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A--..StQl74latfat an
ei eagles;
a.r'e C141ecf-golden e41es,-Trom thegold-
en red- featherszound their neck. SrAae
aro - called white -headed, hecaiise.;!,'0
their wlii N447., are. 414
led ifttfeagls,---This 1 t is ileiW 4re
on rocks, but build, its. nest on. tall
trees. -
t‘ It/ is ,40t of this sort I am going:th
tell .you, 1b of -the -eagle3hat bhilds.'ts
nest high' uPOti the reeks. One da
peor. Woman.- took' her ,Iftt,le babe
went upon the mountain sideto di a.
little. The wind. Was very:roUgh,,tind
kr she- put her 'little babe doWn. under 'a:
big piece of: rock., '''S40 tkoeght she
would be sure to' see if '-"Any One. Came,
and. 09 on* she ,went , with her wo
S0011 She hearda, great scream; a
THE .st:A.Fo*rg::EXP95:YTQR
"VailrAiiiiiI/LANCOWiNentONIILEV
Witt te 66 ne "ard
HIS .A:Aftift
111
4,7 4 e.;
tenaq e 1-Mliel* a ‘-c7a-erc;
'once drew a snail cart -load of raw
turnips o-veg 3,7oiideb..,,Aldge. The
p'eople of the village. noticed me. I
drew Abell.; attentieThey said ,I
'had fa,ktititre-befoie'ble': '%.1J -F,). -t6'•
time I had an idea it was behind
Tinm pase'.e'd It always doe67-1
by ,the wayt You may possibly have
noticed that. tire.e • always does. It is
-a kind ,of sway time has.became a man, I haven't distin-
guished myself at all as an artist
but. I have ak.ways been. more or less,
mixed up with art. I have azit uncle
lgoky[1(1 a.n. eagle wheel]. who takes photograps, and „I have a
r6und''highiurin. hear, Shesdidofot- servant y,v119,74,-taitses- anything ,he gets
41. i -
take any notice of thia,birclonly fo a his hands on '
Moment, andthen 'dug •aikay. Agin HIS MUSICAL IDEAS.
she lifted up h.4)14 efes, and looked wh
•
k.
the babe lay, and o; it was..cone 1
now turned 4,er-eyes wildly about
see Where it could be ; axis(' thenshes
that the tall' black -eagle far u,p in the
sky had got her babe in its talons: She
gave a seream....and shout, SO Joud.
S1411,1; thit
goattS.I.OWer down' tire •inOuntain
came up to ,see what was amiss:, -Her
tale was stold'..-: The Was taking
Ler little babe. away up to its nest On..
the high rocks above.
What was to be dbne The inert
tried their best toTheePlie poor mother
q iite stilOcateler cries .slieuicl.frighi-
en4the.-eaglei,:iind it sliotild dgip Ate
n' of thern ran for ijioy- who
cotild.climb.:well, and who was clostat.,
hand. . his* elinabineiropi on
thoes ait'al took his Stain Malan&
and set on. up thereek* to the eagle's,.
nes. It was tough
and he saw his hands; And knees were
from .-rubbin,s, against the
sharp -rocks.' .
I -Ie beard a.sh.put from the men, be-
low . Then heknewthat the eaglehad
laid the child clown in its nest, and the.
next minute, when he looked u1i, he
Saw the .oagle wheeling about the arr. steamer Ariel ; and when you go to
California, be sure to go on some other
steamer, because the Ariel isn't a very
good one.
THE' PICTURE OF THE GREAT DESERT.
This picture is a.great work of art.
It is an oil painting done in p-etroleanl.
It is by the old masters, It was the
last -thing they did before dying. They
did this and then they eipired.
The most celebrated artists in Lond-
on are so delighted with this picture
tnat they conie to the hall every day to
gaze at it. wish you were nearer to
it -so you could see it better. -I wish
I coUld take it to your residences and
let you see it by daylight, with lanterns,
to look at it. They say they never saw
anything like it before-akd they hope
they never shall again.
When I,.tirst allowed this picture in
New York, the audience were so enthu-
siastic in their admiration of this pic-
ture that they called for ibe artist--
anct when he appeared. they threw
brickbats at him.
