The Huron Expositor, 1873-10-03, Page 6• am Jones on the County
Fair.
Hong, cept.20, 1878.
The ommtyy-. -Fair 's the great eventof
the yea to the rur population. For a
week br.fore our Co: my Fair, our little
family as busy in raking and ii et-
, ting thi _ • ready for the fair. The dear
girls ha read and eread the premium
list, an niade up th it minds that they
would
TRY THE " LUCK."
Now, d ar reader,
nose at this word "
you thi : this has s
gamblii g slid `lotte
has ; d., if you ca
tFa , you will
the to is, and
• "luck ', more for th
intrinsic merit that
tion m y possess.
As 4n ,illustratia
rill state one ins
by one of the sup
fair. `the subject
nauunn :rat field see
were sd nearly simil
tee we e at a loss t
of the ommitteeme
cuts -fo the choice.
the bl . e ribbon pl
collection. But eno
on't tum u
uck." I kno
teething to d
-tickets, and
exit ibit at a
ee r ow appr
ni than
pr miiuns th
the article in
this °C h
as stated
tendents
ter was t
s. Two coll
r hat the
d terznine,
reposed t
This was'do
tea 011 the'
gi of this.
11
WE STEWED, A41) FUSSED,
and we rkecd to get t ings ready acs of
fruit -j flies brown -read, when -bread,
sgongcake, jelly -cc ke and half dozen:
other 1, Inds of cake, to make the largest
collect on. Then had a coop 'of my
newbreed of chic; ens, the Co iucopia
of th Grand Cro s, and Sariworked
two d ys to soft 0 and screen tit the
best o ts, and rye, • d wheat ant grass ;
and ._ e got up sarly Rose,] eerless,
Earlyork, and th ee or fear Mete sorts
of po atoes ; and "arab. Asan got up a
peek f onions ane ts— not
the eat, overgro the best
for co o king.
On uesday we took all the . ings to
' the f , and had hem entered in the
grope • places. Th re was no gr t show
of thi gs that day, but a great m ny wo-
teen who used to bring things to .the
't•• fair were looki g: around, and , I
• heart some of tem say that , ome of
those things wet d get beate . The
next morning I saw just whit that
mea for those women carne in with
old p tch-work quits- that had been in
the fir Year in and year out for the last
d loze* years, and t'aey had the same old
hair -work, the same oldpictures and
wax -work, and b hies' dresses, and lots
of other old thing •, all of which they en-
tereci and parader in the places ssigned
the Mair of tl ese things wee pretty
good in theilr clay , for the pica •es had
been touched up +,y the teacher at the
Seminary. I aske 1 orte lady why she did
not et 11p
SOME W PICTURES. • •
"ow could I do it with niy three
babi s and my o - it housekeei,in r to look
afte ?' I just brou ht these to hep fill up
the show, and. it�may be Amy ' luck' to
get a )re1nI111 i1.
be p.id for my trd
• S.m and I we
agricultntal impl
-mittee came alo
the is say, "It is to use to give 'i Fenn -
Tri)) 011 an unwor'hy thing, if it has no
coin clition." " Tell," said the 'uperin-
tentent, "1 clot 't see howyou will
avei dd giving a p emium. At l ast you
cangive a diploic : that won't c st any-
thing, and it 1, ill give the party en -
cora agement,
i-
coulageinent, an they will show again."
`` That," said t• e farmer, "is
I Jut w nett WE DOY'T WA1C"'r.
