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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1882-03-10, Page 4n � — __ - �.�_______ ___ - � ___ ____ _ , .��_., __ - _ - I— - � - , . I-- 1--___-1:--.._-_;__ - _ I . - . � M Z_�_ , �- � — 1 � �__7 - _ IU ,,--. . I , _i� I _._1 _ � - — — � . � . I : . . � I . . I I . . �' I ., I - - - I . : I I . I . -1 . I q _ . . 11 � . - I - ___ .-, I - "' - �� - � - -, __ __ - "' - . . " I . ; � . — — !, . : -, - I - � i - .- ,� � . ___ - � ____ , _ � � "I - - i I ,. . I . ____ __ - I ! - - I _______, 1___- __ __ �� . ,� . , I-- � ,. . I . ,, � � I . 1�; I � � i I I I - , I . . . - . . - . I . � . I I i � . __ � . . . � .. . - � - r I , � . I . I i I I - . � — - . � . i - . I � , .1 . - . . ! I I - . . . - . I : I . - � . — I I — : ; . � I I � - r � � I I ! ! . � . . I . I - . �_, � I . . ! I : . i %. � � , . I i � I I - . I � . I — I - — I a I : . . a . I - 11 . i . : - . � . . - � i . . I I - . I I � - I . I � - i J . - . ; � . I .. - P . - . . I I � I � I . . . . � � � A � : �, . I . I . 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I � �� . � . � �� ! I .� ; r - I — — I . i . I - I � � . ; �, I . . . — . . . I . i1i . � i � . � - ! . . � � � . � � ;_ . . , 1 . AfARCH 10, 1882. ' �, I - 4 . . . . , I ; I . . � . . I I I . ! P - . 11 4 4 1 . . I THE HURON EXPOSliroR. i I mmimi I . .11 � � � 1. . . I � . � I NNNNN=N=E1!E1 I . � 1 4- . I - - i - ' f sfy him, came to . thig rov 2"T!!! 11 - I - I - I I ; - . - 'once, I ernor ot Kentucky. Other plainters are imported. horse "John Bnll,!' to Xr. . 1� I . . - . _DVF � In -inght Mr. Fraser to his feet at ' for'the has made a selection of ten J- N.UW A ,1�TISF,MENTS. inga of this kind. Aoide, thereforef clear up when he com ences his can- br 3anic of' West - Wawanosh . see ious f �T 13 . � d d' to deliver & sting- damaged $5,0(�) to 110,000 eacill. It -is Cl .1 . ? � . or - - & . I � ! from the absurdity of the habit; the ex- vas and mounts the rostrum. He is an �nd he procee a & I I � himself and friends of Can , . � I � I . I � I Ing castigation- to the member I estimated thaV: 5,006 to 10,000 people re- sum of $300. i m � ! 7 1 New Boots—C. W. Papst. l i , - 111. i uch as any - yj - �E amplp is a not to I be �y , ardent admirer of the present Govern- for West Toronto for bi. I q�t�ations for a time at leiit. - San- —Mr. John Briud.1 of the �th con- Railway land& west of Bra , 11. - ; . Seeds -0. C. Willson. : . . . I brin - o ., �', � � � 11 tamer or d�ring his cession of Colborne, died on Saturday returns to Ontario to bring o t isl i, I I. ment, and be is earnestly anxious . affraOtin� ancook reports that ;1. I Abstract—Wm. McConnell. I means wboleBorae. There is no reasoD . 'for ity in introducing a bill � olony to break up land for s *: g crol�. �, -, g� � - there ant trip South he witnessed, terrible last at the advanced age of 86 years. c ; _y I . - schools - when were rec i 11 New ArrivOo—Tbomas Kidd. i why toasts oou drunk and protection for salt. Probably: he will separate . �,,J� Id not be forty ping. ; . . . . Catholic members enough in th6 House I scenes of desolation and mise caused He had live,l in"Colbome for over � I ; . . A � I . . q I � Seeds—Pearce, Weld & Co,A del , i i . " ,,, - ! ored just as well with cold water or explain the reasonP. why that, mo esi- —As the afternoon train Was � co" , L . � � . hon 4 . � to assume the responsibility. of such a I by the floods. � years, and was one of our oldest 'i I . �� Testimonfids—J. & Roberts. I THE LOG CUT.- The log out in the dents. � �� I - Z�i � Take Notice—T. Mellis, with tea or c5offe 3 as with wines and Government, of which he is a -supporter, measure, were it required. He defend- , . inito Ethel station a few -days ago a � - - . Z Im I . . I 'I Upper Mississippi Valley this season is —It is carrently reported-.. th4l a span of horses belonging to John I - Y'. ; . I '. . fosters a Nova Scotia industry and re- ad the Separate schools against the , wii; .1 ; IJ I A Great Chance—D. Keneally. � liquors. All that is required to bring . ' sident of Wingham. -who', a field, which was Standing inthe; I 11 L -r A : 0 static% , t�i To Milk Drawers—R. Pollard. about a revolution of this' kin'd is a fu�es like treatment to an industry of charges of --ineffici6ney, and said th�y 1 240,000,000, r,90,000,000 less than an- prominent re - � -- '. � . I ; . , I I � �, 1 � 30t 1 ticipated. : I short time ago, made a big haul specu yard with part of a load ofwood, whick - T - d comparison in'this -Nasp , 1 1 . . . , . -little courage and. fir-nness on the part I equal importance to the Prem er Pro- I - � A Blacksmith Shop to Rent—T. BeveMY- challenge 0 6 its I I �� . A . 1, . TALITT.—There were 6,900 deaths lating in Winifipeg, has since lost all h w being unloaded I � - t I Notice to Contractors—T. Carrot. i ' .1 with the more lavishly Supported public . NOR 1, became frighteDad I. � .�f i of the leading men of the * respective I Vince of Ontario. : � 'in New York during Jan u ary and. Feb- made and a good bit more. There will at the whistle of the train nd ran ; I �. For -Sale—A. Hobson. � � , . schools. He moved the six moutbB' . I . I ,a -. . �, ��. � i � onths be company for hiui before4ong. across the track. The horses Sue - � Z i; Lectil' districts where th 9 gatherings are held. i � boist. Mr. Lauder contended for the � ruary, against 6,000 for the Same in I i I ceedea . � l, j.�-, I� lq re—Wrn.,.Mooreri, . i I . . . ; .1 I . I - —Two young men oil the 9th - in getting over, but the enginei ea 11 " , h , con li Seed Oats—Wm. Rehill. The gatherings hemselves would be OUR TORONTO'LETTER. right of the n�ember for West Toronto � Of last year. I 11611 � � I ' � 1; 1� , .- I i . � cession of Howick are reported to h4ve agmeiltL ;�,i W e, I t Red Mill—Wra. Selater. � one the less enjoyable, the guest or � to speak on behalf of any portion of big It A GLUTTON'S DEATu.—At Utica, N. the ,sleigh and broke it into Ir ' : i; : d � n P. 1" _. 1, . - That I Y., the other nigbt, John G. 1 Ehring, oawedscord of -,two -foot wood on'tof Strange to Say the horses were �Dinjyar, , # lw I � Anotion Sale—Henry Hood. . (From Our Own Corre8pondent.) constituents, regardless of creed. ; I � 7 �, object would be qqaUy ,bmiored, and, - . I * 1, ;!I � Card—A. Davidson. . the bill is not urgently demanded by ' On a wager, drank two quarts Of wbi§- the login ten minutes; A cords in six: ad, but were f,o frightened by the shook . . . 1'. X - I t ", - . � The session is approaching 4 close, d a half hours, and have s ime money that they turned ato a It ,I I . und and -stood I - , I - above all, men w I not 1,e compelled the supporters of separate schools i key, and died in 'a few hours I an 0 1 N r� Property for Sale—G. R. Wynne. I . I- I n F. and the signs are thoso'of a Speedy pro- th &hout the Province, was Shown by � � . ,; .. i - _.. !! . Durham Bull for Sale—John Coettes , to place temptation in tho way of those I . Lou,, ! SUPERSTITION.