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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1884-10-24, Page 8S �, - ­­­ I— ­-­­ --- - -- ­ - -, : I - I ----I- - � "—I -- ­ I - - I I i i I I � I 1 i . I , - -- -, , , ­ -­ ­­­ -- ­��. 1 ��­-71­­ . . i I i I ! t I 1 I , -- - .­ --I; r I-— ,. -­­­­"ER1--- - 7— � . , t . I . . � i ; . I I � . f . i � t, i I I , i I I . . I . . I I t � � . ; ! I � I . �� I I - . ! I I I : I I I , I � I - . I . f I � i i , . � 1i � I � I : F � I I I I I � . : - 1i . . � I I I I i i . . . ! I I � i !! T t � I . ;� . i � . ! , I . ; I I j� � ; I I � - � . i - � i . . . .1 I I i I I . � I - 1. J - � I . . I � I I . ­ I THE.IiUftoN F,XP0$1T0RX ; � 8 - . 1-1 - I I I -- I ; I "� I r — . I I I I I I I I . ... I : i ' -- � ---.- - ­ --- - -, - I unintentional, and hail our �aorrespoii - ,pebole bo�consider well the qnesti n at the unexpected eight of the beautiful. P.,also delivered& spiri-teLl addre a. i _ 0 , 1 150 VIDER BARRELS FOR SALE. .B dent been less thin-skinned, he wou'd lBsue and carat thei votes on Thursday The ground was ow -ered with snow, and Both -sp?akers received a most rospe t. � � I . e not have noticed it. We kn6w that ti e next, Ac6nacientio Aly. Dr. Marpyn remained so throui ,bout the day.—M r. ful hearing. , - . e 0101 9-momn.—A welanclioly -case of sai. officers of the church, &is well as 4 e CIO ea, the meetii - g. He brongh , I oi -- Robert 'Jamieson, Troisurer of tie il ) a -, Itural Society, h:s cide.occurrod here on F'rida� last,which The undersigueaoffers for sale cheap pastor, are always pleasea to see watd6" very few w I biw arguments, He Tuakera,baith Agric a well to resulted in the death ot thewife of M2. � 150 cider barrels; also wine, ram, strangers present, and 'every possible itook about tile Ban e stand as he (lid at been authorized by Mr. Cress brandy and whiskey barrels—all Sizes— care is taken to make them -welcome, ,the prf Vious Meeti g, and wasted it Colt- pay the prize money won by exhibibo�s T. L. Vortuoe, a clerk jin in the hard. . I . I just the thing to put Cider into. - and secure for, them the beet ac.col4l - sidemble portion o� his time in abusilog at the recent Show held in Seaforth. ware store of Mr. Race ,. Mrs. Fortune . �, I ' 11 seven Ocloc in the Morning Modation the church affords.—EiD. Ex- the cle -gy. Unfor unately for himself T * he list will beready aud paymeu�s rosa &bou' Don't forget that Thorne's, is the . ! anl th 3 cause he i epr� sented, he Mac� e w and went about her uties as usual. Posrrolt. . I ( ' e ill be Made any time after MondE�y Cheapest grocery store in Huron. Try -- 0 1 a v3ry ungentl I allasion to % re r- next.—A correspondent asks if wom Soon after sbe was fonuLl by her hus- I � ems. I y on i I oneeand be convinced. LOST On Ma . �ed gentleman ,wi o have a right to vote on the Scott Act. band suffering terrible ftgony and it was Splendid Our- in Street, Gold Monogram ere�ad, and r,espe�, rauta and Raisins at 5c per pound. letters P. bf. H.; Yalned as a gift. 71nder w1ll OP ose him on , a former eccAsia i. The qualification for voters is the same Hubseq ineptly discovered that she had , I I P . ' please leava at this office. E81-1 . . et, been ppisoned by carbo�ic aoid and that Teas always aood. I N - ' i �� O t any groun. 9 whatever, or ho r- as under the Do Election A ! 0 . SCOTT ACT.� 0 ala,rm. need be en- . � tertalined by tho I se subject to coughs, colds, ing, why he should be called suck, he a[. and hence women are t accorded the she had taken the doseiin milk- Every L. THORNE, hoarseness, sore throat, &c.,&c., at; we @an assure laded to the Rev. John Smith, -of To. right to vote on the Scott Act. If th6y effort was mUde to sav6 her,life, but in I . � I the public that there will be no I restrictions t�' rointo, as an 11.sbiudonod scoulldreh'� were the majority would be conside - vain as she died--alJout ifive hours . Star Grocery, Seaforth. . Ir the sale of the great remedy 'I Lumsdbn & V 11- Th is 1',w as too much � for the audie ' e and ably larger thaj� it is likely tobe. I afterwards, It is sup�osecl she touk. I — son!s Royal Glycer%ted Balsam of Fir." lt,icertw. n- I i I the poison v�bile laboriing under a fit of — . I th a eaker was 1 hissed. T bai e -�- 1 ly muqt afford great consolation to many,to kni m ' I Z� Brucbfielcl i . e9p, - that this popular curer will still be wilihin reach Cal M. y, regardin � a gentleman . lil e I insanity brought on �y Soma Mental I 1�. - I trouble, as she had b in a melan- � TnPositm ofall. Ptice5ocents. 881. Mr, S ith, shouki be uttered in son te SCOTT ACT MEETING.—A mass me4- #Uron . ! - I cholv mood for some , e4 Her hus­ ' 10 w ing in the interests cf the Scott Apt III BOOTS & 'SlIOEs.—Great Bargains pla,e here he is I ss favorably khow t, � L . — . from now till the Ist of November, iw all oWs,, es to be hfitened to. I Ifter this it was son o � will be held in Union church, Bruco- band isi said to be an iudustri6ua Mau. I. ' ; of Boots, Shoes and Rub`bors. A large ,quanti ty time Defore ordet was restoredi n � field, on Monday E vening next, at 7 P. .She leaves 04 family of five childieu, the of Goods must be',either sold or 'removed. , 0 ill . I oldi�st�einginin'fiyears,iand,the yuun DISTRICT MATTERS. arid .See us. GEORGE GOOD, Scaforth Boot the! sp )aker allow I to proceed. T ma In. * Rev. Messrs. Ross &nd Thomson, � I 9- . -!— ..� ,,t , baby of six montbe. , Store. 881-1. 1 spoliled his iuflaex ce on the audier oe, of Brucefield, A. D. McDonald, 8 1 - . I -- TTI 1, Q 1, -1 fnnrl- , . ; 11 11 11 4- 4 11 4 k � i i .V OOT A-T.L.—J,uO I � a 1 RU4 S WVL 0 IMJ LJOMMU U IN I " — , . . I . rortb, J. S. liakin, Wingnam.- and it�- . � bail tearia, of this, town, defeated a team Tim MN.Du�N FiRF,.—A ConRrmiriop. i.jitt[e,e ect. The , eo le seemed to I)eo Y. Thomson, Rensiai, will address the I Kippeg. ' from the Clinton Model School, oh Sat- —It is with much pleasure we publish * a him nT apparently took meetiDa. All are welcome. An oppoir- WEOHILLV�11 is alwayl[i ahelid it) keep- . cod fid ce i , Ur to one. They play a .the following communication, as it'fally -the res � of his argu neuts to be on a par 0 . I urday last, by to . . 1 -trinity will also be given to any opposidg in- a ar o assortment of S�cotch, English and cup, tie match with Brus�els, on- the Sets night a couple of errors into which . 