HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1871-04-21, Page 7APRIL 21, 1871.
W LSON,
NESS, SADDLES,
3RiDLES, &e., &e.,
STREET, SEAFORT H.
you good folks who want Har-
ntv1 TOW -prieeti, good, and new,
SON'S, Main street, Seaforth,
t.ellent stock yon may view.
k is owned by J\\ri*1 LSON
work is so high: y renowned ;
is on Main street, Seaforth,
.dace may easily be found:,
pienty of bits, bridles and curbs
-fle•yl and saddles so tine,
!nothing can eqv,a1 their make,
are -just No.1 A and prime.
lots cf good blankets for winter
!will keep from your horses the
;
Iv nets, so graceful for Sum-
.
rer,
i-ied with laereeia, yellow and
p whips of every description,
he stat4e coach, carriage or hand,
IFS WiIis(LN'S shop, ticaforth,
always be had at command.
:e sponges and combs and rosettes
said and good in their way,
ylig and short tugs in abundance,
Harness that don't break in a day.
nteaus and Trunks of all kinds,
as of a quality spicy and rare,
4tould desire to purchase,
he shop of JAMES WILSON
e, and that without further
e1ay,. -
tient bargains make while you -
'Saddle and Harnesa Eranorium.'
; rernember JAMES 1VILSON'S
ale man.
constantly OR hand a stock of
KS, PORTMANTEAUS, VAL-
ISES AND WHIPS.
brae Collars and Blankets,
very article connected with the
busin8ss.
TRUNKS, VALISES.,
SADDLES and BRIDT,r,S,
Made to order.
J. WILSON.
TRAVEIERS
SRA GE COMPANY.
inARTFORD, CONN.,
AND ACCIDENT
INSUR
PAID Ur CAPITAL;
$500,000.,
Assets.... ....1,600,000
TfI E
WEIRS INSURANCE
COMPAN
(aF If A I tTFOR1), CONN.,
LI E and ENDOW :MEN T P OL -
on the
W RATE CASTI P LAN.
combine a Triple security and
1ness of cost, under a definite
( *ERTA NT Y about the
itt of premium.
myrit ER alsynt notes.
EcrEttEsT TO PAY for the use-
_ (mu yney,
ASSESS2,IENTS, present or pros -
NSA YINTMENTS in "regard.
ioSsilybr.
IYEE/•1,-(*T1of loans: notes, or
written obligationS, when the pOl-
ka,rnes a claim.
( ),VE Ft- PA Y -M Yrs of premium.
!t DOt RT but what you have all
Usuranee you' pay for,
QUESTION but what you have
iie nisurance at Ioweat cost.
ACCI DENT DE PARTM ENT.
is issued over Two f undred Thou -
General Accident Policies, dis•-
ing in payment 13,7-1.2 claims undcr
'a stun averagine- about Seven Ito ii -
Dollars per day for the entire pe -
4 -ring the last twelve months then.
ritten in this department, 29,37+9
•r1 Accident l'oliel.ts, on whieh the
s premiums were • .1-1, k1.0 .sku. 111C1t!"
paid. 1, 319 claims for death or Avii0I-
istibling injury by aceident. Of these
ifere for fatal and 1,2b0 fur non-fatal
ries.
. N. -V‘ ATSON,
gent, SEA FORTH, Ont.
ARD ni-114,1.1•41.,
lanagar, 1iaxuiltou, (
E. Fo-,TER,
Gemral Agent, Montreal, Q.,
APRIL 21, 1871.
HE URONI EXPOSITOR.
WI
"Archie Hutchingtdn' on Mar-
riages
"Laws -a -massy, soul sakes ! when
Lwas young; 'twas 'different then.
