The Stanstead journal, 27 septembre 1877, jeudi 27 septembre 1877

[" Stanstead Jour 2 Lebulatseghamant : amet Ah Vise Hing Troe yt bs ihe - wl COMMENCED IN 1845.ESSAY Read at the Fair of the Stanstead County Agricultural Society, Sept.13, 1877.BY A.HO.MOORE.Agricultare, the offspring of Indus- is of ancient as woll as noble ty, birth, Six thousand seasons of seed time and harvest, have rolled by, since the first tiller of the soil turned hig Jingering gaze and faltering footsteps, from that fraitinl field in which was caused to grow spontancously \u201cevery tree that was pleasant (o the sight, and good for food.\u201d During this long period, has man onten his bread in the swoat of his faco, straggling with an unwilling soil, that will not freely yield ber strength.Since the command went forth \u201cBe fraitful and multiply and replenish the earth and subdue it,\" mankind has increased aud multiplied until its inhabitants now number 1,300,000,000 souls.(Nat.Ene) And yet the last comand has not been fully complied with; but a portion of the earth has been subdued.That important poriod hus not arrived when we ean say in the lunguago of Virgil \u201cNo more may men invoke the muses to bring around the \u2018Golden Age\u2019 when the earth shall pour forth far und wide, without aught of tillage her simple gifts.\u201d No such Millennium has yet dawned, the plain will not grow yellow with gently waving grain, without the husbandman\u2019s laber.Phe earth must still be cloven with the ploughshare, the hard soil caused to feel the hoe, and the vineyards the pruning hook, and the \u201cWool contin- nes lucounterfoit various hues,\u201d to contribute to the sustonance, the comfort and happiness of man, That industry upon which such a vast multitude depends for subsistence, in which sev- en-cights of the fixed.capital of the civilized world is embarked, giving employment to more than one-fifth of its inhabitants, must be of such importance, as to entitle it to the consideration and support of ail civilized and enlightened governments.Indeed, no people or government can prosper, when the agricaltural intor- ests are suffering.Therefore it should Io tho object and dosive of avery pat: riotic citizen to endeavor to make the agriculluralist's position more satisfactory if possible, and if this should involve a chango in tho system of farming, or a chango in the policy of the government such changes should bo cheerfully mado by the farmer, and freely granted by tho govern.mont.It will be admitted that considerations of\u2019 tho greatest importance to all classes of our people, are: Ist: Good markets, 2nd: low to create them.3rd: How the most profitably to supply them.Markels may bo considered of two kinds, viz.: HOME AND FOREIGN.ome markets are mediums through which the products of our fields and factories reach the consumer in our vwn country.Foreign markets aro madiams through which the products ef Canada, may reach the consumer in foreign countries.Good markets are \u201cthe things noed- ful\u201d as they stimulate production and lend to woalth.Without them, the prospects of the farmer, merchant, manutactarer and lnbover, as well as the statesman, are poor indeed.With- vat thom, all the fond hopes, all the high aspirations, all the faith and hope and confidence in our great confoder- «y becoming a wenlthy, influential inl important nation are blighted, and discouragoment and want of con- Étence (Mie bane of thrift and onter- prise) will onsuo.Pliny once said that the \u201chope of reward\u201d \u201cwas tho great mainspring and incontive to hu- Man action supply our producers will profitable markets, and this mainspring will bo set in motion.This Rreal incentive will induco such nc- tion, as will raise our prostrate indus- ties from their presont dormant condition, arouse the latent energies and resources of\u2019 our people, and place us vu the highway to prosperity and hap- piniess, HOW TO CREATE THEN.All ow efforts in this direction Will he (ruitless, unloss wo can rotnin the population we now have, and in- \u201cheise it hy emigration from foreign ronntries, Wo mast have consumers \u201cwe van have no kome markets for one products, Tho quostion is how van we inerease the population of our country ?how enn we prevail upon Hie people of the old world to lonvo he Foul of their birth ant make n ernnient home in our Dominion ?We bave undevoloped woalth in our Ends, minos, forests and fishories, and weulth in the onergy and intelligonco of our people, Wo have whalosome laws, a healthy climate and no lognl Pr xocial obstacles to provont any man al merit, oceapying the highest posi- Tien in the power of the people to grant.\u201cThoreforo wo have all the, nat, neal advantages to induce and oncour- due emigration from conntries loss what is required, for that will give the people work to do, It is useless to lnbor for emigrants, unless when we got them, we ean give thom profitable employment suited to thoir tastes and callings.When the intelligent em: igrant ar- vives in this country and finds that the brend that is offered him Lo eat, was mado from whont grown in a foreign country, that clothing, boots and shoos and many other staples are the products of other lands, it is not to be wondered at, that he soon botakos himself to whero Lhoso articles are produced.Wo cannot wonder at the United States getting the lion's share of those, who first come to this country, when it ix estimated that 400,000 of our native born citizens have loft us and made their homes in that country.The present goneral depression in business all over the continent, is no doubt restricting the consumption of articles not actually necessaries of life, as well ay affecting the consumer's ability to pay.It is asserted however that n part of nur financial difficulties are owing to our country having been the slaughtor market for the surplus product of manufactures in the United States.Commercinl men generally are claiming that a proper and intelligent revision of the tariffs on our imports, substituting in the place of the present rates a differential duty which shall bo formed with the direct object of protecting our struggling industries and enabling us to compete successfully with foreign manufacturers.By this means operatives and laborers now out of work, would got omploy- ment, and others from.abroad would be attracted to this country ; then the consurfing classes would increave, thereby increasing the demand, and making our home markets good and profitable.Having indicated the way in which home markets may be created, it now remains to be shown, how foreign markets \u2018may be opened for the admission of the products of our farms and fuctories.The first country to which the peo- plo of Canada have beon accustomed to look for an outlet for their produce has been the United States.But owing to their high protective tariff on every article from the Canadian fields and work shops, and our low customs duties on merchandise from there, wo had to pay in 1875 $21,914, 195 in cash, being the balance of trade aguingt us for that year.We purchased from the U.S.in that year, articles to the amount of $50,805,870 while we wero able to sell them only $28,891,676 of our products.We prospered while the Reciprocity Treaty was in forco from 1854 to the spring of 1866, and for several years after its abrogation, owing to] the high prices enused by their civil war.The stondy, persistent efforts of our pooplo to obtain u renewal of the samo, by which the products of our farms and animals might be admitted froe of duty, have been by them a3 persistently resisted, until we\u2019 are able to say in the language of one of their statesmen,'Oursupplications have been disrogarded, out petitions have boan slightod,\u201d and if we have not been spurned with contempt by \u2018the Washington administration, it \u2018must | feel that wo have not displayed that provorbial Indeporidence and manliness which is characteristic of the loyal subjocts of our noble Queen.Wo can now bear the disappointment better, since circumstances have made such changes in tho commercial affairs of Europe and Amorica, ns to vivo us bettor markots for our beef, butter and cheese in other countries than the U.8S.Tho Conciliator Y Policy pursued by our legislators, whi¢h has consisted in giving to them evorything ab our, dis } posal, and recciving nothing in voturn|i for tho favor, \u201cmay be: fun: for them but donth for ns.\u201d If anch \u2018trade regitiations could be- mado with \u2018lise United States as \u2018would result in \u201c\u201cfreo trado\u201d with both cotin: trios in the products of tho Gold and factory, thon we chbuld:-be nl} frée tra- dors, but the iden.of frca:tindo-on Gas sido and high protootivo tariffs on theirs is an absurdity.Visionary men muy bloss the idol i in theory but burse j it in practice.* If our naighbbrg actoël tho border will aliofish the lina\u201d be- Lwcon us (comineréially) and disband thoir army of customs officers und landing waitors, Cahddi wéuld'not be slow td, ud ie] #fhe policy bat this being jmprobuble the more patriotic course would bo for us to inaugu- rato a.\u201cNationn! Canadian.-Polioy\u201d which w |} result in \u2018kèeping for the dims bot \u2018dothrelal and politically.ft 1F we, _cao- not omdlatd\u2018thetéxd pid Fotis\u2019 boul Americin cousins, by: regulating the taviffs on forelgn goods tn each, a mans.noras-shall praotivally prohibit tho importhtion of such articles ad'tah bé proisubly: and chonply: mado.in \u2018this vboufts; and thereby enoburiige and hicchly favored than ours Tho dovolop Went ob ail these natural rosourcos, Îs protect farmors and munufacturers of [Ni ROCK ISLAND, (STANSTEA D) P.Q., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1877.RE carry out the suggostion made by the member for Stunstead in the Houro of Commons, that \u201cif we cannot have Reciprocity of trudo we cun huve re- eipriocity ot tuviffs.\u201d If the $21,914,195 cush paid to the U.8.to balance accounts for the fiscal year 1875, had boen puid to our manufacturers and farmers instead, it would have saved many from ruin, and kept our population at work.Turning our attention to other countries upon this Continent wecome to the Weat Indies, South America and Mexico.The principal articles of export, aro sugar, molasses, tebacee, cigars, cane juice, coffe, rice, spices, green and dried fruits, horns, hides, pelts, fithargo, tin, copper, brass, anchors, paint, onk- um, dyes, mahogany, etc.The prin cipal articles imported into the West Indies, are lumber, flour, coal, fish, pork, butter, cheese, cotton, linen and woolen manufactures, hardware, etc.It will be seen that we bave un oxcess of the articles in which they aro defi- ciont, and that thoy havo an excoss of what we require.Therefore tho true policy of our people and our government would seem to be, to try and bring about such trade regulations with these tropical countries, as will make profitable markets for our surplus products und enable an exchange of commodities to\u2019be made on terms beneficial to both partios.According to the Canadian Morcan- tile Annual, the trade of Great Britain with the Spanish islands in 1875, was $36,000,000 and with her own islands $50,000,000.The United States trado with the West Indies has in some years amounted to nearly $150,000,000, our entire Canadian trade with the entire group was.only $5,402,000 for the fiscal year:1876.Among the principal articles supplied thom by the United States, are agricultural imploments, boots and shoes, butter und cheese, cordage, candles, furniture, lard, lumber, oils, hams and pork, potatoes, stoves, spools, flour, sewing machines, soap, and many other articles we can supply, equally as well and cheap.There is undoubtedly a promising field for enterprising Canadians ib cultivating.the West Indian trade.Théro seems to be no difficulty in the way of making satisfactory trade rogulations with these islands for the interchange of commodities, excepting it may be a lack of enterprise on the part of our people.In 1876 the total imports from the whole group, including South America, was only 81,872,610.In the same year wo im- \u2018ported from the U.S., articles (such asthe products of these Islands) to the amount of $6,166,200 for which wo bad to pay cash.Hore is where the superiority of Yankee state-craft over ours shows itsolf.Their govern.mont gives a draw-back\u2019 of duties on goods the growth of these Islands whon sold te come into Canada.The re-funding of wbich, in connection with our tariffs, enables them to mo- of all classes of our people, and coming down Lo these of & more provincial and local character, wo will noxt tuko into consideration the most important articles which our furmers can produce toward supplying both home and foreign markets.THE PRODUCTS OF THE FIELD, Lxperience hus taught the farmers of the Province of Quebec, and espe- cinlly thoso of the Eastern Townships, tbat grain cannot profitably bo ruised for export.Indeed we.fuil to raise our own breadstuffs which is a great misfortune, The constant drain of gold Irom the Province of Quebeu, in payment for flour and corn imported from the U S.und Ontario, is a serious matter for our farmers to consider.If this con- stunt, incessant flow of money out, could be checked or entirely pre vented, a new era of prosperity would soon dawn upon the furmers of this Province.With a good market at our doors for these commodities, with the important item of freight in our fuvor and the prosent low price of labor, it seems that our farmers ought to be uble 10 cope successfully with those on the wheal aud corn growing sections of the West, in so far us may bo necessary for our own consumption, theroby retaining in their own pockets, what now goes to fill the al- roady plethoric purses of the farmers of a foreign country.They must not pay tribute to the retail flour and corn dealers,or the proverbial independence of the agricultural class, will continue to be more imaginary than real.Up to the year 1845 wheat was grown successfully on the clayey soil of the St.Lawrence.Then the fly mado its appearance, devastating the wheat fields and making wrock of Lhe farmer\u2019s labor, \u201cseed time\u201d wus given but a poor harvest was tho result.The ravages of this mischievous insect, huve been circumvented by varly sowing ; when this can be done, the crop of wheat, has been fuirly remunerative.In the groat valley of the St.Lawrence, this scourge of the wheat fields, accomplished what the scientific agriculturalist was unable to do, for it forced those people who adhere with the groatost tenacity, to tho time honored customs and traditions of their forofathers, to turn their attention to the move sensible, safe and profitable practice, of the mixed method of husbandry, the benefits of which to the whole Province are \u201cmarked und striking.\u201d In connection with the production of cereals, the following statistics may be of interest to the agriculturalist.For the past fow years the products of wheat, corn and oats in Europe have amounted to 5,000,000,000 bush- 297,000,000 about 16} bushels to cach individual; tho production of the principal countries on tho continent, being as follows : nopolize nearly all of this important Russian Empire - 1,600.000,000 g i ime: i s ki Austrian + - = 000,000 trado.Ivis claimed that it has killed Germany - - - 740,000,000 out our sugar refining business, and France - - - - 690,000,000 shut up these important manufac- tories.With auch countrios knocking at our doors, and offering to exchange commodities to tho full extent of our [requirements of their products, en: terprising business mon should say keop the six and a fourth millions of \u201chard cash which you are paying annually to the.United States, and: pay for these articles direct to tho producers, in\u2019 the products of our fields and tacto- ios, thereby: giving business to our own people, vessels, and railways, In this way foreign markets may bo cro: ated, in which the products of our fidlds, forests, and fautories may find a reudy sale._ \u201c'AUSÈRALIAN COLONIES\" containing 3,110,580 ° square miles with n populifion of 2,118 1439, import, ot| such Argicle ns wo enn\u2019 ~woll supply: £42; 818, 99% Boil inkl 30 Sem, Hoy: bo n very groat anomaly, that people owing alleginnee :to thy same :sove- rolgn and.forming, 4 i portion of this, dune Eivpive, and speaking the same Inngungo, should allow so much of their valuable trade, to be monopolized by foreign * countries.Tho Do- mjnion of Cnaudw musnged 10 « export \u2018to|Aurtraila in 1876, only $79,603 of! the\u2019 vast\u2019 Sum above named.The iprisont sonson n vessel) thé! \u201cOcean 4,170,285.less tho production of that Gam, \" bas, béo\"dis patched fronr Now ÿoat of 803, 356, wo wre deficient in York; laden with anadjan visa is ceftai 3, 566, 929 bushels which at for Australia.\"Yt is to be hop c per bushol amount to $2,675,- this is bib {kb procufsoe of a Juco, \u2018196,76.and pr ofitable 8hipmont of goous-trom !!Tataldeficietièy.in whontund corn gach this country: It-wonid-soenr\"thnt n- year.$5,848, 509, 76.In consideration\u2019 dub amount pf biter pthed bir; Ldipurt of this cnormous amount annaully ex- of buy people and favorable legislapinm pondod inimporting wheat, four and Ly! our; govotnnony.\u2018would instead \u2018of Sornifok! constimption in the Province disphihilpg, ne i0usan.Gom\u201d fig iam.of, Qaebeo; \u2018our frirmers ought to oon Yy'bound- for : vie \u2018groñt Cblohy, \u2018clad.that | its their duty, not to love didphtol, i Her 4oores , Gok\u2019 yer, from | oa our town Porta} leden - With.the pro- duota of; put \u2018owii;ifèlds,.forgalé \u2018and.faotoriei- :wbich \u2018in duel! tine) « would {: Tonks, Cada dn! utiMotive Bold fot thé prosedation:oË ail kinds\"of.chitor- \u2018Privo, ung dynish Uphod for Vans, lof reaplol.mecking wv: good plboo: iw The United States with its population of 45,000,000 produce annually 1,650,000,000 or 36 1-6 bushels to cach person.Great Britain produces of theso coreals 111-2 bushels to each head, and Italy 7 7-10.It is computed that it requires for the population of Europe for food, seed, &c., 15 bushels to each person.The reative nourishment of wheat, corn and oats is computed at 14,06 12,30 and 19,91 per cont.The following statistics may be of a more interesting character, as they show nearly the amount of hard cash annually exported from the Province of Quebec to pay for our breadstuffs.Wa find the population of Quebec according to the census of 1871 to be 1,191,516 which would make 119,151 families of 10 individuals each.Esti- Miating that each.fa mily annually cone sumes in food and soed 35 bushels of whont, or its eqaivalent in flour, it would amount to 4,170,285 bushels ; according to tho ceusus of 1871 there were produced 2,068,076 bushels making an annual defivit of 2,112,209 bushols, \u2018which at $1.50 por bushel amounts to $3,168,313.Estimating that we consumo the snme number of bushels of corn per year, say, \u2018otis, ralsings: Jbuttor ind cheoso mak- inj léss; but whoat \u2018nd ors \u2018rasing fore! ti en Le TS compiled trot the: dat Evrgus yoruras, shows the _popula-|\" Aion, amen; tho numbur of bushels of}.whet, ouw, gorn,.burlay, peas; Loans, buckwheat, the number of busirels to Which td ve\" Loati thos \"rite | Wolucre und the humbdy or bushels x questions of such, Hational eh portancs, euch* 1aüïéiduat, \u201cfn Wb ites of hat our Buminion.* In tis wily, We oan \u2018a8 10 bo worthy of tho oonsldéfntio } Btahstea; O6lon, -Misbisq ol; ols, which give to its population of ford, Brome, Richmond and Wolfu, Stanstead, pop.13,138, aven 260, 600, acres whent 27,909, outs 188,781, corn 24,124, burley 107,99, peas 3,303, beuns 3,178, buckwheat 51,744 ; total in bushels 309,838, bushels to euch, 23 7-13, to the acro 1.18, Compton, pop.13,665, ure: 883,400, wheat 24,397, outs 171,107, corn 9,188, barley 26,540, poas 4,657, beuns 2,455, buckwheat 93,866, total in bushels 332,210, bushels to vach, 244-13, w the acre .38.Missisquoi, pop.16,922, urea 229, 173, wheat 31,671, oats 218,959, corn 69,489, barley 9,705, peus 15,338, bouns 6,017, buckwheut 19,9756, total in bushols 371,154, bushels to cach, 21 7-8, to the acro 1.61.Shefford, pop.19,077, area 357,762, whent 20,724, oats 167,353 corn 30, 865, barley 7,174, peus 2,186, beans 1,974, buckwheat 35,461, total in bushels 275,737, bushels to each, 14 1-2, to the ucro, T7.Brome, pop.13,757, arou 300,455, wheat 19,712, oats 144,961, corn 56,- 235, barley 4,946, peas 2,313, beans 2,802, buckwheat 21,429, total in bushels 252,398, bushels 10 cach 18 1-3, to the acro 84, Richmond, pop.11,213, areu 335,950, wheat 15,710, oats 128,412, corn 9,999, barley 3,669, peus 2,996, beans 1,523, buckwheat 29,194, total in bushels 190,803, bushels to each, 17, w the acre .56.Wolfe, pop.8,823, ureu 425,671, wheat 9,666, vats 75,157, corn 2,289, barley 4,031, peas 5,883, bouns 775, buckwheat 58,144, Lotul in bushels 154,945, bushels to each 17, to the acre 36.It will be seen by the above that taking into consideration the number of acres, the population aud value, Stanstead County takes the precedence and is entitled to the first prize.Yel, however gratifying 1his may be to residents of the county, the following stnloment exhibiting the annual deficiency in the production of our broadstuffs, will, it is hoped, convince the farmers and people of the county, that there is a good opportunity for improvement still.\u2018The population of Stanstead County in 1871 was 18,- 188 equivalent to 1,313 families of 10 individuals each, which at 35 bushels wheat to each family would amount to 45,955 bushels annually consumed.The production of wheat in that year cy in the supply of 18,046 bushels worth to-day $31,680.50.Estimating that we require 45,955 buxhels of corn per year, and deducting therefrom the amount produced in the county in the same Lime of 24,124 bushels, leaves u deficiency of 21,831 bushels, worth $15,281.According to this ostimate which will not bo considered too high the excess of consamption over production in wheat and corn amonnts lo the sum of $46,862.20 annually.This ir indeed a dark cloud between us and the sunshine of prosperity, and if stirring up tho minds of the farmers to this matter, will induce them to make greater efforts, to supply this constant demand, and prevent this incessant exhausting drain of money from our people, n great and lasting good would be the result.Of course it would be understood that there are rources from which this money is obtained, but would it not be better were the farm.ors to make a greater effort, in raising their own breadstuffy, vather than take the proceeds of their dairy, beef, sheep and lambs, to purchase thom from a foreign country ¢ Tho raising of other field crops, such as roots and vegetables, aro worthy of much more attention from the farmer than what they now receive.Owing to tho disproportion between their value and the freight, they cannot with the exception of potatoes bo profitably exported.They are, however, of great importance for the foeding of stock in the Fall and Winter.The large amount which was received last year for potatoes will no dou! t in- crenso their preduction in tho future.In 1871 thore wero 17,138,634 bush- eld raised in Ontario, and 18,068,323 in the Province of Quebec, and 340, 462 bushols on 1,848 ncres of land in Sunstond County.~The rovlamation of waste lnnds, Ly drainage ; n moro systematic method of fertilizing the'suil\u2019; the raising of more wheat and corn by which we may supply our own, people with their brenditaffs ; \u2018Lhe ruising of vegetables anli'Yooth for \u2018the feoding of stook;' thé sowing of Wéslorn corn for food\u2019 whon the pasture and- water begin to full, are improvements which the Tue onterpiising aril industrions farmer will \u2018not nogtlest.Experience has al.\u2019 to have more \u201cstrings.than one to bis bow.\u201d thut the \u201cmixed systom\u201d of sufost for him Lu practice.\u2018hed of field crops we will include MAPLE BUGAR, Whon tho sugar-makors of this] counly take into consideration the ims portance of this article us a housshold nectssily, and the largo production: in the Dothinion of Camu, it ought { to [#ilmulate thom \u2018vs ibhtot Sartiotin vondy taught him (hat it is much safer |.farming is the most profitable, and the |: Under the\u2019 So Ahem thai thoy | unnnally sustained in consequence of the unmerchantable und unskillfui manner in which it is manufactured.Why is the country trader obliged to buy so much foreign sugar, while our furmers find him a roluctant pur chusor of the products of their sangar | \u2018od in this matter, what would they ry to import foreign sugar, run solid- coor and flavor of the greater part of the maple sugar now offered for sale ?They would, no doubt conclude,\u2014as à vory small amount would supply the demand.The following statistics will serve to arouse the attention of sugar mak.| ers Lo a consideration of the logs which they are annually sustaining.Onia- rio produced in 1871 6,247,442 lbs, Quebec propuced in 1871 10,497,418 lbs., totul 16,744,860 lbs.Were this quantity made equal in quality to \u2018muscovado or yellow refined, the makers would be able to realize al least two cents per pound more for it than | what they now do.Therefore it takes $334,897.20 lo represent the annual los to the producers of this important article of consumption: Stanstead County produced in 1871, 741,248 lbs.According Lo the above estimate it takes $14,824.49 to represent tho loss to the sugar makers in this county each year occasioned \u2018by\u2019 unskilltul and imperfect work.