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eeee tn circulatton, that us 2tot toke
butter., gees et' atql. other kind qf trade tt
axe/tat:ye gooth, Thc; repo) t
We pay thr highest price in total) .for all
Ai ads of farm produce, We ;tot eney /Joy
the Id ziamt p ri!ee /0 Is bade, but ue !lite et:,
tonwrs better tedue jitr both their cassh ttittl
trade than any o'her house ttt reach of E.r,
14er. Ingrate tee prices of oar Peas and
Raising um! «II the other spect'at lines m on -
,tined another column. It's simply as.
tonisAing what the ready rate OW do .—
fre do vot ot'ler CiatOlnee$ ail indateateal
of a paltry 5 per cent., hut 0'5 fluttrante.,
en advantage of from 10 to 80 per eent
by purehaeieg from us rather than any
houee doing a credit business.—
" STA.NLEY jERMYN,
settemullWediftlieiesehawasea
he f.ieler Kiitte.s
19EVJESDAY, JAN. 18, 1876
hos only Liberal -Conservative Journal la Sonth
Huron.
'Wednesday
ovooiog next, a 60041 Will be held in
the Meth DcliSt (1bareh, in thie place,un,
der the auspices of the L. A. fi" Tres
dose eociele itecepted as CO lerienti,
grand l,14,10 May be ezepected.
....rwntom
considerable quan-
tity pork being brought into town,
despite the roughness of the roade
the trol,thie loceomotion. Good prices
are realized.
Goo» IDEA. ----We notice by
the' 4ge that the branch of tee Catie-
diau Blink of 00ifilliel'ee Sir:1(40,Y
rsinnin open for the transaction ef
ousiness until three o'etlook P. M. oh
Setureayee
T E r s q L.sr;0.4".
T :is question is involving eech an
amount of controverey that on Thurs-
day Iset a deputation from the Licensed
Victualler's Associatien, headed byllon.
-Vrank :Smith (President), 'mid Q.
Dawson (Secretary), waited upon Hon.
Oliver Muwat„ and MOSSrti. Crooks,
rraser and Wood, in reference to the
proposed legielation on the license ques-
tion. The secretary read ten addree,s
embodying the following suggestions :
That the existing law reepectiug the
closing on Saturday night and Sunday
ttre not carried oat,especielly unlicensed
Ileums. That the Crooks' act is on the
whole fair, and if strietly citrried ont
would greatly decrease intemperance.—
That no license should be given te any
house not having tne accomodation re-
quired by law, and that the License In-
spector should make visits mice a
quarter. That there shonld be a cer-
tain number of bona fide rooms for
trai-ellers. That the character of per-
son end houee-should be fully ascer-
temed. Teat unlicensed hthises should
etrictly wetched, and the law stem,
gently enforeed in regard to the quite-
tny bole in groceries ane to drinking
on the premises, or should be with-
drawe altogether fretn persons combien
beg the sale of groceries and liquore.—
That any perseu bolding a license con -
victee of sellieg contrary tu for the
first offence be filled, for the second of-
fence the license be suspEnded for sixty
days, and third offence be cancelled al-
together. That Government Litepeceore
be appointed for the suppression of un-
licensed groceries and gambling hoeses.
That persona found drinking; in pro-
hibited houses be liable to the same
punishment as the liquor-sellere. That
bona, fide travellers be supplied with
liquor ut any time. That licensed
houses be allowed to keep open till nine
o'clock on Saturday nights ; that the
fine for selling liquor dude°. prohibited
hours be doubled or treble c. Several
epeakers urged ihe views contained in
the address. and said the Asseciation
were decidedly in favor of a dimiuution
of licenses. lu answer tee a question
from Mr. Fraser a mem' er of the de
eutation said the system of putt•ing the
eower of granting licenses in the banes
of the Boerd and taking it away from
the municipal antlearities worked satis-
facterily in Montreal.
TtiE ECTitiYr
• - /lir. •
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At latest accounts M. Benoit, the
Opposition candidate, was 175 And of
M. Jodoin, Miaisterial, in the Domin-
ion elections for the' Cie.:illy of Chant-
bly. At the last election Mr. Jodoie
was elected by 46 majority.
IT is astonishing how sweet those
young. men look, whose hopes only are
, raised every four years, and the young
man of the Tiverton Watchman lets al-
ready discharged his washerewoman,
" The editor of this journal is a teinperavme
man, and has never been in';oxicated, has
never drank two gla4ses of beer in his life, has
never tasted any liquor in his life hut for medi-
eine purposes,"—Lucknow Sentinel.
THAT s.ccounta for his pleading sick-
-11688 so often.
1011.81rGE, DISTRICT
LirG.
The annuabmeeting of the Bideulph
Disrict Loyal Orange Lodge was held
at Creditme Tuesday, llth it st.
wards of forty represehtatives front the'
different ledges of the dietrict were pre-'
sent. After hearing the, address of the
DistrietAaster, (which will appear in
next week's issue.) The routine of
business way gene through, snowing
the different lodges in the district to be
in a very healthy condition. One thing
worthy of special remark'is the action
the district has taken towards raising a
fund kr the support of its indigent
Brothero, hape otner districts will fol-
low this es.ample. The following are
the offices elected for the ensuing year :
Bro. John Niblock, re-elected, D. 111.
" Alex. Garrett, I). D. M.
*' T. D. Stanley, D. Chap.
" Wm. Turner, D. Sec.
" &ones ClaVes, D. T.
JohniDagg, D. D. C.
The next annual mooting to be held
etMgemeestisteteemorieJei
10 CorrespOttdenIS.
Bitoxv.:14 P. Bryan driver
we invite allwho dm do 60,0 &elides short Of the Lucien and London stage, ow -
'descriptions of aceiticeits or unusual ocean jog to the breaking of an axle as ti.10
Illadek In any Pert et the Collette Write stage was nearing London, fell Under
oneAlcle of the paper only, ltfail year letters the wheel and breke h;„
Mendityot Turzsday, to he sure of insertion '-'
in the Trutt% of the same weak. One cote pays
Slid postatte 0 yeti leave th e enVelope open, abet
Heti it as "erinterte dopy."
ottlE7r-
VTOKIS FLOI1AL
have received the first mintber
"Vides Floral Guide for 11370." As
usual it comes embellithed with chaete
illestrations on very superior parer,
end is a credit alike to its editor and
publisher. The work is eublislied
quarterly, midis only 25 cents a year,
and may he bad at Jas. Via, Roches-
ter, N. Y. As a book which gives
practical enowledge of everythieg re-
letieg to fltricelfure, it §titude
THE DOMINION CFIIII1CHMAN.—
An improvement in forte; make up and
matter is apearent the cerrent num•
ber of the Donegioe Churchman pub-
lished in Taranto, and is now one of
the fleetest ancl most conveniently ar-
ranged of the religions journals 00 onr
eechange list, The new dres:: and new
style are decidedly becoming. Not-
withstanding t foot that the enhanced
appearance of the piper Must have
occasioned ceneiderable (Mine, to the
proprietors, the sub cription mini has
been reduced from $3 to $2 per annum
—a figure that slionld ieduce wha
tahe an interest in church affairs to licle
come sebscribers,
ALLAN LINE—SPECIAL NOTICE.
