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recentl , were sue
burgh' the black -f
sheep brought the
bi ck- aced sheep
w
sold for zg195.
lain of short st
and Up to next
tient farmer recently caught 1
eons skunks in mite trap, aind t
that part of the country,—
bull at the -To a fair w igh
tchess County,
d steer weighed
ttle at the Wo
ir of cattle 2,6
eighecl 3,600.
arlestown Ind,,
Fair with a six
raising, and w
t the enormous c
irs. The 'Tor
t. remarks that
len crops, now al
"is alraost universe
slet
en
Sheep Raie
THE, HUM
and N6
0, which too p ce
essful. At Ed n-
ests as
fancier is $ est
ranee an . gla
harvest.
ult
as
11
vel
ur-
pou .At the
1,824 ponnds an a
1 A pair of fatted.
nsocket, Flair
Wm. Stri er of
tuned for s Copia-
ear-old stee of I his
ighing 3,600 om ds,
eature "gave out' on
he character
practically
lly allowed
eighths of a mid
coloring. T e eh
or 18 minutes, wh
and the air is redc
of butter. Ice -w
churn, -when the b
placed on. a larg
thoroughly worke
milk is extracted,
certaiiied that the
gain in each. chi
pounds, equal to
.1
re-
nto Globe of the 2d
of gen-
be very
ng in Mex nee
The business of sheep raising i carried
y deteriorated. N,There the re -bred
erino buck shea from 18 to 3 pounds
iof wool, the small- allied ineara -in-bred
!Mexican sheep yield dinly frera 2i
tto 3-t pounds. Th ir mutton, owever,
is prone -towed the' finest cm t is coriti-
nent, There are f milies he Ne Mexico
who 'own as many as 500,000 of these
sheep. The cost o herding is -mall, as.
the Mexican herd men work f r• almost
nothing, and three of these wit i a pony
:ie.& will leek afte a flock of 3 00 sheep
aresieted, of ?mese by their d gs. The
wages and k ep of the herdemen will not
amount to ore tl an twenty -11s e dollars
per 1montli. Pas -age call be had for
nothing, there bei g in New 14 exico an
area of more than 120,000 squ re miles,
nearly all of it covered with utritious
grasses. No prosnsion for whet e. feed is
required, as stock can range t roughout
the Year ov r the eiast uninhabited plains;
finding eve Eileen food an' , water.
gf*
When the r ilroads-now in pro ess come
to cross the Territory, an inm ense ini-
ing men intro -ace pure-br d buck's
for the nap oveme st of the, stab Now,
*Lead, owing to the shbetne a of the
staple, the slovenly manner of shearing,
, and the poor packing. Ali thi will be
changed When adequate fac lities for
transportation afford the peopl a profit-
able raarket for their pi oduc s. It is
zaid thet a single cross of pure blood not
only doubles the yield of wool from the
Nnw Mexiean sheep, but nestle improves
its quality. At no distant day without
-doubt, the importance of imciiir ving the
breed of sheep and of usin mo t care in
the preparation of wool f ,r the market
*ill he better appreciated in New Mexico
than it appears to be at present.
Of ameelto, used for
s ate set in motion,
m rate of speed fdr 17
n they are stopped,
rt with . the perfiunie
ter is thrown in the
Ater gathers, and it is
' table, settiled, and
By this process the
end the butter is fin -
g the butter it is as-
e has been. an actual
en of one -and -a -half
per ,cent.,, sinee it
left its oily state. !
! Gilt -Ed eel Butter
In making fano butter there are three
" The color must
the texture firm,
that nutty flavor
so high a degree o
Butter of the ver
bring $1 a pound
phia maker who r
early -mown hay ;
mixes in corn -me
feeds often, and
no roots except
tures free from w
ture of the milk -
the cream -pot ; c urns once a
before the butter!tgathers he
bucket of ice -col !water into tl
in working he w iks out all t
texture am flavor:
h impart
lpleasure. in e ting it."
hi hest qu ty will
eives this ice !gave
t ese facts he his
eeda on lover or
Ots fine, moistens, and
and wheaten. shorts ;
om at about ty-pight
eek I just
e batter -
milk without the lase of the hand, a orb -
wrung from cold ater, and at the second
Working handles elicately, with fmgers
ea cold as may b ; salts nearl an eunce
nd balls.
