The Huron Expositor, 1872-01-26, Page 1K IJRRA14 FOR 1812,
WM. - AULT,
NAM S'rgEET, SEABORTH,
ON HAND a superior stock of FAMILY
(-1110CF.RIES, embracing Teas of the best
retti.:, sager!, 1Zaisins, etc. Also, f'rockery and
antft•Ntry artiele usually kept iz
a first-class Grort ry
Such as Flour, Oat and Corn-tueal, Potatoes, Po,
etc., alscl, el,.:Ty description of
rje:111131,_
Such a Chttgs Pe.4044 titan find 81101.114, tat of whieh
* w ill be sold ateaper than th: acoovest.
VAIC.3t ' 0 rf14-4:E.
market price paid for all l;indS
Idnec,„
tiber the place, Main htrei,t, East aide,
rosi e (o‘entry's Boot aud wtStore, Seaforth,.
I•
Pit() BO -XC) PUBLICO,
ATCTIES JEWEI,RAT
. COUNTER.
jIISt•rcceivedt very, choice aud superiOr
stoel;: Of jcwc-lry of every description ; also,
Watches and JU14e1instru-neuts„ ` A
choice lot of Vi.dins. also Violin Strings in
variety. Every de:,cript on of Watches,
Wid Jewelry rt. paired, and NN arranted to give
satisfactinu. It is needles:: to say mon, as Conti -
ter well enough, known in the County of Hon.
FAR, FOR SALE.
ItttLI. in the Township of .qtanles, County
Hurt.11. e cellent faro:, beim.; composed
'Nu. 1:1, Sixth. Concussion. tortainin,„^' 100
creaO0 of whith ore- cleared. well fenced. and in a.
:Attie of ettlth Lion. TIACIT fire 18 acres un-
-': (IA fail wheat. There are on the premises a. log
hon,.e. log barn, end frinue driving -house ; also, it
fIOU 1 oreletrd ; thov._, is a f;flua. spring well COR -
I rcenic,n4; to the stables.. Dist.- 11, good spring. crea_
This farm is situated tate utile and a liulf south. of
Varna. 0=11,1.grtici.1 road. Fo.- further ptirtioniars'
ci
1-.)-4v to the nroprietor on the vrilnises, nr to
• Narna.
- .114 1.- 1IITCHELL.
a t -
FARW3FCRSALE
11 Sale. Chetip, Lot No. 30, (ith Concession,
irowta.hip cii Drare, County‘of Droce, contain-
in;.T Ina acres. about 'Au of which an- elottred, tho
beltnce weh tub '-ell with litecit and n.taple. No
wte-te lima. There is a never-failitur stream of
water running through it. It is aituktted within •
five mih,. front the llottrii.ing Yillege of Paisley, '
tie 0:ugh which the Wellington,. Grey and _Brox('
Railw•ty: sluntly be running. If the above pro-
perty 1 n.t sold, it will be leased, fhr a term of
' v.•ars for tie. iniprovernents. Fdr further partieu-
P 14s. epplys L1'osXio1 Qi.c Seafoith.
-July 1,>71, 189;tf.
f
;OW FRQTCGRAPH BOOS FOR-
SALK_
It -XII. 29‘ co:!.. 7. townshi'v =
A tictin.711.M 70 kif which. c1eare4 .
tall in a : goo,t cultiiaLiwi. era, 1 1.1.01.1 is -
Tle.re are on tin- T,t?- 11.is/bod
1.1 hev.ed log-botts..!, ktl.m, two wells
bt i. d Thi:. form is within
of. A jolt 111.11, a 'ILti 1'1, P0 where a.
.1. 0 of tlk!, Wellington. Grel• and D.ruce Railway
wih be 1.1..ated, also the breadth of a lot from the
Nortitent'firavel Ito .d. Also, a frame dweUing
4.4
° t911-41'. with the upptr part fated for a Photograph
Ualig--ry. There is a good well and stable on the
premi,es, also ft ft-efoti pirtien. This property is
situateti twat the i.a.dne,.:s eentrk- of the vitiage ot
ti.4-.4.14.Ii which the _Toronto, Grey and
lialittav will be running within one year.
111 Tht Nctiffit. will be soid on catay terms. For ptirti-
, culttrs apply to the rroprietur-
efSAAIVEL WALEER,
Photopalpher, Wroxeter
-
N. 41. -The Photographic.Instrunnints will be
to sold with or -without the g:dlery. 210-3m
Or to (I.R COOPER,
- . I,ann „Agent, Dingle P.
fa,
UoTION SA LE
LAIND INTUCKERSMITH.
re
Lfs • AMES HOWSON has been instructed by Alex -
t
Montetto. tax:bran P. O., agent for the estate of
the 1 o Robert McMordie, to sell by public auction
1.-s•
on the rroaises, ou
k'RIDAY, 2ith. january, inst.
at t-velve o'clock. noon, the following yalualde pro -
pen v, in the To•wi:- hip of Tuckerandth, vig.; Lot
Noill, in the 1.-A Con. 1...11.S., of the Township of
Tucker,mich, in the County of Httron. ethisisting „
of one 11.0.., 1i1 acres,. morl or less, two acres under
learehold being reserved. The land is of excellent
quaiirF, and in a gJo'l. zitete of.cuitivation, situate,
2":' tqiies of the village of Urueetield, 'wish
go -al builtlizIgt; and orchards. Also a quautib
farming' implenientS, &C., for cast.
LP 1 • 1 '.0 hundrtd. (1012 u. of jrehzoO
• money rectal:NA down on -Real Estate ; terms for
halamre easy by 1.t1-iing good security. Further pill-
tienhirs 001le known on dav of side,
.J 10:W.-ioN, ALEX. E
..Auctonn.er. Agent.
Iiisoivent Act Of 1869
in th ;totter of ROBERT PARR', an .trisoIvent.
