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1873.
HURON EXPOSITOR,
Oft in.Ere
i
I feel
Of st
A
ear hae
fashion
certed
pain'
nor a
ceived
ate.*
bum.
the se
I don'
Let's
house.
—A
shirt o
the sc
GArnIES
xe stilly n.i t;
umber's ch hath bound me,
ie savage bit
eters buzzing round . me
hap who in s : me Mysterious man -
received a ibid to a large and
ble party was somewhat discon
on finding that he was not ac-
with a sir gle person present,
uble one either. Finally he per
elderly gentleman of disconsol-
n looking ovt'r a photographic al -
Our hero made for this party of
int partand said, K`I say, you and
seem to k row anybody here.
home." It .was the head of the
Wisconsin boy puts a sheep -skin
when he expects a 'licking from
ool teacher, and the teacher .is
at the way that boy can hold out
before he hollers.
—"What's the us of trying to be hon-
est. !" asked a yOun man the other day
of a .. `end. 'Oh, ; ou ought to try it
once : see!' was e reply.
to have suc-
ceed e iii playing a thorough confidence
game pon the potaa : • bug. He planted
a . of corn in e: ch potato hill, and as
the co came up first, the bugs thought
it wasa corn field, and started for other
scenes
—A
nounet
fresh
receive
if W
R -o -c -
ti
Zeit
tin u
g KK
a
hor`
"KWVo
an affected youngroan, rising in his seat.
"Yes," triumphantly exclaimed the ac
tor; ' Lust step up this way, Sir." The
young man sat down.
—A merchant who has a class in Sun-
day -school asked, ;''What is solitude?"
and was visibly disturbed when a miser-
-able
ad -e
_S,
any
fence
judge
took t
—0'
spend
a roo
beds,
facetious M$sachusette grocer au -
s on a pla. d at the door, " a
Mice of fish lickers," when he
s a new lot o smoked tongues. . .
young stiden wants us to tell him,
r -r -e -e -s -t -e -r spells Wooster, why
i -e -s -t -e -r don't spell Rooster. We
e iiot engaged in get-
rse! My kingdom. for
elebrated tragedian.
-o as well ?" inquired
up, as we a
p dictionarie
A, horse! A h
e !" cried a;
dd a Jackass
'4
y answered, `: K The store that don't
se.11
ene in court :; Judge. "Have you
mg to offer to the court before sell-
s passed on you." Prisoner. K'No,
I had ten dollars, but nay lawyers
at."
d Deacon N---, having ceasion to
e night at a hotel, wa assigned.
in which there,were th ee. single
O of which already co teed oc-
cupan s. Soon of r the light as extin-
gutshe 1 a man in o e of the then beds
began snore so lodly as to p event the 1 Granite monuments L
deaco a from falling asleep. ie tumult '
incr ell as the night wore alc-a.y, until . Work of the best style an
tie doubt that the precautions of her o wn-
ers in spending $25,000 in increasing her
stroll th. and addin7 to'_ier sea qualities,
e immediate cau.e of her es ape
m foundering . with all on board.; A
illustration of the old adage, An
&c.—St. Jot"n's
was
from
happ
ounce of precaution,"
Globe.
BRUSSELS. FOUND
f
.LHE SUBSCRIBER ,visbe:f to call the atte
of the farming conimun ty in general
large and varied stock of
Agricultural I ++ plemen
Consisting
IRON. AND .W
With the latest improved
GANG
CULTIVATORS, L
HARROWS., SO
He -would beg to call ape
cell brat
FARMER
which has given universal
used, to which is now add
much required in this part
class:
STAVE -DRUM L
From $22 to $85.
First-ClaOs
Getting up for Spring ase,
P
OD PLO
tion
o his
•
•
teel Mould Bo : rd,
OWS,
D ROLL
SEASONE'
All of which will be
LOWEST; PRICE
Or approved
WM.
Brussels, Feb. ls,"18' 8.
S, &c.
