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THLURSDAY, MAY 25; 70
MR. WATER'S RESIGNATION.
Paring the pat week much change
lete token place in the political aspect.
iu Nntlt Mithileeex. At. the colleen.
tion held in Ailsa Crain on Moneey of
hist week, Ms. Colin Seatcherd becetne
the nominee of that body. lir. Wee
lers, it men of considerable talent, and
stweie
ght forwent politica views seern-
iegly, fully expected from his long al -
linnet: to the party, that,he would have
Invoine the choice. Bat for this, the
'convention was not prepared, so that
nentlernan et once announced his iu
tentiori to run as an independent can-
didth
ate, as e Iteforen perty had seen
fit to throw him overboard. On Wed-
nesday following; the Conservative As-
sociation of the Riding tnet in conclave,
and selected upon Mr. Levi as the can-
didate in the ititerest of the people.
In the meantime Mr. Waters had issu-
his address and, was causing a rat-
tling, of the dry bones iu the Carnp of
lteform. This triangular battle mot not
du their liking, end steps must be ta-
ken to helm ethe Waters quieted.
Means were adopted, bat what nieaue
is not known. Albeit they were suffici-
out to induce the turbulent spirit to
weal, and go handnn-hand with them
in aesisting'm Mr. Scatchercl's election.
Yet, while Mr. Waters was in the field,
the spirit of boasting, which shows it -
;self so plaiuly in the Reform camp,
,couli not be restrained, and even,
though Mr, Waters was in the field,
success, if their story was to be believ-
e ', wee certain. This wein e wece o . the
part of the Reform party, has to judge
from the amount displayed since Mr.
Waters has signified hie intention or
4.1.RSiS atelet,en. wu 210 W
verylly-pocritica' it was. If, although
themselves doubtful, at that time and
ntill et:owing thetraselves otherwise,
may it uot 134 taltee foe granted, that
they are no better. North elitidlesex
' has for a long tiute surrendered the
Sway to the perty of 'Reform, whieh of
late requires much mollification and
•gitriq'ellat4POn
ble odds. Yet, why should the thing
lest ? The people of North Middlesex,
though, at the last election
for the Lncal Legislature, fount.'
out thee it is bete r, serving a
good Conservative Government, them a
lteform Governnaent from which ema-
nates only laws of the weakest kind and
corruption of the rankest. We feel
confident that the combined frrees of
Waters and Scittelierd will not beeqnal
to the occasion, and that Mr. Levi
when he goes to the polls on the day
of election will be returned by a hand-
POMO majority:
(rit,v X4104Etr,...-For the litet fove days
the 'market lues isen Crowded with grebe
PO aoubt being the estate°. $1,00 to 800 paseengere pnrebased tieltete elong
$1 03 bee been the ruling tiguree for the we. \\Ingham sold (;; B1e't11,
wheat, 00 ; Loedeeboro, 40 ; Chilton, 02 ; Kip,
Bi5sETT'a STOEX.Tiousr..---The roof is
AlaW upon this very enbetantiel buile
ingt and in a few days the internal or-
ganization Will be iti 'snob en advanced
etate,that steriag grain may be at 01100
commeuced.
POUTQEs.—The deniand for peta,
tees this sprieg i$ equal to if not great -
el. than that of last year, but the sup-
ply is, unlike then, far ahead of the
demand. Potetoes, we understand,
'ewe been sold in Loudon for 1 ()elite
per Here they could not find
a purchaser at 25 gents.
LIVE Alin LET Leva.--Why not BIT
Port the Tebacco Store, Exeter 2 Ttie
only store thet dons exclusively in io-
-bacco, (tigers aud snuff of tho very best
,quality. ,. Pipe.; and Tobeeeonisteeeenp.
dries, eh'eANing tobacco made by special-
ity. Prices Ulla will nAtir-
salt ,everymie
0 EOBGRene,
Exeter.
r.as. the eggs, whites all
d yolk_ together.
who nas lately lied charge of a turni-
tare establielinn nt in Seaforth, hes
resolved to come back to Exeter. and
establish himself in the furniture
business in this place. Leok out for
more of thiin a week or two.
Doe PooLEETLE DOG. -011
day last, Mr. Hayes' dog was 3111111810g 11 03 two eggs,, a piece of butter the
a 1
himself by way of a fight. In the melee
Ds events proved he became tvorated, e
but the credit muet not be awarded its half a teacon of good vinegar- Beat
s it SE
WELC3nBACN.-3)11'. J011,1 13amp,
ize of au eng, half a teacup of weber,
antagonist, for a farmer's wilopn
sing nt the time, assisted matelially in '45rY light, Ilya the water, vinegar end
butter, and put all in a tin on the fire,
the defeat, and subsequent death of the
"auimile" Poor dog ; requiescat tn pare. stirr:ng t.‘11 the time utt°1 it is of a
Twe ITUMMN9 Df0D,.,-...T104 pretty
specimen of the feathered tribe iiteato
ea titer
9:ttn Excus•410--Th. t efo tan
centeinitie the excnreieniets passed
tne high Onure Odell k now paid heee stroth enrly Stet' a 1?..)0Vr11). g Q•yfT
pen, 00 ; 1'27 ; Exeter, 140;
Contrelia, V5'; Breemt, 48; Merton,
61; nno Ilya° Park, 20 ; with el.eruee-
field, and Claudeboye hem` frere,
ne
A SaoSeremet..---
,-Orrin to the
rage in which the elemente pleeted
themsetves Smitten evening leet, the partiee'Are,to work in earnest, inter-
coueregatin in the Mothediet churell viewing/ea-oh and every one who come
io tine pleee, wee favored with a sere
mon from Bev. Mr. Gene ot unuslially
elm) t length. The lightning Was most
; some telly white facee• showing
themsplves.
11.0 sT. --OD Monday last, C.
Chrietie fold wife, with then. chinna
eid of flve or six ennimw
ers, were Refon 2.
