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DISTRICT MAYTtRS.
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Voeu-N•rEetts.-----The Seaforth. Volun-
teers will meek for Drill at the Drill
Shed on Wednesday -et -ening next.
For cheap ladies', gents' and children's
- Prunella Boots ot every description, go
to T. Coventry's. 1
THE LOND.O.r4 SVN013.—M the late
raeeting ot the London Synod, of the
'Canada Preebytettan Ohurcb., the Rev.
Ross, of Brucefleld, was unanimously
elected ModeratOr of the Synod for the
current year. -
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.NEw STORE.—Wa understand that an-
other new gtocery store is, shortly to be
opened in the premises . lately occupied
by Mr, Segmillee on Main etreet, by a
gentleman from the vicinity of Ottawa„
Day GOODS.—Messrs. Hoffman Broth -
eta have receritht received large additions
to their already choice stoat of dry
goods. Their new advertisement was.
received toe late for this issue, -but look
out for it next week.
A large business enables Frank Pal
-
triage to give one dozen photographs for
one dollar.
CRICKET CLUB MEETING.—We have
been requested to announce that a busi- •
ness meeting of the Seaforth Cricket
Club will be held at Currie's _Saloon, on
Mouday evening next, at 8 o'clock.
MONTHLY FAIR.—We would remind -
our country friends of the nionthly cattle
fair'which will be held as usual, ;on the
third Tuesday of the present month.
There will, in all probability, be a large'
turn -out of both buyers and sellers.
INSURANCE.—Mf. Watson, of 'this
village, is agent for several first-class
Insurance Cornpan4s. Parties who wish
to have their lives or property insured
could not -do better than apply. to Mr.
Watson.
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DR. COLEMAN'S LETTER.—We hare re-
ceived another lettei from.Dr. Colenian,
ventilathig the manazement of Menici-
pal affairs. Owing to its extreme length,
and the lite hour at which it was receiv-
ed, we are :reluctantly compelled to leave
it over this week.
PRO:- r EITY OFIttHE COUNTY ToWN.
rt is sat i that sixty new dwellings have
been_ erected. in Goderich during the
present spring, and that others are still
in course of erection. Goderich is certain-
ly beginning to look up in its old age.
DULL TIMES.—For the past few weeks
business has been dull in . town. This
can doabtles be accounted_ for by the fact
that the country people generally are
busy wife spline seeding. In a week or
twee when the asy season is over, times
will brighten up.
TeorrEnsg—The Home Journal says
that Mt. Polly, of Goderich, has return,
ed from the Eastern markets with near-
ly a car load of trotting horses: . Mr.
Polly can have an opportunity of trying
the speed of some of his " trotters ' on
the Seaforth-course on the 24th iust.
EGMONDVILLE. —Mr. Wm. Thompson,
late of Seaforth, has removed to Egmond-
ville, where he has opened a new grocery
store. Mr. Thompson is a gentleman well
and favorably known in this vicinity,
and will, we 'trust, do well in his new
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home.
EXTENSIVE See.—Mr. James Ross,
being about to retire from the livery
business, purposes selling by auction the
whole of his excellent ;lock of horses,
carriages, &c, on. Saturday, the 20th
inst. This sale will offer a good oppor-
tunity to farmers and. others Who with
th purchase good horses or vehicles.
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SEWING AfeCHItIES.---Mr: Peter
Grassie. of this Village, is general agent
for the County of Huron, for the Gar-.
dener sewing machine. This machine is
said to be the best now in use, and we
have no deubt that Mr. Grassie wili
drive a thriving trade throughout thit
.Couni,y in the sewMg machine business.
Fun particulars regarding the machines
will be found in other columns.
ANoTIIER DEPUTATION.—The Hamil-
ton Evening Times of ruesday has the
followine : "At the sitting of the City-
-Council °last nlight, J. 'Perkins, Esq.,
Reevei of Howick ; Alexander Gibson,
Act.'Deputy Reeve, 'and Thomas Wil-
son, Esq, were introduced to His Wor-
ship the Mayor and Aldermen present,.
by Col. McGivern; President o the
Wellington, Grey & Bruce Railway Com-
pany.
A GREAT CONVENIENOE.—The line of
etages recently established by Messrs..
"toes & Johnston, between. Seaforth and
Wroxeter, is proving. a great convenience
to the travelling -pudic, and a saving of
much delay. As proof of this we may
state that the stage each way is daily
loaded. The old Mail stage does not
fifteen to suffer any from the competition
either, as it appears to have its usual
quota of. paesengers, and is yet frequent-
ly Ctowded outside as well as inside.
