The Weekly Huron Signal, 1871-8-24, Page 4•
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THE WEEKLY HURON SIGNAL.
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d«error 1411.
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GOl)ERIC11, AVM E4. 1871.
obis shtLAsaslcallT.
MalyhtW dlf .0 1s ha,edelayel 111,
far the lost few weeks, in makmlg our
promised enlargement, but we have now
aoarly overcome them all, and present
He subscribers to the WILi&Ly 814;1.AL,
this week, with the largest tonal paper
and that, 0000er•glugnut! at u weekly f kl Natalia/ ihs Whs
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incemeing, Our'intlucna'we dost bag The British House of lsrudc,hoarywith
of, only being detenuiued that it shall the `rime of ago", an1 the Gladstone
eounteractthe wischatvuna efforts of tovern onion biles twith the light d*epee
the Expumturtu wRdis.•tsien •snag sentdamn, mow inan•itiludeetdeadly
the reformers of Huron. Tb. Expaia antagonism. Then can be INtl. doubt
iv, doss tiot annoy us by implying that twit -moribund ari.tocrsev .Mill fail to re-
anr ability is not equal to that of the nut very leog the progress of the middle
Unmated Thomas McQueen. 1f "the climes of England. As night beexpetted
old man eloquent" wore alive, we could tb.repreeentiveset Williamthe conquer.
wi i .ply 611 at kis feet and War* widom• ori soldiers are determined to die gate.
A. It 1a, the Seelurtb Eap.etor a not an They hare resented the Pipit shred
antagonist with whom we are 'amid to them, in aboltehiag spins, their will by
pwGlidrd in the fluninwn. break a lance, and it would be wilier and
It u just • gar, since the Slow.
L more prudent if iia editor would look to
came under our masagemeat, and wS his owe weapons and his skill in wing
have to thank our friends for a Iorger them. He is not such an invincible
musun of sonic than we dared to warrior as can effort to auto his liras
lope !tar -old (rends, with words if in reeling unfavorable comparison,
#nod cheer end encouragement, t pally b•twoem oro humble solve* and a gaUaot
T.mainmg true W ase Gast many ^eN kuigkt of other years. As the *spawner
friends, with warm ex premium' of 50.-", I hu aserileginusly atte.pte4 W conjure
will,dding their names to our Oat• up the spirit of Thomas McQueen, to our
The favorable twelremuuth's span• ducomflte,re, we may as well express our
baying determined w to deserve stilt serious ooRrictiuu that if we could beer
better at the hands of our patron', we
his winos from out "the groat darkness"
Dale gone to large expellee in the put •d would eseowrage w to do 'our beset
tlauofcomplete (Wants of newwdemin" (little though it may be) W urge theme
enty
hete-
entlr readablatyp*,and •Cyliuuer Power formers of Huron to remain united and
Press, capable of printing the large .lief budisuible and W turn a loal oar M the
w turning out, and a 1....r
we are now
aroakiig of this callow d.dgliag in gas' when necessary, and printing at
forth lately Iported from • Oleng nrry
theto f 1000 impressions per hour.