-why; when folks, was a going .to
get married, they 'took time, and
meditated upon it, and kinder stud-
ied each other out an reflected and
considered ; and when they did get
married, they were married for sar-
thin, and very much marriede-4nar!
ried from top to toe,- and they -ex-
pected to stay married ; there warn't
no talk of your disvorces then ; they
knew beforehand that they was to
'hey and to hold.' till grim death,
and thek mostly usually did. But
now a young fellow sees a pretty
gal, and asks her to marry him, just
as he'd ask her t take a walk;
an she's all ready -L.--; yes, Sir, and
thank,yer too,'—and they go and
get marriedi with no more realizing"
sense of their responsibility than
Cock Robin bas,when he twitters
and chirps to Jenny Robin.S e11
pretty soon they go at it—she
finds she don't like tobacco " smoke,
and he don't like a wife that can't
do nothing but frizzle • her hair,
and so on it goes from bad to worse,
until ac last they sue for a dis-;
vorce. And they'll get. it, too!
And all for what Why,for rincom-
fortability of temper! Cth
massy, soul sakes! now, did you
-ever 1—‘ uncomfortability of tem-
per !" Oh, Lardy !".
" fancom pati bility a temper, Mr.
Hutchington,” I suggested.
"'Yes, I know it ; I said so ; un-
oomfortability of temper—them'S
the words that does it Well, is
not there allers ancomfortability 0
temper m every family, and fillers'
has been and alleys will be ? Only
in the good old times they used to
sore* it down and keep it under ;
and so, you see, they managed to get
along. without none of your dis-
vorces. Don't yer suppose,Sir,
that there was uncomfortability of
temper enough in Noah's ark, -with
all them odds and ends of creation,
(Teeters that N4.- asn' t noways agree-
ableto one another's feelings. -PH
essed in' together there ?—dogs
and cats, sheep and wolves, foxes
and geese, chickens and weasels (and
skunks, PH bet) ---and mighty smalt-
stable-room accommodations, I tell
you! How was it about t-
abitity there, do you sup-
s pose ? Why, don't yoU see, theyi
lied to 'commodate all of um ; jest
luff and bear ,away,' as the sailors
say; the lion, 1 s'pose he roared
kinder soft like,. so as not to skeer
the turkle-doves ; and the byenay,
she did not laugh out as loud as she
wanted to, I dare say ; the big bear,
he kinder shut 'up Cowling; and
the kang'roo took care not to leap
on other folkses toes; the balsa was
keerful not to kick Up his heels,
and if the dog felt as mad as fire,
he didn't bite nobody: That was
the way they done it, no doubt ou't,
stands to reason' they did ; 'cause,
don't you see, it, they bed all on um
given way to their uncomfortability
of temper, and each on um adted
out_their own onre,generate tater,
why in course, they'd hey stove the
bottom out of that thunderink old
tub of his in less than no time;",and
she'd a' foundered, and. they'd all
gone to the bottom, and )phere
wouhln't have been no call for any
more wedding rings, that's sartin.;
and where you and I'd be now it's
a mighty hard thing to say.
" But, as I was saying, they did
n't ; they behaved beautiful! I
don't see how it was ; seems it
couldn't hev been Noah's doings—
for, between you. and 1., I guess he
much, an onsteady drinking
man be allers Was, you know;
wasn't he, Sit? and net used to
navigating, by no means. But
will say for't, he managed that
cruise remarkably well, considering
what his cargo was and that his.
crew was half womenkind ; he sat.-
tainly made a gaving v'yage of it,
which was a good deal, all things
cousidered !"—.D. R. Castleton,
limper's Ma02-1,:ne for May.
vio •40.
Points of an A yrshire Cow. -
The bead of the cow is short, and
wide .at the foiehead ; the eyes
prominent, dear, and, expressive;
the horns long,. strong, high and
a
curved back, the neck long; and
!ine at its connection with the head,'
and free from looSe' skin or dewlap;
the back straight from the roots of
the horns to the tail, the shoulder
thin at the top ; -.the forequarters
light, the middle short and deep,
widening and deepening backwards,
and well -arched ribs, filling welt up
behint6 the shoulder blade, the
hindquarters long, the .hock bones
wide apart and somewhat prominent,
with wi4 kianiaches, broad short
thighs, tapering to- a small, clean,
wiry hone under the knee, the skin
moderately qin and elastic, the bran
elose, soft and curly, with a silky
feel; the milk veins well developed,
the milk vessel long, wide, and well
attached to the 1)64, the sole or
under surface a plane and running
parallel to the swell. of the belly;
the vessel well rounded and firmly
bound up behind with four moder-
ately sized cork shaped plumb bang-
ing teats, so planted that when view-
ed from behind one half of the space
is between the teats, and the other
two quarters outside; snd when
viewed from the side on third is
before, one third between 1 nd the re-
maining third ehind.
