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HomeMy WebLinkAboutHuron Signal, 1873-09-03, Page 2Admismisssis • 64 - Cliirhi'd Nidies--H. Cooke. Teldere-H. Cooke. lanes -John Lovell. Clears Bked Mixture. Cemert-Prol.Feemason. New Drug Stoae-J. Bond. Wanted- Sinclair & Seeger. Teaches Wanted -T. B. Stokes. +modest Wantod--isa. Thomson. the Broken Heart -H. W. Ball. *notion Wanted--Jamee Heals. Woof Imada--Crowyri & Martin. Worth and Beauty -S. E. Shaba. Vie fted Store -Crofts it Johnston. Public Reading -Meridian Temple. ifty Agents Wanted -J . W. Jones. The latporinni-J. C. Detlor Co. bankrupt Stock for Sale -John Fair. If Woe -John Blake, Robert Gibbons. traria foesSale or to let -Henry Brown. 14Exir of ypophoephites-Dr. Whee ler. Will and Mast be Sold -Geo. McKen- zie. 5ale of Lob al Cranbrook - Crown . Land Departanent. ittott The TOTE 71711.11.0411. 'The Town Clatincil at its *hang on Friday last fixed the retold taxation for the present year at one and a quar- ter cent& in the dollar, being the lame rate as was imposed last year. The finauces of the town are in a healthy conditon as will be seen by thedetailed statement in the minutes of the Council. There is a cetundersble surplus on hand from bat year; and provision is made in the, estimates for this year for paying the first instalment on the reduced Munieipal Town Fund debt, the first in- stalment on the Harbonr debentures (which have not yet been lamed and may not be required) and an appropria- tion of $4000 towards purchasing a steam fire engine and sieking additional tanks for fire purposes. If due econo- my is used there is no reason why the affairs of the town ahould not. be pro-. perly administered and our liabilities, paid off without any increase in our tax- ation which, after all, is lighter than in many towns similarly situated. taCiDERICH, Sept. 3, 1873. Iittatiagtan Detainee to Aapear• 7 ORA DECT.AHATIolf OF BIB TOSMON. As was anticipated, Mr. Huntington ikelines to appear before the Royal commission appointed by the amused Inioisters to take the evidence on the racific Railway Charges. The follow- tng letters explain themselves :- “6.ttawa, Aug. 21st, 1873. •7'e the How Encino Seth Hantingtow of the City of Montreal, as the „Province oj (:eseido : • -Sia,-I have the honbr to enclose Oerewith a printed coey of the royal eommisaion, appointing the cominimion- Ors to enquire onto and report upon the ts.everal matters steted in the resolution poled by you in the Howe of Commons en the second day of April last, relating Ithe Canada Pacific Railway, and to torn you that the commissioners mien named will meet in the ctty of Qttawa in the Parliament House, on Thursday, the fourth day et September aext, at noon, for the purpose of making imieiry and taking evidence concerning the allegation contained in the resolu- tion; and fully set forth in the commiss- ion. You are requested to furnish the qoaanissioners, with all convenient dili- rims, a list of the witnesses whom you may wish to examine, in order that they may be dnly summoned, to appear on the day and at the place above specified; grid you are requested then and there to 'mooed with your evidence ia the # e ni ism. "1 have the honor to be, sir, "Your obedient servant, (Signed) "Camo.ze D. DAY, "Chairman. I "Please scknowledge receipt, 1 . "C. D. D." ("Montreal, Aug. 26, 1873. tiNel/te How Chas. D. Day, Chairman, : Ottawa. ' "Site -1 have the honor to acknows ledge the receipt of your letter of the 2 1 et of August instant, enclosing a copy tif the royal commission appointing corn- puesioners to enquire into and report open the several matters stated in the Meolution moved by me in the Boum of Commons on the 2nd day of tpril last, and requeeting me to furnish the commissioners s list of witnesses might wish to exsmine, in order that ey may be duly summoned to appear, laid to prooeed with my evidence. j "I have to call your attention to the lact apparent on the face of the commis - title, that a was se a member of the Poem of Commons, and from my place In parliament that I preferred these ;Urges against ministers of the crown end members of that House, which on the8th day of Aptil tart entertained the determined to investigate them W,sea"nd appointed a select committee lo !waits into and report upon them ; itis the (Nether fact apparent on the partials of de House, that to the said Massuttee I handed a list of some of the prinzipel witness whose evidenc, I helieved could establish my chargea and 'have always been ready to prooeed to die proof thereof before the tribunal sonstituted by the House for the inves- tigation. The determination of the °maroons to investigate these charges re- mains unaltered, and I deem it inconsis- tent with my duty as a member of par- liament. and a breach of the undoubted privilege' of the House, to recogaise any Weiner or exceptioind tribunal created 4 inquire into charges still pandit% be- fore the Commons, and so essentially the prt Alava, dignity and indepe.ndence of parliament. I believe that a is a breach el those privileges that a royal commis - lien issued without the special sanction of OM Home,should take any cognisance 4 or should sesame to call on me to justify 11,0144 which t have moken on the door of the Commoris, and for which lam respenehle to them, snd te them maly. I feel that I should do no act which may be construed into an acqui- riDm the ettempt to remove from COeininotui the conduct and control *4 the inquiry. I believe that the cres- t/psi of a oommission involves a breach ef that fundamental principle of justice latish prevents the accused from creating the trinal and controlling the proce- dure for their tvial, and that it is a com- munities' without precedent, uaknown to the common law, unsaactioned by the statute law providing by an exercise of the prerogative for an inquiry out oi the ordinary course of justice into miade- meenors cognizable to the courts, and mosequently illegal and void. , “Itatertaiaing these views, yon will %tot expect me to act otherwise than in wnformity with them, and you wiLl be \vitiated that by my noneippearanc• 'be - foes the ocentaission, I intend DO desno sport to the cemmissioners, but am moved by the Mined sense of public duty which will constrain me at the earliest pramtieable moment to renew the efforts which I have- been tni_ling since April last to bring to trial before the Com - mow of Canada the men whom I have impeached DA public criminals. "I have the honor to be, sir, "Your obedient servant, (Signed) "L. S. HUNTINGTON." 111eigiatiou et Kr. Gibbons. R. Gibbons, Eaq., M. P. P. for South Buroo, has resigned his mat in the Local Lestaleture and an election will shortly he held to fill the vacancy. As the meant, is divided for representation in a the ()uteri. Legislature the Reform party can easily carry the riding, though em have no doubt the Tories will not allow the opportunity of a contest to piss. We trust ao local jealousies will be allowed to mar the luumiony of the Reform party bat that all will unite in sap: ertiag the chosen candidate and trrItephaatly rotating him. A conven- tion to nonimate a Reform candidate tral he held at Seaforth, on Tuesday, II& September, at 2 o'clook, P. M., and peeliagearYnteetiags fer the appointees', t ot delegates fee the different township* et sack time previously as met' be con- emeient. Due notice of these meetings a ill be given by posters. 1 Lemnos, Homes & TiltUCI RAIL- the Royal way.