HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1874-05-08, Page 6State of !Trade in he Country
District
We have recently had. the opportunity
of reading a largemumbe of letters, Writ-
ten mostly by -brisiness men in various
parts of Ontario, in ansa er to sPecialf en-
quities as to the position of trade in their
reshectivelhealitioe, an. especially With
reference to the results of the winter's
business. - The accomita vary very pinch,
as they naturally would and sofnetimes
bear a, gloomy or a brig t shade, accord-
ing to the peculiar type of the writer's
mind. Taking thein h the aggregate,
we find certain leadingf lets about which
there is enough concur): nt testimony to
establish them beyond mailable doubt.
If, for instance, -Wehtak the north-west-
ern counties of Simcoe, Grey, Bruce and
Huron, we find that A argely increased
trade has b en done Olon the new lines of
railway. The opening which many of
those new localities we supposed to af-
ford for establishing a h isiness has caus-
ed an unnecessary . n ultiplication of
stores. Stooks in well ocalities appear
to have been some -who in excess, es-
peeially of woolens. T 's seems to be
due not only to the o er-sanguine cal-
culations of traders, In t partly to the
mild character of the wi i ter, both in the
beginning and. the dos ng months, and
the consequent had max s. • "Under stioh
drcumstances, produce is held. back;
_ and from this ogain-folle s, as of Course,
a tardiness in the paym nt of accounts,
and an increase of entst tiding indebted-
ness.1 • l
C
Looking next at the ,estern ounties
of Lambto , Kent, .E. sex, Elgin and
Middlesex; it appears- t at trade has suf-
fered from the open cI aracter of the
. winter, but especially lf om the depres-
sion of the oil industry. The small siil-
loges gene -ally compla n. . it appears
pretty cieaj from these 1 tters that thelre
is a general tendeney in trade to forsake
the small v ages for th towns. This
is an invariable result Wierever railways
are opened. Some octet
goods is noticeable in aill
the demand, for them ha
over-estimated;
In the oentral countie
ford, Halted's, lWellingh
more:Cheerful story is
(lent that the cash system
into favor among the
distrias. They are ne;
sale centres, and, ther fore, visit the
markets often, buy -1 -ss, poi more
promptly, and carry 1 ss stock over;
business is, therefore., -ept in better
shape and more satiSfac ry to all Con-
cerned. .
From the so Ahern. unties of Lin-
coln, Welland, .Norfolk , int Haldimanch.
the_ reports'arenot flattering. In !Nor-
in
folk county thcl -0 is an increase of, out-
standings ancl a general complaint of the
smallness of cash , sales. In the Other
eounties named there are more heavy
goods left Over thanusual, and. an mf -
;satisfactory, season's ti-adie is given as the
general result. ! .
Several counties east f TorontO, in-
cluding Ontario, North unberlandand
Durham, Peteiboroh Vi toria, &c., liave
leo re lleavy walids than 1.1 alai.. At maim-
. factoring points, such , s Oshawa, less
than the usual activity s reported, assa
nig to the slubstitiftion latterly of . Am-
erican goods far the h Me -made. : The
towns generally in these aunties are not
seifering from Idepressh
-Lion sales of hankropt.st
Latch damage insoMe lo
lombering'distnicts the
has been diSappointi
',nines.
citation of heaVy
these district,
in& been quito
of Brant, Oka'
Peel, &G.,
Id.. It is ell,
is corning more
'aders in these
rer the whole: -
la though lauc-
Cks havq one
alities: the
rade genqally
— Hon tory
NoteS on H alth.
To-nacco.--L-Softening, o the brain lie a
disease almost alWays co fleeted with! the
use of nervines in some .: _tape. fohhcco
is a powerful. a&ent in its -production.
Trileibling is one. of the lama Symptoms
of acute, and a cOmmen i esult of ehronic
nicotism. The hlinister of Public I In-
straiction in Fraar4e issti 1 a circular to
the directors of colleged schools, ifor-
biddiug tobacco to Wale th as injurious
to physic4 and, intell ctual develop-
ment, Tehiteco atid'insa ity are closely
connected. !It is stated upon the best -
authority that of those vho.-heeanna-ino
sane from the sepposed i se of spiritnous
liquors, 87 Oer Centalso use tobaeoo4
fruits implies hectors' 1. ills. The hest
. FRUIT AN p I- EA.LTH. An absence . of
raedieine chest ait einigra big familylcan
o carry to, ,a lnewly-settled conntry
is a, box of carly-beari g fruit trees,
currant, gooseberry and ra pberrY bashes,
an,d strawberry plants! Western resi-
dents say that as long asthey have ripe
fruit they remain free ftjom all disease
ref3u1ting from malara.
Hain Dvss.--Casee of
aralysis result-
ing from the use ef hair dyes are .counted
by the score. The 1hrew York Board of
Health, a year or two 'a4o, warned the
the people of dangers from this souree.