The Aunt an
Once on a 1
four hundred t
the old toy the
dry spell of
hard frost, WI
skass, while v
star. An old a
loy her front t
with the rh um
.in her noze,
near the front
superintendin
_wheat, -whim tlieyung
.trieing tew git down c
their house.
Jist then along' cum
grasshopper," s oking a
"Bego ie dull ca
-thee begone flora' me,"
ing the old , an
the yoUng aunt
talk with her.
"Good mor
dustry, good
grassbug. "
that yu are roo
Hav yu 1
• " Dredfull. s
"Winter wi
on!
" I herd the
" Terribel b
Harlem road y
•"When dew
merits will be
overberd
the Gra PPer•
revious ti e, about
ousand. ye 1-.1 go, in
moon, dur n very
eather, jut fter a
en grass utr waz
e ening
nus
was , wlioh• d 1 st awl
ell], and w z t -pursetie
Vnacina e z chair,
oor of an aii t hill,
a phatt k .11 ov
uiit.were
llat into
giving
be stopt
ing, old
morning!"
fine per , al
ing in V" 1
erd the grat
larp frost' last
11 soon ae in
oafing
ii5e„ and
- pray
and spie-
r* s- tew
teW hay a
ot
ar In-
sa d the
ov wheat
IS
ews ?
ight !
reek -
owls hut I s nite !
-d ackside t in the
esterda y
yu think sjpec e,pay-
ook ?
the older his say,
az i cum past nabor ShermanPs lower
barn this -moining, that es waz
deal on plenty, and
ew work again !
in -an awful hurry,
to tend a jmnping
Steel-
; this
eazon.
z'
oittjrig a good
they must git
” Well! i a
am going down
match betweenSkingsteel and
spring, two .yung grassliwper
iz tew be the last hOp -ov the
" IAzaust be a going !
"I am uncoMmon sor
stay longer ali-da'anake y
visit ! -
" By the Wia.Y-1. Old Iliad -ter Indus-
try, i hay: got a:profounill snkret, that
i want to tell Yiu' but it wOldn't hay
it known by ennybothiy, for awl the
world, if it should git lout once, it
would ruin
"Then keep ithe sekret youreself,"
spoke the aunt', "it is worth more to
yu than. ennybedcly
This iz everly word the bizzy old
-mint sed, but !kept her eye all the
time on the phatt keernel of wheat,
' and the loafing grasshopper moved
off; whistling "Sally cnra up."
REMARKS.
This iz the way Withall loafers,
if they kant Steal yure time, with
idle questions, 'their last doclq.e is to
steal yure credulity- with an dle se-,
kret.—(Tosh
ry
k.ant
good
THE MOTH E -IN-LAW. ---4'he mucli
abused mother -"n -law --the bet jC noire
ofthe Saturday Review and the small
Wits everywhere—is, we!are happy.
to say, rising in market value. " A.
coiner in mother-in-law, has been
made in Lima, New' York -State.
A. young gentleman lately threw
that small town into a fever by elop-
ing with the mother of his wife.
It, appears tIzat he could not have the
latter withoutthe former, , but could
have the former without the latter,
and so he availed himself of the
chance. This e opment marks a new
.departure, in. ore senses ,than one,
in matrimonial science. It is a mere
experiment to be sure, but the results
may be most i.iportant. if the match
is fortunate, thle maxim will be es-
tablished: "To suppress your other -
in -law -a --elope 4vith her."
-.• 0 ap.
