Huron Signal, 1873-10-01, Page 2•
• Neer Advertissirouts
IlIntios--Miss Wade.
Sotioe-John Fowler.
4. Card—K. fi. Marlton.
It. th• Eleceore-A. Baahop.
fiat Enterprise -L. D. Sine.
laizir of Phosphates -Dr. Wheeler.
rase & Lot for Salo -Erie MacKay.
wing Machines -J. W. Wetherald.
Adjoerned Sheriff's Sale -J. C. Currie.
tall and Winter Goods -Mackay Bros.
mega! Baters-R. H. McDonald &
Co.
ire -ocher Wanted -Joseph Wilson,J aleph
Itateliff, John McLean.
• lanar.:A;
I. Sebacribers who do nnt give express notice to
lotttrary, ars eonsidered artahlag to continue
- bete pabscriptions.
tr 2. 11 subeerthersorder the discontinuance ot their
penodiesde :sr sewspaperr. the pub1Wher or pu olish-
rws may oorittane 1.„ send them until all arrears are
'raid Op; and entscwhere are beld responsible tor
A01 numbers •ent
- if satmeritars neglect or retnee to take the pert-
mlieals or newspapers trent the :Aloe to whleh they
on &racial. they are held responsible 1111 they have
Settled their bills. Pending numbers dia. or 5110v-
1.11.: them la 'be „ice, is sot sooh notice ot &woe-
Mansace as the law requires.
4. It satowribers reoiovs t.. other plaetw witltrint
laiforatiaw the Publisher, and their periodicals or
ilewspapers are sent to the runner directions, they
ars held resvoasible.
Among those from this section who
obtained prizes we obserre the name. of
irJ. J. Fisher of Colborne, R. Currie of
1
gedie Gso. P. Rowser. CM, 40.Park
11.,w, and 8, * Fremont a Ua., 37
Perk Row, are our only authorised Ad-
Sertising Agents in New York. •
The Jate after each geduerilser's novae
Or. fhs,c Lirciut imlicittos the time to which'
Sisbvriptien paid. Thies, "rzesi
SIM ITS, 1 March 72,'' mean., that M r.
S mirk s Sebseription is psisi up to lst
msreA that he ()ices from that date.
4tabseri5ess see it to be to their interest
to renew prom:4/y, as eur ternu are
$1.50 STRICTLY IN ADVANCE, otherwise $2
will be charnel.
We shall be glade! all times to receive
Berns of local news, reports of meetinsrs,
accidents, pr any incident of interest
eithet in the locality where it occurs or
to the county at large. Such matter
Amy be sent at -the rate of one cent per
oz. if merked Printer's Copy and not
sealed. To ensure publication in any
partieular issue it should reach the
office not later than Monday evening.
Wawanoah, T. Mills of Ttutkerstnith, J,
Loadasan of Hay. Alex. Innen of Stan-
ley, Win. Herbison of Goderich, J,
Swenerton of Hay, R. Hunter and It..
Pincombe of Usborne, S. McDougall of
Coderioh, ff. Love of Hay and W.
Hodgson and T. Marton of Exeter, J.
MeDottagh of Colborne and 8. Crick of
Clinton for Horses; John Herten of
Usborne for Cattle ; J. Cumaaings of
Londesboro and Wm. Moore of Exeter
foe Pigs; Hugh Love of Hay for Sheep ;
G. Williamson and Meer° Hogan of
Seaforth, P. Grant of Clinton and Geo.
McLean of Flay, for Implements ; .1.
Anderson of Howick for Fulled Cloth,
Chessoo aud Sugar ; A. M. Ross of God-
erich for Fraits and Domestic Wines ;
S. Platt uf Goderich and Coleman &
Govinlock of Soaforth for Salt and Win.
Creswell of Seaforth for Oil ,Paintings.
Huron" also furnished a nutnber of
judges.
It was decided at the Annual Meeting
of the Assiciation that the next exhibi-
tiow should.be held at Toronto.
The local couunittee ere deserving of
**praise for the perfect manner in which
they bad made the necessary arrange-
ments for the show. A vote of thanks was
tendered thole at the annual meeting.
A daring attempt was made on Thurs-
day night to rob the safe iu the Tree-
surefs'office, bet by the vigilance of the
watchmen the burglars were frustrated.
Frince Louis -of lIosse, husband of
Priecom Alice, was in London during
the exhibition and visited it, expresting
his delight at what h, saw. 110 wat the
guest of Bifhop
Nino.
• South Ea= Zlatiost-
After much persuasion Mr. Case has
been Induced to accept the nomination
of the Conservative convention and tak.e
the field -in South Huron. Heeknowa
he has no chance of being elected; but
the Tories are losthe to allow the riding
gn by default and hive theirefore
If h
sat for all iser readers taexamime-i-ss
ITZ773 0? TWAI 372111K
it gives a very aocurate idea, 'awe *in
The Royal Commission sttll ciontinuas l amend clotlung, of what the (threw
YOSEMITE ills Price of the m
One Dollar a year.-wal chromo, (Ine
Dollar a and a Batt -Address WoCo's
Hoosanoto afaaassits, Nowhere, lit Y.
Obituary.-We regret to annoonce
the death of Dr. McDougall of this town,
which event took place on Friday night
last. Dr. McDougall !has been . fur
twenty four years &resident of Goderich,
during whieb time he has practised his
prdteesion among its citizens. Ile has
suffered much front rheumatism for
some years but was able till quit* re-
cently to cktinue his professional Visits
to his patient'. The doctor haa held
several positions of trust. Ile served
two or three years se Mayor of the town.
He was till recently Clerk of the First
Division Court, a position to which. his
brother succeeded a short time ago.. ile
was at the time ()this death Surgeon of
the County Jail and abet of the 33rd
Battalion, who being at present in camp
here, turned out to the funeral oa Mon-
day, and tired the usual three volleyi.
over the grave. Dr. McDougall had
many good qualities which endolaretl
halissedins to.his.firiends and he will 15e much
•
firr ore. -The London .Advertiser
thus hits off our local contemporary, -
"One of the party organs published
somewheim up around Goderich htut
woraed up a sufficiency of coinage to
call "a spade, a spade, and "atilt no
pardon for saying so." The quantity of
stimulant required to nerve this valiant
writer to the conamissiom of so entirely
suet and incomprehensible an act is
not stated, bet judging from the •con -e
nation of his efiesion we should say it
was considerably in excess of the or-
dinary John A. averaoe. floor him t,"Sto
Gdo°mTteoi.nurrnpa"tpept"!eipos fairindp:ipelectlofu"
triumph, Britain and Right, or an hen-
orablb death in defence of these. ' "%Ye
have heard of electors beini tampered
with; we aro bold enoitsh to say that the
traitorous person who woula sell his
franchise for a mess of pottage or a sum
of money deserves the exe•cretion any
and all society. We Aro 110) yet dvite
with these patriotic assassins, and may
havti occamon,if our space. will perinit,to
name several in our locality, as well as
others of Provincial repute,. who de dis-
pute the British Sopreinacy in Canada."
Stich horrible candor is highly unkoecoin-
ing,and no biglotoned Tory journal can
in future be expected to recogeize a
sheet whickboldly AVOWS its determina-
tion to tell the truth once in a Chile,
even though it murders the Qieett's
sEhtalkisinligi.n, the attempt. It's rnitively
its sittings at Ottawa. Its labours hare
however about closed. Nothing very
important has been elicited during the
past week and nal report will be looktel
forward to with some interest. There
is little doubt that when Parliament
meets on the 23n1 inst. tho government
will be defeated on the onnatitutionel
' .
question. They must if the protestiug
96 hold true.
General Garibaldi has (tftered his
services to the Republican canna- in
Spain, but Senor Casteler has dm:lined
his offer with thanks.
The American schooner Addie Osborn,
y a collision with the English steamer
Precursor,was sunk on the night. et the
14th inst,, and all on board except three
were drowned.
A race between Brown and Bigl:n,two
cob:sheeted oarsmen at Halifax last
Wednesday, resulted in favour of the
former hy 200 feet.
Rev. John Farrell. 11. C. Bishop of
Hamilton, died on Friday last after a
long illness.
