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6.
The New rrish Leader.•
-ISAAC BUTT, THE COMING DANIEL
O'COTNELL.`
Justin McCarthy writes t
New York _M421, of the man w
mow distingui8hing himself a
great advocate, in Britain, of F
prisoners, and the leader of the
Liberals :
Long years ago, when most
were boys, Butt distinguished
self as an opponent of O'Cuun
Be was a professor ef.political e
my and a lawyer. Then 110 dud
ly flashed into a genuine renow
the defender.' of. Thomas Fr•
1//Ieagller, in the Irish `tate tri=.
three -and -twenty years ago.. T
and since then, I heard him o
and 1 think, allowing for all the
fects arising from an "ii pulsive
irregular nature, and all exube
phisiqu:e, he was one of the most
quent aud persuasive speakers 1
•Have -ever heard. He had a lnagnifi-
-cel t voice, none the . worse for its
o ybe
ho is
s the the keed
enian 1 thar
Irish
of els
el i's.
00110-
clen-.
nail
antis°
.its of
hen,
fieri.
figure I
his bee
up the
landinb
ed Oro
house.
turn, Sv
along th,
landlorc,
plight,
prowpti'
he took
lisr
b le
porter sig
vility cle
can't be,
world tr
de_. •- be so, ant
and ing toa
rant coining t
elo- (` That 177'
night clothes turned upon
passed aldw.g the hall and
road stairwu '� reached the
closely folio ed, disappea r-
gh . a doorway and turnin
left CornmeIc•ial alone in.
les,—astrttng r in a strange
%Vllaat' to do, or_; where to
s a nlystety, b It in groping
corridor : he tante to the
1'0Qtr>I, mad known his
nd had his wants very
supplied. 11 the morning
Ions. Pi•ieur aside, ,state'
antes, and ur reel that th,
rata :be tiettec as Pais inti
L
served. It Can't he, it
hat any spry lit of mine
at you So.'— ' es, it can
there he is ow,'.'.; point-
stout•: and p i'tly figure
own 'the hroad stairway.
'Ions. Priem' x'ia,h a merry'
isthe Hon.
er t f the Pro-'
I ted for a
himself re-
,' Well, he
od, and he
Province,
na minus one
veI hien last
s raightened
h 411• several
e ehind."-
Ho ie Journal.
rich depth of sonorous Trish acc
,and his flashing eyes that rennin
youof the descriptions ptions of Rob
Burns. He was anything bar
Handsome man ; his lace looked 1
that of a negro—blanched ; but
eyes, his voice, and his power
frame lent him dignity and so
thing likegrvndeu.r.• I think in
best days hemust have somewi
resembled'- Mit abeau. He was
this time, although he defended t
Irish prisoners, a Tory and a P
tectionist. He was taken up
the English Protectionists and -
came the pet orator of the
great meetings. Through this int
est he entered the House of Co
mons as the representative of
_English Tory borough. Gradual
he renounced Toryism and became
Liberal. But meanwhile he w
falling fast into ruin. He lost h
practice, at the bar, because no o
could trust him to keep his engag
cents.- He became renowned i
London as a gambler, a spendthrift,
scapegz ace of every kind. I shrin
from saying into what depths of de
raaclacion sank this rihly gifte
generous man. At last he disap
)eared from parliament and faro
ociety. He was past the prime o
ife, and every one .regarded flim -'a
a one forever. But after some vear
e turned up aga.i'n, resumed the
Practice of his profession in Dublin,
and was said to have put aside
wholly the errors—not of his you th,
but of his well -matured years. He
became the most conspicuous a:dvo-
tate` of the Fenian prisoners, and,
unlike naos-t very eloquent )leaders
:Butt is a profound and 1 -
a wily law-
yer, as well as a persuasive, power-
ful orator. He soon recovered his
forfeited popularity, and has, I be-
lieve well-nigh-ined bis place -in
society. If he goes into Palliiamerit 1
again, and becomes the leader of the
Izish nationalist party there, he will
lend to that parry a force and a.
suotlety which it now badly wants.
Setting aside Gladstone' and. John
B ri.gh t, of course, I know of no roan
among the English Liberals to be
compared for eloquence• and capacity
withwitl:h big, fervid Isaaac&Butt. If he
really cobs' set out in a ]Lew dirtier
twinkle of the eye,. t(
E. B. Wo )cls Treasui
wince. t onimercial• w
lenient, lit col 1ee no
dined wi h enil)has s,
,y
Hila, be °ion. E. B. W
may be:Tr,asurer of th
')ut I tell" y ou that be
arm was 11 that sl
night. M back.. wa
more than' once to giv
healthy kicks • on t
eat,'.
tied 3.
cit
t a
ince
his
fun
me-
lds
let
at
tie
by
be-
ir
er
;m-
an
ly
fr,
as
is
on
e-
n
a
g
d
m
S
s
St; Thornas
—The Re
as a.inissiona
tion with t
Church in T
last. $e w
next month.
