The Huron Expositor, 1872-02-16, Page 3e
6. 1872,.
RAtLAY . TIME TABLE.
Trains Leave the Seafe
allows t----
Expects,
2.37 r� TA'
ig
flat
L
rzprem
0.50 A. M.
iu.
rth station
aan.
8.40 P. aaa
ztram
-8.00 A. Ar.
1 -WHEN you are in Seaforth, just'
into frank Paltr�idge's< Photograph
r: Gal.-
leryr 'twill, do 3 cur heart good. Only I
EFI=L per dozen. Scott's Block, Seaforth.
augln
'bleb_
and PARTICULAR '
Ltio : TIO
pro- - r
leli-
ve
[,. ice
was
lie
rl-
ne
lie
mg
s
%
.b
Hees a Lot of
LOQA
SHAWLS, MANTL
5S: GOODS
!Which he is anxious to Sell
Off,. at Cost,. .�
YES, BELOW -COST,
any reasonable price that a customer. mays
Therefore;.ladies, your will please eali
stabs:
lVanchester` Hoarse
MARI STREET t
oon„ sad get your pick of the Goods; before they
ora all sold.
Seaforth, Jay' 25,1871.
wo
EGM€IONDV"ILL
•EY STORt.
WM.. ITIOAPISON,
(Late of Seaforth,)
AS received at fresh supply of Choice Family
Groceries, of eery description, embxaciagvenr
Eine-flavored 'Teas,
of various varieties.
A iso, Sugars, Coffees, Spices, Fish,
TOB
Biscuits and every oiher artalie in.*
an of which he will sell at prices asllow vas can
n he
had at Seaforth or. in any Houxc in the County.
BUTTER .AND EGGS
taken in exchange fol goods as cash.
J) OUR AND FEED
of
every description, keit constantly on hang;•. i>¢
cludizag Shearson d Co.'s No. 1. -
A call is respectfully solicited;.
WM. THOMSON.
PEME_MBERTHE BRICKSTORE,
�
LOGA S OLD STAR.
SHROUDS !° SHROUDS r
ROBERTS.-ON,
CABINET IrATUIR AND UNDERTAKE$;, -
Johnsan's Old Stand,
e street,. Seaforth, has now on hard a g
oad
assortment of
NA eh he can furnish Cheaper than they can ba
got elsewhere. 205.
NOTICE
TO
D_EBTORS.
ALL 1iCUOUNTS of the current year and also
accounts and notes of other debts contract, -
ed in pravious years must be paid on or before the -
10th clay- of January, 1472. Otherwise they wilt
be placed in Court for collection, as my business
mast be wound up at once.
GRAIN of all kinds,. Pork, Butter, &c:.,
will be taker iia pa,, iuent of accour is "er ..hotel, ab
the highest market price„ rap: to the above -state
time. JOIN LEON.
. inleysille, Dec. 6;1571. 20W
ILK. MILK.
rms. wishing NEW MTI I4 can have
RLIYEREII AT THEIR RESIDENCES,
IN 5.E Fag Tif,
Every week -d4 morning. from date.
} JOHN HABKIRS,
North Boa&
206
November 16,1871.
TE TO FARMERS. -
HLTRY WANTED.
The ttrxdersigned is nog* prepared to pay the
Highest Price,. in. Cash,'
For any quantity of good well-dressed:
L T - f Y
7elirered at the Egg Emporium, Seafortlr.
r ' The Poultry must all be dream.
1207 D D. WILSON.
3 ARLI G .SCOTTT
HS ING purchased the wholesale department,
of Thcrrna, Baru Furniture Shop,, we are uOW
c.1'areci t€-
StPLWHOF,FS---ALE ))EATERS
WITH -PcrlTETjS,
..
*aver than it ever was sold before, as we ; have
`tde great additions to the machinery and in*
ud Yaan,ufaeturing extensively.
I?reties may be sure of good work,, as none but
u(1 mechanics are employed. A. good, stook kale
i 4tautly on hand..
lam- her taken in exchange.
