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AND CENTRE ITURPN GENERALJ.4.1)VERTISER.
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In advance.
roftoolonal 4,444* Otter gado.
011BAT FrOOKE, barrieter, to., haa,epened an of
Attain the Victoria blot*, Victoria. street, Clinton
4Q1batoc, May .28, 1879. •
CLINTON, ONTARIO, TRURSDAy, OCTOB1143, 30, 1879:
wromay TO MED, IN LARGE OR SMADL SUMS
on geed Mortgage security, at moderate viten Of
1nterest. H.
Clinton, Angaet nth, 1869. 711
A LIST OF LANDS IN H17RON FOR SALE BY
.01 thoOanada Company may be seen at the oinoe of
thanndereigned. 12 HALE •
OlInton,Jan,17, 1879.
BB. WHITT; Teacher of Music. Pupils attended
at their own residalleee, lt necessary. Residence
ia doqr north of Mr. 0. A. Hartt's, Qaeon Street.
Clinton, May 15, 1879.
O
YOUNG, AL B., (GRADUATE OF TORONTO
"Ilniveraity,) Physician, Surgeon, eto., residenoe
itt Mr. Manning's, three doors east o f the Temperance
Londesboro. Ont.
• , Londesboro, June 14,1879.
flSTANDURY, GRADUATE 9F THE MEDICAL
Department of Victoria University, Toronto, for -
=Ay of the Hoepitals and Dispensaries, New York,
Coroner forth° County of Huron, SAYFIELD, Ont,
July 22, 1874. 81
TAOWSLEY & GIBSON, PHYSICIANS, SUR-
(MON% A etioncheure, Oilloe,Rattenbary Street,
next Consolidated Bank.
D. K. Dowsrant, M. D. A. M. Elissoie, M. D.
Clinton, May 10, 1877.
101 W. WILLIAMS, B.A., MB., (late of Trenton,)
.1,i+ -Graduate of the University of Toronto; member
the College of Physicians and Surgeons, Ont.
' Orton AND SEBIDENCE-T)ie house formerly ocen.
pied.by Dr. Reeye, Albert Street,Olinton. 21
nR. A.PPLETON.7-. OFFICE -The Ronnie over the
-1•-• Store of Cunningham° & Aikenhead- the Square
Clinton. )
Residence :- Ontario streeltrilIpposite the English
Church.
Clinton, July 10,1879. •
3/01,1• Y LEND. -I have any amount of moitay
t lend, on good, improved farms only, at 8 per
cent ;hargen very small. Sum no object if security
ample. I do not lend money for any Company.
JOHN S. PORTER,
blAv.; 6,1878.• SEAFORTH.
ARRIAGE LICENSES AND CERTIFICATES.-
-131 i:Lpply at the Town Hall, or at the residence of the
enbeeriber, near the London Huroxt & Bruce Railway
Station. JAMESISCOTT,
Issuer of Marriage Licenses,
Clinton, April 27th, 1876.
TIE. WORTHINGTON, PHYSICIAN, BURGEON,
Acooneheur, Licentiate of the College of Physician,
and Surgeons of Lower Canada, and Provincial Lieenti-
• ate and Coroner for the County of Huron. Office and
residence,- Tho building formerly occupied by Mr.
Thwaites, Huron street.
Clinton, Jan. 10,1875.
mat CENTRAL HOTEL - late Farmer's - Albert
1 Street, Clinton. S. ME, Proprietor. This ho-
tel has lately been greatly improved and thoroughly
ratirnished, and possesses every requisite for the com-
fort and oonvenienoe of the travelling public. Good
, stabling and attentive hostler.
Olintony No. 28th, 1878.
XTEBVOUS AND PtlYSICAL DEBILITY:=A gen--
.1.11 tleman, having tried in vain every adverthed
remedy, has•disoovered a simple means of solf•enre.-
Ho will be happy to forward the particulars to any suf-
ferer on receipt of postage and directed envelope. Ad-
dress, J. T. SEWELL, Esq., Mayville, Hammersmith
London, England. 8-18m
E. CARTWRIGHT, SURGEON DENTIST,
CITAthlAl e of the Royal College of Dental
Surgeons of Ontario, lima opened. roonie
in tho Victoria Block, Albert Street, Clinton, where he
will constaritly be 3n attendance, and prepar d to per-
form every operation connected with Dentistry. Teeth
extraoted, ailed with gold, amalgam, or other Jilting
material. Artificial teeth ineerted froze one to a full set.
Clinton, April 17, 1879. 16
MRS. BEESLEY'S
4 MILLINERY Establishment.
--
A large aasortment of FEAT FIERS, FLOWERS,
SILKS and RIBBONS, in the newest shades.
•Alsota large stock of FELT and STRAW HATS, <I
the lateitt styles. CORSETS, &e.
