The Huron Expositor, 1875-04-09, Page 34.4
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MlinetsllitnntOun.
A botel•k r at Meaford has mimed
the editor of the Mimi/or that if he "don't,
take care he will get' a horse -whipping
come day.", It appears that the said hot-
el -keeper's name had been accidentally
-omitted from the bliahed list' of ap-
plicants for hotel lie rase.
—A Harwich fa er last fall sold
4,000 bushels of pe�
orchard, which seas;
of $1 b h 1
hes from a- ten -acre
ped an average price
r use,
tc Ottawa bible society has intro-
duced a novel way of raising funds. They
give a public 'breakfast in one of_ the first-
elass betels, charging $.1. for entrance
fee. -
—The Government required six letter
carriers'in Quebec where the free postal
delivery system shortly comes into oper-
ation, and the services of 1,694 applicants
had to be declined. /
The. Sherbrooke News sayis s On Sat-
urday last a man, Hamed envier, called
'at our office. ' He had travelled from
Manitoba on .spew -shoes, making the
journey` to, Montreal i 55 days,( - He
slept in the snow each night, and s bsist-
on game: taken by his . He ft his
wife and three ehildri4Frul the. prairie
Province while coming 'he o to seek for
asinstanc e, having had; .erelosses in
Manitoba. • '
- --A sad accident occurred at Aylmer
on Saturday last. A young girl,1named
Miss Poppet,. 17 years old, while working
in the house, saw her little -brother who
was playing upon the ice fall in. She at
once ran dawn . to pull him- out, and in
doing SO :WM drawn in a_ . While in
the water she told her br
IF
to climb
on her back and get out. Ile .didso,- but
at the same time pushed }bis sister under
Choice. The poor •girl drifted about five
yards, under the -ice; and when taken out
wasuito dead.
—Eighty convicts at work in the foun-.
dry in the State Prison at Jeffersonville,
Indiana, inade a bold and desperate at -
temp to escape Lust week. They suds
y
denlquit work, • av = + wered their
guards, tied and blindfo + ' then, and
sueeeec' 1 in partially cutting a- hole in
the out( wall when a general alarm was
given. 'he outside guards rushed to the
rescue, zeal at- the muzzle of theirrifles
forced the convicts to desist.
--They► have a genuine Enoch Arden
oa at. Quincy, Ill, Six years ago John.
Bim pis , a wealthy. Manufacturer, left
for Europe with his two daughters -and
sailed on the Ir ited Kingdom, which was
never heard from until now, when news
are received that Bimpson and his daugh-
ters are alive and en route home. In
the meantime Mrs. Bimpson has collect-
ed $5,000 life insurance, is married, and
has a, child by the second. husband,
—In: the Imperial Parliament inde-
bate on the bill for the amendment of the
Peace Preservation act, the Irish were ad-
vised to discountenance the leadership of
, stump orators and adopt industry in
place of political agitation, andthereby
put an end to all excuse for exceptional
legislation. i -
--The seventeenth annual Session °of
the Grand Lodge of good Templars of
Massachusetts has just closed at' Boston.
There were 200 delegates present. The
annual states that there were 200
lodgesin existence in the State, with a
membership of 15,000.
--The Stratford Beacon Kays that 'Mr.
Ballantyne's election expenses in South
Perth amounted to $416 46, printing
alone absorbing $249 61, The Consee rva'
five candidate 'ran the machine' -to the
t tune of 67 39," We would not
object to running a' a er in South Perth
in Mr, nantyne's n real% for an els
too or two, We a arc very doubtful if
the elx car Metes in ffuron can show see
Isrge its exhibit for printing tee Mr, ;tBari-
lantyne Alone, The eleetlion expenses of
Mr. Hay, in North Perth auanoanted -to
5a 34, $13(3 22 Were paid for printing
and $112 for livery and dietributing bills,
Water has been very scare this
winter in the new settlements in Manito-
ba, and settlers ire obliged to choose be-
tween melting snow for their cattle and
driving the latter miles to water. _ I
Five head ef cattle were sold recent-
ly from Mr. F Lowell's,splendid herd of
Durhams in Woolwich, County of Water-
loo,•for the handsome sum of $2,600, be-
ing an average of $520 eaeh. It pays i to
rause good stock. The purchaser war a
Mr,. Stewart of Strathroy. -
He.
