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this Soc Move: Edward: dent of Carried. Moveq ‘ l-__;- -. I “ l7. .jL III iii/fee HiuhSchool, ... 390.00 s-Carried. Moved by Mr. Bowes, seconded by Mr. 3 'oml, that the Reeve give his order on the Treasurer in favor of Henderson Cave, for th ) sum of 819, said amount being for pub- lishing Bv-Law in connection with Goose Lake Drainâ€"Carried. 31 'papor in the choice», its ifluatrationl hmui; some, 3M 3190!: by the hundred, while ha 0010M fine is s gem. This work. although Mi” rt five «nu. in land-om. enough {or a 0 t Book. or . place an the parlor ”‘3‘ “Publishod by June. Vick. Roohoato «.1. I. Vlcx’s FLORAL Gl'lDl-z.â€" ()f the many Guides M need um! Phnt Catalogues sent. out by our Seedauanaml Nurserymcn, and flat on icing so much to inform the people find beautify and enrich our country, none 0 n to intructin u '1’ ick‘o Floral Guide. In A Carried. Moved by N. B. Campbell, and seconded by B: D. Scammon, thai G. W. Millar. be Secretary for the ensuing year 1880. Carried Moved by T. Edwmzls', accoinidvéd by S. McKenzie, tint J. C. Gilchrist be Treas- nm for the ensuing your, 1880. Cnrriccl. Moved by A. fibriso'n, sccomlértrlr By S. McKenzie, that this meeting dn now mljmlru Indmoot again when called by the President. ILDON. {Donald McIntyre, 3rd Con.. f. B. Cam ,. bell, Thou. Edwards, Wm. Ashmau, Donald Jackson. . B. D. Scammon. Peter Anderson, S. Mc- Kenzie, John J. Fee. Moved by J. C. Gilchrist, seconded by A. Hawkins, that Jae. Stuart be President of this Society for the current .year. Carried. Moved by J. C. Gilchrist, seconded ,by '1'. Edwards, that Amos Howkina be Vice‘l’rcsi- dent of this Society for the current year.â€" MovedbyT.oEdwm-ds. seconded by A. Morrison, that the following named gentle- man be elected Directors hr the current MOVed by S. McKenzie, seconded by T. Edwards, that the Auditors’ report being Inbmitted for 1879. be it therefore resolved that the said report be received and adopted. Balance on hand $110.17. Carried. Moved by T. Ederds, seconded by B. D. Summon, that Andrew Morison and Dennis Hawkins be Auditor’s of the E. B. A. 8. report for 1880. Carried. H 6‘ u l‘ 6‘ H U M It (C )0, ll, l2. l3, 14, 15, 16, 17. 18, 19, . Union No. l. Persunnt to public notice the members of the Eldon Branch Agricultural Society met It Edward’s Hotel, January 8th, 1780. Moved by Mr. Bowes, seconded by Mr. Lownsbrough, that Byan No. 249, being a By-haw to provide for the payment of cer- tain claims amounting to $2362.54, be now read a first mumâ€"Carried. _ Moved by S. McKenzie, >and éeconded by Amos Hawkins, that. N. B. Campbell act as Chairman of this meeting. Carried. By-Law 249 read a first, second and third time, And passed. Moved by Mr. Broad, seconded by Mr. Muir, that this Council adjournâ€"Carried. JOHN F. Cuxmnos, Clerk. Moved by Mr. Bow”, seconded by Mr. Mark that the Reeve give his order on the Treuurer m favor of Secretary Treasurers of School Sections as follows :â€" Section No. l, .., $260.09 Moved by Mr. Bowen, seconded by Mr. Lownsbrough, that the Reeve give his order (in film Treasurer in favor of A. Cameron. for the sum of one hundred dollars, as salary as Treasurer, and $21 as nub-Treasurer of school monies.-â€"Carried. ELDON BRANCH AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. Moved by Mr. Broad. seconded by Mr. Bowen, that. the Reeve give his order on the Trouurer in favor of the following indigent pal-sous : John Rodd. 82 3 Mrs. Morin, eight cords wood in care of E. Bowes, 88; Mrs. Sweetlaml, 82 ; JackSon King, for keeping indigent persons, incare of ‘Villiam Mark, 85 cents.