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.lir. A. M. Taylor, of Clinton Model
S,nool A Mr. G. S. Gibson, of Romney,
,lent Co ;and Messrs. A. Dawson, T.
;3rits,
G. J. Clark, \Vin. Gannet, and
\W. E. Uroves, Wingham, started on a
trip up the lake "on Monday morning
Last mid propose going round the
ilrx1(1 Xan.it ,in Island._ When last
hear(1 from the boys, bad reached South-
ampton and gave some comical stories
of their trip so far. We wish them, a
pleasant time, and safe return..
'!Uloderinlit Township.,
PnasoNAL,—Miss Sarah Cantelon, of
fxociericb, is visiting her friends in
t iartielcl and vicinity.
)[r. Jas. W. Orr, Principai.of Dun.
,f•
110 School, O1 is.visiting11
,,.innori Pub 4 l o , his
friends in this township,
The litany friends of Miss E. Miller,
nth con., will be pleased to ]rear of her
speedy recovery front her, late illness.
Dane Rumor says that Mr. D. G.
Miller intends entering the matrimon-
ial circle ere Yong with one•of the fair'
damsels of this township.
There is a good opening for a wagon
shop at Garfield. We would also be
much pleased to see 'the vacant store
on Maple Street occupied.
While Mr, Geo. Lavis was digging
a well for 111r, 111ureh; of Holmesville,
he struck a large rock, which required
rma.fderable blasting before work could.
be proceeded with. •-
Mr. Wm. Stanley, of Iloltnesville,
agent for reapers, mowers and other
implements has-been making some. big
sales this seasou,through the .township
--Mr. Stanley is 'an enterprising agent,
A very large barn has just been fin-
il,hc'tl on the• farm of Mr, John . Weir,
_Mayfield Road, It was framed and
completed in 48 days, and was the work
of lir. W. E, Graham, contractor, Glin-
t011. '•
While .Mr. C. .Disney, of Holmes-
was at -work with his reaper the
other day, his horses took fright and
roan away when it was in loll gear:'
Afar a time they were stopped with
not much harm done,
Ueigitave; �• . -..
Mr. C. Iiaaxrilton, of- 'Blyth;. intends
•buying the first ;load of 'grain offered
for sato on this market. ` ,
l:oht. 11Iorrison.lias raised the, frame
of his new hoiniti.. 1Vhen the cage, is
iiui he'll, he will probalrlya;get a bird tel
put in it,
Mr. P. ,T.... �1lcCasey' took a large
number .oflambs from -'here. to. Wing-:
]lam this_week tof_eslappeci-t oni_there.,
to Montreal. ..
Mr. Robt. Armstrong has.the steno-
work of his new house complet;d lir:
James Hay took the job of tiaishiug
some ether parties being unable to car-
ry out _the contra: t. ' '
lie srs. C. 'Hamilton;' of Blyth, and •
,.
C.• G. Pell;' of this. place, left on" Mon-
day. last for • a trip to Algbuia... We
wi,h thein a pleasant ,time. :Should
the4coutitry suit thous,, they intend 'tak-
ing up land. _
A. meeting. . of the directors ,of ,the
East Wawauoah Agricultural• °Society.
was held At 111etritield's hotel onTu4s-
i"dev/ to turauga. the .prize lists
for e
fall
show
and Ot er matters,: All the
directors were.present, • .
IIs. S. 17errifielcl, whohas: been •
away visiting his friends, has. returned
and looks well: -Mr. Morley of • Clin-
ton paid our village a visit on Wednes--
day, for the purpose of, seeina.g his newhotel, He is well pleased', with the
. looks ofit,,
Mr. D. 'McLean 'did his first day's
thrashing for this • season. , on his own
i:.rrii • yesterday',.' with leis Hely,
.;'Neal machine.. A gentleman. froth
:;rate:pton tv'ts.,present :.and. gave iii-
• str'uc°ions' with regard to ruitninz, the
tllaelline.-
A number of the young risen.. of this
place have .a bad fashion •of sitting on
rile platforms • andsidewalks and paste
sing remarks oil' ladies passing. If
such practice is not stopped immedia-
tely, the 'names of these heroes will ..lie
1ltl l dished. .
Mr.' Thos. Brandon has : returned,
frnui the North West and and is. well
l,lc•iii l -with the 16o14' (if the country.
