The Huron Expositor, 1874-04-17, Page 3APRIL 17, 1874:
EeleTe Solite:tor, Wiugham, has been ap..
el Agent for the Celonial Securities Coro,
eleland, he is also Ageut for several pee_
mists of Torento, who loan Money at
bualtie rat '3-; Interest pae!able yearly
aoderate.
ru,Dee.
218
3 -HEY at IWI.MESTED, Betristera, At
ye at Law. $olieitole in Chancery an4
, Noted!. e 1u1'. toad Ctinveyancers.
for the, 1Z. Seafort le. Agents for
a Iefe
410,000 to letel at te pee et-nt. Farms,
al Lots for sal.. 5a
g Bareheere a: it Attorneys
a, ektlieitoi e in Chancery anti" Inselveney,
nee.. N ot at ies11t.e,t. Offices—Sea,
Wroaen r. eel.aetet , f Pr; tete Putels to
n ice, at keight eer cent. In Nettest, payable
t 5.3
-,-... il.., mrivFat.
f .._
.541.1.11.:1:, Barris:- . fn. Charle-
s rit-h, ot :. 0:tie,i—over J. C.
tee's Enteorien, Marie t eze-iltre. 269
;
Pieprier & ..NciDe.ltaid,.
-;TERs._1:::.(;110..yg,solivitor: n Chancery,
1:•,:4( ih, ki.o.i.- 0.1.ce—tw .1 11* tn.'s, noitb of
eT:.;....., .
DANIEL Mt -DONALD,
, el oderiett. ttrnssels.
ES>14.s.'1.X.,•. •
' t. (t41'onbrook,)
for Lit,. Co1.1111:,• 44 Perthel uni;.•,• and
i•c•ver :f :ware Store,
In DR. KINWS otnee will -be at-
dr.y or night -
'2.87
:•
eleitC0E. M. D., C. M., lereteieittit Sur-
etee, Con:mei. for the Cotet y of Ifuron.
i 'Ile...hit-nee. earn. r ot Meek1 .t azel High
•"; et te tite le:melee :eel -
' 1 •
, .
fel !TELL ;Greet:ate et etl,.(; ill Univer-
'., a• lootreale Coeeear for :lei Comity of
tneee—:eeet tit ir to Calt'ele- Brothers'
Vorks„ and opeateite MeCallimee Hotel,
fret, Settforth. uear the Itailwaie Staten.
.Z. r Will ON , lIt.nt ist,Sle.,Seaf,orth,
Onterio. Plete -11;ork, la.test
Styles, nem ly aacentell. All stet-
'Pie- al ten e eat hate - perfermed -with
romptitudek'ees as low ae elm he oh-
.t,,where. Office reline from la A. ..N.L. te 5
Lime aver Alr. A. G. 2ticie.etteiliet Store,
270
OAltrIeltEl.L, V. S., Liceurht e and Prize -
4 of (30133(...ii Univereity, Ithaca,N-1,7,
t of Ontatto Vett realtry Coll( ee, Toronto,
.;.1 perm= utiv in Varna.. wh re.he will be ,
(eV- and etitliug to attend to 11 kinds a •
en all kinds Of :minters tur u excepted),
:Ile of weather, Pod lit all lours. Resi-
d office two doors east of ook's Tem -
'Jell. 0819
tINARY SURGEON.—D. e eNAUGHT,
-. begs to announce to the in altitents of
:awl, surrounding country t at he has
rtled the diplcnua of the ()atr: rio .Vetaire.
';'e. and is now prepared to treat diseases
and Cattle and all domestic ablaut:as. He ,
'..,t1 an office in, conuection wit*. his horse- 4
hop, where he will be found ready to at -
!ails. Diseases of the. feet Spetcially at -
a. Resident:es office and ehop in the rear .
an ec, Ityttn'e. new store. All kinds of Vet- '
qcdicines kept constantly on hand.
Feasanablt, 229
:
11 URCHILL, Veterinary Surtaeon, (mem-
'..af the Out:xi-in Vetetinary College,) begs'
to that he lute rettireed to th . practice, of
esion in Seafortit. end may et all times be
1 on the diseases t.1 Horse , Cattle, &e.
LT methemee censtantl.y OU hand. elt
_mptly attended to. Unice, ; at afensiore
eaforth. 273
tat ite,e ZIA%
HARP'S LIVER'S: A.ND SAL1 STABLES.
at—At Murnty's Hotel, Sea:forth. Good
lid first-class (etuveyances always on band.
- - —
S LIVERY ST.U.ILES, SEAEORTH, Ont.
1 Horses end Cumfortable Ve 1
ielett, always
L Yavorable Arretteemente made with
eial Travellers. All oelere le t at Ketiox's
will be promptly attended to,
e AND Sreatoes :—"I.hird. ;lox North of
Ioter, Main Street.
' - THOMAS BELL, Proprietor.
HaTEra SEAPORT — Thomas
be to state to his old IfuU1ds and
travellime public, that he lieji leased the
itely oeettpied by Mr. MURRAY, and
; known as the 21101-VNEY HOUSE, and
.receive a, continuance of the patronage
Ity bestowed, ripen hint durieg his many
the hotel busineett. Every et .tort and
nee Nem be peerided for tree elicits. The
Lientore and Ciente ouly L. iu the Bar.
and. rerimble hostler al ways in attendance.
