+ per ib,, 23 $600 to 89.00, --Fall Wheat, Tito a Z Ho i o sesee- es aa 83 e Victortiis nixty-one years pday, May 24th. Go Save i} -------------- |) gs" ds onder to give our employees an Fie " ee enjoy Wer Moat | Rinse gat Sopra ep her | Birthday, we issue ing W erases Brown!' | usual Sn pe ser yor reg fem hours eartier prom We... . 264 Porter vo..e eee | peablig:-be i catering for their advantage, | jas. We seconded by Absalom i 'There® few ty pret Bove e eee Marr@w s+. . 2.0 De. Sloan = ities for. Siuat. Ba OREO Large. Aad fe eee prong ' Br Bisse neve i, Mnpelnaieees amend: Re eed takes... this s opportunity of. .expressing tee | eee PERI oot hi ° =| Forma ee ble' and ), ' . 5 very Al ise uobenas PERTH Lambton efficient manner in which be discharged hie Conserentives of this Riding | 4@ioe , $e duties connected. with the honorable and hold their Conve on nark, 5. oe tte : ya. majority of his fellow-dlectors in ed t, when we hoje they will select or heseetingt cresen os. delegaten, at w meeting ot the ee Pea Great Six i A strongest mati, and give him their | Lpeds S:.......).Taylor ..:--- n Heretiond © ive Association, on Mon- | delegates wens chonen to attend the general ' is Lanes "Macdimald:AMiisot | &*y Inst d the C jou, to | convention ta be held in Stratford, on Ma: 2 Minety support at the polls. Let per | Lineobe. 0. diphert «2.4.0 © Md chee an Mriday PDobert Sedu, | Seth; ie3, "A mas meeting of tbe Consere- | 5] \ apna considerations bo act aside, and ved Robs sghip mean Chas. FP. Nield, 8. tives of the Nowayhip will be bald ss New: | the C fa} \ Het' the mgn who ia sure to win be ; Ma; | voted Xj advocating anes, Monek ....+ Mr, Muskoka city for Norfolk z worse s Con ve Norfotk 8... . 1+ i _ time ceea hen 2 good vote. : ia < : aanees Ele. ra - far 'Sir Allan McNabb and Nertha nares. io LT oie ter mane" ( bad ry 'tard W et sia Aen tes 2 Ontari s ORMER OF THIRTY gato Untario Manith .-2047..Wiegler. | Sueborixed sp porrest backs SMP to Mitchell Mr. Josiah Skinner, of Ful --e ts = ooch + Gntario W..-... $ Fe a aan Ene oot the | marion, Bae we don Dundée, May $0--A Ere sent to ns Ce TEE | orn Sit» Moteayee | tas A Ta ene and' 1 Loree: Tt ts | it inferior, tit ood jadyos gave the prefer | supporters of Wht National Policy was held in 7 zesty sara i # j : i t. Jean | not right thatisuch rash statements sho of the Hjcka teal Rupee Dy Os harapens oe i Hall There . Mayor te the free Brews oftos, ; yg pede Electors of Perth! Prepare to do Pein : as usar hikes 5 tel with an intane, | PENT OZ, few hundred pounds, but still sho vie tie Litegl Conservative candidate, ad. | 804 Bulfslo robes Wh the Pape Prem offer, | saree, rough st eset street, rane \ = eee 8 . » | is on exogliery aK, r eyes is deserving | dreswed the avdi . f: . per duty nt te ble The, nonin pene | casein a eas en i | ica ane |e et eee a | ee me jons will take place on the 13th June, Roxburgh | nnoti R Sipoday, when shaslieped 2k | not the dighbees doubt bet chat thio spenslo. | epoets fe whleae mae rplendid' dhlemne | Sor ad teres oi tule Seat, org al Halen -- . sind the polling on Thesday, the 20th § . fal The infest ba" gi of about four | invested 4 ! = ever | of the passant Gpvernment, he was again snd ou ant tee st once: by this, ithat there is ihe repon er cy egos poh Se % onthe, and tas found crying in the bed by beered M rae ae the f June. Lot their be no stay-at-homes voeh vad . range y age , --08 Mr. Thomas Wilson, peopri and it is certain, upless there is ix -- ! vince Rdward . McCusig ...... Dr, Piatt | ene of the servants, This ix a serious joke on eee ebeeni | i 'itv my oan h the Conkervative ranks, Read what | Renfrew N.....White ......., the landiorda/John Payneand Bon, Boag, who MILLBANK. das foundry, ond of the much vaunted 'Scott Act will undo the | evntlemsn, pointing man, he Globe mys, and then hak yourself panes Ss <Dannersan Canspbel we pearaeay. Belore leaving Millbank Rev, D. 3 vaetbeaeneine latform the fit the 12th a abeny taeg teal, nif, ade ery de he' question--"'Shail I he one of omen et age tye oe grape Mapa of | Caswell was made the recta af & sur-} time. Mr. Wilson said he had been in | ton drove he sioree nod 'the driter | wax'aa onpertenity which o pre Can | f bh A a jondons, bi cmcthte set preach at 10:30 