The Expositor, 1869-12-04, Page 5-r
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e farm -
rola, HOUSEHOLD- FURNITURE.
such ; as
FUR' ITIIREAREOOM
Sir
AL. ROBERTSON
Importer and manufacturer of all kin is
..U.)DL .EIY SOF A.$LotY �rF .
f CENTRE TABLES,
DINING cC B1'�LA1IiF�k.ST'rl'�� '`s
*0 €ty c<t; ll for :iii T3t:1El" •ext ti LI..
[1.1 �1t:.tt•iit Le eau ! ,. ,
E elt� IR , and
it elan -Int , to a n tt r , z
here.. BEDS 1,h D ,,
1n Great Variet;r,.
Mr. R. has great confidence in oife.rig •
nfo;. t•s. 7 o be au- ` goods to the pubic.1t as they are lµ has
unt'�, and from Good Seasoned Lumber, and . b r or;
f= 1"i • •
,
i -
i
3 t
r the want:, 4 t iti1LLeLl.
truth 1, that all who
Yt Olia'•t'. will have
be ;t1 Ear &riven foal] i
,
..Itt p, ; ,°:airs him s WOOD TURN l NG
-ail i'tr.b ' c Done with Neal _Neatness ilii 4r
t k sold b ].
. k/�. t)c'tC 1..
the nimble six -1
(�}rle .tilting �+ rerooms
oms
elve . :.‘,-;LI eharge l TWO DOOMS SO ITTIf liitP'`
HOTEL
laarly; are ac, know -
C it r LEj':i r,: ' O
On the Shortest Notiee.
Maiu street.
Seaforth SEaforth.: marl. titin,
OLIVER,
r
57-tf.
PAZ. T V. etL 1...: •: �'
.
II ELLE ` I`T.,:ou want a . Watch that will keep the
correct time, purchase one of '
, Mond,
)lit E 1 A.
1112 ';' 4 .
4 LEL e e.r�t • 1tlr� _ 4 tl & Sou's celebrated' -Watches. :1
at a tris tense, ar,t stock of them for .aad , act
he Si -4 -nal- Bookmay reiy Cs
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SEAFOR �: H.
ITe has also onhauc1 a large ass rtruent of
('locks. Jewellery, Farb. Goes, Toys, &c.,
! all to be sold (.'Heap. for (ash. -.
;)"Every description of Watdhes, Clocks,'.
and Jewellery Repaired On the .Shortest
— :Notice, and W. arrartt-t:il to give satisfaction.:
•, The highest price paid for Oleg Cold and
M. 1•(... CO(.i Y T('r
Seaforth, Ap ,-t}.,.� JA4.
lTllr --F 4it, 1 8t,tr 53-1v
J. SEATTL4a3
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41010V.P1); to t -.s 4 -1 -k -j i -1-1
1--A Zit TIT -1 N.Tri T1: 3
t(l by E. Flick -1
I
pay the high- ,
ttuft y of good 1
0J Main 644
dotty: of N o-
rsig 1(d 'wif 1
lllrt:v Court
al
discharge
C
And dealer in Pure •
1
8 DCs, CHEMICALS & UTE &TUFF .
The Drug department is under the special.
care of au experienced (lu-niist.
{ .it_ M. I'E'A tSON.
January 2Ist180. of-ly
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THOS. Et -41 1 t has now on Mand the
largest stock in Seaford', of ever des-
; c:riptit,LL of Furniture, from the commonest to
the tincst, and all at the lowest prices.
ity of material employed,' -and ed '-afd w.., . ; .s:
� � otl�.m.an,_Iup,
guaranteed.
CTTD _ER;TA=IST GI-
In all its departments, attended to in. a satin
Lactory manner. A Hearse for hire.
T. B E L.L'S
PATE SPRING MATTAS ..
Kept ctkr): tanrl-y on hared, and fitted to any
53-1.3e i,t-•_ tt•atl. `�t'Itia article i- the. f t,st and cheap -
z, est 'mule, as attestt•d to 1ty all who Have us-
edit.. \Tarrantod to vire satisfaction.
f
_Remelt" bei' the plaa3e,
IDD t �� ' UL KIN'S
..
