per stiay,!and took liie
way via Brussels, Cologne, Mainz,
Asehaffenburg, Passlare, iLinz, Vienna
Pressburg, and. KonaMorn. The Rae,
pest At . letic Club gee :Vt.. „Zinertych
ed him to t
recovered
ween four
f the pickerel
Pickerel peon
The greatest
• ome by their reepective trains and
-eyances. Mins ended one of the
t important aia well as most sm-
ut and pleasant gatherings ever
in town, withont one untoward.
mstance oc ng, either COPE --
ion with the
own, to detr
enjoyMent of
e onstration or in
bt from the full and.
the day.
News t of the Week.
A BIYAL OF TRI KETT.-Triekett, the
cha apion sculler as arrived in Eng-
lan from Austraha.!
CDARGEO AGAINST !ALDERMEN. -It is
cha ged that certain I Detroit aldernaen
hay been trying tie Make money out of
gas
Ste
ists•
age
ago
. ner $600 per Week to complete the I
fas at his theatrei
N 'ABOLITIONIST DEAD. - Benjamin
Ontracts.
with a Add medal. ! So little was he
a cordial reception nd ipresented him
fatied by his long jour ey thegheet•
nsby, one of the original Abolition-
tonded the same night a prize walking
died in- New lork the other day,
82. mateh fifty kilonietr in -six and
go
one-half hours, arra
ANREE CI3TENLSi. - Several days
in hit, -honor.
The ride is certainly markable
a New York Manager offered Dre
a.
r
OCC
fro
we
G-lic Wad ish.
EATHS IN HAVANA [-Sixty-one deaths' ' , 4„ • ,
.u.ill.. xiDITOR
an article in a '---reSceInit:. ETPreorseiror aboarenal
tired from yellow fever and five '
•L
small -pox in !Havana during the
° 1 the distress in Ireland and the language
k ending Seturday last.
used. The .writer inferred that Gaelic
nsTrizonox o7 C,ROPS.—The crop on and. Irish are the One language. Ile
Dalrymple farm in Minnesota has , Will find his mists:4e, for in Ireland
/ completely destroyed by a recent ' they speak different Ian
UN DOWN.—A, .1 yew boat was run ,
i speak the laoguageaf thegiurafgoerse.frottinize,
na entailing aeloes ofi$30,000.
the Danes, called Danish ; in the south
n by a steam launch on the River
Thames eon Monday. A gentleman the e ak the 'Spanish language, sad
. so with the Scotch claim They sneak
and lady and latvcO children were different languages, like the I -
drowned.
PIGEON RacING1 -I-- The American 1
I lit tribes ba%sciiio u tnhteofNotriatehw:esttlnlIg History
The
1
eneral Grant has
Jersey shire, the home of the elan Caropbell.
Highland. Scotch. Ghslic,, I speak the
Argyle 1G-a3lic and also the Irish. They
It is allowed that they Speak the pure
e-
t 4
AIyJ-
pigtson race from. iC lumbus to
0 miles, was won
s, the quickest time
are two distinct langnages. 1 hoe
t of a company visited the graveyards in, the Lowlands,
k and Boston capi- and the epitaphs ou tbe tombstones d
nd mines in New the early settlers shew ehat some emi.-
grated. from Ireland and some fro
France4 The ScotehMen in Huronareof
Irish descent. The names are the saute:
Broacift.yot, Carnochan, Landsborough:
Walker, Marten, RObb, Sproat, Era-
tland. to recruit his laccenti
and the A_berdeen Men leave' the SRO
1, find the N'orth of Ireland nien
.-Rev. Mr. Spur- ;nall'
The Aberdeen ' men boast.
Oa
the
bee
sto
do
'
Cite, a distance cif 5
by Easton in ;4`fi hem
on record.
POST OF HONOBJ--
bee0. elected preSide
melte up of New ',Yet,
talitits owning land.
treetsii and then
grounds in Mr.
Here a plat-
er the speakers,
o wis ed to use
EEDINCis.
cessioaists had
riagea, and. the
r places on, the
took the chair.i1
ing speech, in
atisfaetion: that
s had done us
is cetlebeaticin,
enjoyed them -
the satisfaction
people felt with
d high tribute ;
essrs.; Inglis & '
he &St speaker
✓ North Perth.
ed the pleasure
bone Sabbath Schoo
amine TO CANAD-
has gone to Sc
lth. He has be
geo
hea
SSION.-At the re-
in England, Mrs.
e British Premier,
with the Maryle-
n invited to visit ! their Irish blood floWingin their ve
north to the South t intersect that the tnited states nd Ganaaee and. Now, Mr. Editor, if !you will allow tbis
from, the east Co the vest thau at the wilt avail himself ;Of he opportunity at a space in your Valuable paper, y
point where Seatorth now is. There au arly date.
was Oa large tra t of ootintry both to the
north and souta of the railway, which
was tributary 'to this point, and. this
tk
country, he kn w, was as fertile as any
in the world, nd nauSt ultimately be-
come a productive and fruitful agrieul-
tural field. Alter considerable fighting,
as the people of those days will remem-
ber, the roads were located so as to in-
tersect at this point, the railway station
was erected, aeld the nucleus of the
present prosperous town was thus
established. _Re must say that his
hopes and expectations had been more
thararealized. Not mere than 22 or
23 years ago, the first log house was sta
RIVEN MAD BY, • EVIVALISM.- Bertie
easter, aged 21, as become insane
fret religious eii�itjement experienced
during the revival/meetings at Dr. Tal-
mTa,bernacie, inder the direction
of honaas Harrison the "boy Evange-
list" She has atte pted suicide three
times.
