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which were eettit
he
F the whole 0071
lean the bargB.ere
�.
Er- "(temp sent to
a telegram teem fit.
Ld g
lien said he eh '
oetse
,d o adearmed ac
000,: lrawz fr..
t to sulmm t hiss
lin New ork
•r therm td decide,
had was that
is':s ve allhe
a letter dam
ftw days: after, pry.
•• mxinst such action au
a.brief letter,
shich he stated tlx
=ince of the whole
c rnnn ent. tiff
got an urgent lettep,
'nesting nee
�1. htmetreal, but
I •went to hloete1
new on Dee. rho, wy,
dual close of any ars
d*i ricai:is, with an ut-
rt,nV e-tbligatons he wee
A etated that he h
_irk to the offeed
4.
Lige" his arraiigeitleii
thein. entirely o
agait Snell conduct
e.ntractss� we had ens-
ne loci association .e -
lie uniform good kite;
;arty,; stating that
rable for him to tom.
agreement, or ase
(roue the prop
this was refused :.
teu tion - of visiting Ot - r -
:itter before Sir Jolt
hi the 3l st Deceinb
r of some two heure.
John, and placed him
1 the facts, and. showed
L hick I had from Sir
k the matter, as well as::
:acts anti the letters te.
dmid }'residentewhich
bhshed iii coirnectiou
ewe -lei -tee. 1 pointed out
;leg tions rn3ade by Sio
r`eerueuts with the Goa-
ated to hint all the lead.
wen here. He streuu-
t the Government had
I pointed out that if
nauiau associate must°
attempting to get re
100,000 which he had;
[ then i egnested him teen
hings either to allow
ageiiient to be carted"
ve Sir Hugh out of the(
_'onrpany, since we did
a stepping €tone for his
Sir John said
erraugeuients had gone
ed they could do neither,.
an .Allah's memorial i}l.
1
.tnteroeeaiiic Company,
itertioixs, since the see
.ppased he had entirely
ms. <I showed hint the
.ev ideuee--Allan's own
h was notthe case;and
!Uuent -mete net in his
t
they could. better
the risk of his omission
ty than to -'face the phb':
ew all the facts, hs they. .
if Ailanwas put in and.
his sacred -obligations
associates to whom the:.
I directed hl n2, .and Who
ly-with bilin in. the ex-
he was the chosen rep-
re Government, and Who
;reasons for such belief
delay of a few days or
inn to communicate with.
r. ;Abbott. On the 23c1
again saw Sir John, at
€af my= friends accoin-
'e then went over the
�Gn d added the letters
addressed to Mr.
r the interview, I gave
s request,copies of all
is — Sir Hugh Allan's
4t1,000, said the receipts
or the 1'riz_ ate Bill ex-
'aneda Improvement and
ailroad Companies, paid
nest have been, strange
viler( compared with the
le Executive Committee
cla.Pacific lailroad Com-
' .Huish 3llan, JY J. 0.
s } .: ul,ieii, then in his
-sted us to meet, Abbott
Montreal, and: arrange
actor,. . Sir Hugh had
k,. and while there had
endsand assured them
ill keep good faith With
had the strongest rear
g such assurances, aitcl
nt occurrences. confi=rm.
yet at their. request 1
ushiug matters against,
n to procure a settle-
,anal outlay and loss, and
is that were with me, a
ailed -by his duplicity.-
embraces aft the lead -
'g to my connection with
end mainly of my efforts
concerning the Pa l&
as ,a matter of course,
clout negotiations of a
t' it, which seem lin-
tail, inlets fuxtlier ocCO-
tlut thus- facts would
tirui
,the general points
aid they are such as
ev;(tal'ly in the midst of`
cadet important iiegotiine.
•
Et Y. W.
'roil authenticated copies
-ltxeli •bear on this subject,
slemoustrate the mariner
lattsioess.
t.lierr : In the ebseuce of
n.; 1 Shall be obliged by,
tilt(: t teitral - Committee
-tttU of ;20,000, upon Lite
• as the a non nmt written
t= Et of my letter to Sir
36th uItiiiio-
; ,,tzl:1: E. CARTIER.
also send 4ir Jon A.
