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meemeeselleeleinesomme', r
—
E FOR
irst-elasa farre or sale in,
County o1Burn, &thee
leered, new frame ant;
possessiongiien.
'or Sale, Lot 19., Cone 4,
O� acres, over 70 of whittle
pod state ',if cialtivatione
eI within four utiles of
HAYS, SeafOrth. 628.
or Sale, Lot NO. 5,,
Soderich Townshipe emee.
bich are cleared and in a
The farm is attiOittirtg
ad sill be SOUL:, ehattp and
LiTly to the proprieteee
524
scxiber has ft* sae a. 50
tip of MeKiliope County a
tred and the hi3Ottnee
ea maple. The property
rely to jAS. R. BENSON,
517
,....•-•%•••••••••••••••
-or Sale, titat large and
Mee, coutainink1O roems,
4rbuilainge, also 100 feet
with side ol eSodereen
f the Preebyterean Church,
anfereetatiou weeply to the
Seaforth. tsa
-.
..PROPERTY FOR SALE.
emfertabie frame 'lave Wing
keet, Seaforth. ' One house
e other 4. There is also a.
; lot. Terms easy- Apply
5LINERAR-VIF.R. 5344
e__....
ey frame a.weee =a coke
oit the Mit-rkea- Square 'of
frente The buildiog is very
.anise Dr a vitae business.
te W. N. 'WATSON, Sea.
torsaott, Gale -dell. 496
'-A, W' superior farm for
omty of Huron, being west
, containing 8/ acres ; first"
watered; frame barn and,
"ening honeelarge orehard;
d; price, $4,500 ; apply to
.'e promisee or to jOH.al
ii FOR tiAT,e,s-eroe sae,
Lot No. 4, Con. 4, H. R. S.,
of Iluxeu, cortaisting of 50
the 'Town of Seaforth, and
k. The Irina ii of the Very
'xther pertienlers apply to
epoeite the 524 pseud, es, or to
Sale,50-a0reee of Land,
Lot 9, Con. /3„Tuelteremith,
withframe hare seen, stone
leg; all well underdmined;
umpe; ozehard, young and
gOod school. Possession
.ply to A. at'sue..s.G, Land
527
E.—For Sale, the tel pro-
;rtlx at, present; occupied by
s converdently situated for
'.. large and prOlitaltle trade. .
very commodiens, with. good
ti.ietiort. Possessioa given at
he proprietor en the promises
ROBERT HAYS, 528
L—For Sale, Let 14, Cone 7e
Mg 100 aeres, 30 of which are
a stumee. There is a frame
stone cellar tuaderneatleealso
Ie. Plenty. of good wetter and
t within six -and -a -half enilea
t l miles from Seafertit. Ape
Troa. Office, %Seifert:h. 528
sale let 14. 27, and
;half of 28, on the Fourth Com
a4 Suriey, Teekeettnah, con -
Se faten will be sold as a whole
mit purchaser. f Firet-elass out
rchard, plenty :of water, tmd
f Seaforth, awl three of Bruce -
ply on the premises, or to A.
'eat, Seaforth. ; 508-4x
SATY..—For Side, Lot No.14,
.100neree, 15 acres eleered—en
t half of north half of Lot No.
edit:dual the \Mine° of Drs -
res cleared, eiteeeec'fatory an(1.
te thereon. Pur bonsea and
tuber of vacant lots in. lernssels,
; the underaigneil. Also a.
eos, She property of other pare
iSTE. Dresses.. 515
'LOT FOR SALE.,—Eor Sale,
eitaated and desirable real -
S• of Mr. Wit. Robert:ant, The
1erieh Street, it, Adams' survey. -.
:eiutt sitting-rocen, aitting-room,
-41-rooms, with eautties, aosets,
a other coueenieeeee. Also hard
eider (lover. The house is new
The lot contains one-fifth of an
the proprietor on the premiaes.
527
lti POR SA.T.4.`e-For Sale, the
Let /6, London, : Road, Tucker -
ova as the Old CooperHomesteade
"ea, 40 are of Ikilich ate'Cleared
eplenditily timbered. A briek
came outbuildinge. A large oreh- _
fruit. and abundance ef -water.
5 the village a Kippen, and is,
it properties io that seetion of
.kpetty to GEORGE & .JAMES
532
113X FOR. SALIS.—F- or Sale, -
4- 5; H. R: 8., Teckersreith, COD. -
90 of which. are (availed toad in a
.feation, being wellundeedrained,
herdwood boeh. Good- atone
a and etables ; Well watered, and
terie Is sitrtated about 5 miles.
1. Brucefield, anti 8 fromliippert.
Intl at other conveniences. For
e apply to DAVID MOORE, on
0 Egtetondeitle la O. 520-8x
ARAI FOIS SALE, --For Sale the
f Lot 0, Concession a, McKillon•
es, kaown as -the Deiele estate.
tel within, one ralle end a- par-
-he lena is of the choicest quality.