— A condi
was killed on
way, at Well
Monday nigh
coupling cars,
and he was c
He succeeded
when he fell i
man, and im
an unmarried
ton.
. Geo.. Bl= -
y to Manit
e Canadia
onto, olr} T
leave foi
e;
ba,
lest
1s
as ordained
in. Connec-
resbyterian.
ay evening
eld of labor
ctor named J , es Blunt
the Great; Western Rail-
er on Squ re : tation, on
last. . R:e as ngaged in
when the c : upl ngs missed
ushed .bets een the cars.
'n reaching th platform
Ito the arm of a brakes-.
ediately c ied. He was
an, and res -flet in Hamil-
- The Harr'sburg and Kiran ford Roacl
will be formall, opened byr a 'rand de-
monstration in a few weeks. •
' , :lir. Leon 1. rd Thomas Jr ,' of Mel-
bourne, took p'izes in money nd plate
to the amount f upwards of .$ 00 at the
late rifle mate e at Poirot St. :Charles.
Mr..Thomas is bought to )e o le of the
best shots in tl e Provinde.
— The Guelp . papers record a heavy
affliction recent y in the fa fly of Wm.
Davidson, of tl at town. , ` lie youngest
daughter, five eats, old, die 1 o the 5th ;
the second, sev n and a ha f y ars old,
on the l lth ; a cl the elcles , a -ed nine.
years, on the 15ith ani on the i8th This
infant son diel : - all of s art t fever.
'Thus within fifteen" days fur children
Ihave died in one family.
1 &1_•. Valves Dixon, a W. tern e o veter- .
an, aged 106 years, .lives in tae eighbor-
hood of Lucan, and notwiths an( rug his
great age, is able to do a fair au cunt of
labor.
— Some wag advertises in an ngersoll
paper for a young lady fpr he ulinary
. department Fundy suaal . Liberal
salary. • Use of t piano ou s ate :1 ocetits-
irons allowed. Anything for a qui zt life."
ro- aid and assist the Loud • n, Huron
and : Bruce Railway Om pa,y, .by
--Living ten. thousand dollar' by way of
bonus to the said Company. an'1 to i
sure 1.)ebeutu les therefor • nd o
authorize the 'cvVing of a s )eei.tl ra e
for c the
payment of t]Lt, Debe itu es and
the interest thereon.
every one avi11 wish hint well. The Wici;)tjt ts, by an tae of the fourth cosi it of U c
2TS If► n:evel'tlattue of Province. -, , :et 111
I think, had an ellen] the Iletlll ( of
•
gni ofn) 1 1
yi � the thirty- th year (7f the reign of ler 31.t_j0si y
Even litnonn the Ci'eclltol-s-'-item Queens victoria, entitled, -1u Act to Inc:ii,orate.
the London, Hulett 111'1 1'l;ruce Railwa - Conip t "
WI)
1
enacted
he neglected and th:e cab1ue'n
fares he sometimes world not pay. as Iu11°".. :
After all, the still has, ti w e to un k `` Atul it tthall further: be lawful for aI
a name,- for although lie was a clic or near which, the 111s1way or works of t
ose : it i5 ttzlono(ct other tniugs, provided -111(1 t 11 ti
.1 e polity' or 11ituit'paiititl. , through any p trt}o
ttniet-
which
comeauy ;:shall pass • be: situated, t( aid 'iul a
he sat
tillguislled 111)111 five and thirty %T(1l 5 (:1st the Said Company tpany by lot ty ,)
t
t rung or g
THE. UR
able iu twenty ;years, at furthest from the day
iliaftor mentioned for this by-laly to take ell
the Oillee of the Canadian -Bank of Commer
London, Ontario, and shall have attached th
Coupons for the payment of intermit, at the
and iu the manner hereinafter mentioned, and
debentures shall be delivered to the Trustees
ocl, or to be natuetl, in accordance with the
visions[ of the said recited act.
