The Huron Expositor, 1876-01-14, Page 88
u ton
Fenn. N. 1 Chris
sox & Yo[•1c.:'s. A. large 1
consisting of line LayerBa
Sultana and Seedless Reis
ange, Lemon and Citron
required for waking a first -
at Wzr,yo.s & Yot' o's
H HURO11T
Or.
mas Goods at Wit-
t of prime • ew Fruit.
sins ,Valenci liaising,
us, New Cur ants, Or -
eels, and e 'Cry thing
lass cake an' pudding.
Ie you want a perf t picture • f your-
self go to A. GALDER's Ne Gallery, op , osite-the
Mansion Hotel Pictures taken in 11 styles.
Coining and enlarging d ne to perfe tion -the
beat make of instruments ' sod, with a nowlodgo
of how to use them. Give 1.im a cull. ways at
home Fain good humor.
A KEYLESS Bussell Watch for $25 at
IL R. CoVNTEn's—Warr nted. Silver Plated
Ware selling at Manufaet Irer's priced at M. B.
COUNTER'S. All Fancy .Goods such as Metto
Caps, Vases-, Work Boxes, Writing Desks, selling
at net cost at 111. B. COUNTER'S.
PARTIES who buy for cash will save
money by purchasing their Cfroeerlos at M. Mon-
InsoN's, formerly Strong & Farley's. Give him
a trial and be convinced. Look at his advertise-
ment in another column. -
IF You want a good picture go to 0.
MoOnE'S Studio -he is now prepared to furnish
first-class work,better thap heretofore i give him
u call and see hs work bcfere going elsewhere.
ATTENTION is directed to' the immense
stock of Overcoats, Pea Jaekote and R;eadymade
Clothing, 'whish must be cleared oqt.-Gaix,
Yousu & SPABLIXG. 1
EvEnerfettO to be found in' a first -
inlass Grocery Sore, and as cheap as at any house
the County. All Goods guaranteed to give
satisfaction at 'WILSON & YocNG's. - - ,
A LARGE Lot of Glass Lamps, and the
best and cheap° t Stock of knives and Forks,
Spoons and all C itlery in Town, atHtcusores.
A COUPLE Stock of Crockery and
Glassware of tha best gtfa ity, cheaper than at -any
place in the County, at Wrrsox & Youge's. • -
A FRESH Let of Carling's Celebrated
Paefand Amber Ale in l and i bbls., or family
use, tit WIIrSol" & ToUN(4'g,
SHAWLS, S1 AwLs.—A great variety of
Shawls, at reduced prices,.at the Farmers' Store.
Ascrrui a Lot of those Good Farmers'
Sets
at $2, and Toilet Sets at s1. 50, at Mei SON'S.
THE brightest and best flavored Syrups
in -town are at WxLso�r & Youxo'a.
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ANOTFmEE, Cel IOsITf OF THE SEASON.
—On Tuesday of last week Mrs. E. J.
Iazlewood, of this town, pluck d in her
Pgarden five large pansies in fl�l bloom.
ansies in January are a curiosity worth
preserving.
PUSIti r5S Nonncr,. Tm Hu ing Ex-
POSITOR and Toronto Weekly lobe will
be furnished to subscribers for 1876 for
$3 ; THE EXPOSITOR and the Western
Advertiser and lVeeklI Liberal f r $2 65 ;
THE EXPOSITOR and Canada F rmer for
$2 25. Postage free for all.
TUE FIRE BRIGA
meeting of the Sea
held oa Monday eve
ing officers were e ected ; J.
E.—At the annual
orbit Fire Brigade,
ing last, tl a follow-
mes . A.
lieuten-
at-; Geo.
reasurer.
Cline, captain ; D.
ant; W. H.. Cline,
Sills, secretary ; U.
ogan, is
d lieutena
=strong, l
C:AxADLtN PLOWS
Mr. Graham Willie
last week. shipped to
Hurlburt County, 0
thistle cutter plows
heard of the fame o
to a friend of his in
one for him.
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`NE NEXT LEcr
tore of the course,
the Seaforth Mech.
be given by Mrs.
nesday evening, the
" Woman. lier I
We hope this leetn.
tended.
IN THE 'TATES.—
sou, of t is town,
M, r. Neil Friel, of
lifornia, one of his
Mr. Friel, having
these plows, wrote
'anada to purchase
RE. -The next lec-
nder the ayispices of
nice' Institute, will
r. Stowe,- on Wed -
6th inst. pnb'ect-
uence and! Sphere."
e will be 'largely at
Pr:OrErtrs CiLANc;i..--iJlr. Do�liaid Ross
of the London Roa ., Tuekersr lith, who
sold his farm a short time ago, has pure
chased the house in Seaforth belonging
to Mrs. Diggle, and intends coming to
li ve in Seaforth. Th price paid is $1,200.
