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.URON EXPOSITO . �..
Chester A. Arthur.
The President of the United ates,
Chester A. Arthur, was born in rank -
lin County, Vermont, on the :"f th of
October, 1830, one of a family—Of - two
en of
lative
rs of
New
rthur
ptist
ife he
astor
Burch,
4n of
seller
ober,
iville,
eons and five daughte]
William Arthur, who 1
Ireland when a- youth
age. ;After having b
World a few years, t
entered the ministrf
denomination. Dunheld a considerable n
antes, including that of
New York City. He
learning and ability,
s, the chil
lad left his
eighteen ye
Sen in the
he elder A
of .the B
ng his'long 1
ntuuber of p
Calvary Ct
was a ma
superior pre
and writer, and his death in Oe
1.87-5, which took plat at New-tol
near Albany, was wid:ly iegrette
His distinguished son.
Union College, where
in the class of 1849.
school in Vermont for
which, having saved
dred dollars of his s:
New York City and b
of law in the office of
Culver. He was in•
to the bar of New Y
termined upon oh•angi
residence, in company
was educated at
he was graduated
e then taught
two years after_
about five hun
lary, he wgnt t
den
. D
came a -at
ex -Judge 1
ue time adzhitte+
rk. Having de
�-g his place o
with his particu
lar friend, Henry D.Gardner, he travel
led intheWest for
order to find a desire
to begin the practice
sion in partnership w
uo place to their likin
returned to New.Yor.
office in that 'City, wh
cessful almost from t
Boon as desirable, the
finances being duly
Arthtnr took a wife, a
tenant Herndon. .T
died a few years ago.
Early in his professbnal career D1
Arthur performed such services for th
colored people as gained for him thei
affectionate admiratio
great prominence as
year 1852, a Virginia
his wife, Jonathan an
took eight slaves with
Stake to New York
they intended to tak
where they were abo
establishment. Upon.
Paine, granted a writ
in behalf of the slay
question involved in
proeeedings, was whe
of the Fugitive Slave
in Yew York State.
tide;a against this clai
tivee were liberated.
le_gielature of Virginia
Attorney -General of t
in taking an appea
Paine's; decision. W
and;Chest& A. Arthu
in the interests of th
State against that of the slave -holder
and wen the case ; and when, su
sequently, it was brought uncle
the consideration o the Supreln
. tates, were agai
rs afterwards, i
up the cause of
ho had been e
venue car in Ne
g her fake. 11
nst the compan
hundred: dollar
damages for his client. The day 'afte
dice was gainer
been defeated i
mal order givin _
sion to ride in it
00 a this right be-
nt the city.
of the delegate
ting in Saratog
epnblican part
reviously, whic
t, the day afte
for the Vioe-
cago ;Convention;
ed said of him :
for twenty-fiv
°publican, and
and truer Rope
anywhere." Th
oh have elapse
nring which M
'ante has never
also made more
:tofore, an amia-
th of ayeepathy
kindly regard ofg r
idely frohis'
.,.g.
Mr. Arthur ac
of the secon
ork State Militia
Governor E.
