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DISTRICT MATTERS.
• SEED POTATOES, —The. following va-
tidiest of Potatoes for seed can be had at STRONO
iPm-sax:Vs Seed Emporium, Sesforth, viz::
Snow Flake, new and highly recommended,
rownell's Beauty, extra; Early Vermont, ten
days earlier Mtn the early rose; Early Bose, Late
Be, end Garnet Chili. The Early . Rose and
hill' were imported from Montreal, and were-
4rown on light :soil, which will make a good
hange for Um oectiofl. eon early end got sup
plied. -
DRIED- APPLES, Them Arruz.--270
• ushelo prime fruit to hand, and the cheapest in
own. New Prunes, Fresh Canned Goods, Gen-
et Groceries, &c. Also Flour, Buckwheat Flour,
reliant Fionr, Oatmeal, Cornmeal, Octo, Bran,
heats. Mil1ice41„ &e, Turnip &Ws, CorrotSeede,
ngold Seed's, Top Ontenti, Garden Pam, Tim,
• thy Sced,,Orever Seed} Garden Seeds, Ite,, from
ohn A. Bruce & Co.'s.INote the shop, Strong
airley'S old otand,next door to 777,--W. AmigN,
COMMERCIAL Haver, SEAFORTI1,—
his house is the best in Seaf;rth for commercial
revelers and farmers, as Ite. secommodation is
rot -oleo?, Iwbile its priees are as low int the cheap -
�t hotels. The rooms, are large, well furnished
•and perfectly eloan, while the best attention is
Ivan to airwho patronize the house, '.,There is
arge stabling In connection, and attentive- host-
rif.--ALEXA/sWEILDAVIMSON, Proprietor.
. TILE Immense 8toe,k 'of Dry Goods, .
easlymade Clothing, Huts and Gape, Furs, Boots
lid Shoes, Groceries, &e,, at BEATTY &Co.'s, will
e sold for the next few weeks at about cost to
auk° room for spring purchasso
LAIDLAW'S Oash Grocery is the place
to get suited in Teas, Snare, Coffees, Bioeuits
MOOS°, Syrup, &e. Pure Wines for Medicinal
putposeo, Buckwheat Flour, do. .
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ONE CAR LOAD OF LAND Peasnoe for
'sale at STaotto & FAIBLEYIS, Aleo Western Corn; •
Buckwheat, Black Tartarian and White Norway
Oats, Peas, Tares, Millet, Hungarian, ite,
Motrev.—Money to lend at the lowest
- r tett,. and mortgages bought by W. U. Settler,-
arrister, Goderich, and by Senior & Macdonald
crrioters, Brussels.
' A Fuel, range of styles, patterns and
e antics, in ail climes of goods, and at prices to
c remand businetet, at Guar, Yotnect & • SPalt•
ED
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SE: POTES.
ATO—A car ow ofEarlya
Se and Chili, grown on the Island of Montreal,
• a capital change tor thio section. Yor sale at
LES'is Grocery, next door to 777.
REMOVED, —3-, 8, Rolienfrs has remov-
e( lae Drug Stook to 'the shop opposite Fewell's
petal, formerly oeeupied by W. Allen, Groeer. '
' CALL and take a look at the largest ,
8 od of the. Finest Tato in Seaforth, jot arrived
at BtAITY & Co,', •
Dwell: fail to call. at Beane' &
for Bargaine while the opportunity is offered.
•% (woo ri,Acr, to load your salt. Same
p ee
lSW At the wells at the Farmers' 8torse,
BF,ATTY & Co, are unequalled in Sea -
to th' for Imported Wino,/ Liquors and Cigars,
COMPARE Prices -in the Goo& you
w ni at Glum, Youxo & SPAIMI40114.
iLAIWE and attractive Stocks; 'now
oh ing at Farmers' Store.
W. Hue, has just engaged A finst-elass
ctta tier to take charge of the (nothing Department •
Of 11{ bn,siness. His patrons may depend on ob-
taining at his establiohnient s good and otylish
sr fele.
w'
of
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BC8INE814 NOTICE, — The EXPOSITOR
11 be given from this date to the first
January, 1876, for $1, payable strictly
advance. •
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HOTEL CIIANOE, Pureili, imeiy
of Stratford, and formerly of Carron-
breok, has leased and taken possession
• of the Exehange Hotel, Seaforth.
•Fulmer, Seneinee-eRev. Mr. Lavelle
will prcach the funeral sernion of Rey.
ellum, in the Wesleyan Methodist
Church of this town, on Sunday evening
neXt.
lease BALL —A meeting of the "Star,"
Base Ball club will be held in the rooms
ver Moyer's new brick block, on Satur
day next, for the purpose of electing
off ears for the current year, - •
e °
,0s6 , James Cooper, of
Tueiceremith, brought to our office 4 few
daysi ago a tuft of wool rdeasuring 14
inchest, This wool was taken from a.
yeerling lamb;
iowned by Mr, A, 'Bishop,
M. P, Utilorne, 'The lamb was bred
• from, a ram imported -by Mr, Hugh Love,
&
of flayl and now owned by Messrs
Co iper,
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METHODIST MOCIAL—A social will be
gi ven in the Wesleyan Methodist Church,
Seaforth, on the °vetting of Ftiday next
The leading feature of the entertainment
wil be a Match." Thee°
retatclica have created muGh interest and
arruseement in othnr places and the in-
augural one on Friday evening next will
not likely be any exception to the gener-
al r de. The sociel is to be given by the
teaehere of the Sabbath. schoolit ie not
• necesetiny (orals tb recommend alargit at-
tendance, as the spelling match will,
doubtlese, be a suffieient attraction to
draw as large an aliclience as the ;church
will accommodate.
• P1 LO E ftT CHANGES, —Mr.. Malcolm
has purchased the reeidence of Dia
• Smith, in the north part of the towa.
