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TED. HURON SIGNAL, FRIDAY JAN. 6, 1882.
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- FRIDAY, JANUARY G. 1881.
THE LESSON TO LEARN.
The municipal elections are now over,
and the 8g1.t has been won and lest all
over tht. Province. Of outside places
we are not in a position to speak definitely,
but of the contest in the town of Gode-
rich we can say that on one side politics
stood out prtnainently. This was par-
ticularly noticeable after the result of the
polls was declared, and when the victors
began to boast of auother Conservative
victory. For our own part we are sorry
this feeling obtained, for our sympathies
wore with the best men in the interest
of the town, according to our light
For this reason we backed Mr. Williams,
and not because of his political stripe.
Even those who voted against Mr. Wil-
liams admire his sterling qualities and
regret that he will not sit at the Council
Board of 1882. Many who voted for
Mr. Campbell, owing to pledgee given
before Mr. Williamswas in the field,
now rue their course, not because Mr.
Campbell is not a good nan in some re-
speots, but because they firmly believe
Mr. Williams to be a better one in every
instance.
To Mr. F. W. Johnston and Mr. W.
Campbell must be'given all the credit of
the victory, if victory it can be called.
The latter madean indefatigible c invass.
and after getting the pledged support .,1
a number of prrinent Reformers, in
the highways, went forth into the by-
ways and raised the political cry. Mr.
Johnston Oily seconded these efforts; not
because the interests of the town de-
manded any labor from him during the
contest -for Grits and Tories alike had
united in electing him Reeve by acclam-
ation -but because his ambition tempted
him to aspire to the Wardenehip, end
Mr. Campbells elect ten would be to him
a stepping atone to that position. For
this reason, Mr. Johnston worked like a
very Trojan, and his efforts in raising
the party cry with a personal object in
view, show that the poblic intereet must
always be subservient to his private ends.
"There is many a 114 'twixt the cup And
the hp," however, and there are many
solid men in the County Council of both
political stripes whose claims to the War-
den's chair are moodier to Mr. .Teleo-
ston's; and the chat are that Messrs
Hardy of Exeter, Gibson of ‘Vroxeter,
McMillan of Hulk -t-. Forsyth of Morris,
Strachan of Grey, er Kelly of Blyth will
have as great, if net oreater claims than
he upon the office..
Be that as it in iy, h has 84.reil "sae on
this occasion, and he hail best make the
Soma of our "young men about town'.
put in Monday last in seteniin; w thq
time-honored custom .d making New
Year's calls. Did you notioe them at
the start, and did )uu ebserve them at
the finish. At early morn, buoysio with
the vigor of youth, arrayed so as to du
credit to their tailors, and light of step,
they hastened to make the attack upon
the smoking Mocha, the I.:ea-mike, the
candies, the walnuts toil the other
etceteras. Assault after assault was
made. and at first success el.i‘vited e.ery
effort. But alas there comes a time in
the history of every one when to make
an attempt to succeed means but to fail,
and that time can by eventide. Then
the young eau meandered lo.ineward;
his face was haggard, and hie foot -steps
lagged; the jaunty swiag and elastic,
treadwashisnoleager; the deadly ouffee
and insidious cake had dont: their weik.
Let us draw a veil over the harrowing
scene.
mord en the N. re •
While the organs were shouting them-
selves hoarse asserting that the tariff had
not increased the cost of living, the
'Civil Service, with a painful apprecia-
tion of facts, approached Ministers with
a petition for a bonus because the cost
of living had increased enormously under
the operation of the N. P. Thu; was a
staggerer for Sir John, and speaks ore
mthan anything the Opposition
press can say of the effects of this dis-
satrous tariff. Every one working on a
salary knows that the purchasing power
of their wages „has fallen from 30 to 40
per cent. emirate it was established. -
[Ottawa Free hew.
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The new Government land regulations
differ from the previous ones 01 several
respects. A new classification of the
lands is adopted, which may be stated
briefly as follows: -A, lands within 24
miles on either side 4.4 the C. P. R. or
its branch lines; B, lands within 12
miles of projected lines other than the
C. P. R.; C, lands south of the main
line of the C. P. R. not included in A
and B; D. lands other than these in A.
B. and C. The pre-emptiuns in Class B.
are within 12 miles of any projected
line, instead of 24 miles, as heretofore.
Two plans (4 colonization are proposed
under the new regulations, tne second
: plan being for persons mho desire to
• purchase larger farms that the first plan
1,611 allow to be purchased front the
Government. Under elie old regal's-
tions, half-price was to be paid for the
lands thus sold, the penalty being the
payment 44 the full amount in case the
terms of sale were not complied with.
By the new regulations the full amount
is to he paid and a rebate of oneshalf
granted when the terms are complied
with. Under the tirst plan, as before,
settlers have to be located on every sec-
tion, and under the second the same
1principle is carried out, the number cf
settlers beim, 64 in each township.
