HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1872-09-06, Page 6The English Colliess.
A coal pit, Viewed from the ea
sutface, has nOt a Very imposin
peara4ce. It iKsimply a -round
about !twice the size of an ordi
table,and straddling over it
sort of gallows, a wire rope, as t
as one's wrist, hanging down o
-wheel and lost in the• depths' b
By-and-by the action isreveaSs
clinking is heard in the teSio
engine-sned, and up Comes
tub' (a square box holding 2
weight) filled with coal.; I vi
the coarse tub with staoeg app
tion, makirtg sure tb.at as soon
was emptied we sh auld all get
it; but in this I was disappoi
It was not in the tub, but -stall
on the grating (a] which the tab
stood, that we had to descend
the naked grating, with nothin
hold an! to 'ant a cross plain
head. But the .pit was only
hundred foet deep, -and the
smoke that arose from the euor
mine fun „lace below was not un
able by the time it 'Isad benurn
one's senses a bit Six hundred
down, and half a mile thie wa
that, Ander low -arched roofs, f
whicla depended frequent fleece
fung us,, now white, and loo
like larabs' wool, and making
bla ,ek floor and -black tvalls lit
fer tallovr dips stuck there in
of,:clay blacker than ever. We all
t.jecl tallow dips in balls of clay,
in Indian file followed the But
and his foreman through the turn-
thigs and windings that led to the.
-4.chambers' -from Which coal was be-
saseig lietv-n. Chambers are as wide
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cif Rails, a
rth's self ajetti
g ap.. his wife
hole, tw3sted
nary That's
is tel wear a pi
hiltle' throat an
ver a --Missou
ed, a 17171th
ining How n
the A corres
Sentinel,
owed the Adam
roha- One o
at it age whic
into landsman
rued, the entire
ding the outsi
had we are to
• on our table
g to glance ov
over. correspon
d Ed' wake to find him
,g in bed mid; holding
y the ear,a havint
her head.
how Ed's' wife came to
co of red flannel toutid her
complain of a wry- neck.
i Democrat.
six every par
coal strange d
ay
yLnkbsifeiblenaeolernrgidIttsi‘ biTtP1 isiee°1 tenit:sivr• stf 6• ,1681 andeicei :es:0
d at bit:3r: and it ha
car -
and
toy'
as an ordinary street, and as high
the three -stored houses and
every side, whenever the houses,
li
of the aeclinosed dip was shif
, was- revealed a h Liman creatt
naked to the waist, and blacker t
stip sweep, and with a weapon
him hand •that in the uncert
light looked like a tomahawk, gr
aling at you, making a dash with
weapon apparently in the direct
of your visage, but which alig
harmlessly on the face of the c
wall, Heaters, packers, tubbe
llers—these are all, men, and ha
as the vrark iraether can earn go
'wages. They c113n't dislike the lab
:and they are jolly enough—all.e
icept the boys. It was these bo
that so perpettially haunted my co
.skuttle svhen I -returned from St
•fordahire. It is villainously' er
ve t
to -serthe poor little chaps s
The matter stands this way. T
hewer ia the -roan whose business
:is ta break in 'at the foot of a co
•wall. He lies on his side or h
;stomach, and he breaks in with
,piOk right aloeg for a length, say,
-twenty feet, a gap that is two fa
-or less in height. He pecks h
way into the rocks until he has bu
st
'reed- aixteen or eighteen feet. N
-turally in the proceas of pecking h
roakes a great deal of o
.small and the boy ia called th
(slack boy.' :Regarded as a boy
as a human creature, he i
-slack indeed. Be is more lik
a', large-sized monkey. All -fours is
his,perpetukl posture; and he wears
a ;leather girdle about his waist
• from which an iron chain cldpends,
the other, end ofit beiug attaChett to
an iron cart. The sleek boy 'has an
ironsshovel as well, and the business
• of,his wretched Ike is to crawl in at
the-liele the hew& makes to fill his
cart ;with chips add dust, and thee
crawl, mit again with the load, al
as
on
ght
ted
ire,
han
in
ain
in -
his
ien
h
oal
od
ar,
x-
ys
aliel'
af-
o.
he
it
al
is
a
of
et
is
r-
a -
ways on hitt hands and 4nees. and
WW1 poor lirnbe hang about with
a fewerags of,whietana,kedness might
be ashamed.—Lotadot Society.
