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afi pected‘ areeoready to look upon their voted as marketable articles to be knocked blushed bidder. Are-hay of x W I h . ' Ndmwr'm’mydflm‘n :mdy to ofi‘er bribes, which is much worse 3‘ We hope not, bni we have ourkfeare. There- isno mot-m of the corrupt state of the Winn-e, members of Parliement uf the peo la is what it‘ie. If we couldall “finite sweep: every die before his A hown door, we should be much nearer Rt- form than we are, and should have much ::â€"';:~ «natives. The noble people 71'}. 0: new}; :cpmseu Led. That is certain. 51.; when can be expend 5mm shone who fill sell jheir votes for a dollar or a. dram? Kicking but that, they should have repre- nentafives like themselves;â€"â€"Pr!sbyferialn. V.»‘-. ' 7' Moxieâ€"R. w. Bro. J. B. Tray“, Publisher of the Port Hope Tim, is D. D. (1M. for Ontario district. 6' It is said that dogs make excellent glue. Won’t some enterprising person uteri: a. glue factory 1 He could get his raw material cheap. 6' The Free Press mentions the arri- valih Ottaweofsparty of 336 German and literature. The August number cum en excellent selection. TheGuest is but $1 per year, or ten cents per copy. Nov; Sewâ€"The elections take place All over the Province on the same day. The time fixed for the nomination is the 8th of August, and for the polling, the RAILWAY Twoâ€"Tho trafic of the different railway: in Canada shows asteady increase {tom month to month. Returns for June indicate an expsmion of btnl trafic receipts in every one over the cor- -mponding month of 187 L The Northern receipts for the month amounted to a. totnI of 886,357, against $76,699; the Midland, 2 $4,722, against $32,881. arm. n.____ 13'..-.â€".....- W- mud iumignnm, en route for North Renfrew, where a. settlement is to be formeqi. 6 The New York Agriculturist ex- pxfieues astonishment at the excellence of W fruit, and the extent and variety of the fruit production of this country. 6' The nmonut of insurance on pro- pel-min Cannds in 1871 was$251,421,203, dvhiqh premium were paid of a, ,o 367. The losses were about 'aixty-aeven per cent. of the premiums, amounting to $1,674,598. 6' Lady Coutta has been made 1 citi- 35? of London, an honour never previously Won” of hersex. If thehon- our is unique, so is the merit of its recipi- ent, and the departure from precedent has met with universal approval. AGRICULTURAL Fumoxeâ€"The three principal exhibitions to be held in the Do: minion this year will be the hovincial at Hamilton, from the 24th to. the 27th of September; at Guelph, the Central Exhi- mfrom the let to the 4th of October; the Western Fair, in London, from the 8th to the 11th of October. 6’ “ Whitney's Mmical Guest is a monthly Journal devoted to music and together: It does not gum like my oil: I hayepnrchased, and 18 good forming- chinery. By changing the proportions, it can be made thicker orthinnerto suit the a’ Tomatoes wa W'. W. Whitney, Toledo, Ohio, U.S. Seb- acribers in Canada. should send 12 cents extra. to prepay American postage. A consensus! of the Puma-’1 Ad, vacate writes, “An excellent machine oil.‘ can be made by taking one-third hog’s Ind and two-thirds coal oil, and mixingthem Two brown heads with touting curls, Red lips shutting over pesrls, Bcrowhitefeogall wetwithdew, Two black eyes 1nd two eyes blue; Little boy and girl were they, Kstie Lee and Willie Grey. unu- mvâ€"vâ€"vgr you Half the wisdom she expmmd’ While again a. dash of red Crossed the brownnees of his cheekâ€" “ I m strong, but you are weak; Life is but a. slippery MP, Hung with shadow", cold and deep.” u W111 you trust me, Kstie, clear 1 Walk beside me righont fear? Andi’llan‘fiifymmm u- . . ‘ W--- 4.1.-Lfl‘l ” " Tan“) Pm Mesaâ€"We must ggainraise our vpioe, however feeble it my be, against the bribery which is being resorted to so unblushingly at the present time. We feel ashamed that so my from whom better thing: might hnve been ex- . ‘th m like wrath! of no" She’s";un3 a basket f0 md fro, A. .119 loiteged, lguf m phy, ‘ m:“:. n..