..)..'1hL itottice that a. meeting of' th( - crEdit9rs of
.tilO tt"..ar,--natrieti insolvent will be held. at the
f.8 : oflit-e of 111 (1' IrVtitsen, Esq., at ficnIerieli, on the
. 11:2;.d tlav el Sztituacy, 11,72, at the hem of five o-
.
e",11-1: Iv. m.„ for tit. 1011.14>.41. of a•lvising, the As-
,'.:tiv..... as t.) tiHInOrtflagfof jaue..; Ilatohinson ;::,•!..
to Eh,- di1.1 sal to bc: made of the notes and 0.0--
co111.!.s d!te tine estate, for the appointment of in -
or c, an tor the Ordering of' tile affairs of the
-,....te g,•tier illy. - -
JOTIN TIAI,DAN,,
Otlieial AssiL,rnee.
( le -i -I:, Istrailry 7. 11172. 21.1
Insol:V-eot Act -0f 18.69
AeiliNIStIENtr.
a-. pro tlw a1 of JAME-'t TY.ONAliD, of Ain1eY-
1:tie, an insolvt
e7- fl Ict-to:Nent i.- 10.I0 1.11. te-o,b-ninent of his
1 01.- ere litors are notitlea to -
1
1.11 v: L,,, 1 here snit! It. t1( 1. 141.011 eftr-
busla in the %Magi, of A. iLleyville,
11.111141,
WediNICAttitY, '2 11 -Any of 1-.111 1.1 ry,
tIo. luvu- (0.‘ no, n, to receive
statements of his a1441,, and to H.:: an as.'
e.
L•
e r 1!eh:keit:is 1011.1 day of. ,Tanttary, A.-
- 1)/X111 1.V.ITSON,
ezitu Assignee.
SW'S: 01.* THE
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":77:
• 174'
st`tirilf •
A ehoite aseertioeut of liteht end heavtr
har1t11.4, whips, bellshorbe clot Ling; etc',
•
L.. pt ettliAmittly 011 111111(1.
t -Lepairing pi onliit,ly 11:i1-i1:I1.(1 to, Nu
t3-
' charges IltOtterut eheraatiber thc plaCer.
ign of the Stoteli Collar, Main. Sereete:
Seafor-th.
16tlt f W... H. OLIVER.
•
1111.111mmtmermeemsmonanne'
VOILIPPIE 1.51 NO. 8. I
WIIOLE NO. 216.
SAFORTH, FRIDAY, JANITARY 26, 1872.
41M1.11M01111.1111111.1111111ae
ki)Ite :grown
puniasZED
EVERY FRIDAY 4011WING,
IN SE8.FORT1L,
TAIMS.-$1.50 per year in advaiies, or $2 at the
end of the year.
Ad veil bang; lin les.
' TitAxsie.sr.
//First insertion, per line, 8 cents; subsequenein
sjirtions, 2 cents each time, per line.
1 CONT'lLicr RAT08.
One 001111NU one yOIII t .. . . ..... $60 oo
half " 35 00
" " 3 ni'Onths ° • • 20 00
Ralf " one year ..., ...... 3501.)
" " 8 months . • 20 00
12 00
ilne-rourta ono yesr . . . 20 00
" " half . . ... , '12 00
" 3 months ..........,....: 8 00
One-eighth one ....... . . . • , 12 00
tt • half ft
•
" • " 3 months . ...... 5 00
One -twelfth one year • 8 DO
4,‘ ‘,4 half tt 5 00
3 months 8 00
()liminess 'Cards, (p lines and muter, V: year.. 4 00
Advertisements of !Strayed, Lost, Found, &e.,
IRA exceeding 10 lines -first month, -r; after first
irionth, 50 cents each mouth.
Advertisements of FARMS and REAL ESTATE
tor sale, not exceeding 15 lines -first month, $1 50;
each subsegnent month, 75 cents.
Births, Marriages, Deaths -Gratis.
Adyertisements without speeifi0 directions will
be inserted till forbid, and ohargetliiccordidgIy. '
. MilLE.AN BROTHERS,
Munn() L McL.AN,) • PUblishers.
ALLAN McLEAN.,
- BUSINESS DIREcTORYa
MEDICAL. r
MITCHELL, ist.. D., Graduate of Victo-
ria College, Physician, Surgeon, tc.. etc.,
1Crti0.n1rtt, Oxtc.-Coroner of the Count,. of Huron.'
-Offle,e and. residence, at Thompson &
k
1 'IR. W. R. SMITH, Physician, .Sprgeon, etc.
Office7-OpPosite Scott Robertion:s Grocery,
Main street, Seaforth. ,
-J'Sirs 81'7:WART, M D., C. rd., Graduate. of -
McGill, University. Montreal, Physician, Sur-
geon, etc. Office and Itesidence-Brucelitkld.
IT L. VERCOE, M. D., C. M., Physician, Sii,P
• • goon, etc. 0flie and Residence, corner of
Market and High streets, next to the Planing MU
JjCAMPBELL; Coroner for the County. Office
and *Residence, OVer Corby's corner Store, Main
street, Seaforth. Office hours, from 11 to 4, each
4lay, and all day Saturday. 159
LEGAL.
:1" M. LEET,.Solicitor, Wing,Ition, has been
- pointod Agent for the Colonial Securities Com-
pany of England, he is also"...kgent for several pri-
vate Capitalista of Toronto, who loan Money' at
-very, reaeonable rates. Inteieat payable yearly..
Charges moderate.
Winghara, Doe. 15,-1871i 218
kfroCAUGHEY & HOLMESTED, Banisters, At-
• A'Vj- torn 's at Law, Solicitors in Chantery and
Insolvency, Notaries, Public and Conveyancers:
Solicitors for the It. C.Bauk, Seaforth, Agents for
Us Canada Life ASSurance Company, '
4N-4.30,000 to lend at 8 por ciint. Farms,
\Hounes and Lots for sale. - . 53
BENSON & MEYER, Barristers and Attorneys
at Law, Solicitors in Chancery and Insolveney,
Conveyancers Notalies Public; etc. Offices -Sea-
-
forth and Wroxeter.,it.tunts for t -he Trastand Loan
Co. of Upper Canada, and. the Colonial -Securities
Co. of London; England. **ley at 8. per cent.- no
eommission•le rged.
