The Expositor, 1869-05-21, Page 8sound of Telegraph Wires.
As to the cense of the sounds frequen-
tly heard to proceed from, the 'wires in'
the open_ an, it has been customary to
accept the wind, and its producing the
sonqing by direct vibration, similar to
those of the Aeolian harp. A different
view of it, however, is given bei a rail:
read officer in the Austrian ltailway
• Gazette.
He calls observation to the fact that
onee-who gives his close attention to
both the wires and sounds will find that
'the latter nia,ke their appearance like-
wise where there is a total .absence of
wind ; and in. .a quiet in winter, when
the wires appear covered with frost to
the thickness Of• a finger, they never-
theless carried on lively vibrations and
swinging' , while the eir was totally
quiet. The observer had noticed this
- for eighteen years past, and at last was
led to the real cause of the .phenome-
na.
According to him, therefore, the Vi-
brations are not due to the 'changes of
atmospheric temperature, and especially
thre the _action of cold, as lowering of
° friction is produced on the supporting
' bells, and thus gives the explanation for
the sounding both in the wires and the
poles. This explanation also coneurs
, with the fact that poles bearing but
, .
- one or a few wires give off far louder
sounds , than when loaded with many;
because in the latter case the vibrations
produced must be less uniform and si-
multaneous.-
..MOORISH, AND TOIRDO SWORDS.—All
readers of Eastern and mediaeval hist-
ory -or romance, have observed the de-
votion with which the warrior seems to
have regarded. his tsword, a devotion
which re4krabled rather a personal at-
tachment by which enemies might be
OverthrOwn, and his own reputation for
courage maintained. . A. writer in
Chambers' Journal explains this . in'
some degree. He has -visited, the Ar-
eneria .at.nMadrid, whereeve collected I
all the warlike weapons Vamous in
Spanish history—those wielded. by -her
own great warriors, and those captured
from valient fees. , " H istary,"• he says,
" seems to start intolife as you gaze on
that longprocessionof weapons, which
laings- you down from the ninth centu-
ry to the present day, over epoehs; ie-
•" pleVe with, disaster, defeat, or .with vie -
tory tand glory. All the ' •cherished
name of Spain, - all ...that flour-
ish. in cronicle ballad, or romance, stand
•, forth in grand relief beforeyou. as your
eyes sweep alona;the itiniense suit e of
- brilliantly lightetd apartments -which
have been appropriated to this match-
less collection • ot arms. When the
I.Vloors were in the zenith of their dvi-
lization; the type of their poweress was
the :Damascus eword, the brightest, the
keenest, the most resistless ever wielded
by man. Respecting the arts, by which
it Was produced, there exists much
vaaiety of opinion. Some think it
• owes its fame to the native superiority
• of the steel, others to the hardening
• qualities of the Syrian -waters, others to
the excellence of the workmanship,
evhdelthat opinion, perh4s, approahes
nearest to the truth, whicit ettribues its
admirable qualities to the union Of all
three causes.
• -
ANTI TRAUDU 1NH. —A French
gentletmen has reeently by patented an
ink- or writing fluid for, preventing fra-
dulent alterations in writen documents,:
to be usecl in combination with pecult-
ary-prepared paper, the colour in whinh
it .drecharged, ancl the texture changed,
' by the action of the.ink. The writing
fluid is composed of dillute .sulphulic
ad], coloured with indigo, and the pap-
• er is ordinary -writing paper tinted with
•ult:amine or any other satiable colour
• which• is capable of discharging the acid
By this means the texture of the paper
• in the parts affected by the acid will be
so changed and weakened as to 'prevent
;the possibility of alteration or erasure.
and the ink or writing fluid, by pene-
trating through the paper, will be seen
on both its_ sides.
MUSHROOM
may be raisedin plenty in, old. frames
or at the -back of a shed-. Get together
a good heap Of short dung that has not
; been fermented, spread it ont, and turn
it tWice,. at intervals of week,a and
-Lhen add turfy loam in, the proportion
of oae-sixth, and , make 11D the bed
cighl.;een in6heideep,-beating it down
well as the -work proceeds. Let it re-
- main till there is a- brisk heat, then- in-
• sert the •spawn in pieces of the size of
*an egg, about four in.ches—apa,rt,. and
cover the bed -with • two inchee of fine
Ioaana or rotted turf.---Gairditera Mg-
#
;inc.
