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The Huron Expositor, 1876-07-21, Page 7ej , 1876 CET A STYLISH RIR. THE sA'OT CARRIAGE WORKS Ig "% e Right Place to Co. & 000 have this season solei over 14 Euggies,. and have stilt on hand a few fit -et -class vehieies, and are making more. Several Phaeton Buggies and Democrat - Wagon:s of the latest _ styles and neatly finished ready.. Good inaterial and good work are what :crake our vehicles sell so tapidly. Fora neat, Stylish and St bbatantial Job we Will not class ourselves second to any in the trade. Repenting P g of, all kinds promptly '$t, `tended to. Our Pnicea are Low. PILLYIAN , & Co. TINE VERY CHEAPEST SPOT IN TOW.. EADY MONEY ODES THE BUSINESS. GROCER and PROVISION DEALER SEAFORTH -t,Yig for Cash, and sells for Cash, and, having y no bad debts, gives his custbreers the benefit. If all Vastness men would_ pursue this system Grangelem would soon die a- natural death. GROCERIES, Of every description. Fresh, New end Good, First•Class Green Tea at 415- cents per pound in packages of not less than 1,0 pounds. Bright, Beautifulefingar, from 10 to 12 pounds • for OneDoflar. 1 FLOUR AND FEED OfEvery Deserlption Delivered in Town Free of Charge CASH FOR BUTTER AND EGGS, And other Farmers Produce in exchange for (Nods - >ss Cash. Remember the New Grocery, nearly opposite Weir's Rotel, Seaforth. JOFIN KYLE, "OTTG. NEW MACHINE SHOP. A;VINO fitted up the premises formerly ea- cnpied by GRAY & 'SCOTT, we are prepared to contract for 1 BOILERS & ENGINES, FLOURING, k ` GR. ST AND SAW MILLS, SHINGLE,, Heading and Stave Machinery, &c. BLACKSMITH WORK AND ` GENERAL. REPAIRS Promptly Attended To. cRAT-R: EARS AND OTHER CASTINGS f FURNISHED, FOUNI)B7 AND MANUFACTURING Co. ROBERT RUNCIDIAN, Manager. Seaforth, Feb.. Et 1878, near Mansion Howse. 42& RECEIVED -. DIRECT FROM MANUFACTURERS: AMERICAN (UT NAILS, SPADES, SHOVELS,FORKS, HOTS AND RAKES, GLASS, PAINTS, OILS, &c. FENCING WIRE AND BUILDING HARDWARE Of Every Description Cheap. EAVE TROUGHS AND CONDUCT- ING PIPE Prit tip on the Shortest Notice and Warranted. Special Inducements to Cash and' Prompt Paying Customers, JOHN KIDD.= SAW LOGS WANTED. Messrs. COLEMAN & GOTTINLOCK Will pay the Highest Cash Price for SAW LOGS OF ALL KINDS. Also a quantity of ELI LOGS suitable for the manufacture of Hoops. 4`iaa€o rn Sineging attended to promptly, and as cheap as at any other mill. log, Lumber of every description, also Shins Lath and Pickets always on hand, and at the verb lowest market prices. NOD CEDAR POS FOR SALE- COLEMAN OUINLOCK, 417 Seaforth. BRICKS,; BRICKS. rOIt SALE at Sproat's Brick Yard, Tnekers smith, any quantity of Fir4-Glass W/Lite Bricks. These Bricks are the best that have ever heel turned out this yard, and will be soldcliean { Thele Briers will compare favorably with the of any other yard in this County :d JOHN S BOLT • viva 2141.1q. l -V ar paoketzgoliev. Women, as a rule, suffer a good deal em wash of pocket money. Young men seed in their bills to their fathers, and have generally a sum wholly independent Of nen:So •s, e-, psi:to spend nn,they Please, . while their sisters nave usually only an allowance for dress. In ordinary news, and particularly where there are litany girls of one fay, l i tl�as.,.ligvartc 11ot one calculates► -any s yr n the milliner's bill is paid. :1is young lately spoke with regret of - the ignorant young women who dabble in literature werdly for the ehanca.of earning ,a few pounds. -She perhaps for a moment forgot of how much importance even ;a few shillings may be to a person who finds it impossible to make her income ,coYerlier inen'itable,expenses. Girls are often iiubjected to painful humiliations when staying at friends' houses merely on account of this