From the first to the twenty-sixth of
September no less than 440 deaths from
; yellow fever were recorded in Shreve-
port, Leuisana.
force,' him into a coutest. t ey were
Sukocribers will confer a favour by beaten last year with the Township of
notifying us of any irregularity in the Tuckersreith and the Town of Goderich,
delivery tof their papers. both of which give large Reform Majori-
ties, left out of the riding, how can they
expect to win when both those munici-
palities are included, especially with the
record of the Pecific Railway Scanda 1
and other misdeeds against them. Elec
tions have however been lost by over -
Crawl Trask ItalliraT.
OODILICK STATION
Treitis lemmas follows,-
laf ail 7.00 a. m.
10.00 " "
Express
12 30 p. tn: confidence before to -day, and we would
o • ...... • • • therefore urge up ei Reformers the
, Trams are due as follows, -
10 00 " "- necessity of org mixing at once end work -
2.00 p. m. ;ng for their candidate with all their
5.20 :` strength and wilt. LA us roll up such
3'43 a majority for Mr. Bishop as will show
to the ceuntry ' that South Huron is
sound in her principles and favourable
to good government.
ixed
xpreas
ixed
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mon Signal.
•
GODERICH, Oct. 1, 18734
•
The Provizzial Ulliltttion- -
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The. Provincial Exhibition held at
"Lendon teat week prowt.1 a great success
n every respect. Situated in the midst
Leesef a fiiie agricelturar district and easy of
by rail from every direction there
is no reason why London ,should not
?always have a good show, especially in
itch a season as this when the country
been blessed with a bountiful
vest. The weather daring the show
all that could be desired, with the
pxamaition of the first (ley, and as that
'was devoted to gettiug the articles on to
, the ground ;-,.e. arraneed in their places
lit did not uterfere with the success of
• ithe exhibition. The number of visitor!'
cwas larger than ever before, with the ex-
,crootien of the last time the fair warin
:Leaden, when the presence of Prince
'Arthur and the Governor Gemeral at-
tracted en unusually large crowd. The ginning to assume a more settled state.
Is the crisis was caused mainly by tbe
jtotal receipts this year arnoent to abont
large advances made on railway securie
1$20,000. The greatest crowd was on
ties upon which the parties holding
elnesday when over 32,000 persona
them have been unable to realize in the
• 1 et the getes. money markets of Europe, the effects
We cannot begin to enumerate in de -
are not likely to extend beyond the
il the articles worthy of special notice.
United States sufficiently to cans° any
We must refer our readers for such t 0
emb assment. '
he columns of the city papers. A few
' g observations will however not
lee amiao t
t The rapid improvement in tho quality
pthe stock kept by our farmers is more
Oind More manifest every year. People
Ire beginning to find out that it costs
iso mere te keep a gool animal than a
laad one, while the return is mod) west-
)ar. We are glad to see the count? y
vancing so rapidly in this respect and
st it will centime° to do so.
The quality of the grain, motes, fruits
nil other asrrienItursil and borticelte ral Sailiar nnisr raiss Colous.
_
nets exhibited eras excellent. Our The Exeter Times in speaking of Mr.
wniunan M2. A. Id. Ross carried off Case says "His principles are reform
toms- In the cultiyation of tjus forfner
t.
elms than twelve prizes for grapes and and his every action reform." How then
does it come that he was nominated by
Ite excels' Ho °is° allined '''' Prize 1°r a Conserrative Convention 1
tete mede wine. The vegetables from
Mr.
South
Rat= Muting's.
Bishop, the Reform camlidate
Huron, is holding a series
meetings throughout the riding. He
will address the electors as fellows: -
At Zurich, township of -Hay. on
Wedeesday, Oct. 1, at T o'clock P. 51.
At the Red School House, Teckeramith,
on Friday, Oct. 3, at 7 o'clock P. M.
At Rodgerrille, tiorashin of Usborne,
on Monday Oct. 6, at 7 o'clock P. M.
At Duncan's Schoolhouse, Usborne, on
Tuesday Oct. 7, ot 7 o'clock P. M.. At
Varies, townsfitp of Stanley, on Thurs-
day, Oct. 9, at 7 o'clock P. M. At
Holmesyille, Goderich township, on
Friday Oct. 10. at 7 o'clock P. M. At
Crabb's Hall, Gederich town, on Satur-
day, Oct. 11, at 7 o'clock P. M. At
Hayfield, on Monday. Oct. 13, at 7
o'clock P. M. At Lakeview, township
of Hay, on Tuesday, Oct. 14, at 7 o'clock
1-6-‘
Ths Pins:wig Crisis.
for
nf
The financial crisis among our Ameri-
can neighbors is passing over. A num-
ber of enspended firms end banks haye
resumed payment and matters are be -
A 314 Defeat.
-
The Government hayo sustained a
crushing defeat in New Brunswick. The
election for the c suety of Carleton, to
fill the seat of the late Mr. Cennell,
came off last week, when Mr. White,
ex M. P. P., the government candidate,
was defeated by Mr. Appleby, Op-
position, by a majority of over six
hundred.
att.•••••
_e.o.m.
• Linden Asylem were very good and • -Our local contemporary endeavours
' 'ed off a nember of prizes. Mr. J. to prejudice the temperance men again.st
, mous squashes weighing 232 'and
En
. Otwell of 8t. Mary's showed two Mr. Bishop and hints that hts pledges
are not to be depended on. We would
121 Ilse., an i measuring 8 feet 1 inch and remind our temperance frientla that
*feet 2 inches in circumference. A col- they haye not only Mr. Bishop's word
Menem of cereals and roots from Then- that he *ill support any mea.sure for
der Bay attracted considerable atten- suppressing the liquor traffic, but also
Oen end served to illustrate the fertility the pledge cf the. Reform convention
oil that region. Hon. A. McKellar which nominated him. Our cetem's
showed a collection of minerals frorn the statement that the Reform paety. did all
one Place- Two 6T-0 enilections wen' it could last session to throw a damper
elhibited by railway companies in Kan- upon every temperance move made in
see and Nebreska, illustrating the nate- ta. n
La.41 u0111110 is SS fi3130 ES it 'IS MaliCit31141,
Mil and artificial productions of that It was a prominent member of the Re.
ise- nntry. Circulars holding out strong form party who brenght the matter up,
iddacements to emigrants to those States
and the only member who; refused to
pore freely circulated. The fact that
sign the memorial to the Dominion
tlie railway oompsnies have lands to
Parliament asking for the passage of a
dispoes of explaine the object ef their
prohibitory law was the leader of the
allsplay, but as long as we have the fer-
tile leads and . healthy climate of the. etTory party -M. C. Cameron. The
advocates for temperance
Smell West we trust Canadians will not hens ajways been found in the Reform
bp indeced by any specious promises to Tula.
/Pars their own country and flag. The ---- --
collections were very complete and well ...t -The Prog. organs msy shout "Anti
arrange.l. In flowers James Vick of Britain " "Proton," "Mimico farm,"
Recheeter had a very handsome &fatality
diry superior specimens.
In deny products, Mr. J. Anderson
tiowiek took the first prize fur maple
sligar, which wac neatly displayed in a
‘eas case.
,` We Sere favourably impressed with a
of JAS. Warnock of Galt, His
ladisplay of edge tools from the
egesigess woes very creditable to
Tilinweil of Canadian manufacture.
There was a Tory large show of oar -
!Mee principally of London manufac-
ture, also of agricultural and other
imakinery. Them branches (4 Cans-
, itOasi manufacture are extending every
Tear
onllection of oils, perafine and
Products of Canadian petroleum
much attention and deserved -
-Pine Arts, ',adios' Work,
sae the unal display.
1 ef fiesforth exhil5isod
siitipaisiarsanfl
400AL ITZIPS
.
Stormer Favea prevails in. town at
present, especially among young ladies
who aro subject to volunteer (y) attacks.
Tni 51oorezee TICLISCRAPII OFFICE
has been removed to Acheion's new
block, West street.
ROND' Esti bite' 4. -This is- the name
of lenge, paper which has come to hentl.
It be small bit mem.
Coenolle Sltow.—Tho Colleirne Ag;
ricultnral Exhibition 'takes place at
Smith's Hill to -day.
Teerrtece-A trotting match took
place at Melton Park last Wednesday
between "Halton My," "1:1 ob Moore"
and "Stayner Girl" en. 14100. "Halton
Boy" won the Prize. 'Themes was very
hotly contested.
SALE or FARM SToeg, ste.-- Harry
[teed, Auctieneer, will sell ei qiiantity
farm -stock, implemente, stes. int the
premises of Charles Wilson, Let 19,
Conceseion 4, West Wawanoeh, on Fri-
day next,aa Oetoher.