4th. That this said debentau'e,s shall hear int
at and after the rate of );is per centum per a.
from the data! thereof, and such interest sha
matte payable hall yearly on the first day of
nary and the -first day of July, in each and e
year (linin, the continuance of the sstid.tlebonta
at the place where the said debentures aro n
payable
5th. That for the purpose of forming a si
fund for the payment of the said debonttlres,
the itttoleatto become duo thereon an equal ltpe
rate of one said and eight -tenths ofamill in the:
Larshal"
It
u addition to all other =tee be raised, let
and collected, in each year, upon all the rates
property in the said luunieipality during the c
tiuuauce of: the said Deboutures or any of than.
N EXPOSITOR.
Bre-
t, at
e at
•roto
rate
said
in-
pro -
rest
nun
I be
un-
rcry-
res,
ado
ing
1ut1
ia1
fol-
1110
n-
6111. That this By-law shitll take effect and eojne
into operation o1), from and after the fifteuntli dtt of
Deceiubcr, in the year -of our Lord, one thousalnd
eight hundred and seventy-one.
7th. That the votee of the electors of the s
3luuicipalitr ehall be talcen on this -13y-law at.
following pieces, that is to say :
For Division NV. 1, at Weiiand's Hall in Egan
vine.
For Division No. 2, at the Sallee] House,
H,ti pu1•hey.
For , Division �; o. 3, iu the School House,
•z
School Seddon No. 4.
For Division No. 4, at the old School house, an
.L'rucellald. •
For Dnision `;o. 5, at the School IlonBe, ill
School Section No. 2, -0n Tuesday, the seventeenths
day of October, A. D. 1871, cotmu(nciug at the holt:
of 9 o'clock in the morning and ending' at 5 o'elo
ill the alteritoo71 of the same day; and that the follosS-
i)iI; persons shall be the Betnrning Officers to takie
the sttici votes at the respective placers hereinafter
appointed for taking such votes for the ward, for
which`they are hereby respectively appointed, that
is to say :
For Division No. 1, Hugh Chesney.
For Division No. 2, David Campbell.
For Division No. i3, William 0. Fowler.
For -Divioion' No. 4, John Young.
For Division No. 5, James Murray.
TAKE NOTICE that the above is a true copy of
r
colloid -
:ration by the which
oft the Manic p Llit3- of the
'ownship of Tuckorsmith, after ono month front
he first publication hereof in the Hcxox Ex- -
'osizon, . the date of which publication is the
2nd day of September, A. 1). 1871, mid that
e votes of the electors of the said municipality
ill be taken thereon on the
Seventeenth day of October, A. D. 1871.
b it. fi it the 'clock lin tine afternoon .nine o'clock oat te forenoon, ,
the ser eral
p aeon above named.
WILLIAM MUIR,
TowNorm , CLEKII.
Datod'this 15th day of September, 1871. 198
id
e
d
T
Y -LAW NO. 50.
aid and assist the London, Huron
and Bruce Iiailway . Company, -by
giving fifteen thousand dollars by
way of bonus, to the said Coulpany,
- nd to issue debentures therefor, and -
authorize the levying of a special
'ate for the paylnent of tile`debentures
nd the in terest thereon.
iTsits t;t, By au act of thefourth session of the
Le islaturo of the Province of Ontario, passed in
the 84th year of the reign of Her Majesty Queen
Vic oris, sant entitled "Au Act to Iticurpol•ate the
Loo don, Hmon and BruceIlnihln�• Company," it
is, nnongst other things, provided and enacted as
foil two :
"rind it shall further be lawful for any y or Municip-tlitics, through any part of which,
or Tatar whi0h the l,ailw,ty or works of the - said
Coli puny shall piss of •be situated, to hid and its-
silt the said Coml)aDy by loaning or onarauteeing,
or g ving money by way of bonus of donatiolns -or
othe nitat $ to thij Company in the 0ou8tthe-
tion orequipment of ,,hitt Railway, or of any of the
wool i; aath0isred under this set, it, sz,ch Inanner
and o such t stent as shell lluliicipaltileii or any of
then shall think expedient provided always, that
110 St eh aid or nni:tstal,ce be way of bonus, daua-
nati( n or.otltr!r n;e, shall be given until after the
pays. ng or a l,3-1aW for. the purpose, and the adop-
tion 71 such By-law by the ratepayers; provided
also, that any much By-laly, to be valid, shrill 1)e
lundt in conformity with the laws of this Province,
1eSpc ting Municipal institutions, caul tell such 1;v-
1 tWs :o pas ,c,i shall be Valid, nuttvitllstauding Sieh
rate 'iia.. exceed the aggro ate mate of two smuts in
the dollar on the atetunl value of such rateable pro-
petty p•0vitletl the the mu)nal rate of nsscsslneut
shall . not iii any case creed, for all purposes, two
tomb) in the dollar 011 the actual value of the whole
ratoal lc uno1elty within the Municipality or por-
tion o " tt .Municipality creating sash debt."
