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THE HU ON. gXPOSITOR.
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1A Battle of the ..amazon,s:
A deadly feud of 'long standin
between two young and most loeel
and accomplished ladies of the ,cit
unhappily culminated ' last evenin
in a terrible encounter on the street
which was most disastrous and de
„ structive in its results, and has cams
ed a great • commotion in society
The melancholy offair'iseems to haV
originated in a jealousy which sprun
up between the combatants concern
ing the attention's of a young gentle
man, who isti diliotsdto : the highl
improper Ka -ttce of dispensing hi
affections indi'ficiiininittely. and love
I ot wisely but too niuchly. A.
first the fait rivali•developed a• sor
of coolness in their demeans* to on
another, which gradually deepene
into a positive frigidity of feeling
Meanwhile the fickle .1 -young gentle
man continued to pert his heir ir
the middle and SMile on either sid
with an air that w'es childlike ail(
Wand; . • .
The rivalry of the damsels grew
more intense, until they were :le
eustomed to make ,faces and rudely
jostle against one another when they
met in the streets: The hostili y
of feeling gradually enlisted t1ie
sympathies of frierads of the respect
we partes, and they went abroad in
bevies of half a dozen or less. When -
fever these antagonistic forces came
in contact, all -would make faces. the
opposing platoons would refuse to
give an inch of the walk and some
of the spiritedyoung ladies would
remark, "0, my, NV,Iiat kt perfect
fri,ght of a hat 1" " That's her mothr s old brown silk done over," and
other such incendiarY expressions.
As already intimated, this deadly
enmity exceeded the point, of ender-
ance last evening, on the occasion of
tri encounter of the D at lire described
anethettwe principals engaged in
i actual hostilities. ,
The ebnibat was olio of the most
tenific is.ca ever witneseed.- both of
the youug ladies beieg nerved with
bitter animosity and a seuee of hav-
ing had their fond hearts tilled
with 'j and their respe,tive reteiners
gathered wound and mingled their
screams of exultation or derision as
the chancee of victory seemed to
vare. . Locks of luxuriant hair
bestrewed the pave, with strips of
ribbons,
mohair, bundles of shavings,
and other debris. - A section. of pan-
ier and the entire sttiffiing of a chig-
non was picked up after the conflict.,
The fight finally ended in the *total
disconatiture of one of the danisels,
and the other lovely warriOreS8
marched gaily off eith -her friends,
having won undisputed right to the
whole of the walk Her triumph
was shortlived, however, as a ware
rant was speedily issued for the vic-
tor On a charge of ass -nit and bat-
tery, e most unroMEIDtiC iMplicatiOn
of a lady's name, to be sure. The
. ,
case Was brought _into Justice Ste-
phen's Court which is devoted to rC-
fined business, and wes adjedicated
by requiring the heroic damsel to
give $500 bail to keep the'peace for
one year.—Ostoego Times.
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Sanguinary Character of Scot-
tish Hietory.
There is a character in Scottish
History which renders it attraetive
to some persons; and impulsive to
others. The chronicle from Ken-
neth MacAlpine to Mary Stuart is
one of crimes, sorrows, and misfor-
tunes ,Few of the Scottish kings
died on their thrones or in their
beds. Crown] ess ria on a rchs yielded
their last breath in cspdvity, .or are
killed in battle, or they are thrust
from greatness in a monastry. From
the euccessor of Kenneth down to
Donald Ruse and Duncan. the Sec -
end --a period of nearly a ceaturv
and a half—no one king -of Scotland
tame to a peaceful end. Of the
idozemend a half of succeeding. mon-
. archs, the roll of whose names dos-
es with that of Mary Stuart, a few
passed away in peace and regretted
by their people, Eta destiny seem-
ed to purtne the letter of those
sovereigns with insatiable severity.
The name id James is of singulerly
ill omen -on this roll. Jame the
first, after a captivity of a score of
year in England was murdered' in
his own country. A cannon 'ball
carried off James the second at the
siege .of Roxburgh. The third of
the name was slain flying from bat-
tle, where his son was his adversary.