Sam!. eaThe salt business is exceeding-
- ly dull at the present time. Prices are
low, and tire market seems to be well
.suppried, as it is difficult to effect sales
unless at an enrememerative.price. With
regard to Setfotth, the Merchants' Com-
pany has riot yet commenced manufac-
turing, but will soon be in readiness, as
the work inside the block is drawing to
completion. The Coleman & Gouinlock
well is still kept conetantl.t at work,
saul a large amount of salt is daily being
turned out. But few sales are being
anade, however, and the enterprising
proprietors seam determined; to keep
piling it up, barrel upon barrel; to fte-itit
the "goad times corning.' We trust
they may- not have long to wait, but that
the market will speedily take such a
favorable turn as will enable them to dis-
pose of the whale of the Mammoth pile
which they now have ox hand. at a
bberal advanct.k on the cost of production.
The large stotehouse. whiCii is being
erected in connection with these works,
will soon be completed, and will un-
doubtedly prove of gisat advantage, a-
pecially in facilitating shipping opera-
tions, when the rush dues eorne, as come
it must. The engine.for the Sperling
well will soon be in trking order, and
Loring will no doubt te commenced at
ce,
PERSONAL—We notice by the lhtt Of
appointments made at the late meeting
et the Methodist Episcopal Conference„
me pastor ref the congregation in this
that theR. A. E. Griffith, for Some
time
Village, is 43 be remo ed to the London
circuit. While we regret the loss of Mr.
Griffith as a citizen, , are glad to, leer
that his future neld'O, labor promises t
be a more extensive and. im &twit on
than that Which he vecates here. Th
.,Griffiith'
Rev. SO Terwilliger
successor.'
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FOR MUSKOKA.—Mr. John Perlin
and family, -Of the Township of McKil•
lop, left en Tuesday ast tot Muskoka.
Mr. Darlinghas seou ed a free gran'
farm, in the Townshipl of Stinted, about
twenty miles from the village of Brace
btidge, and has :gone to ' settle upon it.
Ele is a hard working,' industrious' man
and if any person can suoceed in hewm
out a home in that re ion, Mr. Darlin
can. We Wish him every euceess in hi
new home, end trust ; hat, fortune may
at all times favor him dth' family. i
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LOvE'S LABOR LO T.1 -1-A. delegation
visited`London, I last luenclay, for the
purpose of endeavorin to persuade ti
Illl
London, tiron and Br ce Railway Cent
pany to change thei toute from thd
Eastern, to the Central Or from Seaforth
to Clinton. The folio ing were the gen
tlemencomposingthe elegation :Messrs
Gregory and Jeckson of Wingham
Mr. Scott's East' Waw nosh ; Mr. Arm
strong, Belgrava ; M ssrs. DrummondJ
Kelly and Dr. Sloan, lyth ;i Mr. Neel
ands,LondesborQji Alfr d Brown, Morris
R. Matheson, CItutou.
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THE MILK SEASON.
has now fairly co
various cheese factori
- hood are working at f
Hickion, Fowler, and ,
have each considerabl
facilities for manufact
and we aro gladto
liberally : patronised.
farmers have , added
stock of cows during t
propose, in flatus, to
tion to dairying and 1
ing. Thisils,_ a good
we feel confident, pro
munerative than t
farming. .
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SENT UP,—(i)orFeid y lest, two youn
men named James .P tton and James
Williams, 'were arrai ed before Justices
McDougall and Strong on the charge of
having conimitted th robbery at -Mr.!
Ross' hotel,1whih we otieed last week.
It seems. that \Villia s had for Berne
time past been,engage as ostler fer Mr.
Sharp, and i had been boarding at the
hotel. Patton had abol been boarding
at the hotel for a con d rable time, and
was well acquainted t ;the dilerent
apartments of the . ho se. When Will
betas Was accused of tie offence, he con
fessed that he :4new Iwlicre the mom ;
)
was, and gave instructions Where it coultl ,
be found, but laid the bkLrne of the theft
upon Pattcm. Upon s a ch being made,
$96 of the motley was found secreted:rift a
hoie between Wilson's h rfiess shop and
Rdss' livery stable. • : o h' parties were
for
comGoderich on Priday night, , by constable
l
committer' for trial, and escorted to
Lusby. They will li be tried before
the County Judge oiil Saturday, wheit
the punishment they SO. richly merit
undoubtedly be awarded them.
The milk :teas°
encecl, and th
in th s neighbort
11 blast. Messrs.'
Scott Robertsote
lineeeased thei
ring this season
•+trnr are being
Several of our
largely to their
e pant silting, and
evote more eaten]
s to grain, grow
ego ve, and will,
Much moretee
'old system.. o
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Ai4N.UAL EETINO.— The annual meet
ing of the Seaforth M chanics' Institut
was held on Tiesday veiling last. Th
reperts Of the' rious ethcers were read,
and shewed that the affairs of the In-
stitute are in aJ satisf ctory condition.
