Huron Record, 1881-02-25, Page 4a
HURON RECORD. .-.
'CLINTON, FltIDAX, FEB. 26 'u, 1881..
IJF,4TJ ,O2i M.R. G..Ft CO.N.11F• .l;L,
Mr. Geo.. II. Connell, 11L `P. for
Carleton, N. Ii, 'died, suddenly 1.t Ot-
tawa on Monday night. .About a
week 'before, ,Mr, Connell had caught
a severe cold, which resulted in ery-
sipelas of the most acute type, The
•services 'of Dr.'Sproute M, P. and Son -
atter Brouse, we.e at once seamed, and
tlhe• patient received the best'of treat-
ment and attention. Re 'began to rally
and was even able to partake of break-
fast, but a telegram, received from: his
wife, to the•eff'ect that she was coming
to Ottawa, is supposed to what lead
thrown hi'm•i.nto a state of excitement
from the effects of which bellied. De-
ceased was first ,returnee' to Parlia-
ment at the last general elpetion,
�'fIE 130DO$T.
-The budget 'speeech delivered by Sir
Leonard•Tilley oil•Friday last; in .:tlm.
blouse; will, no doubt, be received by
the country with pleasure:.,The speech
was a clear and •statesranlike bxplana-
tion of our. financial position • at the
present time, a ,general review of the
past, and reasquable prediction of, the
future. . ' •
To the people of •Canada ,this is of
the greatest interest; it -will Set their
grinds at rest as• to the prosperity of the •
country at. the..hresent time, and of
our prospects in the future; and if the
statements made iby Si•r Leonard do'
• not convince the most staunch support-
ers of the Opppositioe, -thew- we say .
that they'have never been destined to
•be under conviction. ' Sir Leonard gave
Woodstock Times :---t"It gives us I Rufclo L'ppress:---('Canada finds her.';: ALWAYS
pleasure to notice that the G'obe has • self prospering under the tariff, policy., ,L 1.
made a very straightforward confession. It is to be hoped that her ,prosperity
of error regarding, the "exodus." It may prove to be real and permanent."
says:—"We are pleased to say that the Mr. }3uultliefe',i amendment to the
investigation of Mr. Lowe, Secretary • Scott act which required a wajurity of
of the Deptiirtneiit of Agriculture, af-,;eters in any Otideity in order for it to
ford reasonable grounds for suppohiug 1. become law; was defeated in: the
the .Americal''figuresto hogresslyi,:�Cage- ; 11,14,3eof caanuotlzi by a vote of 82 to
er.ttehl. ‘‘fir.. Lowe's tigurou gftyc 1.4 i 5£ •
something tangible. as 41, basis for oiled. i ._ •_
ation, and this is more than the ATnh•yi- ''Nokcosoj )firths, Deaths ar•,l .11arria;fos in this dc•
Nie •h.u'u t $,,rete' ,frac uj tfu,roa. Ire shall at all
can Statistics do, for the .latter are . cores Se hue,,;/ lu teems such v,ot,oesjrooc urc•
,r +�, rr
admitted to be founded Lyon gar s; •
14'4'
so,traa: `iter@r�'i.;,,
work." STURDY.- On ; iino•il yy, Fob. 8th at Apple drove
1 ",rah, to ,dunce TOWn,liip, thewlfoof U. W. Star-
• TIIE New ira .twits Mr. J'uhes, of it,,, era auu. •
Leeds, for coiltrallieting himself by hi: idl,� ►lCil,lt�ir'a �1,
- eisul li--:•'ANNINO,--InCo•burm) at theresidenee
own . statements to the 'Reuse, alt,,! or tea bridu.a father, on Thprp,la: , ,1 ea;_ lulu,
again by secondary stateMr. 1, jihhur to..s,iss Louise alauniirg, b,th of
statements.. Bat cott..ew. •
let us come Home yfor a flew tliiilutit4.• a➢A:; ';l��:i,
w'Vhat about the 4011, tiillt+S, ' 11 ii... 1118,N.Y,-In Clinton, o: Satelrhhy,. 10th inst., Bro.