—An apparition of the to Vat that they can out 20 cords i 10 stone -still looking ei jhe train. Thg : I ��. . � 4 , I I - . harness was considerably broken. it -- 9 - - , rogation. The committees, with the the fact that five Catholic members, Sit. ! Virgin Mary is said to have appeared in hours. � x ! 113 Boads—Edward Cash. . . � * li � , 11 , � t . - ' ; 'a house in Trov. The miraclo theory I a miracle the horses were not killed,. � ;I � .- . I who may not haive the cou?rage or -firm- , `11; Exeter, ho -, 1'. I ting on both Bides of the House, sp6ke —Mr. Isaac'Carling, of Exeter, ! , . a o � Z , L. 1 I withstand it. Byall 'means, exception of on r two, have al� ceased . inst it, while none favored it. Mr, : I —The receipts of the township of' I _� I . � . � ness to - aga 1 is Scouted. ' �' has been on a visit to the sulp ur I � il 1 - ` work, the "Slaughter of the iDnocents". � k". ji, ,� i rried. Mri I RUSSIA.—Tbriee hundred and thirty spring at Mount Clements, Mic an I � therefore. lot the example set by the I ! Fraser's amendment was ca) , Grey for the year ending 1881, � ;1 - I - ? ; : . i I amount. . Pn - 7 P, Itr4ou txvosito�, , has set in and forenoon sittings, of the Lees, (Sou,th Lanark) succeeded i t thousand Jewish colonists are to be during the past few weeks, r urtled d to -518,817. The collector,s .ro 1 1. , k ,-, * Hullett Directors n this cauq� - . I I i - n g i e - I � I �- . . � y be fol U I . � House have been begun—all E;.ur Symp- tiDg the House to.take a atop in thel:* I driven off the Russian Crown Ifinds be- home on Tuesday of last week. is amounted to 313,744- and the L � t� .- . — lowed, and let the evil �rac'tia ,of toast . I agricul health has -greatly improved by he' . egials- I s . I C. * -_ . t I ,:, � 4i � . I hat the end � is at hand Busi. ; i f-1.148. 1 - 1 , : . I toms t, r rection of women's rights, by means of .! cause they do not engage as tive and County sch�oi grants to,. 11 T � . I ORTH,FRIDAY, March 10,1882 drinking in Spiri I *1 his bill, which was road a second time I turists. . The expenditure for the year amounW � . , SEAT . effects of the sulphur baths. � 1 � . I . I I ! I I I I 11ous liquors at public , I I, ,I F ; . I ness is being rushed through at. a lively to con IRELAND.—Six arrests were made at —The Board of Directors of the How- � ii dinners be uba doned, There is no- far npon unmarried women, to $18.041, The principal items of ex. � � "�`. . i �. . � . rate, and the- expectation is that the ing sufficient property, the right to Ov'o'ta- I Dublin on Saturday in connection with ick Mutual InsuraDCe* Company met I � 7 1 1 oni the ha - - penditure are, roads and bridges,; $2,9W; I �, N it, and it I . all, Gorre, on Saturday . - I f � ., . Mr. Caxtwright's Speech. benefit acefuing b , - f , , ,1 I prorogation will be reached by Friday on money by-laws. - . . I the murder of the informer Bailey. It in McIntosh's H ' , Government drain, $507: E& ation� - : I i We present to our readers to-dav,- in - can Scarcely fail to be attended with � - : c . I � - . On Monday the Separate Sol I � ' is rumored that martial law will be pro- last week. Fifty-seven applications � I - i - ,� tool I, . .1 - I or Saturday at the latest. 1 $5,935; county rate, $3,935; rail iz I � 1'.. I j 811pplement form, the very able speech evil results. � I . .� �1, I t � . - - question came up again, Mr. Bell - cal.l- i claimed in the countv of Clare. passed the Board covering risks amount- debt interest, $10,020; ebarit3 - WAY �1� � I On Wednesday, � the Ist, inst Mr . . , 6,202 ; - I . I . ! I lug to 077,350. No fires have been re- � I _' i � I- zi - ' � . IDg the attention of the Attorney -Gen- � ANTI CHINESE ME'ETINGS.—Meetings 1. i. delivered by Sir Richard Cartwright, :. - .gravel, $183 ; Salaries, $625. T a year , ., l. t. I I I . I . t I - I , �X.l � ]member for Centre Huron, on the The Du on Sal . Gibson (East Huron) introduced his 6ral to a letter addressed to him by ." are being held on the United States ported since the annual meeting.. was commenced with a balance �of #151 I . ,� Ta ; y . - I . - 4 I 1� - -, -p —The Clerk: of the Peace for the in the treasury, and close � * I �; N 'i motion to the effect that it was do- Vicar -General Rooney, reqnesting him ! acifio coast against the immigration of �� H financial affairs of this country. This We publish elRE)wbere in., this issue . , I . - d 'with� a bia. . :�: ju,� � � - . . to withdraw his statements regarding Chinese. , The I Chinese merchants of County, has received a commission I I I ; P, I I'- . - 81rable to deprive municipalities of the � I ance of 0927. J , steech was made in reply to the Budget a report�of - interview between a de- I I � � b f. �P, l, an * I I I I —At the County Judg6's Criminal ;3 - 1� I � the separate Sebools, or to "take the ; San Francigc6 are endeavoring to pre. from the Provincial S.ebretary for On- , - M, t� . power to grant bpnusea in aid of in"A' consequences," and also one from Arch- 1 Vent further immigration � , I , . I '' - ;, - - I r, apeech of Cho Finance Minister. It will putation of salt manufacturers of this I . - tario, appointing W. Spence and Uriall court, in ,� � _1 - Goderich, last week, one ThoB. i 1, � tP facturers, or to exempt tb a na f roua taxa- bishop Lynch to the Catholic clergy- ! THE MISSING STEAMEMP.—The over- McFadden of the township of Grey, and � � � I 1� ,_ wall �epay a careful perusal, and should county and the Dc minioh Government. . Carter, of the township of Mom, is, i � �_ I A., 0 . . - - . q)- ; — , ;4 tion. He pointed out briefly 'the evils men in the city, on the same 'Subject, � due Bteami3hipl' Alex. MeMurchie, of the township of peared on a charge of shooti F 11 I - i I' ., Citv of Berli :,which I I- F � 'd iD for future referencei We The deputation laid their case 13: ug within. .. - - be lad before � iy I * which the - both of which letters had appeared in ! met with an accident to . McKillop, Justices of the Peace in s�nd tent to kill� He I - 0 - I I quarreling I �, 5 1. bonusina system had pro her shaft, ar had. been .� � I "harles Tapper and duced, and contended that the time had the papers. Mr. Bell claimed the: pro- �: rived at Boston �, Saturday in tov� of the for the County of Huron. ! with his wife on the 22od of - � I : 1 , , :. .