HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1875-09-24, Page 7SEPT, 24, 1875,
Y FOR
E -PITH
• a xons1(1f i
'V Tiie.
AGRIct LTURAL Ili.
NT EMPORIUM
ith the Beet Ireplementa made
• at the
vitcMter
Prt ee:
1-11NG NEW
',TLE C 'TT RS.
szth h- of the Improved Thistle
Er • rtittglr --Ixon Beam. Thisr
34nra•e- of the old plow, and is
It is manufactured b1 the
.l rrl9tiufaetnrere of the lhias-
,1sa •£faaimin; Ctram;iny. The
.7rafl€aa Gari Mew, the beat
era.€o,iraed E to the iinblie. A
f�fafc timed f,8=a rairiteeri. AU kited e
'lfw.s Atwsiys on ILarui,.
AND GRAIN
tike
etc 4trarxv Cutters and Grain
.wer1, of Paris;, always wn band.
have been well tried, and' have
ime, as those of no other make
E POWERS
six and tea -horse Powers
a
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CE SEWI C MACHINE
admitted to be the BEST arid.
cheapest because the best—in
• is err only machine in the
Eversilsle°;eerier, and it is the
inaketi more than one kind of a
Chime -are sold on trial, and if
u satisfied with it can retain it
=Seams in the market. A trial
egrired to gi r € satisfaction,
WILLSON
;il,l,ly aiway ai on hand at his
• FORTH. Also_ all the other
, so that purchasers can have
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INSTRUMENTS.
`. keeps the largest and best
lurge:al Instruments west of
o: that celebrated Mathusek
'Janos, Prince's, George Woods',
Organa and Melodeons-, any of
chief, r-. the manufacturers.
TH.—In tire i Sewing Maachine
.3 trm:7it MISS SLOAN
k of Butterie e l'iitterne, and
-. All the latest- and newest
S. The lateet site meet popular
:uric Boot.:,
WILISON.
SEAPORTH
GE FACTORY.
'. TJ ILLS Q_PS Agri-
rrple ncizt E4li q ioriunt.
I
r A Co,,
tf thanks for the liberal pat-
;,•ave received since eommancing
•.•th, would state • that they are
harsh.
filiCLE, ROCCO
ORATS,
Ed excellence of workmanshie
set be surpassed: by airy other
ea= Povists,
a l workmen,. devote their per -
e their business, and as they
ceiality, they can guarantee
IEI A, TRIAL.
1131 T.' LY ATTENDRD TO,.
t1tGES 310DI RATE.
LLIA: & Co.
[E HURON
E FAOTORY
It fit TIt.
G.ItASSIE
1 awl in eoureeof conetrtaetion
rodeo/tie and substantially built
.7;MOG f I.S.T'7(F il+T'A{(G/O`NS,
AND . .
AD ley i I ETO A N S.
i vrcll
made, handsomely '1in.-
e tE. suit easy, and will be sold
burr time.
[wwnl :er Wagons
known to require puff•
Syr of 1::=s best on Land now/
I cheap.
DaiVE4f8 CrSUAL.
stand : Huron Load; oppo-
eaafuith.
'WILLIAM GRASSIE
PLANING MILL,
NOS I IND FACTORY
r•*
leave to thank hie numerous
a liberal petronage extended to
zFg bussr=rasa irx teoaforth, and
: favored: with a continuance
build woad do well to give
continue to keep on hand a
ts
[NE LUMBER,
a41' ES,
t DS, MOULDINGS,
FIS, LATH,, ETC.
of giving satisfaction to those
with their patronage; as now
en are employed.
altiou paid to Custom Peeing
IL BROADFOOT.