â€"-(.‘arried. . Mould by Mr. Lombrough, uecbndod by Mt. Brand, thtt the Reeve give his order on the Truuuer' for the following sumsâ€"to J. Gilc- far 76 load: of gravel, $3.80. and fix- lvig road. 8| ; J. Mainhood. for cutting wood Jor Town Hall. 50 cents ; \Vm Lownsbrougln for money paid to Wm. Short, {01- work done on 11th Con... 69 cents . also to James Low“. for ditching on 5th Con. opposite Lot 2!, 28 rod- nt 50 cents per rod, 814. ~â€" Carried. Counéil inst 1‘)».th 1879. Member: Ml present. Minute: of tut meeting read Ind ”proud. VIZ :-- H H ‘6 MARIPOSA. MABIPOBA. G. W. Mums. . qaoulU 3‘25.‘ 0 300.00 270.00 30.00 35.00 3‘01)“ 370.00 275.00 630J0 270.00 350.00 300.00 200.00 375.00 500.00. ... 174.00 . 188.00 44.40 333.26 16L00 147.93 ... 390.00 $260.00 325.‘ 0 300.00 270.00 30.00 85.00 3|0.00 370.00 275.00 630.‘ 0 270.00 350.00 300.00 200.00 375.00 500. 00. 174.00 188.00 44.40 333. 26 NH .00 147.93 390.00 in Vtcvcnqo for his refusal of an minertinc- ment. On tho whole Mr. Strnthy’s reputa- tion for truthfulness will sulfur vastly mot-o than ever he conld hm'o hooMl that the Journal’s reputation for honorable dealing Would. Tho course of the Globe has been most renrclmnaihle To condemn Mr. Foley nnhmrrl was bad enough. but to gsrhle his reply. snd to say that he did not try to clear hlmsolf of the charge brought against him, is simnlv to add felselnoood to indecency The Journal‘s defense was an shly writton one, end folly met the case. To say, as the Globe doeS, thst the rate of interest aid for deposits in it matter that concerns t a hook Alone. end that the public has nothing to do with it; is to talk unmlti sud nonsense. The public hes hsd too time reason of In. to know how deeply u is eenoomsd in the (From. the Toronto A'tm'onal, Dec. :97.) “'0 refrained from commenting at the time on the charge brought against the Journal of Commerce by Mr. Strathy, the cashier of the Federal Bank, to the effect that MA. Foley, the editor of the Journal, had attempted to blackmail him, because We felt that it was but fair to wait for the statement or explan- ‘ ation of the Journal. “'0 could not help looking with distrust on Mr. Strnthy's state- ment. for We had been accustomed to look on the Journal with both esteem and confi- dence. “"e had always found it fair, and as a rule reliable so far as statements of fact went. We had not always been able to a. gree with its views on public questions, but we had always found it prepared to mainâ€" tain its own opinions and combat the vie s of its opponents in a frank and eoateons manner. And thus knowing and respecting the Journal We Were not prepared to accept Mr. Strathy’s statement, at least until we had heard the other side, lVe are now glad that We refused to comment on the matter, for the reply made by the Journal, in our opinion. completely disposes of Mr. Strsthy’s statements, and places him in a light in which no honorable man would care to ap- pear. Instead of the articles which appear edin the Journal, commenting nnfavorably onthe management of the bank, being camâ€" ed by the refusal of Mr. Strathy to give an order for the insertion of an advertisement, as the latter would have the public belieVe, one of the articles. the main one. which re- ferred to the payment by the Federal of a high rate of interest on deposits, was writâ€" ten some three years ago. and. as to the others complained of. the Journal sham, to the satiufaetinn of all fair-minded people, that their publication was in the ordinary way of news, and not, as Mr. .