PETERS' MUsIVAL MONTIILY fer Octo-
ber is. eto hand. We can recommend
this publication tp any 'of our friends
who deaire good and cheep music It is
published hy J. L. Peters, 699, Broad-,
wee, Now York, at $3 per s.nuutu. •
Rine Menne-The annual Rifle
Match -of the 33rd Battalion announced
for Monday, wes pnetponed till yester-
day tin account of the weatlik.r and
the battalion hoeing to ettend the
funeral iif the late Dr, itleDeugell. We
will publish the prize list next week.
We have no ohjectiens to our mete
chants having every facility for getting
in their goods even if passers by I are
put to some inconvenioace thereby, bet
making a permanent lumber yard of the
sidewalk we have decided objections to.
If the cap fite any of our merchants they
can put it on.
Siatviete-The anni-
versary services of the Methodist Episco-
pal Missionary Society will be held on
Sunday next in their- cherch in this
toweroithen sermons will be preached
at ill o'clock A. M. and 6.30 Pelkl. by
Rev. H. B. Palmer of Seisfetli.. A
social will be held the following evening
at 7.30 o'clock. •
Illon SettooL, EN tMINATIoNS.--rhe
examination oficandidates fee ailmiseem
to the Goderioh High Scheel which wits
announced to take place soma time wee
but postponetie wilt be held on Mouday,
13th Oetober,lat 2 o'clock P. M.• All
pupils whe have been admitted since
last Aneest will require tikpese tint' ex-
amination.
MoT WEATHER. -After the stiiriny
and cold vreather of the equinox, lest
week turned out fine and. brielit, and
towards the close of the week became
quite hot.- OnSratirday the thermome-
ter reached 83.3' being within six: de-
gree of the hottest weather we have had
the; summer.
A Loess ThAIN.—Preparttory te the
change of guage, the Grand Trunk are
haring laryee numbers of cars chetiged to
narrow guage trucks. As fast as 'con-
verted they are stored on the sidings,
Goderich getting its fell quota. There
are now over 300 cars here,extendinte all
the way from tho elevator to the station
and forming the loneest tram ever seen Hareem 51ansion. Besides "theme pie-
. .1 tures, Mr. Kruseman Van Elton gives
here.
A Costrzsmos.--eA yoang 14,111 who
spent the smelter in Goderieli relates
his exiserience as follows :-My sojourn
hos Ondeed been a very pleaatut tatte,
spiced with many little aolventotets. .A a
noir as I can racolleet now; I 11Awir talk-
ed hero during the .season to about It)
young lades% and became oneeged te a
sheen. I slid not enter Lite es many
emetgeineste wilfully. for the fest is, it
young man meets so twiny pretty. girls
here duritio the course of tee annener
that ho is apt te ba vaity tereetion.
After spending a few days in the tom -
patty of, chermine girl yoet nue:ludo
that your heart is.wen so enu soirrenoler
gracefully and ask what time it will be
agreeable for hoe. That girl ewe.'
love with hoe parents, awl yen meet
another who would cause you to fitrget
the first, and so it gnes through tho ett•
tiee season. The. present oreititieetien
of society roptiring a men to have lust
time love, it is not convenient for oise
who' has a dozen mid would like to here
them all. To avoid all possible .contin-
geticies thatouight arise front 'this cono
,plicattsd state et my love affeirs, in.
tend, as soon as I arrive in the city, to
make aConveyance of these lots I oven,
tied that house and lot tif mine tiw
Uncle, tut and in. consideration of the
sttru -of one dollar. If 'any girl thielos
she oan get they damages out's( me far a
breach of contract, let her corny Ott. I
won't interpose any defence, and 1 ani
preeared to meet the Sheriff. It re-
quires a uten with All licart
tu speed the se.mou here sefely.
THE ALIDINS.— It 16 • difficult task fir
the pen tia describe tho artistic beauties
of the LletoberAtline, a number which
flesh/4 with rare gems of art, even as
•the October foliaee assumes Oriental
splendors. There aro four full-page
pictures in this butte, each a !nester pro-
ductioon, •by celebrated artists. Mr.
John S. Davis him a lovely pieture called
"Nutting' a geouttof children beneath
chestnut trees; Mr. Alexander Lewrie
gives a gran.% view of Elizabeth Volley,
in the werldfemed Jtdirondack region
of New•York; Mr. Holman Hunt, the
"The Ette of St. Agnes." anil . Mrs. honours' of the order. The funeral
was buried el Seel -113y last with the
lemmas English artist, is represented by
Greatoet4 hoOa cheracteristic sketch a uri,le a r°rY imP°'`Ing *PPirAnc°' '
an old house in Netr Yerk • City, the . Ortevett.rove" IIALL,—This Ilsurish-
ng order hevwdeeided to build a Ilan;
td for this periesso the brethren have
eught tha owner. lot _Pear Dr. Mc-
-aught's ofti ' fee this purpose. They
iotend tot jot ,thei ground flail ft.!' stores
itul th op tiet fee their hall. This
s ter emli lis to the order mut no
oubt ill p. them.
UM Mr= WW1=
ANNL'AL DRILL.
The 33r1 Huron Battalion assembled
at Goilerich on Friday lost for the pur-
pose of putting in their eight days' an-
nual drill. The large brigade ciampe
which have been held for somo years
past hare been dispensed with for this
season, but those battalions Shish so
desired were granted permission to as-
semble at their head quarters for eight
days, camp equipment and transport
allowance being given, but no rations, -
Most ef the battalions throughout the
country. have sattembled in this manner,
though in a few instances the wasps,
nies cioneposing them have performed
their driU at thoir company headquar-
ters. The 33rd preferred coming to
camp. It is cemposed this tuition as
-
Srarr.-Lt. 0;1. Rosa, Majors Cole.
man and Cornor, -Adjutant Cooke,
Paynuutter ileymour, Quartermaster
Jordlt r.
No. 3 Co. SCAToRTE, Capt. WilsOn;
Lieut. Wilson, Ensign Stenley. 21
nonommusissioned officers and men.
No. 4 Co. Ctievost, Major MurraY,
Lient Grigg, Ens. Proctor. 40 men.
No. 5 Co. Ilacssets, Capt. Leckie,
Lieut. English. 43 mon.
No, 0o. °mammon TOWNSIltr.- -
Omit. Sheppard, Lieut. McDonald. 40
men.
No. a Co. tloanta, Capt. Kaino. 38
Men.
No. 9 Coe Domitswoa, kfal-
100;0, Crozier, kits. tic:liana.
27 men, . •
There \umber 1 company in the
battalion, the Goderich Artillery Co.
ncit now being on its strength. No. 2
Co. Winghaut dist pot turn trit, it hav-
ing been only recently organized aud
not yet fully eq.tipped, and ,No.' Co.
Exeter, Tits not hinted ont for 4101150
other reason. Tho total strength id the
laattalion at present in camp is there -
tuna abmit 220. "rlie earn') in site tted
on thu data anith of the river neir
Platt's and a foot bridge hits been
stretched across the Maitland to eiss.hle
the men to roaeh the parade ground
and rifl .) range. The mon will be exer-
ehsed principelly in apiet1 and centrally
drill, with a few bettelien in -moment+.
The camp will be•inspecttel by Lt. -Col.
Taylor, D.. A: G. or this district
gems day this week. . E. Bingham ; has
the Canteen and- also 'e Oen for
the otlicers' mots: With tha creep-
tiisn of 811.1117 nielit• aud `11,eaday
when a rain soorm with high wind, which
bron,ght (town some . the tents pre-
vailed, tho weather has been delightful,
tied it it he lived it will -continue 113
till the cenip bre I'M will e
understand oft iturditi.. •
Moved by A. C. Hawking, socionded
by M. Daltou, that tais Council accept
the Collector's bond as satisfactory se-
curity for the fulfil:neat e his duty as
Col lector -Carried.
Moved by A. C. Hawkins, sanded
by M. Dalton, that the Council do now
ijourn to meet again at Young's Hotel,
iu Kintail, on the attoonn Misuday in
Veto ber.ne t --Carried.
JOHN COoKE, rio Clerk.
to -
1740333 Pactoriu.
HST.
