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The Huron Expositor, 1872-07-12, Page 3'ry 12 18:72. cee CANING it DOOR AND BLIND T, - .ubseriber having bought out o the good- It of tin' late g i to fell all orders in his line of buses es' Doors aild Atoukti, tON HAND A• DE TO ORDS On the shortest acinic. S .O PLA X. Strictly attended to. JAMES BENNET . file, May ib; 1873. 2032-47 LEOHTII PLANING AIII41.4 DOOR AND BLINDgtoRy. aerzbez- begs leave to thank his leeeteneeatia rs for the liberal patron, xi rozuutencing bra: ose iu op , eafarth, rale, are With he may be favored a eoutinuarft me ir1ing to build would do well tea as he v. -ill continue to kee of all kieids of Fon bin- .PINE LITIVB t , S, BLINDS, MOULDINGS [INGLES, L iTEIt ETC. 3 c:`i.txtle 2t of gT#,1:ir.zszaisf'tict` €fur stag with their gee toWogs - pita as aro workmen urworkmen are employ -epi.. gee ellara,ttention paid to eastern P ORN H. BRO' FO yr ANTS A GOOD SUBSTANTIAL or a iiia: STYI,.LSH HUS I Arvi cRAssiE -SE APORTR, and and for sale a number of hsn eul double BI';, O('rlES. all well rtrued of the very best mat. dat IBER WAGONS €:ylltnee of build, and ease in rpassed by any msnufacturer in the J IUT WAGONS on bank ani 'GRAS= sells as the as are other tin the Count-. HAC SMiTHINU b Work attended to pronmptiy, THE Sj fARD effil gAeNtePACI t. -RED BY LANCHARD& SONS rd, New Hampshire.. € eeidedly the best and cheap nt ,en °leered to the Canadian public. s, works easily, and makes the best Lo maple and durable.. ARIER.S N O SUIT No S A LM work satisfactorily it can ba re, can be seentme at any time ..r Iwarro Store, Seaforth. John 0. C. WILSON, Anricuit;ered Implement Agenzt- t- . eae-t ....efeaea fie<i e Tl em tt,FF. 644 HE BEST hil E Tl HIE' Cavi bfsFtc•.( at -s ra stet tea ! � r LYE //O Il'` " ',as/ all stylesand sizes, and /' Cy�F 3 j T ": l> �Jy� �. o.. in :FYI style t. - received a: splendid laid supply of pr ii tensed 1v -e`.&'• s tt `-r ar t;rrany F ht-ra Indus. `-'rey and perfeetinn of cote tkf weak, i re:a light gauze 80 r t,-feay teed E xt etness df .t EFl t3f.:Ig p, i.:eet. and a -- tad lower threads, ds, ai Hirt:.. axe= unrivalled - F I and h ajtr actions € vQzL 1.t eat on trial,lir rented by Lein lee. ":4:. N. WATSON,. Seaforth. ea- TO SEE cLS' BELL,eet, Seaforth, rg Worth looking at in the ITURE . ed a large quantity of URNITURE inert, for UTI, sand (l::4. fgry,- tIi going to e l t Bert ones Hardware 2] tar M .. amrna " said a little boy , 3 who bad been sent, to diet a towel before the fire, it is it done when. it's_. S13 W�131 i-" yy .i M �vAn Irishman went into -a Chi- eagostore, and says he, ' Did you put in the paper you wanted a man, Sur' ' Yes,' said the store -keeper ; and I distinctly stated all 'applica- tions must be made by -mail. ' 'An' faith an' it's meselfhat's a male,. Mire,' said Pat ; and:=he was hired, -A South Carolina editor offers l,ls'paper free one year, to the than wbo brings him the largest water- melon of the season. Iii the mean- time he intends to live on the mel - anis that don't take the prize., _.'Mother,' said a .lad, is it wrong to break egg -shells .' Cer- tainly er-tainly not, my dear,' replied - the mother ;'but what do you ask such silly questions for r ' Beca ise I have just dropped the basket with all the eggs in it," replied he. A story is told of an excellent.. performance of the " Messiah." - -A farmer took his wife to hear the grand music, and, after listening with apparent enjoyment, the pair became suddenly interested in one of the choruses : 'We all like sheep. have gone astray.' First a sharp sop- Jana voice exclaimed. ' We all like sheep—.' Next a deep bass and its performances gage thorough satisfaction. The ,cost of the a gyro," with all appliances sufficient for six hundred shots, is