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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1875-08-20, Page 5ID Ign0d, be pi guilty," on which panneled for the t highly respeetahle elaso tradesmen or inen of :at means -arid melt as would lered, in the language of the law fit jury. K .A.111,11.10.83 FOR ME PltoSEICCITON. . Sergeant Parry rose to state or the Koseelition. It roity be, that sonie of you have itifeces ;se 11$ it has appeared itt the pave, . invite you to disraise from yeur r any impressions you may have in. upon it, and decide the ease ig to the evidence. it may be for you to to so, but according :perienee juries always endeevor I regret .the; position, ini whic !fendant stands. Ile is an offt iction ; he is a married man ; li rears of age, and he stands at the iarged with a cowardly and unman- - anit upon a. young lady whone ee. a railway carriage on the 17th of last. The charge is stated in a , old way -attempt at rape, indecene t and common assault. :the young e 22 years (4. a,ge, minding -with her ;.-c- and two sisterit at Durnfoille near irst, where 'he has been residin her father died. this point the noise of the outeriee street was each that the learn -, interposed and slid : We cannot ;iter justice amid this disturbance, t have the street cleared. The Or- as given to clear the street. which, a!r, it took some time to accono nd during which the proceedings pended. ' Sergeant Parry then resumed hie as, stating the circumstances under -.; the young lady earne to take her q alone, a married sister being rue, a accompany her. She was aceom- 1. to the station by a sister and he a, and she get into a first -c ie, which was vacant.. At Lip- - Colonel Baker -got into the care , and then the Sergeant weut on te tile circumstances of the assault, ;aker commenced talking with tdhe nsOn in a polite manner, offering to L e window dotvia and inviting her nee her seat, which she declined. - rain passed and stoppedeat several [is before Woking, from which it on to (laphitra without etopping ; )usly to arriving at \Yoking he con - 1 with her as a gentleman rnight et nothing oecurred, texcept that he ed his seat to one just opposite her; ationed that he 'vas an officer, and ; had a brother in pthe arxny thig dly inspired her with confi ee ;fain went, on to 'Woking, and a. Lhe moment it had left, for a ritn. f an hour evithout stoppage, ; his et changed, and he began toput Mg questions to her, asking he she was going, &c.; she ecarce red him ; she repelled him as we could, and was In some state of ; he suddenly stood. up- and closed iridow ; he coatinued to Use insult - gee& ; he pat hie arm round, her. : hekissedher again and again ; ed to get to the comnsunication . guard, but there was none ; ha' i her forcibbr, he forced her back Ler seat, he kissel her ;repeatedly; n1 to raise her clothes ; there could doubt what lie was attempting, 4 supreme mennent, by a- last effort aped ; oho 'opened the -doer, and . foot upon the step of the carriage ;- ,. that way, from At'alton to Esher, led in a state of the utinost peril ' nu, The defendant, no doubt, leaned. The ;yating lady, inet her honor, had itoperilled Of course he was alarined-it . hoped for her as well as for The driver of the train. caught if her and stoppetl the train, took W11, and askee her what waeithe - She eaide " This- man he insult - (1, will not let me alone." This ,u ( of the ease whieli will he -..rirr by the evidence, i Dickenson Underwent a long ex - Lien, but her evidence simply con -t the feet. Outlined in the above;i 1 ent. If er evidence was not eliaken La by the newt searehinfe cross ex - tutu. The fallowing testimony as charreter ! of the accused was Itichard Airey was then, called, and t had Icing krtoWil Cole Baker, and etched his career with the greatest a, and knewiliim to have attained. ant reputation as a cavalry officer; served iii. India, and had marehed India to serve in the Crimea, lib had serve(I with the greatest ' ey. Sir _Rieliard added, that hi ition of Adjateut-General it WO tziei:i ti) know the character of (the had never heard anything -Baker's (life:reedit. Sir Thomas ha ie in command at Aldershott, - ve atrong evidence in favor of Col. 1th ate an etli-er atul a Man of i'Iti; nzeIual,e1 the ease, when • retired, awl in a quarter of ita ..tutrwd lute ,court with a verdict Lug titeiefondent upon the first charge lint convictitio,0 him he miner eliaree of an innecee-t . _ E J t' Dti K iN I) Tug DEFENDANT, learned Judge then, addressing emitted, proiteeded to liege the sent zi follewe : When, be said, the that ease was published, a thrill „ . oiler went through the countrtt- wee heard that a young and iu- irl, traveling by the ordinary , net:, had been (ibligeel to risk her "Irder to; eave hereelf from gross , eetry levet of society, every eld, felt :is if it had, reeeived is I injury ; awl when the country hat her assailant was a gentle - lel a soldier, and, au officer and - in high command, it felt 7fear, 41. I think I may add, L1IS ieless. yoa have hard w bat jely umet admit to have been A ntl diei.a-eainatte trial ; ancl the ore tiviet lenientlyonost fearlessly, .eiseeterky absolved you from tile - t'.