The fourth fell at Flodden. The
fiftn died of grief at the failure of
his attempts ageinst England. This
last was the prophet King, who said
so mournfully, when he heard of the
birth of his sole child, Mary, "The
kingdom cam' a lass, an' it will
gae-wi' a lass!"
Poultry Keeping on a Large
Seale.
The diffiulty and frequent failures
in keeping a large number, of poul-
try in one spot has often been discus-
sed in these columns.' In England
the attempt has failed; in France,
a very few successful examples have
been. reported. The only hope of
evereoaning the difficulties of the en-
terpriiii appears to be in giving the
poultry a widely extended range.
n this enbjeet he experience of
r. Warren Lola id of the Metro-
olitan Hotel N w Yo k, as given
ork Farnier,•1 Club, , and published
i a recent nee ing of the New
-i I sev ral of our mecican excliang-
, is intiirqtin r nd instructive
" .1 have . fowl
undr d fowls, y u
ast, n ak;re, , 13ett
ood a any. Hen n
I ush, and I 14
1 ave a sh.rec. ri)
yea , or nto e.
' T
that• for every
.rnust -give up at
rough land is RR
turaily love the
•utig trees , but
hich they live
eee form hiding
laces and' r •treats for them. In
s tell )laces hey prefer to lay. I
I ave sreate s tice 8, end it depende
on thi T orlfo ir 1r rle , by observing
•hich I belie e e : n make a good
1 Ving by hen • an 1 turkeys.
"1. I give rny oWls great range.
ighteen acr s b ilf#Ig to them ex -
c usiv ly. neat th., broods have
t e range of all:) h t big lot, and
t ie turkeys go half a mile or more
f Om t" • house: , hb eighteen acres
o poul r iyar0 is ot gh ,land, of lit -
t e use! tor iillt0. c has a pond in
1
1 and aim& r:, aka a d bushes, and
eeeds, anti ''sana_ places and mil
h aps, and lime and I ones and gr. .ss,
a d a piaci) which 1 )low up to give
t env worms.
"2, When a hen has set I take her
t le out in th iiiii and ram n lit
j
a
b x threw out the etatw and earth,
1 t i
f w da s,..and giv ita good coat of
whitewash on oo,th tides. In winter
when it is very Ico d, I have an old
s ove in the hot se, and keep the
e area 1 above' fi wing. There is
also an open firepl• ce, where I build
ea fire on cold wet lays. • They dry
ti ernsel vet, and w ieu the fire goes
t.
o it th re is a bed of ashes for. them
t .wall w in. u rrer and winter
m hees beve tall ti e lime, ashes,
at d sand therwant:
' 3. Another re SOr why I have
Est eh 1 ick is hoc: us, my poulti le
y rds r ceive all t e scraps from the
hotel. Egg makiine's no easy work,
R. d hens will no 'Is o much of it
w thout high feed. hey need just
W 1,4t a wan who ).ks requires ---
w ieet, 1 bread i
„n eat. Aa to
1 ' eds, I prefer th.; rah nras, i igh t
A d claik. - I chalk e -he •cock birds
e •ery spring, and mau•on the farm
h• s no other duty de n take care of
in poultry. I late) ofteu 3,000
'sp ing chickens. . 1
A ,Perilet Ride.