The provision fair the purchase of wood
lands is practically unchanged. The
clauses regarding pasturage lands pro-
vide as before that the leases shall not
be for more than 21 years, and shall not
cover more than 100,090 acres. A new
provision is inserted, however, provid-
ing for the survey, at the cost of the
lessee of unsurveyed , territory. The
rental' of them lands in placed at 810
.per 10,000 acres, instead of 810 per
1,000 acres as heretofore. The condi-
! tions as to the. placing of cattle are
altered. The annual rental fur the
farm station property is placed at 82 per
Isere instead of $1.25. Where there is
competition for any particular land ten-
ders are to be invited, instead of its be-
ing put up at auction as to the former
regulations provided. An addition to
It the exceptions to these general regula-
tions is made of lands required for town.
plots and mining lands.
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iaostuf his upportunity,for he may never '
Kee the like ii4ai.s. We therefore con- i tees of
S.
sraliNietr).recently stied the trus-
g ' 1 1 - , • . 1- n UC III 03 801.1til Cayuga, for
ik I wrongfully refusing to elle* her to com-
itching after tie: Wallenship, for he inay Iplete the term for which she was engag-
e. need gool wishei 1...f.ire he vets the r ed. Mita L. was engaged at a meeting
0 i ,,, Ithe residence of one of the trustees,there
A i, posniera
To the toeet:srs n :I . have not taken a
0
doep interest 10 tae 5 jilt past,
we would only say a henceforth yhu
should be mindful t your
is.rt to no cupid:do...veil eon know all
who are likely to lsr the Celd. When
the folk tieloo is 1...: 311, hmk at the
merit e of (•a -ll candidate and bo governed
in your choice th ,.:10 who 110•4011•03
the best .ilalities of heart and head,
rather than :kettlesf at aiaal glibness
of tongue. Let polit,cs 1 eschewed to
municipal matters no: withstanding the
wording ef the plivar,_, Cons'JrFittive cir-
cular, to the einitriry, for ,polities in
town affiors have alio.' ly (lotto more to
retard the progress • 4 G:iderich than any-
thing else. fly so t'tia.. ettzlt voter will
have the privilege 0: helping to get in
men who are nut w ailed in lay narrow
party prejudices, ao,1 who will not allow
their judgment in inonicipal affairs to be
warpea. by outside boerferenio or secret
circular.
Then, and not till then, will Goderich
travel on the road to prosperity.
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Taxan was an incomp-uitylest Sunday
in the Episcopal Church sermons at
Guelph-- an eternal unfitness '4 things,
ao to speak. The rector was away from
house spending the htilidats, and the
labor of sermonizing at each service de-
volved upon the curate. In the morn-
ing, said curate astonished his hearers by
preaching from the text "For ve are of
your father, the.
devil. and in the even -
.
My excited their risible* hy elaborat ing
on She conunand, obey seem
, being only two trustees present. The
trustees contended that due notice of
the meeting bad not been given: that
there should have been a resolution Wily
moved and seconded engaging the teach-
; ere: that this resolution should have
been copied in the trustees' minute
book; that the nereeinent should have
lbeenit was itign1 el
ct; t htitItaltartia
thees Rutthe
itshit,ium
have been brought in the Division
Court. It was prove.I that ell the trus-
tees had been duly notified of the meet-
ing; that the agreement, theugh not
signed at the time .4 the meeting, was
well underst.'sl and ede( an. 3Iiaa
Lemibier had taught five weeks. at the
cad of which the trustees insisted upon
' her giving up to them the key of the
O school house. She had accepted AS part
payment fir services $3,1, but without
prejudice to her right .4 suit. The jury
awarded her as damages $200, which is
as large an amount as the County Court
can give. Greet interest was taken in
the trial, which occupied two days.
.L1l11111221.
Mr. John Ferguson has taken possess-
ion ofthe shop and residence formerly
occupied by Mr. Alex Dey, blotch -
smith.
At the annual meeting of Union
school /motion No. 5 Hullett, Mr. Sam.
uel Marshall was elected trustee in room
f Mr Wun King. Th
note Messrs. J. Habkirk, F. Straker and
S. Marshall.
Mr. J. M. &linty has returned from
the Parry Sound district, where he has
been all summer. He says times have
been better there last sumtner than us-
ual. The crops were not much injured
by swimmer frosts
Diu ova sir Mtv, Impotency of
mind, limb er vital flmetten, nervous
parents " weakness, arena' debility, and all dia-
ereses missed hy intbscretinns and aims*,
are rade-vibe and premptly (mired by the
use of Mack's Magnetic Medicine, which ontit,he eaate Is it kr ;
The Jamaica prewe is maul to 1,0 Ills -
cowling the question of annexing( that
country •,. •'•, 1 -rated 544at,..•
COMMUNICATIONS. tight, aud succeeded in getting a major-
- ity tote in four wards oat 44 six. Yount
ti uly, Lisaaat. CoassavaTiva.