The menibershtj for t e past- year was
not nearly se la4ge as t should be, - but
e understa, d ti at an effort is to be put
orth during the curre t year to infuse
ew life into th affair, and to induce e
arger -number o our v llegert to interest
hemselves i it beba , 'at least .to the
xtent of be oria ng m
owing gentlem; wer
or the current ear:
dent; Wm. C inpbel
S. 11. Poborne Seer
Ord, Assistant:ret
en, Treasurer; Wm.
xecutive mitte
lect, and M ss s. Joh
till. John uray, A
Yilion, A. rntitage,
mance Oom ittee :
Bill, a d . G.
1, 1
misers. The fol.'
e appointed officers',
A .:• Dewar, eresil
, ,-Vice-presiderit
tary ; Geo. Mill -
y; W. Nt Wat-1
lliott, Librarian.
to -The officert
McIntyre, C. H.
am Gray, D. D.
and. Dr. Celeman'.
amee McTavish
cDougall.;<
LECTURE.
ounced by
ivered oath
the Town
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T4e lect
eV. Mr.
evening
all
re -previously an-
tarr, will be de-
f the 19th instant,
Farmers a
eeding. . I
'FOR MAN
his place int
&River.
hem a fines
re Donald a
RAILWAY
ave eomme
he London,
•etweera this
ppears to
ountry so -f
ABSCONDE
ngaged as h
an Hote4 1
eek, and i
of his depar
of taking Wi
longitig to a
I
PLATING
rnamental I
r,i
und the Ma,
wners gen
.xarhple Om
`nage won]
SELLING 4
sirous of re
1hirsiness, he
ined. to sell
he coming
t.
acrifice. .4
ew and wel
at those 1
argains sho
tock haft ala
his account,
isually comp
Lumnzu
& T. Smith,
hand an unu
and shingle,
sell at prie
times. Part
mite of this,'
call
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inlev ille.
e nearly all through with
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TORA.-- ns persons iron),
tic
.11,start ng this week for
Thy are ' eking along with
mil of hor es. --Their nan.es
d . ohn erguson. . i
Mr. D as 4nd his stat
ced Bury yi ,, the route Of
H ron a d _Bruce Railway
pl ce an Wingham. He
e 1ighiy pleased will the
a 1
,A you r g fellow Who was
• stler at he North .A.meri-
ft for pats unknown past
t e hur y and excitement
ur mad theead mistake
h 1ijrn a zuit of clothes be-
et er per on.
.R.
large number of
met ha.v been planted ar-
ke Squ e. If property
ral y w uld follow the
sej, the appearance of our
e gre ly improved.
As J, Leckie is de
iri1ig fr the mereentile
nnonnce that he is deter -
off his en ire stock during
nhner, n o matter at what
A . Le kte s stock is all
selected, we fully believe
esi oust f obtaining good
Id call -an inspect it. The
4 beel, imported, and ori
will be ound more than
ete and g d.
ND SHIN LES. —Mesktrs. M.
f thip pin e, have now on
ual y large stock of lumber
which they are prepared to
s to cor spcmd with the
es buildie should make a
nd give he Messrs. Smith
NEW STOR
opened a ri
village. M
sessed of goo
•1
lo doubt sue
1 1 ud lucrative
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iranbr ok.
. W. Tuckhas
w getter 1 store in this,
Tuck i a eentlemen pos-
bisnesI abilities, and will
eed in e tabiithing a large;
trade li e.
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Last Words of the Iiiii•On Home
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Journal.
We were not a ' little surprised, last
, Tuesday morning, On opening l the Daily
Home Journal, to find the 'article we
copy below. For -the sake 6 1 those who
- i
risked their all in thitoenterprise, we are
sorry that the result has not been other.
wise. From the first, ,hoviever, we felt
convinced that the nndertaking
was a ' hopeless one. There are
as many papers in the County
now as can be supported, and to firmly
establish another, as expensive and as
, hard to keep up as the one just discon-
tinued, would take more than the com-
bined capital of all the publieheit in the
Countye We regret that the promoters
of what was from the first regarded by
every one as a most hazardous arild even
reckless enterprise, have seen, fit, to
throw the blame of its failureon the firm
of Messrs. I Gwatkin & Son, of 'I'oronto,
from whom they, purchasedtheir ma-
terial. From experience in o rdei ing ma-
-terial from various firms, we do not
hesitate to say that the orders for the ma-
terial of the HOMO! Journal Were as
promptly filled by Messrs. Gwatkin, as
is customary where so large an amount
of material is required. It woulll have
been more graceful I ad the publithers of
the defunct journal laid the onus of their
failure where. it properly belonged, in-
stead of attempting to lay it on the
ehoulders of a firm so favorablY known
and popular -among the printers, of On-
tario as Messrs. Gwatkin & , Soh. The
following is the article, and (with the ex-
ception of the allusion to the TorOnto
firm which we have rnentioued) we do
not believe a more touching o more
happily expressed valedictory wis, ever
written :
THE CONCLUSION OF THE MATT R.
