The Huron Expositor, 1871-06-09, Page 8•e•
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DIS TR
ICT MATTERS.
SALE OF G000s.-Messrs. Smith &
jacksoa have botieht the stock in trade
of Mr. Griffith Davies, and announce in
our adt ertising columns their intention
of sellieg, it on', within the next two
weeks, at very low prices. .
ao()D TEmrLARS' CdevENTION.--,4
Convention, composed of representatives
of the various Good Templars' Lodges ia
this Centety, connected with the Indu-
lt...Ink:eat Order; will be held here we
Thursdey, 15th inst.
S.ae- t: .)J fAc1I1N ES. --Mr. Peter
(lone -ie. is general agent in the Counter of
I Citron foe fiardocr'S Sewing Machine.
iiie Gardner is a gooti mechme'and Mr.
raosie driving a thriving trade in the :
e
eenfilig enseldne 11110..
'esoreeetaisi.:ns.-We are irequested to
state that the volunteer 3 of the Seaforth
Gotopeny will parade at the Drill Shed
oe Friday ilext, at howl, preparatory to
',races -ding- to Goderich to perform annual
.1611, where every man must be at his
poet.
Rttret- Sreaw E4, were
ehown by.Mr. Thomas Downey, of fine
village,. Some von fine'large, ripe straw -
berme, winch he had picked from a
patch ia his geaden. - These are the first
ripestrawberties.we have heard of this .
Season, arid were cereainly an 'excellent
specimen.
AtInT(...r."[..TURAL
annin remind the Directors of the South'
11111-o:I A orie.0 tur al Society and the beak-
ersue zit Branch AgriculturalSoeiety of the
union meeting of Directors 0 be held at
.Tceippen on Wednesday, for the purpose of
makine arrangement's for the Fall show
at Settiorth.
„.„
TAvw )1C:4 CUED fr.t.TCH 1•ROUPE.-7-Gur
readers UMbe glad: to learn that Mr.
Taylor and hinetalented troupe intend
givinean. enteetannent in the Town. Hall,
ele0oreh, on the evening of Friday, June
I Gth Wo might mention that Mr. Geo.
Cline will favor the audience with some
of his beet .songs,Ttis _alone will be
sullicitot 0 draw a Crowded house.
V.cry.T: [4RIMO EON. --Mr.
Churchill, OTaduate ' of the Ontario
Vetmiuery College, has commenced the
practice of bis profession in Seaforth..
Mr. Chu reh ill comes well recommended,
ahdt as he is to take up the practice at
Mr. Cermiehael, will undoubtedly do
V. 'direct attention to his card.
which appears elsewhere.
FZ, A N.D CONCERT. -The pupils of Miss
McDonald., assisted by several distil:1'e
guielted amateurs, intend giving that lady
e benefit Concert in the Town Hall, Sea -
forth, Oa the eeening of Monday, 2(ith_
instant. Our readers may rest aesured
that a rare musical treat is in store for
them. and we may safely predict that
the tahnted performers will be greeted
by an unusually- large audience.
.
resent BALL. The "Stars" go to
Mitoi,_eil to -day, (Friday,) to play the
Mitehells" of that place. The fol-
lowing are the names and positions of
the Seaforth nine :-J. W. Maloney,
; McMurray, catcher ; J.
MeAltin‘a,Y, first base ; J. D. Sills;
second base; H. W. 0. Meyer, third
levee ; J. Lamle short stop; J. Clutter. -
hant, right, field ; W. Erwin left field;
II. A. Cameron, centre flad.
learn that crops do not leole6opromisin
Until 1 ast Tuesday the e,bas been littl
or no raiii since early in the spring, an I
as a c< nsequehe the si ring Tope are e
ceedinelYback 'ord. Hay, especially, s
likely to be a ) ght crop. ' 11e rain o
Tuesdey, howes, ea con idera ly inipreve 1
,the appearance of eve thing and wh, t
before looked- I unit i nd. pa ehed, 'no r
wears e greenl{ d hea tIty al 1-raf
. ance.
.
TE, OffEnS' I fEETIN t.. --A: i meting
teaela rs- was told in elin o 4 Celan
Schee Heuse„ on 8, turd a lait.;11N1
Turn all, of th Grammar 8 1 eel, 14 ti e
chair. The raliditY of et ti fleet s
. . .
granti d by t le - noe e 1 t °entity
(xt 1
i
Boar( s formed the su tject !the for -
noon' discus§ on. Ti e coftciuioq a •-
rivedl1 t was, t at the are valid intil
they t x)ire, en ,ording to thc tciins •up te
wind they we e gran ed, if i t re -call ad
by Ue uncil of I ablic i!liStitIct.L0ii, Toro{ -
to, b t this, t ough not; likely to eta e
place ery soor , Might take plaoo at at y
time. The old Other busine s done Ay- s
to re rganize t le Huron Te. ch r's A s -
socia ion. Mr Millen of t eoderioh
Cent al School evlas appoint cl President.,
and s r. ream soli, Secretar
3 Set: raTfeeos'r Rentearteerroh:-. - The
following is a correct statement of the
several amounts of extra; remuneration
peid to the sereral Division Registrars
of the County of Huron, fel" services by
them in 18',-0, under the aet for the reg-.
i. -ration et births, deaths efral mar-
riages : .Ashaelsts $3 Colborne, $10-;
Clint:oil, none ; Goderich, $13 10 '; God-
eriett Township, 86 ; Grey, $15 : Hey,
; Hallett, - $20; Howick, Sig 1:0;
Morrie, $13 ; McKillop, $4; Stenley,
none ; S tephen. $11 73; Seaford), $9 40 ;
'1 'Itekerem i , $3 ; Turnberry, $5,1 10 ;
1 'el'orne, $10 s East Wawanosh. $7 50;
West Wawanosh, none ; total, $156 93.
