The Huron Expositor, 1870-12-09, Page 510111.1•11111E
Way
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teo on
tt their
gf a line
Eter to.
port to
fene-
saper-
r two
&at -we
;e, and
to keep
ak good
aces as
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tke pre4
ates, be
;binding
pledged
kppoint-
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Gibral-
) pass in-
ofepan y,
therland
red Stai-
r which a
Lhe mwth. -
estroyed.,
William
he will
on Emu-
Deatch-
teltder
Dnke of
a Friday, _
usual. tie--
poieon is
t the is-
[` Ragusa,
ted by the
Afe2deck.
ro freight,
xi on Sa-
was the
ruction of
he cause of
iph oper-
RAINS.
1ED for the
Towlaship of
-
r the 10th of
1,75 perdaye
Contractor.
153—
the County
will be let
871, in the
'on, on
•
r- •18P'0...
-
in advance.
Month's rent
*it two soli -
whose names.
e;inamediate-
-
BAY,
-
Surveyor.
Tott, to be
`:.tes within the
collect cer-
.0a1 toll gates
(iarone on the
Said County,
and re -
That the
!shall be pay-
K.ate upon the
aunty of lin-
-keepers are
n, and receive
passing each
.,t1biect to all
exemption of
kties, viz
!Fhen engaged
who produce
of the mini -
that they ,are
p�ii; ali In, -
taros engaged
te labor ; and
'ing from _Car-
es. And pro-,
te team, horse,
S. shall be al -
through the
ibefere twelve
A the follow -
or otherwise.,
tr beast, eight
se, or or other
4 four cents.
ts.
er swine, one
number, one
at attie„ two
gate -keepers
,hereby a.utho-
ar„ and recover
erseen passing
tes -within the
lai.eies, horses,
subject to
rates, and to
lee recovery- of
enacted that
ice and effect
ieat day of De-
r -Lew No. 12,
ireley repealed
r of Dectember
25th day ot
PONS,
Warden.
4-57e2
12
DEcnNthER 9. 1870., •
T E• FmTto.N.;.gx.posyrorc..,
e imannor
-401.4...-:txttitoittit •
bISTIUCT MATTERS-.
There is an alteretion in the Grail('
Trunk, running time, See Time Table, in -
another colimm.
a
An ametuer dramatic club, has been
formed in this place, and we are promised,
an entertainment ere long.
A very interesting letter, on the Lon-
don, Huron and Bruce Railway, ficom
John I.-seckie, Esq., is in, type but is
crowded out. Itevill appear next week.
In our last issue, through an uniuten-
tional error of our informant, Rev. Mr.
McDermid, was -said to be the ...officiating
clergyman at a marriage, which ahoulii
have read Rev. Mr. Goldsmith.
REDuanose rt4 TiLEGRAPki RATES;, --
The Montreal Telegraph Company lelaye
reduced their ret'e to Montreal meet in-
termediate place's to twenty five cents for
ten words, and one cent for each addi-
tional word over ten.
Orere-FEteows' ANNIVERSARY.—Fideli-
ty Lodge No. 55, of this village, propose
celebrating their first anniversary by an
entertaintoent, consisting of addresses,
vocal and instrumental music, followed
by a ball and supper, at the Town Hall,
on Wednesday evening, the 21st inst.
the Fe being adop d as the
sal language am.ongat he na
zation. Hee finished off by d
veto rebuke to those w
so confused. on matter
school -boy should be b
to lead them to speek
ing as synonymous( w
language. •
The next meeting of the
be he'd on Wednesday
past seven o'clock. Dr.
apaper upon the "Ori
by„Darwin. All wao
Society will please tt
im
1
ali .e.
se ft ti -fis
of a le h
ter i fo
phee
h ch
. The org-an lately erected in the Catho-
AC Church here, will be used foil. the -first.
tinie at Divine service on Sunday heat,
the Ilth inst. A talented speakerl, has
been selected to preach e sermon. ore the
occasion, after which a collection will be
taken up to assist in paying for the or-
gan. Morning service at 11 a. m. . Time
of evening ser vice willbe ennounced from.
the pulpit on Sunday.
WELLS' ILLUSTRATED ANNUAL keF
PIIRENoLooy AND PHYSIOGNOMY. FOIR
1871.—Besides Pertraits, Characters and
Biographies of numeroUs distioguished
Men and Women, it contains thirteen ;
National Types of Female Beauty, Or-
gans of the Brain-illuettated and defined;
" \\hat Can I De Best" Personal
Beauty, how Attained ; What is the use
of Phrenology ? Just the thing for learm,
ers. A rich and racy 25 cent book, sent
first post. Address Office, Phrenological
Journal, 389 Broadway, New York. -
., .
''' SCOTLAND; Yre."—Mr. Angus Fair:
bairn, the second Kennedy, as he is call-
ed by Some of OUT exchanges, will give
one of his renowned concerts in ETriox's
Hell, on Tuesday eveniog, 20th inst. Mr.
