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eats; she set rhea bar
she avoid list show her paw
talked 114,yeass squire of Seseige,
and termed ca -r the leaves of phono-
graphic alba* with • somaiegly ear*.
lass haat. lot John Triteness saw the
trembling, se her eyelid, the flesh upon
her cheek, SW sorrow and aims of re -
mat tears Mat lingered on her face; sad
it was Jae) otteery votes that proposed
dinner a: Oahe( to lila
'My dam. Lady Trowsvas.' soid,
'are we all )o starve bossism Whoa lus
lost his trap in the woods I Come let
es have darer; Ise dassrves to get his
cold for samies hems late.' •
'Mar ballot Imre met with sa mei-
&est r askaa the thookir's wife.
This crank eiMeei brought a quick
flush to Semmes bos, ss ale looked
tare) &Ober another.
'My grilfiecisr is too geed a rider talus
likely tio *met with us assileat,' said
Lady Tireileass, • little deer.
'Set hi- au Mies Tomo with hist T
said the irpolior's wife. lase is a yery
wild nderi I knew, for she has frigheme
ed adamiliv esesiag dove them kills
at • foram, gallop.'
'She disedinee to break her seek, if she
does that,' said the blur tied repave et
Bowie*. !Het ladies are never fit to
trusted etiih horses; they are &leafs
mod to A num would be 'ahem -
ed to horse, as/ gallop boa up-
hill, and as a lady dom.'
'Quits ' mid the doctor, in as na-
detour, . I wish Miss Varese would
nse the kip jest sow, and practise •
little of galloping you talk of; it
would better than keeping es all
waiting rot dinner.
'Lii4p ',einem would set wait a mitt -
lite for Witt madcap girl,' whisper*/ tho
old aisle.. 'It is tor Sir Hiluia ob.
her awkward don't you me,
to table without the sumer
,tio*q ASTalliflingell111
Law Clerk Wanted & Seeger.
feeders Welded -Win. Stirliag, Thos.
Welah.
Hoops. Hoope--Campbell Bros.
Sowing Marines, ke.-L.
Cherry Sale -Cameron Garrow.
56 to 520 per oloy-43. Stinson & Co.
Yonad-A. Sara A Co.
Stray COir-L, White.
Fellows' Compound Syrup of Hypo -
phosphites.
waits.
sittiog d
f the
At
mamma the aria hiuk of the
hostess mom the bell.
`Sensilthe dinner,' she said. Sir Hil-
ted is ddentaticas detained by sorsa slight
socidsliabospea
MOIL
. As 'rests walked to the dieing.
n wore exchanged and
aarmisetiteitted respecting Sir Hilton's
strange . Some of these Eleanor
overlsesed, end her ears tingled with in -
&punt pain.
At this party her engagement was to
have belga anamuiced, and her positthe
se Sir diatom's intended wife was to have
been acknowledged; ma fres such a
gatherthg of friends as this, brooght to-
gether tor such a purpose, ke hod chosen
to &beset himself, i& order to prolong
his ricae with Olive Varooe ! Unlaces
602110 11136ident detained Kin, his con-
duct lips as Malt, deliberately giveao
and it actitld only mean thot he had dis-
cover* ere it was toe late, the mistake
he kadartie ia offering his love to her.
Hut 'aner's heart swelled -hew her
veins ambled et the thought ! How
hong* was the tartars of sitting here,
to be ) st by these people, who
tate
could e re that her brain waa on fire !
'Air ' we you are ill !' exclaim-
ed tboadunt, fumy Mr. Vigo. 'Let nee
assist yea hem the Male a
Earner was leaning bask is her *hair,
deadly *le. She hod jest seen dir Hil-
ton'e rat dash by at e gallop. Way
had kerma home alone 1
les* Trowels& had seen hien alio;
but, dtltough s little pale, she waa still
stately tad calm; anti with instinctive
delicacy' and tact, Eleanor copied the
deineirear of the rostra.
'Mt doer Eleanor,' said Mrs. Maria-
towe,litervorly, 'I think yos had Ut-
ter go as/ lie down a little -yea look
so ill l'
The Grand Sinn&
The Grand Trunk Railway has always
been notorious for its encouragement of
through traffic W the detriment of local
trade. We have heard many ominous
complaints during the pest winter with
reference to this matter, and the dif-
ficulty of obtaining facilities of trans-
pnrt haa seriously interfered with the
businese of thi; section of country. grain
dialers having been obliged to hold over
dine stocks or stop purchaaing alto-
gether on account of the difaculty of ob-
taining cars. We caa also speak feel-
ingly en the sate** Ithe trainees ot
our canoe having Urn put bask by the
deity in fomenting material, our rap -
plies of paper havitig been on several
omissions from three to four weeks
awning from Hamilton, the delay hav-
ing occurred on the Grand Trunk.
We do not agree with the .0lobe and
other papers is continually finding
fault when there is really no good
reason for doing so, but there is no
douat that the Gesell Trunk, whioh
has received many favors from the
eountry, does not afford that aceom•
'dation which it should.
We clip the 'following 'remarks with
reference to this toad from a contem-
porary :-
" The Grand Trunk mum to be
willin to orein an unenviable notor-
Lair Pespeoling Itevegsgers.
1. Bubseribers wee ee sot eve (apron nonce to
the contrary, aro soandszedu wishing to coattails
their salisperipleass
2. It saboorthersorder the tosecratheaaace of area
tortemus vewspapers, the publisher er ;mullahs
ere say oestnnee sped than *sell al armors as
pled up; aad rellseribers are hakt responsible*,
all suinteers souk
R. If sulesernsers segloot or refuse to take the pert
edisais or newspapers from sae silks to whirl they
aro direeted, they are bold responsible till theY IMMO
settled thou Mlle. Needing aambere seek Ai May-
tag them la the 'ass, is sot suck sotto • doves.
Maumee as the law Tenon's.
lf salseerneors rano.. so other places without
leranweari the Pabliahler, and their periodiesis or
rs are seat to Us forms direatieas, they
ore Gso. P. Riowste & Co., 40 Park
Anw, and S. M. Perelman:. A Oa., 37
Tark RoW, are our only authorized Ad-
vertising Agents in New York.
flu dete oftsr fetch Subscriber's seams
on the address indieates the tints to which
Air Sebscription is paid. Them, "Pirtle
SMITE, I March 72,'' mutts that M r.
Smith's Subserietion peal up to lst
March and that he MOM front that date
Subeeribers will see it ta te tether inane
to mine promptly, os oar tones ar
$1.$0 IITHICTLI •DYANCE, otlwrwase S2
wiU be charged.
•
r wee so used to be oared for by
Joh) waves, that she was not stir -
t hen he cans* to her, and she
found herself quietly led trent the room,
and pieced on the drawing room sofa.
•Nior if you are quite comfortable, I
*ill nue and re waist is the matter,'
saahim411:. 't expect yuur wild cousin
has spill.'
'Reed kind you are, John !' said
Elesaori and her bine eyes swam in
tears; se she looked at him gratefully.
In tiro Osililltra John was back again.
'Dina be frightened, Eleanor, said
be. allied has been an accidest-only
a slight one; Hilton is a little hart.
Thee madcap girl has besa jumping
hurdles and running ream with kiss, and
in deariag • kirdle his hoer swerved
and Vataw him. He is at farm house
a feint's. off.'
1 4 Olive t' said Eleanor, faintly.
a Olive is sot hurt,' replied John.
'Do poill feel strong enough, Eleanor, to
come alas* carriage with me to fetch
Hiltoo V
Ebro, 'prang from the sofa instant-
ly; abe 'understood John's words too
ema.: Wive was there ley Sir Hilton's
side; Olive had her place; Olive was
tending him with her inlet/ion" smiles
mutate:oder word'. Yes, she would be
ready to go in a moment. Once more,
how: good, and kind, and thoughtful
Iota was :
As the carriage was rating essay,
Joke returned to the dining -room and
widgesd the news to Lady Tree/area.
Huron a said the eld lady„
wriattate disband gratefully. Her grand-
son ise hurt, perhaps dangeranaly; and
yet'she seed, ''nank Heaven!
John knew why; she kid fanned tkat
Sueirpti and Olive Vance had eloped
( To be continued.)
Chinit Truk IsillrsY•
rime
steam barge Mary R. Robertson how also
taken a cargo fee the mine destination.
