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irro1L txpoitor.
DISTRICT MATTERS.
CHAMMON YE0 is selling at auction a
large stock of bankruptigoods. See ad-
vertisement.
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Don't fail to call at F ank Paltridge's
and get one dozen photographs of your-
aelf for one dollar. - •
A NEW Dame. ---The Ifuron. Home
Journal (Go(Ierich) has commenced the
publication of a daily edition.
FLAX. -We- learn: that Mr. Shantz
has succeeded. in prcicuriog all the land
he requires for the cultivation of flax this
season.
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- NEW DRY G00138 STORE. - Messrs.
• Roffman Brothers have opened. a new
. dry goods store in the shop lately occu-
pied. by Mohr & Co.
A MAMMOTH
of Hallett, 9th Concession,Lot 14o. 1, in-
forms us that he has a spring lamb which
weighed, at its birth 15 pounds.
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PROFITABLE Ewes. -Mr. Stoneman, of
the township of Tuckersmith, informs ns
that this season 18 of his ewes have had
;30 lambs, none of which have died, aud
au. of which are growing nicely. . -
ANOTHER NEW STORE. --Messrs. Gray,
• Sporting & Co. purpose opening out a
large and varied stook of dry goods and
groceries in Bouthron's old stand; near
- Murray's Hotel, about the 5th of next
month.
NEW EttotNE.-A new engine, from
the works. of Messrs. Thompson & Wil-
liams, Mitchell, is now being erected in
the derrick at the Sparlinet well. It is
expected that boring will commence as
soon as the engine is ready.
THE AUDITOR81itE-P�RT.-We have
been requested to state that an error has
been made in, publishing the Auditors'
Retort without the consent of the Couns
oil or without having beenpassed by the
Council. Said Report Will appear in due
time and in an approved form.
Litter Tow. -Two young men -named
'Thomas Smitheon and *Frank Smith -left
Seaforth on Monday last, to push their
fortunes in the United States. : Mr. John
McCulloeh, brother -in -low of Mr. Alex.
Stewart, of this Village, also left few De-
estroit on Tuesday last t
FOR MANITOBA. - 01 Monday los
Messrs. A adrew.Miller a d John Robert-
son, of the township of Mortis, nea
Wroxeter, took their departure fcr Man-
itoba. They go via St. Paul. We Wish
them a safe and Speedy journey, lead th'
largest measure of prosperity in their new
home. -
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A GOOD ANIMAL,=:The tine thoro'-bre(
b-urham bull, which took the first Ariz
at both the North and South BidinL
Shows, the property of Hmapprey
Esq., .Reeve of Buffett, was -only 3 year
old on the 1.6.6h- of April. Our reader
may 'have some idea of his dimension
when we--s-tate that he weighs 2,187.
• pounds.
THE " ALBION,"-The New York Al
lion is so long established and well know
as hardly, to require a recommendation.
It is published in New York every Sat
Tinley; price, $4 a -year. Remittance a o
cominunteations- should_ be addressed t
Piercy Wilson, Albion office; 39 Pal
Row, New York,
The New STAVE FACTOEY.t-The en
gine* ii -i. the new stave factory is now in
working order, and active operations in
- that establishment have commenced.. Ii
the course of a very short, time Mr. 'troll'
mar have everythingin .workina
order, and the es:tablishment running at
lull blast.
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; 'My Summer in a Carden'
i is the title of a very interestine
tvork, written by Charles Dudley War
ner. It alio contains an* introductory
- letter by Rev. Henry Ward. Beecher
It is exceedingly racy, and well wortl
- reading, and cavi be had at the Tclegrapl
Book tore for the slinall sum of twenty -
live cents:
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THE P P, 071.3( "110 N 1ST 0 DA:AN-The Pf0
ple's Journal a paper devoted to the ad-
- yoeacy of -a peetective tariff, has made it.
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appearance in enlarged form and in a eel,
and handsome dress. it is a paper con
diieted with much ability, and although
we cannot often agree with its opinions
we can, always admire the rigorous and
foreil/te mamter in,which they expressed,
The Peopte'a Journal is published am
edited. by John Maclean, Toronto, an
,
its price is t.' per annum.
THF, BriliCEST ELT) CH ElisE PAOTOBY.-
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Messrs. J. Biel:sou & Co. of this factory
-have, during the present spriug, built 'it
large fehlition to their factory, • and hay.