" With this number the Home Journal
ceases to exist. No doubt Many of our
friends will be surprised at _such an an-
nouncement, bit we assure them that it,
grieves us deeply that' we are not able to
carry out the high opinion the were
-kind enough to form of us: , A de now
that we have decided uPon this tep, it
is only right to explain, ptibli ly, the
reasons why we are compelled to jdo so.
It it well known that.we purchased the
material of the office earty in January
last, and were to have epened business
in every branch immediately1 Had we
been enabled to do this, all would have
been right, but the,COnduct of Gwatkin
& Co., of Toronto,' from whom we- pur-
chased the material, has oeen; siniply in-
famous. The dilly-dallied i with the
presaes and)Ob type from week t week,
until at la:et wewere utterly eliu out of
all clime& of securing atshar of the
spring'ethusiness. in fact, the last of
the material only came to hand on the
29t1 ult.—weary rnonthe fter the order
wee given. Had ; Gwatkin ' & (to. de-
liberately deterhained to ruin us, they
could not have gono about the work in a
more scientific manner. The!r have suc-
ceeded at last, and we trust tier are en-
tirely satisfied.
We have labored bard—e en to the
wearing out of body and soul—Ito turn
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out a paper such as we believed teoder-
ich capable of sustainingt ani We have
the satisfaction of knowing t at jour ef-
forts are appreciated, if they wire not
backed up as thoroughly as, w think
they deserved. And now that we have
spent our "bottom,dollar "in the enter-
prise, without being able te Succeed, we ,
can but throw ourselves upon the gener-
osity of the public, confidently hoping
that we will be remembered with those
feelings of charity which inva.riebly ex-
ist in the warm depths of Iranian sym-
pathy. 1
We are well aware of the fact that sue-
:
cess is the touch -stone in all such cases,
but having failed we now own up to it,
but we are firmly resolved that no man
who has trusted, us in the County of
Huron shall lose a single cent through
our coming to Goderich.
In bidding adieu to journalism in this
noble County. we do so sincerely lrusting
that the town of Goderich will go on and
prosper, although'we shall hare ;0 share
in that prosperity, and, if it is ot in-
- pertinent to say sot we would fty that
it would not Buffet if a certain! element of
-j
fossilisin were extinct. 171The hee we are
right or wrong in the stateme t, We leave
the reader to judge for himself. '
Under these, circumstances we have
felt it our duty to offer to the proprietors
-Of the Huron- Siena/ either to buy out
, their good will or sell ours to theta. The
latter has been deeided upon, . an4 in ac-
cordance with our agreement, we sus-
pend in favor of that journal. Those who
have paid us in advance for the Journal
will receive the weekly Signal for a suf-
ficient length of time to refund them.
. This is all we feel like saying. If -we
could meet with a Mark Tapley, under
similar circumstances, we would shake
halide with him with the remark, 'What
a jolly thing is this conclusion of the
matter V"
—With regard to Mr. Luxton, w would
here desire to say, we sincerel trust
that wherever his future lot in life may
be cast, he will meet with that success
to which his indonaitable energy and
enterprise se justly entitle him.
Wroxeter.
FiRE:—Iteland's shingle factory, had a
very narrow escape from fire on Wednes-
day last, the 3rd inst. A spark from
the furnace alighted on some shingles
and sairdust, and had net immed ate ex -
eaten been made, the building Iiir uld not
hatte escaped. Little damage ve s done.
DEBATE. --The debate betwe n the
Clifford Literary Society and the Wroxe
eta- Literary Association'came Off at
IvleDonald'e Hall, Clifford, on T ursday
etening, 4th inst. Though the afternoon
and evening were dull and rainy, and
the roads very muddy, there "vasa large
crowd present, the hall being pre ty well
1
tilled. After a long, careful debate—both
sides of .the question being exceedingly
well debated—the chairman. Mr. Morri-
son, of Clifford, decided that the Wrox-
eter speakers had succeeded in Proving
Rome to be greater than Greece. The
Wroxeter debaters speak very highly of
the manner in which they were treated
by the Clifford Society, the ine bers of
which acted in the moat courteous and
gentlemanly manner toward thein
ROBBERY.--JameS Hamel, 'wh]b stop-
ping at McLaughlin's Hotel, had his
trunk opened and his purse contaihing
$300 in gold and bills abstracted, some
thee during Sunday night lat. : An old
plasterer named Freyn was siispected,
but when accused of the theft, denied it
in toto. 1 But as the evidende against him
was pretty conclesive, he was at last
(frightened into telling where he had put
the purse. but when found, the money
was wanting. It was subsequently found
near atpile of lumberadjoining McLaugh-
stables. After the money was
found the thief was allowed to escape.
