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STREET, SEAFORTII.
•cribt•rs feel thankful far the
tl patronage they have received.
Fieiieing business in Seaforth,
It, intimate to .their customers.
h1i
generally that they keep
tttl are manufacturing all
tet t -w rk, such as
AND TOP BUGGIES,
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ACCO d`:.
Ci `lTER*,.&c:„.
'y EXVEINEN(`E1) Z ORO -
tae IS -cry styles.
(.? I-IOi' 4e-: thOeing7
our attentiuu to the above•
!Eyes,
I ficvor us with their
riot::s will get good
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a fir. t-c'l.ts> earring('
t�rttry )41.1pal, an4 €Fif.t work
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P. PAGET'S
:,GALLERY,
. LERY,
R:•f t't t Lkf,l,et•tsel (rueerv.
is Strt-et, t afcart1I.
':.kP1t•g of a :•tti)errttr des-
tft.lfar. swtl in the County of
hes tt:, explain that his
li •niall and of mean ap-
trttitt• tablt• tt,r tl.(, Pro-
t -class Portraits. l65-13'
VW FOR >E OK, EAP
?I f:4i(;NEI} offers for sale,
t,eti No; .30, (.'on. Ist., t.-:wnsliip
,t
Huron; about i() acres of
tizci1tc-rt-f1 with hardwood,
'tp Melt. are- e:lu,ltl+e(1, the hal
-
!red. with cedar and hint) ctf
tit):. There re is sufficient c>f
cher to pay for the whore
r ilr l,e .ttltl (11 EA 1' FOIL
time. Title iut1i41,tttar.Ixltt„
r llotu a s apply
(tt by lrt-
i.,Aihtin (;ray, Muting -Min,
o
'ia itiug-Mi11,,.> the. undersigned lr<t olzric:-
WICK (I1;.- Yr
Tha:utesfurd,
t
r , Nev1, 157(T.�_l,rl-tf-..
1411kPL;R HEY.
gtttrtaltlr Cottage & (irttuajtlx.
:c•rty (fr 1•ttmc•.,t:it ('_r:;tt. —
the; 1•`rE:.t of Nlay. AI ply
et for, Seauurth_. 1;(i64
APRIL 7, 1871.
imearamimommimensur
BRIEP NOTES,
One person out of every two hun-
dred in Memphis is ailawyer.
.--Wisconsin furnished nearly
250,000,000 feet of lumber during
the past year.
A. lover in New Hampshire.
walked 700 miles the past year,
visiting his sweetheart. -
-.-tat a recent Georgia auction $2
{ought $11,955 lin Confederate
send). F
.—Jeff Davis - was serenaded in
Selma., Ala., a few nights ago.
—The great bell on Notre Dame,
Montreal, weighs over 10,500 pounds
and can be Beard forty miles.
—The first - halt of March this
year is said to have been the warm -
half of March during the past
47 years. .
—The Japanese have but one
newstiaper, published once a mont=h,
in the shape of :a . stitchedpamphlet
of about 100 pages,
—A Boston shoe -dealer has been
delighted by the recei(-t of an order
for the family of a Mormon Bishop
at Salt Lake—twenty wives - and .
fifty children.
—Sonne Chinese ftahermen caught
on the 15th instant, t the .eatrarice
to the Bay of San Di. o, Californian,
ai Green turtle, measured easured four
feet six inches in length and weighed
335 pounds.
—Leading citizens. of San Fran.
cisc° irrespective of party, are mak-
ing arrangements for a suitable recep-
tion of President Grant . upon his
expected visit to that city.
}
—The manuscripts ofthat superior
Quaker, William Penn, have'been
purchased by a cumber of citizens
of Philadelphia, who intend to pre-
sent them to the Historical Society
of Pennsylvania. -.
,The appraisers have concluded
their estimate of the personal pro-
perty }erty of the late Senator Blood, an d
find that it foots up over $600,000.
This with the real estate makes his
estate worth over $1;000,000. •••
The heir -apparent to the throne
Of Austria is described -by a gentle-
man who lately had an opportunity
to observe him very closely, as 'a
timid, good-natured boy,. whose chief
enjoyment is to fiddle.- He possesss
fine musical talents; -. - -
-At the assizes in. 'Woodstock,
Mr. Hay theeditor of the Erubro
1 e-viev, was sentenced to pay $100
in the libel case.
