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NAO aS AND . STOVES.
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cot€rigADE Ta CR
Ca the ;$1.(,
rest. Notice.:.
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wit -: sr'4. ea3 Efts axtil< Despatch.
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'trill S i eet.+ik
sons(I zi ,t Pa firth., r n. 6th,. S(.
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.:11lt a `axrh that will keep the,
r i , one o. '1 honla
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SEAFORT€
Tie has ab -,0 _m hand a large
as
t
xent
of ,(cs, 1c L(Icry, Fancy (; oos, Tods-, l:.jall to be—soldCheap for Cash.
i a , T • }t `::t=rip tit,rt t - ; t 'Watches, f IE,cls,
and ,ltvi ilt r,,. .l'opa;reil 'm the. 'i1ortest
_-(-, and • - rated to give satisfaction_
diol_
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h� t
The tt. hi • •4t, price paid for Old (told and
.at .t . ( '0 U\T 1.
At -Il :. t i, 1 ��`i:)• :,:5 -lye
%be La.*•moi.
C3
3 CC$1L1,
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And (Later in Pure
tSx aid r—vr e gr
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VA.4� c YIEJi`rc,.
'Tips,(.Fria., 1\(. -,artment .s under - .il..,
l , ll)it (1 t.,(, special.
its r;f, care of au 4t.:rh•ri.>ici-d t `ltt ttn:t
IL . 1. 1 i yY
r:., t,I`if).
Friirt
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01-7 has urn- cm hand the
lar' #esr 4t„=. in , e-tf n-th, of every des-
cription (,f l urns+tld't•,.-frons t}It- commonest
es.
:flee t'Iltt :t-< awl .' - x1 _ , t t4
at t I a 11 arc the hive: -It prices.tl-
iF .. • of it,ate ia.' exlllir)`t:d- s�llil Z%o •i- n _
lis, aC : ` la11 wtced i _LFt2 11 111}),
._
ra 1 its '1enar 'II.iilts, attended
tactor3,- manner. to 1I a, 5ati_q:
. A Hearse for hire.
ctr,plA
rj�
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tgcli huh:),
tct'pt co.w.f•i><it?S• on 1ia,)Iel, al.n(I.1itt( d to r•.
a.
rt =1.1. ;f lti� prtitle i i the bent atlr(1 cheap,'
t.Iu L,tr, aa4., tc:srE•d to by an Is 11() have us.
.
til it, i'.
► arraanted to vire ;ttisfaction.
k
1tP'ltlt'ellber the p.la ie=,
rr . 0 5
1 D > , MULKIN'S.
- (
SeafOrth, Aug.. 5, 146,E} S r -tf
iitt your Ift,iuerna(les (vitt Out ,4'
Eco oz y Taste
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Psi r v:
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db. tom.• q.1,5.
(Ail. er-1eh, Street.
•
nti Work- mans 1: 41:aranfeta-
NEXT DO: jk/f{
LII i. x SDr'!-7
Sea ortb, .Sept. IUth..
(From the
The: improv
accompanied
every benefit
c}anger. . So in
ty of the magi,
and the erratic
Arm) '' Iroi.k Times)
ment of civilie :tion are
3,y diSit((vantages. For
science there is a ' new
the Gerinan legend,. six-
. balls 11i.t, tllree_.nlissed.
three' caused
tragic3r
.Thus manyof costly d'ellings of to-eay.
.
are replete wit' � cOve•n'iences, and con-
tain new sourc °.Sflof disease, Old -fat sh-
iorled contrivai ces never warmed buiId:
ings thorough' A Fire 'in an Open-
;•i„ate, or ever • in a wail-constrnete di
stove,- di1�- cr
r vines tllroiigh -a1 1'oorli air bo
supply combust on, creates ri draft that
cools .every Derr 1 not i e:i.elted by 1•adi:it T- 1
heat. In the (. at)Ct1ui l'tiun of - a ` of 1
tci
coal per month ' � . 1 of � ]
p thirty
barging twelve honks 1;1
,ler day, thirty Itlue_ feet of air mscv b P do
:dragged evet•v minute into. o :the -fire,- an
the dcficibiley 1 Sed to be 1 exrl,ic_ed by t
cl
i _.ler .