SEPT. 24, 1875,
The Loudon Hum n Hair Mar-
ket,
For, Ane1 time nat ral product the
amisscries of 'ash on nt t go to Mincing
lane. Judgi g from t e quantities in
which it is it ported, th article blest rue
ni corssidera le denial ci, • The " lot "
with which we are ti ore immediately
,,concerned is lying rill 4:ross lane, and
weighs some five thousa td pounds --a tol.
erattly large # consignor nt of an article
which is—well 1-- •not.n cessary, perhaps,
but apparently uncle customers readily
enough. It s human hair. The great
bulk of it cones from China, is black as
coal and coarse Fps cocoa -nut Libre, but of
magnificent lergth. Many a Chinese
head has been shorn to produce these
tons of material, to be zolcl only in lots
of two caries (of about 4.00 pounds) each,
and expected to realize about half a
crown a pound in the wholesale transac-
tion. Skilled experts re weighing and
feeling the 1 a nte tresse , but soon leave
them -to investigate th various shades
and qualities of one hal of choice Euro-
n times as much
tee comes this ?
from I ussiaand
pearl,worth ten or dee
as the . oluneee. `V he
From Germany mainly
from France sometimes. • Here lies a
heap of samples culled from this valuable
bale, is ith the weights of each color care-
fully attached... With what variety and
richness of hues glow these loco, fine
silky tresses; ranting from the ,deepest
brown, through evet,;y shade of ruddy
auburn and. sunny -chestnut, to thejturest
gold and fairest flaxen, What a monu-
ment of €elf -abnegation is hero' what a
picture of teff -sacrifice ! for whe wo-
man parts with her hair, she pe�•foins an
act far more trying' than. when ala parts
with her jewels. That maiden. must be
Poor indeed who partsith her crewning
charm for a few shillilgs, Legions to
the contrary notwithstanding, how can.
she get more than. a ;pitiful auto, When a
choice baleeafter'.passing through the
hands of the shearer, i
and the importer; and
transport, will fetch n
arid. -twenty shillings
ORTMENT OF T
TAN TLY 01%
he local merchant
paying.the cost of
morethhanjseven-
er pound ?- The
blonde madehen, whose superb tresses I
hold in my hand, did not, Iapprehend,
get much far theist,_ ; ,Perhaps: a fatw flor-
ins ; little enough, according to our es-
timate of money, but yet sufl'ic ent to
keep the wolf .from her mother'sdoor for
a little space. But this silken crown,
which brought its original owner so lit-
tle, must pass through many hands be-
fore it adorns the still handsam a head
of Lady Barepoles, who is not.q`uite the
woman she was. when BarepoleS became
the captive of her bow and spear in her
e first season -t -but is yet a leaner f fash-
ion. --All thee. Year I•?ozuncl.
Barbers and. ,Surgeon.
It must be recollected that early
times there was plenty of nee( of the
surgeon's art, and comparative little
for that of the physi�iau. Taking into
account the big wars and littl wars,
crusades an rebellions, the free xereise
of the " rig t of -private war ";by parsons
of noble birth, and ordinety br svls and
squabbles, it seems to have been long
odds on cold Steel against all other ail -
meats wha
il-meatswhatoevcr, and there was 1.' ale fear
of a gentle an's life being protracted to
the prejudice of his heirs by a co rect ob-
servance o the Ia% a; of f ly geia. The
chances we •e all in favor of being knock-
ed on the head at a comparatively early
age ; but it is well-lnown tha. in the
hand- to-haind conflicts with s' ord and
buckler, for instance, many enc re were
hurt than killed. The wounded sought
either the monks or the Jews, who em-
ployed as their assistants the barbers of
the period,' an alliance whence Lose the
famous Company of Barber -Surgeons.
How closely the two callings were at one
time knit together ie shown by the sign
which surgeons have abandoned altogeth-
er, and which barbers nowadays 1)ut.rare-
ly hang out, The well-known pole is an
imitation of one formerly held in the
bands of patients during the opera-
tion of. phlebotomy --snow abolished alto-
gether - and the stripes represent - the
tap or bandages used for ,fastening the
arm ; both pole and tap, being , in olden
times hung up outside trate shop as soon.
as clone with, to announce that there was
a vacancy .for a patient wishing to be
= blooded." Thu foundation of phe Com-
pany of Lari,ers is ascribed to as early a
elate as thu rein of . Edward of C arnar-
rant-
AT E_ 2C O - .ate di:O_'S.
