The Huron Expositor, 1871-11-10, Page 1iimmimoraimemmaimia.
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:LE ift NORRI&
reasont.ble tetnis, Let Na. 8, Cm'.
ttaining 64 arres.over 20 of
1 to •,..trass and. well fenced; th•t
tivibered with bard-rniod. It hi
);•tliem 1Iravel iload, I Tulle and
h t rom
lartt. There i. on the Promisett
:1•k wizh. good cellar a: .1
good §:print; on the prenni‘zes.
iculsts ;ply to the Ptoi rictot
iif UvI tter.1 to Myth It. 0,
; Glit.11111.1:1BTCfl4J 1‘,
Proprit tor•,
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SALE.
Ni•,_ go. 61.1.,
c.aro, of Bruce, ecut.tit.-
of witieli art. etua.«!,
1(h1-•(, aoa
tstrv..Itt
-on;zit itt isi:AtaZe4
• tif N;;Zr• ef
Grey and
t•erU 11at.a.";t
ter.aval for a term ..f
•Taet.-rs. ror fo.thtEr
▪ tarot'. On. it u,
OP SALE
..MELL-now. of.'er for E it...,
01 1, t ,...*: V.:: tfi, ( f
and Zwee.i frool .r:-... it; • .• O.niag
.-io•-. e't. L. . :, 1- .,,•F*
:,.rd tr.t, rlilt., :e ti h , f fr. oi
-tether ottit oi ti, - h.., t .. : at. i -Et
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DER, CA MI1.
FANT, SitAFORTEL
het Vataneel.
- •••
3 the Farmers
Y ANL) :MORRIS,
--
re of pi in the slinle f ,
p zr.4"Lt: ing
';,t a • Lt.-.
attt!lt.f.t.•'nzt s, ar-41, yott wil
.t.t rt :1 (tett laic"'
te c- full; et'irn size
G:(y,..7,forris
- for 1114-f.'Z.4
i'ould inittoo. them tLat
hand. at the
C.P.11•1 Ft Pr
'`It•w--t,
Gw i• Coltieatort,
-Cat
la • t 4by, eta at prices to
teit. t SIA`rtattY Cull at tot-
. givt $ gt. rt.T
;-; int:•olE•to L
the In i14'V t cm:
ritgae t for el 1a • -
ate *At 'eery ri:,sottitl.tu.
w. rz,
ittz a -r G
•
my St-4•ek-in.Tra le and
essrsoSte•wart. TI-onirt• te(v. Co., „.
itt the sa•ue prend 0,-. on at.a
;t. I would st•Oett for
v, pa:on:at, • beNtoze
ta-ar-=. k•olwirt_i that they- are in
for !;Zi ,c11:k :Hay faste,r
alsti leave to am at:
t4li.,10,r by; • 1,,04: a
dta". th-t the Sala(' trult•tt 1-*
ita.1 tu 1: aye thi•-: Ctruity
cal. lit' cht-0•1
e pri.-e for all
bntt r.etc., on nous (n• at,
cash/
4=eht:
thth f' E
.MACIIINE,
iTe at Hamilton, Ont.)
all first-class machinists to b.; .
1 D'Urahie Maehine
• In desig1 it restaultleg the,
the principle of the wcrkit
it.exa, Luling no g•-ar of aty
ant arc derbeti front the sada:.
kial complicated bhuttle and
'• avoided, it is as nearly
tp.ible to rtiuke a stwing
fhas tali( u prizes this year,
iri1 prize az Western Fair,
:a Central Fair, Guelph ; (1E-
: Central. Fair ; th•st tts
I air; prize at the Isrovioci. 1
ytso pilz(s ta Torah:it, Ctaa.-
the roost useful, bet -ease Et,.
;•,:e of work. ft wit1 work in
Eine ;aid Coarse Cloth, aiat
1. Braid. Tuelt. QrjJt, firth( r.
.-‘t•ry Rind of family that
nor. A complete aet of tlet
t•hieents, and fall ii.a.trootioax
.tta.eli. tit all. Terras of pity -
ah purchaser. nod
• ituy asoitahle 1tigth nf
the -Gardner before purelno,
Witt.t Goishne$
8eaforth.
'ETU, GRASSIE
Seaforth.
1.
_
UMBER I
aul tINGLES.
ihntii have on hand a t
roue itaili mile Nsrtlitif
trge Stitek of ihre Plea
eiatt 35,000 &et) nl \'1 Let
Flotiring. They
I also en hand
L.01 Strip Lath
5w-rante1 tiret-claes,
hl elabs.
lathine will start abeut
a after which date apiee-
;HINGLEed will be kept
on hand.
'that given to tatters frene
M. & T. sMVFH.
141. 176-t1.
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VO'",tfr 1P E 4 NO.
WIHICIME _
SEAFORTIII FBJDAY, .NOvEi{BER 10, 187
alte fittran 0-"na..seltor
•
emmtsitlin•
EVERY FRIDAY MORNING,
SEAFORTH.
Tsiots.-$1.50 por year in advance, or at the
end of the year.
Advertising Ratcm.
TBANsiENT.
t'irSt insertion, per line, 8 cants; subsequont in
sertious, 2 cents each time, per line.
CONT11Atr.e RAT;.
One enla-nm one year ,t80 .00
• -• belt " . .. 85 00
lt inoaths . '20 00
Half one-year . ..... 85 00
half " -.20 00
•'" 3 mouths „. . , .. , . 12 00
Onc-four!h one. year -20 00
▪ .4 h., ti
12 00
" 8 temths 00
One-eighth. ooe, 12 00
1utl " . ... . . . 8 00
" " rnrailla
Wte-twt,Ift.h tate roar
" half "
3 months 8 00
. Busives: C trds, iO lines. and. under, r year.. 4 DO
Ad....-•;rti-iernents of Strayed, Lot, Found.- &c.,
not ex,-e.ling 10 lines -first month, $1; after first
month, 50 cents each month.