! .
more on the same
i're's i heEIT r -
Sir 1[ugh Allen, by-
r. Abb(att $20,000 ford
rpoees, to be arranged
ing tel. the tams of the
(urge f'3. Cartier, o the
of July* anal its Acz
rd-
rc
'JULY : � 878
ance with the request contained in his
letter of the 24th Mat -
MONTREAL, August 26, 1872..
J. L. lteettintet
HENRY STAR\ ES.
P. S. MURPHY.
L. BETOURNEY.
r inti A. To ,ABIrol %
TonorTo, .August 26th, 1872.
To Hon; S. J. G. Abbott, St. Anne's.
- Immediate, private. I must have sn-
other ten thousand—twill be the last time
of calling. DOJ t HN. il A ., Acpo ALDanswer to-
day.
• ABBOTT'$ REPLY.
ll
llotmhi,.eL, ..9th Aug st , 1872.
Sir John A. Macclonald, Toronto. '
Draw on me for ten thousand.
J. J. C. ABnorr.
Jo iN A.'S DRAFT. 0
Toaox fro, 26th August, 18,74
At sight pay to -my order, at �t he ier-
.chants' Bank, the sum of ten t ous'nd
dollars far value received.
JOHN A. MACDONALD.
Endorsed :
Pay to the order of the Merchants'
Bank of Canada.
Jolie A. M ACDONALD.
;XeMU LLEN TO SENATOR EOSTLR.
IoNTIZEAL, July 15th, 1873.
Hon, A. 13.. Foster.
My DEAR SIR : I submit for your per-
usal a statement I propose publishing to
the people of Canada as to my conned-
tion with the Pacific Railway. My red -
sole for doing so is that I have been sub
3ected to the vilest slanders at the hands
of the Ministerial press, of which you are
aware._ The' abFcindtnce of such abuse
makes ieimperative'that I should show.
what the real facts Were, and as you and
T have:l ad a friendly association on this
Cnattere and you are personally cognizant
pf many .of the facts, 1 ask you to give
me a letter relating thereto, and contain-
ing whatever may be within your recol-
lection as to the circumstances of the
case 1 thank _I are justified in asking
you to do this when my character has
been so violently assailed.
Your reply will be gratefully received
by nee and. put me under lasting obliga-
tions.: Very truly yours, •
G. W. MCMULLEN.
FOSTER CONFIRMS MOMULLEN'S STATE-
- MENT.
140R.
WATERT.", July.16,18Y3.
. G. W. McMullen, Esq`r •
DEAR SIR : I have hfad an opportunity
to look over the statement you make in
regard to•your connection with the Can-
ada Pacific' Railroad submitted to me for
the purpose mentioned in your letter of
the:.I5th, and I have tiais much to say in
regasrd-to it. With the first part of your
history of the matter I ,ampersonally
unacquainted, as our intercourse did not
begin until the opening of the session of
1872, when we were introduced,.. by Mr.
Abbott. My negotiations _ on the sub-
ject of the Pacific Railway previous to
that time had been with Sir Hugh Allan
and Mr. Abbott, though from the com-
mencement I had been aware of the ar-
rangements made with the American
parties whom you represent. I ,was as-
sociated during the session of 1872 with
Allan, Abbott and yourself, in all the
stages of procuring' the charter of the
Canada Pacific Railway Company, and
in all the efforts made to secure to that
Company the contract to build the road,
and. es a consequence, was familiar with
many points naturally arising therefrom.
I discussed with you my personal poet.
on under the proposed arrangements,
and with yourself, Allan and Abbott, al
the main features of the legislation pro
posed: and such as were deemed necessary
for the objec. As you state, there were
•tfhculties ' the way. of closing matters,
and•I was an are of the agreement with
Mr. Langevin, to which you refer, as it
wasequeutly discussed . between u$
and Mr. Abboth kI was also aware from
the first of Sir George Cartier's opposi-
tion to Sh Hugh Allan, and of the means
by which Sir George was forced to forego
this eppositian.