‘ltrathy says. in revenue for his refusal M an mlnmnm GEE O=>xcwm DC :21... 62H QOCH. 74>? Cm. cozyâ€"EEC? On Thursday the scene on the floor of the House exceeded in brilliaucy that of many previous occasions. The only things which seemed to mar the effect, were the surround- ings and the delapidated old buildingsâ€"soon to be removed from of? the scene. Precisely at three o’clock, His Honor arrived at the Parliament buildings and immediately pro- ceeded to the Council Chamber, and after the usual preliminaries on such occasions had taken place,he proceeded to read his address The chief points Wereâ€"that an act would he introduced to assimilate the practice of the Courts of Common Law and Equity ; the jurisdiction: of the Division Court would be extended ; that an appropriation should he asked for new Parliamentary Buildings ; the Provincial Reformatory should be remodeled ‘ and carried on, as it was originally intended ‘ it should be ; and a. few minor topics were animadverted on. On Friday, the address was taken en dei’ebre. Dr. McLaughlinâ€" West Durhamâ€"moved the address. The Dr. is a new member and showed consider- able ability. and although his maiden speech he seemed quite at home. Mr. Watertâ€" Middlesexâ€"seconded the address. The 3130- i onder. although not a new member, rarely ‘ indulged in a speech in his past parliament- ‘ ary days, and his present effusion was a little surprising to his old comrades, who consider- ed him a man of deeds rather than Words. The leader of the Opposition made a neat little speech, with his usual hrilliancy, and took objection to the proposed new buildings. The Premier made a short reply, and the address was passed en bloc. The Opposition held a meeting and confirmed their party leader, and appointed their old “ whip" Mr. Wigle, whose duties no doubt will be nil, as the followors are so few that no kicking over the traces is likely to he indulged in. I [Owing to a press of matter this week the balance of the above letter is unavoidably crowded out, but will appear next wcck.] (From our own Corrupondent.) } ’ The Local Legislature was opened. with the usual ceremonies, on Thursday. 8th inst. ‘ The House Wrs called together on the 7th, but the duty of electing a Speaker being the first requisite, H is Honor the Limit-Govern. or merely attended proforma, and intimated that as soon as a speaker had been selected the usual address Would be mounted. On His Ilonor retiring the house proceeded and without dillicnlty selected Col. Clarke as their Speaker. The Opposition did not at- tempt to bring forward any candidate. being so numerically Weak they could not afl'ord to sacrifice one of their supporters. The Hon. the Provincial Secretary preposed, and the Hon. emSpeaker “'ells seconded, in a few Well chosen remarks, the member for Centre Wellington. The motion was carried tum vocc. Col. Clarke is a man of considerable natural ability, a fair speaker, and well read generally and particularly in parliamentary procedure ; he is exceedingly popular with all the members. and an old journalist, and on this account the liberties and rights of the minority will be guarded most jealously. TORONTO. EMPLOYMENT F03 ALL. A enta hue wonderful success. 100 sub. mfim to 1000 mum". Our pub- lications are nundard. Address. 