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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1875-02-05, Page 3RS TH ERS' V LS, ribs, UDS, ops ERS A 0., littrope. -Tin; wealthy and !the cultured Apostles of Lsehalk, Mar - &c., enrzp- IAN� riaTt made, el returned or ley have sl - byes, and !tart is knew iventors that PIANU L tune.. Any ,t touch. Me, `Ly warranted.. tzmam, &ea RUNS_ the -United s cousidered. BRUNS- If tone. Thor - a be-atity and Vox Hainaut N (IV* II2W to, ALOBNIM. FEL 4, 1875, somor A Ghostly Wedding. Twilight was just creeping over the surface of Georgian Bay, and the ships gilding along seemed li -re misty phan- toms in the distance, s I walked my horse up the winding path that led to her home. I left my horse at the lodge and walked up the gloomy avenue. I did not go to the house; I knew that she was in the arbour across the lawn, where every evening she was wont to sit still agar:arise as inght came on ; it made her feel sad, she said, anda little bit, afraid, but she could not help it ; SOnte one, she fasa sure, was waiting 'there for her, and such she must be there at the evening hour. offences as not burglary, ' diee arms are on the. per- So I knew where to find her, and vi, orossing the lawn, I tremblingly stood at the, door -way liming her, and as I stood I heard her murmuring to herself. She was sitting on the old-fashioned seat, her head resting on. the rustic taille in front, and her hands clasped before her. She looked up as I entered, and with a sort of dreamy smilebade me welcome. replied not, but seating myself by - her `de I took her hands in mine, and gazed the administrati means of put& taldng any steps tion of things. N our pelicearrange It is th& rale for exception for the these are caught such as to deter be a terror to evi It is a queliti form of ermine not be revised. safes stronger, c - stronger, too? such light terra n of justice and the cut are We Are not o meet the new condi-. new laws areenakted; ents remain the same. riminals to escape—the to be caught; .and if he punishment is not there. The law should -doers, but it is not. n, then, if the whole jurisprtidence should We have made our not we make our laws Vhy should there be of impriOonment for urglary ? Why, should. son, as they invariably, are, be pumshe invariably by long terms of imprison - recut in chains and solitary confine- ment ? This would be a terror. Some- thing to deter is iequired. And just as garrotting was stamped out by severe punishment of offenders in England, we may succeed, especially if there is co- operation in tile States, in stamping out the burglaries which have recently at- tained such a portentous development.— long and lovingly at her. She half di- From " Review of the Times"ra DQ- vined my feelings, but before she could minion Monthly for Decembei. question me I porired mte her ears the oft -repeated, fleeter -tiring tale of love, that eveyy son of Adam repeats differ- ently, and yet not differently. I told her how I had watched her and tended her since she -was a child, and how I had kept back the impaesioned, words that rose so oft to nay lips, until she had: ar- rived at an age when she, could decide for herself as to whom she could entrust her fate. And now I could Wait no longer, and would she—would- she— • rid she-9—Y-eS she would. , ' Long ana lovingly we sat there, ttll -. the stars came out one by one, and the In the parable, we have the householder old Colonel, her father, sent out a ser- going out in the early morning and hir- vant to bring her in. She would be in ing laborers ,for his vineyard, • to worle in &minute, she said, awl then, after a all day for a penny ; and as late as the 1 fond embrace I went home again, to year 1351, England, byl. act of Faille - dream of and love her. . 