Ceptain McArth al of Kingston,
ha a perilous rid )r -i tue much -
abused Grand Tru ' k last week, on
Id. return from Liu hi e, whither he
pi oted a vessel fro I his port. I lie
go up.from hid sea i the passenger
ea when the trai as near Len-
a ter, and „walked ou on the plat-
fo in, to find out le w near he was
to the station 1 e over -balanced
hi self and fell, te vh t might seem
a- certain destruct on underneath ;.
however, he caugi t theguard or
coupling% in his do ea , and there he
hung by his Arm in a position
which'offe ed him et4 little hope 6f
recovering the els, Orin- above liiih
in the one case, and a sure and awfu
,
de' th were he tc -dr p of on the
0,1 er. No one co id be placed in
1
a more agonizing po ition. .Thioueli
his great strength, being ot strong
intiScular power. he held himself lip
,
while thie train trav lied- four miles ,
undergoing the reatest mental arid
bodily suffering.
o one discovered
his daneer, as -it wa
-dark. When his strength was ex-
hausted, and he saw: a bridge, or tun-
nel on the track all ad, which would
increase the dengei of his situation,
. he prepared for the it evitable pi tinge,
anf. witI a prayer of despair on. his
olies,let ko his hold. InstEtut death
eas s on of a hundr d, but provider).-
wo ild Ntte followe in ninety-nine
daily M . ltIcAl thus fell, more dead
Oa, aliae, into a Is llow or excava-
tio in the track. 'The train passed
over safely, and lie bad lain there
un onscious , from - his 1 injuries and
suterings for seven' hours. After
da t light his este n.1, d
one more he ent i d :nto the con-
ce'ne back an
ten plation of an wfal situation.
He was unable te rtv tik, but dragged
bin self on hands an I feet to a house
qui e fEtr off—some ay two miles—
an he o A that c• re and assistance
wh eh its condi io required. „ A
friejnd Ii.. cliscove ed lived DORT by,
an 3he p1 oi.vd a re nd, indeed, car -
in • for li'm as a ro her. His aims
an side were quit e black from the
mu cula e*ertions e was subjected
to ; his boots ,apd portion of ,his
tro sers were tore off, and his feet
lac rated by b&eig drugged along
the tree . lie got a severe injury
in e b clr, also, b • his fall. His
bodt pre ented a dreadful,sight. On
Th rsda morning e was brought
hoe e ancl now lies t his residence
un er the care of tr. 'Yates. His
inj ries have been ery severe, but
the Doctor hopes to bring him
th ugh safely.—Ki 's(on Whig.
night, and verty
frie
sup
bis
this
gument
owera, the sculp
d on' what peoP1
arrying without
rt a family, ex
wn fears as he f
very sition.
11
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ti
r Marriage.
writing to a
L the folly
e rneans to
re ses frankly
und himself in
e says—" To
tell the truth,-htwever, tarn' ly and
poverty have done nene to 411.ppOrt
the than I have Co etuaport them,---
Thisy htve compelled use to make.
exertions that 1. !entity thoughtany-
self capable of; and, often, i hen on
the eve of despairing; they h• ve forc-
ed me like a coward, in the corner,
to fight like a hero, not for myself,
out for my wife rind little °Flea.
halle DOW as much work to as I
can execute, UI410881 Can Ili d some
more assistance in the marb e, and
have,also, a nrospect tor furtl er com-
missions." The treth here expressed
by the
lar rein
a gentle
tried nni
then sal
his pocket, whill
squande ed in feol
young n ;tn'r wit inis. a
--was e lough to sup
wife, wl 0, by well -i
my, has
if ted sculptor, is like a smi-
rk I heard not long Mee by
nen from Btlston, w io had
trimony in ti e same ay, and
1 that the hose ith lige , il
he had before
sh not ons—a
lie cell ;dthem
sort Es Iindent
gulttee evono-
e sel f,
for
to
ion,
lug
Imam
and sate
her car
direct a
and to (.
"is like
proved a for une in
d a 81111g SUll of 'mo
less. husbaut • "A
an to a proper a
eneral economy." h
tiniety succor at sea,
him fron destruction on a
voyage!' .4
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bi
sa
C EIRIA
Sle gli Facto
MAIN ST., SEA.F0
riinE ubscribers, thlankfulpast;-
favours. wotild intimate to I-phd in -I
habitants of Seaforth and surrounding
country, t at they have On,- hand Ilarye
A ssortment of
CAR IAGES S
DEMOCRATS
Made tpof the Best 1ate-
-1
• rial,ar din the !LatestSki.des.
