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CO. Treasurer's Office, I
Co. flukva'
Ross & 'EDITORS kPlIBLISHERS.
011ARP'S HOTEL, Livery Stable, and
General Stage Office, Main Street,
.1.1. L. SHARP, Proprietor.
r C. QAMERON, BARRISTER AND
_Lyle Attorney -at -Law, Goderich, Ont.
W: IL SMITH, PHY$1C1AN, SUR.
(krocery. Resideace,--Main Street, -North,
Seaforth, Dee. 14;1868. 53-Iy
e)-. of University, -Mont*real) Physi-
Main street.-
Seaforth, July 15th, 1869; 84-ly
R. tiLLAColtu'atiy of Huron. OFFICE and
RE.;1»sNog-azOne door East of the.:114.ethodist
lipissopal Church.
• and , Atberaeys at :Law Solicitors in
Notaries Public, &c. Offices:- Seaforth and
Wroxeter. f, Agents for the Trust & Loan
CO. of Upper Canada, and the Colonial Se-
ourities Co. of London, England: MOney at
4 per cent. ;- no eommission charged.
Seafor the Dec, '10th 1868. 53-1y.
Architect and
of Building Worki- measured and valued:
Bills of quantities "pfepUrt4.1.
son's old a-uere,
McCOSII, ATTORNEY ,.AT LA
karis, Ont. Money to loan on farm. secuL
eStar
Paris; Dec. 11, 1863. 53-tf
& W. MePFIILLIPS, PROVINCIAL
kyr. Land. Surveyors, Civil Engineers, &c.
All manner of Conveyancing done• with
neatness and dispatch. G. 11-oPhillips, Com-
missioner in B. . Office -Next door south
of Sharp'A Hotel, Seaforth.
Seaforth, Dec. 14, 1868. 53-ly
1.71. and Attorneys' at Law, Solicitors in
Chancary, Notaries Public, Conveyancers,
ate. Office', -Oyer Mr. Archibald's Store,
Artificial Den-
tures inserted with &lithe latest
improvements. The greatest -care taken fon
. the, preservation of decayed and tender teeth.
Teeth extracted without pain. Rooms oVer
Collicr's.8 tore.
D ITA$LEHUR31`, Licensed Auctioneer
_V, for it1Te County of Hurou, Goderich.
Ont. Particular attention paid to the sale
. of Bankrupt Stoek. Farm Stock Sales. at-
tervled. on Liber tl Terms. Goods Apprais-
ed. Aim- tgages Foreclosed, Landlord's War-
. iftnts Exeeuted. • Also, Bailiff First Division
.4Court for Huron.
Goderich., Jime 9th. 79 -if.
IfeAelilbe,,.,os to inform the.;people of Sea
in eveav thing required by firavellers. A
good stable and willing. hostler always on
hand. Regular Boarders will receive every
necessary attention. .
et:METZ.% Attorneys -at -Law, Solicitors
in Chancery and Insolvency, Notaries Public
and Conveyancers, Solicitors for the Bi. C.
Bank, Searforth, Agents for'the Canada Life
Assurance (JP A.B.-430,000 to :lend at
8 %.• leariaa, Houses and Lots for sale.
0 Plane and 8pecifications drawn correctly,
Carp,nter's, Plasterer's, and. lilasods work,
m.eas u red and v Lied, Office -over J. C. Det -
kir & Ca. 'a Wye, Court -House Sttuare, Goths -
vii le, • ! ames Laird proprietor, affords first
class accomodation for the travelling public.
The larder and bar are always supplied with
the " best the- markets, afford.4 Excellent
Ainleyville, April 23 1869.
OTICE.--LITTLE WONDER HAIR
C u'itting and Shaving Saloon. If you
want a good Shave, or your hair cut,
fir Shaanpoo.necl, as it ought to be, go to
the ‘‘ Little Wonder," South side of Sharp's
Hotel, Main Street, Seaforth. The Bath
Rooms in connection' will be opened' to' the
public on April lst. Lubelski's tonic for
making the hair grow and preventing it from
*owing oat, was never known to fail. Sold
is bottles at $1 iach. Come' and buy it.
