The Expositor, 1869-04-09, Page 3dittai salt
ansit
actoi
triode spirit of the
dti1kfr litre
they, tie-
rotee-
for
,
-e t
a
Try well since it sla
ably se-
eing it .
utd the
-the A meri-
e is itt the Oa-
.
we answer,
much woese'I for, of
the American has te pay
lus itilt to the door oft,tbe
of the Canadian, whereas,.
er CaSe, the tables would- be
eL Then if the Canadian
cannot eompate with
eriean in Canada (which (jl's
e cannot), how in the haMe of
senses could be do so in the
States?
ith such fudge, under the name
*etisria a few intereeted parties-
/
vor -tcy staff' the public, and d& -
!I exponents of their shallow
ness "no lovers of their
not be
be
w't but
better
t man _
t tben. tie
Irminnimmiminpommonomanwiler
ERZ is cute rivalry just now
eia threle of our Canadian eitieer,
e honor of ha- ieg the Provincial
and Dumb Asylum. They all,
tit -A. have "axes to grind," and
tbIe is to get }ns -axe ground first.
eIieviile Intelliyencer haaa "Li &t
site very cheap.' London, the
boost of not a- few romantie
n which such builclinge could be-
recred; And 1-tami1ton, so lengt
ed ith this peculiar.Institution,
edmany tears if the Saint, ot
reraovas their "candlestick."
nder if IIuro CJountv has no
at L What is Itaec Carling,
the @aloes not -"speak un " for •
constituency? Perhaps te
_ read die nettspatsers, and of
eannot be expected to lencw
enine on.
AND JURY: in their Present.
the judge, at the Middlesex .
last week, recommended
aekets for := tlhose ‘ca:itnirral 111-
7ho may be confined in jail for
e previous Ito their trial. We
e this to be another illustration
old saying, c!-Fetv doctors -
heir town medicine." It would
ere sensible for the said Grand
recommend some m elhod of in -
tion Which supposed lunatic*
e at °nee removed to the Asy-
t
eared- for as fellow -mortals „
ie., Strait jackets . are far
able for men who prettiad to
ir Senses, but wile fail to use
Teronte (Eo14 has been recent -
sing the Otm -ativea to unite
testiag against the north shore
selected by the Getternment for
tereitlenial Railway. We be-
e advice, like many others given
same Party,, will be disregarded.
ard for the Ethiopian to change
n. A party that has scarcery -
e se to. she, thart one long re.
extravagance will look upon
peaditure of a few million dol -
1 a very light matter. It is far
to keep Vartiar and. the Frenela
ians in -good humor, than to
about a trifling affair Iike
r, which will not, at most,- coat
30,000,000.
ilailmagaga"..."1"1.10MOMMI
Operative'S_ in the English hotll s
are now on a strike. A re -
of ten per cent was to he made-
wagea, and not beiug disposed,
mit, they have struck_ work,
!xeitenaent prevails, and unless
-erms mutually _fatisfactory arss
at, great distreea will soon pre -
1 revincial Gevernment has rat
that the late Prime Miniater
Isabella. Gonzales Bravo, stow
n France, be exaartmed by thei-
autlunities in regte'd to- a
las been, been. discovered against this
kdruiral Lapete iii which they
-
reason to believe that Bravo
teemed..
x110.5ttet.
#
rastrzicT MAT r
BLU.KVALR Temple "Com." tiest week.
W.lirrNEY has seine, of that
coal left, to which we afluded last
week.
TUE S. Agricultural 'Society
'Spring Show comes off on Wednesday
next, at 13rucefield.
QN Friday -next, the 16th- inst.,
the Grey Branch Agricultural Society
Siniog Show takes place at Ainley -
ON the 2nnd insh, Carronbroolo, a
inan amed gh Conlongh wee acci
while-
dently killed chopping, by alirnb
falling on him.
Fnotf an editorial. in the Clinton
/Vete Era on the Malady - ruurder, it
appears that IChtie has made some very
strong depesitions.
- • -
AlEssns. DUNCAN ar, 00:2 are at
bonen again, and have some great novel-
ties in their way. Read their "atty.,'
it is 0, standing curiosity.