How to make Tea.
The Housekeeper says ; ° "There Are
many ways of making tea ;. we might say
that every one makes it in his own way ;
but, after many experiments and much
information, we have found thc.followiug
to be the best ; Warm the teapot, either
by pouring boiling water in it and empty=
ing it, or by placing it on .a corner of- the
range. Then put good tea in it (thee
quantity to be according to the strength
and also to the -quantity you want), and
pour boiling water, on the leaves, just
enough to wet them ; leave thus about
one minute, then pour on 'all the water
you want. Let it steep no longer than.
about six minutes, and not less than four
minutes before drawing it, If allowed to
steep longer ;than six minutes, all the as-
tringency of the tea ist extracted, and it
acts and has a bad effect on the nervous
system, besides losint mostof its aroma,
Chemists and .physiologists generally re-
commend black tea, as not affecting the
nervous system as green tea, Tea being
naturally very astringent, should never
'be used at breakfast. Taken after din-
ner, instead of cafe foir, it has the same
effect, and brandy may be mixed with it,
as in coffee, Tea is excellent in 'clamp
climates and marshy countries, but ,
must be taken after a; substantial meal:
Drinking warm tea while' eating causes
the food: to pass through the system
without nourishing it, or supplying its
waste."
A Pleasant Railway Companion.
Lucy Hooper writes from Paris to the
Philadelphia Prcaax, " 1 wish time ar-
dent souls who admire European railway
carriages with their side doors, separate
comp rtments, and solid . partitions,
woulc study and reflect over the various
and s erious disadvantages that are con-
nected therewith. It is no joke for a
timid person travelling alone to be
shut up in n compartment with spree stur-
dy, sullen -looking desperado ---it is neith-
er pleasant nor safe, -the resent: experi-
once of a French gentleman and lady, one
M. DeBouchany and his sister-in-law,
abundantly testify,, They were journey-
ing from Tarascon to Marseilles, and
found themselves in the sone car with an
unpleasant leaking individual, who short-
ly after the train started turned towards
the young lady and drawing a small bot-
tle from his pocket, cried : c Since you
are the Virgin Mary, drink this !" The
her girl recoiled from him in terror, but
snatched from her neck a ;slender gold
chain which she wore, and- flinging it, to-
her w itb'th =' bo
e next turn. i. his
inan ha had h
ce of his=sis
truggio ° ued, du
ycont 'red -to
reap a , : 00
mpartm t,= .hri
e went. 1-1 er cri
ntion an 1 the trai
i time to : ve the
ho lay h : -*trans
t 1 u botto ii of the c
assassi had tak
etch and money.
b crime a;Stan
c1attem+ted tone
b the gu • rd. M
as not�(. s.. lonely i
he mini ' al, "since
il, been t ceased
h talksincessant'
Mary. Mad or san
delightful. reature
f r a long • ourney
ure th moner
v ctim, th 're seems
ethod in is mad
g nuine, nd ° such, I
the view t ken of it b
of the ind w
tion ,to .t,eg=n=
d to theassist-
w A the/
hielt=the young
door
id
open an
6 next
for" the, guard as
t sttradt d at -
stoped barely
M. DeBecchony
nd senseless in
ile- the would
tssession of his
n ,its the train
he leaped out
twas captured
nohonyi !who
is reeovo>ring.
carceration m
madness, and
t the Virgin'
as certainly a
locked is wit. .
did not fail
luables
ether too
it to be
ieve, has
authorit
p j 1888.
An Incide • t
Under the capti n
Patriot, the Napan
a circumstance *hie
to many who have vi
the exciting events .t
time of the Fenian
We quote .the fo low
ed death of Bishop
us of many incidents
-which combine to sh
noble attributes of
Christian and a pati'
late' them all, but a
local incident, fully r
of our readers, niay n
Irving the session of
panes, 1$66, the at
was flashed over the
lana had actually c
threat often made, an
tier near Buffalo.
sounded, and right
dad to by our Vol
first tidings of hostile
here, the Conference,
Bishop presiding, was
business. The old pa
stantly arot sed, and
of 112 could not restr
He immediately temps
organized what he cal
enjoining upon each m
of earnest payer for t
had left their homes
soil a desperate enemy
nein of the Conference
with until the old her
the victory was secure
tiently at the office fo t
ion of hostilities; and
was upon bis knees t'
of battles to favor wit i' h
protection the cause f p
honor. He loved his a iv
his God, and never f rgot
either,"
aC
aid
n, ,
i
t.,
1e
t
r
on
li
ie
r
all
A .Chr.