1\'..lhe Pickard's nore, when on leohtne New Idesome Lonee,--A new, Ma-
aroottd, the little girl WAS InirlSillgt. W/18 opened on MendetY
Senrch was made around the store anti night by several oi the fratereity
vieinity thereof. but to no purpose. the Londoe Masonic Lodge,in the new
band of' gipeies Passed at the time, and Odd The (tneend officere
many expressed the opinion that these of the at present Gland Lodge
wanderers 'Mehl, heve picked the child of Onterio, geenting the Charter, aed
nil, as it wits rather ft preposessing ono. the fellowing ofileers were duly in -
Bands of eemehers were organized end stalled :—Bro. D. J. McCosh, W. M.
the town searched. An last the little Bro. E. Mare,J. 13ro. S. C. Hersey,
one was found safe in the house of Mr. See. Bro. J. 1). lelcCosh, Treas. Bros,
11, Spier. Howe ;ma suntb,:peneons.
ontx st„,,.—nut up the cabbage Mr. Bowey, late propietor of the
v ry fine with a sharp kniftnand snrin- Queen's Hotel, has removed to Luck-
kle over it a tea-spooa of salt. For a now, opening in the sanle liaa there.
large dish, say a quart dent cabbage, Ile he the hearty wish of all Lucan-
ites for uis prosperity.
Lucan markets very quiet,no change
in prices. Wheat slightly on the rise.
rr1r.9 Lenew---Sinee the een-
servative convention et Atka Crais,
tolities end who is to he the cOming
man, is all the euttject 4 telt Kround
fiuoan, Stocks in either Couservative
or Reform Bond§ rise, owl fall fully 20
per gent. every hour. Both parties in
the manufacturing of begns telegrams
to suit the eccusion, seemingly try
t.0 vie with the noted bolle an•O beers 'of
Wall etreet, 'We have lead ''is froni
both the exneetaet membere, any
amount of hand shakings 66e. Th)°1
to town: -Moitev the euceess of
either party freely offeredabut no, telt-
ere, noth parties seeming to indulge
in the pastime merely fur tile Sak
ri
blufee.
Lets t telograni---Conservative stock
stili Oli the advance, being qiiotecl 172,
THE LOST CAUSE.
'Very few in Canada were led to sup
pose that because the South wae sub-
dued, and tut ond put to the late civil
war, that it weer cowpiereil by the
North. ARliertgli the head was bewed
the spirit for a time partially broken
yet like the reeironly bent by the wind
it Wag .expeolled it 'weuld raise its lielht
again. Our friends across the border
are struggling to inaketheir Centennh
al a success, and at the same time,
ar
they are greatly pertbed over the
selection of a, candidate for the presi-
dency. While they are anis busily en•
weged, the latent spirit of rebellion
:seems to be b'r i .g forth in the South
if we may jildge from the rerort of a
sp,eecle delivered at Charlotte, North
in each case having been gi von in fa
Caroliort,
vor of iloleman.
1tis with mingled feelings of sor-
A STEP TOO FA% --On Saturlity laet,
row .and sati,faction that I to.day recall " •
the Seble 'nide° mnst unintentienally
' creamy thieknes'ie :Pour it het over
• SENT UP. --0 la Fri laY het, Constable tite eelentgei eine up
well .with 0 'fedi',
.
Gill proceeded to Goderich in company and env° to coop
. of the best in Westren Ontario. '
with a man maned Davie, who was -
Tin, Crew M .
eeereo —The open
committed to gaol by T. Gidley, Esq., inentiiig of the Ex:ter Division, S. of
We were shown through the new
grist nid bythe enterprising proprietor
bleeper, Toe machenery is all
tIONV, The whole cost of mill $10,000
There is throe run of stone with mer-
chant and farmers bulte the mill is one
GRANTON.
to stand his trial for stealing a wagon T was held on elonenty evening lest;
., .
from Mr. A. J. Rollins of Bervie,sorne in Drew's Hall. Mr. Jolni Ross. W.
time leet fall. The constable arrested p., occupied the ebair, and commerccel
him soniewlE re in the vicinity of the the meeting by singing by the choir of
lake. the Division, and prayer by ' Rev. J.
An Exeter :venlig man wan eent by wietteele The hall was well fieee with
his tether to purchase a newspaper, en ateenteee ealie„,„. Tee programme
See cents beine given him 'or the pur- which was. a most interesting on, was
nnse. The promising youth spent the well rendered, the dielogua by Mi-4‘e:i
iive cents in drink, then went to 0 8mq1 and Down ancl Messrs Pickard
friend with a sorrowful tale of repent- end Clarke was the crowning evEnt of
Weather still uuusually wet. Let go
breadth of seeding still to do, latest
seeding on record,
G. T. R. ---Detective Heenan and
Constntle Reid, of Liman, passed
throughhere ou Monday en route for
Lention with a prisoner named Geo.
flodgens charged witn placing a rail on
the G. le R. about nine months age,
but `who has, subsequently been ,dis,
rune, and asked for the loan of five the evening...,J1to singing, Miss Tilly charged.
cents to get a paper for the "old man." White, at the organ, was very good. ARRAIGNED.—Charhy Ferguson,Birr
This wasWaso epent in drink, and the Mr. R. Verity's reeitatioe, 'The stied-
fellew, having got sufficient liquor in ow on the Blind." was given with good
him, came back to tell the friend that effect. Addresses were delivered by
it required a "sharp man" to run his Revs. Messrs. Stewart and Whitlock,
fate that way. ‘vhieh were filled with OM IlderbUltS
PERSONAL.—Weare pleased to learn ageintt the liquor trade.
that 'C. Vandusen, who left here smile House. BLO WN OVER. --A few days
tern weeks Pince for Rochester, has ar- since, Mr. Nelson Hover bad aomete
rived there eafeand sound.eWe hopeehat men erica, el in --h-teene til Inc awak
in his new borne he will find as many
Exeter.
—A few clays since we were fevered
with call from Mr. J. 'elcOunly, the
genial onstmaster at Kirkton. Iiir. M.
lute been for some time stifferinnili weigh
illness, the outing spoken of being the
first for some weeks, W itipe that
the next time he calls npon ns he, -will
be enjoyirg every benefit of it good
health.
--Wfwa.Cle Trall_a0afraetere
tween nere and nt. every s isnewnetere
to be aronnd, ana nttend to hie .clutitee.
