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zed thoroughly refitted the
dt
by the Messrs.. SCO—DIE,.
tricish
FLOUR,
N S.'F,..E FORTI ,
that will
with any in the Do-
nlon,
.01: rt. go to the following
ti U Sri Y t.T.`S--it1.in , nher.
rERTS€}N:
44l�f.
BALL'S Milli.
`:. ROBERTSON will be•
seat for Flour,
£r quantity, wad an nrti-•
ien.
MARSHALL.
R T A N r :
r)
OUR
IES.
ISDN: & CO:.f
as of the
I MILLS .
ccturinig the brat
wti`.E'. Y FLOURS'
funrinion. ,
in Seafortlh: and vicinity
Family and Pastry Flours
ONLY :-Thos. Lee, A.
James C. D:uE-tluw, Ater.
cGinnis,. William Amit,,
ilI£, and at the Seaforth
_lice,-Marl:.et Sunare„ will
cchange theirWheat,
Lt the 1i1-1,
ting our best Fancily or
. in quantities according
'jARSON & Ci
FAIR.
l e,,jleid hereafter at
SEAFORTEL
Station,)
a in
each
ymon:tl
-
• t
F will be in attendance,
(ay refry on the best mar-
% s Rotel (Eonghton'arj
.4shles and yards. 198
SEE.
BELL'S.
C Es, SOFAS,
SIDEBOARDS?.
r,OTS,
BUREAUS,,
<rIl other articles.
►inet Shops„ which
l:PRICES-
tying
RI :r
t, ing a quantity..
E S1dE P,
Ii`s• Brick Store,
IMPROVED
OAIt.
service, at his pros -
i'. too Hailes- from
el
Berkshire rkshire I •)ar
El ': -(Y d',suut' Shows:.
all in 18-71. The .
a young improved
1'., at the Western
`•d, keep for service..
cid at the time of
C awards„ as often as
front tune of first.
Cr.T:t i mane 7r2
205
CL .€ODs
,is •r.
ter:
Hutv
'-St thewea1C Str'on
ag tiff bloael wltfr
ArAE�—II:f}N..
'ern ASrIrTIp.
ORE';. I'io tie:tor-
i•ork.
descry.
DEC. 29, 1871.
r
THE HURON EXPO TTO
sliteing Horses.
The Cltarlier method' of shoei
horses is :Aft—acting. so much aft
tion that .we give an account of
Theoretically, the device is intend
-to protect simply that part of tl
, oof`which breaks by direct contt
-with the ground, at the s2 nye ti
preserving the natural form, stri
ture, elasticity and functions of
-the hoof. To this end dile low
-edge only of the hoof is cut awe
the instillment used being a dra
ing knife, contrived for the purpose
Jay M. Charlier. This operation
-makes a groove, in which a metallic
rim is set, taking the place of the
part cut off, and becoming a substi-
tute for the rim furnished by na-
ture. After a short time the metal
will be even with the sole and frog,
both of which are thus permitted to
come in direct contact eith the
ground, as nature intended they
should do. The frog is never pared,
and soon becomes able to do its -part
in supporting the weight of the body.
It soon becomes thick and flexible,
decreasing the shocks to which the
tendons are subjected upon hard
.roads, It is claimed, moreover;
that when the frog is well developed
it prevents the animal from slipping
on ice or pavements, acting I-ike the
.padded foot of a dog, cat or camel.
With Charlier's shoe the sole of the
hoof is never touched, and its born
development becomes • healthy,
-strong, tough, and able to resist con-
tact with the sharpest stones. Many
of our best horsemen are how agreed
that all attempts to protect the sole
from contact with the ground are
..misdirected, pausing the bottom of
'the hoof to become more or less dis-
eased. If -the theories are correct,
we may expect to see the Dexte:rs.
.of the future'adding some seconds
rte the fastest recorded time of to-
= da while -
our
commonw
y,horses
.and roadsters will, in like manner,
improve upon their present perform-
ances.
ng
en -
it.
ed
ie
ict
me
IJ -
the
er
y,
w- the street iii ' Clarkesville, and it
happened to be election day—mem-
bers of . Congress were then elected
by what is called the general ticket
system, and not by districts as they
now are—when he was met by a
verdant but honest voter of - the
mountains, who accosted him thug
" Mr. Cbarleton, are you the man
that is running for Congress ?"