00 9 ' � -wit � h s reference: ;o Mr. Smith. V�,ry 1 the Act to speak. anadia Twe6d.9, plain a4d fakicy Fiannel-, - ' � . fair grounds here, on Saturday, October we.were led last week through misin- litt,o e atbusiasm was shown a b �bo , . lain an fancy Winciag, an 7 excelleut stock of * I . � EDITOR,—SIR—MV 8 . — — ' I nderelothingi all sizes in i Hooto and �jhof 8, 25'th� This will be a very important formation : Mai. I t- clot 0 O the meetii6 k, It had beE n I �iUs ' . � ' . . , I . I C37reen. .,.,.,.:. blackanddoloVed Cashniero'�blapk. aud colored �matoh,artd perha,ps the oDlyc:n:p tie tePtion has been called - to one or'VN 0 no ficed that a (Jollectioll Would be GOOD THRESHING.—Messrs. Berry sc Velveteens, a firsf clas,,; Ftoek of groceries and a that, will be played here this fall. mistakes which occurred in the accou it t&kE)n p � be I . . at the cloile of the -meeting,. � Swan, a few days ago threshed 1� 4 full line of evqything found 'n a fliS4 cILL't-.6 Gen- . � � . you gave last week of the burning of V Le proms s to go for the beliefit O i.b a � bushels of wheat, on t e farm of M . I eral Store. 881 1 1 1 - I A CORRF,aTio--T.­MR. EDITOR,—SIR,— Kinbarn cheese factory, and the mela '- Mvichaaics' Institu'ie, but some of ;be James Jariott, in one' hourP This s A Goob CJHANCE.—T.he tindoisigned in his speech last Wednesday evening, choly circumsta'nees attending.the .Sam a.. me mbers of the Inauagement objEct. i pretty. lively work. I offersforeale Some excellent Shrop,bire �am Dr, Martin stated that any one wishing The first is that Taylor, when at ray' ed to Vie Ing it tel g mixed upin any . George Watt, of ,,nil ewe lambso They are *ell-br'ed f I oin 1ya- . I ported stock, as a reference to their record at all place, asked .permission of Mr. Britton wit,, wl h eit L r pw and conseq a ' ,� �- I t11yi I., ieep- killed W procure a small quantity of liquor, . � e3t- tbis vicinity, bad f ve S 67 the fall fairs w�ll sufficiently, .show. A spleiidid after the passing of the Scott Act, could to go out. for is few minutes, &c. This 2 I L I ly 4he oollecl ,v�as abandoned, V1 i dogs on the morning'of )he 13th ins�. Shropshire rar6 stands for si�rvico i to it iiinited � - i 311 W -4 to do so through .the express. Allow me statement, if allowed to go uncorreoted, the'moeting broke � up as Boo I ( . ?N I I U all - - � The dogs have notyet been discovere 1. n nber of ow0s. Those dosiri pu,clia,se would show gross carelessness on the shouldc0l early,as their PunfliOr Is Lniitt�d. to state that the rules of the American Ma�ty. 4ed his ;3. 1 Mr. Watt also I Lo rohibit the carrying ; part of Mr. Britton. When Taylor we t ; had oonclu - ,,pLddrea, 08t va,usble horse on JAMES COOP94, nolon Aoad, ,Tuckersnihh, 11 ! I ,-� A I � Express Company p I . ! the 19th lust., whic i die I from iriflan�- Kippen, P. 0. 880-t.f. I � : I I I Of -ood,s of aDy kind into a State or out Mr. Britton went along with-'bim � L � I i t> . 9 � I mation. It is true that misfortun6s LoCkl', MARKET.—Th following are -isL alaw . ,111 � I County where there in force and was standing so close to Taylor that .IiWA B­Rl�rs.—'Rev, A. D. MeD )t - i L I restrictina the sale or consumption of he could lay his hand on him, but the &ld � wa, 3- assi q I ting the Rev. Mr. Dieki . 3on, eldom come Singly, I the prices current on t a intirket here: I , . � � wheat, __n IeSSL such morning being dark he could not sqe, Of Oalt, at,the com i Red wheato 74c to 75o,; white laEt r � dS, i , ran ion services . I such goo il ,qua-rititios than . � - — � i . I � as. are prescribed by the law, Yours .'what T L ay lar wp doing.. He was much SQ'dday.—W6 are , glad to be able t 0 i Bruf sels - i 73c to 74c ; spring wbeiLt, 7�o to 76o ; , � state 1rhat the approach at Giies'e"S THF, WRONG MIN,—Last week . oats, 28c to 29c; barley, 46c to 58c; truly, C. H. CULL,, Agent. - astonished by the report of it pistol � Lt . I IL I . — 3 580 to 60c ; potatoeti, 25a to 30c ; . ridge is rt�pairec I I I his side, Taylor failing to the ground 1 Lt b I i, and the bridge Laird was arrested 'or the robbery of peaF � _ , I L is : I � �ow 0 —We were in D. McArthur, but on examihatio i hides, 6c to 61c; sheepskit).B� 60c to 01; =Ioxs.—The follow, I thesLaMetiMe.: Hehadnofearofhim pen ifor .ti afflo. n W48 - PRizE LIST CoRRF � , .I ! ' apples, $1 per barrel. ina errors and omissions occurred in the I as he had searched him before oomil 9 erOr last week in stating that a a an dismit3sed, it being vident to all th4t � . I " - I I d L oeli arrested o i s at n if lie did reBembl - CALL: AcCEPTED.—The Rev. Mr. Ache- Seaforth Show prize list published last i to my place, and found no weapon )f named Bowie had , " be was innocent eVE � . .6 - I 1-a Pic .1 a . ( a , i son, of Wick, has accepted the call to week : F. SparlingL, Ist for 'Verbenas , nykindonbim. Taylor bad the pist)l )fb'ingimpioa0ed inthe burr- the build of one of tbel� hurglars. i I . K9 i � inate of J. Car 17 ing n chee 111 , . Bmp,ir.s.—Jos. P. Bino, of Seafort4 I Kippeli and Hills Green, his induction nochan ; Robe - secreted in the baok part of ' his. pant 3. 7pf the Kiabur ese factory. r ad rt Me I d will take place at, Kippeu cin Tuesday, t Lean, 2nd for L Baldwin apples insteadi The man named Bowie was mere. y Bo w�ie iwas only surn od as a wit - will wield the auctjone:e-'s hammer qt I .1 � I � of Mrs. B-ILack; Wm. Ireland, 2nd for 1 Surnmoned as 'a witness. There w s ness, and we, regre i h ving fallet into the extensive 13ale- of the estate aud November 11tb, at 2 p. m. 'Rev. R. Y. , I . . . - e� dist 0 lure B. D., Henaall, will fall apple& and Ist for WagnLer apples 1 "Othing to show that Taylor had aloy th, ,errorsta d.—Theketho effects of the late W. G. Hingston oh Thoinson, M. A, L 0 1 L ' I preach � Dr. Ure and Mr. J. R. Miller, . ., instead of _ Wrn. Fowler; James Scott, I accomplice. By inserting the above wa d a Sur , day� night IaFA, an] the -4th November.—T I he new woolle� of Goderich, will address the Minister � .� � drawing to a finish, and 13 2ad for goose and 2ud for Pekin ducks 1 you will much oblige, yours truly, Jom� the:iminense congregation listened wit i Mill is fast L I . e, ! MOMILLAX. J� 'I of pld�sure, and we tr,3,, t an ornament to the vill ),go. We trait and people respectively. � instead of- R. Scott; Chaxles Routtled-, i I a great de� I 0 ; , . Lf Ist for Suffolk Spring boax iastead Of J. � I 41. - profit, to the very able and eloquer t i -el - it will be a success wfie finished.—A. HEAvY SHi,P.)rr,,NTS.—A1r.Fl enry Shafer, � I I � . , I I rainbq'yer, of this placo E sh i' pod fifteen 0. CL. I Single � A.N UNFORTUNATE:.