-TendersLare called for Mid win- /teeming col be received up to 20th September;t1r teal met, of t Use construction of the L. H. &B._ Rad- Jett gone up way from London to Wingitam. This twenty-two i looks like business and shows an evident plonked, desire on the part of the directors to only' been ush the road to a rapid completion. two degyees The Nadoes. Captain Jack and six of his confeder- ate Mcdoe lndians have been tried, found guilty and seutenced to be hong. on the 3rd of October next, and the sen- tence haa been formally ratified by the War Department at Washington. Apart from the question of justice we doubt the prudence this step. It is not like- ly that after prpying the impregnability of the Lava Beds, the Modem would have voluntarily surrendered unless promises of mercy had been held out to them by the Government authorities. The course determined on is hqwever only on a piece with the Indian policy of the United States Government which has proved so disasterous. It will only exasperate the Indian tribes and lead to further complications. -Some time ago, when the 3/4a was engaged in villifying Hon. Mr. Me - i_ liar, ita favourite cry was that he should resign his Office till the:charges against him should be investigated. A much more serious, charge is now made against Sir Juhn A.driliacilonald and his - colleagues and prckete not wanting to substantiate the cllarge. Yet the Mail has never called On Sir John and hit colleagues to reeigue, Perhaps it nitles some difference with the Mad whose ox is gored. But why should not the *am° rule hold good in both cases ? YAWS 07 TEM WZrolE --- A most terrific. storm raged alone the coasts of the Maritime Provinces for seyeral days the beginning of last woek , A large number of vessels were driven ashore and wrecked, buildines were blown down, crops destroyed, bridges washed away and worse than all a num- ber of lives lost: The storm Vfa.3 the moist severe kno Nu in that region for many years. Sir Samuel Baker and party have ar- rived at Cairo, Egypt, on their return from their expedition into the interior of Africa. The case against the Bank of England forgers has closed. George Bidwell -and George Macdomiell pleaded guilty and exonerated their companions, but the jury found all of them guilty and they were sentenced to imprisonment for life. Mr. Mackenzie Las met with a most enthusiastic reception in the Lower Proyinces. He was entertained'at a grand banquet in Halifax. Mr. Blake addressed a large meeting at Loudim last week on the political situation. The United States Government has decided that neither British Columbia nor Newfoundland shall be entitled to the privileges of thoWashineton Treaty. The English prese is almost unani- mous in condemning the conduct of our Government on the Pacific Railway mat- ter, as also the course pursued by the Governor General in prorogeing the House. , -Stow) of the Tory prints in speak- ag of tho Pacific Railway Scandal, com- lam G. W. McMullan to Judas Iscariot Mai Six Hugh Altar to the "Saviour of :mankind," As the sense papers hold Sir !John A. Msedonald to be a better man ;thee Bit Hagh, we weeder who they hal good mesigh to compel: him 4 -` Wieleek apes mesh oomparieons m showing air ANNUAL DRILL. -The 33rd (Heron)t 13attolion will assemble at Cloderich to put in their eight days annual drill, on Friday 26th September. The estop will be located on the ether side of the river as tulual. A committee of offiters his been appointedNo complete the nese,: miry arrangSmenta and tenders ere in- vited fur the supply of bread,mcat,.weo,11, itc. for the battalion. LOCAL NEW'S The breakwater for the protection of the lighthouse is now completed and is a geed substantial piece of work. CLARK ESTATE. -Don't forget the sale of the Clark Estate property tojelay at Truman 's Auction Rcoms. Some valu- able properties in and adjoining the town will be offered. Sale at 2 o'clock. GOOD Woite.-Mr James Campbell of this town, cradled close on two acres of wheat on Robe Wilson's farrn, one day last week, in two and half hours. This ia feat cutting. Who can beet it ? A eElerele TARSIER scouts tho idea of paying a dollar and a half a year .for a newspaper, and he posts a notice on the school house near his place that "3 hoggs hey strayed or bie stoulen" from him. Tug great clearing sale at Croft & Johnston's continues. The hundreds ef people who have visited their store for the last week will testify b. the bar- gains they have securoxl. See their new advertisement. THB MARBST.-The Town Council decided on Friday last to abolish the market fees for the ensuing year. The weigh scales end market stalls will be sold by public auction at Truman's rooms at 12 o'clock to -day. EARLY Prionas.-We have to thank Wm. Campbell, Esq., for a sample of early peaches grown in his garden in this town. They are of the variety known as Hale's Early which appears to be well adapted for this climate. • 'STRAFES SIMMONS. -Patrick Remolds (*Benoit • less brought before Judge Toms yesterday, charged with having aasaalted Peter Mc Doould a few days since. He pleaded guilty, and has sen- tenced to two months Imprisoment with hard labor, or $10 fine and costa. W. 11. &.B. RAILWAT.-Colonel Me- Giverin, Preeiden'. of the Wellington, Grey, and Bruce Railway, announces that the Southern extension of !het line will be completed by the 13th of Octo- ber. The rails are now being laid from the Kincardine end. Gime-This new Canadian comic paper has reached ita 14th issue. Some of its political cartoons, especially those ea the Pacific Railway Scandal, are very well conceived. It is published by A. S. Irving of Toronto at $2 per annum, or 5 cents per number. SERIOUS LAW -A. M. Polley has lost six horses in addition to the two we mentioned before, by the disease which prevails in his stables. Some remarks on the natnre and treatment of the malady will be found in a letter from J. T. Duncan, V. S., which we orint in an- other column. F.X1ITIR 'Lyme -We have Leceived the first nuniber of the Exeter Times. It is neatly got up and its local colmans are well stocked. It is uncompromising- ly Conservative in polities notwe-h- standing the recent developmeets in Pacific Railway mateers. John White and Sensate the publiahers. Snoorixo Merea.-The annual shoot- ing match ef the 33rd (Huron) Battalion will take place at Goderich, on Monday, 519th September, while the battalion is in camp for auntie] drill. The prise liet is very liberal. Full particulars of the various matches and prizes will be found in the posters. RaTuBSID. -nor. Ure, pastor of Knox Church of this town, returned on Friday last from Manitoba, looking strong and well after his somewhat ex- tended teur through that province. Both he and his ennfrere, Rev. Mr. Cochrane of Brantford, impress there - salvia very well pleased with our North West possations. Foul, Dolaaas'.wourn Mese; you 30 ces.-By• sending for the Septetnl ter Soother- of Peters' Musical Monthly, price 30 cts.,,you will cet Four Songs, ;a Sacred Quartette, a Four -hand Piece, and Four Instrumeetal Pieces worth in sheet form. 'Thirty cents is hut a small outlay to teat the merits of Peters' Maga4no. Send- fer a copy, and our word Tor it, you will never regret the outlay. Address, J. L. PETEAS, 599 Broadest!, New York. CONCHAT.- Oar townsman Prof. Fer- guson, the well known blind performer on the Irislonsion Harmonic Pipes will give a Concert in Crabb's Hall, on 'Fri- day evening next. We have neyer heard Prof.