\u2018 The rvomedy is simple and easily adopted.1st, keep every vessol intended to be used ubout the business neat and clean; 2nd, keop out of the sup leuves, bark und all \u2018foreign substances, as they impart: color to the sugar; 3rd, strain the sap before boiling and do not allow it to burn on the sides of the kettle or pan; 4th, when reducing to sugar, boil down \u2018until thorough granulation will take place, then stir dry, and put up in barrels.If buckets for holding the sap were constructed with covers, which would inclose tho spile, the san, rain, snow and all kinds of accomalations would be kept out, leaving nothing bat pire sugar wuter to deal with, from - which | a clean palatable, healthy article ANIMALS AND THEIR PRODUCTS! ter as well as alive, and the éstablish- ment of meutfactories where meats are preserved, canned and\u2019 exported to petus to this branch of farnï \u2018ihdustry.Norie but tho Lest stall fed beef cdin\u2019be profitably exported, either alive or | slaughtered.The meat factories where canning and présdibing- itfe carried on | are loss exacting us to \u2018qualify, and use our ordinary grasé fed beef, therefore between the'lwo markets \u2018there seems to be a fhir prospect instore for the sale of this-article in the fature.Our farmers must not, however, make too much of u speciality of this braneh of farming, as competition from quarters not anticiputed\u2019 mhy materially affect this industry, An oxtractifton\u2019 an article clipped \u2018trom thy: Montreal Gazette on \u201cCattle Shipments; will oxplain mote\u2019 \u2018aly our position.Tt states that \u201cat a 'récbnt \u2018eating of the Royal Agricultardl \u2018Society belt\u2019 if London, oro\u201d of tho members \u2018stated | that contracts had been \u2018mate td on\u2019 sure tho supply du¥ing' \\h&\" next six months dl the darcheses* of \"50,000 sheep and \u20184000 oxen'frdin thé re ter houses of Vietina, thie meat 10 be delivered in London fir Frot B4*to'60 |\" hours.The shortnéss of Ub time re away with the abstly prboiss bf Falk?eration nidcossaiy\u2019 i the Gay of \u2018at |g brought acroas the\u2019 Anite\u201d I Hui] so.argued: that \u201ctiére- À nothing to prevent the \u2018importation of dead moat: fiom\u2019 Austria; Hutigary, \u2018Poland did] cortnin \u201cParts of 'Fusste.\u201d- Thetéfore \u2018fatnaers should'not build their tiopes 86\u2019 high upon this business as lo \u2018neglect other branéhes quite as: \u2018promising, As their attention and labor is\u2019 likely to be mote evenly.divided betwdsii beet of Darham sind: AYtuhive blood: combines* good milking Yoalities - with Inrge \u201cstaturé; ind bonsoquentiy: the.\u2018vhost: prifitatiie for: the farmer fo oul: tivata! \u201cThat Pllowing! - statement shows: - ss Dat To exportition bots asthe dnd from Près swine the vus que Pa { 8918 val: -1128: Let Ye LÀ ME 3 ; 4d wow Swng) e killed or.sold in: Scanstesd |.hy AN 3399, No.of.Pt ea \u2018Date: \u201cseveral; \u2018porta past the dirget ex portes of Canadan banter ukdbhisdie to' Livrpool is\u2019 \u201cvedo\u201d Bhd daly S.men \u2018Bite okportähés \u201cwi to\u2019 tonttde are porter uy Yodopond® dnt oFHhe Veli Statist Fo raise ils value by improving its quality and thus avoiding the loss which is orchards?Lot mo ask our sugar, mukors whe may not feel compliment.| uny, were the merchants in this coun- ly into black, tilthy-looking tubs of Lhe the merchants would soon learn, that | would bo obtained.If wooden buek-| was 27,909 bushels, leaving u deticion® ets are used a cout of paint.on_the in-| side will be found to be un advantage.\u2018Facto The exportation of beof in \u2018the quair- Europe, will no doubt\u2019 fives & Hew im- and'the dairy in the futare than: whist! iy \u2018it \u2018has been: in tie past, © The mixture |: 193%, Nord pétnds hh 23 the\" first dealers in \u2018which be sell theirs \u2018ours\u2019 gets refichds the The better iduitymen imparing «dairymen facture of When wo fact that our butter evil, it will, be rio pound.by t sents our\u2019 ple,.more bout the 5 ets Boiglani, bl York mille, obtii quired foi tho\u2018trahisit ïs \u2018argaed; does Pda chat weeds.i2nc A iw ; on \u2018Batédiinilt Air tho restes fi h spot if .barre \u2018the bilLték w Nigh Wid , the ne il ithe nial déteydian Yhoephiofs,., ati bé culture in this country we bave seen shipments of botter from tho United States Into Cunuda, purchused by our | manufuctured, and still there i is room for à more.\u201cIf our dafrymon could 500 the quo- \u2018tations for.thé best buttor sént to the | English markets, they would find that |; thoy ure selling for a much less price tlian what thé Swiss, French or Trish ure getting for theirs.\u201cThe cause in in tie quality of the butler.They, is good and fresh, and not keop it un- \u2018ail its flavor and taste is injured by the, J ! commendable progross in the.manu- |} cannot afford to rest upon their laurels, mor neglect 10 exercise thay care and kit which i is so necessary.in .produe-: ing u good article'of butter or cheose., and Inbor to make a pound of poor but- tor or cheese ns a ket from 3 to - 5 cents- per pound less than the best from other countries, it is of sufficient, importance to wake np the énergies of our butter makers and ; cause.them to: resolve to remedy the: \u2018Examining the census of 1871 bec mangfaotured butter -and-cheess to, a large extont, and it has increased i in.importance since.In that year Onta- : Preduced of butter 87,628,643 Quebec produced of butter 24,989,137 Total in both Provinces 61,913,770; Ontario in the same year produced of home made diid' factory\u2019 cheese 17,979,817 Quebec Co Total in both Provinces -Supposing- the value of \u201cbutter and\u2019 cheese could: bo raised: two cents per manufacture it would éométo the sum\u2019 of '$1,632;892,64 more.thai \u2018one dollar |: 10 every man, woman and child i in the |\u2019 Province of (Qnebeo.\u2018 \u2018Total of Bitter and clisese .: Two cents per ond amounts toj\" sis, 117,06, which bot partly repre-| ! The ddots, + Loss each year on M le: sugar nes 40]! i my Adà amou unt paid out for bread.11708: amoun out for ; stuffs 46.861,00 | Total} 58 and, out.n | loge and paid ut ul ol \u2018nearly: 96:0 every.wa \u201croman i.aud chil in the Connty.;,, uit an A \u2018 \"| In.an; addross d of by X.A.Willard, M.A.) of, N Ont, he, said that \u201cthere are, no peo- |; than | the better classes of London.\u2018 - ope, Their Snosh.guados gome fromm Continent, and \"the Che, per pond 1 morethan Canadian.This a the tosti tea¥old \u2018xténsively ghtiii ee o of daigy lng, by : { How\u2019 theh-to mi I thi ms arti] Blo's0 As th siiit this\" Taitiions English |\" \u2018phiate 1a: tho grelit:Ohjodt to'sittsin \u201cmd \u2018tolls: is\" the * \u201cNew *Aidkican Cnsthodts \u2018resis on five great\u2019 dst\u2019 \u201cSadring Fok, tii \u2018heal ind Lens Ah a while thd orddin {3 Fising.a Fi Mars Winkie\u201d din, \u201cTi si sf = tn 4 ht clean ; TH deal ded 8 Som; od, \\ go \u2018whe ald\u2019 be\u2019 \u2018kept until it Begins to urn Abid, and then chtrsed, at a Jèmpéra* \u2018tire of from 67:45 80- degrees! txéroiieUF-ttie detente and: \u2018ukill, is | mith soiehout VOLUME XXXII -\u2014WHOLE No, 1655.time in the history of agri- tter and cheese have been while fresh ind siveet, while ls Tanëid or impure before it ë tables of the consumers.\u2014 > waÿ would ba for Canadian to sell théir butter while it finger.of time.While our and dairywomon bavo \u2018made, this important article, they, take\u201d into.consideration.the it takos as much material | one, and that brings iti \u201cthé English nar.|: sven that: Ontario and Que- imal, 71,763,046 19,731;662 exercising move skill in 28 Shia: 4 i] Joës\u2019 in hide impo ortant pro.Ror fastidious, \u2018abopt + their food | er: they.will, have at any.Nor mandy,.Holstein sands, \u201c26.Wguged, fo n'y bi vf A5 = Ey nol I pose; fn Heol), ilitadoa! \u201célécephert[ app GE andl wkkin ng & akon 1] indi Po REL for 1 a oil tré > rey da th \u201cgrea sho uk mouidy ¢ or Your, = wf \u201cPhie] int to mike; requiring tho ob washing out the\u2019 biter.Jrhin of tia tHE vod dei Igbutes' vdy tn, » wing ni voi \u2018alla tasté \u201cve\u201d battsetnite ts no on \u2018Biot Have |i \u2018packed.Give ull the yi the iirticle, Great improve- favor sud or 9 richness, ments have been made in both Onta- liousel id\u201d rio und Quobec in the mantior in ox mocoasity and while it roy Laing its perfoct character,- dispose of; it 40 that tho consumors mag:wecaine, it in good order, and the reputation: of Cunsdian butter will take u higher \u2018stand in tho English maukots, thin iwhat it has hitherto done.| SHEEP AND WOOL.The experience of those wha.Jiiiver \u2018kept a modarate numberof: wheop for the past twenty years, hus been quiter tisfuetory ; the prices for lambs.andi hwool huving beon fuirly remunerative;s More profit might bave heen.made;i \u2018had the furmers deveted more atten: tion to it.The gradual declino-tii:Ché ;- price during the past 5 \u2018or:6 years hag: caused u decline in the production in?| pbout the same ratio, raisers in tho Bastorn Townshipi'baver = feo slow to accept.the eitnationtahds - be market price for this staple, Brig» when, they taka into considoration that: Oregon, California, Australian andif Capo wodls ave sold at from 10 to 124 Cents\u2018 per pound in\u2019 the opi Ci wn, they cannot oxpéot\u201d o Hh \u2019 [Eo in\u2018the-market her's.The ha i freight: however from \u2018these distatit * toantries; gives usthe tong\u2019 \u2018ond of the + lever in tho war of compotflitn: -* The rules which ure \u2018vecorimonacté to the: faémer; by the wool buyer: inanufactures, for péapurinis: his\u2019 4 dad ticle for market ake ss follows: 1st.Do not wash the woôl; \u2018oil the sheep orafter it is taker off.gg washing of sheep: early in Sptitg a cold water isa barbarous practice,\u2019 likely: to \u2018injure: the health's It also provents: eably shénr dnd\u2019 lute clipping is considered tH! be the: prime cause of cotted- wool.* Ph earlier the sheep are\u2019 \u2018clipped thé 1686\" dotted will their woo! be.; ih as thoroughly: cleansed vi the ihsép™\u201d.as it must bo, to command \u201cthe high\" est price, the wool will shrink weight as much as it isincreasedin va le, and thédigaméne favor'of ikioép © washing, loses its.force.thy ortant ndustry,, | \u2018have\u2019 endetivored 4 bi in süpervisio .HT hive endoavored \u2018to showth pointed oat: the way in\u201d \u201cwhich tidy: might bo treated, and how hy Fay mest: profitably be sap f Whol.\u2018The mixed system i ig thd don advacaiel.a gient whést-and: corn'for;oùrcrheuth pass 8 (ion, and especini efforts: with: Abimats: raid: their: .prodiico,iin.sendeavoring raiso-the: most -perfottlf-miatafactiréd) ticle possible.in order that tho light 15 «cat price may be obtuined, \u2018therefor; I bave introduced\" Statistics ofa relics lb.charagger; whioh it is: \u2018hoped wills.bd of some intorost mod benefit to tlie\u2019 i como, allow ma td dire | the \u2018enjoyinent SE may iyo, \u201cto t Incod in.gout Ghargé, and whom Joly ie\u2019abova.all othots do : plousé happy.Ati whité jours é Orting youself toobltin good ni dur éholssoms food fo tHoir \u201cbbdibs; 1) \u2018and place within: thoft=tenchi Nutt food for their minds; by ; providing dituh.books: as dro: ehlulntél ve\u2019 in utbot mid: develop: \u2018hoir:tinveflectsf i! tab they may duiy.Honor bocume- pol; plored.Then! lot the mtédesot Wan ÿdang be tilled: with, lov sadorespant! iit foi his calling ; with'higli aspirations! foe | site hove go i 18 ohihodl of good: strong aklt vo [dis *! 48 lor boiter.\u201d \"To color\u2019 bubthr fhe 'odloritit imatrèé-sHould always Be pa né oui bofors offuéning.If Ho i\u2019 alter Wuklig bi prime arti] \u2018618, oliblosta ti 1 i nied at, nd Whiroiighi\u2019the hot oye baat Hd ss atu = te oil not complain if the buyer wonder \u2018The Lruo wuy is to get it to the oe 7 sumer as soon as possiblo after il is Juste, Possible to thiy grout 7, A 1a, raté Ck gd La The \u2018woold .e \u2018wlitre ca .If the wool 5 È sory an pra fle id SD £2 oi dote wot nin a God.ban.1 ~ .The Italfnn consuls in Tarkey aro + THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 27.1877, |sonding heir gre vornmont féarfal The Provincial Fuiv at Quebec was PIS Pie tho fra Otory \" of- faigely attended and was a groat finan- NCI Ah hy gxecggions gnditrans.y g of 1 \u2018Ro | olal success.Tho exhibition was a l°YtHLOns gre depgpufliting: ola.\u2018Phosftaline*sonsût x ripéli anÿk thut ory, creditable one to the Province.\u201c There seems to be à perfect panic is regard to tho savings banks in the United States.Several havo falled showing gross frauds perpetrated by | the officials.Trust funds appear to be'considered bÿ theso géntry \u2018as legal plundér.: -\u2018Messrs.Moody nnd Sankey commence a month's labor in Burlington, Vt, on the first Bunday in Octobor,\u2014' .Mr.Moody's plan is to spend ono month e: States.A borrible- murder was \u2018committed at Woston, Ont, on the night of the 21st, by a brick maker named John Williams who: hacked his wifo \u2018to pieces with an axe.Williams says be was drunk at the time and knew nothing of tho crime be had committed, a sad commentary on the offcèts of liquor drinking.Co an Political outdoor gntHorings aro now the order in Ontario, both\u2019 parties holding meotings.Tho Promier, backed by several membors ' of hik eouneil on the one hund,\u2018and Sir John and his friends on iho other.It is said;that the average Oaturion enjoyH threo to five hours political talk huge?ly.it re d to bo 8.good deal; Lee 05 TEE iw \u201cThere is si of.ferment among, tho.Indians: of the Northwost.: Sitting Bull and his war, riors are still on British territory in.the best.buffalo region of the Northwest.Chief Joseph with bis party are evidently working in that diroc- tign,.followed up, by Gen.Gibbons, whe has pressed him so closely as.Ao make him drop 600, of his horsds.Several other disaHected tribes or portions of tribes, are also snidito be con: ceptrating in tho vicinity of Sitting Ball's location, und it is ferred, with the intention ol a combined move: ment upon 1ho Lorder setilemonts, should that chiof advise it.1t je like- Iy.ta'be a difficult matter for tie Cu-.nadian government ns well ius tho.American, as they are hardly the clay of immigrants desired in a torritory where tho wbilo inbabitants are largely, outnumbered by the.Indians.