Mr. Hamel had made arrangements to
start for Manitoba on Monday morning,
When the robbery detained him, so being
in a hurry to get off, he did not take any
steps towards prosecuting the offender.
QUEEN'S BIRTTIDAV.—As the boys say,
"there ain't vgoing to be any Queen's
Birthday in Wroxeter this year.'' We
suppose the 'day Will come around in
Wroxeter as in other pieces, but judg-
ing frot# present appearances, Iler
Majestl loving subjects in and around
Wroxete , do not intend to honor her
natal dry, as .has been their wont on
former occasions of the kind, We hope
this neglect to celebrate the 24th is not
attiibutlble to any diminution of loyalty
on the p rt of the people of Wroxeter.
The thing has been put Off ;from day to
day, and -from week to week; and the
conseque ce is, that while other yilleges
have out their bills, detailing program-
mes of s orts, pic-nics, fire ;works, &e.,
Wroxete has not a bill printed, or a
cent colt cted. It is really too bad, but
apparent y there is no help for it now.
A great many- of our Villagers intend
going to a distance to spend the day.
Some talk of ping to Teeswater, Where a
"big time is expected, ()them to Blue -
vale, but as far as I can learn, the great-
est part pf our sight -seen* population
purpose speeding the day in the classic
precints lof Jamestown, It is expected
that the leadini. hotels in that consequen-
tial little town will be crowded, as a very
large influx of visitors is expected So
mote a be.
, BlVt11.
LITER WY.—A meeting washeld in the
Orange Hall, on Tuesday evening last, for
the purp 8e of organizing a LiteraryInsti-
tute. • A great number of the mot inffu-
eutial vil agers were present, manifesting
that they fully appreciated the benefits
that would in all probability follow such
a society. As nothing of this sort has
ever bef re been instituted in this village
es,e hope 't may prove successful, there
being's() many young people here who
have hu few amusements which are
profitablg to occupy their leisure
hours.
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RAILk
NN A.Y. —A deputation consisting of
Messrs. rummond, • Sloan and Kelly, of
Blyth, accompanied by delegates from
Wingharp, Belgrave, Londesborough and
Clinton left for London on ..fuesday the
9th insta t, to confer with the Directors
of the I1onclon, Huron and Bruce Rail-
way, apd to offer inducements and show
the adva tages of running the line by
'Clinton, IBIyth, Wingliam, etc.
Witte .—P, Kelly of the steam saw-
mill sustained quite a loss a few clays
since by the breaking of ' one of his cir-
cular saws which cost about $140 to re-.
place it—Mr. Frairie has just returned
from a i)ecruiting (!) tour in good spirits,
quite hale and hearty, and to the great
joy of the choristers is able to resume his
office as leader of the choir of the Blyth
;Presbyterian Church.
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i .• Grey.
PRES4TATION.—On the evening of
Friday, the 5th inst, a 'Amber of the
friends and neighbors of Mrs. Hector
McKay, waited on that lady and gave
her a surprise by the presentation of an
easy chair and a beautiful warm' cloak,
as a token of their sincere sympathy for
her long and severe affliction. After tea,
for which the party went prepared, an
appropri!ate presentation address was
read, and was responded to in behalf of
Mrs. MiKay and her family, in suitable
-terms. "The Beautiful River" was
thensung by nearly all present, a por-
tion of Scripture read, and a, short time
spent in prayer, when the party broke-
up, all h ghly pleased and profited.
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AMID
in some
Shingle
squeezed
Mr. Hu
man the
tight on
TOWN
faction i
which t
this yea
will be a
large m
enough
roll to
Reeve.
Howiek.
NT.—Mr. Hughes got caught
f the machinery of his new
actory, and his -shoulders were
into a apace of ten inches. As
es is a very broad -shouldered
squeeze must have been a very
HIP MATTERS. Great dissatis-
expressed, by the manner in
e township has been assessed
and this Court of Revision
busy one,. as there are to be a
mber of appeals. There are
oters on the present assessment
Iva Ilowick a seeond Deputy
Lakelet.
Bpsin ss in this fleurishing Village
is getting quite brisk.—Mr. Halliday
has opened a new store, he is the right
stamp of a man, and will be a great ac-
quisition to the place. Success to him.
USborne.
AMPHIBIOUS MONSTER. --John W.
