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i5guize.h* able and generous serVices
the interests of the Reform cause,
:only m but in other counties,
',- he c;nsideret. that it would be un--
alvan, air to honor Mr. Sinclair
he e se of Mr. liorton. He ad -
ed
, M !Sinclair's ability and his
riotisra to his party, and he believed
t the tin-te, was coming *hen these
vices ;could. be recognized, and re-
rded 4iiihotit doing injustice to any
son_
Me nOmination of Mr. I{orton was
'in put toi the convention, and carried
.
ninnonsly,
qr. HOrtnn, in thanking the conven-
n for ag4n nominating him as " --their
ntidate, Said he did not anticipate any
•a,t thiaciilty in securing his diction.
.' was glad that so unseemly a epeetade
two ilief+riners running against each
ber in, the same constitancy ho.been
aidecti rrom the commencement he
d data lbis -willingness to place him -
in the i Ilan& of the convention, as
felt cintiAnced that when they met i
• y weiala do nothing but what was .1
iorable.1 Had the conventiori•seen fit !
do othowise than nominate himi, he
uld have retired without a murmur.
L Iit. ,dia feel that he had a strong
lin for re -nomination. He had been
•-ssed into the position of their repre-
- tative in the first place very much
inst , his own feelings, and since he
-tipied the position he felt that he had
• done anytlnng to forfeit their confi-
nec. Hc had in the past served them
;ttlfLiliy.f and if again elected their rep-
sentatjve, as he had no doubt he wo d
, he wouhi endeavor to serve them as
Wally in the future. The course the
nVeiltiOli had taken proved that they
ere preptred to do what was fair and
- st, aud he would say that it would ever
his aim to eared -teat himself, so as to
e,ritinare to merit their confidence and es -
em. Mr. llorton then in a neat speech
ferredt the various questions of pub-
-.i intei which had come before Par-
ent' * ce his -connection with it, and
wed:inst and - conclu-sive reasons for
O coupe taken by the Government in
ssolvitig: Parliament. He also alluded
a the smiles in the Rollie during the
4e eriElisi and to the tremendous temp-
6-itien t4 which so " a members were sub-
eted thy the G vernment and its
t•iends,4 Who .vcrt willing to grant al-
iost Liytamg to s cure a vote. But to
he crOit of many of those representa-
ives who!had formerly voted with the
iovernMent, they firmly -withstobd the
emptat'ion, and refused all bribes.,
' I 1 nzonoAtclz.A.vias. '-
; At the conclusion of Mr. florton's ad-
(teas,the association was reorganized
iy appointing Mr. W. R. Squier 1,"resi.-
..en,it, and Mr. McLean Secretary.
; The ';follawing gentlemen -were ap-
ointed to act as chairmen of local com-
aitteeS in their reapeotiye munidipali-
ies, ano.to.call all meetings for organi.-
ation, &c.,:-
.
11altekt.4--Humplarey Snell, Geo. Watt,
nd Geo„.0unningliara.
i McKittcp..— Robert Govenlock, Mr.
Viurchie, and James _McDowell.
,
a aer lat.—George Walker, James
4' Donal , and john poig, ,
Grey.! omas St rachan, Archibald
JeDonil, and John McTaggart. :
Colbolrne.—Alex. Milloy, A, m. 'Young.
alai WM. Green.
This !concluded the business of the
;onvention, when it was adjourned to
tied againat the call of the President,
he nrciceedings throughout having been
:ora-Jicteda in_ the most pleasant and. hat-
,
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noniouis maimer. ,
: -as • ale
- satrap: Huron. Reform Goia-:
vention.
A Referm convention assembled. at
.(inrich:ori Friday last for the purpose of
laminating a standard bearer for the Re -
nun pi y at the ensuing election for
pari
Thmm
.4outhH. ron, e meeting was ore
iroperlar one for organization, as Mr.
'Jan:wren,' -who no one doubted, Would be
;he nominee, was already in; the field,
oncl the convention would be simply
:aIted -Upon to ratify his candidature.
Robert Brown, Esq., President of the
keforin Associotion, occupied: the chair,
incl M4 Zellar, Esq., acted as Secretary.
Me foliowing delegates were present:
Sfeecie4* —Geo. Anderson, Jas.i Wan-
esa, Alex. Mitchell, Thos. Wells:.
tranimwa--Robt. Monteith, 11. Hor-
icy, R. Monteith, Jr., Jas. Elder, Jai.
geTagg -rt, Alex. 'Stewart, William
Bawden.
' -Alt job)). Deichart, R. Brown'J.
13. Gera -g er, ,Robt. Ferguson, Robt. Me-
ist M. Zellar.
Sfrt Nt-rS. ilogarth, G. Eberhardt,
Nfurray -Walker, John Regan, Jacob
liaisti Ionia Kroft, Geo. Mawhinney,
Toim ;Parsons, H. Moatz, Jahn. Lewis,
Josiah Pedlar, •
Patrick M -..,Phillips, Dr.
Moore, John Gould, .
! OnJacbount of the storm and the state
Of t1u4 rOads;the delegates frorct Coderieh
townhip and Clinton were not . present.
ved by Mr. Ferguson, semi:Wed by
. :Buchanan, that Mr, M. Zellar be
e Secretary of the Reform Association
for the South Riding of the County of
urea. Carried unanimously. .