1: arrtiug done on shortest notice.
` Thomas Bell's 01d Shop,
Corner of Market Square,, SEAFORTH-,.
14.13 ° SPARLING & SCOTT.
X16, 1.872.
BRIEF NOTES.
A.rs. Mill, in England
obtained ,-a divorce, but,
was ordered to pay her bus
500 a year. This, if tru
tainly in the -words of
"sauce for the goose." •
-- The Inebriate Asylum
liamton now contains ,102
The institution is . aid to
supporting, althoug ;roan
patients pay nothing for t
—An.Ohio elan his be
ed seventy-five years, and
bis Mother-in-law as a boar
ing the whole time. Alth
is now 105 years old, there
be no prospect of his, im
_, ,
—The Prince Alamaya, so
Tate Emperor TheodoreofA
Sas returned to England, a -
ing travelled in India and
.e. native
II has for otton• Til n e
g
age—the Abyssinian -and
and • deports himself like .a
English gentleman.
— What can equal Yank
nuity ? It is said- -that
have been issued for . eve
hundred and fifty washing -ma
yet recently another one h
presented to the Patent -office
claims to. avoid every 'point
prececlg ones, and to . work
entirely new principle. .
— Lord Derby recently m
an anecdote which seems to
prima facie, that education .
respects is "vaineiess." At
ering- in. Australia not long
four people met, _ three of
were shepherds on a sheep
One of these had taken a deg
Oxford, another at Canbridg
, third. at a- German University
ti fourth was their employer, _ a
ter, rich in- flocks and herd
scarcely able to • res.c and
much less -to keep his own acc
— A petition for signatur
been drawn up by the num
friends of, the Rev. J. Selby W
e wife murderer, praying
"Home Saeretaryto respite the
p
dem:ned man. The grounds on w
they urge that his life sho ll
spared are his age • and hit
blameless life. Mr. Watson, w
still: in Newgate jail, �mauiain
same calm demeano which
characterized. his con I 'sine
arrest. i'
--- The Russian czar and :lis
est son are not on the best of te
former prefers to speak i
German language, the languag
his mother and wife ; while the
who is the leader of the Nation
Old Ijrussian party, converses
in Russian, and -allows no o
address him. in a foreign lang
unless it be aa.• foreigner. He
cards all those foreigh • cast
which have heretofore been pre
ent at court hence the breach
tween father. and son. It is
that the emperor strongly de
that his brother Constantine
be emperor after him.
— In Smiles' -work on " Cha
er," just published . by the -Harp
is the following "personal" on
late Lord. Palmerston, showing
value of work, A gentleman
day asked his lordship who'll()
siclered a man to be -'in the prima.
life. His immediate reply
CC Seventy nine ! . but,"- he ad.
with a -twinkle in his eye, ''
have just entered my eighti
year, perhaps •I ani myself a li
past it." Macaulay wrote his " L
of Ancient Rome" in the war o
while Secretary of War. J
Stuart Mill's principal works w
ritten when in office in the
India House. Gladstone, Bulw
Disraeli, and Lord John Russ
were always at some literary .wo
while in office.
GAIETIES.
, recently
it is. said,
band .$1,-
e, is cer-
old saw,
at Bing-
2atients:
be self
y* of the
reatrent..
en marri-
has had
der dur
()ugh she
seems to
mmediate
of the
byssinia
fter han-
China.
la.ngu
dresses
young
ee inge-
patents
r 'eight
chines
as been
which
in all
on an.
t
entiond
show,
ins some
a gath-
sin:ce
whom
-faun.
ree at
e, the
The`
squat-
, but
write,
ounts.
re has
erotis
atson,
the
con -
hick
d be
herto
ho is
s the
has
e his
eld-
erms.
n° the
e of
son,
al or
only
on to
cage
die=
oms
be-
said-`
sires
s
raat-
els,
the
the
oris
con-
e of
was
ded,
as I
eth
the
ays
ffice,
Jo
ere
East
er,•
ell
rk
Sister B –"does hope that the
new niniater will dor somethntg to
rejuvenate the church it is getting
so docile." s
— " Haven't you any manners l"
`angrily asked a young man of his
sister, as she moved her chair, -on ,i
the back of which his feet were
gracefully poised.