E THIS WEE SI -10W
O-Rm.A.°
BARGAINS IN NEW DRESS , G9OD
von, but the iirast royal charter ss as
ed to the Barber Surgeons by Edward
IV. and his amiable brother the, Duke of
Gloucester.. For some unexplained reas-
on the barbers and surgeons did not pull
very well together, and the surgeons sev-'
ered the connective ; but so much incon
venience arose from the jealousy of the
two con palsies that they were reunited
by Act 32, Henry VIIL, under the name
of Masters or Governors of the Mystery
and Commonalty of Barbers and Surgeons
of London. This, document bound "the
associated craft firmly_together till the
year 1745, when the surgeons finally de-
parted to the Oldl Bailey, and subsequent-
ly, in 1800, formed the body now well
known as the Royal College of Surgeons
hi Lincoln's inn -fields.— 111 the Year
Round.
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NEW
• NEW
NEW,
NEW
NEW
NEW
NEW
ALL: Al
Cure Leucorrbe34 of
tion, Ulceration P iii
Absent Mensstruii' idn
Female Weaknes
greatest care, un
Physician who ha • Ya
study for many '.% ar
which MARBLE ; L
hour and time o nee
VINCEYS,. ..
LA.Iti NEt ,
+OTT01.11k, i
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PRINTS,
I ?
SCARFS,
HATS,
SHIRTS,
NEW BLACK ; SILKS,
NEW SKIRTS,,
r j
NEW SHIETINGS,
NEW TWEEDS,
NEW COLLAIII S,
•
NEW.. CAPS,
NEW DRAWES.
UR POPULAR LOW, PRICEIS.
ez! t
,f.
.44
1�ites), Pi.infnl MIoo struiv
Uterus, Ovarian Diseases,
a sal all dideases known as
he are prepared with the
1
e i,er0onal-Supervision of a
de female diseases a special
,arid they are a Medicine on
DIES can depend " in the,
1" as ars unfailing •
REGULATOR.
Sold by all D;'.tag std everywhere. Prise, one
box,. ;1; six boxes, „5 , serlt,by mail free of post-
frorri 'observation. For full
lir pamphlet, which we will
ope to any address on re -
to prepay' return postage.
•irarnplilets or pills to
IAM GRAY & Co.,
Windsor, Ont.'
y E. Hielccon & Co., I, £t. '
, and by all Ziruggiste.
YUAN. Toronto,' Wholesale
Lia -cow
age iseeurely sealed
particaiara writ toe
send in a sealed, nye
ceipt of post et iu
Address all letter' fo
W 1,T
Sold in Seaforth
Roberts, It. Lumsite
NORTHROP
¶.gents,
SEAFOI1T
MARBLI
Gleanings.
Character is t e diamond which -
scratches every oth �r Mone.—Bartel.
--A man cannot change his opinion
when he will; therefore, while force may
make a hypocrite it can never makea
believer. !
—An honest reputation is within the
reach of all mon ; they obtsin it by so-
cial virtues and by doing, their duty.
This kind of repu ation, it lis true, is
neither hi. illiant normstartling, but it is
often the. most usef 1 for happiness. •
BY'rimE SJUN„)l~ s.E'S Teem -When
one makes a narro °scale:, it is usual to
say- that he saved himself " by the skin
of his teeth." in the most splendid of
all compositions (see Book of Job, cha
ter xix, verse 20), it is written : " i y
bone cleavetii to my skin and to my flesh,
and I am (icaped With the skin of my
teethe" ,.
--What is this world :? A dream with-
in a dream. As we grow older
each step has an inward awaken-
ing. The youth awakes, as he
thinks, from c -JO dlicod—t11c fat grown
III all despises the pursuits of youth as
visional.) --the old man looks . on man-
hood as a feverish dream, Is. death
the last sleep ? No- -it is - the last
final art' kening.--.tr. Walter Scott. {
y
infinitel y unlike
DEAtI .—Death is ,
wecontemplatet
our
r`
sleep in that as ,
sense o the emptiness of the casket
wgrows rover instant while we gaze,.
hereas, while as we watch One whom
we love in slumber we feel drawn nearer
to him momentler moment, The living,
sleeping friend isour friend indeed. The
dead, form is onlyhe garment which he
has left 'behind our keeping.