JAS. 11. NEN 'ON.
W. C. 31F.YER.
II Oil% 0.6
KN9.
X'S HOTEL, (Late Sharp's.) The under-
signed liegs to thank the public for the liberal
patrOkage awarded -to lino in times past in the'
.ho::ei business, and also to inform them that he has
again resumed business itt the above stand, where
he will be happy to have a call from old friends,
and many new ones.
126 THOMAS KNOX,
pRINCE OF WALES 'HOTEL, Clinton, Ont*.,.
C.. J. MeULTCHEON, Proprietor. First-class!.'
sec .mmodation for travellers. The Bar is sup-.
plied with. the Tory beat liquorS and citkars. Good
stabling attached. The stage icavea this House
every day for Wingham. 204-4t "
EXCHANGE HOTEL; Godmich, Ont:,
21-4' .1. CALLAWAY, Proprietor; J. S. WILL1AM8, (Me
ol American Hotel, Warsaxit, N. Y.,) Manager. Tills:
?,_hotel him 'recently been -newly furnished, and re.
t fitted throughout, 'and is now one o/ tthe most com-
fortable and canneodious in the PrOvinee: Good
Sample Rooms for Commercial Travellers. ,
--Terms
128.
1VIIMCEL
A. StbV'S LIVERY & SALE STABLES.
Offlee--U *ILLTILY'V Retel, Seaforth. -Good.
Ifor.ne. tvid lirst-class Conveyances always on hand.
•
S„; LARP'8 LflLL STABLE, MAIN STREET
. 8eaforch. Firal-class Horses and Carriages
al.wity4 00 h.anti at reasonable terms.
It. L. 811ARP, Proprietor.
OlIN BRIGHAM, Exchange Broker, and Rail-
way Tieket Agent, Ilongliton's Hotel, opposite
G. T. Railway Station Seaforth, Ont. Through
Tizkets issued to all points in the Western States, -
California and Red River, at reclucci rates, affording
the greatest faPilitios to Emigrants. All necesse4
_information given respecting Land Agen•eies, etc.
Oroenbatica. 13e111.18, Coupons and uncurreutMoney, •
0 -old and Silver Coin, bought and sold at best rates.
f"! It- COOPER, Conveyance;:, Commissioner in
Queoit's Beiteh, insurance and General Agent. ,
Agent for the following Fire, Life and Accident In- I
sex -once eiv panics : T 13
he esser m'M
id Toronto, it- 1
teal 11101 the West....‘ra l'ire Insurance Co/tip:tines, a
-the'Relian.ce Life Assurance, and the Ilartfor.1 Ae-
„eidettt 1:H.11ra-rice company. ' •
- E
IN THE TUNNEL.
,
The disastrous 9 ri equences which
sometithee ensue .fr•in. efoung people of
oppOsite sexes being brought: into prox-
imity to; each other inn
. railway tunels,
are I eleverly set for h in he ap ended
veros froththe liar
1
ele/vocate:
Riding- up fro pr,.
On the Pull n rain,
From'. a -six weeks . hooting
- Lathe woods if faine,
Quite extensive h skers,
Beard, mustie ie as well,
Sat a '" student el r;" P
• Tall, and 'line, an swell.
, ..
Empty seat beh' d
/e u One- at his id.
o a pleasant, st, ti
NOthe train o h glide,
nteraged coupl 11 I
:Take the hind:r seat ;
Enter gentle maa • en,' -
Beautiful, petite.
Blusilingly she falters
' ".Iii this seat e gaged?"
(See the aged cot
Properly ening ,d,,
Studente quite ec ta sc,
Sees her ticket' t‘ through
n Thinks of the Jon thiniel--
, Knows what h Will do:
So they sit and c atter t
, While the cind rs flya'.
. ; Till that " studei t felle
.., Gets one in his eye ;
-.And the gentle ai iden
im,
Quillely turns , b tut--
" Mak 1, if you p el se, sir,
, Tryl to get tt.ou ?'' '
Happy' "student el er"...
' Feela adainty to tilt ;:
: Heara, a gentle vviisper-e
"Does it hurt oumich V.'
. FIZZ, ding, dung ! a montent
teethe tunnel quite, .
And a glorisois .datIness
, Black. as Egypt'. night.
1
*
Out into.. the dayl ght
Darts the Pullin n train,
Student78 beaver. eufijied °
Just the merest dn.
Maiden 8 hail:sleet :led,
And there soon p 'eased .
Clipping little ear ri
Caught in etude
g
it' beard.
AN UNPLEASANT AtPINTURE
Written jor. the Awo
In the• winter of 18 , th South of
Trelend was in a & very distu bestate•
Outrages and burnings :were of- common
occurrence: _Armed men. smarting
under a sense of real or iniaginary
wrongs, paraded the country oads some-
times in open 'day, and the peaceably
disposed inhabitantallised i colitinual
terror. I lived at that time n a retired
part of a very disturl ed district, .end
(like 'Many others) wa. arm' [ling to be
•Out after nightfall. Bt
i eme dark night;
-
m the month of Jun rY, hiving been
detained about two mil 8 4'011 home un-'
tee o'cloek, was,: returnirig, end had
nearly accomplished' half tho distance,
Wheii in the most lonely part of theroad
was siohlenly cenfronted ty three arm-
ed men. The' came tO the Charge, and
preseutt:d their three bayoriet within -six
iiickes of Jny breast. illhey continued so
for soine sechnds (which to me seemed
;pry long) w•ithout speaking a *ord.
