The Huron Expositor, 1874-08-21, Page 6etes
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HE HU
1
An
the a
.
Califs
to b
bushe
this y
and
are 1
prairi
it is
bush
acres.
arm Nem and Notes.. 5 _
id gander was reeentl killed
it la said; of 90 yea , in
at
lr-
e product of - the wheat cropiof
nia the present year is'declar d.
over-estimated, ley 10;000,
s; -
hundred reaping machines hate
ar been sold in Abilene, Kans is,
e old buffalo trails anal wallows
s
of yet grassed over upon the
s. ;
farmer iu Ford County, Ill., will,
said, - this year gather 11,000,
0
s of corn from one field !of 20,0 0
hog in the County of`` Norfol ,
Ont., weighs 1,100 pounds.- The anim 1
has been purchased -by a joint -Stock co
pany for the purpose of discovering ho
fat he can be made. It is p oposed t
make 9 im weigh 1,500 pounds this fall.
T ere is no such disease a
`•` awe: ney." The shrinking of th
muscl: s of the Shoulder is due to som
other cause than a disease of thos
muscl: s. The cause of -the lamenes
must s e sough elsewhere, and this i
also t e cause f the " sinking of th
shout r." It ay be - in the, foot o
the le;;, or a deep-seated affection of the
joint o the shoulder, and an examination
should be made by a veterinary surgeon
to dis m over exactly where the trouble
lies.
—0 3 io fleeces are packed for market.I
by spr. ading-thea upon. a table, turning!
in the a ead and tail, then the flanks, and
rolling them and tying the; roll with
two .st+ ings around it and one across
length se. These fleeces thus! put up
bring hree cents a pound more than
Michig. n fleeces of the same i quality,
for the reason th et in Michigan} wool is
not so arefully packed for market.
N one unless he be more than
usuall ambitious of questionable die-
tinction desires the onerous office of
. Judge 3 t an Agricultural Fair. That
the aw, rds of prizes partake very much
of the haracter of a lottery is generally
known, but when .it comes to the fact, as
recentl at some `English Fairs., that a
horse tat es the first place at two Fairs, the
thisd a. another, and is passed .without
notice t two others, the owner: may be
excuse in remarking that the person
who sa s it's absurd to differ with the
judges,'' is a " miserable fraud." We
have he rd some such sentiments'.express-
ed near r home.,
4e�
Dai]�y� .Maxims
Crea from a farrow cow's milk will
not all .orae if chu;�rned with cream from
new inn h cows. The mixed. cream will
make in �re butter than the cream from
new mil `,1 cows alone, but not as much
as if the cream is churned separately.
If -I vere receiving milk from low,
swamy rounds,.or from pastur s filled
with w eds, or from prairies, 1. would
scald it. By heating to 150°, it would
drive a ay the taint, but the scalding
would a so drive away the arom E of , the
timothy clover or June grassy
Create can be raised by freer ng, but
this is not practiced in this country. •
If mil . is kept aft a low temperature,
the Crea rises slowly. e
The e' est of a sudden change in milk.
or cr is to injure.thekeeping quality
of butte].
Whey as it comes from the factory;
invariably has a b� effect, whe fed to
caws. 1 ' fed whill fresh and sweet, it is
tionable.
cream by freezing does not, ex
nineal odor:• Neither does it
erms in milk.
am which rises first makes a
not obje
Resin
pel the
destroy
The c
better q
rises las
The
time it 11
Toe av
pressure
churn ._ b
makes
kinds of
worked
The lad( le or w
drawn ross the
down up n, it.
Milk, hile bein
should ' : stirred.
Result:
deep setti
ality of b tter than tliet which
ore aroma in butter, the less
keep. o with chef e..
id greasy butter, chu>�n with -
instead of friction. The dash
ings butter by pressu -e, and
tter butter than most other
churns. Butter should also be
y pressure instead of friction.
rk]er should not be
butter, but pressed
scalded
for taint,
favor 8ballow setting instead of
g. The amount of cream seems
larger sometimes from deep setting, but
it is owing_ to the fact that in deep set-
ting the Marge globules carry with them
considerable milk. The amnount of but-
ter from deep Betting will be les than
from sha low setting.-Prof..L. B. A
Hold.
Marketing Eggs.