rate ° 'nce. raven a Aunt. We can eoufidently appeal
N'c menu that the S on a shall, take and is tke nferm.re of both North and
funb, for sin and contents std South Huron, whether the Expositor's
maintain the lead in this section of the
Proving*. accusation that we are the "jumping -
Thr rrreulari.n, of the Signal a larger lack of • few local P°liticans', does not,
it. when .1 cavo int. our Aatpl+, ,nod + instead of touching ue, accurately pour -
hoer as it seer teas during o, tia.tly- tray the attitude of the editor of that
fmr years' history. Bonn Acle intendueg P•Pe', Roth ea r.g&da the North and
advertisers ore r.qussted to verify our tiuuth Ridings. Having i had "kcal
statements by a personal iaspectiun °four Politre•nr', is his eye, whom it was
subscription list, which will satisfy them Profitable for him W become a "jumping
that the Signal is the beat advertising jack" to, he thought he conl•t foist them
medium in the County. Hardly need on nN.th ridings. Beit it wouldn't do
weoy tW, through good tsp., and and when he found us exposing hie
The tare molly over the party proceeded
homeward by the sane route, and as they
were dep•rting from the church had their
equanimity suddenly desturbed by several
pistol shote tired at point Blank range by
• mwhievlous mewl in an adjoining
Matte which caused the clergyman to pre-
form an *valet much rowmbling that
a • deer suddenly stricken by the deadly
rifle bullet of the hunter, that u, ruse
suddenly upward Grad again arrived at
terra hums in • lee dignified position,
while ado ninin re*peaimen of humanity
who was preesert Wok refuge behind his
(muck) larger and better half Now you
,oust kuow that •chartvor' u as essential
by *mitosis hers ea the ul.rgylw•n'e edict
which prooclams the twain "inn tlesh"
and of course the sequence of • charavan
oat bbl. of beer! Now the bride-
groomworthy had bespoken envoi those neew•ry
requirements but as SWIM !rhombi were
with him tock the lion's •hareof the spoil‘
and left the dregs to the ■ ioked cherirar.
Ram. The wbugoeow of this was that
the bye took it se an insult and That
night repaired te hiermideaoedeouadiagg,
is • wend "anon beer" was 'If watchword
east rept of tb. party. The bridegroom
informed them rd what they hadhad, but
this only servdteiocrs•w theirnervoo*-
nee, "ci your wife not worth $2,4O,"Fad
• musician whn played with • stick ,pus
• kettle, "yes" answered the indignant
bridegroom with wahmaenee "she is worth
mon than $2,00 and mon than 120,00".
Well then was his answer from aumorone
„Royal Warrant the Army Purchase system
by. carrying • rote of *ensure on the
government by a Majority et 80, and by
also rejecting the Ballot Bill passed by
the House of Common'. Taere m•y,be
some chivalry exhibited, but then, will
certainly he no laurels won by these
knights of "long de.os.t"in entering the
lots against old Father Tim* whn has
taught the mass of Britops to feel "that
kind hearts are mom than coronets, and
asd simple faith than Norman blood.'
throe h Dad report the Lipa, will ever trickery, he throws dirt at us, till mean -
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b the and unflinching
nee ca■ ne further go. Let him pelt
consistent adro-
ate of progressive liberalism, and the away. The pelting only ooneiooes us
uncompromising foo of injustice, tone -
servitor std corruption, wherever fused,
and that the social and material improve-
ments ef noble, n14 Huron, will Inc.
oar elunstant, conscientious aid. In
(hat ere most be • "shining mask".
SOrtSietilttnial.
Ire would remind uuir readers that, on
lbth September next, white the Gnderich
Horticultural Show will be beld,tlle Ex.
"Me Party" Tser'natt.wc
In its eagerness to demolish "the poor
old SiowaL," the Safnrth Expositor has
future, great care will be given W the unconsmously exposed its own hand.
cendeneation tat.' news, that each weekly Taking for • text an extract from Thou -
edition may be • perfect mirror of pus- dere Tdton'e talented bet Utopian jonr-
ing events, both local and general. Oar nal, which will never find its sphere in
present gratuities' psblication of the !practical lie, until the Millennial era,
List of Lends for sale for Taxes, will be when "the wolf and the lamb lie down
-..i cavi seiip proof. to atom go. todeseithert4ePther;41M.ANImMkr. Hader t. 11le.