-.- 7 ; ffr Stanley Heard From.Ca _H.M.Stanley, the African oxplbi- er employed by the Now\u2019 York Her ald to find Dr.Livingstone, had not been henrd from for over \u2018a year until Quite recently.During the year he has settled a vory important pdint\u2019 in regard to the waters of Central Afii- \u2018ea, Dr.Livingstono and other ox- .plorers ontertained iho idea \u2018that tho river Lualaba, a strom flowing westward of the great lakes \u2018of ceñlrl Africa, was ono of tha afliien(s of the Nile, and it has boen so considered since tho discovery of tho immonso inland lakes discovered by\u2019 Livingstone and others, \"Thit slream is of cotisidetitblo magnitude, flowing north: orly as far as know to previous\u2019 explorers, But from tho difficdlt chai acter.of tho country and \u201cthe forocity of tho native tribes, jt was not ox- plored to an netuäl sottlomont of the, quostion.Ç Stanley \u201cdotorminad, to, sol- tle\u2019 tho point, Lowovor, boyond_ disputé, dnd setting out witlr a largo party and a bopt and canoes, he followed the windings of tho rivor.for.nenrly year.In fact, aftor Jenving ; the.know part of tho.river, he found any other than tho river route impracticable op.account of tho jungle\u2018 and\u2019 the decided: hostility: Tof the\u2019 natives\u2019 who, fought his party at every.oppor: tunity.\u201cHe says ho fought thirty-two battles.with them besides: burverous y Skirmishes.- -By sdiling in tho/middlo \u201cof the river where practicable, they bad -pautial \u201cprotection from the : arrows of tho.natives.\u2018The rivet turned 8irtilto be tho Congd: Gf: tio: géomin- phers; a river which: pouis: \u2018af im: | monse budy of water into the ocedn- on the West African const.The river! ih its long course, \u201cbeara difrortht name/in ench country through\" whidh it passes.It rises ton idegicos\u2019 south of the.equator and flows: tio degrobs north\u2019 of it boforo deflecting 14\u201d thie\u2019 westj%4äd with its manÿ large*lriburd riesürkins an immonéo region!\u201d Ti Souvtvy: was of Lit witst Hid dos Ehñil actor, costing the lives Of mah bf kik \u2018best men, inluding n gâtant F6iing| Englishman\u2019 iambid Fidnois Peodk, who Was \u2018drowiied by\u201c boithg catifod oveFuhe of tho catardots of Lio Congo.amid Li 0 SN Bari | .Two houses wero rocently, burned.) at Bett's Cove, Newfoundland, when, Wo, mon, ngmed Hars sand Connors; | were butnod to doath, .sig ,.\u2026x The report, per associated: press: tal.\u201c7° egram that Sitting Ball is being \u2018eripof: \u2019 ach in all\u201d the Now England RT RE EE ETT The Eastern War.2000 Bulgnrinns have beon landod there from Turkish transports and sont to the border nf the desert in the Apterior.! * À Aorfospandant | of {tho Limes pogaged .inv-uid.of ubowrolief agoncies at work nmgng the Bulgar.inns, sends a hideops, account of the, slato of tho province., Ho is ostab- lished \u201cut\u201d Carlgva, En the, Southern slope of tho Belkane, 20 miles west of Kazpplik.| Ho'oplimafgs that tho pop:, nlation of the plage mugt bave beon,| 0,000, Liat\u201d that, nop thers; is job a grown man left.alive.For six weoks tho placo bad beon at the merby of ir- rogulars of the Turkish yrmy.; There now romain among {bo tuins pf wbat Wils, énco a beautiful and ,thrivifg 16%, but\u2019 Blip br.6,000.worpon and children, starving and, subject to the grossost outrages, \u201cPhere w ns à heayy ballle on, the, 215t botween the forces \u2018of the Czare- vilch and\u2019 Mehemot Ali, Tho Turks attacked thio inionched army of the Czäroviteh and wero ropulsed \u201cwith.great Tors, tbe, Russians maintining thoir pôsilions._ \u201cThere Has\u2019also beén somo fighting, at Kudickjor by a division of Ahmet.Brjoub'é corps and at Voibatza by two biltnlions deaéhed By Mohomet \u201cAli, tho Piarks boing defeated aldo ut (hese \u2018peints.Thé Turks ¥onewed the bum.buidihent At Shipka Paks on Friday, Sf pe or AA ty 19-5 anf attempted fo storm thio defences\u2019 but \u2018weil ropulsed with loss, Tt'is re ported iliit \u2018Oman Prisha,\u201d at Ploviia, his béon'reinféreed dnd sa ppifed with alémunition.5 070 0 CR TE 10H tai = ni it: I Lo.2H ojingy Exh ; \u2018Stanstead ¢ 40 ibition \u201d a ANNUAL AGRICULTUEAL\u2019 JUBILEE.| Ayeas Frat; Tuvnspay, Sopt.18.| Whhitéver also\u2019l\u2019 fing hitve \u2018Sioycd of \u2018tho social onteridinmohtsin Cahadä, | I Baye mover mntil tddiiy ehjoyed i \u201cFuimei's Fostivall\u201d Ahd 14s n both tiful.\"September * day): with the stn\u2019 shining brightly upon'tlid {itils Villugo and ilsVural\" bonatios, its ighways\u2019 aid \u2018tomfortable Homds and \u2018vadiätf looking citizens.Tho early morn of this quériffal duy, was a côquetish onc, and a.heavy wrap was nol burden- sone; bul the middle of the day \u2018wakd wiki\" dgain, ay owrioven failing steed, from tlio: Union Houso Livery, pallod * us un, {he long hills, flying aver tho lowlands, leaving many: .(ravelors Lo- \u2018bind us\u2014wo wero.Flatward: bent, and, wishgg to Le inat the commonconiont.A hastyglanco along the way hither, and; at tho village.and yjts qumantic.surroundings,:gavisfied mo-that this is 8 most charming cowilteyiplace.for: a [quiet Antumn sojourn, : The managors ofthe: Agricultural Association could | not linye have selected more.attrast: ive-grounds on which Lo croot their buildings.Tho situation is plonsant, the ronds lending to the grounds \u201covor, the hills and The away\u201d aro good, tho views from tho \u201cHail\u201d windows 0x, But, Stanstead! County, lite \u201call the world and thie vos \u2018of ankind;\u201d is pulting on airs.Sho has an agricultural history of which ler! pooplp'hère to:day.aro-justy proud.:Sho hus-algo, and bas long had, men of note\u2019 who! huvo made; ox lie Making; Won atk.dn {lo weld hér \u2018fons have gone birt into\u201d othibr-\u201ccbuntries tid achiovéd for themselves fa@nnd-fortine; and with pleco and \u2018powér-and weaih for thei \u2018portion.Th phsont * fitliord bf (lig Cotinty, aro Hord \u201cto diy, and dling \"overyligdy, glnd Well their posered! io Wandering Boys of iY tiges fiom\u2019 hill aul hollow, d8d Lhe giri8, niaidong, mothers, id: grardmothors, have, at lust come togethor, \u201clo ga, dyjnk and.be merry! This js the annual boli day, \u20ac or-g0 it is regarded) and why \u2018Bhould\u2019nt they Took into cach \u2018others faces, talk over the ovents of Lbe.yogg; Show ong; to.another; their husbands tind wives, ang swopthearts, Arriving At headquarters, fre arg intrcdyeed by ihe > Fn lui \u2018domploting t Rs Co ae SE LA IEE Hore in the \u201cHall! \u20ac ne as \" My cu - \u2018reception from \u2018host, and guests,\u201d i ont TE Pride card uur.PUR somo of whom, Wo have mot boforo, Wes a COTE TRE TOUTE 1 : and all TOBH i + li hid rn any Provincial Cuttlo Show - \u201d Moun ; Iyjpoy tinge ooro: yin od much attention, © races fe jt sufficiont to give a little spice to the \u2018they did donsiderdblo {6 enliven the \u2018President read an cluborate cssay on lensiyo and charmingly, attractive.\u2014 ; teria 109 1; moot | co lo credit to herds of enttlo that would Among thg namerous ontips.of titio horses, gro YPatchen,\u201d SL Hnyronce and m gere J ion-gith # h wutcheds cilfyingo hoge:, Quiled by altornoun's plonsare.On uecount of tho annual inspection of the vggimoant, | the Medconts did not put in an ap- - né.= ee PU MR LE 5e pearance \u201cWANT tho lat6 hours, whon procebdings.* Fulls\".5,000 persons are on \u2018the grouids and the special police Lave no arrests\u2019 to chronicle, no betting, drinking or \u2018disturbance of any lind; surely, we tfre i a peace loving com- niunity, was our inward ejuci'ation, On tho whole the Fair'is u creditable dne, and \"President Moore, the Secretary; Diroctors and othér officers and managors may well bo proud of their efforts.Phe many beautiful women and winsome bright-eyed children mast not be forgotten, und certainly tho Eastorn Townshipg aro rich in these useful and ornamontal products.\u2019 Before the declnration of \u201cprizes, the Agriculture, which was received with hearty demonstrations.Among the distinguished visitors are C.C.Colby, Fsq., Member of the House of Commons, John Thornton, Esq., Mem: \u2018bbe Of the Legislature of the Province of Quebec; the Warden of tlie County, J Tit Tervill, Tsq., Mayors of the néighboring towns, the Editor of the Jouanal Gnd many prominent agricul \u2018turatists.BES HX \u201cNoré.\u2014éVidÿs\" notes were missenl or \u2018Îhey might \u201chave \u2018appeared lust week \u2014Ep, © ce Faure 5 - omis Wäshiigtôh\"Coiredhérdence: Here + ory toa (From our own Correspondent.) © Wasiunaron, D, C., Sept.21, 1877.intone ors Teg Je days.about, town\u2019 ane generally, updoniably, dull they are lively enough np at, the Gapitol with the, prepara tious going, foward \u201cfor the\u201d opening of, tho pession.nay, so pear al hand \u2014 It quite brightens one up to go through the different.roams there and see how wido pwake everything appears.À regular Dinah\u2019s clavin\u2019 up has been gaing op and, the ald plage looks as good: as.new, New paint, varnish, whitowagb, spholstery, carpeting pod gilding combing, Lo prosent:p.most comfortable nnd clieory appearance, \u2014 Lis, pjell lp; havo ip all done just now,; in viow of Lhe, york before She honorable body, whose physical well-being and wellfecling is, 50 close)y consulted and ardont,-dutjes bofore iL.\u201cAL no timo singe Lhofoundation of tho Ropub- lig.has, its.condition called for Wiser statomanship than that whieh the uzxt Congress will be required to display if Lit succeeds inthe task of restoring per- \u2018manent prosperity to the country.\u2014 Principles which would utterly xub- vert all Jaw and order are to Le put down, - The, tartif, finances, civil sc \u2018Vigo, roform, nd \u2018internal impr mepty, will all claim attention, any, \u2018ono, of which, subjects alone ould af fprd abundant k, for, Congress in addition Lo its routino labors.It will therefore, bapore, the.members at the i riaxb, Session Lg.dovoto themselves 10 Had woke if they.wish.to accomplish whut tha country expoets df them.\u201d \u2014 To, do; which (boy, must; haye no FLhonght forfhe, oulor miss pocessi- tig, comforts or convanionces, {| The:eforts of tho, I or Jixchange, vo noklag, altboygh they, are not.apgel- ing withquito tho snccoss they natural Iy expecypd in such a pase, Still the \u2018neçesgily jg, loo pressing to give op \u201cVe ship.Ap tho last meeting reyoln- pions Worg, pasped, for, tho laking of es à \u2018 \u2018stich measures us, will prevent any but inthe furbishing.It has hued tusks |; FT > contributions\u201d would be received trou them, and given to understand nt the same timo that a forfoiturs of their clorical positions would very likoly\"be the penalty of a neglect on tip part to contribute their mite goluntdrily.\u2014 In other words, they mast give or ge.As some writer hus put it, \u201ctwo elerks Will Le writing ai.ono desk, the one will bo taken and he other jolt, \u2014tho pue lefténsuiabiy boing tho one who has made his \u201cvoluntuiy contribu- Lions.\u201d T MERRILL.The October Magazines.SCRIBNER.FOR OCTOBER\u2014A paper of unusual interest in Scribuor for October, is entitled \u201cA Yankee Tar and his friends,\u201d and is writton by Mex.M.I.Armstrong.It consists of a sketeh of the friendship of Capt.EB.FE.Mor- gun, of 0 Now York packet, with the prominent English artists and littera- Leurs of Lhe lust generation.including Dickens, Thackeray, Turner, Sydney Saith, Doyle, Rogers, Landseer amd many others.Another illustrated pa per is a discussion of \u201cTogas and Toy- gery,\u201d by Clarence Cook, nulhor of recent papers on bouso-furnishing in the sume magazine.Nourly 40 illustrations are given with this paper, and 8 dozen more are devoted to Wm.11, Ridein\u2019s description of \u2018llow New York is Fed;\u201d the meat, fruit, fish und oyster markets receiving the chief atten tion.À biographical sheteh of Hjau- mar IIjorth Boyesen, by F.Ii, 1onth, is aécompanied by n faithful portrait, by a crayon sketch.An illustration is given with each of the soriäls, Miss Trafton's \u201cis Fnheritanco?and Dr, Holland's \u201cNicholas Minturn\u201d the latter giving way to Jxploston\u2019s now story \u201cRoxy,\u201d which begins in the November number.paper of popular science is on\u201cTho Polyzon,\u201d and the ents sire, as usual, from her drawings on the block, The short story of the number (\u201cJune Chantry\u201d) is by James T.McKay and deals with n fine question of conduct.Two special papers ure G.S.Merri- man's hotero-orthodox ossay on \u2018Chris- tianily and \u201cFree Thought,\u201d and an ox-Copgressman\u2019s \u201cExperience in Post Office Appointments,\u201d from which ho dedutes n strong argtiment for tho reform of the civil service.: The poetry deals chiefly with .an- tumn subjects, and is contributed by writers new Lo Scribner.