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SUDDEN DeaTH. -We re4ret to learn
of the vary sudden death of a yonntanour
named Wm. Stoddard, son of Mr.Stod-
dard,..of Egmondville. whir% tookqslitee
iff the Township of Hay/ kik/Loa,
Mr. Stoddard, on Monday oil been em-
ployed with Mr. George. Thomson :an d
ou thee vein ne tof that day lettlir.'
son's in Iterfect health for Mr. Hollings-
head's. He was working at Mr, HollingS-
head until Toostlay aftern'esti; when he
tocamo awl died the 'ante
evenine before ntedicalaid could Istopre.
mired. Wu believe that Canadian cho-
lera. WM thti Alist4140 whieli caused deeth
Mr. Stoddard • wet a respeeMble
industrious young man, and his sadden
demise will be a lockeavement te his
/sextette and will be much koeyetted by a
large circle of frietele,-Expositor.
Seaforth•
-
SZAIr,511;TI,I Vterontors. - A base bsel
match was played last Returnee? between
"Maple Laif Cloth" of Otaelph-the
champions (of Camelot -and the 'Stars"
of Se.aforth. The "Stare" came off vic-
torioue the Seafeeth club May
now ba censitlered the champflons of
Canada.
,AN Onneretitw'si FuNtoet.. - Mr.
Fredetiek Merchent of this town
SHIPMYNr OF SetrO-Dttring the past a mid slimmer view on &sheen Brook,
iii Celli., Mr..1. McEntee, of the Net-
ional Actelemy, has a brilliant said
dreamy Octobeesketth called "O'alline
Leaves," st birtLpicture of a deck and
sperooes, called "Opulence and ludig:
once," is after Outtortis Lila; ao orige
-nal American landscape scene reprosenta
the !light ef +sad geese over a reedy -lake;
there is se magnificent portraiti of the
beautiful:find accomplished Angelica
Kaufmann mid Benjamin Vautier, one
of the most pepular painters at Dussel-
dorf, hes a charming German interior,
called "Poor Pussy!" The remaining,
illustrations are a little gem, 4"fheISinui-
mer Shower," and a view of ."The
Hinter -Nee, te Upper .B1Varia."--NO art
journal in the new world has evqr at-
tempted to give in ono number so many
rare and' beautiful pictures. • The iliter-
W.'Sears writes of "October;" St a ' s S'.
t
ary contents of the October .4 blip are
brilliant and piquant. In poetry Geo.
Ladd, of "Endeavor;" W. W. Bailey. ot
"The Forest Spring;" W. L. Shoe-
maker, of "The Red Lily." and Nellie
C. Hastings. of "A Dead Ltfe." Inirona-
ance Lucy Ellen Guernaey has a
Wee," and W. F. Yocum, a th illing
frace
fully written liter? called "Pen °pea
tale of the "Loss of -the 'Oro 1Fino.
13 ofterves writes of "The Lady of *Fos.
gearde." who wag the intimate friend of
;Mrs. Browning; Mrs. Despaol describes
theold "Harman House:" E. Tiffany has
an essay ou "The Rage for Depicting
Reality," there is a lengthy sketch of
Angelica Keufmann; and.,Gath Brittle
has an amusing chapter An "Citrieua
Advertisementio" Dr. .FtillerolValker,
the twitter ef The Aldine, has enjoins on
"St. Agnee,'"'Selmon Brook," o'Fall
ing Loewe," "Elizabeth Valley,"
"Among the Birds," and "A German
Interior." tie also writes. in the art
column. The musical department
glances at the coining New York season,
and reviews music. abroad. From. this
outline' sketch of the October Ab.line, it
will be seen that it has an immense va-
riety of art gems and literarv articles of
the highest order. Subscription price
$5, incite:lime Chromos "Village Belle"
and "Croming the Moor." James Sutton
st Co. publisher, 53 Maiden Lane, New
York.
week A large etiatitity. ef salt has been
shipped from this port, the street lead-
ing to the harbozr being thronged with
teams eneaged in haultng it to vessels
waiting to receive it. Our manufactute
eri have been unable to sepply the de-
mand and ves3els hive on several oc-
casions been obliged to leave ttes har-
bourtight en account of there not being
enough ready to give them a loa 1.
Ore TOWS CONTEMPORARY claims to
hold "that it is our slaty ts corredtly
inform the people so far as it is in our
power."•• Judgtng from its articles its
power "to correctly inform the people"
ie very limited. People generally
know however how much credit to give
to its stotements, and therefore its
power to mislead tho people i3 also
very limited, theneh it tries all in its
power to accomplish that end.
TUCKER -SMITH Br -Law. -It appears
that the bonus. by-law inTuckersmith had
a larger majority than at first. reeort ed.
The following are tho full returns, -
Yeas. Nays.
Division No. -I Egmond vino .1
" " , 2 Harreirhey 12 59
. ." 3 Fowler's 42 2
" 4 Brncetield 55 16
70
- ' "- 5 Isaptran
Total 180 143
ONTARIO KNITTiN,5 MAenIvE.--Tri
onr notice of the Horticulteral Exhibi-
tten leot Week we omitted to notice the
Onbtrio IKnittine Machine exhibited by
J. W. Weathe'rald who is agent for
their sale. This machine, which incapa-
ble of doing excellent work, attracted
considerable attention. Mr. Weather-
alel will be pleased to show it in opera-
tion, at hie rooms opposite the Colborne
Hotel, to which he has just removed.
See hie advertisement.
Pecowiso Marcie. -The Provincial
Aericultural Association hare completed
arrangements for holding this fall, a
number of plowing matches in central
placeli. That for this district win be
held at Chatham, on Tuesday, 28th
October. $400 will be giver) in prizes,the
particulars of which wai be made known
in due time. We trutt some of our
Huron plowmen will be ,present and
that they will succeed in carrying off
some of the prises, which will be worth
competing for.
No oNE DENIES IT.—The Prog organ
in this town asks "Is it wrong to be
loyal?" No one thinks it is, therefore
the question is absurd, no more so how -
"Timber Kele," rte. till they are i ever than the tone of the article for
hoarse, the intelligeut electors of South I which the question forms a heading, or
cops the character of the editorial articles
Heron cannot be misled by such
- -
trap. The cry of disloyalty is "plaYed
out," the so called Proton outrage turn-
ed out to be no °tango at all, tile pre-
sent government saved a large sum to
the country by the removal of the In-
dtistrial farin from Mimic° to Guelph
and the timber limits were not sold at
all, but merely the right to cnt timber,
thus opening up the way for settlement
onr free grant districts. Vote for
Bishop and a good Iteforta government -
A gloom was cast over Port Elgin on
Sunday morning,by the sad intelligence
that the Rev. 1). Ifaekay, who was but
i!sductaikto the pastoral charge
01 tirseirtja. P. emigragatiou, keel departed
WI MIN Contigh the) busting of
a Wood resod. Ths fens& took
plaas Waimviiat 300aidag at 10
o'eleek and am Rowihk, ihilsori
° Soaaumap-
* On-
por-
lms*
throughout its last issue. It ale°
threatens to pnbliah the names of "sev-
eral in this locality, as well as others of
Provincial repute, who do dispute the
British Supremacy in Canada.' We hojae
it will, and that it will head the hat
with the names of those who rotten -egged
Lord Elgin, hoisted the black flag of
rebellion at Brookville and signed the
Annexation manifesto. The names of
Sir George Cartier, Sir John Rose, Sir
A, T. Galt and some other Tories we
might mention. would look well at the
head of the list.
WOOD'S Horasitotu MAGAZIN', for
October, has thrust its cheery little self
into our presence. It brinte to ns the
treasures it has been gathering tha peat
month, and all aro deserving of notice. -
Each has its own peculiar value, sad
"Maggie" holde up this, then the
other literary gem and archly sirens tn
sney, ',What do you think ;cif this r and
"hr/t this nio..r and "Look at that f"
we eaw.' at then, all and say,
'Pres 1 Yes All emitted !" Thera *a
slay sTaietrUgliNiara the &roma
Ydstaint, widish Us its Oar -
Vi '1100.1111*
LnatnOnr.
BAAL BALL. -A gan10 of Rue Ball
was played at Beryl°, on the . 19th ult.
betwtxm the Evening Stars of that place,
and the &pees of Litckuow. The game
resulted in a tie. The fullowing is the
Score.
EYEIY1,1411 er.ts.s.
Madden,
Brown,
Daley,
McCosskey,
Mc Kenney,
McKenney,
Moore,
Brown,
Brown.
31110Ye.
Kennelly.
