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tor 544',
itereS: le acres elear-
he blush burnt. The
• church and ea/he-ay
mice for a man with a.
ker on the place to pay
ly to SAMUEL OTIAM-
hel P. O. erie-;-4
SL
R
et 20, Con. 9, HU:4*a
nirtfr 50- acos ; 44 seere
ps; well fenced; geed
; outbuildiugs, hewed
garden. For terla8.,.
• or by letter, to the
DEVLIN„
•
Staff& O.
Conveniently eituated
Aka. Con. 5, Stanley,. 7
lea from Seaforthcon-
weil fenced. and un -
tin,, the remainder .ia
wheat. -Thera is a fine
[Ise, frame barn and:
spring on the pletee.
ma on application to
ITIOMAS MILLS. '
On the premises.
• SALE.
tekersanith ; 100 aeree ;
all dear of straape
atildinget ; yolirtg meth:
two wells with pinups;
The land ia of the
ild chap. For further
nietor oti thepretreises.
MeGANDLESS,
Eemerndville P. O.
L.
SALE..
land, being compose&
kNrnop, end west half
rty is situated, within
pod gravel road inns
,E school house within'
'35 acres cleared, well
nn stmnps, and clean
ea &ere lot there is
eouse and orchard. (he
, good frame. house, 2.
aid ctdiar, and a large
watexed. These fame
gether to suit purehae-
s apply to the proprie-
ke WALTER CONVAX,
ItleCA.UGHEY, see-
_ $41
SALE.
timop,;coutaining 104
kt miles from e`teaforthe
• Grievel neaa; large
:taw; also other out -
hone, well finished,
e`creek; also, a good
of good quality ; three
,tt fruit trees, all bear-
eirticulars applyen the
COWAN, Seaforth.
: IN B:BERT.
beet; 40 aeres cleared;
and stables; two good
z-th, 8 from Gromarty;
Terms, easy. For fur -
le premises.
Cromarty P. 0„
t SALE:
eontaining 100•acreee.6
, well fenced, and in fk
- the balance is well
;der, Om andhemlock,
and fencing timber ;
with stone cellar un
id staldee, also a good
ease - there is ts good
not;roken land on the
er passes through the
ni the drsest geasong-
ekt- Clinton and Sea-
ktteelield, with a good
:h place. For further
Opiietor on the pram-
• MerrOUG A LL, Sr,
R BRUCE..
30, Com 6-, Township -
Brace, containing 100
,ed, This- farm is situ -
lie rapidly growing vil-
leered portion is -well
.Spring Creek. Tanninc.
a, desirable pioperty.
ply to the Proprietor,
; A. 3L CAMPRET.L.
• SALE.
-E} retire from the Hotel
;his hotel knOwa as the
rt ilia,' village of Brussel&
,with good, stable and
4 situated in the centre
village. Satisfactory
i'or further particular's
ek the proprietor on the
[FM d: Co., Brussele P.„ 0.
:-irvITSCiN, Proprietor.
e.
5ALE.
3, L. R. K., Tuck -
acres, 7.5 of which are
a a state of good caw -
at frame HOUSE and
etle and stables, also a
la farm le watered by a.
ilk This- farm is situ-
Ettall of..Bracefteld, and
Manta and Seaforth,
,11,.ing to each of these
; ars apply to the prop-.
Brucetield P. 0.
ETH MeLELLIN.
SA,TeR
= irslazoe, containing
cleared and ina state
a good frarneBARN
.located on a good
enuated to schools,
d is within 13miles.
- Exeter. For further
eietor on the premises.
AM DINN IN. Jr.,
Lute ley P. O.
-
SALE.
140 ttert:ti, more or
-t.nry of water, and the
itland Ither running
eted fence& Apply on
,
AMES MAItTIN,
tin es Constance P. O.
SALE.
ano,h. Huron Coma -
:of. .exrellent land ; OE
ss Baildines, a bear-
; ne SPRING on the
caeli ; the balance in
e'er further veracit-
y to
tilmentis P. 0,
ii.
'ALE.
: loo acre-, (i5 acre
'idea with //teeth and
vee Maitland and a
from Kiithern and
-.4 to Knit purehasere
Ilarpurhey.,
ierth. 34:1
Hur_s-E-srf,
. to el) acres
le eche:ref maple;
ut entitles for both
;tee le diet: ; a never-
; 4 acet -4. good bear -
b from Sea -
a=1 road inteeee the
at:tieatitat ; plentUti
1-..ttutl. For terms
-tit the proprietor.