Agenttor BUTTRICIVEI PATTERNS of garments of all
descriptions ; a largo stook kept on hand.
Felt and Straw Hats cleaned and altered
Urge Assorttneut aLadies' Mantles.
• T ABOK,stock of Crompilun Improved Corsets, for
Children, Misses, and Ladies, Selling of :Ammer
ittonlezt great, reauecd prices. Now is 3our time to
recoito bargai
Clinton, Ju' 23rtl, 1870.
S. FOWLER •EL, SON
DEALERS IN
WATCHES, CLOCaS,
--AND •
JEWELLERY,
Albert Street, CLINTON
0
2, We have Just added to our stock a tine lot of
•
VIOLIN alld GUITAR STRINGS,
SPECTA,CLES
ALWAYS KEPT IN STOCK)
Clinton, Oot. 20879.
IMPORTER
CARRIAGE 8i BUILGERS' HARDWARE
OFFERS
SPECIAL BARGAINS
ILVOLVEIIS REVOLITEN
Full -plated 7 Shot, for $2.50.
HAVING BEEN MADE EXPRESSLY FOlt THE
ENGLISH, RUSSIAN AND AMERICAN ARMIES.
ONLY A LIMITED QUANTITY, AT
R. M. RA CEY'S.
SHELF' ILA El) WA RE, BLACKSMITH'S.
COA 7,, 13AR IRON, CALCINED
PLASTER, & WA TER LINE.
CLINTON, July 10, 1879,
Attu tittertiotutento.
SA W MILL and FARM
For Sale. 44
MILE SAW MILLS known is the 'll'illizszn. Mitts,"
1 together with a good frame Dwelling and Bank
Barn, nearly new, with fifteen sores of land attached.
This well eown and valuable property will be sold
cheap, and liberal terme given to elose out the eetate.
Five mores of land with Mille and buildings, or the
Mille to be sold separately, if wanted.
Also,Lot 6, Con. 6, Stanley, 100 acres of good, ire
proved land, will be sold cheap and liberal terms given'
Apply.,to
NEIL MATHESOX—
And W. W. FaERAN,
Executors to estate of Wm. Turner.
Clinton, Oot BO, 1879.
Insolvent Aet of 1875,
'0 And Amending Acts.
IN THE MATTER OF WILLIAM COLE,
An Insolvent.
T THE UNDERSIGNED, JOHN LAf3HAM; of the
e Village of Londesboro, in the Township bf Hunch
in the County of Huron, have been appointed Assignee
in this matter. Creditors aro required to file their
claime before me within one month.
JOHN LASHA.M.
Dated at Londesboro, the 28th of October, 1879. ,
Now MILLINERY Establislimollt
MiOWN CBRINTN ELL.
MHO sunseribers having 'opened a Millinery estab-
A Hahn:dint, have on hand a largo assortment of
SILKS, SATINS, PLUSH, VELVETS and RIBBONS
Also a large stock of FELT AND STRAW HATS og the.
latest styles. FELT AND STRAW HATti CLEANED and
done over in the latest styles. DRESS and MANTLE
- MAKING done on the premises.
HAIR DINDSSING-it• terse emelt ef_ree1.114dx.
eerily hand, etch se Braids, Switches, Puilsreturlsr
Frinets, &o. Also, Ladies combings made into snail%
braids, with roots turned one way if required, price
very low. Call at onoe and examine our stook. Foos
DOORS NORTH OF MARKET SQUARE, ALBERT STREET.
Clinton, Oct. 80,187e.
Farm for 'Sale.
frliE estate of the late Alexander Gardner, being lot
1 28, 7th poneession Goderioh Township, containing
80 sores, 70 cleared, balance good hardwood. A. never
failing spring creek, well calculated for dairying or
stook -raising, -a substantiel story and half frame
house, and good outbuildings' ; also a good bearing or-
chard, with 85 acres :Whining the above, which may
be purchased at the same time, if desired. ,For forther
particulars apply to •
ARCHIBALD McPHAIL, Porter's Hill.
Or to noeT. MILLEit, Watford P.O.
Goderich township, Oct. 2, 1879. •
ARRIVED, AT
SCOTT BOVINE'S
Is prepared in a form per ectly agreeable to children
and most sensitive persons. In its manufactt re the -
properties of ;he oil that produce pain and grip ng are
eliminated, MC it is rendered not only mild and pleas-
ant in its aciion, but absolutely tasteless and palata-
ble. it is pre-eminently the finest laxative and ca-
thartic known, and as a remedy for Costiveness, Con-
stipation, and all Intestinal Derangements i t is une-
qualled, and is destined to take the place ()foredo oil
and all drastic pills and purgativess. For sale by all
Druggists at as centza bottle. Don't fail to try it.