—Great reduction in Cabin Rates to
and from Liverpool. Single B. G.
Berths, $61; or Return eo., $116.50.
from Toronto. Interieediate at Very
low rates ; aleo both single. and return
tickets. 'WHITE te SON.
THE ma CLABItATIO$
G-11-4NeNric rePIME
aootrv c50 Gotp`T3 vcr.ean,-zoNpot,t43
ITJANINArtoN „vxtlyoz04 evrieeteen,
AND TIlE, rXeWa:NoY oe Tug aoau ete-
It:roWt.uporn ON 4.11, BANDS%
On Menday morning lest the Greet
Western despatched twelve paseetiger
coaches fren1 London for the coneeui-
ence of the invited eloug the Lotelon,
Huron Bruce; five them were
taken on the regular train at 7;30 4.
M.; and seven of them on a epecial
which left Lowlon et 1;35 P. M., ie
cherge of coneuctor Hays, The latter
passed terotigh Exeter on its way north
about 3 P. M., having on board a com-
mittee of citizens of London, and the
representatives of the City Press, for
fee the 'purpose of welcoming the invit.
ed guests and providing them with bad-
ges, The train went as far as Wing -
haul, and remained there over Bight.
OD Tuesday Morning after the arrival
of the early traiu from Kincardine,
which Ilita OD bOard a 1111111ber Of pro-
minent men of that town, who joined
the train at Weighers], the i,ron bands
were loosed, and down, down through
the country, over bids and through
vales, past beautiful farms, swept the
speeding train, ouly stopping at the sta-
tious along tee road, each supplying a
large quota to the rapidly filling cars.
Leaving Belgrave, which promisee to
be an impoitain point, we sped on me-
al we reached Blythe, which, since the
L., 11. et 13. was first spoken of, has
—
THE CANADIAN ALMANAC. --We
have bad laid on our table by Vandusen
CO., a copy of the Canadian Almanac'
for 1870. It is a veritable fact that so
much information cannot be obteined
for so little money in any other form
as by investing 15 cents in a Canaeian
Almanac at Vandusen & Co's.
_ _
LE AP YEAE.--The c astona is
that if a maiden proposes to.a bacbelor,
end that bachelor deelines to entertain
that proposition, said bachelor. shall
buy or pay fur a dress selected by said.
maiden.
--
THE LOOK -UP CHRISTENED. --
On Wednesday evening the 29th ult.
L3e, of Grand Bend, he'd 'the' extteme
honor of being the first occupant of the
new lock-up. The members of the
band, at their practice on that evenine
very appropriately .christened the build-
ing "Lee House."
SENT Up.—A. few days since,
Lee, of Grand Bend, struck a neighbor
over the head with a heavy log.ging
chain. Conetable Gill of Exeter, had a
war= t placed in his hands fur his ar-
rest, aud proceeded to accomplieh it.
However, he reckoned in this matter
without his host, a•ncl fouud taelt not
the eeeiest he the world. Wheu he
.entered the house of les. soon to-be-
pritener, the latter rushee for the axe,
\dealt he tvould no donet have plied
with telliug vigor,had not the Conetable
closed with his man. After much
streggling, the prisener wee secured, by
haedeuffing his hands behind nis back,
and in this manner brought te Exeter.
He was "sent up" by T.. clieley, Esq.,
where he remain mail bail comes
to his relief.
WATCH NIGHT.—Last week
we °mutated to mention that the time
honored custom of bolding religious
services during the departure of the eld
year and the iucoming of thenew, was
adhered to in the Methodist churcb in
this place, Rev. Mr -Relates conducting
the seryices.
SiczNEss.--At the present time
there is considerable sickuess ip SOBIO
parts owieg no doubt to the continuous
moist weather we have just experi-
enced.
ODE/MOIL
e Seltooner 14,Tocii.erth
Captain Donald McLeod,' Arrivett
Goderien on the 7th of January fltreet
fiom Whietior. The Capteht reports
the river and lake clear Of roe, Poring
the Passage up, the crew were saluted
at many places along the river hy the
inlathitalits, who lustily cheered and
tired gene in honor of the event.
S. 5, CoNVENTIoN,---The atm nal con-
ventioe of the County of UMW Sate
bath Aesoehttion openi din Knox ohnrwt
Goderiele on Thursday tafternome and
eoetineed till Friday evening. A. large
itumber of eelegetee were Present frPril
all petit, of the connty, andJ, II, kil-
ler 'inspector of Public Schools; pre-
eided, Rev, Mr. Millard, General
Seeretery of the Sebbath School As-
soeiation ot Canada, was present, as
well ce the majority of the reverend
gentlemen in the county. I.4'ive inter-
esting setiotia were held, the eouchul-
mg one being very largely atteuded,
filling the hugest church in town, The
fellowine officers were appointed :--
Preeidea, J, Miller ; Vice -Presi-
dents, Rev.T. Brock and T. Goldsmith;
Treamerer and Corresponding Secre-
tary, E. F, Moore t Minute Secretary,
James F. Dickson. Brussels was nam-
ed as the neet place of ineetiog,
RODGERVILLE.