\u2018 In the editorial department, Dr.Holland diséusses Tho Great Strike\u201d and \u201cRegulated\u201d Production,\u201d and \u2018replies to criticisms on a_formor editorial in \u201cPauperizing the Clergy.\u201d Tho \u201cOld.Cabinet\u201d has a letter \u201cFrom tho sions.\" u/talle about scientific: matarial for poetry, etd.In \u201cHome .and Soci.ely\u201d there is something about \u201cWood Fires,\u201d \u201cNow.Varieties of Berrios,\u201d \u201cCookery and Cooks,\u201d ele.Tho book reviews, the vetord of new and prâc- tures and skotchos eomplole the number.= - Lo ; Sy.N'ICHOLAS FOR OCTOBER fitly closes up tbe fourth volume of the magazine, and ushors in the autumn with brisk stories, lively pictures, and such gentlo thoughts as suit the time of year.Henry W.Longtollow supplies some prong and beautifui lines under the title Haroun\u2019 Al Raschid;\u201d and Donald GG.Mitéhell (\u201cIk Marvel\u201d) con Lribates the biographies of lrench- Story-Tellors\"\u2014Bornardin do St, Pierre and Madame Cottin, whose portraits accompany the urticle\u2014with works, \u201cPaul and Virginia\u201d and \u201cEliz- \u2018abeth: or the Fixiles of Siberian.\u201d * Tho poe, \u201cMother,\u201d by Mary Mapes Dodge, blends.a rare hopefulness with the tencdor sadness.;ol its theme; and Together, with the admirable frontis- pioce, forms a striking whole.George MacDonald brings toa close his simple narrative of Scottish life, \u201cGone Astray,\u201d the lovely affection it depicts recoiving à second charming illustration in (he verse immediately following it, and beginning \u201cThere's a ship \u2018onthe sen!\u201d Thomas Moran has capped the stanza with an appropriate drawing, \u201cThe Little Girt who Grew Smaller,\u201d by Emily IH.Leland, is a story that will captivate tho youn folks; and \u201cWhich rad It?\u201d by &a- rah Winter Kellogy, with a a capital illustration by J.W.Champney, is a Lalo that has np ond of fun and puz- x sidontg of, tho Distrigl, from benefit Tho abjeet is, to discourpge.tramps, who already; begip (0 arrive in the hope of, being.armed and Slothed\u2014i n ou, police, stuliops if, they can find no betien, quuglors, By, tho why, the re- senchinonts, tht tho hard, limos have, Apte ed generally, bave ranched the, P lige Head gum ters.iu our city, an hoveaftor the force .must occupy | doublo-dec eds and do thejr own hshingzo\u201d pug, for, it\u2014hich iu: clides, bedding and fowols, Tho Dis, b has paid, for ajl that in the past.of whom.wo .ce a] avy wg again, nowing that our\u201dstay at \u2018this pleasant locality is to bo only tao CSC, d ty pea AR short, we dolermiñc first to loo at, tho displays, high aro, evoryaphord 1, tite, \u201cTho display | w , JET arranged if good \u2018and objects of, oyna- and \u2018 \u2018of fruit, flowors \u2018mental industry is signi cat.Sa TEE ar Ta eff 1 \u201cworthy of tre ambitions County.\"Tho pri pipal attraction in the Hall ip eas OVEN TEE 3.Vu DR QE is (ie Prüit and very many\u2019 Ehoico specimens of nilive apples je hown, i } Fit IEC ON is Ate, J.Olfvl of Mogan, pd opie Mois nümos.are, unknown to me, | make excellent disp ays.em aren IR és de cody 5 Thioso who,haxo,.ntandgd,the Fair, Ân former, ;ygurs, say; that.the display | of hoedlowoul is, guporior.to anything pe .iThe.Presiden\u2019s trip.is, occasioning miih.gpmment, that, is, gh altogother favorable 10, him, , It is.gonsiderod Ly mfpythatho\" bas .beon,, the, firat to.violate Jhis-own igivit sqrvice orders, gopgorning politics.aud office-hoid: ors.by making.thi tour through Ohio andthe South just , previous to thd olection, big own and-.his Cabinet Minigtexs\u2019-specches to; tho people of {the.various cities on he route being; for _pothing clsp thai, oJectioncoring purposes, .Thp.fivst-of-the, waok Soc.Joly: Sborman .held thg,fort alono\u2014, all; tho, othor.members of the Cabinot | being with the Preridont, Wadnesday, | Ling by thy: provisions boing mado.\u2014 | IL Rideing presents à graphic account serial story, \u201cUnder the Lilacs,\u201d by Secretary Schurz returned to his poss.| - aling uncertainty about it.\u2026 Lucy Larcom introducos the youngsters 10 the wondersworld of \u201cAntumn -Pootrÿ\u201d\" in u'wiy'to det \u2018theni exploring itton teir own Account.Noah Brooks bus à story of patriotism, en- fitted \u201cA Century Ago,\u201d that is {uli \u2018of genuine Boy-interest; and William \u2018of advontyre in the Sierra Nevada Mider othe title of \u201cCaught by tho Sow.\u201d A whole yewr's series of Star papers js concluded.in this nmimber by Professor Proctor; and ir, Trow- bridgc'à serial bridgs his hero-to \u2018mas- (crship of himself, pointing' a, moral -soroly needed by the youth of to-day.,Mr.Park Benjamin, in somo admira- by hbumorous verses and sketches, re- \u2018Tales tho rise, course and\u201d sad ending of \u201cThe Revenge of the Tittle.Hippopotamus.\u201d\u201d + .The boys will like Mrs.Kale B, Jorton'sautigle.on, the gnine of \u201cHare and Hounds\u201d a very attractive one; and the interest of the girls is likely td vento on\u2019 \u201cMoss-Pictures\u201d which tlotails a new kind of faney-work, Good assis this issue of St.Nicholas, the.annogneomonts upon ils cover, promise, for those yel to come & num- Let of and variety of attractions alto- getliok unpriécodented.Not tlic lenst of the good things in view is thy now Aouisn M.Alcott, which jis 10 begin, in the issue for November, + me { Mrs.Herritlos Country,\u201d \u201cA Plea for Forcign Mis- tical processes; and.the humoious™ pic- \u201cTwo \u2018uble illustrated epitomes of their chief Lastest News, A disastrous fire occurred Monday in the Patent Office roction of the Interior Departmont Building at Washington.The fire wax discovorgd about 11 o'clock in the forenoon, and so long | wiimo clupsed before an affirm was given that the fire gained tco great headway to be easily extinguished.\u2014 Tho tire caught in the upper story, just beneath the root, which instoad of being fire-proof, as was generally sup\u201d posed prior to the fire, was nothing botter than a tinder-box.The fire was very tonacious, aud fed upon thousands of wooden models of patents (uc- cepted und rejected) destroying about, oighty thousand, but fortpualely the most important records in the Patent office, tho original drawings, were for the most part saved, a fow hundred having been stolon after they were removed from tho building, Oue enterprising velic hunter, or moro properly speaking, thief, was detected in the act of carrying off tho model of the original Bowe sewing machine ; this, with other valuable relics, however, were pyved.The five will doubtless give lawyers a good many jobs growing out of disputes ns to improve.monts, etc, which it will be difficult in some cnsos (0 prove.Tho total loss is estimated at about one and a half million dollars, The origin of the fire is at present unknown, À mother and two children were.poisoned at Cleveland, Ohio, on Sun- duy, by outing toad stools, which they dren havo died, and the mother ut last\u2019 accounts Was ina procarious condition.President Hayos wus warmly welcomed to Lynchburg, Va., Monday.There wore forty new cases of follow fever at Fernardini, Fla.Monday.Morristown, N.J, is killing them very vapidly.The velerinary sur- «cons are baffled.i Sitka is not the most desirable place in the world ns a.place of residence foru white man.Sinco.the withdraw- at of the U.8.troops every man seems lo do just us he pleases, and inasinuch as the Indians are pleasod to drink bad ram, swagger about, threaten the white.people, stoul plandor and commit all sorts of misdemeanors, the few whites remaining thore wonld like to leave.' 1° ir Meliecmot ' All's reported victory over theCzarewitch on Friday, proves supposed wero mushrooms ; tho chil-: À now disosse among the horses of Last Tuesday.morning, us Jumes Cloment wax passing along the road near Julius Hall's, he discovered a wagon an the side of the romd with tho harnoss swawn about the road.Down avorihe bank.io found a horse that had appäWñtls rotled down among the lags und brush, from having fallen or been town from the side vf the vou nbove.There being no person dbodv-who.cluimed w own the toun, inguiry was made, und sine one dis covered that the wagon belonged to Hornve Ouncock of Newport, Mr, H.vus notifiod, and came down after the wagon which had beon stolen from him the night before.The harness was found to have been stoien in Stan- stead.Tho horse wus liberated, and though somewhat injured, will probably be ult right again in a few days.The horse is a large, bay maro, and is now in tho possession of.David Gillis, solectman.\u2014 Barton ( Vt.) Monitor.A theft of 812,800 was made from the steamer Reauharnois on the 18th inst, on her trip from Montreal to Beauharvois, $10,000 of this was shipped by the Merchant's Bank to ite branch at Boaubarnois, $2,000 by Mr.Tourvillo to pay for grain bought in that district and $800 belonged to tho owners of tho buat, It is supposed to have been taken by two persons who got on board at St.Gabriel Locks and left the boat at Lachine.The monoy was in the captain's safo.It ig supposed they.found the key of the safo in the absence of tho captain on deck, as the safe wis unlocked and (then locked again.\u201d A man named Normändeau has been arrested as ove of the parties, who went on board Lhe \u201c| bogt.: .General Debility.This convenient term includes numerous lil-defined and supposed ineurable forms of disease, accompanied by general lassitude and exhanstion, without any ascertainable external or internal cause.\u2014 The Peruvian Syrup sends its.renovating influence to the inmost recesses of the system, and has relieved in our community many cases of supposed incurable: dis- case.Sold by dealers generally.ar ne The Most Valuable Gijte-Restoration of : Health.During the past ten years the Great Shoshonees Remedy has faithfully redeemed every promjse aud.guarantee made to the public.Alarming and apparently hopeless cases of Liing Diseases, Dyapepsia, Liver Complaints, Afflictions of the Kidney and.Clironic Complaints of every description, including Serofula and Skin Diseases of iife-long duration, have been permanently removed and eradicated.Those who volunteered their testimo- nyto the efficacy of the Remedy are not bogus people in unheard-of localities of foreign.states, but respectable citizens of to have been a defont tor the Turk.: Insurrections, strife and bloodshed are chrouic in San Domingo, and.not, content with boing the most uneasy people in tho world, if we excopt the Mexicans, they must needs make, the poor Cubans unhappy, who havo flattered themselves that the ashes of Co- Jumbus reposed on thé island he discovered ; but now the envious Sun Domingenians havo telegraphed the Cubans that the dast of Christopher Columbus reposes in San Domingo, while the ashes so sacredly préscrved in thé Havanu Cathedral ave those\u2019 of Diego, son of Columbus, } Independence of Parliament.\u2014 : It is generally understood that; Mr, Blake, though no longer \"Minister of ence of Parliament Act.\u201d The general of Commons during last session was that the law now on the Statute Book wits practically inoperative as regards a large class whom it is intended to reach, because of its swooping character and the enormous penalties it imposes.It was believed that any ut- smpt to enforce it in all its vigor would lead to ils immediate repeal, and in effect the bill of indemnity, passed hurriedly through, Parliament suspension of all its provisions.That the law iy defebtive cannot \u2018be denied, inasmuch as it-imposed tines which, in 2 majority of cases, it would boa phy- \u2018sical impossibility.to Jovy ;.yot Lhe universal feeling ouisido of the House of Cominons is that \u2018iis ossential features must be preserved in all their intogrity, in the spirit ns woll as the letter, À Dill that would render eligible contractors of Mr.Anglins stamp would bo a mockery of Roform and deal a death-blow 16 tho independ- enconf Parliamont: We do not be.\u2019 lieve that either Mr.Mnekonsie:or Mr, Blako.would think for a moment of introducing such a measure, The \u201cae tempt to enforce the statute Inst session, however, in such casos as Mr! Qurrier's\u2019 gave riso \u2018to -cortain questions, tho consideration of which\" hag, been postponed by the passing of the bill of\u2019 indemnity.These questions, coniplicatod \"by different inlerprota- tious of tho act, will prosodt thém.selves ngnin for solution on the open.