We, kern with pleasure that until
after the net Assizes the force at our
County Jail is to be doubled. Snch
precaution will we, think-, be heartilly
approved by the nutlike—Sigma/.
„
Mitsgas. rettoeneooe & GRAY an-
nounCe -by " adv." in another -column,
their. ;tbility to till odes for lumber,
h
peting, do., sash, doors, blinds etc., etc.,
This),shordd command the attention of
parties about to build.
TO3NIGIIT, 81litl'p's Hall, Airs.
Simuis; assisted 1)37 m :my first class per-
formers, will oil- e Con cert. he
programme is an _excellent one, embrac-
ing many very choice selections. See
Progrit_ta me,
Mn. 'eaGGREGus *ill give one el his
Popular, Humorous and Sentimental
Concerts in Sharp's Hull, on Wednes-
elay neat, He is' highly. spoken tof
everywhere. We are sure that he is
well worth hearing. See "adv."
Ma iSfigna, we did not copy' our
ful1report"_of the Assizes from your
eclumns, had we so done, it would have
been as inaccultete as your .0ern, itt
point of fad.' Get on your "specs" and.
take asiother look at t -,he two.
EscaPED.—A. prisoner named Patrick
Healy, Who was remanded till next
Assizes, for stealing a Vest, -escaped
from the prison yard, at Goderich, on
Wednesday last, and up to this time
has not been found. He is a lad of
about 18 years. The detectives are on
the search for him.
•
Sou—u. ere extreme:
ly SO-ar up around. the Siettaiffi
,oce. It
etaeds ue in the interest of justice,:
abolt Cluunty "Adv." 'iu the ExPoSi-
Ton, width his ; uescrimittating-
judgment .coneideis to' t 'That." Tut,
, tut, man ! - :Look at the minutes you
printed, arid seethe unnecessary white
paper. - AVe, have been using /21. copy for
reporting, for the last -two months, and
think it, will do a. year or two yet. It
is true, the paper is pretty pool, but by
pastitig three or four sheets together, ib
is fully a„s thick as tissue paper, though
not q Into so fine. •
IN TI111) bury, on the 2nd inst., a far-
mer trusted J. Ceason, was found dead
in his bed. lIavihg been to Wingliam,
Wh(tre he had partaken freely of in
toxicating liquor, his death is attribtit-
ed to that cause. C. J. Scott,
Craeiner, held an ittqueste at which a
verdict in accordance with the above,
was 1*(1:3clerod
ST.IDD DEATIT. . on
Friday moruing last; a MISS McIntosh
• droPped dead while laying the break-
faet table. Dr. Tracey, Coroner, held
an inque,t on the body, and a verdid
as retiirned of "Deethefrons ratural
.Catter?-. " The corpse did riot ass ti me all
the appearance \kid] coin m only attend
sletith, couSequently, some were led te
believe tint& life was not extinet, there-
fore the burial was deferi-ed for some
-time, but at length the unmistakeable
evidetices of ttesaY. began to show
th einselvtis. Quite' an ;Igitttion was
eauted Ly the q,abtfull rumors, afloat,
and meny peopie visited the house
Tee eeeeieted t,tas retsth esteemed, and
her isueilden death lais st`eated quite -a
trielanclioly in her neigh eoehood.
8. hoax, auutii ilia- death
_
Iieuu'oij
•the kip( r Ile is in
Clroderi -le alive and well, or at least, tat
)ie relented himself to the r. Wube the
other dey. - lie does not coneider that
the ''}1r,".riat,". do birn the over "amiable,"
by such „reports. -,‘Ve ougratlila e
' him on his. "vivaeiousness," despite ret
potts toethe contrary, and hope he maylive them all down. Had the ,Siestai
been fully alive to its,grand,missh n of
torrerting &lee reports, emanating from
,tihe Hamilton ,Tintest iand. othei"
seneta„ sources. "We should:probably
ee
feet 4ave beled astray, as it collies tO'
4
*
141-1E$EAF011.r:Fr E)CP
tiOSITOR.
band every week in the' foie S to get
all i±$"lacal," We prize it tor this
quality, and do hot e thet it will be
Aprpt hereaftgra to eorred eurretat jettc-
curacies in the first 11.48110i if not sooner.