Seafor ai, ;Aug. 5, 1 •;9.87-5
I:t
1
Or (_tet your llorrlemades Cut Out ..kti
With uoi:Loray & Taste
AT
L
4 Z*)t
Street. �:()t1(.`I'ic1, Street.
a- 0- 0 ID
A2[ti l Writ.,` te:hip {cuaranteetx,
, " t"-"4 3 EliODEERATC
EST DOMt, 1.'U
, LUrflSC,, res— PUO
Stora.
luck, t&L
i
The First CEcumenicat Council,
At the splendid city of Nictea, in
hynia, in the year 325, assembled
first of those great (Ecumenical C
•ciIs whose decrees have so often con
;led the destiny of Christianity an,
anankin.d. - ft was - an. 'occasion
triumph and fond- congratulation,
±hr„ Christian church had just rise
from a .1,eriod of unexampled hu
ir;.tien ana suffering to rule over the
man world, For .nearly three
y celatl
since the death -of the Divine Heat
pious disciples 'had toiled in purity
love, persecuted or scorned by the
minaret pagans. for tl e con versio
the human race; and the�liurulile
persistent missionaries h(ld. sealed
�unumecable martyrdoms and cease
woes. t1Le final Criuuiph of their f,
Yet never in ld1 its . earl history
Y
the CIiLiSttan-churc;i seeli_re.l so lea
perfect extinction as In the .11`iiive
per•;e�..tltiQIl.o Diocletian and his
qui;, when the pagan rulers could b
with; an apj)(�ilrance of truth that
had extirpated the hated sect with
turd sword Zu the year 04, excel)
Gaut, every Christian tellple 1;'y.
ruins, and. the terrified worshiper
longest ve�titurei to meet' in their Sa
zassertl 4w' ; ilii; -holy books had
Mini ed, the c::luu c,h pi o �Jert C() lfisc,.
property
by the pag.ni magistrates, the chu
members had' perished in fearful tort
or fled for safety to the say.tge wil
lsess , and throughout: ail the Rui
world 110 Tuan dared openly to call is
self a Christian. •
-
Gr•ac111a11y, with the slow prevale
cit Colistanti.le the Groat, as iris vi
riots legions passed steadily oi1 ti�
Bern Gaul to Italy, a.ud from 1tal
Syria, the tualiut d and bleeding vict
THE SE FORTH EXPOSITOR
.Bi-
the.
oun-
trol-
d of
11 of
for
1 alp
mili-
tries.
1, his
n of
b`rr.t
with
] ess
tit1L.
had
tits
rural:
0a -
oast
the,
fire
t7.n
1U
S no
c ed
t)eeli
i.ted
tch
tires
der-
eau
er-uau
1UL-
n.r e
eto-
`t't 1'
cl
y= to
iuls
ot persecution carne out fi•oixi their
ing-1)la es,; and bishops and -people,
ritied Uy sills; ting, celebrated once n�
their holy rites 1n re'liewud Slii11')1L
and faith. Yet it wits lion until
year preceeding `:tire ; flrst-(Eetimeir.
