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HomeMy WebLinkAboutHuron Signal, 1873-10-22, Page 2. /NM IittfOrklatOOKINI FairMinks' Scales. Hardware -L. Wells. Farm for Sale -Wm. Finlay. Bargains -Crofts is Johnston. males \Vanted-Jaa. Crawford. Hardware --Kerr & McKenzie. Tenders Wanted-Jaa. Thomson. Come oae, come all -C. McKenzie. Tim Lot for Sale -W. J. Fenton. To up till Thursday afternoon there was sone doubt of the result. On Wedoes- dey evening the returns showed Mr. Case to have a nisjority of 47, and the Tories were wild with enthusiasm. Their shoats rent tho air and a 'nigh bonfire was lighted, around which they danced with glee. Similiar demonstra- tioni were indulged in at Seaforth, Clin- ton and elsewhere. Those who knew the riding however were satisfied tbere armers and Others -Jas. Doyle & I was some mistake in the figures from Co- the township of Stanley, and though the Disiolution *of Partdership -Johnaon & ' Ken% Notice of Copartnership -Kerr & Mc- . • Kenzie. Ilenoctizig 1.131ripiDars 1. amoosissoa red do sot eve esproosottoo to ts, ossittrt. trs colas...Amis.* wishing to continuo ne Prog. organ in town had to suppress s. It seemememetar deormtiatuareet their 1 the five columns of matter, gloating twins oisowerissions. mometesis er ....velem, the publisher or pupils's- I over the result, which it had preparpd, sr. osso cootisoo-to woo them unto all arrears ars .assitds for the party from town who went to Sea - sea 'iota:nears ars bald reap. result was doubtful, were still in hopes that Mr. Bishop was elected. On Thursday afternoon when the full re- turns were received and it became known that the Conservative Case was lost, a more crest fallen lot than the Tories could not be found anywhere. , forth on special invitation to join in a ail sanders ardt. S. If subscribers neglect er refime to take the pers. celebration._ over the result had to re- . mese., dreirspery from the office tn winch they 1 are direstud, teey are tied respossible 1111 they bare . ..q4ess thosr desdiac tIOM11.1.1 hack, or loam- tarn chop fallen, aytd dismay and dem% las tem tes e sot men aotice of disown- lation prevailed. xr. Case found that ti se as de lios• regain's. the money he had secut on champagne irsobirsisers remove to other pis•es wIthotit taf the ?erosion. and their periodicals or ra ars s„st to tag, former directioDe. they' 1 for his friends under the delusion -that are lersoosoosible. he was the member elect was spent un- sas der false pretences, and he hid to notify his friends not to send any more letters teleerams addressed M. P. P. The At , London. Herat 1 and'other Frog. pitpers which had published the first returns under sensational headings such Tke dote after each Subscriber's name "John .A. Macdonald vindicated,' heiin tshistibocothirirotessioi.selisicputteas the tli.„47,tems,to,,;rehtitcRh ' &c., (thongh they insisted daring the serra, 1 March 72,"' means that 31 r. canvass that Dominion politics had Smith' s Subscription is p tilt tip to 1st nething to de with the election) is -ere, rch nit the* he owes from that date. . obliged to imck down and consolo thein - selves with the fact that Mr. /3-whop's majority was so small and that the town of Goderich had gone for Base. They, still claim a "moral victory," Seeing. their party have polled fewer votes tha test year we trnst they are still satisfied with their "morel victory." ' tOn Thursday eveming the result of the cetntest Wa3 celebreted here and else- where by bonfires and othercelehrati000 which were enjoyed with the move zest en account of the huge sell which had been perpetrated on the Tories. The following are the official_ returns of the votes polled:- Goderich Township 1 53 • 2 trey, aid after a mock trial, foully mur- dered Scott." A voice in the °toted, in- terrupting the speaker, exclaimed "You did not try to catch him," to which Sir John A. Macdoneld replied, "that imez not true ; Kiel ran away before' the ex- pedi•ion arrived." And he went on to remark that "P.iel only sneaked back under the shelter of friendly half- breeds." The country will be: anxious to learn whether the amnesty which was, prom- ised to Father Richot and Alfred Soott when in Ottawa as delegates from Itiel's government, to Bishop Tache shortly after, and which wis doubtless renewed last year when Riel withdraw from the field in Provenchee, and allowed Sir Geo. Cartier, mho had been ignomini- ously defeated in Montreal, to be elected by acclamations will now be openly pro- claiesedinnil fistified, aud the Premier of the Dominion bo revealed as a hypo- criteand liar, or whether he will make good his election utterances and "Catch" Riel when he walks into his clutch* The conduct of the government ihroughe out this instter has been diagraceful, they have been deceiving somebody, and if they have got themselves into a dis- agreeable fix they have their' own'cluplici- ty to thank for it. 011P 04o. P. 4owit.z A Co., 40 Park R aad S. M., PrrTINGILL & Co., 37 Park Raw, are mit only authorised Ad- vertising Agents New York. Subseribers will see it to to te their istere. to resew proms:4y, as our terms are $1.50 Yrsicrrtl IR AtsvAxcit, otherwise $2 wilt* charged'. We shall be glad at all times tn receive items of local news, reports of meetinsrs, accidents, or any incident of interest either in the locality where it occurs or ta the county at large. • Such matter may be sent at thereto of one cent per es. if marked Printer's Copy and not sealed. To ensure publication in any particular issue it should reach the odic. not later than Moriday messing. mt Subscribers will confer a favour by antifYing us of any irieguLirity in the • delivery of their papers.• Orazul TrumX WIWI% GO.DIRICII STATION Traine leave as follows, - Mail Express Mixed 7.00 a. m. 10.00 " " 12 30 p. m. 3.30 6, I, 4, Trains are due as follows, - Mixed ••• • .. : ..... ... • ....10.00 " " Express 6. .... 2.00 p. in, ._ Mead 1 „ 5.20 4 46 Atrial 9.45 " " : . - aftei, uton - - - Oct. 2.2, i 1873. ........~.-P..•••••""""••••••••• • Sant,h Mute. THE RIDING SAFE. 14P.. RI:4110T ELECTED. PREM .1.71.' RE aluoterrus ow' THE rats:. rAirr. THE 6511.11.ATEAT SILL or TUE iLLSr. The election in South \ Huron last Ntedneeday resulted, . as most of our reeler' are no doubt aware by thie time, in the retern'of Mr. Bishop, the Re- form Catididate, by a imajority cf 14. The majerity is small and the narrow escape tile Reform party has had should .teach them a salutary lessors. Had they possessed the energy and had the or- ganization of their opponents, there is no reason why Mr. Bishop's majority shoald not have been equal to that of Mr. Gilobons taro years ago. On the pert of Reformers there was -a feeling of security as well as r eathy, the result of 141ich is that they haye had a very nar- rew esc4e from defeat. Of course the Tcries claim that the result of the elec- tion shows that they h,aye gained over a .