1 ment, regulated the price of labor, and,. I called again next dey, and found the 1 strange to tell, said that "corn -weeders family making preparations for a visit to and ay -makers, without meat, drink, or I the Great Manitoulin Island., where the other courtesy demanded, were to have Colonel had built asu neer residenceone penny per day." But then, what I saw the party off in jheir snug little steam yacht, and stay d on the bank till the little white handkerchief faded awaystill fluttering in the distance. Had I known what was to happen !- Ah I had I known l Six weeks afterwards they returned. 1 was there to meet them. ' It was twi- light again, as my beloved and I walked arm -in arm upthe same narrow path. i She was pale, n her eyes was a strange , unearthly lieht, and her rich misses of i Then Exid ;Cow.- i3 It is a comforting conoideration that the world does really move, and that 148:11 is really making 'progress in those Matters which Most relate to his happi- neas and well The poor—that the highest authority says we shall al- ways have with us—are ne longer really poor in the sense of that word teVo thou- sand years ago ; and labor, oven of the lowest grade, is far better paid how than it was even a feei hundred years since. was that penny worth ? It vvould buy twenty-four eggs, and fourpence would buy 4 pair of shoes, and a hen would sell for as miech as twenty-four of her eags, and three pennies would buy a bushel of wheat. Now a farm laborer can buy &bushel of wheat for a • day's work. This shows that his labor brings him three- times the reward it did 550 years ago. TEE:: Ht. ONEKPOSTTOR. HARNESS, NESS. WILLIAM IL MAY, SEAFORTH, M B. T. 1s4T GF THIS WEEK DRESS GOODS, The Respectability of Labor. hair seemed alone to retain their a I Labor is man's necessity. He cannot frd freshness. I remarked her docks. I live, much less be prosperous and happy " Yes " said she " have something to without it: 'Idleness is a blight and a tell yam in the arbour." A shudder came over her as we crossed the lawn. curse. The idler is a burden to himself, a reproach to humanity, aid an'incurn- . An indefinable dread took possession of, bas on :moiety, supported by the toils me, and an awe crept through my bones. and sweat of others. He may be a fop. In the arbour ! Why thei-e ? . a buffoon, a good-natured nobody,but he "On the Island. I used. to go at twi- cannot be a man. All kinds of honest light to -the shore, and. look over the and useful labors are commendable. water. One evening I heard music, and They promote health .and vigor; secure fairy laughter, and lo ! a bright corn- comfort and t independence, repress pany came dancing over the waves and , temptations, encourage :virtue, a,nd are far ahea,d a youth dressed in green, uot only compatible with the highest in - straining every nerve to reach me. I would have flown home, but something held me fast. On he came, and, like a prince, be knelt and wooed me, and his voice was like the ripple of the -waves upon the beach. Meanwhile the others surrounded us, and joined their entrea- ties with his. I spoke not, nor stirred, telligence and moral worth, nit are essential- to their existence. All good comes of labor. Agriculture, commerce, arts, science, civilization, refinement, in- dividual and national success, are all the fruits of it. It converts the wilderness into a garden, changes the natural bower into a charming home, arta from and, as the first star came out, they de- rude materials manufactures articles o partea.convenience and ornament. Let not, "Next evening he came alonee and so for the rest of our stay upon the Island. e Tn. vain I pleaded my troth was plighted. He would- listen with a strange- full of deep meaning. And I feel that— hut look!" As she spoke, I looked up, and there. across the lawn, was the most beau i u form I ever saw - every feature was full if these:light-headed upstarts could see and distinct Dressed in the gaudiest themselves as others see them, their hues of the forest, he stood forth in man- crest would be much lowered, and their ly strength. He did not come out from views of human