in the first in- stance, 13 ($15). After the first cost, 18 pence (36 cents) will paw the expense of six dozen shots, as- suming that the person shooting is skilful enough to hit. his- bird every time. The " gyro" in its flight close- ly resembles the action of a pigeon, going off straight, estinm on its 'dings, or darting off swiftly like a snipe, thus afloding the best of practice for the hand or eye. A runt- to Highlanders. On the 4th inst., a gentleman -connected with one of the Lochlo- mond - Hotels proceeded south. to Bowling for the purpose of obtain- ing a special licence for selling spir- its at Carman Fair. The gentleman referred to wore a handsome high- land bonnet, adorned -with a silver crest bearing the Royal Arms of Scotland—a Lion Rampant. - On presenting himself to the supervisor, he was politely informed that he had given himself much unneces- sary trouble, as no special licence was required. With.a keen eye tc} busi- ness, however, the supervisor . in- quired if his visitor had a licence for wearing the, beautiful crest in' his Highland bonnet remarking that voice uttered, in the most earnest the matter also belonged tolls de - tones : ' We all, like sheep--' Then S partmmnt, and in the most friendly all the singers at once asserted We all, like sheep—' ' Darned if T dor exclaimed olid Rusticus to his partnere' I like beef and bacon, but .1 can't bear sheep'meat.' -.. A minister was tramping through the settlements of Wiscon- sin, doing - good where he might. Ile tarried for the- night at one of the pioneers' cabins. The old aro:: Mall while preparing supper, en tered into conversation with her vis- iitor, and the following colloquy took place:. ' Stranger, where might you be from'?" ' Madam, I reside in -. Shelby County, Kentucky.' ' Wall, stranger, hope no offence, but what nought you he doin' way up. here I' Madam, J'n searching for the lost sheep of the house of Israel.' 'John- J€ihn,'shouted the old. lady, ' come right here this minute ; here's a stranger all the *ay froni Shelby County, Kentucky, a h u ntin' stock. I'll just bet my life that tangle - baked old ram that's been in our lot for the Iast week, is one - of irS'n!' -- -' You have lost your baby, I hear,' said one gentleman to another. ' Yes, poor little tiling, it was only five months old. - We did all we could for it. - We had font doctors, 'blistered its head and feet, put mus- tard poultices all over it, gave itt nine calomel powders, leeched its temples, had it bled, gave it, all ands of medicines, and yet after a week's illness it died.' There is a station on the Pitts - manner, ventured to suggest, that the licence, which cons .1✓1. ls. should be taken out there and then, in order to prevent . a prosecution for the penalty of £20, which he would in that case waive. No other course being open, the Highlander paid his guinea, and received the necessary licence for enabling him to wear his armorial bearings for a year. ly through an even more a mat than their archit It is generally tennaa or.'feedei the head of ins organs. ' Throu transmitted by tl are regulated. .the government ¢f a beehive is regu- lated by the vibi ations communicat- ed through the feeders. - If cut off, all order appears to be destroyed— no one knowing what to do. A few experiments with a pair of scissors would settle the question respecting their office with termites, or indeed most .inseets. - xtensive colony, is- er of astonishment ctural activity. admitted that an - s protruding from cts are the guiding h the sensations rem, all their doings t is thought that _=s - Homely Girls. ow did that -homely woman con- triv to get married - is not unfre- ;que try remarked of some good do- mestic creature whom_ her husband regards as the apple of his.eye, and - in whose