The Huron Expositor, 1876-07-28, Page 6semmemmememow
Night.
I sing of the night,
With Ma gbftenmiil it,
When the moonlight faintly is beaming ;
Of its wondrous spell,
When through grove and dell,
The light of'the new moon is atreaining.
Of the feelings it =brings
When the nightingale sine,
And pours fort . his heart in his song,
'Tis then the earth seems
Like the brighfland-of dreams,
And tol fairyland seems ,to belong.
How !MOO then toistray. - A
Under faidei bright sway,
And to people-the:earth',. as of old,
With fairy and sprite, . I
Whose -highest delight,
Was to gather where none might behold.
Their pranks and their ,sport,
Their midnight court,
And their my o dance on the green
The revels they held
Which no an bath beh ld,
Which no mor : eye e'er hat seen.
This at ni
Nor should
Into fancy's: bri
For the vo
Hath apo
Which isvanqu
t we muse,
we refuse,
ht realm oft stray ;
ce of the night,
er to delight,
hedby clearlight of day.
Enos.
ieties.
A kiss on the forehead means rever-
ence, but there a no fun in it worth .men-
tioning. '
--The larges feet known to history
must be those e f the Maryland editor,
who writes : " We black our boots
with 15,000,000 boxes of domestic black-
ing a year."
" Ab, Jem y," said a sympathizing
friend to a man ho was just.too late for
the train, "you id not run fast enough."
"Yes, I did," id Jemmy ; " but I did-
n't start soon en ugh•.-"
- I narrowl escaped being cut off
with a shilling," aid a solemn young man.
How did you seape it ?" asked a by-
stander. " My father had no shilling,"
was the solemn reply.
- " Dey ain't! no niggars on de top
side ob keyraahun," said a colored man
the other day, putting his hand to his
bandaged head " what can sing a hymn
and put de gear on a kicking mule all at
de same time."
--A cobbler attracts attention with
the following address outside his shop :
" Surgery performed upon old boots and
shoes, by adding of feet, making good
the legs, binding the broken, healing the
wounded, altering the constitution, and
supporting the body with new soles. No
cure, no pay. Advice gratis on the most
desperate cases."
-`` Look here, squire, where was yeou
born ?" said a persistent Yankee to a
five minutes' acquaintance. " I was
born," said the victim, in Boston, Tre-
mont street, No. 44, left-hand side, on
the lst day of August, 1820, at five
o'clock in the afternoon ; physician, Dr.
Warren ; nurse, Sally Benjamin." Yan-
kee was answered completely. For a
moment he was stuck. Soon, however,
his face brightened, and he quickly said,
Yeas ; wa'al, I calculate you don't re-
collect whether it was a frame or a brick
house, dew ye ?"
-One Mrs. Van Auken installed a
Chinaman in her kitchen. The follow-
ing conversation took place : " What
is your name, Sir ?" asked Mrs.. Van Au -
ken. , " Oh, my namee Ah Sin Foo."
But I can't remember all that lingo,
my man. I'll call you Jimmy." " Vel
ley wells. Now whachee namee I callee
you ?" asked. Ah. Sin, looking up in sweet
simplicity. ",Well, my name is Mrs.
Van Auken ; call me that." " Oh, me
can no 'membel Misse Yanne Auken.
Too big piecee namee. I callee you Tom-
my-Misse Tommy."
-Sir Walter Scott does not seem to
have been the dunce at school which
some have, stated. Once a boy in the
same class was asked by the " dominie"
whatpart of speech with was. "A noun,
sir," Said the boy. " You young block-
headi" cried the pedagogue, what ex-
ample can . you give . of such a thing ?"
-`• I can tell you, sir," interrupted
Scott,; " you know there's a verse in the
Bible ,which says, ' they bound Sampson
with Oith8.' "
•
1 An Untimely Wink
A Woodward avenue drug store hired
a new soda fountain boy` the other day,
and after the boy had been instructed
how to work the apparatus the proprietor
added : 1 .
" Now, you see this faucet up here ?
Well,there is brandy behind that, and
when a man comes in and winks and says
he'll take a little ho-hum in his, you will
know that he means brandy."
