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'.ARCM. 8, 1872.
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ae present -Rra ble Spring g weatli
tarts both fart er and mechanic
ing timely preparations for the e tt1
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ar. WILLIAMS
ig their I'; tronsfor the rib.,
rtt4eTttragemeztt accorded•h
t . em in the
€ctttici un tii<tlly . invite the att
Farmers to their e4rei e assortmen•t,01
ifarvesting llacrhines for 187 12 Our
Okla Combined Mired Jtacililte,
with Johnson's Improved Self,31ake.1,4
complete satisfaction i� en ccnulp 4 s t, torr .for the pmt
trwf* yearyearsi and is now offered- .. to the
public with the strongest guarantee fits
durability and. perfect work.
We Cayuga. yuga Chief, Jr , � ' eery
hich has gained for itself a_wo Idee7ide
repat. tinii is main offered as he most
durable, handy and best working- Mower
known, being constructed lathe body of
the machine entirely of iron and steel}
sad with it we . defy competition. .
l.00fer the
Jctrtxs rt s 4eTt .Pa r tg Single
Reaper,
which took #fret and second prizes. atPro,.
Vinei•tl Exhibition, 1&7 0. This reaper is-
ackno=wledged to be superior to any other
patternnow in use, as it cutsperfectly,
takes rip lodged or tangled grain betty
than any Wier rake or reel nlachuie, aac
cute equally 'well from either sided the
iiem when wind is strong freni: any di-
rection, tion, .can be raised or lowered when in
motion and is very Curable..
We invite inspection of our machines•=
and mode of manufacturing by par-
chasers before giving orders elsewhere-
We
lsewhere„We guarantee satisfaction in every. rna-
chine,. or no sake.
• TERMS.ASY..
The agriculturalists of Perth and ad:-
joining
d-joi ing counties will not (we believe) be
so blind to their .own interests as to
give their orders: to shops more. than.
IO0 miles east, when there are first-olasa
works in their Midst, building largely
the best machines, equal 'to any of the
same machines made in, the Province.
Call and see us, -send in your orders
. by mail, or deal with our agents, as in
every case you will get a perfect uia-
' chine, and on the earee tering as your
neighbor Our principles of business.
and prices being established and Uni-
form.
All other kinds of implements con-
stantly on hen
STEAM-ENGINES BUILT,.
And all kinds of MILL W ORI% done
promptly..
Address
THOMSO T ci, WILLI LMS,.
MITCHpki ,L,
130 -cat Ontario -
CUTTERS. TTE •
The best made, most stylish, most durable, and'
cheapeatttt X TyL r y T r
(`C.-TT+E/R/:t'(,, //FgP{{L/,EAs/S'UR�/:{T }C. /C�
.4iEM VfElA T (?CT2'.{JL�', •c.,
Manufactured at
McINTO' If & MORRISON'S
Carriage Factory,
Main -street, Seaforth.
2k(t.1
OLIVE .119
SIGN of THE
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cy
rt
• SCOTCH COLLAR.
A choice assortment Of light and heaYy''
lrarres.s,whips, bells, horse clothing, etc,
.kept constantly on hand.
Repairing promptly attended to, `and
charges moderate:. Remember the place F'
!sign of the Scotch Collar, Main Street,
$eaforth.
1 tr 3tf W. H. OLIVER.
SEA.1`ORTII
QUEEN.
su rance COM, pallY
OF LIVERPOOL & LONDON.
'CAPITAL - $2,000,000 Sterlillg
,Cr .
E t'rri
:F f 4`r'7E'I; +-- Queen Buildings, Liver -
,poo
uer-p€,ol, And G r acechurch Street, London, ,
'aNait i IiI t tet (}FFwE- Exchange
Buildings, Montreal.
a ran Wm. Orton, Esq., , Chl.Irwanf
lltiiry Thomas, Esq., David Torrance
Esta., andthe Hon. James .Ferrier.
-BANKt 1:> lfitl$o1i's .frank.
LB e 1. ADV i:-r:it- - Messrs. Ritchie,
;orris t ; ho=se.
:t:tat'AI, A 'tv Sutherland,
F cl. _ . D.
`lift moot -Thelma S. Scott, Esq.
