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TERNS -1,1.50 Per &Paula, in advance..
Btu! atttrifolemtnio.
AlsTD LOT POR SALE.
$250 WILL purehase'a Small, comfortable house,
, . conveniently situated in the Town of Olin -
ton. Terms, 8100 down, balance to suit purchaser:-
Apply to .
JAMES PAII.
. ' .
Olinten,.ifarch 6th, 1879. •
•
lirousE TO LET 011...•PO1t SALE.
t 1111AT conveniently sitnated Cottage oa Victoria
rooms, hard and soft water under cover, stable and
drive house andthrealots. Posseskion givenlst April.
Apply t this aloe, or to .
• A, DODSWOBTIL
Clinton, Itlatelt 5,1879. •
FARM POR SALE.
• . •
MEE undersigned offers for sale a farm 01.1thellt 40
JL aeros, being lift 80, 10th Con, Godertch Township,
alSare111„ iS 014 Atato...2/..18,11,4111110,11. „SWAP*
rrame house, and now ham on tho premises. For nor,
tieulars apply to
• JOSEPG WFLEATLEY,
" 'James Street, "Clinton:
Winton, 'March 5, 1879. 10
TOWN
cesne, mum- ONLY.
MONDAY,, 1Vlarc1 lOth, 18179.
appcarauce in Clinton; qf the great Artiste
Lorng .
- WOnderful imPor40h6,0611-0t-
In Harriet peso/ter 'Stowe's •sliblime Work of
UNCLE'. TONI'S CABIN'.
Supported hy her own splendid. New Volk ,OomP80:1'•
ADM.T.SSION f..rit AND 5Q CENTS. "
Tickets MAT on solo by diagram' fit RANSFORD'S
Book Store.
• 'SEED WI-IEAT,:". •
PEAS, _BARLEY,' ." OATS
And all kinds of Field, Garden .end Rimer Seeds..-
Part accorded mo the past. yoar-,-I take pleasure Min,.
In returning thanks rny atfor thlib
t6 itrdris • e al Sup-
orming the public that Thom, at eonsiderable expense, -
carefully 601m:steamy presentlargeutock of seed grains
fi out the most reliable growers. I•••oau confidently rt.
' • . commend the .'
LOST NATION. aitCWHITE RUSSIAN'
as the best spring 'varieties grown, both for quantity,
quality_ and milling pfi1posea„....31'y_FE_Aagre„secund
none iu the Provinee for petty. and <nudity. BARLEY
and OATS of tho very host 'varieties. CLOVER and
TIMOTHY seed, TURNIP, •MANGOLDS,and all other
field and garden seeds fresh and pure, • I -always tusko
special care to scloet seeds clean end free from all nox-
ious weed Med. Always glad to .shew my mita, end
give any inforniation desired by farraprii. and &hers.
ER61E5113E11 "MX STAI4D, • •
Hamilten Street, above Colborne Hotel, Goderioh.
JANES 111eNAllt.
Goderich, March, 11879.
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.A -GREAT 0,FFEA:-
--FOR 410.50 --
Wo Will oiid you, bound in:full eheep, awaits:bridged
- • • •
Worcester's Dictionary
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. For one year.
Setailprice, Worcester's DictionarY. • •••
anbseription price, per annum, r'Vertnightly'l., 6.00
Or, wo will give fin 'finabridged, hound in.speop,_WOIt-
(JESTER'S DICTIONIRY or8v- 7car1y subscribers
to Tire Fon:mums! ^ItsvutW, or., / four yearly sub- ,
scribers to tits same, we will Ore a copyol that famous
work, bound in 2 vq19., •Sursumgrungr, RKLIGION.
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&gents Wanted—..to whom We trill pay a good
".trammiesion to canvass their Iteality, For•particulars,
order books, Speehnen copies, Sm.otddress the publish.
DELFORDS CLARKE Se CO,
.• Gd.York St, Toronto.
es,
NOTICE TO DEBTORS.
rINERSONS whose accounts we:retina dn 1st Jan.., are
requested to pay up et ono, or I shall hove toping)
it in Court for collection.
•W. IL HIE,
• Clinton, Feb. 26, 1870.
