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V
THE HURON EXPOSITORI
Farmer Speedwell's Pudding.
Old John Speedwell was a wen-
t° do farmer, living in the western
part Of Vermont.
His family consisted of his wife
Plicebe, • two sons, Amosand
aud two daughters, Reliance and
Prudence, (which were very appro.,
priote, as the elder dlughtei was a
model of reliance and the other waS
p...udenee personified.)
I he el -der daughter, Reliance, was
• erigacred to be married to a neigh-
bering farmer, a 'piing roan whose
ii.Joier had justrdied.
those days thei•e was no butch-
er to bring fresh meat every day,
as at the present time ; but people
• 1,P,1 to rely on their own resources
•fo;• &inner, On the morninv whieh-
• o.,ens ()aux story old Farmer Sr cod-
-we. -11 had proposed to have some
•hti,fy pudding and milk for dinner,
ad as; his word was was
•
•
agi (To upon.
A fter 1,re- Lkfast Farmer Speed-
wei( and his sons went to their work.
• Dame kSpeedwell to her work, and
the girls busied themselves about
their domestic duties. •
At the proper time Dame Speed-
well made the pudding, taking care
tu sqlt it well, as slle=knew her lins-
• blud liked a good dual of salt, hung
O'N'CI the fire, and went up stairs
to put the winter clothing in Cein-
phor.
It was enly a few moments be-
fore Reliance ceme into the kitchen,
-when •.-,eeini.s the pudding cooking,
end knowing that her mother was
ant to forget the salt she put. in a -
handful and stirred it well, so that.
her father would have no occasion
• to find faXt1 •_
Soon. after *Prudence passed
through the kitchen, and reasoning
the same as Reliance had, she also
added a • handful of salt, and went
• a:1)0qt her work ago in.
Before long Amos entered to ge
a jug of molasses and water, arid
soou after Jitn, each of whom put
a handful of salt, as they had no
:wore faith in their mother'reroem-
'bering it.than. Reliance or Prudence
had.
Just, before dinner, Fanner Speed-
well returned from Ns -61-k, and when
he saw the pudding cooking said :
"That pudding smells all:fired
good, Gut bet a sixpence wife's
forgot to salt it, as she always does
I used to depend upon'Reliance, till
she got her head chock.full of that
young man. VI her'n, but I can't
reekoa on her thinkinf on't now;
and as to Prudence, she's sO.cautions
she mouldn't dare to salt it anyhow ;
so 1 gcre-ss &lit it Myself." • .And
suiting the action, to the word, he
put in a handful and a half of -salt
stirring it well in.
Twelve o'clock came, and they
were all seated at the tablet ,.when
Farmer Speedwell helped hintiself to
a good share of the pudding, and
-took a mouthful ; but no sooner had
• he tasted it thaa'he leaped- up, ex-
claiwing :
Who salted this ere puddin ?''
then recollecting that he salted. it
himself, he left the room, saying :
"‘ I should think that thundering
oc't was trying to kick through the
barn floor 1.”
next who tried it was Amos,
who leaped up also, and left to "see
what that colt WAS doing I"
Then followed Reliance, Prudence
and Jim, who each and all escaped
on some pretence, leaving Dame
Speedwell in amazement, to realize
the truth of the old adage, the
proof of the pudding is in the eat -
The Morality of Novels.
• I
.The exceptional character *cf
wickedness as !a force in 1mman.
affairs is _demonstrated by the light
literature of the tin. -e. The tilost
popular novels, contempt -
ie may be from an artistic
paint of vie,. are rigid in the ,inat-
tar of morals. From. Dickens and-
Thackeray, all the way down to the
itieanest productions of the sensa-
tional press, virtue, in a vital or a
mechanical sense, is loudly celebrat-
ed. The representation of human
life may be intellectually imperfect,
but the " moral" is good.
It is curious also that the rogues
really enjoy this romantic literature.
They may be inividually sensual
and knavish, jaut a novel which in-
culcated .seasuality and rasftlity as
motives of action would be kicked
out of their houses with evea more
indignation than it would-- excite.
among pure and honest families.
Hence most of our .",popular!' lit-
erature is not only modest but prud-
ish. Virtue is al waVs "rewarded"
in the ',11--ezo York Ledger and Sdtzt.r-
day Xight.
This general sympathy with good -
'less, when goodness exacts no sacri-
ilet, • proves that the _worst men
have not so • much lost their moral
sentiments as their moral will. ---
Every /Katt y.
