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i. � ti td•a g` Of we said before,,the cal•amity has
f iiHI_ ied
`' -dee Ytpbthy for the bereaved in ti
ts:Ptt tl- &rn.a
•
Observer.
rtlaiLti v ek•tc t acorcl the loss
of ne Bully;
cre akhc)f)l � Kateh.ails .
1
)ort, Anti AiVe of her mew, ,
ia:)e i -on the - eveLiug ' of...i.VIniday, the
th i.11s.G. oft X1ciru.scee,, ,x • s m;a'f port on
tlhet'east: Shure If•- Lake.
.t l ",lli'rit1, iL()()ijt
100 miles north of (strand H§ivetrl th,.
cvertt•lidking • tiiicttid teat regret .-n t' it,
Meigle borihood,. to winch :several or the
•ost,•ueioinged.., 1'.110• Vessel left, port
un the tnE•riliug of the 27th ult., -1 ,
d
�vitl�i rail w,ty :ties awl .eel
4n l �tles, -f �t.(.�1,� ago:
Notlii,lg ti ti its uitl =oecu ri'ed till tine even=
ing'-of Monday., the 4-tit:insc., With _to t•
exception : that, the. weather had been
pretty' rough, with "a good deal of head
tvltid. i1Iouday c Venin; was very
,etol:rrhy, but ho dander. was was h l
of)1 eu( et
t
till about ' half -past eight vt,then Capt: 11
. McGi tsll.(u, who.- was of deck, dis
eov4 'ed she- cvs(1 making water r.t-
•pidly, evidently— having sprung a leak.
a:at on .6 called -up • the: watch wh .
were .b )lc)�v, aid -all hands set to \%poric
to throw (aver th•e :neck cargo, 'but thea
had only -been,. engaged it1~ his aitour
lt:ilf an hent` wiled a -squall-sti ue c the.
.. essel au l threw -her on her bean' eudk
At this time the tiasl< ixi.ite, t eo Cana-
da,- was at the wheel,' and -where the
:,vessel careened; he wa3`thrown off inti)
thewater, and. never.reg.tined the ves=
sek: _ The rest of "the: crew, llieluding
Mrs. Maria V11}or�,=tvf'O1 tytori, N. Y`,
who was eriiplztyed as: cook on board
all 'managed to retain their hol
vessel, or got ,hold of her aft,'
thrown into the water-- with
ceptiou; .l u:. Doran' of Kiugsto
clung to the: w ''�
b hl(,h as
.:xy .out of the water. ;.As:the ves
itilling heavily, end the season
brealcing .over het; the- men end
to fasten t1,- nselves to the beha.vi
with, roPesLto prevent ,themsel v
being swep,.ofl' by- the: sea, one o
Mr. Edward Corbett, of Five 1
N.S., getting hold of Mrs.:'Wi-ls
assn ting her 'to• -maintain -•her-her
• Tfiis he' succeedea . in doing - .fo
time; but . he boom• havi�ig struc
injured .his arm
bulged -to let her go and :.be w
after washed off; her screams,
found *herself. being -swept in
.bpwling: abyss .of..waters, being
rendi]ig. Before this, Captain Mc
an,• who did not `fasten h rnsefl
reek as1 the others :thio, was --also
offby the sea, about, . an hour aft
vessel was thrown over, while elide
iug to enoourigen the men to- ho
#rhe
.best;: The survivors on the
now consisted -of- Edward ward Cor•i:Ht
fore referred' to; the+,second mat ,,.
Turootte, of Kin �Ps-to-r- l�Ier•ritt L
of Moore; Thornts Doran, of Kin
John Stone, of i Ioore;' W. Mitcbe
Moorerown;. and Charles O'Courn .
