The Huron Expositor, 1876-09-08, Page 6N EXPOSITOR.
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HOw to Fee HorSes.
J -raving selected. the food or mixtur
of food we propose to e, we have no
to consider the form u which that foo
may be most advantag ously given. I
comes to us in the for of hay or grain.
and is open to two obj tions. The ion
hay is wasted by the a ihnals allovving
portion of it to fall un er their feet, an
the whole grain is lia le to pass undi
avoid these sources Of 1. ss we advise ilia
the hay be chopped an, the grain erushe
Experience enables us to say positivel
that these operations re productive o
they entail is maliy ti es repaid by tit
prevention of waste in ay, and the mor
complete digestion of 11 the grain eate
It has been objected t these operation
that they induce a har e to bolt hiafooc
o nly half masticated. We- crush kra
not to improve upou astication, not t
save the animal the t ouble of chewin
his food simply to br ak- the envelope
and thus allow easy d gestion. We d
not grind. it to powder but are quite con
tented if lit be split. No doubt,' horse
with good teeth woul give a good ac
count of 'most of the rain they are al
lowed, but we are not satisfied to los
auy, and, therefore, e reduce all th
corn to a form which, hile it might stil
be well masticated, it s most favorabl
for digestion ; to a f0 I 11 in which, eve
should it escape the te:th, it will not es
eape the stomach. T e- cutting of hay i
advised for a differen reason. We d
not suppose that this ,. echanical opera
tion affects its digesfi ility: We cut i
to prevent its Waste in transit from gran
ary to pit, and in th stall, when th
horse pulls a mouthful from the manger
bat principally to mix ith the grain, s
as to compel the ho se to thoroughl
masticate the whole I his provender
der , foot, are trample on aed. spoilt
some horses, from isehief, wilful'
throw their hay on th floor,*and thes
cutting the hay this aSte is prevented
as the animal can only remove a -mouth
ful at a time. The le gth of cut is al
most immaterial, bein equally effectiv
if cut to two inches as ut to a half.
Almost of more im rtance than th
form in which ifood is given is the fre
quency and regularit meals. Th
horse's digestive org nit _are, not con
structed for long fasts .Long interval
without food produce unger, and hong
indigestion and' colic follow. This I
doubly true and doub dangerous wit
horses cloieg hard wor . They come
their long -deferred me 1.not only hungry
but exhausted ; not on y is the food bolt
ed, but the stomach is in such a state a
to be incapable of tho ughlY.active di-
gestion, and is overpo erect bY half the
digest.. The preventi,u of- waste is al-
most attained when we give a proper form
but there are two poin s to which it is
right to devote some it entionthe form;
of the mangers, and attention to the
wants of the individu 1 animals. The
mangers should. bot b less than three
feet long, 18 inches e, and 12' inches
'deep. They should h ve an under bor-
der of wood projecting inward for two
niches, and a transverse bar of half inch
of two -inch -wide hoop ron screwed on to
the tep of the manger protects it from
damage by the horse's th. This siniple
arrangement 'prevents the horse from
throwing out his corn, nd the provender
is not in so thick a layer as in the ordin-
ary nal row and shallow manger.—lfichi-
gan Farmer.
• Ladies and Sle ping Cars.
speaks with del
His proauneiatio
is head is very.bro
ks reverence a
part of his brain
nimal passions i
era ion and with an im-
n poorly ducated,
d at the ase, aud
toward he top.
gm point of view he
d benevolence, and that
wlueh is the s at of the
largely (level ped.
To sleep tied up and steel bound is of
course out of the que tion, so there is
nothing to do but nfasten buckles,
strings, &c., lie on one' back, and wrig-
gle out. But yea cannot wriggle in the
morning, nor can you convey such arti-
cles as I have mentioned through the
cars to the ladies' dressing room? while
you endeavor to. hide, your diminished
self en route under an all enveloping we=
terproof. That is to say, it cannot pos-
sibly be done without giving an object -
lesson on feminine make-up to all the
men in the car, for such articles caimot
be bundled up so as not to reveal their
identity by unmistakable outlinee. As
if all this were not enough -to deter wo-
men from entering "eleepers," the de-
- signers of these conveyances with wan-
ton malignity, have lined 'them with
mirrors, and if one additional trial can I ,a
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Cor
Up to a rece
as carried on
Wiens, and ev n t the pre
hey practice it Mor than any
ion. At the end of the year 18
ere 433 Italian co 1 fishing b
1 Fishing -
CLOTHIi4C ESTABLI;SHMOT,
DAMNING POST OFFIC4
-MAI
eriod, coral fishing •
almost exclusively by
ent day
ther na-
69, there
ats, 329
1 Greco.
oral ves-
e quan-
'of the
,000a 000
as, how-
to the
in coral fishi g—there
er he French flag, but
-e come Fre ch sub-
itar service. he -only
vessels.