AMERICAN IMPOR ED STOCK. - MT.
W111. Crozier, the importer and breeder
of fine stock of Northport, Long Island,
ha e brought over from Scotland two of
thei finest specimens of horse -flesh that
it as ever fallen to his lot, he says, to
im rt. They arP two Pridesdale
lions, -1 and 3 years, old, and were
will greatly obhige,yours truly,
W. Ross,
Third. -Class 'Certificates.
The following is a list of the nags
of candidates who passed the non -Pro'
feeesrstrfinetiteseainamthinisatn
cleountfyor. tThird
heia-eint
leer of Possible marks is 1,275. Num-
ber to pass on the a egalte, 765. There
were10applicant :
Males -Stanley Anderson, 910;
aLCoaonllaui:8811a9ttleb;re, John F.
r dFt WD
. 80.26ro;eCvos,pa.nrt911;lon;n.3, s 8560;10:
Grant, 817; Wm. Knight, &5; Wine '
L:jjJLY
1
Miong, 168; John.
anles XcIntosh, 1
1321; Walter StIP
siabaria;827 ; Wa
oods, 899; Jatni
oderick Ross, 761
5;1NSamuel
, Fernales--Mary
;Jtorest, 791 ; Mai
ary L.1:101mes,V
=8119 ; Saxah Ingtos
iiz A.. Lai)
;Tetopangall, 912;
'Hannah Weir. 12
. rood, 829; Katie A
The followingla
;
2 test in arithmetic
. per cent. of the p;
Anaes,657 ;
Brirritt, 725 ;;
1680 ; Catherine' 4
:11.11.)18, 100;
*Dia.rgaret MeWI
- ;Purvis, 726 ; Mae
garet 13s,dcliff,7-4
7i20; Marion
Brussels 'will
...cattle fair
011.
September_
11 -The Court O
will open at Goa
;Ith_orf 0.cnto.beBreei-
to be the owner
calf
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put hiJt.En!
teacher of Soh
berme, latts be
y_Mr.
ear1881s bbt lia
a pair of cawf
five years age
calved on the s
the imperial in
vie is alnaost
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this yea/ ;
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next one ta-,
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time
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fact which
upon. II
that all Mai.
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saving thz
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this trusts.
names do
awe did, odra't
proper or
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member o
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quite a di
members if
so. We go
we do say
not been
mad that t
abuse whi
McLellan.
A NEW
Commonw,A7
ronto an •
Wright a
fesses to bz
pronaisee
.
from an adva,
bold -The
the Rag Baby
cal Legislatur-s,
the Senate,
ernment o
express 1n
Governme
voting for
legislation
end light
liquore, &
pretty ext
to be ably
questions-.
on others
enough. .
tabling i
sion of th
as peculia,
and May resul
cedents of
to inspire
deuce is genu
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to follow ilia
Toronto 'Irational,
decoy deck
-
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feeling of
-depaureia'
rt
of the Forty
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thing to
Pcilicy at
of the
.
by this new,
the courio
the Conservative
adopted.
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t
tbroug •
sing inde
partizan
the naissi
the circumstanges
ception, as
monk, loo
;
NEWS ihas
horrible
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India, The
ly made lin
mons o
had just
the effect
at Caudal.=
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'Nested, censistina
guns well
ments have
it will
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troops fr
A Ilica
editorial'
POSITOR, defends
the attac
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rs, .
ton to in
Exeter Tines'.-
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Thlent
article in
a Hi li
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editor of
should.t
hastil •
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School
knowled:e
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for the e
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some sy
ly induc•4
worth w
ditions t
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future of
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twice of
come to
policy is
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niably ddective
entirely
maperfed
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by the id
result from
an Engli
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in th
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g th er
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fad, and,
or "sore
do not
note, we
to lien ced by
ou correspondent
is Iso in
le: ding papers
ex eptioas
e. Not even
so. , They,
that
an member
to ese <Ids
th:t Comeaitteec,
rso • al interests
ere' t thieg
t at Committee
a• far as
ha thus far
an en aea a
e • nlirait
h i being
is e tirely
instead
ons who
motives
adheze
lwe know
, .
although
heads,"
"control"
do know
them.
error in
it.
na,med,
all
may, and
it would
of the
posieiou
: but
from eaying
this ourselve
wrongedoirg
•
nst ally
d and
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it
tha
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sup
tho-e
have
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cl
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titled
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be
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in 114
, or
sse
bu
the,.
pane
0-An4dian
mei;
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fine
ake
of a
pee
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ther
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nau .
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ally
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. e rearming,
.
vi
s an
try.
he fii
of Wth
,
jinni
t ha
ent.-
din
er,
t •
gha,-,
vill
wan
ent .1
e wde
ere
circamstano
mitt
ts w
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seas
ners,
th
the!
har,
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have
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wife
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ain.
; th.e
,a ingloes,
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rant
abo
c1i
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' toe-
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hydr
- THE
he iw
gavel
who
first
est t
et uj
!was
fro.
a to
e col
thie
testi
arid
fo'
• if
vglume
great
' which
,
fifty
avera•1
ich wi
the
• tbe r
1 to be
ntry.
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laud d
prair
hurt
er the
would
of the &
one
polies
'a the
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p y
tlemen
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ransaWn.
has a
extent,be
.