BENEFIT 9F RAILWAYS —A
gentlenaan formerly a resident of
Belleville, but wh� left here about.
six years ago for, Kansas at the
time when the Pacific Railwaly was
being commenced, in a bnsiness
letter to this'office says he purchased
a small property at that time for
$200, which is nowvalued a 3000,
and that the population of 0 e city
in which be legated then was 4000,
now it is 35,000. This is the way
in which the great Wed is being
.,
built up, principally thrc)ugh Itail-
ways. All along that line, to
the borders of Salt ,I, ke City.
sinailar results are apparent. i Thriv-
ing villages and prosper usi.towns
and cities have been built upipa con-
sequence of the n
,openina- i p I br.the
country by the Pacific Raiflwii,y, and
large tracts of 1 nd have been located.
upon and settled by a Ilardy and
industrious population, and a.1 with-
in a few years.—.Belleville ntelli-
gencer. •
yng m7 an wIpm 1
WHAT NOT LOSE.—i cl
every OU
addressing, whatever yollr p
may be, liowever active 11
absorbing, don't, unless yo i a`
ing to forfeit one of the most
of human enjoments—dnn't
can possibly 1i9lp it, allow y
to lose your taste for reading,.
nothing of books a.s a m re
tute for and preventativ of
gence in low pleasure ; y u,
are above wanting that sori.
commendation. But it is a ba
to have the brain always fill
1
0
say to
now
rsuits
wever
e will-
asting
if you-
•
arse] f
I say
SUI)Sti-
Ifldlll-
•
hope,
of re -
1 thing
d with.
0
one's own n• irow perso al conceens,
or what is 1110 degree worse, .w4th
the small personal concerns of
ne s neigbo s. I have not a word
to. utter aga nst strenu us devotiori
to business while you are at it;
on the contfarv, that s the secret
of luccess, ai d what is worth more
thari .succes —of self approval. ---
Lor Derby/.
R ILW Y TIME TABLE.
T ains leav the Seafo th station as
folio V8 •
OING "EA, T. GO NO 7EST.!
l.05 A. m. 2 25
.50 "4' 1 850 £' "
.35 r..ar. • 1 35 " "
MEN
' NOTIC*
To reditozs 'cif KIDD liNiciVIULICIN..
jJRSUAN2 to a decre4 of the Couse.
f Chancery in a cause of Kidd vs.
Mcl\triulkin; the creditors of the said firm,
lately carrying on business as general
merehants all the village of SeafOrth,
are yn or before the 1st day of May,
1871, to send,'I prepaid t� he Master of
the i said Co rt, at his lhambers, Os-
,
goo( Hall, 1 oronto, tbe r names, ad-
dres es and 0
escription , he full partic-
lars of their aims and statement cd
thei4 securities ; or, in d fault ,. thereof,
they Will be peremptorily excluded from
the j benefit f the said decree. The
clalilus will b adjudica?et upon before
the itlaster at 10 o'clock o 5th May.
(Signed) 1 J. .A. BOYD,
175-3t Master.
pESTRABLE
R SIDENCE FOR SALE.
R SAL
hanged
and Lot in
acre of lancti
tain
The
bea
plea
of a mile of ti
For further
SH NNON,
10
chea.p,-or twould be ex
-
r farm prop rty, a House
arpurhey There is one
th_e lot. The house con --
seven irooms and. two pantries.
e is also a good °retard of choice
g fruit -trees: 11hi.13 property is
antly sit tated with n three-quarters
e business part of Seaforth.
rticulars apply to THOS.
n the prenaiises. 175-4t
ED ARD CASH,
Dea er in all Iiinds:.ef
F irm and - Dairy'
roduce,
WHOL SALE and RETAIL.
Clover ld Timothy Seed-,
CHEA ER THAN EVER,.
Plerity of
SEE POTATOES'
Of t e best lt.ncls.
Goderich Street,
SEAPORTS.
A•ril 12, 1 71. 17.0 tf
1
W
SPRII\G GOODS.
E. HICKSON Sc CO.
Beg leave to announce that theyare• now opening ups
AN EXT4 LARGE STOCK OF
SPR -NG GOODS,
In every depart lent, and 'invite an early
inspection from customers and the public
in general.
The goods -will show for themselves, so.
COME ON.
Hickson,
175-2t
s Emporium,
SEAFORTH.
First Come, First
Served.
FARMER§
GET YOUR
S=::) S. I
Seeds, SEEDS, Seeds,
.AT
SCOTT ROBERTSON'S.
NAMELY,
Dawbarn's Purple Top Swede,
Skrving's do do
Sutton's Champion • do
Sharpe's Purple do.
Yellow Aberdeen and White Globe.