\Ve can well a ispense evitlt all this
encourage rea merit.
harrow that"
-dozen years,
hundred woe
and there ar
are of no v aloe
farmers. you see
your
that
with
so it
Coun-
priate
your
nany
ques-
ck," I.
to me
f .the.
e ere-
ctions
"tt
rid one
w
ha
e, and
smiling
ell,
rye ; and he said he w.s real] beaten,
though his was 'winnow= el the cleanest,
but. far the poorest be ; but then he
claimed- that :his spring yvheat
to s were ninth the b : it. "
thug is pretty well bal iced.
the premium. on beown read,
Graham ; and, if Sarah inn 10
beets, she had the blue bbon
ions, to' which she was of cot'
so of the cake, and' the jellies
oanned fruit. I don't ]link;"
Sam, "that the thing could
out better if the manag= : had
a -venial committee to
dice for the premiums..
is, gambling only when
anti, on the whole it is ver
and fully as reliable as 1!ie ave
ty Fair Committees."
.It was amusing to se
HOW coirrLA
people took the premii
rightfully belong to th
ry some people became
pointinent. Some day
be corrected, or possibl
ular ami sement may stl )er
Waal gatherings. ierings. I thi k Sa
sarcastic • on the co ittees
some of then( do make sone cif
Respectfully yours,
.
a lot of e
n eves, but,
1
and, if so,th n I will
able' - _
•e oat looking at the
mentse and tee -Com-
, and I heart one of
• trio
Th
sho
one
lion
p:ery, and
re is a patent
vn for half-,
farmer in
e as a gift ;
othdr things that which has sprui
herd to gal the ' ' and Germany, a
man with the p• tent -churn -a princitilE Hess between i h
that has been . use in the B anchard mark. The Cr
churn so long that the patent has run has lately visite(
out That mat has no chart to sell,
of Sweden acct
butlhopes to pa - off his patent humbug in Griew of the Da
on i some unsop isticatecl cotu trymail•
stopping,althoti. h
fact is, gentlemen, we mu t throw
Duke of Edinb rgh
all of the e unworthy.. bjects." and the Czaro��'itch
ister," said friend of th 'patent It seem m that in th
tt •i1 man,� �.nfd vt-ho had 'a orthless
tweet' Denmark an
king m�-tehine, " You will ust bust abolition of the Sot
his show iyoukeepon a Lina so,
ackupand beo _ You
nd p
Vell, he
Mary as
f it as
ton;he
n the !on•
led ; ¥rid
and the
continued
ave Came
appoi ted
he'
ice
m,-
e,
n-
ave t s rown
But p aging
pa. be oath
fair g.
go C+
fi
:NTL
's• t at did not
an how'
' in t airdi.. ap-
ese .:`buses �+ay
seta: other •op=
Se e these an
is a•little
but tl en
eer awe, ds.
- JOE
M ,s, S.
Farmers,` as Th
Farmers 'may be sham
y
winless the evidence gi
ors to the settlement • of i
Scotch parish.. One fa
the niiuister's coisposii
" He did not bring out
trine that he should h
the text." Another f
follows : " I dida't li
I didn't think m•1ch:
was paying close atte.
was reading off o', ar
through the church.
always on the paper, b
pointinguwith his tinge
na say. I heard hi
read the same as you
would hae react a cha
ony alteration in his v
together pleased with
na think I could es
works; that I ever hea
by his works . his pre
oot o' the pulpit.
accent in his ,deliver
ward his congreeatio
tion is that if . he is
here very often.' T
explained what. a
should be like in
should be a good liTtel
be tied to his book,
to look frae ae en' 0' t
and try to • attriet h
was not the case wi
minister who is the
He looked up " vera
hae geen a short glim
It was," added the w
he kept his ha d, on
his place. „ He idna
look up and a Dunt
might, for a se and
time at one end and
ither end. I watche
and had my eye upol
This is almost equ
old Scotchwoman w
throw her foot- stoo
. head' because he r
American Paper.
polo +'. 'ans.
p the .logien , as
en b the object -
a; p •tor over. a
ager bjecte to •
ail of -a ser on,
;he s iritual oc-
e brought f •otn
jnier depose' as
his disco rte.
od or liim. He
tion to wha he
1 wasna loo ins
ie had one ancd
t whether he, was
on not I could
very' wee]. He
did I or ony body
ter, wi' little or
ice. 1 wasna al -
s manner. I din -
em• him for his
: him do. - I mean
hin' and readin'
didn't show by
any l.veliness to -
My own inten-
aced I winna be
e witness futther
+iinister's manner
e p alpit. " He
speaaer, and nae
id should be able
' kirk to the ijther,
hearers." Such
III the 'unfortunate •
iibj ect of inquiry.
little.. He nichi
se up at a 'time.
