The Huron Expositor, 1880-10-08, Page 51880,
on Monday, oe,
U en Store at
Walton, a mantas
$1 in bilis a.n4
consisted of one
no 1. The finder
a Lulling the. same
TRg ExisosiTon
Lag it to ItOBERT
$70 -
FURNITURE
•
Auetion, at the
1, SA.TuRD.A.y,
o'elOak, a Tian.,
a, conaisting ofezd,
lades, Chairs, Cap.
Idattressos,
LNIES
3tioneer. 67a2
CON FARM
eived instruction,:
LU DER, to sell hia
S, in the To-wu-
ores raore or lea%
r. 151188ot
fires aro dearest
pod writer, a Aug
house slvet, gond
underneath. This
le anti within sit
4bont 19 acres of
1-sle—s,000 to bc
ail of gale, .:51,600
awe
insuch time
per eerit. per an
-
le to be held on
kat of &larch, 188i.
[RALLIIIANN, Ana.
670r1 -
A L E
ftED
CATTLE
SHEEP*
FAum,
BER 19, 1880,
0•01.00., noon.
re will son by
females and .&
er Sheep—rams sad
r$ 8, SMITE,,
I.tiddleaer Ca., Ont.
aderiab.
!SERIES
'ItNOLD
TARED,
L.nzaeryman, begs to
forth and the sar-
is Stook of
ENTAL TREES
ry department.
;rho ap, and can
eafortit on the
duy from the
rune 2 feat high for
r Roproaented., Give
Al] Coranaunioationa
RIVOLD,
PARIS, oT.
40TICE
eh pleasure
Ptlitxt of
surrounding
ur *OA of
'antit,
INv very con:1-
We have just
er shipment
,t0 so much
y lad# that
Also a few
-TilttO and
from thU
Our stock
olored Sat -
vets, Feath-
ibbons, and
excels all
i. ($0 n't art
iflt UCL
rV� goLTlbt
rePY(#1/1111101
Algitql
than at any
Our Trim-
t1snntt. De -
Jai to that of
hunt, em -
Novelties in
of which are
bottom pdrt#
-1,nd only one
I be pleased
any Friends
ROTH RS
-k, Seaforth.
13
•
QcToBE1 8, 1880.
Dater sting Items.
Five men ave been suffocated
while cleaning Oewers in Paris, France.
—The first snow of the season fell
en Mount Manefield, Vermont, on the
23rdT
SheeedPtltemebser"
— daughter of Theodore
Tilton was married a few days ago to
Dr. Felton, of Naw Orleans, in London,
England. .
—The police have seized four thous-
and Socialist prints and pamphlets,
including numerous copies of revolu-
tionary journals published in London
and Zurieh. _
--Jeremiah Dania was fined heavily
at Chicago, for driving the horse
Crocket beyond the limit of his- physi-
cal capacity, in the recent race between
.nien and horses.' ' -
—Constables ere stationed on the
Czar's new yacht Livadia, at Glasgow,,
on account of reports to the effect that
the Nihilists were preparing to hide
nitro-glycerine on board of her.
—A young officer of dragoons named
valet, who deserted his colors the
other day to run off with another man's
wife, has just been sentenced by court-
martial at Chalons, France, to two years
at hard labor.- 1
—The famous . trotting horse Pros-
pero, by Messenger Durde, record 2.20,
died on Thursday of last week, on the
farm where he was bred, near Goshen,
N. Y. Mr. Wm. ;Parks, his owner at
the time of his death, gave $20,000 for
the horse.
—Enterprising citizens of Chicago, in
connection with : Scottish capitalists,
have organized a great enterprise for the
construction of a railwey from Chicago
to the city of Mexico. The route is be-
ing .surveyed, Dallas, Texas, will be
made an initial point.
—At the_ wedding reception to Dr.
Denton and. hi bride in Hancock coun-
ty, Ill., 70. gtiests were dangerously pois-
oned. It is supposed that a drug was
introduced into the drinking water.
