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'STREET, SEAFORTIL
CAVANAGH'S
AXE & CONFECTIONE
SroiE.
CAVANAGH
Keeps on hand
ALL KINDS OF
'icuits, Crackers,
CAKES,. AND
DX:MOTION ERY.
WEDDING CAKES•
order. -
3. CAKANA.GII,
Main street, Seaforth
E GARDNER PATENT
11111 lthreh /it e
- AtAxt".F.A.e'rritzn-
:1;Ier Sewing _Machine
COMPANY, -
HAMILTON, ONT.,
best family and manufacturin
[iOmade ; will do all kinds el
A"ork. The general works and
.euts are so simple that any per
learn to work theni in half an
['allows and shoemakers use a in -
ce to: any now made. Price
he reach of all.,
o gear ot any kind . ; Srunxe.
rts.
dd. be well for intending par -
k4 call on any of the ionlermen-
arties and see . this machine, be-
.e.liasing one of another make
ve machine can be seen at work.
me, at "William Grassey's and
dersalL's„ Seaforth; F. Fitton's,
Mr.. Pierce's, Rodgerville ; Mr.
[Ilavtield ; Fighleitrh `t. Garry
, ,
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PETER GRASSIE,
.gent for the County of Huron
Seaforth, Ont.
. - - ----- ---- --
,
l'I'I. WOMEN.—This coutttry is it istl
'jf its beautiful women ; bat how nunt,
y, or prematurely lose their health and
,tat tif a, reruedy KIlitable to their pecu•
:s., That remedy is found in J:lgt MOSE7...
r.s. We know hundreds of eaSea Where.
,7tal used with the greatest succeSs. In
Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pain it/
'A Limbs, Heaviness, Fatigue Oh Slight
tlpitatiorl ot tho Heart, Lowriess ot
t.crics, Sick Itendache, 'Whites,. and aril
diseases occasioned by a disordered
e Pills win effect a cure wheu all othet
failed; moderating excesses and retutyv
iuu, whether from cold or any other
•t•r no more anxiety or low spirits,_ but
'For fall particulars get a pamphlet.
-.era.
. New' -York, Sole Proprietor.1.00 arra
postage. enelosed toNorthop is,: Lyman.
general agents for the Dona/duo
t bottle, containing over 5/I pins le.
42 St ;diet!. by E. Hickson & Co., an t ,
, A. sr./ phens„ Mitchell; .f. S. Comob •
all Sig/Akita! Dealers. . Is7-`.1
_ _ -
MONEY !
-3,000 '1'0 LEND.
the above gum on hand fi,
.nt on good Farm Security, a'.
t., -Private Funds.
JOHN 4. PoRTER,
July 25 1870. 139,.—
SErr. 8, 1871.
'Our Teeth.
The aarms, omens, signs, paw
aceas, rehtting to the teeth constitute
quite a farmida hie item in fo1k4Ore,
in some parus of Sussex there is a
stipernation that if you put on your
.right stocking, right shoe and right
erbeiset•-leg before the left, you wtlI
- never have tooth -ache. To drink
atn; of a skull taken from a grave-
eird • to take a tooth from suck a
and -wear it round the neck;
to apply the tooth to your own hir-
ing but aching tooth; to put _a
-donnle nut into .vour pocket ; to pare
.your finger -nails and toe -nails, and
wrap up the parings in paper—all
• are charins agailist the tooth -ache.
If you catch i mole in a trap, cut
off one a hi paws zuld wear it as a
charm ; you wilt 6004 see the
,effect," provided a right paw be used
for a left tooth, and 1;ice veraG.
Whett an aching tooth is extracted,
mix it with salt and burn it. There
is in Norfolk a custom of calling the
toothache- the " love -pain," for which
the 64erex is not entitled to any
Commiseration ; whether he (or she)
fully assents to this may pe-iimps be
doubted. Many other items of
tooth -lore have no connection -with
toothache. For instance : if the
-teeth are set wide apart, the e will.
be good luck and plenty of travel-
ing for the fortunate possessor.
