The Expositor, 1869-05-21, Page 3ft
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Mr,. Rym;d moved for information
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pulling the purchase of property
HansEtou, for the Deaf and Dumb y a
Asy
turn, and -the sines removal of that lei
stit€rtion. In.doing which, he die} slat.
forget to give the gevernien t some'
hard thrusts. The motion of Mr, Ol�
ver- relative to the Governor Generali
Salary,: was further discussed.
FRIDAI ' a
it The great feature of this days p
Ings was the introduction cif At
Rose's Banking and Currency ScheIDe
A Bill limiting the rate of intereet
was al. o introduced thisday by Mr.
Fuse
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MONDAY.
Aft ` Routine Business, Mr oxo_
enzi opened up hi.
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Railrojd Route discussion, to which Ise
spoke 'most effectively, Showing in
the clearest possible manner that the
route determined on by the Commission
was in every sense of the- word, the'
least desirable. This question occupied
the entire day. Many of the membe
rs
tf took part in day.
€aiscussion, and from
what was weld, it was apparent that an
were well aware of the folly which
characterized the selection of the North
Shore Route, costing nearly, or quite
r't doulie the .stoney, without even ans-
rwering as e good. a .purpose. Still Mr,
l Cartwright submitted a resolution to
the effect, . "That under these eIrcun
stances the House considers that any
discussion as to the Route of the In-
teicolonial Railroad would not ansa -erg
any good purpose, and would greatly
prejudice the credit of the Dominion at
home ane abroad," which was carried by
a vote of 114 to 29.
TUESDAY'.
After Routine Business, Sir John A,
McDonald introduced his. Election
Bill, the provisions of ' hie Ii: ere mLiin-
1y, that in Cotettiee an elector for sap
Mer tber of Parliament shall be
Freeholder' to the amount of $200 ;
and every tenant having a written
lease for five years, who has been in
possession at least one year, and who
pays a rental of $20. In Cities, Free-
holders to the extent of $400, and
tenants of dwelling houses, monthly
or yearly, paying a rental of- $30: Per-
sons having en ;messed income of $400
per annum, are also to have a vote.
The House resumed the debate on
the motion for the House to go into
Geinniittee of Sr illy, and en Hon..
Mr. Down's amendment thereto, with
ref;rence to Reciprocity: The amend-
ment was lost by a majority, of 111 to.
19.
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WEDNESDAY:
The Commons did not meet until 8
o'clock, in order to allow the members
attending the funereal of the late Mayor
of Ottawa. On an enquiry made by
Mr Stirton with reference to a certain
payment, being part of the sum voted
for unfoeen expenses, a debate took
place on the subject of the long delay-
ed arbitration between the Dominion
and the Provinces. The House then:
went into Committee. " on the Bill re
speeting Bins of Lading and Ware-
house Receipts, and on a resolution of
Mr. Anglin respecting the Inspection
of Hides, both subjects involving the
question of the jurisdictions of the
House.
TLE Ottawa. Citizen of Friday last
Ember a glowing account of the great
ball in the Capital at which the Gov.
General was present. The rink where
the dancers danced, was "most grace-
fully" decorated ; the table at which.
they dined " literally grand" with the
excess of viands the ladies were
dazzling' pith their beauty and jewel-
ry ;,and the whole affair was one of
the. most " brilliant" ever seen in Ca-
Enda:. since the visit of the Prince of
Vales Well, perhaps the Citizen iw
`ght in. his description. 1 He might,
kowever, with great propelietety have el ---
w' added, that n was a great exhibition
:af "fashion- and folly, coquetry and
THE Goderich. Star has; dosereted the
Stain question which we have had tee -
ler debate for some time, viz., thr
`Salt Tars" and resorted to fibbing
tbout our statements, We need not;
ray wherein, as the Star know,, and eta
rust the -readers. at both paper'
hie resort of our eonfrere ist one of
,he strongest proofs possible, of the
eeakness..of its position.
Gxrete excuemept hes leen created
iy the Government's proposed new
yanking scheme. The opinions of ale
nost all disinterested business and risco
Lied rhea are decidedly against it.