•
Seeer.---AVe are glad to learn thet the
et-Liz:latent...tee is beginning to brighten up.
meiderebly. The deman&1 is now great -
e: -lima it has been for some time,
eitliosig'i prices are yet lows We are
aeon 1. that Messrs. (Nernst' & Go teal -
leek h eve recently shipivtl a very forge
to. hetet to Montreal, where. owing to its
and the high etandirg
n. has attained in the market, it meets
-Se; th ready sale. The -..\.lerchants' Com-
p my have now their works i full
eTeentieri, bat we Ileac notheard whether
or not they have mede any Shipments.
'Arm.t.TIT ScHo(H. CoNvENTions-The
e Ad meeting of the London th
• tSol Convention will be held in t
ethoiliet Episcopal Church of this Ail -
on 'Wednesday next, commencing -ht
t tee o'clock, P. An interesting dis-
t-La-stet on subjects connected with. Sob-
) Sehools will take place, in which
et v. rat cl'ereymen and others will take
p tet,J 11 slit: evening a public, meeting
Ned'. be held in. the interest of Sabbath
efeleole, and will- he addressed bekj.
Reynolds: and J. N. Elliott.
1
Tit . POTATO
learn that this pest h,
once n large autuber
gard n and --pi tato ft
It is tet neces ary for
print on of destru
WC d ulet not t
come too famil
deser ption.
Mac damage
but etely pet
vatic d to be ei
ers k ep a wat
and
mak
may
&eau
prob
seaso
to be
and
prept
tiue
the
Wo sorry o
s mad 1iit appe, r -
in ,1 deb eve
k. in t1c count .
us to 7. ‘16 a
five i new, s
iat aTI utere ted ha,Se e-
ar with it to require any
Ve have no hear& th t
las yet bona one, a,s no le
toes are sa fidieutit a 1-
dangered. If otato ord v-
htul eye upo their Imo p,
ets ts sooithay
lila -re
y e
To
ne -t
us `1,9
e,
Mti ti.0
CI 1 -
or
7
estroy tii: se ins
their &Mara
'
e prevented, aul b1ie
to a great extent his,
biiity is, bowe rer,
e they Will becoeoe. so
very troablesome and
would be.well for fa
etetions fcr the ran e
f beans ,or some other
sefu1 potato.
d,
rca ni
se on.
esbrNo
1.yt:
i. er0
t
Stitutc
:W ME KILLET . --On iinlay dterno i
last; as a Mr. "G ,eem, Of the !township
iof
i1.-
Usbrne, was e "gaged in. i noadmg a
i.
Ton' tity'of 'grad i - at 'Mee (1' f tete ito e-
leoue s near 1. e railwaystation,-- s
hors. s becam. • frightened t{ a . tr he
labic t. 'was e t rine{ . th.e sla,ion, „a id
backed - over{ h • pratform; JILpOIl whi h
they were ste d ng. kesccnt t e
fore - art,pf the veva bee I detach - d
frone the roan e, id the hot,becomi te
eunmenegee,be e .d getting
'afere.°1sul• t e
drivers -ran olo the . read.
mon lyilla unt 1 they get a • tdista ce
abos e-'' 111eBr'd ,'e ,' lio•tel, v en th
ere tled into' h ' ditch .:at li ide of t.
low , one of t horses:: fa into the
i the top
wet r, and .th ther Nib
of • rim. - Wh 1 relief -a 1 it Was
feu- , d that the 'medof th
ver hose
was under the voter .se0 4)1 f ur
ci
in 1.
1.11-O BS, and fnpi 1 theposi in Which
he as lying 1e 'could eiot ¥ 1 icate hipi
self' even wlieh the other io 'eWas • e-.
in o • ed from ov e • him. A a as. Os-
sibi- his head as raised, ncl he was
lee
got out of the e 'tch, but
{ i fit e to
sav his life, , ifroni the' unes
cei ed he (lied le short, .ti , ftere ar s.
Th, animal evi a Very ,ea 1 ble 0110, thid
his' death will e. e heavi des, to -.1N r.
GI ' rm.-{
' .
-
..A Gernee Mat:ear-en --We feeve re-
:ved in en the publishers, Nicholson &
se, of Tm-onto, the first number of An
Late !h('el, t The Gee].) a handsome and
teettly prieted magazine, iii the Gaelic
_ngttage, devoted, as the prospectus
en's, to raiseellaneous Cache literature,
'told to she interests of "Sliochrl )ant
praril generally. There is a large
speaking population in the Domin-
i . , 'toe] a]thc,uhthe la tigu age is failing
with the risme generation,
en- 1ton e there le patriotism enough
au ong them to susteen the new ma-
,ziee. It is issued. monthly at $1. a
t ‘!,,oree -The neops generally, through-
Ol• the Sou th ernipart of the County of
lieron look most maguificent. The fall
wheat still contiones to look as promising
ee it did early in the spring, and spring
pante of every kind have now got such a
seert that there is little danger but an
a feted:Int crop will he reaped. The hay
whieh at oae time looked any -tieing
premisina. 15 HOW, owiug t.3 the- ire-
' ou -.let and. refreslaiher showers with which
WL have ream* been favored, picking
up wonderfully, aod the prospects are
that there will yet be a good erop.in
=Neal Hurorie howevcr) we are sorry to
e'
foe
6t1
ye
ne
foe
TRANCE
ted that
Coneessi
e. old heife
er had. a
about a
spi ing. Du
mi ked- twice
•of 1 Ir. Youn
as Itch milk
steeply comm
up milking h
.er to give
ABBATU S
'of he Unioii'.
in. end holdin
Nt w • Conn•ec
th• 20thihst.
th Purpose'o
ibrary an
So ,crel able
clr ss. the co
813 ejeets. • T.
pe -ted tohe
111 tsie. Atin
in der ten fye
ob 'oat is a la•
fit ble and in
Ileinnink
Nomeesio_
r. -.Miles
of How
, which,- al
lf;1 gave
nth duri
ng ithat
'day the s
s eews, a
s any of t
eed to d
i except
er relief.
ooe.Soer.
abbath Sc
a social il
son Chare
at 5 -o'cl
{ • ,
raising m
1 appropr
akers ar
regation
choir fro
esent, to
sten 1 5
s.ladmitt
leble one
. .