, The chief medical, ()Meer of the BrookRyn
Life Insurance Qompany stated that a
few years agO thast company paid a policy.
-on the life of a man 'who, a poat-mortem
examination 'demonstrated, killed himself
by ;dyeing his hair. 1
To Oath ' i.EDFLESSNEse..—Let the full
meal rn
eoe n the middle of the day.
Two hours a ter it, has been taken walk
three or four mil s or r*le twice that
number. Eit a "gilt, easi1y digested
supper and plass th eucce disng hours till
bed time in al way agreea le but not ex-
citing. Avoid cau es of w try, and sleep
ia a fresh held and well v itilated apart-
ment.
0110-
CO;RN Foiel)EB.;—,A Mr. Simmons avr ite
. the Germantown Telegrapl . that as
te
as June 3, he drilled twelve quarts of
of corn in ' rows two feat apart, {-in
:1, third. of an acre of 'ma, and 21,p- r
i
piied one and a half cords f manure and
cultivated twice, a man fol owing with a
baud -hoe. The corn grew ten feet high. .
eat up just as -tassels began. to blossom,
.
it made. 000 bundles, overact' ng 20 pounds
1
green, and eight pounds 4. ry, being at
'the rate of 7,200 pounds cl •y fodder per
a -re ----which he judged. to o worth moro
paa.- tan than hay for feedin cows. E
Another farmer, in Peel skill, N. It,
(Lined two bushels of corn on two and a
,
h ..if acres of meadow. lam after he ens,
the hay, covered the drill. with freali
e4 w manure, 0i -titivated fou • tunes up to
Auh. 10, awl Gut with sic - e Sept. lb,
laying corn cross -wise of ro vs -h.> dry fOr
il oe days, then tied it up aud shocked en
a 'joining grass land. He t sen reploweg
ca again to
all and sleri-
out cutting.
ii-.. ore were eight tons of coin fodder. ,
-- aage-e-se—ha
.A Youm; MAN Wonichst; AS A FA.C1-
1 ee'ear GIRL.—Facts as follo s have just
come to light at Little Falls But a short
time ago a very intelligent looking girl;
as was supposed, applied for and secured
a, situation in one of ;the la itting millS
under the name of 1 Bertha Rollins. She
was quite retieen in- her department,
though of an app4rently'. agreeable -dis-
ositiona Seven yiou.ug men of the vil-
lage had become sniittent with Bertha
and, when she announced her intention
of quitting the village, these young men
grew melancholy )3ut Bertha left.
She went to Otse o, and there: secured a
situation in a fact ry, but there:her man-
ners at once crea d suspicion and it was
found, after a ea dully pi epar`ed. plan,
that Bertha Rolli 8 was _Henry Wallace
of Brooklyn; N. .., who had been: play-
ing girl for A yea or two past very suc-
cessfully, having f r several months been
fin the employrnen of a.New York con-
cert saloon propri tor as a waiter girl.
Wallace said he assumed the role of
girl because by (icing so- he could obtam
employment, and n male attire he could.
not. --Troy Press.
Things t Ottawa.
The following e tract, from a letter of
_1the clever and rac Ottawa correspond.-
, mat of the Hada' on Times, Will give
I our readers some 1 ea of how things are
looking at Ottawa both before and be-
hind the scenes : - " One month has pass-
ed since the repres ntatives of the people
assembled to atten to the public busi-
ness, and they are already beginning to
enquire at What d, e they may expect to
be released. It in y seem to those who
are anxious for,: an opportunity to find
fault with the Government, that there is
very little to Shoat for the time spent,
but a fair considera ion of all the circum-
etances will relieve the .M.inistry and the
House from blame. _Coming as they did
into office afterla, long series ot years in
opposition, the , -mei ers of the „Cabinet
found much te4N3 I amain their depart-
ments. They Were at first practically at
the mercy of their c erks and the deputy
heads of departme ts. To master the
details of official rol ine, and at the same
time correct manyea uses of llong stand-
ing, involved. a greaI deal of work, when
uudertakeh in coni tion with ordinary
Parliamentaryadatie This Will partial,
ly account for aOme di
ays n prosebut-
ince the business of t e session. Another
thing that is now evident, is that they
have promised ,
Ihop LONG AROO-RAMIE
for the legislasingle of sinale session. To
. ,
reclean the promises I made in opposition,
it was nocessary'for the new Ministry to
1 undertake soraeiradi -refornis, butprop-
er consideration of ti e new measures will
reclaim., more time than. clan be given
them before it will b, necessary to allow
;the members to go lairue. It is now-sen-
erally admitted that a few, of the meas-
ures alluded to In th Speech from the
Tho -one had. better e left for another
year. In this eate ory conies the one
for the establishni ilit of a Court of
Appeal.
van ARMY OF 0 FICE-S F-TKERS
1 who present their el inis through theif
1 local representative-, ontinues undith-
Iinished. . For the go d of the country it
is to be hoped that n large proportion of
thesenien are lying ‘nt of employment
1 - 0
1 waiting for.a realiza Ian of their wishes.
