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the President,
and the first
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Year, The
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hoe. Strachaa,
esideet, John
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reasurer, Peter
ng Sentleraen
of the mind-
wiok, Charles
George For-
attliu ; Morris,
aearge Watt;
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lele, John R.
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the President.
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the tewnship
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ho died in God-
McCutcheon,
go of 104 eears.
tamps at the
f the- year end
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Wale amounted
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a Thomas oat
a and a half
if Morris, lost
idle returning
est week. In-
ai of (leaves
iith, of Wing -
Lieber of marke
entrance, ex --
thole was pre-
tdaorne crystal
lohool class oi
is left Clintori
Captain Shep,-
• C. Spooner',
and G. Bowers.
0.1, of the 7th
, last week sold
cults, aired by
edsorae sum of
monthly meet-
Hewiek Mu-
imnpany risks
roperty to the-
lashwood, met
few days ago.
When the axe
a out both his
Williamson, of
Fig received and
la Baptist con -
• entered upo
ahatle last.
elle, who _ha
her in Melee
years, baa de
of labor. He
township of
It-meetk was
,Cluirch, Dun-
a Monday, 2nd
ta present, and
vaa speat, for
could be de -
vine Church,
pastor. Rev.,
or very sta-
te the shape
o aed study
ited Mrs. Ross
photograph
Auburn, has
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aU sammer.
better there
The crops
by ill:IMO:ter
ef last week
trent rerattrice
se of running
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ies. says
a election is
unity of eon-
ttyle of cya-
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JANT.IARY 13, 1882.
it.pftoit --titPdsri7oRa.-
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age or municip` al affairs and en-
voi to clear us from the bean in.
euMbrance now resting upon us. •While
It ia essential to the proper government
of a country to have opposition, the
management of village affairs should be
kept free from this by all means, as it
breeds discord, and instead of uniting
the ratepayers together as one family
allintereided in the progress and wel-
hie of the'place, it causes division and
emPleasautheas. '
, -l—One they last week, Mr. T. 0. Pick.
Ant of Rolmeeville, was surprised to
-find one of his hens, which had set her-
aelf, come i out with a clutch of Chick-
iena, whien was snob a novelty at this
Beeson of the year that he determined
-to try and raise them, which he is do -
i
in by giving them warm quarters
in oors. . .
4 --At the last meeting of the Howl&
'fioarnship Council it was moved by
W. Weir. seconded by Mr. Cook, and
copied, that the Reeve request the
co-pperatiOn of Mr. Gibson, M. P. P.,
lin eaquestibg the Government not to
allove the iToronto, Grey and Bruce
Railway ta ainalgamate with any road
but the Grand Trunk.
le—Mr. Archibald Eyvel intends sel-
ling his farm by public auction on Sat-
-tardily, 4th February. The farm is
composed Of lots 45 and 46 in the firtet
concession of Morris, and contains 100
wee& It is a good place and very con-
veeient t& markets. Mr. Eyvel intends
retlring from fanning and will also rlis•
polio of hie stook and implements' on
the same day.
Rogers, Reeve tif Brussels, has
presented the curling club of that via
laae with ft handsome gold medal to be
pleyed for, and, to be awarded to the
neerhber of the club who makes the
beet average score. it is solid gold
with two brooms and a curling stone
.engraved tin one side and the name of
the donor,on the other side. It has to
,he held three years in succession before
it becomes the property ef the wearer.
.--An aecideut of rather a peculiar
nature Wel Miss Kate Fisher, of
Witigharo, a few days -ago. She was
standing eear the top of a step ladder
engaged in. dusting the ceiling of one of
the rooms, and becoming dizzy fell
from the ladder through the epee cellar
deer into the cellar, a distance of about
12 feet. ' Strange to say, the lady
eseaped serious injury, and under
medieal care she is recovering.
!--Mr. 4. Hale, of Goderich, who is
one of the most ardent - temperance
werkers io that town, has been pre.
fleeted by the Division of the Sons of
Temperaece with a handsome walking
cane and au address, and by the Cadets
ofTeraperance with a Bibles inkistands
and a thermometer. Mr. Hale is one
of Oose Who bear "the heat and burden
of the day" in both these organisations,
end, deserves the good opinion shown
by his fellow laborere,
following are the officers elec-
ted for Monerieff Grange, in the town.
ship of Greys for the current year:
Isis. Cahill, W. M.; -Wm. Fulton, W.
Os: Alex. Stewart, W. _S.; Hartwell
Speirati, W. L.; an°. MoTaggert, W. II;
on, W. Ce Duncan MoTag-
&mean McInnis, G. K.; Mrs.
Speiran, Cores; Miss Mary
y, -Pomona; Miss Elizabeth
t.
Geo. Fut
gert, T.;
Hartwell
Jena Ave
-Oriels. Fora; Miss Jane Fulton, As-
siatant Steward, Delegate to Diyision
Grange, Alex. Stewart; Har`twell
-Speiran and George Fulton, Auditors.