Caton leeks very thin, indeed, after his
attack of eieknesse
WARM WATER FOR PLANTS.—Every
year the preetise (-dusting water giiit3
warm to the hand, grows in favor 15 ith
me, and now I coulduot give a plant
the smallest sip of cold water, beitne
snre that it would injere it. Saucers
are quite neenfnl, and every pot slionle
be sup lied witL one, and if it is filled
with bailing water every nownine, it
will rtell to the luxuriance of the plant
and frequently no other moistore will
be needed for several days. The cin -
tents of the tea leaves can be nx1114-d in
small quantities to the gnf of the pots:
Ivies are Film -Lys beautified . by an nen
plicatinn of tea leavea %Nita it, as it
wipes off all the duet widelt aceurne-
'wee upon them cciuitiuinutll.
INTERESTING CA.E It will
be renierobered thfit at the Hrtren Fali
Assizes, Mr. John Oratvfotet brought
eel action ageitst Mr. John Beattie, en
P., for false imprisonment. "L'he erne
came up before Jniltee tinghes. and a
verdict Was iven against 111r. Beattie
for $350 damages. Mr. :Beat -tie ap-
pealed from this decision of the Come.
of Queen's Bench at Toronte. A de-
eteion has been elven ny this Centi.
which reversed the ' decision of the in-
ferior 30 11111, and makiug the rule ab-
solute for a non -suit. The snit of
Coleman vs. Coleman, tried at the last
Huron Assizes, mut on which ilecitions
*ere reserved by Mr. Justice Gwynee,
have at length been encided, verdiet
ems isenes of 1860 and 1861. We au
moue. .the Joss of our glorious dead
,ancl herole,felleii. 'The South is to -day
rated over by ,the miserable thrall of
Yantreedonn but they 311)0 Dt muzzle
.onr,enivalry au.41,patr1otio devotion tcr
the loet cause „ We fonght for ,our
rights, .bot in area's ..dIrpeneation we
Are now vanquished lent not cowed."
Ueie the geutleman went into a liar.
Angte oui tlie tcauses f tlie war, and,
,eJlrielinglo the fattire., he said;
• ‘Slavery is a dieine irts,fention, and
rAgst hame Omit institutiou •er the
South must ever be bankrune. They
epealtf mir cause. ins the 'lest eanee,
ft se'shall et be lost forever? .NO iA
new generation has sprtiownp, arni ot, rinaktrev.—Last Saturday evening,
et net far distant day there writ be stars1 111r. Le Harly. 'one of nor village papas
and berg floating proudly dyer out, was, with M-. Lewis,:driving up'treet,
entity Seiteli, In the next politecal and while passing Mr. McIntyre's shop,
euunpiP WE must, even fin the Min- a big bleak dng ran mit and so frighten-
,ority, suport, tiEtttlo.frn Mau Witt) wU el hie horee that the latter became un -
purport mir iinterestseteel held the Yen, manageaben and despite the onitecl
itee pickpookete from our midst. - We forts of the two men, the beast made
ate to -day united to the pinitatiical rapid headway. 13ot1 men were pitch-
iiost by an artificial tie; but we are a ed oat, e,nd when freed from the res.'
aistiect P,ecPici end atxl, and the right trtatnt ,uhi
,Pen m,' the horse noon loosen -
Will enable us to shew tbe World the e4 teseit from the Imggy,,and efiii to the
the ttuth Ana the equity 'of our aehonl Itbeee where it wee stonped,
adios. Oar etelesinen tiow in Con,. filloteW,ioneg Iletsen.--Oh 'Friday at-
eereese are the creat o Of that body, one tertoon last, about fifty men were hard
to the only element that tefleete ceedit at Wertt, assisting Mr. Steenet ton to
eti tbe U1uU3cStates, Is 11 ,not better raisd'his large atorehense, tfl work
to lieng on to the 'feet eattee' than to Wee eritnpleted satisfneforitly, eidee
ittay n 41. Gotterarnetit of •6utritp1tou, ?" having been chosen, end berrnoty And
eatreeeneeneneenenesesnete ex1icos being alike preeetrt, The
'The fireinan Pringle, loured in the frame work Woe prepared by Mr. 1>ftt.
rtatva,y, acenient at Hyde Palle on torten. Malty wile haVe been at tetie,-
Thurecitty lasf4 &ea Stindey about (he logs innumera)le, soy t.103 timber ueea
stone time that his companion the fnfo, Vf.1,8 finfilltY IAA quatiity inteierior to
eineer /twin, *as being boinea 'Kt Wiwi arty they 114 ever eeerk, th (Wen.
oor. The heroie elivinot ot these twin ingtt,nelteellent repri,St *At atVari(I t�
tridt) itt sticking to their pest in the
tate of deafli wai brought out, at the fight. all donig porample joshed the
imvest„ ,trivion t1UT*. Sirenertar,
Y 110o WI) 101 he purchesnt tome,
weeks ago, tor the purpose of making
a cellar beeene h. Tee mesons, in or-
der to proceed eith their work pleeed
peope u 'der it, whinh were altogether I
100 elight far the purpose required.
The rains of last week had loosenee
the props so mach thet they were no-
t hied to give way, twid made Nfr.llutcli
whitli was resi.ding in it at
tite time, -feel somewhat scarod at the
ituStiOl. AbOtatline &eine k on
Monday marine.. last the family was
w we e wen oyetreibisen'grette e, int- Limn--
binvid tr, ae 1 fee 11 telly were cov•
ered ith lime arid plaster, and every
'hug around them • was on lbe slant.
It was only a second before they were
aware what had happened for their ex -
petitions had hem realized, encl the
hoese had toppled over. Consid-
ereble dam sge was done to the geode
in the house, and Mr. Hoofer's loss
• will be considerable.
nerrowly escaped b ing the scene end
nieans of what might have been a fetal
a -celiac!, t. A mei) passing over it, lona-
ed with that which elevates, hut not
substantially, imagined he heard some
one calling him from the east side of
the bridge. Proceeding in the clirec-
tiornot the snpposed voice (which was
the roar of the river), he eteppoil can-
tionsly on, and through the sopports
of the railing, ani still ceutionsly nut
iuto space, and down into the turbu-
lent tide beneath. Succour soon ar
rived, and relieved him frotn his posi
Lien, wet sore, and brnieerl from con-
tact with the water and stones beneath.
ttlattle unknown.
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ST. MARY'S.
