HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1873-03-21, Page 7etersix ;on Total Abstittenoe.
John Andrew. has sora us
e foIOwing letter for publication.
r. Andrew is probably theoldest
�= mpo ,nce rn an 'rn this aunty,
having been a total-abstaiier: for
over 30 years. Provious o. his
eonuersion to temperance printples, ,
Mr. Andrew was for 20 ye. is a
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the Neighborho of
3RIBER offers for Spring sowing 60Ct
1 FLAX SEED
guaranteed perfe tirelean, at
the Islam is delivered.,
RIGA FLAX SEED.
4 to her Much superior to the
Seed, krat Will grow fully () to -
:neer than, the common Flax Seed -
ti Wet ountry, yielding as Wakes
te acre on good elean ground.
shlets with fall instructions how to -
wheat° harvest, &c., wine farniehe
RKET FEES.
.3a of good, clean land, in fields -
&able for sowing Flax, Tor
se will be paid. Farmers bavike
[make immediate applictitiall to-
„ that early arrangeraents may be
Seaforth Flax' Mill.
ITEAPEST.
AIND BEST
ITURE,
GO TO
e Bureaus. -
287 -52
'-ItTAKER. WANTED.
Cabinetnitiker, to work
eood wages.
°J. STA OFFER, Ainleyvllle.
PACKin [MUSE,
FORTH, ONT.
ia informing his namerous
has recommenced the Pork -
his
xervices of a Practical SAG.,
. public eau rely on. getting a
itt either
:h would do well to give him a
Main -street, Seri -forth.,
habitual drunkard; and previous to,
that, for a good many yews more;
he led been a moderate drinker, so
be has seen both sides of the tem-,
peranee question, and what he says
Moat it ought to be worth reading
."As meetings are held weekly in this
dace by the Order of the Sons Of, Tem-
-1)61%13.0e,, I was called upon to say some-
thing for the good of the Order.1 16om-
menced as- follows : Here is a goodly
,mpany, with cheerful countenances
Ad, smiling floes,- with promising pros-
pects before them, and, as I ani an old
man,.in my 81st year, 1 would claim
your attention while I give ° you a few
words of advice; as I may soon be°ealled .
to my destined home by death, while
you, as fferoes, mi be called toffjstruggle
as 1 have done with Bacchus, the god of
drink, and so far come off victorious.
Never make`' -use of intoxicating iquor of
_ any kind. If - you will nevi 'take the
first glass. Cyon will . - neVver b come a
drunkard., .It is said ' birds of feather
will flock together„' so youth will keep -
company With • yoi together„'
My deal young
men, brothers and sisters,. sed `to the
e
company you keep. Avoid thF • taverns
and saloons unless -business scalls - you
there: Make no stop, , nor look -upon
the wine when it is red and; ruixe§ its
color in -the cup, for at last `iteth
like a serpent and stingeth like; an ad-
der.' God hath endowed yon with an
immortal' spirit that never can die, and
destined you for eternal Kapp tress for
His glory. He has given yo a will
whereby you can act, think ll and do,
therefore, when you are• in cited or
tempted to take any of. this distilled
damnation, remember' what he Old.
Man told you in the T aspera ce Hall,
Seaforth. I have' been a dr nking•chlr-
acter myself, and, like many zithers,
thought that a glass or, o, *moderately
-taken, would - b no har 84 I, found
that the spirit of rntoxrca ,Iiquors
and tlfe Blessed. Spirit of our Lord and
Saviionf would not dwell together in one
heart As for moderation, there is none:
I have tried it ° eirery way, and have
come to the conclusion; if' anywhere at
all, it is somewhere between the glass
and the barrel. • ...r have found that to
drink ever so little will stimulate the
whole system. You will think you areas
strong as Same; as wise as' Solomon
and as rich as a -ew°, and in a few hours
after, if the liquor is not replaced, you
will: become langtii-d; weak and miser-
able. Your have here 'before God and
have to ask., our fried s xn
eaSt to ' little more ` chaff;y of
their favors;„ Cour elx na:ts."will l em'
a thorough iiuestigatiola, but'it most
respectfully declines being old -re-
sponsible for that =of Minnes t -a and
;Dakota."
THE SUBSCRIBER wishes to call the attention'
-1.* of the fanning' comniunity in 'general to his
huge and varied stock Eat-
Agrieultura Implements,
WO6D PLOWS,
IRON ,AND.