Mr. James W. Elder, of Rod-
gerville, at the recent semi-anouttl ex-
aminations of the Oatario Veeerieary
College, graduated very creditably, And
was awarded a (heroine by the Council
of the Agricultural and Arts Associa-
tion for proficiency in his profession.
made rapid strides, Here et, number
of gueets were teen abetted, and "good •
bye" hidden. Londesboro wes left be.
bied, .and ()Hittite reached,where a long-
er, &lay teen. at the previous station
took • elace, owieg to the great member
who- got on board,. Hurryipg itruce-
field, Kippen and Unbolt stations were
left behind, end Exeter reached. • If
ever Exeter's cheeks grew red, it was
on_ that day, for laudetory praises as to
ite beautifule surroundiegs, prominence
and. importance, sprang from the lips
of needy all on board. The only hin-
drance to a perfect view of the village
frem the station is a email piece of -woods
which itercept she sight ; bat we under-
stand Mr. Carling intends removing it
as soon as possible. It beemed here as
if the whole town iutended honceing
the 118* reed with their presence . as
only one or two who received invitati-
ons failed to make use of them. This
portion of the road is very even itai,c1
'middling well balliteted. At Centralia
and Breekon stations the load 6f humen
freight received additional accumula-
tion, and London wae reached, The
trip from Wingham to Loud.") (eiety-
five miles) was made, including stop
pages, in. about six hours. At the
Great Western statioe the train rolled
in, mid the human load was soonetran-
shipped to terra firma.. Before leaving.
the train the invited were preeented
with large badges, probably as an hou-
or, probably to eistinguiele them from
the citizens. The Geretat Committee,
coneisting of about a centenary of mem-
bers, were ma haud to receive the visit •
ors, an:I they did it in right royal style,
and the cheicest of music welcomed
them, discoursed bY t he 7 zh Batt. Badd,
Which undisputedly holds, as a band,
0110 of the nigbest positions in Uanada.
On the approach of the train a• salute
was fired from St. James' Park, West-
min.iter street, in honor of the visitors,
by Meer Peters' Battery of Artillery.
We much doubt if the eilvent of Lord
Dufferin or the Prinee of Wales drew
forth frem the good people of London
a heartier response, to have the city
decorated io the gayest attire, than was
Major Cronvn's on thie occasion. On
STRATFORD TIMES.-- -Another
claimant to noticeable position in the
fourth estate is the :`:;tratt..rd Times,
published at Stretford, Ontario, by H.
Butleran "old hand at the bellewe."
Mr. ButIcr is an able journalist and one'
under whose hand- the Times is cer-
tain ' to prosper. The first numeer
which lies on out table., is creditable in
eveny xespoct. •
OFF I CI ALS --The following
is a list of the officials along the line of
the LOltdon,Huron and Bruce Railway:
13recon seation, W. Waugh, formerly
relieving agenteen main line; Centralia,.
J. formerly of Allanburg Junc-
tion ; Exeter, W. I-Itideu, formerly on
Glencoe, and 3. McDonald, operator,
Toronto Junction ; 1.1eusall. W. Deitch
formerly of Winona ; Brucefield, Chas.
Dean -- Clinton G W Rialto')
formerly Great Western agent at Bute
felo, (W. R. Thompeon, acting egent,
formerly relieving agent on mein line
London,) J. E. Johnston, operatort
formerly at Windsoz, and W. Knew,
Thamesville, warenouse,man; Londes-
boro, W. lelyine, formerly agent Ayl-
mer ; Blyth, M. Stehholf, formerly of
uga ; Belgrave, 3. Gillis, of Korn°.
Int.
il,ltd
NeM 11.UMWAlut etO'Betene
ate openirl out 4 Of mpiete AS-
*Ortmetit Of littrdwaret Pell partied,
taro next Vomit,
TritAD IrOttnin„ The retek.
tettf tC40,4itiit ,lftSt Week entered tipoit,
iits,thitd volingo.', May it Le ,buoyed
• itelite• teettett;tdieentk.
•••
TIVERTON.
Mr. W. N. Shier, on the oc-
casion of his giyine his position as
teaeherin S. S. NO. 11, Brien was
made the recipieut of a handsome Al -
beet watch
e S • 4
BRUSSELS.
THE POST.—The Post Comes
to us this week in a new form, it being
now published on the "patent °Meet)"
About sixty-five attended the
Y. M. C. A. prayer -meeting ou Sundae'.
afternoon of last week.
0-N4-4
KINCARDINE.
%%B6'014111E11.
while siointitig at' .Kenii.wortli, Vriday
0 11P train to 'this
ect or both feet at the aelt16e,
at'tertieou r1111 Over an ( mpinyee and
The cliarge preferred itgainst the
villtkge Clerk for ,eltoririg trein $400 to
$(300. the itseesinent 'of int ilidividital i‘:
(i);r1:(.1teiriet oc oq:11111:411,1)y, gu f (1)1r) :r.4
day for the thied lieltriuttebefore a bench
of eel Jnetecea of cito voaoe And the
civet dielenseted.
From the Review.
SAD CASE OF DROWNING. -011
Tuesday December 20th, three boys
were skatino• on the mill -dein, Frank
Sellery aneJohn ane Robert Gibbons,
but the ice being rotten they were pre-
cipittated into the water. An employee
at the mill named Wm. Iheleck ran to
their assistauce and succeeded in rue
cuing two of them but Robert Gibbons
sank under the ice, and his body was
not recovered mini the next rnoruine.
Hie parents have the sympathy of alt
in their sed bereavement.
•
MITCHELL.
A "Bachelor-battou" in bloom
wits picked from a ficever bed in Mrs.
Awty's garden last week.
EMPLOYEES AND EUPLOYED
A. et J. Mulheron enterteemed
workinee and Choir wives td dinner
on New Year's Eve. A very pleasant
time was seent, aud the best of feeling
prevailed. This ie an old Euglish cus-
tom, and. we are glad to see that the
Messrs. Mulheron have introduced it
into Mitchell.
USBOltNE.
SUGAR MAKING. ----Mr. John
Stinson of the 13th concession of lie -
borne, says that on the last day of the
every haud, huge mitsses Of thsplay ar- old year he tapped several maple trees,
ranged in the mosnartistict design im- from which sufficient sap run te make
rinegitieble was to be 'seen. Bunting of a filie lot of beautiful meple syrup.