BRIGHAM YOUNG.
Brigham Young has just two hun-
dred wives.. Just think of that Ob-
lige me .by thinking .of that., That IS,
he has eighty actual wives, and he is
spiritually married to one hundred and
twenty more. So we may say he has
two hundred wives. he loves. not
wisely, but two hundred well. He is
dreadfully married. He is the most
married man I 'ever saw in. my life..
I saw his mother-in-laA while I -vas
there. I can't exactly tell you how
many there is of her, but it's a good
deal. It -strikes me that one mother-
in-law is enough to have in one fa.mily
-unless you're fond of excitement
• moRmoN PROSELYTISM.
I regret to say that efforts were made
to make a Mormon of me while I was
in
It was.leaP year when I was there;
and seventeen young widows, the wives
of a deceased Mormon, offered me their
hearts and hands. I called on them
one day, and taking their soft white
hands in mine, which made eighteen.
ban* altogether, I found .them in
tears.
And I said:: Why is th is th us? What
re.
to
I I like can't 'Sing? As a
singist am. not a success. I ani
saddest when I sing. • SO are those
who 'hear me, They are sadder even
than am.. •
The, ,other night, some silly -voiced
young .man came under my window
and ,eang : , Penne where my love
1ie0 didn't do it. didn't
think _Ivonld 13ezebrrect:
I found -music veri, soothing when
a with' fever:in -Utah; • and -
was very ill ; I was ' -fearfully Wasted.'
Ny face, rs -4eyn.„...,clewn to nothing,
and' my IlOsg. was SO sharp that I
didn't' dare. to 'gaol it into other peo-
ples, business --for 'feAr it .would stay
tligre Lend 44 shoilld.. never 4get4 it again.
In those disreatliday:r§ a 3. M..cimon lady
--she- was married, , though not so,
much. SO,- as her' husband, he had fif,i
teen other -"wives--_Aie 'used to Si (1 a.*
,ballad commencing, ” Sweet 1.lird, do
not fly ilaitaY,” `and I told her I -Woolcin't
She played the; ,aecordeon divinely--
accerdeonly I praised her.
THE SVEA311ER ARIEL. ,
I -went to California on the steam-
er Ariel. This is the steamer Ariel.
„Oblige Me by Calmly. gazing on. the
(.) R4
ROLL'S CAN'T BE BEATEN,
Either in Price or Quality4
40.*0-0
F°R
LAMPS,
• CHI1VINIES,
• CIIANDALIERS,
B,I1111RS,
WIUK ancl
- COAL QIL,
Go to ROLLS',
Opposite Foster's Hotel, Seaforth.
t N.13. -Prescriptions, carefnlly pre
pared.4.
Seiforth, June 10th, 1869. 79.
eAurriedmen, as,well 'as he could,ad-
at lmt he reached the nest. The babe.
still fast asleep, though it had been sail-
ing away in the air under the great
eagle.
He was not long before he snatched
the babe up in his arms, and began to
• (Yet doint This he found harder than
getting tp. With one arm he herd the
Child; and with the Other he slipped
• down as well as he could. The eagle
now noticed him, and came darting
- down, and struck him: with hiS great
istrong wine4s, The boy 1.);:at off as well
as he could, but again its wings strnek
him with great fotTe. So this went o11.
the little babe still ., asleep, for some
time But at length the boy bit the
• eagle a heavy blow OD the head and kil-.
led him; but in hitting the eagle' this
heavy blow, he nearly fell over the
high rock into the deep valley: below.
N w some men came to his help, and
b means of ropes brought him to a sa.fa
place, •
-
By this time all the villagers were
on the side of the hill • and ,F.dien they
saw that the boy had brought. the child
safe down, 11:ey set up sucha shout
. that the rocks cchoed the sound bgain
and again. • I need not tell you how
the poor ro,other wept for joy. IA hen she
had ,her little babe once more in n.er
arnas.-Picture Magazine.
Billing's Papers.
Phools are quite often like hornets,
very- bizy, but about what no one
knows.