- Fergnsone but from the flattering notices we have seen of his perfOrmances we have no doubt tliose who attend will be pleased end gratiad. The Professor hopes he will have a laree attendance of Anserican viaitors. Ile will be assisted by several talented ama- teen; Asoensa CaoWN LANDS S %Lg. -As will be seeit by advertisement in to-iay's issue the Government of Ontario ,will have- a sato of lots in the town ph* of Cranbreek, Township of grey, (meth° 23rd of September. HIV bettor that those lots should be sold than they should remain unproductive on the hands of the Governm,ent, Parties wishing eels papers containing lista of the Iota to 60 sold at Port Albert, Wing thig of L. R. 14hnli .We elm tent with 'al College from the 1 Edinburgh, dttn 'to ' Atte tht. wOrItl. ' is satisfied the Royal the "Stotler best to le) intends to six Weeks, ouoirtende will give hi PRLSENT -be, return her forme Patrick's w ago present p.ani ed by through t 51eKeeezie. with .51iss Mtoi LoNC1 , DAM. St Piktrick' to'heer tha . _ in training the preeen yoii their h and lnit hfu ed iu!t he your eere hate been ham or Cranhtook should ,ka, in theie orders in good time. 'CANADIAN MoNTIILL-Tho Septetu- ber number of this magazine has • just reached us. We have only had time to Peruse "Current Events,". in which Goldwies Smith ably reviews "the situa- tions." Ile condemns the government in stronger terms than ever, disapproves ef the course purseed by the Gev-cennr General in proroguing the Meese aed commends the course adoptede lby Mr. Huntington in refusing to appear before the Commissioneappeinted by the ac- cused. We shall endeavour to give sinne extracts in next issue. r Cota's CIRCUS.- -This Circus exhilii- ted hero on Thursday last. bwing to the fact that the farmers are all busy with the harvest the attendance in the afternoon etas slim but in the. evenitig there was a large audience). There wait no street display or outside show but the ring performanco was good, • in fact above the average of circus performances. The dresses wore very rich and fine, the riding and gymnastic performances were capital and the jokes of the clown Were, free feoln anything _that was coarse ori lov. The proprietors are• Canadians and deserve to meet with success. Linetea DOMINION Gazzrreett.-We have received front that indefetigeble publisher, John Lovell of Montreal, specimen sheets of a Gazetteer of the Dominion which be inteeds to publish in November next. It will contain e de- scription of over six thousand, cities; town and's illages, and • great 'mass of ee al information resletcting the vari- ou erovincee, their lakes and rivers, rail nd steamboat routes. ate. &e. It will prove a valuable work and will help to spread infertnation respecting one great and growing Dcniinion. Theprice of the work will be U50 bound chide r.3.75 in full calf. Sea advertisement. THE SEPTEMBER' NVMDF.P. oF HorsirtioLD M tcAZINT is on our table. We always have a veil word to say fee this publication -it is sueh a whole -soul ed book -so wide atrake, so lively an71 entertaining, yet always so chaste and refined. The firm of S'aS. Wood & Co. was dissolved in March hot, the "Co. - (S. E. Shutes, Mayorod Newbileg,) re- possesaiun of the maeazine, ahd recalling U. V. Oslodne e.'ditor. So, though the publicatian really change hands, it has not suffored from the-seen- egement of a now publisher oreneW editor, but under the redoubled ellirts ef its energetic proprietor, has seined new force and new attractivenese. Price only one dollar a year. Address Wi'oi . EIOCSISHOLD Manaztee, Newburg, N. Y. &emery, Edinburgh, and lures by the leadiva media.. t city. Wel leant he has 'es -exhalation along with -tan,. of whom wore elhafT1r, -iitowart has uot in pmcuring the t which he applied,nainelv . and L. R. C. S., bet nil Itethexaminatione that the'DOctor, pot con- heence front the Roy - physicians, and also one al College of Surgrons, now proceeded to Lou- d the largest liospitaki in le siva, howeetw, that he ilth the degreeeeas that of Itillege 'of Physicians from I, aim's" is considered the ed in Great Britain. Ilse. home within a month tor we are sure het bumer- and around _Braes:field -ii hearty welcome.'' Mo. -Miss Longworth hav- to Goderich and resented ()salon as teacher of St school, was a few days with an address, accem esurseicontaineig 825, raieed strnmentality of kr. (Me. he following is the addresa' gworth's reley perueit, Aug...21st, 1873. t affords tIto rittepaeers of Yard :very great pleasure you ant:once more engaeied keir odes. They Like oeportenity of expressing to dolt thank? for the energy lions you have ever manifent- Vara of those cutrueted Sering the meny year; pet (tog them. riNAMcIAL muyirt- IntileTTIIVTH T1pwrvrtoortinteli, They sin rely trust that vane health will tenth* improve! aay hy day, and that yes wit.1 Lc long spared to per- form ' your isoltonas sand respensible All unite este titling to you a hearty welcome 011 our re dine and all retiuest that' Tun w Cevt this slight Lulea of. theiellieh tem M. Cl Cant n, I (mega Mc K R. Riniciin Dect..r.111cLeale 11. Hall, Ed. Canipaigneite Doctor Sh ni, Audi; others. , Dr. .31ele• Ede sett C the' melee tick's War Oh:XYLEM!: • I rttnnot yon welcome to hoolti. (1" an•1 sotbst t Mut, 1 8 your kintl '1 • teeleric Previte' September Ce arid, lenli Sop (1,ideriel Th oinsday, an:1 Veil" N rth Seettli 11 awl Frith' Ceibonit dee', Oct. 1 To either art). Metris, 8th. I • Stephen Mieldey. „Mehl. noon, Tues. reet was held. Mayne, P Pasinurq, •W. Cliiferd an The tui and epee.. A Yet tt ri Wm; Cano editor for Po 11. ilartliti 13fr. CV& ratienof q eat. oeel 1 Moire -nail 0ardiaer' Canfield. Thie 1.4 mit rod, - Ceetimit reference ;tette Pistitite harS a dr Iteferreil tee.: Cieninit (Merl( stet' the ToWn te0111.1 'ee Repert 'Town Soli the 1.701int appeal. Applica Slum liceu Amount Finence Acootto Goderich, POtitiou *he was n Relief C inquire in repot-. Petitio for Getter lery sane of $10 w Prete fleutete.-In accordance with ' the Mayor's proclamation, Tuesday Cit last week was geneeally observed as a holiday, ajl the principal placts of blisi- ness in town being closed. Our citizens were left pretty nmeh ta entertain them- selves as they saw tit, Vie or.ly public &flair beine the Oild-fellows picelie and These -were ball sit Bioeham's gardens. well attended and passed off satisfactor- • ily to ail cencerned. A game of base ball between the Goderich club and the Beavers of Maitlandvillo was played in the afternoon at which the former eanie out en s A number of private pic-nica were held and nutubers spent the day in boating, fishing, visitiie:, or such' other employment or amusement m taste or faney dictated. Tho w t:ather was superb, being bright and cool, while the dust had been effectually laid by the rain of tho night before. -• OCR LOCAL C0NTEMPollARY 1155 On, several OCCartions copied into its local columns items from a scurrilous sheet in Kincardine directed against this jotr.- nil. Of course if our contemporary chooses to lower itself to the level of the Kincardine, dirt -thrower it is welcome , to do so, but it should, be caraul to stick to the troth. In its last issue it, copies such an item with reference to an article which appeared in our columns of 13th August. All that we have to say is that we never made the statement alleg•ed with reference to Sir John, and our coterie if it had taken the trouble to look at the article would have seen so. On the principle ehat if you give a he the start it will Le hard to overtake it, our contemporary transferred the itern. to its columns in the hope of injuring, • us. Such conduct is, to use s mild term, excessively mean. The personal allusions to the editor of the Seieet, which appear in the Kincardine sheet referred Oland which the G.xlerich l'rog. organ takes some pains to cop), are be- neath our notice. eiteer. elO'essaiee ar. C. Centime', R. Rendition, II. .,1h.,11; paignis, Dr. Shamenq and °aide friends in St., Pat- Toete of Gosh:rich d language to tepees.