This is something eitraordinary for the
.season of the year, and we doubt 3f such
a thing ever before happened iu the hie -
tory of the. ceuntry. •
.I3LANSHARD
Mtimeirmt, Enzowton.--Ileeve, Robert
Beaty ; Deputy Reeve, J. Pinsruore ;
all the old Centicilors re-elected,
the most gorgeous and pleasing colors
was to be seen from private and public
houses; arches deco ated with the most
becoming mottoeu; and in fact every-
thing to cause the generel veidict to be
and the unanimous voice to cry out,
‘i Londun, Excelsior!" Exclamations
of surprise, and rjeerdations of wonder
were emitted from the visitors general-
ly. The mary fine Imildings which
London is justly proud of, were viewed
with admiration. In the afternoon de-
tatchments of the committee showed
the visitors through the various whole-
sale houses, manufactories, and other
points of interest. The very efficient
Fire Depart 130115 of which the "Forest
City " is possessee, turned mit in full
force about 4 o'clock, and to the assem-
bled multitude gave eufficient evvlence
of their ability to eubdue the devouring
element. Obedience to the command
of Chief Wastes accounts in a great
measure for the degree of perfection
to which they have reached. Until SON'ell
o'clock London gave te the visitors thr
" Freedom of the city," and we much
deubt if there were many hetes or cor-
ners of the city but what were examin-
ed. At seven P. M. the banquet was
opened in the eity hall, Here were
arrayed rows of tables the entire length
of the hall, filled with the choicest that
the country could produce. Ie fact,
the caterers, Messrs. Conklin dt Moore,
received for their unspared efforts to
ernwn their part uf the programme with
success, unbounded praise. If the de
corations about the city were grand,
those in the hall were sehlime. Taste-
fully arranged and inscribed on scrolls
of cotton in prominent parts of the
room were the names of the stfitions
along the line, and many other devices
and mottoes smtable for the occasinfi
had received justice at the decorators'
hands,
[We are totted, owing to hurry in
going to press, te hold oVer tae particti,
ales of the banquet for another issne.—
En
musts Btu linvotas win give an en-
_
tertainment in Drew's Halt on Tnesday
night next. 'They ate the 4.best 13ell
Rutgers that travel and other. porfot-
maneee aro empathy good.
Iltungenit Crowley't sale on Sat-
urday, 22d.
M614nle WaNTEn.--On Morgages
Slims Of $100 to ;600. apply to
ANDItEW LAXE,
POi140114 DIBOlto *tette,
LUGKNOW.
Eroni the Sentinel.
There are eight taverne
Lttehnow, and he people want los.
Alorlday, the Srd. insb.,,
young woman, daughter of Alex :Mc-
Donald, 4th coneession el Kinloes (to-
cidentally fell lute nel open eater trap
door, and Reverely fractured her leg it)
two places.
Tttesday the 4th itiftiL
Ilitrry 'lodging eon, of Johlt tiodgin8
Oth con. Kinloss, Slipped While ehap,
ing in the besli, the ale coming down,
iodgecl itseilf the Sae of hts knee,
leaVitig a very ugly wotind abont gift
inches in length, eight or tett Atitcites
hota to 1)e in$Otte4 te hribi the wound
U CAN ,
The man Shtttery formeely Of Lon -
(1)1), laut now in the Chatl.ton' jail, for
the Mnrder of elia Wife, reeeiree to be
watcliert hy two men uiglit and ilay to
pti!l'er9Y(9,)tix,t Jinn Opetiita$ the wound in hie
Tee following letter from en eetemut
ed gentleman of elititOti, appeared in
tsl'iiitty'8 Globe: " eee An the
Wobe of to.day that you have got me
as one employed in the manipulation
i>f the fleet ItictotnotiVe engine awl train
:)v Vas; Elit‘letelilltA?:1,411,1yd• y1)411;1;,
ago. 1 eaullOt tell how .youhavegot hold
of that,hut I feel proud now,titat Lean
say that 4ired the :old engine. le
fitIrKteulgwItrt 4oft, NtY(13',i):11311t alialineg*
thing now to tall; about. The etegilte'e
name was Locomotion, and old. Jatnw?:
Corson, Pitocv.o.-1;COS.—Tbe regular fa'Sptitecev6etlein8esi o°41ne ()wsit4'asfl°'ti ItivettGes
ffretuan and we ivied to lieu' from
-- twelve' io fourteen' weggnms; the
hos pest wen, P. N.—l'oRent,
POO:, Reeve, in .the enair. Connell -
lore Porte, McLean, McRoberts and:
Hutchins, Minutes of the last Meet •
were read mid signed, Moved :by W.
seconded by p. mo.
Itoberts, That the time allowee for the
collection of Taxes in this villsge be ete-
tended' to the leeh iestant
Cerried. Moved by W, Parte, second-
ed hy R. UeLean, r,l'bitt the following
accounts ee paid, and that the Reeve
sign melere for the same :—Bernard
Stanley, bill for nails and rope, $24,50;
Goo, Shoebottom, rent and repairs on
tire engine, $14.75 ; nice, haul-
ing lutnber, cts; Gorrnerly,
cleaning ditch (111 marliet street, $1.50;
MeConnees, eleaning croseiegs, $1,00;
John Bawdee, assessor $2e.00 ; John
Itawden, selecting jurore, ' $2.00 ; C, F.
Pashlev, cullecting taxes, $25,00; John
Fox, Treeent•er, $5,00; ter. Barges,
auditor, $4.00 ; Hussack, auditor,
$4.00 ; Mechlin, clerk, $25,00 ; H.
Mecklin, division Register, $5,00 ; se-
lecting jurors, $2,00 ; postage and
stationary, $3,75 ; expenses • to St.
Johus, $1,50 ; T. Dight, selecting j ar-
ors, $2.00 ; A. Gooeacre, for plank,
$3.00,—Carried. Moved by W. Porte,
seconded by D. McRoberts, that. the
Reeve he in4ructed to give Mrs. Kita•
me otie hundred poends of flour and a
a cord of wooe, she being in steaighten-
ed circumetances.—Carried. Moved
by W. Porte, seco ded by R. McLean,
That the resignation of H. Macklin, as
Clerk be accepted by this Counciene the
same time, ee take an opportunity of
expreesing cur regret, that necessity
compels him to sever the connecti i»
with us, and thie Council ease a vote
uf thanks to hen for cordial and gen-
manly conduct durine his term of oc.
cup:aloe as Clerk.ZCarried. Moyea
by W. Hutchins, secended by W. Porte
that C. F. Pitehley be and ie hereby ale
poiutee clerk for this munieipality at a
8alary of twenty-five detlars, per an-
num, and that the Clerk draft a By -
Law conliemine the saine.—Carried.
eloved by W. Porte, secouded II.
elcLeau, That the retising Clerk hand
over all beeks, papers, seal end othee
property belonging to t munictpaly
ztt resent in his posession to 0. F.
rasfiley his successor in otelee,--Car-
rice. By-lew N I 4 t appoietiug C. F.
Pashley 1:1 the offiee of ClOOli WaS read
three times ttnd pase•ed.
The Council then adj nirnod.