-Ieree nnertber of Reformers, but the ‘, fell returns as compared with those of t}ss election last year, show that the *ries have polled 49 rotes less than they polled in the same municipalities last year. The reduced Reform majority is due therefore wholly to the fact that a I srge Reform vote remained unpolled. We fear local and petcy jealousies had amch tb do with the indifference of ftet•rmers. They should learn a !meson *ma the present contest, and follow the example of their opponente, who lay aside all such feelings wien election time comes, and turn out to a man in support of their candidate. Were Re- formers to do the same they would be much stronger than they now &re- fit loOking over the returns, the re- sult of the unity and oresnization of the Comervatives is shown in the fact that Mr. Cams has polled within 49 votes of the total cast for the Conservative can- idates last year, while Mr. Bishop falls 858 votes short of what were cast for the Reform candidates. A sufficient Reform vote, therefore, remained un- rolled to giro Mr. Bishop! a rery hand- some majority, instead of tho paltry 14 by which he is now returned. With reference to the Town of Gode- rich the result has taken eery many by Surprise. Considerine the stories which were circuLsted we only weeder that the town did as well for Mr. flishop. The electors were told that he had done all he could agaiust the town, that he had voted to have our taxes increased, that he had endeavoured to have the coun- try town removed from here, and other etories equally false aud absurd. Code - rich has bed no better friend in the County Council than. Mr. Bishop, and he has freenently stood up for our rights so the risk of lesing his east for doing so. And this is the return we make him, Buileaeing Yin Bishop aside so far mike is personary toncernetl, there is ealealter reassn why the town should have given a larger majority than ever ; • for the Reform ea.ndidate. rp to the time the present Gocerernent came into power we were in a position of bank- ruptcy. Our Municipal Loan Fund aims AfiLS hangingliike a mill about eur necks, .....st,ppling our 'eleseress and standing in the way of our making necessary improvementa. No prerious gorernment had the resolution to grapple with the qnestion, hut the ipresent one took it up, settled it in a atanner eminently inst and satialectoV, ree,esedlla of A htree protein of our ijAdir.!edAVAS Mid plareel ns on a souod 4 fibenemi tionng so that we know pre - steely how we stand, •snd on the first roomy we shew our gratitude by a issajerity againet them We thole the people of the town are et the saseives. . &oho, ha. been elected, 3 4 17 32 32 62 17 78 54) 113 293 Goderich Town....No. 1 31 49 2 64 4•1 3 29 39 4 44. 47 ;3 19 31 , 139 212 if17 -N4 - 92 52 2 81 32 3. 100 14 - -- 273 98 Stephen . No. 1 13 2 Al 3 49 4 44h 413. 7 461 132 197 Tuckeramith No. 1 • 71, '63 2. 431 27 3 • n 24 Stanley. Nes. 1 2 30 108 , 3 59 64 173 216 63 50 38 71 43 57 79 18 225 1943 22 37 59 31 233 114 '84 33 Usbornn No. 1 2 3 4 Exeter Seaforth . Total for Biahop Total for Case. .. Majority for Bishop. 1424 - 1410 14 lorevosepers Osnatta-t1to tatur.s. We gaits agree with the following re. marks of the London 'Advertiser ender the above heading :- We have several times taken °cession Ao remark that, in our opinion, the Press of Canada, taken as a whele, mot considering the age and population oi the country, has no reason to nisirk comparieen with the Prase of any other Engish-speaking sestion of the globe. The most serious hindrance under which our journalism has labored has been the undue multiplication of newspapers.; "Too many neeepapers in the place might be the truthful epitaph over the tombstone of almost any of the numer- ous feeble assays in journalism tient have for a while shod their flickering' light before disappearing darkness for ever. lentay be set down, we think, - as not capable of successful controvere tion that there is no city or town in Ontiorio in which more than two vigor- ous nempapete-ono on each side of politice-can bo remuneratively con- ducted. This is true -of Toronto; it has been proud true of Hamilton by several signal illustrations ; it is more true t.! London. No one hes needed to be told !hat two Tory josirnaLs Could' not be profitably Conduteed in a place of the size „pf this- city. If ono flourished, it was necessarily at the er.pense of the -other, • - There is douhtlesa a low of "natural selection" -in jnernalisue, as well me in Darwin's natural world, which secures "thesurviyel of the fittest." For that matter, • however. the public are not so blind as to need to leo told what jour- nals aro meat largely circulated, what- jeurnall are mod. buil:less like and euergeticalty conducted, what .jourimlis aro presoerous. , Now we think it hieli prebehle putting aside for the me- lte:et the thinnine out of the garden - Plants of journalism hinted at, that die crop of remirente for nearepeperial emote merits and honors -will net hereafter he quite so extensive in Canada its has hitherto been the ra.sit. It is beginning be felt that a certain training, certain aptitudes, aro needed in the soceessful. journalist ; end that it does not Cease , because a man is a successful dentist •sr btu:smith, that lie %%meld be "the right iitais ill the right place" in the editerial chair. Another cause which will per. /4"I's teed to prevent a eerie/it Oast frets teething in where angels rear to tread, is the (set that it now rtrunires a large capi- tal and I ‘rge cutroot expeadituree e priel it co a w awake, energetic d.ii;y or weekly newspaiser. The result witl be thy ethane -tee .•f the public ;• if they, hive fewer news:misers, they will lane u better ones. LO'ILS Riel X. 1'. The election for the County of Pro- venchette Manitoba, to fill the &eat ea - mist bit.the death of Sir George E. CAr- tier, took place on the 20th inst., and resulted in the return of Louis Riel, the rebel and,reurderer of Thomas Scott, by acclamation. The member elect, against whani a warraer for murder was recent- ly issued, and who fled the Country to eacape arrest, is aaid to be on his way to Ottawa to take his seat when the House meets to -morrow. Whether he will be allowed to do so remains to be men, but his election ptaces Sir John A. Macdonald in a yery awkward position. There is no doubt an amnesty was promised him and the others concerned in the rebellion of 1869-70, but the goe- ernment has broken faith -and not pro- ciaimed it. When, a short tinae ago, warrants were welt Lensed against Riel and Lepineeand the latter was arreeted, Riel published the following protest: - ST. VIT U., 17 Seit., 1873. To -day Monsieur A. D. Tiepin° has been arrested at Lis residency -in St Bonifaco and lodged in pris m at Fort Garry by the autherities. Monsieur A. D. Lepine is thus molest- ed because he is accused of havine taken part in "certain actions" authorized by theProvisienal Government of Assiniboia in 1970. Blit the arrest of Monaieur A. D. Lepine for such a reason is 0 great injustice. The Canadian Covernotent. which has allowed it; has perjured itself twice in respect to us. First, it broke en- gagements it had authorized to be made in its name. and which Sir J. A. Mac- donald and Sir G. E. Cartier Lad really made in its name in the month of May, 1370, with Judeo Black, Rev. Pere Richot and Monsieur Alfred 11. Scett, delegates of the Provisional Govern- ment of Assinitsoia. After earda the Canadian Government was false to the word of honor of Our Wellbeloved and illustrions Archishop Monsignetir Tache. For in the month of May, 1870, Elie Grace, laboring to reassure us to the good intentions -and sincerity of