• TTooke counted seven thousand faceta
in the eye of the house -fly, -Leenwen-
book more than seven, thoUsanclin that
orate dragon -fly ;- and Geffoiy 'cites a
calculation ecibrdin.g VI which there
-
blO
thirOir' four thousand six -hundred
-and fifty of such facets in the Oye of a
1414terfiy.
• The true• aeay to undenstand -the judg-
Taeae of L VeD. aZ to sob nit to there.
CHESS.'
THE SEAFORTH EXPOSITOR
PRop. Na 74
BY Hams D. SMITH, JACKSON, MICHIGAN.
---
•
BLACK •
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4 -at?, A
pi/ re" •
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•ez, 4//.
ra/4„/
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• WHITE,•
0
White to mate in two moves,
• 0
SOLU'IIDN TO PROBLEM No. 74.
WHITE. • • BLACK.
• 1 0611,5 ch. KtkgQ
2 K to B 5 •Kt moves
• 3 P mates.
SOLUTIO TO ENIGMA No. 6.
1 Kt to °K. sq
2 Kt th 13- 3
• 3 Kt to Kt sq
• 4 Kt to K 2
• 5 K to B 2
h_R-toK 3
7 Kt to Kt 3
8 Ktto K 2
ELAcH.
K to K 5
K to B4
KtoK4
• KtoK 5
KtoB 4
• K to 14
•PtoR 5
Kto K 3
9 1CtoK4 • KtoB 3
10' Kt to Q 4 and wins.
White to move and win.
1
GAME NO. 83.
MR. FRO*. MR. -V. D.IJASA.
WHITE. ••BLA 0
1 PtoK4 PoKk.
2 P.toQ4 - P tks P
3 PteQB3 PtksP _
• 4KBtoB 4 PtoQ 3
5 KKttoli 3 BtoK2
• 6 QtoKt 3 Q Kt tp 11,3
7 B tks P ch. K to B sq
• 8 B tks Kt R tks B
9 Kt tka P •Bto.KB3,
• 10- B to Q2 ' Q to K sq
11 Castles (Q R) Q to 13 2 - -
• 12 Kt to Q 5 ili, to. Q Kt sq
• 13 Kt tks B - •-P tks Kt
14QtoB3 KtoKt 2 •
15 B to K Kt 5 Kt to K 4
16 Kt tks Kt , •Q P tks Kt
• 17 BtoK 3 K to R sq - -
• . 18 K to Kt sq •'B to• K 3
.19 PtoKB4 B tks P ch.
20 K to .RSq B to Kt 6 '
. 21 P tks P QtoK 3
22 R to Q 5 E tks R
2.1 P tks B, QtksQP
.- 24 P tks P QtoB 2 '
25 EtoB4 , KRtoKsq
26 R. to Q sq R to K 3
27 P to Q Kt 3. QRtoKsq
28 B to Kt 5 RtoQB 3
29 RtoQ7 R tks Q
.30 R tks Q• R to B 7
31 B to R'4 R tki P
• 32 R'tks B P R to Q sq
33 RtoQBsq R tks R P
34 B to Kt 3 • .KIttoKKt 7
- 35 B to K p •K to Kt sq
36 B to Q Kt 2. PtoKR4
37 R -to B 7 R, to Q 8 ch.
38. Al to B sq . K R to K Kt 8
39 K to Kt 2. .ii, tks 13
40 R tks R R. tks R
41 K tks R •
And Black wins.
• For all the purposes for which a line -
Inept is used, Dr: J. Briggs' .A.IIe-vantor
is Superior to any preparation that the
skill of of man hasty -et discovered. As
'an internal remegy it has never been
exCelled, owing t? its healing balsam
properties in irritations of the mucous
membrane of the alimentary canal, air
passages and urinaey organs, and at the
same time exercising a powerfu1 sediic-
tive influence -upon the nervous centrs,
thereby subduing pain, allay tng morbid.
•excitement and irratibility, and impart-
ing a feeling ofeomfort, ease and tran-
quility to . the -w-boli system. Sold- by
druggists -and country merchants gener-
ally. Sold by J. Sea.tter.
The fear ov ,God iz the philosophy ov
religion ; the love ov God iz the charity
-
of religion.
Better leave your child virtew than
raoney ; but this iz a sekret known on-.
1y tew a few,-
- I honestly believe it iz better to know
nothing tlia,n tew know What ain't so.
If you analize what most men kali
plelzare, yu will find it nom.pozed ov
one part hanelaugg and two parts pain.