Aetna reeidence, and good oat -
is well el enfetlwith fruit and
in in excellent ordere vind
ably suitki for a retired, gen-
uUt, or meiket gardener. TerlD8
proprietor ou the premises or to
• TESKY, Proprietor. 524
-
.A.1124 POIS.SAIX—tior Salo, Lot
itelf Lot 1,7, Con 1, ayecoutain-
of which aro eleared. and in a
ivatieu- There LI a good brick
cottage, the barn, etable, cow -
buildinge are all frame; there
• 01 (twice epplei pear end other
leettilett spruce trees planted 10
rever-failine stream running
re of the farmeon wh&&oie a good
1 gravel road:on two sides of the -
:tett tete mile front lieusall Ida-
- A from Exetee, on. the London
t aereee the lentil from the Bolger -
...a church. Per further particra-
.VNIISS W. ELDER, Veterinaty
h P. O. 481
. -
ri:LUE--To purehase south
" Cott.12, tuwn line, Arthur and •
3 nerve, about 00 acres clov-
e goa41 hardwood land, with about
colar ; oiI Sec client, log dwell-
tk here conteatted fee—nrose of
spet. tiotel roads ; is 6 miles
1 liar:Setae, 4 from ISIt. Foreet,
en of I'almerston—railroatls to.
two to liarriston ; J acres. of fall
:Jt'tl new pinto, and web; conveni-
teeel farming implements-
-.17 la alth the eubscriber has to
sl talent the above farm, &se f°r.
.easy terms of yayment.
e. given if reeturea. Terme easi-
iber oe the preedees, or to
netanee 1'. O. n10e4ts
ee a. 0. es4-4
l:r.acasAttu sYsor
• welersi ettel, vOio i5 0,1)00 rein'
V;i4hit:rt EU sell his propestY
In
tare, tee-el:Spa. Hunt tt,countY
tii tleee-quaxture ()S. an -acre
1 inel ramined, and having a
• tOtl frail trees. There is on.
teeleeeitit ellop Oses.38, awegoll
iut elite) the saute size,0.
'4140 16e35 and kitchen. 1604
-e tabu:ilea ; alee a new dwelling
stable 16sS5. The lmildinga are
dwelling lues have (Ault 0.5
e is situated in one of the hes'
eriities in the county and is there -
t business stand. ..elso for salest-
uf oak, rock elm, red elm and Pine
eaeorted, and fit for use. WagOierl
.end buggies on hand, end will be sea"
out the stock. Payment is reden,.e847.
notes anaactenints. JOITN eveat-
• P. O. 517
MARcll 22 1878.
1
THE HURON EXPOSITOR.
3
Proroguing of' the Ontario
Legislature.
The following is the speech delivered:
by the Lieutenant -Governor in prorogu-
* g the Ontario Legislature:
sn.1
relieving you from your labours at
t e -close of the Session, it affords me
uch gratification to acknowledge the
diligence which you have manifested in
the discharge of your important duties
and the care and deliberation which
you have bestowed. upon the various
measures whioh have been Iaid before
you.
I learn with pleasure that nearly all
themeaeurefe which I recomniended for
your consideration have received. your
approval, and it may be reasonably
hoped that your labours will result in
the increased prosperity and well-being
of the Province.
specting the Maritime Court of Ontario.
An act respecting the City of Toronto,
and. Toronto Wider Works. An act to
ame-nd the law for the protection of
'game a,nd fur -bearing animals. An Etct
to amend the MechanicEi'Liens Act. An
act for the protection of insectivorous
and other birds beneficial to agriculture.
An act respecting the assessment rolls
of the county Of Oxford. An act to
amend the law respectiag High. Schools..
An act to preserve the forests from de-
etruetion by fire. An act to extend. the
Religious Institutions Act to the Church
of England in Ontario. An act to a,mend
the law respecting Building Societies.
An act respecting the Magistracy. An
a.ct to amend the Assessment act. An
act respecting the registration oft -Rail,
way Aid Scrip, An act to amend • the
Revised Statutes respecting Ditching
Water Courses. An act to give -finality
The Act authorizingloansko be made, to Voters' Lista and for other purposes.
to township reamicipalities at a low ' An a,ct to amend the Line Fences Act.
rate of interest, to be applied for the An act to make certain amendments in
purposes of tile drainage, cannot fail to
be of great advantage to the agricultur-
al interests of the Province.
I notice with satisfaction that you
have framed a measure'designed. to
regulate the public service of the Prov-
ince, and to place it on a permanent
and eatisfaetory. basis.