Everything worked all right until
about noon yesterday. Several men
dropped in, said " ho-hum," got
their brandy and soda, and the boy saw
no cloud in his horizon. At noon the
brandy -bottle was empty, the drug store
man at bis dinner, and it didn't do any
good to " horthum " around that fountain.
Along came a man, and as he stood be-
fore the fountain, waiting his turn, he
winked at the boy. He had a habit,
of winking his left eye, and he winked
at the fountain as much as he did at the
boy. The lad, however, called out :
" Haven't any brandy left -have to take
syrup !" i The man -was a good man. He winked
again in his amazement, and the boy re-
plied:
Didn't I tell you we hadn't' any
brandy left. D'ye suppose I'd lie• about
"My' son - you -you shouldn't -
shonld+,n't"-stammered the good man as
all looked at him, and to ! in his embarass.
merit he winked again.
" Can I make brandy out of sarsapa-
rilla and pineapple syrup ?" yelled the
boy. << I tell you, you've get to take
plain soda, till the boss conies back !"
".I-1 didn't want any brandy," gasped
the man.
" Well, we don't keep anything strong-
er in the fountain, and I couldn't tell
whiskey from arnica if I was to look on
the shelves," growled the boy. " You'll
find what you want in the saloon round
the corner." -
The winker winked all around the
crowd, tried to explain his position, and
then hustled out and boarded a street
car. -Detroit Free Press.
Cabbage to the End.
The following is one of the many anec-
dotes of the Iate Madame George Sand
from the Paris press :.A iiisitor, one Mr.
Baker, had passed a week at her house,
and during his stay had insisted on having
cabbagecookedin nearly every duh plated
on the table. Being about to leave he beg-
ged that he should not be suffered to de-
part without a sovenir of the visit. Ma-
dame Sand ked at him with surprise ;;
_ - - . i•With .a. -Wieit j . de did lid
the gardener, «BaptisteT'
erhastened to ber.
she said to Mr. Bakor ; then , ded to the
gabbagep bale, oft
oi►b1 �age''�r o test u.. r-!
How to Get Alo g.
Don't sto tell stories in business
hours.L �• - ., .•
If yo * a place of nines, be
found there when wanted.'
No mien et richybysitting around
stores and me.-- ..."
Never fool business matters.
Have order, system, regularity, 'and
also pronptn
Do not me'• a with the business you
nothing of. !.
Do not kick veryone in your path.
More miles! an be in a day by
going steadily han by eto ping. ..,
Pay asyoui... . on.
A man of ho . or respec his word as
he does his bo
Help others hen you an, but never
give ;what yen annot affo d to, simply
because ft is f: I, ionable.
Learn to sa No. N necessity of
snapping it chit dog fashion , but say it
firmly and tfnlly.
Use your o • brains rat er than those
of others. E
Learn to t in . and act f i r yourself.
Keep ahead of, rather hen behind,
the, times,
Apple Oak .
en or tw ice apples, au: a to taste,
th rind of o e mall lemo three geggs,
a q arter of pint of ore: or milk, hl
po nd butter ;three quarte pounds good
sho crust, t tee ounces sweet almonds.
Pa e, core, and cut the apples into small
pie es ; put into a basin sufficient moist
sug r to swe eta them ; add the lemon,
w i ch shoul be fnely minced, and the
ere : in ; stir t se ingredients well, whisk
the eggs, , an melt the butter ; mix all
tog..ther, add ho sliced aiple, and let
the : e be well tirred into he mixture.
Lin . a large ro nd plate wi h the paste,
p a narrroi rim of the ame around
the l titer edge and lay the pples thick-
ly !the mid « e. Blanch q almonds,
cut them in . long shre ; nd strew
ove • the top of the apple , 'and bake
fro.. half to t i ! eequarters of an hour,
taki . g Bare' t . . t the almon bio not get
buret ; whe. . one, strew some sifted
sug r over ' top, and erve. This
cak may be ten either of or- cold,;
and is suffici t to fill tw large-sized
pia s.
A S ientil:to chapter o± Genesis.