In regard to the payment of money
for election urposes.;I was informed of
the arrange eat with Sir George Cartier,
and was als; shown a confirinatory tele-
gram from eir John A. Macdonald. I
understood he affair to be substantially
as you have related, and I have reason
to believe that large sums of money wei
actually expended for election purposes§
un.er the ai-rangement. Yours truly, '
A. B. FonTFR.
(Ines of the Central Pacific
'ompany to be $108,618,000..
ernings for, .the year ending `,ft
872; were $5,056,433. It is• es
hat $600,000 per annum goes to
peculators. •
—Grace Greent ood.relates as
tance of the extravagance of NTw� E -
and humor that wllen• a young ar
ife made her ffirst. boy's pants p
ample before as behind, the
xclaimed, "Goodness ! he won't ,know
'hether he's going to school .or coding
ome.'' l
—The -"cholera " men of the IOhieago
Ewspapers publish cheerful bulletins a
roducing most salutary effect in the
agricultural districts of Illinois: They
.Lave already been the means of saving
thousands of water -melon patches from
estruction.
• --In regard to the fling by the W o
#seta's Journal against , Miss Abigail•
'odge,Kate Field and others, calling
them old inai;ls, the Rochester J)in ocrat
ays : "We shall venture no remarks `as
il,
o the age of the other laclies mentioned,
ut Miss Dodge and Miss'Field, sitfar
rein being old maids, are only 16 years
bld, and have been for twenty year
tick." ' 1
--Crop: reports from about the centre
- f Minnesota, sly wheat in that region
gill be ready to cut in a week. Reports
from several sections say the _wheat har-
vest this year will be from one to two
weeks cattier than last year owing to the
splendid growing weather jorevaiiitig in
,Minnesota. It is estimated . that the
(coming crop -will be from five to fifteen
Ilion bushels bushels larger than last year.
ai road
h 'net
ne 30,
inaated
rivate
an in-
iely
father
4 IC
Men
- Bri
t; 29, con.
And Iinple
rietor ; J. P.
at 12tc; •raiues C
12.c ; Damn a Dol
12tc ; E n elle,
One or twc fa torics
for 12e, and 'One I as
butter ha !beep offer
BUFFALO LIVE
I •j
The folllowing sho
shipment !of liveist
for the Week thus
Sunday
---A. stock -raiser, near' Austi
ely sold 104 horses raised
50 a head. The Journat
e mininnum _standard was ` fourteen
nds three inches,es, and that All • but a
ry few ranged' from fifteen to sixt een
nds, thus showing that, by proper at -
tion -to breeding, horses may be raised
the native.grasses \of ,Texas equal in
aand quality to those produced in the
der States.
--The most remarkable • old woman
ntioned in the country papers l for a
eek past is Mrs. Hastings, of C reen field,
ass., ;who is 83 yenta oldYan;I:who
asked five miles and back for the pur-
se of paying bill of ten cents accord -
ng to promise. These `•' old'ledy"_par.
raphs are varied and ,tot a. little,- ma -
roved by a spice of morality introduced
to thein once in a while. " Accordin ; to
itemise " is good. Eighty-three ; y
d and cannot tell a lie.
—The postal -card manufacturers at -
ringfield are how shipping between.
,OUOand 800,000 cards daily and will
on, increase the number to 1,060,000.
here is an ample supply • pay►er. on JBIN
and to turn out 1,250,000 doily, and of Hon
better quality than fo merly. . The es- age
innate of the Postmaster General -etas that
Ibout 100,000,000 postal cards • would be Iry ny
urchased this. year. Vet to this!tiane— H.
ess than three :months ,since they were tori
ssued—over 50,000,000 have beeiu order- Re
d, And the 'probabilities are that the • 22
consumption this year will be chnible the
estimate: Thus far mine of 'the smell iit1IM
towns have been - supplied.
Wrestling Matcah.
lat
$1
th
ha
ve
ha
ten
on
si
of
me
w
T1
w
po
nag
p
in
l,
o
S
70p0
a
T
of!
a
t
r
i
e
n, 'Ilexes,
y him, at
ays that
Pon ER.
t e w
d ugh
A.'.
w fe o
VE
wfeo
t:r.
Ito fEx.T. o
ifeo
ars
I RTH3.