I am pleased to perceive that in view
Of the great destruction, by fire of our
-valuable forests of timber in the pastas,
stringent measure has been enacted t&
, prevent, as far as possible, the recur-
rence of sueh fires in the time to come.
ha,ve no doilbt that the raeasurea to
give finality to voters' lists, to which
you ha,ve given your attention, will re.
sult iii the avoidance of much litigation
in the Eleetion Courts, and in dimin-
ishing the expense and labour attend-
ant upon contested elections.
It is gratifying to observe that while
the finances of the Province have per-
mitted you to grant sugh aid to the
several railway enterpriseswhose claims
you have had occasion to consider, as
may ensure their completion, yet that
aid has been extended to but a limited
number of companies, and. your action
in that respeet has been in tht spirit of
that special caution which I suggeeted
at the opening of the session.
;I cheerfully assent to the liberal ap-
propriation which you have made for
completing the extended asylum ac-
ra
commodation comenced during the
past year, and. it is a soum
rce of uch
gratification to me to know that the
finances of the Province continue to
permit increased provision to be made
for those of our population who are un-
fortunately afflicted with insanity oridiocy. -
-
I congratulate you on. having adopted
important measures respecting the Mag-
istracy—for perfecting the working.of
the License Law—and for previding
simple naackinery for winding up Joint
Stook Companies when eacha proeeed-
ing becomes necessary.
I thank you for the supplies which
you have granted for thePublic Service.
They shall be expended with a due re-
gard. to efficiency and economy.
The Lieutenant-Goveynor also gave
quitted the palace shortly after dinner; 1JtrILL1AM McCON N ELL,
he had not been seen since and the'
Queen and the 'Princesses were some-
what uneasy about him, for it was now
5 o'clock. His 11743614 even made in-
quiry of Elliston, who was quietly pro-
ceeding to the theatre to make arrange -
the Revised Statutes. An act respect-
ing Union School Sections. An act re-
specting investments ia Tile Drainage
Debentures. An act to: amend. the Li-
cense Act and for other purposes. An
act respecting Bridges in Villages. An -
act respecting aid to certain railways.
Mieeellneoufa Neitt's Items. ,
DEGENIN
ERATG.-- The 'late editor of D
the London Ties, Mr. elane, has
been thoroughly prostrated with paral-
ykiis. The fact that since is retire-
ment the Times -has fallen off in circu-
lation and influence, is attracting gen-
eral attention in England.
NEW FORT WINTED.—Gell. Sherman
arges the importance of erecting 9, fort
on Milk River, Montana, near the Brit-
ish boundary, immediately, las a check
to hostilities gathered there.
STORM. — Last Sunday morning a
storm burst upon the city. of Atlanta,
Georgia. In the Episcopal Church the
minister called to the congregation to
throw thenagelves under the seats, and
immediately the edifiee was blown
down. The -shelter of the seats saved
loss of life. Eighteenwere more or less
injured. Other churches and the City
Hall were injured.
DREADFUL STORM IN THE WEST.—Des-
patches from Cheyenne, on the -Pacific
Railway say that a storm exceeding in
violence and. duration any previous one
of the season, set in on Saturday, :con-
tinuing until noon on Sunday, the
wind ranging in velocity from 50 to 64
miles per hour, and the snow. drifting
10 to 15 feet high in the city. Trains
on the Union Pacifio, Denver Pacific,
- and Colorado Central are either side-
tracked or snowed in. Probably there
-will be great loss of stock, if not of
,
Bernal. ntiSENTS.LThe danghter of
ments for the performances, of the night
IN ACCOUNT WITH T FEE
MUNICIPALITY OF. TUCKERS M ITH
T ItEAS U RER,
FROM MARCH 2, 1877, TO tesitair 9,1678.
but Elliston could give no information KICCEIPTS.
—he had seen nothing of the King. Ar- I. To Balance from last audit . • $ 68 11
rived at the theatre, however, the actor Do., Licenses for1877 to 1878 . 128 77
Provincial
was riot -long before he discovered the Treasurer's Clergy Re-
serve Via. 97 51
figure of a man asleep in the King's - License Commissioner, bal. from
chair. He had, indeed, entered. 1876 34 75
She box to assure himself that all was McKillop share of Culvert's, Been -.
Line
prepared for the occupation of his royal. Jdarohn Beattie, price of roadway _
patron. For a moment he did not re- A. M.Boss, on accortnt of Bounden'
cognize the sleeper and was about to dis- Line.
turb his slumbere abrnptly enqpgh. A. M.Ross, Non -Resident Tax......
Wm. McMurray, Pound -keeper....
Fortunately he discovered. hi time that Collector, County Rate
he Stood in the presence of the King.
