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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1873-05-02, Page 10;SINTE OABLE ere -12X) *lige or._ the Couuty of Ram; on _ Ex elision of the REY AND BRUCE WAY, _Ma no about LE BM DIN TS. all be offered for &lolly 6ssels, on the Grounds, at ie 18713. ,-One-fouttli . the purebwor ish at the time of sale, wiiik rrnaIpayments,. secured, by or annum- li_rosy be learned on apt,Th '...EADBEATZR, pruprieforo cooper, Brussels, Ont, ithe above property may kr Office, Seaforth; G. 3:1„, 'erich, and at C.ILCoopWs TIrt EMAN,. Auctioneer. 'DS KAT ROUSE., etrate aezd color. tit s_ Light Grow R..< Colons.. CLOTHS nAN un»ter Sut ,SY GOODS itatns and l'eamets. mem. MS, SALE kE FOUNDRY AND COTTAGES u -street, in the UF SEAFORT _ iblic Auction, by .Tosepli lIPBELL'S CONMERCLilWTEL t, orth, at 12 Gaeta rtoon, r --4th day oarlay, IS173, V.mtained in a certain mort.- v conditionF, to be then and !lowing hinds, premises and rty -0, on gain -street, Hanared and Pity-severo survey, village of -Seaforthr ttit of au acemore or less,- •ciliug-houses, the FOtmdt7r ud ah other boilablgs, ohedst te thereon, and also all the Implements 12(Vic being Machine Shop. That is to- •-tatior,ary Stettin Engine of ;ower, built hy J. Watson, of on Turning -lathe, on an rning-lathe, on Woodeu chine, one 'boring ma ! machine, and the shafting lonnection with the said DUI,- Lmt 'W the front shop, lower horse -power, flasks, isat- :too one gang-ploW Pat' - pattern,. (me cultivator t,ter pattern, four plow pat' in.,-.cellaueono patterns in biacksmith's biock-ovith-ohop; one tite eircular saw one [i.v-iethe and ainiftin&' and With ill.' lafit-Lgentionea fst.uitair Beoitles the wh.ich are of enee, to:o stories high 4V too flame cottages one ranser- aoti outhuil.Orgs. r • . ar time of sale; 1114' tio rut in terest. al-o:y to Messrs. Rabin, MoCAUGIIET & :tot 2814 kITS MONEY .';EAFORTIL 71.- I:ATE OF INTE i.nor noply to him. t PROPERTY LIVES. Seaforth- -Ar *1:7•:`1` 'FOR .urance Company–"- '',,:opany, of Toront0-- az. t- c- Company: a afered oy any other Cryinpanies. Fairley's (Irocery 252 NT stE • WOLOIAC WO. *S2. SEAFORti FRIDAY, MA..Y 2, 1873. SicialLAW itladetemmits, Publishers. el SO a Wear, ten sevazieet tiJtattut .. 4t. CAREER 10 it CANADIAN BANKER. 1 .........../r...^......,.............k.1 A..W•I•.•........., * -.ABM Tog_ SALE Ili 71102:11,1.0P. 'COB SAM, a roil Farm, composed of North .1: Of lot 15 and the, west half of it 14, Con. AlfoRilloProontaiIf 10° aarekil 5° aleare'l and ' Correspondence of the N. Y . Times. welitiracea, ana in good. cultivation; balance well idorrrnzsh, April 25,1878. -thabared with hard.wood; a good. Mune house . apd new log barn; good bearing orehard ; two We Montrealers.haVe been not a little Miles ands half front a, good gravel road; 10 miles amuse" at the hostility manifested. in from the village of Seaforth; there are two stein'. ' _ stucreinsa-ithin Si -miles ; convenient to churches, iN ew York against some of our principal - emoola era stems-. For particulars apply to the hanks, augh as the bank ofMontreal, icepsietor on he PrePliaear or, 11. by letter, to Bank of British North America, and 290*4 JAMES McDONALD. * Bankof Commerce,which have been. Winthrop F. O., ' employing a considerable amount of their FARM FOR SALE. available means he New York, no doubt N� he Ea. th. Road, nezir Seafor, west half to their own advantage. It seems as if of Let 85, Con, 1, MoRillop; 5.1 tem% 0-1l these operations are not duly appreciated helellrettouse, ;gOonetlw fenixtApply on the races,f nanewd ftremisesdritieov-ionto grchar'aide,";" Tc51?-colcs' ,in New yorin while in Canada, where eev-mouey has . for several months very . p. r GEORGE GAGE1c, sea -tortilla 0. dear, there is quite an outcry -against the banks referred. to for enieloying reaSSERY FOR_SALE OR TO LET. funds in a ftweign country which' Would ITANNHRY in Bluevale for safe, or to lot i situ- be so very acceptable to our oivn bor- e. semi °lithe bank of the River; convenient to bothwater and steam power; buibliug 28/136 feet, rowers. .Apropoa to the Bank of Mon- treal, that inWtution is soon to lose its * stories above vats, 2 set of vats, 6 in -each; bark leach, with new heater, all in good working Presidea, one of the most fortunate eseer:;, are, new aark. mill and currying tables. meh that ever crosaed the Atlantic. Apply by inail or personally to 578-4 D. SialWART, Proprietor. A few years ago Mr. Kiwi-ts came to Mon- • treat from Ireland, as a minor clerk in PAM FOR SALE*IN IrIciaLLOP. the bank a British North America. Ha. . .. Foit SALM, on reas?nable terms, LF.t 20, Con is now retiring from the Preeidency of r, 31eKillop, containing 00 acres, 40 of whteh _ cleared and in a good state of cultivation. our lareest moneyed institution, worth a , The soil is rolling