Hess, " my tlocht,
.the book to keep
very now and then
the church. He
have looked . at a
slither time at the
shim pretty close,
t� irn.''
o the traditional
+('1 was minded to
at the minister's
rd ,h_s serrrinon.---
THE
XTENSIVE AUCTION SALE
Three
Allred
15, Co
7th of
inoln ,
thorou
number
taro.
The 1
half, 0
or less,
there a e 25 acres good hardwo
:t-olass:ce1ar, with som
nd frame kitchen ; lo
:piing creek runs throu
ell at the] door ; this f
Brussels, 1 station on
Lot 16, Gon. 8, Morri
ore or less, 60 cleared an
tion; f me house and barn ;
bearing young orchards in the
farm, a so a saw -mill driven by w
propert is within, two miles .0
there is a station of the W. G. an
school jnet across the road.
50 acres adjoining this 1
ed, the rest hardwood•
chole must be sold with
for is goin to the State
d further )articulars, lip
etor'onithe premises, or, if b}? 1
to the auctioneer, Bross
on Stock, &c.—Burs
er that amount 15 wont
approved joint notes.
o commence at 11 A.
1.
ALFRED BR
KIRKBY, ;Auctioneer.
IN MORRIS,
Farms, Farm Stec
and Household
KIRKBY has been
rown to sell by Pubiio
7, Town hip of Morri
otober, a argo amonn
g two spall of Workin
bred Frenbh Stallion
Of Impleii',ents, and e,
so,
THREE PARS
rms to be sold are, 8
n. 7, Morrrxips, oontainii
85 of which are eleare
is
rs
i
acres
house
failing
a good
miles o
Railwa
Also,
acres,
1*
Political Mo • em
ur
The public at enti
grossed with th poli
Southern • Euro e,
as been -France and Spai t
hat , of losing sight o mo
ld:: not but possibly not les
{ me.nts in Northe L
sever 1' diem is an asto+ish*
that a e
tg
lat
wn
th
U
i
or
outTh
eh
era
up d l h t 1 b_ all the European po
for ve will just .which has sided
mutt give the premium when there is the accession of the
no honipetition IV -how." But he Com has-
t
over the
t it
t, kept ri�r cit, and did til 11 duty
mi ee of fanners, who knew m 1
wh i k 1 git
la m; as' Before that, Swedis
strongly with Den
ace it is just such committees that we with Germany. C
a
mu t Have When the
Cal ittee on nificant indications
Br ad. and Cake I came around, had to
lac h when they decided that Graham ' Inert in these pard
- br d was
gence of a :reveluti
,. revolution has bee
THE ONLY BROWN Il£E_i ►, view to effecting th
There was a loaf of nice rye from Denmark,' and
dial,), bread and a loaf of tit fez way and Swede
meets with favor hi
terve the tacit if no
power. This re vol
'crisis of affairs, and
cg
chance, as a 0 )e
predicts, that the
tions sooner or la
and In -
at, flour
and Indian -meal -bread—the in ,est kind
of real brown. bread ; that wa• throws
out, and a loaf ocommon Grah m bread
had the blue r bbon. Well, 1 suppose
0-rjliam bread is brown, "at lea.t ; bat,
' wh :gin Mary glade it, she suppo ed .that
she would receive for it a dliplo a,,as it
w -a not down on the list for a reinitim, fought out. In th
an should have been ..entered -a nong the geo�;r:iphers will b
iui, cella.neoi s articles. -Of cot rse, . she ; thei changes: ;
he blue ( '
we
ril.
