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; � I -,.-. � MAY 5,� 1882. . � I THE, HURON EXPOSITOR, .: I � i � I
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� By USIXG T.RZ., T �, . I � em ... I .
� . aieties. served, criticising mental'y the, dress. - whei; to stoD 8 her and withdiaw, TO THE
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� .11 � , looks, sto.0 of -hose iround- -buew a - A . SEEDS I S �
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IL IL A F-ronch waite.r recently charged manners . - . ! : .
- � 1. n travellers*$1.50 for half you. Make up your mi d that Your-' other y� a OR That isi a good ' . . i
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- .. ;.j,; two America companions are, on the Ole. a pretty talker st 41 - . FARM ETRS,OF HURON ' -� !
. 11 LL �� a dozent boiJed eggs, not. because egges . I I ays e a good lliste . � � .
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. 1� 'gerer so e e met 6f le The tongue, ,,,, rrows per . � I . � . i !
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WLENGE , but because .Americans 1110 POOP snassive 1; : -_ - .
I .ATIElt , I . bad no business to come among them—, from the ear.� You remember Sy ey —AND— . I . ; �
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_ IF one of them looked at hie have a nice time anyhow; then do your - of sileno L
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I iv arttomakeitso. Begenial, cordial, ridden and tr an ipled on in a Bo6ial 4�016 FIELD AND CARDEN SEEDS ;OF ALL ' KINDS
HICKOR Y .� m-.1 � �� sharply, and said, -So you are; you P L � � I
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. I a�� � .. 121it 33 11 I well do not refuse to take your the street. Of � all the trivial foibles Having purchased the Huron Foun- . . . �
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� ': ItAlwaYs Pay as you got said an arily i 1,
. � : - share in entertaining your companions of the polite 01 dry, in the Town of. Seaforth, and re- ;
�, _�,� , � d man to his nephew. -But, uncle, ass�B, I think that of . L
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. ; e I have nothing to pay with ?" J I - AT THE NEW SEED STORE, JU$T OPENED OUT BY
� 6 suppoll to sina like a- Nilsson or Kellogg. - If dialogue, and inter pting ur friEnd have on hand a large and varied stock . I
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'r , � I after maxiiage wishes you cannot play or sing say so frankly, before he has done, s abo t as common I of PLOWS for sprind trade, - I I
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I Est 'I'll had one teuth of the money he had . . Y. ilinow two o �
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11 I he bably excel in some othei accomplish- very fine charaoters,' � Both Chille4 and Steel Mouldboard . I 11 . I
. - � other girls, to buy a I not egotistical or � I
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I . . fooled went. Even if you do Plow8, gang Plows, Grain - - I
, . � carijage With. I . aot, you ,can vain, who lose digni y and respect by
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I ! T11 be a man, u sh half Cru8he�s, Stratv Cutters— - 2 1
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L IN won't I?,, asked a little Austin boy of It Hand, & Horse -Power. i i
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,v have the best kno,ml, i LL i Want to be a mau, You must be indus- gentle and gracious,- : nodest and into harangue od,r serpaon 1 to 4 1 and 6 .0orse. , S � �
- _L a at school and learn how to be- lovable. . � think _ afforq it; but at least , Pow&8. IN HIS STORE NEXT DOOR;TO HI IMPLEMENT EMPORIUM. I
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4 in"I"r- . -1 I i bave yourself." ,,Why, mamma, do Dea-fenbaug . � allow your guest, your equal, yes and � i I I
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xatoves, in this market or Of I . I Also,. & very iarge as�vrtment of Plow I
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I I . ?11 Mr. Beecher, in his book on "Fruit, chance. Points, made' from the very best brands !
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J - . :, ow so fast when vou' Indiana, who was a, I inglon. 1
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good corn on his land ; the soil -was Goticeruing t1he late Professor D4r. upwards of 30 years, experience in the I L
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'ALL AND SEE TH-B19 AIX ; ., L � very wet, and water persis;ed in gather- win the Montr' Whi,t- 11 Black Austrian " Oatsi 11 Lost Nation " and ,"White Russian " Spring Wheat.