that sus intend to allow no pecuniary con- 1.11 of l^obielrY, once torte enunciate'
attention W stand in the way of their I the "independent" or "no party" doc-
interests. i trine, which it was compelled W re -
We propose not to alter the Price "1 Ronnie, but only from the lip outwards,
hibition of the Ontario Fruit (:rowers
Asesoiatien also takes place We bops a
gnat mute of our Horticulturista will pay
the 11.00 membership toe to the litter
Society and osmpete.' The prism offered
(se published is sur last laee),are %good
tbommlves,b tthe nipttatiou which the
suosemful competitors must earn, will be
worth more than an nrdioary effort Mae
cure. let our tri ode see to it that Hu-
ron takes its proper positios as the best
fruit -growing county in the Province. -
All that is wanted is • kale ambition' in
o•,r horticulturists musing them to make
Ip their milid• tomespete,a little can is
selecting varieties and specimens, and a
close attention to correct naming. We
have the fruit !
the WMOLLY SIG WALWI1rmO w
Aanho a
ers until 1st of January, 8
earmstl7 urge them, that w. may still
further improve oar material, W remit as
at once the amount due up to that Zeta
at the old rate. and not oto allow the
amallnes@ tat the amount W deter them
from remitting. Twenty-five ant
re'
"ahinplaetewere charitably made for
just such emergencies, and our freed'
will easily understand that 21)00 "little•"
will makes very devout "aaickle."
To new subscribers from thudate,and
W old subscribers from tat of Jansary
1872, the price of the WEEKLY Stover,
in advance will be 11.60 per annum.
bigot toe ask our frwndi to talo the
trotoite to each at In onto nes L.eseriter l
The effort required would not be very
great, and would enable us W spare no
oxpeue in keeping the Slo,laL rap to the
times in every respect.
We may add that we have largely im-
proved our Jos DI,AOT'ZNT and are
prepared W execute work .d every des-
cription, Plain or Fancy, large or small,
at lees than city prices l
When our County friends visit Ooder-
ich, we will bitglad if they will give us a
call, whether they have business to do
with us or not. Our mammoth phi
can be seen et work, either on the Weekly
o. Semi -Weekly impression, almost every
for the sake et its much puffed "circula-
tion,' the very week litter its first an-
nouncement. We au quite willing that
the Expositor should' belong W • :no
party," cherish no convictions, and see
W be so "independent" of, both aides
that in its utterances it can laud
the politician it predessse W oppose; and
depreciate the nun it proforma to sup-
port. • Holding thus lightly to principles
Hoopla always manage to wear ship and
scud to the winning side, and still talk
oomplacently about "no party" and "in-
depende.ce.•' While we are quite will-
ing that the Expositor should .it loess
to conscience, all its maligent attacks,
though. • thousand times more virulent
and ..manly than three of the past, will
not prevent us from expusing its deceit-
ful cease. After deriding the journals
that openly &anomie° their "party' ties
and but emly profees theii principles,
wit t° true unctuoutw of 11. Pharisee
t�a�Mleporitne snivels out :-"tor our part
welts subservient W no man or party of
mea" Again we remind the Reformers
of go South of the famous scene at the
larasstr almalithrlrbaldalsa Team
voices, yen sea afford io pre w Warbler,
to this; It. only answered by • volley tat
sone• and threats and was answered by
a volley of musketry. after which aim -
mowed a scene which I wallaby* w an
abler pen than mine to describe, it is a
subject whtob might Whetter haadied by
your Moberly sorrespoadsst---•s form.
I 'AU only say that if the pro:else which
they gave him atter teems' bunts of
music of returning •,d oontinutug their
efforts until tlei are better appreciated
and repaid, b pt, you will probably
bear mon from msec the abj.st.-Cott.