THOMAS KNOX, Proprietor.
E 0-F WALES HOTEL, Cli`rre Ox
uto 0 t
McCUTOTIEON, Proprietor. First-class
elation for travellers. The Ilar is sup -
[i the very best liquere aud cigars. Good
!,.ttaclaecl. The stage leave%hie House
Wingham. 204-4t
STEIt'S ROTEL, SEAR> TH.
FO-STER, begto inform his old
aullethe traveling public that he has
new hetet, adjoining the Poet Office
!where he has the very best eccommoda-
art and beast. The best of bquore and
lte bar. „ THOMAS rosTER.
E. LUSBY,
D AUCTIONEER for the County of
- Sales attended in tell parte, f the Conn-
ders /mule persooallY or emit to Seaforth
e will be promptly attended. tp. 327
Saninet „Ntrodie, ('.
c;CIAL _LAND SI'RVEYOR, Seaforth.
dors left at the Mansion Ihet4e with Mx.
Fraywili reeeive inameclia,tet attention.
',—Dr . Coleman and 1)r. Kingt 411*52
_
S. L KENNEDY,
SIGN and 0RNAMENTAI4PAINTER
rainer. Ptiperintinting also elttended to,
E as cheap as by any other teootE work-
businese. All orders lefe with Mr.
Crfor him at the Exeoarron Office will
Iy attended to, 279-26
I a. P. BRINE
iED AUCTIONEER for tht4 County of
n. Sales attended in all pts of the
„--,e1i orders left at the Exeostron Office
tuiptiv attended to.
'!ANCERY SfilfLE
07 STASI) om Urcfri Road.
tence of a decree dated the ed day a
r, Ite73, made by the Court ot chance -TY
rt cause therein pending of (iovenIock
tell, and with the 2ppre1ettier4.- of Henry
nt, Esquire. Master of the said Court
Oa, the valuttbre property known as Les;
11 Stand will be offered for stile by Pub -
by J. P. BRINE, Autedoneer, at
ee 'JOIST., in the Villegel of
en
irsday, 16th of April, 1874,,
k. al the afrernoen, .0.totirising 1 acre
ellee aet eoreer ,;1Let No. ittle in the th
ef the Ttren,hip oi Me1O'ill0, having
of 2. chitin, asa, 76 iitEkS 4.03:, the. Gray
chain6t1 finite in Llepth, Upon. the
f.recttAl. a frarlte nittl I", barn and
ereeint rented ter James Lcslie and 49° -
tie e Tavern. 'I ne propelly will be
te thc telltale.: et the present °con-
e latreheeer will he reptired at the time
ekte ,towit eepoeit pea to Op per COIL
=
f=hit.,,e 11s iney f,, Veieler or kis Solicit -
Pee' the letTettee -vith iutertelt at 7 per
oue mouth t -h! awl to sign alt
:en of hie purl,hase, and
'even of his Laurie- e ;motel the pare
Le' I tetit:i 14, WE' /1(H,1€M. th.e
et to the tte,ae -y-ef the taid Leslie,
• in all her re eet s the leouditions
be 0,14' condithins uf the
haricery.
earth:eters and corelitiene ol sale may
'e, applieetion CettrigheY
I :1114!•=e-Iteen .Meei r, et-11101th.
:at March, lee
p. mAcT,EmitreT, -."„ta.:--ter at; Goderiela.
IEY HOLMES1 ED,
•! Veeelor`e Se1icitere. 330-
- FOR SALE,
thee
'WAI.TON, BLAC4SIIITII'S
1 OOL.S and .DW1lLLM; HousE. For
audy to ...TAXES Fri/TON,
W.I.,-1tOn P. O.
APRIL 17, 1874.
fenallammerior
GAIETIES.
I
•
Too late for the fair—An ol bachelor.
' —A circuit court—The lo1 gest way
home from singing school.
—Sweetening one's i coffee i the first
stirring event of the day. „
--Defaulters are now more _elegantly
called " hypotheearies." 1
,.._. —When is a seoldin woman most of-
: fencive ? When she' as deaf as a
' P°.____stilfallyt(Inri aNiVlasTrt to in ke a buStle in the
: world, take tie news i apers and. 'a piece
1 of bape.
! —They put hira in a, show-easa was.
t, the remark of a rural lady who recenMy
' attended a city funeral.
—A prudent clergyman, unwilling to
accuse a citizen of 13ring, said he used
the truth with pentoritins frugality. .
„. —A New Jersey 'tobacconist, With
commendable 'frankness, advertises : I
shall continue to keep on hand. imported
cigars of my own manufacture.
—A bright-eyed Italian boy stopped
with his organ before a dairy window,
' and, after playing fora while, turned to-
-examine the rotai-y churn which was in
operation within. Aly churn is the best,
he said, at last. It makebread and
butter ; yours only churns butler. ,
--A Brooklyn lawyer's fonr-year-old
daughter is marked as ,a, diplomat in the
future women's era. Recently her
mother, returning from elm ch, found'
her marshaling a long array (4 toy .sol-
diers on the; nursery floor. . " Are you
playing- with soldiers on Sunda.y, Louise?"
said mamma. " Oh, these arC the army
of the Lord," was the qui* rOsponse of
their curly -headed commanderi.