—The Olinton lie ?v Mon dE liv6re I b b, 31 �, A. Pannabaker has left'hepartnershi 9 p Cooper; Willson 1st for I . ; 1. ' I - Goolfrich, n-thE subje - -with J. J. Dinnan aric Rone cars of barley to New Ylqrk o a Monday , Era of last week sayg: La'te 6,n' Sa - t mower a -ad extra on grain seed drill in- tur of � ,ct of tempei d suveral cars of wh : day night Constable Paisley found a w . Re' Mr. Edmonds, f cumbent glit the bankrupt an . on the same stead of R. Armstrong; Mrs. Dr. , � ftrlw.� V. - in I I of, man aimlessly -wandering around tow . of I 8t. � "hom s chur eturned ho stock of Thomson & BI sit day. Mr. H. Happel, . Zurich, Ship- mith, Ist for crazy work instead of, . § .ch, r a,k last week I I S - . from h,S old country tour last we hl 70' cauts on the dollar, and J. Stanl6y I Mrs. Joslyn; R. McLean, Igt for 1.0 I He took her in' charge for her own aaf � . pod 360 Iambs from this station to . ite d ; , I ty, and found that she had only late. y Thii rei -erend gentl man's many fr, is now busy running Off the stock. If Buffaloi.on the Same day, and Messrs. yards. domestic cloth ; Broad -foot & Box, , � u i I Cuolmoie & Dick sbipped seven cars 2ad for parlor farm-tureL; J. and R. For- i come out of Goderich jail, where She werle ul eased to see him looking so, w 11, Mr. Good keeps on 48,will soon occupy . . . ' had been confined on account of coca 3- andt; eiiin that his health has beet the one side of tbe:street. He now of- fat cattle to the old country, also on ; . ' I has, 2nd for team of roadsters; A. El- I � . I . . I &I fits of lunacy. ,She gave, her narr e In. 9�h en!efitted.*--Mx. M.R. Coinuber 1 o'c'euples three di�orp.--Struthe thesame day. The vyholesbipment, coat, Ist for thoroughbred yparlin g heifer ' 'on I , 11 I rs & I I 1 as Reardon, of Seafortl:� and stated that is a-ttev the an u I meeting of t tak�rig tl� wenty-six cars qn I t double and lat for heifer cadf; Charles Lowrie, I I di " - h3 i Powell move into their .new shop th S ( Wo es; 1. J. Tuck,. 2d - for : she was trying to make her way hom 3,. 0 Oaric Calrl�u�goks ociatiou, being beld week. They will then have more room deckers,,was the largest �,hat has left this 2nd for crab appl I but was put off the train here, as 81 e _ 'r. . I ; � � ade thiutc,s ' - . � I tbig week ! i to, as a represen a - to store goods. . station for a IODg time alud M Z5 agea Suffolk $ow. In the Brussels , I I i . I i - the I had no mono .j Accoijamodation could tivei,irom the Seaf rth club.—A lai 3 ' - look ra�her lively for a w�hile� prize list,recently published all y . 9 I — . - ­ . � � not be obtained, for her at the hptels, as num berl from town went to - Bracefield LOCA4 WAIFS. �As nnounced last �- prizes credited to Thomas McLa,ughlin I - � I . I �, , I Bl-aevald. - L it was SO late, and Mr. Paisley !had ro , or Tue day t!o &tte d the funeral of I h 3 t, I week, BIr. Aiken O'ecapied 'the pulpit I should ha,ve been credited' to Duncan ; alternative but to place her in thd eel �s � lata'MiSB Higgins. M: and Mrs. 'Mc. I DOTS.—Mrs. Alex.Ros , of this pla , in the Presbyterian church last Sunday, McLaughlin. I 17- I . I I - � L dan, of , irineolosa, anitoba, are at, . attended the convention :)f the Womect and preached a verv* abl 3 and impressive � for the night. �He did all he could i o ." f I .' n I � L : . "I ' ' � i di nee. His zeal I make her comfortable, but it was with Ont in t wa. "he camp to see ',Christian Union' at Tormto last week Sermon !to a large audi I F-kTA.LAcCIDF­N-T.—Ir1 the Winnipeg � the greatest reluctance that she occl , pr I an I i as a delegate.—Mrs. Thomas Hyslop, d and earpostriess secure "for him the thilir d u- t r, wb� � is seriously il � f 0 I . , � � Free Press of Saturday last we notice I � 'I uudivid6d attention of every one present. I pied these qnarters, and during the nig! t n t L�eX et dtoreccver, Mr.McLollan I' I Kansas. eldest daughter OfL Sainal the follawina -. 11 David McCloy, a sub- , Bho J L � 'k, oicil , wak� for merl-vi a resi( en t of T uckers mi �b, , Black, Esq. of this place, is here on I i would yell at the top of her v . I He will preach again next Sauday.— Contractor on McBean's elevator at Vir- : ­ . . I 1� - L � , 'L —Mr. S-lemmortsi s�bool tEaohe#, The Groat Western Railwa� I , V13 � I occasionally, giving a- reason' therefor a d.reriovadlito Ma iitoba abouit twe' 'Visit. den, met with a sad fate yesterday. ,: I � . . 11 that she was afraid of ghosts. On Sul - yell ra a . He was on of the fortuUlLt,3 �,has"beeu re-engaged for next year �t has a gd6ng of carpente,s eMployed at 10 � He had been engaged in shingling the I , I I I - ildin . . day Mr. Paisley procured a conveyance m 11 w O Made money, there, � and was asalary of $480.—Mr.Joi . 3eph Leech'� tutnilag"jart of their station into a n� root of the bu -g when the Fc&ffold-iag and had her taken horne. She appeal-- . I enough' to keep lit.—M Ss Lot— new saw mill will be runi ing next wee '. dwelli to their agent, Mr. Hammond. gave, way, precipitating him to the I WIST b � � —Mrs . c. r . dingla few days t, � ed to be a harraless woma,n, and if suit-. wc�irt , wboB6 accileu� we mentioue —It will soon be L year sinco , , Nevin its s I ground, aL distance of forty-five feet, and t - I . ' 't him L j Ject to fits of in�sanity, should certainly la4tl we6k,*had. Mr. . IMes8etTsum"111011- I the now bridge was built here, yd with hei friends air I Mitolbell.—Mr. killing I Instantly. His, body was � Z I ; I � be put in Some, ' 0 ed before th ,Mayo mi Ifforldity to an- no notice has been poi ted up. Our IL other place than th el . Archibald Bishop, . . .I was in t 8 brought to the city yesterday, and will I � I L � I - L ; county jail. I . I 11 8 er tol the charge f failing to' ,give I e.- !county fathers had �ette - wait another village On Aforiday.— . GlIbert Die be buried withMasonic, honors . The i —The New Era is 4nitd correct, tha ha Itof the road on he night of the ac. :year and then a now bridge will be re-. has leftfor the old cot, try to dispose I L � I - deceased leaves a� wife and child, who ! � county gaol is no placd for such unfortu.- Ci('1012 The evidence we . ut to how t1a ;,quired.-7Messrs. Thomas Carrie, WM. of the cattle shipped th Ore oti Moriday. I � live at 196: Ross: street. He came to � I � '.il more in fau It t I han M . Moss t Woodrow, Thomas Jewitt and Jame3 Messrs., J. McLaughli�,. Win_ Cad. � this country from Sea,forth in the spring ; nates, nor for lanatics of any kind, bu t she Wa I 1. � what are peo, le to do with them? abol: that while her ve iole itson o: iL%ke, left last week on a visit to Al .moro, jr., Hunter alild Albert 'will p I I I . L Of 1891, and was a steady -and indus- I nn ' . ? I I here is no place for them in the cour - near the mid le of the road hi was w I goma. � accompany him. : L � . I I : I . I trious man, ha,ving Many friends here 1 1 i I ' , ty but the gaol.. In:this instance the off to One j side. The compl int vmi aii A LITTLE M=- D.