HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1874-01-09, Page 7JAN. 9, 184• •
No ay and S eden,
The following is an epit
Da 0h3llu's lecture on fa 1
MMidni ht Sun
dude of P. B.
he Land of the
Thera, is a country fat a tray from our
shores ---far away toward he ie3T north.
It is a Glorious land, with bolsi and mag-
nificent mountains ; with
well -sheltered valleys, wit
ture:ldllue amici lovely lakes,
tiers:
haps, t
forests
solitude of which seems t
bulent spirit of m;ui, cotu
which in their flight town
in a thous:in.l ea wade
stream which -rush into l
low in �igantic waterfalls
the delighted beholder.
that laud the sun shines day and night
in Jung, July, and pert o. August. At
that p i i al no stars are t be seen. The
moon Sheds no lustre up the.. earth.
The summer is short. , It is dust long
enoug to give time to the wild flowers
to blot and fade awa`-Chen cold
winds blow and grass bei us to look y el- .
low a d leaves begin t wither, and
swallo -s and other birds ly toward the
south the moon shines canoe more, acrd
at Iast be seen. Then
the he in a Iiiaze of
light. II y �ht 1 ave I traveled
miles 1 yed the mag-
nificent scenery and glor ous climate of
that c t untry ! It is the "Land of - the
Midni ,ht San." I love t ese Scandina-
vians. I love these pleas r,nt-hearted and
their kindness,
®o people in the.
hern_ people of
en everywhere,
country is the.
ols also abound,
'ke our public
, they are good
Protestant and
before I went
as a. sort of wild.
totingy, , having a popu anon • that was
only `ialf-civilized, but that i a mistake..
They all know haw to i
In t e public schools
obl`-igid to Learn Fr
and 'German. It is
that 4' Lancl of the' Mich
the largest in Ea
he largest in the w
of pine, birch, am
deep, narrow,
1 ravines, pis-
inimex se gla-
lpe,'aiid, per-
orld—immense
fir trees, the
sooth the tor-
itless rivulets,
d the sea, fall
, rivers and
lie chasms be -
that astonish
n the north Of
there is no more t
wens seems to be
Ow many nights!
k
nd fillies, and �.nJ
blue -e 'eel people. 1 love
their ' ouesty. There is
world so good as this nor
Europa- Churches are s
and tl e church in that
Brand stand -point. Sch
bf co Irse, they are not
echoer s, but, nevertheles
schools. The people are
Luth ran. I hast an ide
to Se .ndinavia, that it
hitt any better,, 'With this slight excep-
tion, our cl.e •ub is perfect and I could
not condemn him for such a trifle,
though eveu if 1 should he could not
complaiu of haying been condouiued un-
heard.
heard. But 1 will be patient, for if the
murderer of 'Fisk deserves three trials,
how many more trials should we gite to
the. innocent murderer ' of _sleep ! - :7 do
wish come. philantrophic individual
would establish a domestic school fer the
purpose of teaching matrimonially dis-
posed. young men the art of holding ba-
bies.
Had I acq++uirecl this art wh n
young niy �v4ite wo Uel not now bo obIig d`
to suer the aeon s of suspense whan-
ever the child is u3 tier my fatherly pi o -
t) . The firs tune 1 attempt d , to
clasp my first -bo: n to niy thro bi ig
bosom, the nurse old ire to hold out iy
bands in front, wl' jell 1 did. Then s e
carefully laid the I reeious burden acr )ss
them, and. would you believe it, in tsacl
quietly reclining ii a horizontal po ition
l t
b ed.
its
an
en
a
er
nd
d.
he
ead and write.,_
the pupils are
tch, English,
good land—
iight Sun"—and
I am goin to try to lead you into it.
On a}fine summer's day I lef Stock-
holm, which. by the way, is on of the
roost delightful an interesting cities in
Europe. Toward micl-day -we came to
a plate where we were going to get din-
ier. I came to a large hall in t e midst
d which. was a table, on whi h was a
wry Itvhte table -cloth. `I`he, Meat and
vgeables were cooked, and I sat down
e:speeting one of the servants to ask me
w Imy
as-
ton's
s
when, was going to eat wh, to
g
?
ton hment, every man. commenced to
help himself. I ate also, and when. I
hal _finished the meal I expected to be
Aske .for money. Nothing of the kind.
hen we had done we went to the coon
ler,. our word• was trusted, we paid the
cost (twenty-five cents) and then left.