ass nal
e : of in
collectio
erred a
t Ridge
The lac
n ren
honors,
oro full3
haracter
Vo sande
oference
red by
out 'of p
.tense ii ' Na-
inteili - once
t the J' en -
into eff t a
sed the f '+ rt-
to artiis was
as it rte + +nd-
Wien the
is tea hed
the vane able
in ordi ars
ardor w
less veteran
enthusi , m.
herules and
war sass on,"
the nese sity
ve men who
d ve from our
as �e Usual usi-
� of proce dad
satisfied that
waited pa-
nt inti ' at=
it cam : Ate
ing the od
mercy and
riotism and
land ne , t, to
fie dut to
f• 11'
uiue
holt
been
es."
stian.
rates
sant
re of
the
way,
lent•.
rinds
l life
the
as a
ve-
to a
oat
Table Tele a
The married .ladies h
ing houses, and are ob i
yarning devices for d v
sant ennui of a useless
last hit upon a brilliat
ing away the dismal 1
making agrmible c
strap a guests of the i
who ve sin over-thu
to devote ;Bantry
The followicode has b
sag , n for woo at
)rawin napkin ti
1 Wine tconverse wt
oldiitg it by the , u
able f
yin
thi' g to
'1 oid:iri
had'
ith the fe
i1 you peva
the knife
e can 1 see
ying kit'fe and for
of late—A ' er the me.
1lenehed right hap
To night,
apkin b :.ld with thrpe1fi
' apkin h ld with two
olding + apkin to lc in
ing.
tending knife and fork
Ca I; meet ou ?
aying knife and forkti
di +leased.
Balancing fork on ode,
you'engaged tonight ?
Drawing knife through pr
—I shall remain at hom llo
Striking fork with kn fe -
can r meet you ? '
Placing t. knife over . t
you be alone: ?
Balancing spoon ` on
have an engagement.
Stirring the spoon
Will you be late
Holding the spoon o e
gazing meditatingiy on "t
petted, or. we are discov red
Slapping the ear wi
brushing away a 'fly
stand. .
1 I1
na
1t
Obit bo rd -
e o stud up
away in : -
is nce, hav at
ice for pi sic
hour, rad
runts ' ith
patinae . n,
aanci of le UR
the fall' sex,
universally
Lids
the hand--
le #tags&
have
ark itt each
her on eft
he tabs
ers--Y
rs—No.
ease ig-
thus (A
(N) --I m
cup re
ngs° of f rk
`ht
Beet mei or
•
lass—Ti ill
of cup I
slowl
ocup, ao4
e are s a-
nd, as if)
of and
Curiosities' Dieeloeed, b the
,eroacop i.
Here is a list of some o t4 wond
seen through a microsco . Insects
various kinds can be seen n the caviti s
of a pain of sand. Mold a forest + f
beautiful trees, with the br aches, leaves,
flowers, and fruit. ;Buttes fes are fol y
feathered. Hairs ate hello tubes. T e
surface of our bodies is covered wi h
scales like fish. A single ain of sa d
would cover 150 of these; ' les, and ye ' a
single scale covers 500 per s. lhrou_ i
these narrow openings the sweat for s
itself out like water thr ugh a siev
s a sewn e .
contains a
oming wi'h
the se
lets grazi
A spec
a pin-lea1
little' ani
other sa
i = decorate 1
s ' me trop c
house -fly
sometimes
The mites make 500 ste
Each drop of stagnant watei
world of animated being, swii
as much liberty aswhales
Each leaf has a colony of insi
on it like oxen on a rneado
of potato -rot about the aim of
contains about 200 ferocious
male, biting and clawing e
agely. The male mosquito
with plumes like -those of
bird, ' The ej'e of the corn
is cut into facets, as diamo
are.
rio
cls
IMPORTANT - TO
jArlt. JOHN i3lfLLAIt15, Au do eer, for tbo
A"' County of Huron, is now pre r it to conduct
sales on fhe most reasonable,and on tile
shortest notice.. 'orders left aft h s r 1denee, Lot
1.1, C011. 11, 1,1614110p, or at the E D c'.davit OOico,
Seaford, will be promptly att de to. Notes
and stamps furnished free. 870
ARMERS
J.� P. BRIO
ICENSED ATTCTIONEER ;fo:
Huron. Sas attended in i
County. All team left at the E
Will be I+romptly attended to,
e County of
11 arts of the
iv »moss office
GORAAN
W ` CHESe 01101/KS,
d aFANCY GOODS
AT
R. COUNTER'S.
PBX finest, c sanest and best selected stock�of
the above g a ever brought sato the Ceurit .