!4a- has• taken tip -several lots in litand-
nil near the market. ' II.e .says the lots
t hero are laid out with.24 faoii frontage
and runitiug back 100 fe' et. ..Tho best
time to visit thecountry 'is early in the
Merin!;. lir. Nett tiiii:forincrly of ;this
j)iaer, has 160 acres under crop and 'all
Jocks well,
:14,. "8:Merrifield,' has bad hishotel
and stable photographed by Mr. Senior
of, Myth, along with it was •111r. debt
Armstrong, with his horses and wagon
sod Mr. Allison and childre.l. Mr.
.T. 4eandrett intends .having Mr.
llorliy's hotel ,taken shortly, l►ir,
Senior iv also taking the picture of
11,'Fg1'ays from the top of lila, M. Bran,
don's hill. lila. W. Allison gets it to
semi to ills friends in Glasgow, Scot,
lull.(].
Riyth0
T -Tom 1 }Totter) Ifottest I
Mr. C. II,a ijltoii, is away ou<, a trip
to Algoma. ca
Enclosed you will find the mantes of
eight more subscribers.
SrltvlcEs,—The Rev. 11Zr. Prichard
is to occupy the pulpit of St. Andrew's
cliitFi 1r au 1tllitluy nlarliiil :ilex%
Tail: excursion to Detroit on Tburs•.
day last was well represented; there
being 6Z tickets sold. Businesswas
all suspended. .
Rux AWAY.—Con the 28th .ult., one
of L. Shane's livery steeds ran away
from the R. C. cemetery in Morris,
The vehicle was considerably damaged.
Tire senior editor of the. Teuiew
treated its readers to a lengthy article
on division court suits last week. Re
appears well posted and knows well
whereof he writes,
McTavish EsT vi .—The sale of the
McTavish property on the 28th alt:,
was fairly attended. Mr. Joseph Car-
ter and Mr. John 11IcTavislr each se-
eured some good building sites at fair
prices.
GoN.a.—Mr.. George Holland one of
the pioneers of Morris, was -called to
his long house on the 28th ult., at the
ripe old age of 89 years. His remains
were followed by a large concourse of
friends to .the R. C. burying 'ground,
Morris. •
Ilan Bai;llf..-A few days ago as
Messrs. Belfry & Gosnian were leading
a new reaper on 111r. Tamblin's wagon
at the G. W. R. station here, the horses
became frightened by the situating of a
-train, Beth reaper and ' Wagon was..
badly .used Up. •
PERSONAL.—.Miss 'Parker of New
York, has• been visiting friends hero,—
Mr. Cleo Dilistead, having completed
his. appy ontieeship with Mr.. 3, G.
Moser hs tinsmith, Lias•secured a• good
titnation in Zurich, • Wo wish (:tloorge
well. -Mr. II. McKellar:is visiting: at
Mr; John I3uie's.-- Mi. Hector Buie,
formerly of this place has been taking
a coul:5o in a--eoinntercial college in.
Chicago previousto going to Montreal,
where he has purchased :w ;share ula .a
coll'ege, Mr. B. is at present 'visiting
relatives Bore—Tile Rev.: Mr. McCrea
and lady;' of Cran.brook, Lire visiting
friends here. .
VW hl/it* gr ueeries tor sale at eclat
fit \V.. COT't rEa's.
Maple syrup .' for sale at D
(JAN1'131,014°8. •
E'er" The largest stock Of I-rarvest
-'Tools in`towii-'&Onilii•isingTi'orks, hakes,
Scythes, Snttiths, and•bind'ing mitts is at
the cheap hardware store ofS •1.)AVIS
1LW Gist, tr •HAltnsqu1:,—Preserving
Kettles in the celebrated •,granite and
white enamelled Brass Kettles, Fly.
Traps, Bird Cages. "..4.. large stock to se
lett froiu-F$..'D�tvI1§,
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIfOR.