Fat Men.
it is a striking fact that most per-
sons weant to weigh more than they
Ju, and measure their health by
their weight, as if man. weire-a pig,
va' uable i•ra proportion to hs heavi-
ness. The racer is not fat, a good
pogh horse has but a moderate
amount of 'flesh. Heavy men- are
not ' those which experienced con-
tractors 'employ to b ild railroads
and dig ditches. 1.1in . men, the
world over, are the inen for endur-
ance ;are the- -wiry:and 1hardy ; Alin
pecple live the longest The truth
is, fat isa disease, an as a ,proof,
fat people are never well a day at a
time:J-(are not suited, fdr hard Work.
Sti'l, there is a rnodiurn between RS
fatas la butter ball, an1 as thin and
juiceless as a fence rail For mere
looks, Moderate ,roturi ity is most
des fable, to have enough flesh to
cover . il an aulari ties. 11o accomplish
tbiF . in the shortest time, a mau
should work but little, sleep a great
-part of the time, allow nothing to
-.worry ibitn,.keap al -ways in a joyous,
laughing. mood, and litre chiefly on
alblimMates,_such as bo‘lqi- cracked
wheaf,, and rye, and oats, and corp,
and barley, with sweet milk, and
buttermilk, and fat me, ts Sugar is
the best fattener kno
1
Tire -P ,00f. Wash fo Shingles.
wqsh COM pond f t e and salt '
and fine sand, or wo d shes, put on
in the . ordinary way of Whitewash-
ing, reniders the - roolf fi ty per' -cont..
mote sPcure against ak'ng fire from
i
cin
falling indei'ns, in .c, e f , fire in the
-
the expenses a
hundred fold.in its-- pi. e.:71CliVirig ill -
flue .cel against the effects of the
weather. The . order and ' more
.117 .ia lth el -beaten the , shingles, the
,•,inot e benefit .0 be derived. ., . Such
gles generally,become more or-
..-cv, rped, reugh, and cracked ;,
app ication• of the wiaSh, by *et --
tit ripper surface, restores them
aloe to their 'Original. or first
i; hereby closing Up the Space
d' tlie lime
- the cracks
itself,- pre-
shir
less
e
tine•
kt
c
forn
beweer4 the shingles.a
. and sail 1, by filling up
and per ,s .iti., the Shingq
ven s its warping. ,
' , -.or • ii.
The Potato 11.
. 1 • 1 i
IN ow that the rave b
are •-io dreadedi any fl,nt
destructive' eff cts will b
joy. - Tlpe De , ',pit Pest.
- -Wiliam Wight, of hi
inventec a poWder, and -1
tent on the tau e
be fatal to uli
ts that he ia
this pest
d >te to its
1 ailed with
• s:
city, has
as applied
which he
otato bug.
vied it on
when it
bugs and
in appi-o a ch -
d that it
sof great
does not
nitthey are
t tventy7four
scattered
• erves as a
tg5 )way.
hole field,
e middle.
'e entirely
while the
ntouched.
L� clearly
✓ 'red as Et
grow vigof-
tl a bushel to
• the, season.
for tpa
clauns t
He repo
his fara near Sant w
not on1'r killed all th16
and prevented:others fro
ing the vines, but s ioltv
possesses nutritive
value to the potato. - It
kill the Jugs i stand:,
certain fro di4 within
er it has ll)ee
vine,. It ails
keep h
vain M
r upon a
thr
VOWS Vel
Igh
hours af
upon th
disinfac ant to
As a tes of it
put die ,owde
except two rov
Those two
stripped by .110 bt gs
balance f the field was
The pl nts treate
showed the 'powder 6
Man u re, • m akir e• the
ously.. He claims th
the ire will 'ere fd
Spli t in Horses. •
few yea.s ago 1 bc ugh t a
able,horsel.that Iiacl a splint on
eacl fore- n; that they
ceul 1 be removed. 1 wr;Is successful
in t following itea took
the Volatile 1ininie4t af the 15. S.
Dwasi,spensatory, to, v‘,,h d
ch! Was adde
one drachm of oil bf riganum; this
applied thomanghlyltvice a. day,
and followed 'ny rub in,. the splint
witl a, retina pine Ol1 bass wood
stiel as hard as • �ouicl be done
wid out abrading the skin. This
• was continued' se\ en'd 1veeks, when
We lad t he satisfactii n fseeing the
spIii ts grow beautifulb less and
fina ly di. appear , ent rely , In this
case the Splints had lee ahout
yeat, and had become '41 ite large.
I b lieve this treatm ;will, CUM
MOS CaSCS if continred a sufficient
len th ef titne,—br. 117. ',Bralllan,
BrQ 'kp&rt H.