There 1: so good a lesson in the follow-
i.ng story told by a correspondent of the
American, Far,n_Journal, of the manner
in which_ { e made a market for eggs,
that we ve it space here. It ontains
the secre a of success of market g any
class of p oduce. Have someth' g good
to sell, ave it uniformly and reliably
good, an o get a reputation therefor, and
there is n e danger but one can sell! at good
prices all he can produce. But "here ; is
the. story :
My old o ens laid plentifully during July
and Aug st, and though. the :price ae
not large here was a good market for ell
the eggs i could spare. I did not sere
to ha,iirk, . round anything I had fors e,
aid I sou • ht a dealer who hada geed
trade, an proposed to him that he shoiild
have all t e eggs I -would have.
"At hat price do you propose to
sell ?" he o • ked.
" At th market price," I answered.'
" Who' . going to decide : •' .
" We'll both decide. I will nave a
pass book and enter in it the:nuinber of
dozen I se + d you. When you have count-
ed thein y eau acid the price ;on the
book,' incl in that way there can be iio
mistakes r misunderstanding." I
"All riht," said he"I'll do i
" I wo d like to have you bar one
thing in incl," I added, " and tllnnat is.
that I guarantee you shall never find 'a
bad egg ar olig those I send you. If you
will keep hem separate and ever find me I
wrong in his -I, -will give you t' o' eggs l
for every bail _ one you find in my bas-
kets."
Do yo n mean all that ?" he asked,
somewhat doubtfully.
"Every word of it,"I answered.
All rte ht ; see that you do it, for I
shall warr nt every egg ":
The mei chant must hate told of our
bargain, for the inert time I met our
neighbor h reined .up his -hox'se as if he
had somt;t ling important to coninuni-
cate. 1
`` say 1 i "' he began, "gone into the
egg busine son a big scale, ain't you ?
" Why, . o ; not any larger seale than
a good Inas y others."
But y u warrant your eggs, don't
n ?"
you
I saw a winkle in his eye, but[ was
not going t• back down.
•
'es," 1 ansW redf
to carry any butgood
ket. "-
_ E` Jes' so ! So I hear
that you must h ve a
confidence in your hen
"Not so muchcon
rufi
as in care of the egg_
"Jes?se 1 it's as god as t
ranted 200 yards !• W do
egg Tim
ed*
d nQ
ie
day,
gs
sec
ossibi
ys o
rcha
;,her
e, mi
ggs
g
epee
If
your name on eao
" I may, by an
"Jos' so I don't see why you
shouldn''t."> Ana ' i ve o,o .
But after all I h - do a so foolish
a thing as you ma th y 20 hens
averaged 15 eggs a nd made it a
rule to send the e t m rket-every
third morning. I i hin+ nest eggs,
so there was no ity of any egg
being over three d. It was not
long before the nn t began to ap-
preciate the fact th : _waa,s a constant
supply of eggs. that ht,depend upon
as being all right.
I carried a bask t of :ggs to him one
morning, and, after he h taken them,
he said:
",Tim, supposing I she ld agree to give
you one cent a dozen mo than the mar-
ket price, 'what effect wo d it have on
you?
The best effect :n thb wor'ld," I an-
swered,
" Well, it is just like 1 i s ; when you
told me to warrant our eggs all sound, 1
thought you was a confou ed fool. But
g Y
I warranted the eg s, a d 'found- they
were always good. ()Wei have a class
of trade that would will' : gly pay more
for eggs if -they could be a re' they were
good, and I propose to ask two cents a
dozen more for the eggs ou'; bring me,
and this t will divide with yon."
This was certainly ;ncou aging, and our
arrangement holds to this + ay. I habit-
ually receive one cent a doz n for my eggs
more then my neighbors di . It is an in-
significant sum, but it con . is . up at the
end of the year.