(itttlet'W 1SC, (:0.1sidgrably increased theiri fa
chairs for the manufacture. of cheese dur-
,
fug tile coming Season. They have no\ ,
every einwettience. to enable them, to do
large business, and we trust they wit
ha lit-ea:Illy patron•ied by the farmers it
the vicinity of Yrnessehl. -he factor
7 win rnmeiteo work On Monday next
th1sof Ma."BT
A Coop MovE.-- -We uildei stand that
the sof met Trusteee have .V.4, the eimtrao
for the erection of a, substantial aita haud
same fence nem Ika the Sehoul i1r0,011(18
F•tcp hethe right direction, Girt
1(ill add iniudi to the qppearallett of ou
and htutaso-ne sehoot eddieu. An
other useful and comparatively inexpen
siV,, 1111tWt1vt,=Int'llt Nvoula be the plantha
of shale toes atomel the grounds. Th
seaten ia new prebablv too fai adva,nect
f trthis at pr,ssent. hut we trust that ilex
fell will nut lie allowed to pass without
et la' being taken to aceomplith this
much detired ornamentation.
the Buffalo and Gode
Grand Trunk -are as fo
rate to ,Fort Grry on Mer
U.S. currency per ,100 lbs
sto St, Paul pn houseliol
&c. (one rnat charge
$175.00 per r
h District of t
AssizEs. T
Goderich on
To CORR
tions from
been receiv 1d
next week.
" The Seisfo h Ex'osi
" cently formed acqitai
" skunk, pro re nata.
" must have been .sA•iy
Koncarliine Review.
- Fop.- tile i.r:forma-
fn11 of intending emigrants- to :Manitoba
we may stat, Vaal Bi-ieliam, at
the statein It -re, as prepared to issue.
tiartb tiekets from Seaforth to -Fort
(erry. ditFirst elass ticket,
.toul cas. :3:10 in phl or Uattailian
currency iifers will be Crqlrvtd
P*1171 by rail, and from th•nce to
Port Cat ry by stain.. Eftelt pasengt..7r
wi!l at,wod to t.tke 100 lhs lta.4giuze. •
with he; -without kite Fir the
inlet-mar:en nt partite( lid Inv y
01 any di ere! eel, we it,71,-
ratts recut alt- statio.)
We cannot
above, unless
contly" comm
Review luring
e
lows : Throu h
handise,• $5.2 ,
Through rate
goods, stock,
of- stock, fre ),
ssizes open dt
t.
- Communioa-
Howick have
be attended to
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OR man has e-
tance with a
he introducti n
'striking.' "
ttach aJny meaning to t
he fac that we have "
need. xehanging with t
es an planation.
Sootats-A most 4
place. We es ay ev
terian Char h Thee
ly spent i tie
t
listening tol speech's,'-
and to the 4xcellent
About $26 e reali ed.
c
n
-The socials, und r th
Wesleyan Methodis
kept up and poutin e ta
and profita4le
10
0- .
ssful social to4k
in the Pres y -
g was pleasa t -
course, and in
citations, •&
c of the cho
auspices of tie
urch, are stJiil
be intcresti
DRAMATI ,ENTERT I
forth Dram» tic; Clu
entertainme t this e e
if
purposes,. hen a h
Drama enti led the
tion," and a 'very a a
the " Rough Dime
and with th kind a
Donald, whew. 1pre
of Miss ' DUin - wh
songs., the gn ertairijth
and we wool 1 adv se
hear good mu c and se
this evenin
g
ENP. -The S a -
ill give another
iig, forcharitable
igi1y instructi've
mentons Qu. s-
ing Farce entitled
'will be playeld,
once of Miss IV c-
at thepiano, a
ill sing seve al
nt will be go d,
all who wish
good playa to
'SEA.FORT OUNO L.
Cou•neil of the villag
Tuesday even ng.
Strong, Broad not, 13 a
Mr. Strengi 1 ann. g b
Chair, the i i utet 0
read and a . LAO.
count of $5.5 for co
10p was ord ir e:
tor's report as re e
for a more de ailed t
count of W 1 oranc
orderedl to be .aid. T
Burden aiid o hers i i
was recc-ived nd the
ordered to i ipect a
same. The CCOUIIt
plank and spa fling In
was, oidered o be p
then adjouriae 1.
to •
f()
-1-The Munici al
f eaforth met an
s rs
eand Segmill r.
en voted to P e
eatImeetiriw re
homilies Bell's c -
n, etc., for Di n -
aid. The An
red back to th m
tisment. The c -
f $'2 for work N as
c petition of J s.
eg,ard •draini ig
street Committee
d report on he
f. Mr. Adams or
ounting to $10.15
id. The Com di
THE To w
that .Dr. 0oeo
issuo, ineinua
has been peed
Council dui in
gant Now,
Council:has
PAIN
an in hi
esi
for pr t
tht
i• the
o far
ot ha
printing dons tha
neceesary. e also
we have hod
respect, the 'e
ing perf�rize
hard barg
no instanc
business
work, and
other towns
11
0
ealin
has n
wit
for it,
have
gene
high
a
15
a
ti3V
011
a,
LNG. -We not
letter in to-do
he amount wh
dby the Vill
t year is extra
tte are aware,
1 rger amount
.vas absolut
w that so far
ce
s'
ch
go
he
of of
ly
as
vih them in t iis
een a job of pri t -
t first dried -re a
'K. the charges in
b en higher t1
y pay for:sr
r , a,n is charted
ages hi this vicini y.