During this titne could See that two of
the bayonets we.re fastened .itn poles, and
one 0(1a etin. I sif-aii muffled. up in a
large walkeig• cloak, mid he who carried
the •glot peered closely int•o my face, .and
then whispered sbniething Irish to the
others, who i 1'40:0 edi at ely sh, Ide red
arms and marches1 off, leaving the alone.
assure'. you that I was not long in get-
ting hones, fearing lest rey ge,rstry should
eilan-se tlieir miiids and reture. The
neXt morning before I Fvas out - bed,
our sorvant chine hit!) the -room, to
say that a messenger had wine over the
mountain -to. tell me not to be annoyed
at what had ochrtered last nittht, that, I
was mietaken for another, VIA I had 11,
friend ;slid that no mischief Wde
as intend
me I honied out of bed but all traces
of the messenger were lost. I question-
ed our *I but could learn nothing from
her more than,that the es: *tiger was a
giri whilai she did mot know, which Story
I verY mech. doubted. "
There -was in the neighborhood .• a
workman named Daniel a
quiet, industrious mati; on -Whom I had
confeered,sorne Small favore, and he al=
ways appeared to he very 4.10.1C11 attached
to me. He had a son. Denny, a strap-
ping, 'wild young fellow, who was strong -
y suspected to be conecertiedin those
lightly proceedings: Some short time
!ler my alventiire, *Daniel, on' returning
rom the nextvillage, where he had
MONEY 1-0 WAN ou real el tate security. * taken' enon of ' ' t
inn chatty. callet 'into my house. He
anneiliately introduced the stiliject
All orders by mail or 0: crwis proinp tly attend- j
ed to. Mice, opposite 11,0t,fs“rttiiOr ShOP)
T VETERINARY SURGEON, a
Iscandly ur by letter, on the Diseases of Horses. Cat= b
tieeete. heotle eseeivee a see -new and practiCal ,
dn...ation,-and liming been awarded the 1)iplonia.
ef tho Vete, it r'. College of Ontario, T. J.-Charehill
has every f:ir f Ibillt4t of giving satisfaction to all
who may employ . • •
1,t1yuits.zier.s--A, Smith, V. S., Onta-
rio Veterinary C,,dlef.,e; Professin! Bneklantl, -1)r.
Thorburn, Dr. Rowel, fkna -./(Vt.11S., M. D., tt,, 8.
v.titernarY MedirineS constantly on baud.
, cabs promptly attended to.
• 'Office-Gamic:boa's Hotel, Seaforth. 182-2m
186-1f t AINLYITILLE.
told me I need -fear nothing,. that I had
-ottenaer of the Ontario Veterinary College,‘) -„
logs to intimate to the inhabitants of Seaforth
and ttarromichrtg eart‘itt,T, that he itas opened an J
.0n-1es itt Heafot tit, where he may be consulted "par- t
friend, that his th-nily was sometimes
broad, and that ne one would 'dare in-
ure oue of hie friends. T began to Ties --
ion him further, but as if he had caught
• A e m
sa -hie too uch, he suddenly
.
toppl-d, and cnuld obtain no moi•e
rnm "him BIlt E had learned euough to
eiheve that -Denny was the lep.der af the
arty which stepped nie, and . to his
Maness 1 was 'probably iadebted for my
fe. -The whole , trans4ction goes to
how that kindoets is not thrown 4way,
yen on the moialawless.
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-r- . -
LIST OF LeTTERS .
PEMAINING in P.eoforth Pot Office, nucalled
-Lv for, on the Oth ;armory, 1872 :
Blair, 13 Hera], Wm
Cep; D
Gown; Wirt Hare, A T
Hart, Mrs .1
Cameron, Miss M Homer, John
Critendee, *8 Isabella tannin, it
cameos!. E 4
Lerera
-Curtin, Xfiks nce George •
Dunsmore 11, 11311cirLiethoet'l;Irs B
_Darby, lEf ' '
_Dobson, W A McGregor. D
Davis, Mr 011arre, M
Duncan, Mrs II E , Oltourk, Miss
Nfilott, J W ' ' Reinhart. P
"Fraennifi, Wm _ Ryan. H A :
- Sayyean, Mrs .T,
el'oarrr8yotJ.n
,h „ Slinerlses :, Stark; James
, S. DICKSON, P. M.
o• (
I Superlatitre Meanness
J .
, .
renshis,"; the genial Senior editor of
f ItIcLEAN M, PuhIbh.
01 50 a rear, in advance.
keep his family alive. He had a garden
twenty-five feet square in fi ant of his
'house, 'When the Secretary, of the So-
ciety Which eupported hi n cane i on him.
he asked what was • the yal b Of thee
ly.". About $18 ? ''Yes." . When the
garderipatch---$25 ? No. $20 ? " H rd -
the next quarter's salary came $18 had
been cleducted from it. An ther in-
stance west of a I;" donation" pa ty given
niter. All the g fts w re mark -
such price as the givers chose to
he, and the sum tote of ien
s was deducted horn th pastor's
Among the - rest was a little
of black pepper, ma • ed two
At another similar "d >nation "
wo fans were sent in, alued at
ts each, and this amoun was de.
from the minister$ salar
to a mi
ed wit]
put on
amoun
salary.
packag
cents !-
party,
five ce
dieted
f •
The anadian Dal is Ag-
. • SOCiatio • •
The fifth affnual conlventio of the
..
lanacir ii Dairymen's Asseciatio i will be
k •
.I.
leld i the Town Halle Inge -soli, on
Wedne day and Thursday. tu""
e th and
th of tbruaey, 1872. he Eecutive
ave thb satisfaetion of a nottec ng that
rrange ents have been lade by winch
he cm big aminal meet ng wil besone
• the sliest . iinportant and ukleful to
airym rt that has over been !old :by
he Ass4ciation.. X. A. Villar( , 'Esq.,
f Little Falls,- New Yor -, will deliver
he ann ial address. L. Amok ,
f 'ithaea, New York, li il kin lly eine-.
exited. to favor the cony ition with a
arefully prepared article 41 " it isonees
lieese,1 with Microseopi Him rations,
h ieres in milk.
folio a ing will
. .
(talon of the
here , en any
s coin- 1
ar, a (l svhat
ecure furth, er
eese. How-
!), e ahlei.id: with what
year uggest
ter in C nneetion 'With Cheese
"-Can the•t‘vo be *milli ctured,
with profit, and t What exteot, '
1 the erhain be t :en- fi orn the
lout in jiving the
the
1
owing the vatioos clia
mong her subjects, th
e diseased : i
1. Tanted Ali k. -Has
i ent lul the col
vered at the fah
th the previous.y
mild she used to
erioeati n of 0
Early Cleese
fore lo ing flay
i
does the experiet ce of toe
ise to ear y sales.