• The price paid was $740, Mr: Malcohn
iuterids repairin4 the house and ruaking
iG comfortabie for a good tenant,
--Mr, Samuel Johnson has exehange
the 140Lne and lot which he recently par
(Aimed. from Mr. Leatherland, with M
• E J Sparlinje for the house) reeently
cupied by Mr, W. 8, Robertson, witi.
three stelae of lend, Mr, Johnston is re
airing the honse, und will before lee,
ewe ilallf1801110 rehuluneu, as the prop
rty 4.01/0 of the 11108t pleasantly eituatce
•in, to
• ...ma... wt.:,....•••••o•••••
Tag (213110-64 IMIDAY SEA110fent
,-Htfaronfi Itas become renowned for th
magnitude mod exeellelice of jf.t (211(1011
Birthday celebrations, and the celobra
tion of this year • promises to surpasi
those of fornier y (lra. An claborat
programme has bei.n drawn up, whic
embr tees Poet and Horse raees, a Fire
men, procession, torch -light procession,
• &G. 1 i1 )eral pu rses will be, offered for corn
petit )7). As the manage.ment .of
•proce 'dings is under the,direction of ai
and eflikent (committee, we har
no hesitation in predietinif that the envi
able reputation which Si'eaforth has ati
tained in this matter will be fully sus -1
tailed on the 24th of 1875. The sports
will take place on the Driving Park, as
• f innerly.
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S110:1. 1)124,ASPA.----Afr. John ilugill;
the 1 taroii flood, rr akersmith, show°
114 a few •dap ago., a- number of large
whit( g,rabs, laiialfhe had taken out o
the n 'Arils of a, Sheep of his which had
• died. Several of Mr...I fugi1l',8 sheep had
lwen sick, and three of them have died.
1:ro in the symptoms of the diseabe, he
was led to believe that the head or Jibs-
trils inust be effected, Ile accordingly
cut b )th nostrils open, and all the way
U1) to above the eye, on both sides, was
Iined with these grubs. Mr. Hugill ex-
tract( d 20 of them, but there might
• have Neu more. The grub is about an
inch in length, is flat on the bottom,
with an oval back, and covered with
rings. It is of white 0010r, and is any-
thing but 'agreeable to look at. The ani -
•mals I ffected had been ailing for several
•
days before they died. They
Jett to bleedink at the nose,
quite freely, and sonietimes a
blood and matter, and they
given much to sue4ing. We
of several who have lost ghee
son, and it is hot ut ikely tha
disease has cause the den
How these destruet ve insee
lodgment in the nos rile of th
uit is difficult to say, nless the
blown in during ast sum
fly, and were hatch • out, an
the proportional stri, d in the
the sheep. Mr„ H gill had
which was sin4ilarlY affected
which died, but * ich has
recovered, but it iS ery doubt
recovery is *man t,
were
txtur
ere
ave he
this
the ea
h of
mitre
ani
eggs w
er b
gre
ostril
ne sh
ith th
pparen
ul if
es
of
leo
rd
a-
11.
ls,
re
a
to
of
SO
.ly
he
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PEIDONAI,,-,--Pr, Monne, or m ny
years a reeid'ent Brucefiel 1, has at
length removed s family rom t is
County, and. has t en up ins erman nt
'abode in,Detroit, iere he ha enga ed
in the practiee of uis proles ion. e
regret that the licate sta of he
Doctor's health dered th's cha g .
necessary, The la attack o typh gel:
fever so weakened id reduce his so' el-
• tem, that he was up ble to co tinue he
arduous labors of • country practi
and, there being i ood open ng for a
city practice in De reit, he d tenni ed
to embrace thtMIS in rud
oppo tunity. r. Mo ro
will be much
vicinity, and w, 0 h pe that is hea th
Betln
may soon, be fully estor it dbat ho
d
will at some future ime boco agai a
resident of Huron, 1 0
QtrARTERLY MEET NG, —The
meeting of the clerg of theirur
of Huron will be eld la 8
Thursday, May 6, . coneion
vice in t. T110111118 hureh a
tra,tion of the:luny ommunion
M. The sermon ill be pre
•Rev. ll; Cooper, 01. Brussels.
business meeting at the parso
I'. M, A missiona y nieetin
held in the eienin at 7.30,
dresses jAvill b0 deli, eredd 'on t
ing subjects by the f llowing el
"'oreign Missions —It v. C.
:
thew, D. "Tho •eed of C
tension in thei Dio ese f H
the riece'isity thcref re for
of mem
Davis, "
n Act of
Alms ma
an. !A -
slid
1
,
ng of the
et Club
If on Tues
win , offi
11 L
quarte ly
1 dean' ry
forth, on
ay. 8 r-
at:111i ii4",
hed,
Ole
age, at 3
will
hen
e folio
rgymo ;
M t-
ura lkx-
ron, sd
ter lib -
of t
ving a
orshi
go
rdial
• ,
erality. on tlie part
Church "—Rev, W.
Christian Duty and
our Prayers and ot
gether "—Rev, F. I
vitation is extended
Omen= mee
of the Seaforth Crie
at the Terrapini Said
inst., when the foil
elected e Presildent, H. V. C.
Vice -President, Dr, • Vercoe;
and Treasurer,' C, Arzustrong
mittee of Matiagem nt, 9', S.
Grieves, 0, Noe, John Cu
Chase Wiison. It was unanim
solved tliat e vote of tlianks be
to Mrs, Digglo and iss Meyer
tidness irt providi enact
tlie playing menaber, f the club
day, Wednesday an Friday
week were appoin d praeti
The Club have leas the Ag
grounds, anclsteps i at once
make the iiecessar0 improve
render it suitable fo playing. o
club is in a prosperop conditio
exciting its full,' she e of inte
year. We have no 4 ubt it wi
good account of itself during th
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TOWN COUNCIL,—? 4e 'Council met o
Tueeday evening 1a8t,i It eteati esolve
to hold the Court of ik,visioji on •lay 1
The Street OoInrniUeli were requ sted
inspect the culvert ad drain o nett
Main area, 'and rep at to the C uncil
to their-oonditiOn, , he Clerk as in
structed o notify the OralJd Tin k Rail
way Com einy to enl .rgo the cu evert a
the tank to twice - ts present ditnen-
ssioase AD 1 put , it ;raight w tit the
Orem, a applica 1011 from ti cr Cap-
tain of t ie Fire -Brigade, for a allow-
ance for clothing o $5 for each man,
was, on motion, granted, The C impany
numbers po, and the grant fr in the
Council will thus amount to 1, The
Street Ins eator was instructed have a
rough bo rd fence erected an twee
planted a (mind Victeria Square, rovid-
mg the Messrs. Golialock sati fy the
Street Ooinniittee that a proper 1 envoy.
twice of the property will be math to the
Town at once. Some further u impor-
tant business was transacted, w en the
Council ad jou rn(d,
I :
Is
embe
as he
TS we
lefeye
ecreta y
co
bort
rey AI
usly 31.