AN1 '13-lii ttit.t5, The Municipality of the Town-
ship. ., Hay has determined to aid and assist the
srtid L': mummy, by giving thereto, by way of bonus,
the st nt of fifteen .thousand bullar;;, ($15,OUO,)
under the authority of the maid recited act.
! Fresh Groceries,
les,
1 Of every description, at prices as reason-
able as those of any other house
in the trade,
0,72(1J/tat the votes of the oleotoru of the said Mu-
nicipality will be taken thereon at the place above-
named on the said
Seventeenth Day of Oetaber next,
at the hour of nine o'clock in the forenoon, and
ending at five o'clock in the afternoon of the same
day.
W1L#,Li31 WILSON,
Township Clerk.
Hey, 18th September, 1871. 198
1-
E
28!000
SEWING
NEEDLES
To be sold, Sti holesale and Retail, at
ARMSTRONG & PRICE'S
BOOKSTORE.
Main Street, Seaforth.
GARTNISS,
TAILOR,
Tate 1B'oremnti With :i . Erickson & Co.,,
Begs to announce to the inhabitants of •
SEAPORT"' JLLYD
that hat ho has taken rooms over
MPs. THOMAS KIDD'S STORE,
>u which he purpories carryingon the making up of
GENTLEMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S
cLOTxnrn G
Also, that he has received from England, an entire
NEW' SYSTEM OF CUTTING,
which works nduiirttbly, producing beautifully fit-
ting gamonts, combining naso and comfort.
Some excellent Patterns for Childrans' and Youths
Suits.
atterns supplied or garments cut ont, at moderato
Charges.
Seaforth, July 27, 1871. 190-tf.
EGMONDVILLE.
EW GROCERY.
WM, THOMSON
(Late of Seaforth,)
O
z
0
EXPECT TO REMOVE
THEIR
HARI) WJ Rp 1
STOVE
AND TINWARE. BUSINESS
TO Tst1
NEVI
STORES I I�
• ADJOI�NHv G
HJOKSON's,
EARLY YT . IN OCTOBER.
IN THE 14TH A11 TtiIE.
Bega to inform the public that he has
opened grocery Store, in
THE BRICK PREMISES,
L l,tely occupied by Mr. John Logan,
NEAR Ti BRIDGE,
EG,11ONDYILLE, Where he will veep on hand
A CQ3IPLI:TE STOCK OF
•
AND Z� 11 .IJ:.1S, Iii oriler to sorry into effect the I � T 1
id recited object, it will be nec(•asary for -the said 1-1 �l e I-Iivli cost i �il�et Price
and tah11:8 hi the manner hereinafter mentioned •
and:; Perth. I BUTTTEi
.tuns, , t 11ty to , u•,e the 811111 811111 of lift •rn t}
AN1i Sm.ait;.t' It ail1 require theHuntof ($1,9;,0)
one th, umanil six hundred. said fifty dol)tfrs to be —
taise,1 anlutitl1.i' by t T
i;tics ial raft for pay illg illi )) r L O T It AND- FEED!
11(1 c1 ,t o1 fiftCe.1 th(il.yetiel (lollary,llltl interest un
1110 deb :panus to be issued therefor as hereinafter
Kept constantly on hanitl.
1)rovit'i 1
1'.1111 FOR
1�GlxS; &c., &c.
AN)) �4Dt:1ln ts, The amount of the whole rate-
.
-
able tut petty• of the said :Municipality, irrespective 17(9-tf
, l of any' Mare inerea8(1 of the i,,ate, and aloe haa-
t spe c:tiro of any increase to be. derived frt3nt the te)a -
pontr investment of the sinking fund hcreiiutf,cr1
CREAT
ucntlot did or of any part thereof, is tweerclin' to th [11 �r ^'
1.., t t'e%'iSecl lL c'1;,i1a! ! n C [VAT CLE R I
t n t roll of the sail'. 3 unicinal- SALE
icy, being for the year 18711,. the 81iu of livehundrecl .
and fifty-eight thousand three hundred and twenty -
,nine dollars (.$558,929.)
