The Huron Expositor, 1872-04-12, Page 3wO EXPOSITOR.
APRIL 12, T<
THE FARMERS OF HURON.
,RROWS St GANG' Pto
SEAFF T,l,
lxok on hand a large Stoelt of COLT€y;
GANANOQUE
RN HA:R:.
number of these Harrows there sold fit
cart last yeas anti drive the highest staid .
L trtie;. desiring to purchase are referred tet
aowit g gentlemen who have used them: G.
Cr,e
,�ss
��well, and Alexander Ilroadfoot, Tuck.
Tm
It e& beatt, amts Tares ` Kerr,
Me ,-
Whiteaoltl, Grey;, dolor Troyer, Hay; Pet
Stanley, and many others. parties twlto
these Harrows would do well to purchase ales
aspossible, as there is likely to bo tireauIL= them, this season.
AND TERMS Ir �' A LIC
(NG PLOWS.
.
onhand, R number of the Massey Alinufae.
C•ompany's superior Gime Plows. These
have had several valuable hum:overlie:ate
thio season, inti a e nog\E eouseTteetiy eft --
performing
pe orming better worlx tharr ever 1iotore ,
O. a WILSON,
Agricultural Implement Agent,..
FAF M E S
LL YOUR: EGGS
TO
T O SO
OF THE
LLE ORNERY
(Logan's Old Stafnd,)
Il# ray the HIGHEST 1PRICE. in CASH,
for any quantity of
GOOD FRESH EGGS,
Delivered at his Store.
xoeA les .Pilon
FOR SALE OHE A1'.
R AND ND FEE T
ry description keptconstantly on. hand, iu
( uditt $hetirst)11 c C o.`S No. I.
eme One, Come All, with your Eggs and get
WM. THOMSON,
Egruoucl,vle Grocery.
FARES CHEAP tiamEst
ON TEE LINE OE TFC
eIO 'PACIFIC,RAILROAD.
AL Ni} GRANT OF
$¢O C E S
Of the
tug (inti' 2T1,1,ter•ct/ Lars to fl
.t trtc fait fc.
't
00,000 Acre in NEBRASKA,
Iu the
• GREAT PLATTE VALLEY,
Garden of t:I•: West, NOW FOR SALE.
.c se 1.rrtlt or' in rhe central portion of the
>t ,l Stater., Fj t c.. •4;::t degree of orthlatitude,
c t : t a Iiue of tit ;eat Telnptrate Gone of
•.rr:l sit' .0 Continent,- amyl for gram -g 'o'Y ng -
:`trick-tau-.rng unsurpassed. be any in the
;TEXPElt. IN PRICE, more favorable terms
h. and Itlore convenient to market than eau be
til els there.: D - ..
REE Homesteads.tc Actual Settlers:,.
raE DEsT Loc_vrt Ss Fon COLONIES-,
Ei title.l to a Homestead. of 160 Acres
Free Passes_ to Purchasers of Land.
kn•1 for the new descriptive pamphlet, with
-ptblished in 1.u. hsh, fzernum, Swed -
;dud banish. Mailed free everywhere. Address
O.F.DAVIS,
Land Cominisl,ioner 1.r. I'. R. D. Co.,
O3.1A.11A, Nps:
Stitch in Time Sa les
want to get the hest Family Sewing
da:.iine i:. the 1'rlsvinee••, c't Ontario, go to,
GEORGE IILLIN, I 'roxeter
Who Agenic for the celebrated
C
EWI xG AC VINE-
-�!. Itth;nc t
G l
csof
kinds,
ss
a'\Y.-v s k<pt t ill braid for bale.
L t), y :i:Ny FOR E., R. SHOREY'S.
ROYAL CAN IAN
WRINGER.
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ELEGTI H OF DIRECTORS.