With. the latest improved Steel Mould Board,
:GANG PLOWS,
HARROWS, SOUPPLERS, &a.
Re wouldibeg to call special attention= to the
celebreted
Which has given universal, satisfaetion „wherever
treed, to which ia now added a ThistliPoint, so
!Mach required in this part. Also, to some first-
t "1111 4111
The.24amtoba Climate.
The Manitoba iree Press (W . F.
Ltixton's paperWlicates the follo-
wing, in regard t6 the weather theV
have in tlie Prairie Province, -to its
exchanges. Since the Free Press
tells us so, we are bound to believe
and maintain that the climate of
Manitoba is' warmer and more ge-
spiel than that of Minnesota, lying
to the south of it, but if we were
asked to account for it, we coul only
-ascribe it to the "twisting of t e
” We notice that many of OUT ex-:
changes in the eastern provinces are
giving Manitopa. credit for the in.
tense sufferinge-and numerous cases
of freezing to death, resulting frona
the severe Cold in Minneebta this
winter. We wish all the credit we
efeserve, but no more --not on.* this
rhatter at any rate. The sum total
of our freqing list, one case. a An
old man, very feeble, and but poOtly
across the open. prarie, with a 1,yoke
'of oxen, to some hay stacks, in one
the heaviest storms of the urinter.
He lost his way,,.. and perished.
This the only knowif case of freezing
to death in Manitoba this Winter.
This winter has been one of the very
coldest. recollected, still th0, ther-
moineter has not been so low by ten
degrees as in. Minnesota, some hun-
dreds of miles south, and the storms.
are nther sa powerful here as there.
This is accqunted for by the fact
*at Minnesota is tb,.e height; of land
between the Gulf of Mexico and the
Arctic Ocean. We'haVe now lying
before us an Ontari4 paper. which re-
ports what purport to be three cases
of freezino. to death in Manitoba—
one at BUffalo Coolie, another at
' Goose River, and still another with-
in a few yards of the. Gazette office.
Now, the former two places are in
Dakota, and - the Gazette offige re-
ferred to iz Glyndoit, Minnesota.
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'First -Class Wauons,
%ring tor Spring tieeflivanamted of van, beet
SESON ED TilyiBER.
All of Aelaich will be sold at,the very
, LOWEST PRICES FORSX§11
Or approqed credit.
Brussels;Feb. 12, 1878. 2710
PRING
GOO S
AT HOFFMAN BROTHERS'
NEW PRINTS,
Dark and Light, suitable for the season.
HOLLAND
VERY CHEAP;
Good Value.
H,..AylAtt.T.011
iWhich have no equal for wear„uniformity of thaaad,
repiclity-in 'bleaching, lowness in prices, which is
' the main objeet.
And biasing -herd, sfenoriTmeoarrYiat have Isfetermined to
GREATLY REDUCED. IMICES
All parties wantingli choice a,rticle of Tea, and
wishing to'stave Money, will find it to theiihdvan-
tage to give them a call. They have also on hand a
very large stock of
GENERAL GROCERIESi:
Oatmeal, Cornmeal,' e Heron:110ring, &c.,
which they will sell ve 'cheat. for casit or farm
produce. -
. Brussels, Ont.
JOHN
Has now on hand a ler
LAND .-
'Which havliteen
ron, and are generally
made.
e number of his superior
OLLERS t
ed by the fanners of .11a-
cknowledged to be the litst
TURNI
Doublq
Of His 0
ie certain numb
desiring to gef one sho
are all spoken for. ,
DagsSE
SASH A
On. hand or Manuf
Goderich Street.
TOWELS AND TOWELING;
ea
ENDLESS VARIETIES.
TABLE LINE14S
And Table Napkins.
ED -SPREADS,
‘'White and Colored.
WHITE COTTON 110SE,il.
EMBROIDRED
and Single,
will only ba made, parties
d apply earlybefore duly
•
D DOORS.
tared to order'es usual
272
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9 NI
A72 0161. Przen
-est Groderies and Pre
Campbell's Clothing
Hotel, a few door s 7301
hopes to be favored w
ises where he can kee
ed stock, is "in a bett
customers. Call and
I large and extra e
OVER
d a large stook in the ehor-
- stone in the store adjoining
tore, oppesite *he Mansion
h of his old stand, where he
th the patronage of Ira; cas-
ing removed to largenprem-
a larger and betten assort-.
ee • the old faieriti.
eke- stock af an Ands o
thes, Tomatoes, &o.