• Advert kion mts of FARMS mid REAL ESTATE
Nir sate, wt ext•oeding 15 lines -first month, t".;•1 50;
each sale:emit-at mouth, 75. cents.
Buths, Marrieges, Deatlis--Gratis. •
Advertisements without specific directions will
be inserted till forbid. and charged accordingly.
• • MeLEAN BLOT BEES, •
nrana3::. MeLRAX, Publishers.
Att. kz.; .11r
5 00
8 00
5 00
hilatilhatesseltssasel
_ ON It
go not Sopping • la
late at night,
You catnip& think ty
are acting Tight ;
Long since the clock h
that every hoiJ sl
And end and. area y
their pied re • nd
lafiect upon f
tjie shopmah's breas
word or deed
ressed,
mter late, with
:hour bound by
'LOWING.
e, mother, so 'very
lting so that you
as .struck the hour
wild dose,
oi,es should take
rt pose.
nes which 'within
.);.lusi; rise, althoneh be
they 1 ay not be ext
\yhen he I eholds jou
fears -y u may 1 mai
`To keep him yet a alto:
that galling ch in.
•
Attention (17 civil j
•
.expeet,
•
y licw can you e'er
•When you the c num
huma,nity negle t?
Those who weld(' se •ve y
4 a pleaSure in th test
A little thought, a littl
them:ail they a. le ;
And yet duelly you
of their time,
Their precious healt
-this surely is
Oh, mother. • deare
• you stop so late
_When weary -are th
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. that ntust upon
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T)1±:NTiSTRY.-.T. G. BELL, (Licent.inte of Den-
tt.1 'toe...v.1-yd beg.; to announce to the ieltabi-
- L...nfa of t-es,tfor9h a:.1 sin -rounding country, that he
' lets open; d an otliee fox the praetit•t‘ of Dental
;-.,'negery in the rootlet formerly occupied bv George
DeLtist, where he will be prep:troll `to ;lb all
kinds of tetat expeete(1 of the p:•olc•Ssion 01 IL
'factory manner :aid an reasonable terms.
OEstas Iftatirs--Froni 8 A. M. to 6 P. M. ::186
AVID -MITCHELL, M. D.. Gradnate of-VIctto
ria Cild• Physician, Surgeon, (rte., etc:,
ICrsnrux, ()sr. -Coroner of the County of Huron.
;I:Alice and rt-sidenee, at Thorevson 67: Stanloy'S.
•
T 0. W. R. SMITIT, Physician. Surgeon, etc.
Oflice-Oppositt• ktcott Robertson's Grocery,
Main street, Seaforth. 53
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_TAM'r1S STEWART, M. D., C. M., Gra-duate
Voiversity, 'Montreal, Physician, Surf:
goon, etc. (ii.r.ce and Residence-Briteeficht
VEROOE, M. 11.,, 0. M. PhyRiciani Sur-
j'i" goat, etc. Office and Residence, corner of
-Market and High streets, in rear of Eicht's skore.
c PLELL, Coroner far the County. Office.
and 11.;-diti.ace, over Corby's corner stare, Main
Street, S•-tifoi (b. Office hours, from 11 to 4, each
dLy, alai all nay Ss:outlay. . 151)
LEgr.lAlL.
PRINCIE1 OF WALES HOTEL, Clinton, Out.,
-1` 0 J. McCUTCHBON, Proprietor. First:class
accommod.:tion for travellers. The Bar is sup-
. .ittied with the -very best Inmors and cigars. Good.
- stabling attach, The :dap leaves this House
every day h.r Wingham. 204-4t
,TeCAUttlitri: (V: TIOLMESTED, Barristers,
torneys at law, Solicitors in Chancery and .
kesole,•ney, Nottoies- Pnbtic and CMIN'ffatteers.
Saieilsa's for th. R., (7. Bank,- Seaforth. Agents for
. . .
tue Canada Life Assurance Conipaw.,-,
tica)..ti• it) to lend -at 8 per cent. Farnts;
Httases Lots Inc sale, „
-flExso.N. (R. Attorneys
ta Law, Selleittirs in-Chaucerv-and Insolveney, -
. •Conveynneers„ ...Notaries Politic, etc. Offices -Sea -
forth and Wrozeter. Agents ftd• the Trngt and Loan .
CO. or- Upper Cattudit, and the Colonial Securities
.ratudon, Englattl. :4;ittney at per (mut: ; no.
• commistsion charged. 53 •
• . •
JAS. B t.s•s(o.t. h. W. C. nermt. 3
•
Suppose•a pale -faced
• • the cotinter stoo
Earning the whet ea
ion ely wi do w h o
And thou behelirst li
: and vigor all co
Like one whe visi
early tomb.
fu
n dictateof
u weiI andAnd.
•
eart., will give
e andl rob them
ir freeclana' too
ther, why will
(its .and hearts
you Vait -
son f thitie beliimi
1,• 1
ithal to -eheer thy
d,
is-yoitthfrill strength
isum., I
ly d %plies into an
. ,
What would'st tho 1 sa'„ to those who
' did their best. to drag him'down,
And trona his pray -re for •some relief
• turned. with a h articles frown ?
And you do this, oh, Mod er'dear,--think
, of -the wrong, 1 j ray,
*And ever for the fat re g a.ke your pur-
chases Ly day.
kw/pito/is.
IfOO.
FARMING Ail MA
By 11011At E GIME tEY.
