The Huron Expositor, 1871-11-03, Page 76
Foundry-
CARTER
FCARVER
attention. to their
ty unproved -
ATOR
compete with any other-
in
therin Canada.
,advantages, we ealI at -
rrl±lowing—the way thea -
�r ceted—it requires less
id is capable of
ORE AND CLEANER
t:4 V MIER_.
la :at among Threshers
they could thresh more
^•an,, our improved drum
1t these complaints ,- it
it to regulate the 'wind
f from choking, -w thout
over, We have also
s to prevent the gram:
e straw.
Farmers and Thresh-
rive: us a call, and ex-
efore Purchasing Else-
f as cheap as any other
Vf aterial used, and trier
rklnen employed.:
t sold last year enable
gave better satisfac
ger ever sold in this
ILSL POWER t
kd at all tutees
:ewe to direct the
farmers, to oar
(TACK r
ES
of sawing from forty-
of
ortyrzf wood per clay.,
sighs,: Straw Cutter,
rs. Wooden and Irn..
apeis, Zettlesr &e,
tram[ to give satisfaac-
ec. as cheap as at any
ztt in the Province.
LND CASTING
1 ESCRi1 T.ON,
est [notice and most
ale terms.
UTE & CARTER.
E' O PELTS:
•
r H R,VESZ
tlk].e Sloriig weather:~
and )xuEr c hati ie in
1 •ttionS for the cora-
W1LIJANIS
r rutins for the lib-
kt#e e rce:d them ill the:
invite the attte n-
.1Hk,t:e assortment of
fer 1871. 1.: Uerr
ctt Machine,
[vest Self -lake, has
'action for the past
row offered to the
gest guarantee for
t work.
of, Jr.,; 11wet's
itself a eve>rlcl-wide
tiered as the most
!St working Mower
ctcd in the body of
e>f iron and steel,
:Competition. tition. \ -R(.
a.tI.r .P, 4 Ft:t` k d
J
c € nd prizes at Pro"
79. This reaper is
r = •
er
icx to. '
t r any other
,it cuts perfectly,
Ifed grain 1-,r.tter
«eft machine, and
Ciller side of the
mg from any
r• lowered when in
axle.
• of our machines
ct€,:ring by ptrr-
trders elsewhere.
ionin every ma -
ASA'.
>f Perth and act
• -
Lelieve) bar✓
interests - ."- tlo.
:hers—more , thn
>: e
.ere are first -crag
building Lar ely
.l to an of the
the Province.
tR in y cur order[
air agents, as it
A. a perfect Ina -
s terms as your
As. of business
extished andd uni-
ruplel tents cog-,
S BUILT,
ORK, [spite
-l1,LL A stg
t)'rlt'3nd5':.
Nov. 3, 18 1.
THE HURO
The Old -Fashioned Mother.
Thank God lsome of us have an
old-fashon_ed mother. Not a vtranirirt
of the per'toil, enameled and painted,
with her great chignon, her curls
and bustle,; whose white, jeweled
hands never .have felt the clasp of
baby fingers, but a deist,old-fashion•
ed sweet -voiced mother, with eyes ir.
whose clear depths the love Light
shone, and brown hair, threaded
with silver, lying smooth _upon her
faded cheek. Thohe dear hands H#oi n.
with toil, gently guided our tottering
steps in childhood, aud smoothed
our 'pit lt,ws in sickness ; even reach-
ing out to tis in yearning tet'rde -
?less, when, her sweet spit it was hap-
tized in the 1)t;arly spray of the river.
Blessed is'the- m' -nit) •y of -•t-n ,ltl
fash.otaed mother. it floats to us
rnw, like the beautiful pe.rfurue of
some woodland ltlossom.. The: music:
of other voices may t)e Lost, but the
entrancing memory of her's will
echo in our solus Forever. Other
faces will facie away and be 'forgot
ten, out her's will shine on until the
light from heave n's portals shall gh)-
rift, our own,
When In the fitful pauses of tiu
life ourft et wander h tc'k to the a
homestead, and, crossing the we
worn tllrc'siie,ld, stand -once more
the low, gttitint loom, so hallow
by her presence, how the feeling
c411ilelrsl] innocence and dependence
Cannes over us, and we krtee-1 down
in the 'motet' sUrtsuirie streaming
through thp %ve.sterrr window—jest
'where, long years ago, we knelt 1
our, mother's ktiee, Lisping " Oi
Father. How is any time, whe
the tempter lured tis ori has • tl
memory of those sacred (lours, the
mother's wore , her f.tith and prat
ers, saved us ft em. pint T11, into t1-
deep auvtis_ of sin ! Years have fil
cal great drifts heoveen her and It
but they have not hidden front of
sig it the glory of her pure, unselfls
n � 3
love.
-soap.
A Story About Her Majesty.
The Court Journal is re onail 1
for the following :—eA. curious an
most interesting scene took place; i
a cottage iii Bushey Park the slat
previous to: Her Majesty's depar•tur
for _Ba lrnoral. The cottage is in
laarited by an. old friend of He
Majesty -when she was Princes
Victoria, and its°intnate, grown to
infirm[ to leave *the house, is frequent
ly visited 1)y the Queen withou
forewarning or ceremony. On th
day l e fe.rrrd to, the lady of th
cottage had' ixavi*ed a friend cf he
owl. to lunch, and the.gu�est had jus
sat dean to table when the Queer
�4aa-i announced. Of course, gr'e'at
tlearidation. Her Niajeesty. can no
ley etiquette meet a stranger without
previous a arratngenteut, and the, lady
•
1st fol was corn pc!' led to ret ire
4 �:
After a, while the Queen, in the rr►us
kind and familiar manner, perceiv-
ing,
erceiv
. r perhaps,
i ] c -r
t )f' i :)S l
h, the natural bi • -- •..•
;�, 1 1 em r I AtSs
rues of iu'r hostess, observed that
her own visit must be shortened as
she perceived a fly at the door, and
was therefore lees to suppose ose the .atr-
Cl.
rival of a previous guest. " Oh,
:Vont..najesty, it is only a lady from
I'ai-is alto had carne to tell me .of
the Mkt doings *there," said the
hostess in .reply. " That ! at lady
ft our • naris ! J t st at-rived-ecl ! I should
like rn' tch Co hear her account of the
eta e o2 the city, said the Queen.
": Pray invite her to enter." Thre-
11 )OLr the: iacl�y was a hexed into the
Royal presence, and beibg a woman
of the world, was soon shite at her
eaa e, told her stories with So much
-wit and gusto, ridiculing -with each
vivacity- the " Princesses" of the
(Commune, tliat the Queen laughed
heartily, and oe taking '° leave de-
(dared
e-
c 1.=t .c that laidt
e= 1 it tt she 1 a,c passed the most
pleasant hoist• imaginable, and atdd-
irl , tra r over, tri it "laughter Thad
se) lora; been strange to her lips that
it were[ d almost as new sensation."
A ) ternarkable Relic.
�y
td e'ner'gy as a.: catrle tweetr, id
11- assuredly cenferting srtbs amiss
in :benefits up( n the cot) try.
etl
c f The Timber of Briti h polumbia
il e
The timber of Briti,lr 9ol(untii . is
deeecribed as sotrlethit� r tn' I1elloiUS.
NI r.: VVitkeson. speaailig c f the -trees
at)our Puget Sound, hits] a •e not
in any 'way superior to. lose i., many
parts of the British tlr riftory, says :
u " Many of theta are 250. f ,e,t in
ie length atnd measure feet rn cir-
ctlulfe=rence six feet froth t.]c root,
and -will furnish 150 feet of clear..
e solid timuer under re;I branches.
