The Huron Expositor, 1876-07-14, Page 7IIIMIELINVINMEW
JULY 14, 1876.
CET A STYLISH RIO.
THE SEAPORTS
GARRIAG WORKS;
Is the Rig% t dace to Go..
P1LLMAN & GQ.
:ave this season sold over 14 Buggies,
id have still on hand a few fjrst•elass
chicles, and are making more .
Several Phaeton. Buggies and Democrat,
ripens of the latest styles and neatly
Ashed now ready.
Good material and good work are 1%hat
ake our vehicles sell so rapidly.
For a neat,, Stylish and Substantial
rh we will not class ourselves; second to.
iy, in the trade.
Repairing of all kinds: promptly
:tided to.
'Our Prices are Low.
t-•
I LM AN & Co.
TIS` VERY CHEAPEST SPOT
IN TOWN'.
EADY MONEY DUES THE BUSINESS.
,ROCER and PR.OVISIQN DEALER
SEA.FO;RTH,
kUYS for Cash, and sells for Cash, and, having;
.tb bad debts, gives his customers the benefit.
all business men would pureue this system
Angeis= would soon die a natural death.
GROERIES
:every description. Fresh, New and Good.
First Class Green Tea at 45 cents per pound in
eta gee of not less than 10 pounds:
Bright. Beautiful Sugar, from 10 tie, 12 pounds
One Dollar.
FLOUR AND FEED
Every Description Delivered. in. Town Free of
arge
51' FOR BUTTER AND EGGS,
;i other li`ariners Produce in exchange for floods
Cash.
Remember the New Grocery, nearly opposite-
air`s Hotel, Seaforth.,
JOHN KYLE.
OTIC.:
i
i
IEif i ACHI&E SHOP.
TYING fitted up the premises formerly oc-
eupied by C=RAY it SCOTT, we are prepared
eontraet for
OILERS & ENGINES',
•
FL.O UR IN G,.
MST AND SAW i' MILLS,
SHINGLE,
.leading and Stave Machinery, &c.
LAGS Sice'! tl H WORK
AND
'ENERAL REPAIRS
Promptly Attended To.
aTE BARS AND: OTHER CASTINGS•
FURNISHED.
bOfi'`Nf Et7 AND MANLUFACTURING Co.
�EITT RTINCIMA.N, Manager.
orth, Feb. F ,;157(t, near Mansion House. 428
jDD'>j: HARDWARE.
RECEIVED
-.ECT FROM MANUFACTURERS
Ef ICAN CUT NAILS,
FADES ., SHOVELS, FORKS,
IIOE.S,AND` RAKES,, •
GLASS,PAINTS, OILS, &c.
F'EN'CING WIRE
rD BUILDING HARDWARE
Of Every Description Cheap.
•E TROUGHS AND CONDUCT
IN G PIPE
e on the Shortest Nott ea and. Warranted.
d'Iat Inducements to Gash and
Prompt Paying Customers,
JOHN KIDD.
4.W LOGS WANTED•
ts. COLEM.AN & GOLTINLOCK
Will pay the highest Cash Price for
kaff LOGS OF ALL KINDS.
} a quantity of ELM LOGS suitable for the
acture of Hoops.
atom Mn;iving attended to promptly,
cheap as at any other mill.
mbar of every deseript on, also Shingles.
tict Pitketa always on hand, and at the very
market prices.
t CEDAR POSTS FOR. SALE.'
COLEMAN & GO-IJIN LOCK,
Seaforth.
:LIPSE OATMEAL rms.
'i IN FULL OPERATION.
Il"eatx Split Peas, P,ot Barley,
Corn Meal G'lioirpeds
Kinda of 3611 Feed ConeLantiy on Flsnd•
ping done Tuesdals and Fridays.. Ostnsesi'
ged for Oats. Highest pica; paid for Ostia
nd Barley •
CURRII & TH0MSON..
JULY 14, 1876.
tfainbling in Siam.
correspondent of a foreign newspaper
fives the following description of Siamese
gambling: "The Siamese are inveterate
gamtilers. Gambling houses in Siam are
sa plentiful as coffee houses at Bagdad and
vire, or as grog shops in Calcutta a0,
Bombs ; and perhaps the largest portion
of theGovernmentrevetsue is derived froom
them. One single division of the fort at
Bangkok is farmed out for 360,000 tiacis,
ainto
lakbabf
,year.
equivalent
ar.Th about 42
hoursare Nieces
erected in
what's every 61led with mei , women and and
hil-
dren, who squat round in circles of ten or
a, dozen devoting themselves heart and
soul to the demoralizing propensity
Which they have neither the will nor the
Ability to overcome. You have a ser-
vant mvh4'has perhaps served you well and
faithfu.ly through the month. You pay
him his wages, and he is at once off to
some gambling shed where, if he is un-
lucky lie loses every fraction of his money.