"No, sir, I sin no candidate; my
father is, however. But may I ask
you why this inquiry ?"
"Nothing, only r haven't voted
yea
"If it is, cohslstent with your
feelings, they, I should like you to
vote for my fearer."
rer."
I would j tlst, as soon vote for
him as anybody."
Mr. C. thanked him, and think-
-lug, perhaps, that his friend was
seeking a treat,- invited him into a
neighboring tavern.
" What will you take?"
" I never "drink anything, but I.
see they have some ginger cakes.
I'd as leaf take one of the with
you as not.:,
." Very well. Give us a cake."
" My brother is in town with
me." -
"All right. Take him a cake
with my respects."
Another cake was purchased and
paid for, and the two friends parted
-"Greeney" to find his brother,
and Mr.: Oharleton to join in the
merry dance with his young friends
in a parlor herd by.
The golden hours, on angel's
wings, . passed rapidly away with
Mr. Oharleton. His friend • was
soon e in the. forgottenaeven-
ing
_ ��een-
ing when, there. was'a pause in the
dance,- our .verdant ' friend, very
much to the surprise of every olfe,
stalked
Into thearlor and *inquired
Pq
for -Mr. CharleEton. .
Of course • 11 eyes were directed
to our friend, s he approached Mr.
Churl
sten. Drawing from .' his
bosom a four y six linch' cake, he
said :
Mr. Cliarleton, here's. your:
cake. My brother it'oted afore I
seed him:"
over 2000 persons have since taken
the pledge.
a*o4.-
Cheap But Honest.
Many years ago, when Judge R.
M. C,harleton, of Savannah, Ga.,
was quite a young man, he, in com-
pany with his father, the Hon. U.
P. Charletori, spent every summer
in the delightful little village of
Clarltesviile, Northern Georgia.
One day Robert was passing along
y
The Scotch Church in India.
It appears from a Parliamenta.-ry
.return obtained on the motion of
Mr. Miall that the total. annual -e_x-
penditu •e in India on account of ec-
clesiastical purposes is about £210,-
822. - Of this sum X164,726 is in-
•curred in the civil department, and
is distributed as follows . To the
Church of England, £150,273 ; the
Church of Scotland, £10,770 ; and
the Roman Catholic Church, £3682.
In the military department X19,-
755 is paid to Roman Oathslie
chaplains, and £2279 to Presbyter-
ian chaplain3.
Effect of Alcohol and Tobacco
on
the French Character.
1►2. Joly, a distinguished member
of the French Academy of Medicine,
has recently reacT a p
�a er before that
paper
learned society, in . which he attri-
butes the eaervation of
the nation,
as evinced daring the late war, to'
the combined effect of alcohol and
nicotine upon the national character.
" Tobacco," says Dr. Joly, "although
of only . recent introduction, has
gained upon ics older rival. Iruita-
ti F n'ess andmoral col:tagion have
clone' their work, until the use of
this poison has penetrated every-
where—has enslaved the nation
•caused personal and racial degener-
acy, enervated the entire army, and
made it slow to tight and powerless
b
in action. The use of both spirits
and tobsaco has frightfully increas-.
ed and human i de cav
p ty could
scarcely devise a .:worse compound
than the trfixture of brandy � and to-
bacco,
0
bacco, which is the latest liquid nov-
elty patronised by Parisian sensual-
ists, The French consume more to-
bacco than any other nation."
• 'BREAKFAST—E pS'sCOCOA—GRATTFUI
AND COMFORTlN t.—`4 B: a thorough
rh
By_
knowledge- 'of the natural laws which
govern the operations of digestion and
trition, and . by a' careful application
of' well selected ;gocori, Mr. Epps has pro-
yizleci our, breakfast -tables with a deli
cately flat=o•edi b verage which may save
us many doctor ' l�il'ls. "--Civil ,Sertvice
Gazette,—Made jsi ply with boiling wa-
ter or milk. Eqh packet is labelled
JAMES. Errs ! S, CO., Homoeopathic
Chemists, Loud n." Also. makers of
Eppa's Milky C coa •. (Cocoa and Con-
densed Milk).. _
•
Adv
- RE OVAL.