ARAUND pleased to
see Mr. Wm. Taylor w co somo four
mon its ago Mot With it sovere acciden t
at the crossing of the U. T, ft. tilzre—
out for the first time en eruches. Frieue
`levier seeme to look noue the woese
for the pain and confinement to his
has had to suffer.
New GRIST MILL.— Mr. Hooper's new
Grist -mill tere atelast in working or-
der. In ozir nrxt we will try to give
a detailed statement of satne.
One week past and no case of -Law•
lessness to chronicle. Truly Lucau is
improving.
'CONOEIVT.—A grand concert
will be held under the anspiccis of the
Sons of Temperance of the Usborne Di-
visioe No. 337, Thames Road, ie. the
Cheese Factory, Fazqubar, on leridaye
January 14, 1S75. The' Progrartmeet
consists of Itecitations,
Readings and songs. The Winchelsea
Brass Band will be present. See bills
for further' particulars.
ST. MARYS.
PRESENTATI91.:T.—The.members of St.
James Church, St. Mary's %tinted upon
the Rev. T. Wright, their respeeted in-
cumbent, and presented him with a
purse continuing a considerable SULU of
money, as a gift for the season. An
address, signed by Mrs. F. S. Hill and
Mrs. A. Cerinen, bearing 508115111mq to
mg...Weight's servicee to the cengrege
tton, and wishing him, Mrs. Wright
and fennily long life and prosperity,
was also reed. " Mo. Wvight suitably
replied. Tao church prospers in this
part.
Bueeeemes.—en ms travels, "Slip-
, , , ,
pe,ry Jace" Wilson 'veered St. Mary'e
last week, and plied his vocetion to ad-
vamtrge. The other evening, whilek
Mo. Woir.was at supper lie en-
,
tered the front door teed carried off a
a coat and. a fur cap. He ale() stole a
revolver and watch from Dr. Wilton
and aeveral other persone hese missed
portable property from their houeee.
The artidles have been found in .fack'e
possession. He is safely eaged in &rat
ford jail, It, be to all appearances
some thud before he gets l000e.
BEAFORTH.
During the °evasion of the
recent anniversary servic.et its the
Presbyterian church of awiforth, Mr,
John H. Broadfoot presented ,to the
congregation a handeoitte tahte for nge
in4front ef the pelpit platform.
• Through an accident at lqr,
Xidd's 'salt wen.one And enemeter milee
„
east ot Seaman, tue menufiteture ot
salt at the woi lie in Carroubrook, tOsiett
has boon carried oo pretty extensively
lately', has been seriously impeded.
Omit three Weeks ago the tube tire
well broke at a point nearly three, fo etlis
the distance between the surface and
the bottom of the well, As te dons°,
quence, the whole tubing will have to
be taken out, and men intVe been' en
gagod night and day at this vvorit slime
tnealeidont, and we understand there
is stilt the portion of it below the tweak
tho well, ThiS 14 an unfortuate
draWhaelt upon the enterprise whioh
Mt. Iiidd has battlqd with under ee
waggons used to liold ithout three tons
of coal enea, mid our trip used to be
from S'heldon to Stockton, di:italic:,
intent twenty-eight miles to the sea
board, where the coals wore shipped lu-
te vessels.' Yours truly—Jost:ea Wane: -
Henn Glinton, Dec. 28 187-e
STEPHEN.
PRESEN TATION —0 n the eve-
ning of Monday the 3rd inst., ciente a
number of the friends of Fairfield as-
sembled at the residence of Mr. Gree -
ory, Who ie about leaving them to. as-
eume the headmastership of the Et eter
Public School. Miss Emma, Eseery
read the address which is given below,
and auether friend preeented Mr. T.
Geegory with a handsome centre teble
and music Stool.
Mr. Gregory, although taken by sur-
prise, made e very feeliag aud eppso-
prime reply. Tne evening was very
pleasantly spent wi h reclined :us,
ulays, aud in satiatting the catteugs of
their appetites with the daiuties which
the friends had provided. Respected
teacher and triend, we a few of your
devoted pupils and friends have assem-
bled this eveniag for the purpose of
manifesting nut. u,ppreciation of your
arduous labors whilst atnong us, end
also of expressine our deep regret at ,
your deParturo. °Daring your four ,t3 , .11111111Pil to her rescue, Ina exertion 51, 1511(.1
was rescued by Ins compant ms in an ex.
h meted , condition, being unable to
melte any further efforts for his ,own
safety. , ,
Air. Martin 'Wagon is building a
large saw mill end spoke factoey at Je-
richo, three miles r eet of Wieder. It
will 1.e ready for operatione in two weeks
A sad accident took place in the mill
last week \\Then Mr. Bealey, an old gen-
tleman, eot his foot Smashed 'so that no
will be confined to the house for some
time to come.
well.to-do, yoting man, through
dissapointment Itt not bailie loved by a
Sherbrook b attempted' seicide. but
was too well watched to bo eacceeeful.
A htte tomibee of the St. John's Afore -
/ea Yews thus conchules lengthv ar-
ticle ealog,izing Fellows Syron of 'Hy.
nophosphit ‘s: " Fellowe is cote
ttunly entitled to hieh credit for his
eneegy and enterpdoe in working up
his voidable discovory so sucCessfully,
cna the presence of Hutch gentlemen id
any comintinity matto• on which
010 eortimunLy shonld eonglettmlato it.
sdf." The So. John lettnroh
Journal rays: " The invention of Fel-
leave' Heeopliosphitee has beemne one
of the 01 tble indestries of ,the cretin -
try, nuiens of it4 Ithld and a credit to
the Domininti Canittle,"
The Ameerst, N, B., Ortzet.te that a
eea captain named Jenks died in Parrs.
eoro receetly, who had crossed tile AA-
lantin Oecen 48 times( and the Weetern
wait removed from tits (entnete, givire 14 times', 1Ie was about 60 years of
Mit!heel Me044111011, Whe Made OUP
bretal ettace UPOn the Pettier& Of Mr,
Mille, IA tA.arriill'm on Tuesday
Steitehfleen, having been horn. neer
ellesgow. At latest tteeouuts Ur. Ite.
Connell. wee yet alive.
The lerge felM et $1,200 Wee VOl.
leeted at St. Voter's It. C, cathedral,
in Itomion, on Oltristente DitY, ae tbe
offertory.
1Mr, it Hill, of Newcastle, offore to
give one nere of heed, near the railWee
station, to any eertion wiz° will erect 4
fourdly'thereon, ie a libetal eft
fele and we liope some eilterpriiiiitggen-
tlemen will accept it.
