The Huron Expositor, 1871-11-10, Page 6{
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Soon at:ftcrr the & reat fire
.of Ultit••igtt nt=wstroy� l,trt<
together, and, concluding
•eantile transactions iu
•were cert.litr to become r
-haz,rrclutrs 1►3 reason of
dealers f ,r the torritory, t
ed to ftroc ed in a body
York, wit!). a view to in)
Tittle 01) lung() Alliott and -
to the (tri i n e`ti, c f the :t
vtroltt,Iis. `L'liey were very
received and . wel,:�ot,re(l
brother iiiet•t-li lilts, who rt`ft
dev(�t ell ;In hour or__ two
.host_►ita ,lv at the newsboys
bo., and having irldttl• ed
dial itrtet•t•ltartge of sena
`that, 1,elbre the assem`;1
per-t•t1, s =t re' f 1rrinatl ititd a
• tive c`xf)r•e-.sinn of-syn1f)ath
be blade. This idea bec,t •
p1 r i,,e•(f upon the mind of t).
boys—a.r lrader of set"
1111.Mtr,t=cl uI: Courage, and,
'said
'G('i titins. —Yoe know a
Chic;.gn fire,, and that these
--roe =) (i ointin to the ten Old
are sufferers. I uow want
'en' that we're s,,rry for era
subscril�tit n list i;, ma kill' u
heard 11 r. O'Cot'rnor say
amount to :38 .25, Waith -tl
get, thnugh it'> ;fru Ill, and
much as ti'e'd like co.' That'
have to s.4y, except that i
gelrtiettym stay here we'll 1)o.
Anotller' boy—Billy, pro
Billy—I move that -we're
sorry for the snffei•in s of the news
ws
boys a and 1'U )t bl eks of Chicago, and
that if they stay, we , post 'em,- and
that anything we can do we'll do to
help 'em, and that we're sorry it
amt more than $8 25;
Groat at pyla tr•se followed from all
the of her boys.
()tie. of the Chicago youths Hien
=rose, after solve hesitation, and said :
Fhatnk(.e gents, for what 'ye've
done, and if it ‘vern't that we have
to g and see some 'friends. we'd
lilts
to stay. Maybe, though, we'll
conte hitt,.,."
Tire meeting then adjourned.—N'
I Herald.
ew ork-
- a party(
heir heads'
th>~ t mer-
their line.
ore or less
too ,many
hey -resod v-=
to New.
paring a
en terpr•ise.
stern , w e-
_ cordially
by their
er hay=iug
to ileal
'lodging -
in a cor-
ment, Welt
age ,alis
uthod►ita-
y should
me so 1m=
le of the
—that he
r sing,
bout the
•gentle-
oaoans)
to tell.
• Our
p, and I
'twill
ley will
not as
s all I
f these
st'em.
pose a
awful.
Will Draining Pay ?
Mr. Johnston says he never
one hundred acres iu any one f
but a portion of it would pay
draining. Mr. Johnston is no
man, why_ has c:irl•i(etl a fay
hob1,v; without regard to cost or
fit. /le is a hard working Sr
farmer, who commenced a poor
borrowed rrjtrn�et. to drain his 1
has grade Ill, extended his o1
tiow, a, MI is now reaping the b
fits ie laving crops of forty bus
of 1. "heat to the acre. Ile is a g
haiietl Nestor, who, afteraccunrt
ing the exl►(-of-o�f a long life
now, at sixty-eight years tf
written to tar strangers iri ev
State in the Union far it:format]
clot on'y of drainage matters, but
cognate 1,i•anclre: of f(rrniri,..
sits in bis homestead, a v.,ritat
Humboldt in his way, dispensing
.formation cheer•ftilly "through . o
Agricultural f apets 811(1 to prig:
C0I rCSporlclrntS, of whom tie h:a.5
corded oir( hundred and sixty-f-
al.ro applied to hint last 3::ear.
olrilriu.IiS are, therefore, fore, vdrth n)o
t .tilt at dost ()f theoretical Tien, w
write without 1)rrtct:ce.