—A gawky saw, for the first time, a
school -girl going through sone of her
gymnastic exercises for „the , musement
of the little ones at home; a ; er ! gazing
at her with looks of interest ! and. com-
miseration fora while, he asked1 a boy
near by if that gal had tit.? " No," re-
plied the lad, contemptuously, 'i‘ that's
gymnastics." " Oh, 1 'tis, hey ?I', said
the verdant; " how ong lias she . had
'em.?" -
--"A Connecticut deacon in
times was sorely trrbled
scientific assertion that the ..
stationary body, and. did
around the earth.
minister, ".didn't Joshua co
sun to stand still !" "Ver
sponded the dominie, "show
the olden
about :the
un was a
rot move
e to his
mud the
well ?" re -
e, if you
can, the passage of Scripture where it
says that Joshua ever commanded the
sun to move again." .
—A gray hair was espiecl by a lady
among the raven lock of a fair. friend
of hers, a few- days' ago. "Ole pray
pull it out," she exclaimed. " If I pull
it out ten will cemet: the funeral," .re-
plied the lady who ah de the unwelcome
discovery. "Pluck t out," n ever th e -
less , " said the dark -la ired 'damsel ;
is of rio sort of conse nonce how many
come to the fine -raj, provided they all
come in black." 1
—Here is the late t chr mo. dodge.
A preacher "up conn ry" oft-rs to every
person -who shall no miss one of his
sermons for a year the gift of "n ele-
ga,ut ch roam." I Maybe that Js putting a
premium on the habitof sleeping, in
church.
; --A Delaware mai
cod-liver oil fur four
consumption, and h
that he never had. ana bonsu
ii
is the madestman i America, and his and in
children haven't said • boo" -n a week-, at On C
; —Peace iS preserve 1 in a 1 eusehold in itical l
aged
all th
has been taking
rears o cue the
Is just founcl put
ption. He
light t4ro candles, shut
down, nd, . wait quietl
;burned. out. The one
consuniec1. first gets up a
the ho ise forever, ta
the clo hes,that are woliu at the time.
Everyt ling else become the property of
-the oth r party.— 'Vince zed Land of the
White Yephant.
Forgetfulness
. -
the. house, sit
! until they are
whose candle is
-ionce and leaves
rig nothing but
i Words.
1 .
-it
i
.Dr. bercrombiereco ds an nstan.ce of
a gentlaman. Nvho unif rnaly called his
snuff-box a hoo0sheach When reminded
,
of the error he probab y recognized it,
but his tendency was, nevertheless, in
this di ection. His physician hypothe-
tically traeed the orldity to an early and.
long -co tinued association of ideas. The
cientlen an had been a tobacco merchant
in Vir inia, and had h id his attention
well oc aipied with hogs ;cads Of tobacco
and bo. -es of snuff. Thi$ may not be a
sufficient explanation, but it was the
only one that suggested itself, as he made
no sunaliar blunder wih other words.
_
Certainly a greater di iiiiculty- was pre—
sented by the gentler/ an who always
called (c)a1s paper and )aper coals, sys-
. ternaticlaIly, as it Wou d appear, trans-
posing tlie nieaninas of the two words.
,
Both st bstances, it is t lie, are used in
lightin a, fire ; but this 'act does not suf-
fice to ,solve the puzzle. ,
An inability to remen ber the names of
things
mark al
extensi
reniem
ometimes presei 'ts itself in a re -
le lvay. A gent eman engaged in
e agricultural ffairs could not
er the spoken i1ames of things,
but recognized them di ectly when writ-
ten.
I
. e arranged his daily duties ac-
cordin ly, with a degrel of success that
could, hardly be expected under such cir-
cumsta ices. He kept efore him in his
busine s room a listofhe words which
D
were most likely to oc ur in his inter-
course with his vvork en. When any
one of his men wished to communicate
with 1131 on any suba ect, the master
Estelle attentively to what was said ;
the so nd of the words did not convey
to his 3' d. the idea of the things or com-
moditi s signified, but it (1.h. suggest to
him itten words whieli lo, therefore,
prf)cee( ecl to consult ; the sight of the let-
ters fo mine- those v,rords a once gave
o
him th4 necessary clue to t re meaning.
The pr cess was noteworthy ; the sound
of a w rd, when spoke
shape f the word whenwr+n, and this
), s ggestecl the
shape uggeeted the idea or mental pic-
ture of the thing signified. this appears
to have been a, permanent p culiarity of
mind, 4r, at least, of long continuance,
uneoniiected -with anyparticular malady.
In another case, which I came under the
notice f Dr. Gree0n1'y, aqady, consequen1
on an ltpoplecticht, losi, her memory of
names,I but retained it for tliiugs. Al-
though a good housewiie. s e could. only
(Erect her servants ancl trades -people by
pointi g to the things U0flCeInui1g which
she me int to speak._ 411 went on well
na rega1rd to the other words of a sen-
tence, at, when she came to the _names
of thhjigs memory fai ed Ley, and she
could. nly convey her leaning by point-
ipg.— // the Year 1?ou ut.