In order to make room for WI
WORK, foey will sell 0 -HEAP
N TE
FOR
CASH.
ars- In ending purchasers Iv do
Well to givu them a call before pur hasing
elsewhere.
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Promptly 'attended to.
Renierab'r the Stand First
door South of tipo Foun-
dry, Main St.
McINTOSH tis 11104RISON..
Seaforth Sept. 1, 1870.
11 a—
CUSTOM
ILOR1N61
ill -IAN K LNG the public for their. libers
al Tat -onage extended to ns euice
icommencing business, we hope by strict
tsttention a. merit a. continuance af the
felme.
CCTTTLNG- 1
Parties whO may require Cut
donecashave it executed with A
racy, Nea ness, andDespatch, at NI
EATE PRICES.
SUTHE LARD BR
8RAFORTH, Septeml)ei-: 1 • 870.
[..
ing
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82- -
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I LLS
FOR SALE OR TO RENT!
STJ13C1 1BER OFVERS FOR
I SALE or to Rent, on easy te ins;
THE VARNA MILL S,
onsisting A a Floor, Oatmeal, an I Saw
Mill, all o2 which aro in good riti ning
order.
-
The Floujr Mill Contains Four in of
'tones and ltke interor is well fin shed,
nd all the ia�hinery in first clas
ition. T icre is in connection q, obd
am, and n abundant supply of 'yi-ater
o run alit iernilistheyear round.
1 These m lls are sitnated in the centre
1f a-splendi 1 Agricultural country, and a
are chance is offerecl to any person' desi-
rous of emb rking inth.e raining business.
'
There is .lso an excellent oppor uinsietsy
f BORINC FOR SAT the pre ,
11 the works for which could be 4riven
y water,
The above. property is situatei1 Six
tiles from Clinton; Six from Ba eld,
d Eleven from Seaforth, with good
ravel roads leading to eachplace
For further particular apply tl -the
rogrietor, on the premise, or to Varna
WM. TURN14
15rA.RNA, August 11, 1870. 140—
ARD OF THANKS.
IIE undersigned desires to tenderhis
JL sincere thanks to the farmers of Hu --
r n and public generally, for the liberal
patronage he has received since conamen-
c g the manufacture of Ploughs, etc., in
keaforth. 1
Having had Seventeen years experience
iit she above business, he c' n with confi-
d nee recommend his 1 •
J
1.t
Pia•OT_TC1-13, S
, I
AS
IRST CLASS GENERAL PUR-
posh PLOUGHS,ND,0
LIGHT DRAU ITT.
Iron and wooden P ou hs with cast
el landside and rnonl4 b4ard con ant -
on hand, and madeto or4ler.
GRAHAM W
Seaforth 4ugust 26,
ILLI LMS
1870.
N.
.00.4e10
GET MAR
.."AT,oNm
FUWVIT
18
25 Per Cent C
A T
s!
RE
eaper
TF,1. BELL'S
-w-.A.Rmi-to Ms.
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-IIE HAS ADDE
team
wer
To his Facilities, and is no v elling
Wholesale and etail,
BE SURE TO CALL BEFORE
PURCHASING ELSE HERE.
WARE ROOMS OPPOSITE THOMAS
KIDD'S.
WORK SH OP, CPRNER 1.? MAR-
K ET SQUARE.
TURNING done on the
Shortes Notide.
COFFINS
kept constantly on.
ha'n#11.
A HEARSE FOR HIRE.
SRAYORTH, JUNE 30 1870,
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at JOHNSON BRO.'S.
Go to the B st!
THE BRITISH AMER CAN
AND
BRYANT, STRATTON &
a
CONSOLIDATED
BUSINESS COLL 3GE,
fRow the largest, most exten ive and
complete BUSINESS; SCHOO in tip
c untry. It has thie largest staff of
T achers, the most practical nd best
a4lapted business forms, and th best ar-
ged ancl most comb:tedious apartments.
rt is under t be man a ement of borough
business men, ;fully alzve to all the re-
quirements of the business eos unity.
