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4„zt,; 11119quent r. -oration.
The following is the concluding part
of the Lecture delivered by Di
bell of Seiforth at the grand
erance gathe 'ring held in the W
Church, Clinten, and. referred
" Dangerous seashave been
ted by skilful seamen, lighthou
and buoys laid down to warn
mariners of therocke and quick
which many noble barks hav
wrecked, where many a prou
it has found.. a watery grave, T
history of intemperan0 might
formers Site tke mariners who w
.plumb-line or truth have sound
depthsof of the see of intempe
finding out its rocks—its q-niok
placing buoys above' the bee
building lighthouses on the poo
warn the coming generations te
dangers thet were before them.
„gees that were too greet tentpta,
. that were too strong fdi many of i
tellectual giants of past times, Y
Canadians will you be wArned
heacen lights are even now glea
through the murky night warning
offfrom the rocks of intemperance.
ghosts of your departed forefa,thers
you to night as the angel met
prophet of old, and warn you to g
farther. Will you heed the ,warn
anadians ! it is to you I speak—
voice is direcied to the yonth of
eative land. What shall the fu
of our country be7 ReM we have
deed a goodly land, a flue fertile
is beneath our feet, a elaar blue
bending with magnificent enrve ab
, our heads, healthy invigorating bre
blowing ever around us, to you and
pear children forever God has ind
given a goodly heritage, and it rerna
foi. you ta say what the future of
coramay- shall be. Shalt it beco
ib igl ter and better and more glorio
till it takes a. proud positioe in t
vanguard of the nations of the earth,
witl it wax da.r-kor and darker till at 1
raphy of the Western Continent.
believe our future will he bright, Wh
is iequired to make it fo7 What t
immortal herd said -was required, f
the eiatid of the mountain aed th
Flood"—a virtuous populace. The
though turmoil and strife and bloo
shed may desolate other lands. Caned
with a "virtuous" a God fearing popt
laee, a people who feel and unlarstan
ttanacla sueh ()medians is
"And -ob.! 'may Heaven their simple lives
prevent. -
From luxury's contagion weak and vile,
Then, howe'er crowns and coronets be rent
*A vircrtous populace may rise the while
And &tancLa wall of tire around their much
I need aot tell you that a "virtuous
such he the case with u ; hope
1_ pray believe that it will. However
I uniet not forget teat I am apt to be
too sanguiue --too hopefule-apt to paint
the future- ita rather bright colors, apt
ta ga.ze' on the sunehine and forget the
cloud, and swim of the day dreams, the
echemes of other and happier
days, I am Sony to say have passed
away`" like the eariy cloud and tl
. Camp-
esleyan
to else-
naviga-
other
sande mi
e been
he past
be cone,
ce
ith the
ed the
akers
ks, to
f the
Dan -
tions
he in-
oung
ming
ydu
The
meet
the
o
my
my
ture
soil
sky
ove
ezes
to
eed
ias
our
me
he
or
he
or
1-
ion before me to -night which I bel.
will not pass ztway. I have the fut
of my native land paidted vi
colors oe the canvae of my imaginatio
Yon may say it i§ illusory, but I w
the vista of the future, I see the da
clotids that seem to hang ominous
over the future of my native land Ls
those deeds scattering as it were
fore the breath of oninipotence th
prospect brightening the firmament
hope &eating up. I. see the futu
_Dominion stretching!, frOm the Grea
Lakes to those regions where Sir Joh
Franklin lies frozen in eternal ice, an
from the wild Atlantic to the Grea
Pacific. Canada's gigantic Lakes ar
etteue rivers rellieg en in soleien gran
fio .ocoans. I see the iron horse
chasing the Buffalo and Red deer on
the prairies of the Great North West,
the muse of our steamers frightening
the bear and the angry wolf in the
tangled beake. 1 se- busy cities rising
the Kites of old Indian villages, the
on
smoke of the manUfactory !ascending- to
He.-iven from the spot where the wig -
w -am of the savage chief mice stood, I
see that the poets dream has become a
song and the hum of the ever bitsy
tinent, I see a land ,free from titled
laziness, knighted knavery an I bar -
°netted villany. Thee 'free, happy and
-contented peoPe, - tlue 'rulers. ruling in
equity. the people fitting in peace. I
gaze along our highways and streets and
I see no dremeard staegering. and the
dark gloomy shade of no grogshops. I
see no felons in our jails, and in our
Lunatic Asylums no slavering . idiots
or raving maniacs. Our forest land is
basking in the sunshine of prosperity
and resting in peace like a young ine-
upon the happy Avenel, I cry aloud.