When yu hain't got nothing tew do,
do it at once; this is the way tew learn
tew- be bizzy,
We hay bin told that the best way to
overcome misfortunes iz tew fight with
them—i have tried both ware and re-
commend a successfUl dodge.
Where religion izt trade, morality
iz a merchandize.
Con.versaillinn. should be enirvened
• .
with it, not composed oy it,
AN APPRENTICE WANTED,
ANTED, a smart ac.'ive lad to learn
VV the Waggon Irtaking. Apply to G.
G-rassie, eppeeite, the “ExpJiitor" Office,
72-3in
• CHEAP PRINTS,
DRESS GOODS.
MUSLINS,
TICK TNGS, •
• SHIRTINGS,
• LADIES' STRAW HATS,
GENTS
GENTS FELT
• Ready -Made Clothing,
BOOTS ttiC SHOES.
Also a Nice Stock of
Fresh Groceries.
To be had- at
Bonthron & Sons,
Opposite Hickson's Old. Stand.
Seaforth, May 7. 52-tf
SEAFORTH
PLANINC MILL!
SASH3tOOR AND
Blind Factory ! !
(pith subscribers beg leave to tender their
_I sincere thanks to their numerous cus
toraers and the public at large, for the very
liberal patronage received sine commencing
business in Seaforth, And as they havenow
a very large stock of Dry Pine Lumber; on
hand, .and having lately enlarged their pre-
mises and added. New Machinery (thereby
increasing their facilities for doing work with
despatch), they feel confident of giving every
satisfaction to those who may favor them
with their patronage, as none but first-class
•workmen are employed.
Particular attention paid to custom plan-
ing.
BROADFOOT & GRAY.
P. S.—An Eight -Horse -Power Engine and
Boiler for sale, all complete, of Goldie &
IVIcOallock's make. 70-3m
GODERICH
COMMERCIAL
AND MATHEMATICAL
OADEMY
ESTABLISHED OCT. IST '66.
YOUNG ATEN
Wishing to qualify themselves ft'a* busi-
n,ess, would do well toattend this
institution. -
i.
TERMS
For. Whole Qourse, $20.00 in advance
• Books and. Stationery, $9 0.
Yor Course of Study, please
ciroular..
A. NI'KELLA
Prin
Goderich, Feb.. 4,
• MILLINERY AND-
ipltESS itier42.LIC C31-_
MES. GUTHRIE tk MISS
nil for
6 47.3m.
A RE new prepared to execute all
,Lio in Millinery, Dress and Mond
ing, in the Latest Style and' Fashio
ticular attention devoted to Straw
'Oorciers left at the house of Mrs.
Main Ntreet, will receive immedia
E70-
•
Sea.forth, 9th, 1869.
EGG'
orders
Mak-
- Par -
floods.
uthrie,
atten-
A.'01 VAN EGMON
Woolen Facto
SEAFORTH/
ENLARGED- AND IMPROVED.
subscriber, thankfiil for past patotejt-
T age, -would inform his raimerons'ousto-
ers that he has greatly.enlarged. and imp_
ed the above mill, and added cox.f3id.era e
more machinery, so that he is now prepa
to turn out better work than he has e
been able -to do before. He would' also
form those wanting carding clone, that '`Eke
now has Four Carding Machines, so that 01
parties from a distance can have their
WOOL CARDED AND flOit
WITH THEM THE SAME DAY•1
Carding, Spinning, - 'Weaving, Color
Cloth Fulling • and Dressing, will nee*
special attention. Owing :66 the large out
for machinery, he is compelled to make his
Terms Cash. All work not so -paid, -will -"e
charged 20 per cent ektrao -
-' A. G. VAN EG-INIOND.4
Seaforth April 29th 1869 73-3in
? , •
1 • ESTABLISHED 1.867,
THE MONTREAL TEA COMPAN,
- 6, Hospital Street, Montreal.
'.;,
The continued success of this Company.‘As
only attribataMe to the quality and ?wily
of th sir Teas. Over a hundred thoas
boxes -of Tea have been sent ,to. differtkit
parts of the Dominion, and ;upwards of'ia
thousand testimonials can be "shown beael*
testimony to the quality and purity of 'M
Tea. A great saving can i.e effected by p'S..t-
fc)).vrefo
and upwards. Every package warranted -10
chasing direct from us, ca,tties of 5 and. lOs
' faction. Club together and s 'cad
suartisor five 51b. catties which. will f4e
sent,carriage free to any Rallway Statioxiin
the Dominion. The money can be collec
-on delivery.