33 I D.D LECOMB E4,
Watch and Clock, Makor•
-JEWELLER, &c.,
Wouldrespeaftilly 00000000 80 his onetomers and the
public gwerally, that he has removed into his former
bnilding, on
ALBERT STREET, OPlioSITE • TRE 141AREET,
Where he will 'keep on hand a seleot assortment of
Clocks, Watches.levrelry. and Silverware of all kinds.
Which he will sell r.t reaeonable ratee. Repairing of
overy1eseriptionproniptlyattended to.
J. BIDDLECOMBE, ALBERT STREET
Clinton, Dee. 5, 1878. °
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gnu AtirevtiOnuoutO.
Clinton,. High SehoOl.
'1111E NEXT ENTRANCE EXAMINATION WILL
1 be held In the Central fielsool, on. TUESDAY axe
Wuniszenav, leth and 17th of December,
beginning at 9 a. m, each day. Intending candidates
must send in their names to the Mead Master not later
than the 7th of November. No eandAdate will be al.
lowed to write whose mime has not been so handed in.
For further information apply to the Mead Minster,
J. TURNBULL, B.A.
Clinton, Oct. 80, 1870.
IEWT0114 NIES
NEVElt OFFERED ,SII011 BARGAINS TO TEN
PUBLIC) AS THEY ARE DOING A'r PRESENT, IN
ALL LINES OONNECTEO WITM THE TRADE.
•THEY GIVE PERFECT SATISFACTION
sucS is s
HARNESS OF ALL STYLES,
BUFFALO ROBES,
Trunks Valises Horse liankets
SLEIGH BELLS, ETC.
Ligharness-a-Speestalty;-
AS TISVAL. •
£i iriECUL 'sow eimEn-
CLINTON, Oct. 80;879.
AUCTION SALE -
Or
Valuable Real Estate
VIllan of Exeter & Township of Stephen,
TTNDER and by virtue of the Power of Sale eon.'
tained in each of certain Registered Mortgages
which will be produced at the time of sale, and made
by John McDonald and wife, and Simeon Ellis Jones
and wife respectively, will be sold by Pliblie Auction,
by A. LAKE, Esq., AUCTIONEER, at the
Control Hotel, inio %LAOS of BEER,
0N
TUESDAY, kni 1819,
1.8 1.00 o'clock, p. m., the following freehold
. . • -properticai-natnelyq-7m •••^- -1"-
• . ,
let. -The Jones property, Lot istrober Four•in the
subdivision of Lot number Nineteen, in the vmage of
Exeter, aforesaid, Its laid out in a map or plan thereof,
made by 51.0, Boultan,P.L.S.,for one Timmins Gidley,
registered 29rd Auguet,.1.876; which Let Nineteen ig a
part a Lot Sixteen; in the First Com:Maiden of the
Township of Usbdrne as shown on the plan of survey
made for „filliam leelly and others, Which plata was
regietered on thelkd August, 1855,hoth of said Flaws
having been registered on Mid datee in, said eounty,,,
This .valnable property_le situated on Principal os'
Main litreet in the said Village of Exeter, and ie in the
best business locality •in taetcr. Tlitrd is a Prairie
, Store and residence on the Lot (nearly new) 2 stories
high, 20 40 foot, and in.good state of repair ; also good
well, &h. . .
2100. -The MoDomild property, 25 nem, more or less,
The north half of the ninth WI _of Lot number Seven.
teen, in the Thirteenth Concession Di the said Town-
ship of Stephen. Soil, good light loam vabout 'flames
cleared, remainder well timbered With beech, maple, &o.
good fences. no wet or stony land, good roads and '
markets. Distance frorr? Ezeter-7imilerre
Each of the above Iota will be aold tq the highest
bidder therefor, at tho time and plaseabovo mentioned,
subject to the conditions of sale mbich will then and
there be puelished, or which may. be aeoertaineil on
application to '
IllAGEE & CO., •
Vendor's Solicitors •Lendon, Ont..
Or to A. LAKE, Esq..
Auctioneer,' Es., Ont.
ndon, Oct. 27, 1879.
MORTGAGE ,:SALE
07.
Vilaallo RDA EVUTZ
751 TIIE
TOTSMP OC 11
TINDER and by virtue of the Power of 'Sale con-
k, tarried in a certain registered Mortgage, dated the
twenty-ferste day of Februm7, 1878,and made by one
Charlee McDonald, will be sold by Public Auction, by
..TAMES HOWSOE,. U0170rEER,
4.