and of the very best quality. fortune Which can only be estimated in There is a good log house, barn aud other build- millions. And yet Mr. -King has never ings, also a good. bearing orchard. The quarter farmthe sten is sibly been employed otherveise than situated within one mile and a of V reed leairngto geatorth from which place ihs a paid servant of the Beak of Mon- tt isabotit-8 miles distant. For farther Tartion- tread. A former manager of the Bank of gr* ISM apply -to the proprietor on the premises, or to British North America transferred his Benson & Meyer, Barristers; Seaforth 218 'SE,NECA EDWARDS Proprietor. services to the Bank of Montreal, and ' brought Mr. King along with him. The How n Peer Irish Boy Because a Mthianalire Itgr. Sing'm 64 Tricks suad, Nintaters.7 them, but gave his own directious. Be this as it may, you may expect something of a row at the next annual meeting, and it seems more than probable that Mr. King will have to answer for his pro- ceedings. At all events, Mr. King and his conunissiona and his fortune are the common topic of cortversation here. 11 -It. cannot be denied that during the period of Mr. King's management the -Bank of Montreal has been a most suc- cessful institution, and that he leaves it in a high state of prosperity. Re mity peraps feel inclined, when -he reflects on his Career in the Bank of :Montreal, to • repeat the memorable expreseion of Lerd Olive when calledto account for his ex- tortions in India. "" When I consider the -opportunity that I had;by G—d I am astonished at my own moderation." -Mackenzie as an Orator. VIRGINIA- new clerk showed'eueh aptitude for bnsi- ANY l'A.R.EIES wishing to emigrate to the nes that he was selected to sueceed to tea South can obtain full infonnation from the the office of his Manager On its vacation -undersigned, who have been appointed agents for old. pairop. He succeeded in the sule of lands in, Southern. Virginia, the most ' by his fertile portion. of the South. Further narticulars bringing up the value of the stock, and and lists of Lauds will be furnished shiortly. Ap- in paying large 'dividends, and when he or address. ' had made himself indispensable to the bank he exacted very large rectrunera M.E:lara.SON & CO., Seaforth. FARB FOR SAT 1' OR TO RENT. tion for .his services. After acting to King be terns . for some yeare as enanag,ere Mr. R SALE OR TO RENT, on reasonable 3, Ow/cession 8 Thillett, vonaisting of Came nominally President, but withou 1011 acres, 80 of which are cleared and in O. statoof ceasine •to act as manager. Being ma,s irianipnlate his co -directors. He insist- ' doing itc'and he looks as ff he would If he can't do anything else, why daisn't fireman and engineer, end totally dernol- inches round the sides. Its weight teens ed on being paid a large fixed salary, rather lay thein down, hut doesn't like . he pretend at least to knowthi some lig ishing the building, which was of brick. the scale at tour ounces. If this don't $12.000 per annum, d a commission' of --his pronunciation, is at times extreme - an about breeding pigs? The cause of the explosion has not yet beat, it at any rate equals the Strathroy a. - Pea- ctIltiTation, and well fenced. There is a good frame barn 60140, and suitable sheds, also a splendid crrchard; -well watered; one and a -half milesfrota the -village of Kinburri, and within half a mile of a good gravel road; there are 30 acres fall plowed;, immediate possession will be given_ Perhaps the most remarkable ma,n in the Reuse of Commons is the leader of the Opposition, <Alexander Mackenzie. For my taste there is somewhat too much of alack of mode about him. I am partial- to an eye -glass !myself, and have a weakness for kid gloves. A 11 the literary characters about Ottawa are the same, especially tb e big ones, and ittelle, ,eou kuow. I have often observed. that when a well-dressed. man sticks an eye- glass on his optic, and stares aboat him, teethe staie be ever so idiotic, the action has a considerable effect. It is indicat- ive of mental energy. But just fancy Mackenzie daintily dangling an eye -glass with a hauct-neatly gloved, and staring at tbe ladies in the gallery. I am con- fident if such a phenomenon were to - cur, Stirton and Byrne' would. resign ou the spot, and l'ope would go into brait spectacles. But the seppositiou is ab- surd. Confound it, he does not even wear a ring. Nevertheless, blackenzie is in more respects than one the most re- markable man in the House. He has not a tine or attractive voice by any meaus—his modulation is not in any way conformed to the rules-ehis action is nil, save a strange way he has of catch - bad fellow, but only common and frivol- ous in his life, and -wanting in personal dignity and elevation of character. The scandalous stories about his dissipations which are circulated from time