'Some guests are, alarmingly ill. No
deaths hive occur -red yet.
,
--The Papal Nuncio has presented,
in a splendid marble and ebony casket
the gift of the Pope to the infanta Mer
-cedes, and a rich satin robe, covered
with lace, displaying the escutcheons o
Spain and the Pope, made and embroid
ered by the ladies of the Roman nobil
ity, at the request of the Pope.
—In the novelty race at the Eri
county fair at Buffalo, two horses driv
en by Earl N. Koster and. Godfrey
Kline, collided head to head. Both
men were seriously injured, Keste
probally fatally, and the horses wer
badly cut and injured. The shook o
the collision could be heard for some
distance. •
—The Pan Preshyterian Council, the
present session of which closed las
Friday at Philadelphia, Was largely at
hitb., the most - eminent divine
he
all arts of the world. Rev
Dr. Paxton., of New York, preached th
opening se on. Dr. Calderwood o
Edinburgh, was - elected chairman o
the session. • It has been decided
to hold the next mectiag in Belfast, Ire-
land, in 1884.
e
r
e
t Tea Spoons
DUNCAN.
Jewelry
In this. Departmei
Jewelry
Goods h
sell the
and
ave a
as
GOLD A
Gold and Sil er J
Jewelry.
Watches in Cold a
in the best En
Ladies' Gold ,,nd J
Ladies' and dents'
t we have every
any Goodi, a
vanced in p, ice
'
rid
t
1
Gold, Silver lind Pa
Clocks in aiFlhe ane
at old rices.
This Dope, talent i
known to the publie—and a 1
Clocks will have pier best atte
S L\liR
th
id
G
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•
•
ngi,pu
ak. ny
e will con
PO
00
JE‘41*LR
lry; L41title
Silver, at pries
sh, A erican ai
Bra
nger
1e
std'
PLAT
T
•
—Queen Christina aedthe little In-
fanta are doing well, despite the horri-
fied.oppositio-n of the native naemberg of
the royal house. The. Queen's English
head nurse and.the- Arch -Duchess Isa-
bella Of Austriahave- insisted on having
the little princess swathed and dressed
in healthy Anglas-Sax.ou fashion,- and, so
the Spa.' nish swaddling clothes have
been disdainfully rejected.
, —A tenant- farmer awed Sweeney,
who Was under notice to quit, has been
arrested in Connection with the murder
of Lord Mountmorris. The murder
has caused the greatest sensation in
Dublin, and it is expected the affair
will induce the Government to take
decisive steps . to control the utter-
auces. of the land agitators. • The
jury on the inquest on Lord Mount-
morris have . rendered - a verdict of
murder by some, person or. persons un-
known.
—The peopleinseveral counties of
Kansas are said to be suffering fur want
of food, owing to the failure of crops.
The local papers are charged with con-
cealing the fact, lest it should injure
the State. In Norton county 1,800
peopleare in absolute. --want of food.
The. wheat crop -in the above county
has failed. June the ground was
plowed up and planted -with coni, which
has been destroyed by a web -worm.
One family lived eleven 'weekson wheat.
and bran, another three weeks on corn-
meal.
—The Queen narrowly escaped an
accident during her recent journey to
Balmoral. At a station called Soli-
hull, not far from Birmingham, a signal
nasal was overtaken by violent hemorr-
hage which so weakened him as to -in-
capacitate- him for attending to his
duties.. The poor fellow, however, had
presence: of mind enough to - place his
lamp on the line with the danger color
toward the- engine, the driver of which
was thus warned to reduce the speed
of the: . train. The • .signal - man was
afterward found - lying exhausted near
Ins post. -
—Lord Mountmorris was murdered
on Saturday night,: 25th ult., at Rush -
ren, within a. mile of -Clenbur, county
Galway, Ireland. He was found, lying
on the side of the road in a pool of
blood, lifeless„ There were six bullet
wounds in his body. He had email
estates, which he farmed to some ex -
teat. He had, fifteen tenants, with
whom he had most unhappy relations.