LL, Conetariee P.O.
• tacKELLOP.
tenepoeed of North
'calf of lot 14, Con_
'terve, 50 cleared and
:at ion; balance well
. good frame house
eiring orchard; two
; ravel road; Itlrailee
: there are two steam
erenient to charcheat,
ieuhtra apply to the
; or, if by letter, to
IES
Aim FOR SALE.
• flop,cotataining 104
;el beetle arid stables,
ring; two never -fail -
Mill. Also, lot 85,
Wish. The property
aforth,'•with a good
or particulars apply
;.to. jtelIN TIIOMP-
Ont. 2.60
3
V,
00T, Q, 1874.
0.00.0.0•=k,
The Prayer Test. the Church. an
•
• The following extraet is from Bishop
byeeitnan'S Senn, 1011 on. erayer, as publish
ed in the Matthodiat of Aug. 22, His
='• text Was, " Vie effectual, fervent prayer
a a righteolas man. availeth much."
Among otheriillusttations of the efficacy
ai prayer, the Bishop gives the 61-
ItAervinagy-e:r l is alquestion to be determined
jest like -any lother. question of feet, not
*as & questaonlof smeuce, but as a ques-
tion of fact]; and the history' of the
world is full SA evidenoes that God does
not only helix and answer prayer for
apiritual but for phYsical blessings: In
the fall of 1858, while visiting Indiana..
I was at 0 annual .confereuce where
Biehett Jane si was presidingVe receiv-
- eti. a telegram that Bishop Simpson was
About dying. Said Bishop Janes, "Let
as speed a fetv moments in earnest pi ay-
er for the recovery of Bishop Simpsen."
We kneeled Ito pray. Witham Taylor,
the 'great CatifOrnia, street preacher, was
ealled to prat-, and such a prayer I never
heard sinCe The imptession seized
ern me irresistibly, Bishop Simpson
will not the I rose fronittny knees per-
fectly quiet. Said I, "Bishop Simpson
will net die.?? Why do you think so ?"
enables them to perform
REAS
their several d ties in it ; matrimen '
y,
gives grace to be husband and Wife to
live together in love and unity, and bring 1
up thuir ehildi n in the love and fear of
God. His Lor ship dwelt for a coneid-
COUNTY OF HURO
erable lengtb..o i 'the, awful misfortune of 'rr° Wit '
f
falling into mo tat sin. It is called 'nor-
bearingdate the F
tai, said 'His oidship, because it kills lection of arrears
the soul by de riving it of its true life, given that unless
which is sanct Lyinggrace, and because sooner paid, I sha
it brings even l sting death and damna- OAT 'WE-DNEk9
Mon on , the s
friend, an affe
a loving and d
or a kind, bra
great misforta
Ca -IL blame us
affection. 1 It
deprived tof th
ties, but all tl
pared with th
falling into mo
deprived :of, Ii
able even; by -
ganizatioa soot
taken out of
the ground ; s
of its life by t
is dead t
this sanctifyiu
The loss of a dear At the hour of 1
tionate father, or mother, proceed to sell by
voted mdfe or 'husband, be sufficient to dis
ler or sister, is in itself a
e we moumu, aud no one .
in thus- shedding tears of Lot or Part of Lot
*a a great calamity to be S A Lot 1
use of any of out facul- 8 Lot 4
is IS nothing when; corn - NV' -& Lot 6, ... . .
dreadful Misfortune Of 8 pt of N A Lot 1.
tal sin. The'thody, when N ]E 2.• • - • • •
e, soon becomes unbeatt N or VV pt. IL...
tanearest friends, thsoi SI" of N 1 9
begins, when it has to be S or S E pt. 12...
ight And buried deep in W 4 36. ........
the soul, 11•411111 deprived
le commission of mortar 41t
his true life of the soul, 20
gift, bestowed on it, forl 21
- the sake of Chest, is gone, and its doom 22: ....... .......
'It Because I have had an irresistible nu-•.
is • eternal, perd tion. • We all possess an. 23.
rence of suicide, we nat-
that being mad who de- 25
of life; his body will not 26.
be buried in a Catholic 27
pression made upon my .mind during
this prayer." .41.LuutLer saul, I have
the same hnpression," We passed it
along from bench. to bench until we
fINUHL that a very latge proportion of
the confereuburial groundeee had the slinne impression. 1
I made a minute of the time of day, and the adniterer,
when 1 next saw Bishop 8hnpson he was pieces the goo
.
attending to his daily labor. I inquired. his neighbor,
of the Bishop, "How did you rsesehag the useecover .
from your eickness'?" He replied, ‘, erately approt
comet tdt:, \v hat did your physician of pet ditipn
t ?
