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Dresden, On;, at the ripe old gi or
one lion4red era fifteen.
tbe
ow. The Military College at KingetOU iS
ix) biting prepored for the reoeption of ca:
';) 401s. The 914 fort stud the 'ergo' itoisi
building inthe dockyards have been re-
paired. At tile opening the Collogo
will aceommodete twenty.one'ittidents;
Daniel Dlue, & young 014$11iTing
mile north of Wallacetown, was se*.
9
wir. .ix in,
M11 Waft
tS's " Beacon '
Iritti
040'
at bulISws isr$,
The 0)leFfing is AC prise t
amuses. - • '
Wary Proosiks-- 404-4 it, ThoMies'
• go' uboun ; 2m1; 0- Mason; 3rd, P.
•lfcE*sn; Obi LIT. 4 Brown,
Vire* years' 044-iii.o. Meeeu.
Jelin lifc-
• ver ; 2nd, 'Thomas Srd,
•-Itobert
• Tierge,ifeart, Nj.144134 Par
dew ; 2nd, T Perrin. '
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Carriage Stailionr---let, ;
2nd, C. McDonald; Ork.:11iihp
1/i004 Slaftio,00--,-,•,„ lot,- Alai. Innis ;
Mul`,J. Pratt; Ord, A. Cowan. ,
• French, ,S`talliont--,Temes Kane.
Extra '--Anextra prize svaa awarded
to Itohert-Mcbtilloch :for his to. year
old?Iteed-and'Carriage
, Derliant-2e'lifeit.;44t.PlehO Ki.tOhOn.
2fid-'-
E SnelL; 8rd;,•11,titiggartf'-' '
3P4n 314441P-1.;
2nd 8 ; 3rcl, 1.obn A.'.7,ory. •
gobort,ElOIS: , • •
years old -1.t, A. Tyrems4 ;
T, N(4)1111.'3rd; A; Ross:
:
Jus.---jobn Watt and flugli Itoh-
sartiankington, Co. Wellington ; ,R.
rownillrey:; jiiiepla Balkan and jno.
011ie, • .S.,tratfoti..•
*Shbert Sprilor.She*I't
04MnUa1sipring thoorof the Hib-
art4lianeli. AgrieoltitraL. Society was
'eld at Swing. Hi11 o TuasdarOf last
week. In the. heavy 'draught. and. l'Ag-
,ricultural elitesosithere was pretty keen
• '4 ..soCO-Petitione----The allow Of bulls_ was
nalerges.there being no aged animal
4.441141 kreinia4C-,-,;The.-following is the
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*oases.
'Heavy DilkITG111.---74 ceetrieSe-1st
-T110Mitil 'CO14li116114, ',2141.11oilgsbn
AGAICULTUlt 1St,
John" McIver, 2nd, Hugh Britten.
11413, pin Cannetaz.-2 entries,-lst,
'1_1o•thsn, 2nd' Philip Car1in.
DULLS.
-years- entry
• ,Jolin„."Glen. •
entries,,1st. Duecan
Ild'otaren, 2nd, 3.edin ,Keinp.. • _
Geinisa-Undee tiro en -
John Henry, -2rfd; JOhn
Netnet;
- ' Judges. Wm:It:wry, Tuckersuiltb,
John S ntlierht,M1, Bla na hard ; Nirrn.;.Tay-
Fullerteh.
JLA*.sdoss
The atinual meeting of this secietY
,e,sese,-eq4;*-eseilrel-d. 3..01,40.,1 town
htp
on _the, "Mat. '
• s .Tho show was largely ackended from
•the townsl.ips Middlesex and
• -,•••• . the dj iin ounie. Tho prize
•
itRit-del were. •.
Heavy :Draught; 1st. prize, Jemea
Glory." :In
this class: James Swinertott carried' off,
2nd and R priies.
.the Getters' Purpese S'alltont,
, •
•
penard 'Hunter's. -"Young Cinch Man,"
Vet(' -,first, and . Charles Robinson'
,4 -Young Netherby"' 2nd, and 'Daniel
Tided 3rd.
•
?Three. year-old ,Carriltge and 31160.
• ,steefitalliont Avery:,
zad Daniel Flood.; 8rch,Leonard Iltm-
• 11.,41,4*::',1,Cfrif.TvirGst
• ..ki7,64:ty lag ,vtaie-eut Clittitrs.
mill„ 1f.tdoc, on'tiiii;.:1,9„tii"-•.-:"inst, which,
.eentainireito.lesa thish,.tWelVe.hundred
ae.444titint feee'"-biterd`
,A burgiary was Setuniittedon We1.
-
rosidcoco.ot the
'cuAtoin House Officer fit 'Port Lanibtou
$13 being stolen.
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The trialat, Welland; 'Thursday, of
Patrick Seep, charged iiith the nitirder
of his wife last:Data:et; lorininitted. Ad;
the acquittal of the ace:Ise:I, the ease
not evete..going30 the jury.