Fairbaian's receptions have been every-
where moat- enthusiastic; and the criti-
cisms of his perfo , anees. by the press,
rintr
are most faverable. he Leader says in
its notice of the first concert in Toronto :
—"Mr. Fairbairn appeared in Highland
costume, and in addition to a. very bene- crease to ighte
volent face he possesses a sweet and pow- ••kahen-aes.. -e. is
erful voice, which is capable of great .c caper than ev
modulation, soft, expressive aed touch- fore \V oorig
ing. The plaintive airs a the Old .Scot- prise. and
, tish bards are particularly ada.pted to his he ,„,,..u..ii
voice, and consequently* he/naturally cae- boot
our 1
ries with likm the sympathies of his audi- 4.
co. swm
ence, , both when singing -the -plaintive and
the jocular Pieces- -an aineile supply of
which was pla.ced on the PrograMme.
The entertainment was altogether one of
those -which never fail to. stir up the
warmest recollections of home,. and of
the olden times, when Scottish and Irish
bards were wont to appeal to the hearts
of their countrymen." We Deed not sey,
that a erowdecl house, awaits him in Sea -
forth.
vein
Ver
n of
esire
d:
11
1
10
in
o iet
et, at
06 wi
he sp
to jo
AINLE ILL]
NLARGING.—J. R. xrant tl Post
Office Drug Store is e argil prem.
ises. He is buildin-g ansedan:id' h lftthir-
ty .feet lone, and the ig
wicith as the store.
.DIED. —On the 5th i st., Jehi L mont,
sr., aged 74 years and mo' th
OBiTUARY. --It is our p in ul duty,
this week to record. he d h f Mrs.
Elizebet,h Jones, wife of R v. S. Jones. ,
Deceased had during lier s or stay
among us made a ve y gre t u ber of
triends, and many of he p or st of eur
'villagers were among her 1 o i timate
'and staunchest f4eo s.• S e ha 1 for a
naraber of years past been III et d with
aieoplexy, but not thought b s riously,
ill. On Thursday aft s e ell in. a,
ied about
h 'time she
jean --
e se -
were
.very
d,as
pell
the
will
half -
1 read.
cies,"
n the
le
from the pen of .th
scribe; thee tan be h
veracity. This hig
age—com telike—ma
in our vi age at re
the purposeapparentl
.plete acc( nt of all
,business f !urea, etc.
del ailed listof all th
women and children
' has gainedfor hims
by scrapi together,
debtors bat haVe
Wroxete along wit
-!no dent; very int
lie in general, but no
ful to the enses of t
it is Paid, a,ve take
act. W
compiler o
publishe
engravin
We weeu
to get hi
:the folio
sons me
list," fu
thor's la
lic with
urea ; a
pretty B iongly a
few WU of their
and ben +(sleet cou
therefor that it w
have the picture ta
ble; as it would be
this unique little -vo
of these, rather uncl
doubt it will occup
in .the next editon o
Literati e." but a
After de.tailing all your correspondent'
qualific ions he ends by saying that h
is ''cOIFESp0fldC11t f • r some of the leadin
jouiiiais f the Po eg
torresp _for mi
DOIflU)I;011, and the
Exposit f, it follow
and co am sense
in the uPUhOn of t
leading journals of
ly, Mr. Editor, yoi
ted, with such a co
such a (matter.
his opielilon coincid
opinio 1 1of the pe
think that the EX
best jo tnal in thi
anom
tit about two o'eloek, an
half -vast five, thirin whi
ct
never recoaereecinse ousne
was,a veteran'ira th atm
her sudden death isalwarni
mani
Df fri
fin al
Wr
n. .
in hi
warnings -to erring h
day a large 'limber
her remain to their
Rev. George Bro n, o
ed the funeral s rm.
the sympathy of all,
ment.
s.
ng
y.
es
xe
Ir.
BL
AL
M eas. e eesi
count of th
mill 4lurin been
stbnee whi
Custoniere
be able t
them.
BOOT FACTOR .-
- ani shoe inanufaCtur
has rented a large an
in this
e of ti e la
blish
not •
rom
ton,
er of
thek
nten,
confidence warr nt to p
thingthey mayuY rem
purpose, . R. recei
.
plies of th 4v
1)4stxui
-
tends in a
men to he
larg ru
the- pas
bligec to
la are no
com g f
get hei
ness sten
running q
teosive et
don. It •
any stock
the Domi
large num
have -his
own super
Deceased,
G d, and
fearfui
In
Mon-
s f llosved
in e• plae.e'
er, preech-
ies has
d ereave-
s. ece on. tie-
d cast m to their
s etre 11(1 fall?
ut i ne run of
in o ki g order.
n a el st nee will
grits hu e with
Ro s, Rae, .boot
r, lett o inghani,
co lice us busi-
llag , nee intends
-gest aid ost ex -
s thisdde of Lon-
a enti n 0 teurchasle
he hol sal 1 wises in
ut o k ep O hand a
rWelass rk en, and
lauhfact re nder his
ence so tha he can with
ir a ere any -
For this
in 1 rge sup-
te ia , and in-
to ha -e twelve
e pe ts • to M-
ore hm
e sp g trade
det 4 d to sell
ownin hi part
te h n iis enter-
sine(re y ope that
edingly; as it always
see ,1 is ee ammoth
fro, w ice seems t')inionr." No as we
o
r.
e ve
very
mica
heft' tin
hi
n b
els
✓ xi
atu
luck, aa
urish exc
eart ood
ing t an
say busin -ss.
MIMIC PAL.
pal elect ons
some att ntion
,berry). ur b
lage of N ingha
They hey prise
ferent pa ts of
meeting
purpose
son as R
meeting,
few pers
ent Rees
public,
their ow
raise the
make an effo
oubtc
ct, al
ey c
nk
rwar
s pur
Seaforth Literary and Scientific
Society.
