The Huron Expositor, 1870-11-04, Page 8THE TOTAL XOL1PSE DEC. 22, 1870. •
__Professor.Deliiet rpt : an article in:.
ie s ar l y'of St. John,. Ne ., that.
the eclipse of Dee. 22d, 1870, 'will be.§one of .
the great of Modern total eclipses of the
'sun. Ile -: says — By the combined in-
, $nences exercised by the Sun, the Moon,
Mercury, Venus, Jupiter, Uranus, and the
-Earth-, all being nearly,' a right line, a
configuration' that has not taken �;p�?� lace for
satirise ; the effects on the earth will be -
nsiderable creating earthquakes, uakes, y tidal-
tyav s storms, hurnioanes a cyclones.--
imn lar configurations were present at the.
time of the total eclipse of the 16th of Au-
gutF, 1868, when Quito. and Callao were
destroyed by an earthquake and tidal -wave ;
but, even then, the.infiluence were somewhat.
less_than they will,be =on the 22nd of De-
cember next. The eclipse will begin in the
North, Atlantic Ocean, the central line mov-
ing in a south-easterly direction. 'Crossing
,
i
one part of Spain and the Med torenian Sea;
it enters Africa near Oran . and soon after-
wards attains its southern limits. The Sha-:
dove of the, moon new movin a nrtes o -
h
easterly. direction and leaves Africa, ..and
crossing the •island of Sicily, the south of
Turkey; the Black Sea, and the sea of Azof,
disappears. ears. The penumbra of the moon de-
creasing rapidly, leaves the earth with',the
Letting sun in Arabia. The sun will be
and d totallyeclipsed atr.00n in lat.
P
36 38 north, long. 5 1 west, a little to ..the
north-east of Gibraltar, and near the Lisbon
Boast, creating tidal waves and earthq;'akes
there of great severity, agitating the waters
of -toe Atlantic Ocean, the Bay of Fundy,
and the Gulf of St. Lawrence.
Col, Chamberlin was, on Saturday after-
noon, presented with the sword of honor, -
the token by which several of his friends
express their admiration of his cdnduct on
the Vermont frontier during the late Fenian
rod. The ceremonytook place in the Sen-
ate Chamber at Ottawa, in the presence of
a large and fashionable assembly, and the
testimonial was received from the hands of-
the
fthe Governor-General. His Excellency, after
expressing the pleasure with which he be-
came the medium of conveying the gift, ad-
verted to the Fenian raid in warm and in-
dignant terms,. ' Their warlikepreparations
had been of an extensive nature, and had
they obtained the slightest success it would
have been the signal for hordes of deluged
wretches to rush -to their`; assistance. But
the promptness and valour of the Canadians
had been as a " lion in the path" of these
bands of pirates, who had been taught a
bitter lesson.
N�
The question whether there' will be a new
Chinese war still remains undecided. The
French Minister in. China demands the exe-
cution of the three mandarins who abetted
the riot et Mien tsin and the frightful mas-
sacres which, followed, Two of the man-
- darins: have been removed from office, bat
have not been further punished. The third.
Chas not been visaed by any punishment..
The authorities! at Pekin ate apparently un -
Certain how to act, the anti -foreign party
being very strong at the Imperial court. —
Native troops are said to be gathering at
Tien-tsin, and at hist advices it r.was confi_
dently expected that the French Minister
would haul down bis flag #d d begin the war
on being reinforced. It is not possible,
however, for rhe French to; send troops to
China at the present moment, and unless
there are! sufficient French forces in Cochin
Chinas the outbreak of the war may be in-,
definitely postponed.
-Et ii
The amours of the Emperor Louis Napo-
leon -and the traces of them raked from the
secret papers of the Tuileries • have formed
-the subject of severs -nsation.al despatches
across the Atlantic. The latest revealed
scandal shows the careful and munificent
provisions made in 1854 for the notorious
Countess Beauregard; also known as Mrs.
Howard. She was then consoled for the loss
of the Imperial affection by nearly a _ quar-
ter of a million steerling,`- many jewels, and
• valuable real estate, so runs the deed or
schedule, so that her possessions exceeded in
value the united wealth of the mistresses of
Le Grande Monarque. :Some portions of
the fortune consisted of bonds of American
cities, and debentures of American -railways.
The elements are warring against Cuba.
