The Expositor, 1869-10-29, Page 3� moved'
highes
and (jaiia-
paie their
tins ?eat
ir lot; asking
inut:h to thus
Renfrew
er. tout. -
w bitn-
with- pt
'Not fot
North,
LILtht n-
Valsh„ 11
1 devotee&
splun
tremoling
be offer-
frew, spar,
ts tiob1( eon
4tnegation.—
e•by's
ph of Sat.
OP another
tesmen and
,
Lltti
Ptt• .
unex.
ecov morn-
nd title
was born
Lanea-
'-ed at Eton
rord, where
prize, far
be
N€" of Com,
[a eve In
Reek
of• mere
est
ettere of
SeSKigh
, arch, his
,xhibited u
Tor, which
41 by the
so
younw,
e M.
tfed tiE
ttrof ad-
•a.d teal
sa-1 irpon
y of State
!nation . of
ere offered
retaryship-
eelectiou
defeated
oon after --
alit -It he
[832.Tt
eeeed in
re. _
thiel ar4
he high -
great
Reform
832, his
ly called
,fence of
ane time
asnre
,Mr.
.for the
re in
it, melt
:sure for
jt; India
6ee--
net•r
lor
ey had
ess Re
ponbilities of offiee, and eoesteneted
Cabinet, whicif besides other - ire poes
twaste es, .earsied the Mini:ere
' to 1411, and the Milita _Bil
- l tka
, a
sl. liyitlithe Emperor of the 'French .
est alliance which, sitbsequeet, (sive '
starlets have 1endes-1W or veer, impose
tans,e to the Britt'sh Empire, ASterehe.
general election iu 1852, the Iiouse of
Commoos gave a vote ash et ee• to the
tittainialschernes of Earl berby'S Chan,.
ckii/or of the__ Ekchequer ; wereupote
,t.e I 1.,.,lii4ee teiwered ids re.qgri4tion to.
e Majesey, which 'fiPtiti
i 1 bet 'IT then accepted thele
ad,T i,f the oppOsitiOn-e-al pOsitiert
i;ft.i be held till 1658. Re was
.ed the sea -la, ‘,I' office in 1655,
tile LB of the Coalition ininistry, bat
de(.1ined „Alice, on the urounu that he
could not -form a government which
woald stet owe its existenee to the ton-
beararve et its wietnies. . &ewes, how.
1 ever egaitecalled to the Preiniership in
next year, 1859, on a Referm .Biil, amt.
16.58,. on the 'defeat of thi4 Palthei.s.ton ,
Govein men t, but was defeated the
waS egaiusuceeeded ,by Loett Pelmete
sten. In the session of 1864, EarLDera
by made a serles ef desperate attacks Gli
the foreign pidicy of the Geeernniesstl„,
being espetially severe on Earl Rua-
es'a, the object I- eing to oust Peoneee
swill's Government ; but it ended in
le/saris laird- Paime,rettai died in 1865*
ola wheat the Ritssell-Gladstcnt-.1 Gov-
ernment was formed In 181,6, a most
pewerfui and coni I iiiied attack was. made.
upon a _Reform Bill introduced by the
..Rushell Government, by the. oppoi-
tion. It -was successful. - The Rnseell,
Gladstone Ministry went out of offi...e.
Low iltri- berLy became Premier for the
Aral time, and' Isitld that position till
1b61, when he retired -from °ST i.11-
centstegerence of &gent and severe at
tat ks of the gout which disal,led )-irts
om discharging theonerous duties of
his poeition. Mie Disraeli siicceed FA,
Le the ererolership, and brought le a.
Reform Bill, which, -after being se
amended hy the t literals as to -hear bat
a remote resent:id-ince to the original?,
wase/trried iky Liberal. votes. Mr,
Disraeli's Government was, however,
oeaten on a metiOn made by Mr. Glad-
stone having reierence to the disestaG-
lishinent of the laiele Church, and a
general. OAT:it'll ha ving subsequently
tal,ee place, Mii Gladstone and his _
friends carried the election by an ovt'r-
whelnang mai,-rity. Mr. Disraeli r-
eigned nefore Parliament was called to -
ether and Mr. Gladstone's Govern. -
merit bareceedeil. The.-Disesteldieh-
ments?ill was carried tn the Howe of
„ .