" He said it was a mixache" soul for ever
then said to the Bishop, "- Give me the and:profound
v
time and. cireumstances undei whtc the arious opeasi
change ocoutred21 He fixed upon the by referring t
day, and. the very hour, making allow- . circumstanees.
anee for the distance—a thousand mm es His Lordshi
.away—that the Methodist preachers firmed on that
were engaged in prayertotal absten_ at this Confer- 1 a
r .
enoa the physhdan left his room.and drinks fa tw
said to his wife, It is useless to do the girls.wou
,anything further ; the Bishop -must die, excesses in dr.
In about an hour he returned, and start-,
ed back, iuquiring, " What have You'
done ?" t oft hae " was the reply.
t' He is recovering rapidly,' said the
physician "a . change has - occe rred in
the disease within the last hour beyond
rntuiti ye abhe
urally coaside
iprives himself
be permitted. t
and is not' the drenkard, 28.
the person 'who teats to 40
t name and reputation, of
bsolutely mad when. pos. 21 ... . ............
f his senses, thus he delib- 22 .
hes the yawning precipice 23.
nd, kills his own inunertal 24
Throughout this affecting 26
iscourse, His Lordship on 26
ns illustrated his Subjects
anecdotes and existing 801
caused all the boys eon; N or N -middle pt.
day to take the pledge of -
co from, all intoxicating E 18.... ......
nty-one years, and that 334
abstain from the useless 356
ss, pointing out the folly' E 372
of spending ionest hard-earned money
on such appen lages as bends. His ord-
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ktd
ICES
SITOIU
RERI'S ISALE OF LAN
V!
DS,Lot
- ,6809 . .
681 ...
682a . . .. ...
683 _
684
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686....,.;.........
687 i
688 1:
AY, THE 2d DAY 01? DECEMBER, A.D. 1874, ,
-DY virtue of a warrant under the hand. of the W rden of
1) the County of Huron, and the Neal of the said County,
teenth day of August, 1874, to me directed. for the col
-
f Taxes due. on the under mentioned lands notice is hereby
the said taxes, together with all lawful costs and charges, he
-ALL
art bl Lot.
• • • • • • • . 6. •
689
'clock, P.M., at the Court House, in the Town of Goderich,
PUBLIC AUCTION the said lands, or so much. thereof as may
charge such arrears of Taxes and. charges thereon. •
TOWNSHIP OF ASHFIELDe
C071.008ion-or Patented or Am't of Casts and
.4St7.eet. Alexea. Unpatented; Taam. ClaioW11.: Taal.
3d 11 D. 100 patented $34 62 $2 15 $36 77
. 6th I) 100 patented 41 11 2 33 43 46
6th IL 100 patented 46 03 ,2 43 48 46
3d W. 40 patented 13 58 163 15 21
9th -W - 50 patented 22.86- 1185 : 24 71
. 10th W . 61 patented 34 70 - 215'1 36 85
. 11th Vir. 50 patented 7 75 1 I48 ' 9-23
. 1 W. 1). 53 patented 18 25 1115 20 00
. N Town Plot 78 patented 5 54 1 43 6 97
lekGE OF PORT ALBERT, IN ARMED).
• Arthur11 . 1 patented 2 91 1.35 - 4 26
Colborne E. 4 nnpatented 5 53 1 43 6 96
' Colborne E. t Unpatented 5 53 1 43 • 6
_ . CkdborMa Il unpatented 5 53 1 43 6
. ' Colborne E t impatented 5 53 1 43, 6
a Colborne R • t unpatented.5 .53 1 43 ' 0
. Colborne E. A unpatented .6 53 1 43 , 6
. Colborne E. le unpatented 5 53 1 43 6
Colborne R unpateuted , 5 53 1 43 6
. Colborne E. t unpatented 5 53- 1 43, 6
• Colborne W.- 4 patented 5 53 --1 48 . 6
. ' Melbourne N. 5 . patented --3 87 1 38 . 5
Sydenham W. 1 patented 5 53 1 43 6
Sydenhana - patented 7.89 148,i 9
• Sydenhare. W patented 7 We , A_48 9
Sydenhani IV patented e7e89 '11 48- 9
. Wellington R t . patented. ett ;'2 88 1 35 4
Wellington NV. 1 .ePotteAted- 2 8$ 1 35 4
VILLAGE OF Ci.14InOlg.
