The Huron Expositor, 1876-02-25, Page 1t Bonthron, said amount
a County Treasurer for
a the work also perform -
y. the pathmaster. Met-
-r, seconded, by Mr. Wil -
ark draft a by-law in ne-
he of the Act;
license to the following
Wm. Reynolds, Albion
Orth, Dashwood Hotel ;
-, Farmers' Inn ; Robert
loth', Zurich; Nicholas
mercial Hotel, Zurich ;
aon Hotel, Zurich; Mar-
e Hotel ; John Duarrn,
tel ; Louis Bualy, Man-,
:sail '- Cornelious Purdy,
Ilensall; and that the
be granted a certificate
and Clerk for a license
front the Ist of March
'tate from the tavern In -
y have complied with the
id by-law, and that the
be the amount charged
taSe for two months ; by -
lie above wasread, when
y Mr. McColl, seconded
:soh, that the by-law as
!firmed. Moved, by Mr.
a by Mr. McColl, that
ithorize the Reeve and
,'iti have the Engineer to
: for a ditch in the big
erlaw in such cases, and.
nucil at its first meeting
yey. A number of ac -
1 motion ordered to be
:y Mr, Geiger, seconded
isch, that the Reeve, D.
rti. Wilson, councilors, be
have a bridge built over
a opposite Lot /9, Cons.
- think- it necessary, with
m the County Engineer
to the same. Moved by
'Goaded by Mr. McColl,
all be allowed until next
cool his statute labor fot
:he collector do- not collect
rged for statute labor on
ti 1875. Adjourned.
..t.--._
e Cheese Factory-.
ting of the stockholders
dile cheese factory was
tory on Tuesday last, in
! presious announceraent,
e of organizing. There
endaaice of shareholders.
rhos, "Nairn was appoint -
d Mr. Robert Monteith,
-. Malcolm stated that
I about forty shares, or
ter of the stock, to be
k there were a number
I not as yet taken any
ht it it would be well to
und so as to give those
rtunity of taking shares
On a lint being passed
;e half the balance was
'Fes then moved by Mr.
ided by Itoht. Anderson,
tat the balance of th;
aien, for sale. Moved by
ended by B. Sinillie, and
, company do not extend
ok beyond the vice paid
viz.,. $4,100. Moved. by
,-,aded by IL Anderson,
:at no member of the
'es not not hold at least four
eligible for a director.
Conaor, seconded by
! carried, that there be
- the manageraent of the
alpany, Ten candidates
:en for the directorship,
ag five elected by ballet z
s. Lang, .A. Malcolm, D.
itmillie. The directors
al that they recommend
, milk once each day all
!gh, and that in the event
endation being adopted
facture and and draw the
I a half cents per pound
Malcolm, in support of, ,
ation, stated that he
ioii. why milk could not
eually as good con di tion
s twice. PT having it
there could be quite a
;ng made in the draw -
lis cadnion that it would
to the patrona, as they
itad to milk at any par -
lie afternoon, but could
ime and milk at their
he evening. He recom-
i to be left out in the
Orue ',lace where there
tion. Those who might
tities he would recom-
ve close to their pu;mp
ough to hold the pails.
rough say from six to
iter, and as the milk was
owe set the pails con -
'lately into- the water,
-ery sultry weather the
changed in, about one
le had been placed into
I be a great additional
ilk -with a clipper about
-ore going to bed. lk
-: e followed these direc-
their pails properly
(hal he would, guarantee
ty time. Several others
sited the plan suggested.
as they had. practised
r, and had no difficulty
Ralk sweet They con.
tillable trifling, and. far
:lug in the afternoon in
Ivey with the wagons.
- -
tl and seconded that the
lame each day be adopt -
as carried unanimous-
iided and carried that
auditor for the com-
ae then closed. There
r of the directors at the
'eernee Lang, on Tues -
L ii.elock P. M.
'eeborougIL
!L-A tea meeting is te
etperance Hall, Loades-
"needay evening, Feb,
geetlemen are expect-
eieeting, Rev* Mr. .7S-10-
- "Mr, Hartley, Dan-
''ritehard, Wiugham,
a Auburn, Rev. Mr,
rough; and Rev. Mr.
F; The Londesborough
aman Warner, aa lead -
tinted to gag on that
time is expected. The
to Rev. Me. Young
,! every second Sunday.
xeter.
rialf-past 11 on last
tire broke out in the
Exeter, which were
flown. Two valuable
besides a cutter and.
I was yery soon on fire,
ival of the fire engine ,,.
The hotel was eon-
WitOLE NO. 429.
enema aileAts.
SEA -FO
FRIDAt FEBRUARY 25, 1876.
1
REAL ESTATE FOR MALE.
VOR SALE.—A Wood' Lot, containing a little
less than 100 sores of land, well situated in
the township of MK llop; soil most excellent,
timber heavy, will be sold cheap. aApply to R.
A. LEGGETT, Exeter a. 0. ; 420
WARMS FOR SALE.—East half Lot 11, Con,
-I; 12, Meliillop ; and West half Lot 19, Con. 12
MCKillop ; also Smith 50 acres- of Lots 1 and 2
Con. 10, Morris, adjoining the Village of Blyth.