merit be greatly modi- under the shade of the trees, he but fied. Orders in society are a necessity. beckoned. I looked at my beloved, her I They are demanded by the difference in eyes were riveted on him, and slowly she „ culture, tastes pursuits, and circum 'rose and elided towards him. I would ces of men. . These distinctions are not heve held her. hut I was powerless. only unavoidable,. but . essential to the then, the laborer he despised, or under- valued. He is filling his destiny, aug- menting the sum or human enjoyment, and establishing his claim to . our sympa- thy and respect. The prone' and supercilious sometimes look disdainfully on the hard -handed mechanic, or the toiling seamstress, but Together did. the lovely pair recede down the avenue. Just then the -Colonel came out. I saw that his geze -was riveted_ on them. well-being of the race. They create bars to social intercourse; but tlry need n ot, and should 'not, cause strife and aliena- tion. The gospel is designed to convert He fell down in a swoon I rose, and' these differences into sources of le y with the aid of the servants, he was car- and usefulness. "Let the brother of ried into the house. He recovered al- low degree rejoice in that he is exalted, most instantly, and search viraS made all I but the rich in that he is made low, -- over the country. Religious He aid We both kneW it was useless. . She was never found. A GREAT ..iMITAEE OFTEN MADE.— A Sailor ---:-- s Description of H---eis-ilelle----- Boys and youne men sometimes start out 'is • • • c:. - e in life with the idea that one's slimes:I Bride. depends on sharpness and .chicanery. A. seafaring man who was recently They imagine,: if a man is able always married gives the following description to " get the best of a bargain," no mat- e of his bride and apparel, which, we ter bywhatdeceit and meanness he Car - think, Will put some of the ''society ries his point, that his prospetity is as - papers" to the blush :---" Ale,- wife is sured. This is a greet mistake. Endur- just as handsome a craft as 'ever left a millinery dry dock, is dipper built, and n Oo ing prosperity cannot be oun. ec cunning and dishonesty. The tricky and deoeitful man is sit fete fall a victim; small Graft. Her length of keel is five soon or lace, to the influences which are with a figurehead not o . feet eight inches, displaces twenty-seven forever working against hita. His house feet of cubic air ; of light draught, 18' built upon the sand, and its feundae -which adds to her speed in a ballroom, tions will be certain to give way., Young full in the waist, spars trim. At the people cannot give these truths too much time we were spliced she was newly weight. The future of -that young man rigged fore and aft, with standine rigg- is safe who eschews every phase- LI ing of lace and flowers, mainrail part double-dealing and dishonesty, end lays 0e 0 silk, with, forestaysail of Valenciennes. the foundation of his career in the eiadur- tier frame was of the best steel, covered ing principles of everlasting truth. with silk, with whalebone stanchions. • mimmiriamr""""m--- - . This rigging is intended for fair cruising. LOOK OUT FOR YOUR OWN INTEREST. ' She has also a, set of storm sails forrough r, , ale WATCHMAKER and Jeweler, Mitchell, while 1 liable to ocOffr hi" this 34eitude sooner or , ' thanking his numerous friends and Pustom- etrs in the County of Huron and stfrrannding dis- I later.° I am told, in running down the favors,would respectfully intimate 1 street before the wind, she answers to sars:eaoeed. to that beautiful Amid west end i thrittetthfeet. al) helm beautifully, and can tarn arou-----------1of ,hhopeneft betintiful i WOOLENS AND REMNANTS AT (Of the late firm of Relfry & May,) IS SELLING HA RNIISS CII -)EA P TIIAN EWER* POlt 1:34.14111. rrliEkintitifixess will be earned on hereafter on a mush larger scale, in all Iltd Branches, -such as all Harness, Saddles, BELLS, BUFFALO ROBES AND IIt a TRUNKS, VALISES, BAGS, 110 RS -E CLOTHINGI .AND SATCHELS. Throughout the Wiater, ly eitended to. All Orders sent to Brnssele P. 0. will be prompt ND a Lome and Complete 4,P1811TILI.P. SPARLING.. -LI- attention given to Tforse C8toollcakrso,faannaltd117geofo.Whilinre 111101- giLyne8hsqesti°sfC'ttluetbison' ntiOusalillew%tewi. 113PP:41'09'1 sseis, Jan him with their patronage. 