N rman Mac eod once attended a meet-
ing . f scientis : in which the - meteoric
theo • was die ' ' seed. He t ems to have
been greatly sti ,red by the assumptions
of w ' at is call advanced hought, for
he m:. e a . : whose wit; -charmed if
its la: 'e.did no convince. He afterward
wrot 1• :to a fri
er that " perhaps -the men
of sci nce wou d do well, ' accordance
with these las results, to (,write the
first hapter of enesis in t way :
" 1. The eel tls was with ut form and
'void. 1
. " A meter fell upon the earth.
"3 ! The 1 re it t was
fish, :flesh and.
fowl.
" 4 From epe proceeded the British
Asso iation.
" 5 And th British Association pro-
nounded it all 1Qrably good,:,
To RESTORE r LACK GooDs.-Rusty
black goods of ev ry kind can be made as
good s new by clipping them when per-
fectly clean in a not very strong solution of
extr t of logwood and after drying, wash-
ing • em .ini soap ds. No s tting. is re-
quire Made-ut goods as dresses or
men's poets can ` e thoroughly sponged
inste: d of dipped. Care shoru!13 be taken
that he solution a not too strong, and
the o toner the art cles are w hed in the
soaps
apps ds, the bri ter they w` become.
This ill apply to lace veils, as well as
any o her article .
IRONING SalO-A cor espondent
sends this hint ne of the nicest of
laun eases gave m this frag t ent of her
exper ence in r f rence tot starching
shir ! She had a ticed that the bosoms
neve blister if she starches them on the
right side, but if they
are wrong side oat
when starched, aree apt to de so.
She .ours her mixed starch into boiling
wate
on t
uses
the si
AP
one q
crea
one
little
dough'
dough
put sl,
them
ing
an ho
Tra
GOING
Day
Nigh
Mo
Afte
GOING
Morni
Day
Mo
After
II
instead of
estarch, �
ore starch
ele starch
11
LE DUMpT;I
art of flour,
of tartar, one
ablespoonf u
Balt, and nil
that can b
in.eiqqht pie
ices of sour
up tight, an
ill, require
ir.
Etrand'T
wring boiling water
in that way never
an is necessary, as
d water can be saved.
. - Make a crust of
wo table s , oonfuls of
ablespoonil,of soda,
f butter? 6r1 lard, a
enough t make a
oiled out. gut this.
. roll them out thin,
le upon t e'm, fold
team or bake. Bak -
minutes, steaming
Railway.
s leave Seafort, . talion as follows :
EST-
xpress 4 208 P. M.
Express 855 P. M.
con Mixed.. ; 7 05 A. M.
Asti oq P. nil.
g Express 7 55 A .M.
press. 180 P. M.
Mixed.....'. 10 25 A. M.
con Mixed 5100 P. M
ng Mixed
1
L. ndon, Hurn and Brupe.
GOING 8 o Urn- Mail./fixed.
Wing.: .., depart ... .30 A. M. 110A.M.
Belgra e 1 .63 A. M. 11i80A. M.
Blyth..... :.16 A. M. 1 00A. M.
Londe 'borough ".80 A. M. 12 25;A.M.
Clinto. .65 A. M. 1. 5P. M.
Bruce1 111. , .. , 916 A. 31. 1. 0 p. M.
Kippen J- 980 A. M. 1. 5 P. M.
Hensa ..1..� 9:40 ... 2 051PuM
Exeter .. IC.00 A. M. 2. 5 . .
Londo , arrive 11.20 A. M. 4. P. M.
Gomel N A Ii- Mixed. Mail.
London, depart .... 7.80 A. M. 5. P. M.
Exeter.. . .... 10.50 A. M. 6,
M.
Hensai ..11:15 " 6:6 ..
Bippen ... 11.85 A.M. 7.00 .31.
Brucei1 1d .4 ..t ...1,1. 6 A. M. 7.15 P. M.
Clinton ...4 .. J ......12' 60 P. M. 7.40 P. M.
Londes oro gli 15 P. M. 8. R. M.
Blyth.. ..' 1 P. M. 8. 6 P. M.
BflIgrav . .... - 2. P. M. 8. P. M.
Wing ` , arrive2 0 P.M. 9 P. M.
idat Wes to
Trains I ve Brussels et
as under :
GOTS NORTH.
Mixed...... 2:25 A. M.
Accom.. .. 3:40 P. M.