OTr.&wA, 25th stay, issl,
} 1I13IEAs cirgumatan0OS have rendered it expedient.
to c et certain chain -es n
tIe ) the policy o4 • the (Quern.
mer( respecting the administration'
t ei of i)o' ' "
Illttll011
Lands, PUBI lO NOTICEisiterthy 51501) •
1 The'Ilegulatiens of the 14th October,1870, are
hereby rescinded,. and'thc "folloa(uta :$ogola'tions for
the disposal 'of agricultural lands . lire silbstituted •
therefor :' ' •t
•
• 2. 'Frio oven-nuulbcre(i sections Within the. Can-
adian PaeU io Railway Delt—that,ls to say, Iving•' 'with
in 21i ]miles on each side o1 ihe.li,e of the -said Railway,
excepting those which may be required for wood -lots
.in connection witMSt,ttlers on prairie hinds within the
said belt, or which, may be otherwise specially dealt
with by the Governor In Coi neil—shall be held ea
elusively f,i holuesteade4411d pre-emptier's. 'Clicodtl•::
numbered sections within the said belt -aro Canadian'
Penile Railway Lands, and can only be•ttequired (rein
the Company, :
l The pre.cmptions entered within the said 11'elt
Of 14 miles on each Ade of ,the Canadian- Pacific hail
atay,. 0)) to and including the dist dao' of December
nett, shall be disposed of Its tl)e tate of ti: ,e per n•+re;
four.tonths of the. pitr h (sn,n) Uui, with interest on
•the letterer the rate 1)5045)804414544 per 0004. 'per anuuin to
be paid tit tial cid, of three years from the dal=e of
.'enh;y, the remainder.. to be.pa,id in six urinal inotal•
• men t8 annually froua and rafter the said date, with in,
terest at the'rateabove :mentioned en tleah portions
of•the purchase.mouey 11r may prom tithe to time re.
mahrunpaill, to he paid with each instalment. • •
I Prone ani( after the lst dal of December next,.
the price x1) Ill remain the salm4 thiit is 211.80 •]ai,+r
00E0. --for pre-enptinns u•ithil}tile said Ilolt,'or within
the t a 1espundilig Melt of any, branch lino of the said
Railway, but shall be pod in oma stili at the ()A1 of
tire1C(u:g,01111)447151).c.'1'lterpleriod1(y tile t
e.elainme
Inv have aaaquiru11lvtitle to itis homestead quaarter-
e5tie11, . •
8. Dominion Lands, the jproperfy of 'the Govern,
merit, within 21 miles of any pt )Jotted lire of Rall-
W11ay, rec0gnl/d by tbu.11inister of ilnlIway0, 014.1 .01
u hn 11 he lois liven notice in the OtIisinl Gazette as
hung a projected liuu of railway, shall bo dealt with,
as tn:prwo end terms, as follows„ 2.The pro euptione:
shall be snit) et' the seine price and on the same terms
10. 1pxed .fU the next proceeding, paragraph, and. the
add-nimlhercd 84001)1)10.41111111114)140141141) 08.50 per aaere,
10 able ill (TA).'
(, In' all Townships open, for sale andsettlelnent.
uitlnfri .Manitcrli:a or the North'West're•ritorics,outs
side of the said. Canadian l'ebili() Railway holt, the
even'hilnlbe'ed sections (1):115it 111 rho ca44es provided
for in clause two of these neguh1t1101$t.aliall'•bo hell
exclusively forhninestead and pare em )hints, and the.
0rltiminnbered 1Ceti0118 for sale as pubile 541,41,,
7.: The lands dcorrlhed OS 1)711(110 11)11is Shall 1)8 sults,
eat the uniform price of $.2 per acre; cash, excepting In
sp(.Lia1ll
1 cases where dater uf.tlte Interior, under
tl a pr ivisinn 01 414 cti'»' 3 of the amendment to the
JJDominion Lands' net, passed alt the last Hesston .of
t.'arljament, may deem 1t expedient to withdrawtar
twin farming hands fre111 Ordinary We and 'settle
nlent, and put them ups kin. sae at public auc-
tion to the highest bidder,In which event n(1141, land's
snail he pmt up at an upseprice of d:t2 per acre.
8. i're•c)eptions' outside of the, C7ana'jian Proeifio
Railway belt shill be sold at the unifornm price of
l per acre; to be paid in one stili at the mid of three
yop.rS from thc''1ate of entry, or at such eerier period
as the claimant may acquire a title to his homestead
quarter section
0. Exception shell ho glade to the provision of
clause 7,111 so far tae relates to lands In the province of
AJ;anitoba or the NortivWest Territories, lying to the
w e eiinn the
person bilk an �sl 41 settler 41411 odd -
numbered.
ten) 0f 5shall ree of suchpection, but no morn
at the price el 41.25 per erre cash ; but ne Patent
WWI 1ssito for Quell lewd until after three years of ae,
teal re85de114)0 upon the sante.
bred 8001101,41 a)} �prQ emptie s, payment.
above fsetkiforth,
shall not apply to }}persons who ba'o settled in .any
one of the several Belts described in the saki Regale.
rials of the 1401 Octuber,1270, hereby rescanned, but
who have not obtained entries for their laudee, and
who ;may 'establish _a_fight tn_pIStIlagq•„yath .otld-
nutabercd.BeCti0/is or pre•emptions, as the Paso may
be, at the price, and a1 the terms respectively fixed
for the sante by the said Regulations.
