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DISTRICT MATTER
REMEMBER Jeanie Watson's fare
entertaininent, at tke Town Hell,
Wednesday net..
Mit. GIBSON will address the elec
of Seaforth, at the Town Hall, on
day next, at, 1 o'clock.
DITINE SE-RVICES. —Rev. Mr. Rob
. from the Baptist Institute, Chicago,
preach in the Baptist Church. Seato
next Sunday, at 11 A. M., and 6 In
Mum Lessone.—We have pleasur iti
directing attettion to the card of dint
M. ihmible, which will .be found Ise -
where: Miss Humble is a compe ent
-musical instructor, an excellent music an
and will be sure to give iatisfactim tO
those, whose patronage she may obtai .
, .
FROM Mata oi3A".—We haVe just b en
eihtnen a tette , from Mr. C. Wilson ho
Jett here a year ago with the Velma era
for Manitoba. Mr. Wilson's many frie ds
daere, will be pleased to learn that h is
enjoying good: health and spirits. He
expects that the Volunteers will be lie -
banded about the that of Itlay. Mril-
' eon has not yet .quite made up his m'nd
to become a permanent resident of te at
eountry, but the probability is tha he
with
SOCIAL -1-A second, socialei• n aid of he
Itniading fund of the Wesleyan °hued of
this village, was given in the echoolr m
• •
adjoining the church, on :the evenin of
-Monday last, by Me. and Mrs. Tho as
Lae. The •attendance was quit la e,
and a very agreeable evening was epeet.
The chair was occupied by John Beat ie,
Esq. The choir, under the leadershi of
Mr. Paltridge, and assisted by It iss
Price, who presided at the melode n,
added much to the evening's enter& 'n -
'meat. Mr.:Paltridge, in, an interest ng
and aniusing-manner, gave a descript on
of his travels in Europe last season. r.
Smith read a humorous selecti n.
which was well received. At the c 0n -
:elusion, a unanimous vote of thanks as
tendered Mr. and Mrs. Lee for the g n-
erous manner in which they had ent r-
tained their guests.
-DRAMATIC ENTERTA1NmENT. c --The S
forth Dramatic Dramatic Club gave another ent
'taint/lent in the Town Hall, on Tuesd y
evening last. The audience, as on tor er
eceasioes, was large and appreeiati
The pieces presented were the Drama
" Temptation, or The laish Ethigran
and the farce•• " The Little Sentine
.e.
of
Theactorswerewell up in their parts, a id
all,without exception, rendered thein in
a manner which gave evidence of grat
painstaking, considerable etudn, •and o
slight histrionic talent. To use a n w
and. entirely original expression, 'Wh e
alt excelled it would be invidious to p t-
ticularizee but the parts taken- by Messis.
Digby, Cameron. and. Mace were play d
in so . entirely appr-opriate and unexce /-
tenable a style that we cafinot help re -
&zing these gentlemen a epecial mead •f
praise. Each performance of the Ch b
thews a marken improvement on the n
and the pet -severance - and industry i
members a lanifest in their endeavors o
please aed amuse the "mink are highly o
be eommended. • Thet scenery and -sta
appointments wore ;excellent. P e
"street- scene" in. the. first play was a
magnificent, affair, and reflected gre t
credit on the artistic skill of Mr., Wi
th:e seenicnatist. The Owing if
Misses Campbell, Robertson awl Scot,.
and of Meseta:- Spatting and Johileon w s
_weli received, and formed a most agre
able feature in the evening's enteecan
inent. The "orchestra," -under the co:
Lined leadership of Messrs:- Collins, an
leall, dispensed the most enlivening inns c
, between the acts, .•
Remininnie -Jeanie Watson's farenres 1
entertainment, at the- Town Hall o
Wednesday next. -
• Salt Intelligence.
•
THE MERCHANTs' WELL.—At thi
tvell, salt Wes reached about a week ago
and boring has been, continued ever sine'
throngh solid salt. A distance of fort
feet has already been bored thi•ough th
salt bed, and still there is no prospect o
getting through it: The - Company in
tend to bore about 100 feet, unless the
• sooner get threugh the salt strata, whe
• they -Twill sink their piping a,nd com
•
.,
and, if all goes well, it is though
melee1pempiug. _ -Workmen ate busil
eugag -d in preparing the pans in the sal
block
thy will be ready to :commence boilim
in less' than two week.
THE OOLE3TAN AND -GOUINLOCK WELL
enAt this well only one block has been
in operation for some time, owing to eh
font that one of the pans in the 'firs
Meek had given out, and is undergoin
• repairs. Tin prooess of repairing is bein
• rapinly proceeded with and it is expect
ed the damaged pan will again be reads
•' fee use in about two weeks. In th
• meantime, the new block is kept in ope-
ration night and day, and an immens
• amount of beautiful salt is being turne
out. •.