:.Another cyclone, almost equal in violence
to that which swept over a portion of the
island on the 7th and 8th inst., devastated
thewestern. section 'on the 19th and • 20th
inst. Vuelta Abajo suffered most, - . Towns
and villages were levelled with the ground.
Crops were destroyed andmense damage
done to property, Reports of loss of 'life
and shipping. are beginning to come into
Havana, though telegraphic communication
and travel with the devastated section is yet
suspended.
The stern of the Carnbria has drifted
ashore at Islay, Scotland.. So far as is known
in Liverpool or Londonderry there . Is ..but
one surviver of the disaster, Mr, McGart-
land, whose narrative of thesinking of the
ship has been already published. The four
missing boats of the Cambria have been
found empty on Giant's Causeway. No
traces .of the passengers or crew have been
discovered.
LEA'V:*lNC HURON.
jOT3iN THE 3rdCONCESSION,
T'LLTT,
Better known! as the
WIL1I►M TH'ONIPSON FARM,
,Is offered for sale, it is admitted by all who know
2 this Lot, that for erops and stock it has no supe-
rior in the county:
Address,
BOX:173, Seaforth.
Seaforth, Nov; 3, 1870. - 152—
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:Wheat,
Wheat (
Barley
Oats SR
Peas 0 u
Butter, 19 Ib
'E. s,
Hes,
sheep Skins,
Apples
Potatoes '-
J.
J. Duncan
Hats for the
Fail)
Fin
ueh,
Fall Wheat,
Spring Whea
Oats, per bus
Peas, per bull
Barley, ,per b
Butter, per
Eggs, per do
J. Duncan
or ready mad
3
Sly FokTII
'041.m,14111 -
b,
)0 sh .
el,
:1870..
0 ' 1.16
:05 to _ 1:16
P to:. 0:50
:36 to 0:, 6
9:58, -to 0: 0
0:15 to 0 8
0:15. to 0: 5.
7:00 to 7:
0.40- to 1,
040 to 0
0:25 to 0:.
as re • eived his . first instalment
all tr 3 e—latest styles.
LINTON,
hel, Q
ushel,
I
:.t
�lev. 3, 1870.
HO to 1; 2
1:10 to 1: 4
0:31 to 0;' 2
0:55 to a;+ 7'
0:46 to 0; . 8
0.18 to 0; 5.
13 to 0; 3•
is and Sietes either ordered
c . eap as the ,chelpest.
.
s
Fall Wheat, ppr us
Spring Whea
Oats,, per bush] el,
Peas, iper bushel,
Barley, perbush 1,
Butter per lb.
Eggs, per doz.
MARYS,
el,
uahel,
Niov. 3, 1870,
:08 to 1
:14
to 1
0.32 to 0 .
0:50 to 0 5
0:40 to 0 0,
0:16 to 0 9.
6:16 to '0 7
]ha f
The ms
ost . styit 'in
J. Duncan as
White Wrote'
Spring
Barley . a
Oats,:.
Peas._
11 stock of Collars and Tie
Seaforth. ` tf,
LOrn.?o 1t, Nov. 3, 1870.
rtiger Report.)
t $1 05 to $1 2
., 1 20 to 1 2
040 to 05
0 35 to 0
Butter, in kee,
Eggs, .. , ........L.
,.:... ,-.060 to 06
018 to 0
..G.::017to 01
J. Duncan beeps
and Shoes from the
Fall , Wheat
Spring Wheat -
Oats •
Peas
Barley
Potatoes
'Butter
Eggs
complete assortment of Boo
est Cana Tian rnanufactare
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1 Aid dealer in re
DRUGS. 'CHEM! 1 ALS. AND -DYE STUFFS,
FAN Y`ND
Agent for a .vein
on easy term.
,ti' Pure Wines
poses.
FUME Y, i
TOILE -A TICLES.
Machin s, Money to le td
nd Liquo:
for,
medicinal pur-
�J. FATTER,
Seaforth, Nov, 3,I 1870, • E - 59-tf.--
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HUN. LEY'S L
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GIBBONS' RISE &
MACAULEY'S
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IBLICA
CONC
KS
L LEC,URES.1
UTCH REPUBLIC. -
FALL, ROMAN EMPIRE,
ISTOIW OE ENGLAND.