We are glad to wel .me Mr. Ross as a
eitizen of Seaforth.
A GOOD PRICY —
of Hubert, on Mon
town to Mr, lie
horse buyer, a spa
handsome sum of
horses is 5 and the
This is a good price
and in raising anima
figure Mr. Stewart
high as a breeder of
r. T)uncer, Stewart,
ay last sold in this
ny, an American
of horses, for the
260. One of these
other 7 ars old,
or horses his year,
that brig such a
s entitled to rank
ors° flesh,
SCHOOL TRUSTEE LECTION. The elec-
tio> of school trustees, for the town- of
';'Seaforth, took place on Wedne day last.
"The retiring trustees were Dr, Coleman,
D. D. Wilson and L. Mabee. Dr. Cole-
man and Mr. Mabee were re-elected for
the East and South Wards respectively,
and Mr. Wilson, !decliningIto again
stared for the North Ward, Mr. R. Lums-
den was elected in hie stead.
will abando
elordom to
with 'some o
Eve in thi
will be the
a complime
(icemen ?
CouN'rr
-- We have
Sunday Sch
in Goderic
pressure tip
are forced t
issue.
BAND C.
and instru
paces of th
Mr, Hellon
Town Hall,
26. The t
of the best
are surd on
large num'
way can' t
ciation of t
the young
retain in
and what
without, a,
INSTALL
regular m
55, I. U. 4
5, 1876, t
stalled for.
P. G. Jam
Morrison,
N. G.; Br
Brother G
C. Gilby, .
Treas.; ' B'
Brother
Brother C
J. McMul
S. Robe , '
L. S.V..0
S. S.; Bro
er S. Trott
ters, 0. G,
Miss Obi
niversary
of the
were held
were pre
Rev. Mr.
tary, in t
well, oft
Tuesday
meeting
menselyy la
The c
Beattie a
showed thi
a most sa
by Re ti
deliver d
of Toront
Mr. Sic`kl
choir sen
during the
results of
which am
of former.
DISTRICT LODGE OZEETI d -•The PIS
trict Ldge, Independent Order of Good
Tewplars, of the West Riding of Huron,.
will meet in Seaforth on Thursday next,
the 20th inst, A publie meeting will be
lichi in the Town Hall in the evening to
be adldrestsed by r, Knowlton, P. G.
11', f.:. T., and others. Music suitable for
e lonely es'
fate theme
lie many- fair
own and! vu
e t to red. eilvo
ry supper on
gate of ba
jives, for
daughters
he h, honor's
s' joyous
e
e
N1'iAY SCHOOL CONVENT(
type a full e ort of
1 Convention d last w
at owing to he ane:
our columns tris week
e ve it over t 11 our n
I +
Tier.-�--A ;con
foal music, u
aforth Ph'ilh
leader, will b
n;Wednesday
d will bo ass
cal and fo reig
wnspeople
to this !eon
better s o
efforts being
en coMpatin$
aforth'what it
•canneit very c
t -class brass b
ON OF OFFICE
n of Fidelity
Seeforth,
following offi
epehstii�ig tet!'
Beattie : Bro
0.; ;Brother
er Jetties ;H.
•ge Brent, R.
S.; Brotherot
e
of
0
of
n
N.
he
al
xt
rt of vocal
er the a
onie Baa
given in I'
e ening, J
s ed by s
talent. We
I turn otitrin
rt, as in,
heir a j
ut forth`
is band
hould hs
editably.
nd.
1.
er
Dei
ore,
L.
S.
roti
. G`..;
er Cho
duff,, L
Beath
us-
d,
he
n. an.
me
no
re -
by
too
ve,
do
At the
Lodge, No.
eld on Jan.
re were in -
by Eiuic et
er Matt
. Willi
B neon, V,G.;
.; Broth
Armst
War
Condu
G. ; Br
Broth
other.
Adam
S.;B
Wm.
ew
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A1V�MYER;�S.
A`v ces .I f the
odist Missio
Sun
d to 1
t erl
morn
now
nhe
e Atte
as 0
the
airs
vector
Bu.
ev
ass
ndi
salver
°venin
e sere
rtisc
forth b
ry So
y last, ' hen ser
rgge eo>j egatio
ncl, Imiss' a nary
ng, And ' :v. J.
in the vening.