ndere
or the r
aps for
Me • -
1) OW
e day.
eultur 1
to take
cuts
, Th
and Is
st thi
I give
'was°
•
Marys
• mest br
n
RETRIBt6ION.--;• Th0
of last Weelc, says.:; "
sault was Committed i frot of t
A rgue
tal as-
) e Na-
tional Hotel, about 7 oe1oek on hurs-
day: evlining ,last, w en a man 'named
Callahan, a hampio billiard layer,
received a fiaV 're gash in the'hea( with
a stone in the lankis of a young ma i nam -
•.ed Wilbert'1 s that
'the men had hi nding
in the billiasd efo re,
and that Dick s s llahan
8 80011
11 t110
Medi-
ator
wd of •
eught him, would
4t summary jus -
on 11 han's
lid a cjt.
o the 1
6 y issue(
, but u
)0m arra t
his skill i
d after 1
otel for
ting to
iekson. It appea
d 'eoinejrnisunderst
roo'in a short time
on, wa foe 0
up to Iiiin
truck him
Pieksou in
setts, down
excited er
on the sedewalk, came
1145 110 00,111e 01 t rind
head with the etone,
ately made off Oil ; the
etreet, pummel bY
meta "who, if they Otsel
certainly hove Lineted
tic° to hioi. Inc c
head waa aNiut z,inch
leegth and wasear
warrerit urea him' dadie
app rebel] s ion of Dicks
present he has not
Callahan wai tin
forth a fiiw weeks ago,
ing at the C0114110roial
days Went away, forg
. board bill before he to
• •
se ter in
e 0,
If no° the'
o the
Sea-
oard.
,veral
p y his
his depar tire.
TEA Cl IE1.*r INSTITLT c.. ---The u cot-
,
ing of the, 'leachers Institute held
in Seaforth, on Sartur ay, -Apri 24,
was, considering ti disagr cable
weather, ve.ry wc11 • ttended. The
proceedings were- high y inere ting.
Mr. McLachlin intro( need, in a very
,able and practical manucr, the subject—
," Difficulticsin Organi z troll of 6 hools
in Rural Sections)" 1 the disci ssion
which _followed, some f the many dif-
ficulties ex1Je1'ie1ce(1by t.achars in mak-
in1
g 'a just classifie tio i of pupil , and
;
coping • witli 1 the 'evil resulting from
irregular attendance„ w e well di cuss-
ed, and valuable hints nd sugge tions
as to the• best methdds f meeting and
overcoming, thesc. we given-- ints
which must be of great practical a ility
to teachers in assisting hem to ri rhtly
discharge their duties ' Mr. M Rini
illustrated by conchic in * class of 1 upils
an admirable methoc o eaching ram -
mar to pupils in Fourth Forrn. Ju ging
from the highly creditable mann r in
which the pupils aociuit ed themselves,
this thoroughly prae icail method o im-
1 parting instruction la a ' subject us ally t
•
eee
THE HURON E POSIT()
considered diffieult, and, indeed, dr, is
eminently successful. Owing to the un-
avoidabls absence of A. Dewar,
" Object; Lesso ' be °eradiated by
him, were no tiis stied, A Public
School Teacher8 I'twerw and Duties se
Defined , by ool sav," will form a
subject ifor go i era discuseion a next
meetin . This with " Object Lessons,"
by A. war, nd an essay by the
Presiden of t chalet', forms an
intereiti pr e for next meeting.
It is hopkt tha ers will feel it their
duty and pn • do all in their
power t� furt e interests of the
Associatkon, arranged to meet
again at 10 A. • o Saturday, June Pi,
the Association adjo rned.
alt
tea*
lege
er t
avin
TUB
[O. R. toopa Bros
• osr r on N wuyapo and d
EELIO MS. An 0
• reached in M lville
8
t by 2°, D. M
john Mc irae, ofM�
i ARMY L OF FIRE
1wok a and 1 der
motets, t gethe with
have arri ed, a d are
for use,
• MAuJi TS.— all
Flag wheat, 8c to
• Oc ; oats1 38e to 40
utter, ijolls, 1e to
• ti,;: pot toes,
Lulu° CAs
• ords we brou • t
he P • , for iolati
egerd sell, ng li
veniut fter 7 o'cloe
were n d $20 nd
the other was mis
1 AD.ou it
Mr. W. ent
,• D,, w s bro
. P., for met"
license. e w
he had ri • t the 1
was tak in c
ities, wh not over
him cacti .
• ANOTH It
brother, I r,
menced p actts
The pee le of
are fo nate
els.
°Jo, Agent for the Er-
b Printing Mee.]
cellent sermon Was
'hurch on$unday
Orae, son of Mr.
s,
APPARATUS. --The
truck and equip -
our extinguishers,
stored away ready
eat, 890 to 90c;
o; barley, 75e to
peas, 70o to 75c;
180; eggs, 12(3 to
70o; hah $1-0 to
rets of OUT land -
ore the Justice of
g the statutes in
uor on Saturday
• Two of them
at. The ease of
1.
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Tit0 BLE, —A 'stranger,
rth, pretending to be an
ght before Mr. Leckie,
mg edicine without a
fin $25 and costs, but
nds y the fine. He
Igo • by the author -
watchful, allowed
on --- Dr. Holmes'
s. G. .• (Ames, has corn -
g b' profession here.
Bros Is' and vicinity
in • their • doctors',
the two .• who ave itherto practised
here havin alw ys • •• considered skil-
ful physi ns, nd • e have no doubt
the new o e will be as: highly esteemed,
as be has had e tensive experience du-
ring the past se en years in the prom-
inent hos itals nd private practice of
New Yor City,
Samoa Maw as,--1-By an arrange-
nentmad betw n Mr. Dewar, School
Inspeetor, and t e Reeves of Brussels
pd Morri ,a ch nge ill be made in the
0001 lim ts of he la ter township. A
rtion o Moi is h hitherto been
malgama ed wi h th municipality of
sseis f r echo 1 pu see, and it has
ea dee ed to with raw it from the
men, with the .xcept on of lots 25, 26,
, 28,-29 and 30 nort half pf 5th con-
• ession, an4 the iorth Part of tho south
• alf of lot 29 a d 30, n, 5.
1• s
(mom us wz znc.]