� would �Jadly, also, issue the speech of SirB L. Tilley, I r. V . - . I I ' i last moutht S � ii of Sir Leonard tilley, to which this one Hector Langevin, to represwited the, come when it should be done away 'tection of the law against the intimida- ; Samaria. All on board were wall. —The concert held at ElimVille on and, she took refuge in the house of a t T, . . i - � - ' - � S, i - I . I i 5 - I . with. Ile said he would not press his tiou of members. Another lively pas- ' Tuesday evening of last week, nnder the nei - f ! , �i �.� 2, is a re'. y, if we could get it. We be Goiernoent. The deputation asked ghbor, Benjamin Wa,rd� 1-risoner � 3 1. ;� 'F1 �- i " -SMUGGLING Opium. — The treasury � . � . � ovion at this late stage of the session, sage followed between himself and Mr. I auspices of the Usborne Plowiog AB- . � I I.. � - . lieve in placing both sides fairly before .that a diaty be pla ed upon foreign _sa,lt ' in bas been iuformed of an unsuccessful . demanded admittance to Ward'� house .1 � , I , � � i � I — . . I but would re-introdiace and take the 'Fraser, the latter, as befor'e, denying i sociation,was a decided success, No : � , __ opium ghots � , the public, where it is possible, and we entering this coun-try equal to that now ! - - attempt to Hrnuggle* over a ton of i - t and when admitted fired Several - ' 1�,- , I opinion of the House upon it next year. the right of Mr.'Ball to interfere in the - withstanding the inclement weather . , � � - I i , �i �, 11 ,. � into San Franoi800. When the of- at him with a revolver. , Being arrested : feel that. - were -we able to do so we imposed upon 0an!adia-n--.s&lt,goiDg ifito 'Mr. Nairn's bill providing for the regis- matter. Whatever may be the merits and unfavorable state of the roads, the � , ,� _� �-,. � ". � � : , : fenders were arrested they offered -to . I be was committed by Wni. Wilson, J. -_ . I . .i - an the United Statt it the Govern- L' attendance was large. The chair was P., of B lyth. On appearing before- His . -, I ! of the bill introduced by that gentle- , , �, . I F wdoid be doing a service instead of 3s�;, and i . I tration of every lease or agreement for give all the opium and $10,000 to be . . � ._1 I . .; 11 I . I sale of goods and chattels subjact to a man. there can be no doubt that he was � occupied by Mr. R. Porter. Honor be elected to be tried h� ju * � -: �. � � � I � �_?l injury to the Reform cause. -The R ' ment would not assent to� 6n, such lease or agreement to be released. ,, - —Whilg Mr. George Walte - ry, .- � �_ 1i "; a I— . o- .0 acting quite within his powers a8s, ' . .� - , , �i i . . I MOUNTAINS or Icn.—Every European � - . , �, �. formers have nothing to lose, bfit much ,rB, fore- and was accordingly remandrA. I � 1 7 . this, they asked a drawback member of the Legislature, in bringing -of the Centennial saw mill at —A dastardly attempt was made to I " i �. �, 1_.. 11 otherwise void, was read a second time. � steamship that has arrived at New Ina'D - I . 11 t � Z 1'r, ke On all s It - t d from - the Mr. Bishop strongly Supported the it before the House. slid Church digul- - near Goderich, was as� wreck the ten o'clock train on tbe To. I " Nr �t. to gain, by permitting both sides to qua, ,xpor a . , York during the last three weeks re- Sheppardtoii _ I � � I , ,,'�� , '' Jal to I I ,P �' �A .11 1 country, ei I the present duty im- measure, which he said would aA(�rd taries are going, perhaps, a little too far - 1. , , * , " . seen. ! I -_ � I I I i ,s on si8ting to load the mill carriage . with ronto Grey and -Bruce Railway ,on i - i , , I ports great fields of ice and ice -berg , I I so , ___________ - I 1. I I.. � ?4 y I the banks of Newfoundland. The ice logs, one of the logs rolled back, brush- I ;- , posed by he Dominion Government I I , , ,�i t me protection to farmers against Ohe when the use threatening language I , , �I ?! . I frauds frequently practised upon them however vagne, to a member, for dis. .Thursday night of last week,, shout � . - � � . . �� . - Dominion Paxliaraent. upon coal. The c oputation als( I appeared on the banks two months ing his foot badly against another log- half way betwee6 Fordwich and Gorrie 11 - � bject he has a perfect right - be was Jaid.up.bpt now I . I - I . - I I , 1T There has nothing of Anking interest willing that all salt . 3 were I by the agents, of manafacturers and cussing. a tin c' i earlier than usual this season. For sevei at days I by placing an old iron rail across the I I� i f_1 imported for fish -1 others. The Provincial Secrets. todiscu8s. Itis unfortunate that re. _� . . - i- � i'- . - I . ry I ! DEcnASED.— Chas. Hale, the well he is able to go -about with -the �id of a: track. When the an , the � ..i� , I occurred in the Dominion Parliament curing purposes oved the second reading of, Uis bill lig ons subjects are habitually treated - I gilne stru q f �-: :. h Id be admitted i In "i politician, is crutch. .� .� � I I I . f . b_ a � known journalist and obstruction the driver whistle for the � � r i , mod �eco d On - - i . ,- - . �, I . ourage . &Wa- brakes and ,reversed his -en--i a ana � . . i � I ifying the practice in the buth Sides of the House with regard � dead. He was a son of Nathan Hale, :--Mr. Robert Coultis, of East W � , I kp duriDgtbepast week. The principal .free. As will belsoeen the one, I , � : � j;1 selection of jurors,aDd limitingItze to their political bearing, and the result � gi . I I - erienced an ex-� speedily came to a halo. It ba lenod,. - I �- business has been the discussion of the meat which: the deputation. received , time of Sitti , is that the discussions upon them are St I . . I I . I and formerly assistant Secretary of nosh, has recently e7p I �� ng of the county selec - I . � . �ors. traordinary Streak I � i I __ Budget speech and the financial pogi- was not to Bay the least of 4, verk re. He a 'ate. He captured Surratt at Alex- of good Iuck, One; almost miraculously, that the . -stract- .i �P :�--Y._; . I ' stimated that the changes pro- . doubly acrimouious. The market fees I andria, Egypt, while United States day last week he sold one, of bis horses ing rail was broken in the middle . ! �, " p tion of the country, combined with the assuring. Similar depubati6ug have posed in tLe bill would reduce the cost bill was read a thiid time, as were at * . . . . z � ,,, � i I � 80 Consul there. for the snug sum of $200. The same b the shock, one piece being thrown P, _� i . ' of Belection about -one-half. M. mber of private measures. Mr. ; SUDDEN y OR fiscal policy of the Government. This visited the capital,ol r. Ross 81 R d � - I . _. �_.!. I n a similar errand ' declared himself to be opposed on prin- Harcourt mo -.red a resolution affirming i ILLNESS.—While dehvtxing evening one of his owes gave birth .to each side of the track thus avoiding' � " - kal - I - I I � 4 i�,,l i alecturein Chicagr,on Monday,Rev. tbreelambs. 'Theyare all living and the derailing of the tralli and the � .. I - 11 dil-cussiwi is still in progress, andl many times before.. The esulb has ciple to the Second selection, and adivo. that it was desirable that sheriffs Should ' in- � , , 1 vl�' . . � , I - . I I 9 1�v, ��, . : H. W. Beecher suddenly Stopped, and doilWg. well. I I I . 1 i $ t_ tAk no immediate signs of its being brought always been the sa� J1 tion was catea itseiitire abolition. a olIjected -, of by fees * � , tended-catastropbei. I _ - ult I H be paid by 13alary instead I as ; � ��j,,-j��f� I . would have fallen in a faint had not a —The farm of Mr. D. Bruce, on. the � ; . ,, I - at present. Mr. Mowat, while Coln- : i - , . �. _1_ to a close. The only striking feature of taken by the Government. From the I to it on the —A firm from Chathamnatned watt _ I 4 _414 t .. � I . ground that it afforded the ntleman ruHhed to his assistance. 2nd concession of Goderich township' & Trotter are negotia ; � i �Tf'4 the disenssion Since .our last was the. I means of I 'Packing" a jury, that it did mouting adversely upon the motion, in- , ge . ting for tb6 Ron- , � �., P, - I 11; I . - reply wbibh Sir L.', Tilley gave the dep- , I The lecture had to be discontinued, but has been Sold to D. McBrien for the I � 1 �"�i:,I not secure the best class of jurymen, timated that -,in his opinion, 9, great, - I aid Foundry in. Brussels. if they get ' -. r-,r,'j�; I 1. I i I �i ,it E speech delivered. by Hon. Mr. Macken- utation at the 'close of the interview was resumed the following evening sum of $2,500, aw-1- Mr. Thomas Porter I , - -.� :: � . , and that it was very ex�ensive. He many Of the sheriffs were underpaid, � ' it, Obey wilf go into the in u1sciurelof - I " , 13 zie. This was; one of his -best efforts we do'not expect any different result estimated the total cost' to th� � 0. and hinted that something might be ' . . a - 71 R- when the reverend gentleman hadre- haspurebasedthe place knownastbe; all . i . .0 Pr team fire engines and waterworks. � , � -, 4�!- I and be went over a vast do n . Vince of the present jury system at done 1,y the Government covered. "Walker. Farm," on the 12th concession ' i i �!: 1h, al of ground, now. to improve , They axe both practical men.4 The __ - I .., ;H11 - - SQUATTERS RESIBTING.—Gen. Butler of the same township, for $1,800. This I I __ � i i about $200,000 a year, which he" held their position. A Dumber of bills were - , question as to whether the to'Andry ' , � Jk� - Showing in his o*n clear and coDoisel Why -the Governnaent make an ex- I . recently Sent a, force of men to survey a latter farm contains 80 acre§; . I I -,F1 I I T � I,li op. withdrawn. Several Government I proper . ., could be greatly reduced b I ty belong to RoLald Or the cor- - t�:,� IJ I I �t 9 sied through committee. , poration of Brnssels is now I .0 : . I, If The Pill re- measures pas before the V r .,W&Dnerthe injury wbichthe railway' ception of Ahe salt! interes and persi; - tion of simpler provisions. large extent of laud " which he has ae- —The annual delegation of salt manu- � I quired.in portions of-Viiginia and West facturers, from this county, have gone " Court of Cb ancery for. decision, and if .. �� , � , and land poli I PIP _ ciesof the Government�p tently, refuse to gi7e it the same pro. ceived its Second reading. I Mr.j,. The Meabanics'Lien bill waf, read a : Virginia. The land bas been squ%tted to Ottawa to try and prev�ii upon the : 17'�!-ir I -re inflicting, not only upon the North- tection they extend, to coal�and other Mowat'B bill providing that the Istatu. . a satisfactory arrangement can be; made - � �Jp. ! .� a I - second -time, and the House adjourned. , . I I I . -'i i i � I . torkeonditions of fire ipBurance policies Thd-House Bat in the forenoon for ' uty on Liverpool I to b ave the suit settled so the Vi-119,.ge I . M i , � the surveyors were ordered to leave. A salt coming into this country. If they �.' ii* 1, west, but upon the entire J) n ; I industries is unexplainable,,except it ibe. should apply also to interim 'the first-time on Tuesday, and made . , upun by illicit distillers and others, and Government to put a d . - �, , I i - ominio . . , I receipts � I conflict followed refusal, and several Cowncil can control the property,, they y IS an - � ,�.: ) Be also showed the utter fallacy of the that the salt iliaastr , 0 t ' " was rbad a Second time. � good progress toward pro could kill offal] the Blue Nose Fisher- . 7! . i bill establisbiDg'a bureau of industries . -were wounded. .It is th ugbt men who have votes in the Lower Pro- will likely make an arrangement with. 'r � .] , . - -rogation. The , . ; CA O� ario in - persons 6 I i- . eontenti&n of the Finan3e Minister ' terest while the coal is a N a Scotia ; On Thursda Mr. lilardee mov . I the now firm, The property has been . : I Y. - ad the the militia will have to be called upon- vinces they might - succeed, b � ii. 1! f �� I and- otbers that the present prosperity inte;Bt, find 'the present Government I third readin and a Provincial Board of Health were ; to interfere. - ut until , lying idle for Several months and is a . , ,,,:�A-� I . g of th9, much-discussed read a third time and passed, and Mr. I they do this there is mighty little LF', is largely or in any measure due to the I seem determined' Rivers and StreamB. PBill. Mr. Rare- THE YOUNG HEiR.—Residents in the for them. hop" I dead loss and an ey"ore in the place, I I 5 � ---., t� do all -in tb9ir - 0 . � 5 ,1 ,i -I t I - - I � Crooks' I - .bill to amend the school law I an4 it would be a blessing to all obn- - � . 4r� - dith moved, an amendment, declaring - Imperial Palace, Russia, State that the —John Salkeld, of the 2nd conces . I 1 4 f . i He also � power to injure �Iid ha,mper Ontario, 1 '4 , . GOverinmebt's fiBcal policy. : I wa� read a Second time. The changes . .111011.1 ceii; ad if bome person would get hold of .�Iif; I I ' . . 11 that while the House was ready to pass - Czarowith, who is now in his 15th year, of Goderioh township, has jugt purebas- I it who could ul,ilize, it. :�: i Xt � I ,,- I . showed bow rapidly the public debt is I while they. are bound to I made bv the last named measure are , �� ;� .1 'I r -i - .� builld up the such legislation, as was�' Inecessary to ' ! has been ordered to abstain from his ad a Splendid mare rising thre I !� 'Z increasing, and that tba-inorease in t'he I other Provinces at not important, the principal ones being - I 1 t .1 Ontaxio's expense. protect thi) public i4er6s� in streams, . a Years, 1 7- One evening last week a number of � � 4 11 �' � : . . . .. . ; studies in,coDseqdence of severe.attacks from Mr. Kirkpatrick, of Colborne. I . .1 � ., I , in regard to thifd!plass I � � _�.i � , . public expenditure is keeping pace with ' If any other reaso' it was of opinion that -the measure teachers, who themembers atrd frieDdsof the East . - � . I 1'��, � n !can be assi gn�d, we - I . will hereafter be allowed to teach ,out- of nervousness. It is rumored that the She was bred by Mr. Wils'on, of Blvtb, j, Wawanoeb Methedist, -Church mie . P i proposed interfered ,%4ith private' intey. � . I - , - t at I !��, I the increase in the publi6 debt, aud�� would like if some Of the frienos of the I Prince, like his mother, has been g -1. I � . i - estB without making ade side (if the county in which they have reat- was sired by Mason's Clydesdlale,B�atk '- the'residence of C. Hanna, Eksq., mi . I_: , � . � I : . . , ; , . quate compen. ly agitated ever since the a;ssassination of EDglavd.11aDd weighs 1420pounds. I Belgrave, to spend an evening with his I 1�. xTed the Government and the coun- I Government would put i 1,forwardi.� sation, and as ,such 'was "opposed- to � of his grandfath6r, and he continually She is probably the finest beast - of b,,r son -in -]a , M . I p 7- 1 Wa I t . received their cortificate's, and whose �� . i, Is � �. - � � . try thait it was time they were begin-!! Why is it that Salt Is! not as deserving sound legislation and ought not to be- teaebing term may, on the expiration I . �- w r,'Wiglitmau, who leaves I � � 1i j � � I I I apprehends bearing of the murder of class in that section, and the owner .�t ,- t i I coin() law. There was no disclaBsion of-buch certificates, be �xtended at the ! � in two weeks for Turtle Mountain. . I . . . % i � li ning to check both. these or that the �; of pr6tection as coal! Accord his father. It is also said that the would not take $200 for her. � After the older gentlemen bad Spent - � I . i _� - .. . I , �, �t,_ I 'upon the amendment, which was lost option of the Minister- of Education. I coronation of the Czar has again been I . I � � � 1�4�. r - country would certainly feel the weight I theory promulgated -I by the. Govern- upon a division of 49 to 27. Thio 'bill Considerable time was taken up by a ! postponed, and that it is now fixed for —On Thursday of last week a vvry Some time in' discussing politics, and I t 11 7 � It I .1 : debate on the motion for the third . ainful accident buppebed. t a the younger In und'ladies enjoyed a . "k. - - - ,Gf the present indiscreet finaDcitd ment, their organs sDd Supporters, salt . was then read a third time.and passed, the 2�nd of Auggst next. This intolli- Sad andip on . I �!P - I reading of the bill to incorporate the , 01 � - , management when the next period of � could be protected, the int-orest largely as was also the bill to provide for the child of- Mr. Peter -Fisher, ot Colborne, general tete-a-t � I.; - . , . '. A ' gence causes fresh disquietude among . ate on Subjects of greater :_ , . I I qo r; _ . ij�e wterest, Mr. Wigbtman we% mad' . '. . dt,pression came, as come it will crossing of railways by streets', - drains London Junction Railway froin Lon- aged about eighteen months. W1 , i P� � . Mr. ; benefitted and no person injured. We, . . the loyal population of St. Peteraburg, a the . � ,� ,�' � , I and water mains,' Mr. Wood , moved don t.) Port Burwell, those -opposed to - playing about it bad climbed on a ch*ir recipient of eight"Volumeg of W6d0n7s . . � ,.. I I . I i 0, : I - I the bill contenning that it interfered ' but gives gratification to the remplu. and taken its mother's hnittiDg fro ! , , Mackenzie is still very weak, and to- ' have been told over 'and over again that. the second reading of the bill estab- m'a Commentary, and Miss Hanna was -6- k , , , .. I I . "" N �- �-; I .With the vested rights of the Gr at tionists, who will now insist more loud- , pr �� . * tuds 1he latter ra-A of bis speeeh h6,: it is the producer .a,nd Dot the con sum - lisbing a bureau of industries, thoscope a cupboard, when it.fell from the chair, sented with a babdsome si.lvar, cruet t fi, , - � I ly than ever that the Czar fe�rs his � �5: , spoke with much difficulty. � I er who pays the duty. If this i I and object of which I explaine& in a Western. The bill 'was allowed to, one of the needles penetrating' its teD!i stdnd and butter cooler. Mr. ' . :,� . &4t - i, Wi I , I is the people too much to show himself to z 'i r, : . I .1� ,� former letter. Mr.'. Meredith, in dis. - �tand until Wednesday. In the evell- � 'Pie and brain, cansing death in three man has been %he , Ii� I . 11 �. ease, and all good Conservatives are - them. ; . � superintehaent 6 f , I �v � , asion very ir- i minutes. Sabbath School in . tbi . � . h I I - cussing the bill, took occ ' ing a number of items were passed in T or some - � r- I i i ON THE QuzEils LnPE.— � I — : is church f : , .- i, A Good Example. b ound to believe that it -is, the Nova relevailtly to attack the Pro,Vincial ,Committee of Supply without much , ATTEMP The total receipts for the townsb(p years, a �,, I - q li � � � �, �, - " � At the recent dinner under the aus- � Acotia fishermen anc discussion. ,_ � A crazy ruffian fired at Queen Victoria nd Miss Hallils, has -presided at iP - I others deBiring to Secretary once more for his so-c6lled - � � � I':- � .. I I . f Stanley for the past year was 910,935 the organ. ; _., I - I on the evening of the 2nd inst., " she 0 � .4 � . , I t ,'V- � ,I pices.of the Hullett Branch Agricul- , use Liverpool salt would emitinue to get mutilation ol the John Smith Hamil- �, NOTES. . . slid the total expenditure for the same , —A pioneer Settler and mnehre�peot: ' . � , - . I �on immigration report.. In the p�saage The Tenth Royal Grenadiers will I wag about to enter bar carrike at period 311,505. The year was coni- I ed resideijt of the towDHbip of Stephen - I I I tural Society, the toasts were drunk in . it as cheap or cheaper under a proteo- ' � Windsor railway' . � .� I., - �, 1! ..'� � ' . of arms -which 'ensued- Mr. Hard� fu.'rDish the Guard of Honor at the clos- i Station. The *retch menced with a surpins of $1,186 on bas passed to long home.' , 1� � cold water, and. there were no iu:toxi- : tive tariff, thairifit were admitted fr' - ver 'ing of the House. ,i Mr. I.. eQ � i I band, and closed with $616, Tb', ' , had was immediately, seized by the crowc bis , � I I . cati,ug liquors on the table. Ili this Coal and Salt ocou . . ,� y,much the advantage of Mr. M19 -re- . . col David Elliott, o III, ched , 4 � eceived some pretty rough . band- lector's roll for the Ju"d , at bis residence on Tb,urs �1� and r' f -Fairfield Far � _� The Attorney General has given no. 1 year -:proi .