the Canadisn Government in treating with onrdelegates,gavelme in name of Canada his word of honor that none of ne would be troubled or molested for having taken part in the troubles that agitated the country, and that a general amnesty would be proclaimed before the arrival of the 'new Governor. To-dAy, therefore, as Morisieer A, D. Lepine has been imprisoned contrary to the sworn promise (foi) of the Canadian Government, and as a large number of our Ifelloweitizens are pursued and molested by asaassins and unjust war- rants, I protest against the odious arrest of 11onsieur A. D. Lepine, against the evils and persecutions to which the au- thorities hare unjustly subjected us since the 24th of the month of August, 1870. I appeal to God -1 appeal to men. Lot is MIL. These who were acquainted with the circumstances of the rebellion never doubted that the amnesty w -as promised and the above protest leaves no deubt of it. La Afirserm, a government organ, now admits that it was, and the fact gum; to show the duplicity of Sir John A. Macdonald• In 1372, during the elections, Sir John said at Peterbcro, when speaking of Riel, "God knoW, he (John A.) wished thee could catch him," find afterwards added, "Mr. Riel made himself scarce, arid was now living in peace acmes the bordeapady te foment disturbances in that coatry, which wan still a burning volcano." Later ou, at emilton, he said and his iamb had held posseision.of the noun- Le:11.V; Et:211 =CD= =away. It is announced that' the contract ror dm constOction a the above . reed' has Veen awarded to Ileedrie & Co. of Harn• Moo. and 'that the work we'd bo pro- ceeded. with at once. Some 'miles north of_London will fio graded this fall and the entire dislance betweee. Clinton and Wingham during the winter. It 'is ex - pasted the entire line from Lendoa to Wing'isin will be opened lor traffic hy the 1st of Jauumvs1875. The tendeeof Hendrie A; Co. was somewhist high -or thaneoine of th3 others submitted, hut tho 1)irsctors, in consideration -of the fact that tint firm would probeibly- be able to cemplete the 1%e itnne months before the stipulated time, and diat the additional earnines so secitred would snake up the di &retied, deei led tit *wart' it to them. The financial irritn:;3.m.isitts of the Company -promise geed reeults. The Townshio bonuses will. yield 97 per cent, the muaicipalities being to caeh theie own paper at that figure. The Bonds of the Cempauy will' find a fAvorable Market, front the fact that $3 Per ceat. of the gross gerninga aro to be sot elide Under a:renewed, with tho Creat Western, to meet the interest, and a subamtnent 20 per tent. to act as a sinkingtend pey ofet)se principal. This arrangogent with a Cesnipany like the Great Western ie equal et a guaran- tee on its part of the principal and in-. DisiORteetrt'L CoNtircvf-Oa Sunday evening Ihst, about 8 o'clock, some par- ies, whose uames we will abatain from uentioning `in the hope that they will not lieguilty of like conduct again, drove into town an letround the square, shout-. bag and ein tins in a very rowdy man- ner. conduct is disgraceful at my time but more especially on the sabbath. BusteneS Cu eNtleS.-Mr. Johnson of tho firm ot Johnstou & Kerr, Hard mare Merchant's. has disposed of his int,srest in the businese' to Robert McKeneie, tete of Mssore & McKenzie. The firm will henceforth be 'known ite Kerr & Mc- Kenzie. Mr. Daniel Gorden hest taken Mr. SIcKenzies place ie the firin which the latter has left, and that busi- ness will be Carried on by the• firm of Moore Gordon. . sed..- da.....-rows,A-. IICALI: of 2:41:=23t• e_ The Dominion Perliitntnttneete at Ottawa to -morrow. at1.1 specelation is rife Ai to whether the gevernment will be sustained or not- it is slotted duit in order to tempo defeat they %ill ask for a Committee to coneider the etidenee taken 'before 'the It led t and tst retteive further esti:lento. A sh-Srt. time ago it wry; averreil that a Coeeetietiou was ' the only competent tribunal to investigete the Paciiie , Red - fee Sutnmer Hotel .purposes. -Carried. I donee of Robert Eaton, pethinaster- Moved by Mr. Small', seconded by Carried Moved by S. Rennie, seconded Mr. Gordon, that tenders be a Iverlised for, for the extension of the Main Sewer along . Street to north aide of Br; natal& Road. L-Cerried. The Conocil then adjourned. SPECIAL NOTICE. '-. G. AkteBroom, seedsman, London. Ont., hes received by steamer froin Rotterdam, Irollantl, 1C9 packages of choice bulbs for fall planting, comprising Hyacinths, Tolima Crocuses, Lilies, &c. These bulb3 will tes forwarded te any address at the prices nareed in , the catalogue and fr, e tif express or mail charges. Send for catalogue. Please reserve yovr order for seeds till you rewire my Poserip- tire Catalogno awl Am^teurs' 0 ide t 1874. 1390 4w ReraWaLt, & TIC 3L14111.T.- These dentlomen will be in town OR Friday sod Saturday next and give a free exhibition ef the skill and power they posseas in trainine awl stileluine horses. -They ere present at the Proviimial Exhibi• on in London and attraeted contelera- e attention. They arse prepared to reek in horses -that are few:hoes or given to bad tricks and to give iustrue. lion in their system nf doing so. They will drive through tho streets without bit or reins and mike tome wonderful eehibitions of the power of 'men over tbe brute creation- and the tractebility ef the horse when properly treated. • - tereet, and will enable tho bonds to be way Scentlal; new. the gorernmeut an - sold at a.high liebre-92 prbably. Thu Willing•t es e.it C....meet:0e. Wet did Cover -netted subsidy oftS2.000 a mile they ottet ole • it before, Shim the lease -- wise be ptyalele in iestttetsh, se the road met enithe 13th .s1 Auenst 1 The Igo- e doubt whether the reed yrill. fiver be ateliett with nineh interest. prOgreststs S one pertiee still (septette eeedingt a the. Legislature vtlil be :_-me...- eoli.pletel but it eeitaiely leek, no* as Ole Meest102.3. if t weals'. It mast tiniest. a great -id- • :tag° thes county te beer a road- Teries 'teeing by felsehotel and tieversing it fronenerth to ahath. mitrep •sentat esiebteseler geiliine a Sinn the abevewas written w6 ajerity ia town et:viten t that:work .was coninitencel,at .Winehem make stlitiet Olt test :14tuttlet at the on Mendity. . • . neet nttenicipal electitinte and aro laying their piens, accertlingly. (armoured in tr,nantA__.7a1L7 c3n4p131. their categasa they will repteliate any such iete.ntiou, but we warn our Reform The Englteh press certii!eit their de- tritn,13 ang teeto wive. ate,tipt.,,,ere„ ttf nneciations of the rawall eel. of the introthicing peliticts into our breed aliens; government in selline Pecific Reit- to be on their ,geterl an I not to pledge way eharter to Sir TIngli Allan; " tills: their votes: If the Tories will introduce closed by the eyidoeoe of .Sir John A. Iteforiners must meet them on Maedonaki before the Repel Commis- 'their (sem ground, and on the heads of sion. The Pall Malt Gcr.et te, Times, the tonna. be the respensibility of the Slatwierri, Si)e-'1atirs S .."r.1411 bickerinetanl fe.eline which are sure and ElemnOter, all of which are Ending to, follow iron the teems.) they are pnr- papers, hare spoken out strongly in con- ening. • detnnation 'Of the ministry,. and declare -- that C,aneda