For particulars apply to McCAUGHEY & liOLME-
STED, Barristers, &c., Seaforth. 426
RUILDING LOTS IN SEAFORTH FOR SAVO
—Dr. COLEMAN, having laid out the grounds
recently -occupied tits a Driving Park into Buid-
ing Lots, is prepared to dispose of lots on reason-
able terms to any who may desire them. Parties
desiring to purchase should make immediate ap
plication. 864
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.—The iwest
half of Lot 16, Con. 1, Hay, in the "village of
Rodgerville. Good, orchard, well watered, com-
fortable buildings. Also 2 lots and convenient
house in the Village of Exeter. For partieulars
enquire at the farm or to the subscriber at Exe-
ter, D. OTTON. 426-4
VALUABLE PiOPERTY IN HARPUR EY
FOR SALE.—For Sale,in Harpurhey, ile
from Seafortin a large frame Divelling House con-
taining 7 rooms, with a stohe foundation: and
large cellar ; a gobd well and pump, and acres
of good land, more or less. For further particu-
lars enquire to the proprietor on the premiees.
ROBERT HANDCOCK. 129-4
"WOR SALE.—The property of bbe late j. C.
A: Copeland, being eomposed of 8 park lots, in the
Town, Plot of Grey,' containing 16 apres of thelmat
of land, and well cultivated. There is a good
frame, house and barn on theproperty. The above
will be sold on °soy terms.' For further initial-
lers apply to HARTWELL SPEIRAN, Monerieff
• P.0, Grey, or to C.,R. COOPER, Brusselg. 422
VAR31 FOR SALE.—For sale on -easy terms,
Lot No, 26, Oen. 6, Township of Hay, con-
taining 100 acres, 6Q Of which aro elearid- and in a
• state of good cultivation. I good frame dwelling
house with log outbuildings, an orchard and a
good well. Is situated half way between the sta-
tions of Kippeivand Flensall, being 6 -miles from
eaeh place. Apply to WM. CU °MORE, Granton,
or to CalARLES MASON, Brimfield:- 429
VOR SALE,—Sphendid Chance for a live man
1- wishing to start businefes in Exeterone of
the principal pointS on. the London, Huronliind
Bruee Railway. Good brick store with dwelling
overhead, also train° dsvelltng house, $ablei orch-
ard, and everything convenient for doing a good
business. Old established.stand, over 20 years.
Reasoner for selling, proprietor retiring. ' For
terms, &c., apply personally or by letter to WM.
GRIGG, Merchant Tailor, Exeter. Out. 427'04
'WARM FOB, SALE.—For Sale, the East half of
Lot 19, Con. 8,H.R.S.,Trieleoremith, contain-
ing 52 acres, about 40 of whieh are cleared and in
a state of good eultivation=balance well timber-
ed. There is a good frame house and log out-
buildings; a good loupe bearing achard ; is dis-
tant from Seaforth 6 miles, and is manatee'. en a
good gravel rout. For further particulars a ply
to MRS. WILLIA.g APPLE, on the prom see.
or to Egniondville P. 0, 428
VALUABLE PROPERTY IN EG3,10NDVI LE
FOR SALE.---iFor Sale Cheap, that emu ort -
able and pleasantly situated residence in Egm nd-
ville, formerl y ()coupled by Mr. David- Dundin,
and novr by Rev, Mr. Scott, with one acre of land
attaehed, whieh is filled with bearing trait 4.eles
of the eholpest kinds. There is 'deo a good stable
and woodshed, and all other conveniences. Pos.
minion given on Atrch 16, 1876. Terms eCey.
Apply at the EXI'OSIT OR Office, Seaforth. 418
-WARM FOR SALE—Sonth East quarter of Lot
• 20, Con. 4, Township of Morris, containing 50
acres. New frame house, well and pump. Good
orchard of 75 bearing trees, 25 acres clearad, 21
acres beach and maple with some homicide 4
acres cedar swamp, with good drainage. A°
above property is situated lit miles from Brussels,
'on the Great Weatern Railway. Terms easy. For
further particulars apply to C. R. COOPER, Brus-
sels P. O., or to JOHN BRANT, on the prem-
ises. 429c4
A LARGE DWELLING 11`..1USE in deaforth
-LA- for Sale or to Rent.—Forsale or to rent, that
pleasantly it and commodious dwelling
bonito, owned by Mr. S. Powell. The house con-
tains large parlor, dining -room, kitchen, and 10
comfortable bed rooms, together with closets, a
good cellar, hard and soft water, stable, wood-
shed, &c.„ There are two lots filik with choice
bearing fruit. trees. Posliession given at any time.
Apply- to S. POWELL. N. B.—Also a large quan-
tity of square timber for sale. 415
•'WARM FOR SALE.—For Sale, the North Half
• of Lot 16, Western Division, Con,14, Township
of Ashlield, containing 100 acres,' of whieh 80
tierce are eleared and in a 'state of good cultivit-
tion. The buileings an d fences are good, and the
farm is well watered, It is conveniently situated
to rnarketreechools, ehurches and railways. It is
one of the most desirable farms in the township
of Ashfield, and will be Hold cheap and on easy
terms. 'For further particulars apply to JOHN
MeLENNAN, Aehfield, Araberley P . 0., or at Tile
Exeofirroic Office, Seaforth. - 428
peers FOR SALE. --North half .of the South
-I; half of Lot 130; Con. 6, Township of Morris,
containing 55 atiree, all deared; 2 never -failing
springs on the farm, 5 sores fall wheat and 10
acres fail_ plowing, frame house 18x21. The
above property is of the best of lahd, pn� is on
the gravel road and adjoining the flourishing vil-
lage of Bruseele. Brussels is one of the best mar-
kets in the County: of Huron. T01113$4 to suit pur-
elution For further partieulare apply to C. R.
COOPER, Brueeele P. 0., P. KELLY, Blyth P. 0.,
or JAMES DUB NION, on the premlede 429e
REV. MR. McDONNEii'S NEW CHURCH.
