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GODERICII, .V., Adg.
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-TUE _rOWER OF III:3111VG.
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It IFI.EBIATC1i.
sTp.ATronn vs. GODERICII.
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; -On Thursday, the '2•1th inst., a very.
tntoresting Milo Match between the Strat:s
ford and tloderieli volunteers came off ob •
Hartiblay (a low word ) is defined by
diet ion:iry m inufacturers as " an imposi-
tion " anti tistutiress as " imposters." It
is not neeeisary to be reminded as we are
that it is a low word, but it is, neverthe-
less:so expressive, and -has become so
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familiar that it ceases .to strike offensively
upon,. ears polite. Imposition,• or hutn-•
bug,is as old as the Isfatilttish, Jacob.-
Threugh all the varyiniphases o.f human
'nature, as far back as ive h.ave historical
record -we find that men have' hem' strict-
ty conservative; in _their liability, to: be
humbugged. In our histbrical rtunbles
through the fascinating, wo4rous
we.stumble, at every stepturion humbugs.
We find humbug kingS, 'priests, prophets-,
warriors, - anthors and mereliants. . In
- every age ive discover that there have
been men keen enough to -discover the
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weakness of bunian,nature' us tins respect
and unscrupulous enoi14411 to profit byit,
the spktidid range" a the latter on the
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TIIE SEMI•PWEEKLY SIGN -AL
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Provitial:P.arliatagnt
no.514141, is inlenrea
sif the sevega 1 departmeo‘to that
fbr.clesitigllit Government office4 ern4ild
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favor the ether' side. (Hear, hear.) He
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had much pleasure in now proposing Th
Stratford Volunteers.'
the toa4„was reoeived with all Oaf
honors, iueluding " For thy are right
;spoil - fellows.'
1. Capt. Service, in response, said in
flats near this town. The airrangement Parliamentary usage it -was'. customary for
was that the firing party was to be emu- move the address
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the youngest member to
hised of ten men from each of the Strat- and in matrimouial matters the youngest
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ford eompantes and tile same number of
our Goderich volanteers, the range to be
had generally to respond to addresses; so,
on the same prineiple, it devolved iipon
4150, '200 and a00 yards, five rounds •him, the meanest shot on the ground that
1.);..;r man at ,each range. The, Stratford clay, to return thanks On behalf of the
men arrived by train a6 Arooti' and were Stratford attn./ -.-:(Lnigliter.. - Capy_11,45,
paratory to the ..day's exereiks. t twoI ) He (Ca* 8.) considered him,
the meane‘t shot of Goder-
met tit the station_ by their opponents, who -it -pifor.osea by
entertained them with a Solid lunch pre: Lsseises .
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A- -:. , self cOttain of the cracki coMpany* of
..!1 Stratford,:but, he felt that -Wei Ouilit to
o'clock the combitted forces marehed down
to the flitta, the ranges were laid out in byashamo -9.f.thior beatin,. :_Iff former
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front'of •the fine iron targets, of which
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We :"niatehes they bad mime out, petty close,
lia.ve-twe-inul the -firing commenced in but. they had new to knockturder edirely.
C,00-1. Cattiest. -, : The _$tratford; Int...nary L - -t. - --•)' After • ' - • -- - tit 4.....,t•• •- 1
( our' iter. going rough sue i.
were opposed by the Godi3rich 9-..Artil7 .
a -glorious" campai,gis :it ll., the", front ' " -.',Ite
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tbOught:Iiis mAn prepareefor 'Any-
lery and the Stratford Rifles:: by the had
Huron Rifles. , The Stratford- tit?n. went thine,. but he had to confess .tkat they
at their work carefidly-,_ but before long it Were moat handsomely. thrashed: „by .Godi
bepatne. apparent to - all that they were - oriel': ' lie. had taken the krouble to look
igeing to be beaten. Both,. of.
our °In" over the scoie.of the latter; and hebadno
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a ade s-lendid scOrds that of -the . . - if of
- heinn• one ef the largest we have • . • br d Western
and yet, it is a reiltaikable fact that not- P Pies; m P ,
hesitation in sa)ing thatbeatanything
withstapding the repeated exposure of
imposition,•human gudgeons have taken
the hook again on a slight eleinge being
made in the bait 110W are,we t� accoinit
for the .gullatolity of such 'n large portion
- • • the kind he had seen pu 'she in
seell on such occasions:- Quite _a number
uanada. (ulteers.). - He hoped to meet
of spectators- ..wereon, the groand ond
much interest was feltsin the regalt. We
are happy to be Able to state that tile
ele_. utmost, harmony: prevailed during the
of ourraee L it owing to some w
spread defect in the popular uncle.rstattd-
- in, or to unaturAl love ler being- imposed
upon, ea the same principle. that. the re,
presentiitions of the theatrical actor are
applancled.in proportion to the complete-
ness with which:lie invests hinrself with a
•-character not his own. However that
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thetu again and. bear them- it possible._
Ilelteartily thanked -them -for the 7 kindly
reception the had given the Stratford
_may be -and the qUestion Must be left
to the careful cousideration of a select
day, not even a harsh word being, --said to
mar ,.the- spirit -of. good - hunter which
marked the conduct of each.- competitor.
From the followingisese be . seen
that Our Goderich Volunteers were victo-
rious. by the large number ,of 193 points':
nuron_ives. -
committee ,composed of Barntim, Tom
Thunib, Blondin and Ada Isaacs Men -
kips -it isi notorious. fact that nothing
in this- wicked. world' is ea§ler than to
humbug the "public, none so successful in
superfietatsense as those who know how
to wield the magician's -wand aright. "
it posditile,'". asks the intelligent tender,
"that Lean be the victim `of' humbug ?"'
Yes, friend, the probability that you
are humbuzged in some shape or form
every week of you r life., If you. are
• wealthy,: and we* trust you. are, yonareare'
humbugged. Irate. a dim -belief that your
bottle of champagne came •from rrance,-
that your sherry is not =punctured from
lublikey,..that thebitterness of your crack "-" Milne- 14 10-- 9----------
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Jtank:and ,t;,
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W.T. lei 12 s ,r!' 40
Ensign John .Davison IT' 47
Sergt. J. Wit *ht... 17 13 • 0 .
" Geo. Gralnim.. 13 . 13 0 35
Corpl- Jam. IleIatosh 14 16 . 15 45-
". W. &add. ... 14 17 5 36
Pdvate B. Seymour. -.16 16 13 _ 45
g: .• 12 12 II -35 _
- ell 17 '11 10 40
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-4, -sr Periningtou 13 11 9 -
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ct, And
ay
• I-re:opening-them for public business -in 6 -m-
a -a.
Hon. Mr. . • lied it is the intention
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ASSENIBbY.
- Quirsc, August 22. ' of the Government to give stick notice. J.14;
lme for clfosiat t6 tqces litre 4.11d 0141
This itfurnona ihe following Bills lord in
trodueed, and read a first titue
. I i dsor and Sendwich
. ft) ineo: potato t n
Stref-t Railway Company , also, a Bill to in -
'corporate the ly indoor and - Detroit -Ferry
Compaey-Mr. RANKEN.
