The Huron Expositor, 1879-03-14, Page 3MARcrl 7, 1879.
IDE BANK BF DAMAO-A,
ID OFFICE-, 3TONTREAT,
a - $1,000,00(1'.- e
la' —al. 11. (I- tale, Pereident ; Taste. ,
•e- l'test•lent ; A. W. \Leas.
aortae Tulln, A/c x.11u tar in, James
3ZurrayieCteiltiter Geo. Borah
f
th ie Thad. hes; le en ripened, up ill
lea tl-eaeral atieitteee
3. Nat. e hind dieeounted, Rad
1 at fair lyeaineee aaree.
Batik •tic:ea:Neuf n h ta beim
ineetioe with tan w Item tlepostts
kelti oat one. (AO:: ‘r tie weeds, awl
ee therene
,a pieetes at p•tr at all oftieee of
setae et MnrL'l awl the Federal
,
A (4 ENT—Loral .—The A.Illarete
1. New York— NZ• tl 13 Ina of
elerrtiwen .t Co., 6 a wan
tee -• 1-•t1oti Nth td llault-
etrs la to 3 'emu; any% ln
sone: CKIE Meleager
_
• Preteztion erta
aet)e. oray goed la 1.
4, it has enable i
AND cxr
eve ee tans agoal
2 a' 11' ge e., mei a
whieh ev• rybel,
teal sell veri. ehean
r =Nanette. I h;
- eameetent %eta
Fete ef ye.tre.aad
KniSSIIK Of JOb:
achor,
Low and aft
, ranted.
heppy to receipt eat
a await.
JO
0 N.
rauteel to
,t-ty
oki ea t sae(
te sell ell our
T AGES‘,,
tilt`13" of the le
na•ti ter of thaaa
says a te.'t tea
- -otet r &rine
ve ) flOg'4god
twar it 1,
prepered to
eaele, from a
Work 1Var.
NiltViEKOSel
1:.:APORT
-Fo
st aceoants
dS, Kinharle.,
LIVER
irehaeed the Stotat and Trade of the
pal Livery, Setiforta, seam err.
. beta; ta stete hat he intetals
• beeitzess in the ol 1etand.a tad haa
salittable Lin acts ant vehicle's to the
statek. None but
iti; fir a 11 1 e f-elecle,land Good
Horse.' Will 1 e S'ept.
`Je.. en Reggie.; ant; Carr:age% and
vele Waeotta wayli keialy _an use.
try:Sento/1'a With. Qom.
mercia l Men.
4 the stables tir uy of the hGtels
ided to,
YttIMERGIAL ILIVERY,
..SE-1/1.FORT
NeNACtlef rot( ega to iaferna
; ItalTi Of S4afOr:il.intui the eravel-
se he ha.; pinata; tel the Livery
' Steck of aft sees' (animal:ten &
..lo ell in hie pe.vii e to retaiu the
eh this feverite e.tahlishineue has
ail latea outy gotta driving and re.
at d fliis carri Igoe will be kept
wed urdela Cella night or daty,
iely attended to. PIC -:•110 AND
aallTIES Liberal y Dealt with.
able. Alt oelers lett at the Com-
er at the wit :a will reeeive prompt
441.es on Market 4t: met, opposite
-NI. aleN.AUGIITta*!, Proprietor,
!E 1,1.1 MILLS
aiw ear load a of Con on hand; and
• on/eat is likely te impose a d. tr,y
our time to hay.
n retitle par 100 pawl
High .uaxed Corn, fur teed or
ae the coelepeat.
110u7-in7 ant/ Chopping
hert est :‘,C'cit ire. Halving changed oar
Eft rnr the dela -lamer in thie sea-
heve reinteliea the general corn-
fieur end flour that will not ria,
miming tendency. All ordera
tele and work geartinteed.
- MeGREGOlt !el URQU ART.
- — -
OXL0L. MILD).
1•IERe;_.AND THERS.
tURNETT &
put in a thorong
eortring Mid, axe -
1 thppiug
e keep eu heed
'rlout and Feed
ea gran to be grout
ri t tie eatee
-tots ars both pra
enderetand the
etisfaet ion.
BURNETT
P1TIN, having
eat te of repair
iv prepared to
xi 1for sale a
every descrip-
d ea h ive it
tieal wo-rkmen,
busiaess, they
- DOLPHIN. -
EY & H LfilESTED,
_ELY, AND CON ;'.laYANCING
- oFsieE,
, Main S tree t, Se tfortlt.
fut the Consoli la ted Dank of
the Canneian Beak of (kmmeree
-n. mad Village P-operty botight
• fatale) loaned ea rune gee, se-
parable rates of in earat. Charges
" fGr private pe4 eons upon the
aeznities, without: auy expellee to
M. A. F. IOLMESTEIJ.-
_ .
0 Gli.A H Y.
F•AFift toneb Ot the sun,
ateeon-ly11 lent i ila done
ulY ridectine tenni grace,
aniline eye, awl lteaoty of facet
et. or :sin, as woullroue at' newt
f eaiaie,isiebes, iitaar drew,
11 icture, or picture as true 1"
tical " cep ' tt CtI ler to a
n went j le t nre—Photo-
pe—c. Denham; ell these ariis-
I ht 41) t( the r klieg
.=anereiel, end ;et u will find An -
ii bt at of ha w -t, aril re der
e. A. CA L.1.} Seafeet h.
RSH1P
--
1 h=tvine eutere ' into, partner-
_ t•tee re .1 :: o en ati r .fee t n re Plows:,
'By iteing. fine -cities tne- .
ti:,1 week vatting tar00011
. a a4Z1 -tVI kra-:xtef; it en) Y 1 arciete.
'ate :.fit`O t,1 repei-ing, home -
a eal l albite,. at-. Bee =et lava
• •?.',4 y,:l.:' -I ...,:11' ri eta! iii thetee-
• wet et eke fa a a sgeleiatter-
$ C-4eletetted Aeelattiteral Ira-
:: Fel I), ee 1 itTON,
taatei, Cedelit:it Strait, Sea.