- Living on hope is like livin
wind, a good. way to get full,
poor way to get phatt. /
. Jealousy don't pay, the best it can
do is tew diskover what we don't Want
tew find, nor don't expect tew. -1
We lave been tolcl that the best Way
few o-vercum misfortunes iz tew fight
with thern-I haVe frieel both ways,
and recommend a succe4.3sfu1 dodge.
on
uta
TAILORS!, TAILORS !
A RARE CHANCE.
MHE undersigned offera.to'lrent the back.
shop of &tailoring and clothing establish-
ment in the thriving village of Ainleyville,
,
where there is a bupiness ample for five or six
hands. Apply to S. SMA LE,
Merchant Tailoia
Dingle
Juue 25 1869. •81-tf.
3.
„
The art ov becoming ov in3portance
- in trie eyes ov other g is not tew over-
rate yourself, bill-, tew cause them tew
• do it.
ra aginash un, tew much i nd lged,
f3oon ig tortmed into reality, this is
one way that good hosstliiefs, are made
a man leans over a fence all day, and
invOnes the hoss in, the lot belopgs tew
hi re, and sure euuff the fust dark night
the hoss does;
If you must chew terbacker, young
man, for goodness' sake, chew old plug;
it iz the nastyest.
•
Small -pc x has spreail rapidly- around
Big Point, Dover East. The Chatham
Raieet has aseertaitiod that a Vrench-
in 'IA, named C muno, wishing to vacci-
n4le his child, sent toth friend. in Mon
treal fin: some • in itter, \\NIS sem
hut it.ternefil Qat that tlis datte.
w im taken f 0.11 a :)111 I 1 1.1)0X patdell; 011! much !"
n'til•the ,hild ii1110.:11Litfed wit .1 told them it was on accoun
tile ,nuallie..,a that 1. dedilICC1.
1869.
1
1869.,
SPRING
PORTAT1ONS
KIDD
IVI'MULKIN
ARE NOW prepared -to. SHOW the
Contents of
is the reason of this thusness?"
They hove a sigh -seventeen sighs of
different size. They said:
"Oh, soon thou wilt be gonested
away !"
I told them that when I got ready.
to leave a place, I wentested. -
They said: "Doth nct like us'?"
I said: "1 cloth, I cloth 1"
I also said, "I hope your intentions
are honorable, as I am a lone child, my
parents being far, far away."
They then said : "Wilt not marry
1 said.: " Oh ! DO ! It cannot was."
Again :they aske,d. me to marry them,
and agaiu I dtelined, when they cried :
"Oh ! cruel luau ! this is too much 1
of the
40 Packages
OF
ry Goo s
MANTLES,
MILLINERY,,
BOOTS $c SHOES
•
Ltro &a., which will be sold at the
Always on Hand
A Choice Stock of
amily Groceries.
•G`517.8- .1Y4S) .•
KIDD & AlartiLKIN
Seaforth, May 7th, 1869.
L. NI 0 R Etox.
,AOttEg FaHHObl NOLL %N
W MODE OF DRIVING STRAW CARRIER
•
404.jarsie'' '
• - 7 • .--. • -4 " .1"
, • /;"" c'w
NEW PATfrirEAN ", `BERWICK %ALTAR
0
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THE ESTABL1S1,ED 1867,
rafoidiv''-xproitor, '
AND HURON ADVERTISER,
O1\TE of the largest papers publisheclin the
County
• as PRINTED AND PUBLISITEto
EVERII FRIDAY MORNING.
ROSS 8i LUXTON.
EDITORS AND PUBLISHEItS.''
ALLEIN STREET, SEAYOR,T1.11
TERMS. ---$1.50 per aimum, in advance.
If not so paid, $200 will invariably be
charged.
• RATES OF ADVERTISING.
VEA.RLY AGREEMENTS.
The following rates will be charged to mer-
chants and ()tars who advertise by the year,
and in no case, will excGptions be made:
3ne column for twelve n oaths, - - $00 00
for six months, - - - 35 00
4 for three months, - - 20 00
tialf-column for twelve months, - - 35 00
" for six. months, • - - - 20 00
Lor three months, • - - 12 00
Quarter of a colimin for twelve months, 20 ,00
46 for six months; - - - 12 00
" for three months, - - 9 00
For each line over ten, first insertion, 0 08
Each subsequent insertion, - • - - 0 02
• The number of lines to oe reckoned by the
3pace occupied, measured. by a scale of solid
Brevier. -
• Advertisements without spacific directions
. will be published till forbid, and charged. ac-
cordingly.
