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for
Str
n, Surgeon. Grad-
ersityeand 'Member of
Nutt Surgeons, Ontario.
attend ut Carronbeoek,
:and Saturtlassi in the
8.54
.Itysieiaz1 Sgeouaud
, Out. Office and resi-
iieh Street, first door
e. 342
C. L. Physician Sin-
n• the County oeliart
!mot Markt.t audZie-le
iIk
neeicial , Surgeon and
of the Medietil De-
.Trlity; formerly ot tiLa
Lendon. Eng.; visited
Wear& and GI a
$4e1
„Dentiet, & c., S eater t h,
e Plate work, latest:
tly executed.. All sta.-
tions performed with
:es- low as mil be ob--
toms front 8
G. MelectugalleT Stole,
2713
-
S., Surgeon Dentist,
he tiret TUESDAY
eh Month, at the Coi-
Liuntjte and PAL( -
• Ithaca,
iinary Cullege, Toronto,
t. Vents, where he will be
- attend to all kinds of
4=14 (man excepted:,
el at all hours. Ret -i-
4 east of Cooksa Tem-
alti
nleNAuGHT,
C t to the inhabitants et
g country that he has
of the Ontario Veterin-
tattered to treat diseases
11 domestie animals. He
rneetion with his heese-
11 be found ready to at -
of the feet apecially at -
tett and atopin the rear
store. .411kinds of Vete
eonetantly on. hand.
220.
'rinctrY Surgeon, (mem-
Teterinary College) beget
tamed to the practice of
end may at all times be
(.1 If ere( s, Cettlee&e.
netantis tIL hand. All
Off..ce, atManeion
278 ,
eFGETB. - Thomas
ids old frit -ads and
that be has hased the
Afr„ 31114.1i.A1:, and •
POWNEY HOUSE, and
;mance of the l'Iatronage
!on him (luring hi many
rest4. Eeery comfort -end
Rind for trevellexs. The
ar or-ly kept in the Bar,
e'er always in attentlaace.
liNOX, Proprietor.
-11.1'021.-John Winter,
lOtei is situated on the
rth of Seafortli, and ewe, -
ion and comfort for trav-
el' liquors and cigars kept
etial atteutive hos:tier in
eine in connection with
J0
4.N1• SALE ST-111LES.
; Rotel, Seaforth. Good
lvevances.always en hand.
eLES, reEIFORTII, Ont.
afertable Vellieletaalivens
neetigemeets made with
UI meters left at the
e promptly attended to.
e-Suuth of the, Cumeier
[AS BELL, Proprietor.
,19,0e,saapeen„nemamit
,.11i pyaLuer and Cinj--
w..anctientKr and
aid Liens eulleeted.
5Ele1t, for the County
etied in ell parte of the
;en the at.Osfrou Ofr14.
a to.
It.Elt. for the County ef
nx teliparte of the Cont.-
teeeent to health f tt
417to. 27
, •
DAY.-Agetita Waut, ti-
tif orliing people,
utore money at
e mottle:ire, or ail the
Pentlailere
b aela I t
KtilLV.
: FOUND.
Ite-enu of tile Ctimintaelat
iridtL (ktJ a. sum tif
,„ive the suite: on uppli-
alter pi:irking 1 ropetty
sict."
OE.
lit.q.711 Ltlitig a Ileneilet
blrifzli, year the ...ta-
Lloon, tecurn it at
CGT.
FOR SALE.
Itoxses, etera eln„
tt good tte work.
WM. DORPENCE.
Stator th.
EETING.
i of the Howiek Mutual
*ny held at the
itbelVillage of Gorrie,
N. 23, is,
rot. the puspotie- of
erectore for the emitting
.1n31 MeliERCHIele,
Secretary.
PoSITOR.
A SPE: TAL SALE
Ths Mn for the Emir.
BY MRS. ItTe C. PYLE,
From Cincinnati, over the &in,
Eestward speeded the express tram, poeed : " -Now, it you 11 It me out and
Through the solemn midnight, under the send for my fathele hell pay you for the
stars, =Tants, and lick me besides." The
With its paseengers snug in the sleeping- grocer could not withstand this_
ears, - and relea.sed, the urchin.