I Their demand§ heel' been a source of
: some emboahassment tp the d partniental
ll heads, anclithey hav had n. ore than a
) fair share of trouble f oin an ther cause
ll Many grievances ' of old ' sanding are
l brought once more t ) .
the front by com-
plainants whe had 1 g ago ( espaired. of
redress from the late lovern lent. Each
seems to think , that 1is own coMplaint
has a particular righ Ito firsi a.tteutiou,
and the winner rus alis of his nature
have made 'buy w rk in at depart-
ments. After , Whi el the mciss of exti.a
work will be real ed, and, from the
character of the rnen
folios, there is little c
,L
TA Munsters •are s
into arrears aga re
best,friends are lrepu s
.r less polite, t at
•BRIEECYfteITS 1 RE t en' AccEPTARLE.
Of course the e is; .ome ecmapiamt of
this kind of us go, W rich is in 'striking
4ontrast with ti e neeligent urbanity of
hose who lately lauaged the office
hen any hod. co*lJ. get ii eourteous
Phonaise that hi pasi lwoiiltl tie atteaded
ti, though mo S bf 1hm-4xpehience.cf the
' sh pe deferred e hie]. aketW the heart
sick. NoW eve ry ii n has 4 watch his
pt rn for an int rvi ,,„ and aiiia,y retire
. happy if he has an encouragement, for
no empty pronai es trh scattered broad-
cast. -
There is, at I ast, one man ,n the Cab-
inet who has un lert 1, -en more work than
he ought to att nap ol do. I refer to
Hu. Mr. Mack nzi , lPrernier and Min-
ister of Publ. W o ks. The Depart-
mental work r
WILL ].E 'N‘ ELL, DOE; ,
Mackenzie -know
ptural injunction,
fiudeth 4.4 do
He has ander his
cult and intricate
ortanee of 1 which
t of the lilinance
ties are much more
the su ervision of
way co , strnetion,
seen .that the time
0 positiOn of the
s THE 'HURON EXPO
ward are Ott etel 't6 of nore in-
terestt1antqfoe1 allays excepting
the one -tplio.xit e:Orrisiral,of Riel Near;
ly all the-meenhers who desired to
AIR THEIR ELOQUENCE, ,
have nOW had &chalice to do so. In the
future, there will be less windy de lam-
tibn; Php diacussion of the Elaction
law, in. Committee of the Whole, was a
curious affair, taken in its entirety. The
same ideas -were enunciated dozen times
by different members, each seeming to
think that his verbal sanction would. add
weight to prhvision of the bill. The
only good result that could follow Was to
give a Teat to the reporters, and, they
took so much advantage of the Chance
that readers at a distance could form
little idea of what a nuisance a redund-
ancy of able .speakers may become.
Nimmels
TREES! TREES 1 TREE!
JOHN GRAY & CO.,
BROCKTON NURSERIES, i.ouoavio„. -
Offer for sale a largo and well selected 4:4ek 01
STANDARD AND ' DWA.RF
Fruit Trees, Ornamental Trees,
Choice Hardy EVeg,reens, Flowering Shrubs, •
Efardy Roses, - Grape Vines:
;Small Freits, &c. Beddin Plants, &c
; - ALFRED E. DENISON:Agent, Seaforth;
;Orders left with ;Mr. Denisen willbe prbmptly
attended to.
March, 1874, • 09-12
BY-LAW NO. 1,
1874,
To raise by Way of Loan ,the snTn of
Twenty Thousand Dollars for the
pn.rpcse- of Purchas112g the Nor!thern
,Gravel Roa
„
HilltEAS;the 43ouacil of the Corporation of
the County of Huron lutisi resolved Oo pur-
chase the NORTH I RN GRAVEL ROAD? with
the view of abolishibg the collection of TC ls on
all the Gravel Road d in the said COUllty.
And WHEREAS, to carry into effect the said
re'cited object, it will be necessary for the COrtneil
of the said Corporation to raise the stun of Twenty
Thousand Dollars in the manner hereinafter men-
lioned. 4 _
:And WILEREAS, the amount of the whole rate-
able property in the County of Huron, irresPective
of tory future inerease in the same and iriespec-
tive of an income to bederived from the tempor-
ary investment of the l sinking fund hereinafter
inentio.ued, or any part thereof 'wording to the
lad revised earl equalised Assessment Rollof the
said County, being for the year (inc Thousand
Eight ilundred and Seventy -Three, was Thirteen
Millions One Huiadred and Ninety -Thdusand
Three Hundred and Seventy-FiveDollars.