. The f llowed 'sentences were. passed
•Chief.Jtestica Bichards at the St.,
• ThinnaisseiZeS,ie
, inettilaeghter; :1361V011 ynart ; John
Hanly', .U18014 lour years.; ?..and John
North;- assault' on 'constable, three
Yearae • . • 1,
- N. S. ha e Short time ago, thirty-nine
Otte Whien 'hi Vitt"fattening, but bas
• Isteir *44 it 004.4h. #iitnkfr
trienty-ei lit. ". Kr. Oiley !fsei.,ery sac-
efeesful ..fee.lero!silwity'e 4411114ff off heet. Of
e iup4riur quaiity.•-•• 11e- Mete' wheat
,ffeui itifiVEA1011,1134-barl,xlargttly is 6)64
firequently'getting 100-bneiteti of *the'
litter ground at enc.. ,110' had also
siitifen fat pig* : for spring .wittrket.
• Some idea of the quantity -Or hay he'
, raises may bo inferred from the fact'
tIrt ne has 'fifty/ tip.air' "foe tialsi.3his
•spin. The firm is worked, y . ira,
'elan& two 11106.
4b0t0 been on ths 22.i.01 a Son Of 'Mr.,
„.,,Thornai Oinistaid, of Parry Sound
fffteert# whihi'Airideiviaring to !put
bit on a pully iu lar;'.014'6,1,!!!
got •Cattght in the machinery* -toa
was instantly•itillocla Hist father, who
ttlne 412s. lath troll, heard the •noise,
snd so. hi tutoid ,1411, the 'Ionians of
hie toniscattereil among the machinery,
Oortiespendent•serids ,ths: &Ad Pea
Nowt deseription mettetraiity in
the 'hope of a ealf. which! h. cot: On
'lfr, DAvid MitYrierd'illittnii,A abort
toot trov thio,0141co., 7 11,44r,;100 *11
410;.41.0•'040.4106:.:tthret OtAiitt$401tittto
ihe**40ilit)idoitit0111*4100.4til no
hitil iltb,F40.0,4*C40k4biii4'..0. fib*
On Put eido411k0411..4ntifit'othiiit,lielit'
pierfeetlY fiat:fret ; 'Very *Mail aril
abOutsfoot front the bead ; 'heart. At
large es it }toes end liver its largo • as
that Of * dm!. lived ' a
shod tints mid made peetiliat.troise:
s e
•
Ehlers arsqiillio habit ot resolving
tonic Vert otirrotie epistlet. Take this
112 an trample, omitting the mono mid
sigoature fr. Ilditur.•-,41liat did
you print 'toy Isin Hy,111 yor paper flit it
irt nono 6t ,yittbiiincil if • Int., wife,' did
list*te itting / pity* for Ahern and ',Yetti
get, itlar head pnnshcd'youtlied best
,t/V1,44t$7-,°‘Ye.413.1)°412;i11711"'g f4' 4i(:441"te''
*sly. ittjursa by *pike polo at s
ll.044 running toot di. Plc;
whiolt *warmed with, an iron pikei`.4114
another man happened to raise it'evfhtfp
he am. ogitittet it with groat'', fOrce,,°
taing his obook and knocking ; 404
one St,hia teeth. :bisitlea inflicting 'Iftn"
ugly- wound oa the roof, of the mouth,
liopekstre ,entertained of his recoYel.
The CharleY Rota ea.00 hos ,kigtix
hard from abroad. tuTstericoM fit -
'tie waif has- been found...Au Eiiinn,any,
ancl ttoothied' of being CharleY',13,90?•-
T1*,flndere,--constiiiini0Sted with tlie
Unifi'd States Consul at Nuremberg,
who, 'armed with a descriptive eircular
froin Philadelphia, interviewed 'the: in-.
fant: The hey gave his llama na'Qbar-
ley, aid described the city in 'which
he hen been born. A happy thought
fitruek the Consul, whe asked; °4 Were
you horn in Philadelphia ?" -44 NO,"
replied the •child, " in, San Francisco."`
And all' the Consular,
faileit,to-ohOng9 his St4to#Ment.• :
Virttritterattala thot writ ltak.lisew fee
Shed, for the Local EleetionAikSonth
SiincOe:''' The 'MA u ruing Oificies,mill;
4,a the, day..tifnonlination4.':! q
, .
012.' Siinday night two soldiers in Ot-
'.ttireft,,iverrese. brutally treated by.
ruthano that 'their lives •ate idespairea
Of. Itle-auPposed to be ciao f mis-
taken identity. •,4-';') 9
In Montreal the wife' of Mr, Day -id.
Rolutoh, wheelwright; • 86 Keniiteitriest,
woke up lind"'discovered a man in their
bed roonr,• endefavoringio,opeir'd*,'Inic
containing- their'iiiiifigs to the innOtint
of $200. She imitediately jumped up,
Caught the villian, by :the coat
end bravely heli l while"-41ei-Thnts.
bend palledfrom the window or the
glib-Con:stable ,-Blitneliffite4:oii
heat in William street, heard the ery
and ran to the back ofthe house, where
an'accomplice of the other 'hadi,:been
waiting, but who, on the -approach of the
officer's footsteps; -took. -to his heels.
'fhb lkolicernau entered the hose: and
made the would-be robber hi:flu:I-goner
when -,be proved to be a man -named
Ediaitt Seely; 23 years old, a Carter,
who was convicted :About two years, ago
of a similar offence.
• .Tite .ktev W. F:•Clarke, formerly a.
'Congregational Minister, and now on
tne edirorinl- 'Atalt of- the Liberal, has
been • admit -ted by the Hamilton
Preebytery as a 1e gyunut of ,the Pres-
byterian- Church% . •
" Mr. Brocs Stevens, . anold.reitidetit
oftondon, "counnitted suicide Friday. .
by iho,;tiog himself in .the • head with a
revelver. It is supPosea„ thee 4eeessed
was lathering under ,niental depression•eaueed by isilere in -business.