The Literary and Scientific Society of
this village, held its first meeting on the
evening of Wednesday, the 30tle ult.
Mr, Wm. - N. Watson read! paper on
" The desirability of placing the English
language on a Phonetic basis," of which
the following is a brief abstract.
Mr . 1,Vatson began by saYing that a
civilized nation was as much distinguish-
ed , from a sa.vasee one by the power it
possessed to hold communion with the
thoughts of the absent and the dead,
through the medium. of written language,
as man himself was elistirignished. from
the brute, iby the attributes of .reason and
speeeh., and that he is indebted for the
benefits which are the concomitants of
civilized life to the gralel ideas and truths
which have been made permanent by
means of alphabetic writing. From this
be argues the importance of every
diviaual being posseasei with an easily
a.cciuired femilierityeseith the art of read-
ing and writing. Hearing then explained
what spoken languages really consisted
olf, he showed that the original ideas of
alphabetic writing was simply' to tepee -
Sent the phonetic elements of speech by
- characters which could be easily traced
by the hand. Pointingout the phonetic
elements which belooged to the Engli3h
language, le showed the disa,dvantages
which arose from a departure from the
original' idea --alphabetic' writing be
showed the fundamental defect of our
present alphabet, of attempting to retire -
sent its 34 phonetic elements by only the
2-2 effective letters 1which the alphabet
contained, and howlfiom the irregular
aneEcapricious use of the letters,
nthe pre-
nouciation and spelling of eh -nest every
word of the language had to be learneddi
individually, instead ef making the 1 t-
ters of the alphabet to be a perfect key
a, written board, as reason and , online n
sense would dictate, ortheopists had ac-
cumulated page upon page of abortive at-
tempts to reduce English spelling to sys-
tem ---that the evils of our present ortho-
graphy were perpetueteci by the narrow
mindecloess, the conservatism and pedan-
try of portentuens learning that stupidi-
ty parades the art of calling things by
ther wrong names, "the proper method
of spelling words." He showed wherein
lay the real pbstaeles of popular educe- -
sstiorte. ieteErud as well as in Canada,
and holy -the obstacles could be at once
effectually removed by the commen sense
plan of dealing with the letters of the al-
phabete as in dealing with Anything else,
which 'was of having a name for every-
thing; and of calling everything by its
own name, and not by calling, for exam-
ple, a certain object a stool at One tine, a
etove at another, snd a (boot -jack at an-
other, which was precisely the way
adopted in the use of the letters of our.
alphabet. He summed up with a brief
statement of the disadvanteges arising
from the present spelling and comparing
these severally with the advantages-
which phonetic spelling would confer -
one of which advantages he pointed out
. the more general use Of our languages,--
imongst toreigtiers as -a pre -requisite for
o be
f sele
eve f
e u
ns w
e on
ound
sel
ambi
who un
and, in f
• ces if t
don't th
atraightf
Reeee h
I
years, s, ems,
uftatiimohs ap
the township.
CATh,
cattle,
on•Mon
ber of
seine g
fairs.wi
epposit
.cletves
11. h Di
Hall; o
number
Squier„-
Mr.• J.
Seafort „ wer
ANG S FA
vocalist is, w
relative
likely •
•if the.
were .t
him to
trying
- b. S, • So
Soire Iwas
Turnb rry„ o
_Quite ,'4 num
ter Sal
o John
were (
Wroke
rie,
The c
ant- ti.
Foa'
Doubl
beeves
two .of
—n26traserazzingisrmematomat
Stores wandering tb.e people of Huron ea a whole,if they
doubt of its 'strict h voted for the By-law,thy only
y talented person- .I( ked- to their OWD ,, personalbenefit.
es his appearance Tie reason why the two northern town
ular intervals, for snips did uot vote for the By-law, is this
of giving a com- they have the railway fever. It is true
the bankruptcies, they pay a lerge amount in tolls, but they
that occur ; and a imagine that is past, as they expect a
inhabitants-mn, railway through their townships, and if
of Wroxeter. He sticia .happens to be the case, they will
If quite a notoriety 1y little or nothing in tolls. .Now ha.
all the " insolvent there been no eapeetations of a railway
been in trade in their vote would have been entirely dif
sundry other items f rent: As for the two townships in th
eating to the pub- south,they travel very little on toiled
particularly grate- roads, as they can take their produce
ose persons who, as market without d.oing so. • Now, Mi.
the benefit of the Editor, you will see there is not so much
tear. it is t e intention: f the o or due thoh.e iodependent ratepayers
this " 1+,ck list" te get i s Mr. McMichael imagines; also *hat
y Will sooner pay toll than allow tl e
in book fo , withea, fin steel
of the author for a fronti piece, pe ple ot Huron to compliment.the towin
, by the way, advise the uthor of Goderich with forty thousand dollare.