811-tf 3 SPARLING'S SAW MILL BRUSSELS. PHILIP SPARLING- wishes to inform his -A- friends and the public generally, that he is prepared to furnish all kinds oi BUILDING LUMBER, FLOORING, dressed or undressed, PINE, clear or common, AND FIRST-CLASS EMLOCK. ALSO, A LARGE QUANTITY OF SHINCLES NO. 1- FOR SALE. WILLIAM HILL'S, W, 'S'eaforth:' - ----- IVIGNTREAL HOUSE, CLINTON AYD° VARNA. THE GREAT CrLEARING SALE, IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE DISSOLUTION, OF PARTNERSHIP, IS STILL GOING ON Al TUE MONTREAL HOUSE; CLINTON AND VARNA. 823 j'AMES WRIGHT. THE PIKENIX OPENED OUT. FOSTER'S OLD STAND JAMES WRIGHT likonoup_en.veadnii,na ht3. Moreonstg'StItt:1,eaaf°TiTI F d eje g I and complete S.TOCK GROCEBIES. Ills Teas are Good, His Sugars Cheap, And his Spices Strong. Call and give them a, trial. Country Merchants, Hotel Keepers aud others, would do well to avail themselves of the opportunity of buying Goods AT AND BELOW COST. SEAFORTH. NEW PHOTOGRAPH GAI.I..ERY. We are ssying what we mean when We say COST. OVER .$20,000 WORTH -OF GOODS Bought iu the best markets and on the best terms. A. STROK4, SEAFORTII, FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF LONDON, ENGLAND. W. N. WATSON A GENT AT SEAFORTH. This old standard 4-3' Company was established in 1782, does bust- ness in all parts of the world, does the- second. " largest bueiness in the muted Kingdom, pays its claims with promptitude and liberality. Its rates are moderate. 846-26 WHO WANTS MONEY? Prints,_Shawls, Blai-zkets, VesGrey Cottons, Ove? Hats, winLoan Money at a LOW RATE OF INTER- DreSS EST. either on Farm or Village Property. Sheetings, Pants, Carpets, Clotking of any kind. A SPLENDID SUIT, GOOD TWEED AND WELL itIADE, V011 $8 5(1. --------- Goods,'RUM Cottons, Pea Jackets, Caps, Silks, 1 Parties requiring money -should apply to him. INSURE YOUR PROPERTY AND YOUR LIVES. There never -was Buell an opportunity of buying Cheap Goods. 1 FISAER & BARTON. t••.' All parties owing Book, Accounts or Notes ftre'requei.cd. to mettle the sante. AN -DREW CALDER WeseiEs to inform his friends and the public 'that he has fitted up in the best style, a new PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY, On Main Street, nearly opposite the Mansion Hotel. His aparatue is all new end. of the most improved kind, and from his long exparience as a -photographer he can guarantee satisfaction to all who iavor hire, with their patronage. Come at once and bring your children. Re- member CALDER'S New Photograpk Gallery. N. B.—A supply of Osborne Sewing Machines kept constantly on hand and for Sale. 858 EGG EMPORIUM. BUSINESS CHANGE GREAT CLEARING SALE. —In consequence of the change in our business, we have decided to sell our whole STOOK OF DRY GOOD,.$. AT • • COST 'PRICE, BOTH Pi . CLINTON ANP....1MKPE$130.R0.. OUR PRESENT STOCK WILL AMOUNT TO ABOUT TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS, CONSISTING, OF DRESS GOODS, SCARFS, BRACES, SHAWLS, MANTLES, NECK TIES,*COLLARS, CLOUDS, FURS, SHIRTS and DRAWERS, MILLINERY, TWEEDS, LADIES' UNDERCLOTHING, PLAIN AND FANCY FLANNELS, CARPETS, " COTTON SHIRTINGS, READY -MADE -CLOTHING, WINCEYS, HOSIERY, GLOVES, HATS and CAPS, 4c. The subscriber hereby thank4 min:wrens customers (merchants and others) for their liberal patronage during the past seven years, and hopes, by strict integrity and close attention. to business, to merit their confidence and trade in the future. Having greatly -enlarged his premises, during the winter, he is now prepared to pay the HIGHEST CASH PRICE For any quantity of good fresh eggs, delivered at the EGG EMPORIUM, Main Street, Seaforth, IWanted by the subscriber 25 ions of good dry -lean WHEAT STRAW. D. D. 