(resting.:ti
L.
'moot, P1
sc ool No. 2,
pi •-nic, mid
Gauntly, the
te dice, who
the school fot
ai (1: who is f
tools be
•inging and
useinlent tc
ed Milo evi
1..
eroqu ft ie
No. 2 am
v( Ty healthf
for both se
la lies engdg
T -tete were -
present. •
Blad.urp
Nice -CO
iddulph,
the lei
very abl
las had tit
the past
•t nia,king i
•i.6 • town
eensic, 0.1
Ohl -and e
h C11tI1U5L
'cry/ popul
rightly so,
I and 1 ple
es se, Some
in it wit
rem: four
e are
ung, of
has a two
stole she has
Ik regularly
he present
el, She was
eias the rest
gene nearly
1, but as the
ase, he gave
in
, The friends
1,1 Orangebill,
ce, Methodist
011. Taesda,y,
, IP. M., for
y{ to procure
• periodieals.
pected to ad -
I appropriate
Ltskelet is ex -
cOurse sweet
ts, children
feee. As the
expeet a pro -
±Com,
flf
he
THE HURON [EXPOSITOR.
*ram
L
ing of a old -vett, on the sideline beitweep.
lcts 25 and 26, 2nd'Concession, L. R. S.
erried.-- Moved by Mr. Dells
onasec,
al by Mr. Sproat, that 25 role be
't ri piked. between lots Le, and 1 , 3rd
Concession, L. R. S. -Carried. • loved
'tbierIr. Dallas, seconded by Mr. Cousins
at ,
David Sproat be directed to let the
fouo
wing jobs, viz :-Turnpiking- im the
s"de lino near • Elden Bridge, le2th Cot -
c ss
ion, not to exceed $8 ; turnpikiag on
,
t o I2th Concession{ Line, ocar
id,r's not to exceed. I0;$and a ditch
a °lipid° lot 10, 4th Concession, net to
eieeced $3. -berried. Moved by Me.
alias eceoncled by Ali-. Sproat, that the
s (4810 be granted to Daniel Clark,
f r litching, on the 'side line between
1 ts 10 and 11, 10th Concession. -Car-
r ed. Moved. by, Mr. Sproat, seeennled
y Mr.- Walker, that this Council -do
ow adjourn, to meet again when notifi-:
el by theRceve.-Carried.
Mune, C erk.
10 2nd inst.,
1113.4 its annual
sp eies of Mise
nd energetic.
anagement of
a' -and a Waif,
of the first
Croqi-tet,
eg agreeablc
g, were en-
s . , The- gime
4 re the vicinity
r it furaishes
ii n!b recreation
the young
OCfl relish.
hundres1
• "he ColoradneBug has Made ts
ap-
po ranee On thei.potittoes in• this NriCillity.
u-sIXEss is rather good, having un -
pr red s'nee fermateeot through . with
• e
tie • ir SCC ing, and since the wool mason
tennenced. There is a large =omit of
oil in t ie country this Meson, aud the
qu, lity o the crop is much . superior to
th, t of f rmer year. • This is doubtless
ow ng to the fact that the sheep are bet-
ter cared for, as well as, to theinttodut-
fie of i iproved-breeds. As high, as 31
ee ts pelf pound. has been paid; -
:
un
Seinnyaries are still in a bla, con -
l
51 on. The other eveniag a mMber of
ee( ies were pi-omen'adiag, and. in order to
go over a bad place; -were obliged to get
Sol c b ards and i repair the breaeli,
lor
en la lies have to do road Work I'
th'nk it , s about time something ehould
be done bout it.
TEAPJ + J' -E.43]1 Friday fast, a
pa t of he Shelving in Mr. N. Livs
m stone s rtore, with its: load of tobac
' .
m and natchee, fell to the floor -With a -
. Ort sh, e an earthquake or an exPlo-.
Sian. The Matches en striking the floOnf
ii st, and. went on fire, but they. were
n ext nguished. Had this happened
m the night-time, there would have been
J1, 1 ad fie but as it was there was little
d, nage lone.
Lena actE oN SHORT NOTICE. -,---This
to k pla e last Week, at the "Gretna
-0 0011 Htc1," (better known as Delson's
• kery.) The circumstances of the ease
ar as follows: An old man, whose hair
)1T-' silvered with the suns of nearly{ 80
au mere, mel .at the above • place a
uncing widow -f` fair, fat and forty."
A ter participating in a few drops{ of
P Isou's Dew, they began looking and
0 tiling at each ot1ier. The hostn of the
'retie Green" n ticine this, a
So d of a joke, surrgested matrinionef to
•t1 e loving couple' which': they at once
agreed to. A parson was sent for, the
cessary docunieuts procured, and the
t die went home man and wife. .
BASE Bant..-eThe " Shoo Flies 'I of
roxeter, and the " Maitlands," of 4in-
1 yville; are to play a, match hero' onathe
lit of July.
1 THE PLACE to bay Dye Stuffs; best ,and
cheapest, is.at J. R. Grant's, Post Office.
Drug Store, Ainl yyille. A freeli supply
of Madder, OochiieaI, Fustin Logweode
ete., just receive( , quality guaeanteed.
Dyo Recipe gratis.