, 1
A.correspendent of the *NUM A er-
km Journal in speakingdt the churches
of Toronto and more particularly of the new
St. Andrew's church says 'e It has been
appropriately said that. Toronto. is
"City of -Churches." The remark is ljust
in so far as the external buildings are on
cerned ; but whether it equally ap lie
to the spiritual temples weich are sup.
posed to, be enshrined, in the mate - 1 i
a question of another stanip, and
which I had better not doginatize.
are proud of the architeettrtil beautie
the city; and not lost among these of t
which pertain to our eccles ailtical s
tures. The Church of Eng nd Cathe
of Si. James, the Roman° tholie 0
dral of St. Michael the Wesleyan M
politan Tabernacle, the new Ba
1
Church on Jarvis street, an4 now`the
St. Andrew's March on King paid Si ico
streets, are ornaments to the city, an i
magnitude and elegance wil compar fa-
vorably with any similar building in
America. As the poPulati' n of the ity
increases, new churches are eing ere -ted
in all the most needed and rowded dis-
tricts. In some of these th re is perl ap
the inculcation of questioea le doctri es,
or the observance of supersti'ions rites yet
the erection of them evidoe a cor4 nd-
able spirit of enterprise and geneeosit on
the part of their pronioters and vrhe he
or not they all realize the, p oper ide o
divine worship, they ateuin oubtedly do-
ing much to make the religi us accoinrom
dation of the city equal teit wants ; and
that is more than can be it id of many
towns in both Canada a;icl the Un ted
States. ! i -
, A NEW EL)IF[CEI
po
We
of
osei
VO -1
ral
he-
troe
tis
t
The completion and opering of the eN
St. Andrew s Church is qtil e an evel t in
the history of Presby erimi sm in To on -
1 t6'., , and will justify a furth r referepc
it. Without exception it. i one of.
th
es,
•
011.
th
00
al
th
mode ofieipression he li
travened spme o theed
the Presbyterian Churc
as apparently oene
ctrinal articic. of'
and has expo ed,
himself to the captious priticisms of thope•
whose minds are too contracted to v coy'
theology on a ;broad' ekpansive Wahl,- or
who are envious of the popularity and in-
fluence of the minister of St. Andrew's.
!
OLD ST. ANDREW'S.
Now that a new St. Andrew's Church
is opened, " Old St. Andrew's" will one
-;
tinue to be occupied lily the member of
the congregation resident in that pait of
the city. This is a WiSQ arrangement. ! It
would be a mistake to take it down,,
There are many endearin associations
hes
ica
'one
of
with it. It is one of the ei deft ehur
in the city and is quite an ecclesias
landmark., The Presbytery has sanc
ed the arrangement for the continuan
the bervice therei and the formation o • an
independent congregation; and witl outt
any break in the, serviee all; thia'ar-
rangement is beirig arrived at witlf effect"
There will thus be an additional Presbye
terian 'congregation and minister Math°,
city,andso aninceeaseof the workingpews
er of the church. In no town i the Do-
minion does Presbyterianism s ow more,
Signs of Vitality and vigor than ere; and.
if its energies are not cramped b arijettare
the Presbytery it will flOurish i an equal,
row and contracted policy on t ehpuarretb.bf
ratio with any other Pr'teetant
Letter From anito a, !
d inter-,
was re-.
rinr'clf41,111oi
ed it , to
s will be
readers.;
=nary,'
It reads;
smatter.,
rove in- ,
ve you a,
of grass-
duringeinotue rroi ne gy,
ineelat'
astonished to find a toWin of ab ut 7,060!
inhabitants, which for Istir and business,
'fairly eclipses any of your Onta io towns I
Luber of;
ecu put;
ow pest!
quite an
, which
town j is
ty. Any!
is Prov -i
not MI: but gm' delig ted with;
promising features hichi it;
Its rich prod ie; soil, ree from.
acle that would im ede the ,
agricalture, And ma iy biuffs
hich akes the best f weed, ;
most of the fare!
,
y steps COM is
ould b desi ed11
ast Mo day r.
1
est ab ut four
Wc trove ed:41
dense forest, a leve asi
the ti ber is rst-class
11 of it the b st.
armers Pal
e weed they
r, and o ly In
or bui ing a
ave ,th se c
the na ural
try pos esses
ndition. Eve
The following well Written a
eating letter on Manitoba affair
• oeived from Mr. ,Robert Fergus
erly of Gey, by Mr. ,Mark
Brussels, who has kindly han
us for publicatimi. conten
pKusecl with interest by our
and is addressed o Mr. 'ardiff.
s follows:
,
f e letter is datid the ti9th of
Deka Salt : Thinking that a
ing of Manitoba affairs would
finest of our church ilifices. It oceu
a commanding positio a is ranged
teresting te you, I proceed to g
few facts Concerning thi ," lan
a due regard to comfort au convenie have atherec
and is built in a style at on e elegant here. Upon
ne cost a
f this our prtracte
substantial. . The grOuncla
$3!,000; and . exclesive
building will cost in all , a
more. ;Of this sum more
has been con ributed by me
congregation and the Publie
I ance will be raised by fur
private subscriptions and,
Itions. You will thus see t
ably generous spirit has
which promises well for the
building is intended to "
about 1,200 persons ; ' but
some 400 more could find ac
heppors," Pat I
my short' stay
Winnipeg, after
over the Dawson
Route l I was s
out . $75
ian one
bers of
and the •al-
er effer Tof the sanie population. A n
ee.'t excellent brick ,buildings have
ublic co
been shove', up during last eummenl The
office is a Statel edifice, maid is
at a rem rk-
ornament to the own, The Uric
future. The
are made in the vicinity of the
cdommodate
ith pres ure handsome and of a supe ier qual
oinin.oclat ore person tiking a tour th eugh t
in the aisles. In the int ior errai
ments, everything is simple nd chaste
gallery tuns round the buil ing with
rows of ascending seats ; 'a d havin
the north end act:mu-m(1W n for the
gan and choir. The .Beat are mad
cherrywood, handsomely fini hecl, and
namented at both ends wi a ininia
of St, Andrew'e Crosta At the seats
cushioned in a uniform at le. At
south end is the pulpit, and elow th,
a platform for a comniunio table ; w
alight b
letters
'riCkrineeg.d,
House,
the wo
ass, the
and the
blue, and
the view ; and with chande; ers and
walls of crimson color. No pillars obst
pliers the church will be bri tautly li
ed at night. -•
rrs EXTERNAL APP EA
The external of the build
ing with its interior arrang
massive, yet elegant. Thel ain entre,
consists of three magnificen arched cl
ways, ornamented with rid 'mouldi
The end facing King street I
on each side of the pulpit oi
ground are inscribed in gi
_Beatitudes and the Apostlea
above is a neat scroll w 1
"Holinesa bee,cnneth Thy,
Lord." The effect is very. ii
the windows are of stained'
is framed from wall 0 wall
ing is stained with light
ANCE.