rail fishery of itther na-
dors not amount to a
of which belonge
The shores most
Seta were those_o
tity of coral ann
Vessels, accordin
recent years, ex
lire (X160,000).
ever, declined si
circumstance th
Algeria—and esp
place are engage
4re more than a
boats sailing un -
having cretis
Italians, who ha
lects to avoid mi
Others who enga
the Spaniards, a ho have sixt
41together, the
ions than Italia
million and a hal
.A curious stor
on a Western rai way, who, wh le going
o his train one or iing not lang ago,
as arrested by 4n officer of the law and
o officer of -the road On his shirt front
was a $5,000 diamond pin, and in his
I tot, Torre d
ally fished b
eede in value
Th fishery
req ented by
is told of a nductor
bcket were a value
chain: In his trilink
30,000 in gover
rn. bank was t
le gold watch and
the officers found
me t bonds. An East -
leg aphed to, and the
psponse mei tha bail could be furnish
dd in $90,000, if necessary, as that wa
the amount depo AO to the cofiductor!
credit there. T e' conductor hen re
torted by calling
iinfo ed the offi
been worn b thr conductor 20 years
htthe watch slanged , to him before b
money in the bank belonged to his wife
as hei to an 'estate.' The lawyer sug
o fp
Ihis 't ion! would b asked
a lawyer, wh 'politely
ers that the lolia.mond
d illegally taken had
d ate en,
ther ues
ens
ear
raent
dwelf
Verse
horn
prom
• alt °ugh
hie. She
e2?1 and
Mar -
riage.
rtain liort f talent is alm st indis-
bile for pe ple who wou d spend
together a d not bore themselves
e talent, like the agree -
must abe or and aboot life. To
happily getheri they should be
with faculty for will ng com-
and it will not Much mat -
she jar talented i nothing
nu t know her etier de
d t is More impo ant that
ul be a good gossip, and
ly ndl smartly of common
f the ay nd hour, than that she
PPen ore frequently in mar -
feigner t dinner. That people
eve rniny a , gory of "grouse in
ur-roo , many an old ioke be -
them w fell. time cannot wither
tom spa' is a better preparation
by y ur leave, than many other
ighe a better sounding in the
ears. You coeld read ICant by
f, if °ill wanted, but you must
joke with some one else. You
ve o e who do not follow you
I your ifs laughing w en you had
your eyes, or staring when you
a fit f tughter, wou d go some
e marriage.
some dis-
r So much
g to dis-
140i:ft wtaokrde
robs, the
life turns
any 'more
I mind,
r of the
a
a
jfi
alk easan
rien and
ings
houl
nd
riege
haul
nd 1
he
wee
or
hing
orlc
ours
hare
an f
hrou
o fin
ears
ere
ay t
aste
be added to those I have described it is P
to
fr
fora woman to be -forced to see herself
at every turn as she appears to others
the morning after a night in a sleeping -
berth before damages have been repair-
ed.—Lcotcloa Advertiser.
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A Long Row in a Skiff.
The Detroit Past of .Hriday says :
"One of the arrivals at this port was
that of a man named =raffles R. Gay, who
'started to row from. Boston to this city
on a wager of 0,000, made between two m
Boston men 109 days ago; he to receive 7
-$500 if reaching this city in four months.
The trip covered a distance of something
less than sixteen hundred miles, via the
Atlantic coast of Maine ,Gulf of St. Law- in
rence, the lakei and their cormections to
this point. The time allowed him he- fif
ing 120 days the limit necessitated but 1;0
a speed of thirteen and a half miles per h
day, a very moderate ,rate. Gay, who
is ahead of his time eleven days, is a
short, thick -set man, with an -extremely
florid countenance, and heavy, full face.