Mint was he to do ? He dared not wake " , General School
Township Rate..........
his Majesty bytouching him ; he feared. " Special School Rate
•
even to • speak to him.. It was clear, " Tru"stees, RpootgeTUlla: S{S. No. 1, Mc -
however, that, something must be done; Killop
it was nearly time for lighting the lamps Arrears of Taxes
—and then the anxiety of the Queen and. Total
the Princesses had to be considered. El-
liston hit upon this expedient. Retook
up a violin . from Ithe orehestra, and
placing himself inaMediately under the
roYal box, he struck up,." God Save the
Ring !" The King stirred, and present-
ly' springing Up, exclaimed., " What!
what! Oh, yes, I see, Ellaton. Ha!
ha 1. rain came 'on—took a eeat—took a
nap. What's o'elock ?"
i" Neatly six, your Majesty." ,
":Six!. Six o'clock !" cried the King,
end to her Majesty—say I am here.
Say, stay, this wig won't do, eh ---eh?
Don't keep -the, people waiting. Light
up—light-up. Let 'em 'em in.
Hal ha! fast asleep! Play well to-
night, Elliston—great favorite With the
Queen. Let 'em in—let 'eat in."'
'At the cloSe Of .the performance Ellis-
ton attended his royal visitors to their
carriage, when the Sing still occupied
with his adventure of the afternoon nod-
ded and sm_ iled as he whispered to the
actor:
" East asleep, eh, Elliston?
&sleet!) !"—All the Year Round.
• 18 28
50 00
181 43
63 95
11 00
3,809 77
3,809 77
3,672 90
794 51
400 00
Ithe German Crown Prince -being the
first grandchild of the Queen to enter
the marriage state, Her Majesty sent
her a pair of pearl and diaMond. ear-
rings, and a dress trill:mad With Hon -
Awl lace, besides other presents includ-
ing stuffs of Scotch arid Irish ina,nufac-
tureetnd. pocket handkerchiefs embroid-
ered in bele, d.
his assent to the following measures Tuesits Puessierearox.—A deputation
which had.been passed during the ses- of ladies, consisting of Lady Stanley,
sioia Miss Power Cobbe, Miss Sheriff and
An act respecting certain dams on Mrs. Fawcett, and, others waited. upon
Black Creek. An act to amend the acts the Earl of Granville as Chancellor of
relating to the Victoria Railway CORI- the University 'of London, 9,nd present-
pany. An act to confirm a survey in. ed. him with an address of thanks from
the township of Caledon. An act re- 2,000 women to the Senate and. Convo-
specting Water Works at Bramptoncation, for their adoption of a new char
An act respeeting Water -Works and to °. ter, enabling the university to open all
validate By -Law No. 212 of the -Own its degrees to women.
of Owen Sound. An act to amend the Tire. Mraisanuata Cuisis.—Several des
Synod and Rectory Sales Acts of the patches from Rome to the Lendon jour -
diocese of Toronto! An act respecting mats concur that Signor Crispi was
. the debt of the county of Frontena,c,and
to make valid, certain debentures of
said county. An act to incorporate the
town of Earriston. An act respecting
the Prince Edward._ County Railway
Company. An act respecting the To-
ronto Club. An act relating to the town
of Peterborough. An act to incorporate
the Arthur Junction Railway Company.
An act respeetingthe Burnside Lying -in -
Hospital and the Toronto General Hos-
pital. An oat to incorporate the St-.
Thomas Street Railway Company. An
act to incorporate the Ontario Ladies'
College. An act respecting the Hamil-
ton GirlsHome. An act to consoli-
date the debenture debt of the oity of
Ottawa. An act respecting the city of
St. Catharines. An act to incorporate
the Western University of London, On-
tario. An act relating to the Hamilton
and Northwestern Railway Company.
Ati a,et to consolidate the debt of Brock-
ville. TheLondonWater-Works Araend.-
ment Act of 1878. An act to enable
Isaac Brock Burwell to sell certain lands
in. Westminster. An act to incorporate
the Georgian Bay and Wellington Rail-
way Company. An act, t� enable the
corporation of Leeds and Grenville to
sell certain lands. An act to confirm
sales made by the Order of Good Tem-
pters. An act to incorporate the Equit-
able Insurance Co7pany of Hamilton.
Au act respecting t e Port Dover and.