picture taken immediat ly for They go on this principle, ." A penny
mg reaf3o e-esome of t e per- saved is a peony ganied," but ;they care
tioned in the aforesaid ' black net who suffers by it,. -My reasons for
y appreci te the talent d au- ' aupposing Mr. McMichael to have taken
L
dable desit to furnish t e pub- a elfish view of the matter, are the 01 -
account f all their lit e fail- lo eig : lst. Mr. McMichael is so placed
a we under tand. they ex ressed that he can take his produce to mar. et
esire to leave a few Without paying toils e . 2nd. That , the
steem on his classic, Market fees are a great source of trim le
tenance. . W think, tO, him, simply beceuse they touch is
uld be advis ble to pocket. Had Mr. McMichael to pay t il
en as soon a possi- 'e ery time he went to market, I rat er
great pity o ate doubt he wotild have been silent abut
,
nine impaired b . any It edefeat of the Byelaw, as his hatred to
ssical blemis es. No It e market fees show this, as the market
1 bonspicuou place If es are only a toll that farmers have I to
p y for being allowed to sell their p -o-
f the "Curie ities of
bout the com i ent. dice. Now a person would think tha a
s man, so much opposed to -market fees as
e Mr. McMichael, would also be oppo ed
be taken at ear as payment for the rents
of the incommg year, but by the notice
served. -us sometime after, we have only
received value for itat thereto of 80 cents
in the dollar. 'Upon consulting parties'
-who ought to have known, we -were told
that they thought we could be made to
pay it. The consequence was we were
obliged. to begin collecting it from the
community travelling at that rte, but
I atre sure there is not a gate -keeper in
the County but would rather have lost
six times over what percentage he had on
his owe part than had the annoyance of
collecting, it; nay, to this day sume men
whe ought to koow better seem to think
it a matter in -Vented by the toll.-13-eeper
Th iapproa hi
re eginnin
in his towns
eth lin in 't
e a1reaky
ed oticee ost
th to ip,
eld tsai Ila
tin la fit an
th ens , in •
er tend, is go
o areoppose t
om privet, r
, who hi
h purposes b
011 f the ig• in
to gain e
y „ivould 1 ke
ultht ine°thn r
ey en ce
course whi h
ued jdeirin h
o meetrevel of the ra
I i
g muniei-
e attract
1Pste( Tr
en the stir.
• in
calling' a
•e, for the
roper per -
ear.' The
up - by a
the pres-
thee than
to gain
trying to
hamites to
ev
toge:thP'
lit,1'
nsinp, offi-
• but we
d, for the
he present
Peeln
past
teeitt
h t
epayera of
li
ROX TE
,
1
c.,Wa hjelAd :talVill.r
E FA I. •
ay, t e 2Stil Nov.
attle .we 6 on th
ocl 's les were p
1 in f tur be held
Mrs. Day's Hotel
ON OU 11.. --'--The
1
ision Cort Was h
Tues lay, the 29t
of c ses Was disp
of Do Is Squier,
.Bssoi14, of Be
p sent.
RB IRN..—
be lieve, Abe
in 1 eeswater,
ive a entertain
Wro et.0 Liteta
ina e an i effort
ome o Orroxete
t leas
•
co
NCIL
u
Day's,
m
in
nef ea nwdt tn. as
bentu e
rorter,
bound
$48.2'
isidrde1
a '
Alex. -
6 and
8105nth,
°ante
egoga
-John
bmesu o
011
job or
Move
Mwionff. t,
$3,1,0
secon
the 1
in ret
C°
that1in
to
him
Galt,
fsaara
id1
tecl i
lease
seco
lecto
with
Gra
Mmod i
Bf3iess oaliehirdr
aklo
taii epov
Mo
aut
(W.
to b
ins
be
Sco
By -
and
187
Ja
rie
Mr
jou
W1
De
or the sale of.
ay's Hotel,
Q ite a num-
round , and
ee ed. , These
n he grounds
sit ing of the
1: in Gofton's
lov. A large
sed off. Mr.
Ge derich, and
so & Meyer,
•
18
11
th
REE,..— A S bl
eld in Cee mi
flurs4a3re D
er of childr n
bath Se ool Niter p
emmill ' 'presid d, a
elivered.' by R. v. S
er, Rev e 'Mr. Kc. e
. Josepi Anders n,
arch was crowded n
e was stient.dtH
CHRISTIAAS: —Me
dee pUreleesed a e
for the Christm
our leading farme
Miller • of Morris, dis
Mr. Win. Douglas, Tu
teen. FiVe cents pe 1
the lot.
GRAVEL ROAD. ---A
in Wroxete ghert
purpose of adopting sem
the read between this
Day's hotel, gravel' d.
business men in the ill
mers in the vicinity
ter up in a busines
probable result is that
road. gravelled before lo
ly Much needed.
SNOW.—We had 8
to -day (Monday), buts
ty as to make the reads
better.
COMPLIMENTARY. L
containa a very high
only to yotorWrox r c
also to the Expositor its
I
sr
y one journa in the
jeurnal is th Huron
by the laws f. logic
hat the Exp sitor is
e writer, one of the
he Dominion. Beal -
must feel q ite ela-
pliment.comi g from
e air glad. to mi. that
.s sol exactly ith the
pre of Wrox er, who
ositor is decid dly the
.County, at le st.
MEETI GS.
ERRy. —I le e Council met at Mrs.