A lunatic named Mansfield ha* e-
aped from the A ealteretburg astogoet,
xpaoz#ax.
DISTRICT MATTER.
THE County Council meet on the
31st inst., (Monday week.)
Benches brick: stores are to be built
ori the sites of those destroyed by the
fir in Goderioh.
THE Township . of Tuckersmith is
about letting a lot of public works.
RASSIE has his shops rebuilt onthe
site of . the late fire. He may antici-
1,ate & general rush of business from his
old friends. See adv.
JACxsees aiat Egmondville, have to
hand ,an excellent stock of Dry Goods,
Groceries etcf, all to be sold cheap.
Highest prick: paid for country pro-
duce..
THE Queen's Birthday wilt be cele-
brated in--) Seaford', Walton, Ainley-
ville, Kiubur r, Leecheville, Wroxeter,
Clinton and Bayfield.
WE have to hand a communication
from C. iarrol, P. L. S., Wroxeter,
},eirg on the Wroxeter mill pond gees
tion. He shows that the pond in ques-
tion covers 921- acres at high water,
and 75 at low water.
T T -I E.SEAFOR
WROSETE.
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(From `our Special Correspondent,)
ON Thursday, the 1 3th inst., our
usually quiet neighborhood Was thrown
into tt state Of great excitement'by an
affray between Henry Cleg and Samuel
Rae, which resulted in the latter_ stab-
bing the former with a knife, near the
region of the heart, which was feared
would .terminate fatally. The quarrel
appears to have arisen about . a field of
some tw my acres of -pasture ' land,
which Rae had rented last year, and
still claims to hold the rightful posses-
sion. Cleg thinking' that Rae possessed
to -rightful claim- to the land, allowed
his- sheep^ and cattle to go upon it ;
these, Rae frequently had turned off,
and it appears had abused some of
them in - so doing. During the dry
weather _a portion of the fence was
burned, and -tae suspected Oleg or his
father of doiipg it. On Thursday morn-
ing ' Oleg called upon Mrs. Rae,
and warned them not to abuse the cat-
tle, or drive teem out any more, and
used . some very abusive language to
Mrs. Hae, and also made some very im
proper threats against her husband.
Henry Rae was engaged . in traveling
a horse. Mrs. Rae that forenoon sent
for him to come 'home, which he did
about noon. He went down to the
field and drove out the .cattle which
were in it. Cleg carne aloof the road
from his Lather's place to where Rae
was, when an angry altercation took
pi we between there. Clcg standing on
the, road v ith a knife in .his hand,
either whittling, or paring his nails,
challenged Rae to fight. Rae drew his
knife' from his po.ket, rushed upon
Oleg, and stabbed 'him. The affray was
seen froma distance, but there was no
one near them, - 'Rae shortly after fled,
and although he is supposed to be still
in the - neighborhood, the authorif es
have not succeeded in arresting hi .
Medical aid was: immediately sent for
to attend the wounded man, who was
carried home in a state of great pros-
taticn. When the wound was exan -
ined, the.knife appears to have struck
the bone at the end of the sixth rib
and 'glanced, passing through the di-
aphragm towards the stomach, inflicting
a wound some three or four inches
deep. It was thought for some days
that . Oleg could scarcely recover-,. . He
has been attended by Dr. Swale of
Wroxeter, .under whose skilful treat-
ment, he is now doicg well, and it is
thought will survive. The affray hap-
pened on. the boundary line between
H.owick and Turnbeiry, about two
miles south of Wroxeter.
IN Seaford( several excellent ' build-
ings are in the course of erection,
amongst which are the Roman Catholic
Church, Caarm chael's Hotel, the store
of Killoran. & Ryan, and the New
Post O Fuse.
SUTHERLAND'S County Directory is
being delivereu by the proprietor, and'
,one of the cavassing agents. It is got
up in excellent style,- and so far as we
have been able to examine it, we be-
lieve it to be very reliable. Mr. Suth-
erland is establishing a reputation for
his directories.
A NOVELTY.—We have to -acknow-
ledge a present from Messrs Johnston.