To incorporate the Knowlton
Company -Mr: DUNKIN. -
To facilitate the windino. up of
cjotIN1044111?_racc!..1.1..!ufall -H. on. .1
147 143 105 305
Stratfitrit
Capt. Service.; s 7 10 0 17
Sergt..A. .!leCulloch: .12 11 . 6 29 .
- 15 - 2 23
" j. MeThersoo... 18 . 9 .7'87 35
Corp'l W. Watson. , '9 - 30
Private A. • 0 27
G. Pattills Z_ I 15 0 26
u W. Hepburn 10.r: 8.". 7 - 25
ale islalidue to hop, that what you eat is Bagley W. Inilaelt.2.: 14 13 - 4, 31.
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-123 194- 48 ' 2.7G -
:not !semi stolea by its alleged writer from Goderick Artikry. . ,
some more clever scribe : Your boots if dept. Ross
- .11 14 12 37
: 12 8 . 5 25
" iv,00 tight .are sure to stretat, and if toe 'Aleut Kirk .
Sergeant Walker , . la 14-10 37 -
large they will shrink to the foot. That Private Thomson
is the principle acted _upon -by a large - l'assinore .
. Daneey 15 11 10 36
nuinber-of those who/supply your daily
. McPherson; .13 13 14 .:4, 0 -.
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wants (not -always, we are Sorry. to say, Addison :17. 14 10 41
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pure, that thecapital article you read has 1
companies. ‘.( pplauSe.)
; Lieut. James, -on behalf of the Stiatford
infantry, responded likewise, thanking
their hosts_ for the handsome manner in
which they had been received. - Alluding
a portion of. Capt Ser_*e's speech, he
said salthough .his. coinpany:liad been
beaten by their odeiiclf opponents, they
had not been-.- surpassedby the..ir crack
Company of Stratford..7.(Langhter.).-;7.
lie hoped text tunetheyWould.. meet. on
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neutral .ground where they might- reason-
ably expect better success than on I- range
Which the • Goderieh were...;ro. well
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acquainted : -behalf of Ilia com-
pany; he returned his siacere thanks to the
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Goderteh Volunteer -A, fur their handseme be
hav our on• the -occasion. • .•
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• he- vice chairman then p.ropeied "flt
Press,”.which wits. responded to briefly: by Mr
Cox of the Si kriat. 1\4. spiike .of the
riecesaity of -keeping :uttothorouglity effiatent.
Volunteer tbree in Canada, snid lit allusion to
the.Vicanry won by the Gotierieh boy,. Said he
was happy:that they were -able to show, that
aithOugit it Wil.$ said to ao ingto theliad,they
Could tarn cut good and tree men wileu they
were required:. - : I • ' ••
Scrgt. Sinith, in a very hurnerotts speech,
proposed the heattli-of the Girded:* Volen
semi -te which t5-e-StratfOrd Men-selteeted
lustily. . -
them in Ottawa. fet flx°A.-1(14ca:,
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4641.
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•66:66.„ 24.4
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t; r appri eltivk
n Board
t T;Oreint ast,e,,tp. .
ITh"le g4‘1prtela-'117s u st7ci--IP•on -ScianTIT,'Itbe re a t
Eastern in the attemtds to...rovet:the Atlan-
tic: Cable 1.ie des,:ribel .mi..ite-ss,-1 1 Ls 11%e
aimed atiehurs with flukcs, till:111,4 calved
let tarttring to an pb116.glie tooth like et:d.
he geetniels,meighing thice hundred weight.
../.*••••11.1•3•1110110er +as.. ••••,...misuos.,,exe.
and laughter.) shackled :111(1 Se euied to a length of ire. buoy
old ▪ Steers S.'2.; 2nd 1'50, 3rd 1.00; best yoke
•2 yrs old Steers $.2, 2ud 1.:-,0; 'best fatted Ox
$3.72.nd iird Lon: best lam d Cow or
2sa "2-. 00, 3 d 1.00: bet bull Cult;
cd. f 2nd 1.00; st heifer
Cbif, udred in 1 -t::. 2,:d 1.00; ¶HIt
yoke working; 4.a.un 3.ne; Z,d 2 00. ,
SIIELP -1,v6t Rain Ylid 1 0. 3rd
1 41 fft tiest line Mini 2n3 1.60: 30
1 .44C1 hest Ewes (pen of 2) having, raised le.
a cit. ism was ie am n (
ro e • 1 •
Mr..Cartwiight moved that a Committee 1 ,
be apaoicted to iturire into:the best method wsose bra eking strain was caleulati4 tai non Lamb 2.114 1.00; best eue Lamb
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tot, wes-1" (rtiglit.np to the bows., anti three* el .50, 2nd 1.00; best Imir i'atted •Lwes
of organizing the on a permanent
- basis. er
over and whistled threueh the sea a prey to Wethers 2tid 1.00.
fortune. Itt. lost the iron sank teat s.ou y, PiGs-best Boar laige reed „ n . ,
Cemetery After some discussion. the Atty•Gens West
but even the movement of deseent increased best Boar, small breed $3, 2nd 2-00; best-
- r • hatiiii4 stated that this was a matter of which,
. 8. I-4AC• the Governmset assailed the responsibility; so is te lay .g,rent stresa bri the Pickins-mi Sow, large.brerd:$34od2.001ttests§owasmell
the estate
the -motien wes withdrawn. - • • mathinery, which was rendered available to breed $.3, 2nd '190. The abeve sows must .-
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To change the name of the Byt- own Con- i• f -g e Piff,s4P 1§..65, one or thou ma -to Wt.
• moved. the -atilt-ointment-messen witive.- a
4" laA
taut 1 •
o search for the fugitive hidden in mysterious shown with Sow.
a spec a coma] ttee so take into consideration
surrieie; "(jaw CompOlY, aid to ea"fer "Md ex" the s hiect Of the enlargement orafte-W011arki eavernsdieneaths, _Length flew. Atter _lcagth, Poonav-besspair Gtelme Fowl7e,
teed the:a...corporate poviersunder the t an.q camas. ' • " Oyer cantle Nvliebt andlrum till the "iron vas 50 gi, rdX d
of the Ottawa G .Compeny--Mr. Atty. en. Macdonald having staled that sunning W1111 *Orli- heateld at last to Etta besit arl-lrargre "barreUeclaVte fgds 6tc; lbels-ip9a°;- .
i 2 d- 1
?I:: el1711.19:0i ell f tulti11;':tivtoilrkkei the machie pry luta elowls_aof steam. One. 2nd 75es hest pa, Iteite%.
( 0 tt awa) - t tere was no necessity for eitablislung the ifliceSify -es to convert the water thrown npon Boot uns
Mutual Fire 111Sn-ranee'. Conipatitit 111/
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t the. A.V.atet.17.
thousand fathums 1!iffeeirtundred rathinea I pass (Ininen j;tow
' moment the licanees: :"Of 111 .COUritrY W 6111d fri2W 0 1110USand latco Ilandresls Nam- 75e; af. pair Turkeys
=To legalize certain laalaws 'and delientares ,
- ni6untitia op uutil, at o. istu.s the straw; -2nd 75e. ' . a
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permit.