AND HURON
WORKS..
H.'H,S$ELT;
(Late of Hamilton,)
Would intimate to their nurner, ns friends and the
general public 614614they are prepared to fill all
orders for (7'
I
Monuments, ` Headstones., Table Tops
Mantles,
Graroite Mon'unzen.tts Imported to Order.
Work of the best style and art, and cannot be
surpassed in this pat def Qutaiio.
A callrespectfully seiteited.
Calder's old Stain, opposite McCallum's Hotel,
Main Street, Soafor;h.
i TH'.
FIRE !NSU
II ENIX
AN,CE COMPANY,
OF LON t ON, EN LAND.,
I
W. ; N WATSON,
GENT AT SEAFORTE.• This old standard
A Company was established in 1782{ three busi-
ness in all pars of the world does the second
largest busines in` he United 7fiagdpm i, pays its
claims with pr mptitudte,and 1' • erali . Ito rates
are moderate: 897.28
HOUSE AND OT
To be SI 1 by
RirB. J. P. Blt
1' on the preen
House and Lot in
Wm. Blair, Sr.
TERMS.—Ono-
the day of sale, the
purchaser at 6 per c
The Household e'
sold at the same ti
403-6
ea,
N KIPPEN
Auction.
will self by Public Auction,
on MO`xtDAY, OCT. 11, the
ip en, owned and Occupied by
of the pnrchase money on
ance on time 4.0 suit the
t, interest.
ects :of Mr. Blair gill also. be
e and place.
BLAIR., Sr., Proprietor.
it
b
WP., have now
Mills, near
Works, a large qua
HEM
B
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en hand f r sale, at our Saw
a Young6c Sparling's Sant
lily of .
00K LUMBER
Which
(AD'S HARDWARE. •
4JST RECEIVED,
A LARGE STOO1 `OF
- I
H a dwae
u�ldxng pr ,
1.
H
Which we now off rat $7 50 per M.
Parties favoring ue with their orders will have
a it promptly attended to.
401 _ A$LIT GE, CARTER I & ORLY.
FI
402
Whieh'will bo sold as
.AP AS ANY IN TOWN.
NCINC WIRE A SPECIALITY.
i
_JOH`N KIIbD.
MOTHYi SEED
1
FOR FALL SOWiVJNG1
ST -CLASS AN CHEAP,
.AT
WARD (ASH'
BUTTER
ND SEED STORE,
SEAT OATH.
HU
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b
Marti
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AL'
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THE
ON PLANINO MILL.
E,SSBS.- GRAY S: SCV T T
to announce that they have commenced
Incas In the Shop latly occupied, by Mr.
, and are now prepared o.fi11. order* f or
8, Doors Blinds, Mouldings,
And all kin s of planed lumber.
0 'LATH AED SHINGLES.
EESE BOX -S . APD SETTERS,
I/
FARM GATES, HAY RACES,': .
A eod stock of Seasoned Lan
Fa ory and Lumber Yard in
near lain street.
Jig Sawing andCn,tom Plapii
A. a. RAY.
UTT R
Tb
give
t he
887
so
SAMUEL TRoTT
now on hand at the S.s prth Tubbii`Factory
a number of his well antil a� vorably l nova
> By t h e8.
Rine .Pwr'ned• �r
land- : e Packages are the hest in nsiea,.
atissfaction. ' .;
ECIAL INDUCEME.NTS11, TO
LARGE PURC' SER j
. Trott expects in a short time to eponmenee
anufacture of Wash Tuba on a; ase. scale:.
SAMUEL ITROTT,: Seaforth
fiber on hsgnd.
Goderlch street,
ag neatly done.
W. H. SCOTT. J,
UBS.