McIntyre,
Hay,
Copeland
51cRenzie,
McKay,
Trebles),
Meittose,
Dant tisitte LINIoNDVTLI.E. - Six
deaths have cgcciirrecl from this - diocese
in Eentondville. It seems (het the
treatment hssn't nvieh effect upon the
disease, as ittsrly all who hive taken
the disease heves diel of it.
.Rtinetau Cerrr.--Mr. Cleft who
lives abotttea in.ile from this village
seeins to bel drAwine near hiti end. Ue
is suffering. severely trete his disease
which his phYsician, Dr.- Campbell,
maintains to tie° cancer of the bowels.
Certainly Mr. 'Claff cennot live much
longer, whatever his diseate it. Mr. C.
is ono (4f the.oldest inhabitants of Mc-
an,1 Will be nuich rairretted.
011.7.1t402.4
e,
E ROY :brew. -0 1110 ITOTIling of t he
20th inst. we were favored with the first
snow of Li:osmium, which fell at about six
o'cleck that merning. Thi* reiv early,
nearly a month earlier than the first last
year..-Ncie Era. •
Houses. -Nut w th eta nd n g this large
number of houses that have been erected
in thie vti lege doiritte th o pest se Mrner,the
demand for TOIROriC )1!. atilt °earnests. It
it almoat impossible to obtain a dwelling.
house of any descripti ait,at present, We
ex pect to fuse a larg imather create& nee t
year.-Neir Pro. • . °
SoCIAL PAATY.-1.1), the generosity of
R. Rensionl. Esq., Arlie triven his
workmen 353 on the eve of his teenier°,
a social party caul held in the coopers hoop
belonging to the Stepleton Salt Works,on
Saturday afternoon andesening limit. The
shop had been -cleaned and decorated
with evergreens,agi fitted no with tables.
and a clear space left for dancingi and
other amometnents. Ancont noon the
party begen to assemble, which was
wholly ceinposed of those who were em-
ployed Mont the works, and their wiyes
and children munbering over two hund-
red, which will give some idea of the
amount of business carried am An
abundant simply' of luxuries and sub-
istantials had been provided, which were
liberally partaken of. In the evening
the Clinton Brass Band was present and
enlivened the preiceedings, whieli were
continued -till about 11 o'cluck. The
affair fres one of a phaseout character,
a.nd reflacta great. credit up its the M tsars.
Ransford for their litoorality ie previ d -
Jug fee it,and upen Mr. Luke Trootse,t he
foreman of the shosofer coulluctiag it so
adruirably.-Nere Kra.
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Cormeti.MINTINC.-The Council met
this day (15th Sept, 1873), pursuant to
aadndjoautpnperoievnodt,.all the niembers present.
The minutes of hist meeting were road
A petition was preseuted from Noble
36 27
Donald A.. South Ins been offered a
Sad intim Cabinet. Int runict h.
batt rei**4.
•
Johnston and a large mute r
ratepayers praying for permanent relief
for Allan McDonald who is in indigent
the kuife ia again introduced and the
As soon as the temperature
his.mtraiserlt;e'd. to 88° the heat is shut off and
eircuttustancee and unable to work.
h
.. -0--
Mar lli, Afith is Gothcre51, (I oage,1 and
..1ste,1 - Moir to prepare Bennet proper.
Igiund deknaine the dulueillti to be weed
--Waking the Cruel -Saltine, Coloring
aid Pressing the Claeroe. .
To manufacture *ease properly it re-
quires not only skill and otporience, but
thb utmost watchtmlness, as the least
neglikt or want of care, will at oortain
stages of the proem'', destroy both the
texture luel flavor. A suocessfulamese
maker requires A nieety of taste, sinell
and teuch, in whiils' • many per-'
sons are deficient. So much aro geod
cheese- makers prized that they have
boon of late years able to command ex-
tremely largo wagon for their services.
We will give the unmet method pursued
by our Canadian and _Anierical dairy -
mon. , - 1
110W TlIZ WORE IS 5NillirCITSD.
To coinmence, the makiir has the car-
rying cans all marked wtth the owners'
italics as well as s cream Vega for eech
(*teen. Tfie milk after helm, brought
us is weighed separately, an'd -credit
given to each patron accortlitig to the
amount of milk delivered. While the
milk is in the weighing cad is the
proper time to ttett it. A piortion of
wich patron's milk is taken 'out shad
-tested, first with the lactometer Ana af-
terwards filled into tho cream vises,
care being taken to pour ' the milk be-
longing to each pntron intiothe glia‘oa
tanked with the otrresponding name, so
thit wheu the eves. is all raised to the
ifn
top orthe giiage th quality or the 'MIL
is deafly tested. he anetunt-of creatn,
thciitune of semi" g, and ' the flavor of
the milk, are the aigus by Oldelt the
maker tells whether tt has Imola •skiin-
med, the strippiuge kept back tor adul-
terated, or whotheethe milk if tainted
or not. -
ere ttettOt rug MILK.
Front the weighing emit the milk is
;run jute a cetton; etrainer pliced ever
the vat from whicIt it descends into the
rat, to be cooled uf bested ae the tem-
perature gf the ndlk. reoPtires. Some
makers use the ice under their conytIy-
nip troughs. which, generally -ekoCle Gee
neilk sullicienny, it not, iee water it tali
wader and around the milk pati Ui the
ext. We censider ,it is better to .000l the'
milk te about; 7r f ihreubeit,ta take eilT
whet is called the animal hest -hut
many good the. onakers reduce the
1
tettexerature only to Ernie 80' to RV -
the best temperat at which to set the
inilk "or add the curd.' Ceoling to
72', and then hotting up to 8o' takes
considerable tune, but we censider that
the exposure to tile air at a low tempe-
rature, destroys tola certain -Oaten that
strong annual odor, which destneys that
peculiar nutty Hark in good cheese.
ric.F.PARINe., THE RENNET.
In preparine tine rennet it is better to
"tese only well dried. rennets, as fully ono -
third more *mese can be made from dry,
than can peasibly 'be made from green
uld bh well cleaned
ith, tel 5110.1 with
t waslied, as castling
eing un ? up to dr .
the met, as well as to keep it open and
free from lumps. If the milk when the
rennet is added should be neer acidity,
than 9W,, After being scolded the curd
the ourdshould not be scalded te wore
le left in the whey until it is ou the
point olicidity, wheu the whey sheuld
giver& for the curd to lie on tho whey
be drawn off. No exact time Call he
as it depends altogether on the condition
an 11..tir Awl a
of the milk when rot:envie' ; bet with
rod new milk it take,' usually from au
tor: tui.:•irieytnis dr4w
n tliJ card
should have a peouliar cyrinzy fu,:li,..",
hhalonfr.
Cheese -maker -a readily thstoct 11,.. pro!, o -
when pressed in tho leta,l, awl .lioilla
n
time to draw the whey, hy the eiiii.11.
otatiek together when preslol ,..,„ooy,
anWdhean'.
(II s cori. lo dotor
taste and feel of
ea_ When a curd mill is ii sol the wlo.y
tints that skill and existritine.: are lit!,,l-
point in cheese-m.0:Mo,, awl it is :e. tlii,
untie the proper ;nem nt of aci Illy td, t,
Riley Le allowed is the .1n.,it criti.•41
ig DiPt heated t.1 &I high a temper...etre,
about 92 to 91', and the whey it dem!,
off sweet. The curd is then lictpc.1 Ile
in the vat or aink te dos -elope the acidi
ty. lf a sink is snail the clod is ,lioo..,1
out of the vat into it, atel ke t "-lieu,
oat of tilt, whey is ilrdititul 5.5:c'aiel tlii,
ha
curd ceases to si left. 1, is th ;It le•oi.,i1
the salt is added. Thii loot ,1t i ii
up and left for a short tint -1. e....1. ,,',...
quantity goiter ill ., 1. ;.• 1 i:i 1.; . ; r 11 :
dairy use is the tie.- Li v - r I, , ,! : tit. !, :i,
curd. Hewever. the eleou'r ieee• -.1, t 4
half pounds for ed,:li le::1 Ir. 1 p.;111113 ,,:
pin ::: 211.,re oil: C:ali A
dry one,becatise a c .113- lera• 1; • iei;;,,;•,;
will vary with. Cie emit i : S 0 1 ,,f 11, . , . ,. ,
the salt will rue tof i;:i tit t'..,, et,. 4.- ;.