And others elsewhere, less lucky than., -No idle tail -the cow's ia fly -time.
they, • ---`.What mai must have his glass be -
Striving in sleep to pass time away fore he can do a day'a work ? A glazier.
On their straight-backed seats, aa best -When a female child is born in Wis.
they might, oonsin the unhappy father begios. to
Twieted eornerwise, holt upright, , save money to Inv a piano.
Or tilted backward, with reckless feet -" Only a NVOIlla 11 hair," remarked
Aloft on the back Of a neighbor's seat, V ix musingly, as he gazed down into
Sea.reely lifting a sleep dulled eye his plate ; • a red-headed woman at,
As the tired. conductor hurried by. that .It may be very sentimental,
"
Tickets'" he eriea ; and, his hasty hand. it somehow gets away witla ray appetite."
Snatches the pasteboard from each hat- - --Detroit Fi 1'-1-e$s 4,` 1 eau afford
band, to be a little- extravagant now, as my
Hustles and bugles. then slams the door, husband's been elected to the Legisla- DRESS GOODS,
Anal he and his lantern vex us no mote. 1 ture," said. an Indiana woman as she
ordered sixebars of soap sent up:
-A jaw eight feet long has just . been
unearthed in. Wisconsin. 1,t is supposed
to have belonged to a lady of the middle
age.
flodge-" Yes, as you do ea,
sir, I know I've many a thing, to be
thaakful fur ! aa' if l'd one *thing more
I wouldn't waut nought beside !" Par-
.
• c
the grocer. The boy, commenced beg-
an after -using all the persuasion that
his Young mind could invent, he pro-
..
gin most Rathetically ,to he release
TRIS WEEK
Barren, prosaic age of steam,
Making romance but an idle dream 1
We can but mourn, as we dwell in thee,
For the vanished ages of chivalry.
Where, to -day, may we seek to find
The hero's sonl and the sage's mind!
Surely not here in this common -place
freight-- --
This merchantthis drum
didate ; son (interested)-" Indeed 1- and what is
, mer, that can-
that ?" Old Hodge-" tshillun' for to
Nuy eber, sir V.ot in this condactor, dapper and thin, bW'
--" Stranger, will you try a hand
with us at poke • ?" "Thank. you, gen-
tlemen, but there are seventeen reasons
why • I cannot apconimodate you now."
"Seventeen reasons for net • playing
cards? Pray, what are they ?" "Why,
the first is, I haven't any money."
" Stop ! that's enough ; never mind the
other sixteen."
—A ,farmer asking for the best way to.
get yid of Weeds, was responded to in 1
•the 'editor's column thus : Squeeze
the hand of a young widow all in black."
The next day she was in half nionrning,
and a second kindly pressure resulted .in
a pink gown with white bonnet. . The .
weeds had .disappeared. -
re -A revealable looking matron one
day entered one of the omnibuses that
run regularly between Edinbugh and
Leith. The omnibus was completely
tilled, so that on going in she could not
find a seat. Looking about her, one of
the passengetS said, Ye hie nothing to
sit demi en, honest woman." " have
som.ething to sit doon on," was her re- !
ply ; " but I dinna see where to put it." I
Spaires New King.
Alfonso XII.. is the son of that virtu:
ous and exemplary sovereign, Isabella., WILLIAM
late Queen of Spain, who abdicated in
his fayor six years ago. He is now seven-
teen -years ; but male heir s to the
Spanish throne are supposed to reach
years if disoretion at fifteen, or there-
about, so that this young fellow will put
on his crown and. wear it as loug as may
be in the serene conscionsuess that he is
dear. itre at Woolwich, and it is understood
‘Vith his rings and his tiorgeons bosom-
.
Nor that stoker and engineer without,
Dully traversing the usual route.
Narrow and fettered, not broad and. free,
Are the -forms of the life. we round us see.
To be eerded or weak is the common lot,
X Philistine ere this, 1 wot.