1:ifx4both .our,), opals' leets. '
pression of, trade, ami the viosing of 1)14.0:S1'.-4.411 Clinton, al Sunday, 2otci lust, sir.
iuciustraes, cf ., ,tl1 • • eta, l;'Trt bpi) o Ot I,•avii woo, Ago is para, ueeplh• regretted.
li • • aokaY.-in• eudaiieh, ou satu4•siay a'eh 12- aUuheai
not lona ago. And then the extensive , Jahn ML,ity, aged 13 . onr•s and y moans.
CULT, :n?.uada buro un .the .°,3rd ineEy Mac„ deeps
'1>nsfae&s• done in rule+Orga�tl Filetary of • ter of '»•.,r. u.,ie, :,oea.is ro,nena:,nd 1;t Aare,
. 14'ttnsSrs. Doherty. ' &Co.,hich w0' t;0) ,C
-In 8•,ltfurd, on the 10th hist, atter, a
i ° im.8thy LUDO i4, caste Jane, Wife of.Kebt. decor,
minutely•clescribi:d 'fly' the New /';,•., 44%;i1 .1 ,.u,rs. - -.... •
' 'P,,laporter, seine weeps ago .; the gr •at • @;ii,ff °a 4R`,t' MtltHEii { 1'e,, •
numberof,or,lers`.coming in, tlit+'aill,itihtt , e•urr4etc,l•oveo•'.C,ursdayaftorrio0n.)-
, of money paid oat; ganef"tlid• tiutiih,,t' of •ihett, raft aur trait., - . $I oo to . 02
I -lane's efupjilyc:r1 .Of. ,COlilaWO tau' i:; burial,, Ball'abai>, 1 u0 to 4 Mil
• •t•,tu; - 1 00 to 3,12
only one exception. . . .• ,,,tp, - 0 34. to 0 30
• , Barli,y, . - 0 0S to- 85
• We u.. derstancl that ''the • arras f'-: •tr,,1 . • _ _ ▪ 0 Dai to ,40 0)5'
1'luar,, .
n1ients to be glade by .the Sj.nclicate, foe; 1;u„tt� i •
a statement of •t1►e revenue, and 'the ex-
•
penditure of the ,years .since he took.
office, and .contrasted the same with the
figures during Hon.•R. J: Cartwrights
regime. The esati nateici,revenue for the
current yearinclA lug” Ort; TTf;L1OtT''gt
.customs revenue, is . 27; 58a,000, - lied
the estimated expenditureis $25,573,-
.394, leavina'a surplus, for the year
ending June• 30, 1880, of ,$2,000,000
in round ambers. This itself .will 'be
accepted by people as•aii ample evidence
»of ,the returniug prosperity of, the coffin-,
try. •
The estimated' surplus for•• the yeas •
.ending June 30th, 1582 is about $1,-
500,000. This falling elf h1s;•sccoun•ted.
for by the large amount of capital being.
expelicled on public works' in ;the Do
minion; for the •develcpuielit of the
country. There was not a single objet
lieu inthetarilf laws,butthe finance min-
ister ably met. Jae t'ea't .witit, the coal",
question,. shipping inttrests, the exodus
and the trade with foreign canaries, in '
a most comprehensive, nlan.t;er. • gee
want of space 1.e are unable, to give a
report of his speech. .•
Tile Canada Pacitie Railway syndi=
cats held their first formal.racetui'g at
the head ofliees in Montreal last week.
•.A staff` of ttflieers was appointee' and
a good 'deal of general business trflil-
Mo. PAR— NELL • has. sent a • letter to
the Land •League stating that'ifter .due
• consideration lie • decws :it his duty to
remain `in Ireland and retain his seat,
in Parliament ('tiring the present; crisis...
.Oa, Gillespie bus,bcou nominated
the • Conservative Candidate far. •the
Nortli Riding of . Ontario, • to till the
vacancy ceased' by the resignation of
Mr, Pluton, to accept the.slirlevxty of.
the ceunt'y. ••
During the present'sitting.of tllt:'I7o�
iihinion Parliament, no 'Jess thanthree
.cf its Tne'nilaers have diet';. and�lai'ge
• . numbers of the tiieuibere•havti been
prostrated by'siekuess, Another to tlifl
fiat of the latter is Sir E'liarIes•Tiippea'
ho is clangeroesly ill.. '
The London Pinta saga •it h11131 been
informed that iii one. district in the
'West of Ireland; notorious as the seeno
of snore than one. ,seendelousLandLeague victory, between: twenty. and •
thirty village tyrathts have quietly abs-
conded eine the secotid reading of ..tie N. A. BASSWOOD.M B.E1, taken in e: ehange for
Protection ,1�ili. ;.Goods.