CLZAWINO CP.-Tbet Court Hoar
Square was cleaned up ea nudity un.
der the direstion of the Street Inspec-
tor, and presents quite an impend ap-
wear. A neerther of trees Ur been
set est teacup the lavas.
00101111011 STATION
Trains leave as follows, -
.7.00 a. m.
Express 1900 " "
Mizell 12 30 p. m.
Trains are due ss follows,-
II:press . 2.00 p. m.
Kier . 5.10 " "
Lao 41 41
Kea
Subscribers will confer a favour' by
notifying us of sny irregularity in the
delivery nf their papers.
We shall be glad st all times to nosiye
items of losal news, reports of meetings,
accidents, or July incident of istereet
either in the locality where it occurs or
to the eounty at large. Such matter
may 1m sent at thereto of one cent per
oz. if marked Printer's Copy snit not
sealed. To erre publication in any
particular issue it shonld reach the
office not later than Monday evening.
_
Wain .Signal.
Znorressfol 7sy.
no Right Hon. Sir John Macdonald
headlines meter of a series of resolutions
to lia introduced in Parliament is the
basis oa a Bill to give an increase of pay
tont* reetaben of tke Civil Service. It
is gored to add $2,900 per anima to
to salaries of Lieutenent-Okeramen;
tweinty per ore to the sakindes of
JiArea of the Supreme Court, mid a era -
regrading mai:item to the mbar of
Carty Judges -all to tre Mine from
the first ad Jan teary. The remeinesaliee
of weir' afParliament aad lienstessfor
the* pliemisase limed at $10pwr day
for s et thirty days, aid ter a
beyond that time the
indep am et 000 sod ao mem; the
S pWner eeleries to lie SCOW Imo ItsanaL
Am appropriation of WWII is asked ter be
offer the readjuaisneet ed the salaries
of eglogritet the &are ;$5,000 to readjust
task "MAO to readjust the =an
the salcriss 1a the House el
earmate threugluot Canada, dating
frees Ihe first of Jaaaary last. The
loatasil4 ss the substasce of the reeolu-
tisis whack are mot expected to gall forth
sottish. opposition.
iety, ty throwing obstacles in the way
of every undertaking that cannot be
made subetcliary to what they appeor
to consider their own monopoly of our
inland transport. When brought to
book on this charge in parliament,
they are graciously pleased to deny
the- impeachment in so far as it refers
to the Pacific Railway, but • say noth-
ing with respect to the Northern (of
bec
COMPLIMINTAST SUPPIllt.-Mg. C. G.
Dyed of the Bank of Mosareal. was
entertained at a supper, al Binghsm's
on Monday evening, as a compliment
for the troaale he has takes as Secretary
of the Albion Literary Club during the
past winter.
Berrie Issracnow.-The Mad, in
an editorial, approves ot the 010TO re -
Gently Mei:token! to retro 1 better grade
of butter. and for the inspectios of that
commodity. It (also advocates the em
tabliehment of butter factories on the
same principle as cheese feeteries.
GODERICH, iity 7, 1573.
One FlAhrter.
Ottewa) and the Ontario and Qua
lines, leaving it to be inferred tkat
they are doing their best to prevent
Sir Hugh Allan from negotiating the
loans for those lines. Should Sir
Hugh fail in these eases, the pedaled-
ity is that we will be indebted to the
G. T. It. for such failure ; and yet
that compaay are at the present mo-
ment beating favors from our parlia-
ment, to enable them to carry on their
business with even a show of life sad
activity. Canada has borne a great
deal with and from the dread Triink
and ita thirdly officials, lint certainly
has no right to grant further - favours
to strengthen an autocracy at Canadian
Rail ways."
The annual report ef the Marine and
Fisheries Department came to hand a
few days ago. Frem it we learn the fol-
lowing particulars respecting thcffisheries
of the Goderich Division, wkich extends
from Kettle Point to Point Clark on
Lake Huron. The yield of fish
follows: -
White Fiah
Trout
Hareem
Pickerel
Coarse Fieh
Witt It Do Mast.
It Appears that the How. Kr. Seen
ialime to three's the Crown dues oa
semagepine timber, set or maaracturod
Lathe Unser Arid, frees 1st May.
Met is, Mr. Sort is going to levy an
ail areal tax ott Ike Ottawa lumbermen,
these very mem wham the Tories mart
leg late sold hared to. lf Scott is
the agent of these lembensea,
memo this to bathos, or reitbar is
fell peel that * *facial sets am
pirfesessid so impartially that !they fall
equally ea all patio with whom the
Crowd Leeds Doperunmst busiaess
it:alc4tut ever this does mei pious
tie pxa. The Med, which
y ea therm of $213S,000
at Ottawa, thew
els at as isereass hi the reweave of
It peeing. isereased
twilit", Sir Jobs, sad soademus any in -
awake ef the rerrease se Orrin Won -
earful jearael, the Maik-ffeesiftra
Tiscit
Wel
3329 barrels
1276 "
64 "
124 "
285 "
-•-••••-••-.1111
Huaront Gaeorro-We Mem that
the sum of $20,000 has been glowed in
the supplementary estimates ito build
docks at Goderich provitted the town
grant, a like StMl. $6000 is to grant,
ed for the improvement a Po* Albert
harbour and piers.
Ora Tow:a-We would ter at-
tention to the article in to -da s issue,
taken from the Detroit Union,. setting
forth the edvastages cot Cleaselch as a
summer resort. We have a few spar.
copies of this issue, se that parties 4e•
sirous of oletainin; • copy to send to
their friend may de so.
DAN 0111110 US. -The SICILY &CODS W1111 re
building operations are going en, on the
corners of West Street and Mamilton
Street are very dangerous for pedestrians
at night, especially as the sidewalks are
is a bail oonclitioa. The prepristors
should bo obliged to pier a light in such
• manner as to were passers by.
Fool:seta-This game is tnow in-
dulged in on the mann every even-
ing. The exercise is good, bat we think
it might be carried on without ao much
foul and profane laugusge. We have
heard severs' complaints and trust a hint
will be 'sufficient to put a stop to it.
Care should also be taken not to injure
the shot* treee, especially then reeently
ptanted.
SANITARY COMMITTEE. -What has be-
come of the Sanitery Comnattee ap-
pointed by the Council some time ego f
They onght to he at work for there is
plenty far them to do It is time yards,
oellsos, aad other places where filth and
decaying matter is deposited were being
cleaned up. If this is sot attended to at
once the public health must be seriouely
impaired, and perhaps an epilemic may
be upon as.
audiences. On the following ev ad
delivered • very interesting lectie to
crowded houses, en the "Mitinneth
Cave, Kentucky." The colleetood taken
up at these meetings amounted so the
hendeome sum of $32.14. -Reporter-
ltrOASel . ;
.
MILANCEOLY Jarmo.- A nreamcnoit
affair occurred here ou Titursiey last,
Mrs.Ridley, of the towaship Grob
drowned three of her chairs* in tie
rivet, while sup.ioud te us -
der • fit of temporary She
berself,
es, of
op the
afterwards attempted to drew
bat wee reeend• 11
Brussels, will held an ieciu
bodies a tke shildren.
Weights sal Mssenres.
A Bill is before the Dominion Parlia-
ment which makes sonie important
changes in the laws regulating weights
and measures. It provides that from
the litt January next grain and other
commodities for which so many pounds
sre now allowed to the bushel shall be
bought and sold by the eental and parts
of the costal. The gusging of casks
hes been abandoned, end the following
rause, providing for inspection, has
been adopted initesd :-" From and
after the dar proclaimed as kerein pro-
vided, as that upon which the provisions
of this Act shall take effect, it shall not
be Liwful to deliver in a cask to the ppr-
reser of any merchantable liquid that
has been put into such cuk in Canada,
unless the capacity of the cask in which
the delivery is 'made conspicuously
stamped or otherwise marked in gallons
and parte of gallons on one of the heads
thereof, by a duly authorised inspector
or gauger in such raanner as rnay be pre-
scnbed by regulations made under the
authority of this Act." The new sys-
tem will be a great improvement, and is
• step towards an international system
of weights and measures, thougk it will
no doubt cause a little confusion at
first.
Total 5078
Value $36,737
The report goes on to say, "These
fish have Leen sold partly in Cal:liaise
and portly in the American marketa.