HATS FOR THE MILLION ! !I
THE
SUBSCRIBER HAVING ESTABLISHED AN IACCLUSIVE
11 AT. ('.t P, h 11'14 STURK
lis the twee building, erected by himself, lasttummer, on West Kids, Market N um*
IS NOW RECEIVING AND WILL OPEN
for the inspectiao of the public, on
On Saturday the 4th day of March, 1871,
The 1.o" yea awl bra Stud of ilefs, (.tw,a.d leurvoahinp (hew(. rest MeoJAt W Oo vferu-A
Cuilualea alt.. Newest outs of
Engliah, Now York, & aanadlan Fashionable Silk, & Beaver
Ism mite we published a statement
from the Woodptoe! Times nawtfq on
Col. Skinner and Ur.Meriwn, of Himil-
ton. The following from the Kingston
Whits corroborates the gravecharge,as far
as MrMuriwnis orricened:-
"We regret to be oomp.LLed to endorse
the statement that Marie o.,of Hamilton.
sold his position forthe A seociMion Cup to
Sir Henry Helloed. He had made fib oat
tet • possible be, sad WY • tie with- Sir
Henry. One a the team heard him bar-
gainutg for £400ind when he lost the Cup
at was agreed in Ramp that he had bartered
it, He told Sergeuit Kincaid he had done
ex The eadei are metered ma - hie iVino.
sons) own .eootmt,and the b-eaeet
gabs were W be his 0071. The act w as
nest creditable to a Canadian rifleman."
day. Brasfield Convention when the repre-
A■ the appearance and efficiency id the
meal journal is. &broad, alm..et the only sentglive of the ''Eepo.itor" in calmer -
test of the prosperity of • locality, it sow
rests with the public, by properly sup-
porting the Sloe AL,e,convince the ovoids
world, that we indeed are (am with tenth
we claim W be) a lire and enterprising
community.
YMLaess eau ne Tur'tbardo I
The menu and malignant scowl which
gleans through the columns of the last
Expositor is its nat ird expression. We
are glad it has thrown off the musk of an
assumed courtesy end appeared in its
naked distortion. Like the cowardly
clodhopper, beaten in s fair tight, its
tactics are now W kick, bite and gough
its ant•gonist,nr even shoot from behind
a hedge. It gravely says it has no apace
to give to the process of "dienecting" the
Y.G. ant 11.111.7.
The Cuunoile et Osey and Mbrria hare
mowed By -laws --the firmer to grant 8361
000 and the latter 835,000 loth. Hamilton
Mme. The Ashfield By-law W give 110, -
000 W the come 0b*t was advertised in
our last issue.1138,000is the sum proposed
to be given byTur•b.rr)}nd 118.00017
West Wawanvsh. 1a last Wanannsh, we
hear By-laws will ber submitted to aid
both this and the Loddon line, so that
the rate -payers am take their choice.
Ntw that the Central roues is again being
coquetted with by London, the New It.
is of coarse death an Heaulten. The end
is net yet.
vieuggito •man andaninfinitesimal party
of non, who haus nothiag in common
with the nw.j.mty of the Convention,
pror'tjmed R..bt. Gibbons not to be "his
choke°. Again, we remind the Reform-
ers .fie North of the baleful look with
which,in subserviency to another man,
the resp representative of the Expositor
an enuly cateahised Nr Whitehead
aboutatter with whish the questioner
moos* Iliad evidently the slightest pos.
Bible at+usintaneeand then when he
went hie, through his journal, in which
ee
h. , wto have such • love ter
Merit rooseded to pot arguments into
the N of the opponents of the
imam - nominee of the Blyth Refrom
Cony . That is "no party" jour.
.alam ! o on profess ardently to belong
te the y that seems likely to be in
power, von keep making yenned(
th•othegeothat ifthe former
he latter may not reject you
bastions. We are -thankful
.ndfather" was not "a wa-
ne one way and rowing the
agrees
recent criticisms .d the Sired. Quite I should
likely. There is no wriggling out of from its
the stacks in which it finds itself ig- tthal out
nmmu iniuusl7 impaled, • jt•noun, en- Mheermoc'
deavoring as far as it dare to be recreant
to the reform party in this county. Rut
it would fain divert public attention I T}n•
from its humiliating position, by pelting 1 Acott
tis with the mud in which it find, its own 1 int
feet resting. it ha& not "time noir in-
clination," to argue, bec'anes it is already
buten is argument ; but it has any
amount of spate "time sad inclination'
to vend, like an evil-tooged behmnnger,
the dirtiest slanders Agatha the Signal -
Th Y' eel u announced to be in its
Acott C.ntentrr•
Englisho
emote.