to time are simply falsehoods. HE IS NOT, IN ANY SENSE, dissipated or loose in its habits His private life is reputable enough. and if he was only a private gentleman, a -young fellow who bad inherited shoddy or come into a pork butcher's fortune, there might be nothing to say against him. Considering what the genal run of princes has hitherto been; for a young prince not to be actually' vicious is per- haps a good- deal. The people are more exacting than they used to be, and they are certainly disappointed. They think that a MAU in a high position Should try- to cariy himself highly, and not ma,ke it too conspicuout. that he is only a very common sort of person, a mere eating and (hinting machine, with no object in life except mere amusement, and with tastes that carry bira toward be called** paying venture. Merchants generally, are beconetag too wide awake to leave valuables in their hale& so that it is scarcely worth while for enterprising burglars to go to the trouble of blowing them open. —As Mr. Alex. McLachlan, of East Williams, was hauling rails out of his wood, =toward the road, last week, a dry tree fell along his path only about a foot from him. _Rad, it. been but a foot nearer to him it would have crushed him to atoms. . A misa is as good as a nine. —All the men on, the ballasting trains and at the gravel - pits belonging to the Air Line Railway, have struel.for higher wages. viz, $1 151 per day. The Com- pany have offered $1 $0, but the men re- fuse to go to work till they get their de- mand. . —All the livery stable keepers in Ham- ilton have been notified. by the Chief of -Police that they -would not hereafter of allowed to hire out their h.orses or vehi- cles on Sunday for any purpose what - the lowest kind. of amusements. 1 The ever. It is understond that this enforce,- . Prince is never heard of in connection ment now is the result of representations artistic, or charitable, except as singe" made Association ahneeiYthoeullb'gabtlactihi sObtjaherirvsatniance with any public movement, literary, formal speechee on account of it He nage& oilwnfoplirivawteilleaber-' eating a dinner and making a few brief Aausoswoceidattioon;ide-LiIonthdeeirr or indeed in any pursuits' that require of a man named Thomas takes no interest in intellectual pursuits, ._The body knowledge and application. When an English gentleman is nothing else, he is often a farmer. The Prince of Wales is not evens-, fanner. ' needed, as she delivered herself up short- ly after. This is rather a change iu the programme. in cases of this fent the shooting is usually on the other side of the house. —The Ottawa Vallee Emigration So- ciety has brought out upwards of 100 emigrants by the Peravian. They ar- rived at Ottawa. on Wednesday, and were all placed in advance. This shows the demand which exists in this country for labor of all kind& —The disease cerebro -spinal meningitis has assumed the proportions of an epi- demic in Montreal. Last week over ' fourteen deaths are known to have taken place theough it. —It is stated that the exodu.s of French Canadians to the United States from Quebec and coentty districts, is greatly in excess of former seasons. —Mr. Anderson, the coinmercial trav- eler who got his back broken in a:tobog- gan° accident •itt Montreal in the early part.of last winter, afterlingering in a helpless condition ever since, died last week from the effect of his injuries. —The City Council of Hamilton have submitted a by-law to the ratepayers of the city grantmg a bonus of $100,000 to the Hamilton and Northweitern way. • --The fall wheat in the vicinity of Pringle, of Widder, was found a few days Gelt has been so severely injured by since lying face dOwnwards on the em- frost' that. many farmers are bankment of the Sauble river, near` Syl- 'Spring plowing it up and powing the lend with bridge. The deceased had bait his . way thaengh the overflowing of the river, ' aPrin.g... gr_ains• - van . . th —air rawer e , , Edward K, nay of Nova Scotia HE DOES NOT EVEN l3REED TIOS. and it is supposed steppe in o He hunts; he - s oots pper 1 pigeons, or ' tries to, not always with removed by the flood. great success . he is fond of the easy —The death is =flounced by the slaughter of large battles, he goes to Guelph papers of Rev. Andre* Me - the races...es often as he can he frequents 'Lean, for sixteen years rairister of the the theatres, and. is raroly missed whet'. Canada Preebyterian Church, West Pus - anything particularly vulgar and slangy Ruch. Mr. McLean had been in poor is being performed, and he smokes a health for a long time past, but with oc- great many very icing einars. People cazional intermissions he was able to are getting rather tired of reading the preach up till live weeks before his monotonous account bf his amusements. 