•
ilt.PPAENTICES WANTED.
• 511808 WALKER, .• •
• onpodto the Tia•ttentury IThuse.
. Clinton, Feb. 26, 1878. 9:
SPECIAL NOTICt
(Aron IS /*fay given that all parties owing- the
• g..11 undersigned aro rogue:doll to settle the same be-
fore the 15th of 'March, or they will be put in other
lianas for collo:Alen, iv; a change is scion to be made in
the Brit, reqdrIng thefiettleatent 61 all outstanding
acoonnts.
" 0 fillEfNGI//thlre AI1(EN118iAD.,
Clinton, Feb..27,1870: • , 9
POCKET BOOK .LOST.
.• • OST, one day' last week, , supposed; to be between
noltacsvillo and skeleton,a. rotator Pocket book -
containing quantity of hill aiatf a Ithatt of hand drawn
in favor of Ilichard Rye. • Tbe finder 8111 be suitably
.nwarded• on leaving the satne at the litcultut
cr with
.A LEX. thilIALkEST02.1.
llolinesvillo, Fob. 21,1879.• :2' ,
LICENSiE INSPECTOR'S NOTICE.
4, LE, apelleationa for Lioorisni for the solo of Liquor,
..t&. in this Riding; nnst be hr toy hands before the
first ilay of April next ensuing. •
:SLED:TEATES,'
Insneetor West Riding
Goderloh, Fob. 28,1870. : 0
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.extr.4..teren, at once, 20 or 80 cords of good dry wood,
V V for :he Public School; •Apply to the Seerotary,
W. IL, rirtm,
•
(neon, rtt. 20,1870, . 8
WA(4.(11.):N Pt)lt
and polr, c1mtp1ete. Only1,111,
artionlorP.; alirilY to' ollo'
n( ;• "I.: • • •
Cabinet Itlaker, Vief Orli.. street,
CHM. ,n, ;fan 15,8111),
\VDOD
MILK :( !OA" FOR HA LE.
& E1.VLY CALVIII) COW VOL SAIX, by '
. —JENK,
KINIinpn 14,0.
ToWitthip, reb.20,1870tp •
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AND
C.41CTRE IIITRON GENERAL ADVERTISER.
CLINTON, ONTARIO, TIT6RSD.j;, —MARCH 61 1879.
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PARTNER AVA.NTED,
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1311,11TEER WANTED, with 81000 tu 41000, to t4o
• half interest in it Stem Saw Mill. Business ne'r.
ly establfshed, Apply 1.0
E, 5101,:„NITCASTLE,
OT..INTON, ONT.
II0I7SE FOR .SALE OR TO RENT
r
• subieriber offers the liouse acid Lot, at present
ocenpied by himself, for sale or to rent on racoon.
able terms. The house has been recently built, and is
linnet° on the Rattenhury Servey, Further particn.
lars on application. •• • • 'c'o'
•AUSTIN CALLANDER.
-011141ri-Vebeiler•18711-: • •
. HOUSE TO LET: -
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ritun hens° lately occupied by Mr, W. U. Ban:4001
situated on Victoria Sfreet, 'near Grand Trunk
Railway, with stablveyard, and a liplon4i3 gardeb of
three quarters df an acre of /and, with fruit trees.
Rent 8100 per annum, to be paid (mat terly. For further
particulars apply to the ligNi Engrained, where the 3,6s,
•-teni be found, or to
"'""'"4--"'-'-`-'-',3•011•11-100PEIT111813r, ItinaleyLToyygge,:, ,•
Clinton, Feb, 5, 1878. a
SALE
riMUI SURBORIRKS offers for side his Farnl,. eon.
gisLing of 711 acres, being Lot 25, 12th con. of KO.
lett, (adjoining the village q,f Londeshoro) 85 acres
eithivKmn; balance
good hardwood. On the prernisert 14 ti"ffilirfliertire;"
frame ,stanies, barns and outbuilding:4, good bearing
orthard, never -failing spring, and good well. . Particu-
lars on applieation. ,
' A, COOKERLEIE. .