ST -41' WV'S
Friday,
estie, son
illop, was
6 glanced
ot, inakiag
length, 'au
lerable, 111
ood jetted
nsiderably
M.eKill
vIDENT.-
le morning:
10 ‘211.1 Met: slate John
Mr. Jarhe 1 astie, Mc -
to aired in felli a tree, his
nd stru, k ti - top of his
ni incision of about 4 inches
bsevering an artry of con-
gnitude from which. the
freely; and alanned• him
-
Coiencae,
o ithe 25th e
o Egmondvi
e put -
el 9, member
1st meetin
T riders wer
j bs Of road
t roughout
li ring exam
weee aceepte
g ring bonds
ti e work, ac
ti 11S, were
s verel jobs
I alias, seem
eLeen Bro,
paid, am(
loved by 11
Walker, the
to let by ten
uckersrciith.
r I ,s: 1liI
EETTGN.- Tile L
le tIttnel met
May, 18711 in the village
e, at the hour of 10 o'clock
taut to adjournment ; all
preseut. The minutes . of
were read and appro 'ed.
received for the _ses eral
-orks, atIvertlised to be let
ie Township., The C91 ilCil
nod the spite, the lo -est
, and the outractors f ter
for the du Iperforniam e of
ording to time and. speei ca -
lowed to 140ceed with uheir
orthwith. -41doved ley Mr.
led by. M. Cdusine, hat
hers' accetant for pri ting
lilting to $30 30. -Ca ied.
. Sproat; seconded by Mr.
James Dates be authorized
der or otheaVrese, the build-
.
A SpEcrAL M
Council was hel
,the purpose of drafting a By-law to
grant a bonb to the London,
Huron and Br ce Railway Company.
After considera le discussion, the fol-
lowing resolutio was carried. on a divi-
sion- Moved by P. Kelly, second.ed by
W. J. Johnston, that the following let-
ter be. sent by th Clerk to the Secretary
bf th London, uron. and .Bruce Ran-
ey 'ompa,ny, embodying our views:
VI am directed by the Municipal
Council of fine Township to inform
you that they have taken your circular
int® consideration, and they 'wish the to
intorm you. tha there is considerable
probability, na , a certainty, that a
bonus of -$30,000, could. not be eareied in
Morris. . Fuitheir they desire me to say
that they will stibmit a By-law td? the
Townehip, granting a bones to your
road to the amo tut of $25,009, upon the
ions; to he embodted in
ely, that the debentures
shall be held by the
urer, until - Yon have
formed a regal' r company, as ' the law
directs; ib will lso be required. that 'the
By-law shall st te that there shall, be
two stations in el orris, and that the road
must be actually commenced in this
'muricipality be ore the debentures can
be handed ove to you, and that the
route of the roal shall be from Seeforth
to Ainleyville, . nd thence to BineVale.
Yeas -P. Ke ly, C. Proctor, :W. J.
• ,
Johnston -3.
1
'Nays -Thomas Kelly, Reeve e Dr.
1
Holmes, Deputy Reeve. •
ETING of the Morris
on Saturday last, for
JUNE 9/1871.
young. We alto notice& several 'games
of base ball, nt'' which numbers ,o1 tho
young ladies jo nod, Tea was served to
the children a 2 o'clock, and to the
visitors and patents at 4 o'clock, after
which a coll ction was taken tip, by
weieh they rea, ized the mum of $11. for a
library for tho.i' mks School. An ad -
dross was deli \Jared Rev. Mn Hul-
bert, aud atter vote e of thanks, the am-
usements of 't ie dAy closed; every one
evidently well pleamed.-Vierron.
•grnb IS committing great
the croptie The ground is
arched with sa inueli dry
in of amount lta,ving
ighborhood shiest eeeding-
Came -Th
ravages among
gettine quite
weatlfer. No
fallen in this n
time.
abcirne. -
SitimAint Sel OOL AN-NIVERSAMr1.--The
anttiversary of the Bethesda Bible Chris-
tian Sabbath ). chool was held on the 24th
ult. The . en rtaiument, which was
very saecessft 1, comksted of singing -by
the choir, re 'tations by- the. children.
and brief asi ressee by Messrs. Logic,
'Clarke, Kenn e and Rice.- • Excellent re-
freshments N ere esrovided, • /rho total
amount rceliz 1 -was $05 9L • WO are in-
debted to M - Richard Blatchferd, So-
perintendent • r a lesigthir report of the
proceedings, hich we regret we aro un-
-.unable to publish in full. .'
• A :WARNING TO YOUNG ' 71.110.N. ---,-On the
24th{of May t ' e people of Debortee flock-
ed to differoni parts, Seaforth being 'the
favorite reser, while a goodly .number
wended their way to Bethesda, Chapea
in which a Sabbath School •annivernery
was to be held. Among those - Who
visited. the latter place was a young.gent
it
whoses percep ive faculties will. probably
get 'brighten:et a little ere hereaehes lils
" three score ears a•nd ten." Th' crowd.
through whicl .. he had to pass, ogether
with the fact . that he. has not - et seen
the last of hi "teens," may be aken 48
reasons for se. h strange conduct. Having
escorted one o the fair sex to the .clialtel,
he obtained a, scat for her and 'Went to
procure .a ti Ike- but 'unfortunately ou
his return he appeared. to have forgotten
--
the appearanc -of the real Mies, and pro -
seated. •the tic 'et to orte sitting close by,
who seeming 1 ot to mind. a joke, provided
it at somez other - person's expense,
very kindly accepted it, likeveise his
company cher-ng the day. Matters thus
went on nice y until evening, when the
youngster wi hipg to get a partner for . a
dancing• part in the -vicinity, put in his
arsine his feelings When the
reeelyti,estth'inkin Maweuld be expeotinglaer
tz
hople SOOn, r plied, '" Don't you think,
Mr. —, yo have made a mistake." It
It was then 1 e began to realizelds true
position and he reassert of so inaeh snick-
ering a,mong he urchins. Young men,
tako warni Ig, .never jump. at s conclu-
sionst-Com.
following condi
the by-law, nan
for said amoun
Township Tree,
Bluevale.
e QUITE REF
the vicinity
dance, and fe
sat down on
As she sat
listening to
gently stole
came please'
and the enc
But alas ;
but short du
quick start,
in the water
of about t
no serious
a hat. whiel
bine twinet
short nap
"quite refr
upon the
eerned.-C
Sitor.-Mr. Ed -Ward Tindall is ,'erect-
ing a very large and commodious agon
shop.