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the post
Scotia,
hu gen
• ` 'g
"decodcnoe." We need only point in enmukd,dHd
reply W this weekly Wee e•'t the ;.goal oda :rt
their
the
fog the f
Pah, of
Though t
tion• �r
"tempo(
and bngh
o red -par
his genies
circle, awe
the first number of mer enlargement -
which u u large a lore, paper se pnb-
i;eheel anywhere in the 1Dornininn. N 4
th preached to of oar "w.Ding influence
..dc.rtailed civmtlati°.." W loathe
.0140.4011 of knowing, and being ►hle
to prtne,th t unsolicited by 'ldnimmmi
our friends are loyally tallying mend us
mid that nor "cirewkane." i. larger 10 -
reavores tjajuat&year no; rhe
Hats, Fur & Wool Felt Hats
t LSO. Silk sod ClothCaps, of the latest Styles and Paneros for spring wrar. Mom of
.
,kin $took W bola made specilla 1.0 sty order, sod ea 1 claim to bore a thorough
nowledce of the RAT and CAP business will he able (with the large and varied stock 1
have a lend lied an continuelly receiving.)
TO PLEASE THE EYE AND FIT THE HEAD OF THE MOS?
Fastidious, hod at prion that will defy competition.
Ooderioh. M.reh lit, 101.
W. M. SAVAGE.
OPENED THIS DAY AT THE HAT CAP AND PDB STORE
Ot
W• M. EAAL. VAGtr1131.
£IiI Z.I V'lt,L1•
RAIL0ATI.-The grw•t .ILektsessat
that ever prevailed are any trpie -ill this
placer now raging and 1. all about tnrl-
ways the rw* rogway i• b tlho month
ef every one. All along the Duple in
and around this place were strongly in
favor el the Losdou scheme in ted 1
behove it leas then it first originated as
the Amboy villeitissproposed this scheme
whets the happy people et W roister were
as sum of the T.e.t.te, Grey and Bruce,
it was proposed by the people of this
pier for the perpsee of getting railway
oominu•icatemand to sunt •atop to the
Tmunto one, as they will know that of
Waster get a mammy it was net at all
V•kteHist they amid ewer pt one.
Brat when the Toronto died mut or at
least &banded the proposal of eosin too
m
Wrsu.ter, the Londete• tent held of
our scheme and sent delegates W differ
neer porta of this tidies SeM►fL-the•
•deo in es,weM-
w"old get support they retul.ed hese
with hilliest confidence that they would
gat the necessary support, and atter a
great number ot meetings they ikated
their roma vu Seatorth, AialoyTille and
Winslow, foil the reason• that it would
be • better paying route also that it
would he o •user built route end that
they would got more Besuees than be
going by ('Lston although it would be
some no Ilea longer the people of this place
worked hard lar the teed, also the Lon-
doner., but •ben the people ct Hamilton
started their whims in opposition W
thein and held meeting through this
the Londoners withdrew from the
field like cowards and without prig.; ay
reasons cr telling their strongest support-
ers of the action they have new don. •ix.
rye' the birth of Sir Walter
.bated nn Tuesday, Ifoth
thrmglw.ulthe world, the
is the medium of inter-
ishmen and Irishmen were
is in doing reverence W
novelist than the sots of
wh,.e valeaandstreams
male clean* ground, and
Tidying memories. Toe-
d
ord Montreal, in this Can -
specially prominent 10
; and New York chose
•pfrnpriateone for lay,
Moue, in the
meet t, Sir Water'
no publicemmmemtnra-
land that trimmed the
to shine with such purity
not forgotten or tnhon
the more honored that
led ii tb.gniet home
• "wnnrland fury'
W1
The "1,: ro wuryhi of
Stammer Hats & Caps of the Newest
The L,Z. al. asu.ay.