dearth of pocket -money. They are, perhaps,. forced to_ allow gen- tlemen with whom they, are only slight- ly acquainted to flay for cabs or for an. .admission to a picture gallery or a flower _Show, They stiffer agonies trom not be- ing able to give tips to servants, But, worst of all, theylose-that nice sensitive- ness in money matters which ought to be most carefully nurtured, and which of late seems.to have gone out of fashion. It is cruel and wicked of parents to per- mit their children to be placed in circum- stances where they are tempted.to, p themselves ins.der . obligations -1n from whom they have no right to receive them. A girl, out of ignorance and im- pecuniosity, may find herself placed in an equivocal ' position .° from �vbieb she does not'feel a le to get free'; and cruel embarassment may be caused because she bad not a few shillings in her purse when she wanted them. As a rule, a married woman in the middle classes is not much better off than her unmarried sister in the matter of ;p9cket-mepey, i•' she has not brought her= heisbsindtiny fortune, and if she is unhappily burdened with a con- science. She finds herself in possession of house -money and dress -money, and being probably inexperienced in manage- ment she finds it hard enough to keep within her allowance. She never feels as if she could call a few pounds her own, and. is depinved of mat small pleasures, and eann neeessaries,which her husband would never dream of refusing to himself. This is one of the reasons why ladies' clubs are -not at present likely to become very numerous. Clubs pre- supposeia certain amount of pocket money which a woman has not hitherto been supposed to require,„ A man would feel that life was not worthi.having if he h'ad to account for every cab, cigar, brandy and soda ; but a lady who is obliged . to balance her weekly books would have, to chronicle the small beer she gave to, a friend at lunch and all her afternoon cups` of tea. She might, however:take ref- uge in the convenient item of sundries which fill an important place in most fe- male account books. Being obliged to do without money, and to empty the hitherto fairly abundant half-crowns into the family purse is the real trial of a young man's life when he marries on the same income which he has hitherto spent on himself. He must remain very' much in love with wife and home if he does not sometimes regret the jingle of the sovereigns that were in his pocket which were not mortgaged to house rent or,ser- vants' wages. It will be well if he al- ways remembers that he cannot both have his cake and eat it. This is the impossi- bility aimed at by many artisans. They encumber themselves with a wife, and countless children, and then feel ag- grieved if they cannot have as much money to spend on beer, tobacco, and music halls as their single comrades.- Saturday Review. He Wasn't a Vegetarian. Jones is arinter— a morning paper printer. Works six days a week, and wishes he could get in eight. _Is he mean ? Well, you bet. So mean that when the night editor "asked the boys out" the other day, Jones said that he would. take 10 cents for his share. That ain't all. The other day apoor, emaciat- ed, broken-down tramp`striiek the office. He had been, waltzing over railroad `ties and plank roads, 'until his "rn©crasins" were completely played out, and is gen- eral appearance suggested his , ability to net away with a square meal in a winkl- ing, In fact he looked about as t as a Nebraska grasshopper, Jones opened his heart when " the stranger" told his sad tale of hard luck=" No chuck for three days, sleeping under rail fences, heels blistered," etc., -wand. he , resorted to make the poor tramp's heart glad. He " couldn't afford " to put him on his