FORD. ' • ' - • 115-,000- feet, -the 'Tramiel leeched the bed- of 2:00, Srd 1.50; heat her° of Potatoes $3, 24.
lir. llegiverin Consented to withdrair his was lied. :700, Litthcms, er- Boot Csioest,bestaele. of Turnips .%.3. 2nd .
the-Allautiess' 2.00, Srd-1.o0., best 3:porter tiere Carrots *
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of -the dounty, VtOtorta-s• . . DILINS
To amend chan.:63-for,t oh:soldate t -
The House then icretirried:
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utes of Canada -Mr: WALSEI; - - : • - _ - - t
confirm a certain survey- in the town. - Smitten& Senoo.„ -Coxv-kwiiox.-Ainong Wurzel 33, 2nd 3, Ard Parties com
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2nd 2.00, 3rd 1.00) best quarter nere..blarigerl-
ship of BuIrtrotle-Mr..LIL PORION. Wsnitaiti. :Use mt
oiety coni -with ilie Sabbath peting-for the above root crop, will be re -
Hon: Mr. GALT -intimated that the Attor- • School cauie throuphoni the Province • there' quired to pay all extrance fee cif 50e
Brantford correspondent of the 1:11011.6- existed a.yeiy gene al feelina in favor of the IMPLEMENTS -bent Iron itxletree lumber
ney General Ilast proposed to preceed with The
the civil Code -of Lower Canada -.FridaT/ „iltou Spectatpr has the . - holdine• of o Sabbati School'icachers' Con- Wagon $5. begt 'wooden .-axlitree lumber-
Woinan named Porkies"; Wife iyf a well 'to vention of. a Provio Aid character, And enrre-
and that thofinancial staternent4or the year
would be made -the Tuesdaffollowillg- So fermer,helievinghersellen her deoth he'd; spoudence has many expressions of
mired - that during sealer the Clergyman of the Pijmitive Meth- approval. objeVilli.,'S0111(14 to be
'thaS•tateYei*Taieilltie. re-1117:rthilleirstessions Olive:omen( 0it fl-hunele".13tantfoids add in. ihe utmost attained are,:fhe 'se uring uf reitr atidstatis-
measures Shall have preedence or, Ttnirsdaiy; -agony of 'mind, -confessed that she had ---ot ties relating to t e progreas heir present.
afterhalf:past.aeven.p..m.--Carried.' different periods of her life -Committed six inuis stand of Sebbath hoots sie the Provipee,
The following Bills were reasds-ra *sed.dild dera, and all by ioiSore She said she had IL and the discussien f piaeriear safijitilisbe'ar-
tiMe and referred to commitaeee .
For abolishingsthe- pnitishinWat by death
in certain cases.--•Attys Gen:CA.1111E4a '
yl'o amend -the Act. to Incerporute the
46 10 10 36
18. 13:11 42
excepting yournewspaperj, add you may Whit - -15'. 15. 13 43 -
count -yourself *particularly fortunate if
you escape the grossest traps. 'set for your
money. 2 off for errorin target when cheeled_ 2
One would think that, in this age. of
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steam, populsr_educalort; soeial science, stratforit Infantry.
and allthat pertains to literature,- science Lient lames - 15 11 _ 7 33
• 10 _ 8s 2 20
and the Arts, people would not be so easily 'Sergcant smith
- imposed upon, but we question very much
if; at any Other period of the world's ,his-
tory, humbug was more stieeessrul or more
• generally practiced: Take thedepartment
ofmedicine alone: The humbug-4track
flourishes in purple and tine linen, while
the really educated, in- many* iustanees,
have to etruff.rle.for:a mere Sitlisist',6fide..
A man keeps a mean little saloon here,
moves to. the States, - stteles medislitto
superfieiallj for a few months, announces
14mselt fillt-grown!doetor of twenty
Yearn experience, Says- 4e_alone can be rc-
lied upon to cure certain loathsome dis-
eases,. ard thousandsOf.simple fools crowd
to his Standard -and he bcontei oicle,
a few years! One after another, quacks,
s fr.ora H011oway to TuMblityl puff them-
selie_s into notice through the press, amass
princely fortunes, and. retire in favor- of
wine new: aspirant and still' the great
gullible Publio. tuns aftei' the newest
--nostrum as eagerly as ever% In polities
the power- or humbug is everything: Mo-.
ney tondo a gr.pat deaLt--can. clover medi-
ocrity and pave the way for sueceisi but,
afters% Ximilnig sways the sceptre Give
.Give
n man. plenty otimpttdenee, a glilitongue,
and a sneaking, crawling spirit, and what
can he not atconipliiit t - • strikes the
Public between Wind and water with
Some . miserable cry, he utters the
:movie, bellow, clap,traii•iretensions, pro -
fames what be knows to , be _the
nod; InikuliyOug*ptiolons or.,
. arid straightway; heis a. vino_
tient 'Champion, *bile at the very sable
lime be laughs ju, hies sleete,nt.his du's*.
PeopIe,traiii themselves to thorough'
disgust_witli _hunilmg zit its shapes;
,Acpend npOn isiortli; :ironta ,inore fr&
-dowdy fiod, its tree level in. theinapigc--
• ineetenationataffaira, and the impOsters
`diliett fortlijvOuf senatc al;A.
Jordan - 12 . 9 31
Smithwiek - 18 .8_ .0
Private Burrett :16. 11.
- Rig,* 15- 11. 10
1103:5 9. '6 'A
Ramsey • 12- 6 4 23
' Faller -; 10 8 .8 26
Hector 1:3 -11 • 11 - 38
.13 • 7 3 23
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6._ "arialigepitt frau ,'Intknictpat. boards and
vicurfC4, Coveted with ienfusio
ieFdeay. we know
of for the humbug -pit of so 014342 prae-
&mown 'Agit& X,et carecriaivicto
tcesiftit tottoin; and the
It <1046.1:1-iaiv41 xeuelations
;Inimense servici-.: We re
Id sepeoplelefuA ffeletoilea.
'Ail • 4,?
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ai ionstila.. for hum sure y will
be if wq a. qqt *etch with unceasing-
sigeNnew` '
26 .
s 43 '
39
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Total 288
Graderich Artillery, 367.
do Rifles, -395 762
:Stratford • Infantry, 288 ,-
• do ltifiea • ..• 276 564
Majority cf points hi fav. of Gederic,b, 198
TEM .DCS.N.Eu.