, corn begins to smell de manure it ve '
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7 t like de Ifumery, so it huriiea out
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: I ob de ground and sits up, as high 9 e day he saw ,ever the value of hiq message to -in ti. good satiBfa�tiou. Our motto is to y
� ll,, - kind, the nam�el ?I please. Your trade respectfully solici�- of Garden Seeds. Turnip, Mangold
7 . ve as his Gbrman friend plowing, and the fol and Carrot Seed, and everything belonging
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:. - I : Possible, iso as n do bad lowing conversation ensued - . I to the business. Also, 4 fall stock of FLOUR and FEED, including Oil Cahe
I who has just pgased� from earth, is 0 �e , ed. i I
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I % , air. � "Deaft.nbaugh, how is i -, that you' al- of the grbateSt 4f out century. It i i � . Ground and Unground Laud Plaster; Bone Dust and Artificial Manures. Al
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IN KtDD'S, MAIN .1, . -.A .n ugly looking tramp with a club e r, ' is 11 THOMAS HENDRY, s usual at the Agricultural Im-
L . - I ways have good com wh 12 no one else association with, hisnume, as the fathdi � I . kinds of Implements and Sewing M�chiueB a' .
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; 1. gets half a crop ?" . . of a now philos6phy� that to Englan � is : Senforth. plement Emporium, Main Street,, Sea�orth.
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. I I well", said he,41when it is wet W now accor urope the -N. B. --Wood Wanted.
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. ,,'� E A FO R TH. ,. L . I JUBt after the alleged head of the family I til,11it is dry, and when it is dry I plow first place in the world of thought. I i . ,
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L nign of the house was home. Before . 4 thq�t the startled li. - I
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I WWI-. X. W -AT ONL � I I I this -constant cultivation. Stir, stir, Copernicus and� Gal4eo, and ye� no one I have the I pole and excluBive Agency I :
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I .. I . I ' k, himself celebrated for his de- force in the charges. Cor. i
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ral PTire, Afa7ine L � � I � mlering of Moore's melodies. . figuratively indead ',of literally. ' Yet, . i 5 : 3
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L Pei., tW�; L ' Biehop was pleased, and his servant, in Paxiq. . us and Galileo h' I . . . - . . i
Appraiser, ,Etc.., -who bad known and entertained a high nic . ave been universally ! . . - � . . I
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e� -1 The streets of Pa ' obably accepted a's real discoverers does not ' to his numerous customers for the very liberali share of
. rekl,pect and admiration for the profes MIS re pr WHITE SEWING MACHINE, . In'returning thanks, �
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. '14 " '. sor, whorn be had not seen for some its size in the world. Tc keep them stand the test, of time. Certain it is t -
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I "" ,SEAFGRT,K - ' time, was at least equally enchanted. patronage bestowed upon him during the past, and being determined t6 keep 'up
; clean, a staff of 2200 m�D, 950 women that his w, �: . �
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I in the course of the even'no' this aP- and 30 bo a are employed. In addition observatio d stricteSt investigation, .