AND l to itst5, The anoint of the existing
',debt of the said Idlmlieipality is es follows : Prin-
,cipitl, title thousand live hundred dollars ($2,50O); 1
Mtcrest JJ'Ilotllinl, due. -
A.:D A41fi.nants, For paying the interest On, and
oft atlit��lllllptif equal lentis Slnkiit fund for payi:i7
the prim opal on the said debt of lifteeu thousttgtl
dollar::, , hereinafter mentioned, it will require an
annual s )(t:iul rate in the dollar of three Drills on WHOLE
�6
tie wind of the rateable property- of the said muni- THE �Y H C L
t 1pality i adtlltit)n LO it.11 ether rt[tes to be -levied E OF THEIR STOCK
twit yetis
fllis: IT Trrs:nl�:rOIIE 1s\.tc lin, 131 the Corpora- _
oe of the, Township of Hay, in Connell assets- T�
led, its follows :
1.Thud it shall, nail may be lawful fur the said C T }
ntullici.plt sty to 1188i8t thi. sail Company; by *r. )`ing COST' PR (C y FOR CASE.
tlnoeto, ly way of bonus, the stun of fifteen
tftouvand dollars.
1'hatt it shall be lawful for the pntltose• afore- 1 TILE SALE!'lj-ILL' START'
said, for the Reeve of the said Municipality to taunt 1
1L11 nut�.tber of debentures to be rnitd • for such ' 1
81111)8 of inoncy ass any be required for the said par- i 0� THE FIRLT- 01 AUGUST,
peae, lint less than one hundred dollars each, and 1
not exceeding in the whale the said sun) of fifteen 1
thousand dollars, altieh slid debentures shitll he ` Aud will continue iilntil the whole
tinted with tht_ seal of the :atilt \In tieipality, auti of the Stock
aiglled by the Bevve and Trt)lsnrol thereof. , is sold out.
E. That the said. (l0benttnr(ts shall- be1lustle par-
able in twenty years at furthest from the slaty here-
intifter)meltloneit for this 133,-1ttw to take effect, at
t1i1q uilic'e or the C'tn adiati_l lank of Conti oerce, Lbli-
11u11.()ntarno,:nalshall uaveatla(anal thereto
ur 011, payment -( rinterest at the rate t l 1 the 1
winner hereinafter mentioned, and Said • .11-
nre8 shall tn. dt-livered to the Tr1181 'es Hunted, 1
)r to- be nutted, In iu'eordi'.nec with the pro- 1
Woos of ilii( said recited act.
1
1 'Platt t le said 1)(be,, ,, -., sled/ bear interest
A call is respectfully solicited.
i� M. Tf-TOM,SON,
Egmondville.
11R•itl (.(.111 ,
ago, he is not sixtyof giving money by c y of bonus or t Mutt ons, of
years old now. other uteitln to the (;c moony, in the oust -defies,
Ifte beetaan life soon and lived manyo1 etitlipmcut of stiitl ltnilwny, or of 11-1113.11
ny (,f th(
lives. Perhaps he �r ill 1`i1Ld his S. ort(:; atntht)ri'etl nllldei t1• act, irl,'s11 'h I) plttllttn•
L""tareC'L' lowfr
--� , as y11cI1 itlntuu�palrtic
at leas:t. , shall thlnl. .apmciteut, provided �h% ti
lug Hire for a Porter.Oa-the
ado t
„ i5 1 eal aud to title h extent i
Of thou 'l ` •41 (1' anSr
Mistak
A coniroercial tratieller arriv
in town on Wednesday anti regi
-terecl his name at the Thompson J
I.iolse. Like all tr>.vellers of h
kind he lhacl an eye. to business, an
no time vas lost in getting a. ho
and rig wherewith: to take a rain
down 81/atrta way. Sparta has i
fittractions, and so the •'' Cumin?el•-
*Ia><i " experienced; for it• wts` not I
till ticnight drat he again found 1
11imseli' alt the i" hompson House
door, shivering
. , � Ill the chilly air.