A moIst curd to.
escapes from the i,r. •.i. ,, o., ,11 :
trouble fropiently hap,. •11,i I I t10.• -
on account 1,1 tho i,,,,... ,i,..; „,
atid c insequentiv u ill not I. , o , i , ei
este; the cheeso will I -J nn,„ ,.
forif the curl emit:toot 11: •-., e :1 -
day than another s hi0. I i
in the texture. T•eo loll. .: .'. ot , : .• .
the cheese to neon teii..1.1y .. ,; :: .1 ,
net retitle a good fluor. 55.1 i '.. • , i!,, r
hand too inueli.ealt retard.; 111., i i,,,,,,,,...
proceot, so that the chesoo 'tv,:: 11..1 :1 t -
4 ould'be arrieed at iia s •1 .15; e tt4 tlio
taitt that ans. flavor Ito 11,15.:.; .. ;1•., . V,-„,,,,
a curd mill is used great- r 5 er:ahety
curd is, first heaieel in the vet -oiled it i..
on the point a turning acid, wiiiiili
cheese-mskers caa tell by the ann;11 an 1'
a peculiar Itasty feel. It is thee loisikeu
up roughly- mei putIn preas where. t lo.-
ereater pert of the whey is- preened remit
it. It is then takea out end gr.1iiii I
liy• the curd mill ..a. afterwards selt4s1
rom two to t wo and a quarter potted.
W ealt. is sufficieitt bylitis teethed.
. .
reisose =EL estr.r.sr.
reelects. They eh
by,screping, but n
destroys the etre
dead salt before
Illeoreparine reun te.for time, they me
he carefully exaltii oil, and atty that are
the least tainted eat be rejoeted, as
tainted rennet' are frequeutly the cause
n eartheuware jar
oak them, as it wilt
tain any taint like
1 it caff be theroagh-
'erent im:ithods are
tee ramets. "That
nowt frequeutly uued is 611 nearly,fiff a
six Or seven j with, acid- whey
ehieh lias been 1.
substanee ski.
four. or urn rent
small -quantify of sone le forty-eight
Ileum the liquor Atli tab!, fto:wrotiorse
have be" use water
rtiteicte
hey', but the; rheyis
acid dissolves the ren-
net better than ‘i tug, consequeutly a
; teeter amount of 1st:mien' is taken out
litiv‘11:lanerindeirsiuutaulttriini
ot it. Awn -ding 11;44 tlijoit:e
tY 11•4011 prepared in
4 1 first, Rad when
the first is too o k rr ese „commence
using out of the sobetiel a.n.1 Idling it up
With the weak frnak the first; by
the time the le used up in the
first, the' secoeil e ill Le, eetting weak,
'awpaheisi.r:1,13rctliiilit4t,1144,1II:15-5tsitio1iitsh.eatroviti..liieTtlhOer
of bad cheese.
should be tiseia to
not he lieble to
wooden vessels', a;
ly 1.11
tiled preparini
oiled, an 1 all sewn or
"in bit,. tills
ts aro placed with a
til11nt1. Diaoy cite%
itistead of sour
the best, as the
ILI' ITO soar %%hey 1
111 WO weak ter tis
:mother jar must 1
tile same manlier
strength tif tee. :
with a ,susall quao
the proper quautit
• detertnioeili S
be Added to the in
of thickening ill a
;le o may be tested
We. of milk, tio that
-to (moused can easily
aisient liquor must
lk to "hew Bynames
mit twenty minutes,
bat 11111 11,10T0, rtg t Ws much rennet CE113133
AO elle#10 too be ilfy andpf abed !lever.
. coeouuleit tie iineeee.
Vie cohering, if toy is nie.1, meet be
added at the tittle sa the rennet is strain-
ed into the milk. Some makers, prepare
1
their colouring ruin common-, basket
anatto by cutting it it itli• strong white
lyo or some Other elk aline substanee,but
it m not a good plebe% it ii very treuble-
some to gett he anatei ii proper' e totted,atid,
consequently, theollouring is sometimes
quite red, which gives the cheese the
same hue. • A better method is to buy
anatto already prepared, so that you eau
add your colouring according to the
quantity of milk, . itnd have all your
cheese precisely, the sante colour. Esi-
wood's or Nichol's: prepared liquid oust -
t o are the - beat ' anti moat convenient.
()all, enough oilouring shonld be added
to giye the cheessea bright strew odour
for the Canadian niarket, The Leiden
market requires a high colour, and the
Liverpool matliet twill have no coliiering
whatever. '
.
MAKI441 TIIP. (a.- RD.
The rennet and icoloring being added
to the Milk, it most bo. well stirred or
mixed, and the stirrine, process liept up
until tho milk ekinnences to thicken.
The cream mustek on no acceunt be al-
lowed to rine to I the surface, ism the
greater part of it would be • lost in 'the
whey. If the proper quantity of r'ermet
Mut been added 'to the milk, and the
milk at the proper temPeratere, namely,
80 dogreea to 84 degrees -Fahrenheit,, it
will continence to thicken in twenty
Minutes, and be stiff enough -to cut in
fifty minutes. The proper time to cut
the curd may lais micertained by iuserting
the finger in it,' lt it breaks freely and
with a smooth:4e, it mieeally to cut.
(-erne() THE C47RD„
The cutting is done with a knife made
IT the purpose consisting of a gang of
blades from eleven to fourteen in num-
ber. The curd is cut into blacks, care
being taken not to bruise it. It is then
left for a few minutes until the whey
commeuces to show on the surface wheu
it is carefully moeed by the agitator.
In using the agitator in some factories
the hands ant used in stirring the curd
at this or a later period of the process.
The greatest care must be taken, as the
slightest brinse separate' the butter
from the casine consequently the rich-
est part of the cheese ts loat. If cheese
could be manufactured without auy
bruising the whey would Le as clear as
Water, and fully one-hfth more cheese
would be made front the milk. After
being stirred the whey ie again allowed
to rise to the surface, and again stirred,
when the heat ill turned on and the
temperature is gradually raised to about
80' care being taken -not to allow the
enr:1 to stick to the bottoln Of t110 vat,
which it would do unleas it was kept
gentle in motion all the time shale being
In pantie.; it to press nu tore;ght shou;d
be put on the ir for a short Cole:
Tho preisure shim appl i blrailu illy
so as net toe. kireie. tostehe white whey,
After being well projiitd fee twelv.
hours it sh end . teken 'out, lune !
and bendaged, weetie r • ;
press for twelve Veers !Mager. 1 .1
dchryeriallreetIoolintii,lethil.; rho. tii;1") be! t4)trellgogre.ats!!;'i
w ith hnt whey butt !r, tot proven. cr ••
iug. The clietese meet be well r11••,
and turned every dee 'iced ice red .
The cering01;i0;4015":i'It'';t01"11E1d4r-lie kept at e
tempt:rater° 0E70' Fahrenheit, as thi•
cheese will care better at thtt heat -than
any other. In cenc'usiee, haa odors tif
any sort whit:otter twist be hept 'in a
diseance from the milk frein „the time it
is drawn from the . cow until it is malt!
into cheese, and the meet scrupelete
cleanliness 11111it 110 5511115`eVt-01 in every-
thing aoeert to• the tliiey. • Ile
care7u1, oarderly nocl 4:145ari. ii the stair -Y-
r' sat'is mott 1---34 it &UMW. Ise kirtiry
pers;111, II.) matti r eh it occult:v.1.n er
calluij they nolo be eneegol. 'fins
article is merely all 10101M:10f 111IA11.111
m general nal in Canadian *nil Ainer.eyn
fectories, but it will giee many 14 .5:11
readers wli t are Tee Coital:tee with .n.t.
stihj tet art ilea ..1f -11,.v ell so ie leads.
• .
zry.)
wtr th, 'tem; riper..
ti11.1 crops almsg thl. bite of Gt. v51
Trunk. We extra,:t th following .res•
peetitig this seetioti of tlist
, Gel/Kitt, wheat, geed to It:
coesiderebly oser all average, eartiiie;
• oats, peaeot and barle.y•Well 6,qe1
:mei over the genial yield; lisy,light crop.
petetoes will eire file reteara; turuipe
and other roes a fair itvemeto p'.11 ots,
light °roe; flex, very little sawa. r
CLINTON.—Tlia et,t151 .4E11 thi.1 ex-
ception of sprine wheat an I batty; are
better than. lest ye tr. F whoit a aa
breadth sown. qiitlity gieel, will yield
ft. -4(113f) to 35 bushels per acre; Bering
wheat, light eroo, will averees elorit
15 We:6es; oats are a heavy crop *ill
yieldfrout 45 to re) liatieliele, Peate
averogis 35 libeltele; barley. -bet
sewn. win only yield eleint 123 bils:i..11.;
foot crops will be ahont the eame as lot
year; ilex a gelid breaddisown,is a Lott .r
crop than last season.