-
A ditoicalet of new prints at Bon-
thrcaish
TUOICERSAI TH.
The Council met this day (19th
Mich) the house of Mr. Behinson,
Village of Ignsonclyille, at the , hour ot
10 o'clock, a. pursuant to adjouin-
ent. All the members preSent.
t The Reeve .haVing taken the Clhtir,
the minutes of - the last meeting we.re
read and ' ailopted. Moved by lAir,
Jackson,. sec.. .by Mr. McLean That
the acceunt of Alessi's. R0Ss & Luxton,
amounting to - $14: and 45 cts. be paid,'
-e-Carried. On motion of Mr. Jackson,
the COtincil tiroceecled t divi\de the
Township into St tut labor ditisiens,
allowing to eech Taihniaeter bis (4 -vision.
of sach for the curient$ year.
Moved by Mr. Ja111.r
cksoa, see. by -.
:Dallas That the following persons re-
ceive the following sums as charity
Mrs. Oral/Ins $5, Mrs Coember of
liarpurhey,, $5, Mrs. Aldbern $5 ;
the above. named ti,ersons. being
in indigent circumstances ar
—Cried.
Moved by kr. McLean, see. by Mt.
Dallas That the sum of $50 be granted
to the .TuckersMith Branch of the Agri -
Cultural Hall.—Carried. Moved by
Mr. Dallas,. -sec. by- Ail;. McLean That
the salery of the following Township
officers' be is follows for the , current
year :----Clerk $100, Trea,suter- $65,
Asseasor M, Collector $90, Auditors
-each. $5, Selectors of jurors $10, in-.
specter of tlareriss $10, end that By-
law. No. 4 be passed confirmne confirming ta;p-
pointments ef all the Township officers
.
together with the fohegoing. sala-ries.—
Carried. Bytlaw No. 4 was' then read
and passed accordingly. By-law No- 5
respecting Taverns and Tavern °Licen-
ses read and finally passed. Mo.vedby
le Jackson sec. by Mr. CouSins That
his Corincil do now adjourn to meet
gain when notified by the Reeve.--
tarried. •
WILLIAM
Tp(. Clerk
MARRIED. ;
Gnreve--McCtielat.—At the residenee of
the bride's father. Mr. John Grieve, by the
'Rev. Mr. Barr, Mr, Francis McCulla to
- MiSs Agnes Grieve, all of McKillop.
J. P.- BRINE% AUCTION REGISTER.
--
Sale of Farm. Steck, on the 17th inst. R. &
J. McKay, Proprietors. Lot No. 8, Con.
10, McKillop.
Sate of Livery Stock, on the 27th inst. A.
M. Strong, Proprietor. At -the Stables,
Sea -forth.
Illt3 MARKETS'.
SEAFORTII, April, 9th, 1869.
\Vheat, (Fall) bushel. 80 90
!Wheat (Spring) UY bushel, IS 80 -64 85
IBarley bushel, 1 08 ® 1 15
Clover per bush. 6 00 ® 6 50
Timothy per bush. (60 '113S) -1 50 ® 2 50
Oats tt? bushel, 42 ® 50
Peas 1,/. bushel,
)5® 65
_do (large) 95 1 00
Potatoes If? bushel, 60 ® 65
Hay LI ton, 9 00 64 11 00
Eggs lf? dozen, 12 ® 14
Butter 11 11, 20 ® 22
Turkey per lb. 06 07
Geese 25 30
CLINTON, Ain:il 7th 1869.
( Prone the _New Era.)
Wheat (Spring) per bushel, - $0 82 a 0 85
•dO (Fall) - do 0 SO a 0, 90
Oats,
Barley,
,Peas,
Butter,
Potatoes
kfgs,
0 48 a ,0 50
1 10 a I 15
0 65 a: 0 65'
o\22 a0 25
. 65 a 0 -70
0 12 a 0
GODERIOH, April 7; 1869.
. (Prom, the Signal.)