Bro.'s, of this place, of an improved
coffee pot. It is an invention which
we are wire every housewife would
take advantage of, did she but know
what excellent clear coffee it makes..
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WE would remind the public of the
Railway excursion on Monday the 2 4th
which will be a pleasant way to spend
the Queen's Birthday, and -give to many
an opportunity of seeing the celebrated
salt wells at Gcderich, have a short sal:
on the lake, and witness the per,
formances of; the County Town.
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A STABIt1NG affray T took i place in
Wroxeter on Tuesday. L week. :A man
named -Siegbung the sufferer at the
hands of on Rae. At first it was sup-
posed that t e woundwould prove fat-
al but hopes are now entertained for
Clegg's life. Rae has escaped. For
further particulars see Wroxeter cor-
respondence' in another column.
QUEEN'S 1IRTHDAY IN SEAFORTIH,—
As will bejseen by "adv.," elsewhere,
the amuseirjents in Seaforth for the
24th, are such as cannot foil in attract-
ing large numbers from all parts of the
country, of such as love a day's' relaxa-
tion. Seaforth has hitherto sustained
a high reputation for the pleasure of
its " fete days," and the determination
of the committee is, not to allow it to
be one whit behind on this occasion.
DYerErsm cured by
ti -Costive and Tonic
the Bowels, correct th
plexion and renovate.
composed of active in
concentrated form, an
disease, curing alinos
ands testify to their
Sold old by
BEAUTIFUL ! Sree ID ! ! ' is the verdict
given by all who use Hunt's Empire Hair
Gloss. It makes dry harsh, stiff hair soft.
,glossy and beautiful. It cleanses the scalp,
removes pimples, st engthens the lands,
prevents the hair from falling, and will cer-
tainly make it grow strong, luxuriant and
beautiful, and it. is only 25 cents per bottle.
Sold everywhere. 73 ly
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RIiEUMATISM and all other aches and pains
leave the body on application of Jacobs'
Rheumatic Liquid. We will warrant it to
cure Burns, Frost ites, Chilblains, Sore
Throat, Lame Back or Side, Sprains, &c.
Some of the cures it as effected are almost
too wonderful for b lief. Many have been
saved. by it from im ending death, and re-
stored to life and he lth. No family issafe
a day without it ; hundreds of vahiable
lives and thousands f doliars may be saved
annually by its us • As a preventive of
contageous diseases, othing ever before in-
vented can compare with it. ° We authorize
all dealers to refund the money, if it does
not give entire satisfaction.
73-ly S J FOSS & Co.
TH XPOSIToR.
using Dr. Colbyt's An-
Pill& They regulate
Liver, clear the Com -
the system ; they are
edients in a highly`
strike at the root of
like magic. 'Thouxs-
xtraordinary curative
1] dealers. 73-ly
SEEDS, SEEDS.—Received at Scott
Robertson's Mammoth Grocery and
Seed Store, , the following Imported
fresh and prime seeds. White Belgian
Carrot; Sk.ireing's Im ported Seeds,
Sharpe's do do Purple Ttrapleaf Turnip
Long Red Mansel, Rape Seed, Early
York Cabbage, Fiat Dutch do Drum-
head do Butter Beans, Early China
Beans, Adams' Early Corn Early Sugar
Corn, Gherkin Cucumber, Tom Thumb
Peas, Dianne_0'Rouke Peas, Red Clov-
er Seed, White Dutch do Alsike do
Yellow Treyfoil do Hungarian Grass,
Mixed Lawn do Tares or Vetches.
SPECTACLES AND SPY GLAS SES. —
1 azaras Morris Az. Co., the well known
andjustly celebrated Occnlists ,and Op-
ticians, of Great Britain, United States
and Canada, have appoiutecl Mr. M.
R. Counter as their sole agent for Sea -
forth and vicinity. Too much cannot
be said as to the superiority of -these
glasses over the ordinary ones worn.
