The Huron Expositor, 1874-01-16, Page 3AN. :M 1874.
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Sc/icitor, Winghatia, has been ap-
..pined Agent for the Cdfouital Secniitiee Com-
PanY t Engiend, he is taSC) Agettt for several pi -i.
. vete ; italists ofToronto, who Iowa Money at
verer kemahle rites. Interest payable. yearly
Char„,,s 'moderato.;
Wi gbiarta,De4.15, 1871. 213
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o At Girgs: a IIOLMESTED,Barrieters, At.
orrieys at jtew. Solicitors in Chancery and.
Insoleenley, Noteriee Public' and Coneieyancers.
,..
Stela'''. ore for the Ile C. Bank. Seaforth. Agents for
i
the C. nede Lite ASsurnieit Ciimpauy, ;
N. oee30,0t10 tO lend at 8 per cent. Farms,
Haus, •s and. Loti:.fqr sale. i 53
i BEse,,IN & efEYElt, Banisters and Attorneys
; Low, Soheiters in Chencery and Insolvency,
Convc vat:ears, Not tries Public. etc. F
Off`ces-Ses.-
1
' forth na Wroxetee. eo2:P
1.000 of rivte a,uns dto
. hives at once, at Figh't per cent. Interest, payable
T vearl f ' 53
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` SAS IL DUNWIN.
II. W. C. iVEYBIL.
sQuii:la ilarrieter, Attorney fat Chute-
etee, &e'
, Klederielt, Ont. C.
ee. Co.*sEoneoriare, 7efetrket, Square. 269
stitnie 4%:
ItISTERS,At torneye, Solicitors in Chancery,
Brasseir;„ Ont. (Alice -two doors uoith of
tbeP•st:Ot1ee.
It St'XIER, DANIEL Mt:DONALD,
71 Goilerieh. Brussels.
410TE .1,14.
NO1`.'S IltYrEL. saaavaisais.--- Thonat„
'Ena-x begs to state to his old friends
and th t itrav€41LOg puIdie, that he has leased
rfote11 littelv ocepied by :err. Mr BRAY, ,alla
fornatrly known taS the DOWNEY ;IOU. SE, 'and
hop t-4 tei receive. a coutinuauce of the patrontleT)
ea liberality beetmoed upon, him dining his 4111. anY
yearsha the hotel bitsinese. Every comferoind
romittienre wit,t.4.a, provided for traveller:: The
choice:it Lemont; aud Gigare only kept ie. the Bar.
aud reliable hostler alwaye in attendance.
• 291 THOMAS KNOX, PrOprietor.
°Sart Seaforth, 8Ontario. SIMON -
POWELL, Proprietor. The subscriber has
thorOughly renfaveteil tuul newly funaiehed the
above Vans°, so that it now affords good accent:m(5e
▪ '• dation tr the te veiling public. Choice liquors
andeeeors tle ar, The table is eupplied with
I the ..ie'icaeies 1 season. O'v.tej in seaeore
' Large eetabling ford an attentie-e hoetler in con-
` neetiou 1 251-13e
RaletEc» w LleS HOTEL Clinton, Ont.,
04r llersTh
. e Br ais sap-
....11cCeTetlIE0-N, Proprietor. First-class
acco4odatior. fu trave
plieffiwieli the eerY beat liquors: and (Agars. Crood
, stablire oettechK The stage leavethis House
avert d. y for Wingharro
204-4t
OSTER% HOTEL, SEAFGRTH.
AS 'FOSTER begs to inform his old
e Ads and the traveling public that he haa
opeleeed his new hotel, adjoirting the Post Office,
Seafoeth, where he has the very best accommoda-
tiore
tor man are' beast. The beet of liquors and
cigars at due bar. THOMAS FOSTER -
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MICAS. .
AMPRELL, (Graduate of McGill Itniver-
ty, Moetreal,) Coroner for the County of
Huron. Office -Next door to Calder Brothers'
Mable Works, and Opposite MeCellion's Hotel,
.st-reet, Seaforth, near the Rail -Way Station.
tj
k1ES STEWART, M. D. C. E., Graduate of
"sreGill, University, Montreal, Physieian, Sur-
Ptc„ Office and Resitlence-oBrucefieid.