—Mr. Atkinson, proprietor of t e
Exeter omnibus, met with a very pai -
fril acoident a few days ago. It ap-
pears thee while hitching the horses
the 'bus, the animals became
frightened at a dog which was running
-around, the yard, and uroping suddenly
te one side palled Mr. Atkinson's small
fieger, together with the sinews at-
tached, clean- off his hand. Mr. At-
kinson was unable to help himself, his
finger having been caught in the chain.
It is feared he will lose use of his arm.
1 —Wingtham is bound to have a salt
*ell. A, meetingof the citizens has
been heldeaud a joint stock oompitny
has been formed for the purpose of
sinking a test well. The capital stock
i•ii.$2 500 in slaves of $10 each. An
.
ehergetie committee has been .appoint-
eid to work the metter up, and about
bale the , stock has already been sub -
Scribed. , Mr. John Anderson; pro-
prietor of the stave mill, was foremost
it advocating the scheme, Mr. John
$anua 'fist to solicit subscriptions, and
Vr. C. 'ait Scott, Mayor elect, the
tirst to snhscribe.
! —The annual cOugregational meeting
ef Melviile Church, Brussels, was held
last weelf, when reports were submitted
from thei Session, Board of Managers,
afissionery Society. Sabbath School,
4,nd Lildies' Aid * Association, dealing
tvith the work of the past year. The
following items are of interest: Num-
ber of fainilies in the congregation, 90;
umber of members added during the
year, 24 number removed . during the
aear, 10i number on the roll at pres-
ent, 14a. Whole amount raised by
Church and Sabbath School for ordin-
ary put eoses, a1,802.07 ; for missions,
6230.25 S total amount raised, $2,023.07.
: —A fatal accident occurred last
Week at
fe known
iencl a he
a
farmer
iok, wasaustantly killed. No one was
present when the accident occurred,
but it is I supposed that while crossing
the tra4 the heavy load of wood which
lie was driving lurched forward and
frightened the biases into a rtm when
the load, partly upset and falling upon
hire killed him liastantly. The de-
6ea8ed *as a sober, industrious young
Man, and had only been married a few
ouths.`
i—A very destructive fire occurred in
he village of Wroxeter on Thursday
ight of. last week. The tannery of
adr. Wes. Manson was completely de-
troyed. Of the contents Only the
ecales, e barrel of oil and a few cakes of
eallow were saved. In the vats under
the building were about $1,000 worth
.of hides which, after the ruins , became
!aool eseiugh, were taken out and for-
tunately found to be very little dam-
laged. Mr. Manson's loss is estimeted
;at $800, upon which there is no in-
-Perth
Wood has been selling' for 05 a cord
on the St. Marrs market.
--Mr._Jansets Dow, has sold • out his
blacksmithing business in Mitchell to
Mr. John Weisman, and intends re-
moving to Manitoba early in the spring.
—One day last week Messrs. John,
Hillman and Charles* Lundy, two
Stratford buWhers, killed and dressed
12 hogs in the short time 'of 47 minutes.
—The population of the town of
Mitchell, as shown by the report of the
late school mous taken is 3,296. This
is one less than ehown by the Dominion
enumerator in March last.
—The following is the number o:
births, marriages and deaths for the
town of -St. Marys, for the half year
ending December 31st, 1881: Births,
37 • marriages 42 • deaths 27. For the
whole year: birth's, 96; marriages 65:
deaths, 5-8.
—Mr. Wm. Weir died suddenly at
his residence in St. Maey's on efew
-Years morning. Mr. Weir Was one of
the pioneer settlers of therlownship of
Downie. Three Of his sons are largely
engaged -in the flax business in St.
Marys. He was 76 years of eget•
—Mr. S. R. Ramon, M. P., for North
Perth, who has been in the mercantile
business in Stratford for nearly a quar-
ter of a century, intends retiring and
is sellieg out his stock. His scat and
partner is going to the North-west in
the spring.
--There are four doctors in the town
of Mitchell, all of whom belong to the
Presbyterian Church. That body
should be in a very healthy condition.
Out of the three lawyers in the same
town, two are members of the Church
fif England and the other is a Presby-
terian.
—The Stratford Herald changes
bands on February 1st, Mr. J. M.
Moran, Public School Inspector, having
purchased the paper from the present
proprietor, Mr. James Robb, who is re-
tiring from journalistic life. The paper
will -remain under the new regime a
Government supporter.
—Captain Francis, the efficient
Deputy Reeve of Fullarton,-was defeat-
ed at the recent municipal elections by
a majority eit one. There were five
votes in the town of Mitchell that
wont). have been polled for him, but
the parties could not get a rig in which
to go to the polling place.
—James Wylie, better known as the
"herd laddie," and the champion
checker player of the world, will be at
Oddy's Hotel, Bt. Marys, from Wednea.
day 26th lust., till Wednesday, Feb. let.
The aged champion is now making
what will likely be -his last visit to
Canada.
—Mr, Alex, MeLaren was reseleeteit
Reeve of Ribbed by a majority of .40,!
votesiand Mr. John Burns by a majority!
of 223. The Council for the current
year will be composed of thew two
gentleman and Meisis. Jefferson, Nor.
ris and Oliver. By mistake in our no.
port last week Mr. Caldwell's name op
pee,reds instead of that of Mr. Oliver.