-- patented 4 '75 1 40
1701VNSIIIIt OF GODERICH.
5 AK"' • 5 ' patented . 6 89 1 45- -8 34
-116VVN OF GODERICH.
3-16 patented , 16 03 1 68
t patented 9 77 ' 1 53
t patented 3 99. 1 38
3-16 pateutede 14 65 • 1 65
I. • Pateatiel el: 99 1 38
4 ,...14111tented • 3: 99 , 1 38
t f . patented 9 97 1 53
' k patented..3 99 1. 3s
4'patented 5 96 1143
t - patented!. 8 73. l' 50
patented, 2 44 1 35
1.e patented. 2 06 1 33
" Patented 70 'I. 30 •
1-5 patented 1 75 1 83
. 1-6 patented. 1 75 1; 33
1.5 . patented 1 29 I 33
' patented. 51 30
1e5 patented 2 44 1 35
1-10 patented, 89 1 30
1-10 • patented 2 05 1 33
23, Sub .• of 4, 1.7.on. -A. patented. 9 1 30 I
Con. A. s tee patented. • 3 48 1 38
Park & Marwood.' sit rv,14, Maitland r'd. patented - 2 14 1 35 !
t 6, Sub: of Lo s 17 ata 18 Om. C. 1-10' patented 10 53 1 55 '
CI-. Wilson's Surv., ub,13 of Farm Lot 108 1-5 patented, - 1, 47 1 33
TOWNSHIP OF . GREY.
C1clie .2 ' 100 enpatented 36 12 2 18 38 30'
'84 Oen. 5 100. unpatented 36 29 2 20 -T-1- 38 -49
28. ' Cm. 6 100 patented 24 94 90 26 84
30 -Con, 16 100 patehted. - 37 41 . 2 ,23 39 64
' - - Con. '18 100 unpatented 39 45 g 28 41 73
TOWNSHIF OF HOWICK.
Sel 17 ... . . e Con. 18 50. unpatented 8 58 -- le 50 10 :08
8 . Con. TS; 100- patented 6 26 45. 7 71
ITIIILAGE OF INTOXWEER, IN RONVICK,
2
New Survey' patented ,1 09 - I 30 2 .39
New 'Survey . patented 1 36 33 2 69
• . New Survey I patented 1 10 1 33 2 43
10 ' New Survey' I patented 1.57 1-33
16 New Survey .patented 99 I 30
t.17 .Nett Survey - :t patented 1 .19 1 33
New Survey t patented. 1 62 38
New Snrtey . I-, patented 1 33 1 33
New Survey: 4 patented .2.76 I 35
New, Survey t -patented, - 1 33 1 33
. • New Survey patented 1 23 e 1 33
29. New Survey peteeted . 1. 36 i 33
34 ' New Survey - a ,patented 1 36 1 33 .
35 ..eNew'Suivey 1-7. patented 1 00 1 33
36. . . .. r New Survey : I patented- 1 23 33
$7- .. , . . e ea . New Survey I patented 1:06 1 33
39 New Survey patented 44 - 1 30
40- New Survey ' I e patented 1 53 1 33,
41 New Survey. • t 4 patented 87 1 30
42 New Survey I. patented 1 36 1 33
43
e
28.....
7
. • •
- Concession or
Street. _ Acns.
DINSLEY TERR A.0
TOWNSHIP OF
• S. Boundary 101
ILLAGE BRUCEFIELD, IN TON
. . ....McDonald's Survey 1.a.
McDonald's Survey 1-5
- VILLAGE OF I
• 51
5.1
Park L t 21
Tarte L t22
'Village Lot 172
Village Lot 370
Village
E pt. 0
_
N .1 19
96 26
96 E 22.
96 8 1 25
96
96 Ashery
96
96 Lot 311
96 Lot 375
96 L
25 L
96
.37 4
II
-.1eleneelnalleeaeleeueeeteeeeeeee..., •
PateMed or Ilm't of Costs and
Unpatented. Taxes. COMV71, Total.
pa -tented $0 50 $1 30 $1 80
patented 50 130 1 80
patented 50 .1 30 1 80
patented 50 1 30 1 80
Patented 50 1 30 1 80
patented It() 80
patented 50 1 30 1 $0
Patented 50 1 30 1 80
130 ISO
130 160
patented 50
. patented 50
', IN STANLEY.