% to felt fiielingi for. your kind o my_ return to my old ich, es also tor the kind al token aceoniloanying it. always et mantle tot merit 'ant and approval. • kfully .11ANE Levee -eerie tug. 2Ist, Is7a. it'll lihers • 4--- • et 1,, eider, 2241 to '2.i.tli 'Gee p'.1, tette lolth and ber. prtie 'Wind, at t 1 • lei ich, pt. I hi ,,_ , can, t Chatm. T11, -,1.,y , 5 pt. tieli ao 1 17t11. ni, a Itio.tf-or t h. TI4 ,tr,441..ty ea. 2 it,....d3r(i. . at S, ett.1).-i bill, Wo -In - i- • tie \V lien titi, Fret ty, 1ct. trtilsp rilorsTiv, I 1_1', 9th Iflyt1 %Vet.iiw (1;f,. n 1 414 4rit •. :it E.44..t TI1C ay, Sept. 21itit ;Gni 1,1 --'irwatiodh, at Imo Sept 3tith. avrA ..1 N.. 1. elite I Atignet 211ili,.1873. ; ✓ meettne of the Council s tivenine. Present, The ty. Reeve, and Comicillors Watson'; A.' Sinitlt, Smith, Doyle, ..ilackay, ti4);""vdflall‘t. 'meeting were read, . . as .n164 v emeifyine that 11 had been tdeetoit Gent - Patrick 3 Ward 11t piece of resigned. 4-441 steosorib tu.tha decla- iiieltion and or.ice'atel took Paslitiire, SkiCOtideil by het Mr. Cal:sell take Br. Da.. To int. ott M. L. F. $29411461 years' int. on Har- bour Debenture...1100.11i Common School swear Grammar. do 460103 tgRate. :Works 2800,08 gland Cemetery; 082.00 • Int. oft Deb. Platt's ; Hill 72.;00 Salaries ..... 1370400 Relief - 950;00 • eervices... 237.00 Hilary ..... . 60.00 Fire Department4000,00 .. . .. 211,96 By eviyenjus in heels __-Treattunir, say Front County for N. (Libel - Licenses .. . Maitland Cemetery dee 011 .0111Mittee3 - • ine dace:limas were set- , • • taxes ot a certein let. No tien1,1 W. D. Allan edit f igeatistai praying to opened on Qut'eee street. toad iLt.1 Bridge Ctivantit- tion front the 'County thsti Lhe Cuuuty Itate for Godedicli for the year 1873 7in9.°45) C. Cemeron, Esq., arding decision of Ju'diet on the Assessment n • train 11. Cook fur mitt Cleo. Referred to 1.7y1Z. • -. f G. M. Trueutan, map of Ordered to be paid. Ellei rl-callion for relief as le to worli. Referred tp instructioes to thie mid other caste, and or a enint tewerds prizes Garrison- Battery of Artil- heotieg match. The 1.111I1 anted', Report Put Werke Committee making f ol wing recomitienda- tions,- Hincks street be continued through 1 9 provided the property holders re ve and put up their Timms and give Additional in aid aud Chas Wells giy a right of way; that the Stritet Inspector be instrulted to let the water off 34Seth Street by lowering grade of water ttes, as prayed for by School Minters; at St HI granted towards grading TIlianas Street, and thet four_ tanks. be eitrk on the Market &mare opposite l'farth, Sotith, East and West Streets. such a depth that there shall be feet of water in theta, mid tanks to feet lu the clear and built up of rive one, to be let by tender at so mile' a ot and to be finish el neat niotith if ticattle. Clause' was referred back to Com- mittee in nsequence of , the refusal of C. Wells b iere lie" 01 way• Moved Mr. Sloan, seconded to! Mr. Campbell, that the report be amended by addin a • fif th tank toe Hamilton Street= . Tho re rt was then adopted with the exception clause 1st. The fel wing report of the Finance Commit! was read adopted,e- DER11111, Ang. 28th, 1873. To the M r and C4111 Ile 1 1 of the Town of Gode h. Gssere eve -Your Filmic° Voininit- tee beg to•submit our annual statement of the tint ces of the Town. We would congratie e the Conucil on the large balance new in tho hands of the Trea- surer amoianting to the sum of $8471, and allow ig for what will be collected during th year we feel perfectly safe in rating least $4000 into our assets. We have Tided for the payment of the intertelt on our M. L. F. debt itt full; also for o*, half years' idterest on our Harbour bentures which may not be required, ounting to $1100; also the sten of for the purpose 3.4 pur- chasing a team Fire Engine and sinking four add tonal Water leeks, this we feel is no sufficient for that purpose but we would ,reconusiend that the balance required lee raised next year. We have alse provided for all other current ex- peadour and we feel that with 'tied economy e can accomplisii this alth- ea art i ase of taxation, and would therefore mauled that, the amount to be ley* shall le one and • quarter cents on t dollar. AU of in respectfully submitted. #1,1111;EL DETLOR, Chairs, ACCIVENT.-A3 Judge TOMS arid Messrs Keating and F. W. Johnston were returning from the Wingham Divi- sion Court on the night of the 29th they were eery nearly the_TiOttnis of what might have turned, oul a serious accident. They were proceeding down the big hill between Blyth and Londes- boro when the' neck yoke became un- • fastened from one of the horses ; and falling down in front startled them off. Judge Toms, whit in the darkness was the first to perceive hat was wrong, jumped out of the buggy with the in- tention of catching the horses before they could get away. Geeing to the build of the Levu which was a covered on. this was very difficult to do with safety, and the judges foot caught in the wheel in jumping, throwing him rather violently to the ground and spraining his ankle. The horses started on the jump down the hill with Mesars Keating end Johnston, who managed however to steer them safely rouhd the two turns in the road and to pull them up after running about helf a mile. This hill is shoat the worst in the County for a ruisevay owing to the sadden sweep it takes' at the bottom, 'and the parties coesider their escape. under the circum- stances as quite miraculous. Beyond the sprain suffered by the judge no other harm was done. HoNORS To A CAN•DIAN DOCTOR.- e copy the following with pleasure from th Seaforth Expositor of last Week. f We feel proud that a medical man hem Huron hes berms off the palm from the College that is admitted on all }lends to hsarvitaie nt....he highest standard in Great probably in the world. The village of Brumfield may well feel highly honored in having 'nett a Dootor . in i let We hope more of our medi- cal men may follow the example set be ' s art __44We are pleased to learn that Dr. Stewart, late of Brucefield, has riccessful examination be- f or the Revel College of Physician(' and Surgeons, Edinburgh. The Doctor, as his numerous fruwls around Brucefield will remember, left hare in the spring, and sinee that time has hien attending Jsititisttuictees'ofinesiu:41:,..0. i. ,, • IrMg`roceTeadIs of rete on 5900,190 at Ile in $ - , 5AM UE82°L 112.8Dt L.73317028117. . ; ;7 • The - ?slayer read a coraChnlirnmic.aeltlion from John • Kirkpatrick respecting the erection of* summer hotel. Moved by Mr. Dalin; seconded by etr. Sloan, dud a oenatittee be ap- pointlde omsisting of the Mara! and Messrs. Detlor; Simile Devi° and Wat- son te take Mr. Kirkpatrick's letter into consideration -Carried. A -Sy -Law levying a rite of one and . one-tiurth cents in' the ; &liar on the asseseed value of the town for the cur- rent year was panted through its various lit14431entyll.041 la -y Mr. Sloan, seemitled by Mr .N. Simitit, that the Market fees he ebeeee'ea tm the ensu i ng year -Carried. A Ily-Law to abelish. the fees was .pasaeil through its various stages. Mc Sloan gave noticelthat he would at BOA meeting tutted tt a tank he constructed on Hamilton trogt. mi., . Smith, that lea he spent in tleited `by Mr. Wahl, seconded hy gradi ig McDonald street