Mowbray, of Usborne, shot a very large
Tortoise on the 1st ult. It is said to be
of a different species from any formerly
known to exist In this section of the
country, having but little shell under-
neath its body, and a number of horns
or nobs upon the tail. The dimensions
are as follows : Length, 39 inches, in-
cluding head and tail; width across the
back, 15 inches. The feet were also very
large, measuring 5 inches from the two
most distant claws of the foot. The
animal Aoubtless was of an enormous
age, being naossed like a atone that had
Lil underneath water for years.
—The trials of contested elections
promises to be very tedioue and expen-
sive. In the North Yotk case, it is said,
there will be 400 witnesses, of whom Mr.
Boultbee will call over 300. Equally
large numbers are likely to come before
theJudges in other cases.
—At the meeting of the Presbytery in
Woodstock, a few days ago, a communi-
cation was read by the Moderator from
the Rev.D.McDermid, confessing himself
guilty of la violation of the seventh com-
mandment, and asking the Presbytery to
deal with him af they saw fit. A com-
mittee was then appointed to wait upon
Mr. MeDermil, and having returned
and made their report, he was formally
deposed from the Ministry, and removed
from the membership.
Eby Harris, a farmer in Dere-
ham. ethibited in the ton of Ingersoll,
a few days ago an animal which puzzles
those who have seen it to make out what
it is. The mother of it is a cow. The
head and shape of the animal is like that
of a calf, andits legs and hoofs like that
of a sheep. Its hide is part wool, of a
jet black colour, and part hair. It is 3
weeks old and. apparently as healthy as
any other calf or lamb. The owner was
offered, by an enteeprising speculator
$150 for the beast; bit no less a surn
than $1,000 will buy it. Mr. Barnum Will
likely become the fortunate possessor -of
this curiosity.
SPECIA.L NOTICES.'
No organ of thought or aation can be
employed without the assistance of the
blood, and no organ can be employed
"safely or with impunity without a sup-
ply of healthy._ bloixl. With healthy
blood theexereised organs become -well
developed, whether they be muscular" or
intellectual. By the .fise of Fellows'
Comnound Syrup of Hypopbosphites the
blood is speedily vitalized and purified,
and so made capable of producing a sound
mind and sound body.
The efficiency of Bryan's Puhnonic
Wafers in curing Coughs, Colds, and' all
Bronchial affections, and cheering' the
afflicted, has passed into a proverb. In
the United States, where these marvel-
lous Wafers are known, they bear down
all opposition and eclipse 'all rivalry ; the
demand for them has steadily increased
for the last twenty years, until now the
sales average over one hundred thousand
boxes a year. Eminent members of the
medical profession Without inurnber ad-
mit that they know` of no 'preparation
producing such beneficial results as these
-wafers. When taken in season they ef•
feet a permanent cure. Sold by all
druggists and country dealers at 25 cents
per box.
AN EMINENT DIVINE says, "1 have
been using the Peruvian Syrup. It ,7,ives
me new vigor, buoyancy of spirits,
elasticity of masele." J. P. Dinsmore,
36 Dey Street, New Yolk, will send,
free, a pamphlet of 32 pages, containing
a full account of this remarkable medi-
cine, to any one sending him. their ad-
dress.
RAILWAY TIME TABLE.
Trains leave the Seaforth station as
follows :—
GOING EAST.
8.05ae. M.
10.50 " "
1.35 P. M.
- GOING- WEST.
2.25.p. M.
135"
Divisions
.Ainleyville,
Seaforth,
Exeter, ...
Dungannon, ...
Bayfield,
Clinton,
Goderich,
Oourte--1871.
'Lay23
May 25
May 27
May 29
..• • May3O
June • 5
June 12
Arrived to -day !
500
NEW SPRING
DRESSES,
—AT TIIE—
S GI- 1\T 0
777.
A. G. MoDOUGALL.
LOOK HERE !
SUTHERLAND BROS.
Are now prepared to supply
GENTS' CLOTHING,
Cheap and Good.
Parties are requested to call,
compar prices and judge for them-
selves.
Those bringing theie OWN CLOTII,
will have every attention paid to them
as formerly.
We Warrant all our Work,
And are bound not to be beat, either
for PRICE,. FIT, or FINISH,
• Men's awl Boys'
Cut with care and economy.
SUTHERLAND BROS.,
27141 Opposite Carmiehaers Hotel -
FARM FOR SALE.
17011 SALE on reasoitable terms, Lot
No. 3. 8th Concession, Tuckersmith,
containing 100 acres, of which 75 are
cleared and ina good state of cultivation.
There are on the premises a good log
house, barn and stable, alsp a good bear-
ing orchard, and a never failing well of
water convenient to the house. It is
situated within six miles and a bah of
the flourishing village of Seaforth, and
only one mile and a. half from a good
gravel road. For further particulars
apply to the proprietor, on the premises,
or if by ietter (post-paid) to .