'WILSON. SEAPORTII, March 18, 1874. 828 NEW CARRIAGE t weather, and is rigging out a small set ALEXANDER' CAMERON of canvas for light squalls which • her own length if a handsomer craft pas- ectinn of ladies' and. gts' jewelry of the latest edged to be the cheapest and best in the market Increase of Crime in Canadii.. every oue being thoroughly regulated BM& tested before being offered for sale. - It is- a question whether some reform novelties. Also, clocks the largest and most vari- ses her." ed in Western Ontario. My watches are acknowl- _ A Speciat Agency tor the Eight Watch. (t1 the eiiminal is net needed in view of the extraordinary development of crime in these times. Never were SO • REPAIRING. daring, and never did. they fly at such Raving been sneeesSf01 in obtaining the services high game, In the little town of Paris, gtmlies..iniEll' who hes liadjong practice in the and Ecliuburghl $cotlandt,etie- Ont., a gang broke into the residence of tomer:will find in no part of the Dominion a loank manabaer, „ciaged and bound him, can they have their cloels watches. and jewelry etter done up. and took the keys of the safe Only by '1) ALEX. C.kMERON, Praetical Watchniaker. the accident of leaving one of the cbil- Mitchell, Aug. 21,1874. , 850-52 dren untouched were their plans frus- trated._ Shortly after the express van of J. P. BRINE; a Great Western train was entered. the:ICENSED AUCTIONEER tot the County of men in charge bound, and all the money Huron. sales attended in ail arts f o e and. securities stolen. The plunder County. All orders left at the EXPOSITOR Office a week or two ago a most desperate and " • TO RENT IN SEAFORTH amounted to about $40,000. And only win be promptly attended to. daring attempt was made to rob one of , - • AND WAGON IN MITCHELL. A. Strong, -Seaforth. 1 IS ALSO AG -ENT FOR I The Scottish Provincial Insurance Company—. 1 Fire and Lif e • The Western Insurance Company, of Toronto— ] Fire and Life, I The Isolated Risk Insurance Company, of i Canada. - Terms as reasonable as offered by any other 1 agent doing business for reliable Companies. OFFICE --Over Strong & Fairley's Grocery Store. Main Street, Seaforth. 252 • - STOVES & TINWARE Of all kinds, and in endless variety at MRS.. WHITNEY'S, CiltrOiChSerS Block, Main street, Seaforth. 1 GOAL OIL, - Pure, . Pure, good and Liha'li, wholesale and retail at lira. WHITNErS. ' CUSTOM: :WORK Of all tilids promptly attended to and neatly exe- cAtdd. - BOR MRS, WHITNEY. i I SAW LOGS. WE ARE POSITIAPELY SELLING OFF AT COST- 1 free .to say that the preeent opPortunit) is one of rerS- 1 UR entire Stock having been bought on the very best terms, aria in the largest and best Marlots 0 II and (-) in the Dominion, therefore we -feel quite occurrence to you to get your winter and spring stipply -of Goods. at unpreeedented prices. a see for yourselves. 100,000 LOGS WANTED pINE, hemlock, cedar; ehn, maple. white ash, J- basswood, cherry and butternut. 4 ROGERSON & ADA1VIS will pay cash on delivery for any quantity of logs, delivered at their mill ju Morris (lately Brown's.) CittSt07/2 'Work' P-romptly Attended to. Clinton, Jan. 12, 1875. CAL LA.N D ER, SCOTT & CO. ma hand antl cut to order on short notice. Lumber, timber, shingles and lath constantly • P• COME -ONE COME 'ALL,' AND RUY YOUR HARNESS 8411.41/114WAINIMMM.101111.44.4..S11.44444~ -..- ere • FROM stea 41. LS' -724 j. WARD, SEAFORTH. I beg to state for the inforMati011 of farmers and the public generally, that I have as good. a atock of Harness on hand as any in town, and I am determined not to be undersold by any other establish - BELLS and HORSE BLI.NICTITS, all kinds, constantly on hand. Also TRUNKS and General ment in the County. Furnishings. 