Wagon 4; best iron Plough $3, 2nd 2.-00;
best wooden Plough 0$2, 2nd 1.00; hest dort.•
ble mould board Plouah 3.00; best •subs011
PIeugh 8;00; best one horse -Cultivator 2 .00,
2n4 1.00; best Fannie: Mill 3.60, 2nd 2.00;
best two horse ,Cultivatar 3.00; best sett 3.
horse Whipple Trees 2,00; best Thing Fnlic,;,:
Amnia to destroy linmadlifesand washy the .ine upon _the Man igdpeut and -Woi•liing ot 1.1,0-; best pair Harrows.3.00, 2ed 2.00; best
greatest self -denials -that she -Could restrain Salools. It has been decided kola the iron Field Reiter 4:00; best wooden Field
herself front 'secretly poisoning all persons Convention in the *aril, part (4tlii.f tby;anct Roller 4.00; .bestliorse Hay Hake -2.001 2nd
with whamathe wagon terwi.or .frientistiii Tib,) of Seeteieber at Hemilton. :Delegates 1.50; best Turnip Seed Drill 4.00; hest T.itt-
;Mutual, Assurance Assiaelatiola 91 OW 'Diodes- she however prantieed it until six -other Vie- pay their fineto&lapailtotr arid wait wallah nip Cutter 21.1/0- best Farm Gate ZlOO. s
8 of Quebed and Three Rivers, aud Montreal rtiins sropttheu. jast steep t ,k0 of them being en -vitt( eertificutee-ut the *Ma Thrashing mankno 5A01. best mo' vrerand'
and'St:Ryacintlie.-Sol. Gen. 4ANG1iY IN. t.tdults and four of them chljdren, and what will entitle them to return passages over •the Reaper -combined 6.005 -best Proband for'-
.To legalize Byslaw N6.116 ofthe CorPera• ‘•makes the Matter more revolling and horrid various railways of4241 relieving choking. -choking. cattle 1.60; best sett ftf
tion of the Township „os Bayham.-Mr. isthat one of the former wet her owns bus- been offered for the beat essay on the " Best Horse Shoes 1.40. Parties laling Viral
WALSH. ° • - , - - 4and, and two of 'the latte were her own Mode„of Managing chools, end ;FOrelstating Premium; for any impleme•uts, will, itreq11r-
To
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aiitenif. the Net inenrgO.ratin'' the Men- children were mardered in England. and the >Devonlinnal-Eicer stii" whieliWie intended td, receive a Diplomaas well as their .Pre•- -
treat tromeopnthie Aasnciatiojr:2 Roth Ar. :adults in Canada: The huslland having been shall be -read she ore the Convention, and annals from the judges:. ' - °
Capt. Ross responded on behalf -of his coin -
amp, 'Jo aliusion to'a remark' dropped by
lir. Cox hii.said, he feared it Was toe'ioliev
of the -Go vern meat quietly to Sive ei away- the
Volunteer - sistain.. end meiltiOned 'everal
eireuinstatices leading to that belief.
.Lieut. •Iltaass responded- -on behalf of the
-Ile t.aid his.inen.had-eyery reaso:n to
be satified-ith the result of thell'ai's pro-
ceedings, and that all should he glad, that
they had been so harmonious:. He also ccani
„plaieed of the lack of governiumital support
under which which the Talunteer inbored,
:which feared, -tended to,- its - de-
. Af8 o'clock .the„. Stratford .Volun,
4eerawere entertained by their hosts and
=tors, together with a few 'invited guests,
at a Dinner- hi NIA's Hotel: Of the
repast we need only say that it was ni
-eyery respect worthy a- one ,ot, trio best
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caterers- in canada. The - e, . w
was handsomely laidandornameitted ;with
flowers, was covered With all that'aliimgry-
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rifleman could crave, the brilof fere, In-
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_deed; embracing every :solid and luxury
of the Season'. The table was waited upon
capitally by a large foree of pithie assist-
ants -by no means unnecessary, when we
remember the scopes of -eonfuston often
wi.tnessedit public di' unerae;_ .
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Rosi oactlpieLthe chair 'and Lt.
Ilays the viceehaii. - the. chairman's
right sat Capt Serviee,., of. th,e, • Stratford
Rifles, and on the lervItient4amess, of
struction.
Later in the eVeniag Capt.- Service men:.
tioned the differenees---betweeit..-Stratforcland
thicierieh. .11is tosVnimea had suffered, as
theylheuglit, a slight; on the occasion of the
demoustraaen at the:openieg of rhe -seaway,
and to a .ritra out of Goderich, thev came
1,10 on onexcursioniome time itteiwards laden
with baskets of proviiions; /tc. He had. to
sav. that he was heautily- ashamed of itr,-s-
(I:aughter and applaute.):
After going through a -member ,of
leer toasts, suck as" the ladies,!," :I' our host
and hostess," jte., the. eompany broke up
about midnight. -
, _
1101,Tar:
here, and the' otheF person, whose probably printed with a view -toga -cite wider -
name did not learn, was poisoned' tit Wood- eireulation. Rev. Pr. Ormistott,- Rev. Wm.
Stock some years sitice. She has been marri- Millard, and A. MeCallum, B. Ass have been
ed to a A;cond ha.shancl tor a.tititabersef years, appoiesed judges,/*d the :/t1suft.W shol11*:
by ,wham she has- a family-of:grown- op,,, ail- sent into„-thesSecretary the_cernmittee,
INDOOR DEPARTMENT.
meorporate thesReligioue Ladies of the licamoninaulas Puourtrs-=-(When arti.
Assumptioa or the Blealea Vitgin Mary. --Mr
cles reclaim le be litmed,--the tielaits with the-
GAIT.13$71":1. .
.names must be attached to such articled heat
"'To enable Ale Livingston to be and largest awned collection of Apples, not
adniitt41 totpritcticetled10ine, Suter,: •Itud' dren. This Wrelch;,-forwretch she Ayes in McCalluni,s13. Aa "latetthitleNst August._ -less thin 6 ,af each variety -$3,
Midwifery---fron.11: 11OLTON'.." -Opetteance, - -resembling .one of the weird S. J. Lyman, Esq., Montreal, will, ye .unders 1.00-1-1*Stesnitnea varieties of Winter A•p-
To incorporate the Oltpwe City Passenger witehe''S with matted hair,shrivelled and re- stand act as local Manager.; and noinmunica• ples,*o of each 2.00, 2ail ,Wat 6 named
Bailway Company, -11r. CURalElti- pulsive face; ancl.%hony hand, wile; hovered tiottefretriS•abbatirecho, n.lethmteghoutdrower varieties of Pall Apples, 5,of -6611 ric1
- t-Tt hrOund the boiling chaldroir•Of Macbeth- ,Ceuttaashesild. be
dittashina.....- 1,4363 best and Itnamed. collection
„poRI9N::.
lived for years past in the (*mutest horror with
the iinages Of her victinis continually appear
ing before her eses, her .cdess---and improca•
tions were leartut, awl- her actions; language
and appearance were perfectly loathaome till
Pears,' -not less than .6 el eacIr2.00,2aa
Toineorporate the London Collegiate falai- best 3 named varieties .1130, 2ad 00e; bast
fli
German tsaloon keeper in Hartford
wishes tO maify elastomers that his ruleIs
" positively no tru 'here," and has put tip. at
si *II with this' inte 'gent inserts:an:in:" ",13Oss
tute-•=1Ion. Mr. 'CARLING., - and largest -collection of Plums not less than
' T•o amenctsthe Aeteentainingsspecial .pro. 6 varie:ties 12ot-ea-eh 2,001 dd b50, 3rd 1.00i.
best 4 -varieties or plums muted 1.00,
vineial.Pailiarnent (front Ccim- deuth-stepped ,iud -suddenly, stoppe4;,her
devele '1ITodruschet, •••
viskoikentee• rniret- both ouses 01 .t -
75c;-liest plate Of -Plums !limed 60,c; beitt
- -
1(1 einsterr-
c;f)-110a: Mr. Dp111Q1s.T. . gt•oans ancl_ cables. • netr.easecllection of ripe Grapes, 2
_Rill . respecting Count" COuris - - - . : -
-SCATC11E11,13.- • ••
Melancholy Accidetit'rwo men
th-ournedi .