Lake Huron Railway and the township
of Noath Norwich. An act to aanend
several acts relating to the Toronto,
Grey and Bruce Railway Company. An
act to authorize the town of Dundas to
exempt Messrs. Fisher from taxes. An
act respectiug the Belleville ancl NOrth
Hastings Railway Company. An act to
enable the county of Bruce to assume
the railway debt of certain munici-
palities in the said county, and to enable
said county to provide for the payment
of the same. Ali act to incorporate the
Sampan Valley Railway Company. An
act to authorize Henry Scarrow to add
the name of Woodward, to his present
name. An act respectiag the Whitby
and Port Perry and Lindsay Railway
Company. An 9,ot respecting the To-
ronto and Ottawa Railway. Compa,ny.,
An act respecting the Erie and Huron
Fast
The Tables Turned.
a A middle-aged Quaker once quitted
the busy haunts of the City of Broth-
erly Love, and settled in the West,
where a society of Friende had colon-
ized a large tract of land. When sum-
mer came, be called his hired. ,inan to
him one evening, and. said, John, d.oes
thee know where is,to be found a nest of
yellow -jackets? I haste read of much
sport being given by throwing a dog into
one of these, and, if. thee likes thee can
put my dog Basso to the test."'
John loved,a joke, and could not 6-
sist playing one even on his master. So
the three, the Quaker, John and the
dog went to the field where John knew
of a nest.
Placing his master in a good. position ,
to enjoy the fun, John proceeded to stir
the nest with a long pole, until every
maddened stinger was buzzing in the
air. Then he carefully folded the timid A
Basso in his arms, and adroitly landing
him in the midst, cunningly retreated
in the direction opposite -where' he had
placed his master. -
The dog at first ma,de fight, snapping
at the insects, first on his tail, then on.
his leas and body, until at last he found
he wobuld have to retreat. Swarming
with the yellow -jackets, rolling, tumbl-
ing, yelping, he made straight for his
master, who had been enjoying the
scene, ever and. anon clapping his hands
in ecstacy, and exclaiming, "Good 1"
" Capital !" " Thee bast bit it;
John!"
_ Bat now he sa,w the danger he was in
57 62
58
$13,201 95
PAYMENTS.
By Roads and Bridget'. $3,209 25
Trustees .U. No. 1, MeRillop , 57 62
Treasurer School Boerd, Gen, Rate3,672 59
Treasurer School Board Special " 794 45
A. M. Ross, County Rate. 3 073 78
Legislative Equivalent. 545 00
Interest 10 72
Sundry Accounts 154 14
Salaries. e00 00
Charities. 125 Si
Belance on hand. 959 09
1 Total $13,201 95
RAILWAY FUND ACCOUNT.
RECEIPTS—
To balance ft 0.131 last audit $286 47
Special Rate for Railway led., 1877 1,060 31
tei est frore, Sinking Fund., . 40 .00
Total $1,1".86 78
.4.111ENTS— - 0
By Int. on Coupons for June and Dec $600 00
Investment for Sinkiii,g Fund Acct500 08
Balance on hand 286 7
Total $1,386 78
' SCHOOL FUND ACCOUNT.
To amo nt of Fund $17,682 92
Bal. 1 interest on hand,lastandit- 827 41
Interest accrued since last audit... 1,865 71
Total $9,876 04
_
PAYMENTS—
By amount invested .... _ . . .... $17,650 00
Treasurer of Public School Beard.. 966 05
Trustees U. S- S. No. 1, MeKillop - .50 80
Balance of interestIon hand... . e . .. 1,176 27
Balance of Fuad not invested 32 92
Total $19,87404
A udited the Treasurerle BooksScompared Vouchere-and found evelything correct.
' WM. MoMILLAN, 1
AR CH. DEWAR. Auditors.
PUBLIC SCHOOL ACCOUNTS
JOHN HANNAH, Treasurer of the Public School Board, in account with the kinnicipality of
Tuckersmith.
Ja
To
To
To
To
DEBTOR.
unary 10th, 1877, To balance in
hand from last audit. ...
interest from school hind
Legislative grants.
township rate
Miscellaneous
$ 436 02
966 04
91589
4,46700
700
Total $6,791 45
e have examined the accouutsf,of the Treasurer
CREDITOR
, By Paid Teachers salaries
By Paid New School House, school
'sites, repairs and fencing
• By Paid Mel and other expenses
Balance in hand of Treasurer.. ...
Totter
of the Public Sehool Board and find
MALCOLM MeDERMIT,
ROBERT LANDSBOROUGH, f
NEW GOODS. NEW PRICES.
JAMS MUilPHY
rp AXES Pleasure in announcing to his friends
-I and the public that he is now located in his
New Premisel erected on the site of his former
Store; and has just received his New!Stock of
$4,813 25
1,476 90
' 343 78
157'52
eA791 45
them correct.