'ening place Ni.. 3, Ordure& Tp.. Jan.
Srd, 1882.
We du ea hold *omelets responsible fur the
detaions et our t'urrespusititam. Ouatribte 1
tees to this dirparhaeat must cosine them- ;
eat es to public questa:is, and be brier
Property aeallactallita.
To the Editor uf the el, 'am..
tine, -1 see in Leo week's i*.,* Mater
alum Ca e Dance 's csndld4&qrs, bet
as that gentleman as elected at the
heed of the poll inhi
' ward the spring -
tog of the issue at he eleventh hour
smuts to hare been void of effect. But
talking of disqualification, cell you or
any of yonr readers tell of one inch .4
ground in Godurieh that Mr. F. W.
Johnston has any right, title or proprie-
tory interest iu,' or deed of I If there is,
I would like Mr. Johnston to let the
people kuow of it, and they will not
elevate their eyebrows ao nruch when los
wallows the qualification oath. There
are a number of °there who stand iu a
similar tie from lack of property qualtti-
cation and other causes. But 1 would
prefer to deal with one at, a time. Will
iny young friend rise said explain before
he takes the oath for 1882, or will he
swallow it as be has done for five years
bite:, and Oen no evidence of choking.
Goderich, Jan. 2nd, 1882. QUIRY.
'sectarianism to Ilinaganiten.
To the Editor of Ten SIGNAL
Thu Municipal Elections caused little
excitement in this -place, but the lose was
more than compensated for by the ter-
rible confusion made on Wednesday, 28th
ult., over the election of a trustee fur
this section. The first question that
would arise in the tuind of a thoughtful
reader is, the cause of the excitement.
My readers will certainly be surprised to
find that the real cause was religion, and
well may they be astonished. Had
politics been the bone of contention
some excuse might have been rendered,
but when the different denominations of
the Protestant Church disagree on such
a trivial matter as the election of trustee
what is their religion worth 1 I say it is
an insult to the few, may I say the eery
few right minded, unprejudiced mem-
bers of the comneunity. What makes
the affair appear more abominable and
unpardonable is that two of these de-
nominations are holding Union prayer
meetings. "Oh, consistency, thou art
s jewel ! Oh, judgment, thou art fled to
brutish beasta, and men have lost their
reason." Had these would-be religious
fanatics taken the leant thought of the
future happiness and welfare of their
children, they would never have infused
such a spirit of dissention in the young
people of this vicinity. Exemple teaches
more forcibly than precept, and how can
the children live in peace and happinesa,
and love their neighbors as themselves,
when by their parenta'. example when
Methodist and Presbyterians are made
to.hate one another
SNOIVEASS.
• Natters la GederlIt h Township.
To the Editor of the Huron Signal.
Mt . EDITOR. -Through your public-
spirited journal, I wish to make a few
remarks in connection with some of our
recent municipal elections held ie. Gode-
rich township. The late contest, like
previousiones, was run on party grounds.
Now, sir, there are three parties con-
tending fp supremacy in this township:
1st, the old Tory party; 2nd the Liberal -
Conservatives: 3rd the Reformers. The
first, being in the majority, contend,
like the Family Compact of old, that
they should monopolize all municipal
offioes, patronage and pap, and have al-
ways endeavored to put their precepts
into practice. The other two parties
contend that intnii4a1 honors and pat-
ronage should be given according to
merit, efficiency and econoniy. And
now, Mr. Editor, as to facts: At the
contest of 1880. three mut (1 five were
elected pledged to eeenotoy and effiCien-
cy. They first cut down the salaries of
existing officers, who were all true sons
of worthy sires. Theconsteniation thus
ceuseil was fearful, and the faithful stood
aghast and wondered where the end
would he. But the Council did not rim
there. The; close a Grit for asseesor.
and passed over the application of a Tory
for the position. It is quite true that
the assessor appointed was Is competent
man, an old resident, and a practical far-
mer; sial it is also true that the non-
plussed candidate could only boast of
four years' residence in the township,
and was at the time ef application n re-
sident of the town. of Clinton. But
these were trivial mitten in the estima-
tion of the" :Olyed-in-the-weols," and
the main fact stool boldly out that
the appointed atomism was a Grit
and the rejected applicant a Tory. Two
of the Council remained true to the tra-
dition, of their party: the other three vo-
ted. as they censidered, in the interest
of the township. If the faithful were
grieve -1 when the pap was curtailed. how
great must have been their anguish when
they saw a Grit visiting their once happy
homes, and gauging the value of their
earthly possessions. But the municipal
economists did not stop at the sp..
pointing of the assessor. They let the
municipal printing by tender, and it was
awarded to a Grit newspaper office at a
saving of $10 or $40 per annum ..ver the
Sktr, which previous to that time had
got the work at it. own figures. Of
coarse a howl went forth, the traditions
of the party were being trampled under
foot, and the economists mutt be be-
headed. And so they were at the next
election, for John and Joseph. who had
stuck to party through thick end thin,
were the only members of the old board
reelected.