4e; a
Lord . Palm rston.
Lorc Palmerston sw yed the House of
Comm ns by his eloquei ce, he attracted
it by his presenbe, and ' e,nlight-
ened i by his it, and. kept it in
a prop r state of mind by his untiring
xhaustible good. humor. He was
a great statesn an, a great pol-
ader, a great ju bcre, .a gheat man -
a d manipulator fmankind ; and
e e qualities he i sed primarily, 1
Ind to say, for ti e good, of whole
and the ;whole House; and sec;
, no doubt, to th great advantage
4 political part -which had the
inainenIse honor and ad antage of having
him foi- theieleader. I cannot express to
you tbje admiration. w ich I felt for the
mere lintellectual and physibal power
which I -have seen Lor 1. Palmerston ex-
.
art, -alien I have see him rise,' with
tnore han eighty year on hiahead, and
answe at 2 o'clock ii the morning,. a
long, , nd *intricate del ate --picking out
all th topics that req ired explanation,
discarding from the co sideratiou of the
House all irrelevant m -ate , and putting
forward in the cleares possible manner
that whic,h was inap ital. t ; and that
With° t a single note or 1aving to ap-
peal t4 anyone to a,ssis i bith or to refresh
his m. mory. But gre_ tly as we all mired Lord Lord Palmer ton's intellectual
power i there was on thing which we
admit' d even more, an which goes home
to ev ry Englishman's nairicl ; that was
Elkader, Ia., by a lor
hung imthe bedroo
peation of thc family
g withy raw -hide
in of the uvenile
bearino, on its- am. bo
halndie the legend, ' Boys, please be partie
1,
kind to your mother.' ondly
':, -.., eir of th
- Mary's Lit le Ldnab
' A contemporary fires a 1.1ast at " a 1
...
very disagreeable elaall of 1 correspond-
ents," Who are! con •taintly, sending in -
familiar poems with the request that
they may be republished. We have 1
s,
long been accustomed to this desoription
of " literary person," and. receive an
average of half-a-doz al communications
per week from them asking! as to print
copies of verses that tre to be. found in 1
all the school -readers. The latest re- I
quest of this kind cemes froth an Oak- I
land subseriber, who lwanta us to print i
" the beautiful little pastoral about I
'Mary's Little Lamb." Not having the 1
.original at hand. we
.
from memory :
Mary possessed a dimiuuti,
Whose external `covering w
the cougettled acgaeoas
preseuts insurmountable earners to raitrOad-
travel on the Slants,
1
And even -where that Mere peregrinated
The juvenile SOUtild0W11 N as certain. to get ttp and
get right after her. ,
are forced to quote.;
1
1 I
ve sheep, 1
a is th void of color as
ail which occasionally
It tagged her to the /uplift eb-dispensary one dee',
Whieh was in contreventic eetablished usages; c
It caused the other youthful studenti to cachin- and S,
nate and skyfuegle. never
pureive adoletteent mattort in au edifice de- _ He W'
V tt,ta to the dissenainitibu of linowledge.
and
And so the preceptor ejeeted -him from the in-
terior ;
is ex raordinary senst4 of duty-Lhis in-
domitable industry and perseverance.
Lord Palmerston was th most regular
and. constant attendant f his 'Govern-
ment n the House of Commons. He
;
But he continued to roan? in the hannetlictle vi
cinitv, . -
And renutiued in the neighlbor hood until Mary
() e
nee more becaane visible1 ! • I
'
" What CSTISM the javeni e `aheep tohanker alter
,
,
Mary so
?” I
Queriea the itamisitive chi1 edien of their tutor,
"Why, Mary heetews much affection upon the
little animal to which the windis teMpered whim
Rhona you must be aware,'
The preceptor with alaeritl, responded,
-.ill* 4114
Characteristics of. tiie Brymese.
•
The Brumese are a simple-minded race,
frank , and. courteous, indolent in their
habits, fond of amus ment, delighting in
gay color's, friemlly with one another,
and. hospitable to st r angers. They lead
a quiet life, smoking, gossiping, and
sleeping throughoutt tilie day; and singing
to -wild. music thrduah; half the night. :
Their ettetuMC is a Model of .primes al
simplicity. Both sexes wear A short
white jacket. The men Wind a lAcce of
red on yellow silk around the hips,
while the Nvomeii rejoice in .asquare
piece of the sameiaterial, which is
wrapped around the body, but SO slight-
ly fastened as to 0 Jen at every step.