LT
Cannot be beat -ter TEAS. They are first-class
and cheap.
TTAs just received
used in. the bus'
ed, io execute on th
latest styles, 'all ord
REGISTERS, LED
OE
Ruled, Printed Aid
Untied; and pric
pLR AN
Bound end r
large Stock of the materials
'ass, fuid is now fully preper-
shortest notice and i the
s he May be faaoareiltiWith.
ANY laktil,
de to order, on the shortest
s which defy competition.
e to. order.
..NEW BOOKS
paired at city prices. ,
All communication addresiead to the undersign-
ed, will receive prom b attention.
AND CUFFS,
LINEN
LACE AND NUSLIN,'
SPRING OF 1873.
CLOTHINC FOR ALL.
11A)1)SOMESli CLOTII
EVER BROUGHT INTO SEAFOBTH.
,itVLL AND SEE THEM.
ANDERS'ON3
MERCHANT TAILOR AND CLOTHIR, SEAt:ORTH, HAS RECEIVED HI§ SPRING STOCK OF
.011 OT HS;
Which are, -without'exaggeration, the hindsomeet Goods ever l?Ought into the Seaforth Ilarket.
FOR LIII.EAPNESS AND QUALITY, AS WELL AS APPEARANCE, '
THEY CANNOT BE _EXCE4' LED.
GENTS FURN SHISG§, HATS AND CAPS.
of K._TS AND CAPS are daily arriving,tend for quality, appearance, style n.nd price,
speak tor themselves.
Spring Stock
IN GENTS' FURNISHINGS
Everything in, this line is rconstantly kepti, and noaing but the LATEST STYLES
.1Tows' AND COUNTRY CUSTO3IERS LIBERA.LLY DEALT WITH.
Try him once, -and if- not satisfied you needn't come back.
A. GOOD FIT guaranteed or no money asked.
A discount of tIVE PER CENT. *ill be allowed on all cash par* chases.
REariMBER WHERE T6 GO0
ISIGN OF THE MAM140T1-1 .HAT,
7.7
'CObt.R.LPH
THE sindersigned, having sold the.Hneon Foundry
nineteen years, and trusts thet they will continue to
PUBLIC NOTICE.
Max giverettat the -tindersigned
haye Mg day entered into Partnership as
Millera and PrO411.00- Commis?: y:covinnits
Village of Seafortif, -u„.*Tr, ft:Mine, style and
fain et JAS. P. KEND CO.
(Signedd JAS. P. EENDALL,
MARTIN --CH.AALESWORTH.
Beg to state to the Etirme.reaProduce Merchants
and Dealers of the. County; of Huron that they
the ipzaiyou as the , Seaforth Mills, and -will
hereafter carry on the same.
All Kinds of GraMPurchased,
As forraerly,
And the Hifikest CAS.fl PRICE Paid.
FLOUR eichanged for WHEAT.
Farmers desiring.. to exchange tan rely upon
getting for their Wheat No. 3. Flour.
FLOUR DELIVERED in any part a the Vil-
lage free of cha.rge.
The undersignedlhaving had the entire working
management of the Mill for the past three -years,
patrons may rest 'seam -6d that they will reeeive
the same satisfactorsitreatment and as good. work
as formerly.
TN REFERENCE to the above, the undersigned
would beg to thank their numerous customers •
for the extensive patronage accorded to them for
the past four years, aaul trust that the same lib-
eral patronage will be extended to the new firm
wh.oni. we have pleaeare inbeing able to confident-
ly reeommend to our old patrons. Ali debts due
us, in connection -with the Mill nmst be paid to
Jas. P. Kendall & Co., and all debts dna by us, in
conneetion with the same, will be settled by the -
said firro. of Sas. P. Kendall & Co.
iodized Cod Liver
TH18 Preparation is a solution of Iodide of Iron
in perfectly pure Cod Liver Oil. It may be
used in all cases where the simple Oil is ordered,
and will be found greatly. superior to it. This
preparation is highly beneficial in Pulmonary Con-
sumption, Scrofulous Complaints, Chronic Skin
Diseases, and for all chronic disorders arising from
defective digestion, assimilation er nutrition. It
is also highly useful in Chronic Rheumatism. and
Compound Syrup of ITypophoepbites.