On the 2n41 of this month we had an-
other contest tinder similar circumstan-
ces. On that (Torsion the recipients
municipal jobbing were to be seen cross-
ing fields sideroads and by -lanes, hunt-
ing up the faithfid, ir their pap wait at
stake. We heti a missionary got up for
the eccassion, in the shape .4 .ati old ea-
seeeor and a wetild-be aspirant for fur.
ther favors. He was button -holing
young men and boys. 19 or 20 years,
who had never seen a rum, as well as
lid men who were tottering en the
edge nf 70, and implored 'one end all to
vnte so as to save the jobbers from ruin.
Then there Wall* young mediae' sepirant
met tioderich, to aid the lame and in-
ner with free sultiostions (4 Sr Jesepit's
il. And each
is for rade by all essible ,t.•.,.•giete wondered at that t economists were
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A Goon fictioot.- • nupils of
Waked Section Nit It, Tuckeramith,
were direfully examined tum Friday last
by their teacher, Mies Bronelfotit an
others, emit atoipitted thette,elves in sue
a way by their intelligent and ready
answer* as to convince those present
that they are in charge of a lady thor-
oughly competeut to mould and develop
the young minds comtnitted to ier care.
The reading, especially of the third
form, the geogreplig and the singing, de-
serve special mention, as also the very
good order. The examinalion proved,
O heyond a doubt, the ability of women to
educate mei control the young to the
satisfaction of the most exacting School
Board or the meet ettaious parent.
CANAD1A-N NEWS.
On the night of the 241 inst., the
ballet bet containing the ballots from
the ordnance polling division, Penetan-
guishine, eves destroyed by some un-
known person whilst the, reeve and de-
puty returning Akers who were in
charge of it were in the Georgian Bay
hotel.
A sad drowning accident occurred tut
Monday morning about three utiles from
Hespeler. Two boys, sons of Mr. E.
Eagle, went skating on Prielinch Lake,
when one of them, named George, aged
10 years, broke through the ice. His
body was recovered shortly afterward..
Wm. Fioney and a couple of other
boys on Sattittlay stole a purse and $250
from Miss Elsie Glacken's pocket, on
King street east, Toronto, but the young
lady objected to the proceeding, and
capturing Finney, handed him over to
an officer, the others escaping.
James Laut, of Toronto was on Tues-
day charged with an infraction of the
law by holding a drawer for a $300 piano
Ati.Mr Laut had only received the sum-
mons late on Monday night, the case was
adjourned till Thursday. Laut is a tea
merchant, and gives away a piano to in-
duce customers.
On Wednesday last, William Tandy,
political editor of the Kingston daily
Whig, died from congestion of the lungs,
at the age of 41 years. He was a gifted
vocalist. and for years sang through Can-
ada with his brother Rechab. Two
writer!, on the Whig have died during
the past six months.
Harry Shaw, 15 years of age, was
killed at the G. T. Railway depot, Sim-
coe, on Tuesday. He attempted to get
on a train after it had started, and was
crushed in a most horrible manner. His
parentslive at Orr Lake, county of Sin--
ote. He had been attending the Can-
adian Institute, at Woodstock, and spent
his Christmas holidays with his relatives
in Simcoe.
It is now rumored that Walter Muir -
head, who is alleged 'to have been con.
cerned in the Hamilton Asylum robbe-
ries, is insane. A consultation (.1 physi-
cians -Drs. Ridley, Stark and Walker,
of Dundas -took place tha other day .to
examine him, but while no official report
has been made as vet, it is understood
that the doctors seree:that Muirhead is
not accountable for his actions. •
Four vacancies in the Senate have
been filled. In Nova Seotia, Mr. Thor!.
McKay, ex- M. P., succeeds Hon. Mr.
McLelan, who is now President of the
Cnuncil. In Quebec, Mr. Alex. Ogilvie,
of Montreal, succeeds the late senator
Penny. In Ontario, Mr. Denald Mein-
nes,of Hamilton succeeds 'lie late sen-
ator Bull. In .British Columbia, Dr.
McInnes, M. P., eucceeds senator Corn-
wall, who has been protnoted to the
lieut,envernership of the province. Sen-
ator Skead has been reappointed, apd
the meets .4 the late Dr. Brown and
David Christie remain vacant.
Am -rte EIJI"' LoLATIOSS. -The Russian
expedition to the mouth of the Lena
will pass the year on the emit of thc
frozen moon. The expedition is sent to
fulfil the obligation fof the imperial- so-
ciety contracted towards the Internation-
al Pular Cesomission, in whose project
the following States took part: Austria,
England, Germany, Denmark, Norway
Russia, France, and the* United States.