patented .. :64
patented 2
STEPHEN, -
patented 18
Mille OF TUC
patented
1 -patented
N
VIGHAM. '
i• patented 11
patented .8
patented 6
natented 3
Let 11, Fisher's Survey 1-0_ patented 8
TOWNSHIP OF EA T WAWANOSH.
patented 27
T WAWANOSH.
patented '31
'Patented. 42
patentW. :35
Con. 13 100 - patented 32
VILLAGE OF ST. HELENS, 1IN WEST WAWA
,1 patented 2
W. 1 42... Con. 11 6
TOWNSHIP OF WE
Con. 1 10
Con, 9 JO
Con. 13 - 10
1130 194
56 .1:35 3 91
'77' 115 202
ICERSA11111-1.
81 130 - 211
-Si 1 30 -21i
33 1 58 12 91
25 :150 975
51 1-45 7 96
59 .1-33 497
78 1 50 10 28
35 1.08 29 33
64 2 08 33 72
35 2 35 44 70
52 2 18 37 70
38 2.10 31 48
NOSH.
91 1 .:35 4 26
• t • • 4 • .
VILLAGE cip' EXETER.
formerly Francestown,in }lay f-1,1 `' patented 14 56 1 65 16 21
3 -9157 11 3308 42 2555
95 1-30' t5
fp rm erl y Frances tow n, in Stephen ] -; patented
ot 392 formerly Francestown, Stephen 1-i patented
ot 393 formerly Prat-. cestown,m Stephen 1- patented
- VILLAGE OF ' ItaiSEGS.
pa -ten -ted
1,3e patented
Patented
patented
A. M.
Treasurer
37 E 51
37 W52
231 218...
23
6 15
506
529
I599..........
866.. :
-ship did not . kamarwhat theyr aliy
-were really, ere, but he was 8e" taili
1thathatute
mg a graceful
After exhor
anything I have ever seen. The cis
always to Go
religious duti
and love, hon
to avoid the
• to keep from
ta paat and the Bishop will newer!!
And he elid.'
Who shall tell nae that God, who cre-
ates madiente to heal dhseases, and has
given power and infinite variety to
remedial influences, did net, by some pronounced t
secret powr enet made known to usthe whole COD,
which perhaps will leaver be, touch_ the . After the
spring of life somewhere in Bishop Simp- IIatgv
perfoi
son's body ? tie does that through pieces on the
remedial agents again and again. The
tendency of death. is destroyed-, a,nd in ,
many cases health is restored by simple1
remedies in the hands of physicians.
Surely it is not unreasonable: for us. to.
suppose that the thx1 who created all
this power may have reserved a little'
that he can bring to bear occasionally:
ander circumstances like these.
ta • tat
-Confirmation at Alomat Carmel,
aNavvi.whip et- Steph:n. '
On Tuesday, Sept. 2, the Right Rev.:
Itieash, Lord Bishop of London, ad-
ministered the sacrament of confirmation
to a large number of ..the youths of both
sexes ha the parish church .of Mount
Carmel. This beautiful church occupies
a, tery attractive position, crowning a
gentle eminence to the right of the gravel
road leading from the township ot Hay
to the Isat1on road near Exeter. ball -
mediately to the right of the church
sta:nets the residence of the parish priest,
that hospitable and genuine Irishman --
Rev e Father Brennan, and to the left is
a small rural -cemetery, where on. a Sun-
day morning before mass may be witness-
ed the truly pzous and Catholitetrish
practice- Of• parties uncoyering their heads
and lerntdtag over the remains of their
friends or relatives. The church was
founded, a comparatively few years ago
by the Very Rev. Father Murphy, whose
mane is venerated by the people: This
enterprising minister of God talked to the
then, iEeve setaers, advised them, encour-
aged them, and. heedless of the hardships
and privations inseparable from a new
colony, bobitt penetrated the primeval
forest, labored, with them, and. with his
owe heaula assisted. to clear the bush
'and free the swamp where the- beautiful
aural now stands.
Outthis occasion the interior of the
church presented a beautiful appearance.