. —
Neneow DtCAPE FROM DRCWNING.—
hilo the children attending the old
t wo hall SC11001 :1 t.St. Mary's were out
f r e.;ess, on Wolnesdny of last week,.
a boy named Cron, about ten years of
age, wes playing near the river and by
sore: meats fell r. MiI3 Ma y Watt,
the teaener, 04111011 Mr. Edward Cub
bine-who heppened to be tearniug near
the ecbo(l. He imm diately ran to the
[Atilt and 331,117 Lite 1)07' abotet 100 yerde
if, gone.down with: the steenen, the
water being high ie consegnence of the
heavy rains. Cubbin ran along the
bank as fest as he cronle, ard when
posite to the little fellow plueged in
and reensed him. After getting the
boy out he heel the presence of mind` to
titre him with his head downwards,
letting the water run out. ile then
corn nenced rehiring, him when, after
vomitine a good deal, the lad returned
to 0011scionsness.
tli� titatiOn, and enjoyM by these' pre,
``..11.0.•••
IIENSALL.
Aeseeintn ATUIVAL,—W.1 ll RV() this
week, the pleasure of announcing to
was err anned on Thursday before
aseitult on S. Hodeins at Birr a couple lie was presented by its eten one day
Mr. G. Sturgeon has lately received
isf44.atil 4toutstirottifintyll itt!frefi by
I oil) 0'00/00#04.10^
Oirbonear, Newfoundland, Zan, 8,
187.1.—Mr. Jarnee 1 Fellows.
Deeit hini vante to this country in
about twenty Engin+ eparrovvs. whieh 1809,, feline it powatrylnanOf
Well, liberated cm Wediteeday of hist mew inhering opderseine etlection of
week, end are now twittiug around Oie • the, tents.e. 1 reeonanende(t. your
etivee in it e geed old Enghsli stYlc. 8yrup,,eried f,tt the ciregf7ists in 1140)0!
l 0,0 t ley t meg Wit$ lnYellt"
Boys of nil egos are requested to deed G e I t •
2e4'tlY witit
st'41"ge'f''' jug the name at their expense. 1-10W-
E,Keter is going to do some bitt things ever, in April 70, Mr. Edgar Joie°
en tee Queens lewthdey. Amongst rapidly wesnel away with eve y sy np
other attraCtiOW4 13 0 fire Ongi.10 nine tom ot emelt consumption 30 that he
between Oornpindes 1 ana 2. The WAS upa1 to walk across the room,
KineardMe engine heel a rade t he other having 110 al./petite, VOIDS in the lett
day with a tire, end lost by a lougth— sjd,nervoue system, mien ang, dry,
of suction hose, hooeing cough, &e. Foituentely
On acommt of the inditposition of karned that you Spent, noel(' 'ebb'°b-
the jlev, J. Fraeor, the lectrwe on the teeeee at eie peewees, in St. John's,
McDonnell theory is postponed to Ithd,7 d iI1fl1iCdiLtCly Pr°e1110,180111°,(s110',-.
day next, ea one to W. II. 'Thompson, wile order-
ceeiiititietre
ed 0311141)17 from you et mice). cline
As We anteicil)ated the fisijerman are 'tvOloseltilliee8(1.1;rkYtiselliebli'lltil()(t);:i$;0, a tnight liea
(41111(1 111 tho
1),11 tir,3°,Y1n0(1`:;111saolt's mottling he descrihed the very results
1 -lis appotito
itahoesitlactallssesilitbeUmbetial tretUinge()71e11.'etalel.11- $iu 11°°°finilebdeg04'Ini ttiole"wttrial'I!'):°4r;'(1
one it was, too; the dry, hacking
trust ont fishermen may each (lay fully
cough changed into hose but vielent
the adage, "more fise to ear
attaelcs, flnelly disappearing altogether;
pains left his eide, his hand resumed
La --3t week a goslieg was hetched cm
con.
tlfe feral of Hi'. J011 11 Henderson eth its us" $teadineset and before he fin-
, Goaorioh Township, which pos. ished ten bottles his health was quite
restored, awl to -day not a, more healthy
sessed four well formed legs. 'filo two
auto is to be foatid on our streets ; and
extralegs were situated about an itich
it is the oyinion of all, had he not been
behind the oidinery ones,and were per -
fortunate in getting your valuable
feet in every respect. The gosling liv- Syrup of liypophoephifes, he would
ed only a few dews. • now be ia his grave.
The Refetine''s of S eatleFfer ni lately leo happened to be W. Thomp.
presented Mr. C. Cemerou, Esq., with son's the day your first shipment ar-
o silver toa 801W100, as tetoken of their rived aid took at once foac bottlee to
appreciation of bit s°rvie°3 rmia°1'0(1 Labrador, which he was veey tux:
to the Reform pztrty of tee richng. ioas to do, but h td no occesion to use
The Towa Cottecil of Go tlerich have them himself, No other medicine will
received a communicatiou froth the he ever prescribe, ieeounneed or give
Government, ordering it to preeseil but yours.
with au appointmout of a Police Kt- he also recommended it to another
eietrate, US the population of the place consumptive., but have not hoard from
Tbtlenittnes it. him sitice, ae lte lives is e dientet part
Mr. A. M. Ross. M. P. P. for Oen- of the Islend. Hoping this will give
Ire Heron, with Mrs. Rost, 'hews left you some eneouragement,
on a trip to lenglen. 1. AI-. 11158 goes
no the mi3eien of di itemiug of the new
county debenturos.
11 INTR.
The Roman Catholics of heve
comnienced the et ection of 0, new church
the main building, t‘ ith tower and yes -
try 36x93. aecordieg to plen, gebie,
to be a fine structure when fin'shed,
end will be A 04 04111 te the prom aers,
of whom Ali. P. Kelly is the priucipal.
Mr. Valentine ltitter, of Grewis now
the happy possessor ole. young mrtle,
Squiee. Wilson & Grant on a charge of all sound; alive and kiekinenvith which
of weeks two. Case tedjourned till last week. It is the first of its species
Tlitirsday next. ever raised in the township of Gre.y.
Polities and the -coming election are and this feat ee aeeet accounts seer
attracting consideeenie ei*eetiou, melee gr. Ritter's exuberent
Nv=iterH retirement.
The contest eueneow.
Will be a warm cue. Mr. Scatchord,
will poll larte ly on the reputation
ot his brother. Meanwhile his. oppo-
nent Mr. Levi is a very strong man
111 whl sec ire good seeport.