Ring -Bone
- I want to know whetl
bi:; cured by cutti
ur to tho 110 so. The
in t iis neighborhood wl o
cutt cg out the feedi,
clan is is located under th
the etloc,k. The folIowi
his operation :
the icrse, binds him
(r
er ring -bone
Ntithout ib-
is a ID n
cures it 1, y
which 1 e
e wart 'n.
g will a.
Te thro
1
ills him
1 g' on ti
of abo
v'hite su
z
no•Iy rath .) .
, .
ml, ro firu
he draws up -w4h k needle a
cuts it out, its length •being abo
one inch and a -half ; but by stretc
ing it will measure ' t Iree inch s.
Thi, be. elaims will stop the growth
t11-
/t16
.e
ti
-his- back, then cuts he
NNea.r making an inc si
one neh,, when there is
stan tarns- out, se m,
s(?ft bristle, •contai
Tilii„
1.
of b.nie and cure a1LanJieues., wi
ont injury to •tbe 1 -or —Th,o7
ard, SpLialis Ohio.
C EAP LOT 7-0
AcT,Es Fast half] of
1k1 Con., Culross, C
with .Log -bon se.
Patuated. Address Ex OSJ
or J .)11N. LOGAN, 1.'3.s
March 31, w;i.
R SALE.
Lot 29, Tenth
ty .of. Bruce,
le.reS • cleared.
Seaforth,
Teeswater.
-.173-13t
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Insurance orapa.ny
OF LIVERPq0L LONDON.
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APITAL - $2,000,000 Sterling
IEF OFFICES-0110bn. PatiklingS LiVer-
ol, And (:;racechurch.Street, Louden.
CANADA BRANCH OFF CE—Exchan0
- Buildings, :Montreal.
B • ARD—AVM. Morten, Esq., Ch, man: ,
wary Thomas, Esq., David Tor -ange,
'Esq., avdthe Hon. Junes Fel' ler. I•
BANKER$—MO1S011'S Bank.
LEGAI, ApvisERs— "Messrs. Eitel ie,
1 orris & Tiose.
linteAL ADV15E]!t—Wi1ialn Sathcrlaticl,
Esq. M. D.
StavEncn—Thomas Scott, Esq.
AUDITOB—Thonias R. Johnson, Esc
RESIDENT 8ECregrA111,c AN D Gixii Al,
Mackenzie -Forbes, 13 it.
crement Street, Monti'eal.
The undersiped.hasikig been arpc4
cc Agent for the above Company, part i es
c1siing to insure, against less byliire can
d so ea the. most favourable -Lei*.
Life Policies grantbd 4bn as advant*
oiis terms as any other .fespeetabie (Jm-
iiy
doing busineS3 in Canada. I "
JAMES H. ,BENSON.
;An. a
OFFICE—BENSON & METER'S
.
Law Office,
Seafo
aforth. Nov. 8, 1870. 1534 --
NOTICE - 1
S.,.I-IEREBY GIVEN to all Parc its
and. Guardians in --the Township of
T ickersmith,. who refuse or neg1ec to
ve notice tathe Division Registrar of
sqd Township of the Birth of a child,
Ni 'thin thirty days from the date .of do, h
(
b rth, that they are liable to a ifine of
from oq to twenty dollars, wit4 cost
All- such.persons will do well to ';e4 y
NV th t1i9 requirements of the Law, a,s tlio
penalty will be enforced. .
IVILLPAM . MIT fB ,
Division flogii-it.r 1.r.
ickersmith, 18th April, 1871. 17 -tf
NOTICE.
orgcB is hereby given to all re
not to cut. any timber or trespas (In
i
IS, E. 4 19 and 20 in the Mh
n. 1-1 ay, as the Clymer, PA Dili).
s determined to punish to t e
xtreme of the law all so doin
I ,
lois N.
egneessi
BELL,
utmost
165-tf
FARMS FOR SALE:
jjiOR Sale Lot No. 22, 13th. COrIcess,
Township of McKillop, contain
One Hundred Acres, forty-tive of wh'
are cleared. well -fenced, and a never
i g strcam of water runs through- e
rncer.No bUildings. Also, t e u
rca
.p elt Tn of eight years of the ease lof
p rt of Lots 27 and 28, 12th con essi, ,
ith thc privilege{ of purchasing at v
time. Purchase Money 6'1,275, t ex.,
ever a period of ten years. Tb 10 is
-all wood land. For further patticu irs
- apply to the undersigned.
.T110MA6 STEPHE 'q, •
4eaf0 h.
ig
th
January 11, 1571.
Atmttottmottotionsig~
3.