ineer in Chief
nspector-Genera
hie accession n
ap-pointment, t
ion of Quarte
ich• he continue
War Governor's
discharge of i
a arkably able an
respect it w
sm. Affairs i
and transport
ousandar• of me
le place in whic
th him. Fiadin(
, the young me
and opened a
re they were suc
question of hi
considered, Mr
aughter of Lien
e estimable lad
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lawyer. In th
slave -holder and
Juliet Leinmon,
them from their ,
Ay, from which
ship for Te:xae,
of habeas corpu
s, arid the leg 1
the subsequen
herthe provision
aw were in fore
Judge Paine d
, and the ca
Thereupon tb
authorized th
e State to assi
against Judg,
ain M. _Evart
, were employe
citizens ef their
180
Court o the United
suegess al. A few ye
1856, r. Arthur too
poor co ored woman
polled faom a Fourth
York City, after payi
brought! an action aga
and` reeovered five
this victory ovet prej
the co party who ha
131)
colored people permi
cara, and in a short ti
came -general through
Mr. Arthur was on
of tbat convention me
whieh founded the
He had been a Whig
remincla the writer to
he had lbeen ,nominat
Presidency by the Ch
the late Thurlow Tw
a I have known hi it
yearaao Whig and a
more loyal patty man
lioan Cannot be ,found
nearly three years wh
since tbat time, and
conspiertous than her
which ommand the
pore= who differ
in their political vie
Before the civil wa
ed as Jludge Advocat
Brigade of the New
Lipan going into offic
Morgan made him En
his statr,and in 1861,
This was succeeded b
der Governor Morgan'
master -General, in w
untilothe close of the '
administration. His
onereue duties was re
absolutely above critic
tion of hundreds of te
were administered by a
which elicited the gr
and sincere admiratio
efficre had expired, Mr.
to the practice of his
twice. 1 He acted for
. counsel to the Board o
goners bf New Yprk Ci
end of 1871, President
hins to the Colleotorshi
New York, in which o
until July' 12, 1878.
President Ha.yes was st
as strict investigation s
incumbeney of the offic
As chairman of the Re
•
•
•
Committee, Mr. Arthur contribute
largely to the strength 4 his party i
the Empire State.
On the Sth of June, 1880, he we,:
nOrhinated, to the Vic+Presidency of
the 'United States by i the Nation;1
Republican, Convention held at Chicago
,by a vote of 468—afterwards mad
unaniaacras, eut of a total of Y56. Th
le.
ticket.; 'in which his name had place
prevailed in the succeeding election .
President Garfield was inaugurated an
began his administration under encou
aging conditions. Subsequent divisions
by the assassination of the Presiden ,
who died on the night of Septeruber 1( ,
1881. President Arthur took the oat
of office in his own house in New Yor -
City, a few hours after thiS lamentable
event. He was form.allyInaugurated t
Washington, September 22, when e
again took the oath of office, which w s
administered by -thief Justice Wait
The next day he issued a proclamation
• making the twenty-sixth of September',
1881, the day on whiela _the remaina of
President Ga. 4
1st, rat„ela d, 011ie, ay
eople wh jt dge of t wit
arty bias Ie gaine gr
do esteem y mini a le s,
Sine° his inangurati he
to have mad good t pr
Sid in the ,eiefau ret
tvhicli he del vered
Referring to lie la
nation' shall profit by
te
IS
humilia
alines
d Wise
out ext9
tly
eta Garli d.
ay be id
cont
t eons n.
predece
earnest
see tha
exam pie
his sister, and prote t he
body, and dof everyt
happy, for she can °illy
once, and he would so
if she died, a d th
that his Con uct to
times been s ch.
Mr. With re, do
house any m re. 0
hina coming Up th
father said, " Ther
evening ?" a d then
need never 1 y eyesi
I made p my
should bothe
brother to rcilllateyetS1 r
time I saw r: Wit
kindly and firmly
told him wh t Sae- 1 ,about
Other her
and that he ught n
more. Mr. ithers t thank
do him geed which as hat he o
wanted to h rt so od and„ wa
When I told Sue ho I protected
that she Couldn't sp k, nd just
roorn and 1 ave he t eel tha %,371
need) hit me on the head,. b it
wouldn't ha e hurt itch f it had.
Mr. Tray rs was elighted abo )t,
and told me I had atea. like a an,
and that 'he should- ' forget it. be
everything, and it! s ne of the eat
field, keeps pigs, o y h don't pp
el
them mono , for th run all ar nd.