i>~noc' :., knoc; , knock. bought 110
3•eply, and despairing of making him-
se)lf heard iii the landlord's dreaaruy f
chamber he paused auu to ;hie Lisga�tr b
Mouse, w fele light waas seen str'.eanl-
il1 front a-wiindow. Knock, knock,
knoe , and a. footf-t1l wars heard s1
within. .L carer and f(aare: it gauge,
the door -vas unbolted, and there 1
face to face Mood "Coilnnierc•iail " 'i
�t titout )ot'tl -fin alLcl , t,
1 S ware ill ]light clotlfes
l)t'aa`tIly aL lli)na, it, .�, 1__ i ,' tU
'4 `haat the d-1 clo 'jot, want t" :
was the fILfllle's. quern; ---uttered ill • ti
-a bass 'oice tl at plight Bare Come of
frOtll file Flll'Oat of ?C>(''S tr; • ra
im anti m
fuaCif't):,t 1'aL\-ell, salla with a s ?ecial , sa
empllaasis on the " " (, 1. be
�"Orr. .). Sva11t
is I'UOE11 land ct sett," �T t1S OOln11181` of
t'i ti's quick reply as lie stepped ytl
ba iskly over the tllres11o1c1. ((t) �I
111(11 so Such aid or ns isittncc, by uim of ) 0,1114,
donation or. oth0rwis(,, 8111 11 ba give ant 1 after
the p:ts5iil of it By-1a� for the putts). e, :11
p •ion of Snell By -lidp by the rt{tel tyei, pro-
(t
;stied alba, that itny such 13v-laty, td he vain(, shall
e(1 be )studs int cunfermi.ty- 1t1itlt the loan') o thi Pro -
sac,
%ince+, respecting Men cilia
such L', l,iws s() pr450)1 Shall b•k Vali ; in tad
8tliuciin;,• such rate nsav exceed 1 ins � �
th-
c u t.rc the m gi'c 'ate tte of
15 i two cents on the dollar on the oaten va tie e such
L' 1 rateable . property, provtdi•d that the an-
Inual rate of ass(1sstt'eht(; 811;111 no , in
any case exceed fon • all purposes two tents
Se 1 in the delltli• on tie • actual value o � the
whole rateable ble proliert', within the! mica ) tlity
I or portion of a slrunieii alit}- creating• 81 eh ("ht.'.
it s And
'4t itFn1..ts, tht' llnn (*panty )of the Towns p of
Tut kersinitll hos ere tt'i' uu•tl to aid and.:18(1 011e
said Company, lty giving thereto,
o, by mat3 of b )Ritts,
the stun of $1O,00O, tulchir the author> ty of salt re-
cital act tinct
ZytI:1:FAS, In order to cauy- into e''fect tht said 1
recited object, it will. he necessary :fin• the i;aid
Mn sieipilll 1 to raise the sitid 811111 of;k10, )OO . 1 the
*liarlureulaftcr mentioned aud set forth. And
W itt•ainaI, it will requ 'e the stun o/ .141 100 o 110
raiStd aa)a)ually by special rate, for paying the ,1)1
debt of :10,0011 and iutei,eat on the debt altar• ;111 to
0 issued therefor; its hereinafter prow {t:'cl, A, id •
�, uTact ts, the 711110nnt of the whole rat( idle pro -
why of the said D.stuuici( 8lity, ilTt $pt j;tiv • of 1 Lv
;tither increase of the 8111 le, :cud 11180 i:u•r •wpt•(t,1 e
any Mei-ease to he tier" red froln tit tt itipo •;k1 y .
tiveatment of the sinkin• fond herei tar 01' 11 cit
Toned, or any part there is taccordiis • tc the est
evised assessment roll o the said _l tinieipa ily-,
ung for the year hail, the 80111 of . ix ham led
nd seven thot;sand nine huuthed and 'evenly- 1,ve
()liars. And
Witithroto, The anidnuf of the exi:lig debt of
WumnE.ti-T, For paying (he intnrnst [upon, 1 nd
a principal of the sant debt of a:10,0001 as here'11-
tar mentioned, it will re mire an annital spec.' 't 1
te in the, dollar of (me mill and eight4entlis (1 a
ill oe. the %thole of the r; teithle piaqa'rty of tl t* .
it
1111)10(1 as follows.
GIVING ITP B SINESS.
The undersigned intend giving up Business this
Fall, and they will CLEAR 01.1T
and a -11001w 111 te ad six". per eention per tunnu
ruin the ; date thereof atul such interest
thohnice of he said delantures, et the place where i
, t 11. ;said deb atrima, are math. payable.
11
he firat day of Jannary and the first 1
; ayl of ,fuly a each and every ear ;luring the con- "
1 ;1.1 That illr till, purpoat• or forming it sinking 1
• ; -merest. to beelone due thereon, an equal
1 a )(Tod rate a three mills in the dollar shall in ;RI- I
1 - . -1.1 - , man) all the rateable property '
id Mnuieipality in addition to all other tides
le; ied each year.
i. le rue see
vial wanted
may be requir
st. That it 8111111 alid limy be lawful far the an (1
do dollars 1 y way of bonus, the sum of ten thousaa (I '
porter he was anyway "; and retort hundred dollars e.ach, and not
followed sally in quick snecession tIhr‘ete,,t1211 re s slue 10t 1 et Cif Smidet.h )°tlie se
allti ill anything but complimentary '
_phrase, Fintdiy the %Cut portly
3 ou geD it. .,nd. That .it shall be I win! fler the tor
urer thereof.