case that day, but he would bring him down a "lunch" when he went to super, and speak to sane of "the boys" in ;his behalf. The stranger's eyes bespoke the gratitude which filled his heart, and, he wrung Jones's hand in a cordial man- ner. Jones looked amiable and phil- anthrophic, so much so that the query - went around the office, "WhiUt's got into t Jones?" ,supper time came; tinct the boys filed off to their respective- board- ing-houses. The stranger looked loving- ly at Jones as he departed, and visions of sirloin steaks, ham sandwiches, mince pie, etc., loomed up before his expressive optics. His mouth watered, and he sat himself down on an empty type -boxy to count the minutesuntil the return of his generous provider. After nearly; an hour's suspense Jones hove in sight, hugging a large-sized dinner pail. , 'The stranger prepared for business. Hisyes glistened as lie removed an extensive "thaw " of the noxious weed from; his mouth and., carefully` deposited it in Jones's cap case. The pail was handed him by Jones with a' few words of sympathy forhissad condition, and a fervent wish from: the doner that he should cat heerti- l.Y, and make a meal. The stranger as- sured him he would, and he nervously tugged away at the lid of the pail. Finally it flow open, and thea contents proved to be two slices of wf ernlelon and a diminutive tomato, The look of disgust which overspread the counten- ance of that tramp will never fade from the memory of those, who wee observers of the scene, and with a withering look he turned to Jones and remarked : ' " Say, pard, although I have tackled peaches in Jcreey, oranges . in Florida, and pawpaws in Kansas, I'm blowed if I'tn a vo$etarian. As this lunch is not quite solid enough for me, I'll have to call a new deal." - A peal of laughter went up from the boys as they took in the situation; and the tramp was generously provided for by all hands axce t Jones, who 'vows that " tramps can't appreciate a'good thing when they get it. This event oc- curred last summer, but the melon rinds, which still hang in a conspicuous place `-nluiathcheis ofnot-fco,orgotten. sgho that Jones'a solid y EPPS'S a000L"--taletttrefilldnacomfort° --" By a thor+): gbh "kno ledge of th natural laws whigh ggovern th ;.o er ti0 of digestion €t et iii tritioil, an' ley a ear ful application of ` the fine • p 'opertieh • cocoa',' . E .. , has pr W Whet tables w `a deficit eV'cr ge,wiic ii y' save u betas t 'is by th (diet th lybuiltu well-selec vided our bre, ly flavoured'] many heavy judiciouls use of suchlrticlsl a constitutio iiaav� be graclua until strong'no `�ghri" to' resist dency to dis -ase... Hundred Maladies, are floating around attack'whe er 'there is a We niay esc . pe many a fa keegif'ig Ours :Ives' well forint blood,fand a •"roperly,nouria CcuzZ Service, a ette.' Sola:. o etc labelled - "James Epps maeopathic s enlists, 48, ,T st.,aiid 170, 'iccacilly, Loud CONFESSI0 OF A VICTIM a warning and others who of Manhood,- & u after ndergoin mailed free on velope. Addre Box 158, Brookl S anA to; the bencjllt ofonng me uft from Nervus Debility, Lo s gt tig his - I' es -of Self -Cur tnuch.sufering an expense, en Garvin .a post -pa directed T]I ANIEL M. Ylf'AIB, P. 8 f PI•X• b every to of subti s ready eak poin 1 shaft b with, pu ed frame,'' y in pill •,. Co., Ho- readneedle n." 421=62 f Published` b SPECIAL ante sty of Ba. Phosphates an. powers in all fo use of nits, Tobacco, from the ne t ?pc Oh is called to t VBtaLsit's Compo l Callen a in res 'm6• of ° + ability ars Opium, an epraved lab is the only OHS sys e ed of men seed ' store reaps- nerve eapv nerve exhaustio •-paration of Pito that will sustai invalid 'over t which must be great acts nd Blister 1 ring the vin 1 :ing from t that form ' f ts. This pr . agent kno and tide th I depress' takes p r. -rim GREAT ' M Periodical s' ills--' unfailing in the Care dangerous disease') to tion is subject, Its moderates ' li, moves all obtraatldns, pend a speed relied on. To m .reed ladies, it is+pe E RE,�i his'nval of all tilos .bleb the 4e D.