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IR►ISHTOW
CONSECRATE ON OR THE 1.1
TRY.
SHTOWN GEMS
Reported for ate asi ¢r.
The Right Rev. Dr. Welsh, R C.,
Bishop of Sandwich, . a oom paned by
Rev, M. Eagan, visited Irishtown list
Friday. On Sunday his Lordship cele-
brated first mass, Father Oulett second,
I+iather Eagan third, and Rev. Fathter
Murphy last mass. Aefficient choir
swelled the praise of od is soul -stir-
ring music..
ltev. Father. Eagan, ' u speaking on.
the consecration of the emetry, said :
That Greece, Rome, and Egypt erected
expensive rnonulnents and °pyramids to
mark their respect for the deceased
brothers:. The barbarous 4siatics, the
savages on the plains all revere the
deald. Was i5 the to ee, ° dust, and
ashes of the dead they r spected `l No,
but a living principle _ that remained
after death. , The emanation -of God's
holy spirit did not die with the bony,
" Let us make roan in our own image
and likeness,". says the Lord. -Man is
made of . God's image, in his soul it
never dies. The Patriarch Abri pa
would not bury hie wife aaah on stren-
gers' > ground, but betight he double. cavo
Qf E hran. Jacob; at hi death, gather-
ed his twelve sons to gi them his p o-
phetical blessing, . and harged ` the ,
saying "I am going o' be gather d
to"my people ; bury me in the double,
cave which is in the ft. • ld of Ephr
the Hitite for a possess on to bury. in..
Gathered to m people, s ys the. Patti -
arch; that is,, I am goin , to die, and so
follow my- 'ancestors tha are gone : be-
fore me and join them in . nother 'world.
The Jt,ws when carried- captives into
Babylon, grieved above 11 other things.
that they could not b buried with
their fatheis. It remai rd for the Ca-
tholic Church to exalt t
ing of the humans hea
affections and °domestic.
fishing fond r•emembranc
friends. Christ robbed
rors. A. Christian's des
sleep, with the comfort'
rection •with Cli 1st t
On the solemn occasion
Catholic Church appears
us at baptism in the na
Trinity ; she washes us
of Christ ; she guides
through life, blessing
follows us to the gra.•e,
=$ despair, - but in hope.
our houses, land, and g,
animate and inanimat;
sanctify oar souls with
cross. How much m
- bless the place where re
of .all that was mortal
whose souls have been s
tie presence of God. T
been the temples of Go
his own image and like
of a. living principle
blood of Christ, the Inc.
the adorable Son of God
e noblest feel,
to encourage
eelings u cher-
s o: c -
.r
departed
arted
oath of its ter --
h is a peaceful
g hopef ur
of, res -
immortality.
of death, the
She receives
e 01 the Hely
ith' the blgod
us every step
very occasion ;
ot_in fear or
She sanctifies
laments, &hirigs
• urges us to
he sign of the
re so will she
ose the remains
f oar frieade,
m oned into
eir bodies have
created after
ess. the tem pie. "
asked ;by the
?nate Wisdom,
Why was he
bound, beaten, and spuined, why was.
he blindfolded, buffoted
why was his precious
the cross but that his
?night redeem the dear
iii'ing 1 The souls of
clense:l by the blood o
hAnor can we spew thec a
ing lost baptismal imio
the Holy Spirit by forge
getting the mercies - of
into error, the holy C
follows us with her entr
There - we behold the
tar offering up :the same
that was born of the V
that was born in Beth e:
that was nailed upon the
us to repentance and lo
e las on the Priest- to a
man, .be: performs Ex
the - last rite of the performs,
ur
of the grave. Is it an
that the' body for ivhi
much, we shall follow
and assist further
No longer are we conte
mer4 oriels • or pyramid
pensive enlbalmith
convey - the bodies
cemetry and plead
(mod: Christ our
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THE SEAFORTH EXPOSITOR.
prayers offered up, and. masses said for.