It
so
f
111 f c1111 rlT'onll(1 Clnn1'S, �[*lll. i
(lows, uucler N pinseots - and , between t
chinks in the Ho ,rink. If rl.. ro' m rebid
it, a fire built in it
)roperlyr `Mr. Freder-
London authority on 1 (E
THE SEAFOR H EXPOSITOR
N gvw
FALL(Co-WINTER
GOOD.
it!DD ETM LUfl
another profound obeisance, -Taki Ren-
zaburo, in a voice which betrayed just
so ruuch emotion and hesitation as
might be expected from e man who is
making a painful confession, but with
no sigh of fear either in his face or
manner, spoke as follows :---(EI, and :1
•
alone, unwarrantably gave, the order to
I
IL on the lt)i'c igncrs at Kobe; tir.d again.
as they tried to escape-. li'ortliis crime
STdisewio��-ecl mt self, and I beg yo
who are present to do me the honor
witnessing the iac••t. Bo -ing once 1i
the s )ertkor alleweb e
I cl his - niter gaaruier
to slip down ,to his girdle, iuicl remail
ed naked to then waist. Carefully, a
cording to cufitoril, he tucked - hi
sleeves under his knees to prevent hiu
self front falliai,r oaek�vai .
Japanese. gentleman �'' ltts, for a nob'
i tleman shoult:t die faille
Delil)ei•alttly, with a stead
1•
,Lucl, he took the dirk that lay before
-dm; he looked( at it .wi-tfully, alums
fkectiona.tel v ; for a: morne nt- . e ,.
11 . seemed
ccllclet his thons;1)ts for the last time
rid then; stabbing himself deeply beIcw
be waist,
on the e
left
band side,
t slowly aicross to tate right e, he drew
c, side, and
nrning the dirk in the' wound. gave
a slight cait, u1)wards, During
sickeningly 1 • � this
v painful l , operation, he never
moved a Muscle off his face. When hen he
lrcw out the dirk, he leaned ferwal d
rl
of
re.
1 Ti
c -
s
1 -
RE prepared to show the Largest
Stock of e'
e Consisting of the Latest Styles of Dress
g Patterns, in Irish and French Poplins,
y all wool Plaids, French Alerinoes, and
I Twills of \rations kinds, ever offered in
t Seaforth,
Le made aw-ti
lr011lcl not dl'aly
ick Edwards, th
lc°h subjects.. gi
casiori of chime:
-drafts eorale do
1'Iatt'k'Slnotte and
- so constructed to
ly prevent fresh
lire.
The me!
hod
most customary
irnealn.s of a -finale
inept o -r. c )1 tar,
outside the haus
air !by means of ti.
should be noticed
are unprovided.
fs. r holding water
furnish i so' dry
wood -work and
'-es as the principal oc- e.
,.s behaving
bar
l �, that sl
n the flue[, carrying ! li
('-i.:t/ysses/,, - when. a room is tt
d <loseda
s to 1 I
material e1Ia1 ci
aiir'fi.oii reaci:itlg the 1 t,
ntl ,tx etc'ierl.. out his neck ; the expr s5-
°on of.li,iin fol' the first time, crossed
iS f:ice, Fut 11^ utterreci 1)0 Sound. • At
eat. moment the• l;itlshaltl, who still
•ooehirg by hit side, hoed been contiii-
al l y ;vatehing hi;; every movement,
sprang to rue feet, poised his sword for
moment in the air there Was aL flit>:h
10:1 \ y, ugly thud, a crashing fall ; with
e blow, the head- bed b( en severed
om the Ijo(ly. - .A dead silelice follow-
, broken only -by the hide,)t1.5 1.oise: of
e blind gti;,iiing out of ;tie inert l:eaa
lore els, it'lilch but a, moment before
d peen • •� .