Q-uite recently -he . obtained ejectment
decrees against two of them.: .As
magistrate he was u upopular, and at a
m.eetiug of justices,- which ho had been
atteudiug, a resolution was passed call-
ing upon the Government to adopt co-
oreive nieasures.
—The Mark Lane- Express, in its re-
view of the British gr-ain trade during
the past week, says : 'The mine and
floods during- the week have greatly
-damaged the crops still standing in the
North of Scotland. As the threshing
proceeds it isfound., in the midlands
especially, that the yield of Wheat is
eonsiderably below the anticipations
formed during the brilliant harvest
weather. This caused growers to 'be
holder in resisting a decline. A de-
cided reaction has taken place, raising
values 114 to 2s per quarter, both in
London and the country.. The supplies
of home-grown wheat were- compara-
tively light. but parcels suitable for,
milling sold readily. The larger mill-
ers, however, have not shown such in-
clination to increase their stock as they
would have done if the improvement in
price promised to be the first step, to a
prolonged rise. There is not Pinch
eliance of prices attaining anything but
lets an
ffB tons)
ign in
eha 8 41R
EPAIRIG
tion, ad all srk
ICY GOOD
able Spo ns,
Table I ni'ves,
Butte KIMV
Salt Stafl(
BAC
Tobacco Punches, large vai
Meerschaum -Pipe 1, cased an
large assortme t. Com
Pipe Bowls, Ste -m4 Bands ai
Briar Pipes, larg' stock in
• ber, rubber an other st
LAS
Vases—La tre variety
Cut Glass ealts—We
Cut Glass herrnorn(
1_
0011
'The balance o our Croc
of. 5, 6, 7 and 8 Mc Plates,
Bowls, &c.
1
si
te
e
0
e
to
d wi
c la es.
TR
THi
ept in
these
ilnue to
sign in Jet
the times,
s m 1es.
er ca
and
u
'the
ant d.
h
rench
—w o is well
lry, Watches or
SILVER
I
ON
y. Ci
ncascd
ition ai
Mouth
B. D.
s—all
er
, in LI
Ld Fp7
rid lot :or
ap s.
a
S /Ma CI
hiZ84.. I
h C ay
ME
SPECtA
Full assortment of all
Spectacle in the market.
Spectacles fro le 25 cent
Carving K
Bread Kni
Bread Ku
Pocket Ku
Cork Sore
LEAT
ges of the
3 Ulf to $2,
UTLERY.
eives an
es, But
ves and.
•V68, a v
s, Cau
E
Shawl and Rug Straps.
Pen Holders, Penci s.
N
•A Large Assi ante
ill be
L
'elebe ted Dia
se t Ian a 68.
t c
ers
1
end Op
.11
Is midi Wel
r Knives, Telil
tcher Ki veS,
fly of di rept
ners,'K fe Sh
N
go
05
ake
ill
ers,
850
red
in
1, 2
Ra
pr
af
8,
.haurns, a
horn, am-
ap, and consists
ea Pots, Sugar
ctacles—the hes*
it.
, a full I ne.
handle
d 4 bla
vcc.
•ses, a larg
of To
eared
vari
ty.
nnias,
s
o uii.er,s
•
P4 ce
•
DUN(A
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;
u
al
tom
a
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OTT-trein, e
S jock is c
T
E
H
E EMPOR
L •
t
IUM, StAFORTH,
FOR
AND CHPITC-ALS
1
. r'k
rise and Cattle Medicines, Faqy Ggoti8,i4c,
Dye Stuffs our li
dder M
m of Tartar,
plete. •
ill
Itair Bp
AleHand
Toil
enjoy, Alin
Shia
for cleaning
,Per
Rem mel's,l&
8 it Bottles
Sac
all kinds, in
all prices.