M attention. t the
PLO
atisfaotion wh : :ver
a Thistle Po t, so
Also, to som: first -
D ROLL
,Also, a few
Wagons
arranted of v
TIMB
old at the very
best
FOR CAS
SEAFORTg ,D NUR
MARBLE WOR
wt. mgssgiir
(Late ol,,Ilatajlton,)
Would intimate to their unnierous friends
general public that taey are prepared to
orders for
s.
Montunents, Headstones, Table
Mantels, &c.
nported to
a art, and ea
it bec me absolutely fearful. °rue tw-o enrpassed in this part .)f On
or thr e hours after mid-nieht he snorer A call respectfully so iicite
tune iiisn self in bed, aaid r ve a hid- Next door to Portees -taro Store,
H. ILES
con t ought the third gentle an asleep . L. MESSET.
the
all
nFit be
11.
ET.
Bible-
Steph
tiamen
The S day befor the election, in the
course of his pulpit ervices, Mr. Gilfillan
read t te sixth that ter of Acts. , There
was tench merrim nt'when. he came to
the --th verse — " And they chose
—A a hotel, a- short time since, a
girl im uired of h gentleman. at the -table
if his cup was out. "No," said he, "but
my co ee is." The poor girl Cent away
to pay him back in is own eon While
It'l at db. er the stage lrove up, and, sever-
al corm g in, the gen 'email asked : "Does
the sta re dine here? ' "No, sir," replied
the gir in a sarcastic tone, "but the pas-
-A Vestern farmer, it is reported, re-
fused t look at a simple sewing -machine
recentl , as he always, "sowed wheat by
hand." He is said to be related to the
ic
thine o his farm ; for," said he, "give
-e my family toe the mark accord-
ing to 1 w and Scripture."
—M y_years ago a Mr. Miller, one of
the ear est settlers of aneighboring town,
sold a 3 oke of oxen for fifty dollars, and,
and re eived. hi payment a fifty -dollar -
bank -b , which he carefully folded up
and de osited in. his tobacco -box for safe
keepin . Mr. M. wa; accustomed to
make n e of the weec at any hour of the
C -i day, or Lnight even, whenever Ice felt an
di inclinat on for it. The night following
09 the sale of the oxen he sought his tobac-
1-3 co -box. Finding a convenient portion,
he 'put t into his mouth, and, not really
0 obtain" the full benefit he expected,- he
1/ chewed it up Most rigerously and effec-
'A strength to. the tobacco ! No strength to
the tob -cco !" When, iecollecting the
t111.4 transact ons of the .day and the place
,:r1 where e had deposited hii treasure, he
aeltladierdr, ' Ohio ! A yoke of oxen' at' one
eadine in Public. Fitz -James
Opposite the IVaterloo Hong°, near the
SEAFOTZTH
•
MARBLE- -yvoR
Carlin
0
eo
Oee
set
04
o
The
The t
arrow Escape of the
tal destruction of this fine steam-
ship, wi Wall on boar 1, when she struck
on Greelli, Island Reef in theGulf of St.
Lawrencie, on th.e nig t of the 22d, was
her pee Ear constru tioni and superior
tar in tl e Unithd. Ste es. j She was then
used on the dining ables on board is
the sainct'as was fur ished and marked
Tea-zer Ott each piece, hen she went into
the brocikade. service. After the close
of the war this vesse was bought by a ,
New York- firm, a -td remodelled at
cost of .t8O,000. Soen after, she was
parchased by the Que. ec and Gulf Ports
8teaansii p Company. She was taken to
ments at a cost of :::25; )00, and- her name
was changed to that 0 _ 'Aliramiehi. She
teccaeQioreeibge-nasthi3,e. iron dal, but when taken 1
k'as pia iced. with the best
of ash ua on her iron s des, finazdy fasten-
ed with iron bolts pas ing in drilled holes
ii
through er iron sides Her sides were
number cf knees, whil the upper deck
there th staterooms as doubleplauked
m order 6 add to her strength and pre-
vent th possibility 1 water 'passing
eorrespoi dent passed up in this vessel
from. Pic on to Quebec on the trip pre -
`dons to hat on whic she struck upon .