; Ttis understood •that the Qe• miniesion.
ere -appointed to investigate
the. pre-
sentatiori.of charges agaittat
sct have come to the conclusion., 'to r'e:.
port -that theie is ,no gronud,foi fiiihter
proceedings. , •
• •
• Sermons were preached:. tothe oaa
Fellonss, in, se y irt.1 cities of the Province
on Sunday. • •
•
• A lively spelling rriatchine/s place an
.Saturday , night betwen ,.the •citiZensi of
3fentreiland the members Of the Pres,
in which, the '-•I'eurtli ,Estate, .after
hard contest, .proved vict 'seisms, the
priZ3 being awarded to -au ,appre Ode°
in the riazette office. -
.• • .
The body of a man. supposed to have
fallen off the night train eit the- Grand
Trunk, was found near • Brantford -on
Saturday, morning. .Thete; are mere
persons t•lien the publie are aware of
;•tvlio meet their death by falling betwen-
-cerOmproperly connected vithfa,•iil-
ty itul irregular. platforms. - • '
Th&. prisoners in Bathinst;'- N. B.,
gaol tried to-effeet their.e.geape,'reeent-
ly, by 'tering, out the bolts of the main
. doer. One belt vas conaPletely dug
,ouVwhendiscovered hyqie''Sberiff.
The etliter of the Witifins.VGaide left
his offiCatti:niidinght -recentiY, -..and on
hic-*uy home Saw a.ysting lady ; and
gentletnan -holding 4 gate on it hinges
;Ser*eil him right I', • ' -
While.digging. a well at .0shavia hat
.fit;etory. a quantity of, ,what is said Ie
bean exOelleut qualittpf fiti'elaYlvas
brought, to the surfaio TIIj may
prove, a fortunate strike fittri saniabotly.
:Saturday last,' as
17,11,s Cannington for"'Yoronto.
it man :under the
threw himself in,,front of the train, .neer
,the;tank-hensef With•the''Intiiii4on Of
lotting it ob-
served bythe switchinaiff,'infir'ffircibly
renietied from the tiltitit,inlinfaitii sate
his life. • ' ' •
in
S1,6(J6,414 her furniturs .fOr`;$70e.-
'The other:night the" house ';ids,fburitt,
but the goods ti.td furniture were saved,
TheInsurancs CoMpany WAS tnotioatii
fled' however; and iu valueing thetgoods
only $206 worth e uld..be, band though
Hone of Ahern hila,:•b0411. 40trOyed-:
Mrs.Cousander says they,„ funk
been Stolen but the police tit find
any kap° ofburglary. Thoznutterrests
here for the present.
While repairing ft gae..re,Servoir
tached 'thee house of the tion. T. N.
Gibbs, 0Ohswit, one .oftko men User' a
lighted nuitch to teKe Cuirairetair in
,eorinection with the ratteliiiiif:' 'It was
supposed the resterieir had boon Clear,
cdnf gess;Thut the match had Tr)
sooner lighted than an eXplesion- took
place. , Four men; iiteludiegolli. Gibbs
were injured and burnt, but none Of
them fatally. -
In the,,British Hoot'erfOonimons
Friday?, Dr. genOitly, eeciintlifiV by Mr.
Whalley,
in for a Royal' Conimied
stork to Investigate the eireittnitaneefg
Attending the Tieltborne'triel.:,• He
,made rt,powerful speech, lasting three
hours, - dttring which he; 'stated. that the
public were getting more and enote die.
oatisfied, And that tho pooplogio America
hirta,wtitton to ilia- of their conviction
thitt jostico' had not boon dene;, ac.
ousel the Chief Justice orps;rtiality and
of pronouncing a premeditated Sentence.
It the Hense did not apeept-his motion
it would not, . opine up , again
in its tirestrit fOrni,- ,tnotiffing,,no.aOtt hi,
tnat 1116t6 desperate ends would 'be 76.,
Rutted tor iii future, The Prernierstyled
Iir,Itonettly's sp-ecch thrice Ufa.,
tale,that the charges bc had 616110
agai WA, Ckliticalitlailti Cocliburri Were un-
supported, ena thoil)e.*,ae„ Indeed( ro.
eponsible for thedosi ofIii.k.reputittion.
;Cohn Ilkight alen spoke/0foot ths mo,:
tion, which WO% loot by it ii0is ef ‘409
to 1,
MrS.:% Committer kept a 'store
Hathilten and insured ` her stock' for
- $101nrkr. 33104* POWntanYillet. Wait
litittiett-ou ThurstlaY. LOos 427400;
SPXP0404 ine011410,rism,
'xl!tt Or theRhiladelpitia Cert.
401141 .• Topor$ thst .#0,000,000
must. be 04004 to comploto tho work,
. The fogitivo ailk smogglor, C. 13,
Lawrence, iii ou the way to New York
from England, where lie W.043 tracked
down by detectives. 110 was secretery
of theAmerican club. His operatione
covered $3,000,000, -
A sewing society has ieen erganized
iri Blyth, where clothes .,41,1) Made for
the heatheo.
The gallows etolen from the Bath-
urst W. R.* jail, hod fall* wai discover.
tad recently in afield adjoining the town.
