The Expositor, 1869-03-19, Page 69
LE SEAFORtli txpasi
1/1ISCE14.4.41NEOUS.
The eSiamese 1wins have fared" so
'badly in Eng1end4 that it ..is 'said they
Neill be emberraseed for need Of funds
-j to pay .their passage
The. teed% principal rartway com-
panies in England, own -0,596 locomo-
tives between then, the. value- of which
is estimated at ,Z16,187,500.
The name of .Ensign Whitaker; of
the 53rd likgimenteilately "ShOf in Que-
bec by yout, Ch'a4oner; appers the
London Gieettedfrithe 26th ult., gazet-
ted to atLifisixtenarley, by purchase, vice
who retir4s.
A new gold coin is to be added to
the French. currency. Thispieceis to
be of the ' act .ev ,,ight, of an English
.eovereign, and Will -Consequently be
worth twe ty-five franc's. I It will be
called an Ernperor.
Haussin the Rails executioner, has
made exporimnt4 and concludes that
there is d -dal . and rather indistiact
sensibility in th heads of decapitated
persons or anitreals for three or four
-hours after their decapitation in. 'warm
• -weather, aid twenty minutes in, ,cold
• -weather.
•Emigreitl.orr From Britain'.
The nimber of' emigraait; who left
the ports of the United Kingdom id.
Which Government agents are stationed,
[
in the qtearter eliding September tlite
30th, 1868 was 52,625. ' The ntsne.ber
in the corresponding quarters of recent
years were as follows :-33,240 in HO,
5'8,320 in 1863, 46,467 in 1864, 65,
054 in 1865, 47,183 in 1866, and 55,
807 1867. Of the - 52,625 emigrants.
it the summer quarter of 1868, 35,720
sailed from the pert of Liverpotil, 3,
823 from London. 1,107 from Ply-
mouth, .3,911 from Glasgow and Gree-
nOek,6„005 from Cork, end 2,059 from
Londonelei7 The numbers ,enabarkeci
at these last two ports represent total
emigration from Ireland, and .show. fin
Irish emigration of only 8,064 souls ;
while the numbers for the correspon-
ding period ofrecent years'were 11,341
in 1865 8,242 1866, and 12,146 to
• 1867. Of the emigration from Irish
ports during the sunamel quarter of
1808, 7)332 were boundlor the United
•States, and 732 for British North Amer-
ican. Of the emigrants from Scotch
pots,- .2,727 were bound for the United
Sates, 8@6 for British North America,
old 57 for the Austrian colonies. f
the emigrants who .emkark-ed at Lie-
ntol, 29,368 were bound for the Unit
States; 4,862 for British North Ameri-
1
c ia, and 1,048 for the Austrian coio-
n'es, The destination of' the 4,930
in -ants who embarked at the ports'of
•ifdon and Plymeuth was as follow;
To the United.- States, 1,346 ; to
ir. itish North' America,, 260; to the
ustralien colonies, 2,686 ; and to other
laces. 698.
'le emit mporary says: •",A. -Chicago
-paper conq udes an.account of a mar-
riage inthat dity- with thedeclaration
.that thepartieswere -then united for
iife.' If they were, it was certainly the
-first thmg. of that kind that ever occured
--$114e.
Two physicians rn consultation at
the bedsidb. of a patient .disputed as to
Of the disease. .eitt last one
dal the discussion !ley saying,
1! have it 'your own .'way
now', but the ,post mortem will show
that I am right." The patient was not
much. encleurged.
Wisconisin lately had a hard -times
party, 'eh sinVitations and dance pro -
)..3
grammes 'eing printed. on brown. pa-
per, and alico dresses for the ladies be -
incl. indispensible. The supper eonsist-
lof crackers, carried by the dancers,
an.d dried herring and bean Soup from
a corainon fund. . e
A men in Des Moines, Iowa, has
erected a dwelling house foe hinaseff,
built mostly of pa,per. The weather-
boarding, inside walls, ancl. shingling
are of th, reateriellnown in the West
as the- ‘‘Rock River Company,s building
, paper." The cost is about two-thirds
of that of -the ordinary .material and
the house, it is said, is warmer than
where weod‘ared plaster ie•nsed. '
The solar engine, invented by a
Frenchman named Mouchot, hss proved
successful, it is said. A donca:fe re_
• fiector is used to concentrate the sun-
shine on a boner blackened with smoke.