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f all Ca
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became
the ft
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ffect b
ven by
by it:
hich hL..jent
the
srices o
wing .
e hard
o hildrelagrew
1. en went
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ere wer
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bridgi
tra
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y wora
uited t
to fel
nd th
'the gr
under
se on ou
prayer
n, Pat
to pa_
o mortg:1Se
whistli
dles, on
way ii
Mono
p
powerf
more
t land
rifices t
'
o secu
aitway
y settl
ut it n
.. uch b
west h
ay, if si
t, at th •
t -actaa
.
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114
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w.h
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the
posed,
th.eirbonus
this
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and.
placed
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3 years
taeded
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rporation,
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the
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1.
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aro
Ay
pr:
th-
le
'To
!
'qu
,
acres
least
land
fertile
alculated
aggre-
thousand
belt
wide, ex-
miles
ere is
gigantic
has ever
Canada;
p in ene
orthweat,
&party
immense
the
grinding
ory Gov-
-millions
Western:
ap, every
enepha-
descrip-
elf had
clattered
wilder-
eath
,ed lots.
d loca-
11
o i
wed
es te
summer
mass
enoughe
h•re were
d i down.
o ice pro-
4ng men
ecessarY
s.eit them
s. And
h: dark
;.- forest,
natuly
tesmen,
:ent
• , haling
I 'dollars
to
States,.
Such
Canada
. Will
y see
. obtain-
opoly
willing
gnstruc-
irie,
P i'airie
estioned
:ecruel
.lotion;
ntity
se locked
:nd use"else,
of the
r • S. .
were
ast, by
e: rly hour
re alive
e ghborin
roundin
ived
•ith
d youn
ntinuall
ces unt
a coon' Merl
visitor
the
, Clinton,
li russsels
er town
I resented
the
erations
s presets
differ
,,, - ef
arrange
he cele
e durill
• isure
1 ace
lall svh,ea
e sproin
unfa
r, spo
So man
Would •lik
on
b k
ac ,
cess,
a hitch
back
ire of
t ae holler
e power
the pipee
t. of
fountain'
0 tuated
• , on
v.: ter
ory brick
• the
deuce
the
building
eh
c capai
in street;
the
are
t e whole
town
a e ple.
the
he teem-
. • -
01-1KS.
tested,
so action,
operatien.
ornina
• ouldbt
of
en
vvas
: got
ald
ts.
. Three
ere main-
s. There
streams
An.
own,
re is
h of time,
of
be
of
in
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,
to
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by
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to
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pay
a
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of
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visi
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con
lth
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be
or
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w
h
t h
an
to
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water
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charm.
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universal
with
to be
there
to the
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fire
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ket
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and
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Brussels
•
Mitchell
the
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the
siderable
fortune,
lest
notzl
did
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think
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they
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a -it
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excitenae
and
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starter.
had
the
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full
wise.
and
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withstaa
was
and
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alike
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M
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son,
foot
Hron's
•
pioneers;
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• sentative
joiniug
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toul,
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thepro
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men,
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' by
. Seafort
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larly
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form
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have
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•!Ixotirsion to Guelph.
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Mill for Sale -George
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:
RTII,FRIDAY, JULY 30,1880 .
.. _ _______ .
Noruen column will
from a teacher on the
and Dr; McLellan's
ith. -Although the
to dissent from the position
• EXPOSITOR on this
.
a.d.mits all that
to at the books published
are,not and can not
use in the schools,
Committee and thMinieter
la
io-n have not donei
them to Censure.
o imagines he has,
T. McLellan.. Now
a statement for it,. a
is stead of Mcfell
le for this tri
s and. stude:ats ar
At the request
as expressed by
at. their Institutes,
certain books ).
t .ought would be b
, -,
idates desiring to
. e
tibias, and to supply
in the catalogue
ooks. So soon as he
to prepare or exaneine
.apers on the subjeets
Jealt with. There
ge teachers, or etudents,
, else -to purchase arid
If they were puachased
't must, therefore, hlve
erit whichinduced
and use. But here
bookS-is 'subjected to
very opposite nature.
herged with publi
was in accordance
'
tion papers on. the s'
onsequently student
as on these pipe's
the book. Mr. McLellan
harge by stating 't.hat
his book, he ceased
onnection whatever
tiore paper § on the
•
nd con•sequently the
0 prepared with a vie
e sale of his book, as
dreater aid by reason
to the papers than other
to,rne subject. But,
charge settled, than
contrary nature is
t he: deceived teaela;
ware preparing for t
iu so much its they,
Algebra papers had. formerly
red by him, and eipectibg
d still be so prepared,
011 the stone subject,
s
a for this reason. be a
than any other. In
were partially disap
d. to obtain an und
were foiled, and. consequently-
nal disgust.' Now, to
liable nature of- t
ee
complaints, we '
ate the case as it
,.
is requested 13er
prepare a book; ho
once accused of giyi
ook an improper ad
who donot use it •
,
satiou unfounded, EtTL
ed. bemuse it is untonded
the deduction
orrespoedent's ,letter
n how very absurd a
him and those who
coolish. grievances. We
that, notwithstanding
correspondent to
assured upon the beet
Dr. McLellan's worki
st able one, and suPplies
vent to students, au4.
ut bo a great aid to ,
matter by whoin the
This being the case,
in the interests of society
ry to suppress this svoik,
just to punish its anther
II from office because
and ability 1 t
ble a book ? Our
ts that its sale anust
limited, and, conseq
for which. it is sold
e large, if there are
h, with a limited sale,
our correspbudeat
for years- the papers
axed: by Dr. McLellan
character, and that
with the teachers,
that the text books then
over the ground taken
ation papers. This
were these papers objected
Ame as being improper?
the queetions contained
such as students should
the author of the
ed. before them the
desired, and needed
i
1
, , ,
be found a .