JOHN McKAY,
174-tf Egmond-ville P. 0.
MAY 12 1
871.
FOR SALE.
TOT 16, in 16th Concessibn, Grey.
JConsiderable clearing and a good
house, - -with some very valuable pure,
Apply to McCAUGHEY & HOLMES-
TED, Seaforth, or to Mr. Peter Sinclair,
lot 15, 14th Concession, Grey. 167-tf
NOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
TBE subscriber offers for sale a large
frame cottage, 30x40, new, laid a cor-
ner Village Lot; opposite the Baptist
Church, Seaforth. Farm property
would be taken in exchange. 1Apply ou
the premise.'
172-12tt ALEX. McARplUR.
_
NOTICE TO DEBTORS.
NOTICE -is hereby given that ill pale
ties indebted to Dr. COLEMAN,
either by note or book, are requested to
call at his office, at the Salt 111, orks,_ and
settle the same immediaaely,lotheraviie
they will be sued without further notice.
Seaforth, April 11,1871. ; 175-tf
LIME.
THE Subscriber is prepared ito furnish
part* building with a lir0-c1ass ar-
ticle of.tone Lime, at 20 centsiper bibl-
e] at th ; 'Ir.iln, McKillop, nenr Thom -
son's save -MA or 22 cents- per bushel
delivered in Seaforth. I
Ordei s left with Mr. BUDL,
street, Seaforth, Seaforth, will meet with prompt
attention. JAMES DODDS,
174-tf M .Killop.
. MARE STRAYED.
STRAYED from the premisies of the
ettbsc;iber, Lot 35, First Cdneession,
MeKillop, on Sunday, April 23, a small
bay mare, with white star on forehead.
The finder will be s,uitably rewarded on
returning her to GEORGE GAGEN, 1st
Concession, McKillop. 377-tf
COW ESTRAY.
STRAYED into the premiss of the
subscriber, lot No. 2, 2d ttoncession
Stephen Township, about the 1st of
April, a BROWN COW, with a white
stripe along the back andwhitefaee ; she
has just ealved. The owner IS request-
ed to prove property, pay charges and
take her away. 1 JOHN FORD.
Exeter, April 24-, 1871. 1774t
TORONTO MILLINERY
MISS EKVVIN
Has opened out a large stock lof Spring
Goods, comprising all the
Lateit Styles in Mi
Dress and Mantle Mak'
Promptly attended to.
Stamping done on the shortest notice.
Straw and Hair Work of every kinl
executed in7 the neatest maimer and
latest styles.
172-tf Reynolds' Block, Seaforth.
1
MORTGAGE SALE.
- 1
UNDER Power of Sale contained in a
dated 28th 86adleb737, AdVefula.rillthlaeAilvlaien-g-'
ateclhlelel
been made, the Lands therein Mentioned
being in the village of BrueefieI'd, in then.
County of Huron, containing t ee-fifths
of an acre, being composed of part of Lot
31, in the lst Concession of the Town-
ship of Tuekersmith, East of tile London
Road, and more fully described in said.
Mortgage, will be offered far sale by
Public Auction, by Chammon yeo, Aue-
tioneer, at Dixon's Hotel, Brubefield, on
SATUkDAY, the 20th day of MAY, A.
D. 1871, at 12 o'clock, noon. i
There are a good Frame Dwelling -house
and Blacksmith Shop on said Land, aml
situated on the London road, ih said vil-
lage. • •
Terms made known on day of sale, and
in the meantime will be made Iknown to
intending purchasers by applying to
MeCAUGHEY & HOLAOISTED,
e-
176 -4t Solicitors for Mortgagee.
THOROUGH-BRELi
IMPORTED STALILION;
"Sir Arch "
SIR ARCHY, got by Grey Eagle, by
Woodpecker, by Bertrand, .dato Prim-
rose, by Post -boy. G. D. P4yton a by
imp. Glencoe. Giantess by iMp. Levia-
than, Virginia by Sir Arch?, Virginia
by imp. Dare Devil, Bolingbroke by
Pantaloon, Caries by King Herod, Piim-
rese by imp. Dove, Stella by iMp. Othel-
lo, by imp. Sehme,, by Godolphin Ara-
bian.
As will be seen by his petligree, Sir
Arch 18 the best blooded horse that is
co -day in Canada, and. his aneesters are
noted among the great horsestof Amer-
ic,a. For some of the perforrnancee of
this horse. see bills.
Until recently, the thoroughbred
horse was considered only ada,-Oted to the
turf, but the principles of breeding, as
is now well established, assigm him a, far
nobler sphere. It is now agreed that to
attain success in tearing any bi the do-
mestic animals, the male must be thor-
ough -bred.