It ia computed' that in the latitude of
Paris the }eat reflectod from a surface
of a square - meter, or 10.74 square
foet,- will make a quart of water, taken
tt the free2ing point, boil 'in ten min-
utes A area of 100 square meters
-gil1. fur h as much heat in 10 hours
t• olsaeia.be go_t from burning 60 pound
f co, fil.s.
the natur
eif them e
• "Very we
Some time ago, the store ‘: of Mr.
Hodgins, in''Aelthstr, was broken into,
apd $3,000 said to have been taken.
The creditors ofMr. Hodgins, not
satisfied .wi,th thisstatement, at rested.
and confined him'id jail. This was a
lamil enough state of affairsi but the
sequel, says the Fergus Hews, is inanite-
ly worse. ;married roan• named
Richard Brandon was employed as
tlerk and general sqesman in Hodgins'
store. After the ari.eet of -the proprie-
tors, and Close of the establishment,
Brandon took his wlife to her .parents
in East Garafraxa, and reburnin to
Arthur, he and Mrs. Hodgins .e oped,
taking with them, it is allege
$3,000 which has been. the cauee .of so
much trouble.
ROBERT-10/1—ILLER
r-
Tan ELOCIPEDE OUT-D:NE.:--A
sprig w gOn. has been inven.ted by a
gentsema in Mbvelich; Ky., which
• is propos d to run wi... thout any sleind of
animals o steam power. He has al-
ready co strueted.a. small model, whidh
runs up or clown hill Very raPidly.
The powr is received from an immense
coiled; steel spring, w-hich will run for
half an..hnur withoet being wound up. -
in going up :hill the spring .exhausts
i
itself, bit .in. going •down hill it wiiids
-itself up. The inventor -al-aims that he
can carry heavy loads over an ordinary
'-rol.d. - -
RED IVER DISTRESS. , We'have -re-
ceives:1 a eommunication. from Rev. John
Black, dated, Red River -.Settlement,
February llth, acknoviledginel the last
ef,
ic-mittance from this conntry, of $70.86,
and giving some particulirs of the state:
of destitution then pievailink in thei
. colony. He states that the. committee'
,. •
had the 4 previous ,evenm. g to increase
their Vote of flour, -which now amounts
to over thirty-three .barels per. week.
They were just about- sending off an
agent to purchase' Seed wheat du -Min-
nesota. The people at tne Iniiian settle-
_ inent (a few miles down the riven) ,had
caught a- good • many fish by anglieg
limier the ice,sand ha.d found these to be
of great assistance to them BCCIC0714.
Ounards •lowered their tate for .pas.
sae.ge across the A.tlantic, and.have d.ater-
mined to carry steerage passengers. The
dud fares are cabin passage $80 and
and itererage passage $30. Hitherto
this lin? have declined to carry steerage,
paseengers, but the close competition ot.
other
ary•.
• from b
•
A New NO.11,TH POLE EXPEEeITION,17-
he steamer 131eneekorp, whose deeer-
um flom Bremer haven on a new P -
ir expedition was announced by the
elegraph, is to proceed 031 the swims
our.e as that followed py the, Germ4n-
ie ast summer. The expedition.- has
been fitted out entirely at the expenSes
of Herr -Rogenthal of Bremerhaven,
who usually sends two steamers every
year to the Whale fishery in the Polar
Seas.- The Blenenkorp is to remain
during the fishing season. of the Island
of‘Tan Mayon, and will then :proceed
about the end of' June OR its voyage of
discovery northwar.d along the western
•Coast of Greenland. The scientific
member of the expedition is -I)r. Bo€tst,
of Julish, an experienced astronor
and geographer, who has long ta
Special interest in Polar diecoyeries.
Is to make observations and measure-
Menth both by sea and land, an.d is
liro, - . .
vided with all the necessary appar-
etus. The Blenexikrop is a screw
steam e 2 of 99 -horse power built express-
ly for polar seas, and is named by a
crew of 25 persons. • It is to be the
percuser of a sesond expe lition to the
North Pole, which is new being or-
ganized by Herr Keldewey, Captain •of
the Germania.