plaice face • he' sees some- thing better than beauty. Pretty girls who . are vain of their charnib; are rather prone to make observa- tions of this kind ; and conscious- ness of the fact that flowers of love- liness are often left to pine on the stem, while weeds of homeliness 'go off readily, is no doubt in many cad s at the bottom of the sneering question. The truth is, that most menprefe-x horneli,oess and amiability to beauty and caprice. Handsome women are sometimes very hard to please. - They are apt to overvalue themselves and in waiting for an immense bid occasionally overstep the market. Their plain sisters, on the contrary, aware of their personal deficiencies, generally lay themselves out to produce an agreeable iwpres- sion,'and iu most instances succeed. They don't aspire to capture para - g bur , Fort Wayne and Chicago. ( gons with princely fortunes, but are to take anything thin -Railroad called Hanna, in honor of I willing y g res pectable. a deceased citizen of Fort Wayne. A train stopped there -the - other day, and the brakeman, after the manner of his class, thrust his head -inside - the door - and ,. called out : Hanna,' loud and long. A young -lady, probably endowed with the poetic appelaion _ of Hannah, sup-' j posing he was addressing her, -and shocked at his familiarity on so short an acquaintance, frowned like a . thunder -cloud and retorted, i Shut your mouth!' He shut it. —A worthy miller, wishing for as portrait - of himself, applied to • a painter to have it accomplished: "But," said he, " I am a very ind us- .triaus man. I wish bo be painted as`looking out of the window' of niy mill.- But when any one looks at ire, I wish to pop my head in, so as not to be thought lazy, or as spend- ing too much time at the window." "Very well," said the painter, " it shall be done so." He painted the mill and the mill window. The miller looked at it. " Very well," said he, bui, where is myselflook- ing out l" -" Oh," -said the painter, "whenever one looks at the milt, you know, you pop. your head in to preserve your credit for industry. "That's right—that's right," said the miller. "I'm content—just so. I'm in the mill now, ain't 17 Just so; that will do. - - - Good News for the Pigeons. We learn that an English - gentle- reran named G. S. Bussey, of an antimalitarian turn of mind, has in- vented a steel pigeon, which - is to take the place of live birds in shoot- ing match -s. -The _gentleman has not been actuated solely by a desire eto prevent cruelty to animals, His ,;avowed object was to " Ford un t limited sport at a comparatively small cost ' but if his machine be- comes widely adopted, the benevo- lent ideas of Mr. Bergh, will be furthered without an appeal 'to the stern rigors of the law. The inven- tion is called - a " gyro -pigeon." It consists of a steel fan formed very much -like the toy known as an aei ial top. The fan is made to rise by a rotary motion given to it by a spring. Tne gyro -pigeon was re- cently on exhibition at the Museum f Fire Arms, Rye - lane, Peckham, Taming animals. Severity is neither required nor practiced by -successful tamers of wild animals. There is no course of treatment that so. quickly and effec- tually s'ibdues the ferocity of savage beastsorbirds as repetitions of kind- ness. Even lions, tigers, the grizzly bear of California, and the polar bear may be taught acts of obedience by simply gaining their confidence. As soon as they are satisfied that no harm is intended, of which- all car- nivorous - animals seem to entertair>a an - instinctive apprehension at the hand of man, they become docile, coinparativel:y, as far as compatible undera deprivation of liberty, and regard him as a friend. Fear should not be excited. A single blow is never forgotten, since ever after they stand on the defen- sive ; nor can their distrust be over- come with some of them by years of tender -intercourse. In the process of breaking horses and- oxen, which simply means teaching them what is expected of them, neither whips nor chains are necessary, Repeti- tions of kind acts, with soft words, never fail of being understood by them. Economy of Ants. - td w- >✓ `Zi CD CD CD Naturalists dwell with - admira- tion .