Commens, but -the influence c,Earl
Derby, who was bitterly opitosed to it,
united with that of e new leader Of
the Conservative Peers, Lord Cairns, 1.
,
• • k.
was ,sitifieient to defeat the hill bv car -
tying Ruch amendments its the-Conimone
could blot possibly assent to. The /tweed-
tnents added by the Hou ee of Lord3.
were stricken Out, with two or eases
linimporteut exeeptions, and the bill
was finally carzied, and is now the law
of the laud. It was oil the Churth
question the great Earl became a • Con-
servative in 1834, and on the Irish
Clotreh qiiestiiel, he fought his lest.
battle ape was defeated.
That Earl Derby was as honest end
eini ere as he was great as a debater
tied as a --Lratestrian, no man van doubt;
and though for more than thirty •years
of his life opposed to those pi int iples
and: l& lot when his eietnitry demends
ed, ye': all the world ad inireS his gen-
-
ins and geeat abilitiee, his brillient.
onitos•y and his pkendid powers in de-
eate, end all will 'deeply repret his
seeer,o. lathed, he hae 'eft lathier; him
tt a 11 1) 11 niankilld will not
Ord
!thtiish
t'Ler
Jew -es
pin walit goed salute for your.
neShey -Roetstd Shoes go to T,
clatnetse
wiliije v li t die." Ifis tan, the lete,
Lord tiiJi v, iu e ds him es the fif-
teenth 1,;:i I if Lerbv.
-....----..
Covelitry'a
I• 87-tf
tratioa
s _
linnet Council.
afterl• The Municipal Council of the Township of
IhaIlef met at Londsborough :4atui (fay
11,st thecio sb18 Moiiow,
" • \Varner and lv.:oneeith present Al iritV es of
foraareteting ae.re real and confirmed_ It
was moved, by Mr. A, Monteith, seconded by
h. znell, that this ToNinship be divided in.
ro five Eltetoria.1 :::111-d.\-,,,t.onE, pursuant te
the "Election Law of 11-08," and that a By.
4.
iteie
iwiti 1/
i yelire.
rk"I'lq't Law be prepared and paescd to confirm the:
ti zG sana—Carrnd. Moved by Mr. W. NA arner,
1 pia, secorded by .Mr. A. Minieith, that the bum
itiht oftk,- be amp/h.(' to w am Voddin to as-
sist hiin in thfra.y ing the funeral expc n se 8 lif
I
eel's lidward Ward, his hirt.d nuin---t il Tried,
I Bic -k- ",'S ovid by Air Mtnteitia. seconded by IV:r.;
, vii,.. ,,nell, that the Trtastrcr he instrucittl 10
r eed pt Y an account et rt'fie: hy the Cot:mint 1p,
for weal( done in this MunicipalitN. as f., in,
t re
as t1 lire are funds in the lreastiry-----Caiiii a,
i. Fr .--. Moved by Mr. Warntr, st.condtd by A- r11 ,
the snell. that the account of E. Dolrac E.=, *1:: 57
anti far pr;nti.ng and advertisinrf, be paid ---,C ar-
il ' ri( d. Moved- hy Mr. Al on?eith, S€C( ndtl 1)1
Iit1 ..v t )Zr. \Vanier. that a. Bs Law be pre -pared
rug- ' anti plssed at the next meeting of Council,
, one, i to d' tach Lot No ,5, Maitland. Block, film
- i Union SclIoni Section ",To - Wee. aro4-b al a
a, , . I i . 0, ( I • 3 --
ir ; attach sad lot to N..hool Section No. -9, Elul-
iit ,re : •
. let, and that the Chris notify all parties in-
v'eu ' t 1---C ' d TI C ' *1 then ad --
t t. res. ee arm .„ ic °tin ci
0 re
miry,
feur-
F„e re -
yawned to meet ruzain at Londsborough.
