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The Huron Expositor, 1874-04-17, Page 8•THE I-IURON krittion Ofrxproiirit. 1:4STRI MATTER. Tarn muleraigned;lin returning thanks to their numprous imstoniers and the pu ha en- evally fer th r very liberal support en the ast, beg tci state hut their Mr. MeMumexe is at res- ent filth° ea tern markets, carefuhy se eat* g a fresh Itiock of Dry Goods for the Spring and 8 m- iner tr de. We may further add that he will lee purchese 4 latge 1 lot Of Imported W nes nd Liquoes, Boots and Shoes, Teas, Sugars and en- eral Geoceries, all of whidh, we expect, N4i11 a ve in the. course of a few days. Buyers, fa4i no to call early and have first choice fa ErATi'Yf & C CarmichaePs Blog , 1116.in Street, &afore J. S. RosEra a, Draggist, oppos te he Mansion Hotel, ke pa constantly on hand all. nds of Pure Drags 41 Chemicals, Gene' e Pa ent Meaigines, Tresses Shoulder Braces, To et rti. des and. Fancy 1 Goods, Pert ery, pun es, unl Brushee, Combs, & ., which will be sold ab ery low pieces. Pres .riptions put t..p Vtli -eat care, and warrantee of the putest articles JUST RECEI ED, fresh, at R BE .Drug Store, cippoi le the 'Mansion Hot son's Spice and Yo ksbire Cattle Feeder. TS! P- - lidensEs,Ho sEs.---;Keep them n g od heath -feud fit for •spring work, by 11i11g Lu ets- DEN'S Condition P %elders, the best in th mar -et. Prepared only by R. LUAISDEN, Drtiggise, eafo th. COMIERCIAL and other travele s vi it- .iug Seaforth sIic,ult remember that the P0. II er- cial Hotel is the be house in town. . It i3 pati on- ized by therespeetable pare of the travolii.4g pu lic. - 1 SEE LoAN meat. jell! ESON)S ad. erti e- CI1EAPSID .-Stone Cream rocks, Stone Batter Croo -s, Stone Churns, St no ire - serve Jars with Cor et, Flat Milk Pans'c. "he largest stotic in to vu and cheapest at keret Ws 1 • -•Grocery. A "for of „Brio Root1Pipes jut HIOKSON's: A FINE stock of Fresh Hair B • Toth l3rasheis, Co bs, Perfumery, &e., atiHIcfso1's I 1 A GOOD assontinent 'of Balls pl fa.ecy, at: FfreiesoN'S. A TARGE lot of •Nichol's Ana best manufactured,1 n hand at 11xoasos's 1 Taannn Ass rtment of rrasses sin le and Clettble, f th Most approved maike, a so Fiteh's1 Cutter's and Pierce's Abdominal tiuppo '.es, Elastics Stockings, Knee Caps, India, Rub er Sheet' g, Nirsingl Bottles, Enema, & . at Luers Cerner Drug Store, Setiforuh. nha ash sc in a to, cl ek. I li NET Suss wiibe fite,pplied to jan 1,1875, fer $1 0 CORRECIION. that Nlessrs. E .paiEl $2,300 for It should hove ERS. -The ••EXP SIT ew sabsoribers from ow We stated lasti we liott and Armitage h he. pr per een. $2,200. • T1TESDAY Ev-.0 'ING NEXT. -We again remind our readers of the tainment to be given by the S Dramatic Club, in the Town Tuesday evenieg next. COMPLIMENTA • of the 'friends Of tend entertainin tary simper. at I evening next. • wou out a.for all, in Id r- 11 Y SUPPER. -A 1 irnb-•r Ir. G. E. Cressell i hint at a Comp ime nox'S Hotel, on ?rid, HOTEL OraaN9 leased her hotei. Mat. Chambers. lord, who enders will, no doubt, •'g patronage in his n ---Mrs. Roberts n 11. s Egrnonclville to .Mr. lVfat. is a popular lath ands his busines , a d t his share of PUll1C w preiniaes. I PLO viNG.-Several . farmers ix th s' neighborhood has e already comnjenc1d .to ploy. The la d is, as yet, lio eve , rather wet, and •i many laces th fro t is not ' at. Alth sigh the snow ma p peared early; th •spring, thus fair, h , been backward. i _ 1 • 1 ,a, , PASSED. -Ine sinter session cf the ,Ontari6 Veterina College elosed 'eat week. Among ths list of student who passed their ;hind xarelination we jiotice the names of Mehor s, James Church Ilan. .John Welsh,' Olin on, and. Isaac at 1 well, erne,. • Tam SPRING I ROWS. —The [ .Shows of the Sou h and North Agricultural ' Soci ties' take pla Bracelield and Cli iton reapectivel Tuesday and W dnesday next. would remind all n ho admire fine that some of the b st in Canada w exhibited at•these hews. P ERSDNAL.-We Mr. J. 0...McKay, that he has sold hi line, aid that he Ontarie shortly. first very much t Carolina, but we pr vinced. that it is n ,glit ters prm, Euro: e o toc 11 b earnfrom a friend' o orinerly of, McKillop fake. in North Caro nteads returniiig t Mr.McKay wis a ken • up with ¥crt surne he is no, con C. always goidj tha DISE SED OATTL .