(11 t't •17, or, "rtr lt•'}: ?t)v Eu i.uN)
'ANDI's .t: 1 tI.T 'Y [
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t;.c 1 ! l,.I)Et, ting the
-ttn and 1 1E.'•t• 1: r vs; t Company
t• ,.i'.Ic"i . itl r:+{,i•_ ht.fe:tt given
!.t••! int ath.-�. t,1. the �:•*i' :-1 1i"tri;'-24 the
Oro ...11, tt:r Order
•i .t r rti'.E •? 1.l)`. _: tt ';•1 of the said
1.t•t 1 at the Mt 'hiss' Institute,,
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and t'1"e: tit s, at 1..:./es .oftklrl$-
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or 1: .Li , - A:.1/41:.°)S ' 1E- • RAY,
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• 4 • A. Big Cloak. -- The large clock-. at Ethe `English,
Parliament House is the largest one
is the wo'lld. The fou • dials of this
,clock are twenty` -two fent in- diem-
eter, Every half minute the point
of the minute- hand moves nearly
seven inches. The' clock will go
eight and a half days, . but it -'only
dikes for seven at4d a half, thus in-,
dicating any neglect in winding it
up. The mere winding, up of the
striking aparatus takes two hour's.
The pendulum: is iiftei'en -feet long
the wheels are of east ;iron ; the
hour bell is eight feet; high - and nine
feet in •diameter, weighing nearly
fifteen tons, and the hammer alone
weighs more thatfour hundred went their 'way after throwing the
ou;ds. This dock strikes corpse into a dry well, and covering
the latter up - with twigs and dry
-
leaves. But they had overlooked
the monkey, who saw' the whole
proceeding from a tree.- As soon as
the road=. was clear, the intelligent -
beast set off !for the Tehsildar's, or
police officer's house, and having -
drawn. his - attention• by cries and
moans, lured him on by dura signs
to the .tell-tale spot. 'In due time
the body was discovered, and then,
through the monkey's help, the
Tebsilbar' found the stolen property
where the thieves bad •busied it.
He then followed the monkey to
the bazaar. There the monkey
picked out (fie of the . murderers,
ran after him, s'nd with ..his teeth
held him fast • by the leg. until the
manwas secured. This feat he
seems to have repeated until all the
murderers Were caught. _ It is ad-
ded that they. have sinde confessed
their •crime,, and been committed
for
trial before the Tellichery Court.
-Erse. :;
A Horrible. Sta4e of Things..
The investigation which has been
proceeding' for several days has dis-
closed a stateof affairs in the Chicago
fire department which is deplorable
and shameful. Inefficiency, insu
bordination, ignorance, drunkenness,
blasphemy, theft, utter disregard of
discipline, and defiance of lawful
authority ; such are the ; only plain
terms by 'which the mass of disgus-
ting facts brought to - light can be
generalized. In a• sin gle phrase.
the 'fire department of this city, for
the maintenance of which the tax-
payers have been- compelled to con
tribute annually more than four
hundred thousand dollars,' is proven
to have been for years an' organism
without oiganization ; an aggrega-
tion -of well-paid -blackguards and
loafers, in which 'nobody ,Commands
and nobody obeys. --Chicago• Tunes.;
European Armies.
track. Finally he told to his friends
the terrible sestet of his life. This
th`vartedhis prosecutors, to besure,
but their wretched victim was al-
ready. a ruined rr,an, as we have
g,aid :.he died a few ‘months ago in
a ' quiet out-of-the-way Canadian
town."
•
How a Monkey Revealed a Mur-
der -and: Deteotea the Murr1-
erers.
:A Bombay' paper tells this
'story.: ° A Ma.draasie ,, going on a
journey took with him score money.
and jewels, and a monkey of which
he was very fond; The poor man,
however, was waylaid, robbed and
Murdered by a party of ruffians, who
thequarter-hours, and by its strokes
re : orters in the Par -
the short -hand p
jialnent, Chambers regulate -their la-
bors. At every, stroke a new re-
., porter takes- the place of the old one,
while the first retires' to write out
the notes .that he has taken clutring
the previous fifteen minutes.
f.-.
Matrimony and Death.