`The brilliancy of the lenses renders the
vision perfectly clear and distinct, the
hardness of the glass renders- them
rot liable to hecolne scratched'', and the
firmness of the temper of the metal and
e the great strength of the frames obvi-
!.ates theme becoming out of repair in
other respects. These glasses are
itot the ordinary :flat simple magni-
fying glasses commonly worn, but are
rounded like the ball of the eye and
thereby give- a scope to the ' vision and
ease to the wearer, and are termed pe-
riscopic_ In fact they are said to be
the best spectacles manufactured in the
world, and those wanting help in this
way would do well to give Mr. Count-
er a call. See advertisement.
Meeting of the Medical Associa-
tion of the Co. of Huron.
USS A.R �I� � D
Another Car Load of PECK'S
)lontreal Cut Nails.
At Johnston Bro's.
Seaforth, April 9th.
70
A meeting of the Medical Associ-
ation of the County _ of Huron was
held in Sharp's Hotel, Seaforth, on the
20th inst.
Dr. Cole, President, Dr. Coleman,.
Secretary.
Communications were read from the
Medical. Association of the County of
Perth, also a deputation from the Me-
dical Association of the County of
Perth consisting'ofDrs. Hyde, Horni-
iprooke, and Davidson were introduced.
There was a general conversation up-
on the nomination of a candidate to re-.
present the Association in the Medical
Council. . Moved by Dr. Vercoe, seconded by
Dr. Tracy, That, Whereas we the mem-
bers of the I1'Iedical Association of the
County of Huron, here .resent, have
heard with pleasure of the nomination
of Dr. Hyde, of Stratford, as -a fit and
proper person to repreaent the Mala -
hide and Tecurnseth- Divisions in the
Medical Council, therefore,
Resolved, That we, the said Medical
Association,' pledge -ourselves to use.
every exertion to secure his election.
—Carried.
Moved by Dr. Tracy, seconded by
Dr. eicMurchie, That Dr. Cole be
President, and Dr. Coleman, Secretary,
for the next year.—Carried.
Moved by Dr. Vercoe, seconded by
Dr. Tracy, That Drs: Cole, Coleman,
Wood, McDougall and McMurchie, be
a Committee on Organization.—Car-
ried.
The mattes of a Delegate to the
Medical Convention : in Toronto, was
left over until the next meeting.
. Moved by .Ur. Sloan, seconded by
Dr. i'hompson, Thhat the next meeting
of the Association be held in Clinton;,
at the Commercial sBotel, for the pint-
pose
oipose of receiving the Report of the
Committee on ' Organization. The.
meeting to commence at 10 a.m., on
the last Wednesday in June. -Carried.
Moved by Dr. Monroe, seconded
by Dr. McMurchie, That this Associa-
tion 'meet at Seatorth, Clinton, and
Goderich, in rotation.—Carried.
Dr. Coleman, Essayist for the first
meeting.
The meeting then ad j onrnecL
Other County papers will please
copy and bblige the Secretary.
40.0
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ONE PRICE ONLY.
NEW DRESS I GOODS,
NEW PARASOLS,
NEW MANTLES,
NEW SHAWLS,
NEW HATS,
NEW BONNiT
NEW FLOWERS.
New
CHEAP COTTONS,
CHEAP SHIRTINGS,
CHEAP PRINTS,
CHEAP CLOTHS,
CHEAP TWEEDS,
CHEAP HOSIERY,
CHEAP BOOTS & SHOES.
FRESH GROCERIES.
PRODUCE IN EXCHANGE AT
CASH RATES.
Waggons, Buggies,
AND
DEMQCRATS'
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THE undersigned is now manufacturing a
large number of
Patent Arm Waggons 1
Of :the most thorough finish, and will posi-
tively guarantee the tires to remain tight on
the wheels for at least Ten Years . I am
also turning out Buggies and Democrats of
Various Styles!
Frim the best quality of Hickory, imported
expressly from Ohio.
As all my AXELS ! both Wood and
Iron, are set by my Patent Axle Guage, 1
can confidently warrant my Waggons and
Buggies to Run Lighter than any other built
in Canada.
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TERMS LIBERAL!
To responsible parties.
All orders by mail or otherwise, promptly
attended to.
G. MINCHIN.
■OHIN.
Shakespeare, May 5th, 1869. 74-4in
.A.CT1VP
Agents Wanted !