-We hear coil ider .able co plaint of a lisease which 4eem to lave taken peshe sion of cattle i thi neighborhood. Th y become wek. i the legs, and, in s me instances, whe they lie down have o be assistec1 tc rise Whea qnce on their feet they seem quit lively. INIariy of t e cattle whiei ar thus affected are in good conditio , mac have had abioadanc of food all winter The changeable we ther supposed b ome teebe the caus of the complaMt. _ANOTHER -NEW EN CE. —Mr; 0 eorg Forsyth has ,inven ecl another kij d o wire fence, and has already applied for al patent for his ifix011 101L This fenc is e portable one, and c n readily be rel oved from one place to ai other. The fe ce ist in lengths of 12 feet These lengti s are coraposed of a wOod u frame, with vires strung along throws the frame. Vhen set up, it stands q nte firm and 'ohs', and seems as if it N iula be durabl and very cop venient. E he zest, also, w be Jess than that of :an rdinary board ence. Rowirs isx. -A umber of boy and yoring men are int e habit of per mbile lather Main street a unseasonable 1 ours, nearrv vere night, and hoot, yell and use obs ene hineuve, much to th an- noyance of peaceable citizens who li -0 on the street. It weed 1 be much bet r for these lads if, at Such Ma hour of the night, they Were in ell at home. • f the prautice is not speed ly discontinues, the Council! may be um er the necessity Of employilig a coast, ble, whose du y it will be. to arrest th se peace distu bers and. have them. sevei ely punished. LeeteeING. -"We ar informed that tele H. B. Palmer, for It vo ryears past r of the. Methodist Epis opal Church, Sea - forth, leaves for Co erence on -TUC -day morning net, and ti at he is liely o be removed, to ssome sa her field of 1. bor.. We feel assured tlrit Mr. Palmer will leave many warm pe place, and alt will re removes.:froin our earnest mimater. 0 •sonal friends in Tat the ehange Kist a faithful Monday eve this hat and ing next, 20th inst., there 'will he asocial in the parsonage, affording an excellent op- portunity Ifor many kizAlv expressions of goodwill. • BrUssels Spring.Show. The Annual Spring Show of entire stock ander the auspices of the Grey Branoll Agticultural Society was held at Brussels Ora Tuesday last. The show of stocli've,aa very good, there being several imported horses and a number of super- ior bulls on the ground. Canadian bred horses were also well a,nd creditably re- presented.; The attendance of spectators, considering the unfavorable weather in the early part of the day, and the bad ata1e1 of the roads was quite large. The following is the PRIZE LIST. HEAVY DRAFT HORSES --IMPORTED. -1st, ThOS. -J. Bell; 2nd, R. Brown. • B.EAVY DRAFT HORSES-0ANAD1AN.-- ist, John Nott,_2nd,, W. Rinn. ROAD AND 'CARRIAGE HORSES. -1St, ,James Johnston ; 2nd. L. McNeill.. DunHAN BULLS-lst. R.,Brown ; 2nd, C. Davis. GRADE BULLS -1St, S. Walker. JUDE. OY Horsens.- D. Dobson, J. McLauchlin, Wm. Armstrong. JunoEs OF CA.TTLE. John Hislo John Sample, W. J. Hingston. At a meeting of the members of t e the Society, held after the show, it w s unanirnoudy resohed to purchase sui able grounds for the use of the Societ and to have- a hall erected thereon.. • Brussels. rag. R. Coolies, Brussels, Agent for the E eelsiTou Newispaper and Job Printing Office.] Ceosanal-The stores of the Messr Livingstone, of Brussels and Listowe will -be closed during to -morrow, Satu 'clay, the "18th inst. on account of the neral of their relative, the late Dr. ivingstoate, taking place on that date. The rerriains' of the late Dr. Livingstone • will be interred'. in Westminster A.bbey, London, England. - CHURCH. MEETING. -At a meeting of theconeregation of St. John Church, held oa°Easter Monday,. the Warden' report: for the year ending March 31, 1874, showed the total a,mount of r oeipts for all church purposes to b $1,012, and disbursements for the same to be $962. James Knox and C. 111. Cooper were re-elected Wardens for th current year, and W. G. Hingston, Cardiff, Thomas Kelly and E. Bryaiss side men: - PROPERTY SOLD. -S. Wallace, of Or angeville, has sold his house and lot; i Brussels,. to James Clegg, for. $300. George Elliott, WrIxeter, has sold hi house and four lots in Brussels to Davi Ross for $500.---Johii Manning sold two lots on Turnberry street to the Buildin Committee of St. j'ohns Chnrch, for th site for the new church, for $350. 1. • Rnaironaren.-At a meeting of Coon- cil, held on. Tuesday evening last, Cooper woo reappointed Clerk and Trees urer for the current year at a salary of of $60. BOUGHT AND SOLD. —Mr. Duncan Tay- lor,. Lot 4, Con.- 3, Grey, 011 Saturday, A.pril 4, sold a yoke of oxen for $97., Mr. 'James' Forsyth, Lot 3, Con. 1, Grey,' disposed of a yoke of oxen, on Thursday of last week. s Mr. Marsden Smith. Brussels, on Wednesday, April 8, bought a seven-year old mare of Mr. Jas. Hogg, Lot. 5 Con. 8, Grey, for $130 .-Po. Hullett. Cipar 0.5' REVistoar.