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Reading Gail la nilWit's article on
''Rtistio Simplicity Mit els me to ask
:whether our loving ;ladle • and Frieild
has so orderedilie ceettion hat obedience
to His commands nake us " early
wrinkled, bent, bald thet matic," gives
us the " barite shin! k, ehriveleel loo
and deeroeS us to befli Oath to
children diminished st itu re Ind en fee)
frames." Gail Ram lton ays such
he"
our
led
the fate of "the actual, ; tardework,
farmer,'.' which most mon are atul IlIL
be. My father wee tf thie class, as
of 'the two hottest months : Of each year.
Nov, horses mow.and reap, men simply
gaiding theme H ietng corn, potatoes,
etc., drew the sweat out ofme profusely;
now, cultivation is mainly ;hot -3e work.
ln the West, a farriet rides in his sulky,'
tilling:hie vast ex anse• of eoin... I:saw,
last' May, aegro let s of 14 years running
thirty -horse engine on. the rich; _alluvial
plaotetions o ' lower Miseiesippi, not
i
-merely plowing,' at tilling crops ' of
_growing cane a ' ' root . high. Negroes,
lately slaves,' guit ing' the plows and
cultivators, which • did far better as well
as die -atter work an horse -power ever
did. I . have not 1 a doubt _that nine -
tenths 'of the cultiVation : of the great
valley will be • impe; led by Steam within
4
the next twenty ye rs. in other 'words,
steam will. do the '' ork, directed by hu-
man intelligence. And ' so fast as labor
beccines intelligent, will drudgery cease.
Biddy and. Dinah wall not arse a washlng
machine ; when • they -abdicate, their
educated mistress will nob work without
one. . And so in other . departments.
And -now as to the city • man of rural
birth, who " stands erect, walks ela,stie"
is. at peace with him •elf and the worlda .
- There are such, 1 ndoubtedly, Those
who have aohieved and secceeded can
afford it.. -But whet proportion do they
bear to the8e. who h, ve rushed into cities
and -failed ? f ha e been: htre forty
years,. neither thong itless nor unobserv-
ant; and, in my jud ement, more country -
born - men have died here in prisons.
hospitals and the hus-honse, in these
forty years, than h ve achieved even 'a
modest competence. And day after day
my Soul sickens at ti e never-ending pro-
cession :Of the mutt tude who, craw). on
i
'the kaces of theit si: irits . to those: who
nave achieved posith a and means, with
the ..beggar's petitio i ".Please give. -me
something to. do.." I never -knew a .-man
or woman to grovel for work while It was
a farmer's boy -in thebountry. , I am sure;
life more care-franeff t and sad than it
i
Gait. II whiten did ei t mean to m ake my
need be, by compelline me :to say IN o to
more and yet more LI %wee abject peti-
tionere ; yet that she has done.- Wood's
II oitsehold Magazine.
- Canada. j
George Charles Keachie, 'for 18 years
jailor in the County of Brant, died. iii
Brantford, oa the 2nd Mat., aged -56. -
-Rev, Mr. Tboution, late asaist%ant of
.Rev. Mr. Topp, Toronto, _has accepted a
call fronaKnox Church Canada Presby-
terian Congregation, Ayr. He will be
inducted. on the 21st 1.).st.
- Tuesday, of last week, 11. fty
.wa,gon. loads of cheese were brought fo
is St. Thornas station, -from. factories in the
inc., vicinity. 11
ily William Bobicr, of Dunwich, maim f ac-
ta _The St. Thomas fouriza/ says Mr,
,LEAN Iftft'rnrg,P "11 liSh ers •
$1 50 u Year; la advatitcc.
years of age and generally respec ed in
the neighbotlood.
--;-- Daniel tielde, son of Mr. Jams
Fields, of Windham, while driving home
from Princeton, on Saturday last, m
Company with two other teams was kill -
e 1 while attempting to stop the following
team which :was running away. ;
t -
- A respectable man by the naMe of
James Me14mara5 who lives lie* the
boundary line of Perth .and Oxford, lab nit
10 miles from Stratford, had his ;thigh
bone dreadtirdly smashed in two "daces,
'on Friday, bY being run over by al team
of spirited° horses. The team was ran -
ping away, and in their course came in
&intact with the unfortunate man - be-
fore he could make his eseape from the
highway. • - ' -
Brantford oi the 15th inst., the occasion
{
. .
-There 1 ill be a grand. celebratton, it
of the opening of the idarrieburg branch
of the Greet :Western Railway, the
Grand Tr un -- Work-Sli o ps' and the l• rater
from. all po nts East, West and. North. -
It
Works. E. cursion trams will b ran;
Several ' hendred prominent hests
are expected. • There will . be a
dinner, hal and 'supper, an 1 a,
clay of general rejoicing. - The first
locomotive On the braneh .enteret the
town on Friday.
-. A• farm. of fifty acres, belongii g to
Me. Henry Dunn, and situated i the
township of North. Easthope, cout ty of
Perth, was last week sold -by auction for
the handsome sum of $3,3575.
- MI. Jo in Crawford, of the town-.
ship of Fullaiton, recently threshed for
Mr. Edinunddrurnet, of the same town-
ship, one thbueand buShels of oats, and
eiglifeebusheis of barley in one day !
• Messrs., .Wanzer it; 0o,, of Hamil-
ton, have juet received an ord.er -from
. .
Europe for 4,500 sewing:machines. ; .
h--Judue Morrison at the Welland At-
a ,
sizes, announeed to Mr, Moyer, *publisher
of the St. Catherines Times, that 4 the
next assizes t) be held in St. Catlterines,
a sentence of imprisonment would be
!passed upon. thine for libelling Mr, T.
;Burns, maym: of that totyne .