• l3USH LAND FOB. SALE.
rrultn' subseiiber offers for sale 40 acres tit valnable
timbiir laud, situate on the Mtn con. orGederleli
To'lvuship, being north -half of lot 80, about one mile
INT111 Ifolutesville, and four from tho towii of Clinton.
neVer failing spring creek on the front of the, lot,
Terms itheial, Also, let 82, Oth on. eon:dating ef SO
acres, oecupied by the proprietor.• •
' • . Learns S'llEPPA111).•
Goderie1r-Mvushi1(",,Feb.12, 1879, •7-tf
• •
F.A.11111 FOR ,SALE.
1114,ElE findersiguetl offers for sale that eligibly situated
--fitrnerbeing.lot:21-i-llukon-Roitdc-42raderieb.-town-
eine, Just outside the limits of tho town of Clinton, con-
taining 90 acres, all cleared. There are in it a"frame
house and loam, ten 50110 011 fail wheat, and a huge or -
&lard, The land is in a -good state of cultivation. As
the farm is a corner lot it will, if required, bo divided
into two lote,,of 40 and 50 aeres each, giving a froitogo
of 100 rods Web, or as may be agreed,npon. For fur.
ther partioulars apply to
II. W. proann.
pawn, Jan. 15, 1879.
Dominion Parliament.
• ,infintsotkv;
The Committee on Standing Orders
reported on a number of 13ills and asked
that the rele. be suspended in the case
of tlie Bills relating to theSelkirk .rir•
South Saskatchewan. Rathottcl,. spi9-ifgA
Doge°
Werp.introdaced as follows To ino.or-
prate theSh.-ate1tewan COlonfeatibii-
Reilway CO., to awn* the Act ef the
Canadian Life Assurance Cat., relating
to the better qualification of public .see•
yant, etc. Mr. Perreault, the member
elect for Charleveiv,-. was intreduced. A
'Bill Was introduced to.exteed the pow-
.ere-of•-thrDominterr-Teitrgrapireb-;:ia •
was also a Bill relating to the Interne:
tional Bridge Company, and the time
for receiving Pidvate Bills was extend-
ed ten days. The correspondence in
.the matter of tile ,Lieut.-GoVernor of
Qnebes,„wakr_presentJA,,,,A,,. statenent of°
superannuation allowancea,
*seeted,. and a number Of questions
were asked, among others; one by
askrne what proportion or the fish-
ery award, which had been received
froth the- 'United States, the GO'Vern:
• .
meet citended• to•set-apiirtferthete
fit of the popI or Peince• Edward Is-
land.. Sir johnroplied that ne i)ortion
had as. yet been set apart. , Dr. Christie
brought tip his motion in, reference _to
Stibtiath Observances. After it leugthy
discussion,'the Postmaster -General only-
cd•an riSendment,. which Was carried.
'
the ainount expended on •the Conine%
wood ltarborditring1878. Mr. Landry
moved for a statement of the 'atnotints'
due by residents of the, windy of :Rt.:
oionSki 'for earriage on the Iniercelenial •
'Railway. dating 1878.. Sevet'al .other
-Mations were ageeed to, and the MO°
• , FARM TO RENT, adjourned at .6 o'clock. ' •
• FR,ID.R.V.
cin the 16th coneession of Goderich township, about 21
frE'suineribitr offeM trisent a farm, consisting' of _ •.• • ,... ... . ...., ... . . .,•.
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40 acme, 89 cleared, being north -half lot 211,. situate .
Very httle• actual. business •was' dene
'WOOS from °sewn:- -Eiett-tuacaratiall•wheat,„Inclunce" Trare-nouge this de,y, ti..discrisbion en,
.cet, ter a term of two orilve yeara Full partieulara on re anson• a ,..7,1„.,01) the 11 , .
applicationat NEV.' ETiA °Moo, or to '. .
ill'110.• 110 Cv0V0011111011t had taken tile
' WALTON DODS WORTIT
.plowed., bo rented Wither with fall wheat or wine.
the / t• 1-' ,ost of 'the
. • south.holf lot 88, 15th con. '
Goiliriela township, jail:" 8 1879.