'We. knowto hing of :towthe villd.ge
finances ha been ram; aged daring he
pasta -Year, t,
without fea
Council ha
their busina
in the matt ,r
extravagan :e
tablished aea
a
all
ch
in
11
o know and arse
ietion, that if
economical in
as they have b
of print prin1ing, the charg
cannot be successfully
nst them,.
.
f con -tea
e been as
ss relation
.Aeelneto s
young niau niried Cliarters,• whe resides
on the Mile lltoacl, iit the townshi. of
Kippen. road, about 3
Taakemith was engaged •at work
saw ron
miles E lt11,o this village, .he Metaw.th
an ace
On Saturday • last, a
ur
all
en
of
.5. -
ident hich eaus.d him severe in,
s . It seems that yoi ng Charters , as
doing eomei hlng a latut the machinery" ill
the lover p tr of the ini) 1 while a lam set
truck tvals Isth g wliteled along over he d.
The wile 0 t e truck broke, and me
whealwitl to le brokeii art of the a le.
le
fell th ougl t ie floor, a distaiice of abut
eight f a, , na,,strikiligi Charters on ihe
head, lnflicllii g a 4tv-
ing 'a ionsi le able.
from t ie -tri p r par
alniost a m de th
ly killhd, a , •winc;
wheel fell, t,
• when i -, stru
We ark gla,
his mddieal
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c
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of his incover r, and that his doily
well 4 eon sh be , xpected under' the
cuastance. ., . ; : .
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FPAL 1 NAM NT ----.4) 1 Thursday I, st,
the:20th i st as a. yi ung lad, 41..ai led-
-Philip Bead° ',-son rf M..iseador, poter.
Eget oa d vil C., AN'il,S=(1 ivin a a load of creek,
s i
t
rs
ety; aJong t e northern gravel. road. t w-
ards Ainle3 villo, he mef with an accident
which resu te lin hideath a few ho
It
afterwards. It seems: hat the lad vas
sitting, on 4 .1) iffalo rob upon the top of
the.lo, ol, a a in attemp Mg to get it fi om
under, to p a e it o -ver him, to keep off
the re, n ' whi h was at the time: felling
pretty hea,7il 7, he fed Off between he
wagegob an te wheel, nd being entail-
gled in the 1 nes 1.1 -;IS here held. `• "be
poor fellow r maiocil 11 this posthe 1,_
the: wheel 1 tie Sieg nvee ris body at ex e y
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revolution- i n•til he :lines becanie so
tieht the hors, , teas •te p )ed. In this po-
ition hew ts found •by: ome of the neigh-
bors and taken to:a h4til•e close by. w keii
a niesstnee • vas .0. mice: dispateheil to
y bad wouml, peel -
tip
is
nt,
Po t
df
't
gxPOstr011.
the harrows for the be t milch cow of any
breed, except Durham. We may state,
that last year Mr W lson obtained for
the Society a c rnbi ed reaper. We
. Wilson's -exer-
ociety will not be
rs.
orth Catholic
h.
oa Expositor.
ed -Divine Service
lurch in Seaforth,
as Much pleased
rformauce of the
rship of Miss k.
1 the opportunity
best Church mu-
nd must confess
canty musical re -
country, :the coin:,
rable, Miss Me -
credit for her en-
. . The congrega-
id of their accom-
ganist, and I hope
reciated and esti-
feel confident that M
tions in behalf of he
forgotten by its m mb
The MUsic m ea
C ur
To the Editor of th Hu
DEAR, SIR, -1 a ten
at the new Cathac 0
on ;Sunday last, a d.
with the tine -was car
cad
e h
th
nt,
the
choir, under the
McDonald. I ha
of hearing some o
sic on the Contin
that, allowing fpr
sources in this new
parison is most fav
Donald deserves -great
ergy and peraeve anc
tion may 'won be pro
plished and talent d o
her services wilt b ap
mated at their ipr • per worth. Yours 're.
spectfully.
*forth, Aps!il 871.
The South Ri
on of the se
the heads I
wastnot Meta
to the distance
ust have been descemli ig-
hint, with tremendous rot ce.
o team. flom Dr. 'Ver oe,
teildant, that there hopes
11.3
er-
The Spring Sh.w o
of Huron Agrieu tur
.eahibition of esti e • s
the village of Bru efi
21stint. The Shaw
successful of the
been held in this
ance of spectator.
the pretty little
overflowing. Ani. ng
noticed' many of he •
and stockbreeders fro
ing, and several' fron
The interest man•fest
twists of the COu ity i
is most commend blc
and rapid improv mei
,
place in the stock o
clear indication thatt
of the best teaults.
the display of Stock
could hardly be surp
of the. Province. Th
tion were all superi
credit, not only tb th
the Counties, in 147E01
In Bulls, the displa
large, was, as regards
ity, nearly equal to th
eral of those on the,g
parted into.the Count
and have been parch
ed stock -breeders at
With such sires, the
ty must, in a short ti
perior order; - and w
that . the highest prai
-enterprising geutleme
buted so- liberally of
der to bring about thi
heir p1ucl • and ent
-With a speedy reward
a list of the suceessfu
the. number of on ries
kin
Cou
w
vil
Spring Show.