A Hum Hou Vi An OAD,—The hand-
eme earn e sta lion, •11'0a:cock," own -
d by Mr„ J. I isher, of Colborne, was
warded t e first rize t the County of
eel show, held at eston, competing
ith " W alebo " a • " Luoknow,"
•wo other wery g d im orted horses.
A New Douro' ,—B reference to our
dvertising coluin it 111)0 seen that
Yr. D. 11. Uowi!y M. has opened an
ffice oppo ite Co mer 41 Hotel, where
•e can be f und eaely to fulfil all the
utiee of his profe sioa. It will also be
en that b pro ions xperience he is
• ell qualifi as a medi al practitioner.
'SABBATH ' SCII 014 CONCERT,— The
• 'dies' As oeiati n of 1Villis Church,
O lintort, in nd g ving a concert in the
own Hall, on th evening of Wednes-
ay, May 2, on half of' the Sabbath
ehool ni nneeti n wi h that church,
rofessor .1 nes, o Galt a 'distinguished
°abet, an 1 seve loth ,r ta101118(1 sing-
e and mu iciane are e peetod to take
rt in the progri mine, which has been
epared w th-gre t ear
A !MOW &CAI' t after the town
ll_had be u lowered f om its position
the tower, and a nu her of persons
d it, piece of plank
ot lo sone& from its
and ell right in the
ing, 0 riking diagonal -
n king him down
ng h m for a short
had not turned be -
cath ould have been
AY. —The con -
ere stanch g rou
some •eans
ace in the tower,
idst of th gathe
1? Mr, D. enned
and severel hur
t4ne. If t e plan
fore strikin him,
Btanta,neo
Tne Lo
st uction o
m need at s
t ere ix eve
w 11 be pro
vi or to se
ti ie specifie
th contract
tit go along
A, idrews' fa
re mire all tl
indent
not ye
ha
fin
88
CO
da
for
gr
18 1
OTT
IV]
gre
by
8110
t111-1 tO this
ye*rs.
I ()ROBBY.
8.
DON • AILS
thie road has been com
Vera' oints on the line, and
• app emit° that the work
eeutee wit the necessary
ure i co letion by the
in t e firs giving out of
• On of th heaviest cut
he lin( will e through Mr,
m, nci r Oh ton, whfch will
to tin) for 'ts completion,
th e the right of way
all 1 een s cured, but we
*No that ma er w 11 soon alT bo
tied.
VillSONAL, hitah ad, Esq„ the
itraetor fo the I embio branch of the
• ific Rail vay, 1 ft 01' iton' on Tues.
, accomp Pied oy M' . Whitehead,
grand da ighter, and ... Ir. Wm. Core,
the scene of his .umm labote. Mr,
iitehead, (I uring the p st winter, has
etly impr ved i gene al health,- and
ow able t) mov abou freely with -
the aid o crute es. 110 1088 of Mr.
itehead a a tow nsmai is much re -
ted, but 1ie fe ling s ameliorated
the hope hat he will eet with good
ess in hi unde takin, and then re -
lace t enjo his declining
Isaac Ilarte 1, of Brussels,
wa examin d on Frida last before
Me srs. Calla der n4 MoGarva, on the
hat go of utt.ring 1 orged notes, by Mr.'
P,• loore, of he sa e 7111 go. The facts
s ,iven in viden appe r to be that
Ma ten gave seve proi Iiissory notes,
m unting ii the agrgre ate to $222,
)ur )orting t be m de by parties in the
• ownships of Carra and -ormanby, to
Jo( re, and to be leposi ed by him as
.011 teral urity ith patty from
m he wi S ed to btain noney. This
)aroy became .suspi ions t iat the'notes
ver not gen ine, a d info ,med the par:,
las eonoerne of thi fact, and then en -
tie( the co plaint and the arrest of
a ten. he charge was fully proven
hat he utte ed th notes and no one
us ering po he nanjies attached to the
ote could lo found, nether did he
ak any defame, o tha the naagis-
at s before whom the ca8c Was pried
•
tionld not do otherwise th
for ttlial, and he was th
Godetich jail. Mr. Ma
been tcleased OD bail.
AR
day o
Hull
ootnmit him
ore sent to
ci has since
IVAls 01, EMIGRAN .—On
last week the Secretary
t Emigration Aid Society,
Braitliwaite, arrived in Clintoi
about sixty emigrants, who had
rived in the -country. TA re wer
twen • men and grown up boys,
remai • der women and cbildren.
were 11 provided with p
and e ployment given, ex
le, • ho appeared to bo ra ker un
ble i their demands and hard
fy. hey were all good
labor re, from Lincolnshire, and
Cd to i.just the kind rcquired
tint y. If they fulfil all the e
ions hat their looks and dha
out, t u ey will become a vs noble,
tion the productivo in ustry
count . The want of smell h • • es was
much elt, and if farmers 'expect e en to
help t em in their work ti ey mu erect
made ces suitable to accom edate
them. The association is doing good
work, and will have to 001 tutu° i exis-
tence tomo time longer'fore the de-
mand or labor is satisfied.
•
i Goderlob.
[nem me slamsz.j
CHRIBTENED.—The ne mill t the
dock has been proVidod with a ndle,"
and will henceforth be known is the
" Goderieh Harbor Mill." The b sinews
Will be conducted under th� firm name
of "Ogilvies & Hutchison.
Buo a nrs Leo.—Ou T iursda"last
some men were trying to a who eould
turn around most frequen ly up n one
heel. Mr. N. Lyndsay in maki g the
effort fell and broke One of his le s be-
tween !the knee and ankle.
A MEAN Aeer.—A- thief enteri 1 Mr.
CharlieStraubere hen hous on Th rsday
night and made off with a ha dame
Brahma cock, The bird -w 8 fUr breed
and valuable, and had pos ib y cited
securing
the cupidity of some bird faneie who
took t is base means of ring it,
[ BEA '8 LAKE Surnio t Ling. • This
line of steamers is wive , • . to op the
season on or about the 6th o May, hould
the ice permit. This line • , got t 8011 -
tract or carryingigrain fr• •. Dill th to
Goderich to supply the Gi . • ' h rbor
Milles
er FAMES, —The rivalry Wean
the sta e lines on the Lu kriow route
still times. The other evenin 1 one
stage d ver solicited passengers offer-
ing fr passage'and Mr. P lly's river
at once announced a free p age 'th a
hot • i 1 into the bargain. At , thi . rate
it is ch.aper to travel than to st y at
home,
REV Al, SERVIORS,----Spepial a ices
have b en held in the North Street ,Me-
thodist Church during th past few eclat,
which ere largely attende4l and h ave
been p .0 uctive of much g 1 1 • any
persons have been led to • «0 fo ard
to the penitent's bench by ithe e retest
exhortations of the pastor, and a angst
the young especially a religious a !eat-
ing has manifested itself, .