• part of the charge, though theY land you guilty of that of which. re in detibt yeu to be guity. * * L With regard to yon, when I sey u were not only in the rank a a 4111, i.ut an officer in high CO' it i `es that (if itil who were in i eeere the lag who 111 t hen expected to aeSaii her ; an it ,,•atlier have beenexpected that tad. (le anything to defend a fle- 'Altman- And I say it advised - veil if a girl so youn had eone herself with imprudence and int , it wae for you, as so ouch.; ,htv . proteeted her, if neeeesar ' herself. But there is nothing e firat to the last in her conduct 1' tart palliate or excuse in th6 tt, (legree that dishonorable thineg (yen have committed.For 010 AUGUST 20,1875:. erhne itself here is no Palliation. It is _ who I think of her andithiok of you_ think d all he circumetences-the crime itself appe rs as bad as such a crime eould possi Jy be, But there are cir- cumstances vhjeh I am bound to take into considerate in the discharge of my euty, and hese., are the high character you have eceived, and the tprobability that this vas a sudden outhrea.k of eteetedoess 'a you. You have attained a high rank a d a high reputation. I can. not forget that for your rilliant services - your country is indebted to you. I therefore heve to treat this case as one of a wicked outra.ge, which I must call cowardly and dishonorable, and which you muet all your life feel to have been so, but as a sudden outbreek of wicked- ness in a men who has ' up to this time borne a high eharaeter,', and has served his =liar) welt. I wish to spare you the physical degredation which, -would probably be to you a torture, which would prevent you hereafter retrieving your character, in the hope that at som distant daar you may be allowed, by oomo brilli' nt service of which you are s well capable'to wipe out the injurv yo have done to yourself and the dishonoi you, hIave ( one to your :country. Yet JIMA pass a severe sentence upon you and that sentence is that you be impris ohed. for 12 months in the common Jail that you pay a fine of ;c500, and be iin prisoned until you have paid it, and tha you also ply all the costs of this proseea tion'and be further imprisoned. for thr raonths until they are paid. 4 Camel Baker was then removed i a glistotly, andthe trial terminated, th Vast au dier_ce slow ly dispersing. e•-• 0. The Berlin Bangerfeet. , The sec nel annual Sangerfest of t German Singing Societies of Canada opei ed at Berlit on Tuesday wider the rno t favorable a spices, Thelittle town was s gay as limiting and evergreens could ma1e *and the streets !rem an early hour we4e thronged with a vast aseemblage of pe pie drawn to the Festivel froih all par THE ItiAlikETS. , 1tate1L:1W, Ang.1.0113,870.1 market for the past ev ead of , There has been very little . A letle doing pn the I wheat is now and agam offered. Quota- tions show a slight decl ne for old and the market for new has net yet fairly opened. A few loads haVe been generally of inferior go 1y equal in Hain ple to th thus far, may be quote For a first siunple $1 10 would be paid. We quote : •11 Fall Wheat Spring Wheat, per bushel elate per bullet Peas por haehel arley per bualael ffered, but it was lity and. not near - e old. New Fell, 1. at $1 to $1 05. utter,No, ',Loose. Eggs Flour ..... • • • • • • 111 Sheep slcins •Salt (retail) per barrel Salt (wholesale) per barrel, .., ... 0 70 iv Pdtatoes, n , per bnolieli . 0 40 to 0 40 Oatmealita. rl, ....... .. , . 0 00 to 6 00 Wood 4.. 2 60 te 8 00 13ecf 4 00 to 6 op --,-----.-re --- 1 1 c iin, Totr, Aug, 19, 1875.1 Fall Wheat, per brishel I . 1. 12 -0 1 14 Spring Wheel, pat butshel 1 18 0 1 14 data, per butthel,.... , . .... 0 88 op 0 40 Barley, per bushel 0 60 gt4 0 65 . 0 70 0 072 - t 1 10 to 112 . 1 10 te 1.12 0 88 tO 040 0 70 to 9 70 • 0 60 te 06 0 16 to 01 0 00 to 0.1 . 0 00 to 600 . 7 00 to 10 00 , 0 00 to 650 0 50 to 1.0 080 Peas, per bueliel • Butter. 0 17 0 ,o 18 Potatoes. . 4 0 40 tip 0 50 Fg 8 0 12 6 0 18 Hay, per ton, . ee .800 0 10 00 a-------. 1 1 TononTo, Aug. 19, 1875. ..s. There were in to -day about 200 •bush. of wheat, at $1 20 to $1 21 for white, and $1 18 for spring. Hay wild at $17 to $20. Butter and. eggs were unchang- ed, the former at 26 't� 27c per :pound, and latter at 16 to 17c per dozen. 