--:- The By-law grantiAg the proposed
}bowls by the ttownship of Mint°, to the
Toronto, Grey anil Bruce Railway Co..
is to bevotedIfor on the 22tid intt. , The
voters occupeting the Centre or mi • die
portion are More generilly favor:di e to
the grant being made than those in the
upper and. lower ends of the Townel ip ;
but the advocates of the .seheme fron all
quarters seem confident that the By law
twill c .
arry.
A few. days ago. a 'young man in
Vest Oxford: Ditvid „tleKa,y, dug with a
potate-fork, one. hundred. and. seventy-
ve bushels el potatbeE in four and it had
only brother is -; so w 97e be h n y gym
lathers, 'and tLlciriuicestws, so far a
can 'trace them. hi • pa. ernad gral
father raised bine sob and lour dattgl
ers, and never was w rth ;2.040 in a
me of his 94 years. I y h tiler was
111u u hard. wo rite e ways 4 farm
lever worth $2,000, g um -4y worth fie
) up to $500 ; he died' 6 yeat s old, and ti
if his seven children •urvia e, hem 60
49 years hid. d 'The t -0 ea 'Hest died
nfattcy..) My unele join ,. born la
'ears 1,1ter my ether, has Teen a fan)
all his life; he is nee 87 y 'ars old, b
rect and- vigorous-; 3bis eye bright, Ile
-ds voice as ft II min erinaing mo
men's . at 50. i last of t
thirteen children of me grandfathei ; o
only died of consumption at thiity.tin
year§ of age, leaving six children,
Nvhoin five are etill wi heus . the rest
my father's brothers a Id. sieters lived
•be from 70 to 80 years • bit , exeept o
who• died at 50; and he vas not
habitual worker. Alla the reet we
farnitra er farniere' wite of. the
-aver rich ; most. of the -6 qui e peer y
not one of -them was premature
• " wrinkled: bent or bald," iwt one
them bequeathed to his chil
of them had . childteu)
stature, or enfeebled frnities.
large family of poor, and gen
id- tura]. at .his two • factories thirty-teo
t tons -of 'cheese durinu 1the past season. `
Id- the whole of which rie sold at ten cents "
per pound.
ny - The /Se:hos:tor repor-ter counted
at fifteen clergymen ptesent at a, late
er, lecture of Re.v. Mr. Punishoti, Braut-
)11:1 ford. t .
111
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-1,"'"" NON'S ;HOTEL, Late Sharp's.1 The under-
-A tt.i:4ned begs to thank the public for the [theve.
patronage awarded to him. in times past in the
note, teoiness. audit/so to inform them that he has
again rt suiriett busineta; in the above stand, where
• will be happy to have a. call from ad friends,
and Many ttew oneS.
1243 THOMAS KNOX,
7th IT fti i I EXCII AN G E TIOTBL, Goderich, Ont.,
-I- -1 J. C ti.i.aw•Ar, Proprietor; J.$. tlate
of American Wursaw, N. ) Manager. This
llothil has reci..ntly hollt -newly furnished, and re-
ro.ted throughout, andis now one of the most tame
fortable and commodions iu the "Province. Good
Sample Booms for Conunercial Travellers.
Ternis - 123.
SCELLANEOU:S.
1.00l>1.-NerS Banking and Exchange Office, in
\--A -NV. S. ItiosKiersoN's Store, Seaforth. Green-.
backs, American Silver, and Drafts bought and sold.
reuerseta Notes discounted and purchased.
10/ JOHN WADDELL,..Agent.
fr A. SHARP'S LIVERY & SALE STABLES:
-t• • 011ice;--At Murray's Hotel, tietiforth. " Good
Horses mid first-class Convoy:It:bus always on'hand.
LIVERY STABLE,' ;MAIN STItEET,
Settforth. First-class Horses :and Carriages
alwaou hand at rcaouable tering.
R. L. SHAlIP, Proptietar.
_
OHN BRIGHAM, Exchange Broker, *and Bail -
.c --1 way Ticket, Agent, nonglitou's ITotel, opposite
G. '1'. Railway Station, Srafonh, Out. Through
Ticket:, is.arted. to all paints in th t.1 WO-3MM 'Status,
_Ctilthtt-ttiit !wit Rtni River_ tit reduce:I rates, affording
the gct-tt, est Carib:ilea to EtiligriltitS. All tlt..e(,t.-bIitT'-
i'/ft.rttIt;A.it)u rt•RpfVtitig Land AgellCieg, etc•
(Ire -till: ilomb:;„ Coil puns and un current Money,
(1(h.t and :Ed tver Coin, bought and SORt at; best rates.
• •
1 It. et PER, Conveyancer, Commissioner hi
Qzweles Deitch, Ime„rance and General Agent.
Agcul for the following Eire, Life trod Accident Lia-
, sac,c1;•,• 004p:odes : he Beaver and Toronto Mn -
mu 1 tho Western Vint Insurance Companies,
the Rch.tece Lift; Assurance, and -the Hartford Ac-
e:Awn Company,
.N*: -'.1* Ti) LOAN on real estate security: .
• Ail or- ler: by :nail or otherwise promptly attend-
": e to. opposite "Loss' Tailor Shop,
186-t f AIN LE YV1LLE.
1
tree (and all
dhniuishcd
Here i$ a -
pally hard-
wor eing farmers. the ;desee alants of a t
race Of just such, who have lived by till -
wars.