I'llE FISHY:fa SeAsom,—Qh Sail day,
Mr. Zeb. Tolema made a pastime tit ough
the ice, and on Monday he again st rted
out to itee his nets which ' bee'/ out
for -two weeks. The ice wa loo and
the boat got through easily, ind wi bout
trouble., Mr. Tolsma lifted h s ne and
brought to port about three ons o ex-
cellent white fish -and aa mon 'rout,
The "Timmy Wright" also Went 'it on
the same day and set HOMO t8, A Id in
returning sustained some slight in uries
the "D ty" started brig!) and my
tg through the ice. On Mnday
)
in comi
with two fishing boats in tow, a d it
may be vsaid that the season has virt taily
opened, although as yet sail hoat are
unable to make their way alcine th ough
thAe i"8,. 141.14 OE MAN—Last Week a 'tab-
bily dressed stranger arrived in 1n,
who ate aeted attention by his stiuig.
conduct. For a couple of days be Wan-
dered II tlassly about town, SW king
almost ooiistant1y and nevereating ny-
thing, n Thnreday night be went into
floskee hotel and bought x cige_ and
-
got a $110 greenback chang W ilst
sitting i% the bar -room the n be RIO
very rriu h excited, being under t o e de-
lusion that some one was tr ing kill
him, and frequently cried out you
'don't make a conscript of mo. 1j you
want to kill me do it easily. Ble trie
in the a ." Fearitig that the man ' ht
do harm himself, he was conve to
jail, wh re during the night he ed
wildly and seemedingreat terror ehe
presence of some iniagmary f es. rpm
an exam nation of his paper it a rs
the man was a farmer in Mi'hiao, nd
had gone on a visit to his brothe in
New Yo k State,- and on retu ning h e
through Buffalo -bought a tie et for De-
troit, but got on the wrong tr at S eat -
ford, and although notified in'tinie e me
on to Go erieh, One letter n his
session ddressed "Dear Fa her," os -
session
written by his son, upbraicle hint for
Nome improper C011411C1 whi h was not
definitely explained, "he m n rein in.
ed in jaiF until Monde whe he wa al-
lowod to go, having q ito r • vered his
settees, 14_
•••••••••••••••,••,11 Iv
Thurs.
of the
frfr. J.
with
ust ar-
about
nd the
They
go to
o con-
eason-
• satis-
ltural
ppear-
r thie
pecta-
'hold
uisi-
this
0
• •WroXeter,
Bro comioik duck Mon
to Mr. Wm. Thome° of Howick,
cently produced a larg egg. It m
tired eight inches 01113 way anci 81X a
quarter i iohee the °thee. Is there
body tha can beat that?
Si oxvt ma. —Th e contract fpr grad
gravcl iligi and building Sidewalks on
principal street, has been 1 t to
Ricliercl 1 ennett, for the eu of $
When tho contract isfinished, about
15th of June, the streets will prese
more ere( 'table appearance, b ,sides
ing grim, ly to the comfort of pe
traanS.
SPRINT}, SELOW.—The Sprin Show
the Howick Agricultural So iety,
held at (4orrie on Friday, April
The Stock exhibited was of fir* class
der, most of the horses being eally •
cellent animals. There were n ore hor s
shown than at any previous exhihiti,
while the bulls were quite np to e
mark, both in number a.nd quality, e
weather Was fine and ,the shoi well t -
tended. Below is. the prize 1"
Horses.—Best imported heavy drau t
horse, two entries, '‘ Dick , limp"
Thomas Bell, Londesborough ; seco d
"England's Wonder," Charle Mas
fuck ersrnith. Beet Canadiaa hea
draught horse, two , entries, " Prin
Royer Wm. Sandercock, Darlingto
2nd " Ca tain Watt," John .Johnsoi,
Howiek. Best general purpose horse, 7
entrieS, "13illy Brown,' James E. Be
(Jlifford; 2nd "Jack's Ally ," o
Thomeon, .Morris. Durham hulls wi
pedigree—Best aged bull, three entri
"Young Dixie," George & Moffa
mg
re.
ae-
(1 a
ng,
he
Ir.
53.
he
a
d.-
las
3.
r.
•
Morris ;
land,"In
bull over
"Lord
ick; 2nd
love, Ho
G. Hinge
Daniel if
W. G. If
Lakelet, a
Duke of Onmbe- =
Wa How*, k. Best
. . •
year old, two entries,
, „ riton,itarnPato 1.1F-.
* Judge.—Horses.—W.
,i o nd,
i o , John iitToq benaseje, and
oung Arthur," " euryn. Smith,Buillow-
ohn Proud-
. gs in, Brn Is;'Geo. Burn ,
John Jo neon, Delmore. 0
Wing '
0/3ITVA Y.1 ---It is o r sad duty to an-
nounce th death of t e Rev.S. Kellum,
who died t lho Weed yan Methodist par-
sonage on •Friday t. He had been
naming r some time from an attack of
Inflammat on of the lungs, b I had so far
recovered to be able to resume 14s
duties in • rt, The relapse vbich ea -
ed his pr • i• ture death -Wag might
tdiumatiestion. 10) eecertoi°aiedont disi
han ,cor !lig nieghgerfesti
by over
as
yAc
tion, but 80 by.altw o ne rem. ,u,
funeral se , oo on waspreached y the Re
C. Lavell, :: eaforth, to a va t coneou
of sorrow i g friends and aci twin
His remaiwere accompa ied to t
statiop on Monday inonmig by a lar
prom:talon among whom we e the
Templars of this village, in regalia, as
deceased as a member of th t body. e
ODDIEL 'WS' ANNIVERS Y. — SOD -
of t e
founding o the Order of Odd t e
Sab-
bath last ing the anniv
Lodgein t ' ,place turned ot t en 171448
and march d An procession to St. Paul s
Church, where they listened to au ab
and eloquent eernum from the ' eumben
Rev. W. DaiL We are gladi to
that ,they to& such a owls ble wa f
celebrating their anniversary
BDSDIESti.—Wo an r nd that the
cabinet factory in this village isibout to
be fsold to a gentleman from Tiverton.