he smug :1 missi
There was a
dance t his m
cupied a Mr. •
annual eport,
of the o iety to
candid' n, was
gin. Ad i resses
Messrs{ Suthe
ell, of Lacknow
n Chief. The el
selections of
The net mon
ces amounted to
nsilerably in ad
AGR CU `J URAL M ,E'rrNO.—T
nuai m et i;i I' of t � e T ckersmith B
Agricultu Soci ty as held on
nesday las , at th anion Hote
was the m tar ly tended meet
the kind i h h s b en 'held and
auspices tot tt :e S .'die.. I to ce
l leasin t+f►;' to t isincreasing in
in this mos imp •,et an usefu
ciety. Tli audi ! 'repo, whic
read, s o ' ed the affairs .he'Soci
be in a very favorale con'd tion, a
that is required it -lithe future to : e are
not onl i ;continued but its; inc e:: •d
success is !fey,I each farmer i the di riot
to take an five i serest i endea • ring
to seen a his resu t. The hole b i den
should no alio ed toy est upo • the
officers an directo s, but la 1 shoulc : end
a helpp' g nd in securing membe s and
in othe it advancing the inter:a s of
the x5 ie � The following are th 4 offi-
cers a po ted for the current , • a. r :
James r borougle!Prod nt ; +obt.
Mc .tic , Vice'I're idea John an-
ry, and in; gin, ' �eas-
ollowing irectors were e t-
riamith —Joseph Atk.son,
i and John MM�eLean ; ul-
eo '1"Vath and Sohn Wa 'ck ;
op p Wm, "lrieve, Sr. and 8. i eel
t ; eafo Y P Hogan an M.
ca
'J.
opg,
len ;
Ver;
Cher
J._
Ch-
ar-
an-
a.eh
ty,
ons
byre-
9-
On
9-
On
n
ting.
ohn
ieh.
be in
ead
ere
nd, ind,
and
rch
fore r. Anderson to deny any statements
mad by,, aa n anonymous scribbler throe h
s fly sheet, -much less statements reflect-
ing n hi character or veracity. Ev ry
per n n ho knows Mr. Andersson, and ha
is k ow to every ratepayer in the to n-
shi of $ nley, knows that he would' lot
be gilt of a disreputable or dishonest
act, nd he simple announcement that he
emphatically denies ever having money
borrowedfrom the township of Stanley
is quite * ufficient to convince any person
whoa° god opinion is worth having, that
sue is t e case. For this reason we do
not hie it necessar publish Mr.
An r arson's letter.
SIT
R.,
NI3A 3t' 1716
Bruesele.
BI ' SHIPMENT. Mr. John Leckie
shi ! ped three ear load _of hogs on Tues-
day last
I 1 MEL&—The
day !sch of convention
Hu n ' to be held in
hof
Tjh
our
law
eve
vor
sis
ic
�a,
e
led
ton
te
res
le
tw
Mr
sch
Me
Co
Ke
pri
ret
er
$5
re
th : .Po it. {
Clinton.. i -
sic [FROM THE HEW ease
ary I 'ARM'SOLD.—Mr. D. Patton has sold
G74, his farm of 80 acres, being Lot 17, Con.
ince 7, Goderich Township, to Mr. James
• '- 'can, of South Ontario, for $3,500t
next annual Sun -
for the County of
Brussels.
uix" se.—His Honor Judge Toms will
division courts in Brussels monthly.
fira1
INU.
read
on
y v
of o%
ote
of
beleste]
nes
gin
ed .i
by
IJ
oon,
It.
'nxxi, ELECTION. The regular annu-
ho 1 , meeting for the election of
tees for Brussels school board was
on Wednesday last, in the town
On "account of a separation of a
of the township section from the
ge, . it • necessitated the election of
members to the board, W. G.
gators - and James Wilson! were each
for three.years, Donald Scott for
years and 0, R:: Cooper fir one year.
Hingston has served for `14 years as
of trustee in the Brussels section.
srs. Wilson, D. Scott and C. R.
per are;new members of the board.
a meeting of the board, Mr. J. W.
was elected chairman ; John Shaw,
cipel of the school, was elected sec
ry and treasurer, at a salary of $30 ;
• Williatnson was appointed caretak-
of the school rooms, at a salary of
n abstract of the treasurer's
ort jwas ordered to be printed in
will beheld
BY -Lew. --
ere of the vot
Monday next
ter in the villege hether in fa -
against the by -la , will record
so that a fair and full expres-
public opinion on the subject
bad.
.�--George Maw, of Goderich
, was arres
a Friday, Jan. 23.
'fie would remind
on the bonus by -
It is hoped. that
ay evening,
him with
the lockup.
one Samuel
is trial took
but we bay�
in Brussels on
on a . complaint
bigamy, and was
Information was
Elumba11, of Clin-
ilaee yettterday af-
not yearned the
an-
nch
ed
and
g of
the
rest
So -
was
to
Y
nah, .8
1 user.
ed
Ch
let
eKil
Searle
—A
of the di tors w be
day,
TnE
lar me
ciety, on
a larg
storm
pleasin
A. Str ng
and eK
and le
Edwar
A. Str
wet an
glee re
whieh
eVeniri
the oce ssiod will be given by the Lodge ertY•
choir. A good attendance is patticularly- Wni•
request •d, ass matters of importance will Piece
pose 6,
AL MEETINCS.—The annual meet,- rooms
e Huron Farmers' and Meehan,- thould
pciation will be held at Bruce- ing8
n Thursday, Jan. 20, for the prang)
of officers for the ensuing year fact w
1 transa.ction of other business.