The advantages endlfacilities afforded
in this institution ire unequalLi in=the
country, and no young man sho d enter
a business career without fully availing
himself of its benefits. We wer iward-
DELL
ed the
First Prize in lusines Pen-
mansh.p
SIXTH
At the late Provincial Exhib'tinosnecuat
London. As this is th? .
tive year that tore have,' taken t prize,
we feel confident that 'there can be but
one opinion as where to go to m to
write.
For Specimens of writing, b
circulars, &c., address
ODELL & TRO
148— or'onte.
OFFICES TO LET. ,
:int Iti374000;ko:. in thoheno b stvhieitlsaetai.dn dmAflopaspttli ony St oncro:nt
McCAUtlifFlY & HOLMESTE •
Seaforth,April 14, 1870. 1234
FARM FOR SALE.
ToT 12, Con 9, Township of Grey,
I
I 4ontaining 100 acres of land, 55acres
cleared, With good buildings and orchard,
The 4arzat will be sold oneasy terms.
Apply to
-M. McDERMID'
Harpurhey.
149.
Oct. 12th, 1870.
I)ANIEL MoPHAIL,
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
YOR. TlIlt
COUNTIES OF PERTH MID HURON
Ttl(aleSinthoarbeitturn an tshoifsPeirnr feo rtthliTirk
eral patronage during the past six years.
He would respectfilly announce that he
will attend to all orders in PERTH or
HURON for 1870. Oraers left at the
" Extosrrou" Office'in Seaforth,
Beacon Office, Stratford, or the Advocate,
ia Mitchell, will be promptly attended to.
Conveyancing, and Real Estate Agen-
cy attended to, and loans negotiated.
OFFICE—East side of the market.
Mitchell. Ont. -
Mitchell, Feb. 25, 1870. 121—
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TEETH EXTRACTED W1711001 PAIN.
irlf CARTWRIGHT. leD .81, Surgeon
-tf19entist, Extracts teethWithoutpain
tj the use of the Nitrous -Oxide t..4 -as.'
Office,—Over the 'Beacon' store, Strat-
ford. Attendance in Seafortb, at Knox's
Hotel, the first Tuesday and Wednesday
of each month; in Clinton, at the Com-
mercial Hotel, on the , following Thurs.
days and Fridays.
Parties requiring new teeth are re-
quested to call, if at Seaforth and Clin-
ton, on the first day of attendance.
Over 54,000 patients have had teeth
extracted by the use of, the Gas, at Dr,
Coulton's offices. New York.
Stratford, Fed. 11, 1870. 114-tf—
Oni.tiario Rouse!
EDWARD GASH!
WILLCOMMENCE ON
SEPTEMBER THE FIRST,
TO CLEAR OFF HIS
.1)1Y GOOD
STOCMC,
kT AND UNDER COST.
GOOD VALUE FOR READY PVY.
Cash for Butter and
Other Produce.
Fres(/Teas and Groceries
ALWAYS ON HAND.
SEAROPTH, Sept 1, 1870. 53—•
•
ONTARIO
Pripters' Emporium,
80 AND 78 BAY STREET.
G ATKIN & SON
( S UC
ESSORS TO WM. HALLEY,)
DEALERS TM
PRINTING MATERIAL
OF -EVERY DESCRI PTION,
TYPITS, PRESSES, *IN -KS
PAPERS,
AND REQUISITES GENERALLY.
Canad ian Agents for the celebrated'Ex-
tra I -14d Aletal Book, News, and Job
Letter of STEPHENSON, 13LAKE tt.
Co.,.Ilieffield ; and the superior Plain
and Ornamental Type, Borders, Rules,
Cuts, etc., of Messrs. Jaincs Conners &
Sons, New York.