1
i
1 A strange death occured at Ottervale,.
it short timeago. A man named Brdwn
miller in Parker's mill, by some mens
a,delds right hand caught between a
1
revolving shaft and an adjacant beam,
Which caused him to give a violent
ljerk to extriade it, by which the back
Of his hand was severely lacerated ; but
ilia wound healeu ;rapidly so thet in a
few days, with his hand lima sling, he
•Wag able to, fresume his :occupation.
While fillies, a bag with his deft hand,
: 6
it! Wafi sceetchethen a look, which
;ers use be hold the bags. Eyriip
attackedIthe minor veound, going
itie arm and then down thwards
rhlea,-rt. causing his death. A str-
Ifact in connection with this ioccur
• was that m the beginiag (of .Fehr
, , ,
; he stated to his friends that he la
lunhappy .preseniment that tsomet
• was about to tappealhine, "for;" ssai
1 "I have lost my wife and six child •en,
and all in this month ;" and now hp is
added to their number. i
er,
en
akar Y
Wholesale St.aiioner,
GENERAL BOOKBINDER,
• AND
BOOK MANUFA.CTURE11.1
Aocourr
• Importer and deslerin
SCHOOL BOOKS.,
STATIONERY;
INKS,' TWINES,
WINDOW. SHAPES,
AND
Paper Hangings.
AGENT FOR
Lovell's and the Neiw Series of School
Books; _Danville School Slate Com-
pany ; Carter's' Combined Writing d;
Copying Ink.
• 397 Notre Dame Street, Montreal.
March 18th, 1869. 67-3m
las
up
the
ge
ce.
ary
an
mg
he,
weaves- 11QW renders it nece.es,
new .ikeltn _line i4 projected
ettin in"Igcramny to New forki
91" SIMONS,
HOUSE & SIGN PAINTER.
-HOUSE TO LET
COMMGDIGIrS and comfortable den -31 -
ling house, in a good position.
JOHNSTON & BEG,
Seaforth, lifer& 12 1869. 66-tN
PJA:ASTE
S le
At SCor±T ROBERTSON. tS
Seaforth. Feb. 19. 63-
FIRST-CLA8S
k
SHINGL 14,
•
FOB, SALE .A T
SMITH & BRO'S. FAGT011t
Al N LON I LLE.
THE subscribers have on hand a 4uaub3y
of shingles, which they offer for sale at
moderate prices, at their Ster Factory,
Ainleyville March -4. hit
rfiAll work done in Eirst-Class Style. Or-
ders to be left oneelloor North. of Pr. Smith's
office. 417-3m.
Mrs, Kaulbach, the mother. of Sher-
iff Kaulbach, of Lunenburg, 1$ -ova
Scotia, celebrated her 100th bir4day
on the llth of \February. She is 'luck
and hearty, can knit scad,read without,
spectacles, vind••40 about the house -With-:
out any tesaistance, She received a
• large number .of visitors dining the • day,
4
and in the emening hel1/' a re -union,
when as many .of her , cendents , as
could get together . assembled to, greet
her living ancestor. .She is the mother
, of .14 Chihli en, 61 grand -children.
82. greatsgrand-chihiren, and 2 great -
great -grand -children. There are liv-
ing within seven miles of each other, in
in the co' unty -of -Liinenbiirg, sixl, ?er-
sons ever 90 and .six over 80, which
would seem to indicate that the *Ian-
ticshore is a healthy.plasse to ;live.'
More of Those
12 Dollar Suits!
•
FIRST PRIZE
CLOVERSEED,
AT
Scott 1obertson's4
Febrnary 19th, 1869.
63-tf.
• ONTARIO HOUSE„
The Only General Store in Seafoith.