F11 FOR 5.A E
2,•he substriber offers that' conveniently situated and
desirable farm lot 81, 7th een. Hellcat, for side, 100
aores,•80alearee,-reemmeot good hardwood bush, There
are:two frame barns and two frame sheds, dweltIng
house, splendid well; good orchard; very good grazing
elm, and' only four miltis from Clinton, *where -there fire
Iwo railroads. POSCE181011.giVellinnnediately. •
* • .• ' - WM, inNorette
Millett, Sept. 12, 1878., • • • , .
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‘NOTIC, •
rateenha ameiee resurveyed their li
laid out .property in town' lots, during the, last ten
years, will please forward at once a Plan of theirlots,
with -the :nimbus thorecin, to the.Clerk:of tbe
Mupiri-
9ality, Maid the Assessorain fulfilling their duties.
W. O. SEARI,E,
Clinton, Feb. 2d., 1870, .
• • •
•. E,M 0 V A L'•
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J. Hi- GOMBE,
CIIEMIST E DRUGGIST
romovoclio the premises known aw
711 5,.t 0120 CLINTON h0-21EL.
MDT° will keen for sale rt. select anti general as'sort
mont of •
CHEMICALS 'AitU MtDIdIN!S,
1)Y STUFJS, OXLS, &a,
Prescriptions,' lteceipts; and Compolintts care -
folly made sip, with despatch. ' •
°union, la79.
JUST RECCIVED
WALEER %SEER,
ISM; IN usu.
LOTHES WRINGERS.
R
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-turoiteent (tr,
33 A. P.,
'11247) •
131 ir&1,ia,
L I ikkiTO-N.
lVfareb 28,1878. "
•
Metter .Ont of the hadda of tho, House
1111 rtivardine contracts for -reportiew the
e,
debates,without consulting the merebers.
Pienee the ,discussion. •'
• . • •
•
The Ifou.se epened.at 3 o'eloek,-.mhu
the Speaker .presented the, dccision of
the judges in 'Prescott.election • Case.
Hon Mm Holton presented •a .petition
'train the Montreal and.City of 1:Offewa
• jnnetiori 'Railway.. Ur; 1.3ecliard intro,
duced 4 J1ll AO repeal.' the Inedivenoy_
te•.: introcluoed a Bill te.
lath*to the inland -bills of • exchange..
Mr. Mac.denald (Invernese).. introcluc,e.d
a BO td:provide foe the retyment Of
defendant's costsin certirin,caees .at the
suit ot the' Crown. Mr. Cailey intro--
dueed Bill to amert4.the .A.ct concern-
ing the eleetion, of ,inembers.• to.; the
_House of don'treons,. and in- doing so
explained the • Varions• 711rtioncltrippts
• which if wae. proposed to neake,„ in the
'present ACt.' Mr. Seriyer introdeced: a
" .5tC1ND AV.
•,
Rill to amend the -charter of the .Mon -
,trial mid Chainplain 'Junction .Railway
Company,' . Reports. were. •posented by
Hon. Messrs. Dowell ' and Baby: Dr.
Schultz. Moved the second reading. of the
' Billto:,Incorporate.. the Saskatchewan
Colonization Railwarclempany, which,.
after some disCussion, . wag .carried, and,.
the. Bill referred to the 'Polifinittee on
Railways, . The bill to arriend the Ca-
nada Life Assurance Company's Act 'of
incorporation, and the Bill to incorpor-
ate the'Selkitk ,&"•-.-Routh SaskittchoWan
Railway Company, .arr well as .others,
Was also read a etcond timdand referred
to the proper coinmittees, In anSWer
to Mr •ParroW,•whe Asked if the Gov-
ernment, ,had a :Stenclatel measure for
'ti8.A`v.16,;•9 ' Mr: Baby maid the matter was
limier consideration. 'Hen. De. Tupper,
••in a ti swer.to -MK :Dubuc, ',said tille Gov-
ernment intended: to' -erectitnmigritet
eliede 'at Emerson, but whether Mere
accoMmodetion . Was ...revived tet St,
Boniface was not yet known. - , The
Postmaster -Gomm! answered several
interrogations in connection with the
Post Office „Depaetnient,. Hen..2g1' .