Exclnsive Agents for the Improved
Canadian Gordon, Half, Quarter, and
Eighth ,inedinin Job and Card Printing
Presses.
PRINTING MACHINERY !-
From all the popular manufacturers, fur-
nished 4tshort notice and at regular rates.
stimates furnished, and all en-
quiries lpromptly answered. .
Tororro, Oct. 5,1S70. 148'
ATCHES
"%, ATCHES
TA.TCHES
WATCHES
ATATCIIES
WATCHF,E3
ATCHES
ATCHES
WATCHES
WATCHES
CLOCKS
CLOCKS
CLOCKS
CLOCKS
CLOCKS
CLOCKS,
CLOCKS
CLOCKS
CLOCKS
CLOCKS '
One of ,'the Largest sad Best Assorted
Stock in; this line, is to be found at k,
R. COUNTER'S, OPPOSITE CARMI-
CHABLIS HOTEL.
SRA -FORTH, March 31, 1870. 52
DECEMBER 16, 1870.
,4011129111117ZIONIMINVOIFICSV_ 111111trilmoullarnsiThe
FOR SAE --C=HEAP,
The -following liquors
SH1RRYPORT WINE, IN
,
HENNESSY, MARTEL AND
PERRELT'S BRANDY, lift
CASE AND WOOD.
BI N
‘c&0c0ATSI 1.E SA GIP.) WOOD.
D " l'IMISB°ON'SBOTTLED ALFflo
ST CR,
BARRELS,
ALE BOTTLING MACHINE,
LIQUOR RODS,
AND ONE SYKES HYDROMETER
WITH BOOK,
AT
S°eaNfo'Srth.
SCOTT ROBERTS
Seaforth, Nov: 30, 1870. 156 -if.
TpRONTO MILLINERY.
miss ERWIN,
DDESIRES to respectfully inform the
of Seaforth and vicinity, .that
shehas removed her Millinery Establish-
ment to
REYNOLD'S BLOCK
NEAR THE RAILWAY STATIO:8.
Miss Erwin would also take this op-
portunity of saying that she luss very
considerably increased her stock which
consists of
, MANTLES,
HATS
AND BONNETS,.
Ready trimmed.
DRESS CAPS, &c., &c.
Orders for all kind of work, au& as
Mantle and Dressmaking, Braiding, Trim-
- ming, etc.
Promptly altenden to.
A Stock of piece Satins of all shades
on hand.
Seaforth, Sept. 21st, 1870, 146-tfL
GR EAT
Marino* Sale
—A T
B011thr011 & Son'
MHE 'UNDERSIGNED, I NTENDIN
TO GIVE UP BUSINESS IN Til
STAND. THEY NOW OCCUPY, WILL
SELL FOR
l'\T 1N/X 01T 'T la I
THE WHOLE OF THEIR STOCK OP
DRY ilonDQ
L)7
iClothing, Tweeds &
FOR CASH,
Ait Cost Priee.
Dress Goods of all kinds,
At Cost Pric(
Clothing, (Ready-made),
At Cost Pric
English and Canadian Tweeds,
At Cost Pric
Shawls and Jackets,
At Cost Prict.
We also sell a large lot of BOOTS AN
SHOES ThisESa tisa nSoi nhaullmbAudng. pe e4otni e C80 wSaTn.
ing Cheap Goods, will find it -to their
advantage to give therna call betirepu
chasing elsewhere.
parties owing accounts will please
call and settle them, as they wish to close
thei ' Books at present. ,
BONTHRON & SON
Seaf rthr October 3, 1870.
132-
THOMSON & WILLIAMS
re introducing the celebrated
"C MMINC'S" STRAW 'CUTTE
Whit has already met with Unrivalle
s csess in other parts of Canada.
W rranted to give perfect satisfaction
wMiidriven either by horae or hand pavri
ALS MANUFACTURE A1 NEW
AND 8 HORSEPOWER,
'SUITABLE FOR -DRIVING STRAW ' CIPITEP'-`•
SAWING MACHINES, OPEN CVLINDERS,
AIND LITTI,E.GTANT THRESHERS.