A
our
at
or -
of
0 r•
u re
are
he
t is
lila
ck-
the
nd
ds,
Oh
All
°of
eil-
the
uct
as-
ince, could
he many
resents.
very obs
progress o
of timber
and can be procured b
triers without gone; Ina
door, ma,ke it allIthat
for farmin4 purposes.
Broadfoot and I 'went
miles to the timb r Juni
all afternoon in a
a floor. Most of
building material and
of rail timber. All the
tine can get all the sto
quire almost at their do
to go four or five panes
. .
rail timber, whileti some
vemences right a hand.
Notwithstanding , all
vantages that- this cou
is in a sad and ruinous c
where you go you, are confrante
sad effects ,of t e, grasshoppers.
tine, though a large settlernen
ha the Provincee-, could, not
enough grain to feed a breed of
In the central part a the Provin
30,000 bushels 4 grain was
this fall. This ceuntry would h
s two six duced an immense quantity of g
rising 100 feet each. At tit - principal en- not the hoppers harvested it. 1'
- trance is a solid tower 31 i et square at time Manitoba must date its ruin
the base and finished at the op with f perity. lain company with J
QAW MILL AND FARM OF 100 ACRES FOR
SALE.—The fail/scribers offer tor sale their
raw mill and farm, Lot 85, Con. 54 East Wawa -
nosh. The mill contains large a -healer, edging
• sew, butting Haw, 'shingle saw, oager,aud packer—
ail in good order. There are on the lot besides
the two frame' dwelling houses and trate°
stable. There is alsO on the lot a qiiantity of val-
uable timber, consieting of pine black ash, and
• hemlock arid other hardwood, With a large eteek
In the vieinity to last a number of years. Satis-
factory reasons- given for selling. Po SESSiOn given
at any time. For further particiala enquire, if
by letter post paid, of W. G. KINGSTON, Brue-
ads P. 0., or to R. T IIINGrSTON & BROTHER,
Weetfield P„ O.
1380
_
NOTICE • IDEBTO .
circular turret, at a heigh tif 116 f et. • Mr. Broadfoot, went to Rat Ore
The roofs are covered 'with I lates of v ri- two weeks ago. We weat for s
ous patterns and hues, in Our train Consisted of five yoke
with ornamental cresrgs.
are finis led
With s inc
ardhitect ite
orman st I
land, of
ward to e I
In the r
a the grot d
lass roon s
1! room At it&
09 schol• r .
deeig
to utili y,a
not so la ed
men tion
best of t e
The distance is 50 miles, ma
• modifications, the st lc 6 there and back. I thought I
may be regarded as the old to have a -Pleasure, trip, but I fo
found in several parts 4f Se that it was i pleasuring with a ve
ancient date, reaching bad If I was forced to, go on, such a
times of David and Robert,
of the building is a lue roe
•
• !
floor containing vestryI and
and over this a Sundaei. Sch
accommodation for a out
;The whole has • bee
• and constructed with a vie
and although the buil mg
as some of the other °lanai
it is nevertheless equal to th
ill convenience; and a
• ornament in the western pa
it is a noble Monument of
and zeal of the pastor and
tion.
• This beautiful bull&
ng
TAKE NOTICE.—All accounts owing- us must worship on the 13th inst.,
be sewed this Month, or theywill be placed '-vices throughout, I an glat
in court for collection. MeINTYRE & 1VIL- successful. Amore aut+ciou
LIS, Seriforth.• 421 not have had; and more ia
„ v ties 0011 A, not e e L.
the chureh was erowded, an
of Bev. llobt Campbell, PA
and Rev. 13. W. Gordon wi
propriate, enunciating soute
earnest and attractiv sty1
17 AST WARNINO.—Those parties who do net
-1" nettle up their accounts with Strong & Fairloy
before the 151.11 of the present month had better
look out for equells. Can't wait any longer, roust
have busindes wound up at °me. STRONG a
FAIRLEY, / 426
1VOTICE TO VIE par4es
dcbted to the undersigned either by note or
book account are hereby notified that be has not
authorized any person to collect HU_Ch debts. All
date due must be paid to kilned' personally.
JAMES IN, ar. Seaforth, February 10tia,
1b711. • 427-4
by
Pal
the b
rod
least. - A few years of prosperity would
'put thiege rlJ right again, for this is the
cotrvteryt that will Produce grain and re-
quiretle labor.
Gladstone is the
nanie of our village. It is only a mere
child yet, a t)lac smith shop, store and
post office being the principal buildings.