aro
sai
F<
' surprised when slid` saw
on on the Graham brume. b ead. and r,
ibbon on the real brown .1 read. I y. jt, peri rents
to tier that .01 sick was til' Uollllty French exner.mel
a
1 fol things than that. .� �
�tle
'retty soon Sarah .A n = calle
• t• ion to a bit e ribbon on t
Itl. ngel Waltz -1 fleets, that 1
grd wiz for stoc feeding, •'and her ince •cleat] ten clays
co( king beets h
snottier, those b
- aIle.
an( they have
W 11, child,. tha is nothing ; .1 suppose suit proved that. t
til Committee now nothing al) )utbeets, of a drop of clecaye
ant supposed t1 e largest s -as he best. -der t
Poe r mien ! no doubt they tit are good ; poi on a rabbit 1+
judees of boots and shoes, or o harness dces not appeal wl
clic ardware but a c i nlnittee,. )f house- ; .repetition oh s to
kee iers would nijlt have commi tecl such '• clisleeting surgeon
l , though the dis..ecti
e Was a ! to the eye, it n ay
Commit- ! atoi�i of death i oiso
circulation; if tl.
is fi
nt in Nor ern
ie...
n has been o en -
'cad + oveme is in
nd .special1y in
at we re in danger
e quiet and gradual,
signi cant, 'move-
irope, C ief among
g1y cl o s . friendship
p bet r jli Sweden
corres 'aiding; cool -
t• po er• anfl Den -
ranee of Germany
court of the (King
ay,. pa. sing ]most
th Court without
.the v ry time the
as saying there,
as d ily erected.
�gnesti in at issue be-
' Swed n as to the
1d toll, Germ nir, of
1 ers, is the o ly one
th St edeu.' With
thew It g, a change
politic . of S ellen.
symp. thies ere as
rk as hey al e now
Fled 'v th these sig -
f a clic nge of senti-
tlars i• -the intelli-
n in I i eland. This
undertaken with a
eparat on of celand
its uni n with Nor-
. Thi: movement
wederi and will re-
open s pporb of. that
ion nee y hasten the
there is at least a
igen orrespondent
S'candit avian quee-
r, wil have to be
t case, +istorians and
kept b sy recording
„
a
Implements
tura,
strnoted by Mr.
Auction, on'fLot
, on TUESDAY,
of Farm Stock,
Horses and one
Also,
are cle
Tho
propria
farms a
P. O., o
• Term
cash, of
nishing
Sale 1
provide
i*a
nth S
ts, mad
r,. teal that she would see nn )re wont- i to determine holy Minute a
w ill produce decidcdl medi
my at- pieeeit some intere.' ing re
vo great i of real medical iuip rtance.
ad been g that the blood of a+ ox wh
4 s usec!. in tl
dl the go-by. ",r1mY, Hat'1ug. inoculated a cab it w
•ets bleed -poison, tl,e d etor tock th
T 1'z7 TO COOK, i of that rabbit, Ind :o on t
receitred the : lremiiun. !°fifth generation. tha had d
e one -
.1
ears old, A large
uantity of furni-
; Lot 15, north'
100 acres, more
nd well fenced;
d bush, and 40
pine; good log
barn; a never -
the farm, also
is within five
W. G. and B.
0
containing 70
in good onitiva-
ne of the best-
ownsbip on this
ter -power. This
Bluevale, where
R._ Church and
rm, of which 25
ood frame barn.
ut reserve, as the
For . terms on
ly to the propri-
tter, to Belgrave
is.P. 0.
1. $5 and under
&credit on fur -
Lunch will be
, Proprietor.
801,
J� C LAIC . AW,
One door south of the Pest-offtce.•
WH. LESALE AN
T A ESTABLI WENT,
SEAFOF? H.
1
RETAIL
AES Fur Four Years Cele' rated for Fine
Teas and Coj es.
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cc
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0
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LL
w.
lam:
JP
0
QC
0
0
TEAS.