--Isaat.evening ante 131 -';Ta... ki4as.nanied
Tayror repefied. It -10006i: Welch
that, tit nowt yesterday, in sedieany,:with two
other teen, named William., Turner -mid
Robert Baunermaos he left Victoria- 'for
Nanaiino iu Canoe..'- `Oneida eyeeing, the
wind ertime on. to 'blo-tir -freehly and they
camped neat' Trial Island. - About fifteen
minetes to 8 +o'clock last eveiliag Turner pro.
:poied to.proceed ; Taylor refused and Ban.
nerman assented, ; 13anaermen and Turnee
ssaot lato the. canoe, and 'pushed off, -tearing
hekeh. They. lioisted4; bleu;
ket for a sail, but had only gune a short dis-
tance before the frail bark was upset; and the
men were preciOttatPri into the water. They
shouted for help and struggled' for some
Moments: Taylor- was Unable to render
them.any-assitaMnce; they implored-him:not
tO leave them ; and they finally sank, .Bap•
iierman calling out as he went dewn, "it's
all limit.; he *wild .go Ott.' Ban-
nermaa was a Scotehmad,• aged nbout 31
yeas ; and t Turner was. an ,Ainerican„: aged
about 30,1-rom the State of .Delaware; Att
three had been in Mi. Morris' °Tithe
Craigflower road, and were Raid off on 'Salter.
ditlast: . - 7 ' •
• „,
- The above, Which clipped from. a
COlUirAtia•piptir - relates to the
= - - •
4 th n a •tylio - left
The uext tgiv.4.4y i4.10410.44,b_qw%roo, ofeaeli, grown in open an 1.50, led 1.00;
. •
• „
best -Vete Crab XoPIes:yelloiv,/5e; beetretes. -
. To amead:thht Lowers Canada Act respee• c imousi-A•Progrcss in shows rim-AC:thin fin* sarrnarf
building Alan:City. Hat, NA lately &salmi h'Arkillzo t .t Crab Apples. red 16e. bestmasaed and largest
"'' co lection of Peaches,: hot 1esls- Asp 4 van"-
tinz•abuses Prejudicial to A aric'tifture
Bli:LLEROSE.. . - - , South: a. large. c011ection of bullfrogs - which f 2.450 -2nd 1 r0` best Istesof:
„ •
(Fru"1-thu 13uilelili2 Aug- 19•) he proposes to exhibit with nlectore ' P
ties o each
To amend the Insolvency Act of 1864.-- . . . ' readies named 50e; best cf,splay of frititathe
nom. z‘tr. ABIlorr The-ill-end/less and almost despairing dier- mg -the habits -of the creatures: h f ,th d. f
.To provide for the appointment of Com- chant. who stood on the morning of the 3rd - f •
Nunseryinan withiti or withOnt. .114
growt o tors salsnetr rom er
and behe.ld• the deyouring flames, • entries, 3 specimeuaof. eauh 1.00, and .
missianers.to inquire into the afftiri of the _of April, •
Th! £4W btrtistountS.- instAbowl of AppleS isorseetly'paitiedbywi
Glasse cleconomie ltbch de.Quehee;-- convertins. into: ahapele0 .and wortaless.
-
lar;11UOT. - • ' Ulysses the results of toil Mid sweat, and self- „,,,,,,..s.,,,,,---S---s-sa-aaaessaaass.--.. .0 ill
denial, his feeliiigs 9f-wretche1ness and 'des-
pair, enhaneetY hy - the cries - of: frishtened ,
women, the bursting of death -dealing shells,
and all -the deafening noises .11rat swelled the
• • ' • f in •er• - of rase ot exteta t . • . 6 • • - -•" ' .. bs - - - . ". . - a 2 0„,..... -
thin of Horse Thieves ---Mr. ROSS (Dun. air, in cries o . a -as. s , . ' tio S
' Tie EPF...a1ED Jasmines 'having een . made not less than 6 vatiettes 1,0n, : rid 1.1) , peas
das ) _ -. - . - st- •• . s of fea-rt oirjoy, -too frequentIS, felt that ea re- ia,
To amend. the Act respecting tile Notarial. sivideatiois saehld --be ll.m .let .0.. sall 4,116•Lse ness of
for a `g.00d imil.reliable photograPli like named collection of Roses (bloorna)-1-60... 201;
fhe late gifted Editor of the "Huron 1.00; 'best colleetibn't`st ,'Verbellas rooted, tiOS
Professiona4Irs'ARCIIAMBE A ULT. zfatude4.41.141`1Y-iM being ketigetii:;:bAlt.;:),*ar .nal)” tte isO131'eribor Wts'71'noit respect- less than .10 'varieties 1...t0, 20,1 .-1;001 Beat
6 named varieties Verbenas $11 2nd '50e; Seat
namb-d Collection bf Tfilo.x:einot lets than 4
varieties 1.04, 2nd '60e; .besi 'rained tolee-
tion••of Gladiolus. not less than 5 vane' tips
* l'rovince not ess than .0 varies -et, ree
To
To make turthae provisious,lor:thenitial,"?..
SS, Prarrs ra.owaris.--Ireat named c glee.
e a et !C•fr 5,! 4'
4'
r-Perinanent
Upper -Call-ada-.•-:Mr. STREg T. - • •
To -facilitate the apprehension and Con vic- - • tion -of Datillas,novics3t.han ems 2.90,
irf.b
R
Wing
mat ilaas-
s 2nd I 60 -best named collectiou Dithltai,
: To reaulate the ,qUillifieations of practi. the:props of these, bermes being gore, no
ts . bat 4„.o lie .clown.,in some I
'fully to aueonusse to the iiinnerons -datuirets
tioners in -Medicine': And Sergest ins upper _mere wee -nevi -to do
_TO amend the gitnie Laws of Upper . f
or books pay. ncitnieS',:debt, and Commence . i
of thelate -., .", .• - ' ' • " • • • -
Canada.- . PARKER,. •:. . - -- seeltided spot-snewita dna gener lb lancine. p .
t anacia-,-Me.- WALSH'S: . --; • - : 'Anew AO try tliCinysAttes of.the later weyld.,
TTo01040*41:(1.21, Victoria cap, 11, re,
speetieithe calleetren Of Sehoptflotes -Hon
M. LA-At'LLAMBOISE,
• - . _ - •
- No providemOrtully for , the -punislUnent
Otiiftencei irs'ainiethe persan in reslieet -to
°raw
net
How these charred timbers, blaekened bricks. That lie .ean furriair an -excellent za-rte tie siitulittls(orobane) minted 2490)ent;Pntlait.