When a tooth is drawn, if you re-
frain from thrusting your tongue
into the cavity, the new tooth to
grow in.its place will be a lucky
one. Lady Wentworth, in a letter
written in 1713 to her _e:oia Lord
Strafford, spoke of the efficacy of,
-wolves' teeth set in gold to aesist
children in cutting their teeth:
-" They are very lucky things; for
:nay twoe first one did dye, the other
bred his Very ill, and none of ye
_rest did, for I had one for all the
rest." Bless the good lady! her
„grammar and her logic are about on
a .par.
Why do some people's teeth come
out more readily than others ? The
reasons for this are probably naanv.
About the -middle Of- the last cen-
-airy Peter Kahn,. a Swede, vpited
America and wrote -sensibly about.
arhat he saw. He observed a fre-
ent loss of teeth, among settlers
:rpm Europe, especially women.
AfterAiscussing and rejecting many
:modes of -explanation, he 'attributed
:t to hot tea and othe-:hot beverages,
and came to a general co-nclusion
zhat "hot feeders lose 'their teeth
more readily 'than cold feeders."
Mr. Catlin, 'Iva° some years ago had
an interesting _exhibition of Indian
scenery, dresses, aveapona notic-
ed that -North • Arnthidan Indians
nave better teeth than the whites.
He accounts for the difference in
:his strange way, thafthe reds keep
the inoutir shu.t, whieas the whites
.i-.eep it open. The,. teeth, he says,_
moisture to keep their sm.-
ziees in good working order ; • when
woutli is . open, the inucons
:nembrane has a tendency to dry up,
he teeth lose their needed supply
•ft: moisture, and thence come dis-
,oloration, toothache, tiedoloreux,
• lecay, looseness and eventual loss of
F.-ceth.
Dueing the days of the resnreec-
Tioilists o1 body-snatehers, when
eletventi•ds -were subjected to pillage
for supplying anatomists with. sub-
:ects for (..fissection,,the teeth from
-.lie dead bodies formed a, frequent
:aide of sale to dentists_ Some -
:lanes graves were opened. for the
-eeth alone, as being small and easi-
!y-concealed articles. • Mr. Cooper,
surgeon, relates an instance of a
Alan feigning to •look out for a
ourial-place for his wife, and thus
ibtaining access to the vault of a
:fleeting -house, the trap-door of
w-eich he unbolted ; at night he let
".iiinself down. in the vault and.
-.racketed the front teeth of the whole
)f tlie buried conrogation, by which
110 cleared fifty pounds. _1lention
is made of a licensed sutler or Cat-
-ineer during the .Peninsular war,
who " the teeth of these who
•ead fallen in battle, and plundered
,:heir persons. •With the prodilee of
]ice adventures he built a hotel at
_Margate. •But Itis previous occupa-
Fier' tieing discovered, his house was
avoided, and disposed of aG a beityy
-toss." He• afterwards •became a
lee.ler in dead mens teeth.
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Negro oratory.
A letter from Wilmington, a,
T o the litvficto Eann•ess says: We
have lately had one of the most
heated and •bitter campaigns in this
State that ever had the fun of
witnessing, the issue being ' Qon--
-ventian or no Convention.' Color-
ed orators -were in the field in abun-
•lance, anal never having been satisfi-
ed as to the ability of the negro to
Jecupy the stage, L through curiosi-
ty, attended one of • their meetings.
'rhe ability of the principal speaker
%2LLb'on, Avho has the honor of
being the first negro admitted to the
bar in this State) cannot be doubted.
waS really surprised at his chain
ef logical argument. But a meeting
conducted by a people so reeently
-.-(lies ed from bondage Pi uS iiecessari-
-y• present many ludicrous points,
,nd here is one of them : Allan
Denton (colored) officiated as chair-
man, and the Ma
floor, after a lon
peal, was w ndi
And- 1 say, ni
e,beryting are
better men, ani
!` What, what
rupted the Ch
bended the dig
positiob,-w ha,
Spedious is d
Isn't 1 right, Mr.
1
at),
urn
IItV nd duties of iliis
d word; you.'st,y,
:ra' ex441:99/,.
hair in an 1' ‘! Oh,
• yel,
•w o had the
nd flowery ap-
:up
ts follows :
f
iloW-ditizens dat
o.e(1 • dat •
_AS
$ more spe
sty ?, er-
n; who j re-
spedious, spec
correct.. Plea,
your •remarks,'
the evident cot
annihilated the
10
ohibi to
11 be did with
,sness of haying
The North Si0- elSilv
We learn ,f •oi gerifil
•
left here last veyk; to ;
Silyer Island; , nal the.
localities on TI d r Ba
systematic wor s. bein
;several neW lo
tore, as the explo
Vionsly confined
would.- indicat
lands worthy;•f t
Government.