'Monday. the 13th" December •next, at ten
o'docli a.- m.
JAMES BRAITHWAITE,
Townzhip Clerk.
Bullet, Oct 26, ,lEC9.
1
C_Lfic Itxpoiitor,
ICT IVEATTtR,S.
VAra.,TA PLoUGHING The
abeve m /telt W1l1 teke. plv.e Wed-
neol.; v i<t, O1 tlift firm of .Mr, John:
stna E , one mile west of Varun
-
\ h tve Ise -doe bsi but. thA the
fie tele el' Mel-- Of. IV. Cline
:.plete\ted tn heir thatt. he intends sherds,
retor ting to. Sea,forth end riff -milting
perrn krfltlV..: •
Loyal (h.;Ingt!• Lenge No. 932, Sea-
ford), roei,ts Werinesdny evening
next, whm. 1;a full attendanceis par-
tieulaely requeeted.
As will' seee by advertisement,
John Walsh has returned to See -
forth iiI opened rill) in the store
lately otempied by- Archibald MeDoit
gall.: Ho eeills tome •his old friends
'for H.T. renewal of their patronage,
Meelosoc.--On Wedneelay evening
Pe W. Bro. Thoe Metheson, ijf
Mitlie11, 1) D. G. M. of Huron DiS-
trii.t iV A. IV. met the Mawr Fr.i.-
ternity of !lin ton, Bro. Sharp, of 6t.
Ma'y's. W. M., in the chair. Phe feel-
ing in is:Ivor cf re organizing the lodge
•as very strong, atm energetie efforts
will 'oe at mete taken to accomplisri the
e bjee New gra.
Tilt; Or Inge Soiree in Goderieh ou
the 5.h •Kee., is to lee one of the grand-
est Ulange detnonetratiens that ever
took pleee, in this County. Some of
the leididg Brethren of- the 'Province
are to addrees the g itnering.: Arrange-
eu nts have Leen made with the G.T.R.
for.the issee of return ti •kers front be
th Chiron, at a trifle over one
fare, :hit; ;Hording the fralids around
those pi.wes a fine opportunity fin. being.
IH resent.' Tickets for the Si'i'ireft 5ths
AT a eongregationel ineetines, of •the
Pres, ,yteri a I/ ph:licit, of • tliis niarfe,
held on the •20W1 inst., ReV. Mt. Odder
receis•-ed n ine iiinems call to be enne
the eel, -cisme e have to eongeL tilee
t,he Rev. gentleman upon the positunt
lie tzr, n v More, 110Wever, than
tht-.3 pnlgregation nisei, their S( u) g
ge„tleman of so lintel' real emility end
nesell ;IS is the man. of their
• • Ale f'retay, 'I eeesteer of ihe
8 Attli FlurOu ALP:ri."•uluier.11 SOnietV will
be ii Seifert:1i at the is'aesoeitor Oise
on.7„afrirclay the 6111Prox, els° on thi
etieceeding siaturday from 12.30-o'eloe1
to j) 1)7 prieve, awarded at the meat
Show, Ile -will feel oblifsel if
a2 Nylu have net. yet reeeived their
prize et ney vill ertke It'oonvellient to
Coll on no of those d Lys..
AIA.suour APPLES. ---:A few weeks
ago Y -e h id the pleaeiug ietoasion to art
know le Igo a. preseut from M r.11.
Ode of a loto very Liege upplee;
witi 41 tools the (fiat prize ill two places.
We agile /ewe o ?Okitowledge asitui
lar Cr h C thieve ji. -
•N1'11-) %sill pie:tee-a-ON-1A; • Our thalik81 fO•
Haul ity Of Wint6r„Pippitis-," SOLue
or vttt it ei t /Stir 1 fouls:owl ineltes
.circutuferew e.