(
cen a i)r,L�c. <allcl 'c,�hvtalrous Man.,
was 'horrible ---,Algernon llllfo, cl,
Corn/fill..J11(,(aiyi, e
.f. hea1;ing ilc 15a8 now a
ill our. Cite', is by' a1
e situated in the base
<iilg Cold allr fon
•
from fl
aiid dis;,.i• During hot ed
he
'111(1 registers. S. •1"t j tri
that -.many fi rnac s be
it -h any arrangement ha
rind the hot, air they.. 1 t
is to warp and crack . in
urniture. At best,
Operatioli ora R
Ru
c-ej)t .ill rare instances, there -are no
Deans1f i entityr
,t u 1, provided .for ro
tr
except by opening doors and wi_TICt
r,
10
Many people,people,furnt•tce,l.ieai.teci
seen it Iv
as if ier .. so to speak, :ten
ali�Sed. • . it his ben supposed- to -N
rare
i
vitalitr, elasti'•ity. or, llc,ll;rhl,s:oz'
And the fair flow .rs of. our house -holds
)rcitthiug �?11 14il.it'i"ill:; 1)rsr)n arc :that
th
dt
-follies between etre' grate -d, llalt'8 of. -the
Spy:
A curious book. entitled "Nott,s of a
Spy, -wars lately 1)u )liSlled at St. ,-
tethhurgh, ...These noteI:'
s tare, the mine-
us of aRussian sub-otlicel• 1) 11I1 d Bou.. -
,a -e. hin riofl:, who, aceordin; to ,- his own
1.(\\ill b ;
tae:
acted- cl s• a-
a
spy fc
.. y 1 the x.111<,.,i_11l
(e ovei•111111'nt.d'urilig the last `i.'olisit in-
slit i , s '. -•. .•
I.�<l) lllti lived fiir ten vears
lik, 1 in- .Poland, helaad completely liSto i
cd
the lar gunge, and by this means and his
register, r, e .hil,it t` he laal'i"'tlOr.S anti
ies cif yittue" in the early r' 1tE,
sl,1i'�,r i.
voy pat lobe professions, he managed to
chief surgeon of a hospital in: Sa,
lnacle observattio1; He had Itthd
certain S<vn',ptons prevalent ai11o1.1,-,
patients. He doe li:c} that. they Ni;
s
`1
nietatl be cold; Ilyclt
`rt slowly if til-tt n
1v even n<gain t <1t
1110`l10 t)$llat1 ('011111t1St.1
r
,dtniar Stove orlonpoi
poisoned by t_he hot air from the c'
iron stoves. Upon h1s.l l)re-entattio
-exact experiment were male under
ttheu_1c et on of t'1 Ft•enr�h Aeacl(:my.
For years it had b t1 known that iron.t': tS 11ermeabte to s
lne ga es. .If that
ogee pa,. -es through
1(-- ll 1)(; hot, i!Lstrllnt-
) i c:l111 i:1 iL pressure
)11 of coil] ill all 01-
ei,Ye1ir'(lue'eq, aintm
jet' obtain tile cilnfitlOT1(�e ofscy1tP1<il of the
big 1115111 ['gent: leaders, v ll,)lll he of'e1•wa1'(1
�•i o
betrayed to the (~a'()vernn1 nt. IIe gives
:Ist- the initials of these chief's, all. of: whop')
11s have-- Ewen (.'i'1
t lei hung or Iiaulisfhet1, iulE)
other things, c:aarl)oluc; acice-1 idler carbon-
ic oxide_ The firs
ucit rcddily penetrant
11 i5 baneful ell: aZ
third of one 1er cent of itin a crowd-
ed theatre, and sii ive. But the other"
cal'benica =c_xi:(}e, is a deadly . ,oisoxi
i _„
and the ' French exl).eI•iments sho�Lreci
that itas;, '- tri` it • ti
} olxt,lt flet ca.5�l►on li1.e
wfiter tllrougl al. sieve. While' � e • the
c altars - are under
•� e are seated at
.raft carries all gas-
The sides of Lhe
furnat.ce grow hot while we are putting
As soon as we "ire
so and on our way
ler is turned, the
of t1leee i lei s does
a11t11oltx='11
u
people breathe a
ares of our clotneSt
good headway, ant
bre.11tfasfr tfre open
-es up the Chimney.
o11 001' over -coats.
fairly out of the llol
to business- the dam
.iiaft closed, end el poisonons oxide
rising, crawls literal �r,into the liosolli
of o111' families.
1i e have patiently- waite 3' for the
4
C
r r Uccnfa who h u fua•Ili51i this information,
fo suggest the Inca IS of ineriting the
- (hi -Bei -111y. • T ,
,�llrcly It is. not impossible
to fill the pores of it n with .a material
ithat will prevent ent the passage e of gases.
