The Huron Expositor, 1873-07-25, Page 7TTL 25, 1872.
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!Oltrif-
fart ever before t
mor bele of
' ISTE
• PATENT
C PUT,
ng and ciat.
C TERNS
rfoRY TANK
refer.. These are nom aa•
sanest, best and 'cheapest
IugententeT for
ELL
gen t, by which nee'
to V)arties wafting Wella
4ness-
; eXperieuce and my int .
contldleut' of giving satie..
favor me with their Viers..
;- Warranted,
rTx SHAFoiaTH,
e oryoursejvea,
eith which to carr on; my
to that all overdue Notes.
ttf eel immediately will
Iter for collection-
`1r R. WILLIAMS.
FORTH
0KS
D, ile returning his sincere
is for their liberal sup�too
t1ri, opportunity of stabnt
ago services: of Mr: A.D.All
Mild Mechanic, as, foreman
k _ Planing, Sash and. Door
•
I FARMERS
vantage to call, as they can
ieel. Line done on the short-
MOLDINGS,
hort-
order- A limited number of
AND SINGLE
CARROT DRILLS.
e'ROLLERS,
and Gates on hand.
KANUFATURERS.
manufacture of Cheese-
dSETTERS
led
on the shortest notice
True. Boxes guaranteed 1
raitiug orders fordifferent
:111.. MARTIN
Novelty Works, Seuforth.
)&MIN LGN
DE INVESTMENT
NDGN, ONT.
e1 street, opposite City Hall,.
tdort, unit.
f• or the purpose of advane-
tut Town. • Property at a very.
Ind on the meet favorable
aclrt periods repayable by in,
rowers-. Parties purchasing
liege or Stores, will find the -
pneferable to any other movie,
,anti at the end of each hair
With principle and interest
zzr 1°Oyeare. ' If paid yearly,
bite€ at any time, and with ,
>rnd the time necessarily ex-
. -fat -ion of title and prepare -
ea to: terms; &c., apply
T. B. LETS,
t€I;Treasurer, London Ont.
[IGf
Let., Valuator at Sea-
. 280-52
at
Mal. AT LARGE; ..
OLIVER,
fiddle and Collar
FAGS: I; R EF,,,
01 TR .
SCOTCH COLLAR.
• of light and heavy Haruegsr
pething, ere., kept constantly
• psomptly attended to, and
eme;Taber the place,sign of
W. H. OLIVER.
R PARI
i41 ACDON ALI)
' • nblie that they hare opened
si Se>aft,rth, near. :sheareou s-
fermerly used as a Lumber
F• Lee..
art ntly on term it a good assert-
rtes-LI'yi1',-l-.it, clre:tsed and
LTTIL AND SHINGLES,. all of
reel. to sell at the lowest Lossie
wilt find it to their advent-
dts ek, and ascertain our prices
ee here, a:a we are in a position
Renee to cash purchasers.
3.IABEE & MA.CDON ALD
ARDING.
le.t,._ed the lerge. and cone-
[, en the Salt 1\ OL ' Grounds`,,
'itation ane has fitted it tip
ks eared table anti corufortablle
isluitg a pleasant boarding -
rt., there are at present a few
4 boarders anccrm'moda aat
228
'LAN LNG ;VITA,
ND BLINDFAC-TORY
'e leave to thank his tea.mero to
liberal patronage extended to
o
btisiuess in Seaforth, an
favored with a continuance
e, builds would do melt to ging
,ee,ittin:no to keep •ou hand
la of
LE LUMBER,
sRM,
"DS, MOULDINGS,
LATE, ETU.