WEATHER, &
the past Week
hot ; . the therm
ing as high as 1
taeg very dry
.-The weather ( uring
as been very dr ef and
meter sometienes rang.
00. The ground is get -
and parched, ' an1 the.
spring crops ale: sufferingsevere y for
want of rah?, and I am afraid if' we don't
, get some good. refreshing showers shortly,
they be ty light, 'eSpecially the
hay.
BATITINC.-A. young man of this vil-
- lage came very near losing his life, on
Saturday evening last, by his own rash-
ness. It appears that he, along with
some others, went to Leech's. pond to
bathe,:btit; although unable to swim,- he •
was foolish enough to plunee into one of -
the ( eepest places, and wou have ieen
drowned, had it not been for one of the.
swimmers grabbinghold of him, after he
had. been down the second time, and
dragging him to the shore. We would
advise him to be more careful{ in future,
at the some time give ft gentle hint to
those who can swim . to be very cautions
this hot weather, for we scarcely take up
a paper in which. we don't read of acci-
dental deaths from drowning,
Pieenie for the benefit of
the •8anday School in connection with
Little Zion Charch, Hibbert, was held
in Mr. David Oughton's woode,
IVediteseley,, May 31st. There was a
large company present; the plaeeehosen-
was very suitable for the occasion, There
were t tree large swings erected, which
were oustant1y occupied 1:1, ohil and.
.ESHINO.-A young lady in
f Lumley, returning from a
ling "weary and footsore,"
he bank of the river to rest.
needing over the past and
he murmuring waters, sleep
upon her, and -with sleep
t dreams.of the mazy dance,
outing sounds of tho violin.
hose pleasing scenes were of
ation, for all of a sudden, a
she found herself immersed.
below. The fall, a distance
n feet, was accompanied by
esults more than the loss of
"has gone ''where the wood.
." We quite agree that the,
id cool bath must have been-
shing." These facts rest
onfeesion of the party coll-
et.
the race horses which he was ridii% dur-
ing the races. The horse be some )nearis
or other fell and pitehed t ic led on the'
hard gravel. road His isejulies are se-
vere, being chiefly in his 1nad, his skull
being fractured. He is y -t but
there is little hope of his re aoyeey. An-
other accident, but a les. serious na-
ture, happened to a little g rl, (laughter
of Mr. 0, Andrus, eaddle and' harness
-
maker. She received painf illjUriCS to
ono of her ankles. Mr. Jo m Green got
knocked down by a span f horses and
weggon, but did not rev any aerions
injury. Another poor Tel o-ty had the
misfortune to have ills • osc broken.
These are some of the neief dunes which
happen through our pree it :method of
t
Exeter.
A GOOD Ann. -We had the pleasure,
a few days ago of visiting the line dalq faun of Mr.'
Richard Man 'ng, near Exeter. Mr. Manning cul-
tivates about 4300 acres, keeps fifty milch cows, and
manufactures he milk into cheese in his own fac-
tory. The -on buildings on this farm are so admir-
ably arranged for convenience and the comfort of
stock SS to ve materially lighten the labor of at-
tending to so 1 ergo a number of animals as Mr, Man-
ning keeps co stantly on hand. His cow -stable is
fitted np to a
well is everyt
that number i
give our rende
which Mr. Ma
..now feeding t vo steers, ono of which weighs 1,885
pounds, and i only one year and nine months old,
,and the other WO years, -and weighs 1,470 pounds.
They are cert inly the finest pair of steers we have
ever seen, andi their owner expects, by next Christ-
mas. to realiz by them the handsome sum of $400.
He had also Durham calf this Spring, which at --
calving weig ed 108 pounds, and 'one mouth after
weighed 190 p ands. This calf was Held. to Mr. S.
Cobeldick, of McGiflivray for $30. To raise stoek
like this pays
commodate lifty-soven cows, and so
'ng arranged that two men can feed
about ten or fifteen -minutes. To
Ls some idea of the quality of stock
ining raises, we mav state that he is
celebeafeng th- birthday of her nits y
Qaten Victoria -Sew
Seafor Municipal
.Letter from the
Tothq .Witor yf.the fluron
DEmz, : ton are del.
Affairs-
eeve7
lepositnr.
btless weary,
as wall as yarn. readers, with the non-
sense,weitten about Munici id:matters in
Seaforth by Dr. Coleman. -
In My absence. front home on private
business, a second. letter I appeared in
_your paper, from the DoctoT'se pen. which
nes -Beattie
was answered by -Mr. 'fa
Ornmeillor, Senforth. That answer com-
pletely demolishes the Doetor's charges
in respect to Municipal 1 letters. ,Mr.
Beattie has taken his . stall I. on the im-
preentable ground of truth and facts, and.
all the artillery of Dr. Col tnan will be
futile and. vain t� overturn that position.
I feel, therefore, that I h. ve nothing to
- do, assured. that any ate Satione made
by the Doctor will be me and repelled
successfully by Mr. -Beatii. .
Neither, -Mr. Editor, hal e 1 any desire
to give Dr. Coleman a fie itious impor-
tance in the (eyes ofestfe p blie by reply-
ing to his letters.