—A shork time ago 6 -- , -_ who- will deeply regret his untimely ! I ' I I ; I person referred ,to has no relatives .wh) con� ontly � dism ssel. Mi s Long A manwho lives not a hundred miles eaA I I � death." I ! ' - equi I . " G-rey. I 1 can provide for her,and would be utterl Y worth had'beon indiscretely vised b, �of Bluevale,paid a visit to Wingharn. H� Z —Many of our readers will peruse � . . I ; TEMPIERANCE,-A lar a i t . , ge and e thaBiastic I destitute but for th6- charity she receives lit r 4riendal else BhE w:)uld never hav( was shown into a fine pa lor,, and beind I . . I the abave announcement with feelings ,from the municipalety, arid in additio i Is, &tlie. co, I 41aint.--T ie two year oh ,left alone for a few minu :es was taking temper4nee meetiog in ihe ffiterestli of Of the deepest sorrow. Mr.- McCloy i to this, when the insane fits overtake stee'r, which took the arst pr ze at.th( view of his surroundings when he es' the l3cott Act, was hpld in Duke's had been a resident of this town for ! her, it is not safe!to have her unattend - Sosif�orth show, the'pro erty o Mr. Jas 1plied an individual who bore a strikiri � School house, on the eve:ning of the 16th ' � � many years, and wag a native of this i" I F 9 inst. I�oag before the hour flor opening, - - - ed I - and it is not every person that oa 2 NiGbol-I of: McKillo p, has beel!l sold to r6semblance to himself. ' le accordingly dedito its . utmost I � , section. He learned the trade of car- Imanageher. During thb last iwo years 1 Mr.jRoberb Winters for $70. I' ' ddresRed his supposed . the hou�.se was crow . I � � . i weigh ad j a 03mpanioD, an enter with Mr. J. H. Broadfo6t, and I I � seating Capacity, and w,h].bn seven o'clock p j repeated attempts have,been made to I 1,38k) pounds. This is pretty o0d fol .f � rose to Shake hands, He noticed tba "' t I for a considerable time previous tOL his , - . hadcomte alliaost everylavail.able space . secure her a place in some of the as - three year old.—ReV. ,1� the other figure did the same. Imagin ' L 3 A- D. cDons ' departurefrom here he was precentor . lums, but without success, and at last, will preach on the sub- ect of tempor his surprise when be B Iretched fort was occ pied. After a few opening re- in the Egmoadville Presbyterian � , " marks by the chairman- Mr. Bavle,' i as a Matter of safety, she had to be ancl' in ' the, PresbytErian 0 arch D,r his hand and failed ,to g -asp anything. I 0 . 'Moleswo' - Church. He was a Steady, industrious, ; com im�itted to the county gaol i -with th 'Sunday evening nb3 t, a i the uE ual boir Joist then the proprieto- walked into the Rev. Mr. Bickel, of rth, - . I � 4 was called upon to address the electors and exemplary young, mmi, and wa's � hope that the county authorities Coal —We had a pleasau t Call the Other d the room and cleared u ) the myster � held in the highest esteem by all who , succeed in doing what the town authoi - from Mr. Wm. Smith, of Dakota, for .- by informing him that he(had.been th y of Gray on this most m)mentons ques- t) tion, na,mely, the ScOtt Act. The know him,. and his many old friends ities had been unable to do, but it seems merly of HU11'ett. I fr. Smith has now dupe of a large mirror. When' thus elni� here, while deploring his -sad and un- I I . spes,keriope ed his subject by stating a timely death, will unite with us . - that they have been equally UDBUCCO13E - been farming in D a i-ota for over thi e( lightened he ej.iculated 11 Upon D20 few isimple truths—tratl 'to which no orie 111" ex- ful, and have cast her adrift once more. yealfli, a.nd1a is still Well sati9fied witt soul I thougpt it was another man you tending to the young and bereaved - � could di;sbel eve—and Ma - thege foun- theJ. change 'he made 49 �came to: bad in the room." He I ad better be� dations -. he I proceed to bphold the * I . widow the most heartfelt sympathy. . THE ANTI -SCOTT ACT. MF,iTING.—Tb 3 Ontfkrio for the purpme of s sing ME come more familiar with his- 0 4 -- t * . I . W: Scott Act,, as a temperance measure, Auti- Scott Act meeting in C%rdno's hal I mother, who is very ill.—Mr. Jo r shadow before ge goes aw from homo and for the ace of one hour and a half .1 I . I A COMPLAINT.—EDITOR ExPOSITOR,— on Wednesday evening was the occasio , Beattie this week S' d it two year Ic agaio. � L I Sir: Allow, me through the columns of . . - � he hold hrsp audience in I breathless L . I . I � of another large gathering, the hit 12 filly� aired by! It Old Lord Had to. I i 6 er to protest against the scant being completely. packed. Long befor 3 i I I CLinton. sil- nee, barrying conviction to all. At I I your pap Tdr.'-,,'Rvnn,M1HuIle�t, for $155. Ti( - . 19 I IL -. 11 � i the close of his address !an oppaxtunity courtesy with which strangers - are the doors were opened the crowd be I . gal Salvation Army I &v'a pure ,ased t I't May, NEw CHuRcH.�—Tl e new PreBb t ' trea,ted in the Presbyterian church of i to gather and the stairway and sid6 � i . was exteud�,ed to any 1 one [who might wal lot j�lon MOn4jtreet north, forrhorly (c. terian church in course ol erection hero' � I this place,, being in such marked con- - in front of the, hall were complet . el � and are Maki ig, is making excellent pi ogress. Thl wish to raiso the gauntl4t in defiance of . 7 ,cupipd by Mr. S. Stark, e the Act,, but none were �ouncl who had . tralit to the cordial welcome they re- blocked. For some unexplained reaso i arra�ngeme#ts for the emotion f a bar. structure is of brick,'i, and large enouRli the hardiho jid to do so. Thendu order to ceive, at the Methodist churcb. across the doors -were not Opened until hall - racks in which to h8ld theirm tiug8. to accommodate bet,wee 600 and 700 1 the way. Last Sunday m�airning,,- two � past seven, the;, time advertised for th 3 There wil : t er Scott .&ct masE persons. Underneath th re is a claS' feel the pulse of the ,hudience a vote � 6�. , ­ I � was cast, which gavo a I return of friends and myself, all comparative meeting to commience. As soon as th3 me *in all on! Wed" I , - - 1 1 Pardno's i DES. room, with a capacity of 300 to 40Q 1 strangers here, two of 1113 being P :� , 11 Unanilmous foir the ot," there not -reaby- doors were oponed the dense mass mov. �l day ieve nin next, he severa'I promi. The structure will cost in the n eighbor� being one di,asenting voi e. . �, I teriana and the other a Methodist, ed forward amd �the hall was packed fall � ent itolvoca eal are e pected to� be pres. hood of 015,000. 