CONFESSION OF A TREE PEDDLER. --
{l Every Winter a set _ of se : awegs swarm
I through the country offering great induce-
ments to farmers in the wa of fruit trees
to bear the next year, and to farmers.
wives rose bushes bearing even=various-
colored
roses. These trave ng nuisances
are generally men possessed of little or no
conscience.. Armed.with a • sok: of ,high-
ly colored prints, they go f oni house to
house and will usually sit itli you until
in sheer desperation you oety some of
their wares, just to get rid of them. I
" travelled " one Winter fir a Syracuse
nursery, but soon left the b siness, find-
ing it unsuitable for an ho efit man to
engage in. I found that t agents with
whom I solicited orders hada io regard for
the truth ; their only 'obje t was to :sell
large bills, they receiving certain .com-
mission. _ Woe to the local) ty where the
sales were so light that it oeld not pay
to canvass there again. 0,lyi the rub-
bish would be sent :there The unin-
itiated have no idea of all the ins and
outs of the tree business: y advice is,
purchase your trees either at `: nursery
for else order of a responsibl heal agent,
but don't buy of a tree " , ; dd1er 't
on't intend,
o the mar -
ears to me
ty sight of
in my hens
read : war-
i't you put
THE AGRICLJL
k.ssurance
Assoc].
Canada.
HEAD OFFICE, - LON
Public will please note tha
tion, formerly -the Count of Mi
s not consented to advan e of ra
he Mutual Insurance Com • inatio
nce.during its existence unreel
f amount of Premium N , e for
is andt
1. heat being ngatat a�vhe
as young and the count baptis
hawing by careful managem nt and
policy holders been enabled to ;pas
several fiery ordeals of the past to
levying any special assessment on
Ind having, after the late sever
minces caused by.the excessive
0,1871 and 1872, stili at he Me -
e sh reserve (January let, 1 74,) of
$10,04
nth a total Capital" of
nand of Directors have doc]
fess successful Companies t
In the face of a strong and ii
tris old favorite issued for
0
n
251.,
ined t
adva
ucreas
878 di
13,068 Policies, maki the
+w in force over 37,0 U. P
surance on farm property, chees
tached dwellings and their utbnil
acrd villages will be waited o by t
o one of his duly y authorize ropr
addressing as below. The su scribe
to visit Huron periodically, and
ci-operators the same nobl patro
been given to the AGBICUL URA
and more particnlarly to self, a
during. the past two years a d a ha 1,
J. B. VANTASSEL, Cli ton, A
Londesborough—Represent twig i
AL
ion of
t is Aasoeia-
dl Eder Mutual,
ea by entering
. Having only
re.than.halt
a i hree years'
t e Company
d ; in fire, and •
11 erality with
hrough the
y ars without
i s members,
rain on its
$'e losses of
ers'credit d.
7'' 12, our
e 1. vertures of
our rates.
competition
1' rge number
t tal number
t os desiring
stories, de-
s in towns=
ndersigned
tatives by
i11. continue
sits for his
e that has
n the pain,
its agent,
TAYLOR,
tiron.
e
8
0
MOTTO--`` Merit Command
CHAS. T. DOYLE, Bex A, 0
844 District Agent Grey, Bru
e
c
ecess."
Sound,
and Huron.
DOMINION
SHAVING & NAIDR :SSINC
SALOON ANI) BATH R '� OMS.
. NEWMAN has pleasure
• that he has fitted np aver his
i f convenient and comfortable
BATH R�OO
Where a clean and comfortable b
at any time.
SHAVING AND HAIR
kttendod to as usual. Also on ha
!LADLES' CHIGNONS'A
Of the latest styles. He is also pr
LADIES' HAIR COI
I f •
And leave them - straightened a
Braids, Belts, Swiches,
Charges reasonable.
GENTS' WI
Furnished on the shortest notice
prices.
A eall'is respectfully soheited.
1389
1 PSYCHOMANCY,
CHARMIN
TTOW either sex may fascina
love and affections of any pe
instantly. This, simple mental
can possess, free, by mail„ for 2
With a Marriage Guide, E yeetian
Hints to Lathes, &a. queer,
100,000 sold. Address T. WI.LLI
Eighth Street,-Philadelphi , Pa.
n nnouncing
h p a number
th
ay be had
R SSINC
d a ice stock of
D RAIDS
pard to take in
BI GS,
d w rked into
urn , &c.
l
s
t les
than city
T. Ni Whra N.
R SOUL
e and gain the
son titbey-choose
cquir anent all
cents, together
Oracle, Dreams,
exciting book.
& Cjo., South
e w
info
f
.:EXPOSITOR.
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT
OF HAYING TOOLS.
OAR ,LOADS BEST AldiERICAN CUT HAILS
Direct from Pittsburg, 'Pa:
MICHIGAN C ULTIV
ATOR HOE,
- The Best in Use.