Sureage&ghteorfettegytexalttith to a nation
and turning rayeeies to the everlasting
li,iiiiti front whenee our aid cloth come,
I see a bright cloud descend from this
azure vault of heaven, enthroned upon
it I see the guardian genial; of our be-
loved land, a halo of glory encircles her
head, her temples are bound with a
ful scene below, as an epicure gazes at
el
beautiful garland of th maple leaf, I
see her gazing orm moment at the peace -
the Circean cup, or as the engels gaze at
a repentant sinner while a benignant
smile is irradiating her countenance
like the rainbow irraeliating the face
of .Niagara's cataract, then dipping her
immortAl, pencil in the sunlight of the
eternal I see her inscribe in golden
characters on the pelucid vault of oui
national firmament Babylon the great
the Babylon of Intemperance is fallen,
is fallen—is faliee to rise no more.
Canacia.lovely Canada is free forever,
free from the blightineeinfluence of in-
r EXPOSITOR
bee• I HORSES WANTED
Tax undersigned will be at
Leonard's Hotel, Ainleyville, 17th et 18th.
Clinton Rotel, Clinton, 19th end 20th,
----Rotel. Mitchell, rend and 23rd.
Loyd's Rotel, fiettforth, 24th and 25th
Of Novembet, 11869, to buy hones for'the
American Market. None wanted but thckse
that are from 5 to 8 years old, sound SM
true ; and all.thet are offered. inust be tried
in double harnese,
JAMES, SMALL
BEAUTIFUL HAIR,
NATURE'S CROWN.
you lict Cultivate it.
GRAY HAIR
le a certain indication ol
Decay at the Roots.
Hair Restorer
Reetores g-rny hair to its natural color and -beauty
and produces luxuriant growth. It gives the hair
beautiful gb,ss and delightful fragrance.
35 BARCLAY STREET and 40 PARK PLACE, Pi, Y.
AND
266 HIGH HOLBORN, Loadon, Eng.
tirSeatter and Rolls, Druggists, agents
oa Seaforth. For Sale everywhere.
January 28th. 1869. 60-1v.
NOTICE,
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$100 IiEWARD
THE 1VUNTCIPAL
COUNCIL of SEAFORTH
win pay a Reward of $100, Fifty to be
given to the person er persons giving the
necessary information that will lead to the
conviction of the Mother f t
. person who left the same, on thepremises of
Ps- Mr. Armitage, Seaforth, on the morning of
. the 22nd inst.
And a Reward of Fiftydollars will be paid!
for the necssary information to convid the i
Mother of the Child, or the person who left
the same on the premises of Mr Robert Arm. -
strong; Seaforth, on the 13th of June last.
7, P. BULL. Municipal Clerk,
Seaforth, October 23rd, 1869, 99 -tf
'TARE. TIME. TIME.
TF you want a Watch that will keep the
I correct time, purchase one of Thomas
arge stock of them for sale at
ure
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ly
80
be -
of
re
_aihind the squawe.birch bark =we,
The steamer smokes and ravea.
vi/lage lots are staked for We.
:Above o. 1 India.n graves,"
I see the sp Ming spires and gilded
f•cines-vf ,ar Jules in the distance, 1
.1;41 Mod' reverborn.tes amonk op.
hills-, like zhet trumpet that soundet
M.R.COUA1TER'
He has also on hand. a large assortnient of
Clocks, Jewellery, Fancy Goos, Toye, &c.,
all to be sold Cheap for Cash.
lerEvery description of Watches, Clocks,
and Jewellery Repaired on the Shortest
Notice, and Warranted to. give satisfaetioo.