'death. Why, they ask, doesn't he take, or pre- 1 —Another disastrous boiler explosion tend to take, an interest in industrial en- took place in the villaee Norwich, County . i. i. uiCeulyerts, the covering of which had been wdaasyscaallgeod bfryonithOettasewriaour 11.111' alinesfhaxosfohinis'e . . third daughter, Miss Annie Kenny. A telegram received. on Monday conveyed the sad news of her death. Miss Kenny was. s, young lady of much amiability, great personal attractions and rain, ac- , coknoimpl jais.hrnentse and her death is mourn - but also at Ottawa, where she was well ed by man.y frienits, not only at home, —Mn George Watson, architect, Lon- don, has an egg, from a Brahma, hen. whieh Pleasured exactly eight inches of the proxies, Mr. thing a little above "beer and skittles ?" exploded with terrific force, killing of Brant. The boiler of a brick form( ry the round the ends, and b and 9 -lb terprise, or in science, or art,.or some - ter of °the position as holder of the -bulk ing his epectacles by the two encls--it King was able to rather an unconefbrtable may he has of For turtr'particulars apply to the pr p rietox the -premises or address Constance P. 0. five per cent on all profits exceeding , 276 (311.aN sTEPHNN'S. Pr"-Yiet"- fixed dividend. His own interest, there fore, has been to make as much mone ' FAME FOR fi AIM IN GREY. ni possible Or the bank, and the prin T OT No 12 And part of Lot No. 11 in the l8th cipal field for his operation ;was the Cit -14 Concession of erg, consisting of 73 acres, 50 cleared and in good cultivation; 2i miles from of New Yoek. There he lent moire Gravel Rood, a mileti from -Seaforth. Apply to without restraint or sapertision and , - tee Imitate MoMIT:LAN, on the premises. current rumor can be created, e leadin -broker- could always get money in th • if IFARM FOR SAL.E. north half, Con. 7, Towno.bip of Morris, m County of Huron, 100 acres, 20 acres cleared; tip balance in good hardwood bush; a new bank NI frame baru,I16 x. 56; also, a good young-, - orchard. en ost etringent times,- and in the (Tere- us of that broker it is surmised that .r. King had Eitich an interest as to able both to realize laree fortunes in The .above lot is only two nulea o e TraveL llosd between Seaforth sud. Wroseter, and 3. miles from Brussels, siltation of the SbuthernExteu- skin of the Welliuorton, Grey and Bruce Itailway• , Will be kohl cheap for cash, or Cm, other terras.. For farther:particulars enquire of C. R. COOP_Elt, Laud Agent, Brussels P. O. 275c8 NOM AND LOT FOE, SALE. VOR SALE, the Haase and Lot on North Memo . residence at his own, taking care -a- street forinerly oceripied by Ilr. T. I.:- Bull. Terms reasonable. For particolars apply to charge $1,000 per annum for house rent A. G. VAN EGMOND. Senforth. There is a stamp duty on bills of e change and promissory nbtes, whieh, in large institution like the Bank of Mo treat, amounts,. to a; considera,ble ann1 Mr. King, it is said. required all t stamp distributors at the mother ba and the agencies to divide with. him t commission allowed. by the Governme on the sale of stamps. Many of th facts have but receu.tly come to lig Mr. King, hering raed.e his fortune, a -few years. _Meantime trim great tina eier did not deepise even small picking His commiesieus sometimes realized $60 000, alid did not average inuch les salaay_ was $12,000. Ile had bee allowed the use of apartmeats over T, bank which he soon abandoned for s, s. he a to x - a n-. he nk he jit- ese ht. 18 are ng as rietece HAS JUST AD egg, to which reference ie made in another ly Sootier, but he speaks with more pre- DED gREEILL. been deffintely determined - mien than any man I have ever listened. THE , SON XV paragraph-. Surely Huron can beat Mid - to. His sentences ait a rule aa -e short, —Mr. John Battle, of St. Cathsaines, a (Unsex ortaily other -County in eggs, as but at times he gets into an apparent to his .accomplishments, and has distill- well known ship owner has had the, mis- well as in almost everything elate, confusion and mixes his participles up guished himself by reviving the old order fortune to become blind. He went to , .. —Mr. William Glenfield; a brickla,yer so that one would imagine he VMS Stll'e of the Knights Templar, who seem, bed e few nights ago in his usual health, by trade, a survivor of the Atlantic disas- to break down. But no: 'Be always however to be nothing more than a and awoke in the morning sightless. ter, has arriveu at Hamilton a, few days FARM FOR SALE. , A VALUABLE' FAIlilld, lod acres, First Con- -4-3.