Try our fresh ground. steam Roasted, Coffi*,
in 5 and 101b. tins and upwards, the flavor
of which is really excellent, and every pag-
age warranted. 201bs. Tea and 5 or 10 10.
-Coffee, sent to any Railway Station carria4e
free- Tea and Coffee delivered five tin*
,.
daily in the city.
. Silver taken at par.
BLACK T ..
'In
Leaf, strong Tea, 45c.,. 50c.; Fine Mayo ,
EA.—English Breakfast, Bro
New Season do. 55c., 60c, and 66c.; VC)-ty
Beit Full Flavortd do. 75c.; Sound. 0010*
450.; Rich Flavored.'do. 60c. • Very Fine a6.
do, 75c.; Japan, Good, 50c.; -55c., Fine 6tki,
Very Fine 65c., Finest 750.
GREEN TEA. Twankay 50c., 5ti.,
65c ; Young flyson 50c 60c -65c 700. :
*5 '5 ,,,
Very Fine 85c., Superfine and Very Cho:
$1 ; Fine Gunpowder 85c. ; Extra Superfi4e
do., $1.
COFFEE. ---No- 1, 30e.; No. 2, 2
INo. .1, 20e.; No. 4, 15e, per lb.
Nothing less than a Cattie* sold by flth
Company.
A YEAR'S TRIAL.
TheMontreal Tea Company : Montreal, 184.
GENTs—It is nearly a year since' purchatr-
ed the first chest of Tea from your .11.out4',.
I have purchased. many since, and I
pleased to inform you that the Tea as iU
every case proved. most satisfactory, as w01
as being exceedingly cheap. Yours -veo
truly. F. DENNIE.,
Montreal Tea Company :
Gnwri,EmEN—The Tea 1 purchased of rm.
in March has given great satisfaction atilt
flavour of it is very fine. It is very strong*,
but since I have been drinking your Teat
have been quite free from heart -turn, whi
would always pain me afterkeakfast.
tribute this purity of your Tea, and. hfl
continue a customer. -
Yours respectfully.
FRANCIS. T. GREEN
54, St Jolm Street Montreal.
Montreal, April 1868.—To the Montr
Tea Company,, 6 Hospital Street, MontreaP:
—We notice with pleasure the large amount
of Tea that we have forewarcled to you t4
different parts of the Dominion, and we
glad to find your business ao rapidly ncrea4
Mg. We presume your Teas are giving gena
ral satisfaction, as .out of the large amou
forwavied we have only had occasion to *
turn one box, which, we understand, waii
Belt out threuglia iipstake.
G. CHENEY,
' Manager Canadian Express Co.
House of Senate, Ottawa. -
MOntreal Tea C.orapany :
ineeoziazie,—The Box of English Brea.kt
fast and Young Hyson Tea which you seivt
me gives great satisfaetion. You may. 00
pect my future orders. Yours, &c.,
S. SKIN IL
•1
DIVISION: OF PROFITS' NEXT YEAA
Assurances Effected before the 3crth ol
April Next in th‘e -
,CANADAL!FEASSURANCECO
i
i
BT a a year's additional profits ove,..
later entrants; and the great success
the Company warrants the Directors in r44-
. .
eonerama mg this to Assurers.
Sums Assured, - - -• $5,300.00 '1
Amount of Capital & Funds, - 1,900,0001-:
Anna:al Incoine„ - . 200,0000
Assets of about $150 (exclusive of the
called capital) for each $100 of liabilities
The income from interest upon investraentti its use 1 became strong and healthy. It is
is now alone sufficientao meet tie claims by; now over two.months since I quit the reme-
death. A comparison of the. riles of thiC dy; and. there have been no symptoms of the
company, witIi. others, cannot failto demonetdisease returning, and I have been, and am
strate the -advantage of . the low premiumfoa now, healthiCi and better than I have been
which; by the higher returns from its invest.: for years. 1 trust you will make this known
mets, it is enabled to offer. If preferred, ;;; to the public, that they may be aware of the
assurers need only -PAY ONE HALF OF peculiar virtues of this truly wonderful 111.
