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THE MOKIWI. TEA COMPANY
Haspitat Stret<t. Montreal.:
The coutinued success of this Company is
only attributable to the quality and purity
of their. Teas= Over a hundred - thousand
boxes of Tea have been cent to different
parts of the Dominion,; and. upwards of a,
thousand testimonials can be shown, bearing
estiony t■o the quality and purity of the
pear A great saving can.. oe effected lay put
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acid upwards. Every package warranted to
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or four or Live 51b. 'cattiea, which will --:
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he Dominion.. The money `carp be collected
Fn delivery.
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n 5 and. 101b. tins and upwards, the flavour
f which is really excellent, and every pack
ae warranted. 20lbs. Tea and 5 or 10 lbs.
coffee, sent to any Railway Station carriage•
R€ e. Tea and t"offee deli: eyed five tunes
Wily in the city:
Silver taken. at par: .
BLACK TEA, ---p iglish Breakfast, Broken
af, strong Tea, 45e:., 50c.; Fine Flavored _`
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est Full Flavortd do: 75c.; Sound Oolong t.
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r Lie. ; Japan, Food, 30c., 55e., Fine 60c,,.
ery Fine 65c., Finest 75e.
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Re ; Young .€Tyson 5t0c., 60c., 65c700 ,.
ery Alio E65e., S {perhne and eery Choice
Fine Gunpowder- 83e. ; Extra Superfine
0 -FF.-No- 1, 30c ; No. 2,5e.•
}, 20e.; No. 4, 15e, per lb. ,
Nothing less than a Cattle sold by this
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A. YEAR'8 TRIAL
re Montreal Tea Company : INIon`real,1863.
GENTS -It is nearly a year since 1 ptirehas-
the first chest of Tea from your hose.
cave purchased many since, and .1 am
used to inform 3-ou that the Tea as in
;rk case proaed most satisfactory, as well
being exceedingly cheaper Yours very
F
ir- `-� F. D..TE E,
4lciitreai Tea Company :
.tENTLEMEN-TI e Tea 1 purchased of you
!quell has given great satisfaction and
e ur of it is very fine. Itis very strange,
&Mee l leave been drinking your Tea I
e been quite free frora heart -burn, which
:tlel
always pain zine after b_eal fa ,t. I at-
.tite this parity of your Tea, and shall
unite a easterner.
Yours respectfully.
FRANCIS CCS T. WREN..
54, St. John Street Montreal.
rcontrezal, April 18€ 6 -To the Montreal
"Company,.6 IIoai at -1 r•treet,, ?llc'ntreal :
e notice with pleasure the large amount
'ea that we have
ardeI to you to
rent parts of the Dominion, and we are
to find your business so rapidly nereas-
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aitisfaution, as out of the lar:. e= amount
aided we have only had occasion to re-
one box, which, we unit castanet, was
out through a mistake. jf ��{{
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BRITAIN'.
Loindon, May 6th. The House in
(Joutmitee resumed the consideration of
the Yeah Church Bill.
Sit George Jenkins, Conservative
member for North. Wiltshire moved
that the clause providing cohfensation
for Maynooth College from Church'
Y
finds be struck out.
Mr. Qtadstone protested against the
inconsistency of the conduct of mem-
, hers, who vowed for the grant to the
Presbyterians, and who offered compen-
sation
om pp en-
action for the 'Catholics, consenting to
make use of religious prejudices in their
s endeavors to defeat i Government
which was dealing out equal, justice to
both.
A protracted discussion ensued on the
advisability of -drawing the compensa-
tion for Maynooth from the:: Consolidated.
-the Church Funds.
or
Mr. Blight opposed placing any ad-
d tional burthen on the tax -payers
Mr. Disraeli supported the grant ;
but urged that it be paid out of the
Consolidated Funds.
A division was finally had on the
amendment offered by Sir Geo. Jen-
kins,
Jentoins, and it was rejected by the follow
ing vote : For the amendment, 192 ;
against it, 318. Government majority,
126.
London, 1VI• y 7 midnight. -The
House of Co mons has. finished • the
consideration of the Irish, Church Bill
in Committee.
In the House of Lords to -night, the
Marquis of Salisbury wanted ;to know
if Icer Majesty's Government endorsed
the policy •aclvccated by MT Bright, to
' the effect ct that the people must be
placed in possession of the laud in Ire-
land in greater nu ni bets. He said the
present uncertaintyas to the position-
of the Government on the land ques-
tion was injurious.
Earl Granville, in reply, said he
must decline to open the question. A
Bill qn the subject wouldbe intro-
duced at the next session of Parlia-
ment. Tia assureu the House that the
Government would maintain the rights
of property.
UNITED STATES.
