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of the House
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of theSpeak-
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rent berths,
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John. It is
vi€1 nt that
s are _proof -
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an unscru-
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friends of
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and several
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f Ottawa, is
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the Sezi-
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by discussion
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dress to the
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any member
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lis associates,
i any person
posing to con-
he Canadian
bating their
Ly, copies of
to with Sir
ates and the
is tion, equip -
aid railway,
ay the Gov er-
he 5th day of
r (kT the secret
Cyt gubraided to 'Vim or his associates TORONTO CATTLE MARKET.
vioua to entering mt such agreement, TORONTO, March'
26.
Ana ottller narti(lu ars. ;After a lively BEEv i--lThe market has been only
sousszoir,S uathe t a tpbeli, the repre- mode'atel Esupplied during the week
Five of the Government in tuts and prices avled steady, especially
lumber, reluctantly consentT to fur- for prime, which have been wanted at
risk the infornratn usled. This eon- hardening rates. Sales for Easter have
est of the partf theiisto>? vas been niade`at as high as $6 per 100 lbs.,
full - !and after he g
live. weight. We quote first-class, ;
second-class, $4 to $4 50 ; and third-
class, $3 50. The great Easter fairs
will be held next Tuesday at Elora, and
Wednesday at Guelph, at which it is an-
ticipated there will be a very tine dis-
play of cattle, and: high prices be realiz-
ed.
SSt Enr.-There has been a moderate
supply forward, and prices have been
'r 1 O •
sustained. 'e quot , first-class ,
second- class, $7 ; and third-class, $4 to
$5. Sales include two cars, average 170
lbs., at 60 per lb. live weight, with freight
from Guelph added.
LAMBS•=Not many offering, and prices '
steady. First-class are quoted at $7 50
to $8, second-class, $6 ; and third-class„
4. A sale 'of a car load, averaging 1.00
lbs., was made at .$7 75.
-en very upgrace y,:
ad fully tested -the temper of the House, .
and ascertained that in case of a refusal
.on. his part, the motion would be put to
,vote and. carried against him.
DEXTER.
AUCTION SALES;
March 31, on Lot 4,Cu.o1
Monday,
Stanley, Farm. Stock and Implements,.
r
•i for • J.
P.
Brine,
11c1 .ay, proprietor
auctioneer.
Wednesday, April 2, on Lot 31, Con.
McKillop, Farm Stock and Imple-
ments. Michael. Bogan, proprietor J.
F. Brine, auctioneer.
Thursday, April 3, on Lot 26, Con, 9,
Morris, Farm Stock, Implements and
100 acres of land."` Jonathan Moore,
proprietor;. J. P. Brine, auctioneer.
Thursday, April 3,. on Lot 4, Con. 6,
Usborne, Farm Stock and Implements.
Thomas Wilson, proprietor ; A. Bishop,
auctioneer.
Friday, April 4, on Lot 34, Con. 13,
McKillop, Cows and young Cattle."
Wm. Nicholson, Proprietor; J, P Brine,
auctioneer. -
Monday, April 7, . on Lot 1, Con. 13,
.Uullett, Farm Stock, Implements and
Household Furmture. Mrs, Mary Dim-
ond, proprietress ; P Brine, auc- Sunday
auctioneer. Mondayo ,.. , 10, 1,400 6,500 208
......2
Saturday, April5, on Lot 20, Con. 5, Tuesday .:.... 833 800 1,000 112
McKillop, Farm Stock and Implements. tt Wednesday.. 714 1,400 816
Hiram Hannah, proprietor ;. J. Bullard, --
auctioneer.
Monday, March 31, on Lot 18. Con. 9,
McKillop, Farm Stock and Implements.
Charles Barforth, proprietor ; J. Bullard,
.auctioneer. _
,THE LARGEST S
IN TOWN ISO BE FOUND AT
•
BUFFALO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
BUFFAhO, March 27.
The following shows the receipts and
shipments of live stock at East Buffalo
for the week the far, beginning with
Sunday :
Receipts.
Cattle, Sheep, Floss, Horses.
' head. bead, head. head.