school book
connection
writer pro-
t . .
taken
' question, be
we affirmed:
bY Mc-
be -author-
and that the
of
anything ,to•
• e bas, how-
a ,s,/rievanee
we will ta,ke
d will show
.
being re.-
vauce, the
thereselves
of the
resolutions ,
Dr. McLellan
hich he and
neficial aids
ass their ex-
an admitted
of available
did this, he
examine-
that his
was nothing
t'
or ally
use these
and
been their
their pur-
the author of
two charges
First, he
... -
ling a book
with. the ex-
me subjects,
, to success-
mast pur-
answers
after pub-
to have
•
with the ex-
same sub_
papers could.
to encourag-
t could not be
of its simil
',e
books on
, nsooner is
another of a
tabled-. That
rs and others
eir examine -h
knowing that
,.., been
they
purchased. his.
expecting it 1
greater aid to 1
his, of course i
°hated. They
advantaae.
c'
their
show the un-
• ese charaes
ii.
_ "
have simply
stands. Dr. -
the teach-
does so, and
g those usina
e'
antage oVor
e proves this
he is again
. These
-drawn from
.
audi he must
position they
1
cherish goalie 1
may also
the opinion.
the contrary,
anthorit Y
on algebra is
a lona-
r-• -
that it cau-
tudents usina
1 0
papers are
we ask would
and the
017 would.
by dis-
he possessed
prepare so The
orrespondent
necessarily be
ieutly, at the
he profits can
profits at all,
.
is doubtful.
further states
on algebra
were of a
he, in com-
deplored the
in use did
by the ex-
may be all so,
to at
li •nea:
in th ena
know, is
work, which
information
to attain suc-
.. .
w ekly
is •
d .
i
o d scuss
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t . e
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al
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aommoo
to, -neon
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it
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its editor
th
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. by
tir
the
evIhich
1
dare
! do ; .
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dvaperd'
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The,
more
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end
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be lik 1 •
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many es
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be. tot:llY
evil • hibh
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upon such
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force of the 1
✓ was always
'died like a
THE C
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k well
ST.
rwor s
nelph.
and to
the j towns-
same!mlay be
the bJuiding,
Th entire
feet 1 f new
500. rhe in -
11 be nearly
crease in in -
of tbe hi-
lly o her in-
uld b ;men -
he felt at being present on so auspicious
an occasion, and paid a high tribute to
the enterprise and. coneage of the peo-
ple of Seaforth for em arising in such
an enterprise as a thorjough system of
waterworks. He felt ae bared, however,
that they would! be Sa ply repaid. for
their courage. Both ip a sanitary and
pecuniary point f vies would they be
benefitted. On aocouni of the efficiency
of the System th t insur nce rates would
undoubtedly be o decre sed, while the
fact that properity wo d be so safe
from tlae devouring ele ent would be a
material inducerneut 10 outsiders to
come here, andi engaging in business,
build ap important in ustries of vari-
ous kinds. He was a" politician, and
'being a politician, he pundit somewhat
I- difficult to steer plear of political
ques
•1 tions. He -fully undetstood, however,
u corn- that it woud not be jiudicions to dis-
here is euss the National Policy or kindred
people subjects on such an occasion, but he
g: were thought that as the curreney question,
do n t thiuk or what had heel' ironiCally termed the
ssenti g voice "Rag Baby," Jiad not :as yet been
TION.
ve be
sted,
ng th
he thi
espouSed by either of t e existing p 11-
6
'
NT. tical parties in this Ccuntry, he 'might
the various be permitted to say- a few words on
ered for the that. I He then entere in -to an elabor-
six brigades ate diecussion of tb is fi ancial question,
Won.These and cencluded by expr ssing the hope
hell, !Exeter, that the "Rag Baby" s ould at no dis-
eaforth. F The taut day obtain the as • enda,ncy in this
mpanief3 were Canada of ours. ,
t ha ds, and Mn. THOMAS VrIBSON M. P. P., was
nick' attired
the next speaken. He had made Sea-
nsistea of 15 forth his heathniar for 15 or 16
se relel from years, and he col& rec llect well when
drant1 at Mar- it was withotit a single inhabitant, and.
300 yards, at- he was proud ariki pleased to see it to -
hydrant, tin- day one of the tmost regressive and
and thrbwing enterprising towins in Ithis section of
from Old start the country.
he water was people on the s
zle of the hose.
their admirable
excellent time, and
predicted t
ery ken1 one. money spent in
the Worth profitable have
esp daily as passing referenc
king 'part in declated it to be
in 'tights," • lapidated as to 6 valu
,
He thought the debts of Canada had
been [honestly • coutrabted, and thy
should be hone. tly paid and. hot re-
pudiated. - He I ede the assertion that
the money cov6 ed by the Rag Baby
advocates woul not g ' far to facilitate
trade between t
it wo Id not bu
coffee
1in Java,
be of 3:1 uch serv
He then referre
theiii, an un -
not o cloth -
o rer4Dve even
of c mplamt,
the Seaforth
nly a ; to time,
sev ral cam-
ollo w g order, ,
d test as abave
down, to each,
ute 28 seeonde. I the
the e
" 23 " be ab
" 2141, " ' • my.
me talt n. inste
ab by th
30 ve that
prize
$40, and
In
nreeling
pau permit-
ose to catch on
em a ay from
and lo ing can -
ford ompany,
the s me mis-
ton ompieny
gett ng their
xeter onapany
watef through'
accguuts for
in their Oase..
ell c ornpa ies
hilei e do not;
ftily thliai :either
rd Oppcineets,
g thle couping
cceesfhlly, and,
ize.s. 1The on-.