New York, Mav 10. ---Collectors of
Ports have been authorized by- the
Se..i eL .i y of the Treasury sury to pass free
of duty waggons, ploughs' and all agri-
cultural implements belonging to Can
•adiann emigrants, provided the Obllectc r
be satisfied that the emigrant will
settle in the United States, and make
his permanent home here: • •
The Tribune's special says, the state
Department
has succeeded, through. our.
Minister in -England and -the evidences
forwarded to him by Secretary Fish, in
transferring responsibility in the Mary
Lowell case from our Government to
England,' The -latter Government; it
appears from information . which has
reached the State Department, has pre-
sented claims arising from, the seizure
of the vessel by the Spanish -Cuban
authorities, to the Spanish Govern-
nnen.t at Madrid, and densanded a settle-
nient.
'Wlaehington, May 11. -3 -Parties here
in th'e interest of tl_ e . Cu'bans, state that
theta are now, in the Cuban army, 25,
000 Tien, 2,000 of whom are Atteri
cans, Itis said, by representatives of
,,
the revolutionary army, , tlia t success
would be placed beyond a doubt if rhe
United States would recognize the belli-
gerent rights of the -insurgents ; and in
that ease men and money, already
promised, would be furnished in atbun-
dance.
The-- subject of annexation of St..
Domingo will ieceive `-`othcial consid-
•enation at an early day. Prof. GaLb
says he has prospected 200 esluare miles
-of gold bearing territory on that Island
surpassing in richness -any known- 'per -
tion of California and .Australia.
-St; Louis;. May 10. -•The' last _spike
'was driven inte the last tail of the
Pacific railway•at Promontory Poitat.
-At noon all the telegraph, wires
-aa ere put in ` communication so
• rfhat every office in the United States
,should know the moment the spike was
'driven in, he having . laid a wire up to
the rail for that purpose. It was s accor
dingly arranged that one of cult should
be es�,abIi,hed, and that as tlje i ' was
sp ke as
• struck he should say •'Donee' so that it
would be known m every town in 'the'
country that the work was finished.
SPAIN;
Madrid, May 6.-A. Carlist conspi-
racy has been discovered in Barcelona,•.
36 arrests have so far been nude in
connection with the affair. Many army
officers are implic-gated, \Important`
papers containing details of the plot
have been seized.
• In the Constitutent Cortes yesterday,
the article of the National. Constitution
guaranteeing liberty- of worship was.
adopted by 164 to 40.
Madrid, May 9. -Yesterday Gen.
Print alluded to the rumors that he
meditated an attempt against the liber-
al regime, and pr nou. ced them utterly
useless. He declared that the future
'would prove that honor an liberty
was his motto.
The condition of the nations' finances
causes much anxiety. It is. stimated
t'iat the expenditures would e cesd tl.e
revenues by twelve million reals.
Madrid, May 10. -In the ortes on
Saturday; Senor Lorenzana, t' e Min
iter of State, replied that the Goverr-
ment p
fully . recognized the importance of
the Gibraltar question, buti that before
.�
ttoo aloin: of
C-
1 ,
e otation
• opening n g s or its cess
-
i )n, that nation\\ ust be strongly con-
satuted and financially !reorganized.
In England it is no imager illegal
for a man to marry his deceased wife's
sister. In the debate which. arose in
the House of Commons a fortnight
ago on the subject, Mr. Bight de-
livered one of the most forcible and
eloquent ,speeches. His phrase •' ecle-
siastiral rubbish,"la > l died to the sen-
timental
en-timental
considerations advanced
against . the Bill, though sufficiently
apt, was Unnecessarily- severe It is
well to respect honest diffeience of
opinion, even when it hasits found-
ation in prejudice and want of infor-
mation. But we are entirely of Mr.
Blight's opinion that the •e can be'no
reasonable ground for cobtinuirig the
interdiction, as : their can be no reas-
onable ground for:'its imposition. -The
London Times co dexnus the Bill as
likely to lead to .further infringe-_
h ents on the degrees of affinity ; con-
sidering _it, also, mischievous to lega-
lize marriages • which important reli-
gious bodies will stigmatize as unlawful.
To the first oojeetion we propose the
experience of Canada and the United
States ; the social inconveniences pro-
phecied by the Yirnes h e never c ver -
taken these countries. With regard to.
the second point, we Will only remark
that so long as a certain act is not ex
pre -sly or inferInti, lly fn bidden oy
Holy Writ, merely humanstandards
should not seek; to trannrnel men's con-
ciences. For 4obvious reasons; mar-
riages of the scrt we are clisui sing are
not likely` to become very g'LLcrl. But
if the parties chiefly conwei ned are atx-
ious to be - iii• ed in marriage, why
should t'.e law in'erlaose ? Tire •de'iate
in •the House of Commons has confirm-
ed us in the view that there is no divine
or natural l .t,
w against marriage with a
deceased wife's sister, and the, New
Parliament has manifested a spirit of
wisdom and of justice iu removingtbe
-stigma of illegality from such unions.