1$ it true '1- No. The Father's love still
warms
And shapes man's life through the poor-
est forrus ;
Now, as ever, the Infinite Love
On the waste of waters will breathe and
move,
Its Power Creative, now as then,
EN-oking front -chaos a worlde'in aoa;
And here, in this Oineinnati train,
`Phrough the midnight sweeping across
the plain,
het the Hour come andthe time of need,
And the Man shall not fail for a hero's
deed.
Right before us, across the night,
Suddenly flashes a signal light.
Das(sEit : a bridge is close at hand,
stud the roadway and. stream by its
arches spanned..
A switch (misplaced ! in .a moment's
breath.
p loorn ;better& ns ruin and death !
Down with the brakes ! haste, fireman,
here!
Back her ! back her ! good engineer !
Too near the •sienal -came too late,
We are here on the brink of the crush-
ing fate ;
Jump, then, conductor and engineer ! within the law. Alfouso has been study -
You canksave your own lives and life is
that the English cadets credit him.* with
It ere theydaunted by Death in his aw- the ability to knock the Prince Imperial
fel glare'? out of time when it comes to a personal.
11isl they shrink from, the post of duty matter between. them.. However this
there ? may be, he has selected a thorough -
No. Down go the brakes, and the enoine paced ruinistry, has asked the
With the spin of the backward. turning fathers, has received pledges of allegiance
Yet through t wood -work crashina we and. Refroblican, and we can only wait
WOOLENS
AND
REMNANTS
AT
reels ' Pope's blessing after the manner of his
Whee1S- il on the part of the army and navy, Carlist
a now and see what will come of it 3 t is
And engine and tender are hurled. below. said that the death of Marshal Concha at
Vain was the effort -no, NOT in vain, the head of his troops delayed this revo-
For right on the brink hangs the rescued lution ; but this is not appal ent to the
train, transatlantic. observer. Certainly -the
And the passengers sleep with tranquil powers which tardily recognized the Re-
, public a few weeks ago ought to be in
breath
[nknowing they stand at the gates' of detnnified"
for the expenses incurred.: in
death.
( nily the other train hands knew
All that was done by the galtaot two.
They search the ruins With eager -stir
To fin 1 the fate of the rescuer.
m.
Out frothe wreck they bear them then,
Two charred and broiren bodies men ! ENGINE
-Brave heroes' for you but these words
are fit,
Yt '17 KNEW. YOUR -DUTY -YOU DIED FOR TT:
tra.nsmitting their dispatches.
viresiallwoWorearallefeLleft._
. .
THOMSON & WILLIAM'S
A GR1r I' LT URAL IMPLEMENTS,
GAIETIES.
^ An armless Milwaukee woman boxes
• Iter husbaudts ears with her
-The erow is one of the bravest of
lards. It never shows the white feather.-
- - flabit is a cable ; we weave- threads
of it every day, and. at last we cannot
break it:
-A man who was arrested for chop-
ping his son in two was defended by his
lawyer on the ground: that it was not a
crime for a. man to part his hen in the
o. i bUe
-A St. Albans cat is a sure bid pain-
ful burglar alarm. When she hears an.
unusual noise in ths house she scratches
her master's face until he awakes.
2 -Modesty in a woman is a certain
-agreeable fear of all.she enters upon ; iu
en it is composed of a rightjudgment
of what is proper for them to attempt.
- -It is a sino-u1ar fact, bat o ue well
authenticated. that ari Indian _ never
dreams. He slumbers away like a horse,
and doesn't know what it is to dream that
he is riding out to spelling -school with
his arm around the waist of the hand-
somest girl in town. Mitchell. 1$73.
An old gentleman in Stowe, Vt., —.. _
tells how he broke off drinking. Every
time he took a drink he would drop a
AND
9
EN -GINE WORKS,
MITCHELL, ONTARIO.'
011;4
Two -Worse lfrooti Sawiny Machine
hag been alert:sta.:Illy tested, mid gives entire tat-
iefactien. It is supplied with_ e band wheel for
driving it straw tatter, grain crueller, or other
eu A Oh Ilene;without extra ex.p&nse for the belt.
A TRIAL. OFFERED.
ALL KINDS OF'
FARAING IMPLEMEWTS .
BOILER
kept emeetantly ou hand.
SHOP IN FULL OPERATION.