. 3. But
Making.
together
if any, c
milk wit
cheese?.
4. Food for airy Sto
extent. has soilii g been
the best system 0' winter f
5. Hee the qu lity of o
ing the Oast -year met the
of the fdreign in rket; if
has it, been deti ient, • an
take to
prove
iik del
ared w
Tuproveeens
2. De
lbng ea
safety
alte neceseetry to
defieienc es ? .
6. Ho does
pest feiv' Years
hility to
iig a spe
✓ ising?
Ample:
fitl discu
and mem
ly into t
time w
sionef
ers are
e discus'
he expe
arrant
the excl
11 be al
ach of t e
equested, 1
'on of the
tofore, ti . e will le _given f
si laof fetich other pertinen
arly member may wish to p
consideration of the Conve
11 Q11. George ' Brown, Pro
Rev W. F. Clarke and other s hav
ineitedtoi attend, and it is El. pecte
0 1
an amount or Knowledge .a1 exp
will he brought he bear u 1 th
jeete he f ore, th e Con vent ion, s wil
grisat value to thle import t in
reresented. Owiig to th liifici
.he etofore obtainieg full rep 'Is fr
fa toriete it *is. urgently "re 'este(
m mbers ettending will be •repa
ii
_ha d then to the Secretary t the
,cc
ve Alma p ..send them by ail, t
no y rece Ve the • very :a rtly
af' en -
14
•
ualit
•-T
actic
diug
che
equir
ot, 1
wha
med
nce
kit% .
on ,of grain
of the
) what
al; and
se `dm,
extents
What
steps
those
of the
then adjourned to meet
Itchru'ary, at the school
.tection No. 3: • •
WILLIAM
. .
agein on 10th
house in School
ff
1
' Canada.
.1
;
! The foundri7 in Port Elgin, belongipg
to R. ,.. McLauchlan, was burned last
week. Nothing was saved and there
was no insurance.
- - - The driver ot the Halifax "Black
Maria," or prisoners' van has fallen he r
,
to a fortune $ ,000;000 in England.
- -Hon. Join
has been mini
caudidate in th
present Nor th
Commons.
Ora.wforde of TorontO,
ated the Conservatite
coming election, to re -
Atari° in the House Of
--- The 'Welke ton Telescope talks like
a father to the B uce County Council. It
says the praetice of meeting at 8 P. M.,
the first •day, an charging a full day's
pay for half an hour's work should be
discontinued: al o, the making of bun -
comb motioni /aid speeches and the
pra.ctice of 10relling, to which many of
the members are sadly addicted, should
be done away i h.
-1 At the rterly meeting of the
Presbytery of 1 uron, held in Clinton,
on the 91h and 10th inst., Rev-. Mr.
Goldsmith, of eeaforth, was elected
Moderator for th ensiling six months.
--:It is stated i the London Adre7lis-
er that the ilities of the firm of
Atkinson, (tattis flotigins, timber and
grain merchants of Widder, will not
- amount to obey $50,000, instead , of
$100,000 as firet uppoeed. Nothing has'
been heard of r. Atkinson since his
disappeal•Once -bet re Christmas Lind the
feeling is gaining ground that Phe is not
an absconder but as met with foul plate
The statement in this column, lait week,
to the effect tha Messrs. Ca.vanagh &
Armitage, of k eaforth, were heave
losers by. this fir , we are infoemed, was
incorrect, as thes gentlemen were amply
Secured,
-- The Cornwa
lowness of water
for three -or four n
'present time is 80
The oldest inhabit
like it. In the u
wall Canal there
only seven feet of
t
1 Preehohkr says the
in the St. Lawre.nce
onths past and at the
• ethilig extraordinary.
nts have seen nethipg
per level of the Corn -
re at the present time
rater.
-- The South L eds agriculturists are
of a belligereot n tare. At a meeting of
the Al icultural tkociety, in Gananoque.
tn-i Friday, a rola* was caused by a pro-
pbsal to change ill place of holding the
quire the calling o e of the Volunteers to
annual show frota Ganameque to "Delta,
which assumed au h proportions as to, re -
restore order. ;
-Mr. John Livinostone, of, Listowel,
has writter. a let ezr to James Gordon
York flerabl, thank-
fforts to effect the
y of his brother, Dr.
the African explorer, ,
dispatching, at his;
expedition to go M :
Mr. Bennett, in ea.:.
etter, states that he
Bennett, of the Ne
ing hint -for hiS
*escue auk reco-Ve]
David Livingstone
by . organizing ail
Own expense, an
search of hime
knowledging the 1
entertains the most' hopeful feelings re-
garding the ultimo o success of the ex-
pedition. '
-a-Mr, David Shew, of Eirdno, County
of Oaiford;las leasid for a term of years
is farm in East i•re, better known as
Lie "Stewart Far "-for an antinar rent -
1 of over $1,100. The farmeis a mag-
ificent • one and .contains four hundred
1
cres.
• - Messes. John aied George Steuthees,
ho reside neer Dpnegal, in the town -
hip' ot Elma„ hate recently returned
:um a. shooting excursion from Mus-
oka, Where . they shot sixty-four deer
al one beer, and tleapped, a large num-
e.-r of mink.
- Says the Montreal Sitar, under the
aption, **Signs attic Tithes ": "-Dr.
e =Sala, a -Jewish Rabbi, and a foreign -
ed -fir the;
3e su ject '
ent t.•tree-
itheAlihscetri:--
sti bj lets as
sent or the
tion. The
, • Buc land,
been
0
e•
;tickets of adinis -ion to all he se
of ' hie Cd, vention,. $1 each, wine
Associetio, i Until Februery, 187'
col stitatta, the pere n a mei' er
ell
Sll
tli
i t tl*
!tie nn o te
other doctune
the Mb ers of t
year. Ladies
rangement as pr
vi11i the di
lerent
-pa..s- Mem ers of
bh4ir read ae redu
• Jett&
nnual re ort
tits as may
ie .Associe
,admitted
vioualy, w
ailway
the Aesee
ed faro.