Both men and. worn° 1 leave their hair
long- ; the former gat ler it in a bunch on
the top of the hea , the latter -comb it
straight back and ie it in a knot be-
hind. The peetneral f sal. is rice. !This is
the staple of every i asal. Besides this,
their toothsome nnei i liteludes salt fish,
a preparation of prta erved fish which has
arrived. at a high ep curean'odor and a
variety of fruits. Betel -nut is extensive-
. 1Y; used. Smoking is uniVersal ainong all
zips and both sexes. Mlifmese boys be-
gin to puft' chL-roots of fraorant tobacco
in some cases before they- rave left their
mother's milk. The the are lazy to a
fault, and lounge stretel ed. upon the
ground, while their wives are at work in
the household. The na riage ;knot is
loosely tied. If two pers ns grow tired
of each other's conjugal society, they.
t 4 o'clock fo r ights, weekly
t until 2o'clock in the morning,
leaving except tp take a cup of tea.
s always accessible- to everybody
ways courteous No reverse, no
taunt no weight of years, no labor, no
exerti n -that he underwent ever seemed
for a moment to distr rb his temper or
sour is good humor. He had always a
courttous wordfor a friend ot a foe, and
he ne er seemed to ink that it was
anyth rag wonderful th!-at he was able at
his ag to undergo the c exertions. Lord
Palm rston was not o ly a great political
leade and a great sta estna,n, but he was
a gre• t Englishman, a d his life should
be an 'example to -the ig est and lowe3t
of us for whatever luty.he undertook
he did it, and did it thoroughly. Al-
thoiigh he had the so ie y of the whole
world at his disposal re never left the
Hous when there wa work to be done.
--ii-• la
a RE
some
persoi
Athenuum to suggest
Dickers'; wOrks shot
" in 4aasieal English
this aernark able bein
guage. of the lower o
to ale*. ar ill print."
lar spellin' his name
Sam recounting the st
in fine upper-class langua
THE ,HUROX
Atat dot t tor 410 •
FARM TO RENT.
T OT No. 80, Con. 18, McKillop, about ,IG-seres
--1-1 cleared and in a good. state of aurae ation, con-
venient buildings and an orchard on the premises.
To let ou very reasonable tame. Immediate
poesession given. For further particulars apply,
by letter, to J. S. .McEIVEN,
829-8 Kincardine P. 0., Ont
FARM FOR SALE
TN the Township of Stanley, situate 1 on the
Bayfield Road, 2 miles from the. Village of Bay-
field, being the oast half of Lot No. 6, ,Beyfield
Road, north, eoutaining 96 acres of excellent land
and in a good state of cultivation, 55 acres cleared
and well watered, the btdence it well timbered
with beech, maple and cedar, there is a good- !mann
barn and shod, and a log dwelling kunst). Fax
further particulars apply to 11. ICHING, -on th
premises, or to PAUL CLEAVE, Lot No. 4, Bay-
field Line, Goderich Township, ne r Bayfield. 327
FARM WAN ED
N the Connty of Huron, 100 or 00 acres, most]
cleared and free.from stumps. Must be first
class soil, with good orchaid and iutitouildiiigs,nO
particular abont the house. App y to
. MARSD eN SMITH,
825 Brussels P. 0
,
R.
.
3
!HOTEL 'F0RS1 LE.
mns. uonEinTsoN, wishing to retire from th
'ILL hotel keeping business, offers for sale the
well-known dated, in Eginondville, now ocoupiet
by her; half an acre of hind ettaelied to the hotel
good seables, good Well, and ever Y other coneeni
ouce for es:trying on the hotel' bitsinese. Part
the purcha se:money will be required in cash; th
remainder will be Mowed to go pu easy install
eneots. Apply on the pro -tilled tc
810 . MRS. ROBERTSON, EMU° ihinG
FARM FOR SALE.
TZEING- composed of Lot 1. Con 10 of the Town
ship of Tackersmith, contai. king 100 acres -
excellent land, upon which filelx, is 11, new fram
barn, 38x60 feet, and also a good ofeherd. Fo
bermse -which are easy, and other in fortuntion, aj
ply to Mr. ;rams DAVEY, ou 1 ot 1, Con. 12, o%
said Township, or to the vendor, WALTER REX-
WICK, Sr., Ht. G-eorge P. 0., Brat Ont. 29
FOR SALli.
WING Let 84, Con. 7, McKillo e containing lt/
Ja' acres, all cleared, with good barns mud, e table
two good oreherds in frill bearin ; two ne-er-fa."
Ing springs which supply the m 1. • -Also, lot 3.
Con. 9, containing 48 acres of bus . The propert
is situated .6 miles frau Saab o th, with a goo I
gravel road thereto. For further articulaes apply
on the premises. If by post, to OHN THOM
SON, Constance P.-0., Kinburn, nt. 260
• FARM FOR SALE IN cKILLdP.
FOR SALE, a good Farm, col posed /) Nort
half of lot 15 end the went ha of lot 114, Coi.
12, McKillop, containing 100 acme, 50 cleared to I
well fenced, and i n good milli vet oh Inane ce w eil
timbered with hardwood; god. fri1/11S hOliSe
and new log harn; good bear' lg orchard; to
miles and a half front a good grat el road; 10 milts
from the villnee of Seaforth; th re are two stea n
sawmills within 11A luau ; convet lent to churche
sehools and stores. For pertieur rs apply', to t
proprietor on the premises, or,l if by letter, o
Winthrop P. 0 .
280*4 JA...11-*R F Me:DONALD
STEAM SAW MILL AND FA
; FARM FOR SALE.