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Fresh Arrivals! Fresh Arrivals
E comPArvy
H
BEG
te announce to their friends ant} -the public, that their Mr. McMULKIN
has just returned from the Eastein Market, h one of the choicest Stocks
of New and Seasonable D Y (400DS ever importe 'int° Seaforth, Whieh, owing
to the enormous redrictim in the price of goods this season, they are enabled to
Ofrer a prices which must: ensm e a ready sale. They would say that from the
' fact of their Stock )(dug all new, and. bought since the
GR:1-1ATIF LL IN DRY GOODS,
and on the very best term
goods at mlnimiun prices_
GOODS, bought at prices
MARKET VALUE. Th
, that they are in aquost favorable position to offer
Theia are not enetimliered with any PILES OF (1141)
Till tTY PEE. CENT BOVE THEIR PEESENT
y wou d. also say that they have facilities in buying_both
A
as ariso, roc
Cris
arsi v
i't-.9 LA -0
Possessed f,iy no other House in Seaforth, having intimate connections With some
of the larg ast Wholesale 1 onSes in the Dominion 1..5.nd a thorough knowledge of
tilL, Whole -ale Trade. They!would resoetfully invite nispeetion of their stock,
which will
he found_ replete with all the Novelties in the Market this Season.
f .
Particurar attei tion is directed to the following lines, v.i.f& :
• PRINT
HESS GOODS,
TWEED HOSIERY GLOVES,
TICKINGS,
FR NCH D AINES, FRENCH MERINOS,
a
.CLAOK LITSTRES,
Boots
is always
Their L
Giv
4.
COBT:RGS, BLA.Clk BARATHEAS,
TABL CL6THS, TONNE LL I N GS,
and Shoes rid Ready made dlothing.
THEIR
CERY DEPARTMENT
ell supplied wi h abru dance of the best an't cheapest goods, whieh
_will be 8.la able most reasonable prices.
IQUOR DEP,Alln
13.1
ENT IS Well supplied with the
:ST BRANDS.
us a ca 1 and judge for -yourelves.
TR OUR 80 PENT TEA.
BEATTY & COMPANY.,
CARA, ICHAEL'S B
Main Stleet, Scalm‘th, pril 2d, 1671.
1;76-tf.
HARDWARE! HARDWARE!
Of descriptions, Cheap, at the
SIGN
OF T
HA
Solid Oils+
3
ING &
el and other Scythe., "naithq, Hay Forlo; anti D.:kes, Illorgan's& Thilly Cradles, Atc.,
w, Spades, Sh.ovels,
A i oinplete a ortinent of Builders' Hardware.
CIRC:CLAR
SAW.
13rII 801S 00 -
teeLived splendid assortment of
ARVEST TOOLS9 VIZ • • •
Americ Vater Lime and Calcined Plaster.
JACK SCREWS TO HIRE.
Remember the spot., and don't fail to call and examine goods and priees.
KIDD'S BRICK BLOCK, SIGN OF THE CIRCULAR SAW,
Seaforth, Ont.
W. ROBERTSON & CO
REIGN OF
HUXLE
THEOLOG
CIUTIC
EA.DIES!
EADIES" B
JOSEPHU
EXETE1)
MOTL
GIBBONS'
AW, by Duke Argyle.
'S LAY SERMONS.
AND SOIENCE,i (Brower)
L NEW TESTAIENT.
IBLICAL CYCLIOiRi EDIA
BL1CAL CONCORDANCE.
WORKS.
HALL LECTICTES.
i'Y'S DUTCH REPU13LIC..
ISE & FALL,
II ROMAN EMPIRE,
MACALTLE "S HISTORY 0
`" ENGLAND.
3.11ABIC APS HISTOR,Y OF
)INGLAND,
COTTAGE IBRARY, choi. e and. cheap
FAMII Y READING,. '
SABBA111 SCH001! LIl3T1ARIES,
HYMN B99K5, ETC.
—ALSO—
DAY BOO S,
JOURNALS,
ij'EDGEflS,
CASH BOOKS •
WRITING 1APER,
ENVELOPES
Commerc al and tansy, at
R LOIS DP" S
D:ug and Book Store,
Seaforth, Nov. 3, 1870.
BILLIARD HALL
R. W COLLINS
Begs to state that he has opened in
KIDD'S NEW BLOCK,
A_ BILLIARD ROOM.
There are in the hall FOUR TA-
BLES, (Riley & May'* Manufacture,)
and excPllent accommodations for -vis-
itors and players.
Attendants will be on hand at all rea-
sonable hours.
R. W. COLLIN'S,
166-tf Proprietor.
NEW LINE OF STAGES,
Between Seaforth and Wroxeter.