THE LUMBER l'ilIsINESS.—WS uOticcI
with pleature the lerge and 'increasing
lumbet busioese of Mr. T. C. Hodgins
e0,000 feet er lumber were sawn by
him during- April month, with at large
amonnt of phoning and other jobbing.
Bueiness is geuerally brisk and
&reenter!, in the various departments of
ttade, but very had rands prevent the
•:,,,r11 (la of farmers. kome
united action sheuld be hail to improve
tite COAtid [0,14101,1,!. to the villag,e.
CENTRALIA..
CAPITAL OPENING POR BUSINESS.—Es-
pecialty for carriage and wagon maker,
Citineet and Furniture Bailder,
ele-sou, Plasterer, Tinsmith, Tailon&c.
Flour and Grist Mill, Fotindry and
A.gricultural Implement manufactory.
VILLAGE LOTS are selling from $50 and
111 wards,according to situation: FARM
of GO acres adjoining the Railway
Station for sale, with new frame bztrn
10,1 actes of bush. Address,
THOMAS TRIV1TT. (28-10
Witteen WEIEAT. — The fall wheat in
this neighbo 'heal !lee irtiatly recover -
el itself under the tete rvarm and re-
freshing showers. Although badly
killed out in certain patches, still the
improvement i3 SI1011, that a two-thirds
(troy may very eafely be col -tilted upon
generelly.
Gpon FRUIT. PROoPECT3.—
Illation of the orchards and fruit gee-
d ms here, there -appears to be quite a
nrofesion of bloom. The crop will un-
iloubtedly be it very abundant one,
provided jack frost and the curculis are
not nerrnitted to put in an appearance
YoUNG 131RDS.-111101g the pretty
sights at Centralia, may be seen thus
early, e hire's nest e ih four young
ones in nenearly fledged.
New &Lenin OPENED:--PoBters may
be seen in all directions namomicing
the oeening, of A. Rollins' new store;
where, it, addition to hard Ware and
grocery every kind of wear from the
CrOW11 of the head, to the dole of the foot
the Mb ebitante. of Ilety, elle surround_ 0011 1)0 be orotured, suitable for all' times
ing count -v, that rinother is to be eeld- seasoas as well as the parchaner s
el to the business pieces of .11ensell. efianoTyleen5e'w t‘rVortee:;,118.3,11' 's'eltle7tisillt7oessvitlo
Messrs. Stitidee & jermyn of Exeter., ewe. .
having decided 1111011 °tiering mit a
branch eetablielinnint at that place
which will still further add te their
I u these fac,lities in Exeter. Advt.
riext week.
The 'Watford ildrovrite ;aye that err,
Sutherland, one of the leading mer-
chants of Forest lias left for lieneall.
USBORNen
'PLANT Evnnoneteee.- .Greater suc-,
cese attenes the planting of evergreens
this tirrie of the year than nt any other.
The N away genic 3 i3 the 00 t:ee for
all perposes, whether for beauty, hardi-
ness, ease of removal, or rapidity of
growth, whether for hedges andscreens
Or to plant singly. It cannot be too
often repeated, that litteeesskin plant-
ing depends upon not allowing the
roots to get dry atter being taken up.
Get the' trees frem the tieitrest'avalla-
W.Anilereineef W.ist 1,\VFtnosh
has a cow Which Celved the other day.
There its nothing, curien's . about that,
but 1101 calf Weighed 881- . when
dropped. Beat this W"10
WZNGE A M.
The work of pleeitieg shade trees
along our stre ew hes twee token up in
right goo_l entte.4. A loge number
have been put this tptieg.
A new census of the village is being,
oaken, for the purpoee of aseertaining
whether there are iehitbitants enough
,to justify the graining, of another tav-
ern license. -
CLINTON.
Dering the thunder sterm of Wed-
nesday morning of last week, tee betel
of Mr. Albert 'May, on the Huron Ea.td
about a mile west of Clinton.was struck
by lightning and in a few minut e it
and an adjoining stable were in fl tmee.
In the stable were eight splendid cows
held three calves, all of 11101) were cen
smiled. The barn, which was an ex
ceedingly good ome contained abont
$100 worth, of grain, a quell tity pe-
tatots, a threshing machine, a mare
land foal, and several other articles,was
I also consnined, the mare had foaled
' amen t the Diode Mr. 'Meet's loss will
be from 51.500 in' to $2,000,partial-
ly covered by insurance.
SW...FORTH.
Mr. McNeught, of this town, is the
boss rhubarb grower of tine section.
1 is plants Ale of remeleably early
end thrifty 1;inch-end, being e ell well
cared for, yield earl), eud
tie has now growitig in open air in his
garden rhuberb laree eno gh to have
been grown tinder glees.
RAVIELD.
Some tittle aeo tt was announced
that the sum of 550,000 hen been vot-
ed by the Dominion Govermnent ae 11)
extra grant to the Bayfiell bleb n•
1 his was en error. which originated
with the Toro' to &Lilian as ey the of-
ficiel papers which havearrived, it is
foand that the sum is $5,800.
• memo:me
One respected townsman Mr F.Hol-
lands, had a narrow escape from arm-
ing on "Wednesday of last week. When
engaged et about five o'clock, in rais-
ing the flood gates, whon the storm
Nees at its highest, he lodt hid bfaittle0
itild almost fell into the fotunieg surge
below. As the water Was ennning at
a tremeteiens rate, had he fallen in it
would have been an utter impossibility
to SAVO his 1 i fe.
FARMERS MUTUAL DIM INSURANCE 1310 11 Ursery, bring theta home atid
COMPANY.—According to 13 OtiC0 Of ad-
vertisemeet in these columns a meet -
'nig of the Freeholders of Usborne, was
held at Farquhar on Saturday, the 20111
instant, for the niurpose of organizing
a Fire Inenrance COM 'pany, The meet-
ing was preeided rive- by Robert Gardi-
'nee, Beg., Reeve of Hibbert. The oh,
ject o tlie Meeting being ond'affectitig
the interest of every fennel., RS might
be itenegined, n goodly number were
preeeht, notwithstanding the bestr time
of the yeer, . Great good will, and en-
thusiasm wet,e tho cheracterietic fee'.
tures dieplayed, Stock books were
oeetieceMeesees. Alex, Duncan, James
Hails end James gillespie. were ep-
peinted to reeeive applications , from
those Wiehing to instire ; and uts an evil -
denied of the intereet dieplayed at the
'meeting nearly VI0,000 was entered in
the Obeli benke et the tnee!ing, and in
very few deiye we trust the requieite
etno11nti$100,000 will be reeeived,when
•the eompany wilP be fraly organized
end pot iui woeking'ordM, the tes'Ult
of recently .note paid (Alt yearly the
Whieh will be, the eaeirte of laiere Anne
iutereets th e )1A1V41100,
plent them nut on the same day. No
tree has a more charming appearance
SERIOUS RAILWA'Y ACCIDENT.
