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A Happy Pair, ?
tor of the Huron Expo: ztor.
iome power the giftie gie us
wren's as others see us,"
from many a t funder frees'
Donald McGregor;, of
td the editor(sae\ e the,
the : Clinton :eta Era, -at
by the way, most aapprc1
.€tnefl, as it passes through
iew eras and changes that
tionPiusses its ed,i o- I
to aecollect its last
r the 't ezer Era editor-.
the sdbstance of ttie buI
seehes he made late! sr in
!s.1 favor of the London.,
d Bruce Railway scheme-
vthing in connection with,
At and as- it should be,
jumped at the conclusion
gad ova€es vex be built viler
I ?MO eve ry thing . is all
rite z : ire sat`i with his pe-
op hetic eye the gloriou.
deuton,. the Queen City or
with its spires, its sling'-
teaiir..lg in the sun -
le hum of its busy poplar
nbered by tens of thou-:.
ele€l in hes ears , the smoke✓
adreds of manufactories;
err black colu.tuna against:
caped ing its wealth and.,
'e -and above all, and over
inton .sue Era spread its.
wings, and the happy -
and
appyan,' people from aft''
knee ` and acknowledged
1f the Clinton Press.
l rely the Clint= seer is
i his sign lived vision..
kn people, having an, eye..
but the lapid ace m u -
rhe Almighty Dollar, in.
and quickest possible-
tare
ossible-ive decided to build their-
ia Seaforth. " Secleath
t "Sound the alarm''
What is this railway `f`
its projectors, chat they
the Hurons for support,;
ate Clinton ?' 4L Oppose -
he shrieks ; " teach
re pu lers in London and
that Clinton is not to be.
`' `F 01 good Londoners,"
reconsider your rash (le-
ts to3 late. Have you
eelings no selfish ends
'it you can coolly lacerate
trace your steps before it
But ah 1 .1 see your stony
r IIo lurking smile of re-
Now,. by the shades ef-
el my elan; I will 'go for -
.,tar scheme' My war slo-
ho amongst the hills and
i
v th and . ondesboro€ g L t
hosts, led by McGregor,
:au into the lake (at, Kin--
ahe bird of ill-onaora
nr dark wings over your
re, and ecieeeli your death:.
winds; f Learn, black
xlliarnsr and Ainteyville.
,, that a Matheson never
forgi es'
The foregoing, when
F' 'deans that the Clinton
diter hes made,, and al-
; an ass of bicuself.}
to McGregor of BBlytli..
pity him and his .Blyth
they no doubt feel disap-
ehsing their chance of'get
eoFmmtult' nication. They
str honestly anal fairly, 1
`c} gain their ends, and
Ii the conteet. All very
but it is a short sl heed:
a display of n- call jeal-
Lek their opponents in a
and lay to their- charge
info -untied aacCusa1t10rIS,
chickens, will surely
fen roast.. Mr. McGregor'
Williams of using ba6ner-f
1I1 favour otlie ti44aafortli
ints that Mr. Williams
bribe. If the 13ly-th
so, lee there t I y to buy
a they- will fincl to the •r
r-ansotll he will brim
a premium un lust now on.
'se richness, of their milk,
Wand for it by weakly
Clv ise Mr. McQregar to
af't f>rs of, ger ',Alenten l i k e
C1S Of Lunndon, and Mr
.411er'vilnc., alone, :ts both
tienieil are weIl known
e lectecl. Pulmlic1y ere
c`y." are utas whose words
€s their' bonds, and their
)Elft fol' their f ice 011 de-
reit= a LSO info rma l r- N O-
t h citiZeng .of Ainley -
dated theLondon people.
never promise( 1 tlheta
t.icitms
totheir scheme,—
'et.
c;lhen e,—et.lenig their posidon_ was
the best for getting the
tv telt they c;ouId afford
Kh€1I€:I€tiv iii 1 ehey cltcl: St1:.
silent diel they feel, that
from A i ley l'ille waited
Boit 1Xlaard of Trade 'to•
€ en€t to lay down the.