. ,,
saw
atria,
for
rich
ua ite
l'''o-
:otch
man,
arid,'
)era-
ene
hers
rI la t-
, is
tge,
ery
00,
all
He
bre
in
'nr•
Yate
rr-
our
is
re le
ho
Although his Esti is plainly d
voted to wheat,, yet a cousiderab
area of meadow and s(itiie pasta
].las t,0 -it retained. He riow ow
flr(tit throe hundred utiles of Ian
The yield of wheat has been fart
bushels this year ; and in forme
year,, when tate n.ti.ghi;ors wet
reaping eight, ten, or fifteen bushel
he has had thirty and f�,r•ty.
I11r Johnston says tile' clrainin
pays for itself in two seasons, some
tithes in Thus, lllns, in 1847, h
boullt a piece of tell alc'1•('r, to get _a
cutlet foi itis ctr•at:ns. It was a peer
fe'ct dtlagrriiip, covered with coattrs
aquatic grasses, and so t.rlft•uitft.r
that it would not p'l�'e-we the seed
sown upon it. In 1848 a crop o
earn. was taken front i1, which was
• ! asur.ed and found to lie eighty
. bushels per acre and this, because
,
of the r,a. h famine, coni; v+,s worth
._$1 per bushel that year ; this crop
raid not, only tIi- 1 xf)(�Ilsr1 (,f drain-
age, hut the -Cita cost of the land as
Another pi 'ee of t verity acres, ad-
joining the land ()f the late John
Delafield, eF t5 Wt,•t.t, at 1d would never
1JriIIg more tbali ten bushels of corn
per acro'. This was drained at a
great cost, n�ta,t-lv thirty Collars per
zlt•re. The first crop after this was
ej Airy-tltree� and st Inc odd 1)o1 nds
pi.r acre. It was weighed and
�lr( tUrt:(1 l,v 1.ir. Detafieltl,-a€-i,d the
C nutty 5tt, it=ty tnvazr(It
to M. Jt)iltlsOri. Eight al 1,1f'niititn
Dight ?Teles and
t6t,rtrt= (rids of this land at one
avtrr•.toe(l� ninth four bushels,Ste,
trifling essence of or the
bushels per arras: over what eighty-four
l,t'ur before tl<ese insignificant
tiles were buried iu t a clay
Bret this increase ne ground.
the; only profit ort drainageof
. is not.
Johnston s�, '�that, no 7 for Mr.
ons-llallF'tht us,lEtl to' tclt•.tiri(,d latncl,
t i--til.itc• (:f.1Ua n •.i.c 1
e,
le
re
ns
Ian(
-v
r
s,
g
e
Il
e
l
suffices to give rimiximnm crops. ;t
lis not,di'ificult to find a reason for
this. When the soil issodden with
•water, air cannot enter to any e*-
tent, and thence oxygen cannot ear
or the surfaces df soil particles and
prepare food for . plants ; thus tri
tplaut must, in great measure, d
pend Upon the manure for suster
ance; and, of course, the more this
is the case, the more manure must ol.
.applied to get good crops. This is
one reason, but there . are others
which we might adduce, if one: good
one were not.sufficient.
Mr. rluhndton say:: he -never made!.,
money until he dtained ; .and so con-
vinced is he of the benefits accuring
from the practice, that Ire would .not
hesitate (as he did not when the re-,
stilt was much more nneertain than
thepresent) to ` borrow money to
drain. Drains well made, endure;,
but unless a farmer 'intends doing
the job well, he had hest leave it
alone, and. grow poor, and go out
West, and all that sort. of " thing.
Occupants of apparently "dry land
are not safe in Concluding that they
need not go to the expense of drain-
ing ; for if they will but dig a three
foot ditch in even the' dryest soil,
water will be found in the bottom
at the end of eigh t hours and if it
does come, then draining will pay
for itself speedily..
We know a young farmer in 'Ca-
nada wbo sold cue half his farm to
raise trroaey to urider•(lrairn the., other,
and now sells twice as much crops'
as he did before.'
GREAT CLEA INC SAL'
GIVING- UP BTTS:INESS.