Should du) bargain be closed, it willbe
quite an increase to the business of this
place, as it will give 'employment to
large number I men, I
ENTERTAIN
4rtainment
Broadfoot's
on Friday m
account of t
late William
ment will be
ekersmith.
NT POSTPON
nnouneed to
hool house, T
• tlast,waspc
*3 lamented deist
lexander, The entertai
held on Monday evenin
.--The
�xj-
ep1acot
kerswitb.
t ••• ed
• of t
Nsw PosT ITICE,—All arrangemen
for the estabr hment of a new post
at Lattie's Corners, to which refere
was made a few weeks ago, are now oom
plete, and the, office will bie opened on t • •
4th of May. This new office is to be
ed Chisellmrst, and Mr. Wm. Moore 13
bcen appointi 1 postmaster. The n ,
°face will be a ipplied by a semi-weekly
mail from Cr marty. We would here
state that an of our subscribers witl)
may wish to 1 ive their EXPOSITOR8 1194
to the new o will please notify us of
their desire, or leave instructions with the
postmaster, Mr. Moore,
Grey:
1132811 DIED —A flue young horse 41
Ion "lig to Mr. J. 8, Walker, Orey, died
nly one _last week,
ACCIDENT.—Mr. Wm. Chapman, wh*
chopping in Mr. Edward's bush, on t
6th con. of Grey, inflicted a severe gas
in his foot wit u an axe one day ilast wee
He is now pro essing favorably.
RessomaL. The following Appears 1
the official G : "His Excellency t
Lieutenant -Go ernor has been pleased
Appoint .Alexa der Hunter. Esquire,
the village of C aubrook, a Notary Puhlile
in and for the rovince of Ontario."
ROUSE A ENT, -011 Saturday night
Mr. Albert 11, tter, who lately rented
John Mitchell's farm, lot 8, coal 13, Grey,
tied his hotse
8UW1t1a7
side by side on the
threshing floor Of the bankbarn. During
the night one �f the animals got its,foot
caught in the 1 rape, andi in its violent
effort to extricate itself, lookened tlre
board whichwas between it an4 Ito mate,
h
and to which bo animals were attached.
In the morning'
backed out o
some five feet
the board velti
other animal.
beast had mana
notwithstan in
of the animal
l'he unfortuna
only a few mon
by Mr. Ritter, f
t was found dead, having
the barn/ and droppe
ff the bank '11 ticd to
h scparated it from 00
trange to say the latter
ed to remain in the barn ,
the terrible struggle,
-which it was attached
o animal was purchased
lis ago from Mr, Zimmer
r the sum of $60,—P081.
i
ACOIDENT.-1-- sad accident occurr�d
at the saw mil of Mr. A. G�ylock,' ,
known as the ictoria Mills, on Friday
last, 23rd intik, which narrowly Missed
having a fatal t rmination.' The logs in
the yard are hailed up a. slide into the
mil by means o a chain . and species of
windlass, the la ter of which is drivea
by steam. One of the workmen, named
Andrew Calder, was engaged about this
windlass while log was being drawn up,
and in endeavor ng to guide the chain,
his right hand as caught between th
chain and the sl wly revolving ylinder,
He WAS earned ound with the windlass,
and just as he w •s cowing up tbo °the
side, directly i Alder the cbain, a boy
standing near threw the whee out of
gear, thus stopp n it. The uniortunato
man was extnea with somi- Acuity',
When it was fou d that the b01141s of hie
arm below the 0 bow were terrib y croak
ed, the splinters protruding thr ugh the
flesh, and prose u ting a horrible I appear4
awe, The arm as also broken,betweeri
the elbow and houlder. Medical aid
was at once sum oned, and the I cerated
limb properly at nded to. Had Calder
been drawn a oot or two fu ' her he
emust have corn once more under the
chain, and it is irobable his arrij would
either have been torn from its socket 4
the shoulder, o he would have been
orushed-to death He is now doing as
well as can be e pected, though it will
be some three in nths before the injured
limb will again,e serviceable,
1 ullett. i
FARMSOLD..- Ir. H. W. C. Meyer has
sold Lot 18, dn the 6th concesioii of
Billet, to Dr. I eve, of Clinton, for the'
mina of $1,900. [
Prtounc EWE, .---Mr. James .t.) cMich-
„,1 1
ael, had a ewe hich a few weeks ago'
gave birth to oiu lamb, and in ten days
thereafter gave b rth to two moii. Mr.
D. McGregor, of he same towns ip, had
a we which gav birth to twins and in;
ten days aftenVa ds gave birth t a sec-
ond pair. All th se lambs are stijll alive
and flourishing. Who can beat ullett;
on the lamb question ? 1
TRE KINBUBS. CHEESE FActroety.—A.
numerously atte ded meeting Of the
shareholders of tbe Rinburn Man-
ufacturing (Jompany (which has I lately
been incorporated) was held at Kinburn
on Monday last, for the purpose of ap-
pointing officers and for other important
: •
•busines•s •cam
Mr, Julius Du
•ed Chairman,
tary, the bal
eeeded with,
men ere deo
M .John
stron Julius
and , S. Ro
and I
ballot,
Dir
eeted
agreed
Wrest
$3,200
Gem
13r in°
appoin
Cif)mp
facto
last a
Compa
lease 0
years,
is
qua
cent.
made
the 1st
PRIL
0.
wit
can hav
nd Mr,
nig for
hen the
the
been
olms
'rectors AS proe
followin
ared duly elee
ulacailnia,14dwWairldi ekso
Allil
t8011. Messrs, Pe
-e acted as scrutineers of t
At a subsequent meeting of
, Mr, Edward1Hicksoa was
resident. Thel -Company ha
to purchase W. 4 1.,,obe ns
n the Kilburn Cheese Facrr
$1,100 to be paid in stock0
niymenantd4heAliera,lanweemi.nijon
ten mon
w
Secretary an4 Tremor er,
betted*, General Manag
y have resolved to can) on thel
on the forme agr upon
nual meeting o patrons
y have succeed in obt
ttall6rePnrtatr 0$3715in Kriannbununi, which;
1 to a purchase. A call 01 10 per
ri dtheis. psailybsabeireibtoed heetoTms re
ekrlle.emon
of Maye - )
Stanle .