'I.Joeinon, Aug. 19, 1875. The delivery of ' 1 week has been light. reduction of 20 ccnt all kinds of fall whe4 on the week, and only 5 cents per cental on spring Die131. Old fall wheat sells att $1 95 to $2 05 per cental.. A load f .new diehl fall rain for the past There has been a s per ceetal on of Canada mid the 'United States. Vi. 8 itore were roused front their slumbers at 8 5 o'clock by the firing of guns, and from i 9 to 12 o' • ock there was nothing but 01)1 n constant dt and bustle in e the street's. e in The 1110131 ers of the Berlin Concordia e Gesangver iu were busily engaged in $ marching to and from the railway station, o. andin escorting to their hospitable quer- , ters the vstriotis vieitors and guests arriv- 1e ing bytrai s from both east and west. Du- e ring the forenoon deputations arrived f from Chicro, Montreal, Lockport and Erie, in a( &time to the German Singing Societies ot Detroit, Buffalo, Ilamilten, Lisbon, Pi eston, Waterloo and Toronto, the English Orpheus Society of Detroit, and the bends of the Toronto Musicians' Association and the Hamilton Artillery, At half -past ;3 o'clock a .mass meeting was held in the Festival Concert Hall for the purpolse of formally welcoming the visiting societies, who marched in proces- sion to the hall, with bands playing and banners flying. The proceedinge were opened by the maleeheir of the Berlin Coneocdia singing a Getman song of wel- come. Mr. OelsehlagO, the President of the lk/farniging Committee, then came for- cars, averaging 1,;u pounds, at $43 ; ward and delivered an address in Ger- three ears, averaging 1,100 pounds, _at man. ei $45 ; one car, averaging 1,160 pOunds, at 1 Mr, Hugo Kranz, th% Mayor of Berlin, $4 50 • onecar of oxen, averagi g 1,400 pounds; at $56, also welcomed the visitors in English ad- dress, . 1 SHEEP. -T iere were three c Short epeeches were also made by in, besides HOMO small lots on fo Messrs. Jaekson, of Berlin, and Mr. Isaac demand was good. for all offered, and Bowman, M. P., and appropriate replies prices were steady,. ranging fr in $3 50 were made by representatives from the to 86' 1- ' different societies. ; - Lemes,-W etc in 'fair supply, there The first concert took place in the even- being six cardoads in, besides scattering ing, and was a most; successful affair, lots driven in. ;We quote : First-class, The festival hall was ceowded,and a more $3 75 in $4 ' 4"nultniam, $3 r ° ; and , third-class, $2 50 to sa. onthusiastio or less critical audience is not with a most cordial eeception, and her MONTREAL LIVE STOCK MARKET. excellent singing created a marked im- pression, Messrs, Werner and Bauman, on the violincello and Violin respectively, divided the honors with MaAame de Ry - then The festivities were eontinued with great gueto during Wednesday and Thursday, and he crowd in tovvn was old at $1 70. Tread ell fail old sells elle at $1 90 to $2. Red fall old wheat ood, at $1 80 to $r 90, quite a umber of loads of' new red all have been delivered. has MOSt- y been damp, and sold at from $1 50 to 1 75 per cental. Spring wheat, old, in pereo ood demand, and sells freely at $1 to their 2 05, Old ()ate geed supply - $1 23 PLUM THE TEA° un wiDati).--wek iiiimi-catit4 ' _ for School Section No. 6 McKillop, 6 11111 Tetteheri posseseing a setiOnd clase Provincial Oertificede. .1tpplicatlonu, ifing salary -required, to be addreseed to the underalgned, or to I 0 made .personally to S. SCAULETT, Timutece 40104 iv)cid nEnteetn.-Wheretue tonne portion or ' perosons having, on the evening of June 26, malipionely set fire to theearo of Mr. John mil Geml, Sr., Turnberry. The above reward is offered by the Ilowiek Ff111130113l Mutual Vire In- nenenceiCompany for any Info ation that mite' rci lead to he detection and (movie ion of the offend - 1 er. WA ,111e1011011Ert, Secret ry-Treas, 490.4 ,•••••••••• THE dersigned has a few per° bred Leicester J.- and otowold gate and Ram Lambs foe Sale - all out of Imported Stock. Also 5 pate bred Seoteli °elle Pups, 4 pare .bre Scotch Terrier Pups, a reasonable priees-all nt of stock im- ported ern self in 1871 and in 878, H. LOVE, Sr.. Townline Hay and Stanley, miles west from Kippene Hills Green I'. 0. I , 402 s; TENDS WANTED. -Tend rs willbe received by t e undensigned, atWint rope untilFriday, Sept. 10,1876, for the erection a Frame Church at Winthrop, in the Township MeKillop, Plane and speeifications will be seen t the residenee of the undersigned. The lowest of any tender need not be accepted unless satisfactory. HIRAM BLANCHA.RD. ' 0 . 402-8 D CHANCE. -For Saie Cheap, a good t with a Store on it, on Main meet, Sea - forth, 'here le attached to the store a comfort- able d Mug house, suitable for a smell family. The go d will of a good mercantile business will also be tsold. Apply on the premites, or if by let- FITH. ter adtreesed Seaforth P. Oat, to MRS. .GRIF- 40204 VAlili TO RENT. -Lot 10, Cen. 4, Stanley; 70 -Re aces clearea, 55 acres free of etumps; good bearing orchard; plenty of Water all the year round ; i p ossession Oet. 1. For arther putieularo apply tO D. McDOUGALL, Brncefield, 401*8 i 0 TIREtSltIAKING.