Deer, MenEETS.-t-The salt busines
has been rather dull -fee some time, ow
• ing to the rapid fallin prices. A shoe -
time ago, Canadian selt sold readily f9
•$1 • 50 per barrel, . now, however, • th
• price ranges from 60 cents to 81. What
. has caused this rapid decline we do Do
know, but it is probable that when nav-
igation opens, prices will go -up again.
PtEmp,mnER Jeanie Watson's farewell
• entertainment, at the Town Hall, on
• Wednesday next.
Mr. Cielelenns' Meetings.
'the --Gibbons willl address the electors
at •the following Places- as follows '- On
Friday-, at 10 o'elock, at No. 6 tichool
House, 2nd Concession, H.R.8. Tucker -
smith ;ani at the Red tith
t.00"1. House,
8-t1. Concession, Tuckers/lab, at 5 o'clock
pan. On 8aturday, at the Town Hall,
Seeforth, at 10 o'clock ate. •
Business Notices.
INTessrs. Sutherland Brothers, Tailors
and Clothiers, advert* that they are
prepared tit supply .the best quality of
gen Marianne wearing apparel,.at low ratan
SEED8.—Scott Robertson has • given
np selling whiskey, and invested largely
in field and garden seeds of every kind.
Call aad see them, yea will find ,them
fresh and. good,
PAX .UP.—As Dr. Traey is leaving
town, he wants, by card. elsewhere, all
those indebted. to him to pay up immedi-
ately and save costs. The Doctor Will
i
also a 11 his furniture and effects by pub-
lic au tion on Wednesday next at loon.
A • EAT F14—T. K. Anderson has
just r ceived a s lendid stock of loth,
Twee; s, Vestie s, etc., which he s pi e-
pered to make u on the shortest Fiiotice
and t prices ow enough to suit all
clime. Let any person in want of a cheap
and tylish suit of clothes, give T. Kt
Ande on a ca1l. and be coninoul that
he is ust the one that can get up cloth-
tng in a style aed at a price that 4annot
be be navest of ,Toronto. He has 4lso on
hand. a well stlected stock of C Ilene
Cuffs, Ties, :etc.
•
,
Belgtrave.
• A F RGED Inerree;—A letter ap
in th , EXPOSITOR Ed March 3,
"13.0 eft, J. Armstrong, Capt
Militi ." We regret to say that w
since . (Mud that this letter was a ha
We a e making 'evert. effort to di
the p rpetrator of the fraud, and
it is • rought home to -the proper ,
will h ve much pleasure in showin
up in ur colum1 s.
B uevale.
WE ennen.—T e weather duri ' g the
past t to w eks has been very mil(, and
the ' si ow as nearly all clisapp axed.
The fell w eat leeks ,splendid, an from
till air ar noes In.ot a -sprig has been
,
killec . ,
,
eared
igned
in of
have
gery.
cover
when
•arty,
him
CON ERT. —Mr. Orr's juvenile c
came • if in his nillage on the 6th
-and as a great! success. The oh
from he tnleetville and St.
classes wee preeent to assist. Th
inn of he"j venilles was excellent s
fleeted vett cre 1 on their toache
Orr. 1 hey were, repeatedly .,ericor
thto au ienc . •, I 1
POLfrna ---:, . Gibson address d the
I
elector3 of this ' .1
llage and eicim • on
Monday aft moo, last. The atten lance
was not ler e, wl ich was no i (kith ow-
ing to wan of
state of the road. Mr. Gibson's it ress
roper notice and bad
)
was plain a d inederate, and -waa ward
ettentively thronghout althoug the
audience w s-inade up of nearly, on' -half
Conservativ s. The voting in thie ' part
veill be abo the same as last elec on --
scarcely an • chancre will be made.
e
ncert
inst.,
ldren
len's
sing -
d re -
Mr..
d by
CONCERT.
"Mr. John
assisted by
Blu'evale, o
About sixt
tertainment,
and gave th
to the audie
• A man na,
for an attem )ted
young girl o thi
committed t sta
Assizes.
•POLITICAL
ing here Mo day
Strachan act ti as
a very lair a tend
make an -exc Herat
up the shirki g, c
pursued by Mr.
while in the Hou
-and demonst ated
regard to the polit
• day in a wa
his hearers.
Huron and
said he woul(
•th at nettb., t
$2,000 a mile
-num:damns i
PERSONAL.
has left Ainle
Ainleyville. •
A Concert was I give by
IT'S, juvenile sieging lass,
number of his pupils rorn
the evenieg of the 8th inst.
singers took part in t en-
whi was very succe sful,
mos complete setisf tion
co.
edL echville is under ti est
ape on the perseteof a
village. He writ be
d his trial at the ext
. Gibson held a
vening. Me. Th
hairman. Ther
nce, andG-
. Mr. '
speech. Ho sh
•eet-
mas
was
son
W ed
wardly style of a tton
IlaYs, his °ppm ten,
e, in an able ma ner,
his own position ith
cal :questions of I the
wh'eh was satisfactory to
Referring to the Lo n
do
ruce I Rail way, r. Gibson
do all he could to seenrc for
ct• verhment bonus of
The r+ting was nearly
Mr.'Gibon's favor.