D1t. VERCOE has remnved his orrice and resi-
dence to the pt'e)'nises immediately opposite
his former residence, next to Broadfoot's Planing
Mill. - 20914t*
Insolvent Ali: of 1869.
CANADA It
the, matter of
Province of -Ontario, : IN O 3ERT MOORE,
County of Perth. • ) 'an Insolvent.
On WEDNESDAY, the 10th ,day of January next,
the undersigned will apply to the Judge of the
said bounty for a diseli rge older the said act.
01.3EIIT MOORE,- -
By R. & J. SMITH, his Attorneys.
Dated at the Townshi, cif Hey, In the County of
Huron, this fourth day of. December, A. D.
1871. ; 200.51
Nor riCg. -.
LL Persons indebted to the Estate of the late
PnT1•• a ItAll:a,iy, nr'? requested to make imine
Anecdote of the Late Earl of thate payment to the in designed, wlo ttre anthor.
Elgin. izoe to receive the same. MI .suras remaining un-
paid after the First clay of January next, will be
After the Canadian rebellion of placed in suit.
1837-38, when party feeling ran
high about paying the losses sustain-
ed by the -peopleYof the Pro viuces,
the citizens of Montreal were so in-
censed that they burned the Parlia-
ment FIeuse and mobbed the Gov-
erner General 1u:cause he signed the
Indemnity Biel as passed by the
Legislature. A deputation of the
St: Andrew's Society of Toronto in-
vited His Lordship to their city, an
invitation which he accepted and
on landing, the mem bets of the so-
ciety constituted themselyes his
bodyguard, ' and escorted him
through an excited crowd, who were
overtaved by seeing the leading men
in
the community 5
ready to protect
him with their lives. Bring one of
that body afterwards piesented to
him, and while we stood around
him as be returned us thanks for our
support, lie said
cj I always thought I had done
right, but now I know I was right
wizen my Countrymen support tee
in what I did." -
Rev. Father Damenfrom the
Jesuit Institute Chico, .'
, Glllc.ago, with two
.of his companions, has been holding
a mission at the Roman` Catholic
Cathedral, Ottawa, for some eight
•or ten days past. Ile preaches
three and sometimes four tunes
daily to audiences numbering fi•orrl
2000 to 3000 01:D each occasion. On
Saturday evening last he preached
-On Temperance, and it is said that
• l:ICNsoy & MEYER,
Solicitors for the Adniinistr:atrix.
Dated this; 29th day of ov., A. D., 1871. 208-84
ItItAll FOR 'ChRISTMAS,
THE HOLIDAYS ARE COING.
W. SCOTT r
E T
Is ready with a largo Stock of the very best following Fruits :
LAYER RAISINS, BOXES AND, QUARTER .BOXES,
For Family use.
VALENTIA RAISINS, __very finest quality.
SULTANA RAISINS, very cheap.
FIGS, IN LAYERS, 25 cents per Box.
NEW
CURRANTS, TS, clean and free of sand.
FTNESI` FRENCH PRUNES.
DRIED APPLES, bright and well dried:
Also, Filberts, Soft-shelled Almonds, Valentia Almonds, shelled,Brazil andWalnuts. W a lnnts,
I'yyon's Favorite Essences and Extracts of Lemon, Cinnamon, Pe1pernmlnt, Orange, Ratafia, Ar sn11t, Celery, C
Ginger, etc.
- All the Delicacies of the Season to be hadSCOTT ROBERTSON'S.
X X X BALTIMORE OYSTERS supplied to Hotels and Country Stores at a small advance on cost.
W. S. ROBERTSON.
IMPORTANT TO
1 A R M E RS
AND OTHERS.
Hil'ING pnrehnscd the stoek-in-trade of 7.
LECKIE, on very advantageous terms, and
haying added -
A Large anti Well -selected Stock
OF
STAPLE 'AND -FANCY GOODS
Of ost every description, and being determined
to de busineas_on a
- CASH BASIS,
-Prices are now Marked Down to the
"VERY LOWEST MARGIN,.
Ant]' many Lines of GGoDds to Cost.
We therefore cordially invite air inspection of
our Goods and prices, .ps we feel confident that we •
can sell you
.DRY GOODS,
GR O CERIES,
HARDWARE,
Ready-made, Clothing and
•
-Boots and Shoes,
- i•
LOWER than they
were ever sold in
AINLEYVILLE bef4e.