:FRESH IITEAS, NEW Mgt,
AND
CROCERIES OF ALL KINDS_
AT
GLEVHORN S,
ALSO
A .Choite Selection.•of Silk -mixed and
West of ngland
Instructions were sent :last week
efrom Ottawa to Mr G. Wyati,ktun-
boat agent, Toronto to tit out and pie -
'1 x% cbmiri ay .1, lite,' leis ..fou e pare PI-ovincial gunboats in ease it may
ma it r tid,.000100() in gol( oe ciesirable to man them froaLia frigate
i• ,
u.uti idaey . are _9 wti.‘c a in opal. IL
liddi:aou „-C11 bt
d1). c1tt'd„ nth 1))) tile --Han.
b uNrge .d -_Nt• -% 1 (0- • „
— ;a4c1
to be stationed at Quebee. The
)rdere to -:Talifax next month, t ie
eerial reiboats now at I3ermuda are
tot knowiii yet if any Of these wi
y, tem, (lee eat,. eiey _ taent back _to statiowo. the Lake
1 be
'TWEEDS!
AT•
ASTONISHINGLY LOW PRICES.
Seafortli, March JS. 67-3m
Staple and Fancy
DRY GOODS,.
Suitable for -all Seasons.
erA. general stock of
• , HARDWARE & GLA
CROCKERY & LAMPS.
Furniture Rooms, Spinning Wheels. &ei
On hand .a fine lot of -
CLOVER AHD TIMOTHY SEED:
CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST.
EDWARD CASH,
God.erich Street, Seafotil.
Seaforth,, March 4, 1869. 53-1y.
T R. Ross, Proprietor 'New Dominion
, Hotel, begs to inform the:people of Sea -
forth and the travelling community general-
ly, that he keeps Du•st-class accommodation
in every thing required by travellers.- .A
good stable and willing ,hostler always on
hand. Regular Boarder.receie every
necessary attention..
Seaforth, Feb. 8th,1869. 63-ly
HIRAM COLLIDAY Sz. SON
t
TN returning thanks for a..st favors, have
I the pleasure di announeing to the mer-
chants and businesa 'teen of Seaforbh that they
are prepared to receive orders f0.1' all kinds a
DRAY WORK. -
eugGocels handled. with care, and satisfac-
tion guaranteed, -
58-12r
.Jaimary 2ist, 1869.
Make Your Own
StJGAR
1,00o Sap Buckets
• At SCOTT ROBERTSON'S,
FebrAary 19th, 1869.
HARP'S HOTEL, Livery Stable, and
General Stage Office, Main Street.
R. L. SHARP, Proprietor.
Seaforth, Jan. 8th, 1869
LOOK OUT OUT FOR
The Sign of the
CAME ASTRAY.
riAME into the premise,ssof the subscriber,
Vy sometime in November last, a yearling
Heifer, !nearly white. The owner is request
ed to prove property,:pay expenses, aud take'
her away.
HUGH LOVE, sew.,
Lot No. 10, N. Boundary,„ Tip. Hay.
Hay, Feb. 19, 1868. =64-3in. •
NOTICE.
I HEREBY notify .and forbid the public
against trusting -my -.wife, .or other =em-
ber or members of my, on my ac-
count,- as I will not be .reaponsible for the
same after the appearance.of,this notice.
HENRY SHEFFER.
Hay, Feb, 24, )869. • 64-3
BOOTS & SHOES.
6
WHERE
THOS. ELL
CABINET & CITAIR MAKER
itiNDEATAKER &c.
0A Large Steck
A LL kinds of furniturekept COnstantlyOli
hand, consisting of the bast varieties,
KrughruiTs Spring 'Alattrasscs, Children'i
Carriages Coffins kept constantly on haul
Work made on the premises.
for ,A. Hearse for .hire. Wart:mon:toy
posite Kidd & McNiulkins.
T110S. BELL,
March 24, 18O8,,
TO CAPITAL
1ST&
FL0R ..SALTE1
The unexpired
LEASE OF LOT NO, 9, COUINLOCK SURVEY
On the East side of Main Street, in the
Village of Seaforth,
MOGETHER -with. the .buildings erected.
thereon,- viz --The store and. dwelling
occupied by Mr. William Ault, the buildbig
occupied by Dr. Smith as an .office, the one
occupied by Mr. Paltridge as a Photograph
•Gallery, the one occupied by Thomas Simons
as an Oyster Saloon, c.;& -, also the one °cm-
,
pied by the subscri1ber as a Flour, Feed,
Grocery and Provision Store, together with
the stock and fixtures -contained theriire
Also 16 acres of land south of the Railway,
which will be sola. in Tillage or park lots, in -
sizes to suit purchasers, and. on reasenahle
terms.