;t to aver k at once, other -
vino would withdraw
itcst. The t csul t is wE41
E the close of that meet-
' invited to an Oyster
t s, I will confess it, we
€€t the expense, , to ht Of
;f Famflf', ivark s`onn, hut
tset of 8everaml 01(1 and va i-
atilt tlw fellvwi.w • eves -
APRIL 14, ig71.
{ THEonolowommisiba.
sing we treated our London friends
to a champagne supper, winding up
with three cheers anda tiger for
the London, Huron and Bruce Rail-
way.
In conclusion, if Mr. McGregor
feels that he has missed some of the
goodthings of this life, he can easily
recover lost ground by going to Lon-
don, putting up at Strong's Hotel,
ordering a Champagne and Oyster
Supper, eating, drinking, and mak-
ing merry., and 'charging the whole
to account of,
tt - Yours Truly,
N. M. LrvnlosToNE.
Ainleyville, April 12, 18 71.
For cheap ladies', gents' and children's
Pru sella Boots- of every description, go
to T. Coventry's.
THE DOMINION PARLIAMENT.
ELECTION DILL.
The Interium Elections Bill _corn-
ing up, again, Sur George Cartier
said be would accept Mr. Dorion'rs
amendment, giving municipalities
the power to divide polling districts
and locating polling places where
necessary, instead of returning offi-
cers. Mr. Tremblay proposed "to
provide for holding elections by bal-
lot, but the Douse decided against
Mai by a _ ,vote " of ninety to
thirty-nine. Mr. Costigdn offered
an amendment against dual repre-
sentation, which met the same fate,
though it narrowly escaped success;
the yeas being 57, nays 63. Mr.
Young moved that polling tike place
at one andthe same_ day, - special
provision being made for Algoma;
Manitoba . and British Columbia.
TSis was lost by only ten votes,
the yeas being 56 hays 66. An
amendment to the same effect;. but
allowing different days in different
provinces, proposed by NIr. Mills,
was defeated only by seven votes.
An amendment by Nir. Fournier,
re-enacting an old law against brib-'
ery and unduly influencing voters
was adopted, and the House went
into committee on the Bill. Hon.
Mr. Dot ion moved to disqualify
Dominion officials in Dominion elec-
tions. A discussion followed, during
which Mr. Tilley admitted again
that he had sent a.telegram stating
that the would be satisfied if they—
officials--would
hey—ofcia s --would vote in a certain
way. , Mr. Blake moved in • ame-nd
meet to disqualify . Government
offieials in Nova Scotia of the same
class as are dispualified in Quebec
and Ontario. There was further
discussions and !upon division Mr.
Blake's amendment was lost—yeas,
47; nays 83. Mr. Blake mev ed for
the adoption of the local rule,_asre-
gards
e-gards voting, in Nova ' Scotia as in
other Provinces ; but this amend-
ment as well as Mr. Dorion's, shared
e.
the same fat- Hon. Mr. Dorion
moved all controverted elections be
tried before courts of law, ..but the
House, by a vote of 80 to 50, reject-
ed the proposition. The requisite
alterations were made in Committee,
and an amendment of Mr. Drew,•
that theesubdivision of wards shall
be the slime: as at the last local elec-
'tion in
s Ontario, was atlolited,and
the Bill was finally disposed of.
After ,some , further business the
House adjourned at midnight.
WAS HE A REBEL
Attention was directed by Mr.
Ross, of Prince Edward, to a rumour
that Mr. Delorme, a ,.member fol
Proveneher, paid been a member of
Rid's' so-called Government and of
the court-martial which condemned
Scott, which, if true; would render
this guilty of high treason 'and mur-
der. Mr. Delmore promptly denied
the truth of the rumor, and said
the had not known anything of
the Scott murder until two days
afterwards. f aids. His statements were
corroborated by Mr. D. A: Smith,
who expressed same indignation
that such reports should be
current: Hon. Mr. McDougall
moved to refer 1 he matter to a special
.committee of enquiry, and Sir Geo;
Cartier proposed to leave it to the
Standing Committee on Privileges
aurid Elections. Mr. Blake expressed
himself satisfied with the distinct
statement of Mr. Deform , as a
committee would not have time Ghia
/session to arrive at a satisfactory.
oanclusion. Mr. 1°tackenzie also
spoke. Mr, A. P. Macdonald, of
Middlesex, lamented that Mr.