.& BralcemanZts Dream.
'Ed' is a brakeman eMployed ori
the Chi elgo, Alton,,and St. Louie
Railroad. He was iontrried only a
few wetka ago. }lis wife -has been
wearingai, piece -of reacaaunel round.
her tie* for the last ten days and
tonaplaining'of a wry- week. This is
-how it mule to pass: •
'Ed ',laid just been ,doing extra
'duty, takieg ct sick friend's trains la
-addition to his awn, and,io has not
„ ;been in •41-1d for fortyesth t louu,
.ASa mattes- ,of COillnita he was nearly
-worn out, And as soon asehis supper
.had been -eaten be went :to bed to
' sleep, perehence to dre-aut. He was
soon locked jet the arms of _:,trarpheus
and Mary, atad dreaming again his
foot was cm his 'native platform,
and -its heard: 'the \yarning ;toot of
the whistle for: ,brakes. Theahad-
- .,owy train bore,Mut swiftly one the
telegmelt posts fleeted past qulelzer
And quieker ; the whole n01111 treT ied
-by like a panorama mounted on ebeet
4ightning rolterS. In his dream be
„lam rd r Lzr anoth-er roar, and swiute
tit the Newspapers.
wspapere are missed at sea.
ondent of the Woodstock
riting of his voyage across
lc, says:
the features of a seavoy-
it is very' difficult{ 'tor a
60- acctiStotn himself- to, is
absence of all -news from
e world. Accastomed as
-have our daily paper on
every morning, and to
r the news that untiring
ents have gleaned from
elf the world, it weals a
privation to pass clay after
ire ignorance of whatever
ring among the leuty
men. , Then there is ne
to go to two or three
ry' day; no letters te be
-om. friends and kindred.
company is, for the time
mmumity apart by itsr lf,
to live as it were in a
world of its own. Yet even -here
there aro
inconveni
ulatos can
gold specu
'Joy him.,
of the Tea
no gloomy
ferret us o
us at our
with ahu
merit such
times.
by abstin
over the fi
learn to apsreciate how much we art;
indebted o the Pres, for ,a large
share of •ot r enjoyment and instruc-
ve 'spoken of the social
manifests itself among
gers. But ,towards the
-
--voyage one. finds that
o another aspect of the
ler the wdritinge of. the
law ----we cluster into af-
hipboaFd iswell ea else-
ny -persons who were
ate tat .rst, have very
me tired of each other,
notforthe fact that they
p and walled in on ship -
advantages to offset these
ncies. The fevered spec -
rest for awhile, with no
ations to perplex and an -
We are for a season out
h of the telegraph, where
worrying despatches can
t. The letters that await
journey's end are read
gering 'delight and enjoy -
as we -do not feel at other
ith aR-appetite sharpened
nce, , we eagerly glance
es of newspapers, and we
don. 1 h
opirit tha
the passe
end of th
there is al
su biect un
same socia
fipitiea on
M
quite inti
plainly bec
and were i
are cooped
board, won d get aa far away from
sible. 1 can imagine
8 who are not lapecial ly
o each other, if thrown
this way for two or three
uld come to bate and
other. So true is it that
a are best friends at a
d that -it does not do to
of one another.'
them Aki p
that 1,erso
congenial
together in
'months, w
loathe each
many peop
'distance, a
e al too mu
;t. Sprr
Rev. Dr
Independen
Spurgeon,
the m en tal
preach -r:
The /no
a small pil
tions, each
note paper.
velope. 141)
mon i4116 c
not ene •sy
asked bim.i
discourse he
be hong.if
cheoee Ms
geon'ss Serrnons.