your soul, all will be of no avail. Live
and die in the Catholic faith, obey the
co nmadment , attend to your duty
and may God ,bless y while living
and grant you a•peaceful . death? The
Rev. Father Egan then announced that
a collection would be taken up for the
Catholic church at Seaforth, which his
Lordship said would be a credit to the
place and a blessing to themselves. He
would appeal ° to their generosity hal
he not known of it, but that would
be superfluous, for he was aware of
theirzeal for the bea'at y of God's house;
y
where his glory dwells. The Right
Rev. Bishop then / said that he cone.
menced his labours in Irishtown, .to
liquidate; a,heavy° debt on the diocese,
and their laudable liberality and gener-
ous example was nobly imitated
throughout his mission, and now he wn$
y
glad to say that the greater part, of tl.
debt was paid, and now they could live
in peace`and ealge, and advised his hear-
ers to obey and -serve -their Rey. Past
or .who laboured for the edification
and sanctification of their souls.
His Lordship, Rev Father Murphy,.
Rev.. Father Eagan, Rev. Father Ou-
lett; and six • AcolY tes` -bearing a gold-
en cross, . crosier,' and holy water; fol-
lowed by sixteen hundred, orrather acou-
-
ie o# thousand of people, went in pro --
P
c- ssion to the cemetry. Bishop Walsh
arrayed ed in his magnificent canonical
y g
Mitre and crosier, stool at the cemetry
door - and addressed = the multitude,
stating this 'was a • i ioituary chapel
where the dead should
be brought h
t be-
fore
interment. Death in itself was
not much; but their was momentuous
and eternal issues after death. There
was no middle place after -judgement
but either the glory' of heaven or the
sorrows of hell,. the presence of God or
the company of the devil His Lord-
ship then sprinkled tlib ehappel 'with
•holy water, the clergymen responding
to the litany of the saints. Then -the
mighty congregation knelt before a
cross and lighted to er
ht d emblematical
-ps em .
of the lght of faith and all with one
solemn voice repeated the litany of the
saints, -then the $lshop, Priests, .Aco-
y
l 'tes and immense procession walked
around the 'grave yard blessing it as he
went, -the Clergy chain the psalm,
4 Have mercy on "us, 0 Lod God have
mercy on us.' Returning to the chap-
el hie Lordship said, he had consecrate
ed the. burying ground all :excep one,
spot, their should bp buried the nnhap-
py souls who did drtiuk, by violence,
who neglected their Easter duty or died
in -exterior' enmity to- the church of
God, and with God himself. ° He would
not bless that unhallowed place where
the dew of heaven should naver fall; -
This terrible sentence against those
who led destitute and godless lives
caused a-vissible shudderr through the
crowd.
PROPERTY FOR S; xt,Ew
'', OT No. 9, Sperling's_Survey'of Seafi)rth,.
1 4with Store, - Storehouse, Stable and
Dwell.iing on it, and situated on the first lot
North of Downey's Hotel, Main Stre t..
For particulars apply to the proprietor,
War. N. WATSQN,
Insurance Agent.
•
Seaforth, June 1lth. "9-tf.
tear O TO
T. J. SIMONS'
FRTJIT OYSTER
and scourged,
ody nailed to
precious blood
as well as the
he dead were
Christ, what
I.s
After haz-
se, grieving
g truth, for -
and diving
olic Church
ies to return.
t on the al
b dy and blood
✓ 'n ; the same
ym ; the same
ross, inviting
St. James
oint the sick
me Unction,
on the brink
wonder then,
h God did so
the cemetry
h1 our prayers.
i with cost ly
no longer ex -
dead, but we
to he. consecrated
fort €ir souls before
> ea es in . heaven,
those sleeping:in their raves are still
members of Christ's my.tical body, and
share Conannunion of amts. Here is
ti glorious vision enjoyeby the `Catho-
tic Church, theresuff:ring for a tune
one day to enter the jots of heaven.