A B LAMB.—Mr.Blair, of the
gentle -
n,
trie
he
the
vet
for'
the!
th.••
u4
The
at the,
Thel
ning
for 15!
tcwnsbip of Stanley, has a larab which
weigh 19 pounds when three da
This is almostets good as four la
ADD
trustee
Stan'
frame
abpuildirswin
receive
of the
meetin
tre-fuws
ogra
gTte ic7uenoimib I tirweligip
buildin
able in
ds
of theI
ously o
in ui
. cos sux
suant
present
ntes of
proved.
and ord
TION TO 'SCHOOL Housele—T40
of the /School in Section No, 6,
have decidedpon erecting a
11
addition to the present -school
alan
p
Te ers for he workC1 be
until te lot of June/. an
building can be on
ion to Mr. Foster, the teaCher.
TOWNSHIP HALL.—At t last
T"
of the Stanley wnship ' uncif
devote a vertu* of the
to the township an ea-
imicipal Loan Fund Dis-
ereetion, at Va of a
ip Hall. This action of t Com-
be connnended by the rateepayers
y, as such a building is ;flitch re.
and its .rection will be a 'profit -
est of its surplus funds. The
is to completed durftg the
summer and the east, exoluaive
ound, it not to $90�. We -
ad that Mr. Turner has genes -
ed a grant of sufficient roun4
ble locality,
a ME tAINa,
adjournment at
April 24. Al
The Reeve in t
riPP°v
anted
aecount
sittings
Wanlesi
rent of Tempera
pOtes. Moved by Dr.
ey Mr. erahanaathat Ja
allowed to perform his
the Mill Hill which shall
the Bayfield bed i as befor
Moved by Dr. W
Mr, Gra m, that this Co twit fra
publish a by-law granting to Geer
uneil
Turner'
the member
Le chair. Min.
previous meeting , read aid ap.
Inspector's r rt read, peed
red to be fyl Petitio
asking that 'We Dixon
granted Tavern Lieen
W. W. Connor presen
Hall fo
were .
nd C.
net
an.
four ,
urt, Tames
unt of
or elect'
ods,
Tho
tatute la
cut o
Jaid ou
0, sewn ed ley
and
e Fut.
road'
Ailey,'
Ulla.
d 12
f land, more or as, for the eon -
of $106 subje.et to the a pita,-
writin4 from t occur t 'of -
4,e
part oft Lot 35, on. I, Stinky,
e consePt of the County Corm -
'ed. Moved by Mr. Graham,
by Mr. Kepi" that -the' cide of
bor be AS 10110WS : ' A ma
assessed, one da ; 1331
up to 000, two ys; ' h
yup to,$800, thr days;
petty up to $1,4' fetter
f property u $2,600
d for every al $1,
hereof,nre day; and tha
• ful co pensat for one ar's
that by-law be framed * •
allied, Mo ed by M. An -
waded by Mr. Graham, that
grant an order to the trustees
o, 14, for the tunount of 1 $50,
error in the estimates of 674,
there be a special rate col ted
p the'deficiency in 1875
ved by Mr. An son, sc
Woods, that $1,25 be pa
Rose, for two s
nefit of the Lend
ved by Mr. Key
am, that D. Lyo
tatute labor on •—Cared. M
conded by Mr.
tract o audit th
Boundary Line
mit, and requi
for
nixie ,
ended,
n
pe
ron
from
ton the,iwestern portion o
tweeniLots 35 and 36,
xtendi within 18 chai
on Ro containing thr
perches
iderati
41 had '
the Alert
and t
secondec
statute-
�thenvia
propert
of pr
ers of pr
holders
days; a
fraction
be the -
work, an
t is e
ersoras,
the Ree
of 8.8.
being an
and that
to make
ed. M
ed by D
Mr, Jo
fr the • ,
red. M.
Mr. Gra
from his
ing infi
Woods, s
find in a
is made
interest
to be in
Moved b
Keys, t
rs, for
sinless
that we
sham,
vtcllage of
ship, wit
ef
'idea .
:Ya;H•.
five •
or
754,
d to
no hammers
110, 831°IeuLonadtnedoodineali '
:ye! , tbl 137 t DV/171-
't no Inc . tion -
Oney; r of
e those ins
rthd in the teport—Ca "ed.
Mr, Graham, seconded b Mr,
t the tint of W. W. •A-
n 20 be p id, and also $8 to Jima
Carr 1. Moved b
seem 1 by Mr. Ando
reet a Tbwriship Hall in
Varna, unable :for the to
the u lerstanding that 'Tobn
rner gi e the ground. awl tile Ma
building •ot to cleft& WO, provging
t 0 costs o the building be paid ant of
t o Muni . ,al Loan Fund clue theGraham ; NaysDr. wn-
s i
, ',-
-)c,
p—Ca ed. T e yeas and naps were
ta en upo this iotion, which resulted `
' as follows : Yeas -Messrs. Simpson, An-
derson, X ys and: -
/ Woods, oved by Mr. Graham, s oak
'ed by Mr. Keyes, that the Reeve 1)01 in-
structed get a plan drawn of the Hall,;
ilHall not be lessithan 50x26 feet nd
12 feet hi i , and to advertise for tendera
and that e receive them at the noxt
meeting o the Connell—Carried. M ved
by Mr. R yrs, seconded by Mr, Grah En,
that this ouncil do now adjouriTto njieet
at !Varna a Court of Revision on Mon-
day,June 7, at 10 o'clock, A. Mee- ate
ie. A. M. CAlfinex,x,, Clerk.
the
BOY WANTED;
O E tIOTT.
learn T le,graphing." Good writer prefer%
•
TH* COURT OF RE'VitION
OR the m nicipality of ih4 TOIVD of Seat rth
will be he d in the Council RO(Dil, OD Tiles Is
a 19, at If past 7 o'clock I'. M,
WM, ELLIOTT, Clex
IIE IA POPeTED CART HORS
APLI.04S'iliK1310
ILL thio year proeocal -tin the followillgrOT1t4g
He will itart from the North-East Boun
etwoen Hob rne and IIibbert, and will pr
y way of tho London linad to Kippen, from
en to Win. hesnces, Tuckersmith, by w
he Red Tave n, fromMr, Chesney/it through
orth to Mr. ieorgo MoKillo , the
o the farm f the Proprietor, °lariat. IJ3, tb
ound by Ki Ws mill, McKillop, i and home
arronlyux)k, Spring Hill and Faranhar.