.Council that the Eastern Christians
ceased to be roasted over slow- fires,
cerated wvitll troll hooks, or olutila
-with fatal tortures ; and - Lacaittius
contemporary, could point to the ru
of a city in l'l1rvgLa ;rll o whole po
lation had, been burned to ashes • beca
they' refa'ed ,to, sacritice to Jul.iiter• a
Juno. A1uci nowt by a strange and s
den revolution the u1artyr bishops t1
presbyters Lnui been suiliulone 1 fr
-.their distant r'etreats.ui the -monaster
of the T1let,aid or the salads of Arab
from Africa or (Jaul, to cross the ch
gerous sf:aS, the 1ncleiuent niouiltai
and to - feet in a general synod
pica a, to- legislate for tiie Christi
world
The bishops, -in nurnr)er three h und-
t red and eighteen, together with naa
priests and other 0 -facials, assenlhl
l.,rouiptly at the cttll of the Ee.per
'and in Juni', 325, met in a basilica
public hn.11 :in the centre .of rile cit
Few particulars are preserved of tl
proceedings of the glelt council, far
we --are forced to gather from the iliu
ons of the historians a g neral - tonne
tiou of its characteL. Yet we kiln
1u was the 11tir•(St, The wisest, as well ,
the first, of all the sacred synods; th
its 111eW()eia,_ tested in affliction an
- .litlrltl)led by persecution, -preserve
pUleh of the! grace and ge11tleness.of th
_ilpostolle age ; that 11u - fierce anatli
h
1)u
ore
city
the
ictal
had
1d
ted
a
Luis
1)11-
use,
nd
u
tid
oru
ies
ia,
ilt1-
us�
all,
ny
eel
or,
or
y,
id
s1 -
gas, line those:that fell from the 1il s
o
the pts}ail LiShops of Tent or CC,,n titnct
defiled thcise of Ifosius or Eusebius
that the pagan doctrine of persecutio
hacl not yet been introduced, togethe
with the pabrrai ritual, into the Christ
an cliurcIi, tlidtli
:o vain superstition
were ire ilc:ated, and no c,rual deeds en
joined; that no Huss or Jtlou.)e of Pra
gue died at the stake to gratify the hat,
of a doniinant:sect. and that no Luther o
Calvin teas` shut out by the dread of r
sin -filar fate frotn . sharing in the earli
e-14 council of the Christian. world. Th
roceeliugs went on: with dignity ant
111oclera�tion,`.and men of various shades
of opinion, tilt Of equal nui•ity of life,
weme 'heard wit4 attelltic�n acid respect;;
tides ules of the Roman a. Senate were
probably rlita tGd in the Cli ristian as-
sembly
s-
seai ly; the Emperor opened the coun-
cil in a speech -inculcating moderation,,
and ami era of benevolence and love
seemed about to open upon the triumph-
an
riumph-
ailt church...
A striking- simplicity marked the
procediugs of the htst coulic.il. Hoci-
us, uis11o1' of CortFlo:�a, presided, the only
representative uf, Spain:; Gaul, and brit-
leash . .A, prelate opened the meeting
with a sl,ortaddress, a hymn.hymn.was sting,
linen Uu'_istautine delivered his well-
titiic d -speech oil harmony-, and the
g%:neral debate began. ; St was cor.dnec-
t;d ,Llt:.t,'$ with -vigor, sometimes w•it.h
rude a.Tir•ity ; but when the wax : �f re-
criminationl ruse too high; the Eni:o
w11osee1u5 to have attended the si.`it.c
rogrl1ztrl ,•, would inte•pose (aid c.•,tirti t',e
ilt'lfE' sty sootl)nrigwords. The quer.l.-�n
of (•iii cal marriages was dicteised,- a td
-it was dett,cinined,,-by the arguments of
i'aphnutius, the Egy,.tiaii ascetic, tLat-
,. es,
the lower orders Should be allowed to .
marry. The jurisdiction of the l,ishopa 1
was definc d all were allowed to be'
elual ; but Rollie, An ioch, and Alec.-'
:.uclr -L, the chief,cit,iee d the empire be -
for Constantinople was built, held each
a certain supremacy. The primacy- of
St. Peter was never mentioned ; the
worship of Mary, Queen of Heaven,
was yet unklown but the earlier form
of the Nicene Creed was determined,
anal Arius was toiidemned, Twenty
canolis were passed upon by the coun-
cil, many of which were soon' neglected
and -forgotten ; and when, after sitting
for two months, the assembly separated,
every y one felt that the genius and elo
cluence of Athanasius had controlled
both Emperor and Church. - trout
(Ecumenical Councils," by `EUGENE
CtAwranNC �, in I.Iarp.,ei's 11iaga;_ ine for
laecernber. -
Farming at the Malden Asylum.
The farm at the Maiden Asylum,
y
comprising . 65 aetes, carried on under
the au:Spit.es of Dr. Ll.ndol•;'the inmates
of the A.Sy] urn furnishing the. labour, is
an interesting economical suc:ce s. ! n
addition to the supply . of fresh ver( -
tables which the garden fuinislies. the
Iar111 maintains tliirtee11 cows 111 good
milking condition, Four .gorses are
sidlic ic:lit for the heavier operations of
ploughing, harrowing, ire. The grass
laud is eacellt-�lit, out llo less than 150
sheep are being fattened upon •che roots
I
that lr.lve been raised. The oats that ate
grown supply food for the .horses, and
tie straw is used for the patients' heck,
tllougll Some tLCl(titional quantities have
t.o be purchased for this purpose. A
score or so of pigs fed luxuriously up-
on the edible leavings of the institution.