1
To produce the racer, the trotting
horse, the .; enduring horse -df -all -work
and the spirited roadster and carriage
horse, the stallion must be thorough-
bred. With this cross, the heavy farm
mare will produee the uoble cOaelt horse,
the thorough -bred mare the tracer, and
the trotting or pacing mare twill yield
the trotter. Under this theory, I take
pride in offering "Sir' .Arch y ' to the
breeders of horses in this section of the
country. As a stock getter be is un-
rivalled; his stock is noted for sound
constitution, for great strength, docility
of disposition and speed. " Sir Archy'
is seven years old, stands Mt hands
high, a beautiful rich bay, with black
legs, mane and tail, broad heavy quar-
ters, and powerfully muscled, combining
ia an eminent degree the noble and per-
fect horse. Pa,rties having Inares, and
who incend breeding, will do Well to see
"Sir Archy."
(5j Archy" will 8tand for mares.
this season, 1871, at his own etable, Eg-
mondville, through the entire fifteen.
Zeingle leap, $8, to be paid at the time of
service; the season, $12, payable at flee
last of the season; to insure, $15, pay-
able Jan. 1, 1872. Parties bringing
mares from a distance may rely on lint -l-
ine the horse at home through.the -entire
season.
This horse was imported , from the
State of Kentucky last fall, ;by W. 3,
Bailey from the stud of Messrs. Wells'
8ros. W. J., *AILEY,
kgnireet!Sille,
176-2ra Proprietes.
1
ALLEAN BR Ti
VOL.
IA R. W. M T1
geon, tc . ooi0:
Pobertson's Resijvl
Korth.
Seaforth, Dee. 14. 3
lAe, of McGill r
Physician, .
dezircae.riZezistel!,,)tee74i.h,
T AME -i. STEW.
Graduate! to
Alontreal, Physician,
und residenee--Brueei
Brneetie Jan.- 13.;
_T L. VEItt•Olt,
S.sairgeonaae
-sidence, eorner of
8treet, immediately
Store.
Seaforth, Feb, 4th.
TAB. CANIPBEI,L
Connty. 0 eft
'orby's, corner store,
-forth. °like day, Sara
LEG1
ICA l74* I EY
iVJ Barrister; At
ititors in Chancery a
taxies Public and Cone
tors for the-R.C. Bank,
for the Canada Life .Aa
N. .13.—:$30,000 to le
.Farms„ Hones and Lo
Seaforth, Dee. 14th,'
ENSON &
jJ Attorneyat Lae
eery and Insolveirty,
aries Publie, etc. tefl%
Wroxeter. Agents fo
Loan Co, of Upper On!
onial 'Securities Co. 41
Money at S.per cent
Larged.
LAS. II.
Seaforth, Dee. 10th I
_HOT)
7 X'S HOTEL
N. The undersigned
public for the liberal pi
to him in times past in
and also to inform them
reinireed business in
where he aaill be happ
from old friends, and ni
; TIP
Seaforth, May 5,-187
TISH EX:CHAN
ieh, ONT. 1 Cal
Z.TOR ;3. S. -WILLIAM
,can Hotel, *Warsaw,
This hotel has recently!
nished„ and refitted th
nowone of the niost cone
=odious in she Provinei
Rooms for Commereial
Terms liberal.
Goderich, April 14, t.
MISCELLA
& W IcPJflL1!
„ Land Surveyors,
etc. All manner of CO:
with neatness and &spa
iipii, Commissioner in
Next door south. -of Sha
forth.
Seaforth., Dee. 14, 1
P11,./IL SHARP'S LIN
I , Stables. f)ffice--A
lieaforth. ,Good Horse
Conveyances, always or
Q HARP'S LIVERY f.
8T„ SEAFoRTXL
and Carriages a.lwa.ys on
leiale terms.
R. L.Salier
,Seaforth, May 5th,
tam EXTRACTED V
C A RT W R IG I IT,
„Dentist, extracts ta.
by the use of the Niti
Ofice—Over the Belle
ford. Attendance in Se
Hotel, the first TuesdaS
AA each month; in Chill
mercial Hotel, on the
days and Fridayz,
Parties requinng
-quested to eall, if at
ion, on the first day
Over 54,000 patients
extracted by the nee of
Colton's offices, New Yi
O. H
Ai; ENT Et.
jr, 0 0/0/1.4..rS' .8E117 ...1;
'Alegre/9a and Expre
-CANADA LIFE A8
Issuer of Marriaei:.
American - Mon b
articular attention pai
JOB PRINT
°Fro-a—Elliott & Ax
*tore„ Sca.forth
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