Mr: Alexander Stra an
vill4 to reside at Londen
borough. Di ring his stay here he 1 ade
a large numb r of fi ieiids, in fact he was
liked by ever one nth i came in contact
witIt hiri. i Ir. .6aehan carries ith
hini to his ne 1101 e the kind wish s 6f
all.
II. 1
HoIk.
, I
PoLITICAL. Mr Hayshas held his
meetings thro igh t ils Township, and has
been listened o ve atitentively by L rge
meetings, bu we believe that he has
been unable sa isfyl even his for ler
friends cf any bene it hp has been to the
We -eau afe y See' that a • a-
jority cf the otes f Hitedek will be 'est
for Mr. Gibso
•
SHINGLE F CTOR ' had the pl as-
ure of vieiting the hot& factory o P.
A. Ireland, \ teen te el and. can rec
• reend'all part 's tvi o are in wa,nt of fi'st-
class shingles to. g' re hilt-. Ireland a all.
nick sketith.
RURAL- DEBATIN . CLOP. Wedi es -
day ever ing, t e Srinst., the merrn ers
of the al eve c un n id their weekly d
bate in t e se eel use, Sectiou No
Tuckeret ith, vhen the following sub e
was (Us ,ussed : " lesolved that sit gl
life is m re col dud' nth happiness t
married ife." Ma: y weighty aegum. t
were all -ance( 011 iot1i sides, but ot
withstan ling ihe pat sources of ha
ness so g 7aphiially aid down by , the
vent elo nem; of e affirmative in
leers, the dccis on w s given in favo
the nega ive. The i ext subject for
mission is " Var Intemperanc
which ca ises t e gi• ateet evil.'
lc illOp.
Seem Exteerv on.—Thenniblic x--.
aminatiet of ebool 111 section No. 6,
taught -1) Mr Al • nson, came off on
Friday la t, th 9th inst, and, as us al
men a con plate ucc s. Thereweinala go
number vis tors present who me, in
fested a deep in et -es in the examinati 111.
It is a gc nil 011en t see the parents of
the child] On tu n m as they (lid -u • n
this occa-ion. 'eve 1 of the classes w re
minutely and s are. ugh' examined )y
the Rev.: fr. 8 arr, *eeforth, and'Alses 1rs
Itergusso and 'ith Hand, Teachers. A
ltage nn niter - of luable prizes w re
distribut d -tot! e ini stileservine pup' Is
in each d parts, ent, and the impressi m
generally htaii ed t Mr. Morrison h d
his school in al eryt osperous conditi ,
and that 115 en ranc into a matrimon al
alliance: 0 far from impairipg h is u. e -
fulness, h s inn lered him even. more -e
ergetie V an et er.
then appom
the Tempi
then tender
Chairman a
parently hi
proceedings
ACCIDENT
instant, M
Roxburgh,
dent of rather
another youhg
—Semervil4
companion its'
hand shownd
strike—the. in
brought do
severing th
one and at t
hand tower
axe reachin
erville had
and is now i:
ed a d y on which to. form
Votes of thanks were
d to the speakers and the
id the meeting dispersed ap-
hly pleased with the night's
--1-On !Saturday the llth
•. Archibald Somerville, of.
IoKillin
ep, et with an acci-
t
a serious ature , He and
man tver splitting blocks
oiling th, in out, and his
g the axe. Mr. S. With his
the oth man where to
n not per' eiving his hand,
the ax with full force,
ttle ting r from the next
seine tiin splitting up the
he wrist, the corner of the
ough to the palm. Some
rept inedeal attendance,
ig well.
T.SsbOrnie.
°omen. z-- The Lumley
y met on; the evening of
goodlY number were
speeker were Messrs.
Creney, and Waldron.
• rd hoc Tied the chair.
tfirstl call d on to address
ut s h had no speech
rad "Je y Butler's Ad-
tia 0 1." Mr. Cann next
.le rnee ing, takine for his
i e." Ir. W. Gracey gave
st ng-si eech on the evils of
a dron next gave a very af-
h on 1" I emorsel The
• ismis ed o meet again on
LITERARY
Literary. So
March 7th.
present.
.Pervis, Can
Mr. F. .131
Mr. Per vis
the meeting
prepared, h
venture wig
addressed t
subject, "P
a very inter
war: Mr. 1,
fecting spec
meeting thei
the 14th ins
POLITICAL.
coming elect
large naeetin
on Thursda
Gibbons had.
