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n 1851, the mlvnncn she has producuvu i-ndllntl'y,the extent. commercial relations, and the ition so which her imports and “we (it-mined. indicate that she on the 3136 March, l881; issued. The cost of the build. all expenses incident to the n are defrayed hy the Vic- overnm‘ent.‘ who invite, the Foreign and Colonial Govern- Hake part, and to notify their Is thereanent prior to the lat, next. The Melbourne Com» n,in extending this invitation. ‘ y that thefnct clmt Auntrnlnsin represented at nll the great, one of the world since their in- v reached the period whon she imbly invite the great man” 3 countries ho send the most. products of their nkillml in" a people) who are in n posi- come not only good customem Dun competitors: At the forth- xhihition Canada cannot fail a .v'ery connpinnoun placo,and ‘ Itch the result of opening an and profitable commercial 3 with our Antipodenn oouv- Molt “)9 way was mad by on, John Young in the early It, you; 'Mont pmdnclna. i. got an; an W9 mum. mgrauune and regulations that vem the Melbourne Internal- :llihition of 1880, which opens 10 day of October of that year, re the the Candidates for the Election in the field. and both I pal-tins in North Victoria seem a amused to the fact that the their candidates are brought better. The Reform Associa" {pulled a meeting of delegates "day, 17th insh, at'2 o’clock n Scully’s Hall, Fonelon Falls. lend-Conservative Association! M: at Coboconk, on the follow- Friday, 18th inst" at 1 p. m. Ldy in diflerent parts of the Pro- ulna issued .13th that “ it is that them should be as large untation of the electoral vote as Mid that the delegate will nan be name of the party who is D poll the largest vote in hm in order that .the person hav- {reatast political strength may )9 nomination." my governors, and too many live bodies to support. \Ve can- l why both Reeve and Deputy- :‘of a municipality should be re- -to represent it at the county E Why would not the Reeve of pmhip, endowed with the same E‘of votes as it has representan i‘present, do as well as the two? it not see any reason why it Lnot be so. \Vhy could not one a: number of representatives per- 10 duties and business of the as well as the larger number? pause of maintaining Countyl ls, is entirely out of proportion llnount' of good derived from undies. During 1878 there were imions oi the County Council of I, each session lusting five days, unber is paid 2 dollars per day, lleage, so that were the services )oputy-‘Reeves dispensed with, ld considerably lessen the cost Institution, fiithout at all imu its legislative qualities. some time past it has been to us go of thought, and we think that. IIth is one that should be con- l by all ratepayersâ€"why it. is Iry to send so many represent-aw D the County Councils? \Ve have 'OOD V1 LLB, A I’RIL 10, 1879. TICAL CONVENâ€" ,e Aflvocate. NTY COUNCILS. “ Pro Bono Publico.” 'I'ION S. ON. the fin“ of April last year navi‘ gation oponad on Cameron Lake, the Steamer Cobocon/q making hon opening trip ; this year, on the. fourth of the mun month, the lalto is still covered «villi ioo strong enough taboo:- loaded inloighs, and, from present appearance- ‘, the shaman is not likely to be released from winm qglnnmm, for t. moon: to MM. UK the 24th “IL, Mr. Jammy Stnruy, of the 3rd eon, Emily, died after an illness of about, nine days, aged uighty~ eight years. He was one of the limb nan‘IA.‘ GEORGE Voxns, of Eant Whitby, while chopping wood on Tuesday last, had the misfortune to “ point" his mm in the wrong direction, and landed it uqlmely among his; tors, nearly sever- ing one of them from the foot. Dunno the mâ€"ontl: 6f March one hundred and forty tramps applied fur shallow and relief to the authoritxus of Whitby. There were an many as thin teen in one night accommodated at the town hall. Tm: lateness of spring and scarcity of fodder may trouble cattle in some places, but the Packet gays those which forage in Orilliu streets preserve an as- pect of contented plenty. Mn. Joux meoonn: has left Lakes field to take the management of the Longford’Milla. He has for two }enrs held the position of Reeve and is a much esteemed villager. DB. HART, formerly of Cnmbray, has sold his line brick dwelling in that, viln Inge to Dr. Reade, and has secure-J a practice in Cnnningbon that. warrants him in remaining there. '33! Weighed 4} ounces, annuxm proposes, by municipal legislation. to get rid of its abandoned characters. of which it has a numhet There ought to be no difficulty if it. really dosh-es to do 50. MR. PATTI-J, of Oshawa. had an emâ€" bitious hen. “ She laid out to lay the biggest, egg of the season and now she is laid out behind the stable." The OSHAWA has a sogiety called the “Twelve Apostles." The Iz’q/bnner says “ SilentLukeand Doubting Thom- as were the leadem in a debate one night last week.” Tm: Post says By a careful canvas it has been ascertained that. then: are two young men in town who are notin training for the coming walking match. 