A gdr10115 ROttItlarit, hitnnt111P4 to NO.
1 Express at 1:50 Ittet Wednesday at
Hyde Park, The switeli lent been left
open by the, section foreman which
eitnsed the trniti to run (rit the track,
The *roman litte einee been arrested,
The engine -driver and firenittn, the
former mimed George Irwie and ,the
latter being his stepson, were severely
scalded, so irinclit timt olio died the
genie day, Ana the other a day or nets
afterwerde.
The Pickwieles nee now melting ate
radgetnents for eedd`n; 0 "(teemed" in
the Agricilltural ('ieetn.le ; and if the
negociatiOne With t a liana flr4ll elob
are stieeesertil, everything will be done
to improve • and render the grew d
fi,rotothlarri 'the beike.a1)1 gronnd
toready eeteotoa tina prepared, and the
title Stnalthige i1i entamenee preetiee
im mealy e)y... Cobot,ty S‘ntinel,
I reamin yours &a.,
D. H. BURRIEF.
The G.11.10S0 Market.
The Ingereoll cheese market has been
re -organized aril arrang,ements made
by whine tbe managt meet will he in the
hands of an executive committee com-
posed lareely of deirymeneio one mem -
ber of it having ;my intereet whetever in
bjuyieg cheese, thio intention bsiing to
ave the: marliet controlled wholly by
daittamee iu the. iaterest of ditir,, funG.
First Illarket WAS 11 I
Teesday,
2ard May, Enid will be held- 'ou each
Tuesday, in. the, Ceuneil Ch +/alter.
„ ,„...A....rhatg011157its 4110 hoer/ tiladet" to
-
(Vein daily reperts from the .1e./ideee
Liverpool elle New York markets,
weekly renorts from the Little Fails
HURON ICACITET-tS' ASSOCIA-
TION.
The Huron Teachers' Assoc...A.4ton,
held las regulenseminsouttl tneeting in
Clinton, on Friday lest, Mr, J, 11. Min
ler in the chair. Itewe than one hue-
edred tenchers %Yew) present and an ex.,
'cellont progrninme weer carried out as
fully ss time permitted. Al 1 itional in
terest was given to the procedings hy
the presence a Han. Adam Crooks,
Minister of Education. who 0,1014101
alt the sessions of the A.ssozietion, and
delivered a public address in the even-
ing in'the town hall. At the clese
ha was unenimonely elected au lamer
ary member of the Aseociittioe. Mr.
A. Dewar was inettritneuely elected del-
egate to the, Provinciel Aseeciation.--
The tenchers of the Inspeamed die
-
bidet of West :Huron took the opportn-
nity before the meeting of the Aeeeci-
, .
atton to presene tht le inspector S, R.
Miller, with it gold we telt worth $1.20,
aceoinpanied by en 1)1 003)4 oxprensive
of their neeoreenttion of the matinee in
Ivbieh he diselitteged the duttee of hie
Alici4110 were Oiled but thoy were pent- 'te.red to erne the (1
ehort time F.liPee title; beat biting Shotti Wtilra lireg j)y theiieMeere Arid
bin to ittioid. hee any Aeltet one fur to his 1201 ')l need eseaped, 0.,114
PM rapitify, and it is thought one tent stir- the naessengere, bet nti ti Pre W38 61.41.t"
ViVi) but feW longer Vor three Ae eoor. Ire the eohbete #0111'04 their
IY(j3k8 1110r0 0110 hos teken no nom.- booty, whieli its'etipertod.' arnoulltot to
'1 t I ' th it elle .*7,000, thee/ ellot, tlieir elvu bo..P4'6
oil tow/tea the Indian „netten. '.1?roM
ltn40,1:4iTiteseetter,tipllteioustoaigveollitetie;cssi sauf).)4/170.0844;
tit ,11:e*1<' 'QY 61):• 11:1°11ttli)111°.):454* bl.°1lec041L1):
nut
otl of
Twa iishernou 01) 1110
11 0408 no
111)
the attotlo of tbtc ei(r)01tk4ellatt1111::::1°110::",:::tlel::::11:(1111;80;- 11:tr.':131,11::::1LYte; .1108 112t41 tooLv(It'rnc,Itiseicii (10,1°:Wigd• fn:ev8e.etice:rg:eirluti jaa1:41.1t1 tnot
ti
legaily olLnght 41101 4110 1r mailtet. Those ectz:ght in the neigh-
blittl'itrittolovc.,looftiIiiaittlice00.11erite,rottlrletiCtiet sfohio'lt'oesotol
of Latin I:Enron are full of spawn. Prom
ibis fact it is dedueed that 0, uniform
close eeason for all latitudes is not
advisable. The close settion ehonia be
adjusted to the time of spawning iu
emelt, place, or its intention will be de-
feated. Thus matter has ecu brought
to the attention of the 1001 inepector,
and a representation has been forward-
ed to Ottawa in accordance therewith
It should eeenre prompt consideration
and be followed by proper action.
On May, 18 it is repotted that ;Inn
Sanders, ti gallant scout and hunter,
has boon butchered by the Sioux. near
Iron Creek, in the 131aelt Hills. lle-
tunied miners sey there are onty twe Art) F'.
‘ttlrtey.rnatives—to risk a massacre on the .:00,,wke, eornant.tnlaBYyeooer(sisorr,eet.110 0our1of 'Revision
plains or to submit to be picked eff eta•reantwe'4.Prhotilix it tlrBtl(IOUUI)g in tlo Ton
and starved to deatu in the tan caun. Heil, '"'mvine, 00 sati"'"Y, June 3sa, l'uu
P. P. nALI/S _
'The settlements haVO already lost by rseerweisray 19,187G.