- cession, MoRIllop, near Seaforth, oil the main gravel. road to Goderich; 85 acres cleared and free from stumps, 35 ,.aeres plowed, the rest under grass; well watered and fenced, with latrine frame barn,s table underneath; log farra house boarded ut- %,,fLi side, and. good orchard, possession immediat ly, titlegoal andterms easy. For further particular aPlAY to 272 tu OW* MEYER'. Seaforth li. 0. FARM FOR SALE. retiring from the bank, and people subscriber offers his farm of 100 acres, con- already using more freedom in discussi 'at` f Lot 14 3rd Consession, Stanley, far his conduct th.a,n sthey did when he w sale. It is situated. miles from Dracefield, 0 , miles from Clinton and ?from Seaforth. There is tne antocrat (3f the money mark a. good frame house and barn, log aro, ° I Moreeyer, he has receritly capped 'jugs, four sores in orchards, and two wells on the' , plaee, acres cleared. School house and church adjacent to 'the lot, and gravel roads ran each side of the farm. The land is heavy elay loam. For farther particulars apply to - 260-3 PETER McDOUGALL. STORE TO RENT DR SEW.. SRAFORTH., 'FAT old and favorably -known. stand, the ATAN- - CHESTER HOUSE, badly occupied by ?dr. JOAN LOGAN will be sold, or rented on reason- abIe_terms. Apply at the store of 279 & JAMIESON. STEAM SAW 111= AND FARM FOR SALE. BING Lot 34, Con- 7, Meliilloo, containing 104 acres, all cleared, with good karm, - bl two good, orchards in full bearing; 0-o never-fail- dag springs which supply the mill. .A.10, lot 35, Coin.% containhor 48 acres of bush. Theiproperty :is situated 6 miles from Seaforth, with a good -gravel road thereto. For further particulars apply an the premises. If by post, to JOHN TROMP - :SON, Constance I'. O., Kinburn, Ont. 260 et. She comes out finished and ellegaut, every sentence complete and heat as if he were reading from a carefully revised manuscript. This is a faculty few speakers possess,, and is only .'aceuired, as is manifest M Mackenzie's case, from a. thorough concentration of the mind on what it is about. The galleries may be crowded with, the elite of the capital, Freemason's lodge of a rather select --A professor of music, named Samuel ago. charaeter. But thislas not exactly had Moore. of RockWood., County of Went- He left that city for England. in the effect of re•establishing him iil pope- worth, Was lying on the railway track December last, got menial there, and - took the ill-fated steamer for this side of plats, a few evenings ago, all the cligni- train. came along and ran over him, liter- wben a the ocean. Aroused by the bumping of the vessel on the .rocks, his wife asked lar esteem. At the festival of the Tem- near Lynden a few days ago, taxies of the body were present—Grand ally cutting him to pieces.' Ile is sup- him to go on deck and see what was the Seneschal, Grand Prior, Grand 'Prelate, posed to have been darnik. • Matter, but on atttempting to return. Grand Captains,. .Grand Chancellor, —The members of theIndepend.ent Or- for her, found the water had already Grand Hospitaller, Grand Director of der of Good. Tempters, Mitchell; have blocked the way bn the main deck, so and youth and beauty may be cunge- the Ceremonies, Grand Organist, and so established in 'connection with their lodge eated so as to make niost men feel tius- • on down to perhaps *Grand Waiters 0 a brass band, and have purchased a set tered • but I question very much and Grand Smillions. All the Knights of very fine instruments. whether the leader of the Opposition wore their mantles, with swords and ever looks toward the gallery at all, - other decoration's. . The rooni was hung —Rev. W. Cochrane, pastor of Zion and if he does, its appearance has no vis- with scarlet and. gorgeous banners, and Canada Presbyterian Church, Brantford, ible effect on him. Another character- brilliantly lighted, and in the midst was intends publishing a volume of sermen.s, istic Of - the oratory of tile member for 'placed the sepulchre, with the figure of which is expected to be presented to the Lanabton is the wonderful memory he the Saviimr on the cross. ' The Prince published in a month or two. possesses as to Parliamentary facts and. I marched' into the hall also, in fell cos- —The Stratford Beacon says : For figures. . it is all but impossible to trip turhe, and was attended by the chief , some days past we have seen. a pitched him up. While many members indulge dignitaries of the order with trumpets ; battle going on between a couple of in random statements, and throw oft a blowing and the Knights saluting with 1 robins of -the male persuasion. They date or so without mach regard to their swords. Then he took the oaths, ! fight in the gamest naenner, and are chronological accuracy, Mackenzie never aud. prayers were read by the Primate of , thoroughly ini . earnest, drooping their does so. He is precise as a book, and his the order, and then there was a dinner I Winger and co mg together on the grass I memory seems .as retentive of impres- • afterward. Of coarse this was a harm: : with a fury t at tears out quantities,. of sions received in the .liou.se as is paper less enough business in itself, but there ; feathers M acing in the shock, they action• ' of the rintine resa. is a childieh sillinessin it which has add- ! rise together four or five feet from the . tile This faculty is a great power in his ad very much. to the Prince's unpopular- 1, grounde and again t ea y. er hands, and it is at times sometimes ity, and the religious people are espe- They have been at it a. week, and have work of ineemharms. A reward of -n00 4-* in.ful to see cially shocked at such mummeries being not settled the difficulty yet. As there for the detectioi, of the gnilty parties has " been issued, and vigilance committees of that to reach tier was impossible, and his own escape was a very narrow one. —Quite an excitement was nce.asioned. in the neighboring village of Mitchell a few days ago, on it becoriing known that a young tasty of the village, about twenty years of age; named Fishleigh, had eloped. with a bachelor . of forty-tive summers, named Andrew Anderson, la--ty pro- prietor of the marble works tliere. Ru- mor has it that then have gone to Scot- land, -the native land of the gallant swain." -e-Great excitement prevail e in Sarnia on account of incendiary fires.. Five fires have taken place the) e within one week, and all have originated in stables ad- , joining large residences These fires have been ascertainedbeyanda doubt to be the amusing auti som s p limax of what many think his outrages, some members ou the opposite side of performed on. the Monday of Passion never was a quarrel without a"lady I have menticared the commissiou which the House wincipg under the lash as he Week. An heft apparent in these days , in it, so it appears in this case. Two de - the directors agreed to give him-, but makes pass before them their old'utter- has, perhaps, a difficult part to playmare-looking robins, evidently females, - which some of the 'shareholders think an .ances, and recalls statements made long People are disposed to judge' the Prince ! sit on the fence or trees in the vicinity, illegal appropriation of their tunds. It ago, which even they themselves had by the man, and admiration and devo 1 and evidently enjoy the fuu as much as is argued that if the directors can ega ly forgotten.. oftentimes au opponent will tion are less a matter of course than < anybody. FARM FOR SALE. f iONTAINING 813 acres, at $25- per acre, situ- ' ated Vermillion County, State of Italiana, on the Wabash River, a navigable stream fo 350 niflev 223 acres of this farm is rich bottom laud, which, with fair cultivation, will produ e 15 bushels of corn per acre; the remainder is land, good good for all kinds of 'small grain; 165 acres 0! this farm is in a good. state of cultivation, the balance good. hardwood; s large frame house 11 storks, one log house, log stables and corn (nibs, two orchards and au abundance of good water. . d 1 some state- they used to be. Yet a little tact 1 — -Mr. seph H. Smith of shareholders a percentage of the profits, , give one of their body elected by the * they may go further and. divide among themselves whatever portion of the prof- its their consciences may allow them to me argument or not, I shall not pretend to It has often °conned. to me that Mac- - Canada. determine, but i r. - it, h one a keezie is in his proper clement, in op- • ty is moving hi the matter of settmgerep step further. Ht • has wound up position. His well stored memory and an Industrial Farm. They find that the his Presidency by increasing the cape keen perception enable him to detect The youthful village of Parkhill has cost of maintaining the peen- of that tal stock of the bank from. six to the weak. and assailable points in a now an -elephant" on hand, in the , county for the past year was $3,100 14, twelve millions of dollars This budget, but I question how tar .he is fit shape of a new High Schooafor the main cost "nay be considered as representing was effected by twb distinct operations. to frame one for himself. Critical—one tetouresaiisc: offuia:dhsichtotthheeviallmagouernst eovillf $.1h,5a0v0e First, two millions were added to the might say finical—he is an excellent and , jump to ee au ment imputed. to him, but it is of no would smooth over the diffiellitY• 11 eStrathro-y, has in is possession an eitg, u.se. I Book, day and date are always the Prince would only take a little more laid by a Bramah hen owned. by him, realty, and it often happens that the pains to couteliate opinion now, he i which measures in circumference around ' f Lambton roves himself to would find it easier for h;in afterward.