• ed by Mr. Is
Tory followe
the Meeting
short time la
Pa rliament,
by Mr. Carli
course, and I
themselves.
stand and "
All he said,
just, "Send
and I ke
present Gove
or bad meas
borne, spoke
Reform princ
Mr. Greenwa
Mr. Sinclair,
speak, but
Mr. Carling's
then called,'u
of the party
he was -not •
After cheers
Queen the me
The xcit ment about the
is v ry ijitense. A very
h Id. xt Francistowne
he 9 h i st., which Mr.
c lied. It as also attend -
a • Car in, and his tribe of
s. _,Mr. GI lions laid before
t e co rse he pursued the
as al ow (1 to remain in
e ore is so t was usinped
g ; an al o Mr. Carling's
fi the peo le to judge for
11, r. 0 rlin then took the
I wed fo about an hour.
s mind up, amounted t�
e as you representetive
my sat , nd vote for the
nnent who her it be good
✓ s."- •Ir. Bishop, of TJs-
a sho t e, • advocating
pls. Je as followed by
in fr, or of Mr. Carling.
of God ric , attempted to
a inte u ted by some of
f lends itlr. Elliott was
o 1, a3e and the rest
o Id ni t hear Mr. Sinclair,
e mitt d t speak either.
f r M . Gbbons and the
t ng di per O.—REFORMER.
&nomE*n tee N. There was an
entertainmen vbn i th Thames Road
c
School, on Fr ft ev nin , 10th inst., by
Mr. elarke'sj pupils. 1 consisted of
dialogues, retie thenr an music. We
specially notice th4 th atrical talent
displayed by M sters 1 An lrew Meldrum
and Alexander Turnbull ; they seemed
to enter righnin o th spi t of thepiece.
The accompanii ents to the pieces of
vocal. music Was on the m lodeon by Geo.
MeIdrum,oneof hepu i.d considering
that 'he is self tauglit and had only. one
week to pract c.e moet of he pieces, they
were done extremely we for a boy of
only -about 14 years o ag Everything
seemed to go mit in a co ance with the
programme,- for there eva• never a min-
ute s delay b4wen en t e d ffere-nt parts OT
hesitation on h par ef those reciting,
.
nor any sticl in of he eurtam or such.
little mishap s al ost always befalls
amateurs. Tlic nly ooin laint we .heard
was that it wde oo so n o Ter, but it last-
ed about two io irs, a d e have seen in
exhibitions oII he ki d s ery little more
in doable the in e. r. larke &serve. s
credit for the y in hie the perform-
ance was coudnc ed.
A HEROIC °mate. , roism still ex-
ists in the w r11,. and in the humblest
ranke of life, -Worn n, hose husband
had been kille 1 by a ea , recently left
Muskoka, wh re they ad been settlers,
and started n foot to ook for some
friends in th cinite of London, Ont.,
taking with h er fon- c rildren. Her
youngest chilo, a study -fellow • of two
years, she car n liijir e s, while the
rest followed. as 1 et tIjLey ould, through
the forest, a di 't nee o for y -eight miles,
until they rea d Parry's Sound, where
the applied to th land ag nt for a pass
to Collingwooc, hich we' readily grant-
ed. The good a eat a, so ave her a let-
,
ter to the Ma or of C ilia
him to passhe • nil h
o e-
- way free, but h upfo
letter, which ade her roa
a
e harder. At ol ingw od., she attracted
the attention f
10
wood, asking
▪ flunily on their
ately lost the
to travel: still
ben volent lady, 'who,
raised a subscr p ion o $10, and present-:
ed her with i . This was sufficient to
land --her in Ca ro i beoo c, whence she pro-
ceeded to Lum e', arri in there on Sun-
day, 5th inst. lhe go d people of Lum-
ley immediatel urned out andnendered
her every attex ti n, au mining her wants
in the Most ger e ens in tnnhr. Her caie
was brought 1 ebre ti e Reeve of 'the
Township, wb t ou granted/ber a
pass to Lornicn by s age, whire it is
hoped. she foun riend alul/a comfort-
able resting -place after all ner trial:tend
sufferings. -for.
COUN •ETINGS.
Pi -
of
• TEMPE}
evening ti
perance
House in
was well
.ANCE AIM Np. —On Mond y
e 12t tine aen a public Teii-
eetirt " 'we held in the Seh 1
S. S. •To. McKillop; whi h
atten ed. The .meeting w a
called an the s eak re procured. throneh
the exerti ms of Mr, ndrew ttovenloc ,
the indefa igabl Te •iperance Reform ,
who occur ied the c,ha r upo 1 the occasio 1.