731 1,000 5,300 288
BIRTHS.
BOLLARD. -in McKillop, on March 20,
the wife of Mr. William Bollard, of a
daughter.
BELL. -In Seaforth, on March 22,
the wife of Mr. John Campbell, of the
Cornraercial Hotel, of a son.
Mooea.-In Tuckersmith, on March 12,
the wile of Mr. William Moore, of a
daughter.
LATIMER.-In Seaforth, on March 25,
the wife of Mr. Themes Latimer, pf
daughter. -
lervINGSTONE. In Tuekersniith, on
March 26, the wife of Mr.. Alexander
Livingstone, of a daughter.
Moaerar rz.- In Usborne, on March 18,
the wife of Mr. Robert Mcnteith, of a
Total 4,488 4,600 12,800 656
Same time last
week ' 5,049 5,200 14,800 816
Shipments.
Cattle Sheep Bogs Horses.
head'- head. head. head.
Sunday 17 6,600 368
Monday: 612 2,200 4,500 320
Tuesday:.1,785 1,600 3,000- 160
Wednesday . • . -1, 394' 400 2,500 96
Total... 3,808 4,200 16,600 944
Same time last
week.-... 31553 4,690 12,800 976
CATTLE. -Receipts to -day, including
20 cars reported to arrive 714 head,
making the total supply for the week,
thus far, 4,488 head, or 264 cars, against
297 cars for the same time last week.
The market was active and firm. at
strong yesterday prices. Attendance
of Eastern and country buyers large. A
offerings disposed of. Sales comprise
about 1,275 head. Transactions wer-
as follows :
Clover
QF 'SEEDS
STRO GI- FAIRLEY'S,
CONSISTING OF
Seed, • Timothy Seed, Alsike Clover, White Glover, Elunoarian
Grass,: Reel Top, Orchard Grass, Tares, Buckwheat, &c.
A Large Lot of Top Oniol Sets *Expected Daily.
GARDEN SEEDS
Ter BULKK, IN
TURNIP AND 1VIANGOI,D SEEDS,
A LARGE STOCK. -
PARTIES WISHING SEED CANS FOR DAIRY PURPOSES CAN BE SUPPLIED A+
is
STRONC &FAIRLEY'S.
OUR STOCK OF GROCERIES COMPLETE A$ USUAL.
No of - - Average
son
TI: xEY.-In Usborne, on March •18, 18 Illinois steers, 1,030
the wife of 1r. Alexander Hackney, 18 `` 1,082
of a daughter. 31 Missouri " 1,309
13 Canada steers, 1,380
10 1,043
B INSON-ORR--On March 18, at the 2S Canada stockers 870
residence of the bride's father, in East 24 870
Wawanosh, by Rev. G. H. Kenny, of 14 " "
Head Weight, :lbs.
MARRIAGES. 1
916
Wingha.m, Mr. Edward Robinson, of 17 Ohio steers, 1,170
Stanley, to Miss Annie Orr, of East 40 Indiana 1,421
Wawanosh. k And 18 other sales.
SANGSTER. - HENDERSON.=-In Howick,
on March 21, at the residence of the
bride's mother, by Rev. Mr. Brown,
Mr., Alexander Sangster, to Miss Janet
Henderson, both of 1{owiek. 4
EAR.L--MCLEOD.-On March 18, by Rev
J. Logie, at the residence of the bride's
father, Mr. William Earl, of Hay, to
Miss Caroline McLeod, of Usborne.
MA'rrac8.-CBA:vFoBD.-By Rev...li. B.
Palmer, at the M. E. Parsonage, . Sea -
forth, on March 27, Mr. Robert Mat-
tice, to Miss Margaret Crawford, both
of Brussels.
DEATHS. _
.'Price.
$5 90
5 65
6 30
6 30
5 00
4 50
4 50
4 50
6 00
6 90
GREAT VARIETY, WARRANTED . FRESH.
LOOK HERE, JUST NOW.
McINTYRF & WILLIS
AN ACTIVE MAN can find employment for tw
Evenings of each week, at GOOD WAGE'.