Masson, -in .auswer to' Mr, Thompson
' (Thildimand), who asked if the Poyern.,
I
meet intended to cause camps of in -
aril -kin to be. formed ' this year,. said
-the--mattee• was. under- considerations:.
-Motions for returns were made, . among
which was one by Sir A. 3. Smith, re.
leave, to the payment of $10,000.to 'ono
Clarke, iri connection .with tho Fishery,
Award, Soveral othee returns' were ask,.
ed for, the Mounted Police.reselutibris
read a 'Second time, and the Howie ad,
journed at 6.15 p, in.. ' -
• . .' • •
• ••• TUE81).AY.
On the opening ef the Ji01,186 Nevem'
petitiens Were presented, and" the Min-
ister of Sustice moved for it committee
of:thiett3tt. to--eXanfineilite tho Working'
.. n
of the Insolvency Act. Mr. (.3irouard
introdeeed a Bill te. repeal the Insolvent
Act: The tittle_ for receiving pet.itiooa
'for Private Bills was exteilded for, one
week. The House went into committee
on the resoultions regarding the North-
west Mounted Police, whicI7 .Were•
ourred in, and the House went into
conen?itiee on the Bill itself; which .was;
isenseedt length r. e Mit g mov-
ed for a minim showilie the number of
-Tpr.sons.-employeatantlie railways:of the
Dominion 1878; else, the niunbee of
aeddentS, et., occurring in -eonnection.
with the same during the..perioil mimed,
Mi % Hay. ntoved for a return setting •
forth the reiteortS fot. the appointment
of T, Petteson Postmaster at
Toronto,- --A---lengthy-.-cliscussione,teak.
place on the motion, which was carried,.
after,being emended.. Hon. Mr.
ton (tailed attentien to the • feet that a,
motion by Mr. .Moussean %watt 'on the
papei befere that of Mr, • and he
suggested that a date • should be fixed •
forethe-eliscession..„,of,,Mr,__IM'onsseati's.
metion„ • The suggestion was concurred..
in and. ' tiesday next fixed as the date.
A mcition for a return respecting per-
sons emplpyed on; .the Intercolonial
Railway on the esti). Deceirtber; 1878,
itas-caredeclf-ari. Was:altida motion tenema-
ritterrr showing; the cptantities and va.•
hies ef articleg imported into, British
Columbia .fretti the other. Pt:mitres. in
1878,' and :respecting the contract'' ntui
Service with Prince Edward Island at.
the time. the Islend entered the Confe-
deration. In answer to Mr. Cartwright,
Sir John Illactlanahl said •the Finance'
'llrrnsfer was enithrierttififfielftliFFRIT
illness. The House adjourned 'tit CA
PAH.L,IA,MENTAE laNb °THEP NOTES,
• 1.,t. is .1`8,1)Ortdd.. that the. Dominion
Government are going to prevent Arne:
ricaii boats runnieg•in: the. -Canadian
.Waters Of Red River this summer;
A mon, those who :dined With the
Marqtr is, on Friday, •wei•e thofol le white
Hon. iMitekenzie Mrs: Maekenzte;
Hon, '
on. , 'art wright,-:.1fort.. J. Trotting.
t())1 Mrs: Huntiagton. •
One night last week someone entered
the room of (for
South Wentworth).at'the Windsor
tel; Mid stele- his pocket book, which
Contained a Considerable surn of money.
Thp Senator e' and members of :Parlia-
ment- have been• daily interviewed by
HiS Excellency the .Governor-General,
Who requests their, attendance. at 11).'s
oflice,in the easternblock. -The C4over-
e.e..-General is gathering all theinforrea-.
tion he can in regard to the•Derninion:
• It is announced that the.:.IIon, Mr,
Masson,,who was takeri so suddenly ill
while•about to address the House last
week, has entirely recovered,' ani.tis onc0.
more,in. the full possession of
The People of west to.ke a warm in -
tartlet in 'Mr. Masser-,. and will be great-
ly Pleased to hear of his entit o recoVerY"
„
.
Prepeeatbry-^to the Aliscussion of the
-
Budget speech, tho Hon. Mr. Ctrit'Wright'
has given notice of motion for returns
regarding the Louden loan, the amotint
of-:-ettrittons duties for the
month of February and the amount
paid during the same inentli''on the ,ar-
ticles -L -of tea, sugar, wine, cotton and
spirits: ' • , • • •
As iswell.known, the rush to' Otte:.