Several of ti e
thoroughly ex lo
r
ID C11 Who
vi. it to
ti er n itirig
that( nio
done'on
-
s thin b' reto-
, ions were pre
to suel . work as
riqnert 1 bearing
purel ase of the
o alitieT are being
, and! rich veins
exposed, thus -r roving th main land
a silver mining r wan, a d not leav-
ing " Silver Isla d 1' the wonder of
the *mining work , iio be estiniated
as an accident.,
Silver Island i yielding silver by
the ton, two tons of the richest ore,
„valued at $4,000 per ton C2.111.e Oat,
of the shaft at o e blast on Wednes-
day fast. The 0 rapany last week
found,what app ail to be a, true
vein,on the main land. , And, Car-
son, now arorkin on the Sho niaw
vein," at Curren river, two
from Thunder 13 y, struck the, true
vein, and it is n w pronounc d by
the most exper'Oiced raining en-
gineer on the Lake; who visited it
on Sa,ifurday, to be as ric a inine,
and as valuable as the Silv r Is-
land.
The " Tole
_known as the
menced a syste
their lands to fi.
this locality wa
recovery of thei
owners Wealthy.
Mendlebaum,
ing on his locat
river,' opening
ary," of 1Iontre
efficient walk
near by, on a w
apparently rich
shore is clotted
aaound its north-eastern line,
pied by - owners and e,employ
adjoining locat' ns.
The whole co mtry borcleril
the Bay . is 1)(i ii occupied
cators of mineral° land, ancl
, the interior, i iteliigeitt )fl(
; perieneed mini" b 0- men are are t
.VCiflS bearing ilver, Find 10
land by the tliOasands of Licre,
The reported sale of a Port'
; the location' of our to \Milli oil
; to ;Impels 0arsoi, and
SOO pleasant fi ,ce as lid corn
his Mail, together with the
of intellig-ent m'ning m newli
in the shaft at
• ,
o 0o.," here 'ofore
,
"Bock," ; has com-
iatic
exaMiriat ion of
d the lowest. eix1 ;•
very ricl, an the
vein will Ina ce -ts
of petroit is or
on near Mc leie
rich lead. $av-
1, ie i)irepari 0 0-1 for
L
ontheir loc tions
11 defined. ric vet
in silver. • Th
with buildin 101
eS of
on last Saturda
jectS of convem
glad to %low tI
mine, is equal i
Silver Island.
THE
TJR011 EiPOSITOR,
Fresh AlT
als Fresh Arrivals
BEATirrY tic coilitiPANY
G to announce to the friends and the publ e, that their Mr. MeM'ULKIN
has just returned from he Eastern Market, jwith one of the choicest Stocks
of lOw and Sea,sonable DR! .GOODS eVer imported into SeafoAh, which, owing
to thie,enormbus reduction i the price of goods this season, they are enabled to
offer at prices -which must sure a. ready sale. They would say ; that from the
'•fact of their s ck being all new, and bought since .9.1.b
LL IN DRY GOOD
GREAT F
a,nd 6.1i the very best terms that they are 'in a irost, favorable position to offer
goo* at minimum prices_ -,11'hey are not eucumblered with any PILES OF OLD
.GOODS, bought at prices .ailITY PER. CEI.\ ABOVE THEIR PRESENT
MArKET VALUE. Thewould also say that they have facilities in buying both
pas sSed by no other Hon
of th largest Wholesale H
the Wholesale Trade. The
• which will be found replete
n of
r -
s • er
.epc rt
elre
he "IS11 niaw nine"
are the chief si b
tion. Al] w'll, b
at this, the Pion
rielniess ;to t of
To num of energy, pluck, a cl
- experience;:this country iS inYilin
to travel to ri hes. Explorers; re -
to others it wil prove a hard rei41
turn: from f the interior every d' y,
bringing evidences of ai ex.tent
i -mining regiori unegna. led in
world.--81/perier Lune
Which was
th
4.S S.