4 will bei opened . I I I ,� � '� I I attended Service in the Presbyterian iL:-side of five ',minutes. Dr. Colemai , ent., Teach:us to Shun the way� of Vice, church, and were; -a shered into a - - seat �All he pre ent� teachers in the about Christmas.. . I And loathe the place wh re scufff 9 ers sit occupied the cb&ir to the entire satis. Pub�lic cb6ol here av been re-elogag- 'A HoRTIOULTURAL 1341F, Y.—AN, scheme - Where app3tite with ra!td device; . I +,. 11 . I immediately behind two of the' beat faction of all. Dr.- Martym was the firs ed4r n xt"year.— he Scott Act coin- is on foot to form * Hor �icultural So�;- Dethrones the conscie ), poiacina wit, . 11 I � I no, , � known business, men of Seaforth. This speaker. He spoke for about twenty mitoee ay I e ReciarE 1 the store on Main ciety for the' town I Of '.31inton. T116 Andwibenthe bowl � . + I waa so far very good, but-1here courtesy minutes, 4nd brought forward prin:ci. stro��t, adjoining � dr. McIntyre's shia township - A ricultu al S Consume-gilie life and stai�s the soul. I :)Ciety usuall� - . 9 y � ; , I � oeased,forthoug,ii; Biblea�,and psalteria pally the sa,me arguments which he Btoro, &lid -will occa.)y i holds a fait, here, bub it is. proposed.toi i I . . . . y i . y i � . . y i as a committat: . were a,bundant all around! us, there be- used on the same platform,on a former I 'i. yt � I J31yth. I I - � roona and�� general headquarters but . cat loose altogetber, from the count .' - I I in& ait least one unused P,ible in the occasion. He laid down'&' great many after voting day.—We are requested b3 The scheme is taking tangible sha I OUR Snow.—The Bl�yth fall ,ihow, 0 1 . I 11 pe� next seat, and numerous others that, statistics which he said were from the Mr.Bal lantyne, LibenE e - Inspectot, to arid thorough business Mon xf which was hold on the Ifibb. and 16th " - to arillagel. . . spared close at band, Government Blue Books. Rev. Mi. promotion, � ong I I I 8 i� Success in every � par could have been say �hat all the hotels and liquor storof in its tljem be�11]1 ' insts., Wa . . ticular we Sat the service through i without any Broloy followed, and delivered I Messrs. Ja a Fair, W. Colits, 9 - a ver Must bE C1680 on Thursday next, when . Georgo The exlubitlin all the a�aitments, was I . . - one: offering -as a book. - When. the last able speech. He showed ve Cy the Ote on'the Sco �t Act is being takeD. M"kenzie, R� excellent and extensive. Thursday, hymm was announced' one I t* . . .1 of my how far statistics were to be relied upoi i 1)�. Ryeilion, of '!Toronto, will Iviait Holme,4 W. J. Palsl y, A. H. Manning; tbough'ilooiny in the mornilig, was fine- . . I ' . , ftioads was about to help himself to in the case of intoxicating liquiors, eE- . Stratford profession ally on Satur'd y : W. Jaelson and Geo ge Glasgow I 11-1 � . throughout, and the attendance was .one of two hymn books -which hapip'en - I nt very large. It is eStiME ted �hat there I pecially when the figures were manipu- nex �, a d 'Will - be at.theVindsor hbt 1, THE GRzAT QUBETION,—Excitei:410 - ed to be in the se&t, when it was do. lated by certain parties to sait a certain —Mr. obortt;Wilsw was-ki4ed by one here over the Scott Act throws ev�rp, ,were not less than fivel tbollsand per- � liber6tely saa,tGb,ed from before him by purpose. He � . shed the people to j qd g 3 of 1 is i1orses the (�ther d ay. . - 'The I ani. thing elsoin the shadei. The fight is,' sons on tLe grounds at one t.;;Me in the a lady (?) . . I � � . occupying the Same seat. for themselves and look at the xiumber mal struckibirn in the side, and lie is hot, but rather one! sided., ,The tem- afternoon. Blyth has this year again - No,,W, Sir, the Presbyterian church of crirLes right in their own commnn- Still suffering from the blow.—Mr. ' EO, perance people clairn. that victory; is fully sustained its high, repotation for -lerstand that such conduct, ity which they can trace directly .to) Fowler, formerly 0 1 Tuckersmith, b -it Sure. A tremendous me(ting was hle i : I ought to unc I cl its excelient fall shows. lEne6uraged by that such treatment of strangerslis � intoxicating liquors which are never at. 'Dow of Sheldon, IDahota, this fall last Thursday 'night, at which the ut. past suc�ess, the management have de- , � simply suicidal, for it has the undoubt- 1 trib.uted to that cause in the criimin I thre3he on t e far 2 � � of Mr. Wra. S�pith Most enthusiasm was sbowD. Aev.Mr, cided to.make their exhillbition more at - s I - ed effect Of dl;iving away from the 1 statistics. Stapistics as far as drunken. � 1,35, . . day, f)r Ste wart,Presbyterian minister,odculpied � tractive I next year than jBver.,' . I � I sb!els of rain in one . � chuarch young, earnest workers of both 1 ness was concerned amounted to noth.- whioh a was paid cents per bush6l, the chair. Eloquent addresses were LocA,L:BRm ivs.—Rev. Mr. McLean and ' . I . I I I sexes wha would be the pillars of the I ing. Where one unfortunate gets ar- How does this st ike our Canadian delivered by. Dr. Maledonald, of Wing, wife wer.,esummoned to' ttend the fn- � I I 11 church in, the days to come. Few voung ! rested and sent to jail for drankennesE I thre3he s �? I .What .as the old vet6ran, 'r ueral, on Monday, of r8.' McLoan's - I . I ham, 'and M . K. b. B ifloy, of - Cliu- 4 people have the couraga -to brave a ; how many get iruuk and create distux- Mr.. W I . Murray, to say. about it? ton. InvitatiODS weie extended to the I father, the late Rev. Wialtee.: Inglis, of I � I � second time aa atmosphere in which � bancos who are, never touched'? It need - As 8 nil sta�'nce of the good value given opposite party to be presE nt, but DO One I ; . . Ayr, a sketch of whose life'ana labors . the Bocia.1 thermometer approacbes, So � ed no argument to prove. thi' I � ' t) � s, every on � --by our F eaforth grain dealers for whe t 4ppea,red. Resoluticuis support,ing the , a-ppeaxe(l in last Monda)'s Globe.—Rev. . "I � � I -i, sir,-&­.� Anew it theingelves. He qpoted fro Tuesday I last, ti Scott Act were unaDirno ied the nearly the freezing point. 1an I we May st�te that ) le . usly car-ried. - Mr. Sabine, of Walton!, ocoup Presbyterian, and have the good of the � ihe hic-j,hest authorities [and greates highest pribw,paid n Montreal ra rhet i POLITICAL.