We lexpect to
here, so that
prosper, this
business. I
hoppers Stay
have the county buildings
in a few years, if things
will be a good place for
am convinced that if the
away, Manitoba will pros-
per. During the past four years, not-
withetanaing the many drawbacks, the
country has filled up With industrious
and energetic settlers. Now we are
about to have railroad eiommunication,
which will give new life to the various
indnstrieti. A. company is formed in
Winnipeg, and have chartered a railroad
to run west to Fort Pelly, which will
psi through .Palestine. Such a road
could -be 1built cheaply, the prairie being
quite level, and when built would do a
ood busineski, for itisastonishing to see
the quantity f freight that is -taken west
by cacen'and arts for the mounted police
and siirveyor
I never experienced a pleasanter win-
ter in mylif than this one so far: It
is clear, dry weather; very little snow.
In the flail you would not wet the soles
of your feet,. he weather is so dry and
pleasant. It is far Ahead of Ontario-
-winter, If ou were out here you could -
have some eat sport shooting;- You
could go into a bluff and shoot rabbits as-
fast!as you n load up. Deer are not
very plentifuljust here, but by going
west you will find them in abundance.
RoBERT FERGUSON.
Canada. •
1 .
Al Winds() hotel -keeper was lately
cominitted to jail for 70 days, without op-
tion1of fine, f r assault; and battery on his
wife:
—The you gest daughter of Hon.
Wm. McDop all was married at Toronto
on Friday, to Mr. J. Galdwin jedd, late
captain of th 886h!regiment.
--1A. petition is being circulated in
HaMil ton , praying for the commutation
of McConnell's sentence, but the major-
ity a the ea' zens wish to see the sen-
tence carried ut.
—Robt. H 1, of the village of Newry,
hid his leg b oken last Friday night by
a threshi g machine, which he was
drawing along. the gravel road, being
thrown upon him.
—A Stratfo d liquor dealer has been
fined $25 and posts for selling liquor to
boys under 21 years of age. Were there
a few more examples like this set there
would be less necessity for Prohibitory
Liquor Leagues. .
—John 'Sheppard, an aged, vagrant;
died about 4 3 o'clock on Friday morning
-
in Barrie jail, where he has been confin-
ed for upwards of 'a year. A coroner
held; an go st on the body, and the
jury,retur ed a verdict of death from
natural ca e .
--A de ut tion from Manitoba, con
-
upon the Minister of Agriculture, at Ot-
tawa,Senators on rid y, for the purpose of ob-
taining increased supplies of Rain and
provisions for the grasshopper sufferers
in the Northa est and Manitoba.
e- —Mr. Jose
ye clerk of Mbb
d , of a Stratford
n- ! and enter e u
town. Mr. Re
h Reading; late township
rt, has purchased thestock
stationer and bookseller,
n the business in that
ding's many frieuds in Hih,
bert and vicinity will wish him all success
it in his new undertaking.
.1 —One day 'last week, two old resi-
he dents of London township, William and
Janet Shutt, of .Bryanston, died within
St a few hours of each other, the first nam -
cc ed being 76 and the latter 85 years of
icke s. age. They left considerable property
Washed without an he to inherit it.
e about
—The glanders has made its appearance
ve pro.
ain had
•om this
or pros-
hn and
k about
d grain.
r oxen.
ing 100
s going
nd out
geancle.
trip in
Ontario, I would ;have thought lit a big
trip, even if I hada smart horse ncl cut-
ter, but now I have to fade the journey
with an old pike f oxen, move long as
slew as a snail, get no hot " p nch" on
the road, aad incur the risk of having
te be out all night! How is tha for the
"glorious Northwest ?" ' Those who are
bid to buy their geed grain and ay cash
or it, can buy what was grow in the
pending as an country last yearatt a . reasonabl price,
of the city, I don't know of Any in this se tlement
he libera ity who have done so but our folks. J.
is congre - Broadfoot, Mr. Davidson, and Brown, our
member of Parliament
d a
ljs oPened
•
for
e -
to say, were be divided among the settlers. Donald
is appointed to superintendthe istribu-
tion in this county. The condi ions on
which they get the grain and pi °visions
are: wheat', "$2 ; bartey, .$1 90 p r bush-
el ; and other things' propo ionably
tl,j,
dear, and e receiver has to aul the
stu ff from Winnipeg, a distane of 100
miles, and give a mortgage on th ir farm
st for the amount. Now, this whea , which
costs $2 pea bushel in town, ca not be
taken here for less than $1 per bushel,
which will i make it in all $3 pe bushel.
Think of that and weep for th charity
of our Government ! Just loo at the
nadi
rils and
and al-
e have
The Governnient relief supplies have
nd the arrived in 'Winnipeg, and are about to
day we co
ressive '
each sera
the serm
f. 111.cLar
re most
truth in
. I do
know the amount coll eted, but it m
have been considerabl The church
entered upon its careerwith he brigh
prospects ; and there iii, little doubt it
prove a power in the City.. 1
TILE PAS'I'Oft. , .,
• I need not inform yiu that the
trIlli4CEI.LANEOV8.
and for S de, on Lot 21, Con. 1, iironlload, man of eminent abilitY, deyetecl zeal,
SEED
OAT.—The -undersigned has on hand of the church is Rev W. elcDonnel
tuekersmith, a quantity of !Black T rtar °ate for
at
Seed, Then oats were imported fr m Scotland
by John 1,. Bruce, of Hamilton, a d last year
yielded over 100 bushels- per acre. Ono bushel of
. theft este yielded Met year over 4543ushels on the
farm of Thomas Certer. • JOHN B. HENDER-
SON. 42P4
•$90
REWARD.—The above reward will be
paid to any person or persone who will
furnish.sueli information as will lead to the legal
conviction of the party or -parties sto published
,tha defamatory libel against my personal charac-
ter, in Fly Shoot Form, dated Nor 1, knowing the
• same to be a fabricated falsehood only to injure
my cliaraster and eerve their own ends. GEORGE
ANDERSON. Stanley, Jan. 10, 1876. 284
• highly esteemed by hi cong egation.'