°v.' 17th, pursuant to djourn-
le,
embers a I present. T e Reeve
hair. Wieutes of last meeting
a,pproved . The following jobs
were rep rted finished, and: de -
granted ir the same., Samuel
jobs on 2)th side line, rom the
y to the gravel road, 1amount
William litehell, job on 25th
$2; EU erd Fair, job at Ben -
Beaver m adow, amou it $10 ;
cDonald, -epairing culv rt, cons.,
$2 ; Ro )ert Johnston. job on
e line, con. 8, $30; Tho. Simp-
's bridge, $2 ; Peter
. line, $13.86; David
line 50 and 51, $16;
b on B. lin, $8.45.
out but not inished :
a job of cro swaying
, and -Edward Fair, a
nd.16, graven ng, $11.
ottt seconded by Mt.
ecoiuit ef William Ir -
s fees, be paa ;1mile-ant
Moved by Mr. Scott,
ogg, that referring to
Caldwell Brown, Esq.,
road convey d tc the
erry by John:I. Fisher ;
eyance be not returned
or the money paid t
Mortgage t Th Mas
erty, is disc arge 1, A
& ifl
pOsi-
s rer
4 COttl
o at Gre
o a job on
, fob on sid
i cEwan, j
e orted let
1 Lockridge
B., $27.5-
ide line -5
by Mr. S
that the a
0
constable
....
Carried.
d.by Mr..
er of -j. W
ence to th
of Turn
e said con
Fis her
the exist
said pro
he road is
ed, but th
he bank t
—Carried.
r.
il
celebrated 6
0 VilE it some
will very
t. Perhaps
Association
31r, coalcl. get
It is worth
ath School
Fs church
comber 1st:
om Wroxe-
esent. Mr.
d speeches
Snyder, of
ie, of Gor-
and other&
a very pleas -
. Hinde &
ad of choice
arket frem
Mr. Richard
es se of six, and
b rry, of four -
as pa.id for
et g was held
e ago, for the
an for getting
e and. Mrs.
ost of the
ge and the he-
y t ken the mat-
e way, and the
Ills have the
• It is certain -
t fall of snow
s all a quanti-
w lee instead of
e
rn
4,11
55
a
tte tolls, but no, the reason of win h,
readers, you youraelves must imag,i e.
He goes for free markets and tolled to s
Goderich and Seaforth go for maraet es
and free roads Now fellowmen, ou
must judge which ia the most seltis of
the two, Mr. McMichael or the peopl of
Goderich and Seaforth.I will now b ing.
this to e close, hoping that I have sot
•Ibeen trespassing, and for the prese t I
beg to substribe myself "
ALIQUI.
Ainleyville, Note 300, 1870.
for his own especial benefit. In nclu-
sion I would t$tate that so far as I am
concerned, I would rather see the gates
off the roads ,to -morrow, but so long as
thry are maintained justice should be
impartially dealt to all parties, without
fear or favoe. Hoping that 1 have not
trespassed too fir, Mr. Editor, upori your
space or patience, I remain,
A TOLL KEEPER.
concerned, de , crib
t the money be d
11 Said mortgage
oved by Mr.
d by Mr Haugh, that th co
bond be accepted by the Cdunel
ueston Gibsen and Robert A.
n as suret
ott, secon
ntufe be
ds given t
ard was
by Mr.
, that a v
at the mu
. to consic
g the sch
Carried.
ed by Mr
rizing , the
ham e \ to
Id an add'
section,
, seconde
w be pass
lection of
at Lot 11
s Johnstoi
Moved
augh, th
to 'meet
ham, on
mber next
• JAM
•
Toll Gates and Toll Keeper
To the Editor of the _Huron Expositor.
the heat of the discus
upon the late By-law where so m.uch
been spoken and written upon both s
thereof, there is one class of individ
who though often mentioned, and sup
ed to have some interest in the m
has hitherto kept Went upon it, viz,
toll -keepers. They have been repres
'ed as realizing each a splendid inc
pouncing out upon the unwary trav
Who may be unfortunate enough to
their way and conapellince him to s
(in the cold) and deliver his money
10 per cent. discount as legal tende
short, a -a very drones i -n the hive of in-
dustry. No doubt a great d.eal of license
should be allowed for what may be said
, as
pen
e of
so
re-
Itp-
gether unquestioned might. imply either
.—Carried. oved by
led 'by Mr. II ugla that
tainted. to Jas McGuire
Mrs. Blansh rd. Mrs.
ranted $10 s charity.
cott, second at. by Mr.
te of the ratibpayers bci
icipal electio I. of 'Coon-
• , the prepr ety Of 're-
ol sections in this Own -
Moved by Ir: Scott,
Moffat, that he y-lelse
trustees of . S. No. 4
orrow the s m o $31)0
ion to the sehool houise
or the term o five years
rried. Move 1 by Mr,
by Mr. Mo at, that a
d to hold the' ()ruination
Councillors f r the y ar
, con, 7, and appoint g
eturning cer. 1-
y Mr. Scott, seconded y
t the Council do now • d -
at Foster's all, .Lo er,
Tuesday, th day of
at 10 e'cloc a.m.
9 JOHNSTON, f'p Clerk
RRESPOND NC
I/
ion
has
des
ials
OS -
ter,
the
nt-
me
ller
ass
and
ith
,
J.. Duncan & Co, keep a full. stock et
all sorts of lerther. tL
G DERICH, Dec. 8, 1870.
Fall Wheat *
Spring Whea
Oats
Peas
Barley
Potatoes
Butter
Eggs-
Pork
SPECIAL NOTICES. .
AFFECTIONS or TIIE CHEST AND TilRoAT.