—Job Mom a e medicine s painful an' ale constit cessand r:• cure may � ! ailysui th ' monthly p': Is : honld not . e est hree mont.s ring on • Mi are safe. al Affection , on slight e - ysteri.s, . •• cC hen all of • • a powert el) 5ntimpnt tutlon. ` • 41 It will in a chert tlmebring o riod with regulirits. taken by remit es darn of Pregraney, a they are sure too carriage, but at any otiiertime the e von and pi k and imbs, fat gn io of! the •hes -, whites, these ptlls will effeet•a a re means nave failed; and, althea remedy, do not ikon, talo or anything h the -const directions in th let around which should b y prose ve New York, So1etor. $1 Opfor postage ens Northr p'• route, Out., g neral sgonts fo t will insure ", a stile c ontainin o Seaforth y R. Lums helve pi Ig the f3 all casco of pains in the ba ert4on, palpita costa' rtnal t m nse Pap osed t return mail. old in Co., J. S. Roberte,.and soh psokag . Job Mose and eon, s Lyman, T e Dominic er 50 pills Hickson • c .' • ., 187 WSAT THEY IJ orLE.--'I`he 'cines which h mont of the p One of these Is the following a Farnham Centr ' ed with rheum have tried many re.meE I tried Dr. Thomas' have had no attack of all." J. H. Ea le, of Q., writes, " I have, be plaint for seven medicines witt Dr.,Thomas' B ate relief, and with the best e I have tried it &c., and think is for man.', . Al. bi:ayl writes, " I hal sold si Ecleetric Oil, nd it i one of the best medi done wonders iu heal throats, Sc., a die w enee." JosephRuiat " I was perms ed to ,try Thofliifi.s for a lame knee which troubled r. four years, an I never found a 3" curing lumen ss.. It is a great A. M. Hamilto , We, kworth, writ I was troubled with a swelled anki ed me very m h. BC dneed me to ry Be bottle was n ed I I was cured. ` It is a m remarkable dioine." Sold b all medic dealers. Price 5 Cent; MAS, PHEL s, N.Y. And NORTHRO , Toronto, 0 t., Sole Agents for the I i i n GTE.---Eolec tic —Selected an. Elect in Seaforth Iby E.13;ijokson & Co., J and B Ills- 440 - n_ s- den. i. AYOYTTI AVPW :AO'TsPOET: e ate but few preps ations of me velwithstood the ' partial judo opple for any eat 1 ngth of ti • e. Dr. Thomas' Eclec rio Oil.'Be. d d be c vinced T os. Robinso •, 3, P.Q.,�writes, " 1 h vp been atilt t- atisnns 1 r the la t -en years, a d nes without - ny relief, tin it electric 011, : nd since than t, I woulclr.commend it o )1 keeper, W .st Shefford, an troubled nth liver co 1 ea s, and have tried difiere • t little or no belied , until I trial leotri Oil, which gave me frame u i - w uld say that I hive used it since ioc . o one shout d be without It. n yh roe in cedes bf onto, won ; s t is eq ally as • oddd for horse au it ee, more . • t, Warkw h, me 'hen . e : of bottles of pronoun ' 1 by the pub is sines they over used, it has ng and relieving pain, sere irthy of the �greatest'eonfid- township f Percy, writes, Eeleetric Oil, >e for three! or ling like it for public benefit." es, "For weeks a, which anti y- r. Maybes, of this place, n- lectrlc Oil and beforeone )st ne •a a • . S. N. T!H & LYM N omao ., zed. Sold S. Roberts CARTER' S EAM tAWMIII4 "SEA ON HAND over 1, 110,000 feet c Lumber, nt an ' *sorted, sn ing, Draining nd Fencing. Fpr VERY Also Suit LOWEST quan�� jty of In. ble for At 58.50 per r good Heminek table for Build. Sale at the ' PRICES. 