; 'Moved by Jas. Elder, seconded by
ThOS. Wells, that M. C. Cameronbe the
nominee of the Reform party to contest
this Constituency in the interest of the
Libek.al party. Carried unanirnouity,
;
M. Cameren who was on his Way from
Godprieh sot having yet arrived, J. S.
‘..'oineaair addressed the convention, urging
Opoia, those present to exert themselves
to the ntnaost th secure the return of
their candidate, He urged each one to
work as if success depended upon his in-
ividual efforts. if each one did his
4.1* there could be no doubt as to the
'result.
..Mr. Cameron, who arrived while Mr.
Si4c1air was speaking, and whose. en -
trace was greeted witit enthusiasm, s
for. the honor done him. They knew he
.sp ke briefly, thanking the convention
Weak! flinch rather have retired from
1..a4blic life, but under the eircumstanees.
he felt he would not be dcnnig his duty
'we're he to decline to serve tarn on the
present occasion. He therefore accepted
the: nomination and trusted they would
_all workto ensure success, not so much.
for lam as for the principles they up-
held.
' . There was a large attendance at the
convention and intieh enthusiasm, roani-
fsated, which augers well for the success
bf the Reform party when, : the day of
palling Comes.
, ----------"--ovia-4.--e-
Missions.— The Annual Missionary
Veeting of the Church Society, will be _
ield in AValton, on. Jan. 28, and at St.
John's Church, Brussels, on Jan,. 29.
HOUSE TO RENT.
T comfortable derailing henget over the nib-
seliber's store will be to let on Feb. 24; The
Dim* arelarge and ingood oandition. Apply to
WL 0AMMLL.
JAN
23, 1874.
HE HURON XI1OSTOR.,
OF HURON
34 Y,17TH IS MIGHTY - AND WILL
i! PREVAIL."
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Oen. r0 Huron Nomilnation
-r
The no as 'nation for the Centtel Riding
of Huron ook place at Seafort , yester-
day (Th rsday.) . Notwithstan ng the
very disa reeable state of the Nailer,
the atte,n 11 &nee of -electors was ve y large.
The husti a gs was erected at the Market
House, bt t the weather was so Wet, and
the rain fell so heavily, that nothing
could be • one outside but merely! nomin-
ate the - andidates and annouluce the
polling pl ces. After this eererci ny was
got throu.- h with , those :present djo u rn-
ed to the ' own Hall, where the;' candid-
ate and t en movers and seebii era ad-
dressed t e electors. This buikiii7g was
crammed till,- and many wele unable to -
obtain sea s. • - . r,
- Mr. Ho on was nominated bY Mr. S.
G. McCa ghey, and seconded by Mr:
Alex-ande 'Wilson, of Silver Creek, near
:Seaforth.
Mr: C. Crabb was nominated 1Lby Mr.
Joseph E Dais, of McKillop, and second-
ed by Mr CaMplaell, of Goderieh.
These ere the beim-fide ea ' idivtes,
1.1.
an,d the following gentlemen wee nom-
inated fo the purpose of affording them
an opport a ity to speak: John.] McMil-
lan, Hall tt; JaS. R. Benson, Seaforth ;
W. -R. Sq tier, Goclerich; G. E. Jackson,
Eguionclv e, S. G. McCaugheY, p. D.
Wilson, r. Coleman and. Dr. CdrMpbell,
of 'Scab
The R turning Officer, Mr. James
Thelma, unounced that the inoVers and
seconclei would each be allowed for
speaking, five minutes, and the candi-
dates ha an hour. He called.upon Mr.
Horton a the first candidate proposed.
Mr. H rton saidhe did not Wend to
ke up81 uchtime, as he knew the elec-
tors of 0.antre Huron to. be an intelligent
people, a he knew that ail Must be
conversa , t with these subjects fram their
rnsal o the public pints of, the day.
1872 e had received the nonliination
of the Re mart Convention, and. had. been
their representative I by the
arty. Why he -had received
r at their hands he did net
t presumed that it was partly
"s long residence in the Coun-
ew many men of more ability
elf might have been selected at
, but he coulcl say that none
la
elected a
Reform
this hon
know, ln
owing to
ty. He
than hirn
that tim
could hav ,been found whia had. endeav-
ored to ac more honestly and straight-
forwardly than he had. done. With re-
gard to hi conduct as •their representa-
tive, he - ould say that he had faithfully
supported the principles he had been sent
to Parli o ent to suppork and 'Which he
believed ere in a 'cordance With the
views of a very lar e majority; of the
o
, electors o Centre-- ron. Air. Horton
referred o the powers and privileges
the late overnment had asked for and
obtained. -ore Parliament in connection
with the construction of the Canadian
Pacific ilway, Parliament ,allowed
- the Gove nment to take the control of
this stup nails enterprise entirely out
of their iands' and from the control of
the peopl , and the result of this has
been mad apparent., The Governnaent
iised thei powers for corrupt and dis-
henorable purposes. The action. of - the
House at that time was condemned
by the Reform party, .as ° well. as by
many rae b rs of the Conservative party.
e
He spoke o the manner in which the
Government t had manipulated thn
ese ub-
, R -
lic enterp izs to gain strength and sup-
port to ti emselves, and stated that one
contract° had stated. to him that there
Was no p fit in Government cOntracts,
as in ord to get them contractlors had
to spend oney so lavishly to aSsist the
•Governm nt. Re believed that, under
the present Government. this sYstem of
eorraptl4i would be done 'away with.