--Persons afflicted, however slightly,
with any weakness of Chest or Throat,
involving the either the Larynx, Traches,
_Bronchial Tuues, or the Lungs them-
selves, should. on the first symptoms
commence with Fellows' Compound Sy-
rup of Hypophosphites, as by its lege, die -
eases ot these organs (even Consumption
in its primary -stage), are speedily cured,
and more Alarming symptoms prevented.
Price $[:50 a bottle; 6 for $7 50.
Sold by apothecaries and by F. Cundill
& Co., wholesale agent, Montreal.
in the heat of a sharp contest, wher
you know, -when a, fact may not ha
to be at hand a Very slight exerci
the imagination may fill the vacanc
well that it may pass with Many a
liable, but that such should pass
51
egnal Report)
htoi 1.2
1 OA to ii
0 35 to 0.40
0 55 to 0 58
0 40 to 0 43
0 37 to 0 40
• 0 16 to 0 53
0 20 to 0 95
5 50 to 6 00
Special attention paid to the maTinfw-
turin,g of Boats & Shoes ofeljskincls. ge-
pairing dote on tse sh gest possible
•notice at J. Dune= & CO. )3. tL
-
DR. WisTER's BALSAM OF WILD CHER
RY.—This Balsamic 'compoinid has be-
come a home 'fixture. Let all who suffer,
and have in vain attempted to cure their
coughs, colds, bronchial or pulmonary
complaints, make use of this -unequaled
remedy. It can be relied upon, the mass
of testimony that has been published
since its introduction, being ample proof
of it e efficacy.
or The efficacy of Bryan's Pulmonic
Wafers in curing Coughs, Colds, and- all
Bronchial affections, and cheering the af
hided,. has pessed. into a proverb. la
the United States, where till se marvel-
lous Wafers ere known, they bear down
all opposition and eclipse all rivahy ; the
demand. for them. has steadily inereased
for the last twenty year, until now the
sale average over one hundred thousand
boxes a year, Eminent 'members of the
medical profession withour num.ber admit
that they know of no preparation pro-
ducing such beneficial results as these
wafers. When taken in season they ef-
fect a permanent cure. ,
Sold by every druggist and most Of the
respectable stores throughout the Pro-
vince, at 25 cents per box.
that such statemeots were in the ain
true, or the want of the proper spir t. to
reply to ithem, therefore as one of that
class, I take the liberty of offering eine
remarks thereon which may, or may Lot,
be of interest to your readers. The
County Council or rather Counties
ells who built those roads having ju ged
it best that tolls should be collected poo
them had. the el -Aim' of either eolle ting
the toll themseltes or of farming the
gates out as is done in the meantime,
o be
eep-
n for
n of
ness,
Id go
these
lough
)erate
e as
tha
res
ou
e. wish it to be distinetli widerst )d
we do not hold. ourselves in a y 1 ay
onsible for the opinions expre se by
Corespondents.)
To
PR,—While perusing yoii
ult., I noticed a letter
homes McMichael, ref
at of the County By -la
e of the Northern Gra
abolition of the Toll Ga
ould have hes% better
chael left the defeat o the B -law
ne. Now, Mr. Editor, hat is • ere
re disgusting than to he r of e p rson
ting of an action that i a sham and
sarace to a civilized community. Now
s is the ease with Mr. It cMichael. He
is boasting of -a defeat„ th is an jus -
ti e to the people of Hu on, espe ially
t se along the Northern Gravel ad,
t • t is looking at the subj ct in 1 road
w, which is _the only way p rson
s ould look at -such subje ts. r Mc-
gichael says, " In reviewing th v etc of
the several municipalities, here ee s to
•a strange iimonsisten y froin what
night have been expected rom the each-
gs of the united press ef Miro
se no inco e • istency wha . ef in th
t r. "Mr. gleMichael has enly sho
t e mark, ied taken th wrong
ships as an xample. Th people
tOvenships e e • t he toOk et. an ex
e pecia.11y t e e ones in the orth, t
s.me view of the matte that
Michael di,: viz, a narr w and
The' did not loo and
i1iuch bene t they woul have d
he Editor of the Huron
25
of
de
ch
th
it
.al
bo
a (
th
t week's Star
pliment, not
pondent, but,
lf. A.s it opines
CO
and here obViouely the piniciple
kept in view eVa,s, this, that the -toll- -
er was entitled to a fair remunerati
his time and. trouole, the protecti
the law- in theprosceution of his bus
and that the other proceeds shot.
into the County treasury. That
principles aie sometimes -violated,. t
far be it from me to say with a delil
intention, I will endeavor to 'pro
follows
1st. The system hitherto purs ed of Dec. 21,—Farm Stock, on Lot No, -a,
setting up gates at any upset price is not Con. 8, township of Morris. Wm. Gar -
just to the toll -keeper where no attention -Vie proprietor, J. P. Brine Auctioneer.
s are
ut is
ounty
nder.
lweecs
he in.
Xpoptor
r issue ef the.
ver the ne me
rring to the
, for the I ur-
el Road, and
es. I- think
had Mr. Mc -
NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.
1,1 ERSON WHOSE Subscriptions to
1 the ExpOSITOR, are overpaid will he
supplied. by MR. itIoLEAN, who. is also
empowered to collect all unpaid subscrip-
tions. In this particular we would urge
upon those M 'arrears the necessity of
settling, with all possible dispatch•.
WM. F. LUTON.
Seaforth, Dec. 9, 1870,
STRAY MARE.