-MISS fiinITIIElILAND and MSS FRENCH beg to orm the Ladies of Settforth and vicinity that the will open out a Dresernakingestahliehment, on Wednesday, Aug. 25, ove Coventry's Shoe Shop, Seaforth... 402-4 5 A GO THR SHING MACHINE OR SALE, - For -1- 341c Cheap, or will be etre nged for horses, cattle r cordwood, a Separator hroshing Machine and H xse Power. All in good working order and compl4te. Also two Bete of Trucks. Apply to STRONG & FAIRLEY, Seaforth. 898 1 . HOVSE TO RENT. -To Reit, a new HOUR° in S aforth, pleasantly situated, and containing i.) kitehei , dining room, parlor, 5i bedrooms, a good cellar nd all other convoniencfr. Hard and soft water nd a good stable en the prerctises. Imme- diate °secretion. Apply to ANDREW MAL- COLM , Seaforth. • 402 "PST AY CATTLE.-Strayee from the premises A-, o the undersigned, Lot 45, London Road, Tucke smith, two Dry Cows ,u4 two Steers -one co vr r with white face, the o er cow epotted red and w ite (large spots), and wp one horn broken off. "he steers both spotted or speckle& Any giving such 'reformat* that will lead to ecovery will be suitably rewarded. HENRY STEEL. 401*2 o $1 25 per eental ; no new delivered et. Barley-eonly ione load of new de - at $1 per cental. ; Butter scarcer and in ivered, ; it was poor and damp, and WM, good demand for city' use. Eggs plenti- ful, and in good demand. at 13e to 14e. TORONTO LIVE STOCK MARKET. 33gEvEs.-The receipts at this market were only 'moderate during he past week, sod th bulk of the offerings con- sisted of me ium and inferior quality. First-class ase -fed were otill in good demand, andi)commanded $4 50, per 100 pounds, Sec nd-cless were worth $3 75 to $4, and t iird-elass $3 25 to $3 50. The following sales were, reported : One ear, averagine 1,200 poendse at 854; two pEAi HARVESTER EXH ITION.--MeLeod's 0 ebrated Pea Harveste will be ;tested on the fa of Mr. Robert MC Autry, Milli Road, Tuck* mitb, on Monday, Auei. 28,1875, eommen- eing at 2 o'clock P. M,, when; all interested can have opperrtunity of seeing;this machine work- ed an thoroughly tested.' If he weather be wet c on th above day, the test wit take place on the firet • day theretifter. G. li cLEOD. 1 402-1 , FA clean i I 11 TO RENT. -Lot Nii, 21, Com, 14, Me - Mop, containing 81 acres, 56 of which are well fenced, well watered, and he a state olio , cultivation. The buildings are ell good trawl Imitative. The farm it within one mile of a good gravel road, and is convenient to stores, murk te Hohools and ehurchell. Terms and other parti dans made known on application te the pro- prie r on the premisoe, or to Walton Post Office, WIL IAM GA. , ' 40044 NTAi/IJAI3LE FARM PROPERTY FOR SALE. - For Sale, a cleeirable and beautifully located. farmlititua,ted about li miles from Brueefield, and 5 miles from Seaforth, Lot 28, Cola 0, L. R. 01., T ekertonith, The farm contains 100 acres, 80 of bine are cleared and ; n first-class order, 14 the b lance being Jell hardwo ' timber and well prove ed. The house is bri k, 1/ storeys high, r leads with ood cellar ; berms and utbuildin an that , t. The cord be desired; there its also an ore rd of 8 stereo in geed bearing order, and 2 never...failing sprin s. -Terms easy, Apply by poet to ERSKINE NIC L Wingham,- or to JAMES liONT11110N, Seafottia • ; 896 MORTGAGE SALE OF REAL ESTATE. -By -0-'- 1 virtue of a power ol sale contained in a eer; fain. uortgage, made by James Thomson and Isle 1 rnael Fitton, _and Debella Thempson, for the _,pur- ppiff3 of barring her dower, in favor ;of Elijah Wakoford and bearing date the 22d -day of June, A. D ; 187o, default heving been inade in payment nil tiler Of, the following pareele or tracts of land and pre Hell, With their appurtenances, will be offered for lo by Public; Auction at Morgan'es Hotel, Id, On SATURDAY, Airgust 21, A. D. 1876, "eloek P. M., unleste preivionsly settled, viz : 224, 226, and 229, Bayfield. Terms mwee17.0e at Hale,. or on application to .JOHN N, Bayfield. often met with. Ma,deme de Ityther met Si. GABRIEL, A110. 1,8 1875. Neff The price of good beef cattle has ad- at e vanced consideilably, owing to t le small reetff 'limber of reit0 good cattle that are coin- As ing to the market. Ald. McShanebought a number of liulloake from John Coghlin, RA of Stretford, ;for shiPment to Britain ; for , ' s EXPOSITC)F‘...: I L flic YOUNG, SEAFORTH. ILSON ,Yoltifirig; have now on hand one of the Largest and Best Aseorted Stocks of rockery in. Town, consisting in part of Tea Seto, in Stone, English and French China; °filet Nieto, in Plain and Fancy Patterns of the beet Stone China -very heavy and Goed. pL$ and fitsucere, Platers, Vegetable Dishes, Side Dishes, Bowls and Mugs, aid everything te be mid in a first-class Crockery Store. Their Stock of Glassware will also be found complete 