Desires to inform his old customers
and the public generally, that he bare-
builtShops on the
• OLD PREMISES
On a more extensive scale than ever; and is
consequently 'prepared to eXecute all
orders for everything in the way of
LUMBER & DEMOCRAT
WAGGONS,
C -
None but the best materfial used, and first-
clatTs workmen employed.
I .
BLA_CKSIVIITHIlsiG
In all its branches, attended to in a satis-
factory manner.
fiwA FIRST-CLASS HORSE-SHOER
Employed specially for this branch of the
buainess. •
•
• WM. GRASSIE.
GEO. W. ROSS, ,
Proprietor.
Two Good Village Lots for sale,
P. „ -one of which has a Dwelling
House -and other improvements thereon.
Sea,forth, May 21st. . 78-3m
THE MONTREAL T.Eil COMPANY,
6, Hospital Street, Montreal.
The continued suc—cess of this. Company- is
only attributable to the quality and purity
Of thair Teas. Over a hundred thousand
boxes ..of Tea have been sent to different
parts of the Dominion, and upwards of a.
thousand testimonials can be shown; bearing
testimony to the quality and purity of tbe
Tea. 'A great sa-vuni_ can 'be effected by pur- -
chasing di-reet from us;',ca.t:ies of 5 and 12110
and upwards... Every package warranaed t .
give satisfaation. Club together. and.
for four or five 511i. catties, which w
sent carriage free to any Railway Station in
the Dominion. The money can be colleted
OD aeliVery. •
Try our fresh ground steam Roasted. Coffee,
in 6 and 101b, tins and upayards the flavour
of which is really .exeellent, and every pack-
age warranted. 4201.bs. Tea inid 5 or 10 lbs.
Coffee, sent to any Railway Station carriage
free. Tea I and Coffee delivered five times
daily in the city.
Silver taken at par.
BLACK TEA.-Enolish Breakfast, 13roken
Leaf, strong Tea, 45e., 60c.; Fine Flavored -
New Season ao, 55c., 600. and 65c.; Very
Best Full Flavortd do. 75c. ; Sound lloleng.
45e. ; Rich Flavored do. 60c. ; 'Very Fine do.
1do
75e.; .Tairan, Good, 50c., 55c., Fine 60e.,
VeryTine 65c., Finest 75c.
G ift E hi TEA,. TwankaY
650.; Young Ilyson 50c., 60c., 65c 79c. ;
Very :Pine 85c., Superfine and. Very Choice
- $1; Fine Gunpowder 85e. ; Extra Superfine
do. $1.
N 60. .9 To F., ENE() 47. Ni5oc-, lp, e r3 cb ; No. 2, 25e.;
Nothing less than a Cattle sold by this
Company.
ANOTHER WONDERFUL CURE OF
CONSUMPTION IN CANADA.
MESSRS YOUNG & -S rs, I
feel it a duty 1 owe to you, as well as to the
public td inform you of the most wonderful
cure of Consumption, accomplished in My
person, by the use of the Great Shoshonees
1),.emedy and Pills. 1 coughed a great deal
day and night, expectorating a great quanti-
ty of matter, and had a great pain about my
left lung. I had cold ,chills every day, and
savere night sweats every night, andbetween
the racking cough and great sweating, I. was
almost deprived of sleep ; by these miseries
as well as the loss of appetite, I was so 3 e-
duced that I could hardy stand alone. I
was under the care ef a physician for a
length of time, anal finding no relief, I
tried different receipes; but all without any
good effect. Squire Peterson of Bata, re-
commended me to use the Great Shoshonees
Remedy; I procured three bottles at once,
with the Pills, so soon as I commenced using
it;I began to get better, and when I had. fin-
ished this complement, the cough, expeCtora-
tion of matter, pain about the lung, chills,
sweating, &c., left me, and by continuing
its use I became strong and healthy. It is
now over two months since I quit the reme-
dy, and there have been no symptoms of the
disease returning, and I have been, and am
now, healthier • and better than I have = been
for years. 1 trust you will make this knpvin
to the public, that they may be a -ware of the
peculiar virtues of this truly wonderful In-
dian Remedy.