Cold Cream
face &c.
shes, 8
rrors.
t Soaps
Winds()
er Compound, E
Indigo Compord, Indigo, M
Ow enume
Goo
aving Bri.
•
st is con Visedin.' part of
II;
1%1
tract Logwood, Blue Ston , 'Cochineal, Solu ion
gents, Handy Package eyes, Ljnio Package Dyes—in fan our
4.
Me a f w of
such ^a..,
our Fan
shes, TooPi Brushes, Nail Brus4es, Cloth Brushes, c,
trne, Castile Soap in bars and dakes, To let,
such as I)ure Glyc
a GI
°mime It Se, &C.
ing Sop,). Also L.S.lver Soap
loth, removng grease, reu vating Kid G1
uniery, s c11 as Florida Wa
Perfu ey inLquantity llay the ounce,
et PON
Smelling
flat (. n
ubber, Ito
ineOonitas i
r's Gljr
The abo e
I vpi an's 0
and Gronn's 'Nurse
White end 13
Sha
Shaving Sac
'Own, for th
iIlg Soa
, Pear's So
Vitl n Stri
Tail -Board, Hair for
Lir4r Oil, Ca
pop osphites
Pierce's Medi
er, Ayer's Sa
The G-reat S
ler% Extract
Our
ens void
ntion, CALL A
at
S aforth.
Ink,
Hum
Spon
Feed
Edis
Teab
Ches
Shou
Blau
Ther
ten
erg all krds—Jock
ts) iiprofasio4. Court Plas
bs, Back Combs, Si
and Bone, frOm 5 cents to 5
a IvOry, Bone, Horn and Ru
for Cleaning Silver or Glass. Erasive -S
*es, &c. Dog Soap, forlkilling fleas on dogs.
' 1
er, Lubin's, _Atkinson's, Coudra.,ys, Ilendr
se Bouquet, Ylang Yieng, jockey Club,Whitese, Kuli Ku
1 • : 1 1 . to
fr Club Sachet Powder by the ouI
,
PP
ce. Preston
ors, all kinds.
e Combs. arid Load Combs. Dr
cents. Pocket Combo in ,Horn, Bone, Rubbe
her, a full assortment.
Sundne
1,
Co
ssing bs/
and Nickle 8 lver,
rine Jellv, GlyeerhAe and Rose Wa er, Rose Glycer ne Jelly, nd
re all elegant preparations foiL the skin, such as sore kau4s, sore lips, roughne of the hand cl and
rrTooth ow er. Face Powders, all d ecrm
ptions, for beautifying he coplexion. Cosinetique B ack,
yPaste, Pa isian Tooth Paste, te,
Ede's Cherry Tooth Pa
;
Moastache.
'lose Lij Salve, . having Boxes, Pear's Shaving
T4,b1ot, Pufft and Puff Bo
S 1
o 8,
ng
n'
IT
de
le
ill he e
pbell'sluo
al ]isoer
aperilla,
oshonees R
traivbe
OC
II
4
•ani, Per's
0. violet Powders, all pries, both Imported and panaclian.
Sundries.
Steel an.d all oth
john Bowi and Violins.
s and Peneils.
ey's Homeopa his Medicines
—Fine Turkey Sheep's Wool
Bottles, Breas Pumps, Nipp
Abeorbent I3lts and Holma
—0no of the ipost elegant an
ote tors, for t e consumptive
Braces of all kinds and Trus
ook, Paper and Envelopes.
eters, Rubber Balls, Lampsi
kind, Violin B
idges, Violin
Specialty.
Bath, and Common.
Shield, Rubber Tubing, ipples, Teething Bier, &c.
's !Aver Pad.
4. economical necessaries fo the preservation of the teeth.
�r a person with a weak ch ..st.
ses of every description.
Slates, Mouth Organs, &c.