â€" Al saw ”a-.. - ., Guttering with Wiilie'Grey. "Pretty Kate,” Willie ”id, Andthereumeaduhofred, Through the brownness of his cheekâ€" O‘ Boysm mug “d girls” '0“, And r11 carry, ya- I ““v Katie’s basket up the hill.” Ana 1“ WI], “1"“ "â€"' Your hfe’s burdens up the hill.” mfiomemdwfihsmb‘ “wwwtyoummm” Closg beside the little brook. L -‘LAJ’. m‘ family week, upping at everything tint cane in 1 its way. The GuadteeayethntnMr. Hines; who was in the home, with wonderful in- trepidity, seized the animal bythennpeof the neck'and tail, and dragged him out of the house into n vmnt lot in rear. where he was ehét with a revolver. Tin: Sine-nu or Eon. --All homes unfortunately ere nothnppy; but dlhomu are semdâ€"sadred to their own occupants, “bred agninst the interference of :11 out- ? :iders, sacred against the prying eyes of L curious mdnl hunters, and snared against the wicked tongues of tattlen. And yet there are many who do not regard this Tans: was considerable fun at a repre- sentation of “ Romeo and Juliet” in a lit- tle French theatre. Madame Dehame‘ the Juliet of the occaaion, was lying dead on a tomb. It was raining torrents; a drop came through the roof and fell on Julia’s nose; she made a face. Another drop fell on her eyelids; she winked. It was a facial expression not taught by Del- sarte. Finally, she took to watching the drops, and dodging them. The audience caught the idea, and sympathized with her. “Look out, Mrs. Juliet,” said One fellow; “there’s a whopper aâ€"comin’-I see it!” “Mind your eye!” said another. “ Ma- dame,” said a third,’ rising, “ will you ac- cept the use of my umbrella 3” Of course the tragedy ended. “Huts in Guam HA3 err.”â€"â€"The most flattering notices of the lands of Iowa and Nebraska have been industriously cir- culated throughout the Dominion, and in many of our exchanges we meet with glow- ing advertisements of millions of acres for sale, at ten year’s credit, stating that the products will pay for the land and improve- ments within the limits of this generous credit. The bait has been auficient to tempt some to leave Canada and go to push their fortunes in the West. From letteu from those who have yielded to the temptation, and gone to the country that held out such delunive hopes, it would ap- pearthat they have found totheir louthat hillsthataregreen afarofi' may notbeao bright when we are there. A Wow FOR m Wireâ€"There in much good aenseandtruth intheremarkof a modern author. that no man ever prosper- ed in the world without the w-operation of his wife. If she un‘tes in mutual endea- vors,or rewards his labour with an endear- 'II 1- .-__,,_ , ing smile, with what confidence will he resort to his merchandise or his farm; fly over lands, sail over seas, meet dificulty, or encounter danger, if he only know: that he is not spending his strength in vain, but that his labour will be rewarded by the sweets of home. Solitude and dis- appointment enter the history of every man’s life; and he is but half provided for his voyage who finds but an associate for his happy hours, while for his months of darkness no sympath wing partner is pre- places we find them inferior. The fall wheat is far below the average, winter-kill- ing and rust being the cause. Spring wheat looked much more promising in the Pro- vince of Quebec than in our Western sec- tion. Barley will be light but of good colour. Oats, medium crop, but below the average. Pease, light crop. Potatoes will be plentiful, the bugs having been pretty well kept under, although we have seen Some places where they have done consid- erable deluge. Those farmers that have allowed them to breedrand increase have done a. great injury to the country, as they have raised stock enough to destroy the erop of many townships. We think a. com- spring crops age good, but in may pnlsory Act, either to enforce the destruc- tion of the bugs. or the ploughing under of the potatoes, would have been of very great advantage to the country. There is a. pretty good apple crop in Western Cans- dn, but only a. small cropintbe east. The apples are badly afiected by insects, md are more spotted thmusual. Turnips, m- rote and mangoldswillbe light. Wespcek Hmmrnom.