Vi -e, the undersil,,,ned, beg to Worm
the inhabitants of Seaforth, Ainleyville,
Wroxeter, and the public generally, thai
we are now running a
DAILY STAGE,
(Sundays excepted,) each way,as follows,
Leaving seaforth at 11 a. in.;, kaving=
Ainleyville at 3 p. m.; leaving Wroxetet
•at 12 noon; leavin„o Ainleyville at 3 p.
m.;—connecting with morning and even-
ing trains, going east and west, also with
Walkerton and Harriston stages. Coin-
fortable vehicles and fast time. Livery
in connection at 8eaforth.
ROSS & JOHNTSONE,
107-tf Proprietors,
.;•
Seaforth Foundry
iA'PFE &CARTER
greatly improved
HEUER & SEPARATORroidd desire to call attention to their
W iich is able to compete with any other
•Machine. in ( 'naiad a.
Ai ona1, its my anadvantages, we call at-
tention. to the -follewin..,---the way the
03 Ender is constructed -I -it requires less
power and is eapal .,:le of
HRESIIINC 103fiE AND MEANER .
TITAN' ANT oTliltM,
he great complaint anifi,ng Threshers
al -ays was, that the.3, could thresh iLore
th n they could. clean, 'Our iMproved drum
do...!s away with all the 4e ciquplaints ; it
is ..0 coustruzted as to regulate the wind.
to keep the riddles fr, m choking. without
bl ,wing any grain over. '41:e have also
in»roved our Mills to imuleilt thc grain
go ng• over with the traw.
Ve would invite Farmeis and Thresh-
er. , generally, to give us a call, and ex -
an inc our stock 'before purehrving else-
wl ere ; we can sell as (Alta as au y other
Es tablishment.
•
No e but the best Material used, 2..nd the .
very best workmen e Aployed. 4
.,
he Machines we sold l< st year enable
us to say that they gave 1 i tter satisfae-
ti( than . any other ifvt, sold. in this
co nty.
PITT'S HORSE .1. OWER'
kept on hand at all times.
We wouM also desire to direct the
attention of farmers to our
AT iCT: NES t
1
:AWING..,_ .i. ' , ....t. I. .
W ich are capable of sawi. g frOu forty
to fifty cords of wood per day.
Su 3or1.or Gang Ploughs, jtraw Cutters,
C tivators, Scuffles. Woo Len and Iren-
e= Ploughs; Scrapers, ettles, Zzo.,
Al of 'winch we -warrant tf, ivc satisfae.-
tio 1, and will be sold as chimp as at any
titer Establishment in the Province.
rt PAIRING AND CASTING 1
OF .EVERY 3 }1DIPT.1‘ )!S,
one on the shortest notice and. most
reasonalle terms.
C3-13.— . ZAPPE :.-z: cAirrEit.
EDAVARD CAH,
Dealer. in all kinds of •
1'111, an(
1?rodl
WHOLESALE AND 1
T le Highest Price in Money
F.0 •
OOL AND BUTTER
ay your fees -and drive up to his
st re, GIODER1C.11 STREET,
•SRI- FORTH.
'BUTTER FIRKINS fo sale and to
ex 3 80- ch
SAEOR H
urnitureWarerooips
M. ROBERTSON
In porter and manufacturer of all kiads
OF •
MUSEHOLD FERXITUBE,
-Such '
S FAS,
LOUNGES,
CENTRE TABLES:,
• ArlAssEs,
D ;SING & Bli EARRAT
1.7.1.t EAT
(ALAI Pi and
.13E136TEADS,
In Groat Varkly.
Mr. R. has great ‘;on'idenee iu offer-
ing his goods to the public, as 'they are
{wide oi Good Seasoned Lumberand
by First -Class AN orkmest.
offins made to Order
On the Shortest Notice.
WOOD TURNNG
Done with Neatness an I. pe,snateh.
Wareroo s
WO DOORS SOUT1 SHARP'S
HOTEL, Main ,S rect.
Seahrth, Jan'y 21st, 1 70. 57 .ft
.TAVERN FOR ALE.
11-1Til well-known and oIkl. established.
Hotel, The Roxbur h hotel," sit-
u: ted in the thriving Nallnge of Rox-
ln rgh ; along with the ho ise i one-half
a re of laud and. good 'stAbling. 1Zight
posite is " Rock's Mi 1." cluing 1.1lif
rgest gristint.1 1.111SilleSs (
T .1 a party with a small apital this is
o le of the best stands in the ConLty
iron. .AllnY to the proi rietor, T1108,
'11.60„ Walton P. O. 171-tf