The young man frotn Lakeside, who
woe supposed to tom been murdered
betwen efitehell and Lietowelet has
turned up. Oti sleightlig breaking up,
he eteitl one week (a Metllewsonei of
Ulna, in/salting a fell of (Mow, end. ae
he had no means of eommunieetieg
with his parents they naturally became:,
alarmed as to his 'veereaboute.
The nye Press. very megeleuermuely
opens its advertising columns fer the
use of the upemployed in the city of
London, to assist in sectiritY, Means Of
employment, to whom it is given grat-
A Oeuitau ix Tanta/tn.—BA feel-
ing still continues to minefest itself in
regard to ehtirch matters ill Beyfield.
Limit Sabbath the non-Uaion party,
thinking that the lettioniets intended
eoldieg serves°, Assembled early to
guard the eltercti and prevent the en,
trance of the Utdonists. One young
lady who went to teach in ths Sebbath
school they turned away from the deer.
Some of them carried revolvers, andeas
the hour for strvice apprintched,
ringeeetier said to his follow es excited-
ly, " if they try to force an entrance we
meet shoot," No Unionists, however,
anempted this feat, and the Laing -Bar -
nets stood gutted ore /the church till the
hour for meeteug passed, when they re.
tired to their homes.
At a public auction Eeeter, Eng.,
recently, the advowson tend next pre-
sentanon to the livine tif the perieb of
Charles, North Devon, wortM450
year, and now held by the rector, aged
77, e as sol t for 21,605.
A woman, W.18 found frozen to &Alt
owneetizh.e lake shore in Bosauquet last
The Chatham Geme Protectiee So-
ciety have had, a young man fined $10
and (e'er 011 all, ;1-17) for shooting a
deer at 'Big Peitit•out of soason.
A young girl named MAry Martin is
under arrest at Thorold on a charge of
infanticide. It appears she was employ-
ed by Mrs, McCarty, and hal given
birth to a child which she had placed
iu her trunk.
A man named John Moier, who haS
a wife and family Switzerland, Was
found to h IVO committed suicide by
blowing out, his brains. ie tee woods
near Peterburg, Waterloo Coutny ehe
ethee morniugn
In July lest it letter was posted in
Toronto addreesed to Mr. D. Spry. ot
etendwhich. It got inside of a Gelt pa-
per, addressed te a gentleman in Now
Z,aland, was conveyed to that far dis-
tant, aud has tust now been re-
tuened to its owner having been five
mouths on the way 1
J. T. Wooa, teacher in school sec-
tion No. 3, Lobo, commences the pres-
ent as the twenty-second year twit he
has been enga3ed as teacher in that
section. At the chide of last year the
pupils presented hien with a tea -set
valued at $60. e
Dr. Davis, the convict, at work
daily in the Penitentiary yard at break-
.
ing stones.
411r. Carpenter, of the Dawson route,
is said to be in Ottawa, wishing to re.
new his contract. Sotne return of tee
',teethe of last year had better Jae made
first, for great charges agaimit the men.
agentent remain unanswered.
line is not ititended to enrich Mr. Cer-
penter, but to accommodate the public.
Stratford market fees were sold a fee,
deys since to Mr. Thompson fur $1.
800. '
Jno. B. Gough will deliver a lecture
on " Peculiar People " in Stratford on
Monday, the 7111 February next.
Mondey meriting last fire was dee
covered in, the upper part of the
bride Ilotel, Milton, and before any -
Miele, could be 'done the hetet wa • hope
lessly gone, seal the residence of elr.
Ches. R tsberry atilt the Oed-Fellows
lust ell tent -dile bootie, etc.
Pool selling oe the 'Poronto ma he-
rd election vets very brisk. :gest'
Ferbes did quite a large, bus-
iness.
A piling worean named Amelia An-
thony, apparently plena 25 years of
ag,:, was btought b .fore the Toronto
Police M., gistra: e Th n rsrlay last,
charged with being intatte. The Lend-
er settes" she 'hen beau ent leyed ill the
Oroeby leense, Eeplanade street, as a
cook. Needing tektite arecie which
was storeil in the celier, elm Wellt (IOW!:
stair,i nod ill to tW at appartin,mt, which
is very (1,5,11, without: it light. It tto-
rears that oleo of the male employee.s
of the hotel was ill the cellar at the
time when she altered, told wishing to
lwactice a joke on her, he held out les
liend towel tie her. She advaimed into
the room, and the hend coining con-
tact with bee feed, gave her snob a
shock that she fainted. Oe regaining
concionstiess 8110 WaS f01.10d to be insaue
anti the police were sent ior, ami she
was removed to the -police station.
At Odessa, RzIssia, on Saturday 14.st,
21 trail: filled with rpilitary l'eertlitS riill
:IR' the track. teal I hingt,11(10W11 an elle
At Milton, on Jan. 6th, during the
poetineeters absence to tea tlze post
OffiC31 .3,as entered by two snidl boys,
\N SUCC,44(1_111iterrying off the ceeh
box, contain -lag about $50. Through
ironipt action the thieves were ceptui
ed 0 couple of how's after the rubbery,
and neatly all the money ncoverea.
A reletive of Tuotnessen, the dynae,
nete fiend, who lives in Mont eel,
states that .lenomassen's family on the
father's eide weee subject to periodical
derangemente of the intellect and that
an uncle died the Guttenberg
tic asylum. The reletive is treveller
aud agent for a large Germen house.
A Weterloo, Ont„ mercaant claims
to have sold nearly two tone of citudies
during the holiday season.
Mr. Wm. Crozier was engaged sow-
iug sprieg wheat on the Capt•on fa-tn.
neat Paris, on Monday, the 8rd of Jan.
1876.
Oy Telegraph ta the Gardner Sewing Xi -
chine Company, elantIttene
Cornwell, October 8, 1875—Royal got flrst prlit
at Glengarry County Pair, over the Webster, 0
born and 'New York Binger aaltEs
13elleville, Sort 80th, 1875 --Got first prize on VI
Royal at Fair bore, beating Wheeler& Wilson and
overy other machine. Oreat cootest.