â€"A mad dog rushed into ,3. M. Harper, of Shanty Bay, Co. of Simeoe, writes to the Farmer's Advocate that on his potato patch there are none of the six-striped potato-hug, while in the this difi'erenoe in this way:â€"“ Onexamin- ing his potatoes I found that although he had grown fall wheat on the ground last year, it had previously been planted with potatoes; as there were a good many pota- toes which had evidently remained in the ground from the previous crop, there would of course be some amongst the wheat last season, and from his ignorance of the es:- iatenee of the bug, and the potatoes being among the wheat, they were allowed to' bury themselves quietly last fall, and re- ,sume operationaonahrgersedethiaapring Now, as to my plot of potatoes, I broke it npoutofaod thiasp ' ,harrowedit, and plantedthe potatoes by hand in hills. No ,4 -_ -_J potatoes were near it last' summer, and thus I account for their immunity from the poet, and my opinion is that while the bug reniains with us, potatoes should not be planted in the same place two seasons, and that those who are clearing up land will save their potatoes by clearing a piece and leaving it surrounded with woods, md those on cleared farms should isolate their patch by ploughing a piece in the corner or middle of a nod field, and change the Ioaflity can; year.‘ Cnomâ€"In some parts the by obaervation.-â€"-Farmer’s Ad- other OOITNTY 0F ' MUSKllKA! Gm,;1'he recent re-ndjm of the Electorul Dimieteof Ontario, based upon the census of 1871, has resulted in the formtion of e New County for Eleo- tanl purpoeee, comprising the District: of Muekokn, Pnrry Sound und e portion of Ni ° ' . m therefore, shortly be called u to choose a. representative for the one of Common, to me during the term of the next Perlinmeut. At the earnest eolidtetion of nearly all the lending men of the_ County, to pleoe myqu in nominntion, I now beg to en- nonnce myself 3 andidste for the high honour of being your representative, and to emble you to' decide how fir I my be entitled to your confidence and support, I take the opportunity of briefly. stating my opinion: on some of the political question- likely to come before the public attention. If elected, I nhnllbe prepared st :11 , ,A_-_ -A times, tosupportall goodmeasures, n01 matter from what source they may ems-j nate; at the same time, I have no hedtao ‘ tion in saying that I highly disapprove of the tKolicy of the Dominion Government, in e management of many important matters. I might particular-inc the Maui- toba question, the mis-management and ex- travagance in the construction of the In- tercolonial Railway, the W ‘ u Treaty, the refusal to an Election w similar to that in the vines of Ontario, for the punishment of corrupt practices at elections, and for the trial of controverted elections by the Judges, c. For these reasons my views are decidedly in sword with Her Majesty’s Loyal Opposition at Ottawa. While it is requisite that the Executive should have certain discretionary powers, I hold the opinion that those powers should be confined to the smallest limit consistent with the proper administration of the Government of the country, hence I stand firmly opposed to placing large sums of money at the disposal of the min- istry, without the sanction of Parliament ' first obtained to all particulars and details connected therewith. I shall give my earnest support to any measure having for its object the promo- tion of salami-10x r0 cums. I shall give my hearty support to all legtimate measures or schemes to aid in the establishment of one communication between all parts of the minion. It is my firm conviction that, with the energy and enterprise of our ople properly di- rected, and once by wise legislation and good laws, the y is not far‘ distant when our Dominion will rank among the first countries of the Globe, in the extent and variety of her agricultural and manu- facturing products. Although local matters, such as those under the control of the Crown Lands De- partment, and the Department of Public Works and Agriculture, of this Pro- vince, do not come within the scope of the House of Commons, I will, notwith- standing, have much pleasure in bring- ing the wants of the County in the way of Railroads, Colonization Roads, Bridges, Navigation, etc, before the Gov- ernment of Ontario, and I have no hesita- tion in saying that no man in the county has a more practical knowledge of its re quirements, or feels greater anxiety for making the necessary improvements, than myself. I refer to these matters in view of the fact that this county will be at best only partially represented in the Par~ liament of Ontario during the present year. On these and all other questions, having reference to the welfare of the country, I shall, previous to the election, have an op- ” _ ._:aL _-.. no “uh. sion I may be premitted to add that, hav- ing all my property inthe county, my in- terests are inseparable from yours, sud should you honourme with your confidence, and charge me with the duties of your re- presentative, I shell, to the utmost of my humble abilities, endeavor to deserve the one by s faithful discharge of the other. I am, gentlemen, Your most obed’t servant, June, 187 2. 