The highest price paid for Old Geld and
ftsaforth, Apilr 27th, 1869. 611-1v
mins is to certify that 1,, Henry Shuart,
of the Township of Hay, in the County
of Huron, Province of Ontario. have applied
for and obtained Letters Patent for the Pre.
for boring holes in the ground for fenee
,,osts, at.) led "Shuart's Fence Post -Hole
,oree," AO this ia forbid any person or
,ersons 'vending or using the same, without
)taining a right for the same 'from the ;
all persons 80 or using the same
N.. R. --.County ;tud Township Rights can
i)eat in the aaid Township flay, Zuri
cri
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Inv
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tee
ETRAYE
AME into the premises of the subscriber,
Steer, on or about the lst of September The
owner is requested to prove property, pay
expenses. and take him away.
WILLIAM CLUFF.
McKillop, Oct, 26th. 99-4in
1\116'tcf ss
By -Law No.
A By -Law to Raise by way qf
Loan, the sum of $2,000 ft)r
the,School is built, amounting to a
100, to James Beattie and Sa
Stark, Red which amounts are inel
in the estimated amount require
the said .School Trustees, to be pal
them by the Municipality of the
lege of Seaforth, for School pur
and also for the purpose of liquida
he aunt of $50n, due to the Royal
nadian Bank, for the said municipal
and to carry into effect the said rec
objects, it will be neceesary for the
Menicipal Council to raise the sum
$2,000, in the manner hereinafter m
And whereas, it will require the s
of $200 to be raised annually, by s
cial rate, for the payment of the sa
loan, as also hereinafter mentioned.
And whereas, the amount of t
whole rateable property of the said n
nicipality, irrespective of any future
crease*of the same, and also irrespecti
of any income to be derived from t
temporary investment of the sinki
fund, hereinafter mentioned, or an
part thereof; according to the last r
vised and equalised assessment roll
the said municipality, being for th
year 1869, was $135,810.
And whereas, tne amount of the e
ting debt of the said municipality
follows : Principal, the sum of $2
0, without interest.
And wheeeas, for paying the idteres
d creating an equal yearly sinkin
nd for pa,ying the said sum of $2,00
d interest, as hereinafter mehtioned
will require an equal ann.ual special
6838
of rnills in the dollar
, 13581
addition to all rates to be levied in
heyietailerefore enacted by the Muni-
]. Council of the Village of Sea -
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1. That it shall be I twful for the
Reeve of the Village of Seaforth, to
raise by way of loan, from any person
or persons, body or bodies corporate,
who may be willing to advaece the same
upon the credit of the debentures, here-
inafter mentioned, a sum of money not
exceeding in the whole the sum of $2,-
000, and to cause the same to be paid
into the hands of the Treasurer, for the
purpose and with the object above re -
c ted.
2. That it shall be 'lawful for the
said Reeve to cause any number of de-
bentures to be made for such sums of
money as may be reqeired, not less
than $100 each, (and not in the aggre-
gate to exceed the said sum of $2,000;)
and that the seid debentures shall be
sealed with the seal of the Municipal
Council, and be signed by the said
Ree ve.
3. That the sdid debentures shall be
made payable in ten years from the day
hereieafter mentioned for this by-law
to take effect, ae the office of the Treas-
urer of the said municipality, and shell
have attached to them coupons for the
payment of interest thet eon.
4. ' That the said debentures b
bear interest at and after the rate f fords, te, at least, try his stock
Seven per cent. per annum from the
-rAmEs ROSS desires to inform the satta
0 /lc that he has opened a New Limy
Stable in connection math his hotel, tee. .
les can be accommodated 'with first,..44.6
nes and vehicles, at reasonable prices,
Seaforth, Oct. 1,6, 1869,
IF YOU WANT
CHEAP
pAINTS,
TURPENTINE,
GRAINING COM
pUTTY,
OOLORS„ le.,
Go tc ROLLS'
FOR PURE
DRUGS, CHEMICALS.