Apply innaiediately at EXPOSITOR OFFICE.
BLACKSMITH AND WAGONMAKER
WANTED, immediately, a Blacksmith a
f a Wag aker. Apply ondville.
2781'4 = , T 'HILLS, Eo
MAN WANTED.
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE.
TFT,, undersigned Will Jeep on his premises
Harpnrhey, (at the briek house of the'l'ate
Chalk) for the improvement of stock,
A THOROUGHBRED BERKSHIRE BOAR.
Terme-$1 each sow, payable at the time
service, with the privilege of returning if necessa
277-2 ke THOMAS McLELLAND
GovxNeool .--In McKillop, on Sunday, •
CAUTION.
March 23, of cerebro -spinal meningitis, PUBLIC are
Maragret, seconddaughter o L
SEAFORTH,
HAVE GOT AS (;FOOD, FASHIONABLE AND CHEAP
- BOOTS AND SHOES
AS CAN BE .FOUND IN THE COUNTRY.
Full lines in Ladies' and Gents' Pruuella Wear for Summer. .
O15 TOM WORK PRbMPTLY ATTE1 DED TO. ' I
Just give us a call. You will'find us opposite W. Robertson & Co. sHardwaxefttore, Seaforth. 277
Seaforth, March 27, 1873. i ,
EDWARD CASH
IS THE MAN ,TO GO TO FOR
d.
t
r:
of
d ht f P Obert herebycautioned against gtv-
- inn credit to my- of l ARGAItET MOR
Govenlock, aged i 15 years, 8 months S0' or any member of my family, without y
and 11 days. written order or consent, ns from this date I alkali
rtllisLEN,-1n Wroxeter, on Saturday, not hold myself z TPSON Mle for ORR debtn 00 in -
EL
cnrred.277*4
March 22,. Robert, only son of Mr, mamilop, March 25, 1873.
Robert Millen, aged 2 years and 4
months
SEEDS
pF = .031E KZN S,
1
-IsSON.--1n; McKillop, on Thursday,
March 20, .after a lingering illness,
Robert Gibson, aged 56 years.
-GGILLIEs.-At Exeter, on March 22,
Joanna., the beloved wife of Mr. James
Gillies, aged 27 years.
The funeral took place on March 24,
and was well attended. The Rev. Mr.
Logie was present and gave a very suit-
able address.
BAIRD.-In Blenheim, on March 15, sud-
denly of appoplexy, George Baird,
aged 48 yeas s .
FINDLATER.-In North Dumfries, cion.
March 14- Mr. George Findl ater,' aged
69 years,,a resident of Dumfries for the
past 35 years.
MeePi v. -At Loretto Convent, Niagara
Falls, en Sunday, March 23, Annie,
youngest daughter of James Murphy,
Esq ,Seaforth, aged. 20 years.
THE .MARKETS •
SEAFORTH, March 27, 1873.
Deliveries of all kinds have been light Boo kS
for the past week. During the latter
part of last weele a considerable amount
of grain was brought in, bat since then
there has bean but lit'le in the market.
Fail wheat is slightly down, and spring
wheat has taken an advance. Although Just Received, a Large Assortment of Choi
20 cents has been paid for the latter in - Miscellaneous`
several instances both yesterday and to- T
be re -
clay,, such a quotation can liarcle
aren , IL
z
all
kinds 3. h
lied upon. hoarse mins of
p g lJ
scarce, and very little clover or timothy {
seed has been offered on the market. A
good deal of these latter have been im-
ported for sale to farmers. The stormy
weather has hacl the effect of materially
advancing the price of hay, and making
the demand more lively. We quote :
Fallwheat.......... .... .. _ .......$1 20, to 1 22
Spring Wheat 1 17 to 1 20
oats adF 48 to 0 45
Peas . 0 58 to 060
Batter, .No. 1, Rolls...-. ...... 0 15
No..2 0 b
No. 3
000 to 0 13
0 00 to 6 00
.11 00 to 14 00
BRITANNIA. LODGE, A.
and A. M., No. 170, G. R. C.
Lodge of Instrnctioii nest MONDAY even
March 31, at 7:30 sharp.