!bi;?ago. Their position - was b
re4ns enc;ouragivg, • however. It
dark and very cold, and they were
tin•irally-dr-enched by the heavy
breaking over. them.. - in this l)c i
they~•renia ned-a41 clay • Tuesday, an •1
rirg:thT1-t night kiori ett-anct :stilly
Proy1 coke and eacposiIre, their: cowl
ions unloosening thy;, ropes by w i
thiels_ bodies were fa' ened, and let,
them i_uto�the water: 'I hroughout W
nesday=dieter still app. aced no hope
blie surviv=,rs,' until late in the afturn
the a boozier- Black hawk -was &.se
baring down upon,..a;,cd about 5 o.
tribe reached' and reached diem from th
=alert :lropeIess pnsition, `co3vey
thein to inlxlhi3tee. Their syiff'eril
tdtiring •the forty hours • t,hel"wel•e
eked on ° the -wreck.. as: may -well
c(rYrecaivett,...were , in tett:. e; the • weath
bang -very cold an•cl.i being entirely d
,titaite:•of food any kind. The surviv
are fI.=`<:i'.uroc}t;re,-`Grir.. seconr1,; 4V-: M
chef], J. Stone, and • 0 O'Connor ; t
lost ate,'O.rpt:--H my •L•.•.Glasban, Oe
Canada;' first''' mate; ` i I rs. Vilsori, t
cook •; Alward .Cturttertr m. Bully al
?Thomas Doran. Captain 11X6- Lsh
leaves` a wife Atari five an iitlrehi; rt1; ag
fat her amid mother: and o her firends
nl aril -hiss loss. - Mho Canada lea
vea
neign bol'h{)od, but an only ie .regarded
as one of those dlispeni*i.tions which no
human. forsiglnt can prevent.
I raur,,t1dD FABLE— •'I'.H11rERRING
AND. -THE FLOUNDER. --.- A
oUi•i'eapc•Tt1
rlt'nt of the Invcrraed ° Courier rexates'
the following story.: The Highlaudeils-
of the Hebrides and West Coast hs,ve
story th i;t; wH h Lvti often heard in one,
l�c'►h•iloo(1, 8 low,xig how highly esteemed.
tLe herring is ; and has always ,
I (;eiJ
lanthigst, them, one (lily, so its f,111{,cl,
'a king herring --the largest_ and i,
est
are*so .king 'herring fat and
fall grown, was leisurely wimu]it it
•
:long, with hh . sides glistening hied
'burnished sin ver, said his eyes like
,, S pt -e•
t.inus jewels in lila head .
^ Lf;lSitl 1
f c.V
I
winnning along and eorlinnunuig with
•lliniself, he gage etre] ante to the re
Tnark '•� I ,ti the king of all till fish
in the sea.," No‘-' this was true; i
d, 1 t t�iiS,
Flo mere boast, t'r- the herring had nee),
,o declared, and to- that high dignity
leeted, by the uratni1`17l1Us Yokes of all
she ti'h.inhaciting the ocean depths be-
tween Loc:hlin's farthest ani and the
ioottish shores: A flntnidt r, however:
ho chrLri ed uo t�vi'i near` file herring
"ern' -tris, though] ;1 ' ,?ie fl�','r, i+ic.)'., l ug•
that it was l,t'l. (-' an l.ot •t ' e a. s 1 '
.vas filled w'.itch r 11 , site aticl
nd rlrochiutily• exclaimed �cith,5 sneer
—You king of the fish of the sea 1
ia•;;tty kin, triily;'' '.nil it twisted i.tt.
lrnoutl] to the sick, in (derision of the lar'i'
'
ring, .. "hulking . Mouths" at
him.:. Thi
herring knew •t -hat ,'ir wits 'envy, am"
vinro- nethint: issee. On 'i
r'ie flou � p , but w.7�;r
ndei w. u Id take away t -e twist
fr Gln its mouth, c' on Id uredo the c:onto,
Dion and restore it: t its normal.' Stil tie
I it•cntrlcj iwt. The twist .retntt' }
ln(d
there it became -immovablyfixed, r
Xe 1,
)tuIislhnhe:�it to tile flounder for harbor
:n enviPris and.evil thoughts of th;
:1errl11g; and tali the: flo,rn(1et•s, its de
-e.eudtnty, 1et,.iin that ugly twist in
t':ieit mouths to this 'd y, as'y-m ni.►�
-ee for yourself the first flounder VO
tome •across-- , lesson observe, stn(*
-1 warning to fish in tee' sea and me,
it shote to beware .of evdrything lik(-
:nrclice, mockery or envy, ('
doft..-,
r tieing
one e?-
n ---ands
partial
set w;1:
t°
lilUal� ,
Cil voret.