1We have at, presen
choice and varied - a
TEAS, embracing up
varieties, all of whicl
carefully selected. A
the Lowest Possible,.
tut with good qualit
erit the confidence
)sed in us' by the pu
Cru
Re
PI
B,
zposTToR
WATCH ES a AND JEWELRY.
Best and Cheapest Assortxr�.ent Outside
of the Cities.
WI_ 11-
SEAFORTH,
TAS just received large additions to his previously large stock of Watches, Cloeks and Jewelry,
]which only want to be seen to be appreciated and admired.
Call and see, Whether ,you Purchase or not.
. R. COUNTER'S WATCHES ARE RENOWNED FOR; TIME KEEPING.
0
in stock a ®•
sortment . of co
ards of 20 0
ITI
have been r_
we sell at
rico consis- v
, we trust to F
hitherto re- M
0
•Yl
lit.
COFFE ai =
f the best growths, nTepared by
achinery "on the pre d ises. m
817E :flit.:
hed......... ....
ned...
RUITS, SPICE,
'TALES, SAUCE
FAST DELI
IN GREAT
r.LEY, PEAS, RI
'MT, CORN FLOU
AR-RAWRI
SOAP, STARCI
J. C.
-PUBLIC
12'; c
0. , 1Oc., and 110.
, IUSTAI'tD,
, ANI) BREAK -
CIES,
V ARIETY.
N
Mil
ViL
fisc
E, SAGO, BIS-
TAPIOuA,
T, &c.
&c.
AIDLAW.
OTICE is hereby give
have this day enter
lers and Produce Conn
age of Soaforth, undeqr
of JAS. P. IKENDALL.
Sigued,l TAS. P.
MARTIN
j,
Be
an
ha'
.th,
he:
s
TICE. .
hat the undersigned
into Partnership as
ionMerchants in the
he name, style and
- CO.
-EN DALL,
CHrinLE S W Or TII.
S. 'P. KENO LL & C
0.
TERMS—Strictly Cash.
Aft. I. COUNTER.
LA.
f • you wish to replenish yo
ed would advise you to do
from England are that Croc
nearly double price. We,
years' importations on han
nearly the old prices, takin
the advance. Tea Sets th
selling from $3 to $3. 25.
2 50 China Tea Sets
to state to the Farmer., Produce Merchants
Dealers of the Count of. Huron that they
•e purchased from 1lessr SHEARSON &' CO_
Mills known as the e
after carry on the same.
All Kinds of Gra
j As fort
4 acl the IIivhest O
FLOUR exchang
',niters desiring •to
ge tiug for their Wheat
+LOUR DELIVERED
la, e free of charge.
he undersigned, havinn
m nagoment of the'Mill fo
pa rens may rest assured t
th % same satisfactory treat
as formerly. i -
e
c
0.
i
all Doses-'
witli a view 1
ose 0= poison lo
inal effects, th
ults, and are ei''
it appears iy
ch h d been ns
e test. Jdi
th this sa
blood
the twenty-
ed. - This re-
rillioi th part;
+ ject cl sub-
s.
to
s. • th sigh it
ere Was. any
, to col firm•it or not,
can perceit e that
-knife may 1.1e clean
Tet 1101,1 an invisible
, sufficient td infcet
e -operator should by
(Ter..,
a 1) under."
( tt Thursday
big crowd., and,
tee had eat the cape and.:t. steel the ' the
jell es, a, great many people 1d•t ited just accident prick 1
to t ste of then], arid, before the Fair was. j OAT :, all of those goodies (; OL TESS..—.
HAD DISAPPEARED, •the circumstanc
toge her with several j urs of , • was
had een:whisked off All of
min s s on cakes, jellies and c •
wou ,d not pay for the goods RS
stol,, .
'tram the fair was over, unci
he premiums, we all hat
to see
ad Friday the
Iter after : the
for
]slugNal
V ug
THE AWARDS �M
t had the first premillin 01.
the pre- ful
me(1 fruit, One
a youngni
radioed ac
of the gu
blood
e ski
om th
ther t
1
♦.s
+ol, I der
un
JAS:
forth Mills, and will
PRICE Paid.
for WHEAT.
hauge can rely upon
any part of the iiTR-
worth..Joseph Rodgers
prices, they having -raise
stockt!of plated Spoons, Fo
1
CALL
)IES,
ur cupboards, the undersign -
so now, as the latest advices
leery. and China have gone up.
having a large stock of last
1, will for -a short time. sell at
g only a very small portion of
t are- now worth $4 we are:
Toilet Sets at til 90, worthare
32 less than they now
Son's Cutlery; at exactly old
only 25 per cent. A fine
Is, Tea Trays, &c., &c.
E. HICKSON & CO.,
Seaforth.
CODERIC FOUNDRY.
The Goderich Foundry Manufacturing Co.
Beg to inform the public that they are prepared to contract for
STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS ; FLOUR, GRIST, AND SAW MILLS
SAWING MACHINII, &c.
On hand—IRON AND WOODEN PLOWS; with steel boards ;
• GANG PLOWS, CULTIVATORS, STRAW -CUTTERS, &e.
SUGAR AND POTASH KETTLES, GRATE BARS, -
WAGGON BOXES, &c.
COOKING, PARLOR AND BOX STOVES, of various kinds. •
SALT PANS MADE TO ORDER.
ALSO,
IEON AND BRASS CASTINGS, AND BLACKSMITH. WORK.
BOILERS AND SALT PANS REPAIRED ON SHORT NOTICE -
TWENTY TO THIRTY -HORSE POWEE TUBULAR BOILERS generally on hand for sale.
All orders addressed to the Company or Secretary will receive prompt attention. 1
A. LODGE, Secretary and Treasurer. 11. HORTON, President.
R. RUNCIMMAN, General Manager. • -
ad the entire working
the past three years,
a they 'will receive
out and as good 'work
REFERENCE to the
would beg:to thank thO'
the extensive patronage
,past four Years, and tri
1 patronage will be exte
ora we have pleasure in
ecommead to our old p
in connection with the
neetion with the same,
d. firm of Jas. P. Kendall
hove, the 'undersigned
munerous customers.
accorded to them for
st that the same lib
ded td the new firm
eing able to confident-
trons. All debtS due
Mill mnst be paid to
debts due by us,
11 be settled by th
& Co.
NOTI
T, HEREBY GIVEN
made 'to the Legislatit, e
in e of Ohtarick, at its next
rerite the Nerth Riding
to to the South Riding o
PET
ssembly of the Prov
session, for an net
f the Comity of Hu
the said Comity, foi
County Clerk..
oclorich,.gePt. 1-6,-1878. 801
a person,
es, was ever heaxd of -pa
ble n, who, in etfright-
THE S
ORTH
YARD
G to inform the public
a I,Jumber Yard in Seal
1 on the ground formerl
and said, " itly lord, e have fou cl your re e t 031 A L T KIND EtOuF
d up and
servant, but he is c eit two." Ah is un ressed. Also, LATH
with. a
ch ha f he ha
said the man
a good 1 drawl, but still
°VT- enonigh to see
his Ountenane
0143 And the ey to my
with
wh
arpe
ted on B ildesrsiforTash.
gwood age to inspaect
before purchasingelsewohc ex' ea
or good inducements to'
°DON, ALD
that they have op.ene
rth, near Shearson
used es a Lumbe
MBER, dressed an
D SHINGLES, all
ll at the lowest pose
d it to their advert -
d ascertain our pricea
s we are in a position
ash purchasers.
& MACDONALD.
CHEAPER
THE SUBSCRIBER HAVING RECENTLY
TEAS, SU
THAN EVER !