About 101 peo le both sexes we e
present, - ho e 'ere addre secl by N r.
butherlan and. r.0 le pbell, of Seafort 1,
in an interestinl ma nen ,Mr. Goven
lock, the Channa an, hen. made a brit
sensible a dres,, st, mg in conelusio a,
that he 1 -ante( to •rga,nize a Lodge af
Good Tem lane_ n ti place, when sonjte
persons ge ve • m t eir names and Ike
11
GODE,P.TCII. O Coi
6th: inst., pn Suant
Present—Thl ye, D
Councillors/09 an d
utes of test Mee ing
proved.. ' Resol -e 1 that
allowed to petit i his
the 13th and 1 conc
lowing 'account ere o
-viz : eale & 11 vis, $
ion, 55 ; iFranc Witti
Wilsen, t,"3 ; I. . To
Steep, S3 ; IV Tall,
81. The petiti n of C
others, was laic over for
ation. The Au litor's r
tiled, toned or ect an
100 copies thee of order
for distribution. The cl
telon for damag d cutce
lentil next mectir. g of Cm
Young • was ap omted
year 1871, &der -. $70. .
adjourned to m
Holmesville, on
next, said sittin
ion: '
STEPHEN: —
6th instant.
meeti n g were
Moved. and res
Reeve atteed t
of McGillivray,
givein exteudin
ncil met o4 the
o adjournment.
puty Iteeve and
:ook. The imin-
ere read and ap-
John Herten be
statute label- on
ssiOns.. The foie
lered to be paid,
; Adam Conte-
ohtan, $5; Jos.
s, 1 f5; George
8 , Chas, Shaw,
lax et Shaw and
• future consider -
port • was, exam-
cenfirmeld, and
d to be printed
f Wm. Can-
, as laid over
nail. Mr. Henry
oll cher for the
'he Council then
et again at Knox's Hetet,
the first Monday in !thy
te be SoMrt of Bevis -
T. B. TO*ES, Clerk.
• im
Cott
he nil
read
lved th
e ,next
o see -w
" the gra
cil met 013
utes of fo
nd confir
t the Clerk
•ouncil mee
at aid they
'el road bet
the
mer
ed.
and
ting
will
eeu
amemeeenemeammemesee
the Townships of Stephen and
McGllhi-
vray; Stephen pledges itself to grant
$2,500 on said road on condition that Mc-
Gi livray grant the sunf of $1,500 for a
similar purpose, and that should McGilli-
vray not comply, that the matter be left
to arbitration as the law in such cases
directs. The feline ing orders were giv-
en: Charity to five parties. $34; M.
Cleemp, part payment of N. B. contract,
1O; 1'. Kessell, work on road, $3; Sul -
divan, error in 13.T., $7 98; Balance on
gravel road contract, $193 ; Nevins, re-
pairing.scraper, $2 65; Balance on S: B.
expenditure, $24 52; McGennis work
on town -line, $12 ; Changing armies,
$4; Collector's salary, uncollected dog.
tax, $118 15.• Any person wishing chan-
ges in School Sections, are to apply. at
April meeting, Court of Revision, to be
on the first Saturday of May.
0. PROUTY, Clerk.
Gieen."—The Council met at Tuck's
Cranbrook, on the 29th ult.
Members all present, Reeve in the chair.
Minutes of last meeting read and passed.
The InspectOr's-report was 'received and
adopted. An order was granted by the
Reeve for $150, in part payment of con-
tract bridge. Robert Armstrong. The
following accounts were presented and
the Reeve granted . orders for the same,
Robert Laidlaw, salary as Tavern la -
specter; 815; J. R. Grant, postage and
stationery, 818 66. Moved by A . Mc-
Donaldeneconded by T. Williamson, that
the Collector's time be extended until
8th March.—Carried. Moved by St Ste -
mon, seconded by John Strachan, that
Laughlan McNeil receive the suin -of $10 -
on work done on 14th concession; —Car-
ried. Moved by J. Strachan, seconded
by S. Sleinone that this Council now ad-
journ to meet again at Davies' Hotel,
Ojai/brook, on Monday, 20th March, to
appoint Pathiriaeters, Fence Vie -were, &C.
J. R. GRANT, Clerk.
REmEMR.ER Jeauie -Watson's farewell
entertainment, at the Town. Hall, on
Wednesday next.
Polllng Piacet3 for North Huron.
The following are the polling places in
North Huron :
ASHFIELD,--Johnston's school house,
school section No. 6 • Finley's school
house, school section No. 9 ; Gardiner's
school house, • school section No. 5 ;
School house,' school section No. 2, near
Catholic church; At the house of R.
Hamilton, Concession 13.
,
Commeente—Benjamin Miller's school
house, Town Hall, Smith's Hill• .
CLINTON.—POStees Old factory; Core's
Hotel.
Gy.—School section No. 3: Lot 60
Con. 6; School section No. 11, Lot 6,
Con. 11 ; School house, Cranbrook ;
School house, Ethel.
HoIck,—Schoolhouse, Orange Hill,
On Lot 25, Con. 13 '; Matthew's store,
Fordwich ; Gorrie's school house ; Law-
rie's office, Vroxeter. •
Hneeern—School section No. 1, Lot
6, Com 2; School section No. 2, Lot 23,
Con. 3 ; School section No. 6, Lot 6,
Con. 13; 13runsden & Whenham's wag-
gon,' shop, Londesboro ; Scheel section
No. 9, Lot 43, Con. 13.