nti p11t.
esfrm
f thew
stands.
on ant.
1•Soul(
ek hien.
he wa•
as so()1..
as she.
to • tlic
he.trt
Met
to the
swep,
el the
ihvor
pe for
vrec f•
t, be-
l�eber"
rlily,
King
1•l,- of•
or, o1.
y no,
WKS
con -
seas
itiOn
du -
died
hies
i
tng
-ed-
ed -
for
001:
•ved
ell'
hgs
OX�
et.
es-'.
ors
it-
he
t-he
o.
he
an
ed
to
wife and:sr veral chil(:ren and Mr. nor -
}Jett) n:. wife and • fam i y, -to, mourn their
K. Bony ; • uud . Doran='were •yatrng
,used,
':The vessel: is insured in the Provitt-
ci.Ll InstUrteiioe - Con ipaiiy •for'$12;000.
and was. IP.O.Pth rabqui. $1$;000.': -A tug
. w,as sent• Otyt after her, on Monday or
iIu_esd.ry last, b titter; cruising..at)otlt
'.for some tune,, f dined to fall in'with her;
She will, iii a:1I likelibxrod be recovered
howeve1•, 'ridl :ss .slim•'founi ered altoge
Aher• At-uhe titne the disaster occur-
red, she was-- .i1-►ou. t" fifteen miles from
tile/shore `rhe p,lttic.;I..lr G•ause oft he
A.Ii steer i i riot; certainly- known, but
'that she mast have sprung i, leak seems
�lxnao5t oertain, from the way the water
'w is heard riisliinr into her. She was a
,u.? v- and considered a very st3uneh craft
its <,111y . of 0 iru1n t, last
t t.ot ler.; wider the '.'u pend t(:11d(;nce 0.
r) 1 l::.r ftbi p - builder; '
`- p-` - �� Il� PXp@ClSEa b3ii1!
61)ar..(l�sto °L't,114er her 1a f;ti'trt' af': ;''re
r til a cr�, -•abide !sue w...1,) 14i1 (.•viler.
3 ; ?1I (i Il ',ilea tea 1- le 1 i,`1. fila :
1 z,/II i i • t+ t )•t. 1.
.!"
,iit; Canal, in taeo tj i.t+St
7'o the Eclitor of the - Expositor.
DEAR SIR. —As I -had not intended part
tpg ,; ith the Shearlin rr Tam, which I soli
for $150, in Gold at the late Prnvincial E:rh1
prornicerlto take in alarge num1)r1
tf Ewes from 1-arties in different parts of th,
"Jounty. ' I purchased a Ram aml) from
.he stook of said '8ht;..�rling. I found- how.
ver, that he was alto=,r,ther road, ctnate t,
serve the Ewes pr•,mised and talked of.
?lease allow me, thr+,lip's Stour columns, t'
'nforin all, and sundry.; that to keep ntr
.vord good, and dtssapoinil no one, 1 have
)urchased, and got home, a two shear -Li-
tester Lamb, from as go(� cl stock as is in th
Province. He is from itiported stock, hi
been very, succes. fun as a pri. e taker, talc
end the first prize at the late county of, Yorl•
fall- show; There he was sown atralnst tw(
Rams imported from England._I am no -v
:)repared to take in a numb r•ofEwes to till,'
Ra,m•at $3 per gyve; ztid also a very
`
;i nim -iced'
'turns r cf Ewes; to the Ram Lamb, as. me] -
Lioried at $2 per 'E Ewe.