will be -disgraced in the, eyes of the igorld if they aro not at once turned out of power. Some of Ahem go AO far m' to say that Lord •Dufferin should at once dismist them from ale°, select. now advisers- and dissolve the present corruptly elected parliament. In Canada the independent press .has spoken in the same manner. The amt - .:tan Ms, istis's.t, 'Post rated „Yeses, Tratit jferi--• arid other publicationa which formerly eave the governmeet a general suppert now condemn them in no un- Inistakettide terms, reed the religious prima ie of course lend in their deuuncia- Lions. Oer ministers aro disgeteeil tho eyes of the world and onlees they are hurled from power the comity share the (Enrage with • them. Our commercial as well as our political titer- ality must suffer, aul if it dues we shall know on whom the resportibility reits. The prese and the politicians who sup- port the government ie their disreputa- ble acts tenet share- the respontibility with them. By condoning the crimis ef their :leaders they make themselves eglia'ly guilty. Let the people rise in their mieht and hurl froe• poi -er those. who here so debauched and ditgrecal this fair Canale of on7s. arm.. any. • by Wm. Carrick, that the Clerk be, and is hereby instructed to prep tre by.la,w4 to enable the Council to key and rake,' by rate and tax, ef and froiu all thi rateable property in the tewitthip, in this present year (18734 this following sums, fur the purposes.hereiaafter men- tioned, viz.: For spectal school rate, Itt _ Hotfes Iltinste.--Robert Barr,' .lot per orders from trutres, one..; fur 21, Con. 9. Grey. hal his 'mese burnt ;township purple*, 81.1.: et; es!steral • on Saturity min -line, assent 4 ,s'el:sek. school rate for Jhunty, Ceti!' - Mr. Barr weJ! ar0111U1 hY *II 7130 of iy pUTIo101041, -AA per tietiecetion frott the fire, aml arose only tot tines to res- County -Clerk, $2,78S-Carriel. Mute t ' cue his eliddren, who were sleepine in by W. Carrick. seconded Isy s. the seeend story. Nothing welt savea Guigher, that this Coencil netv but few bedclothes. The house was a joarn to meet again in the Tool I la , KEPR geed two-story frame. Mr. Derr cannot on the first Tuesday in Nevemo • • acc,ount in any way for the fire. No in- 10 o'clock A. M. -Carried. sueanco.- Expositor. H. Love, SAL, Clerk, Vrer.111t3T. =atm. NCtu Suit 74 ra Horn.. -As will be 'teen bY the. proceedings of the Town Conned, that boay• have aecided to submit A by- law to the people forthwith, to grease bonus of SO000 ie aid of the erectiou a slimmer -hotel in town. Should the by-law be passed specie! act. of parlia- Mica will be asked for to: leg:thee the *granting' of the bonus, as under the premien! act there tis a doubt whether the corporation eon &ant money for such a nuritose. We trust- the people will have hesitatien Ore perusing the by-lewe ae the outlay will be ample retseia by the liscreaseJ bosinete -which will ensue front the largo halite of virsiters, Which the providin; ef preptle nceottiothition will induce to crone hero. • • Paort klARTII4.-Trof.Martin.Wizard stud Ventriloquist, visited our town lied week anti goo sir performances' in Creldt's Hall, including st Matitiett on Saturday afternoon for ladies awl elide drat. The pridetitor It is a 'wonderful performer, bra sltsieht of lieti'l mel other tricks being perfectly istervitllotie. Hit dancing dolls are capitol ate' nft" ord initth itintiestment to the childrettoted yentrilseetist he in an :5 hest. ea mess - her of erten' 'naivete aris stir ribose:1 every evening and et Seetiratty's is,,,•- forepssess averv child pretetta reeei.e I a gift. The- profesesst ie d:a V I pat r, nage. deughters of 31r.Thornas ibson.fartne r, 01 liowick. were comine theough the r Coott lit:XT.-While three little girls, tasseled in treeitte the animal, the eldest, a girl oft we've, statimeil her two yotiug- bnsh they encountered' a racoon, to elitilTtliezterLnilitt;R:esal ti°d1:143ri.--intTuietl:Ir4-11:c.0-aftinn rail called est sisters at the foot of the trot. which they gave chase, ant,' hnvine sue- anI:tIrsEelexsa cx. ice htt•e: rrr s 0 s n s th it u: attendanee ditrine the (lay, ,bfyorj.thle.pliiiirlp' Port:, it,111beirigeriSneizili'e:e4 11,1•11.1e, roe:gate rieizaAhtsiii:: ct)tn•ieSliactraurd.aavYld ran home to procure an axe, with whit she cut down thetree, aits1 despatched Am coon. positor. 9 and tfohrretye-fourths of whom aro actively en- ItOrart57. A SUDDEN Death.-.A son of Mr. Jas Hastie of this Township, aged 15 yeers, died very suddenly a few days ago. Thu boy was at school Tuesday anie.us e corpse on Saturday nigld. :The disease, we learn was inflatuation of tloi bewels-thotigh it ia'nt usuel thie diens.) to kill to quick, Mr. Hastie Iota the sympathy of tho neighborhood in his eta bereavement. 332112.10LI. the Postl st POTATOES. --A to, weighing 3 Deland *no 21 lbs. were left at our o day lou:t by Mr. Thos. W. of I8th coil. Grey. We ne murphies for size before. those potato." Saturday at Mr. Willianison thinks he' tO take a back seat en big Stems; teoestAte ----A :storm. signal IA ahollf, Id be erected here to be Limier the direction oftise NlS441ctiC 4 4:#.304'ratorY ill Termite. It will contiet of a meet' with a eienel dram; which es'ill be hoisted alien A ' stem tole ba lheke 1 for. At night the drion will eolith:a a whets litht: The science, of storms is notieso wen eyettieeseed fled they cam be fore- told with great ecenreee, ant:although the !dorm nity not rtsech the p• du t where the sienal is tlinslaye.1 it is altnost- sere to prevail in the neiehboinhool. The nine will be ere t s ea neer the. 1 ightheu -re ittei its kekeerewill toceire the tithe/rams (emu Termite ostelorme- the . Oeit"ine or inwecin t of the drum, and will ettend te it. , ! To -DAY comes promptly to hand, and 1s. as usuel. tilled with hiehly.integestine reading. It's etory deeteettient is neat - to Illr g trilotel it, Oleg ratietia recellent, :IPref. Pierre Woe c in trill;ta tell his wind anion eithle; &teeter on Cookery, While :Die Lewis' departnient ds Admirably ndepted to the presant season. But [perhaps th-e mast interesting piper in the /present numbee,is thet of Pref. Jelin "Wise the tot rensuit.entitied, "The Greph• 14 hie Balltesn- The True story ef let Con- tent:time" We think the Professor has lacted triselyitOraiting until the excite. intent -had ribsided-, teol tint it eh; se h. *Noma failureitef the helorm to enswer 9/11:1701122 leas nu-tn.. . ;the purpose foe s-liich it waa iat ' ele 1- . Sir Hugh Allen 1-1 surrendered the 'nye!' after it wee inflated and 'started on AN Orritss:E.--Ott Satu inst., an ox belouging Hingaten was antssea f Nothing wee heard of the the folbewing Sebleith,. oftltr. Kerr, a neighbor, t animal in their bush. •t1 bullet holes in its aisle. . Were rewerd of tatti.1 for t sivn Ott vittaim wile Lill CT41:111ITC. - • 0:11.1t0M.: muter pota- er weigiiing • e on Thurae Williamson, er sew Bach: a- "raited" dinher time. n't Le mede Lamm , ay, the 5th Mr. W. G. melte field. nined until o some boys -weren't' the , and with . imperil -1 aporelte-n- th s pen 1 -s .N A wAYs. Fritleyteventlig bet. Cade- the Commercial Iltind 'leek *tot tettning.f rote the Station, the horses toek fright toy the line breaking, when near the Queen's Hetet, and ran awite 'rho (Liver W.I.8 thrown (rine tlitt toe, of .this 'tem lett fortellietely esciquel unlitirL Thu "motel coutintte4. feat they reteliesIO lie corner of Altteet and -heron Streets( wheto they were breughte in a Eatiolstill lay the tollgate .of tho 'hus strAtag a pOst. fsroke, alul a pi h wee's side for gtosh. 