NOXO.N, P
be se
ion (I
free.
11 be
that h
rissetilLbee- at
be of u
letryesitisl a
MaeCtrIttvitiotliintailiellet- fakswil
slops
L- b
ii
f, and
id to
)t out
uritig
Ar -
made
er, opemeg Congress with prayer ; and
Rev. .W. Morley Punshon. Diesentet,'
lecturitig on an Anglicaa platform in be-
-alf of a Church of England Young Men's
Soethey. Verily, the world moves !"
--A petition sigoed by all the most
lluential peofessional men of this
•ounty has been trensmitted to Toronto,
king for the re-eniting of the Nerth
disouth Ridings of Huron for Regis-
ation purposes.
- The St: Thomas Home Aurnat, last
eek, devotes a large poetion of its space
a speech by Day d Mills, M. -P., for
Ahwell, delivered at St. Thomas on
e general. lisped and prospects of
enaction politics. \Ir. Mills is a rising
d able man, who is likely to take a
gh position yet t e ranks of his party.
coocindipee his .sp ea. he hoped that •
ere Might be at a early day, -formed a
vernMent of suffieient energy and suf.,-
ient bole:nese .uedertaire to guide
the public opinion of the country, in-
. stead of drifting about noon every cur-
rent, having no other object in view
than to Maintaih themeelves in power.
- The pertyin London favoring the
'leasing of the Port Stanley Railway to
e Grand Think .have obtained at:orn-
le victory. At the annual meeting of
areholdert, held Last FridaSe a Direct
ory of leaeists was elected bya large
majority. The present aspect of railway
Matters does not please the .London Ad-
rertieer, which Says, as folloWs "The
London and- Port Stainley Railway is now
in -the hands of the leasists. Aldermen
S. Bark, r, Egan and Cousins, have been
elected by the bogus votes of those hold-
ing the. transferred' steak, in room of
the old Directors, and those greitlemen
who paid up their stock are (mated by
our Addermanic wire -pullers, who have
not a „gent of capital at stake. Mr.
Cousins edinitted that the stock had not
cost them three cents on the dollar, and
maintained the right ef the city to give
it away for nothing 'if they were so dis-
posed. it ie probable that legal proceed-
ings will be at once instituted to make
the votes of the bogus stockholders void,
and thus save the icity from the iron
grasp of monopoly. ;It uow be seen
how intimately connected is the succese
f the London, Huron and Bruce with
he progress_ of thiS morement. The
1
R. A. JAN -Es, So :retary.
r-4. • INI. M-Pathq8 to 1_11
atron over z:ts
esidept. .ah
tr
Morri'S. • - w
. ;
loONCIL IMEETI SG. -The b .3wly elect- tO
ccl iembets of the. Municip41 Council of 6(
the towiisl ip of Miirris met, on Jaeuary th
15th, deem ding to law, at Brown's botel, e'
in the village of Jamestown. All the ali.
members present ; the Rea -e .in . the hi
chair. ' Ti e minutes of lriet meeting -111
were read rid adopted. 'The famine th
officers tee 6 appointed for tie preseel GI)
year, 'i'-iz-e_ Wm. Clegg, Cler ; •George fie
Forsyth;
lector e 3-01
sT
7
fo
ti
the Is ese York Obserrer, orffered ti ty dol-'
enticated case nieh a well anti 13
lars reward, some weeks p, if anyone to
could fur
of meanness melner -than dne. he gave, w
where a ministee s wife was invited to di
Council at next el -eeting. The tilerK
was orderte
the Mnnicij
CoMicil an
seessor e _Henry M oriey, Col-
n McRae, Treaserer ; Wm.
rmstrong Tavern and ItLicee se In pee -
or. Rob rt Armstrong a a...,/ mes
elly, Ant itors. The follow'ng acc unts
ere order -d. to be, Paid : onagl y &
immons, ,24 for printing 4
inutes ef 'ouncil ;1-.Lawsoie
- Co., $1 -- for prititing. (
hos. Kell • $25 for•lodgin eben ures
-Ali Prov'incial I Teeasur r ; ,George
mith, .‘tfl 0 part Ipayment 0I1 j0 ) on
eh concession ; I) or. Clegg, $1 for
ereices as Rot:unite; Officeri at no not-
ion and e ection ; Henry , Mooney, $90.
ar iee. roc ived orders on the Treasurer
°lector'ssalary in full. : The following
✓ etaxes wrongfully charged aeetinet
len:. ... a Browne $.20 .12 ; ' Alexander
lli itt, :$1 j. Armstrong, $1. Jonathan
loor ancl John Jackson were appointed
investigete the. cirtiemetaeces of John
irminglisAla and Thomas Halliday, who
ere reported to the Council to be 141 in-
gest t circunistances, mid report ti the
to. purchase seven, copies of
el Manual for the use of the
1 its oflicers. -,. The Lieese
cep! 8 of th
lcuulloch ple
bentUres ;. sh
, visit a wEek among the icciple, and the
amount of her board was afterward de-
-ducted Oin her husband. s salary.- -The
responses to his offer ha.Ve been so
munerous as to overwhel him, and in
his despair he gives them to; the larger
Jury of the Observer reade s for decision.
One case is of a hard,worlung missionary,
who, OD a -,$400 salary; - just managed to
;
Inspector iwas ordered' to notify all
parties whoi intend to apply th the Coun-
cil fer certificates fdr to.yero and shop
license, toattend with-. their' sureties at
next meetirg of Co sn.cil'S' The Council
Prospects of that road are now in the
hands of the bogus directors of the Lon-
don and Port Stanley Railway, and we
shall see how -they &will fulfill .their
trust."
-Douglass Russell, the revivalist, -
was in Port Hope last week. The
Gaide reports his meetings -well attend-
ed, considering the brief notice given of
them.
1--A joint-stock manufacturing com-
pankis being -organiged in Port Hope.
Capital, $100,000.