e intel,rest nd
th ce test nts
ted tihe niost
it throughout.
of Wingheen,
eper, and Mr.
f Godericlr, as
petini brigades
ers as well, and
mous.. •
e tou nament,
nd the invited
ardne's
extending the
and one cross-
speedity tilled,
ies of the Wait -
most in supply -
tors. The din-
e cdngratulated the
ccessfal completion of
ystem of waterworks,
at they would find the
rectina them a most
Ile made a
Rag Baby, and
ged and so di -
less for service.
tment.
to th
SO 1-9.,
is ail other nations;
mile tea in.China nor
nor W uld, if adopted,.
ce hple or elsewhere.
to te usefulness of
ocal Legi latur and combatted
ntention f sone that it should
lished in rder t promote econo-
He shewe ver yt ouclusi-vely that
d of Onta io pro ting pecuniarily
abolitio of he Local Legisla-
be a heavy loser. He
emarkfi by eosin ex -
e felt at being
chsa d the hope that
of S forth might be
he f ure than it had.
tare, he would
con chided his
pressing the pi
present, and vo
the Prosperity
even greater in
been in the pas
Interesting a
were 0,1so deliv
, ham, of Egm
Strac an, Reeve of Grey; Mr. S. -Platt,
Sheriff Gibbons an4 Mr. Horton, Id
Goderich, and Rev. r. Cobb, of Sea -
forth'; but we eegret, the space at our
dispo al will noot perinit of even a sum-
mary report.
d appropriate addresses
red bY Rev. loin Gra-
ndville ; Mr. Thomas
n, Registrar cif
pioneers of Sea-
Oaker. He stated
mrp. James Dick o
Huron and one of th
forth, was the last s
that this was his firs ,appearanbe on a
publib platform for thirteen or fourteen
years, and as a conseinence he felt no
little diffidence in attempting to,address
so large and so Intelligent an audience.
He considered the IwaterworkS which
had just been completed furnished ad-
ditioaal proof or the energy and courage
of the people of Seafe4h, and were cer-
tainly creditable to all concerned.
True, the cost taighb- be objected to by
some 4 Eleven. 1:thoasaucl dollars was
no Eanall sum, but •when the efficiency
of this system is gohsidered, he felt
safe ijn stating that ip would prove the
cheapest in the end Men of energy
I and oapital wishing to engage in busi-
ness alwa,ys look for places where the
capital they invest will be safe from
the dlestroyiva lement of fire, and the
efficiency of tr'h fire protection system
here cannot-bu be a -Very material in-
. Canino, ducement to all such men to locate in
e desired. Not- the town. And t is $11,000 to
se erawd., there what might belost by a fire in a few
houre. What is su a sum in com-
parieon with the los. of the great fire
of fonr years 4go. f on the morning
of that fire theipeople f Seaforth could
ery best for an,
ith Which the
st have been
JULY 1101 18
erec :0 in Seaforth. See what. it is
to -da. While the energy and enter-
,
prise • f the people q Seaforth had
mut to do with its apid growth, its
locat n and surroundings were en-
titled to equal credit. It was the cen-
tre of as fine a .conntri is there is in
Onta i0 or anywhere Ise. It had for
years the grain and principal mercan-
tile t ade of an inane:ease section of
count y. It is true that a great deal of
this as. been recehtly cut off by the
const uction of new lines of railway.
But s it loses the trade of the more re-
mote • townships, ' these immediately
surre lading it are continually improv-
ing na developing, and the people
beco eing more wealthy, while their
prod diens are greater and their re-
quire id tants more varied and. extensive.
And- hese townships re not yet fully
deve oped. They Jra4 been long held
dew • by the grasping tyranny and op-
press on of the Caned Company, who
had. ecured possessien of them, and
who eanipulated there. so as to profit
and row rich from the industry and
thrif of the settlers of the adjoining
town 'hips. They wee now, however,
prett nearly all free ' from the grasp
of th se monopoliets, and their ilea-
prov ment would, he even greater
in t e future than it had been
in he past, So that, notwith-
steno mg -what it has lost, there is
still erritory and trade enough left to
Seafirth to ensure at least as great a
degrse of prosperity in the future as in
the p: -t. He would eounsel the most
friendly and cordial relations between
the leople of the town and those of the
coun
cal,
and
nece
othe
bein
and
to h
ests
ful fi
Littl
ftllat
qiich
oul
its b
resp
old s
thei
and
aterer and the
ment. Among have restored hei.r losses for $11,000,
le, we noticed he thought they vvould very willingly
✓ North Perth; have done so. ;With the present eystere
North Huron; cf w terworks properly managed, such
ch; Jas. Dick- a file would be an impossibility. He
exander Broad- hope , however, it wbuld. be long be-
fore the works Would reed to be tested
in any such practical manlier. In the
: invitation he had reaeived from the
Secretary of the Committee it was
stated he, Mr. Dickson,was "one of the
fathers of Seaforth, nay, the father."
If this were so; he coola assure them
he had no cauee to be ashamed ,of his
- child ; but hei had /13 any and great
ION. , ' reasons to feel. proad of it. As the
nished. dinner, Rag Baby lied been mentioned, he
ed. The fol- mi,glit state that he bad frequently seen
tfr
red: . he fire- representatione of that infant in that
espec ive bands excellent comi.C.• paper aril), and from
uncil, in .a, car- its general apejearance there he did not
ules ; the car-
ited f.uests and
nd private car -
was Marshalled
, Chief of the
It was quite a
, and Was much
essecl it. ' The
uniferms, and.
o th musical
leoke
ocessi
Esq., two of
ost respected
, Esq, Horace
s other repres
and 11 the ad -
iv
ntati Ses of the
Mite iell, Clin-
orth ere also
think much of it. It looked as if it
• was oontinual& bawli
-1 to drink. Th4 was n
• his ohild, th& town
g for something
t the case with
of Seaforth. It
was always we4 fed, g ew rapidly, and
was ever in a good thriving condition.