-The Court of Revision for, the township of Hallett, will, be held t at Londesborough, on * he 1st of May next. • . • Grey. A. CURIOSITY. ---As Mr. Haines was engaged in taking clown the church on the Sixteenth' Concession of Grey, he discovered a fall grown live grasshopper beneath theShingles, where he was sup- posed. to have lainall winter. The little - insect, thidiag he was discovered, made an attempt to get away, bat Mr. Haines, being a powerful'inan, succeeded in cap- turing him, ond here him home .in triumph, where he can be seen at any time. Wroxeter. BASE BALL. - A meeting of the Wroxeter Doncaster Base Ball Club was 'held in Goftoo's' Wednesclayllast, for the purpose ofreorganizing the club. The following officers were elected: J. D. Forsyth, Secretary -Treasurer ; Wm. Hogg, President; Thomas Hewitt, Cap- tain. The Club promises to be a strong one thia season. • G.orrie. -SUDDEN DEara.--We regret to have to record this 'week the • very sudden death of an estimable' lady resident of this place, Miss -Frances Dennis, sister.- inelaw-of Mr. G. Sparliug. Miss Dennis :became ill -about 10 o'clock on Friday forenoon, and died at 3 o'clock on &tut- da,y :morning. The funeral took place on Sunday and Woe attended by a large conco-urse of friends and neighbors. The funeral was hel-Cl under the auspices of the Gorrie Lodge of 1. 0. G. T., there . being aboutleighty members; of the Order in the procession. On. the evening of the same day an impressive and eloquent fimeral sere- on.Was preached in the Wea- leyau 'Cluireh by Rev. Mr. lia-wke.- Com. Tuckersinith,, F.A.Rai SLDe-Mr. John McArthur, of Tuckersibith, has sold his farm, Lot 14, Con. 5, H. R. S., luckerstnith, for the sun Of '3;1500, to Mr. Robert Cole- man, olj Staii1ey, The farm. contains 100 acres, -and has a good fram.e house, and • frame barn, stable mid sheds.. nay MIL s • - intends erec during the osa-sMr. _Andrew Govenlock Mg a grist neill at Winthrop, coining summer, to be in operation 11 tame for business in the Mr.- John .Govenlock also intends rgegristing and. _flouring raill h Concession,' adjoining his ill. The engine and. boiler mill machinery for this mill y been purchased, and the .to build. al on theeTeu steam saw -3 and all the have alma( buildings ar to be proceeded with. short- ly, so as tol have the whole completed awl wrnjking order by fall. These mills will be a -great convenience awl benefit ;to the people of McKillop, and the proprietbrs deserve credit .for their • -. commenda,b e enterprise. PERSONAL dent Of this for his ne Wednesday residence in al positions • Loan. -Mr. Robb, an old resi- ownship, took his departure home in. Tuckersnush, on of last week. During his his township'he held sever - f trust, and by his honest and punctual , manner of transacting business, had gained: the esteem of the entire community. His 1many Mends Wish himself and. family al prosperity in his new abode, and cotgratulate the neighborhood in which 4 now resides upon so valuable an additidn to their com- munity. . a . i • t ., Brucefleld: PRESENTATION. -The m mbers of the Brueefield Canada rresb erian Church have made their esteeme 1 pastor, :Rev. John Ross, the recipient f a handsome, valuable and useful preser t. On Thurs- day of last week, a depot tion from the congregation waited on Ir. Ross at the manse, and presented hi with the fol- lowing address, accornpan ed by a hand- some and substantial bu y and set of harness, As an addition 1 proof of the high esteem in which Mr. Ross is held by. his congregation, we ay here state that, of their own free NV1 , they have, during the present year, increased iiis stipend one-third. Mr. I oss is an earn- est and indefatigable min ster, and few men are more deserving, af respect and esteem than he. It burst be gratifying to him to know that his 1 bors ih the in - tercets of those to whom e stands more immediately connected • re recognized and appreciated. by them. We may heie state that the buggy was purchased at the ' Carriage Works of i r, A. J. Mc- Intosh, of Seaforbh, an that it is a credit to the establisbm nt. The fol- lowing is the address aa d Mr. Ross' reply: AnnuEss. . To Rev. J. Ross, Presbyterian Minis- ter Of Brucefield am 'instructed by your congregation to ask frou to accept this buggy and harness from them as a small expression of their esteem and ap- preciation ;of your ministerial labors among theni. ALEXANDER P. Russ. RRU GEFTELD, April 9,1874. 4 - " REPLY. To Mr. Alexander P. ROSS: My dear Sir ---The handsome gifts r4iade to me by you, in name of the congregation, I do not at all consider email b t most valu- able and, as an expressiol of apprecia- tion of my labors among y u as a minis- ter Of the Gospel, 1 priz them above gold or silver. . Many are the tokens of kindness and consideration which I have in a variety of ways received from my beloved people from the beginning ef my labors among them.. May grace be given me to be mere faithful and diligent in even awful may be a fol - in the temple not to 'teach A.nd may Be, the blessed but serious an work of my coffins'', that lower of thoe who " doily and in ever house ceased and Preach 4fesus Christ." for *hose sake kindness is shown to me, bless you and .all my people " a,ccording to his riches in glory by hrist Ans." Your affectipnate pastor an friend, OHN Ross. BRUCEPIELD MANSE, April 9, 1 74. Hibbert. FARM. _ SOLD. -Mr. Joh Pendergast has geld his I farm, west ha f of Lot 28, Con. 6, Hibbert, to Mr. Cl axles Germ. - ley for $2,000. The farm contains, 50 acres, with log house and ood log barn and stable. i Mr. Pendergast intends re- moving to Staforth.1 SwGING ScHoori.