Examination of candidates for tho
Methodist- Church of Canada me in
Progress in diffierent parts of the coun-
try.
• Wroxeter hoe ii hand Of amateur
minstrels, known so the" $rtnny South
Minstrels," who have been arnueing
tha,village by their eccentricities.
roams R. Doran. M. D., of Logan Co,
Ohio says : 41 A11011'0 Lung Balsam not
only sells rapidly, but gives perfect sat-
isfaction in every case within my know.
ledge: Havingconfidence in it, and
knowing that it possesses valuable
it in
pa,iity,ed4iOattilly pirrospoetritootewfaitiiIinifib•eoenlynduescie
.suc
cesi, As an'expecteral it, is certainly
'fai, ahead :of , any preparation I have.
ever yet known. •
AT.IptiOXlig; " Canada fortheCanadiatte,
1Lr. John Bellwood, of Wllow Grave
Marin, in the township of Clarke, died,
•onFriday, after a lingering illness.
The decieased was well known through.
.out the Province as an extensive breed-
ormf high bred cattle and sheer). He
took a great interest in the Provincial
a.4;r4ea1 Agricultural Exhibiticnb.
•-His loss will be felt in this section.
"Bleck River Bill*" the individnal
from Red Wing; Minnesota, who attend-
ed at St.,Thomas Assizes to testify in
ihe cane of Fitzsimmons, the murderer
of Dr. Winhare, was arrested on Thurs-
day for robbing a till in Hoffman's ho-
tel, He was,the roOra.niete of Fitzsim-
Mons Out West, and was the one who•
first suspected him of the murder by
hearing him talk iu his sleep. Bill is
a noted character in Minnesota.
On Thursday night the barns of Jam.
es Mansfield, Drommond,were set on
fire,and besides the buildings and_their.
'contents, 1,3even cows and thirty sheep
were consumed. The suppo ed incen.
diary lute been 'arrested. -
On Wednesday afternoon of last week,
's hen beloning to Mr, E Stevenson of
Strathroy laid an eggs, connectedby a
band about three-fourths of an inch in
length. The eggs are about the usual
size, and appear to be perfect, except
• that the shell is only partially formed;
tbeland seems to be of the same ma-
terial and appearanee as the covering
of the eggs, and forms a perfect con-
nection betwen the two.
On Thursday night last Mr. Hewett,
Toronto, caught a Chinese rat in- an Oak
bin near Brock street. The animal is
considerably smaller than the average
sizedcommon rat, and bas a yellowish
fur and beautiful pink eyes. Although
it is only three lays since it ras,o4p-
tuied it is extremely tame. It is'aquea.
tion how the little fellow got here ;but
it is supposed be came from San Fran-
cisco, whither the Chinamen brihilhein,
from their native land as pets: He wig
in very good health ; anddudging from
hie ears, he had met with some mem.
bers ofanother species of rodents,whoss
The Sons of Temperance of Ottawa
intend bringing a eharge against Sher-
iff Powell for issuing liquor *licences af-
ter the 1st of March lest.
Despatches from Ohio, Indians. and
Michigan, report the peach crop en-
tirely killed in Ohio and Michigan, and
.nearly so in Indians, and Ocher fruits
injured. -• About _half a crop will be ob.tained. Wheat hasSuffered in all three
States, but most Seriously in Michigan.
AMERICAN ADVERT/MG.-The newest
style of cheap advertising was produc
od, recently at Terre Haute. A child of
nine began to cry terribly at the corner
of'a street till the crowd grew larger and
larger. Nothing would he say till it
became larger still, when at last he call.
ecl out quite loudly, so that all
might hear, that they might
take hinr home to ' "194 -John
Street, at Smith's, the bootmaker's who
had recently received a fresh importa-
tion of kil shoes from Paris, at from
$10 to $15 a pair." ".•
•
POTATO .1317433. -It it currently re-
ported that in some -neighborhood vit.
lages, the potato bugs sit around on the
counter of the grocery and seed stores
watching who comes in to buy seed por
tatoes. Griffin says if any make theirap-
pearance around his place he'll get God.
'rich editors to perform- one of their
duatts in front of his stere. He Waifs
that will be sufficient to drive them all
away. But if it won't suffice, hewjij
guarantee to sweep hie counters off reg-
ularly when ecurtonner calls in.
frht attiaseritancferonastrAtififeiiiS
The Pall Mall Gazette Of
following: An American balloonist, by
narae: Mr 'Donaldson, haft informed the
SOCiete; d'Asitostation, of Paris-;-, -that
within,: three or:four monthshe-intends
crossing the Atlantie,•11:orii tile.. United
States to urope, in a helloon
ing70000:cubic metre* ; Ur. Donaldson
le .conVineed-that thereexists a constant
current f aii in the Upper strata Of the
terrestrial atmosphere setting ?at that
season from West toettst, Ito iS. Unite.
terred by previous failures, and hinfirp-
vide'd himself with cans of Leibig's meat
extract, life -belts, blue lights.; and,rOck-
ets, carrier , pigeons, bottles, to diintitirt
floating tneepagesi.astronornical insert!.
mentis. by means of which he can sig-
nal to vessels neer ,which he may pass.
He will probably. travel 'alone, for the
sake 6f lighteess ; and, tite• ballast in
the balloon tar will principally consist
' fire.potte of Dodithison'a own
invention; which are said to be tin cylt
hiders containing a chemical substance
Whielt beedines ieflamrnableinstantent.
misty Upon contact with ,Ivotor; and
einite a. brilliant and long fasting flame.