of
10
A millionaire of Par's 'wrote to
Scribe :---" My dear sir —4 have a
great desire to be .aSse4ited w'th
you in sow° thamatic ./cOmpositi n
'Will you .,do me the favor to , W1' te
a comedy, and to permitime to alil
to it a few lines of nif own? I sill
• then have it prodUced in the m ist
costly'and splendid sy1e upan t ie
stage, at my own; es else, ancl ve
will share the 0-1orV, eh
'o-
ne
alt
ro
I", To wh
Scribe answerd----rc INfly dear Sir,
ibl--niist *decline your rfiattering p
posal, because religion I teaches
it is not proper that a hole and
ass should be yoked
which' the milliona
CChave teeeiv
• tinent epistle. By .1
do you 111 me.a, hor,
&re her?'
0 ,
re• 'eplied —
d'y ur itrip
hat author
e 1"
• -On Saturday last „an Tintisin By
large sized snake was • k1lled on the f: rn
; of Mr. David Brown, ;1',, Towns
The size of the mons er-induced .11.
Brown and his sons; who illed it, to
open it, imagining it had gprged its i if,
, and being eurimis to, See whuitt the rep ile CR
-had wasted. upon. ' When kpeitect, no
less than fifty-three yot ng snakes w -re
found. varying in size ;Loin eight to 'ten
incites in length_
BL
as an Chrthoccric v
LP C..))
itt Seaforth, havingintimate connections with some
uses in the Dominion and. a thorongh knowledge of
would resp °dully invite inspection of their stock,
with all the Novelties In. the Market this Season.
Particular atten on is directed to the:folio-wing lines, :
INTS DRESS GOODS,
TWEED HOSIERY, GLOVES,
TICKINGS,
FRENCH D' AINES, FRENCH MERINOS,
LITSTRES, LACK 00BITRG , BLOK BARAT f-IEAS,
TABL OLOTI-4 TOWELLING,
13oots and Sho s, and Ready made Clothing.
THEIR
is al) ays well supplied wit
will be
Thir;LIQUOR DEP
ROCERY DEPARTMENT
abundance el thebest and cheapest goods, which
old at the in?st reasonable prices.
RTMENT is. well suppliecl with all the
. BEST BRANDS.
ive us a call an.d
TRY OUR 8
CAR11110HAEL'S BT.
Mkin Street, Seaforth, A
dge for yourselves.
CENT TEA,
BEA_TTY & COMPANY.
ILDINGS,
pril 20, 1871.
@BIMIIEW
176-tf.
- Ou -Wednesday ask as A.nalt ew
Thinnpson, well novii in N *arwiek nd
'Watford. was crcssing the reat' IV, st-
erit'Ilailway b1 id. re ovei th railwal, at
Sarnia—he being under the 'nfluenee of
• liquor --mistook hesiriing o the br t,ige
for a fence, andlimbing ov r ;fell 1 pad
m
first froth1 e being hteri.gly
dashed to pieccriPiett lie track. ri he
Strathroy D;spot .h says the unfortim ate
man was t:iken and earried to Salina.
He was between sixty and seventy Veal's
•of age.
You can ge
EDtI
E N
EDUCT
,OTTOI
-
SPARLINC
=wens -In:
GREAT EGG
the
ON
TO FARMERS.
Pi)
0
CD
,411326+
mai
a_ _A
esal
)°nli
---4
loaned
)mi'A
IRON HARROWS.
HE UNDERSIGNED has -on hand
, a large number • of llloN IL\ It- V
I t OWS, which he is:, prepared to sell On
reasolialile terms.
These liarroWs werc
ananeque. and arcj
inantifact
•nee•
ited.
(_41.1arairtee will :l)0 given with each,- ,
that if it do not; \roils- satn,factoril - "
,
it may be returned by the pirrellaser
within:thirty days.
o. d(. WILSOX,
Agricultural. 'inplement Agen't,
-169-46f SE.AFORTH, ONT. ,
VT‘RON
ALWAYS ILAS ;ON HAND Tlife
BEST
SEWING MACHINES 1
IN THE 'MARKET,
Either for Family use, or for Manufac-
turing purposes. Both ?fingle-threadod.
and double,threaded, and loekstitih.
Machines can be supplied.
. Perfect satisfactiim guaranteed, and
instructions given to purchasers gratis.