Srd. That the said debentOes be fixtde pay
0
et
ormtion on, from and after the 24th day „f ; CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE Co., I
r. That at , votes of the pie !t7 -. ( said 1 American _ ... 'alley bought and sold. I
ul
31 turipahty, ithall be taken on -tbis By-law it the 1 Particular atte. ition paid to .
T ma Hall, in the Village of Znrich, on Tu !tidily,
th . 1 7th day Of October next, commenting a nine
(7'( lo k le the' forenoon, and closing at five ( 'clock i
Coll early and secure _Bargains
The highest price paid for gutter, eke.
All parties owing accounts will please eall am
settle them, and N:IvO themselves further treuble.
BONTI-IRON SON.,
Seitforth, A:twist 1, 1.87. 109
e . aid deltoid:ire:3 ()rimy of thein.
G. That this Ily-law shall take effeet and come in- 1
1 Teleuraph and Express Companies,
,to no*, .11 tat: year ;if our Lord one thousand. 1 „
JOI PRINTING.
in th • afternoon. William Wilson to be Ret ruing 1 StOre, Seaforth
DO NOT FORGET THE
OLD STAND.
OCT. .
Seaforth Foundry
Would desire to call atten WTI to their
THRESHER & SE ARA CR
greatly improv
et
1141,
Which is able to compete withia.ny other
Machine in Canada.1
Among Ail many advantages, ye at -i
tention to the following—the! way the
Cylinder constructed—it re tires less
power and is capable f
THRESHING 'MORE AND C EANER
THAN ANY OTHER.
The great complaint among
always was, that they could th esh more
than they could clean, our impro -ed drum
does away with all these complaints ; it
he -wind.
without
ave also,
he grain
Thresh -
and ex -
y other
is so construated as to regulate
to keep the riddles from ehokine.
blowing any grain over. We I
improved our Mills to prevent
going over.with the strai,v.
We -would invite Farmers and
ers,.generally, to give us a call,
amine our stock before purebas
where ; we can sell as cheap as a
Establishment "
,rone but the best Material used,
very best workmen employ
and the
The Machines we sold. last yea "enable
us to say that they g‘ave better iiatishte-
tion than any other ever sold. lin this
PITT'S HORSE POW. R
kept on hand at all times.
We would also desire to direct the
attentien of farmers to our -
.SAWING MACHIN S!
JOHNSON BROS. . Which are capable of sawing fro forty
_ .1 superior Gang ?loughs, straw d tters,
'Cultivatorn, Scuffiers. wooden an Iron -
beam Ploughs, Scrapers, Kettles; &c.,
MI of which we warrant to give sa, isfac-
tion, and will be sold as cheap aS t, any
other Establishment in the Provi tee.
REPAIRING AND CASTINCTI I
Or EVE RY Di!SCRIPTION,
Done on the shortest notice and ost
reasonable terms.
CHEERING PROSPECTS
I ABUNDANT HAR,y
I The present favorable Spring weather
1 -warrants both farmer 'and Mechanic in
' making timely preparations for the Ktom.-
ing harvest.
W. 0 0 I , .m.Q, THOMSON a, WiLLIAMS
L. E . ,.. ,, 1 While thanking their patrons for th lib- -
Ohio Combined Jfachine,1
eral encouragement act:cycled them it the
past would cordially invite the a ten -
of Farmers to their choice assortmeilit of
Harvesting Machines for 1871. Our
1 with Johnson's Improved. Self -I lake,. has
given complete satisfaction for the >est
owo years, and is now. offered to .tlie
_public with the stroneest guarantee for
The: Cayuga Chief, Jr., ArOWeil
durable. handy and best working Mo , el-
' known, !being constructul in the hod of .
the machine entirely of iron and st el,
1 and with it 1-i`t: defy competition. Ye
also offer the
Reaper, !
SUMMER IS GONE,
. BUT TECSI1E IS
J:ittst
Received
COIPLETE STOCK ..OF
ST
•
Eh:lb-racing the largest designs iu
TWEHADS,
BROADCLOTHS
IDOPSIKIINTS
VENETIANS, &
F'OR FALL WEAR
Crimpberis
OFFteE—Elliatt & Armstrong's Book- w.
ad
in
P 17
A NOTICE, the above in a true Copy I
repotted By-law, which will be take into
elution hy the Council of this Muniei nifty,
r ue mouth from the first publication ti ereof
heillrhox Exeosoron, the date of which first
li atien was the 22ud day Qi September,
SI
1871,
SHOPS FOR SALE.