By inserting the above you will very mue
obligr, .Yours, Very 'truly 3
T•TI.r.G I LOVE, S1,NR.
`.Iill s Green, p 0.; 3 miles West of Kipper
gay, October,, 2(14-12
By•La w .1' o,-
.S AF EXPOSITOR.
the sum. -of .$5011, due to the
n•tdian- Bank,. for the said mu.
•fiend to "carry' into effect the sa
otjects, it will he necessary fa
Murti',ipa1 Council to raise th
$2,000, in the•manner herein
tinned.
And whereas, it will require
of .' 2O0 to be raised. annually
vial rate; for the payment of
loan, as filso hereinafter menti
And whet errs, the ainonn
whole rateable property oftthe
nit finality, irrespective of any fi
rea.se of the same, and also r
of any income to l)e{derived
emporary investment of the
and, herefretfter mentioned,
Art thereof, ivror(ling to the
ised and equalised itssesr:men
he said inti]iic'ip,lity, . being
ear 1869, was $135,810.
And
whereas; tnP amount of
4ting debt of the said mlltlicip
s follows : Principal, the.sunh
00, without interest.
And -v hereas, -for pn.•yying the
td creating an equal 'yearly
ncl for paying the said slim of
d interest, as hereinafter men
will require an equal Lnn ual
• 6838
tto of 2---.- mills in the.
13581
addition to all' rates to be le
eh year: .. - . -
Be it therefore Pfoi•(h enacted by the
),,l Council of the VIlagte :o
1. That it- shall be 1,,w
ful
eve of , the Village of Seafo
se by. way of loan from .
persons, body o • �b cany
bodies earl
o may be willing to .advanceth
t•
n the ,credit of the debentures
iter. mentioned, a sum of nhcan�
eedi ng °in +hi; whop, the
sum (
and to cause the same to h
o the h a it cls of the Treasurer, f
pose ''and 'with the object abo
d,
:That it shall be' lawful fo
Reeve to muse any number
Royal CA-
riiripa1]ty,
id recited
r the saia
e sum *of
after men-
the sum''
F,S'' ape --
the said
oned.
tof the
said inn-
ittl t e 'In-
Pspecti ve
from the
sinking
or any
last re.
t roll of
for the
the ex
ality is
of $;�;
in terett
sinking.
$2,000,
tioned,
special
dollar.
vied in
Mlrni-
f Sea
for the
rth,
)erson
)()nate;
e srimE.
h ere-
ey not
)f $2,
e
pail",
oi• the
ve re
c
f
v
it
AT
0
i•c
fu
=tn
it
It
foi
'te
' tti
,r
111a
-100
1)u1
cite
aid
eritures to be made for. such au
t►onPy as -may he required, not
h• 13 $100 e,ich, (and not in the a
gate to exceed the said sum of. .$ 2,
rid that the stud debentures riles
• e•aled with the ser,:1F of the Mtltll
�orrncil, and be signed by the
Reeve. - - -
3. That the s: id .debentures sha
'aide payable in ten ' ea1:s from the
•rereinafter• mentioned for thin by,
o take effect;, at the oicc of the Ti
mer of the said m 7nicipality, and s
Jove attached to them coupons for
) lVlne1It of intere..'t filet eon. •'
4. T'h it • the said debentures s
teem• interest at and after the rate
•`even per cent. per annum from •
late thereof, wl;ich interest shell
t.,yablA.ion' the .Twenty-third days
Way aiid Naveit,l)el in e. cls veal
' P,�l l
he office of the Tre�isnrer a fore ;,i
6, That for thepurposeof fore in
.inking fund for; the p'i.yinent of
aid debentures, And the interest at
"ate af()resaid," to 'become "due't1,P,•,,.,
n equal speciSil , rate of 2—•
--
r
_3-.
r the
of de
Ms of
1 est;
000ggr(:)
lb, be
cipal
said
1]
he�
day
law
-eras
hall
the
hal-
of
the
Cie
of
, at
ga
the
thr
on,
38
<8I
tt.