They come nto our rden and e up
everything, nd fat dr aid he • d
al
Now one f the treps that my ok
told about as just -the hing to eh
pigs with. t was made out of a y ng
tree and a rope, You hend. th ree
down and f sten th rop to it so to
make a slip ernoose land when the pig
walks into tbe sli pera se th pee
o the air.
ke some
n that
hem w
Was iris
tea the'
naornin
nti
from ev
make
awfully _a
t:i rememb
gar en walk,
t other
lie again."
bad hat no
that's the
k when they
nu fa easaut
to
did
140
111 0
II 0
flies up and
I though
father bette
and cabala s
and got the
fixing the fr
trees for m
made the
fore supper,
would come
get caugh
It was b
house was
would go. an
been out'of
utes when
from Sue, a
what was
had walked
ing° by one 1
feet from t
him at first
son is upsi
matter, and
two men to
Mr. Traver
run and get
help, and
that Sue o
hold Mr. T
'erks hi in
that
me pigs ; so
two Iri hm
nt *al to
and old
raps.. his
ht moo igh
avers d
o dreadfully
take a Era
he hen
e hear -a
the tter
g, with his
except e, f
told fa Or
bend do II t
loose. So t
Mr. So bfiel
hey got the
avers' h
I was s excite
had said. th ngs -to
feelings; an that
"thinking to tell. Mr. Soh
himaelf ca. ht, ra
because he as sole xio
the `first t ing I1 6W
awful yell trona him,
the air awl .hung
way Mr. Tr vers h
went at me in the
except Su , Who
Travers' he d. Th
kind things of me a
got Mr. So °field's
'cut Mr. t•avers
loose, and they fell
didn't hurt hem m
field broke .some of
he isgoing to bri
as he could bp. H
fault that ever c me
that kind o trap. Mr.
nicesk ma that ever
father, and when be a
go and live with hi
told him va.t, for I
Young Peo Ile.
Ps
Pe
ere
Wo
be-
Oigs
and
t hat eve
Sue said ' he
They h
bed out t see
()ad abou Elm
at wa the
e tree and get
ey told in Ito
step-ladd
e top of i
nd
th t I forgo all
, anld4 besides
e that hu
revented me nm
field not o geet,
S to help fid
there ea e
he e by both large,
g. T en vire one
as olding r.
s id the mo t
d
ray r
n the gravel,
is
01
me int ithe
limb u and
r. Salt Old
th, and ays
s just as n;ad
begged ern
e it wa his
avers s the
on
81
From- VT
The foil wing is
private lett writte
this county by My.
known as sawmil
dated Sada ia, May
sleighing commence
broke up F brow,
sleighing w th at
Snow. We had
tiara to 1 th Feb
being WO zero
though it as Leant
and we
Spring set i and p
is three -fou hs
finest pine in the
a
moat any where throu the th
there ii no brawls, but plent
arise aiia wild flow s. h
bite' during winter ; fax
let th rxt remain all :inter, a
Elraise are making f etune ;,
as horses. Amn w th 210
cattle generally puts !up , bo
tons of wild ha 'ev ry year.
seasons he does n'ot feed any of
of eouirse, he •keePs his hay for
but e nlbe farmed by machin
would take a large vol tne t
scribe this country. arley h
until he middle 1 Oeiober,
neve takes any harm. No f
his wheat until he cap get a h
thresh it. When a th eBher c
bringt- all his men; team ,
grain in sack for Se in oh pe
.3,000 rshels per d . , A e
There is none of th m i
here like yours ch a t
binding a sheaf ol n is u
EYerything is One '11
and taking away the Bram.
ride on! the plows n bar o
• Stockmen own
sheep, 1 Flour is $6 p
groceries a little 4ear than
clothing about the sam aand
of wood as cheap as i Cana
is burned on all the lo .omott
are plenty of Ore hane
money here, especially for a
who knows how te value
mone is so plentiful It at pe
le
TS
seem to value it. A coin al
two bits (25 cents) erarel s
we have no paper Money, liaA
man eau get 0,50 iper onth n
Lumber is worth fro 012 to
thouSand at the Mill. I pay 1
sale, and Bell for $25, Living to
sell all three or four our -h
can haul.