prise in having the Parsonage inv by «| Dundas for the fest thirty years, and had to:put his and in ta Siinarning something of 'of the | 20%ER--At Edward, the inst, E anon hese t ' . \ Sanday: ian "se ph omeph = Cheah on | pleasant company of seme forty fifty young | pever yet caste 'conservative vote, but he had ose and go to Gudiph for hig night's Mereats ectas hn hs iocoasety af TC aday pete) ' fap tk fad ; 5 sete val matiti unday nen tae ' ee "ill | people of Grace Church gation whc | made ip his miad that the National Poliey | *" meal. ' ' soon hard at work. wet | Katow--In BL ve tne 5 ey, Magic "a Mh ant e.she pecisiones poll iphlalstes sopiematicn te-ene tw "to spent the crening very pleasantly together. was the bes icy for this country, and he Yours truly, ' s ire A, duug eof itr Robert Hetov, ole? friend that there in no cause for or Senadiction and renews) of Baptiomat | ts hie copieng of which Shey proses . | was corjpelied to cast in hia lot with those Tamreeasce m att Tirrves. energy gm sae Padaecio Blagstard, oo the ida : it tbe "of a he of ous will take P promi- | Caswell with an address, oxpressing their | who supported thas policy. ie announced Acton, May 12, 1A82. oars of as Caltex, 'child of of Mr Jest, Mussel nt Sa Gee ew 3 work » place in the same church as 5730 sorrow at » with fi j ei i { j + told « Russise crucity Kn pet Lone yi iia? - : : at parting with him and his | bis intention of both voting and working 9 wonday ligament i your, 2 Tieden ae ina uring a fire . A ' pin. There wilt be no 7 pam. service family, and wishing them al ypiness in ir. McKechnie, who he cen Ootaia = CANADA'AND j # Spare sce Eibilions the Cone." Ainnantan i : on peg eet aide pe coe maton uerrers.--The fears of the | entering apen Ui wen sere tn, asi | lari ott Otel ale andourein ND IRBLAND." | SSSPaCey teats Gee feeeamuses | Mesa --te te teach to A Te Dane : eo . at the d was ir. George | Wentw bh i inei * i is a - sfeaitnn Su pinot onceatas (pn emer the people He ine 1, Rerguson a annual meeting are :--President, R. B. Lang; | and « purse of money was prenshted by iiee'| speech 'hy toring the allowing, resoiation, MR, COSTIGAN'S ADDRESS IN THE HOpBE bg ab Soy tapers mows. Pisnenn it Btagshutt, of heel inet, Kachel, aming the' same + fond nny ak neon or ty ramets 6. lpn. canpaichs Mullen | Vice-Freaidents Geo Stone; Seo-Treas, Hagh | Annie MéKet in behalf of the young people. seconded by Sz. Wilson Lavery 1-- . OF ComMONS; Gary the se sod 2 ood GR Regcietsce" - Meebeectea se ne for «nih 1 decayed pothole ir R. Cartwrig Nichol, Directaras W. Davidson, Dr Hyde, D. | Mrs. Cameell also received a nutuber of beau. ( | "That w the Goverament of Sir ----_: TE 5 Ac roubles Stem - thie Gmimer. Apply ek ote: ' the ee ee ear y= ingen Beet as I. McPherson, M. C: Carey, J', M. Workman, | tifal and valhable presqnts during the last | John Macdouald have faithfully redeemed the Inthe Imperial H 'of Commé 'When the late C piedan artnr on Yh ger ns oncrhugpaay, Mth May, ; . vane 'vee "tn thi worth Ni. MoKechnie .. Joho Campbell, J. M. Moran; Auditors, John | few days of ber stay in Millbank. "juade td the electors previous to the | on April 27. Mir. set MODS | sack or eaten ee ee: noth danye | Fates OF Interest, There . Conservatives in this Bab hc Buchar B. Knox. Having thrown off the Oe el of 1878, this meeting of the seppor- | 4, pril 27. . Callan usked legve tbat the Jews done, Fettorsotf oy Siaale, | THOR the Institute: will ----' CIRCUS AT ST. MARYS. prenig dls age ekg Ah ararenle yare mee the following questions | tts." One nigh --_ Jusnrance, Land pad i . ' a on, Funding thin the electoral district of | Which stood in his name on. the notice | menced an onslaught on mat, ratford, 37s Mwy, IN, Mr. Donald McDonald bas jast com; d The Stratiord Council of last year made a | * thelr of ba take pleasure in record. | paper :-- ij } They pared Reels rare pe eer emer rn wn eettemrae ~" ticle continpedcondidmoce and vubgaal-|" "To ask the Firat Lord of the Tre sirohbest ofall toss heaper than Oti Cake he -- ron x cs SHAFOR b age sb of noi st the <--o val rod pig in not dealing more Hberally with ak ts P A m * . B. Myers, Waterloo Street. 