—An 'old lady says that " this
going==tuff to be clocto-redis all well
enough if folks are well to start .on
but if they are sick she thinks they'd 1 ma
better ,say at liorne."
--A gentleman . �. in
g m In one 'day at din- you
nee was making away with a large
the-
puddingclose by, when he .was told 1 a d
by a servant that it was a dessert. the
"It matters not tom " I
e, he said, plo
would eat it if it were a wilderness."
pos
Pvizch pictures a parent coni laill- I(o
ing to a peclagogee, " comp
laid-
see ye ve,);i�t T
my son into grammar and jography.. one
Now as I neither mean him to be a save
midister or a sea -captain, its '-
o no the -
use. Gix>t, liim a plain business Cllil
eddicaton "' -
T •
---` Mamma," said a five-year old
Nellie. "they sung `I want to be
an angel' in Sunday School to -day,
and I &sung with therm." " W1i jr,'
Nellie !". exclaimed mamma, - tr could
you keen time with the rest 2" " O.
yes i kepi, ahead of them most all
tits wtly_"
A Wisconsin paper states that
little girl, eight years old, is beg-
Sing in the ;streets of Oshkosh, with
a paper which c .rtifies that " the
bearer is a widow•. ith five children,
in destituLe circum tances."
--- An Ohio fa •mer has shaved
himself with the same razor for
fifty-five years, an considers it to
be now only in the edge of its use
fulness.'
= Mrs. .Brown, .of North Ca:io-
line, haying stated that she cured
her ,consumption by partaking 43f
kerasene oil, her example was quick-
ly followed by - several neighbors.
The` delusion was soon exploded,
however. k ..
--- A Minister at a eolored wed-
ding, wisl`ing:to:make souse _hiitner-
ous 'remarks, said, rc On such occas-
ions as this it customary to kiss
the bride, but in this case we .will
omit`it To this ungallant remark
the indignant bridegroom very ped:
tinently replied, ""On` such occas•-
signs as this it is customary t9 give
the minister • $ 10, but in this case
we will omit it. ,
♦4.-
Nolses.
"Inja ns," the American huno •ist
has remarked,. "is pison.". Let me
note a few noises, which, • to y
sense, are - more de,eterious than
• Red Indians;. strychnine, or hyd rate
of chloi al, .. Newsboys' are " piso». "
1 must e'en buy the newspaper --ion
Sunday morning—but I hate lthe
vendor. The key of the newsbnly's.
voice seems to nie to argue hardened,:
callous imprudence. Moreover, the
young rougue intersperses his p•o-
fos.5ional chant with catcalls sugges-
tive of the threepenny 'gallery, and
with refrains culled from the antle-
ology :of . the music :halls. Iron
hoops» again—hoops re " in" just
now—especially when the conductor
rattles ta whole giund of noises -on
the : metallic circle w' th a metallic
rod, • make a detesta le noise. A.
handsome cab at full speed liver a
freshly laid macadam is an abomina-
tion ;, and under any ircunistances
the noise made by a ra l way carrietj's
van a8 *ell nigh unbe ruble.
There can be very li
of opinion, Il should s
repulsiveness of the so'
the tearing of calico, t
doors, the passing of
over silk,-the`endeavor
obstinate glass stopper
or the scraping .of,
Concerning sounds, the
of which is .sufficient
teeth on edge, it is not
say -much- more. The
of stringed instal gents
tra isalikewise obviou
able to any person ha.vi
music ; -yet -Donizetti,
.composer, whose brothe
d'orchestra to the Suite
used • to relate that th
scraping of " the -bowe
with the Mair of the ho
musical performance
Commander of the with
to take the -greatest
regards' other musical
point of thein being agr
reverse stay. be consider
.decline .to. offerany
opinion 3dncerning orga
There are times when
gropnd organ discourses,
sweet sounds, and I could embrace
the brown instrumentalist from
Genoa as my long -lost " brc ther.
