The Huron Expositor, 1878-08-16, Page 5;GUST 1878.
eeseeeseeem7e.".0„,„eiminami
ed or Indian delight:it itt
'ine ; but the traveller wile
, experiment finds the en
Airless so oppressive as to
e. He often ioureeys over
where no tree or seetth
nonotony of the skeneee ;
eldieg vision of saew an
Le, distant and ever shift,
the Iong Snow ridgee that
41ed one upon another ie
e-por, or, in ta storm, main
ewells of the ocean.; the
id suns* and sunsetof
iethe Visiesn to almost n,eat_
lane even that to a epee_
exay ; of morning, 816,04
to a hopeless, shapeless
igh and soughiof the cease -
'at seems au echo in unison
k.aeurable saaif,nde a which,
,
voice; and 'over all, the
Towing eerie° of Ionelyenever
'lee, which steeperienpon the
morning after morning
z s ()ion and progrese under
i T.st-ic, ever-ahlifting horizon
sky.
comes deub-Iy intensified ee.
left alone- to shape his
nee. But the reality of
ift and desolutien has the
' the very pain which they
:be lost in the blinding
tidie " day ; to have a spur
••ss *ding him on to re-.
, to have the dead weight_
inertia -which alwaya tie:
rlie traveller on northern.
ing him down with an. iron
'Ne tie:pair ConStantly meg_
Utility of further exertion;
dazed eyes and sickening
after hour, for the faint
nv-elioe or moccesin upon
te see night approaching,
g of life or shape of sled-,
e seepe Of Vieion ; to urge
rs with whip and. voice t�
,
ns. to greater efforts in
far off aspen bluff or wa-
it -re night shall wrap the
in darkneee-all this- is but '
d recital of the traveller'a
In the face of a. cold the
-which it is difticulS to ira-
tst keep on. Right in his
the bitter Wast; the dogs,
et heads, (Atari face ' about
-i, and can only be induced
Ly repeated thrashings; the
i with blankets wrapped,
;t their heads, bend forward:
it aeaiust the wind. To run
to freeze; to lie upon the
1 a a moment, is to chili
tnegh to, the very marrow.
circtunetences the travel-
te wonder if the gaine ie
male. IIe compares him -
the other lunatics who have
errands eiuce the world
leas the result very ranch, to
;sadvantage. Like '.-routla-
:= new he came. 1
Veil, this is the For6st, of
e-Av, nen- a,m I in Arden.;
kit i. When. I was at home,
!,etter place ; but traveller
etente"
eider, when after such a day
bardehin the traeeller sees
gloom the haven he so long
it may be only the camp
lepeo (dump, or the dull glow
Te in a suow-drifthe hails
,se joy theF• gleam that tella
:•eting-place. Aud yet, as he
is neetry-limbe in the snow
,,ft broomhe laugbe at the
A fears whieh an hour before
sing enough. Yet so it is.
. (-Annexe err.
le light begins to fade over
,1.11,in, and the grayish, opaque
i down upon the -froeen land -
traveller looks about him for
ileriping place. A poplar
a pine bluff supplies all the
ets-a few dead trees for fuel7
ne fer his fire and his,blanke
em for his bed. Every one
vork as quickly as possible_
truesses the dogs - and im-
aledgee ; another collects dry
,rd cuts tine chips and starts
while a fourth shovels away
, e front of the fire with a
and, etrews the cleared
th the pine bilude Then all
: , entokiwTs and supeeintend- -
,-king .of stripper, the hungry
ed retina avaiting for their.
1 pipe and smoke follow, then
Vt and rc 11)(,•s are spread down
'fi. Tile clecratioll of undress-
•rsed, and the traveller liter -
k -e for the night ; covering his,
! all, and placing his feet as
ine zie he dare. _ All . huddle
te closely as possible, and,-
ee-e reigns* the dogs creep soft-
erde the lire and lie down at
e e's feet. Then begins the , •
Lae laen inexpreesibIy cold all,
ilarkness creeps on. the wind
,
1 the frost comes out of the
' sky leith still, mereilese; rigor-
eury in the thermometer sinks
yvii, till it disappears in the
I May be used as a bullet ; the
4tud thirties !below hat been
-eiet when a i'aint tinge of ccem-
i steals over the eastern. hon-
, not unfropiently be iu the
,, e.s. The traveller is tired.
f eny Illib.':-; =XVII of SII0W-
[.*, Mt! tiniWII with blistered. feet
, ..
f &d Ilitil,s, :11..esp has come to
iat• elleer forge of fatigue; but
•eecienstiese ef that frightful
a r Se- an Seetaut leaves his
1-!:.,iu ; and, 4s he lies in a hula -
4, beneath Uit. robes, he wel-
t, t-diert-liaired ehivering dog,
aed frem his ceid lair in the
eke Warmth 'upou the outside of
i, l'e blankeG. .
,
'-''. it Inas' appear to those
, in WOXIII Ittql.hos and sleen-
D,o1IIS fr(12/1 Whiell On
:kre a'aillt My eXeltal0a, (kern
• - rest in a poplar thicket at
Tel -atm.° wxt to an impossi-
enite the reverse. The "lieu
eueh dangers are made of
edf. and do net perish so
• et the other hand, it frequent-
- that when, before dawn, the.
et ;Awns ruddily and the cup of
link hot and strong, the whole
•rt of the uight is forgotten--
1•I'erlitip4,ii - the dread auticipa-
. eeld still ire trying in the
limey to come.
eye the same routine of travel
' I. To rise at 3 o'clock of the
; 4(1 mornings, to start at 4,511d
'fill dark, halting twice for au
g the des-, is the' dull history
day's toil. ' No literary skill is
enliven the dreary monotony of
nsey.. In front goes the train of
AupUST 16, 18r 8.
'
THE HURON EXPOSITOR.
b
(logs, floundering along in. the a
euevr, then the other trains wind al
on a iirrner footing. As the day Wa
dog 4 begin to tire, but Still go o
sanely; as ever. At sundown the tr
have straggled widely apart, the we
ones drappine fax to the rear. The
begintolook wistfully back at
driver running behind the sledge,
filled with strange baths," only
spends to their pathetic glancbyfie
inapreoiatiori. Doge and men seem t
forward, frora the mere impulse of
_gression. All have been I tired.
since; not partially so, but regal
weary - I -yet somehow the sense of w
: I
ep
ng
es
as
ins
er
ogs
he
ho,
re-
cer
go
ro-
ng
rly
ari-
7
thrown off the machines. There was &-
large crowd present from parts of
the country to witness the contest, and
they went away thoroughly disgusted
with Mr. Stewart for burking the trial.