Blake's :action had gained many a
good Conservative vote. - Hon. Mr.
McDougall and Sir George Cartier
were both pressed to withdraw their
motions, and the former, though first
refusing, agreed to do so ; but Gem,-
vernmentmembers objected. After
some further discussion, an amend-
ment, proposed" by the Hon. Mr.
Dorion. declarin that there 1A1 9S
710 .Case to be sent to a co mit-
tee, was carried by a vote ` of 94
yeas to 46 nays.
was not traditable under the trleaty.
The administration of cri miaal
justice rested with the Local Gov-
ernment, not with ¶he Domi ion.
Governor Archibald would act pon
the advice o his responsible rad-
visers
The largest, c ieapest nd best mei cted
stock. of Boots and Shges in Sea orth,
at T. Coventry'. - }
F IRTH.
HuoILL.—In Rllullett, on the .11t ult.,
the wife of M1q. D. Hugill,'of a s n.
ST[IA1 T.—In Stanley,• o11 the 9th ult.,
the wife of Mr. John Stuart of a
daughter. .
GR.nxnnc.—I}1 Clinton, on the 30th ult.,
the wife okt a Rev. 3. Graham, of a
son• - A.
Kana—in the Township of Howie , on
the 29th ult., the wift of Captain ane,
of a son.
DONAGHY.—At oderich, on Sunday, the
2nd inst., th wife of Mr. Wm. Donag-
hy, of the St : r, of a sen.
SPROAT.-At Boreland, Township of Tuck-
ersrnith, on the 10th inst., the wife of
Geo. Sproat, Esq., of daughter.'
EATH.
STULL.--In Wingham, at Griffin's Hotel,
on the 3rd 'nst., Hier. Jacob Stull,
father of Mrs C. Griffin, aged 83 years
and 4 month
BULLOCK.-ln Hullett, on Thursda -, the
30th ult., Ann Eliza, youngest d • ugh -
ter of James Bullock, Esq., age one
year..
The latest styles of Boots and
of all lf..inds cheap at T. Coventry's
hof
THE VIARKETS..
SEAF( gni, Aril 13, 18 1.
Market dull, very litt a offered..
Wheat, .(Fall)bushel 1:25 to 1.30
vhert ( Spring bush l ., 1:25 to 1:35
Barley t? bush 1, 0:48 to 0:50
Oats bushel, 0:40 to 0:45
Peas' bushel, - 0:75 to 0:76
Buttf.r,: V lb. 0:12to 0:15
E s. 0:11 to 0:11
Hob, 6:50 to 7:50
Sheen Skins, 0.50 to 1:75
Apples 0.85 to 1:00
Potatoes 0:40 to 0:50
114, per ton, : 7:00 to 10:00
Flour, per 100 lbs. 3:50 to 0:00
CLINTON, April 13, 1871.
By Telegraph to the Expositor:
Fall Wheat, per bushel, 120 to 1:35
Spring Wheat, per bushel. 1:20 to 1:35
Oats, per bushel, - . 0:44 to 0;45
Peas, per bushel, 0:73 to 0;75
Barley; per bushel, 0:00 to 0;48
Butt r• per per, lb, ' 0.00 to' 0;16
Eggs,per doz. 0.00 to 0;15
BUFFALO LIVE STOCK.
{ Thursday, .April 11, 1871.
Th market is glutted with cattle, the
arrive Is being 322 cars since Saturday—
doub e enough ; for the requirements of
the arket. Dealers .are unwilling to
touc except any stock t at a decline
1
whicl buyers are reluctant to concede.
The market is at a complete stand still
with no prospect of an immediate im-
provement. I
No transactions of a shipping character
occurred to -day. ,
HOGS. .
The m rke tc. lower
T a tisabout , than at
the c: ose last week, with very little ani-
mation. The sales were.:
No. Av. Price. No. Av. Price.