Aithou1j he believed that thel present
Governm nt would conduct ptiblic af-
fairs ecei omically, he still belieVed they
, should b closely watched, and their ac-
tions 4ely, scrutinized by the repre-
sentative of the people.. If rettirned, as
,he knei he woulcl be, he promised to
exercis. 1his careful superviiion over the
actions oE this -or any other Governm.ent.
He revs wed the policy of the'Govern-
ment, as indicated in. Mr. Mackenzie's
address, 1 nd said he was glad that it
was subh . as met with his hearty ap-
proval. Ille closed an exe6,11ent speech
by urgii4 upon his friends to exert them-
selves ma t only to return him. triumph-
antly, b t tO return him by such a ma-
jority as would show to the world. that
Centre uron had no sympathy with
the corr pt conduct of the late Gov-
ernment
Mr. 0 abb objected to the • course of
the Go ernment in - causing. a general
election ' at the present time, and
putting he country to . the expense and
trouble of an election. He thought the
Govern 'sent should have met the House, ,
- propounded -its policy, and then, if de-.
feated, appeal to the people. He main-
tained. that the present appeal -to the
people was a sign of weakness on the
part of the Government. Re deplored
the necessity which compelled the late
Government to the course of spending
money to assist their friends in theelec;
tions. He said they were forced to do
so in self-defence, 4s the Reform party
were spending nio ey lavishly. , He was
1
a strong advocate protection, and said
that the leaders of the present' Govern-
ment had always advocated .fre trade,
and he believed they would hare a fiee
_ trade policy. He dwelt at Considerable
length on the benefits of protection, and
maintained that if our manufacturing M-
clustries were properly protected the
hundreds of men who leave Canada fot
the States would be able to fide1 remun-
erative employment. at home. Re lauded
Sir John Macdonald for his ho esty and
ability, and concluded by as luring all
that if he should be elected as he repre-
sentative of Centre Huron it-w6uld beby
the unpurchased suffrages of thel,..-eople, as
he did not intend to .spend an, money
except for purposes. allowed by; a,w.
Each of the other candiclate lelivered
excellent address and retired in._favor
of their respective favotites, M4Itorton
or Mr. Crabb. Owing to the1, te hour
at which proceeding closed laSt evening
we are unable to give anything 'like a
report, even of the.speeches "o the real
candidates, and are compell 'd to omit
those of the others entirely. ,
The proceedings throughout were con:,
ducted in the most orderly andpeace-
able manner, and every candidate who
desired to speak was allowed to do so
• without interruption.
e
a
DUNGAN. —In
wife lof. Mr.
- ter. '
HanT.---In. 11 oKillop, on Jan. 5, t
wife of Mr. Henry Hart, of A son.
MoLEon. —In Detroit; Mich., on ..1 an. 1
the wife of Duncan McLeod, M.
formerly of Kippen, Ont., of a eon.,
CREERY.--in Usborne, on Jan. 5,11
wife of Mr. John Creery, of a
YOUNG, —In l3russels, on Jan.
wife of Mr. Junes Young, of
•
BIRTHS.
Seaforth, on Jan.
John Duncan, of a
16, tl e
daug
MARRIAGES.
YOUNG—Wn,..40N.—At the resi
the bride's father, on Jan. 21,
Thomas Gioldsnrith, Mr.
Young, toMiss... Annie Wilso
daughter of 'Alexander Wilso
all of Seaforth..
STuaonAN--S --- In Seafo
Jan. 22, by
• Mr. Alex=
bara Smith,
CASEMORE —
oial Rotel,
• Mr. James
Rev.. Thomas Gel
er Strachan, to M
both of Brnssels.
ANNAH. —At the C
russels, by Rev. R.
asemore, to Miss
Hannah, both of Morris. 1
MCOARTeTEY-1- WOODS. —In Brn
Rev. R Davey, Mr. AIexait
Cartney, 13.6 Miss Mary Anu, Woo
• both of Grep,T.
• • DEATHS.
BULL.—In D troit, Mich„ on
• • i
Isabella, se ond. daughter of
Bull, aged years and 6 days.
BULL.-- in Detroit, Mich., on
Hannah, tlird danghter of M
Bull, aged f -years.
--Moaa.—At Wroxeter, on, Jan.
wife of Mr.! John More, aged 2
°BARTERS —In Seaforth, on J
011.
15, t
son.
.;
once if
y Re
udre v
elde t
Es
4
hi
• stssmBit:
omm ar-
Dave
foxy .
sels,
er
an.
.T.
an.
r.T.
19, t
yea
n.
Margaret. wife of Mr. Willia Ch
ters, aged. 97 .years and 6 nimit s.
c.
8,
s.
0,
THE MARKET
MARKET
SEAFORTH, Xan.
Fal1Wheat, per bushel $1. 18
Spring Wheat, ezel;r bushel f 10
Barley, per bushel......... . . 1 10
Oats, per bushel ' 85
Peas, per bushel 0 55
Butter, No. 1, Lo se
Eggs
Flour
Nay..
Hides.
Lamb Skins each. .
Sheep skins each,
Murrain. Hides . 0 04
Salt (retail) per
Salt (wholesale) ter barrel
Potatoes(new) per 0'40
Oatmeader brl
Wood,
Live h 'per 100 lbs
Beef.