• tile Reef and vas bea, hed, thus saving
the lives f all on board. On the way up,
the stain. -th character of the vessel was a
84.bjeet of remark amo ig those familiar
with naval architecture, and there is lit -
MONUMENTS, HEADSTOe ES,
nerican and Foreign
ted in the best Style,
And 'work of all kindi in
Marble, desig,ned and exec
and at most reasonab e
Mantas' of Vari
plied.- on
08 0
shoi
Granite Monument
CALDER
277 A
and
ored (art.
otice.
BR THE
DREI CALDER',
le svp-
mprted
ea
THE OM
SOOT
OF LONDON
Head Office, Richroon -stree
Lo don. 0
Established in 1872 for th
• hag money on Farm a id Tow
low rate of interest,
terms of repa.yment.
. Loans for long or s
stallnaents to snit bo
Farms, building Dwe
,terms of this Soeiety
for instance, $76 90
iNVESTMENT
TREASUR
R'S SALE OF LANDS
O x. TAXES_
COUN Y OF fluROY, virtue of a warrant udder the hand of the Warden of
• o Wit : . the County of Huron; and the seal of the said County
bearin date the Thirtieth ay of August, A. D., 1873,,to' me directed for the `col-
lectio of arrears of Taxes . ue on the undermentioned lands, these are therefore
to gin notice, that unless he said taxes together with all lawful costs and charges
be soo er paid, I shall, an
THURSDAY, Y, - TH.E 8TH DAY OA .DBCKIITDR, A. D. 1873,
At ' e hour of 1 o'clock P hI'' at the
COURT HOEUSE
Proce d. to sell by PUBI4I
be sufficient to di
Lot o Part of Lot.
E 4 ..
S -
N E 1
E o N A.1....
S W art or 4
17.....'...
N W part 21
W 36
25.. .
26...
27...
32
Lot or Part of Lot.
Sub. of Lot 16, Con.
1, Usborne, 46...
Sub. of Lots 17 & 18,
Con, 1.Osborne, 21
Sub. of Lots 17 & 18,
Con. 1, Usborne, 29
Sub. of Lots 17 & 18,
Con. 1, Usborne, 30
Sub. of Lots 17 & 18,
Con. 1, Osborne, 37
Sub. of Lots 17 & 18,
� Con, 1, Osborne, 3$
IN THE TOWN 'OF GODERIOH, Sob. of Lets17&1S.
Con. 1, Usborne. 39
Sub. of: Lots 17 & 18,
Con. 1, Usborne. 42
Sub. of Lot 20, Con.
1, Usboriie, 49....
55 - $56 49 Sub. of ,Lot 20, Con.
13 79 88 1, Usborne, 50....
43 51 13 Sb. Lot 1, Con.1, Hay
60 16 99 formerly Frances -
63 18 57 town. 302........
55 89 78 Sub. of Lot 25, Con. 1.
40 9 24 Stephen, formerly
35 6 89 Francestown, 359..
'Sub. of Lot 25, Con. 1,
1 30 440 Stephen, former ly
1 30 440 • Francestown, 376..
1 30 4 40 tSub, of Lot 25, Con, 1,.
1 28 4 06 Stephen, formerly
1 28 4 06 Francestown, 377.. .. 1-5 patented 46 -1 23 1 69
1 28 4 06 TOWNSHIP OF EAST �% A't-1� A� OSH.
1 28 4 06 S part 33 .. ' 9th . 170. patented 71 35 • 3 00 74 35
1 28 4 06 TOWNSHIP NSHIP OF WEST �;AWAI��OS f.
1 28 4 06 . N 18.. let 100 unpatented : 35 68 2 10 37 78
1 40 -9 32 E 14.. 12th; 100 patented' 28 81 1 92 30 73
1 28 4 3068" 23..:........... 13th' 100' patented 32 50 2 03 34 53
1 48 12 38" • +' 23. , 13th 100 patented 32 50 2 103 34 53
VILLAGE OF DUNGAN ON. IN WEST WA\'i'ANOSH.