00MPOUND EXTRACT GEBTAIII amen! roit nusuumgu COLCHICUM !! three bottlu been retinired, but in the vast m. jority of uses, one bottle has effected u: entin WHOILESALE RETAIL. $1.00 Per__B9tfle. INSOLVENT ACT OF 1869. In the matter offfim Paterson. In Insolvent. UBLIC NOTICE is hereby given am by virtueof the péwervested inane u ‘ eeof theatsteof the then med in- Amen solvent, Illnllofier for "Joby ,._..__A-- I at my ofiw. No. 20 Toronto Street, in the city of Toronto, .1: the hop: of 12 o‘clock, noon. of Tu-esdsy, the Twenty-seventh by “An” titlemdintuucofghonid Igziventfiht’ ofmyuelfu Avignon: mthi! mutton!!! “to mgndnngnhr that curtain PARCEL on Tmcr or LAND mdpmhadmmudmmm inthe County of Simeon, containing. ll mes-mm. W m 9% 319333;? meTmmwmmmm“ “““‘ @- ALL worm WARRANTED.” Renataâ€"Shop opposite Mr. T. W, Mofl' fi‘ score. Matchcdash street. Orillia. ‘ a mum‘ufinnâ€"nâ€"wv‘ V- V7, 1 bang' can of Lot number Eye, on gemrthsido .o Nothmegg swarm the Vighgg of W(Cm3l- may. *- -â€"‘-‘ mH-nfin‘ Late Orillis Foundry, would idiom tin pubfifmadly tlnt he 1}» commenced bun- neupn his own .accog‘ntflfllz Goo? Quin DI- _ _-LL2-- v-u- Fr, ‘u Brlnchu. Eu' had 3 l ups-b $10.31!: the old country :3“. hope- by gaying strict attentxon tobunneu and dams - _ h. “.4... . 6-h- dmm of lmflmA Tomnto, June 8th. 1873- New Blacksmith SHOP. i. J<I 9.3.. 5.894 (III-II {1'1 :- nag pusher; o towâ€"wan Von-o. H.038 Elmo rue: amtâ€"IN...» Ea. .I‘hhl‘ THE EXPOSITOR, ORILLIA AUGUST 87th,V1872. fiLILAGE 0F ORILLIA, THE ELECTORS Manufactured ad for sale, '5'? I22. 31113:: V é-rry 011. NEVER FAILED . McLeod, DR. KERMOTT’S KERMOTT 85 COOKE, Chemist! nd % OF THE The only A. P. COCKBURN Tea STORE9 Inretumin thanks totheirnumemus customers or the large shere of pe- tronage bestowed upon them since they commenced business in‘Orillia, would announce that they are con- stently receiving new additions to their large stock of Which they satisfaction. DRY GOODS Doing business on a. only, enables than to sell cheap. They would invite “paid 3M- tion to their STO0K 0f TEAS ! :5 "H5. 3w. iHE ORILLIA PACE MAIN . LS .u GROCERIES, 8n. warrant to give tOOd Corn, 5 Car Loads of Flour. Ground Corn, Oats, 80 GEORGE "CK, Old Established Feed Stars. SEED GRAINS FIELD GARDEN i(I‘ll-«eerieis: and ' Prm isions. Oats, Cordwood. and Steve W001). J. A. STEPHENsoN, All the best field Seeds. (W) Gu'den Seeds, etc. Feed of all Kinds, Flour ! Spring Wheat Seeds ! Just Arrived Produce Commission Merchan‘. Bed Clover, .RODUCE COMMISSION. Whole Corn GOLDEN DROP. Buckwheat, GOLDEN VINE. REMOVAL. Mr. “[08. BYRNE MISSISSAGA STREET, Harness 8L Saddles Ordorlfotmwaiandupduw‘ odtopmpdy, sum-1. CALL AND SEE PARKIIILL’S New Spring STOCK ! New Cloths, New Shirts, New Cellars, New Ties, All of the Latest Styles. R. PARKHILL. “ Ontario Hotel !” mmmx. . D. owns, - - - Pmrnm'ron Kavng’ hula! amazed the propuetomhlp‘ ' a! this Hotel. fined it up in fiat-clan style, Quanta may rely ”receiving every W OanMOrinigmdoctoficDon~ mfimwmmmmmw The Shanty w“ "nuance: unlin‘l‘udhopeBm“..of hinSeomdtome in mafia them SHORTEST NOTICE ! RAVE-TROUGRING done infln henna mm“ Wmdtogiwm HotAirFqupingoodafla. G Remember the West Street Tin shop. .3 D. PHILLIPS. REPAIRING Done At once. MmLNn RAILWAY. NE W TIN SHOP! Subscriptions Received. CLOTHES. REMEMBER mwmw. READY-MDE IF YOU WAN] Akirdockof Smt of ' M B wmonmunpnv ' RTE: Agricultural Implements! j, and straw cutting CASTINGs, STEAM ENGINE, WOOLLEN. 03181 M: LL REPAIRS. PU NCTUALITY DISPATCH @- A TRIAL soucrrnn. £3 3O Doz- GRASS SCYTHES‘! 100 D02 Rakes 25 ques cythe Stones. 25 Ml. [lay Forks. 300 Kegs' Nails. PLOUG-HS ! L E'JAY 8; 00. 100 Box. Locksand Knobs IOODOLPairsButts. 10,500 Gross Screw; as- 83,000 Worth mm“ Wnoxw up Rum. All «which we no «Essay-inn that cannot be equaled chew)!“ or EVERY mscntmox. Within-ul- sawing. (Tomas). VERY LARGE SIOUX 'I‘UDHOPE BROS. DESKS for M. SAW ”'9