SOLE AGENTS FOR THE WELL-KNOWNI ELEPHANT WHITE
LEA]
BU Y NO OTHE :
A CAR LOAD AMERICAN CALCINED PLASTER ` irec from G'i•an d Rapids, _Michigan.
WM. .ROBERTSON & o.
REPAIRS
GOING ON
AT
DUNCAN &.
Sale
CALL E
DUNCA
N'S.
Continues.
RLY
AND
ECURE - BARGAINS,
I
DUNCAN
SE
& DUNCAN,
AFORTH.
• SEAFORTH AND HURON
MARBLE WORKS.
MES1SE7
(Lat
Wculd intimate to
general public that
orders for
Monuments, H
M
Granite Montane
Work of the best
surpassed in this pa
call res f ll
4 peat a y
Cinder's old Stand
E. MFSSEY[.
c BROTHE
of Hamilton,)
eir numerous frien s and the
they are prepared to till all
. r
adstones, Table Tops,
ties, tee,
Imported t " Order.
tyle and art, and cannot -be
of Ontario.
elicited. - -
opposite McCallum s Hotel,
STREET, SE ORTH.
H. Mtn SErr.
'CLINTON -
MAR•BL WORKS,
HUB e N STREET, I -
Next door west >f the Commercial Hotel.
• 11IONUMEv
Ann work of all kin
Marble, designed an
and at most reasons
Mantles of l'c',r
pltcd 07
•.
', HEADSTOfNES,
in American and Foreign
executed in the best style,
le prices.
us Colored Afar
Short Notice.
le sup -
Granite Monumon i and Headstones imported
to order.
W . H. COOPER, Jr.
277 T. CALDER, Agent.
SHROUD
M. RO
ABINET MAKE
SHROUDS !
Johnse
Ma street, Sealed
SHE
Jee can furni
go
ERTSON',
Ei AND UNDERT R,
is Old Stand, .
i, has now on han a -good
ortment of
OvIDE
h cheaper than they can be
elsewhere.
REMEMBER f THAT ALTHOUGH THE
SALE • OF G C ODS ,DURING JUL
W1AS VERY GREAT, -
There still remains a large amount of Stock to dispose of.
SP CIAL LINES OF -
DRESS GOODS P PLI
0 IS, FLANNELS, CLOTHING, CA PETS,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
SELLING .OUT
A L L T
THE ENTIR
E CLEARED OUT:
STOCK AT
W. • HILL'S ; SEAFORTH.
A..MATTER OF IMPORTANCE FOR THE PUBLIC TO KNOW, WHERE
THEY C N GET THE BEST VALUE FOR THEIR MONEY. •
WILSON YOUN-G,
SCOTT'S ,JLOCh SEAFOI H,
Give as GbOD ,V A
UE as can be got in Huron.
TEAS OF 6741 H
C QICEST BR ND
S.
SUG4RS BRIGHT T .AND PURE.
GROCERIES OF EYF DESCRIPTION FRESH AND NEW.
CROCKERY-1/HE BEST CHOICE IN TOWN. ' -
O 9 MIXES, A ES, PORTERS AND Llq DORS;
Are already too well a d favorablykion td re o special qRu pec 1 mention. For qualitythere is pothing to
i► ass them made.
All Kinds cf f Produce (glen as Cash.
WILSON
•
YOUNG.
MAR V.EILLLO US pl, go.VERY FOR TOO
• ;i
MOHR'S SILVR . GRAIN
AND
r- l
MAa I TETIC COIL
r
HA -
ii HE.
AUGUST 21, 1874,
MEDICAL,.
G. say.'T,111,Physician, 8nr
ttozi
Accoucheur, Seaforth, Ont. Offices $
deuce south side of Goderich Street, est tom-.
east of Presbyterian Church.:nootene
tnt
DR, KING, Seaforth, (late of Conceals
Coroner for` the County of Perth. OAlceaidS)
residence ovor Johnson Brothers' Hardware Std
Main-st. Calle at DE. KING'S office b
tended to day or night.
•
L. VEle00,1;; Al. 13., -C. r.T Physician, 8>e.
geon, ate,, Coroner for the (county {Allmon,
Office and Residence, coiner of Market memo
streets, next to the Planing Mill.