Fall wheat per bushel, $0 80 a 0 83
Spring do 0 80 a 0 82
i
, TOIIONTO, April, Sth, 1869.-,
. e, (By Telegraph. )
Prices declin
o•
Wheat (Fall) tr? bushel.
' do (Spring) V bushel,
Oats rd, bushel,
Barley 0 bushel.,
Peas Ii/ buiheL,
Buiter.
$0 95 to -100
0 85 to 0 90
53 to
1 15 to 1 20
70 to 75
28 to 33
inmergeminesterergalemersomsrtinni
IWKILLOP MUNICIPAL NOTICE.
-Kr OTICE is hereby given that tbe
111 lop rimmed will meet at Alexander's
totel. on Monday the I -..?th day April, when
they will hear and decide. the eliams of all
parties' against the corporation, rtspeating
the errors on their taaes. •
JOHN O'SULLIVAN, Tp. Clerk.'
McKillop. April 2, 1869.
AGENTS WANTED.
rpo take orders for Fruit Trees, &c, auring
I_ the coming summer, for a First -Class
. Rochester Nursery, at present doing a hirge
business in. this County. Liberal Con -miss:.
-ion allowed. References required. Apply
by letter, postpaid, to
WM. CAMPBELL.
Gen, A gent, Goderich.
April 9th„, 1869, 704i
LEASE
v
Tb* SELL (Of --
•.****,-***
COMFORTABLE- T*41ing House to
sell or lease, situated near the Baptist
Church, Possession given on May 1st
.t.pply to EDWARD CASH,
Ontario Rouse:
Seaf 4ril 8th, 1860. 70-4.
FARMS TOR SALE.
BEING Lot No, 6, on the 14th Con. of
:Grey, Co. Heron, eentaining 00'4.cres;
eleared and well fenced with new cedar
raila into ten acre fields. Thereis on the
premises a good frame barn 40x60 feet, and
a stable, also a never -failing iream of
spring water runs through the property: It
is situated 11 miles from Seaforth, and 24
fiomiAinleyvilh3, on the gravel road.
Also .Lot.No. 5, in the same. Con. and
Township, containing -thesaint) quantity of
land, with so, acres eleared, well fenced, and
in a crooci stateofcultivation. There is on
the ioremises a, good log house, barn aud
stables, aud a living stream alsorunsthrough
this fad m. Situated the same distance from
Seaforth and Ainleyville.
Apnly,_ on, the premises, to
PATRICIC BLAKE.
Grey, April 9th, 1869. 70-4in
EXTENSIVE SALE
OF
LIVERY STOCK
Poraprising Horses, Carriages, Bug- .
gies, Clutters-, Sleighs, Waggons,
arness, Buffalo Robes, &c.
WITHOUT RESERVE.
ILL be s -old by Public Auction, on
TUESDAY, April 27th, 1869, at A
M. Strong's Livery Stables, Seaforth, the
following valuable Livery Stock :--1 horse 9
year old, 1 do 8 yrs. old, 1 do 7 yrs, old, 1
do 5 Yrs. old; 4 Mares, 8, 5 4, and 10 yrs.
old,; 6 buggies, (2 nuarly new); 1 Plimton, 1
Democrat Waggon, 1 heavy four-springed
waggon 6 cutter, 1 lista sleigh, 6 zeta light
single harness, 3 sets light double Hara.eas, 1
covered carriage, 1 three -seated earriage,-1
twiy-Seated carriage, number waggon, one
pleaSnre sleigh, 3 -fair bob -sleighs, 10 buffalo
robe, 1 wolf robe, 1 bear skin robe, 1 saddle
andliridle, extra poles, whippletrees, neck -
yokes, blankets, cireingles, halters, &c, one
agrieultural fiirnaee, 6 bar -room chairs, one
sugar kettle, 1 iron scraper, --1 plough, 2 bier -
pumps and pipe, 1 heifer 2 years old ; a
qua.ntity of Household Furniture, and a
umber of other articles.
• The connnodiou 3 Stables and Driving Shed
win hoe offered on lease 19r a term of years on
the. day of sale. ,
The above properey will be sold without
reserve. ,as the subscriber has leased the pre-
mises of Mr, Cardillo, and intends carrying
On the Provision, Feed and Bakery business
in all its branches.