.
Afla:
WHEREAS, the amount of the e4isting
debt, of the said County is as folleWs : Principal,
Two Hitudrediand Fiftv-Nhie Thoositud Eight ,
Hundred and Thirty Dollars, or Gravel, Road
Debentures, bearing interest at thereto of per
cont. per annum. The annual interest to be pith
on the said debt is Fifteen ThouSend Five Etuncle
red and Eighteen Dollars and Eighty Cents upon
which debt there is no interest in arrear.
An WHEREAS, itiwill require the sum Of Two
' Thousand Two Humbled Dollars to be raised an-
nually by special rate for the payment of the
aitid debt and intereOt, as also hereinafter menl-
'ctir9cAnalletiln*IgilVaHniielliquEalr a'nuf irallS)Tnilitligthe interekt and
ng, Fund for paving
the said sum of Twc4ut3 Thousand Dollars and
interest as hereinafteal mentioned, it will ruquird
au equal annual special rate of Ofio Hundred 'ma
Sixty Nino Hundred end Fifty -Ninths (160-/)59) ot
a Mill in the Dalton i addition to all other rates
and taxes to be levied m each year.
Be it therefore emitted h,v the Council of the:
Corporation of the °minty of Huron:
lst.--Thatit shall b . lawful for the Walden or
the said Comity of Hu .on -to raise by way rh loan
from any person or p raons, body or bodies coi-
porate, who may be eN illing .to milvituce the SSTIN .
upon the credit of titre Debentures hereinafte;
mentioned, a sum not !exceeding in the whele the
sum of Twenty ThoneandDolfith; aid ciese aid
(-tame to be paid iuto the hands of the Treasarer of
. the County aforesaid for the purposes and with-
, the object above recited.. .
94.—That it elutll b
den to cause any nu
4
•
ma de foranch sums
- liondred Dollars emit
tures shall be sealed 11
1"ho not hold port-
nger otf it gettiug
t preem t the prin-
a
busy ! that their
d with' lints, more
1
for all who knoy ill r
that he obeys the 8
'Whatsoever thy h
it vith thy mig it."
conarol the mot d
Department, t1.e 1
ra,t4cs equal svi h t
ialinister, while he
i arclnoes. Add o t a
the Intercolonit 1 11 ii
and it may be r add
leftlfor the res ons b
leader of the Go ern
Of course no e ang
•session, but the int r
party would not su
became 1 -'resider t of
some °awl- positrm
leave him:afore ime o give to depute -
severely tax hills e i rgiess anal would
tams from alaroai ai to his Supporters
in the House.
' A noticeable fea
Parliament is, bat
date
, THERE et E . q " w mr4"
on either side o th _Rouse. The Op-
position is so small
any necessity for a r
secure unanimity in
other hand, the Mi
strong that things h, vo been allowed to
a.
lawful -for said War-,
boreal- Debentures to be
money, not less' than One-
, and that the said Debene
ith the seaVof the said Cor-
SITOR,
WATHP CLOCK AND JEWLRY.
R. .00 NTER
TT.A.s one of the'Choloest and Cheapest Stock of tehes, Clocks and jewelry to elect from in the
Count -y.
E ery „Article Warrante to be as Represenqd.
Prices are lower than any other House doing a sm trade can afford to offer. The. Stock
largest and best s looted in this eection of the wank. •
A. call of Inspee ion is all that is required to amyl ee , the most skeptical. of the truth of these
statements.
Just received, fnll stook at the ' EL4311 N WATCH ES;
'Watches, all differ ut grades, including the renowned "-Lady Elgin.'
is the
the best
dmerican-made
A Large 4Mortinent �t very hiancionw, Sil ,er Ware sta as Cruel Stands, Cake
Basket4.4., They are worth looking t, Oold Chains in, rendlass variety.
()pairing pronintl attended to.
M.
R. COUNTER, Mainas reet, Sea,forth.
0 THE FARME " S OF HIJRON.
FORSYT 'S PATENT WROUGEIT' IRON PetEbhaNt thCey:fare
TILE undersignec ibeg to direct thli attention of t e Farmers of liar
-I- now prepared t' take orders for the above fence which is Without onubttoththee fa
BEST
AND
MOST
Parties desirousl of giving this' fence a trial sh • uld-leave their orders at once so that it can be
SCA01.11,s1
DURABLE
FENCE
114 USE
preparcdfor erecti
repairs for TEN
Snow will not ace
will not destroy it.