What a consolation to clow when- you
follow a deceased fzien s to the grave,
that' he or the is gene it to the pie eifce
of: Gad, and that death 'res not .sepa-
r< •te us 1 •You will no • go to the ceme-
try where lies your fri nds as Christ
laid three dt.,ys in the t Mb, hope that
dei spiritual body wi 1 rise with him
- 4lorious, immortal and ncorruptabl. .
if you would sleep in death with a hype
of a glorious resurrection, live a life _,as--
cording to the Gospel and you evil;
sleep side by side with the saints;; of
-God. Lead the life of r, christian and
every mass, prayer, anal eigli of sorrow•
ing relatives will ascend to God for oui
souls, ' If you die, without the grace of
Caod, you might be berate tp AR grave,
MoKillop Council.
i °E Ps''0 "111.
ForOysters, Fresh Osters, Sardines, Lobster Pies,
Cakes, and Sweets of every description:
CALL Alicy
.1
Opposite
His Fresh Stoc1
Opposite McCANN'S Old Stand. -
Saforth, Feb. 12, 1869. 63-tt
ONTARIO HOUSE,
EDWARD .CASH,
just received a' fine lot of
JJAS
HAY AND
HARVEST TOOLS,
Of all kinds, The only genuine Morgan -
CRADLES AND 'CYTHI S° '.
In town. Best Linseed oils extraordinary
cheap
GODERICH STREET SEAFORTH,
EDWARD CASH. '
Seaforth, -April 14, 1869. - . 53.1y.
DR. J. ROLPH 1111ALCOLM,
A.TE DRS. HUNTER &MALCOLM,)
J Of 18 Adelade Street, West, Toronto,
will -be at
'
H RP S HOTEL SEAFORTH
A
On Friday July 2, August 6, September3, - and
September3,
October 1, for consultation. Dr. M , can be
consulted , all forms ° of chronic diseases,
including C` : snchitis, Consumption, asthma,
Rheumatism and Neuralgic affections, af-
fections of females, 'etc.
Consultation and advice free.
Toronto, Jund 28, 1869. • 821 in •
NOTICE.
''\ OTICE is hereby given that a Promis-
•_ sory Note dated the 16th. Frehuary
1869, payable two months after date. for the
sum of twelve dollars, s'gned by Smith
Thompson, in favor of the undersigned, . has
been lost,- and payment of the- same has been
stopped..
The Council met pursuant -to adjournment
at Alexander's Hotel, June 14 1869. All
members present, the Reeve in the Chair.
Minutes of the last meeting react and passed.
Moved by Samuel Hannah. seconded by J.
Malone. That with respect to the -application:
of Mr. Rath, in behalf of tha 0. 0o., relative
to theirappealing against the assessment of
their non-resident pi operity, in the munici-
pality, after due reflectionwe have come to
the conclusion of reducing the assessment on
the following lots, $4 per acre :. C'•on 13, lots
• 1, 2,' N. 1 3, N. 4, .and lot 5, con. 14, lots
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7; 8, 9, and E. 1 of N. 1 10,
and that - the Clerk notify Mr. Rath forth-
with—Carried. Moved by Samuel Hannah,
seconded by Thos. Davidson That John
Blake be refunded the some of $7.9'2, for an
error in taxes formerly– Carried,. Moved
by Samuel Hannah. seconded by T. David-
son That the snm of $20 be expended on 6
and 7 con:, line, opposite lots 30, the work
to be let and superintended by Jame Dor-
rance—Carried. Moved by Samuel Hannah
seconded by John Malone That . Joseph
Brown be paid' $20: for building a culvert on
side road. 30 and 32, con. 1; payable 1st of
Noy: next—Carried. - Moved by John Ma-
lone, seconded by Sahuel Hannah That D.
McGregor be paid; $57 for hiservice as As-
sessor for the present year--`Crr'ied. Mov-
ed by Thos. Davidson seconded by J.- Ma-
lone That debentures be issuesin favour of
-the following parties for charity being in in-
digent circumstances, viz : Widow Garretty,
and Henry Sabre each $5, and H. Dizer
Carried, Moved by Samuel Hannah second-
ed by Thos, Davidson That the following
accounts be paid, viz : C. H. Cell ° for print-
ing and stationery $13.48, W. Elliott etatio-
nary $5.38, Peter Adamson Co:, Clerk, for
three copies of Ontario Statutes $1.50, and 1.