560'
1, LOP M L
fir
CaDAPARY..-
tea:, Seer -airy awl Ttcae-
lVdI actend, at
JI ea, AFilt TH, cnt Satur-
:I te eai aea an ter
e et i tee t la he -thees of the
itteesttMI'et elease teke notice
.V•.. 4 'fITI4i,:1.1.• •
aalF-t
Steo.trv. 585
ORTII,
Dea'er in T.EATUER and
'Male of Evere leaaeription.
'arty Ikst Stoek kept. Terms
letileited. &I1 otdcre by mail
; 1y atieil.
It. N. BRETT
• MARCr.{. 7, 1879.
:•1
THE
URON EXPOSITOR.
The Wealth Gold Cannot Buy.
a, you wonder that I am so eheery,
As I pass you, day by dna,
Wita a workingman's climb' -renew armor,
A al his garments of horn ,splui gray;
And you think snob a life must be barren
0 the song a aud the bloesonter of joy;
That it reaps but the thistl s that rankle
Aad gernerhthe cares thet annoy.
it ALI the smiles on my fee are the token
O honie-love that never Erows cold;
Mem clinging white arms of my children,-
lre precious than silver or gold.
And to them the plain regg( d father
Is as dear as the father c u bo; •
For bewail the !yank, hone V features.,
A epirit, of kindness they tai.
"So 1 siug as 1 bond to my labor,
id singing I go to ray lame,
And Onedeee of the (bey is ot gotten
I. those beers when no 1, oger I rem ;
In t lose boure when the stl •ery moonlight
M kes the lanes end the) edges all fair,
An ns lily children s swoet. faees,
A id brightens my beby's soft hair.
"8 I rise with the lark in t
&ul like him I kcep triii
His 'oy hi the morn's deed
31 tie the treasures toet
In 1 y youth for a home I
nik prime that home h
And thus will life's evenhe
11 the -Wit that my ma
e
tg my song ;
ig pleasures, •
st the year long.
as planning,
my own;
be pleaeant,
ood has kuown.
" T e workingman's pathe ey be shadowed,
• B. a the heart in his breaat will be light,
If the toil of the day is onlivened
11 the restated the peace of the night e
And the home 'where a welt; nue awaits din,
A esurely as evening ara '8 nigh,
Is a bliss none would ohms e for a kingdom,
d a wealth that gold c -mot buy.'
The Art of allchig.
If
the
sod
only
to -
vain
C011ar
knO
and
whet
men
hate .
lees
havi
were
ent
been
Jesse
pres
The
vers
be a
in c
OS
ta
• e notice- closely
eople who are
life are those w
ow to talk the
ake others talk.
ble gift.To be a
rsation as not to lisplay your own
ledge, but to dra r out the opinion
thelten the thong Its of • those with
you talk—this s an acconeplish-
indeed. It mak s each. a -eentri,
to the enjoy -net t of all, and it
s with each a p easant sense of. man;
g said something which' •,others if the
glad to hear. TI is is. very 'differ- derlan
ern the" conseio suess of • having and t
bored or suubbe or both, which plum
- folks often carry away from the
in thy
-rice of a -fluent or yrannical talker. Th.e
e is a good deal- of this sort of con- much
tional missiontar work waiting to wait t'll Mr. Lindsay r
and the time hich we - spend he wo id consult upon t
• .attering about th weather:might .cordin ly., on the return
ery profitably devoted to ;it. It !' he wa informed of the
shoe( 'd be borne in mind .that there is tempt ng offer. . •.
scarely .any one of a* -rage intelligence " V ry well," said: -Mr.
;who' cannot,. if he is damn out, talk.iu- shoji'
tere.tinely and instrectively about at
ing• with -which
alniliar, or which
-egular labor. ,•• M :at pre
car or Cm. the friend
anufactnrer,. th
the couversation ,know
ine, td
the R
Exeh
• Mr.
maid
for hi
ovine,
taken
ered
the jo
did.
e shall find that
ost popular in
o understand not
selves, but how
This is a very
tie so to direct
become
more t
often b
bible t
and thi
always
unoste
uneasy. Mr. Gladstone does
tin give away money, foi he has
en known to ger and . read the
tenants who were bedridden;
mission of . charity he has
scharged in the most natural,
tatious fashion, even when he
was Pr'rne Minister, and had work
enongh.
such a
in trutl
the ex
to occupy all the moments of
turcly toiler as himsnlf. He is,
, a most fervent Christian ; and
lunation of much of what is
waywa T.1 in his character ay be found
in his c eep religiousness. His wrath is
general y righteous wrath, if one may so
call it. Truth.
Want d Mr. .Glad.sione for a
Clerk. •
incidents similar to tho follow -
quite as amusing, have oocur-
3
he lives of eminen people. They
te the fact that mu who attain
d -places of greatia OBS are general.
fill them. A go
rst be a good cle
Press says:
rious adventure
ondon offices of t
, merchant, shi
. There ' one d
but -wealthy ship
,inquiring for Lill
Was out, the vi
to wait in an a
e found -a person
copying figures.
ip owner paced t
es, and took cat
ter's doings, and a
: .
u writes a bonn
Man
in,,a, au
red in
illustr
and ho
ly fit t
.would
don Ci
A 0
in the
Lindsa
an M.
brusqu
derl an'
Lindsa
queste
where
ed. in
land s
eral ti
the wr
to him
" T
dost."
, "1 a
reply.
A
figures
want."
'1n
"Ye
glad you think
d. Chancellor
k.. The Lon- -
nce, occurred
e late Mr. W.
owner, and
y entered a
wner of Sun -
say. As Mr.
tor was re-
jacent room,
busily engag-
Thel Sunder -
e room sev-
ful notice of
length said
hand,- thou
was the
, thou dost; _the machs thy
weel ; thou'rt jus the chap I
eed " said the Lor d.ofier.
•, indeed," said • th Sunderland
I'm a Man of few words;. noo,
'It come over to canny old Sun -
thou seest I'll gte a hundred
enty pounds a year, and that's a
hou dost not.meet ith every day
life, I reckon. No, then."
