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Newspaper
Acton Free Press
Location
Acton, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jun 08, 1876
Page
2
A fragmented reminiscence recalls a former European surgeon mad from learned vanity who, after a messenger returns with a doctor, laments his ruined reputation. The text shifts to a 1876 agricultural forecast praising spring prospects, abundant wheat and hay, and a likely bumper harvest after favorable rains.
Government approves Hamilton and North western Railway plan to bridge Burlington CG vial. Report states the Sek on the road is now vigorously prosecuted.
The writ for a new South Wellington election will be issued soon and the vote is planned near month’s end. Nominations in Ontario Ridings are due about the same time. A rumor in Montreal suggests Sir John Rossi may succeed Mr. Potter as President of the Grand Trunk.
Four Ontario constituencies actualmente lack representation namely South Wellington North Ontario North Middlesex and South Ontario. The situation leaves the region without elected members while elections or appointments may be planned to restore full representation.
The new Sultan of Turkey has issued a proclamation promising reforms of various kinds and the formation of a government that will secure the liberty of every subject.
A Toronto dispatch notes strong reactions to Rev. Mr. McDonnell s sermon at St Andrew s Church based on Luke seven twelve. Critics expect the issue to be taken up again before the Presbytery.
The Mark Lane Express reviews the corn trade and warns that if tensions escalate Europe faces rapid stock declines and a possible price shift. It notes abroad stock reductions and a visible supply squeeze could trigger major price changes in the American market.
Hon Malcolm Cameron former Member of Parliament for South Ontario died in Ottawa after a protracted illness. His funeral and burial took place at the Canadian Presbyterian graveyard in Sarnia. He was over sixty eight, born in Three Rivers Lower Canada and known as a vigorous speaker and strong reformer advocating total prohibition and Clear Grit principles.
A Toronto speech by Sir A T Galt on Canada’s finances warns of rising distress among working classes, factory closures threatening population, but notes enduring natural resources and a capable, educated populace ready to remedy current troubles.
Telegrams show the Eastern question growing complex with potential for another war. Queen Victoria interceded in a Turkish case but the subject preferred burial’s quiet over pension. A liberal Turkish constitution is hinted but details are unclear and arming powers raise worries. Canada could gain from war via shipping while hoping diplomacy prevails.
A Toronto dispatch reports opposition to the new liquor law has fizzled as hon JH Cameron refuses counsel on any suit and the Licensed Victuallers Association declines involvement. The general view in the city is the law has been fairly interpreted with discontent among a few disappointed individuals.
The Provincial Exhibition is set for Hamilton from September 18 to 22. The Weal Fair in London runs September 25 to 29. The Central Exhibition in Guelph starts October 2.
An author argues adversity serves to strengthen character, noting how hardship tests and reforms us, with emphasis on how challenges bend but do not break. The remark highlights resilience as a core response to struggle.
Market list shows prices for flour spring wheat red wheat oats peas and potatoes. Goods include eggs hay bacon lambskin lard and tallow with per unit or per ton rates and small trading notes. The scattered figures reflect a rural supply page listing typical farm commodities and their going prices.
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