Gorgeous festoons of cedar aaat hemlock,
intertwined with . wreaths of flowers:,
spanned the ceiling in three successive
arches, from the centre of which a large
cross of the same .11Wbtial WAS suspend-
ed.. Mae beaatiful Gothic windows and
the approach to the gallery were simi-
larly decorated. The organ and choir
were presided. over by Miss Mary Jane
Michael Hato, assisted by Miss Lynch,
Miss Franklin, Miss Hall and other la-
dies. The cherch was crowded by ?ewe
ties from the surroundhag neighborhood,
many of whom belonged to other religious
denominations. At 11 o'clock His Lord-,
ship, attired in full episcopal robes, ac7
companied by the Rev-. Father Brennan,
entered the church, proceeded along the
central aisle, and took his 'seat on a dais
to the right of the altar. High Mass was
chanted. by Father 'Wagner, and respond-
ed to in Ttuecessiae peals of rich sacred
music from the organ and choir. His -
Lord shi p addressed the congregation
briefly on the efficacy of the sacraments:
Instituted by Jesus ' Christ, from his
merits they are the chaneads through
-which the grace of GNI is conveyed to
our souls ; baptism cleanses from orginal
sin, makes, as Obristians and children of
God and heirs to the kingdom' of Heaven:;
confirmation makes us strong and perfect
Christians, by which we are strengthen-
ed to suffer and, if necessary, even, to die
for Christ—to profess our faith openly,
and not te deny our religion on any oc-
casion whatever, and like- good soldiers
of Cluist be faithful to him till death ;
its necessity, particularly in those evil
days of seeptioism and- infidelity when
faith arid morals- are exposed to so many
and so violent temptations; intelligent
Catholics should study their religion
so as to be able at all times " to give
a reason for the hope that is in them ;"
Eucharist, the body and. blood, soul and di-
vinity of Jesus Christ, under the appear-
ance of bread and wine, "He who eatah
of nij flesh and dlinkea of my blood
alfideth unth me -and- I ia him, and [will
rai.st hint tg) at the last day;" penance, by
which the sins are. forgtv en which are
committed after baptism ; extremeunction
which gives us grace to die well, and pre-
pares as for our last journey; holy Or.
ders, which gives bishops and priests to
•trer requited- *Lena in
bend to the human sh
ing the children to
1, to be attentive to their
s, to love their neighbor,
r -and obey their parents,
tavern .a.nd bar -room, and
ad company, His Lordshi
e episcopal.- benediction on
tegatipn.
eremonies were' over, Mis
ed several select =laical
rgan. - OBSERVER. I
giv
pe.
*ray
• 1
JOHN S. PORTER
One-horse I tinker and Exchange Broker.
AfAILY S WERT, SEARO1T11
CAPITAL, ▪ $0,000i000.01
This is no blow, bat a fact.
B -
re Greenb
nt rates.
arty. Shaves
money on dep0
—when you ge
Lets; parties lea
eke and American Silver at eu
Lends money on good farm pro
otes without- lather. 11 mill;
it, and pays 20 per cent. intere
• it. Buys and sells Houses au
ine town and wishing to sell quit.,
will find me on and like a thousand of brick.
1.
Bulls Vides, I9heep Skins, F' -urs and JAN
at he highest prices.
S
1,065....... vete :
1,182.
W 1.188.
E 1,188..
1,205.... . . ...
1,206. ... . . .......
S 1,232.........
E 1,310.
1,333.......
W 1,348... ....
W t, 1,357
N of N 1-10 Lot
Sub. 8 of Lot 10
17 71 I
11 301
4 37
16 30
4 37.
4 37
11 30
4,37
7 39
10.23
3 79
3 39
2 00
3 08
3 08 ,
2 62 '
1 81
.3 79
' 2 191
3 38
139.
4 86
3 49
12 08
2 80
.18..
All this ie dome with the above capital, wonde. - 21
ful, is it not? Hand in your Wants, wishes and 92
expectations, d n't be afeaid,)ie won't bust. 3 1 23
WHO
ANTS MONEY
A. STRING, SEA.FORTII,
Will Lean Mon
EST, either on
Parties r!qui
. .
;
INSURE
AN
A. Str
y at a LOW RATE OF INTE1
'arm or Village Property.
ng money should apply to'hiea.
YOUR PROPERT
YOUR LIVES.
ng, Seaforth.
IS ALSO AGENT FOR
The Scottish Provincial Insurance Company
Fire andLi e.
The Western nsuranee Company, of Toronto
Fire and Life. • -
The Isolated Risk Insurance Company,
Canada.
Terms as re sonable as offered by any oth
agent doing bu i ness for reliable Companies.
OFFICE—ov r Strong ee Fairley"A Grone
Store, Main Ser et, Seaforth. 252
SEAFO# TH PLANING MILL,
SASH, DO R AND __BUN() FACTOR
rPHE sUbscrib
customers f
him since com
trusts that he
of the same.