He is a native of Keene, N. IL, 'and has
spent most of 1328 life on the water. He
has probably had an easier time while
attempting to win his prize than when
pursuing his usual vocation, the only
mishap he has suffered being the cap-
sizing of his skiff by the swell of a steam-
er when about five miles from Portland,
Me. He was provided with an ample
supply of priovisions, but had leisure
enough to enjoy the farmer hospitality
along the line of his row. Gay himself
states that he..had no very dangerous ad-
ingui
ther
hrewsl
mak
his s
ighe
ank
ake,
osst
As a
g its
ear D
ad a
ornet
ventures, but that his voyage was al-
most monotonous ina its freedom from
stifling incident. His boat, which weighs
but 160 pounda,'served as a roof nights
when too remo rom dwellings to' en-
joy their sepu Altheugh the Aril)
seems to have een one which a man
enured to expo ure—and with a powerful
physique like at of Gay would consid-
er a pastime rat, er, than a labor, especial.
ly with a certai prize of $500 held out
BrighaM Yo
of age, ancl, no
what feeble w
some reason or
m Young.
is now abouli 75 years
ithstanding his some -
and the fact that for
other his neck was ban-
tty Well preserved.- Ile
a w man who, fro
ratan the Meaning
and as given up try
her o n politics, ask
en or oinen, and th
you il not find
tren ha t, and hum
plainer what hay
n has a sh
poetical und
teres
d en
re rstanding,
i things for their own
rtg astonishment at the
ong f neral Procession was wend -
ay last week to the cemetery
venport, Iowa) the driver of the
riage gate a hay -stack by the
at with
nest
is whip, and s
Hundreds of
swarme out of fte stack, an 1
horseal drivers and mourners
reared' and bro
wielded fans and
intermittently ;
kerchiefs and s
deed, the corp e
kept MS temp r
solemnity of t
—The introduct
the gooclsoffiee
westerpi Railwa at Birmingham- has
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proved, so successful that the 'directors
liave been induced to try the experiment
ip other large centres of traffic
ruck a
hornets
ticked
Horses
parasols and Shrieked
en swung their hand -
ore consistentlY. In -
vas the only party that
nd bore in mind the
the London a d North -
on of female :itlerks into
LIM
ER.
THE CRA
riErE UNDERSI
the attentio
Stock of Lumber
aim best quality,
SIZED HE
From 10 feet, up.
All orders sen
ly attended to;
orders. Intereet
pricea be ore pnre
EU
NpD would beg leaVEI to call
of the public to their Large
oil all kinde, and Shingles o
nd at the very Lowest Prices.
°CIE ALWAYS ON HIM,
b or otherwise napt-
di count of percent on large
ha7edi on accounts- running
k -enquiries as to quality and
sling elsewhere.
GARPOWrIlltrW0,1
ti
THE
War ran
STR
emarkable
his pa roils
FAL A
OF
ET,. SEAFOF§TH
success which has attended
t during 41he past year well
on of it, and 1Willitun. Hill
hat the
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WI NTER I ST4ICK
MA ERIALS 'FOR
gUITS AND
Will be
very :cowl
ma
CLOSE EC N
Eve
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g and Wo
IL I
op osit
OUT b
.11
te, and every effort will be
MY with STYLE and
a Gunrantried as its
M HILL,
the Consolidated Sank,
SE AF'
BUSINEOS
VA E
WE beg lean to
DRUG S
EST
TO MESS
ED
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Possession to
have disposed of our
E AND JEWOLRY
ISHMENT
DR. VERCOE AND
NOT H VI
And all House - e in
Clea
IN THE E
So we invite ur f
GOODS M ST
MATTE VI
As the premise
and HAIGHT,
speak your kin
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are
nd a
cone
he Middle of
Goods, these .must all be
ed Out
'ends to come now for the
eh your. tunnies, as- t143
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BE SOLD AT NO
AT SACRIFIE.
leased to Masers. *WOE
nor we are sold ot4 we be
ideration for our suceessors.
ME
TN an
IC L
RTANT
TESTIIMCiNY
FIL 11 an
nicely kept,
FILL clime
TAG opt."