The masts to be had n Vancouvei
Island ;WO superior in flcrxibi itv to
the very best from Mei. ' Ivor ship-
oft.bu Acing prig -poses the G o(,(1 su�o lied
(� 1
the PatCifc coast etnn t be sur-
tt
Captain
passed."' CL•. third, in bis
.book on . BriCsh Coln i bi.i, speaking
of the pins of that qua rt r, says :—
"My- readers will sc re l - believe
Y
that a 'man '.laving n -t ]de a bet that
he - would cut' down a choice speci-
men with an axe in O. three weeks,
could-- not in spire of 411 this efTilrts,
accomplish, his task ; a '• d yet ;his is
an iucontestrible fact," Tl e .Holy. S.
Garfield, t;eputy to th • S. -Con-
grass. front the district •t Washing-
ton,
ashin -ton, in - a Letter to Ir. Samuel
%'Vi•lkeson. says —
" The size of the pi es is almost
incredible �io the inhat ita�ajits of the
A t-Iaaric cast:. Trees sen measnie
320 feet ill ren rtb, t% o thir ?s of
which are ithout a bid
sixty, and even eight
grow on an acre. 1a
. tory journey made in 1c
ed out -a medium tre3
down. This' tree tneasur
with sittings tor. 160;000. uring
1870.1 th3 Prinit ve Me hudistI
have built 109 chaps, 'costing two
hundred and fifty tho sand
*s..
Exportation of Ca> earn 1, attie.
One of the most ainabl. ship-
ments of cattle that las ever taken
place from Canada, s v t - th Mon-
treal Gazette, has just been n hese by
Mr. Cochrane, of Cbwpton The
purchaser is Mr. S. G. 1' eed, of
Portland,; Oregon, wl?% has r3cently
p'irchasi d some thous rids •' 01 tunes
of land in that State, its► a iew to
cattle -breeding on large scale.
The sale eoml,rised. s entee short,
horn an,mals, rno ly, in ported.
stock ; one Jersey - c w I an calf ;
told twee y cwo impo tee 0• tswold
sheep As .tn evidei a of t e un-
precedented success ahhifveeti by Mr
Qochrane we tnayi m • ittton t• 1a.t he
his :also s' ld to, a,'nob eman is Eng-
ing calves, for the fat ulous nm of
4,300 egruineals. That; anadat :r`hoeld
be exporting to Ennla id ptiz cattle
is certainly a new plrtqse in tl is de-
partment of agricultiural pursuit.
Mr. Cochrane, by his treat skill and
t t•-
cit. -
it
l
oti
ht
- #J
e,
d'
n
rs
t
c:
t
t
t
ar
1
s
1
•
•
nc I. Fifty,
good trees
an exrloral.-
G , We pick
rind. cut it
c! 42 itches
in diameter at 1,he ft>}t , ailhcl a., the
first .. ..
klratnclies, [stet c, is f.,00 feta from
Frorn that
r"{0 ft t,.
tG -Would
t of
even
ti
1 til.
r3 tind
-di-
that
dithat
ulna.,
Titch:,
fcur
finite
rare
Cc -
the ground 2-2 inches
to the top were the otl
'= rht,y found no acr tf
)roduce less than 3 ,00 -fe
imber;
re,i , and 60,000 fe t nd
120,000 were about she -tier
The timber trade rr'on Pu et S
leas already reached folrn'clar,1
neusio:ls. It is said by 11' aerie
here ate pines in Brit' h .olid
Gvhose bark is- nearly • f of t
rid those ascertained fto ! be
1u:nd
ticsY �•old e�isare
mind
ounchat the Heart, -I is: no
hiug to find 'pines in B itish
u1n'aia 400 feet .in heigl t, and from
0 to 60 feet in circu ference/'-=
Bechartye.