'The w he PollmanC 's cirous people. is : pai | 4 support will be worne than going to sea The Big United States Ciroux, Museum, | boen done in an artistic manner, and the sods | year they awe xeolded Erasion, and given}| ment we passed for the encouragement and sury whether his atten! has been _ devel of the menufactaring, agricultu- io tm, im an open boat, without either compass Menagerie and Aquarium will Visit Seaforth | are as level xy a marble floor, and prove con- | St. Mary's the preference. The agen to telegraphia i x on Wednesday, the Slst of May. clusively that Donald is a good patron Com ---- tof the ral and commercial interests of the Domin- | The Times of April 23, eee og . " " : fH i p i if i : i x about Zl yoars, * . 3 tui ary, i -- Boor shee. mothe Horse aad Cattle Pood | of gars, "To our friends, we would say sian notwi ing his political R ideo 7 oF gar hs an sig Aa 2 » pol pfwclivition. If hetv ix no Merchant, Hothl-keeper, or | ': il 2 hia wife's arms and before her vote early on tho 20th, and see that' DOWNZEE. { the Uirita were bs good st governing the | Dealer thatidoes not dob his business 'the d aot pee was carried amid tremen- OTe: posh ing of the : sift Th rm Mae stent ry ry Se Cibo toors cl The gua:| _ Ou Moen e-em tn, | a Sot Sarin arcane |e ft Sour emda | so Hg any iting the Domo: | i pee wher ses min Pa erect | '"eVormpeen teesetipane | 3, By MAG FORD BY tom ig nat Grit oc Tory, but shall we.| fe rye age of i years and 7 month. He | yew out otis othe ew Una =| DOMINION PARLIAMENT, | Shout to prnsared t Up Queen ES Sangean a Bere tee have five years of starvation, or five | 2s one of the early setUers of this township, | Hewise re Tie Lint.--At @ mecting of | BMY mane ¥ the peoples day cf re- . should be presented to the Queen pray- i feoergl Faeh g Bratoae-- : . 4 aa years of good tims 1 Kowa highly recpct. Hh wut waa | TT ees cyte prions of ot for wal notte ben bog tt ra ing, thats form of slfgoveramant | teeket assent Saute get ct erontoog Thatta oat fume one a f 7 ie |e = decides! to ad y " 8 i per = . . rest Pi Te ; re Reotch Conserthe, wie of the real Ol | Csscks ct, re S satiac pin For tw expent we got, His, Excellency's Speech at the sponte he geeaies, to id similar to fined fo explain how tney nad te sock thlire pl A Ng Rr Town of St atford. } * ene. eliclomay regard Mendy in | it up. We should requiret bring Pro : inesd enjoyed by Canada that'clem- woods After » good troable he ri rs tei ; Bet 2s EE a7 TO STAMMERERS. ~ dation | for 00 peopld, 2 toms of hey, 1 ton of straw, eee Y- | ency should ve detndedion thu pobee Five the ind of thott fathom. He went to Daur amtedeess | a : os (Thos King, Haq, of Dublin, has Prof. Grady i rest ndl i citizens, | 55 bushgls of oats, 70 Ibs. of meat, and 30 Ibs AN EARLY DISSOLUTION. | cal pri i Ws bis family, with 2,000 ieee eee ee CAN DA TH STLES Sra > m » of . rot. Grady, the Stammprer's Priend{ is | 4. ding tha abizee buried a iy | of fish fgr otw animals ; then meat, groceries : ; ptisoners in Ireland, Mr. o, | others, were nbeltered by the Vienna branch of Beil ' * adler tench tie been appointed Retarning Officer in having unlimited success iy bis treativent of | temperance fanatics, and thpir determin and vegytablps for the 160 peopl feed TANOTELE BEABOK! _ ., | the leader of the tion, made a nemoveengrmersibenctheitarty rere r die 4 : : Shath Perth, and F. L. Mennig, Eaq. paring tome neabiak wick oar ar ar ation to obey iw law, notwithstanding ita dining tout op the : Thee comes lot rent, cOUnaE. "| powerful speech, in é. Home | interviewed. 'One of cs beg Leow dice 1s MEREDY Givys Be Sat : eat tyranny, isto be commended we 4 hewspaper lote of inci- ' whe in Ireland.) Sir John Macdons or . ry pont : fea Mey jarm or pain. ' meat ith an . on err ie . r JOB ona. cessful escape to Austria. | _ esta a North orth." ath | ETSI eae ng | ae me utes | ed et jr i ue | Me oi Bs a a) propo kr Ota na aes eee age Piet 2 " . RRYERENCES : . denn aes ts a, Tape oneme take this pourse. -- : = | lution proposed by . Oosti which ait tal trator, os time apecifi- Conservatives of this county will go | Ber. Bex. Cummdrr, Min, C. M. Charch, 5 bee rg ae oth Pn ag esi aged "Wishing you success, and that Stratford | Hon Gentlemen af the Senate ; Gentlemen of wee i ly adopted: Sir soe Thies man was niet. toile a intto the fight for the first