1 all lines. Fruit iJar s of the hese patterns vety cheap. Their Stock o Teas, Coffees, 8to ars, Provisions and General Groceriee are Sceond to No ne for Quality, 6na1ti5y and, Price, nd are guaranteed to give satisfaction. Parties buying quantities will be dealt with on favor- ble terms. For Pure Wines, Ales, Porter, Brandies, Rum, Gin, Whiskeys and Liquors of all eee e, lor Quality and very large 013 all three days. a pair of theee fine ones he paid I? tit Ohows. di little over tie, per pound live Mr. It. Nicholson, Of St. Ann' Beet Weavanosh, t Belgrave on Sept. 80. bought four the •e year old steers ' from Western Fair, Loi don, fippt, 28,29,80,andOet.t. Coghlin for $po ; they wqighed 4,330 wett Huron, et ungenen, on Oct. 5 and , ' pounds, being :at the rate of $4,82 per Morris, at Myth, n OeN n and 18. Hullettott Clinto ,011 Sept. 21(10(1 22. , WO pounds • the general price Cf eattle South Huron, at Seaforth, on Sept. 20 and 24. was from $3' i.N) to $5 per 100 , pounds • ,ogs sold from .$7 40 to $7 62 per i 104 Theban° ;ma Step en, at Exeter, on Oct. 7 a nd 8. ounds No sheep or lambs on the Best Huron at Mussels., on Sept. 80 and Oct.e. 1. MILL AND FARM F 100 ACRES FOU LE. -Thee subecribens offer for pale their ill and farm, Lot 06, Con. 5, Eget Wawa - $230, or ; nosh] The enill contains large circuler, edging weigh t, eaw, utting move shingle ease, edger trial packer -- market, ali i good order. There are on the lot besides the ill, two frame awellieig homes and frame etable. There is els° on the lot a quantity of val- uable timber, connoting of pine, black ugh, and hemlbck and other hardwood, with a large oteek in th vicinity to lad a numher of years. Baths- tly lac reasons &Wen for selling. Possession given at a y time. For further particulars enquire, if by le tor post paid, of W. a. HINGSTON, Brus- sels . 0. or to R. T. HINGSTON A BROTHER, Wee field'', 0. 1 e'80 IN OLVENT AOT OF, 1869. ;in tileMatter of MeMANNUS & POTTS, Insolvents. - Hibbert,,, at Staff ,on Taesday, September 18. South Perth, at t. Maris, on Oct, 5 and 6, market to -day. A carload of very fine Lucknove, at Luc now, on Friday, Oet, 1, Howick, tet Gond, , on Wednenclay, Oct. 13, lambs was brought in on Friday Lest waueee ana Elm , at Liestowel, On Wednesday from Whitby ; five of these were bought , and Thursday, Sep . 211 and 80, Hay Braueh, at e arida on Oct. 5 and 61 . Turnberry, at W nob= on Tuesday, Sept. 28. Provincial Exhile tion, $t Ottawa, ou Sept, 20, 21, 22, 23 and 21. Centred ZX111.biti 11, at Cluelph, on Sept. 14, 16, 16 end 17. Stanley, at Bay ela, on Oet, 4. • ELT118. BRAWN, -111 roxeter, on August 13, the wi c of D itrawn, of, a daughter, Seorn-In Wr xeter, on August 16, the wife of Jr. 1 bt, Seott, of a daughter. PO ERIE.- In "t roxeter, on August 16, It by tho Odd Fellows, Seaforth, over Kidd'is I the w fe of Mr. IS:Tiohael Corrie of a Herclwere Store, its to let. Apply to Mr. JOHN daugh r. ; - JUDD or to MIN THOMPSON. 887 MORRIS( N, -It McKillop, on Aug. 17, VOTING BULL FOR SALE.-Thelandereigned the wife of :.N r, John C. Morrison, of a -I- offers for gale on his prereitsee, Lot 22, Con. 1 2411, Md. eviCeliylloqpnleat,Grilado'eBBAIT, 2TvuenarNsBoul 1.3d,,,,da, rk 8 8r9e di 4, i SaVor•le. ane -In Seaforth, on Aug!. 17, it, a 8011. L - School Section No, 16, Grey, Dutiem to corn- ' rfEACHEIt WANTED, -Male or leemnle, for the w fe of , Ir. Alexander Stewart of Cownest-In Bluevale, on Aug, 3, the memo immediately. Apply, stuting salary, toe wife of Mr. am es Cowden, of a son. JANIES M•14APL", SeretarYeEthe"' 4°14 TROMPS K. -j Oluiton, on _Aug, 13, b' the, W1 fo of i Ir. Janice Thompson, of a tre.0 THE FARMERS OF HAY and enrrounding daughter, ; , i th t li Is i red to do Tbreehing at; usual. Ho Country._ Mr, e, Aldworth begs to announce JO thankful for pa st faVors an4_,00liaita a eontinte- MrieleAe . --In Morris, on Atte, 0, fee ance of the 04100. C. ALDWOSTH. f _40141 wife of Mr. onald; McLean of a son. , PreKerne -In Exeter, on Aug. fit the v STRAY LAMB. -Carne into ' the premises of wife Of Mi, WM, PiCkard, of twins- ALI the undereigned, Lot 21, Con,8, 11,E.11,, Triek- f)On and dal ghter. owner is requested to pliove pro erty, pay !charges atm ith, trivet June 1, a Spring Lamb, The and take it away. JAMES CA. OC . 89944 V' STRAY- COW.