• Tilt. CAMPBELL, (Graduate o Mf cel
sity, Montreal,) Coroner for -the, County of
Huron. Ofiiact-Next door to Calder Broth,
Marble Werke, and opposite 31cCalluren go
Main -street, Seaforth, near the Railway Station'
J. G. BULL, L.D.S.,`
URGEON, Dentist,&,c,,Scafottyp
Ontario, Plate work, eaten
styles, neatly executed. h11 sure
gicsl operations Performed with
care and promptitude. Fees as low as can be ab.
tained elsewhere. Office hours from 8 A. M. ton
P.MaM. Rooms ovor Mr. A. G. McDouga l's t re
A•
M. CAMP�33ELL, V. S., Licentiate and
• man of Cornell University,IthacaN.Y.,
axe.
Graduate of Onntario VeterinaCollege, o into -
has settled perp anently in Varna., wherein wiilbe'
found ready and willing to attend to all kinds of
diseases, in all kinds of .animals (man except
in all hinds of weather, and at all hours. iteld.1
dense and office two doors meet of Cook's nen.
penance Hall. an
VI<;T RIIvTA Y SURGEON.—D. McNAUGInn
V.. 8., begs 'to announce to the inhabitants (
Seatorth anti surrounding country that he .
ee
been awarded t1 a diploma of the Ontario.Veterria..
ary College, andl,is now prepared to treat d ee
asea
of Horses and Cattle and all domestic animals Re
has opened an office in connection with .his hots
shoeing "shop, where he will be found ready to at.
tend to calls. Diseases of the feet specially at-
tended to. Residence, office and shop in the nen
of Killoran & Ryoin's new store. All kinds of
eriaary Medicines kept constantly •on leen
Charges reetsonable. 22
r1- J. CHuIiCETTT,L,Veterinary Surgeon, (eaten
ber of the Ontario Veterinary College,)
to intimate that he has returned to the practice
his profession in Seaforth, enamel at all times be
consulted on the diseases of Horses, Cattle, &e.
Veterinary medicines constantly on hand. All
calls promptly attended to. Office, at Mennen
272
LEGAL -
CAMERON & GORMALLY, -Barristers and.
Solicitors in Chancery, Goderich. 848
es. C. CAiIER01,7. J. J.'GoBMALL1'.
G.ARBOW di WALKER, Barristers, Attorneys,
Solicitors in Chancery, &c. Oiliee on Weetgt.,
opposite the Post Office, Goderich. - :846
T, T.'GABROW. P. F, W.ALitB.
M. LEET, Solicitor, Wingham, has beent' pointed A.gent for the Colonial Securities Com-
pany of England, be is also Agent for several pri-
vate Capitalists of Toronto, who loan Money at
very reasonable rates. Interest payable yearly
Charges moderate. Also Solicitor for the 8t.
Lawrence Bank. _ -
Wingham, Dee.15,1871. 213
cCA.UGHE Y & HOLMESTED, BairistereAt
terneys at Law, Solicitors in Chancery :end
Insolvency, Notaries Public and 'Conveyancers.
Solicitors for the R. C. Bank, Seaforth. Agents for
the Canada Life Assurance Company,
N. B.—$:30,000 to lend at 8 per cent. Fate
Houses and Lots for sale.
PENSON & Mn;YEB, Eaixisters and Attorne
at Law, Sohcators in Chancery and Irisolven
Conveypneers, Notaries Public, etc. Offices—See:
forth and Wroxeter. ,w'`• 28,000 of Private panda to
lnnest at once, at Eight per cent. Interest, payable
yearly. 58
JAS. R. BENSON. R. W. C. )Bergh.
B. SQU.IE%I, Barrister, Attorney fn 'Chain
V ery, &c.) Goderich, Ont. Office—over 1'.•0.
Detlor & Co.'s .Emporium, Market Senate, IN
Squier & ttcDonald,
ARRISTEBS, Attorneys, Solicitors in Channel
&c., Brussels; Ont. Office --two doorsnottbof
the Post Office.
W. R. SQUIBB., DANIEL McDONkT.iI,
271 Goderich. Brussels.
HOTELS.
NOX'S HOTEL, SEAFORTH. Th
Knox begs to stats to his old. friends
and the travelling public, that he has leased the
Hotel lately occupied by Mr. MURRAY, and
formerly kiiow,n as the DOWNEY HOUSE, and
hopes to receive a continuance of the patronage
so liberally bestowed upon him during his mini
years in the hotel business. Every comfort and
convenience will be provided for travellers. The
choicest Liquors and Cigars only kept in the Bard
A careful and reliable hostier al ways in attendance.