some respects Mr..Mc onnel; is in adva
of his ministerial broth en irallis theolo
al views; and is, perhaps, sOnewhat
to the charge of latitu inazianism of s
timea which in the hare of Eng
n of "13r
ean Stati
nt'and a
passes under the denominat
Churchittn," and of w om ,
L
is the most illustrious xpon
:Ate. Without for a me
Mr. McDonnell of anylthin
to heresy in his theoloical
lid
et -
i e
e
en
et
48
et
-
;
ter
,
ia
nid
oe
ea
n cl.
ad
ey
vo-
t suspect' g
approach ng
°gnus, t ere
can be little doubt that by in mcauti
case. Here we have energetic
pioneers, who have braved the p
difficulties of the first settlers,
most every year since the Y ea
suffered loss in a greater or less degree,
but the last two years have kit all, and
our Government sends relief, and because
the people cannot better themselves,
charges theta three prices for the grain,
and calls that relief. I think they will
have to change their name but that ;is
like their dealings with -,l1ttanitoba till
along. !
11
Every person who'has a right to knOw
thinks that the grasshoppers will net
trouble this country for, some years St
among the hor
Hamburg. 11
the disease ,h
stable only. The proprietor has been
comPelled to shoot four of his best
es at the village of New
to the present, however,
s been. confined to one
animals to ;pre
malady.
—Numerou
been I seen flyi
-country. Th
most! unpr
hitherto h
eat the spreading of the
flocks o Wild geese have
g over the surrounding
iriflight in February is al-
e eoted, arid their presence
s b tokened, the approach of
spring. Whe her or ot the usual sign
,
will hold good in the p esent instance re-
mainS to be 80 011.
had a narrow escape fr m destruction by
—The Parlirent buildings at Qaebee
fire on Thursday moan g. Some wood
work! in the vicinity of a stove pipe ig-
nited, but was forturialely discovered
early, and the fliimes were with some dif-
ficulty maatered.
—John A. Crossrnan, well known in
Elora and Hamilton,and whose wife and
family reside in the latter place, went to
Hamilton Ohio, and married a lady of
highly res'Pectable connections.. He was
arreethd, tried and found guilty of big-
amy, and sentenced to seven years in
the State prise'', .
--Some exci merit was occasioned in
Toronto last week in consequence of an
elopenient in high life. The daughter of
a lett:ling citizen eloped with a bank
clerk. The runaways, were, however,
overtaken,' and ' returned, to the city.
Everythingis now reported to be amicably
settled.
—The Parkhill council propose to give
Abraham B, Shantea of Zurich, a bonus
of $350 to assist in the erection of a fax
mill in that village, and exempt the mill
from itaxeslfor five years. Mr. Shantz is
to keep °oath ously 14 hands employed.
The ratepayerS will vote - on the by-law
on March 18.
—Oonsiderable political excitement
was occasioned in .Pernbroke last week,
through a law suit arising out of the
North Renfrew controverted election
trial: 'A German, named .Antoine Kos-
peroski, WAS arraigned before a magis-
trateion a charge. of having committed
perjury at the aforementioned trial last
summer. The principal witness Was Mr.
Thomas Murray, brother of the unseated
representative, and it was in a measure
on the evidence given by Kosperoaki at
the trial that Mr. Murray was die:fuels-
fied and his brother William unseated.
-
Mr. eaeon appearei as eou sel for the
prisoner. The evidence; did hot seem to
the agistrate to warrant a committal.
However, Kosperoski was bo nd over to
appear at the assizes to e held in
May next. 1
nagee, who 'resides neer So thampton,
—While A son of Mr, Jales McLen-
•
was returning from school one day -last
week, he was trying to get o a wagon,
when his foot slipped, t ro g him on
the ground, 'and befoin he,co Id. recover
himielf another team that as coming
behind ran over his neck„ ea sing death
in a very few minutes* GreatSympathy
is felt for-thetereaved family.
--The penitentiary at Kin .
is un-
usually full. ! Over 600, rise its are vow
confined there. With is nclitien of
things, the scarcity of mpl Meat and
the consequent -temptations. stealing
and other misdemeanors areno doubt
greatly chargeable. The. co tractor. for
the prison la or . his not effec ed his ar-
rangements for work, and the oonvicts
..are 'almost idle. 1
—The ladies of Strathroy gave a leap
year ball at that town one .e ening last
week, which, was a very enjo able affair.
The ladies took all the ptivile es of the
gentleinen, selecting theleown partners,
escorting them to supper, and-.pay--
ing all the bills ! • The last it4m will go
far to make such affairs popu ar—among
men. A large number of pe one from
London attended, and they d chile it to
:have been the jolliest ball of he season.
**; ---A fire occurred' in The coca, late
Widder station,,early o Sa May -Mgr -
fling, consuming a new, frame dwelling
house belonging to Mr. osep Rawlings
The building: was finished -ad partially
furnish d, but not ocoutded. Loss about
n.
$800 ; i surecl for $600. It i .suposed.
to be tile work of an incend ary, as no
fire had been in the house foe wo weeks.
next
wstiefierl was to have .be n married'
—A deputation consisting
Gilbert, Moore, Oliver, Trow
Monteith, Charlton and Walla
waited on the Postmaster -Gen
17th hist , aed urged on him th
of establishing a daily ma
.Stratford and Port Do*, o
Dover and Huron .Railway,re
ed. M r. Huntington promise
utmost endeavors, consisten
public interest, to furnish the
accommodation.