Londoner replied that lie was
blieed for the o r, and would
leas one thing,. the O.
lied: practically most
is co fleeted. with his
your terepanion th
street a machinist, a
artis a builder—lead
area el to the one sub'lect, if. there are
no o hers, in which ha is sure to be in,
tere tea. The -result vill be that you
will please him, and.. 'gain. fresh
kilo' ledge yourself. Whoever talks
mue • . thus with. speeialists upon their
choaen department o labor or thought
will:get together a fund. of valuable in-
fer-Mat...ion, not to be ettrued from the
• hooks.—Bosten ,.To -nal. •
one h
,prese
you i
How to Deftf
No defenee again
perflict as a common
tiediover the hes,d, a.
one ef waahleather, p
shirt and waistcoat, N
more equally warm t
A wadded coat will
man to sit and. work
and so will an extra
worn during the wh
day. Just let anvon
we say try the very. ,
Draughts.
t clratights is so
ilk handkerchief
d a silk vest, or
t on between the
ill keep the body
Ian a, goc:d. fire.
liable the chilly
1st/where in doors,
of thin flannel,
le of the active
who_doubts what
'Maple_ expedient,
when the chillness beaornes unbearable,
ing-gown over his
1 in five minutes
e, and ready for
ill not suffer, as
en he goes out of
notion upon that
lusion. You are •
outdoor life by
rather w eak en ell ,
et too great, being
vatives of consti-
chilly in an . !night
s in .becl because
of putting on his- dres
ordinary clothing, an
he %VIE be comfortab
any work; while he
lie f ncies he- w
doo ,s. The- popular.
sub eet is a mere -
not etrengtheued for
shiaeriegendOers„ bu
hab: tual warmth, if
oue
tuti
as
the
whca he got:up, as re
iug indoors because
wo d not be so sensi
coo, . The object is
of a
TO
war
of the best prese
nal strength. A.
ell refuse blanke
\mild increase
Ger
and.
EE0
Ma
Jacks
T'arto
and p
casio
tncky
a Te nessee horse, and
ward matched for $5,00
run o the Clover Botto
uncle 'Joseph H. Conn,
horse back, behind him,
He s
me t
days
fetal).
great
same
land
Gove
Th
prese
betti
and
is sense of cold potin
use warm cleth- groes
out-of-doors he The
le of his great- petit
ot to- be sensible hear
dow
Gen.
horse, with long pistols held in each
hand. I think they were as long as my
arm, and had a mouth hat a ground -
squirrel could enter. In hi g wake folio wed
my ncle Conn, Stokly, Denelson, Pat-
ton,
and contradict this proof,.and.vindicate
their innocence. They failing to appear
Gen. Jackson told the court that the
proof vas closed, and for them to rend-
er their judgment .in the premises,
.-which. in- a few momeuts, was done in
accordance. with the facts proved. I
was still on the fence, forming one line
of the large pound containing the proper-
ty bet on bihe race. Each man was an-
xions o get back his property.
Gei . Jackson waved his- hand and
i
announced the decision, and. said:
" No , gentlemen-, go calmly .and in
order, and each man take his own
prope ty." When the word was given
the pdople came with a rush. It Wits
more terrible than -an army With ban-
ners. They came bulging against the
11.
fence, and knocked it down for 100
yards:. I was overturned and nearly
tram led to`i death. Each man got' his
prope •ty and thus the iraudulent race
was b
most
that
2,000
this .
action
drawi
tain
strea
effect I. -this great and worthy object.
.--iVa;:thville, (Tenn.) Cor. N. Y. Ilerald.
•
1 "Auld. Lang Syne."
turned., whom'
e siihject. Ac -
of the latter,
ship owner's
Lindsay ; " I
be sorry to stand -in . your way;
ndred and. tweut pounds,sis at
t more than I can afford to pay
the department 4 which you are
•ent plaCed. You will find my
a good and. kind aster, and, un-.
circumstances, 9 e sooner you
each other the better. Allow
Or -afore, Mr. , to introduce
ght Hon. W. E. G adstone, of the
quer".
.
Gladstone had ben engaged . in
g a note 6f some shipping returns.
budget. The Sunderland . ship
, you may be • sure, Was a, little
aback at first, but he soon reeov-
is self-possession-, and enjoyed
e•quite as much as Mr. Gladstone
Gen. Jackson 13k;Ok6 -Up a
Fraudulent ace.'
fink scenes of
is biographer,
not brought to
When a boy, I sawe: - him scare
t to flight 20,000 110h. The oc-
was this.: Gre-y iound, aKen-
horse, had -beaten Double:Head,
heY were after -
a. side,' to be
Ixi Course. My
carried. mo on
to hee the Mee.
n
t me on the cedar ee and told
remain. till hereturn d. In those
,ot only counties hilt ltates,in full
,attended the riteelcourse as a
National amusetnent, and the
•
4S still kept up in France and Eng-
nder the fostering -care of 'each
ument. . • I •
re must have been 20,000 persons
t. I never witnessed such fierce
between. the Statels. Horses
egroes _were put uP. A large
was filled -With horgee -and ne-
het on the result of this race.
iine had new arrived for the euro-.
rs to appear on the track. I
some loud talkink, and, looking
the track, saw, for the first time,
Jackson, riding slowly :on a gray
y are the intere
n's life which
has omitted an
pleaeaut tlifferen •e, but to be aud,
ain moderately j and healthfully
—to be iusensil le, in fact, to or-
ry differences of emperature.
a
Maran ge. •
e following is a trauslation•from
an paper. The sentimentia good,
we give it for t e benefit s ofour
you g readers:
arriagea are nal
gratify one of three
fort ne or positions..
Tho man who ma
a tele ; who rnarries
s. rizistress who marries for • positions_
tales a lady. ' He is bved by hiswife,
reg.. riled by his mistress, tolerated by
his atly. Ile hasp. vife for -himself, a
Ulia ress for his household., a lady for
the world and society. .