,A1 ad cleeeise two-thie de of
their inhabitants. Custer City once
claimed 1,200 souls, aml has liow only
800. Hill City ;has 200 empty cabins
and 20 miners.
The Fintoice Cotnmittee of the Cour)
cil at 'Toronto, have decided upon rec-
..
eireineileing 011 .appropriation of "4Ut)
for paying the expeusee of a bend to
play in Queet.'s Park every Saturday.
The Queens plate lias over 0 dozen
entries.
At the meeting lield Plymouth
vould efer moinet, slie eriye,
testes just a 1)ettily, avid
va horn stenittolt ie of 0 greenieli
eolotir tied etrotigly ina)regitated wiJh
tho sinell of eonpel,. Abet the cnly
thing she Ilas relished is a
. A .
Utica cheese markets, a full re-
port from this varionta inrtekets will be
embodied iu the repert ',rein this alai'.
ttnd furuishod to subscribers only.
It hes only be 11 arranged so that, sub-
seribers can, during the intervals of all'
fitgeveoll market, write or telegraph ue
the Seeretary, R. WoodstockeInger-
80'1, and obtain the daily reports froth
London, Liverpool, and New York
City, thus securing for the small sinn of
nye dollars inforniation that costs tlie
conitnittee liurdreds of dollars to ob•
EIIVANT WANTED.
Wanted, a goad ,general aervant epply to
Mrs. et. W., Strew,/
MOLSONS BANK, Exeter.
The coutionot teo corporetten 08 Me County
rt kiuroii, Will Meet in ow 0...1 11,00. in thu
Town of Ooderioh„ 011 Monday the Alta' day of
June kamt,
PE'rElt ADAMSON,
Gado:M.11,May Atli, 1170. County 00114
`
-WO TIC E.
To whom it may eonenn the (Wirt Of revision
8-11(1 111,Pea1 lot the Townslit)i Of Stephen, foi the
your )676,.winnole ite first meeting cnNorda
the Tsai, inst., at Cretbton, at One o'clock, p.m.
• By Order,
C. PROUTY,
Crediton, May801, 1873. Cleric.
Church on May 18 to talte on .
the resolutiou te expelIfetit•y O. Bow- HOW TO SAVE MONEY
en. a vigerone protest wee in 11 by his
Roo Clarence. k vote being taken the THESE -111-A-B-1) '11M7F/-
resolution wow unanimonely adopted.
A Quebee cliepatell saps that Louis
Riel wattle that city on Saturdey ou
his way to-leeeiipuit Asylum, he beteg
vieleet
Six niunlers, three attempts itt nier-
der, 11,111 0 score of sudden deaths
with "more or lees stispicioue iti,eitutt
etaeees attaihe1, ti bat10al(
thirty-tinee fatal accidents havo been
ehruaieled beteeen 1-eente3 1711 Alay.
Cantin, of Mutitretil. last neek
launched a uoup e of tut:tool war fur
tae neve of France. To be sere they
are small sOhJ0110IS °FOS toils bit., no;
ertlieleas, are letudsoine vessel, of 1101!
class, and reflect etedi Oil, th
Canada NIi1h her thnber 1es011r0.•3
()eget to be able to 'to inure ie. Lnis
hue:
lhe f..,:erae of illanitob 1 8,00018 be
increaeing with 01,013)011 repeetty.
The opeeilig of spring has given it 0
fresh irepe aS /Mitt It is Stated I1.01,1, Ole
Northeru Pacific Railway is coa:pelled
to luit extra traius tu meet the dem, n,1
fri.tights.
PrOvisiou has been mede for twenty-
- three theitsetud volt al Wars being tul
en during the coming 4111110504, tele
ILill to extend over eight days and to
be done at bead (11111 tete of corps. end
on different days, if (10)1 81121311 to the
men. The legiments to be drilled will
be decided by lot.
S twee 11011Lambs ....nen ce p ts 4,090 0'11\ 1
101 1r. Pecritult 010‘;'11
hea(1, making the total supely for tui- -was "k:,4(!lit,iy 011,4g0,1, by it wen eee
1800.1 12•001) IheaLl• 5111e3'1 10 respeedwit wit" I3Ihi 001S10, i.pve 100
at .7.5,75 •to $6,121 for ceppett 0111 eieuhe to eeneenee eteued, et is 1
56.25 to 57 for wooled- so sail hoer, I at 1101 001110..0 11 CO.,1 logai
I -logs -Receipts to day 1.800 heatl, pe,teetli ,ge ageiust the 1\1444'..
milking the total siipply fur tile, week A barn belonging to Jaiwis Thayer.
14,200 head. Thomanket was thill end a farmer liviug near • Luton post oflise,
slew. Yorkers sold at- 57.25 to 56.00 was struck by lightnieg 111 Avnaitesdny
heavy hey at 57.40 to 51.60. ntorneng. One horse was kiiledend
Mateo Live Stock Warket.
--
Buffalo, May19.—Cattlen-Receipts.
1,250 head, making the total supply for
the Week, 12,835 head. No sales to•
day. The fre.411 arrivals were mostly
through consignments.
the 1,uildirte considerebly itameged.
THE BLAC* HILLs. —The latest ar- A melanAol) 'lie:wiling accident., re -
rivals from the Bleck Hills report steitiug in the less ef three 00 -
meeting Rymonclet outfit on Indian cured in Pigeou lake un Tuesday
Creek, who were thou engaged a hot meriting of bust week, which WaS3 OIlly
fight with the Indhins. The Indians found mit yesterdey. Mrs. Fortune,
St CCOOdell ill capturing thirty-five head %vith her two youngest children, aged
of stooe,..when,they were driven off. respectively isix monthe met two yea -e
Met abo it 400 men with eighty wagons started on Momlay morning in it small
north ward bound at Hot Creek, wh ire punt to row over to Mr. Croeley's, on
letpt. Egan'S cemenand heel also Jacobs Leland. -Nothieg since was
tud. Laving °twee they rode Metre of them until ye441erilay, when
into Fort n liolested. These the body ot Mrs. Fortune WaS fort Ittl
gewletnen etre reliable, authority, tool it ehort distance from where they. were.
et ne that on Whitewood ()reeks the last seen on the Moeday moruieg.