-The ming people of -Hibbert have been imp 'oving their winter evenings in a very pr 'fitable way, by. attending Professor Oraa ford's sing- ing 'classes, •aid, although t le busy sea- son is about conimencing, they seem anxious that theicla,sses sho il(1 be con- tinued. Wei understanil the • Staffa :and Croniarty slhools intend t melte and meet for instruction in the • bove places alternately. i' The class at L ttaville ha: also entered l on another qa arter. 'Illi.: pupils of this .class have ma( e astoiiiShi- ing'progress; and they appe r to appre- ciate the vahie of Mr. Crawfo al's abilities in. securing his services for ai other quain- ter. i We feel safe in recomn endingaMr. Crawford to the public as a1 teacher Of both Vocal and instrumental riusic. . Hih method is so simple and. ac utate that - even the smallest - caunot failto under- stand. We trust he will always Meet with the same success which 1 as attended him Since making his appearnee among us. --Com. THE FALLI Wianaat.--4,4rrea, fears ' are being' entertained ly farm rs in this township about . the fall wheat crop.. The recent hard frosts having apparent ' done inuch damage. Should this dot) fail,. Which • !appears. almost certain at present, the loss will be a, sev re one, as an unusually, large breadth 1 was sown last fall. : ' ' ' . -a- 1 - SCAOOL EXAMINATION. ---Tlie examina- tion Of the pupils of the school in Section No. 7, Hibbert, taught by -Mr. Cowan, tOok'place on Tuesday, March 31. The pupils were .examined by Mi. Hartley and others who were present, and show- ed marked proficiency in the different subjects o -ii which they were i uestioned, teach- ers. . Quite a number of the arents and il and •Whi4 spoke highly for ileir friends' were present, who expressed themselves 'well pleased with the pro - I ceedinga of the day. . .DEATH OF AN OLP B.E8IDT NT.-* S. Hainiaton, widow of the .14e Fran i Hamilton, an old and esteemed reSide t of,the township of Hibbert,' d_ed at hjer residence on Monday, April 6, at the1- I vanced age f 82 ,years. Deceased Was a native' of L Markshire, Scot. nd, and. in the year 1821 she emigrated to Canada with her husband, settling in the town- ship of Dalhousie,- County qf Lan irk. In 1850- he aemoved:with her: family to Hibbert where ..she has since ' lived. Deceasellhas left behind her a, very large ' , offsprm , having 7. children, t17. grand- clulch'enl and 15 'great ormid-ehildreni, in all 69 oi a -family. Of that i umber 59 are alive at resent. The fm eral tOok place on Tue day of last week and Was one of the lar est eVer seen ii this, lo- cality, shol • g that She was 1 much ,es- t eeerrd and r spected by all ho knew . 1 : • , Stephen. Coux( Ii., i2ii'i. -Uounej.l met on - the 6th inst -All membera presebt. ; Minutes signed.. _Moved by M . ParsMis 1, seconded by Mr, K.uhn, this Council ; decide at next meeting respect g the con- 1 sus of Exeter• in. 1871. Petiti in agaiiist , having 4, thi d tavern in ere litou not I granted_ in consequence of a, res lution . of ' last meeting, had the petition 1 ecu hand- ; ed in at last meeting it would lave been . granted. Moved by -Mr. Falton, sec- onded by Air, Kuhn, that grace ling on Centre f owl commence on (Jon. 21 ran- ning east. Moved in amendment by Mr. Parsons, seconded by Mr. Leary, that gravelling commence at both ends of of mud road. -Main motion carried. Clerk to notifythe Warden of Huron to to call -ar1.,itration meeting to settle the matter in dispute between McGilli- vray and Stephen, as Stephen has aban- i cloned. former award. Mr. Fulton to see 1 • to 0 11, roa Nor POSITO ening out a ditch nd Mr. Kuhn to s on Fourth and F' hern ward. R. IS Neil deaire to be mane ill be considered ion to be forward •cting the basis 11, Peti resp sur lus moneys betwee Ste hen and. the villag • (Jou •t of Revision to mee Mg. The folio gra ted ; gravel, $33. bali ace of commutati sett • R. Or, • on Con Wor on brid for culv , APRIL 17, 1874. ear School House e•to opening out h Concessions in °gullet& and P. ed to School:ND. t July meeting. d tO government f distribution of the township of of Exeter. The be held at May ing orders were 0 ; J. Andersone a, $7.32 ; J. commutation, $25 00; 11. Houston, . , $3.00; T. Scili, e 'Tor in statutelab. 