•
SEAFORTH, FRIDAY
BY THE LATE TILOS. MA CQUEEN.
These sunset Moments are loverY now,
_They are falling sofb on my weary brow-
. Weary with rueful roaming.,
Yes, soft and sweet as the iephyr's sigh,
Thathushes lie soul with its lullaby,
In the calm and peaceful gloaming. .
Theae's a Vaintive pleasure around me cast,
Entioing spirit 4way to the past.
These tall shadows stretched on the gilded
Low whisper that sunset -is•wi th us again -
Like monitor spirits I find them.
These shadows -where are they ? Ali- me !
They have followed the sun to his regions
unknow
'And have left but this morathellind them- -
e are emblems, too true, of life'e pretti-
est things,
Even pleas nres and friendships are shadows
-with wings !
Dear friendship ? if gaze, but discover you
In the iast you. appear but a featureless plot,
Where no bright ray is beaming.
Sweet Pleasure ! I listen thy music no more;
Thy melody's siren allurement is o'er -
It is changed to unhallowed dreaming.
Yes, imcful change, thou art the pall
That dims life's sunniest green spots all.
Proud princely towers, where once the song
Of wa,ssail mirth, from the lordly throng,
Echoed through hall and turrett !
Are tenantlees-roofless-silent all -
And the rough MOSS grows on the crumbling
While the night -owl murmurs o'er it ;
And the homage of Ruin is mutely paid •
In the s hrine which merciless ch ange has made s
Those stately thrones and those powers that
The destinies of oui'world to -day,
Must perish like those before them,
•
And others -yea, and others anew -
OCTOBER 22, 1669.
an myouti for neatly a
mile. A,3 sotin ” Possible after the
hreak, Mr. Hockine, of the firm of
Holbrook t.tr H °Hug; gave. the Oaten
to the men in his employe wilts attempt-
ed. to escape front the . East .End, but
1 wins ..of Mr. flecking dis-Played great
• . water in the " Briek Shaft," where all
r but one .of them were saved. The two
courade in their endeavors to save the
0.
mem John Ryan, a little tioY abont
twelve years eld; was resceed 'ev John
Hocking A.-11er ;repeated trials.. The
correet wee so sts.rift that 3791111g Frock-
' ing was theee times sWept away from
the Wilber ef the slwft. Art length he
succeeded in seizing and saving the boy. -
.Jas. Kelley, who yeas floating upon a
pieee of timber aboat thitty feet free,
the shaft, was saved by a rope thrown
to 4p -x) by James Hocking. After Hel
ley was stived, and *hen the ;tunnel w 7
flea:. i4ly fnij of water, James Hockin5
shouted and %vita answered by Richar
Bei-urn:in, a young man who had only
that **totaling began work. lie appear-
ed to be floating upon a piece of tim
ber, and the .eurrent was cerrying him
%way frOm the shaft into: tbe tunnel.
ot- e few moments after he shouted.
James Ite.ro the poor felloW praying
earnestly, then suddenly his Yoke- was
h willed and he sank to rise uo more.
lentnethately- on, givine.' the, alarm to
'the . Area men at the West gnd, Mr.
Hocking mounted a • horse and rode
with all- 1, he speed to the West Shaft to
a pp r4e men at "at Poi tit of their &neer.
rhe wotkmen at the heading quiekly
hastened to the shaft tind were saved.
Mr. Hocking Seized , a light, started
westward for the exit between the Wc st
Shaft and the ,Etist End, through *hich
ome miners were attempting to. flee in
he dark, porsued by the rushing water
-with th, aid of Air. Hocking's hint-
rti they reached the West- Shaft and
were saved. Berryman it believed to
)e. the only mar. lost in the di.eister.