Zapfe & McCallum for repairing scraper $2. -
50 --Carried. In accordance with a previous
notice the -Council then auctioned off the.
different contracts apvertised breach respec-
tive ward. Moved by Samuel Hannah, sec-
onded by, Thos. Davidson That the Council
do now adjourn–Carried: -
JOHN O'SGTLLIVAN -
Tp. Clerk.
P. S:—The next meting of the Mc-
Killop Council will take place some
time in August next, of which due no-
tice will- be given.
Farm for Safe.
THE subs riber offer for sale the farm be -
tuff Lot No. 9, in the 2nd . Concession,
TownshipTuckith
o e rm , consisting of 80
acres, nearl all clearod• • There is a good
Frame Hous On the lot, 'and a large Barn, a
never failing spring creek, runs through the
farm. Eor articulars apply to
A. G: VAN EGMOND,
At the Seaforth (:3arding Mill.
Seaforth, Jnly 2nd.,
HENRY SHl-EFFER..
Hay, July 5th, 1869. i 3 -lin..
0
• li: Ri. .9 4+ ,
DRESS GOODS.
MUSLINS,
TICKINGS,
CHEAP PRINTS,
SHIRTING S,
M'GREGOR' & SON,
BOOKBINDERS,J`LLET
ItIrepartd to execute bindingin every
style. Persons residing at -a distance
by leaving their books at the Signal Book
Store, Goderich, or ' at the ` F`xPOSITOR"
office, Seaforth, stating style, may rely upon
them being well bound.
AT THE LOWEST PRICES,
And returned without delay.
Seaforth, June 11, 1869. 78-tf, -
3,4oOO r Dt.TI ►..
HE above sum is put in my hands for in-
vestment on good farm property at 10
per cent interest, and no charges:
J. S. PORTER,'
Seaforth.
80-tf.
June, 18th 1869.
ti
BEAUTIFUL HAIR,
NATURE'S CROWN.
You Bust -Cultivate lt,
Grace.
Seaied Tenders
Survey( Countyrvc, t
' c the r on
Will be received by y
the part of the Municipal Council for t : e
County of ':Huron, Until.
Saturday 10th Inst
FOR DELIVERING ROCK 'LA
Is a certain indication of
Decay at the -Roots. NIERS. S. A. ALLEN'S
Hak -Restorer
Restores gray hair to its natural color and beauty
and- produces luxuriant growth. It• gives the hair t
beautiful glut's and delightful fragrance:
Manufactory and Sales Offices,
35 BARCLAY STREET and. 40 PARK PLACE, -N. Y.
AND
266 NIGH HOLBpRN, London, Eng. -
4-V•Seatter and Rolls, Drugs sts, agents
oa -Seaforth. -- For Sale everywhere. -
January 28th. 1869. ° 60 -1v. -
LADI1S' STRAW -HATS,
GENTS
GENTS FELT
tc
Ready -Made Clothing,
BOOTS &SHOES
Also a Nice Stock of
Fresh G roceri s. -
To be had at -
J. Bonthrot &
Opposite Hickson's Old;
Seaforth, May 7. -
ela,
Mand,
52-tf
WAGGONS, BUGGIES,
all implements for farnr use mane curs 'fat dAND by
i'NAUGHT &-TEEPLE -
Good and Cheap.
Remember -the stand. .
FORTH ROAD SEAFORTH.
Seaforth,Feb. 20, 1868. - - 11-ly
Icc--
Sealed
r.lc1Liders,
Will be received by the County Surveyor en
the part of the Municipal Council
for tile County of Huron, until
Saturday, 17th inst,
For re building the superstructure to the
Gravel - Road -
Crossing the North Branch of the River
Maitland, near Wroxeter. viz ; -
5 New Stringers to each span, 15 in ;all, 14
inches deep, and 10 inches thick.
'20 New Corbels,- each 14 inches deep, and
10 inches thick.
4 Large Braces of Pine. each 11x13 inehes.
2 King Posts, each 12x12 inches.
1 Needle Beam m 12x12 inches, and 2 small
braces, .i
1 Cross Straining Beam 11x11 inches, and
two braces. -
8 Pieces of Elm_Plar_k 10x4 inches, to lay
on Piers and Abutments. -
A New Floor of good sound Hemlock. Plank,
17 feet long, 3 inches thick, and 12 inches
wide.