277-1 A. RALLY, Secreta,
SEAFORTH
MARBLE WORK
K
110I11r STR_ ET.
MONUMENTS, HEADSTONE
And work of all kinds in American and Fox
Marble, designed and exeeuted in the best s
and at most reasonable priees. -
Mantles of Various Colored Marble
plied om Short Notice.
F.
AT
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
SEEP WHEAT
SEED OATS,
SEED .PEAS,
SEED BARLEY,
CLOVER, SEED,
TIMOTHY SEED,
TARE SEED,
AUCKWHEAT,
ALS.[K E CLOVER,
HUNGARIAN GRASS.
Country dealers supplied at wholesale.
GODERI,GH STREET,:
SEAFORTH.
1873.
THAT TEA!
ALLEN'S GROCERY
SPRING 1873.
AND -
SUMMER.
IS .. FAMED FOR CHOICE
TEAS,
AT 5OCTS., 75cTs., 9OCT5. AND ONE DOLLAR.
BLACK, GREEN AND JAPAN.
" Your 90 cent TEA is equal to any Dollar Tea I get."-COTINTrtY CUSTOMER.
" That TEL at 50 cents goes as far as some Dollar Tea."--TowN CUSTOMER.
(Names withheld.)
AND A COMPLETE STOCK OF
GRQOERIES.GENERAL
DUNCAN &
DUNCAN,
OF FARM STOCK ONDPLEMENTS.
• J. P. BRINE
DEALERS IN
STAPLE
AND
FANCY
DRY COODS,
- 5G BUSHELS NO. 1 DRIED APPLES.
BACON" AND I3A1S
Flour, Graham Flour, Buckwheat Flour, Cornmeal, Oatmeal, Pot Barley, &c.,
FRESH AND CLEAN,
AT. ALLEN'S GROCERY,
SEAFORTH.
HOW TO -MAKE THE - MOST OF
MONEY,
YOTTR
Bay your GROCERIES pit wholesale Prices, especially the following articles:
SUGARS,
Which the offer from 10c. 11er pound upwards. Sold with or without general order
CLOTHING,
BOOTS AND SHOES, &c.
SEAFORTH,
HAS been instructed to sell by public auction,
_- on Lot 26, Concession 9, Morris, north half,
On '1HU1{.SDAY, April 3, 1873.
The Following Valuable Property, namely :
One Mare -Colt rising 2 years old: 1 Horse rising 2,
years old, 4 Cows in ca1f,.1 Farrow Cow, 1 Heifer
rising '3 in calf, 3 Steers rising 3, 2 Steers rising 2
1 Heifer rising 1, 4 Spring Calves, 1 Wagon, 1
Buggy, 1 set single Harness, 1 Sideboard -,1 Grind- -
€ stone, 1 Plow, 1 Oradlie, 6 Chairs,1 French Bed-
stead, 1
ed-stead,1 Crosscut Saw and other articles too numer-
ous te,mention.
sign The above property will he sold without reserve.
yle, Sale to Commence at 12 O'clock, Noon.
up-.
Granite Monuments and Headstones imp rte
to order.
CALDER BROTHER
277 ANDREW CALDER, AgdInt.
r
1
EOO-K
4 00 to .0 55
Eggs
Flour
Hay_ 6 00
Hides _._ •._.
Sheep Skins. 0 50 to 1 50
Calf Skins, (veal) per 1b., 0 89 to 0 10
Salt (retail) per barrel,.. _ 0 00 to 1 00
Potatoes, per bushel i 0 40 to 0 45
Oatmeal 'V bil........ . Q 00 to 6 00
Apples per bushel.... 0-75 to 1 00
Beef, per quarter,' lb 0 04 to 0 06
Wood 2 25 to 3 00
Clover Seed ,. 5 00 to 6 00
Timothy Seed 1. 3 00 to 4 00
Including 500 Volumes of the
COTTAGE LIBAR
ALSO,
Fine Assortrn
ALBIJMS
OF ALL SORTS, FROM 25 CENTS UP
e and
TEAS,
From 50 cts. to Very Finest.