,
&DUNCAN ik CO
ARE SE LING ALL SORTS OJP
William Mc3Lal1y
AVING lately purchased the business of
William Barker, itiWroxeter, will:keep
on hand a large assortment of Boots and
Shoji. None but firsttclass work Jihann-
factured on the premiset
W Orders will receive particular attention.
.Repairing done on the shortest,notioi.
3, .1868. ;20-1y.
PCifif COPY
HA, & CAPS,
BOOTS & SHO
ATA
Greatly Reduced Prite
FOR ,
ONE MONTH ONLY*
OrTo make room for Spring Stock.
Seaforth, Jan.__28th.
FARM FOR SALE.
N. B.—Fleur, Feed, Groceries and Prez
visions c all kinds kept constantly on hand
by the subscriber.
G. T. JARVIS.
Seaforth. February 3rd, 1869. 61. tf
0.•••••••=0.1•40
NEW MILLINERY
•
RS. GLOVER, begs to announce to the.
IVI inhabitants of Seaforth, and surround -
g country, that she has opened a ncw milli-
nery, in the shop
OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE STORE,
Where she will attend to all orders in her
line.
Millinery, Star:ping, &c., and 41 kinds of
Fancy Work done on'the shortest notice.
Seaforth, Feb. 25th 4869. 54-tf.
BLACKSMITH SHOP.
THOMAS WATSON
Begs to inform the public generally that he
still carries on general Blacksmithing at
his Old Stand.
NEARLY OPPOSITE ARMSTRONG'S HOTEL
AI N LE YVILLE,
Special attention paid. to Horse -Shoeing.
Ainleyville, Feb. 9tb., '62-, 63-1y
DEMO South half Lot 'No. 10, ConeeSsion
.1.) 9, Township of Morris, 24 mila,from
Blythe, containing 100 acres. •
For further iiartieulars enquire at the.store
of John Braidwoddc Seafoith.
R R CLAIM
January 8ih,- 1869. J7 -6n
1E413TIF1114 RAI%
NATURE'S CRON.
You lust Culf te it
GRAY HAIR
Jar, a.eertaiai.indiettOon
nectezr `aiit the .1:too1*.
MRS., _S. .A. ALLErlit'S
. • Hair Resorer
Ittestores gray hair do It; natural color and teauty
ain4 producecluxtuiaut growth. It gives ass hair t
beautiful gloss and delightful fragrance.,
Manufactory and'aules Offices,
SPECIAL NOTICE• .
THE tONNECTICUT MUTUAL
ic tontanct
IIARTFQ111:4, C MTN%
PHELPS, President.
ZEPHANIAH PRESTON, Vice President.
WOODBRIDGE S. OLMSTED, Seeretary.
1.newalr W. BRYANT, Actuary.
1Lnobeir S. Wiecox. Medical Examiner. -
Organized fin it 84.6. Charter Perpetuat,
The Largest Mutual Life Insni:saicS Com. -
pally, numbering over 75,000 Members.
A purely Mutual Company, its Assets be.
1enging4exc1usively to its members
Assets, $23,000,.000. Acquired by pm-
dent.and economical -management of twenty-
two years, without the aid of a single dollat
tof original capital.
Surplus Assets iev-er .,$6,000,000. All pro-
.fits‘divided;amoug the Anernbers. Each po-
licy holder is a 'Emma -8r. There are ni)
stockholders.
Its Large Dividends. They have avery
ed over 50 per cent annually. Total amount.
of diviiends paid. the =embers shale its or.
ganization, over $5,00e.,000.
Its Success Unparalleled. It has arrived
at the extraordinary condition where the in- _
eome from annual interest alone is more that
sufficient toTay all its losses. Total =onus
of losses paid ;by the Go 'y, over $8,000,000 -
Its Responsibility. For every 4100 14
Lialillititee it has $154 of Assets.
During its last --fiscal year this Conapaur
paid to ifeeliving members, and to the -fami-
lies of its deceased lumbers, nearly $2,0000-e
L000, and at the same time added more thew.