-111 BING LOT 27, Con. 14, Township of Enlle 1,
-1-1 containing 139 acres, 30 acres vleared, fra e
'dwelling -house end log barn the prernitie ;
situated 2 miles from Blytb, o the Dlyth_ a, d
Croderich Gravel road, and 10 miles from Clint.
o udes b oro gli
For further particulars aeply to
;FAMES BRAI
Land Agent sate
330-8
. ,
FARM FOR 5
EVEN MILES from Clint on
KJ 16, Con. Hullett, containi
acres cleared, remainder hartle
Fall wheat ; log buildings; voun
venient to mills, aurehes, echo°
330-4 ALEX.. MellelP
LE
south hall at
etr, 50 aaes ; 5
tode, 4 acres in
°reliant a 11,
ailci post offi .0.
Bendon P. 0
FOR SALE OR ENT:
Teet.RM Lot No. 19, r oath half Con; 7, Um is,
-12 100 acres, 50 cleated; balance • all- good ha
wood bush; log barn, new frame barn and • g
house ; the farm is well waterel.; 3 miles ft in
gravel road; _good bearing orehtud ; 5 miles fr; m
13russels. Possession at any ti e. For fart er
particulars apply to •
DAVID MAXWEL Proprietor,
330*4 Brussels P. 0.
HOUSE AND LOT IN EAFORTH
FOR IMMEDIATE SALE.
'REINO No. 1.04, on the South side Of St. J
Street. :Offers to be male by letter, p
paid, to
DUNCAN MeFARLANE
329-4 • &gene, 109 St. Jtt es St., Monte! al.
_
st
REAL ESTATE F R SALE.
HE 'Trnsheees of S. S. No. 7, Stanley, will ell
by Auction, at HILL'S G EEN P. 0., on
MONDAY, April 13, at 12 o'c ocle noon, 0 'E
ACRE of LAND, eituated trie South east or-
ner of Lot No, 11, Cou. 7, Stant y, butting on he
concession and siderceid. Ti le inchsputa le.
Terme, Cash. DONAL FRASER,
secretary Treasu er.
Stanley, illeteh 20, 1874. 829- ./
_AL INT .1 `1" CD :13 LA_
AND THE
IV ORTH-TVAST TER.RITORI S.
LINE OF TRANSPORTATION F R
PASSENGERS AND FREIGHT.
, EALED TENDERS addressee to the unler-
I KJ signed, will be received at this Office up Ito he
tation leading from Thunder lln,y tp Fort Ga Ty,
liueis in two eections, viz.: the Eastern Sect on,
20th April next, for working the line of trans or -
during the ensuing season of navigation. ' he
e-xtending from Prime Arthui' Landing tohe
Nortb-west Angle of the Lake o the Woods-6nd
, the Western Section, from the North-west Aiigle
I to Fort Garry. Tenders may he for the whole
line, or separately for either of these two Sectiqns.
The plant audbuildinge new on lam route, will be
turned over for the time being, for the use of the
line, t.) the party or parties to whom the contend
for thie service may be aWartled— Schedules of
plant and. buildings can be seen et this Office, and
at the following Offices viz.: Public Works, To-
ronto ; Alan Macdougall, Esq., C. E., Collingwood;
Inland Revonne Office, Sarnia.. and Office of
Lake of the Woods Road, Fort' Garry. All a d-
ditiOnel Outfit required. must be provided by the
Contractor. The means of transportation to be
I maintained on it sole suilleient too =sure the
1 couveyance of passengers and freight over the
route without delay. The rates for freight ind
passengers, aud bonne for the season, to be et eci-
Bed in the tender. The Department does not
I bind, itself to accept the lowest or any tender.
Further information can be obtain/el at this
Office, and at the above mentioned Offices. By
I Order,
, . P. BRAUN, Secret ry.
1 Departane.nt of Publie Works,
IeING DwicENs. Mrs, General, or I Ottawa, Mareh 19 18'"4 I
very much like her, writes o The ! REMOVED. REMOVE
1 ----
other prunes, rism, and potato . ------------- ., 1
that an edition of i
M. ROBERTSON
Id be brought out— i 5
" ' I.think," says
• .
3• 9-4
1
, `r that the lan- 1 Cabinet-maker and Undertaker,
i
dqs ought never i HA.S REMOVED his were-rbotue to ' .
Imitteine old -Wel- ; .!
without a We, or I JOHNSON'S OLD. STAND, ,
ry of the sausages : Main -street, Seaforth,
;e. . 1 Where he has on hand a superior stock of Ft ifli
tnre of every description. • ,
Mil. Itiskin has I CALL A.YD ..S'E If.; IT.
RUAKIN'S LATEST. -
I
SEEDS! SE*DS ! SEEDS I
AT
WILSON & YOUNG'S, SEAFORTH.
FIELD AND
JUST RE °EYED
A FULL STOCK OF
CARDEN SEES OF EVERY BESCRiPTIONI,
iRRANTED RESII AND GOOD.
SWEDE TU RN I PS.
,
, •
Odbury Improved. winch has taken prizes, etlherever grown; Carter's Imperial, nne of the hest
vat' dies grown in this country, Sapling's Impr vett Purplo Top, also a good variety, and well inioaen
White Dutch Swede, netv variety, highly rem ended.
ALL 4URNIPS.
White Globe, 'Yellow Aberdeen, na several other well known vaiieties.
CA R ROTS.
-White Bergin, , White Oithe, Long
range, Scarlet Intermediate, and others.
IVIANGOLDS.