provided the fIrriIt. et Yto" girebligei "We' olielSat" Cant:tit tee. wi"Ehli •wl7"rocern1cilacthten adjourtied. ou crtisc s. CANADA'S COMIC CARTODY P PER 1Tru.) crt153ctitcitts. eo......,••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.' •-• 'THE EMPORIUM. e, *400900 2000.00 1200 09 400.09 70.00 80.00 160.00' 12377,37 0118313ZONDE 170E. .... . resit: ttilit4n4r ertetgiea•rallutnom titihgnisal.forer wilkh Olf no many horses swo um - care.: and has again eppoared ere, 1 wo tld soy. that it is el e typhoid or mar form. that it Is nut highly conta- gion ' hut very destrictive when °nee este lished; geld thet it 'nay he seen in any ocality. where the causes exist. Th eatiscsare hiel water, overcroWel- lag, meteor feed, an impure :antes- Phelii tlusL% disealeilie lilt otiii being p. ern. ode etole systetn is 4i Keeled, but the heal nifelitatite" is lantlysis ef the loedeftig4tlee thill,riars,..nanciretesei-y prey nting swathes tug. This sliee's why it is so fatal,: and se difficult to tree , ellen allowed to reaeh a certain lung h. The thit 5).1141A -4141S of dullness, ..r he least difficulty of .swal'owing then 11113111d lifet be ;legit:feted. But it 43 almto to be remarked that withelean pure water, geed feel and Well ventilated stables, title te is little deoger of its ay- peamtice. , J. T. DUNCAN, .S. eel oth g"ept. 1st le73. • _ A utter in the Motitre: 1 Herald tap that by an Am passed 11r tii.0 quellec .14,4i Lint.. 1Se9, thkt betly con ap- point Cientati4tecit to tak evi•letice under at tt . ; : .Ts — • . to I. mese. t 1 21 a•t.„(ha. en.1.. . 4114 it 1 12 lo ot.o, t- 4-4,1 .. ;100' J . Floor (o. lo ) oi 6 So tliqt . . 0 r, o 041, 51,,,, -, .0 T1 1•1 ) dr r P 0 4 4t 1' irk, k/ 1012 4 D 4 tle) per oi . . II 00 12' f 3 iie 1, -1 por C o d.; ttcr.13 ' 17 0'14 I"' 11 Irt . . ... . 6 Wo .1 ....,... .. . .. 3,00 39 .3 .,"•1 n 4 00 tie '0111 t# ( info 0 13 It )11 DZAT23. 4 At Cederit.h, cm the 20th inst., fl3Irs. Aegut MacKay, aged years. . 6i, In 1Ving'ern, on the 1.7 inst., Mr. Janes Styles, aged 33 .. aes. At Feeniondville4 on Satualayl Aug. 23. Al via kilwarl, youngebt si)n of Neil Hill, need tivo years. . • - In Tuckerainith, en•Auge24' 'Mr. James Walker, aged 51 years. . In Caliente,. after a lon,; ninon, of con-, en uption, on Ang. 10, Andrew Moir, scho il teacher, aged 24 years. itto___ ..„._ ._temomessweteemos N• C W :I bvertidttilcilts.' . • . , L .- WANTED. , — A • w Clerk Or Student, must he 4-1L eeml pennian. . ., SINCLAllt ASEAGER, Bairtsters, l'2o:,..i • • - Guderich. Sit uation Wanted A 5 SALESMAN in a keir,ral &ore, In- by middle aged 'married man. Geed references. Adilreas JAMES BEALE, ' 138.-k* Godurich. Farm for Sak., or to Let. fill1Kerabworiher off -no for Kale I. teem tee. 4 110 711. cone held. eontairriom not a. so. sold gravel road. about 100 fort...•le Heaton and froceol. Th. r batn, groom -3, ge, on the hot. venieut to ortal mot woo none. yhe whole will he dopeoted ot parcels of 100 scrce each. Apple to • 11F,X11 or to JERF.11 Ist Oneflox of. Claik's Ts warranted to more all .1 0 it to I owe e Ottee 1 and O&M. iiv Urisar Organs,10 either em Bove. 4 est earth by all eine Vendors , Pole proprietor, F. A POTI1 IT A lel Ed' HALL, LIN EXPORT AG NTS. liuriddges and Cot Coleman Street. don le u. Nee hery and Sone. 37 Neterrafet oar rret, lototon. lierela) and bons, 03 Parriugdon Street, London. Sanger and re ell, Oxford !Revel. botol. oo. Aio.1 all the loodon Wholenale AGENTS IN CANADA. • lloat#,R1.--Evant, Mereer and Co, Irboleaa's - !weenie's. 'oaten*, Clareand . noon.. iott and Co., Wholeluee Dinggies. w snook r and torso. - ffaseiflean. -Winer feed oh "I tiotifter. - Army, Door% and t..)10 tomi, 0-1,, Ws D.. halt ot iollte of the I and under veil. ere a vosl boom, It ht aftnateel con- eehool liopiie. ke. ether ur in two BROWN. - A II VF1.1.1VAN,' Kingshridge P.O. 1e73 B 41 Pills 'stoma% from the ...wired or con- k* Heck. Sold in • arta Thimit C1.AR KR, 1.5. ENGLAND. ty- NCIVIII IN:, . 1 N the 'natter 441 the Estate and effects • of the late MA en ARET DAVIS, deceftsed. Notice is hereby given that all credi tors and other persetia having any debt or cleim upon or leffecting the Fatate of Margaret Davis, late el the Town of Goderich, wh . died en m! about the 1st day' ef January, A. D. 1873, end whom will has been duly proved by us as Ex- ecutors thereof, are herelty reqoired to send in the particulars of their claims to ns, the said Executors* the Towteof Goderich, in the Comity of Helene on or before the Fifteenth day of Decem- ber next, at the expireeien of ' which time ee will proceed to dietribete the assets of the said Margaret Davis, the testate'', among the persons entitled thereto, having roped tot the debts and claims only of which we shall fthen have had notice, and we as such Executors sill not be liable fo th . ao us- tributed to any person of whose debt or -I II tted at Goderich, this 3rd da et claim we ahall not have had notice at the time of su h I. • ' n. Seeteniber, A. D, 1873. JOHN BLAKE, ROBERT GIBBONS, 1311f-d!w Executors, etc., Godorich, • very Satunley. 5 ct e- m ILL .... _ Fifty Agents W ri`O eilliVAS ler the mos • 11..4.km ity f .4VArittt *tithe where. Oui agents are twilit). to rio books per %edit. (Mr set the follewing excePent "Library of F; ..... Ftetion--," stone Lost and Foend;" " Poetry and Song;" "Life of Christ," (a great book by a g "Ilousekeepees Manual;""Th Hope," mei rCountry Home, Now is tho time tt. begitea canvaaring campaign and Far &repeat the boys to do it. , J. W. JON 8, 1.355 • leer an- , 1385 ted 1. e very - f etny 25 cotn pri- works,- beery of esus the at man); World's vigerous er's 50115 udon. Worth & Be uty. WOOD'S poustHeio GAZINE D THE (1114.410 Y 'S 11 1 LIAI(VI'Ne-r(ife'i (o.vesnlroaleof trInio,a;..-nbii:etcon Oittalton of I 1 lent y alot a. thitie a 1,r Wt., li, &lot at 17tVen WI recede -TIM -I, i iT,.:. floe top .,' a leo! of Note { itt ort, iv h, t vr Rented i 1 lit• ilattal li ilaji .iir141.:.4 4' 21, 1.1314'11z • p ohs rabbi siee,tritetif , • 'An Ornament to the greet -4.14 its Irreeotre lila ivw - be a u WO Chroo co n id to *emcee to Mil stoles, and Itroo• NUTT% etrid at • Actual' r Retail Prtoe, .1,1, if ord. red in co-14..0ot' w ith looth will be furnislool kr • ' I.' si.rio. A. a Protokoll the Or ii.', llel-O. 101 solding me To d soloon .1 tools tor th til 5.: f or the 1 per aliniiiii WAD MAi. Neel, if t/11...t.li or 14 so hoer 4r4. 111 at el. ti 000'3 A. E. 311 UTLiS, Patti t. :MI rhroino, ffre a mono uf got -mine •4 'grandest ted letyre.- turiluf very OM pie. of th's to the re. 1r .00. ilainod by Saga/Our at a -a. toe two Add cos 'NI:. h. N. If. 'lees CK r 0 e BTS ATE OF , OF er. onsied iota of re, togythei • the above ry thereof to Joh.: to %lie teceived by ptember • Stock and an4 • please Ihm Delete -ly occupied Mr. Jame, If do accept Asitgnee. Who the MI- yrox., steers, commenc- •Tenders Mutton, doe Tea, and, do; ery even- ly be re - be nr- ter every , furnieli- all iteen- djutant. 1385c BANKR PT S vir AND THE BOOK taiemeollit: T4 TIIE ES 11. GABDINER & C GODERICH, Tor Sale by Te ' .r,j— leeNte...its for the Sitt -k In Toole, ..- a.- oetierot sortnietet of Hord. 1,.. with the Shop Vomiter* belougoot . state. and au motto.; es per !mood 134,15.21, and for 41M II.1ok netts IN.! ;awe, atioointitig to 51474.03j will t . -the tiodersiinled up lid n••• Tueslay the Ninth -day of • uext. reliders may loo it.ote ether for 1 nook Debts in fine tot. r ler el,.11. “artiV/ Ilitlkillg+Otilrr tit ti a Cook oil to name the seniority th v to Steo,k. tut ern. met tint 41 1.114' be seen at tile atordin tioteleriehl by the Intiolibuts, sen alloiivatiou 'floonsolt. Theolotersii.;fied dog; not hiul 1.1 hoohest or Any loud '• is! Fi•ab-obilXivier . ,rere.d. Lifth .1. 