Dressed Hogs
41111/142rEmo.
CAUTION.
Tat' public are herebycantioned against cutting
either afauding or, fallen timber, or in any way
trespassing on the bash portion of Lot No. 31,
Con. 2, Tueleerstaith, L. R. S. Any person found
cutting timber' or in any way trespaesing on the
said portion ofsaid. Lot will be prodecuted to the
utmost rigor of the law.
320-4 ANN SMITH, Proprietress.
• A New assortment of gelod quality
Dressing and. fine Combs, Etair Brttshes, Tooth
Brushes and such goods, just in, at Hicaeoet's
• Drug Store.
2, 197
o $1 0
to 1
o 1
0
16 to 0
0 16 to 0
0 00 to 6
2
6
5
8
8
.. . . ..... 15 -00 to 18 10
5 00 to 5 0
0 50 to 1 60
1 00 o 125
o 0
1
1 115
o 0110
to 6C
2 50 to 800
3 50.to 860
2 50 te 450
... . 6 00 to 640
5
6
•
CLINTorg, San.
Fall Wheat, per 100 lbs 1 97
Spring Wheat, pr 100 lbs1 87
Oats, per 100 lbs • 1 03
Barley, per 100 Ths.............
............
Peas, per 100 lbs
Flour.
Butteri
Potato3 s.
Eggs
Hay, per ton,.
Pork
.. 2 40,
0 92I
6 00'
020
045;
g 18
........... 1600
6 40
N W YORK HORSE /V
Tulasiaav, January 26
extreme inclemency of thel
pre-vailed almost incessan
ear's clay, has prevented
improvement in the loc
s and itwas only during th
of the week . under revi
ctions in the open mark
racticalale. There is, bo
feeling among horse Ilea,
and meth the advent of
er a fait degree of activity
eipat d; Work , orses of prim
will s I on,be wanted at fair pri
all in erior stOck must be Erpeedil
of. tui er the hammer, in order to
furthr depreciation in value, w
folio the expected large arriv
the estern1 and Middle Stat
have o change to report in the
of th market for higher pricec
there is but very little dem
price rulein favor of purchaser
ness t the anction marts showe
vane in theilumber of horses
ted, "thout any ifruprovement
avera e prides realized throu
agenc es.
Th
whic
New
sible
trade
days
trans
been
bette
erall
weat
1
BUF ALO LIVESTOCK M...
1 •
1 BuTafaa, Jan. 22i
CA. LE. —The market, consid
rain nd sleet which impeded.
ans, as moderately active at
cline n last weel's closing pric
quail y of the fresh receipts wer
the b st. There Was a large at
of bu ers frdin the neighborin
Sales comprised about 1,200 he
folle ing tr nsaotions indicate t
rates:
No. if . Averag
Hea , Weight, lbs P
102 1 inois Steers, 1225 $
26 • RR i
', i
, 1261
34
•1394
72 RR1 1664
19 I A 1304
33 tate steers, 1238
84 herokee steers, 908
SIX REP AID Laaans.—The
slow at a fujIl -lc decline on las
price:. We note -the following
No. ,f , • Averag
Ha . , . ‘Weight, lb
462 hio sheep, •87
187 ,- 9
405 lllinois sheep, , • -11.
70 anad- sheep & Iambs, 10
69 i -
140 R ,.10
r 9
1.65 R R
142
136 e, R
, - 9
158 RR
" 10
- I -I GS. The marketwas slo - an
But littl good. stock in pens o
Yor ers, $5 to $5 50; heavy h gs,
,
to$a 1 •,
0:LD.H-The price of gold in
is q oted at 11.1;-.
2, 1874
• 1 8
@ 1
@ 1 l7
• 2
(4 0
6 00
• 0 0
• o i0
@ 0 18
(0 6 0
@
ET.1
18741. ,
eat 'er
y siijce
ny pea -
1 ho
closi
w t
t h
ever a
rs g
leas
is a
qua
es, 1
got
scap a
Is fr o m
s.
ndit
stoc
d,
0
5
se
rig
at
ve
nt
ti-
ty
ut
.d.
T
on
nd
si-
an cl-
stribu-
in the
@ t se
RK T.
187
ring ;the
edestri-
'
lc de-
s. he
noti, of
endance
States.
d. he
e ruing
ark
w
ale , :
..
rice,
5 00
5 15
5 75
. 6 00
• 600
6 00
6 25
5 75
5 30
6 30
11. dull.
ering.
$5 75
TO THE FARi!ERS
PA TENT
Wrought Iron Fence,
THE uudersigted beg to diven. o
rt the• attention.
the Farmers of Hilton to the fact that they are
uow prepared to takeOrders for the above fence,
which Is without doubt the
BEST AND 41-0ST DURABLE.
c i ,
,
Fence in use.
:. . 1 .
• Parties- desirous . f giving this fence a trial
ehouldleave their orders at °nee, so that it can be
prepared for ereetionearly in spring.
The proprietors will guarantee this fence to
stand without repair a pr TENF EARS.
The benefits of thie .fence over all othorti are:
lat,-:Durability. 2n44 -Snow will uot accumulate
or bank against it. aid—The wind or frost does
not effect it. 41h—Fire will not destroy it. 51h—
I1 is warranted to tuiall ds of stock, no at-
kinm
ter how breachy or vi ions.