'fie open cut betweee the West End
ud the Haupt Tuonel is level full' of
The entire ttintOel from the month of
Arl'ell'S arch to the end Of the- heading
s full of -water, With lifseei feet ia the'
-it)-,iiiterrupt the work and be a seri-
us loSs to 'the. contractors.
s
Shall follow to fall and -perish toci,
As change, on his missionocreeps o'er them
Pot change is the worm that clieth not:
N
The homested hearth is now cold andlime- b
The hearts that gladdene'd if -all save onea-e,
And that lone one only lives and feels,
Arid ponders and -throbs, but nought reveals o
Of the loves so fondly cherish'd...
It is lingering out its lonesome day.
And brooding with smiles o'er its own decay.
Oh ! where are the loy'd ones ? No answer
returns 1
GEORGE W.. ROSS, PliLPRIEIOR
Suggestion for Settling the Irish
Land Question.
The Irish Times hae proposed a'
volution of Ireland on a letting has
apd that so long as the tenant pa
fair rent, thus determined; the lt
lord shall not evict him without, e
persation for his tenant right. TI
tenant -right, the Irish Times think
be eaimated al ‘!five yews' purohaee of
the tenant's actual intereat in the farm,
that actual interest being one-third or
some other fixed proportion of the
rent." . The- suin paid for it should also,
it is suggested, oe supplemented by the -
may leave belsind him. 1 he Trish,
Times also advises that absentee land -
1 Irds should be "submitted to a special
tax, or required, as an alte-unative. to
• their estates to the Governinent
at twenty-two and a halt years' pur-
chase. The proeeeds of the absentee
tax sllould be devoted to WOrks of
publieutility." The estates pm -chased
from absentees "should be sold. in lots
of thirty or forty acres, to give ten-
ants with -small capitals- an oppoltu-
nity of becoming proprietors, end the
purchase 'should- be facilitated, as in
Prussia, by a. system of state loans.
Every landlord 's"eonld he coesidered
an absentee who was nimble to pr9
that he had resided altogether so
fixed proportion of the preceeding tht
or five years in Ireland." -The Lon
on Companies, the Irish, Times is
Love -letters in Law Corrts.
We wender that the society'for the
"rt. prevention -of cruelty to animals has
is, ' never .got np an agitation against the
aid- Courts ef Law, Compared with thie
humanity-, what is buil-baitine or cock-
fighting, whet is plucking off the feeth-
ers from live pouttryl or skinning live
eels1. What other elaborate anguish.
Tne patriarch Job- says, " Oh that inine -
enemy would wi ite a book ; " but_ had
be lived io the days of Matrimonial
Opurts, his wish would _have been, "Oh
that mine enemy would write billet-
doux, and have them read alo-nd by
Sergeant Buzfaz before a crowded au-
dience.' With a lingering touch of
pity, the law it is true,„ does not insist
-that the unfiappy composers of these
vioLited &en en ts should be present
at their public -perusal ; yet it ID LISt be
almost keener agony to find them la-
borionsly re -produced next morniog
the public presse with due interspetsion
Absent or present., how the wretched
dt fendaut must writhe at those same
eutertaining pas-iagesl They seemed so
eloquent ard true irk that rasl; bonr
ve when they gushed froni the passionate
ine
ke-
di-
ately relieved of the duty of main
opposes all ',hese views, and (-onside
defensive measures 1.-y the 1;,,nded
terest without .delay is required. Tt
Freeman's Journal mentions Zor
Derby, _keereorn, Lurgan, Erne-, an
fates the tenants already, enjo
" fixity of tenure. The only questit
tluit remains (says the -Freeman)
pen, with no destination imagined for
them but to be lead with bright eyes,
kissed by ruby lips, and hidden away
*the secret safety of a beating bosom.