4 lett'? vetereury treeto ment, thw hersiOis rawest-et:mg. .Another nineWity I,ask Islam on the aline °vetting. . lintledge's.(nt the .M1 -field Con.) _hors" takieg trieht (rem the rtinawag _ omit, 'darted down Allberk Street end C032113.1'01720.:-. 111011 4011f1) ith0 !IWO, WheTC:j they Were .ftick ily bronglit . to a dead' • ..... ;stop ;list br...yond the . the 2.3;:t4ra 2.:71,-•r3 The tittere halt. and tem uf it Ore along the Lalmut a foot. futking 3 11.1110111i1E! Cali:AP FOR CA.E.H. ItIcKENZIE, SUCCESSORS TO ort)iiiNsrorr ii70:1Z11. Take this opportunity of informing their friends and patrons that they bate re- • inevta tutu thute new and splendid prenaise3 on the Market Square one 'door East of R. B. -SIIITII'S STORE, was formed, 'and named tee Exeter Dis where the are now receiving their fall and winter stock f trict Teachers' Institute. The fellest ing Public School Inspector, Prentle e s r„ F A?ii) HEAVY ilARDT'711PE officer, were elected: -J. IL Miller, I Ti L Blatchford, Vico Prt•sident, and e 11.3. ass Secretary and Treaturer. It wets . fano decided that this Institute meet en Boneet elect the reoent 'der -ding in prices ••••hish they are otferine very low for cash. month. NV C.:- 0,i.)I)4' - the second Setorday etch 'sits:neve Mr:Halls then illastreted bit method of teaching tho eery importatit tett .0,,,ch neglected subject of, Cotemeiiime Ile gave abundant evidencemf being, welt able tO perform his par._ of the isre. Oet. 23rd, 1873. • • Call and see tfr Yourselves. - • gramme. To say the lout, his mei Aiainsoodininraubleh,oanhilaavvorertslit)t-m•esdr ihuis';tem,ti;itelt,, carrAitPla..30 p. m. the aneanhen itteiii mt., elation for adjournment was made amid and Mr. T. Illetchrerd Wiwi -aced 1.ie raiPitteoinitleldr"in (tIlil'imis4.81:.).,)1 ecixnplitastenbdliteletsihno tdi s iheli (13-1 .is`,a),•:7etietitIlitiisgira. elithreess fret." or to speak in des leneeseee of the piece A trial of COT - 1110t110 Tof tamcliiitg reading to beeinnere .A class WAS fornaed out of those preteut, and Mi. B. begau teaching them et lie would a lot of little thildren, exce .1 f their risibilities tu no inseouoi•lerable •le - gree, and interesting addreet museheel ere,. nizMItri.ohnl.illeArfttolircimi gar. v2;i[ti,ni.ithewstile3n:in..1,11y. (.1;11allittec:asfrti°11,1;:titSlta.ititilt.rlifs;14(u'lliii'mi!itiitti'Yldealu'irid7isiel'i.: eipal of the Exetemichtsol, bee wee e,„;,-, iinwsilicehdre;ireace; -tilfutt lt,,,Iir. i1C1 l'ilirres:1P;hiltotereVitilgtil: hie petition an such. Titti teachert. se this district therefore take this tilt line. But ark a show ec hugey horses it was cCrY !WOW. 101(t AA trot a total ftilere. As a bp:eche-en of the totality shown 1 'net, mention thet the secend tele ! 'stare wee vainly et:Ore(' for ettite, !tile Ct.( third ftrize *sidle horse we'. dillialltr so cl fur itt T stornag diseisseel -wills this pert of the show 1_ seitelit the nearest gate, teiterget thence returtto I - to itiy bees'. there to en"man's weak bender's stets.'" e el te prep tie tor soy haaureard Ink 6111 mom s • c. r- (: • 1S73, earliesteoppert unity el eels -tossing their Oel rare, O'er; : sincere sympathy with hen le the err . tvt2.'et. guuastance; ausl further they hereby *Apr.,* their high vegeta for hint at e • tyacher; and whits:emu regret teat he t., orTupelltel tot give tie tee work of 11 profestion furl a tittle, we eerstees le that his health will iisPsit retteriel, Alitl that he may yet ate tin Intent tist profession by his talioits, rut t (ge le to, intenagentep let , Mr, Curry being, preen'', sees 'set :le :tie rather by /unwise, and foe Lie eielee.;„• • . I -1 ,lesit tai • a-1 sr• s :s.• ha rsi a ltst I tioggortt 111,r dU.,ii 1 list light : 2,Val 11116 4 ttio men oleo eiteritts me Se -en 1 al I, 1 eroot. ' n.t..ibliti X:1,,tri.', IV .1.sfam A . l -''-‘ I '14 t I,eri'd .ff -4.1v414 !Wilt is: .4' 0 •rr fiss .4..7 has a. st. 1.411e.i to. •04,..igee i . '-tio 1^.,li tt.!at sinarter .a'rritititsal. papas: t sof Imola. !see whielt le set ferwara etiodter es- .1, irttliaps.,roort at 1.101 10, Ill a ie.% P• ) pis opriate • toniarks, IsT0.1111/Ui tuore folly through the preen. which le_ 1133 gine° 1141kla. The meeting Witt ,1 701 MIL Ole. OltIler it , or; se t h..' 1 :an:tiler ititictin.:: .t* V.4, ,1 st!o.1 igatusost, chiirtur for dm huddle -4 of the Pacific lioti‘as. ops.1fnnf-ons,114atitt"tvat: t1!Ittesoieee"rreeftl°14 il: alwey. It was Ilotosou's choice. lie :protests; ansl now he la. -31h.' tide° f' lull -lidelotines aud hit failare in fleglaod tot rxise the money te carry on the it work. . °Ida do nothing else after the recent ...--...- -.aim.- ,-- -... 1 t tken an interest in- the silloject. To-I)Ae !casein! sre the plitslie itittlfatialle1110 t')Itieht° alls1 TA( tor,sf-factstyle that lies ch. area. ,t: ii.itzedo ibis /smiler articles in Tot -Dee. It ; • le •ea-lcarefiilly by all who have ' . is published at 733 SeusetuSfteet, Phila. ---Speaking of the Sleuth Huron elec.? lilt lphia. • tem, under the deleeion that Mr Case 1 Pete e FARNI fir,TEL.-WO - had the was elected, the Ltleeset Hemet 8,3:5,-- pleasure the othe.r day sof invOectine the "We hope• we trill not be aectital of , is‘lans ni the neer tonal which' Mr. J. J. Vright of thts born iritende to erect It coMeeit if we flatter ourselves that a ' the Pond Farm 4 miles frout town. eteat portion Of this change is owing to The buildings will term three 'Mee of a the ielluenee which the Herald has oe., +steam, the main lesilding beinz 230 tained iu the riding." feet by 31. It will Iwo the south and We hope our -confrere is still satisfied 49 feCt will' run back. This wing will from let western extremity a wing 109 s' with itis influence when it knows that it* contain a dining romu 70 1 4:1 feet. The candiaate was defeeteti and. Olt the kitchen. Isluntvv. Ake- will he c`/nittlecti Censer% ativcs pulled 49 votes less then Itrili: 7:11A;Osixt 29offret;t1whidi -will f.j1111 at the hist election. This reetilt does „Ai, buileinzewel be tele:1;1,1re', ei',1,ee nett sey much for the influence of the and the, wings two storiee. The main entrance. will be three th a prejecting • . 11 e rald . tower ill the csintre n the bedding. IMIIMIMMA _ __ , no Mill tb.s SOV.th Ette•Ott EleCtiOn. -rho election of Me Caae is st marked expression ef confidence iu Sir- John Macdonald." So wrote the Moil ender the -delusion that Mr. -Case was elected. It must legitimately follow that his defeat is a " mark ed el ',cession of " 4C44s4t 4 "confi- dence in Sir John Macdonald." "It only requires that the record of this Government shouhl be placed before the people of Ontario te aecure their tit- tes coodemnation."-Matt. It was placed before: the People of Sontji Huron and they did aot 'express their "utter condemnatien" of it, bat their entira confidence in it. "A great and noble yictory has been won -as victory will give &admitted buoyancy and vigour to the true friends ef honest and economical government in Canada. Electors of Sonth Huron, we send you hearty greeting."