Al o, all kinds of Farraing 11emuonti
inclu ing—
Reapers, Fanning
Mofwers, Cultivators,
dombined Machines, Horse Hoes,
Separators, Weeders,
Pitts' Power Plows,
Sawing Power,
C-a.ng P
Ivlows.,
ouble Mouldboard Plows, tte.
MIL WEIGHTING Sr ENGIN-
EERING DEPARTMENT.
Steam Engines of all Sizes Built,.
.Grist Mills, Flour Mills,
Saw Mills, Flax Mills
by water or steam,
And all kinds. of
FACtORIES CONTRACTED FOR AND
F.XCUTED IN THE MOST AP-
PROVED STYLE.
TURBINE WATER,- WHEELS,
LATH MILLS, SHINGLE
MILLS, BRAN DUSTERS
Atel all kinds of machinery of the best
construction, supplied on fihort notice.
REPAIRING ENGINES AND MACHINERY
Pronaptly attended to.
Address
o
THOilSON & WILLIAMS,
Mitchell, P. 0_
Seaforth, Sept. 6th, 1870. 144-ly
The fourt
ruarrel,ia ritea
ceremony on
knowing Li tie
LI11,T.-‘;617
kriegtSpeitza4Ai-evre
I aria happy --
and to congrat
greatly inertias
Proving.
Sinee we las
appointed unit
the British Nor
1867, ler the
Ment of the -deb
and assets of
Loiter Canath
with Tconsiderel;1
<Inoue labors, wl
mined by the
award, a copy of
before yon. X
opinion ae to wit
of the Aibitrat
points enhinitte,
the general expe
pie of this Provn
tine, neverthele-
greet satitfitetioi
has afforded me,
from the fact the
final and conelus
ever the share
which this Provin
sunae, as also the
generel =tssets
exclusively our o
TIIR
My predeeesser
the first ses.sion
intimate.d that yo
vith resources at
tmough tn jastify
would prove adeq
the eatue.1 reqnir
eriament.hut also t
of this rapidly
The opinion then
pressed, the exatel
three years has
Tieleedw=ell inti
fonntx.i,,
.maining utilised
Treastirn and that
lying- not °lily the
required for the p
tharitiee,but also p
ons polle works
and the erection
tions whieb are no
your iilierality t
lasting benefit to
and to the genera
Provieee at large.
Ifoe beat to a
- or, at all events,
tion thereof, in de
801117CS 01 the Pro
eing, the corneae/via
Ii interests of the
for you to determi
anee of this view, it
eubmitted, reeomme
money td stimulate
eeniklered and
way undertakings,
ally designed to pen
of our Free (rant:
also to errourage s
pointine It the sant
- our Infend Lekes,
pleted, wjll secure t
sections aif -country-
speedy travel and th
cheap tteinsport,
only by those within
emcee of existing ti
which the now unpr
have long contribUtt
PUBLIC INST
WIPciiiliSrrtatin
erefecatil
plibl
Common School ed
and free to every chi
and to provide more
!living a big,her En
merciel education *
Schools, your t-tten
vited to the exped
that education more
direetly instrumenta
the interests of
iteteufaetu res. The
tile wealth and pr
upon its agrieultare
tures, and , the dere
mineral resources, -an
public instruction sl
suited° preparation(
meehanisal, manufact
ing purseits asie A
thoee who make choi
fessions of law and
time be promotive
material, no less tha
lectaal anl moral
people.
IMMIGEAfl
.Statisticg furnish e
pertinent of Immigr
gratifying proof of a
dition to our reside
during the present ye
the previoles season
quarters, ri1 which t
have taken up their
ti.nue to receive assur
generally appreciate
ehange which they
in this the land of the
The conjoint action
ion and Ontario Gov
again. be energetieall