- . py precisely t be Sarno dith, and again Showed that there was � ling before bi)iDa rescued by the ' olice- a ay of last :I �, i i 1:1, � . I -- -11 not the Slightest ground for the charges tice that he wift shortly move a series p $10,416.. The principal items of expeo � week after an illness of about 'seven I respect the Directors of the Hulleo rotative positions, while the 46 is'pro*_ � The noble Quee'l was unharmed and diture - war . I I � �,;A . -a' with CouDty rate �13,574; moiAbs. Tbedeceasedwasborninthe . � i, 11 , tected and'the other is n6t. It is man- made'against him in connectio of resolu'dons protesting against local : acted with the greatest coolness and , Society have set a worthy example : i e � ) I � ; P �� " , thismatter. Mr. Craig railways, aided by 'Government and schools, $4,0 1 - I 1� I � hton attempted 19.; roads, $2,341 ; saltaiek' COubty Caven, Ireland, on December - � I W 's � i - �� 1 self -possession. The would-be assassin . .. � - - ne .red by $536� ebarity, 0194; interest, $300, 1 30, 1817, and immigrated to Canada, to - 1 bich it would be wise for all oth r , ifeSt, therefore, that the oneirter"estis toretive,the defeat of his leader, bho House of Commo - —The mother bf Mr. Geo. Love, Of ' vetber with his father and the remain- � �� ,,, J, z� a, 8 I municipal bonuges, being 4ecla . 'i - 1�i , haviIiig the managemen . t of such pnhlip: � being neglected while the other i 1 is pronotinced by physici _; f is being er which the discussion of the bill I . DS, except under I anR -to be � 4 �i aft affli ted with mental aberration �f long 1. t IPI ent-EqUilimelits to t i -f follow.' Whatever 1; foslered. Why is this So? A few I was. resumed. The general opini very ex optional circumstances, to be i , -O Brussels, an old lady over. 80 years of der of the family in the year 1831. They 4, � . - on .c . . . ; I . . a,- it -, � I Seemed to be that the bureau wotAd be works for the advantage of the Do in- I standing. The Queen continues 'to re- age, - got a very serious fall do n tairs settled in the township of Fitzroy and, I - . . 1 ceive expressions . I A :i i, -opinions people may entertain upon evenings ago Sir.,=CLarles Tuippar in his 1 ion g In of congratulation w 8 0 ''i � .t, -i I I very. much in the interest of the far- - onerally, and so being taken from ! at last week.' She - -Soi� -! after a sojourn in that part of the Do. , I - ;'� 4W a D her escape from all.. quarters. She is was.kisiting her -', , 11 i � pervision of - , � U temperance, prohibi.tion and kindred B udlget speech Spent about tin �ho r i ' mers, and consequently in that of the ; � '' � under tbe control and. su � and had g6no up stAi'm after one of tl�e minion of Zout thirteen years, deceas- , Z � 11 Said to be particularly pleased with the � . .. " . . T � -i ' tbe-Govornment of Ontario. Several �'. - subjects, we fancy none will dispute trying - to prove that the duty imposed � country, though doubts were 6XD essed - children, and in coming -down misse4 , .ed moved westward and Settled in the ' ' :,� _:� *: . r t expressions from Americk. In bar footing and fell. Her head was , townsbip of Stephen in the year -18" 1 I k ;�, kind 1" - n foreign coal coming � as to the feasibility of I applications of this kind are now before I , - . _: � r, � - that intemperance is a great evil, and 'upo obtaining cor- ! many churches suitable referenc� was badly cut, so that it t , upon -the lot which he bad abosen for A 1; I , ,� j! . , ., �Z - ifito this I-rect infor the Dominion Parliament, among others i madeto the event. The Qu4n at - i _�, ��, ' I " that the abuse of intoxic mation from Some o the ook two physi- � � - �� . �11 ��__ ating liquors is country is padd by the producers of that i Sources proposed to be omployed. that of the Torout cians several hours to'stop the flow of ' his hOwe. 1)eceased, after considerable I . �,2 .1 , I � The . 0, Grey and Bruce, , . I , � the cause of untold suffering and inis, coal, and that instead of tacbes no importance to -this ,tttempt '� �. r .�, � this duty en- I bill was read a Second time. � and Mr. Mowat's protest is timely and I . blood from the .wound. She is reco�- I toil and labor, succeeded in erecting a P T� ., � � ary. It should, therefore, be the care of hancing the price of . I I on her life, and there is now a settled I ; 7 ,- propor. The remu'val of the Toronto, 1 ering. � 't ,� � coal to the Cana. The first business. on Friday was the -conviction tb at it wa comfortable dwelling, and at the time I I - ' . i. I I I Grey -and Bruce trom Provincial control i a simply the act of —A large number of the members f I of his death was the possessor of one of 1, I . ever�v well wisher of Society to use hiE, than con:sumer, it actually cbeapens it. passing of an address of congratulation . a lunatic. The police think that Me- St. ,Tamesl.,Churc'h, Goderich Town I Most InLagnLifieent . � - iif �. f ! * . F I., 4 -1 , � would belittle better than an outrage I Lean bai - . farms in ,the a. . Sbi . _1 I , I-:!- * iufluence'to prevent this. At public This position is -backed up by the Mai' to the Queen upon the occasion -of her upon the people along the line of that ! I assembled at the reddenee of Mr. Henr i townsbip, and was known as the Fair - I " .3 been reading tb6 repoks of' 3 � _ escapei from the recent dastardly at � the Guitteau trial, and has become con, I I � ; I ; dinners, often well nieaDiDg, men are I and every Supporter of th - road, wbo'have so largely aided i its - Ding lately and presente ,I held Farm. - 1. � - 11 . - �- 0 , present - I A . IL tempt upon her life. Mr. Mowat, in a construction. . vinced that the best way to get relief his daugbter, Miss Martha Steep . of Some interest was' L f I 1� r n Steep one eve . � W� , I _!, . I . I L.. - led, th ough force of habit and a desire �' Government, at east not a' Single few felicito,us words, oxpressed . I with —A jury case , �A L I - M I I 1_� . and notoriety at ,the same time would I- I to be: hospitable, not only to plaoe his At! I important n was i 'be to make an at�empt on the life of the a dozen of each,of the following articles, I tried at the last sittings Of the Bruis.. � '.. ":, this i one, so fair as we have seen, bag ques- abhorrence and that of the Legislature made this morning by -Mr. Fraser, who i - viz.: Silver spoons., forks and k ' 8 a , - ' � I I I in h I . I I-, - -I', evil with' t a reach of their fEllows, 't tioned - it. If a - duty land country at ]argo at the outrage, stated that the new P i Queen. � I ! . , Dive i. I sets Division Court. Tbe case WRS I upon goal has 4. . � - , � — I 11� butt I urge them and biB sentirnents arliament build- ____ The present was accompanied by � i thatof McIntosh & MeTaggart bank- , 0 to partake even to this effect, why would i were echoed in ingS would not be proceeded with, as i complimentary address, and wag m � . - . L3, ", . t not have the equally appropriate language by the ' - . iad� I ers, Brussels, against .Ri-,har'a and . I � .