-upon the extraordinary habits of ' ants in warm countries.- Even with us these little- things, hardly large enough to be seen with glasses, particularly red ones that infest sugar bowls and play antics in a pantry, manifest intelligence that!, puzzles philosophers. One species in Peru is about an inch long. They actually travel in such vast bodies as tQ make paths through jungles which - travellers follow. On the veracity of several distinguished explorers - they have been seen on a march in a fearfully hot sun, each rrotected by a green leaf carried by the stem, shading themselves as a lady does with her parasol. Not only in the construc- tion of their domicils do these in- sects exhibit tact and skill in refer- ence to comfort and - security, but their expeditions in pursuit of favo- rite food, crossing streams and com- municating good or bad hews quick - NOSNHOP 'O H td ti `110 paTTOa Ted r m 0 —1 —1 U) 0 0 m 13 00 U) M all' 3O,, N-OIS 0) +-11 cn m. C � e rnz rrr- immastremeessseeta STOVES, TINWARE AND COAL OIL. THWART, TIIOMPSON & C°'S IS THE PLACE TO GET THE BEST VALUE AND LARGEST SELECTION OF DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, . - HARDWARE, BOOTS AND SHOES, &c., IN AIN LEYVILTJ JUST RECEIVED, A LARGE STOCK OF READY --MADE C L OT 1 I N RS. WHITNEY has just received a large stock of Cooking, Pai1or and Box Stoves, of the beat manufacture, Which she can sell as - cheap as any in the trade. TINWARE, of every description, kept constantly on -hand and mads to order. Also, Stove Pipes, Eave Troughing, etc. Cnstom-work promptly attended to, and outside work will receive every attention. COAL OIL. . A large stook of the very best Coal Oil kept con- stantly on hand, aid will be sold wholesale and retail. Remember the place, Carmichael's Block, Main street,.,Seaforth. - Parties indebted by note or book account are re- quested to settle immediately. - Rags, wool -pickings, old 'iron, brass, copper, etc, taken in exchange for goods. 193 J. SEATTER, EXCHANGE BROKER. And dealer in Pure DRUGS CHEMICALS AND DYE STUFFS, PE1.tFUMERY, - -- FANCYAN D TOILET ARTICLES Agent for Sewing Machines. Monett' to lend en -easy terms. a - J. SEATTER, Seaforth, Nov. 3,18 i 0. - 59 -ti SHOPS FOR SALE, - J, volt SALE, two shops and forty-four feet front- age on Main Street, Seaforth, opposite Oar miehael's Hotel. Apply to 195-tJ- J. SEATTER. THE SEAPORTH- LUMBER YARD. MABEE Sr. MACDON ALD BEC+ to inform the public that they have opened a Lumber Yard in Seaforth, near Shearson's Mill, on the ground formerly need as a Lumber Yard, by Mr. Thomas Lee. They will keep constantly on hand a good assort- ment of ATI, KENDS OF LUMBER, dressed and undressed. Also, LATH AND SHINGLES, all of which they are prepared to sell at the lowest - possi- ble prices, for Cash. Builders and othees will find it to their advant- age to inspect our stock, and ascertain our priors before pnrohasingcIsewhere, as we are in a position to otter good inducem100 ento s MACDONALD. FOR SPRING AND SUMMER, - IMPORTED DIRECT FROM ENGLAND, Which will be sold 15 per cent. less thanusualprices. STEWART, THOMPSON & 00k AINLEYTILLE; - May 22, 1872. SPRING GOODS. E. HICKSOP & CO. are now receiving their new Spring Goods, the best assortment ever ofered in Seaforth, and with very few exceptions, - at Old Prices. Call at once and see, at - HICKSON'S MPOPI UM. The Victoria Oise- # leaf Company, - Solo Proprietors and Man r facturers of the Celo- brated Victoria Carbolic Pre aaration . Laboratory grid Works, Victoria Hall, - allude Street, Toronto, . Ont. 