•
•
Among-ailthe incidents of the
great Chicago the, we have read
[tone- more remarkable, or that seems
more i:lnaculoars; than the following
relaters ltv't.lhe New Yet !Tribune:
I\Ir- AV .,D .•Baricker has brouidht
Tt•oin Clticrgo a curious memorial of
the great fire. A ruung the ruins of
Y
the \G`c'stci-n tieGG-s Corupany'sestel)
-
lishtiu'nt, whet e an immense stock -
of periodicals and books was reduc-
cid to a-ltes, tlieie was found a.singles
leaf' f a quarto D'iide, charred mound
the e•dees. It rontatined the first
chapter of the Lamentations of
.Jeremiah which opens with the fol•-
lowing work: Ito v cloth the city
sit seilitatty that 4•as full of people r.
Iiow is she become as a window she
tl;lat was great among . the nations
and princess e s5 atlltirlg the piovincis.
stow is she become tributary 1 She -
wet -peat sore -in the night, and her
tears a are.among, on het cheeks : among, arts
hi -a• lovers she hath none to comfort
her." Ancl that was the only frag-
ment of literature saved from the
News Company's*t~ (Treat depot_
titre
1 i irt11 e1G G' 1ltethodsts of
1 no'latnd report this year .3,707
t-.h:tpels,-%with sittings for 631,736,
built at, a. cost . of over; five millions
. ' dollars.I i] e.
addition to these the.
tleeomivation rents 2,813 - chapels,-
. A Sensible R„-ol e.
"Did you ever,hear sir 'hew it
was that Edcyaards, the reason, gave
ll) drinking?" [r
"- t
ltor 111.11 ?-
] sad d acr
1 �< < ,
hl] 1
ra ,
C
his employer, one.day, I%vh n he was
talking to him about tri ti, e, its of in
temperance.
"N o," said thelatter " how was
it?"
Well, one day E lwards was.
drinking in a public 1 o se, when
the,
landlord's
wife came
tb .
call her
huslaind to dinner.
" A What's for Jinn r ? said the
man.
" ' boast goose,' replied his ;laife.
u is there apple -sang ?' hertJked.
S
Nn.'
Well, go ancl :Mak , sC. ne ;
I %%•ton't eat goose wit to it apple-'
saluce.'
" Edwards was so iml rased •ith.
the soca ..he had %i itti cssed, ' lien
the woman had left to 'reporcj this
delirecv._, that for.' the first tint in 1
his lite, lie began to di -.ill : 'whit a
fool he had- hien- -
A 1Iere's this main,' aid h to
himself, ' can't cat his cl''111e • of
roast. -goose �� o5e n ltn(iat al, le -5, t.c,c,
while Illy poor wife and ch•Idren at
•get a
#]ac nle are glad to �icz i`•inrr for
their dinners and Very .
� y o ten can't
have that. Whose mors y, 1' sh mild
like to know, goes to' Oro ide_this
fellow with I good things h ine,
and that of other poor foofs like me.
Well, whit's clone cars'[ )e und•ne.
It's of no use crying over si ilt n ill;
bt;t that fellow shant di re of east;
goose algain- at my caber. e.'
"So he paid , his rec o • ing,
Walked out of 'that pt ol'a h
never to enter it again,"
s
an d
ruse
SUMMER -IS GONE,
BUT THERE 18
Just .. eceived
A C0MPt LETS STOCK OF
W00
LENS,
Embracing th largest 1esigns in
TWEEDS,
BROADCLOTHS
DOESxzrTS
VENE-TI
N p, &C.,
FOR FALL WEAR
AT
Cum
in
Pbell" Clothing I;situbliehm+ent;
NEW YORK HOUSE,
SEA
W. C. wonlcl call spe1 ial atten
of Canadian Tweeds, - bolo ht ver
s
class goods.
197.'
on to somellne
low, and first
CA3IPBF:T.r,.
FLOU
i
LO[TR!
HINVG purchased and thoroughly refitted the
mills formerly owned ,y the Messrs. SOOI3IE,
I am now prepared to iur,ish
FAMILY t
FAMILY FLO R
Second to NONE IN SEAFORTII,
And that will -
Compare favorably G+ith air in the Do-
minion
If you want A ]I Fil4OI;RS to th
,gothe following
Dealers and ask for 31e SHAL7.l'S—Remember
LStsiTAT,L's FLOUR :
W. SCOTT ROBERTSONL
J. WHITES'10Il,
SIMON POWELL,
JOHN O VAN A ;I•I,
Wm. THOMON, iEgmondville,
Or at W. MARSHALL'S stills.
Orders
left with
V.
S. R-
OBERJSO�x3
= be
promptly attended tn.
Parties who wish to
Exchange Wheat for Flour,
Are certain tci receive proper quantity, and an arti-
ele that will defy competition.
W. MARSHALL.
180 -if
IMP() TA.N,f
HOUSEKEEPERS.'
000D FLOUR 1
AT A LL TIMES. -
W. A. SHEAB,$ON & CO., -
Prr?prietors of the
SEAFORTII MILLS
1 Are now 3lanufa
tnring the best
1111 L IT (C• P el.,$TP .1 r I+'L.O URS
1 In the Dominion.
Intending purchasers ii Seaforth ' and vicinity
cnn rely upon getting our llaniily and Pestrs Flours
from the following Dealer:, O \ I Y :—Thos. Lee, A.
M. Strong, John Walsh,- Tames 0. Lii.11aw, Alex.
Ault, Thornes Kidd. J. eGinni Will•nln,•AnJt,
G. & H. Jackson, Emu( til .ills, and nl, the ,''atforth
Mils. Orders left at out anise, Market Sonar,., vel]
receive prompt attention.
•
Farmers desiring to exchange their Wheat
for Flour, at the_MItl,
May always rely upon getting our best Family o,
Pastry Flour in exchange; in' quantities according
to the valve of their wheat.
_ W. A. SH i'ARSO .- & CO.
18•!-tf.
ROOMS TO LET.
T0 LET, in Scott's Bock, two commodious
Rooms on the second flat. Apply to
19.5 McC:iUGJr1 T & noLIIST'ED.
EXPOSITOR.
HICKSOV''S EMPORIUM
NEW GOODS.
FALL IIIPORTA1iOS.
WING to the general advance in DRY GOODS, we have
O bought early and very largely, both
in England and Mon-
treal, and would invite an inspection of the stock, as it is alto-
gether too extensive to advertise, but the goods will be marked
at the old prices.
C A LL EARY.
E. HICKSON & CO.,
OUR CLOTHING
order, under new manag
to choose from. Fits gu
MAIN STREET, SEAFORTH.
)EPAR'1'1VIENT is again in working
ment, with a splendid Stock of Cloths
iranteed.
NEAT, CHEAP
AND
DURABLE.
Mcl NT`
WOULD inform the public that they .lit
English Calf and French and English
competition. An assortment of HOME -M.
best Toronto and London houses, which wi
Boots keptalways L hand.
A .call is ros
w'soi
Robertson & Co.'s Hardware Store, and firs
(RE & WILLIS
ye just received a first-class assortment oil French and
ip, and are now prepared to make work at prices that defy
DE WORK -kept constantly on hand, as well as that of the
1 be sold cheap. A good assortment of Home-made Boys'
ectf ll
u y solicited. cited. Dn t
forget th
elace —o osito W.
door south of John Lo an's. p pp 199
THE CIRCHLAR SAW
Cuts ihi oug1i alt opposition.
W 1911 . R O B
RTSON Sc CO
Have jnht received a large and splens`•d assortment of Rogers' and other celebrated males
LERy
cT-J
NICKOLITE AND OT
TEA TRAYS,
Lightning and T
ER SILVER-PLATED GOODS
i
COAL OIL ¶AMPS
rax-table Apple Parers,
-Every F gaily should have one. •
t
-IMPROVED 0 AMPION AND OTHER
CROSS -
UT SAWS, SL
TO TRE -FARMERS OF HLJRO .