Parties linen
him a call, as h
large stock of a 1 kinds ef
DR TINE LUMBER.,
DOORS, LINDS, MOULDINGS,
S.fIllstGLES, LATH, ETC.
He feels eon dent of giving satisfaction to th
who may taxon him with their patronage, as no
but ft rst-elassl orkmen are employed.
e attention paid to Custom Plan!
201 OHN H. BROADFOOT.
'begs leave to thank hi ia "lamer° a
r the liberal patronage itended t
mining business in Seleforth, a. t
my be favored with a ciontinua c
ing to build would do well to gijv
will continue to keep on hand
CLINTON
MAR -.LE WORK.
'
HURON STREET,
Next door iuest of the Commercial Hotel.
1‘10NUA
And. work of al
Marble, design
end at most ret
Mantles of
-pht
Granite Mon.
to order.
277
TOB
rrENDERS
J.- addressed
NESDAY, 21st
across the river
rid Campbell's
smith. The b
pleted until th
fictitious can b
donee of Mr.
1
850
NTS IlEADSTONESt
kinds in American and Forei
a mid executed in the best sty/
sonable prices.
rarious Colored Marble an
d On hort Notic e.
limits and Headstones importe
W. H. COOPER, Jr.
T. CALDER, Age
IDGE BUILDERS.
II be received by the Undersign d
.- New Survey i ) _patented - 57 1 30
- 48 .. ' New Survey 4... patented 1 83 1 $3
50e e ..,....e .. e... New Survey ' t • patented 1 53 1 33..
51 '. New-Serve:yr . t patented • 1 34 1 33
52 New Survey 4 patented 1 35 1 33
56 ' New Survey t . patented '1 19. 1 33
57 _ e ' New Survey. • I patented 1 34 1 33
60_, .. _ . New Survey I patented 1 19 1 33
VILLAGE OF .FORDWICI-1,..IN HOWICK. •
4 H• Mill Property t patented 4 52 I 40
, , VILLAGE OF IICPOVK1i ORGORRIE, IN HO WICK
215 - , 1-'5 patented 45 1 30
i VILLAGE OF ItELMORR IN 110IVICK. 1
9 . . . Howick-st - 1.. patented 4 40 1 40 5 80
- . TOWNSHIP OF HAY,. . ,
- E pt. 24 Lake -road E. 27 patented 26 12 1 93 28 05
32 ' Lake -road E. 105- patented 63 23 '2 88 66 11.
. VILLAGE .OF MANCHESTER, IN HULLETT. -1 -
. t patented 48 1 30 1 78
76 - ' . i patented 48 .1 30 1 78
° TOWNSHIP OF MORRIS, * .
S 1 24 - ' Con. 3' 100 'patented. 62 05 t 2 83 64 88
VILLAGE OF BLYTH, IN MORRIS.
129 1-5 patented - 1 55 1 33 2 88
130' - 1e5 patented 1 17 .1 33 2 50.
TOWNSHIP OF STANLEY. . . .
3 Bayfield -road N ' 83. patented 43 48 -2 28 45 86
W pt. 'L . ..... ...Ba,yfield-road N 5 . patented 3 98 .1 40 . 5 38
2 90
2 29
2 52
2 95
2 66
4 11
2 66
2 56
2 69
2 69
2 33
2 56
2 39
174 ea ,
2 86 v
217 !
2 69
187
3 16
2 86
2 67
268
2 52
26-7 GR
252 .
5 92
;County Treasurer's Office,
(lode 'ch., Aug. 17, 1874.
2 25
20
82
$9 1
ROS
, County
35 60
30 .150
30 212
30 219
S,
of Huron.
851-13-
lifiANCHEST
1874..
R HOUSE.
P.A.
T AKING into coiasideration that the end of Sep
weather, and 'knowing by experience that our Canadi
Warm Clothing during the Winter Months, we have
have purchased everything necessary to keep the nTh
•
able during the long Winter that is before therm an
1
Public t3 inspect oar Goods --to ensure a speedy sale
the Selection of Goods, and have Extra Good:Value
Dry Goods. Our Boot and Shoe Departs
found in the .Ditirerent Iiinds. In Groeerie
call attention to our SO Cent Tea, which is som
LO
"
43) .