126 217 $6 62i 116 204 $6 50
105 218 _6 65 105 184 6 40
SHEEP.
Western sheep are commencing to ar-
rive cuite freely, but as yet not sales have
been made. 1
-i _
STRAYED
I1 O.M the Premises of the Subscriber,
en Sundaynight, the 9th instant, a
Light Bay Mare Colt, ..with black mane
and tai year old. She has
c ., one a y lyttle•
white on the fore part of one of het hind
legs, et the hoof. ,Any person• fielding the
same and returning her to- the owner will
be suitably rewarded. :.. ,
THOMAS- FOSTER..
Seaforth, April 12, 187I. 175-3
NOTICE
A >;PECIAT,MEETING of the Coun-
cil of the Corporation of the County
of Heron -will ble held in the
Col rt .in od rie:
PL G e ell
O ,
On TUESDAY, the 25th inst.
For the purpose of submitting a By -Taw
to the ratepayers, to grant aid by wee : of
bonus to the London, Huron and Bruee
Railway.
Cas my Clerl
G odevieli, April
TEE. ADAMSON,
Catiety .Clerk.
rs Office,
I0, 1871. 75-2t •
H U RO N EXPOSITOR.
N.EW
PkING GOODS.
E.
Beg leave to a
A
ICKSON & CO.
lnounce tha they are now opening up
EXTRA ARGE STOCK OF
SPRIN
G GOODS,
In ever lepartme t, and invite an early
inspecti I from customers and the public
in. gener.1 .
The _ t
COME -
Hick^
175-2t
ids will how for themselves, so
N.
son's
SEA
Emporium,
ORTH.
LAD 1
—OF—
SEAFO
And surrounding
N9 TICE!
MORRIS REV 1O I
complete
T. KI +'S
1tiIY0' JUM.
e4 ess*
iz Oq
ti
0
Trf
SY W ; Se C.6.
co? WoW w
ese 4 W N es
H
1
W MIL
In all its br
1endid
P
ATS AND
From 50 cents
SILKACNDV
MANTL
In all. styles, and
ERY t,
hes.
immed
ONNETS,
wards.
ETEE I'
S I
tlall prices.
1 ;
WANT
00 Canadian
Yo the Red River Teri
ni Hats, Caps, Clotho
before leaving,'
Eb'IEi I
Y
I eep the bast and lar
cer es, Crockery, Lieu.
in Sealo
B st $1 Tea for
TP>ICTLY !ONLY'
THO
Volunteers,
itary, to purchase
Boots & Shoes
R
es4t Stock of Gro -
etc., etc. kept
t
0 cts. lb.
E PRICE t
Seaforth, April 12,187
KI Do,
1''
•I
lrc
S COURTOFS .
THE Court of Revisionfor the Town-
ship shi - of Morris, will be held at 13o -
land's Hotel, BLY TH,
On Morlda r 8th May,18 1
Commencing at 10 o'clock, a. m.
Ws All parties. interested are requested
to take notice. ;
!THOMAS HOTMES,
175 3— 'Township' Clerk.
EDS RD CASH,
Deale is all kinds of
.Farm1 and Dab -
roc uce
ainrocl-uce
'WHOLESALE and RETAIL.
THE SCOTT _lf(RDER.
Clover and Timothy Seed
In answer to enquiries by Mr.
White, of Fast Haistin's respecting C'I-I'EAPEIt THAN EVER.
a 1 a
the murder of Themes Scott, Sir ' Flentof
'Geer:re Cartier stated that the Do- .EED POTATOES
minion had no jurisdiction over Red Of th best kinds.
River, at the time of the nilirder,
and consequently could not demand
:Lora ext adition, besides the crime Ai)
ill 12, 15.74,.
Cote c
lm street,
1 1s.
SE AFOBTH..
170 tf.
PUBLIC
beg to recommend
K.inbtirn, as askilft
dical Practitioner. .
TICE.