\u2018 possible, Already \u2018the intimation is given that soveral thembérs of Parlin- meuit have, sincetho Housô #ôse, cith- Treasury for work done, vacating thoir seats ipse facto.Incretliblo us it may appear, Mr.Anglih\u2019s name is again mentioned in this\u2019 connoction, ho having been paid certain supplomentary sumy for printing, on account: of tho Intercolaninl Railway, The.firm of w : + a + + Justice, is framing a new Indepoñd: |- fealing among membors of tho House |- ut the eleventh hour, amounted to the |, feta labelled\u2014* Jamis Erps &.Co.,JHom- ing of the Louse, and a ropotition :.of | the \u201cwar of seats\u201d is.by no means im.i|.1 or furnished the Government witht.supplies or received money from the |: this Dominion, easy of access and open to question, upon whose verbal recommendations we are willing to rest the reputation ofthe Greiit ShoshoRees Remedy:\u201d If you are afllicted de not delay until- medicine may be powerless to aid you.No injurious effects can possibly follow the use of these Indizn Remedies, as they contain no minerals, by which the fate of the invalid is 80 often senled under the form of some \u2018temporary sedative or.stimulant.These Indian Remedies are widely known and still possess the public confidence after the lapse of sufficient time to test their efficacy.The Shoshonees Vegetable Sugar Coat ed Pills have won for themselves the most favorable reputation of any pill befere the public, Their efieagy: has beon fully proved as a remedy for Biliousuess, Sick Headache.inactiveness of the Stomach.Price of thie Remed \\ Pills 25 cts.a box.\u2014 Get your commercial printing at the Journal Ofilce.where there is à good stock Of bill-head, letter-hend, statement, and other papers, and card stock in variety all at reduced prices.\u2014 A new lot of that choice [nk In cones At the Journal Office.Bush fives arp doing some damage in the country syrrounding Ottawa at \u2018present, and rain is much needed.po BIRTHS,\" GIBSON\u2014On Saturday Sept.daughter to Mr.snd Mrs.R Stanstead Plain.22d, B inst., & daughter to Mi.and Mr 3.Rufus Gardine.td Loc \u201cSPECIAL NOTICES.° EPrs's COCOAI\u2014GRATEFUL AND COM-| FORTING.\u2014{*By a thorough knowledge of thé natural laws which govern the opera- tidns of digestion ind nutrition, and by careful:application of the fine properties of well selected cocon.Mr.Æpps has pro- -vided our breakfast tables with a delicately flavoured beverage which may -save.us many heavy dogtors hills.It is by the judicious useof such \u2018articles of dict that a cobstitution may bg gradually built up unti] strong enough\u2019 to resist every :ten- dchey to disease.Hundreds of subtle maludies are floating around us ready to attack wherever.there is a weak point, We may escape many fatal shafts by keeping ourselves well fortified with pure bldod and « properly nourished frame,\u201d\u2014 Civil Service Gazette.~Sold'bnly ih Pack: pathic Chemists, 48, Threadneedl eS reet End tro, Plecadiiiy, Lbtdon:\" ET L do EEE 8 \u2018 y in pint-bott les 81; | .Gibson, of b GARDINE\u2014At Fitch Bay on the 218t |- Pew Jdvertisements, usbeo, | Municipality of Stanstead PULLO NOTICE Is horeby glven that the Collection Ito]l of the Municipality of thg Township of Stanstead.for Mu- ucipal and School purposes, is completod und is now deposited in the office of the undersigned.All persons whose names uppear therein as liable for the puyment of any assessment, are hereby required to pay the amount the eof to the undersigned at bis < aid office within twenty days from this Jus without further notice.D.A.MANSUR.Secretary-Treas, ; of the Municipality of Stanstead.Stansted, Sept.26, 1877.55w3 Municipal.HERE will be a general session of the Municipal Couneil ot the l'ownsh p of Stansteal, at the house of W.4.Kuignt, Smith's Mills, on MONDAY, Oct.1st, at 10 o'clock, A.M.D.A, MANSUR.Sec'y-Treas.Stanstead, Sept.20, 1877, NOTICE.A LL [outstanding Accounts due me must positively be settled atonce ns I am in want of money, und must huve the same.GEORGE KING.Libby\u2019s Mills, Sept, 20, 1877.S5w4 ESTRAYS.AME into the inclosure of the sub- seriber, on or about the 1st of Sept.two 2 years old Steers, one white and the other red.and a speckled yearling bull, The owner can have them by paying expenses.D.SHANNON.Stanstead, Sept.24, 1877.55w3 Buck for Sale.GOOD LEICESTER BUCK, for sale, ut the farm of H.Ii.BISHOP, - Cassville.Stanstead, Sept.22, 1877, = Butchering.THE subscriber has fitted up a place for butchering hogs at the \u2018Butler Place,\u201d where he will Kill and dress hogs complete.Large Hogs for 75 cents: Pigs for 50 cents, JOHN BURNETT.Derby Line, Sept.32, 1877, 56w3 IMPORTANT SALE.HE undersigned, acting under Power of Attorney from HORACE WOODMAN, and also as committee appointed by the creditors, will sell_at the farm of said Woodman, on WEDNESDAY, Oct.3d, at 1 o\u2019clock, P, M., for the benefit of the creditors, the Farm of 160 acres in two paits of about 80 neres each, subject to a mortgage on each part.Also.all the Household Furniture, Sugar Tools, Farming Tools, Hay, Oats, Buckwheat, Barley, Potatoes, Mare, Colts, Shoat, Cow, 18 two yrs.Olds, 3 Yearlings, Fowls, Harnesses, Sleds, &e., &e.\u2018Terms on Posters.: C.WOODMAM.Trustees.AVERY IVES, ; L, E.PARKER.\"PARKER & HOWE, Auctioneers, Hatley, Sept.23, 1877.| P.S.Parties who have not already done so, will please hand in their claims on or.before the day of sale.Auction Sale of Farming Tools, Potatoes, Oats, Buckwheat.Hay, Straw, Young Pigs, Shoats, Young Stock, and Cows, by HARVY & HERBERT HOWE, one mile North of Hatley Village.on TUESDAY, Uct.2d.at 1 o'clock.P.M.PARKER .& HOWE, Auctiorcers.Hatley, Sept.23.1877.co » REHOYAL.Province of 8 * Mrs.Kate Osgood has removed her shop \u2018toStanstead Plain.opposite the Methodist Church.where she will seon open a \"new and choice stock of Goods.September 25, 1877.Case PAID Sôw2 For Good Apples, well assorted, and of good size, free from bruises, L.A.SI'EARNS & CO.Stanstead, Sept.26, 1877.55w2 F OR SALE.Blacksmith Cumberland Coal.L.A.STEARNS & CO.Stanstead, Sept.26.1877.Süw4 Jrrorranr NOTICE.Cur Stock \u2018was never more com than at present, and we invite a onl intending purchasers.J.B.DALY & CO.Stanstead Plain, Sept.25, 1877.H5w2 plote rom ALT.Two Car Load ; s Coarse and Fuctory- filled Fine Salt, just received and for safe, y J.B.DALY & CO.\u2018Staustend Plain.Sept.25,1877.85w2 (orm AND CLOTHING.]-i On¥ Stock of Cloths and Tweeds \u2018has neverboen surpassed fu this place, and our Clothing is of the latest styles and materials, all at unprecedently low fi gures.Cid Jd.B.DALY \u2018& CO.Stanstead Plain, Sept.25, 1877., B5w2 A À TE ; (QuYSTAL LAKE CEMETERY: .a.Ce : A meeting of the members of this As- socintion is hereby called for WEDNESDAY, October 8d, at 2 o'clock, P.M., at the Town Hall, Stanstead Plain, for the -election of officers, for ascertaining the present finunciul condition of tho :Associn- tian, and for the transaction of any business which \u2018mhy be brought up.All members and owners of lots are requested to attend.By order of the Trustees.ISRAEL WOOD, : 1° Secy-Treas.Ç.L.C.\u2026 Btanstehd; Sept.25, 1877, piv?dic era idee - Lost,pn the 16th->Sept.between Stan- Sv a \u2018 IH \u2018A Masonic Hall,~Stanstead; @- x \\' GOLDEN RULE'LODGE, TRUS NO.8, rE AHH gulari Communication.Tuesday Oét.\u2018 \u2018Re : , 1877 E AG aloo na ; 8 TW.cL HOPING, Sec'y.STANSTEAD GRANGE Meets, on the first, Thursday.in each month, at Beebe Plain, \u2018at 2 o'clock, PP, M.ai - BE.G; MILLER, Sec'y.\u201cBB.GUSTIN,.Munster, .Onentai Lodge, LO.OF.; Derby Liuo, Vt.\u2026 Meétings every Monday evening at.; Metnbets-of.thé'orderiare cordially trv ted to attend.\u2026., I RET \u2018stead Plain and Barnston, a lot of papers helonging to G.YOUNG, also.a Totter addressed: to Many: Hoge, postefl at Indi Ferns.Any one finding these and leave Ang théni' at the JOURNAL ON fer f.great favors: ;; base i Jd.à we \" For Sale, the new Grain, Flour.& Feed Store, \"Stanstead Plain.ice.will con- qu il i 4 | AL CAR T.OADS OF CORN Also oh Æ «hand, Corn \u2018Meal, Flour and Shorts.Flbur by the barrel or pound.\u201c200 Bols.best Michigan Whito CT 'Whedt Flour, ; Jubt tected; AT] at the loivdst phices.Ho A.GHANNELL.5, 1877.Stanstend, Sept, Jr at JC CNT Tee St anstead Wesleyan College, STANSTEAD, BB, UV.Resopeus Aug, Zi, 1877, Christmns Holidays begin Dec.21, College Récopeus Jun, 3, 1878, Yeur Closes June 12, 1878, For both sexes.Six courses of : Common English, Acudemic, Cons clal, College Preparator (for youn, Ladies Collegiate, and Fine Ajts, ' 85.00 to $8.00 per quarter of te weeks, Board with furnished room 82.75 por week, Light und washing 50e extra.Ro- duction In speclal cases and to Bons and daughters of Ministers.Superiag fristruc.tion given in French, Germa, * Music Drawing aud Ornamentul Branches.\u2018 Students received at shy time and charged from date of entrance.For circulars and further Information udre 8s, , Rev.A.LEz Houmes, M.A.Principal, _Btan steud, Aug.§, 1877.47 Farmers, Attention ! the undersigned, having leased th I.Grist MIIT at Fitch Bay, um prepared to do ail kinds of grinding ou s rort notice ; there is plenty of water this season, and can do any amount of work Give mea trial.Respestfull £3 G + W.AND, Fitch Bay, Sept.3, 1876, 52 New Tin Shop.CS THE undersigned has opened n \"1 Shop at WAY°S MILLS.Barnston, where he will keep à stock of l'in Ware, Stove Pipe, Sugar Paws.Buckets, Sap Sponts, ote.All orders for job work wih receive prowpt attention.Will exchange goods for Hides and Py.per Rags.C.ll.BAILEY, Way's Mills.Feb.G, 1877, 2 \"7.Wan) uition in Notice.VV ALGHES, CLOCKS AND JEWELRY, Repaired and Warranted, at the Post.Oflice Building, Stanstead Plain, by E.D.PATTON.Stanstead Plain, June 19, 1877.41m MARBLE WORK.HE subseriber would say to the public that he is prepared to fill all orders for Grave Stones, Monuments, ete., as cheap and of as good workmanship ag any dealer in the Towuships.Intending purchasers ure requested to obtain terms of me before closing trades, as I am sure I can fill orders at rates that will be satisfactory to them.G.T, A.POOLE.Coaticook, Aug.28, 1887.1651 NOTICE.OF and after this date my Books will be in the hands of R.G.KIMP'TON for collection until further notice, and all business that he transacts and all receipts that he gives for me will be valid.T, D.WHI'CHER, M.D.Beebe Plain, Aug.22,1877.51mé N OTICE ALL! Parties indebted to us will greatly oblige by settling the same as soon as possible, as all outstandiag notes and book accounts must be settled this fall.Please attend to same at once aad oblige, .T.B, & H.M.RIDER.Fitch Bay, September 18, 1877.D4w6 GET YOUR COMMERCIAL PRINTING \u2014AT THE\u2014 JOURNAL OFFICE.DENNISON\u2019S TAGS, (the best made) rinted or Plain, at the JOURNAL OFFICE.Show Cards,\u201d Business Cards, Address Cards, and all other Cards, (except playing) fat the JOURNAL OFFICE.Auction Bills, POSTERS, PROGRAMMES, CIRCULARS, Printed neartly and chenply at the JOURNAL OFFICE.BILL HEADS, Statements, Note Heads, Letter Heads, Memorauditms, printed on good paper, at low prices, at JOURNAT, OFFICE.L'EHDGEIEIS, Journals, Day Books, Quartos, ; Bill Bookh, Note Books, ! \u2018Recelpt Books, \u2018me Books, Memorandums, cte., eto, x =Plied with ammanition by.Canddtane;{ he ; ù \u2014 which Mr.Thomas Workmat is a' =r - : 1 ° | is not credited at Ottawa, qe \u2019 Sh sequin, this part of.Aho country.ay xi lLbo tho ou a Enter Loss oF eer.\u2014Sopt.12.member hay also received and oxen: i Auction ; Sale: eons 1 \u2018OV, - NURSE, Selling low at the To : ; \" fe ol! \u2018 s .\u2018im-the \u2014 TUsh 6 \u201cAve : » , : .; .: .{ RT L \"FICK, Joseph Cazo, of the towhsbip ôf Ux.| o Pilghad ani {8:01 s0ngpicuously.ME rau à laproso Soria can ; ss Fondo for Now Zostand collided ted iron supplies to be used on the \"ILT, be.sold a Publi e Sale, at thé |; \u2018MANUFAGTURER AND DEXELR Iv JOURNAT, OFFICE ; brid Ont; - committéd''sufoid \u2018oft\u2019 sod as de tons, Tho *Iisin an\u2019 | ik nti] The Lifenty-G(uh, whith 1s it tho British ship \u201cForest,\u201d for | als, and itis rumored that other.jlpaideuce PIYOSELH J, COX, one | Remy : * FOOLSCAP PAPERS we ge op nck bdS, Warmly admired, and isa finistied (ha dute-of the Prosidont's return.[18 1 Ji Gf P ol 1: both w cols casos will bo brought to tho notice of, ff nile west of Mnssayippt ; ONU LE.Prat ; Ce ubday morning, by hanging! He 4 ve QTR ARE SEL) Re He Gl IR UN GS cfrne Now York, off Porthind ; both vessels tho House soon after the opening.In| the 1ond to Ayer's Fiat,\u2019 an MOQ AY, from $2.50 to 85 per Ream.opie , Scarcely cour first Fhido months ago it was given out, foundered ; * ninely-six persons \u2018wer | ther House soon after the opening.Ini ght! 1st, at 1 O'clock, Fi M.sharp, the .4 \" has been partially deranged for\" some foc, 1 or, Sonteply our, first |.Throoi : a ; JE view of tho situation, it Would require | olloving valuable property: 10 cera COMMERCIAL, NOTES weeks wT ymin) 108nds over when the dipnor bell | thiat-thevo would be no mioro eloction f drowned: The \u201cForest,\u201d had a crow more than oven the aclknowlodged Cows, 1 palrid yrs.old Colts 1 Yeading | Front 81.00 to 82.00 per Îtenm * Co ue 4 | Tings out iis wejcome summons, and leaves of absetite granted \u2018to.tho Gov: tinmbaring 31; Cupt.Lgylchart, the ability of the President of the Council Colt, 1 Sucking, Colt, A.Drivin Mare.; ro : 0 re 1 Es Twelvé\u2019 câltle thfovos Yocohtly\"ran | y aston to {ho ining bail \u2018to ope] er : æalerlss bhero, but it is an: Yhief mate and seven others.wore dr er \u201cni Single Wagons, 1 Dopble Wakon, 3 0 fa and Caskets .ENVELOPES a ff 7000 hood of cattld fish wala: Wo: haston lo ithe, dining ball, to gp: ornrdant ule i nero) ut it is an saved.