There were eight machines entered.
We hope it is nOt too late to arrange an-
other match. -
-The labor question is growing more
and more troubleSome among our neigh-
bors across the border. At Chicago
eight hundred shoemakers are on strike,
and. at a meeting of manufacturers on
Saturday a Propoeition of the Chinese
Six Companies" of California was con-
sidered, offering to furnish fifteen hale-
ness seem§ to have passed away; dred Chirianien, half skilled. and half
.step forward upon the sow-sho is green workmen at 75c a day for three
-tenon by a mere mechanical effort, es-, years. The plan was favorably regard-
•tittite alike of sense or feeling. Wiliere ed, but the general opinion was that
all is a wilderness, progreasion m ans 40c to 60c ' a day was enough. The
preservation'and sick or sore, wary strikers demand 510.50 to $12 per week,
end blistered, the traveller must puso and the pxasperatl - men threaten
H. M. R. bloodsh d. i the Chinese are brought
esseseenner in.
MisCellenaeous News Item3. I "Mr
I hada
About 150 excursionists from Wing -
ham and Blyth passed through 11 don_
to Port Stanley on Tuesday.
-The effigy of Mayor Beaudry
burned by the Orange Young Bri
of Kingstorelast Tuesday night, in
of the Orange Hall.
-T1e by-law for $30,000t in ad tion
to $50000 already' voted for the Strat-
ford and Huron Railway, was vote on
on Tuesday in the township Of Nor-
, Mariby, saa carried by a majority o 100
. votes. I
-0* the arrival of the Grand Tiunk
excursion train from Barrie, at the
pot,
e of
NAM,
ton,
was
was
ons,
rout
Hamilton and North -w
Georgetown, last Tuesday
theexeursionists named Sa
a briekla,yer, belonging t
accidentally fell between t
run over, and killed.
-A. young clerical student n
Wilh4ra Birks, late of Ro uey, is
ing freim London, and no race c
found! of him. He ,left home
days since for Zurich, in Iuron c
and has not since been hard of
may have been lost in a sfQvamp vhich
he haa to traverse if he w tit on f ot., •
-A, young man named Jast• loyd,
who resides near Georgetown, while
driving a threshing machine, by some
ineame slipped. off the platfor n on
which he was standilig, when, h was
caught between the big -wheel 'a d the
bull Pinion of the horse -power, d his
leg was terribly mangled. It wa found
necessary to araputate it belo the
knee, which was successfully perf rnaed,
and the young man is now doing is well
as coulcl be expected. -
-Several distarbanees took pl ce on
Monday (Twine the Orange pro ession
at Ottawa, where a number of M ntreal
the c lebra-
the
depot
e Visi-
tors, and it was found ne o' call,
oat a portion of the Governor -G neral's
Foot; G-uards to preserve the peace.
Even this precaution, however would
have;been insufficient to prevent further
by in,
areh to
town,
e.
tern d
night,
tiel Acl
Bram
e cars,
need.
iSS
n be
few
unty,
He
Ai
Orangemen took part
tion Of " the relief of D
. evening a crowd gathered
With, the intention of atta
4
11
rry.". 1
at the
jdng t
essa,ry
Births. .
ANDREWS -In Seatorth,on Aug. 9,the wife of Mr
ROSE.1-In Egmondrill , on Aug, 7, the wife of Mr..
JohnAndreas, of % ion.
l
Rose,
SCOTT. -1
James
RANDALL.
• Henry
SMITsmilLL
Smith,
BRADLEY.
John 33 adley., of a daughtcr.
STEI/93.031.-In Zuatch, on Aug. 1, the wile of
TRW Steinbach, of a daughter.
-
Marriage.
J-Eis-KiNs -s-ENGLISH.--At the English Church,
Bayfield, by Rev. Mr. Forbes,IWilliam
Jenkins'. to Miss Mary English, both of Sauble
Line, S aniey. •
LAMONT- -021-.-In Wingham, on. Aug. 8, by
.Rev. Eura1 Dean Davis, Mr. Jahn A. Lamont,
of Grey to Mims Stbyl D. King, of Morris.
SEWER- OMBER.--In Seaforth, on Aug. 13, by
Rev. Mk Terwilliger, Mr. Charles Sewer, of
Seafortan to Mara, second daughter of Fran-
cis Comber, of Harpurhey.
a son.
Morris, on Aug. 2, the wife of Mr.
cott, of a daughter.
In Zurich, on Ang. 1, the wife of Mr.
anthill, of a daughter.
Grey, on Aug. 6, the wife of Mr. Oliver
r., of a daughter.
In Zurich on Aug. 1, the wife 61 Mr.
. ,
.Pa rick, aresident of Parkdare, McKINNO.,.
ar bev escape from death bynionr, i
4 mint
drowning
Wednesda,y of last week. FARRAN.
She is s bj ct to epilepticfits, and -while infant
drawite we, er -from a cistern into which months
she fell.J T e cold plunge resuscitated DALE. ---In
her, an sh struggled to get out, but of Mr.
being weak fled by the fit, she found
this a ifet ult matter to accomplish.
,he grape. the top of the the cistern
and shouted fOr assistence. No one re -
he woman continued the
spondi 0,
shouts his time louder and longer than
before, ut till to no purpose. For near-
ly two 1 ou s she remained in, this da,n- Peas per b
gerous jos tiOn, only being rescued by Barley per
her hu an'l when he came home from B41tser, No
work. Flour, per
-OnI M nda,y morning of last week
a sad ace lent occurred at the Gore ick. -„°131;e1;
Paper Mill, Dundas, by which a sober Fallen Hid
industriou Man came to an untimely Sheep skin
THE' VICTOR WHEAT. 1878
THE EARLIEST, HARDIEST
—AND—
MOST PRODUCTIVE WHITE
WHEAT
GROWN ON THIS CONTINENT.
; Its power of branching from the root is far su-
perior to any other kind grown.
Deaths.