(1) .
te-
e
he
of
:tills in the 1;�;)
dollar, shall, in addition
11 other rates, be raised leviedand-,•
e�r•ted, in ea' h Yt'ar, aipon s11 the is
tune 'property in the said ninnieipal1
urih g the c'o 7tinir�tnce of the said d
entures. or .Zrry of thein.
. 6. Tliat this by -1 -v shall take teff'(
del come 11] to operation upon t
weuty-third (lay of:Noveml,e ,-"1869
7. That. - vote' of the riateli•i ver s
he said Village of -Seaforth, shall t
-'tken on chis bylaw, -
At the Town Hall,
- IN THE
VILLAGE i 1 F'SEAFORTII,
ON
Monday, 15th November, �1F 39
at the hour of Nino of the clock,
in the forenoon; and that the pc -11 shall
remain open until five o';;lo,.;'•k! in 'the
tfiernoon of the wade day ; tu](1 that
•1'hoteas Porter Bull- act as i ettlrllii;g
:fficer'on the said oee4si:,n. -
Take notice that the above is a trait,
.;npy of a proposed by-law wlii°17 a 1
`te' taken into COuq`iderd-fion "1)y
slit•
of this Municipality, aft',i- OI](•
0r17 the first pit:lis .ttion in fist,
r, the ate of whi{•11 tit s;..1111bli-
as Friday, the Twenty. second
(tOlrer•, A. 7}. 1869 ; and that
of the eleetot's of the said
lity y: ill. be taken thereon, at
Hall, in the Vi11.taat of Sea -
e,
y (,in ,,r, • Dr Chalk' ch.- y, fifteen tit day of
teased, from ,whom money' was bor�•ow November, A. D 1869, at Nine of the
clock in the fori�oun.
ed- by said Ti�list(.e:,, to e1i�Llllt; them to T. P. BULL-
By-Law
ULL: f
2 By -Law to Incise by way o
Loan, the sum of $2,000,
the pui pose the i''ira - men-
tioned.
�HEREAS, the r`tfunicip:ll.COU
cil- of the Village of Seaforth
have resolved -0 raise. by way of loan,
the sum of $2,000, f'or the purpose of
enat)ling them to, p9y for the lnakinc' of
certain necessary- i m pi ovenle , tri` which- f Gou i►(;i l
have been and are to be made:, withi], (! ftontb fr
the s.]icl Village, %) � the construction ut ''ix osi:,o
sidewalks and -the gravelling of street:;, c'sticot
and also for the payment of $540 re
day of te
qa red by the School Ti ustee.c of the the votes
said Village, to pay sin i esti, anent of ah: e il:
pi•incip--1 n_oney and interest; dae on a t.l](> Town
Band a'i�'ei7 b them- fort
11. on
-lMoilda slim �
)tiild the tSciiool-house in the said Vil-
1:(gre:; and also to pati an instalment of
I1 the purchase money .of the lot on which
(he �5chool is built, amountinwto about
'100, 'to - ,1l. „hi7es Beattie and SP nniel
!t,jtk, and �vhicii alrl(tctntS a1•e included
the ](- kt•iln;itecl Amount required by
—I -N si11 1 School t ,
ti
rl'i•(l:it}# (;,, to --be paid (�
,{'n1 b t,;:ik" .i lura( ) i'i`i' of the V t-
i];t1
gaol' i�(attot ill, for
`'14(d -tool 1111 I'p(}sf s,
act tt.ka. t:.'i' ttit; purp:r,.ut;. of 11(jui(1atl-3r�`
LIVERY STABLE.