— the ends eight ine.hes, and around the appropriate. Whether this be sound have been quoting almost verbatim. London -Letter of Apra l5. sides six and a half incase, end weighs four ounces. —The Cohncil of Prince Edward Coun- a, capital of about $50,000. It is praos- capital, it being offered to the old share- healthy Check on anything like extrava- 'annually. Sorae of them make wry alppodrtionment of the Municipal Loan millions were -offered at a premium ing a a year's estunatee a work of pro- —It is our pleasant duty to -day to an - youngster of about ten years of rege was ed to have all expenditure incurr in holders at a Premium- of twenty-five per mince or indefiniteness ; but hie pen- facai, but they should reniember that this movement made a charge upon their cent. Subsequently the. other- four chant air details would make the fram- folks can't put on airs for nothing. stock was of course taken hp, • lain oats roken honest (of the firm of Buckingham & Matheson, --A few days since in Can-onbrook um. . of twenty per cent. The new digious labor with him The leadei of the nounce that Mr. Alexander Matheson, Opposi man , and. I believe it he were relieved of the Bea con,) has taken unto himself a of t16.t iucubuS which weighs down him partner for life. We wish our genial considered the veritable symptoms of the . . a- id his party, and had that elbow room friend and his bonnie bride a long life of much dreaded spinal disea.se. Re was the Royal Canadian Bank at Prince Are necessary to the growth of a great unalloyed happiness and prcsperity.-- immediately hurried off to bed, tucked- thur's Landilsg, Lake Superior. Matters h would take wider views of Straford Herald. up warmly, and every known and un- promise to be very active at that point —The name of John Stewart, Sr., of known remedy, boneset tea, mustard during the season. The village contains Orford township, countypof Bothwell, plasters, a hot foothath,etc., aelininis- a populaton estimated at one thousand. should be sent down to al/ posterity 38 telea. Under this treatment he speedily A batik agency will be a great onvenie that of the most conscientious man of recovered, and but .for subsequent de- ence to the inhabitaelts ; and should. the advance of tied at whicli it was offered. observed by his mother to have what she This, however-, wet net profit, ie the or- dinary acceptatioa of the term, and you . . as its selling pram was considerably iu 'thriving town of Clinton, Indiaue., on, the Evans- maa' imagine the amazement and in Thiq'farro is situated three -miles sou o 'dile, Terre Haute and Chicago Railway, RIO nation felt by the shareholders wh miles f,ORth of Chicago, and 10 miles north the citizens to -patrol the streets at Inght have been. org .artized. On Saturday night last while the steam fire engine was in operation at a tire, the hose was cut in two or three places by some per- son or persons in the -crowd, for the pur- pose, no doubt, of disabling the engine. - —A few nightssince, genie unprineipled persons entered. the stables ateached to Ritchie's hotel, Ayton, near Mount For- est, and took therefrom two horses, and backed them over a high precipitous bank of a river. One of tnem succeeded ID scrambling out and was found next morning, having sustained serious in- juries ; the other, a mare valued at $125, was drowned—the body being discovered next day some distance down the -river. The bank at the point where the animals were sent oeer is between 150 and 200 feet high and. almost perpendicular. No olue has been obtained as to the perpe- trators, and no motive beyond. cowardly revenge can be assignedfor the act — The ifonetary Y'renes says : We learn with pleasure that arrangements havo been made to establish a branch of states -man, en it things, and would. probably have a wider that following —The Lounger, in the Cianadian . • pro- Ill ustrated. of Ter, e Haute, Ind., .a city of 2.0,000 inhabitants ; became knOwn, a few. weeks ago, good omoo ; „.,00(1 Ht:11001 ; good markets and a Mr. Kir:1g claimed iris* comnuSthon. On good mighborhood. 'Terms easy—or I will trade for Ian& in either the Counties oftlitirou or 13ruto., Ont. _oldress JOHN E. RIA.?.;, Clinton. Ver- Brarilalsiosneis,Coonutn.ty, Indione,—or C• C2()7(5).1:,-1E0P" tits on the $1,300,000 added to the capi- eatee tal. theu -claien.ed a commission.of The Prince of Wales. his age. H_ay has been very scarce in velopments the aenneus mother would. place increase mai p p y five per cent. on the prenimm. It Was Orford this spring, am/ has been selling have believe(' that she had saved her as many miticipate, the bank will reap The If eir tot/u' British iCrown—Rogal- af one -tiine supposed that the new capi- ty's Amusements. for a20 and a4 a- ton, but honest ohn child. from ars untimely fate. While important advantages from their enter- - lel would, in acconfaece with custoni, MILLINERY AND DRESS be allottedat par to the io eis 01 MAKING. MRS. GRAY lito4 receivatt b.er stock of SPELVO .1111LL1,VERY, To which she begs to direct the attention of the Who; of Sealorth and vicinity. For variety and prices will he fund satisfactory. Partiouiar atteution paid_ to PPrenti cos warrhod. la:member the place --Opposite Corby's Far - mem' Ston,Ilfairostroet, Seaforth. 