PT BLIC
THE. undersigned, having peen ap
'CONFEDERA 1110
TIO
ggY
long •
nd the
es and
d they
d8gutrr i°e peal!
as well
lite aid, 6oyf
Seine
hte, tnhelt,
vest is
wheat
ill last
t is not
wheat
eshertlo
toes e
0., and
delivers
undred.
chinery
ing as
known.
milli 'es
en al o
20,000
otatOes
109 lbe4
amount
Wo d
do not
er than
y good
board.
$16 per
haul it
I can
tearns
ted Agent
LeIFE
Territ
entlem
B ace; fo er-
ner and
is -locate
2,1883. He 3,4t3
at ew Year nd
st from 20th an -
or s
eh This co
(lied MIRE Corporation 1:of Mo Will loan
y -I- farm property, first in rtgage, at 7
t interest, payable annually Bo wers
expenses. For f her particul rs a
41u GEORGE FORS , Reeve, Rras Ls I'.
Is desLus of insuribg the lives of a
in case of death. This is 1 adoubte
Insurance Company doing1 nsiness
present:. A look at the Da y Glob
May 1 t;1883, will seitisfyi ny rem
this fa t. Call at once on
y, 80 88i1t0
y • the best
• anada' as
or Mail of
nab man of
Agent S afo h.
low in erest. 804
PADLOCK
0
0
0
CD
ci
ta
0 2
fn
1-6
wriNION3S SHIM
trd
LEGAL.
-La 8 lieitor, Conveyancer &cJ Money to loan,
ot Office in Meyer's ,Bloek, Main Street,
Seafor h. 794
R. 11 end at lowest rates of interest. OEYICK—
HAYS, Solicitor, &o. Private money to
Corner of, Squere and West Street, GoderIch. 774
Wm. rondfoot. 688
•-/ Honore in Chancery, it
M.O. moron, Q .0., Philip
eron.
Goderich, Ont.
H.
for ts
Solici
Priva
.0. MEYER, Barrieter and Attorney at
ing affidavits in the Prov noe of Manitoba.
avi, Solicitor in Chancey. Commissioner
or for the Bank ef Ha ilton, Winghano.
41
elands te loan at 611 to 6 per cent. 6811
NING Id: SCOTT, Barr
of -Johnston, Tisdale & Gale:
Office,i Beaver Nook, Clinton,
hiAa Ng, J'aXBS SCOTT.
sterg, Solicitors,
ors for the Bank
Money to loan.
ntario. A. H.
781
of Ha ilton. Commissitmers
.vits in Manitoba. Private fund
cent. Lueknow office every
rs for the Bank
or taking affida-
to loan at 6 per
dnesday. 11. W.
738
NCEY,
L FTUS E. DA
Money to loan, Bensoa's Old
nveyancer, &c.
Office, Cardno's
786
under
be oa
debts due to the firm will be p
will pay and discharge all debts
the 'Dated at Seaforth, t
combo. 1882 S. G. MoCAUG
STED
ICE of Dissolution of partnership.—The
artnership heretofore exi ting between the
'pod hap this day been issolved by mu-
nsent. The business of , be late firm WM
ed on by MR. Ronan BD, to whom all
yable, and who
ue and owing by
e 21st day of De -
F. HOLMES ED,
BAVairstlt
G. MCOPM
HEY,
—Scott's 13lock,
785
10ounty of Harms. Sales attended In all
parts' Of the County. All ord rs leant the Ex.,
pourrOR Office will be prompt yattended to.
•-'• Sales of all desoriptio
tended in any part of the coun
termS. Orders left at the • offic
ExPoBiToR, or addressed to Bru
prompt attention.
anty Auctioneer.
y on reasonable
of the Hunott
eels, will receive
A DELGATTY, Licensed Auctioneer for the
"L-1-• T County of Huron. Sales of all descriptions
'promptly attended to on reasonable terms. Ad-
dress , Walton P. 0,, or Lot 114, Concession 14,
McKillott. .,
SUI
;FOLK PIG.—The undersigned will keep on -
a Th ronghbred Suffolk Boar. This animal was
reoe tly purchased from the we -known bre&ers,
A. F anks & Son, and is from mported stock on
both ides. Terms,—$1, pays le at the 'time of
servibe with the privilege of retu ning if necessary.