THE SEAFORTH ..tXPOSITOM
• TH W -,-Stra Passing
strange,is the Weather jiih.t now. Fur
a week past, the ground, is far as the
C%0 can reaele hae been covered with
enow, end every night there has been
severe feist. with° t any thawing drir-
ingethe day, Whieb now leaves the
srsound fieezen herd to a depth of !tome
ittehee. Ainige quantity •of roots ere
in ,he •-•round, indeed we eelieve
nf,a-1_0, the whole °I;Op, mid some of out
forntere are "I of ik li g "Idae" at the stttt
of things Still wi . eerenot- hut hope
forii t w weeas, at leaet, of fine we;itli.
er vet. The oldeet eettlere ten its 1kt
Winter' neV'er -sets in -.withont sot e
length of °Indien Stentner----we haee
none thiq qo •=ti rfo-
• From our Sp' ecial Correspondent.
Nuw Beentrik.' The new Bridge
over the Maitland inthisplace is now
tiitished and is a good, Pelbstiantial job.
Mr. E. Lindall is the contractor.
To Menstoar, Mset.—The village of
Illuevale, would be a good epEning
- for a.sloctor .who • would be moderate
. in his chthges as at present there is Do
VOCtOr tuthe village,.
. READINGS.est'e-T. e S .hool Teachers
, .
and others in , and i.u•ouud Blnevale
have determined to supply* the public
with cheap and innoneut etausement
during the winter in the torn' of Pen:,
ity Readings. The first, whieh will
.
be fredi to a 1 w el he held on Tnesday
1pig. Nov. 2ild and if it is well Ipat-
rntervals through the winter. The temized the.y will be continued at regu-
•tai
programme will consist of dr ince/tic
and comic pieces, selected from the best
• writers. Nothing will he • allowed
whieh world offend the most fastidous.
We hope the public will see • the benefit
ohe e re p dal amusemen s and aft ee
cordingly.
:SHINGLE FassTti ItY. —Stu trt *St . a).
have just got in the in whihery for
. their new Single FActorv which 'will
DREADFUL, -1.4 Tuesday
emitting lest it Was discovered that the
1 g house of Ronald 111cDo141d, living
n lot 9, 14th conee-eien, E est Wil -
hauls, was smouldering heap of rui
and the hoe v ofthe ilofortunate pro:.
, .
pru-tor watolying charred, burned, and
disfigiired ii the ruins. A.s yet, there
is .no clue to the cause of the floe.
The Unfortnnote Man waS ah0, t 55 or
60 years of ege, who was living alone
wit,' his W e, who heppetied to las at
a friend's honse ou the 12th con, on
the night or- the wend tragedy: The
f lilily are all grown tip and gOue froth
t P paiattfoll retif. The ale all
the u1rtiulii 8 that vont'reporter has
yet been able to glea»-of this fearfel
tregedy,—,31ratItro9 imes.
• MECHANICS' 'N3111.'111E. --'- At rauge-
meets ate oei g tele for a series ef
Leetures during the present Fell _and
eolaieg Winter, under the auspices of
this institirtioe. We Shall prohahly
*at fir,,,f favored with • one from Alex.
ilIclienzle, Eel., M. P. for Lanoton,
whieli will he at • en early date. 'The
high fateeni iu whiell this gentleman's
leilieies and honesty are held will, ae
tre sure, 'Aims out one of the lergesi,
atalielices that ever stia, tender a Spealier
in this -place. We also •itielerstet d,
-lett closely following ...pin] thi8; vi
inn' exPect ejanwS Yonng, Esq., At P.
es• tet 10 Mr. Young is mit se -
old a 1)1it.i.cian as the first mentiened
"sentient:in, but- he is already eensidered
to be seeene. to but very few men in
t lietise of Commoneticli lecrairts
eel] make the teeatorth ille.eletniss' In
dreite "s pcwerin :Att . lend."