W.M. N. WATSON •
Cm also insure property againtt Fire and
Marine Disaster, and Life and LiMb
against death- and.; accident, with the
beSt Companies, being Agent for
The Liverpool and London. and Globe,
(English.)
ESIIING MACHINES,
F•1
4kt.;11A,-
ff.
•
SEATTER,
CHANGE BROKER,
And dealer in Pure
ariavial
0 —4111
'DRUGS CHOICALS AND DYESTUFFS,
PERFUMERY,
i
' FttNCY ND TOILET ARTICLES
• 012I1t f r Salvino- Machines. Money
Ci)* -Pur Wines and Lieuersifor inedi-
einal purpo es.
J. SEATTER,
• cal orth Nov. 3, 1870. 59-tf.
TIC ETS FOR EUROPE.-
.
7 to ell(' on .asy terms.
.14-11. HN SEATTER has been api
• 1VIL poin ad Agent at Seaforth, for the
! INVI, ti LINE Of STEA.MERS.
Parties ontemplating, visiting any part
I of Europe can be supplied with Tickets
1 and, all necessary information by apply-
ing to
185-tf.
1 TO T11 PITIIL1C A.T 1_41."11:GE'.
JOHN SEATTER.,
Druggist; etc..
The Provincial of Canada, (Cana(la.)
The Gore District il1futua1, (Village and ;
ThelNlali.a7a)ra' District Mutual, (Village
and Farm.
The Travelers of Hartford, (Life and .
Accident. )
•
Loss es ibera A (7j usted„ and,
F10)7)214 Settled,.
MONEY TO LEND
At moderate rates of interest. .No com-
mission, and expenses moderate.
.MORTGA( ES bought on equitalile
terms. • 160
-
TORE.
•.DEP
JMPOETB
HEINTZMA
"1
of rutit dealers in the Moll:re:tit
• Pianos mai,to
it CO., Toronto,
C. 11THOM
WEBER & c04;.,
SOHN IT 'HKE, London. •
• Also, •
FIRST- RIZE MELOD ONS
Church and Cibinet Organs, HarnioLituns,
made by
W. BELL & CO.,. Guelph, (Mt.
hist= lents supplied from the firms of
It. S, WILLI VMS, Toronto, •
ANDRUS ID IOTIIMIS, London,
A. S. HARD & CO., Guelph.
We desire to -upport • Canaaian and lone enter -
;via!, but ea supply from the followinl; ,firms
CHICKERTNG & 80;st:7S, BOStall, Ti. S,
STEINWAY & SONS, New York. P. St,
HAIN1?.S B OTHERS, New York, 17.
THE` GREA" UNION PIANOFORTE! CO., Neva
York, IL 8.
•GEO. MIN E & CO., 1301a1o, IL S.;
MASON & IAMLIN, Boston, rr. S.
The under. igned will deliver, putup and warrant
for five years all instruments sold by them at Fac-
tory prices; • d win promptly attend to Ii1 orders.
1021 DEPEW rt. DOHERTY.
FL ER!
• FLOUR!
IT -WING purchased and thoroughly refitted t1ie.
fon terly owned by the 'Messrs. SCOBIE,
1 am now pre -Jared to bullish
• FAMILY FLOUR.,
Second to ONE IN SEAFPRTH,
And that
'Compare favorably,r joany in the Do
riii-
• ll you wnn- A 1 FLOVRI g0 to fhe following
Dealers and ask for • MARSTIALL'S—Rchterober
MARSHALL'S FLOUR :
W. SCOTT ROBER.T80:.\.T,
J. WH TESIDE,
SIMON POWELL,
JOHN CAVANAGH,
NV:k. nIOMSON, EgmondVille,
Or at IN MARSHALL'S Mills.
Orders M with W. S. ROBERTSON will beo
promptly att !ndea to.
Parties wh wish to
Exel ange Wheat for Flortr'n
Are Certai1 1)reeeiNT proper quantity. and rut art -
eh that will ley conipetitiom
W. MARSHALL:
tf
9 99
ION POWELL
Would. take hun
is opportunity of returning thanks• ,
for the liber ti patronage exte:illed to him
o,annci
ienng and Ife!.!s leave to say that
no effort 011 lig part /41111 be wanting to insure a.
eontint.ar‘• tf the same. Du has now reevis.ett anti -
opened. op a ee stock of
FRESH FAMILY CROCER1ES
Tea
Conrpriiing
,Sugars, Coffees,
Spices, Ib 381118, ,Currants,
alai. ill
T-OBACCOS.