PURCHASED A LARGE QUANTITY OF
AND GENE
AR8', FRUIT.S,
RAL GROCERIES,
AT PRICES MUCH LOWER THn_ltr THE CURRENT MARKET VALUE,
Is enabled to give the public even
• BETTER BARG,A14 THAN H.ERETOFOR
The goods aro now in stock, and the inhabitants of
get their share of the
Town and Country are invited. t.o come and
Main -Street, Seaforth.
NOW IS
HE CHANCE
TO 1?URCHASE
CROCKER
OF ALL K1
ILSO
Have ji..ist received. one o
Ever offered in Sealorth. Preserve Jar
Call and see, and be convinced that WILSO
TEAS SUGARS AN
WILSON YOUNG are re.nown
" sold IF
CROCKERY
TDS AT A BARGAIN.
& YOUNG
the largest and bea asserted stocks of
of several different varieties and of the best make.
& YOUNG'S is the placIt to buy Crockery.
GENERAL aROOERIES.
d for their superior ALES and LIQUORS,
olescde and Retail.
FLOUR, FEED and PROVISIO:N.•;S delive ed free of charge.
HAMS
ND BACON.
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Just received, a lot of choice American Su ar-Cured Hams and Bacon. Call and get somei—they
will soon be all gone.
WILSON & YOUNG,
Scott's Briok Block, Seltiorth.
NOVELTY ifORKS.
VIE !UNDERSIGNED; ina4turning his Sincere
-I- thanks to the public for their liberal support
during the past, takes this opportunity of stating
that he has secured the services of Mr. ADAM
GRAY, Draughtsman and Mechanic, as foreman
in the Novelty Works Plating,-- Sash and Door
Factory.
CARPENTERS AND FARMERS
Will find it to their advantage to call, as they can
get any thing in tb.e Wood Line done on the short-
est notice.
On hand and got np to order. A Bruited number_of
DOUBLE AND ;SINGLE
TURNIP AND CARROT DRILLS
AND LAND RaiLERS,
Wagon Racks and Gates on hand.
.TO CHEESE MANUFACTURERS.
As I have commenced the manviacture of Cheese
BOXES and ETTERS-
MA 011 Ireasonable terms. Boxes guaranteed to
REMOVED. REMOVED
Cabinet-makerand Undertaker,
AS EMO'VED 4s ware?rooms to
JOHNSON S 'OLD STAND,
Wherie e has on hand a superior stock of Farni.
tnre of every description.
CALL AD SEE IT.
egiptpharniracihased Mr. Thomas Bell'e EBAllf3E
tnotaotwntet founat:niertaryls. on the shortest
Kept cc nstantlye(Jnftinhagn'dAll. Sizes'
M• ROBEIR,TSON,-
Johnson's Old Stand,
Wtien he eau furngoistheicshtla;lhpeerre.than they :can be
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School of Telegraphy)
Under the'patronage of the
GREAT WESTERN 'RAILWAY -COT
arfECIAL INDITCEAligNTS, TO OFFER.
OEND FOR CIRCULAR.
A Day in the Fret:lob. Anna
The parquette and. first tier of
ate devoted -exclusively to the
deputies, and eonstinite the floor
chamber. The stage is <dosed.
of the President of the Aesembls
eaves as a background to the lof
fore him rises up, enit':of the plate -
ancient: orchestra, thti tribune or
where France dlelterert all her I
speeches, -whether they be of
ates' or two hours' tepgth ; and
tax recalls the home, souvenir oi.
nearanee of some of the deputies
speaking his piece at a echool exh
'The tribune is in front and lien
correspondhig to that:of the el
Pre„sident of the Assembly, in
na the House of Representati
"Washington. To the!Anglo-Saore
there is something unpleasantly .
well adapted to French theme
ea in this pulpit obf the speaker, I
deputies were reeognized as bay
- floor in their seats, many of then.