KING, Sea -forth, sate of Carronbroolc„)
gOroner for the County of Perth.. Office-
•Besidence--Commercial Hotel.. Calls at
DK. KING'S office Will be attended to day or,
night. 287
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sttee
TERINABY SURGEON. -D. MoNAUGHT,
`. S., begs to announce to the inhabitants a
Seat rth and 'surrounding country that he has
. beenawardcitt the diploma of the Ontario Veterin-
ary College, cid is now prepared to treat diseases
ofH rses a1Catt1e anl all domestic animals. He
hs pencil nDflic n comiection with his lierse-
shoong sho , where he will be emend ready to a-
s tend to cal to Diseases of the feet specially at-
E.t t ten ed to. Ittiselenceenikee and shop in the rear
TjJj & 4van's new store. All kind
Ms of Vet-
edidieme kept constantly on hand.
ges reaeo ahle, 229
L._ VERCOE, X. D., 6. M., Physician, Sur-
geon, etc, Governer for the County of Huron.
and Kesidence, corner Of Market- ancl Thgh
next to the Planing 'gm.
. G. BULL, L.D.S.,
roe tileGEON,Dentist,&e.,Seaforth,
" Ontario, Plate work, latest
a yiee, neatiy executed. All sur-
og gita.1 operatione performed with
efrixe and oroMptitutle. Fees as low -as 'cienbe ob-
is t'r eel else e -here. Office hamrs fronio8 A. M. to 5
e -• et. Rooms over Mr.. A. G. MeDougall'S Store,
CHTIRCHILL, Veterinary Burgeon, (mem-
- bel of, the Ontario Veterinary Col eger) begs
, to ratimate that he has returoed to the practice of
▪ taa:proiessioit in Sea forth, and may at all times be
roe eousulted on: the diseases of Horsee, Cattle, &c.
enpary medicines conetantly on hand. All
▪ teals promptly attende to. Office, at Mansiort
House, Seeforth. 273
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SE1ARP'S LIVERY AND SArefe STATILES.
1! Oftlec,-iAt Murray's Hotel, Seaforth.- Good
1•1110rees and lirst-clase Conveyances always on haiad.
tTsra'S LiVEBY 5TABT515, SEAFORTH, Ont.
Good Hassell Data Comfortable Vehiclee, always
04 lattud, Favorable ArrIthgemeas made -with
Ceromereial Travellere. All orders left at KNoXia
• Higrgro. Will be promptly atter ed
1; PtETICE tD S TABLE N :--T11;irti door North of
Knox'alfotel„Main Street.
THOMAS BELL Proprietor
ay
-r ROVINCIAL LAND SURVEYOR, Seaforth.
All orders left at theltlansion House with Mr.
t SOhn ..eltirray will receive immediate attention:
References -Dr. Coleman and Dr.King,. 411*52
Samuel lEirotlice II. E.,
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'EXTRA.CTING TEETH WITHOUT
PAIN
CalawEIGHT, r D. S„ Surgeon Dentist
e attends in Seaforth. ott Kizof Hotel, the first
Tuesday aud Wednesday of each month; iu Clinton,
, at the COMmercial Hotel, ou the followiug Thum -
days and Fridays. The rentaiuder of the time at
bis Stratford offiee.
•Parties requiring new teeth are requegtecl to call,
if at Seeforth. and Clinton, on the first days of iit-
teridande.
Testimonials of over 5(10 patients who have had
their teeth extracted by the ose of the Gas, may
be seen. at my office office ih Stratford.
' Teeth inserted in the Taoist substantial and ire-
proeed styles..
•; Filling done iu gold, &e.. it a manner which
• anuot h stuneteeed. 237 -
LONDON
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
T.ELEG It A P.11 MUT UTE.
_
niT-NG STEN, if you want a firet-closs haziness
education. attend the hoodoo Conunercial Col-
'trineUn. cornine winter. The prosperity
institootiouis onetently inereaeing. The
number Of stui!ents in actoal attendance during
the yeareedine tikptClIzbe.1, waS lar. than
[ that "f anY other ieerittotien of the, kind in the
I Dominion, beim; tiVER TWO ' N1).11ED. Oar
•oure, of beeineee ji uetie ea is the rinIst thorough,
sr -or -made awl 1 r000te-eive ever iutroduced in any
b-usiheeacelleee i CztIo.