This Fence will be ; urnished; at the following
rates: 1,
Five Wire Fence, per rod $1 50
Six s< is . gi it •1 60
Seven " 16 168
Eight " It , !I 1 75
"ce.
25 '
75
6 25
6 40
25
50
00
tis
ek's
York
R
H 0 R
WILL ADDRESS TAR
BDEQTQ
NTRE HUiON
OF
N.
As Follows:
TERMS,:
All sums of $25 and under Cash, on completion
of fence; over that areoune three months' credit,
an approved note to be furnished on completion
a fence. For large orders special arrangements
oan be made. • • •
Orders taken and further information given on
application to M. Ii.• Counter, Wain street, Sea -
forth ; or George Forsyth, at tho Market, Seaforth;
or Hugh Cameron, Lemesholio.
VORSItH & Co.,
320 I InVentors and. Patentees.
VA,LUAO E. FARM
• Pc* SALE
BY A'PcTION.
;
MR. J. P. BRINhas received instructipns
-15-1- from Mr. DONALD MoINTOSH to sell by
Public Auction at thl
COMMERCIAL HOTEL,
E A IF a T H
On SATURDA FEBUARY 28, 1874,
I
That deteirable and V lu ble Farm, situated on the
Huron Road, and being Lot le'Con. 1, Hullett.
THE FAICTI
Contains 106 acres, 90 of whieh are cleared, and
32 free from stumperj sr listed 21 miles from Sea -
forth. There is a g od frame house 26x80, also
a faerrtor's house about 4x24, frame barns, 3 large
frame sheds, large bMring orchard, good garden,
and plenty of water.1 T ere are 9 rooms in the
house, a well of water in the cellar that never
fails, also a primp olpse to the farm house al-
ways full of water.
hjSale to Comrne11
ce at I. o'clock P. M.
;
TERMS—$600 will be required cash on the day
of sale; $1,500 wit 8 days after sale; the bal-
ance in fiveannuai in tallments at 8 per cent.
interest.'
The Farm is in an ere llent 'state of cultivation.
Further partienlare m y be obtained. from the
proprietor, -on the pzoni see, or from the auction-
eer.
DON#LD MoINTOSH, Proprietor.
J. P. BRINE, Auctioneer. 320
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THE ,HURON PLAHIO MILL.'
.31ESSRS: GRA Y & SCOTT
lotEG to announce that they have commeoced
bushaeas in th shop lately occupied by Mr.
Martha, and are now preparedlto fill orders for
Stashes, Doors, .t3lincls, _Mouldings,
And all 'kindo of plane lumber.
CHEESE BO AND SETTERS,
Few,' ;x's School HoUse, Tuekersmith Jan. •
erd,ait 2 o'clock.
Seho 11 Meuse, SeetiOn No. 5, Mc Hop, Friday,
6 au. 2,8rd, at '7 o'clock.
Tem erance Hall, McKillop, Saturda Jan. 24th,
t 2 o'clock. ° • ,1 -
To Piet, Grey, Saturday, Jan, 241 7 o'clock,
Sch.o I House, Section No. 5, Grey, oenday, Jan.
6th1 at 2 o'clock.
Kinb rn; Tuesday., Jan. 271h, at o' 1
Lon esbero, Tuesday, Jan. 27th, it 0 lock.
BeniUr, Wednesday, Ian. 28th, a 2 o'clock.
...
FARM GAT 8,
HAY RACKS, &a.
a ned Lumber on band.
or yard on Goderich street,
A good stock of ge
Factov and lum
near Main street. ;
Wig Sawing and at
A.GRAY.
ra Planing neatly done.
W. H. SCOTT.
SELEOT SbHOOL
AND MUSIC CLASS.
1
MISS RYAN,. Organfist of St. Thomas' Church.
J-3,3-. Music Class and §elect School, Kidd's Block,
MAIN STREET, ,SEAFORTH.
_Piano in
Instrtunental Mu
Vocal Music, per
Vocal and Listeit
gether
sS,rle
English Branches, ino
Higher branches, per
Children over 2.Year
Children under 12 yea
Payable in advencle
e School Room -
BMS:
r term of 12 weeks......$5
1 Musie, when taken to -
8
W
A GOOD Servant
•4-3- desired. Will p
gagement for once)
ently arranged. IA.
820-1
• sofno01..
uding plain and. fancy work.
erm of 11 weeks
4
8
NTED,
Sapisfactory references
liberal wages, and make en -
ore years. House conveni-
ly immediately. -
IRS. ARMITAGE, Seaforth.
c.ZEALED TENDE
to MONDAY, the
the hour of 12 &aloe
House for School 84
ley, on the line bet*
7th Concession lof t
Specifications can b
No. 11, SouthBoun
ed. will not °onside
the lowest or any; te
DO
JO
Hills Green P. 0.,
-
PUB
n C. WILLSON
ed. sole agent f
ano in the Comity,o
only be purchased
ized agents. Order
Or myself will not
men have been ap
the County of
Whiffen and L.
Clinton; and L.
820
TICE.
S will be received On and up
91h day of February, next, at
noon, for building a School
time No. 7, township of Stan -
en Lots No. 6 and 7, in the
e said 'township. Plans and
seen at Donald Fraser's, Lot
17, Stanley. The undersign -
themselves bound to accept
der.