5in1(811 volt4,P,'rr)kns. r..«..
11. Tho system of wood lots in prairie townships
4111ap1' be continued--thet•is to say, homestead settlers
having no timber on their own lands, shall he permit.
ted to lnrebas0 wood lots in area not exceeding 20
acres each at a uniform) rate of 55 per acre, to bo paid
1111025,811.
n h.
12Das,
The provision In the next preceding, paragraph
shall apply also to settlers en prairie seetivns botlg;'ht
from the tanalllan Pacific Railway Company,tiff cases.
whore the only wow lands (available have been lull
out on evon•uunrbercd sections, provided the Railway
Company 1 t
1 my aRreg to. •reciprocate where the only tpmber
111 the.loeality May be found ea their lands.
113. With a view to encouraging settlement by
cheapening the cost of building nnaterti1, the govern -
meet reserves the right to grant the licenses front
time to Unto, under, anti. in accordance with the. pro.'
vlOJwrs of the' "Aoininion Lands Act,” to cut riser-.
ebantabletimber•onany lands owned by it within sur-
veyed townships ; and settlement upon, or sale of any
lands covered by such 1iecnso shall, for the tine being,
be subject to the operation of the saute.
8ALOS OF LANDe TO )\DivID(7ALe 00 COlPORAT)ON0 F014
- COLONIZATION. .
14. In any case where a c0011)0ny or individual ap-
plies for lands to colonize, and ie willing to expend
eaplta'l.tu contribute tcw:ardsthe construction of twin.
Mos for ec)nhluliicution between such lands and exist-
im-scttlements, and the (o5ernment is satisfied of
the good faith and abilityof such company or indi,
vjduai to carryout such undertaking, the odd -num-
bered sections in the case of lands outside of the Can(
adieu Pacific Railway •Belt,' or of the Belt of any
branch lino or lines of the same, nnwlre sold to s1e11:
company or individual at half price, or $1 per acre,
in cash. 11) ease rho lands applied for be situated`
within the Canadian Pathic Railway Boit, the sante
principle shall apply so fawns ono• half of each oven-
numbered section is concerned-4hat..'js to star, the
one half of each eap1l'IlUmhpred• section may be sold
to the compan • or individual at the prico 01.21.25 per
acre to be Haid in cash. The company or in(1}viihtlll
will further he protected up .to dile extent of $5500
with six per cent interest thereon 1)1(1 paid, in ease of
a(tvance:1114(1(11'to place fatuities on homesteads, under
the proviso), of seetinn A0 (tithe amendments to the
Dominion 1.)unds.detiiereinbofgre mentioned. • •
15. In every such transaction, it shat/ be absolutely,
con itionaf : •
(a) That I:he• company or individual, as
the ease may be, shell, •in the ease of land,i.
outside of. the said Canadian Paorfiu Railway
Belt, within thiel+ years of the d to of .the
t
agreement with the Government, place two
••
settlers tin each of the odd rinnlllered eoe-
ti005, and also two oniMmesteadd on each of
t11e even -numbered sections embraced in the
scheme of colonization, : • " .
•
(h.) That shon1(1 the 'and anplierl for he.
situated within the (:an0aliiin l)ao•tic Railway
Belt, the company ora1dividual shall, w,it h-
111 tit Po'years of the date of agreement avttll
the Gnvoinmeni•,' place two settlers on the
half of each 'even -numbered section cur -
chased under -'the provisionccutilinet!'
paragraph 14, -Above; end alio one settler
Upon each 01)', the two 'quarter. sections re-
mn iOng sysil0ble for homesteads' in such
seetiol • • n
('c,) That on the promoters falling within
the pin iod''fixed: to p ace the pre,cribod
number of sett( rs, the Governor in .Council..