No Horse, either in or out of SEAFORTH, can beat us in this article, or in
COFFEE,
Which, for real quality and flavor is rmsurpassed, Only requires to. be once tested'to sere n eon-
sinuance*. In
Would advise their eustoters and frieuda of the
arrival of a large portion of their
SPRING
AND
SUMMER
. j
STCCI,
TERMS, -Ail sums of $5 and under cash, over
that amount 9 months' credit on furnishing .fp-
proved joint notes. A discount at the rate of Byer
cent. per annum will be allowed for. cash on all
Credit amounts.
JONATHAN MoORE, Proprietor.
J. P. BRINE, Auctioneer.
FARM FOR SALE.
Also, will be offered at the same time and place,
•
if not previously sold by private sale, a farm con-
sisting 'Of100acres, being north half Lot 27, Con.
9, Miirris u 25' acres cleared ; good. frame house ;
well timbered land. Good young orchard; spring
of water close to house ; bests quality of land.
Terms.made known on day of sale, or previously,
on application to JONATHAN )MORE, adjoining
farm.
WHO WANTS TO SELL OUT THEIR
FARM$_ ?
Or, Who 1Van,#$ to Buy a Farm ?
HE subsc$ber, being, about to open a, Land
T Office in Clinton Orthe sale :of FARM and
TOWWN 1'ROPERTYin -the County' of 'Huron,
would. intimate to those wishingto sell tbit they
should send him tienames and a descrition of
their property, wits en price and terms, and
they will get the bene t of having it advertised all
over the Dominionovithout cost so them sunless
I succeed in gettii g them a purchaser, *hen I
i will charge them a small percentage qn purchase
money. Call on, or address, post paid, ,
6.
CHARLES MORROW, Clinton, Ont,,'
1 Agent for Old MiddlesexInsurance Co#ripany;
I Money to Loan on easy terms. Will be found at
home every Saturday. CHARLES MORROW.
Clinton, March 11, 1873. - 275-3
nt COURT OF sREVISION.
TOWNSHIP OF McICILLOP.
-ARDS.
R. LU MSDE
Corner Drug Store, Se forth.
GENERAL GROCERIES
.OUR STOCK IS
LARC--E Al`TD-TARIE3D-
JAMES C. LA.IDL A.W.
INIINIMINIMOMMOINOW
777.
THE LARGEST, BEST AND CHEAPEST
VARIETY OF4..
INEW SPRTNOE GOODS.
Ye
WHICH •roll
1
EXTENT, VARIETY AND
CHEAPNESS,
HAS NEVER BEEN SURPASSED
IN SEAFORTH:
FIRST PRIZE PLOWS
AT
G. WILLIAMSPN'SS
OLD ESTABLISHED MANUFACTORY,
SEAFORTH. -
HAVING taken the first prize for Iron Beam
Plows at thelateExhibition held in Hamilton,
and the first at the 'Western Fair held in Loudon,
besides a high raeoxnynendation o tlfesame Plow,
I can,'with;4onfidence, recommend my Plows for
efficiency of work and lightness of draft, as being.,
second to none in the Dominion. The followings
is a list of Plows constantly on band:
Iron -beam, with wooden handles,
Steel Landside and Mouldboard, '
Iron Plows, Wood Plows, -
Donble Mouldboard Plows and Seufflers,
Iron Harrows, &c.
An examination of my Plows is respectfully
solicited before purchasing elsewhere.
Castings and Boards kept on hand for repairing
" Grey Plows."
276 G. WILLIAMSON_-
-
In addition to Regular Goods at Regular Prices, the following are Specially Cheap Bargains:
2 Bales of English and Canadian Cottons, from 70. to 121c.
1 Bale of white Cottons, at 100.
1 Bale of White Coi;tons, over a yard wide, at 12de.
300 Piece? of New Prints, fust colors, imported direct from Manchester, fret m. 9e. to 16e. per yard..
10 Pieces of Wool -dyed Damasks, at 25c. per yard, worth 40c.
25 Pairs White Quilts, at $1 25, worth $1 75.
500 yards Brocaded Lusters, at 19c., worth 25e.
