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FEBRUARY 3,1871.
THE HURON EXPOS TOR.
The Gravel Road Debenture
Reply to Mr. T. MoMichae
To the Editor of the Erma Signal.
SIR—In the issue of the EXP
OR Of 12th inst., I observe a 1
article over the signature of
Thomas McMachael; setting for
first, that he hactventilated the M
ket "fee' question imposed by
gra2ping4 Corporations of -Goderi
and Seaforth. As I don't inten
take up time nor space in disscia
tug that question ; as I think enou
has already been said about it, le
rest`on its merits. But, sir, I w
to put him right in a'few other m
ters more particularly connee
with County Improvements, and t
Northern .Gravel • Road By -La
The reasons he gives for voti
.
against the purchase of said road a
---‘the Town of,. Godericla built t
road at a speculation from whi
they eXpeeted to receive large di
dends, and had they been realizi
20 or 40 per cent on their out.1
they would not have -requested t
farmers of Hurbn to purchabe it fro
them." Now Sir, as to this la
clause there is IAA word :of tau
ill it, as to the Town going'Into it
a specul_ation ; neither did the To4r
build the road ; that assertion is
so untrue. The faces are these, th
Municipal Corporation of the Tow
lent to a Joint IStock Company t
' sum of $60,000, taking a Bond
said Company for 07,000 with i
teat at six per cent, allowing the
a, Bonus of $3,000 to encoura.
them in carrying mit the work:; th
Company put in, of their own in
ney, $20,000 making in all $80,00
From this statement of facts I vvoul
thaf-Hullett philosophet, if $4
0011 was not enough to lose, besid
the accrued interest on the abov
awn which amounts to Over $20,-00
more, making in all $100,000. Fo
the truth of the above statement
would refer any ratepayer in th
County to John Bell Gordon, Esq
Seeretary of the Northern grave
road company who resides in Gode
ich. Again sir, although the phil
gopher is a very wise man in hi
otan conceit, still, I am prepare& t
show that his Statements with re-
ference to the disposition of the$100,
000, borrowed for building the
County gravel roads, are incorrect
and not true.. My worthy friend
will be taken by surprise and shock-
ed, when I tell him that all the share
the Town got of the $400,000 was
V
$2,568, which tgs spent in improv-
ing the Bridge hill, in this Munici-
pality. I aak was the above sum an
equivalent for this corporation which
paid the highest County rate of any
Municipality in the two counties for
many yeaas before and after the
above amount was borrowed, which
I am prepared to show? The Town
of Goderich A. p. 1855, was I asses -
ted for County purposes as shown in
June minutes of that year for the
sum:of $6993.00, whereas the unit-
ed Totenshies of Hullett and Morris
for t4 same year, were assessed at
the sum of $3241.00 showing a dif-
ference ef $3752.00 which this Town
paid over and above both Municipal-
ities. This state of matters contin-
ued until the year 1859 when the
grasping Town of Goderich7got some
redress. The, next matter I shall
touch upon is the expenditure on the
_Maitland Bridge.. He says for
building and repairing the said
bridge and Bridge' Hill -cost thiS
County the further sum of $35,874.
this state 1 ent is also incorrect, as a
13y -Law was passed in A. D. 1853
by the United Counties to raise by
debentures the sum" of $22,000 for
a---
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that got over ten miles of , its front
-graveled by the Northern gravel
road, compel)* and iti received
above me tioned _cleben-
2,400: 1 ivould ask was
ivalent 1for a Township
wo thousand acres I -1
ask the Piilosopher Was
ignorarce or duplicity,
t this municipality out in
hid' got 'more of its front
y the COmperiy than the
of Ashfield. Now, Mr.