Auditors.
forced to resign the Ministry of the In- hinaself, and vigorously endeavored to
trio in consequence of a domestic
scandal. It seems he was married with frighten the dog from him. It was no
religious rites at Malta, in 1854, that his use though, for Basso ran between his.
spread -out legs, seraping off a fair share
_marriage was registered at the Sprain- of the troublesome creatures. Then
ian consulate in 18551, that in 1874 he turning, he repeated the feat, falling
was separated from his wife, anIon the this time, and rolling over the feet of,
26th of January last married again, and. his master, who now had enough to at -
is now threatened with a prosecution tend to at home without noticing the
fer bigemy. . ' ,a, dog. His broadbrim fidar off, and the
greatest activity exists at present at enemy got in effective work on the top
ACTIVITY IN TETE DOCKYARDS. — _vile
I
the Chatham dockyard, England, ow- ofl Ins bald head, aroundthe eyes, under
the loose shirt, and up the trouser legs.
in; to urgent orders from the Admiral -
Ile retreated. The time made toward.
ty to complete, the vessels in hand. The the house is not matter of record, but it
workmen,4,000 in number, work four was good.
John was the only one. who had a I
hours extra daily. The work at Sheer -.
The hands employed , on the pleasa,nt time, and next morning the
noes dockyard has assumed ueual acl-
suffering Friend called hirn to his bed- !
building slip have been removed, and side, and said' "John, thee must never 1
with others are preparing frigates, cor- tell wile or the brethren the first part I
vettes'and gunboats for sea. Shipwrights of this story."
and other tradesmen, especially the for; ,
mer, are being engaged as they apply,
and more are required. The smiths, A Horrible Suspicion.
about 150 are working until nine at An English matron enters a lawyer's
night, and the joiners are about to do office:
the same. Extra hands have been tak- " Is this the place where people get
en on at Woolwich arsenal. The Ad,- divorces?"
miralty have telegraphed. orders to De -is "Yes, occasionslly we engage in that
onport dockyard that every effort is to kind of business. What CEtn. we do for
be made by advertisement and other- you, madam?'
wise to engage an unlimited number of "Well, eir,.I'd. like to . get a divorce
artizans for eight months' work. Ships I from me husband, John. '
in preparation are being still further "What , is the matter with John, ma -
pressed forward. , dam ?"
MUTINY.—Tlae crew of the British "T1e gets drunk, sir."
barque Gipsey Queen mutinied on Fri- "That'e bad. But I hardly think that
day in Chesapeake bay, alleging that the alone will be suffident cause. Have you
barque was miseaworthy. The captain no other complaint ?"
signalled to the Annapolis Naval Acad.- " Indeed I have, sir a John beats
emy for assistance. Marines were sent me."
on board, and the crew, 10 in number, "Yes, yes, I see. That adds cruelty
including second mate and boatswain, to drunkenness. But, madam, you don't
were placed in irons. The captain stat- seem ta suffer much in your apearance
ed that the Tesselis perfectly seaworthy from John's cruelty. I think you must
but the men received an advance and find. a stronger reason before the court
wanted to leave service. He will ship will grant you divorce."
an a,dditional Crew and keep the mutin- ".Well, sir, besides all that, I fear, sir,
eers in irons until their arrival in Ire- that John isn't true to me."
land, where they Will be tried. " ! now madam, youbegin to talk
• businese. What reason have ,you for
How to Awaken a g thinking that John is unfaithful to
WeYmoath was long King George ILL's you ?"
favorite resort for repose and fresh air. "Well, sir, I may say that I have a
He was accustomed to stroll-anattended strong stispicion -that John is not the
Railway Com.pauy, An respecting the about the streets and terraces of the lit- father of nie last child."
estate of the late Nicholas Sparks. An tle wratering-place, and he liberally pat -
act respectiug the Midland Railway of ronized. its theatre—indeed the geod-na-
—
• Where He was Stabbed.
Canada. An act respecting the town- tured -*monarch. patronized. plays - and • Gentlemen of the jury," said a. Tus-
ships of Tilbury East, Raleigh and.Rom- players wherever he found them- In the carom lawyer, a what kind of swearing
Rev. Au act respectina -the Toronto course of 'his afternoon walks he had has been done in this case? Here we
TEAS,
SUGA.RS,
FRUIT,
FISH,
SYRUP,
-
TOBACCOS,
PAILS,
TUBS, .
. BROOMS,
BRUSHES,
RM1/1077-131
THOMAS CO VENTRY
Has Removed his Stock of
BOOTS AND SHOES
TO STARK'S NEW BLOCK.
In the Store next to Wm_ Roberteort & Co.'s
Herdware Store, whore he will be very happy to
meet all bis old eustomers and ai many new
ones as possible, and all persons wanting to pur-
chase Boots or Shoot will find it to their 'elven-
f tage to give him a call, as he has .the Largest
Stock of Boots and Shoes in Sealortb, and is
DETERMINED TO SELL
Them at prices -Chet must tempt people to buTe
as the whole Stock must positively be disposed
of before the First of April, to make room for
Ph$ Imnense Spring Stock &tic
Shelf Goods- atta Artules kept in
he .has Just Ordered..
Firs4-Class G-rocery,
SPECIAL THIS WEEK.