A. NOTIltIt " WA IF, 7-7 -.int* coreora-
lion •liiiS been faviirod (1) 1,eith auotnee
i!li-ilil._. (..)ii Fii :ay mer.eieg lak, alamt
4 o'cloek, some buret/1.0ns fudivedtel
„ ltiftsienewly' born . /nide child at the
Hoor or Alt. A/snit:Igo '.Phe helplese
li ttle. s ttanger • leid Sio7. re lei ved the
rir,,t efli•es ef a 17111 S(' and wae suppos-
ed w.i,e,not wore tit in a f ea hours old.
t
Mr. A esitagel,e oel the . e -iiit le lying
the ehild' hurried to ties (t)ols and saw
- - •i
-1. 01 111 seeping through a garden ou
the oppi site hide or the. street. Our
Cohn il have pliteed it under the cafe
of a nurse, and offer a .rel,varil of one
huildreill(lol_lars, for tle, conviction ef
pirties ,.,,:ptili,y or those two reeent, cases
of shild ili-lsesti el, sir fifty doll tree each.
.itit• fintieziri liopcii-i th Itstub e7ne1-
11,0aitedness am l8 (winced in le..lvi g• in
tai.t.A es !)-8ed to .the severity of the
weethee• will be sine:slily visited by
8evare eliastisenetot. •
Aut.:ORDIN.; b annoaa.;eint•int a meet-
ing w o held ita the Biptist Clefr!h on
KI ealay erening`...elest, to Org-WiZe
u4s Prospeas are g 1011 for a
tfirsr r Oe °lass. All wietiiiig to • join
are re petered' te be presteit at the MAXI,
1117 1'1g. .04 [ .1) irdeet giving the filst
le s 'led they ar6toe v./betide to la
10i; .0,7 ;Inv the chs. Our next
. meeriite Wei he hold in the same
pl tee heet Monday, t 7.30 P 111.
tit3TT.'
,
11.`if-?, Ai ile,vville in -den
be
It, on the. farm of Air. John flie-
lee, tall 14, Lce-, 1, Toevuellie of Ce're.Ys
N 3e-ei to all yee'et litors,
foll.eving plLLf' WL11 be,
a a eV 1 •3.1.•mil (J1 1.14.-4‘it DriZa, a
plo lei etleel sixreee-dolliirs e2w1
tis; "tel, .15 ; 4th, 84-; 5th 33. &eye'
CI-4,-1A•prize $'6 , 2011, $5 ; 3rd
t4 , 4re, 3; .5E11, 2. Rules. --let. A,..
cit.:- .1.0 fee of $1 will oe eh/reed fir
..1111;.(1. 2,11. Diptil of furrow,
6 te a ; One f) Ira). Of tat a -re ti) be
pl ).0:11,1 • Lialu 5- hours. Ploughs to
be a eoe ti1 1 at 9 Vielo-,1c, an I start
at I t•.e.s ;it 3 o'el
• ; : .:r1 t; f:Li.—V3 meter:
The Ca'shoile Bazaar.
• ---
Tue Bizaaa• only
cathe to a. real termination 011
0(1710 da es -elude last, whieli wris
(Julie oy Au -hot:leering. off all the eel -pro -4
SGuek froin the fctir VS ty3,11Sill:.1.)118 .)
1.ist eei, 1. L. oafs, Eakiipt; the
•I•• stump," whioli by the way we 11107$t (10
him Gn,3 credit of saying lie uoutiliieci
Inuch Cc the prosit of tee entsteei 'se
foto. days of last wee, .vhile it
was -tieing carried on in Kalman
Ryan'slIe store, veru alloustle and
liLe. 1()l0V-L11kitIg, tootigle the
Leery oujeet, was J106 the wily Otte, for
enjoyment apeeered to be realized oy
all who alitenuedi •of whoin there were
n in all, tees then some thousand .