291 THOMAS .KNf)X, Proprietor.
TA. SW A RP'S LIVERY AND SALE STABLES.
• :Office—At Murray's Hotel, Seaforth. Goal -
Horses and first-class` Conveyances always onband-
$ELL'S LIVE1tY STABLES, SEAFORTH, Ont.
Good Horses and Comfortable Vehicledealways
on hand. Favorable Arrangements made with
Commercial Travellers. All orders left at Minnie
Honnn, will be promptly attended to.
OFricz AND STABLES: :South of the Coinmer•
tial Hotel, Main Street. -
221 THOMAS BELIJ, Proprietor.
Samuel Brodie, C. E.
D1OVINCIAL LAND SURVEYOR, Seaforth. All orders left at theMansion House with Ms
John Murray will receive immediate attention.
References—Dr. Coleman and Dr. Sing 911 -*5
E. LUSBY, -
T ICENSED AUCTIONEEB for the County of
Huron. Sales attended in allparts of the Conn-
ty. All orders made personally or sent to•Seate th
Poet Office will be promptly attended to. WI
-
J-. P. BRINE,
LICENSED AI7CTIONEER for the Countyof
ttt Huron. Sales attended in all parts of the
I Conn y. All orders left at the ExrosiTon 'Office
I will be promptly attended to.
THE PHOENIX
I FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
NODYNE
{
Is an instantaneous and lasting cure for 'Toothache, rendering the pain
tion unnecessary. This Truly wonderf t remedy differs entirely from th
to introduced to the pubid. It acts by the aid of a magi
nl -operation of extrac-
many nostrums hither-.
etic coil,
WHICH PRODUCES A MAGNETIC EFFECT ON THE NERVE- AND CUM. '
I s,
Relieving instantaneously, without pain, the most agonizing Toothache.
Sole Agent for Seaforth, Brits4e ]T,s, TYroxeter, Bruce geld, taifielcl i'ar za &e
R.
LU
848-4
SDEN,.
RUGGIST, SEAFOBTH.
COME 0111E, COME ALL,
AND BUY YOUR
HARNESS
FROM
WARD, - SE
I beg to state for the information of farmers and the public generally, t]
Harness on hand as' any in town, and I am determined not to be uncle
went in the County.
BELLS and HORSE BLLNSETS, aL kinds, constantly on hand. A
Furnishings. •
818
C°2v"E1VIM ,A TRI
J.
FORTH.
t I have as good a stock of'
old by man other establish.'
so TRUNKS and General'
ARDI
Main -Street, Seatorth.
OF. LONDON, ENGLAND.
W. 114. WATSON,
A GENT AT SEAFORTH. This old derided .
Company wide established in 1'782, does bast'.
nets in all parrs Of the world,. does the second
largest business ' the United Kingdom, paysfte
claims ;with prom titude and 'liberality. Its stet
are moderate. stittl
OP- NED OUT.
rOSTER OLD STAN D
JAM S WRIGHT
AS opened i the store next the Seafortlk
Foundry and adjoining -Foster's Hotel, a lilt
and complete
STOCK 01? GROCERIES..
IVA Teas. are Good,
His &gars Cheap;
And his Spices iStrOnge
Call and give there. a
JAMES WRIGIEre
if1/1-10 WANTS MONEY?
A. STRONG, SEAFORTA
Loan Money -at a LOW RATE OF INTER-
EST. either on Farm or Village Property.
Parties requieing moneyshoula apply to
INSURE YOUR PROPERTY
AND YOUR LIVES.