Ascom....... 9:85 P. M.
i Railway
tion, north a�
dsouth,
GOING SOUTH.
000m 6:17 A. M.
coom 8;08 P. M.
ixed 6415 P. M.
SMOKgD LAMS A
G. & J.1 F1ETT
k
litave on hand
WELL C TR1 fi
h they
They are warted of
ply at once
,1
D SIDE -MEAT,
HE NSA L,
uantity of •
SIDE MEAT,
ell Cheap.
lass quelit'v p.
A. N"
N SEAPORTH.
T OF DYE STUFFS
Of vary superior quality just received at
J. $. RO ERTS'
DRUG TORE;
MA
A
Colisisting in ar
DR,
ER CO POUND,
CO HINEA ,
C EAM AI
1FUSTI
ALUM,
INDIG
II'DIt O COMPOU
Id the following :
Alt,
O 4 LO? O F
AGED
YEELOW
SVC A�
BL
and 1 fae!
teed t pros
ions ale
J
Opp site
D,
ANDY PACK.
I(ES',
LATE, SCARLET,
GR EI and ROSE,
nearly all, col , which are vixen -
nee beautiful a d fast colors if direct -
1 rally fvp4wed
8. itOBERTS,
Powell's Temperance House Seaf°rth.
N9XON BROTHERS
MA U ACTURINC COMPANY
1MANUFAcTUItERS OF
103t01\7-
X0N.S
I ;
Standard Combined
NOW R AND . REAPER,
Gr atl Improved f� r the Harvest of 1876,
AND W' RANTED THE BEST IN
ADA, OR NO SALE.
ITS C
MS TO SUPiRIORITY ARE :
Cast•ste 1 hafting, securing reduced friction with
roar a d strength ¶rd d ability.
Cast-st 1 Crank Pin and Gun Metal Pitman
Boxes, making the bes and most durable
Pit an Attaohmenl ev r yet applied to' a
Rea er.
Extensa n 1 Steel Reap:ing
bre, g, or springing on
An impr 4 vel connection
the table in rel
•
ar, never warping,
of shape.
of the steel finger bar to
P•
Thirty,eih Inch Drivin giving a lame
bear n surface, and t driving power.
:no sed Gearing exoltding all dust and
• the wor ' g parts of the machine.
either fastor slow,' and under lit-
e° 'trot of the driver.r
Tightly
Double
stun
Wee
ee
Tilting L and Platform, for securing Lodged
Gras o Grain, also under instant control of
the ' v r.
Patent A.00 odatingLever for raising or lower-
ing o • to de of Platt°
• i
Light Dir ctj Draft and a sol`telyNo Side Draft.
1
Every p: f the Mac a Guaranteed to by
made of lthe Very Bet Material.
T E STNDARD
y Combinedsowet and Reaper iha
pr ze in both ,: owi4g and Reaping a
PEAT 'IEIILD! TRIA.
T PARIS 11871,
e ghtest Dra t T o -wheel Combined
chine on t ground.
Is the on
received a
THE
And was t
Buy the 1 Stand r4 Machine
4NDNOOT
And -See r Not 0 lJ
e z , bu t%e best value fo
JA E NOXON
INGERS
A M. CA M
Has opened out a
Next Door to Hays' Hotel
: for tike Sale oftheySAO
All Other Kinds of I
he Best Ma -
your money.
PRESIDENT.
LL, ONTARIO.
BELL
op:
EAFORTH,
lem,ente
1
EXPOSIT A R
i !
PLAIN BLAI ' {IREi
r
DINES, BLACK TRIPED
Tjusrp,pqm:;
GREI4ADYNESI
CHECK'D.. GRENADINES,.-,
COLORED GRENADINES
PLAIN BLACK M USLINS,
BACK ST,1II
1161S, BLACK C:
MUSLINS, COLOI
LINS, PLAIN DR
ENS, COLORED
CLOTH'S, NEW RI-
CAN PRINTS, COR-
SETS, NEW, FRIlidAINGS,
NEW COLLARS & CUp'NS,
NEW TIES, MINES, &c.
D
WS -
KED
'D MUS-
ES LIN
gRASE
HCiF maiv BROS.
HOFFMAN BROS,
HOFFMAN BROS.