TALD FRASER,
COCHRANE, F Trustees.
IES FORREST,
• • , 320-2
THE G1T,NUINE AMERICAN
ELIAS HOWE
S MONG-MACHINE
T1tI141PHANT OVER ALL'
VIElif A PRE1VIIUIVIS.
10 NOTICE.
of Seaforth, has been appoint-
er the celebroted Mathuahek Pi-
Mironomel this instrument can
hrough him or his duly author -
given to other than iny agents
e filled. . The following gentle-
ointed to act as my 'agents in
uxon . Thos. Connors, 11 P
urphy, Seaforth • C. Doherty,
Willson, Goderich.
0..0. WILLSON, Seaforth.
TT -TE .
H9WE EVVING MACHINE
RECEIVED FIVE IIIEDALS
At the Vienna Expesition, :
ND • MEDAL OF PROGRESS,
.a DAB OF migniur
• Feet Uperior Workmanship, and
THREE r MEDALS OF - CO-OPERATION
I ,
For superi�r ;.-ecellence of productems. See ex-
eltrase of letter below :
i' "EXTRACT." '
l VirtNxA, August 22nd. •
The : owe Machine Co., New York:
G N'TLEMER\Z—We have been successful in obe*
ta ; 16 g five Medals from the Exposition, viz.:
Grand. Medal of Progress, Medal of Merit for sti-
periclr work, and time Medals of -Co-operation for
supetior excellence of productions. Yours truly,
i i G. W. ROWEL
,
Tho above Speaks for itself, and notwithetanding
5,
the lso chains of tome firms in the Sewing Ma-
chin/I :basin*, the HOWE still keeps th.e lead.
A fish supply juet received at
W. N. WATSON'S,
308 ; Insurance Agent, Seaforth.
T OST, a large
-1-4 months old ;
Any person retur
leading to his roe
and any person
according to law
320
G LOST.
ewfoundland Dog, about nine
last seen tibont the 10th inst.
'erg him or giving information
very will be suitably rewarded,
rboring bini will be prosecuted
A. STRONG-.
NOT1C TO DEBT RS.
A LL those had bted to the estate of the late F.
4-3e Veal by no or aceotmt will save expenses by
calling on Eau% Cash at once and 1 paying the
same. • 1 e EDWARD GASH,
320 • A. G, MoDaFTGALL.
NOiICE TO D TOR?.
ALL notes an book acco ts past due mast be
settled bef re the 1s1 Febru , 1874, else
they will De met in Court for collecti u.
319-6 J HN LIDA Herds e Merchant.
Insolvent Act of 1869.
JaraT J11141THIEL_Sv`V, Pkuntiff,
.Defendant.
A Writ of Attachment has been leaned in this
caus' ROBERT GIBBONS,
Sheriff Co: Huron.
Sheriffs Office, Goderich, Jan. 14, 1874. 819-2
NOTICE.
TRE COUNCIL of the Corporation of the Coen-
-3- ty of Huron, will nieet in the COURT ROOM,
in the
I
TOWN' OF GODE.RICH
Ull'ON TUESDAY, 271h JANUARY, INgT.,
PETER ADAMSON,
819-2 COunty, Clerk.
BURST OPEN,
One night last week,
John Logan's Old Stand.
CAIJSR—A LARGE NEW STOCK OF
FRESH GROCERIES.
_1.S REDMOND has ..;pened out in John
Logan's old and well-knoWn stand a nice stock
of Fresh
GROCERIES,
comPrising everything which should be found in a
firWrate Procery Store.
FLOUR and FEED ou hand.
H solicits a call, and will guarantee satisfac-
tion
819 J. REDMOND.
-J.-Le
A M. CAMPBELL, T. S., Licentiate and Prize -
man of Cornell Univereity, Mace, and
Gra nate of Ontario Veterinary College, Toronto,
has ettled permanently in Varna, where he will be
foux1.d ready and willing to attend to all kinds of
• dise ees, in all kinds of animals (man excepted),
in eijl kinds of weather, and at all hours. Resi-
den e and office two doors east of Cook's Tem-
dera,nce Hall. 319
NOTICE.
MPLIOSTION will be made at the next Ses-
sion of the Ontario Legislature for an Act to
conetruct ai railway from Peterhoro, by way of
Lindsay, Uxbridge, Newmarket, Orangeville, Ar-
th4 and Brussels' to Goderieh Harbor, with a
branch from Brussels to Seaforth and Sarnia, to
be qallcd the Ontario and Quebec, Goderieh a,nd
Sariia, Extension Railway, with power to amalga-
mate or make running arrangements over the
W4tby and Port Perry, Northern, Hamilton and
Noithwestern, Orangeville and Guelph, Credit
Va ey from Orangeville to Toronto, Wellington,
Grely and Bruce, Stratford and Hurn, London and
M on, or any other railways in the Province of
0n1ario. Also to run or chin -termini° of Steamers
fro Goderich Harbor to navigate the waters of
La es Huron and Superior or any other navigable
La es or Rivers in the Province of Ontario. Also,
a b anch Railway from the mein line to Fergus
an Elora, in the County of Wellington.
.JOHN FOWLER.
Co ourg, Dec. 27, 1873. '
e
STORE TO RENT
91 RENT, the store lately occupied by F. Veal,
inletermichael's Block, Seaforth. This store is
'well situatedfor business, and is large and com-
modious. For further particulars apply to the
proprietor.