De . Mitchell, of
1. ncltrustwbrt y
I has been'irt . -t
teniclance upon my family .off and on, f.r
the past two years, and in everyinstance
where his professional services were e-
quilred has been most snc essful, and h
ton,
1 S B 1JLLOC'
s.1 175-3
SEAEORTH.
given unqualified satisf(se
JA
Mullett, April 11, 1
MUNICIPALITY
0
COURT OF
The Court of Pevisi
pality of Seaforth:wil
Council -Itoom, Town I
On TUESDAY, 3
At the hour oil 10 &el
All persons irrtereste
ern themselves accords.
1
al
a
lk
T.
871. 1711 -td
•
Seaforth, ,April` 10, 1
VISIO1
for the Muniea-
held toe
,. Seaforthin
r=16, 1871,,
gill. please g v -
y.'
P. 73UZ,L,
Clerk
NOTICE TO
-T-0:riJE is hereby
1 ties indebted to
either -by note or book
call at his office, at th
settle th
e$ •i >
t11G
hum
they wid be steed with
Seaforth, April- 11,
ERTORS.
en that all par -
D . COLEMAN,
a e requested to
alt \i'ks,
cls. telt', otorherwiandse
n further notice.
1.7,5-tf
READY-MADE CLOTHING AT COST PRICE.
as
r
0
MINN
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0.
m
m
N
NOTICE
To Creditors of K1 DD &-McMULKIN.
pt1iSUAN.T
to a decree of the Court
of Chancery = i11 a cause of Kidd vs.
Al Malkin, the creditors of the said firm,
lately carrying on business as general
merchants at the village of Seaforth,
are on or before the 1st day of May,
1871, to send, prepaid to the Master of
the said Court, at his Chambers, Os-
good Hall, Toronto, their names, ad-
dresses and descriptions, the full partic-
lars of their claims and a statement of
their securities ; or, in default thereof,
they will be peremptorily excluded from
the benefit of the - said decree. The
claims will be adjudicated upon before
the Mnstel'; at 10 o'clock on 5th May.
(Signed) J. A. BOYD,
l75 -3t Master.
Change' of Business
JUST STARTED!.
AND BOUND TO STCCEED.
•
r(1HE Subscriber, Mr. THOS.. LEE,
1 having purchased the Stock of
W. A. SHEARSON & CO.,.
at a considerable reduction on cost, he is
both able and determined to sell to his,
customers, and all those who may kindly
favour him with a call, at such prices affe
will astonish the people of Seaforth and
the surrounding vicinity.
He has just received a large Stock of
FRESH
FAMILY GROCERIES.
COMM/NG-
TEAS,
SUGARS,
COFFEES,
RICE,
F
*st Come, first
Serve.
FARMERS
GET YOUR
SE] D 8" L
Sled SEEDS, Seeds
SC
OTT ROBERTSON'S,.
NAMELY,
Y,
Dawfbarn'»Furpl'e Top Swede:.
NEW FRUITS, ETC:,
Skrti ing''s
Which he will sell at remarkable Low
Prices.
•
FLOUR AND FEED,
He also keeps constantly on hand, a large
stock of Flour and Feed of every des-
cription, consisting of - - FLOUR,
-CORN MEAL,
OAT MEAL,
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR,
Bran, Shorts, Oats, .Barley, Peas, &c.
Flour and Feed delivered with dispatch
in Harpifrhey, Eennonvillte and Seaforth,
free of charge_
SEEDS r SEEDS r
All varieties of: Field and Garden Seeds
kept constantly on haanfd.
All - kinds of Produce
Taken in Exchange foo Goods, at
THE HIGHEST CASH PRICES.
REMEMBER !
SHEARSON & CO.'S OLD SAND 1
THOMAS LEE.
I69-tf • _
FARM FOR SALE..
OR SALE, on reasoxable terms, Lot
X No. 3, 8th Concession, Tuckersmith,
containing 100 acres, of which • 75 are
cleared and ina good stated cultivation.
-There• are en the premises a good log
house, barn and stable, also a good bear-
ing orchard, and a never failing well of
water convenient to the house. It is
situated within six miles and a half ora
the flourishing village of Seaforth, and
only one mile and a 9.half from a good
gravel road. For 'further particulars
apply to the proprietpr, on the premises,
or if by letter (post-paid) to
JOHN McKAY,
174-tf Egmondville P. 0.