'FOR SALL', two Shops and forty-four feet front-
rnichael's Hotel. Apply to
age on Main Street, Seaforth, opposite Car- 1 W3.17 -CAMPBELL. ,
1- -
I which took first and second prizes
• acknowledged to be superior to any otl/et
1 pattern now in use, as it cuts perfectiiy.
1 takes up lodged or tangled grain bettei
than any other rake or reel ma,ehine, a4d
cuts eq tidily well from either side of Of
field when wind is strong from any di..=
reetion, can be raised or lowered when
motion and is very durable.
AT
Clothing Establishment,
NEW YORK FIOUSE
We invite inspection of our machincii.s
and mode of manufacturing by put_
We guarantee satisfaction in every ma-
chine, or no sale.
TERMS EASY.
The agrieulturaliSts of Perth and at
joining counties will not (we believe) b
so blind to their own interests as -4•
give their orders ,to shops mare time
100 miles east, when there are iirst-clast,
works in their midst, building Iargell
the best machines, equa,l to any of tit:1E
I same machines made 111 the Province.
Call and see us, -send in- your orderi
1 by mail, or deal with our agents; as it I
every ease you will get a :perfect ma
chine, and on the same terms as you/
and prices being established and mil.:
All other kin& of implements con-
i stantly on hand.
174 would call special attention to 60 The linr. ! STEAM-ENGINES BUILT,
1 of Canadian Tweeds, bought very hno, and first ' And all. kinds of MILL WORK done'
Address
faiNovowsetFtlii!suah,:o°1.1:1,1111-::77cLudo:,11:afk
Itir1:11 1
eate:ring, salting,
iir,4:31t3t
d.iv on tire 6,11'1312: tg-onn
lade,:i with fish.
the ipasS123
i, in hand : and afte
tler;,c this pari. dela
:114 we:eh -of nighZ 11'
-the Of the fish ou.1
-13 irk eoreringsil
When thorough y (I) led .14
ed it is taken to the
.111eldRIBI, where 4;
-i-ent. markets, Inc di
are known as '',),ferchalk,
or broken fish, The Ifirst nau
the 11est quality ; the Second i'.,
.gree inferior, while the third i
.sidered good -enough kr
the " Dun is used at. home.1
sounds or air -bladders;
tongues of the cod are pickl
kegs, and make an e.x-eellent
is world-renowned for its wed
fill t1 1 itiRs. The best is made 1-vil
boiling, by applying ito the
of heat, and ;then filter)
three :times succession„
thin flannel or similar
-When- carefully prepared it i
pure, nearly inodorons, and
crystalline transpareitcy.
refined cod-liVer abOut 36
are, .exported. annuall, the
here being $,240 per ton.
with inferior oils by etaile
f-3old .a Very high pr4e,
London Hospital for 41:6 trea
consumptiVe patients,, it is
:that seventv per cent. inipro're,‘
many the good ,effect is! 'perm-
-Newfoundland Letter.;
_Co-operation Anion.8.
Farmers need a little better
-derstnnxling of the advantat,T8
Jerived from to -operating toge
with one another. Fanners'
should be organized this:fairin
ward or section of each towns
- and some place of meeting appo
ed. where they can. assemble teat!
of an evening, say once or t,
week, to discuss matters zene
regarding the cropS, markets,
- etc. Ell'orts should be mad
counteract the doings of specula
and middle men in forming con
nations to cheat the hard -work
iroducer out of '4), portion of
4rarning,s, for their own benefit,
Workinfr into each otherPs hand„
Jower pi ices ia local markets,
older that they may sell at a 'bra
sheuld be subscribed snflitient
pal/11914, knol
to 113A -oral& to the. farmers'
terest and opposed to spi?culatoi
Die)! ig)lt he gni efefl int -0 fur t
hy one who has every comenieni
for doing so to a t va tagil, and at
moderate expense. 1)iscussions
a general nature should take Ow;
bearing upOn all that is lik-e?'y t4.3
the farmers' interests.. We 1/
farmers might be greativ 14-nefitt
way
Keep Sheep.
1-' -prv farmer should knep
her wool is low or high,
Ire the /1108t profitable stork /IP
‘Ziki 1 Nev.:It] anl.:;t1'.eliitit7„
\\ —Ail proper !care ling 111a aff
thnible their
'11 ley airord line, meat •
tanner's table, with little
.111(1 1•65)5 WOrtilleSS tuts. They