The Expositor, 1869-11-26, Page 6.E
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ThO Income -Franchise.
{
toy
up for di:
Wednesclt
with mu
-sides of t
with a real
jeetions to
offering ar:
forcible ten
lowed by
in oppositi.
ground tha
and that it
Other nem
addressed
points im
I\Iclellar's
practical on
he expresse
lent -effect
•
's Bill upon this subject came
ussion in the Legislature on
The debate was carried on
1 spirit by members on both
Rouse. M3:. Boyd, opened
ly, able speech, meeting oh -
the princijile of the Bill, and
uments in. favor of it, atsoncc
1 convincing. He was fol-
Iessrs. Cameron and Wood
n ; both of thein taking the
the prof osition was new,
tended to universal eufrag e.
Qrs followed, each of whore
iiin$elf with vigor to the
eciiatel y in dispute. Mr.
remarks s 1(.plete with sotlnd
nions, and the liberal views
0 cannot -but have an excel
upon the country. The
member fo • Bothwell belongs
school of p.liticians who never s
still, who ar .'3onstantly advancing
the advance of intelligence, and mil)
lieve that 1..gist ation to be useful,
everything else, must be in kee.
with the spi •t.of the time.. But
pito all he ' aid in favor of an _ Inc
Franchise; c espite all sound argtnn
the Legislat re remained unconvin
and the Bill was thrown out by a
of4Gto27.
-We are • ot, at present, gong ever:
the argulnen s in favor of Income Fran-
chise.
ran
chise. We have . done 'so c n several
previous oc nasions, and our re;rtciers,
doubtless, a e quite familar with ivhe.t
they are s to the objections of:tihe
government, they are but the refiuerl.
Toryism. 1.our
� ..all past time in coun-
try, says the Provincial Secretary, the
ftanchise has been baluecl upon proper
'Well, suppos it has ? Are acre to
r
fore )
governed qt ned ,ore �r as We have been ill
past? At tl e time of .first fixing
cl'laalificaatiorl f (,leetoi:s wealth . consi
eel almost int rely in oos:sessioll;
.) ] S of r
estate. Stn e that time, ihowever,
c ,
(
The following is an outline of
information .communicated to me
Dr..I(iivillgston had traced a chain -
laakes, •.'connected by _ rivers, from tl
tracts south of the Lake-Tangrarivika t
south latitude ten degrees to twelve d
grecs, and -he conjectures that these 17.1
nerous connected lakes and rivers a
the ultimate southern sources of th
Nile. When he wrote he was about t
travel. north wards, to Uj i ji, on the eas
ern shore of Laite Tanganyika, wher
he expected to find some informatio
from Thome, of which he had been en
tirely deprived of for two ye tis, as wel
as to receive provisions and ` assistance
-As Dr. Kirk adds, " You knew len
ago of his safe e rriyal at UAL" I," we may
infer that before this time he. will hav
satisfied himself 'whether any of th
South African waters flew into th
Equatorial Albert Nyanza, of Baker, o
to a the existence • .of which great lake we
taancl now learn thatL'vi Livingston was
a'ibll 1 lI1t,StOlr �� acot;tkizant:
If this -determination has been aarr•iv-
o lie e• d at, Livingston will have gloriously
like solved the great prol,lem of African
ping geography, and will have proved by
des- actual observation that Ptolemy, seven-
olne teen cental ios age, really placer. the
ent, sources of the Nile in about their true
clod, latitude, a view which has of lute years
`vote! been sustained by Beke, Arrowsmith,
and Finlay: .I am, sir, your obedient
servant,
RODERICI I MURCIIESON.
P. S.—La consequence •of the, good
will and letters of the Sultan of Zanzi-
uar, • our long absent friend has been
most hospitably treated ey the Arab.
trawlers of the interior, of -whom he
-writes in the most graatefiii terms.
Up -Park, Petersfield, Nov. 4, 1800;
THE SEAFORT'H EXPOSITOR._
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lias assu1u((i 1141m1)tyrless , shapes --has
flown into a 1 Undyed cletemels. l Yet
such is the :Colhsc rs�:tti ru of politicians,
,
nolle but_the f'r t knee is the 'true test
of interest i the' coontl•y's .w(Sifue.
We sa-y, even u the c(S:i(.rlllptiou cf C;oii
sei atives, th: t if wealth is the proper
` basis of Silffriu e*, a. cll:uige is necessary
If wealth is the:pasie, then it should be
wealth in all i.e Yurn?ti, 4.4nd not in any
particular form. '1f. A 111a i cheese$ ;o
invest his money in trade,. or sto.:k, or
bonds, or anlegitimate enterprise
hatev-er, in ne feeence to house or
lard, must he 1•er-iaaun' a1 elitical c11icLll
for -so ••• r
1
o cloin�, 1 The government of• (7n=
tarie says he 117 45+.
But , we bee C no faith in wealth as
the' basis of su rage. It alight do well
enough in a pal 't age; blas it is not in
keeping with the present one. -We
look to;intelligence, not to property, a
the ti ue 41ualili 'itlion of aL voter ; an
in this -country ',he facilities fey• acqui.
ing an ed(icalt-t ait;•e so ample th..it al
-may be ince ig Its \ire, have no fear
of that thin`. ca el tTi)ieersall Suffrage
-,1. we have teat 1 in the unerring 7•,o
:e and inter igen ee of .our :people
know \kliat v ming 1 u
r CGau�liliallS are
A' ill(ltlstritiiUM., eleiyar-ii .uLduc1, and lova
.ley •.are.—\ire Have fti tli in their ole
•e tel doe th right, ; to. make o
• nida . a no;,le� owitl'y ; al'_ d we want
:act they.shoiild have to iutcrrst in it.
teat they shuu1 1 assist in laying the
basis of its f .ltur greatness deep and
Wide. 1 re say, tti e them the suffistge:
1 t will make them men ; thoughtful,
p:tt1'i�ltic teen,. d voted' to good govern-
ment and: at a.11 'hues ready and win-
e, Lo d4! nd it. It ie!tliat 4t'e arG coin
i'1�g to. • Every y
l,±e .., And the legi.
:;'i'v,ative govern
(•?'i'talin.' The v
•
The Arms of Ua 3ada.
The Official Gazette, of Ottawa, ub-
ashes` -a despatch from ' p 1'
,� , • [� the 7.uhe of
Uuckinghatlli, and Chandos, under date
14th October, l86, fol:waiidir,�, a t...r
tific.cJ copy of Frei .l1.1iesey's. tviti'r:} �.:
rl .I l
1. sigunienf of armorial bee tillers f. r this
Dominion and, proviil;.es of Callaada,
\which have been duly enrolled in I•for(
Majesty's Col lege of Arius ; also a des-'
cription of` alrt3lor•ial designs as follows .
--For the Pr(viuce of Ontatrio--r1, sprig
of thr•( e leatve . of maple, • slipped or o11
a c} lcef ; A r e nt, the C"roes of St Ueorgt
For the Province of Quebec—O)'gen a
fess, -grill's between two flellr de lis, I1
c 1111 f` �u Tits. dint It sprig ofs. three .heave
of ruaple slipped vert Til Graz a lion pas
salet'gunrd;1nt'or. For Nova ;. S n lt-
�coti;l
O1' oi1•'a fess, wavy azure; between thte
thistles proper, oper,. a salmon 11 t.i.•Lnt argent
ra
For New- Brunswick --Or on wee. es, a
T I ASE AND COMFORT.
J
THE 6u.L661NO OFP . bf BT.
Tncre is nothing so valuable as Perfect
Sight, and Perfect,Sightcan only be obtained
by using Perfect Spcctatles, the difficulty
of procuring which is well known.