Orf' giving satisfaction to those
wlth their patronage, as none
en are employed.
ntiou paid to CuKtom Plnniu8`
N H. R1 O AUFOO-1'
L.:
:Hoa' Muslins are Made. An Evening with MI
'ruder.
us ills now pr ace W shall never forget' that ev
by machinery rival in fineness of Hing we spent at :M agru r
texture -arid beauty of finish those ago: We admired Miss ['
woven in the E+ ast1 But it is not and we went around to se
true.. A native: *roman with' her .was summer time, and
fingers- and spind',le alone and a and she sat upon the pial
native mean with hie toes and bamboo carpenter . had been there, that day
loom alone will spin a thread and gluing up the rustic chaff:s.on the
finish a piece of muslin which can- porch, so we took a seat' ' the step
not, lay the application of the rr,ost in front of 1'Jiss Magru ,where
we could gaze' into her
drink -in her smiles..: It
bable that the carpenter
upset' his gluepot on the .1
`we set, for, after enjoying
gruder's 1 emarks for a
hours .and drinking in sevt
most bewitching smiles,
rise for the purpose of g i
but; found that we were i.
fixed to the step. When
grader said don't be i
we: told, her we believed w
The conversation haled a s
after that, and we .sat"thea
whether. it would be be
Miss Mag'rudei to withd
we disrobed and went horn
land 'costume, or whether
urge her- to warm up the
whether we should give o
wrench and then ramble
yard backward. About
Miss Magruder yawned, A
It frequently said; that English
,and French ,na i• produced
Ilee
s Mag-
.;
syea'
gr gads ,
her, • t
Qonllght,
za. - The
delicate machinery',be-produced out
side of India. _There is one quality
of Decca: muslin, for .example,
which is termed woven HLi. It is,
made only for king's daughters. So
short is the staple of yaw material,
and so brittle its fibres, that it must
be spun by -a woman under twenty-
five, and before the dew has left the
grass in the morning. As a substi-
tute for natural moisture, the evap-
oration; of water from a shallow
pan is 'sometimes used, but the
quality of the work in that - case is
inferior. . And yet, though the most
delicate and finest of fabrics, a piece -
four yards in length by one yard in
width; Weighing less than one ounce
. avoirdupois often, it is exceedingly
• durable, :and will wash. Since the
disappearance of many of the native
rulers of India, this " evening dew,"
as it is ;Also called, is not largely
made , but as there are those -Who
will pan ten and twelve _ dollars a believed she would go to
rtjr•d for it, the art is not likely to we suddenly asked her if.sl
eyes ` anO
erns pro-
3st have
)ot where
Hiss Ma-
ouple of
al of her
tried to
ng hone,
movably
ss Ma -
a hurqv,"
ouldn#t.
der tone
thinking
ct to ask
w while
in Hi h-
ewoud
ker,' r
terri c
t e
lidight
;said she
. .Then
thought
hj eCtlon
s fora•
n ted to
t~n. We
ijiagrud-
oubts of
O Called
'agrid-
'
i ed the
epro
ec of
c ;e(t.
be Tilost. The professional story
tellers of the - East, swaying their
bodies to the cadences of their voice,
will tell you in rhythmical Hin
doostanee, of the anger of-Aurung-
ebe .with his daughter, because Icer
garms could be seen through the
seven jahmas she had on ; and of
the weaver who Wft8- ba.nished from
Decca because his cow, unable from
its fineness to see th.e#piece the piece
of Abrovan which was spread upon
the herbage, ate up six yards.
-••
Two Kinds of Women.
We once knew -a man who bad.
married a spoiled beauty, whose
m. urmairs, exactions and caprices
-were infinite:, He hadat length,
as a refuge to his wearied -nerves,
settled down into a habit. of utter
disregard and neglect ; he treated
her wishes and cotglaints with
equal indifference, and went on
with his fife as nearly as possible as
her father would have an
,to lending us his front
clay or two, because'. we
take them home for a pat
are of the opinion that Mi
if she did not exist. lie silently
provided for her what hq,. thoug l t.
proper,. without troubling.himself to
notice her requests or listen to her
er must have entertained
our sanity, for she rushe
her father, and screamed.
er came down with a do
ed gun.. ;Then we exp
situation in a whisper, a
cured a =saw and , cut ou , . Ip
the step to which we wet4 att
Then we went 'home w • 1jing the
patch-, and before two o ck cr sh-
ed -out our young love fo Ma-
gruder. We never Calle g and
and she threw' herself a
dry .goods- man. There. an -
choly satisfaction in r • ese
memories of youth,;an flting
upon the influence of al the
emotions of the human l • • �c=
urda, y ;Evening Post. t
� • ,.