hink I have said about
esatisfy any reasonable
had the gravel road By-
frona 'the
titre was
this an eq
of forty
-
would no
it throug
that he le
the cold,
gravelled
Township
Editor, I -
enough t
man that
Law passeJ, no injuryer 1,Otia would
have occp ted to the County, as the
road as allied by two Engineers
at ov r $40,000 in its Present state,
leavi g et, ti then a dead loss to the
town and ompany of over $50,000,
besid 43 giving free roads a4 over the
coun y. would .row recommend
to ro wor hy friend, that before he
again puts his philosophical pen to
the p per, e should come to Goder-
ich a -cl se reh ithe records' of the
Coun y. He will find them all in
the C uta Clerk's office. Or if he
cann t make it convenient to do so,
write to Mr. Adamson for the data
he w ts, nd I will vou?h for that
gentl man that he will give him all
the i • formation that lies n his pow-
er on the unicipal affairs of the
if
Couniy. 'o far as th own or
County is c ncerned, I have no de-
sire i hide or glOss over any -trans-
action of Me whilst, have bad.
the h nor f presiding a the Coun-
ty Bo, rd. As to Mr. cMichael's
reniar s u e)ii the Warden's slim
major ty of followers m th Coun-
cil. am roud to say, that unso-
licited uponmy part that I have had
suffici rit followers to place me in
the pa:t of onor, both in the Town
and ount'es for the ast tivelve
years. C my worthy friend "the
man o letttrs," give Eille a good re-
port o his ollowers, who have re-
t him out i the cold ?
-Peated
the erection of the IVIaitland Bridge.
Now, Mr. Editor, I am prepared to
show that the County of Bruce paid
their full share of the above sum.
Then again in 1858, a further sum i
of $10,288.00 was put in the esti-
' mates for the seine 2erpose, a full
s'aare of which the County of Bruce i
also paid. Then for the cost Of re- N
construction of said bridge in A. D.
1868, the amount was raised by di- i
rect taxation, so that not one dollar
was taken from the $400,000, bor-
, r• owed in 1857 for the building or
The
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Ore
The
leavin
by one
the lo
get cle
and th
force t
nearly
saved i
backed
work'
shape,
jou rne
locker.
the ste
her—
and spl
off, as s
paired
we row
near to
.out, bu
and fas
in her.
tain hi
blowin
the s'hi
V
1.4
...., .
ROBERT GIBBONS,
arden,.County Huron.
rec of the Ship Britannia
--411 ell.
rra ve of One of the
•
expe ience of the crew after
of hem:tAfter etting into
;
the urning Ship ia thus told
g -bo t. and beforeWe could
r of tie ship, she gave a lurch
• sea ook us away with such
at i -wrenched the stem
out orthe boat, and We only
t by c itting the hawser. We
off, d the carpenter set to
nd etched. t up in good
o th t it carried 1 s to our
's .en instead of Davy Jones'
1! I ) 7 life -boat was tied to
n of ie long -boat no one in
hen a great wave .,carne down
t he in two. I We card her
e wa useless. Af* ter we re-
ur st m, and made all tight,
d ba k to the ship and kept
er. The fire did not break
the moke was coming thick
,
out f every seam and crack
The sea was running moun-
h at he -time, and the Wind
grea guns. We ; lay by
in t is .e,y unti about 8
o'clock hat night, when e blazed
up, a sh et of flame on th p of the
raging eters It was a gra 0 sight,
but we id not think so * eh of it
at the time as of our wn fate.
It was isnaa, I' tell you but we
found it was o use to r in long-
er whet' , we -ere, and rna sail on
the boat the incl having moderated
a little. We lay, our coure for the
nearest and o the east, w ich was
Nova S otia the wind bei.g west,
yousee,1 e co ldnot make 4.1 Anieri-
ca,ni sh re, t, ough quite, near to
t. The win was bitterly' old, and
we were wet the skin all he time
2,nd had to t, ke our turn at bali-
ng as well a we were able.1 It
vas hard .wo k to keep he float,
as the sea kep continually 1 reaking
fl upon us.. e, had plead tit) eat,
but not havi g much Wat r were
put upon an a lowance of th e bis-
uits and a 1 int of 'water a day.