This .Fenee will be
Five Wire Fence,
Six "
TERMS—All sur
it early intpring. The proprietor will guarantee this fence o stand without
ARS. The ben fits of this fene over all others are : 10—D •ability. 2nd—
rdate or bank against it. 8rd--"he wind. or frolit des not eff et it. 4th—Fire
5th—It is warranted to turn all us of stock, no matter how lniachy or vieious.
furnished at the following rate •
ier rod
4 C I 41 50 S .von Wire Fence, plirod.,.. ........ 1 68
ght CI CC CC 175
tion of fence ; over that ft111011 t three months
on of fence. For laitge orders special arrange-
ation given. on application to R. Counter,
et, Seaforth; or Hughl Cameron, ondesboro.
FORS TH & Co.
1 41
s of $25 and und cash, on compl
credit, an approved note to be furnis ed on complet
ments can be made. Orders taken aid further info',
Maim street, Seaforth ; or George For yth, at the Mar
320
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TO T
F RIME'S OF
We have much plea.ure in informi
' BleLEOD, Ki
The
KIRBY
Reapin
The KIRBY Madhi
Farmers who were pr
as to the merits of o
The Kirby Machine
equal to any machine
make and can supply
REAPER, the BURD
WHEEL MOWER.
Farmers who have nis
supply them with fir4
HU ON.
g you that we have Secured the services of
pen, as Gener 1 Agent lar the sale of
!
em have not yet
sent at the Kipp
Machines.
are simple in
raadei and are p
o Farmers for
OK INDEPEN
. MeLEOD will
,d the Kirby. W
class Mathines.
CHARLFS MellE0 , Kinpen P. O.,
JABIES MARTEN,St. Helens P.0.,
o 13nAierronn, Marcia, 1874.
ecu fully intr
n Reaping Ma
on.struction-
sitively the li
he coming s
ENT SELF-
upply punt
trust the Ira
Yours truly,
. CHARLES
And
Mowing
MAY 8, 1874,
SEAFORTII
AGRICPLTURAL: IMPLEMENT,
Scaring Machine, t
MUSICAL :INSTRUMENT
1\11 13' Cull rIT
SEWING MACHINE DEPARTMENT.-
' take pleasure in .stating to the public, that I
shall at all times have a stock of the different
kinds of Sewing Machines, with their varied pre-
tentions to merit, that thepurchasers may be able
to suit themselves at one establishment, without
inconvenienee, The -whole face of the country
has been, n.nd still is, frequented by transient
persons. My object is to caution the public
agairist buying anything but Standa.rd Machines,
and of Regular Established Agents. who can al-
ways be found, and whose warrant and guarantee
min be relied on, and if the purchaser is not suited
with the kind they think they want, they call have
the privilege pi charteing it for any either: Vie
have at all timea a new and fresh stock of the
Florence and Webster Machines, as well as all the
other standard makes, which ean be paid for on
very easy terms, or if not satisfactory, can be.
changed for any other that may be desirel.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENT&
0. C. WILLSON
Can defy the voila on Musical rnstruments, both
in Price and quality, he cannot be surpassed.
The utainifacturers of Instrunumts which he sells
have a reputation that. dare not be questioned.
He dells for no seconcl,class firms. The Mathu-
shek and Steinway Piano: .1'zince, Mason & Ham-
lin, and Estey Organs and Melodeons'.
ACR:ICULTURAL IMPLEMINTM
Such as Straw Cutters, Grain Crushers, Root
Cutters, Sewing Machines and Horse Powers, all
of the best, always on band.
IRON H.ARROWS.
• Now is the time to purehase
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.17"
u3
0 - ale"
LL
'adhines. <c
tinted into the County of Bur n, but those te.‘
aeily managed, very. durable, wili de their work
eh/ On-IY,.1873, min, form their tom opinions
/htest running machines in the D minion. We
son the KIRBY COMBINED 3, OWER AND
AKING REAPER, and KIRBY'S
ets, giving all information and ce
niers of Huron will sustain n
NEW TWO-
lificates liaten
our efforts to
A. HARR S, SON & CO.
320
3& -
TRUNKS,
BAGS,
WH I PS,
r COMB
FIARNES 1
COLLARS,
Ow •
hl VALISE
LASHES,
BRUSHS, &C
Y'S, SEAFORTH
AT BELFRY & M
poratron and be signed by the Warden. and court, • 1
USty. ',
• tersigned by the Trees rer of the said Co
r
!lin—That the said Debentures shall be made,
payable in twenty years at furthest from. the day
hereinafternientioned 'Air_ this fly -Law tcS take el-.
feet, at the office ea the Treaeurer of- the saitl
--County of Hurou, aed shall have attached to
them conpoits foe the paymeet ()lithe intemst
nually„ signed by the said Warden and Treitsuren•
4th.—Tlint the eaid Debentures and Ctupone
shall be made out the curreucy of this Donnu-
ion Re that whole automat of said-3)ebeutures shall
not' exceed the before mentioned sum of Twenty
Thousand Dollars, and they shall bear iuterest at
the rate of six per cent. per annum, whieli litter-
' est shall be paylible on'' the first day of Ally 111,
each year, and every yeardttring !the continuance
of the said debentures, at the office of the Treas-
urer of tlie said Comity of Huron.,
5th.—That for the Purpose of forming a sinking
find for the pa yineet Of the said Debentures and -
the interest at the rate aforesaid, to become clue
thereon an equal speeial rate of'One Hundred and
Sixty Nine Hmelred end Fifty -Ninths (160459) of
a Mill in the Dollar, shall in addition to all, other
intes and taxes be raieed, levied 'and collected in
ellen year upon all the rateable property within
the County of Huron„ durmg the continuance of
the said Debentures or any of them.