.4,,e Mr. Donaldson is borne 'rapidly
along eastward he will droit• t,hese' flre.
potglotollio-oes every ,ton lt od
as night the whole horizon, he' expects,
will be illuminated, and he nill leave' it
fiery track behind hitt: on the Atlantic.
'The scheinesolinds alljlie mere n
one, os the rectiit voyage of the 'Zenith?:
balloon I. tioth Paris to 'the noighbothoo4
liOrdettitx, is the longest on record,.
mid oriiy occupiedsome sixteen ,hours,
The balloonist Green itt itil his fourteen
voyagea, tett iieVer longer in *nit ttir
than tiered. 8* four bouts at atime.
gittoon years ago' tiro Giant* billeetic
Went up from the. ehatrip
Aosorncled to Hittioreel. ,ftfttitE ink' how*
sailing. Subee 4k'huui
rion. and (.1 fr$P144,f,,i0
to "0100.0h-bovri, -Avirer
similar trips have since Won rint09...
Ifowever, hfr.D9iiithlsou hopes to, be in
the air "n0410404 RA**
tElt.
kleseblertilta--,01:00sihseerv,.17--ottorti,tei ornesitrenaoolutiy.
by the Xtev. WretlioWay, Air, Ifertbnall.01
Ifewiek tO nor40). Of VCbOr110.
PIED.
•
Dledmibards, IWO 26th juiti:i
Richard. Bug.
wilifiErgiTZfCr'
ziklyhtgtot ate :::::ke4t , .... .. - .. * 1$,t to 411 90 ,.
Peti,toei ' . . 00 JO PO
Opting•Wheal ,.. . •'• 05 to 00
12 ,to 49
65 tO 70
SC te ; AO ..:
Flour per bbl...,
, 1245 '::440 Ito: , 500 ' 50
ii!tehlit;!,etit;.111..6,. ,i. .i n: •, *.ii, ...... , :'..... , .... , 7'e0 to
. . . . . . . . , . . 00870 to oo .01 2065i ,
Hay 1500 to 14 00
1/ried Apples 1 75 ,to 2,00 ,
011iPtle '75 to • ' 1.700 •
14 '. to , . -14 •
1
BY- LAW 77.
,
te establish threugh h'ite 2.1aride.V
con. of the Township of Stephen, a &viatica,' road:
Ili&EfEREAS eoneequence of the swampy na-
turre Of,, the et:emission road known AN road
rnnniitg het*etin concession 4 and 5 and between
lots 31 and 22 of said cons., it would be very , es.
vensiye if not impossible to maintain a passa'bie
road through said. commerical; in consequence
thereof a deviatiou road is necessary,
,• Be it therefore enacted by the Reeve and MudJ
nixed Corporation of the township of Stepllemand
• the said Coil oration hereby enacts that fromland
after thipliesing of this by-law the foltowing devi-
atione shall be ni de fronahd original roitclaki0E-
ance, agreeable to the description heteinafter set
out, from and after, that date the sad pisichof road,
embraced within the Raid description sha/1 be
used as a public highway, and shall to all intents
arid perpotes be putts Othe township roads with-
in the township of Stephen.
Descriptiou of parcel or tract *5 land'and reth
ises eituate lying and being in the Township of
Stephen in the County of Huron in the Province
of Ontario, containing by admeasurennnt three
acres and twenty-two perches more or, lessb,eing
composed ot parts of lots twenty-one and twinty.:'
twain the fifth concession of said township, and
which may be better known and described as fol-
lows, that in to say, , "
Cenunencing at a point on the south sidgef lot
twenty-one in she said 'fifth concession, and at t
distance of mix chains ued fifty linksi in. a weeterly;
direction from the south-east corner of said lot
twenty-one, thence northerly direction paral-
lel tothe oast side of raid lot, twouty-ono Online
and seventy links, thouce north twenty-two de-
gree., east two chairs end forty links, thence
north forty -sight degreep, enst Rix chains :indent-,
ty linkR more or lens to the east side of lot twentr-
two in the 'mid fifth comsession, thence in 4 north-
erly direction along the east of said lot twenty-two
ono chain and twenty links. thence soutlefoity-
eight degree'', west F nyon chains and fifty links.,
thence south twenty -tun degrees, west two chains
and eighty links, thence in a southerly direction
parallel to the east side of said lot twenty.one,
twenty-two chains !no, less o the south A ido of
lot twenty-oue one chain more or 1ess to place of
beginning, acoording to a survey made by H. C.
Boulten, Esq., P.L.S.
TAKF: NOTICE
That the above is a trne copy of eprOpoged
By-law which will be taken into consideration
by the Council of the Municipality of the
Township of Stephen on the third Monday in
&fay, 1875.
* C. PROUTY, T'p
• BY-LAW 80.