- - w I t,xcess, without regiL�rd to the restraint same upon mlt? Eith t114 cost was too great. The lowest - I Huxon Notes. . . 4' , i' a - . er the overn- leader of the Opposi ' in recogDltion of Miss Steep's services aS I Thomas Mitchell, and excited consid- 4 1 1 . which those under them are able to ex- 11 ment and their S' � . 4iOD. Mr. Mere- tend er, according to the most economical There were 16 tickets sold for church organist, and on the eve of he I r arable interest. I I . r , , I upporters -do not be- dith then inquire(i of the : , It appears that the -heir own doct 1 us to -the progress made in regard to others considerably higher. Mr. Mere.- - nesday of last week, -and 25 at Brus- —The Rev. Wm. Hooper, Bi : defendants had been vio-timized laat ercise over themselves. It is U80ally ,I lieve in t plan . submitted, was 4540,000, and I M anitoba at Wingliam station on Wed- marriage. . � � � - �se they I I � � , I � . . I the case that a person of in . I the new Parliament buildings. hir I I .. ble summer by two fluence is , 8're wilfully par4uing a policy that is Dot 0 - dith congratulated the Government on ' BOIS station i Sharpers extracting - t -, I Piraser Said the tenders ! , - I Christian minister, died in Exeter on . fr � ' recei'ved had . —Geo. and Robert Hall, of the 8th I the 1st inst. . Ona them two notes of $100 each for � �, �_ placed at the head of the table to act., only inflicting a loss upp-n the cOnsuin, � its determination, and called attention I Mr. Hooper was super- sickle grinders, to be delivered. The . � -1. � , not yet been decided upon, and conse- to the necessity of making F30 � Concession of Grey, sawed a cord of elm 1 annuated at the last Bible Cbristia;'i artiel ' � I - I �! . as cbairmali. It is the duty of this � ers of salt, but is ruining - a most im. , quently could not yet be laid before the, . me provi- ;,! . . es were not delivered, but one of - , House. . - � stave bolts in 16 minutes, with a Lance Conference, and had been ailin- mor6 the notes was cashed ' � I Mr. Fraser's rerbarks conveyed Sion for the safet� ofithe records,. G. � - b -plain- . 11 �- I � gentleman not only to partake* bimself, portaut infant industry. Our friends TORONTO, Mareb 8t -'h, 1882. 1 with the i z . I Tooth saw. ,�� , but to urge upon the- others presen t �o 1 can take whichever born of the dilemma . the impression that the Government is I . I or less from that time till his death. tiffs, who in goocl f9ith paid full value I� 4 U I I 01�� —A valuable horse belonging to a . He was for several years chairman of for it. The defences set Ili. I undecided whether to go on with the I , Ne'ws-of-t-he Vvtjeh. I ship died at this district, and just previous to hi' were that � � - � I FAILURE. L— Wa R the defendants, did ,U,Dt �slgu I � "fill their glasses" and "drain tbem,�o 1 they choose. Sir Charles Tapper was buildings or not, and that the quostion : farmer in Morris town up in court -. A 4 14 - . . 11 - I . the drega," in honor of Some popufax I one - of the Ministers who Is still, to a certain 6Xtelit, an ! rre Brothers, wine ' Scandrett's hotel, Belgrave, last week. superannuation was stationed at St. , the note Sued on, and tbat*ivt had been . I . I 1, �, z i I open- t merchaDt8, London, have faile,J for I The animal was valued at $150. Thoinas, and previous to that was four ''uttered by the iiisert'011 Of interest . � .;� : toast. This is repeated, it may be, i gave audience to the . deputation, one. It is to be hoped that this is not � .6120,000. . 1 1 i, , the case, and bhat t � The Spring Fair for entire stock years in Mitchell. He was ,widely i sinc'e it was signed. The evidence as I I twenty times during the eveniu-, and : and, strange to Bay, neither Mr. .. be Government ,_ OARSMEN.—A race for L500 a sid 11 — - . 0 1 - I a has under the auspices of the 'West Riding known, and his death w 11' I �_ - � will, ere long, rid the Province of the been, arranged bettveen Haniala and I *Aa . cultural Society, will be helcl at regretted. ill be penera y ; , I n � I - Z:. i � - pfesent standing disgrace known ag the Trickett, to come off May 1. t Goderich on Friday, April 14 . of a strong Magaifying glass 9 , . if the whole of the company were to I' Rightmayer nor Dr. Coleman, who seem to the signatures was colitradictory� but , � I I I . the use . i z - comply with the request of their chief I I ed to 'be tile spokesmen, a Parliament buildings. , th. . —The BrUBS618 Post regrets havi4 ; Showed beyond doubt that the dispated I � � , I ' vidently TLe liveliest POu,RIN-G LN.—Emigration to America " —M.r George Clantelon, jr., of the 7th to record the death of Mrs. Hugh Md � words as to in I .1v ; . . � there would not be many left sober ; thought of presenting his own pet arga- discussion of the Session was then in- from Germ ny this year promises to : , terest were in the note at �, . I . I � . a be I conce8sion of Goderich Township, Sold Neil, of Grey, - , the time of Signature. The ury after _,.r- enough to "close the meeting." For. ment to hi -01 troduced by Mr. Bell's ]motion for the very much greater than laBt. which occurred on Wed. ! , ; I I 1 3 , I I . in as a reason wily he should second reading of his bill providing , MONUMENT To DisILAELI. — Queen Mr. Reid, of Stanley, for the sum of I long and patient suff er of Bed was a il consideration returned a verdict for the � I a two year-old colt, a few days ;�o, to nesday, the 22nd nit. Decea I I i S - $150. . � I full I amount. Mr. : I " 1; tunately, it rarely occurs, even under extend Simple justice and fair play to that'the electionS for Public and ' ep- Victoria's monument to Lord Beacons er that dread I plaintiffs for the I , . . I . 1* .i.- ..'�', B "ch urgent 80lieitatiOns to -imbibe so the salt industry ? or if they thought of arate School trustees Shall be by ba -1- field has been erected in Rnghenden —Mr. A.� A. Hobl�rk, D disease conBumption. She was "one I Wade acted for . the plaintiffs 44 I - ' ' I , -vision Court of a thousand," by her 'kind and genial 1 Peck for defendants. , Mr. � I ,. - �:. I " fr eely, that the whole company,or even it, they lacked the courage to do it. If lot. 'N r. Bell, who occupies tbo some- Church. I i � I :. � I on, has sold his property manner, mahing many warm friendq . " —One night recently when Mr. Adam - . . � a maj L But the present Go what anomalous position of b;ing at SymP-&THy-- The Pope tele 1 aphod in that village, resigned his office I - - onty, become intOxicatec ,' Clerk atCredit .1 gr � and is viberever she went. Her remains were � Pletcher, of the 2nd concession, How— ., , I— vernment are Sincere in once,a prominent Oranor man and the his regret at the attempt upon the I bound for Manitoba with the next sc it restin place b 1 ick, was re : . - � I , still it is fxequently the case that many the'ir professions, the - C ne . , .i I y can pot consist- -hampion of those Catholics who are I Qiieen, and congratulations upon her I NQ . z 9 y I �__ I . 