How the Shah L
1ss
fall
.y ;o
a
lingm
t
r;�eec
upon
it.—
Henry, Wattdrson. w
Louisville . Courier -Jon
lows : The Shah hnnsel
grievances...Sickness came, but the cuss. He resembles doe
heart of her husband was cold and tures of the more cruelf
gone; there was no sympathy left to fattlet a containedin tl>I
waren her. Death came, and he
� tions of ' the Arabian
breAth°ed £r�eely`as a man released.. .dare say.le has�caused
He married again ---a woman with fellow's Jhead to be Chopp
no beauty, but much lave and _goody
notice of five minutes,
ness—a woman who asked little, not surprise me to lea t
blamed seldom, and then with all p
a trick of making himsc f
the tact amid address which the at- three or four times a
most thoughtfulness could dei ise ;.
and the passive, negligent husband fierce - eyed, tallow • v
beast as ever wore a
became the attentive„devoted slave carried a cimeter, an
-of her will. He was in her hands vizier, wk>o is along with
as clay in the hands of the potter a tri=fle the less brutal
the least breath at .sliggestion of if you met either in a
criticism from: her lips, who criiiciz-
ed so little and so thoughtfully, you wouldtremble fol
If Captain Jack has a
weighed more with him than many terrane be is no true Mb
outspoken words. So ie
dff rent is
s.:
S ALW
Y'i REN'o`VNE
0. FORNEW AND F
He has now ou hand
�RDIE'S AMIE ,SUITS, LADIES' LININ
s ' , MARSEILLE SUITi.
PLAIN AN iD STRIPE
His]
Dress Go
T; a fat
ieland
An.itnn
ense
GI
e
sty
ows
ense
i OUR
Don't forget
OUR ::
es to the
1 as fol-'
s! an lgly
y the pic-
his '•re-
arly edi-
glits. . I
a
offi
itwi
rat the
a wide
loath.
ged
anionc
firs g
im, 1s
d Vic
ark
your
Qse -
oc. -
_ o
the same h t}man being, according to ( ;A Time Tabes
40-41
the touch of the Kana which plays Hang this in the liter
upon him..—Englishwoman's Isomes- office, stole, shop, or
place where it will be see
does it.matter if we lose a
tic 1[agazine.
'N!
” All Hands Below."
t, p
on e
sites in a - whole day 7' .
,
ew,
DS
A goon story is told of n 1,wship, brit escaped at one of the ing hours in a, day, 8 ) i
southern ports and took refuge in a . ' L
church, Soon afterward, when the 10 minutes lest each, daylie, in a y eri .. 6. 4 0
•congregation ,had assembled, and the 29
tee lost elide dints in S y ar. 13 i
minister began preaching in his 60 minntes lost each day is, in a 4ar. :89 1 90
earliest fashion, saying there was no • 'When men conie in ake up
virtue in them—that eveily one . your time and annoy y'e ask thud
would g4)._to endless perdition unleos to study the table a littl
-they speedily repented—just as he 1 ' A** IP-, 1 I
:spoke the sentence, up spoke the par- Stealing a Maroh on :a Ro
i- _
which had always lived on board Time:: (days in a year, 313 , orf-
n
poor
n a
Auld
has
wer
A
ugly
1 or
sand
only
ious.
alley
life.
otn-
rior,
ether
hat
mint -
5
I
er-1-
rt from his hiding pia' • _
" All hands below ! righting things up In in Pante
To say that " all hands " were without appealing to the maj
startled would be a mild way --of put- the law. lA Manchester man
had ui1 obtained a :far m
ting it. The peculiar voice• . and un- aunfY
known source had much more effect dying main, to the detrir ent
on them that the parson's voice. ever widow and children, .reeentl
__ to �.,!� the hay on, f
had. He waited - a, moment, and
,then., a shade or two: paler, he re-
peated the warning ,
" All hands ' below !" again rthig
out from somewhere. '
The preacher started from his
pulpit, and, looked anxiously
around, inquiring if anybody hail
spoken. -
" All' hands below !" was' the only
;:reply, at which the entire panic-
=stricken congregation got up, and a
moment afterwards. they all bolted
-for the doors, the preacher 'trying'
his b - st to he first ; and during the
time the mischevio us bird kept ' up
yelling: ,
' " All bands below !"