the I.:tenth Rid ig
1 Society, for he
ock ;was held at
Id, on Friday 1 st,
as orfe °fettle in.st
1 which has er
ty. The atte id-
s • very. nd
age. was filled to
those present, ve
prominent farm rs
the North Bid -
other Count'es.
d by the agri ula
'these exhibiti ns
and the mar ed
t which is tak ng
the County i a
my are pro4.uct ve
On this oceasi n,
vas excellent, nel
sed in any sect on
Horses on' esh- bi-
✓ anintals, - a
-ir owners, but to
they are own.,d,
, although not 80
excel ence of qt al-
it of horses. 8 Y-
und.lhad been m -
by their own rs, •
sed from, celeb at -
very high fign
tock 'in this Co ifl-.
le, be of a, very n -
may here st tte
e is due to th se
who ha'ie con ri-
heit means in or -
result. 'We tr 1st
rprise may meet
The followin is
competitors mi
n each class:
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• - HORS 1,8.
• Dialight-.-Six . eutr es ; 1st, Williarn
McGregor,- " Conquer )r of the Wes
,2d, E. Marr, "Youn, Comet rad, as.
iBroadfeet, "Yo ueg P obi, Hood.
-last-named - horse is only three y
old, was raised by M . Broadfoot, an
certainly
eertainly one of the finest animals,
its .age„ we have seei
Agricultural, or Ge
entries ; 1s, Richest
Hard Fortune ; d, J
.tain Wallace, 3d,
" Coacbm.an."
earriage-Four ex
Wise, - "Royal Geo
Seaforth fa, Dr. Vei e. ICetwithsta ul-
mg that aIJ 1 as done, for him which care
aml medical, kill could do, he only li nee
ered about diteen hours, when de , h
relef. Ire wasquite consci nts
,
eame to hie
until the lat
beme to f ther'S residence en Fridey-
thoniing, nc
Saturday.
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.CONliTE.NL
that, our ene
his
ars
is -
for
for :a ing time.
eral P 1G408e- -"en
Netter* "Yong
hn Masson, "Cap -
Leonard; Hun er,
tries; 1st, m.
go ;" ' 2d, Jos ph
Oesch, ." Rol bie Bun s ;" 3d, John I it-
chell, Yourig Chaur de Leon.'
Thoroue/seraed-(A special. prize gi en
by the citizens of Br mefield.); 'Two en-
tries,; 1st, W. J. Batey, " Sir Arch
2d, joint Rattenberry "Beacon."
BIM S.
D uriz ains-Thocou( h -bred, over two
years -live entries lst, Humphry
" Dixie -Duke ;": 21, Thos. Gt., nt,
" Rodoey ;" 3d,, R. Govenlock, " ord
Maitland."
Under two years Five entries;
James ' Broadfc ot, "liuke of Huro
2d, . Htigh. Love, Sr., "Young Oxfor
31, James W. Elder, "JohnJohns%
Grade -Over two , ears -five entr es
1st, George Sproat, alb* ;" .24, J hn
Steel, d e"rttl‘ivlotoiyi
hree entries; 1st,
Sohn Kitchen, "Flo -'er of the Forest ;"
d, Wm.' Wis, "F ederick ;"
3d, Alexander Ross, Gambetta."
St,
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- Grey Spri g' Show. •
The Grey Branch A tricultural Society's
Spring Show was hel l Oranbrook
Friday 2Ist in4t. e Show of atoll ons
was large, greatly ea eeding in nuineeis
and :seroassing q iality that of last
year. The following i • the prize list
Battey Dranght ; en,
tries ; .1st " Young yron," .owned. by
ni.• flay, Molester rth »2d, " French
Meseeeiger," Bi reess, Ainleyville
3a, Captain Watt,' W. Storey, Moles-
worth .
Cetera' Piirnosed -Five entries ; bst,
Mare() Pelo,"-owne(
zie, Elma; " Pri ice Albert," Win.
Eckineyere Ethel ; dee `" YoUtg Hard.
For tan e, " Isaac TO, re:e. •
The Show of I3utls was so large,
but some very good. anir alst ware ex
;
hibited. 1 1
Thoroug,h-beed; Du -ham \Pivifill(sT.
entries ; 1st, " Stilt ire"
stone miler ; = 2d, ''Waterloo," James
r(ihnetone, mnthe; d, "New 'Year's
Day," Daniel. Woodi di.
Grade Buhs-t-One entry ; "Ydune
Sultan,' Alex. 8 tewa tai own er.
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_Aliale yin
RAILWAY. -There s finother flailway
scheme on foot. Fr( m Drayton, via Lis-
to-wel, A inleyville. ; kid Winham, to
Eineardine.
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Siorevaeks are in (id lorable
ton. here are eon tam complaints Of
perir:11:5 getting hurt on account of then' •
, defective Stat.