Messrs. Lazarus & Morris Oculist's &
Opticians, I-iatford, (Colin., Manufacturers
of the Celebrated Perfected Spectacles, have
after years of Experience, and the erection
of costly machinery, been enabled to produce
that Grand T)esideratum, Perfect-Spt:ctae1es,
which have been sold with unlimited satis-
faction to the wearers in the Unite,.. States -
Prince Edward's Island, and Dominion of
(Canada, during the past nine years those
Celebrated Perfected Spectacles never tire
the eye, and lastmanvyears without Change.
Sole Agent for Seafortll, M. R. •Counter,
from whom only they can -be procured.
LAZARUS, MORRIS & CO.,
Ment rii1,AL .
• 7G -1y
\VE EMPLOY NO PEDLE!tt;. -
Seaforth, Nov., 5
S A )1 H D , ,
HAV1XG
incurred a heavyy.,
expense in
procuring first•cl,a .s Spring Drays for
the safe cx,nvcyance of goods, we beg to re-
mind the merchants and business men of
Seaafortll that they are in a manner, in duty
bound, to )a) bronize us._
W e hold orll:;elves responsible for the safe
carriage of goods entrusted to our care.
- IR S COLLIDAY & SON,
October 29th, 18119. 58-ly
STRAYED HE FER.
TIIA. YED into the. prcmices of the sul)-
l. crib.1,� Lot '20, llclrtli sidle ,Bayfield load,
,' t' nley Tournehip one Heifer wide an 1,ar
maa.l,., 1)eal•ili•r the namd' ,
of a. \1c,Lwing:
'file owner is requested to prove. n'o pert
1 l y,
pay expenses, and take the same away
JOHN PATO .
fitanlcy.l o rember 19, 102-4m
: STRAY HEFER.
ri 1 IE into the enelrisure of the sttbscri
kee• bee, Lot 2, C mi S, linnet a vie and
white' two-year-old �' teer. The owner is r TIe has also some of the finest
cluc:,tc:rt to prove property, pay- charges, and
take the sante away.
1
JOHN W LSH
Begs to inform his old customers and the
public generally that he has on hand the
finest and best selected stock of
TE,ASA
Ever brought into this county, which he is
prepared to sell L')WER than any Montreal
or Toronto Tea Company can. -
He will give on.
A Good Tea for
A very line Young }Tyson, 0 75
Extra. Fine do do 0 fi i
Very Fine & Best Imported, 1 00
$`1 62z , per 11).
tt
[t
tt
Try . his 1.5ea.- Tea !
A liberal reduction made to 'parties par.
chasing 'L'er} Pounds and ' upwards.
J -Ie lhass ileo on hand a large and well se-
lectcd stock of -.
a-a,O C'E]s 1
WINES & L '1J
Which he is prepared to sell Lower than any
house in the county, for C_'aeh or Trade. Be-
lowT ,
low � ou will filed the price- of some of the
Leading articles
10 lbs Good Pright'Sugar for
.t Good ,•
-o Good lthce,
2,i •� Good Barley,
20 ct Fresh Currants,
Good ��aleutia li I ,
a•slns,
LIVERY S T A
�n4
TAMIS'S 8088 desires to inform the pub -
AJ lic that he has opened a �:
1
Staple hi connectir,n with his hoteel, where
parties can 1)e aceoll hcatlatc:tl w'(+11 sir t-cl:ass
horses and vehicles, at rcas.rhnablc peic:ee.
“Seaforth, Oct. 1.i, l i'G9. 07-tf
F YOU WAN
lr.s,
® taT:11 F'E TiNE
ri RAINING' COMBS,
1 -
pUTTY,
COL0RS, &c.,
Go tr ROLLS'
0 0
FOA PERE
D � UQ %, C;H :? f r ' S
Ate„
PATENT i x z..zgczNE e
(,(1 to feDLLS'.
L _._
O`
t..3 .
10(3 THREE TEE
�.1_.�r OLD STEEP, i�s,li, of light
1 00 = red cotor, •i.t_I. white s,
l ,hl.(„ streak along the
1 00 back, and white. star on the fere. Any per-
son giving such lllf')r1ai ie
b 1 as will had to
his recovery, will be, Slai:-.;tl,ls rt.tardes1 by
'6"m. (x A? L 1 i N l,1,.
n i Loi 21, Con. 14, Mcl illop.