2 00 33 62 52 • .. McMath's survey , 4 patented 35 1 23 1 58
2 18 40 82 VILLAGE OF ST. HELENS, Ii? WEST ��� 1V .NOSH
19 35 Sub. Lot18, Con. 11, 15 Mather'ssurrey " 4 patented. ' i5 1 23 1
88
AUCTION, the said lands, or so much thereof as may
c.arge such arrears of axes and charges thereon.
OWNSHIP OF ASH ,IELD.
09 ession or Pat ?deed or A nt't of Costs and .
Street. .Acres. Unp tented. Taxes. Com's'n. Total.
1st E. D. 100 patented $53 94 $2
3d E. 11 100 patented 76 75 3
4th W. D. 50 p ►tented 48 70 : 2
6th W. D. 50 patented 15 39 1
h W. D 50 patented 16 94 1.
4th W. D. 158 unpatented 85 23 4
N. T. Plot. 4 patented 7 84 -1
T. Plot. 78 patented .5 54 1
OF PORT ALBERT, IN ASHFIELD.
olborne W. A patented 3 10
olborneW. A patented 310
olborne W. A - II atented 3 10
.luron St. E. ? in atented 2 78
.! ron St. E. A un atented 2 78
H ron St. E. - 4 un atented 2 78
uron St. E. A unpatented 2 78
ron St. W. - - unpatented 2 78
ron St. W. A un atented` 2 78
on Road E. 41 un atented - 7'• 92,
enham W. • A un atented 2. 78
llington E. atented 10 90-
OWNSHIP OF COL ORNE
4th W. D. 100 Patented- 31 62
12th W. D. 63A atented 38 64
L:ke Road E. . 60 atented 17 70 165
La e Road W. 12 atented 4 Q0 1 30 5 30
VILLAGE OF CLI TON.
A atented' 2 87 1 28 4 15
It atented 1 60 1 25 2 85
1-5 atented 1 84 1 25 3 09
5-32 atented 1.65 1 25 - 2 90
. VILLAGE
34.
7 Lon
39 Sy
1
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7
N pa
W p rt 10
348
453
460
884
Sub. 16 of Lot
:Sub. 5 of Lot
4...
10..
230
516
517
532
535
659
1150
1155
1176.
1181.
Lot 5 sub. lot 4.....
VILLAGE OF EXETER.
Concession or Patented or A74't of Costsh
Street. Acres. Unpatented.
Carling and Taxes. Cones'n. Total,
57 1 25 2 82
others' survey Paiented
McConnell's do.
MbConnell's do.
AtfeConnell's do.
itleConnell's do.
McConnell's do.
MeConnell's do.
4
4
patented
patented.
patented.
patented
patented
patented
Patented
1174
1 74
74
1,74
, 1174
60
1 25
25
1 25
1 2o
1 25
.1 445-
1 25
1 23
1 23
1-5 - patented 5 14 35
1-5 patented
1-5
patented
4171 1 33
2 99
2 99
2 99
2 99
2 99
1 83
1 83
6 49
6 04
3
S pa
28
32
30
32
24.
ONT.
Opposite C ty Hall,
vorable
int ou !the most
ort periods repaya
refera ie to any ot
aid at be end of e
year, will pay back p "nciplo and
upon a loan of $1,000 in 10 y ars. If pai
$157 20 will do it.
Mbney can be .obt ined any time,
little or no delay bey na the line units
cupied in the investif ation o. title and
tion of the mortgage.
For farther partie ars as to terms,
by letter to
forth.
WHO WA
A. STRON
TS
Will Loan Money at
EST, either on FarpSa
Parties requiring m
INSURE Y
A.
SE
le bi in -
the ing
find tho
ch
inte est
d with
prep tit-
, Ont.
at Sea -
MO EY?
FOR II,
INTER -
o him,
LOW ATE 0
ney shtd apply
UR FROP
AND Y UR
Stron
IS ALS
The Scottish ProN
Fire and Life.
The Western Insui
Fire Aid Life.
The Isolated Ris
Terms its roasona
agent doing business
OFFICE—over St
Store, Main. Street, S
LUMBER !