'l'ho subscribers have now got tlu-ir Factory fitted up in first-class style and are prepared tn furnish anything that may be entrusted to them in the shape of SASH.D00RS. AND BLINDS Sash and Door Factory Branch Office, cor. F 7tllASf8: AMERICAN, Mnesus. MUN)! Co. are 8014 icitom of American and Foreign Patents, hm'e had 35 years experience, and now have the largest estal-lishment in the world. Patents are obtained on the heat terms. A special notice is made in the SCH-1N lFlC AMERICAN .of all im'cntions patented through this agency, with the name and residence of the l’atentee. By the immense circulation thus given, pnhlie attention is direetcd to the merits of the new patent. and sales or introduction often_ensily affected. Any person “ he has made a new discuvcry or invention, can ascertain. free of charge. whether a patent can probably be obtained. by writing to MUNN . (10. “'0 also send [we our Hand Book about the Patent Laws, Patents, Caveats, Trade-Marks. their costs, and how procured, with hints for procuring advances on inventinna. Address for the Paper or concerning Patents. ' 'J‘crmc, 83.20 per year, 8L60 half year, which includes postage. Discounts to Agents Single copies, ten cents. Sold by all news- dcalcrs. Remit by postal order to MUNN (30., Publishers. 37 Park lluw, New York. Tm: Scnzs'rlrlc AMEnUiCAN is a large first- clasa \Vcokly Newspaper of Sixteen Pages, printed in the most beautiful style, profusely illuslralo’rl wilh aph'mlid engraningx, repre- senting the newest inventions and the most recent Advances in the Arts and Sciences ; including new and interestings Facts in Agriculture, Horticultural, the Home, Health Medical Progress, Social Science, Natural Histm-y, Geology, Astronomy. The most valuable practical papers. by eminent writ- ers in all departments of Science, will be found in the Scientific American ; PATENTS. PLANING. MATCHING, MOULDING, SCROLL SA WING c. on short notice and at bottom prices. Also shingles and lumber for sale cheap. THE BEST PAPER! TRY IT. BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTR ATED. hev. John Scott, says: Mr, McKenzie Notting suffered from an yattack ot Rheumat- ism, and was unable to move without help; But after taking a few bottles of the Shosho- nccs, “as ablob to walk as Well as ever. Price of the Remedy in int bottles, 81; Pills. 25 cents a box. So (1 by all medicine dealers. ' Henry King, Geneva, N. Y., says: My wife was intensely afflicted with dyspepsia (or a lung tune. \Ve comzultcd physmians of three (litferexlt schools, and received no benefit. She has taken three bottles of the Great Shoshonees Remedy, and is now hear- ty and “:eU. OONTRABTIHB AND BUILDING A SPECIALTY. McG-c’msio Bros. A. W 0011, Congecon, says: That he has tried the Remedy for Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia with great success. I have also used the Shoshonees Pills and find that they are as good as any I ever tyied: I um now in business and wish you to send me three dozan by steamer. -.. AJUcKuy, Tran-o, N. "5., says: He was very haul with Liver Complaint, but used the Shoshonecs Remedy, and in a month was as well as he had ev‘er been in my life. Road. Carefully. Samuel Osborne. Sophiasburg, says : I was all'ected with Dyspepsia for nearly four years, my lungs becoming affected towards the last. 1 was induced to try the Shosho- nees Remedy. After using three or four bot- tlea I felt much better and gained strength rapidly, my health improved steadily and rapidly, and when I had taken three or four bottles more, 1 was quite restored to health and strength, and have experienced better health than for forty years before. I had been under the treatment of a number of physicians before. but never received any nmterial aid until I used your remedy- l I l [P I Tnz Hamilton Selma! Magazine has been changed in form to a. thirty-two page maga- zine. and now issues monthly Instead of quarter! as before. The papers Contained in this t to January number will be found of great use to teachers and scholars.