TAMES ROBS' desires to inform the nub-
i!,)
ub-
T) lie that he has opened a New Liver.
s
:$table in connection. with his hotel. where
parties can be accommodated with first-ela,ss
horses and vehicles, az reasonable price,
Seaforth, Oet, 15, 1869, 97-tf
JF- YOU WANT
CHEr��
NTS,
OILS;
TURPENTINE,
F
RAINING-Ct7MBS,
r 9
PUTTy,_
0OLORS, &c.,
Go tr. ROLLS'
--o-oma
OR PURE
DR1JQ3, C,l•1iE6'n91CAL5,
ANJ;
PATENT MEDICINES.
to Ratip-'.
LOST.
THREE YEAR OLD STEER, of ,li"ght
red
color, ,1
A with
white streak :ilolig the
.iaek, and white star on the face. Any per -
:o)1 giving such infonnatidu-'as will lead. to
ais recovery, will be 'suitably rewarded by
Wm. GARDNE .
Lot 21, Con: .14, McKillop.
October 13th, 1869-
6'1
869
6-1•r�YED.
T' ROM the premises of the subscriber, Lot
.No, 13, Con. 2, A.R. 8., . yearling
-)teen and Heifer_,• also from Lot'2, (.'on. 12,
.'uekersniith, H. R: 8., three Heifers two:
,rears old. Any person giving such illforna-
-ion as may- lead to the recovery of said cat -
;ie will be suitably rewarde(1, and any per-
son detaining thein after this notice will be
prosecuted as the 1 i.w directs.
P c'T i'R RAIWSAY'.
Tuckersmith, October 13th. 97.2in
IDT'FOR SA SALE.
LE.
FOR
SALE, that desirably situated pro-
perty on North Main -street,
in Seaforth,
occupied by Mrs. Dunn, Terms easy, -
For particulars apply at Paltridge's Photo-
graph Gallery.
seaforth, Oct, 15th, ,1869. ` 97-tf,
OOW STRAYED.
C TRAYED from the premises of the sub-
�7 scriber, Seaforth, about the 7th
st., a
,ilroe.year old Red Cow, with horns lrather
':straight. ()n one of the front leas just below
,he knee, there; is a mark like a splint. The,
Bund of the tail is a little lighter than the
body. Any person giving such information
as will leat to her recovery will he suitably
rewarded.
A. CARD' NO,
'eq forth, Oet. 14th.
�( 1I3•
1 iso.cvexit Act of 1869.
j1t the matter (ye James Vouvq, senior,
of the ;1 own.-ltip of illcl>ra'llop ; . the
The imdersigned has' been ap‘pointed As
l•tignce in the abovema, ter aid requires claims
Dated at Geder..ch; 7th October, 1869.
liCELqlop
177
GALLERY.
W. P. AG T, .rtjs
d
ITE undersigned bogs to rift.:rn1 tile•i)1..
- habitants .,.
a s.f�c;a
T fort:
�"/ and `{tI�'i*i 13:t1lljli
eonntry, that he has taken the t;,.t_;ery 1air_
inerly occupied by Mr. U. Palr-ridge, -
A _Few Dor,'r? .& oral i ,f i) . sail%a'r--
Of} cc, and Opposite l {'�z�'s St/ire,
where he -wii always be ready to 311f:ase leis.
patrons and give satisfa,cti1,ll to . those .who
favor him -`with a call.
f awl A •,i D Io ries
iris>`I)'-' 37speak- a1..
,� Mins, they for a.•lc• ..:;'tltft
and will convince you that he is lir -4;la,s_
REMEMBER s -
•
The place is Opposite Veal's roe(r . Mei
Street, Seal rth.
n
�t J I.LIAM P.A I, ;',
Photo. Artist.