The am ual dinner will be held at Me-
Greger Hotel, on the evening of the
same d y. We trust both the meeting
and th 4 diener will be largely attended.
—The annual meeting of the South
Ilu ran Agricultural Society for the elec-
tien of officers and directors wi. be held
at Kipper', at Shaffer's Hotel, on Wed -
A meeting of the directore will -be held
for the purpose of windiag up the huge
noes of the past year.
Aiesi
Mg of
ice' As
field,
and th
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COMPLIMENTARY SUPFER.—On Wed-
nesday evening. of last week a number of
the bachelor friends of Mr. William Re -
hill entertained that gentlematrat a com-
plimentary supper, at Rose's Hotel, prior
to his deserting the bachelor anks and
entering the state matrimon al. The
chair was occupied by Mr. J. Carter,
and the vice -chair -by Mr. Rob rt Logan.
A very pleasant evening was pent, and
many and fervents were the ishes ex-
pressed that. Mt Rehill and his bride
might Ione live to enjoy the p easures of
matrimonial life, We have no doubt but
many of those who . formed the pleasant
company on Wednesday evening, will,
ere long, follow the noble examples
which have recently' been set them, and
onday evening 1 t, the e was
nee notwit tandin the
i 1, there was in the au tepee
ere given by Misses 11 gan
I and Wt B, Porter. Mrs,
tee Dr, Ver e, Miss Thig-
gs on the next, ceding ight
he debate on 'hureh Prop-
kthe leadershi of emirs,
ra and John cattle, takee
n ' t. Monday vetting. As
be4e i mind that b th the ead-
nd' d4bates ishouil corn cum.
re e in mind and this hint
the re de ould net so requently be
inte pte y parties ce ing in after
procee in act coinmenee
— re are a numbe of excellent
reader a en the Ladies a d gentlemen
of Sea ort 4 s e would sug_ est that sev-
eral of -th 1 est be eselee d to give an
would wil lir ly do this, r. d we have no
teresti g ittertainment weld be got up
in this wa ;with very little trouble. an i
no ma is, I day, and with an admis-
sion fe o .10 or 15.cents,1 we do not see
raerel th ow out this hint, and it will
be for th So iety, if theught proper, to
take a ti
Mu. ROE ANDERSO AND ST1.NLEY
MUSIC PA IAIFFAIRS.-tM . Geo. A der -
made certain fly 8 eet even ted
throng the township of Stanley rior
ejection, to -the ffect
to the m
derson, a Councilor had
that he,
borroWed e sums of the tow hip
funds. ink it quite unnec ary
Church Clinton, has received and accept-
ed a ea from St. Thomas; to which place
be will ishortly remove.
-the nitmber of births, marriages and
deaths kegisteied in Clinton for the year
Deaths 28.
ORD INAI, Coune.--4-On Saturday last
-the cas s of T, Tippling and J. Haggett,
of Clin on, who had been charged with
killing and taking geese belonging to Mr.
C. pale, were up befoye judge Toms, at
Go,derieh, who, after hearing the evi-
dence, discharged thei prisoners, he sitat-
in4-that it was not of la nature to convict
. Charles Jones, Who stole $480
front . Murphy, of Goderich township,
was se tenced to one year in the Central
Prison.
was c ming along the Birron Read,
toward town, accompanied by his Wife,
they m with a serious accident, When
fri hte ed the horse, which iumPed t°
ean sid of the road, crossed a ditch, .and
up against a fence, throwing the'm
bo h o t of the buggy on to the haid
und Mr. Welsh was ankurt, but
rs, 'elsigreeeived severe external in-
juries.
th
se
eh
ti
se
en
io
ia
b ti engaged teacher for the
ool n section No. 9, Tuckersmith, in
e f Mr. Gray, who resigned. his
rge. In Mr, Hicks the people of see-
n Nip. 9 will have a geed teacher.
HE SCHOOL BO tsp.—The annual
ool Meeting for the township of Tuck -
mit was held at the; school house at
, an proceedings passed. off barmen -
sly. The retirin trustees were Mr,
vid• proat and , John Doig, Mr,
roat was re-elect , apd r, Thomas
bins n waselec to the place vacat-
coeresp dent info s us of a farmer
w o, ei tile going fro Irisittown to -his
t,
la w •ek, dropped into an unlicensed
A bile n this hotel he lost 824, which it
is pposed was taken from his pants
M Killpp ? Tf 80 what is he doing when
h allows the.. open sale ef spirittioes
lir uorsi in unlicensed hougesi
Varna.