'AT
Swartz's Hotel, kin of:Clinton,
• • ON '
Mon day, _Nay. 18 7 9,_
AT 2 O'CLOCK) P. M., •
Tho' following. Freehold properties; viz, -Tho Nerth
half of Lot number Twenty, tho south half of Lot
nunibor Nineteen, and the whole of Lot number seven-
teen, all in the 1.91.110-11 CONCESSION in tile' Said
TOWNSHIP OF MULLETT, together with a certain
right of way in, over, and upon a strip of leza
immediately north of the,southern boundary of mid
south half of said Lot Twenty, and extending northerly
end along the whole ottent of ,seid boundary a uniform'
distance or width of ono rod, for the gala Mortgagee:a,.
their assigns, their anecessorts, servants; and tenants,.
at all times freely 80 1)000 and repass on foot or with
horses. oxen, cattle, beaets of burden; -waggons, oartil;
sleights, or other vehieles or carriages whattloever.
PARTICULARS'. ; . •
NORTN HALT LOT 20, containing '50
acres, more or lose. Side road running al(Mg west side
of lot. Soil, good clay loam, all cleared. Vraine time
14 stories, 24 x 18 ft., with kitcheml4 12 ft,in It
good state of repair. Spring don and well, good
gravel roads. Distaueo front Clinton about 4 iunoe.
eine-THE SOWN MALI? LOT 10, containing 80
acres, more or loss. soil, ems, loam; about 45 wed
eleared, remainder timbered wile b000h, maplo, ee.
Good fences. Spring creek on lot.
Sun. -LOT letnuntit 17, MO adtes, mere or lesa.
Soil, chiefly gaudy loam, sonio clay, about 75 acme
cleared; remainder timbered with beech, maple, U.
Bnildings consist of a Frame natl.; nearly new, 60*40
ft ; a Log Mouse, 26 2038 ; and Log Stable, 1640 ft.
All boundary tomes in good ropair. Good gravel roads
rind good markets at Clinton on d Son:forth. Distando
from Clinton almut four miles, freed Solifortht
Each of the above 'lots will be tom te the highest
bidder therefor, at the timo and place aboVementfoned,
eubjcot to the conditions of sale, which will there and
thon bovablished, or which may 1m aseertailied ap•
lineation to
Vilna NOTION, Ego., Oldie:met, Minton;
Otto• tennis, Mien Ce 00.,
Vcn.lor's Solicitors; tendon.
NORM Mg TEAM' AMATO,
SEMI-ANNUAL MEETING.
The semi-annual meeting of the North
Horan Teachers' Aseociation WAS held iu the
Central School, Seaford!, on Friday and Sat-
urday,: Oct, 24th and 25th. Me. J. TURN -
max, Prereident, opened, the meeting with an
able and excellent speech,•in eehieh he ena-
braced many useful and interesting .pointsd
dwelling particularly on the high and unport-
ant position and work of the teacher. After
the minutes of last meeting had beeu adopted,
and the roll of teachers duly called, Mn. S.
Mots die:mimed the "Lever. Alter ex-
plainiug the different classes of levers,
Mons proceeded to the solution of eome neat
and practical probleme, and showed clearly
'how to deduce from his methods ef solution„
general principles' having an important con-
nection with the subject.
Dn. Osereame next came before the Meet-
ing, with a very practical lecture on "Laws
of flealth.S Re thanked. the teachers for the
honor conferred upon hint. Ile then Proceed-
, ed to show the origin, : growth, and 'modern
development of hymento laws and principles,
from the dim realms of mythology, to the
perfect and Well-established modern science
and art. The Dit. disonsSed,the subject undet
the heads of Air, Light, Pure Water, Whole-
ome-,Focule.Exereireese,Beithing, Cheerfulnese,
Rest, and Abstinerme and"TarffiThellainlreite-
tical anectletee, Made' laisreinarks unusually
interesting, and Was frequently applauded.
Dn. Mt:Ammar/ took tip le Algebraic Fee -
toeing." .• His numerous illustrations were
-neat; -accurate; an deeonetse ,--aud-weeereeeife -
ecl by the teachers evith a keen .Ele.
Coal ie selling in -Mitchell for 8 canto:per
gallon, or a new can and Aye gallons of oil for
56 cents. Whew 1
LteCol. eubitt is named aetheprofieble Cep.
aervative candidate in West Durham to oppose
•HOE, Edward Blake. •
It is said that a proposition to abolish Div,
felon Ceurts will be Made at the next session
of the Ontario Legislature.
• Ressia's extraordinary war expenses hurt
year reached tlie large sum of 408,000,000
foublee, equal to $310,080,000,
The English emigrants to Texas are disgust*
ed with the soil and climate of that State;
and many of them are leaving,
_Immense beds of coal have been discovered
• on.the .Aesiniboine River, A. thousand tons
will be brought to Winnipeg this wieter
A new line of steamers, Speoially adapthd
to the, cattle trade, will commenee running
between Montreal and London next swing.