FL
OR
Ace Emulation of lIUST,
f moves, no nintte how
1 SECT LIFE rider
be omes -it FRIGHT -
of ISEA.SE and CON-
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IL CLOTHS.
Do no allow t e D ST to filter through, and
For DI ING 00 and HALLS it is far
can be kept perf ctly clean and hcallthful.
Superior to Ca ets i
A SP END D ASSORTMENT OF
A TERNS
In all W dths fro
IL
12 feet, at
M HILL'S,
the Commercial Hot*.
SMOK
WELL
They a
ply at cnt
PE
URED
Which they
warranted
e.
STREET, SEAFORTH.
AND SIDE-ME/4.
AND Dior,
will sell Cheap.
GENERAL GROCER
MAIN ST
to Strong .ftFairley,)
AND PPIOVISION DEALER,
TN THANKING the Public for the very beral Patronage I have received since assuming the
-1- business of Strong & Fairish andby s et attention to business and upright dealing 1 hope to
have a continuance of the same. I have no on hand n
LARGE STOOK OF 0 0104 FAMILY GROCERIES,
Which I will sell for a Small Advn ce on Cosi for Cash, comprising ha part of
Teas, Sugars, Syrups, Coffees, pices Sauces, Currants, _Raisins, Rice,
Pot Bairley, Split P as, (672d Biscuits of all kinds.
I have just received a large stock of Can ed Goods, consisting of Peaches, Strawberries, Rasp
berries, Pine Apples, TomatOes, Plums, X alade and Jam, Canned Salmon, Mackerel,Lohsters, and
F ee to any Part
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FLOUR andi FEED Constantly n Rand, and Delivered
POTATOES FOR 20 CENTS PER BUS EL.
Remember the Place, Strong & Fairley's Land, South side.
M. MO BISON.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Alrparties wanting to buy Liqu rs of the best quality are inv'ted to 'visit
THOMAS D. R
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AN'S NEW
ON MARKET
Wiere they will find that th
y can get good
STORE
Hotel Keepers and Oth rs buying in Larg
ARE SPECIALL
Any Orders left at Killoran &
shortest noticr.
REQ §TED TO CALL.
yan's -1k1 'stand will be attrded to- on the
T. D. R.1741r, Seaforth.
Quantities
1876
THE
A. TT TiZT M 1\T.
HAVING JUST RET
RNED FROM A VISIT TO
1876
LEADING WHOLE ALE HOUSES IN CANADA,
WHERE I VE SELECTED MY
I have much Pleasure in annou zng to 2ny Customers and the Public in
General t t I will be able
TO OFFER THEIVI GOODS THJS SEASON
AT A VERY 8m LL MARGIN ON Co,ST.
As I intend, in future, to c nfine my business more cloSely on a
cl
I would respectfully ask my friends to leave me a little more of that article as
well as their REDIT and , TRADE.
THANKING THEM FOR THE LIBERAL SUPPORT
ACCORDED ME
A Szipport which has increased
former years
IN TETE PAST YEAR,
my Sales considerably in, advance of
and hoping by' a
STRICT ATTENTION TO T WANTS OF MY customERs
In the Future to merit a con nonce of heir good -win and supilaort.
.Full and Entire List of All epartments Next Week.
it i
HIGHEST C SH PRICE PAID
FOR ANY QUANTITY OF GOOD DAIRY BUTTER.
TH9MAS KIDD,
Seaforth.
EGG EMPORIU
The subscriber hereby thanks his num
customers (merchants andethers) for their libe
patronage daring the past seven years, and h
by strict integrity and dose attention to inutin
to merit their confidence and trade in the futur
Having greatly enlarged his yr:ernieesid
the winter, be is now prepared io pay thee
HIGHEST CASH PRIC
For any quantity of good fresh eggs, dellv
at the
Wanted by the subscriber 25 tons of good
clean WHEAT STRAW.
Corn Meal -C
And Kind.; of NM Peed Constaritly on' Hand
Chopping dme Tuesdays andrrldays, Oatmeal
exchanged:fosOate...Iligibest-pisielpsid fes -
Peas auflJlasley,-.
4IS z WO** 41110340N
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Vire preqr POdgFu•ABleute Olt;
SE TEMBER 8, 1876.
TRY I
BEST PLAC.
Al\TD PROVE IT.