--A steam traction engine to run
on the streets without rails, was run
yesterday in Montreal, and..worked
very successfully.
— There are at present in the
House of Representatives at Wash-
ington 131 lawyers, 25 farmers, 21
merchants, 11 physicians, 11 edi-
tors, '6 bankers, 5 manufacturers, 4
lumbermen, 3 railway kings, 3 gen-
eral business men, 2 clergymen, and
1 teacher. --The new French Ministers are
aged—Thiers, i years ; D ufatiure,-
73 ; Laicv, G5 ; Favre, 6.2 ; Le Flo,
G1; Simon, 57; Lambrecht, 52 ;_
Picard, 50. Five are lawyers : MM.
Thiers;. D ufau re, Larcy, Favre and
Picard. .
— The Russian Ern perm: „is open-
ly spoken of in St: Petersburg as
having become . a confirmed
inebri-
)te imbibing nothinga
but the
strongest kind of alcoholic stnzu
lants. All the effo cts of 'his family
to reclaim him have proved fruit-
less:
—. A. Lockport dog got a. needle
fast in his tongue, and the animal
was chloroformed in ord r that the
needle might be extracted. The
surgical operation was a t cress, but
the chloroforni killed the 'dog.
r
—.there is a re -markable collec-
tion of dark -colored slabs in a Can
aE:ndaigfta, N. Y., cemetery, marking
the graves of the three wives ofone
rnan.. They show that the first died.
in 1513, the second in 11811 and the
third in. 1815. Three wives in -g
three years would be quick work
even in this fast age.
GAIETIES.
The Chicago journal. says that by
�
the term strong-minded- woman,"
it means s( One who spoils a very
respectable woman in vain endeav-
oring
ndeav-erring to ' become a very. ordinary
man."
"1 sav, boy-, is -there anything to
shoot aroiaald here ?" inquired a
sportsman of a boy: lie met: t "NV -ell,"
replied the boy, nothing .just about
here, but our schoolmaster is ,just
over the hill there gutting birch
rods, vont might walk up pop
him over,"
•
Not Likely= -Creditor : "How
often mast I climb three !pair of
::!airs before 3 get the amount of this
little account?" Debtor: " Do ,you
think 1 am going to rent a place on:
the first floor to accommodate my
creditors?" -
NTurse,—"I .cannot- allo;v batter
an l lain too on your bread, Mister
Alfred ; it is very extravagant."
Master, Alfred—"It; can't be extra-
vagant _glary if the same piece of
1)rea(1 docs for both."
At an infant Sunda \--school the
tfachea• gave the stay of the'Prodi-
gal Son. When lie .came to the
place where the poor ragged son
•
THE HURON
EXPOSITOR..
reached - his former home, and his
father saw h iu a great way off,"
he inquired hat his father probably
did. One bf the sniallesll boys,
with his fist clenched, said, "I dun-
he set the dog on
no ; I dess
him,"
A parson, reading the funeral ser-
vice at the 4 -rave, forgot the sex of
the deceased, and asked one of the
mou:uers, a Emeralder, r( Is this
a brother ori a sister.,?" " Neither,"
replied Pat, r' only a cousin.
.Pc
Them is
quite _a , truE
lad, who use
straw, and sl
light of the (
He became
and enriched
tent of some
The poor sc
and industry, gets on. A consider-
able section >f Cambridge men are
pool Wren.. They conte. up well pre-
pared to try for the rich scholarships
and exbibit'cns with which the col-
:ege a.bo�ind The university is mis-
erably poor, and pays its professors
badl) ; but the colleges are rich,
and. get richer every year, and in
that way atti act quantities of good
inert. Noth'ng is pleasanter than- to
see these me when he steady in -
.comes of fellowships a�ad pupils flow
in Ripon th m. They have never
been extrav, gant ill 1 their habits,
and could ardly be extravagant
now if they tried ; knit by-and-by
their _heir wall.- rich
come rare pr arts on s,
works on ar , many' books, and in -
gorgeous bin tng, and choice scienti-
fic instrumen -s ; and they travel a
good deal, to Torway, to !Rome, to.
the East, an are pretty well domes-
ticated in witzerland.'— '( Cam -,
bridge ETWit, 9'34Life," in, London
Soci y.
yr Scholars.
n affecting. story, and
one, told of one poor
:I to wl ap up his feet in
udy mathematics by thc.