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: preciative atteadan�t took occasion to the reputation he has acquired for fair dealing aud giving the best value, would
w _. - . to these there ake 190 inechanical of deepest Btu�ly, or, most painstaking For this part of the County of Huron
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5 11 � congratulato the professor. With every sweepers, each doing the work of ten setting forth � of to clearest -
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. �� faith in the siucerity of his compli men. The roadway, swep 5 and cleanb- hoiieset' . I o fi-ne Teas at 5oc, 6do and 65c
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:)-NLY FIRST -GLASS' ment. he whisp(ired. when he got the ed by six or seven o'clock in the mor �
F - %J01 a . where -such a life haa heen lived of i�m ;
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. : chanoo: -:�Ihuru, your HoLior, th, White Maohihe unless Bold by me or at per poul p
,t m-In.c,e companies represent -d. All kin&: at ing, amountsto nearly 13,0)0,000 square portant resultp.' Df4rwiii inherited his I ;
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CUrren -H be li � ..I d: which gave such good satisfa i
:i effectod at lowest . song wtt mntifa I thou
- , t rates on id L - Lght His rods. The amount appmpriated for talents from ' his � graudfather, the iny-office here. . � i
v� property. Special attention devoW '' - Lordi�hip liad a prand voice. but there's street cleaniag is about 33 5 000, which fandous Doctor Erasmus Darwin.whose I . would invite all those who have not already bought any of those Teas � I 0 give me
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; "Gore Imstrict " of Gait,"tab%, - : your Houar's g�)t a voice ne a don- I . hat of I . a, trial, and compare them with teas bought at any other house at from- 0c to luc
j years, at fro -in .6-4 to `1 per cent a*, L - � markets, urinals, etc., whi h cost over his successor t 'h' 11ame. Darwiu re- . I L � I
Cheaper than, any rautuai t ... * I key I" . 4'ia her i 3h . A I
�ee yeara OW � - $4,000, including chemicals and plant. sembled his gr. , d ,4 a very mui . per pound more. -
In existence. The followin� comp4nk . I The sweepers employed are similar Both had the �ieate.Bt powersof obser. JAMESI WATSON I . - I
mted, viz.: London & Lancashire, En �-w � A Prosperaus Faxiner's Moa- to those in use in this vation of nmtu 'e, . i
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. rn, glaud; Scottish imperW) 86U14d,�. ims. ing analogie . . . . � : - I L . I
I America, Toronto ; Royal 0anadian " of a frame -work upon two wheels, with BOO 8, the�ein, which has led I I
Gore District, Galt; danadian i,W;,* . �. 1. Keep up with improvements. a Beat for the driver, and t the back is, both to build up theprieB in which there -bEALER IN- My stock of Teas in Blacks, Greens and Jap&ns, Coffees, Sugars, Syrups,
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L - ' 7�ra- ton; Toroito - 2. Think small. tbings important. am inclined circular bass broom, actuat. are confessedly' missing links. . Thi's . I I I
Life), Toronto, v�llers Life and Acd- I 1 3. Tak(d pleasure in your work. ed by gearing driven from one of the power and hisoriginality of thought and i . . Rice, Tapiocao Sago, Pure Spices, Ca-nnecl Goods, Tobaccoes, &c., is at all times
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,Rent 4. Don't ruin stock by low fencing, 'wheels. Each machine costs $200, and b utiful simr1li'aity,of style
. . oan and -'4avings company, Toront&' - - � ea in writing Sewi,ng .M,ic es, Knitting .&a- i
., loaned at 6 per cent. on real estate. . eeding. -ver first work � I ; hin 11,
� � nor bad f will sweep 6578 square ro 'a per hour. were manifested in his -y r :, _ comple � e, and my extensive business, together with light expenses, e ables me
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- and Glasgow. i�wl ftb.k- � ' � G. Make allL the manure possible. - driven down the street, c no followin his voyage arou I d tte world in H. M.S. I to placo my price s at a much lower figure than the same goods are Bold at by
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f, tickets tssued good forp 1 7. Don't let fowls roost in trees. closely after the other. The first "Beagle," an,d� of �is observations in i I . �
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)�N-,Xaiii Sureet, Seaforth. office reft'%__Mes_�, : 8. Have your stock well sheltered. sweeps the middle of the adway i the South Americc�6. T4is book proved v I : others.1 I
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. I . 9. Don't leave waggoris, tools, and second takes the winrow o: ' dirt formed popular and wasofollowed by twomore NEEDLES,, OIL% &09 I I . �
— — . , faxm implements exposed to the wea- by the first, and carries it �jo the side of works of ,a move ocientific character I . -
l ther. the road, . �perhaps into th( gutter. A giving the results of 1: the same voyage. , . TS. GOODS DELIVERED F 11
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rtiea,wishiu- to invest money' honorable economy. the direction of the I I I LOCnAN'S EMPORIUM I
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- , A Terrible Child. some parts of the city the qweeping� are by others , ma,1v be said to have : I �.
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-1 RELIABLE TD�N OR FA10'. I It was in the cars. T& ladies were c(,Uected in carts, of which 500 are em- the same'object,'� 11 fhe Descent of Man I I i
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a undersigned, who*, I trated and sought to!be established by . . i .