• SPetiMenS of leenuninehip es irt(id or sent by
e are ;aor.ane- %tither ',Hooted tier imported.
Unr!eatiates, are seneht tor by biteinves men,
ant vegeneral satiefe t ion. T(leaso•ti. 8sadents
have ;-.21:tPlOtlfht: for praete:e every der.
eirealgrs with foei itifermatien st-ut. free en ap-
plication, odareoe
GEORGE .1. SWAYZE,
' Manager.
Ltd ,T.ect. 1, 1s72 -
BOAR D I ..10
-t.DA1' le-am..11 the lar,e and cow-
' 1Y41194shei'lL„..., the. *all W, las (*reloads,
magthe Rzoilway teatiten, and hate fitted it op
balalia:t-house. Good table and cumfartable
Pouts- Persoos wi'4ein e pleasalut boarding-
house tord.1 apply, its there are at liresent it few
vactime". Traneient boarders inceoonnodated itt
less tuahotel rates. 228
JAN.
1i., 1874,
THE fiURON' EXPOSITOR.
gAIETITM.
Bro en spir t --A brandy Smash.
Parlor Match—Popping the ques.
tion iili the drawing -room.
- hat is the proper age for a. parson ?
Why, the parl3on-age, of course.
ne great difference between Byron
and iarns inj early youth was that- the
one w s a Ha row boy, the other a plow-
boy.
e girls n Boston's High chool are
to lean phot rraphy, perhaps t impress
upon jtheir minds the gramma Cal rule
that t o nega ives don't always make an
affirm tive.
- man writes to an eilito for $4,
"bect.use he is so linfernal sh rt," and
gets 14 reply he heartless respo se, "Do
as d stan on a chair."
ritorces re haaally known n Spain,
for the reason that the husband can find
some ne to s oot his wife for 25 cents
when he gets irecl of matrimon
ladies club -in London is alleut
• break ng up, he members bei g hope-
lessly divided on the great question as to
the p opriety of using sealing -wax for or -
dinar busine s letters.• •
I
onscien loos party—" Now, then,
droliour gc gglea, will you ?1 'Ow in
blankam 1 tf it yer -with them glarses
on?" Nears ghted •party—" IIow the
deuce am 1 t. hit you if I take 'era off?"
—I a 0 fornia obituary i is stated
that The d ceased was a per on.of re-
raant natur . He placed the breech of
his g n Math fire, and, looking down the
mazal , clepa ted. hence instant neously."
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oomraon i1iing. The'case was one
sa,ult withj deadly.weapons, th oc
• being a quarrel between En ch
and. john Hamilton, the defeu ant
Joe Islerrintton, an Indian. he
fined the 4, ite ram $200 each.
--Aecoaliag. to Russian' jot
or two little difficulties are s
settled :with regard, to the f
f as-
.
men
ork
, and
ourt
malls' one
o be
o
thc ming
royal „ l -vvedilinaa, In the first place mar-
riages are sbleraniiecl in the Greek C welt
invariably at nig, whereas the Eliglish
Churclt re. attires, that the cere ' ons, shall
be perforn-ed in the morning otos-
taut marriages a, the Rossian or, r have
hitherto b,een, s ithout'exception'olem,
niseil in he Imperial W(:
int r P lace,
which, it is feared, would not con-
sidered a legitimate place for tit ct by
the British authorities. Extensive prep-
arations are in progreds at S. eters-
bora for the receptioii. of thel ma -riage
guests.
London,
which ma
world. of
erican has
'right:ad, Witl
entirely
T
come flirw
a freSh n
evolutiOniz
is gifted
flings awtty the time honored. cu
undertakes to conquer Ihis oppone
simply substituting Ihis nose ii its
arepoat of a ma
ton the other day., .
operandi i very si
break with the cue
as soon'as he leaves
over the table, ta
nose, and 'Falls it in
from it on the oth 'T
undoubtedly some ad
Buildii g castles itt Spain Mr. S.?" dispensing with te
ch, played wit
e read : " His
Duf n
the usual' wa
of Jefferson
s the ball wi
o pocket or
all." The
antageS "
ue. The
we presu e, is not obliigecl. to i.cha
said I he lan Ilady to Spicer; who was
thoughtfully ,egarding-his brea fast cup.