The summer fishing especially was very
good, and on the whole the fishermen
have reaped • good harvest; raost of the
fishing, however, was done before the
very stormy and rough weather of the
fall, when nearly one half of the nets in
dna dive/dolt was destroyed, and scone
of the fishermen had the misfortune of
haying their fleh-houses. washed away
with all their contents, by the water.
The fishery laws Peeve been well ob•
served during the past season, and no
cases of •iolation are reported."
The report states the member of men
employed in the fisheries at Godeeich to
ae 48, vales of boats, sets and material
employed $10,300, gill nets used 153,290
yards, total value rof fish caught $20,992;
and at Hayfield, sun employed 18,
valued boata, nets $3200, yule of
&et used 37,750, total value of fish
taught $6,784. With the exception of
Kincardine, whose fisheries are abut
equal in extent to those at Hayfield,
and River an Sable sad Bounquot
which employ quite a number of heads,
the fulmar at the ether stations on the
lake are comparatively limited.
Some of oar roasters are no doubt
aware that Mr., one of the
goverment fishery overseers, has been
eagaged in expenpasnang at his es-
tablishment at Newcastle, with the view
of introducing and seelirtising salutes
in our inlond witted. In 1872 he made
aa experiment with reference to Lake
Sure°, the details a which will be foand
in the follewiag extract from his report.
=tel. 1
-.--. 11'
Rtthewee.-Yesterday afteitnooll a
teem belong* to Mr. Stephere Deems,
of Goderich towaskip, while gqing aloud
Albert street, desiring a waged iu whir
were his wife mother and isfant, the
lines being in the hands of Id mother,
i
took frigid aid nth sorer, an just op-
posite Shopperd it Cooper's, struck a
post and upset the waggoenr,e4hrowing
tbe ladies and child und th, the
teem, at the 1111110 time strikina another
pest, and stopping thud. F unstely
lert
the infant escaped Unhurt, an the ladies
only somewhat bruised; no bo MI broken.
-Nem Era. mum_ . ,
Comm, Illarnace.- -The ;Municipal
Comma of ;the Township of ;Polborne,
met as a Court of Revision in the Town
Hall, on Friday, April 25th 1873.
Present, the Reeve in the *hair, and
James Symiegton,Alex. Malley, and H.
J.Nott, Couscillors.
The minutes of last meeting and also
special meeting were read aud appeal, -
ed.
There boils( no sppeels thereessment
roll was exanined ay the Comma and
accepted as Correct. t
Purulent to petition of W. Robertson,
the Council met at Gales Point, on the
18th April, aut declined taking any ac-
tion in the [matter and ow/firmed the
present travelled road, also E000D31310Illi-
oil the parties interested to., settle the
"exiiseestime disagreement betvelam them -
Moved by H. J. Nott, wielded by J.
Symington, that Patrick IlliaManue be
mode the following offer, viz : $150 and
the old road for deviation of aped on lot
10, Lake -Rola, west, and if be dnes not
accept the abovernentioned offer, the
Council will take the recessary steps to
neon the iroad es the law directs. Car-
ried.
Moved by H. J. Nott, rounded by
J. Symington, that a by -lay be passed
granting tke front of lot 6, oclecessies 2,
knows as the original road allowanot, to
Isaac Fisher, an& that a by-law be pass-
ed for this purpose Carriedi
Meer and seconded, that'll* request
of the Trustees of Samuel Ste4en No. 6,
to borrow money to build a tool house,
lie granted, and • by-law bei passed for
Account of Job Browncei building
the same. Carried.
steps over cemetry fence ; ered to be
Account of Peter Fisher, ilir repairing
paid.
culvert, ordered to Im paid. I
Moved by A. kaiak sec -
ended by H. J. Nott, that' aoy person
wishing to conmente tteir Statute Labor
at the rate of 75c. per day, try do so by
paying the same to the Pathpaster wheel
warned to perform their lab&r. and a by-
law be passed for the same. ' Carried.
Attention from' several ratepayers of
the village, praying for pnvilegoa con-
cerning ststute labor, was read and laid
over until some flaure meeting.
Moved by Jan Trick, eseoneled by
W. IL Venty, thet the Treasurer be in-
structed to wait upon the Couscils of
Stephen and 1JabOrne and request them
in the name of thli:1COueeil, to remit tho
tavern and shop nee fees "collected is
5
this village for present year, and
that a copy of th metion be sent to the
said Councils. Owned.
Movedgby Jes Pieria seconded by
Eared Drew thr the Treasurer be re-
quired to give two bondenen approved
by this Council in the sum of $2,000
each. and also his own bond for $2,000,
to be present at the nut meeting of the
Council. Carried.
Meese W. H. Verity, seonnded by J.
Pickard, that the Council do now ad-
journ until Monday, April 28, at 7:30
o'clock, P. M. Carried.
CoaascrioN.-Capt. West desires us
to state that he did not leant the stesm-
er Atiantic es account of the appoint-
ment of Capt. Williams to the command.
Capt. West was sur authority for the
statement we made in a short paragraph
a couple of weeks ago. A s it *proses he
either spoke so as to convey a wrong
impression. or we mistindentood
we give him the benefit of the correo-
tion. He state. that Williams was not
appointea captain for some time after
he (West) left the vessel.
PIZSONAL. -We find (the following
paragraph in the Petrolia Alipertieer and
Sadao/ respecting a gentlemen who has
recently tem* to reside in our midst, -
" Mr. F. Mason who has for some time
filled the position of exciseman at this
place has leen removed by the Inland
Revenue depsrtment Goderich. While
losing Mr. Mason, we sed kis many
friends in Petrolia are glad te know tkat
the change is for his benefit. His genial
qualities, obliging disposition, and ef-
ficiency as an ems* offizer have won for
kim golden opinions whilst st this
place."
Queen's Counsel:
From corregoondence betwees the
Minister of Justice and the Colonial of-
fice, which has bre laid before parlia-
ment, it appeal -althea the Lieut. Goy -
senors of the Novena provinces have the
right to appoint Queen's Counsel. Sir
John's interference therefore with the
appointments made by Mr. Blake's gov
ernment was arrogant and unwarranted
lewsit s "In addition to the &ben)
I also selectee! a poiet near
Mount Forest, en the Seugeon _River,
',kir empties into Lake Huron at
Samisen, with the object of carrying
eut, if poseible, the exprizaent of in-
t:caring sad acclimatimag salmon in
the waters of our great island fresh
water seas. This journey presented un-
usual difficulties, requiring extraordin
ary exertions to overcome tkem. First;
carrying the fry en water cans te the
railway ignition; then, after reaching
Tomato by rail, Laving to wait at that
any to exehange front the Grand Trunk
line to the Grey and Bruceread,aportion
of watch near Mount Forest being nn -
ballasted at the time, made the passage
very rough imbed. Upon arriving at
tbat village, long after night, I was com-
pelled to a oeuveyanes in order
to carry e cans (some eight in number)
to some point th the river, where they
read be placed in safety during the
atskt, gad where the fry would become
refreshed fee the relied journey next
iseraing, Then taking them ea again
ever a very rough road. hy carriage
through • pelting 'torte to their final
destination, was a work of great eifla
salty as& anxiety. Nenwithstooding
all tbis, the greater number the liah
true conveyed safely and deposited in
the Sanger River some at Mount
Forest sad the bailer several stiles
further down.
It is to let hoped that the results of
the experiment may prove satisfactory,
sad that by planting them superior fish,
is water, from which there is no may or
direet moms to the ses,the7 will become
matoralized and asehnistasod thereto,
and produce Waseca' lts to the in-
habitants of this the country.
Ise seteatiffe • of it may also
retractive in
salmon
thee their
semarreing
Bream River
a
1Ittgauagoialare Witase.-A some -
rodeo 4 do Agog How elite.: As-
ideai eadliosoiel slimiNolgeb es the delay
or Mr eve, am isTwed the rag rasa, red
tore, IN., aro sem dillests to extirpate
vibes, day ogee get possamisa of the
lead, as *air wee& AS semeasees re -
Mil it the sea eoverel rows before
thestel trosolieg otter
seldeatien le Seabee* way and
the eelfg war ee demi do SIM
they one ippegps Is
via sass ellteeeeile, "se awe
yeses it-gieuel seee."'