White Belgian Carrot S'eed.
Seed Potatoes
Of the following varieties:
HARRISONS,
GLEASONS,
CALICOS,
PEACH -BLOWS, and
GARNET CHILI.
W. SCOTT ROBERTS?N,
MAIN STREET, SEAFaRTH.
,174
April 4th, 1871.
C. H. CULL
4,11111111MOINIII,
CAVANAGH'S
NEW BAKERY & CONFECTIONERY
S '11 C>DER, P -
J. CAVANAGH
Keeps on hand
ALL KINDS OF
13 1:t ID
Biscuits, Crackers,
CAKES, AND
NFECTION ERY.
WEDDING CAKES
Made to order.
CAVANAGH, •
174 Main street, Seaforth.
NOTICE
A SPECIAL MEETING of tile Conn-
-JAL cil of the Corporation of the County
of Huron will be held in. the j•
Court Room, in Goderich,
On TUESDAY, the 25th inst.,
-
For the purpose of submitting 6. By-law
to the ratepayers, to grant aid. byway of
bonus to the London, Huron arid Bruce
Railway.
PETER ADAMSON,
County Clerk.
County Clerk's Office,
Goderich,Apri110, 1871. 175-2t
NOTICE
-I MORRIS COURT OF REV SION.
mHE Court of Revision for the Town-
• ship of Morris, will be held -at Bo -
land's Hotel; BLYTH,
On Monday, 8tliMay,1871,
AGENT FOR
LOCKMAN'S SEWING MACHINES,
Telegraph and Express Companies,
CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE CO.,
Issuer of Marriage Licences.
American Money bought and sold.
Particular attention paid to
JOB PRINTING.
OFFIcE—Elliott & Armstrong's Book -
Store, Seaforth 174
COURT OF REVISION.,
The Court of Revision and Appeal for
the Township of Usborne will be held. at..
the Towii Hall. ,ELIMV1LLB,
On SATURDAY, May 6, 1871,
At 10 o'clock, A. M.
Parties interested will govern them-
selves acedingly.
SAMUEL P. HALLS,
Township Clerk,
Usborne, April 1, 1871. 174-4t
MUNICIPALITY OF SEAFORTH.
COURT OF REVISION.
The_Court of Revision for the Munici-
pality of Seaforth will be held in the
Council Room, Town Hall, Seaforth,
On TUESDAY, May 16, 187.1,
At the hour of 10 o'clock.
All persons interested will please gov-
ern th.emselvea accordingly.
T. P. BULL,
Clerk
Seaforth, April 10, 1871- 175 -td
Commencing at 10 &clock, a. m.
efi" All parties interested are .1.eqnested
to take notice.
TII0M.AS HOLMES,
Township Clerk.
TORONTO MILLINERY.
MISS ERWIN
Has opened out a large stock of Spring
Goods, comprising all the
Latest Styles in Millinery.
" Dress and Mantle Making
Promptly attended ta,
Stamping done on the shorte t notice.
Straw and. Hair Work of e ery kind
executed in the neatest ma4ner and
latest styles.
172-tf Reynohrs' Block, S afortb.
SEA.FORIfH.
Planiug Mill,
Sash, Door, and
BLIND FACTORY.
THE
Subscribers beg leave to thank
1 their numerous customer a for the
liberal patronage extended to them since
commencing business in Seaferth, and
trust that they will be favoredwith a
continuance of the same.
Parties intending to build would d€
well to give them a call, as theywit
continue to keep on hand a large Stool
of all kinds of --
DRY PINE LUMBER SASHES,
DOORS, BLINDS, MOLDINGS,
SHINGLES, LATH, kc.,
Thevfeel confident of giving satisfaction
to those who may favour 'them with
their patronage, as none but
first class workmen are
employed.
xor Particular attention paid to Custom
Planing
BROADFOOT & GRAY.
HORSE FOR SALE.
0011'. Sale, Cheap for Cash, or on time,
a good Driving Mara. Apply to
"McINTOSH & MORRISON.
Seaforth,.M.arch 31, 187.1.. 1,73,tf.
CJiange of Business
Ji ST STARTED
ND BOUND TO SUCCEED..