By -tate to establish. thro.ugh lot twenty in the fifth,
Concession of Stephen, a deviation 7 owl, also mi-
ning through intrt of lot;21 50 /1(11 ConeesSion, and
part of lottreenty in the sizth Concession -
WHEREAS. by the nature of the ground in the
locality of the original road allowance en what is
known as Exeter eideroad, and on the fLth con-
cession of said township of Stephen, it would be
very expensive it not impossible to Maintain a
road on the sight of the original road allowance,
an 1 that a deviation road would be necessary,
Be it therefore enacted 1-y the IteeVe and
dna' Corporation of the Township of Stlieu by
the powers vested in them by section 435 Cae.44,"
Vic. 36, and by the authority of the same it is.
hereby enacted that from and afi or the paseing 05
this by -With° following deviation shell be made
tem the.original reed allowanm agreeably to the
• 01$,It EditiOlikt Or tile fOlitiWiow Popo.
, h-tou roceiTed
ice 'fferict" - by Ig,1$1'Ntlf:th,,orill
.1., •A,'
04,0011CgiititillWarti, 1-1Y l'rentifitaidotbcrae
RIUG
BOOB:SELLER
138,1NE$"3 CHANGE! •
- 141.tiehelleantill iheod. 11. Cathcart hav.
41114914,11.1a pcopertlt In tile above named place to
141. ntow"ilW6 0.,,,:would Uteri hie thanks I.e. hie
onetoplerii.torthetr patronege ,in the pest three
,years, and'wolild stik acentinusucce of ttke :same.
••Particuler-ettention 114141 to '..."orse-ehoeing and
Jobblea, Lame /torsos exe,inint,d tree of charge.--
licnaaVireilhe Place:across the corner from Mos -
re. 4S; o9ebait's store, '
11. BUCAVN
Wine 8,1875. 82-tr.
RING. (75
Gents Furnish n
AN1) GENEUAL
e.
;
,
rven away ui, Ph,'e _ at the
Fair,
Qt. ittoaraeli.
,• &„,i'• •••• • "
'Westbury 'reproved riweds Tunag.
A
TlSUBSCRIIIEWBEGS TO:AN-
etunee that be heftiest receiVinf u splendid
aesor,tannatef.
sr, 'ENGLISH
WEEDS,
rite'
BLACK 1340A DOLOIHS
baEStINS, ETC.,
which for'
STYLE AND OtTALITT
WILL I3E IIA.RD 'I'013EAT
It -IN G
, • ,
Department ..i:epleteWitli•Overy modern in.
- prevenient,. and fiirn.iidied monthly with
• ..
rith.STaTIOXT 1"LATICS
OF
American Styles and Cuts.
All Work' guarantetd, and cut in the most
'•failaionable style.
Call Early, and see the choicest and best se-
lected stocks in town, and offering at low fig-
nres for Cash. C. SOUTIICOTT
Exiter, April 15, 1875.
• 'JUST RECEIVED
4, Cailoa,d of
SEED CORN
•
, .
:We have al• .so on hands, largo stock of
Timothy, Hungarian
tbatdate the Said pieces of rciad embraced within Grass .and other Seeds
description hereinafter set out, and from and after `
the said description shall to all intents and pur-
the township roads in`the thwnship of Stephen. Virarranted All Fresh
poses be Used as..a pnbl,c highway., anci bo part of , ,
First desoription. Description of part of devia, No old Seeds kept in Stock
tion road on lot twenty in tho fifth concession pi
tItC6Pobneemn'encing at a point on the eouth side of We r.
ty-five links on a courke north eighty degrees thir. Sutherland Bros.
original road allowance, distant elevenchaine, far-
ty minutes, east from the northwesterly angle of - Safety's, Aprii 8 1875.
said,lot twenty.
Thence south twelye degrees forty minutes, west
one chain forty-five links; Thence south s'lxty
seyendogrees thirty-six minutes, west two ehitioe
seventy-two links; Thence north eigh yt X. ETER
gross twenty-eight minute., west three chains .
seventy links; Thence north seventy-lix degreep
south limit of, original road 'allOwance; Thence , ,
STEARN RAKE &CRAIN FACTORY
thirty minutes, west two chains eighty links to
south eighty degrees thirty minutes, west On Said `"
limit one chain eighty -Ave links to rear:di -lot '
Thence south nine degrees thirty minutes crud on
line between iitph and Bixth concesSione, thirty-
three links Thence so th
u seventy-slx ,degrees
-thirty minutes, east four divine stity-eight has •
E().• CPT TLE
Thence ;hint), eighty-eight degrees twenty-eight . . ••
ti.steuraorunnn ow
minutes, east` three chainninety-four kinks :
Thence north sixty-seven degrees thirtv-mix tide: ..,.-
north twelve degrees forty-nine minutes east two IN'ooden,. Harvest Tools
*Ace, east three chain* fifty-four linki e !pimps).
chains thirty-eight links to south limit of road al-,
merit one acie ono rood and two perches alma. Bakes;
lowanee ; Thence south eightYdegreeR thirty min-
utes west on.said limit of road one ebaiirtonlinkt
r
Second description. Deeerfotion of part otdevi- ' Snaithes,
to place 05 beginning. Containing by admeasure-
ation road on lot 21 in the 5th concession of ide
Ste-
• of original road allowance, dintunt eleven °Indite , Grain Cradles,' I
plien. Conn:dancing at a point on the north s
eight liults on a course north eighty clogreei thirty' ETC.
minutes east from the south-westerly „ =Ole of -!f •
said lot No. 21; Thence north twelve deg e5 forty'
minutes, east three -ebaLis forty Unice ;' 'Thence " . •
north seventy -Right degreeg thirty -Ave niingtee,
east twelve 0111111/ninety-lour linkm; Thence south Ho W111 have ready for the coining harvest, the
sixty-nine degrees fifty-five minutes, emit moven
- •
celebrated
Thence eolith eighty degrees thirty minutes west
chains to north limit of.drigival road allowance •
.