All the timbers to be cut to the
as those in the present bridge
bolts used again.
Also Gravel 7 rods at North en4
9- feet wide and 10 inches dee
And 10 rods at South end. of B
wide and 9 inches deep.
There will. also be required
Gravelling over that part o
approach which was washed
late freshet; 14 inches deepin
and 9 inches ateach, end.
The whole of the New Gravellin
ly boxed, so as to make the
net less` than 23 feet in width,
The wogs to be finally complete:
20.h o; September next.
A: B
County Surveyor.
Seaforth, July 5th, 1869. 83-1i.
same length
aid the old
of Bridge,
dge, 9 feet
On the - County Road,as specified
under,
5 Stringers; each 12x10 inches, 54 ft.
5 Sf ringers, .[0x13 in ;hes, 55 feet long.
20 Corbels, 1.3x10 inches, 17 feet long.
4 Mud Sills, 12x10 inches, 28 feet long,
4 Caps, 1 Ox 10 inches, 30 feet` loxig,
20 Posts, 10x6 "inches, 17 h feet long.
2() braces, 6x6neh es, 12 feet long.
4 Pieces, 12x12 inches, 14 feet long.
4 Pieces, 12x12 inches, 13 feet long.
To be delivered at the Egnnonc
Bridge.
4 Mud Sills, 121x121 inches, 40 feet for
4. Caps, 1;?x 12 inches, 31 feet long.
1t'• Stringers, 10x14 inches, 40 feet Long.
20 c.orl.els, 10x14 inches, .18 feet long,
10 Posts, 12&x121 inches, 21 feet long.
10 Posts, 14x9 inches, 21 feet long.
8 Braces, 10x10 inches, 16 feet long.
To be delivered at Grieve's Bridge, it
4th Concession of McKillop.
4 Pieces, 12x12 inches 14 feet long.
4 Pieces, I2x12;inches, 13 feet long.
4 Pieces, 12x12 inches, 121 feet long.
24 Pieces, 12x9 inches, 10 feet long.
To be delivered at the culvert, 50
south from the jog in the 5th concessio
McKiliop
15 Pieces 11x9 inches, each 20 feet ion
be delivered where the Concession
intersects theGravel Road in front
llth Concession of McKillop.
2 Pieces 12x12 inches, I3:1 feet long.
2 Pieces, 12x12. inches, 121s feet long:
21- Pieces, 12x9 inches, 5 feet long,
To he delivered at_ ;the culvert 40
south from the boundary line between
Killep and Grey, on the County U
Road. -
8 Pieces, flatted, each 25 feet 1png a
inches deep, to be laid down at Waltoe
Ail the Timber herein rspecified, sha
the best quality. of Rock Elm, free fro
defects, got out to the full s'ze, ,and he
four sides.
ere--
ong.
ville
g.
the:
rods
of
o'
act,-
the.
rods
Mo-
-avel
a 14
1 be
all
on
The whole to be delivered on the - oad, -
before the 15th day of .August next.
Two good sureties will be required with
each tender.
11 rods of
the South`
•ay by the
the middle,
to be neat
approaches
before the
A. BAY,
County : Sury • yor:.
Seaforth, July 5th, 1869. ' :83t1i.
T. Sr MONS,
r HOUSE - & SIGN PAINTER.
All work done in First -Class Style, Or-
ders to be left one door North of Dr. Smith's
office. 67-3
More of Those
12 Dollar '-Suit
AT
GLEGHOILN'
Baso
A Choice Selection of Silk -mixer
West of England
TWEEDS!
and
AT
ARliONIS LTIVGLy L P ES.
OlY RZ C
.: ►SA few Sewing Machines f r Sale
, that have been ran for. a short
time. Just the than¢. for Tailors or s-
makers. Call and see them working.