An immense stock of imported
O VERCOA TS AND GENERAL
CLOTHING
Selling at 30 per cent ,less than the usual Brice.
• . BOOTS AND SHOES
In great variety and i_ery. cheap.
GROCERIES Cheaper than ercr.
Splendid TEAS from 5-0e1 upward.
CHRISTMAS FRUITS
And all kinds of Groceries, very low.
Give us: a trial before purchasing'elsewbee, and
we will guarantee satisfaction and prices.
Remember the place—Leekie's OldStand.
STEWART,.THOMPSON & CO.
AINLEYVILLE, Dec. 6, 1871. 209
'I'0 THE PUBLIC AT LARGE.
— -o
W. H. OLIVER,
THr undersigned is now prepared to receive
Ewes, to either his Vorkshire Leicester or Bar-. I Ft,'
der Leicester Rams, at Iris premises, Lot No.. 10,
Town Line of. Hay and '3tenley.. 'T);Imms,— >5 per ,r:3
pair of Ewes, payable at; the close of the season. `�
C!3 r
M
SIGN OF TIIE
I H.LOVE, Sen.
Hay, Oet. , 11371. 200
MILK,'
PARTIES wishing NV MILK can have it
DZLIVERED AT THEIR RESIDENCES,
I\ Sly IFOItTJI,
EVery week -day morninOrom date.
,70II` HAI3KI11K,
North road.
• November 16, 1871. 206.
SPLENDID BUSINESS CHANCE.
VOR Sale or to Rent, a well-established Business
in the village of Ainleyvillc, together with a
well -assorted Stock of general Merchandise. Satis-
factory reasons given fur sdlliiig. for particulars
apply to --
•t WRIGHT & ROSS,
209-4 Aisne i ills.
REMOVAL OF- 'ROSS'S HOTEL
A N D STA PAGE OFFICE.
'ITE subscriber begs tljl state that be has re-
moved to the lluildi ig formerly occupied by
Mr. M. Robertson as a Ca )inct Factory, near the
Station, which he has fiats tl -up in a suitable Man-
ner for a hotel. He invites all his old friends and
customers
to his new c !Il
l {1'fere where he is"iii he
happy to attend tu.their wants. First -clash Stab-
liug and large yard in connection. Particsa" going
North will find it to their advantage to patronize
Ross's Mail Line of Stages, which start from this
Hot 1.
203: JAMES ROSS.
FOR SALE. -
von Sale, cheap, a 23 horse power ENGINE
and Bailer, good as nciw, C. H. WarE1tors 8:
Co:, Brantford, Makers. 1kMACHINERY
ENT/LA MACErr
AND BrrTthG, used for Is ring Salt Wells. Apply.
to M. ct T. SMITH, Dingle P. O.
Awleyville, Dec. -12, 1871. 210
M
SEAFOR H
SCOTCH COLLAR.
A curries:assortment of light and heavy
harries , whips, bells, horse clothing, etc.,
kept constantly oh hand.
Jtepa'ring promptly attended to, t-nd
charge moderate. Remember the place !
sign of the Scotch Collar, Main Street,
Seafort 1. -
1G:3tf W. Jr. OLIVER.
r:-
Ol
w I]
ity, thal
his NEI
Ryan's.
Opening To -Day,
At the --
7:77s
MAIN -STREET, SEAFORTH,
SIGN OF BLACK BEAR.
T,I ESV FU.R S,
NEW SHAWLS,
NEW DRESSES,
And a large lot; of
READY-MADE CLOTH.ING,
Direct from England,
Which will be sold very cheap.
PREPARE FOR WINTER..
Sleighs and Cutters.
- WILLIAM GRASSIE,
SEAFORTH,
Has now on hand a large number of handsomely
• finished and substantially built
•CUTT:E-RS,
Also, a.nnmber of first-class
SLE,Ia HS_
Terms as low as any Establishment hi the County.
Rnpairin,. c4 every description, promptly attend-
ed to, and satil\faction guaranteed.
Be sure to call and see my Cutters before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
WILLIAM GRASSIE.
N.D.-All over -due Notes and Accounts must
be paid forthwith. 207
Bonus to the Farmers
OF GREY AND MORRIS.