. -- c,-- - , 1-.50.:- Ind fr,fafrAestantiargesteollections of
and Worthless.i.itsliei could be rene.wed- was to, visitc-of ttkenbort otAliRlAirtrate ei, ,,,r,-., afrAste,s_a.;00,, lila 154 ''3rd --Oci best in
nn - ' '"4•1-'7" -* :i l'Ii.i - green house plants in bloom 2.00, 2nd 1:51k
him a question far -beyond his ken. . :How: is- •-•- -.' s ss
it-ncie T -Passing_ throniglt ,gaitt street,. the . 4vets-per-oppyi:Pr u oopmi Or . . 1 best Floralaornatnat Or 'aelektI2-!_til best -
. .
prinCipal iltoiotighlate whiili suffered - iii. ' the - setts ttiaay addiness-s•post.ageitree7nnfVfer ' eolleetion -4 .15itiiiiith 1:104;2M1 ,50E.; best
the came Of kidnapping-L-1Sr. O'HALLO- coullagrstton, and from its bistdry naturally lifl3rie• Pidt4sa ." • collection of.-Citeksooinbs 1:40i heat
- • the first to be revived, the sound .0(.1*w-tiler _ • _ -T. J. moonHotTSE, tido or Balsams 1...00,-Ihd .7)5c; beet i3flftet
RAN
A
ittiwand and saw- meets the ear; and refresi ;
a.sa views •. • -- **CO
qodeP P. 0. tien Stocts .2ist 604, hest toRectiou-
.
meal -lion. -Mr. 1140S144. „: 1,Pf rOggthe falreO49 .10 the Goderich, Aug ist 10, 1865.
-concernina the inspection. of pot and
pearl supperortson t „ le y been •
has (*el t -
liithes-Hon. Mr. ItCSE. t' cattle the burnt' district, buldings are fin- - sw" yerioP:etrs.unifriors 75e 2;d 0.562;abesa 1.1190o.areattrafilCitandt..
Bozdet.75; tnc1.006,
To amend- and extend 'the provisions of ished'. The .hounes .between , Seventh and --.
chapter 53 of the Consolidated Statutes soy Eighth streets are either occupied or nearly
1 44'
.1614. A -2.
• ARDEN ItiRETABI,Es..--"belft of
cie• u•es- ready for their occupancy ()a the corner ot vePock.o.tritoeafeaapamid,404.2anet lesslithavtibe64 vtatroatfut..etsul-,
UPPet° Canada respeeting „Buialins So
-ILIr.-31:(3. CAMERON. • ' Ninth -the 'veins haVe reachlicP above 'their
Potatoes, .of any laily nainedliti; STAN
The House went into Comm of the Whole second Hock:- Neat:Nenth the lions° of; Mr. f0: ts
Bill -to Isosed Davits r4Ceivint its interior touelms. At • • 0-sti ce -o "co - Patileal4e1 .40,5ft
Chapter 15-0r ' the Cement idated Statutes oi _the 'Corner Of teventli; we are. "aeon, to -have , - ss- best 3.Wanter Sanest. inane(' -2na 6k; •
,
reared a; most magnificent structure, to be COMMENCIN --o-a-Mondayliseilt,-28thinst. - best 4 roots White 'Coleri 1.00, 2,tid 15c; tea •
.on .
Lower Canada respecting.. education. The'
00
i
Committee -reported the . Bill with,;-ainend-
anents, Whielstvere concurred -in, and the Bill
was -read a •ttird time and passed. - .... ;:•_
On metion of Mr, BO URASSA, the Bill to
amends she ear reapee'isig W *I t . • d
4.4tires,.wits read alseeondtime.
'Ir. BO:URA-SSA iiiirsarthattle'Saie Bill
be referrer) to a selectsCoMmittee. , •
Mr.-1*-tKIN-iii-Oiedin.airitudrnent, that
it be-reterred to the %Committee on flanking
and Commerce. --: . •:-. • = ' '
1 he - aineadinent . was Carried -yeas 60 -•
_ )
'llaidn3M3.0* tic; tt.- of; 1.''..2i.. MA-CICENIE' the
Bill to amend chapter 22, 28th -Victirim, and
,Clriipte.r 38k PO Victogiti,.-with referenee to
ahissale. bt,i iirkiiii' to Indiina was -read a.
.. „. . 1. , . _ z : . . .
L'EY;fntrocl. up- ed a,14,i4:11 to-
, setcHouodn .ti.teti-er.. .AL
iinierperay:..th. 0,....frish., Protestant -Believolent
.. „ a- _motioa_ . 1 ._ . _ -- ALT, the.
Society of leiseheq.. - : '
House went:ain't° Cointnittee of Supply, -Af .
Street in -she chair.. 'The eotronittee adopted:
the first item of the. 'estlinates. Covernor?
, ,..00uoralik retaii!.a,..offiee, 44216, ,:,,lion.
-51r:Ga1ele. phiiiied that the Litp0.0:0!..lations
tor hospitals and icharities the militia,. and
expenditures nailer -the conti.61 of. 1, the 'Board
of., Workik would be brought dawn in .the
Supplelnentary estimates. - The Cilunnul,tne.