Tl '
"No, rnll a'a," saki Spicer, ` nlylooka age of other a snip'
b
mg over my grounds in Javaook plac m Greenrie
." :
e since. A young Man
—Consolation 'loosen) aic
' name
sorry to hear that you've lost th• ofy
Mary" Mary -L-" Yes, it was
den. ' But ain't it a real com
got that black dress instead of
one you wanted, me to buy ? -
—"Felloa -travelers," said 'a colored
her, " tf I had been eatin dried ap-
or a we It; an' then took o drinkin'
d
nose.
—A
scription
a short Er
11 rny
ur uncle, 18 years df age, b
uite sud- married his grandn
1-
forty. this cou
he green
ort, as
his fatherl's pa and
t
• and therepy occup
pendent and envia
prea
pies
for a monf I ,, cou11 't f eeI mo e swe11 e
up triian I at dis minit wicl ride and
van-itjy at se -ing 'such. fall 'ter dance har
dis e renin'."
— atliera tics is a delightf 1 science.
A M ine won.= ate a gallon ef oysters
the 4ther d. y for $100. Aft, r deduct-
ing 85 for uneral expenses, ow hauch
did he "de, ?"
A. your' r beau, at his sist r's even-
ing krty, egan to sing "\ hy Am I
So Veak a d Weary ?". wh n a little
brotjher bro ght the perform lice to a
sad en clo e by yelling o 't, "Aunt
Mary saye s cause you co He home so
late and clro k 'most every hi ht."
--a-Forty p irs of hands fly ng wildly
in, the air, forty mouths in distressful
pantomime. What do y u want?"
asked the te cher. " Your 1 -ir is fall-
ing off," ans ered the choras.
B IEF NOTES.-
,
n Alaba4aa editor offers to name his
iy after ti e patron who wi pay -his
scription the longest time i 1 advance.
The nan e of the presen Duke of
ckingham is Plantaganet Oampbell
ba
su
• B
. Taff ple Nog aat Bridgyes Cho', dos -Inn-
I .The lame is, in the slain, well
enough in it way; but the Da ke'a man-:
. of apelli Briges iS co temptible."
C urier---Jau) nal. .
An: ind:ian 'Princess, the! Ranee - of.
rtala !S -in , heir -apparent .fathe
Ma-
hi-rajaiij of iJashmcre,s died bout Six.
w.eks ago in India of small-poJ • The fu--
n ral proc.es ioa was attendedlby 20,000
: p rsons, and M accordance wi h the Hin7
'd custom he body was bur ed. - •
—The.tan.of Pioche, 'whic has had
ti e. reptintatIon of being the'. wickedest -
-place on -the Pacific slope,'i trying to .
'reform_ its Manners One . its local
pers soleMnly assures the jublic that:
t ate has. n t been, been a 11 anicide ,
t e town, f r over .o month:J Good for
ioehe
—A shar Hartford girl, w4.th an eye
Christi' presents, attens ed both a
ptist and an Episcopal Sun' lay scho61,
i nd all wen well until she g, ve several
nswers ou of her, Baptist 1. sson book
o question in th le Church catechism,
nd then th churehmen dro ped her.
1 —Sir San nel Baker receiit1 delivered
n address npon the subject 4f the slave
ade in Aflrica, in.which he (aid that on
% one occasi n, :after having I lectured a
'chief at gre, t lengsth upon the horrible
riature of t#e slave trade, th chief con -
eluded the anterView by offe ing to sell
his son to 8ir Samuel.
—Bill Gibson loved Miss ,essie Hoch,
and wanted her to wed. Sh coquetted
until Bill got mad, and_this eing in San
Francisco, Ihe naturally resorted t� the
• argument f pistols. Miss ' och barely
dodged a et, and Bill w. s arrested;
but when lte was at s le -sent word
to the Coo t that she woulc marry hira
if they wo4id. let him off. 1. hey let him
off. •, -
—The
mates the
age of Wi
of 40,000,
the forest -
if the abo
, there is li
1 the State
' of the rec
ti cany inc
—A cal
upon the
I
years,
th.
i
of a storn
and its a verage direction five degrees
north of ast ; for February, 710 miles,
and a dir ction thirteen degrees north of
east ; March 940 miles, eleven degrees
north of ast • and for April, 615 , miles, ested in mining
other, a( lady
de main he b
xis own grand
s a supreine1a
le position •
Con.= John.
rd in
ton,
the -
erson
• and
ts by
•lace.