AQSICVLTWSAL I1/iPLE1lIS31T l�1,
FIRST PRIZE
GRAIN CRUSH E'RS
STRAW CUTTERS..
o. c. wrLsoN
Sole agent' tar the 'County of Huron, for the firm
.01
:A
AXV: ELL St. W"H TLAW
of Paris, is now prepared to furnish farmers
with their celebrated
rain Craishgra .and Straw Catteras,
These machines took tho First Prize at the Pro.
vincial Trial for agricultural :implements held ii
Paris in July kat, and are without doubt the best
anufaetured in the Province. Machines kept
c•nstently on hand, and can be seen by intending
p hasors at any time, at the Market, Seaforth.'
Also a number of IKON PLOWS, of four Mi.
re •ent patterns, received direct from the
ebrated aeottish Plow Manufactory
os
J • HN GJAY & CO., GLASGOW,
th
ke
tY
t.
..
ese plows can be sold nearly r5 pert cent. less
sirniigr plows of Canadian manufacture.
other varieties of agrieultnrai impleiuent-a
t constantly on hand, which will be sold at
-
• nfaetnrers prices.
97
0. C. WILSON.
T
ROXBORO MILLS
CHANCED HANI3S
undersigned having purchased the Roxboro:
Grist'
Ing and Flouring Mills, increased the 3Ia-
ery, and put the Mill in a thorough state ef
repair, are now prepared to do -
RISTiNG1 CHOPPING
AND
otherkinds of general Custom Work
on the shortest notice.
hey world also desire to etato to farmers and
oth re, that as the work will be done under their'
o :. supervision, they have no hesitation in guaran-
tee h. g entire satisfaction.
A trial is respectfully solicited;
- B. SHANTZ & BROTHER.'
ozboro ,June ;1871. 181-tf.
M. GRASSIE,
C RRIACE AND WAGON MAKER,
O'alericiv-street, Seaforth.
STOCK'S CELEBRAT D EXTRA MACHINE OIL
•
Werra ted the best in use. -
Repairs; for Abell's P. tent Gear ancF Horse Powe,[,
And every other article regnir ,a in the Hardware Lino—Shelf and Heavy.
JACK SCREWS 0 IIIRE.
SIGN OI+ T E CIRCULAR SAW,
198 - TVhl. ROBERT,SO"V" (C! CO.
i ITLLINERY.
MILLINERY.
.
MILi`,IN'ER1.
MILLINERY.
MILLINER)T.
.,ATEST FALL STYL
AT L51- 1
EST ASLI
� YL
Lt1TE'T FALL STY1
LATEST I''ALL S'I'YL
LATEST FALL STYL
CHEAPEST TN TOWN.
CHEAPEST I eN TOW/Nr.—
,
c,Ia EA I EST IN
TOWN.
CA EAPENT IN TOWN.
CHEAPEST III( TOWN.
AT
MISS A. ERW I ',
Reynolds' Blot
1117-13. \ ear the 1)(
Es.
.
H.'.`.
E .
—A3'vD—
i4 Li
l DP,ESS GOODS:
Which he is anxious to Sell Off, at Cost,
YES, BELOW COST,
Or any reasonable price that a customer may offer
s.:.
Therefore, Ladies, you will pita_[ call at the
Manchester House,
MAIN STREET,
Soon, and get your pick of the Goods before they
are all sold.
Seaforth, Jnly ?5, 1871. 190
B
est
P
gen
' IGI_IS,.
CUTTERS,
C ARRI AGES, '
BUGGIES,
WAGONS, &e.,
t in a superior manner, to order, on the short-
iotice.
rticular attention paid to horse -shoeing -And-
ra blacksnrithing. 167
P k1RTICULAR NOTICE. is lr
giro
all
JOHN LO CAN
IIas a Lot of
SHAWLS, MANTLES r'
To
e,
D. McNAUGHT
w -OTLD respectfully i 'timate to he
�,.
r
enh..
inhabitants of Seaforth s.,, fur tri � tand vim -
i.
i - that he now carries on bnr rhes at
his TEW SLOI', in rear of Killora 1 &
Ryan's.
Jobbing of all kinds, and `Iorse-shoe'ng
especially, promptly attended to.
Arit Terms.reasonahle.
164-t DAVID MINAG'GHT.
SHOPS FOR SALE..
T'OR SALE, two shops and fort' -four feet fr nt-
ager on Slain street, Scaforth, oppoei a ter-
micharl's Hotel. Apply to
19;i-tf,
$EATT
c.
1
M. ROBEITSON
Cabinet Maker and
TJ ndertaker,
1T AYr11 pt rehn:e el 1141•. • TIHOMAS - BELL'S
1HEARS1-, I sin; prepared to attend funerals
on the shortest notice, either in town or count*.1
COFFINS,
ALL SIZES kept Cobs -Ol
, I tar, yon hand.
War'eroums :
Two doors south of 1 n ,.., Hotel, and opposite
ld'slntosh and ltlorriion'a Carriage Faotorc, Main
street, Seaforth. ' •
M. ROBERTSON.
NOTICE.
T
ABOREh., Wanting work for a few
we
1ekt't will fir'{rd employment nn the
0OVE10.1A ENT DRAINS,
In Grey. W A (i *, $1 25 per day.
Enquire of t )e, foreman on this work.
or apply to the argent at the office, 'Jae,
187-11
.T. Blain.
G. BLAIN, Vontraetor.
Grey, May 12,,;13;1. - 180 tf
-11
ANIEL M'GREGOR,,
BOOKBINDER, HULLETT
AS just received a arge
S
tocr GS
the-
materials
hematerials
used in the business; and
ow r
fully prepared to execute on the
nest notice and in the - latest styles,
niers he may, be favoured with;
eglsters, Ledgers,..
AND
- ii : BOOT
OF ANY RIND,
tied,- Printed and Made
order, on the shortest notice, and a
prices which defy competition.
AOIES' WORK BOXES
AND .
ANCY CASES,
blade to ortl:er-
JD AND D J BOOKS JOiV
U.YD al N1) J EPal /RED
At city prices.
Persons residing at' a, distaix.e by
leas ing tl sir books at the ,Signal 1100
Sto -e, Goder•ic•h, or at the I xpCMl'•ulr
oifi e. Seaforth, or at J. R. Grant's, Ain-
ley%elle, stating style, inay rely ujum
thei being well hound.
11 coruniuirications addressed tc, i he
and rsigned, will receive prompt atten-
tion
DANIEL MV; IfECOR,
Constance, f'. 0.
JIullett.
Sea orth, NOT. 9, 1870. 1:9.3-tf. ----
OI FAILING EYE PRESERVERS.
rpTrl: Fur+: proof of the h:,pet•C o t t 4 I.
LAZARt,s, Mr,Itltls S, e't).',5
Perfected Spectacle s is the la, e and
increasing teemed.
We are satiaut d thtt they routes: l.o
appreciate•( here es csh,ewh,-re.. ctn.l-
that the reality of the a•lvan a r:e,
offcrod to wearers of the lieacitife,1
leveed, viz.: the ease and _comfort,
r ..
the aaru.e•1 and readily ascertained
improvement cf the sight, and the
bnLUa„t ,:ssi •arca rr',
e they
give
in all
cases, where in themselves so emu: -
runt on trial, that the result coe'.1
not be otherwise than it has, In qhs
asl:nest gel .ear adoption of the CELL-.
BRATEI) Pl• 1tf ECTED SPECTA-
CLES by the:rtrcide>nts of this locality.
Vitt, a full knos:=Iedge of the ve1t..e
of the feeertioi,, we cleiiu that th_.,,-
Lire the nowt perl£ci, optie'al aids ever
i:annfactuied. To these needix g
Spectacles, in or4h r to afford an op-
portunity of procuring ,the lest and.
most. desirable,
LAZAT: ['TS. MORRIS & CO.
Have appointed as Arent,
M. R. co-eNTER,
Sea1orth,
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