6th.—That this Be -law shall take effect and
; come into operation. upon the fiNt dal- of
Oue Thousand Eight Hundred and Seventy Four.
-
!
The above is a trtie
t;ci be takeu into cousi
-Connell of the CotrutN
thci said County, on t
at the hour of two
wldch time and place
O0 hereby required
aforesaid.
County Clerk's'OtlIce
Goderich, Feb. 26,187
TICE.
opy of -a prciposed By -Law
oration by. the Municipal
of Huron, Goderich, in
Fourth Day of June11874,
'clock in the liffernohn, at
he members of the Council
to atteud for the purpose
PETER ADAMSON,
County Clerk.
. 325:14
lint is nt en"gb' TO THE •PUBLICI AT LARGE
can be made this
sts of . the Refonn
if Mr. l‘lackenzie
e Council, or took
hict woulld not so
W. H. OLIVER,
arness, addle and C ollar
-
-MANUFACTURER,
re of the 241141.2V:STI 4,5f.E.A.P01?T.FI.
p to the present
r'
corn ground, and See(
t The stalks were
der, and. eaten clean witi
Op -
at there is hardly
ognized "whip" -to
eir ra,nks On the
sterial party is so
go at aloose • ends. Most • of the 1 ,de-.
.bates have. bee!" towed tax' , go - as
" Open," :, and - the had -policy ' of so'
- doing waa apparent i one ease the other
alight, . When Seven, loyal .-Mlinisfitial
supporters had exprcased thenaselves in
opposition to what at rwards tarned ou a
to be a. pet, Sebetil of the *IiniStry.
Though there was • ne risk of alienating
support, the want of proper precantions '
to have thepolicyof 'the Cabineh under-
stood ani eaplained'. y individual con-
versations was felt,' and the lNlinistry-
woeld do well to tak a h.nt foni the
occurrenee.. .
It has been intimat al in a se i -official
way that the/., _
sosinha- with.; moss
about the 20th or 25th. Of May,. ut it is
hardly considered poscible that tie busi-
ness will be finished 411 soon: Co mittee
.days. The debates i m this tipie for-
iri
work is still atsits hei ht, and a .nnmber
of. reports may be -pected i • a few
- 1
1.1
`t:e4
0
esh
0 "IT
SIGN OF THE SCOTCH COLLAR.
. ,
A choiceassortment of light and heave Harness,
'Whips, Bells, Horse Clothing, Sen, kept ;einstantly
on hand. Repairiug promptly att(31.l&tl to, and
charges moderate. Reinambertha(
epli:re,Te,TcIsign.m.of
the Scotch Collar. w
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
NEW BARBER SHOPIN SEAF()X1TH—The are respectfully invited to give Mr.
oremns a eali in his new Barber Shop in the
Mansion Hotel. The best attention given to
Shaving and Hair Cutting. Call and see him! (ive
him a Trial! Razor and Scissor Shea -peeing
strictly attended to. Come one ! Come U!a
wit: (MEW'S, Sea forth,
Satisfaction'given.
321
MONEY ADVANCED
ON 31ortgage Security, in such stems and .for
suth periods, and repayable in such manner
as the applicant may desire. Apply to
A. G. MeDOUGALL, Seaforth.
322'-'52
Our HA.RNESS we etin recommend to any one,
noue but first-rate Haliness. We Warra It our Collar
give entire satisfaction. -
Shop Opposite IlianAton, _House ,Seaforth.
COME 0
0
The Best in use.
A feW only on hand. Call and get 011P before they
are all gone. -Inth yea1:1870 1sedd 30 Of these
Harrows; in 1871 50 ev4-e sold by ; in 1872
h. Ohl Th; ana in 1873 'my sales reached. over
150. This is the best proof that ean be offered
of the satisfaction which the Harrows nive.
dir
17 0- WILLSON
. Market -street, Seaforth. 825
FARMERS, LOOK HERE,
nen
, If you want aiirst-class Plow don't forgetto callon
(;',. WILLIAMNON,
as we use only first-class Le ther and make
•antee them to . 'who hits taken so many prizes at the Provincial
not to galla Horep, and gua
' Exhibitions fot several years past. I would call
special attention to nay IRON BEAM PLOW,
whieh givessuch entire satisfaction to all who have
BELFRY &*MA_
• L • draft. As a proof the superiority 1,1 my Plowtover
, -v- lised it. It nin kes good work and. is vein- light: of
, those of all other inannfactnrers, intending nine
NEI COME ALL
AND Y YOUR
HARNESS
J. W
-1-1•
I beg to state for thei inforniation of flaa ors and t
Harness on hand as ny in town, and am deter
ment in the County. !