As ire sees lie maim tits
their seep waft Mot these
eels& Itsesiglietedoesells
tier en* were erouStiela
She Mow is het
mos nit •Ilts ob. et lee=
et tree& ail
se ea elesseS sieline
eat iberiebodb= et it.
-411. .411•10
Insolvency Ad -
The House of Commons has affirm-
ed the advisability of continuing the
Insolvent Act, which expires ea the
1st of Septemlser, for another year
.k Bill will be introduced for that
purpose, and the Goveroment promise
to take up and deal with the whole
question of insolveney mut session.
one .•
11011111 07 TEX WIIZZ..
CANADIAN Merril LT. -The May num-
ber of:the Canadian Montkly has come
te hand. The follower are its con-
tents :-Our Now Provinces :-British
Columbia, by Lieut. -Col. Coffin, Ottawa;
Msnitobs, by Prof. Braes • Winnipeg;
Sonnet, by James R. LOwell; Little
Dorinn, a Fenian Story, (ceatinued), by
Leuiss Murray; Renunciation, A Poem,
lot
by Alioe Horton; A Wirepu r of Kinge;
The Captain of the Northfl , A Poem,
by Gerald Messey; "Wha4 Capable
Luxury 1" by Goldwin S th, M. A.;
Spring, A Poem. by Rev. 1 . EL With
row, M. A. ; Current Events; Selections;
Science and Nature; Current Literature,
Book Reviews, &c.
CONTICTZD.--011r readers will re-
collect tke circumstances of a murder
which took piece in the township of
Bruce on the 17th March last. The
cause of the qnarrel whir produced
this disasterous result was a fight be-
tween the geese belonging tie two neigh-
bours, which extended to the children
and was taken up by the beads of the
families. Five men were arrested and
were placed on their trial et, Walkerton
last Tkursday. Jaines Johnston was
found guilty of murder and sentaneed
to be hanged on 3r4 July, an/ Jas.
Best, Arthur Bost, John Kerr and Ed.
Johnston of manslaughter Land sentenc-
ed respectively to three aid two years
in the penitentiary and twelve and six
months in jail.
StecileY
Neu lasostiza throcre-Mr. Wm.
Peek, of the township of Stiutley, left on
Wednesday sae:ming last for Ingland
Of horses
We believe it is . Peek' iatention
annex back with ea • na
d th
.
Co c scit Mitaretwito--
cil met squant ho edjourn-
ment, at Dry s Hotel, .est tatitutdar,
the 2tith init., a 2 o'clock, P. M.
All the members present. The Reeve
in the cheir. Minutes of last miring
read and approved.
A petition sigaed by Win. Eritt, and
84 others, prayiog the Council to submit
a by-law to a *cite of the ratepayers,
granting • bones of 515,000 to the L.H.
& Bruce Railway.
• petition react from John Eason and
23 others. asking the Council to grant
aid to • poor Iridowed W01111113 named
Mrs. Keegan. ';
; A letter readI from the Clerk of Fis.Y.
a issolution a! the Council of Hay ree
:save to the tbalundary lam of Hay sad
Stanley. i
Moved by Gaerge Anderson, seconded
by Themes hirepson, that the; by-law
aow road betubniated to the ratepay-
ers of the Township of Stanley for a
bonito of $16,000, to assist the London,
Huron & Brno, Railliney, fawn the city
of London to Clinton and be Published.
, •
according to lap. Lost. .
Moved by lar. Woods, seconded by
George Castle, hat we confine burritos
1
to the graut art inally made toeiultmovill-
meat on the s th boundary line fur
18731 Carried:
Mord by Dr. Wooas, secor.ded by
George Andereon, 'that $20 be granted
to Mrs. Kansa toviards itnproving her
house in accordance with the prayer of
the petition in I her favor, to be expeotte
cid tinier the it:emotion of the Depitty
Reeve and Dr. ;Woods. Carried.
Moved by Tkomes Keys, seconded.hy
George Castle, 'that tbe Trustees of 8. S.
No. 3, receive the •surn of 51, for the
&cheviot 'house at noinination, for 1872.
Carried. .
• Moved by George Anderson, seconded
by Geo. Castle, that we adjourn to meet
again at the sante place this evening at
6 o'clock. Cacriel.
The Council re-aasenthled at 4 o'clock.
All present. '
Moved by George Anderson, seconded
by Thomas Leys, that Wm. Logan be
required t,o era the road allowance
granted to hint in lieu of oth original road
animism, in tango M. of this townelap
betweer. lots 5 iand 6, and that the Clerk
leery' a eopy og. this motion on him. Car-
ried.
Moved by George Anderson, seconded
by George Castle, thot the amount ask-
ed to be grantod at last meeting.of Coun-
cil to aid the louden, Huron & Bruce
Itailroad, viz : 515,000 -be induced to
510,000, and that calculations in said,
by-law be mde accordingly, alao that
tbe vote on said loy-law be taken on 8at-
orday, the 31sit day of hf ay. Also that
the necessary fhanges be made, and thst
the by-law es changed be, and is hereby
adepte4, Carried.
Mend by Ileerge Castle, wended by
Thomas Keys, that this Council do now•
aeljonrn te Meet as a Court of Revision,
aud for other geueral business, at Var-
ua, me Monday. the 26th day of May, at
2 o'clock, P. M. Carried.
Wm. Piumaarg. -
Oath.
, 1
Cone-
It is stated that a m assure to admit
Prince Edward Island 2nto the Confed-
erstioin will be pseud before the House
rises end that next session six members
from that province will take their seats
at Ottawa.
The International Exhibition at Vi-
enna was opened on the 1st of May with
great eclat.
The rumors of threatened holism dif-
ficulties in the North-west appear to
have been instigated br the Budges Bay
Co. for selfith ends. They are stated tie
be without foundation. It is said •
fight took place on Canadian territery
between Indians and American settlers,
in which a number of the latter were
trilled.
The Ontario Government have com-
missioned Mr. Edwards, Secretary of the
Public Works Department, to preeed
to Lon4on and investigate the charges
brought Kennet Rev. H. Cocks. We
will soon have tke truth of this matter
and whether Mr, Carliag promised Mr.
Ceicks an appointment.
teed le
IA sal -
1
prove
@Wolin the quads.,
OM be eseliatotood te
sok& wawa I
this esperimeat est
fbr went years to
We trust Mr. Wilmer. further ex -
primate will prove somessfulotod that
is a short time, our fishermen, which
add se mock to the wealth and impor-
ting, of thaplace,will be able to include
mimes ia their ship:emu of fish to
aorket.
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LOCAL Sti'W'S
imeememooemeeeseemeeiveemoweve
Aerotirrusra-Mr. John Essen of
Hayfield has been appointed a Notary
Publie for Ontario.
Zurre.-The Goilerich jail is with-
out a angle occupant. Well dose
Huron.
Tax DISTILLSZY.-kfter mano delays
the distillery of Messrs. Fitzhenry and
Nichol commenced operations on the
10th of May.
lesearnore or Burma. - Mr. E•
Graham ,has been granted der in-
spector. His duties will
Olive VARC011. -We publish :"•finc.na
the 1st of May.
chapters of this story to -day. Peruse
wishing to obtain it complete shore
subssribe tit once.
Mcincet Sootat..- I Tempersooe
Musical Social will be held in Crabb's
Hall on Tuesday evening aut. Ad-
mission 20 cents. For pareicalars
posters.
Tit Saris SPILAT.-This steamer,
formerly on the Goderich and Sarnia
route,has been purebred by the Messrs.
Dailey of Terouto, for some 120,000.
She will run frem Toronto to Lowistos.
Lioirrnoc an SvaltliT.-Would it not
lermeartmle 6...thrf I:mistreat:rat "Piths:0 Wit
et. from the lake and harbor, who wialt
to avoid the dust of West streak- Wood
by the heavy trails grin it.
I. 0. 0. F.-Tlis Oddifollows of this
town intend to haveputread plane oath*
24th inst. Tke bret from the neigh-
boring towns and v lag's are expected
to take part in it. it will be held on Or
grounds adjoining Wright's Hotel.
SALT Sairwarrit-Ths Booerviffil a
new propeller, laundlied at SR Catlagises
about ten days ga, mai Imam' "IC
Alt tor Chimp be Stoodley. Tim
STYLING ' S.