§eaforth, March 18, 6; -3m
4
LATEST OR
l,l)1TA I N>
., _ ;
London, ; H l x 1.7, ----A ff
curred at l'Aernarvon 1
ruing th4 ?Cris of son1
t;'0-Glycel oe f'ro:x the
Armory. h 3 material ex
w ay and the_ ets, horses y
taudirg thenp were blown:
eai.:lwa y st< .tilon near the:
€: plot– 3i)n las torn to . 1
Will were killed by the e
In the IPiuse of ,Lords,
...,ti
considr;rat.o of the Iris
wee ri teruiel4in. CUriirrfitte
12, 1:1 and] 14 were agree
amendment, except as to
when the prePer4y of the
Teles into t ' 'Hanels of the
, 'which
w elinaa 1d
1 64, toJt'.1st,1 .y
It tiv isn unused o:It<;
overn.e.e rt; that an
.sxioul l be eimed p'ovit
Irish Bislr may retain
the Ho a str-•a ` Lords,
''ale Bi.:iic;j) of Peter;
i e'iit, tai ,t all compere
without d. °'diction thereft
1 n
corrre tax, -v-tis adopter .1
too
' - 16 i i and
Clauses ilea
a• greed to, end toe coir
clauses 141.1,'..' ` 0, ° 21 not
atoned. .) ed Carnarvon'
..,,--
fixing
l
.c anTnlrtat . xi.
t -
at fourteen years purchase
Lonnie -4 ? J1 Illy 2..1---
Lords
,-=--Lords to-I,ig ht condle-anne
.tion of ti e Irish Chnrct
anittce, C fllses 25 and
to. The .l o=
Ttr ?lis of " St'.
i
to strike o , clause- 27,
that p,yx;ii{``j hnts be shade 9
j, 3. +` l „
'ic Il. of ec,c:l °sl (st . al rose.
Cates I
The Du'ilei of Clevelah
Y i
,r ter n
. _c, t a li az.
anaezidxir 1 , . tt,
l
()lies and .fe; )eteria ns.
debate the ouse clividect
Vit•' lost j`
..
° l)-t' sl
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a
4b,', . I
London; 1Jt11y 3 --fie
says the debate in tate E'
1st e, en ing have had the
•der the Irish Church Bil
able "to tl) ; Established
offensively- partial in.
Archbishop -Cullen 1.fts a
ter to the officers of the
Lege sayii g. that if tla
32:11 is rtiattal:iterl by
1
reer s the nation ation must
'measure of justice.
YI-
Londont,'July 9. ---In t
Lords last: night the -oo
he Irish cline -eh Bill
everal amendments wee
ejected, 'e ta, however
hat -=all iebe lands
Crown si "f 1)b0 be
Church body,
lt.
SPAIN,
3.14.elri , ,July 6. Th
lirge nu )er of 11.ep
• strtttions 1 hroughout
yesterdeyi, :tel toe day
Conflict, have taken
between e troops alio
limns. .'lel atter have
and the city is comps
though the excitement i
Herrera rera who a shot.
appointed .Inistcr of
signed. ;-
(Underneath will be -
ail articl ippeariug in Tt
We most wallaugl. o**z
y 1.:
co.asion of .such,
o the
test.— EXPOSITOR-)
Editor Arposito21
Dl AR ` rt: -Your its
contains : cormunicati'
-and Ban ng" iii which
mf, the late " Govern
Scheme" is attempted.
-objection to open your 4
purpose,. should like t
friendly discussion of t
troduced iu your corresl,
The purport of the arti
seems t -o1, first, an a
opponente,of the Gover
Scheme fok taoir "soph
ti sentatios, :clap -trap
"<z of the .oratoa and .th
na.list in their teek1es
" ing-denunciations
' Banka .l." Seen
" resew! clearer view
mPeiit of Mr Ro e's
by'hn
eAgtay upon the
line Lll#'i 3naze:
y7
a.uth of ;errs s to hav
promieeCeo enlighten u
ernlnent a,g Scher
so slit 13 tly renkizferred to,
not other 1 ise well amp
nature o that Measure
from a ry careful
article without being n
Mr. Rose's proposition
before, he author ho
tends to a gue in favor
based upo : ; or • secures:
esieaeei.0 iu Debent r