ISTOR, Y OF ENGLAND.
BRAR.y, choice anpl' cheap,
-LEADING,
SCHOOL LIBRARIESI,
HYMN BOOKS, ETC.
A LSO -
ONS.
NCE, (Brewer).
;TAMENT.
L CYCLOPEDIA.
)RDANCE.
LS,
►GER
CA.S
BOOKS,
WRITING- PAPER,
ENVELOPES
(Homme cial and fa i cy, i at
. - Dr ig� • and Book Store.
Seaford, Nov. 3, 870.1
AUCTI . N SALES.
ALL BILLS FOR AUCTION SALES, print-
ed by C. H. C
the EXPOSITOR free
Novi 10th, on
cession 9, Morris.
Oilman, Proprietor.
Seaforth, Novemb
L, I will be `advertised ;in
charge. , "
ortli half Lot No. 21, Con -
Farm i Stock `&c. Patrick
J. P. trine, Auctioneer.
3, 11870. 152-tf.—
STRA ED BULL.
►� TRAYED from .t a e premises of the subscri1
ber, Lot 22, .Con: 9, Morris, about the middle
of Sept. last, a ear ' g bull, all red, Any person
giving such inf rmati . ' as will lead to the recov-
ery of the sam will e suitably rewarded.
GEO, KELLY.
Walton Noe. . Walton, P.O.
o 3, 1:70. i - .. ` 152-4—
'ORE OR
52-4—'OREeOR SON, '
BOO BIND RS,' -HUILETT
ARE rep ed to execute binding in every
styl - P rsons residingat a distance by
leaving their -oks at the 'Signal Book Store,
Goderich, or a the EXPOSITOR office, Seaforth;
stating style ay rely upon them being well
bound:
AT ` T E' LOWEST PRICES
d eturned without delay.
Seaford , J 'yf 21 1870,
si
lit iTOR.
R
CRIN S'COOPS
11
SPADE -& SHOVE S,,
LI GHTNINGI U1'PLE k?ARERS
_USD W GLASS,
1
I ' c EST 13111:N DS.
I r 1
-ri
Oshawa Steel ouldboard
loves, o ly $13.
ABELL'S pAT DNT GEAR &
I -OR E-POWE CASTINGS
Always o 1 i hand.
MAC ZINE OILS CH
`' ..amts$ and Oil?
WAV P,S' MATER
WATERL
AP AND- 0001).
of all kinds.
ALS,
ME, ANP
CALCINE PIASTER.
Shell Hardware of
e ember the
the 'ricular Saw.
ny description.
,pot. Sign o
Seaforth, Ont,
.P.8.-411 proved Champion Cross cut Shws
wit patent handles, warranted to cut
tviri a tis much in the same time .as the
cam on salw. Be sure to see them.
Jack crews to hire.
ROBERTSON S 00.
Seafort : Sept, 113, .1870,
b
112--.•
BACUELORSl
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25' t•
THS
nNC
FT3
ROTI
IS
er cent. Chea,per
AT
)MAb BELL'S
-
:D,
E, AS
TTE
STS
HE HAS A : DEL
M1
To i is Facilities, ani is law selling
TJh, les4le a d Retail.
— o
Be Sire to Call ,el'or l'ur�
C ` i asing Els whe .e.
o
WARE 111 OMS OPPOSITE KIDD & McMUL-
KIN S.
WOR; SHOP, CORNER OF MARKET.
SQUARE.
TUR IN_ G done on the Shortest
f
Notice. - -
COFFIIts
kept constantly on hand.
�1 HEARSE. FOR HIRE.
SEAFORTIli JUNE s0, 1870.
WATCH ES
WATC,lielS
WATCHES
WATC ES -i
PPATCFES
PATOI.ES
TATCTTES
WATCITES
WW,ATCHES
WATCHES
WATCHES
CLOCKS
CLOCKS
CLOCKS
LOCKS
LOCKS
;LOOKS
1LOCKS
LOCKS
OCKS
LOCKS
Onepf t e Largest and :.st Assorted Stock
in this line I s to be found a M ' R Q NTER'$
OPPOSi`1' ' • CARMIC * S HOTEL, '
E.Bon�, March 31, 1870 52—
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Go to the Best !