October 1,3t�h, 1809- 99-?-hn.
Best C'ofi•::e for 25c. per lb:
A Good. Smoking
r, 2i tc
llltll-.111 To})aCC4, �. :.
flood (31t1 Rye, 9llc. per gall.
Extra 01(1 ll y -e and Malt,, $1 00 :
WM. ARMSTRONG..
Iluilct, Nov. Toth. 102-3in
STEE F eS STRAYED
;I into the enclosure of the Silbseri-
1 L 1
ot,�, Con. l _, l ttcicersliiitll, rung
-- 1. -year-old Steers. The owner is rltiquesti ll
e to prove property, pay charges, and take
` thein away,
ALEX. TI10l SON
LypIlatc] 01 Inc ens g:tile+ with orals iii Titckersmith. Nov. 18: 18{X9. 102-4in
alctioi.1- proper 011 a chief, gules a lion
passant gnardan t or.
s As the ,sauce are severally depicted in
d the margin liel•c=of to be borne 1`or �
r- E
.the said respective provinces on .seals
1 ] �
1 stliel.,s, banners, fl ; S, or otliereiiee ac? _id
al
s cordieg to the ]aa s of i rn'.—Tt is �fitr-
; :they (l0 LLled (licit the ;ihit('tl 1'tO\•inees
d of Gael:ides being one Dominionunder
. the name of '• Canada," shall, -upon 1111
aeessirnks use a common seal, to 1)e cal-
leri the great, Seal of Canada, such seal
R 11477
,
1
-Ito be corrllxared of the al'me of Bilin font•.
f Proviisees` goat terecl. `.Uiie; 'fiae, sea iei'
-for the J)uinili' ei1 ali '
1.11 Provinces o inces of On
ual'h0, Quelle('., Noval. Seotla and :Nee;
Brunswick, \Stare despatched on Sth
T.S.Lity.
Another despatch commands the 're
turn of the old seals fel' i 11P everaall
Provinces, that they may be def te'ecl. ' P. �-
An order in Council was passed on fr'"e � � �� � ®
the: 1 thli Noveln tier, - anth orizin rz the
; use -'of the great eseil for cull, tllitrgs which
shall ease the great seal of the Domi-
nion-.
:a 3' rtl:'LkeS it 111.0re visi-
lattioll. of -every Con-
ent makes it more
to of WVe,lnesd:t ' Ilas.
tt_staev(sd it. On the contrary it will
;suer fresh strength from that vote.
1 (1:inada, r'Ls in -ens land, the refusal
:`;r•asic, limited r ghts °ni'ust enrl-in.the
e's..cis,ion -of 13101:''extended ones ;lied•
•:1 time that at,1 adverse vote, like
tt :ot X eduesclaa is is recorded, will
it: increase the cumber of tiniver;ail-
,,
',Frage advcicate .-Lit. T lioniccs Home
,•earYtat.
OVED a
V E
c :1`1
1liL a
Ilave Removed to their
New- flh'ick Store
Whe4e they will keep y
constantl , on
• hand the
The Trying Note
There is an anecdote related. of Ruu-
31ii, the :tireai.t leaking singer, which ill itS
ti'aates the peculiar power of the 11uinatn
Wold.(:. Tn an opera by': Pacini, called
"11 Taiiisiniiio,-" in which R.ubik.i was
Sing! ne, 1 i had to sing a pi) rase i11
Which a high B. flat occurs, which be
w .s acce_�stouiecl to at -tack and hold out
illfrOMETWOMtmcm711131116WWItillwitjl great power, to the-delight`cf his
c.- audience The public flocked to heir
•-r- noaorick I. l'Irnrehison on the this wonderful note, and never miesec1
asivin st+n Letters.
calling for a'repetition of it. Ru ',fed
had already sung the note on seven
K
r tie 'CZciJ>• y th.F; I orulwn T;,xn,.s.).
