From he N. 2. Commercial, ,saos,a.e,
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Sigma The following lines, says an English paper. are
written upon public house, village Of Wsstnore.
land =


John Stanley lives here, and sells good ale
Walk in 10 get some before il grows stale.
John succeeded his father Peteg;
But in the cid mans time the ale never heter.'
Il has often afforded amusement travelling 10 copy
.heir oddy qiantness of Wit. About the year 1909
when the country between Rome Gold Port s.anwix) and
sacket's IIabpr chiefly Wilderness had occasion
to make two or three journes through those gloomy
forests; ard never were our eyes more delighted than
whea, urng OF the latest Of these journes on very
hot day. shanfee ed amidst the lofty few rods
beyond Fish Creek, 10 view, (now, we believe
in the town Of rahurgh) and sep, BY jolly yankee With
the following inscription upon rs walls, which .hnk
beats the English =


"Cake and kest


For sale here,


Cider and cheese


Hyou please


Walk in swear,


And take chair"
In Albany recoect an old sign erected oy on. Of
he earliest nt.opers from New England which read as
follows


81 put this board up here.


To tell you that sell good beer"
In process of time Jonathan, finding hi. earthly store in
creaslng. extended his business. An additional piece oil
board was nailed to the old sgn. with the following add
tiona couplet -


"And have made it something wider
To tell ron that keep good cider"