-Strelyed front the pre ises of -Re' the undeeeigned, Seaforth, about the aOth of June lad, a red and white Farrow Cow-; a great deal of white --ii ith short tail. Any infOrmation regarding her whereabotttg will be receit ed with 'I 401 thanks. J. 310MULKIN. at $3 80 cad/ ; when dressed they weigh- ed over 50 pounds each ; the balance ot the drove were bought for the United States market, and shipped to 'Bosto--ii T HE undersigned Thereat; Miller, of the -Le , Town of Seratford, in the County of Perth, on Saturday last. - offit Atofignee, hays been appointed Assignee Hides, No. 1 inspected, $6 • No. 2 $5 • , ' in this matter. , Creditors who'have not already aria No, 3, $4 per 100 .poun'ds. Sheep dOn HO are requeeted to file their elainie with me and lambskins, 40c to 60e each ; calfskins, !wit n one month, and are hereby notified to 1 ! mee at nay office, in Stratford, on Wednesday, 10c per pound, - , the 2c1 4li y of Septembernext, at 8 0, clock P. Me --4.e— for a public examination of the hotels/entre and .101' •he ordering of the affairs of the estate gen- GOLD its tiluoted M New York at 113t, , eral . • . THOMAS MILLER, Assignee. ' .fit Word Aug 19 1875. ' 402-2 nds, they stand at tke 'lead of flee List, and Defy Competiti rico. In the Jobbing Line they offer to cash and prompt paying customers inducements equal o and better than most wholesale houses. To be convinced that what he public are invited to call and judge for themselves. they say i,correct WILSON & MAIN SIIT iNT 0 rr IC rrms_ IF YOU WANT TO GET GOOD- GOODS AND CHEAP 00316 TO LET, -The Hall formerly oceupieil ARRIED. G MUM GUE WA, -I.tit Creditori, 011 July.e.`10, by Rev. F. kl, Meyer, Mr. G. Ceizet to ' liss Wilhemina Guenter, , bath of IIae. WITIEM.tN -IN ILDFANO,---eie Crediton, on At rcf, 3. y Reer. kl. F. Meyer, 1 - . TEACHER WANTED. -Wanted, a MeleTeacher li. U. AVide an to Miss M. Wi dfang, for School Section No. 13, Ifullett, Dates to I commence on the 7th of January, ' 1870. One both Of flee . holding at least a etecend-claes eertitleate preferr. GEIGEita- ELL eNnAteMH-At Crediton, One ed. Apply to JOHN WILLIAMS, Secretary - July 8, Mr S. Geiger to Miss Ellen:: Treasurer., canitemee P. co- , . 401 baurn, both of Hay." rP. EACHER WANTED. - Wanted, for School FRASER-WI] cox.—In Seaforth, ( on 1 Section No. 10, Melfillop, a Mete Teacher, Aug. 12, I y Rev, T. Goldsmith, Mr, ere Ingo, second or third-class certificiate. /To Alex. , Pram r to Mies Agnes N ilex); mence unties on Jtin.1, 1876. Applications, both of :MI ehell. ' steting Halal y require , to be made to the under- oigned. DANIEL C IPBELL, Secretere , Win- throp '11, O. --- ' . 402-4 DEATHS. 4-t-e--- Genweigre- ti McKillop, on A g. 14, Wm,: Gard net, aaed 32 years. McKeel.-In. Wingliam on ug- 7. Alexander, eldest een of Mr, ..1` , Mc- Kay, aged years, THE LAST i'OTICE,All parties in lebted to John GoVenlock by note or book aeceamt are notified thatunlesis some settlement itt at once made their enetee or accounts %dB be at once placed in other hands for collection. This is positieely the last Wearing. JOHN GOVEN- LOCK. ere) INSOLVENT ACT OF[1869. In the Matter of OLIVER JURE MeDERSON, ' 1 the Town of Goderi6h1 in the' County of uron, and THOM ALL, the -ouugere ROBERT arux an HENRY GRAY, all of the village of Carr nbrook, in he County of _Perth, Stave Me ufaeturers and Coopene trading under the '. .rm of 0, • KI, ANDERSON & Co., Iusolveate. 1 TrE Insolvents have made an ass gement of heir estates to me, and the:Credit rs are not- ified to meet at their place of business , situate in the !Iowa of Goderieh, in the County of Huron, CU Tuesday, the 7day of September, A. 17) th . 1876, at the hour of 11 oselock 3n the forenoon, to race ye stetements of their affaire and appoint LIU Ates gnee, . D ted at Goderieh thie 19th day of A igust, 1875 DIXIE WATSON, InterixreAssignee. GARROW dc WALKER, Solicitors for InsolYente. 402 - T, !SEAFORTH. GOODS GO TO LEE'S FLOUR AND SEED STO E. ust Arrived, a Fresh, Supply of Groceries, Glassware and Crockery, Preserve Jars of all kinds, and very cheap ' LOUR AND FEED CONSTANTLY ON HAND, AND DeELIYER D AS USUAL. 1 SUGARS VERY CHEAP. •CASH Olt EGGS. Give 148 a Trial and be convinced of the Fact. THO4AS LEE. 111.1•1111•Mill111111.11016•MIIIMMI THREE OASES NEW FELT H All Newest Styles Just Received AND SO VERY CHEAP, TOO. DRY GOODS SELLING CHEAOER T CA h.L FOR YOU R 01MI1E OF THEM. D THE CHEAPEST SPO IN. TOWN, TRYIT.. THE GROCERY IN THE NEW ELO NearIi Opposite the Post Office. IDEMAN'S HARNESS SHOP, ZURICH. • THE undersigned, i—n retiring from tii*e Harness nuking business in Zurich, begs to thank his nuijicrOiZS patr0fl� for their leberal Support, and to ijtato that he has disposed of his business to Mr William Klopp, who has been vorking, for lii4i for some time. He has no h Bastion in tee mmending Mr. Klopp to the pub ic generally as being a first-class workr4an, and ne who will give entire satisfaction, and in thus eeommend- in Ms successor to the poblic, beep etc for him (le same generous patronage which h been c- tez14ed to him for the last Seven year JOHN 0. W .EMAN • effAVING purchased frost' Mr, ideneatt his , Harness Shop and Stock, th& st:bdecurighbert would state that he intends keep • on hand no bu Go ed iiugbUtafir(1tc11Lli5 Stock of Ilea rness. and everything generally kept in the Mess. Particular atteneion, pal to making ere. All kindo of