Monne,,—School section No. 7, Lot 5,
Con. :3 ; School section No. 6, Lot 26,
Con. 4; Union school No. 2, Lot 1 Con.
9, School section No. 9 lot 20, Con. 8.
Snenonnin—At Cash's store.
Mc:Kneen—School section No. 5, Lot
10, Con. 6; School -section No. 7, Lot
26, Con, 12; School section No. 4, Lot
21, Con. 4 ;School secuion No. 2, Lot 30,
Con. 3.
EAST "WAWANOSII,—SC13001 Section NO.
10, Lot 38, Cott. 2, Scheel section No. 8,
Lot 36, COD. 9; School section No. 11,
Let 33, Con. 11.9.
WEST WAW.AlsZOSTI, School section
No. en Lot 21, Con. 3; School section
No. 3, Lot 15, Con. 6; School seetion
No. 4, Lot 18, Con. 12. •
TURNBERRY,:— School hOUSW No 8,
Upper Wingham ; Bluevale scltbol house -
School house, Lot 3, Con. 11. •
- SPEOIAL NotrioEF...
•
DYSPEPSIA is a. hydra-headed _monster/
from which nearly all the ills the human
flesh is heir to originate. . The- Pern,vian
• Syrup, a protected_ solution /of the/pro-
toxide.of Iron, .is a - long -tried and well
established remedy for 'this, distressing
complaint ; it has carecl thousands when
other remedies lia.ve failed/ -
I can testify to the.higli therapeutical
value of l'ellow's Cmemound Syrup - of
Hypophosphites, and -consider it desert"-
ing of attentien b5tthe profession genen•
ally. kennel- Aewaire, RD.,
Marint ,of the City of St. John.
Price $1 -MI a bottle ; 6 for $7 50. Sold
by apothecaries and by F. Oundil & Co.,
wholesale agents, Montreal. -
- Twenty years experience in ming Bry-
an'saPulmonie Wafers have proved them
te/be - the most effectual remedy for
coughs, and irritation of the throat,
caused by cold, or unu and exertion of
the vocal . organs ; public spealteirs and
singers will lied them most beneficial.
The entire fr edam. from all deleterious
ingredients re.nders Bryan's Pulmonic
Wafers, or (Jough and Voice Lozenges, a
safe remedy for the most delicate person,
and have caused them to be held in high
esteem by all Who leave used _them,
Sold by evety druggist and most of the
respectable /stores throughout the Pro-
vince,: at 25 cents per box.
RAILWAY TIME TABLE.
Trains :_
nsleare the Seaforth station as
follows 00]: EAST.
8.05 A. M.
10.5
1,35 P.M.
• 5.45 a a
GOING WEST.
2.23 P. M.
8.50 " "
ie 1.35 "
8.05 A. M.
TO CARPENTERS, CON-
, TRACTORS,
And the Public Generally.
WROXETER
SHINGLE FACTORY.
The proprietor of the above Factory
desires to state that he is now prepared
to supply
_
Shingles of the Terri. Best Quality,
On the shortest notice, and at the very
lowest cash prices, either- at the mill or
delivered at- Seaforth Railway Station.
Orders prnmptly attended to.
p. A. IRELAND,
169-13t Wroxeter Shingle Factory.
AIARCH 17. 1871.
TO THE
FREE AND INDEPEND NT
• ELECTORS
OF THE
SOUTH RIDIIVG
OF THE
COUNTY OF HURO
GENTLEMEN,
As the nominee of a full represoita
tine delegation from the South JEW' • of
the County of linoon, I beg ,egain t an-
nounce myself as a candidate for rour
suffrages at the approaching eke ion,
and I do so, not only from the eci vic-
tion that the Reformers of South Hi .ron
desire my candidature, but with the ree
collection that by the action of the 'on-
troverted Election Committee of the est
Legislative Assembly, your opinions A ere
ignored, and you were pl aetically is -
franchised. ,
My public conduct in the past e a
sufficient guaranty for my faithfulnes iti
the future; and 1 need only say ihat
should you see fit topronounce in my
favor in the coming contest, I .8 tall
while avoiding a recklees adherenc to
any party, place myself in oppontio i to
the general policy of the present Gov rn
menn by whose unauthorized. expen a-
we of the public moneys and contin led
disregard of the general interests of the
people, the Principles of representa ive
government have been notonly jeoprd-
ized, but in many cases, quite subver ed.
Should I be chenen as your represe ta-
tive, the advancement of the general in-
terests of the Riding, and the deve op -
mans of its material resources, shtdi as
heretofore, have my earnest attention
• Though, by -the action of the Gov rn-
ment in naming so early a day for .he
elections, the time for prosecuting, he
canvass in necessarily short, I hope to
have an opportunity of meeting you 11,
and explaining to y8u, personally, ay
views upon the past measures of the G v-
ernMent, as well as upon the questi ms
likely to be brought forward for Le is-
lative action.