3.50; G. Sutton, balance of work on. 12, $1.98 ; . Doyle, work on • 12, $30; J. Bre n and B. Ca -roll, on Con. 9, $19, . Rollins, culvert Don. 4, $4.00; . Cunningham, go en Con. 12, $ 2; J. Snell, land Tied, $100; G. cPhee, rep iring ert on centre road, dress ing gravel; $4.00 ; lampbell, Work on ewson, commutati tt, and S. Bogart ; T. Fahner, dra - C. A. Mat Biss 5 a • $1.50; A. charity, $1 Con. 12.. $3 n, $25.00 ; ,1 fence vies ng gravel, ROUTY, Ole Arithmetical Problem. Ferguson's -Hon al problem two weeks naimber of the cistern, taps that ei 5,?5, (24-- (15 - n) which VOS n=8 2-5. u, 24-8 2-5 gives 15 3-5 taps that y. This question ay now be tat- rus : As 33 minute is to 5-4 min ites, 15 3-5 taps to 2 3-5 taps, which, o the increment )f supply, 8 11 taps. To this problem -e have rec he following 't. Helens; e;, A. H. son, Wiugham ; sels ; John Watts, God atson, Seafo rry ; Wrn. y, Egniondy . Cowan, M op; James Stoddard, n, Grey; Strang, n; A. A. . Phoenix, T ston, Winth ; N. J. 01 er, Sr., Hull ; G. Jamie : - ie above list ' we have received corre t solutions 28 c Iferent persons. hree of thes` latioss only were in alithmetic, all othe s being in algebra.' NEW PROB EMS. AV have received fat r new probl from different imlivid als and ha -v lecte 1 the following'kr. D. ard, or publication tlri Week, reser the thers for future n e. Solution this lish ie following is Mr of the arithmeti d in the EXPOSIT° t n represent the that constantly supply 24-- n will represent th it. Then, by questi 13 Aga emp ed t so is ed. give corr ,ct answers from ties David Hammill, E. • Vightman, Fordy groa and. James Fer Archibald Taylor, Bru ribbert ; Matthew ship; W. N. AN K. Powell, Dumb 1, Grey; J. Dan ood, Wroxeter; 1 P. Dickson, NicK' Hallett; David ;• Robert Fergus uson, Grey • Pet eist, .00; ;3. nell, mg, $10. k. go : taps hen PtY an, towi Geo guso A. 1 lop; coe, thro Fer • Jam s Grassiek,. Kipp kirk Crediton; -herr. ; Alexander Join W. B. Diekson, Gre Far labor t; John Fow Gem e Beard, Stanle Tac ersmith It will be seen from t add - 2 -5; ived par- 'eo, los- wee nam corr P7 tria stan side bate atan problem will be leceited for s, when we will gain. publish s, as above, Of ti (Dee from w et solutions are re eived. oblent No. 2. -In pier garden, peri s a tree whose di is one-half its di HoW far from e, ? OW- liCh "th er- Ile; Kil - er- ili- ohn ay; ob- rn- op ; rk, tt ; on, fiat 'am so - the. . _ i •i, • Spring Cblantexy Sittings. The Spring *ittingts of the Court of Chancery for 44oderich opened in the Court Math; on Wednesday of last week, -befoias Vice-Oha cellor Strong. Besides the local bar th re were present Messrs. Fitzgerald,. Q. i.',- Bteyd, Bethuneancrl Charles Noss, o Toronto, and Fletche and. Finlile, of 'N Toodstock, In the ab- sence of Mr. I% acdermott, Mr: Holme. sted-, of Seaforth acted as -depirtY mis- tral.. T`aere we e 14 cases on the docket, which wire disn sea of as follows: *Coe v . Stidts n -Suit for redemption.. • Decree t .plai tiff by consent. .P. T. Garrow for pl intiff ; B. Fitzgerald, Q. C., for defen ant. • Stonehouae vs. Himter-Ordinary fore- closure decree for plaintiff. J. -T. Gar - rent for plaintiff; C. Seeger and j. Beth- une for defender, • . . ..„ . Wilson vs. Wilson -Bill filed to secure alimony. Decree for plaintiff, On sugges- tion of Court, for $500 and costs. C. Seaner and 3. Bethune for plaintiff, 3. T. &rroW for defendant. . • Hayes ve.GraY-The bill in this cause was filed to restrain defendant, -who-is a salt ma, nfacturer in Kincardine, from uAing pi es placed. under the grate bars in his f•4rriaces, for heating brine in its passage to the evaporating pans, the ex- elnsive uSe of which the plaintiff clairned to be entitled to, by virtue of letters patent *sited to him. The patent was issued in May, 1873. The defendant claimed that before the issue of the pat- ent he had.' designed his furnaces with pipes, without any notice. or knowledge of the plaintiff's invention. The Vice- Chancellonheld -thatthe defendant ac- quired his knowledge, in regard. to the plan of constructing furnaces with pipes below the bars, from information obtained from the plaintiff, and directed that the question of the novelty of, the inventio should. be argued before himself, on th evidence of an expert, to be .hereafte named by him, at Toronto. 3. A. Boy and F. Hoinaested for plaintiff; C. Mos and J. T. Oarrow for defendant. Merchants Salt Co. vs. Gray -The bill in this Cause was filed by the Merchants Salt Company, of Seaforth, against the same defendants as in former suit, to re- strain them from using double Walls and. spaces on either side of the furnace t in their salt block for the purpose of pre venting the for ation. of scale on th tilt sides of the pa, , the exclusive use o which is elaamed by the plaintiffs uncle a patent held by them. The defendant denied the in ingement. The Vie Chancellor deeid d that the plan of th furnaces in use by defendants was not an infringeMent upon the Plaintiff's pat ent. J. A. Boy and F. Hohnestecl for .8E..1.3 .SEED DWARD CASH HAS RECEIVED F.11ESH ..