Although a full on'i'u(inicat.tion -will
:chile to the R. al Geographical So-
• . •'.v on-111o'nday r ext concerning the
leiter° of Li., in stein, dated the 7th •
.
a1 5681 1 may at once satisfy r),ali-
i;ilxiota' 1espe)t ng !he great travel -
. br :sttatiilg, tea t ats far a a.. it went,
ee receu t telegram fr(}u1. Bombay was f
e (ii relit. -
0
0
previous occ.aSiorls, each time :tWice;
and on one evening, when an admiring
audience waited for the production of
the wonderfulnote, B ubini was 'duel'•.
He opened his month, -extended his
aarine, and tried to utter the note w11ieli
Would not come. The audience cheer-
ed, apj)laudeil,:and eneouraa;ed hiin in
every way, but the obstinate B Wit re-
used' to tie sounded. - One more effort
Ind the force c`f his powerful lungs
verCalrlav the obstacle, -aind the B Hat
lril,; ;uho..gthe audience with brilliant
-Igor; but 5i)rnt,thing in the llaeehar i Its
f his voice had
fgiven way' though
L,
(ellr nte
pain, he c-oriti11tierl the
(i:'Ctl', for'gettin'g lits- sefrei'Ing 111 the
iuli) ,1)alll( (•c)1 rlilesi. lin lead obtained.
l
y `ikr+l.(i(, left tllci s:t;arge he saw the. stir:
.e-3011 Of tln, fly lithe, \vfl(, examined bier'
nil fo:li)(1 the t iTi the exertion of pm-
•(•e1tii the uhst::welt, ei0te1)e bed aact-
• Ut t,a• Al ...lei co tier
d: atl
ilia.
a . latter t), ilk \ Self. from 7, n i}iatl',
1 10th 0 of Septe n :er, rr. lK1rk has
a vbn Inc Sra file.leut..
1tlg:3to:1's let;e:r to 11
give a verybrief ou
's of iny illales(lri�k�r.
Tits ;c15:a furwarch d d
1:1
este). to the:Sect
a--ifl.a.irs al)•1
Sts'.• l,te sl;ry 1
,x tracts from Liv
rn to enable ine to
1it1(; of the a e:seen:1s-
f (ilr1. Ui'.
-sp,teh(;s li''01 Lit.
tae lee 'of .State
a111:1 ether) .
when 1. len-, L )r
,11 l ' )f these le to
',"It:(1 rT ).-:.i (.{.{'%•. 1•:-. iia tt?il..
Stock of
CROCER1ES
I E S
A ID LE ORS'
4 I
r.
Ever offered for sale in this County,
t Prices that will en -
sur e satisf4 c. .
� i.iOn,
They respectfully invite all their old cus-
tomers. as well as the general public, to give
them a call before purchasing elsewhere.
0
HOTEL KEEPERS and others wanting;
goods in large quantities are invited to in-
spect the stock. .
Renmei11)e1'tile- - c�11a,.E'. , :—
Large Brick Store, East side
0
Of Main -street.
KILLORAN ASi RYAN.
: ea.forth, NOV. IGih, 1SC9. 10 2-3m,
MOR COPY
WINS et B7. iii,rS "P211TED
The celebrated Marsden. Wine, which is de-
clared by ('hemi: is and Medical men to 'be.
pure and equal in quality and flavor to the
best Port, and can be sold for less than half
its price.
Seaforth, Nov. 10th. 09-tf.
VOTION.
OF VALUABLE IIPROVED
ESTATE,
TN THE
tt.
T
4 .
i 1•
h 11 " •
�
j virtue of Power of . Sale contained h. a
: � ertain .M ore e r
t 1be, Which will be pr(iclic-
ed at the sale, on -
raleSdaY _9.Zs� flab pec 1, 180
At Twelve o'clock noon, -
AT SHARP'S HOTEL,
IN TIIE
VILLAGE OF FOR o H.
HOUSE, AND LOT IN EAP UFil►EY,
Village Lot number 23 (W orsley's ,Survey).
in the Village of Harpurhev, .ontaining.by
admeasurement 45 perchc5 of Land, more or
less,. on which is erected a Prick Cottage.