Repairingpro uptly ettend- to and all wore warxanee,d. Char es liberal. W31, KLOPP, Zurich, Out, J. BROWNELL Hao just received another supply of that 75e. Tea, which has given such good satisfaction, and another lot of Gunpowder Tea, worth 800., selling at 70e. Also a lot of Fine Sugars very cheep. Highest Price paid in Cash for Butter and Eggs, J. BROWNELL, Dominion BlOek, Seaforth. TIMOTHY SED FOR SOWING. FIRST-CLASS AND CHEAP) EDWARD CASH BUTTER AND SEED STORE, 402 SEAFOU • 11. VOTERS LISTS. TOWNSHIP OF STANLE VoTroB is hereby giveri that the hat -4-1. persons appearing on the, last revised rttent Rell of the Municipality of the To of Seanley, in the -County of Huron, to be e to vote in the said municipality for the e of merabersto eerve in the Legislative A Wak first posted up in my °Mee, at Lot 1 12,50 said municipality, on. the 14th day o tist,1875. Any person complaining of an in said listrnust deliver to me, within after the said 14th day of August, a written of his intention to apply to the Judge of County in respect thereof. 402-1 A. MI CAMPBELL, 1 of all Is ss - hip titled ion bly 011. ug - or yg Vice 'd 111141•1111MM11.1.11.141MIk TS. t Dent's AN EVER. NT, SEAFOOIL SNOLLdIUDSHa 's3vaiIH1. zzns Xto 0 0 LUMBE leve mew en bend. for ON ae our Ave MilIs, neer Grey, Young as Spading's Salt - Works, E l'argelplantiry af HEMLOCK LUI'tf PER, Which 4n now oiler at $7 50 per M. Partie favoring ns with their Orders wi11 have it prom' tlyeattended to. 401 ARMITAGE, CARTER & GRAY. LACHINE CANAL ENLARGEMENT. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS, , SE D TENDERS, oder' coedit° the Secretary ea of bite Works, and endoreod "Tender fox the Lacijiae Canal," will be received at this office until the arrival of theEastern an1 Western mails on Tertaisztv, THE leell DAY 8 MEMBER next, for the teels,rgement of this carat, consisting of the widening and deepening of t1ia channel from , near the new basin east of VijeThngton street bridge hpwards, to the River 85. Lewrende at LacWne1i embracheg the construcseten of new Joao at St. W G el and, Cote St. Fault else the talcheg 1.1 down an :rebuilding the upper pertions of the present ocks at theee places; budding regulating weirs, c Warts, bridge piers; the construction of a new ei trence lock at 'exhume Alia the ionisa- tion of 1 channel and basin on the south or river side of he existing entrance. The work will be let in se tions of the respective lengths indicated on a ma of the line, which, together with plans and spe fications of the TAT101113 WOrkSir aan be seen et this office, and at the Lathine Canal Ornoc.,I ontreal, on end after VIIIDAY, TSB BED DAY OF ErTE>IDER110Xt., at either of which places printed turms of tender can be obtained. Con- tractorslare requested to bear la mind that Ten- ders w not be codaidered nolesemade strietlyin 3 accords ce elitle the printed forms, and -in the ease of rms-exeept there are attached theaetual signatu es, the nature of the occupetion and place of residence of each m.ernber of the same; and her, an aceepted bank cheque, or other Imitable security, for the sum of from One to Three Thousand Dollaneaccording to the extent of the Woek on the section, must accompany each Tender, which shall be forfeited tf the party ten- dering eclines or fails to enter iteto contract fax She wor 0, when called upon to do so, at the raw stated in the offer submitted. The amount xe- gulled he each ease will be stated on the form oa; Tender. The cheque or money thus seict in will be retortee-d to the respective parties whose Ten- ders are not accepted. For the due fulfilment of the eon ;ret, satisfactory sectuitywillbe regoired on real estate, or by deposit of Money, public or municipal securities, *a bank stocks, to the amount of five per cent. on the bulk sum of the contra, of which the sum pent in with the ten - 'der will be considered a, part. Ninety per emit. only of the progress estimates will be paid until. the eoMpletion of the works. To each Tender must be attached the setual signatures of two responsible and solvent persons, xesidents of the Dominion, willing to become sareties for the coming out of these conditions, as well as the due pe ormance of works embrace& in the eon- 4raet r1na Department does not, however, bind itself tc accept the lowest or AnY Sender, By Order, i I F. BRAUN, Secretary. Departiaent of Public Works, Ottawa, Aug. 9,1875. 40243 FARMERS, LOOS: HERE, t Goop SEED, GOOD 'CROPS. THE eigned is now ptepared tolurnhsit itC -A-• 74 en ers of Huron with any quantity of the Celebreted Gold Medal Mecd Wheat, whielt,41 it sure growhig and reliable -wheat for, sea, cininet be toupees -ed. Attention is directed to thefollowing Testimonials ,from those who have seen and tried it : 13EAF011211.4ngte4 9,1876, We, Ie undersigned grain dealers, have seen t several' sainplee of wheat known as "Arnold's Gold Medal," and are fully satisfied that it is * Wheat id superior quality, and aWrably adapted for this section of countryaandhaeisievery, confi- dence in reemnraending it to thefetraters of 'Huron. j • THOMAS SUNBURY, Clinton. JOHN PAYNE, Sesfath. A. W. GAY, Seaforth, Manager el Ogiletes' 141115.