AN JP
PATENT MEDICINES..
Go to ROILS:
LOST.
THREE YEAR 0 STEER, of light.
1-1 red color, with whiteQstreak along the
back, and white star on the face. Any per-
son giving such information "as will lea,d
his• recovery, will be suitably rewarded by
Lot 21, Con. 14, Mcicillo
October 13th, 1869:. 99-4in.
HE CANTON
WAREHOUSE!
TIIX
NEW' POST OFFICE BLOCK,
IS THE PLACE FOR
The fact that the subscriber makes this
article a speciality, should lead. all inten
purchasers whe like the best the market at.
date thereof, which interest shall tie The Finest Liquors
paya,ble on the Twenty-third days of
May and November. in each yea', at
the office of the Treasurer aforetaid. Aed a select stock of Staple and Fancy
5. That for the preepose of forming a
sinking fund for the payment of the Groceries, always on hand.
.said debentures, and the interest at the
JAMES C. .lettIDLAW.
rate aforesaid, to become due thereon, Seaforth, ober Oot29th. 99 tt
• 6838
an equal special rate of 2--
13581
mills in the dollar, shall., iu addition to
all other rates, be raised levied and col-
lected, in each year, upon all the rate-
able property in the said municipality,
durieg the continuance of the said de-
bentures, or any of thdm.
6. That this by-law shall take effect
and come into operation upon the
Twentylird day of Novemter, 1869.
7. That a vote of the ratepayers of
the said Village of Settforth, shall ue
taken on chis
At the Tovvn Hall,
VILLAGE OF SEAFORTHI
ON
tioned.
the purposes tnerezn men- at the hour of Nine of the clock,
in the forenoon; and that the poll shall
remain open until five o'clook in the
afternoon of the same day ; and that
Thomas Porter Bull act as returning
Lice notice that the b •
WHEREAS, the Municipal Coun-
cil of the Village of Seaforth
have resolved to raise by way of loan,
the sum of $2,000, for the pui•pose of
enabling them t,o p9y for the making of
certain necessary improvements which
have been and are to be made, within
the said Village, by the construction of
sidewalks and the gravelling of streets,
and also for the payment of $540 re-
quired- by the School Trustees of the
Raid Village, to pay, au ituttaiment of
principel n.oney and interest, due ala a
Bond given by them ko Dr. Chalk,: do -
ceased, front whom money was borrow-
ed by said Trustees, te enable them ta
lege ; and also to pay an instalment 011
Otial in the said Vilr
p. BILL4 I carriage of goods entrusted to our care,
officer on the said occasion.
is a true
copy of a proposed by-law which wit' 0EAFO__ _ •
RTH DRAY
be taken into consideration by dm
Council of this Muuicipality, after one
month from the fint publication in the
Exposit,or, the date of whioli iftst publi-
cation, was Friday, the Twenty-second
the votes of the electors of the said
municipality will be taken thereen, at
the Tower Hall, in tie) Village ttf &ea -
forth, on Monday, the fifteenth day of
BARREL and BAG
A L T
At SCOTT' ROBERTSON'S
FANCY NOTE PAPER,
PLAIN STATIONERY
In great variety,
SCHOOL BOOKS,
Cagier and Walkden's
BI and Red Inks,
Thies, Prayet. Books,.
Hymn Books,
Blank Notes, .
Blank _Accotist looks, dx,
AGENT FOR THE
arSEAFORTH "EXPOSITOR," Dear
Globe and Daily Telegraph.
William Elliott
Seaforth; July 22, 18fsr.
„LI procuring first-elass Spring ya for _
the safe conveyance of goods, we beg to re -
clock in the foreclose , et Nme of the 170iainidutttohepamterroenhizeant:can, d business men of
• Seaforth that they arc in a mariner, in duty
We hold ourselves responsible for theme*
alp purchase money of the let on which &semi!), (kiabar 1$141 1069 october 29th, 1814
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