300 yards Fancy Challis, at 12ic. worth 20e.
700 yards Fancy Challis, at 20e., worth 25e.
1,200 yardsancy Challis, at 250.,worth 850.
300 yardsliestvy Brocaded Lusters, at 37/c.. worth 45e.
400 yards all wool Shirtings, at 5e., worth 40e.
800 only, Large Towels, at 18c., worth 25c.
20 pieces all Wool Cloth, at $1, -worth $1 40.
14 pieces Cottonades and Unions, at from 18c. to 600: t.
12 dozen Gents' Pure Silk Pocket Handkerchiefs, 40e., worth 75e.
4 dozen Silk Shawls, new style, at $5, worth .7 50. No other House has them-
New
hemNew Silk and Cloth Mantles, direct from England, very cheap.
1,000 boxes of Paper Collars, from 5c. to 100. per box.
4 cases of Prunnella Boots very cheap.
1 case of Boys' Felt Hats, at 50e., worth seeing.
1 ease of Men's new Hats, at 85e., worth seeing.
Piles of White and Colored Cotton Hosiery at half price.
The cash buyer, the independent buyer, the buyers who can buy whortd they please will find this a
profitable place to visit. The above Goods are in stock now, but ten days will clear out many of the
best bargains. First come, first served.
ALL GOODS WARRANTED PERFECT,
• Av DIPRICES MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURE§.
No person can buy them cheaper than another, or cheaper than you. NO SECOND; PRICE.
A. G. McDOUGALL.
NEW :GOODS:
AT . E. 1 HICKSON
To
TCOURTOF REVISION for the Township
of -McK llop, for the purpose of revising -and
correcting the Assessment Roll for 1873, will be
held at Berwick's Temperance Hotel, on
SATURDAY, the 19th day of April, 1873,
At the hour of 10 o'clock. All parties interested
are requested to take notice, and govern themselves
accordingly.
JOHN
Township Clerk's Office,
McEillop, March 23,1873.
-o'SULLIVAN
Township Clerk.
277-8
NOTICE---HOWICE FIRE INSURANCE.
A PUBLIC i't1'.ETIN G will be held in the Or -
.flange Hall, Leeehville, on SATURDAY, April 5,
at 2 o'clock P.11., for the purpose of starting a
Fire Insurance Company, to be conducted on the
principle of the North Dumfries and South Wat-
erloo Farmers'Mntual. - All in favor are requested
to attend.
276 _-vWM. M0KERTCHER, Secretary -
NOTICE TO DEBTORS.
Tara Books of Accounted Promissory Notes of
Mr. JOHN LOGAN are placed rn our hands
for collection, and immediate payment is re-
quested. ; BENSON & MEYER,
Barristers, Settforth.
Seaforth, March 20, 1873.
A
Housekeepers and those Intend ilzg Honsekeeping '
JOSEPH RODCERS & SON'S CELEBRATED CUTLERY;
Large ,Consignment direct from Shefleld, Eng%mta,
Comprising
Knives and Forks, table and dessert ; Ivory -Handled Table Knives, Ivory=-
Han .
cued Dessert Knives, Ivory -Handled Carvers and Steels, Cooks' Knives, Butcher
Knives, Scissors,
RODGERS & SON'S LADIES' AND GENTS' TOILET CASES,
RODGERSv
& $ON'S RAZORS AND STROPS.
• Rodgers & Son's Pocket Knives.
ALL THE ABOYE ARE.THE GENUINE GOODS, AT LOW PP -ICES.
E. HICKSON tic CO.,
DRUIxGISTS, SEAFORTH.
DOG LOST.
OST on
the 6th of March, a Water Spaniel DOG,
white and brown spotted, with large brown
ears and short tail, and answers to the name of
" Scott." Any person having ench a dog,
ill
please leave word at the 1 rosITOJt Office 27
TO MERCHANTS.
A DRY GOODS OTN.RK of steady habits is
open for an engagement ; can keep books by
single and double entry. Address, stating salary,
to G. S. G., Lanark, Ont. - 275.3