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The Huron Expositor, 1879-09-19, Page 5EmnEtt 19, 1879. nachine did choke in the d I defy a contradiction,. .Ae [erg making aa assertion that was given the day before, Ley are willing to give tiaphatically deny • that there h in this statement. As to -them that L. C.'s letternwas e I did not de so; bat your [1 see that I utterly deny tate made by them. Thanking space in this issue and hop- asr readers will pardon reefer I am siucerely you, GEO. STAN-131:RX, Stardey. any further communications on rvill he inserted only ste advertise- rarged for accordiugly. We cannot v implement agents to advertise their Demise] •••••••••••!!". IIide Doctors. ..or of the Huron Expoaisor,„ the New York Hide and porter, a man in Peterboro 3 hides to Boston, on 1 there they were hand_ ublic weigher. After he off salt and other foreign -eighecl and found the hidea less than the invoice called an answer to the question 'de deelers pay so high priceie a profit. If this Canadian (led he would have Made his stuffing the hides with tances. Salt is cheap here sts nothing, and some of our de doctors are as expert in hings to increase the weight he Jews are said to be in coin for the dust they ex - f the two characters the s; the most disreputable. • of hides from scene of these lied with -sand that they the edge of tanners tools !metes. A. hide Inspector ted in this County. 'Re- qtrs. W. G. Smile, Tanner. t. 12. 1879. - - or Parents. to Telegram thus exempli- ffects of allowingchildren uch of their own way: the West -Winchester mar - ruck down his father and blood was.a peculiarl:v and one for which there no reasonable explanation. the parricide was a wil- en, who had elways been eve his own -*ay—that, in a epoiled child. The same id of Gerald Mainwaring, aa who killed one police - ended another near Derby and for which he was sen- tth, the sentence being af- nneated to imprisonment _father was a wealthy man, airiwaring had always been me his ow -u wey. 11"he di - f Newman Hall, the great her, was another spoiled was Mrs. Sprague, whose prominently mentioned in ith the Sprague-Conkling 'other day. ..Spoiled chil- ef course, always turn ant is evident that children mpered and petted and as they please when they e often very difficult to k when they are not so gs From "Grip" KIR THE TRACK. [las got to ge soon ! The ss of Public- Opinion is on he with a full head of - the aaatiquated old dames "Upper Chambers " are Le track. Something has Mr. Grip is decidedly of at it is not the train. is become mature on the tbolishing the House of ; of our political system. ind sagacious men—not bitution tinkers—are• be - the absurdity of burden - with these useless ap- e recent goings on of the slathers have surely ripen - en in that Province to iellowness. For a long s of Nova Scotiahave day when their little icomposecl of two dozen gentlemen) will be 7111M - the things that were, ew thinking people (ex - re and their wives) who nd anxious to vote the ne out of existence. It eeless, for it is simply a e House a CODE1/110118 as d, moreover, it costs the erburcleued countryabout dollars per annum. In he train goes thundering Roar Orin refuses to whis- LOCr IIER. me is Whipple, Sarah live within sight of Lake husband inherited his en, forty acres in fall and a Berkshire pig of ,from his father. He is a arch, has been in the nave one son, Hezekiah, • ie a very good boy, has inday Sehoel, and sings Un Mouday week he • Exhibition, awl on id a message, costing 37` e the deacon had better for Hezekiah wanted t was just dreadful, but it was all right, and he send me a message by enough the message ling, all right," and I 13ut on Monday, an - eon for me from the conie uP.“ So I black silk, caught a Toronto by 2 d'olock. - Its were erowded 1 And ak I met an Yong, ho but Hezekiah, with in his naouth, shout - me," and looking pore noise, the confusion, et. I took him by the [ when he saw me, and a what was the mat - madly, "log her!" E said, n do yea want sother ?" and he could word, but he was so at it made his very hake, so that he could ook him lee the hotel 3 down, and then went pie, and walked to the telegraphed for me - before I reached there, eking a speeeh in the SEPTEMBER 19, 1879, eto three peraons not very re- table looking and a female who was apples. I saw that he was not . wolf at all, and thought that his neal4and enthusiasm had, perhaps, too much for him, but to my sese, when I went up to him and whim away, and &eked him what ollmeant, he simply said, "log her," see looked, oh, so foolish! You'll not bone, I said, and took him to the ho- ist and when there, would you believe itste was oo bewildered that he picked & tenpeany nail lying on the mantel i;ece put one end in his mouth and iradito light the other, as profane peo- pled° with a cigar! And do you know -*drat I thought he was tipsy! The We 1 Poor old man. After a refresh- ing Bleep Whipple was better, but Heze- Irak was not himself for several days, andj appears from what Hezekiah sea which is partly corroborated by weipple, that there are wicked people in Toronto who induce persons, under various pretences, to drink az very deneeroes and deleterious compound, known by the slaaig name of "log her," end ever so small a quantity will, like mean, cause mental derangement to wee not accustomed to its use. Both Besekiah and Whipple assure me they drank only about one teacup full, but I wish you to caution all persons; against eense. It is an awful thing, and. I am are ought to be put down by the poliCe. Yours, etc., 'SARAH WHIPPLE. r. lost my watch, Hezekiah lost his satchel and everything he had, and Whipple came home without a single thing hut the clothes he wore. I don't approve of Eebilsitions. General News Items. On the 3rd- inst., Mrs. Edward Green, residing on the 15th concession of Peel, was going about her work as weal and making preparations to ;dye yarn. She was seized with a fainting fit, from which she never rallied, and died two hours after the attack. iDe- sawed was about forty years of age, and leaves seven children. —At noon, on Monday, a shocking occurrence took plaee on King street, Toronto, in which a lady lost one of her fingers. It appears that two boys quar- relled on the street, and finally closed with each other. An elderly lady hap- pened' to approach at the time, and see- ing the boys lighting stepped up to separate them. In his rage one, of the boys turned, and catching the second . finger of the lady's hand between his teeth, bit it off at the second joint as dean as though severed with a knife. —About two years ago, John Con- nors, a farmer in the township of Etobi- coke, used. a quantity of Paris green for the purpose of getting rid of the potato bugs. He lefta paper and pot con- taining a small quantity of the poison in the field, and soon forgot all about it. About a week ago he turned his cattle into the field that they might eat the clover previous to the fall plow- ing, and two heifers shortly afterwards were found dead. Upon examination it was diScevered that the maim s had found the pot of poison and had eaten some of it. Farmers cannot be too careful how they leave this deadly poison about their premises. —Their Royal Highnesses the Mar- quis and Princess Louise visited Brant- ford on Tuesday morning last. After visiting the various places of iuterest in the city, they boarded their own special train for London, stopping long enough at Ingersoll and Woodstock to receive and reply to addresses from the corpora- tions. They arrived in London about half -past three, and were met at the station by the principal magriates of the city and an lila/31811Se crowd of com- moners. - The remainder of -the day was spent in visiting the various insti- tutions and different points of interest in the city. The Princess' appearance is thns described: She has a plain, old- fashioned air, and would not attract at- tention in a crowd were her rank un- known. Her features are regular, but not strongly marked. Her eyes are the most taking, they bearing a sort oC far- off, drearily expression, as if her thoughts were not by any means engaged. in the work before her, and she seldom looked around save when something out of the ordinary attracted her attention. Many and various were the opinions expressed, but the highest compliment we heard paid to her was by an old lady of Irish descent, whom the writer overheard re- marking, "Well, she's the fine motherly looking bode, God bless her !" Births. DOWNEY—In Irishtown, on the 16th init., the wife of Mr. John, Downey of a on. FITZGERALD—In Wingham, on the 7th inst., the wife of Mr. Fitzgerald of a son. -HAMMOND—In Elnan, on the 3let alt., the mite of Mr. 3. S. Hammond, formerly of Wingham, of a daughter. BUTTE—In Tuckersmith, on the 14th inst., the wife of Mr. John Butte of a daughter. SMALLACOMBE—In Usbome, on the 5th inst., the wife of Mr. George Smallacombe of a daughter. COOPER—Iu East Wawanosh, on the 15th inst., the wife of Mr. Harry Cooper of a son. Marriages. 30NES—JOHNSTON—On the 10th inst., at Wingham, by Rev. Rural Deere Davis, Mr. James D, jones, of the township of Morris, to Susan Jane, eldest daughter of James Johns- ton, Esq., of Turnberry. BICKS—BLACK—On the 8th inst, by Rev. Wm. Bryere, at the residence of the bride's brother, Mr. E. P. 131aek, of Wingham, W. I': Hicks, of London township, to Mary E., daughter of David Black, late of Wroxeter. meese—MolletTGALL--At the residence of the bride's brother, on the 12th inst., by Rev. H. Cameron. Kippen'Mr. Erie McKay, to Miss . Margery .alcDougall., all of Tuckersmitli. hicCRU—LITTLE—At Spring Bank, the resi- dence of the bride's father, on the 16th inst., by Rev. W. S. Ball, assisted by Rev. Dr. Wardrope, the Rev. D. L. MeCrae, of St, Matthew's Presbyterian Chareh, Osnabruck. to Mary W., eldest daughter of James Little, • Esq., Guelph. GRACEY—LAWRENCE—At the residence of the bride's father, on the 4th inst., by the Rev. Mr. Caswell, of Londesborough, W. J. Gracey, M. D., of Comber, Chit , formerly of Blyth, to Miss Maria, third daughter ` of Mr. H. Law- rence, of Mullett. . • -Deaths. 'WILSON—In. Manchester, on the 124h inst., Abraham Whitfield, son of Mr. J. Wilson, aged 2 years. SECORD—In Toronto. on the 131h inst., at the residence of H. H. Cook, M. P. P., Rebecca, daughter oi the late Thomas May, of Owen Sound, and beloved wife of Horace Secord, of Goderich, aged 40 years. IIALLAIIAN—In East Wawanosh, on the llth inst, Mr. Wm. Hallahen, aged 78 years. - Auction Sales. Farm Stock and Implements, on Mon- day, Sept. 22, at 1 o'clock P. M., on Lot 4, concession 4, Hullett. Wm. Jamie- son, Proprietor. J. P. Brine, Auction- eer. Tuesday, October 7, at 1 o'clock P. on Lot 3, Con. 3, L. R. S., Tucker - smith, Farm, Farm Stock and Imple- Prim HURON .EXPOSITOR. ANIMINNIMMINIMINIRe. ments. Wm. Stoneman, proprietor; A. Bishop, auctioneer, Monday; Sept. 29, on Lot 17, Con. 8, McKillop, Farm Stockand Implements. Jarnes Meskimmings, proprietor; John - Bullard, auctioneer. Tuesday, Sept. 30, 1879, at Egmond- ville, Farm Stook and Implements. Thomas Daly, proprietor; J. P. Brine, auctioneer. Monday, Sept. 22, on Lot 7, Con. 12, Maintop, Farm.Stock and Implements - George Murray, proprietor.; John Bul- lard, auctioneer. • THE MARKETS. SEAFORT11, Sept. 18, 1879. Fall Wheat u 90 to 097 Spring Wheat,Fife, per bushel..0 90 to 0 94 Spring Wheat,Red Chaff,perbuell0 85 to 0 96 Oats per bushel 0 25 to 0 28 Peas per bushel 0 45 to 055 Barley per bushel 0 40 to 0 50 Butter, No.1, Loose.. 009 to 0 10 Eggs 010 to 0 10 Flour, per 190 nit 2 85 to 2 60 Hav 6 00 to 900 Hides, pet lb - 0 05 to 0 06 Gru by Hides per 100 lbs.. 4 00 Fallen Hideo, per 100 lbs. 8 00 Sheep eking 0 15 to 1 25 Lamb Skint; per lb 0 20 to 0 40 Salt (retail jper oarrel 0 85 Salt (wholesale)per 0 75 Potatoes, per bushel - 0 25 to 0 80 Apples, per bushel 0 25 to 0 30 Oatmeal kw brl 2 60 to 2 75 Tallow, per lb 0 05 to 0 06 Beef, in quarters, per 100 lbs.:8 50 to 5 00 • CLINTON, Sept. I Fall Wheat,per 0 98 Spring Wheat, perbushel 0 85 Oats, per bushel" (Y Barley, per buahel 0 45 Peas, per bushel el 50 Batter 0 07 Potatoes 0 25 Eggs 009 Hay,per ton. 7 00 Cheese Markets. WOODSTOCK, Sept. 13.—At the Market to -day very few factorymen were pres- ent, owing to the August male being all sold in this section. The market has been steadily advancing during the week, and prices have gone up from lc to 1c per pound during the last ten days. Cable to -day having advanced to 368 6d, it is not expected there will be much done for the next two or three weeks, when the balance of the season's make will be disposed of. LITTLE FALLS, N. Y.'Sept. 15.— Twelve thousand three hundred boxes of faztory cheese sold at 8c to 8c; only one lot went at 8/c, the bulk bringing ; 425 boxes of dairy cheese sold at 7/c to 8fc. Butter -40 packages at 15c to 180. Uerce, Sept. 15.—Seven thousand boxes of cheese were sold to -day ; lead- ing price, 8c; average price, 8c. 8, 1879. 6 096 4 091 @ 0 26 • 0 50 g 052 (4 0 10 @ 080 eo0, 10 a 800 Iaiefe Stock Markets. MONTREAI, Sept. 15.—At St. Gabriel's matiet to -day the offerings were 11 car loads of cattle, 1 car load of sheep, and three 1 ads of -hogs. Business was not very acjtive, as a large quantity pf live stock, comprising 37 loads in all, has been o4 offer since Monday last. The shipments to Europe last week weret31 loads hlorned cattle and. 7 loads sheep. The owfner, R. M. Stevens, sold 96 small sheep t .John Ryan, for shipment, for $350. S. Price parted with 20 cattle a eic live weight. and 10 at about 21c. P. O'Rburke sold 5 hogs at $4.50, with 10 lbs. per head shrinkage. Wm. Head sold t o car loads of Chicago hogs at $4.50, 4nd had one car Oanada hogs on offer. T. G. Coen, 22 head, at $48 each. Mr. Reed,' 10 head. for $474. The pi ces of cattle ranged to -day from 2ic to /ie. live weight. Hogs about $1.50 ti $4.60. LIVEI'POOL, Sept. 17.—Spring wheat 9s 3d red winter, 98 8d; 'white, 98 9d; club, lOs 2d; corm, 48 Ild oats, 68 6d; barley, 5s 3d; peas, 6s '6c1; pork, 78 6d; beef, 778 6d ; cheese, 40s Od See shirts, 50 and • OAK HALL'S white and colored collar attached and detached, at 75 Cents. }TALLY (IC ANDERSON. STOCK FOR SALE. FOR ALE.—Two colts, one rising three years ol d and the other two, both mar( s. Apply to DA 'ID DORRANCE, Sr., Lot 29 Con. let MoKillo . 604 rt OLT FOR SALE.—For sale, a yearling colt, -1 siried by the imported "Lord Haddo." Ap- ply to the undersigned on Lot 83, Con, 8, H. R. S., Tneltersmith, or to Brneefield P. o. Taos D MORTON 615 . 9 y eara will be Musica ES FOR SALE.—For Sale, ten Good mnd Young Horses, ranging from 3 to 8 d • suitable for drivers or farm work; sold cheaP. Apply to SCOTT BROS., Instrument Dealers, Seaforth. 612 WANTED. "Pts OY WANTED.—Wanted,immediately, a good s to4t boy, about 17 years of age, to make himself generally useful. Must be -able to read and write. Apply to IIILLORAN & RYAN. 615-1 A PPR NTICES WANTED — To learn the •••=3- Dre smaking ; best advantages gi ren, Apply to MIS SLEETH, in the rear of F. G. Spar- ling's atbre. 612 --- TEACHER WANTED.—Wanted le male Teach- er bolding a Second Claes Certificate, with good recoramendation, for School Section No. 2, Hay. Deitiea. to commence 3rd January, 1880. Applications will be received by the undersigned until the 154h of October. DANIEL McCe'LL, Secretary-Treasener of Board, Hay Rodgerville P.O. 613x4 • MONEY. mONEY TO LEND—On terms more advan- 15-/- tageous than ever before offered. A. J. Me- COLL, Solicitor, Brussels. 504-52 WHO WANTS MONEY ?—A few thottgand • " dollars, private funds, for immediate invest- ment at 8 per cent. interest. Apply to JAMES H. BEN SON, Selieitor, Seaforth. 538 MONEY TO LEND.—I have any amonnt of Moneyto -Lend on good, improved farms only, at 8 per cent. Charges very email. Sum no - object if security ample. I don't lend for any Company. JOHN S. PORTER, Seaforth. 570 10 to $1)000 Invested in Wall -St., Stocks makes fortunes ery month. Books sent free explaining every- thing. Address BAXTER & 0o., Bankers, 17 Wallestreet, New York. 587-52 - MISCELLANEOUS. D. McLEOD, Licensed Auctioneer for the • County of Huron. All orders left at James McBride's will receive prompt attention. If by letter address Seaforth P. 0. 558 T P. BRINE, Licenced Auctioneer for the County of Huron. Sales attended in all parts of the County. All orders left at the Ex- Pt:taros. Office will be promptly attended to. Finn DIVISION COURT.—The office of the A- Second Divisiou Court will be open daily from half -past one to four o'clock P. M. Office In my Block, over the atore of Johnston Bros. L. MEYER, Clerk of Division Coart, Seaforth. 562 SPECIFIC ARTICLES. CALL AT J. S. ROBERTS' DRUG STORE, Seaforth, for the Great Sierra Nevada Smok- ing Compound, a positive care for Catarrh, and is equallyefficadous in ell Bronchial Affections. The worst cages of Asthma, Phtbsie and all Diseases of the Lungs yield readily to this Gnat - trent. M. L. SMITH, Arkous, Ont., General Agent. For sale by all druggists. Price, 75 cents a box. 601 52 AUCTION' SALES. ivrORTGAGE SALE.—Under and by virtue of '''`A• the power of sale contained in a certain mortgage, default having been mrde payment of same, will be sold by Public Auction, at the Commercial Hotel, Seaforth, on THURSDAY, 9th f day of OCTOBER,. at two o'clock P. M. The following valuable property'via.: Beiug Lot 44 on West side of Louisa Street in F. G. 'Sperling's Survey of part of the Town of San - 'forth. There is a valuable new bowie on said lot. Terms. liberal. Ten per tient. on day of sale. For further particulars apply to Me. ° CAUG.HEY & HOLPdESTED, Solicitors for - Mortgagee. 614 • IMPORTANT NOTICES. MUSIC.—Mrs. MoMalkin will give ire -traction& In instrumental music to a few pupils. Use of piano given for practice if deeired. Residence east of Victoria Square, Seaforth. 614 pOUNDKEEPER'S NOTICE. — There has been impounded in my pound one bull, two years old, of a dark brindle color. I will sell tbe above animal on SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 27th, at 5 o'clock p. m. on Lot 12, Con. 8, Stanley. THOMAS VINE, Poandkeeper, 614-8 CAUTION.—Whereas on the 8rd of September last, ray wile; Marge' et Weiland, left my bed and board without juet cause or provocation, I hereby give notice that I will not be responsible for any debts she may contract, and I forbid any pit, son to credit her on my uccount. G -EO. WEILAND, Egmondville, Sept. 6, 1879. The said Margaret Weiland having returred to me, I now withdraw the above notice. GEORG.e, WET- LAND, Egmondville. 615x1 ESTRAY STOCK. pIGS STRAYED.—From Lot 18. con. 8, Mc- Eillop. about the middle of July, four bar- row pigs three spotted and one white. Any in formation concerning them will be thankfully , received. THOMAS NASH. 613-4 ESTRAY SHEEP AND 1,-AMB.—Came into the premises of the undersigned Con. 8, H. R. S., Tuckerstaith, a ewe and lamb. The .o wner can have the same by proving property, and paying charges on application to WILLIAM ROBB. 614-4 ES 2 RAY COW.—Strayed from Seaforth on the -I" 2nd of September, a small heifer two years old spotted red and white, giving milk. infor- mation as to her whereabouts will be gladly re- ceived, and expenees paid by WM. HILL, Sea - forth. • 614 SHEEP ASTRAY.—Came into the premises of the fubscriber, Lot, 18, Con. 8, MeKillop, about the last of Decercbtr, 1878, a Ewe and a La mb. The owner is requ6sted to prove property, pa y expenses, and take them away. THOMAS NASH: — 613-4 ESTRAY BEIFER.—Came into the premises -6-"•4 of the undersianed Lot 10, Con. 3, Stanley, about the last of July, a red and white heifer, supposed to be two years old. The owner can heve the same upon application to the under- signed, and proving property and paying charges. RODERICK ROSS, Brucefield. 514x4 flOW STRAYED.—Strayed from the premises of the undersigned in Seaforth on the lIth of August last, a large red cow with white spots, also braes knobs on the horns ;' she has only three teats giving milk. Any person giving such inform- ation as will lead to the recovery of the above- mentioned animal will be suitably rewarded. JOHN WARD. . 613 FOR SALE OR TO LET. R001/I9 TO LET. --.Six rooms to let over A. G. Ault's Grocery store, suitable for dreeet- ma king apartments or for dwelling rooms, with fro nt and rear entrance. Apply to A. G. AULT. Proprietor. 590 FOR SALE OR TO RENT.—The Seaforth Mill, known as the Red Mill; 4 nen of A tones •, steam power; with siding from Cirand Trunk Railway; posse -salon about the let or 1 54h of September. Apply to W. KINGSLEY, Strat- ford. 694 FARM TO RENT.—To rent, Lot 11, 5tla con- cession, Stanley, containing 100 acres, about 80 clearedend in a good state of cultivation. Immediate poesession if desired. The above will be let on favourable term to a good farmer. . Apply to the owner. DA.VID GALBRAIT.E1, Goshen P. 0. _ 614x4 RARE CHANCE.—Photograph Rooms to Let on first floor in Scott's Bria Block, Sesaforth, position central. Also, three or. four Rooms on the fiat above, suitable for a dwelling. Posses- sion let January, 1879. Apply to F'. HOLISM- STED, barrister, on the premises, or to BORT. SCOTT, MeKillop. 573 -ti. HOUSE T-0 BENT.—To rent that pleasantly situated and commodious residence on John St., at present occupied by Mr. H. C. Brown. ,1 The are four bodrcorns, dining room, parlor, kitchen, pantry, cellar and mood -shed, also hard and Bolt water. Possession given on the 54h of September. For further particulars apply at the ExPosiTon Office, Seaforth. , 609 -FARM TO RENT.—To rent for a term of -8 or "L' 5 years, Lot 10, Con. 8, Stanley, containing 100 sores, 80 cleared, well fenced and under good cultivation. Good building& plenty of water and a bearing orchard. Also 80 acres fall wheat and 30 ready for spring crop and balance grass. Is convenient to markete, schools and churches. Possession given any time after March, 1880. Apply on the premises or to RODERICK ROSS, Bracefield 11. 0. 614x4 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE. A RARE CHANCE.—Twenty-five acres of land -1-k with ht use and barn for sale in Egmondville. This property is well situated for either farm or garden purposes. Title indisputable. Apply to ROBERT BRETT. 615 VOR SATIE.—For Sale a first clue Planing Mill, nearly now and in good running order, situated in the flourishing Town of Seaforth, W111 be sold cheap. Terms easy. Enquire of ' SECORD, COSSENS & 00., Goderich, Ont. VRA."-NCIS GRAHAM, AUCTIONEER AND LAND AGENT.—Special attention given to sale of landed property, farming and thorough- bred stock. Cattle selected for the English mar- ket. Office and Auction Rooms, Acheson's new Block, Goderich, Ont. Terms moderate 615 piaE CHANCE.—For sale, a convenieo t and desirable residence on the corner ef North and Second Streets, Egmondville, with three- quarters of an acre of land attached. House, nearly new, with good cellar, pump in back kitchen with beet of water; young orchard of ohoice fruit trees; and good stable. For further particulars apply to JAMES MITCHELL, Eg- mondaille, or J.11: BENSON, Seaforth. 615x4 MAKE YOUR FORTUNE.—Five hundred dollars in cash, and $700 on time to suit purchaser with intereet at 7 per cent. will buy 200 acres of good farming land in Victoria County, 20 acres cleared, and a good house on the prem- ises; within 11 miles of a market town and a steamboat landing, within half a rnile of a good road, and within one mile of a store, church, school house and post office. Apply to JOHN 'WILLIAMS, Constance P. 0. 615 VARM FOR SALE BY AUCTION.—There will be sold by Public Auction at the CENTRA_L HOTEL, in the village of BLYTH, on FRIDAY, October 7, 1879, at 2 o'clock P. M., Lot No. 1, con. 7, Morris, containing 80 acres, 67 of which are cleared, well fenced and in a good state of culti- vation. A good frame dwelling, also frame barn, stables and sheds; good orchard; on a gravel road; 3 miles from Blyth and 9 miles froni Wing - ham. For particulars address either of thefollow- mg executors, THOMAS LAIDLAW, Blyth, JAS. ANDERSON, Belgrave. 613-3 HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE IN THE VIL- LAGE 01' KIPPEN.—The subscriber now offers for $950 that very desirable property on Main Street, lately occupied by Mr. Thomas Collingwood, consisting of 24 acres of land, with neat and. commodious dwelling, 14 storeys, and good frame stable, all new. Terms easy, to suit ptirchaser. To any person desirous of a private reeidenee, the property, with locality and sur- roundings, is unsurpassed. Further partichlars may be obtained by addressing the proprietor, THOMAS COLLINGWOOD, Centralia, or WM. EDGAR, Fdppen. , 613-4 V ARM FOR SALE.—For Sale, in the township of G-rey, County of Huron, Lot 14 and west half of Lot 15, on the 2nd concession, containing 149i acres, 75 of which are cleared and well fenc- ed; good frame bank barn 40x56, with stabling underneath ; good house 22x28, with stone cel- lar; good well within ten feet of the house, good young orchard, and a never failing creek rune through the farm. This is a Bret -class stock farm, and is only 60 rods from the Grey Joint Stock Chthee and Butter Factory. This farm is only 84 miles ftom the Town of Brussels, and can be bought for $4,000. For further particulars apply to the proprietor, Mr. DUNCAN McDON- ALD, Jamestown P. 0. 605 GI -RAND EXHIBITION FALL AND WINTER GOODS WM. HILL HILL & CO.'S ON SATURDAY NEXT, SEPT. 20, Our Stock will be complete in every Department with first-class goods, which we are determined. to sell at prices that will compare feverably with any house in the County. IN THE CLOTHING DEPARTMENT We have made special effort to secure the Best and Latest Styles in French and English Worsteds, Scotch, English, and Canadian Tweeds, French and English ,Overcoatings in Worsteds, Beavers, Naps, &c. Competitors Admit We Sell Cheap Clothing. IN THE DRESS GOODS DEPARTM'T We have been fortunate in securing some wonderful bargaine in Sergesl, Costume Cloths, Satin Cloths, Lustrines, Debeigs, Shetland Dress Goods, &c. Winceys in Plain Coloirs and Plaids Front Fi-ve cents np. OUR STAPLE DEPARTMENT Is well assorted with Cotton Goods of every description purchased by us in the New York and Canadian Markets at Cash Prices. _Please Examine Our Goods and Compare with other Houses. MILLINERY DEPARTMENT. Having secured the services of a first- class Milliner, from Toronto, we are. prepared to show our customers, and the public generally, a beautiful assort- ment of Hats and Bonnets, French, English, and American Styles at our usual moderate charges. Special Bargains in, Shawls 'and Mantles. OUR CENTS FURNISHING DEPARTM'T Will be found well assorted. with new and fashionable Ties, Scarfs, Silk Squares, Bandanas, Wool and. Cotton Shirts, Cuffs, Collars, Braces, &c. A DESPERATE CHEAP LINE IN Shirts and Drawers. An Inintense Stock of Hosierg and Gloves Cheap. • FRESH GROCERIES 1 • Always Coming in. We sell the cheap- est Teas & Sugars in Town. Wm. HILL & Co. AUCTION SALE. T OT 22, Con. C., Tuntherry, will be sold by Public Auction, on the 14th day of OCTOB- ER, at 12 o'clock noon. There is a good fran.e h ouse and barn on the place; 80 sores cleared. 615 CHARLES MoTAVISH, Proprietor, JOHN LECKIE, General Loan and Real Estate v-1 Agent, Grain, Produce andCommission Mer- chant. Money loaned on real estate in town or country, at 8 per cent. simple interest. Charge' moderate. Mortgagee bought and sold. Matured mortgages paid off. Terms to suit borrowers. Farms and village property for sate. Office-- Leckie's new brick block, Brussels, Ont. 615 1879 THE SEAFORTH EXHIBITION. 1879 V10E-REGAL PARTY EXPECTED TO ATTEND TRIVI 1\T 33 0 _TT S 33 T_T S T 'CORNER OF MAIN AND MARKET STREETS. THOMAS KIDD is, in a position tor Show a Stock, which for Variety, Extent, and Cheapness, is Unsurpassed in the Dominion. I WILL DRAW YOUR ATTENTION .TO A FEW OF MY SPECIAL LINES. I have the verenbest reasons for knowing that my Mantle Trade is the best; in Seaforth, having imported and sold over $2,500 worth last Fall. I will ask my customers anethe public to reserve their orders until they have:inspected my stock. My Mantles are made by the beet makers in the world, and, as hereto- fore, the correct style and perfect fit of each garment may be depended upon. MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS. This Department is under suferior management, and from long experience and extensive knowledge of the markets, combined with ample means, I am in a position to show the best and most complete stock ever held. Trimmed Millin- ery a special feature this season. Opening Days, September 25th and 26th. GF.00DS. Latest Novelties in Dress Goods in Tweed Effects, Camel's Hair Cloth, Sateen Beiges, Chintz Brocades, Colored Lustres-, Colored Persian Cords, Fancy Diagonals. Colored. and Black Cashmeres, and Black and Colored Silks. I show a Special Lot of DeessWinceys, the Cheapest Goods I have ever offered. in all the New Colorings. - IN THE CARPET DEPARTMENT I have a magnificent stock of Tapestry, Wool, Union and Hemp. Also a Large Stock of House Furnishings in Stair Linens, Crum, Cloths, Table Cloths, Floor Oil Cloths, Quilts, Curtains, &C: CLOTHING, BOOTS AND SHOES,, GROCERIES AND LIQUORS FULLY ASSORTED. Five Per Cent. Discount Allowed on all Cash Purchases. Goods Delivered, to any part of the Town on the Shortest Notice. THOMAS KIDD, Seaforth. 1879 FALL MILLINERY OPENING. 1879 FALL OPENING OF MILLINERY AND MANTLE SHOW ROOM AT HOFFMAN BROTHERS' THURSDAY AND AND FRIDAY, SEPT. 25 AND 26. Full Stock of all the Latest Styles in. French, English, and, American Bonnets, Hats, Feathers, Flowers, Silks, Velvets, Ribbons, Hat Ornaments, Shapes, &c. Mantles a Specialty this Season, and Stock will be found to be Larger than on any former occasion. ALL ARE CORDIALLY INVITED. HOFFMAN BROTHERS, Cheap Cash Store, CARD --NO'S BLOCK, ▪ - SEAFORTH, ONT. N. B.= -No Circulars this season. Please accept the above invitation without farther fornaalities. SAVE YOUR HAIR BY USING PETROLINE HAIR RESTORAL A Preparatien of Canadian Petrol- eum, deodorized. and highly Perfumed. KEEPS THE HAIR GLOSSY AND FLEXIBLE. Prevents Premature Grey Hairs, and Renews it if bald. Price, Inc., 35e. and 40c. per bottle. For sale at J. S. ROBERTS' .DRUC STORE. W. 1\T_ VT & T B 0 11-, INSURANCE AGENT, DEALER IN SEWING AND KNITTING MA - CHINES, CONVEYANCER, &c., SEAFORTH, ONT. 1 N SU RAN 0 E.— Mr. Watson is agent for the following ftrst-class Insurance Companies : FittE.—Pbcenix and Northern, of London, England; Scottish Imperial, of Glasgow, Scotland; Regal Canadian and National, of Montreal; British Amerie,a, of Toronto ; Canada Fire and Maxine, of Hamilton; Gore D istrict of Galt. Lind AND ACCIDENT.—Traveller's, of Hartford. MONEY TO LOAN.—Mr. Watson is appraiser for the Canada Permanent Loan and Savings Company, of Toronto. The oldest and best Loan Society in the DOM1131011. Money advanced on all kinds of Real Estate nagndanthe!1%;11hillitege. kept ooEnWstanil NtlyGon MACHINES.—eeiTheafovirlloiwlst3ng, mciasbonumfacetuAri needles and all kinds of attachmeiits on hand. Machines -of allkinds repaired. Mr. Watt on is agent for the Franr.e & Pope knitting machines. The best fatally knitting machine manufactured, capable of doing all kinds of -cotton and woolen work. Mr. Watson is agent for the State Line of Steamships, sailing bewteen New York and all points in Europe. Office, Mein Street, Seaforth, nearly opposite Mansion Hotel. BY-LAW NO. 6 A Poizt 1879: A By -Law to Raise by way of. Loan the sum of ELEVEN THOUSAND DOLLARS, or Purposes Hereinafter Men- tioned. WIMEAS, the Ratepayers of the TWArn ot " Seaforth have petitioned the Municipal Council of the said Town of Seaforth,itt the County of Huron, for more efficient Proteetion from Fire. AND WURREAS, the said COURCII it expedient and necessary to grant the prayer -of said petition. AND WHEREAS, the said Council considers a - system of Waterworks constructed upon what is known as the Waterman or Holly systera to be - the most efficient for Fire Protection purposes. AND WHEREAS, it will require the sum of Eleven Thonssnd Dollars for the construction of said Wat er wen ks. AND wiTT-REAS,-the said Council has resolv- ed to raise the said sum of money for the pur- pose a foreeaide AND WitEREAS, it will require the sum of Two Hundred and Thirty -rix. Dollars to be raised annually by speeiel rate, for the payment of the said debt, as hereinafter mentioned. AND WHEREAS, it will require the sum of Six Hundred and Sixty Dollars to be raised an - peony by special rate, for the payment of the aa -id interest, as also-hereinaftermentiorted,; AND WHEREAS, the aroonnt of the whole rateable property of' the taid Corporation (irre- spective of any incomz in the manse of toile, interest, ,dividends, rents orefoes from said prop- erty, and also irreepectiae -any income to be derived from the tempor4feevestmeut of the sinkffig fund hereinafter eachtioned, or any part thereof,) according to the Diet Revised Aasese- ment Roll of the said Corporation, being for the year One Thoueand Eight Hundred. and Seventy - Nine, is the sum of Five Hundred and Sixty - Four Thousand. Six Hundred and Eighty Dol- lers, AND WHEREAS, the existing debt of the said Corporation is as follows: Three Thousand Dollars, borrowed under the authority of By -Law No. 46, el tile said Town of Ses.foeth, and inter- est thereon at Seven per eent. per annum, pay- able half-yeerly,from the Firet day of September, 1879; and Fifteen Hundred Dollar*, borrovred under By -Law No. 100, of the said Town of Sea - forth, and interest thereon, at Seven percent. per annum, from the First day of July, 1879; and Six Thousand Dollars, borrowea under the authority of By -Law No. :a A, of the said Town. of Seaforth, and interest thereon at Seven per cent. per annum, payable half -yearly, from the Filet day of July, 1879 ; and. there is nothing In errear and unpaid, either for principal or in- terest. AND WHEREAS, -for paying the said intereet _a nd sinking fund it will require ar equal annual s pecial rate of one mill and 88,132-56,468 of mill in the dollar, in addition to all rates to be levied in each year.. AND WHEREAS, for ming the interest -and creating an equal yearly eh:little fund for paying the said suni of Eleven Hundred. Dollars, it -will require an equal annual epecial rate of one mill and 58,528-66,46R of a minim the dollar, ixt addition to all rates to be levied in each year. AND WILEREAS1 it is made It* eesegiry to aP- poin t the time and piece for taking the votes of the duly qualifiedelectors and for appointing Returning Officers to take ;he votes of the said electors at the meeting. BE IT THEREFORE ENACTED by the Cor- pora tion of the Town of'Seafortli, in the County of Hu.ron. 1. --That it shall be lawittl fur the Mayor of the said Corporation to raise.. by way of loan, from any person or pereons, body,or bodies corporate, mho may be -willing to advance the nft3210 upon the credit -of- the Debenture* hereinafter men- tioned, a suna of money not exeeeding in the whole tlie sum of Eleven Thousand Dollars, and to cause the same to be paid into the bends of the Treasurer of the said Town, for the purpose and with the object above -recited. IL—That it shall be lawful for the said Mayor to cause any number of Dqbentares to be made fer such sums of money as nety be required, not less than One Hundred Dollars eaeh, and not exceeding in tbe aggregate the 'SUM of Eleven. Thousand Dolls.rs, ana that the said Debentures eball be sealed with the seal of the said Corpor- scion, and signed by the Mayor and. the Treas- urer thereto!. III.--Tbat the Paid Debenttres shall be made p n able in tv enty-five yes113 at furthest from the 0a-2. leinaftet mentioned for this By -Law to take effeet, at the (Bice otthe Treasurer of the eeid Colporalton, and shall have attached_ to them Coupons for the payment el interest IV.—That the staid Debentures shall bear in- terest at and after the rate of Six per -cent per annum from the day mentioned for this By - taw to take effect, whichinterest shell be payable on the Fifteenth days of June and December in each year, at the office of the saidTreasurer. V.—Thet for the purpose of paying theintereet and forming a sinking fund for the payment of the said Debentures, an iequal special rate of cne 88,132-56,468 tains in the dollar shall, in addition to all other rates, be raleed, levied and collected in ee eh -year term all the rateable -prop- erty in the void Corporation (luring the contiz' m- ance of the said Debentures, or any of them. Vt.—That this By -Law shall take effect and come into operation on the 15th day of Decem- ber, A. 11. 1879. VII.—Thet the votes of the electors& the said Municipality shall be taken on this By-law on MONDAY, THE SIXTH DAY Of OC- TOBER, A. D.18735 Commencing at the hour of Nine o'elock in the morning, and from thence till the hour of Five o'clock in the afternoon, at the following places:: FOR THE NORTH WARD—At Edw,a,rd Ceshis Store. FOR THE sourir WARD—At the Town Rail. FOR THE EAST WARD—At the Fire Entine Hall. A nd that Edward Cash shall be the Returning 0 facer for the Nerth Ward; William Ellitatt s hall be the Returning °Meer for the South. Ward ; and Samuel Stark shall be theReturning Meer for the East Ward. BE IT ALSO ENACTED, in pursuance of the Revised Statutes of the Province of Ontario, Chaptent 174, Section 2E9. L—That the Clerk of the said Yunicipal Cor - potation of the Town of Seaforth Shall at the hour of Twelve o'clock noon, on Tuesday, the Seventh. Day of October, One Thonsaud Eigkt Hundred ard Seventy-Nine,at the Town - Hall. in the said. Town of Seaforth, earn up the no raber of votes given for and against this By- law. IL—That the Mayor of the ;said Muni: eipal Corporation shall attend at the Town Hall, in the said Town, on Tuesday,. the Thirtieth day of September, One ThousandEight Hundred and Seventy -Nine, at the hour of -Eight o'clo'ck in the evening, for the purpose ot ap- pointing persons to attend atthe Vtri0118- polling places aforesald, said the .finalsammingupof the votes by the Clerk respectively on behalf ot persons interested in and promoting or oppoeing the paesage of this By -Law respectively. 1\TCDT'IOML- rillIE above is a true copy of a. proposed RI" -I- Law, to be taken into consideration by the Municipal Council of the Town of Seaforth, after the ex4ration of one month from theNineteentit day of September, 1879, the date of the Ant publication of the seine, and that at the hour end places therein fixed the polls will be held. WILLIAM RT)T,IOTT,. Clerk. EAFORTH PUMP FACTORY.—Partiterwant- k-7 ing anytning III the pnrop or cistern line will find it to timir advastiege to call at the above factory, as the proprietor has a flraseilliii stock of pumps on heed which will be sokl cheep. Cisterns of any size made to order, and very cheap. Small wooden prangs for cisterns. Pie ase give zee a esil XUalrY, A good COW for sale.