'he following Genuine Preparations are soul by all Druggists. 13e sure and ask for the Venaosza PnipAivarloxs, and see that yon get them. Victoria Garbo,ted Giyoerine any. This JELLY is highly reed ended to Ladies as .a most agreeable Preparatio for the Toilet. For 'Beautifying the Complexi n, and rendering the Skin Soft, white, Clear, an free from DrTness, it is unrivalled. It will quit - remove all Redness Roughness, Tan, Freckies,1 imples, and other ince - perfections. For Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Frost " Bites and Sore Lips, it cannot be surpassed. Brine 25 cents. - Victoria Carboni Toilet Soap. TEA,- The best teas - in the market are to be found at - CHARLES- WILSON'S Grocery, Seaforth. Good Young Hyson at from 50 cts. to 75 cts., worth from 75 cts 1 to $1 00. Try it, and prove its qualities. TO HOTEL—KEEPERS. -- Hotetkeeepers can find the best Wines and Liquors, for the leas ey, 'at CHARLES WILSON'S Grocery, opposite the Man- sion Hotel, Seaforth. - This TOILET SOAP - ppsses antiseptic and disinfecting Acid, is agreeably scented, the skin, prevents irritation of perspiration, and should, ftunilice. Cholera, - Snapp; should be washed. 'with this persons liable to infection the spread of disease. .Price Victoria Car es all the well - properties of Carbolic tas a healthy action on , removes the offecte be regularly used by x and Fever Patients Soap ; and its use by sill materially prevent e 15 cents per Table life Salve. This Selena is a rapid cure for all Skin Diseases, Cuts, Wounds, Bruises, B s, Sores, Ulcers, Ring- worm, Tetter, Eczema, Sea d Head, Scurvy, Abs* cesses, Boils, Pimples, &c. It possesses all the cleansing and healing vir ues of Carbolic Acid. which has been found by hysicians everywhere to possess curative qualitie not discovered in any other chemical preparation Price 25 cents. - Victoria Carbon Gaxgarysma. This Gelman is the most eliable and effidaeRru, e Throat, Hoarseness:, ation of the Bronchial. changeable climate, Iilecraied Gums, and For Public Speakers The - ingredients en - sed by all Physicians. eve disorders are now, >alter in the Mars Remedy in all eases of So .Dipthoria, Bronchitis,. Irrii Tubes so - common in thi Asthma, Offensive Breath, all diseases of the Mouth' and Singers it is invaluable tering into this Gargle are and for the eure of the ab undoubtedly, the most po Mnnxc.. Price 25 cents. Victoria Carboii Disinfectant. This DIsn r3ZCT.& T is a sn a preventive of-Tnilma and Typhoid Fevers, Chole a, Smallpox, and all ins fectious diseases. It will prevent Contagion ht Cattle. It is also invalusb a for Disinfecting Wa- ter Closets, Drains, Cesspot ls, Stables, Slaughtee- honses, &or, and for destr ging nauseous efbuv a from whatever cause arisi g. It will drive away - Mosquitoes, Moths, Flies, 'ockroaches, &e. Meat. Fish, &.c. can be preserved m putrefaction by its uite. Carbolic Acid was sel cted by ger Majesty's Royal Commissioners, in reference to all o*" products, as tbo best Disin ectant for the preieu - tion of infections diseases. Price 25 cents. Victoria Sharpening d Polishing Past This PREPARATION is nn quailed in its rapidity for Sharpening and Pelle ' g Cutlery. Table and PocketRnires,Razors, Sur 'cal instruments, Shoe- makers' Knives, Plane slit and Chisels, etc. Noth ing has ever been discovered which has sprung into popularity more ten chip., or become of ,s much value in every hou e'iold_ and workshop frac - general usefulness. Price 25 cents. 220 ALE .