Cuyler sttaifies to , the,
from Landon of Mr.
nd ,giyes a glinipse of
habits of the great
t interesting object was
of his sermon prepares
ene on a half sheet of
or on the back of an el -l-
ily the heads of the ser-
.mmitted to paper, and
Iabie inore. When we
he -had ever written a
replied, '1 weuld rather
is uanal method is to
ext, and devote a half
taring the plan and put -
it of.paper. •If I had
n me to prepare a ser -
ie,' I would . spend 30
:hours in sornethin
homer pre
'tiros lb on a
a month giv
man,' said
days and .2"
else, and in
make the s
do it an.
in a whole.
Ar
Arabian
especially e
scud -end9ra
in this latte
to_thern. T
an the road
out flaggina-
111
las t to keep,
and labor co
ing Aralia
hours at a st
collar to th
Besides, the.
not say of te
to ride them
but of feelio
he last hour I would
rmon. ..d.f I could not
our, I couldl:not do it
with!
bian Horses. .
orses, say•s,a. writer, are
teemed for ,great speed'
ce of f%tigue ; indeed,
quality none emne up
pass twenty-four hours
itho u t drink and with -
s eartaiolyesomething;
p the same:abatipiencal
joined inicler -burn-
pity .for. forty-eight
tch is, I believe, pe -
animals of the breed.
have a delicacy, I can-
utle for it is cotenten
without bit or bridle;
and obedience to the
knee and thigh to th •
•
AUTON
the
To the Piiblie of 40 British Prtil'ineoe of NOrt
America.
T -BEd most rot; eetfully to acquaint the publi
•1- of the) British (nth American Provineee tha
in May, 1871,1 ea sod the buitinees at 80 Maideni
Lane, NeW York, or the sele ot Holloway's Pille
and OintMent, w 'oh were up to that lime •prol
eared by Willis it Brown, now deceased, .to 1/4
oldsed. regret o Hay that I hare reaeon to
know thatthe ma I gement of the late businesti
had for setae year , in manyeways, been most oon4
rapt, and it may • e that the Pills and Ointraent
were not repared with the care I have always de-
sived. T •so wh• do not wish to bo deceived by
buying a urious is edicinee, which are now likely to
Mum:tate ora the States or elsewhere, to possess
theinsely ft of tit genuine Holloway's Pills and
Ointmen nutauf tured by me in London, Eng-
land, w do well o see that each pot and boxi
bears the Britieh overurnent eiterap, on whieh
engraved he word , " Holloway's Pills and 0 t -
Mont, an that th address OR the label is 5 ,
Oxford -at et, Lo don, where only they are manna
featured, • d n ether part of the world. The
retail prl es are o • the labels in British currency,
and not dollars and ciente. No repiesentative
of mlne e'er ravel through any part of the
British P -evinces •r the 'United States, either to
sell or to take ord rs for my Pills and Ointment,
and as I axe reas h to believe that attempts will
probably e made to deceive the public in this way
by perso a npon medicine vendors, falsely
nepresent g that they are acting for me and with
iny know dge and consent, I deeett it advieable to
put the p • bile on heir guard against any rush die
ceptions. I most arneetly entreat all thee* whet
may read his a& rtinement that they be pleased,
in bite pn lie inter .et, to commetnieate the purport
of the Ha a to th friends that they may not be
defraud() of thei money by purchasing, perhaps,
worthies i Usti
Pills and 112 naen
that, she d eo
sun that ttrious
in ray e, he b
Mei:dare can co
ns of the. ((entail* 1Iolloway's
I would ask, ne a great favor,
e to the knowledge of any per-
edioinee are being made or sold
'deemed to send me all the par-
ent respecting the same, that is
d address of the vendor who iS
• ▪ medidines, end likewise the
of the House in the United
,which mayhem supplied them
,for the protection of the pub-
roceedings against such
remunerate Yery handsome -
my give met such information,
ame . never being divulged.
have reason to believe that he,
by buying spurious imitetions
he will do well to send me, in
ess at foot (which he can do at
poetage), one of the books of
e affixed to the flame. I prom -
d mend a reply, 'stating whether
nnine or not, eo that, if spu-
to the person from whom he
aye his money returned.