- John Miller, of Pickering, has im-
ported between $15,000 and $20,000
worth of thorough -bred stock, during the
past year , and. intends to make another
visit of purchase to the old country in
the spring.
=Upwards of $9,000 worth of pork
changed hands in the Goderieh market,
on Thursday of last week. One dealer
purchased $6,000 worth.
-Boring in the Waterloo salt veil has
now reached a depth of 1,520 feet. The
drillers are still boring in the "blue
shale" with alternate layers of Lime
stone. The ehale is strongly -impregnat-
ed with salt, but the percentage of the
latter varies somewhat.
Cord.wood seems to be selling at a
high figure in Stratford this sdatoiu The
contract for a litindred cords 'maths
C011itty buildings was let for $2 80, this
being the lowest tender.
-Mr. Modeland, of the IrVine
Foundry Elora, tecently shipped from
that plaCe to Vancouver Island., *nit
'reaping machines • and six plows.' Mr.'
-G. A. Bruce, of Guelph, has aleo' re-
cently shipped several buggies to, that
far off lead.
-At the recent convention of Trinity
College, Toronto, the honorable degree
of D.C.L. was conferred- upon the Lord
• Bishop. of Huron, Dr. Helniuth,' 'and
Archdeacon McLean, of Mamtoba.
- Mi J Klotz, 8011 of Otto Klotz, -
Esq., Preston, has been appointed Emi-
gration Agent in Germany for . the Do-
.
minion of Canada.
-The journeymen carpenters of
Stratheoy have requested from their em-
ployers an advance Of 25 cents per day
on their present wages ($9 a week), ths
advance to cemmence on the 1st of May
next. -
--The Brantford Area's calls the editor
of the Courier a sneak, news thief, liter-
ary vagabond, and mental, physical
coward; andi he editor of the Courier
replies by calling thiS Hews a skunk, an
ass, one of New York's choicest -black-
guards, cheat, swindler, unmitigated
fool, and foul-mouthed liar.
•
--The Wellington, Grey and Bruce
Railway is now in perfect running order
to Walkerton. One passenger train a
day will hereafter be run each tv,ay be-
tween ,Harrisburg and Walkerton. Only
thirty miles more of this road have to be
built to reach Lake Huron, and that
thirty miles is graded and realy for the
. .
iron. ,. : -1 ,
--:-.John Wallis, ex M. P. P., foriWest
Toronto, died on Friday, after' a long ill-
ness, aged 57. .' .
-A laborer, named Thomas Cross,
whilei. choppiug in a lik tah near Rockwood,
County of tVellingtor, tu
, on Sarday, was
struck on the bead by a falling tree, and
instantly killed.
- John Snell, of Edmonton, has sold
his eelebrated ball "Louden puke."
which took four' first prizes at Provincial
Shows, to a gentleman in Virginia.
- Lewis Corydon Moore, Deputy
Judge of Bruce, (lied at Port Elgin, on
Wednesday, 17th inst., aged 36. About
[ eight years ago the deceased came from
the County of Norfolk to Goderich,
fwhere be was for several years a partner
of Mr. Toms. Two or three years ago,
he went to Walkerton, and soonafter
received she appointment of , Deputy
Judge, which he held till his death.
-Letters for Manitoba and British
l Columbia are now made up at Windsor,
I and are forwarded in closed hafts three
V, times a week. The postage to these dis
!itant Provinces is the same as to other
1 Parts of the Dominion.
- The mansion and grounds of the
Hon. '1:, B. Wood, among the handiom-
est in Brantford, are to be sold.by public
anction; on the 27th Met. Mr. Wood
sets $20,000 as th p upset price.
-s* so as
1-“sysick.
i COUNCIL MEETING.- The Council -met
Ion Monday, the 15th insa ,., pursuant to
'Statute, in Mr. Gilmore's hotel, Gorrie,
and having taken the oaths of office and
;property qualification, the Reeve took,
it hech air. Members present: Messrs.
1 .
Alexauder - L. Gibson and Benjamin
.,
Maguire, Deputy Beeves, and Messrs.
Thomas Wilson and Wm. Higgins, Celia-
cillors, when minutem of leet meeting
were read and approved. Moved by Mr.
LhMaguiee, seconded by Mr. Gib -on, That,
e suni of $21 50 be paid to the Treas-
rer of Grey. being our equivalent of the
oney expended on boundary lin?. be-
tween the townships. -Carried. Mr.
1
ret -rill's case, postponed from last meet -
was considered. Moved . by Mr.
thrum), seconded by Mr. Maguire, That
Mr. f emit be sisal the balance of has-ac-
6eint, as: appears by the By-law to
innoitut to $1 03. as suon as he furinshes
aatiefactory proof to tile Council that he
has complied with the By law of the
to wns hip. -Cerri ed. Accounts rendered
lout ortlerutlto be paid.: Win. eianderson,
$2 63 for plank to eoyeth- culverts on con-
Ossion 6; Simon Littre, $6, part pay -
Anent tor work on lot 18, concession 4 ;
.Robert . Jamieson, $15 for work at same.
place. Moved by Mr. Wileon, seconded_
by Mr. Maguire, That the petition of
Thomas Gibson, Esq., and .:.8 otharsr for
th4 Council to submit a By-law for the
approbation of the ratepayers of the vil-
lage of, Wroxeter, to grant a sectional
bonus of $3,500 to th6 Toronto, Grey
and Bruce Railway Company, to aid in
the construction Of said Toad, and. also a
petition from Dr. Aylsworth and 25
_others, from the village of Howick, to
tubmit a By-law for $1,500 of bonus to
Said Company for said purposes be receiv-
1 •
Amsamssm
ed, and that the prayer of the petitions,
be considered when the By-law be pre-
sented.. -Carried. Moved by Mr. Wil-
son, seconded by Mr. Gibson, That -two
assessors be appointed to go -together in
assessing the township the present year.