The undersigned intend giving np Business this
Fall, and they will CT:FAR OUT
TICE WHOLE Of T
—AT-
COST PRICE,' F
EIR STOCK
R CASH.
TILE SALE WI7,L START
ONY THE FIRST O AUGUST,
And will continue until t e tiw ole of tho Stock
is sold + tat.
Call early and 'se4 gra .Ba7vaina
The highest price pail f r Butter, dkc. t
All parties owing accounts will
settle them, and save themselves f
J. BONTHR,
Seaforth, August 1;1871.
please call and
u'thor trouble.
N E Sciri.
1139
Warranted by tie
Mabe
THE. l ITJS
EL. I')
For Durability, ,,ualitlr,
Ne tness,'
CANNOT EEQJr4,
A new stock of , th abos e %\
. roc ;red.
FINE GOLD AND
YE11`',LRY
ALWAAS IN EAi-
'Watches, Clocks nci Jewel
description repaircwith n(
despatch, -and warn' rated to
faction. '
85,000 worth of ' ld Go1:d
vented, for which t'le high
cash or trade 4611 b paid.
M. 1' . COLT
lig. Main sti'e
EaMoN•vi
THE BAR
HICKSO\
EW
1ALL IM
tXPOSI'DOR.
I'11P01.J L X11
000DS.
ORTA TION S.
AWING to the general act ance in DAY GOODS, Ye Irate
bought early and very lar ely, both in England and Mon-
treal, and w,uld invite an in,'pection of the stock, ars it is alto-
gether too exten9ive to advertise, but the goods will be mar ked
at the old prices.
CALL EARY.
E. HICKS3.jg & CO.,
MAIN STREET, SEAFQRTH.
OUR _CLOTIHINGG DEP I- TMENT is again in working
order, under new management, with a 'Splendid Stock of Cloths`
to choose from. Fits guaranteed.. -
1hr. air f rx. t
NEAT, CHEA.P
AND
DUR113LE.
MtiNTYRE & WILLIE
WOULD inform the public that they have just eceived a first-class assortm
English Calf and French 1 and English Kip, and h r e now prepared to mak4 nt of french work at prices that cleft
and
e
'coral)etitirtn. An assortment of HOME-11IAD �' WORK kept ct.0°>tantlt• on hand., as. Well as that of
best Toronto and London houses, which will bo sold cho•rp. A g,enl assortment of !Hom - the
13
oo§s kept always on hand..A call is rospeetfni.y solieitel. .Don't a made e
Robertson & Co.'s Hardware Store, and first door south of John Lo. an's.mink ;an
190
forget the place,—opposite
c,—opposite .
THE CIRC[JLAR SA.
Cuts through all opposition.
tif MO R- T S O
Have just received a large and s>]tlendid assortment o; Rogers' and other celebrated makes
C1�
TL E RY,
NiCKOLITE AND Of HER SIVER-PLATED
GOODS,
TEA TRAY'COAL OIL LAMPS,'
L� hfninand
gTurn-table Apple Parers,
Every Penally- should have ono.
IMPROVED CHAMPION AND OTHER.
tEOSS-CCT SkWs, -
rs STOdK'S CELEBRATED EXTRA. MACHINE CHINE OIL
rAT;CH
Finish and
LED.
fiches-jutfft
F ;
SILVER
y of every
t>ness and
i`•£ satis-
lid ,Silver
price in
NE N G 00
WM. TII $ MSO
(Late of Srofortli,)
Begs to inform the p blic tha
opened Grocer•ySto •e,
THE' BIZI.dK i flEM1S s�
Lately occupied b - Mr. John Logan,
'calor
E
h
Rif.
he has
NEAR T.-rl BRIDGE,
Where he will Lee on hand •
A COMPLETE 1 TUCK OF'
Fresh Gr cern
• *6,
Of ev ry description, aprices as•
able as those of any other ho
in the trade.'
The IIigh st Market
P-1ID Fc)ls.
.I:3TJTTER., EGGS, &e., &&
FLOUR Ail f) FEE.1Tj
Kept constantlyhand.