time in its pei af arrereeea soe James' Chatdh, geting! at the present rate of exponditare. ay cope, ike ssque-ct $8. te Bane the Bouse of Commons :-- Macdonald stated that he would 'seo Sas sneered ¢ perpen fra ie nalts lows 7 history with their own friends to ar ee ee A Brody despatch says: ~There are 120,06 ; Yours, truly, I desire to convey to you my best thanks | that the necessary steps nxvl Bearer " inated. fous Letwaros, Bsqg.,.Q. C.. Jewish refugees here, 12,000 of wh Aux. Jacgres, t 'earbestiheas and aesidi Yiaa, te ees wae sacks 09 tig laren, 3s Soak "range polling sub-divisions, and appoint Caas, 8. Canter, Music Teacher, starving. 'The comnmitine say "the work of * Press Agetit, trib eros a day which 'you | have. ad prepared, in order ing toe wt way bo " ed over 230 hi £ aba ba dedat Saviat | ' ts jielict is beyond the power of any number of ~ Big U. 5. Shows" | lismentary duties,and Iam giad to Lebeve eS se ene Senate between ea Aerie AD omg "ie nest we puty returning officers _ Stration!, May 20th, 18d. | private committens, and must be done by & a og returning to homes you will | Cncerrence. be will have | tine are aot Ak akin panea oh not miserable, orant partizans pire Leora « gir gretmager during T'tof. | nation to tt of roa} benetit. BETTER LT HIM GO. find 'the country everywhere enjoying a | "2Y objection to direct that a copy of theevale, pee © pg to commun ' t ome-of thé GHE diiicials wors 'in | cose' ona -- za the MbeRng Pig sick elerboro" Review ;---The Globe has the y parey! in amt? of rin wil, x the said addreas be laid upon the table sion. two he Ly on At ha dw ae i oy "A ° | eflrontery in ref ion th poy o> youre trust, ; freedom, with, worldly woalth--about 1878 and 1879, Verily, this is the feces concn ot ip traabensnt. Eaux om 8. ne teas tt s ; go to dot B Cited States Show. Ui you | ductive of the best results. "It will be pro- bal nee wag ing et a dollars eae ee your of jubilee for Conservatives in dim: = Lie . | th: Local Lagislature to say that "Mr. Mo a und shteal svay 91 . the 8 tion in the matter, poche. aerives pene. boundary early i impediment of spetch to the Professor t is mueh'to bon und go anyhow ven of that service already so efficient Mr. G question feed mnt had to Tie Se concent Gar the matter of election official B, Crepes wet io et ee tin eae ie be vas a liar r hed . { THs has im ee Sar: came on he officinis. . CLayEsTs, | guilty of sugh a deed." Why, Mr. Mowat in a liar fer life, sare. You sbeak measures to the extradition | beenfor some time on the votes, and Kis bidlng pines, and abun- } _ Stratford, May 20th, 1s#2. 1874 wilded 'six members cut up over and dotpoy, mand say ; "Heinrich, dere vag | of fugitive offenders ; to the winding up of of cuemne, © of | 'The: policy of the present Govern: [have witnessed Professor Grady's «ystmn |'thirty constituencies to secure a party advan. | SOmns 1d be & Grayer mening on dot brick t insurance companies body: I thi gs of a public | Mat sine, shen within almoss/sica ss throw foent presents a marked contrast to for the cure of stammering, and I beg to bear | tage, and did this with utter disregard to pop- shurah to-night, and you haf gut to go." Vot | trading #,and for amending the iy: I think, 'that it woald pthoinc a ested "ot chel : it tO | testimony to the soundness of its scientific | ulation. He hgx gerrymandered Ontario he cared about dose halleluyah songs, und erigden) lew, af all of an iroportant nature. | be Well if I were'to answer a portion of te Ft . that'of their predecessors, whose policy | principles already. The Grits have now pot tit for tet, po ag gp pind great vite trones und befenly | Tbe w tion in aid of railway enter- | it,atany rate (Hear, bear.) ° Ta bids to woven dar, tis foalices say beta to-day ia a thing of uncertainty, except I have uot the ellhtest donbt that he can | they how! frightfully. , gate ? yoost nottings. But Prise tend greatly to a nicky * Ta : y, excep the fie 7 cost say : Heinrich, do Jind | of fertile open ep vast tracts} Mr. I wish to make an ad semper es sorte | 6 in one point--Orrice. That ix what | P20 it a a that can fe Pa Eurcrc Lyonr Boow.