./41sEs BinriBTT
nreetteme, sept 1875 -Royal tooknrst prize et
Unionville, competing with the Wheeler & Wilson
Binger, and others Evan -Ms &IliosInitAn
Tilsoribura, Oct 11, 3875 --First prize for Royal at
Union Exhibition here oven all competitors
MArriraW sYnwsliT
Woodstools, Oct 6, 3875-Boyill took first prize at
Exhibition bore oyer all competitors
MaTTnav? sTMTAIIT
Paris, Oct 8, 1875—Tfave taken first prize with
Royal at Fair here, beating the Raymond and
singer. Wiatasst SaIDET
Napariee, Oct 15, 1875 --Royal has taken first
prise at Fair here, over sizz ger, Howe, Wanzer
and others. 4astsz,n BARRETT
litirleV, net 13, 1875 -Royal takes first nrize at
this Fair for family work and Liget Manufactur,
fug, WILLIAM eNIDSIl
As a Toronto Grey and 13 nce train
was leaving Orangeville Friday a Brake
man fell off the cars and W119 run o-
ver. He was brought to Toronto and
has to 'have both his legs amputated
above the knees.
Fridateenorning John le eggs of Co-
bonrg through the inffuence
ineele it bold attempt set sniciee. He
wits found in an out buildieg with hie
throat cut almost frotn ear to ear. A
doctor was pion -101y summoned and
throu,gh gre tt care the would-be suicide
may recover.'
A yonue, woman, named Ketchosen,
while slotting on the liay on Frictay
evening at-Belville int3 an air hole,
and was taken from the water uncon
scions by Charles Fialcie, who brevely
centime:nice here you have cyuiced a
profound interest hi our moral alla
tellectui.1,1 welfare, to protnote which you
heve labored. with uutiriug, zeal and en-
ergy. In the school romn we found
you ever ready and willing to impart
ueeded itistructioht; imbuteed in year
regulations, and hinel iu your &alit:Rs
towel:de teachiug us both by pre-
cept and example filet we shottld im-
prove the golden ;oppoetunities la our
posseseidn. Your labors too in con-
uection with tho Sabbatn school are in-
valuable, the resglt of which will not
be knuwn until the great day of recoil-
ing, when we tenet you iney see you
have not labored in vain, but that the
seed sown by , you may bring fotth
'aleundant fruit. Your christen) char.
acter and deportmeut, your kind and
cour teous manners, and your exemplary
conduct have Wen Oar affections and
we hope you will adcept thia•present as
a small token of respect. We sincere-
ly wish that even geeneer success may
attend your efforniall throngh life ; and
if we never enjoy yoUr company again
on earth, may we C00,01101', SchoktrS
and friends, finally have the happniese
af meeting in heaVen., where we seall
never pate,
Major 'Bruce, vliu Eves in ,11 o n don,
township, ha8 been.inede the vietipe of
ao (lineage willelt ebould briog (nem the
poseetretors seveee penishment, if they
aro eaught, During tee the dooe
1.1,111,11 111 WI. 011,1:1
fire before all the men coeld be extrice
fed, and many were berned to death.
The total numeer of killed 61, and 54
are injured, several fatally.
Later ititelligence eig word that
e exeire 1 at halfpaet eight
o'clock Senday meriting. A chenge
for the worse took piece on Friday
night, and the symptoms all day were
against him. Sh b •fore his de-
mise he appeared very cheerful aud
talked very freely to bis wife. Coron-
er White wae notified, end °et -Iced the
impannellieg of a jure at half -past elev-
en; emit!) ,sedef very itttelligent gen lt-
men. Mr. James was elected foreman.
The jury 'then pie ceeded to the license
of deceased to vie w body, which
presented a glnuttly eppearance, tie re
beieg no lose that; nem berge and deep
wounes. The dem-mead was bard'y re.
cognizable ft om the many cuts On hi
face awl heel. In consequence of Drs.
Ver.ion led Husband. who attended
upon Mr. Mills, being lioniceopathists,
the Hamilton phyeicians of the gener-
school are said to Imve all declined
to essist at the examitettion.
Mr. Thomas Kennedy, a drover, who
liveein the townehip of Broke, was rob-
be.d of $500. Mr. Ketmedy was alone
in the house, and had retiree about his
usual time, and was awakened about 2
o'clock in the morning by the breaking
in of the doon field before he had time
to do tleything, he was seized by the
throat, and by three armed men, and
held b, thee masked men, and the $500
in cash which he had, was taken by the
the men. After taking the money
they tied him hand 'and: foot, ited left
his :math) ttu opportunity to onto,. ina age..
gorge theteselYee in (10,1111. ror 80r,16 tillld 116:8t. that() Illtt70
Me. John Cobbe l)cieri appoint. boon a rottriber of casesOf liorse:steal:
ed station master at Glencoe, in room ing retiorted froth various pirts tile
of Mr. NV. Hayden, selected to fill a country. The last we have heard of
tr ome-eer at the ,....111Xetet Stitti0114 L. oceured 12Priday night at Tiorodale.
ft.
When an tthiltiftl Was taitOti tNeht lqtv
During the manting issizee Toronto Thome.; karkea., PeripIet hitting eat -
will be &fondant in tight eases Ito. tie would do well to keep their weigher,
eye epan,
t (1
ieirether, - niemy iliffieulthre, on or timage
These victories conclusively prove that th
Light Ioannina Royal the People's Favorite en
tne Best Family sewing machine. The manufal
tows have lately added to it the greatest novett
of the age, the Royal I amp Bolder for sewin
maoh ines, The lamp enn never upset' nor the of
soil the work, and it ie errmgod to throw the
light on nny part of the work, enabling the onern-
ors ti work es Well by night se by day, soId by
JAMES PICKARD Exeter.
Grallt011, St the rOei-
&ince of the bride's father, on the 23rd
tilt., by the Eev. Mr. Valls, Mr. James
- Payne, of Listowel, to Miss Mary,4,0kleet
daughter of James t. rant, J. P., P. M.
JARTYINIS--POTVI,--At the residence the•
hz s father, on the 29th ult., by the Rev -
John K Air Win W Jardine, head.
master, Bath, to Isabella Jzole, eldest
d %lighter of Mr Thomas S Potts, teacher,
Downie.
Szrawmix -McNAtiourost,--In Hibbert, on the
29th ult, by the Rev P Scott, Mr Alexander
Stewart. of Mitchell, to Miss Christina
MeNauglitca, of Eibbert.
It now 'lepers that the rumor that
Mr. Elly awl hie empleyees drove off
the b who atterrn,ted to attack
hie mal the called
ont to aid the law officers in the dis•
charge of their duty, W118 greatly eeag-
gerated.
• Auother inetance nf the extram din-
ary mildness of the late warm season
was seen in London, im Iteiday lest, in
the appearance of a ra fledged blitter-
THE COUN COUNCIL.
BRIT II.
lion811.—At Lucian on Dee. 29th the wife of
Amo, Hobbs of a son.