At Eymoiidvile on July 19,
fe of r. John . Porter, of a
er. ' •
At 1 'roxeter, o , July 14, the
Mr. \ illiam Fi ay, of a, son.
t Wxeter, on July 21, the
Mr. Arthur Vea of a daugh-
• Ii Stanley, . -in July 9t the
t. James l lobe son, of, a son.
oT,H-In Morris, o m July 7,;.. -tie
f Mr. Robert 13 oadfoot, '•of a
err ,
-A1 —In Grey, on Ju y 15, the:wife
Mr. Jaines Ramsay, sf a daughter.
eTcnEoN.—In Brusse s, on July 15,
ta w"fe of Mr. James N ceutcheon, of
a 1dam htee.
HA EISrt.--1n13russels,11n July 1, the
,ifef Mr. Richard artisan, ` of a
ug er•. i `
LA. ONT '--Tn Grey, on July 17, the,wife
Mr John amont, of a slaughter.
A .—In. Downie, oh July 17, the
ife f Alr Joseph Taggart of four
hildr :n—t o sons and two daughters.
he f rtner led, but the mother and
sig teas a e doing well.
,
1f� t;ADF
It«ife
d 'ugh
U
Mc
TA
;M RRIAGES.
S WA —SA IT$.—At'the residence of No. df
e •
' b ide's ether, by Rev. ! John Fer- React. 1
uson, of B ussels, on July 17, Alexan- 80 Ill •
itipis seers
er - G'tewa t, Jr.,- farmer, Grey, -to _ 87 '
abet sectni'ddau titer f Oliver Smith, 101 i "
g
.Bee
Cfttt
hes
Sunday `. ,,. 510
Monday:. ... 1,411
5
Tuesday ..... `?, fi.�2
Wednesday .. 612
Total,:. ... 5,18 14,200 16,800. 160
tiers, 189 boxes at
Spa, 58 boxes at
00 boxes at 121c.
sold. for 11;c, two
low as 11 tc. No
d this week.
TOCK 'MARKET.
FOALo, July 24.
vs the receipts .and
ck' at East Buffalo
ar, beginning with
jigs.
2,000
409
5,800
Hoge, Hdrses.
head. head.
8,100 80
4,600 16
3,200 16
900 48
•
of th
x esia
Maty
same place. -
nee of the bride's. father,
July 22, by 'RAT. Isaac
A. Lawrence, pf to
Jane Braithwaite.
the residence lof the bride's
34 Ohio h!
volt 31 "
tt th 18 itt 1st
ait
I heifers
'ran lg Mith. steers,
21 stocker
irrisitsR
uly at
athe , Mr: H. Lawrence, by Rev. Mr. And 25, 4thee sale
Wyle , Wel). ,Patterson, of Hallett, SREEP1 AND L
was hetiee ta,
GG D AGM. e -On July 17,' at the Western ' p
Cram , Mr. Jamee Roggard, to Mize 50 to $81 'VS
-----.DEA'0131--S: • 1:121e:(L
ie
cams ao.e-In Sarnia, on July 18, ,EI I
len obeli the beloved wife oh F. W. 1/
88
lorley Punshon; wife of Rev. A.
Reyna , M. A. PrSfessor at Vic -
Coll ge, and only daughter of
ears.
LEM'. In SeSforth, on July 24i
nry, yoangest son of Reuben
aged 10 months and 9
lily 5, Robert W.,
V-. Tuck; merchant, Oran- head Illinois hog
F4EISOIN QLIC1TEI.
FACTS ARE STUB N THEN S.
T EA S, St crA'it S Ai Pr OBACCOE
Cheaper than ever offere ef re. Our stock of
Are fresh lad good. All we ask is one trial tio o vinee yon. that our,goods are genuine.
. GR.00 7 ES
As usual. Stocks received ail and at 'Mill prices.
_FLOUR ANf.:0 FEE)),
PROy'lli NS
°flail kinds 4pt constantly on hand. A choicelo o Smoked.Hams and Sides for sale cheap.
BASK
11,600 12,700 320 A 14te lot of i Iarket Baskets, Clothes Baskets, tWo
r the sale of JAMES PETTY'S '
MOKED HAMS #N
le Sheep Hogs, Horees. - Al
'eight, lbs. Price.