There was an old woman present
who was lame, and could not go out
as fast as the -rest, and in a shoit
time she was left alone. Riot, as
s1,e was • about to hobble out, the
.parrot flew down, and alighting on
her shoulder, yelled an her ear :
"All hands belows!
• .
As the Sure
Iu enet f ariety, from $1 50 dpi •arc.
•
Mock of Silks,• Grana
L!allot be ex -celled in ai
�, elties in Ladies' Colli
Stock of Parasols and
Lf I
IWILLINER1
see our Tea and Su,
AS CAN:
OT B
tar season is a tvanciiig
f�
litte�3, Japanese Silk, Poplii s, leey country town,
rs. and Cuffs, in Muslinn
and Lin n
Citi Moves In ever}- style.
4
DEPARtMS.
rs ; l l ponnc s of bright Deme
S IONABLE GOODS.
SUITS CHILDREN'S
S
EXCELIED FOR QU
the above Dry Goods will .)e s
OM
H,AWLS,
Gros Grain Silk and Farley
ets, Reap Lace Collars, Fancy
CCMPLkTE.
ata Sugar, $1.
A ITY AND 'PRICE.
d heap for cash.
KI DD
SE.A'ORTH.
I
THIS CON
•
THEG
uiMM
10N
And will last tail every doll
ref Fall Stook, �cyhieh he is un
Come early. ow. is your til
.
Y c•f
bury,
ty of
who
of a
f .the
.case
ENT'S,
F
ERN
S EV
ERYBOD
Ems. CLEARING S1AL
DRQ
TKTC A
OF
1 1J1 i3
A UR. DAY,
's wort ' is swept out, regardless )f c
�r$inr ''rect. Every(>ody knows w'at i
e. Doi 't let your best chance pas .
AKE A 1NOTE 0
H AP WRY GO
KER
to iufo -m the pe pie
for a term of years, and are
Cas ti. _ gs, St
Flows, an
t his
mowing Machine ready for 1Je the
next morning, and retired. That
night about twenty meft and women
turnel out, did up the Naying
moonlight; sold the crop ahd 'placed.
the money in keepinn- ifor 'the right-
ful heirs, and all begre
(Mass.) ilepublican.
Bleeding at the Nose.
This ig commonly harmless ,alf-
We are ale
The undert
satisfaction i
287
"No, no, 13Ir. Devil l" shrieked I
the old woman, "you can't mean
ane, I don't belong here i; I go to
church across the way."
f ,Huron
tow prey
aw
dol
prepared to do BEPA
igned have had long e
a all their work.
WWKIE
and public amorally that
TSI
And
AT
NEW ARRIVALS THIS
7'77.
CIT FM EM.!
WEEK.
1 0 yards of French Dress Muelins at 7e. per yard,
1 X/ Parasols at 25e.; silk ones from 50c.
1 0 pieces of New Dress ,Goods at 123,c. worth 25c.
1 0 pieces of New Drese Goo s at 15c. worth 80e.
pieces of New Dress Goo a et 20e.evorth 40c.
30 pieces of new Canadian a 4 English Tweeds, all
: 1110 boxes of Paper Collars at lf the ustial price.
111 Ladies' Linen Collars an uffs at half price..
NEW
30
IS NO I
LY 5,
st. Must be done to make room
su herb stock is'kept at DEFT'S.
8
ey ha
ed to manufacture all kinis o
Cutters, S.a l
;her Farming
:nING of every description.
:e1ience ine tLle I� oundry, bu
. j
KERR,
STORE.
DRY.
CO.
e leased the Seaforth Foundry
g Machines,
>,plexnents.
sin iss,, and are prepared to guarantee
LKIE' &; CO.