Seaforth..Iuly 22', 1869;
yw,
' -HIRA CG .W AY M.-, «. ^aO
N returning thanks for pant 4,r.,, have
I
the .leases u ' announcing + s
J[,.pleasure-of ;3?3IIoiII1
-chants and. business men of ,�eifif- tb rll:a,(=they
are prepared to receive orders kir aii kinds of
DRAY WORIs,
oo is handled with - cap and , t-isfa , -
tion guaranteed.
d:aa1uary 21st, 1869. -
Andrus
MELO
%Ls 1,321sr elt
,s
Are noted. for thar many exceilencies*,
over those of other manufaetur-
ers, such as
Quickness e
_ROUNDNESS, PURITY AND
Volume: of Ton.e.,:
ELASTICITY ANp
Evenness of Touch I
Tn the construction of these instruments.
nothing but the hest material is usi.d, and -
first-class workmen employed-; and as the
mantif;Icturers have had over fifteen yeal-s of
personal experience, they are able to produce
an instrument
97,2
Melocleonsl from f+-'45 00
Cabinet Organ's, from. 95 00
Official Assignee,
County of Huron. Terms Liberal.
For further particulars emjuire of
WM. Lo. LUXTON,
AME into the premises of the subscriper, 'Ex.positor''
Lot 14, Con. 6, Morlis, on' or abirat the
2 ith of September last, a Cow. 'The ownei
.can have the same by provMg property and . • t.
Seaforth Ana -90th 1869.
paying charges.
Morris, October 13th. 97-3in.
THE • (ECUMENICAL COU.N'CIL lately called
at Rome, is an instance of the solicitude of
the Catholic; Church for -the welfare and:
pronxrity of her Communicants. Large as-
.emblies of this.,,nature containing represen-
tatives from all parts of the -world, h
uf some benefit to our race. We h p
opfinon will be as hvmonious and unani-
mous as the' verdict in faVor of the Great
.4.1,0Aionees Remedy., for dis,lase of the lungs,
Wood, stomach, liver, etc. For sale by all
THE MONTREAL TEA COMPANY-. af
.f.Ords ui pkasure to ag lin direct ,the atten-
tion of oar readtrs to the adv t. Grit of
,ne above well-known Company. ,The Coin-
pany has been est ablished over two years -
and the very high position they have attain -
td in the estimation of the public as 11.‘a
Merchants, furnishes unmistakea,ble-evidence
of the Inc( 8si by of such institutions as t.he
in ,;wenty or tWeilty:thre Dm, 01 tea.
Clerk., not flil to bring them such or-ll,:rs as they
Seafoith, OctoLer 19th, 1869.
reall).• deserve. Any of Oar friends sending
very iia!;isfaution, and they get their
eas far below the ufual prices.
BEAUTIF U-1,! SPLENDID ! is the verdict t
given by all who use Hunt's Empire Hair
It'makes drA harsh, stiff hair soft.
glossy and beautiful. It cleanses the scalp,
, n ens the glands,
previents the hair from fa:lling, and will cer- .ANTED, a good activ - 1
tainfr-make it
removes pimples stre gth
Apprentice Wanted.
Sold everywhere.
beautiful, and it is only 25 cents per bottle. 1 IVIeN 'A.T T.E.BPLE. Siar Buddir&
CO TO THE BEST.
Tbe British American
plete BUSINESS SCItOOL in the country.
It has the largeet staff of Teachers, the .mor.t
practical and best adapted business forMs, ' -
and -the best 1.1:ranged. and =fist coniniodious
It is und.er the -management of thorough
business Men. fully a,live to all the require-
Ihe advantages and facilities aif(irded in
this institution- are uragnalled in the coup-
, As this is the Rixth ct ils'ectitive year fliaL;
I try, and no yOung mall should enter a busi-
ness c.,reer without fully aN.;ailing himself of • -
i its -bene4-ts We Were awarded the
FIR'SX.PPIRE in BUSINESS WRITING
I at th? late Provincial Exhibition at London-,
t at bne-i•e eau be but Ono 4 pinion as wher3
etakaorrs,s,tpeznnadeititsrtosfs, writing., bank notes, eir-
•
MeCOSIT, ATTORNEY AT LAW, -
grow strong, luxuriant and )037' to learn i'aris, Ont. Money to loan on farm sem-
534
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