18'74—
•
ember is drawing near, and with it owe WerM
a Climate renders necessary the wearing of very
isited the Wholesale Markets of Canada, and
bitants of this part of our Dominion -comfort
we are fully satiefied-thakit only xequk•es the _
of them. We have paid particular attention to 1
t.
to show in all kinds of Staple and Fancy
ut is well supplied, and. Good Value to' be
ear Stock has never been better, and we would
ing extra. A Call solicited.
N & JAMIESON.
A MATTER OF IMPORTANCE FOR TIIIE PUBLIC TO KNOW, .WHERE
THEY CAN GET ,THE BEST '-ALUE FOR THEIR MONEY.
175
Are a
20 a- ..... 1, 0 0•-• e,
S .59...
307 t ...... -
642:
643 .
644
6-46...
t
VILLAGE OF BAYFIELD, IN STANLEY. .
patented
, 50
18 30 48
1 30 1 80
I patented 50 1 30 1 80
.
. t patented 50 1 30 ' 1 80
t' patented 50 1 10 1 80
11);rlit4
50 1 30 1 80
• 4. 50 .1 30 1 80
paten
50 30 1 80
50 11 30 1 80
I patented 50 1 30: 1 80
I patented 50 1 30 1 80
4
patented 50 1 30 1 80
potential 50 '1 30 1 80
50 1. 30 1 80
4 patented
I patented 50' 1 30 1 80
patented 50' I 301 80
50 1 30 • 1 80
1 Itteettlti . 50 ' 1 30 ' 1 80
4 patented 50 1 30 1 80
• • patented. 50 1 30 1 $0
patented 50 1 30 • 1 80
i patented 50 11 30 1 80
t patented • 50 1 30 1 80
patented 50 1 30 1 80
I patented ' 50 ' 130 1 $0
'4 -patented 50 1 30 1 $0
t patented
50 1 30 1 80
, Patented - 50 - 1 3Q 1 80
t patented 50 1 39 1 80
t patented. 50 1 .30 1 80
' patented 50 1 301 . 1 80
t patented . 50 I 30 1 $0
patented 50 1-3I 1.80
patented - 50 1 30 I 80
- patented ; 50 1 30 1 80
patented 33 1 30 1 -63
patented - 33 1-30 1163
i patented 50 1 30 1 , 80
patented 50 - 1 80c 1, SO
1 patented 50 1 30 11 80'
1
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648
649...
650 ,
651
652:
653
654
655
656
657
658
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t 660
661
662
663
664
665
666
667
668
t. 669
670 .-
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672
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Egmondville P. 0., Until WE
etolier, for the erection of a brid
on. the sideroad opposite Mr. D
arm, in the Township of Tuck
idge will not require to be tio
summer of 1875. Plans and spe
seen on application at the re i
AVID CAMPBELL.
G. E. CRESSWELL,
Reeve of Tnekersmit
1
673
674
675 ....=
676
677 .
678 .
69....:
. • r•tt.
WILSON
YOUNG,
"SCOTTS BLOCIC.,ISEAFORTH,
as GOOD VALUE
can be got in Huron.
;
TEAS OF THE CI-OICEST BRANDS.
SUGARS BRIG -14 AND PURE..
OERIES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION FRESH AND NEW.
_ CROCKERY—THE BE. T CHOICE IN TOWN.
OUR WYE% ALES, P
RTBRS AND LIQUORS
i too well and favorably known to require npeeial mention. For quality there in nothing to
surpass theni made.
All Kinds of Produce taken as Cash.
WILSON & _YOUNG.
41••••••=1••••••••••...•;•••••1•10.16••••■•••121•MMINIIIIMI
ArIVALS AT THE
Teas,
HEQUEREb STDRE,
F
Sugars, Liquors lind General Groceries,
Which were bought on very fav rable terms and will be fiold off
AT PRICES WHICH MUST PROVE
1 •
SATISFACTORY To. CUSTOMERS,
BACON, HAMS,FOUR AND MEAL
OF THE 33E. ;QUALITY
1 •
ltua,ys in Stoch, at the Cheque7ei Store, Main Street, S forth.
JAMES MURPHY.
A
ON
Sock of Choice DRY GOODS
ENUINE SAL
ONDAY, JULY 13th, MR. DENT will
This
Pane
N.(YH UMBU G-.
begin Selling Out without reserve. His heavy
MUST BE SOLD
AND WILt., BE SOLD.
tep is rendered necessary as he is about bni,lding an extensive Show Room for Millinery and
Goods, and must have room to do it and m ney to do it with.
REMEMBER DENT'S GREAT SALE OF CHEAP DRY GOODS.
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