Hon, George Brow» mils in a feW, weeks
for the 0101 Country. He Will be accompan.
fed by Mee. Brown who will winter there,
63,000 homesteads and preemption right'
belie been taken out in Manitoba and the
Canadian North-west during.the-present-yearse
Mr. W,`E Gibbs, of Oshawa, and aotrof the
Hon, T. M, Gibbs, has Purchased from D. D.
Campbell, of Listowell, his large griet and.
flouring ' . , •
.
A New Orleane tonventiOn has
declared Gen. Grant to be the next Presidene
Ileireienelidala:-Tbere ire no the' ether
81010 who can defeat Mtn. e
. . .
Memphis is lanoline°. over the end a the
quarantine, The totalnumber of yellew fever
-11414-1-urcibeirhoialctaarlittLci ib1196.8"-been-s j15°1' and-athe-
00010(0. received the public thanks of the meeting. Ale other day the editor of the Bowniativille
In,hvgio Staleani",-Or9r-03.0 "-BaY• TirantgscV2----Thae
nett:a-6Y his wife pietiented him a-firete
atidi'atiee Cardno's Hall, to deliver his
address -on "_Canada'a "Oleinellts OL-RatiOnlit alaqa'81389imen of aelsrandlieweartieleese..
Power T proved to be a magnificent The Grant•Beaedry Orange trial in Montreal
Oration. Comparing the geographical, social,,
and physicid adVantages of Canada, with
these- of other countries, he arriVed at the
conclusion that by industry, intelligence, loy-
alty, and ehristianity, the inhabitants of Ca-
nada may build up a renown, a history and a
'nation superior to many of the most enliglat-
ened, and equalled only by the dignity of
that mighty' nation under whose noble flag
eve proudly march. Elegant in diction, imp.
IE. ff0D1NES a sox,
Pa IblIabera.
•
MOVEn.--Mr. S. Stevens baa moved his
harnests shop into Nicholson's, building,
STertree,--On Saturday last, the salt wel ,
here started pumping for the first time.
FOR •Tilill TOWER PBOYINOES.-Mr. Joseph
Carter has left .this village en route for the
lower provinces, where he Lae been called in
cOnseqUence of the remarkable success with
which his boiler cleaner is meeting wherever
it is being iutroduced. Mr. ()peter will, be-
fore his return, also visit the States, where
he contemplates establishing numerous agen-
cies for the sale of his boiler cleaner, .
Heizes.-if in the multitude of connelle
lore' there is safety," certainly, amongst the
multitude of bakers we muat have cheap
bread. If teport speak truly', in addition to .
the present manufacturer of the "stag of life"
we aro poen to havo two ethers of that ilk.
It is tfielse dreaded, however, that with wheat
at $1.22 on our Streets, cheap bread, will not S?:,
come to the /rent Air a while yet, '
Geopertesteen Let/iron STant;-eltiseThorn,- '
formerly of Exeter.* has removedeto this via. '
lage, and has made erred -1'0110,4s with a vieir- •
to opening up a liquor business of a whole-
sale character, conebined with a large provision
and grocery stet°. As this gentleman is
thoroughly conversant with the busineas he
is on the eve of undertaking, doubtless hie
apnoeas will eventuate.
-""'Cifiefere=ftle eumoredethat-the-Becerclele-- •-•
to change bands, but from what. your comes.
pondeat can glean of the conditions of sale
propounded by the proprietors there is not
theeevent= taking -Thee,
The sooner that something is done in this di-
rection, and the paper taken from under the
scontroleefeilliterateseditorssesub--editeee;
Wit1888 hetteir.--Tts prdsene•
-
empervistetreseabeoluteiruriderretirthli
telligence of an educated community. Noel-
ing less than the most consummate arrogance •
and self-sufficiency charanterizes the illiteracy
with which the journal is controlled;
as ended ie -favor of the. defendant, princi-
pally on grounds of informality. The ease
will, it is said, be at once appealed to the
English Privy Council.
The Etchange Bank resumes business on
Monday next,•aed will on that day haat; a dol-
lar in goll and legal tender for every dollar of
liability to the public, thus assuring the Arm -
cess of resumption. - •
How is this for cheek ? A Stayner boy the
pressive In eloquence, and practical in appli-
cation, this lecture seemed to entrance the tannery of Kenny & Bule,eselea.tati a alLeall
other day entered the hicleroom adjoining the
of trireesprotdfiutIliwaep'pallial -esel.iciOtend, mfroetgiouitlii, (tifbuRreavts. marched up stairs and sold it to 'the owners.