TERMS.
One-tenth of the purchase money to be
paid down on ter day of sale for balance
terms will be made known at the sale:
For further particulars apply to
JONL4 ,S AP JONES, Esq.,
Solicitor, x..11 asonic 1Ta11, Tor onto -s t,,
Toronto, Nov. 16th, 1869. Toronto.
�-41n
STRAW CUTTER.
The subscriber desires to intimate to the
public stat he i,ry
s sole agent in ,�ekorth for
the sale of
MAXWELL & WIIITELAW ' S.
Ce.bil; rated
TRA lir CUTTER
11923E An HAND POWER.
Also for Massif's improved
t
C ' .s .ier.
A Si•ocnt KEPT UONATANTLY (;•YII:tND.
OLIVER C. WILSON. 1 J avtst C (wee,
Market Square.'
9
Seaforth. Nov. 191,h. :869,19'2-tf-; ,,S
_,
At SCOTT ROBERTSON'S.
.
11T,I Cy. ''.� TO 't:
l � w 1
WA
IN TIIE 8E1
IS, THE PLACE roit
,;,)rmaais
The fact that the , subscriber makes this.
article a speciality. should lead altintending g
purchasers -who like the best the market af-
fords, to, at least, try his stock.
T13 ea-a
ate
D
4uo
And a select stock of Staple and. Fancy
Groceries, always on hand.
JAMES G. LAIDL ''.
Seaforth, ober Oe ;29th. 99 tf •
BARREL and BAG
At SCOTT ROBERTSON'S
L �LT 1!2 5 1
F AN'el it :NOTE . PAPER. .
PLAIN STATIONERY!!
la great variety,
SCI300L BOUK,s,
Cartel- and ll cakdea.a';s Inks,
Blue azul Red Jn/.-s, -
Z�LI)les, Prage Books,
Illini rn Books,
B1(l rile ,.-votes,
B'lunic . ccqunt B:rolt.s,
.3Ti;TT POR THE
G -S_^AFOR'J H "EX.PO`IT41,." Daily
Globe and Dally Telearap1).
1 r
Alain Ellett,
Seaforth. J ulv'2 2, 1 8(,9..
-ri
NOTICE.
W;fe, Mary Me aye, hal=ing kft my
1�t Taal and board. without ju,t cause or
p�7rtrvoeation, this is to caution all parties
frohn giving her credit tin ni, - y
amount, as
from this date 1 will not be ie:T:nlatble fa,r
any debts she may contract' .
%Viii. M KAY.
f
Cis) 1%,v., 1,:'h. 1.31 -3.1
FRE611 4 ROLJ N D
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der`
pres
a fie
the.
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weie
t: ui
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Yil �iirY
e.)Jrli
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c? d•;
ir'e
sE gl
pop'
;all,,
Tea
to lay':
to lye'
fay,
Lle
Grease
-:
asssst
£'iiaa.11
1I1:; i -1
N110141s-
true
ers
of en
D uri1a
Ghats
4tiir
Iiia Li
guarani
gra11iec
seems 1
only i13
cire:nt
believe
•til tee t
„
k3;r11AI
41.8 ti•
llOiale
The
•editor
has .rel
toll&;;
signed
his • ori
doeunse
Isf she
will n
ti ) laal 14-1
repnbii°
The;
-ir1, l'd
lian C;l
i 11 Thrt
In. that
I1o1rII bJi.
'test d 1-
in the re
in. tori
Cu baa. .
-ol uiltee
last wee.
pol.nted.
received
geeaat der
Near
was thio,
the hese i
f s. r
c.trs
t0 ,t-tli 'i'
erai
injured -
On tib'
;lassie to
with giit1
Cxplbsien
and the
the wall
-owevet
rests on
f Ted t 1£'
niter}'
Alaska
week .ladri
fort r
Sri(11t'ssc
fear thtt�
bi a tri t J�]
1sta�tirm tall
as wi u(I tai