Stations have been established at various
places in the Arctie reghtns, and two
stations in the Atitarctic. It is expect-
ed that over two hundred perlens will
participate in the enterprise. which will
cost altogether upward of a million
roubles. The Russian expedition will
undertake the heaviest part cf the work.
It will have to traverse 6,000 miles and
establish itself in an exceptionally cold
region at the mouth of the Lena, close
to the piece where the lowest temper-
ature of the. world his been noted. In
January the average temperature is
• forty degrees below zero
A suit for breach of promise is being
tried in the southern part of Illinois
that is exceedingly important in view of
the epidemic prevailing there. The plain-
tiff was. good-looking eirl when the en-
gagement was made. Two years of
courtship passed. Then smallpox disfig-
ured her face, and the defendant declin-
ed to marry her. He claims that in view
of her deterioration in personal appear-
nnce since he made the promise,he is not
in law or honor hound to keep it. The
decision has not yet been rendered.
The U. S. Government is sato to have
detailed a special officer to report upon
the exodus from Canada to the United
States via Port Huron. It will be inter-
esting to compare the figures thee otr-
tamed with those prepared by Mr. Lowe
Secretary of the Department of Agricul-
ture, and which were on severely criticis-
set before the Ciimmittee on Immigration
and Colonisation and on the floor of
Parliametit
From Dun, Wiman & Co.'s circular it
would appear that the failures in the
United States in 11441 were 5,582, as
asminat 4.735 in 1850 The lessee were
0440.000,000 in 1881, as compared with
fit:V(10,000 in 1880.
The London nflices .4 the Canadian
tievernment is in receipt .,1 a large num ,
her ofenquiries for informatien moppet-
ng Ca So tar rot ran he judevel
from present appearances. a valuable
Sas sacartjneenpns .;;m..;...:.;eolitnie I 411falgad Rot our mate fotwht geed t • migration et1 ("anode volt ie Inn?
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Biessiark .is said to have initiated a
etoeetseeer by which •lerteirilly,
Atlatria and Italy shall unite to 'Twee
any increase of Anglo-Froitch billeeucr.
• &drool teacher its the tonna/op of
Henghtun hes been aentettosi to fifteen
months' iniprisnierl and to 'void' e fifty
'mime with a eat.o'aiiite-taile for cosu•
witting au indeseist wealth on eau h.a
scholars. The penalty, though revere, is
ouly a small histabutnit of what the hil-
lir deserved.
uoutiecu. Juit4tri• 5511.,1543-
Waived. (Fall) V busk., .... • • • • al •Ai
%Vheig. trlpringl 1 ri et 90
Fleur. 1, bared.- .......... 50 V 00
()*(i. 7' burls.... .......... 0 40 V
ti hush._ .......... . (5 71) v. 73
Barley., Math . .• 0 "'it 0
Fealties el barb u 55 si
liar. V Lou . .......... 15 0' vi 1 00
a 10
mf IS
se
se
Ktfm- do!. 111111414ditil,......, to is
C cese. 0 11
Shorts. V cwt.-- ,1 00
Bran, V met
Chop. to vwt . .. • 1 10
...... ........... 0 1.
Hides. ..1r, .... 00
Sheepskins.. . '1 11)
ilrosse•I Hogs . ...... 00
" IS
irt
100
• 751
• I(50
" 50
Tem yelling Guide.
Glit.1ND TRUNK.
NAST.
Paws. Kip's. Mix'd. Mix'd.
Goderich.l.v 7.30ain 12.05pm. 3.1fipm 9.00am
Eleatorth.... 7.50 " .. 1.10" .445" .10,50"
Stratford. Ar 8. gam . I.15pm ..6.30prn .. 7.00"
wee?.
Paas. Exp's. Mied. MIx'd.
Strattord.LY 110m. .7.50pm 7.00aln..3.46pm
Seatorth.. .. 2.17 " . 8.56 " .. 9.15 " 5.40 '
Goderich.A.r 3.15pm .9.50pm 11.001%m 7.15pm
GREAT WESTERN.
Exp's. Mail. limp's.
Clinton going north ..9.30ain .4.23pm K.Ntyin
" going south ..e.sipm ..8.02ant 724"
STAGE LINES.
Lucknow StageIdaUya arr. 10.15am dep epee
Kincardine " " 1 0m " lam
Benmiller " (Wednesday and
Saturday I arrives 9.00am .. 9.1
rflebical.
DR6HUTCHISON, DUNGAN1N8p2N,
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K McDONAGH, M.D., PHYSIC -
.1. IAN. SURGEON. Re.. Graduate itf Tor -
ante University. Licentiate of the Royal Col-
lege of Pliviticians. London. England, ite., &c.,
M. C. P. S.. Ontario. Office and residence
Opposite Bailey's Hotel, Hamilton street...04-
erich. 1795-6m
nR. McLEAN, PHYSICIAN, SUR -
lot GEON. Coroner. &c. Odlee and residence
on Bruce Street. second dour matt of Victoria
Street.