7- . M. Dalgliesh, of Blenheim
mar Drumbo, threshed out oil Wednes
lay ithe ins°t., the produce of in.
pithu three. quarters of an acre of land
6 laiehels ut oats, weighing 38 lbs to tli
I nein.; as they weie taken: from th
hr.:slung machiee. The oats were th
or -way kind. ;
- Th.e. Grand Lodge of Quebec, eh. F. c'
and A. .1aL, has realitted in aid of- the
Masous suffering by reason of the recent
conflagration in Chicago, e, first instal-
-meat et $400 hi gold. -
-The Rev. John (trier, rector of the
Church of Englandi Belleville, died on
Sunday of last week, in his 80th year.
He was anative of the County of -t\ trim,
Ireland, 'mud had been in Canada since
1823.
- Montreal harbor is ceewded. with tu
vessels, and ill spite of the urgency of .m
deepateh, fouror five ships at a tune are
said to be delayed' waiting for berths. h14.
Additional harbor accommodation is call- h.
ed for.
- The Toronto, Grey and Bruce Rail- le
way was foinnally opened. on ,Friday laht, a,
by a grand banquet an 1 ball, at ()range. ti
a
0
alas ! like all other earthly bliss, ib was
n y transitory. Green-eyed . jealousy
interrupted. the course of true love, and.
he ordered the fair one to leave the
premighs. She refused, and through a.
stove pipe hole communic.ating wtth
Rosamond's bower below, be poured
nitric acid, destroying sundry furbelows,
and necessitating the payment by him
when brought before a Jestice of the
altnocaleceosetfst.lamages to Ghe amount of $5.50
The Ingersoll Chrohicie warns farmers
and others againet being imposed upon
by a number of sharpers now travelling
through the country peddling shoddy
cloth, which they represent as good and
durable goods.- 'The cloth is generally
done up in par:eels -which they offer for
t•';'25. They represent themselves as
agents for an insurance company, to
whom the goods belong, and that the
company will"! sacrifice ' the goods in
order to make a speedy clearance oif the
stock, We knew of several farmers in
North and Weat Oxford who have been
swindled by these fellows. On elosely
examining the 'cloth, it is found tu be ut-
terly valueless. Farmers, beware!
-A few evenings ago, a fat, stout
man, about 24 frt.:art of age, dressed in a
blae Lla :lc .sack coat. entered Mrs.
Temple's • Queen's Arms" Hotel, in Fer-
gus, and -called up those in the bar to
take al drink With him. He gave in pay-
ment what tirs Temple supposed was a
ten dollar bill. Site handed. him back
two four dollair bills and a one, and
while she stepped into another room to
get the 65 cents of 'change, the stranger
walked out. The man going away with-
out his change excited her suspicion, and
shortly afterwards she made an examina-
tion of the bill, When it was found to be
a "one" _altered to a "ten." The altera-
tion is so clumsily and slovenly made,
that any one might readily detect the
fraud.
--Accordine to the. Hamilton Times,
Carlisle, in tlie county of Wentworth,
_possesses the meaneet thieves in Canada.
Some years ago, while the Rev. Mr.
Goldsmith. of Seaforth, was attending a
Bible Societehineeting there, one of this
gang stole his valise, containing, with
other articles, some 'Bible Society money.
On Sunday morning last, while Mrs.
Keeler's (a widow) etore was on tire,
some of this mean gang stele as much as
they could of the few goods she had
• saved. from the flames. On Tuesday
evening last, while the Rev. Mr. Hanson,
of \Wellington Square, was attending a
missionary meeting -in the Carlisle Wes-
leyan itleth.odist church, his eatchel,.
with its contents, was stolen from under
_the seat of his buggy.
-MR. CAMERON'S APOLOGISTS.
Tzu.3 FEEB 14V IU)J4STER![NG.rp
t
01? A BAD CAUSE.
Prom the Godcrich
TUE EXPOSITOR AND MR, CAMEROiN.
"We insert into-day's paper a *letter
* addressed by M. °C.-Ciuneron, M. Ph to
the Editor of ehe Seaforth Exeoshroe,
and a short editorial thereon from the
Clinton Seto Erta• In the toile and sen -
Unica of' both, we heartily concur. ; To
say- the least, the EXPoSITOR's condetet -
as a profeesed Liberal organ is insult:deg
to the Reform Convention Ntrbich me at
Seaforth on '12t1i Oet., and. whieh by
resolution imanimouily a.pproved of Mr.
Cameron's conduct as their reprehe
tive ; besides being a course citictilati a
-to do sera -ate tnjury to party strength
and party organizatima The Exhosgri
man had. at that"Convention an op
tunity of -accusing Mr.' Cameron to
face. At all other Conventions we 11
seen hill in the character of "Marph
very prominently endeavoriug to
people together by the ears. Rut on
memorable 1281i the Editor of the
The firet Spanieh VeSsel Which' has
utered the. Moiitreal Port eince the year
arrived there on Friday lash ih um
ets et the citizens flocked to the wharf
have a look at her. •
At a public meeting held in M.
crest a few evenings age, a ceinin
as appointed to make ariangemente
test 88 to whether or nut salt heiste,
tat place.
unt
ttee
for
d in
- Incendiaries areaafe in Port IIpe,
Several actempts have recently 1 eun
ade to burn prominen, building in
tat town. A short time ago, anti 1, a
•oolen faecory, and a fine brick bleak,
eee burned down, having been -fired by
le torch of an incendiary. - Since hat
Inc :Atwell:4e have been made to li •e a
tete grain store house, a foundry, nd
teerly a planing mill, but each of ti ese
tempts has been frustrated by the
uey discov-ery of the fire.