speak at once, and without heti
tiring to say_ -nts it it,,a, certain i
to mount the tribune and eneou-
tion and force of char:inter are in
the most conspienous.plaee of thi
ber, the gibes of the Oppositio
groans and langhter , which. a 1 -
hesitating speaker are pitilees, an
-vice rises high enotigh out of the
eoufueion. to be heard., it is to
disrespectful epithet, , as if it wer
oat or a foul egg. , To the ti
trials of this conspictious box ar
' thing approaching tomartyrdome
the privilege of getting up in his
deputy. He must *lint the tr
hold, hie peace; or rather be bas
--official ear ot the Chamber, for ix
hold his peace. Some _ef the
as.cend the stairway with the i
Brutus ; awl one fancie.e., were
toga and eandale, their harangti
= be a -close imitation ii of the 1
roamer. This ilispOsition to
.ator himself to distinguish:the sit
the teal in what he sayt ; au
there is an annsual show eif austt
_abnegation, the greater part is -,e,;
In the tribune t6 sptiakertil
turned to the Presidiat ofttlie A,
whom. he practinallteignerts.
as Messieurs ; and. this f
straight to the hetrers, n
people like the French, c s
English .and AraerIcen. leeielat
the speaker to address himsell
presiding offiter oi ly. and to j
4
.adversa,ries in the t '.x•il person, al
diminishing the eltences of offeti
sonality. in the heat of an&
sion the Frenchman. soinetininf,
out his. man and 'Wks tO biBX
face, in a innamer not far rein&
that of a lishwoman of the 11,
sides, in followine ' this direct .
address, he is led into extra
eellfrethdes"114xwliii'l
forms of England. nna America
himself With the icia, that the
nation is listenino- :no his word
those 750 men - •E` no longer
an assembly et'f individuals.
rein to hie patriotie-sentiroenis
. anguet the tenuity at large wit
periods and some rather wild
speaks to France entire, se
France, ae he grotirs wanner,
nanninates his thoughts to En
the end to the univetse. - This
however, is held in aeck, to a c
gree, by the fear :of ridicule. - L.
pensive orator soars too higl
long, a bullet, in .ithe shape
thoee sharp wordsnn which F-
are each atleptsebtings lihne 11
-clown to earth -again. These in.
iChamber are saved. from many
denouement throngh a, keen:
the ridiculous. la a word, th
bona a Me/ewer, aid when he 1
is disarmed, Thus, at a -critical
in electoral teleran, so-ealied, '
are devoared• with political am
ready to resort te extreme in
the way of attack and rep *
waimn gb erre s:
cloh olutioa is passed a -
Article I. That:all Frenchane
a -re hereby declated„ Presider
Article IL Thatalone, the eh
ive :officer of the: nation is, ant
main, a private -citizen.
This is offered as a solidi
pending difficultta and, for
brings hilarity aod-sequent ad
perturbed. spiri* of Versaill
are then in order: A man e
observes that the President 0
serably holds htmself remark,
that hie balance-teole is nearly -,
side. Others quteklY follow,
good humor ie lettered. e ,
The President -1 hat -a large:
which he staivesito keep order
dozen tip staffs an. different p
. Chamber endeavier to assist
cries ate little. heeded, for th
hag "silence" front. time t,otim
authority to act in the Bri
ment and ntinetican Cow
derstood that the adversary
eome sort of fait play—that
lowed to make his argnment;
ply is to be maa, it is when
- here the reply iei frequently A
,- Much of the tittea the Assen
Scribner's Monthly.
The Queen's Life at B
The Queen's inm in the
to be to live as 'simple and
as possible, and to avoid
ceremony. She is serupuloi
attendine to• her public
daring herbholiday. Great 1
pers are eontinually tinning
out, end. all theee are careful'
residence is in :close O01111114.1211
Her Majesttr, atd each day
spects thZ.) -Queen's life is
any private lady in good. eir
She reads a pod deal, keep
walks and driven and pays
cotta,gers as well as to the e
neighborhood- Her nubile
show that she it no mean d
and. she still exereises h
sketchinte By the advice t
her thne in. the inien air in
weather. She is fond of 10