3i) bushels. Sprine witeet. arseige.
Si: tuthe ita, rs 3-,111:).itel 1 gt:41.5.40:::t,rtntteclt.rs:e
tlal°tritaettillparti7traogellttlitt341inc.Ita fr4iii•ra la17-irdeS
Pelt: ss alit+eenId7olvtel eg'rentr'sti;i: .1;f:15:stiltbroeY06133,14rd::1
,yield35 to 40 bushels.. Fla: 19 builiels
CA RizoN zr....14;..- ill' wheat, 271 t,1C0,15
bushela per acreoprine, 15; Qnts,44; bar-
sowneand as it lies toiraed net geel.the
gib eel,: aft, I:2:5i at; yrp e: eigice,73.."iv;0:31.11nwi ul:esh ti x tele:into:
formmierrcynezineL laay crop light in cense-.
queens of the a rou.:411t ; the roet crops will
an excellent creole': 1311als•L'ou
bushels; spring °licit, 12 to 20 Ibnaltela,
20 bushels, sans lo very good; Oat 4, 40 te
killed out by it• u worm; bailey, zip,
-Fall wheat, 3.) to 4)
root croups of eyery a er pt pr sin c
41,3liklisatitoisihnegle .;
.00'bushels;
very well both tin coalile and yi-1.1.
Ssualst2vitet.-Fall %%heat line crop.
,tthbres gera.foinurtpliiisimfplaancdr:1 bisr-eirenygeis
sown, spring wheat i3 not se good, about
4040wbritisheerlis,ptell etahrey ; acre, gelid breolth
carrots are also good.
Potatoes, ef which th'ereillett;:las;gr:lele'er; :ttibilcaartY;Vd;
breadth sown ; m an eel d t untips and
fine, 4411.1
stoti:noariatdeir:Preiiiiinarr:lat:11:11:;""1
tare° quantity sown; pease Were Itrgely
the root crops very int -
der the average; cereal croes 10"maant
S171.ATFoRn.— Fall wheat, ne
labge crop,averaeo from 4I-5 to 15 be
gellso(2,wdpecrIr5acopbru;ehas;bsyep:ritptge ebaverriae3g.e, af
crop; carrots, g isixlv ce rr ty. p
erop, 2,5 to 30 trishels per acre;
pease a Mod Crop: oats, 3 lire° crop,
from 45 to 50 bushels per ncro; flaA, a
toes, a fair crop; turnips, an averige
..).1 crop; peter
‘31,3i4 t ct nhe sas
inTaotisieembhieorw. eagerly • human being %sill
is now manifested chiefly in sale( its.
where one end of the strew'is immersed
t aa ds tr awwn, ini tg is Tna iillecleocssinareynotno
•
SIZTIC S.
At Ooderich, on the 20th Sept. tie
wife of Mr. Andrew Dart, Car;iage
Maker, of a son.
In Tuckersuaith, on the 23th ult. ehe
wife of Mr. James Chewings, (15`ts
Morris) of a daughter.
illannillompwargeme
MAPALLOES.
Ie Howick on Sept. 15, at the resi-
dence of the bride's mother, by Rey.
Wm. Hawke, Mr. C. W. Pickford, of
Bwrgeld, to Albs) ettarsh J. Clegg,
of llowick. •
In Stanley, on Sept. 23, at tbe resid.ence
a the bride's mother, I/ ReV.
Davis, 11r. Robert Nicholson, to Miss
Afar) McKinley.
dt:Drerjineovesmcitnautiremeii,aitentoofhbarttthetjweoircoirtheuhu:timm,reltims:,telioaiireinarsbnnincteeLac;t:leoyt:dhiutatueliririlogli,estpirebir,:hti.;_.
motfa by P. Clare, secouded by A• curd cut fine' itt
ring coarse curd, and others catting it as
14111111Markeegrircliredtlifrienr asthitt:cuthri.01,iletarunec up(reflilee'd-. anniumoommummeimmeseopmeme."1"la.PaLeh' °'it'sb"rne.
SALT130 TII E el 1.1). Darr, lir. :sr, to Mks
Atit. Leto?, on the 23rd tilt., by the Res%
life, res dyed that the sum of $15 be fine as grains of wheet. Wo prefer the ,
latter ea the scalding is dene more even -
the centre soft andr fnll of whey, which
• a-Pto after a lingerinX
secoted 'oy ef. ly, and the salt OM be better mixed At Goderich Township on the 23th inet.
giitiTtle:e'slimb;sAcha. DrreanilY. y,
Dalton, that Robert Kettle:to. too pa.d with the earl. A piece of onarsa cnt Mary McBrion, ageo'e ears.
50 „no and pairick Hogen 414.1 for re- curd will harden on the outside, leaTing At the Grove, Barrie on lie evening oi
este never les preemie' out of the &lees,. awns Marie, the iva„j walk= liott
When the curd is cut fine the heat ie of the same pine), and second datoth-
pairb4 surepers--Carried.
Moved by A. ' C. Ilawkios, seeonded
by M. Daltou, that Richard Young ho
refunded the sum of $20 for two lots
Purehaced by hirn st the tal thde in 1874
the said lots belonging • t6 tl.e Crown
Ind not liable tatation-Oarried.
again applied, and the temperature nf
the whey h gradually raisel tO 96' or
98° the same caro being taken to prevent
the.eurd from sticking to the bottom of
kw 0. F. Eulert of Bselin'
Prussia. .4
At Goderich, on the 2ath ult., Dr. Ilit"
Plug's'', aged 65 yews soil months
THE MARKBT5
liookItl.-41. Sep. 11, 1473.
Whr it. tosei t fro co 1 to
wieetee; ring) a 6.166— 0 P. 1 U0
Flour .11,:r bd.) 6 114 a 6 60
Osts.1,1 0 .7.71 ii5 0 04
Peas, IP 1.10, I 00 SI 0 2.-•
1131,.., . . 'TO o
haat o, r 51i, . t a 0
to...J. tioe . . ... . 4 .15 ist 151
lloy r tos ........ 1,1 th) ,s6 15 00
e 41 .1 II% r ro, .15 0 30
1; 03 t.te ... to 0) .gf 22
r. . ..... . . 0 .•
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• At, (I'srop., 1003, ' 12
wh,st b•:,1,!". 1 I, . 1 17
1', (r.r. I 5, of 0 4,1
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reit ) . p• .11• , .4 al o a./
p. • a 0
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Mr a rot: Sew 36, istl•
• Po' ..... . . ...1 1 1 Fe
p• r 1,1 1.4
r , • 10 1) ..... A.1.b " 0 al
It..5
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t e •• es
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12.6 OS 3.04
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, .4' 11 k
.• '1. - 11•5it 4•,.t.1.2.1 to:411,41. manville,latee'•
do, efe . fo 1.1 ;. Ilerley .
tem(' C r.'Jf : r
! s Veas 4;00. 11'.5's street a beastelt fts.,.1 0, ,
:
as :se ,,215.
a
Nay 2bucrtioctric".
r
NOTICE..
1, ISS WADE will be happy 4 . ro,•
; s her pepils at her resiileie• L.'',
geeeet ton ME iaitny 1..11
• ; -
r:1-tt_33‘141' N. .
juty 0.•ti•r 1,
,,„ Lois viAit i: .1 • , ; 1.
promise te the T '
IlleXt visit -to ear ! I. III:
E. It 31 till:Nix,
moiderice, e. le 1 ;
11011S..3 f•J r
•1,t1.‘T .,•
* cup, . 15.v 'Mr: 1V.... 1. .11
ENIC Mele " y,
Cabinet Ye e
Geterich. ;;', le:e. I
Teaclicr Wanf.ed
r°,rsinuah, yl;e ▪ a ,4 „r.
-Third Claes. ,
\\le:1 P
JOHN • :
• 1:,
t.Lith SeWi
. —
1r mac. A ",
•
twrin 10) ATI ,
fr„m 'Post v ..f
Ui.hooloc, , 1...51 a 1 .•‘
and ais ler
•
1 t • ::54*. leggt County of 1)i:thee , Nerthern
tesilwayin tO :ere, and to
change -BA loco,- 'ie..: f eeitilutea.s
ea of 1 neer,. .1;4•:• -
2 o• e
its,g5;rc
o; 'L. ttlieot,[.0 spring
to :5,1. 1.5. gr„,..itts noteinel. Butter
SO tie tee' r.!'1.3....1 I id. to 12i. EAgii
I ii. . I .1 shea —1....tce:;. Pearls
1.