'r quality, eeting The Best (uali p Sorted so,' as 'Rork ithout Waste. Patronage faction guars S MANY IN MYRTLI A 'LOOK 0 0 FARME Mrs. W ISand DAI ALWAYe on the Shorts suit all who w Call and fore THE PUR In the Every Ai -7u Ha s res teed. Remember t Streets. 488 ,. . EGG • ectfully. s • li iced, and n J AMEb I. CARTI EltoRI THE NAVY l; :r OW OFF R ED. T FOR T T1 & THE GE U IN17,. S AND ITNE to tie - R, TIONS I� BACCO DECIDED TO HAVE EMAIN IN .SEAFO13TH. . fE THEY H'A. l' THEInEFO 7 LAID IN° A ,IT : 11, FI,NE 4SSORTME OP ALL 0 • SSE OF, iDRY . 4OODS ARE DETE'.J INED TO R AT THE VERY LOW- EST PRICE. r, WHICH THE I r THEIR STOOK OF - � � •Is OCERIES, WINES & LIQUORS RY COMPt, TE. An Ear y Call Olicited. BE TTY & C a ., Carmichael's Block. RIVALLED AtTRACTION P BLACK ,S LK PARASO do ee Thein, Choice Stoc'c of SILK U BROW apul GRAY LU Pat Elegarrct A8sorpmen ile8 of Fzlne , PR. 1.011 ) aids; GI A: ERS', 41 i REL: bought ata Great R'educ- AS in Black, Brown and G1 RES. at 20 Cents per yard --Wonderful of LI EN COLLAS, CUFFS and LACE TIES, 'NTS at 6 and 7 Cents per yard. EY CO TOY at 5 Cents per yard. ,HATS t are HATS, S Bot on Prices, s•� • AMP • IR MEN, Seaforh, read to supplyILK CANS I Sof every nd t Notice, and a prices that will e. nt a good artie tie What She urchcysing 1E ST AND Bt rket Wholesale of Tin War +id or Made to The/ eubseri customers (me: patronage durl by strict lnteg: to merit their Having gree the Winter, he HIGHE� For any quan at the Wanted by clean WHEA' o Place—Corner EMP Ger hereby the chants and oche ng the past seye sty and close at onfi.dence and, t tly enlarged bi is now prepared T CA sty of good EGG E the. :tubo:Aibe Ir 2 Onnna.W. D. I e Can Do .Tie - sewlaere. •T COAL - IL and Retail. C'onstantl o Order. of John and ai 8. WHITNV1-eY. RIU his until :ren s), for their li . e years, and h ntion to bus; tide in theta premises, d pay tl e 13` P6 ds CC ARFS, HO, ITERY nd GLOVES Rfor $ R1 • at Rock . ROGER", "Noted" for Popular Prices. • • a R/ 1 YO UNG & SPARLINO. Et..P SPI IJt C13- Goons IARMERSf . STORE SEAFOR'TH. Y, YdU NG & SPARLI N . LADY RUSSELL WATCH, Knife a d For sert,Te,Mu ble, De sert, are bon ht dir THE A little ge years. A land, also imitations h nd d' a an at M, Il.. Plate diree Co., such e Castors, S Cruet Stands, and and Salt Sg iekle and Pie Fof t from the mac Prices. T Also tcomplete stoc Pipes, Violins 1Violii<i Strings string. Watc es, Clocks and Satisfaction gu itranteed or no c Tree of Silver in'"-- 18k cases, fell arge stock of full stock o t kept. Buy your jewelled, and warren d for five ish and Genuine Silver , Vetches on he Elgin Wateh—no bogus Swiss Watches from a reliable practical ou will know wnat you are getting. Just Received, 10InNTER'S, geod assortment of Electro Silver s Ice Pitchers, ;C Napkin Rings, he Baskets, Batten Coolers, Pickle n Holders, Goblets, Mugs, Fish ases, Card Rebeivere, Table, Des - rt, Fruit and Butter Knives, Ta- ks, Waiters' Tra &c. Remember the above goods ufacturers, and svill be sold at Toronto Wholesale of Jewelry, ;Clocks, Spectacles, Combs, Brushes, rom 50e per bupdle of 30 strings to 40c per single Jewelry of all Wilds Repaired by practical hands. har e. Cash for ld Gold and Silver. Sig,n of the 'R, Masonic Hall Block, Seaforth. MONDAY, THE THE GREAT HALF - RD OF JUL EARLY It4G SALE OF RY GOO DS &O., BEGINS AT DENT'S, WHAT THAT MEANS, 1,711z.: Upon .ifiles of Goods—Nust mid Will Goods at YeOr Own Price —Piles be Sold ,No Reserve—Come RE EMBER THI S. IS AT DENT S. IF Y Just FLOU 1\TOrl'IQM THIS_ U , NT TO G7 GOOD "-GOODS AND CHEAP GOODS GO TO Eels FL6UR AND ,EED STORE.1 Prserve J.Cfrs of all kinds, wad very cheap. AND ED CONSTANTLY ON HAND AND DELIVERED AS USUAL GARS VERY CHEAP. CASH FOR GGS, Give us a rial ancl be cony of the Fact. 1 THOMAS LEE PRI eh eggs, del ODIUM,; st eet, Sea orth. toms of goof! dry WILSI CAX.IL AND SEE. CARRIAG