- JAMES TH01148, • JOHN LOGAN. JAMES PRINGLE. CAVA.NAUGH & ARMITAGE, 13i TUCKEI1SMITH, „tangiest 2, 1876, I have growing on my Jana this year a quantity rllof the; "Gold Medal Wheat." /t is superior in > ahnostvery respect to any other wheat I have ever grown. It does not rust, and, is it hardier and sUrer . kind of grain than the Tree/dwell. I iI will have this year a yield of at least 45 bushels to 1the acre. I have no hesitation In strongly nem- > !mending this isliea,t to Fan:1M generally. TOSEPli ATKINSON, P3 i — lleliILLOP, 4ixigust 2, 1675. is to tertify that I have grown on my larva rn this year a tenantity of the "Gold Medal Wheat," Xi and "[eau truly state that it Is -t.• best and most profitable wheat I have ever grown. From one — bush of grain zowa I will have a yield of atleast n 40 baitelse ANDREW Govzimoca. (1i MeKILLOP, July 22, 1876. (j) Thiele to certify that in the fail of 1874 I sowed er- on ma faun i bushel p1" Gold Medal Fall 'Wheat." I was Much surprised and gra' ea at the bertati- , fal a I/enrolee this summer. it its we31 adapted al for our severe winter, not liable to kill out. I I nioh souwTreadwell in the same ileld, wl3ich was v injured by the frost, while the "Gold ni al " stood the weather without the least injury . - Fr he half bushel I sowedasure I will m reap least SO bushels. i hay' no hesitation. in 2 reeo init to lanoaers as eryintielesuperiere to an wheat that, hats yet been introduced into CD; III this notion. J. DINNEY. _1 Ss pies of this wheat can be seen at James -1 Lai aw's Grocery Store, Seaforth, and at Pair's Mill, Clinton, All orders left at either of the above places pronaptly attendedlto. ihiee, $5 per bush 1. Ferment. it Is worth trying. 17 Pi4tzes taking 10 bushels will be supplied with that Ttantity for $40, ' Z 401 WM. REUILL, Seaforthe 6) . IA RARE CHANCE°. 2 1 Ttool Valuable ,Farni8 in, Maillop for 1 Rale by Publie hnction 11 O "4 in a J following valuable Farm Property will ho Id by Public Auction, at the Commercial �o(cI, Sea -fortis, ell Thursday, -Sept. 33,12.5, at 2 o'clock P14, viz.: Farm No, 1 itt inposed of Lot No. 22, leen, 7, Maintop, owuM rrst-eiZe8r.sistreswhi.ecowohfacralfteuteiveatra*IT:116,.wtfatirFebnedaceelasel:11111isali welittimbered. There is a new concrete house, large' bank barn, frame stable eand shed. There is nearly 4 acres of au orchatid, an the trees in which are bearing; also a never -failing etreata - mailing through the /aria convenient to the bane. . This i$0.110 of the best 1811118 in the town- ", ship of MASI Farm No. '250 Lot No, 23, Con. Pejo a, containing I acres, 90 of Which are cleared, !Cie wel fenced and -under first-thies enUivatimi, the rri bal nee is all timbered -with hardwood- There is 1.1 a W trallle house and 2 frame barns ---one a bank ba rand good stables and needs. There is a lart i orchard of young bearing fruit trees. It is we watered. Doth farms are convenicmt to seh pis,ehurclies and markets; No. 1 being With- in nu1cs of Seaforth, and No* 2 three miles. A goori gitilfei road leading frora axle place. TE MS -For No, 1, 10 per cent, of the purchase mnohcy to bo Pad- on the day d sale, and the 501- anin three raonths. No. 2, 10 per cent. of the puechatle money to lie paid on the day of ode:, P1 1 $2,r, in 8 months, and the *dame in 5 annual ,instulments,if dedred, with interest at the rate ;T0)of , per eent. per annum. Farther 111101731a/011 usa be bad ou application t•o the nacre " Lo INo. 22, Con. 7, Meacillop, orto Seaforth 2. 0. CLNTRALEIXHIBITiON. $8,000 OFFERED IN PREMIUMS, WILL BE HELD I.Ar THE TOW.V OF GUELPH, On Sept. 14, 15, 16 and 17, OPEN _11141 ALIA. VEIZE LISTS and En -1-1 the Secretary's omc the Secretaries of other Province. Partiesnot re prior to the show will fin 01Ace. The several Ea arid passengera to and single fare. H. H. lilUBTON, Secretary. Papers can be had at , Guelph, and also from ocieties throngltout the eiving their entry tickets them at the Secretary's ways will carry freight from Mae Exhibition at SWINFORD, President. 402-4 ANDREW COWAN, P. MUNE, Auctioneer. 402 01 FOR WALTON. SOMETHINO efil 'eSMITH offers Special Bergains le DRY -a: • GOODS and GROCERIES. In dy-made Clothing and Boots and. Shoes lee es better value than can he got elsewhere. t call iand see for yourselves. JE 01 LS, PAINTS AND VARNISHES 0 the hest brands always en hand. Specialln- to Cashrtlrehtleela. Parneshavingover-dri6notes and. accounts _ equested to settle the fame at *nee, otherwise We will he put late other heads io.r eoneetiou. wen FARQUHAR. SMITH.