At'tn t'or - `l`lioiii:t:, It. Johnson, Esq.•
! E:sinEN'1` : t:rt:ETAR AND .*I` l sr
e.' '. r,- A. Mackenzie Forbes, 13 -St.
- aeremen't Street, Montreal.
'rue nn ltrai neE1 having been appotu` `
c tl
Agent fur the abut. C'oIIrtralr)•', pies
desiring tc insure a=gainst Less by fire can
,let :.et on the most favourable terms.
Life- Policies .,h4.uted on as advantage
z
ire torus as ant • other respectable COU
any doime busi':reess in Canada.
JAMES H. BENSON,g
c'L--BENSON & MEYER'S
Law Office,
Seatorth-
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Seaforth, Nov. 8, 1870. Iva-tf -`
The Lei `er` Match.
The invention of our present itic
fermatch was great because it; was
so small, and it 'now turns out , that
the production of this most 'useful,
hitt at the sante time most danger
nus firework, was nue to a happy
thought which -flashed through the
brain of Mr. Isaac Hoiden, who so
terms the idea in his evidence before
the patent committee. Mr. Holden
had to rise, at four in the morning
toursue hi,� studies in chemistry,
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and e xperienced tire gravest incon-
venieece from his' tedious efforts,- to
obtain a light from 'flint Stud steel.
Be Ncets lectures at this time
to a very large academy. iy. He goes
on to say : Of l oom:se, I knew, ;as
other chemists diel,, the explosive
material that was necessary in order -
to produce inst lntaneous light ; but
it was very. cliflcul t to obtain a light
on wood by th tt explosive material,
and the idea occurred to me to put
rider the t <plosivemixture sul-
phur. 1 did that, and published it
in my next lecture, and showed it.
There. was a young man in the ronin
whose father was a chemist in Lon-
don, and he immediately wrote to.
his father about it, and shortly after-
ward l ttcifE:'r matches were issued to
the world."---/ «r?l Jfall: Grazette..
EngiI h ;ortiBcaticns.
Spithead pis to be fortified With
a set of iron forts made to order at
Manchester, and transferred,by.rail
to their permanent sites on the south_
coast of. England, They bill of lad-
ing for the firstt installment of this
immense freight weighs in-- gross
about -2,400 tons, and is merely 'the
skeleton framework of . ;one of the
larger torts. Of course, railway
managers are well pleased with such.
Little. Government jobs, and contem-
plate the transportation of the iron
plating with unalloyed satisfaction:
The larger forts, -of which 'there are
to be two,: are 200 feet in diameter;.
being, in fact, two-story stationary
turrets, braced, countereraced, root-.
.ed in., the most absolutely imperv-
ious manner which the Royal Engi-
neers can devise; The exterior:
armor will consist of three thickness-
-es of five -inch plates, five inches
apart, the space between them. be-
ing filled with concrete, and the
wholewhole backed by perpeirdlctilar iron
bars from eight to twelve inches
-thick. The fort without the arta
am-ent will. cost about 4900,000,
a, mere bagatelle .when the impreg
nability is taken into account or
when it is corlr_psred with the indi-
ieCt AZabetnia claims of America.
The armament of this fort will'con-
-sist of forty-nine 10 a.ncl 12 inch
guns, mounted and equipped in the,
most perfect 'manner known to 'arti
Ierists, or; at least' to the, British or
dnance service. , That a ring of
nearly=' -solid wrought iron, some.
three feet thick, should be practital-
ly projectile -proof, we can readily'
believe ; but it seems an enoririous
amount of money to spend in forti-
fying a channel which no foreign
fleet would ever attempt to pass
-even with its present defenses ; and
we wonder what the antigtir aria ns of
the futtre, say Lord Macaulay's
New Zealander, for instance, will
makeof these structures when they
- are discovpred under some geologi-
cal formation toward tIte close of the
mlleniurn. .
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Tirey come from all parts of the coun-
try to get a clpllar's worth (\)f Frank Pal-
. tridgeis photographs and are highly satis-
fied. Only $1 per dozen. • Scott's Block,
Seaforth.
•-At the Great Western depot 'at
Windsor On Wednesday morning last, a
.raayy going West t dropped her ,pockett-
Uok, containing no less than value for
about $15,000, in bonds, mites and bills,
and. -being immediately found by a little
ragged. boy (one of the family of a widow
mother), Was handed to the owner, who
"hardsorzely" rewarded the finder With
"two scraps of scrip," the value of
which, in our more _ solid and valuable
'currency, was found to be about. 174
.cents.