PeLhaps it might a answer:..the- pliinose
o hat'esorne.eartlly , ubstance, cz-ip able
of vitrification by heat, spread up0il
- the surf res. These s,ientifie `gentle
men ha.viug.demonst etc -A. to us that
we , are in a quandary, are, an duty
round to indicate the pathway out.
Horrible Scene. in J aiean. -- .
Slowly.. and with great dignify the
:celidc-ai ned man - mounted o11 to the -
raised floor prostrated rimself before the
high altar twice, and ,eared llirnself' in
the Jaipanese.. fashion- his l:Y;iers and
toes touching the grou cl-, and his lied -y
i[',astir:g cn his heels. The -of the three
tter c1;- nt officers the came forward,
- bee.rir)i; a stand of I,h •kind used in
t(flitl,les for offerings. n Vhi•.•h, wntp-
-prvci ill paper, ley t1 e l Bort sword on
a irk of the Japanese, ilk inches and
a h aalf in length, with .i. point and edge
as s;llairp'” a razor's.- -'hits he hii nr. ed,
pr/Aitrating himself, to -the cendemn0(1
marl, who received it l everentl-v, -. rais-
ins; i t to his heal with oth hands, and
l,laci.'ig it in front of im;,elf. After Seaforth, Nov. 25th,
seems to hit -ye taken pride in his shame-
ful -
tul work, describing. with mit; h rir -
tion how he got fa the se' iets•of l)olir.i.-
c'aa1 prisoners by pretending to thy'' 011-e
of themselves, and 11 )W 1;(;' used to go to
Mhe.house. of rich landholders in the dis-
guise of an .in'-tugc'nt, ui order to 111.-
duce then to :break the law 1,y giving
hire refuge, i.and thus furnish him a11d
the polie03 with a pretext .for plulid(tr
sand Violence of e'very kind. As i:uigl,t
be su J)l)os(d, these wenn I.r;s are frill of
adventure, and their aauthoL seems td
have bad some very nal row esciipees.
Once, as lie w is v (thing in the dis-
guise of an insurgent neral- the vii lege of
r
Gvski, was attacked 1)y Cossacks, and
wars pressed by them so closely that Ott 1)e
had to rine rend -hide in.some corn; and
.ts the peasants 'Were tllr;c5liing at, the
time, and had not seen hurl, het exl,ec:t-
eci every moment to be citt down -with
their flails. On dill the se oc•cttsion_ he
was pursuing an insurgent at the 1• head.
cl.
of his Cussac•1 %, when -the to Inle,sud-
denly turning morsel. struck fa him "with
Sidi force witlh his' unloaded--
„stn that
he fell to the ground with .lilt horse and
1.roke his aarin. Itis a1;5atilillt their
raised .his w eat ?on for s.;(:'Om_l._hlow,
' •z
1 a.ch ouldi
probably have l,ill(:d 1)511,
but luckily, eight Cossacks ritslled for-
ward
ward and llreteoted hid' from farther
°Ll
�
1n rv. �
CHRISTMAS
18
C0i,2_II TC-
And so is
ARMSTROKQ
- r '-r- 'i ' c r m r-
L
Also,
MaCCEON FOR GALE,
VALUE $70,
t o C. ARMSTRONG'S
BOOK STORE.
1SC3, '99.3m
ti
Their Millinery De-
partment
Is furnished with a large assortment' of
Hat, Bonnets an•d ill ties of the Lat-
ti
VERY e t Fashions, VERY CIIR P..
READY MADE - CLOTHING!
For -the Million. GOOD TTI. RED
SULTS FUII T.EY DOLL..:III,.
B -OOT$ $1OES
CHEAPERT V R
-.�Ii
A�.
T
� EVER.
•
Also a very Choice Stock of
Fresh Groceries •
Be sure and call for their .SI Tea.
ti
20 lbs. Rice for $1 ; 11 lbs. Raisins
and 10 lbs. good bright Sugar,
TB f l T) C'°A.Z SE. ,SA J I'..
Give them a call.
KIDDo UU It> lUL1�I?r.
Seaforth, Nov. 8th, 1869.
' L C�tLLt Cheaper
TIan ever,
erg
}i
R
S T
CLOTHIN
STORE,
ST] FORT I
LISTEN!!!!!!