GEORGE PLEWES. 788
FOR SALE.
1 31:r LDING LOT FOR SALli.—For sale cheap,
most eligibly situated a d desirable build-
ing 1 t on north Main Street, ear the business
portion of the town. The lot i well fenced and
posselssion can be given at an time. Apply at
THE, EXPOSITOR Office, Seaiorth. 797
F°4. SA.1:,E.—A comfortable, cottage ark two
ahops,1 suitable for blackinnith and wagon
maker, in a good part of the b,own for bueiness.
The (pottage is in good repair,; and is pleasantly
sitne. ed. The whole property will be sold in a
block or separately, and very cheap. Apply to
W. N. WATSON, Seaforth. , 80841
."1" Itrurt d oiling, situated in a pleasant part
of the tow , co tdining nine rooms, °alai, wood
house and stIle ; stone foundation under the
house, and har and Boit water on the premises*
Appl to 0. M. WHITNEY'S Tin and Stove Em-
Itylat
pori , Seaforth. Also a good Driving, Mare
eight yeari old, ono light Wagon, one buggy,
one eet light harnesa. 80241
IN
15.4
1-3
A
THE SEAFORTH
1111INCE AND Ur AGENCY.
ONZO. STRONG
18 ENT for several Firet-Olass Stook, Fire
and Life Insurance Companies, and is proper.
'Al Agent for several of the best Loan So -
Agent for the Sale end urohase o/ Fano
and illage ,Property.
$30,,,0061 to. Litomatenr-easti.1 Six per : eclat
Agerit for the sale of °seen teamehip.Tiokete
OFFICFI — Over M. M017 son's 'Store, Maim
FAFNING OOLS.
:It
DUNCc Itc
•
.. JULY 13,18-8X
DUNCAN THE ooNEER
'F ARDWARE STOFfe
ARE STILL TO THE FRONT WITH
LATE NOVELTIES.
'FANCY 'AND! MUSLINS
Are &king the kftd. this warm sultry weather.i Now is
the ti' e to buy goods ot this class.
All the new shade's in DRESS GOODS will be cleared
at a bargain. .
Immense sap of everything .in this' deiartmint.
Cretonnes,4 Laces: and Damask for Curtains, and Lace
aAarzporr
fron:t 5c la7# up to the best ody Brussels.
A FULL RANGE OF BED COVERBI
AND PNLOW COTTONS T
In fact, evowthing to commence ho
repknish. We ,are still pushing
Shoes at cost. Call and get prices.
DUNGAN
WELS
AND
sekeeping with, or to
to clear .Boots and
GROQER,
D. D. RpssE, FAMIL
NEXT CliOOR TO THE POST OFOICis
, STONE BLOCK, WThrG-11A11.,'
(Successors to Gordot Seeeott)
Headquarthrs for the celebrat
Steel Two -Barb Fencing Wire.i
ONE CARLOAD
Montreal Cut Nails
Received this week, and will be eolfi at
boitom prices. Best brands of wivirE
LEAD and
ENcusn BORED AND -RAW OIL
Hardware of all de ctrittihonas eas
legitimate jiTmila;13:.A.
low prices asis consistefLmE
PERFECTION 41' LASti
SUCCESS XT AORBINA4Y
EGM NDVILLE
ROLLEp.. 114 I
' The only genuine Ro ler Mill the
Qounty, which now has no s
and few equals,! on the centiee t of
America for maaraf Wring
The Bread Quest on of rital Irnporttince.
The Gradual edu
by Rolle s no
0 era -ft
n.
!Roller Flour brings fro n $1.25 te $1.50-
; per barrel etre-e than the best Flour
made by the Old Process.