reported the -item adopted and obtained
_17alveiiirteatroliut "aseitint -.1-e;;:'14-.- irint9- - 1:-.. -•to-,:itizr-,..., lia-v40---x-'
t ot throngli. the' order papee, ruljourned :till'
4 roots Red Celery 1.00, 2ad 75e• best 4
used for banking prinses, end that norner . the ntas lo 1,12.i*DnagaterneckenW, , '."Ilbeho in . -the future agem what it -has. bcpn and Kinloss rou hs.iill leav4ppdafich at' A heads Wieter-Calthatie named 140, 2tia tsei
#.1..th,pet) ttin -Tait- stfeltaalkejaMosid, p. M. dail)v3Stincitylveepte(4,7.? 7, -, b4iit-4 headrSumnferVabbign TV% -!-best,;9-
on.i.re,r111 - Ig.,i1J3ERT -.4-• "'' -• i. . 13Iiied Metz 75e; ,2e -C-1344- heat 4 Slarisfea s
P. .1.1ispector. -- - , -
arlidztl•i-6 P.!ace - iChere all tife: Vials---tt•the - ' - ...,.. 4I -e-1
financial weds]. Wete woat Le c ' - -1S',i , ' 7' - ' N/ ' Wtmels.75e, 2nd 50c; best nine Swede Tur-
n' s Vie, 211460realgett9KCiatige Carrots 75.0 ,____ -
Belo -Wild -Workmen are engag• ed in eXeava- Godert.L.„,44:24thelpg 1865 -4•1„, by,...c.9 Ear v. Horn
tiOnS until we reach the corner of governor til54--6h.:*2,2id 6
IN -OLVElirlOT iir4864' be"' -11"ri -wan' - I
stt:eet, where Mr. parcell's buildings ate fast
approaching their intended height: OPposire , best.9,paranips 7rie; 2nd 60e). best Red
a structure is in 'progress,that now. bid a fan ST4 fig 9a1Qts 455" 2VPi l'eleciLUer °lens
to be, hideeds an ornatuent-te the 1:ity. A i HE creilitora 0 ttee underst-a le Ire mil: .71ei etilvek el n -4es 12
fied to meetit 'the' lawcet)f M. V. ,eins CorainProW 041TO 50e; best 3
Cameron, in the rr44 Of GoO•Tff-, on Mon- Water Me1onsI.00; best lic11019nli
-largedouble store 'of four stories in I:cash( is
hrjeyliteelagnilyigillltruitetdaisTilltlwintlieonndeb9:1)116eseeri.sewe!ilii day;lihe eleVentilittiritof September, 1865, at:_ibeitskleade Cattliliower 1-001 2itd-1--00;
I 6
11•
.Again, further dossik, m,.. --Kie,tos,vrogress. ten olcipek thiNfaesnoon, for the purpose' TeekTowatoea 1.00; 2nd (7005 be toligreat,
• • of receiving staterret4 of thcli:-..:11 • rs and o44.4aget,x b ve etables.distinet Bfrottrotatbr-
slowly -anidlisurely raiaing theiffwalfsJitfore assiglAil ‘vimaisst4t a_Y Mate cables, ene -1rni
mg rapt with use,. e .o leis are
- an aSSitinment ulOselthe abo tylets
while we de nartne the work so genralj ate a
5 - ° • this 22nd day of boa
Akutriehrotorcr.A Sin tile)
st IR mows 3411, /n i91 -.4)3V -9g /Ma 111 •
the.surfike t:4 -e *°iltr-C1'4161-1441' t God r' *in the OuUt' kif Huron ter 82, 2ndll . 0; best '
Still th-re is a dis °sawn not to- be Idle. 1 he
• 1.
with their buildings:1u ,Peari street:end others TER TLITII, Cheese ;AO, ;nd 1:4e1;
,taftifORGE .cCOUTtl'S M2nd'aiseft.enii;rtineil-lenble,affrdhedrtoittem'
-44014;,7, • erA04-Tr, , :!tmorably
• • .....47M,Pg- i!? tr Cane
t
are notalow ia,followatig tiou exampl 0. lhus.
the work 18 going:One frian--aVidate or ides.
paring,esaiissthe litrelitinteetbir city .
attaenly_lipen- changed, lato,all. the (inc and
*leggy. naive: than. • Ricit-
mond Will _itgaintrom her ashes, tliere,
will be a resurrection that, Shalt -not be ;the s.ciEwErf
25io•par nera. t ' - - - -
• II : 1 'Art SI li 2101
;Ally, _ n41-2..00;10-1 ,'Thd-'.
• 4 liets 3.003.2M--.3 ..1.r.d 1.-00. The Amur
sw1•02td , MP) gleinibl'a "MbetisfAnnst multi* -
ditio.utAtts' r_ yn 141"tbniReS'I-r:i-7-13211141133'11:1111:;;ElCtrua._11:71140:11;;;e7i-:1141)::*liffssf.:21itiorgit:" - t igoit''.1:1:4:14: ---.
Y yin _ , _ .
V X B_ Al & 4 1 -4:E4i e .: ' 4; a - 1-1' 0 i 4 : ? ;"
4 s •
ilaSSounty lir he Ijnaed
beut
c Bruce,Ifid, e direnle-4, Vigte iii, WI-601Ra Isci:teatllit
d twaneettanse,ni..11rat :jaainniss: ,,.,beat„C:o:lirief IV. 11:1;v1-he20:1-12:11::: ' *".
brOldr.raj tiltitirtn.tit.:0;2:ia' v15, 7., best B.1.`
Do Bryce, James, 4470 Pa ss_a_ s.ses',1-nsi-
°14-anir I hauvreleabelz4e t"Ueunnbin eatrne-d beabestt BWr9airing.'1 WaWork*14.711-7Aciuswitest4 -rli'arke,' ''''772-imn !
'" the *siflating140% 244 OC.S43P-4,.3112,iess,s11.94
derendantsu.lheairli toluiottitiheuamnd _ ast side of lax; 414 15 , 440 psie yr quiptt
colsolY of Bruce; whieb. lauds and tenements 1 1X)0213d".15ei best' 'Pot- Woolezt- 59,4:',•
William Street in the Villageof Walkerton maize
•
shall-offerforsaie at Inv office in the Town lir _Li....., itl _ , „.„..
Goderinh;inr-Titesdapiheuventh-dayotSeptotn- gentlemen's 4Isslnalpek t. Ax...,frtyll.c..4.' -
tier next, at the hour of twelve ofthe clock, riaatasand 7scoefit 7-41 oawekk-1.00, „Art 2.--;
tipaperpttAtti „pp, 2na tsill..c,:- x f
41 j;'''''. : . limarwo&kt apArialf,044DT. s
1 e ow -
- it -$12 f rail What/ iiii 'Illate7flacie.
' on 7trurT, the Alit 44 f lo8ritse". lirrt
- ank PETER
M. CitAME
eitor solve
.4P
SALE
Hiehwnd 'the -4:11.e.. or yore,- but a new; 7;6y
.beautiful -city ; radiant tiodlovely as trotted t;oubtles
bin -how we shalt.' wOrship-ifer;4iaw we tY,'...!Ist ail-kBra
shall throng her streets *his exultation andot eTfottairssavatia jes
,with peensacfspraise,s Bawl shesleasS14hut Caanties:efliuro
ivifiin those day do 'COfirei the
eg_anst the lands
u d bat I -fickle' will hide -forever from thprn, slut
. nean an erin a • o san - • si
114 13 Go4erich for 'that region- SOMei'Yeaitil ,4gr, •••••
- • , .
our view the 4.s.,‘ iiiihheeuseas- bones" hfriend Polgnfasits-
and brother. topAis -tur upetkrAtei earts,
He was -well knoWn-by the- older settleris - - • Quebec Atos 23 - , * - - fit
0 ever reildb 't e iiiiiuenees -Ord kit aud
,
thc Stratford Infantry. The WO& Suitiorted - Arneripa* gudsta and sti"`eitattiii: *nstne to -Robert;
V100 &ait.. ind for 'some reasep saw 4S.-...°18,..31-11..":_: ,eoneigfisterlYspi4t.,, .sepelchre..e.tifirlYiy• ding -
qui spet dry
Icerteolitnechamet z o clopkt bonea,Of ,c0h10110901- bee
tlY . - an . ' n ;:tep1Y-tb artIJ M " demiddiadiolithy; bni and loailiab ' ' •
Stratford Volunteers. 26:Mt' Arty guests widow_and tw* o childrenate still residents ....Att3r...0en. Macdonald said it weathe lnten-
in 41 sat down to dinner, wIlieh need of Goderich.,.