.-In Blyth, on Aug. 14, Charles Sey-
fant son of Mr. J. F. AlcKiimon, aged
and 7 days. •
In Clinton- on Aug. 5, Mabel Linwood,
aughter of W. W. berme sq, aged 9
and 13 days.
Tuckersmith, on Aug. 2, the infant son e
. Dale, aged 3 months and 7 days.
Fall Wheat
Spring Wh
Spring Wh
Oatsper bn
death. It appears that a man named dslo1( ram
Joseph Ni halal% d occasion to put a, salt (ehoi
belt on a haft aa.n1 not being careful Potatoes,
ta Oatmeal
Wool, pert
finders were caught under
Tallow, pe
Beef, in q
,enough., hi
the belt a d fie was drawn around the
-'ng his arm in two places,
is head,' mangling his throat,
g death instantly. The ma -
s stopped, but all was over in
irae that nothing could. be
Ip the unfortunate man. He
35 years of age, and. leaves a
amily of six small children
for.
et' generally known, perhaps,
the stay of our esteemed
General in Canada, he has
e various Societies, heligious
s and. Educational Establish -
the country upwards of five
eautiful medals in gold, silver
shaft, brea
crushing 1
and causi
, chinery w
so sh.qt a
done to h
was lout
wife a d
unproedde
—A is 1
that d.uri
Governor
given Ito t
Instithtio
ment of
hund .ed 1
and ron- e. We have much pleasure
in ase au Ging that. Mr. George Stew-
art Jr.'s great 'work, i" Canada under
the Administration of Lord Dufferin,"
will bent in a, complete list of these
med s with the names of the parties
who
they
of is
inter
we 1
.fOr.
the 1
was
brot
the t o
ing hie
his
thro gh
the floor
and eoul-
The pliy
it as : hi,
brok n.
Mr illa
His hoi
ting bet
in. hie right side. Dr. Hewitt made an
exaMination anil discovered: that Mr.
Allele had sustained a fracture pf his
shoulder blade and that a couple of ribs
trouble., which was gonly avoided
-clueing the visiting brethren to nj
the Junction, three miles ant o
and there take the train for leo
-Arthur. A. Farmer, Jr., who . was a
- member of the Queen's Own vol
„ „
was drowned. Wednesday nig
week in the -Niagara River
rettirning :lia a boat alone
Navy . Islands. • where he
nteers,
t last'
while
frora
had
beento spend the day with some
friends. The 'accident occurre
8 o'olock in the ; evening. He
son 'of A. A. Farmer, Esq.„ o
• stocia and. it will be reneemb
was ithe volunteer who was -she
fecein the recent rowin Montr•e
was only just recovering fr
eveunds, and waspaying a visit
brother-in-law. Mr. G-. H. How,
; - body has not been recovered..
HA serious accident occurrec
Leap Line of the Great West&
•
way i about 1210. Wednesday
-et A... No. 21 freight going east
e• preaching the long bridge ab
mile west of Simcoe station th
a cae gave way. The train for
kept .safely on the track until tl
about
as the-
Wood -
red. he
in the
1. He
m his
to his "
d. The
•
on the
n Rail-
orning.
ap-
ut one
axle of
unately
e bridge
was passed, but immediate y , after
, pas4ing, eleven cars heavily lad n with
.1- gain, flour„ bacon,,, and lard,, ere pre,
• eipitated down the embanknier t into :a
' ditch a distanee of ten fee. They
were shattered to atonis. , Ler e quan-
tities. of freight were strewed in the ut-
meet confusionaround. thescene of
theidisaster.: The trainmen h d. a nar-
row escape. Fortunately no one was
injured. The road was co -npletely
bloCked up, and traffic, was s vended.
until about 2,.30 p. m. Passere er trains
wero not, suspended, trains b ing run
•
east and west to the ruins, anc passen-
ger* transferred With very littlle incon-
venience. .
--ieSome, days ago as Mr. ..M.c illiams, - He a
:the; Crown Timber Agent for ti e county veyed
• of Peterborough, Was on his way to wher
Apaley, .on the road. leading fr
borough to Burleigh, in a . bu
lug with „him a cansid.erabl
. raq1ey to 'pay the hands eugag
Government road. It *as ju
the evening and when Mr. Mc
evaS near. Burleigh he came to
rough ceossway. The hers°
. froin a ;trot iuto a walk aud ju
=merit a man stepped out of
pre4ented a pistol . at Nr. Aro
haa,a, mid pulled the - trigger.
tolenissed fire, or otherwise th
mint would have had a vacan
Oa The Men who niade tin
•
eceved them, the object for which
er given, and the various dates
ue. This will. add lareely to the
st f Mr. Stewart's book, which
ar is being eagerly subscribed
'he uelph Mercury says that on
t ir st., John C. Allan, of Guelph,
isi ing at the residence of his
er ames Allan, of Bayfield. „While WOODSTOCK, Aug. 14, 1878. -Eight fac-
ere lookin Cr over a new build.- tories offered. 2,425 boxes Xuly make •
Fall Whe
Spring W
Oats, per
PC
Potts, per 0'
Clover Sc
Timothy
Butter
Pork
Potatoes.
Eggs
Hay,per t
THE MARKETS.
Yield, Without any _Exaheration,
from; Forty to FortyEi;g4t Bush.
els per acre.
This Wheat carried off the first prize of $40
at the Provincial Eihibition, for the best sam-
ple of Wheat shown in the sheaf. The jadges
apmroirendn. ced it the best wheat they had ever ex -
Highly recommended by the Hon. David
Christie, President Dominion Council of Agri-
en1 ture.
Triumphant over all other varieties grown on.
tbe experimental plots at the Model Farm,
Guelph.
Having secured a considerable quantity of this
fine hardy wheat we are in a position to offer it
to farmers at a very reasonable price.
R. LOGAN & CO•
Sign of the Mammoth Turnip.
In S. -Also on hand, Treadwell, Scotch and
Seneca Wheats, good and pure. 558
SEAFORTH, August 15, lts78. BY-LAW No.