There are -other seasons' when I
could sally forth into the street in
my slippers Plyrs • shake the instrument-
alist out of his brown velveteen
jacket and his senses at one and the
same time, and .deliver 1� ilii over to
the tormentors, in default of his iin
.mediately moving on. 1The same
May be' said of Gertan bands.
Whether you like a German band
in London, or detest ir,' (depends to
a great extent on a first gause actu-
ating two other • ca uses. I; The pri
Mary is the weather, which influenc-
es your liver,- the state ,,of which' ie -
acts upon your temper. The result
is occasionally 'A state of excitement
.on that ide`.•despair, and .. on -this.
side homicide. '
The sound of the postman's knock
is to some a death -knell ; 'to others
a tiling of joy.: But some definite
rules may be laid down with` respect
to our friend Avid], the p} -rein tory
ra+-tat. p
In - the country the post
•
tle c[i ferenee
y, . as' to ti e
lids made
e creaking .f
.wet fing
to remove a
rona:a bottl ,
late penci
bare thought
to set you -:
necessary t
"tuning up'.
in an orehe
ly disagre
g an ear fo
the famou
was m� aitr.
Mahmoud
eaco xhonu
I
s of .the cat
se" "was the
which the
'al was wont
elig h t. As
noises the
eable or 'the
d moot. I
dogmatical
grinding.
the worst
to ire, most
n s knock is generally a boon—
to
wn it is generally a bore. Nine
ug people out of ten like. to hear
postman's knock ; eleven lout of
ozen of middle-aged pe ple wish
General os't office and its 'em-
yees at.Jericho ; ancl!now that
t -cards are established fat Hong
ng to boot. I
he noise of baby is unm'stakably
that cannot be clogmati eci. upon, -
to this extent, that to al women
cries of all -infix rets are ielicious.
drys men would like t o 'bloke
i'aby .fate • ftc»iilias winces ander_
the torture, ouL endures it smilingly.
knew,
bach e]or
Forox
One bachelor, indeed, I on
and a remarkably crusty
he was ; I will call him M.
---who professed to take huge de-
light in the uproar of the .ursery.
"I like to hear babiescry," he.
would• say, with` a hideous grin ; READY -MA:
" but't11en 1 like to hear a pig Leing
killed, and, a. schoc�l.yboy bels caned. Direct
• - _ ' o
•
E I- URO X:POSIT'OR.
babies .cry 1 Because they've• got
the stomach -a he. They're suffering,
ha ! ha !"
The oitse o a grand piano -forte.
Hump ! Th point is moot again.
Stay. A j pia o -forte in your own
house, r over . the way, may be tol-
erable. But , ext door, with a very
thin pa' tition- all, and the perform-
er vet i the i dimentary stages of
the vase fro., 'Faust." Horror!
With r Bard t.the accordion, and
its sist r frena, the 'concertiena, I
can onl regar them as insti uments
of whit' the possession should not
be permitted b the law of the land.
Nay ; I regard the . abcordion as r e
motely ani moral instrument.
Note this, that whenever a shop -boy
robs the till, dr a junior 'clerk ern•
bezzels he petty cash it is invari-
ably di covered that among the ar-
ticles es
lr ',.
p chased by the criminal
froml -o� i
hi ill en funds, have been
a. pistal arid an accordion. To- dis-
miss mu ical noises, I riay hazard a
suspicio $ that ost of us have a fur-
tive fon. tress'r the banjo. The
truth is that tie
banjo is a kind of
lute, and the lute is.a kind of fiddle;
the most exquisite of musical instru-
ments, a. done whose notes awaken
nothing ut mirth, and jollity, apd
sympath 9, and gratitude in the hu-
rnar' bre, st!—t 1. the Year Round.
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REMOVAL 4OF 'ROSS'S HOTEL
is AND TAGE FFICE.
Ta-6�Hsubscriber cgs to .s ate that he has re -
11r. M. Robertson ias'a Cabin t Factory, near the
Station, which he' has fitted ti in a suitable maza-
her for a Hotel. He invites 11 his old friends and
Customers to his new quarte s where ho will be
happy to attend to their wan s: First-class Stab,
ling and largo yard in comic tion. Parties going
North will find it to their ad- entago to patronize
Moss's Mail=Luxe of Stages, ;vhieh start from this
Hotel:
203
JAMES ROSS.
Opening
At the
777
-MAI`-STP
SET, $
SIGN OF BL:
NEW FURS,
NE
And
They're all su$ring, Why do Which will 1
•
AFORTH,
K BEAR:
SH e WLS,
NE DRESSES,
large lot of
E C
om Engle
e sold v
°THING,
d,
ry
ry cheap.
t
TEWART, T
OMPSON &CO'.
AI 9LE
YV1LLE
i
ARE SELLING OFF THE BALANCE OF THEIR
FALL
AYD WINPER STOOK.
VERY LOW,
To make room for Spring Importations.
EDIT I,S'THE TWE TO SECURE BARGAITS.
Call nd Examine for
Yourselves u selves ..Before
Purchas' ngg
x Elsewhere.
REM
:EMBER THE PLACE—LEO'.ICIE'S OLID STALV.D.`
STEWART, THOMPSON t CO.
AINLEYVILLE, Jarwary, 1872.
"DOMINION HOUSr.»
CASH VS. CREDIT.
FOR ONE MONTH, ONLY,
N. M. LIVL\GSTOTE
WILL ALLOW A DISCOUNT OF
10 PERGLENT.
ON ALL CASH PURCHASES AMOUNTING TO
5.00
AND UPAV A.R-D.
Just received, large and carefully selected stocks of -
FRESH TEAS, SUGARS, TOBACCOS, &c..,
All of which will be subject to the above discount. Now is the time to obtain
ARGAINS. The above offer being genuine, will .he adhered. to in ever case
when purchasers, pay CASH DOWN, y '
Goods marked in plain figures at the lowest market rates.
Convince yourselves by making an early inspection,
N� M. LIVINGSTONE.
AINLEYVLLLE, January, 1872.
NOTICE.
ALTHOUGHBOOTS & SFI()ES,
WOOLLEN GOODS,
CROCK ERY, ETC.
Have advanced from 10 to 20er
p cent,
WE WILL NOT
Put u.�. .� the (DUDS now ju - TStock
FOR A SHORT TIME.:
E. HICKSON Sc CO.
MONTR1,4L HTOUSE, SEAFORTH.
j.
999.
C. WILSON
Has --purchased and increased the stock formerly belonging to S. Powell,
and has now on hand a first-class Stock of-,,.
ROC h;1tI N;S,`VISES = I[iIQUORS,
FLOUR, FEED ar. PROVISIONS,
Also, a stock of
Spencer's and Carling's Al4P,
In Casks, Half Casks, . and Quarte;; Casks,
VERY CHEAP,
Goods delivered in any p art.of the e town.
Remember the place, Powell's Old Stand,
Opposite the Mansion Hotel, Seaforth.
213
;GUELPH SEWING,MACHINE
THE .0SBi
Z
40
CR c.5
G�
C.
W'
ti's
W
•,•rte
z "
Lock -Stitch Sewing
MACHINE
Thousands throughout Canada are
now using these machines. They have
been tested beyond .allu estiorr make.the favorite lock -stitch, alikee on both
sides, and are- pr pounced superior to
any other machine offered, the public.