CHA CER SAL
rekted of the la
arm recently bY
Adelaide. It a
to the amputati
been buried, he
was cramped, n
and. desired ths
No attention, h
request:for som
persisted, asile
not raised he
limb was accor
the hand found
During the ope
the patient evi
. the sensation o
appeared to su
Shrinkage of
n lar circumstance is
ngston who lost an
a threshia'g machine in
ears that subsequently
, and the limb having
bmplained that his hand
rSing him extreme , pain,
arm to be disinterred.
ever, was paid to the
time, bat the boy still
mild net re over.' The
tion of openi g the hand
that e fel relieved of
more so, howe 1r, than man' others
the records of e pe ence.
The Ontario overnm nt hitve appoint,
e office of Clerk of th
ty Cro n Attorney fo
the County of incoln.
! Hamilton, to t
Peace and Co
--Samuel T
sizes, recovere
Whitby towns
by his wife in.
from an impro
in one of tne p
—A faith of
Mr. George R
County of W
the town of B
ago for _the
rain., being $87.47 p
carefully —Mr. Gold
The writer had. a qua etity
measured and put up in -sack . It re- a series of lect
s. When the sack were first we believe it
o full. At the en 1 of three , snent to its pr
res was apparently plenty of the difference
re. For curiesity ome of it ment and 9 -
wee measi -ed, and. it was f und two. them -selves: -
quarts per bushel ha,d. fallen ae ay, which course of lectu
is a loss of about seven per c nt. The histOrical aut
place where the seed wan kep at
we- verY teresting and
unfavorable to waste. There was no heat —The Tent
of wind to dry it up, and it may be tak-
en as the lowest percentage of TOM Un= the Sabbeth S
ada will be he
der other circumstances, the lass by sav-
ing six months may often reach as high on Tuesday,'I
the 21st, 22d
.as twenty per cent. These thipgs should. The business i,
be considered by those who fele inclined S haftesbury
three moot
filled, the
they- were
room for m
to hold on for a chance Of a ris
Another consideration strikee
People often complain that the
weight or measure. No doub
is too often the case; but it is
in- some instances the differ .nce is as and while thei-' abou
was t
ion of tl
1 aid wa
day nigl
of Bursa
resignat
Xoun
get short
one here. sions and 141as
870, fr
blic roac
170 acr
erloo, a
lin was
udsome
✓ acre.
dam
b
ed
8,
sit
out
sold.
SU
in Smit ha
res in Is ont
tau Hi tor
intend d
eh of Re pon
etween bso
ernmen
t this jun
es, from an a
rity, ea not
Provinc al .0
in he cite
nd 23d. f 0
all, end the
las
Cess
vith-
fou
ken
e bo
o
e di
t.
of t
on o
Ho
r so
poin
y of
tine
etic
in
that this -Lipton, of the ninth co
muck in shrinkage as in inten
How Beef Suet is Ma
lon•=Ern- the afternoon
with inflamer -I
e into though medic
it wa4 of no
.o'elock on Mo
—The offic
The experiment of makin.g h Ater from
! beef suet, 4fter a Feench invention, going the 131ind at
• on in various places in this country,—in vacant, by th
-California as well as connecti ut, among Mr. Archiba
the reet. The process is thus described. : stand. Mr. NA alter N.
A large tank is filled with she ts of fresh., occupied the osition
horoughly of the Count of Peel
er. :Then has received: the a
.out as white as snow. It is ediately gerded as a j dicious
thrown. into a vat containing ebout a foot being an actiive, ener
of 'voter. The eiitire mass i i raised to good education, . an
th temperature of blood. hea -(110 de- s well fitted to k
greps Fahrenheit) by a coil of steam pipe —Aanose
lai
co
an
selected suet, which is
clea,rised by the use of cold= -wa,
it is run through a machine s'
siaueage cutter, and grotmd the
the rate of 1200 pounds an ho
in the. water. After hal
stint Stirring it is alleWed
1.
an hour's- red. at Ingers
to settle, A gentleman
ttle pieces Great Wette
tom, whil , the fat or rather pi. n stearipe tees of Alexa
gathered off and placed in ano her vat to ford, in the
the building --
arid oleinet float on the wate . This is
cool, and when about the co sistency of came on the
it .300 lbs. horses were
Ito Presses and causing hem to
pressure is against the ors. Tb
lough the both the girls ut—th
le troughs,
to another
e the clear -
1, and mey be 4e-ept an indefin-
it strong. AnY li tle dust or
arated, and the oi flows like
oney. The steari e, amount.
lard. is -wrapped. in cloths (abe
in each wra.pper) and. subjecte
cloth and is conveyed by li
tu In t is state it looks li
est olive o
ite period
th least
is ere se
tli finest
in to abo
tallow for this purpose, co ands a hign
to the c urn, when the al opera -
should be 18 feet square, th deuble
walls (the space between.bein filled with.
A rack co - taming aboutl 0 akes Of ice
is suspen ed from the ce 1 ng, so that the
n. descending ee s the tem -
always . low. umber of
churns are arr ge along one
ounds of the olein ; together
inarts_of pure milk, and three -
Vhitby As
es sustaine
ing thio
r Brooklin
longing
a mile fro
a few day
of $14,870
commence
eal on Eng-
, in whic
o trace th
ible Govern
and to sho
ute Gove
the peopl
knowledge
fail to be
nveiation
ion of Ca
of Toront
Thursda
tober, 187
held in th
'veiling Se
Schools i
on of Min
orae fiiend
o'clock. i
els, and a
d about -12
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N PURSUANCE of
day of OetOber, 187
hancery in tlhe matter
armor, dee
he undersi
rich, Lot
ontainiug
dismissal f
we uncle -
sie, who h s
puty Sher 11
ition of De
erth for se
t may be
man, With a
ent officer.
11
II on Iasi Fri ay afternoon.
'der Mu erer, of North 0
con ussion thee
trail passing ov r
one of them, girl ah ut t n years oia,.
complete], c ting h r iee two. ,The
eldest girl ea aleo
train, but by the pre
man standing by was r
part of her and,
crushed. 1
ased, and
ineron, an
'ed, Mesta
00 acres
s sale by
rine, Audi neer, at D
ereial Hotel, in the Vi
rday, the 26th day of
'elook in thd forenoon
The Propierty is wel
oad, (that'll two miles
et is cover d principall
About Eirty acres a
There is a good barn,
hard.
The prop .rty may be
The pure aeer at the
o pay a de iosit to the
en per oe t. of the pur
alanee int Court, w
nonth the eafter, and
ompletio of the pure a c.
In all °Ter respects th co
For further particul
pply to Si. G. McCau
1873. I
Deeree,idated the
, made by the Court.
f the Estate of Alum
maid Cameron against
of
11
st
with the approbation
of the said Conrt at Go
h 1st Concession. of t
the County of Hu
land, more or less,
P iblie Auction, by J.
vi son & Campbell's Co
ctober, 1873, at elev
eared, and the rema
ith beech and maple
e place, also, a good Or -
vi well by intending par-
e the' eale.
ndor, or his Solicitor of
se, money and to pay e
ut interest, within ne
eign a -contract for he
ditions of sale ill
of the Court of
rs an conditions of s
of t
thie
le
L.
Auctioneer .or be
Vendor's .'o icitor.
MIL CAN
Would st te to Dai
• to
30 3
MEN.
ND PAII
ITIstrEiT
t she has comraen ed
ture
•
nd
Milk Ca
en th
annfa
Of all kinds,
AS CHEAP AS
Stoves and Tim re
MRS.
-supply them
N THE TRADE.
a hand as USI
ain-street. Seafort
SAVI
Head 0
Establ
ing moue
low rate o interest
tering of repaymen
Loans or long or
terms of his Soeiet
year, wil taay bac
.1 Money n ob
little or' 'o delay be
by letter
THE DO TN LON .
DS ND INVESTMENT
ndon,
'flied in 18/2, for
and
t 33 per cent., re a,ins in the
's is wild to the ca clle menu -
and as it is much superior to
cold air
perature
side of th
duced 15
with tem
1
ss the -great r
THE FLOHE CE SE MACHINE
A s 1 have bee appoint& Sole Agent in the P o -
chine, none hay a right -t. sell the said machhie
oi
except those ap ' ted by ii e. In the Connty of
Huron the foll t)i., g are the only authori ed
'Agents for the 1 erica u i chine : Thos. Conn s,
Any person or p ons oth r than the above repre-
senting that they ve a ri ht to sell, or can ftir-
nigh the Florenc achine in the County of Hu-
ron, are impoet , and the public are hereby
warned to bews of them. t
Gene Agent for Ontario,
290 Seafo h.
short
rrowe
lling
prefe
paid
in 1
111 1
et, opposite City Hall,
he purpose of a.clv; no-
wn Property at a ery
n the most favor ble
eriods repayable b in-
s. Parties purche. ing
or Stores, will fin tdhee,
able to any other re,
t the end of each ' alf
principle and int rest
yee.re. If paid ye, rly,
ained at, any time, and 'th
igatio • of tittle and pre ara-
ecretatry nd Treasurer, London, Ont.
forth 280-02
J. C. LL
1
WHO ESA
TEA EST
SEA
Mir For
1.11
Pc IV have at
choic and v
0 varieties, all
CC
Le. the Lowest P
CC
w men the co
0.
CO
0
0 mac
F PQ $.
AND RETAIL
BLISHMENT,
ORTH.
Fear e
Te 8
nd Coffees.
11
present in stock a
mg upwards of 0 0
ed. As We sell t m
sE3ible Price cons" rn
quality, we trust m
fidence hitherto e- rn
the public. 0
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rowths, prepared 6)).
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WATCHEO AND JEVVELRY.
13.e Best and Chepest Assortment Outside
of the Cities.
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TTAS jast received large additions to I hie previously largo stock of 1Vatches, Clocks
-6-'- which only want to be seen to be appropiated and admired.
- all and see, lirlietlwr you, Purchase or not.
and Jewelry,
M. R. COT.JNTE WA.TCHE$ ARE RENOWNED FOR TIME KEEPING.
THRMS--Strietly Cash.
, LADIES, -
If you wi o replenish your cupboards, the undprsign-
I co
ed would dvise you do so now, as the latest advices
from Engl6d. are that Crockery and China have gone up td -
nearly .donblie price. *-e, having a large stock df last
years' imrioriations on ihand, will for a short time sell at
nearly the ol4 prices, taking only a very small portion of
the advanbe Tea Sets that are noW wOrth 84 we are tC)
lit?, 50. hina Tea pts $2 less than , they are now
worth. oseph-Rodg&s & Son's Cutlery:' at exactly old P=. -
prices, tl ey' haxiug raised only 25 per cent. A fine' 1-3
stock of 14ed SpoonAv, 'Forks, Tea Trays. -&c., &c. txi
HICkS9 N .CO.,
nery on the premises.
Refined
GARS
FRUITS, ICES, MUSTARI
PICKLES, SA CES, AND BR AK -
FAST ELTCACIES,
IN G a AT VARIETY.
CUI , COR ',FLOUR, TAPIOCA,
C. LAIDLAW.
E YARb .
MABEE 61 MACDON ALD
Mill, on the gro dIfo erly used as a umber
They will keep onsta tly on hand a goo assort-
undressea. Also LIT AND SHINGLES, all of
which tit are pr pared to sell at the lowest possi-
ble price , for Ca:h.
find it to their vent-
age to inspect o r sto k, and ascertain on prices
elsew ere, as we are in a osition
CODERIPH FOUNDRY.
STEAM E GI
SUGAR
COOKING
IRON A
before prirchasin
to offer odind
160
Beg to inform the p+ic that they are prepared to contract for
ES 'AND B ILERS e FLOUR, GRIST, AND SAW MILLS
SA ING MACHINES, &C.
ric
tzl
trl
R N AND OODEN PLOWS; with steel boards • '11
GA3n,IG PLOWS, CULTIVATORS, STRAW -CUTTERS, &c. • 0
ND POTASH1 KETTLES, GRATE -BARS,
WAGGON BOXES, &c
PARL0111, AND l'I30X STOVES, of varions kinds.
SALT _PArIS MADE *TO ORDER.
ERS AND SALT PANS REPAIRED ON SHORT NOM .
TWENTY '1,0 THIRTY -HORSE POWER TUBULAR BOILEIRS generally on hand 'for sale.
' All orders addxessed to the Company or Secretary will reeeive prompt attentiori.
R. R CIMAN, General Manager.
CHEAPE THAN EVER !