His_ productions in t te s ape of letters
aro his oven execution r. Anything
more damning than these 1 tters, viewed.
as Specimens of compositi n, emanating
from a man sunpos•ed to he -re reeesved a
liberal education I neve
are prolix, involved, full
interspersed with inapt (0
the Statutes, that have as
upon the points in questio
of Mahommed.
I defy the most learne.
ravel some of his periods. ,
inon sense ont of his .4
sentences. I shall theref
in. the hands of Mr. Beatti
not a man of much prete
erto proved himself more`
for the erudite Doctor. 1 ours truly,
S. G. Mt GAUCHE+,
Reeve of &dot -tin
' Seaforth, June 5, 1871.
Wroxeter.
BASE BAILL MeTcia -The "Shoo Fly"
club of this village play the Clifford
club, on Saturday next, 10th June, on the
grounds • f the Wroxeter olula The
match bet een the Wroxeter club and
the "Mairands," of Anileyeille, will be
played on he grounds of the latter ou
Dominion lay.- - _
• : THE
Lawrie, o
specimen
found. up
garden.
so well 1n
not descri
that has b
far as we ,
LOPADO
this place, shOwed us a
f this insect, which he had
n some potato plents in his
t is, unfortunately, becoming
awn in Ontario, that we need
ie it. It is the firet specimen
en found n this vicinity, so
re aware.
PessiiNo.-This snort is afl the "go
-now. A
gentle spo
ten miles
trout have
of our vill
of discove
week, on
got Main
crew cam
fore, unde
doing col s ; some of
t certain. it
me pretty
wandering
neat many go tcl seek the
t at Mud Creek, a stream about
orth of this, whore some fine
been bagged. To or three
ge sportsmen went on a trip
y down the -Maitland last
i. raft, but their bark having
ed or broken to pieces, the
*
to grief. They re, there -
the unpleasant necessity of
iderable wadme
them pref rrecl swimming ;
is that all of , them came h
well soake I.. They were iee
through 0 r streets
"Wit their garments
nging like cerementie.
Whi st the wave constantly
D ipp'd from their clothing."
read. They
of tantoloay,
otationa from
ranch beaxing
as the Koran
critic to mi-
nd make corn-
-proportioned
ire leave him
, who, though
&ion, has Intl). -
than a match
Letter from Council or Beattie.
To. the Eilitor of The Iho. n, Expositor.
DEAR : A third latter from ,Dr.
Coleman on Municipel ffairs has ap-
peared in your paper, wh eh for garbled
misrepresentation and
Only come from the
With the exception of
letter is a repetition of hi
' The Doctor must imagin
his letters are very dull
when he ieiterates th
three tunes to make him
He commences his letter
I admit all he has said.
.Airy reader of the letters
self whether I have or n
Coleman is guilty of I
Again, the Doctor refer
of uncollected taxes, Fe
bee -a more than three ti
of taxes collected since
he gives credit for. „He
said the County rate
of the uncollected teae.
saio no such thing, and.
tor to show that I did.
For som
invent:es,'
appearanc
had chan
ments for
'next few
time after they were 7107t est
nd. when they did make their
. it was found that one and all
ed their late dripping habila-
heir Sunday clothes. For the
ays they had- to endure con-
siderable chaffing." and we hardly
, think the - intend going Practically into
the raft b siness this season again.
W ng am.
ACCIDETNTS.-Several accidents of A se-
rious natnre happened here on the Queen's
Birthday, and from the frequency of such
occurrences it seems a pity that some-
thing could not be done to prevent them,
The most deplorable accident which took
place on the above day. was that which
befell the oldest son of Mr. Robert Gor-
don, who was violently thrown by one of
slander mold
octor himself.
the above, his
former efforts.
the readers of
apprehension,
zame matter
elf un ders to o d
by saying that
No such ilaing.
can. see for him -
t. In this Dr.
llful falsehood.
to the amount
14; there has
nes the amotmt
lute time than.
asserts that
was paid out
of last year. I
defy the Doc -
ere, again, the
Doetor is guilty of willfal and deliberate
falsehood. Again, the Doctor char res
me with having taken the Treasurer's
bookiinto my possession and having kept
it ov6r a week. This, a tarn, is a willful
and malicious falsehood, and proof is
forthcoming, if necessa Can a man
be trusted who willfully makes false
statements ? The Doetor at great- length
endeavors to show that the Council, and
thewriter mpartieular, 'lave brokentheir
declaration of office. The statement of
the Doctor is as false as himself ; serpent
hke, he endeavors to give a poisonous
bite, but he is perfectl harmless, inas-
much as he is not noted
lie matters. The Doet
fers to law costs, endea
seene by making mi
tries to throw the bla
eron. t was not the
thou judgest al
filers If." I no
tor, 1 oping he h
SO m
forth
for truth in pub -
✓ once more M-
ors to shift the
statements, am.1
e en M. 0. Cams
y -law that was
in fault; it was Dr. Co eman's ignorance
in drawingup the eons' ction that caused
the loss to the Munici ality. He gives
an account of certain aweeosts paid in .
1868, but does not sa anything, about
810 more, which they ere indebted to
Mr. Benson, and wl loll the present
Council had to pay. 'bis and the law
costs referred to in a fo marletter aro the
legacies left by the D ctor •for his sue.
cessors to pay. The Do 'tor speaks about
a school debt, and here I think he might
hide his face for/fp-ye ame, be being the
principal School 'Frust e when this debt
was contraoted, and aving taken the
obligation of rrustee to transact the
business of the school t• the best inter-
ests of the sectionW 1 at is the result?
That, through the infh ence of the Doc-
tor, the money was bo rowed at a rate
of ten per cent., and - 1rOmT1 a source in
-which the Doctor is lo ely connected,
when money cen be oh to ed at from six
to eight per tent ne I si neose the Doctor
will say he had efa sell i terest in this
transaction! No brok 11 vows here!