1,180 $6 00
1,444 5 37t
1,307 6 25
1,081 5 25
767.
983
883
1.291
A 25
4 624
8 80
— The market
off MI Canada lambs.
25 to $5; Canada
e note the following sales :
. Average
Weight, lbs. Price.
C4 CI 64 7 70
8 15
The folloveinig statement was inadel
utday lash end iseno doubt,. intended es:
here of the Gove•rumeot -referred to in
the eommu- ication4 cif Messrs.
-len end Fos ea poblished- in the Gazette,
any of tho e comenunicationstor of the
' documents publieheel With them tends
the Goeern ent in any agreement, prom -
tee or ande eta -ailing telgrent, or to ,fur-
ther the gr Of the charter, of, th:e
acifie Railway ,Qompany, or
the cootra t for the building of that rail-
_ Way as co pensation for aeeistance at tke
uments ar . either -absoltitely and en ti
Mao or so eapreseed ae to convey an
abeolately false impressiota That he
, -arrangement .referred to -by -the, late le
Jbhn McMahon, of Nt:INV York,' defeat-.
wtestling match at T oy, oh the 22d
inst., after a three Itoare' sttaggle, for
$2,000 in gold and the c
—The Lad Gordon t inVestigh on at
Fork Garry` closed on Tiesday. • I the
prisoners wese committed for' trial at , , e
October Assizes. ," ord Gordou, of
coirse, will be allpwed o. run, at latge.
— Mr. Maxwell Ste henson of Luck-
clit
which weighed 8,760 p - iid.s four miles.
--The show :of iron the neev mines.
near Ottawa, which have been dpened in ,
several places this summer, is inimense,
genie of the largest mines indw beine
worked: en the continent sair that the
Hull mines surpassthem all for the quan-
tity ae well as the quality of the: GO.
George Ctrtier, in the ' published let er
of the 24th of August last, was an ar-
• Tangemer4t personal to himself ant 'it-
Hugn .12s, -au, independent of, and. u til
bers of t e Government, and that it lad
no refc, (meet to the Canadian Pa ific
charter )or contract, or to the glen in
or furt 'rine the granting et eithet. o
them ; al that et the earltest poss hl.
moment the whole of the factS and mr
COMPetE Ilt to receive evidence respec in
The -wheat crop of Kansas is all
cured and . makes a better Yield. t n
was at first anticipated.
--it is said that some of Jefft D
former slaves serenaded hira whil
and. af er la little chat about old. t
AffISS TR9TT, having given up In
-LTA- forth, 'mos to recommend tol her mani., cus:
favor her with their eustom. •
Miss JOHNSON will in the , meantime occuPY •
the rooms lately occupied by Miss TROTT.
Seaforth, July 24, 1873. ' 294-4
BUGGY FOR SAP. .
single BUGC•q; has not been :run finite two
years ; togie seen at Dr. Chalk's bri4 hense, Her.
purhey. Apply to •
Gritnoldb
—On
k, ag
e, bel
8011
bro
BENS
lingering
CI
71
64
64
10 CA ada sheep, 130 .
29
6
3
298
223. In hole
-Bodo—The m
,of stocIlc, there.
CS
7 85
7 85i
7 85
7 26
7 37t
5 00
111 5 25
5 00
4 50
C 133
14 153
62 5 75
75 4 47t
rket was slow foh want
eing only four or five
loads Of heavy hit gs .in the pens. Prices
taut about`20c per cwt. higher. Sales of .800
, iveiage 192 to 219, at
1.
4ition to
All Goods bon
S.
bu 'het and one bushel Baskets on hand. A:sof
s by the manufacturers of the above, we are
D SIDE MEAT.
3 Prompt attention.
FRUIT JARS.
A large lot of Air -tight C -lass Jars -for sal¢ cheap. -
/lit from us delivered either in town, kin urhey or igmondville, free of charge.
STRONG
& FA IRLEY.
ved wife of Hugh. Benner: NEW -17:10`K-
July 15, after a The horse tra
ness, Mr James Wilson, view e hibited,
tion, hieh ha.s always been noticeable
at thil stage of the season. City rail-
road id. stege -line companies purchased
SEAFORTH, Ally 24, 1873
Spinet Wheat
0 50 to 0
No.2
0., 7c.