Recent published statistics of mor-
tality, collected from the . records of
eleven years in France, Belgium,
and Holland, show that the ratio, of
deaths of, married men to: that k of
bachelors ,between .the ages of 25
and 30 years, is as'funr to - ten and
one-half in every thousand. There
are, howe-ver, between the sante ages
twice as many deaths of widoweie
as of bachelors. Between 30 -and
35 years married men die at the rate
of eleven and single men of five in
• the thousand, but widowers disap-
pear from. these earthly scenes at `the
elorInoUs _ rate ` of nineteen to
the thousand. to deduction from
these statistics is that , bachelors
would do w ell. to stay bachelors, Ad
macre men would do well to keep
their wives alive as long as possible.
And this 'makes one _think of, that
wise saying Of Socrates to a young
man who asked. him whether or not
it would be well to take a} wife ; a
query to which the sage replied that;
" Whether he : married or not he
would repent it."—H l fl• orll. - -
-An Unsuccessful Dodge;
In the vicinity of a small Scotch
village, whose inhabitants are chief-
ly composed of a rough. class of peo-
ple, and among whom many curious
incidents' have occurred, the follow-
ing o 'actuallyhappened a shoit time
Pl
ago : The mother of a family pur-
chased -a
from cloth fi
of ^,la quantity tit a
SeC
cha q 3
packmau on the ''e edit system. At
the expiration of the spEcified time
for peryrnent to `receive his cash, the
man -appeared ; but -h e had scarcely -
opened the door when a little boy,
whose face betokened unfamiliarity
witb. water, speedily it'll -mimed •him
that his mother was torn some. To'
ascertain When he might call again,
the Packman. inquired when the in-
tended to return ? This unexpected
question confounded the Iittle fellow,
who suddenly disappeared inside the
All, the - principal countries of
Europe, except Austria (Says `d Ger-
manl � P reorganizing
man' paper),, are now reolg g
i armies. - Ge.rinany, is about to
their
increase her military force by 400,
000 men, and Russia, whose army
including - irregulars) has hitherto
numbered 1,309,4022 men onawar
footing, 'expects under the new sys-
tens to have a force, 2,902,809 ;pen
House.'.. The ;lion", perfectly .piston- reckoning' the
at her . dis osal, net
ished, `batched cautiously and roue- ; p
' .` local troops and the militia. The
lessly file boys Movements, and I organization of France
below ti e bed—where new Iiiilitary o �,
hint peering* is not bot decided upon, but it is lie
the mother was c ncealecl— and ilei --eel that its 'result will be to in -
heard ,llirni asking, ` Anther,1�llf n
oCrease her army to .about 1,4001,000.
_
is the man wi' the . claaith tare come
back r
Died -of a -Broken Heart. The Buffalo Commercial has the
following account of: a broken heart,,
caused by a.- 'successful attempt to
blacktmail :
"A few months ago a man.tliecl in
a little town. on the Canada side,
who in :early life was one of -the
. gclergymen' in the ,city of.
proalislnb
New He died a broken-
hearted
ciY Y01'li.
hear ted man, and the victim to a -
melciless atter }rt to blackmail,
which bad been tried upon him soon
is
after his entrance upon parochial du-
ties. He was summoned one day
to perform a Christian clergyman's
offices in a house=ti� here he hadno
previous acquaintance.. The story
1
s
nic
ne
thel
who S
`lnl
t
told by parties e
d
him 'was a very plausible one, and
he went without hesitationinto the-
, trap prepared for hini. As• soon as
lie arrived at the sick chamber,he`
who
Wasconfronted , by
two
u
men,
maintained that he had visited the
house with- .i!- impure motives, and
tlureattened to€expose him sunless he
h ni of4` h ush
paid over a , certain sCl
money.' The man in his bewilder-
ment took precisely the ' wrong
course. He felt that lie could bet-
ter submit to pecuniary extoriton
men. Italy, vho5e - war establish -
Ment hitherto` amour ted to 519,630
-men. including - reserves proposes by
the. plan of reorganization which has
been adopted by her Government to
raise- a force of.fr m ' i 50,000 or 800,-
000 men. The Turkish army, -when.
on- ti war footing, has hitherto con-
sisted of 270,000 _men, inclusive of
nizans cr militia ;
the it is to be
increased to 600,000 n1en. Finally,
the military force of Britain at home
Y- Mr. Cardwe
is to be raised andel. ,ll's
scheme to about - 300,000 men..