AND TEAM All COL Warran. All **el pirtaining to Sign Of the Liirge Trunk. A HARNES tni 0 47. tel td 0 1-9 CP tti At, 0, E HENDERSON'S, at G. E. HENDERSON'S. at G. E. HENDERSON'S. ES on hand t G. E. HENDERSO S. business alwa on hand At LOWES RATES GEORGR HENDERSON, iiectiorth. cn En `sb.MlYd setl CD CD CD tsi- CD en 1-4 CD 07.1 cc es 0 • ce- on CD M CD tei en tn 7 Ts coo, DSTY1.1SH CP CD 01 rn REGS to form his friends Stock of • and the Public in rge and Complete PSI LIGHT SINGLE HARNESS, Trunlis and Vali- s, Br4sItes; Combs, naps, c&c., 'ways on bend, cheapas any the trade,lor cash. In fact anything appertaininOt to the Trade Al - Repairs Executed with; Neatneses and Despatchl N. B. --Collars a Bpecialit Collars of every description made to order in rst-class style. Remember the Place : Two doors north of the Cemtnerciel Hotel, Seaforth, JOHN WARD. Absent Menstruation, and all 41isesses kalOWII as Female Weakness. They are praepred with tne greateet care, -tinder the persOnitr supervision of a PhysiciaU_who has made fem le diseases a special which MARRIED LADIES e n depend " in the hour rsid tinie of need" as a unfailing FEMALE DEG LATolt Sold by all Druggists ev 'where. Price, one box, $1 ; eix boxes, $5 sent ymail free of post- age, securely seqed from .0 serVation. For full particulars write tor our plan hien -which we will send in a sealed envelope to any address on re- ceipt of nest stomp to .pre ay return postage. Address all letters for pZaaphi 4 s or pills 'to WILLIAM RAY & Co, Windsor; out: all druggists, Toronto, 1Nrholesele 74 Roberts, R. Lumoden, and by MA elite. • MARRIAGE LICENCES OR CEICTIFICA.TE (Under the new Act,) issued at the EXPOSITOR OFFICE, SEAFOR N Under authority of the Lientenant-Gove Ontario. O 01 OQ es in cle CS co CS 0 0 47, 0 1-4 P. tze au au 0 0 73 HAIR DRESS' TO VIE NMI AT LARGE W. H. 0 IVER, Harness, Saddl and Collar • SIGN OF THE SOO OH COLLAR. Whips. Bells, Horse Clothing , &c.. kepteonstantly on hand; ' Repairing promptly attended to' arid charges Molerate.„ Remember the plaze.sip of the Scotch nolIar. W. H, OLIVER. CV,IEAP PA TNMAN LINE of Steams A" S.A.TUTIDAY from crLIVERP OL. PSI AGES. sailing EVERY N AND ttAs thei meet southerly TOU is adopted by the steamere of the 'line, thus 1 setting tiaP danger by iceberesand fogs. Persons ontempleiting TRIP TO THE OL CO'UNTRY • s,e would nsult their own interests by taking ewe passage !by this favorite lin 'Bade sold and 1.5ej f-.44 full information given by Os S. ROBIERTS AGENT, - CP ri); N, Tieketo for New YOrk, via Erie Railway, in connettion with above line of Steatnshipo, is - 5 sued at reduced rates. 482 ROYAL CANADIAN BANK. • - • SAFORTI-1 RA. CH. 2, DOMINION BLO Kr IVIAIN-ST., SEAFOR IL Draft* on New 'Yo Payable at any Bank in the United States. Bill* of -Exchange ion Loudon paYable te-4 at all Chief Cities of the United langclom. INTEREST IA4.II) N 0,S1 TB. znsn 411 MANAGER. H.4*N BRUSSELS DOW MIK es „sete MISS AMANDA STAR WISSES to inform the Ladles of TIT Vicinity that she is prepared to the Utast Fedex). front Com owl ell order* nnisetnally forth Oa St Alt: Prl Sir 489 E Subscribers take this pportnnits to return thanks to theirnutneroup customers for the patronage extended to them during the past sea- son, and bcpe by etriet attention to business,and by supplying ft geed article, to merit a con.frio,k anee of tile same. LIME BURNED DAILY. • A good article guarantee& Price 14, cents per I buehel, at the kiln; 15 cents; on ears. TERMS STRICTLY CASH, Brusisels, May 2;18* 43 SAMUNL WAS now on bath at the -1-2- number *this weli Machine, Turned B give setishretion. SPECIAL LARGE Mr. Trott. exPeCti the ntanufaetnre et W TT Tab Factor, ; -favorably known Packages. in use, and win i NTS TO on large Lee •