the sale of their lands; will, be very E';ssa, -
favorable to all parties. emigrating to 'rides,,kin•
Bheops
the great northwest. The teen's arc + to lleef,
,;lover,
Ire sold at from �ol,2 tie $2.50 per acre,' !mo
rlc,th).•,
}
and half of the pua'ehase money i..i to
be 'returned, ' warn tlie•land is put • Gtiit'rliiliD
undei• cultivation. This will :give to.
the company a net price of about $1;
an •-stere. fer..their'land. This will -put
an end to the statements of the opposi-'.
tion, thatt the company would cllargt+• UNDER THE. 4V8r10na or TIM
$5 per acre for their' lands `or llohl;
Clinton Literary.4 Scientific Society
tllelu . over, and • in • this tray stifle;••
etnigi'ation into the country,'We 1101T'' • •
to see the oppo'i'ti.on objections 'con- TOWN i At_1_, C.LaNTOfd,
• after.. dais,• settlgd t• ato pUIi,'ioti thele Friday,''Marob. iWi. /881
after•• •
Tt 18 lealueci from ofiiclal.sourc
4-`-t'haa'`• .'tlie Tll•glii .k1onotable.• `tie:.•
count Ca'tlereagh, Di. P., Lord Arthus, 1 Barri..
-
Rill -Trevor, its P., .Sir • John Lei.1ie, of Itamitton ' •
Sir. Arch, Campbell,..Lord Farnham;•
Sir John Blacker, D L, Right Honor. :• ISq ; ear
dyie
ablLord O'Neill, Major • Waring, B• . ' • •.
l; Simcoo .
L•, Maxwell U Otiose, D L, ALT:, J '•''
�* %���j i, r
k. McCartney, D:',1 , 111:: P., and..othelr ' • iv/ or: / v c'r v t• i/1;.
pop( lrir laticllore'§ a71ct' noblemen have.• et eiinEon
iectntly•joined the. Orange. Assoc( tio11 ' .. re -Ke
) rli f.
ui the United K'ingdoni. The Right �j (✓,
Iton; the Fail, of..,Eufinsicillon; ,Lord: • of Brantford:
Rosshtore,. White. 'Jolinston, Ma or Stew 'Tihcso araoeicnowlc(lgod by`tho Press to azo amongstthe finest angers In the Pruvfuco. •
flit Blacker, I), L., and ethers 'whose Proceeds in aid of the 1lechtosiet3' Instituto Library
nahnes are household words ini . Canada • ,
frciut their'1e17b attnchiiiei?t to
Ot'ane-' t�dliniss• iloli.,, %c"i (leniCs; Reserved
'• sin, lnust ee proud iudeed to` see,' their Seat, I➢� %eatts,
••or pull ccatly ru a few drtys:"n'• .
labor of love Warble. shell good fruit:
: FIRE ENGINEER:
MR Partersen, the, 'grit luminary. of
c 00
- • 0 30
- 018
to 5 50
to 0 85
to 0 20
to 0 20
• • •1to 12.00
680 to 001
0 75 to 1 25
- •5.511 to 650
4 25 to 4 75
3 00 to .3 25
• 7 00 to 7 75
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AIBMAO
In
9
Have received this week.
ER w
c-‘ 0 0
Five Oases New OambriC Prints;
The Most Beautiful Lot of Prints ever shown by them
in the Town of Clinton. •
•T -w
td Opened Out This Day. J.
,r(,, • —T.p
13:7- We are prepared to make up to order;Gen-
telemen's and Youth's °lathing ' ,A T CLOSE PR/CE&
• + PPIA•CATIONS for the position of Lngiieor for
Bradt,' neatly ex taus N • llniself dill-- /-1. the Steam Are Bilging, will. he recoivc,:•h
• 'the undersigned, in siithig, ut, to the'-.Gtb•fnst., wile
ing the, session last ss e'k;' with• a speech •trill,;is0ltiliitfwiiirtiosi.as•to the duties 6w.
on Itho tarifa' lIo hold that• the tariff W. G: sou, L3ea.1'iro.Brigado,
under the last govel rinlent • was -.mot'e'l Ulinten,•Teb, 18, 1831 -, •
protective •than the .present• one:; arid : NOTICE TO DEBTORS.