000 to 095 •
at, Fife, per buebel0 95 to 1 00
hel. 0 8
. 0 56 to 0 57 A By -Law to Raise by way of loan
shel
0 50 to . Q 60
1, Loose
ushel
0 10 to 0 11 the sum of Six Thousand Dollars
0 08 tio 0 09 for the purpses hereinafter ?nen-
5 00 to 6 50 . d •
FOR 1878..
at,RedChaff,per blab. 0 90 to 0 92,
a A
0
arrel
6 00 to 9 00 ttone .
lb-. • 0 05 to 0 05
es per 100 lbs... 4 00
e, per 100 lbs. .., 800
0150 to 125
0 21 to o2
WHEREAS, The High School Board of the
Town of Seaforth has made an application
to the Municipal Council of the said Town of
Seaforth,ia the County of Hirronafor the sum of
j per barrel
75 Six Thousand Dollars, for the peirpose of par-
eale)per barrel........ 0 66 chasing land in the said Town of Seaforth and
er bushel
brl
0 75 to a erecting thereon a High Sch ol Building and
2 50 b° 2 7° furnishing the same.
lb 0 23 to•
0 23
0. 011ito 0 06 AND WHEREAS, the said C Uncil has resolv-
1 ed to raise the said sum of mo ey for the pnr-
eaters, per 100 lbs4 do to 5 251 .
. poses aforesaid.
AND WHEREAS, it will require; the sum of
CLINTON, August 15, 1878. Seven Hundred and Twenty Dollars to be raised
t, per bushel .... ...... 0 85 g 090 annually, by special rate, for the payment of the
eat, perbushel
nshel 0 80 4 0 83 said debt and interest, as also hereinafter men -
bushel .
ushel
4 0 36 t oAnNe dr;
WHEREAS, the amount of the whole
8 5105 040 (615(01) spective of any future increase of the same, and.
rateable property of the said Corporation (irre-
GREAT
LITT
There
Cheese
firmer,
Over 1
ferings
8c, chi
light.
sales a
INGE
1
di per bushel
eed, per pushel..... 1 60 @ '2 25 irrespective of any income in the nature of tolls,
0 11 0 12 interest, dividends, rents or fees from the said
5 50 6 00 property, and also irrespective of any ineome to
be derived from the temporary investment of the
0° 17o5 S. 00 8100 . einking fund hereinafter mentioned or e.ny part
DUN
THIS
AT
WEA
700 @ 8 00 thereof) was, according to the last revieed Assess- 1FAN
ment Roll of the Raid. Corporation, being for the
Cheese Markets. year One Thousand Eight Hundred and Seventy-
Eight,thsum f F"
nd One Hundred and Seventy DOI-
E FALLS, N. Ye A.ug.11, 1878.- Three Thonsa
tars. Y
o Five Hundred and Sixty-
• a much better feeling in the AND WHEREAS, the amonnt of tbe existing
market to -day. Market trifle Tdehbotnosaf Or Dollars Corporation is as follows : Three
and small advance- in rates. nom _Nool.ia4ras obiorgewed.d under the authority
of By -L Teeonwtn Ofeeitforth,
()factories represented, and of -
and interest thereon at 78apier
f factory cheese sold at 'Tic to-
1114,13lasillnielfh-YeaslY from the First day of annum,
fly 7-1C to ne. Cheese offerings
the authorftyrof 'iTyhoLuaswanNd Dollars borrowed on
00 boxes at 6ic to no, most 120.197f said Town of
Seaforth, and interest theroe.o
6..ie to 70. Butter, 15c to 17c.
annum, from the First day of J per
7311b. Per
some 14. -Only
u.y, 1 78, and
there is nothing in arrear it d
Aug.Six fac-
tories • ffered 1,600 boxes; one factory P AND WHEREAS, for payingthe interest and
sold a 71c to 8c for July make. From creating an equal yearly sinking fund for paying
the said sum of Six Thousand Dollars and inter -
45,000 o 50,000 boxes July cheese have
est as hereinafter mentioned, it tvill require an
been. S id . since last market day at from
equ'al annual epecial rate of One 156.83-56.817
The to 4c, and 900 August at 7i.c. The mills iu the dollar, in additionfto all rates to be
July el eese nearly all bought. \ levied in each year.
AND WHEREAS, it is made necessary by law
to appoint the time and place for taking the
votes of the duly qualified electors, and for ap-
pointing Returning Officers to take the votes of
interest n unpaid either 'or
lncinal or
PLAI
CLEARING SALE
1878
REAL ESTATE F0p, SALE.
VTR SALE OR TO RENT, IN BERNE-A
-1: New Frame Store, with dwelling attached.
This as a first-rate chance f5r any person tom-
raeneiteg bnsiness a small eapitel, SA a good
• businesa liaalready -established there. For par.
; dealers apply to JOHN LESLIE, Blake P-
. Ont. 544
GREAT CLEARING SALE 'pelt SALE CREA.P.-As the owner is leaving
the Count**, a House alai Lot in the village
of Harmarhey. arame ,c1welling, with. rooms ;
a large gaiden filled with fruit trees of all des-
criptions; gpod well and cellar. Apply to TROS.
R. WINNE, on the premiees, ot to A.,STRONG,
Land Agent. Sealerth. 551
•
AN & DUNCAN'S, SEAFORTH.
ONTH WE OFFER THE WHOLE OF OUR
LARGE AND WELL ASSORTED STOCK
AND BELOW COST
P Ft I OE S
N ORDER TO MAKE ROOM FOR FALL IMPORTATIONS.
VARM roll SALE. -Being north halt of Lot
-1 31, in the 5th Concession, Etat Wavanotla,
I100 acres, good soil, will watered, good trams
barn 56x86, good stable -and ehed 1ax26, 85 acres
eleared, good house and orchard. good well and
pump. Apply to JAMES MURRAY", on the
place, ov to Westfield P.O. 55-axI8
a
1_10TEL FOR SALE OR TO RENT. --The
Vote' known 11.fi the Railway Flouees formerly -
the Clyde Hotel, situated near Blnevale.station.
Is a first-claiss business stand, with one- acre of
land and a good frame stable and shed tee-a-ched,
all of which are in good repair. Terms very
liberal. For fnether particulars apply to W111.
F. KING, Bin le P. O. 551
_
FM FOR FOR S .LE.-Sonth half Lot29, Con. 9,
-1-: Morrie; 100 acres, 85 acres filtered. and bathe 0
vet,y best of eulti ation ; is well 1.floea Ana water-
ed. There are wo frame houses end a frame
barn, all nearly eve, and two goad. beating orch-
ards. The abo atria is only heat a mile off a
gra.xel road and twoonal-a-half miles- north of
Brussels. Fur terms apply to C. -R. COOPER-,
Brussels P. 0, or to ALEX. IliedSvala on thee
premises. . 556.05
E NOW RECEIVING SAMPLES OF BOTH
OTCH AND CANADIAN TWEEDS; ALSO
ANNELSF &C., WHICH HAVE BEEN PUR
ASED IN .CASEI LOTS AND CAN BE SOLD
EAP.
Y DRESS GOODS, 10 TO 20 PENTS PER
RD.
LUSTRE% BROWNS, DRABS, ETC., A
OST.
.COS UME
fl • BLA
e t 1 1 046
sold since last market day. About 25,- - BE IT THEREFORE ENACTED by the Cor -
000 boxes July make have changed poration of the Town of Seaforth, in the County
hands from 7c to 8ic, bulk say 8c. ' The of Huron:
I. That it shall be lawful for the Mayor or
weather being warm, pa,stui,age is very .
Reeve of the said Corporatioa to raise by way of
ician that was consulted gave , fine: Cable, 43s and 6d . loan irom anytpersoa or persons, body or bodies PAR
opinion. that no bones were I ..-• . corporate, who may Ibe willing to advance -the
Ou! the 'Wednesday followine , Live Stock Markets.'
- , same upon the credit of the debentures herein-
! after mentioned, a suin of money not exceeding
n returned home to Guelph': •
lder , (lid not appear to be get-
er and he had continual pain
James Allan is erecting on 300 sold. at 8-/e, a , ,
the said electors at the meetme.
, John, accidentally stepped.
stairway opening and fell to
below. He was badly shaken
hardly move for several days.
200
paidintof.hDe °hen
AL, Aug. 13. -The supply on. lannatliteowhole the sum of Si
cause the same to biel
t WM rather small, audprices of the said High School Board of the Town of
. II. Kelly, of Toronto, sold
Seaforthvereeiitoedr. the purpose and with the object
of cattle at Of"' each. Mr.
-II. That it shall be lawful for the said Mayor
wee broken. , •
pears
pies
the 1i
mud -
plea, a,nd,on Sunday evening he left t e-
hou4 with his family, as if going to
churdh, but after proceeding solie dis-
tance -turned back and, went .to his
honse. When he got there he saw=sev-
eral boys up in his apple trees; and for
the. Pin:pose of frightening them he
took a, small revolver in his hand and
started on a ran towards the boys.•
While running, Mr. Sicldaill uufor-
' turiately stumbled. and fell, the revolver
going off in the fall; and to ;hie asten-
b!
isliment and horrors gettind up and.
going! to the fence Which the boys had
climbed, he found. a young lad named
Robett Griesch sitting on the ground,
saying - that "something had, struck
hine.' . Mr. Siddall once examined
the b y, wheu. he found. that the ball
had a Wally streak him in the thigla
once gotouthis horse and con -
the wounded boy to the doctor's,
he was inexpressibly relieved to
iat- the bone of the leg- ;liad. not
or some little time past, it a,p-,
wi)
Mr. Siddall, of Galt, wh • occu-
the property formerly o ued by
te James Crombie, has been very
annoyed by boys -stealing -his ap-
m Peter- find- t
gy, hav- been oudhed, and that the wound. was
sum of but a cOmparatively light flesh one.
d. on the Every attention has been since paid to
t dark in the boy, and he will soon be well. Mr.
'Williams Siddall expresses his deep regret at the
a rather 'occurrence; and has done everythiag in
his power since it happened to alleviate
dropped
•t at that its consequences.
ememeesesemealee,
he bush,
Villiams' •-Local N otices.
.MONTIt
the mark
are firme
a ear loa
McShane
from Fre
Park 1:1'
Wm. He
of Colbo
several b
bought two car 14.ds of cattle
or Reeve to cause any number of Debentures to
Ritchings ; W. Shoults, of be.naade for such sums of money as may be re-
, sold twenty-two cattle to
quired, not less than One Hundred Dollars each,
and not exceeding in the aggregate Six Thousand
a, at $3'7 each • C. M. Acre,
Dollars, and that the !mid Debentures shall be
lie, sold. seven'teen cattle to led with the seal of the said Corporation, and
ssie.ganed by the Mayor or Reeve and Treasurer SHI
tchers at an average of 535
TWE
each, or 1A -c per lb. It Nich.olson a
d. III. That the said Debentures shall be made
'a car load. of cattle (19 head) sent in Payable in twenty years at fartheet from the day
from the eastern townships, which cost •
ereinafter mentioned for this By -Law to take
him $876, Wm. Head sold two steers effect, at the office of the Treasurer of the said
Corporation, and shall have attached to them
for $120 : ten de. at $65 each, and. 16
°Iv 0 71:Efiotrtthhee Bpa cuni)eenhtentri netsesre
shall bear inter- 300
other cattle, at an average of 542 each.
Two year olds sold at from 516 to W) est at and after the rate of seven per centum per .
each; three year olds from 522 to 527 annum from the date th
each ; co mon
the said Treasurer.
ereof, which interest :
shall be payable half -yearly, on the First days of
in dry COWS from $24 to
for $4.75 per 100 lbs. Mr.Head sold if° • V. That for thepurpose of paytihneg tphaeyminetnerteostf.
and forminga sinking fund for
hogs for 5e per /15. There were only
th5g said debentures an equal special rate of One LIS
two sinall lots of live lmgs brought ou i
January and July in each year, at the office of
$30 each Wm. Head bought 45 hods
-83-56.317 mills in the doll '1r shall, in addition
the market boats this afternoon, -which -• to au other rates, be raised, levied and collected
in each year upon all the rateable property in the
were bought by Wm. Morgan at $5.90
sada Corporation during the cohtinuance of the
per 100 lbs., dressed weight. . . esad debentures or any of them.'
VI. That this By -Law shall take effect and
To too, Aug. 14. -- Cattle. - The
come into opetation on the First day of Septeni-
purchasers by live weight were as fol. ben One Thousand Eight Hunched and Seventy- LA
lows: ' Frankland & , Reeves, -500 head Eight.