THE BRITISH AMERICAN
BRYANT,'STRATTON & ODEA.,
O11SOLIDA''ED BUSINESS COLLEGE,
Now the largest, most extensive and complete
USINESS SOH OOL in the country. It has
he largest staffiof Teachers, the most practieal
d best adapted business' forms, and the best
rranged and most commodious apartments.
It is under the management of thorough basi-
ess men, fully alive to all the requirements of
he business community.
The advantages and facilities afforded in this
institution are unequalled in the country, and no
young man should enter a .business career with-
out fully availing himself of its benefits. We
ere awarded the
First Prize in Business Pen-
mansbip
At the late Provincial Exhibition at London. As
rth
this is the -SIXTH consecutiv a yea t we have
a
there can
e
fait en this prize, we feel confident thatt
be but one opinion as where to go to learn to
write.
For specimens of writing, bank notes, circulars,
&c. -address
ODELL & TROUT,
148— (Toronto.
is
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ESTRAY HEIFER. - t.-
CAME into the premises of the Subscriber, on
Lot No. 12, South Thames Road, of Uborne,
about the end. of August, a Black Heifer. The
owner can have the same by proving property
and paying expenses.
WILLAM PASSMORE,
Osborne, Oct. 19, 1870. 150-4t
SIGN OF THE
Golden Padloc1!
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•t alS Ld paint
Seaforth, Sept. 21st, 1870. 104esemesseemmeameseese
-
TORONTO MILLINERY.
MISS ERWIN;.-
ESIRES to respectfully inform the ladies of
e
1
1 Miss Erwin would also take this opportunity
4f saying that she has very considerab increas
ed her stock which consists of
' MANTLES,
HATS
AND BONNETS,
. Ready trimmed.
DRESS CAPS,
&c., &c.
Orders for all kind of work, such as
ANTLK •
AND i DRESS -MAKING,
TRIMMING,
BRAIDING, ETC.
PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
A stock of piece Satins of all shades on'hand.
Seaforth, Sept. 21st, 1870, 146-tf—
Seaforth and vicinity, that she has r moved
}ter Millinery. Establishment to
t REYNOLD'SAYBS1OC, !
NEAR THE RAILW
MONEY! .
$5,000 TO LEND.
HAVE the above sum on hand for invest-
ment on.good Farm Security,at 8
and 9 per
Funds.
heat.,—Private Fds.
$NORTH, July 25, '1870.
JOHN S. PORTER.
139,—
Carriage and Sleigh
Fatory,
I
TUESubscribe
would intima
and surrounding c
a La
CARRIA
DEMO(
Made up of
2L t4(
s, thankful' foe past favours,
e to the Inhabitants of Seaforth
�uftry, that they have on hand
rsre Assortm nt of
ES, BG G I E S
t� y s
RATS,., &c.,
lie Best aiteria7, and
Latest ; tpi
In order to o kenfor WI TER WORK
Y
will sell
EAP >` O ' CASH.
they H
' Intending pttrehasers wool I dowell togive
them a call before . g
urchasin else' here.
�
CC-I-
Remembbr t;he, Stand ,• First door
South oft e Foundr T. Main St.
MCINT SH®;RRI ' N.
� S�
Seafotth Septe ber 1,:1-870. '', 111-
Pron$ptly attended
SE.A.FORTH, OCTOBER 6, 1870.
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SEAFORD! FRIE, MARINE
INSURANCE AGENT
The Provincial Insurance Comp
(Canadian) .
•The Liverpool and London and
1 :Company, (Enghs
The Niagara DistrietMutual Ins
The Gore District Mutual rn
and.
The Star Life Assurance Socie
which divides nine -tenths of the
years amongst Policy Holders.
,Losses liberally adjusted and p
Farmers are specially invited
advantages offered in perfect' sec'
extreme lowness of rates for inau
scriptions of Farm Property.
MONEY TO L
At moderate rates of Interest, :a
by Instalments, which is the and
safest method for Farmers and o
a mortgage. No Commission C
penses small. •
MORTGAGES BOUGHT ON
TERMS.
SEWING MAC
The best Sewing Machines, for
well as for Manufacturing purpo,
ways on hand. . Both Single Thr
ble Threaded, or Lock Stitch
supplied. Perfect satisfaction
instructions given to purchasers
REMEMBER WM. N. WATS
Agency Office)) and Sewing Mach
Main Street,'
SEAFORTH, March 31, 1870.