roedispl iy ef val tiaple art Isles was tnag
1liheI1 t,, espeoial y running in Suvh ar
t -les handsome, Oil ()edit -8,
.0r-se)[e/es, Quilts, Cat (lren's clothing,
teal needle work. geeterally. The, thew
won& of the Isaililieg was fitted up as a
inning atel refre•seatent.h.,11, whieli ad-
ded k1 little zest t) the occasion; Tee
leemoadvIlle 81i.L8$ Bend- we meats-
farnished untete gratuitously.
eath eve-iiig, for whites we are sure tile
iiitenoe,re - inaV at!. Opt the 0.;iirule,:it
St:f 1.0.1:)Ii_ :t-: 1.1166t1 llg t
,W1: • •a-lil iit (.11.intp:u Ou tho e‘;‘-ning:
of .' i‘y 511.1iler the aus*es: of a
I irs of the Town, to 0
w'e 1.1 weseeik bitizsai Ds. Cm) v
he:. 1.1 Mr (Iris are %riled. We 1
.
, le trd w 'ether. Mr. Gray can
&Lt • 1 ir not; 1),it we understaed that n
OJP•r•ii,ii I Dr, Campbell with his .us -
11 LI • i for the Teill,p'.mti •e R !ferrite
-sas. aetoitaid, •intless detained C
professioull duties) to h
p ruu 11.11:1 deliver a lecture on the h
Ica ) sin.; End 1)1;6 w's
a_le<Anrer we promise the t;
Ciato.nione a treat upon !Tuesday n
eeeuieg.
/ties ef rates fair. prejec Airs 01 •the
)tear, whieli after All not reninne, -
Lion to La-. deipLied. White - speaking
f Lttues, we mi.)? just inentiO4, con-
ictimi that forees' itself 0 ifl -oar Mind.
Iu-811_;0„88, we helieVe, is, dite,solely to
he ladies. - If any ninnoer • of gentle -
lei', think they (Nail -11i lye re ilized one
undred and ,f)r4,9- du'larq fur a chaiir,.
audsom- though it was, we pity. their
piteeit. More thau one persou did we
ear confess thatthe pretty girl's faces
ad a relaaeing effect upou their purse
ring'. We are iliformed hv the' sere-
try,- Mr. -Ryan, that Cee enterprise haa
ettexl to the bailding fund V.UJt.11
1,42.J
•
soon be in operation.
• BIRTHS.
Biterrime:—On Tuesday last the -wife af Mr.
Jaanes Brydon, Hullet of a son.
DEATH
At his residence, in McKillop, on the 22nd
inst, Dennis Downie, Esq, J 13 •Aged
67 years
THE IVEARKEMS.
' SEAFORTH, Oct. 29 ,1869.
Wheat, (Fall) Ig bushel. 065 to
Wheat (Spring) DY bushel, 0:75 to
Barley- to bushel, 0:50 to
Oats tg bushel, _ , 0:27 to
Peas: iti bushel, . •0:55 to
Potatoes lif bushel, ' 0:50 to
Hay i le ton, , . 9:00 to
Egg's if? dozen, • 0:15 „to
Butter, 11? ib. 0:19 to
0:85
0:91
0:65
0.214
0:60
0:55
0:10
0:15
0:21
CLINTON, Sept. .27. 1869.
(New Era Report)
0:70 to 0:80
0:83 to 0:86
- 0:25 to 0:00
0:45 to 0:56
0:50 to 0:55
- 4:50 to 5:27
• 0:20 to 0:20
• 0:30 to 0;50
0:12 to 0:12
7:00 to 8:00
Fall Wheat, new,
Spring do
Oats,
Barley,
Peas,
Flour,
Butter,
Potatoes,
Eggs,
Hay per ton,
8hootinglVlatch.
Fall Wheat,
The annual shooting match of the
Seatorth Volunteer Company, Ca pt.