--A great Stan Scape $ of vood Seda ot oe to the Rater fo almost inaccesible | dition to the question | and ny ok Lag: i the foes Hats SinliSbey anni ack pastionier c € fivtxanii: . rene a sppeeation to be anjred abd sblit wad plied up, und der! gq lbeannval grant for the encouragement of | Whether the right hon. gentleman. is Spaclireet him, to crear or vaneries mean y or - Ose? tor ©) . James' Churrh, 4 wy) - 3 +5 | om nilay, i Sisherman wil i 9 . hho mpport the Government will vete A strat Aisle of Gt, James' Cheek, | been pails wines tor over £90, ai, £10 pald | sleten cianes bn der bible a kom py od that important tenneh ri great vatae to} aware that since my notice was first som ry. and wes aussie'. 0 enters for | PRESBYTERY OF STRATFORD | Mocreat hac been the Tush, for shares thal | (en iMgse es ena 'Saat Bee vas det | dastiag a une el Eeetitie coslhtions "EGhest. tie Pg oe ae 'snd "U -- ' f sh for shares that | day for dot Fig United States Show." Yi The removal of F rm resolution. (Cheers fro : Cy ¥ wre } . ' nitly the bank where the sul ; pow." You of the duties on tes and rom | hes erie by toe Pees _e Pettey on th wh ent 1h | War peel ar rel ty erode how | Sot ign W300 seh et | gn fod te ol Chgartans | (Home Rale members _ snot ancy | etry de, nee ie a , el 9 i ; conti ' 9 : Al . Domtxtos Coxsotipation, whom eight mi and one elder remained | gnd acon oot ee that ever ao nom act: in der voodshet, und sou of the; on ' ue; ie on tod German, the lat Siiterectiy, : Coxxseriox, ax tosh -- Fa, Soh Vinee, ead by - those infront. The market subsequently ana . . t bh res oy - ' Le ay ta Hog Inposraies, |/S0r Wes, Penman wish o peuntice of grodes | caine no' hs = Bow maneaaiets Nit eeny banana Maney lates ae ' ue bys oe ae return . erin tipen, payable quarterly iu advance, | 4 Bracewas'« Tenuince Dears. --O1 Wel Lot Number One Hunil Bie nid Seeantty- ; . iscal elormers will | with a free mange, was sustained a» a regular 5 "Ene ait roi +7 9 iq < Your a eating not{rious for kospel call, end hig induction was appointed nore hs A sd m: Grand Junction 2 } tite, (173), ie the ue Factios, ~ ochoek, estas r< oe gra Tg 'down te the peat station Pet-rborn, and ' gr ON, J) Tally to p reach. M Lt to oddress tid pe: os the bri near Hilliard's | Hosprance or Dowtwion Devavor- | minister, and Mr, Robert Scott, the =, | emetiom, wien Help Gibeon.2e brakeman, | you wapts to: i in referred vedas great. 'MENT, ~ | Mr. Boyd reported that be, had cited P agp an standing on the reef of the ear next the | tent inside ; He vas dere, oocupying = front It is satisfactory to know that the bueyant = Parties Gevirous of su! com E Uicdercs re hue Encocassewerr (roeton at Millbank for their interests, in syne wos tresk ee b= «gp knocked | obrerved seat init his pelly on the grount, state of the revénue will permit these reduc- exclusively to the Imperial t mentee snterpris: sbould communicate with Cmas, H Deters oy Directde and Proprietor. | or Hous Ixnueraies, ax> mediante Sroly's resignation.. Par | ocqmntive, ran over the 'unforta Mn waa boslel ax chen Bis: care cnt bat | ieee a Lae, co be ade cain and & and Government, and I may add that | Benjemls & Co, whois oapurer of the aapocis: | Semele Yas Sine Fi sey. Uscenrarmtr REGARDING Revations oe at agen oo . oo fictared beng a tnangling hin in a shocking manner, Both alin ti aoe er cae like you ad SS "ae without incon- | #0 much of the subject matter caf . eres in oo aera si. crehse eame.on eee oh sie wo lek Morais Comerk', Lowa Hebiesh ted Jaly, Mr. Lo be | J2Re Wate Cut aff clowe to the boxy, He lived | vorty years pqfore. He vas a poy, vat else} During the recess, my Ministers wi address as comas| under of mcticiee weaid be ofunsticanes we thea, then, | Overwhelming Amplitude of New Jirtitiant Fea- Th : iY, moderator ait & im. The arrears of Bid only about two hours. can expect froin u poy. How vas ig ven dot | tinue their efforta to secure fa rill con- | of the Executive had had our close and ' ha mene oun les b 'be re of Perth, in common | jniph were considered and arrangements |, Mr. Chas. Letunann, of Shakespeare, is Gehan grinder 'cootee' arount in' der sbring | ™ereial relations with France and Spain, In | CoDStant attentian before the suggestion "1 don't want that Stuff," *DUPRBZ AND BENEDICT wit electors of the Doininion, | made for an early pettlement. The Blanshard 'about to retire from the