. skin from a pile near the. door and boldly
Mr. Gray, seconded by Dr. Campbell, the _The Bovemanville.S.tatesPlett eilys that.:letr.
thaeks of the meeting were given to DE.- 24c1-•
Burl e in resigning in favor of Mr. Blake did
Lauer., fez. his able lectire. •
'own free will and exceed, and that
At the close of this lecture, MR. DEWAR, o of his
Done of his constiteents were prepared. for the
Public School Inspecter of Best Huron, was
annouucement no intimation of the ant had
made the recipient of a beautiful and costly_
been made known even to his even friends."
gdoillvtivi4t.:calidaanrezdErch...wehainie, hne*.eaerreepnagnitestleeeebaffiteieenr
;-Builte*.e.nondtrot doetshifieseredite-e-' - - -
. . . Detective Heenan, ' of -.the G. T. R.,' the
minated, and superbly mounted :--'
other day arrested a couple of boys near
To A. DEWAR, =S., resreceoe or Punta° SCHOOLS.
.
Dean Sia, -It is with realities of tee most sincere I's- Bertie, on :the Buffalo lines forthrowing
stones at passing-carSe. Theywere tried*bes
gard and unmixed pleasure that we, the teaChers-of
your Inspectorate, present you, on this occasion, with .fore local niagistrates, when one of them had
this address . OS an evidence of our high reganl and a to pay $22 duets; And ehe ether, was- sent
token of•ou; best wishes. The Office of School Inspect- th jail at hard la or for thee° months. -
or, which you have -so ably Sired Miring the past eight
*ars, is one suriounded 'by no ordinary diffieulties, - Aix Reglad' weekly keys. that the faleneeiti-
we hear willing, testimony to the real and -ability
per makee'a difference of $150,000 a.year to, the
with which you have ever discharged the duties of that •
with you -the teachers of East Iluron Can.truly say that 15115 48 in treaty with a tallershire 'firm 'for a
important and responsibie position, In their relations Daily frekgraph, and t.I.10 the New Yellt Her,
they have ever found you tliq energetic antrimpardal supply at a.nost so moderate as to cover cat-,
inspector ; the sincere friend, and in difficulty, the able
zi. age and get besides a handitome margin. •
oenoutnosetiblooro.
in eloV•y°oSuRnii oftWisePot•inviolrYthrly7
. A •LiVerpoolicorrespendent Stligesta that
3a,lioudrWeillielynagti
was the fitting recognition of youvlong serVice in the
btoldat,
some person shonlcl go into the exporting of
profeaskin, and from that circumstance alone, you are •-, . „ „,
eys ,.; about.the Middle of Nov..,
in a position to understand" and sympttthiso in the dif- geese ana'eurn
fieulties that surround the position of the, Public as about that time there is always an active
I
School Teacher: Under the present systenVof 'educe- demandjoi them, and a handsome profit.to
tion, in this province, the nspector is ono of the most be made on them. He also recommends the
important officials, hDd UpOD 1515 administrative tact
and ability largely 'depends the suecess of our schools, exportation of -pot tces, as there has been
a
a'nd the efficiency and satisfactoey „condition of tho in-
falligoff in te potto crop iEngland .this
stitutions under, your charge, arethe best evkeneee n.han
that you p0530e38 the quidittes, neeessary to continent'. .
success: :We an only" hopo that you may long be A ridiculous order was'recently. isssued ;by
spared hi. Ilealth and strength to sama noblework assistincarrying on the 'United- States post ()thee depattluebt. re-
in the future tile with wbieh you have .
been so honorebbly.connocted in the past. 181s net telt rpurithacthe name. the.State or the ab •
their Intrinsic value, that wo ask for yourecceptance of brevlation commonly nt usce therefor, must
.the wa telt and chain• herewith preeented you, but as a be plit on erepy address 01 the letter will net
tangible eVidence 'of the sincerity of the sentIment4 we be
delivered, The:order is' eerygenerally.
herein. expres toWard you, and in cditcluelon;
that in' every 'relation Of- life, hem, and friends,may cieeounceifl'iy the Press, and will:151.9_141e- lily_
every blessing attend. • •
. .' „soon 1;e' moditied, but in the meantime, per-
• Mite Deeven thanked the teacliertefor this
elegant add valuable evidence of' their good-.
'wili' and elem.:ray ettributed• ;My euccess,
which had attended hie laboatie inueli to
the energy, determination., mad intelligenee
the ,teach '
ers , as te his own exertiouee and,
toncinded • bsr. wiShing Iheid. the lang. aud
happy enjoyment of -all those blessings which
they so carnal- tly 'invoked upon .Mayor
Beatty. occupied the chair' dering the evening.
• Labor was resumed' on Saturday mine:ling.
by the reading of an aemitabbe essay,' by MB.
JAS. F,1111:GIISON, the " Belation between
Teacher and Parent." Some good disoussien
took piece upon this anhjeet, concluded hy
Messes. CeAunsox, INTeletne, SemeteS andTAYLOR.