-Four 'Millions to its aceuniulated capital.
The Whole Record oi •tbis' Company
been one of prudent matagement • and pros-
perous advancement. Among the oicter and
leading life insurance companies its aye
ratio of expenses to incoine has, through
entire history, been the lowesteif any:.
.
Amount deposited with the Receiver Gate
erlal of Canada, $140,000. •
35 BARCLAY STREET/Ind 40 PARK puicA y. jusNuratunnbeeer4o3t,Piloii37 holders in Canada 08..!
AND
266:11141141Q1BQR140 London, Ent,. liorMeclicaldWere*°8—Dr- Methrell
ArSeatter and 'Rola, Druggists, ents.. D1.7117'9. Y' Seerthp' mint-Eiji.1..i.A11-8
jos Seaforth. ITter Stile everywhere. • • Gtneralenta4lie for C*;ad
January 28th. 186. Feb, 24 1869. 44-h
LATEST FC
,
London Ill”
of Commons this eve!"
ISeeretary of 1,8Ta
ment iLt rectaralto the'
showing a reduction
pounds in the total- ain
ed with last year.
Governinplt proposed
complish this saving
forces 111 tne coloineg, e
stations. •
Dubliii March 11.
eommittee of this .cit
subscription to raise ft
tit of the' Fenien convi
charged from impri.
Govermutsut
Londan, 2,Teh
of Cemmens, listt
duce(' by• the Solicitors
peal certain tests, and s
feeting the constitutiri4
sales of Qxferd and Ca
b:At sd at length, and ett.
tion was read a second t
London, Mewl 16, -
of earthquake WaS :141
t of Loneashire
a nage &me.
London, Mar& 16
ef Comnions, die eve)
of Dublin appeared at
sented petitione pray
biishment of religious
laud, and that amitest
-grtinted to all Fenians.
question from Mr. Tot
was informed by Mr
der-Seere a yfheFort
that the Gov trnment W
in: a Bill establishing
permanent law of extre
The Timee of fildifj
;says 1 .:—"Lord Georgl
ehargtd on Satuvlay it
Police Court before -Mt
with being drank. and
ing care of himself; on
A native p i'ceman
that meening lying Ore
aum roadandhe eves tal
key -dose by. He had
itt hie defence, and onl
sent to Tanne. In eon
ship of the offence &ail,:
reminded him that he ;NI
to him, bet as it as
sine he (his lordship)
fore him at Tanna on e
he would only order tl
on this 03Ca'40n, bflt WQ
eolne before him azam.
lf s rupee.
RELTASE OF FENI.A.
Signed petitiens were
to Iltr aliajesty the Qin
all p,ersons in prison
ianiem be pardoned.
day, seven Were releaise
great deal has been said
that many others will b
loag.
„.A1VIERIa
New Yorlc, March I
London special says,
verinnent .has telegtei
Deice to suspend the
insurrectionists conden
Havana, March 11.-.
an expedition from
Nassau and Inagua, iaJ
'Cuban coast The eap
vesssel _which artived
ports that on Sunday
l'unte Mulas, ite saw
-of one side -wheel steam
and three other sthamei
ged, steering north-east.
wards he posse(' a side -
bark rigged, -whieh wa
-miles from Gruneho Tcti
has been in --eircielation.
past in -Caber' circles t
was under way to /los&
eannon,--ams, and am
eruits for the ine.irgent
of Conservative citizen
heve been organrzing
teers, who are sent o
rections to scour tete
:towns eeem disposed
Ample' of Matanzas.
the jiFisdietion of Cien
able to the Governmeir
nor of Segue, la °midi
reinforeements from Nt
•:marched witit all his
against' the insurgents,
some time past made th
on tl,te Sap, Jose pl
Eastern department Lit
troops las very active.
'left San-galgo and .Ba
main force of the I'm
In the central depa
ment is ,strengtke
A battalion 25)
Coltniir de St. DO113.1
Whieb are`,to convey
Aoners to Fernando
.day next, They
by the Spanish
Among the priSoners
are ileum Castello, the '
Senor Embil
eee:me,
e
-