GENTS A wanted to canvass every Town-
ship in the County of Huron, for
ROBERTS' PATENT
'HORSE HAY FORK,
Price, $6 00.
Liberal Commission Allowed,
Township Rights fir Sale.
Having secured the exclusive right for the
County of Huron for the above invention,
any person oi• persons making or vending the
FIRE. —On Friday night Hollanu's same will be prosecuted according' to law.
Grist. Mill Mitchell was burned. In- JAMES PURVIS,
sured for $3,800. Loss exceeds that
Seaforth.
amount. Seatorth, April 2, 1869. 69-3m.
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CONNECTUT ' MUTUAL
ift O neat Co,
NO11:0E
THE appointment;` of Daniel L. Sills, as
Agent of this Company for the Province
of Ontario, was evoked by the Board of
Directors on the 9t:nst, and Messrs Hod-
ges Brothers, of Deoit. Mich., are from that
date appointed General gents for the Pro-
vince of Ontario, tow all Local AgeLts
will please forward applications and reports.
W. S. OLMSTED,
Secretary.
Hartford, April 17th, 1869. . 74-6i
NOTICE OP _GUARDIANSHIP.
1iI' CE is here given that at the Ex-
` piration of twenty days from date I
will make application to the Surrogate Court
of the County of Huron, to be appointed
Guardian of Mart ai, Margaret Ann, Wil-
iam George, and Henrietta McSpadden, in-
fant children of &baud McSpadden'
late of
the Township of teKillop, in said County
deceased.
THOMAS SHANNON.
By McCaughey 4 Holmested, Solicitors
for Thomas .Shannon.
Seaforth, May 761 1869. 74-71a
gEAUTIEUL
NATURE'S' CROWN.
Yon Neat Cultivate it
GRAY HAIR
cue, certain indication of
d oay at the Roots.
MRS. S. A. _ALLEN'S
Hai ' R66tdrer
Restores gray hair fns aatu
and produces luxurisitt groat
bountiful globs and tghtful
Manufactory and Sales 011l
35BARCLAY TRE and 40
266 HIGH REBORN
erSeatter and ells,
oa' Seaf orth. For Sale ev
January 28th. MO.
color and bad
It gives fire Bair
rand.
PARK ?LACE, ft. Y. •
Undo*, Eng.: e
Druggists, agent*
rywhere.
K0•lr,
1869. 1869.
SPf21i1G
IM PORTATIONS
• KIDD & M'MULKIN
ARE NOW ptepared to SHOW 'Hip (iitents of
40 Packages
OF
Dry .00ds
MANTLES,
MILLINERY,
BOOTS &SHOES
&c., &c., which
be sold at the
�
Smallest Irofits!
LISTEN 11!
WHILE
Q &Ai
N
SPEAKS.
For his Stock of.
SPRPGGOODS
WAS
T ever Excelled
In this Market.
The Manchester House
Then, is the place for Satisfaction
in Dealing. -
SSeaforth, May 4th, 1869. 61.E
OFFICES TO LET.
OUR excellent offices to let is Scott's
New Brick Block.AppI at
bicCAUGHEY & HOLMSTED'S.
Seaforth, Jain. 27, 1869. 0U -t
Alwayop Hanc(
A Mice
tock of
T'a it roceries.
IttS
a
KgiD. & McMULKI i,
Seaforth. May 7i_ 1869.
200400' FEET OF
LUM
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E R !
Sold W out Reserve t
TlTF udrsi sld b,
mereuand theree
stock of Leuer in
Messrs Sheazn. & 1
to intimate to Far-
hat he has a large ,
his yard, adjoining,
es Mill, Seaforth,
comprising all f,the varieties necessary for .
building purpoots, which he is determined to
sell at very law4 rates :for Cash, Those in-.,
tending to bulk,- would do well to call ani
examine the slick b ore purchasing . else
where. '
P: 5.—He is also pared to furnish Bill
Stuff, Lath, ant- all nds ' of Dressed `Lam=
ber. Ts
HOM S LEE.
Seaforth, , 3rd. 74 3Ps..