Lyle, build and cetion,, Enterprise la allowed
e second to none in his class. TERMS--To0
ure $12. I
*8
PETER MeE
1 • t
•
'weirs
• BIGHTS' YEA11.4
111,11BIOLIZ Soo '3s .
tazZ OR TO, IL
flan eligible house and lot' sit
corner -of Mtn 1reet, and form
Mr. Griffith Dsvles. Apply te
• A
LO—ff.77SOR
VOR SALE, lot 198, in the owi
A: The 10t is citruited adjoining t
ltr, Somerset, South of &emote,
vmderoigned Goderich,
11117 SAM
HOUSE AND "1•01' YOE
voS sae, on. msy ternis payine
A: able Frame DWELLING HOU
lot, eonvenient tO Main Street„141
at Tag Zxstuitrrost Olike.Aosiorth,
HOTEL IOU SALE
WOE SAI;E, the Union Hotel,
be eel& by private sale on els":
above le A large frame hotel, with et
woe yen of Water, tine:orchez4
obont8-sereeof land; Apply -to
SEB*4 2-01IN ITTT
EBILDINTIB. writ LIZ/ IN-bsTw _1=17141E11
Viseentlyoccapkolsotit tytimigrA
lug iota, is prepared to disposeOf I
able tams -to Ainy *to zasy leers
desiring to orthase should mati
*salon.
-10S, SUL
A 0011FOBTABLE frame cott�
dining room, parlor, $bodro
weseshee 12/004,
Dewasion given On the-lo1
'TICRIKS-One-tbdradoWit;baiaue
prOPtiefot, -
•
FAME FOS SALE
T .01' IS, Con. 0, Hallett; loo
-.La slowed, remainder wooded
maple; frame &waling; Bir
local spring onlotp24rn11eefrom
lido
from Clinton. Terme to.
Appetit:4=1m Irto L. ME
or PI SON
nsietNet reet tron.2,Tnekerami
" 80-steret cleared, Dearlyell
bush liarawood,g0041 log -
era conunenclAg to bear, two wail
ft is 4 miles front Seaforth. The
beet quality, antwillbe sold
pertistaers-apply to
les,
$87
PEOPERTY YO
MOB SALE in Egmorulville,
Wud,11 Imp frouvis Ileum Ida st-
otobling, 11 1141,04 iiindo• leant
$0 abate fruit treee,_ilitta twO nev
Tbeproperty is all well tensed.
property. For further
promisee to TOIIN CAN
jn ;to BESSON,„10 M.tJ
FASIME
Imam p.401 Let-11540Mo
80scree, 55,O which*
being beechen& wee,.
bawl 40x50, it log kenos itud
bearbigfruitlinAg0011:state
situate4,withintwo
Village of Zurich, and, convenient
sal maw mill. IfOr farther inf
1378/116 DEO,
TARN FOX SALE
VOS-sek.that !mut
Huron Boad,ndJoloirle
Mowry eontainb* 101 saes, 90 -
ad and la a state of 404)4 enLtii
Allee le yrell-tinberoa, There or
dor fall wiled. YOr further
1. IMES, or to
875 LOON
ARK
VOet B.Ltp, tet:No,Siron,
-kg 150' Aor4V, 188 term
fame, the balance weti fWnhered.
There are trona beUIesI r
tram Otehic 80x86, also 1*r4e
:goctikbearing orchards, The Ulna:
-with never fallingwelia
030 *MVO 0.1 KIDINU149
the 'eame •dioteuee'
roaleitahag
betstfforrttaikthe-Conti
.XAMES
4
MIST SIM
No, tentae,* sae teems
LJ ogres, 27-etatro4,Imlaike
with* goo. Griot *nit FkfurIng
OWN busin.610.. Size a Ina
WI; 1mm-dwelling Muse and
twogooa plated: orehards; Lana
watered. Only three miles
the St. Mcryo sant stratiorit Or*
46,000; $0,000down, en&
,,iftootif, at 1 per eei
IBEDAIA, St, Marys, or to
$75
nix via s,
Sale. Let 28,(J00. 7, TJa
74 acres, 65 of whiehitroclear
•Jpood cultivation. 'Thereto oin
, *ad STABLE, The farm la 10
gravel. Iola, Is leoaveuleotlysitu_
thurcheir 'find pea ollices,end its
from Seaforth end/ from B
pailitcalarsapplytothe °victor
L
beesinitnneston, daygillOsetirmrtlrawritheilliy1/11,424114::dritlicernaj
-13•Manee'L: CheTodatt"'Irth4lealirut-redell;"
002priotor morsocumnsit:::%:11
barn 40140. foams stable 48140,
ettitivationt Apply_on. the weft
11011 SALE, Let 9„, eon. 1,
YAM TOE SALE Ut
VOE Sale, ahotp, Lot NO, $0,
of Brum Conate ef flraoe
/woe; ,00 a wilt& aro &area.
**duo with°, rra
timbered, There is also e
through MO plAe,e, 71. is A 4c,
Irer further particulars Apply t
Doc 24, &aloe:J.1 r.0„
852 A.
SAW MILL AND FARM 0
'POE SALE„--lhe sAbscribers
-2= saw mill and farm,f Lot 95,
110613. the inull oontains large
low, butting saw, shingle saw,
all n ea. order. There are o
'Ole mill, two frame dwelling h
istableoeit
, Tahuear:tishersis.hoz:hiloae
timber,consisting of pine
hem
in the vicinity to last a nnuther
factory Teasone OVenIOX
at any tint°. VsDr further parti
by letter post -paid, of W. G.
„ eels P.0,, or to 11. T.
HINiST
W. -outfield 11. 0.
TANNERY FOR
igible property, vvhich
sale, is eituatedwithin ate
the thriving village 0f 110,ydeld
measurement Length of Main
by 27 wide, the engine Ito
25124, stable ,2522, pig st
root and milk hone°, undergrou
on three stereo of the best land
• one quarter acre in grafted
-Fre,413., has ample socornmodati
21y4 and sleeping rooms for ran,
18 vats, bark mill, cross eut saw
pump, 4Scc,, all drove by steeM
power engine,. nectlynew„ Tbe
be sold for the email etun:of $1,
in full blast, Poseession toem
• stock Andimplements ere taken
'further particulars apply to th
1387-S D. MOWN
1-01.1103.4B0,As
that Mr..3JL
-
beeu-sppohited asbia Agent.
vivo paylhiOflt0fl nOtee, seem
and ie author:zed to el -1'0=00i