The Bill was -carried by 243. t-) 144,
and the result was hailed by the f •r
occupants of the ladies' gallery wi
manifeatrtions of approval.-Advertis r.
• CsAioNER'S A CQUiITTAE.-Th:efollo•w-
ing statement of what transpired in
and arround the Court House on the
morning young Chaloner was acquitted
will • be read wi h interest : - Before the
Clerk of the Crown put the question to
thein, the Chief Justice warned all per-
sons present, that any display of appro-
bation and disapprobation wo'tld be
promptly ordered down -the words
not guilty," however, were hardly ut-
tered, when the crowd, notwithstand-
ing the warning of the Court, cheered
vociferously. The cry was taken up in
the corridors and passed along the street
where the people also cheered. The
jury and the prisoner's counsel were
congratulated on all .tides. After the
Judges had left the Benehs, a general
nisi' ayes made 'for the dock and young
Chaloner was almost si ffocated with
congratulations, which. were warm mild
numerous. The sheriff and his officers
made several atter.rpts to clearthe court
room, blit without effect, and the peo-
ple remained fir nearly an hour before
the excitement had subsided sufficient-
ly to restore anything like order. The
prisonleft the dock at last, in . the
compa,n of the jailor, andforcing his
way thiough the crowd to the private
staircae heP assed down to the base-
ment of the building, where he remain-
ed for half an lout• enjoying himself at
a luncheon which had been
his friends. providedby
fiends.. The crowd outside increas-
ed every moment, and at this time
numbered over 2,000 persons,
t com le -
,g p comple-
tely blocking, up the yard and door
through' which Chaloner had to pass.
•On - his appearance accompanied by his
father, the multitude again ' took' to
cheering, and eheer•after cheer succeed -
ted in rapid •ssa ct essson. The prisoner
looked remarkably weld ; his face Was
slightly flushed, and a •strii`ltr played up-
on his lips, wh'eh :ga've 6i'i'ent 1'iroof of
the-gratifieation he felt front 'the ovati-
on. He returnedthe cheers of the
crowd by occasionally raising his hat
and bowing to the people. A carriage
was tbrought shortly after, into which
he' jumped, and immediately drove
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Grocery. Residence, -Main Street, North,
Seaforth, Dec. 14, 18418. _- J3-ly
TRACY, M. D., CORONER FOR
the County of Huron. OFFICE and
ItEsIfENOE-One door East of the Methodist
Episcopal Church.
Seaforth, Dec, 14, 1868. 53-ly Seaforth, April 9tla
LEGHORN
A T S
FOR ,
STIMM'R
THE
EAR
est &Cbapist0,
1-
avelties
IN
ALL AT
J. DU NCAN &CO'S.
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Seaforth, May 13th, 1869.
THOS. BELL.
CABINET & CHAIR MAKER
UNDERTAKER &c.
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ALL kinds of furniture kept constantlyon
hand, consisting of the best varieties.
Krughruff's Spring Mattrasses, Children's
Carriages. Cons kept constantly on hand.
Work made on the. premises.
Com' A Hearse for hire. Wareroom op-
posite Kidd & McMuikms, •
THUS. BELL,
March 24, 18o8.
A Large Stock
GREAT STOCK
OF NEW
PRIN GGOODS
Containing all
THE NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON,
At Hickson' s.
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CALL EARLY AND SECURE
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HICKSON'S.
JUST ARRIVED !
Another Car Load of PECK'S
Montreal Cut Nail's
At Johnson Bro's.
AN APPRENTICE WANTED,
INS+
ANTED, a smart active lad to learn
the Waggon Makin
1' 1' Apply to Geo.
Grassie, opposite osite the- "Expositor"
sitorp' pOffice.
April 22.
P72}3in
OFFICES .TO LET.
OUR excellent offices to Iet in Scotia
1 New Brick Block. Apply i at
MBCA TIG HEY & y HOLMSTED'S.
Seaforth, Jan. 27, 1869. i 6{)4
COURT OF REVISION.
TOWNSHIP OF HAY.
HF, Court of Revision for the Township
of Iia will commence in the y Town
Rall on Tuesday, the 18th of May next,- at
10 o'clock a. m.
WILLIAM .WILSON,
Township Clerk.
Hay, 14th April, 1869. 72-3in
Cr.)
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Family Drug Store.
J
RLU MSD E N has just received his
■
Spring Importations
ortations
of Pure Drugs and Medicines; Chemicals and
Patent Medicines French English and
American Perfumery ; Hair Dress t s, Oils,
and Pomades ; Hair, Tooth, Nail and Shav-
ing Brushes ; Dressing and Fine-tooth Combe;
Toilet and Shaving Soaps, dc., &c.
Horse 4 Cattle Medicines,
Condition Powders, etc.