Fo:
the 1
[ay�ng a
d {
77.
ry
st of 1$73.
eFe
The Subscribers er their va ed
CAYUG. CHIEF JR: MOWER, AND
. REA
end guarantee them superior in every respect to a
advantages over Combined Machines -•e would me
1st. They are cheaper, b
chines cost
2nd. The
The pitmai
uneven suit
8rd. The
ready for it
other mac
JOHNS 0
y Combine
Mon the fo ow
ELF -RAKING SINGLE
es in use. Among their chief
ng I
Combined Ma-
s workin free y, and ueyer el -cupping, s is alWay the 4se with combined Machines on
acdeos. bgtter Work, becanse each is sp eially ada ted to it; own cline; of work, is always
s work withbut changes and both mac es, by th ir tilti g levers, will cut'eloser than any
ine. This is a great AdVantage, especi lly in mos ing, as aneinch at the bottom is worth
three at th tenth's year. I 1
or both in lli kinds 'of grass or -grain, and will agre to cut th werst lodged gre.ss or grain, going the
same way t is lodged, whiell no other Mower er Re per can do.
:We offer to such as insist upon trying combined naehines our .•
0 TO COMM ED MACHINE V; ITH ,JOHNSTON SELF RAKE,
We have no space to enimierete tho further adva tages of lese ma .hines, but offer a trial of either
peatedly been known to have died
from it: in childh and early
upon -active congestio . In old ai,e
it. is symptomatic, an the reault of
its susilension, betok ns disease `or
danger. Various me ns are adoPt-
ed for its control - raising bath
hands over the hea and holding
ful. The best remedy, when it can
be obtained, is a bunch of comman
tansy ,held to the- hose, and t e
aroma snaffed up into the nostr., s,
How. it acts we do not know, but
we are certain it stops the bleeding.
And guarantee it equal to
Repairs at .TOHN
the best of its class. All our'worh gaarant ed. Address
THOMSON & WILLIAMS Mitchell, Ont.
ON BROS., Seaforth.
LONGINE
R. 90UNTER, iSEAFORTH,
'Has just received two more easel; of those celebrated
81
ASSORTMENT OF
or 16 yards for $1.
ONABLE SHAWLS
vERT
PIECES oF NEW
From 9c. Ito I4c. per yard.,
UMBEG. ALL GOODS F. AS ADVERTI
TTER EXCH4NGED FO
PRINTS
ED, AND QNLY ONE PRICE.
GOODS,
THE ERDI
FAIR TEST THE 'VERDICT OF THE I3EOPLE IS'
HEqUERED STO E AND TEA DEPOT
. Is the place to et the cheapest and best
Th Proprietor of the CHEQUERE,D, STOR AND TEA DEPO has pleasure in stating that his
et tock having maed off So rapidly, he has heady putehased a fr Rh supply, and as resnitnf quiele
es he is enabled -to Btill flathin reduce priel To parties taking FEA by the Caddie, half idlest erl
est
SPECIAL REDU 'NON 'BULL 13E MAD,E.
mere and others living at a distance should remember that our roads nifty soon break up; and that
now i :the time and
eaforthi , is the Town to ,get th6 'Highest Prices
,For what they have to sell, and that t e •
CHEQUERED ST
Is the place to
E AND TE DEPOT
et the best barweina in .
ere be any who have doubt on this poinel ofeyt-hhealaveoo.nly to mike a trial and they will be convina-
50 Barrels Labrador Herrin s,
250 Barrels Lake HuTon He ings,
A large;lot of dry Fish, Sal on. Trout, andi
CI-EQUERED ST RE AND EA DEPOT,
'te Fish,
W PRICES' AT THE
JAMES MURPHY.
I. '000 00G ACRE
CHEAP FARM844,
he cheapeee Land in market for sale by tb
UNI00 PACIFIC RAILROAD COMP NY
On the Great Platte Valley.
g,060,000 A res 1,21 Central .Nebras
No -for sale in tracts of 40 urea and-upwar , on
:ad male ittteres • d.
and heal hful climateefertile soil, an 8,
da cc Of good Later.
lneT IN THE WEST ' The
Uhl BEST
gr at mining re ons of Wyoming, Colorado, ittah,
an Nevada leing supplied by fermiers inathe
' PI tte Valley.
. ()idlers entitled to a homestead of 160 az
TI
th
th
of
ol
PERSO B OF FOREIGN BIRTH
Are'entitled'to the
deifiering, tbeir intention to become citieens of
United States, and may avail themselvSs of
s provision inim.ediately after their arrival;
choice Gov mrnent Lands open for entry.2.nder
e lifomeste Law, near this Great Reelroad,
th good mar ets and all the conveniences of au
seittled en try. -
se•eePLAipodanarsasieess7oppsur,cahhacyaseinrsoofthReaiLlraous.ad, Lalealsoillenew
item a descriptive pamphlet with noir maps
Hee free every -where. .