We had Aim anoe of flal( • eat, but
lid not dare to ,eat it, for fear of
hint. A 130 ate a piece of salt
fter a time, and the MiS (pence
t
eef tongue; he became !so h ngry
was, not ha ing fresh Iv ter to
rink, he took to idrinking he salt
vater. This ade him cr y and
e got 83 ba that we ha to tie
eimip.ingItte wtiae , while holdi i and
Jack eye. , ,
o this
..1. eltrue:pttheant .61
r the
,
rienezdin, gw. et,ith nary suffer g and
le with death 6. ' 114
ges filled wi as' terri trug-
five
ehilf r it'd' ann angl d: live,
glea': • Leawenthd: led 1 tossedlt l'- nl h6rnr, Nrvfioec;1°ft'ectt°1 clal vm4 tit w wuissgffeu°het nfret-
he fifth mor • ing, about eaYbebsu.t ,
hen we landed at a piaci) ca• l°11cekci
, 1
heleong Point,on Ttisket ' I encl.--
oston Herald, Jan. 25.
VI
I
1
repairs of,said bridge. I say again
that all the Towiagot out of the gra- c
vel road debentures was $2568. In t
the year1869the Town ofGoderich b
paid to the County as interest and a
Sinking fund on the .above deben-
tures the sure of $3247.60, being d
$689, more than we received altoge-
tiler out of the fund. Now Sir, I h
will just see .how the same accoinat h
stands with the Phi/osopher's h
Municipality ; it got out of the b
above debentures the nice" little sum
of 838,600 and paid for interest and
sinking fund in 1859, the surd of
$3025.93, being $221.77 less than
this Town paid in same :year which
only got $2568 as their porion of
the $400,000. My Ottrthy friend
tries to showi that the Municipali-
ties of Asbfield, Colborne and the
Town of Goderich got collectively
the sum of $69,042, wh;ch. he says
is $7586 more than their just pro-
portion. Now Sir I
, am preparect
to show that all these Municipali:
• got out of the above mentioned sum,
was $29,536 as shown in the 'June'
minutes of 1860. I will here ask
the question how he came to leave
out West Wawauosh, a township
a
a
13
South Carol*
tenant -Govern*
gressmen, elev
tors, eighty n
and one negro
Court.
a hith a negro Lieu -
r, three negro Con-
n negro State ena-
gro Represenatives,r
udge of the Siprethe
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specimens of Penna ship to
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0:4
Manager.
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MONEY T
(IN Farm or &sire
at 64 per cent.
!suit the borrower.
i A. G. iteinlsDin0.an
or to JOHN SEA0
2
Exc
Januaryl3, 1871,
NEW YEAR
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PA.RIAN
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LEND.
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Payments made to
pply to
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e Agent and
issioner, Seaforth,
R,
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162-6m
RESENTS AT
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ress
r wJrk .or play,
ess
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'4 -
M. N. WATSON
ALIN YS HAS °NI HAND THE
,
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ONEY TO --LEND
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160
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v
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1 i
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AND
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LAD1E WORK BOXES
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t city prices. .
Persons r sid.ing at a distance, by
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Office, Seafor h, or at J. R. Grant's, Ain -
stat ng style, may rely upon
them being ell bound.
All commu ications addressed to the
ii4aidersigned, '11 receive prompt atten-
tion.
DA
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Hull ett.
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QUEEN .
Insuran e Company
•OF :LIVER OOL & LONDON.
CAPITAL - $2,000,000 Sterling
0 --
CHIEF OFFICES Queen Buildings, Liver-
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Build ngs, Montreal. I
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Henry Thomas, Esq., David Torrance,
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LEGAL ADVI ERS — MeSSTS. Ritchie,
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SURVEROR-- homes S. Scott, Esq.
AUDITOR—T omas R. Johnson, Esq.
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The undersig ecl having been appoint-
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desiring to insu e against loss by fire can
do so on the in. st favourable terms.
Life Policies anted on as advantage-
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pany doing busi ess in Canada.
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Agentl
OFTWIE--BEN ON & MEYER'S
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Seaforth, Nov. 1870. 153-tf.---
M LLS
FORAL OR TO RENT!
0
milEISUBSC IBER OFFERS FOR
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THE VA NA MILLS,
Consisting of a F our, Oatmeal, incl. Saw
Mill, all of whi -h are in good running
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The Flour M. contains Four run of
Stones and the i teror is well finished,
and all the mac • • ery in first class con-
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to run all the nil s the year round.