BELLS and HOBS!il BLLNKETS, �J1 kinds, eon
Furnishings.
Ot-V-3E41/ M
313
1
SEAFOR
_
chasers should remember that I took the 1st prize
e public generally, that I have as good a stock a
'net" ndt te be Undersold by any ether establish-
;
tantly on hand, Also TRUNK and General
'
rr
J. WARP,
Seaforthr
.FORNITI'OREI
THE ONE
A NEW -
pm e, UNDERkIGN
-11- Kinds MC 1 as
Cane S'eat,
' We will 'als
Wheri snch is
on hand or ma
the business.
With an ateii
share and. a tria
' To enable ue
FURNITURE.
THING NEEIWUL COIVIE ATI
LAST.
URNIT RE SI -ORE IN SIAFOliti
ID HAS OPEN D OUT A ARGE- STOCK OF '"O'ItNIT'dfl.E OF ALL
Tiro d Seat and
bocl-ds, Centre
be ireparei to do
requited you will find i
to 61der. SHROUD,
redk4cwIedgs of the b
of eblic patronage.
sell cheap and also t
N. B.—A neni Piano for sale or will
print' Sat Chairs, Bedsteads,
Tables, Lo miles, Mattresses, (LT.
1
Pfas,
kinds of RDER WORE., PICTURE FRAMING, &e.
!
EPERTKING. . .
No eye to monopoly.
l
to your adva et tage to patronize us. COFFIN'S' will be_ kept
al -Ways kept i stock. A. HEARSE te hire in connection with
einese from 4urteen years experien.
ce we respet fully Halieit a
,
Save expenses we will be our °Importer. -1
J. JOHNS & i Co.
,iven in part payment for a house.
PT.31,WI'173
1)0,NNER
B. POR
He gibs Flinn
-1- BEG tanotity ray nuinerons friend
+ Store next door north of M. Robe
rind at from 20 tio so per Sent cheaper t
Wake up ye OW Bachelors and get
save a fortune by buying from me.
1 323
E'TJR,N Ii
BLAZIlfa, VOT. ALENE.
R NOT DED YI
are avay for n t11-morrer:
abd cantomers that I have again opeoed out a new Furniture
son's, where e rything in the housekeeping line ratty be found,
la any other ilace in town. , I
rtried at once, and give me aca1u before going elliewhere. on
Try it and b convinced.
1
W. B.1 PORTER.
at the Proeincial Exhibition of 1872, And the lst
and 2nd prizes at the Provincial Exhibition, 1873.
All kinds of repairing done to plows on Unshelled
notice. Also Grey plows properly repaired. Call
and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
827-12 • G. 'WILLIAMSON, Seeforth.
, THE SEAFORTH
PLOW FACTORY.
MONROE & HOGAN,
SEAFORTH,
33eg to direct the attention of the farming com-
munity to their Superior PLOWS.
THEIR IRON PLO \V
Has become a general ;favorite, and with improvements inade sine last season, they have no hesita-
tion in guantnteeine it to be at least equal to any
other =plow mafaclured.
TWEIR IRON BEAAT PLOW,
With wooden handles, is one of the best and most
useful plows, for general use, manufactured.
, MONROE & HOGAN
Now ruanufacture the celebrated
THISTLE CUTTER PLOW
With Wrought Iron Beam. They are the only
manufacturers who supply this favorite plow with
a Wrought IronBeam. This plow is sold for $17,
the sameprise at which other manufacturers
the cast iron beam.
SCUFFLERS,
Both in -iron and wood, made to order on the
shortest notice.
REPAIRIN(1-
of every description promptly attended to.
None but the very best material, both in iron
and wood, used, and parties purchasing from ne
may rely -upon getting it good and derablesatiele.
MONROE & HO(hAN,
Plow Manufacturers, Seaforth.
N. B.—Gray's Mould Boards kept on hand for
repairing, 826
THE FARMERS' FRIEND!
WILLIAM (MASSIE,
fc'anettiauezeafeata Carrinee 'Work 9If
ell his sleighs and cutters, is now beeily nranu-
WAGONS), AND BUGG-1ES.
His Wagons are strong and durable.
gnIalii.as:tene:iteosgia,:ee ssitt3t-ilsisfahe,::: hello( made of the
very best material, and by 1h-elass workmen, are
•118Riliely.iiniuthneit)orasidteib.ii to sell on as fevoreble terms
NO LONG CREDIT.