Vlbtir
llay
Skins ,
each I
in Hide
wholesa e) per barrel
Lam
Pelts
Shee
eau
Salt
Pota
' Fall
lOats
Baal
• Peas
Butt
Egg
„ , REAPER FOR SALE. Hay
FiECOND-HAND .REAPER oilthe St. George
EN.
ield Road, or, if by letter, address Varna P. O. Is all wh
pattern, manpfactured by B. ELL, for sale
It
ark
CLINT ON,
•
50
40
00
15
12
6
0 00 to 6 00
18 00
0 00 to 6 00
2th to 45
0 5Q to 1 50
0,08 to 0 09
0.04 to 0 05
1 00
1 05
0 00 to 1 U0
2 25 to 00
8 50 to 3 75
July '24; 1873.
1 15
1 15
0-00 co 0 10
00 00 18 00
HORSE MARKET. •
ESDAY, uly 22, 1873:
had occastoo to replenish their
of activ ty in the Bull's Head ,
Mark t where. eorses of this kintl. are
principally kep Arrivals have not ,
been;in exeess o the wants of the trade,
are withotit change. -For higher priced' ;
stock %lie inaeket has been dull and with -
eat feature to npte.
Geiree---The rice of Gold in New York
is quoted at 11 t.
OME ALL
ND BliY YOUR
RNESS
SEAFORT
to.stat for the information. of farmers an the public generally that I have as good a st
Harness on nd as any in town, and I ain determi ed nOt to be undersold by any other este HS
ment in the C
286
LO
minsaapea
KET LOST:
LOcket, with hair enclosed and green ribbon
' attached. The tin er will be rewarded by leaving
it at the Examacro Office, Seaforth, 291
BOY WANTED.
' " ;Work*, Sego •th three good boys, to learn -
the 010ritige Makinig business. From the country
preferred. ,
WC111"' BAR ER, begs to inform the fanners.
MoKillep t he intends to commence busi-
neseiin hisuld sta d at Winthrop on the first of
fortnerly done by him. The niost particular at- ,
tention will be paid to Horse Shoeing. Special
attention paid, to horses with tender feet. All
ldnds of repairin; promptly attend* to, either !
per ton,
OttGAN FOR
N excellent Scuola Hand,
• ORGAN, with sub bass a
n.l• a nice instrument either
use, nearly as good as new,
291 GEORGE DE T Seaforth.
double reed, 5 octave
for Chtutch Or parlor IP
yin bei so chea.p and I •to r 20 per
ESTRAY E:
"-) in the village of Blyth, on Mc
bay4MARE, about 9 years old,
on faCe, and white nigh hind PAS
dinary size and has unusually la
she left home she had a halter e
seen on the road between Seale
Any person giving such. infOrmat
1.74,1
hite
o. white star 45 to 50
e teats. When .
will,lead to her recovery, will be . ritOly rewarded, -
Sr2-4.yED from the premises
Seaf.orth Station, on or abet(
a dark red Mileh COW, with W
side. .Anyune bringing her t
giving mull information as wi
ery will be suitably rewarded.
291 A. STRAITON, ett:
the rindersigued,
the' 25th of June,
ra
the subAcriber,' or; •
Tonro, July 25, 1873.
REMNANTS AN
BA
Main -Street, Seaforth
Until the first of Au t, \ hen
Is
G-A_INS
Ls they 'are determin
kLE OF
MAGED GOOD81
hey commence Stock taking.
lear
L BE GIVEN
tit these Goods, at any_Price.