BROITNING.—In Eix3etier‘l,ntoi:: the llth bast, of t
consumption Mrs Browning wife oi Dr.
Browning aged 27 years
STEVENSON,—.11.1 Ellice, on the 6th inst zur J110
Steveson aged 33 years,
1110611..&aineNOMPOk. VIIIINIMINIMIll
cla.t ... ,,•,r, Ten. 18 1876
Spring Wheat
White Wneat
.111. 1..:Aldnits171.::: 7
EXETER. \
I i eits' 0 r •1:.:. •''. :*..... 800 to $ 5093
88 to 6,8,J)
sllilaujoIrsper......001. ......... .1,fi too 1013,0
3:18i tt%o0 21 8t1
Potatoes
Hides.. ... 125'0) t0<12 6:
Sheepskins... 4166- . It: ):1.1) ttr, 00t:0) 7 000,
4 50
De'io'fi
1.1.):-"fi'lal Apples 1040:51° tot') 12 00
I 75 to 2 00
75 to 1 00
OniJas
14 to
The Omety ,Council for the yeer
1870 will be composed as follows D.
I). Seeforth ; Cheney, Olin.
ton ; J. T. Garrow mid Dixie Watson,
G4terich ; IL Winghatn • John
Leckie, Bruseels ; A. L. Gibson, 'Wrox-
eter ; Wheaton Hodgson, Exeter ; W.
Cutlers, Baylield G. E. Cresswell add
D. Welker, Tuckersmith ; L, Limiter,
Uebortio ; B. IIogarth and T. .Viarly,
Sterhen ; Robt. Brown and J. B. Gsi-
ger, Hay ; Tnomas Simpson and
George Castle, Steedey ; 11.,lessre. For 1
ard Goderich township ;
Y(1 tilig alla J01111 CO11)01'118 ;
Robert 'Webster and Welter Lene,
Aelifieed; Charles Gervine end E. Gaunt
West Wawanosh ; Thomas IL Taper
and James Ettet Wewanosh ;
S. Bleek and 3', Turnberry ;
P. Kelly and Clearlee Proctor, Morris ;
N. Monteith and J. Warwick, linnet ;
Theetete Strecham. Rua 5. siontrioti,
Grcy Thoirms 1lays, MeKiltep,
Tile fliloWing are the ne mos of those
who %Veil) Bel thd Conned htst year
J, Chidley, Olinten ; IL Davie Wing.
hem IDIttatth Ana T. Yearly, Ste:
Oren; Gerirgs Oastlo, Showy ; John
Thohanatt, Oolhinto J. Warwtek,
Itoboat Webster ana WAtter
eo ; la0610ent t*Otet
Lard...
Wool ...
Turke2m
G J
15
50 to 1'00
31 to 10
9 0 to5 0
'Ducks ...pr
ST. MARY'S.
is,..1,...coo.regthaio.r 1.7 a,ulbrnith, Clerk)
Deihl wheat, per bussel so to 02
Spring wheat 90 to 92
50 W..' 60
Barley
60 te 611
29 to 91
13 to 15
16 to 17
1100 tar PI 00
0:158
Egg., per dozen ...
Butter
:E.ay
LONDON.
'White Wheat, per contal I 60 to,65
T ...- 155 50153
Red Winter Waeat...'" 1 40 to 15o
Peas ..•••...
... .14:00 00
SEAFORTH.
Fall Wheat •"
Spring Videat*”...-...-•
Oats..
Barley ...... ..."
Pea /4
Butter
Eggs i
90 to 03
. ..... 90 to 93
0 30 to 30
50 to 55
0 55 to:' 65
0 17 56.18
16 to 18,
LtICAN
whith wheat 90 to 9.1
O'readwell 9:1 to 92
Spriug 90 to 5.12
Oat,: 0 3.1 to 32
Peas 0 60 to 0 65
Barley 5C to 50
Butter 17 to , 38
16 to 16
Zi to CI 25
12 to 13
S to 7
8 00 to 10 00
3 25 to 3 50
00 to 6 75
95 to 135
1 00 to 1 50
00 to 6 50
. . 4i to 5
00 to 7 so
Eggs, por dozen
Potatoes
Lard
Tallow
Hay
Thnothy seed
clover seed
Wool
Sheepskins
Beet
Hides
Pork
GRANTON.
Deihl wheat, 9 ,c Tres:dwelt, sec to 950; spring
88 town. Barley, 45 to 58. Peas, 60 to 650. Oats,
28 to 30. 13083, 4 to Cc. Butter, 1-3 to 20c Eggs 18
Pork 7 Hi les, per lb, nets por, lb G cte
sheepskins 89c to I 00.
n IS SOLUTION OF PARTNER-
-iv SHIP.
—
Notice is hereby given that the partnership
heretofore existing I.zetween C. Vandnsen dc M. K.
Bosebough, doing business in the Village of 'Ex-
eter, mirk r tto name and eyle of C. VI:mint:0n 41:
Go., is this day dissolved by mutuai consent. Tho
businet ,reafter will be carried iu the name
of D. Vs odusen ,te Co., under the coutrol of EL Ni.
Itosebough, who will pay and coilect all debts due
the lace firm.
Dated the 12th day of January, 1876.
C. VAN DINEN ,
C. MoCA-L1JM,
Witness. M. RDSEDOUGII.
OTICE,s
The party or partion that, tnOk the plow avray
from 1dr, Trebble's fence roar the station road
will please return it to the EMII10 place or to tho
esrnor, win suitably reward:DM person who does
11. CLARE.
Exeter, .7 Inrotry 11, 187o.
VICK'S
rLOWER a ITEGETABEE
SEEDS
aro the best the Worm vrodueeR. They are plap 4
by a million people 18 America, and the resuelft,
heantitol Floworo and splendid Vegetable". A
Priced )0gtie sent flee to all who • cloe the
postufse--11 2 cent stamp.
V 1 0 IC S
Flower and Vegetable Garden
is the wont beautitta work of tho kind hi the
wort 1. 11 contains nearly 180, paves, hundrode Of
line finistrations, and four Ciaroino Platen% of
Viewers, heautifelly arNwtt mirl colored froni na-
ture. Pi ice 35 cents in paper etiVere ; 65 Conte
boned in ologilut
TritIt'z irtorali Chiicta
fl -
With. the first itilftio,or. Price only Zeman ter the
hist:rated, and eentninittig Dm elegant Frot.tispiece
year, The first numb& for 18741ust issued.
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