CaTRAY1?,D jute the premises of R. A _
O. Graham, Wingham, about the 10th
November last, an aged Brown Mare,
with a small white. spot on ter face. The
owner is requested to prove property,
pay expenses, and take .the same away.
R. A. GR A11157A.3_MT
Winghare, Dec. -7. 1870.
MUNICIPAL AtoTio.e.
TO THE LECTO,R.S OF THE MUNI-
CIPALITY 01? SEAFORTH,
The nominatiOns for a Reeve anelfoeer
Councillore, to serve for the ensuingyeare
will be held at the Couneil Room, Tows(
Hall, Seaforth, at noori, on Mentleee the
19th inst.
T. P. BUITLileil,age tir
Seaforth, Dec,. 7th, 1870. 157-2—
ESTRAY SHEEP.
riAME into the premises of the wale -
k_.) scriber Lot No. 32 Con. 2, 13sborne,
about the ,Ist ugust, 'One Ewe and tura.
ewe lambs. The owner is requested te.
prove property, pay charges, and take
them away.
THOMAS C6RNISH,
Rodgervilie P. Os
Usborne, Dec. 7, 1870. 157 -3 --
FARM TO RENT.
BIRTHS.
WILLIS.—At Seaforth,.on the 3rd
the wife of -Mr. R. 1illis; of a son. `
MCGREGOR.—In Tuckersmith, on the
14th ult., the wife of Mr. John Mc-
Gregor, of a son.
MARIRIAGE S.
MCDONALD—FOLLA_CK.—At Seaforth, on
the 6th inst., by the Rev. W. Price,
W. M. minister, Mr. George McDon-
ald, to Miss Milicia Follack, both of
the Townehip of Hay.
McCeerrenEY—RAwerNes.--In Seaforth,
on the 6th inst., by the Rev. T. Gold-
smith, Mr. W. H. MeClatchey, to Miss
J. Rawlings, both a St. Mary's.
_MCINTOSH --1V1oLEA.N. — Mansfield,
Egmondville, by the Rev. W. Graham,
011 the 6th inst., Mr. Wm. MeIntesh,
to Miss. Sarah McLean, both of the
Township of Tuckersmith.
DEATHS.
CURRIE .--In Harpurhey, on the 5th inst.,
Claristina Margaret, only daiughter of
Mr. Andrew Currie, aged 5 years and
Months.
sseasea.
AUCTION SALE REGISTER,.
-
is paid to the fact that some. gat
yearly beceming of less value, 1
sonietimes aloe -cc ef loss to the
when sueh gates -finally are let by
2nti. A toll -keeper who has
paid his rents duly and, who with
tention of paying all he bids, who has re-
liable security to furnish, may. fi d the
gate knocked 'down for one della nage,
to some adventorer whose securi les are
worth about as reuch'a,s himself, a d who
besides causing a loss of both tie e and
money, to the honest bidder, may
the County in both useless and ex
litigation. •
3rd. It may be knocked down
inexperienced person, who, foodl
ines that fortunes are to be made
keeping, and the next we hear is t
applying to have his amount
which if done is certainly not ju
competitor. •
A certain great historian hes said
judging
a,son to
al char-
-
mat -
pest
ovrn-
f the
ple,
k the
. Me -
elfish
how
ne to
1.)ec 1 5, —Farm Stock anil implements
on Lot No. 26, Con. 6, township of Mor-
ris. John Mooney, proprietor, James
Stretton, Auctioneer. -
N. B.—Sales, for which bills are printed
at this office, are advertised as above
without extra charge.
THE MARKETS.
SEAFORTII, Dec. 9, 1870.
nvolv e Wheat, (Fall) IP bushel, 1:05 to 1.13
iensive . Wheat (Spring) la bushel, 1:15 to 1:25
'' 0:40 to 0:47
o some
t toll- BBaurtlteeyr, bth.
at he is E
usliel,
imag- Peas $ bushel,
0acrtgss‘tif bushel,
s Hides,
t to hi
educed
Sheep Skins,
_
Apples
•Ppootrkatoes
13ENTLot No. 16, m the IOth Cone
K lop, 80 acres,cleared arelnear-
e°il
ly free from stumps, -with dwelling home
and barns. For particulars apply to Vac
proprietor.
' S. G. MeCAUGHEY.
Seaforth, Dec: 7, 1870. 157-4---
'that William III, of England,
by her public men, had good r
think rather meanly of her natioi
acter." So I should say that any one
judging by the conduct of those Who pass
our gates would be very apt to arrive at
a similar conclnsion. In fact it seems to
be a settled. conviction with many that a
toll -keeper is fair game for any species of
deception; and trickery and what .is his
remedy? To go to a magistrate lodge an
information (in: case he can identify the
offender which may not happens i once in
50 times) have him fined, and lose his
time, and money, besides; I am not even,
aware that he gets his toll whichle lost
pockets,
as well
become
so heard
criminal
ustice, a
leave to
wn opin-
cil, when
a means
ght to be
generous enough to give them the- same
privilege they would have had for them-
selves, had they been the collectors of the
toll: viz, the fine for their tree ble or at
kast givie them a moiety. Tile change
made , in the tolls this last eeting of
Council i will] make this matter even
worse; for few toll -keepers will be able
to recollect With certainty- every person
that has passed within a spare of 48.
hours, and parties knowing this will
govern themselves. accordingly, and the
odds will be entirely in their favor—
When the toll gates were let in 1869 we
were positively assured that s
while the County magnaau.mousl
the fine. In practice it is abou
to let them go unless it shoul
_rather too boatmon. I have a
that some compound with th
father than bring him up to
proceeding abeut which I woul
every manthe freedom of his
ion, but surely the County Cou
they are willing to use them as
of collecting Money for them, o
REGISTRATION.
rilHE undersigned would notify al/
tetested. persons, -that it is impera-
tively necessary that all Births,
Mar-
ragesIand Deaths should De registenal.
within ten days, otherwise penalties will
-be incurred..