:andle on the staircase.
rich and fannons man,
his college to the ex -
fifty thousand dr.
polar, .if he 1 has brains
W \DEng' -L APPLICATION OF THE
,SES=s 1s.-Sa derspn, the mathem-
atician, lost 1 is sight in 1683, when
only • • ne . ye r old, after a severe
attac of the small -pox. But spite
of hi,' compl to blindness he --gave
Nims if up to the assiduous study (if
the s iences, nd finally lectured at
-the JI niversity of Cambridge on
math anatics find ptics, with won
derful succes.. H`s sense of touch
was exquisi ely ne. Thus, in a
c..�lletion. of Oman medals,• he could
disti guish he genuine from the
false; althoug the latter -were' often
so ac mirably counterfeited as to
decei•e thos: who -examined them
with their e es. By the dife:ent
feeling of- th air -onhis face he
could tell wh-n an .object was plsce-
ed bi fore hili. .And his hearing
• accur to in seizing and ap-
ting th t slightest sound, that
ild Bete `mine the height of any
into which he was introduced,
is dista t� ce from the wall.
was s
preci )
he: co
room
.and 1
W RM BA l3INC.—The warm bath
is a • rand reiiedy, and will cure the
m ost virul en diseases. A person
who ay be in fear. of. having re-
ceive infectin of any kind, should
speedily plan e into a warm bath,
suffer .perspi'atieu to ensile,- and
thein •ub dry, dress securely to guard
. g..' -
and finish cL a1nt tai, n colds, off
a k1 n
with • cup o :strong tea by the fire.
If th syste has imbibed any in-
fectious mat er, it will be certainly
a emoved by t lis l roccss if it he re-
sorte(l. to be ore ,the infection has
time o sprea.1 over the system ; and
even if. some time has elapsed, the
dren hing pe spiratioa that may be
indu ed in a lot bath will be pretty
sure : o i em ore it.
BOOr�
AND
SHO 4 S•
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v`• sT'•,'ritut� 'k'r
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TO CAR 'ENTERS, COY -
TP 1CTORS,
Anc the ' ublip 'Generally:
BVI OXETER
SE FACTORY.
The proprict r of the above Factory
desire to stat that he is now prepared
to sat ply .:
Slee riles of he T e?'J Best Quality,
On th ' ihortes notice, and 'at the very
lowes cash pri es, either at: the mill or
delivered at L' eafort.ri RailwarStatiou.
oI'deI`Io
I
) nr )t attended to.
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1'. A..;IRELAND,
169.
13t Wroxeter Shingle Factory,
KIDI'S-
Poiu:
FASHION,
sEarotrM,
HE subscriber be
the public that he
o announce to
aopened a
Slendd A.$ortment
STAPLE AN 1. 'AMY
DRY GO.
CLO I:
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C OCKRY
BOO
ING,
I CEI;.ES,
S & SHOES,
IQLT O RS, -
TINES,
ET
theStock is entirely
he best amities in
Canada.
- C.
he whole o new,
an bought in
wil
e is dete ed to sell at prices that
satisfy the buyers.
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Seaforth,Nov.
OS. KIDD
st, 1870. 153
GOOD NEWS ! _
—FOIL 'THE-
People of Saforth
NEW BAKERY & CO FECTI ONERY
►,
J. CAVANAGH.
(Leet(
Will be foun
south of Mr. F
Mr. Cavanag
of Stra tx f ord.)
1 inhis old place, one door
Veal's Grocery Store.
wishes to retnrn to his
numerous friends and customers, his sin-
cere thanks forttheir liberal_ patronage in
the; past, and Iiopes th it they will con-
tinue the same;rn the future.
CHRISTMAS. _ Mr. Cavanagh
has made great prepai ons forthecom-
ing Christmas, andwilhie to fur-
nish his -customers wit] . e ,erything in his
line, such as Bread, Conf 'etioncry, Can-
dy Toys, Fancy cakes, ' edcling cakes,
Nuts of all kinds, ancl. all descriptions of
Sylups. 'Hot Mutton Pi s and. all kinds
of refreshments, also . goqd accommoda-
tion for friends from the town -and conn -
try Also JUDD '•BR(S. Vegetalle
Un on Yeast. Try it, it Never fails, and
is .1w`aY s reliable.