1‘ Mn. Sum-r, of the Bobcavgeon Inde~ pendent, challenges any one for $10 to walk the course in North Victoria, any time between now and let July. MR. PURSOR, of South Harvey, who was robbed by a hired man, has been successful in finding him. He got near- ly all the stolen property back again. Tm: Post says By a careful canvas it has been ascertained that. them are NOT less than twenty-five persona between young and old, from the vicin- ity of Cambmy and Inlay, are going to start for Manitoba. Warm! is in a ferment over the prospective removal of the Post Office. Everybody wishes it to be removed next to him. IN the Counties of Northumbsrhiud and Durham, in 1878, there were 1,163 births, 585 marriages, and 693 deaths. THE Oshawa Cabinet Company havs shipped furniture to equip 9. Separate School in New Westminster, British Columbia. Eu'mvsus'nc skaters still persever- ingly glide over, into, and sometimes through the ice on Lake Couchiching. ON the 22nd ult., p transient trader was fined 825 for selling goods in Gm» venhurst without a license. A NEW “ comic, critical and caustic paper" to be called the Frog will short. 1y appear in Peterborougl). 82$ 00 was all it cost Mr. J as. Crozier, of Mnnvera, in his attempt. to ruin an honest. gentleman. HON. E. BLAKE was in attendance at the Court of Chancery in Lindsay lust woek. \VILD Ducks are quite plentiful on the Gaongian Bay. MR. LUNDY, of Peterboro', is sending leather to Manitoba. A LAcnosss club will be organized in Port Hope this Spring. 6m: gtigh’hnum, P: A SAD CASE or Povnnrr.â€"â€"-The case of Jacob and Fredeiick Woods, father and son, charged with having stolen, on the 14th of Judnnry.‘ from J. H. Bengal-'94 mill, in the township of “are, 300 pounds of flour, 3 btlshela of corn- meal and 100 pounds of wheat, mention- ' ship. At the trial the son admitted the offence and said that ho was driven to it through sheen-starvation, his brothers and sisters not having a bit of anything to eat in the house, and his mother was dead. He told his father what he Wes going to do before he went and was told by his father not to do it, but still he went. Constable Malouey said he be» lieVed the prisoner: Were driven from want to do what had been done, as the .fether and Con were industrious people and neuerloet e dey’e work when it was to he huh County Crown Attorl- ‘ ‘ney J. 2. mell. who appeared for flu arminnuuid Wen-flieciiroun- .‘ -.--v Ira-u socket, which wa- revolving at a tn- mendous speed, and beion it could be stopped or the men rush to hit assist- ance, Mr. Camplin was thrown to the ground apparently dead. With the ex- Leption of his boots and stockings every strip of clothing, including undershirt and drawers, had been torn from him. Mr. Crunplin in a short time returnocl to consciousness, was taken into the house and Dr. \Varren sent for. Five ! riba were [011an to be broken and the, body was badly bruised. For a timel recovery was deemed hopeless, but he in now doing as wall as can he expected. He had a remarkable escape. Had the sleeve not given away he would ham been instantly killed. The power of the shaft may be judged by the fact that the works of Mr. Camplin’s heavy silver watch was forced out of its case. A large number of friends while eynh pathising in his accident will rejoice that it was no worse.