When all those plans are carried out
the total war establishrne1i -of the
armies of Enrope' will be increased
from 6,166,000 to about 10,000,000;
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CHRISTMAS HAS COME ANIS GONE
NEW YEAR THE SAME, .
WINTER, IS FAST LEAVING TTS,
AND SPRING BEGINS TO MAKE ITS APPEARANCE.
The busy time of SEEDING will soon be upon us' and
to be prepared =for it, you should give
SCOTT
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A CALL AND SEE HIS
Large and well -assorted Samples
FOLLO
Ayrshire Cows:
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The
-Vermont
tare met at - St. Albans,- on March •
6th and 7th. Among the papers
read- was one by &lbert •Chairman,
Esq., of Middlebury,' `Secretary of
••
.4ciclison County Abiicli tLl cl
1 S0
,ciety, on
shat Breed of Cattle
-
shall we. Raise?" 11Ir. C. had 1 ept,
at different times, the native, Jersey,
Devon, 'Short -horn,
Hereford and.
Ayrshire cattle,
' e nd had seen the
lutCh aud_was -favorably impressed
with those'of Mr, Baker, of Barton,
but for the claily, and for the most
It -out -MU fil.u-
HE B T
SEWING M CHINES
Made can be had at
WM. -N N. WATSON'S
SEWING MACHINE DEPOT
SE APORTH.
than to allow, is namo to be used iofitnl}ale stock foa the illalority of.
a
I
decided
r
ef-
ed
in connection with a disgraceful af- I ftiriiiers he expressed P
fair, no matter how- innocent, he
might have ` been. - of the charges -
brought against flim. He, therefore,
_ paid the sum demanded. From that
hour he was a !doomed man. Al
regular intervals his persecutors cal-
led: for mole money. If he refused
to pay, they`helcl the olddthreat over
him, and it was now doubly strong
from the fact that he had paid once to
keep the- matter a secret. - His . life
became a torture to him. Hp re-
signed his parish in the metropolis, •
and tried to be concealed in a more
humble parish in another part of the
country; but go where he would, the
relentless blacknailers - were on his
erence for the Ayrshire.s. The yield
of milk was illdstrated by several
statements.
The highest was ,eighty-
fotu -pounds of milk a day, and 800
pounds inten days from cine cow.
The animals • of this breed are repre-
sented as hardy, easily kept, and
generall exempt from such diseases
ag rg milk fever and caked
as the bat �,et,
bag. •
Mr. Cunningham, at -one time con-
nected with the Toro Press, and
now editorofthe Winnipeg Mani
tobian, is out ;as a candidate for the
House of Commons, for Marquette
.County, in Manitoba. -4
cr1'r1E,GE' \Tu11'E 110ll•B"
Sewing Machine,, in all styles and 'sizes, and
Sewing
THE 0SBOR.LY
I :chino in all styles. -
s rib tr has received a splendid supply of
The subscrib
nee
d
e
c-
1
°l)nol
which pronounced .• whi t
x ' hies, C
Mac 1
U 1
hese. .� ,
both � by
porienecd hands to be superior to any others made.
For strength, simplicity and perfection of con-
struction ; for range of work,, from light gauze to
beaver and leatller; for beauty and exactness of
the tension being perfect and -al--
both upper' and lower threads, and
' • lied•
11T1\a
�• wren
nGS
1Chl.
hese L' lilt
G
e warranted aucl instructions given
stitch, owing tc
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r
ways equal
t
for durability
' T \-cry nuaehi
gratis. Machines sent out on trial, or rented by
the month to esl)onsible lsarties.
235 1�'�i: \. WATSON, Seaforth.
NOTICE.
J. W. FULLERTON,
(FORMERLY OF CLINTON,)
�TELL known to the people. of Seaforth nn\
'Y • ))Ring county as the DOMINION
Ftrl'rt)lr y
LA}.DSC_1i'', ARTIST, wishes to notify the
people of Sea`orth that he has commenced Dusi-
- nes;$'iu the
PO .QTR ;IT L'I N E
- Firstdo; West of Mr. Lu
usdt
n :
Ding ry
Store.