‘ being a Complete analysis of the 2nd class certificate paper for July last. mnnogenmit of the banks. to be like! to oudone the Globe’s View of the cue. I the Federal bank wishes to be free from the oriticiam at the press, and have the public’ cease to take an mterent in its management, let It surrender the charter whichgivegit privileges at the expense of the public. and then as a private banking institution it may make ducks auul drukes of,ite finances and claim that it in no oue’e business but its own. TI“ 30m 8111 Pubuahin 00., 4|. 43 And 45 Shotncket t... MUNN a: 00., a7 Park_;:ow, â€"-â€"TI~IE~â€"â€" timtifit fimm‘imn I PLANING MILL 35th YEAR. J's'dd’iififiififcfii'ési.‘ " Noumea. Come. VVOODVILLE Washihgton, D. C. tho SUI EASTI FIG In connectiun with How York. i3.»- 1: Cog!» ted ug'to :3 :01! :3 par cog» u 21 u u n, u 30””. l 70 u u “ 81 " “ " 40. . l 60 " " u I] u u o'.'.:::. 1 50 u u Anyone is at "be"; to get up 3 club on Ms own responsibility. ’ Each ciub paper may be Add!“ W1, and ma be tor my Post ()fllco. Rem M panic-n scum up ch?- will be mp- plled with specimen to of “no paper (nth, on nopnmunn. 'rm ann Oman «m bo out free a flag. to my Poo: "Mao In On» amu- ior M nine phllllnm uorllng. . Remittance. may hem! by P.0. money“. malt duh, remand mm, or by apro- u m Ortkn all mnuwmuo umum a OLQIE PRINTING OONPAN'. 7m "All Manhumaam 8.49:1qu gin-6%!!!” 350$ ALL KINDS OF REPAIRING NEATLY AND QUICKLY EXECUTED. JAMES STUART 1 HARNESS MAKER, SADDLER c HARNESS, COLLARS, WALTERS, "HIPS CURRY COMES, BRUSHES, TRUHKS, VALISES AND All. mm 0? .HORSE FURNISHING Issuer ofMarriage Licences l’nrohasors should look to the Label on the Pots and. Bozo: If tho address is not 633 Oxford street, London, thov are spurlous. 6412 The Trade Marks of these Medicines are registered in Ottawa. Hence, any one throughout the British Possessions, who mav keep the American Counterfeits for sale, will be prosecuted. 533, OXFORD STREET, LONDON, And are sold by all Vendors of Medicines throughout the Civillzed \Vorld; with di- rections for use in almost every language. The Trade “'3.th Of these “hunt-inn: And every kind of SKIN DISEASE, it has never been known to fail. The lela and Ointment are Manufactured only at - -_ ' _â€"â€"â€"n-uv I ‘“ "WW"...- sem pnxlapa free to all parts of Cumda and the Unlwd States, pyablo invuiably in ulvmce. Tb. CLUB RATES FOR 1880 , _ V 7â€"- . v .-.--v.v--- D'l'll v'vl ‘mlUl'. Notwithmmdlng the en: cnlnrgemonb Ind lmprovamenls to be ma 0. the annual nubnrlp- «on to Tn: anu 0w. wlll rennin an hero. uxlnrc, only TWO_DO.LLAQO PER ANNUM. it is an infallible remedy. If effectually nubbed on the neck and chest, as salt into meat, it cures SURE THROAT, Diptherin, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, and even ASTHMA. For Glandular Swellmgs, Ab- scessJess, Piles, Fistulas, Its Seagcmng‘ ana. healing: :Prqpozjues 1'th vut addition In the c: paclty of the p. 1 will cnnblo a blll of {are lot). presented wecfiy probnhly more varied and interesting thm m over before accomplished in any weekly Journal. The: literary nmuer will be much increased ; more space wlll he devoted to Household and social nflalrs ; hnd the Agricultural Dupnrtment will be renllcrcd-mprogfliclgpl than overrboforo. OLD WOUNDS, SBRES AHD ULGEBS are Known Throughout the World For the cure of BAD LEGS, Bad