'TEA( ERS' INSTJTUTEI—The 'regular
ineetin of the Varna Dittriet Teachers'
Jan, le, at the ueual plaee, Besides the
illestrate different Met s of teach-
ing the various branches in the pro-
grammi3 for public schools, All friends
of education are cordially invited to be
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(.:If .OL MEETING, —The annual meet-
* fo ,fthe election of school trustees,
a d fdk other business connected with
rex ter school section wise held in the
ller • and James Paulin were elected
steps foe the ensuing term in plaee of
p We have had extremel uncommon
EATH/R,—For two Orihree weeks
a unseasona,!ble weather pr this time
of ear, nothing but rain,slush and Mud,
0 ndStill, However, the welcome snow
tt length come and with it, of
malting business
that we w 11 have ito more pringtinuweeautndh-
te be he that it
sohthi: foll wing hot of councilors elee
a the la election will show Reeve
.a ne ; Deputy Reeve, Cheri
• dy and James Mitchell.
to Mr
other
re
cessiO
been s
reeeiv
te see
peon a
1 Seib
village
raw a
onces
the di
Fenwi
hone. I
sent fo
are g
meetin
Secie
ieb, on
in the
of the
shows
a herd
Which s
orked
Bowl
Hunte
wen,
cAll
ncli
After
thong
isnew
octet
nd al
ubsc
prese
einch
peat
even
to see
come fe
five orte
stems
Most hap
Doeli
in thi
has n
tinY
Bluev
11
C. Ernst, of New am urg, fo
r. Shantz intends sta ng
ax ill in Parkhill.
oN
be
of
ffe
ed
ur
at
lo
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a
.—We are glad to 1 arn t
McAllister, of the Sixth Cone
Hay, is improving. He hae
ng from a severe cut which he
the left foot, and which nea
two of his toes, This Aeciden
leout six weeks ago. We hope
assisting Mr. Chas. Peltier to
of straw from the Foerteenth
to Zurich, the load upset *tie
n the road side, throwing Mt
ff and breaking his left thigh
. Buchanan was imniediately
d set the fractured limb. Wie
hear that the patient is doll
o the Hay Branch Agr culture'
h r. After hearing t e repo ,t
• retary and treasure , which
he finances of' the society to be in
large increase in me bership,
rd to make it one of the mo t
officers were electe : Joh
aocieties in the Court T
resident ; Wm, Wilson, Fa
-President ; Robt. Brown, See-
n Treasurer; Directors—A. Me -
R Thompson, B. Stviniirten,
rs S. erimer and Mt Zenist.
he new officers were elected it w
t visable to take steps to ha
built on the ounds of t e
, which to show t e roots, grain,
ot er produce. subsenptio
be by the officers and Inetnite
. This hall is som thine that
• ed, and if eree 1 be a
or attractive, and we w uld e
ard and give in their ames for
dollars each, or [send lin the
the, treasured who will
al
tveat
wet
but tO
blo
tnow
PR
chard,
congr
was i
Robe
efter
lar e
at
v.
Bible
vale.
beau
follo
your
epirit
eabbal
to
pant
Mere
toed
by ye
Prayi
tend
pupil
veep
of the
Th
able ti
of the
for th
—Co
VI
la
le
da
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Bluevale.
.--There is a first clasp openirig
ge for z medical man, as theie
een one here f some time.
who has pot ttled in aey
place would do welt to 1;4e
call before; sett mg e ewher
or the last Week has ve
he roads erceedinglY mudd
has made a change. The w•
fierce from
nd freezing
the west end it is
w rthy pastor f the Pre byte
• d to takel tea at Sir. Jo n
13, on Friday, Jan 7. Short y
is arrival at fr. Ilobeetsonte a
ful buffalo robeeiceopalian ed by the
'n address ;
al elfare in t e" Bible class d
,h hool, we in their name ask Yeu
✓ lue. It is not on accennt of Its
o h, but as a tok of our ep-
ic, of the serv ees endeeed .to ./75
the exposit on o God's word..
our labors, we in the na e of t e
of the school kindly as you .
this trifling gift. Signed in behalf
Bible class and Sabbat schoid,
K.Te STEWART, MARY ROSS,
Ps v. Gentleman made a very su
pi and after partaking f a
things of this wor all 1
espective iltyrr-r—E8 at an
ft
Arty 'men
eebyterv of Bur n.