I is wife will take care.of his house -
holt his mistress of hishouse, his lady
of hs appearance. If he... is Sick, his
wif will take care of him; his mistress
wit visit him. his lady enquire after
his health. He takes a walk with his
wif e. a ride With his mistress, goes to a
Par y with his lady. His wife will shake
his grief, his mistress his money, his
lad his debts. • If he dies, his Wife. Will.
we p. his inisiress lament, and hie lady
we a mourning. -
•
ally contracted to
esires, viz.. Love,
ries for love, takes
for fortune, takes
•Inu
int
so
tior
er,
ha
noi:seurj, and soon after les library .of
ks,. which was bought back for him
11.)rd\Vtdvrtou. His readiuess to
our all who appeal to his charity is
- limited by his means, and be •frea
•ntiv returns from al.country walk
wita his -pockets cleaned out, thanks
to -his distribution of gold and silver
ng the sick and, needy, villagers.
re months ago he went out for sa
k of about twelve miles, intending
turn to Hawardeti be- train, ; but in
evening he founct he had given away
ything, and had not Money left to
his ticket, so he trudged home on
, arriving so late that his fainily had
Mr. Gladstone.: .
O iii a tender father, a devoted bus -
d. a true and good friend: His dis-
resteduess about money matters is
reat that be refused an augmenta-
of hie salary atitilSt Prime Miniet-
ud left office.. impoverished. He
te sell a g maly collection Of china
di he had amassed tfor he is a con-.
hoc
by
sue
onl
qu
Etna
SO/
Wa
to 1
the
eve
pas
foo
oken up by an•exhibition of_ tlie
extraordinary courage. He - did
dy what it woull have required
rifled. men to have effected. All
as effected by the presebce and
of one man, and without the
g of one drop of blood. ' A cer-
nbwledge that in one event
s of blood, woiild have flowed
Thdre aro two gentlemen of Toronto,
well known to business and social
circreli for their wealth and position,
who, u earlier life, occupied more hum-
ble positions, the one being a. baker and
the o/her the son-in-law of a corn doc-
tor. lOf course there is uo harm in
this,for we know, on the best authority,
that bheir antecedents were honest and
respe
rich
geutl
other
day r
wa, well, Jim, titings are not as
they *eel to be. I haven't eaten a bit
of °good bread since I've been board-
ing ,Elt • this hotel, DOW --three years.
Heigh-ho, they don't make bread like
they 'slid when you were Et baker, do
they -t"
table, and that's more than many
eople can claim. Now, one of the
men has awaY of twitting the
about his "start," and the other
marked to him : •
fierce
led t
stand
ticul
that
was
was
heft)].
race,
5500
eter
who brought his horse upon the track;
that
stole
talk
rolle
his e
at b
fero
ever
stru
peop e. -If they felt as I did everyone
expo bed to be slain. He announced to
the arties if they wanted some. lead in
thei 'hides to first bring their horses on
the rack, for "by.the eternal" he
IN01.1 a kill the -first man that attempted
to d so. There was. no response to
this hallenge, and,,after waiting some
time and they failing to appear, Gen.
Jac son said it was a great mistake, in
the pinion of sense, that he had acted
bast ly, without consideration. He
wou a give the scoundrels-. a fair trial,
and. o that end he woulti constitute a
cour to investigate this platter, who
wou a heat proof and to do justice to
all arties. -Thereupon hd appointed a
Sheriff to keep order, and five judges to
heal, the case. Proclamation was made
that the Court was open and was ready
to toceed to business, and for the
part es to -appear and defend. them
selv .s. No one appearing, Gen. Jack-
son ntroduced the witnesses, proving
the ribe,ry of Greyhound's rider. who
was to receive $500 to throw off the
race, having received $2•50' in advance,
and that Greyhound had been turned
into the teheat-field tlae night before.
He gain called on the parties to appear
nderson and several others as
as bulldogs. As Gen. Jackson
re Van and approached. the Judges'
, he was rapidly talkieg and ges-
ting. As he came by me he said
e had irrefragable proof that this
O be a jockey race, that Greyhound
pen iu the wheatfield the night
, which disqualified him ffor the
and that his rider was to receive
to throw .it off, and "by the -
al" he would shoot the first man
. .
Jiiii winced; he couldn't help it,
when, the matter was VIPs thrust upon
hilarebut his friend only enjoyed his
embarrassment. In a -few minutes the
opportunity, was afforded him of -com-
ing back on the resurrectionist, and he
saidl.. • . • ..
- Max, I've got a shoe that hurts my
foot like the mischief." -
t• Have you ?” said Max ; "why don't
you do soneethins for it ?'il ,
"It's a corn, fbelieve2" ,
"h !" sympathized Max. ..
"'Yes. Heigh-ho! It - isn't like
was !Max, when your father used
pare my corps, and make my feet
comfortable." •
" What, sir?" snapped Max.
. "-I say it isu't, like it used to be e. and
whet he didn't -happen to be present,
the gad lady, his swife. could do it - just
as leell. as he I could. Ah me, old
fellow ; -those halcyon. days will never
come back again," and as Jim 'look-
ed • upon his friend in . a contented,
placid -Sort of way, that . gentletnnn
blurted. out : .
" lind I hope to the • good. Lord they
won't."
Then they looked- at etch other a mine
ute, Land both \yea °tit; and carne back,
chesVing a grain of coffee.
oinan Asserting Herself.
A cordingto the Cincinn ati Enquirer
a la • y was sleeping in a berthon a
western railroad with dne hand hang=
ing peacefully out over a loop in the
curtains. A Oincinuati drummer
thought he would have some fun,. and.
siezed hold of the hand and ehook it
most -cordially, remarking as he did so:
"Good-bye, old boy, good-bye.; can't
be with you always,you know; give
my ).ove to the folks and dou't fail to
call tand See us when you come to town."
' Here_ the facetious -drummer was
knoeked clear across te car by - a stal-
wart blow from the disengaeed. hand of
the.pccupant of the berth. °After pick-
ing himself up and pulling his nose.