-- ft -is generally understood that the
.anty Council of tile Comity of P rth
ill, at their Ile.Xt seSsion, pass a resi1u-
011 to erect a secend Regietry
like in that county, as directed by the
°rent ment in aceordaue,t with the
.
djiuts•eids.ing thcor unty ioregestra ion
ri
- Over four miles of streets have b en
dud within the limits of the towe of
elle. Speeches were delivered at the
hinquct by Iron. John Sandfield Mac- c
donald, E. Blake, M. P., -and other
NV
3r0111inent gentlemen. The hall was at -
ended by many of the elite of Toronto. u
'he length of . this hue hew opened for
et
pt
mg the hard, rocky :soil of
shire since the year 1640. T
facts in oppesitiou to Gail's
theta I. happened to bp the
the crowd who might be cal
1 was more " bent at 4
father of his father at to. ; .a
MAY one who earned his livl
Wi.S0 than by farming.
Betis farming hard vork ?
Te.sotee, I think it f. Th
have to take in thie, as in oth
the roughest and hardest tael s. 'To clear s.
hunli. of heavy timbe •, :or stones, or 0
stumps, is hard work ; and 0 famine-,
as in other ptu•suits; he who c nnotwarte 'C
1
i
a')-
submit the
laked aeser-
ouly one of
ed " bald." .1
f thee my
id 1 tun the_ I
11.0Gd. other -
raffle is 76 mace. •
- The people of Waterloo village have
Organized. whither .joiut-stoek company,
for the parpeseed continuing -operations
n the way of boring for salt. They ap-
ear very sanguine of success.
- Counterfeit greenback 4.35 and frac-
tional currency are being extensively
e very poor k
pureettS,
irculated on this side of the finch On
Vednesday a, pitsser
aug. on thG
e riett
Vestern itailt-ity was -victimized with
owe 01 the trash, wliieli is yery a•ell ex7
tatted.
•
-- The Venerable Archdeacon Paton,
'ornwell, has accepted the appointmeat
• more with to the - Rectory of _Bel levil e, rendered
maica, ‘.tc- vacant by the death of Rev. John Grier,
lEr on their Ni. A.
9
shead. aettitleble, must de th
his hands.. The negroes of .1.
customed to 'tote" eves ythi
heads, being supplied by th
with wheel-1)atiow8, lifted
their content to the altitu
thick skulls iand Walked off
I should not wonder if this m,
them appear 44 bent," :or CV1
possibly " rhumetic" also. 1
VETERINABY SURGEON. -FRED, COOK, of
'
14.1„1,tre, 'ultc lw will be happy to attend t7: all a
„w, to several. cases of both horses "
and c:tt t which were given up by other practitioners by
att.1,-..-eeted pyrfetq ci,r(s, which can be proven by th
by over . gentienten. For
test nu; ioitt1,1
s. -m. posters. 1)0
Mr. ) w 'at tend at Ainleyville in the fore- st
noon 1111(1 1.1 the Town 'Not, in the Township of av
die aft o•noon of the first and third TUES-
DA Y ; ai
pd: mouth- 140 all(
wonld respectfully inforn: tht; public 511
that le• has taken ttp his residence in. the of ftg
ca/hz :mule 011 him in his professional capacity. Mr.
'Jr masters
these with
le of thei
vith them
de some o
1 " bald ;
so, the.
, • ,
ct Hot &inn their addttion to til
e, but from their lack.; of int tilluence-
,
brains. * • 1
- Mrs. _Margaret Cassidy, who end
grated to Nova, Scotia a century ago
r died ab Entice Leland aged 106 years
•
and Mrs. Malcolm MeGtegor, at Pictow,
aged 91.tyears. •
Welland Canal, has been dielniesed. Mr.
, Brunel, Commiseioner of inland Revenue;
has been- sent to act temporarily until
My rural home is in a towns ip settle(
Quakers and still mainly )(topic(' b
em. Nearly all are farm rs ; sem
or, others; in very comfortal le Li:hewn
ecet. 1 tun confident th tie ne
wage four fair daye' work • per -week
1 that not one among. the 1 undred o
is "-wrinkled," 44 bent " "bald,'
reason of excessive labor. I (foul)
t there are five -men anion', hem who
- Mr. \ oodruff, senerinteadent of
1 ° his sueceasor is named.
-A young man named John' MC -
c Quinn watt instantly killed while. work-
. iu cabinet fact;ity, NVoodstoek,
t on Thursday 1'01 -moon. Deceased
, been engaged about the hoist- used for
So
T CIE VETERTNABY SURGEON, by
begil to intimate to the inhabitants of Seaferth
an 1 a:mounding country, Haat he has opened an WO
Office in Sego:tit, when- ht, :nay be consulted per- 60.
sonally or by bitter, on. the Diseases' of Horses, Cat -
11t, eft-. reeeired n-griliu• and praCtical
education, and haying been awarded the Diploma- _StO
r the ptu-nose of raising fernitare from one '
, tint to the other --when hie head- and the
t tipper part of his body were caught be-
tween it, while ascending, - and the pro -
1. jecting joist of the floor Itbove., crushing
. his chest, and causing instant death.
• (Member of the Ontario Veterinary conege,) tha
rk• or worked to hardat.30 s I do at
Yet all live comfortably, aud
• - Last Friday, an old gentleman
named McKee, residing e in the North
part of Wallace, was haantly killed by
being caught and whirled rapidly around
by the tusubling shaft. of le threshing mi -
chine. Before the machine •-entild be
stopped. his bead Was Mashed into a
jelly and 'his hody almost literally torn
Into slued. .evas i.dulOst Sevenfy
st of them are adding to the r ivorldle
re.
Of the. V etel inary Collt.ge of Onttuio, T. J. Churchill A
tile eters coutiaenee of giving; StILISMCL101.1 to. all
„
u hi may employ him.
ItFri:lis.Nes.s-A." Smith, V. S., Principal Onta-
rio V, rttrinttry Calltftft.; 1'reft••;,;(1r Buckland, Dr.