-Meil. J list s,s. We thattk you for your con- gratulations. What tho Lealo: mars. • "W e Wonder whether these -called Re- form Party will be disposed to accept the verdict rendered by the electors of Swab Huron on Wednesday laat, as a veritable indication'of what public opin- ion actually is."-Leaties. Yes. They aro quite disposed to am cept of it. "Mr. Case, a pronounced Liberal- F- Consereative, accepted the issues on these very grounds, (the position of the Dominion Government.) and, although a new man, and comparatively unkuown in many parts of the riding, he faced his opponent, and, as we new know, has been victorious."- Leader. A doebtfill victory for either Mr. Case or the Dominion Government. "We can assure our friends of South Eluron that they hare won a victory which cannot fail to be fruitful of results and beneficial to every Provinoe of the Dominion of Canada"- Leader. - We trust it will also be beneficial as an- index of the feeling in Ontario. Tux Ev.exaselee.t A.I.LIANCE, which is composed of eminent theologians and divines from all parts of the world, has juet completed an intersting and suocestie fill softies of meetings at New Yorke. -1- L 0 0 liL 17Z ‘1713 '; Isis tower will he 70 lee' in height and will be surmounted by a neat railing - --- • Marta Lair QUADWILLF.3.-Wehave sand fin pole. There eitl 1.0 3:0 feet of Nordheinier of Toronto, for a copy of a 8. iverandelt and nitmereits haieeeies, The toilumktlhe publishers,- MC113113 A. taiwiotlitotutotw:.-aliz... Lamina wells.. has csecostaimeted7ceilwaot oanicsehattoilletro-igowroeursaly.Iro.me re'lintilscttal'iollesacc.to.usee"lusrete 1:agis'lefsotra' naleledt. are very pretty and iutroduce a neaten „aeon, Reading operations will be a nunther of penems have already nettle tiee above just issued bv them. They putehateil the belittle -it etock of Itgrdt penple of Mr. W'righea encrett in Gna- wer° of the firtn ofttl. Gardiner 4 Co. erich. and we triett his present %miler- ttitokhiniten. via pn me amply rammer-Mire and intentls to dispose of it at hest met and under. These who want bargeins had better give him scale . STEAM titGE fIrr.Si,P,-We under- stand elite vessel, while on her wey te this poet with a cargo of Coal for WO Seymour Co , met with an stecident which detains her ast Sarnia for repairs. ,Iiita'ernawhaere not !carnet; the extent of the FARM! Sit.E.-Asi will he sem by aavertiseinent in another colisinti, Mr. Fennel of liainOton tettra for Al$10 a lot, of 100 acres in Ashfidd, within I mile of l's Iliert and 10 of ft tederielt, The lot ie heevily wooded Frith valuable timber and vrtll be. good for farming !summers after the timber is taken off. rho Nine Mile ltiver flows thrungli the lot, , SA bE OF T113 -Henry Y.Attrill, Klee Bettimere, Maryland, has pur- chart;d the Ridge property from Sir A. 'r. Celt, ales 9 acres adjoining, front. the Whitler esrate. Mr. A ttrill, who visited our town last summer and was•ranch pleased itll it, and reheat -family spent! the seasen here, intends to nse the pro- perfy R3 a summer residence. C tlaNnli OF ProprietoshiP AND NAME.- The last issue of the Clinton; New Era contains the "valedictory" of E. Holmes and the "salutatory7 of E. Grigg, the former hiving disposed of the office and good will of the business: to the latter. The name of the paper' will be changed to tho Monitor and it? wi. I be conducted in the Conservative in „erast., We wish Mr. Grigg success. • PRBABSW:tT101.4.-Mr, Geo. Cox was on the eveuing of the 10:h inetepresents .4 by the teachers of the Wesleyan Sun- day School in this tow'n, with a purse containing a considerable snm of money, on the occasion (1 his retiring frem the office of Superintendent of the seheol, a position he has held for over twenty YeEacs-r. rxratzs.-03r local contem r ary, which did not appear till Friday seteeneonlast, failed to give the result of, the election which took place on VI:Aims-I (ley, theitgli awes knee -needy or Thuno day that 312.r ...31,0 11T-511 OloCLOrl. .t OLT gave the vete in t e town and the refurns, wards the erection of a einem iwaghicha mcsaitrot ioinvo‘nfIV.te7dfn,ear daty night show- in the Teen of Goderich.--Certi lir. Case. and ?sieved by Mr. Doyle, won't br those latter it copied from the 01ohe Mr. Roberteon, that notice lee giV the Ontario Gazette and the local pse es that this corpe-etion will apply to se s e outer air is ague reaC . Legislative Asa molY Pfetianeinteelnwet_ettege-11 for statute la ur, he haying done the • adore takes piece on f the Chief *A' next 'maim f 06 an AcI r Op said work this yesz,under the so perinten. tractions of the day toe shspe of an hIunicipality to grstat boons - %%Ira Cotuur.. Tho res,,nilar monthly meeting of the Council was held ton Fritley evening T7th October. Present, the Mayor. Peeve, Deputy •Tteeye, end Councillors Pitamore, Watsen, A. Smith. earmo, Doyle, Oordets, Robertson and Campbell. Afitintes of last nteet:ree reel' and ap- proved. The folletvisse 'documents; were stile Cenneueieatioa ef O. T. Kiugsten, Director of Toronto Obaervatory,regard- int; the establishment ef it Sterna Signal at Goderich.-Fyled. Report of Street fuseeetor1 allowing )expenditure of 81512.52 to -date. Petition of A. I'. McLean art' P. O'Dea for A ridewalk to be constructed in front of their new stores. Referred tn 'toad Committee with pewer in act. The Committee -was else empowered to have a sidewalk construct...Al ennui(' Achesou's block if desirablet. Report of Cemetery Committee recent- menditio some improvements: Adopted with exception of claute recommending the purchase of twe has near like shere for burying dead animals. Report of Finance eutornittee recom- mending payment of seemed of George Cattle. -Adopted. • Petition of John Whaled: asking to be relieved of his texes.-Grantee. Petition of tJas. Craig and others to have Bridge and Park streets graded. Refeered to Publie erke Comanittee with power to net. Accounts of Buchahan, Lawson & Co., John Martin and John MoVicar• ferrod to Finance Committee. •• - Accoent of John Alexander lei'Shade Trees.-Fyled. Optnion of Camene. & Gurow that th"e Coinicil has the right to purohase and dispose of property at the l'oiett Moved by Mr. Doyle, seconded uy Mr. Rtibertson, that a By -Law be submit:tett at once to the people to enable a.= • kw- porn:don to s -rant a b mos of E5C u'r tal As it was known on Thursday C.a. Mr. Bishop a -as elected by a majority of 14, the co.:duct ef our coterie. in atteteetieg to uscalve the public is not very are .11 - able wagg""'""'"i" 4 j"t'' e4iIrri" 'Lull' After petting a nieh'; 11ili....`Vt4:01j, ill • . -1.1•tee Ero. - • • rsigard to some of its a irsiti.iiresi hot which -I will not et.tetter: t t• .1;161, itee:reed, 'erp•iilensid of self nett nternine in through fon' of weerying: f creed' tiif- the naidtt .ef That' Diphtheria is enhaislin Scarlet • fever the I knelt 01411111 delight': I call. thi• is nearly at Ms ewl. The few cluies •of "Great Central. Exhibit:iota'. .11:it Uhit. ",1*.vphOid fever afe ivering aed no jitstiot cut he done 'to the wonder' .