negists who desire to obtain the
pplied at the lovenb vrholesale
of not hem than $2,0 worth—
d 84s. per dozen boxes of Pills
nt, net, without disconnt, for
lust he sent in advance.
nor to be,
great ramped,
THOMAS HOLLOWAY,
ate 244 Strand,) London W.C.,
210-26
.1
to say, tit name a
selling t epttrio
name an addres
States or Isewher
so as to stable m
lic, to in titute
doers, an I ongag
ly any pe son who
the info ant's
Shonld a y person
has been, eceived
of these ealieines
a letter, t the ad
a coat of ix cents
instrnetio • which
ise to ex e it
the medui nes are
lions, he lay appl
purchase them to
Chernis s and Dr
medicines can be e
prices, in plantitip
viz., 8s.
or ' pote •f (fiat
which re ittane
I h Ire the
Wit
553, Oxfoe treet, (
Oct. 1, 1871.
Ff. MUSTAXIY8
KING Or OILS
The beat external rem-
edy for Rheeruatisme
Speeins, Wound, Bruis-
..e. es and everyoonceivable
sore, old ornew. Give it
a triali. Alsvo:kryirthoeR
For all internal pains,
dice and if you want
genuine
VEGXTABLII xtria.
To remove all obstrric-
• Units of the Liu; Stout-
epsia, Headache, Costiveness,
-Anti-Eillous
tie and sure remedy forWorms
°MINION WORM CANDY.
Cold in the Head, Neuralgia,
,nee •
Catarrh Speci,fe,
lief at once. • -
ecompany sac of the above
by druggists and dealers iu
Manufactured by
MUSTARD, Inger/toll, Ont.
ach andll
eke., try •
Or if you e
USE MU
If you hay
or Nervous Headach
stard.
/maitre r
ctions •
prepare -tie u. Sol
medioin'e g nerally.
284-26
wels, Dy
stardi
quire a s
TARD'S
Catarrh
Which will
Full dir
Bu
TllE
most
HESS CHANCE.
NDERSIGNED would beg
spectfaty to inform his numerous 0118.-
tomers and the publie generally that he has sold
out hie wh e stock of Dry Goods and Groceriem to
1VILL'AM 'LOGAN and ROBERT JAMIESON,
who, I believe, will giye geed satirfaation to all
who. May p, tronize them, as they hare got the
stock at very low price and .en reasonable
terms. •
With
ers for the
I first. com
Seaf6rth,
more may b
JAMIES
•
any tl,a•nks to ail lay Custom -
beret pa ;renege I hare received since
enced 'business in Egmondville and
el hoping the mune patronage and
extended to the youn# Bent of LOGAN
N,
I remain,
Yours, very truly,
JOHN LOGAN.
SpeclalIN ties to the Nenabere of the Sea --
h Ideehanies' Institute.
AvalguE 5 a nrirrber of Books belonging to the
Seafort Mechae ica' Institute are loet or Mies-
ing, owing, t in Nil „eyed, to the leniency of the
former Libr ia.n, in not enforcing the telex and
reguleteons f the lib i-ary prefixed to•each volume,
tlie said nil s and zeguletions will hereafter be
strictly (info ced against all delinquent°. By order
of the Direc ors. WM. N. W:A.TSON,
Libranan.
P. S.—T•h numbees of the booke ainissieg are
174, 412, 4.7, 40, 88, 120, 342, 146,158 lig 204
• 207, 212, 218 223, 24t, 303, 828, :337, 810, 866, a33,
24,200. An one un.e.wfully detaining any.ot the
above one ek after Dhis notiee be proseeuted
as the law di ects. 240-3
MU
IC TE,.kCITING.
Mik'S.C. H. ,ITCHARD,
. PROP); E sO 41.TSIC,
ictitG8 to i form th t inhhbitante of Seaforth that
else hes -ettled inre, and in prepared to give
instruotion vocal and instrumental inutile, bring-
ing high tee hum:dais as to ability and aptitude in
teaching.
MISS PRITCHARD
Teacher of eni painting, pencilina„ crayon and
watTie belors.'
over Mr. Grifil th :Da vies'
old -stand, se end door south of the Post -Office.