In the olden times when he had the
honor of being Reeve of Tuekersmith Mexico.
he -took a very, active interest in the WALKED IN Pam
great gravel road scheM.e of those days, cent Mikes festiVal
n went the successful [parrying out of which Gladstone, wife oft
particu-
was the first Step to prosperity and walked. processio
greatness for both Huran and. Seaforth:
In looking outifor a locatien for these
roads he could not see a better point •
for the leading thoroughfare from the
— sea
purehase4 for 600 from the tam
horee breeder, David Riddles, of 131a
Hall, Paiiley, Scotland. They are 11.74
draught horses of collossal prone=
reeeoes
for theirego.
FLO.ODS NEW MEXICO.
have bee
eastern p
fallen in
had been.
duration,
fit the gi
of grass f
Senn
ere
great 11004 ..in the eerth.
t ff New Mexico. Rain tax
essdnatly for la weeknee
a diought at : seVeral months,
and the rain will greatly blase
wilag crops and insurep
r stock. :
GAINST ENHLAND.- A
from the 1Transvaal, Afriea, statee.mg
the Africans, not being pewerfulenougn
to throw off the Britiph risle,haYe fora,
ed a cortiearty with al capital of l
000, and in future iUlla, et
ll purchase lei
goods of America or any ether eanon
-except Eland.
OFFENII)ED ROY.ALIY.--It is reposee
that the Queen is intensely ehagrelea
over the refusal of P4liament to alb,
the erection of the statuel of the Fahae
Imperial in the Wskitnainster Abbey,
She desied it ereete ;by the side; of the
tomb of her father, a 4 Since the action,
of Parliainent dealers she will aeve
again enter Westminster.
A iftPn FORTUNE ,4-.W. - Ira Carlia
a young Oaan. of molerate cirennastan.
cee, has received i telligleiace that be
has fallenheir to a 1»rty Million estate
of an tingle in Australia. ,IThe testator,
Alfred Cerlin,w.as kingof the Australise
stock breeders, and ,conscienticas wit-
ness for the claimant to the Tichborne
estates, having had Arthur 'Orton for a
long tim ,in his em ley.
it
ROYAL VISIT TO I ELAND.---ner NA_
ry. Their inter sts were identi- jesty, it
inters
ts
what addi t the prosperity Ireland
nrichrnent of t e one, must of t England
sity be equally beneficial to the Prince
. He -felt sonie degree of pride in ,Coricern
one of the pioneer settlers here, anxious,
-n having helped leer his own hands
V (Iowa and lelear up the vast for-
vhich stood. Where now are fruit-
lds and comfortable homesteads.
did. he think in those early days
O would live to See on this site
a town as Seaforth, or that he
be privileged. to address within
unds such a large, intelligent and
°table audience. 1 If some of the
ttlers who, years ago had gone to
long homes, eould see the people
heir surroundings here to -day, he
fancy their astonishment, and how
would rejoice at What they might
consider the fr
Dickson conclu
ruost interestuii
ble poetical quotation, and. resum-
is seat amidst the cheers of the
lice.
i. D. D. WILSON, Reeve of Seaforth,
ehalf :of the toWn and Council,
coal
tb ey
justl
Mr.
and
suit
ed
audi
011
its of their labgrs.
ed an. excellent
g address by a
thanked. the visitors for their presence
and ountenance on this occasion. He
also thanked the speakers for their good
wis es, and. their kind and encouraging
wor
bers
gad
had
larg
ceed
the
Stra
use
gav
the
offic
SOO
A
Que
peel
the
and
riag
the
Car
tain
afte which th,ey took their departure
for
con
mo
ces
hel
circ
nec
the
free
s now stated, Will not visit
ext month, but Will -remain la
4
to meet their Ra alHightessee
eopold and P cess Ionise
ug the latter the Queen is very
as she is i pressed with the
idea tha the injurie her Royal Mee
ness su tabled at Ottalwa. are more
serious tan she ha a been made aware
of. Fro - all aced:mita Prince Leo.
,
pold's vi it to Canada hail been mate.
tive of ateriel good l to his health.
SAD D owarae Aceneneir.-Thiirsday
morning 22nd hist Father Bleyea
bergh, o Trinity Clitir' ch, Detroit, took
twenty •r twenty-five of his churth
boys an a few others an the steam
yachtal mie, for a:II:exclusion to Mon-
roe. Re inning in the evening they
were ru into by th steamer Garland,
going down the rive with a large el-
eursion party. Fifteen persona on the
Mamie are known t
ed. and night saved..
cinshed,land. sunk
except s eh as esca.
escaped y crawling through the cabin
window
.-
• ROBBERY -A,; the private
bank of Fisher, Pr ston & Company, -
Detroit, I Thursday ragoa, while the
clerk, red Giffor Was idone, a
stranger appeared allthe opening of the
s, and especially thanked thermem- wire screen, on th -counter, and ex -
of the various bands and fire bri- pressed a desire to buy some Govern-
s who had cone so far, and who naent bopds. Gifto was about reply.'