EACH YEAR'S PREMIUM IN CASH dur- dian Remedy. .
ing the wh(ge term of policies on the 10 pay- -I • PETER C. V. MILLER,
meat plan, in -for 7 years on _the whole life ,.I;Eniestown, County of Lennox
plan, for the unpaid )tertion of premiums. and Addington, Ontario. . 1
NOTES are not rectithed by this Company, 3 --
so that assurers- are; not liable to be called -; To all to where it may eoene,—This is te
upon for payment of these, nor for 41,ssess- • certify that I have been acquainted with the
ments upon them, As, in the ca.se of Mutual -•„: abovementioned. gentleman, Peter C. V.
Camparaes. Every facility and advantage Miller,' Esq., for many yet)" and have
which ean be afforded4 are offered by this known him him always to be of the very high'
Company. -:,Iest respectability and a very candid and
A. G.RAMSAY, Manager. -'; creditable person, And I am confident that I
R. TRACY, M. D„ Medical Adviser. . aean safely :much for the truth of the above„
ASeaferthil, Agent, Seaforth. Ont REV. W. F. S. HARPER,
'
• or any otlier statement made by him.
GmkatrIeBh..&Li8GD9. McDOUGALL.
• 67-2e. t 44-ly Reetor of P.- th, Ontario.
4 4
• TEE
otth xpottor,tt
AITD IIT/RON ADVERT/SER,
ONE of the largest papers published in tale
County
18 VI-W4TED AND yuELISHED
EVERY • FRIDAY MORNING
ROSS ,t8L. LUXTOISI
EDITORS AND PuBusamts,
NA/N 81REE2`, BEA/701M
TERMS.—$1.50 per annum, in advance -
If . not so paid, $2.00 will invariably
charged.
RATES OF ADVERTISIM.
The followYMBIRriaTtesAGwillimitaketgrshar.ged to mei%
chants and others who advertise by the year,
and in no ease will exceptions lee made e
3ne eolete.e for twelve months, $60 00
for tbree 3 05 3
6
f
month, -220
04)
lIalf-columnfoi foorrtth:reeev
lveznet,bs, :3152 0000
Quarter of ofcoelrsain
uinnfooirrt-twb:,Ive_mo_nths:,.,1202 0
0:
„-
for three months, 9 00
For each line over ten, first iniertion, 0 08.
Each subsequent insertion, - - - 0 02
The number of lines to be recizone3. by the'
3paee occupied, measured. by a scale of solidl
-81.Aelridv-erer. tiseinents without spacifie directions
will be plibliehed till forbid, "and charged. ac-
cordingly.
GEO. W., B -OSS,
Proprietor.
NEW MILLINERY 11
lUrRS. GLOVER, begs to announce to 'the,
.INIinhabitants of Seafortli, and suntm_-4,..
ing country, tha,t, she has opened. a new
nery, in the shop
OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE STORE
Where she will attend to all orders in her
line.
Millinery, Sta,thping. &c.., and all kinds of "
Fancy, Work 'clone °xi the shortest notiee.
Seaforth, Feb. 25th 1869. •54--tf.
BLACKSMITil SHOP.
THOMAS WATSON
Begs to inform the public generally that he
still carnee on general Black,smitbing at
his Old Stand.
NEARLY OPPOSITE ARMSTRONG'S HOTEL
AIN LE YV1 LLE
Specia attention paid to Horse -Shoeing.
Ainleyville, Feb. 9th; '69, 63-1
HIRAM GOLUDAY & SON,
TN returning thanks for -past favors, have
the pleasure of announemg to the mer-
chants and business mertof Seaforththa.tthey
are prepared. to receive orders for all kinds of
DRAY WORK.
• CO -Goods handled with care, and satkfae-
tion guaranteed.
January- 21st, 1869. • 584y
ANOTHER WONDERFUL CURE cF
-CON..,SIJMPTION IN CANADA.
MEsSItS YOUNG & CH4 117BERLIN, --S I'S, I
feel it a duty- I owe to you; as well as to the
public to inform you of the most wonderful
cure of Consumption, accomplished in my
person, by the use of the Great Shoshonem
Remedy and Pills. I coughed a great deal
day and night, expectorating a great quanti-
ty of matter, ancl had' a great pain about my
left lung. -I had cold chills every day, and
severe nigt sweats every night, .and between
the rackingcoughand great sweating, I Was
almost deprived -of -sleep; by these miseries
as well as the loss of appetite, I was so re-
duced that I could hardly stand alone. I
Was under the care of a physician for 'a,
length '•.of time, and: EnX no relief, 1-
tried different re,eeipes, but a.h1 without any
good effect, Squire Peterson of Bath, *-
commended ine to use the Great Shoshomiea
Remedy; Iiipsprocured three bottles it once,
with the P. 1-- so 80011 95 I commenced using-
• it -I be,:.,ctan to get better, and when I had fm-
ished this complement, the cough, expectora-
tien of matter, pain about the lung, chills,-
sWeatin &c. left me ;. and by continuing%
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ROSS & T
VOL. NO
HARP'S -OTEL, Liv
General Stage -Office, M
R, ST -1
Seaforth, Jan. 8th, 1869
C CAMERON BA
• Attorney*kLaw, Go
-
Dec. 14, 188.