Gael' mission stat en in 0, rich as
1111u.n on roll of that congr gationito
dais r sbytery. petition from 0,57
mem er and 55 ad erents of rucefield
and lei ity was re praying that t y
be or an zed into a ongregado . Meg rs,
Miller, elionalcl nd Lands rough 0 -
peered i support f the 'petition. e
prayer o the petit on wes granted, end
Mr. Mc uaig and essrsi- Matheson ad
,matter, A call fro • the 'congrega,tio of
tabled a d ordered to be transmitted to
that entleman, ie Ferguson was p-
Prestly ry of we Sound, The r s -
b r st en took an! application of
r, a eron of pen, Moderater of
what co rse he shock nine in the pres-
ent e re mstances df t congregation of
onded, lend carried, peeting the Mat-
ter it : " The Presbytery ha itig
hear , Cameron's statement, as so
* len statement of Mr. Sieve • t
fealis ag just a Kt* in congregational
,mee 'fig held on ee. 13, which this
Tres ry hereby lares to 130 irregn-
Presbytery asserts
tar 4 d gal.
its rightful claim to he church property
of Knox chureh, G
ed to ha
Sup
tion t
com
at Ba
right,
as asse
of Ba
sary to
with t
church
quest
meet
The el
with t
Montr
servi
dent,
ermine
son, Y
ed to v
charge
to urge
ment b
session
a ease
•
eld, appoints Messrs. U
. Shaw and 8, Carnocha
sors, to co-operate with t
eld, instructing the sai
such legal advice as May
prevent all future in
e public worship of G
and should they se,e ea
he Moderator to call
of Presbytery on the mat
rk was instructed to .rrespond
e French Evangelist Co •• mittee,
1, for the purpose of sec fling the
of Mr. Cruchet, a Fr itch stu-
labor at Drysdale d ring the
. A deputation eons ting of
ung and Kernichan, was appeint-
e, Sieve-
John
ieve
John.
elvers,
e session
ion
be necess
rference
in the
tsi re-
erpecisl
it Dungannon for the p
the people of Mr.
raise the stipend to 700
them to dispense with t e su
fore long,. A reference fro
of Knox Church, Goderi b,
mitted to the session to be d it
accordi * to the laws of the ch rch.
Presb ry is to meet again a C
on The ay, April 2d.
voile of
and
DTPteire_lliiheet-
uton
To tke Editor of the 11uron ,Expo
SIR : I was much pleased with our
edito • 1 in your last issue on the above
eleetio passed off quietly here and to
the b refection of nearly eVery one.
kid
When he ballots came to be coun in
some d visions it was found that a good
in ad ition to the compulso veting
which ou recommended Ithin it mild
be wel if the law was that all lo be
rejeete where they did not exe eise heir
french e in full. The giving of " plemp-
erg" in open voting was always congider-
ed rat er small. And under the ballot
espee ly in towns and cities w ere such
questi ns as the temperance, t e saloon
and ot er questions are alway co ing
in
up, th• tricky plumper system will soon
grow to a great evil, and u less am-
ended it will lead to contendi g parties
formin cliques and trying to steal
march on each other, and will result in
the de eating of the best of ndiclates.
Furth r I would like to see he ballot
extended to the election of echo° truetees.
Our se ool boards have become he leugh-
ity of le trustees frequently e ected are
entirel unfit for the position. And you
will as how do your electors ect ' such
perso . Just allow me to py from
kt
your 1 t issue part of your erg le o the
above uestion which explains he paus
much etter than anything I n rite.
In fee I think you must have a nd
some f our elections for sehool tr
and t ken your cue therefrom :
matters are now the candidate who!
secureihis election over the other, wh
will tide degrade himself by so doing, n
matter how inferior the first named ma
bsherin. This very fact prevents many 4.
of self respect or pride would ua
from so degrading an or 1 as
butte -holing every elector, and beggin
and p aying, them to vote for him
serve them in a petty municiPal office,
while the man with more brass than
brains; and a greater desire for office
than for his own honor and dignity
would undertake the degrading , tag
without • a shudder, in fact he wo
rather like it" /toping Mr. Editor
have.not trespassed too much on 1 you
valuable space, I remain, yours, 1
Fo the Editor of the Huron ExposiltOr.
SIR : An article appeared in yowl issu
of the 7th inst., in regard to the nominal
tion of councilors in Tuckersmith, ove
pity but he bad also been a loVer o
truth, The facts of the matter re ese :
The C k was in his place pr mp ly at
4
the n tice calling the meeting, he also
read that rtion of the Act governm
the proces Ingo at nominitions, Section
102 to 106 inclusive ; Section 106'i reads
person or persons to fill each Mee sha
be proposed and seconded seetatums
and if no other candidate but e for anY
other hairman shall, after the lapse of
one h ur from the tune fixed for hold'
the m ing, declare such candidate did
elee for such office." Having r
the a ve, the Clerk asked foe no •
tions, when it was proposed! by job
Cameron, and! seeonded by Alex, Broad
foot, that Edwin Cresswell Reeve fo
1870 ; proposed by John Me a 'WI
ended by Robert Charters, that $ avi
Ebenezer Walker, secondeA by William
eller ;I proposed by Wm, Allan, *end
ed by by Simnel Carnochan, that Wm.