For wide range of work, perfetion,
beauty and excellence of mechanism,
adaptability, strength and durability,
The Osborn Sewing Machine' Has
No Rival.
sar Improvements have lately] b€en
made, , enabling the manufactur rs to
4
claim it as the lie plus ultra of Swing
machines, Hundreds of testimonials ate
being rle1 received daily from ois well as
new operators attesting its wonderful
capabilities; Will - d o all kinds 61' do-
mestic sewing, from the finest ea.inbric
to the coarsest overcoat or upper leather.
GUARANTEED TO BEAS RE/PRESENTED,
OR NO SALE, WARRAN=TED FOR
TRREE. YEARS. • z'Ai
The i Osborn Outfit is complete •and
readily comprehended. Is sold at one-
half the price hitherto charged for lima=
chines doing a like range of work, the
manufacturers being determined to place
it within the reach of every farnily in
the country.
A TRIAL FEFOnE 'PURCHASE Will CM -
vin
G
e
all that our machines are ullx
equaled;
THE GUELPH REVERSILE
Is pre-eminently the best Single -Thread
Machine offered to the public—hence its
marvelotn_s success. Will de al-ivvar•ieties
of domestic sewing. PRICES GREATLY
REDUCED.
Hand Machine, with full outfit, $12 ;
Treadle : do., $17. each - machine
guaranteed.
IV Agents wanted everywhere. Splen-
did inducements to make money.
Apply to
- GUELPH SEWING MACHINE CO.,
GUELPH, CANADA.
W. . WATSON, Agent,
180-ly . SEAPORT:
THE AGRICULTURAL • MUTUAL
ASSURANCE ASSOCIATION
QF CANADA.
HEAD OFFICE ... .... I,o'�fi01' ONT.
Licensed by the Dominion government.
CAPITAL, FIRST OF JANVARY, 1871,
$23!1,242 25.
Cash and Cash Items, $72,289 55.
This Company continues to grow in the public
confidence. On the lst January, 1871, it liad in
force 84,528 Policies, haying, during the year 1870,
issued the immense number of 12,819 Policies.
Farmers, patronize your own CANADIAN
Company that has done such good service ainongst
you. For Insurance apply to
203 CHARLES MORROW,
Agent, Clinton P. 0.
'PAINTING. .
JAMES WLLIANIS
Begs to intimate to the public that he
has removed from McIntosh & 1VIor-
i'iso
n s Carriage Factory, and iias rented
Mr. William- Grassie's Paint
Shop,
Where he may be found at any time.
Mr. Williams is prepared to :execute,.of
the shortest notice, all kinds of
Carriage Painting, Sign. Painting
and Ornamental Work.
Give him a call. Remember the place,
opposite Murray's Stables. 170-13t
NOTICE TO DEBTORS,
riviRE -17 undersigned desires to spate that he has
received instnictions to extend the time for the
payment of debts due the estate of G u 'rM
Dawns, until next Court day. All debts clue at
that time will positively be sued, without respect
to persons.
205 Jv S. PORTER, Seaforth.
SHOPS FOR SALE.
FOR SALE, two shops and forty-four le -et front-
magel's onHotelblain
. Apstreet,
plyto Seaforth, opposite Car-
195- td. 8 J. MATTER.
D. McNAUGT
OULD respectfully intimate to the
inhabitants of Seaforth and -iehi-
iter, that he now carries on business at
;his NEW S110P, in rear of .Killoran&
Ryan's.
Jobbing of all kinds, and Norse -shoeing
specially, promptly -attended to,
Terms reasonable.
164-t DAVID McNAGGIIT.
J. P. BRINE,
LICENSED AUTCT101 1EER for the County of
Huron. Sales attended in all parts of the
Country. All orders left at THE EXPOSITOR office
will be promptly attended to. - - 198
CALVES FOR SALE.
THE snbseriber has for Salo two via -bred BULL
i CALVES, got by a thorough -bred Bull. Also,
two STEER CALVES. For terms and other par-
ticulars apply to
SAMUEL CAB dCHAN, dr.,
217-4* Mill Road, Tuckersraith,