—One day last iweek a woman was
deteeted carrying off a pair of boots
under her, shawl from O'Connor's store
in Mitchell, and a few days after
another woman wee caught in the act
of purloining a valuable mink boa 'at
Ford & Murphy'e store. • In both in-
stances the women were permitted to
escape unpunished upon giving up. the
stolen articles. They must:have a 'Iot
of bad women about that town:
—Mr. James Mayberry, formerly of
the township of Elm, bet now of New -
dale, Manitoba, is at present on a visit
to his friends in Elms, and intends re-
turning in a few weeks. Mr. Mayberry ,
has a farm of 640 acres in Manitoba,
though he has been scarcely two years
in the new country, he has already over
100 acres under cultivation. He likes
the country well, said when he returns
will take with him a ear load of cattle
and implements.
—A, St. Marys burglar had quite an
adventurous time of it a few evenings
ago. He entered what is known as the
mill grocery store, about 8 o'clock in the
evening, and was busily engaged filling
his pockets with nuts, raisins, tobacco,
&c., when be heard HOMO one trying the
door. He immediately ran up the
stairs and out on the roof, through the
skylight; He then jumped 16 feet on
to another roof, rolled over two or three
times, then picked himself up, ran up
another roof and in through the sky-
light into Mr. Graham's hotel. He
next ran down stairs, out through the
hall to the street, and mingled with
a hundred people who were trying to
catch him, and so escaped.
the railway crossing on what
aa the "Ninth," about a mile
if west of Harriston, by which
named James Irwin, of How -
Whale. Calculating the val
produets at prices quoted in
they amount to the handso
$424,805.50.
—A Winnipeg correspon
"The rearestate boom has ag
with more vigor than ever.
are potOing in from all direc
forty or fifty coming on Satu
with, it is estimated, $300,00
to invest. 'The hotels are cr
private houses are appealed
commodation.- Building opi
Winnipeg, judging from pros
tions, will be double that of
Fears are expressed that rail
tte of these
Winnipeg
me sum of,
ent says:
sin set in
Capitalists
ions, some
day night
of capital'
wded, and
to for ae-
rations* in
tet ,indicahuh yea4'.
way faeil •
ties will not supply sufficient materi
gad at the same time cop with t
ants.
church
owded
t., to wi
the col
Rev. M
the he
lurninat
one, sto
childre
livered
great influx ez:yeoted in emig
—Thinew Presbyterian
Portage la Prairie was c
Monday evening, the 2nd in
noes the festivities attendin
bration of a Christmas tree.
Bell occupied the mhair. A
of the church a beautifullyi
tree, of gigantic proporti
loaded with gifts for the
Pleasing addresses were de
Manitoba Notes.
Thirty-three thousand dol.ars worth
of postage stamps were sold in Winni-
peg during the mouth of- December.
—Mr. J. M. McGregor has been eleot-
ed an Alderman for the East Ward of
Winnipeg. He stood second highest in
a list of five candidates.
—Mr: R. S. Preston, of the Pilot
Mound district, recently killed a steer
nineteen months old which dressed 505
pounds of beef.
_ —According to a statement recently
made, new buildings to, the value of
$319,000 have been erected in Portage
la Prairie during the past year.
—George McKnight, of Pilot Mound,
shot a brown bear last week. The
animal weighed about two hundted
and fifty pounds. Capt. Wagner bought
the pelt for $10.
—Forty-eight cites of rails have ar-
rived at Portage la Prairie during the
past week for the Portage, Westbourne
and Northwestern Railwey. The iron
is now being unloaded and track laying
will commence shortly.
—Mr. John Knox, the immigratien
party man, has arrived in Manitoba.
He has recently been appointed Reg-
istrar for Rock Lake county, and leas
abandoned the immigration busitiess
to accept the position. The county
seat leas been fixed at Crystal City, a
registry office has been erected and a
$400 safe is on the way from Toronto.
—His Grace Archbishop Tache an-
nounced to his congregation a few Sun-
days ago, that the St. Boniface ca-
thedral would be completed this year.
s
Revds. Turnrr and MoRite, and t
choir sang several appropria
eta. The programme was
ried out by the children of t
School, and was, next to the
tree, the most attractive po
evening's proceedings. Ainongst the
presents given that eveniuge were stx
volumes of Macauley's works to Rea.
Mr: Bell, pastor of the church. Bare.
anthem
ietly car-
e Sunday
Christmas
ion of the
d.
a
a
Miller was also presented with
ear -rings, a brooch and a g
and chain, worth $135, by ie
the congregation, in token o their ap-
preciation ef her services set organist.
The festivities were heartly enjoyed by
all who were present, and each one
felt that the affair had been a grand
success and reflected mach
the committee. The prooee
ed to something over $200.
—The Rat Portage Ga
Until quite lately the vast
sources of this pertain of (Naiads weee
but little known. Parties passiog
through iqands on the Luke of the
Woods could form a very limited idea
of the amount of pine actuality within
reach. -The-timber limits sineteyed in
1873 for Fuller & Co. were, ute may say,
unexplored, and in fact the goieernmeut
knew very little about what they were
leasing. This limit included all the
islands north of the steaueboati channel
(islands, the number of which is net
s several
suranoe whatever. We understand he The improvements will consist of a
a set of
*itch
bers of
iintends to rebuild in a short time. At steeple, and the finishing generally of
ione time daring the blaze the livery
'stable, a few feet to the east, caught
fire, and it looked as if the block of
wooden. buildings on Main street as far
'ae Sanders' harness shop, were doomed,
but by hard, unceasing effort on the
rpart of the men present, this calamity
was averted. The origin of the fire. is
'unknown, but it is supposed that it was
'caused ay coals falling from the stove
..t
en the second storey.
1
redit upon
Es amount-
ette says:
timber re -
definitely known,) besid
limits on the main laud. Slue° the
Kewatin Lumbering and Manufactu r.
Jug Corn pan y have been ruining their
mine eft Kewatin, these islands have
been more carefully proepected air
explored, and the result le ti e dieoove y
of a much larger quantity of timber
than was thought to exist in the wain,
try. The limits belong to Mr. W. J.
M acaulay , recently transferred to IAA
& Banning, are watered over a large
tract of eountry, and embrace a vary
considerable area of land. One pine
pepeoially, is worthy of flatlets. Osi the
Rainy River, near the Sark Rapids,
the timber is all white pine and Will
compere favorably with the rroduct of
Lower Canada. Proceeding to Fort
Francis, we find Sutherland & Bros.'
sawmill. This firm has almost inex-
haustible limits on Retire Lake, the
Manitou River and elsewhere, and ern -
ploy this winters large foace in the
woods. The development e made in
this industry during the past suranier
lead us to believe that no inconsider-
able portion of our future wealthvi ill
be derived from the pine districts of
the Lake of the Woods and Raiiny
River. ,
temmeseelemmiemea
—The following are . the amonets
contributed for the estab iiihment of
Oxford College, Formosa, China, as
acknowledged by Rev. W. A. McKay,
of Woodstock, through the Senti el -
Review newspaper: Wood took $924.-
43. Embro $412.27, Ingers 11 $408.117,
Thameeford $234.69, Har egton $244.-
13, Kintore $133.25, Bu s' Chu 1,
East Zorra. $102,25, Ches erfield $155,
Incerkip $125.20, Ratho $2, Princeton
and Drumbo $166. East Oxford and
Blenheim $116-74, Tilsen urg $3640.
Small sums received by Dr. Ms ay
from persons in Oxford aounty, $ 9 ;
Tavietock $10.63, Ayr' $51 9.98, P ris
$487.08, St George 6141.7 , St. Cath-
arines $300, Georgetown $ 35 38, Blyth
$96, Knox Church. Harri ton, $572l',
Clifford $60, Duff's nd Ca an
Churches, McKillop, $45, Rodger 'Ile
$80, Boston Church, EB uesiug, $36,
Whop Church $18.27, frie ds at Ain -
court $19.50, a frieudeEa t Williams,
$50, a friend, Grand Bend, $5, a frie I d,
Osnabruck, $10, a friend, coldspriigs,
$5, a friend, Kentucky, .$ , a frie d,
Burgessville, $2, a friend, Lachine, $5,
a friend Auburn, $5, a, frie d, per 'ev.
J. Leiper, $5, a friend, per Rev. W. T
'McMullen, $10, a friend, per Rev. F.
A. McLennan, $5. Tota, $5,224 30.
This amount has been ncreased to
$6,500 by contributions from ot or
churches *and individuals aid to • ev.
Dr. Reid. of Toronto.
Local igoticesi,
To HAND — Preebyterian Hymnal
words and music. 0. W. PAPBT. '730
COLT roe Sane. — The undersigned
bare for sale a heavy draught two year old colt,
perfectly soiled and r'ot broke. Will be sold
cheap. Apply to SCOTT BROTHERS, Musical In-
strument Dealers, Seaforth. 788 2
WOOL PICKINGS, HIDES XND
I will pay the highest flesh prices for any quantity
of wool pickings, Hides, sheep and calf Elkins de-
livered at my furniture store. No truck or trade,
cash for everything. Joan B.PcutrEs. 654
To HOUSEKEEPERS.— Have you used
tbo Eclipse Baking Powder? One trial will con-
vince you thet it is the best in tin market, and
signer than are imported. Manufactured and
Hold only by D. %Rom, Grocer, Seaforth. 726
To WHOM IT • MAY CONCERN.—The
person -who took a photograph of an old lady and
• anode r of afi old gentlemen from the dated
in my photogr aphid Audio in Seaforth, will
please return them at once and save further
trottbles They ege not of any use te any 'swao.
except there to irhom they belong, and their loss
subjects Omar fa great annoyance, and me to
much loss incouvenience. The person who
has them Arid dere:erode me a favor by return-
ing them at once. ANnlitiNV ()ALDER. 735x2
READ TRIS.-83IPPH & WEST pniffitillelY
few wetks, and in order to reduce the stuck as
deem their Dry Goods business in Beaforth in a
much as poesible, will continue off. ring the goods
In every department at greatly reducea,rices.
Large lines of men's and boys' orvercoaulsters
and clothiner Tweeds, furs, woollep g .041;0 sides',
gents' and ehilthen's caps will be ceee d out re
gardlees of cost. Dina miss thee chance. The
earlier you call the better selectionyou will be
able to make. 735
WILBON 86 YOUNG have a very choice
stock of new fruit, consisting ef the finest 'S' stage
Raisins, Valencia Raieini, Curraets an new
peels, &e We have just received a lot of Extra
Fine Congo Tea in 22 pound caddies and a new
s asci Your, g Hyson Tea in 82 pound °masks,
suitable for family use. We will give extra good
value to anyone buying them and guarantee the
nalIty. In Sugar we have the best value in
own; in crockery and glassware we have the
argot, best assorted and cheapest steak in
the county. Anyone examining stock and
prices wilt be convinced. Over 60 different
pat terns of china and stoneware tea sets
now in steck ; all new goods, and mann-
actured and decorated by the very best makers
and esomia tors in Europe. Call and examine
stock. lei ebaice family groceriee, ilour, feed, pro -
visit ns, mockery, glasswroe, lamps and lamp
ger ds, thy lava the largest and best stock in
iowp, and will not he undersold by any house in
the tiade The highest price peel for Butter,
Et go vial all farm product. Remember the
plow. WILSON & YoUNO, SORIOTth 780
both the interior and exterior, the
cost of which will be between $3,000
and $4,000.
—The following is a statement of
the amount of peoduce raised during
the past season by the Mennonites of
the Pembina settlement Wheat,
211,343 bushels; rye, 13,097 bushels;
barley, 67,162 bushels : oats, 115,174
bushels; flaxseed, 56,842 bushels; po-
tatoes, 35,050 bushels—total, 498,663
Births.
SHANE—In Blyth, on the 4th intt., ithe wif of
Mr. L. H. Shane of a son I
CA SH —In Seaforth, en the 80th ult., the w f
Mr. Ede ard Oast of a daugh er.
SYM I NGTON— In Cob me,
non the 21st nit, the
wife of Mr. John Symington of a daughte .
CALLANDER- -In Staples , on ti(e 25th ult. the
i wife of Mr. David Callamder cEf a eon.
Marriages.
WADE—WALKER—On the 4t inst., at the
reidence of the bride's me er, Paris, by
ler, Walter Inglis, Ayd. assis ed by Rev. Mr.
McLeod. Paris, Mr. J H. Wa e, Wingha, to
Miss Anna fifth daughter of the late • bt.
Walker, Req.
POLL ECK—TIJ fiNBULL—In Ex ter, on the 2nd
inst., by Rev J R. Gnud.y, r. James 1' ol-
lick, to Miss Grace Tarubull, th ot Ha
GIDLEY—TAMIN — At the ; idenc,e . of the
bride's father, near Myth, on the 218t nit, by
Rev. Mr. Birds, Mr. Samuel H Gidley, of
Wingham, to Miss Rebeesa llamiu, of Blyth.
ELLIOTT—LEVY—In Colbert. , on the 27th
niter. Mr. Thorns s Elliot t. te cher, to Mary,
oily daughter of Mr. Matthe Levy.
WORDEN—BAER -- At the re idence of the
bride 't father, on the 11th int, by Rev P
Scott, Mr. John Worden, to Miss Janet,
eldeet danehter of John Ba r, Eeq., al of
Hi
MOR BISON —SILLERY—At tbn Manse, Crom-
arty, on the Mb inst., by Red P. Scott Mr.
Wm. Morris n, to Miss Elizibeth Jane Sit-
' lory, allof Hibbert
8
0
Piss par a ha
Barham bushel
Buttsr,No.1•LOONS....•
Butter, Tub
Eggs
Plour, per A00
MAY, new et t • I 01
gibs, por t00Ib„,.
Shoe 4WD'S • oo ...
fotaillear torrid,
THE BIA.RIEETS.
ItAVORTH, Wan. 12, 101.
sil Wheat 184 to 127
piing Whs perbushal... 125 to 1 Os
its per hn hal ( 87 Co t. as
. 075 a a 80
0 75 to 088
0 17 to 018
0 17 to 018
0 18 bo 18
8 50 to 400
12 00 to 18 iT
7 tc 7 51
0 50 o 150
• . 0 BO
FAH 0 7(1
Pots OSP per snobs* 045 it. 050
tipples, per bali••• U 711 to 1 OA
Wood per ,, 8 al to 4 00
Drew ad Wert, per 100 7 00 to 7 60
Ot4imuiN, Jan, 1811411
If all.Vbsot,per Welsh, wee. I 80 1 es
Militia Wheat, pot . • . • • 1 80 1Se
IbitA,For , ,, is. ,,,,, I 115 41
tiertay,per lb iiKO
timeliest btahsi. I ss 80
Satter..., , - ,, 1 18 ti t 81,
Mggs... ..,r, ,,,,,,,, 44iilliaii 1 17 . it
Deaths.