—Carling's, Spencer's and Dean's Ales, in casks, half -casks, and quarter -casks, at CHARLES WILSON'S G-rocery, Seaforth. Good inducements giveno the whblesale buyer. BUTTER AND EGGS. '— Farmers can get a bet- ter market, and better value for their Butter and Eggs, at CHARLES WILSON'S, than at any other house in Seaforth. TEED--- POTATOES. Seed Potatoes of the best varieties, on hand and for sale ch eap. Warranted to. grow, and (not) bug -proof, PURCHASERS.—Remember CHARLES WIL- SON'S, opposite the Mansion Hotel, Seaforth, is the place. M. R. COUNTER, Watchdiaker and Jeweler, Seaforth, Has just received a large stock of PA1FT S_ On hand, also, an Extensive Assortment of PIPES, Briar Root Pipes—the latest styles and patterns; Meerschaum Pipes, the. LATELY RECEIVED, A LARGE STOCK OF RUSSEL WATCHES, Made expressly to order. Bepairixig, in -all its branches, as usnaL DRUGS, DRUGS. -puBrFv the Blood and :Strengthen the System, to resist Sommer Complaints and other Diseases, 3E3Y' CTSIN'C - Ayer's Sarsaparilla, - Radway's Sarsaparilla, '-Shoslzonees Remedy, Syrup of Hypopltosphites, Peruvian Syrup, Campbell's Cod River Cil, Alien's Lung Balsam. Hyatt's Balsam of Life, Anti -Consumptive Syrup, Dandelion Remedy for Liver Complaint. For sale by R. LUMSDEN, 233 • Corner Drug Store, seatorth. EGG EI >ORIU I. THE enbscriber hereby thanks his numerone friends in town and c _ untry for their liberal patronage during the p t five years, and hope& by strictattention to bassi less to merit their con- fidence and trade in the dare. He also wiehes to announce that he is st' prepared to pay - H. MUSTARD'S =KIND OF OILS, The best external rem- edy for Bhcnmatism, Sprains, Wounds, Bruiar- "� es and every conservable � sore, -old ornew- Give it \ �\ a triaL Also, try the PAIN VICTOR For all internal panus, `� ; ,,� &c.; and if you want a • /%f f / genuine VEGETABLE PILL To remove all obstruo- tions of the Liver, Stom- ach and Bowels, Dyspepsia, Headache, Costiveness, &c., try Mustard's Anti -Bilious Pills, Or if you require a safe and sure remedy for Worms USE MUSTARD'S DOMINION WORM CANDY. If you have Catarrh, Cold in the Head, Neuralgia, or Nerrous Headache, use Mustard's Catarrh kpecsflc, 'Which will secure relief at once. Fan directions accompany eaeh of the above preparations. Sold by druggists and dealers in naedieine generally. Manufactured by 204-20 H. MUSTARD, Ingersoll, Os4. THE HIGHEST ST CASH PRICE For any quantity of good FRESH 1 EGG'S Delivere EGG EM: MAIN STRF.E 2.17 at the ordure BEAFORT.W. D. D. WILSON.. I.AL 1' OM's GREAT EGG DEPOT, MARKET SQU ; '.E, SEAPORTH. The subscriber begin to inform the public that be has greatly extended ; is premises and is pee - pared as hitherto to pay • o highest price for any quantity of GOOD FR SII EGGS, Delivered at his place of liminess. No Market F s on EGGS. WM. MALCOM. Seaforth, March 25, 18 2. 225 P &.RTICULL .R NOTICE. JQH ti LOCAN HAS a I;;ot of SHAWLS, IA.NTLES, —AND— Which he is aii$io COC to Sell Off, at Oast, YES, BE1OW COST, Or any. reasonable price Let 'a customer may offer Th¢.refore, Ladies, you will please call at the - - Manches der House, MAIN STREET, Soon, and get your pick of the Goods before they are =11 sold. Seaforth, July 25,187 - 180 REMOVED REMOVED. M. ROErTSON, et -make and Undertaker, JJAS REMOVED his ware -rooms to 11 JOHNSON' OLD- STAND, Main-st et, Seaforth, Where he has on hand superior stock of Furth - tura of ev of y description. CALL A D SEE IT. Ulm TAKING. - Having purchased M M. Thomas Brit's Eri P.SE, I am prepared to atten+ funerals on the short notice, either in town r eountry. Coffins All Siz0s, Kept constantly on ha . d. SHROUDS ! SHROUDS ! M. ROBERTSON CABOT MATfl R AND "UNDERTAKs a, Johnson's Old Stand, Main street, Seaforth has now on hand agood t asdriment .0f - STIRQ crD S Whiehho can furnish cheaper than they ton be got [elsewhere.