The body was eonve eu
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Wilon, ha • .:
the ill:mutt et
tural
ed to the Scii
viety, to be
ti'!
nip cutter, VI
il,V011.
pair of ir ma
frini P. I'.
turnip cut ter
the best zito
the funeral took plac on
.
LE LIB E RALITY.-We
,Vtic townsman, (1,
Ilueutcled in procuring ft mu
irers two valuable agri
which -will be pres( nt-
th Huron Agrieulturel
empeted fm- et the fall ex-
implemente are : A
lil-
Iued at;;;•028 from ,Nles
Vhitelaw, of Paris; ma a
harresys, valued ELI;
oil, (''r anal) (eine.
will he eiv(ii a:-; a peize for
Is Inn. Durham e. - eel
Exe er.
Coot) INV ENTI( J. . -Mr. John.
moe. if If the townsli
on exhibition on th
Thurtday a -week flee
empleineet in the sha
This- harrew is desi;
retail' or lumpy land
thelii net, cau
an erdinary barren..
1t ann. nwalors, 111
tILO nuintre upon tin
- top-tirsed. a p
may la: added, that t
, it (de('ly.and exnees
= I)1111)11 til its usefain
chat e Inf. re leavii
p of t. shone, had
show grmoia, on
e• new agricultural
ie of a clam hrro.
ned o he used on
to smooth down
not be with effected
It i alstaesefu I for
ap read g eaveely
se „which have been
oof of it a utility, it
ie judges examined
•;ed a, Vera favorable
:,•se ; aed it was pur-
g the grevoithe
Mr. Richard Manning, one of the most
enterprising and successful farmers in the
township of Usborne. We have little
doubt but this harrow will, ere long;
come into general use aminigst our agri-
culturists.
Wroxeter
BUSINESS NOTI E. '
Mr. GEORGE EYVEL Nis kindly con-
sented to act as Agent for '111E Exrosrro,
for Wroxeter and vicinity. All orders
for Job-printig, Advertising or Sub-
scription, given to Mr. Ey vel will receiee
prompt attention.
Gorrie.
bring some poor delinqu nt to justice.
to bring a Missionary to these parts to
Christian oath.
the Magistrates are calle 1 on deify to
thoroughly explain the o ligations of a
We hope that 801113 steps may be taken
LEGAL. --All the talk ow is law, and
prinoi Goods.
N E W
the affairs of the CCrporation accordiog
to law.
Yours trulta
T. T. COLEMAN.
Seaforth, April 261th.
osaims.
NEW • ARRIVALS
J.Bonthion&Son
Have a large stock of
Our Munimpa! St tement.
75 the Editor of the hurolit _Exposior.
DEAR Sue -With your permission I
-would like to make a few remarks upon
the Auditor's report, pliblished in last
week's Exposrrou. In • a conversation
with one of the auditors, :I may remark,
thathe soid that they Ot4ted the books
as they found them, and it a further con-
veration with the treasdrer, he points
oat he Must enter the accounts as they
are -sent for disbursement to him. It
would be much more sOtisfactoritto the
tit
fatepayers if the separate on andirg
debte due- the corporation we'e enter-
ed1
in some; book, and; t on - show how
Much was realized to 1th t eeperate ac,.
count, and why the rem inder, if any,!
was not realized. - For i stance, if tine
hundred young men are I ving in WWII,.
why de we hot receive' q 200 poll tax?
Also, how many Market stalls are rented
by the year, and the price per stall, and
why the 'whole amount was not collected,
or if it is outstanding, bo W much does it
amount to? -It woe 'pointed out last
year that the .• rent realized from the
drain, which cost the corporation very
dearly, was but O mere trfle. This year
itis but 18 75, while at least 13 or 14
lots are drained into it at 'a rental of 15
cents per foot, realizing arithmetically
$117 to $126 . to the corporation funds,
and the :other drains at :8cts per foot.
What has become of the difference? The
Reeve, it a conversation. with nim, -says
the most of it has been • c011ected. ' Then
where has it gone to ? The drai, accord-,
ing to the Auditorle report for the past
two years, would show an indebtedness
at least of over $150. • Why do not the
accounts Show who. has paid, and who
has
has not,- and why? Why is there' not
a rental account for drains, 'showing the
credits of each separate and distinet in-
dividual? The market ; also is rented
per year at an auctioneer's bid, why not
show the -indebtedness, if any, land how
to be realized from the market clerk,
or if he is forgiven the amount ?. Rea
specting the disbursements, how • conies
it that we received in 1870 from the bank
- but $894, and. paid. out $2,562? Either
the Auditor's report is wrong or We. are
iudebted to the bank ,sine 1869. . And
is it possible the Corporation at the end
of the financial for 1869 Was indebt-
ed to the bank. $1,66822 ? It is very
cool indeed, to borrow Money from the
bank contrary to the statute, which says
no money can be borrowed except by by-
law lawfully subriaitted to- the people, .
and furthermore this 'account does not
show how much was 'paid. in discount.