TEN B CE T. allowed on all pure es of $1
and u wards.
IN. PE TION INVITED
No Tronblo to Show Goods.
Yeap'y L ge Stock,, of . $pentacles
on hang from So to e8 per pair,
Agent for the Celebrated L. BLACK a Co.'s
Spheroidal and gamines it Morns' Spectacles, the.
best In the mark t. - • •
-
Pernonsl;attention paid to fairing Watches,
Clocks and, dovedry- awaited to give satistac-
tlon, .
Cask for
Old 'Gold and Silver.
M, R. sCOUN'TER.
THE PRIZE PLOW'S._.
MONROE &.HOGGAN'S
ASIBAFORTIi
PLOW -FAO „,ORY.
MONROE&HI
7IJ H"to inform the farmers
Perth that they are better
ever this spring to lignish a firs
either of the following kinds ;
GAN-
of Huron
prepared
ow
IRON, PLOW.
MONROE & HO1 GAN% Iron
Proven to be one Of the beef and:
implements of the kind ever in
Canada.
IRON BEAM
ud
an
of
w has *Wadi
est serviceable-
nufactared in
L
Op rig come at fifit, especially you
ke leoic t the Goeila skfrina (We week
AT HOIFFMAN aR0
YEW DARK ritOir'
EW GREY L TRES,
DRAB MT TEM
ler W BARATII ASI
fl
W CRAPE ClkYTHS,
N W SILK TIE
N W SILK SCA FS,
STA
41
NEW DUN
NEW BLEA
' N4W HOLL
NEW- TA131,
NEW LACE
NEW WHIT
NEW SHIRT
NEW SKIRT
NEW COBS
NEW HOOP
NEW HAIR
NEW COIGN
SIDMCI
•
AriAtiting
RED COTTONS
LINEN
NAM 8,
URTAI 8,
QUILT
RAIDS,
NS.
USTOM,EI? 11;141 ALW.iirS FIND OUR :STOOK pr
LE FA CY DRY
Fully Assorted, and
INSPECT OUR STOCK BEFO
As we onlyseil for mush we can give t
HOF
QOM, MIL INERT,
their Wastage to
E, PURCHASING
WWI
cm the benefit of a good cen
MAN 13ROTHE
Cke,ap Cask More, Seafortli,
Our Iron Beam plow is
ZJML PURPOSE' Plows
e of t Best :GEN•
WHISTLE CUT
rift} wrought iron beam,
tAsna tlids, Tho Plow is t
13a m TKOs 6:uttsr Pig
chiming an4 will eiQA Potter
otter, ° It is gsarsotosti
bbo, se Owe of _atb#r na
Double Mould
btsfiie Motaid lioetrd Pi
with W0646t1. handles asdir
give satisfactionin every
ETR �a L1OW.
with or
May
to
Wont Steel
trona* Iron
and is MOM
oar Plow,
fit sii iron er
hem, wsttentid to
PRIZES RE
The best gtterantee that
excelleihr of the Plow" man
MONROE di HOGAN le t
theybave secured when plac
the implemento of the lar
Canada. Attention is dire°
At Guelph Central Fair i
Prizes. In 187_,8 Tier
In 1874, Three First P
I At Western Fair, Londo
Prize. In 1878, One F
, I At the Provincial Exhibit'
One Film and Two
Besides at the above T
PRIZES have been o
The above plows are kept
made to order. nicest are
tide Can be bought eisewber
El ED.
an Ise iven of the
e num 'er of prizes
estman tura. in
to t following :
187 2 wo First
4F t Prizes.
1872, One First
st Prize.
, Toronto, in 1874,
',mind Prizes.