239-18
PHOT
. • ---
.1). STEWART'S
GRAPH -GALLERY
•ercoved to William street,
maw Presbyterian Church. .;
1.1th of August, this Gellersy
ned on Tuesdays end Feidaye
.those Iwo daye of each week being
taking dews of homesteads, lane
nerte, &a. All- pai•ties wan ties; such
call awl leave their orders.
'ally cleaned and repaired. - 243-18
1
Is
Near the
FTER
A- will be e
furt•her flotic
alaployea in
buildings, se
work done pl
ciada, care
L
THE und.
_ Cti.(Yrie "Es
e . igned, on beliaL° of
Church. ,,'eseloetle
. will on'e for sale Ini-jabilt
/ - e eltgit test
ei attbt, 0 office ef Mr. Job u S. Porter, Sea -
cheek of the halter and the v‘eiee of ' forth, 011 .! 3:1th. da3 of September 1870 et ta
the rider, far surpassing . whatever b''''' 01 fi"
,
the most elaborate maitcge gives a
Europeen hor•se, though furnishe,d
with snaffle, nrb and all. I often
me:minted the- at the invitatioei of 1
ang ont ay the raikugs lie caw au- i their owners and without saddle I Seaforth, A
other train comiue at lish t i - 1 i -- ti • • ,
.
speed arotinct the. curs -e. Both triune ipt i; rtantatts
gallop, wheele l them round, broug
. mess, to 1
another inomen4 they would twill halt, and- -the without the least dif- iit-27-15;-"ne
i
wete crowded with .FAssengers ; in them up in - mid -career at a dead I Fenn propert
togethea. and frdm the ruins a cry I ficulty or the anallest want of cote ! —
a .. - - 0 es i
good fa rin property. Interest, SIX
l a ''''1-P - 'ber hes MONEY to leen to
any
nal. tvl en the interest end prin-
-, am pee cent. pee anienni
I.:1 of a centaur, not a when L51. • " '
This is, in a great 227-52 • A
the
-land, being v
St. John etre
known at the
n us re a, m s t-te set them -.off at 11411
of ae-on v Would ahiese to tjee tinalince s respondence - Alm een the horse'e M 17,kl'EY TO LOAN.
d owp ; the
back- really fads him-
) clock, p. t•hitt ()catnip parcel of
age. lot No. .12, corner of Jervis end
tal Seaforth. Terms will bo made
of sale.
It N. 131IETT,
SAMUEL TI1()TT,
A Ble.1)013 tt ALL,
•
• Trustees.
gust 3, 187'3. 244-4
.?,SEV TO LEND, -
mod bee a.3,000 and tiewerd, private
an., n•t 8 per cent. per annum, on
e Chen ges • Maniage
I. Apple- to
W. G-. WILSON, Znrieb.
stars fuoin the lips of the andmed i movements a,
and dying. The engineer br.ci seen I rider on their
their (-tenger, for ab that nlotaent, in self the man It
i
hie dream, Le heard the W;ii.Stle call- distinct being.
jug for. brakes Round lend 71rd un- I part, owing to
earthly. With the- streuath of dea- of -hreaking i much i)i.Sifei4rile' to PERS "WANTED
athattilt Ofl
per :13
eiple are peal
incur 0.; MeDOuttnrz,,
„ op -1s rout
the `Aral:iYin syszem
cheap cc sh Store, sign of. the Bear.
TX/ - 1 t I I- la A 1 le 1,1 , Eloven email
peratiort he grippeil the brake anc.I the European la core'erring " cooperst work. r. sett Berrek.
turned it down, There was a yell 1 and perfeet tra taltilityt starAcersrot 22
, el- JOIIN G. ..teMENT.
233
•
'4.- 'ED B If 'DI
9 9 .
risr--TsP11 ass 1=2' rer1P_A,Se
9 9 9
CHARLES WILSON,
• MAIN STREET, SEAFORTH, SIGN OF THE 999_,
Has just received
A FINE STOOK OF TEAS,
Which he will sell for one Waffle *REDUCED PRICES. $1 Tea for 75cts., 73ct. Tea for 50cts.