Duf-
nodus
lays a
, and
bends
h lais
aroms
e are
• thus
layer,
k his
✓ de-
, Va.,
about
Zopla
early
cothes
other,
ind.e7
•
As veay few. if anal of the passengers
in the Detroit street car, bo nth or the
east sid&at 9 o'clock, the other e ening,
understood the matter, we will " rise
to explain." The gnat' was to blame,
1
there cai be no doubt about th t. No
fellow, 1 i rich less our hero Who tepped
upon Ca rear .platform of the car in
which sl e was sitting at th Co rtland
street ci ossing on the evening ques-
tion, cot I have withstood he empta.-
;f-
tion to o just what he did. Sh sat in
one cor, er, endeavoring to read a Public
Library book by the faint lighti of the
limp a,b v e, when the young inajn enter-
ed. She raised her eyes—.e eyes—
from the volume, and; before th gentle-
man could take a seat, prect ita ed her-
self foiWard with, both arms extended
and hi aged and kissecl hisn, ishouting
needles
not th
,never
did no
and tli
prise .
denne
he giiii ed. courage and imprintec
of smacks upon her damask ch
turn. ' She did net scream, ,b
lovingly upon him a smile that
youth to the inmost depths o
" Why, when did you arii
city ?"i Said she, at length, rele
hold trid seating herself, th
doing the same. `r To -night,"
the bogus .John, at random.
must Come down and see inc
we will get out of the car at
street " Such. an invitation
lips was too moth. for the supposed
John, and, although , he qual-ed to the
bottohis of his fashionably m de No. 10
gaiters, it was impossible for im to re-
sist the beauty's urgent entr aties, and
whenthe place was reached, le stopped
the car, and assisting her ou , followed
her to her :hoine, which he di covered to
be one of the most imposing residences
in that portion of the city. 1 • e was im-
ineditately ushered into the la. rlor, when
the girl departed in search of .er mother,
whoin our hero inwardly, wished in
Texas. Fortunately, howesi r, she WAS
not at home, andhe was permitted an.
h.our of pure happiness onl; marred by
. the fear that some of ' the lad 's relatives
would enter thejapartmentl and detect
the imposture. But at the nd of that
period he foung himself 1, itting very
close to the -maiden on the sofa, 'and
Some way or ether, how; t c youthful
reader can best [tell, he ex Rained very
gently that he was not John -at all, but
that the short hour in whichLhe had been
[acquainted with her had MS nred an ifoolingSe fooling of love with
i
n his soul,
which eouleonly be gratified at the al-
tar. Our tale Would not be truthful did
we not recor*l. that she at; first loudly
screamed; and became very red in the
face, &c., but sl e at last S lbsided, and
when the_ gentl man left the house, it
was with great jfy depicted on his coun-
tenance, inasmu h as the wicked femin-
ine had, given h in some _eacouragement
at least, by iuvi 'rig him to, call again.—
(Om/and Ile)ea(1.
I •
Tlriscon,sin Lumberman esti-
and total of the pine stump -
cousin at theenermous amount
pOO,000 feet. Pine grows in
with wondeaful rapidity, and.
e figures are net exaggerated,
-ely to be as much pine cut in
rorty years hence as daring airy
nt years. The supply is prae•-
ahaustible.
..dation has been made, bakd
Veather reports of the last two
t the average rate of prOgress
in Jahaary is 6t0 miles a day,
cousin John." It is perhaps
,
for us to aay that the y uth was
fair maiden's cousin, nd had
een her before in his Ilif , but he
deem it -polite to contra lict her,
erefore, recovering from the sur -
MI emotion with whieh the sud-
s of the assault had ins .ired him,
a coiiple
ek in re-
t smiled
mote the
his soul.
e in the
sing her
stranger
answered
Then you
ight off •
Fra.nklir;
from such
just about nia-hali P1 Cahada that it is
in &Oland, It is a capital country
for married Men, as a family is a source
of strength instead of weakness, people
being enabled to do all the work with-
in themselves. The assistance that
is granted atthe present tine :—
Any i person who is ' vouched for
by a magistrate or a clergyman as be-
ing of respectable character is taken
from Liverpool to Quebec for £4, 15s, and
in the sumnier season there is little
doubt it will' be the same as last year,
vii., £2, 5s each for agricultural laborers
arid their. families (children half price,)
and Women serva.nts.
DANIELMcGREGOR
, :
Il.
Bookbinder, Harpurhey, Seafotth,
1
TTAS just recelved it largo Stock of the Materials
-1-1- used in thelbusiness,land isnow fall $I prepar-
ed to execute, 4n the shOrteet notice a id in the
atest eyries, all orders he May be favoured with.
REGISTERS, LEDGER 6 85 BLANK BOOKS
OF .4.1‘TY laND, .
Billed, Printedand made o order, on the shortest
notioe, and at prices w *oh defy competition.
Lades' Work Box s c6- Fancy Cases
Made tc order.
OLD AND EW BOOKS
Bound and repelled at city prices.
All communications adAreased to the undersign-
ed, will reoeive prompt atitention.
DANIEL MeGREGOP, .
;Seaforth, (Hereto:11.110y.
t
AND
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illustrated, Pocket Diaries, Pocket Books, Purses,
Writ g Desks Work Boxes, Ladiea' and Gents'
Dres ing Cases, Jewel Cases, Ink Stnds, Cigar
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l
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i
Ear Rings, Bracelets, Gold Studs, Pla
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d Stud,
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Violins, Conegrtinas, Accordians, Mout
Violin strings fiinest
Also TOTS or Girls and Boys, at
NTS.
h Organs,
315
R LUMSDEN'S,
Seaforth.
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Photographin business, which he will hereafter
I ptirchaeedi;froraMr. FRANK PALTRIDG-E his
conduct.
PICTURES OF ALL .KINDS
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lIaving had long experience in the bt siness, the
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satire satisfaction, and trusts to receive a con-
tinuance of the liberal patronage bestowed on his
predecessor. .
ALL THE OLD NECATIVES ON_HAND
• CHA_RLES 1VIOORE.
Seaforth, July, 1873. 292
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SEAFORTH,
A Splendid Stock of NEW and FRESH FRUIT , such as Raisins, Currants, and every 'description of
Canned Fruit, all of which will be found good v
-REMOVED
'In the Mec anics' Hap, Dumfries,
recently, Mr. G a,ham, Emigration Com-
niissioner of th Dominion of iCanada,
presented inclu emeuts to Scptchmen
there to make t e Dominica their' perma-
nent abiding pl. ce. Using a map for il-
lUstration of th relatiye 15ositiops of the
localities referr d to he -spoke of Nova
Scotia's area, a 11,000,000 acres, with a
population of o er 400,000 mainly inter--
fishing triad agriculture;
-ick's area as 17,000,000
populatirn, of over
interests Similar to those
a Scotia. Ruining over
litjes oth
ing their
terests, h
e whole
rade, pop
ernment, and the &loco -
As to the class of people
out, there is, he -said, a
or aaricultural and other
en servants, tradeamen
nd capital opportunities
ers or their sons to settle
provinces!. Money cam be
rily invested also, there-
-it inducements for capital-
ange froM £25 to £40 per
orers by the. year, with
•irag, wo4en servants get -
to £2 per month and even
en from 3s to 16s per day;
rs from 5s to 6s 3d. Food
cheap --41b. loaf, from 5a
6a to is; potatoes, is, to
el of 60 lbs.; meat, 3d to
, the pH .e of living being
REM
VED.
M. .ROBERTS IN,
Cabinet-maker and Undertak r,
li_TAS REMOVED his ware -rooms to
/
JOHNSON'S OLD STAN
Main -street, Seaforth,
Where he has onhanda superior 'ato
ture of every description.
CALL AND SEE I'
I sixteen d
For
'Western
far the
Trees north of eost. Of New Brans
one seekers are leaving the Acres, and of it
nines in great numbera, bound' 600, as holding
ewly-discoveted Eldorado in named for No
French toiana. Many of • them take the varioua loc
barely en inah money to pay their passage named, and gi
to eayai
be much
hashere
most unl
ne„ and. -it is feared there will and business
offering there. French (kliana prosperity of t
ofore been considered -one of the
.ealthy and disag-reeable coon -
tries in t :le world. , - , tonal systerci.
--" E ay. old are you ?" asked a St: whb should a„
Louis jilatice of a bridal candidate. reat deman4
" Eighteen,"replied the girl, who looked !laborers, Vim
live years younger than that. `.` In what and artizan:
year were yohborn ?". asked.. the justice.
The girl stammered, blushed, and guessed
it was in 1859. The hard-hearted. offi-
cial thereupon refused to perform the
crease of its fr
system of . Gb
for tenant fa
in the vario
• very satisfa
fore it holds
r than we have
aea, population
referred t� the
omitry, the in -
lotion, &c., the
1
0
ceremony, and she went out counting on ists. Wag4
her fingers how much eighteen from 1873 annum for lia
board and 1
ting from
more ; trod
common lab
is particula
to 6d; but
to 2s per b
5d Per lb., .
left, so as to be prepared fori the next
- trial.
a --A trial recently took place in the
Tulare .County (Cal) Court which exl,
cited a goial deal of interest, from the
•
fact that an Indian Wasthe successful
prosecutor of[ two white men, • and the
witnesses were all Indians, a very mia
4
GROCKERY A
D GLASSWARE.
Their Stock of CROCKERY. and GLASSI1 ARE is the B6t and Cheapest in Town.
CHRISTMAS CLOTHING.
Specially got up for
.the Holidays.
NEW STYLES,
NEW MATERIALS.
WINES & LIQUORSQF TI -IE BEST & PUREST BRANDS,
SPLENDIDLY MADE AND
A
Wholes le and Retail.
k of Furni-
UNDERTAKING
Raving purchased Mr. Thomas Bel '14 HEARSE
I am prepared to attend funerals on tho shortest
notice, either in town or country
Coffins, All- sizes,
Kept constantly on hand.
1
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er
SHROUDS! SHRO DS!
M. ROBERTS N,
CABINET MAKER AND UNDLI TAKER,
Johnson's Old Stanc 7
Main street, Seaforth, • has no on sand a good
assortment of
DE AND PORTER FOR FAA ILY USE, IN GLASS AND WOO_D.
GR
OERIES
Of every description in abundance, and che p. Good Tda from 40 cents to $1 per pound.
FLO UR AiV D FEED always 07 hand. - Goods delivered in T01072. Free
of Charge.
WILSON & YOUNG.
GOODS FOR CHRISTMAS
NEW YEAR'
,AND
S PRESENTS.
We have just received a beautiful lot of new Goods, suitable fox this season, among which the fol-
lowing are some of then*
SPIRCYP-
Which he can furnish cheaperf tha s they can be
got elsewherp: 25
WHO ,WANTS NEY?
A.. STRONG, SEAF RTII,
Will Loan Money at it LOW RATE OF INTER-
ESTeither on Farm or 'Village Property.
:Parties requiring money should apply to him.
INSURE YOUR PRpPERTY
AND YOUR 1;LIVES.
•
Strong, S, eaforth4
IS ALSO AGENT FOR 11
A.
Plated Cake Baskets,
Cruet Stands, all prices,
Butter Dishes, glass -and plated,
Tea Spoons, ,
Table Spoens,
Forks, Plated and Nickle,
Fancy Butter Knives,
Toasq Racks,
Chine Tea Sets,
Fancy Tea Sets,
Whit Granite Tea Sets,
Mott Cups and Saucers,
Fano China Mugs,
Mnstaehe Cups,
Toilet Bottles,
" Watch Stands,
Wor Bo-xes,
Rodgt14% & Son's Gents' Toilet Cases,
Rodg rs & Son's Ladies' Companions,
RodgeIrs & Son's BreadKnivesi
Rodgere & Son's Ivory Hand :Knives,nives,
Rodg
Rodg
Bodge
Rodg
Bodge
Bodge
Albu
Vases
Comb
Toile
Toot
Cloth Brushes,
-Egg Boilers, &c.
ri & Son's Carvers and Forks,
re & Son's Razors and. Strops,
e & SOD'S Knife Sharpeners and Steels.
rat & Son's Butcher Knives,
rt & Son'sPocket Knives,
ra & Son' a Scissors,
s, Card Cases,
Toys,
, Brushes, Perftiniery,
Articles and Poinifdes,
Brushes, Nail Brushes,
-RODGERS & SON'S I CUTLERY,
We jimport froth Sheffield 'direct, and can do them well !Call and see .the Stock.
1 E.g. HiCKSON - &
CHEAPER THA
rrICE SUBSCRIBER HAVING RECENTLY PURCHASED
TEAS, SUGARS,
AND GENERAL CROC
EVER.
LARGE QUAN
TITY OF
FRUITS,
RI ES,
AT PRICES MUCH LOWER TIAN THE C--ARENT MARKET VALUE,
The Scottish Provincial Insurance Company -1
Fire aria Life. •
The Western Insurance Compton -4 of Toronto -i
Fire and Life.
The Isolated Risk Limnmice 1 Company, o
• 1
Canada.
Terms as reasonable as offered' by any oth
agent doing business for reliable Cempanies
OFFICE -over Strong & Fairley's Grocery
Store, Main Street, Seaforth. 252
AGENTS WANTED Eli.ERYWHERE
To 'sell our 1
1\T "NAT 1V1 T)
Of the Dominion of Canada.
Profits from $200 to
nent employ-ment.
311-6
Is enable -1 ttive the publi even
-BETTER BARdAl
Tlae goods are now in stock, and the
get their share- of the
$300 per Month. Perma-
T3.bY & Co.,
32 King street East, Toronto.
Going at the Clitptered Store.
S THA
idhabitants of T
TAILORING AND
CAMPBELL'S C
13.1R,
JAM
GENT
AT
HERETOFORE.
vn and Country are invited to come and
S MURPHY,
Main -Street, Seaforth.
FURNISHINGS
TRIMMED.
CALL EARLY
AT
DUNbAN
DUNCAN'S.
OTHING EMPORIUM.
Fall Stock Now Complete in
1'1,000 Overcoats and P
$20 per day. Agents Wanted.
All classes of Working
S5 TO
people, of either sex, young or old, make more
at work for tis in their spare moments, or ,all the
time, than at anything else. Particulars free.
Address G. STINSON & CooPorthrd,Maine: 284
Every Department.
ea Jackets First
1.ass Readxnade.
GOOD BARGAINS FOR CASH..
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SILKS AND; DRESS
GOODS.
DUNCAN IIIINCAN
This month arei showing another lot of very
handsome
BLACK AND COLORED SILKS
AND
NEW FANCY DRESS GOODS.
The finest Good d ever shown in Seaforth, and at
prices that defy competition.
Inspection Invited.
DUNCAN & DUNCAN.
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Presideut 0 vercoatings,
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AiYD FULL CLOTHS,
the .season. A1sv.in
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Ladies' Furs.1 Ohl The Splendid Value that
Remember my Stock this Fall Surpasses anything I have opene4 before. DUNC4N -& DUNCAN
WILLIAM CAMPtELL.
SEAFORTH FOUNDRY.
KERR, WILKIE & Co,
Wish to inform the people of Huron and public generally that they have leased the :Seaforth Foundry
for a term of years, and are now prepared to manufacture all kinds of -
Castings, Straw Cutters, Sawing Machines,
Plows, and other Farming Impleinents
' We are also prepared. to do REPAIRING of every description. •
The undersig-ned have hail long eaperience in the Foundry businesapand are prepared t-0 guarantee
satisfaction in all their work. .
287
KERR, NIVILKIE & CO.
Are giving this season -
THE ROUND END MUFF
a novelty of itself.
YOU OltGHT TO SEE THEM.
The prices of all the Ladies' Furs ere low.
NE.A"S,
AND B0kS' CAP
t3
A very nicelot Of Beaver, Seal, German Mink and
Otter, in Cloth. aps Of -all. patterns,
Our Stock * Complete for the Season,.
. 1 BliNetN & DUNCA ti4