Lbw Red and YeUowI Globe.—All the aboveneecties have been purchased from the best and raost
.
reli bre Seedsmen in the Country, and will be i4 la cheap. Special inducements offered to Jobbers
and parties .purchasing rge .guanti ties.
GOCERIES, LIQUORS AND PROVISIONS CHAP AND GOOD AS USUAL.
Daily expected—Our pring Stock of Crockery, which will be well -worthy of Inspection.
WILSON & YOU -NG.
wrocamszmmimeamm•riar-amarilOW Arai
TEAS,
Fizsagrant
C. LAIR'
TAS, TEAS.
ekoe, Shrchong, Flavored Teas,
Strongly RecoinMen.ded for Family
Use.
AT' S ifikaro OS MIXTURE OF: FINE TEAS
1 _
J. C. LA_LDLAR'S thorough kno-lslellt,q of the Tea Trade enables him at all times to
OFFER
Purchasers of
wn, Medium,
Five
(
ite and Loaf
VERY SPECIAL. VALUE
In this department.
Powind Pal eels «nd vpwards .dealt With.
SUGARS.
Sugars a
the Lowest remunerative Prices.
JAMES C. LAIDLAV,-
Family Grocer, Seaforth.
GRAND OPEN INC
MILLINERY
'ID'S 70,1V117301:1.TITS4
ON Iy1ONDAY, APRIL 20TH.
M KIDD would ate -flounce to the
ebgageithe services of a 1
dies of Seaforth and surrounding countey that he has
SS MILLINER,
Front one of themost FRS 1 nable Houses inthe Province, to take charge of his Millinery Depart-
- limner winch comprises all tie leading novelt es of the season in
• •.
been ,gnilty of a clev r atilitarian idea. 1 UNDERTAKING. ' -
He istired, he observ s, of seeing the Ox-
Having pitrehased m
Mr. Thomas Dell's itE.,uisE
ford. und ergraduates ma,ste all their phys- I am prepared to attend funerals oz the shottes
it
ical e ergy.in -erick.et . matches and boat notice, either in town or country. •
races ; and. so he sug
men hould proceed. t
kind Land beautify th
ests, that the young
d9 good to man- t
la ..-ighb?•,rhood. of
the c ty. Accordin ly - he University
lads have picked. up he shovel and the
hoe and have crone out tol the number uf
fifty or sixty to dig itches, mend roads
and hedges, and., gene ally adorn the Brit-
ish la dscape. There has not yet appear-
ed y proposition o an intershoveling
. competition, but that will probably come
in time. Mr. Ruslf-in's suggestion is
much1 to be commend d.
,
Coffins, All Sizes,
Kept constantly on hand.
THE SEAFORTH PACKING HOUSE.
1
HAMS AND BACON
Thoroughly aired and of exellent quality
sale wholesale and retail.
The Trade_ liberally dealt with. All 0
promptly attended•to.
THOMAS STEPHEn t,
827 i Propletor.
for
dors '
Hats, Bonnets, ,
13 In gr at variety and coll.
1
i
I I
Suchlas Chignons, Braino,
importations from the Eni.r
judgment.
Veit. ' An early inspection
he the neatest style. .
onnet .Mate? ials, Flowers, Feathers and Ribbon-,
Also -a large and elegant assortment of
HAIR GOODS '
$ •
oronetl3raids, Switches, &c. All shese-goods are ne* -mad of the latest
ean and American markets, and have been selected with great care and
s solicited, and lin orders will be attended to with promptness, tend done
TliblY1AS K.IDD Main Street Seal() th.
EAS,
TEA
A large quanti y of Green Tea, Black Teas, Gunpowder Teas and Japan Teas,
Or EXCELLEi\IT QUAILTY AND AT VERY LOW PRI
Genyral Gr
lways G
1
ALSO A FULL STOCK OF :
s.
ES.
6eries, Wines, Liquors and Provisi9ns.
Subscriber
1
wielies it understood that his Goods will
Satisfaction
the Money will e Tetarned,
JAMES _MURP1-11r,
FARMERS ATTENTION,
The Champion Iron
Harrow.
ALEX. STEWART, SEAFORTH,
TTAS on hand a large number of Iron Harrows
-14-3- of his own manufacture1 which he ean guar-
antee as being one of the best working and most
serviceable Harrows made. Reference is made to
the following gentlemen among others who have
these Harrows in ttse: Frank Fowler,. Ditilett ;
Win. I owler and N. Cosens, Tilden ; James
5IcIntosh, Hugh Grieve, Angus McLeod and
Charles Thais, MeKillop ; John Sellers, Grey:
These Herrows are guaranteed togive sat Isla -di -on.
A number of first.eless LUMBlejt WAGONS for
sale. Wagons also Ikeda to :order, or painted if
desired. Horseshoeing, repairing and general job-
bing attended to promptly, as usual. Charges
moderate and work good.
'Remember the brick blacksmith shop, Main
Street, Seaforth.
827 ALEX. STEWART.
STOVES & TINWARE
Of all kinds, and in endless variety at
MRS. WHITNEY'S
Carmichael's Block, Main street, Seaforth,
COAL OIL, •
Pure, good and cheap, -wholesale and retail at Mrs.
WILLTNEY'S.