--
The following is a repo t of the re-
maining oars on the Anize docket,
which was tried before ledge Toms,
last week. The court did net close till
Saturdar, some of the CASS being very
leng, and even then the isittings were
protrected to midnight on several eeen-
ings.
Buchanan es. YOurol et .-Action for
damage caused by clefts pa ing out firs
last summer, which spread to alffp. land,
doing considerable damage/ to the lend
and destroying • .quantity of firewood
and bark. The farms of the parties si-
tup of Col -
number of
for the plain-
. The case
Moved mid seconied, the
give Widow Patterson 100
relief. Carri .
Moved ani seconded, th t the COUR-
Cil do now adjourn to meetagein OD the
let day efJune, 1873. Canoed.
Jolts McDoireou,
, Clerk.
Lseinger.
CDD Fatiewssir. -it bilge of Odd
Follews is about to as rganizei
Lueknow.
Brie/MAZY. -The office tif Mr. Hen-
drie, contractor for the Soothern Elton -
'ion of the Wellington, Grey and Bruce
Railway, was broken into aaout ten day'
agn snd robbed of some $60.
THZ RAILWAY. -Work being rigor -
°may prosecuted on the railway and the
adds consid-
'nese of the
at the road
CAITADA.
on the 13tbeof the present month.
nomanderi
rilig:ovsreePrnPail:CliatotrrisPali&stieeshlinitoAllre. retduruilito
itoas at once. owing to the Iodise scare
pretralent id: that Prorates. ••
4 1,000 pound bell is to be shortly
planwrImwontwirliteinoosigualaland in Lake Oats -
Mr. and !Mrs. Richerd Box of St.
atery's celebrate their golden wedding
keepers on lime a vigilance corumittee
thatititaka:pall
CHOLA
the Reeve
. flour, as
eye open for the tavern
turday nights and Sundays.
paid a visit to &radar
on Friday sigh blew open a safe in a
t447rte
drt goods approprieted 5240 and
dettarted unknown.
Whitbo d a destructive fire on the
1
2na of /6 ' he Merry weather steam
fire engin ,, a in did good service.
Olen Sou a fire the saute day.
b. °misplay of Canadian Litht Intent-
r'yer• medal. orders to leave Fort Gorry
for Fort lib ,to qiiiet the apprehen-
in those parts.
d black employees of Mc -
factory in Montreel had
nday 'vetting, resulting
the omnbatante getting
bruised.
slams of seal
The white
Aaams to
a tiet-to on
iaja nom
baldly cut
bnY
d tally
Oornwall
thishock
daly last.
?They hilt
thr vary at
arid their
this fair
100 lbs.
Sarnia
ineendian
have take
oftered
join each ether in the tow
borne. There were a la
witnesses examined, fiftee
tif and ten for the We
occupied two whole daysaand the jury
were out ell Wednesday sleet, return-
ing on Thuralay morning. a verdict for
the pita with 575 damages. Sinclair for
plff., Doyle and Gansu far deft. The
Judge greeted certiticate fer full costs.
LIttle va. Elliott-Actio0 for balance
doe on contraet.to build a' house in God-
eriah township. The cleanse was that
the work wu not done actiording to con•
tract, and was badly dont. The case
oecupied nearly two days and resulted
if
in a verdict for plff. for 115. Sinclair
for plff., Gamow for deft.
Morrison to. diforrieon-tAction on ac-
count. Tried without a jary. Verdict
for plff. for 5133 25. Sineleir and Ben-
son fee pita Doyle anct Flelmsteed far
deft.
Gimes vc meGowan -Action for dam-
ages fee amok of wamntry of a horse.
Verdict for pit for 5102.50. Garrow
for plff. Sinclair for deft. .
Adams es. Davis -This case was put
oft ;until the Cosintyll Ord Kitting. in
June, on payment of coats. Tke deft.
who was • material witness wee danger-
ously ill. Doyle for plff, Sinclair aad
Benson for iteft.
Robertson es. Deivieeo-Ramanet by
oossent. Gamow for plff. McDougall
of St. Marys, tor deft.
Hope vs. Heern-Reoori withdraw -n.
number of mon employed
'rattly to the stir and
village. It is expected
will be unipleted through Kincardine
about the first et October.
To as SOLD -Ties Can
rian Congregation in th
obtaird permasion fro
Presbytery . to sell • po
glebe lot. We pregame
will be used in aid of the
OPINZD rr. - A nu
streets have been opened u
are being erected in sews
them. In hied buildingrrations in
all parts of. the village mime to be
briak this season.
AN INTRILINTINO CAelli -A Ca80 of
tome interest was tried at te laat sitting
of the Division Court. he Directors
of the Agricultural Society were semi
for the emount of a pries offered for a
sheep in a certain class at the show lut
fall, the owner to waist? the directors
that the sheep had been pOoperly thorn.
The party twinging the faction would
have been entalee to a prize, but failing
to comply with the rule Pith reference
to shearing the prize w
he sued totem:over it. T
that the case was beyond
He keld that the directo
any rule they pleased
and it was for them to
premium should be paid
Sioux° Suowa-The f
prize list of the epring
Friday 25th April. The
tries was not so large usual but the
animals, especially the h a were first
class. Meters. Fraser & Mies of Tees -
water, exhibited some e (anent imple-
ments.
01033815.
lat. Win. Belas
Glory," medal presented
value $20; 2cd. Voter M
Napoleon," $5; Ord.
"Young Canadian," $4;
• Presbyte-
plane Lave
the Bruce
ton of their
the proceeds
w Manse.
ber of new
and buildings
pleas upon
H. McDonald was smi-
led at Paisley last we ek.
t andaCotean Landing felt
a earthqnake Widnes_
men in Wallueburg
ight from 205 to 208 lbs
gate' is 2,2a3 lbs, aad of
ve women that weight 1, -
pears to be at the mercy of
Several incendiery first(
Ire lately. The Mayor has
die miscrepatare. ward for the capture of
Mr: Andirson, the umatercial tray-
• r who icat his back broken in a tobog-
send at Montreal in the early
inter, efter lingering in a
PhelirlptIoeuf ob dition ever since, died last
lett treelike effect of his injuries.
LaeOere
The growth of the Independent Order
a Odd Fellow's ia Canada is sontetilaing
remarkable. From an abstract state-
ment issued by the Grant Secretary of
Ontario to tke3Let, December, 1872, we
Ind that the -number of Lndees ia suc-
cessful working order is 71; total num-
ber initiateit, admitted by card and re-
installed, 3,266; tctal withdrawn by card
and ceased mernbeeship by death and
otherwise, 572. Net inoreese 1,01M.
Menaleership per last report, Dec., 18710
8,955. Present setual metnbership.
3,646. The annual receipts of the lodges
amount to 525,299.44. Amount paid
out for relief 58,766.90. The average
mortality is shown to be 7 in 1314.
Rather more than one third of the re-
ceipts have been paid out for relief
This is • very gratifying exhibition for
the:order. end shows that ita permanent
prosperity is no longer a matter of ques-
tion. The Odd Felloits of St. Catharines
own a property free of incumbrence,
valued at about 515,900, and they pro-
cP°oel: arehoakiutaglffisu,000ch illaPmetre.""mIennisStraastawerdil,1
the Odd Fellosrs have eroded • block
cities the Members of the order also own
Tweryhichtleoetne bu$20ad,u1074., as other tetras and
Qv the enty:five volusteers entitled
be d
!start
rod at Fort (Jerry on the 1st
-seven remain in Manitoba
-enlisted, and the remainder
r home by the Harem road
e first ct next mounth.
, A turr
British C
eerthqua
u It
their in
, rfeceb
; A YOU
rim the
atid was
Oochras
Managed
seizing se
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1101Ira Of Pttb1/0 Wheel Tritstees.
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GODZ11011, 5th /say, lei a.
The regular meathly temeting4 the
Surd was 1301,1 this evening. eat,
Messrs. Passmore, Sweeten, Ferguson,
Simmer. Elliott, Bushonan and Kay.
Mr. Parson was ealltel to the chair.
The Prieepars report for April was
presented.
• request of Mr. Doves to lse allowed
to send kis children tor another school
than tho ward he lives bi, was refused.