..
aronnd to its proper place, he offered to
bet 13. week's salary that the fellow in
the ;berth was a prize-fighter. This ox -
cited some curiosity oh that point, and
the Perth was, eloselat watched.. Susan
B, _Anthony turned. out of it in the
mc1ning. .
THE
the people's money should not be
from them in -.this manner. He
d incessantly, -while . the spittle
from his mouth and the fire from
es. I have Seen bears and wolves
y,.but lie was certainly the retest
'ous-looking animal 'that I had
seen. His appearance .and manner
k terror tothe hearts of 20,000-
to
SO
NATIONAL POLICII
Has not yet fp' ade Its appearance bi
THE NATIONAL POLICY
we have been carrying. ont our ow
policy of taking advantage of the time
and buying before the advance of dutie
expected under the N.P.
•
TO OUR CUSTOMER
W.c) woul&.saY that the N. p. mos
profitable t� themselves would be to bu
don't My what ,you d
for lOvaAntSHaa--'
no — d buy what you waat at
WM. HILL & CO.'S,
SEAFORTI!••••01:••••HUGEFIEL
We have bought largely, passed th
Goods through the CuStotn House at th
OLD DUTIES' and will sell them
CHEAP! CHEAP!! CHEAP !!.
.1
Slight Mistake.-
. Irk a country parish in Scotland, not
many years ago; a toWn clergyman, who
was, offieiatiug for his clerical brother,
wished -to be -asgured.by his own eyes
that his gown and tie were in perfect
order before he ascended the pulpit.
With this view -he asked the beadle if
he had hot a glass to give him. " Weel,
no," replied John, "but I'll soon get
ane'for ye, sir." Imagine the surprise
anti horror of the evangelical gentleman
when John returned. with a pewter
measure in his band, and placing it
before the worthy divine, informed
b_iret that he had been quite unable to
procure' a single "glass," but that he
had. brought him a half mutchkin in-
stead, which," he naively added, "wad
maybe dee as weel." .
named are not at all times
satisfsotory iedication of . the value
Goods, but we quote to -day i
Heavy Brown Ducks at 14cent
, per yard.
Heavy Check bucks at 14 cent
per yard.
Heavy 32 -in. Amostreag• Tic
lug at 1 cents per yard.
HeaNr Ya
d Wide White Co
tons at I1Q cents yer yard.
HearGrey Cottons at the 01
PAces.
I1NT OT.ACYTI---11-1•T
As useal, We are• ahead of all competi-
tors. 'TWO CARES of Fine Goods fo
hand at desperately low prices.
A REALLY GOOD SUIT TO ORD
$13.00.
Gaieties. •
The wife 'of a small farmer in Perth-
shire,some time ago,went to a chemis
Flur City" with two prescriptions—
onejor herhuSband and the other for her
cow. Finding that she had not money
elm -Ugh to pay for both, the .chemist
asked her which she Would take. "Gie
me that for the coo," said the wife, "the
SNC.4112 will dae weil enough for him,
puir body. Gin he were to dee, I could
sane get another mad, but I'm na sae
sure if I would soon get another coo."
Consumption, so prevalent and so
fatal, is dreaded as tho greatess scourge
of qur race; and yet, iu the formative
stages, all pulincinary complaints may
be readily controlled by using" Bryan's
Pulmonic Wafers." They will relieve
the :worst cougbin .a few minutes, and
have a most beneficial influence on the
bronchial and pulmonary- organs; but
they, must be used in time. Public
-speakers and. singers will alse derive
great, benefit by using them. Solki by
all druggists and country dealers. Price
25 cents per box.
THERE is no remedy -for female complaints so
gond as Victoria Buchu ana lava Ursi. After its
use for a f.,w days. the whole system eeenis
eigorated, the pallid lipe awl cheeks soon till+ a
rosy tint, and. cheerfulness soon drives away the
siekEy fears and nervoue pains which destroy the
pleasures of those who snffer from the peculiar
complaints of the gentler sex.. For sale hyls5
Mi. J.
S. Roberts, Setiforth. l
The satisfaction we have given
customers in -his departivent.in the p:
will have_eurl best el.firts to maintai
and if posible excel, in the -future.
•
st
n„
WIC HILL &CO.,
Seaforth. and Brueefield.
PAT ONIZE HOME INDUS RIES.
•
Wit?
fo
go abroad for your7-Furnit4'e
en. you. can get as Oood Value
jour money i Hensall as in
y other Town in' Canada.
SYDNEY FA_IRBAIR
as now en hand a Splendid Stock of
It 1\T I TEt
F ETERY DESCRIPTION,
aee
TH E MEDICAL HALL.
HICKSON 8t. BLE SDELL, SEAFORTH
Wh-ch he 'will sell at Prices to
Snit the Times.
IN
UNDERTAK.ING
LL ITS BRANCHES PROMpT-
Mr! ATTENDED TO.
Also a First -Class Ilearpe
Whic he will bullish for FUNERALS on rea.
Sortable terms.
Green's August Flower,
Boschee's German Syrup,
Al1ate8 Anti -Fat,
Vegettne, Carbeline,
Dr, King's New Diseovery,
Elixir of Cuca of Joseph Bain,
Allen's Lung Balsam,
Phoephozone,
Pierce's 0 -olden Medical-Discovere,
Pierce's Favorite Prescriptior,
Pierce's Pleasant Purgative Pellet
Walker's Vinegar Bitters,
Bruntoirs Rheumatic Absorbient
Brunton's Digestiye Fluid,
Ayer's Sarsaparilla,
Ayer's Pills, •
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral,
Ayer's Ague Cure,
Campbell's Quinine Wine,
Canipbell's Cod Liver' Oil,, wit
Hypophosphites,
Trommer's Extract Malt,
Trommer's Extract Malt, with CId
Liver Oil,
Luby's Hair Renewer,
AND. A HOST OF OT
VOR IN THIS. BRANGEI WE AIN,
AS TE1E OLD STS
Co tracts for -Handbags of every description
taken on most reasonable terms. Material fur-
' niehe if deeired.
Re • ember the Heneall Furniture and under -
takiu Establishment.