VII. That the Totes ol the electors yotLtahweosnaid
for export, averaging 1,360 lbs, at 54.50; '
Municipality shall be taken on this B
Thompson, Flan.nigan & Co., 600 export
at oliini 33:fon:ice Isiviz.tsneit ezoni:h ra,...110-f !
cattle, averaging 1,300 ibs, at $4 to
$4.50 e Featherstone, Dunoon,, Dunn & draft n.nd Sefenty-Eig,ht, 1 .
At the honr of Nine o'clock in the morning, and . M E
Lemon, 600 head for export, averaging
Craw_ from thence till the hour of Five o'clock in the
1,260 lbs, at -54 to $4.50 ; Di.01.1g,
afternoon, at, the following places :
ford k Inehana, 500 head. for export,
r) a OF R THE NORTH WARD -At Edward Cash's
avert eine 1 300 lbs, at $4.50 to 54.7o ;
-a 0 , • Store.
Bryant & Richard.s, 300 head. for the - FOR THE SOUTH WA.RD-At the Town Hall. ! Ri g•
FOR - THE EAST WARD -At Samuel Stark's
local market, averaging 1,240 lbs, at. 54
Store.
to ...1..50 ; Mr. McIntosh, of St. Thonaas, ,And that Edward Cash shall be the Returning .
40 choice head, averaging 1,280 lbs, at Officer for the North Ward, William Elliott shall
be the Returning Officer for the South Wird, and
$4 to 5-L50; and James 'Britton. some
t8hamnel Stark.shall be the Returning Officer for :
'choice Durham, averaging 1,560 its, at c East Ward.
$47E to k5, for local use. It'The range of
Revised Statutes of the Province of Ontario,
BE IT ALSO ENACTED, in pursuance of the
prices for exportable cattle was $L50
were $1 to 5.4.25 for first-class, 53.o0 to poration of the Town of Seaforth s I
Chapter 174, Section 289: '
arta, $4.15. For local. use the prices I. That tb.e Clerk of the said Kunicip.al Cor -
for second and S2 at the
50 to 53 for hoar of Twelve o'clock, noon, on Tuesday, the '
y -Third day of july, One Thousand Eight, .
third. Shoop. -First-class brought c46
nwuntred and Seventy -Eight, at the Town Hall, ,
The pis:- \ Ceti, and see our laree stack of Solid ee - •
3 Govern- Ring, Jon Fruit Jara. Paha: Laintaw 's • • - •
• - Cardno's 13lock t $5 and. third d T of Seaforth sum up the num-
=Lev, Central Grose* o ,
t office to FA
reend aud fled into the forest e'it Was me. but the best of Butter e-5113...5 tO $4, second for ,$2.50 to ..53, and. 1I. That the Mayor or Reeve of the said Mani-
itserprfenpasigstourpaseaslici for Good Sweet dellow Hat -
and. eS, second-class 54 o , in the sal own
BUTTER We:serene-The undersigned 52 -to $3. Lambs. ---First-class sold. -for ber of votes given for and against this By -Law.
ly attempt on the life.Of allot .er ttumed .
, that evenine with. th Govern -
P at Hickson & Illeastlelis Drug Store, Seafortit. 54.6 priCeS paid ever° $12 to 514 for first- of July, One Thousand Eight Handled and
d.astard_ Seaforth. 550:1
oipal Corporation shall attend at the Town Hall
knOwn. that Mr. MCWiniaaaaS vOula be wif3 bePbougait. Asdnily(to Hick:ton & llohertson, third. for $1.50 to $2. Calves. -The
L.' le the said Towin on Tuesday, the Sixteenth day '
LINEN, PLAIN, CHECKED AND KN1a.
ERBOCKER, FROM 10 TO 20 CENTS.
•
K ANDCOLORED GRENADINES.
IECES PRINT—NEW—FROM 7 TO 12
tARM FOR SALE. -For Sale, 'Tett half of Lot
-1: 7, Con. 16, township of Grey, eontahling M-
etres, 42 of which are rleared, balance hardwood -
There is on the premises a frame house, frame
barn and stable, and a good youpg beating oral-
wra. The above property is only two miles oft a
good gravel ri,aa and 54 miles frora Bsuesels; pow-
eession this fall, For further particulars apply let
C. It. COOPER, Brussels, or D. CAMVBELL, on
the premises, Walton 2.0. 554
- - - ----
ATALUABLail PROPERTY IN SEAFORTIE
FOR SALE. -For Sale, on George Street, a
Lot and two dwelling houses. The houses are
both comfortable and commodious, and have all
necessary conveniences, such as well, voladslieds,
&c. The Lot is planted with fruit and -ornamen-
tal trees, and is very pleesently situated, and
quite convenient to the business part of the
town. Apply to the proprietor on the premises.
ROBERT JONES. 554
QTORE IN EGMOIsIDVILLE TO RENT OVass,:te
SELL. -To rent or sell, in the vills.geof Eg-
mondvine, on very reasonable terms, a -Store
with all eonvettiences-dwelling, stable, cellar,
all complete-epposite VloaEgmond's tem-
perance hotel. Well tivaitted for a general atm*.
Lately occupied by Smillie & Clark. Immediate
posaession can be given. Apply to,. JACOB Me
GEE, personally, near the premises, or it by 10,-
551
ter to Eginondvilie 2.0.
FOR SALE. -For Sale Lot 21, Con. 11,
• Stanleyacontaining 100 acme, -about 80 of
which are cleared, well 'fenced; under drained.
and under good cultivation, the balance is well
timbered, with hardwood, Good frame honee
and -two frame barns, an orchard and plenty of
good-watet. Is within three miles of the viliages
of Varna and Bayfield, six miles from Ilencefteld.
and 12 miles from S-ealortli and Clinton, All
these places are good. markets.' For further par-
ticulars apply to the proprietor on the pnemisels
Or to Baefield 2.0. JAS. DAVIDSON'. 552'18
VARM FOR SALE.-Farin tor sale- in
berry, being being Lots half o112, 13 and- 14,em the
4th conceesion, containing 1044 sexes; about ea
acres cleared and in good. enctivation ; 10 acres
ready for fall wheat; plenty of rail timber ;
miles from 131nevale station and 5 miles from
Whigham ; frame house, good frame barn. ant
outbuildings ; two wells and good orchard.. The
above plate will be sold on favorable tomato the
purchaser. Apply to JOSEPH RICHARDSON,
Stanley, 011.e-aral a half miles from Velma, on the
Bea -field road, or by lette.r to Veins, P. 0. _556x4
FARM FOR SALE, -For Sale, La 29, Con. 8,
Stanley, eontaining 100 acres; 85 acres clear-
ed, well -underdrained, well fenced, and in 11,
good state of cultivation ; the balance is well
CENTS. timbered with hardwood, there are on the
plemiees two houses, one log and one frame;
frame been and stables; a young bearing °adv-
ert' ; a never failing spring rune through the
farm - also good well; is situated within 3 miles
of Clinton and 5 of Brucefield ; eeltool house
within one-quarter mile. Apnlyto ALEXANDER
CAMPBELL, on the premises, or to Clinton
P. O. 549
FARM IN ITULLETT FOR. SALE.
