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TRE •SEAFORTH EXPOSITOR
CHESS,.
PROBLEM NO, 80.
BY CHAS. A. GILBERG.
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White to play as
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d Mate in 4 moves.
ROSLEM NO. 85.
COLUTION TO
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, 2
B to K 4
2 Q tks B eh.
• 3 Kt to B 5; m
2
- 3 It to B 4, ma
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"2. P. to Q B e
3 Kt to Kt 6,
2--
3 Q-tks B, mat
2
3Qto K 3;ma
1
2 It to Q sq ch
3 Q to Q 3, ma
2
3 QtoKt4,m
3 Q K 3, mat
BY
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K7 K sq
White to
BLANC.
K tks B
K tks Q
K tki B
Kt to K 4
▪ K tks R
ate.
Kt tks R
B tks .R
B.to Q 13 7
B tke R
e. -
B to Q 7
te.
K tks B
etc.
A NO. II.
LOYD.
Q Kt 5 Q
Q5
ate in 3 moves.
C;1/17-. NQ.7.
Game between M
old.
[Alheai
WHITE.
Mr. ••
1 P to K 4
2 P to K B 4
3 Ktto K 13
4PtoKR4
5 Kt te K 5
6 BtoO,B4
7 P tkaP
8 P to Q 4
9 Kt to 0 B
]0 13 to QKb
'• 4 • 11 Castles
12 P tks
13 Kt to K 2
14 Kt tks K
13 Kt tics Kt
16 0.
17 Btoeg Kt.
18 13 to -1-{ B
19 Q s
R.to TT
21 Pt -)T( t5
And White
* `Ms line nt flefenee has -f late years be.
cline very nopula , but in our °pillion, its
• v stly overrated.
,1= • + The correct re 1Y:
• Saferwe th nk, than interposing, the
Qeeem's Bisline's awn.
e The tiacrific't ft-Ir.:niece 'bore is a beau-
t:fal concention bP utifullv carried. out.
Tte would no • have improved his game
ler R t K Kbq.
Tbe coue ; winning the • qiieen
an 1 foleing inam.at ate mate. -
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essra. Steinte and Thbr-
Gaml‘i b.].
•BLACK,.
Mr. T.
P to K 4
P tbs P
P to !(t-4
Pti K Kt 5
Kt to K B 3 *
P 0 4 -
13 io 04.1
Ito R 4
1- 0 te K 2
ch. Kfnil
13 tks
0 tkm
.PtoQB3 p
P P tics B
• 0 taF Kt;
5- P to K T."1 3
RIwKR2
B o (;)
O te K Kt 3
H. Q. ties Q 13 P
ates in three moves.
see plienomena, that have never been
sen- or knOwe before by •thes human
ram If, any of our readers are,
therefore, y4 di.posed to compbin of
the weather and the earthquakes, let
hem remember that, by this time next
year, they may have an entire new
line of experiences to explain and en
dure. in comparison will] which the
fidel winter and rough, rude autumn
of t / day, may seem like Juue,
morning in Paradise, and the earth-
quake's shock aarl light; ing's storms,
a placed rocking in the cradle with a
pleasant lullaby of thnuder.—BuSalo
Express.
ED WHITEY,
Preturning his sincere thanks to the
public for the very liberal patronage he
.has received since coming to Sea.forth, begs
to say that he has on hand another large
lot of
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ANDERSON'S REAVY1 PLATE STOVES !
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TRAVEILInG IN STYLE.... -The MOS t
right royal ,p1.0d1Action .11 the world in
the way of travelling carriages is the
imperial trail. of France. it is a 'verit-
able :train, not merely one carriage in i
Fust, after the engine and I
tender, come a luggage:carriage no an'
uninhabitable van, , hitt a suructure
which, besides ordinary luggage, eon-.
taias pantry arrangements. for refresh-
ments, aud accomniodations:for some of
the CO1)i pany 's aii d ini perial Servan ts. -
Next is a carriage adapted aS a cii1.411g-
I•Ounl, or at least as . a refreshreent
room, with a centre table, 'artte:elniirs,
and. hinged .504s.; and when, night,
-the seats a.4 drawn away friar the a all,
thev fall flack so as to form • liedsteads
'for the attendants; Third an the list
stands an open or platform carriage,
which may :he apena,d cr closed at the
sides at pleasure, and used either as an
cpen air lookout or as a ;refreshment
ratan. Then (pules the grand roone.ate
taehed, and doors at the side S and ends.
.4,11 that luxury Can do is .here done in
theprovision of couches, arm ellairs,
folding chairs,. movable chairs, sn:al!
tables and stands, cut•tains, wire pita,
blind§„ to exclude dust when • the win-
dows are open, a timepiece, Ian lent
tani•ps and 'mirrors. • rills fifth is a Where he wit always be ready to nlease his
sioelog earriinge, di:vned fr. semli patrons and give satisfaction to those who
flti favor him with a call.
dietinet eompertnieats ; tin so coMeri• e
a sleeping ehameer or bear om, t o
dressing rooms, two rooins for the
Einnress',... ladies. one for the Emperor's
valet,- and a la:'The &deep -
filing room.-
ing, chamber eonteins two beds., on Op-
posite sides .(4 a compartment -nine feet
wide. Next to the sanctoth of the im-
perial papa and mania is a carriage for
the Prince Imperial, with numerous
snuggeries for sleeping, • dressing,-- and
attendan s. Lastly there is a luggage
carriage, thecoanterpart of the one at
the head of the train. All tho carri,
ages have -doors at the end, and plat -
farms which make a convenient gang-
way from carriage to '7- eat riage ; ai.d
there areeleetric bells from im-
peri;d saloon to all the other 'carrieges
and to the engme‘drivei and guards.--.
Lentba Railway iVews. •
art -4-71.17,•...r........
The rzarth to b Rapped up by Fire
The stinis atmosphere, say • the
scientiftc awn, i. in a highly exoited
condition. A c; 111 run of tiet alietic light,
is shooting ont f irther aa 1 furthet ft om
(,
the solar sphere, and it is now stretch-
ing Out fotty-fiv , inillione of miles. •In
other words, lute accomplis ek half the
the distance 1 et -N -een its a al the sun.
¶.Phe intere8ting question, and one on
which, perhaps, we do r,..)t wish any
inore light of th s ca • 0 tr is, How -
1 mg Nvill it tie before it ill-IL-111es' the
rest of the distapee, and bridges the
gigantic chasm, /etweeu the ea .fill and
. . .
the sun.? as it
to snatch us up
.„(Liatiate monster
--Tvarrn by devaal
fife -eating' 1/ ro pe
would satiefv-
50, ho w -long wil
reaching us, am
away as if we w
coal for a 1'0 Pin
DE Ha -lit at in tet
pro.tch by fl t•41
with fresh brilli;
is effects that t
Loudon the o
ueithar k now in
91,11E;r, supposed
1eir teL ;:opts
-; -a re
liglet
•ae, that b
73 r this.nrwrie
:ietr enough
ii
t.rtil t
t .11.*: 04seque
-•*-!'"";.=,.. •
[A. Messenger sent out
a:5 food • for the io-
- thai, kat-ips hitoself
;Ind whose
isities this whole earth
a few days only? If
this emissary- be in
.0;11.0116g- the
t3 a gag-uitie_ ltuap of
f flat This eel urnii
indioates its
leg and corruseati.iyg
ney. So decided nee
/ astronomers, one at
her at Oxford, aid
this experieneti at the
-hat the ,durk. gi s; o
0/1 heel) = r
;et a• e I;
n the on. -It i.
the end of 11eX
ic light. wiiI li eve p-
ais to mike its in;
I.1 :
e we 11.1.1V (1oFt.'t 1,
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Box, Parlor and Cookink, all of which be
mill sell as cheap as other people sell an in-
ferax article. Everybody knows that the
BEST 00AL OIL IN THE COUNTY
is at Whitney's. Lamps; Obitninies, Wicks,
etc, in abundance. A large stock of
ALL KINDS OFTI-N WARE
always on hand. Eave-Trouthing, Tin and
Sheet Iron Roofing done in first-class style.
Alt kinds oi Jobbing promptly attended to.
CISTERN PUMPS AND LEAD PIPING.
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Old Iron and Copper. Cotton Rags, Wool
and Wool Pickens taken in exchange.
Seaforth, Sept. 24th, 1869. 43 -ti.
XCELSIOR.
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GALLEIRY.
1W. P. PAGET, Artist
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rpHE undersigned begs to infirm the in-
hahitant's of Seaforth and surrounding
couniirY, that he has taken the: Gallery for-
merly occupied by dr. C. Paltridgee
A Few Doors .liorth of Dr. Smith's
Office, and Opposite Veat's Store
dvolisme fit. j
Something Worth Readirt.
The suecess that. has attended the
faithful and, intelligt nt -study of .Photta
graphy b4 been .so gueale that 0 ne can
get their own image perpetuated to pos-
tetity., It is a 'great orivilege to have
agood practical Artist, o -'e who thor-
eoughlytinde.rstulds the business, as al-
so one who is stationary in a place„ to
whom .youcan go with coraideuce, with
the assuranee. of not get tu ig diSarppOint-
ed in getting a correctaartihtica faithful
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likeness, and ft.otn whoh1 vou• can g -et,
picture, at.any future time from the
neaativeS once taken,. The days are
past for those who drop down for a
week or two and are off again, having
110
00 i.i.terest at stake, and earing very
little whether their customers ale pleas-
ed or eoit, they -are ; but not so with
*Jur Uld 'Estahlished and thoroughly
practical plittograph e Frank.' Pal tridge,
who etanas today- the acknowleuged
head and leading Photographer in this
section of.tfie country. -tie is a real
live man, up to every Wrinkle in the
busiaess ; is- very obliging ; and has
-rooms, a.aconiraoclations and facilities
for executing work seldom mot. He
has. rooms and iipartments for. every-
thing. Good pictures cannot be made
where the fumes 01 so man* different
cheinieals coin e in:immediate 'contact
.witheaeh other, and priodueing gasses
&ital to Making :good.-'pictitres. His
rooms are in Scott's Brick Block, near
t.tharp's Rotel, and under tLe EXPOSI-
TOR Oi!ice, cool in siiron-Jer,- NI arm in
'iwnter ; with di:essi4 rooms, so that
you can bring your best clothes in a
satchel and 'change Loi get your picture
-taken. • • Frank Palaridge• also k.eaka
the negative, and 'no fear of losing the -
Picture of some near and dear friend.
1 -lis best work is- . not atthe doef, but
stai re, one flight, and -turn to the
right hand, (where yogi will find Frei-th-
atways at 1,«line and m good teMper.
piettu es shown are Of- his 'Own
nako..and not i,onf.rilt or borrow;,d ti
i0l!)V VU lair% kie eeierenteee setis
eictiOn or )i0 pa v. Jest waik up to
?rank Paltridge's Gallery, his sped,
glees :ire. worth leokieg at, • =And yon
• =vill be sure to see eotne person's picture
•aou know. vena don't want your pi'
itre, -never nil ndI a.ustas,valk upaihe wil
)O plod to see YOU. iteinember, it, is in-
L:i..4; 85 a
- PROPERTY FOR SALE.
OT No. 9. Sparling's Survey of Seaforth,
el,,j with 'Store, Store -house, Stable and
Dwelling on it, and situated on the first lot
North of Downey's Hotel, Main Street.
For particulaes apply to the propfietor,
-Wm. N. WATSON,
Insurance Agent.
Seaforth, June llth.'„
7...SURE. ARID CALL. to see
his :specimens, they speak for the Artist
and. will convince you that he is First -Class.
REMEMBER,
The place is Opposite Years Grocery, Main
Street, Seat rth.
• W1LIJAM P. AGET,
• Photo. Artist.
Seaforth.ljtily 22, 1869. 85 6m.'•
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• FARMERS !
047. Get your .Homcmades Cut Out .ta-le
With Economy & Taste
AT
SUTHERLAND BRO.'S,
TAILORS,
Goderich, Street-.
C4- o- 0 13 PLTS
AndWorkmanship cittaranttee;
CHARGE'S -MODERATE
NEXT DOOR. To
•Lumsden's Drug Store.
Seatortii, Sept. WM.
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UCTION SALE
OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE,
IN THE
ViLLACE OF HARPURNEY.
,13Y. virtue of Power of t=ale contained le a
certain .Morteage, which will be proclue-
ed at the sale, on
Tuesday, 21stAlay Dec'r, 1869
At Twelve o'cl eilc noon,
AT SHARP'S HOTEL,
IN THE.
VILLAGE OF SEAFORTH•
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HOUSE MID LOT IN ILVIPIIIINEY.
Village Lot number 23 (Worsley's Survey),
in the Village of Harpurhey, containing by
admeasurement 45 perches of- Land, more or
toss, on which is erected a Briek Cottae4e. .
TERMS.
One-tenth Of the purChase money to be
paid down on. the day of sale; for balance,
terms will be made known at the sale,
For further particulairs apply to ;
JONAS AP J01`.4E.'4, Esq.,
Solichor, Masonic Hall, Toronto-st.,
Tironto.
103-4in
Toronto, Nov. lt3th,
NOTICE!•
All Shares in the Capital Stock A this
l3ark upon which tliere arc unpaid calls, will
(unless theamount n arrew s he paid on or
a -fore the 18th Dee. beforfulted, fur-
snant to the provision s of the Charter in that
behalf.
By order of tha Board.
TH OP AS MoOiKE
caehier.
10j -2m
Cananian Bank, )
locelete, Dee 2, 18tiV,
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OF HARTFORD.,
S. A. El\ISTON, . President.
NV: II. (1LBERT, . . . . Secrotur .
p LUMSDEN
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Das just received his Fall Stock of
PURE DRUGS
AND
CHEMICALS,
Toilet and Fancy Soaps. Combs, Hail, Tooth
and Nail Brushes, French, English,
and American
rpm 5 Company issues Certificates of Mem-
1 bership on the popular plan adopted
originally by it. .
Single mernbLrship, $7.00 ; Joint Member-
ship, or a man and wife, $14.00. This, in
a full,Division, instu es your life for $5,000, .
veVANTED AS ACT.
UNB1ED, INTELLIGENT, HONEST,
FEARLESS Xi E.N, for the Mutual Benefit
Life Insurance Corawny,
They must be unbiased enough to be wil-
ling to thorintghly investigate its new System
of Life. Insurance, -
tellieeen t enough to_appreciate it,
Honest enough to prefer it.
and when convinced of its superiority,
fearless and able to use its zenanswer4ble ar-
guments in crushing all opposition,
TO SUCH
The. Mutual Benefit Coinpany- offers first-
class inducements.
Address,
A. O. WITOUCALL,
General Agent. for Ontario
Seaforth., P 0.
N. B —Persons preferred who can canvass
successfully among people who know them.
No misrepresentations needed;
Nov. 25th, 1869, 103-tf.
PERFIT
.L.i -1.A.7 •
EtHfltE YE1TJFF,
Guaranteed to be of the best qnality.
---
Eforse and Cattle -Medicines
Condition Powden.
Physicians prescriptions carefully and ac-
curately dispersed.
R. LITALSDEN,
Pharmaceutical Chemist,
CORNER DRUG- 6Telcu,
Opposite the New Brick Hotelf
Seaforth, Dec. Oth, 1809._ 1O3-tf.
PROPERTY FOR SALE.
W4iLtiL, be sold on rea,senable terms,
Lot
in. Beattie and Stark's Survey,
Seaforth. On the premiseS there is a hirge
story•:aaid a -half Fame House, with a ee
at the door; and a stable. The lot is well-
fenced, and set out with fruit and "ornamen
tal trees.
THOMAS LA-I:BIER.
Seaforth, December 9.. 104-3in
SEAFORTH
PLANINGITAIILL.
D0011, AND
Jlliul/ Factory !
THE subscrfbers beg leave to tender their
sincere thknks to their numerous efts-,
tonhirs and the public at large, ft,r te very
liberal pqtronoe rceivd!ince commencing
:yusiness in Seafcrth. And as they have -
now a very large stock of Dry 'Vine Lumber
on hand, and having lately enlarge d their
-
premis, s and added Sew Machinery (there-
by increasing their 1. n- doing work
with dospatcTh), they feel coniithnt (4 giving
every sntistaction to those who may favors
them with their patrena,i-e. as 11011E: but
first-class workmen are onnloyed.
Particular attention paid to custom plan-
ing.
1.1 33 TT S1
FANeY 0T4 IDA.FER„
PLAIN $TAT1ONERY I
, In great variety,
SCHOOL BOOKS,
Cari,er and Walkd e n' s
Blue.and Red Inks,
Prayei Books,
_Books,
Blank Nbtes,
Blank Account Books, ct..c.
A -GENT '.1.!'OR, THE
\
--v-SEAFORTH 4,{EXP061T01-t," Daih
.S41 be alai 1,)ealy lelegrapn.
,Wiiarn Elliott
eatortall July z, 460V.
• BROADFOOT & GPAY.
P,S. - -An Eight-Ilorse-Power En eine and
Boiler for sale, all co mplete, of -.,:koldielt
McCulloch's make 70-3111
PAD 11E.V1
uoviiez1 Luuyt'
ripHANKS his numerous customers for
1 their liberal patronage during the lait
fiLeen years, and trusts he wib Tvecive its
continuance.
Be has now on haild.a large assortment o
Good Sound •
Green Hemlock ! !
Which he warrants will give satiefaction,
ALSO,
2(19,00 'FEET GF HEE. 1
CUT FOR
PAILDIM MD GENERAL FUEFESES
Which be offers on liberal terms Craw*
will be promptly attended to.
He has also on hand q. large assortrnent ef
LI Sr:Milk:ED ACCLUNTS!!
To which be calls tie. attention of his ol(1
customers. who will find it to. their advant-
age to retire them promptly, and wiLhea
legal prou:Rdings..
Seaforth, July 15th, _1869. 84 -tie
NTOTICE ,OF
in OVAL.
r HE subscribers -beg to noHy their cus-
1 tomeis and the public generally ttia4
hey have removed
To- the Store lately occupiel hy
ASiecontl Door
A bore S. Bobertsoilz
„Italian 11-ra/douse,
1
Where they will keep constantly -on hand a
argc stock of FRESH FAMILY GROCER,
(ES and PROV1S10._NS, XXX FAMILY
OT.JR, and all kinds of Mill & Chop -Feed,
Counfry Produce taken in exPhange for
nroceries, Provisions, Flour and Feed.
All goods purchased fi ore us will be deliv-
ered. iJrce of Charge in line part of caforLt4,4
llarpurhey, or gmondvifle,
Farmers may exchange wheat-, i&e„ ior
Flour and Feed at our iniil, at the hizhea.4
value.
W.A. Shearson & Co
$.(aforth, Nov, 19th. 521 -lb
0
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ITr.•• L 4)
• 4.)%
2
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Counf!ii
rant. at Mr.
-on.11=1,aulay tb
t
thei dear ; 1
tea:u41 appriel
speetor reAti!a.:i
Petiti,m
and eight
Flannery's s
Letter from To
(a.0 of -.Fenee1
'1.:14ai'N'v:";:
ing semi be re(
sin; to be
Roberti
/Ilan: 11.00 ;
*rhos.
following- baek.
irregularly de,
ties, viz. :
Faleoner -
also a bat :qrs..
3.00. lie ..reue*.
by
.-Csatin rhat tL
to il-tle.s1
Po.arroe for
noni1a-t3ni, 2.
earsop
MOO u ri
Qastlia Se -:i4
Tittett')tlilse.
Siinp
juror:a 3 f ;
1.10 ; George
2i.3); W. J.
MLd 2.2,411,
.essor 80.40
Alk. 'i-') ;i
"9:5.0t/ ; /0-
Postar-e 4110 'St
131.1M.ketk
6..00 ; P,astage
poll 110eks, 1,0
Carrifa
seconded -by
expe'1iiie& ie
place to whiel
Biggins
7th
of
bf
The ceun....a
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tht ahe naett;.'1:11eDiataiti,ai:(111;,ii
, De. 14, Al
-meeting read
sib3
D1.y:.rti.1reNuriet1teI4,
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be paid t4f
• ,corprtl
road 1!5 and
Thos,D,i,k
son, that tii
recei:et1e
toth:fo
lovtby :
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