\u201d Thé \u201cAvalänéhe.\u201d hud n crew | © draft n measure reconciling the Sleighs; 1 Set \u2018Double Sels: 1 Méwing |\" Quins | ot * :F 91.50 to 83.00 per N° off 7; 0 head of cuil oh wosloih pease, the appelite our jour ey and rouvEsä \u201ctoiit\"116 010 \u201ctim Eistoms ot thirt e300, © ind née passengers ; varying necessities of the Govern: Machine, 3 § ngle:Harnesseail pair W ur I keep & largo.assortntent of nice Rose- irom = 00 p .Kansas ähd Colorktlo.Fifléäh \"rai tho'bracine'air has given \u201cns, Tho will bo honored d followed.\u201cThis ] ee] ficer and {women only Ebt with the dignity of Reform ; a Harnosses, 1 horse power \u2018l'hreshing Mu.- tol Cuskets with gluse (ope.a) sizes, BOX PAPERS ors ittickit thei iH Choy cBife Chan.i.20h oun 0408 (given us, Tho wi Ang, follow tha third officer and two; samen only mensureseapablo of at oneo \u201cley .\u201c2g chine, 25 bus.Corn'liy thd ar.436t oF | nd hn tril HE Shots notico.Alsd, à : at cost! 8 fe on oye 2: uD: dinner is Ur-je, gvpry.nvaifable chair.js but ono of several bnekings down were saved, Tho \u201cAvalunehe\u201d had the standard\u201d of purity ard pls ing Corn Stalks, aud seme Hay, aod uther are largo nssorment : of: Handles, Scrows, +4 ty, shooting sevehr deal\u201d 4a hanging F4 (ak od Sh \u2018orowd ip excellent, that arc.eradaa ly \u2018alcing place.À |sixlp-Uiree passengers, 28 wore secoud dors for li purity I PI INE ticles too numerous to mention, , ; Studs, Coffin.Plates and Linings, Call ae INKS.one.\u2018All the enttle wer recovered ; ar ft JON SpA EXC Tr egy \u2018has ÉÉ qi SFRCUR EN ER 2 ihe dix hou.['eluss, \u201820 {Hird elués, mostly colonists.| orders for supplivs wacre thoy will do Toruis-Uhdor 910 édÿh! ovér 910.one | and Éée them: By the Quart, Pint or Small Bottles.None of thio Fairs Were iid: > aumor, Howover, wo gannot roger pas been A custom to (nx the six thou Dho hévident vecurred ut 9:30, ¢ighty.Most good.\u2014 Mont.Star, your's credit, with \u2018approved.endorsed I am nlso prepared to do all kinds of ER i obo of tlie aiig 8 ère) \u2026 «| hore, 80 wo; d rect our sloph to the\" sand clerks in this cily a triflo to help piles off Portland .= hotos at 8 per oent, or 8 por cent.off for, nd ours an ting.Sawing, Turning Finally, everything tn out line selllng low Crd, : J 04 af Te 2 i Pr 1 gd RE \u2019 D9 A ge 2 1 EE \"a FN v oy tt .206 .208, Ther si foittein don, fo stope yard, whoro wo Af ho sho of defeny polities] oxponses\u2014that js, | fated particulars, show.tbat, over The makers! fishory in St, Goorgo' | 99D-2 P.G, BODWERL, Auctioncers.\"4 Méviaings, al sizes; Yr.NURSE, for stshic coro out (hs miock, at the salefastory, ombraciag lors wer infbrmod that \u201colunlgry {00 persofis wore drowned.| Bay, N.&, is reported prosperous., Hatley, Sept.25, 1877, a of Rogk Island, Aug.13,1877.© oul CR.Life i ppl eh SY a ; ul Follow fover Hi Vers Quis fo August.plgole Ligbly, om| p \u201c2m \u2014 mm PE \u2014\u2014 ma loge Site Stanstead 3 Ournal, le mountain solibudos; one can dream | fir 4 great purt of the time ; through \u2014 Tho barns of Mr.Jumes Blake, Mr.E.L.THOMAS, NEW STORE | | Gg.H.RKATHAN.) Be, ¢ * the hours away quite unconsciously aid by the congregation generally, Grifin's Corner, was struck by light.T =\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 es Mi.KATE OSGOOD has \u2018returned Qu here, und 1 buvo fourfl no better place Without respect lo sect, religious ger- \"Ing Lo-day, (Wednesday) und burned, Piano and Organ.Tuner, NEW G0ODS !! NEW PRICES 111 NEW SPRING GOODS ! Iabeaarkat with à vory ohaloe slog 1.LAL AND OTHER ITEMS.in which to rest quietly.Tho sunsets pe ! ë .filled with bay and crops.No insur We vielt Staustead and vicinity reg- of the latest styles in ! or 1 es ; \u2014-\u2014=-==>\u2014\" |on the lake are gorgeous; lust night | vices huve beon conducted, by minis- ance, ularly once Iu three monks, of y Just receivod by Millinery and Fancy Goods \" 7.LOCAL INSTITUTIONS.wus one long to remembered.We ters of several denominations, among ce a are rensonable Fates.Mr.\u2018l'hom- O.H.KATHAN.|selocted with eapscisl care to sult this 19° , \u2018 \u2014 ilroads \u201c8 An Lhe plazza matobing the beau- which I muy mention, the Methodists, Stanstead County Agricultural as will be In town on and after the 20th of March 36,1877, cality.Her customers and ladies geno i» Passumpsic und Muss.Valley Railroads iu) 400\u201d changeful clouds that lay Pree Baptist, Univorsalits, the Episco- oclety.Boptember.(orders wa be le at ithe! SPALDING & coy, ally Batons.sine aad examine he .AHAINS LEAVE SPANSTE i i vi \u2014 ; t Office, Hock Island, .da r ; au TEMRS LEAVE BLANSTKAD, ares horizon, liko fury isles of palians and Adventists, snd all have| There are several errors and omis- C.Wilson and others.Have fitted up the CoBB STORE at Derby chases, as she thi 8 sho ca soit thon .Fulton Nd Sy and Montreal Bom living old, counting the stars, as they hud very good congrogations in at-| sions in the lint of prizes awarded at Rook Island.Sept.15, 1877.54 Line.Vt., and have filled it to overflow- GET THE BEST | Hoos over I.4 ay 2 1657 Cots Blore.\u20ac .: + .y .weeks.Bustin, ke outreul, &e., Sahm came forth in their beauty, gloaming tendance.Whether the incubation of! the late exhibition, us they were put- SAVE YOUR MONEY Ing with the Finest and Cheapes Blanchard Ch Port RENEE ose 75 per mail North, 8lopm tromulously through the purple veil another sect of à difforont fonture, will lished in the last issue of the Journal, By Purchasing Your £a d Te snohare sovon rizen ths Auto best PUBLIC NOTICE us we ANY AT HTAMGTEAD, with which evening's gentle hand produce lasting beneficial results, re- which should be corrected, us follows yu g Line o oods Churn made.For sale at the lowest price L pet ie) Lr.Vrain lixpress South, Giga shrouded the azure of the rick Can | mains to be ascortained.\u2018There has] Stallions, over 3 years old, the list Corn, Flour and Feed - by C.H.KATHAN.There Ton that the COLL ICON ; Music Mails north sium dian sky.Tho air was chilly, tis ; le Carat Gi ' ded of GEO.E.NELSON, Nelson Store, ever offered In this vicinity.for Municipal and opp of HATL 5, 0 Express, dés PR true, but I could not go indoors, and been, hitherto, but little sectarian fric- should rend, Asher, Chamberlain, 1, Derby LINE, VERMONT.__ .compton ipa} and ghool pu on 8 6 ad Newpurt aud Se perb Live.! still we remained there when the sun- tion.The Sunday school has Leen PC Verbeck 2, G A Peastey 3, CL Whore he has ob hand ud Is constantly They have all the latest styles of fice of the undersigned, All Bons nation lost Olfiec, Derby \u201c| set had faded from the west, and {be conducted, ns the meeting house bus Mngoon 4, L Papineau 5.CORN BE AL.SHORTS: which will be RESS GOODS Bine Glass ! Blue Glass proie hens oir pear thereon 8s liable for .southern Maibsclose abs Luland Lond glorious heaven was radiant with boen, upon the \u201cUnion principle\u201d and Single Driving Horses.\u2014TFor Wesley | sold In any quantity at prices that defy D + for sale b by requested Lo pay (he nee niaare ere nvipat, Bu T2 JU Din.Canadian, 8 pins Ces open countless stars, and the Queen of the |, * brench- ., + Whitcomb competition.for cush.All goodr deliver assorted sizes, for sale of the undersigned his said office within a7 * D muse 8.Sundays 9.3010 10, uty wag bail night threw her silvery beams ovor | !* is Lo be hopod that no wider breuch- Clevelund, read Worley Whitcomb.ed in the villages free of charge.Give us | in the Gray Shades, now so popular, and » H.KATHAN.twenty ds 8 from this dang ofce farther \u2019 horror scrvice In je 1h, TRAE | the forests of \u201cOrford\u201d tipping tho es occur.Jersey Cows.\u2014H R Bishop 1.à call, all other shades.notlee, y i c n! Sven and Rock Intand Offices dark summit with light, and shedding 2 Year Old Steers.\u2014A L Libby 4._Derby Line, Sept.5, 1877.52m8 , ODS \u2014_\u2014 1.E.PARKER, Bec Treas, ed the Stanstead an ; into the deop and secrot haunts the soft Georgeville.On Potatoes in Hatley vead Carlos ELDER & TINKER DRESS GO .~Hilley, September soa of ae cpared Lait.arvige at tuek laland by M, V.R, It.4t Tustre of hor pure and tender rays.And Besides beautiful scenery, there are Ayer ANT ALL THE GOOD BUTTER at 124 ete.17 ct.2 ots., 30 ats 40.0.Go to Kathan®s s 1658 rt no- a.trom» ol un.N à .| .i om LT a on » e.; .; : - \u2014 ens, Meet w:40, No ileglatered matted otter; the luke, over changeful and lovely ; Foul wonders ubout Lukoside farm.\u201cCp in Magog.\u2014A L Wright 2, you can make, and will pay the 50 cts, 60 cts.Co FOR SALE.Give Mie (rive 91 SCANGtENdBE 830 9rcloek a me\u201d answers with smiles, to the oe or ihe On u Sunday morning, a fow weeks TL Hoyt 3 highest Maiket Price, both on the North Cushmeres 75c.to $1, and beautiful 48 in.Trrérr pt Shale ut 80 clock p.m.Whisporing broozo, or forgots its bright- ago, thero was a peculiar stato of the ee à and South side of the Line.For your Spading Forks, O% Can wi ED THERÉHING ND, send fur Cuutioookéversdayat | ous in tho gloom caught from the *80 ! - Corn Fodder in Barnston.\u2014Jus A ELDER & TINKER.Gray AND BROWN CASHMERES, Manure Forks Ma INE with re aw,\u201c &o, a2 TI rsa A i live eh satis.mf parting shadow of a cloud.\u201d air, still, freo, moist, cool, which was Parker 1.Beebe Plain, June 26, 1877.42 Garden Bak \u2019 of payment ow pr ce and liberal terms 7 ; ; \u2014 s0 favorable to the conveyance of : tai sore lo I cure \u2014 D.57 [61.25.The very best and cholcest class en es, Ww Fax Religious Moctings.Base Ball.a t boll Sheop and Swine were loft out, the Carriage and Sign Painting, of goods, Hoes, Shovels, Hatley.Aug.37, 1877.; v ttoh) ook Island\u2019 sound that the ringing of bells was copy having boen accidently placed in \u2018Ihe line of Dress Goods Is teo large te and Garden Seeds, ley.7, 1877.oi PA I ri bk Gundy \u2014 A match gamo of buse ball was distinetly heard from the Northwest, the original puckage, and did not oe fA, rou ie particularize, but all can be sulted, both > ji WANTED - Ware, Selo 1 ev, Willlam Scott.)\u2014Suuduy ser- Played in Holland on Suturday\u2014Euet It was about the timo the Catholic , fico.The prizes is pre poe ww tuke orders for Carrlage fn style and price.oo Ch.AN D.ru s I 0 ; reuch tho Journal office I prey ut , Snap vies, Plain, 10:30 6.m., and 7,30 p.1m, Derby Holland n ruinst the West\u2014rosulting ch ld b ling its members and Sign Painting, Ornamental Painting, , , - - ; wooD CHOPPERS, for fo k wil Line, 3 p, ur.Sabbath fichool, 12, nm.vice at |; ; gE î be West club b Church wou e calling awarded are as follows : and Transtorrin Photographs on to glass, The fame of thelr ladles o c months Price for cutting, spl ; .\u2014(lev GOT cloe,® y service \u201cetoru .ni sui ; ; j | wis ott \u2014(1iey Gi: Phorueloe, Simin sers ina victory or the West club by al morning services, that these sounds Long Wool-Bucks.\u2014I A Davidson 1, With maboral nirtanot08 SERGE AND KID BOOTS, ne Car Corn, fing and \u2018piling.suitable.for Félrer 4 Pa- Cute {ies M.Macaules)-Suudayservices 10 scoro of 23 to 14.were hourd, by your corrospondent, John Robinson 2, J H Mason 3, Goo i Having had à gocd Jen) of experience TWO CARS FLOUR, Food, seventy-five cents per cord Apd And spe, 2 > abrv TT = .+ .a a g, .; - ; Li BY.Fe Li 1 ES dn per lee \u2014 We publish on our first page the while standing on a rise of ground Davidson 4.such ns may be entrusted to his has already gone abroad, price from $1.00 ONE CAR FINE FEED, HENRY, JOY & BALDW: 22 y Line, uddress of A.H.Moore, Esq., Presi | quietly enjoying tho freshness of the Long Wool Buck Lambs.\u2014Tosoph hands in & manner to suit.sc four En $4.50.For sule cheap by ©.H.KATHAN Fabyau House, N, H., Sept.7, 1877.- sonic=eG 4., : ; ni .\u201c .: accordance with the times.The patron .H.Ma Masonic=eGolden Rule, No.4 dont of the Agricultural Society, at July mor ning.The sounds came to Davidson 1, Charles Hovey 2, I F Har- of the public Is solicited.Shop at Gxo,| Misses and Ohidren\u2019s Goods March 36, 1877, UBLIG NOTIGH moar communications, Tuesday preceding ful 4 voy Phat on the 13th.The carefull y the eur so distinctly that there was no voy 3 i Wa Bancs Carnage Shop.Rock Tstond.In great variety and style.; \u2018 P LS Lie - .aon.Le ; .A .| | n .» A g.6.- \u201d LL re ot ?- compiled statistics, while they must mistaking thom for the regular strik- 2 Long Wool Ewe Lambs.\u2014 Joseph > TE \u2014 777 The line of Fancy Goods is complete, In- Prime Timothy Seed, : BOLL of th yon hat the COLLECT oF stead Oriental Lodge, No.36, 1.0.0.F.havo entailed considorable labor, will ing of the iron longue on a church Davidson 1, I F Harvey 2, George OBSERVE ! cluding almost everything Their Clever Seed, Bangbulmes Purplef, Municipal and School purposes, ls coms ) pr tine Mec Mage Mondes oventngnt 712.ho found valuable in connection with bell; now, in that direction, the near- Davidson 3.