The most of your read rsi will eemember .
when he was Reeve 03 Seaforth how he
used his endeevors to have the public
money spent in dra -fling the Bearer
meadow, near Egmo tdblle. No jeer-
tiality here! No brie en 1 declaration of
offite ! What • say yo a Dr. Colem-an?
Still further, the Doet r took the oath of
Magistrate, to protect he -peace of Her
Majesty the Queen, a d to enforce- the
laws of the country. What is the re -
suit? He not only fai S lto enforce the
law, but becomes a paAy to breaking the
law by quarreling and fighting. -
I have . already shown some of his
ability in dispensing justice. Here is
another specimen: A peaty is brought
before him for having an onstruetion in
the street, the party is fined and allowed
to keep the obstruct4in where it was. -
This is how the woulld.be Simon Pure
conduoted business le hen the reins of
power were in his hands. Is false
swearing perjury? I.sl a false swearer to
be trusted? Look, D-. Coleman, in the
glass, and see the refi ction of one -who
hal not kept his sol-em4i obligations.
The Doctor sets hien elf np as judge, let
him profit by the fol owing: "Who art
thou that judgest a other ? Wherein.
other thon endeshliest
take leave 1:- the Doe. -
is gained the totoriety he
ich ilesires 1)y falsifyi g the ;See --
municipal officers,.
JA.MES
M *s.W.u, EN,
day vetting, 30
under the toitie
foot, Jr., 01 Ta
elite
Chu
of tra
were
neve
talee
f1110C
01It
of ye
Alma.
ER' NMENT.
l
ile
sersmith, ga
taimnept ru the Bibi
eh, of thie ' illage. Qui
-led and d'ffereitS piece
sung tly fie elms, al iy
ladies al a
t .from the vicinity. '
W0.8 large, but 2111 fount
nconiiri a 'ale crowding.
eel mash; 1 as long been
loco} ity, but p o ftilciaitoltilof 1. tentf
idiot
foot,
te-
by the ie
who deseeves. gr
cher .of eo a1.P111SiC.
Blyth.
The f011awinr is a het- of
the italics of t tone who ree
at tl e athletic sports 'here .
Mae ea --Best d essed calith
,T, °Taxi* 2 al S. Atulers.
Jame -
Tem pie. Q uoi
Jo hit Sberritt.
Whitley, 2m1
Headlc
Thr e Stands
J. Canninghan
J. Crozier, 211d
-1
ing
ing
b'os
2fid.
J. r . Headley, 2nd J. Tuel
Rae -1st J. ticker, 2nd
-On Tues-
nging class.
ex. Broade
e 0. musiteal
Chris -aim
e ntimber
of inrush:
assisted by
01 antisical
'he attend -
estate with -
-Tile walk -
felt in thee
ney is sup -
Mr. Brea -
at credit as
he names of
•ired prizes
in the 24th •
nupian-lst
B. 3rd Wm.
Potter; 2nd
Standine W.
1. Careol. Poemiag Jump
y, 211.1 111 W hitkv.,
1St \V- Wh tley, 2rel i.
. Throwine Stone --iso
A. ..-N.Instard. Foot Rano
t W. Rams ord, 211.1 T. 1 ohnes.
the Rine 1st G. Theob la. Wrest -
Back ITtel 1 -1st A. 2ra1 J.
er: Side Hold -1st G sDamphey,
M. Carr I. Trottie Race -1st
-en Running
- Curtis.
E \'TERT AIN ;NI fit evening a
24th an e tertaimuent vae given in
School Ho ise. by the Blyth Penny
ling Soeie y, the Hou, e was taxi
seaflowing, Nv1u1cTi speak well for the
ess of thi society, this being the..
sec( nd entertainment. Th progrannne
wa choice, a 1 coneisted leeattings,
Re itatione m - d Singaig, lmost all of
which were re dered in a st le worthy of
pro essors ; it is almost ne Mess to pan -
thee larize -whet ell did so well, yet nee
fee
the
ent
als
the
the
Ile.
too
sue
bound to iiention the i rastermeoe of
evening, a Recitation b, Mien Oliver,
tied_ inburgh aft -r Dodd -ma'.
s piece by 11 Holmes, jr.,
clear ease if cut out,"
house down.
ith a Bona hy
;" and ertry-
elighted with
xt entertain--
iday evoninv.-
a humor()
en6 pled.- " A
wh ch fairly -
Th entertain
th Glee el
ism
ne
ne.
tel
ic
ap
In
y depa
entert-
t will
tan-eVe
ted
inn
be
v E
rougdit the
lent 'dosed se
- G ood Nigh
apparently (.
ent. The n
held on
"COU TY INSPECTdRSHIP.
s we o t press we learn by special
it
gram, that Messrs. Miller, of Giacier!:
and Dewri e of Seaforth, have been,
ointed to' the office of county School
pectors for the Comity jai Hum).
Divisio' s Court -4871-
ivisiou Courts 'mil be held as follows:
Ar light= ..... me 27
W 4axeter ....... nly 25
Se ',forth nly 27
E eter.. uly 29
B ytield ng. I
De ngannon ng.
Cl nten ug. 5
(44 aerial lig. 14
-Ai eyville pt. 26
nforth pt. 28
E eter ')pt. 80
D ingannon 3
a
RAILyV
Trains lea
f llows :-
1
T ionto Eress.
• 7,52 A. M.
Baylle d 4
Clint(n) 0c,f... 6
Oodereek. g
AN'ing.betta .
Wroxe.tcr 2°Rra. 21
Seafenth
Exetei Nuy..2:$
-Nov. 2,4
Barliad.e.—.C.04. 20,
Clinton Deo., 1.