SPIRITS.
nt.,t ur.t. ),,,na. WI fir:1110A bottleri.
, erf for Os :no Spencer's Beer 11.10 r
1l1 barre14, aLrter barrels
H. OLIVER, ;
SIGN 01' TILE
511ff/sit 1(- 'Or:LA R -
A: (2110le assortinthit of light and'heavy
harness, w ups, bells horse clothing, etc.,
kept const, mtly on Land.
.geipairb , promptly attended to, mill
. charges nu iterate. 1 temember the place!
sign of th Scotch Collar, Main Street,
forth.
• W. H. OLIVER.
163tf
ANT()V1,1) respectfully intimate to tie
V V inhabitants a Seaforth and viein- ;
• ity, that he now carries on business:at I
his :NEW 8hor, in rear of Killoran & :
Ryan's. ;
• Jobbing of all kinds, and Norse -shoeing ;
especially, proroptiv attended to,
72CM:it reasonable.
177 I64 -t DAVID MaNALVI-IT
_
PAINTING.
J NIES WILLIPMS
Bers' to imate to the public that he
remo -ed from McIntosh & Mor-
rison's Carriage Factory, acid has rented
Mr. Wiiliarn Grassie's Paint
Flour,. Feed, Provisions,
• in thcir branches.
• F101.1r, Oatmeal, Cornmeal; &e.
Oattneal,
wives. Try
NO.. 999
Opposite (
14
'ormiteni 1± maninucturers' NNImiesa
the cent Tea.
armichners store, SEAFORTH.
SIMON 1'0 IVET.11.
TEL FOR SALE.
fr'tII I' eon mations nna Well-known HOTEL oc-
eupiea n present by TIODEItT DRYSDAIE,
known. m t
"Royal Oak,"
Sit/int/41 on the Sable Line. eight miles south of
lia.;..lieltittm seventeen west of 8esfortb, is now of-
/ere/1 for sal . at a bargain, as the undersigned is de-
strons of re. iring from .
The awei ling is a two-story frame builaing,
45x82 ge nIl repair., b.:dulling heAli roonm 'tip.
11iNver ilitt 111 d seven in Ole upper. 'There are bale.
:tyres /if In 0 attaelleti to tle. house, making a.,
rilirt;11141,narl sthtreeldut1211111.(1 'ftrblr)-ani.111tr.(0t3rstgaTill
112111 barn is s4tb.20, one stable 111111 shed is 32x42.
• The ahoy., hott 1 IA sitnated in a splendid liwality,i
• (al the zinin roatt between Goat:rich aml Sarnia,
arta in a go 1,1 farming district.
• TErtms—"wo-thirart of the purchase Money re -I
quirts:1 (1/04.1 , the linlante in equal annual instalc,
merits. Ad lress. if by letter. prepaid,
ROBERT DRYSDAY.,E.-
Berne P. U. Ont.
• C. 11 CULL
st;ENT Fon
LOC 101 1 S. SE DV...NW ..1LIIYJJJXI,
Teleg aph and Express Companies,
CANAD
-LIFE ASST RAN( ('0.,
issuer of :Marriage Licences,
• AM eri 231 loney liought and sold.,
Partieult r attention paid to
• JOB PRINTING.
OFFIci• —Elliott & Armstrong's Book -
Store, S aforth 174
i -
Sp, , TAABO
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IN here he may be found at any time. i •(;(
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Mr. Will' ms is prepared to execute, of i
the shorte t notice, all kinds of = In Grey.
Carriage Painting, Sign Painting I Elul? i
- or apply
ani Ornamental Work. ' 'P. Blain
,` ve hi n a calL Remember the plaee, I
opposite urray's Stables. 170-13t Grey,
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NOTICE.
tERS wanting work for a femi
will -find employment on. the !
VEIINMENT DRAINS,
WAGES, ;$1 25 per day.
e of t5e foreman on this work
to the agent at the office, -,,
G. BLAIN, Contractor.
May 12, 18-11. 1b0-tf.