L. VER-COE,
CYAN, hurgeon, e
sigmondville--, Dee. 14,186
R. W. R.I. SMITH, Pli
-ogotrt 4te„ Office,
i,rocery. Residenee,--Mal
• Seaforth,1 pee. 14, 1868.
ir TRAegY,.
the (Aunty of Huro
ADEN, --On e door -Bah
)4gseacf°oPratib.C;h1.reel-.ehi•.i, 1868.
T gews4, Ano
s Solicitor inChaneery,
Pans, Ont. Money, to loa
ity. Terms easy ,
4,Bud•
11ris;ilDeine,g;,14, 1868.
ENSON & MEYER:
and Attorneys at La
naneery and Insolve33.
Notaries Public, Ac. -Offie,
Wroxeter. JAS. B. BENSoN,
Seaforth, Dee, Nth 1868.
&W. gePITILLTPS,
; Land SUrveyors;Civ
All manner lof 'Oonveyan
neatness and .dispateh. G."?
inissioner niB R, -Office—,
of Sharp's Rotel, Seaforth.
Seaforth, Dee. -14, 1868.
-
T___TA_YS- A 1 ELWOOD,
EL: and. Attorneys at La
Chancery, NetarieS Pubhe
,&e. Offiee,—Over,M.-
t'rabb's Block, Goderie
Lend. w. Tolln.k.SCE HAYS.
Seaforth,cDee;, 14th. 1868.
J. MoCLEARY,
Solicitor in Oh
Amer, &e., &c. Office -1
Brick Block. • Money to
cent. Interest, on good Mort
R.eal estate.
Seaforth, Dec. 12. 1868.
• W. HARRIS, L. D. 8.
Artificial D
tures inserted with allthe la
iniprovements. The greates
the preservation of &payed a
Teeth extracted without pai
Collier's Store. 1
Seaforth,---Dee. 14, 1868.
A MISTRONG'S HOT
mut Stage House,
Tie. This House offers the
tion to travellers. Stages
Seaforth and ' Wroxe
tagesto Walkerton and..
at Seafertb WAB
Ainleyville, April 23,
R. ROSS, Proprietor
• Hotel, begs to inform t
fith and the travelling co
1Y, that he keeps irstr-elass
in every thing required by
owl stable and willing hos
and- Regular Boarders
necessary aItention.
Seaforth, Feb. St13., 1869.
/CAUGHEY
RISTERA,: Attorneys -at
Chancery and. Insolvency,
and Conveyancers, &Melte
Bank, Seaforth, Agents for
Assurance Ce N.)3,
%. Parma Houses and Le
Seaforth, Dee, 14, 186$,
,
0cjj MAIL & CROOKE AR
Plans and Specification
Carpenter's, Plasterer's,
1asnrelavtudlie
e
AutionMate, iourt-1cu
rich.
Goderich, April 23. $1869.
OMMEROTAL 110TE
ville, James Lairdproprie
elass adeomodation for the t
The Jard.er and bar are -alwa
the best the markets a
stabling in connection.
Ainleyville„ April 23 186
R. LUBELSKI,- 5UIRC4•
PODIST, respectfully info
of Seaforth and surrounding
lie is prepart,d to -cure Corns,
blains, Ingrowing Nails, Lar
all diseases of the lun-ean foo
a successful treatanent, -with°
ness. Office directly opposite
1y Goods Store, Mam Street
eaforth, Dee, 14, 1868.
'XTOT1CB.*]tTTLE WO,.
uttiug and Shaving S
went a good Shave, or y
or Shampoonel, as it ough
the "Little Wmder,” South
Hotel, Main Stre.et, Seafort
Rooms in co ineetion wilt be
public or A nil 1st. Lir
making 'the h grow .and p
COnling4( lity was never known
in betties at 11 each. Co
Seaforth, 1e 14, 1868. 53