ROBERT GIBBONS.
Goderich, March 3, 1871. 17 2t
TO THE
FREE AND INDEPENDENT
ELECTORS
OF THE. NORTH RIDING
OF THE
COUNTY OF 14TRON.
GENTLEMEN:
The lapse of time la s again brone
round the pond. w., en the privilege of
.electing one to repr'esent you in the. o
cal Legislature/has arrived_ Ravi
been unanimmisly nominated by the e-.
form Coe vention of the Riding held at
Blyth thistday, as a candidate for that
honorable and important position, I 0-
spectfti1ly solicit your support.
Shnuld I be successful in the electi
itsWill be my endeavor to serve you
the best of my ability, and also to p
mote the general interests of the count,
,
so as to maintain intact the privileges f
the people, on the one -hand, while n t
seeking to infringe upon the prerogati te
of the Crown upon the other., 'As is w 11
known, my principles are liberal d
progressive • and I shall.endeavor to e -
cure amendment where needecl and. tie
maintenance, of that which is good.
Theory and practice ehow conclusive
that for the due maintenance of cons
tutional principles, there must be a vi
orous opposition, governed by prineiple
and not by faction.- All goOd measures
will have inv support, whether emana -
nig from the Opposition OT the Ministrjr
No administration is so perfect biit
that it must be watched. The prose t
is noi exception to the rule, as it seen s
to have been the aim of the Ministry to
exalt the Executive -above the Legieli-
turn more especially in the expenditu e
coofrrtheeettl.ople's money, which should
ie
Matters oflocal developmentwill ha*i
my careful consideration and impartial
support.
I need only say that it is my ardeeit
desire that we may remain united to
Great Britain, and. that traitors and dis-
turbers of the public peace, in whatever
part of the Dominion they may be found,
shall receive their due deserts.
It will be impossible, in the short
time that elapses before the election, to
visit all parts of the Riding ; but I will
endeavor to overtake as much of it as
possible, so that 1 can give further. ex-
pression to my views,
I remain, .
Yours faithfully,
• THOMAS CTIBSON.
Wroxeter, March 6, 1871. 170 -
EDWARD CASH,'
• D_ealer ia all kinds of
Farm and habil
Produce,
, -WHOLESALE and RETAIL.
Timothy Seed, Flax See
Cloverseed and Seed
Wheat, .
Of the best quality, and cheap.
Goderich street, ,
1704tf SEAFORTIL
NOTICE,
ilIDEINO- about to leave Seaforth, the
)subscriber requires all indebted to
him to call and settle at once. thereby
saving costs. TRAts'Y.
170-tf
NOTE LOST.
TOST, on or about the 18th day of
J
. February last, a note of hand, made'
by Charles O'Neill and James McLach-
lan, in favor of John Kelly, for the senn
of $,35, and bearing date, McKillop, Oct.
24, 1870, and payable twelve months af-
ter date. The public are horeby cau-
tioned against purchashig or negotiating
said note as payment has been stopped.
769-4t JOHN KELLY.
EXECUTORS' NOTICS.,
A LL persons indebthd to the late Gil-
bert Spier, of Morrie, by note or
otherwise, are requested to pay the same
to the undersigned only ; and any per-
son having claims against said estate will
please hand them to us at once.
THOS. AND.ERnON,
WM. SHEDD A
• Executone
Township of Morris,
March 6th, 1871. • 170-413
Seeds! Seeds!
TOHN BEATTIE keeps constantne on
0 hand, at his Stall m the Mailine
Building, the best quality of Seede of
every description.
TIMOTHY, CLOVER,
• WHEAT,
OATS, PEAS AND BARLDY,
etc., on hand..
JOHN BEATTIE,
169-8* ; Market Building, Seafbeth.
• NOTICE
w GUARDIANSHIP.
KOTICE is hereby given that at the
expiration of twenty days from date
the undersigned, mother of the infant.
children of tbe late Edniunditney,wiIi
apply te the Surrogate Court of County of
Huron to be appointed guardian of the
persons and estates of Wilham Eoratind.
Whitney, Charles Mortimer Whitney,
George Lewis Whitney and James Mur-
ray Whitney, infants' under the age of
twenty-one years.
• FANNY 'WHITNEY,
mother of said infants,
By McCAUGH EtY k HOLM ESTED,
• Her 8o1icitorn
.Seaforth, March 7, 18'1. 170-43t
• TO FARA/ tRS.
IRON HARROWS.
MHE UNDERSIGNED has on hand
•_I a large number pf MON 11 An -
ROWS, which he is prepared to eoll
reasonable terms. -
• These harrows were manufactured at
Gananoque. and are
The Best _You; in Use.
A. Guarantee will be given with each,
that if it do not work satisfactorily,
it may be returned by the purchatter
within thirty. days.