Mr. Graasie is deterniined to sell cheap, and will
hereafter give only short credit.
Repelling and General Blaelcsmithing attended.
to as usual.
WILLIAM GRASSIE.
....a—i—
ILaitioax:i.:nrlintoneeoxwziontsis131.reit:tnfilLoghtS)
1
way for la in to that
he, an 1840, went to
bud::::17ege74 7 ct::: i iatiN
atoan-nnkissnii:r74:' we siali.if)tit
direct int4ercou1he w
irbgfiebilruedviseieeiamgntsrmi:elel:eaeir;b1n!dftt:litlitstCh:ii:laialriintt:tPv:-Ia:11tylillihl'aso°10tItifsri9il'
ail°hatistshexpin°ualhlinthtehrealvwalaill
ITuabnrshuidee•oeraners:Ehhtsiesrn:v:i;huar:artsaaeen::„:0,'
tvoviwthala.d;:g4nt:thoef s:1
seodutjaa,tslit riira'b'ObLt41111
, Kalahari esert whiK
the Bakw in, a tribe'
was the c lief, ahd- in
Kolebeng, where he 1
iYue:Arat sao
jI0
8321 bs es ingj..irisy, I
his futur eareerl as a
consider le -exenrsioi
he ° 1 1 le a Pd3-qu'nYa, life 2rsti-T lat:::
for purposes of Sport
and freqt ntly made
tie, b.er
s eclth. 0:
visited tile L NI
reached the rive Zai.
one of th impohtanit
for o nh* .cevcah,lin
acanaittaieof%elit:e:a3io.w
iinenceLiingsto
ivaelnsjri0aei
One made his iii t eh
Africa pessible the
any one e se, ihade Ix
land. Sebitaane,
Livingstone,
African he had. eve]
warrior, a legislator,
sician. As a, w rrial
regions r land about I
prepared iihe way fin
of them by LivingstO
he gover d wise?), tl
made great;. and, shoal
aim.0 powor an norrecti
are incidental tel a ly.4
has achieved in.ilitar
Lkiallpa:eat, mIielgailVSanieal
one of his tomposi
Makolcilo who atere )
1861. NN: e were in ,1
It WAS e euing.1 Th
d.ay had 1,)en stOrnahl
of the heavens and c
all on the deck of ti
the inelescrihablle bea.
.At*Livinhstone$ req,
the Maleclolie, sang ,1-1
Sebit1a114, and .t Mij
for one of the grand
When Lihingstine -fil
Sehituan4 was 43-*
it was srinh by sor
ehosen warriors, sh-lh
his hut, as; his spil
Speaking' ot this ail
stone says ; " He 1
best speertnen of a '
met.. I. never felt s
the loss (if a IA& :
tw2olgillnitili;to
ssilliie ?v4-:
h
just hetniil before la
awl not ti) realize as
eeedings Of 11.0e. W11
Sebituanb had impli
stone, aild(it was th
Sokeletne and. the tl,
gave hia influence
enabled Lini. to seeuf
men whO traversed '
rico, with him, and
operibt this feat a
pos
Livingstone migh
•Kolebeeg, or in its
misaionary for y a
desire to travel
upon kina, _mission
p.m: avihiteela.otdiont;;I:ali
life. Many Duteh
the outskirts of th
during the Kaffir wt.
lor less hyelees men]
lbleod and Viol_hilee,
natives as 110 ibet6
strove to roiltliCie i
'''etre!Ittiti:134
1),Bealligs,,atii11.1tykrire, 0 Thal
children ' into alai'
wothen learrie 1 ti
0 , , k .11
.
he had labored for
carry on his 1)118510).1
mission tation, an
stroyed is jytIRerEl
desolated All lhoi;
bene svas destroj
was not dismayed.
possessiii of 111-q
devote los life lieho4
out to Christianiti
rggehoitsolcireAinfle'
aca1:1
ed wrong, that *
tahhiloedrifiyIbilio)ol*ssialllvil
oizi ze, ar -r;;I:tli117.,Sshi ;0ofli);et1'1.-i
Ile eonductol hi
tCoaszlatritanataana(1,,.tpr',
improve ' hilnself
prepare himaelf ;:it
means for the grea
set himself to do. l
!Aim: i.c.fitssii. eceit.s.: atietlit:1,,r: I: ,si..1:::Iiiiti::131;iliiir,
recoheiled 111111 4-,.
hi11ljs'lEii'
ha3giaeEiii
its:,Ieiii
likelyo
have alsh
int:lnIt't1alij:airalr
tilSie(.11
5:1:tne ir:n-irt::lia
support him ; tha
co/mine-or with
---watls]lenom.h1Litirl''oine':,
fl(:.,wzialfni tahtis
tiet4, 11
-°1f'l!iLti,:ti z:rpt
1eet't