SPLENDID For Sale, Cheap, Lot 5, Can, 8, Ilullett, 100
acres, 80 cleared, under-drained.and well fenced,
and the remainder well timbered with hardw,00d.
Good h ame buildings, young orchard and plenty
of water. The farm as within miles of Sea -
forth and 10 miles distant from. Clinton, and
adjoins the Village of Kinbarn. ',Mile is one of
the best farms in the County; and will be -Sold
cheap lend on es.sy terms, as the proprietor
SOL% SUNSHADES, FRILUNGS) TIES AND
CARFS.
EDS—BALANCE OF SCOTCH AND CANA7
IAN TWEEDS WILL BE SOLD AT COST.
T1NGS DENIMS, COTTONS AND COTTON
WEEDS.
wishes toyetirc. Immediate poasesaion, Anply
LAWRIE, Constance P. O.
-to ALONZO STRONG, Seatortho-or CHARLES
544
—
"VARY IN MeKILLOP FOR SAL.---ra We.
-A: the North part of Leta 8 and 9, Con. 18, lafee
• I Iiillop, containing 112 acing; there are about 80
cleated, well fenced, underdrained, and in a ides
AIRS WHITE COTTON HOSE AT 10 AND 124 with hardwood ,- good -dwelling, neyf ban), frmne
stdte of cultivation, the beletre is well timbers&
1 barn 50x56, with stabling underneath, said other
ENTS WORTH FO CENTS.
t of -water. Is 10 miles from 33russele, 5 from Wal -
outbuildings ; aleoagoodyoulag °rebind. and.aderity
' ton, ami 12 from Seatorth, with goOd _gravel roads
to each place; convenient to church and _schools ;
will be sold as a whole or in two parts. Apply to
Walton P. 0. or to the proprietor on tho prem-
ises. WILLIAM DYN•ES'. '' 547
E GLOVES, KID GLOVES, 50 CENTS) 75 CTS.
ND $1, BLACK AND COLORED.
IES' WHITE SKIRTS) EMBROIDERED) FROM
T5CENTS.
'8 STRAW' HATS -AT, HALF PRICE.
'S AND BOYS' FELT HATS FROM
THING IVIADE,TO ORDER IN T
ES t STYLES.
AS WE EMPLOY ONLY FIRST-CLASS
ATALITAI3LE FARM FOR SALE. -Being Noe*
Half of Lot 25, Con. 5. Hay, C'ounty ofaHuron,
containing 50 arcs; 41 acres -cleared, well water-
ed, with good buildings, coneistingof frame house,
frame barn, cow stables, log barn, theop house,
piggeries, -with all Other requisite buildhigs; a nice
young orchard in fall bearhig; conyenient to
-church and school, bein.g 3b miles from Ileneall
station and four miles from Kipper' ; the hind is
of the very best quality, being composed of a riela
tiny loam; will be sold on easy terms, as the
aproprietor retiring frorei fanning, he riot being
'table db attend to agricultural pursuits through.
548
ill health. CHARLES REDMOND.
more or less, 70 a,eres deared and free front
FARM FOR SALE. -North half of
SPIT13-0:Nt 241)I,Dcon, 8, Morris tontaiuing 100 tares,
stumps, the belance is good harilwooff; land well
fenced with cedar anti black ash. A. spin:idle. new
frame barn 40x56, also a good. log barn and stable,
and a good log dwelling house and -wan. Ills° in
rear a neverfailing spring. There is also -on the
, premises a good orchard, of appleapear and plum
- ttees. Situeted one mile and. a half from Abe
gra.vel road, and 4 miles from the Tillsge of Brits -
eche Price very low, as the prourietor hat ptir-
ehased a area in Kansas and intais to ea2ve there..
For further particulstreapply to PIF.IICF. CLEN-
1 NEN, on the premises LOUIS McDONALD,
I "Walton. or to MeCAIItAlEY ITOLMESTI6D,
550
HE LAT- Stelforth.
'ARM AND MILL PROPERTY FOR SAT..-
-'- Being Heath half of Lot 22, Con. 14, McKillnp,
containing about 88 acres, 75 of which ILMeleared,
' amain a good state of cultivation, part being well
nutlerdrahied and the balance uncleared. good
hardwood bush ; there le a tuever.failang spring
VVORKIVIEN
sons to attend at the variorts polling places CUSTOMERS CAN DEPEND pPON GETT
IJJA, join jars, with solid rings, is for half gallon a1.75 ;
fire the pistol -intended. Bawd r with a,
at the hour of Eight o'clock in
1110eley, and no doubt is enter- ‘, THE Cuseeersr place to buy your fruit and. 5,2 to 54 seventy -Eight,
elitS -a $6 to for seco4d,
. . .
the evening, fur the purpose of appointing per-
nlmIit taiined that the man \Nile att napted to jars is at -WILSON YorNa's. Prices for the best f or third•
aforesaid, and the final su.mining up of the votes
EQ
E HIRAI. EXHIBITION, 1878. somi interested in and promoting or opposing
the passage of this By -Law reapectivelv. i
T. T. COLEMAN; Ma•yor.
avILL 13E HELD TN TlIE
by the Clerk respectively, on. behalf of the per-
Tiesis to robbery. . . , • itud for inuirt isl .25 per dozen. Crockerv and glass-
ware .1 • -r than any other houSe in Town, and •
s-Atealraiug to the St. Marys Journal, the best selection.of 1 t b
in Western Canada, 552
goods _o _e found in any house .