1 411 1, 11 I DEI18 e ill dersienied ER rectevo 1 Up to thei2Oth • - ..fer atedpl)ing th 33ril Ilaitallo0 of Vo .1,, c„,,,,p f or eight slept drill, . . 'Mr on 26thf. Sept t iber !lest illey be neOtrate f w mipplyi ele 0, Groceries, c. Bread pdr poin I; • Beef .. do; Ctefee, ittlo; 813 .tr, (042 ilt1; rotat0011,1104 'Cliiter„ g 8141, d.e; W4Weil poi cord_ - _T., be delivered 'n Camp c i 4417.. in euch quau itirs ae tinired, ri raurn o which e embed by :the Q.trter M rtenine. • . ii, . Also.for inessin the litffiec itie Tables, Beet"; igen, an! sits regiiineL ' . -II. COOKE, , . eigotain and 'Outlet -kV; Alig. dStli, 1873 "F,"I I'll40•114 Tt;r: CLARKE' World F2213 Blood ixture. Trade Idark,r-"Illood Xi tare." Tim 1:31.011ER. 01 loom all, nended. • For cl.ant.ini,/ •r.l t• smog 00.1, ourooritina..eareapt 1a. t, .0 ilialaY 1,-1'..1, Of•Va°11rk8Lasruli.:414°‘r-suran7t7..toifia311.01144. evt4r. o, pt.al•C'sitmOn'teen't . (3". 'It -Cure% old Norio. • Oneajoi Vieerated Soreis n11 414 Niii. ecunrnet Usii4e;mkItotrzi.tviIimnire,... 'with, Face ' . tliunre:mi:111:1047stlionge. . . , Coma Caneerm. Vicere. thireo Blood Mid Skiu 111.111 4. . ' fleets the Iti....1 loom all i eue. Matter, . .Poon wleoionee c..... mimic Ai Ole mixture§ is p vomit te th ',.tas. in,10 atnhel. warrauted fiee from aieroiong inju nowt drikatc collo iiut eoi 4 Other . the Pio- i plietoi eulivits anthem- to gime it a to test tii.. Twhiti,:ealt.:111taiwoof Te.eshiltiing: Hokin' Bonk.' 21 3 to erect a perustarat e Isle from -all each, and. tety, lle ea V ill the gm tong.wanding eaves. ALL C11 TAYENT 511-3r1hIXE % :NDOlta ih di • world. bile prier, for . J. C1, 411BE APJ1.111:CA1111 3' IA .. LINCOLN EAPOR3t AGEN1 Pd. tunes, con • -inr•eient ieeeree a tiers sod etaghout. the Chera bet. 'NOL47.11). EugIoldget sit 1 Co., COe 4.11 l'alAerw• lito:ryant"ibith,1 t'o.n.914,53iLlie.wfdtt.: Nettle,: if siaapo solo. flat. .414.44 14144 „aids. *MINTS CAN A. 11- r and Cu. Wholesale • As& &II the meton Who ugglets, 117-1,41,,,:rata:."...1...-t....,:f.tin:ril‘Etri'ta:asiiv.1.1:de:(1:cionyt,r,flrexco...r..4.,...le 301 Broken He rt ! lioS•ly When passing over',Graliam's ill A iiale wan nian Wile ucen, Crouching shiong the thee:hie lewers, Anil angry was his ;mien. The monient that Ire heard in He turned on me quite beld, And then tote uty willing oar, Did his 'sad tale unfold. • • I bought sepound i Tea, ho r id, . . i When I sod into own, And as I cathe up raltam'eh 1, My Tee it all went; down. I wentetraight Itmeotinte lily •ife, My loss she !lid &Pion`, And said that into Town agai She no'er would tsust ufe leer She said 1 knew the Tea had a t•ngth, Thrtough rtienty bags 'ewetild 0, c, ,Aih,doltriadnlotbtoeisTreeaheaecppeurteiclay et- p'd, . I Fle.paused, the tows, streamed town las face, . Hiirbosom heaved A sigh. And then lie said With a bow head, To gather the Tt•a I'll try. - J.' He tried, lie tried and tried a •Then looked quite sad se ine, And begged that I'd lend hiiii the price Of another poond of Tea. I said I'd lehd him' just the p If on mo he would tall, He sail ho guessed ho'd rath not, 1 Fee he otiglit his TC3 of Ball I handed ottt the cath at once. When he went on his way. I met this Neil, yet pleasaut in it Agafh on Seiturday. I. told him Oast he looked quit That he had leech impnoved, Ho looked,.and as he taught y eye, I saw he wais muclernoved. Dear sir, he said, be took my and, Yon hate been greet to me, My wife sup 1 a -re both conte \AI:. eecUi.peo vollefl:Tt1 eat 'ail lwri s:o tilliti;:fdeTligehal, BWye ggievtintghenaTean :oriiiniht oue t I Then sail 01.e ail: that charred their 1 tism:eokaraestens feterel•ntiel'itSeh lisntarolinagT: , IA)°, I AWnaad ntio"leriltirdintriltinetds,tie.Mny at I's &eft I ask yOU one and ale When er you chance to we To giro a cell 4111 11011. Sept. 1st; 1873. s t e p, pruee , egg, j..C. DETLOR & CO. A re, receivine dads. their NEW FALL GOODS Srecliff.1 'Awes i PRINTS. DRESS G3ODS,': VIFINCEYS.. SHIRCINGS, • CORSETS A.Na RIBBONS. 1.ines ilk Black Lustros, 1311r_.1: Aioacas, Black Barathe as, B:ack Cobourgs, Silk warp Black Paramattas, Black Crapes. Underclothing. A FltliSH L'TT OF gait Ribbons, Ladies' Delta, Reining, V'es,fishicirs.1310 1NT In lirir 31E'l T74 LI "/"VATIE 1B 1=0 . A PERFEC FIT GUARANTEED. - . C. DETLOR & CO. Goilerictl, /et September 1:1;1. • Public Leading. c) 11. sr. r IIE Meridian Temple, I. 0. of, G. T. will give a Public Readiug on lb; evening of 8th September, Meridiae Ashfield. - , • Admission fea 10 cents. Proceeds 4, form the tnicleus of 11 ery fund for the S. School held in their I fall. 13(43s. TEACHER WANTED. ILATANTHDr hy the lloard of l'uldie v a. Scheid /Trustees of the Town tof Coderich, a female teacher ter se eit'sWaiel School. Salerv , Atoplications received, up to the:30th Inst. • T. II. STOKES, Secretary. Goderich, 2utl Sept. 187,3. 1385c PROF. FERGUSON, The well -known performer -on the Irish Union Harmonic Pipes, Wili,-7ee a Concert in Urn On Friday vening, 5th September. 1:thheerftlillowiug talented amateltra are al' a:::::::1Peniersi:e. Tab: 1.?°iicrtIgilliarul' Solchsenttrait.open t 7 o'clock.. Concert to AtIonimion ceuts. Reserved ieats 1385a & a new stock of _ NuudeC.reitprjrlod IhaCIviu:.:::uca out, 1 Tososero, Ai:router 21, 1873. 413.11E - 1 444" • 4 t g •I DEPARTMENT OFCROWN LANDS, GroCeries,Crockorye &e. , &.c., S IIEREBYGIVEN that the tinder- . Glassware. crauhrouk, in the Township of Grey, in , inentione 1 Town and Park Lots of . tthvemC,;fintiirityisoef till:417nm, aywitbhe the excep- .dAiusiesttist:,eln. tatft,centilltibber000kffe, arted *enders for Sinking (iinng ..1,,...ititei otlf. thAenriogflt telt lin, Ito one brtid. the 23n1 of next month. • TERMs -Cloth, the Department rebore - A TEll, TAN -KS. TENDERS u ill b -ti r-eceived by the un- • μ tofwtillilebegaiadt .LanDanactes' Hetet, the - day before the Sale, to investigate claims to TUESDAY, TPE .9th INSTANT, '1" dersigned up. till noon on . . 44.• Conunissioner. R. W SCOTT, for nie Initiate, of Four Water Tanks en . so a 'T11 STRtET NORM SIDE. , 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12. 1),, 2.311,;(2i2,8x2r3e,024h4, )25. , In the store lately (tccupied by Jaws Brackenridge, trusts that he Slay he fievoulred witlt a share of the public pat- ronage. • • II. COOKE. Goderich, Sept. let, 1873. 1383c NOTICE previously for Sale at o'clock, on thd Square. lipecitientitons ean be seen at the office of James Smaill. ja31ES T11°PoSwliliN01. erk. Goderieh, Sept. 2nd, 1873, I:IS5:t (Seir give one insertion.) NEW DRUG STORE!' MCA% RED .,VORT AR, East Sid. c-"'" • # Market Square. . 13 ()N 11.) 05 20 Tears, Practice, INOTED 1.011. • PURE DRUGS. IS joist receiyine Eoimpean and Ainerictui markets weekly the foll;;w- ing articles: - Dry Drugs,. Chemicals, Sponges. flair 11rtillies, Flesh Brushes, e stock of Fellows' Compound Syrup Ilypop114- phites, ltadway's Medicines Ayer's . orm Medicines fier T it _Brushes. Children, I Hair Restoratives, Bowel Complaint ! Hair Dyes, remedies, the beitt Perfuelery; in Ott world, try Atkinson s Salves, thetn, Magnolia Balm, Pain Killers, too ne- Laird's Bloom of merous to mention; Youth, Sarasperills, Seth White's Tooth Cod Liver Oil, l'aste and Powder, liair Oils, • liittaSitlt for Baths, Castor ail, Patent Medicines, Lewes, _Black Oils, Lamp Glasses, Yellow oda, Dye Stuits of all kinds feel and good, Bond's Tonic Bitters, the boat in the world fur • :1 )1tr,S1..E4 . Any (inantity of Certificates canheepre- duced if required of its etEcael. Horse aid Cattle Medicine*. 