VICTORIA
GOVENLO
Have now -got their
Northern Gravel Ito
forth, running at 1
furnish
Lumber
AGEN
cial In.
ce Com
Insur
le as o
or reliab
LIVE
eaf
I FOR
ttnance
itce Co
area by
e Comp
;Fairley's Grocery
252
BUILDIN
Of every descriptio
RA
Stich as Maple, Rock
and Elm. A stock o
FENCING AN
Kept co
Terms as oasy as c
-Lumber of any des
10 to 2e feet in lengt
GOVE LOCK
111
RTY
rt
ompanT—
nronto—
pany, of
any other
ies.
11
UM
d, six
blast, a
AND
D WO
Elm,
GRA
Saw
Iles no
id are
ft
be had
Seaforth
ription
1
MILL
AM
in, on the
repared 'to
1 Kind
TE
IAL
uantity
sivood, Oak
DR IN ITMBE
han
sewh
re
n be
GR
re.
pplied fro
S pa of W part 26.
N & part 27.....
28
24.
16.-
1
W part 27.
pt acre on N
E 25
A.
A.
A.
A.
A.
oronto St.
Toronto St.
Cedar St.
Pine St.
4. .patented
t patented
1-e. , patented
1-5 patented
1-5 pa tented
1-5 patented.
1-5 patented
1-5 . patented
1-5 patented
TOWNSHIP OF GREY.
1st 25 patented
5th ' 100 unpatented
7th 100 pateuted
8th 50 . pa teuted
10th 50 unpatentecl
17th I00 unpatented
18th 100 unpatented
18th 100 u patented
VILLAGE OF BR SSELS.
. 10, Grey. 4 patented
TOWNSHIP OF HAY.
10th 25 Patented
10th 75 patented
3rd .1.00 patented
5th 100f • patented,
6th 5Q patented
6th 50 patented
7th 10 patented
lit h 10 uinpatented
A_ 50 patented -
A. 21 patented
A. 25 patented
4 37
36 39
25 04.
14 .05
,33 35
24 99
44
1 35 6 84
1 33
1 33
2 13
1 85
1 58
2 05
1 83
I 83
14 41
5 29
5 29
13 72,
12 77'
11 85
9 02
4 37
5 29
4 95
9 02
2 031
2 89
2 34
3 25
3 25
3 68
2 75
2 18
6 53
1 631
3 24
3 24
1 88
1 63
6 02
6 02
5.96
38 52
26 89
15 63
35-40
26 82
26 82
9 07 1 45 10 52
27 24 1 90 29 14
38 71
4 58
4 25
4 39
14 24
14 42
73
18 78
6 30
' VI OF WROXETER, IN HO WICK .
S4 3
E 13t
McCon
2 18
1 33
1 33
1 58
1 58
1 23
1 68
1 38
1 33
40 89
5 91
5 58
5 72
15 82
16 00
1 96
20 46
7 68
5 92
OWNSHIP OF 3i1ORRIS.
9tb 10(1 .- nnpatented 80 49 4 -43 84 92
VILL GE OF BLYTH4 IN MORRIS.
55 1 23 1 78
. : • - , i .13p aa tt ee ini tt ee (c11 53 , 1 23 1 76
T OWNS HIP OF MeKILLOP.
VILLAGE F CARR ONB ROOK, _IN MeKILLOP.
1, ILLAGE OF SEAFORTH.
Part B1 AK Jar s survey 1-5 patented 7 88 ' 1 40 9 28
291
. VILLAGE 11F Si. ANDREWS, IN' STANLEY.
11 WNSHIP OF 8TENIEN. ..
-VI tAGE OF HARP RIMY, IN TOWNStHIP OF TUCKERSMITIL
67 1 23 1 90
27 ' Chal 's survey 1-5 patented. 67 1 23 1 90
Part 277 VIL AGE 11F ,WINGHAM. IN TURNBERRY.
124
125
County Treasurer's Office, 1
Goderich, Sept. 1, 1873.
7 14
Treasurer? Counl, of Huron.
301-13
A POSITTVE FACT!
ALLEN'S GROCERY, SEAFORTH,
T H1.6 CHEAPEST PLACE IN TOWN.