$11pMftiTS.- :SEEK. C0912 TaTeS Millet Iran/gat-1,k Gross, Alsike Clover and Tivzothy.' . • COUNTRY MERCHANTS Supplied Wholesale. 332 Go derich Street, Seafortle - APPRENTICE WANTED. "WM, TED inamediately, at the Seaforth Carriage " orks, an apprentice to the Blacksmithilie busine s. Must be a steady active lad, and 18 years o age or over, 11 382 r •d . !FARX TO RENT. ACRES, situated 4,.1 miles from lhussels, S 1 00 partici]. ars apply to BENJAMIN SMILEY, 45 acee cleared; log house andbarn, For further being north half of L,ot L'1, CoIncv.6p,:ln vo70;, .331-04 BAGS LOST. 8`11, on TUESDAY, MARCH -31,eintheNorthe 1' -1-4 ern Gra el Road between Searth :and Goven- tenknanb's laewr.misno'inaePeafekthaegebtoigfsGwReArnre ntartdS*1! G. Rug others had thilelobw-nee si:i'sltanbaimyer_tpwaninrateee. obey r S eafor h , or at, SAGE'S HOTEL, 'W-alton. 7 lienavinfulli theTtniftdal Itvbe EXP7w1-r:GOARBDOI.Z. , 331 s e lEAFOTH AND HURON _ MARBLE WORKS. WM.• GRASSIE. plaintiffs; 0. Mdss and sr. T. Garrow for defenediaenatr.4 w , that both of the above suits have since been settled between the par- ties the clefend-antsacknosyleclgingtheval- clilitYayofestvhse..P0aatiretheits. LMerchants San Co vi:tarter-All parties to this suit areres- dents of Saafortli, and the ease was sim- lar to the previous one. The matter was arranged before the eases came before the Court.' F. Holtnested for plaintiffs; J. T. Garrow for defendant• . Stevens vs. Vanstene-Bill filed to set o set aside conveyence. . Decree by con- ent. S. S. Malcomson and 3. T. Garrow or plaintiff ; • 0. Seager and J. Bethune or defendant. Dreany vs. Kirkpatrick -Bill filed to nforce liert for unpaidpurchasemoney. Decree by consent. B. L-.• Doyle and T. T. Garrow for plaintiff, 0. Seager and J. ethune for defendant. Watson.- vs. Brackenridge -Bill to set aside conveyance. 13ill dismissed with costs. C. Oeager and J. Bethune for plaintiffs, 3 T. Garrow for defendants. Menery vs. Wiggins -Bill to set aside conveyance. Case posiponed till next terna in. consequence of illuess of a wit- ness. Q. Seeger and J. Bethune for plaintiff' ; B. L. Doyle- and C. Moos for defendant. 0111. .equal-si led later 120 yards, tame° from e ch twice from the chcornerdoes it • Clinto • [FROM TIiLE tE ILUEE.- We are , Mr. D. Potter has ha the ressure of the tim assiininent. Like mai fere( a heavy loss thro B. 5 ant. I RE. PACKING. —MI. has porcha,sed the gr own by Mr. \\glitch con erting it into a po lish lent. may to see to SUOCaMb s and make y others, he gh the failure . •Richard 1r at indl forme ed, and intei •k packing est at to an uf- of 1. in '1Y cls b - A rTEMBTED SUICIDE -,- OE Satur ay nio t a man named Jos ph Wheatly, sv- take his life by drink' ig a quantity of 1 ing on. the Bayfield 11 ad, attemptec to 'lamIaniftn, but fortunately by the e• rly dises of the fact by his friends, he ver fail d in accomplishing .that result. It y app ars that he has forj a length of tia e bee addicted to exce -sive drinking so nitiqh so that he has one blind two or , thr e times. AINFUL AccrnENi.We regret learn that M. .McTagg rt, Esq., of 0 ton, met 'with a paiiiful and serious cident on Friday las On that d with a iiuniber of o ers, he was his wa to attenc the sale tho °Lig bred cattle at the farm fvlri Si th, near Ai sa„ Craig. It pears that some arrangement had b ma e wi h the Grand runk Railway stop near the farm, 1 at the conduc has net rcceved, any 1 otification to t effect, ucl he, therefo p when request refuscd to entirely' stlep, but slacke up su ciently to perm' t parties to, ju off. if they were williag to ruin the ,r of injury. Several h d already jum from train, and befor Mr. MeTagg had h cl an opportu ty to do so train had increased ts speed, so t when hd jumped the momentum was great as to quickly th 'ow him forvva insta41Y breaking his eg below the kn THE I1ONDON, riU.R N AND BRUCE 'The cornmibtee of Great West sharehol ers, who are investigating affairs of that company in this Provin. arrived_ • t Clinton last Monday, ahou P. .M., having driven. from London, company with Sir Keith Johnston, i ector of the G. W. Company, Hon, Jo Calling, Joins Birrel, Eso., Preside and C., P. Smith, Esq., Director, of London. Huron and Bruce Compel The party were met at Clinton' by Callender, Esq., Reeve of Clinton, P. Kelly, Esq., Reeve of Morris, and seve al other gentlemen who have taken an terest in the new railway. The memb rs of the committee expressed a very fay or- a.ble opinion of the country'between Le n- dou and Clinton, which they said was e finest tract they bed seen in Cana( a. 