TMS IT -LAW VOTED 111 5Tarasw.
Eater, Aug. 18. -The vote on the
Stephen by -lar at the close of the pall
was 241 Nr, and 11 against it.
Railways everywhere in Frame an
choked by tbtenormone quenteme of the
Me. The Western Railway opens its
stations for n ercbadue *my ones tuten
deli.
ZIIAtUH. ,
M* u'.oni*L.--Thetun-lusingpartirf
the community have been in canteen's for
some time peat in the anticipation and
colebsstion of themarriageof a unique
andetruigely matched couple, which kik
plan jos Tuesday the loth inst.-Yoar
carrespandeotbeingtutim•tely acquainted
with the fats of the ease, you may rely
In receiving it correct statement iu the
form of • simple narrative as follows: -
The bridegroom who has for sometime
been • resident rat this locality, had, it
&spoofs left behind him in tho fatherland
• sweetheart who of late years beams in the plan to b they deadliest foes.
peculiarly essential to ourheto'aha reset' They •m determined that they .belt
- so much a, that of late he found that aver build • mined through Korth
he might as well endeavour tudowitho an Hunm and .Iso that they will do all is
his daily allowance of '.Lager Beer' (an their icer tut the 1omilbn need so 1
idea utterly prepeeterowjas W live longer Po
happily without her. Ao, as rumor huh it 17 to all narti. go on end vs who
in meroantil terms i will thus give it to steed by and watchwill see who who will
you. He ordered an agent in Germany pin the day. The email of Grey has
to have her carefully packed and shipped submitted a By-iaw W the people ram -
to his address by Es prem C. O.D. or by ing 1/315i,") to1h.WeeYn�aOn: nd
parcel post (!be latter assertion i .m in- one of 30,1+00 white the poor Louisville*
dined to disbelieve).' Rumor sometimes stand in the nearground, legging Nie
taken for its �worth; thus. unit i_I,- eo this ver Township W grant o thm • se.tiosol
STYLES IN •GREAT VARIETY
pm7RY O�Pw
O.derieh 4Sr.l flay. 1871.
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"•Vanier Letter .A..
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE,
1. healit.1 . war.. .soy d r. wort, to mo.e11.00ear osasu.1. 1 11e to gat .set .
of der,
aW ran. I.Rhlrr ..�., ,., ..r Mr Rhuttar $50 i5 1111.e0N.
t.rne. • L...»r 4104..-1.lei . hoerle..4l. TAW any .••11.. o..nun.ter.d on tae rent-00st. A. a4ret
nus.. .1..111 be luny', to .ahil.lt euc50.. and .pw,rrrrn• d wort, gas
u. r.,.,.. ,.dee, It.,.. w Lank. for .11 ..rt.et
FANCY STITCHING, EMBROIDERY,
.o Pima .ark 111 sato,.....rr.sted
l(. I:. -An art. at Macau.. .rle.r•d oil eb,rt..l astia Threads mad auraon. f•4 ni bless to t ce.
R. M. WANZER & CO.,
^S th Show -Wives next door to the "tligeii O@o..
0.1.001 A... ttq lot. 4
1
G McK}NZIE
Has Inwood, tit hos we Store. on
>E I[zsnkiltolu Street,
The, Stock parehased by horn from the
Insolvent Estate of
i■ gcittT by chat" they fununk this Mr JOHN HARRIS
route when they were almost sun of
They have put their cies heads is the
trap they have done what the Hamilton
wiahed them b. d.. and what their friends
in this platy nevar expected they have
went the far that they may return bottle
W their other occupation and give u(,
the idea of ever betide" • railway th rug h
Nnrtth Heron sod in after years they can
anima their children by tellicg them of
the "Castle in the Air" they once at-
tempted to Mold and how they fatlal
sim,oly because they attempted . tees
that they were unabld 4. fulfill or in
e ther words they wen sot the right men
in the right plash they were not Railway
men.