. I ..5.1,55: M
tit ',.; ' I iptrut. ,81, 10 ter
)4.1 . *1.14 • Iter.
lee o; . • • o. t, e_fern
;1. , , , •;••., ; • ; •. tleo.er $sr
L.) 1 „ . 1 . • .
oseasissaasa. ..d.....,somespossarpoesse
'""tr •
5. .1.
!ad:.
' L' it
- • QO
'I 27E470 0: j;..1
.
TLE'..111N anormittengtuy tower-.
A114! of the p. is; i,,n n5:5r,5ti 5; y .teuiler-
sd by tho 0,011 ventiJn, hohl
tt Seaforth on 'faesdati list, I heed not
etdiehten Toll in reeard thelorinciples
,q the iteferui party, of which f have the.
b -a . member, or as to those
111OISOreit whic'tharecirlintetided the Re -
(Lela .Gorstriiii.ent t.f Ontario to public
revere' Celled' too power at A time when
the _bite ioterests of Ontario were' jeoriat-
4iree be the tlangc•rilia poliey of the CO -
liter d1I1 mit hesitate to AsS411ne
ovary legislative harden 'Which Was cast
thuni, and to nianifeet tipou the
rocerd ef the Statute,..13,1,5k their hole-
;•eettlence of 'enemies, merely partizan and
.elfish..In this apirit they _have dealt,
aneyeg ether things, with the various
railwny esiteeeesee ef the cotnitry, the
coonsonattation 1111 ,511* swans:pal orgatibta-
zione aud espocielly ,t1 ith ;the 5Iuuicipel
I, ien Fusel trolehtsolneis,Which .beclontl-
• 1 tha prospezts of oar iciliat Houriahing
iiiinieipalities. At the lest general etec4
t1,,11, the country, with uneertain
v.•itto. eltintaittlei that these matters
.heuld
sitts
ttoday
efttettii
• forever settled by comprehen•
iliii•Erti:LI leeislatiote antl it is
to preudrellectionefeeery lover'
nil testiest go vern Illellt :t ltat these
de.uand 'have Leen fully isatuifiet1 by the
tams indhose 1.5.tids tit° reit." of potier
sos niore.phice 1. tither and perhaps
4rater tak,rine are st ill needed, to Meet
iiite:.reeptieements of the advancing lots:I-
nge...ate uf the times-. and 1 am mistaken
sit my kiatita ;Ito of their 'integrity and
eeitity lit the present t 1)w -eminent of 1 Vit-
torio, while actin.; nitein the honored
principle" of Which they are the trusty
ex:one-tits, dip not,by a careful re•eard tei
tielitilereete ef the ceuntry., and by a i
'.61,0 and praticut comae of legislattots, -; -__.
give the country still greater Yemeni to
onteritittlat s itstili event 'he tritnuph of
Jesse tirinciple ,s to whichoin many hard
eeetests; you-detvw.signihed y‘ mr Bailie-
-i,,5
. 'Ili:melt otonniteted At the caudidate of
'.71.5 lteforteiserty, Anil Ipoking to it for
epees otiateesseopert in tile coming elike
t ii in, I treat lehell mit, itelected at your
repo:lent:0i e,:f., 'all sw tu.ylielf,io the tur-
i -I; ia ot utile: esiattiet, t s ; for 5e. the in-.
Iliad
wrests Oi anv 60 cti!inlotif au - to lf
lent elected, 1 sholl etteldavot t 'rt'pre-
sent the Aatightensil. sentimetit cif the
whole-nee/de, Mid.by a is:tritest eupeort
of ill' good sue‘apree,' telepenlently of
their party originoto -se es the confi-
dence of .tlte electors Of CI' !tiding. 1
shall cieleaver to hold itnee inge -before
the election,in the vatittns Imici panties
of the Riding, at which I i All have the
opperignity of enlOreing o ;an extent
which it not now possible peit the view"
I entertain respectino etters of k4cal
inportance.
1 ren,Oin. title:nem •
Veer obedient servatit,
. A. IIISHOP.
.12511:: Ft 5WL1-:11.
Ssestsieulter •2:. • 13e9 eer
„
-G!FT. NTEnPRISii
1111456N .
-875,0:000
v
T • 7::. : ' I
I.. T. :•••' : -
.. 1 .11 I
IFY TT: '''.';.qpr,1211
T.; bt .10.11W.111.0. .;.
omit ith'et? esti m▪ eet: OF
24e.74/04
-Gee tee.
85,00Q
Two Prizei $1s0
:c (if ( )7 .1 ):
1 4`'I Pro 5-1 .
N
-111
Six Mize% *OW taeli iu orecalieels !
Ten. Frisco" .$1.1.6.) Chet ie Greeelmets !
1009 Gold- "pet Silver er
W atchus.Ottall,) n, h freui r-20
• te k<o)
Coin SeteereVeeFehaio5 and Doti-
Silbar-ware.J en :r
Nuhabor of •Giftsliteeee. limit-
ed it 74,01.
A eente to..1
t •
Liberal Premiums *di tor pelt.
48r:title Tieltels,,t41 Six ,Ticktsta
Twelve Tickets t4111; TWOOtplive tote. ,
eke -slant cementite; 'a full fist of
priies, a dece-rijotioe of .the `mutter tif
domino mid ilifortuati 0, el le
fereoce te the Matti:sachet. era 5-'0 st4s5
tO any one tirderino, tisecs. Alf lektera
tuust be addrLes .1 to, '
L.
„mkt"( rwri•0.:. It aft I, 1).
101 W. Fif'..1 St. 13'59
;
- -e
41,
1
tif 1111
•
-
1873.
McKay
/FA T.,
P.ACtiwz
.
t.e)
'
14 now com",lete ittty Zoo:Cite:.
Which -the: are prtipirtel-to slier sot of 0
ehouPws any ltotintin. the tto
4
' 1
Next Door t3 l!GA
- •
1:!.! S E
rir E suleeriber in tharn. in g the public
for thcir liberal part resiage
annomice that lie has removed to the.
store lately occupied by Mrs. Warnock,
opposite the Colborne Hotel, where he
has on hand a st45ck of
• -
SEWINGKEID KNITTING
AIA.C71111
Whith he will sell as reasonably am any
ono in the business. I have un hand
the Ilespeler, Venus and Appleton
Fewing Machines and the Oetario
FamilyeKnitting Machine.
GIVE ME A CALL.
pen% forget the stand, oppositt the
Colborne Hotel. ' '
1 1339 • J. W. WE/ant:BALD.
_ 4
Sheriff's Salo of Lands.
i•
LL AND MUST
BE SOU)
County' of Huron, Rir 'virtue of a
To Wit: " Writ of Venal -
Count Court of tho tet. unity of Huron,
tione tonal' issued out of HerMejesty'i
end to o directed. against the lords
and Tenements of Edward Pierce,
Senior, at the suit of Thomas Hawkins,
have seized and taken in Execution all
the right, title ant interest of the said
Defendant in and to Lot number Two in
the Seventh concession, E. D. Township
of Ashfield in the County of Harlan,
which Ludo an a Tenements I shell offer
fur lisle at my influx. in the Court House,
in the Town of Godericht on Satnrday
the 27th day of September, instant, at
the hour of 12a the clock noon.
Acting Shot id or Hama
-Sherif!'" °thee, Goderkb,
1st 'Amt., LS73. , 1.387t4 '
The r' ovu sale is poslposied ustit
fsatordat Ith October neil, at the same ,
hour and place. *
LION
AT rill:
-
sir 0 13 E
mut: FAT -1.
$30,000 worth of G.)cds
Curopristivr;
DIY Gouaa,
- • Groceries,
Mote o
Rosily Mid,. 1. .0t11
lists sod CWS. e
sEE PRICE LtST
-* r lb•
Good Yount. Itysen te per Ite
" Raisins td.
12 lbs. good Se ga: 17e. per lb.
Butter
?1'3' goods (loops r tian ate Cheatteste
AT •
J. C. CURRIE. stiEEN Z:le'S.
,
°micro, 1:31;ed
Goderich, 2tth Elept., 187S. it$ 9
Sheri 11 s Ofliee,
•-•