On reasonable terms the disconnt for
ninety days would be !about $4, and if
renewed since 1869, it mast be over $100.
At any rate let us see Whatis the 'amount
of the discount. The amount for con-
tracts for drain and sidewalk is $2033 88.
What became of the money borrowed.
from the bank, is it ialso expended on
coutracts, if so, theni say . so, and the
gross amount spent oix contracts- is $4,-
596 10, for the moneyl received from the.
bank- must be expended somewhere,?
But $2,000 is -raised 1 by vsay of loan,
necessarily t40 money' raised M the bank
is over and above that account, and
where is the great return for oar money ?.
--Our principal7streets not yet gravelled.
What is the ineanin!g of $254 31 for
.
sundries? It is the first time :we ever
heard of a sundries aceleunt in a Municipal
Corporation, in other ‘VOTUS, -we lose one
dollar in $30 of the gross colleetions to
this account. The Recto and some of
the Councillors say they do not under-
stand it themselves, llut it is their duty
to undentand their aw accounts, and
they have sworn so,- and filially,
according to the statute, audit
them themselves to see they are right.
but they pass them no tinderstaeding
them. by their own acknowledgement.
The next item is $149. 37 to J. Duncan
for discotit, -&c. Mr. Duncan says he
receiVed no Stich sum. "What then is the
meaning of it? It is unjust to Mr. Dun-
. - can, to charge discount account against
him if allowed to somebody else. The
account' howeyer,, show e a loss of one
dollar in fifty of the gaits collection to
the Corporation, en two1per cent: But
the money from the hankwaS discounted
in the book and. entild not be, chargedin
- the account, The taxes were -colleeted
without discount. The loan without
. dis 011n t. Every. other aeconnt was col-
lectd without discount except the
market clerk' e $1,108, and a great deal
of it was paid out at par ----ay , one half,
• leaving $550 to pay .S149 57 disCount, or
ever 27 per cent. The next is support-
- ing a haby in. charity, we will )ass tins
oer, hoping tote of the Municipal of-
, ticers had any relation to the poor unfor-
tunate, but we wonla reconimend in
future the action of Iitratford, who dm-
phatically refused to be parent to any
such offcring.. The baby . account iS one
dollar in seventy-seven, gross collection
engineers account -about $1 ,in 880,
printing about $1 in ;382, legal services
$85: What had the Corporation to
; do lastyear in law, and to whom was this
. motley pad? Must we pay $1 in $90 to
protect our interests, very nice pieking.
Adding those several expenses together,
we lose one dollar in every seven or
iht, for sundrie, disommt, and
etceteras.- About the loan, he* conies it
the ;A ilitors- repot. t eh ows a realization of
• $1,882 from $2,000 loan when, there -was
i
but .,..;11,90() sold. in debentures? \\ ho
wants to) pocket the extra :3100 ? We
have a balance of $62 11 on hand, with-
out paying the County tate Where is
the County Treasnotr's rtport, and how
. is it to be paid, by another note dieeount;
ed. in the bank, as we are told there' is
no 111ney on hand ? Where are the
fuds, gentlemen, in the hank or other-
wise ? It is a faree to say we owed no-
thing before in -ti by-law, when we had
the Seined delit and alse $2,562
the bank, contrary to the I•tatute and
coutrary to year c.,atii z, to administrate
•
A large stock of
FR$S1.1.
0 C ,RIES,
Which th4 will sell very cheap.
Call and see for yourselves at the
Shop lately oecupie
WM. ROBERTSON &00.
J. BONTHRON & SON.
169-tf
WALL PAPER! WALL PAPER
5,000
On hand, and more
Will be sold
AT
OLLS
eco;n1
1
heap for Cash.
THE
TELEGRAPH B9 OK S TOR
SEA 0#,TIL
A NEN PIANO
For sale:- either on inte or for cash at
The Telegrai h Book Stor
Seatorth, April 25, 1871. 177-3t
McINTOSH & MORRISON'S
CARRIAG
MAIN STRE
The subscribers fee thankful for t
very liberal patron agathey have receiv
sence commeocing butinees iii Seafort
and wish to intim, e to their custom rs
and the public ge eral-Ty that they ke p
on hand and, ari manufactuting 11
kinds -of wheel weak, $rieb. as
CARRIAG
0PEANJ TOP BUGGIE
DEMO C TS„
• 1 • '
WA GONS,
SLEIGHS, CUTER,
Made up by EX thE0F,D WOR( -
MEN, in the very latest styls.
We Do No Horseshoein
put pay all our a tention to the alto e
class of business.
Parties who favor us with th ir
•
orders will- get good
satibfaCtiOth
We keep a first-class Carrie e
1 Pamter. , rAts IN G . .
Done for elintry sh ps, and old w
repainted at reasotab e rates.
Repairing rr0mpt13 attended to.
Cordwood, Lit 1*, Shingles
Lath taken in exc111ane for work.