THIS is 8.11 agreeable Preparation containing the
Hypophosphites of Lime, Soila, Potash and
Iron, with free Hypophosplioroup Acid. Mill
tulip is a eertain remedy for General Debility
frona any cense, Nervous Diseasee and Serofulous
Complaints. It is also highly -useful in diseases of
the bones (especially in infants) and Incipient
Coasumption. Price $1,
The above Preparations are of standard medical
reputation, and oontaining -Secret ingrediertts,
May be preseribed by physicians -without hesita-
thin. :Prepared. by JOHN WILLIAMS,
London, Ontano.
For sale by—R. Lueisden; Seaforth; R Grant,
13russels a G. A. Powell, Wroxeter, and Druggists
generally". 235.
THE SEAPORTS
LUXBVI.R. YARD.
EGato inform the nublic that they have opened
-a Lumber Yard in Seatorth4 near Shearson's
on the ground fonnealy used as a Lumber
Yard, by xi: II:braes Lee.
They will keen constantly on hands, good assort-
ment of Alif. KINDS OF LU_MBER, dressed and
madrested. Also, LATH AND SHINGLES, all of
which they axe prepared sell at the loivest possi-
ble priees, for Cash.
Builder% and others will find it to their advant-
age to inspect bur stOck, and.aseertain our prices
before purehasingelsewherp, -we are in s. position
to offer geed inducements to cash, pttrehasers.
TO THE PUBLIC AT LARG-E.
the public fee their liberal support during. the past :
send their orders to the new Company.
R. RUNCiMAN.
Referring te the above noble°,
The Gbd,erich Foundry 8c. LIVIanufacturing Co,
STIKAM ENGINES AND BOILERS'; l'IJOUR, GRIST, AND SAW 'MILLS ;
All the above .Goods, just opened out, were
bought for Cash, and well be sold'
Everybody knows what
GREAT REDUCTIONS:
Can be allowed Cakh, which system We hived -
ably adhere to.
4
Parties not in need of any of the above Goods
*ad better not price them, for they are sure to buy
when they see the
QUAthY AND PRICES.
H.pfFAlLiki.N. BROS'.
CHEAP CASH STORE.
which igitl sold at cost.
SUGAR AND POTASH KETTLES, GRAIN -BARS;
1 WAGGON BOXES,
COOKING, PARLOR AND *BOX Sa1:6VES, of various kinds.
SALT; PANS.:JNAA6E TO ORDER.
-IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS, 'Als.TD BLACKSMITH WORK.
BOILER AND SALT PANS REPAIRED ON SHORT NOTICE.
TWENTY TO T/IIRTY-HORSE PO WEB ItUBULAR BOILERS generally on hand for sale.
orders addressed to the Company oT Seeretr wil1receive prompt attention. „1
General Manager.
..t Secretary and Treasurer.
Mansaser Agricultural Department. .
Godench, ari,o, June 10, 1872.
248
A_LLA.N tINE
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
Liverpool, Londonderry, Glasgow.
Short Sea Passages Rebus -mu- and Comfort.
One of the magnificent Sten -min -lips of this Line
(averaging trom 8,000 to 4,200 tonsd leaves Port-
land .
EVERY SATURDAY
On arriviii of the train leaving Toronto on Fridays
The Stenanships of the ALLAN LINE are des-
pate,hed from Liverpool every Thursday, and from
Derry every Friday for Canada. Also, from Glas-
gow about every ten days. Extra Steamships will
also be despatched from Itiverpool and Glasgow
on opening of Navigation.
Persons wishing to send for their friends can ob-
tain Throligh Passage cesaificates at the lowest
rates goott.for one year, and amount refunded less
snaL dediantion if Tickets not used,. This mode
Vringingont persons frofii 3)
TENCLAND) 'IRELAND Oft SCOT1.AND
TO CANADA,
Will be found to be the best and raost economical,.
as parties in tbis country having friends coming_
out will save $5 50 onaeaeh adult passenger by
purchaning the ticketiu this country. The Steam-
ships of the Allan Line come direct to tire Grand,
Tronk Railway WharveiNt Point Levi (South
Quebec] and Portland, and the passengers axe or-
waxded on at once to their deatination. • By this
arrangement passengers avoid all cartage and other
Through Passage Tickets and all inferhuition.
may be obtained from Mr. STRAITON, Agenta
templating aisiting the 'Old Country, or brialging
out frrends ould consult -with Mr. Straiten he-
foretthey ps'arelmse their tickets. By so doing they
will save money.