Ig-Ljeant has got hold of them, and slowly
ail I mouths- thetit forth to the coutt, glaring
al eye -classes at all the flowery ,,its and
n fond underlinings, each NV Ord becomes
le a torment, a Nemesis; a terror.. It -used
ds to be nice to faney them carefully fold -
d ed and nutohm ed, tied -with a dainty
s- piece of tibbon int true love -knot, and
y put away, if not just as we have itn-•
is
agined, at least in the private apart-
mont of "her" desk foe oecisional de-
licious s,tudy. To see them thus fele
ociously docketed for legal -warfare,
bonnd about with horrible red tape,
and produded one by one, while a snig-
ger runs aronnd the court, and a julis-
the bar-that'must be ang*h. despair
madness itself Indeed, we wonder
that no agoeised defendant hae ever
yet dashed at the leading advocate in
- one of these cases, and rescued th-bse
too effusive epistles, even thoue it cost
a Queen's counsel his life Where is
the jpryinan W/10 WOnld not return a
would not stro-gly recomteend the poor
wretch to n twee.
. THE LA' EST DODGE. -Six heavplool. -
the Roe d's “u -pliers, lied et half -past
1,1
- 4 o,46ck sat down to enjoy it leisurely.
The/ whole party had. willing jaws,
an X vele, soon left n -thing of the sue-
. c psive dishes but their rememebeance.
fter the mehl they des( ended to the
/1,illiaiel room on the groend linor, and
balls about while' sipping their coffee
and liqueur. 4.1boet ten o,clock one or
the party went out into the Ftreet. and
in a few minutes a piercing, fry for help
was heard pmeeteling from a, nor TOW
Line close to the restaurnt "Help me,
friends, Murder, robbery, ize.1" The
billiard players cried out that it musi be'
their companion who was thus calling
ior help, and, thi-owing down the cues;
they darted out in a body to his assist-
ance, followed by the waiters and the
the' whole thing vats a trick, eoneected
by the party to evade paYment of their
bill; for the whole party &tattered and
fled in different direction& The waiters
and police gave chase and sneceeded in
CatC:hilig three of the swindlers, wiio
were too ireplete'ewi th goodkiiings -to make
good running. A foe hours -later the
other three rascals were catighteand eafe-
ly lodged in gaol with the rest, it seehl.$
they were a party of printers aud type -
founders oukon the spree, and had not a
fat thing amongst them.
‘f to determine whether ex not arrang
inents - can be made by the la
to eruible the landlords of Irelatu
after fixity of tenure shall have -been
_decreed by law, to obtain any increas
ment of rent due tp a continued ave
age increase of prices. wit hotit subjec
ing, the tenants to the pt S-ibility of
1,
e-
t-
capririoue increase of rent ;iieieg‘merle,
based ntAietheir own it'll*. ivements.
writer, in allusion to a remark of L
&tenter in his recent speech at Prale
the tenant question is eolved, and al
her improvements in land tenure, as
peasant proprietorship and the break-
ing up'lef entails, if deemed advisable
for other than tenant purposes. can be
Horrible Tragedy in New York. If
No voice can be heard fn those ',old clay urns n
Where the fond and the fair lie sleeping. 6
The soul starts. back from the dismal thought ni
I DOUBLE MURDER AND SUICIDE.
A horrible crime was -committed one ot
7, Cherry Street. Two pen ens were
Nor finds the balm she so eafrerly sou ht
Though She sought it even with weeping.
She shrinks trona the world in mute distress,.
And lives in her own sad loneliness
Ye Past .1 Ye Past ! will ye not return ?
Must the eye still weep and the heart still
mourn
• In plaintive, broken numbers ?
Is there nought in the wide -in the sorereig,n
range .
Controlled by the great magician Change;
That cancan ye fronayour slumbers ?
