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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Expositor, 1869-10-08, Page 4t-• (Cont iniued from page 1: ) C. Tough ; best two bushels small peas, .las Lonaesborough, Ttios. Hays : best bushel timoohy seed, S. earnochan, A - Broad of t best half bushel fh,x seed ; Alex Gray, David Yule.- livitnetYLTURAL PRODUCTS. - Best four named Varieties of winter apples, 5 of.each—J McDowell—I1ugh Grieve—S Londaboroug1i , best 4 nam- ed varieties .fall applets 5 of each -H Grieve• -R. uovenlock-Thomas Urie ve ; best three named varieties of winter pears 5 of each ---U L Vaii Egrnind eD Duncan; . best 3 named varieties fall •pears 5 of each---Jno Hugill ; best three varieties, plums-na fined—Jno rl':uoinson 1- ugill ; beet named collection ripe: grapes 3 ,clusters of each gr'owi in open aireasR Govenlock ; best plate crib ap- t -dela yellow—A Wilson o. dt reil—P Ramsay ; Deist three named varieties of peaches 6 of each -W W ise-J Ziur- bier. PLANTS AND FLOWERS. Best named collection of 'Dahlias not less than -6 varieties= --A Winson best collection of Phloxes net less than I varieties -4 G .Van Egruond ; . best and largest collections of annuals, nam - ea -A. G _Van Eg-inond. . • VEGETABLES: Bost two kinds of potatoes named, tfb sl .l-1 • h, u ie of each --Mrs a3 ' N, i'Y1cLera,r►— W Car-nochan; best four -heads winter cabbage named—Geo Jackson ---Mr• R' MaLeati; best .nine blood Deets --J° Lan boroughs-Thorna,s Hill ; best nine, Ion g► mangles ---J Broadfoot-D Camp bell ; : best .nine Sweedish' turnips --Jus' Sett—E -turner; best nide, lung or - range or, real carrots --:J l roadfoot LG. Jackson ; best nine early nota cat::rots--. D £11n tnt-=J Wilkes; best nine white Belgian carrots J Carnochaau. --R' Manning ; best 12 ears corn -R t:-oveli- - lock.=i<1rs R McLean ; boort 3 water. melons—J Zimmer ; nest• 3 musk mel- . ons—J Londsborougll—J Zimmer best 4.heads of eaulillowei--J HugilT J . Thoms.<n ; best ,peck tomatoes -J W alk.er-.Jas Beattie. DAIRY PIIODUCE. Best 5 lbs of, butter, su'lfioiently solt- ed for table use—C Da et -Jno li ugil l ; best five pcunds of butter'without salt iI Chesney -Mrs R McLeau ; best k(Ig salt bitter: not less than 50 lbs -F Case -R Henderson -4C ,Dale ; best cheese not lets than 50 lbs factory made —E Manning— J Wells—W: `S R'- -. be'tson ; nest- cheese not less than 15 1 bs dairy matte-- W Beach -F Fowler sans:—J. McMichael. h [ANUFACTUIIES. Best 'wovenf h -ori .e•nnale guilt --S Dickson -J' Carninge ;'best ten ,yards domestic cloth -R. Soar -ling —J ..Cacneron '; best 10 • yards flo11- nel e --W H r,is•,n--A `Wilson ; be i pair blankets --A Gti Van +' puetut1- Beaky Lawtenoe ; best set single harn- ess :.John Campbell; best double set farm harness, Gressick c Twitchell ; best pair gentlemen's Toots J Strep best pair lady's;boots : J Steep. SPECIAL PRIZES. prize of $20 given by. Geo. Sproat Esq.;Reeve Fuckersmith, to the ama- teur teur baudof music, belengtug to the County of Huron, who 'willplay the best selection of music, at Seaforth, on r the second day of the exhibition ; Clin- ton band. •Prize • of $10 by ./as Dickson, Eq., President of the Society, for the bust esiayon turnip eultuie, em» raciug the preparation of the soil, the Sowithg, cul- tiv:ating storing,and ° feeding to farm stock, and the benefit to be derived b. v the farmer., of Huron from. .t. system of gist turnip pus' a.ncti�y; sent to Peoff. Buck- 1 U1iited from their I)u w ,iiatn` nape:. - - laud for award. - I THE StA O .D ,EXPOSITOR. EXTRA ENTRIES. Native wide, A G" Van Ego -fond, R, Thomson ; Maple Sugar, R Sp:trlirag, W Stoneman Ladies' saddle, Greseick & Twitchell`; Geller, Goveniock ; Pumpkins, John Logan , T Bell's spring bed bottom, T Bell ; Chairs, T Bell Hair Flowers, T Stoddart, R Spading ; gents shirt, Mrs Sharp ; do - scarf, Mrs Sharp ; Quilt, E `Turner ;. Shawl, C L Van Egrnond ; China cup designs, G. T, �atrv14 ; leather work, framed R Go- venlock ; Embroidery in worsted, A Maartiz ; sofa rug, Airs Iapsley ; ijer- lin knitting, Mrs Sharp ;; tea - pot cosey, R Govenlock ; acorn work, Sus- an .Paine ; corn work, J Stoddart ; Abell work, Susan Paine. A tlaliforna Pbbnornenon. Aiding the curious phenomena . of our climate none is so incredible and so mysterious as the rising of the sprit,g in the very time when all tiro ry ould prove that our driest time should be `just settliug in for a long contin- trance. Yet; everywhere, ere our long ten rii .of drouth from dearth of ram has reached within si*ty clays of its termin Aiou, the springs, instead of growing more dry to the' end, begin to ,grow prematurely "moist, a]id water 'flows without rain where not a drop was seen a weak before.: When we read Rtten- ivelaw t 1 this . y of nature, We shall see a beautiful provision that salves our trees and shrubbery from the.destructive 'de- siccation that siefalls i lies herbage. of the fields to the„ very roots. In other cli- mates the counterplaiy of electric forces draws water from the'1pper an to feed the =loot ed plant by clown ward. peroola tit)al. - Iri'C.alifornia this ACtieti is simply reversed. There beithg no water above electric conduction finds play in., draw[ daft it from »eueatli. There is no reaso to oelieve that our sail` has porosity cora responding .to' this'proc,�:;e. ' In rio oth- er climate are the winces under the, _e.etth so - attieutid ant. They ate - saved` from superficial evaporation by the l'abi- tude of our scre.mmn', to Mini!: uudergrounti and cl isapl)e; r from sight. + ya lora- t;on doer not ceaarse ; brit ihiMueaad of being dissipated in time'a.tintisphere direi:t, patsies through the in tcr•vi ration of the earth and is its phssaage it noistens all the pores wind feed-a3.the tree roots in its •a� eeut. In the longest clays and the hotteet sunshine, e. alturatit.n tis!:es away the ascending surplus from the surf ace so fast that none rot►:tins to show flo\v ulpol► the groluud. In the latter (lays of A ugust this sten paiwer and the' l.iugtli of da its. decline ---,--August is - also our mouth of fogs. fire grain bearin herbage .is dried up or cut down, . and the pores it kept open ,ire; glazed over au.l impervious to Vapor from beneath. E.-et�:vthiutg conspires to che�'k:the need- h:Ss waste of water through the air. And thus it is thaatin Our leugthe,aistg night time there remains- a surphis to give flow to the surface ' prings Blessed +ae Providence for this, kind provision` by whi ih as the lengthening drnsight threatens destruction, here'conles frost depths concealed inrre ase of moisture, bringing to the earth resurrection of life and salvation.—San Francisco Al&a. I)I©�i?eke Si.rnaturee. Thaat'assill.y pedantry that'i, that in- ci i e5.,5oane little p...n1ile'to :sign their itat)1'-.',s S 1. ' tt►att n�� one caa►l clr.."il)sle;i'. tboni. Ie anything tlaaat . a rua.0 plea; upon river ought tt) be bold end uu mistakable it is his-sigtaattin e. Tie flitGil- of signing 'ss11.b . hieroglyph sinewy up with- people in ' high pi tUst —uo credit to 'theaism -:feel those in lower })laces contract:,d it,- aping their lt:tte)re as usu- al, and thereby hoiiorin the efts►i-:►attar SIGN OF THE SC0TCll (�IOV HE undersigned begs to inform the farm- ers and others of the County of Huron, haft ha has opened a Bret class- HARNESS & SADDLERy IN S A.FORT' E 1 And being in a position to ay cash for all material used at •13is establiehment, he can and will offer superior inducements to any other party doing business here. TjIS COLLARS particularly, are acknow- ledged by oos'.petant judges to be su- perior to any made in the county, and from hia.thorough acquaintance with the wants of the community, he is satisfied that all who favour him with their patronage will have no cause to regret doing so. " His personal supervision being given to -all won k manufactured at his shop,- places him in :►`position to warrant -all work sold by hilt, and his motto will be " the nimble six- pence before the slow shilling." -Come along farmers and judge for yourselves. No ,charge forshowing goods. 