TheCoatisgeotConimittee room:needed
that • well be dug ia the corner of the
Boy's yard and thot arta° repairs gad
alterations lie mode to Atoms and out-
buildings, SM. Acloptoil. ,
Leave of *Memo far few weeks es
los
soment of ill health, granted Of
Miss Aare Taylor, pro ed she furnish
a suitable sibstitrite. :
The follswing accounts were ordered
to he paid :--0. H. Perseus, bell 75e.;
j. a .F. Stay, sundries 606 60; D. For-
sooth suries__ $9.86 1 Star °Moe, ad-
vertising, IL
The Hord then snorted.
witkheld and
e Judge retied
jnrisdiction.
could make
such • case,
y whether the
r not.
lowing is the
nw held on
umber of en•
ng England's
y Dr. Garner,
ay's "Young
es Graham's
h. 0. It. Wil-
son's "ToTmantnyueorsnaw'w$3w4wLiw.
1st. E. I3aunt's "Le , Lorne," $3.
1st. Wm. Anderson' " Butterfly,'
ONZ TZAR OLD It:LLB.
$3; 2nd. John We,bh's Prince of On-
tario," 52.
—.Mee
CEuscs Orexpro.-Tbe Piesbyterian
Church, Nerth Kialeset Wag foresally
opened fog divine minim oe SaltbeAh
hat. The flew. A. Toledo preached able
sad eloqsaila disocanwrila the asoraing
sad attersose to hap $1141 sppeocitoitro
raster.
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SMOOTINo MATCH.-- rand shooting
match will take place in is village on
Wel 28th of May by co pany 6, 33rd
Huron Battallion. A letge number of
prizes will be given. jeapt. Howerd
proreas a valuable silvelt cup aed $5 for
&rut prize.
Hatfield 29th April, 1673.
ememsrare
ttederich.
ITS ADYANTAlleal 01 LOCATION AND CLI-
MATE—A iftizoorrrtn. ermine. RE-
SORT.
(Front 'he Detroit Daily Unita.)
NIARLY tie ACCIDRE
ago Mr. J. M. Howard
tape. He was in a li
an arch and two men
received at /f ew York from
umbta stelae that • recent
threw the banks of the Col-
e near Fort Shepherd to -
ch a urenner as to form a
gle across.
man named Walker, west
uskoka Falls on Thursday,
wned. Another man narned
who was also in the boat,
spring near the shore, and
wig held on till rescued.
The wiltieked Atlantic has been blown
up, but harvest of bodies the dm:
expected o get proved a failure It is
he two hiindred hodies have
sn ppose
been w to sea, or ground up by
the float* cargo.
A St Jlihn girl, Mies tfoGivern, found
her fath. ana • burglar struggline to-
gether i -the kitchen of the house. She
procure( a revolver and took commend
Of the s Mien. The burglar ceased
his fight , subitided, and socepted an
iinvitati to depart in peace.
The v ungest GOD of Mr. Peter Beim
propriet of the Brighton Ensign:
puny t years of age, died in • few
/minutes cn accidentally getting& screw
nail in s mouth, with which. he was
he doctor was greedily on
ha• nd b hes skill was of no avail.
I The kiln in connection with the
Bruce t Conmpay's stave factory,
kin vocaught fire on Thursday. By a
alentifu use of brine it wits kept under
w ed pre noel from communicating with
tbe eng -house and derrick, tintil the
:fire eng e arrived, when it was speedi-
ly exti ished.
Mr- n. Henry Lee, late Clerk of the
Privy nail, has retired after a con-
nection f 51 years with the Ciyel Service
of Ca a. He was presented with a
handso e testimariial, .consisting of a
solid si er tes urn, valued at 8500, as a
mark o the respect felt for him Ly the
membe of the Privy Council.
A ca r a few date ago was discherged
by the oprietor of a coal v ard, who offer-
ed by y of explanation that during
his thief years' service the carter had
failed dlearn anything. As Pat turned
he office he delivered the ta-
rtar/shot: "Faith, sue, and 1
ed one thino an,' thtt is
pounds matte a ton.
-
A Darraassura &MIL -One of the
masthead rending emcees* has ever tern
our lot to chrenide has Trendy taken
pia°, in the Township of Moron. -About
two weeks ago the wife of Mr. Hill Disk
WM taken down with that much dreaded
disease Cereltro-Spinal Meningidui. le two
or three days afterwards hie youngest
become afflicted with the same disease,
and died in a few hours' time Two or
threo days after this the second add
was carried off with the sante fatal pude-
dy. The children wore both buried for
the time, ote the farm. Mm. Dick sank
gradually beneath her terrible ailment
*unit Saturday last when; she became a
corpse. The two children were removed
from their grav.tee on Monday last, and
the three corpses were buried in the one
grave, in Kincardine. This distressing
ascurrence haa cast a gloom over the
family circle tast time will not readily
awe. Mr. Dick hal the heart felt sytn-
pethies the community.. -Review.
Why go to Sontag& springs,
or Europe% far off shore,
While bracing air and wators clear,
Coins nigh oilier very door:
Go with your friends in summer tinie,
Where Maitland's waters flow;
Where joyoue Oro id! from cities round,
Are wont to come and go.
Work without pley the hve-long der,
Is too severe a task;
The bow that's ever strung and bent,
Well quickly snap at last.
•
ahem gather ;one, flicn gather all,
At Maitlaada open door:
And cull the sweetest flowers, that
bloom
On old Lake Floraes Shore.
.-A few days
a narrow es -
kiln, building
re leti ing down
a hand barrow of limestone, when one
of the liandles of the creak broke, the
stones dropping with Ake velocity of
lightning, the rev/Ann
leg the men in all d
above souped with ligh
Mr. Heward's escape
scuPisova.usrse.1
is* to be brisk t is
street is alled with
building materials. M
has purchased the Zoe
he intend' to tear dew and erect a bet-
ter. It will be 57:40, three stories high
and furnished in tsir.Ajtest style. No
expense will be to make it the
hotel of Exeter. kir. iloward will per-
form the maeonry himself, Mr. Vesper
will do the carpenter week, and A. Louis
the painting. It will be orninenced on
the 5th of May, and bit'fiaish•d by the
letCowfuS"twinscio Mb:rm. e Council met
pursuant to arijournmeat, on the 21st
inn., in the Court Room. All the mem-
bees present ; the Rare in the chair.
The minutes of the previous meeting
were read sad confiresett.
Moved by W. H. Veeity, seconded by
jAgawneliewtorPit orejcsed'the preisentk" yearWill BiliCanleYiedbe.
The Reeve appointedGeorge flatawell
the ether Anthem, for the present year.
Moved- by John Trak, seconded by
Fared Drew, that Thetas. Staddon be
pomunetwdkeepeleyr_. J0CbanrriTrieed
Iblred Drew, that a by.ila'w"wpronhdiedliitinbyg
horses, mettle, pigs, ahem) and geese
from running at tarp en the streets and
commons of this rilhigei be dratted and
submitted to the Condcil for approval
and emotion. Owned.: ,
crank scatter -
es. The men
contusions and
he almost mir-
perations prom -
n. The main
k and otber
J. M. Howard
Hotel, ehich
Leith* above lines tuTicetnintrieliice
the reader to the town of Goderich.
It occupies elev•ted ground on the east-
ern shore of Lai is II uren, and on duel
south side of the atter Maitlaud, seed is
nearly SOO foot &bete the level of the
sea. The toe 11 contains liner 4,0,0 in -I
habitants. The streets are wide and
specious, and rodiate from the stately
Court House, which from its size, and1
the 'scant of the public grounds surd
rounding it, represents the most prom -,i
inent feeture of the town.
The saluarious a phere, duo to:
its peculiar locatio , has
some reputation as a dui
resort.
1 he harbor of Goderich, at the mouth
of the Maitland, is protocted by the peel
Meting bluffs, and is quite spurious, an4
easy of access fur vessels of every deal
cription, ,tich maintain dired com
.3
murcation with the ports rA the low*
andepper Lakes, during the season
navemecion,
Lithe Huron Cri the ideality of th
town, - has a sandy and gravelly teach
and except for the coldness of the water,
affords excellent bathing facilities.
Persons desinng salt -water bathing
oak now as accommodated, as salt bathe
have been fitted up and were enjoyed by
"lent Persons during the seuun of 1872.