Her Majesty the Queen has been
pleased to grant Mrs. Scales, the wife of
.John Scales, a carter of. Toronto, the,sum
of three guineas, on the occasion of the
birth of triplets, which interesting event
took place last January.: This, we be-
lieve, is the first occasionin which. this
English Royal custom has been followed
inr Canada. •
-The Quebec Government are send-
ing out Mr. J. H. O'Neill, barrister,- of
Quebec, and Mr. James Whyte, of Comp-
ton, as Emigration Commissioners, the
former to Ireland, and the latter to. Eng-
land. - •
-- Scarlet fever is prevalent in Goder
lel.: Several deaths have recently . oc-
curred. The disease prevails principally
among children.
PRO BONO PUBLICO.
WATCHES & JEWELRY
M. R. COUNTER
AS 'sift: ireeeived a very choice and superior
stook of jewelry of every description ; also,
`QO k i, 'Watches and Musical Instruments. A
choice lot of Violins, also Violin Strings in
utPI variety. Every description of Watches,
''.h and Jewelry repaired, end warranted to give
faiisf4eti. It is needless to say more, as .Conn -
"mil well enough known in the County of H'arcu.
P A.RTICULAR NOTICE.
nap nLot of
• SRAIttLS,' AL:A.TLES,
GQQDS
hit h b,:; anxious to S11,1 Off, at Cost,
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I� S, BEL€)W DOST; 1
Or any rettsoneble price that a customer may off
► Therefore, Ladies, y-ou will please cull at .the
Manchester, . Rouse
a
MAIN S` R EET,
Spon, and get your pride of the Goods biforc they
arta ail sold. .
Seaforth, .Tali pb,181. 190
FI P O R t A. N .•'i
TO.
J4'O USE1t<' E E ERS
000D " FLOUR 1
• AT ALL .TIMES._
VI. A. SHEARS &hz.& . CO.,
Proprietors of the
EAT:FtL]f
T0Rchfl
A GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY.
SEL4IN, OFF, at and. undo COST.
MILLINERY.
NIIFS A. FRWIN, Seaforth, in order to riiakr3 room for au c=xteatitind •e haof Sununu Goods, :has
4efumeucc.tl tttt infix her W me r Stook of 111L7al l:lty, tit staid under Cosi. This Sale will
kat only about Kix N.Ve tsks so that all ir1,o \rant real Bargaius inIILLIN RY of all Linde, Zti, \Fonitl
do Well to call early at they z ay hate a good chap!.
RE D TH. FOLLOWING LIST. .OF PRICES.
i)BES3 OAPS,
$0 75
LADIES' TRAMMED ED IIATS, ..:. 0 4!)
CHILDREN'S TRI3S1M +'p HATS, :. > .. , 0 t>
4.1
LADIES' TRIMM.ED. I OWNETtS, . 1 00
And other (=ood, proportionately cheap.
LThu Stoelt is all nen and iu good order. Also, on hand, tt number of
MADAME BRIGGS' IMPROVED DIAGRA. I,
FOR °LIT`f'6NG
CIJILl BEN'S:DRESSES, BASQUES, BOYS' `COATS; ETC.
Price fur each Diagram, with full Instructions, cI 50.
't
LADIES' AND
Of every description, ]rept constantly on hand.
Kidd Gloves and Ostr'ch Feathers cleated and nurae_ae good as ue-w for Fifteen Ceutt.
,STO1ILS,-1'irst door North if I es:Tna'', Hover,. mut" " centre store McGr nts' flute; second
North of the Station. '
t SE AFOIITH, Feb. 28, 1872.
A. ERWIN.
door
220
SEAEORTFI MILLS ! And b r so
o
Are now Manufacturing the',,best
I' t'17 1 L IT ,s" f' t Y 1?LO E -Rs
In the Dominion.
Intending purchasers in Seaforth ;tucltvicizzity
can rely upon getting our Fancily itzlci Pastry Flours
from the following Dealers; ONLY :-Thus.