14 -Shop opposite the Post Office, Seaforth %i� �T. H. OL [VEE, • s -Seaforth, June 18, 1869. 80-tf. O D. E R I Milli COME :C! L AND MAT' ATICAL AOAE1y! (Established Oct. lst, 1EjB6. ) In Connection with the.Ltfticlon Com- mercial `College. The Course ofStudy Is Comprehensive, , DR.ICTICA.L AYD CIILIP. The time necessary. to complete the course is fr.::n 4 to 6 months; but one year is al lowed, so that all can finish it without extra charge. T- REl ,c - For the whole course, $20 in advance. (Books & Stationery not included.) Please eLclose stamp for circular which contains full information, and address J. A. MMeKELLAR, Principal, Goderieh, Ont. 69-oh05.. August 20th, 1869. CA :i E�8 IiIJ subscriber "having Rtt,MOVED• to the -premises lately occupied b E. Hick- son y son tt Co., is now prepared to pay the high est Cash Price for any quantity of -,good Fresh Eggs delivered at his shop, Main Sar.., Seaforth.. DAVID l W ESON. Seaforth, April 22. HI A% -CO A � , JN returning thanks for past favors, have the pleasure of announcing to -the mer- chants and business meii of Seal or �hatthcy are prepared to receive orders for all kinds of ' DRAY WORK. C ••Goods hanclled with eare, and satisfac- tion griara meed. January' 1869. 5s-ly Bull ; best crayon : G Willairns )u best pencil sketch or di_•awing : R Thomson : S -Dickson ext is, prize, Mrs R Gowen - lock ; best collection of photographs .' F Palti idges l , ' - LADIES' WORK. - JUDGES. =ilMrs Adamspn : Mrs Cole- man and Mrs. Sharp. !, ,Best loam home-made bread , Mrs R Carnochan, bestpatched guilt, J W Evans, S Paine ;.best -quilt r iced or sewed on ground work, Mrs WE Luxt- on, Mrs Thos Stelthenst best tatting, C Dale, F Fowler senr. ; best crochet work, Mrs Ann Spaa,rling, Susan Pane; ,..bestt--embroidery in muslin, G William- - { on,, J S utherland ; best embroidery in Milk, 0 S Eastman ; best worsted. work ;tissue 1, Mrs Samuel Dickson, G l amnson best braiding, . Mrs Ann Spar- ling,- Susan Paine i hest fancy knitt- ing, Mrs Ann Sparring, J Scott ; best two pair. woolen socks, A Wilson, J W Evans.; best two pair woolen socks, 1) McIntosh, A Wilson ; best pair g Woolen • mita, J Sutherland ; do gloves: W -Ward ; tes`'t gentleman's shirt, G p Williamson, • Susan Paine ; best wax _flowers, Mrs Ann : Spading, ; knitted quilt .by Mrs Ana Spaarliug, highly re- corarnended,' i:tprs. S':orC'ai'of letters from coos}? cu- IN SO I'VENT ACT OF 1861 t)us nobodies come -ander my eve, wointad FINE ARTS....—BY AMATEURS. alit with conglonheraLions of dashes and 1 In the Matter of WILLT.AN. FER9 Best painting in water 'colors : T P flanrislit's, that, supl,O .ing thorn` to }; : GUSON Au Insolvent. excusable as the sign.; manual of bisl)- - hops and first Lords. are absurd ass.; tilt;. • N Saturday the sit -tit day of No- v f ea al t er next, xt.. he undersigned «=i11 apply- to the `Judge. of the Country Court •or the County of:.l{urona for a discharge under the said Act. . WILLIAM FERGUSON, ' By 11 I. 0. CAMERON, - His Attorney. Goderich 20th Au g. A. D. 1669, 91-2 suuscriptaons of Little«'oi•th, clerk in un assurance obi •e, or. } i itil,le, a 'mall p tush curate. The culminating point of inconsistency is reatehed` when the - nam ue lieinaarne is written so vilely that the whit- �ir has to e.iciose his caret to tel you what it really is. Often t}- e,od y Uhf :i. letter thus signed is legilale enough, showing that the corr'espnncleut has learned to write properly," and that his scrawly signature is a mere affectio,. It may be said thrit hieroglyph prevents forgery ; but this is a bad argument, for the more complicated a writing the easier .can ii be imitated. Far more difficult is it tc counterfeit a simple hand which bears, as all simple hands do bear, a character peculiar to him who wrote it. The habit is quite unpardon- able ; anda man whyputs a puzzle in the mostithportaant ort of bis epistle ought never to be disappointed if he ets no answer ; for the time that could be given to a reply=:maa;v.,be com-. letely used -up in disepangline the web that shrouds the. natre.