1385 SALE OF IRIDS. _UNDER and by virtue of a Power of L-1 Sale contained in a Mortgage made by Thomas Richardson, default having been made in the payment of the same, will be sold. by I'ublic Auction, at 0. M. Tiueinan's Auction Rooms, lit the Town of Goderich, on Saturday the 4th day of Oetoher,I873; at twelve of the clock noon, Tho following freehold property, Lot numher twenty in the first concession of the Township of Turnberry in the Coun- ty of Huron, contaiuing ODO hundred screamer° or less. Teams or 14:ALE-Ono-fourth of the purchase money to be paid down at the tame of le, from one to five years vt'll be give for payment of the balance to suit p rchasers: 'For fu er particultue apply b G. M. Trueman, sq., Auctioneer, Goderich, or to CRONYN it MARTIN, Vendor's Solicitors, London. Ont. Dated 20th August, 1873. 1385-5w WILL AND MUST I3E SOLD .1T TH LION STORE THIS PALL, i6 30,000 worth of Goods Coo:71 prat lig Dry Goode, Groceries, plots Shoes, heady Made Clotliing, Hats and Caps, te. &c. SEE PRICE LIST Good Young Hysan 45c per lb. " Paisins 6c per lb. 121ba. good Sugar $1. Butter 17c per lb. Dry Geed. Cheaeer thee the Cheapest. AT GEO. hicKENZIE'S. Golerieh, Supt. 2nd 1873. NIL 1, 2, 3, 4, •15, 17, Li, 19 26, 27, 28, 21 VICT0RIA 'ET-601ITH SIDE. NO. 37, 38, 39, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 46, 47, CO, 49, 5951, 52, 53, 54, 55 56, O7, 58,459, 60.61, 62, 63, 64, 65,66, 67, GA, 69, 741,!el, 72, (i 'Kee each). VICTOR' A STREET-NORTI1 SIDE. Nti. 73, 74, 75, 76, 77. 78;-711, 80, 81, t8212,'98...3., 944, 89;5), 44696, !PA:0888:911'9; 1009a, 19011, 102, 103, 104, (4 acre each).1. ALBERT STREET- SIDE. No.105, 196. 107 108, in 110, 1 11 112, 113, 114, 115, 116, 117, 118, 119, 120, 121, 12'2, 123, 124, 12.5, 126, 127, 128 (i acre each). ALBERT STREET -NORTH SIDE. No. 129, 130. 131, 132, 133, 134, 135, 136. 137, 138, 139; 140, 1 41. 142o 143e " 144 145 146.147 148, 149, 150, , 151-, Lee, 103, lot, 15a, 156, (4 acre eech). „ ADELAIDE STREET -SOUTH SIDE. No. 157. 158, 159, 160. 161. 162, 163, . 164, 165, 166, 161, 168, 169, 170, 171, 1 72, 173, 174, 1751 174, 177, 178, 179, 180, 181, 182.183, 184, (4 acre each). ADELAIDE STREET -WORTH SIDE. No. 185, 186, 187, 184, 189, 190, 191, 192, 193, 194, 195, 196, 197, 198,199, 200, 201, 202. 203, 204, 206, 206,207, 208, 2•09,(4 acre each), 210 (one acre). LOUISA.STREET -SOUTH SIDE. No. 214. 215, 216, 217, 218, 219, 220, 221, 222, ?23, 224. 225, 226, 227. 228. 229, 230, '231, 232,- 233, 234, 235, 234, 237 (.4 acre each). ARTHUR STREET -WEST SIDE. 238,239, 240, 241 (4 acre each). • LOUISA STRE,147-NORTII SIDE. No. tit (i acre). HELENA 'STREET -SOUTH SIDE. No. 217, 249, 250, 251, 252 (1 acre each). HELENA STREET -NORTH SIDE. Nu. '255, 256, 257, 258, 259 (/ acre each). ALIOE STKEET-W EST, SIDE. No. 260 (1 acre), EDWARD STRXT-SOUTEI SIDE. No. 261, 262, 263,- 2&4, 265, 266 (4 saw each). . EDWARD STRE '-NORTH SIDE. No. 271, 272, 273, 4, 275, 276 (4 acre each). _ I : - ALFRED STREET-SOUTI1 SIDE. No. 277, 278, 279, 280,281(4 arre AUGUSTA STREET -EAST SIDE. Lots A, B (4 acre each). Parlc- 1Lfoteis. , EAST STREET -WEST SIDK. Bo. 12 (44 acres). LEOPOLD S fR—EET--WEST SIDE. Nix 25. (21 acres), 26 (31 acres). • .1 W ILLIAg STREET-EAST_SIDE. No. 45, 46, 47 (34 acres each), 48 • (21 acres). WILLIAM STREET -WEST SIDE. - No. 53 (31 acres). 1385tel Steam Saw Mill for Sale - _— “NE of Wsterous Co's. Clipper Mills with Lumber Edger and also good Shingle machine attached. The iix:irullnisningsituatfeodr isonerelraiti2y1,.17ne.on. of Wit- filuranwthositehhr,partisingaocosidlpilarseine7dicedAlmality for doing et pine and hemlock convenient to keep tamsone fifth of an acre and is fenced • large custom business. There is plenty Np. 1153 on Gibbons Street which con - Also a lot in the Town of Goderich, darouror tars and 1382-2,e• JOHwN eiCittfieAlIdGP, 0. _ I N PRESS: To be Pub/ished in Nosember, 1873: LOVELL'S GAZETTEER OF BRIT- , 1811 NORTH AMERICA. : contain- ing the latest and mos, authentic dee. criptions of over six thousand Cities, Towns and Villages in the Provinces of Ontario, Quebec, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Newfoundland, Prince lid - ward Island, Manitoba, British Colum- bia, and the North West Territories ; and general information, drawn from official ,,,,nrces, as to the names, lo- "litY, extent, Lc , of over fifteen hun- dred Lakes at d Rivers, with a Table of Rc'eton,t4•4, showing the proximity of the ---"r°•d Statirms, and Sea. Lake and pirer Porta, to the Cities, Towns, Vil- Posse: acn, o in tbe several Provinces. 111 °loth, 521,0; Prioe in Full 83 75, age eg wanted to banes for the Work. - n JOHN LOVELL, Publisher. moutreal, 9th Aug., 1873. 1384-1 44 A ,„4,1. VINEGAR BITTERS . Walker's California vaegar Bitters are a purely Veg- etable preparation, made chiefly fram the native herbs found,on the lower ranges of the Sierra Nevada moun- tains of California, the medicinal nroperties of which are extracted the'iefrom without tha use of Alcohol. The question is -almost daily asked, What is the cause of the unpar- alleled success of Vnuniss5 Bir - r Oar answer is, that they remove the came of disease, and the patient moovers his health.' They are the great hl?od purifier and a life-giving Thriy.6, a perfect Reno- vator and neagorator of 'the system. Never before in the hietory of the world has a medicine been compounded pits- sessing_the remarkable qualitim of Vis- soaa Btrrsas .healing this sick of every disease men is heir to. They are gentle Purgative as well as a Tonic: relieving Congestion or Inflainesation the lever eatcriscers1 Organs, in Bilious Diseases. The properties of "Da. WALK= sa's V tirsearBrrrass are Aperient. Dia- phoretic, Carminaties, Nntritiona, hare tive, Diuretio,Sedattrettounter-Irritant, Sudorific, Alterative, and Anti -Whine , 11. NottONALD 411 00.. Druggists it Oea. ARM., Ben Francisco. Cedifoe. lei& & oleo of Washington and Charlton Ste, yi -bola by alit Draggtsto oad DealorO. - WANTED. w... .11 women Business that will ray. • frorn to el ean parse, 1 on lout non notabbOttrb,0041; It • fare Shah.* tb ;se one of empipn.., or haying leisiate time; air and loot a frequently do ea relies men. Part %clay -stole. • Addreeo J. LATH AN k 1"13. 1284-81 um 'Iwamoto% St, Rosteot.'Ilos. FOR SAM LOT 790 Cambria Road, (Menai,. Apply tn J. COOKE. Kincardine, Or J. WILLI A 31S-, Cesderich. August bth, 1873. 1381-0 BY-LAW NO.--- RT.LaW to sid sad Amelia the Londe*. Berra "6 g.1,11 4 to Pa1- N od Bruce Railway lanspato by gut dhoesand dollafs to me oaoi Compact be hones, trod 44, 141•114 debenture& therefor, authorire the levyint; of a •peeial raw tor t' ment Mil debenture% atd interest. WHEREAS, by an act of the fourth oi of the Legislature of the Province of tinnot, • in the Thirty:fourth pear of Um reign 41 Her ty, entitled "As •ct to Intwerpteraterilte Lotobou. Hems -and Bence itaileway Cienpaity.t sumo . merits thereto, and by the net respecting nit.; tv(1117:tn.h...,sy. irnsp ot,dtr ;oh,. etc:t sue wham., a petition sig -nod • foy Moo t,f ty per- . • who are resident freeholders, eao.o last aseeesement roll of the Township of Tiicio- srnitli and qualified voters ander thesaid eintorb pal act in that portion of the gaol Menisipality.of to the'sonthetiv ▪ lirnit of 1114 110r. t• e• Read. -,,,ore in a arintileaStOrly eXtion &lora IA 44. 1 clt ..