T. .P. Bull, took place on the 14th
inst., and , hougn this report wms pre -1
pared for htsr week's issue, the COW-
OVerlt 0: bti .r.n.t perhaps "it
IS better late than never " and it's°
it is RS follows. Five shots being
tired at each range the result is as
follows :
Q0)eds..400 yds Total Prize
Ensign Lei13 12 22000
:eve J Sperling 10' 13.....25.. ,900
Lieut Wilson . . .15 . 22.. _7.00
Sergt W i 'son ...14 10 ..... 22 ...5. 76
G Weeks. .8 . 12.....20,...4.12
do 2.25
The pi ize. for the worst, shut was won
iey Private Denim MesLeod, viz., 1 bot-
tle of ()tette- - inhabitants of
See forth• deserve credit, for their Iiberel
eontriteitiolts towinds the 1 rue Itst.
Whene4er a subscription for volunteee
purposesiS mon d there -in rio one
found to say " No." Mr Comae-,
Jeweler, 'InntiiiiCellt 777 evrr, gave a
magnifieent gold In•east pin valued at
$10, and. 11.11.. A. .MeDotigall, insui
twee agent, leive a life ce poliey
for 'one year $5.000, both of . whieh
weie won by our highly esteemed
townsman. • Eesiini 1 eis •
GODERICH, Oct 19, 1869.
( Signal Report.)
$0:80 to 0:75
0:140 to 0:85
• 0:25 to 0:25
0:30 to 0;00
0-18 to 0:18
0:12 to ,0:00
8.00 to 10:00
Spring Wheat,
Oat,
Potatoes
Butter,
Eggs,
Hay, per ton,
TORONTO, Oet,28, -1869.
(By I'elegraph.
Wheat (Fall) ig bushel. 0;95 to 0;95
dd. (Spring). bushel, 0:90 to0 :90
Oats !g bushel, 0:30 to 0:r3
Barley bushel, 0:65 to 0:G8
Peas Ut bushel, - 0;65 to 0;65
COW WANTED.
TilE" subscriber Wants to purchase a good
Milch Cow, (young), A. cow about to
calve prderred. Apply to
FRANK PA LTR1DGE.
Pho.ographer. Scott's Brick Block.
Seaforth, Oct. 21, 1869. 98-tf.
Goods 1)elivcred,
0
South Ilurtee. eafesicultural Society.
THE SliOw OF ROOT CROPS.
• .rie J1.1418 f the root cr -p have re
tut eed after their tour through the
Rifling, They remark, that in ,gener
al they -fia4u1 -root crops weil cultivat
('(141117(1 the gi (mita clean. That carts/Is
we, e . ma: y eats too. thick, :fuel re-
thimug out to four in lies
171 11 Tilinipm, below ail' average
crop.. Pi :tat .i's, below an averagte and
111 LngleS, H :ewe not . average, in fa
very N,,perior. • Old varieties. of pita-
- rotteu bedly--new varieties com•
pi. raj Vel y 1,(-'e All the priZe potatoes
wftr0 of the Yerietv kieoen as. " (leas -
soh." They mention Robe G iveillock,
of Me Ktilop ab Faving a fine lot of the
best and latest va ietiee of petatoes
PRIZE'LIST.
any part of the Village,
•viler' bought
At SCOTT _ROBERTSON'S.
STRAYED STEER.
TRAYED, on to the premises of the sub-
• scriber. Lot 5, Con. 3, }Juliet, about the
middle of last month. a two or three -rear
old steer, red and white. The owncr is re-
quested to,prove property, pay charges, and
• take tl.e same away..
THOMAS FOWLER,-
- Hullet, October 22.
. SWL,DISH TUIZNIP prize, R.
• Reining, Stephen ; 2ed Jane;s• Dick-
- 8 )11., ; 3rd, Sitne Cantor:1a
ens June •
• id A NG fiE IV RT.ZI,E. 1St • prize, R.