TERMS—Allsums of $10 and under, cash ;
aboVe that amount 7 months crediton fOr-
nishaug approved endorsed no40. Ten per
cent pef,anniam for cash pa rants over $10.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock precisely.
. A.' M. STRONG. Proprietor.
T. P, BRINE, Auction,:ler.
TAMES Gitl.Kel.LN 6, importer al English,
afi. French, and American Seeds, Dutch
Flowering, BUlbs, &c. - Seeds, Roots,' Shrubs,
and Vines, wholesale and retail, Loudon
Seed Store, City Hall Building, Richmond
Street, London, Ont Greenhouses and
Grapery, Westminster, near Clark's Bridge.
ALL PRBERS PUNCTUALLY ATTE4E0 TO.
March 25th. 1869. '63-4in.
BEAUTIFUL BAIR,
NATURE'S CROWN.
You MIA Cultivate it,
GRAY HAIR
Is a col -rain isidication of
Decay- at the Etonte.
MRS S. A. AL:LEN'S
Hair -Restorer
Restores gray hair to Its natural color and beauty
and produces luxuriant piowth. 11 gives the hair
beautiful gloss and 4 Ie1Ignfu1 fragrance.
Manufactory and Saes 011ie,
35 BARCLAY STREET and •40 PARK PLACE, N. Y.
AND
266 HIGH HOLBORN, Leaden, Eng.
Seatter. and Rolls, Druggists, agents
oa Seaforth. For Sale everywhere. •
January 28th. 1869. 60-1y.
. FOR SALE.
A GOOD Stand for a Tavern, in a rising
11 Village. Enquire at this Ofhce.
Seaforth, April 2m1, 1869. 69-4
glremtr
'GR ND TRUNK RAILWAY.
S4'rnrner Arrangements.
Train will leave the Seaforth Station
follows:
GO NO EAST. GOING WEST.
10:0 A. M.
2:00 PM.
6:08 A.M.
10:30 A.m.
2:22 r.141.
9:20 A. M.
S'1"..A.C4-MS
i Leave for Ainleyville, Wzioxeter, Leeehe
ville, Bayfield and tAeter, on the arnval o
1 Trains in the afternoon.
FRESH ARRIVALS
AT `
FrEr...aECia:ta4.P1-1
BOOK STORE
WINDOW BLINDS;
IN GREAT VARIETY.
"Niintee's Popular Tales,"
"Tales of the Borders," -
"St. Patrick's Eve,"
‘‘.11aLd Times,"
"Morning by Mornine,e " by Spurgeon.
"The Prodigal Son," by Punshon.
"Light to the Path," by Hamilton.
"Kinglake's War in the Criinea,"
"Chase's Receipes,"
Bibles and Testaments in large and
• small print, -
ALBUMS AND FANCY GOODS.
British and American Magazines supplied
to order.
"Secrets of the Great City," expected very
shortly.
CHOOL BOOKS, Foolscnp, Letter and
0 'Note Paper„ always on hand; also Law
Fonns, Blank Notes, Day Books, Ledgers, &c.
roa-SEAFORTH ``EXPOSITOR." Daily
Globe and Daily Telegraph for Sale.
iarn Elliott.
Seaforth, April 2, 1869. 54- tf.
"CANADA WAREHOUSE,""
In Scott's Brick Block,
SEAFORTHI.
THE subscriber has received his first in-
stalinent oe
PRINGGOODS
LADIES 81:MISSES!
Brown, Bla,ek, Colored ad White
SUNDOWNS.
GE1NTLEMEN'S
Straw, Canton, Panama, Felt, All -Wool
" and Merino
HATS!
Decided. Bargains in Union, All -Wool and
BRUSSELS CARPETS.
AIso some very choice.Gunpowder, and.
1.-4 _A. 0 I -r S
Sugars, Syrups, Coal Oil, &e.
CLOVER AND TIMATHY SEEDS.
A large stock of BOOTS _ES & SHQex-
pected in a -few days I
0;4 -Highest price paid for Butter, EggS. &c.
ARCArciALD MeD0UheALL.
Seaforth, April, 1869. 53-ly
MILLINERY!