Sproat be a councilor ; pr biy Au
drew Story seconded by W Alta i
Iabov nominations were all made at 12,
open' anct fairly, and no other! nomS
inatio being offered, the Clerk, at the
expir tion of one hour, deelared tla
above duly elected, Now, you know,
people of Tuckersmith know
and
that these are not men who do thiegs in
a sneaking, underhand manner, end il
there are men who come to the neroinal
tion i a state that they are not con`
scion. of the proceedings, our ly it can,
Tuck rsmith ! she is not g ing back
war but progressing rapid y, nd
" Lo er of Justice" only rem nds us 0
Mrs. artington with her mo trying
stop e advancing tide. An eyen h
.is not standing still, but by linging
his a Urinated notions, showe 8 that he
is as ar in the rear as he wa 300year'
ago. Something he has to sa about th '
Sehodt Board, but it is not ve
intelligible,' and I 'rather t ink whe
he penned it he - was as neon/
ecions of what it meant as le as o
the proceedings at the nOminatiol
andt'undefinable," Now, if policy means
as I slippose it does, the art of Governi
ment, it must be remembered that the
dutie of trustees are pretty well define4
and t ere is very little room for erreie
ing a y policy beyond what iti lai dote
in th statute, nor is more needed. An
if litt
can be said of our Township Boa
during its first year, that little is to
credit. It has materialy improved
least four of our school houses ; it
brought to light and suppressed some
regularities and immoralities that
been allowed to creep into some of t
and we hope it will continue to keep our
schoolhonles for sauna
everything in and m. Y
put ing • + • order, and
not i[i hat
p
would eit r tends to in are the heat or
corrilpt the hearts of children, to ave
well equipped schoO and comp: nt
teaebera, and instead o the annual or
semiannual changes wh elihaveoccu ed,
whenever a teaehdr cou be obtained for
$25 Or $50 les lary, et our teachers
know thatso to as t ey diligently r•
form;
their du ies their breaths
baked . and their a sure. No
cannot see;that there is anything un-
onable is this, a y to obtain en
this men calling 'hem Ives "Love of
Juetjce" will in rpo every obs le
that lignorance, obstin y and selfish ess
can "tweet, He next speaks of a " ode
of taxation, withou tprecedent or paral el,"
Now, whether this is ten for the
Council or the School ard, it would be
hard to tell. It ie ace Aliment in either
case as it is a subject
the ingenuity of the al
the Tuckersmith" Comic
a new mode they are _cli
•
hich has ed
lest men, a d if
lis,ve found ut
ver fellows, a
ought to inclined think with e preacher t t,
in them sof taxatio there is not ing
there not me -
new nude the sun.
thing anomalous * "A ver -of justtee"
complaining of t 'nets •ng done in' se-
cret, and yet eon lin his own name!
I know not who he is, or do I care to
know. I bear him no lice. Indeed,
I cannot help sympathiling with the r
creature who has been attending no 0 II l .
dons for po years an has never it
able to I find, a proposer and
seconder i for -himse f, or lea ed,
that the Municipal act had been al red.
during that time. P r Tuckers th,
notwithstanding your b kward pro
you still know that a ving dog IE der
than a dead lion.,
Wu, 2•Iceozeipx, turning 0
TUCHEROMPTii, Aloe, 6.
Sur Notes.
It is said that a fa er near Bel ore
sowed a patch 6f pe on New Y
tY
Day. All the farmers in that
have been busy plo • lately.
Institute will be eld the school r
Exeter, on Seta ye an, 15. A my
inter -es • progr name is provided.
—John , Gott h, t famous te per -
since orat r, will • it rich on ues-
" Mistakes and lun of Life."
n Co rts ill be held at
Wroxeter on Jen. 27 and at 8 rth
on Jen. 29th. The urta will op it. at
Mr. John Goul of E eter, sowed
onion seed in- gar n. The soil
in excellent cond ton or the purpo
-1-Some days ago M . Keddy Wed.
borne, -two eight mo ths' pigs, hich
weighed. when clean .300 and 325
pounds respectively..
—A vessel arrived in the God rich
harbor fr Windsor on Friday t.
The arriv 1 of a vessel in the mont of
dented in the history the place.
-eMr. john StiRSOn, of the Thi nth
Concession of Usborne says that the
last day of the old yea be tap eral
maple trees, from w •ch ea sap
ran to m.lke a fine lot syrup.
—Mr. ,Fisher's ne flouring
now in full -operation. The servi of a
good miller have been secumd. We
learn. that Mr. Andeew Linkla r, of
Miter" took the .rst grist to the IL
eontract for the erection o the
west wing of the new summer ho 1 at
Goderieh; hies been let to Mr. lijah
Moine, for $8,500. TO complete th pro -
me
was
11
1111 •
The gouth If of the old bri e at
succumbed to the high water in the ver
on ,Sanday night, 2d inst„ af,ter ith-
statiding the Ilackls and storms of the
past 17 Years, I
--i-The Good Tetup in Lake are
flourishing, they lay g built a hall
thig win r Th
e has not n in
exiitence a year et, and lt num up.
waids of sixty Members. They tend
holding concert on t last Thu y in
January. !