-: itCtO CAWS are reportel. the pleco in one short lett.4.5"1 sse A New test -ism ee-V.1',S1 heve a new aIneet all there was. to ha wee, leo: et!. er -melee ia fioat of nr. Counteeht shep, only attempt n brief sketch •of what in. patting from/thence-over to e pyint neer terested west, - ety milers TtisA. tori's ereeery. It -has bcen caa till up the htatue whielt iny des put thletigh hyprivatemtrprins. • eription will leave by au ea" irk, ,,f the 1103trinti. - hsil bonfire on inetaination; eel/ohne: With the. (Se:eon Wednes'day night its:front of pt. Mo- °told. "Toe half was pat teal me," Naughtls house, on Victotie Solaro,. in •Pessing by the poultryt depsetatant, • :toren, of Case's rennin, and 00 Thersday whiclt with its' crowing -toi•1 este-klieg I grisend in ht nor el His ott's eleetiene l'aldee, weft its pl taatatt eieltte end night another boniest ithe •saniti &tot, 1 eater 11: ‘Crystel tot the latter occesion's. lOrgo :Crowd ` Here clienticletertcreeetlimiste, othertd, anti short addrissett e -ere det anirtaurus bollowethn ti:nd eniutohy livered by tho followine is:dittos-nen in routeth not, and -lint what n tniershao order as their tiaine3 occult -Dr:Centro 1 get for a wooly etitimelof the bell, rho.. Ballantrno of Deanne. 11 Y.: peiseasion which," w*abeut to rem:vire alefeten. D. 0 Wilson 131141 11. Seentz, peefermeth not his natored svoettisaie of after which Cie vast mermen -se isephroted butting within these fairy walls 1 (Del' afte'r giving three eettere for fliehOp and 1 pssk.ssee3 the IsiOral c sump, 'of. di: tee nO fine ni1.4,try which so re:Weise, three- f•tr the Queen. male "aispatie.a spade" ley nicetiitet 17.7i :h. . have becuntadopLeiu wee fewer worde.) _._ At.cianNr, - -1V. reeret One raised 'Ballwin ia the 'centre el- theboildine areth3112:114i3,1,11113trn,ssells,. C. Virrin, lteere id wt theneare cetureaufly ping and tho rich oeidently a great attraraion; Some of a few deem aoto • TheY tt and two other partiiss .-ne tones of the orean blended with the . . . . . . anti Holland, mut vvith to lighter :totes of the. piano, •otticidentes ils gather in a 'bag, when t sweet prec,ord,.‘ineke the•pl.ace redtilept ofbernmuy, two the CrOWI.1 oilVes on and, on under the ever increasing dreamy, happiugsa of the kettle lice ! Passing tip; stairs the first thing that attracts puttee extent and importance oethis tient,' nisr 12 the sowitleinutshine department, The be jadged when it. is knewn that here are over 60 • machines on •eihibition, " coleprising buteenthole, knitting, and -evcry• kind of ordivary sewing machittee. 'blest of client aro advertisod 164 "ssilesst" and "noiseleas" and 1 deuta not th4tt to stand at one end uf a ang menu with the -machine at the other, little Route] might be beard; but„ die vir,ct of 11..00.1- ing ammo; Lite each operator app:4rositly trying to ou %run t lie other, is 'unseals:it startling and not ealculatesleo intrease iuy Lath in advertieentents. The. next siting Colltaiiss the art, depart; ment, %Inch is very attractive, attlioneli doubtless lacking imany .sf the gems of the professions. fleet w ere in et i nes ' .1 .. fc;o1nrYthgera'rlsesete'fh 111C-terarlytoatIlst 'tit:111.11tl'en71:: finished ' oil paintiaz . Port ri i t t, land- ecalhinP".gssewri°411,1,recatatePegagitexi.eil.:.t:titlnat:ITt"17ing''f• , etlly the timed exhibitions of artistie , eittiatic vied with each other fir, noi ice...• Amon; them all 1tadgese tit A; F admirable portraits in oil were tin'srleotlit skill. Any description whiell I coulil give would only do then* injtistice. Although they might have faultrepetent to the eye a Aft art econnoitseur, te me these faults sere imperix•ittable. _The% twheeni ir :et t irtftei ciftes.i 11 tlheeisr1111j:u4lyi k tlh -strip' :3;:sne.dt when Parliament teques.s itiu to .sit for tuy protrait at the nationel tollit'n,4•'• P. expressious •anil the ease and greet, sot twiii,ilsedireegettittnieemtetenr.etirtat.ititl; tolife tv..,:itilsIrro.ue. destitnis exhibited were not, however. what stioule havo been seen 'on thew sign and barbarous its execution. If the those which twheere'ineol exercise some judgement -in excluding walls. Koine of them were rude in de - color) *ere worthy of a ItiOlt Plsc-c"which managers of Two fruit pieces Qtrufesaional water would deserve the thanks of the.puhlic. ehatge, for they had put thent so high uw:stheavtidtenhetilry beatheujteyd: sarcrtlimiitittowiet,r000tyo euxiipoinbits,thev quinces anti nectarines, the 1u3cions grapes and peaches spread with such painters, judging Isy the pittaret he reality and iu such skillful etunbination lo:t7d toe° fol.nhl7i ' iinf - mouth water to bee the teinplin": 1)"'' perfectly seen. But it silitioSt,usade the oreaf :lel ehbtesilkuceetift Itieffor:tanured.in iriii:e anci'the admirably sottened tints -• Chapman. of London, held* canvas • _toilette_ fillIdteUr a tint place. 0e0 of hoe a land3eSpe foregrull:sti tim rocky shore. the Pl.citi water, public) it very fine. The tree in the has caught the very spirit of the hcene' marine view (as the card informs the. of the Inekground combine tome." 4 nature, and and attitudinized to &di' :ill - can see witheut taking the trouble to iaermiste of the city mate. Here we parlineht and taking fa rapid glen°, at woodland deuizena emaitlifuly !tweeted wade through the "tea& Iflwa Ting reluctantly this pleasant de- represeuts her hero in ono es” OUT of her artist Wittiest moods. he seems to be in perfect harmony with the fruit, flowers, ?eel( coves, of quilting fretnes alai paseing Descending to the, green(' floor tied through a maze of carriages end attentien is flat arrested by tho fine displeY th° tax" tr learn thet t Wewanosh,' ned Sheppard te an occident re tIrteing to- • tOW341 from souse remon 6 sis,4 IT , began to kick up its het:Is tessllittalit ran into the (tacit upsetting the bu wore thrones out,i011$ es Mr. Giryiu fell on his 13 snorted that it sari aent he returned to coiresio still'auffering front the e Imp but is gradually risco COL -Net L to -day (21 Sept)-pureu anent. All the Ulefoiniti Piltir. Cruntslxd1 apPeared re. 'positing part of lot 22, .00. 10, which ,he purchased at a tax sa taunt having been illeg Campbell °Keret" to ta .°11Zrundi -inaed by I inr,s abllyeclahi las,' E. Gaunt, that tint conned ojer Mit Campbell $75 and he giyt a deed free of all expenses. Mr. Canipbell elfered nod the council pity all e was soeepted. '• Moved by C. Dentin E. Gaunt that the Cie •IPnrullatireo "cualsnyatDial:.81r.Mde lt1;11''ttrii'lliir,l'istecelidsld by Wm. Kinehan, that the fres.surer send Mr, Campbell 875 -ml nmeipt of a deed 184;IPDrovieYelesIteCtisy he'ain• , eceoteled lthe te. All three ere ly injurkid. and was et) hours before mess. Ho is ect of hie uns- eeing. Ceaucil met t to adjourn. resteott Reeve in 1869, the ly sold: Vr. OM) and re - to take 375 Focuses, whieh •seersteleel by di get a deed . Cempbell for hy C. Durum, th• rm. line 827 O se sign the bcrhitiosgioueso 4 it Minary, tor JaISICII Smith toren liee to said bridge 82; Thoutag-•Kle ander elating hill itai 8 & 9 con. line . , Smith building bridge uss I 1 cot Iseteerti luta 1811'ft:eel ttiele:b10y. E. G ea tit, :ae.);:otlwetailsea.171,51ptruh. to meet wan .S.itu Mellwain that this cots 1 C'.1erk. N oyember. ROBERT IIRTAp) =3.77 -- .COrSeIL MILETING.