--In the township of Oreig
ty of Norfolk, a few .eyenin
man mined"; Voughan, while
the supper t ble had au !alter
f Messrs.
Skinner,
--
e,M. P,. s first that the prisoner Would take a
tage of the Extradition treaty, an
return to the Vnited States, but eV
ally he decided, to de, sq,, muelk
CLEAN fl&QTUii klinbrialt ta4
1531. SO n (rear,' WI nay:ante.
,difstood that if die plication the
, .
9ireeri's Bench is unsuccessful, the case
of the English Priyy CbUn04: tan -
l
will'prohably ' be tak ' liefere th Su-
preme. Court, or the,.Iii 'ciat 'Corn itree
while Smith remains in! -jail, appal. ntiy
r dto his fate..- Ale-does.hot-4 ar
to at all sanguine! that the e cots
being pat forth °white:behalf-will b sue,
eelg,84144411fa. ctu*rerii." of en;itiii-e. Wine's
grapes grown *lid tkodiii‘a %iv: -I.)
and. wild- stll such '
of not leis, thathrpi
dozen bottles Of Mt •
pints each at one tim
1 em any duty under. _the new Li
!act, und are not yequilist to bbtaln
'license for so lellinglivs 46
ifactured, .- . , . .„ '7.' .
I "—Sit detectives 'gin& ''kestial
made a de-sdeet urn. aloft bank '
city of Toront;clo'-;one everil** limit
They suece in se' int' itil the
and arresting elteepe Ara- ten y uns
Men whb iVere:pralringekt the -time. This
is _the cornmenoement lir'S:evar at ' the
numerous '46heills "-eithieh, hive sp ng
up during the past:few year. all cm the ...
'elty: , It is nnderatood 4 crusade t also
to be altered ot'eliettly. fer the su res.
Bien •of the bellies 'of '111'14410e' ben
brought, before the. Police Magist ate,
the keeper pleadedageilty led was tied.
$50 and -costs, or lix 'ertontbs impr on-
ment:' The: ten yoting Men vier ae-
quitted. , :
—Montreal ,seems alayeierblela of
li
refuge for American rog_net of all,de
the latest arrival ' b g a .•hais 0
attested on the l'itg i ' fa on a c " ge
erjh
young 'clerk, 23 yeata , f age; who as
of embezzling12,000fronabil emplo re.
A detective; in rdspouse to a- teleg am,
made . a diligent taearch- for' the y ung
man; and 'suoceeded in'findirig 'hi in a
St. Joseph street hense. ,IiIis 'mid ar-
rived on Fridey morhine and se med
much exasperated 'at :the youeg n's
disgraceful conduct.: ,It., Was fea,re at
an -
not
ntii-
I his
Oni
i in
t1nthree ties
iallons, or
e, Are exe ted
nse
any
anti -
lice
the
eek.
ois
nil, on the
necessity
between
the Port
ntly open- —For some ...da;ye ip4otia
to use his have bed' going -oh between the We
with the earial dentraitora and the stoneeti
necessary who haeVbeeiten' strike for some
back., , Witls a view to a sottlein
on, Coma- their imitual diffieulties, meetings
s since, a been held by th UniOrt- men and
sitting at contractorsreapectiyelye the result
ation with that bags of agreemett subni
his wia and threw a plate at her, which by the contractors to the meat wine
missed Mrs. Nronglitin, but st uck one of latter, at a ineetiag held at Thorp
their children on the bead, ki ling it in- Tuesday, agreed to accept. Briefly
stantly. The father took th child and terms are threetaollitfrper *day
put it in a hox, catrying it ome three' hours, picee Work at a correspo
miles into the woods, whein h buried it, rate, the agreement to be bindin
and told his family to say the had given the end of 1876.. Th 'agreement
eincle's"gristifieatioti: ' , • "'
i
ions
and
ts,
"me
t cif
VC3
!the
the
on
!
the tee.
it away. The prisoner has be n 'commit-, been signed, and the nienwi11 tiro eed.
ted to Simcoe jail to stand his trial, ' to wOrk forthwith. The total n eber
—Mr. Sithiey lasevrason, a f rmer near of men on istrike is between one, .two
St. George, late of Blenheim, left h.onle and three -Innittred. The bit's -hien men
on Monday last with his w.fe, leaving 'of St. Catbart#es are jubilant at this ter -
the house in .charge of a hired man. Oil mination of the.difficu ty, as it e • Ma
his return in the eve,niog he 'found the the expenditure of a corsiderable au i of .
manl:cekenrenchleave, after av. money 70ng . ihh- .
ingbrkrooe:4drawe;andabstractedrh0itario7Dairymei,0 Amoei tion
therefrom $16 or $17 in mon y, a gold have appoititect:: Mr, Tli Mae Miall yrie,_
chain and two geld -rings • T e man also ..M. P. 11; for SouthP rth-, and M , E.
appropriated to his own use numerous Caswell, of Ingersoll, ,to visit Ph' . g• el!.
articles of wearing apparel. Ir. Teawitt- phia on the TM- inst., t� act in ebanj net
son got trace of the fellow a loth:need tion with , the delegates of the "II ited
him as far as London.. He as tumble, States Paiiymen'e „ASS . tion- in ak-
however, to find him and g ve up the 1 "ing arrangements:for the exhibitio of
dairy products ,at 'the entenniat t is
sea_rcAlin.