A. Strong, Seaforth.
IS ALSO AGENT FOR
! hecaInsaodlaat.ed Risk Insurance Compel/1
' Terms as reasonable as offered by sun otb°
t OFFICE—over Strong et Fairlo
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The set passed last eession
et.l.e, it Le importa,nt for
—Notice of the pro st
orw its provisions, weippurlool
y bill of exchange
jobyable in Canada, th
eri4;ir te: Yre i°af autdchdherbepisll 8a. ei eo( el; ti°1
linirdeerishaaes t'esigdnI autunirees,s oannYsti801
aesitgloiaitnen211,aiiniothaneer ptilareneei
tic et ep ia ,0 es laa.:Iniedlu:S;e1lalifilitiliClOoleutingethesiYtsgihoevael
wee of such party be other
--VeCTIOn111 ef2t1:21-1e)Satiittateeed7
ad passed in the :31st year
helre2b._y p:inyle).4,431:::dr otfliesuoi
-Lion is substituted fer the mo,
4sPYtoeri al:11 eraatYe nilaht7rabe .0:esf p,3r tbooYr t
double the sum by which the
xe e tis rti agemtd.i pn sgal:alwahsnihts, t es1 .huar t
affixed; and a7here in any Sul
such instrument is questionet
the proper dutv thereon not 1
paid at all, Or llot paid by
party, Or ae the proper time, 9
xnality as to the date or e
stamps affixed having been
'wrong date placed thereon,
pears that the holder theree
tecame such holder, had no
such defects, sueh inetrume
held to be legal and valid, if
pear tiiat the holder thereoo
duty, as in this section Inentio
.as he acquired. Buell knowled
though such knowledge shall
aegaired only duriag such
,- and if itsball ap
such suit or proceeding to the
of the court or judge, ae the
that it was through_ error or
take, -end. without any inten
late the law on the part of
instrument, er 'endorsement
thereof. shall be held legal e
the ,bolder shall pay double 4;
as '80071 as he is a,wa,re of so,
mistake, but no party, who on
paid duty thereon. shall be r
the Penalty by him incurr
saite-)N' otwithstandinganythin
„Before mentioned. or m,this ac
after the first dav etegust
thr eo kpears atkheiss,eatr,aawily,
negotiates, presents fer
pays, or takes, or receives,
the holder of any insttumen
stamped, either as'a d.eposit,
went, or as a security, or for
or otherwise, knowirg the
be -duly stamped, and who a
inediately on making, drawl
-negotiating, or presenting for
or paying, or taking, or reedy
-coming the holder -of euch
- ME* theret-o and cancel the pro
within the meaning of the
first Victoria, ehapter s
penalty of t3900 fof- every f3uel
and shall not be entitled. tO r
-such instrument, or te make
available for any pur
and of no effect law or awilla
any such instrument
acts before mentioned or ie
tained, li0 bill of exchange
payeble outside of the Domini
ada shalt be invalid, aor shall t
or any owner, or holder -of n
be entoject to any -penalty e
of no stamp Ot stamps of this
being" affixed. to zilch bill.
Lost in the Wood.:
-could not be expected the
out many persome being lost in,
Many of those who wandere
found their 'way out, or were
by their, friends, but a mdanel
-est attaches to the memory of
-have mysteriously disappeare
great forest and have nevet A
heard of. Even in this Count
undiscovered skeletons, whose
could they speak, would tell
atory of weary wandering tb-
gleom, while death., hie
present, wa,tiked by the side of t
one, coming oleser as the lost ,
came weaker, —removing to a
tance as the strong inan
ate etiort to escape, until, at
worn out -a ith hanger and f-
ghastleenreseece came nearer I
his hand" on the now powerle.s..
Some years ego the skeleton
these luckless wanderers was ft
where in the Indian Iteniueul
of his clothme remainede
found beside the bones. 1
suffered will, of eoursc, never
In the early days of the s
young man named Pearce,
County of Grey an d never heal
the Shanty where he and. hisf
N a doubt, he lost his way a
in the interminable ferrest.
named. Bell also disappeared hi
ship, of Greenock, when that
the country was being eettieds
not far to g0 to reenn his holm
carrying a chair which he, had ,
Neither he nnr the chair Were, e
taaanneyd:,tnhtoh1 doubt, the great swame
village, once became lost
. keep secret the story ef hie
couAralgaed-Yas' oe:irn arreksaidbi.111: ansolti ef1111'
he made his death bed, will el;
and. the place oof. his grane.
was astonishing,. ehe 'wander=
bad beeialibliceog.t:°e:iadsliligiwatirotlaolofnumetilig81.11111:
.itgeedaaftreorantr .iyhoefretshiele
found by some okt her Mende,"
of whom had been searehing.
In a large swamp, across
path led, a 'woman, named. Me_
411-V.° allP4d1riTg IfIreoYm.wtallye hsedamreee "IfT;