'With regard to the construction of the line from London to Wingham, -0-1 y gave n decided gitiniation of th ir views, but expresses' the hope that so e arrange ent satisfactory to both part es would 11 made. After a stay of ab ut two houis, the party left by special s. r of the (4. W. .Railway, to which t e Grand Trunk Matia,gera had courteou ly allowed. t,` running powers " for the oc a- sion. -We learn from the best authori y that the Directors of the London, Huro , and Bra Railway have no intention of surrendering their bonuses on behalf of Mr. Fowler's scheme, as they are fully cleternijned that the road shall be carrjj3d through ly the existing route. to in- c - y, OR of of p- en to Or at d, ed np sk ed rt he a t SO • d, e. rn he e, 3 in- IT - 11 lt, he y. I Bell veGraham-Bill to set aside pat- ent of land. Judgment reserved. J. A. Boyd for plaintiff ; J. T. Garrow for defendant. . * Kehoe vs., Johnston -Decree for plain- tiff by censent. Mr. Loscombe and. C. Moss for plaintiff; Lauder & Proctoa and Bethune for defendant. . - Troyer vs:. Love -Settled by .parties. C. Seager for plaintiff, S. T. Garrow for defendant. • The courtclosed on Friday night. The Dog Nuisance. To Ow Edit* of the Huron, Expositor. 1 DEAR SIR:: 1 kllOW of nothing mote provoking, and at the sanie time So dangerous, as dogs that are always post- ed -on the roaci to entertaiii travelers as they pass along the highways. I can- not see what earthly use there is tin a dog that will run Out and bark at; and ,requently bite horses as they are driven along the road. It would be well for parties having such dogs to remember that they are liable to an action being brought agaiipst them at any time for damages caused by itheir dogs. It might also be well to recommend the introduc- tion of a little cold lead into the diges- tive organs of thcsei animals through the means of a Ale or revolver. Yours, &c., TRA.VELER. A car load of LAND, PLASTER at STRONG- & FAIRLETS. ; — --JO-- HAY FOR SALE. THE undersigned has for sale, on Lot No. 29, Con. 5, McKillop, ew tons of good timothy HAY. RNELLIOTT. N•01"10E. • TEE OF REVISION for the Township of l'uckersmith willimeet at Dill's Hotel, Her- parhey, on FRI AY, th ia 15th day of MAY, at the hour of 10 o'cloc A. Me 332 WM. McCON:e.TELL, Clerk. F rvi Fp. SALE. NOlTMorris, hall ty of Huron, contabaing oes acres 60 acres clear oi. etumpa, balance good hardwood bush, a small be Ting_ orchard, frame ham 40x60, hame stable 20x *etrg houseetwo good wells with piunps. The ab we lania is situated2 miles north of Brassels, and uly Mile off the gravel road. For terms, &c., mph.° , on the premises or to 382-4 C. Re COOPER, Brussels P. O. • NOTICE TO qOTRACTO1EtS. EALED TL DERS, Will be received by the uuderaigued Intel IVONDAY JUNE 1 for the erection of a Gri it and ;Flouring Mill on Lot 25, Con. 10, .McKillo adjo' 'lig the Saw Mill. Plans *: can Ibe seen at his residence. eteneller not necessarily aecepted 7- 1 JOHN GOVENLOOR.. 1 Lot '28, Con. 5, Township of and sneellicatien The lowest or an nnless satiefacto 332 _ CHANCE FOR A WORKING MAN. TUE following farm to rent preeents a rare chance fora working man : The ferm consieta of 80 acres'and is lot 38, Con. 14, hicKillmil op, 11 es fromSeaforth, them is a large quantity of lying timber on the lot, at which the lessee could find employment the greater purt of the year in cutting, while at the same time he could raise crops enough to keep his feenriiy, the owner being desirous to make such an arrangement. This is a splendid chance forem induetriousinau who wants to get a start. Particulate eamy he obtained on application on the premises) by letter to 83241 • PATRICK RYAN, Walton. MESSETT <f; BROTI1E1?, (Late of Hamilton)) Would intimate to their numerous friends and the general 'public that they are prepared to fill all orders for Monuments, Headstones, Table Tops, Mantles, &c, Granite Monuments Imported to Order. , Work of tlio 't?'ost style and -art, and eartnet be . • eurpassed in this part of Ontario. A callespoctfelly solicited. Opposite Logan et Jamieson's Store, . 1 MAIN STY:MET, SEA:FORTH. E. mssErr. K. MESSETT. CLINTON MARBLE WORKS-) HURON STREET, - Next door weet of the Commercial Hotel. • MONUMENTS, HEADSTONES, • And work of all kinds in Amerman -and Foreign • Marble, designed and executed. in the heat style, and at most reasonable price. Mantles of Various Colored ;Ifarble sup- plied on .81tort Notice. ; Granite Monuments ir.nd Headstones iraported ; to order. . 