ABMERS, beware of Persons, in the shape of
peddlers and agents, perambulating the country,
forcing a sale of inferior implements. • -
Encourage home mauufuctnres, and you will
find a superior article at a reduced price.
The subscriber would respectfully return his sin-
cere thanks to the farmers of Grey, Morris and sex-
ropndiug townships for their most liberal patron=
age in the past, anti would ixiorm them that be
will keep constantly on baud, at the
DINGLE FOUNDRY,
Iron Plows, Wood Plo*s, Gang Plows, Cultivators,
Land Rollers, Straw -Cutters, &c.,
Guaranteed of the best quality, end at pricestodefy competition. lie would specially call atten-
Lien to the Tumors' Plow," which gives general
satisfaction wherever introduced.
Poiss for .all the; principal Plows kept con-
stantly on band. Highest price paid for old cast-
ings. Repairing done promptly on very reasonable
terms:
199
W. R. WILSON,.
' Ainleyrille.
t4,OTICE
TO DEJJTOPS.
ALL ACCOUNTS of . the current year and also
all accounts and =tea nr other delfts contract-
ed iu previous years must be paid on or ale fore the
10th day of January, 1872. Otherwise ti e y will
be ldaecd hi Court for collection, as niy l usiness
must be wound tip at once.
GRAIN of all kinds, Pork, Butter, &c.,
hill be. taken in payment of accounts or notes, at
the highest market price, up to the above -stated
time. - JOHN LECNIE.
AinleyviIle, Dec. 6, 1871. 2119
QUEEN- -
Insuranc
Company
OF LIVERPOOL & LONDON.
0
CAPITAL $2,000,000 Sterling
0
CHIEF OFFICES—Queen Buildings,Liver-
pool, And Gracechurch Street, London. •
CANADA-BRAS('Ir Cir: t'it's; --Exchange
Buildings, Montreal.
BOARD—Win. Morton, EST, Chairman: Thomas, Esq., David Torrance,
Esq., andlthe I3o11. James Ferrier.
BANKEI18—_Molson's Bank.
Timm,,._> r,�-Is1115 — Messrs. Ritchie,
Morris & Bose.
MEDICAL ADVISER—William Sutherland, I
Esq. M. -1).
St-1ivimort—Thornas S. Scott, Esq.
ALTDITOR—Thomas F. Johnson, Esq.
RESIDENT 8E flhiTAIt1 AND GENERAL
CENT,—A. Mackenzie Forbes,
13 St.
crement Street, Montreal.
The undersigned having been appoint-
ed Agent for the above Company, l sties
desiring to insure against loss by !Ir ; can
so on the Most favourable terms
Life Policies granted on as advar, -tge
s terms as any other, respectable am -
any (Mini( business in Canada.
JAMES. H. BENSON.
OFFICE—BEN ' r - r Agent
SON & MEQ El's
Law _Office,
eaferth.
Seaforth, Nov, 8, 1570, 13.3-tf.—
A
�•�----t ... = Sa
!•1.teyie. •
1
McNAUGHT • de
fLD respectfully intimate to the
habitants of Seaforth and vicilt- on
he now carries on business at pa
T Sn oP, in rear of Killoran &
- •Tobbia of all kinds, and :Morse -shoeing
especiall promptly attended to.
11W' Terms reasonable.
I64 -t DA%ID McNAUGHT.
CUELPN SEWINC MACHINE CO
THE OSBORN
r
0
Q
r
r..
wt›.
Lock -Stitch Sewing
MACHINE.
Thousands throughout Canada are
now using these machines. They have
been tested beyond all question, make
the favorite lock -stitch, alike on both
sides, and are' pr pounced . superior to
any other machine offered the public.
For wide range of work, perfection,
beauty and excellence of mechanism,
adaptability, strength and durability,
The Osborn. Sewing Machine Has
Ho Rval. -
zir Improvements have lately been
made, enabling the manufacturers to
claim it as the ne phis ultra ofSewing
machines. Hundreds of testimonials are
being received daily from o1ol as well as
new operators attesting its wonderful
capabilities. Will do all kinds of do-
mestic sewing, from the finest cambric
to the coarsest overcoat or upper leather.
GUARANTEED TO BE AS REPRESENTED,
OR NO SALE, WARRANTED FOR
PH [tEE YEARS.