'9
My long experience in the art enables toe to give 1
entire satisfaction to all -who may fztvor no with a
-1d. '
beobtained. . ,�ino
of Pictures . •t\IE, ,i
triol. The latest style
Children taken fronb 10 a. in. to 2 p. 'in.
BRING THEII ALONG.
Young persons wishing to learn the -art would do
well to tomer to me, as i can give them my expe-
rience of over eleven years. - . .
J. *r. FULLERTON. Artist,
217 Seaforth. .
Ir USED AND RECOM-
MENDED BYTHE MOST
.i L '— EMINENT PHYSICIANS
IN NEW ENGLAND FOR
yQ TH°E LAST 45 YEARS. '
t�'1•-' •"NOTHING BETTER.
-Lai ' CUTLER BROS. & C0., 0
r•=bra BOSTON. Z
nacEs crs�s)oo Sold bythe Druggists 0
._> FOR COUGHS; COLDS &'7
J,Zr u7, FT,TTOTT. & Co., Toronto, Agents.
OF T1T1F, -
.s
AND BUY FOIITHIVITH.
-
Delay _not a moment—Delay is Dangerous.
Montreal Thuothy Seed, No. 1.
Red Clover.
Alsike Clover, a large crop, not liable to be affected by frost.
White English Clover.
Tares or Vetches, used extensively by Dairy farnners'for soiling Cows.
Rape Seed, grown extensively for Sheep feeding.
Canadian or Indian Corn, for early feeding, a superior article. - verb fide
Skirving'a Improved Purple -top Swede,- selected, an old esteemed variety, , ,
. keepers. `
Carter's Imperial Hardy Swede, a new variety-pf purple -top, well recommended.
Sutton's Champion Popple -top Swede, a fine.hardy variety of good shape and superior
quality.
Dawbarn's Improvers Purple -top Swede. Dawbarn says it is the best Swede Turnip
known, a vey heavy crop, and less tendency to run to neck than any other
variety. general cultivation,
Sbttirpc', Improved Purple-tcp Swede, a very heavy crop, good. for,
a snperior quality, small top, thiek neck and lar ge bulb, very nutritious and hardy.
Yellow Al,erdeen, a well-known variety and best for early winter use.
-White Globe, very large and good for early winter use and garden }purposes.
Long Red Mangold, very fine, large sort, and most used.
Yellow Globe Mangold, the hardiest Mangold known.
Loge White Belgian Carrots, very large, valuable for field culture.
Long Orange Carrots, an old esteemed variety, good for garden use.
Fine Long Red Carrot, large and well -flavored variety, for garden use.
CA'RDE SEE
Blood Beet, one of the most popular for garden use;
Early York Cabbage.
Early Lara; York, large and firm head.
"Miming Steadtt general cultivation.
Mi g best early variety for
Large Drum -head, solid head, excellent for winter use.
Large Ted Onion, a suit crop, fine flavor.
Long Hollow Crowned Parsnip; .best garden parsuip known.
•A variety of Garden Deans. ,
Mushroc;nr Spawn, in Bricks, aud a large quantity of Fresh Seeds in Packages.
•
TEN
BARRELS OF CL C NATI
TOP OSIOlS OR SETS,
EXPECTED DAILY,
INK.
- J. SIEATTE R, -
EXCHANGE B11O(EIR,
And dealer in Pure
DRUGS CHEMICALS AND DYESTUFFS,
PERFUMERY,
FAN GYAND TOILET ARTICLES
Agent for Sewing Machines. Money
to lend on. easy terms.
J. SEATER,
Seaforth, Nov. 3, 1870.
SHOPS FOR SALE. -
VOR SATE, two shops and forty-four feet 'front-
ase on Main Street, Soufolth, opposite Car
miehael's Hotel. Apply to �. ;�Ii.
195-1f. - - SEATT
FOR SALE, WHOLESALE _
D RETAIL.
. �.�
LA -ND PLASTE
IN BAGS AND BARRELS.