by their presence, contributed so
ly to the suceess of the day's pro-
ngs. He made special mention of
iudness of Chief Gibson, of the blow fel
ford Brigade, who had granted the When h
•f hoseeand in many other ways that be
acaluable assistance, which both dollars
sommittee of management and the ter had
rs of the Seaforth brigade will not SUPPL
forget,. , - specter
ter giving t ree cheers for the calledt
n, and three or the Mayor and shipped
le of. iSeafort , the, proceedings in in the
grove I terminated. The speakers depth o
others were eScorted to the car- feet. P
s and conveyed back to town, and and wh
ands and fueanen. were metalled to become
no's Hall, where -they were enter- tops of
d at t supper ' by the Zunamittee, so crow
rapidly.
oVer 8
left to
resident
outing t
AN
haVe been drown -
The Mamie mu
•th those on boara
ed, Some of whom
hag whe the strang r suddenly reached
through the apertu e- and struck him
on the t triple with a shing-shot. The
e ftoor in -sensible,
it wns ascertained
and RI% thousand
currency, Lying on the c,oun-
.sappeared. 1
MO Diseesa PseliErtaL.--Ile
Lane has ;had. ' his attentioe
1 the condit on c
to Detroit trona
t. Clair RAver.
wa,ter in t ese pens is seven
ckerel are e deep water fist,
n confined em Shallow water
sickly. There are nearly fifty
hese fish in the Pens, -which are
ed that the fish I are dying a
One day lAest Week, it is said,
dead fish were airped out =a
oat along th shdre at Algona%
of which 't will talk -of prose -
Lie pen. awne s for their action.
XTRAO RD IX, 17 Iff tZOCIPEDIST.-
Riders en velocipede will find all their
eXploits pale before that of Mr. Ivat
Zinerty h, a young Hungarian, who,
coming roxia Loudo*, NO left Osteua
oil the 10th of Junel arrived at Pesth
OH Wednesday, July 7, liSseing travelled .
all the distance sonhe ,200 miles,en
his velocipede. 'He did n the average
130 kilornetres per stiay,!and took liie
way via Brussels, Cologne, Mainz,
Asehaffenburg, Passlare, iLinz, Vienna
Pressburg, and. KonaMorn. The Rae,
pest At . letic Club gee :Vt.. „Zinertych
ed him to t
recovered
ween four
f the pickerel
Pickerel peon
The greatest
• ome by their reepective trains and
-eyances. Mins ended one of the
t important aia well as most sm-
ut and pleasant gatherings ever
in town, withont one untoward.
mstance oc ng, either COPE --
ion with the
own, to detr
enjoyMent of
e onstration or in
bt from the full and.
the day.
News t of the Week.
A BIYAL OF TRI KETT.-Triekett, the
cha apion sculler as arrived in Eng-
lan from Austraha.!
CDARGEO AGAINST !ALDERMEN. -It is
cha ged that certain I Detroit aldernaen
hay been trying tie Make money out of
gas
Ste
ists•
age
ago
. ner $600 per Week to complete the I
fas at his theatrei
N 'ABOLITIONIST DEAD. - Benjamin
Ontracts.
with a Add medal. ! So little was he
a cordial reception nd ipresented him
fatied by his long jour ey thegheet•
nsby, one of the original Abolition-
tonded the same night a prize walking
died in- New lork the other day,
82. mateh fifty kilonietr in -six and
go
one-half hours, arra
ANREE CI3TENLSi. - Several days
in hit, -honor.
The ride is certainly markable
a New York Manager offered Dre
a.
r
OCC
fro
we
G-lic Wad ish.
EATHS IN HAVANA [-Sixty-one deaths' ' , 4„ • ,
.u.ill.. xiDITOR
an article in a '---reSceInit:. ETPreorseiror aboarenal
tired from yellow fever and five '
•L
small -pox in !Havana during the
° 1 the distress in Ireland and the language
k ending Seturday last.
used. The .writer inferred that Gaelic
nsTrizonox o7 C,ROPS.—The crop on and. Irish are the One language. Ile
Dalrymple farm in Minnesota has , Will find his mists:4e, for in Ireland
/ completely destroyed by a recent ' they speak different Ian
UN DOWN.—A, .1 yew boat was run ,
i speak the laoguageaf thegiurafgoerse.frottinize,
na entailing aeloes ofi$30,000.
the Danes, called Danish ; in the south
n by a steam launch on the River
Thames eon Monday. A gentleman the e ak the 'Spanish language, sad
. so with the Scotch claim They sneak
and lady and latvcO children were different languages, like the I -
drowned.
PIGEON RacING1 -I-- The American 1
I lit tribes ba%sciiio u tnhteofNotriatehw:esttlnlIg History
The
1
eneral Grant has
Jersey shire, the home of the elan Caropbell.
Highland. Scotch. Ghslic,, I speak the
Argyle 1G-a3lic and also the Irish. They
It is allowed that they Speak the pure
e-
t 4
AIyJ-
pigtson race from. iC lumbus to
0 miles, was won
s, the quickest time
are two distinct langnages. 1 hoe
t of a company visited the graveyards in, the Lowlands,
k and Boston capi- and the epitaphs ou tbe tombstones d
nd mines in New the early settlers shew ehat some emi.-
grated. from Ireland and some fro
France4 The ScotehMen in Huronareof
Irish descent. The names are the saute:
Broacift.yot, Carnochan, Landsborough:
Walker, Marten, RObb, Sproat, Era-
tland. to recruit his laccenti
and the A_berdeen Men leave' the SRO
1, find the N'orth of Ireland nien
.-Rev. Mr. Spur- ;nall'
The Aberdeen ' men boast.