ENGAOED.-Mr. Aldrich, formerly of the
Review, published in this villegq, has loft for
Gocldrich, where ho is, it is said, to: he in fu- '
ture employed on the -editorial staff.of the • ••
Star. :Mr. A. is far from being defidient be
ability,and, no doubt, if the report of his
employment on the Star bietrue, will contd.- •
bute towards the enlarging of the cirmilation
of that journal. Friend Alick, however, has
neglected- to -extend-hie- gimp -els -or eediterial
Capacity far enough, otherwise he 'Weald leave
no stone unturned to obtain the services of
. the.seJ.uniute-ofethe..--Blyt,le-Recoter,--beforee----
whose presence the lilliputia,neof the precis
have to bow in reverential awe.
Frei: -=•On -Saturday Iasi the hotel Of elt
Jonathan Emigh, situate adjadeut to tbe rail-
ewayeatitioneshaireaortanaie,esoaPoefrorrebee-e-
ing consumed by fire, Owing to some defect
in the, arrangement, fire from the stove pipe
was comet:Unmated to the floor over the kitoh .
on, and creeping -eking the Meer part of the
front 'yeah,- it • soon became ablaze. Fortu-
nately, the event having occurred about four•
o'clock in the afternoon, it was iminediately
discovered, and, . with 'the assistancesof the
neighhors,ethe fiamee were soon extinguished.
Blytn EaSt' exhibited iee strength On the on-
• casia, and turned out 'and worked with a
where;a11 the mills were found.' is a:
mystery. • • .•
Mn. E. HENDERSoN next gave his report of
the proceedings -of the 'Previncial Teachers'
Association: .TMs was decidedly out r of the
routine of suchereports, being vaeitid, info -rest-
ing, full aed explicit.
MR. Ceeinesorr gave an essay on the im-
portant subject of • ' School Organitation and
Discipline 'Thia paper covered a Wide field,.
and.shewed a very peaotical and experiment-
er knowledge of the various intricate and dif-
-fiettiteprohletee cif- schoolegovertiment- :Some.
very'filie dismission took place) on this paper,
in Which lelessneeFeenesosr, TA•reon.,
Semeets, and /limo took prominent parts.
Vie Institute meetings of this Inspectorate
hambeen, since their menuuratien, attended
With succegraird judging from the programme
•disoussed, the large and intelligent concourse
of- teeehele -present and the amount of genie
ine interest displayed by them, this has been
no exception to the rule.
A. MoAerite TAIreoe, Secretory.
&eneral'News
Sone having cerrespoudents across the lines; •
evill do well to reinember it. •
A tmnIlin, a little more pelite than the gen-
'
oral inn of tramps, late on Satuidey night
entered the house of Mr. Dan Philips, 'near
''Aelse Craig, and Fielected the spare bed, -room
en thesarotiecl Sfloor 'and slept in peace and
quietness until 10 o'clock on Sunday, when
he was discovered add brought to task, about
his presumption did' misconduct. Hosaid
he had:done no harm whatevee, but • if they
would render their account, he, on his next
trip, would.fully discharge et ..
"In McKean county, Penn., 150,000 gallon
of crude petrolente areesaid to. dailyrun to
waste, tanks are full, and the production 10
5,000 barrels a day more than can.possibly
be handled by the. present appliances. • The
'streams ere literally rivers; of • oil, and -the
earth has absorbed ench quantities of it that
in some places the ground is'a miss of greasy
mud several inches 'deep. In some pieces
the oil is colleoted in ponds and beetled,. as
the only way tosget rid of it. The Bradford
Wells, it is said, are showing signet exhaus.
Ope day_laskwejlk a faemer _from Hilbert_
drove bonn hotel in Mitchell, with a load of
lumber. He put his horses into the stable
to feed, and a farmer ftom McKillop drove
up' with an empty 'wagon, and, also put his
home inte the stable. After dinner the Hib.,
heti nirqa hitched his horses to the empty
wagon and drove' home not noticing his
mis-
take until a servant of the hoteleireoper drove
to his farm- and -apprised him of the _fact 1
He expreased hiesurprise, and could not ac-
count for his taking theesv
ereptyagon and
leaving hie load of Lunt, elteer behind,. 1
QUEBEC LEGISLATURE
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16;000 cinathd have occurred in ah'ina and The Legislative Assembly of the Province
Japan, from cholera. ' oKuebec reassembled on .Tuesday, atter on
.
Tchonto linkers have raised thn,price of a adjournment of WO months, Alpoti the or,
four-1)(mnd loaf of bread to 14 cents.
Mr. Goo, Armitage, of Bicichilph, frone 11
quarts ei oats sown,. thrashed 23 bushels.
•
The Hessian fly 10 ravaging thewhoat fields
of Southern Indiana and Southwesteru Ohio.
Rev. Father Minicoy, well known in this
country, is receiving rough uoagen Atistralia.