hotel business, and dime, ShentJé Annie: mit hiv beetle monkey, | these endeavors the High Cotnmisarener will | contained in the reached us |in whibe te Weeenes baa seeue' muahicine te eke Famous: Gigantic. Minstrels iabould hive no difficulty in deciding | ution of. the congregation. were granted « |! fers for sale his well-known stand in that | ot yoo give dt poy a bennies, und told him | T he hearty suf from Her ¥f, olan from sny quarter F ber of sick headache and oe ee : *f techd in giore worthy of their | tion to be known asthe Pres pu tg The hotel is a good two-story brick, | 40 gif der benny to dot moonkey yoost to sea | fovermment and the Imperial diplomscy as y. 74 pe » | made ber miserable for fourteen years. At the ; onl (support. . fremation of Blanahard, on condition of their {i*ery Sommerions, and has been so ably and | Tot he vill do fuit it? Dot poy nefer seen | bas already been given to him. Such support Bir Wolff asked 'whether Bir | frstatiack thereafer. it was simminiatered to MILITARY UNIFORMED B: BAND. - ia ee Ne ee rating bait the expense of supply. Biddufph ian ea oe wigeiney peterson bis Hie Fou do dot yout | ust greatly strengthen Canada in any ne- | John Macdonald was not member of hs easteutil cuted und madees cethosestiets | Orixiadl ly Gousspeisn end Sipepeosous th | Sabie oer OMDER filocice Pwlgtey. Pretyiey expe for thes miore than local: mpotation, and is | Pubes Joe Pie iron wants doechbd ta Sree ave Sto tr the inguovaneens | the Privy Counctand: woether, legis: BaP eestheth te cnis to nied Cartes | The Ageat New Kveats ou jalbrand Seale, | j oo THE N. P. the year were allocated to the suicant of | County. Post Division Cow m, | know vot youknows ven you vax a poy. Vay | beep ily accorded that Her Mate fae, be wen moh saquenmie 'te the Bhtera stenderd. Frat Porat "is top Gres ti orth Ticgns Lepage aig ie $500, chiefly-to pay the fare of conimissionirs rare oon) staking, &e., are attached to st any riage in dose days? You | ety' e rely on 4 bei acreage igh for 'any advice : - ga8 Covttune Wares wood ta Ri bi ecibinene 7) Porhapie betta quthority.on the above | +2 General A yatBtJobn. 'The com, | the hotel. Mr, Lehmann's many friends will not tin mm; your poy don't tink | given by Cansda against the trade er pro: | "Bi e might tender to the Crown 1| _Hottowar's Piuia--Weakening weather | | Grand. Di Retned biusleal Enter TOWN: ; 4 aos hat sf al tien r hich | B® to. migg hity trom the postion he | dere vas any hprm in it to-day. Let der poy | ducts af the Mather C : or pro G6 asi . The sultry summer days straic nerves cf | taintoent, Bi sa SHIP OF id fosind its Gesaria = the ae ee rt. ch | ao Tongidiied pith aredis to Kimutt Me boyy + wn al glooaes : aad Gebtlnen race uaa Mr. remy woe That is a question tthe fable and decrertt, and diecane may erent | Prodential Popalar Seale of Adopted. 3 Tiles Sy he fol, | Consideration at npxt: stated meeting satisfaction to the public. Know How dot vas yourpell. T thank you in Her 'Ma piel 'fort with the ke as aah an la nu toconsult | Hfying Pili, be foun to correct the disardeting Lege ope nape eee give abit st ; . . . a ple aceon: SENS * tl visers Govern- | ndency. 'Hollows tency | Secured Senta, ' tized as given Look = The 'Seaforth Expositor thus talks about 8 | soya PERTH GRITS $0) you hare granted, which will ef ea ment My im) fi ye s, | 0,28 servous ves which Se ecarce retamansalncicancs stra hasin ante 's Book Store, BORN ROLM,on 5; 2 Rasa rains wnekiww, May 15.---An accident oceurted | gentleman well known in Stratford ---Mr. J IN CON. with all: due attentian y pression, however, ix | all vital movements, apd presides over 6 ; Ww, $ H Bo; bere to-day by yiich . veg named Meiers 5. Roberts {brother of Mr. W. H. Roberts, |" VENTION. Hah. Hootcads of = aa ip ea pad ed ae who becomes a Privy | Meta mhich ssittaine 'he s omth and well Cheap T 0 = gts 'edagsday the Hist day May, 1852, reive years old, met with s shocking. death. | Stratford) left bere for Plat Creek, North: ee : of the Hops of C ne 'quncillor, though he may be a Minis. | the neousity of keegint tne nerves well strane ay f : Daring the temporary absence of the wet Tertitery, on Wednesday, 'He took | Mr- James row, M.P. Chosen to yest or oe _, | ter in Canada, as 1 ding direct] or the eae with = ' acconiplisl | 7 OFFER. 