M. strong, were) \ ;'alsi , jetties' C. Laidlaw, Alex.
Ault, Thomas Aida. d..MeGiuuis, William Ault,
G. & I1: Jackson, and W. `2horapson, Egnionclville,
and at the Seaforth MilLe. Orders left at our office,
Market Sanare, will receive prompt attention.
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Farmers desiring to -exchange thein Wheat
`; for Flocs, at the Mill,
may always rely neon getting oui best Family oz
Pastry Flour u- exchange, in quantities accorciiing
to the vulue ' their wheat. •
W. A. SII +, ARSON & CO,
18441.
11LOER
F i3OI
I.TTA\' 1.fi G purchased and thoroughly refittedthe
sni]Is formerly o*net1 by the itfossrs. SOOBIE,
1 am now prepared to Ruttish
FAMILY FLOUR;
Second to NONE IN SEAPORTH,
And that 'will
Compare favorably with any 'in the Do-
minion,
If you want A 1 IFIJOER, go to the following
Detklers unci askfor MARSHALL'S -Remember
A Rsxar,t,'S PLoUR: . .
W. SCOTT ROBERTSON,
J. WHITESI DE,
SIMON PO WELL, t'
JOHN CA VAN AGH,
Or at W. MARSHALL'S Mills.
Orders left with W. S. ROBERTSON will be
promptly attended to. _
Parties who wish to '
Exchange Wheat for .Flour;
Are certain to receive proper quantity, and an arti-
cle that will defy competition.•
W. MARSHA T,L
186-tf
REMOVED. REMOVED.
M. ROBERTSON
et -maker and Undertaker,
:HAS REMOVED his ware -rooms to
• JOHNSON'S OLD STAND,
. Main -street, Seaforth, •
Where he has on hand a superior stock of Furni••
ture of every description.;
CALL AND SEE LT
a
t UNbERTAIING.
H>tving purchased Mr. Thomas Bell's HEARSE,
I am prepared to -attend funerals en the shortest
notice, either in town or country. .,
• Coffins, All Sizes,
ltept constantly on hand.
SHROUDS ! SHROUDS !
M ROBERTSON,
CABINET lerA1 li;R AND UNDERTAKER,
Johnson's 'Old Stand,
Main street, Seaforth, has now oh hand a good
assortment:ofr
sHR,orn s
Which- he can furnish cheaper then they can be
got elsewhere. ! . 205
DANIEL McGR1E.GOR,.
Bookbinder; Hullgtt,'
Ti -As .just received a large Stook Of the materials
used in the business, and is new folly prepar-
ed to exeonte, on the shortest notice and in the
latest styles, all orders ho may b, favoured with.
REGISTERS, LEDGERS St BLANK .BOOBS,
OF ANY KIND,
Ruled, Printed and made to order, on the shortest
notice, and at prices which defy competition.
.cubes'. Work foxes' & Jany' Cases
Made to order.
'OLD AND NEW BOOKS
Sound -and repaired -at city prices.
Persons' residing at ar distance by leavinir their
books at the "Signal" Book Store, {lodericlz, or, at
the "Expositor" office Seaforth, or at J. B. Grant's
Ainleyville, stating style, may iy upon them
being well bound.
AU communications addressed t
ed, will receive prompt 'attention.
DANIEL McGB GOB,
• ' Conetaun.. P. 0., Hullett •
the' undersign-
�•. P.:Bt�i11�
jICENSED AUCTIONEER fort the County of
Htu+O
Sales attended in ell parts of the
Countz7. All orders leftlat Tun FilLPOSITOIi Office
will be promptly attended to. 198_.
P AN 1 REAP!:
doing you will ascertain that you can purchase
every description of
OOTS AND SHOES
At
PricesIthat defy Competition.
N. B.-1So aZvanee put on goods on account of the rise on stock, 215
EGM NDVILLE
HOMSOlik,\
. (Let of Seafortle)
T.TAS received a fresh supply of Choice Family
Fine -flavored Teas,
of various varie
Also, Sugars, Coffees, Spices, Fish,
TOBACCO S,
Biscuits and every other article m the Grocery line,
ell of which he will sell at pricee as low UM can be
had et Seaforth in any House in the County.
-BUTTER AND EGGS
taken in exchahge for go ds as cash.
FLOUR !AND
of every description, kept constintly on hand, in-
cluding Shearson & Co 's No I.