0. C. WILSON,
• Agricultural Implement Agent,
• 169-tf • SEAFORTH, ONT.
EASTM• AN'S
PENMAN'S ASSISTANT
MIA Agent for the above will be i
towa in a few days, to solicit orders
for this truly wonderful invention. Its
object is to give ease and freedom o1.
movement to all writere. It will poet,
itively give the proper posieion to the
most stubborn or untutored hand, old aa
well as youeg.
See description of the same In the
Post Office or Knoxts Hotel
teaehers should see that that, pu-
pils have it.
A coMplete set mailed. for $1 25.
J. P. FLANAGAN,
1704t* •Paris, Ont.
EG -GS! EGGS
THE
Subscriber begs to intimate that
i
he s still prepared to purchase I,ggs
at his I
Store at the Market, -
and to pay the
HIGHEST PRICE IN CASH!
for all fresh Eggs that may offee.
To Merchants in Town and Country
with whom he has done Business in the
past three years, he returne ehis bent
thanks, and. hopes for a continuanoe of
Business relations.
WM. MALCOM.
Seaforth, March 3, 1871, 168-tf
REMOVAL 1
Bonthron&Son
HAVE REMOVIM
To tile Stand lately occupied by
WM. ROBERTSON & C.O.
They will sell the Stock at Reduced
Prices, in order to make room for Spying -
Goods.
• GREAT BARGAINS
N
TWEEDS, WINCEYS,
• FLANNELLS,
!T .A. 1K '11 3,
Ready-madeClothing,
BOOTS AND SHOES.
ALSO, —
A Stook of MESH GROCERIES,'just;
received.
J. BONTHRON & SON,
169-tf
VOL 4, NO1
BUS NES
WL E D :
-
TIZAcY, M.
"nee County of He
knee—One door lt
)iscopal Church.
`Soef or th ke: i4t.
MOOR M
• of Mettill
Physielan, Surgeon,
due Znrieh, Ont.
Zurieh, Sept. 7thtli
T. AM ES STEWee
•e Graduate et
.Montreal;Pliyentiani
and residence - --Brae
Brute; Jan. I::
_neat
R. W. Re SMIT1
geon, etc. -I WV
Robertson's Resi
North.
Seaforth, Dee. 14,
n.VitItantit,
cian„ Surgeon
ence, earner of I
Street, inemediatay
Store.
Seaforth, Feb. 4thl
. _
•
IL CAMPBELL
nnitee ilifiee •
-Corby's, eorner store
forth. -Offin.e day, Sa
—e
eypentUt'illitY .
Bainieters, Atte
ieitors llama ry
taries Publio and inn
tors for the IL C.Pen
. for the canal% Life
N. 13. —4330,4300 t-4)
Farms, Houses and I
Seaforth, Ike. 146
W°ykMEV
Attornoyat Law,„
eetry and Jneolventen
Aries Pulilic, etc.
Wrexeter. Agents
Loan Co. of :rimer C:
• onial Sectarian./ co.
Money at 8 per cen
-charged.' -
3,A5. 11EN$'0S,
Seaforth, Dee:.
,HOT
le AIM Ellen AL
Jamee Laird,
nrst-class aecommod
ling public. The hen
ways enpplied with -
ts afford: Eneell(nt s
• tion.
A inleyville, .Aprii _
TT .N1 )X's
nt,I. The undereiene,
•publie for the liberal
to him intins past ii
and a3so tO illior111 tbe
reSUinea bneinens in
where he will be hap
from eld friends, and/
Ti 1
Seaferth, May -In
EXtliA
•
nat)eze):3c-Ill."
cent Warsaw.,
This hotel lute recentle
Dished, and relitte'i t
nowene of the 7DOSt
inodions111f1ie Provin
1;ooms for 4'ommervial
Terms liberal..
Goderieb, ettpril 14,
tent—
111 A. -SJINR Phi
, Staid:vs.:1)1114'h -.
neaforth, f ;eod Hor
Cour eyaneeet always
-
II-AI:1"S iJiVE1U\
1 Tnee Nrikkif)irria.
:OA t .arriageS always
Z'bie terms.
Seafortin Mar nth, 1'-
'( tn W.
1.X. Land. niervel, (03..
VI. •11 inarincfr in 4
mith /14,:atlIvMs Mill de -
tins, Commieeioner
Next deer eon th of :4,1
forth.
Seaforth, Inn. 14,
TIETH Err TE
cAnnvizicar.,,
• by the use of the :k."
4 )The, ---i Ivo* the
fv)r01. Attoultills't! in
't:1:1•1 the 1h.j ll
; i; :111
"1:oi e::t
met -vial
days and Fridays.
Parties reel uiring in
ten, on tne ihnt (ley 911,
'eirtested, to eall, if at
(ever enneo p
Ez'N1r.).4•t1 by the. n..4±. 0.,
(-0/1:tta45 uffied.'s. NOV