279-12 CALITiON TO' TRESPASSERS. N:OTICE is hereby given that arty person found -1-1- cutting or destroying, thrtber on lots Nos- 20 and V.t. in Con. tl, Township of Grey, will be prosecuted according tO law- , . MICII_A.EL FISHER. urey, Apri112, 1878. 280*13 - • Stewart would not take a cent more than picking up his clothes., she felt something prise in being the first to step into this • I warned you some time suice to ex- . $10 atoll fel' the hay he had to sell, be- hard in one o epoc e s an pursuing newfield. f th k t d. stock and water this nn%ression the p ect a reaction from the fervid enthusi- cause, as he said, he " eould not take a her investigation bought to light an ol stoek went hp to a h and for a. I ttle t ea rte Prince o him very hig figure. It assene loyialty tteprevahiledduriugi , cent of any luau's money without giving pipe and a plug of black tobacco. now appears that Air. King seld out is ON411 StOck, to a great extent, a,t the high- Wales's illness. It call hardly be said , value for it." On Frida ht a serious occurrence The Canada Southern Railway has took place in Toronte, at the corner of y t -ices and then determined to issue but there are many indicate s built a verI fine station house at St. 1 Bay and Richmond streets, at a, grocery straw into chaff. A bushel of it will 1 t It a weigh about 8 pounds. If the horses are that there is as yet anyediminution —The following substitute for hay as food for horses is highly reeomraended. by mCanadian tanner of long experience in horse raising "(Jut up good clean es fn,he St. Thomas Peel) e ale kept by a man name( Arms ron the aggregate prennume the new stock at a premium on the new loyalty, ahares,treating this as profits. And, as of rising doubts as to whether the Prince Thomas. are na less than S1,300,000, his commis - et tee greet y set up about their railway facili- pears ' that -ermstrong's wife eutertained working. mix two quarts of corn -meal hpiewi' ee of NA ales quite acts up to 1.5 P 1 an their new depot, and the Jo towal some suspicion of her husband's conduct, withs, bushel of chaff, and let them have affair. Personal enthusiasm for the ties d Prince has manifestly declined. It was and returning on Friday night unexpect- all taat they will eat. lf they leave any boasts of the latter as follows : ' There expected that, when he rose from what equal to it, and only in New York, Chi- edly from a visit to a friend's, Mrs Arm- remove it from the mangers and give it is no passenger station in Canada at all was so nearly being a d.eatlabed, . his strong discover ed her servant girl in bed to the cows, If the horses see at moder- seine ca,go, and a few other large cities are to , with her husband. This ' so Inflamed ate work two or three days a week, raix habits and conduct would bear be found any to. excel it mark of grta,vity of the experi8nces her that she seized a revolver and fired through which he had passed, and that —About three o'clock Tuesday morn- I at the guilty pair: The ball passed. close he would have l endeavored to show him- mg sonte burglars entered Mr. Speck.- i by. Armstrong's head and seriously 111 self worthy of the deep and tender devo- man's hardware store, at Thasaesville, by 1 tared the woman, lodging in the wall. tien -which the country had shown for the front door blew open the safe. and ' The latter, who is wounted in the eye, him. Unfortunately, the expectations ransacked the establishment. They left, was removed to the hosiital, .where s e sion on this operation will be no 'less then $35,000, to sae- nothing o e en- ormous profit he made on his stock. Re has, however; capped the climax by his last operation, and it i3 now stated•con- fidently that there will be an appeal to the legal tribuna.is to determine whether these various charges or commissions are or are not legal. Thedirectors are evidently 'alarmed owing to the strong public opin- ion on the subject, and are not much dis- posed to shield Mr. King. - They say in- deed now that Mr. King never consulted three quarts of meal with th.e bushel of chaff, or form quarts. if the horses are at moderate work nearly every days If you have convenience, it is a great advan- tage to wet the elmff with boiling water; over it with a blanket and let it stand have not been realized, and the Prince finding nothing of service to them except lies in a precarious icondition. A war- for a . few hours. This Will be found is found . to be just the same as he was a revolver, a few pocket knives, and 1 rant was issued for the arrest of Mrs. much ,more healthful, and a great deal - before his illness—not by any means a .i.ollotit $2 in change. This could hardly Armstrong which, however, was not -cheaper than hay for horses."