Arrived to -day a fresh sunPly
Cotton Y rns.
tO 15c ; I fr sh eggs, 18c to 20e ; mi mear8i: tItioalF0
to 14c hay, 'plentiful at $15
1/2
all wheat per bushel, $1. Is,.
barleY--- lb's. per bushel,
atter, riffle per lb.,: 15e. to I. ;
AIRY MARK ET. tnes8 :
Grot
Ville
of the same.
gt ho on. k gn ky oaut f ao \01:ii %an, s
B BARKER, Horse Shoer.,
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EREI31.1 GIVEN that the partnership 'here-
on; txistin Between us, the undersigned, as 1
4e Of Bruss( s, late Ainleyville, has been this
day issolved by wawa consent. All debta owing I
lbs. per bushel, fio-c
Tuit e said porta rsbip are to be paid to William
50( o;k1h)."1; el,r( 13 etqwn) ' $1)2et) ' are t
of Lybster Mills Denims, Shirtinge and
LOC I& JAMIESONL
A RDTER
EWING- MA CHIN 1-11
alla 4 1. bilS against, the said partnership
be preSent •(.1 to the said 'William Tufts, by
the sa e be settled.,
tbd rus els this 14th day of July, 1873.
ALFRED IIAMBLETON.
L FALLS
LITTLE Itt
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The deliv
Falls open- WI:
though '-prices
thin thoee of last
y of farm dairies
xes, which is Tether T
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WANTED
to lea -n Telegraphirlf
ELLIOTT. •
E DOLLARS' REWARD.
orth Station% p idIfoi "fair ijo geod late, one• extra, ce°I.t4i_ett,jectr'tli'ire
.ESTRAY S
into the preanises-'c
first of June last, three SHE
The own.er is requesed to call
EIE1P- lo
°Non.ticrl two LAMBS. ,",-?
or about the
cotIue soft and but of hey, iselete.
ape n tit
Ut lOw as 10e
ds, yhich had b
. charges and take them awe.). xes, ',1 Transfe so o
of- the hot weather, 2984
ate at labont 8,000
b ieludine those which
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TEACHER WAPIITED: re •ent on e, mmissione Upward of
r
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ward will be paid to any person
c information that will lead to the
watch from ,iny bed -room iu the
Hotel, Brussels, on SATURDAY,
JOHN NOTT.
Is a Strong,
RUNNING MACHINE,
WELL ADAPTED FOR
MILY SEWING,
AND
Li.gjat Manufacturing Work.
:ikt F irs held throni.;bout the Dominion, this Machine as put
ome verY severe tests by the
BEST:JUDGES THE o0UNTRY COULD PRODUCE,
AND BY trHEm ANVAIWED
13 Prizes in 1 71, and 26 Prizes an 1872,
Its simplizity of construction, strength end reCommend it to all elasses. It has e mlklete
set of attac e ts end does all kiudsof work.
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INSTRUCTIONS IN ALL T E 4•TTACHMENTS GIVEN FREE OF CHARGE.
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so ent Act of 1869.,
t nt inal Dividend 'Sheet has been
entt factories[aot the top price this
A elle
en received 12 le which i was though t itleint wil be ipaid.
8: on the 18th of AngitSt Ine):. Ppllications with jt st before the GI Oee of the market would.
h the highest ;figure. - ;Below are the 1813. t
DIXIE I.VANSON,
—Mrs. McArthur, of Los An g s, t ia,cling transactions made th -day : Ar- estienee.
beeeneceher husband scolded her eh ut
his breakfast, took a, large (lose of st,4411-
Tune, and before elle could. be preve t v
swallowed the. whole of it, and t e Canada Presbfrtnegriliu Seaalolirelts. 1.11,2,2t%g lop
eon. 0, Township of Grey, will 1
ed Any person. wishing o
his application to I). D
ubh- the next four weeks.
pi:est:en ed
TILS.t, Secre2toakv,ii '.
soon after. - „MICHAEL FISHBR,
—the San Francisco
lishes tables showing the present !in
208
would a,dVise you t
roml England_ are th t
nearly double price.
years' importations -on
ne'ar y 'the old prices
the dvance. Tea
sellino. from $3 to
$2 30. China Tea
worth. JeSeph Roc
pric,s, they having
sto of plated Spo
et
Agent 'for the County of Huron.
DIES,
yonr cupboards', the undersign -
do s�-noW, as the latest adivices
rockery and China have gone up
Ve, having a large stock of last
iand, for 'a short time sell at
king only a very Small 'portion of
that are now worth $4 we are
ts S:52 -less than they. are now
s Son's Cutlery at exactly.old
ised only 25' per cent. A fine
$ON
CO.)