MoINTOSTI Rk, -MORRISO
rk
MORTGAGE SALE
•
•
TTICDER Power of Sale containedi i a
l) Mot tgage, m ale: by Wm. MeMill• n,•
dated 28th It arch 167, default hay est
been made ; the 'I Iola therein mentim ed
being in the village ofIrucliela, in he
: Countrof 1-1-nrn; containing three-lif'Is
of an acre, being c enposed of part of Lot
31, in the 1st Von ession of , the TON 'n -
ship of Tnekersrai In East of the Lon( on
Road, and more li lly described in s id
Mortgage, will 1 , offered -for sale by
Public rauction, b Chaunnon Yeo, A: •
tioneer, at D" . if,,tel, Brue„iiidd, 011
ATIRD.AT, the 20th day of MAY, A.
D. 1871, at 12 ocl ick, noon.
There are a good Frani e Dwelling -ho Ise
and Blacksmith Shop on said Land, lid
situated on the L anion road, in said. il-
laee.
Tents made knnwn on day of sale, , nd
in the meantime will he made known to
inteuding purchasers by applying, to
MeCAECalEY & HOLMESTED
17G -4t lieltors for Motga.
CHEAP LOT FOR. SAL.
7,11 A.CIZES. Last half of Lot 2P, Tenth
ow Con., Celruee, County of lirtce,
with Lo -he -Lieu. 1 Eight acres ch'ar'd.
' Patented! Addrest ExeoTroe, Seaforh,
Mareh 31, It; LI
-473-14
or JOHN LA 1( ;Al L"1.,Teewater,
•
•s.
APRIL 28, 1871,
Bankrupt StOeld
$5000.
Air R. C. YE0 has received a large
consignment of Gods, being pat
of the Stock of D. LEWIS & Co,, Mon-
treal, which will be Sold off by
PUBLIC AUCTION,
At his Store, 8eaforth,
COMMen (illy on Saturday,
the 22nel instant, and continuing next
week,
Afternoon Sale a1 o'clock: Evening
Sale at 6 p. m.
For list of goods see small bills -ancl
posters.
• C. YEO, Auctioneer.
Seaforth, April 19, 1871.
DISSOLUTION OF. PARTNERS/BP.
riE Partnership existing between W.
11 Elliott and 0. Armstrong, as: Book-
sellers and Stationers, is this day dis-
soled by mutual consent. Mr. C.
Armstrong is authorized to collect all
debts dne to said film and settle all claims
ut on it
W. ELLIOTT.,
ARzeTRONG.
Seaforth, April 4, 1871..
The above Besiness will be carried on
by the tindersigned, under the name, of
Armstrong & Price, who will attend -to
all orders entrusted to them in the above
line of business.
- C. ARItISTROG,
J.' E. PRICE,
N. B. -Every one who wants to get
good Map of the Dominion of Canada and.:
the North West, call at the Telegraph'
Bookstore and. gut one that is -a Map.
176-3t
Agents wanted. to ganesase for this Map,
NOTCE.
The Court 6f Revision
For the Towesliip of Tackermith, will
be held at the
Village of 1-Tarpurhey,
Hotel,
On WEDNESP, AY, the 10th day
May next, at th o hour of 10 o'clock
. M., for the pmatnee of examining the
assessment roll and revising the sante if
necessary.
WILLIAM MUIR,
Township Um&
176 -ti
April 18, 1871,
LUMBER ! LUIVIBER
LATH aud
THE Undersigned have on hatd at,
their Mill one half mile nn-th
Ainleyville, a large Stock of Dry Pine
Lumber, part (about 3,000 feet) of 'which
is Dressed. 1-f and 1-1 Flooring. They
have ale° on hand
. •
75,000 ft of Strip Lath
-which is warranted first-elas,
and no slabs.
Their Shingle Machine will start aboet
the '18th bltant, after Avb5-el a:tte a plen-
tiful supply of SHINitLES will be kept
- on hand.
Prompt attention given to 014ers fron
a distance. -
M. &
Dingle, April 12, 17l. 176-tf.
TliORO UGH-1311BD
IMPORTED STALLION,
"Sir Archy"
SIR Ant:HY, 1..)1,,9t b7.,,, Grey Eagle, ny
Woudpeeker, by Bertrand, dam Prim-
rose, by Post -boy. O. D. PLyton 1, by
imp. .0Iencoe. Giante.s by imp: Levia--
thfanl N inginia by Sir Aecly, Virginia
by imp: Dare Devil, Bolinebroke by
Pantaloon, Cades by Ring 11C100, Plilll.
rose by imp. Dove, Stella by imp, Otel4
ha by imp Schwa, by Godolphin Ares
Abirails.itw- iiintillee b6eesetnbilo)yo (1 eblts- 111:Vsiegrtehea't Sr
to -day in Canada, and his ancestors ard
noted. among the great horses of Amer
ice.. For some of the performances -(4'
this horse. see bne:
Until recentl, the thorough -bred
•horse was -considered only adapted to thi
.