DYE STUFFS
/
Of very Superior Quality,
PHYSICIANS' Prescriptions accurately
PreP,
1. LTJSDEN,
oaforth. April 22.
Pharmaceutical Chemist.
53-41.
SHOVELS, SPADES,
SPADING AND
MANURE FORKS
GARDEN RAKES,
HOES, ao.,
In Great Variety,
At JOHNSON Bug's.
70 j Seaforth, April 9th, 13u9.
70
VENT ACT oF.484
In the Iter of NOMAS CL''I RIE,
of S Orth, an nsolvent.T.
HEditors of the Insolvent are notifi-
ed
ed at he hay: made an assignment of
his esta and effects under the above act to
me, the dersigned Assignee, and that they
are ret i ed• to furnish me within twoZ'
months rom this date with their claims,
specif ' the security they hold if any, 'and.
the vat , of it, and if none stating the fact,
the wh e attested under oath, with the
voucher an support ,ort of such claims.
Dated!*t Goteach in the County of
Hur-
on, this nth April, 1869.
JOIN HALDAN, Official Assignee:74
NOTICE.
TOTSHIP OF TUCKERSMITH.
THE urt of Revision for the 'I'ownsl• ip
of Ttekersmith will be held at the V-
-lage of ondville, in the House of John
Daly,mi. riday the 14th dayof Maynext
at the hr of 12 o'clock, noon, for `te pur-
pose of v
trio e Assessment � ss ssment of the
said
d
Townshi andhearing and deciding lappeaLs
against same.
WILLIAM MUIR,
Township Clerk.
T4ickerssth, 20th April. 72 Sin
;do -
WAGONS, BUGGIES,
A ND all implements for farm use mane -
faired by
NOUGHT & TEEPLE,
Gdod and Cheap.
Rcmei ,r the stand-
NORTH
tand-
N[ TH ROAD SEAFORTH.,
SeafortFeb. 20;1868. it -1 -
OI
ONTARIO HOUSE,
award. Cash
JJAS
"Mai pleasure in announcing to his
cust niers that he g is . opening upone of
p,
ti best assorted Stooks of
S5rz and Siemer
1'
o S
To be foul in .Seaforth. Prints and Muslin
Dresses of the most beautiful patterns. La-
dies' Bon'ts and Parasols of the latest
styles. Wks' Straw and Felt Hats 'by hun-
dreds. TSAS and General Groceries that
cannot be excel ted, always on hand; also_ sV
good stock Id Hardware, consisting of Paint
Oils, Mon•eal Nails, Harvest Tools, House
Furnitu'r Wheels Crockery and Reels, C ockery and.
Lamps.
Seaforth. pril 14, 1869. 53-ly..
TIME' TIME' TIME'
TF you wit a Watch that will keep the
correct "time, purchase one of Thomas
Russell ki Son's celebrated Watches. A
large stock:,°of them for sale at
M.R COUNTER'S
SE:AFORTH,
He has.lilso on hand a large assortment of
Clocks, Jewellery, Fancy Goods, Toys, ire,
all to be s Id Cheap for Cash.
Eve .' c description Watches, Clocks,
and Jewellery Repaired on the Shortest
Notice, and Warranted to give satisfaction.
'The hi,liest price paid'for Old 'Cold and
• Silver
M. R. .COUNTER.
Seaforth, April 27th, 1869. 53-ly
1" -AN A_DIAN
ANNEXATION
THE dersigned has annexed a large
quality of
New Goods!!
To his old stock, and
REIYIOVED
e 'whole across the Streets-
TO CANN'S OLD STAND.
Combed, they form the
Stock :of
d ts)
•
1111
t selected
Ever offered to the inhabitants of :Seafortb,
and parts who trade there, comprising La-
dies; Gats, and Chidrens' wear in great
variety, the. very Latest . Styles and best -
quality d which will be disposed of at
the Veryy:.owest Possible Remurative Prices
for CASEL, Also a large quantity of Home-
made Wc.k always on hand.
ORD. ,ED WORK of all:kinds got u in
a style tit cannot fail to give satfaction.
REPA It,ING Neatly Executed.
N. B. uDon't-forget McCann's Old Stand.
ICN OF THE BIC - BOOT
'THOS. 'COVENTRY.
tiafortho April 29th. 73-tf.
7
SEAFORTI1 MILLS.
1
los"' and Feed !
reoei!ed an Agency fro=W.11AV1G
J. obie, fob; the sale of their 1anrivel€- "
ed Floe; I am' "now preparedto furru
prchaaerai with an article
WHIC WILL DEFY COMPETITIO$I
Partie( rdering:Flour or 'Feed from xoo,
can have .he same delivered in any part of
Town ono he shortest notice.
W. 4.ULT
Seaforth. Jan. 20th; 1869.
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