46 #10 orl? OVD LOTS moreous | Of Hours y faenisane Testary the Ny | with bles slyoke of oxen, « lasibes weaqne Lead fhe Forlorn Hope. and cboeutal eS responsible tothe Canadian Porliament, to indigestion, iT pexta dling antidote T OPTRA « rts apo 18 | ren sed ; engine 5 1 *t and other settlers effects, and intends earning -- ri Jeultural and ' _ ' sick headache and costirences, and' there: { ' t Sher |e tected tegen | ae ee degre aby tbe erates | AT $45 BACH, y . . ¥ Sontl ial thade oT . = é r $ i tor Vinea | both legs broken odf by striking on the Boor. | occapation of driv oxen siieabing of a se ball at Pulertm's Cotnont * % ¥ rs yranter wi not that espit- | member of the Privy Co { rid oF Ttis that the follower of Mr. Pater tone fea wa o last pes iv. | change from ing pills and compounding Hagh Can of Mitchell, was elected 2 their mesns in un- wy : ii gon, who is deslrons of Sir John They are ip the Pron€ay Gordon's bene the lest twe | The Brantford Rapovttor, a papet ot infin. | physic Hie will retam a "horny fisted " son | Chairman, RCaOMS. Crabbe, of khe St.Mary's | ete bec be inizred, if net ------ | Macdonald, wih, pene wa Me | « Surveyspcnvadiensize T0wE, j ot-e | ite wit, in advocacy cf Mr, Paterson, of Soumh of toil, His business here will be attended | 4ryus, acted as Secretary." i h ayed, by a ghange in the trade and fiscal | | Thi North British Society of Halifsx has Hissdy's off » Mr. D.D, Hay's corkscrew GN | Wari' gies thie dagulat advice Lee ery | toby Mr. Hickie, ring his i Fo ee a a so 3.. Harding, of | RUNES Jee bn 187, Im onder, | foewaried to ber, Majesty Queen, Viotorle, | 824 other implementa of war, tetore he yro- | NYOS: 20, Oi, Ae, ON WOODS STREET. i mam toak sechincedehboor ald dretly Mth | crocs ar; St. Siary's et appointed sorutineers, cad re, to give the people, without further Ligutenant-Governor Archibald, an | C2 ,t business. balls sometimes | Lots adjoining hae aold for ae high ax 6220 | » doubticl man in the good caase wow." If we SMixerauts--The Atheneum was fall | the following were duly cerdited :-- Y; an oppartunity of expressing their | sdidress congratulating her om her recent tales thieir object ; corkserews and scissors | each. N : i } in navi aiguen' enaity pobple | ie Sten: rom ershesize te Hibbert--W.A. Allison, Daniel G i | deliberate opinion on this policy, and at the | escape from assassipstion, = | + | never do--especially in the hands of D. D. | ,, For holtina for a rise, of for Bale for Dweit "hese Every seat in the dress ' Gallagher; i bring i jon th ; Hisy and Ings, they ore very dcsirable, amd never can be ip will be first arfested for encumbering the | cisclo was and fer onss McClennan, PD. Mitchell, John Delaney, | ¢, D7 tte : Sines Parisiaris learned the mes sy and A. 3. Hardy.--Brantferd Telegram. | bought again ag cheap ae now. t eee ; rwands © | obliged ap 9 . Gourlay, and Alex. McLeaty the 1 ctl 2005 on in ; ad = farther partiet bag | ite Rie : i cmmalt, lt woubd be funny to ore the Grits] Tutcuustiomant wes a most cxoelicut ene; | , lueron--H H. Baim. HR. BL Gill. Prancia the House of Commons. itis my intention to | of h@ree flesh as an article of food dur- STRATFORD MARKETS. Cal tor fete so PORSA 'g0. -- i in Brantionl " -4naly clinching "all senior rape a fae Hpac Anderson, Jamdés Stith, W. Tiers, T. Currel coe iis Puriitanent to be dissolved at an | ing the siege, hippopagy has made _ Land & Iya heel, beh nicl ay 4, '82. pr g goad; instrumental music excellent, a : 4 +t iy ¥ i ; : | doubefal mn. We should dearly: love bo | SY comeaiitgn sude-oplitting, We Sane | tex nnd Jowephs Mekneyre. | dies F M steady progress in the French capital. asa Stratiord, May 2th, 19a, : : | ping t know that we ever saw people laugh more be gm es ee Dr. Eby, Olives seniehemiiietrmemcaname di of 7,000 Hot Fal) t parbash.d G0 to 2 ee j . The Solldeing Sabie of distances will prowe | beartity -- dig thom, pera at the con. Smith, P. be = W. Roger, D. Flanagan and in 1 pe a ; F mor ' als evening. ter will moke U r . i ; j | ie ooe at St Winnipeg to Portage Is Praire.... 