1751.
jJ G. MAC KID, M. D., PHYSI-
1.1. clan, Surgeon and Accoucher. Grednate
of Toronto University. Officeoppoeite Came?.
ron & Cameron's Rank, Lucknow. If not in
office, enquire at the Bank. 17112-y.
TIRS. SHANNON & HAMILTON,
Physicians. lIreeons, acootichers. &c.
(NBce at Dr. Sbaunon's residence, near the
Jail, Godericli. G. ('. SwAssoat. J. C. Mom -
To*. 1751.
3.4
Legal Notice!.
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To WIT : i. r.e. i I. as,44614. Apure out
of Her Miguel y 'to Court ot t'..ant, ii4.ise
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directed egalitat tier Lewis awl
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JOHN WIN I hit, Ilke
lticant„, mit ilk vt of
JANE wiNTMIto netsestoro 1 .....; .... ,,,,,,,,,i
iaken in Exem ha, utiles Wake, Tithe aad
Interest, and e phi, isf Brieeettatia. uf tie
above Ottawa Ihretitkiaa, iso map. to last. num-
ber 16 an Ile. Fowl e s n vie i 4.4 r„, %.,11.,...
of Herpurha, ni the Casco o. stento. a &WA;
Lamle and Twastanule 1 *tall it -it r fa Sale, at
umy other, In the tkoart Hasse. In oho Town of
Galeria*on, Ylt4DAY. Tilt. 10.11 DAY 0)'YEBRUA It i , A. D.. We. at the Lula of 12 ot
the dock.
11, ,er.:-: GID:loN.z,
eiteruf et Halm
tiberie's Odle*, Gutter:. h. 1
November sib. UA1. i 1611
'illAR,DIANISUY: rirrcz. -
14'.t0.' ti. 1.c.elly sires the'. the expir-
ation ot teeter day.. Gam the ars' petit rat nen
not tee. application w lit I e 1,11,.'
Ju 'go 01 15,0 Surrogate Coati. of Lc 5 aunty
of Hure.t, by Betsy ikairlug .4 the
et eseeneta. in the County in Huru.a, wi e uf
John prrier. to be appientiel gun.dia of
Wino Maude Mitchell. Want child u/ t ate
William Mitchell. In lit* tite. 51' 14 the Town
ship 0, Stephen. efiersaid reoesee. new (le-
t -eared.
Cekenter. HOLT Z: . -
Solicitors for the said Hefty Dkor:ss.
Godertob. Deoember n,t, iwi.111111.5t.
NOTICE.
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Notion is hereby give:. Lela an se; Maroon
will be made to the L44(444'0%1- Aftetubly of
Ontario. at the in xt otos oat then o fur art Act
to amend the Act pined In 111is 31511 year of
the reign of Her Modest/. Quo' a Vitovia.
Chapter 74, and 0.' net an.eadi gIbe said
ect, passed in the d year et the reign uf Her
Majesty. Queen Victura, rtuipierst, ineorpur-
ating the St. Marys. Credit Vtolity and Huron
ca
Railway company by e:teaditz t ie time for
the commencement and m et on of said
itsowee: and by authorising construction
of said Railway to Guderich; and alai to Sea -
forth, and thence to some poiott oe Lake
Huron. aliot., enab e the company to compel
the submission of any by-law or byda ws that
may be petitioned fur by the required number
of heeholderm in any municipality or portion
of • municipality: andslim to exempt the
said company and all municipalities toting
thereto from the provisions of MID 3&b secure
of an Act pawed In the 42nd year of Ote reign
of Her Majesty, Queen Vktoria. Chanter 31.
and of Ga. lithe seof Au Act pasaied In ;be
43511 year of the reign of Her Ma3eety, Queen
Victoria. Chapter V; also to enlarge tie pow-
ers of the Directurm of the said Company in
building the said roadand to enable them
Metre ?Wage hearts len' that purpose and to
enable the m unicipnlit les aiding said railway
to issue bonds or debent urea having • longer
period than 20 years to run. and providing for
the payment thereof either by instalments, or
by way of *sinking fend.
Dated at St. Marys, this 3Oth day of No% em-
ber. A. D. ltEl.
HARDIN°, NARDI'S° & wIlITE
1816. Belliellare tor Applicant.
Ti41THE HIGH Ce)UKT OF JUSTICE
CHANCERY DIVISION.