turf, but the principles 'if breding, as
is now well establishd, essign him a far
nobler sphere. It is now agreol that to
attain sueeess in rearing any of the d,
IlleStie animals, the male muet be thor-
oup.I-bred.-
1 o produce the raet,r, the trottimic
liorse, the midering lee-se-of-all-ne-11
and the spirited ieeldster and. eairiaeil
horse, the etal lien Juliet be therongq
bred. With tide eross, the le evy falai
mate will predelee,the noble e ndelioaee',.
the thorough -bred. male the. raeer, ;eel
the trotting or paving mare will yiela
the trtter, Vieler tine theory 2 take
pride in nffering t4Sir Arh3, to the
breeders of horses in this section of the
country. As a stoph getter he is ut-
rivalled ; his stick 1 einted fot eounar
constitution, for great streeenda dhcilitY
of tlisposition and ap-ed. " Sir Arelty -
is seven years old, stand e 11;1 bande
high, a. beautiful vial). ba, .with
legs, mane, aad teeel. avy
ijnar-
e, and pone:Tinily 11. .'ii -1, ti1i1ii1
it an eminent degree the leible ale, pie -
feet horse, parte I having mares, and,
who inaend In -ceding, will do wall to et(
"Sir Archy.-
" Sir Arell" will etend for inare,
this season, 1871, at his own :stable, -
mn:trifle, throueli the ( Imre ei asee.
inle leap, :f8, to be pill at the time 1
iee ; the sa-en, ;412, p a! d- la the
last of the 1-e0:1,11 7, to tn. 1:3, 1 -
able Jan. 1, 1s72.. iI U---' flitrIP:t
litart`S from a distaoce may 1,1y lei end -
me the hada: heme them( te- ()Ant'
St_
This hem flo111 tho
Stecte It fal. les W. d.
13ailty from th a ei tot ef tetra. \\',,h
. I. I', tf 1,n
latieeetse
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R. W. R. SMITH,
goon, -etc.1
Robertson's Resi knee -
North..
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Seaforth, Dee. -14, 1 S4:
- ;- -
) M. De, -(1
of Idniverei
Physician., tur on, kee
cllente !Zurieli, (bit.
Zurich.). Sept , 7th„ 174
AMES TEWATCP,
4t= Grduate' of MeG,
ontreai, Physivian» ser-
a re:_i(levncEReeo:Ei::,,e1(D
Brneelel(1, ,ran. 13, Ih
St;ett%orth,. Fh API, IS
RI CAMPBELL,
-County, '.)thee eta
orby's, -comer' store, M
• f rth. Office day, Solara
L:EGA
veAvolitY k
1._ Barristers Attorme
ieitors in Chaneery and. t,
t4rics Public and Convey-
rs for the 11. C. Banke.
r the Canada i Life Assn
N. B. --$30,900 to lend
uams., Houses and Lets .
Seaforth, Dec. 14th, 1
ENSON & MEYER.
Attorneyat Law, Sol
eery and.. insolvency, -Co
arks Pnblic, nte. Oflices4
roxeter, Agents for
lioan Co. ,of Upper f'anat
onial Securities Co. of Lo
Money at .8 per cent;
elllargel.
lien. IL BIO,
Seaforth, Dee. Ith, IS
-- tat • -
HOTE
tr le-TOX'S liOTEL (L.
V' The und.esigned b
tublic for the liberal pat
o him in times past in th.
rod aieo to inform them t
resumea business in. th
where he will he happy:
f tm. old friends, and. tia.
1310
Seaforth, May 5, 1S70:
EXCilANG
erieh, Ost, (*AL
fon ; 8. Witieaens
an Rote), Warsaw
his hotel has recently 1.
elished, and mated tha
3 1 oW of the, inost conic,
nodiens in he Provinee..
Z4yous for Commereial
Terms liberal. -
Goderith, April 14, 18
M I SCE L LA
& W. MePHILL:
Land Surveyai
etc. All manner of Co»
eith neatness and aispat
lips, Commissioner au
ext, door south of Sh.
orth, •
Seaforth, Dc, 14, 1%
A. SHARP'S' tar
. Stables. niive :A
Seaforth. Good 1 -1 -(n -se.
.7onveyances, always WA
id lIAR.P'S LI V ERA'
NT, SEAFORTII.
land(ages always on
ebbe terms.
.
Seaforth, May 5th,-- I11
C. H. O
m; nyr
L-OCKMA trS SE Wet\
Telegraph and Expr
CANADA LIFE A$S
Iesuer of Mania,
American- Money I
Particular attention pai
.1013 PR1N
Oteis•E- LiilOtt &
titor, Sea,forth
7IETH EXTRACTED
CA RTW1 lit,.
„ Dentist, Extracts
by the use of the Ni
office,
Over- the 'Be
ford, A ttendam•e ilt
Hotel, the iirst Tuesil
if each month ;
inertial Hotel, fon. the
days and Tridet•s.
Parties requiring 1
quested to call, if at S
ton, on the lirst eia
ver 54,00 patien
extracted by the use
Coal ton's offives. New