The Osborn Outfit is complete and
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 family in
the country. .
A TRIAL FETORE, PURCHASE Will eon-
wince all that our Inachii.es are un-
equaled. -
THE GUELPH REVERSIBLE
Is pre-eminently the best Single -Thread
Machine offered to the public—hence its
marvelous success Will, do all varieties CANNOT BE EQUALED.
of domestic sewing. PRICES GREATLY ,
REDUCED. A new stock of the above
Hand Machine, with full outfit, $12 , received.
Treadle do.,
617• &�'' '.us, ----Each maehiiic,
guaranteed.
3
VIOLET
SEATTER, -
EXCHANGE BROKER,
And dealer in. Pure
DRUCS CHEMICALS AND DYE STUFFS,
PERFUMERY,
FANCYAN D TOILET ARTICLES
Agent for Sewing Machines. Money
to lend on easy terms.
a- Pure Wines and Liquors for medi-
cinal purposes.
J. SEATTER,
Seaforth, Nov. 3, 1876. 59-tf.
TICKETS FOR EUROPE.
l]]jj irR. JOHN
OHN SEA
TTER h
a
s been ap-
pointed Agent eaf.�-3th, for the
INMAN LINE OF STEAMERS.
Parties contemplating visiting any part
of Europe can be supplied with Tickets
and all necessary information by apply-
ing to -
JOHN SEATTER.
185 tf, Druggist, etc.
Warranted by the Makers.
THE RUSS .EL WATCH
�
For Durability. Quality, Finish an#
Neatness, r
Agents wanted everywhere. Splen-
did inducements to make money.
Apply to
GUELPH SEWINC MACHINE CO.
GUELPH, CANADA.
W. N. WATSON, Agent,
180-ly SEAFORTH.
SALT.
ORDERS
For all kinds of - Salt
Can new be filled at
RAY, YODHa & PAIRING'S
"ECLIPSE"
Si
LT -WORKS,
SEAFORT%I, ONT.
NOV. 9th, 1871. 9,15-4
PAINTING.
JAMES WILLIAMS
Begs to intimate to theublic that he
has removedfrom McIntoshlle& lloh•-
riff d n's Carriage Factory, and. has rented
Mr. Grassie's s I.'aillt
Shop,
Where he may be found at any time.
Mr. Williams is prepared to execute, of
the shortest notice, all kinds of
Crriage Painting, Sign gn Painting
and Ornamental Work.
Give him a call. Remember the place,
opposite Murray's Stables. 17O -13t
Watches just
A COMPLETE•. STOCK OF
FINE GOLD` AND SILVER
JEWELRY
ALWAYS 0;!`T IIANb,
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry of every
description repaired with neatness and -
despatch, and warranted to give satis-
faction.
$5,000 worth of Oki Gold and Silver
wanted, for which the highest price in.
cash or trade will be paid.
M. R. COUNTER,
1 Main eet,--Seaforth.
W 11. N. WATSON
ALWAYS HAS ON HAND THE
BEST
SEWING MACHINES
I1 THE MARKET,
Either for Family use, or for Manufac-
turing purposes. Both single -threaded
and double -threaded, and leek. -stitch
Machines can be supplied.
Perfect satisraction guaranteed, and
instructions given to purchasers gratis.
WM. N. WATSON
Can also insure property a ains t Fire and
Marine Disaster, and Life and List])
against death and accident, with the
best Companies, being Agent for •
The Liverpool and London and Globe,
(English.)
The Provincial of Canada, (Canada.)
The Gore District Mutual, (Village and
- Farb . )
The Niagara District Mutual, (Village
and Farm.a
The Travelers of Hartford, (Life and
Accident )
Losses Liberally Adjusted and
Promptly Settled. -
MONEY TO LEND
At moderate rates of interest. No com-
mission, and expenses moderate.
MORTGAGES bought ht
onequitable
tal
le
terms. 150
• NOTICE.
ABOJ R S wanting worn for a few
Ti eeks will find employment on the
I yt
GOVERNMENT DRAINS
In Grey. WAGES, 81 25 per day.
Enquire of to foreman on this work.
or apply to the agent at the office, Jas,
T. Blain.
G. BLAIN, Contractor.
Grey, May 12, 1 8i I ISO•tf
I