A. call is respectfully a licited..
1.; = 'P H OSI,SO ,
Egmondri, le
e.son-
ea.
riee
Warranted the best in use:
Repairs for Abell's P atelrt Gear and Morse Power,
And every other article required in the Hardware Lino—Shelf and Heavy-.
JACK SCREWS TO IHRE.
SIGN OF- T.IIE - CIRCULA1, SAW,
198 Tl ill I14B P7;30..Vri (. CO.
P UL R NOTICE.
JOHN LCC,
MILLiNE,`..
MI LLI N ERY.
MILLINI+iRY.
MILLINERY.
M1LLI. ERAT..
LA TEST FALL =STYLES:
LAT EST If A LL STY.�.,
LATE 'r -FALL STYt,
LATEST FALL STY ,ES.
LATEST FALL STY
l CHEAPES TN. -TOWN.
1 C1-1-EAPESr, 11\
1 CHEAPES'' IN TO`S\'N
CASE4PEs^t IN Tt' Ox�-VN.
( il.L• AJ? S t I2 TOWN.
AT
MISS A. ERWIN'S,
Reynolds' Block,
;Sear the Depot.
ES.
D. 1VIc.NAUGHT
OULD respectfully i itimate to the
inhabitr.nts of Seaforth and vicin-
ity, tat he nc w carries on business at t
his NEW ShOP, in rear -of Killoran &
Ryan's,
Jobbing of a1 kinds, and Horse -shoeing,
especially,"promiptly attended to
Mas a Lot of
SHAWLS, AT A.NTLES,
--AICD-_.
DRESS C -CODS
Which he is anxious to Sell Off, .st Cost,
YES, BELOW COST
Or any reasonable price that a customer may offer
Therefore, Lanier;, you will please cull at the
Manchester House, 1
MAIN
Soon, and get your pick of the Goods before then
are all :sold.
1 Seaforth, July 25, 1871. 190
STREET,„1
•
M ROBER11SO_MT- .
Cabinet Maker l and
Undertaker,
JiAV1NG purchased Mi. THOMAS BELL'S
HEARSE, 1 am prepared to attend funerals
ou the shortest notice, either in town -or Noun
SU IMEf IS GONE,
BUT THERE IS
a'st Refe 1'.e
•
:A COMPLETE STOCK 0
4NOOLLE
Embracing tbeiargest aesi ns n
TWEET)
B RO DCLOT,
VE'NETIANS,
FOR FALL WEAR
CatitpbelLs
AT
3,
8
No r. 10, 1871.
Seaforth Foundry
ZAPFE & CARTE -R
Would desire to tall attention to their
greatly improved
TI;RESMER - SEPARATOR
hich is able to compete with any. other
Machine in ('anada
ftng its Ina,ily advantages. we e13I at-
tion to the following—the wale the
limier is cnnstruc ed—if re(lil,res less
i ower an(1 is Capable of
€V'ESIII i-MO?iE AND CLEARER
TITAN ANY 0T171:12. •
3 1 `he great complaint among Threslacr,
-always was, that tli(i ceu?d'thresh more
-tlia
•doe
ti S
- they could clean. our improved drum
away with a,ll. the 'complaints ; it
eonstrcaite(1 as to regulate the wind
ee1)the ricltlles fr�,ni ehr,lcin�a^th[4 t -
bIo '.ing any grain over. \Y-1 have :els.
improved our .hili, to prevent the grafi:
I moi g over with the; straw.
\ 7e would invite: Farmers and Thresh
er
s,
generally. n call,
)
. t r�
ti � c .
i2. a
4
and tl
re our stork before leu -chasing e°s •
N ; 'we can sell as cheap as any othe
blishn�ent.
but the best Material used, and the
very best workmen. employed.
"e Machines we sold last )'ear enaLl .
us to say teat they gave better satisfnc-
ti,tn than any other ever sold in this
coun -y.
ITIi'S DOES] POWER.!
kept on ]land at all times
A\ e would also desire to direct the
attention of farmers to our
S± WING MACHINES
Whit i are capable of sawing from forty
) fifty cords of wood. per day.