The potatoe crot, of this year has teen
excellent, and no less than 4,(J1) bud,L-
c,ls nave I)
1
lax. e
been
raised.E�.
1:, thejudicious
Cll
By� .,lolls
use of labor and land the exp(n;es .€f
the A.sylutu are thus much reduced,
while l,lie health of the initiates is; r a-
!noted, • Dr: Landor, it, seems, proves
to be a capital f';u rner, aud when . he is
removed to the London Asylum, as we
presume he will be, he will lave_ fill
sc:opc: to deuloust] ate how 11eally such
•1ILStitutione can be made self-sus.,aiutng,
Tie arrangeiiiilts for saving an t de-
odorizing the sewage will place in his
hands a large quantity iof the richest
1C1oI1111`(, and: we look forwcirc1 to the
time:, not_ long hence, k.thenn the 'swamp'
wilt afford the most pl oliti•s crops in the
county. An inference, not altogethor
unnatural, is, that of ler 1ahher—that of
prisoners, for exan)ple_niiglit Le more
profitably eiuployc:d than it is at pre-
sent, and that iin to lid of lieaith being
deteriorated and dispositions made
gloomy by inc<1.rceratioii in.dark, dreary
e€1h, habits of industry.and happiness
i1liglrt be developed under the sun -light,
and amid pure air and soothing scenes.
Lu, do71, ,ld°tertis
The Toll " Gates on the County of f Huron
Gravel Roads will be let
1YAUCTON
For thecar 1870.
IN CORE'S 'LOLL, CLiNTUN.
Commencing -at 1 -o'clock, p. -m., on
Friday, Dec., loth, '69
The rent to be paid monthly in advance.
i ach Jea:.3e to deposit one- month's rent an
th(' tray of sale, alt:tl furnish two solvent free-
holders 41,S
ree-holdersa,s surety, whose names -will ,be re•
quired co. the lease innnedieetely the gates are
let
Further particulars will be given on the
day of sale. , E
,S'i�rtcrl, ,5ictr, and Stratford Beacon, to copy
throe timers each.
A BAY
()minty ottrveyor.
Clinton. Nov., l8th, 13():i, 101-3in.
BEAUTIFUL Mils
NATURE'S GROWN. ' •.
You EA Cultivate i
GRAY HAIR -
9
I,: a cerrai2 indication o1
Dcouy at tike Roots.
111.S. - S. A. A:LLEIT'S-
Haar Restorer
Restores gray 'hair to Its natural color and beauty
and producos-1.usuriant growth. It gives the hair 1
beautiful gluas and delightful fragrance. -
blanufi etory and Stiles Offices,
35 BARCLAY STREET and 40 PARK PLACE, N.
Am)
2G6 HiGH HOLBORN,, London, Eng.
bSeattor and Rolls, Druggists, agents
•oa Seaforth.' For Sale everywhere
1- _January 28th. 1t 69.
n -r1
µp
is to c,:rf iry that Beier), rhnart.
I � of the 'l'„tvu hi a of. Ilzv, in the e'oulity
I 1
Id Huron, Province of Ontario, fixe, c .�i)3rlit(I
Ifor and obtained Letters Patent for the I'ro-
vintces (,t Quebec and (lntariu, for 1 machine
for lir:u, holes in the ground. fur fence
pont , styltal ' lllt,tri s Fen 'e Post -Hole
13or-r," and this is to forbidpany person or
persons vending- or using the same, without
• obtaining a- • riztrt for the Saute from me ;
and all persons so v•'riding or using the same
wilibe dealt w.itilwithas the law directs. -
"NB--Coun.' and uwnstip Rights tan
be obtained from the patentee. by applying
to him in ,1., said `.-ow-.usinp of .flay, Zurich
Post Office! .
Amus.. lith, 1809, - 99-tf.
O
NEW
FALL it; WINTER
GOODS.
KIDD & M'MULKIA
ARE
prepared to show the Largest
roc
S kf
0
Y
Consistingof the Latest Styles of Dress
Patterns, in Irish and French Poplins,
all wool Plaids, French Merinoes, and
Twills of various kinds; ever offered in
Seaforth.