Wa.tolecure situations under. the, Gtyli.
eminent has 'been- .semething unprede.
dented this year. Apr.opos of this,' it 18
said that the •Conservative M. P., re -
'
siding. inthe capital, was driven, by the.
'demands of ritvenous constituents, , to
cut the wire of his door bell, reMove.
the kr-poker' from the doers; ttiVd effect
his exits from Mid entrances to •,his
micile -through hick 'street: . ''' •
There aro sonmeurious !inners float-
ing round in 'regarYd to the. Canada Pa
Pia° contraets... It is generally believed
'that eveeything has not been square and
abet° board; • Amex -Minister is said to
heve retteived 20-,0O0-forP'his s'ervicas
as a "go between,". while ethee parties
reeefved varieetk sums. The contractors
aro evidently bonnd to make a fat. thing
Opt of the country, The cost o11 the
'work Will bo cher a million dollars' mere -
then the first award. '
Perlitiment has now been in teesion
three----weekts the menthers have 'done
nothing to - ,commenattrate ' with the
amount of time,and money spent, 110
P, has not boon 1M -ought deWn, 1100
is there any sign of it. Never did a
Parliament meet in Canada before and
Ministers so palpably acknowledge'
their inability. to furnish IIICASAIMA for
public consideretion. The sessions° far
hag cost the con ntry no loss thun'$75,0 00,
$55,000 for , the Commons at $20,000
ter the Senate; and yet there aro persona
wlio eitll [hie evonomical ]egislation. It-
is an.N..P, that the people of Canada.
had -not bargained -for.;.
Qamullan News Items. -
A. U. Brown, a noted dry gods man
of Aylmer, died in the Asylum itt Lon-
don, cm 'Friday,'
Saturday., a farmer named J. Tighe,
living in Burleigh, was killed ire the
• •
woods while' tt tree.
Votingoir the rope:A of' the Denkin
Actin the Connty'of Ontario,. ,on
Fii-
day, resulted in 4_1 for the. rcqiet.L.
N..:.Maley-, W. 011:11:110W11, citizen -of
Kemptviller was fpund frozon to death
front-itt of his ---own doer, en Friday
night.
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A. lady in London, has, since the ist
ef November last,..knitted 107 pairs of
_JAW Kinsf-eitirs-and-utittens.....-That_is.
;the kind Of •nniterial worthy- of admire -
tie!). ' • e• •
The- la te J. A lid rich, of Little . Ger-,
ninny, \Vittorio°, 121,1yes seven brethers,
all of whom' ere • pork lautchers. The.
brothers resule In several towns. in this
section .of the Dorninion. '
. .
• VW) little son of--Mre-Pee-Iceilleri7of
•Ayton, While taking a colt to water an
Monday, playfully put ono end of the
halter:strap round his own neck,' when
the colt got frightened and dragged the
7hortill-he-Was-diatt
• A meeting of Ottawa, worliingmen
'has been calfed for the purpose of forte.
ing a Settler's league,with the objeet:14
aesisting the -unemployed in the City to
trikenp lands irethe NorthweSt.. It is
proposed to tisk' the Government farad,
• 'bast Week,. , betWeen the lieirrslef fi
ple viSited the' OttawaMayer's officcron.-
businessonestlY conneeted with apph.
cations for employment. This week- the:
Visitors hat'zie averged over 125 per day:
A project, is on foot at Ottawa' ter a.
Vend chai•ity concert to, bo given ;under
the manaweinent of the 'Mayer . and
- •
Aldermen -of the city,' The action has:
been pietiipted.•43, e,ddetoeipvod000d. ot
-the-utter destitution extant variens
-Tun %Tit tingly and unintentionally injured
parts Of the city. , ..•
• The U. T. R. 'ticket agent • at Ottavia
'.• made iirraegements to forward • a
party : of intending settle, s to •Dakotit
.,Territery: • A along the party is8 couple.
Whose,corebiried weight is 614 pounds,
4he husband'werghing305, and..his. bet-
' ter.:ha1f:319 pounds: .