twe e.n tlae value of the exports of seine
articles in 1878, and 1&84.; alio articles
being' principally agricultural
meets and machinery. Ire .colXten-
• deet that 'there lead• been a decreases in'
the valuta of the exportations, which we
are quite wilting to admit. But is Mr. •
'Paterson 'not aware that under the
present protective policy tlfo ,menu-,
•facture of'sueh implements, has greatly•
li,creased' as also has. the demand,:
which is. a .sure 'sign thfit•thist tariff' is
makingthe country prosperous. Again, .
if our exports•' have decreased $1,•
-
:485,000 our imports for harm, necosa-
`sitie-1 have decreased $0,000,000, which
Isbotvs.eoiac1usively'tbat we supply our
•own wants ourselves, and. thus give
more employment to those • ie need,
by ineans.of our industries. '. •
• o.
1N
•
•Tictoriar Block,
r lhll UNBEl50 ON1:u; having Lllcposod oe hlt •buss-
ncaS, regnrre$ allp1+ai•tiee indebted to hhn• to eall-
entl settle their at counts before the ' 1st of ;Starch,
otherwise they will be placed 01 court fqr collodion.
•• 1. RAIMENT. ,
1n ; Ile will be foniid at his old place of business.
Clinton, �Feeb..%4., .11381. yy ; �• i', 4 -In.
•
•
• 9r✓'JL rci•to Let
Leta.•
N011T1i IIALF LOT • 5, eon. 8, Si irr's, • Baron
County, fora term of years, as may byrroc I
on, with 55 nitres cieaved, 30• of -which ie ferric front
stamps, and the remainder chopped in the winter of
T870. Ono•the premises Is a Log douse 18x24, and a '
'•,Sew Trema Barn 30x111. Boli sandy lcain. 'rhe farm -
is enuv.•niont to 000 flourishing•town c$ Blyth, and .
also to the line of the f. II to 11 Railway. Far•. ,ar-
ticnlers, ninny •to Mr l 1111itS0 • 'ATT11:PALU,.
Bolgtavo P, 0.; or to'JOIIN J. LLISII,Bt. Cetliarhle4
P. O•, Ont:. . . 50•tf. .
• 5d ACRE FART • FOR SALE.
/ii11h:Ocuth alt. of South. hall Lot Vo. 40, cc1. 10
1 toan,htfft •of Isnot Wawanosk, 40 acres' dealer'
hklancawell timbered will, 5(101.1
1 hard tvoo,1. Titcro'
1st))) tiro l en a(rood dtvu,ling Ileum, a Pante hat•n
good well and 511111),, h)rgc hcariug orchard with
c11r ice varlet)° of fruit . ;l'ho place ie two miles frrnu
Slolgravo'nnd 4ri,rrnnt Wirigilam. t'or 1,arthuiars soo
the procirietor on the -place or Thos. Blandon, 1;eL,
grave.
•
CLINTON
PM BED FACTORY AND ° iliNiTU
W,Eil,REROO MS:. •
Wa' B. 131o1i. ;Sc. co., VICTORIA $T.' 0LlNTON,.
Now hog to intimate to thoinhabitrntw a; Clinton and eurreundhfg country that• hey .havoon'lianfl• a very
1eteet stock of all kinds of Furniture, eliell:as Parlor Suites, Chamber Buttes, Easy Chairs, l'Utont )cockers •
lildebosid4,• &C., .ac. • liar SPIt1140 i11:MMS and LOUNGES made to. order.'8ut • A11 parties Wis111ng'to pur-
chase chase will consult their best intorest2 by giving ns a call. • -
FUI,wEif.AL$1'CIlNI8Ift0 off short f,atioe. COFFINS and BfltOuns ahvays on hand. ,
•
ti
1R WOOLLEN • STOCK
•Is. one of.the MOSTt. COMPLETE and Varied in Ontario, and
.Leeveiybody ordering a suit :.should see our ••
Y �
immense .ranoo; of
ENGLISI Worsted Suitings, '
JO' . SCOTCH St'IE'ISH'Tweed Suitinge,
CANADIANI.'weed Suitinb i.
IMPORTED Sege &titins,
BN EVERY' RADE . AND . PRICE.
•
'We aro still showing a bib stook of
, ns r Day Overc r
which; will bo. eleftredotit at e.
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