While I was in Stockholm I thought I
would very much like to see the King.
He carne to the city two days` after my
arrival and received me in the most
char;uting and agreeable manner: He
asked me to spend the next day at his
sumner palace, a few .miles from. Stock-
holm,and of course I gladly accepted
the I invitation. When I went there I
saw no policemen, no soldiers, no ser-
vants, and when 1 entered. the 'apart-.
-meat in -which the King was, T found
him in his shirt sleeves engaged in paint-
ing_ I then left to see the " midnight
sun," and, to my astonishment, met an
oldgentleman of seventy-six, from. Phila-
delphia, . who was bound ona similar
mission.
It was in the summer, and there was
'to
the
time I
get no snow. After- a I
farms, and- to my utter ast nishinent
found that the cows were fed On raw fish.
Then after a while`I found that not oniv
the cows, but the sheep and oats were
1 on raw fish. Fin v I re -shed Fin-
xceedingly agree-
d then I would
the desert, as you
round the church
To matter? if you
way. your people
t graveyard to be
.ed there. •I fourd the clergy well
wcated and exceedingly simple and
amiable. Then I went on following that
"' midnight sun'" day and d Is. Final-
lyiI reached the nor here e tremity of
Europe, mist what a and fi Final-
1
it was
to lmy journey. There stood that mid-
night stn and that Polar se in all itsact beauty. At last I was.
went to study the
that three of my
laced into Norwe-
d that the people
by name. -I ad
simplicity! .of the rich, the
of the ivo en, and the sin- . M ESSET & S''
the whole �eople. Never have (Late of Hamilton,)
honesty as I have experi-
een such ,,
as it did iu her ar
itself up, and rd
heels to its head
arias t the floor 1
inch. I quickly
second edition, but before 1 could
good firm hold of the yielcliug ,youngs
he gave a convulsive twist baekwart
turned a back solnmersault on to the b
The doctor wants us to bring up
baby up " by hand," but I object, for
the reason that I was brought up by my
mother's slipper, ancl. think -that system
far more effectual
CUTTERS I CUTTERS !.
s, it suddenly= do
cklessly strikiii
slipped through
efore 1 pould thii
picked up my fa
k
e
I '
Huron Carriage Works,
(Latel•leintosh & Morrison)
MAIN STREET, - SEAFORr`H.
rTtr�r, undersigned has on hand and is making
1 FIFTY CUTTERS
Of First -Class material. and of the best finish,
which he will sell cheap for' cash or on short dime.
Also, on hand and for sale
Toocl-lrori, of every Description, Cuters,
Booties, WPlteels, @ear ngs, etc.
fe
la , d. The Fins are
ab 'e people. Now ai
co e upon a church u
rciPub say, and there
ws the graveyard.
die 200 or 300 miles
cagy your body to th
bu
eel
313 A. 3. McINTOSH.
SEAFORTH CARRIAGE WORKS.
WINTER COMING- ON.
WILLIAM GB.A SS IE
In preparation for the sleighing season, h
construction a large number of
AND CUTTE
SLEIGHS
Which 1villbe sold, as usual, cheap for cash,
short time. The reputation of this ostablisl
for the durability and elegance of articles
out by it, is sufiicie rt guarantee that pure
will receive satisfaction.
A number of Light Single and Double RII
the way of Wagons and Buggies, yet on banc
RS
OT 04
amen
caned
zasere
1S, in
WILLIAM GRASSIE
•
Goderich street, Seal c rth.
SEAFORTH PLANING MIL,
. AND BLIND FACTORY
SASH, DOOR
TH I subsei.-iberbegs leave to thank his maxnerons
customers for the liberal patronage extended to
him since commencing business in Seaforth, and
trusts that he may be favored with a continuance
of the same. ,
Parties intending) to build would do well to give
stillness
o- ligecl to leave it.
N rweeians. I fcunc
b oks had_ been- trap
gin and Swedish, ai
knew me somewhat
mases t1iC
modesty
prcity of
him a call, as he will continue to keep on land a
large stock of all kbads of
DRY •PINE LUMBER,
DOORS, BLINDS, MOULDIN
SHINGLES, 'CATH,' ETC.