The hotels are not on a par with the
genersl ateractieos of the place; and
those who imam the luxury of a fash-
ionable watering place, need not ro to
Goderich to find it; but good, Finite and
toholuorne fare can be had et prim Ord-
portionately lower than we find
more Impulse retorts. Outside of hot
and boarding honse acconimodatio o
several families from Chicago, St.' Louis
end Detroit hays purchased or built
summer residences, preferring to dwell
under their "own nue and fig Weer
while enjoying for a season the protec-
tion of the British lion.
Excellent gravel roads in tits victuity
Peoria special inducements to those who
eajoy the luxury of a pleasant drive;
and the disciples of Isau Walton mar
dad particular pleasure in angling, inas-
much as speckled brook -trout abound in
retest of the small streams in thus part ot
the Dominion.
The River Maitlend is rapid, clear and
winding and contribute@ in no smell de
gru to render the treaty truly picter-
"Kum The settiret san is here seen iii
his swivelled loveliness and beauty.
To ease upon the King ef Day ainkinf
quietly in Huron.' crystal waters, sad
to observe the forms of inimitable beau-
"' aad grandeur reflected upon the
Western nu, is to catch the richest
glimpses of the beautiful in nature that
this mundane world affords. II;
ble stimmel
iven the tow
to leas-
lowang
hare le
that 1,
A d
day I
G rand
the 27
.passen
over
Some
Jul in
woun
Othe
Qin
in the.
few ei
a you
years
ed wi
MOTS,.
propr
Ruin
land,
swath
J oho
berry
eter,
colts,
saw I
thro
op
had f
the
brok
inju
and
in
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AmthevAnNO FLIPPANCY.—Useful
Sister (to Oraamental Sister, who has
been 'bewailing the dulness et her exis-
tence for tie last hour): Bells, you're
th. ca°04 antisticat creature I ever met
in my life! -Bella (who &lean Ceti ant
of everythaag with a joke): !Veld Jan.'
If I am egotistical, at al/ events its only
about myself!
A literary gentleman %he hu tray -
that lwe di wdoicznftliethww hrno yl era wfowrwildilysseyfs
si• cannot be matched for personal beau-
ty.
Th
with
been
Ftoy
Lau g, Lake Superior. Matters pro-
misetdo be very active st that point dur-
ing tio arson. The village contains a
popelition emanated at ene thousan
A baek agency will be a great conreni.
erste die inhabitant.; and should the
plendincrease in importence as rapidly
ea many anticipate, the bank will reap
imponant advantages from their enter-
prise in being the first to step into this
new Sold.
ful accident happened on Fa-
te the Portland express on the
runk Railway. When passing
mile post, near Soixante, three
r coaches left the War and went
embankment forty feet high.
the passengers received druid.
aes, and thirty-two of the
were conveyed to Moutreal.
ere left at St. Hyacinthe.
an excitement was oneesioned
eighbouring village 4 Mitchell&
ago, on it becoming known that
holy of the village, about twenty
age, flume Fishleigh, had slop-
s bachelor of forty-five sum-
med Andrew Anderson, lusty
ref the marble works there.
mat that they have geee Scot"
he native land of the "gallant
Wednesdey evening, Mr. Wm.
n, a farmer residing in Turtl-
es returning home from Wrox-
ith hie team, a span of yoetng
e wheel id his waggon struck a
in the road, the concuseion
g him out on another log on the
e sole nf the rm.', by which he
r ribs hroken and also torn from
ne, likewise his collar bone
and the elbow joint very much
and the arm badly lacerated,
is mach injured internally. He is
fair way of recovery.
• Tiff MARK.BT8
04•000ien. May, 1573
weeei.-(tolle aoliol er it 0 1 is
wemocionea base_ 10 1 11
FInur.(par lel X 00 6 50
43.04.W hush ........ . lb 40 0 0 00
Pais!, bush t AS 0 65
Sarley1111 lash 0 62 0 12
Potatoes. bush 0 86 tir 0 40
p,wk, 1035 , 4 11.0 el 4
Hay per los 15 00 5 14 00
Chickens per pak 0 n • 0 30
Butter., t. 0 15 IS 0 111
Beer 4 A. 10
• 6 00 4 OD
Wend . k+0 3 60
Woul
Re.gs. dot (enpech81):. 16 a 0 1.5
gyptpsciol Telogreph lolls Niguel.
4.:010r.44, N.y, ISTS.
Wheat. (Vall)per bush.— 41 16 • 1 22
Wheat (norms) per bush.. 1 14 11 1 IT
flour, (per brl) 6 PI de 6
0 50 '• 0
Monetary Times says: We learn
essure that arrangements have
ade tn establish a branoh of the
anadian Bank at Prince Arthur's
OW. per bush ......
Pee e, per bush
Harkey. per le..ab
Petateee, per bush
B etter No. 1
'" No. 2
40 fre 0 42
0 57 0 BO
0 64 • 0 66
0 40 a 0 45
.0 14 • 16
0 no • 6 44
• No, 11 0 e 0 00
Etat, per dos. (uiapatueli.. e 11 o1 • (
• Seed 6 60 31 6 00
.1/ el 5 13 fee
1 00 IP 1 50
6 60 • 6 25
Shoop slims
Midst
Marotta, Nay, 6, 1073.
Wheat, (Pall) 11 10 " 1 15
Wheat, (Sprits) per bust._ 1 I/ 1 14
Flour, (pee kern
Barley, per leueh..
4late, per bash.
Peas*, per bush
Potatoes. per bush
Pork
Butter, Nn 1
No, 2 ....
" No.11
" 4
6 00 " 0 00
O " 0 5',
4 4: " 0 45
0 " 0 60
O " o do
6 (0 " 5 25
0 00 " 0 14
. 0 00 " 0 13
0 00 " 0 et
0 00 „ 0 05
E,cere nrces.namirsoi10 " 0.
II ides 4 00 " 6 00
Map 1. .12 00 • 16 Oil
wool t 25 '5 3
TORONTO MARKETS.
Fuer R -Fancy ta95,
super, $5.45 to 55.55•
Weser -Fall 51.25.
to 51.24.
OATA-42c. to 43c.
BARLET-68C to 70c.
Peas -67e.
Coes -49c.
Burris -New, 22c In 23c.
Caeass.-12 to 13tc.
14 -1 l.!
PORII—$18.50.
Groat excitement prevails in Sarnia
on socount of incendiary fires. Five
firesatave taken place there within cog
went, and all have ongiaated in stables
adjoining large residences. The fires
hav been ascertained beyond a doubt to
be t o work of incendiaries. .A reward
of for the detection of the guilty
es has been issued, and vigilance
ittees of the citizens to patrol the
s ta at night have been organized.
athfirea,taanithe
OE: ntiesinrdawruwytwantnIthwtnopwlasertwt three pieose by
semi person or persons in the crowd, for
the aurpor, no doubt, of disabling the
engWo.
'Pile newly forma Ad ministratiou for
Prinhe Edward Island is constituted as
fTelleorws: IlHownri. Pcwopeiw,nPiwrraswerierwletaryoro;
Hon Frederick De St. Croix Brookes
Acthrinairwelf wenf relit, is. Hilownw.ylainwrdW. H;owalanisaw.
A. 4 McDonald, Postmaster -Guard;
Hen Joha Lavery and Hen. W. G.
String, without ethos. In view of the
factabet the majority of the Ministry
iv identified witk the old Ministerial
whisk first automated to the Island-
ers, • proposal to joie the Confrere -
tie e• le•liOr41 the new Government
will proceed at one* to arrange the terms
of ion. Thetelograph anima noes that
the remier, Mr. Pope, has arrived at
wa, and it is presumed his visit to
pital has been occasioned by a de:
briag Prince Edward into the
*iteration
Par
cob
•
'New Ilbottlisemente.
Law Clerk Wantel.
MUST he • meel eset rise e0Prifft
ONCLAtH SEAGER
1).
. KW 16 30116 ims
. _
Tenders Wanted,
TINDERS will be ?seemed np ti,r rst dap of
Joo• tor tno ttatictint of •
Frame, School House
. ito.t Behest ▪ 118121•14 506with T••••b(P. Th•
Truelove do set Mod Mininesteve ILV•rpt the in..
414. Of say Medal. Ma* ta WI* sodsrew..d
wino, *as sad spissallseite011 nay b.. elm;
thellth of Hay.
13111.1
WK. STIRLING
TiguS.WKLS11.