All to be hai at
P A.ETICTILAR NOTICE
JOHN LOCAN
SCOTT ROBERTSON'S
a
Has Lot of
SHAWLS, MANTLES,
—AND—
DP ESS GOODS -
S3rhich he is anxious to `Sell OR, at Cost, -
I YES, BELOW COST,
Or any reasonable price that a customer may offe
Therefore, Ladies, you. will please tall at the -
Manchester House,
- MAIN STREET,
Soon, a -o. get your pick of the Goods before hey
Are all bold.
Seaforth, duly 25, 1-871. - iJ0
HARNESS, HARNESS.
Great Variety
ATWILSON'S
S.`AFO.lIT.
TRUN1 S of all kinds,
'S ALISES—not a f, w,
'WHIPS—of all sort,,
COLLARS—all silts. -
Brushes, - Crtr•ry-Combs, Cards.
All Dices—from 10 cents u„t.
Bells, Blankets, Oireing1-es, Saddles,
Anil in fart everything usually foie 1 in a first-
class Saddler's Shop, and at prices extremely low,
CANADIAN SEED STORE.
TAMES WILSON
Takes this opportunity of thanking his numerous
friends and customers for the liberal support ex,
tended toward him ft dr the past year and . hopes .
by strict attention to business -and ill S.nu'foettl il'g.
a first-C1as' article to i.ltrit a fair share of the pat-
ronage of the loony.
Remember the Sf,jn'f the
):(imams S./max.” - 215 -
-i -- • TTRAL'1:ED AVIV -101U
T
TLLT33'E�-Ti .
PAIN.
�CA.ItTWW RIGHT. L. D. 5,, Surgeon Dentist,
. extracts teeth without pain lr,A the use of the
Nitrous -Oxide °Gas. Oillte—Over the Fountain of
Fashion, Mr. Pouter's store, on the Market Square,
1 Attendance in Seaforth, at linox s Hotel, the first
Tuesday and" et111esday of each month?, in Clinton,
at the Commercial Hotel, on the following Thurs-
days and V)•iti:ly'a. The remainder of the time at
his Stratford ofiiee. :
Parties requiring new teeth nre requested to call,
I a1 � a
if at Seaforth and Clinton, on the first class of at-
tendance,
d
US e.r 5.1,000 patients have had teethe extracted by
the. e of the Gas. at Dr. Conitor.'s ofiiees,2 gr
York , �t 7 p T� �,s i Algip.
FARMERS, REME1 BER
3Elt03:30`P/C-.)
FLOz> i11Na. AND GJUS I N G MILLS.
ISAAC B. SHANTZ - -
EGS to state to the Farriers of Mciiillop and
n
{� pur-
chased
1.S n
)i )
t' E.1 1
-lit. h
'.., s that 'j') von
11 )
1) Tv
s)rI�'otllrtirn„ i
chased iate above fill, ;and intends runt) ng it
Hereafter on his own ae eo2111t. 3111 dill IS 11+)w in
t lcelle):t running order, anti able to -turn out al-
most any amount of wok.
(1RISTES -G AND CHOPPING
ate:elate to promptly, and satisfaction guaranteed.
Di ing himself a practical Miller and thrtroug biy -
idcrat.aluliindr the bo iJt::ist, he. claims that 111 crn
tT n
that out flour which,
for appearance)ari1
,, or
quality,
c1tii t be surpassed by any Mill in the Country.
Flour exchanged for *'})eat if desired. -
y1S ISAAC B. 1. SHATZ,
CATTLE FAIR..
CATTLE FAIR will bo held hereafter at --
A
LOQ: D'S HOTEL, SEAFoRTH,
(Opposite the Station,) -
On, the First Monday in each month,
BEGfl N1N? ON
lyio T1€D�l3r, OCTOIIEIR 2, 1571.
Large numbers of buyers will bo -in attendance,
and 1,arties basing stock limy rely on the best near-
ket prices.
In connection with Loyd's Hotel fKoughtou's
are large and commodious stables and yards. 198
ROOMS TO LET.
7-
r o LET, in Scott's I3iock, two comutocdious
:l- Rooms on the second fiat. Apply to
125 IdeCAUGfli £ 110LMSTED.
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