THE SE ORTH MUSICAL
INSTRUMENT EMPORIU3,
WII.J.SION 4. SCOTT
Beg to dire t the atten um of the public
to the foll wing fact They make A
Speciality the Best Rianos and Organs
in the Canadian marke
CEL BRATED PIANOS.
Never be ore has al' piano been sub -
tests by f ends and oes as have the -
above nam instruments, The scale,
being so r *calif different from any
other, to genious in, its construction,
and produc g such 'WO derful power and.
purity of to el has att acted the atten-
tion and admiration of mechanics, phil-
osophers at.d. =laical loritios ; and they
have theref re been lo+ed. t4ion as into-
lia
other Pianok, who, behig unable to find
in them. any weak points for assault, have
endehvored to storm them by unjust as-
sertions. BO aft.e.r. ten !Years of thoroUgh
trial of the one, and. T enty of the other
that they 114ve more t n vindicated. the
highest hopes of thei friends, Ana are
test silencing the guns of their enemies.
A trial is sill th_at is req ired to thorough-
ly convince the public ilf these facts. :
TOE. VO EL & LINCOLN onus
Are Universally acknoviledged to be the
best in the market, and each instrutnent
is fully warpnted .for five years. The
folloWing are a few of the many advan-
tages we els4im for this instrumenti over
all others made : The 1rATENT PLANO
is
is- fully pro id and ted. Sparkling
Vivacity is y this itnp rted -to the mu-
sic. Is aliv yak tune The Manifold
Pipe Igives 'chness an purity of ;tone,
equaliling qt. e best Pipe Organs, is inov-
7 equalled= alone. " Sr 'ence, experience,
goc411`stoc "skilled wiarkmauship and
hones t pur e make these Organs. They
fully voic Ana tuned. -
Pianos a d Organs o other makes sup-
ways'on d.
Re Dem r the Esc , and don't pass
us bY
AGR
The
Whe
BO
re
Anot
Horse
this sp
being
early a
Woo
the tea
PO
8 AVORI#
C. WILLSON'S
IUM, SEJ,FORTH.
est altd Che,apest Race in the
74 to Purelmise Agricultural
pte 148.
you get an Implement rom
you can rely upon it being as
resen ted.
et' car load or Sharp's felf-Dumpbig
akes, 700 ol which -hate -already been sold
iug. there are oCly fifteen. hundred
de t season,larMers had -bettering
the e 04 win. soOn lEt nen out.
s1 Selil-Bake Reaper isi in greater lemand
r thala ever before. INone otter stands
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john fielf Rake -neaps*, too weR knowiato
need ommendation;
Of all escriptions. Anothe car load a those
perfect Meth, Slayer's, Masse?* No. 18.
'it
Some hhig New in Gang lows. The .
Wrough Ire4 Frame Gang low. This is
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wiV. be ven, on trial. Satisfaction guaranteed
er nose . its O. C. believes that an iMptelltent
that wo 't stand toltizig ain't *Ortb buying- ,
SE
What
sensible
Has no
which
very
p, MACHINES,*
yeays mutt be true, and eyerY -
now admits that
FLOItENCE
. !All kinds of irmehines 141 iitockt=
stddlf people will insist on 'laying
Plow oints end ill kinds of Vsgtings
pairs al ye mal hand.
Sewing ons, Atti.ehments
ter
for th
and
There N
waraly
had a
-the twa
Mean
a
rkr he
the you
Ame
gentlem
to bathe
the sea.
r.
rutted
the spy
-could on
-and slwee
eau
sndi
gad in
Seed for
Baei
-Eve re
from -the
certmony
seconds 4'
ripplm
gave fu
of theb
the
her h
iumn1 la
ex.'s cool
bzidegroo
:then :we
next Oe
Comedy
the sem
a Grand -1
ENTIR
Traveilet
"You are
one of o
day, as n
cars to
She looke
did not h
just as we
,of onepas
the point.
—Two
Richard
agents fel
bench ef
of having
Garafrax
tie in
at Gird
evidence
gave the
they repr
policy nn
purchaser
fire by
it appears
demnified
paid. for t
of the pro
stated to
was actu
-eused. we
that the A
half of th
ttepartie
bmaeh
false repr
of -the Ac
EPPRIS
eden
'many hee
. judicious
.4 'tomtit
stro
to