Iltorhurn, Dr. Rowel, itud VC( lis, M. D.., 6; V. S.
t. tet Ivy_ eateines umitthlritly on handly
.
•
age
reg
All vans proruptly titt4--nOtal to.
ati).1.1.et; Seaforth. 182-2m S t
gain: .
Wheie 1 was e farmer's boy. he aver -
of farm work was harder, hat is, it
uired more muscular exertia , than it
v does. Mowing and. realm g severe -
taxed the physical energi s of the
u test ; aeal they were the chi buainess
strattord.during the past summer.
in
-The Messrs. nagger t, agricelti ral
plement manufacturers, St. Ala
rpOSe Shortly to remove their . wuFks
Iri w t•hat town to ht. Thomas,tvhire
th •y have large works already eitabli
I. and in operation. Tills will b a
se ions loss to the people of the stiline
to%n. •
R
r-
11
1,Ve
Net
the
Ix-
POsITOR Was unusually smiling and agi ee-
able. Ile never den:waded any expratia-
tion from Mr. Cameron ; never aelteel s
• 0 tmeron,, -and for good and suilitient
f asons condonel by the. Ceneentioa,
Ir. Cameron's attendance on his parlia-
mentary •duties has been as regular as
t at of any member of the Herttee. The
jo unals for 1870 -the: only volame we
ve yet given even a cm•soey glance at -
sl ow that Mr. Cameron was present at
fo tyttwo divisions, while the brilliant
le der of the Liberal Opposition in On-
ta to --whom the ExhosiTon, would. not
re use, we think, to join with us in hon7
or ng as a conscientiouely -attentive re-
, -
pr,sentatave and an able and zee:lime
tesman-was only present at twelve
di isions. We apprehend that when.
ou • representative's attendance was three
til-tcs more regular than that of Edward
131 tke, Es.. South Huron hes every
to be eatislied. We know that! the Ex-.
ha 'ITOR WOU Id got be satisfied with 7\1r.
Ca mil, although he were perfection
pe sonified, unless lie would take up hie
re idence in the village of Seaforth,'
-
PrOM the Clinton New Era,
0. CAMERON Al:13 THE EXPOSITOR.
Ve publish in another column -el to
-
da ds issue ae!etter addressed by M. -C. •
Ca, nerma Esq., M: P., to the Editor of
th ExhosTron. it will he seen by that
let er that the EXPOSITOR has for yeare
been systamatically slanderilfig and -cal-
umniating .Mr. Cameron, charging hini
wi h having !betrayed the E eformers of
Sot th Baron, with having persistently
vo el against the "patty," and with
other political sins of 011liSSi011 and com •
mit eion. The Editor of the EXPOSITOR
wa one of the originators of the may 8 -
me It that reaulted in the Convention
the t met ab Seaforth on the 12th of 0c: -
telt -T. e: read the various articles in
the Exhosrroh reflecting cn Mr. Came
ero conduct as the lepresentative of
Soi th Huron,. and we attended that con -
yen ion fully expecting.that the Editor
of t ExhosTroa would have the come
age to get up and. attempt to substent.it
ate the reiterated. charges he had made
tine ugh the columne of his paper against
Mr, Cameron. To our surprise after
av heard Mr. Comeron's explanation-,
ami though every chance was afforded
him the aforesaid Edi tor remained dumb
sihe t, speechlese. He had, net a word -
to
s m justification of his- own conduet
or 1 condemnation of Mr. Cameron. If
he ever had the courage to attack Mr_
Can eron behind hie back, whent. before
hie ace even the pinek he had, like
"1.3(1) Acres,", oozed out at his finger
mill,. No sooner is the convention over,
the -esolution of the liberal. and intelli-
gent hpreeentativis of South Idnron ap-
proVing of tir Camerona conduct venni-
men dy passed, and Mr. Cameroe's baek
tura el. ;1)11 shall we say the Editora
equanimity aid. courag6 returned to him)
than he repeats and reiterates the attack
on h r. Cat:anon.
We timik that Mr. Cameron acts
wise y and in the este of the ileforin
park in dpelining a paper diecassion
arldeh could only leave the effect of saw:
ihg stneion and -thermion ameng the
Lute 4als of South Huron, and thus, per-
chan te, pave the way tor seccessful opt
posit on. Wo. rather . relish the jeke,
thou di a grim one,- (but we doubt if the
Editi can -see the point, Of that joke)
ith which Mr. Catherica eloSes his let-
ter, 1 v itine tile Editor of the Exeosa.
Ton weet itefore the electors ef
tdonth Huron, face ft) face, and there dis-:
cuseitte, before the proper tribunal,. the
4.11 onts grape of tenni tiain and tl r.
Caine ton's alleged political deli lig nencitie.
Pei the preeent we dismise this mat-
ter, vial the. hope, that on that infeieet-
ng •easion " we 111.ty be there to see."
4
About Woroeia.
Th Empress of Germenv is bitterly
P1 al to the woman neweinent.
• Wanted -A en -.i le Xvisraan to leetnto
11 w• cookilig, ain't baby nursing.
Kansa-, has a home for friendltee
veme but can't find enough of that
t to fill it.
hier - any questione as to his polit eel •
course; never reiterated ia person any J-
01 the umfounded chargte previou •
ely
made through Ins ; but either ac-
tually held :up his hand in favor of .Mr.
Ceineron, or sat by, not protesting -but.
''coneeating," .to all rppearanet,s pier-
; feetly happy to ''eat the leek." When
; he had not the courage and honesty to
M
; grapple with r. Cameron at the Con -
vett tam, prudence and. self respect should
have dictated a very different con •se
from Unitnow plumed hy him. We
;
- Sir John A. McDonald is suffering
m a severe cold. lie i8 contined to
hi. bed, and is said to be nearly speecla
les .4, prebabiy flow inflammation of the
bronchial tubes.