Oa
the
bee
sto
do
'
Cite, a distance cif 5
by Easton in ;4`fi hem
on record.
POST OF HONOBJ--
bee0. elected preSide
melte up of New ',Yet,
talitits owning land.
treetsii and then
grounds in Mr.
Here a plat-
er the speakers,
o wis ed to use
EEDINCis.
cessioaists had
riagea, and. the
r places on, the
took the chair.i1
ing speech, in
atisfaetion: that
s had done us
is cetlebeaticin,
enjoyed them -
the satisfaction
people felt with
d high tribute ;
essrs.; Inglis & '
he &St speaker
✓ North Perth.
ed the pleasure
bone Sabbath Schoo
amine TO CANAD-
has gone to Sc
lth. He has be
geo
hea
SSION.-At the re-
in England, Mrs.
e British Premier,
with the Maryle-
n invited to visit ! their Irish blood floWingin their ve
north to the South t intersect that the tnited states nd Ganaaee and. Now, Mr. Editor, if !you will allow tbis
from, the east Co the vest thau at the wilt avail himself ;Of he opportunity at a space in your Valuable paper, y
point where Seatorth now is. There au arly date.
was Oa large tra t of ootintry both to the
north and souta of the railway, which
was tributary 'to this point, and. this
tk
country, he kn w, was as fertile as any
in the world, nd nauSt ultimately be-
come a productive and fruitful agrieul-
tural field. Alter considerable fighting,
as the people of those days will remem-
ber, the roads were located so as to in-
tersect at this point, the railway station
was erected, aeld the nucleus of the
present prosperous town was thus
established. _Re must say that his
hopes and expectations had been more
thararealized. Not mere than 22 or
23 years ago, the first log house was sta
RIVEN MAD BY, • EVIVALISM.- Bertie
easter, aged 21, as become insane
fret religious eii�itjement experienced
during the revival/meetings at Dr. Tal-
mTa,bernacie, inder the direction
of honaas Harrison the "boy Evange-
list" She has atte pted suicide three
times.
AMERICAN IMPOR ED STOCK. - MT.
W111. Crozier, the importer and breeder
of fine stock of Northport, Long Island,
ha e brought over from Scotland two of
thei finest specimens of horse -flesh that
it as ever fallen to his lot, he says, to
im rt. They arP two Pridesdale
lions, -1 and 3 years, old, and were
will greatly obhige,yours truly,
W. Ross,
Third. -Class 'Certificates.
The following is a list of the nags
of candidates who passed the non -Pro'
feeesrstrfinetiteseainamthinisatn
cleountfyor. tThird
heia-eint
leer of Possible marks is 1,275. Num-
ber to pass on the a egalte, 765. There
were10applicant :
Males -Stanley Anderson, 910;
aLCoaonllaui:8811a9ttleb;re, John F.
r dFt WD
. 80.26ro;eCvos,pa.nrt911;lon;n.3, s 8560;10:
Grant, 817; Wm. Knight, &5; Wine '
L:jjJLY
1
Miong, 168; John.
anles XcIntosh, 1
1321; Walter StIP
siabaria;827 ; Wa
oods, 899; Jatni
oderick Ross, 761
5;1NSamuel
, Fernales--Mary
;Jtorest, 791 ; Mai
ary L.1:101mes,V
=8119 ; Saxah Ingtos
iiz A.. Lai)
;Tetopangall, 912;
'Hannah Weir. 12
. rood, 829; Katie A
The followingla
;
2 test in arithmetic
. per cent. of the p;
Anaes,657 ;
Brirritt, 725 ;;
1680 ; Catherine' 4
:11.11.)18, 100;
*Dia.rgaret MeWI
- ;Purvis, 726 ; Mae
garet 13s,dcliff,7-4
7i20; Marion
Brussels 'will
...cattle fair
011.
September_
11 -The Court O
will open at Goa
;Ith_orf 0.cnto.beBreei-
to be the owner
calf
• -well in Rental:
Ewen. It is ex
put hiJt.En!
teacher of Soh
berme, latts be
y_Mr.
ear1881s bbt lia
a pair of cawf
five years age
calved on the s
the imperial in
vie is alnaost
Nearly ev-ery
will1r
a!amsucrLe0(
:o,00d000in Grey.
f for
txibr.ia
3 ,
-Rev. ratl
don., delivered
Catholic Chur
last, -Ott the sl
tions t0 Caliu
s--ii-zifrthorsere;turei
this yea/ ;
50 in Wroxeti
209 in Stafgri
-It has be
f
Fotbair:airecthwaett:fiieji
next one ta-,
September. I
-Edward'
Cb frora Zur
keep the pe1
statutory te
1Tonday, disi
niz_anoc:e. as,
en, of the
slipping awl
'Upon exa33
two ribs we
-ConaTpha 'aeP
lyM41
:buutrttetletrfrorita:
purcbaae
ter. tlaMctr9..y
isthellicreortana
de-n:1e %Is'
2ond tooc
nt
sided. wit
She wasa
•
knew her,
An-deArne*ia
• the stea
31e;a:r roal 1I; s'
a v
nobhir :18 O:13tz03: rstlo
finIfila;Ttfor
-Only at
bto5g3ao.ta_Ehrni:3.m:intert,
as fame
classed
plea for
'011r14111IIl
r t. Pheyn
threeatiktw
2:M 13 343
work °hie' vo-hrlrepulkhrtpel oltr
hitche
Currie'
michi
ol
is-wPhe 113.
nhyeir-
ynl
•
lidaw:hiat c
seve
•
sine
her
has
neig