Zia'.'
w.a
YSTERS-J. S. FAIIRE1 & CO.'S,
t=ore, the best in the ° market al -
s fresh. t
LOBSTERS AND SAItDINES.
.Always on hauncl.
GIVE ME A TRIAL.
3. CAVANAGH.
Noy
2
SE, �.3 1 `0 134-tf,
1. xoRTH' S
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B. Orders for WEDDING CAKES
supplies for TEA : PARTIES prompt-
ttended to. -
ane
lye
J
To
REMOVAL
Bo.iithron & Son
HAVE REA O ' -ED !
the Stand lately
WM. ROBERT,
ge
occupied by
N -& 00.
Th y will sell the S o k at Reduced
ces, in order ,•o make oom for Spring
Good
REAT BA ,,GAITS !
—TN
WEEDS,:
FLANIN
JACK
eady-read
'BOOTS Al
—ALSO, —
A tock of FRESH CR
rcceiv a.
T. I3QN T HR.
1t9-tf
10EYS,
LS, '
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lothing,
HOES.
CEr.:IES, just
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A LARGE
STOCK OF IIATS & CAPS
CALL AND SEE THEM.
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Have REMOVED their HARDWARE STORE to their
HT -II 30 ISDIS
1 rJyAOJ[J
MUSIC• -
The undersigned is now prepared to
give
MUSIC LESSONS
Either at her own reside ice one door
back of Mr. 1tTc,C au hes r at the resi-
dences
Y
of her pupils.
M. H MBLE
•170-tf - ; eaforth.
Insolvent Act6f 1869.
InN s ON.
the Matter of Az,Fxl:n` � Tri s
an Insolvent..
UBLIC NOTICE is lierelby given,
U that under and by virtue of the
powers vested in me, as Assignee of the
Estate of the above-named Insdlvent, and
under the provisions Of the Insolvent Act
of 1869, the undersigned !wild offer for
sale by Public Auction, at Knox's Hotel,
in the village of Seaforth, in'the County
of Huron and Province of Ontario, on
WEDNESDAY, the 26th clay of APRIL,
1871, at 12 o'clock, noon., all the Estate,
right, title and equity of rec.en ption, &c,
in the following' Property, iriz.: Lot No. _
187 on the North side of St Jahn Street,
in the village of Seaforth.
There is a valuable house on said lot,
and barn, ancl will be sold subject to a
Mortgage for $300, with interest, front.
5th March, 1S70-.
TERMS, CA 5H, -
SAMUEL JOHNSON,
.t ssigneef
McCAUGHEY & HOLMETED,
168-8 Solicitors .for Assignee.
WM. G RASS I E,
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POTATOES.
FIRST -PRIZE POTATOES FOR SALE.
HE subscriber has on hand., on Lot
No. 2.5, Concession 4, McKillop, the
following varieties of
SEED PO'I'A. QES,
Vhich , he offers for sale, viz.:—Early
Tooclrih , Early 1-lansworth ; Early
Lafi(, ; (,reason, and Callico.
He has also the right for the Count3 of
Huron, to sell and niau.facture J. 1i.
THOMAS' FATEtiT DEE HIVES.
Individual and! Township Rights for
ale. He will also have a few
i •ARM t,- E
S� OF BEES !
For -Sale in the Spring.
IGS•tf - R. GOVENLOCK.
MONIEY I -
$5,000 Tb LEND.
IfI1AVE the abovii sum on hand for
inti- stm.ent on good- Farm Security, at
3 and ( per cent., -1 rrs ate.,F unc14.
JOHN S. PORTER.
8E.1PCr1,TJI, July 25, 1870. 139—
-
CARRIAGE AND WAGON MAKER,
Godericlt Street, Seaforth.
SLEIGHS, .
CUTTER, S,
CARRIA(ES, -
BUGGIES,
WAGONS, &e., &c., .
Built in a superior manner, to 'order, on
short notice,
- ' Particular attention paid to Horse
Shoeing and General Black rnithin . 163
FARMS FOR SALE. -
OR Sale Lot No. 22, 13th Concession
- Township of Merino �, containing
One .Hundred Acres, forty-�ive of which
are cleared, vtrell fenced, au a never fail-
ing stream of water runs th. -ough one
corner. No buildings. Al. o, I the unex-
pired term of eight years of the lease of
part of Lots 27 and 28, 12U concession,
with the privilege of purchasing at any
time. Purchase money $1,075 to extend
over a period of ten years. This lot is
allwcod land: For further particulars
apply to the undersigned.