,I.1 !key Hay-- z k e
on,said limit two chin,; Thence north sixty -Mee
degreee fifty-five minutes:west Ave chainthence,
south seventy-eight domes thirty-five minutes,
west eleven chains ninety-six links; Thence south'
kmanse ; Thence south eighty degrees thirtY Min- ' ,• 4 Noyeity in this section.
twelve degrees 'forty nlinuteR, west two chains
-thirty-live Mutate north limit of original Mild al-
uteP, weet on ‘111.111 limit one chaih'. ten links *0 ' . .
place of beginning. Containing by, admounre- • '
, Vrot a'' .
Deecription of part of a deviation ond'Oii d o ,
mud two, Acres and twenty -ono percheeirfland,MERCI--1.A. _1\1 -Ts
.o,' . t _ '
" DEBtlIdIPTION,TillItn. • '
dietant 60 links ou a ;con; se mouth nine degrees 11 find •
it of the Rixth con, sideroad intersecte the division , ' '.„ ........
thltiltilgweifOil yel,lyit.t°t.lieli Stork , from
in the 6th con. of Stephen. Coin worming at a ppluti
thirty minutes oast from where the southerlylinesVarp li. ,..e,i,r!‘
weRtone chain fifty ' links. to limit' of pipit ei •`. - - ,
prop .red to deal with them lie reasona-
line between the fifth con. and 'the 6th ccins 41.8 I ."'
Thence berth seventy-six degrees thirtnilinntes,1..h/Y sli anYot . all . •
' - attention to tation
Ler establishment, and to give prompt
Fork Handles,
road allovrance; Therfie retitheighty cliigrees.thitil1D1-1
links; Phone° south soventy-Rix deVreee -' • 4,• •
WHOLESALE
*ty minutee. West on 'maid linett-two-cheine, sixty ,
minutes, oast four chains twenty links to,the
Rion line betrreon the fifth andtiith" concessitint, •
Thence north nine degrees thirty' Mintitein t r
ousald lino one chain ten link. to linkthe pine? of "6- ' Vg
.gpiearrioihnegs. g by admosisurenient, sks oear fl fl
g
TARE,146.7i1cR. 05 land k:i.nd,fi (1,, .9: ii(aspueocinilltiay GEORGE
cthoerrbitisLinEees:
. That the Alive is a true copy of a proposed 144° lkieWer,Apti1£1, 1075, 02;!114
law which shall be taken into conelderation by
r:tho 'Ceinfeil'ef the Sfuniciprility of theTovrushipe,.
10f Ste:plien, on the third Monday in kfay* 1875, Is(
• . c. 1,140117,y; rierr. t_CRIVED
131r LA.AV:
.By -late for the purpose .nt titblishintx
. Rood on the Eatter,sstde
hal fol lot tiveutttro tfl thefeurbFeeefse.2
eission of the lownahip 'Of Stepheik
IN consequence of' the low nature of the lithe •"'
in the Western portions of -some lots in •
the fourth concession it would be impossible a,4,
for Solna of the inhabitants on said coneestriorf"'` '
LOADto gate access to concession road during inoit
of the yearo in, consequence whereof and 4nC 0 1.0
oioth .arid -Mat
„.
o
Le ss,0 lla
tj s,i0. .4*
Remelnbet the spot. First
„
)S.,4
J• 0111'
Dooriaortarlini's
- :
Bli;iver, Timothy Flak IViillet •Hungarip Grass. Orfliard:arass),
*.„
SiC;, 1.oweSt PriSes. • • , ‘,
, ; • •
ery
seee,*,S,
49 '
bogs to- announce that
REN058$0ifitwittre s..
(3neeeiseire to 0: It .4141r,11).
18 }ias.kog.1.;;:i.too:abi:oxili000klbtiolosoi,tw,.00st4o1)::soteruliticeolritovlocr:
lirei'ltr thins poops direct tom the wit
vingivi At et City yiert
been'tb tolleY 11$10 1C4100.3''
.12,,,t0ABY
nit triton-
10ligcurnsibs,s.rsk,s eti soveg holt of
,ealityeded taste si istreordinsus
ant. • • ‘-
fro do 'SOX*
ationt she 'Sfses sea 5* s35 wldle
- clee;ring„.dtit
Wholesale PrIcee.
•''IttliPERSOk& WHITE,
MARYS,
z.,74PT. 4:40:1mttb and 4.1411:a:114%,' x441:11,;10.24' u.!:"214.1p*' 1:74:01.3; 4117s:I
.e
• •• ,
•
• •-•,•,...••••• • •••„.
Being the Largest he has. eerexhibikdin ,E?Letei..
• inato trade, and carcli2,a1..:19.;!1.7
to sell as Cheap, ,'1..i'isistent
660 DS -and COMPARISON' of ,
He is determined
INSPECTION
•
Ke woild assure hie. inanyAmstolneri:an4-frands,that, ' " '
HE
WILL SP PAINS •
, • . .
• to make 'it beth •s;?.
v."Cr •'
ipLEASURE 'AN1
' --1:3: •49. .r.JP Uti 4 4.7
for them to transact busieesawith : 134p_
„, „i JP•44ZTTOIT;
EXeter, Alarch, 18; '187,5. ,
:,:„(1•7
It
.!, t
EXETER BAji
a •&.::,,:)•,1
AL. SICINTTIOW , ,
, . .