-11110 rnet pursuant to the call of the -Reeve, on Vriday, Oct. 10. All the membetis pres- ent, the Reeve in the chair. • Minutes of the previeus meeting, were, read awl approved. Muved by Samuel Itanuie, seconded by J. 11. Guiglier, that the fol- lowing accounts be paid, viz.: Hart- man, for gravel and cedar, 823.85; John B. 6 uigher,culyerts for south btein derv, $2; Louie Goodchalk, balance for cut- ting hill on lots 13 and 16, con. 11, 813; Daniel Bell, for plank; 89.57; 11. Peel, ter opening sitleroad on lots 10 and 11, cons. 13 end 14, 840; Deichart, re- pairingscrapers,81,O11; Wm,Bell 24 heads of grave1,812.35;4. 4.1.Kalbfleisch,codar and plank for roads end bridges, $56,01. --Carried. loloyed by `-,P. S. Unigher, seconded by S. Itanitie, Omit W. Carrick Ls hereby iustructed -to have a culvert re- built on con. 2, opposite lot 7, also, a bridge repaired ote"the line, op- posite lot 9, cell. 4 -Carried. Meted by Wee. Carritsk, seconded by P. S. Guigher, that the greet of • W.' mode last year and seill miexpotided, to im- prole) the suet* boundary line, neer the bauble Rirer, be 'ail .out with the Stephen great, uteler the supertiuten- dame of Mr. Carrick-Cerried. Moved by S. Rann:e, seconded by I'. S. Guinh- er, that 31r. O. B. ft uigherbe authorized to expend in repairing the gravel read betweee Zurich Ind the Brownson 1in•-Carriee. liojed iby Vs'. Carrick, seconded be P. S. Gujgher, that the amount a $4 be refnuded to Win. Cold. well as od against him last year of its facerita hero front s •titfht •,, jo st as the cylieninity ,1 Kee en• :14 f war' r..,) an- 1 1 Ia‘ 11; :KO 4 ' ,. sr Jaek Shopperd from the tee' j it.' "---essesot Reeofet" "'J. 1 Dissoluti-n Par'itcrEhip. , • 1 a ;i'llt , • 1392 . ()winds and T.-%ers WANTED TO l'URCHASE AT " once, to be dehrered at Distillery, 1000 LEAN Hop. Anv quantity of, Wash can be Ilia af- ter Frtday, 'by leaving order, et' the / . JAMES DOYLE & CO." - Goderieb, Oct. 14', 1873. 1392 _ e- _ Tenders. Wanted. - .4 ,... RE undersigne4 will reeeire T eta a ssioletliaii ef hes Cerisiritiou t the ' Tetra of Go lerith, u t till nem' 4, 72 aturday, 25t1; _In3t. fer th • it sltle ie.! %%Ark. r• onnEtt'cion 'or lilt' ,1:ain Sowtr . • from the kittens . Klee,' tot . treat abate tic eleuth Ai le of EL.tas Street LC, the E sat tins t'Aisti.riz It 41 • Any forth•tr int..reittien oat 1se eiven Ity,tle•Chaireien et she of /took: %%Otte or by tlse Strese le Teeter, T..wn Town Clerl's Deja-, ffedOriels; Oct. eglzle Le73. •1312A .1%4:7 7er te . • 1, ;lit. IL 1173 •,• 10,1:11s I 11,', 75. 11. 1 29 "tetoTICli is iler-oe. e'vee lOtt tho ,p.art nership heretoi?re carried eta ifse the tiedersteente n. the Tsswn1.1 as t•are Xs-N.114ms, Op- , der the game awl s.yfio Seise ea; ee KRIM, id this.tlity slici.s/wc1 Ly mutated , 1, . 1 Or $ COISCItt. ), .... . 41 6 be , ( s a or id lovas NI At k 45, 1/1 s tt 41, flay pd. too.. . ••• 11 00 '11C51.-lati. per pair 0 d 0 34, o 11 a 9 20 " ' .... ...• • . . 4 51. .4 oa. 4•• ,13 4. 4 0 .4- . .. 4 nfr 411. 0 01 • ,s•I• I)... 0 15 .41 0 15 •I• • .1,:saa! 1:r.,.:14,o.14-.), 21, IA71. ty (POI) fl 12 gt 1 1: twat Mwssgt. s, rim .11.. 1 0:. a 1 ist ri est tpor bri) 6 Of 4.• 6 .50 0 •.1...),,r 0 55 4, 0 20 I-1111 %lir et stfaaeoN, D,eAseetso ei:Efuo . Godesoqh, thet. ttih, 1,73, -inted Notie'o of Co -?-11.(-7.. :F.hip. lit, OTICE1 is hereby given (het the Ian- , • dersigned have Jilin dav entered into •Co-Partncrshin :us 'Hardware Mer- Ichants, in the .Tewu tof Onderich, as i successors to the late firm of "Jobuson & Kerr," under the 11:0114. end style tof Kerr 1 meicerk7ie, *la t.‘,,at . all lie!stsi id dile by aud te tl e -former firm will be peed and d itch are by the latter arm. - DAWSOk KERR. _ tiOBO-L'T 'WM. ttleKENZIE , reedoreeie 0 3 .,9th, 1873 13921 _ _ Splendid Timber Lot • • - 1 CO 37 .. r • r ...... 0 41 d 51 is t; ; t S',•••,, .4116 1 *4 1 64 teats.. br.st, 11-'.11. 411 ... • • • t • (Spring) p•o• I 1.1 10 I tr., (per loll ' 6 00 " 1.0) ..... . 0 1, 0 1S • , ,..; O 12 VI 0 13 1 -111'11...)11n... ?4.21..1411:4. 02 ft 1: 03 1' s I AbOta 10 miles from G'oderirk 1 mile from Port Albert. to0-t.! 6 21 rrHE Subscriber otters for sale the N4 76- of let 1,,coit. 3, Pest Division of the TOWNSHIP OF ASIIII,ELD, eentaining 100 acret r ry ,heavilv tim- bered with Hemlock,- melt end hestidts a considerahle ounitity of Rock Kin and Cedar. Th Nine Mile River ils:a through the middle of this land, which will be very r &Ole forfarming perposes when the tuber has been taken off. • W.M. J. FENTON; 13912.3ei P. 0. Box 219, Hemilton. , por bishi 1 46, pet iseeh Pee le -is tette:, t .. 2 ...... N Na. it • p,..7‘dos(unpack,..1) . 1114.4.- ... fisy W as " 3 50 11/.1 . . . :a " 3 13 14,)89,1TT4 1 LIKCTA„ Oct. 1 R rit.e-Tall Wheat f,".1-TO,Ft4e1.27. Sprine do 81.13 CO 1.11_ Ilirley 81.12 to $1.14. Otte 4.t.ti to 41e. Pe* COc to • Ree C5e. • 6:lc. Ilutfef 2/c to 26e. Eggs 29a to 21e. MONTI1tElit 311 Oct. 18th.-- Wheat notnitsai. Peas • tie8.3e. Barley $1 to f,11.10. Oats 41c. Butter 19c to 23e. Cheese 12c to lOe. Eegs' 21c. to 23e. Allies -Pots S6 Peerls Tosnee teenefere Get.. 1801. --Fall Whatit 81.18 to S1.20: Sprite! $1.11 et, $1.15 Bar- ior t,s Oil .11. t. Pesti tist to 53.1. Corn 'am to Gee ( etto :4133 te 31c. Better 18e o 25e. It ;4 O3 e 2O:. O " :a O " se • " 45 11 " se . 1 oJ " 0 IC 0 CO " 0 10 0 th2 os . . " 0 GO 0 6 CO is fs " IA 00 •••••=;1•1•1•411111. G.22. Tra=va'a S11,13 2oz:ster. ()et. 23 -Farm Stock, &e., Ted, 1,1 Con, Cells ,rne, It sviti I Isms/low: 11:7•TH 5. . At Parkhill, on the 9.11 inst., :the wife ..1 Mr. I. ttes.leriek, of a daughter. emomMemweams•uremmissammumngempepp Seertals, op Oct. II, hy Iter: Thai. Getiltsoith, 31r. Samuel T. Church; please teacher, of Seaf:srth, to Mies , Anti latie Foster. desighter of Mr. Cil:IA. Foster, el' grderich Township. At 0 xlerich, nii the 1 eth init., be the Rev. Ceres,' Kletsod, Renal Dean, -T Mr: John Cesser. of the Township of Ash. field, to Meat Jane Ore, of the Town- ship of Wawanoeh. At the netiaence of the bride's mother, , on the 2lth inst., by the Ralf. eb11041. Elwood,Reral Doan,,Mr.Flenry to Mise Amelia . Logsh, both of tha T; ,sf .1 1111110/WPMMISPIMMIMAIIMI DEAT110. • In MoKillnp, on Oct. 11, Thornas, eon of James Hestia, Esq., aged 15 year'. In Egmondville, on Oa. 10, Robert; fifth son of Mr, Joseph Collie, aged".3 years, 10 months and 18elays. la line rek, on Oct. 14, If*garet wife of Ole. Peebert IfeLiughlin, con. 4, llowick, aged 6.3)teare. At Wroxeter, on Oct. 9, Alkander Dnn- cen, a native of Aberdmenshire, Scot- land, aged G7 years. New 2Abv ertige ment?. son to tbe prop.% lel oEr S- A GO rt Albert •L-3" Mills. Fur particulars apply in Per- 0DWmilAierNaTt tEDheApw. OCR F' RD. Port Albert, 16 Oct., 1873. 1392d Parra for Sale: fiNE of the best as regards soil, build- • -F ings aud fences, containing 100 acres, being Ei of 1ot 5, eon. 10, in the Township of Ashfieli, Huron Couety. For tortes and particulars apply to the. proprietor on the premises. W. FINLAY, Oct. 17,1873. 1392e Belfast P.O. - ONE, s C M -E A L L PG THE • 11 (.0 D 1(2'3 14 Dress Go,,de; Shawle & Clouds, Cloakings. .FlannelS, Twocds, . Under Shirts,: Drawers, liats C9ps, Bact; bhoen. - A great variety ef ',Starlings on hand at IticKENZIE'S. HARDWARE ! Hardware, Hardware! 1 4 ; THE Subscriber' infonn the inhabitants of Goderich and aur - rounding Country the: he has purchas- ed the Bankrupt Stock CF. tiktIDAV ARE R. GARDINER & GO. which mutt be clear, 1 out at once At Cost and Under. Speelai Ba. ;air; ip 'ehe Tra.e. L. WELLS. . Goderich, Oct. 17, 1S73.