HOFFMAN BROS.
_
DIN*B,
PfaX
CDECK
COLORE
PLAIN B
BLACK
LIN$, BL
MUSLIN
LINS, P
ENS.., CO
CLdTHS,R
CAN PRIZ
SETS, NE
NEW COL
NEW TIE
At KOFFIDIAN BIBf OTHERS' Cheap Cash, Store
TO THE
DESIRES TO ANNOUNCE
OF 11`'
AOR:
NE
40,
STRItiED
Si BLACK
,O •;x
MUSLIN/3;i
ED MUS- -
CHECKED.
OR'D NUS
REBS -LIN-
GRASS
W AMERI-
TS,_i RW CCR-
.
W I:ILLINGS,
SFS,
F • GES,
1,,
EOPLE OF. HUR
1�UH�,P~Sz'
0 THE PEOPLE OF HURON 'H:
ERY LARGE STOCK OF
TEAS; SU c ARS AND TOBACCOS
Of various Brands, Superior Qi
ply of all articles u
ALL
HIS STOCK OF C
Is now very large, well
ARRIV
ality, and at very Low Prices. Also a Fresh Sap-
ually found in a first-class Grocery More
SOLD CHEAP.
OCKERY AND GL
S
sorted, and much CHEAPER tjan u
ARE
dal.
J. MURPHY is not so anxious to make money as he isu to ake sale,
therefore the public can rely upon getting good bargains at
JAMES MURPHY'S,
SE.
ORTH.
CROCK ERY AND GLASSWA
WILLIAM ALLEN
HAS UST 'OPENED OUT A VERY CAREFULLY SELECTED S
Grocker, Glassware, Fruit Jars . &
NQ OLD BANKRUPT STOCK,
But New Goods, New Patterns,
Teas,
Prunes,
Sauces,
Canned Goods,
Oatnyeal,
FREE DELIVERY..
G
Su
Close Prices, to which he invites the
of the public.
OCERIES.
suits,
Mustards,
Hams, Bacon,
Cornmeal,
LIG ZTOZ�,
WHOLES
All parties wanting to buy Li
OCK OF
attention
Dried Apples,
Pickles,
Spices,
Flour,
Mill peed, &c.
WILLIAM ALL N.
LI 0 S
E AND RETAIL.
uors of the best quality are invited to visit
THOMAS D. PAN'S NSW S
ON MARKET STREE T
Where they will find that 'hey can get good value for their
otel Keepers and Ot / ere buying in
ARE PECIAL Y REQUESTED TO
Any Orders left at Killoran &
shortest notice.
AW LOGS WANT
essrs. COLEMAN & GOUINL
Will pay the Highest Cash Prioe for
AW LOG OF ALL KIND
so a quantity o ELM LOGS ennoble f
ufaetnre of Hoo s.
{
linatom Sawing attended to prom
lowest market prices:
an aambers cheap ea aeveryt any other mti, also Shin
ill.Lath and Picks sh a onrihandd,, and at the
11
5000 CEDAR POSTS OR SALE.
1 . CO ! -GO
4171
TQRE,
Large Quantities
CALL.
yan's old stand will be attend4d to on the
D
CK
the
71
lee,
very
Beak
T..IJ. RYAN,
aft
h.-
'DOMINION, STEAMSHIPCO
VE ELS Sail eekiy from Quebec fo Liver -
v pool, calling at 'Belfast. Through Tickets
issued from Seaforth to Livgrpoon
Steerage, Seaforth to Liverpool. . . .$H'2
Cabin, Seaforth to Liverpoo-1 68
A. ARMITAGE, Agent.
A few thousand holism to loan' on proved
farm propesenpr;napai payable et any t e, and
inany sumo to °nit the borrowers' conn nie�nce.
Some very WeeB g Lots for sale=sand Orth
gmondville. ` lsii ankle* plait, and par
ass
A..:,
BRICKS* BRI K
von SALE. At $ is aria rod,
';any WSp-ol.
The. Brion are thattamed �..
fi � be
Tauri Edell * liven&
'0,447 Ober yard fit
,tit.:
Te Sere been
.1 ditto.
'Mk Mom
REOAT.