—Tbe "Efou. A. M. Ross, : pulpit of tba Methodist hurch, here, on r, I vi . I Preribyterian church at heaxt, hence . statesmen in Great Britain to pro PirovinciEd Treasurer I � I � I ve bii,�' wask (e,D's per tushel; on th l . , adcressed a large 1 Sabbath. last, both mor, ing and even - L - eetina of h I . � Dtleoan is the above lines--Cour,Ti�:,,Y. arguments. The evils arising from in' day WbE t u Sea,for,,h was 73 Cents'; it 0 is conrilituents here last 4 iDg. The rever�ened g an I. � a I . I —NOTE.—Wei are incliried to the 1 temperance were too appareut to every- cost 12 cents per bushel for freig t riday evening. There was a good at, ' earriest and.forcible pregcher.—Mr. M. opinlan that our corre,,pondout is'overly 1)ody to require statisticsto prove thera. fro Seifortht,oMcntreal,thuarnalikiiig. 5endance, but not hearl so large a � B. Malldry has ,removed to his new Benqitive. If, as be Say a, thero were a , Ou another occasion he I . J would be fully the �'eaJorb,h prices 4 cents per buslial ,,rowd as at the Scott Act meeting the , promises north of the Co�nmercial hotel. nutnl)-r of unuried books in tho paw be- prepared to go into statistic . P � S witli, bi " er th n Mon A'eal. The sarbe is DreviouseveniDg. The Hon. gentleman 1 —Mr. G. Hamilton haB' lad I 9 . � i improved a . t Side him, that ig, n o don bt, the very rea- his Opponent. The Reverehd gentle- the � r Mar rut of the markets. � � lelivered one of his characteristically : repainted both his buildings on Dinsley .Tho� . . . . i �n 4 1 1 �1 he UO I � )1.1 I �, 1 4 �� if, L ; , f �� ( , I I � I ple ; 'n I ; e P ne .� D1. P , ME � " nt t , w( � , , I C ! ad tJ I 9 6 , 6 I I b oe * � I , - L �, '( - �- - I ;0 -, It I � G '( b 9 � Son why th,)iie church members'who sat Mull Was litit-c-ned to with rapt ,at- dolightfil -i eather Df the early part ol ible addresses in which ae dealt with street, one of them has 4ud a new front - � nearbim did not -qffer hira a book, ag fellti()n by the -vast audience, and the we'llk i g,ave pi ftee to a heavy "rain the various question of political iDter. ' put in, Rud is now oceupied by" Mrs. t7aeY wGuld naturally suppose he would � was frequeutly enthusiastically up- Storm . oil T esday ji � gbt, jind ou T1 urs- st at the present time. Mr. Ross has Grwham, Milliner and dressmaker.— have BE-nqe enough to help hi � �-' A . .1 � i COSelf, ,%nd , plauded. He closed a very able ad- day moi ning when -6-Ths left their a improved very , Much as a platform. � Mr. M. Young, conveya�nceri is having , - s . US for th(3 action of thO hf,dy, We &I-0 I dress, of an hour and a quayter, in de- beds anid �1�oked ut, the cold. .v S akeroflate years and now he has ' hie building—office and reBidence—cor- V-UM the ts,Pvarm' ru e.,�,e;jo w,-6 en,k h� , - � V a - ,i,-(:Iy ; fence of tho Scott Act by "21in- t malt hti ve been Be: t through ther i y � Malay r,uporiors' I Afrl. Cameron, Ill -- . . 0 � 0 , �Qet I 4 b I ner King and Queen stIi,eets, improvecl K--- I . I - I I . . I I I - � . - . I . I . i I t I � 1 �1 I - I .1 I , . . I - : I I i i I 1 i � 7 1 i � ; . I I . I � I . . . I � 1. - - ­ . - - I . - I I.. .. . � � '�, - 1� f :: :. I ­- ­. i . . : ;-L'.- ­, . -­ I - -1 -- --- -- ­ -1—I ! . I I 4 i . i ; . i � � 1� I � � i 4 1 . I � � � . i I �i i ; i i . . i � ! - I I I i � I i I OCT,OBIRR 24, 184 1 1 i I . i . ind painted insideand outside. The I I )&inter has been� at upon it for the I � i i I � I � BE XcFAV,L � I � 1. � i � I . . . � I . I . � I'll � I . .work ! . I � Ast two or three weeks, ana will soon : ; i I I � �� I . � ; 1.11 . I � � iave it in good shape.—Mis�'g Young is . ! I . � I I . � . � . t I I J I I - . . � iow in Owen Sound visiting! , friends.— I I i � 11 � !! ; .. �� I I . I I ArB. McKeller's. re3idence, � pn Dinsley ; I 1 - . r I . . 4 : ... i .. . . itreet, is approaching completion, and ­.UB,&.b � B-11 IN— I : I � � ­ � ; . . . . . � I I � I vill be a decided improvem�nt to that I i i . I . , ! . . : I . ,� ocality.—The Scott Act -is 1now I the all : - i i : � : I i I � I . Lbsorbing question and top10 of conver- i - i I i i : . � � : i � I I � 4 � .! . i � I istion and debate, and this is as it ; & STAPLE AND F'N' 17 cy i � I i � I I I J sbould,be. NOW is the timelor electors I I I � I i � : io talk and think on that !subject, so i i i 3 I ! I . 1 � � I � I 1, 1at they maylbe prepared! I on Thurs- ; I I ! I � i . � .. � . � lay of,,next week to come �ut and re I I I i I � ' DRIY � GOOD41 I � I I -NTT]![ ' : SF,VF,NTF,F, . � I -,ord their votes intelligentIly and con' I I : I WHOIiF, NUMI�E � I wientiously either for or �gairtst the . � . z I i ; . . . z I I I Ict. I � . � I � � ! . - z . � - t==== : � .� I I ! ' � MorriSbank. 1 1 f � I MILLINBAY ,a I tec. : i � - i I - ! ' GOING OUT OW � i SQUIRREL HU,NT.—The second annual � , � i I I . � � 1i - i . i iquirrel hunt took place hero on Thurs- I . - I f I - I � I � 4 , � : lay, 16th inst. There w . re nine on � . : ; i i � I mch Side, commanded by M ssrs. Jobn ihe , � � ; i . ' ' Aesser: and Howard Snell. game LAPIGE STOCK. I 1 i LLI N1. ff as Scarce, as it was rather arly in the . I : i 'Idi i ;eason.� However, Most o . the boys ' � i . 1 �� I i I - lad something to sbo w f .,r I their day 8 . . ; - . r i ; � iport when they 11850mbled at the house � COMPLETE AssORTINIENT. I I � � � � r I � � )f Geo. Moffat, Esq., when the game � ­ ! : � I vas counted and the match declared a I � � . I . ; I de. After ample Justice had bjeen done I I I ! ' ; ; . AT ------ I— I . I io as ,rich a supper as any per- i i CLOSEST P1110E.S. I Z . ., . � . r i . I . I . . .1 ioncoulddesire, thefloor was cleared . I 1 I I � : � ! ir thedance, which. was carried on . � � I . . I � : - vith great zest for several hours, after -� I � I t . . � I � � I vhich all dispersed to their homes y sq.tisfied with the prooeedffigS. high- First � � - OUR MILLINERY. OP�NJNQ I t . . -*--' M A HOF .Iasg music was furnished � by Messrs. I ! — 'WAS A— i -b � � � � . 1. R -ie 1 L. B rown, L. Rutta: � 0 i, J. Moffat I I 1 . I : . 6nd A. R,,i,n f: s� A vote of thanks Ondered to the ladies of the was house for . ' i Splendid SUCCOSS, . - �� . i . i I � I � I I � � i � : � I he exc(illent wanner in which they bad I ' i � . - I � � � I - . )rovide�d for the occasion. I And we are now ready, to Suit every. i I . � i ! � I : - I . � � i � ' I Tuo-kersmith.i I body who May need anything,' in this . I . I I � � : . : MR. SPRO.&TS SALB.