A. call is respectfully solicited.
REMEMBER BRICK STORE,
LOGAN'S! OLD STAND.
200
Pair Men's Boots
170 Pair Womeri.'S Boots,
Worth $1 75 for $i 60, aod
A Job Lot of Girls' Boots,
For 75c. worth 1 25.
Also, a doh Lot
LADIES' JA
Suitable for Spring, at
KETS,
their value.
At the SIGN of the BLACK BEAR.
A. G. McDOTTGALL.
CORN COBS.
I quantity of CORN COBS, delivered in Sea -
forth, for which Cash will be paid. Apply to
PUBLIC 'NOTICE.
RIJMOR having I been spread throughout the
Northern Townships and o places that I
had left Seaforth, I thank it no hiug but right, in
juatice te myself, to -inform my ld customers that
I am. still in my Old Stand, wh I intend to re-
main, and ahall be always ha y to see my old
friends and as manyinew ones please to call,
wowing them that they will t with the same
hospitality as heretofore.
AS FOSTER.
eal oral, Feb. 2416.72. TII° 1110
Fellows' Syrup.
GREAT
SHOSTIONEE'S REMEJI?Y.
ALLEN'S LUNG BAL4A1VI.
CLAHR'S FEMALE PILLS.
A FRESH SUPPLY
Of the above
Celebrated Patent Medicines
R. LUMSDEN'S
CORNER DRUG STORE, SEAFORTH,
Also, 1
CELEBRATED "SPICE,"
For Fattening Cattle.
For Sale, Wholesale and Retail.
215
STEAM TO
LIVERPOO4 LONDONDERRY
AND GLASGOW,
BY THE ALLAN LINE,
Every Saturday from Portland during Winter, and
from Quebec during Summer.
Tho First Class Clyde built Iron Steamships of
this nue, carrying the Canadian and United States
Mails, -will be deepatched from Portland for Liver-
pool, calling at Derry, as follows
ISCANDINATT le;, Feb. 17.
HIBERNIAN, Feb. 24.
MORAVIAN, March. 2.
SARMATIAN, March 9.
AUSTRIAN, March. 16.
NESTORIAN, March 28.
Rates of Passage as low as by any First
Class Mail Line.
. To PERSONS Wrsacneo To Simi Fon Fuxnwos.-
Through booking arrangements have been made by
which persons wishing to bring out their friends
can obtain passage eertificates loWest rates from
England, Ireland or Scotland, to any railway sta-
tion in Canada or the Ltnited States.
The first steamships for Quebee will be despatch-,
ed from Liverpeol, (calling at Derry) about the 25th
of April, and from -Glasgow, (calling at Singstown)
about the 23rd of April.
The steam,thips of the Allan Line come direct to
the railway isharf - at Point Levi (South Quebec.).
The baggage is checked through to destination free
of charge, and passengers are forwarded on at once,
thereby avoiding all incidental expenses.
For Tickets and any further particulars, apply to
At G. T. Railway Station, Seafortb.. 220.6
MOULDING & PAPER
THE undersigned has on hand a splendid lot of
ROSEWOOD AND GILT
IVIOTTLDING.
Also, n Fine Lot of Straw
WRAPPING PAPER,
FOR SALE, CHEAP.
No
Main Street, Seaforth.
ie the time to buy as it is on the rise.
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THE OSBORN
GUELPH SEWINQ MACHINE CO.
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Lock -Stitch SetiVing
Thousands throng -bent Canada are -
new using these machines. They have
been tested beyond all question, Melte
the fatorite lock -stitch, alike on both
sides, and. are 'pr nonneed superior to
any other machine offered the public..
For , wide range of _ work, perfeetiorr,
beauty and excellence of methanisme
adaptability, strength and durability,
az- Improvements have lately been
Made, enabling the manufacturers to
claim. it as the ne phis ultra of Sewing
nmehines, Hundreds of testimonials are
,being received daily from_ old. as well as
new operators attesting its -wonderful
capabilities. Will do all kinds of &-
rustle sewing, from the finest cambric
to the coarsest overcoat or upper leathera
GUARANTBSD TO BD AS =MESE/Imp,'
SALE, 'WARRANTED FOR
l'IIREE YEARS.
readily comprehended. Is sold at one-
half the price hitherto charged. for ma-
chines doing -a like range' of work, the
manufacturers being determined to place
it within: the reach of every fantily in
the country.