JULY 28, int
OARF
Have this
anta►e
Sever, lP
Wagola of
finished now
1A , EI WORK'
Place to. Go.
MArIr & 00.
olds eve r 14- Bugging
iand s_ few, ' cLss
Making more.
n,Buggies and Democrat
latent style* and neati.
ready.
Good ma : riai and good work are w
make -our ve . *cies ;sell Bo rapidly,
For
Job we will
uty,in the
Repairing
tended, to.
Our Prices
lead S
of claps ourselves•
;to
e,
of an kinds prornI by at. .
ILLMAN •Co.
.THE VE ;Y CHE4PEST RIOT
READY MONDOES THE BUSINESS.
J -1-1o KYLE:
GROC R.an• PROVISION DEA-
- AFORTH,
Buys for Cas •,• and sells for Cash, and, haying
no ;lad debt -, gives his customers thebeneat,
°If all business . en world purat-a this ,yet 2
.etramseisei wool • soon dies :natural death.
GR f OER-IES,
Of every 1escript on,Fresh, New and Good.
First•Ciass c n Tea at 45 cents per Main
packages'of not I: as than 10 pounds.
Bright, Beautil' 1 Sugar, from 10 to 12 pomade
for One Dollar.
•
FLjOU
AND FEED
Of ery Descript on Delivered in Town Tree rig
Charge
CASH FOR BUTTER AND Ems,
And otherFarm:: Producein exchange for Goods
as Cash. f
NEW M CHINE SHOP.
TTAVTNG Atted up the premises formerly tie*
cupied by GR Y & SCOTT, we are prepared
to contract for
FLOURING,
GRIST AND iS'AW MIL"
6-H1 L Es
Heading an
Stave Machinery, ie.
BLACKSMITH WORIC
I ARrf
GENERAL REPAIR,
GRATE BARS contras'
FOUNDRY UFACTURING
ROBERT RUNC
Seeforth Feb. 2,
DIRECT FRO
AMERICAN
SPADES,
HOES
GL
FEN
AND BUI
Of Every
EAVE TROU
ger.
76,,near- Mansion Horde. Add
CElyeD ,
UT NAILS,
HOVELS, FORKS,
D RES,
TS; OILS,
ING
Deserip
IIARDWARi
ion Cheap.
HS AND CONDUCT4
G PIPE
Pat up on the Sho test rioif co and Warranted.
SE FORTH
WOOL WANTEa
'To Card, Spin, Aira/nufmture,.ey,
! Exchange,/ Woolen Goods.'
Always done to t ke home the someday.
SPINNING, WE; YIN,G, COLORING,
CLOTH F ING, DRESSING,
And every other bran° 01 •the business w°11.401m
on s rt hake.
a our own ter°, and made ea
good -"itc!ol, chat for oath or wool.
IINI4OLIESAL AND RETAIL.
ortkr 0214 of ,ount wool.
A: 'G. VANEGYMIL
Sesiotth, may 25, 12t7.
gnage
:cow I lay
aniurlise-
I should
The need for =eh.'
broug14 to the att
It little orphan. gir
get -for her a little
'mit like the
ng
and se
them to the little
thatmoknie of the
tOthe Case. She
t are all tieo long er
11414 sir, w
little prayer for t
the One I say et
do iess:yhan pro
would to mak
prayer ;she de'
11,1 this 4irection 1
losing rines,lwiti
and -child= till
perfect,' but if th
one to produce SW
the little ones as
s* halite served a
Fro. Lol
crosses.the Dee
as oftert seen on tt
titer._ $be always
abuvrt meottkealttewaysos mthe
equipage. he
mewnhmetehnhetatboehrxebyisnestzreitdi
fess attends the Q
little in advance i
arThrder-te2 Iter 31Veflaitititlitli
d0131aiD.0, unless et
is strangers only 1
thae:Ihnoteewat a:we gn a tl e:e::::Wh ade I i°T7 lip! nnia et: ti mtnhaP 11 It ciel '
her subject! by Di
'tally aCknowled
ol and ite ehefori musiequenatlz
Materials for mak
utensili are taken
is 11144 011 the gr
round in rustic
the Queen bas no
Her seat is re
a- tree, Itith e
other al
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