• On the night of Tuesday or morning
of NA ednesday last, Win. Scott, of the
1- h cone Miato, had 1 sheep killed I 3
rendered useless and 3 (Altera W111Q11
, ,
not be found, 1 alter Cairns of the
13th. eon., 3 ea iy much. destreeed and 1
40 • . doh). 'hewn con. 1), 1 killed and
!tally torn. Wm. Hepburn of the 12th. •
_ cou., I killed, and all Lite others frighten-
ed er hunted away, \Vm. Roberai 1
the P2th con, I destroyed and a.aother
wh el t Gannet be found. I •
Mr. Israel Day, of East Nieeouith
lo a cow on Fridhy laet, in rather .
:An uge manner. 1 he 5beat had been
aili ig for some thee, and every remedy_
tha could be devised was applied to het,
Wit -lout effect, until Friday, when the
cow died. She was opened and ti e
sten was.found a living lizat•d, eigi t •
iuel es long, which had eaten through the
kid- of the stomach and caused death. t
supposed that the cow had swallow-
ed it while druiking at some stagnan
puo
eau readily suppose it is easier for bini to
cencoct calumny with the pen, than to
veud it orally a ith the eyes of three-
ecere InInest reformere, scrutinizing tie
countenance.
We have nye
ot t had an opportun ty
of careflilly conselting the jtau•nals of the
1.1iniSe, to see if there is evea 8 grain of
truth the Exroerroats allegath ns
against 7\11-. Cameron. We know Vcry
; well how deeignine men in the yak,
_thee/ motfiw Or fin' a consideratir 11, d
have :4.) mt.1.11; pfdlitt Apti'VR US to ?nuke .
them lie. 1,1 1-efertnice to the ehar_e ."
A b thaol fO'' Jewish girls in the city of
thus; a en es supported. by the 11ttroneee
tIC H01.11$C1111d.
• Al. 1) t 4onway says that pretty Jew-
eseee element in England, and know how.
• toNittli.'e that the embroidth ed. seek has
• in the most exifoisite taste.
heoon, the leige the young ladies devout-
' ly prt y, " us this ,day- our daily -
braid. '
A tenphie paper annount.us that the
;young ladies of that city ztre preparing
Jr in; rtied by practising in a gem-
. -1.4.
: e at, the Farmington (Colin.) semi-
,
; nary o vied :'5-250,000 tv,-0 'weeks ze,o, but
there hae been a lire in Chiethro
. The Mormons are just now makiee
; S'IV4.1p4 biVe to their Hist wives. The de-
' sign i keep them so eintiAnted
thi-v m retrain li-om laweuits.
A an teetered. one of the Malawi
othelit efores the other day wet
" jOitk OVer titer -girls" oi-der
eit;itttwl:iiew.‘.'tsintilLsaliltitste.iilitet a wife " for lion -
eh and one for h.s brother, 1 he re -
11A1,11.11, zit: jwi.ith,rsit, 'anti ec,iiitt):taiNttea t.shrs:tift..)el 1071-.
iy hit band, who left Brietol fear e ems_
veto, dece lett return t thret1;111011tali
• tte%lili:ipit. this date, ehe intenels 1.1
Gree • the enwotal drove a ep eh the
, Imart;t1.. lia ti era::,11,-..t.I.Liti.1,,o,t113y:,,,
5;e: hurt ztt
,
a
the e -Inlaid a WAS ;11.1rpris.-d
A lite 1.01.,hah.1 whe wee
by weft-, •bee g ell with why olih
A dentist in Lis -towel relate) a rob
in is building to a -faecivating wide
mill ner, with whom he straightway fel „.
itt. h ve, and pre8sed his suit with welt)! 1
He 1-'8.13 accepted, and nude happy. Pelt
t
of &hence from parliamentary dutii s, r
11
11
•when siljgetited at 'the Convention by
Mr. Duncan, of Ltsborne (no doubt urged
theret it by the rt -iterated atein.,Ents if
the Lexeosrroe)-- Nir. Carren•on pleaded
guilty to a certain extent. IT
eow-
ever, pleaded in joetitication-speakike,
of the heetoon of 1870- that it litettid
about three months ; that during thet
per10il fainity matters and. business en-
eaatmente 1/111.4.1.1111(.. y demanded Ids
attention ; and that he -wee. ab -tent (lut-
ing that Si t•Slt*II, a -week or ten dayt.
Nt ith a fu'wledge of these fact-', th
explained by Mr. Cameren, the Conven-
tion t hpre.e al their satisfaction with fuel
approval of his career Air, Cutieron
could not well vote at Ottawa wheit
temporarily at home in Gederich. Thie:
cau5e. ef his absence was admitted by the ;
Convention, in the presence of and with- 1
out a proteet from the Editor of the Eth
POSIfolt, to be justifiable, and we do not
think there is a sinele elector in South
Huron whit will approve of the Editor elf
the Exhoet strinow eondemning what he,
then "voneented" .0 the approved of. et
We f .1 wlthe
exceptione plteeltd euehy
• hUrnan lJCitl.5 the
Sltrf •LBs. - ei re vont sight In'using I, zinue, Morris & ('o.'13 pen. me I
hpectee :led eye-glee:eel. They give
' univere• ati- lathion We believe theni
.
a,1-vi13e ad V. ho want
.s or eye -ghee -is that wal
en their ht es, a. d iit tile Salll
easy and pita, to wear, ta
e the et a trial.
ve
ry sui
tectaE•1
el):41
tm.e be
at 4
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