Splendid Young Evian Tea at 40ets.
Remember this is genuine, and now is the time to get crry,A.P TEA.
S _
A large stock of Light and Preserving Sugars cheap and goad.
Groceries of all kinds, and fresh
LIQUORS.
The host iu the market, Wholesale and Retail.
1
In bottles aud on draught, always pure and fresh.
ALE AND PORTER
Highest prices in cash paid for Butter and Eggs, at
CHAS. WILSON'S.
N. M. LIVINCST
Offers for sale the balance of
HIS STOCK OF TWEEDS AND FLANNELS
,
AT LAST YEAR'S PRICES, FOR CASH.
Ho invites inspection and comparison TKOs any in the market.
N. M. LIVINGSTONE s
OFFERS FOR SALE MUSCOVADO, REFINED, CRUSHED AND GROUND
LOAF SUGARS of the finest qualities, and at prices which cannot be beaten.
N. M. LIVINGSTONE offers the balance of his large stock of
GREE AND BLiCK 'TEAS AT GREATLY REDUCED FR10ES.
Finest quality imported at $1 perish.
N. M. LIVINGSTONE offers for sale 30 lbs. Pru.nes for one dollar,
20 lbs. Currants for one dollsen 20 lbs. Rice for one dollar,
12 LBS. RAISINS FOR ONE DOLLAR.
N. M. Ltvingstone has just received. a large lot of
COTTON GRAM BAGS AND COTTON WARP,
CHEAP FOR CASH.
Wanted, any quantity of butter, eggs and wool.
wiszumniammosuricsrmany
240
STEWART;..TII-OMPSWA
O'S
'IS THE PLACE TO GET THE
BEST VALTJE AND LARGEST SELECTION OF
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
HARDWARE, BOOTS AND SHOES, &c.,
IN AINLE Y -V ILLE.
JUST REOMVED, A LARGE STOCK OP •
READY—MADE CL OT II I N G,
FOR SPRING AND SUMMER,
IMPORTED DIRECT FROM ENGLAND,
Which will be sold 15 per cent. less than usual prices.
AINLEYVILLE, May 22, 1872.
-
STEWART,. THOMPSON (it 00.
ORGANS AND MELODEONS,
At Dent's Cheap Dry Goods Store, Seaforth.
LL R. DENT is now agent for two of the best makers in the Dotninion, le it practical musician,
understands these instrtnnents thoroughly, and wont sell a poor one. Ho can (loll e -on an instill-
ent at any 'price, from the lowest to the highest, and on the very best terms.
Ile keeps a good variety on hand to select from, at his
Cheap Dry Goods and Millinery Establishment, Seaforth.
•
That it) the place if you want a good instrameat cheap.
Xvery instrament warranted by the lnaker for five years.
"7^1-
1
J. P. BRINE,
F 0 II
T ICENSED AUCTIONEER for the County of
-1-1 Huron. Sales atteuded in all parts of the
_ Country. All orders left et Tim EX.Posrrou Office
ThrE CHEAPEST
198
wit 11 be proxuptly attended to.
AND BEST
FURNITURE,
C40 TO -
JOHN ,STAUFFER'S
A_NLEYVILLE.
Sign of -Vle Two Bureaus.
7 :CAB15E
NE18, 1872; 37-52
4/AKER WANTED.
...41
ANTED s first-class CaLinet-Mo.ker, to work
at P;oce-work!: o.15Rri
gues.
J.
Ataiesvina
J(511N G. DALE,
the Continent, at as low rates as by any other hue.
FOR LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN.
TNMAN LINE OF MAIL STEMERS SAILING
-1-• from Newi York,
230
Tiekets sold to and from England, Ireland, and
EVER/ THURSDAY AND ,EVERY
: SATURDAY, ' 1,
Agent'
15, Broudway, N. Y., or
3.0mxi sEATTER3
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Seaforth.
STO ES, TINWARE AND
. COAL OIL.