570 S. FAIRBAIRN.
T E NEW SHOP.
FA
MERS, ATTENTION
•
HICKS°
Mrs. Hair.AlnitsHenaeirwRere,newer,
Hal
Cingalese, for the Hair,
Shoshonees Remedy and Pills,
lIariestoln1/21's..t airtstaeprsar, illa and Pills,
Bha
Mandrake Bitters,
DeCuracao Bitters,
Ratdwitys
way:a teeasodly2t,
elief and Pill
Thds,
Pain Killer,
-
Themes' Eclectric Oil,
Wistar's Balaam of 111ild Cherry,
Grey's Specifics,
Job Moses' Bills,
Clark's Female Pills,
Leibigs Extract of Meat,
Beef, Wine and Iren,,
Beef and Wine,
Beef, Wine, Iron and Chicera,
Hamburg Tea,
Hamburg Drops, -
Constitutional Catarrh Remedy,
Sage's Catarrh Remedy,
Sandford's Radical Cure,
ERS NOT ENUMERATED;
TO KEEP ALL TETE LATEST AS WELL
DARD PREPARATIONS.
& B LE ASD ELL, Seaforth.
SEAFORTH NOTICE'
CHARLES MOORE, Photographer, bees t.
generally that he has REMOVE
Iffeesrs. Wm . Robertson & Co.'s liareware. w
floor, replete with every modern contrivance,
THE FINEST STUD
And where he will be in a better poeition to
graphic Art in every chute and style. Ha has
First -Class artist, whose experienee in the Se.
guarantee that Artistie Excellence emit Perte
eatablishment, and at prices to suit the tun
C. Moore has laid in it lsitee and vtOiedsbo
Fanciful devicea. Also a -splendid assortanett
etack of Plain and Fancy Mouldings, whieh
Moulding. •
He invites an enrly inspection by his hien
they willfavor hint with a call.
Photographer, Picture, and •Pietttre Frame}
Dealer, Whitney's Block, Seeforth.
N. B.—Picture Frames Mad f to Order, and
F REMOVAL. SEAFORTH
D.. IIOGAT
For erly,of the Firm, ofilfonroe &
I ogan,having pure/wed the large
a d commodious premises _form-
e occupied by Jir. David ilfe,
• aught, On North Hain, Street, is
ow -prepared to do every kind of
ENERAL BLACKSMITHINC,'
Such as HORSE=SITOEtNG, REPAIRING, &c.
He ill also keep on hand a first-class stoat of
P 1 OWS HARROWS,
An.d other Implements of his own
• Manufacture:
ICES MODERATE
And Goog. Work Gueranteed.
r
irtimate to his numerous; patrons and the public
TO WHITNEY'S BLOCK-01P0aite
ere he has fitted lip splendid rooms on the ground
which render it the
0 WEST OF TORONTO,
rn out Most Attractive Productions of the Photo -
been fortunate enough to secure the services of a
t United :haute a 14 C111A+11411 galleries its a sure
tion will he attained in _all work entrusted to this
s.
k of Chrornoe, Mottos, ani. other Fnehionable and
of Pictures and Picture Frames, as \tell aa a full
e can make up in frames -ahnost at the cost of the
of his extensive stock, which is now ready, and begs
3
AUCTION SALE
OFA
VALUABLE FARM.
A4r.. J.- P. BRINE will sell by Public Auetion
for Mr. DAVID LILL, at the Commercial
Hotel, 8EAFORT11, on
WEDNESDAY, AIARCH 19th, 1879,
At 1 o'clock P. 3I, one of the best terms in Rule
lett, being compoeed of the West half, of Imt
Coecession 9, toweiatip of Ilellett, containing
50 acres, 40 tierce are -well tattered, without
stumps, and in a aood stete of -cultivation, being
maltedreined. '11- re are on the premises
a new frame house, 22x32, frame barn and two
fame stables. also it good bearing orcherd and
a never -failing well with purep• Considerable
fell plowing da-ne ; elso fall wheat sown.
TER U.S.—Ten per centof the purchase money
on the day of sale, enill sleet to make up the
sum at $1200 within 80 days, the balanee en
tine to *-nit purcbeser, secured_ by mortgage
-with interest at 8 per cent. DAVID BILL,
P-roprietor; Auetieneer. 586
AUCTION SALE
- A 'VA LU ABLE FARM
CHARLES MOORE.
ictures Glezed and Mounted on the Shortest Notice.
H hopes to receive e call from all his old
frie ide and as many new ones as feel inclined.
R member the Shop—North of the Queues
Hot I, West Side.
HOG..kN, SEA.FORTIL
ria—TA:1\T
A. G. AULT HAS JUST ECEIVED A LARGE STOCK OF
ALL KINDS
OF GRO ERIES AND PROVISIONS
Which will be sold at Gr at Bargains. He °baits a call from all, feeling confident thet bothpriees
and quality of Goods wiIlJ snit all who tnay favor him with their patronage. Try his Green Tea, at
60 cents per pound i - try is Black Te a at 50 cents per pound; try his Japan Tea at 50 cents per
pound—you will find tialm the best in town for the =nee, also
4 pounds of Green Tea for $t + 20 pounds of Riee for $1.
6 gallons best,Coal Oil for $ . 20 pounds of Pot Barley for $1.
20 pouuds of Currants for 51. 20 bars of good Soap for $1.
• 16 pounds of Raisins for 51.. 13 pounds -of good augur for $1.
Baking Molasses, Golden Syrup, Best White Sager, Drip Syrup, Vinegar, Codfish,. Cheese, Pork,
Best Family Flour, Cornmeal, Outraeal, Cracked Wheat, Brown Flour, Pastry Flour, Potatoes, Ap-
ples, Pork Sansage, and good Buttcrand Eggs always on Mind. Remember the place:
A. G. AULT'S GROCERY, SE,AFORTH.
a
R. X. P. BRINE has been instrueted by the
Id undersigned to sell by Public Auction, it the
QUEEN'S HOTEL, SEAFORTH, on SATUR-
DAY, MARCII 15th, at 1 -o'lock 2, M thatval.
liable farm, being Lot No. 29, boundary between
McKinop and. Morris, contathing 24es;ser40
acres clear of stump, 20 chopped and the bal-
ance well timbered. There is a log house old
two frame stables, 21. spring creek running
through the centre) of the farm MIA IL 'Wen near
the house. There are 8 acres under fail wheat
and 20 aeres plowed and ready for mop. It is
within one•qua.rtet of a mile of the Village Of
Walton.