N TE. 8 pounds Loaf Sugar for $la
10 pounds Coffee Sugar for $1.
15 pounds CEIXTI111:43 for $1.
12 pounds Val: Rsisins for $1.
20 potinds Bright !Rice for $1.
A 6 pound caul& Peaches for 50 cents.
Canned Peaches, Tomatoes, Cherries, Peas, Sahnon, Lobsters, Sardniesi,
TEAS
That please everyone, and at all prices.
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Fresh Ground Coffees at 30 Or 35 Cent's
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Flour, Graham Flour, Oatmeal, Cornmeal, &C.
CHOICE BACQN AND HAMS.
C.ASII .FOR- BUTTrER TUBS AT
NEW -600DS1,
NEW-GOODSI
NEW 03ICES I
AT LOGAN JAAIIESON;'S.
Intending purchasers should call and see our Gloods, as w.e consider it NO TROUBLE TO SHOW
them, and have a good stock and good value in the following linea:
PLAIN BLACK L1TSERES,
BLACK „I" AR A.MATTA,
BLACK SILKS AND POPLIN,
FIGURED BLACK. LUSTRES,
BLACK SATEENI,
BLACK CRA.PE CLOTH, ;
FANCY 'DRESS COODS IN NEW SHADES AND.STYLES. i
PLAIN AND FANCY WINCEYS, PLAIN AND .FANCY FLANNELS. -
Black Cloth and Velveteen. JACKETS—new styles.
FOR HOUSE FURNISHING
, Our stock is very complete in 1 1
Cornwall Blankets, White Counterpanes,' Colored Cemiterpanes—Plain and
Twilled, 36 ,and 72 inch Sheetings, Pillow Case Cottons, Straw and , ,
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Feather Tickings, Table Linens, Toweliegs, Table .Napkins,1
Fp IR GENTLEMEN'S WE411,
We have Neckties, Collails, Socks, Hata, Gloves, Handkerchiefs, UpdershirtS and Drawers, in Woof and
and Cotton, Fancy Flannel Shirts, Fancy Cotton Shirts, White leotten Shirts4
TWEEDS and BLACIii CLOTH for SUITS, Which we get hp in the best styles, with good fits
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Our stock i's coming forward and will be fullY assorted it a few days.
.A" C.A.LL SOLICITED.
LOGAN -it jAMIES9N.
TO TilE PUBLIC AT LARGE.
W. a OLIVER,
Harness, Saddle and Collar
MANUFACTURER,
SCOTCH COLLAR.
A choice assortment of light:and heavy Harneas, THE FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE
BelbaHorse Clothing, &c., kept constantly
1n hand. Repairing promptly attended to, and .
I SEA, FORTH
PHOTOOTt,01-71 ROO"
THF, undersignedi desirea to state that he aa
purebased from Mr, FRANK PALTRIDGE
Photographing buaineSs, which he will hereafter,
conduct.
PICTURES OF ALL KINDS
Taken in the latesti and best styles of the Art.
Having had long exilefience in the business, the
the subscriber has no hesitation in gnaranteeing
entire satisfaction, and trusts to reeeive a eon.
tinuance of the liberal patronage bestewed on his
ALL THE OLD NECATIVES HAND.
Seaforth, July, 1873. 292;
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
harges moderate. Remember the place, sign of.
he Scotch Collar. W. H. OLIVER.
FOR FALL SOWING AT
BUTTER STORE,
SEAFORTH.
vinee of Ontario, for the Florence Sewing Ma-
chine, none have a right to sell the said IMO:dile
except tb.ose appointed by me. In the Coanty
Huron the following fire the only e.utb.oxized
Agents for the Florence Machin.° : Thos. Connors,
U. P. Whiffen, and Lawrence Miarphy, Seafortb;
McGa-wi Clinton ; L. S. Willson, Goderich.
Any pers0 or persons other than the above repre-
senting that they hare aright to sell; or ean fur-
nish. the Finienee Machine in the County of Ha-
ron, are impoPtere, and the public lare hereby
warned to beware Of them.
General Agent for 'Ontario,
Sealortha
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