868-11I RJGER.SON ADAMS. CLINTON !MARBLS, WORKS, HURON STREET,' I Next door west of the Commercial Hotel. WORKS McPHAIL HENNICKE & CASEY : Desire to inform the publie that they hare cora- THAT largo corner store now occupied lip- Logan the banks in our own city. ^a- & Jamieson. It ii one of the best business Now,. wbile.crime is growing and in- stands in Seaforth; either for a demo:1St-eke, dry goods or groceries. POOSOSS1011 iii“itbint' te two creasing and. developing its appliances months. For further parrouril:Takpy orkprees. it is singular how absolutely quiescent 359 IN' ON. • menced the manufacture of CARRIAGES, . BUGGIES,' PHAETONS, ROCKAWAYS, ' DEMOCRATS, -.HEAVY AND LIGHT WAGONS, Built from the very best material, in a workman- like dinner, and in the latest styles width, for durability, lightness of draught and flash, Cannot be surpassed. 818 OErVOE ME A. TRIAD_ J. WARD, Main -Street, Seaforth, COLD WEATHER. Don't be standing in the cold when you can get a FIRST-CLASS STOVE AT KIDD'S, CHEAP. IFyou want a Cooling Stove, if you want a Parlor Cook Stove if you want a Parlor Stove, if you -L. want a Box Stove, if you want a celebrated Coal Stove, or any land of a. Stove, call a.ad see . MONUMENTS, HEADSTONES, And work of all kinds in American and. Foreign Marble, designed end executed in the best style, and at most reasonable prices. Mantles of Various Colored Marble sup plit.d on hort Notice. Granite Monuments and Headstones imported W. a COOPE4 Jr. T. CALDER, Agent to?order. 277 t. THE- - GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY, DR. WILLIAM CRAY'S IBefore T.1:kbag. am' Mtg. KIDD'S LARGE ASSORTMENT 5 Cures all Nervous Diseaees, mesa as Tremors, IA- SR.ECIFIC M DI NE • bilitv, Prostration &e., whieh, in many cases are Manufactured by the es - in the Dominion. Also a Large Assortment of Hardware, Tin, Copper, and Sheet Iron Ware. SIGN OF TUE Allwork intrusted to us will be executed 'with promptness, and. at REASONABL.E,RATES. \ produced by over Indulgence in the use of to'bae-- eo and alcoholic spirits, but the Specific Medicine ismoreespecially reeommended as an unfailing cure for Seminal Weaknese; ftennatorrlies, Im- potency, and all diseases that follow as o, sequence it Lose of Mernory,'"UniverailLassi, tut, Pam iii the Back, Dimness of Ilisum, Pre- itIA1,11110TIll COOK STOVE; Main Street, Senforth, - . oilielf Abuse, s *'- __ . . . . . FOUNDRY • - W 331 bare Oldlina many other diseases that lead. to Insauity.or Consumption and s Emma- . . The Goderich. Foundry St. Man.ufacturin.g Co. i are" c'Aised y deviating from the po.th of nature and. Over • . S eifie Medicine is the result, of a life Beg to inform the public thst they era prePa.red to furnish STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS ; 'FLOUR, GRIST, AND SAW MILLS; I STAVE, HEADING AND SHINGLE MACHINES, Hoop MACHINES., &c. IRON AND WOODEN PLOUGHS, CULTIVATORS, STRAW -CUT- TERS, &c., SUGAR AND POTASH KETTLES, GRATE -BARS, &c. COOKING, PARLOR AND BOX `sird-vHsi, of eFioue kinds, SALT PANS MADE. TO ORDER. Special Attention given to Repairing, Can at our shop, South of the Market anti see for yourselves. 856 I ALSO," IRON- AND ,BRASS CASTINGS, -,2t.?.g1) 13fAcicSATITli,.Y00 ; BOILERS!: AND ENGINE AND GENERAL IIEPA. IRS:DOM ON SHORT NOTICE. :La- All orders addrestsed to the Company or Secret!iry rec,eive prepipt attent43p „ R. RUNCIMAN, Genera manai6.- — A. H3DGE, Secretary and Tieasurer. ° study and rainy years of experience in treating these special diseases. Full particulars in our painPhlet, which we desire to send free by mail to every. Met• The 'Specific Medicine is sold by all Druggists at $1 per package, or 6packages for $5, or will be sent by Man on receipt of the money, by -address- ing • " .-VirILLIAM.tGRAY & Co., , - .Windsor, OM:. Sold in Seaforth by E. Hickson '& Co., 3'. S. Roberts, R.Lumadenjand by allpluggists- . NORTHROP 4 -LYMAN, Toronto, Wholesale, Dealerit, :: -i , . -: -;, - - 835e0*- ', - . „,./apragi„Apio4.4941;...„7„ ‘.0N8mulaitIVIYAONIriab!a44,- i",tho,APR ovii$49sig.ovri....eidold-. .5,„ ,... c ,