—Mr. 4 eo. Sproat I I i : department. -- � ! . ' : � ; i I . ry Sale wa�3 - : Our milline : , � vishes no to express his th4nks to his i 1 I - . �� )rother farmers of tile t I ! . � I . - � I � � . - i Cess, during last week. Ev� Cackeromith, Stanley, Halle ;t, Hibbert, ; I I I � I . I .nd especially McKillop, for their pres- r A CALL SOLICIT I . JED. .1 i � 7 � � ince at his sale, held on Thursday � last, L I : ! expresses their wonder a? .ud also for their liberal bidding. Over -A � I i � � I � � � - hirty head of cattle pliange hands un- � . - i ! - I � r,ea,actions we make. i -I [er the ably wielded ham er of the , Ex IVICFAUt3 I I q . I I I � ! . I � tqc( iotable: Joe in the short sp o of three I . I iours, besides a lot of horses and sbeep, , i ! � � I BONNETS, FLO � � ,nd a number of side sales made ,ard that in the in the I THE CASH DRY GOODS MAN I . : p � I �� � � i 1 of stock was not sale I I . I � .- 1i � � FEATHERS, i -B iBt. Prices ranged for th)roughbred . I i I I 1 I i -� ows from 45 downwards; �dowuwards. grade cows ---- a, � i I 7 i ; I � . � i I . I � . � I - � rom $,50 Some of the L- . - --,��M—Mmwmwft I ! ,,-WINGS, 0-ANAMfEb oriucipal p nrebasets were Messrs. libbert-; Braithwaite, Hallett Pell, ; Robert IV - � ; ! I Irishmen blush for—anTrishman sadly -'. :: .� . I � 7 i � I . I � i I �� Perris, Hul�ett; John Red and John fallen since the days wlien Erin' s sons - I 11, � of goods I -eft to:t ! - Lots . . I IcKinlev, Stanley, and Alex, Davidson, were described by a' gif ted ipoet Lag � i I i � ; I i I t i 4cKillo - ' I p- ! I �on I "loving honor and virtue more th,%n 11 woman or golden storto," Tolow in . i i i I � I i i � come and get some cif I � I A GO OD SALE.—The anc � ' sale of I some measure how f,tr Atr. Writt's state. i . � ! I I i 1 arm stock, on the farm of �inlayson, in Tackersmitb, Mr. Win. was largel y . , ments agree with the truth, Il enclose . . ; bf,rgains now going. ,ttended and proved very Satisfactory. I his tender, which was the on!1y com.. I munication we 'had from him ! of I . , � . I I . � � . I : . I . lis black, breeding mare hased by Mr. 'Win. T)IeCloy was par- for �216; any kiDdg an(f which I a,ik yrou to g;ive your � ; ; : V,Ve have an unusuail: I . . . I . I I I I he bay. mal�e was purchas d by the . ; I readers' verbatint et literdt-77b, and I only- , � wish vou could: give a samplei of the - I � I I � i � � t � ; I -Of - FUR -S., and all kmdg � I fessrs. Love Brothers, of Hi or $193. A two year old g ll's� Green, ldiDg' was Mechanical part of the 'wdrk, that they I I . : � ! I I I . : archased b Mr. Campbell,of y Stanley, may judge how f ar it should reecimmend its author, or how far th,o prod�,,ctiou is 1: . � - - i -w I � -ned which we! i . :)r 619�, and a sucking foal based by Mr. Alex. Park; of was pur- Hibbert, entitled to be classed a.moiagst -1 best I - : . . i . . i I � - I . I . . )r $100. One yearlina steel- ,sold for recommendations and se6urities;" other � i I . � � I cheap at the Cheap Cas4 S � I " 361 and four spring calves realized $59, than this we had not,hibg on whic,h to base an estimate of tho!mian's fitness to � � � i � I I . . 1 ; � � . nd the remainder of the sbodk roportionately bigh. Mr. Fitilayson's went I do the work. M r, Edi or, when your ; � 1. I � � , L � . I I 1-1� took was all good, and the d that it do � , ri6es qnot- L to readers learn. that Mr. Writt was a I stranger -to the membors�� of t1l' COn.n_ 6 I � . � I . 1, � � - I � I above, show 8 pay I e ocid st6ck. It will not cost -keep any more cil, that heoff ered no recoaamend[ations, I I : HOFFMAN I FR. - a rear a two hundred dollar colt than thathe offered no security fo I r 5 e pro- 'Work, - . I � � .. I � . : I � z I scrub that would be dear at fif ty per performance of the I they will � I I ollars. The whole realized the hand- not be at a loss to know:Why.bi3 tender � was passed over, and tho offer (though � . � . I I : . � I : ame sarn of 01,650. . i I . : a little higher than soule others) of a ' I I �. . I . � t I s k . � 0 � Stanley. i gentleman whose tondor was 1: accom. . . SEAFORT I � ; - I . panied by testimonials � from Councils ,,� ; FAR11 , RENTED.—Mr., Thomas Simp- � for whoin h e had done Isimilar� works, . -, I— I . I - .-I I )n. for!rnany years reeve of - the town- I and also by the offer of Arst-claO secur- �, I y � il . : [lip of Stanley, has rented his farm on ity, was accepted. And when I add that � I . � —Thieves stole five bt,ttl .. . as Parr line, south of Var- a, to Mr. I there were two other tenders lo�er than I I *: meotal wine from S -t. Jam: Vatson, a neighbor, for at r m Of six Mr. Writt's, your readers will4onder I . i Pioton, Nova Scotia, aol I I ears, at an annual rental of $300. The . I what- the 11 squeal " sto,uds on. And . � I 1� over the altax. ! - . I . Lrm contains 100 acres. MI - Simpson now, when the true choracter of Mr. I I -. — A.bout K000 has al.re , , itends retiring from f arrain j,, and will .1 . Writt is made plain to us by hi letter, . I . . I t scribed f or -the montropl. , � . : � ave an auction Bale of hit titock on the members of, the Cotincil Peel dis- - : . 1880'. It promises to OX4 I - I I . 416 Vednesday, November 5th . to Brucefield to livio, intends has ' -on posed to congratulate themselves � � have Previously been hip"d. I li, from Qilel 3mb.ving urchased the residence at present and oc- having escaped being pirty to! a con- tract with so undesirable a contiaztor— . � i � —Adespatch . ". � �i political ,orators stumped � . � npied by Mr. Peter Me regor, for a man who 'could, indeect,'underl' proper I I i .1 Df :Beauce and Mega, atki &� � ", I I . rhich. he pays 01,300. It is a nice, direction, dig a small diteb, but who � "I -thel electors at the 4qhll � . Dm!ortable residence, and we, wish for - should aspire to nothing' high r. Mr. . PJ1 the . more im-portalit i fr. and Mrs. Simpson, many years of . . Writt ref uses to see Ahe real and obvious I � Sunday. 1 ealth and happiness in ' their ble new home. Mr. McGre comfort- or intends 1 - reasons why his tender Was pass9d over, ' tries I . —John MP,Leod, a yov I. his life in Kiucardiu'o 3moving to his farm adjoining Bruce- and to make the public believe that his name and natiopality stood be. � I While attending to hit I - , old. I tween him and the success of -his p Ian. . I engine room of -NU t - OBITUARY.