NT FIRST
btalltl DAM 02'
SCUFFL
Turnip or Potato &IMO
wood, always on hand and w
Relkri/ring Prim/14k
for Gray Plows always on hand.
MONROE &
eithe
be sol
of iron or
ecl To.
nd Sides
1111.RS. WHIT EY
WISIIESqo inform her cnostoiners and others
rr7 I that lobe bee removed her tin bop to the
premises lately occupied by Messr Logan st
gfamieson. She has now on hand it immense
stock of
TINWARE AND S oyEs,
ali kind*, which will be disposed of atfier ma -
to mary low prices.
MILK, CANS.
Parties in want of Milk Cans can be 'Supplied to
any extent at
MYRTLE
NONE IS
fr
DtaiEiS
TAN
•
Ther aro Numerous Imitatio
NE
880.113
an t Market.
MAI
JEW
HICKS
71/LiT nECZIVED, AND AIM BTU,
LET, CLOCKS, WA
01 /WRY
N
PX4X1 ItTO Alf IS
NO PIT
CUES, and Oft'OC
Quant10, Quell and Prices we wee Heond to Nona,
•
nousekeepets
And Sundry
we wbvid snout that if they want a full line of
PLATED CRUETS,
PLATED SPOONS,
KNIVES AND FORKS,
TEA SETS ENGLISH D FBA
LAMPS,
TOILET -SET'S,
HAIR BRUSHES COM /ex.,
LOOKING GLAS' ES,
other articles tOo numerous tin me
Geode, sti h as
Iv
r7i td
111,
tion, to give us a call.
BEDROOM, PARLOR, HALL, BAR -R&M& BANS & other LOCKS
CONSTANTLY 0141 1114111118.
PLATED WARE, CLOCKS AND WATCHES A SPECIALItY,
E. giFIICKSON & CO.
IV, 18.—Watelles and Clocks repaired by firavel ea workmen.
sult of Geed Businese he subscriber has recently been! obliged to w much
a, whieh are now fdled with IS very larg Stock of the most desirab grades of
INC
NEW TEAS
SUGARS.
Scotch Refined: Liverpool Refined, Cuba and Demerara,
OANADI
N." Supply
CLO
Chequered
Seaforth
rge his
COLOGNE.
to Ground and Block Lump.
ALL THE BEST BRANDS IN SMOKING AND CHEW
LI U 0 RS.
Whiskey and ell imported Liquors purchased in Bond and sold are se usual. A ton
1 General Groe °ries and Provisions, all of which will be sold at v small profit.
TIISIOTIIM and 9mituft FIELD MELDS
an, 24 Ism JAMES
STOVES AND HAF4DW
RE
Will 1) 8old, at 10 Ver Cent. Less han Form r
TO
CAStf,, FOE, ONE
MAKE OOM FOR SPRING: TOOK.
EST LOT 07 STOVIS#17
TOIIN KID
, Seafortli
NEV`; STOOK
Ines coad
Stock c ists ehleily of Staples hi *II
IN
ItAN
T EY WILL ALE ,BE S!ILDFOR.0
AT COST P
t43 ea le their terwetheut fu
nothe,nr will be heed in Court
he
E oeL 1,0R...._ . 111:i1,-,,: 1.81',
Rogo,y VILLA 0* T.
wing; 044 tbeir nest
D GAN /NG- X1119
*2 the 40y 414 timputieolismost iinpro:fed
HOI E F1'AMIL4f FLoym
mini tee that hey s e now rod. esectite
dors trti Went,
RISTI
Done -with delete
B Ali
Deliv
ilea
371
to a
A11 Or
AND CHOPIN
and ',Ai On giVen.
ORTS
AND
of Seaforth Eamon
/at mr. ilircies same
?mine attended to,
HU
mixt
Sat
AL
THE
8 D6(nA
RAY 8004*
jiat '.they !have eornienceil
lumber. 11,
'AN SETTERS,
ned Lunibew on Unit
Tad -on Goderielif4treett
tom Phiningneattplone.
W.11. SCOTT. -
lets
AND
CH ESE BOX
FAUN GA
and Lumb
near street.
WillLoan Money at LOW TZ 4.1F nit- I
INS, RE Y UR RorEvir
IS ALSO AMINT gos
Thr estarn
y and
Tile
Ca
Otrectplaaforthe
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