No !-Memory weeps, but must weep *
• vain
But •Chanee is coming on rainbow wings,
To brighten the earth with happier things,
He cometh with truth for error-- • ,
With love for hate -with joy for woe.
cometh to makr the world below
Pure virtue's humble mirror.
Where freedom and har mony-peace and love
Shall be shadowed forth from the world alaove
The Hoosrok Tunnel Flooded.
EXCITING ESCAPE OF VIE WORKMEN.
From the 7roy Whig:Sr:A 8.
On Monday, about 10 o'clock, the
stream north of the Hoosiek tuninel,
broke through the enibankment and
poured into the cut or exmvationi be-
tween the west end aud the old Haupt
tunnel, so called, through w:tich the
water is eonducaed off into the Housiek
River. The east mouth of the Haupt
tunnel was clos.ed and soon the cut was
filled and the w-ater began to set. hack
into the west end tunnel with great
foreo. Seventy-five men were at work
et, the new tunnel, scattered along the.
Ins bloody evork by killing himself. a...ft pr
A the packets of -ihe Black
we, uarael led during yesterday with
is irk ---Sarah Ann, a young EngliSh
-omen. 1 ut little is known. of tihe
qt arrel, but the neighb-
. representing that the Dial!
A cong turtle from his wife and began h
quarrel with Charles Brchee, a young
Chitiathan wh boarded in the family..
and made a furious attack upon the
young Chinamen The latter was re-
peatedly stabbed, when the wife inter -
pieces. She attempted to escape
the infuriated hustand, but he pursued
her to the head bf the stairs' and gave
her a thrust in the left breast as
she -fell headlong, to the. oottom
corpse. He then entered his bedroom
and throwing himself on the bedestabb-
ed hiteeelf five or six times in _ the
breast and throat. One of the stab
the 'Leigh hours reached the _scene the
woman was found dead en the stairs,
the young Chinaman lying in a pool of
blood and dying in the front loom, and
the n urderer and suicide lay dead in
the room, grasping- a long dagger inettis
right hand. His clothing was saturat-
ed with blood, and the bedding and
furniture was also bespattered with
it. The bodies were immediately taken
'charge of iey the police, who regard this
as the most herrible tragedy committed
even in the ,Yourth ward for many
Ef you want good value for your
money in Boots and Shoes go to T.
ours agree in
A. COMPARISON.: ---How justly is man
eompa d with the fair Bowel
of the field, pashing its ten
der form ov the rude surface, and tiler
suddenly crushed and reduced to nod)
awfully varied are the busy scenes ot
his life I The gardener oft with,joy be-
holds the rosebud just 'bursting into life/
oi. its parent stem, with :ill the gaY
promise of luxu-riant beauty, lint whee
he conies to crop the mtich-expe.ted
flower, to honour one paiticular and
favourite occasion, he finds its leaves
strewed on the earth, its freshness
aral heauty withered. He wonders -
at the cause, yet cant ot discover it ;
but still he feelS there was a cause,
a powerful cause, to bring about an
effect. so unforeseen. so contrary to
his expectations. fe it not pretisely
the same° with man al . The canker-
worm of care and High tel hope too
often fa*tally, though - unperceived,
gnaws around the heart, destroying
the peace Witn in, and gradually prey -
mg
he
han
pass
ing
quir
will
thei
low
not
late
lam
en a
whi
on the entire frame, ;Ill, at last,
falls an easy victim to the chill
d of the universal destroyer. Our
ions are like lions, as yet slumber -
in their grated -orisons and re -
e our every caution. 'Yet they
steal oat unperceived ; or, from
✓ seeming gentleness, they ,are al -
ed a little niore liberty. 'We know
their fatal streng,h, till, alas! too
; and perhaps, we have then ko
ent that the object which has fall -
prey to their fury is that alone
ch we held most dear on oesirth.--
Craftsman.. I to yon, my dear Alolly,
There is a will duly attested and prov-
ed scribbled on the back of a pnbliemee
card, in the following terms:-- Dear