may cancel the saleand privilege of 001)5,)-
1ZII1 14)5 and reshape 0443;3410u of the .i(lndc
not settled, or chargethe full price of ;42
per acre, or $2.50 per neve, as the •orse'mav'
he, for- such lands, as e'er bo deeded ex-
pedient. • •
•
(d,) That Who distinctly uudenstood that
this policy 811.11. only apply to schemes for
cologazati.olj 0' the public 1a•)ds by 14l'igr'ants'
from Great Britain or the •laur•opeati Clontint.
eat.. ;
- PASTURAGE. "t1vna, '
16. Tho pokay ser forth ns follows sbal•
govern app ioatiotis•for land4•'for grazing, pur-
poses and previous. to entertaining any ap.
pile.(ttion, the Minister of f e Interior• shall'
antis -1i hilnselfuf the Rood • faith and ability
'of t40 applicant to carr;) out the pndertaking
linvolbcd' in such application.•
• 17 l7rom time' to time, as miry be deemed.
expedient; lenses of such To w.'nehipsr or per-
tions of ruwnehips, eS may, he,avcailable fur''
grazing purposes. shall •he put op at .'anetion
L a) upset . r is
apr . e.to be fixed. hy the Moister
rf. the Interior• anila(ild to the •ht$ho�f-bdd;'
iter -the premium for sucll.leases to be paid
fu cash at ,t tine of the sale. .
1'8, tiuelr leases : Shall he 'fur a pei•ioi) of
Iwon ty-one; years, 'an 1, in accordance.'orber-'.
•wise wtthlthe,prcvi;sions of 1'leo•tion •eight • of
rho' AnIendmrn.t totheDominion T,ltnti+ AIJt •
passed at -t.h''e • last Session of • Parliament,
hereinbefore mentioned:' '•
• 15.. In. all. .oases, tlr0 area .included .ili a
lease x111111 b7'1)1 proportion to' the 'quantity
of.livo stook kept Ihereon,•nt the rate of ten.
adzes Of land toone head of stook ; anti :the.
failure in a'iy ceee.ot"tire e.s'ee t5 place the
r :gais'tte stuck upon the, la, d within three.
rears frim the granting 0.1 'the lease, nit Mt
snlisequeualy maintaining the proper ratio
dist auk to 'the evenof. the. leasehold,. she((
justify the Governor iii' aiiincil in cancelliing
suety lease, or ind:ninishipgpropertiounlly.
the area cu1taiilerl therein, 1•
:2tl. On pl'acilg'the required proportion' of
1totk w115111 the limits of the I' asehnt(1, the
11458ee shall have t ie.priv liege c) p1ircllasirlg,
ar.d iodeiv,u'a It ,patent for, a' (motility of
land (lowered by such lease, on Which to can-'
sfritot I,he bilillings necessary . in cnilnecti(n
therewith, not to exceed five'p444 cent of the.
area 'of thelitaseho'd,..wbjch • latter shall in.
t10. single . case' execed-1(10:000 Beres..
`31, The rental for a• .leasehold 8141(1.1 ,in
all caws i)o lit the rate of $10 .per annum fitr
each:thousand acres 'included therein, anti
the. pi'roe of"laul(1 which . may be .purchased
for the cu1)1)1 500 ion• referredIIO in .the )text
preceding paragiepu, >hrall he $.1,2o per acre,
1) 0ly4bl015 east),
PAYJtr,ST9 Oc LAFI)8.
22. Payments for-ptitiii; . lend4 and also
•
for pro•otnptious Apel• be in cash, or in v^.ra,,
011 in pollee or m lit.i)•v .bounty warrants -
tilt the option 0f the pur0has4i'. •
23. The above provisions shall not apply
to lauds valuable for town plots, or to coat
or. titer 1111UOril1 !suds, or'tu•stone or mut bre
'quarries; .or to laodd saving w'aterpowl•
I,hrruon; and further shall not, of course,
cffret Setitions 19 and 20 in each ToWilslti'.,
which nf,a public Seheols Bands, or auctions
8144(!15 4118,1 '?6, which arts l.iadauli's BayCuliipau,)'s
'J. 8, nrsNts,
.Deputy 41llnislcr of Me Interior.
Lrvmov Iitfvasst,
• Surveyor'Qegcral.-
JACKSON,
E "FAMOUS" BATTER,
Is Now in New -York,
PURCHASING ASING I ATS .11NI)
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The Noted Tatter and Furnisher.