The bodies of the two little childree
have not yet bet 11 ;ewe° vered
It is 11(41 pr)b,ibly knoWn that -Brig-
ham "Young, in his early life-, lived in
Port Byron', N. Y villaeo eh the
Erie Canoe. ;the. twenty-six miles
tyest of Syrnce se, The :Port iiyrou
Chronice. says -" 7er ,;(,t.ra a ae thi-
piece about tee ( 182u, t, un youth
.of twenty years of 04,Je, p inter
by tattle. He resided in 11 i, lace
for reven or eight yt ins, married eie
wife here (No. i tern 1)), built a 11 011 80,
WhiCh is Still Stal.dillg, and behaved
himself like other men, giving no in-
dications of 'nine, the chosen sitint
which he now pi ofesses to bee'
In the extreme west end of _Derides,
near the railway track, there au
extensive pile oi beildings, lonely aud
deeerted, and weariug a '1 busted "
look which is disheartening to your
business inan. Tiles is the celebrated
coal oil refinery of _Pouches. , The
place, lowever, bas not tilleCtinibed
to the tiara times, but, °it the con-
trary, the cennetny that 01VIni it re-
ceives on condition • thet they keep the
place closed 51,000 it mouth from the
Union of bil refiners. This 'Union
(American) ie lle Aware that ehould.
the oil refinery in Dundas be in full
eretien !heir occupation, like Shake-
epeare'e celebrated chetacter would be
gene. '
Oa Moedny reek Mr. W, 0,
Foote, of t Anx Pim', shot 40
(leeks and 20 Wild armee. This, we
e wielder, entitlee " e Foote to the
championehip $1,9 qortsenann, or as a
" sheetiet " roe.
On 'Friday morningi at ;-iit o'31001c,
a }Argue netneet John O. ztreet. t St.
Catherine% light, lamed up from Port
Colborne, eves capsizled ebont six milee
below Long Point, Sot of the creW
were hest end thtee Saved tontine ere
nnioniivn. The ngianin Vas not on
hotted. °
Rounnev litre Peetene---teenther
daring stage robbery has occurred on
the El 1$100 111)0 Ono Onto d twn
hacke full of pastemgers were etnpped
hy the highwee men on the prairie.,
eighteen reline Wetit BtifOro
etaimt Etre .bemg successfuly worked,
yielding 510 to $2,0 to the man, but
beyond thie distriet the hostility and
often repeated nttneks nf Inflame on
prospectois 1113 almost yaralyzed the
the efforts of miners'.
The Toronto Evening Telegram, pub-
lishes a list showing ;he zuncunt of pro
party weerep ed from texeticen in that
city which is as fcelowe : Churches,
52,020,048 ; Ontario Government pro-
perty, 52,814,080 ; .Dotninion Govern:
meet, $1,130,038 ; Editcationet
51,661,608 ; re igions anti
00014,010 institutions', $210,983 ;
which with other property, repreaents
in all a sum of 57,081,170.
Nine cer-londs meethinery have
arrived at Dundee Screw Werke, and
rnenufacturiee will be commenced. in
abon t a month.
• The Arnericane are anxions to have
Queen 'Victoria visit the United States
dining the Centennial. They promise
her a most entlinsinetic reception.
A peculiarly American idea, has been
artai,ged Witt) Lite Centennial, nemely.
that each State is to Inive its chosen
orator townpieto on the peeoliaritiee,
and advantages' of ettah State,
- Complaints are made enneeeningethe
itiertietio wow which the mediae
ex hi bit, at P131101111 1(11111 is arranged.
One el 111(3 1011111131 thines in shape
ot joarealistic ori•or the misteee of
>01 American paper in mixing up Sir
John eleDoneld end the ten. D. J.
al. cd )nnell. of Toronto The peper
says of Sit Chet "tired of politi-
eel life, and diegr,sted with his own
party, les has ;joined the church. who
go in foe eternal punishment ; but he
has pined the eympethy end (esteem
el the Intact liberal portieni of his eon-
grogatiOn, Who aro detertnieed to stiek
to him throegh thialt and thin.
0, ',ice and theft gent toile for h te of. • Abont 0e ear ago a young 34111, resld-
f.)\ In to promote their interest. 'The lug iii the town of Villewood, swallowed
addreSe avid reply Will appear hi 3011 0 p0447. Tinto Pessed ou and noth-
next• bit wins thougen of the matter, and no
. Were .01p.erte11eed
'Int Snake season for entil severtl /notate; tirto when Hilo 0,13
. .
making StIgAV n'.% now over halide vietn- attaelted 11003With 810)01)1Demi
it-Vw Large 0144111111109 have helm merle
belie been ii4nettied 1140 01 II)iL
040,SOn W0,8 not 08 favleshle ft,ts tor. foiltottinif attd 9111 e3tn4N01242rv cameo ,ieielling their worit, another hook f 21
reerlv,—)lortlion Light ii/unrt oouid be asSigtieu for the pallid, pameetigers came lip. tin bitig ok-
IT1 1er etotii/ett. l3y thig tirno ttio
fo,dt 61,4'0110'0/nig tilf) penny were
Buy your Goods at thc, Gres t Fel of
DRY GOODS
GROCERIF S; PCOTS neeneW-kest et,
HATS Rita -OAPs t
r Block
In the store lately olettpied 1i7 Mr. 'Leggett
e are Marl ing g. eat inad 0o/1101.13 in ev. titio.g
0.11 st rid examine aml von will find a greet re -
duotio in till kinds of. goOde. Special, induce -
in :tits offered fa
Cottons, Prints
and Shirting.
qpinntild Oxford Shirting for 121c worth 211e.
d she.bentitifel Spring 1rwouns for Men 0r
s at half price. Boots aml 811c...slower tlisai
the "owest 1.1 meat, no per &alt. lesu Than noal
pricos. 11 ruts and Capic so (llen)) that ally rerst11
havmg seren cents in their oeket can got anew
one. .A11 kinds 0.
GROCERIES'
Sold loclow old rriees. Don't forget the Snle, mad
save, mourn,. 11011winber tlm place,
Drew's S tl
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Mitt. 171.c71
N.11. Tivery peyson thnt hires rt -gonna Ton,
will get a howl it ill Oh. omo I our tat me rum •
1,000 311 1330'. of fartumMuce taken in excl....ups
Exeter, May 10,187(1 lunar
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AND ARE PREPARED
To Convey 'Goods
Mon ey and valuables to any point.
WRY TIT AND SOLD
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