• t11174"pnlitt ,C,R:1471:7":#1:117:1;tit:ii...gos. :kat. twee.erthies limit to the %ou▪ t' erly limit of Um Mow Mead, thence sioterl y &boor that limit te 11.. inert hateeem Use Township* of Tockersintth and Bible -re, and - them% aMitherly aloag tits lard nicht to the eotith-west corner of thee Too-n4liip Plibberi aforesaid. op -I them% &loss the 'Mit Iratirrto I 4# Townships of TuskeiromIth Med Feberio, 1.1 the place ef Segianieg. hew been presettle.t-to the C•nn-iltif the •atel Municipality °fete Tose %hip — of Tuckeivonith. praying tbe said cutiaMI 'to lass • '7 ;mating a bonus of gleo,O•for the per- , pose of aiding in the conotruetion ofkhe este Lou- don, Heron and Bruce Railway, on the Ceinlitiona hereisafter expressed, int. it is erpedieni to ..roat the same. And whereas, for snot. parsnip. it is neceeed-y to that part of the said Township of T 1-keree.:th above deocrileed to raise the said 101,111.Rt of me theumnd dollars In the manner liereisafter ineas tioned. And whereas. it will require the sum of oas thousand oft* beadred dollars to be rsioed mortal- ly by speeial totems the whets ratee.ble property -a the said portion of the said townehip ether* de. seethed, for paying the said • ch in of tan th,....181 dollar. sod hitereot on the debentures tole moot thierefor„ me hereinafter mentioned. . _t An whereto, the amount of the whole rateable property in that portion of tb• said 'Toweship Tuckersatith above described, irrespective of aim - further iucrease of the sante th4 alio irreispertire any 'mores% to be derived from Um teorporsof in- vestment of the tinkiog flanethereinafter mer.fiihtd. or any part thireof is, accordiug to the la.t mot ond aosetoonent roll of the mud Mwasitip being for too year of our Lord ens thousomi eight hundred "id o, seventy -three the mom of seven hundred and t tato - seven thoultand seven hundred and t wrote doliar. ; and whereas. there Is no debt *Melting agao,st the said mouicionlity, or that portion atom. dime:lie-4. either tar principal or interest.. And whereas, for paying the Inters.% and. creating en equal yearly sinking fund, for paying the raid , ef tan thousand .dellars. ae hereinafter nirn- tented, it will require en equal annual ups mal rate of on. mill an,1 eleven twentieths of a inoll ta Val dollar in addition te •111 other rate., to teo•ici each year upon all the rateable property in that rootion of the said Township 01 Tecksrodulth atoms: desoribed. 1. Be it therefore eneeted be thee Viinicimil Connell of the township of Tiickeromith that it slot! and may tee lawful f m that portion of the said TotaItai,ip of Tuckersinith above 41,..ri bed, bo and mob% the said london, Huron and linter luti- way Contiony lu the construetton said Haileht% by giving thereto the sum of ion tboluoal doliars by way Of bonus 3. That for the -purreese aforemid the -Fge.,VIP the said Township of Tuekersoreitie shall canoe obi' neimber of debenture% of Om sediP Thwaship Tuckersmith to be made foremen sums of toorey•a• noy tm required fur the Raid pnrpose. not lass than aim hundred dollars each and oot exceeding in UM whole the !Om of tea thoueond dollars, wheel, said debenoures shall be seaieel with the moat of Rail Townahip of Tuckenernith end he signed ter the R00% and couatereigned, by the Treasurer tben 41, and shall define the portion •f tile Raid above deserthed for sad 011 act toot of whieli tnoy are boned. 3. not thea mad debentnres shall lee made pay- able within twenty years from the day herei.11411cr mentioned for this By-lao to take effect. ot tli. ernes of the Royal Casadian Bank, in the n( Seaforth, and •hall ha". at- tached 1.o them coupons for the payment of interest at the rata and iu the manlier hereinafter int-a- i:t41::::InTh-i.fatt:t...itrhety1.sa.oinrad ttdh.s,brintf.it,in.rtiefrunta.rirser:Intcent.intld1:,,bic!..hrirrtibb.u.lter,p6.14..:: fbr.oirns:hdethrleateuitihr,eieretobtd,:eyh.i.;11 the said °Rice of the /royal Canadian Bank, in Maori h. to. That for the purpose of forrning • sinking • fend for the payment of 4lie said debentures "id the interest thereon, at the rate aferetald. au equal Rtaria1 rale °tone mill and eleven twentieths of a the dollar shall. in additioa to all other eats.. be raised. levied aod collected in each yeAr upon all the rateable property in that part of the said Township of Tuckerstoith liereinleefere above mestieened aud described, during the cola- tinnanceof the sidet debentures or until they ar.' paid, 6. That the itaid debeetnres Otall be deepasit ed within six week* after Me pealing of tkis My -ow with Jamie Ineksosi. Req.. of licoltarich, Regiatmr of the Spent Itolhat of the County of &lento, to be held by libra as Custodian, and to delivered by to the TrUNI.M4 appointed under Om said Act ineorporattrig the said Company, so soon IN the fellowine menditi roe are amapiled with : 1. Thatibe Railway is aseipleted and in runrdeg order fr,ese &point in or near the city of Lee don to the %Hoge of Clinton within three years after the woos t.f this By -15.r. S That stations 4,11 erected en *lie line rof said Railway at or near the villages of Rraceflold and kippen. S. That the Gnat Western Railway Company shat too* agreed to%quip. work otol maintain the seed Railway and Mottoes. 7. That if the above conditions Ohl not folfIlled and eoniplied with, weans three years after the palming of this Bydaw, then the said Jamas Melt. son is to retort. the maid debent•ree with the cou- pons r tenet to thoCouncil el tholIonicipsi It, nf the Township of Tnekerstuttli. sod taey shalt then Woo& nall and void. IL That all oraperts for interest whit% shall have aeorned prior to the completion of the road to cliston, so aforesaid, shell be macelled aad de- tached from said debentures by the said Jame/. Dieksoa, and delivered to the Treasurer of the said 0. That this By-law steel fake often end come into operation on, from and after the tenth day of October, A. D. 117S. 10. That the votes of the elector§ or that poreirei of the said Towaship rot Tuckersodth. deo. embed and amis.& shell he taken en tfy-law at th• following plaoes, th•t is to sav : For Division No. I, at the Reboot House In Sec- tion No.13 For Division No. 1. at the Below] Moos, in Sec- tion No. 7. Itsrperhoy For Oh shin No. 3, at the School Bosse is Ser- . tion No 4. For Division No. 4, at the old &hoed Route in Brueefield. FOr Dtvision No. at the School Howe in Sec- tion No. 1. tie the nibeenth day of Eloptimaber next, A. D. 1671i. between the hours of Mae o'clock th• mooting and dee o'clock in the Afternoon of the aams day. and that the ft Ihrwisig pereons al all the Retain:ling Ofkors fp*, toko the said votes at 1 he roaport1V11 plant* for vrbieb they aro b are y 1 • spectively appointed. that is to say: Per Division Nn. I, Iiir. thigh Chesney , Poi Motion No. I, Mr. David Campbell For Dirislos Pro. 5, Mr. William. 0. pawl... For Dirieion No -4. Mr. John Teems. For 17141.00n No. 5, Mr. Janos Ala/Tay. TALE NOT.rrit that the above is • true copy tot a proposed By-lasf which will be taken into con. indemnities* key tbe Coeusetl_ of ute Muniemiulty or us, remake? et rameefeette, alter MO nowith from the rabltaitioa Item: In Um liranir 81011144., tie auto of whisk yakbootion tbe Mitth day of Aetna*, A. D 1574, sac la tito Braes Es- capees, the date of which gagwaggggaa tat. nt., day of August. A. D. IPS, late sec --see vet. ewe woes" er that portion of the dell touloodp, •Leve doseribed and dellited, dna 1.5151•1 slotecoa, the tifloontli day of Ilispesadsat, A. D. lers, be- tween the boor* of mem 1164111dt HI Ile use= tlyeetlock en thew eeteraimm. *Os several shims earned,. 1111th day edAts. D. WWI Dated at Thekerrith, tbli LIM 1