These mills a e situated'in the centri
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There is also a excellent opportunity
of BORING FOR ALT on the premises,
all the works for hich could be driven
byTwhaetearb. above
pr perty is situated Six
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and Eleven from Seaforth, with good
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For further particulars apply to the
proprietor, on the premises, or to Varna
P.0.
W. TURNER
VARNA, August 11, 1870. 140—
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
rplIE undersigned offers for Sale 3
good House and Lot, pleasantly sit-
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on the lot, also a few young fruit trees,
a good well, &c. For terms of payment
apply n the prem.Ises to
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JJs declared war agains the mer-
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'11110.—•
se
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TYPES; PRESSES, INKS,
*-* - --PATERS,
AND REQUISITES GENERALLY.
Canadian Agents for the celebratedEx-
tra Hard Metal Book, News, and Job
Letter Of *STEPHENSON, BLAKE &
Co., Sheffield; and the superior Plain
and Ornamental Type, Borders, Rules,
Cuts, etc., of Messrs. James Conners &
one, New York.
Exclusive Agents for the Improved
Canadian Gordon, Bali, Quarter, and
Eighth medium Job and Card Printing
Presses. - .
PRINTING MACHINERY, !
From all the popular -manufacturers, far-
n'shed atshort notice and at regular rates.
lee- Estimates furnished, and all en..:
q iries promptly answered.
Toronto, Ozt. 5, 1870. 14—
R LU SDEN
Has just recei ed a Fresh Stock of
PUR� DRUGS
AND
•CHE ICALS
Toilet and Fano Soaps, Combs,Hair,
Tooth and Na. Brushes, French,
English, nd American.
PERF MERY.
GENUINE DYE STUFFS.
Guaranteed to beof the best quality:
Horse andCattle Medicines
Condition Powders,
Physicians prescriptions carefully and
accurately dispensed:
R LUMSDEN,
TIIE
331EST
RAT AND VERM1N
-DESTROYER
THEWORLD.
For sale bY E. IIWKSON & CO. Drug-
gists, Seaforth, Ont. 1M—
CERTAIN PRESERVATION OFTHE
8101 -1 -"IT _
M. R. COUNTER,
TXTATCHMAKE AND
V JEWELER, Seafoth,
Ont., sole Agent for the • sale
of our Celebrated PERFECTED
SPECTACLES, the Lenses of
which are ground by us, from
• material manufactured espe-
cially for Optic purposes. It
is -pure, hard, and brillant, and
as near Achromatic as can be
produced. The peculiar form
and scientific accuracy attain-
ed by the aid of complicated
and costly machinery, war.
rants us in asserting them te
be THE MOST PERFECT
SPECTACLES EVER MAN.
ITFACTURED. They assis•
the sight mostbrilliantly, con
fer ease and comfort on tilt
wearer, cause a continuous and abidin4
improvement of the eyes, and last a great
many years -without requiring to be,
changed. So they are the.CHEAPEST
as well as the BEST.
LAZARUS. MORRIS & Co.
296 Notre Dame Street, (up stairs),
Montreal
We employ no Pedlers.
.d
0
CA RRIAGE
— AND
Sleigh Factory,
MAIN ST., SEAFORTH.
rrIHE Subscribers, thalinfai for past
1_ favours. would intimate to the in-
habitants of Seaforth and surrounding
country, that they have on hand a Large
Assortment of
(1-
CARRIAGES, BIT GIES,
DEMOCRAT,5, &c , &c.,
Made up of the Best Mate-
rial,and in the LatestStyles.
:e
In, order to make room for WINTER.
WORK, they will sell CHEAP FOR
CASH.
tar Intending purchasers would do
well to give them a call before purchasing
elsewhere.
• P.A_TatTR,I1NT el -
Promptly attended to.
Remerabbr the Stand; First
" door South of the Foun-
114, dry, Main St.
oINTOSII & MORRISON.
Seaforth Sept. 1, 1870.