expelriment respectiv the pro- intended, besides having an- i113111 1180
ductiveness of bees has bee made by display of oh "dese 'and b tter,:tes ha 4 a
Mr. W. C. Wells at Thurlow, ear Belle- factory in full ,opeeati n, so that ithe
i
ville, in this Province, with my satis- world at large may stud ,the exeelle Oka
factory result's. From 59 hive of Italian of the American iiyafern. of • cheese e . k.
bees this gentleman last suenn r extract- ing. Mr. Ballantyne, Prof. Be of
ed 5,750 pounds of honey. One hive Belleville and. Mr. 0: E. Chadwie of
lost its queen and. it was tinite with an- Ingersoll, lafien appointed • -le-
afier. In ten days, when he clovergates to- a eonverititin of xlairymen rom
was in blossom, -this double h' e produc- ill parts of the weeld; to be held at il- .
ed 1714 pounds of honey. A3 the hive ad1phia in October. ,The .Assoo tion
was on scales and . was weighed. every • has made an ex.-ellen.ehoice ie
morning, the !accumulations of each day Ballantyne, who may be deemed th fa -
could be ascertained, and one day alone ther of dairying 'in this section, and
not less than 38 pounds were coilected. • whose kn�wledgeof the business is niost
,
__The village -of New Hainlburgh has, extensiie. ! - 1 - . I
had a burglary,' Last Friday night the —The effeekia the renearkable wea her
dry goods and grocery „store of Messrs. of this wiaterni sotamencing to oho it -
Appel & Bain was entered and over $100 self. A peculiar fever has broken o t in
"Worth of goods,coinprieing r ady made several large flocks of sheep in the 0 Uni-
elothitg, tweee meerschaum , pipes, &c., ty of Middlesex which, in many in.
eiaurtrriaendaway. The burglars "fleeted an etraleienatettesr'hasbpyrkobvipainfagtal.e Tchoaistshasof the eebyb
reeking a pane f glass` in 9ig
Pe door. 1.hey seemed to have bad sheep iri. A damp and unhealthy state.
ractiee in the business, forheeyhadaShoeuetpd: itnthe omatoiringsrtaeltiobzetrudsistaatobare,
pee" lly
east on soMe cheeee, sa inm,ecc, w
flue rough ! looking cliaractcrs were wet fields for support rather than sn. feat
"leen in teWlil in the early p rt of the Thto -reeeguatliaurgroaftitonb: fozorfderny grass h sandanatulip vs.-
eveniu and they are su ec d.•
: 18(
....4) nsiderable stir has bee caused in ing in the wet fields has Started this
Masonic circles by the actiolIl of some ease, which shows itself by a- heavy suss
Members of the craft residing itiT. . ondon, Charge from , the nostrils. The ivool
nt. A feeling of discontent ppears to loosens,"and can,be pulled away in hand.
1 ave pervaded the brethr n of he "For- tuls, the feet swell, and the animal JO.te
est City," and on Frid y ev ning last josuptuittsibeuatlew,loistl:owutarnichepwei,nu,gaintdiffed, Wile:
Lodge of Free Masons for 0 tario, and
they proceeded to organize a Grand the ifi:satnsdYilloPtt:enir soh:: 1:aitts:lig, tfhooeds:ncip
the following Officers were
M., Brother Francis W 8:11ae ete,d4raWnrd kept 'from Water or tern ps for a co ple
Master; Brother James eel, ra. nGd.st.,_ tohf edaaylisi,mth4e disreeoeavsee;.willi ehcohweeekveedr: ot nh 64
animal is allowed to eti in the f ds,; .1
retary. 'Upon! the G. M., M. 1 .,coBnrdouthet-
and Brother W. Fitzger Id,
the disease will.undoub dly prove f tal,
er J. K. Ketr, hearing f th
of the brethren, he at on e ord :red them
to be suspended from 'th order, and the
whole matter will be urth r enquir-
ed inte. - : .
—Wm.t Smith, eonvic
der of be fanner Finlay,
summer, and sentenced
Lambton Assizes, must th
have had jn his breast an
of hopes and fears; He
resin d for a second ti
inathier in which the cas
with in the-.0Cnirt ofQueen's
readers have already Yecn Thad
through these columns, and it 1
necessary to state that, after
Came before the full bench,
Moss, who tried' the ease, am
record of the trial by evOlvin
portant explanations, whet
eThliltr Wilmbedb
s done tone case
Friday, be
4th
the clOse it was intimated
ment *mild be given on or bef
March. The prisoner has
been respited to April 2, next.
Mft
4113-
f I
—The strangest cincthnstance in the
history of that very ple ant' amuse ent
of making preisentation occurred in the
town pf DeindaS last Fri ay Merinng A
d fo the renr- young gentleman jiamedl Wilson, bo rd-
at'S.mbra, last ing at the Eight House n that town ou
dea h at last pulliug on his boots in ns bedroom felt
el° • g Months something hard in he boQokn, and th nk-
alte !late flow ing that some one had played a trie on
has • ow been him, turned the boot upside down, nd
e. Vith the tolis amazement g, gold watch dro d
has een dealt to the noon The watcl was perf ly
nch, our t new and apparently ha4 never bee in
familiar use. There was no i cription on it,
only now neither did a note acco4npany it te rng
e matter from whom it was recez ed. 'No on in
r. Justice the house knew anythizg °lout it, nor
• ded the. -had any stranger beerae en in the or.
some ridors. The watch w .brought •a
upon the jeweler, who valued it .at $95. he
reargued name of the maker and 1 e number i on
inst. At the watch, and it is Mr. Wilson's in
t judg. tion to discover, if ible, where the
re 206h of article war
as pAsseck tit for the pres..1
eanwhile cut the matter remains a pleasant but
It is un- )03rp1exing mystery.
1 1
tea