RINN —In Einburn, on the h lust., G rge
W ilfred, eldest son of Mr. Aram Flinn, aged
yt ars a. d 4 months.
CURRY—In Seaforth, on the 9L11t inst., W
Curry, age. 67 Yedis•
HOW -s.RD—In Exeter, on the 26th nit , Fre crick
C., son of Mr. W. Howard, ged 5 ye and
6 months.
licE WEN—In Stanley, on the 3rd that., Alex.
McEwen, aged 81 years an. 10 months.
COO PER—In Nt rth Carolina, Irs. Ann C oper,
is to of Kinbinen aged 88 eears.
111c. obi -tette ., 11 0 1911
Potatoes, per bushel, .4., „ 045 @ 0 5
Iirmed Hogs per 100 lbs... ,,, , 7 96 (0) 75(1
•
LIVSRPOOL, Jan. 11.— Spring wheat
10s 6d;'red winter, lOs lid to 00s
00d; white, 10s 07d; club, us Old
oats, fis 04d; barley, 5s 2d; peas, 61 -
lid ; pork, 758 Ode cheese, E5s Od.
TORONTO, jan.111.-- Fall wheat,S1 25
to $1.27; spring,$1.28 to 61.32; oats, 43
to 45c; peas, 77c,' to 80o ; barley, 80c toL
880; hay, per ton, $9 00 to 615 00
butter, 18o to125.3 ; potatoes per bag
$1 to $1.05; eggs, per doz., 21c to 270.;
dressed hogs, per 100 lbs.,$7.75 to $8.00;
apples. .per barrel. $1.50 to $2 50.
emememmossemese,
710 ItsjyaI Hotel
vjoilisb"„ ARMICHAEL'S)
SEAFORTH, ONTARIO.
JAMS
IEIGIS to inform-hold friends and tin5
Hug publki-th4 having put chased this new
and ecamMOdionalio , he hasthorough-
ly re -furnished and fitted it from top to bot-
tom; and it is now o e of the most comfortable
and conven entliOtes he the county. By strict
attention to the wants ei his customers he hopes
to merit a share of public patronage. The rooms
are all well furnished and well heated. The bar
will be kept supplle4 with the best, and an at -
tentative and trust vorthy hostler will always be
in attendance. Goo sample rooms for Commer-
cial Travellers
Remember the "Ft yal Hot 1," corner of Main
and Goderich Stree , Seal ath. 733 -
JAM S WEIR, Proprietor.
A Sure Cure for Dyspepsia.
Hugh Robb, Seaforth,: has now in
stook Dr., Ricliard• King's celebrated
dyspepsia cure. He can confidently
recommend this medicine to any who
are suffering with dyspepsia and the
severer forms of indigestion.
For 'several years the undersigned
was severely afflicted with this dis-
tressing disease. At one time his re
covery was despaired of. He had con-
sulted many of the best medical men
and tried hundreds of remedies, but all
to DO purpose. Hearing of Dr. King's.
remedy, be was induced as a last re -
ort to give it a trial. After commencing
to use it he at once began to recover,
and by its continued amebas been com-
pletely cured. He can, therefore, from
personal experience recommend it to
all similarly afflicted as a sure and cer
tam n eure. He now has on hand a
stock of these medicines, and will be
glad to furnislithem to all who may
desire a cure. He is supplied by Wm.
Finlay, Esq., sole agent for the Do
-minion *and United States.
Buell ROBB, Seaforth, Out.
sISSerLU I ION OF PARTNERSHIP - Notice
' is hereby given that the partnershiphither-
to existing between the undersigned, under the
name end firm of Brownell de Abe 1, carrying on
business in the Town of Seaforth as Draymen and
Teamsters, has thie day been dissolved by mutual
consent. All dets contracted by the late firm
will be paid b Norman Brownell, who • ill also
collect all deb s due the said firm. N BROWNELL,
J Aelso Sea orth, January 1682-
f.
1L—The business will hereatter be carried
On by che undersigned, who hopes by strict at-
tention to the wants of the public to receive a
continuance of the patronage awarded the .old'
firm. JOSEPH ABELL. 738-4
NOTICE.
THE AINNIdA L.MEETING of the tsborne and
1 Hibbert Mutual Fire Insurance Company
will be held at the Company's office at Farquhar,
on Monday the 6th February,1882, at 1 o'clock P.
M, for. the purpose of receiving the Annual Re-
port of the Directors, the Treasurer's Financial
tI atement and Auditors' Report, and for Electing
Board of Directors for the current yea,. Boar
GARDiNER, President N. J. CLARE; Secrerary.
736x2
+ _ • -
AUCTION SALE OF SALT
WELL.
A NEW SALT WELL, situated in the village of
Id' Hensel], will be sold by Public A uctiou on
Monday,. January 23, 1882, at 4 o'clock P M.
Parties can have full information as to terms of
purchase by applying to the Chair, an of Cora-
,
mitleee, or on the grounds -on day of sale S. S.