E,
SON,
MP LIFE
FOR
ny. of Canada
lobe Insurance
mace Company,
*stance too. ,
of England,
refits every five
omptlysettled.
to consult the
pity and in the
once on all de -
N D,
d to be re-pai
t suitable an
hers to, pay off
urges, and ex-
QUITABLE
INES.
Family Use, as
s, are kept al-
aded end Don-
hiines can be
aranteed, and
rads:
WS Insurance
e Depot, North
121—
C U S T OIVi
TAILOR
G.
tr(HANKING the public for the r liberal patron -
1 age extended to us since co' ineneing bust-
Hess, we hope by strict attention; to merit a con-
tinuance of the same.
CZ7TTi rC
Parties who May require Cuti
have it executed with Accuracy,
Despatch} atMODERATE PRIM
inf done, cast:
,Neatness, and
ES.
SUTIO BROS.
SEAFORTii, September 1, 1870.
82—
OFFICES TO L T.
WOoffices on the second fiat • Scott's Block.
1 The Best,, and most eonvenie t rooms in the
'village. Apply to
McGAUG lid' & OLMESTED.
Seaforth, April 14, 1870.
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TRACY, M. r .. LA
Huron. Office as
East of the Methodist E
Seaforth, Dec. 14th, I
C. MOORE,M.' D.,
University, Monti
&c. Office and resideu
burieh, Sept; 7th, 18
AMES STEWART,
'
of McGill Universtt
iSurgeon, &c Office a
COOK'S, Varna.
1L W. IL SMITH, ,
O;ce,Opposite
.fence --i am -street, Nor
Seaforth, Dec, 14, 18
L. VERCOE, M. D
peon, etc.. Office,
of Market and High 8tre
of Kidd & McMulkin'a 8
Seaforth, Feb. 4th, 18
•
CAMPBELL, M. D
„ Gill University, Me
geon, etc., Seaforth, OLS
Post Office Building, up A
found by night or day wi
Seaforth. July 15th:, 1
E
191 F. WALKER, Ati
licitor-in-Chancery,.;
Public, &e.Office of t
•Coart House, G-oderich,
N.B.--Money to lend
Lauds.
Goderieh, Jane 28
'C AUG HEY & 110
• Attorneys at L
and insolvency, Notaries;
era Solicitors for the, Rs
Agents for the Canada;
37. 11.-430,000 to lend al
Houses and Lots for sale.:
Seaforth, Dee. loth, 181
B*NSON
& MEYER, 11
at Law, Solicitors in;
<ency, 'Conveyancers, Note
fices,=-Seaforth and ' roe
Trust and Loan Co. of U
Colonial Securities Co;
Money at 8 per cent ; no t
IAS. jr.: BENSON,
Seaforth, Dec. 10th 186
D NI
G. W HAT
ficial Denture
latest improv
care taken fur the presery
tender teeth. Teeth ex"
Rooths over Colliefe Store
Saeforth. Dec. 14, 1868.
Laird, pr-oprie,tor,
modation for the travellin„
..and bar are always eh
markets afford.- '%xce.,
ONX'S HOTEL (LAI
deisigned begs to thq
liberal. patronage awarded
in the hotel business, an
that he has again resumed
steal, where he be
from old friends, and mane
Seafortia-May .ret 1870..
T P4 ROSS, Proprietor '2'.
e j begs to inform tile pe
by travellers.. A good sta.)
alwaye on hand, Regular
Sea ,orth, Feb. 8th, 1869
ONT., CALLAWAY,
WILLIAMS, (late of Americ
Y.) Manager. This hotel
ry furnished, and refitted tl
one of the most cninfertabi
the Province. Good 8ami
cial Travellers. Terms lib
Goderich, April 14, 1870
MISc
11A+RP'S LIVERY
S tat Penni. First 'Clue
alwayi on hand at reasonali
Seaforth, May .5th„ 1870.
ter's, Plasterer's. and Meese
etore, Court -House Square',
of Conveyancing done with
Next Adoor south of Sharpis
Seaforth, Dee. 14, 18U.
BIIAZLEHURST, Lio
,„ the County of
Particular attention paid tt
Stock. Farm Stock Sales
Tern's. Goods Appraised,
First Division Court for
Goderich„ June Rth 1