Land Commissioner U. P. R. Z.
11 I
LONCINE WATCHES,
As • proof of the exc
months, and eaeh one
CLEAR
Ladies
llent quality of these Watches, Mr
as gien.entire satisfac 'on.
OR 0__E
has sold four eases within six
EK.
AT Ij iTIS/
Hats, 1171,triln.711e(1.
RA 01—, $ FRO
LO UNICE]) HI E
N ' S m m R
EMEMBER, ONE WEr'S
2,5 GENT
from Ocai
A;S, just r eeived a large Stock of the rea oriels
need in e business and is noW fully' repar-
execiete on the sh'ortest notice and n. the
twit styles, all orders_ he may be favoure with.
OF A'NY RIND,
and made to order; on the latest
at prices which defy compete ion.
°trio Boxes d; Rancy Cases
Made to order.
L AND NEW BOORS
,ound and repeired at city prices.
All comm. 'cations addressed to the undersign-
ed, ill reeei e prompt attention.
DANIEL McGREGOR,
J.
Has 3
OVER
, TEST EXCITEMENT.
received. and, opened out
$102000 WORT
ti OF
SPRIN AND SUMMER
G'? NSISIiiING OF
(Fancy and Staple,)
READ -MADE CLOTHING,
.B OTS. AND SHOES,
ROC RIES, &C.
TICE • hereby given that the undel-signod
--I have. this dity entered into PartnerShip as
Mill Ts and Produce Commission Merchante in the
Vill ge of S aforth, under the name, style and
igneel,) JAS. P. le-ENDALL,
MARTIN CH.A.BLESWORTII.
J S. I!. KENDALL •& CO
13eg to state'l o the Farmers, Produce Merchants
end Dealers of the County of Huron Omit they
' Lute purchase' from eleesrs. SH 'ARSON & CO.
the ills kuo as the Seafoit Mills ahd will
her utter ea n the same.
All ds of GrainPurchased,
As formerly,
FLOU t exchanged for WEE T.
F inners esiring to exchange can rel upon
F OUR D LIVERED in any part of he Vil-
he under ig,ned, having had the entire orking
mit agemen of the Mill for the past three years,
. pat ous may rest assured that they will receive
the same sa isfactory- treatment and as good work
as onneriy.
fe
he stock
d to. the
closeet
o
LLINE
Special dis
Call and se
qL0 rHING
a a!, cOst, to c:ear Summer Stock.
SALE AT HILL'S.
for
eri
ly
us
Ja
CO
Sit
is the largest end cheapest ever 0-
ublic, having been purchased on the
rma in the very best inerkets, and
er $'20,000 of Goods.
GAINS in Prints and Dress Goo .
al vrholesale cost price.
in'great profusion. Goods make
ed to order on the shortest noticei
kinds will be sold at prices that WM
.ouits for CASH.
the goods and pritee before p
JOHN LECKIE,
ARD CASH I
REFERENCE to the above, the mid reigned
would be.; to thank their numerotts t stomers
the extensive patronage aceorded to, ttiem for
past fon: years, and trust that the Name lib -
hi,
1 patrona Ye will be extended to the leew firm
ecoraree a to our old patrons. All, d .bts due
in connection with the Mill mouth Paid tn
nection 'th the same, will be eettled by the
noW buying any quantity of
ER
AND
No charge for inspeetion.
GODER
CH -STREET SEAFORTIL
0 CAR WRIGHT, L. D. Se Surgeon Dentist
(lass and F idays. Tlie remainder of the ti e at
his* Strzetfoed office.
Parties requiring tew teeth are reqteseed to cell,
if at Seelo h and Clinton, on the first days f a
Testim ills of over 600 patients who hav ha
their teeth ext) acted by the use of the Gatti m
be seen at my office in Stratfoid.
Teeth i eerted in the most substantial Ril ire
proved sty es.
Filling one in gold, &e., in a moaner whie
13.04 sur aseed,
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