Pursuant to • decree of the Conn of •Chan -
eery. male in the matter of the estate of
William Graham. and In • muse.. Dougherty
vs. Graham, the creditors of winiaistleakant.
late of the towns jiip of Ashfleld in the Coaaty
of Huron. who died In or about the =oath of
A.ngust, 76, ere on or behove the NINTH DAY
ONFJAU18ARY. ISRE to wad by past prepaid to
Malcolm Graeme temente of tbs. 'Town of
Godericht he solicitor teethe lethal ler \Villiam
Dowdier y. one of the executers of the de-
ceased, their christian and surnames. address-
' • Tonsorial. ea and description. the hill 'Forth elan of their
claims. statement of their aceountsand the
nature of thesis-ere:am lif any) held by them.
W KNIGHT,• PRACTICAL BAK- or In default thereof, they will br preempt-
deriesireey excluded cmdfromitort b.4dbeninkeflt any (.
of tat he usairayd
v V • HER and Hatr-dresser, begs to return is to produce the same before me at ni) Charm
thanks to the pnblic for peat patronage, and here. at the Court Howe. in the town of Gode-
s
,licit,, a continuance of cutstom. Ile cat, rich on t he SF: V EN l' F:NTII 5.1 Y OF JAN
athlwealro8st
b;ffifeeounudodaetrilicibsSliaving Paelur, near I; A ItY heel. at ten reelack In the forenoon.
1753 being the time appointed adjodleation 6n
the claim&
laird this 6th day of Devensher.
CA:14E110N, HOLT & CA 31 EKON
Plaintiff's noliciters.
istr.-&t. MArlitER11°Tr.
%leder at Gweletich.
j- NTHE HIG II iURTI )F JUSTICE,
tol I( lo In the matter of Joan Isabella Pattervon and
other Inf01ants under the age twenty ate
years the creditors of David at. ham. late of
t:HANCERY
Pursuant to an order of tbr said Court, made
. the Township of Wa sancta in the County of
Huron. y eousan, to died en or about the
SFALED Taseens addreeeed to the under- twenty funrth day of Matt h It. 1e76 are on
signet', and endorsed "TENDEAS eon PARMA- or before the FIRST ISA) pEtilit' A liy
Mr:NT 111.71LDINos." will be receit ed at this I te- A. D. last to seed by p • I. ir-efssid. 'to Merwrs
partment uutii 12. of the cluck, noon, on barrow V. k'roadfoot. ut the town of thoderich.
Tlill'espee, the 16th day of FEB/WARY next, solicitors fur tle petihuners their eloistian
for the Erection and Completion of New Par- and surnames. addresec • and description. the
lament Buildings for ()Mario. and certain full particulars ut their dames, a statement of
works in connection therewith, aeeording to their accounts and the nature of the meeuritiee
GI The Plans and Specifications prepared tit Amyl held by them, er in default thereof
by Messrs. Gordon & Ilell:wc11, of Toronto, or they will be peremptertry rteleiled from the
The Plans and S;401dtications tircpared benefit of the seal ord. r. Every creditor
by Messrs. Darling if- Curry. 05 the same city. holding any securtt• is to peachier the -rune
Printed (Grins of Tender can be obtained at before me at my el -iambs -es at the town of
this Department, and persons tendering are tioderich un the eign th day of Felguary, .A.
specially notified that they will not he entl• D. MT, at tell of the ,!ort in 'he forenoon.
Owl to have their Tende.'s considered unleits heing the time appointed fur arnvidiestion on
the same are made on and in compliance with the elaint,,.
these printed foints,. signed w the actual Dated at 2.9th day of Decem
signature of every parson itneluding , A. D. :tel. r..graal
each member of a tiroP, followed by his post ae.1mmatourr.
office address, anti with all blanks in the forms It23-1f. Mower at trederiels.
properly tilld eup. _ . _ . _
letaucep!iciTI ebndnekr uctsute.1;':iq,'IS"hTeintraatihicedorthleyr aciti; I (HA kit V (‚1 VISION.
N THE HIGH Ct tU RC OF JUSTICE,
I**105 vIttiem me ni met i eon( tsro.rowe natliwL,,I, awhitiri Oh.n,tarf,hwir,- suis Ot wAwAsosii.
54ALz Or • Vstt'.4i.LE. Mg TOWS,
felted if the party tendering declines or' fulls l'ursuant to an or4:4 rof said l'otart made
to enter into a Cora rant based upon such Ten- In • certain caner or matter of Juan babied&
der, when called npon 10 do Po. Where the Patterson and cater it.tants wider the age of
party's Tender is not accepted, lite cheque 'went, one y,..en, dated the (watch dir of
ow4lba.be preAtt.rumrneactic.11 twWthefertstati,wi tinaThe,,ndaenrds s:151.,,,c..i..
'while auction. with the *heel:dation of Hen-
Deeeniber A. It. Irs.I. there will be mid by
flcations, are made tinder the some rover by try klaelSerumitt. Esquire, toaster of the Su -
the same peewit or f.rin, only mac such accept- preine Court at Goderii It. lie Ji din I'. (*eerie
ed bank cheque need accompany said two Itime ionser, at Niehiabotes Hotel., in the village
Tendere. of Manclitletr. on nail wrilay. Ilse Wish day et
For the doe fulfilment of the Contract. salt.- .