They refused 130,000 from Grey. and
123,000 from Monis. bit mw they are
quite willing W oaswpt m ..stissal Bomu
from Morrie of 170,000, she what a
°mange. From the it is evident that
their delay in not nosepling the offers
that they got were that they were trying
to make ea much as possible out of the
Townships, Rod in return were trying to
to see hew chap they could get • railway.
To them and their now scheme, i my go
an but they mast tear ire naiad that this
last ',slime hes turned their bed friends
she arrived in %wish, shortly after the Btmus of 20,100
worthy clergyman who was touuii them,
left ferGermany teseek a helpmeet in the
Olio of is fair Mecklenburgter. Mow,
such a misfortune would Imus disconcerted
even the patience of Jub, for t lout think
Hr. Editor that if Job had to wait for
weeks for a clergyman W marry Mm but
perhaps he might hers lost even hiedi,ine
patience and given way t.. despair. On
th. return of tie Rev. Gentleman • few
days agn the important •vent Wasflud W
to take plana no Tuesday the 16th lost,
when the couple, lib. all ethers in their
siluatidn hoped to drown their joy and
felicity in the cares and strifes of main•
reony-alae for neglected warnings and 111
taken advice. Despite all .pdea•unrs to
the contrary our friend prepared ea launch
his pigmy shallop un the treacherene
waters of thegnl'dmatrimony on whose
fdden rale has been wrecked the bppi-
of so many elf Adam'. tiMi. Areq
rdingly at an early hour they processed
to gather with some friend■, .ronin arm
ocsething like the revolutions of two
■ w orals men at the (ulyd of (.mbvde Pierw,
by way cf a arcuntons route threutth W.
Cerrieka log -yard to the Church dative
which journeythey wens ehanmr. by the
roman of the Viet.ria Mine who • mir-
which esu nn doubt well appreciated.
MI us. -.One of the deuesst mists that
was aver seen in this place bappwood this
mornida, it woe se flick that • porno
could dime's ad object 1011 frees th mL ft
esu .Ino very chilly ad had • very All-
owable smelt,
OOLBOANW•
iwroartm Sr,..a. -Mr. J. .f. Faber,
Of Colborne, has arrived from England,
with two young stallions, one lure and
semi. pig., all of which we have no
doubt will preys themeelyt gnat ac- s
quisiti.m. in this section andw.'rtny of
Mr. Fo4er s sound jetdgment ■t •
Mock breeder. We regret tri hear that
Mr. Fisher esu for 1 weeks tenons -
17 ill while io England.
TO
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Here Is a ehaaee to lase money
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rteta..u•.artsa eat ON n soared to
meas • Il.Ist...ew •r p•pms ter I sew.ellmor In
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TO CONTRACTORS.
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KINDS Of FANCY MOPES
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OFFERED AT LOWEST RATES,
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Smith'tts 13i11,
IFTININYrIToLILA% T111R8nlTION MOLT
1111. mos.. got neat. tos ratolved to
The Ego M Loads ter Tan*.
As we protniaed our readers, we mow
psblieh,feetheir benefit, the Let '.{Lards
for Sal- for TAaee. We are doing this
gretnorualy, in the interests of our sub-
scribers, and will not be able W'pare the
spies more than one nr tee weeks. l lnr
friemde will therefore please primer, • the • u 1.a• v mamma ma taut for
when the sale comes off- i ,now mom Am. tell. ■ rtOttai
,COST.
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A Splendid Chance
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M
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A large stock of ',toy description of
OFFICE STATICSEJIY
just received and selling lower than elan
ehere.
vet 1
R. m - An tart*. make Itt entre toll sed mottle.
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W*11 Papers,
;A Window Blinds.
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