Farmers will in all cases get !left
own wheat groutal, an by our neWsys-
tem get a stronger, waiter, richeri and
better geade of flour y far thari the
public has hitherto been able to gee
Remember, there is no humbug lit -ex-
periment in. our adopqng the Grf4dual
'Reduction System. Onr new system is
thorough and reliable. It has lima
'thoroughly- tested, and proved a
success in 'Hungary, Germany, France,
England and the Unit d States.
We gave A 1 Flour previous tg our
extensive change at heavy costi and
we guarantee better lour now.; !One
trial will 'be sufficient to prove Or as-
sertions correct.
Our facilities for thp class of Werk.
are unsurpassed, and cnstomers may de-
pend on getting their chopping done st
one+. Be sure and try our famou4 new
lionr, Bran, Shorts and feed ileliva
ere to any part of eaforth, EtaFpur.-
Our Saw Mills at Egmonaville
808 136 NUS rA.P.
For Extra Value 14 Fresh Groceries.
GiyE HIM A C'ALL. GOODS DELIVERED FREE.
rrBELL'S MILLSi
Proprietor of these well in wn and pop-Warn-1mi
has tIONV got everything i first -el
FAMILY FLPIUR hi& cannot ex-
celled by any mill in the c untry.
GBISTING DONIX WH IA THE
WAITS FO
Brat always on Ha d, and sold at. the lowest
1883.
1883.
SEEDS.
SEEDS.
SEEDS
M. MORRISON Has Received His
JOHN M
ANDriEW ALDER,
THE PEOPLE'S PHOT
-1- state that he has ret
itota, and is convinced t
like home," and he inten
and will henceforth give h
tention to his business: H
good work are uneteelled, a
eatisfaction. Coale one,
your relations and Men
shadow ere the substance
Imo:late you all, Rad cam
moderate. Remember the
Main Street, eaforth.
762 ANDR
tGe B4' TAI ar Ct*Igg°2fli
d he can go111%/01
aantatodeLyieon:Oeen.aullte°17112trisrgai*14:
THROAT..
RYERSOtt
truer. on gibe 3717
oothernie
lairq1e1pal
ei6t1+:
bays I
eholerfl
jaeavy
La
in tale
tear, be
ha$ la
eraaple
farra
" t1:11: lotdtollste,;:rrull:1
preeent
Titalrol r )ex‘su(18:aels3::::.ttt::
ft,sai'eocauctntl;illi
PoNa :id 1 idiins,s 1:18;?
010 ari
fait ineli:e
purse
hiA de
fegparie;" "orr alaiii:saerrrt
btt ei3;rinnsies.gaiiinenAtei
ficali°dairt,
<1''°bac.:6111-41f1113rt:41f()
0703 CR
the
le.have now in steck a full line of
§c 4e93
Hoes,
Spading Forks,
Laion Mowers,
Bdr4 Fence Wire,
SPRING STOOK OF FIELD & GAROEN SEEDS
An everything inthe hardware line at
low st prices art
CONSISTING OF ALL TI1E LEADING- LIES
S.vitede Turnip, White and. Grey StOne, Mangold
Wurtzeis, Carrots, Beets and Sugar ane, &C.,
And a large stock of Garden Seeds of all kinds in bnlk or!by the paper. Also
Clover Seed, Timothy -4 Orchard Grass,11Kentucky Blue Grsss, Black Tares, (to
We also keep on hand a large stock of
1
DR. DEMME
Ear and Throat, Trinity M
to, and Surgeon to the Me.
Institutions for the Bliti-
thelDeal and Durcib, Belle
sal ;Assistant Roue). Londo
tal* Moorfields, and Con
May 113 consul
ATt.,13ION_ HOTEL,
On the Last *ATV
—1i1ARRIAGE
ET, Tosont
ed st the .1
STRATiOlif
DAY in
DD'S Hardware
Choice Family Groceries, Crockery, Flour, Feed and
Provisions at Bottom Prices.
,000 on
r cent.
to pay
ppl3 to
0. 786
Establishment,
STREET, E3AFORTH.
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