THE SUBSCRIBER HAVING RECENTLY PURCHASED A LARGE QUANTITY OF
AT PRICES
TEAS, UGARS FRUITS,
AND GENERAL GROCERIES,
MUCH LOWE THAN THE CURRENT MARKET "VALUE
BETTER BARGAINS THAN HERETOFORE.
trAt
The goods are nOw in stock, and the inhab4ants of Town and Country are invited to oorae tins]
get their share of the
Going at the Chequered Store.
JAME,5 MURPHY,
Main -Street, Seaforth.
NOW
CROOKE
OF AL
T
TO P
E -CHANCE
cleAsE
Y CROCKERY!
KIND AT A BARGAIN.
LSON
,Have just received one of the argest and best assorted.stocks of
YOUNG
Ever offered in Seaforth. Presei-ve Jars. of several different varieties and of the best =aka.
Call 9.,nd see, and be convinced that 1VILSON & YOUISTG'S is the place to bny'CrockerY.
TEAS SUGARS AND
pratsay
GENERAL GROCERIES.
& YO UNG are renowned for their superior ALES and LIQUORS,
sold; Wholoktle and Retail.
FLOUR,- ppED d PROVISIONS delivered h'ee of charge.
HAMS A!1ID BACON.
Just recei ed, a, lot Of 6oice Ametioan SugariCered Hams and Bacon. Call and get some,—they
Scott's Brick Block, Seaforth.
will soon be' pine.
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`SINIVd `Cld31 311HM
was founded in 1694-, but
tbttailiaekt tBil 1)0.0.6r1
been tolerably good until undt
noad;ser sttthohaeo d
administration of Charles II. i
of the English government lis
ons. as far back as 1.671.
ostdestroyed by an act of g ,e,
times, better than env other (...
The eredit ef the state WI
iggy hankers, used to give their le
ye th.e government to take care of. .
teem, and the goldsmiths Were ra
vas the geese, English exedit,
nea always - laid the golden eene.
Jaen by these fooli di or wicked ej
, 0 -The state could borrow no
In 1694 Vs 1111am III., who was
eohe throne, !WaS going to War'
paean and he greatly needed nr
flea it not been that the !credit -O
money rcught have been reised veil
opeal to what was then censidere
K to be a desperate and revole
ere; echeme. There was fierce oppol
-to the bank on the part of the lords
ed • intetest But the money le
ised ; the need. was $o urgent
,fie,e their class scruples and interests
The inventor of the sehense wee
O 4.a West Indian by residence. h
est Indies hie friends ftaid he bed i
e missionary, his empties that lie
been a buccaneer. He was an inge
via ardent person, gifted with
peivem of persnasion. The
which he had first proposed in
'aucceedexl, three years later, in
the great Montague to take up.
The plan MS simply that the
vent should borrow twelve
, thousand pounds at eight nPer
which was then ft verymoderaterate
ee the borretecin. In order to *
which would hae-e been very lave
capitalists. to advance, the slant
-were to be iecorporated into a c
to be called " The Governer an
was much fierce opposition, but the
of the obscure adventurer soon be
win the bank which supplied the
-solid fee
teflon whith ie now the greatest n
This was the origin of that greetit ,
ea power iia the world, and witie
for mans. years the *bulwark ef the
fish government. During those
in which France was endeanorinn
the' Pretender back. upon the t 1
ment with money. Had Fen
have refused. to pay Interest onnn
. which wee anent in resisting hi
hank was therefore grcatlt- 'site es
upholding the existing gov-erinre
was, through spine generatione
England played in history that it 1
and not a state establishment It
any other bank except that the go.
immunities. These are three,
firtt place, the government balite)
in the posseseion of the Baek of Enotr
goveynment, as we have seen, but
!tlie government gives credit to the 1
Men are ineliued to follow the .ex
of a government, and to believe
is wiser than theen They think -
the government tinists its great
to the bank, theyemay -surely tress
small ones there.
in the second place, the bank ha,
limited. liability. Here we are so n
the idea that the stockholdere of
when the hauls fails are liable for
the amount of their stock, that
fieult to understand how Engl.
eon have recorded tine limitea
as wrone A banks -vela have to
e.
ging a good,, while for stockhold
directors in this country if its
would involve the e4,ne private fe
of its owners. The English have
thought it rieht that the. Bank o
land should be an exception. Th
munity ,vess of great help te the
&sit induced, many careful mercha
be directors who wenld not hare e
ed to serve had_ their fortunes hem,
The. third. privilege of the I .