—A li de four yeat-old son of Mr.
ed ppm a table an fell off on New
Year's Day, A bro en shoulder was
the result, which has n atte to,
and. the little feJlow lit progressing vor-
-Mr, W. IL rong, who taught
*the Wstigham lichee last year,haa been.
retained for the Pr year, He teecheg
est
the second departmen . Mr, Jamul Fers
gluon, the senior her in the 'eame
n in -
school, has also been ri-engaged at
crease of salary.
son of Mr. SaMuel o Us -
borne, was using au aim the other day,
when it elipped out of his hand d cut
the main artery :of hs left arm, Had
the pr nee of mind f some one if the
have b to death. Brut .3 string tied
tightly a ound the a above the wound
stopped he flow unt the arrival ef the
medical calmest, who properly attends
—The tea meetielt at the Walton
Meth
standing
the r
church, on New -Year's
ry successfa affair. Not
is, the chure was well
Quite a number from both Sertfort
Brussels were present giteevfetetnr riteasypaatt.i
Maitland r
suitable piece, and a recitation was
by Mr. T. McGillicuddy. The
the Seaforth Method' t church was
chair during the evening. About
in
ent and rendered so e charming
were realized, se tha the affair
success financially,
—A tea -meeting was held in the
Primitive Methodist church at F est-
ville, on the boundary between Grey
success. Like all other occasions hen
youth and beauty, of Which there no
lack m Forestville, a pleas= time
was spent. An exce ent repast w pro-
vided, end am 1 • jug was done thc
good thieve r Pe r Moran pied
the chide ili his usual efficient
Addresses were 'van Revds.
Willia and Sims and • Watson.
meat is ue in
and ' Mei
Hollinshead, of
been do e to the ex
vided, addresses were
'Messrs, Stafford, of
gin, of Seaforth, and
Seaford'. Rev. Mr.
Day,
with -
of
Ilect
and
Pro-
Bug-
ir of
press
the
70
th
rims
110# ski
ess t• han 100 Acres .4
innihip Of WE .11e
heavy, 'will ba'
GETT, Exeter
MiliIILDING TAM IN
t—DIO.LBNAN, hs
ng ;Lots, is prepared to
aide terms te any who mg
desiring to perch:we sites
-tioss Farm in thetein
Den. 12, 1 mile tout
' station. There
y for it. The- lag
'a neighborhood,
'214 NKETT Re."
15, Township of Orel
is a choice terra,
'buildinge and ell Ennessi
lin geod.order. Terse Yr
the prep -rider on the pre
IX SALE DR TO I
owned and occupied et P
i G61114010 rooms Ana *
VOR SALM—The
4opeland, being
of hind, and well -mai
housse and barn on
be *Old On -easy Una
1.7'.ALUABLE PROPER
.ab and pleasantly eh*
end new by Rev,..11r. See
attach which. it Idled
',of the thoicest kinds.
and woodshed end elle'
• SesidOit __given -on Morel
Apply at the EXPOSITc/
ing 02 &ere* about .40
&state of gad eultivat
There 1a A good frame
, 'freer .Seaforth 6 miles,
grEv431 WHO. For 1
MS. WILLIAM PAPP
to :Eggnondville Post 0
LABOR DWZLII
tor Sale or toile's.
pleseantly -situated *it
Mnse, owned by etre fie
tains large parlor, 'IRO
-eorntortable bed rooms,
geed. -teller, hard and I
shed, Av., There are
Apply to S. POWELL,
thy of square timber
At FOR S‘
Let Aleertb.
W-scres, 40 of w
ps, well fenced,
weeds ; geed treble
*We y0
gravel roadovithin
h/ bludnearlyeeest
Mitelull, and edit/
blit. Apply to the prop
Tann, "Waisted abent
Don. ft, liteRilley
.sereig, e1 *bleb. aro
order, the balance. bein
if nestle ye*, 621:22; t
it good bani and
. wells Of good Watersa
Venter* apply to the7 •
letter te
7:6111111".‘"stegigkinSintuiwie.butting":°(1117::herir4raer:Thszar::mcjIse-
i est. tein sine term,
. noble timber, vongst
beenlotit and other b's
Lathe vicinity to last a
ILO 0
ViSTRA-
1;ii the under
is' repotted. to prove
tiara s.w&T. AMEX.
STRAY ST
rol steers, else 22-yek
the Other white, with -
aid
vim with the
pewit SCO
will de we
15,
P. URINE
'County of Ayr
Of the 'eounty
evince settee *Si
60,
thy
variety ler
tbr, in Fly
Sew tO be*