A young Men named IlUgh: Cashel],
:aged 24s• while chopping. on the Holigan
. Val M near ,.Aberfoyle, ' was •rteeidently
killed,. on Monday, by the 'falling 'On
hitreef A tree, which ;firs* ledged, then
sining 'round and 'struck: him, b11 the
head, killing hini instantly. `-.
• . Vhi10 four 'young rnen.3,Vere out
liitnt-
ing on Saturday on the MK. J.
Barry; •Ekfricl, theycaught sight of
largewildcat in a log, They,'clemolisk.
pd the aniniars.hiding.places And. gave
chase tv.i.th their dogs, one of. ,Which- the
wild -oat foright and itijnsed fataily. Th
animal wtts hot dead. •
• Lait, Week tho youngest *id or my:
',Mitchell, Met with n Voi.y
,painful 'accident. A pot 'et boiling wa-
ter was left' standing.upon the floor,
and 1 he poor little thing fell sitting -into
the vessel, scalding the thighs in aSheek--
-ing manner. The child; however, was
not dangerously injured, and now do-
ing . ' •
J.T.WerneY, employed as a sawyer at
. .
Messrs. Gilholm & sawmill itt
Galt, was itecidet*aily killed on Thurs-
day while attending to his duty. ' His
feet by some means slippod when on the
large eirculie.saw,,and: falling; the' saw
caught him On tite•back of the head and
nearly, severed ij., Death,. 'ensued al.
most instantlY.,' T -he. deceased wits 4:
:married mans.and lea.veS a Wife andfour,
children, . ' . •
being cirdulated through.,
Out the caanty. of Brant, asking the
Ontario togislatere to -enapt. a Iaw_ to
prohibit,stock of. alt •kinds (hdrsits,' cat-
tle, sheep, pigs, poultry, etc.,)fterm •rutt,
niug.at imp on tho ptibliehighway at'
all 86801/8 of year, :The idea Is to
relieve farmersfrom the nodosity • o'
keeping tip milesof fencing .in order to
guard their interests from the; inroade
of stook now permitted on.rthe.highway,'
lhe.petition is largely
'Tho • :Hamilton .:„Nortibiwest Colenizo
tine Society have 'received the .resert
in, the '''.Saskatehewtin
Northwest Territory, 'for which 'they
'epplied- •
to the Governmenti- • •Tliee
'Benin is stated to be one of the beet in
the Northwest, and will doubtless ;be-
-fully 'settled during' the anSning season.
Tho seciety have now branch agmicies
hi Dundee,. St. Getx:rge, Woodstock, and
Stratford, mia are receiving daily ntt.,
litmus applications, for pertnission..to
join. It. is expected that tho throe
townships granted will be tiottled With-
out delay, as tdroady those at the head
of the Scheme inc receiving tenders for
the conveyance of baggage, horses, etc.,
to the spot.--;-•ffpeeecitor.
.„1110X..itIES 4; SON,
•Pisallihers.
STANLEY. -
STATISTICS. :total essessment
the towriship..„10 Statiley- for de` year
1878 amanita to $1,70t,180, The total
amount levied 'on ratadlo pyoperty $10,-
838.58. The tcnount paid to ciitnity
$4,032.52 for schools ;;‘,'4,626.8q,!, fel
roads. $2,307,64. 'Balance tomieet yea t.s
'.ble for the fellowing, yarn t- . .
tin Wrixer.-2-A .0.erniatt named
'Jacob' Wurtzet, who had Heed in the
township of Stanley for • a -of •
years,. was. prpsonted with 'a mentento.,
mid an •address the- other evening„, pre-,
vions to.his return to'his friends in Wrie
teidde county.. The doners,of this.harel
siii Melee -fife." Proceeded . n.
his. lionite, and werelWariely received,
The object oi their visi t. dashed upon,
JaCob'S mind, end his face :worked spas- - •
medically with delight, leu t when. the •
chief spo keSta tan had read the address his,
face grow 'pensive' and he' tuned tway
his 'hood, iutfliis eyea were -ixottcerl-
present tin tiposed that his .reelings".if tf.