CUSTOM WORK
Of all kinds promptly attended to and neatly exe-
cuted.
808 MRS. 'WHITNEY.
THE
HURON PLANING 1111112
MESSRS. GRAY & „SCOTT
BEG to announce that they have commenced
-1-' business in the shop lately occupied by Mr.
Martin, and are now prepared to fill orders for .
Sashes, Doors, _Blinds, Mouldings,
And all kinds of planed iumber.
CHEESE BOXES AND SETTERS,
FARM GATES, HAY RACKS, &c.
.•
A good stook of Seasoned Lumber on hand.
Factory and lumber yard on Goderich street,
near Main street.
Jig Sawing and Custoin Planing neatly done.
A. GRAY. Well. SCOTT.
SEAFORTH PLANING MILL,
SASH! DOOR AND BLIND FACTORY
Tni subscriber begs leave to thank his numerous
-1- customers for the liberal patronage extended to
hint since commencing business iix Seeforth, and
trusts that he may be favored with a eontinnanee
of thftietei
P e inbending to build world do well to give
him it call, as he will continue to keep en hand a
large stock of all kinas of
DRY PINE LUMBER,
SASIIES,
DOORS, BLINDS, MOULDINGS,
SHINGLES, LATH, 'ETC.
He feels confident of giving satisfaction to those
who may favour him with theirpatronage, as none
but first-classworlanen are employed.
Particular attention paid to Custom Planing.)
201 JOHN H. BROADFOOT.
THE SEAFORTH
LTJMBER YARD.
MA_BEE MACDON ALD
TkrEG to inform the public that they. have „re-
moved their lennber Yard to the lot between
the Merchants Salt Company's Works and Mar-
shall's Mill.
They will keep const en fly on hatiel it good assort-
xnent of ALL KINDS OF 1,1711113E11, dressed and
undressed. Also, LATH AND SHE'iGLES, all of
which they are prepared to sell at the, lowest possi-
ble prices, for Cash. Also. on hand any quantity
of the best ACTON LIME.
Builders and others will find it to their advan-
tage to inspect our stock, and ascertain our prices
bopre purchn.sin g elsewhere, as -we are in n. position
to offer good inducements to cash purch.asers.
160 MABEE & MACDONALD. •
OPENED OUT.
FOSTER'S OLD STAND.
(TAMES WRIGHT
AS opened in the store next the Sea -forth
Foundry and adjoinieg Fostele Hotel, a full
toul complete
/5 TO C -K OF GROC ERIE S.
His Teas are Good,
His Szwars Cheap, .
ad his ..S'piees Strong.
Call and give them it trial.
328 JAMES WRIGHT,
BURST OPEN., -
One night last week,
John Logan's Old Stand.
CAUSE--aA LAR,OE NEW STOCK OF
FRESH GROCERIES.
JAMES REDMOND bas opened out in a Im.
• Logan's old and well-knewn stand a nice stock
of Fresh.
GROCERIES-
.,
comprising, everythingewhich should be found; n a
first-rate Grocery Store.
FLOUR and FEED on hand.
Ire solicits a call, and will guarantee eatisfae-
tion.
319 J. REDMOND.
SHROUDS! SHROUDS I
M. ROBERTSON,
CABINET MAKER AND UNDERTAKER,
• ,-()hrieett'S Old Stand,
Main itreet, Seaforth, has now on hand a good
assortment of
STIR/ OT./ID S
Wbieh he can furnish cheaper than they
got elsewhere.
l'''..1.1.-;:::::----Ar-e..f."-e :71'e -t --r.'- 'I:kt
.i
d.
1--.17,-‘ -
I
EXTRACTING TEETH WITHOUT
PAIN.
Chequered Store, Main Street, Settforth. c't CARTWRIGHT, L. D. - S„ Surgeon Dentist
‘--it attends in Sear/wile at Knox's` Hotel, the first
Mos& y and Wednesday of eaeh roonth; in Clinton,
, '
at the Commercial Hotel, on the following Thurs-
days and Fridays. The remainder of the time at
, his Stratford office.
Parties requiring new teeth are requested to eall
1 ,
I
if at Seaforth and Clinton, on the first days of at-
tendance.
Testimonials of over 500 patients who have had
their teeth extracted by the nee of the Gas, may
Ibe seen at ney othee office in Stratford.
Teeth inserted in the most eubstantial and im-
proved styles.
Filling done in gold, &c., in a manner which
etumot be surpassed. 287-
SEAFORTH FOUNDR
KERR .4it_ WORTH
Wish to inform the pecIpl of Huron and public generally that they have belied. the Seaforth Fotindry
for term of years, and are now prepared to manufacture all kinds of
Castings Straw Cutters, Sawing Machines,3
iPlows, and other Farming Implements
We are also prepared to do REPAIRING of every description.
The undersigned have hlad long eaperience in the Foundry business, and are prepared to guarantee
satisfaction in all their Iv rk.
287
KERR & WORTH.
$5 TO $20 per day. Agents wanted.
All classes of ;working
people, of either sex, young or aid, make mote
at work fortis in their spare moments, or all the
time, than at anything else. Particulars free.
Address G. STINSON it co.,Portittud,Usine. 284
50- v.•
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