MediOines we always k
IMP
Vi
lin
ep a Full Li e.
yid]. give rou a list cfr the principal one : Scott's Emulsion of od
Liver Oil, Ho Bitters, Electlric Bitters, Vinegar Bitters, Hickson's Tonic Bitters, Fellows Hy-
g Balsam, Tr mmer's Extract Malt, Tilden's Extract 1I lt, Extract Malt with; Hypophosp Awe
y, Pierce's Fay rite Prescription, Allen's Hair Restorr, yer's Hair Vigor, Luby's Hair ew-
er's Cherry Pctoral, Green's August Flower, Boschee's erma,n Syrup, Leibig' Extract teat,
medy, Vitaline1, Vasaline,Veetine, Familine, Eclectric qii, Pain Killer, Medice., Discovery, ow -
Pills of all kin s, Ointments Of all kinds, Salves, Plasters &c.
a ve
the
and
plus
• Wor
Ber
carp
weav
sum
of Mi
Shep
The
was
14 —
LI
i 1
y moderateil Vel, if only subjectto
legitimate i uences of supply,
demand, as I the American sur- ,
far exceeds 1 the -estiMated Old.
a aefidenok,
he strike aMong the workmen at
which began recently with the
nters, has 4 -ten ded to the turners,
rs and other workmen. It is as -
a serious serious Ipleese.
daughter of Senator MeMiliall
nesota, was married. to Mr. Frani
ard, ot St.1aul the other day.
ohoefltuhefoefratl el r2t5,poilio.the bridegroom
Canistoga,1California., despatch-
says here is greatil xciteraeat over the :
repor that the sp 'rigs of that place
carry large quailtit es of gold in solne •
If is 8aid the iowner of the springs
nrptrrocacetislitdoldgfrotorixow
the water
t:r
ie
n barrels 4 fi Water. The gold is •
ghest grade. 1 The springs are
umerous. , 11.
harles S. Reed, the noted agri
'at,- declares tnat Emeland could
compete wit
but Arnerica could
rear pigs as well as
prospects are ini
ganiz tion of the
in En
bring
as ot
•
tion.
has b
by a
front
of the
very
cultu
never
Nort
sing
can dii better than 1tbat. I want you
all to srng. Now 1 want to say right
here t at you all nke fun of ray sing-
ing, t if you all !Sng as well as do
you wpl do -well1 do the best I ean,
and tliat is all th4 an he expected of
any olive. I can eke a joyful noise and
you can all do th
—A, singular r took plate at the
recent annual regatta in Shetland.
Shetland women are noted for their
/thing- in managi a boat, and Sheriff
Lerwick at the
s 00XWalli to three
damsels in a con-
a crew of men
titter Eagle. The
tested, but ultis
On by the Shetlan
minutes on a ha,
Ok Railway Com-
be placed large
around and about
1e International
4rtionnt of freight
6, which tests its
ecessitates the
•
!America in wheat,
not grow barley nor
England. Farmers'
ving, but the reor-
nd needed.
land as : as in Ireland, to
riculture
to the same perfection.er industrieSi
en Dir. mo44's congregation at
eid, Mass., i the other day did. not
suit hin,lhe said : “Oh, you
Thom, who was
time, ffered to az
strapping Shetlan
test between the
from e revenue
mato was keenly
mate' was easily 1 ,
damsels by over fn
mile c =se.
—Tile Grand T
pany are causing
quantities of stone
the seVeral piers
Bridg . The Jo,
and p senger -
full capacities,
provementa. Negtiations, it is said,
are being perfeetedi to double its capes !
city b3t duplicatin t e structure, there-
by malting a double track; also to have
a drive Way for hor eg and pootpath for
pedestrians. The o biiiial plan of the;
bridge will be carred. out when the im-
provements are intao.
—Stornoway, ohs 1 town in the Is-
Iand f Levvie, owes a considerable
debt t Mr. Win. B ea, and there can
be no question; tha his "Princess of
Thule't has done much to- increase the
the 0 ter liebrides. On her three last
passenger traige byl he "Clansman" to
crowd el, and enquiry reveals the fact ' „
voyage that stouter
steamer has . been
that a ery large proportion of the tour-
ists on board have! been led to take
the trij to Stornoway chiefly. by read-
ing th Hebridean.'stories of Mr. Black.