54 people fat, then thoee present tr il sberne---Cheries Monteith, Jes, Elder of 9,800. i of} go , teh | seapingersit ant more a tr } Braltes<s< Ge sales | (eon ot scighs tle wena, Te largely James Ballantyne, Dr. Moinhis, 1. Basry, mea} was further increased by the car} Oat " ie COURT OF RE ig growers ark ot " tHadetone 4 loves was splendid --Dadwyue, Towa, » Gilmour," Butley ames cases 400 adses i The r . : ar | foe caine cycler Minne: Vig «| Meeming Times, mae, Towa: | Wentagtt, --) ; -- < -- + ro Pess " 5" AKE NOTICE, that ihe : 4 ne oy boaseces 4 a Blanshard--Wr. Irvine, P. McVannell, -- tight in eating | Flour per bbl. 66" 7 for the M yo aro He bid mot tno - Moule aes 4 | qhoxz Jour. yeow Tau ms Moriox-- A | Thos Piame, , W. Ford, : W, horses, anes, bat the Eng- " 500" § 95 | Om WO Be hetins res _efialy aitocted 2 Tage Mocutain .-....195 °* | Wausind,--Notwithstanding repeated warn. | Carmichael : lish wpeaking ract have an abi per beg, 1" 13 HOOD'S'HALL, MI j mabvep uy ~ Beéton ee + [es Pratice prevails of jamping | St: Mary's-AH Wilson, J. 1). Moore. J. Bi in those animals that divide the hoof| AP%'* tee us med inet thor Fort sBlliog 0... 20222. go 4. [femrailway trains while in motion. An | Hanting, W- C. Moscrip, B. Hox, D. Dewar; ; : Pe On Tuesday, the 30 : Sarow more " Fort Qa'Apple ........860° "4 pear wth ipeameed Mr. WY. i Govan, uM wmeney.. | iy 5 2 andichew the cud, ; 6" Commencing at 'frou bow Tux Boort Anr tm Hatox.-- The Hamil@n night leat, which be will respamber os 4 Rita, ¥. i wh De. Sen) u ee per 100 Ibe tm" OC | . . . Francia, John Whyte, MeDon: 3 h ra \ tie aver | Spectator says:-4-A Milton was in| be lives, He had a eee aid and W. Kere, i pow! in North-West draws a rasy it a { pri poops tage cdg gn ea tag oe ae ° freight west to| G.R, Pattalle, of Woodstock ; A. Mathe; pictare the Bow River district. On % 3 [cette ie Ee inte [eefaube nec net | aerate hen the Tra Ape be wou at For. Me é : necks Tas ees phot 25 Fp] sa ergy recry ! ae jee eo ena Leod, ooneiioen che pathos ot tis oe aS ij it should be. ettributes the. falling off about « quarter ofa mille from the station. Messrs, James Trow, M. FP. for the Riding, date as being deligh tfal. | soil in ba of at V5 yox ouip ne Wn Foo et, te Sr ye be " f hetherhe | and A. Bishop, M;'P. P., £ s the Bow River district, he pays, is ex- mil ed || cannot get the accommodation that fl sid tell but uot the number of stars he Tai Chena crane were called Souk antes he Bodies attain le jend ge gg o " i| desite, and theyre, therefore, giving the town | saw he Uhitiks it must ha i Sanith and ane $f the Buck!in a high standard of excell. : re Y vu been the latter, | on a little sooner then anticipated te prepare H ' h : . oo H by. meek neccoage Dee bese oe Abhat helene snecmaris oe cee tome b re for an Shieh ought sit to come of j ence, eg parry 4 pm Mine Piet: Nery bo ' | walked covered sufSicien! to walk ; t. Ht now in the Bow |River eee ae ; to 'be ofa pure | streets all night jooking for lodging. i and head were terribly cat, end. be immetistaly cngnize and melogt candidate sivedbeng f ' endoom ~"y | : > % - a tes bead of cattle owned by men, sia a4 i & proapher saw him and said; ~ | was covered with blood from head to foot, 4. E. had much pleasure in 2 j t = 2 Going. co, Mere." The | while his arena, legs ened body arsione xoase af | ioating Mx. James row, thet . that during the' coming season the fan Bag-& Lakeet te PN mades profane reply. | A | bruises. happily no bones wore broken. | ative, and he haa thet will be as many more. There is recta wesley Durharmand Paints North. Ampeg uty raid fe. | As one of poche. was spe. the eek be | scot ps abundance of coal in this istrict,/@ pig paenst ype ne ros ay as 'long as he was'| thinks it must have caught between r. Campbell, climave is good, | and the' peenery, ' Wood $s cf is noe sens anak ie a coud Mis tll. The and in doing sojwtated. that Mr. Trow chanting towards the mountaina, / Cal pir aeel ion ofa Jong. Seott Act || bruines scars on his face will militate | filled their expactations § 7 a i last trip sickesied him, he | against him his Likeness for some time. many « hard fight for them. Spry, in its greatast Bt and pri 700: witha It is & miracle he ng rte his sntion whe eh aie sartied, sad ieee ve town. doing ga pair } | jf Miley mot to say anything of bongs, were given for Mr. ' sis. j $4 ery | ; fish . si : i on teas a , i ae j re :