—Gentle- men's Magazine. READ advertisement of Commercial EDWARD CASH. College in auother contain. 8'8-3un. 1Seaforth, Sept, 251, 1869. 03-1t'. ONTARIO HOUSE, FALL-& WINTER STOCKS, Very Complete, and selling at greatly Reduced ,Prices CLOTHS, FLANNELS, SHAWLS. and HOODS, In great variety. rash Grocerzes And Crockery. THE BEAFO RTH 'FALL''SHOW IS NOT TO BE COMPA> .FD TO Scott Robe iso 's OF FIRST CLASS noteties AND Pii'0 VdSI1,^N S OF THE FOLLOWING KINDS CONS.IS TINU- OF Black & Green Teas, - Refined and Raw Sugars, : lice, Whole Ground, Raisins, Curran s, Figs, Spices, Pickles SEAFORTH Tc WO Importer and and manufacturer of all kind cif HOUSEHOLD FU NfTJ =. sueh SOFAS, LOUNGES. CENTRE TABLES;, MA raa a DININDINING&�� BREAKFAST T TAt l _�` BUktEAt_M1;.; Z CHAi B3, and BED h ADa , lin. Great Variety Mr. R. lids great confi ez ce in of er_ng lii goods to the pint>lie.a as they are riade of (-ood $eas011t..1:Lnrriber, and by .First -Class Workmen. CC "iWADEiTo CDER on the Shortest Notice._ 3 WOOD TliFINiNCI Done with i rat }i,ess and. :' c sp els Wareroo s TWO DOORoi;rrn tiff R1'56 NOM ,laim Street Seaforth. Jan. 6th. 1z 89. ?-tf GOOD - NWS TO 1 Farmers and `'t. (DE undersigned Saving rliewly fitted out . hien mill in a fist class eityle, 113 srlueh he is now grinding felt every FIFTEENTH E Or exulaan.iing flour for go . wh..aat at 41 lbs. to the bushel.:. TUE 9!Sfi:7'.�4 Plat CAVA 'f iii. i��13.,'s�.satT ■ li t till CAVA FOE. o E - Al,] Tl.Ii t-. lash) iy{��y �3t .1.4xbnrgh IiYls, eaeforth. June 4th, 18c 9. ; 78-..; E :SHANGE 3111ZOKER ' And dr. t't',.'r in Price riP13 - rl,- : 3 ta ! p-a-;r�, �tls xg\ Lei 9.7,1 ' �' . �'S'� 3i�. .� as' u L The 1.:.-tig l)t=par trvent is •a3r;l.:z• care of an expa i:i.inttid , h, sa=sh . II_ M. P li A kip: " January �?'i.st, 1809, :s-27 7 .17D n Rt 771, .AT, _a ke Chinless' and Bloods' Porter. Dow's and Molson's Ales. Liw has noiv Uhl ._.::: the l awes t s tock is S„ra;f. rt T ti ill, tri fi":,.i' tie8- N O. l LaI rad car Ilerrino'g cription .of Furniture, from the e a/analon= st to 0 th.. hitt;,, and all at the lowest rnct.s. Qua", itv of material employed, and wbrkrnan, 1ppp, guaranteed. TTINT ID 7-7TITAT 1' i In all its de?artments, attended to in a satis tactory manner. A Hearse :for hire. Round and Split, FINE -TABLE,, - CODFISH & HADDOCK'S A FINE. LOT. OF FACTORY CHEESE. Janadiam and Liverpool Salt in Barrrels & Bags &c. . BUY YOUR GROCERIES GOOD & CHEAP, At Scott Robertson's.. T. BELL'S PATENT EPR1Ng MATTPASS Kept constantly on hand, and W.E (1 to any bedstead. This article is the best and ehj•ap est made, as attested to by all' x 3o bave us- ed it. Warranted to give vatisfaction. "R6ttienaber the })1=1; e, 0' STP KIDD e M'MUi KJN'S. Se.fortlh, Aug. 5, 1869. 8i -tf PAIEP to. Get your Homeniades Cut; Out .41 With Economy & 'Taste d4 AT SUTHERLAND Bi7o.fs, TAILORS, - God erich,- Street. Goon FX' -, And Workmanship Guaranteed. CHARGES MODEfcATEA NEXT DOOR, TO .umsden's Drug Store. Seaforth, Sept. 14th. 2-tf. nil the let ed x$00 fi in` t -y sa3_ Ing FIy feet box and of and :t vri was felt was ing,. inter ttu al un.l' too tlhae tib r thi XUatt- y#` Kati, :.o . ed, ai :ii is tot: is. lisle.. t eitetil ale linl)re ferro t is clivi 2'etl ehiee a� -pr .cal ton stlry it Is this? r.;. I is.v or le; be As- toria!, elor anti e r stn: surto holt pa•i , ha vv.... the- : it err t; asii the; tirot theist. ,i(- are x, sa. c1 a+e„ is -z ing txat wa,t. a•, 'Witzl otl-if'i- pie1,7 aline pot like it ;.s Aretit dif It is in B -art of ern been brou t .nd the d Miall wal fodera it not be - woad sho ling hats al T