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( prolLerty will be 7ecommeudqk.. I iiis power. He has � Men's Shoes,i Women's Coum ' d Balmoral
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� ; e boy, ind Jave her young hopeful a you are under a numb pa -lay or a night- plaster of Paris. .� Only a little- of this :
ig b ad an experience of over eight :� box on th 1�� ea,t h' h seemed' to par. mare. There is no explahation of it. should be mixed at once, as it sets very - -
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L ita bl'anches. I tially d:ive ii�q attention from the The person is one you Bpec ally want to quickly. To such as hang their own
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Ainda .&W Re cried once more through his the Whole interview, & id you are made by wetting the flour -first with
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if Salt Pans made and old ones rer . : 'mamma ; I diJn't say nothin ." ideas come out readily a d lucidly ; yo eas. The paste does not need -to boil d I 4 h
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. . quite thin when it is fortable Robes, &,,d�faat and sat horses always
- CHRYSTAT-t & Bt,.&M senger didn't take part in the suppress- luminous; the right words are not doue. Abalf(?:tl-uoebf boraxadded to ou hand. .
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- I (LATE CARMICHAEL13) : 'w&B,the boy -to blamo-Buston Trans- I in whatever degree we have in us -that whitewash brugh'is 'the best to apply 6w . . -8.
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4KS to inform his old friends 41 . ,_ ^ —
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�atrxfl-;bcd and re -fitted it from - - elidured without company from abroad; I agreeable -a certain facility which the most deservedly popular remedies 6ustomers for the 11beralpatronage exWnded 0
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Iffivellient, lloteL,i in tho 01111tY. IV - busimeas in, Seaforw,and
- era he - I .... z 'useful ministration to those We love. !one converses; he does not aid in the astlitati, whooping cough, croup, b' UngU hat he may be favored witb :4 boatinuam
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and well heated- ness, slan., pbrases for wit, boisterous 11 more stupid wit when alone I For sale b all dealers. 739 him was%as he will continue to -keep on hand a
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Yavellei". . � II&I'd, don't. be prim, formal, stiff, nor 11 in the larger life of humanity, and the ' Blinds and Mouldings; - 18
ntruber the','Rt,y&,l Hotel,#, corner of .- - that' 9.11 prevalent disease of oivfflzed 4 I
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7 . . VA - Usume a ,-country face" eloquent of I less we live In the contraotA d pen of our life, is always ationded with a disoroer- . I .
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Draf ts on all the Principal towns and ,dtles In
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'HE ZURICH CARRIAGE FACTORY,
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W gono, *Ietghs, klairt-lage.",Bag.
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They pervonally aDperi*ntendotheir own bust-
ess, tnd can guarantee a good article both as
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For Style an4 Finiah their work cannot be
urpassed by th� large city e8tabitshments.
Repat'ring promptly attended to. Give up *
rial and be conviiaced that we can satisfyyou an
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Mr. Hess is,well known tr. the public, II&YIng
een in lyraziness 'In Zurich for over 12 yearfi.
B6 HESS& RABE R.
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gars and hqrors Th ivin., hira a call will
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eterluaxy B1%r_kgm1:h, I hope to give oraira
Ltidaction in nllAjisesses of the feet. Callsand
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SOMETHIN NEW IN ZURICH.
HENRY ROESi
Begs to state to ae peopleof Zuriah and vicinity
that he liss purchWd the waan and carriage
bminess formerly mrried on by the Meosrs.
Schnell,
The busineag will'be earrW on as formerly In. .
the shop opp,Wte PieeberVs bladmaIlth shop,
bir. Roew. is a thoroughly practical workman,
and beffig known to Woet of the people in t -he L
section, he bopez to merit and receive a liberal -
share of public patronage. �
All kinds of vah1cles kept on hand or made
to order, and repairIng of eyery decription neatly
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living prices. A trial is respectfully sollcited.
He will also be prepared to do all kinds of
cross -cut s -.,w g=ndin and Ming. Ar.y kind of
teeth cau be put iu ON saws witb the latest !in-
provenieuts. Satistietton guaranteed and prices
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