DREss, AND
MANTLE MAKING.
MISS ItTINTOSH
lc11,7* SHES to announce to; the ladies of
V Seaforth. and vicinity, that she is pre-
pared to exeoute.all Orders with neatness and
•
despatch arid in the latettt style aSd fashion
of tile season,
From her experience in the abovebusiness,
she hopes, by unremitting attention to the,
wante and tastes of those who may favor her
with a call, to. merit a liberal share of public'
patronage.
aarBOOMS over Corby's Store. Entrance
Second. Door North, of the Telegraph Office.
Seaforth, April 2, 1869. 69-3m,
More of Those
12 Dollar Suits!
AT
GLE HORN'S,
ALSO
Choice Selection of Silk -Mixed and
West of England
TWEEDS t
AT
_Law P.ZZICES—A few Sewing Maehines for S
p. thait bare been rtaf fora short
ale
time. Just the thine- for Tailors 4.,r Dress...
mai„..ers. Call and See them working.
Seafoatla March. 18, 67-3m
FIRS,T-OLASS
'TINGLE
FOR: SALE AT
SMITH & ORO'S. FACTORY;
AIN LEYVII.LE.
;TIRE subscribers, haire on hand a quantity
of shingles, which they offer for sale at
.atoderate priets, -shell- oteain Factory.
Aioleyville, March 4 67,- I m
TOURS
undersigned will receive Tende
ers n.
til 12 o'clock, noon, on San(
turday, A
lur,h day of April, 1869, for the :erection of
a brick 'building in the Village of Seaforth.
Plans and specifications can be seen at my
office. The proprietor does -not bind himself
to atcept the lomat or any fender, -oldest;
Bats' facto' ry. -
SAMUEL DIXON.
3esiorl h. April 1st, 1869, LO -2
JUSTICE
abouittitt
ONTARIO.
THE ATTENTION' OF',
ICOONERS5 :CONSTABLES;
skaaiothers interested, is called to the
' following extract from
OrderinCouncil
11)'ated Toronto, 2nd day of
March, 1869.
at all accounts conneeted.with the
t)MINI§TRATION
OF
Criminal Justice
FOR
Tift. PAYMENT OF VillICH
THE
Prbvince of Ontario is
Liable,
be rendered, rn duplicate, to '
the
Of each County,
dr nion ofeounties, on or before the
seettad,Monday next after the eittings
of 't,F!t' e respective Courts of Assize and
HisjkPri-us and General' Sessions of the
„
1-e;toc, and shall include all demands of
theikarty rendering the same (payable
as aforesaid by the Province) -up to the
tinaof such render:3)g, and reference
to th-e, authortty for the charge.
at each account shallebe
.by elle oath of the party, that it is Just
andit;orrect to the best of -his knowledge t
; A
aud i ‘7elief, and insases where Mileage
:
is clettnged, thel'e shall be an affidavit
-
stattag the places from and to -which
the !'Mileage is reckoned, as well as the
-
nuntiser of miles, and in no case shall
mor0 than antauti miles travelled be
alloWed, ortts (treater rmmber of miles.
tuaakthe distance from the Court eourie'
,
to t place of service,.
(Signed,),
GEO, MATHE,WS.,
counts. for which tbe Province .ie
Lieb „include .all charges' in* coneft- -
-tioni with Coroner's Inquests, except.
medieal e-Sitlence, and all charges int
cas 'tried, or'to be tried, at the A -
size General Sessions of the Pewee,:
A
Treawrer, •
Co, Huron.-
•
Apia lst, 1869. 69r3in
„
Agents Wanted.
,
4ENTS wanted to,,cativass every tower
Ahila ill the coaisty of 4broi, for
ROBERT' PATE:ITT
RSE HAY FO
end 009227741:84i,gi, AillOWeCt,
"Whip RightS for ,6a4e.
14+inti Bemired the exclusive rigid for the
Copily of :Huron for the abeve invention.
any iieraon or pereous Making or.vending the
sam4 Will be prosecuted acaoadaig to law,
JaktiEFaa PUIWIS,
Eeaforth.
69 -•:Aa
,Oteavith, Ap
11 2
eete