The Montreal Pazttle seem that a now trial
is to be applied for in the case of Sir Frencis
Mineks,
Itev, Mr. Adams, of. Galt, hat married tie
members of ono family, arid there afe five
single yet.
The entraile of sheep are new used in Cali-
fornia for Machine bolting, in place of hemp
'which is said to be much lees durable. A
three -fourth -inch rope madeefrom it Will bear a
wite adjourned. '
strain of seven tons,
dere of the clay being called Mr. Joly offered
a series of resolutions setting forth the con -
'duct of the Legislativc' council, affirming
the right of the representative body to con-
trol the Suppjles, and calling upon the TIouSe
to assert its rights by conflrnaing its vote of
Supplies ancl indemnifying the Governillent
for ell expenses vitteh it may ineur to the
amount of the Supply Bill voted on the 27th
August. An atnendment was offered by
Mr. Lynch, seconded by Mr. Flynn, urging'
a coalition of both parties as the best means
of removing the present deadlock Mid Meet-
ing the exigencies of the situation, Mr, Joly
spoke for four hours in support of his own
resolutions, and defended the policy and
conduct otitis Government With great abilb•
ty, Other Speakers followed, and shortly
after one•o'clook oii Wednesdaythe debate
•
Tams' Otteerees.-As.old father time plods
on iii h18 devious path, changeMark -hie-
track, and • things of to -day er.tnenoirovi be-
come. evenneof the past--witeese the.pepsimie
ty of ' our railway- station. • „A few shot
months ago the verdant fields grrieed its front,
but today 'it is embellished bra inaguiticent
sett 'manufacturing Structure, than which the
province cannot aldeee *emote rierfeut edifice,
both in appliances. and Structure. The vil.
lege Of Blyth has oceasieti to feel elated over
the eminently-suecessiul ieeue of the nate,'
prise, and the prometel•s of the measure can- ,
not but feel, disposed to 'exult over the reselt:
yesteiday evening the municipal council paid •
an 'official visit lo tle building, When Mr.
Gray, a member of the film, .00tidgeted them
ver (;lie bahliim. and pointed out the various
appliances, and uses. The brine being tested..
'by.the salonteter, it was found to possess the '
neeessaey qualities for auceessfel, salt inanit;
1 tee -West.
• . ,
WO, take tfierellowiteg letter hem a Canadi-
,vani.esesicehsaipliesgi-
ceeinav
the
doeceiption'of .
;,fshieli 1 am a• •
resident, ateleetu prove tiewhat I write. -- -
land has a Sabbath day and 'they keep it tig . •
such.: 'Not so here-:etnere is no. Sabbath in
Minn -056th. WheargOing to Church a few Sab-
baths ago I wee shocked to see a steam thrash-
ing :inaohine at work, scene stacking all Sub- •
bath. You may see two or three harvesters .
at -week in sight 08 8110 house, the grist milt
busy at work, the blacksmith's Shop open for •
custhmere, butchers kill their beef on Sunday, .
women wash, iron, comb and go to dauces.': • '
The highest church professors go to obeiren,
call at the stores, take home hey, forks, ratio,
and what groceries they want. In fact, 'they
have driven Indiana out And 'heathens taken •
their place and as for infidels the country ie
fall of them, This state is going down whole.
sale; Some of other Wee -tern Slates ,are as
bad. You would scarcely. believe what divorce '
and Worse cases "there is In this country, it is :
elthost as bad as Mormonism. Some of tho
pious people say it is all tight t0. keep a„ day,
but it does not matter what day it Is, as the
people want a day of rest; but still they keep
no day *esti it day of sport. The ministers
.preach on everything but Sabbath -breaking;
if they preached on that they would probably
lose their pulpit, for it is those people who
support them. They !neve theirSunday ex,
erirsioup and lote of theni got drowried ; it is a
common thing for church ineinbers to go to
church and hire their help for harvest' /f ' *
the Wesleyems or Canada Presbyterians were
bete it would be a different country, but they
would not live long iti such a wieked place;
have not Elden Ono of them here Yee Every cet
and dog carries a revolver; it will soon be as
bad AS SOMS of the sister states, they will sheet
eeerer one they have a weed Vsith. The °rope
here have failed for soraeyears pot; last year
wheat wee *edit from 40e to eflceon ticcount P
of the poet quality, thisi
. year it s seine bet-
ter. There are very short terms of school -3
-menthe in the winter, and 3 in the summer,
seldom,a Lall termeethey raightes well have
none. This is tot a newly settled country,'
or•there would be some excuse for them. If
all tho States are like Minnesota, there is not
Much room to bliow. 1 eonld,fill your paper
with their proceedings, but thie sketch will
Suffice.
Mr. D. O'Conner,of Downie, had potatooli
this season which yielded at the rate of goo
bushels per acre.
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