314 R. CARMICHAEL.
AVO I D QUACKS.
ikvICTIM of early indiscretion, causing nervous
debility, premature decay, &c., having tried in
vaitevery advertised remedy, has discovered a
Ednp10 means of self -curs, which he will send. free
to is fellow -sufferers. Address, J. H. REEVES,
78 Nassau! Street, New York. •6
BRUCEFIELD CHEESE FACTORY.
MEETING of those interested in the Bruce-
..zi
field Cheese Factory will be held at the old
Sc ool House, Brucefielti, on TUESDAY, IAN.
27, 1874, at 1 o'clock P. M., to arrange for the
hauling end manufacturing of the cheese for the
wit season. All interested are most cordially iu-
vit..d to attend.
31 -2 MoDOUGALL & BROWNLEE.
ne gluon Oxpriiita
* Is pntsLISBED
EVERY FRIDAY M RNING
LN SE AFORTH.
Tzuus.—$1 50 pr year in advance, or $
end of the year.
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SEA FORthi AND HURON
MARBLE. WORKS.
MESSE+ & BROTHER,
(Laid of 1:romilton,)
'Would intimate to their numerous friends and the
general public that they are prepared to fill all
orders for
Monuments, Headstones, Table Tops,
Mantels, ace.
Granite MonuMents Imported to Order.
Work of the best style and at, and cannot be
surpassed in this part of Ontario.
A call respectfully solicited.
Opposite Logan & Jamieson's Store,
• MAIN-SREET, SRAVORTH.
E 1CRSSET.• H. MESSET.
CLINTON
MAFBE WORKS,
HURON STREET,
Next door west i of the Commercial Hotel,
MONUALENTS HEADSTONES
And work of 14inde in American and Foreign
Marble, designed and executed in the best style,
and at most reasonable prices.
•
Mantles of Various Colored Marble sup-
plied on Short Notice.
Granite Monuments and Headstones imported
to order.
CALDER &. COOPER.
277 ANDREW °ALDER, Agent.
HORSES WANTED.
0 S. W EtEINEMA.N
IS WERE train NEW YORK, and will be at
SHARP'S HOTEL,,
SiRATORTIC
UNTIL FEBRUARY 20TH,'
For the purpose of Buying Large
_HEA.VY DIRAUGHT HORS_E4,1:
which
Weighing from 1,300 to 1,500 pounds each, for
TRE HIGREST MARKET PRICE
• Willbe paid.
S. W. HEINEMIN.
819-4
•
TO TIIE'PUBLIC OF
131- RITISiti NAIELTIK AilVIER.ICA.
TN CONSEQUENCE of frauds that have been
-3- practiced upon you by two or three individuals
(whe for a time took the name of the "New York
Chemical Company") meting and selling some-
thing which they.call " Holloway's Pills and Oint.;
ment," and which, for a season, "were freely sold
in many parts of the British Provinces as mY
genuine Pills and Ointment, I have, for some time
past, considered it my duty to caution the public,
through the medium of the press, against buying
these spurious articles. Judgments have been oh-
tained againet this pankrupt Crew, -in one case by
a Mr. Cassard, who, when about to levy, at the
hitter end of October last, found the name of the
Chemical Company had been painted out and that
of Sanauel Vose substituted. Many respectable
firms in the British Provinces, who obtain my
medicines direct from here, have very properly
suggested that I ;should, for the benefit of them-
selves and. the public, insert their names in the
papers, that it may be known that my medicines
can be bad genuine from them. The following
is a, list of the Arras alluded to; and I particularly
recommend those who desire to get my medicines
to apply to some of tbe Honses named: Meesrs.
A's BY, Bnowzi St; Co., Halifax, N. S.; Messrs.
i
F risvale It Co., Halifax, N.' S. ; Messrs. T. B.
menu & Soles, St. John, N. B.; Mr. T. Dts
Als.iY, Charlottetown, P. E. I.; Messrs. TJANOLEY
CO., Victoria, 13. C.; Messrs. Moone: & Co.. Via..-
• ria, B. C.; Dr. JOHN PALLree, Chatham, N. B.;
M ssrs. MUNRO & Co., Montreal; Iessrs. J. WINER
& o., Hamilton, Ont.; Mr. H„ J. -Bose:, Torontb;
Mr. A. cinimmi SmITA, St, John, N. 33.; Mr.
Joule Dome. Godericb, Ont.; Messrs.ELLIOT & CO.,
Toronto; Mr. X. CHALONER, St. John, N. 33.;
Messrs. -11ANI.SOTON BUoTHZus, St. John, N. B.;
Mr. R. S. PUIDnv, Windsor, Out.; Mrs, ORPEN,
Morden, N. 84 Mr. GRonon C. HuNT Jr., Freder-
icton, N. 13.; Mr. W. II. THONsrSon, Harbor Grace,
N. F.; Mr. J. M. WILEv, Fredericton, N.B.; Mestirs.
W. D. YureE, Montreal. My Pills and Ointment
nem. 1181 neither manufacturcd nor sold in any part of
the United States.. Each Pot and Box bears the
ts, subsequent in- I British G-overinnen stoaup,-with the words, Hol-
loway's Pills rind Ointment, London," engraved
. -
ES.•thereon. The medicines are sold at the lowest
wholesale net prices, in quantities ol not lees than
420 worth, viz.:. 8s. 661; 22s. and 34s. per dozen
boxes of Pills or pots of Ointment, for -which re -
777
HAVING Purchased. at the GREAT SALE of
RANDALL FARR &
ON THE 18th OF DECEMBER,. 1873,
I 3 months
Half 9 one year
4' halt "
3 raontho
c$ne-forirth one yetn.