Tickets toaall parts of Canada nd the tfinted
States issued at the cheapest rates by
ABSTRACT
THE tnEXA usn in account with the Munici-
1878.
To taxes refunded. ,
A. STRAITOlt,
278-I Agent G. T. Railway, Seatinth,-
$81 89
" Treasurer's Tax for 1.871 and '72.. 2,047 17
" 'd Officers' Salaries. 848 00
" Six months' intiFesS on debentures. 75:00
Ceetincilor's Fee a.. 120 00
".1lehistration for birthe, Marriages
".Defaalt in plimeni of taxes. 14 93
Printing, postage and:stationery... 47 25
9 88
1,679 28
$10,542 70
Balance on bend te next ticfcitIlitt 1,471 69
1873.
By balance on hand from last audit.— $1,794 49
Non-resident Tftx for 1-871 1,606 62
" County surplus for 1872 677 88
Non-resident tax for 28 68
'" Collector% Taxesf r 1872.— 7,681 27
gness, Saddle and Trunk
SIGN OF THE SCbTCH, COLLAR.
A choice assortment of light and heavy Harness,
Whips, Bells, Horse Clothing, &c, kept tenetantly.-
on hand. Repairing promptly attended. to, and
thane's moderate. Remember the place, sign of
•
Pure Drugs an. Patent
_TUST 'RECEIVED, a tell supply of Pure Drugs
• and Patent Medicines, including
FELLOWS' SYRITP OF ?rikOPHOSPHITES,
; Allen's Lung Balsam,
Peruvian Syrup,
b.oshonees Remedy,
ennedy's Medical Discovery,_
Caldwell'o; Dyspepsia, Remedy,
Wheeler's'. 'Compound,
Ayer's Cherry. Pectoral,
Anti-Consumtltive Syrup,
, Bristol's Sarsaparilla,
Hyatt's Balsam,
Campbell's Cod Liver Oil,
Job Maes'.Feinale Pills,
Clark's Female Pills,
CENDINE DYE SURFS.
B.. ,LUIVISDEN,
Con;er Drug Store, Seaforth.
$12,014 89
Examined and found correct.
'3 JOHN BRODERICE,
Hay,.March 3, 1878.
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
NTOTIGE is herebngiven that the partnership
heretofore exAting between us, the nnder-
signed, as general blacksmiths and carriage
Makers, hi tbe village of Brussels, under the =MO
of George'English & Brother, has been this day
dissolved by -mutual consent. All debts owing to
the said partnership are to be paid to THOMAS
ENGLISH at Brussels and all -claims againstethe
said partnership ate to' be pres3ented to the rigid
Thoraas English, by whom the mune will be set-
tled, and who still on the lnisiness
the old stand.— ated at Brussele this 20th day of
Pe>rum-y, 1873.
ILSigneal GEORGE ENGLISH,
27834 THON,AS ENGLISH.
Ito SEASON CHANGED.
Ras sold all his Sleighs and Cutters, and is now
busy making up
BUGGIES AND WAGONS.
- A few Buggies and. Wagons left over from last
year, which will be sold cheap.
Any person wanting a substantial Wagon or
handsome tuggy should call at once aud make ar-
rangements, as a large number of orders are now
in, and. those who wait ,too long will probably not
be able to get their ordei:s filled.
Itepairing--and horse shoebig promptly attended
_THE un.dMersOlgriNedEhYas $317000 La.! NupwDa.rd, plivate
-I-funds, to loan, at 8 per cent. per annum., on
Fann property. Charges moderate. Marriage
lieences issued. Apply to
227-52- W. e.WILSON, Zurich.
MONEY TO LOAN.
TBDsubscriber has MONEY *to loan to any
iiiiaormt en good farm property. Interest, SIX
per cent. per annurn, -when the interest and. prin-
ciple are paid yearly, =di?, per cent. per annum
when the interest only is paid.
227-52 At cheap cash Store, sign of the Bear.