—M&Lly of our readers will His efforts will go but a, shdrt way in : � woghs he came in 1 4:, � ear with feelings of the d 3epost re- the face of facts so easily proven. We i . th4 driving wheel and", 'A ret of the death of Miss Alli, Higgins, decline his 'advice about � the I I �o Irish I ldlIbd 1 . I oungest daughter of Joseph Higgins, need apply " business.i, In hen we � - --The 20th anniversaty, ' ,sq., of the Bayfield road, Stanley. could substitute' *,.no one but !a Mau I I tion occurs in. 1886, and -1 [ism Higgins has been in ill -health for . knowing his business need ! apply." ari,,Sen -of celebrating th,4 * n � early a year, and her death was not This would effectually dispose I of the - � � international exhibition'In ; ulooked for. She contracted Adi which settled on her I a severe ngs, and, veracious - would -be CO � Writt, ' S.'SMILLIE, r, Mr. - I a 'grand Scale. . � —Five hundred emplepyc 3rminated in consumption, hich fin. 4 I . . Deputy Reeve. I in Toronto met on T%Ief ihed its work on Sunday In , ning last. . I J i-- � � . Aud.Organized the - Bre Ovei he was but twenty years of! age, and- The following is Mr. , ritt's t rider: I , i Ation "' ; Protective Associ i '4 i rior to this was always a remarkably I tender. r . 1814 I pofie of the r autual pro, I e )bust and healthy perlpon. [For some det 2 . ' I t I imterests. Tlioypropos6 i. I Drisiderable time before her Olness she to the coancil of tuckersmith I the un�er sined 11 I thloend. by strongly 0.00.1i I as teachg'r in t' L'o will cdt dig and emplet the ditch enrolhM and spesfiestion for the sum to Plans oent one . : I � Art ond. its promoters �t i Irussels public school, wheite she dig- . - dollar and seventy five cents pe-;r�.T,fo -l�he hole : tunit . ,I I : I y layed great ability and aptitude in the � work. ! P. J.�WRJTT . . - , I —Sionaay evening a set i -rr. rofession of her choice, I y her kind � - I I I ocaarred at the Grand 1 � . -able dispo nd lov tion had made her- a! �i Hay. I I I Hamilton. As the Totol ­ elf a favor*te with,tbe truste3s, her fel- l ., � ! COUNCIL MEETING.—The Council met . i : � i coming to a stop an, I � , . I ' )w teachers and the pupils inder her . harge, and was well liked an� I univera- pursuant to adjournment onlFriday, I I � off 'while the train W.'s I � L . anal falling, got under I Ily respected by all -Who. new her. I October 17th. Moved by'LKr. Slurernst , L seconded by Mr. Heyr � ock that the � '' L the train, crushing one i0f � . � ler bereaved parents and relB,tives will ave the sincerest sympathy of a very ditch opposite lot 19 L 0011ces Sion 3, - 'i i I � I 1 jelly. ��'.AA -, . I ! —it i's red irge circle of friends. i I b,�, sufficiently deepened to allow . the' Burfaz o ran ()'ff, the 1 �� ; �, I : month since the Six-, ;' i'll, I � -- - � Deg enerate IriBhuaa I I - . ,,With'a_,,�ision L . i work Lto be do'ne under the saper- of the pathmaster, the cost of 11 11 I . � ; i settled on their reBervle I The event was �celebrata. I .� I I .1 Grievaaice. " I which shall not exceed $10. MoVed bY -L a 11 �010us mannerduring 10 I week when an �agricul:tu DEAR EDITOR : -In the Mi Ichell Ad- Mr. Heyrock, seconded by Mr. McE wen, I : 1 held,.' I exhibition *ta ocate of October 10th, a caimmunica- : that the clerk be instructed to notify -rhe I . . I L . . . every department, f ally'�'. Le, ion appears over the Signs, u e of J. P. 11 Mr. J. Spackman to forward to lifin on � I � I . 1 7 . � 'a 001111 . i . , try show. 1 Vritt, which reads as fo Ilow . . : Ten- or beforo the 15th Noivember next & 0 : ; I . . 1� —Information bag rel ders were asked for in your paper for I detailed statement! of all . statute labor I � I - I I f that the aspect of afl�wits Making 1,106 rods of drain 1:3 t broligh -and performedby him allLd Money paid for � 4 : � itein, is most serious. T,1 -16:L the township of Tackermith, statute labor on behalf of tile Canadiii, & � - Alp,rs their friends; I were opened privately by t . a e Council Company for the year 1884. Moved by : .- and � " L police! ) ; d4achment of on the 2ud inst. As they Were servants sworn to do their -blic pr 4uty with- Mr. McE wen, Seconded by Mr. 116yroclit that Mr. H. Lipphardt be req I red � to - � � . r fr6m Toronto, atonce 415, I � out fear, favor or affection, I naturall y deposit with the Reeve on or . ore the � � I I :, . UP ,- I 'holding their tra'30 � : believed that a,ll who to nd red would � 25th inst., a legally executed bond " with �� UQ'x,,essary. A .1arge �v . I I - � i 'n4vvies in the camp we receive fair play. In all s were opened, and althou x tenders � mine was . approved suretiEs for the amDunt.of $12,000, as a guaranteo that be will � : I , � r,f � Winchester rilles and � , I � i � : � I . $29 lower than the low st, it was collect the variouf, rat6s for t�oyeax - I � !r6gular -watch was OrgAU) . �, I ' tUe steamer from laudl;11 Scarcely considered, although I had 1884, and deposit all mo:rteys vitli the . � . V `-*- 20ent. Notices Were $,Its - - offered the best recommendations and treasurer accord ing to 41 w. Moved by - ; 11 ' , ilig that th,e police w0tllli security. It was quite e the broad Scotch accent of dent from themiem- Mr. Rannie, Seconded by Mr. k that the followhig accounts be p urems, 3,id: 0. I . % I � .T ! to land, or to remain �at I . � . r bers of the board, that my namo, had Oswald, repairii-, two culverts, n $4; J. - I � : Fr.om the d,esperate �cl � - � , the a good deal to' CIO with my offer being kFanson, repairing culvert �2.50- -' 1. W. �!4; . . � Mon who engage in I I I � - � i -at this oint, -and the :41t rejected, and in futur when th'e' � J\TcKie, cedar aDdrwork pulridge, . . - . I I their fr p Jends to assist 0�f Council of Tucl,-ersmith I I sh to let a ' ATT. Beehler, Mi akiug ditell, $12; i Heyrock, Q.. 0117, : , - I : I there is little doubt th* -1 public job, would advis embody in their advertise I them to ent that repairiDg culvert, 50:,�.; 0. I buildip 9 culvert,, $4; 11, Heyrock, ce dar i. I Mont will have to comP I I I � � no Irish need E6pply." ! , � i and building ap-proacbeg to Hqyrock's I id i a Wg,l 1. li %Edn wit-liou&t lana; � ; � ul'". e 8; i of the catal From the general toue, of is letter, bridge, $18; C. Aldwin-th'-work �a 'Bell, 131 6 n I ituatio ,q- I I Z Able for the purposes & s well as the fact tbat- it 4outains, a road, $25 ; Paul D. c2d4r and - � . 4. - I few,resoint e men coul(I I bull," for was not his tender ,. lower plank, $56 37; Berlin Vire injurance I I - , : : 114ading impossible. ­ , � I Ilan the lowest? I infer Mr� Writt is Company, ,�2,90. The Council I ' I journ- . I � . ----+— . I I L u Irishman, but D.n Irishman that ed to raeet on Tuesday, Novemb " r0tb- - � I I I I ! � . - L t- i-� - s�?�,- - . I - 1%��� I � !, . : � I- � i i. i . . I I � . I - - L - ,%' i I � . I I a �.. - i 47 � .L ,;V. � I - iir�- 4A : i ze, I : .4 , : , I I � . . � , ­ .� . I I I .-� .. I .1 = �