Supe or Gang Ploughs, Straw Cutters,
Cu1ti tors, Sculllers. Wooden and Iron -
beam Ploughs, Scrapers, Kettles, &c.,
All of which we warrant to give satisfac-
tion, and wit) be sola as cheap as at any
other Establishment m the Province.
REP kI12ING- AND CASTING
• or IV•Elly DESCRIPTION,
Don : on the shortest notice and most
reasonable lei ins.
1431 '-- ZAPFE & 'C��.RTEf:.
limn
C1 ,thing 7i*'t,tabilisin ien;i. i tSfht'
' Fsta
Non
7'
NEW YORK HOUSE
SEAT{ O1TTI.
W. C. would call special attention to some rue
of Canadian Tweeds, • bought very low, and :first
class goods.
CA3IPi3E
197.
IMPORTANT
TO
HOUSEKEEPERS.
000D FLOUR I
AT ALL TIMES.
W. A. SHEARSEM & GO,,
Proprietors of the
S,AFORTH MILLS f
Are now i'annfacturing the best
F11 pili
LY cC I',L.S'Tli Y ,Pram IL'li,
In the Domiuien.
Intending pm -chasers in Seaforth and vicinit-
can rely upon getting our 1 aMilyand Pastry flour -
from the following Dealers, ONLY :—Thos. Leri:, A
ItI. strong, John Walsh,: Jeune, C: L�tit1htw, Alex
Ault, Thomas Kidd. '. 1IeGinnis, WillAnn, & H. Jackson. Ewan i tl 'ille, and at the Settforth
Mills. Orders left at our office, 'Market Snare, will
receive prompt attention.
Farmers desiring to exchangetheirWheat
for Flour, at the IYlill,
'I'tny always rely upon getting our bust Family of
Pastry>;ktur in exchange, in quantities according
4 the valve of their wheat.
W. A. SIHEARSON k CO.
184-tf.
'LOUR
FLOE
L.
i
I AVI G purchased and thoroughly: refitted the !
mills formerly owned by the Messrs. S(OfIE, 1
I am now prepared to iurui,;h
I
FAMILY FLOUR,
Second to NONE IN SEAFO1LTH,
And that w$I1
Co pare favorably with any in the Do -
4 Ili 101 on, -
-- If you went A I FLOUR, ;"r, to the following
1 1
Dealers and ask for MARSHA LL'S —Rowena ber
111.1..B.iIIALL'$ FLOUR :
COFFINS,
ALL SIZES, kept constantly on hant]..
WarAroum s :
Two doors ;south of ext,,, .. Hotel, and ;opposite
t McIntosh and Morrisons Carringc; Factory, Main
street, Seaforth. -
gir _ermis reasonable.
164-t
AVID McN A L'GHT.
SHOP$ FOR SALE.
on Main S
rei•t, Sw.fortlx, opposite Car
M. ROBERTSON.
weeks will find employment -on tne
f-lOVERNMENT DRAINS',
Enquire of t5e foreman on this work.
or apply to the agent at the ofiice Jas
ply tu 0. BLAIN, Contractor_ 1
Air.. SCOTT ROBERTSON,
1
Or at W. MARSHALL'S Alills. e
promptly attended to.
Orders left with W. S. ROBERTSON will be n .1
re id
Parties who wish to
f r
!Exchange Wheat for Flour,- . • A
Are etirtain to receive proper quantity, and an arti- 2 a
de that will defy eompetition. •
CH
AB
ER1NG PROSPECTS
von AN
The resent favorable Spring weather
warran 8 both farmer and mechanic in
making timely preparations for the com-
ing harTest.
TKO SON & WELLSAMS
eral enc mrairement accorded them in the
past, 1,V 1(1 °Cordial:1r invite the atten-
of Farm ..rs to their choice .assortment Of
Harvest ng Afacbiries for 1671. Our
0 /iv Combined Machine,
with Jol nson's Improved SOH talee, leas
given complete satisfaction for the past
owo yea s, and is now otre.red to the
public w th the strongest guarantee for
durabilit anu perfect work.