$5 11'0 $20
mr 447. AOMOI W00300
A i 01ANISII ....kke
Poollfle. eldest eel. 70554 ler ad, make wars
isie wer II/ IN th•if Oran IIISINISfA.
all dm OK than at IleTthi011 eke. Particulars
fres. address 0. STINSON & on
11150-ly PurtIsad. Maine
May 3, 1873.
VI No. 1,
Eitel% $6.50.
Spring $1.23
MONTREAL M %RENTS.
Hoops! Hoops!
CAMPBELL BROS.,
WATFORD.
ARE still dealing extensively in
FLOUR BARREL HOOPS,
Will hare
Eight Car Loads
tn dispose of thie month. God Hoop
Makers wanted. Correspondence soli-
cited. 1368c•
L, S. WILLSON,
Sewing Machine
(,„,;„,
•„r,
IGRICULTUR1LIIIPLEMENT
E/NT
ithowrooms, next door tn the "airmail"
Office, eloderich.
pi- Ma. MEGAW and myself are the
• ONLY AGENTS
- FOR THE
May 3, 1873.
Foriea. - Extra, % 90 to tt7 20.
Fancy, 56 60; Strong Baker's.% 10 to
$6 20 ; Stone. $6 00 to OS; No. 2,
$5 60 to $5 70 ; Fine, ft 90 to $5 00;
Middlings, 54 00 tv, 54 25 ; Pollards,
52 50 to $3 50; City Bags t'3.00.
WIMAT. -NO 8111011.
Comma GILLINR.-Nothinz doing.
Pionsums.-Poek, Mess, New,
$19 to 519.50; Lard, loic. to 11 cents ;
Butter Grease Sorts, 9c.tet 11c; Fair to
Geed, 13c. to 18c; Chnjce, 20c to 25c,
Cheese, 13Ito Hit. Eggs, 13e ito 14c.
TIMOTHY 861115.-113.4.0 to $3.50.
Mumma Suo.-56 to $6.25.
Aensa.-Pots, $6,70 to $6 75; Pearls
50.25.
norershroemmerfrevmemelimmIP
DISTIL
At Williamsburg, Kisoardine, oa the
24th ult., the wife of P. T. Duna,
Ell., councillor, of a son.
•
leictiltILIA0E3 •
On the 29th ult., st fit. Paul's aura.
Wingham, by the Bev. Mr. Davis,
Mr. Robert Knox of Wingham, to
Annie, eldest daughter of Mr. Mc-
Kinnon of Cute's'.
rge M. Pullman of palace car
, has returned from Europe, after
co pleting • contract with the Midland
Beltway for eighteen palace cars, which
to be tedilt in Detroit and shipped in
A nit It is expected that the pxesent
co tract will load to others in England
Europe.
Oyrns W. Field is reported to be
worth $2,500,000,most of which he made
sham the Atlantic adds was laid.
eee•meee.
"FLORENCE);
Sewing Machine in Goderich and nth -
at . • 1368.
Stray COW.
( • A ME into the enclosure of the Elb-
a.' scriber's (Sinclair Farm, Colborne,)
about the 1st of May, • Red Cow
with a calf_ The owner is requested te
prove property pay expenses and take
them away.
LEWIS WHITE.
May 6th, 1873. 1368c•
Chancery Sale
OF
A Valuable Residence
IN THE
TOWN OF GODERICEL
10IURSUANT to a decree and final
A' Order of Sale made by the Court
of Chancery in a cause of
SEYMOUR vs. GORDON, .
There will be sold by Public Auction,
with the approbation of Henry Muds',
mott, Esquire, Master of the said Court
at Goderich, by George Moon Trustees,
Auctioneer, at his Auction Mart, in the
Tewn of Goderich, on
Wednesday the Eleventh day of Jur,
Al-Int-noiy...1-:hTauraTeitsetteariniphordarendrsrtuelirnosttres.do,.beht—to41:a1rry_, Benfah
AAttaalanseiKta'il
Onilithwere24tahgeudlt"., blYera.reRci. beet Jardine,
IwJS.11ohnf°Aetiodh reonw,Magayed1.3M2 gyrgereears.t' wife of
In Morris, en April 28, Wm Andaman,
wle&ifetsoohainfrtelinrthdlf5ti,hw9frecimenTaotUeneollirntphrgetiris3i.,:whitte429shure,r,Ipe°14ginidna,taesedryagktanenjdpriesefumnepiri
Pine River, Huron Township, aged 63
formerly of South Dumfries, aged 63
ado of mr.ecteminthineth.. em27ittehhetpriwgi, edElleun,
nosmartitgii:hadntais,:thodf 2th5.4tIlliAtenTril,ME.aRadoo:
owni f onnf deli; thAend28retwh
usenalePnrtio. r, aged 36 Yeard•
•
1
A. D. 1873,
At Twelve o'clock, noon, the following
valuable property, viz., Town Lots
numbers Two hundred afid fourteen,
Twe hundred and sixty-four, the South-
erly part of one hundred and sixty- 4
seven ea described in a Deed thereof e I
from one Polley to one Gordon, Two
hundred and thirteen, and all that part
or portion of Two husdred and twelve
as described in a Mortgage upon the
property aforesaid from one John Bell
Gordon to cone Hertholomew Seymour,
all running numbers in the Town of
(Federica aforesaid.
Upon the property 'Al built a large two
story brick dvrelling hnuse, well and
theveniently laid out with verandah on
three' sides, and eontaining thirteen .
rooms and good cellars. Attached are .
raluable green house and annservatory,
alsoaah, ice, and root houiet, stable and
other necessary out -buildings, all in •
reasonable repsir.
The grounds are tastefully laid out,
containing terrau, cnomet grounds and
a number of valuable fruit' trees, the ,
whole comprising elegant rind desire- .
ble residence. The property may Ins
inspected till day of sale be intending
purchasers on application to Mr. True•
men, the Auctioneer. The pro= -
oil be put np at an upset prioe of
and will be sold free from all income- ,
brances.
TgeMis 'or SALL : —Tell per oent of i
purchase money to be paid down at d
of sale to the Vendors or tkeir Solo
tors; the balance without interest to qi
paid into Court in one month frcgp day
of sale, when the purcheser shall be
ectitled to a conveyance and to be let
into possession. Rueonable amoge-
manta mat. be made with the vendor for
• portion of the purchase money to
remain at interest upon the property,
secured by Mortgege.
In other respects the conditions of
011143 shall be the *tanning conditions of
the Court of Chancery. Further partic-
ulars may be obtained from Messier,
Catnervin & Garrow, and Davison A
Johnston. Solicitors, Goderich, from
the Auctioneerind from Messieurs Mc-
Donald, Hedgerow & Solicitors,
Toronto. Abdtract of Title may tie in-
spected at the office of Vendor's Sea- I
ton till day of sale.
Dated at Cinderich the 3rd day of
May, A. D. 1873.
S'd MACDERI1OTT,
1 Master at Gidenck.
CiMEROIC arGARROW,
Vendor's Solicitors. 1368
In Torento, din Tuesday, April 29th,
Pasismersovidow of Peter Pass -
Collector of Castems, formerle
o' • ueveashire, England. in the 81st
Year of her age.
Xell3 Ilborrtigtmentg•
Court of ReviSi011.
TEE Otatre swan fo• of
lag* te hear loll
liONO111111114 foe t " "1"641.
um lee ea r"""
Ur anode,' age, e cloct, P, M.. o
Own
AMES TkOMSON,
!Town Clerk.
G°diriah May 2nd, 1872. 1368
t
Founii
N Gocierich and Anthnny
-"‘Ittoodtgli parcel of Parasols. The
("Frilsr -"BjtAiithein by ceiling at
AM SMITH & CO.'S,
T—Clotbing Establishment,
Market Square, Gedericb.
May mat wr3. 1368
LION STORE.,
1
re MY VERY
NUMEROUS CUSTOMERS
AND THE 1. ',-
PUBLIC GENERALLY,
I thank you for the very liberal peter -
age you h.sve given me for the last
ten years. I am determined
to merit a continuation
cif your pitmans
by Malin
yen
GOOD AND OB EAP NOM
you will always find an hand a full sad
well seem -tact stock of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
Boots & Shoes, Ready Made Clothing.
HARDWARE
in the following lines
NAILS, SHOVF.LS, FORKS, &c., 40
P. S.-200 Ble. Split Herrings.
GEO. IOXEIVErE,
Godericlo Jan. 20th 1872.
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