PETER C. V. MILLER.
Ernestown, County of Lennox
and Adiagton, Ontario. S
To all to whom it may come. -This is to
certify that I have been acquainted with the
above mentioned gentleman, Peter C. V.
Miller, Esq., for many years, and have
known him always to ' be of the very high-
est respectability and a very candicl and
creditable person, and I am c.onfident that I
can safdy vouch for the truth of the above,
or any other statement made by him.
REV. W. F. S. HARPER,
44-ly Reetor of Bath, Ontario.
•
3,000 TO -1=1\7-3Z)..
Tabove sum is put in my hands for in-
vestment on good farm property at 10
per cent interest, and no charges.
3. S. PORTER,
Seaforth.
-A YEAR'S TRIAL.
TheMontreal Tea Company : Montreal, 1868.
• GENTS -It is Dearly *S. year since I purchas-
ed. the first chest of Tea from your house.
I have purchased many since,. and 1 alai'
pleased to inform you that the Tea as in
every ease proved most satisfactory, as well
as being exceedingly cheap. Yours very
truly. DENNIE.
Montrdal Tea Company:
lune, 18th 1869.
80-tf.
• GENTLEMEN -Th -e Tea 1 purchased of ;you
in March has given great satisfaction ;and
flavour of it is very fine. It is very strange,
but since khave been drinking your Tea I
have been quite freeborn heart -burn, which,
would always pain me after bleakfast. I at --
tribute this purity of your, Tea, ll
and sha
continue a customer.
ours respectfully.
FRANCIS T. GREEN.
54, St.. John Street Montreal.
Montreal, April 1868. -To the Montreal
Tea (Jompany, 611aapita1 Street, Montreal
-We notice with pleasure the large amount
of Tea, tliat - we have foreward.ed to you to.
different parts of the Dominica), and we are(
glad to find, your 'business so rapidly nereas-
nig.. We presume your Teas are giving gene-
ral satisfaction'as out of the large amount,
forwarded we have only had occasion to re-
turn one box, which, we understand, woo.
sent out through a mistake.
- G. CHENEY,
Manager Canadian Express Co.
House
of Senate' Ottawa
Montreal Tea Company:GENTIMEN,-The Box of English Break- -
fast and Young Hyson Tea which you sent,
me gives great satisfaetion. You may ex-
pect my future orclera. Yours, &c., -
S.. SKINNER.
SEAFQRTH
PLANING MILL
SASH, DOOR AND
Blind Factory /
THE subscribers beg leave to tend,er their -
sincere thanks to their numerous ens- --
toiners and the -public at large,'for the very
liberal patronage received since commencing
business in Seaforth. And. as they have
now a very large stock of Dry Pine Lumber
on hand, and ha-ving lately enlarged their
prem. -is -es and added New Machinery (there:
wbyitiuh erdeeasainteghretirhefacy ieileilticeosEfrtiodoadtoionfg grrvinel
every sasptistaction tethose who raay favor
them. with their patronage, as none but
first-class workmen are employed.
Particular attention paid to custom plan-
ing.
BROADFOOT & GRAY.
PS.- An Eight -Horse -Power Engine aral
Boiler for sale, all co mplete, Goblie &
AloCulloch's ma,ke. 7i)-3na.
somollo.
ROSS & LUTON, EMT
VOL. 2, NO. 97.
1.W'S
iiLivery Sta
era sta.ogeli,i )11,7IAI RP, PMain Stret
11
Seaforth, Jan. 8th, 1869 i
C. CAMERON, BARR1fE
Attorney -A -Law, Goderich,
Dee. 14, 1868.
VE170E, :M. D.. (2.A,
CIAN, Surgeon, etc., Egmen
Egraondville, Dee, 14, 1868.
ir‘11,. W. R. smrra, PHY,SICIA
'aEos, &c. Office,-Opposi
-Grocery. Residence, -Ma Stree
Seaforth, Dee. [4,1868.