TEEMS,—One thousand dollare of the put -
chase money en the day of Bele, and the balance
on time to bnit purchaser, secured by raortsage
at 8 per -cent. interest.
586. N. McMILLAN, Proprietox•
GOOD NEWS FOR THE BAREFOOTED
AND ALL PARTIES WHO WISH TO BUY LARGE QUANTITIES OF
BOUTS AND SHOES FOR A SMALL AMOUNT OF MONEY.
TO KEEP abreast of the times in the General Reduction in Prices of all kinds of Goods—lent
L more particularly, if polieible, to iiuluce people to buy for cash—I have determined to make the
following reduction in prices to cash buyer a in Custom Made Work :
Gents' Ceng Leg Boots, all kinds, 25 cent* per pair.
Shoe Pack* anti Mhort Boots, all kind*. 123 cents per pair.
Ladies', Boys' and tblirls Boots, all kinds, 123 cents per pair.
I have just opened an Immense Stock of Factory Made Work in all the different lines, which 1
think intendiug purchasera ought to see before purchasing elsewhere, espetially my Men's and
Boys' Riveted Voila which undoubtedly surpass anything itt the trade in Factory Made Work. All
of which will be Field at, a reduction correspondingwith the above to cash buyers. Patties- buying
on time will be charged the old prices. As I am the first in my line in §,eatorth to pull down the
prices, I trust the public will show their seprociation by an extensive patronage, as I am deter-
mined to make it to their advantage to do so.
•
THOS. COVENTRY, Seaford".
Sign of the BIG BOOT, Shark's
Block. East Side Maui Street, f
THE GODERICH .00UNDRY.
SOMETHING NEW.
CHANGE OF BUSINESS
fi FRIEL has purchased the Sleek Ana. Busi-
N-J• "less of James Carpenter, 11 LIN, And
willtereafter early on the business heretofore
carded on by Mr. 'carpenternil will keep con-
stantly on hand a full stock of
BOOTS AND s-D-mrs •
01 all kinds, whieh he will sell at pines slitable
to the times. He is also prepared to Turn out
Ordered Work in the Neatest and. Best
Stele, and of good materiel. Fits guaranteed.
Repealing promptly atteudea to,
eieing Et praatical workmen himself and intend.-
ing to devote his pereentil atteotient to business,
he hopes to give entire satisfeetion to all who
may levee' him with their patroneee.
Remember the Plete—Carpenteee old stand,
oppositePeetelergast's Rotel.
582 0. F11E1..
Second. band 20 Horse Engine, Balance IN heel and Saw Mandrel... ...... .................... $227255
Secondn
hand 20 Hoe Engine, Balance :Wheel and. Pulleys Complete ....................... .225
Second hand 16 Horse Engine, Balance_Wheel, Pulleys and Governors
Second hand 12 Horse Engine, Balance 14 heel, Palle} a and Governo; s ....-....................200
."
A Hoisting or Boat. Engine with Hoistine Gear • •• • d. dr,. lc" 250
Second hand 16 Horse Portable Boiler, witb Smoke Stack............. ........ ...:...., ..., ... . 2/5205
Second ha lid 16 horse Portable Boiler, with Smoke Stack. . . . . 200
. ....
Second hand 20 horse Porteble Boiler, with Smoke Stack........ .
Second hand 30 horse Portable Tubular Be 'ler, wieh Smoke Stack, Furnace, Front, Grate* /.3a.re.,
Stearn Gunge, Gamma and Safety 'Valves all in Good Order
Secondhand Shingle and Heaeiug Machine
'
Heading Juinter • ... •
Heading Planer • • • ...- . aa . •
Heading Turner. .1 04044wm.....-”a .. ...440.A
Stave Machine, -with Knife a • 6.44e. ,•••••••••.4.,..e•
. 450
90
40
50
70
80
New Engines and Boilers on hand, o Made to Order very cheap. 131111Machinery
for Flouring, Grist and Saw Mi is. Middling Purifiers of Improved Kinds.
'Agricultural Implements.—Stoves o Various Kinds.—Repairs on Boilers, Mills, &o., promptly
Attended to.
CODERICH FOU DRY AND MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
POST OFFIC STORE, WALTON.
SEED WHEAT, PEAS, ARBI,
Oats, and all Kinds of Field, gar-
den and Flower Seed&
TN returning thanks to my patrons fer the
e • al support accorded me the p•st year, Itaka
.pleasure in informing ehe public that I have, at
considerable expense, carefully selected niy pea -
mat large stock of seed grime frOM the nlOst re-
liable growers. I can confidently recommend the
LOST NATION and WHLBE RUSSIAN as the
best spring varieties grown, both for ,onantity,
quality and milling purpnses. My peas ale sec-
ond to none in the Province for purity and quale
ity. Barley and Oats of the very beet varieties.
Clover and Timothy Seed, 'Turnip, Mangolds and
all other Field and Garden Seeds flesh and pure.
I always teke special Mt tu select teeds clean
and free from all noxious weed seed. Always
glaa to show my seeds, and give any informa-
tion desired by Isomers and ethers. Renumber
my stand en Hamilton Street, above the Col-
borne Hotel.
5a a IMES MCNAIR, C-oderich.
IONCE MORE respectfully beg leave to return thanks to roy numerous customere for their kind
patronage during the last 12 years th t I have been doing bueiness amongst them, and Ideally
solicit a con tire:Lance of their lava' s for t e fume. I have met received it Large and Well Selected
stma of DRY GOODS ee s.
of all driptionA180 alwayr on hand a full assortment a
weli
hich, for quty and price, are the best in the County
A Dirge Stock of .