â€" Vindicator. SEamUs Accwnm nun Bnoounm. â€"On Friday last, Mr. John Cnmplin who resides a shortdistanoo to the south east of Brooklin, was engaged with his men in boring fcnu poses with a ma- chine. While oiling the machinery his coat, sleeve was caught in tho thumb Screw that fasten: the nugm into the A FRENCHMAN named Denis Valle, employed as cook in one of Mr. Boyd’s shanties in the township e: Havclock, was found dead last Friday morning on le-th Luke, about 25 miles north of ‘ Haliburton. Valle had occasion to visit Havelock Depot Thursday afternoon, sud while then: it was noticed that he was somewhat under the influence of liquor. He left the depot at 5 o’clock to return to his shanty, which was about five miles distant, and nothing more was seen of him until next morning, when he was found by a party from; one of the other shunties. As therel are no evidences of any crime having been committed, it is supposed the nu» fortunate man lost his way,and becom- ing weak from hungerand exposurelsy down in the snow to rest. The body was forwarded to Hulihurton and the deceased’s wife, who lives in St. Pierre du Sud, near Montreal, was promptly notified by telegraph. i T60 BAILâ€"On Tuesday last one of am village merchants, u ho was expect~ ing :1 remittance from a debtor in the country, wan told upon going to the post-office that there was a registered letter for him. Haatily signing the book kept for that purpose, he joyfully seized the precious missive and tore it open, only to find the words " April Fool” written upon the enclosed sheet of paper. In the language of many of our contemporaries when recording the shaving of a horse’s tail or other din-u bolical outrage, “some fiend must have done it,” for no one possessing the most culinary feelings of humanity would thus wantonly mock a fellow creature’s impecuuiosity.- -F. F. Gazette. AT the annual meeting of the Mill- brook Lacrosse Club, held in the Town Hall, on Tuesday evening, April lat, tne followmg otlicers were elected for the ensuing year zâ€"President, Alex. Ferguson ; lat Vice-President, John Deyell ; 2nd Vice-President, J. N. Kil- clnofl'er; Captain, John Dawson ; Field Captain, Richard Howell; Secretary, George Soothemn ; Treasurer, Thos. A. COrgI‘OVG; Committeeâ€"John Allen, Albert J. Armstrong, Wm. G. Mills, G. Hetherington and. A. W. Howard. ON the evening of the lat inst., a boy about 11 years of age, son of Mr. John Palmer, of Fenelon, was thrown from n horse which he was riding to water, in consequence of the animal taking fright at something and making a sudâ€" den nnd unexpected motion, and one of the bones of his right. arm was broken close to the wrist. Tm: Post's Franklin cor. saysâ€"“ A young lady of this village received a registemtl letter on Tuesday last con- taining an ounce of sawdust and apiece of paper With “April foal" written on it. The young lady would like to know who sent it, as she wishes to retlirn the sawdust with a few laconic remarks. mm domm at Northern no”: molam N. s. SHERMAfif Stationery. School Supplies, MIRRORS, PICTURES, FRAMES, mu Home Rumbas, . V- w- v...” can“ use- one Wllulle Wine prepared by Northrop e Lyman, of Toronto, and in a short time you will feel the whole system invigorated and strength- ened. It is A well-known tact that Quinine has been acknowledged by the medical {sc- ult for many years as the best appetizer an tonic known. And for general debility this combination will be found superior to all other preparations. And combined as it is with line sherry wine and choice aromatics. it is made an agreeable and pleassnt invigor- etor to the whole system. The properties of Quinine en a febrilugc tonic and antiper- iodic. Smell doses, frequently repeated, strengthen the pnlse,incresse muscular force, and invigorate the tone of the nervouss - atom. The peculiar operation of this me i- ciuo in eneral debility and as an appetizer, has undergone long and close observation, and it is believed it will never fail, if pro- perly and judiciously administered, unless other diseases predominate 0! a different character. Persons of weak constitution may take it without the least difficulty, as it strengthens the stomach and digestive or- gens, and seldom require more then one, or two bottles to effect a decided benefit as it contains nothing injurious to the most deli- cate constitution. Remember to ask for the " Quinine Wine prepared by Northrop Lyman, Toronto," and we are sure you will be setisfied that you hsve full value for your money. wSold by ell Medicine Dealers. humans. do you wiah to gather flesh, to acquire an appetite, to enjoy a rognlar habit of body, to obtain refreshing sleep, to feel and knqw that every fibre and tin-no of your system a being braced and renovated 2 If 50. comment-a at one. and use the Quinine W4..