FANCY BREAD AND BISCUIT BAKER,: 3.:„CONI7E0TIONE,R; EXETER.'
while returning hit sincere thanks to the habitants,otteler,ari surroending 'villages for
their past liberal patronage, hoping to merit a continu'an`eilig,,theW,favors . would ea1 their
' attention to his -large stosket
Cakes,. Orack0Y,
s, ai,-41.04"fe'etto*er.
-
•
FRUIT CAKES, 15 .C.EgrIl$',7;1pE,R POUND.,
We adings and. Parties Speciahty
-ar Fresh Bread constantly on band at Exeter and l'4OrthBriter Post Clilees,and J. Sheri'
Crediton, arid Mitchell's, Ctntralia. , • '
Eseler, April 10, 1874.A. SK1NNEB
3 S5t4,.•
ST MARY'S AGRICULTURAL WORKS
THEBE ST COMBINED REAITIUMONVR.
• -IN THE DO -MINION'
71'7
THE THRESflG4DHiNES
. '
oni tbie Eaablishruent are so well kno7thiha.t,-217'71710,....tiT:4,tie.ns would - be. super8tiou!
• .
The Three,7; !Wheel-- Plow
madeby J. R. Mooro;. elajnie piece,...d!,37e, of anytliiiii3gi: otatbei1:70 70, (C111, GO. NS
of supei ior workmanship nrid 14.atint,14,1F0ei„en Lend- 1io110114...
P1,o w .s,ultivatbrgi Seed Drills-) lav...0,ati.-co.$4p••,,t).11;
•
'SvalYibis,'Bugar-Itetties ,and Caultinos
iii;nd4e
g4..1t.,7:1447i:P1.4:404
. en
i ,
"
•
'if.:14:trytts, July 1, 1814.•:::
SI- 2
petition of said inhabitants it 'is necesstirY'to ,
open out a road on the astern Ohio Of116ts , •
Ile ittherefOre enacted by the Above and Ifni 4.4 ingibl on -cloth
•
ting
corporation of the Tow , tt thon
hahisidiSteP ° 6-4 English Dil-eloth
twentpone and twenty-two of Baia concession,' ,
niediPba tue of the prers viated , , A.t.,
b authority u.e..zingitsp, c 0!
•
!#11/111"me'itsliiiiiger:IiIlitsllbYt-711:ire lir:ill:int;
" y 426 Cap 48, Vle* 36' 4114 '2 1r ' *lite triglish Oilcloth
t d tnglish
otter the pa
1):!icelrielbial:ilopili:se;.of la•nd ah.ail tahitstininstteagior Ot 4 03;cloth
" " unglioh
Description, tiommeneing.a ao,
' iigisoi ldt 2S. In the fourth 'penedegion'of said' 'il .• *; kr it ' 7 Unglieh 04,0.10th
'Ito:nit:10y :line baste:off :tote, toentY,,Onk Ite., 4 st., ,:,,. , Le,: 114ii,,,ii. ,oil,..gioth.„, _
twenty-two to the. ilistence er, three rpoo4., 7: , ,
thence northerly pareliel to eititerniside OtOutid ., A, .,„ _ „..„,.„, ,,,,,.,,,„„:,,, _„ , ;,,,„ ,
lot ter ty •risle;isere or loin ;to 'division: Iiiiii,bia oit, „1,,,,,'‘fw.„,„,0,„0.•„...0.!_wo. x, ..O!..,..r. .4.. M.: f!ric_a07..1:u.,„."&,
tivesie tlitseortlf hiili itrid. the *riotitli halt tit fink! 51,11Fri!ifilwallt* hial,f..f el! !, !I It!
lot tweitify,iwo; thenea easterly,three. terdlio
eastern, limit of soa .4.4; thellet ssiitheriy , ,g,4 e611611 MittOiig
along -sad div1sioit limit forty tOa# M4060(46. 0.4 (Iitoo,MottlitErl
to pi ttOO of beginning, eoiitaising by tertintiesere, .• 4.4 coant,ut‘ttitift. '
*dent three retuht he ale `ratitin, inete Or lets lit0.1 ' " • ', ••••. • . - d *
eroding to a euryty Made by' If, el, XiOultetti.l' .' 5,4 uecon: kattIng •
'ohip of Stephen; tholes westerly+, on or tnglll 011.eloth
04 C6664 Matting
, 0,4 ficcoMaPing
Dated this 02fid April; A.byialt ; 1,4 boeca Matting
TAO 140T10g./
• ,
the' the' above in it, true. toll '4* proposed'
DtfACOUNT OrttEg
rty‘hoithtilh Anal , be taken iiihieettaidiltatien*
bv thitOottneitof the Ifituttipislity.rittheL own,: .4i4S see
in fiteliheifl 60 the third Moudertf i•
•_ ofreisse.i pets,.
,or tierft.0 Via .aissette Ouse slit
1415 OftovIkOttaitle and Retail ,
Ix Olt illgtv
6 g, '0.1'11i:it'll, .140
;
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t. 611 4sir ". • '
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• in the %li
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sold by toly -08:6ohlisinnent :11,villis,ipitif*, of ,eolgitrys
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stages *and trains. •
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