. rher edani8'issttli:tt nilis6. tBheefoll
Was the only jonn ;nods comply
mild issue notes. Private b
mieht, and. iadeed did so until
they might have issned notes up t
I'll
when the privilege wae taken
but the bank teadualiy
theta out of the field.. Legally. he
Brit no joint stock company, exce
:11ikcho,f, E
by etsi n igr'o"na. Ea langiliasli)naterlileraestatsilolffne
- e afa reQuer!terilos u.‘bsfar!ell es): :hsait(lenara;:i .3at, ht ibutoensn oei si:in irt: iri th:lielyboeTiitl:
to issue notes. The law said al
bank was to have the right of .. ex
t.l. ieh e t ia:e lel ti°31 it eaDniagek i° t:i fagbosiailiPI elplisnri t s'Id: a':
iwg not ':ste, _xaucht: etihee-etlesram-okixz 1:1
vas diecovered, people at Once b
ting them up, Does not this s
rigland, has eyer been pm
I have now given a sketch of
agninet it, but all admit the impn
of its abolition. It eerndrily b
e baby, says the wise inspe
48:1Te.hilie.1
of ealightersed economists is
great work in its day, and thi
SarY " for the Chancellor of the!
lieteto go, hat in hand, lin
Inid. Mayor and the aldenn
14.alse up a sum by borrowing a
Pninds from this hosier and two
Minds from that irou-mongere
f Infant Life in Paris. It is
ellettor of the Society for the
.,__ good health it will weigh 11
'now what a child weighs ans
e baby. If a child is well fo
ought
ronerly eared for or not. Fri
Y8 old until it lias retiehed fit
to weigh, is to know if it!
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SEAFORT
NOVELTY WORKS.
'DERSIGNED, in returning his Sincere
thanks to the public for their' liberal support
during the past, takes this opportenity of stating
that he has secured the services' of Mr. ADAM
GRAY; •Draughtsman and Mechanic, as foreman
in the Novelty Works Planing„.Sash and Door
CARPENTERS AND FARMERS
Will find it•to their advantage to call, as they can
get eny thing in the Wood Lino done on the short-
est notice:
SAS HeIS,,
DOORS,
On hand and got up to order. A limited munber of
DOUBLE AND SINGLE
TURNIP AND CARROT DRILLS
AND LAND ROLLERS,
Wagon. Racks &Rd Gates on. hand.
TO CHEESE MANUFACTURERS.
As I have commenced the manufacture of cheeee
BOXES and SETTERS,
Parties Call be supplied on the shortest notice
and ou reasonable terms. Boxes gnaranteed to
giNie satisfaction. Awaiting orders for different
sizes.
JOHN M. MARTIN,
285 Novelty Works, Seaforth.
REMOVED. REMOVED
M. ROBERTSON,
Cabinet-maker and Undertaker,
HAS REMOVED his wil-re-TOOOls tO
JOHNSON'S OLD STAND,
Main -street, Seaforth,
Where he has on hand a superior stock of Fenn.
,ture of every description.
CA.LL AD SEE IT.
Having purchased Mr. Thomas Bell's 14RABSE
I am prepared to attend funerals on the shortest
notice, either in town or country.
Cofibis, All Sizes,
ICept constantly on hand.
NOTICE
TS HEREBY GIVEN that applicaticin will be
made to the Legislative Assembly of the Prov-
ince of Ontario, at its next session, for an settO
reunitt3 the North Riding of the County of Hu-
ron to the South Riding of the said County, for
PETER ADAMSON,
County Clerk.
Goderich, Sept. 10, 1873. 801
SEAFORTH
PHOTOGRAPH ROOMS.
undersigned desires to state that he has
purchased from Mr. FRANK PALTRIDGE bis
Photographing business, which he will hereafter
conduct.
PICTURES OF ALL KINDS
Taken in the lilted and best styles oi the Art.
Having had long experience M thebusiness, the
the subscriber has no hesitation in guilisntetling
entire satisfaction, and trusts to receive a eon-
tinuanee of the liberal patronage bestowed on his
predecessor.
ALL THE OLD NECATIVES ON HAND
CHARLES :MOORE.