\"AVING purchased the Framing and TWO BULTON KID GLOVES Top Turnip Seed, fe ot the andessiped.ented a th es i Ni YORK.Sept.25.2 p, Gold 1034 U0 deductions drawn from them, Our est church was at tho Fronch setle.2 Long Wool Aged Ewes.\u2014Jcsoph Plating business formerly carried White Globe Turnip Seed, | of the undersigned.2 al fongus whose Nii Loui.Sept.25.2p.m.Gold 1034 10 \u201c0 -eador id fail read ment in northwest Bolton, beyond the oo : on by Blount Bros.and one of Éastman\u2019s can°t bu beat.Parasols, all kinds.The .White Belgian Carrot Seed, paymeut of any assessment, are herchy \u2014 ee furmor readers should not fail to r D 1 harles Hovey 2, I F ; | Grecubacks 4 discount.ba Ae ; R avidson 1, Charles y 2, Mitering Machines, which enables me to celebrated Centennial ; requested to pay the amount to thé und 1e == | (he essay.Mississquoi river, and three or four Harvey 3, Jamo3 Davidson 4 make a better frame and in less time than Orange Belgian Carrot Seed, signed at his said office within shirly da pub- hing win.miles north of Willard\u2019s Mills, Bolton South Down Bucks.\u2014Samnuel Eady by the 0 wat jad oo scout of hard SUN UMBRELLA.Mançoli W Danvers:Onion Seed, rom this day without Jarther notige.Cou Cond à al cor.: ; ; ; ; , : @ ) : 5 0 sment for 1877: © I or- ter ave found in the dlling up of cor Beebe Plain.Center, at oust six miles distant, al, Squire Colby 2, Robert Rook 3.down to the last cent, without charge for at 91.95.- ngo urtzel, ; Ck Muna esse at re 2100 valiadons Ste tain old tenements hereabouts with The second gamo between the Stars tho crow flies from Lakeside farm.South Down Ewes.\u2014I F Harvey 1, making.1 will keep constantly on hand I: .| Early Dan.O'Rourke Peas by the quart, Behool 28 =\" wR Se Wing tenants who had rather beg than of Waterville, and the Smugglers, came This is no hoax but a true story.If JH .?æ good stock of rates Chromes, Z roel IN DOMESTIC GOODS Champion of England, ETI | Maclog-a total assessment of 48 cen ri 5 > ; ; ! Squire Colby 2, Samuel Eudy 3.ets, Wall Pockets, Mirrors, &ec.Spec Tom Thumb eg RAM.HOWE, \u2018Bacretary.Tron.Hare work, and had vathor become a charge off at East Hatley, last Saturday, in any of your readers or correspondents 2 Grade Ewes\u2014J A Davidson 1, Bttention given to Framing and plat Everything required.First Class Prints, proc Eyed Marrowfai + Barnston, Sept.10,1877; 58 La.> .os .i Sewi D .ee : I satis- upon the Municipality than do either, which the Stars won by a score.of 61 can beat this let them piteh in.Joseph Davidson 2, Charles Hovoy 8.LE, Se d el Hale fies.Collars, 8 cents, good Bleached Cotton, 10 cent, 25 Bus.French, Soup Peas, ; \u2014 BE.\u2014 The glorious weather of Septom- to 18.The diffrence between this Mr.Ortus Merriman has got up Boars.\u2014CL Powell 1, Edwin Wood- Sus, Bi geket packs, Excollor Toon CHEVIOT SHIRTINGS For saleby C.H.KATHAN.: LOST; : 1651 ; ; js and tho first game was owing princi the bully corn stalk, I guess all will ; P 3 rood stock of Flavoring Extracts \u201cl \u2014 pi \u201cOn the road.from Ayers\" Fiat to m ol ber is praised by everybody, and is ; | the ou y so ë .ward, 2, George Pomroy 3.and a good stock of Flavoring y for 124 cents.\u201d z lace on tho évening of tha aos Co worthy the attention of the poet of PMI Lo Lwo causes, one being the i admit; perhaps Lakeside farm will lead sors and Pigs.\u2014Alonzo Pope 1, J wholesale and rel KIMPTON.Ce ; 1 Car Load Scotoh Fair, (near she river} a air of Yearling: in (he seasons, ho of the pitsher, Me LN eu Co him on the corn itself,\u2014a half acre of Q Oliver 2, F C.Morrill 3.Derby Line, July 10, 1877.# The Grocery Line is Full.TRS Sieers, rod dng White, with 2 es an me = LL = who wus unable to pitch after the .suntry corn produced sevon- 'APRioadu lis 777779 7 \u2014\u2014 ; Ç Cf ; i atio ro RPI CA ; ! su our own country corn p On Buggy Wagons.\u2014For A Hoar y relative to them will be sù d A .\u2014 We Poor out pe on first fow innings, and the fuct that the ty-fivo bushel baskets of oars large, road A Bo ! Wool Oarding & veu ra Try thelr 50 gout Japan Tea.warranted to Fife Seed Wheat from Ontario, ed\" te PE 5 eipts pst, | £ ; 0 A ° rine * second game was played with a \u201clive\u201d bright und sound ; planted May 17Un Fancy Crochet Work\u2014John Rams- TH no a co tthe public generally that suit.Everything 1 Express Wagon; Btanstead, Sept.15; 3 D.Towa, on suesday.Mr.JOWIS DES hal) instead of à regulation \u201cdead and barvested, that is husked from gq 1, Gardner Morso 2, John McLean | hie has removed the machinery heretofore HARDWARE, : - SOE.N otice.- as ds fl et ni he Sa, A, de lo of in go th legato ad | ja conneston wltôther machineryhéré.WINDOW GLARS | it.Soruce tice years, ed is Tully ented with ie Stars invited the visiting club to SUP- ed, the 18th Sept.It appears by a letter received from he is prepared to do work as follows : a 100,000 Heart Spruce Shaved 1 JL Sores id Aout : Jive interests 0 arinnell, ono of the tirs per at Colby\u2019s hotel, and everything _\u2014 G.C.Hanson, Esq., that his Ayrshire Custom Roll Carding, _ PAINTS.OILS, | Co - lof October nest: paid b ible, towns in the state.\u2014\u2014 passed off plensantly and satisfacto- Sweetsburg.late out Bull got loose on the ground and was Carding and Spinning PROVISIONS a | - Shingle, i vor A | 20, 1877 LE s .+ As- 3 5 Mag ; 20; AS ten \u2014 Au effort was made to wreck rily.; Co The TY hr the ate on cent of subsequently hitched amorg the © Weaving, Falling, Dressing - 8s = = i the 4 v'clock tain from Stanstead to| Pariridgo hunting is tho order of Dr.Brigham of Philli bar Missis- grades and that when the Judges Finishing and Pressing.WALL PAPER, tho cheapest in Town, CL - > Lost.; we Newport, by piling on ties and a large the day now, though it is more hunt- r.brig ! » A ne ) , hn ©.were examining this class, this bull Ho also k , eps constantly on hand a No.10 Woolley Plows; on, J ETWEEN Roos Toland andthe Bea \u2014 stone yesterday.Fortunately the ob- ing than partridge, quoi County, y tho notorions Jol \"| was omitted, and awarded a prize 10 Cotton Warp for those wishing to have New Goods all the Time.1 + LE B Méadow, s good Rubber Overcoat s(raction was scon in Li ove J.B.Fregeau has recontly sold his Sears, was given in the Journal.The .Bulls, A hat Cotton warg blankets made.Good twist Be \" CE, : with \u201cbelt Inside of pocket.\u201cThe findé struction was seob in lime to prevent a villain who, it will bo remembered, on |2mONg tho Grade Bulle.And that SHER vars blankets nade.exchanged \u2014 \u201c40 Oerds Dry Hard \u2018Woed, will be suitably rewarded \u2018by retufiiing tHe an accident.Wo understand that stops Lwo steam ongines of 12 and 25 horse , LS J two coops of fewls entered by him es- for Wool.\u2018 LE \u201c7 iwc same tome, or leaving.it at.the.Journ od tue 8 \u201cr ; ties in the the pretence of bringing the doctor to .JOHN E.WOOD A specialty made of For saleby ; ce.ae ne , we tak : s, if power, respectively, to parties in the t f the Judges.\u2014 = le by ere talon Lo find the perpetrators, if 1 ins I je Bee À patient a number of miles awuy caped the attention of th 8 Smitl°s Mills, April 25, 1877.33 NG possible.vicinity of Waterloo.Mr.Trogoau is decoyed him in the miadle of th ° Theso und contested cases will receive MASURY'S COACH & CARRIAGE CET eee un entorprising young man and de-| de .the attention of the directors when ; ; | \u2014 The installation of Rev.J.IL.serves SUCCOSS.night to bis (Sears') own house, and thoy moot next wool.REDUCTION IN PRICES ! PAINTS.ne.\u20ac | - Nota Bene Litel as pastor of tho Congregational Several old-fashioned busking par- there attempted to, force him to sgn y ; \u2014 _ - .: , rétine LA » | ee subscriber bas.on hand\u201d 4 church, Stanstead, will take place on ties in this vicinity have been well at- B0me papers under threats of murder, Eastern Townships Notes.LOOX Î ! Also, House Painters Goods, at Masury\u2019s - Tap er Hangings, | ** > | \u201cchange for money or Old.Irons very.\"} : The ser.: i X | A 2 lot of Plow Repairs consistinë off .Tuesday, November 20th.The ser-{ tondea and much fun occasioned, es.Was convicted before tho Sout of WaTERLOO.\u2014We congratulate our LOOK ! New York Prices.At reduced prices at RATHAN'S, Fest Wooten olbrooke and other vices Were first appointed for the 2nd pecially when that red ear of corn Quesn\u2019s Bench held aL Sweets burg iy neighbor of the Advertiser upon his .SPALDING & COY.a _ ATHAN Re patrons.(logs Sroatly reduced.Catt ug cf October, but ure postponed on HC- | was found.oo of Lhe hy dy ory.the easy oscape from his libel suit, with-| During the month of July, we are Derby Line, Vt., May 15, 1877.95 You will bs surprised to see the Inihente: Soe or Filion Bis op.count of the unavoidable absence Of] Our old and valued friond, Jobn T.sides partica bla J given, Wet, t cost or trouble.A special train Le D RE Stock, an goods, as Watch Repairing and Engraving.*Btook of New Goods, and \u201c Sept.1at, 187.BUTT&RKI clorgy men who are expected to assist Lougee, has rented his place to C.H.| following remarkable eu oh ran over the W.& M.railway ns far will convince the most scrupulous.HAVE en a first class Watch oH, sucH dw PRICE IN ep let, 1877, at tho installation.MeClintock, and goes to Lyndon Cor- Mado by one of the D ponsos, w poh as constructed on Tuesday last to give I Maker, and aix now probe eat den LE Ce Coon] - > _ Mes, Jane (Slowart) Nowcomb, ier, where ho is employed by the now together vith other pots Lee of the Government inspector an oppor- - kinds of WATCH WORK st short notice Dry Goods.cL : ars, Jane (6 i » ; , , pe .2 A h the \"ko .oa od .- à \u20ac 5 4 j i widow on tho lute Martin 1.Now-| Piper mil Co.Tho departur of this BHsoner ith the mas Ch ramining the road.Hex PLEASE OBSERVE! Sia fiatice sssfscton.BASKET CLOTHS, CASHAERES, ve comb, died at Derby Centre on the Sentleman with his family, is much the w , pressed himself well satisfied with the 25 Sets of CROQUET for AN CAS ES.Bi déales ve iNT 18th inst.aged 60 years, Mrs, Now-|rogretted by all his neighbors and Miss Helen Ferris deposed that she condition of the road.They have a Flue hash Sigmar Prints, Sots.prices, Also, à lotar Bains Bons : STRE! 1 RO ES, 5 EL P VF IN i comb spent à considerable portion of friends.Good luck to vou, John.was visiling at the prisoner's house, new trotting course at Waterloo.It Yard Wide Sheeting, 7 to Sets.5 à Plain 5 T.rm x re tac firm through her time in this village for the past Thoso farmers who have threshed and on the night in question slept in a will doubtless add to the moral perfec- 10 Inch Sheeting, 8 to Taste: tanstead Plain, June 18, 1877, ssid Points, hn hort aan.pad few years, and hor numerons frionds theirgrain state that the yiold is more room adjoining prisoner's bedroom, tions of that place.A boy named standard Cheviot Shirtings, 10cts, These Folie lave Æ in this vicinity will read this notice than expected.with anothor young lady; that thoy Mercier has been arrested for tiring a Brown Duck Overalls, 25 to Boots.BST Durs A with ereat regret.Another new invention has boen 5e- wont to bed on that night at nine; | pistol shot into a car window.A good Line of Ladies, Misses and Gents.Hose, pe - cured through Wiswell's Patent Agen- that she slept soundly and did not subject for the reformatory.at cost.- \u2014 There vus à re-uMon In tho ear\u201d cy, boing a patent of the U.S.for hear prisoner leave his room, but did SHERBROOKE.\u2014An attompl was Ladies Summer Shawls at cost, 1 - : Ly part of this month of the Geer fam scaffolding for painter's use, invonted hear and see him return through her made last weck to oust Mr.Honeker Parasols and Sunshades at cost.ND) ily in Stanstead aud Bolton, children 40 47 3, Caswoll, of Dudswell, Q.It room to bis own between two and from the city council by an anony- An endiess variety of Fringes, % y OR ol tha late Elijah Geer, oight being consists of attachments which can be | three o'clock in the morning, and that mously called meeting, on account of Trimmings, The Celebrated Estey Organ, now living out of clevin, The ocen- temporarily secured to tho roof of a|he then asked hor what time it was.his absence in England for two or - Notions, &c.m don is said have | > of great poy: ; A heard of low prices THE EMERSON AND BLAKE lon os sud to have pcen one of gren building, which attachmont supports She had hoard between theso hours a three months.Upon a statement of 8 Unheard of low prices.os.\u2026 salistaction to the surviving mombers | oq, suspended by ropes from a| noise of loud talking and scuffling in the facts, however, by Mr.Paton, the PIAN \" bol of the family all of whom now live in | block containing several pulleys, one the lower part of the house, and she mooting endorsed the absent Council Our entire stock of at very low prices and Sp ver Avora) *l tho United States except one.of Which rans a tightly drawn wire know tho prisoner's voico as one of the Joy, \u201cThe house of Dist.Magistrate BOOTS, SHOES AND SLIPPERS,