WHILE
I!T
•
For his Stock of
FALL
WAS:
Never Excelled
this t111 .
s Market.
The
12
czester ouse
Then is the place for Satisfaction
in Dealing. .
SIE CANTON - -
WARE}4OU3EJ
IN THE
NEW
POST OFFICE BLOCK,
.
,
IS THE PLACE FOR _
CH ICE TEAS
- The fact that the subscriber makes this
article a -speciality, should lead all intending
purchasers who like the best the market af-
fords, to, at ]:east, try his stock.
The Finest Liquors
And ti select stock of - Staple and Fancy
Groceries, always on hand.
JAMES 0. - LAID
Seaforth, ober Oct -"9th.
ADJOURNED
SALE O F L A YS
>w.
1 Canada
for 80 -cts.
AT
The New York House.
all Stock
NOW COMPLETE
At the New YorkHouse.
A-: Largo Stock of
WOOLENS
AND
f EADY4 1ADE ` CLOTItpdc. !-
W.
• rcapili4M.
ALL PAPER.
Border Pape -r,
hall Pa )er,
WD;0WEL!NDS
Plaii Bute, Plain Green, Playa,
Buf' and Riyvred.
AT THE��
TELEGR PH 1300k $TORE.
ELLIOTT
cJt•
Seaforth, July
FOR
r
A T the Treasurer's Sale of. Lands for
C5
,hie
1'.i.
c 1.1 was held on the 30th
oveill>,cr, lb69, a liutnlber of lots were - of_
fercd which could not he sold for the taxes
and costs clue, The said unsold lots will
again ...be ulit:recl for sale at an azcljc)urire(1sale
on the
-15th day December'+
•
4'
AT T21:E
COTJRT HQTJ T
IN THE
TOWN OF Townships of 1
GODEI' II
At 10 o'clock a.m., when .the said u"1'isol(
lands will be sold for any sum which can 1)e -
realized for them. Thu unsold lauds to be 1 THE IC. OF THE OLDENOLDENthen oi�re,'t d, include lots in
Ashfi1
eld, Colborne, Gnderich,Grey, Howick,
Morris, Turnbcrry, East 'Xawanosh and
West rt� awanosh, and in Villages of Clinton,
Port Albert, Dungannon, Ainleyville, Wrox-
eter, Pordwich, I-iowiek, Manebester, Bay-
field, Wingham, Zetland and Blyth.
A. 14 i. ROSS, •
Treasurer,
Co. Huron.Co.- Treasurer's Office,
Godericb, Dec. 1st, 1863. -
WAGGON, BUGGIES.
D all°implements for farm use mane-
faetllred by_
'$ Mt?CHT' & TEEPLE
I
,
Good and Cheap;
r enicnib ,r the stand.
NORTH
OAD SEAFOTH.
AF'OTH.
Sea forth,Peb, 20, 1868..
11-1y
} .Cs!ITD SHOP.
THC) MAS WATSON -
Begs to 'inform the public generally that he
still carries on general Blacksini ing at
his Old Stand. �'
NEte
ABLY OPPOSITE ARMSTRONG'S HOTEL
AINLEVVILLE
V �y� . Specia attention paid to Horse -Shoeing.
Aiuleyville, Feb. 9th, '69, 63-17
1
AGENTS WANTED.
AGENTS wanted to sell one of the best
paying inventions in the Province.
A liberal discount will be given to traveling
agents, Apply at the Expositor Office,
Seaforth, 6cpt. 24th 1689• 42 -t -f'
:G0 TO -
T. tf. SIa'iO_ S'
O 'os fe. S. .R0 er/son s.- OYSTEIflF1 V IT.�
Seaforth, Dee lst.
For Fresh Oysters, Sardines, Lobsters, Pies,
Cakes, and Sweets of every de.c_cription.
CALL ANX) EE
Opposite AlcCA.N.S'S Old Stand.
that he hl,s just received -a grett variet3
T. 17
Which he is prepared to sell -
At Prices Almost 'Unparalleled
COLLARS of every description, wax
ranted not to hurt the liorse's neck.
•
In the way of Harness
01? ALL KINDS,,
He is,' as heretofore, in a position to giv
his custom.ers as good value for their flume:
as any other establishment in -Ontario
tr
JOHN cAMPBELI
•