JecrEsoen Chairman of Comniittee. JAS. GRAS-
'BELMORE CHEESE FACTO:2
Y
ionit_LS cer_etare::, 73
:TEE run uel meeting of the Shareholders of the
-1- of Bemire Cheese and Butter Compai y will
be held in the Good Templars' Hall, Bt 'mere, on
W ednet day the 18th of January, conmensing at
10 o'clock A. 1v1. A cordial invitation is given to
all. Tenders will be received by he Secretary up
:.to Wtduesilay, the leth of January, for the ran
ning of the Bellmore Cheese Factory for the
: season of 1682. 'renders to state the price by
the season and also by the pound. JOHN
CARTER, Secretary, Belmore. 785-2
N. IL—A by-law will be submitted to the
Shareholders for the purpose of raising theme- s-
saa-y funds for paying the liabilities of the Com-
pany.
s tawatiz rozpV
I MPORTANT NOTICES.
OR SALF —A '6umber of horses ranging in
1 price from et40 and upwards, also one cutter
with pole and shafts and 1 democrat wagon nearly
new. Will be soldi cheap. WADE BROS. 736-
1.1.1:11 I1311
EdIIANGE HOTEL, Goderich,
de' Out. WM. C X, Proprietor. This is one of
the Quietest, Mos Comfort able and Beet Con-
ducted Betels in he Province. The Rooms are
commodious and the Table and Bar liberally
supplied. Good stabling in connection. 635-52
OTICE--The Council of the Corporation o
the County ief aurora will meet in the
Court Room in the -1 own oGoderia ta Tues-
day the 24th inst. All accounts against the
Council must be sent in before the first session
of the second -day of meeting. PETER ADAMSON,
County Clerk. 736-2
,
TEACHER WANTED. — Wanted immediately
1 for school settion No. 4, Morris, a male or
female teacher holding a second or third class
certificate I)utie to commence at once. Ap-
plications stating salary desired must be ad-
dressed to either Of the undersigned trustees.
_JOHN ROBB and Jo N MoRAE, Brussels P.O. 736-3
OUSE AND
' A LE. —Fo
house situated on
and at present oc
house contains
kitchen arid 4 bed
kitchen A 'revere
house is new and i
stable This pro
proprietor intends
spring JAS. LEA
\ OTICE TO C
" nah Cluff,late
the County of B u
b given that all
the said Hannah
ticulars thereof w
First day of Fehr
to the said estate
such indebtednes
February', 1882
it rever berred.
the said Estate.
of Februdry, 1882
----- ORI.
SA' E. — hat valuable an splendidly
located farm beinsr south half of lot No. 30,
in tee 4th Conces 'ion of the Township of Mor-
ris in the ounty of Huron, containing by ad- •
measurement 99 acres, 85 cleared and under
cultivation on he premises are 20 acres fall
wheat, an excelle t bearing orchard, a large and
comfortable dwel Ina honse ; good frame barn,
stables and seed. The I roperty is situated on
the main g avel r ad, and is only i miles north
of the Brussels et, tion. Only small cash depo sit
• required. Rem inder on mortgage. Terms
favorable For urther ' information apply to
OT SEAFORTH FOR
sale that comfortable dwelling
John Street, the property of
pied by the undersi ned The
sitting room, dining room,
ooms, also a cellar under the
Hug well and uood cistern. The
good order. There is also a good
rty will be sold cheap as the
going to the North-west in the
UT:ELAND. 736
DITORS o' the estate of Han-
oi the Township. f McKillop in
on, deceased.—Notice is here -
parties hying claims against
luff are requested to send ar-
th vouchers. on or before the
any, 1h82. All parties indebted
will please remit the amount of
on or before the said first day of
therwiee their claim will be
.A.MES H. BENSON, Solicitor for
Dated at Seaforth this 9th day
736-2
KIDD'S EMPORIUM.
1882,
eseeae--eaeseeaseese
iesa.
1 commerce by wishing all my Friends and Patrons the complimeets of the
season, and by thanking them for their liberal support during the last year. I
am happy to state I will be in a better position than ever for the coming year
to supply their' wants. For the present, I will offer very large diecounts. to clear
out the several lines of Winter Goods, previous to stock -taking.
Lines which must be sold, NO MATTER WHAT SACRI-
FICE, before stook -taking: SHAWLS, MANTLES, FURS. WOOL
GOODS, BLANKETS, OVERCOATS, READY-MADE CLOTHING, GENTS'.
UNDERWEAR, HATS AND CAPS, BOOTS AND SHOES. ena iceeral other
lines too numerous to mention.
* I. All Departments as usual fully assorted.
THOMAS KIDD, Sen forth.
I•"- Cotner of Main and Market Stmts.
RUPTURED AND DEFORMED.
CHARLES CLIME
SURGICAL MACHINIST,
118 King St,, West,
the -proprietor A Gill HALO Tereon, Brussels P.O.