1. ; rthweBb party. �. 7� do. It is also the case that habits are ently refuse to deal with galt as they di�contdnted turning from Wm. Hayden's - . I � 11 - - . _wich the working of the esoape: . almost the entire community. The � sale,)1r. Hayden gave him a gun to I F. formed, especially among the young, I . . I —Messrs. George Acheson, R. W. bereaved husband and family have the , take home which he had borrowed . ,.. now do with coal. * If - they are Dot si Separate School system, made a gen- DESTRUCTION FROM FLOODS.—It is McKenzie, and Wm, Acheson, of I I � I n - I rVi -i . eral attack npon the management and Stated that 20,OW God- sincerest sympathy of time before, remarking thatltwa.s V w hich are not eaaUv abandoned in after cerejut are merely trying their many ; Some E., people in. Arkansas erich, ba,ve purchased a large tracit of friendsa a�cqua ta ces. i . r ye ars. and it is equally true that good t to humbug efficiency of the schools, especially in ,and 15,000,i n a -1 in n I � loaded and had a cap on. Mr. Fletcher ' i D. Mississippi have been re. land in Manitoba, and intend having it —The Winnipeg correspondent of the ' carried the gun into the kitchen and .4 I �_ Ile People, it is time that fact were Toronto, and &Ile ed that moneys ddeed to destitution by the floods in settled, with people _F z 4, 9 � � . resolutions, formed and kept for months de known. FLUB is probabl� one of which Should h � from that town and I , I L I m% I I. I . - �i � i. 'r port were used by �the church authori- Of I ,'-.t()Od it up out of the way for a Mo - SU - At Laconia vicinity, at an earlydate. - Rodgerville, County Huron, after trav- h . I ave gone to their sup- the Mississippi valley Toronto Globe says: Robert Laing, i It t . E I d years, have been broken through the knotty questions which the Go,o,_ Circle, Arkansas, the heaviest loger is —Mr. Alex. Glenn, of Carlow, ill the elling over most of the Western -went, and commenced talking to his V, I I I 4 -------- 1 ,_�_ � hi )�' -9 t -1 " i I H I 2 I I I �k & __ - 9 4 .1 tp I 1. I I i I I I 4 11 ;I I I I i . I I � I C I 1 3 1 1 1 1 1 i I I I i I il - 1�1r_ � I the influence brought to bear at g&ther_ ties for other purposes without the Dr States : daughter and two daughters-in-law who . _.t . 11 - Mebt candidate for Centre Huron will - Blackburn, the noted breeder of I township of Colborne, last week sold a in quest of a tract of suitable land, and i were in the room. His son George, a _� I , . . . sanction of the tax-pa�ers. This blobded stock, and brother of the Gov- span of three year old colts sired by the not having met with anything to Bat- young man about twenty-one, at that , �P ��. � ,, . 1�1,� . . I ,; . __ __ I I � � - �� . t, . - . . I __ . - I . . � - I I . I I . I - I . . imi,1100 I I K�i� - I . I � . - I - � , � . I . I � � � . . __ . � . � I � . I . I I � I . . I ; � - - I . . - I- I _... - .__ . I I_ ___ ____1 _ -._-____1__ 1_1-11 _1___.___--_- ------ - -��----�..--�.-�-�.��--"--------�.,-- - �_. ��- __ - - �_, , -xioment A room, .snd , - - but picked i I ,ofthve room n ,Was bandli I I _TMg the ohs - door, leavi'll 4arge. Mrs ,room, and b where sbe I I 11" and hW . I -wl . Z Ab"e feet', - . 'ea. Had I Wast unquoil - would have a - __ - I . .. I mr., Alex, I rhope9has be � spootor for -b I ,��, Ute (;aorge I I -_ —Biro. R-( I - . -oble 8-1111 IP?P � I is : - of L0911111 I ' . z Z 7 , light hopeli � - ; 1i ; _Mr. 'Chs � w � sold one of � �, I - 9 L,Draseafiet r � . I : w, to his I #21000, . 1. —The Mit - iihibition of I ln:tbat town and the Hit - Tuesday, Ap . 31r_ -Job] I - ,WTLiting fror. I " says he likes . it is diesperat - two pairs of moccasins, A still he waac —It is cm Alcock broth -recently nett at H-igh Bluf _$125,0W for tow.m site of j, racific Rai1v I _31r. Ale2 . has purcha& - � formerly =OC � 61 . r-ey,lor -14;0(i � I waace, isol X,raeber his I � ss,ow. Mr., � � . towel to live. . - ; —Mr. E. ( . I ,. atit main pri I - fryn, bas tak- is bound foi this object ir consi4eial-1e be �off in the —Notwithl unfavorable I. raising fS11 ,V. List0wel tbe� .good state ( escs-red the � - well, co-usidel I it has beft -a] t- . . .- —It is repc . brfotd,of M. � W. !)take, tO I � fecured P. js-�P- . . : tobs, Una-tba' . � 7 - i . 'law imill. vri'A � r . I : if Am SIB 4col ii . - � . I p I bonaIiza. I . � I I —A N-irfe ' � . I I I . � Coriiit,b, on 11 I L I -at hurae wo(;d, I � I I� it( I � I lax -D vfflagk� Z - ! � ,cutter t-r_d.r I i � w i 1. of dam4, 11 I . gev , I . L ; ba=( -s-, V i � 7 . . r ter at- The thy, . . � . - . i but ii ot hurt, 1. ; I . � — , I . y 0 S. t I I - � o -�, I _ I R-Ussel'aalf- . 11 I . � tor-, brourlit J � . : I to be ut,ed bN' ! . i k . .- D� R,iy4 . Oi, � � I I � � to tr) lt(iw itl � - . being alout tj � L � fingers cut w I- . . � , � � the unfcrtull F � L three of his . � ;t band� I F I —The L-fsl i r f bnsinet.s,bas 1 i . - - i bridge fktr tbel 1 SMall amonni L � ul3e of to ibt, I I . F . [L I grain. wiciod It, I The Trowbriji i -very lalge 11DI I � and a I . I Ile still t i get- M r. D. � pusbil)g bwsi; , ��—Lehlie . ill Blanabard J . and )A 110 N6 Us hulig l'imself , � Strip , ff I be 1�1: I it to I I lie bal.'a other vnd rou'l himself r(�b . When i he, ct'lf his budy wali f. tinc-t for tioluti, �Tbe:tmju ton cbeer ,e fitcj' !'a tb e To _wn - Of mall -k flect-M 2� ,069,Q60 P(Inli ' . Poimds Of �Cljf 'powndPs of mill. whiebisold at � . perpound -, -,tol , - Sale of vb(_-vf+,: '801vea' tbat in � pails be wal-,601 31� putti-lown,flk 1. the Mill, 1,,Vrt_ . aiad tl-,,,.t a 1, 1.1, aerve tbi-i r(iLnjj railk rf� . - . ,turL.,ed I —It is %-- ), �rj fbrm�rjy ()f�Gil. reside ,in the Imakiija U11 it) � � XortbN�Vet,t, ,'A! I time `11()1Jhidk-r4 I I Vaalthit"t r 9 .,a,. i heavii _1_ � y in �oil � 1 abou , � t tu'D yt-af I b. Cf ih I for Britj�, - - . t- . With bark'jy M�' I way. . 11e r,11.� ` - I raOntb.", wb*-11. i i i and bi � 18 Wally i � . I lea-rn thu � t 11-,C� L.� . - i —The f-illow. F a a 4, 1('tter r.( ,c,6- 1 *I � wilii e 1_V i , arns. fo I k r031 I of Do , I 2 � � wiht(�,U, '� � I 7 . m 30yin. i , 9 a, Most I have had 1,U I . . �, I a k leigbing is , I� . ,Xpi � 5 1,900 bu,l c,],.; t". 'of barlev.'n La i ill Price A 11 - Lee,: - k - sold 60 U,ei , days avo. for w 000. lie,WaH 1� ' �c'res, but rk-fu,'! Taxiners in tbils� out at fabill - I o � � herwe. furt �5t. W I land for 62.60 all I d his il,� 11 V1 __ I -Ir � .- - . . . - .el*", � . I I L___ __1_._1.