T. P. BULL,
' Division Registrar,
157-1-1 Seafortla_
0:40 to 0:41
0:58 to 0:60
0:13 to 0:16
0:18 to 0:20
7:00 to 7:50
0.40 to 1:00
• 0:40 to 0:50
0:30 to 0:35
5:50 to 6:65
A splendid stock of r,ollars and Ties at
J. Duncan & Co.'s. tf.
lver would
CLIICTO:".•.1, Dec. 8, 1870.
Fall Wheat, per bushel, 1.00 to 1:15
Spring Wheat, per bushel. 1:10. to 1:15
Oats, per bushel, 0:38 to 0;40
0:56, to 0;58
0:40 to 0;45
0.15 to 0;16
0.12 to 0;15
5:25 to 6;00
Peas, per bushel,
Barley, per bushel,
Butter per per, lb,
Eggs, per doz.
Pork
•
A nice lot of cloth and fur Caps, also
a full stock of Felt Hats, English and
Canadian, at J. Duncan & Co.'s. tf.
ST. MA_RYS, Dec. 8, 1870.
Fall Wheat, per bushel,
Spring. Wheat, per bushel,
Oats, per bushel,
Peas, per bushel,
Barley, per bushel,
Butter per lb.,
Eggs. per doz.
Dressed Hogs
•
1:05 to 1 13
1:20 to 1 25
0.40 to 0 42
0:64 to 0 67
0:44. to 0 52
0:16 to -0 20
0:19 to 0 21
6;00 to 6:50
CAUTION.
IIERIEBY CAUTION all partiesjx-
chasipg, or negotiating fat foliow-
nig
ur-
pronussory notes, dated Wroxetger,
Nov. 25th, 1870, ODE, payable January
1871, the otherpayable thirteen months
after date, each for $8, made by me ia.
favour of James Vitie or bearer
' as 'have
received no value therefor andpayment
will not be made.
1 THOMAS AleEWEN,
GreseiDee 2, 1870. ' 157-3—
e
CHRISTMAS SHOW.
_
HE TUCKERSMITH 13 BA NCH
Agricultural Society will hold their
First Annual Christmas Show, on.
Tuesday,
December, 13, '70;
At th4 Society's Grounds, Seafortle,
when the following prizes will be awaesl-
ed 1st. 2nd. Sok
Best fatted ex or steer - $4.00 3.00 200
" cow or heifer 4.00 3.001.2.00
" pair fatted. sheep 3.00 2.00 1,00
ROB'T. GOVENLOCIC,
Seaforth, N:v\P%.7;331680i:Mle781:°
7.°0.
A full .assortment of Baots & Shoes
always on hand at J; Duncan & Co.'s. tf.
LONDON, Dec. 8, 1870.
(Advertiser Report.)
White Winter Wheat $1 10 to $1 14
Spring do 1 25 to - i 27
Barley 0 45 to 052
Oats 041 to 042
Peas 0 65 to , 0 68
;Butter, in kegs, 0 14 to i 0 17
Eggs, 0 22 to 1 023
/ Dressed Hogs 6 00 to 6 65
H
ARP'S LIVERY STABLE, MAIN
0 ST., SEAFoRTIL First Class Horses
and Carriages always onhaad at as reams
-
able terms.
R. L SHARP, Proprietor.
Seaforth, May 5th, 1870. 3
THE G-'REAT FEMALE REMEDY;
JOB- MOSES' PERIODICAL NUS..
- Tide well known mediCine is 310 impel-
sition; but a sure and safe remedy for Fe-
male pifticulties and. Obstructions, frees
any cause whAever, and although a pow-
erfulemedy, they contain nothing hurt--
fli- it°o married laTlais peculiarly ala-
i;
ed. t will, in aishort time, bring on
the onthly period with regularity.
These Pills leave never been known to
fail where the directions on the 2n4 page
. of panipblet are well observed.
Por full particulars, get a pamphlet
freeoofMOSES, the agent.NE
J
B
YORS, SOLE PROPRirr. OR-
Si!O0 and 121 ceats for posta.ge, en-
closed to Northrop & Lynia.n, Newraatle
On, general agents for the Dominion,
will in.sure a bottle containing over 50
pills by return mail.
157-8—
Auction 'Sales.
it • LL BILLS FOR AUCTION-SALE:8e
1--1_ printed by C. H. CULL, will be
in the EXPOSITOR free of
charge. 152 -it.
Lave Fate of Cutters, Sleighs, Car-
riages, Buggies, Waggons Tools, =mfr.
rial, &e. MeNa•aght Teeple will sell
by auction. at their shop, Seaforth, the
whole stook, without reserve, on Setille-
day,, Dee. 2.4th. J. P. Brine Alllegialar--
eer.