4,1,1.0,1Y MQ01011 was .hearttlynjoyed._
- r
tionlifthe Oriverninent, as:soon: as "possibi5
+
to 'afford such tlie Provincial Luna.te
AsYruntat Tdrodto, is will secure the exten.
The bleadine• Of the ttniforms &Artillery THERE:is somethlog siagutar in the fadt that . t t.
• 0 • sionof the prenuses, Atwtus. gunr...m en ron
Vhicalro is continually overrun hy.vung teen
Itten,41tifteetind lifattity- 'Made rei very -
lively scene which was as purely militarY
possitle.
On -the removal of .the -cloth the usual
lela`r and patriolle -toasts- fierigiveii from
klicuttai_r nn_ct -oteted.witli_rousing _rounds
nfelteerSS.'s
The chairman ' then'-i-aittli&eas
prc-
posing the neg toast, The CYnadian
unteers, wonla be ailing them to drink
theieeiretelltliif,114 the pr
ent Occasunriima- it -to their Stratfofd
front other cities, and front the country, 140
come here to obtriin-amployaient.-Just at
-this time there are no less than several .bnre•
4rests ittstfle, ty.grang theaoasids.f wanting.
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rogikag 10-3,. e and? doetwof otflcit and
.etisres,tege seekhertifuittibitre; lint One' y : %.,
in fifty succeed.Inwever good the credentials ;111 fel" -
they hring.11.0onsequcnkiy„these-young- ,mea. it.was intended to abolis -th a& gton,Bil
-II 013 a ' '
semployment.,, sfThe ,extostionite-rVrices 1 I
ii -E. anat.:rolls, , - - -- - - -;
wit IVBRI/4.1taittitOrittr-mo ' len
II '
soon eistaiirt•their furithi inliiiiiik here out ..r k =- , .„ ,... ..- or•-= v., .6- ,....„ ..
"47
4943-11,3$
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rs. Gardner was isaistiniher husoacti syerio,c 011ice;ifoderiel!. _
_
-to toddle'', at,11(nluiplast,:weelinhe wial:1;' 44th nuitit.b0.5.:,-:`
..and: complete a frightful keeldeiii?`111i,an. .Yain„.gt- on
°proceed -with -the hstitd!ngst_ait
. .
Ift re
trY3nre the _horses -started, tiniff_ ,thn:
4,16a:d,:itit,li..i,:fipeit:efir:;atiliint
.r.-;:troWn.saidifiree-a6t ' lintetV
tb Aft.-"nuewe 7..
Feelingtmat
ltdabfilip:GOvOruniniff totiOifant ite%.4$,Fts fork to.get oak.of. the" Way lof 0 .
Canade P ,
Twerity bd.& 6f, Pruancc
a , -
„capad weig, tt=git ofis65 and to los
- " talitee es: foe
for the
12: - ,erbroll,.:best
t : and itielistrikIst'the bandleintetbeZouecit' *AutivrAzrAtitigraS,6017,1 pulp_ .
oTielif'whieli 'poled t
e
re ;Miami; -fifitib.tti
out her. A phiticiitti
#41:asatfa stik, 6.•
-11r: Ifaeill who askeil whither- IShalva‘a-throvin upoti Alio lilies -of- the- for.lh ;IL • * .0*Fti"*-"L'' 4 .1, 20 bwkis,
board -ded 4Aho.seoperntheatftemise-
wan large --mcomes ; an t ey
anoe
become inore tie& MOM ah'xiousais day. after ist present in the.systernsof Canal Tops. ;
clail4pite-s?end kvgoorsilelemseivcirun;,-•• koRLY-4togr..4cciokef.
a survey of the contemplated' Georgian :1.4ty
ohrouttorlifti.Zteuttie): 111114% 06-5:. tnitee2vial.Aaprbiabonti
4:2rwen,linchtt:hloe .bE,4;t••.:4;;Axviii =RI NriTt.-:, Vol •'411) c
)15 eia over ;lie mrsit'irtret,P-Prii cee.-11°-LLP2077-5e;
provided:faar-pilehieagegimes. whether' tileCtl-wqrinic414t9*94-1b '4114
There a tgtardaa rat•it* • 141Ersitpov
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howslfht-reefklril .--,Thyneza-.÷-144sibeoed'Itiaireand4ala *Mt 241- g Witeat-413 -
atgAlirtel1149t ell 1$'23,i/11- bar it ,lasisarkeietwo :
,-EFftni-Ih,!§74,1P191! 39,:4' e I "
h -
„ -1:00,1gar, taint -06It Otoil:Gt Mehl ng) 0 1 00 two Umbels1111 '
- ti Uto beat 21refolit deklii3g 42i 24140, boats Bari
eh had a calf in 1865 $3, 2nd• 2.00. 3rd 1 50-
. . 1 Sc. best , .
, - ats . ,
- ' .roFbiestti*HIPharbedritieivs"411771ii*r#:iiai-1141"!--2145111d. •1,xii
. 41:4„ut, • liestlaricarriage ifometsjc, 26d
It iiktifigitittitch Cow whicall Istife
p. best 2 yra old Heifer $2, 2nif 1.50; best 1.yr
; _ _ .; - _• . _ - ___ __ -?__ __ - . . old jteiler $L00, 2.id 1.09; best yoke 3 yrs
. .
preaent session --and to -notify the- etnployees '-l°n• - -
se . ante 3 - -
le .ou ennsy vama; 6 t. n. r. Chapala saidt e widle queiton: ie.,. as v.i ravel It or
toderich-V6itit tatiiII'a come litlitrandlegestif trA 17141* 01 1110 th!to. cancutcoltAttgtort of this moat.
0tteits: * lietral'happy-tolf that' t rhIrkinv sOlievav(4.---0BP I A Ha 4 V
0 0 .
ihiealtatela-beiw-Cen- -Sttatiiird• TatiErlie is a swelling athe thretlfelle44";;:i-3-rt°41ianat-Trert5f :"ui‘trrwas now
tfrtt
del4r4t 114:(1 ilriel(441419.
• victbrious twice, (Applause.) Per • f):7a Washtel, the &meals tenor is enat.,. Or the Government:ici thelf'4•243'•Itora Pallnestisl'ilibrolvtOtswinvrobli
, which rover fahal. - mgem.q.siserldith fierffii -mansion •
quantity of saluable propertheo
- • ts• wry' essetl determination, to rentelie the seat lateV °f!.
hnts ulfthe_next c)PeoPina , fOitooe You'd `.ealioipu T:Ilt feirri± iwntlis at a salary ° t " ot Governinent to pt --------------------
al Alias ,vtlk AnitiOsi
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