- h ......... I I,“ 1? .u - _ QUEEN VICTORIA in going to Italy has gone further from home than she has ever gone before, and there are those who say that her present journey is but a prelude to an even more ex~ tended and interesting one. The Ot- tawa Free Press says :â€"“ We have hesi- tated about reproducing the various paragraphs that haVe gone the rounds of the Canadian and United Ste tes press regarding the said-to-be contemplated visit of Her R. H. the Princess Louise to England this spring, and we only re- fer to them now because it is necessary ‘ to discredit them. H. R. H. we know has no intention whateVer of going to the Old Country this year, and there is good reason to believe, that if the Queen does not visit Canada during the cams ing summer, the period is not far dis- ‘ taut when she will cross the Atlantic ‘ and signalise by her presence here, not only the deep interest she feels in her loyal Canadian subjects, but also her lively maternal interest in all that ap- pertains to her devoted «laughter. We believe, we may also state, that more than one member of the Royal family will visit Canada during the coming summer when the British North Amer- ican fleet will rendezvous at Halifax under the command of the Duke of Edinburgh. -_--.°-~. vv til-lo u. '1 o l \Vood, made no effort to save itself and 7 was soon drowned, but the other strug- gled bravely for his life, and, as an axe and a rope were in the sleigh,‘would probably have been rescued but for the condition of the ice, which was so slip~ pery that the men could not keep their feet, and so thin and brittle that when they attempted to cut notches in it large pieces broke off and floated away. Consequently the second horse, which was an old favorite of Mr. Greene's, shared its companion’s fate, and the harness, we believe, was lost alumâ€"F. F. Gazette. v “n. vvvlvll he wished, but had not. driven fur when the ice broke and the animals were in~ stantly floundocing in deep water. One of them, which belonged to Mr. B. \V. ‘IT,, I n l A TEAM Duowumzâ€"fln Thursday morning Mr. H. \V. Greene, of the firm of Greene J; Ellis, started from the mill in a sleigh, with two of his employees, to cross the lake for the purpose of measuring some logs on Mr. Thomas Rutherford’s farm. James Jewell, who was driving, intended to keep near the shore until Opposite Rutherford’s and then crosaoverpbjecting to Mr. Greene’s proposal to strike a “ bee line" for their destination, as he considered it would be dangerous to do so until well beyond the influence of the current of the river. Mr. Greene thereupon took the reins and headed the horsws in the direction 1 stances he would leave the case satires 1y to his Honor. rsganling'ib as one of extreme hardship. Judge Burnham addressed a few very feeling words to the elder prisoner, as to his conduct in the future, and than discharged him.â€" ’l‘ho younger man be sentenced to one month in gaol in Whitby. A m__ ,, GILMORE’S celebrrguled band is t9; give In nan--..L_ -. Ll .er: ; And that he has prepared to fill House and Barn bills as cheap as my other mill in th3 district ,‘I' Farm produce or a few milch cows will be taken in exchange for Lumber or 8hinglea,. GIVE US A CALL BEFORE BUR. CHASING ELSEWHERE anober tho lace. Folliott’n mill h m 5 mile what i)! re. Young's Hotel, on “so Portage Rood. nw Bot-over. Dry and Green Lum- ber and Shingles. HE undersigned in returning thanks to the public for their patronage for the past three years would stato that he has on hand a quantity of Lumbgr AND In great variety of styles and (justifies, they are all fresh and deaimbh goods and will be sold at WORSTED COATINGS, BLACK DOESKINS, TWLEu , BROADCLOTHS, FANCY CLOAKINGS ENGLISH, SCOTCH d: CANADIAN Of All WIDTHS TE All the newest and . Choicest Styles. Will Offer to the public on Thursday morning the 20th inst” a large line of King St, Woodville. The Lowest Prices engagements : those therefore to whom this notice applies had better pmpare. No further notice will be giyen. I have been patient so long that pu- tieuce ceaues to be a virtue, and I have now come to the conclusion that all those parties whoaro owing me must pay up at once 0: take the consequem cos. I must have money to meet my RMS CASH OR PRODUCE ROD. CAMPBELL, 13 and 14 Bree}: Street, - UXBRIDGE.â€"- B. 'LAS'I'" N OTIOE I g E‘QLLKETT. BQWYEK‘ 2... o, Wm. Hmry, WOODVILLE. 1879.. @‘ POSITI VELY THE KING STREET, -ANDâ€"-â€"- himgles ‘IN‘