-N, S. 1V141TE1 has juet received a large etock
1 t of Coukine. Parlor ved Doe Stows, of the best
mannfitetnionwhieb she can sell as cheep as any
in the trsiltielreA. Jam, of eTe27 tilitscriertion,
kept eonstently on ha n el and made to order.
Also, stove Pipes, Eave Troughine-, etc. -
Custom -work peomptly attended to, and outside
work will receiveceove jtry Iti.ittentlioz. -
OIL:.
A Wen) stock of the very best Coal Oil k-ept epee
etantly on Land, and will be sold wholesale and
srtel:t.clariGeilltitilieFsci)EelkillihieeillilliayenesetCeaollnir book ela'seeBonnloetka, are
arien.
quilesattzsed:Itevolioel_titkililnur old iron,
) brass, apper, etc.,
Llama in exchange for goods.
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GENUINE MORGAN CRADLES, Fitted Complete with Morgan's Scythes.
HARVESTING 1NPLEMENTS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS,
HURRAH FOR 1872;
W.M. ATILT,
MAIN STREET, SRA -FORTE,
"ITAS ON HAND superior stock of rumuir
-1--A- GROCERIES, embracing Teas of the beet
brands, Sugars, Raisins, etc. Also, Crockery- .
Glassware, and every other article useelia nape hi
a first-class Grocery Store.
PuovIstoiTs,
Such as Flour, Ost and.Corn-meal,Potat-oes, Pork
a etc., ale:, )143;ievEtlizription
Snob as Oats, Peas, Branand Shorts, all of *hick
will be gold cheaper than the cheapest.
P.110111.;CM. -
The highest market price paid for all kinds ef
Farm Produce.
Remember the place, Main street, East Bide,
opposite Coventry's Boot and Shoe Store, Seaforthe
213 IN'31.. AULT.
A Cheizileal 'Wood and Nutritive Tenit.
L-1- —Without phosphorus no thought, say the
Germans, tend they might add, no action, since
phosphorus and its compounds aro known to be
the motirepower of the nervous and muscular
yi-
tein-. They -constitute more than half the mater-
ial of the human body, beingfound in every tile
sue and their presence la absolutely essential. ti
nuerition, as they promote the conversion of the
albumen in the food into fibrine, which is the 'vit-
alizing agent of pure, healthy blood. They are
now corning into nnivernal nse in Europe and
America in the treatment of serofulotis, eotismnp-
tlye and yenereal tibiae/lee, which *re eausedby
impoverishe,1 or poisoned blood ; and in diseasee
of *omen enntering front irregularities, obStrue-
tions and exhaustiee diechargee, in pale, Tinny chil-
dren, and that conditieni of nervous and physical'
prostration resulting from had habits excessive
nee of stimulants anti tobacco, and. alt tree
of evils known an a fast life. The great reliability
and promptness in its effects in immediately and
permanently restoring the deeitalized constitutiez
bas made DR. WHEELER'll COMPOUND ELM.
IR 033' PHOSPHATES AND CATaISAYA a greet
newel te with the physicianand publie. Soldet 1.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT
PAIN.
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--eka enee...ese-----e4neneetz--
LLLH
(-1. CARTWRIGHT. L.1). S” Surgeon Dentist,
extrects teeth without pain by the nse of the
Nitrone-Oxide ttes. Offiee—Over the Fountain 01
Fashion, lir. Pewter's store, on the Market Square.
Attendence in Seaforth, at Enox's Hotel, the first
Tuesday aml Wednesday of each month; in 'Clinton,
at the dommeroiel Hotel, on the fellowhig Thos.
tine's and Frideva. The remainder of the time at
his Stratford oificc.
Parties requiring new teeth are requested to cent
if at Seefortle and Clinton, on the firet eluys of at-
tendance.
Over 54,000 patients have bad teeth extracted by
the use of the Gas, at Dr. Colton's offices Neff
York- '203
DANIE-L McGREGOR,
Bookbinder, H2.rpurhey,seaforth,
IPuSsedin
iusi rtehlbehiTsiataleisiatirgLdStock
iti:tillfrtuel parerpiaarl-f
ed. to (=mite, on the eh'ertest notice and in the
latest styles, all orders ha mine be favoured with.