Manning, S-tepheo ; 2ne, J. Pic-eirde
LT:borne ; 3rd, Alex. Uroadfoot, Tu k
ersmitie
CeettoTs.--, 1st prize, R. Mennieg,
Steelien ; .2tal, Alex. Broadfoot, k-
eietnith; 3td, jaMei 'Carnocleto, Tuck-
s
et., with. -
• „
yoTeleiss.—Ist 1)riZe, R. Govenlockp
2nd James Dicloeni, 3rd NV. 0. Fowler.
OUR present Inipressionf, is, • that
1-1 ii' ks. iv 11 eerie, the day in, North
°Renfrew. 'Whew we find 'a man like
urray, wile two days ago, sp ,ke with
intlignatiOn of the attempted
p1t-117a56. of the liiI1ig, Dow boldly
iw isle -being that -lie is one of the pins.
ised Inenself, .what bo1 e cau e 00
lert•oili. There lias been_ an utter
shanieleseinteeill. the seliole matter, e
determination to laty 01 the pert ef
the • Govern went, and a cletermina Lion
. -
to sell on thee pert f the leading. cm..-
stituents, ial both t.o ovetely• avowee
that it would be rue e folly to lo•ik for
asi honest expressiou of ()pinion. The
onleowon(1el is thet hab tekeu
on himself the trouble of a personal
canvas at all. - Wily did he not send
en agent stfh a hag of money, and buy
she Renfrewites ,n the market place.
They would have been willing to sell
in that, as well ateie sally ota' se• wee
srfeee,.7.1ae6
POOR COPY
•NEW VALEN1IA
Raisins ct Currants
At SCOTT ROBERTSON'S.
AGENTS WANTED.
okknl TO $75 per month, .clear of all ex-.
Veit/ penses, guaranteed to all industrious
agents who will take up the work, which is
very light. `1,8 well as profitable.. For circu-
lar and patticulars, address
BOX 32, Seaforth, Ont,
October 22, 1869. - 98
OAT AND
CORN MEAL
At SCOTT ROBERTSON'S
CHOICE FAMILY
At SCOTT ROBERTSON'S
DAIRY and FACTORY
IfICE SE
At SCOTT ROBERT -SON'S.
BOOK JSTORE
'BOOKS, STATIONERY, ALBUMS,
• wan Papers.Newspapers,
CONCERTINAS. rar:48‘.. PIPE -STEAM
TOBACCOr 1CIGARS
Wholesale and Retail.
Window
Sheet Music,
Musical Instruement--0,
• Fan-ey Goods, -etc.,
CHEAP FORCASH
Any person wishing to purchase Melodi,
alas, Organs, or rianoes, leave orders with
C. -Arnastrong who will promptly attend to:
them.
C. Armitrong would respectfully -solicit
Share of the patronage of the inhabitants d
Seaforth and vicinity. Don't forget the
Vplace, one door south of the Exchange Ofike.
Seaforth, Oelob r, Nth. - 98-8in
WHITE PIM
(Fall Catch )
FoR, SAI
At S. ROBERTSON'S.
$1 Canada Tweed
for 80 ets.
AT
:The New York HOUS6'.
all Stock
NOWCOMPLETE
At the Newyork House..
A Large Stock of -
W 00
E
AND
READY-MADE CLOTRNCT
W. CaglijkeiL
TEACHER WANTQ.
FEMALE TEACHER for the Junior
Division .1 the tforth amnion School
to commence teachin on the. 1. t day of
January, 18:0. Salary $200 per annum,
payable .half -yearly. •
Applicants will please t:end Ccrtificates of
qualification -and tesdnionia's of charactiz, s o
D., D.- WILSON, 8ecretary.
, Or te\S. G. McCAUGHE Y,
Chairman.
Seaforth,.0ot. 22, 1869. •
Labrador Herrings
AND
ra31:31,r,, irezio
tgiti 41.6P tkirt
At SCOTT RJBERTSO.N14.
SUPERIOR
Black and Green!
TEAS!
At SCOTT ROBE1, TFON'S. _
MST ---BRANDS OF
Chewing and Smoking:
TOBACCO!,
At SCOTT RoBERTaJtv:.
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