DESIRABLE
RESIDENCE FOR SALE,.
SALE cheap, or would 'be ex
•
FOR
ebangt cl
for farm property, a House
ailafl Lot in Harpurhey. There , is one r
acre of land in the lot. The house con-
tains seven rooms and twoI
pantries.
There is also a good orchard of choice I
bearing fruit -trees. This property is I
pleasantly situated within three-quarters
of a mile of the business part of Seaforth.
For further particulars apply to THOS.
SHANK(`, on the premises. 17,3-4t
r+,
LIME.
HE Subscriber is prepared to furnish
1 parties building with a first-class ar-
ticle of Stone Lime, at 20 cents per bueh-
el at the kiln, McKillop, near Thom -
son's saw -mill, or 22 cents per bushel
delivered in Seaforth.
Order s left with Mr. BULL, Ma
street, Seaforth, will meet with prompt
attention. JAMES DODDS,
174-tf - McKillop.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
H +' subscriber offers for sale a la, go
•1 frame cottage, 30x40, new, aid a eor-
ner
Village Lot, opposite the Baptist
Church, Seaforth. Ears propeety
would be taken in 'exchange. Apply, en
the premise. -
172-12te. ALEX. 34 cARTHi
ALWAYS ON TTM.E.
Stitt
Sha
do dos
n1s CIarepion do-
e's Purge do '
Yell u w Aberdeen• a-nd White
Whi e Belgian Carrot Seed..
Globe.,
eech Potatoes
Of t e following varieties e
ARRIS'ONS„ -
LEAS NS.
OA.LIGOS,,
PEACH BLOWS, ands
4ARNET CHILL.
W . SCOTT ROB'ERTSON',
N1.AtIN STREET,. SEAFORTm.
,Aissil4th, 1871. 174
C. H. OULLp.,
AGENT PARI
LOC, f H'S BE YliNG iirA HLNES„
T legtiala . and Express Companies,
CA ADA LIFE ASSURANCE CO:,,
Issuer of Marriage Licences.
Ameriaan Money bought and sold.,
P art.eular attention paid to
JOB PRIM TING.
O ce•---Elliott sit Armstrong's. Book-.
-Stor Seaforth 174
TK. ANDERSON, AIA1N STREET,
. is now fully prepared. for SPRING; t
1871, witiit a beautiful stock of
ENGLISH, SGOTCI, CANADIAN,
FRENCH' AND, AMERICAN,
TWEEDS!
DQESKIlTS,
B E o CLOTHS,
MELTONS WATERPROOFS, ETC.,
second.to none in the county, which I am
preps/ea to make up into every style of
(Gentlemen's Garments, CnE2P.Felt CASH.
A•1i the latest Novelties in
NECK TIES, SCARFS, CALLARS, ETC.
HOSIERY AND. GLOVRS,
-WHITE DRESS" SHIRTS,
T TY
FANCY FLANNEL SHIRTS,
together with a well -selected, stock of
If e DERCLOTHIN G, splendii value,
and everything foundin connection with
a first-class Gentlemen's Outfitting Es-
tablishments Call on Andersen for a
good suit at a .low price.
T.. K. ANDERSON,
Main/Street.
Seaforth, March 31, 1871. 173:tf
COURT OF REVISION.
The Court of Revision and Appeal for -
the Township of Usborne will be held at -
the Town Hall. ELIMVILLE,
On SATURDAY, Mae 6, 1873„
At 10 o'clock, A:_hlr
Parties interested,. will govern them. --
selves- aoodiiigly._
S,A..Mi1TEL P. HALLS,
Township Clerk.
Osborne,: April re. 1871.. 17 4.-4t••
CHEAP LOT FOR SALE.
e1
.ACRES East half of Lot 29,,Teinth •
/- Con., (iulross, County of deuce,
with- Log•ilnuse. Eight acres cleared.
..,
Pateste 1. Address lilxrd5sl'rc,l;, Seaforth,
or .JOHN L(/GAN, Esse:, Tees -water.
March 31, 1; j.,, 173-13t
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