Breasts‘ and BOWELS, giving tone, eucrgy- and vigour to these great MAIN SPRINGS Ol“ LlFE. They are confidently recommended as a neVer failing remedy in all cases where the censtitutiun, from whatever cause, has become impaired or weakened. They are wonderfully efficacious in all ailments inci- dental to Females of all ages; and as a GENERAL FAMILY l} EDICINE, uro‘ OP BHITIBH AMERICA. The increasing necessity tar gun. variety 0! reading matter in each wwk'u lune, so as to in- clude the nowa from all motions of the Dominion nndmeet the varied mmnnu numerous madam. In; rendered oxpedienl the oninrgemont 01 Till Wynn ”was much beyond even in pmont dimensiona. Commencing with the first week 0! the New Year, therefore, the form of tho pnpor will be changed from that. of an 80-cniumn paper to that n! asliwlunm paper; and the icn th of each page will nlm be so cxlendod as to vs. in I", an incrcmo of reading matter in each week'- sheet 0! nearly 32 columns beyond in present clan On the 2nd a! January, 1850. THE WEEKLY GLOBE will mke annther o! thmo upmard strides in tho march of improvement that hue maln- lslnod it {or Hourly forty years in in high pool- tion as . THE [EADHIG FMHLY NEWSPAPER These famous Pills purify the BLOOD, and net most powerfully, yet southiug on the This Great Household. Medicine ranks among the loading necossorios of Life. NEW PB 881-18 -NB'V TYPEâ€"INCREASED _ FEB!) 11" PUBLICATION. { THE BEST! THE LARGEST! THE CHEAPEST IN NORTH AMERICA. WEEKLY ELBBE Woodville Harness Shay. LIVER. STOMACH, KIDNEYS, Gout, Rheumatism, GREA T IMPROVEMENTS IN 7880. WILL II A. roblowlz mmmusnln, 1856. THE unsurpassed. H ll ‘0 Order-s SQLACITED. FRUIT CAKES. MIXEDTEA CAKES. Rememhor the ‘ Incaâ€"next] door to tha “ Northern Hotel.” Of all Descriptions, In Endless Vzm'ety. FAMILY BREAD Sign of mu " Bee Hive,” Which he is Selling at. a Great Bargain PARTIES SUPPLIED WHOLESALE. JOHN BERRIE, Cor . King and Shut 8Q PURE TEAS SODA, ABERNETHY, AND FRUIT BISCUITS, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. QONFE'CTIONERY firJ-Fnll particulars in our pmnphlehwbich \ve desire to send free by mail to every one. The Specific Medicine is sold by all d ruggiuts at 8! per package, or six packages for $5, or will be sent free by mail on receipt of the money by addressing THE GRAY MEDICINE 00., 'l‘urnnto, Ont.. Canada. Gi- Sold in \Voodville by all Dragging, and by all wholesale and retail drnggists in Canada and the United States. ”4.13! N. B.â€"Tho demands of our business have necessitated our removing to Toronto. to which place please address all future com- manications. ' follow as n so- - I! guence of Sen-Abuse; as loss of Memory, Universal Lasaitudo, Pain in the Back. Dim- chs of Vision, Premature Uh! Ag.;,und many otlmr diseases that lead to Insanity or Com snmptiou and .1. Premature (1 rave. " ncss. Spcrmn- ‘33}; ”k torrhoa. lmpu: , tency and all Baffle Tfihng Diaeaécs that A Full Stock of “'HIPS. BRUSHES CURRY COM 88, o., always on hand. “'mulvillo, Oct. L".’Iul. 1879. ”93:11 GliA Y's Spoof tic LI. :3 1) [C I N W. O polite the “ Eldon House," and i9 prep". arm faithfully execute all work entrusted tO'huu. articular Attention given to 81!- PAIRING. PIGS to inform tlw farmers and 'eudrhl public. that balms npuucd a arucss Shop, on tho South side of New Harness Shop I {RAGE MARK. Th5 Great, TRADE M RR. “333%“ Engushnem ' a .0 4y auuufail- 5‘5?» ing ’ cum fm . » Seminal Weak- -5 KING STREET, WOUDVILLE, ., MCLEOD’S, BERRIE' Rolls and Pastry a. Specialty CAKES ' 13 GROCEMES IS UNXLD IN THE COUNTY .' J: 8/7111” am...