J-TTST1 Olz=\TMDI,
FINE STOCK OF NEW FELT HATS,
rr _A. -CT _
He would ieepectfully return thanks lo all
who halve patronized hire in the -past, and trusts
1 that they may not weav in well doing -
JAMES MURPHY is Confident that, Quality and
Price taken into consideration, iris Teas are
THE BEST, VALUE .TO BE HAD
SPLENDID ALL WOOL TWEED SUITS,
MADE TO ORDER, $13.00.
WM. HILL & CO., Seaforth.
At any Retail Housti in the Dominion.
They Consist oP Yong Hysons, and
Blacks and japans, of different
grades, all sweet, sound, and .of
excellent flavor.
The recce] tedepression in the prime of Sugars
and Tobaccok has enabled the subscriber to place
those articles at prices much below those rul-
ing a few weeks ago, and of which, he Is deter-
mined to give -his customers the beneilt
Any Goods purchased, and not proviog eatis-
inoterY, will be taken back and the money 10.
funded.
SPECTACLES. SPECTACLES.
Call at M. COUNTER'S Jewelry Store and
get your Sight tested with, L. Black .& Co.'srPatent
Indicator—can fit you the first trial. A Full Line
of Spectacles from, Twenty -Five Ono to Twelve Diol -
tars per pair. A -Case Given with Every Pair.
M. R. COUNTER, SEAFORTH, ONT.
JAMES. MURPHY
YOU CANNOT MISS THE' PLACE,
As his Sign of the Big Boot Gun be seen from any
part of Main Street.
ALL OLD ACCOUNTS MIISST BE PAID t.TP
AT ONCE, WITHOUT FAIL.
THOMAS COVENTRY,
. • -
MAIN STREET, SEA FORTH -
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1 SEEDS. SEEDS.
. i
•
Hopes th t nonei'lwill delay for ceremony and.
sleighing, but t at all will consider them-
selves cordially invited to comeonce and get a
tiz
supply of the Cheap Goods, specially those
splendid Teas and Sugars, for th .11olidaya.
Al‘A.RCH 5TH, 1878. SEAFORTH. M4ROH 5TH, 1878.
h • ''cian a man who from his •
and. Nipissing Railway Company. An been overtaken y a shower, P ,
act to incorporate the Brant Memorial whea, the door of the theatre standing 'high and noble ceiling, should be re -
Association. An actrespecting the Galt open,he entered, and finding no one in garde as one who would scorn to stain -Pere you, wilt find all
and Guelph Railway Company. An attendance he quietly made his way to his soul with perjury or be guilty of giv- 1
'
act respecting the Stratford and Huron the royal box and seated himself in his png utterance to an untruthb? But what REMEMBER, if you want a Fancy or Substantial Harness J.
Itailwa,y Company. An act respecting aocustomed chair. The performance of laid he testify, gentlemen ? I put the faction, as to QUALITY and PRICE than anyiother maker in the
the National Club. --------- oror- the evening it may be stated, was an- question to him plainly as you all heard. is wanted to secure regular custom.
THE GREAT CLEARING SALE
IS STILL GOING ON AT DENT'S.
FIVE CASES OF NEW SPRING GOODS GOING WITH THE
THEY ARE GOING, GOING, AND SOON WILL BE GONE'.
COME ALONG, COME ALONG, MAKE NO DELAY.
REST.
JUST RECEIVING:
OAR LOAD TIMOTHY, CAR LOAD
CORN, AND A 0001) SUPPLY
OF CLOVER, ALL OF Tull BEST
QUALITY, WHICH I \Mai, SELL
AT VERY LOW FIGUR S.
FULL STOCK OF PEAS, OATSIAND
FO
BARLEY R Fiklilk PURPOSES.
- I have purchased another large lot of that 30
Vera. Ten, that everyone is; so MUDIL -pleated
' with. I have a stock of Teas thit o annot fail to
A Large Stock of Crockery'
,,,, , . , ,l) .
give goo I satisfaction both in -mice and qualitX
Also a full supply of Fresh Futility Groceries.
4
THERE IS NOTHING LIKE LEATHER
WHEN IT iIS MADE
Ur INTO
Ot 0 0 ID
HARNESS
Kinds of ilihrness
SUCH. AS YOU FIND
AT
J. WARD'S,
SEAFORTH,
Made up in th.e Latest Styles.
AND PULL SUPPLY OF
LAKE FISH TO ARRIVE SHORTLY.