Not till then does he return to duty ; and
-in some instances, by no means rare, , he
.does not return even then. Once taken
possessibn of by the demon of gainblinglhe
is not content with losing his money only;
but if he has a family he stakes his wife
and children, and loses them also. Still
lie is not satisfied, and very often the
stakes his own life and liberty. Tbeman
goes ,til •a money lender .and borrows a
certainamount, at a ruinous rate of in-
terest,on condition that if he is not able
to Tepay him within a certain time ' he
will work for him until the debt, piin-
"cipal aud interest, hes been liquidated.
.A bond is executed to this effect, the
borrower receives the money, goes and
gambles with it in the hope of winning
backwhat he has previously lost, loses
again and becomes the slave and bondser-
vant of his creditor, who hires him out
and appropriates half his wages in liquiPa-
tiion of the debt incurred. This state of
things continues for years, and not un -
frequently the poor slave dies in his slave-
ry, having over and ovor again. paid his
creditor the sum originally borrowed,but
yet not free from his "debt, which the ex-
orbitant rate of interest has swelled out
to ablest enormous size. This is a most
cruel species of slavery, and the present
King of Siam, who calls himself an en;
- lightened prince, ought to devote himself
'rigorously to its extirpation. Royal in-
terference is the more urgently called for
as' not only do adults gamble away t air
own lives and liberties, but even thos of
their children, who, on arriving at an age
when they are able to work, hind thein-
. .selves enslaved to hard taskmasters, who
.dispose of therm as they please.' _.
Slinging Baggage in America.
SPEO1AL `i irOlf
EPrs'S CocoA
—`6 By a the
natural laws w
of digestiod"an
ful application
well -selected
vided our Brea
ly flavoured be
many heavy d
judicious use o
a constitution
until strop en
dency to disc
maladies are fl
attack wherev
We may escap
keeping oursels
blood, and a p
Civil Service as
ets labelled- •
mceopathic Ch
St.,and 170, Pi
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ONFESSIONS
a warning a
and others who an
of Manhood, &c.,
after undergoing
mailed free on rec
velope. Address
Box 158, Brooklyn
Ott
EIS.
abated end comforting
knowledge of the
ie govern ith operations
n tritiou, a i4 by a care -
of lie fine roperties'of
oco : ,', Mr. E e has pro -
fast bibles wit a delicate-
er; ge,which ay, save us
cto s' bills. ]t is by the
su h article of diet that
ay b!e grad ally built up
ug to resist . every ten-
e. Hundreds of subtle
ati. g around us ready to
r t ere is al eak point.
ny a fail l shaft by
es 1, ell fortiti d with pure
ope ly nour ed frame."
zet . Sold oly in pack-
,Ta,es Eppe & Co., Ho -
mi is 48, readneedle
ca • illy, Lop on." 421-52
.OF A VICTIM} Published n9
d to , the benefit of young men
er f om Nervoun Dobility,Loss
givi g ; his ries of Self -Cure,
itch suffering and expense, and
ivin , d post-paid directed en-
AT : , IEL MAYFAIR, P. O.
N. 404.28
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PEOIAL attenti • n is
EEL
alis is
of
coo
ort.
ate
en
ped
called to i ' e grey t activ-
ity of DR. W : it's Comp* nd Elixer of
Phosphates and : ya in restoring the vital
powers in all form debility Grilling from the
use of Spirits, 'lob Opium, and that form of
nepeexhaustion f epraved habits. Thie,pre-
paration of Phosp : is the onlY agent known
that will sustain t : teens systs and tide the
invalid ovor that od of mental depression
which must be pa efore recovery takes piape.
"HE GREAT F MA i j'rc. liEATFIY.—Job Moses'
Periodical Pi; s— `his invalnahle medicine is
unfailing in the of all those painful and
dangerous disease hich the feinale constitu-
tion is subject. I : derates alllxeess and re-
moves all obtraoti ' nd a speciey cure may be
relied on. To ma, dies, it is p=belly suited.
It will, in a short bring on t monthly pe-
riod with requital , . rhese pill should not be
taken by Females doth ' g the that three months
of Pregraney, as t ' ey are sure to, `bring on Mis-
carriage, but at an of ertime th'e are safe. In
all cases of Ne von and Spial Affections,
pains in the back nd hubs, fatigue on slight ex-
ertion, palpitatio of the heart; hysterics, and
effect a cure when all other
h a powerful
el, antimony,
tntion. Full
ach package,
llyi presery d. Job Moses,
etor. Si (j0 and 12i cent
Northrop & Lyman, T
gents for the Dominion,
ordaining over 50 pills b
Seaforth by' E. Hickson
R Lumsdezi.: