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Sketches m tie British liouNe of.
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reit HLTRON EXPOSITOR
Iwas present the other. 'night
'when Gladstone made his great bid
for pop-Wm:4 • oy i deneuncipI the
American claims fOr " conseq4ential
daimages." .As thl pett.dli hoe Pretty
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nearly set this countty an a. Nine 1
nay. eek. a little of your space 'fie ttle-:
-Seribe'Ithe si eetith, the debare, and
the sekine. The lIeueet wa 6rowq-
. ed tot'excess; for everybody !knew•
that Disraeli would dye* °IA the
government on the'subject and
that Gladstone wirald say something
Along.
• biss.a.m. ...-
. Diaraeli-lec: off His speech was
immensely clever. "It had, a -fine
I show of rattriotisen about it, and -of
unselfish -readiness to kupporb the
government Ifer the sake of the
country, while all the time it con-
_ tanned to throw the .Whole blame of
.everythAng on the Governnient and
. ,
especially on ;Gladstone.. The man-
-ner of the speech was of course e)C-.
Cusable. i One must be well habitue
. ated to Ole House of Commons'
1, style to 'en4.dre most a its _speakers,
-and Disraeli's mannerisths ti atiscend
those of ansbody else., He talks in
--.a sepulchral voice, something like
.thart of an afflicted and lachrymose
rave' n. -A., strarorer. «might faney
_that he waS actually beginning to
cry. He 'groans and croaks opt Ilia-
-woids ad seems to drag -them up
from the very pat of bis stomach.
He stammers arid° boggles and halts
•at irregular intervals in the Middle
'of eveay sentence, and interjects
* . -that odious "aw, 'it:iv,' which Eng-
:lish speakers ken', una.ble to get rid
-of. _ Iiis gestures are angular, con-
strained and awkward. . When he
becomes veheinent he is turgid ;
when he is solemn he oute-oane the
• Bev. Mr. Stiggins. I have heard a
• few public* speakers in -various eorm-
tries an my time, and I hereby re-
cord my former eleclaratiort that the
ruantier of the Right Hon. Beejam-
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m Disraeli •is , -the mast utter] de-
•:testable- that has ever • come u der
nip- atotiee. *Ent for all tbat his
,speeali was very cieree, ingentorts,
and effective, aiid Disraeliis a per -
e
feet- Imes ter of phrases, He never
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speaks without bequeathing. some
and agai in and out of the House
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' happy prase, to be (voted again
House.
Hespoke as he always does, stand-
- jug 'beside - the table on which, the
•'mace lies, and at the other side of
,
which _ sit the! Ministers. When,
leaniis; across, the table as if he were
about to lie- dOWn orrit, and looking
straight at Gladstone, he announced
that he was prepared to support the
Government, lie coi“reyett, and of
_Course meal] to convey the follow'
ing impregsion : "I know that thi 1
is 'all your. fauft ; have pereonall
the most utter contempt for you anc s
all your colleagues ; I could. over t
whelm you with shame, but for the
. sake of the. country will actua,11
siiodue my-- feelings and £onseuv s
to endure Irma .while this difficulty h
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GLADSTONF,. •S
•been Worn.. away. ' •He is Sometimes
Infilcy, hoarse_ \and even harsh. . But
the closing passages of his revic w o
the 414anet. question were. ft 11 clf
eenu.net- power aid impressivenes.
.
aud t ey tookthe Rouse immense])
Prob. lily you will . think the styl
of th in • overwrongtlt and exttave
b
.0 -ant. But this was not the effec
'upon the ears of those who listene
--even ofthose who, like myse
(and there are some such), regarcle
the speech as in thellighOt degre
ill-tinled and mischievous./ Viwe,
as a were piece of declamation, i
was wonderfully artistic, for Mt
Gladstone managed with rat e skill It
Convey into it a manner as °lone wl'
w,ashonestly restraining and reprel:
sing 1.,..iS emotion—as of one what
ardor would have led him to rift
-defiance,,but whose self-control ,ei
abled himete be content with a pr .
test. Strange as it may seem to you,
this was the effect produced. The
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speech was made for the gallerie,
h
fin- tri Press, for the public, to an-
ticipa e the Tories, to shew that the
honor of -England and the Britieti
Lion and the Union Jack and all
the r st of the properties are foafe i -I
the ha nds of a liberal ministry.
BRIGH!11, •
So we ar all on fire here jt -telt
now. ' Oh 1 i- one hour of job
Bright,- the Sohn Biight of the ol
daysei-strong, calm, yesolute. ant,
wise, Using that noble eloquence be-
side .wlfich Gladstone's seerns mere
glitter ,and Disraeli's mere wounte-
balakery, in the interests of friendly
co tinsel, •mod ration a ad peace. Brit
it seems we were all a little prema
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ture in expecting Bright's return t
the House with the beginning o
the session. He is not yet able t
bear the - excitement ,of d-ebateant
this will he -a very exciting session
Later ontperhaps we shall see him.
jiweat McCarthy,. ''i, 6 .Areete' Yor
mat , ..r,
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Position Of. Partie in Englan
Wh4t We find in papers arrive(
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by the. last two or three mails fro
England would lead kis to believ
..that the Gladstone Goveininerit i
really in imminent -danger, this vete
session; of defeat on some issue tha
may compel resignation.. The Con
•servatiyes are preparing for eoutin
genies, and many of that are de-
termined to hurry Lord Derby to
tbe front as there • party - leader,
• though how Mr. Disraeli is to be
deposed does not eeern very clear. -
It is mitintained by some 'that Mr.
Gladstone's, American opening of. Parliament,
vas prolupted by the fear that Mr.
Disraeli would he beforehand with
iim. in defending 'British interests,
nd that in this way he was led to
ay things which Wray now ?Stand in
he way of an amicable settlement.'
As the.Landon correspondent of a
New York - paper remarks, the de-
ii•e to, show himself resolved made
im .show himself violent. It is
omplained that he did not under -
bind' ow to state the English View
ithont iMplying ethat the Atneri-
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• Mr. Gladstone • was singularly
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mild; even. I:jun.1We, in his -reply! te-
`-ward,s Disraeli: Ile put on the
-Weak air of one: who' rather like4 to Hi
be rebuked,,and believes it to be for b
his spiritual good. There is a story! 0
told with great zest by one of -Mr.- R
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G-ladstone's O-,vri • colleagues, te the- w
effect that being one night in: the
member's galhey, a.ncl near that pf:,
the reporters, while Gladstone was-,
declaiming in one of his saintly 1-3
strains, heheard a reporter ejaculaCe
as if eneensciously, or as if he' a
-couldn't help it, the word "Peck -e: W
sniff !" For myself I believe Gllad- et
stone to be a perfectly sincere and it
an view must be insincere. The
ery ilext day lie explained iway
uch what he hid said,. but a
ad effect Was produced, and, much
f it .still remains. Liberal _ and.
adical papers are talking in a style
hielr'seerns to indicate their belief
lot nothing but the bracing lair of
pposition fora while will Suffice to
ecall piefessed Liberal members of
ornament to a sense of their duty
the constituencies they represent,
nd to a regard to the pledges given
hen they were electedt The Edti-
ition question appeais enough of
self'to split up a very strung par -
high -minded man, -hut his saintly t
wor,ds of oratory are glecidedlv iiri ag
He was sweetly sanctified se
in his dealing with Disraeli, but he • to
.flamed. up into anything but sanetity'l gr
-when he came to talk of your Ala,.
.bania,claims. It was really a splen-- th
epeeitnen of that ornate and 1 eh
.gorgeous kind of eloquence which is
pecuhar • to Gladstone.- In the
and in Ministerial ranks- any
reemeiit on. this question does not
eat .PoSsible. Journals favorable
the Governme.nt . speak in the
airest tone of I,be difficulties it has
ow to encounter, and al together
e impression is deepening that a
ange mayalmost any day occur.
opening passage of the speech the
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,HOuse a COM mOns mannerism and ,
tone-Iliere painfully apparent. Tice
sing-eong cadence and the ' oddly !,
laelnymosietrain like that . of .a (lei- i
tainekind of pi-91101)er; were unpleas-,
ant to hear. At one time riemeni-- 1
ber .1 'hardly understood .witin.t
Charles Dickene used to mh
mean wen
lie detailed the Houee of OQIIIIDODS
• tone as the lv-ora of au a%ctotiojas.
.T4ert 1 used to attend the delete 'so
regularl2,- that faniilierit'y prevented
rne from observing the defects, 4b-
senee of some yeas from • Etegland
has lately converted . me into 'a. sOrt
,
of fresh and- strauge oheerver ; aidthis-hioe deofuneral tone iinpresSee
reeN.
tr
yond •descril)tion. Why, -when.
Sir' leundel Palmer last,' nie:lei eles
proposiug the election -of •the new
Speaker of the .K.011Se, evcaybody
might have thought lie WAS A, ltiglu-
brious ltethodist ereachete reedit*
the burial sem-it:ie.?' 'PC return, ho*--,
ever, to Gladstone. e idroPped
the dolefurtone as he -warmed in his 1 •
..
speech.t Yeas, however, have' tolld
heavily on his '. le
oice. It is no ng-
er the wonderful org,an, swee
strong, dear, like a clarion;that , 't
• .imed to be. All the finer notes hav
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THE AGRICULTURAL MUTUAL
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MAIN STREET, SEAFORTH.
THE VERDICT OF THE PEOPLE
DieoldnEs TBAT THE
GA.RDNER SEWING MACHIN
Is superior to any
now in the Mark
Haling been examined and. tried by the most skilful nieohaniesand judges the country can prod ce,
and "ha' them awtuxled Prizes at all the principal Exhibitions held throughout the Dominion during the
present year ; tuadaatbough all the leading )fitehinea wcie arrayed against it, the 6.)-.1111):TNIER PATE 'T
has been declared •
VICTORIOUS OVER ALL COMP.ETITORS
upon every text, and now stands foremost in•the rank of sewerg.
.SEJ 71.` IKE 114,1-81.1! 01? 8 VOR .
First Prize at Toronto. First. Prize at Loudon -the great Western Fair. First Prize at Guelph-- he
great Central Fair.- First Prize at St. Catharines, County of Lincoln. Fii•st Prize at Chatham, Count of
Kant. First Prize at Waterloo, County of Waterloo. First Prize at Orangeville, County of Sim oe.
.First Prize in Mono,?Clornity. of Peel. First Prize in Caledon Connty of Simeoe. First Prize at IN el-
laudport, qoinity of Vellum'. First Pize Olterville, Comity of Oxford. Second Pnze at Provincial
Ftdr, Kingston, Diplemn. itt Hamilton, and various County Shows.
This beautifal al)ecinieu ofnmehanical ab ta, n, a racily Canadian invention, suipa.ssiner iaksimplic*ty,
durability, and usefulness air other Sewing Ifachine4how in the market aheth.er of Canadian, Americ n,
or English manufacture.
It wilfheni, cord, braid, .tuck, gather, quilt, tell. and do all and every kind of „Family Sewing and li ht
alanahtetnring "Work, using all linula of thread- It has a most complete SLI 01 ATTACHMENTS
131:1"5: No OTI1h1R. If the price is a little higher than some others, it i's the cheapest in the e a.
Semi or Ufro Jtrs ttnd SLn1pIeH.
- GA.RDNER, SEWING MACHINE COMPANY, HAMILTON, ONT:
P. S.-Intentliug purchasers should not be misled by unscrupulons agents of other Companies, w o
Iteep Macltines they do not Sell, in a damaged state, to make capital for themselves.
and examhui the Gardner before purchasing.. any other, at Wimaaat Gnassnes Wareroo s,
Goderich-street, Sealorth. Agents wanted.
179-52 -
PETER GRASSIE,
Senforth.
I I t.t_stij,
aslisszt teinsfist tra111
1.:.er"..111.101101V2.55.
DO YOU WANT
CiEP BO(ATS.
McINTYRE & 1V ain Street, Seaforth,
I{on itttea a large stock. of Boots . and Silas Win h were purchased before the late rise in th
1--a- price of leather, amt.:which they. are now selling at cost price, in order to make room for their
spring WA. Within the, past few weeks, boots and shoes have advanced in price at least ten per cent
so that ourttoek being now sold et former cost pucean opportunity is offered for obtaining then
hoots and shoes which will rarely mein•
CUSTOM WORK attended to pi omptly. as formerly. t good fit, and first ulass article guarantee%
Remember the place, first door south of 'John I.ogan s, and opposite W. ImitediNierTl
tion
Store.
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ITEAD OFFICE, 1,0NDON ONT •
Litensed by the Demi-Mon Government.
CAPITAL, FIRST OF* JAN C.ARY, 1871,
231,242 25,
'Cash and Cash Items, :•-72,289 55.
This Company continnes to grew in the publie
eonfehtnee. On the lst Janitary, 1s71, it lent in
force. 8.1,544 l'ol ivies, having, during the year 1870.
issued th.e 1X11ln&9i ilUil1b'i of 4310
-1...1-0` Farmers, patronize your osIt
Company ilia( hug ttinti• such goott hervitt, all
you. Por Ipsurnalc•c, apply to
• ClIARLFS 3iORPOW
' 203 • Clinton' P. 0.
NOTICE TO FAH
POULTRY WANED.
nl undersigned i now lirepar 41 to pay the
Highest' Price, ii Cash,
leurany q'nautiry oi good w 11 -dressed
POULTRY
Delivered at the Egg EmpariuM, Seaforth
The Positly ixtv
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,ss
all be drawn.
D. p. WILSON,
•
TT -1E CIRCIT AR SAW
• Cuts through all Opposition.
ROBERTSON lc- CO
Have just received a large and splendid assortment of Rogers' and other celebrated makes
•
,UTLERY,.
iii.CKOLITE AND OTHER SILVER-PLATED GOODS,
TEA TRAYS, COAL OIL LAMPS, -
Lightning and Turn -table Apple. Parers,
Family should htive
IMPROVED CHAMi'ION AND 'OTHER
•
•
,•SAWS, •
STOCIii'S:.CELE13RATED EXTRA MACfINE. OIL
Warranted the bcsliii nee.
Z. airs for Abell's- Iatent (xicar and Horse Power,:
Ana.. °von- other ort irle required hi the Ilmilwere Line-Sle lf Mid Heavy.
JACK SCREWS 110
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1.98'
pARTIES
DELIVE
aDers' week-
STS;N OP THE CIRC 'LAR SAW,
MLK. MLK.
wi5thing NEW MILK ran have
ED AT iti.t.LR' RESIDENCES,
• IN SEAFORTII,
lay morning from date.
• JOHN HABEIRE,
North Road.
16, 187L 20.
.RO,BERTSO,V (f. 6'0.
REVOYAL OF ROSS'S HOTEL
ANT) SfACE OFFICE.
TH4 imbaeriber bee' to stnte that be ha.s ret-
rained to the Building formerly twelipitsti by
Air. N. Robertson as a Cabinet Factory, near tim
Statical. whieli he has fitted up in a enitable man-
ner for it Hotel. He invitee- all his old friends and
custoiners to his new quarters where he will be
happrto attend to their want. 15r:t-1ass, Stab-
atd. large yard in connection. Pirtien going
Northl will find it to their advantage to patronize
Hotel.4
k,
Ross's! Mail Line of Stages, whiejhrEtarts frRoon:,this
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JUST- RECEIVED,
A '2
THOMAS LEES,
A CHOIPE STOCK OF
FRESH FAMILY GROCRIES,
comprising
TEAS, SUGARS,
- COFFEES,
CUIll.AiNTS, RAiSIS,
SOAP, TOBACCOS,
Etc., Etc.,
All of which he can afford to sta as cheep as any
in the town.
TEAS FROM 50 cents TO $1,
And warranted to give satisfaction to all.
SHEARSON & CO.'S.
• No. 1 Flour and Feed,
Of every description constan tly on hand. And
PROVISIONS
Of all kinds to behad at the lowest possible rates.
SiMpson's Spice, tbe best Condition Powder for
Farm Stock in use. Farmers, try it. -
The highest price given for Farm Produte of all
kinds.
VE' Remember the place,
SHEA1 & CO.'S OLD STAND,
West Side, Main -street,
SEAFORTII, Out.
THOMA8 LEE.
SEAFORTH
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PLANING MILL,
SASH, DOOR,,
--LAND--
BLIND FACORY.
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THE subscriber begs leave to thenk his ninnerons
enstomers for the liberal patronage 'extended to
him since cmumencing. business in Seaforth, and
-trusts that lie may be favored with a continuance
of the same.
Parties intending to build would do well to give
him a, °a]]; as he will continue to keep on hand a
large stock of all kinds of
DRY PINE LUIVBER
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14A.SIKES,
DOORS,BLINDS, MOULDINGS,
SHINGLES, LATH, ETC.
He feels confident of giving satisfaction to those
who may favour him with their patronage, as none
but first-class worlonen are, employed.
-Ls Particular attention paid to CiiStom Planing.
• 201 JOHN II. BROA.DFOOT.
DO YOU WANT TO SEE
SOMETHING NICE?
T11031 -A 15 I3.ELL,
- Main-strelrSeaforth,
Can show you somethifii .4rth lookhig at in the
FURNITURE
line. He has just reeeived a large quantity of
NEW FUSNI'rUI-LE
Of every description, which; for
CHEAPNESS, 17
• BEA UT
and. (2/TALI-TT,
Is really worth going to see.
Warerooins- OppoSite Robertson's Hardware
Store. 217
STOVES, TINWARE AND
• COAL OIL.
1BS.W HITNEY has just received a large stoek
of c.".00king, Parlor and Ilox Stoves, of the best
manufacture, which she can sell as cheap es any
in the trade. •
TIN.41111.4.7., of every desexiplion,
kept conetantly on bandana. made to order.
Also; Stove Pipes, Lave Troughing, etc.
finstola-w9rk promptly attended to, and outside
work will receive every attntion.
t°h-ir•°
A large stoc oft-tla
t,t4-rlrA'
hestCkeal Oil kept
stantly cn-
on hand, and will be sold 'wholsale and
retail.
Remember the place, Carinichaers Blork, Main
stret. Sestfort h.
Partieu indebted by note or book account are re
quested to :fettle immediately.
Lags, ohl iron, brass, coppe, etc.
taken in exchange for goods.
FELLOW'S
HYPOPI:10SPIIITES,
A MONGST the cliseases overcome bv th irs' of
Fellows Conneeind Syrup of Hypophophies.
are Constipation Athma, Consumption, Layngit-
1 i I'cervous Dbiiit, Dyspepsia, Chronic 33ronehit-
is, C'hrernic Aielancholy, rwilt-
ing, from Typhoid anti ether low fever, 15iplitheiitie
1' °stn.:thin, Hystei i, Hypciehoudria, Aitienonthreti,
Chlerosi, Anetnia, Leneorthaa, Nervous Exita-
bility, Marionnus or Wasting of the "linseles, Apho-
i sluggishness of the I'Aver. Intri•upted and Feeble
nia, Lose of Voiee Chorea or St. Vitis's Danee,
Action of the Mart. Suffocating FeelittgB eattaed
by mucous obstructions of the Inings and Air
sages leveling thrin, anti -Debility frail] various
aues! many cases of which appeared hopoless.
• Sold by Apothecarias. Price, $1.50 ; Six ferV7-50.
JAMES L FELLOW, Chemit, St. John, NAL
USED AND RECOM
'. MENDED BYTHE MOST
EMINENT PHYSICIANS
IN NEW ENGLAND FOR
THE LAST 45 YEARS.
Lc- "NOTHING 8ETTER1,
CUTLER -BROS. & Co,,
BOSTON,
mesa CTB &MX& Sold bytheDruggistS
FOR COVG-HS. COLD
LY31.42i, ELLIOTT etz co., Toronto, Aents.
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ER1 G P/13'gA
cH PECTA--
Fon AN
ABUNDANT HARVEST
Trlriant
tprselleoithit
wa
making timely preparations for the tout,
i71111ar;i1"t' ON a ME. IAMB
eSrValliletlnk
en coinargitngn epoatiIroietirtnthino Ette
past, would cordially invite the -atll.
of FaMerS 1,0 their ei(liee asSoriantavi
Harvestieg Alaehines for 1871- Or.
Ohio Combined Jiae1,2ze,
Nt:rviivtleinJe001m17)tlitieS sialnitrfOale-teieloSi
owo years, and is now offred' to the -It
public with the strongest guarantee for
(1.u71)tility,e(,i7,eei4tiry.
te.‘vork..
7ec:;;t)., mower,
Which has gained for itSelf a world-wide
reputation is again offered as the mod
durable, handy and best working Mower
knoWn, being constructcd in the body of
the machine entirely of iron and steel,
and with it we defy -competition.
also offer the
Johnsons SelfRak Singk
• -Reaper,
which took first and second prizes atPro.
vincial Exhibition 1870. This reaper is
a,cknowlalal to be superior to any other #4.11
pattern now in use, as it cuts perfectly, !.
takes up lodged or tangled grain better
than any other rake or reel mathine,ai
cuts equally 'well from either sided the
field when wind is strone,t3from
rection, can be raised or lowered -whetiii
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inorenilianvidtelsinvseirieYdetiuorna'obfko. Inaehites
an mode -of • manufacturing by -pur-
chasers before giving ordersi.elsewhert,
We guarantee satisfaction in every.n*-
°r• n° sale.
TRMS EASY.
The agriculturalists of Perth arid
joining counties will not (we believe) in
SO 131Md to their own interests as
give their orders to shops inore filar
100 miles east, when there are first-elat
'works in their Midst, building largely,
the best machines, equal to any. of the
Saane machines made in the 1)rovnice.
Call and see Us,- -send in your o
by mail, or deal With our' agents, as in
every case you will get a -perfect nil
chine, and on the same terms as your.
neighbor. Our principles of business
and prices being established and uni-
form.
All other kinds of implements ton,
stantIy on hand., •
STEA-M-ENGINES BUILT,
And all kinds of -MILL WORK dons
PrAMddi
ni)tt.S
THOMSON &
MITCHELL,
CUTTERS. CUTTERS.
The best made, most stylisla, inost duibe, eat.
cheapest
CUTTERS', PLEASURE SLEIGHBr
_DEMOCRAT GETTERS,
Ianniactured at
MercTOSIf & MORRISOS
Caniage Facttay,
Main -street, Set -doll&
210.13
W. 11. OLIVER,
SIGN OF THZI
SC'OTCII COLLAR.
A choice assOrtnient of light and hem"
harness, whip, bell.s, horse clothing, ete-r
kept constantly 4-ni. hand. •
Repairing promptly attended to, 7taa
charges moderate. Remembertheplacer
sign of the Scotch Collar, Main Sae*
Seaforth.
163tf W. H. °LINTER!
QUEEN
insurance Company
OF LIVERFOOL & LONDON.
CAPITAL - $2,000,000 Steilnt
CHIEF OFICES-Queen Buildings, Liver-
pool, And Gracechurch Street, -London*
CANADA BRANCH OFFICE--EXehange
Buildings, Montreal.
BoARD—Win. Morton, Esq., Chainnanz
Henry Thomas, Esq. -David Torraiwer
Esq., andthe lion. Janies Ferrier.
RANK 011S-INTQlson's Bank.
ADIS1:MeSsrS. Ritdd
VRS ey
Morris & Rose.
MEnrcAL A DV3's1,.11 -William f-intheidaaa,
Esq. M. I).
S1711.\ EROR-Thomas S. Scott, Esq.
A unrron---Thomas R. Johnson,
,P.:7TH:TAT
A . Maekenzic Forbs, 13 St
Saerement Street, Montreal.
The undersigned ha,ving been appoilt
ed Agent for the ibho-e Company, partie-1
desiring to insure against loss by- fifecan
t,10 On the most favourable terms.
Life Policies granted on as advantage -
ons terms as any other respectable Co
pany doiiut busiess in. Canada.
• JAMES H. BENSO,
OFFICE—BENSON & MEYER'S
Law Ofecej
Seaforth, Nov. 8, 1870.
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so snre,B, and iL
the •,rehivtio3i
but at the same
ons firework w
thought which
• brain of Mr. Is
toms the
he pat...Alt eubmi
bad to ri.)
to pursue
.nd exporinec•
veniet!ce from h
obtain ,a light t
Be wa f.:,-rivin-g
to a very Lirge
• on to say :
other efiemin-;
inat,rial that w::
to produce itrita
it was very WTh
on wood by that
and the idea th7
under the e‘pi
phur. am th
in my- next
There Wan a you
whose father wa
don, and he imo
his fathr about
ward lu,..ifer
the world." -1
English
pithead is t
-a set of iron for
Manchester, aux
tb their pennant.
coast of England
ing for the first
iminense ireigh
aboet 2,400 tw,
releton. framee
larger torts.
anauegers are we
Governmet
place the trauepo
plating with um
The largerforts,
to be two, are 21
being; in_ fact,
turrets, braced,
ed in. the most
• ions manner whi
neers can devi
armor will consis
s of five -inch
apart, the spec
ing filled with
•-whole backed by
ban from eigli
The fort
ament -will cost
a mere bagateil
n.,bility is take
-when it is compz4
Yect ,AZaba.ma, el
The armament 0
• sist forty -14i
gun, mounted a
mosperfeet 113 ail
lerists, or at least
:thane° servic,
neally solid wr
three feet thiek,'s
ly projecile-pmGO
believe ; but it st
amount of money
fying a channel
•ileet would ever
even -with its pre.
we wondex what
the future, say
New Zealande,
make of these sti
are discovered n
cal formation tow -
TREY °Me frOtal
try to get a dollaea
• tridge)s photograph
fied. Only
Seaforth,.
•
—At the Great
'Windsor en Wean.
lady ,gig West
book, cOniainins
41.bout Sliti000, ibo
and being immedia
ragged boy (one of t
mothr), was hande
" handsothely 'rew
"two scraps of
whieh, in our more
-currency, was form
cets.
Her Majesty t
pleased. to grant M
John Scales, a carte
of three guineas, on
birth of triplets, whi
took place la,t *In
lieve, is the first
English Royal eirto
in Canada.
The Quebec
ing out IvlJfi
.
Quebec, and Mr. Ta
ton, as Eank,%ration
fornaer to fratna,
land.
Scarlet ftrver is
kb.. Several dath.
eurred. The.disas
among children.
PRO BONO
*WATCHES
M. R. 0
sittettesteive, -I I
Atock jewetu
Waktias and
Very thoie,e iot of VI
inaclieas variety.
, Clocks and 4.evrOlel re
fteighttion. nig n
, 'Ur is wal eztozzli kAown