,
there is at least one determiliedsmau iu ';', •
that- vicinity ; see what it s es .-. le, Stnees at Grangers' prices. at ALLEN'S
, _
rea;pingenatell, which Was te ave been i -, nes, special voila, all prices from ao cents a
pound, at Allen's-To'beceoe, Smoking .or Chewiag,
hEila 011 thanfarrn. Of Mr. j01.1 . stoat. Ste- best vane in town at Allen s -General Groceries at
'Pled, McIatvre's Corners, did not , come prices to suit- the times at Allen's -Maus, Bacon,
off, owing to the wareasonale e 'conduCt Flow, &c.; cheapest at Allen s.Caocers , ." ( i ...- . ,
Of that gentlemen. The mac -, nes eyere Mrs. Whitney's Block, next door to Lumsden's
ready no cuter upon. the trial ,but. AN nesopil.& Y01aNG ilftVe the largest and.
r
Mr, Stewart insisted that ach incli- ' best selected stock of freeli family groceries in
viduel sheaf should be bound4 as it was town, and are determined -not -to be undersold by
Cat. It ems in naM that he vaeremon- :my house in -the trade, having bought a large stock
Stiatea Mitil be- the judges ad. other r sugar before the advance they are in a position
poisons, Who pointed. out t at it was" ' 0 give thenennnierous customers an advantage in
necesseryto arrite at a prop.r - amide: new tea, tobaccos,fruits, 'soaps, flour nod feed,
.price that other houses. canna. '• Their stock of
; •
Oh.
to seo the sheaves as they were . hams bacon, &c., t„ is first (lass a.nd will be.
laid in swaths by each Mac lire. The sokl ajt. prices to snit the times. .Call and examine
before purchasing elsewhere. The highest price
si •
directors assured Ur. Stewaat that the paid for good butte -rand eggs. 552'
Titeat would all be bound. a ,d. stooleed - -- — -
- - tabled his resolution hot tc;:, allow any D, County of 4nron. All orders left at james
A. McLEOD, Licensed Auctioneer for the
before evening, but he doe% dly main,
be cut. unless bound. lip as .it was MeBride's ivill reeeiee prortipt 'attention. If by
letter address Scatorth P. 0. , iii8
Drug Store, Seixforth. 504 "
WM. ELLIOTT, Town Clerk-.
WN OF GUELPH
?n September 17th, 18th, 10th and 20th.
Sr.
•
OPEN TO ALL.
"101BIZE LISTS and Entry Papers can be had
at the Secretary's Office, Guelph, and also
from the Seeretaries of other Societies through-
out the 'Province. Parties not receiving their
t tickets prior to the show, will find them
at the Secretary's Office. The several railways,
will carry freight and paesengers to and from the
Eatibition at single fare.
W. WHITELAW, President.
G. MURTON, Secretary. . •
Guelph, August 1st, 1878. 558-4
_-
TEACHER WANTED.-W'anted, for School
-1- Section No. 10, SIcKtilop, a Male Teacher
holding a third-class certificate. Duties to com-
mence immediately. Applications to he ad-
dressed to the undersigned, 'Winthrop . .
ALEX JOHNSTON. 556x2
I CIT44: running through tit plate; good young
orchard; large frame barn as62; stable and shed
ING WORK 14x80; log house 16a25, also frame Imam filled
' with gravel; goodstoeneellar sia:of ;muse •
e
L TO ANYTHING MADE IN THE CITY. ; good well athouse,&e. This is a deeirable farm
for any one welling to buy, beim, fin y ease
1, ten; et a mile from the "Northern Gravel Road, 9
. miles from Seaforth and 7 from Brusaels, both
" good inarkets.-Also Lots21 and 22, FaistBound-
IrARGE STOCK OF WORSTED COATINGS SCOTCH
liana contaiiiing 200 -acres, 55 sates cleared., an
area Turnberry, latnated 2i miles west, from Win -
job of 44 acres let to be cleared, whsth is to be
AND CikNADIAN SUIT'S MADE TO ORDER, FROM $13 cleared in time for tail wheat neat ; there is
on this lot about 25 urea of pine, cedar "sand
UP, AND FIT GUARANTEED, bea.ver meadow, the balaaceis goodhardwoodland;
NOTICE.
THE above is a true copy of a By -Law passed
•L by the Municipal Conncil of the Town of Sea- I
forth, in the County of Huron, on the 6th day of • 1
August, 187E, and all persons ,are hereby regair-
.
ed to take votice, that any one desirous of ap- BOOTS AND SI -10S. IlEADYNIADE CLOTIII
plyingto have such By -Law or any part thereof
quashed, mast make his application for that
purpose to one of Her Majesty's Superior Courts
of Common Law, at TOronto before the end of
the terra of the aid Superior Court, next after
the special promulgation thereof by the publica-
tion of this notice in three coneeentive numbers
of the following newspaper, _viz.: THE Eynon
Ex.rosrroa, or he will be toot late to be heard in
that behalf, and take notice that such term com-
mences on the 26th day of August next.
657-8 TTT, own Cler . PRODUClE TAKEN AT HIGHEST nucze.
WILLIAM ELLIO
DUNCAN 8c. DUNCAN, SEAFORTH, 01'1
•
there is a small orchard, 2 dwellinghonsee, 2 walls
and pumps in one house, and large new etable.---- 4
! MAO a steam saw mill, Shingle pill, all eompiete
and in good rneelng order, thereis at the mihl
frame house and good frame etable ; the mill is
bringing in a good rent, lease ant next neteeer -
G. Leon theSouthern Extension of the Wellington:
Grey "and Bruce Railroad, -h a siding running
from the mainline to within 60 feet "of the mill;
timber can be run from mill /Ludlow:lea ,on railway
ears &Beat II needed, width makes it very touvema-
ent ; there is plenty of timber in the country
around which can be bought &cap ; this makes it
a wad openingfor any persou that understandia-
thebusiness. Thenalli or Para will be sold sep-
arate or together to suit buyer. Toms easy.
For particulars in "einem° to the 'first faun ap-
ply to A. BTRON. 0, Seaforth, -or to GEORGR
rH0MSQN, wingham, For the last place toad -
talkie ap y to G. 711E1031.8014, Wierhass, ,
4-