SPL
FAC
FEN
• For the Fall Tracie.
NDIT rto TS, only 19e per yard.
ORY CO )N, onlee;Sc per yerd.
BLACI f LUSTRESi only 23e prr yard.
DR SS GOODS, New and Cheap,
PAI LEY SHA.WL,S, from'ii up.
AL WOOL TARTANS, 400.
DR '5S WINCES S, 124c.
AL WOOL TWEEDS, ;vile.
LA )IES' FELT . HII'cTjs, $2,
EL 't NTKETS, . Hearty, 3001 pair,
a -
CO EON YARN,' best, $1 50.
Th
Leading Topic of the Season will be the
MI LINERY DEPARTME
SU m asses anything I
with. all the *ewest Myles of (¢ode erbref�uI1i selected, $ y �,
SNOLLIIIaDS3CE
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in Seaforth.
NE V TRIMMED HITS,
NE 'iT TRIMMED BONNETS,
NE JACKETS,
NEVFLUti'f7ER.S,
NE '6T FEATHERS,
NE I1IBT NS,
Au all the Latest Nofvelties of the times.
Sea
REST'S Reliable Dress Patterns kept constntly on hand.
First-class Milliner in Attendance.
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Co., Main Street, Seaforth.
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---Apprentie s Wanted'. to learn Millinery, Mantle and Dressmaking.
Le.
S a csult of Go
pr ises, whit
NCLUDIN
cotch Refin
AN ADIAN Wh
Supply of Ge.
CLOVER
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arc.
Gc OD ' DacAT ON
epees, 4be ss4bsscriber has recently been obliged to ver• much enlarge his
row filled with a very Barge Stock of the most desirable;.rrades of
l\iEW TEAS
JAPANS, YOUNG HYSOI S, GUNPOWDER, BLACK
SUC;ARS.
AND CO
OGNE.
and Demerara,White Ground an I Blocs L
1.d, Liverpool Relined, Cuba a
TOBACCOS.
L THE BEST BRANDS jIN SMOKING AND OING.
skey ndallImpottedLigno',r'spurchassedinBondandsold pare a mull. .Afall
be
sal G oceriex and I'rovieionsk all df which will'sold 1 at very sextan root.
lei wrIZV rind OT*IEI FIELD BEEID4 I'V S. _tlf4ON.
LIQyORS.
;rep,
JAMES M
RPRv,
Che`gnered BtOre, $eafrrth.
PA
FO
THE
EATHER
WARM w
RASiLS, SUNSHADES, LINEN.
CO2
DRESSES, f--+
ENCH MUSLINS, GRENADINES,
TIS SU SHAWLS,' GRENADINE SHA 'L,S, &:C
Sm
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ollyYarclefse
f Riverside, Opera, Rustic,
ARLIST, BLANCHE. ALBERTA.
At WILLIAM HILLL'S,
Opposite Commerdisi Ho$el, Seaforth.
, the and
'
73- ext
and b hand.
A ARG
And carer.y�-tthine
No A ° sedation
NEW BUSINESS, NEW MEN.
signed, have purchased Ur. W.3 ; MAY'SEstablisbnudnt,,where we intend to carry
Five Eamese E sines, both -Wholesale and Betel!, manufacturing by Machinery
e also keep on liquid
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E ASSORTMENT CF TRUNKS AND VALIES,
staining to the ' Business, Light stoma •DriariI Ha
cea here. ; Give us a Call before purchasing elsewhere.
fypeciallity.
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5M1'f offers Special ].afgsins in • •.
GOODS and GROCERIE
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B y*laud* Clothing and Sa is sun bilii c be
;gieco better value' then tan be got elaewherei
J call cud see for yourselves,';
us,
01 A, PAINTS AND sA1 fSi :s
Oi t, = hest brands" always on land. Sptelalln,
ante -to Cali Purchasers. • .
All partied bearing over -tine note Ana irevettrits
are tequested to nettle therolorneitt o t -C, utlie Jae
tom; will le panto other hands for toll io a.
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