A TRIAL FEFORE PURCHASE Will con-
vince all that our machiLes are un -
THE GUELPH REVERSIBLE
Is pre-emipeotly the best Single -Thread.
Machine offered to the public -hence its
marvelous success Will do allvarieties
Hand. Machine, with full outfit, $12 ;
Treadle do., $17. e,ar Each -machine
WA zents wanted everywilere. Splen-
did inducements to make money.
Apply to
GUELPH SEWING hifiCHIlit CO.,
GUELPH, . CANA DA.
I Stitch in Time saves 9
yon want to get the best Family Setving
Machine in the Province of Ontario, go to
Who is Agent for the celebrated. -
SEWING MAO UTNE.
N. D. -Sewing INIachine Needles of all Made,
always .kept on hand for sale.
Also, AGENT FOR E. R SHOREY/S
ROYAL CANADIAN
CLOTHES -WRINGER.
Office at Miss Minin's Fashionable Drese-xnakhee
Establisinnent, directly opposite the Post Office,
Wroretm 219
J. W. FULLERTON
(FORMERLY Or OLINTON,)
WELL known to the people of Seaforth. 4124
smrounding country as the DOMINIOla
LANDSCAPE ARTIST. -wishes to notify the
people of Seaforth that he has commenced Busi-
nets in. the
PORTRAIT LINE -
First door Wese of Xr.lsamsdenie Drug Store.
My Imig -experience in the art embles me to give
entire satisfaction to ail who may favor.me with. n
trial. The latest style of Pictures can be obtained.
Children taken from 10 a. m. to 2 p!.
BRING THEM ALONG..
Young persons wishing to learn the art vrould do
'Well to come to me, as I can give them my expo.
rience of over eleven years.
217 • Seaforth.
My poor' dear old c
Together our yo
Ten years I b
Not Socrates me
Fresh trials should
Though threadb
Like rae 'with Ishii°
0,1et us not part
The first time I wo
And round me of
My birthday it was
They made you t
Onr poverty telling
.Could never their
Though you have gr
0, let us not part
I care not who po
To me 'tis a swe
Pretending one eve
I failed from her
She tore you and t
I etay'd that the
You took I'rememb
0, let us not part
Of amber or musk
Se.y when had yo
In a Minister's anti
Exposed to his
While others for
With me they ha
Your button -hole's
0, let us not part
At "The Clothing
time ago,
'Twas Spring tim
The Primrose and C
Like them ,you'v
But when thie time
I know where to go
And to prove me
af A TN STREET
at do not fail me I pray ;
th we've outran,
shed you myself oviiry day;
ate have in store for your cloth
e resist to the end;
ophy baffle her wrath,
my old friend 1
.0 you how well I recall,
mrades the throng;
and so gay were we all,
e theme of a song.
f honor unsold.
vision offend;
wn shabby they've never grown
nay.old friend 1'
tO the darn on your skirt,
souvenir •
g Lisede to desert,
rme to get clear.
n as she vow'd was but fair,
ea she might mend. •
r, two days to repair,
my old Mend 1'.-
r such petfumes unclean,
cause to complain ?
room when were you seen,
key's disdain ?
bons were cringing to Power,
ne'cr to contend..
raporime I bought you _a long
, the skies they were bble ;
°cue, Just peep'd o'er the snow,
been faithful and true;
mes, to lay you safe by,
has come to an end;
to, a New Coat to buy,
other good friend.
NDERSON
hant
SEAFORTH.- 220
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Spectacles
LIKE BRIGHAM YOUNG
ON TRIAL FOR MURDER?
Norma -Any mean sending the
answer to ,the above to the Agent,
M. R. COUNTER, SEAFORTEC,
within the nextthirty days, will re -
a pair of their superior new pattern
'Eye Glasses.
D. MeN.A.UGHT
TOULD respectfully intimate to the
V V inhabitants ef Seaforth and vicin-
ity, that he now carries on business at
his NEW SZLOP, in rear of Killoran
specially, promptly attended to.
;a -Terms reasonable.
BOY WANTED,.
"WANTED, immediately, at TEE Exnosinon
T Office, a good steady boy as an Apprentir.
to the Printihg business;