4D.
Subscatiber, Mr. THOS. LEE,
aving purchased the Stock of
SHEARSON & CO
W.
at a onsiderable reduction on cost, he is ,
both dire and determined to sell to his.
with a call,
and all those who may kin
wellisllthIlsidly
tiers,
the people of Seaforth and.
faeou Inni at such prices as.
the si rrounding
k •
just receiN'Ted. a large•Staek of
FRESH
FAMILY GROCERIES,
COM,FRISING
TEA)I3,
UGARS,
COFFEES,.
RICE,
NEW FRUITS,
Whic he will sell at remarkable Low
Prices.
F OUR AND FEED..
He al -o keeps constantly on hand, a large,
stock of Flour and Feed of every desy,
cription, consisting of•
FLOUR, -
C RN MEAL,.
AT MEAL,
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR:
Bran Shorts, Oats, Barley, Peas, Jac
Flo r and Feed delivered with dispatch,
in H rpurhey, Egmoirville and Seaforth,.
free of charge.
41
MEDS! SEEDS r
Alt viieties of Field and Garden Seeda!
kept constantly on hand.
A111 kinds of Produce.
T ken. in Exchange for Goods, at
TH HIGHEST CASH PRICES..
REMEMBER t
SHEARSON cf: CO.'S OLD STAND"
THOMAS LEE.
I69Ltf
A WAYS ON TIME..
T• ANDERSON, MAIN STREET?.
? now hilly- prepared for SPRING,
1871; with a beautiful' stock of
ENqISH, SCOTCH, CANADIAN.,„
FRENCH AND AMERICA
TWEE DSt
DOESKINS,.
33 ()AID 01-. 0 TI -1S,,
mEr, ONS, WATERPROOFS, ETC.,.
seconJ to none in the county, which 1 arai
prepa ed to make up into every style of -
Gentl men's;Garments, CHEAP FOR, CASH..
All the latest,Ayo-velties in,
NEC TIES, SCAR, COLLARS, ETC.,
OSTRRY AND GLOVES,
W ITE DRESS- SH-IRTS,
AMY FLANNEL. SHIRTS,.
togetl er With -well-selected stock of
ULIDE RCLOTIIING, splendid. valu e,
and everything found in connection with
a firs -class Gentlemen's Outfitting Es-
tablis ment, Call on Anderson for at.
good uit at a low price.
T. K. ANDERSON,
Main Street:
Seaferth,. March. 31„ 187L 173-tf
FARM FOR SALE...
Tiop SALE, on reasonable terms, Lot.
X N�. 3. 8th Concession, Tuckeismith„.
containing 100 acres, of which 75 are
cleared and ilia good stated cultiiration..
There are on the premises a good log
house, barn and stable, also a good bear-
ing orchard, and a never failing well of
wateil convenient to the house. It is.
situa ed within six miles and. a half of
the Aeurishing village of: Seaforth, and-
onlyne mile and a ha.
half from ,. good_
gravei
road. For further particulars
appl to the proprietor, on the premises„
or if y letter (postTaid) to '
JOBN McKAY.,
r tf : Egroondville P. 0,
Tp
tide
el at
son's
deliv
Or
street
atten
174
L [ME.
Subscriber is preparedto furnish
rties building with a first-class ar-
f Stone Lime, at 20 cents per bush --
the kiln, MeKillop, near Thom -
saw -mill, or 22 cents per bushel
red in Seaforth.
Leis left with Mr. BULL, Main-
, Seaforth, will meet with prompt -
ion. JAMES DODDS,
-tf MeKillop..
NOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
m E subscriber offers for sale a large.
1 fr me cottage, 30x40, new, ad a cor-
ner Village Lot, opposite the Baptist
Chur3h, Seaforth. Farm property -
woul I be tak.en.in exchange. Apply oat
the remise.
172 12t -t ALEX. MOARTHUR.
NOTICE, TO DEBTORS-
TICE is hereby given that air par-.
ies indebted to Du. COLEMAN,.
either by note or book, are rerested to
call t his office, at the Salt Works, and
settl the same immediately, otherivi se -
they i Will be sued without further notice ,
Seaorth, April U., 187L. I-7,5-th