Al IAA hall At
" 3 months
Gue-ei th one year
1 At 141 hall is
8 months
One-tvemith one year .
" " half "
" 3 months
Business Cards, (6 lines and an
$66 00
8500
• 20 00
85 00
20 00
12 00 way's genuine Pills and Ointments mayho.
20 00 names inserted in the local papers if t
00 please apply here—
mittonces must be sent in advance.
N. B. --Chemists and other. vendors of Rollo -
THOMAS HOLLOIVAY.
11 their
eY will
V. C.
17-26
8 00 Oxford Street,
12 00 London, Dec. 1,5138133'.
801)
85 ro CONCERT AND LEO
•5 00 AT ZION CH1TRCII, Latta's Corners,
er,) V year.. 4 00 friends of Zion. M. E. Church war (D.
grand entertainment in the Church, con
a lecture on Canada, by.Dr. Campbell, of
and it Concert of Vocal and Instrument
by Professor Crawford. and a number of I amateur
singers from Seaforth. Admission, cente.
Tickets for sale by Wm. More, John lehtta and
ohn Wrightman, I '819-1
4 00 smith. On FRIDAY EveningEt
,J
pf Straye , Lost, Found, &c.,
not exeeeding 10 iines—first nItonth, $1; after first
Month, 50 outs cable month.
Advertisements o/ FAItlilg land REAL ESTATE
br sal, not exceedmg 15 lines first reonth,,;$1 50;
ach subsequent month, 75 osiuts.
Births, Marriages, Deaths Gratis. e
Ad ertiseinents without s cello directions will
ee • erted till forbid, and cl4argcdaecordulngly.
Adyettisemente measuredj by a scale of solid
N ouriareil.
• f MO AN DROOL -RES.
-1
A taantity of
GOODS
Manufactured by arena and sold at it
GREAT SAG,R1 GE,
Owing to the removal of tbeir mainifsstery to the
States,
These Good a -win be sold. at
Holiday Prices,
URE
Tucker-
. 24, the
4 give a
'sting of
eitforth;
I Music,
J. P. BRINE,
T ICENSED AUCTIONEER for the
." Huron. gales attended in all pa
County. All orders left at the EXPOSI
will be promptly attended to.
otmty of
s of tire
on Office
New -Year Prices,
Laughable Prices,
Not to be Beat Pricesi
Cash Down Prices.
GALL ANI) SEE THEN-.
THEY WILL BE SOLD CHEAP AS ADVER-
TISED.
AilGoodsmrkedin
-PLAIN FIGURES.
NO TWO PRICES.
A Happy New Year to all.
A. G. McDOTTGALL.
ESTRAY HEIFERS
flAllE to Lot 21; Bayfield Road, Stanley, in November last two yearling ITAIFERS one all
; ;
red, the other of a greyish color. The Owner ig•
requested to prove property,pay expenses and take
MICHAEL TROYER.
them away.
818*4
STRAYED COW.
STRAYED from the premises of the undersigned
Lot No. 26, Con. 14, Hibbert, a lightish red
COW, Temars old, with -white star on forehead and
white under the belly. Any varty giving finch in-
formation as will lead to its recovery will be suit-
ably rewarded.
318'4 JOHN PAIILSH.
ESTRAY PIGS.
OAKE into the premises of the undersigned, Lot
8, Con. 8, Stanley, on or abont the 10th of De-
‘eember het, two PIGS, both black, one old sow
and one spring pig. The -owner iS requested to
prove property, pay charges toad tnke them away.
818'34 DONA.LD- AteDIARMID.
PRECENTOR WANTED.
\-XTANTED, a Precentor for the Presbyterian
7 Church, Clinton. Applicantawill be required
to sing on trial for three Sabbaths, morning and
evening. Selection mtele by vote of e.ongregation.
-Apply, stating salary expeebed. to
D. M. MALLOCH,
818-3 Secretgy Board Trustees, Clinton
STOVE WO D FOR:SALE,
9(1 CORDS two4ee
'1INJ tied to snit pu
than 8 Miles from Sea
vel road; will be sold c
318 Near
WOOD for See quanti-
chasers ; good 'wood; less
rth.; not 40rods from gra-
eap for cash.
ROBERT 8311-17EY,
. Davis' Tavern, McKillop.
EST RAY CATTLE.
(IAMB to the enclosure, on Lot. No 16, Con. 25,.
N-1 Hay, on Saturday, Dec. 23, 1 -STEER coming
three, white; 1 HEIFER coining three, red a.nd
white; 1 STEER coming ene, bleak. The owner
is requested to prove property, paY expenses and
take them away- MELLICK,
81644 - Zurich P. 0.
EST RAY STEER.
GAME
into thepremises of the undersigned, Lot
No. 2, Con. 10, Hullett, on or about the 1st of
June lastea light red STEER, coining three,. The
owner isxequested to prey° properteway.chanell
auld take it avg.
816*4 • WM. /7...AZBISON.,
11