3• A. NI. Isla. nt une e't lock. Is the
factory sect:will will be required on real relate, afternoon. the !ultimate( property. 11*: The
or by the depoeit of money, public! or monk,. west half of lot numher twenty nine in the
elle Under the Contract. of which Eve per hundred *erre of land,,,,„,„ ,„.1,..„ Tea,
pal securdien or hank stocke, to the, am1. ount Of third ;nmecasion of the township of Wawan-
fire per (pct. on the bulkm
hu. to bccome PRY- ugh in the Count; of !loom. . ontaining one
pro -
cent., the amount of the accepted chue ne- 1 perty is att (sated about 12 miles trom the Town
companying the Tender. will be consideqered a of (;oileet, h 25 ,,,,;(.. from the of Man.
part. ebester and 5 miles from the vinare of Birth,
sigrnosetuati4.tTuittlleiA
rearrittlt,‘0,;,.rcatstiepoOnTilbtieheaanedtiootail;
in cleared and the rentaholer timbered with a good farming I...alit): •beut .5 acres are
vent persons. residents of Ontario. willing to hardwood excepting about 5 acres of slnab:
beeome sureties for the tarrying ont et theme the soil is id a clay loam. •nr1 the cleared pos
conditions, and the due fulfilment and eerier- tion in In a fair mate of i•oltii stain. 'There la
mance of the Contract in all particul-m. erected en the said land a los honer and log
Printed Copies of Clic respective Speehlire. ham. Thr preeerta will he sold subject to a
tionm ean be obtained un application at tee De- re,,,,e4 0,4 px..if by ibe mad )lamer. 15
PaTrthlienelnet:partment Will not .be bound to rte- the ataadl""wwittion.„( the mid ,,,,„„g,,, no.
nther reeprete thcv eraditima of sale will be
cept• the lowest ursine Tender. title im perfect and will be mold free from en.
By "rdee*Wiii. EDWARDS. e
sperelanr. umtirerea.• Terme .4sale: Tea per cent of
the feirtha.- money to the i eridors' solicitnra
on the day of male and the helenee Into court
1)epartmeni of Public Werke for Ontario. .0a the first day of March A. D. Vat thereafter
Tomnto, 2nd Jan. HIM. without interest. whes the purchaser ..hrill bet
entitled to his coaveranee. A tenant whose
term expire, at th,.i.,th Marc), .4. D 12 5. in
rasessio.i. Tibf, purchaerr shall br entitled
01 =term. For further pantenters ea
on isnrnctilately atter the cvpiring
piy fettle evict ioneer or the condors' oolleitowl-
terosAtert. ne.inmoodertett. . this Mb day of Decem-
G•fittvOsa% den& Pato, seeiskti-lbroisrMies.MAtraml.ftekrillat°r4ad. erich.
Irdedsi.
$5 to $20per day et home. Falaphl
worth $5 free.. Address
STINeoN it Co.. Portland. Maine
O VICK'S
Illustrated Floral Guide!
Irne 111/11 5. an Vegas* Nook sr Ise Pate*.
two Colored Plates of Flowers, and shore
alma laid IlluateatIlms of the choicest Flow-
ers, Planta end Vegetables, ani Directions for
growing. it is handsome enough fee the Cen-
tre Tahiti or a Holiday Present. Rend on your
name and Poet Office address, with 10 meta
and I will send you • copy, pos*lsgr paid. Thin
In 0.0 a quarter 01 its colt. It printed in
both Enfraimh and German. ff you afterwsrds fiat .ne eon. eotot
order itemin deduct the 10 eta.
and grow them
"4.1" ARM" s" the beet In
the world
MOORE'S EARLY & BRIGHTON
The FLORAL Wink will WI you how to get
Ifeeirt newer sad Vegetable ticierdm. 1111 two new grape,. 5 lnlr'0?*tin), 1•0 my
Poeta 6 Colored Platea kle Engra into For patrons meson teem. %n,, will not be (NI-
S° centa in paper eorerli ; {LOOM elegant loth. ameented. OOR F.' FARI) is *1' heat
In German or English. eery early week errata vrt ;mown ""ads-
siieweesiee lloanalne zi 11 haa amid thirty degrees talon rte. nohnrt_
Pasco COlOred Mate in every 'emr beand RRIGHTON I. • deli, eose reel reap. ripening
many fine Engravings. Pelee SI 1., • ;ear; Just after Moron' • Partv They sr* both large
ler, Copiers tor OA. Speltnen Numhers in hunch end herr,. and asry per.,
arm fae HI cents ; 3 trial copies for 25 eents.
A ddress. will both te any addreas. posepaki. ea
' receipt ef Ile or e .ther for El Agents wanted
J Rochester.
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