This ise perhaps, tbe best fruit of all his
work.
—.A man at Autwerp, Michigan,
thought he discovered a way to th ve
his sister-in-law ont Of his house, w - i
out co mating whit the law wou1dy-4
gard as an assault. 11 This was to: take
up theichair in vv144h she sat and dump :
it out through the 1window, including
its occupant. He 1 ed a legal right,
accordiug to his theory, to do what 1ie. '
pleused with his i wn furniture. Ale
executed his plan With violence, Thorte4
he AV& careful not to touch the wenaual,
she was badly hurt by y the fall. A `-
;
!
jus-
tice di regarded. hie argument, and fined
:
him -1. 15a.i
ndsome riing 11:11343. sat day
after day at a -desk by the window ot a
store at Hillsbor* Ky. A handsorne
young email seWed almost as con-
stantly at the wincl4w of her residence,
jui3t ac oss the street. They began' a
flirtation with handkerchiefs, developa
t into courtship with notes, and fela4Y,
'eloped—all witheut exchanging la'
Tokeii word untilthe night of the
flight. i Another reniarka,blefeature lef
the caie was the Net that the woman
Was the wife of the Rev. Fames A.
Caywobad, a highly respected 'Methodilst
Pa—sthril
Ahmead-Bartiett and hie affianced ..
,.,
wife, Lady Burdett -Coutts; as seen.
riding togethr, caused Olive Logan,(a•
womai,) to -write 0 the Philadelphia
Times as follows: 1 :"What a contrast!
He is a fresh, blooming youth of eight-
and -twenty, erect, i ay, the full sap of
life bounding thro &a his veins, atte t-
ed by his sparlang eye, his peaela y
cheek, his ruby Iip1; she .shrivelled unto
de,crep tude, dresSed sensibly, as he- *,
fits heiage, in a Iblack poke boiniet,
beside w hose sombre lack of style the
headgear of some Quakeress is gay
anil extravagant in form and color;
her shoulders wrapped in a dark woOl-
len shawl." I i
.At the Presbyterian Council in
Pbiiadblpliia, Dr. :McCosh, of Pri4e-
ton, e *tomized adpaper on “How to
deal with young igen trained in sole ce
in this age of unsettled opinion," gig.
advice was to deal: tenderly and late-
yi
pare t em thoroughly with every possi-
ble in Ilectual equipment. -Teach. rs i
should. be cautiousi of speaking in n
author tative manner -of sOjects n
which hey were not themselves tbr-
oughlinformed. Ile remarked that
of the twelve hundred graduates ef i
Princeton College during his preidency, :
only four went away -unbelievers. Of '
these feur three are now in the Dalifi- :
try, and the fourth is high in the theo-
logical class at Princeton. ,
—Mies Betsy 'loath, of Greenville,
COM1., Icelebrated the 100th anniversary
of her birth last -Monday. She does not
appear to be more -than 75 years of ago, •
and is in full possession of all her facul-
: ties. She has lived all her life riear her ' . .
presen home, has always beeu tem -
perste, iii her habits, and for 45 years
has eaten but two meals a day. She
had her photograph taken on Monday
for the first time., sitting in an old-
fashio' ed. straightibacked chair which
was bo ght by her ancestors 200 years
age. Although she ha lived epposae
the traik of the 'Norwich and Wor-
cester Rsilvoad for 40 years, and has
had siz. nephews, three of Whom 1Iav4
been conductors and three engineersi in
its em loy, she has never steppL upon
a st-eam car.
4
is, so Immerse that it is
impossible he
to give any extended idea.
D BE CONVINCED. PRESCRIPTIONS
REFITLLy.*ictEPARD.
HICKSON; & Co., Druggists, Seaforth.
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