THOMAS S1EPHENS,
Seaforth,
January 11, 1871. - 162-tf
FLAX ! FLAX!
{
• HE undersigned is now prepared to
T furnish FLAX SEED Ito all parties
who wish to :embark in the cultivation
of Flax during the conning season. The
FLAX SEED! •
TO FARMERS..
IRON t HA!ERO•rS■
�11j E UISTERSIGNEI) has on hand
1. aw" large number of IRON BAR-
ROWS, which he is prepared to sell on
reasonable terns.
These harrows were manufactured at
Can oque, and are
The Best Now in, Erse.
A Guarantee will be given with each,
that if it do not work satisfactorily,
it ay be returned by the purchaser
wit thirty days.
0. C. 'WILSON,
Agricultural Implement Agent,
169 tf SEAFORTH, ONT.
0
suit
MONEY TO LEND.
Farm or desirable Village Property
at 64 per cent. Payments made e to
he borrower. Apply to •
A.. G. McDOTJGALL,
Insurance Agent and
Commissioner, Seaforth,
JOHN SEATTER,
Exehauge Broker;
Seaforth.
nuary 13, 1871, 162 6m
D. McNAUGHT
OULD respectfully intimate to the
inhabitants of Seaforth and vicin-
ity, that he still continues to carry on
Business as usual, in the : old stand, on
the North road.
Jobbing of all kinds, and Morse -shoeing
especially, promptly attended to.
Terms reasonable.
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c A.GGT.
Pig
Zwei
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Paid
412
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THE SEAFORTH
111nber Yard.
MBEE & MACDONALD
Beg toinform the p*blic that they have -
openecl a LUMBER YARD in Seaforth,
33. -ear' Shearson's Mill, on the ground for-
merly used as a Lumber Yard, by Mr.
Thonias Lee. .
They will keep constantly on hand a
good, assortment of - ALL KINDS OP
LUMBER, dressed and undressed.
Also, -
LATH AND SHINGLES,
All of which they are prepared to sell at
the lowest possible Iry ices, for Cash.
Builders and others will find it to their
advantage to inspect our stock, an(l as-
eertai,in our prices before 1)ureha=ing eist *
where, as we are in a position to offer
ooa inducements to cash purchasers.
MABEE & l•1 AUD(EN a LD,
Seaford., Dec. 29, 1870. 160-tf
iVATSONW.M. N. -
ALWAYS HAS ON HAND THE
BEST
' EWI G MACHINES
can be had at the Stores of the under-
signed : Scott Robertson, Kiiloran and Eit
Ryan, J. C. Laidlaw, Grocers ;- John turi
Logan, E. Dickson & Co., 1-1.11, Corbey, and
and A. 0-. McDougall... The Seed can Mac
be had from any of the above parties, on 1'
and after the 20th of March next. - - inst
169-tf. 13. 51'1 ANTZ. '
VIOLET INK.
4.7
J. SEATTER,
EXCHANGE BROKER,
Ana dealer in Pure
DRUGS CHEMICALS AND DYp STUFFS-
It JT IL
1L FC L i
.FANCYAND TOILETARTICLES
Agent for SewingMachines. Money
to lei,cl on easy terms.
air Pure Wines and LiLuers for medi-
cinal purposes..
rti
J. S A . TER
Seaforth, Nov;3, 1_87O 59-tf.
IN THE if ARKET,
er for . Family use, or for Manufac-
ig; purposes. Both single -threaded
daub e-threa(lec , and loca-stitch
lines can be satl.)1j,lied.
•rfeet satistai;ticai guaranteed, and
`uctions given to purchasers gratis.
WM. N. ITA S O N
Can also insure property against Fire and
Ma ine Disaster, and life and Limi)
against death and accident, with the
best Companies, being Agent for
The Liverpool and -London and Globe,
(English.) ,
The Provincial of Canada, (Canada.)
The Gore District "Sin tual, (Village and
Farm.)
The Niagara District Mutual, (Village
and Farm.
The Travelers of Hartford, (Life and
Accident.)
iso ✓
Losses LiberallyA dju._ ted and
Promptly ,fettled.
MONEY TO LEND
,.
At Moderate rates of interest. No cora-
nrislsion, and expenses moderate.
:MORTGAGES b ng ht on equitable
terl;us. 1{ll
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