•
Their IVIiixinery De-
. partment
Is furnished with a large assortment of
Hats, Bonnets and Mantles of'the Lat-
est Fashions, VERY CHEAP.
READY MADE-: CLOTHING !
For the Million. 000D TITLED
SUITS FOR TEN DOLLARS.'
BOTS& SHOES
"CHEAPER THAT EVER.
Also a very Choice Stock of
Fresh Groceries ,
Be sure and call for their $1 Tea. -
25 11,s. Rice for $1 11 lbs. Raisins
and 10 ills. good bright Sugar.
�LYR AND COARSE S4ILT
Give them -a call. .
1S IDD MOMULXIN.
Seaforth., :Nov. 8th, 1869.
pas•
CiD
raieW
ftwth-
Nrcinui
a
pro
vt
tD
ezail
coto
Pet
etzl
twa-
Paw
ormid
F1OR DYE STUFFS,
1
ROLL'S CAN'T Bt BEATEN,
Either in Price or Quality..
o -o
FOR
LAMPS,
CHIMNIES,
d�
CIT.ANDALIERS,
BUTRNERS,
WICKS, and
COAL OIL,
. Go to ROLLS'
Opposite Foster's HoteJ;' eaforth.
N.B.—Prescriptions . carefnlly pre
pared.
Seaforth, June 10th, 1869. 79.
LISTEN g!!
a
WHILE
SPEAKS.
For his Stock of
FA.LL GOOPS
WAS
Never Excelled
In this Market.`
The Manchester House
Then, is the place for Satisfaction.
in Dealing.
FA
0
DRESS GOODS.
MLTSLINS
TICKING S,
CHEAP PRINTS,
SHIRTINGS,
LADIES' STRAW HATS,
GENTS
CC Ci
GENTS FELT
Ready -Made Clothing,
GOTS &SHOES.
Also a Nice Stock of .
Fresh Groceries.
To be had at
>< Bonthron & Sons3
Opposite Hickson's Old Stand.
Seaforth, May 7 .5 -tf
Money r Money!!
jHE subscriber has received another latae
r:. remittance of money ' for investment on
,rood farm property. at 8 per taut ; or 10
. per cent, and no charges.
JOHN S. PORTER.
Seaforth, Sept.29t;i. 93-tf.
$1 Canada Tweeds
for 80 et&
AT
The Th - York
House.
lIStoc
NOW COM PLETE
At the New York House.
A Large Stock of
WOOLENS
AND
D
READY-MADE CLOTHIN
O
Campbell.
WALL PAPER. -
Border Paper,
_Hall Paper,
N DOW BLINDS
Plain Blue, Plain Green, Plain
But f and Figured.
AT THE TELEGRAPH BOOK STORE.
' ELLIOTT.
Seaforth, July 22. 54-tf.
,+ . ; e
WAGGONS, t BUGGIES.
A N) all implements for farm use mann.
factured by .
M'HAUCHT & TEEPLE,
Good and Cheap.
Remember the iitand.
NORTH 0 AD SEAFOTH.
Seaforth, Feb.20, 1868. - 11-Yy
I LAD SIIIITH SHOP..
THOMAS WATSON
Begs to inform the public generally that ito
still carries on general B1acksmithing i
his +Oltl Stand.
NEARLY OPPOSITE ARMSTRON'S HOTEL
AINLEYVILLE
Spezia attention paid to Horse -Shoeing.
Ainleyville, Feb. 9th, '69, 63-ly
TIE SIGN OF THE' GOLDEN
THE Subscriber begs to inform the public
that he has just received a great variety
of Saddles and
R TS 47
Which he is prepared to sell
A I Prices A fin-ost. Unpara leled. .
- O
O LLA R $ of every description, 'war-
ran aaanot to hurt the horse's neck.
C,
In the way of Harness,
OF ALL KINDS,
He is, as heretofore, in a position to give
his customers as good value for their money
establishment as any other lista-ollshmc>ilt in Czltar-ro.
Quality of work and nate al emplo:ted
indisputable.
SHOP OPPOSITE .XLDD _
Melt ULE LY
JOHN CAMPBELL
Seaforth, Fob. 12, ';;f}, 03-tf.