Carried. Moved by Mr. Wilson,
seconded bj. Mr. Maguire, That James
Foster be appointed one of .the Assessors
-this year at a salary of $85, and that
Thomas Walker be the other, and salary
$80. -Carried. The Clerk read the re-
sult of the votes taken on January 1st,
1872, to aecertaiu whether the Council
would expend the /limey accruing- from
the Land Improvement Fund on loeal
improveMehts in the township, or buy
debentures to the amount from the Wel-
lington; Grey ahd Bruce Railway Com-
pany. The votes taken for buying up
debentures were 605. for improvements
.19; majority 586. Moved' by Ma Gib-
son, seconded by Mr. Wilson That Mr.
Hendry's offer be accepted, and that Mr.
Perkins be authorized to redeem deben-
tures of the Wellington, Grey and Bence
Railway to the amount of $5,000. -Car-
ried. Moved by Mr. Maguire, seconded
by Mr. iGibson, That John .Aikins and
John Wiggins be Inspectors .:of Tavern
and Shop.license for the current year. -
Carried. Moved' by Mr. Maguire, sec-
onded by Mr, Wifson, That John Keine
be Andieor for the. present yeare--sesr-
ried. The Re,eve appointed Mr. Earngy
the other. Ahditor. Moved by Mr.
seconded by Mr. WigginS, That
the Treasurer get $6 for an extra journey
to Goderieh, and his salary the present
year to be $65. Mits. Dodd's taxes for
the year 1871 were canCelleth Thb
Council adjourned to meet again the
third*Wednesday fit February next, in
Mr. Ketchum's Hall, Fordwich, when
applications will be receivied for licenceet
&c. Geco Deetiz,. Clerk:
HIGH PRICED HORSE.-Mr.Wilbam
-McCulloch, of McKillop, sold a horse a
short Line ago to an 'American bliyer for
,$175.
COUNCIL MErrrsos-The Council Met
on the 15th inst., pursuant to Statute, at
glhambers' hotel. The followidg gentle-
men deposited their qualificattons and
declarations of otiiee, viz: W. J. Shan- -
non, Esq:, Iteeee ; jae. Has, Esq.,
Deputy Reeve ; and Messes. Bell, Rea,
wed Govenlock. Councillease alie Reeve
then took the chair. The Reeve appoint-
ed Jas. Kerr, Auditor. Moved by -W112.
_Bell, seconded by A. Gewenlock, That
Lauchlin McMullan be a.opointed.Audit-
or.-Carried. Moved by Jas. Hays,
seconded by .Wm. Bell, That theeateries
of the different officers be as follows,
„viz: : Clerk,, 90,$Assessor, $60, Col-
lector, $65 ; Tavein Inepector, $8 :;
Treasurer, *40 ; Auditora each, $6. ----
Motion carried. . Moved in amendment
by A. ttovenlock, seconded by A. Kerr,
That the salaries of the -different officers
be as follows, vizQk.i k, $80-; -Asseie-
or, 0a,$Collector, $65 ; Tavern 14,.
speCtori $8 Treasurer, 4O,$Audittnes
each, Moved by Jae Bevis- Sticonda
ed. -by Wra. Bell, That John O'Sullivan
be Clerk for the present year. -Carried..
'Moved by Jashays, seconded by Wm.
Bell, That John AseClure be appointed
Tavern Inspector fur the present year
Moved. by Jastfays, seconded •
by Win. Bell, lliat the petition of each
party making apphe Awn hir tavern
license be complied with, providing he
has the proper accolurnotiatiep,, in ac-
cordance with the By-law, and theTavern
-inspector's certiticate-Carried. Moved
by Jas. Hays, seconded be A Go venlock,
That James Dodds be paid $8:for gravel-
ling on CoucessIon line 6 aisd' 7, Loi. 32 •
and 33.-- Carried.. Moved by James *
Hoye, seconded by _Alexander iteyr,
That John Sternigle's taxes be remitted, ,
viz. :3 32,. he being M indigent eireum-
stances.--carried: vioved by Wiihara
Bell, seconded by James' Hays, That
Wm. Bowie be paid *5 for keeping a
sick man named smith for three weeks.
-Carried. Moved by Jas. Hays, sec-
onded by Wiliam Bell, That the Council
do now adjouilii to Meet at Mont amier .°s
hotel on tile tam' Saturday of February
next, and all parties wishing to obtain
tavern licenses sere hereby notified to
attend.
-
JOHN O'SULLIVAN, Cierk.
PENNY Reannsusa-The first of a
sci i es of Psliey iseadings, under the aus-
pices of the Churchman's Association,
came off in the nave iafl, on Friday
evening last. In e011Stille11ee of the
•stormY, state of the weather the au-al:mice
was rather small, as was also the humeer
of -performers ; but taking everything in-
to consideration, the entertaioment was
one of the bese held here durin`g the
winter. Amongst the piectee more par-
ticularly eallingior commendation, may
be mentioeed 12te mono solo, " The Ree-
manten" Mts. . A. Bockus ; a read --
log etat1ed the Death of Mai -anion,"
by Mr. It. D: Freeman ; " Meet Me in
the .1..ane'•' by Mr. Thos. Harris, and
"elan theLife-B0 it," by Mr, ,Sedgevvick.
The tWo latter geltLie111A being ohneed
to answer ent:ored ; ,both of tbeiu bulging •
with marked piecision and animation.
•The cotertainno nb concluded with a
leughatee dialogue " 1lie \1 ay to V% ind.-
hain,' by Messrs. Moran . and 01ause.
The next, of ale series will take place ix-
about turee weeks.
DRAMATIC. - The athatear Dramatic
Club, of this place, are preparing to glee'
another ell tertanthielit. iV e understand
it will consist ot to fal'OCS, " The
rish Tuue and " Ornnions," with .
a short nouncal melange between the
plays. We are ;sorry to hear that thoir
President, Mr. G. M. King has, on ac-
count of family rash's,' been offiged to
take tip his residenecin Kincardine. His
s 11bIt,not oniy by the
members of the club, but by allwho are
acquainted with hint. -Cost.
FRANK, PALTRIDGE has been working
like. a brick, and. has got all things ready
to make you a dozen photographs this-
-winter ; only $1 per dozen, Scott's
Block, Seaforth.
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