ILEOISTERS, is :C.-1:13 NE:: DB, LANE BODO,
0
Bailed, Printed and made to order, on the shortest
notice, and at prime whicli defy competition.
Ladies' 11Tork BOXOS ce; Pane?! Cases
Made to order.
OLD AND NEW BOOKS
Donna and repaired at eity pekes.
Persons reeitling at a distance by kaving their
books at the "Signal" liook Store, Goilazich, or, at
btheiong"F,:eiiiiosbiotnond.' r'Seefoeth, or at la R. Grant'S
steting style, may rely- upon them
All communicattons addressed to the undersign'
od; win receive prOnipt attention.
DANIEL -.51at REG OR,
Scaforth, (11elein,Pnea)
.gpT. 6,_172.
Vann WOWS an
The best cow eats
4. poor one.—Min
forward with four sis
Tun a 1,>00 -acre farm ai
last five, years, durni,
they added $1,500 to
bank.—Carras
wended as feed fair
they save oats and gi-
to the skin, beside
lealthful condition of
From 14 to 21 palm&
allowance, anything ov
t to affect the kidnes
excessive stalling,—
whieh potatoes have t
said to possess a poisor
on cattle- Wasu freel3
- or woolen cloth, choot
Jay or a warm stable
tion, and as their hi]
down with a currv-(
feeding ehopped straw, t
I seed, thoroughly- cook(
and raw Swedish turnii
largest dairies in Engl.'
the yield of milk from
gallons per each cow.
An Arabian stal
eentiv imported direct
by Daniel Je,nifer
He is described by she
and Farm as 415 hand
a full, Justrous, inte
coat like white satin,
thin and silky, hoofs s
shaped, and legs as c
yow as those of a stag
he fills th c ideal of a
desert. An hour after 1
his tedious +oyage of
be was as active as a
affectionate and gentl
-----A farmer in Ma
cently took his usual m.
to the village, and after
his purchases, the sales
ed to shove the biin
wagon seat, but met wi
'and determined -opposi
withdrew his land in
The cause was found t
hen that was Bitting til
nest of eggs, and whic
pertinacity of fowls at
ineubation, had stuck
throughout the two mile
the farmer's wagon -she
put iin A," bill" to stay
bags.
Most Profit in Pro
No producer shouM b
tor ; or should a farmer
hold his crops, with the
may thereby influence
MarKets are not tlriis
The effects of all contin
discounted at the corn
tres ; that is, they affect
before the produce is ha
the conditions of crops a
IMO MI to those whose bt
to market them and brin
the consumer -.than to
raise them. The former
in their course, of business
of accurately ascertaini
proximate yield of Jh
crops by which them trad
and they -use those -ine
most effective manner,
business, aud they' succe
proportion as thev roam
ill. Farmers cannot co
them in. this, and gene
when they attempt it,
is true that the sooner e
keted the 'cetter. for ti
An example may be s
'Hatter of wool the pres
Those farmers who sold t
as soon as they were she
while those who held o
rates, and those who BUJ
have lost or probab
-with the pork market,,
hogs ready for the butch
pecially those fitted for
trade, as fresh pork, ral
bringing better prices
coming -in with the cro
or two later. But it
that the farmer loses mos
From the moment his c
vested it is the prey
Rats and mice consume
weevil silently and eeero
-its heart. How much
these industrious enernies
estimate. Every farmer
it is himself, to his sor
year by year, he waits
for the higher prices, w
come, and when they
fail to cover his losses.
eaily, and realize the '
he may, is nearly alway
ways, his best course an
profitable. It is his -
speculate, but if he loses
ia3r the blame to Inc
businesP.
11-ov7 TREY Ruor fl
4Do you know how the
agricalture down there?
Judge. 'Tb -ere was a
hired himself out as a fa
Arizona, ad the first da
told hint to cut sone %
asked for an axe, but t
said, no we don't cut w
a,xe, here;' and gave h
immmer to knock and b
mesquit which they b
there. The nekt day
ordered to cut some ha)
looking about for a scyth