WARD
stabbed.?' And.
ate the Toronto Stock Exchange. An nounced. to be for the benefit of Mx. El- 'N'Vhere was this man
act respecting the Credit Valley Rail- liston, and his Majesty had promised to 'what was his reply ? Unblushingly, his
way Company. An act to incorporate attend. and. support by his presence the features as cool and. placid. as though
the Whitby and Bobcaygeon Extension effortshe actor he greatly admired .clit from marble, he replied that the
He was a trifle fatigued, perhaps, and masa Was stabbed about an inch and. a
the dim light of the empty theatre and I half to the left of the medial line, and
the easy chair induced drowsiness. In about an inch above the umbilicus;
a few moments the King was fast asleep. and yet we leave proved. by three unim-
Meantime, Lord Townshend sought his peachable witnesses that he was stab -
royal master in. various directions, but bed just below the Yotmg America
Railway Company. An act respecting
the Public Service of Ontario. An act
respeothag the winding up of Joint Stock
Companies. An act to confirm the Re-
vise& Statutes of Ontario. An act to
provide for employing persons without
the walls of common jails. An act re- • in vain. He had dined a 3 o'clock, and hoisting -works. — eve aL-'081.
,
;
J.
JAMES MURPHY,
LuN STET, SEA -FORTH.
can give you better satis-
County. A Trial is all that
WARD, Seaforth.
1-1OFFI.I.A.1\T 131R/OTIIMRS
ARE OrNING
NEW SPRING GOODS EVERY DAY THIS WEEK
1
IN THEIR NEW ST ORE, C4DNO'S BLOCK, SEAFORTH.
TRHUNDEING BARGAINS
IN; ALL fINDS OF
HEAVY DRY GOODS, SAMUEL . STARK
as AS Removed to -his New Brick Block, where
I ---be intends for the future to keep his Auction
FOR TDE Booms, Auld has procured his license as Auetton-
eer for that purpose.
Piles of Ham, ,Spiced Roll, Bacon,
Cumberland and Clear 32U -dies
at Factory Pices. . Also Pork
Cuttings and Satanges at Low
D '
nee&
ake Huron Herring White Fish in Half -
Ba) rch3.
J. BROWNELL, SEAFORTIT,
Next Door to Conmolidatel Bank
AUCTION ROOMS.
• NEXT THIRTY DAYS NOTICE OF SALES WILL BE OlVEN
AT THE AUCTION ROOMS.
AT
Deposits will be paid, if required, On Stook
1:.trOGI-MRS7
sent to be sold,
Town Lots for Sale.
All amounts due for former 'business of Shoe-
making must be paid at once.
Conveyancing, &e., will be nue-moil to when
ret rd.
•
Thundering Bargains in all kinds
of Heavy Dr?) Goods /or the
Next Thirty Days at John
Rogers'.
Thundering Bargains in all kinds
of Heavy Dry Goods for the
Next Thirty Days _at John
Rogers'.
Thundering Bargainls in all kinds
of Heavy Dry -Goods jor the
Next Thirty Days at John
Rogers',
T1tunderi4g Bargains in all kinds
of Heavy Dry Goods for the
Next Thirty Days at John
Rogers'.
Thundering Bargains in all kinds
of Heavy Dry Goods for the
Next Thirty Days at John
Rogers'.
Thundering- Bargains in all kinds
of Heavy Dry Goods for tie,
1
Arext Thirty Days at John
Rogers'.
Thundering Ba,rgains in all kinds
of Heavy Dry Goods for the
Next Thirty Days at John
Rogers'.
JOHN ROGERS, SEAFORTH.
SAMUEL STA.1111, Sesforth.
THE SEAFORTH BOILER WORKS
YOUNG & LAHEY
A RE Prepared to take Orders for Boilers,
•"`• Smoke Stacks, Stills, Tanks, and Sheet Iron
Work of all desciiptions. -Repairs done on the
Shortest Notice. and at the Lowest Possible
Prices.
623x18.
YOUNG &
Seaforth, Ont.
THE SEAFORTH LIVERY STABLES.
CARNOCHAN & ABELL,
PROPRIETORS.
OFFICE and Stables on Market Street, second •
door from Main. Neat, Stylish Carriages and
Buggies, and Good Reliable Horses always en
band- Orders left at the Commercial Hotel, See --
forth, or at the office will be promptly attended
to. . 50
A LOT OF
PACKING GASES FOR SALECHEAP
HOFFMAN BROTHERS'
I'JEW STORE,
CARDNO'S BLoex, SEAFOUTIL
EGG EMPORIUM.
The subscriber hereby thanks hie nomerout
enstomerstenerchants and othere) for their liberal
patronage during the peat seven years, and hopes,
by strict integrity andelose ettention to busineu,
to merit their confidence and trade in thefuture.
•••r•••••••••••.•••••
illeving greatly enlarged his practises, during
the winter, ha is now prepared to posy the
HIGHEST GASH PRICE
Vox any quantity of good fresh .eggs, &Weed
atthe
EGG EMPORIUM,
Main Strest,Seafortle.
'Wanted hy the subscriber 05 tons of goodtlry
dean WHEAT STRAW.
IV MON.