The :vayuga Chief, Jr.,' Mower,
Which h; s gained for itself a world-wide
reptitatio is again offered as the most
durable 1 antly and best working Mower
known, baing constrnetcd in the body of
the mach
and with
also offer
Johns
ne entirely of iron and steel,
it we defy competition. We
4S'elf Raking Single
Reaper, -
which too first and second prizes atPro-
acknowlec ged to be superior to any other
pattern in w in 'use, as it cuts perfectly,
takes up lodged or toneea grain better
than any other -rake oi reel machine, aud
euts equal y well from el her side of the
field when wind is strong from any di-
rection, cal be raised or lowered when in
motion ai.1( is very duranle.
We invite inspection of mar machin.Pq
ore giving orders elsewhere.
We guarar tee satisfaction in every ma -
TERMS EASY.
oining counties will not (we believe) be
o blind to their own inteiests as to
ive their orders to shops more than
00 miles e. st, when there are lirstclase
mks in t icir midst, building largely
be best m .1).ines, equal to any of the
s me maelii les made In the Province.
Can and .ce us, -send in your orders
mail, or leal with our agents. as in
line-, and o the same terms as your
Our principles of business
prices being established and uni-
m.
11 other
ROOMS TO *RT.
TO i -ET, in S'cOtt's Block, :two eommodious
14.411m on tne second tiat. Apply to
kinds of implements eon -
STEAM ENGINES BUILT,
A d all kinds of MILL 'WORK done.
ddress
:MOMS eV WILLI A MS,
14
Oatmeal
When e writer
burgh, the celeitrat
called his af.tention
the livetage size of
greati-r thall that of
iOn in the world,
even he. Engl aue
EIO hi: a'61)111) ted for t
that he thought it. was
to tLe
Indeed, the writer onst
table at 'almost every
houses of the rieh a
poor. in the morni
mush, and in the eve
ditionai about -
he daily u -e On
o decay III 01.-rf' and
offering, is root, We
1)11141 ask, le the
bas
_he Man itoba C.+431
A Fort Garry etirrt.
forms its that the repot -
gold on Lake” She
that. numbers :ere lea
which are font'
prnident tells ns, t
dared ,,tliat tlie Mines
known to them ftor
lie Ivo us strangers, ho
know the loi,ality tin
good dyke, h e
ti
1
it
ii
ti
years ago stones A-} ere sv-3
venting the fa billois dept
er in the White Pine i
and there, too, the onlikk
vagant rnutors were lite:.
f.)
apla-tared and sw re 1118!
The tonsequeeee was
the whim 4e. rt'Stlit'S 116a,
rounds that tho men
1:-.1beliandowan. and that ;,-
voloutoers belonging to _
Will desert and resign t
the i,iek-;ixe. The ean
that gold exists in the 1_,;!
-or region, but we would ii:
who have visioins of ma
fortune to wait until tin
diseovery has been then:
tinned,. As to what the -
Indian is mail ro say, i
inz around Lake Shehantl
wititer season ; and the
turn who stakes uut liiii
months of tbe 'nit inteM
11,
to speak -Of le ving to
thut the mine. will be 1:
,ti.
the report tur out tr0
possession uf mo- own 1
miners have biliteto beet
to f -•ell theit good fortune
cans, ninny (4f whom NO
fortunes which might, i
mauled in Canada. If
good thing let ins try ane,
it ourselves,— Tomah, Tel
The PMS141i'lli of Yale
eently gave the follo.e
the stutkntts of that inst:
Young num. Von are the
of :,vonr own f4n-tuties.
Take for your star,
faith, honesty, and it
seribe on Your Lanntn,
fool, plueli is hero.'
and steer your -own sin
nundeer that the, great a
mantling is to tal:e fa
the wodr, Don't prat -ti.
humanity Think well
position, Put /plat( es
Over a rough
go to the bottonit. Fire
mark. yon intel.d. V)
ah0Ve the -en k4<)!1S and
Energy, invinollt dote
that 'neve the e .1
1)on't die W. nt net S111111
novels,. Den't marry to:
'kith it. DAT roar G I
self reliant. De gel:emus.