4in TRACY, AL D CORON1
1-X.),, the County. of Huron. OF
REsiDENcE-One door East of the
EPistoPa11l€nii.
SertDec.4, 1868.
ITENRY WATN.I.NSON, Arch
Ja.• Builder, Specazit
Details drawn correctly. Every ct
of Building Works measured am
Bills of quantities prepared.
Ormaa-Next atoor allorth of 3!,
sorOsi old store, zeaaortn.
Seaford', June vtn, 18W.
JMoCOSH, ATTORNEY' A
., Solicitor in Cltancery,Conveya
Ont. Money to loan on
ity. Ternis easy. Office -First
Mat Bui41ing.
• Paris, Dec. 14, 1868.-
A W. MOPHILLIPS, PRO
Land. Surveyors, Civil En
All manner of Conveyancia,„0!
neatness and dispatch.
niissioner MB. R. Office -Next
-of S1iarp13 Hotel, Seaforth.
Seaforth, Dec. 14, 1868,
1TTAYS h. ELWOOD, BAR
Ile and. Attorneys at taw, S
Chancery, Notaries Public, Oon
:U. Office, ------Over Mr. Archibal
Crabb's Block., Goderieh, Ont.
Lend. w. TORRANCE HATS, J.
Scaforth, Dec. 14th 1868.
I- CAMPBELL. M. D. Q. M.,
of McGill University, Mont
tiara Surgeon, &e., Seaforth
Scott'sBrickBlock. Itesidenee-,
Maip. street. -
Seaiorth, -July 15th, 1869.
r4
w.BAR1 L. D. S.
k3r Artificial Den-
. ti -
tFe8 inserted with all -the latest
iMprovements. The greatest ear
the preservation of decayed and te
Teeth extracted without pain.. B
Collier's Store. ,
Seaforth, De,e. 14, 1868.-
110)• HAZLEHURST, Licensed
. 11. for the County of Huron,
Ont. Particular attention paid
of Bankrupt' Steck,. Farm- Stoci
tended on Liberal Terms. GOUt
ed: Mortgages Foreclosed, Land]
rants Executed. Mao, Bailiff Fi
Court for Huron. -
Goderich; June 9th.
R. ROSS, Proprietor New
PJ , Hotel, begs to inforni the pe
forth and the travelling - nommuli
ly, that he keeps irst-class ace(
in every thing required by tro
good stable and willing hostler
hand. Regular Boarders will rt
neeesiary attention.
Seaforth, Feb. 8th, 1869.
latCAUGHEY EtOLNISW
111_ RISTERS, Attorneys-at-La
in' Chancery and Insolvency, Not
and Conveyancers, Solicitors fc
Bank, Seaforth, Agents for the
Assurance CP N.B.-830,000
8 7,a Fa.rnis,' Houses and Lots
Seaforth, Dec. 14, 1868.
0 MAIL-CROOKE ARCIIII
0- Plans and.Speeifications draw
Carpenter's, Plasterer's, and Ma
measuredana valued,. Office:-ol
.Auction Market, Court-House'Si
rich:
Goderich, Apri123„ 1869.
MMERCIAL HOTEL, -
ville, JamesLairdproprieta
class Szcomodation for the travi(
The larder and bar are always s
the best the markets atforl
Etiabling in connection.
Airleyville, April 23 1869.
JrSON A MEYER,
d _ Attorneys at Law, .
-Onancery and Insolvency, C
Notaries Public, &e. Offices, -
Wroxeter. Agents fey the Ti
Co. of Upper Canada, and the ,
amities tio. of London, Englani
81per cent ; no commission char
JAI& R. BENsex,
Seaforth, Dec, lOth 1868.
OTICR-LITTLE WONI
-0 ntting and Shaving 82'1
want a good. Shave, or yoi
or &lampooned, As it ought
the "Little Wonder," South si
llotel, Main Street, Seaforth
Rooms in eannection-will be I
public on April lst. Luhels1
making the hair grow and Frew
coming cut, was never kruiwn
bottles at $1 each. Come a
.Seaforth Dec. 14,1868. 53t1