736-4
ALUABLI HO
The subscribe
well situated hot
of Wales, in the
I arge stables in
80 horses. Par
Woe, The hotel
!business, and th
-to the failing hea
men of means nes
would do well to
SWARTH, Clinton,
TELPROPI-RTYF IR SALE —
offers for sale that valuable and
property known as the Prince
pitily rising town of Clinton.
onnectiun, capable of holding
'xtures, &c., will. he sold ea
a now doing a very profitable
only reason fur selling is owing
th of the proprietor. None bet
d apply. Intending purehasers
naka a personal visit. GEORGE
73q-4
FOR SA I E BY PUBLIC AUCTION.—
C. Tait - cot cote tit a auctioneer, has been
instructed by Arc 'bald Eyvel, to sell by Public
Auction on Satur ay, the 4th day of February,
A. D. 1882, sale t commence at 12 o'clock noon,
slurp, the uncle optioned valuable real estate,
viz: Norte hatv - of ots 45 and 46, in the 1st
Concession of the Towns' ip of Morris, County of
Huron, one hundred acres; 55 acres cleared and
under good cultivation, and 16 acres tilled to
dwelling Il
fall wheat. Gooc frame buildinet, Ji8z;g:ood
house f.'.6x36 ; bare 36x56; stab'. 3
an pump and a -plendid bearing orchard. It is
situated 5 miles from Wroxeter and NV -Ingham
Railroad stations ; miles frOm Brussels and 2
miles from Blues file In a good wheat growing
neighborhood This property e ill be sold at a
bargain as the prOpnetor has given up farming -
Stock and Jamie mite will be sold on the same
day. Tnu8.--Tlefl per cent to be paid 'ilown on
day of sale and balance within 80 days there fter,
when the purchase' will be granted a title free
from all encumbrances and be let into possess-
ion. For further particulars apply to ;ROMBALD
ETA/ Bluevale P. ' O., or to C. TAIT SCOTT
735-3 DUNCAN & DUNCAN, IMPORTERS, SEAFOR• TS
.r1tietlf.rteer, Win ;ham.
TORONTO,
—WILL BE AT THE—
COMMERCIAL HOTEL, SEAFORTH,
ON JAN. 23rd UNTIL SOON OF THE NHL
Invitation to all Deformed arid Ruptured people. MOST APTIAllATUS
ORIGINAL. Charles Olathe's Spiral Truss, patented in United States aid
Canada, is the greatest help for their fearful trouble.
PAD ONLY ONE OUNCE IN WEIGHT.
Perfect Ventilating, No Springs or Harem around the Waistlt nil your
Address on Post Card for FREE BOOK ON RUPTURE ANT) BATMAN
FRAME, (by C. Oluthe), establinhed in Canada 1871.
Come Early and don't Wait 0004WIRENIMIlik
Ortieffhill sumo. nee NAMILYON4
for the Last Houro PON Sit Ira
sto
1
I will have a large supply of my
Patent Trusses with mo, and DEFY
THE RUPTURE I CANNOT HOLD
WITII EASE,
Chas, Cluthel
MANUFACTORY,— Toronto, 'Ont., and Buf-
falo, N, Y.
s lea
aro:VI; WIWI
SUS
I.
BM I 11151 lean
*MANN
TO 0HANIAti OltU1'145i tett . - ..
itaafUlfil MVO Mat bleakeee la saltily
my daughter ow eautoly itiettatted fed
Cu -
at the OM slime the hait lee your
zest, anttia now pettedly atritight, eh
/ors last wing to get the inshtmetti, she efitild *I
difficulty wullt one hundred yards ; now .she OW
walk two or three miles with eass. Abri 1 mat e'
less that her life is due to vttt and the blaru.m*.
yen made her, after having been under IL dOOtall
cue for about three yarn. all to tutF ;Knolls.
Yours respectfully,
'lleunt Forest, August 8th, 1676.
_
Adelaide Street,
Toronto, 8th Mareb,11311.
'
CHARLES CLOTHE, ESQ.
Dear Bir,.. -,-It gives ine, much pleasure to certlitt
',hat for the last thirty-seven yeas l have been trait -
bled with hernia. or rapture, pad Dave tried aima&
every truss in e%isteneewithout avail; finally, rows
regueeted to try one of your Patent Trusses, whiM
bitii the effect of curing me in nine months: I migkit
berein state that I shall be pleased to give anyhow,-
WatiOU to anyone of its intrinsic value and of lb
great effect I might say that now X SD; 0=2
awed, and am able to work in any way 'without
affecting me in the least. iramaist. yews vaty
soffit HAWKINS!.
JOHN
11••••••••
ANNUAL CLEARING SALE.-
DUNCAN & DUNCAN, SEAFORTH.
This is a Genuine Sale. We make actual reduction in every Department.
NO BOG -IIS DISCOUNTS. Iiitock must be redUced, to make room for our
Large Spring Importations. Our Stock at present .is full in every Department,
and the codas are all of this season's importations.
DRESS GOODS, CASHMERES, WI NCEYS
FANCY WOOLLEN GOODS OF ALL KINDS,
Ladies' Furs, _Hosiery and claV68) Tweeds, Cloths, Clothing Made to
Order, and all Classes of House Furrnishings.
MILLINERY AND MANTLES TO BE CLEARED OUT LESS THAN COST,.
COME AND XAMINE OUR STOCK„
Age No Trouble to Shol!p Goods.