Gude G. 4
Mixe-
L35 r. r.
YTLMaTrABLE.
e the Seal h station ate -
GOING EAS
Buffalo Ex pros MLrod.
1(00 A. MJ L35.
GOING 1,V14.5T.
Exptess.
2_35 r. Ir. 8.50 a, er.
S E IAL NOT
° o''caiiisli-re.)10'Grgileilisal':
i
nel light ma
'Good feed .
re same effe
een starieed
.11 Iron 'out
ebilitet el,
rtIg! iritietIolss'' erlelna,
4
Sewing tacaino Ctmpany
worlefor tmequal to their
wing Alex:hi-he for family
ufaettiring p irposes.
nd plenty it, produces
.t upon a 3- e son who bas
that the Pe avian Syrup
, does upon the weak and
'It makes the n strong and
tging weak» and 612Aer.
Th and ltea4h
BE Waste -Too often a -eild or slight
ough is eon edered a v •ry ordheary,
rifling a air, just as well ieft to go ae it
ame, an. hence systemati ally neglect-
' nntil 4sim4ile curable a action is oone
etrted inlo a serious puha
' 'he mo
r cold sl
ly use
Vhich ha
or over :
icacions,
aflame°
onary
nd. come
ier box.
Fellow
hosphit
t exerts
ystem,
eody.
nary disease.
prmlent, aware that a, counh
uld,not be trifle.l with, prompt-
' Bryan's Pulmonic Wafers,"
ve sustained their reputation
0 years. They are always et. -
and exert the lost beneficial
an all the hroi hi•al seal pul-1
eons.: S301.1 by all druggists
ry merchants. Pfiee 25 cents
' Compound yrup of Hypo -
is an excellm nervous thine.
direct infhten e on the nervous
ad through it iuvigoratee the
11
Se
d. Pot
itoes
PROM THE
CO MY OP XFORD.
T REC
- AT-
IVED
W. S 'OTT ROB! RTSON'S,
E RIX GOO 0 RICH,
EiLRLY HAR ISON,
AND
P CE ALBI RTS.
R.NIP
EED
Half a on- of choice Turnip Seed, (fieer-
ent variet-es,
n3 4.1„
Witiffeelea.
Vag..101remmorwAsa,
X Bill yr
MEDI
R.. W. IZ.
genie. etc.
, leereseds had kW-
Ni.11,1 Lb.
fienforth, Dee, I le
-11
of Mei;:11 Uni"
C—Mj MIZE
PhySki.11), 1l,
-deee Z1.1 t
uriehs Sept 11
A. -N. I ES TEVAfl
A
4, 1 ate I 0."
Physiei en. eese
res 4Irrt •!.
Sao_ 1:I,
A
8
r L.VEI Z4 *I
J. elan. Surnten,
enee, (eviler of
t, ienaediately
eafortb, e: 4th.
Tf1i1. CAMI 111:LIs,
k'ount v.. X "kiai alai
Corby's. corner Istore,
f1ii. (Let, n{ealS
LEGA
1- SC A 1..".1 ; 4tf.
BarriNters.i Attorn
tors in t liancery end.
n.1) '0411,-**:
toes for the 1Z . C. Ianle,
fese the Van -tile Life Ass
'NS 13, -.a:30Am to len
F , Houses .tend Lot.
ilgeafertha Deoi 14th4
- --
ENSON & MEYER.
Attorneyat Law.,
-a1){1 1n -solvency, 4..
alias Pohl in eta. 4 if
r3`,Meter. Ag-ellbS for
co. of Upper Cana
6 o' -al fhantrities t'o. of la
oery at per ;
-fazed.
lileaforila The. 10th
HOTE
.._...
Nox-s 11Y1 EL de'
Theemdersigned b
public for the liberal i
to hire ite 'tim1,s. past in
and Ids() to inforil-1 thi,ria a
4%1:mod linsimss hk
le.re he -Will be hope
f esn. old friend, and a
• TII0
1 Settiorth, May 5; 1S70
' —7," ; '.- - -----; .
3..R1
11 1 S II le X4 'II A "lle4,
. erieh, ONee , 4. l'AL
Ton ; J. S. \VI! LaAm
n. note], AVill;SII,W, -
" his hOtti has reeently I
Weed, and refitted thr
owono of the snost =cola '
Modions in t be Provintie„
noon's for Commercial '
_ Terme liberal_
Goderich, April 14, ife
ISCELLA
W„ McPHJLLI
Livia S'urvee-ore,
etc. All manner -Cofl.
with neatness noel tlispate
IJominissioner
11% e.st door Bou.4. of She
I‘.&iaforth, Dec. 14, 1
-
SHARP'S L
Stables, Office -At
orth. Good Homes
Convayancen always on
flA1ZFS Li VE1flS
ST., 'SI:ArOTZTII.
Arra G4rriages always on
ablesterms.
R. L.SnArz
"asitarth„ Ma.y 5th, 1870
1
ITEM 'EXTRACTED N
CARTWRIGHT, 1
,DentiSt, extracts
the we of the Nitr.
nee --Over the Beaco
It'enzi. Attendance in NO.
Hotel., the. first Toesilay
of each month; in -Cli/e
loercial Hotel, on the f
and,1"ridtlys.
IlIrtlies requiring ne
*meted. to call, if stSc-
-
an the first day of a
54,000 patiente
41meted by the use of
tozifs offices, New Yo
4.
JOHN BRIC
adliitane Broker, and
HoughAtogieicit
41/51yos,itr:GE.01;.):1111.11
s ,
TIrrertigh. Tick-e.reissn
in the Western. Statves,.
445t1 River, at reduced
thell liteeesstsfatereyiliitlisifsewtez:,
e1ig Land
o d anc,i(.);11
A gencies,
ixn3 0.1111