277 • CALDER & COOPER. ANDREW CALDER, Agent, DANIEL; Mc'GREGO.R, • Bookbinder, liarpurheyrSeaforth, JJAS just received a large Stoek of -the materiale used in the business'and is now fully prepar- ed to execute, on the slaortest notice and in -the atest syles, all orders he may be favouredeeitle • REGISTERS, LEDGIER8 & BLANK BOOBS OF ANY RIND, Ruled, Printed and made to order-, on the shortest notice, and at priceswhich defy competition, Ladies' Work Boxes- i& Fancy Cases • Made to o_rder. OLD Asp NEW BOOKS Bound and repaired at city prices. All communications adelre4ed to the undersign- _ ea, will receive prompt attention•. DANIEL McGREGOR, Seaforth, (Harpuehey. LIST OF TeeEMA.INING in the -LV called for on March Adlam, John Anderson, Sr., John Brintnal, John Brown, Miss M. Burns, Wm. Carmichael) Daniel Caldwell, G. et. S. Clifford, John Clinton, James Durkee, James 830 LETTERS Seaforth Post Office un - W., 1874 : Dienohoe, Miss Maggie Hayden, Peter 1Ctiox, John Leiner, John Miner, John R. McNaughton, McCracken, Ian. Stenbeik, D.- Theaderf, Christ WaiteWaite S. P. S. , IMPORTANT NOTICE. NEW BA1A1t SHOP IN SEAPORT/I-ens- public are respectfully invited to kgive Kr, °minus a call itt his new Barber Shop in the Mansion Hotel. The besb attention given to Shaving and Hair Cutting. Call and see him] him a Trial 1 Razor and Scissor Sharpening strictly attended to. Come one 00Mee tIli • Satisfaction given. • 321 OREMUS, Seaforth. gite Nitcts Oxpoitor Is PUBLISHED EVERY riiimAy AIORNING IN SEA2OIiTI-I. TRIM:I.-SI 50 per year in advance, or $2 at ihC end of the year. Ativertieding Roles. First insertion, per line, 8 cent, subsequent in- sertion, 2 cents -each time, per line. Advertisements of Strayed, Lost, Found, to., not exceeding 10 lines -first month, $1 ; after month, 50 cents each. month. Advertisements of FARMS and REAL ESTATg for sale, not exteeding 15 lines---firet month $1 V); each subsequent mouth, 75 eents. Births, Marriages, and. Deaths --Gratis. beAintivseertrtelad6Itillenfotsrbwir, aonildt cHharPecgifiede adeleroere2gulgy-vill notpdaxvsertuis.ements inea'sured s. scale of will • McLEAN BROTHERS* • ea —1'7-7- 1 FARM 1 s -astaBilazta eonnsiees. e., *L-1 ship of Turkeriee -excellent land, upon 1 barn, 38x60 feet, and terms, whith are easel ply to:Mr. JAVES 1.). said Township, or to -WICK, eir.„ St. Oeoree STEAM SAW WLNG- Lot 34, --Con ilexes . , all cleweee -, two geollorcharda ing springs wIkieb ft* con. -91, zontieiging *5 e is sit idea 43, miles -. gmvel road thereto. 1 on th premise. If I SON, eistanee P.O.; YARN roll f.0 -pouf SALE, a good -L. half of Jot 15 ae a t! 12, Maiillop,eontainii wellfeneed, and in /...'-0A timbered with hardw and uew, leg` ' Veen; 1 miles and e hell from 1 fropil the villege of See sae...0115 within sch.00ls and ehereS. F propietor on.1 the pr Wintheop P. i0. 28014 ' i. FAR_ 1 Ee )LeN MILES Ire: :kJ 10) Con. fe- Helleti acres eleaeeti. -remain Fall -Wheat ; log build: venieut to mills, chee. S80-4 1 - Aieee I VOA SAL VARM Lot No,. 19, TOO acree, 450 -clear: wood bub; barn house; the feria is IN; gra'veT road.; goodbeal Poesessien Paeticeiars atepte to 11 .DAVID 380*4-1 FARIT ORTII hell :of Lo • -Morris. eounty of ,1 60 iters clear of stun: bush, i,i,sinall frame siable 20x2el, pumpee = The elueve Brussels, erre only For t( lune ele„ tinged/ 332-4 C_ FARM (In ACRES, situat 3- " "I being north h 45aeres cheered:I log h paetienlars al1;‘ly ki 831-4 OHANCE.P0..R. YTIIIE lone -wing feria t for'a, working me acres find Le loe 8J, C fromSeaforth. theere timber mi. the 1t, at e emploYment the greeti while n the same tine - to keep his family-, ti make le ieh aixarran ehance ror an in du ri start. Ps.rticulare lee on the -11,reeniste. , or le; 332*4 • LiS- -T.„)mui,LNEN-0- iu tli callee for on Male Adlam, „Tolle AnderSon„ Sr., joint Brintnnl, John' Drinra, MitiS M., Durrne, Wm. Catinieliate, Dailie.1 ie. Clifford, John ' Clinton,e,Tainee Durkee, :James 380 ; WOULD beg " turners for their If himesinee eoznmsxtin THE L Ile would also ie_ferm attentioe shall b paiel past, 1111411.11 01'41 re se: promptly, attenel-.4 tt-ts Building '1 1 He has iade aprti14,4j GE.Iffrr Whiah will be in World tembor. : " -11,11.E1 TIR, XING, Stator Coroner for the (1. residence over jOhnsoi, Main-st. 1 Calle it Dit, tended tie d=ay layL.le'Ele-CO:.4.n. e"-• gaol,etc. Corte - ()Rite and llesihence.11 streets, next to Ph. - R. CAMPBELL, le• l sity, :eiontreel,) Huron. elleire---Nteet Matble Works, and Ail Main.etreet, Senforth,d B 3tealaailt•ei"nea-tillsetel.Lie.w•ohleleile.eti.t:1((1;1. P. 'M. Beiones ovar 2, • - r #" • matt of 4.,orleeik t, ii•aeleintel of (lettoL14, has sett1+111 peruz.u.,, • 111 1.".hise'c' in all of *,..•4.011:0, fwernacnocattllienefi.ico ETERINARY V. be: to ene. Seatorth and. Flzrrtom been :matt-di:el thnte4di Rlye,)11‘.44.., and Is -ae; Horl I ;ind tip 4: ha opewel anol1:4•.• eflioving 41.)1). wletre• tend t ai3. Deesea tended liesiticince', lfi Chartzts .1±.?asonnitle. eon •ni 4 on thqi of Ich & of the itar that n iii tallg hfil, nre 4:11:p):eelniairleCo. I -Louse, Soaforth. ,