GROCERIIESB:--6-06AsTassi.).ecid,IsitYH
ES-31cPherson's make. Crockery, Glaseware, Lamps
and Coal Oil, Hardware, Paints ard Oils, rugs, Patent Medicines, Bacon and Hamsin fact every-
thing required in a general etote. Aek for what you want if you don't see it. Cash Or farm produce
thken in exchange. I would also intimate o all parties indebted to me for last and previous years,
to come and settle by cash or note bel.re the end of this mmoonNtly, orTothLe O4.N
Nouiremts EwiAllshreTpaimnsto.
other hands for collection. o farther no ice will be giveu.
—I am also valuator for ,the Dominion Sit irg ard Investment Society, ono of the best loan societies
•in the Dominion. The above Society losus money on gond farm secnrity for a term of from three to
twenty years, on the meet favorable condi t ons. LIFE INSURAN CE.—If yon want your We metered
give me a call, aa I am ageut for the Sun 3 'anal Life Asenrauce Company, one of the best Lilt -in-
surance Companies in the Dominion, and conthicted on the most economical principles. Don't for-
get to give me a call. I am always &aunt ve to business. Post Office and -Telegraph Office ineon-
‘
nection. Clover, Tirackty, Turnip and oth ir seeds on hand,
R. PATT
sop, %WALTON,
WHO SAYS TH
AT MIL DENT SELLS THE
CHEAPEST DRY GOODS IN SEAFORTH?
WHY, EVER
YBODY SAYS SO.
A ND I buy of him myself. He's stllin out, you know end it, won't take hira long to do it at
-"L his present prices. You can get a peefect duek of a jacket at Dent's for $1 60, and it lovely
Shawl for $1. 25, ami then in Dress Good Ent it's no use taking. You must see for your-
self before you can believe it ; and he h s a case of New Spring Prints, jast in, the lovilest pat-
terns yen ever saw. Don't throw your in uey away, but go and spend it at Dent's.
lot of notes and overdue accounts on hand, and would
Mr. DENT would also say that he has
notify all parties interested, that they n net all be settled by the 28th of the present motet-, or they , no a v.
will be put into Comet on the first of March, without. favor to anyone—he must have the dust. 587 P.BRINE, Anetioneer.
IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.
le,TAVINGeecured the frrsti prize At the Pro-
vincial Exhibition, T onto.. 1878, Western
Fair,London, 1878., Northern Exhibition, Walk-
erton, 1878, and At -almost all the principal Ex-
hibitions in Canada, for the
BEST SCOTCH 'DIAMOND HARROW.
Also ftrst prizes for two ennsecutive yeare. et
the Provincial Testing MAtCh for the best cut-
ting Van ovas, against a large competition, when
they were minim ously pronounced by the.Tudges
to be superior to anything onahe field.
They are manufactured from refined iron, an d
made very strong in the neek, 'which is of an
°Yliavn
bilaigeieen at it large outlay for new and
Droved xocchinery, I ion in a position to manu-
facture at pikes that defy competition.
Look at this : One set for $12, or live sets for
$50.
586.6 Tile& TIPLING., Clinton.
fiSTOTiCiE
TO GRANGERS, F-4.1tMERS AND
OTHERS.-
. -
As InD
.7 occupy the .attention of these
IMrei times the subscriber ie eletermined tti
meet them by °tiering good inch Hemlock, " not
3 'usually sold for inch," at the following rates:
12 foot Hemlock. at $7 00 per thousand ; 14 foot
Fencing, at $7 50, for Cash. All orders over 4,000
5 per cent. diseomet. Cali and see if you don't
get whet le repreaented.
Book Accounts over inmate will be charged
8 percent.
The subscriber thanks his numerous easterners
for their liberal support, and solicits a continu-
ance of their tavola. _
JOHN THOMPSON.
438 Steam Saw Mills, MeTUliop.
THE ONTARIO LOAN AND SAV-
INGS COMPANY, OF LONDON.
JOSEPil jEFFERY, President
A.LEX. aoirss ION, Vece-President.
SAVING* RANK 1111.41VICIE.
NOTICE TO DEPOSITORS,— The °aerie
Loan and Setviugs Company are prepared to
receive depoeite in tho sum of $5 and upwards,
at the rate of SIX PER CENT, pawl -tun, PIE
fixed period, or Five per cent. on .demand. AU
investments of this Company are secured by
mortgages on Beat Estate, which affords to de-
poeitors the best poseible security for the safety
-of their d-eposits. For further particulars apply
by letter, or at the office of the Company..
561-12 WAL, F. MILLEN, Manager.
ORES AND MANTLE MAKINC.
MIS SLEETH
WISHES to announce to the Ladiea of Sea-
" forth 11111 nity thnt she has commeneed
Dre and Meiotic Making in all their valiant;
styles. Having had ten years err clime° she
, feels rai jelled elm Will give gi neral satiefaction.
A cell respectfully soliciteue. Rooms in the rear
of Mr, G G. Spading' s *tore. llotrance through
the store or from St. John street. -Cutting toad
fittings specialty. 6:35
DRAYAGE.
•
THE undersigned having entered into co=part-
-a- nerehip, are prepared to meet the wants el
the Merchants a Settforth alai others who may
require their services as carriera to and from the
Railway freight sheds and elsewhere molt
reasonable termii. Orders may be left at joseph
Brownell's Grocery store, And will receiv•e prompt
and careful attention.
NORMAN BROWNELL.
JOSEPH ABELL.
Sea! artb, Ang, 20, 1878, 560
331=t11ZE'S.
IVIONTHLY. $ALE..
THE next Monthly Sale of Farm Stock, Ironle.
menta and other propel -kV -sill beheld at the
COMMERCIAL ROTEL, 14EAFORTH, on SAT.
URDAY, MARCH 29th, 1679, commencing at 12
,o'clock noon.
i A lotof rat Stock will be offered. •
1 Patties having stuff to sell would do well to
confer with the Anetionear. Entries to Se made
1 look A If if possible. ,
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