Ile feels confident' of giving satisfaction to those
who may favour him with their patronage, is none
-ed.
but first-class workmen are employed.
Particular attention paid to Custom
201 JOHN H. BROADF
PUBLIC NOTIC
J. R WILLIAMS
SEAFORTH PUMP FACT o RY,
S,
CZI
vrn
Q
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PC
ad
`xooza spa
'laning.
OT.
TN retturting thanks to his patrons for . ant fav-
1
ors; would state that he is now make g exten-
sive preparations for the -corning year, an wit be
prepared to famish
ttinps, • cisterns, Cheese Eacto -y Tanks,
and water supplies fienerall•t
His pumps are already <so well and
known that any praise of them is nnnece,
All notes and accounts now due must
at once. A, number of overdue notes and
will be placed in Court for collection if n
diately paid.
312-13
J. R. WIL
SEA FORTH AND I [U
MARBLE WO
M L.
would inti ate to their numerous frieni
sect among the people there. '1'11eis1cit-!general pt blit that they are prepared
placity:of Ammer among the rich sur
prised m I remember being in a mag-
nificent oottntry seat in = the south of
Sweden, owned by a ian whose annual
ome from lead w,
wife daily appear
th nothing in the s
cept •a Velvet ribbc
e simplicity of their engagement rings
:remarkable. ' Even the] ng wools
of giving more than a simple
as an engagement ring. • After
two rings -e worm, and three
when the lady has a family :of children.
T e way Ito travel in Sweden is exceed
inly pleasant.: Th roads are just as
rod as in Central Park. People fancy
is a long way to go to Sweden. It
s. do it
here taro boats a
stiana land Stock -
the joitraey being
in
hi
e
is
not thing
plat ring
nahariage
d tr
orders for
Monuments, Headstones, Tabl,
Mantels, &c.
Granite llfonztnients hitported t
aver ably
sary.
e settled
accounts
t imine-
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HARNESS
TRUNKS,
AGS,
WHIPS,
C`� MBS,
bEL�. Y 8. MAY'S, SEAFORTH.
AT
HARNESS 1
COLLARS,
VALISES, •
LASHES,
BRUSHES, &
•
Opr H'u.Il1'El" S '•c can r
none but fast -r to Harness. \Vo warrant our Collars not to gall a Norse; and guarantee them to
give entire sati•faction.
,S'1aop ()1r1�X site: �1lcalasiv L 11vuse, Seafortli.
commend to any one, as wo use only fast -class Leather and melte
GAR E
SEW
The :lies
Claes
O
NG
IACHINES
ANOS, ORGANS AND
O EONS.
E
BELF.RY & MAY.
I G IINE
IS A STRONG
EASY RUNNING MACHINE,
WELL ADAPTED FOR
FAMILY SEWING
AND
Light Manufacturing Work,
At the Fairs held throughout the Dominion, this Machine was put
to some very severe tests by the
BE ►T JUDG 'S TEE COUNTRY COULD PRODUCE
I AND BY THEM AWARDED
i3 Prized in 1871, and 26 Prize in 1872.
Its simplicity of construction, strength and durability recommend it to all elassesr It bas a complete
p y .s t of attachmentts, and does all kinds of work.
, INSTRUCTIONS N ALL THE ATTACHMENTS -GIVEN FREE O1� CHARGE.
Gardner Sewing Machine Company, Hamilton, Ont.
PETER- GRASSIE, SEAFOrTH,
Agent for the County of Huron.
2b6:
id Chea jreet in the Market: The
st, becausd they are. the Best.
O HAS of
lent
Over jO�f
of Huron
Also, o
first -alas
the
-:dew Y.
all Webster,
Guelph,
Anum
Loekma, ,
for sale
'Sevin
Shortest
1s and
to fill
Tops,
Order.
s 115,00(1, an 3'e `work of the best style and art, and canto • be
d in a calico dress, surptu sed in this part of Ontario.
ape of adornment'
p A call respectfully solicited.
n round her neck. Next floor to Porter's Furniture S
MAIN-SREET, SEA
M. L. MESSET.` H
LONDON -
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
t- AND
TELEGRAPH INSTITUTE. `•
s business
ereial GoI
o t3T takes twelve sly C direct to
lege during the coming winter.. The prose city
Lndon, and from of this institution is constantly iuerel sing- ��he
for Ghr I number df students in actual attend, nee attiring
�e
az
w k le1s73 w
�e th year ending September' ,
•
gc
zt
YOUNCI MEN, if you want a first-cla
education, attend the London Coin
holm, the duration o
han
9 larger
that of any other institution of the ins int the
about fifty or sixty h urs. The . more 1 Dominion, being OVIJR Tt�WO HUN' TIED. Our
krlew the people the tore. I lcved them. course of business instruction is the in st thorough,
They are a grand n ble race—a good, • systematic anti progressive ever intro aced:in(any
business college in Canada: r
.5t adv, honest,v
law- biding, people, and Specnn.eus of 'Penmanship exhibitet or sent by
I us ar '11 come -here. ere (*cutin—neither printed n.r impo$ted.
ope lots of them N
NodcIlle'$ Baby.
"Have you ever sect' a baby ?" Frites
MI. T. Noodle- " I don't mean the
sebscless, squalling bits of humanity
that host people h ave ; bat a pure,
sheet little human, rh: erub, like that
piieeious Iittle son of mine,' who ; is one
week old to -day. Until one clay last
week I detested babies, and always cle-
c4recl that I should crown the first that
h d the impudence to make its deafening
dqb Yt noon my quiet and peaceful do
otic stae.��Nine! is the only baby I
ea saw that I could love ; and yet one
ung troubles me. The little angel,
having conte from Heaven, where: there
is no night, has not et learned than we
mortals ought to seep at least eight
hours out of the twenty-four, and I begin
to despair of ever being able to teach
m
ev
t
1
n
Our graduates are sought for by bu iness 'Men,
audit ve general satisfaction. Telcrph ssudents
have ample time for practice every da;
Circ;ulars with fall information sen free on ap-
plication. Address
GEORGE A. S VAYZE,
Man ger.
London Oct. 1, 1873. 318 -3m -e w
S. L KENNEDY,.
OUSE, SIGN and ORNAMENT : L PAIN
Hand Grainer. Paperhanging also attende
Work done as cheap as by any othe . good w
man in the business. All orders 1'ft with
Kennedy, or for him at the EXPOSIT is Office
be promptly attended to.
BOARDING.
HCOLLADAY has leased the lar
modious house, on the Salt W
adjdningthe Railway Station, and
s a boa>i ding hoose. Good table an
11 ooms. Persons wishing a pleas
ouse'should apply, as there are at
aeaneies. Transient boarders ace
ess than hotel rates.
ER
to.
rk-
Mr.
will
tG
e and Bona
rks Gro ds,
s fitted. it up
comf o-ttable
nt boarding -
resent a few
mmodat ed t
2(213
Both in."
The man
have a
He sells
The
Mason
eons.
Speeia
to 1st of
ACRI
Such as
Cutters,
of _the b
WA
hand a full - tock of those superior Si
ewing Mac es,
E F OR'ENCE,"
of which he e been sold in the Count;
ithin the pet t three months.
hand a full ssortnient of the followin.
achines :
k Singer, ontreal Singer, Appleton
nd Lockman of Hamilton, Raymond o
d Venus of erth, Ont.
er of second hand Osborn, Gardiner
Wenzel., Ray. oncl gud Howe Machine
eaportore.t.
r aehines of all makes repaired on th
CODE
RICH FOUNDRY.
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:
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The Go_derici Foundry &f. Manufacturing Co.
1 ! Be to 'nfor-m the public that they are prepared to contract for
TEAM ENGINES ND BOILERS ; FLOUR, GRIST, AND SAW MILLS
t SAWING- MACHINES, &c,_
I
7.
NEW HARE SHOP.
BRUSSELS.
2111, S lintel -ben; .wish to I. tate that they have
open,d out a. first-class
HARNESS SHOP, IN BRUSSELS,
Where they will keep on ling iI a choice selection
of everything iu their line, such es
Harness, Saddles, Whips, Trunks, Valises.
Brushes, Currycombs, Cards,
Bells, Blankets,
And everthiirg-that is usuaaly found in a first-
elass'Ilarvesi: Shop.
hand--IRON
GANG PLOWS, CULTIVATORS, STRAW -CUTTERS, &c.
e_
RS
SVGA I AND POTASH KETTLE, GRATL B A , , .e
I ti WAGGON BOXES, & .
PARLO_
SAL PANS MADE TO ORDER.
ALSO,
D BRASS CASTINGS, AND BLACKSIVIITH CVORK.
N
otice.
• C. ILL.SON
Can defy he world on
SICAL INSTRUMENTS,
C�OKX�T�
ION -
1 BAILERS AN SALT PANS REPAIRED ON SHORT NOTICE.
Iii' . TO THIRT -HORSE edtote C'om any or Secretary will receive OWER TUBULAR BOILERS prompt attentnerally on tiion. nd f Sale.
1.��A11 ordeys addr sed to p H. HOII,•k'ON, president.
A. 113 GE, Secret ry and Treasurer.
R. RUNCIMAN, General Manager,
AND BOX STOVES, of various kinds.
LIGHT & HEAVY HARNES
Of every deselil�tima made in the latest style, and
of the very best rirat,eri+il, at:prices that defy cora- -
petition.
Good Workmanship ,0riaranteed. -
I
T , N,D WOODEN PLOWS, with steel boards y
�n
Of every description mlcle tc artier, and warranted
not to hijrt.
A call s respectfully solicited before purchasing
elsewhere.
RepairingTromp/1y .Atte/ideal 10.
Shop ' inrrrre'diately`.:orth of Annet's hotel,
Turnberry Street, Brussels, Out. . .
T)UNrOAN DAVIDSON,
•
805 Proprietors.
TIE. ;C
MAC
SEWI G
- EI MI
NADA
INE COMP'Y
'TCON_
Establis ,ed for the purpose of manufacturing
a Sewing tfaehino which hould excel all others
Canada in
a lead for
Cana.
in any tragi:°t, and thus to e
an ill -port! at branch of b siness throughout the
worl T air. most sanguine expectations have
been 'eili : ed, and their efforts appreciated by au
unpa1
a` We
rice and Qual ty,he cannot be surpass° ,
lecturers of instrnments which he set
putation 'tha dare not be cluestione
.rno second.- ass firms.
ethusek and Steinway Pianos, Prince,
Hamlin., and Estray Organs and •Melod-
inducemouts on instruments from n
anuary.
ULTURA
StrawG
ntte
awing Machii
t, always on.
IMPLEMENTS
llel d demand for their now. celebrated
I
Ste " from everywhdre- they, have yet been
introduceu, and although i has taxed their man-
ufactory to its utmost lira ts, they have made and
sold more machines in a given time, from the
etart, than any other ma factory in the world.
Inch envy has been the onsecinence from, our
American (neighbors, who , ad hoped to hold the
monopob of this particular branch of business,
,but no htng that they no eau do will prevent
the 1` lister " from g ning that reputation
s, Grain Crnshere, Rot
es and Horse Powers, 11
and.
HING
MACHINES
An1 CLOTH laS RINGERS on hand.
Oung's, Toronto,)
ANTLE MAKER
DBE
TW
ISS B
(From Miss
hich'• 43 merits entitle it to hold, and those
Grits will be preserved ' 'tact by employing only
the rnast;'ekilled mechenis, and the best material
that money will furnish. ,They have had but lit -
STOVES & TINWARE
Of all kinds, and in endless variety at
MRS. W HLTNEY-'_.
tie sp,ai'eltime to attend exhibit :at fairs, but
wherevouJ it Was done, the '"'Webster•" was victori
ous, andd twenty-three ' irst Prizes in Ontario
alone a
!ainst all comers, merican
1
fell to their lot darin g th
have no doubt that, had
Fair in the Dominion, w
of the merits, and _ bond is to the
gained was the object in view, that every prize of
honor iiould have been heirs. It has beeln the
I
objeet of this Company to give money's 'forth,
and, whilst challenging competition, either for
Find: orHeavy Work, or vork'of any kind whatever
done on a Sewing Urachi e, the price charged for
the "Webster" is the s17ne as that asked for many
rn plete
inferior second-class run hiuerwhilst the complete
;set of attachments supplied are of the very latest
design. and best workma+.Ship, and for varied and
1 comnl4to work, with sin plicity and ease of opera-
or Canadiaa,
peat two months, and
they exhibited at every
re a just discrimination
Public to be 1
• Carmichael's Block, Main street, Sea'forth.
'1`O THE P UBLI : AT LARGE.
COAL OIL,
at Mrs.
Pere, good and cheap, wholesale and retail
WHITNE'S.
CUSTOM: WORK
promptly attended to and nieatily exe-
MRS. WHITNEY.
Of all kinds
cried,
308
W. H. OLIVER,
Harness, Saddle and Collar
M AN UFAC SURER,
I .
.IAIJVTST.,- �S"'If`OIt2'H.
NEW GRIST MILL.
.TxTHILE thenaidng their numerous customers for
their liberal patronage in the the Sew Mill
business, which. they bave heretofore carried on,
wish to announce that theY have recently- complet-
ed a new
FLOURING & GRIST MILL,
On the same premises as their saw mill, the
Par line Iiitanley, one mile south of Varna. 1
1 is .fitted up in the best style? and can
is good Flour as caaa be numnfactured
. It is alsb furnished with a stone for
OHOPPINGI
*Which eim be done at any time.
'We arc prepaaeil to do both Gristing and )Chop -
ii
ping at any time, and those who faVor is with
their pa 'linage may rely upon haying S,he Work
done pre aptly told well.
Flour aachanged for wheat on usual terms. "
J. JOHNSON & BROTHER,.
The Ali
tura out
any plae
C
0
SIGN OF THE 5 OTCH COLLAR.
A choice aseortment of J .ght and heavy Harness,
Whipsj, Bells Horse Clothing, &c. kept constantly
on hand. repairing proriptly attended to, and
charges moderate. Remember the place sign of
the Scotch Collar. ! W. H. OLIVER.
SP1CIAL NOTICE.
CLINTON WOOLEN MILLS.
TriE Subscriber begs td announce that his Fac-
tory is now in full operation, and would earl
attention to the superior : stock of Cloths that he .
has on hand, which he r�''* 'offering at prices that
will convince all of the benefit of a local factory,.
feeling assured that all - 411, realize the saving over
importation, as a proof,lsee the following prices:
Union Tweeds, 65e to 70e 1
Fulled Cloth, 75c td' 30c.
Tweed, 85e to l 10.
F,lanneh, 55c to 10e.
Unison Flannels, Mile to 70e.
Blankets, &c,, on hand.
Also, Grey, Red, and White Steeling Yarns.
My easterners through the county, who were
fo±merll supplied by My peddler, will be waited
upon in a few days by Dila son, whawill either taf;a
orders, or supply them itt once with the article
desired.
Special Rates wheli Purchased by the
ce.
g. t
d°cT to.
. tten
• , • n Carding;
a
.fid
sus om
I'ul u a n
cit
h ,r
Qjij+j b
i
AN EARLY CAL IS SOLICITED.
doors South o the Commercial Hotel, -.
1.
BLAIN STU T, EAYORTH. 81,8
306-13
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every
It ma
from
r be3-ond. in valu those Sold with any of the
nerican machin et. The demand -for the
ter " for Great Br tain find Ireland, Belgium,
art of our own D
rival 'would not
, by the America
has been adopt°
eing introduced.
AN E ASSOCIATION OF CANADA.
HE OFFICE, LONDON, ONT.
ath Amarica, as well as
minion, is unpreeedented,
be imagined, that so pOw-
e allowed. to pass timbal -
manufacturer, and every
to prevent the "'Webster"
into the United States.
riAPI
ovet 36,000 Policies in force. Premiums re- terms of repeyment.
calved i 1872, ,'„‘-487,000—an increase of over $9,000 toms for long or sb
on the large' business of 1871. This old reliable stallments te suit borr
Compaay—the successful pioneer of cheap farm 'Fa ms Dwe
insurance Canada—issuing now monthly nearly
as inaniv Policies as the !whole yearly issue of a
ruajorit3 of other Companies in the same line of
busineas in the country, dietributing their risks in
Ruch a Manner that muter no apparent possible
:calamity or contingeneyaa heavy drain could be
:made 01 their capiteldias decided. to, afford pro-
tection to che ownera end oecuPiers ;of Isolated
..Dwellings Cition Towns and Villages. at rates
that will defy any respeetable or responsible office
to cut ender.
In tetiding blamer); will note : That t
only Fire Mutual that luta deposited witl
eeiver-General and been. Het:need to do business
That the
nulate
nd for the
a the cost
THOS. R. FOSTER.
THE SEAFORTH HAVINC AND HAIR
DRESSIN. SALOON
T_TAS been removed toi new preniises, adjoining
-Li- Jam Logan's old Stand, and opposite W. Rob-
ertson & Co.'s Hardware Store. The proprietor
bega to state that he hits fitted. up his new shop
with. evely • convenienee; and_ is determined to make
it first-elass establitIhment. He has also on
hand a, nice stock of
CIIIGNPNS AND BRAIDS
Of the latest styles. Eict is also preptund to take al
LAIiIES HAIR COMBINGS,
And have them straigLteneet and worked intO
BraidS, Belts, g,witehes, Curls, &a.
Charges !reasonable.
Gents' Wigs furnish41 on the shortest u9tiee
at less than city prieds.
8,A7-5711 respeettally 'solicited.
THE llOMIN LON
SAVINGS AND INVESTMENT
OF LONDON, ONT.
Head 0111/e, Riehluondilstreet, opposite City Hall,
ilea money on Farm andlTown P3:operty a Telly
(lst Neiman, 1873 ) A230,631 94, with loW rate of interest, and. on the most favorable,
WILLS
Agent for th
N, SEAFORTH,
County of nuron, 11-18
's is the
the Re-
throughout the Dominion of Canada.,
assets and profits of this (.4,'enninny aeert
of inantance, instead of (as with stook ompanies)
HIS House afforki good acconunotlation for
being distributed amongst shareholder's. That it
insurea nothing more hazardous than Isolated
Dwellings, Farm Property, Cheese Faetories, Coun-
try Churches and School Houses, has no branch.
for the insurance of mom dangerous ProPertY, old
pays all damage by lightning, including liye stock
in enclosed fielda of farm. That, having, besides
., periods repayable by in-
ners. Parties purchasirtg
ngs or Stores, will find the
ter ns cif this Society p e erable to any other mode,
lea instance, $76 90 peid at the end of ecteh halt
ye r, will' pay back both principle and interest
up m a loan of $1,000 in 10 Years. It paig, yearly,
Money tan be obtaiped nt any time, and -with
litle or no delay beyond. the time neeessarily oc-
cupied iu the inyestigktion of title and prepara-
tion of the mortgege. ;
For further particulars as to terms, .te„, apply
by letter to
Secaetarn and Treasurer, London, Ont. -
Or to ALONZO STRONG-, Esq., Valuator at Seaa.
forth. 280-52
i DAVIS' IIALT+WAY ROUSE.
protbetion of members, and keeping dm
between Se:north and Prussels. end having good
3-ard, sheds, stabling, Old everythingneeessnry for
of the choicest branda. Hostler always on hand.
Give him a call. C. DAVIS,
a large Premium Note ,can.tal, eash tilwayt On 307-12 Proprietor:
hand, it is eatibled to pay all honest claims -with- • ,
out any unnecessary tidal% That in the past eleven
FALL -MILLINERY
years this office has distributed over "half a mil-
isf tiou of leases to its .
limoenniboefrsm.oney in sat ae
Your support of this 0oinpany aelicited, on lit;
own merits. It is claimed for this oftlee that it
has done more to provide cheap insurance than all
the other Companic,4 colubilied. It is a notorious
fact that the competing pomptunes buaie ca. -3
been copying our plans mud adopting ourrates al; n.-
Gi ve the ()la Vann' Fo.vorite the
Applications by mail promptly attended to.
80641 CHAS. T. DOYBLaB,8A9,gecn4t,tou
yrns. GRAY wishes to inform her customers
-1•11- 'and the general public that she hes neeeiv..
I FALL STOCK Of MILLINERY, ,r\J
: \Nu& is very eomple e in the most fashionable
iand handsome styles.
MAKING
I! Promptly attending tin aiia execrated in a rammer
waicb. will secure the 414)1'01;0.10f eustomerS.
Opposite COBBRY Si store, Main -street, Sea.