P-yei•e01110 /11111, and steod quietly awatk•
ing the "Win of thetiu, fltt 0110 °'
more inqu isi tire thin thb,,,,:restr quifaily
tapped him On the. arin and imptired the
eanse of his disturbed:feelings,. "I feel • .
awful bad," lie said„."..I. Vas if' de"
eions clot. you fel las void :do somecli eel" •
geendt--dot-you youhEshow-yotie rest
ter me, and make me feel
here he rc-dapsed' for it few fitirtr
ee recovering, Continued, 1.4 bn,
,t).e.,Lti11tirkkes„,„Lean'IAgf-
dose Veeps. Now vatyen.* dose
beoples down by Vaterloo 'Wtt say ven,
'cley saw dot ,biece .af -baiter, . eh ?
vill told me 1 Vas sO1t1,--dot il
sch.nide., Nodings'abodd doken Of esh.
teems' riodings aboud 'enti•onsie value! '
ntttilngb ab„ondsioniedings at all t yen I
bink aboini dingS.j. feel amfd] t1"
hofiniii.ediately fell back tipen. the
•rod Itandkei'cliief_'_al,etln:and the crowd.
-firelt:'sleWlv Mit -feeling :flint they 'had
. -
the feeline-s of a' neiehbor and friertd,
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Wil Vittsep,-of Blyth left on 1N: on- .
(toy 11101 nin(Y for Scotland.
The Exetei 'Spline -8111W for ex.hibi. :
tion,of.stoek will beheld in Exeter op,
the 16th .of Apim1e
Alr. J. W. Elder, of Seaford); lia8
legrbly written the Lord's: Praj-er itt
.space the size of it iibi[
Ve, cent piece; ,
I3 attemp c o rob the house
. of Mr, BOW -4.,
tened•off by the lady cif the house.
. The people of Tipperary appointment,. I
Methodist Church, :last week met qmpe,
the residence of Mr. G.. Sterility,' 'Kin- 7.
burie_attd preseated -himwith afi. 'art*
chair, in recegeition• of his' Services -
Class -leader for maw's, years. , .
On Thneeday ltiat as Mr. 0,
ler, was WAS walking. op ,Tosopiline Street •
.Wingliain, iio .picked a small box..
which on being opened was found:: to
contain 100- dyearnite :capS. The. caps
are an inclm iti .length and about ,the
thickness of ti;Jead pencil. One half is
filled with d,ynatnito and the other with,
sawdust. • -• ' . 1
The Exote.v Times says ;ZA.,/1"a' dy in
this neiebberhood fell heir to 2O0 Acres
of land on thedeath of .1 r 111)10ther,
.which occtired a Short ago. • Tho land/ ,..
was' willed to her byhete &ler,she to • '
conic into possession at tipe.time or her
mother's death: She has 'manifested- a
-eplrit, of 'noble generesity rarely.o.nte
WitleAtimalcing a deed Of 50 jatotot
q
'each °flier two' brothers whe 'Were not
letVanything by the will of their father.
A sornew`itat unusual-exCeurrenee was
presented on &Miley Morning on the
,fixern .owned by 'ay. s.' Paul, of Morris'
--an event that.wilkhereafter bo hatfit" ,•
as a wonder o'f /he past, °
heifer belonging to the abovAtti,:iWd"
.gentleitan gave birte trf, eAt'pritreg
of one body,' tIvo,,,dret;t4s4,14ito
extending. the 401.0„letiOtiet .J;ocis,
111 tt Aro' -
o
tirAoy, the re,
• ifrom the tight
if; rather obliqUely..
pig of the ratepayers of
• village of !Avid), took
plean town hall on themitexiing.df ,
the 25t1i11eb., to tqke into eerisideretion
the. prospects of having a certain, lino of
railway bnilt from St. IVItiry'svia Exeter v,
and Zurich to Bayfield. working
tinninittee was appointed, Dr. Buchanan
chairman, and D. Steinback seeretaar;
also dologation 644 prosent from
EXOtelY and Baplk.. , a
freely discussed. Ile meetii;g° WAS
largely attended, and was imaninmuely
in favor or gtattinga liboral bonus to
any. Company that will tinder 'take to
,
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