Ell gill e f nil Size,. Made to Order
REPAIRS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
ADDRESS,
THOMSON & WILLIAMS,
Mitchell.
850
OPENED OUT.
aliot in the glass, and as the glass filled
up hs drink.A' were smaller, and be stop- FOSTER 'S OLD STAN.D
ped the use of liquor entirely. This is
probably the origin of the phrase 'being
shot in the neck."
- -A clergyman recommends submer-
sion instead of cremation. He says that
funeral steamers might be iised. to carry
the body out to sea, and they might be
sunk_ beyond the rea.ch -of desecration,
HILL'S,
SEAFORTH.
NEW PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY.
ANDREW CALDER
wrsuES to ;nform his friends and the public
that he 4.: fitted up in the best style, a new
PHOTOGRAPII GA_LERY,
On Main Street, nearly opposite the Mansion
Hotel. Hie aparatus is all new mad of the most
improved kind, and from his long exp eience as a
photographer he can guarantee eatisfaation to all
-who nivorhira with their patronage.
Come . at once and bring your children. Re-
member
CALDER'S New Photograph Gallery.
N. B. -A enpply of Osborne Sewing Machines
kept constantly on hand and for sale. 1368
• JAMES WRIGHT
T_TAS opeued hi the store next the Seeforth
'1-1- Foundry and adjoining -Foster's Hotel, a full
and complete
STOCK OF OROGERIE
while they could do no possible harm to 1T;8 Tees ore Good,
the living. It might perhaps be difficult 1
Ili.: Sugars ('hap,
;for some of the western people always to And /is Spices AS`trong,
anti an ea -tillable ocean handy in which
to throw their deceased. friends.
-In the case of a inan fOund with ten
bullets M his head, a Missouri jury de-
cided that he had. been "shot, or met
with some bati accident in some manner
net just now known."
--Reading Spurgeon's declaration, that
"n cigar is a thing to thank God for " a
sehool boy bought a cigar. He was af-
terward s,een hanging over a fence, but
he was not giving thanks.
-An Illinois debater "had 'ern" when
he arose and said: "Yes, gentlemen,
Waterloo was the biggest kind of a fight,
but Washington whipped 'em like a
wink 1"
-A Covington man died and. they put
him on ice, but he awoke up during the
night and yelled out, "Why don't you
put some more wood in that stove ?If
-A boy was lately caught stealing
currants and locked up in a dark closet by
„
•
Call mid give them a trial.
323
- • - - - • TO RENT IN SEAFORTH.
THAN large coma store DOW occupied by Logan
& Jamiesou. It is one of the best besiness
stands in Seaforth, either for a general store, dry
goods or groceries. Possession iu about two
emeths. Forfurther particulars apply on premises.
859 LOGAN & JAMIESON.
JAMES WRIGHT.
EGG EMPORIUM
The siebscriber hereby thanks his numerous
customers (merchants and others) for their liberal
patronage during the past seven years, and hopes,
by strict iutegrity and close attention to business, tomerit their confidence and trade in thefuture.
Haring ereatly enlarged his premises, during
the winter,c'he is now prepared to pay the
HIGHEST CASH PRICE
For any quantity of good fresh eggs, delivered
at the
EGG EMPORIUM,
Main Street, Seaforth.
Wauted by the subscriber 25 tons of good dry
clean WHEAT STRAW.
D. D. WILSON.
SE ArORTR, Marell 18, 1874. 828
• ___
TO CHEESE MAKERS.
VOR saleeeheap, a-500 gallon O'Neill vat, fitted
for steam; also an 80 gallon vett, with
serewe, hoops and all other appliauces for it small
dairy. Apply to •
•JOHN ELLIOTT,
$67 Seaforth P. O.
THIS WEEK AT THE 777,
CONSISTING- OF
$4,000 WORTH OF DRY GOODS,
Bought under Manufacturer Cost.
LOT NO. I,
50 Pair Bed. Blankets, at $2 75, $3 50, and $4 50 per pair,
LOT NO. 2,
50 Pieces All Word Flannels, at 25e, 39c and 4.5e.
LOT NO. 3,
50 Pieces of Wincies, at 8c, 11c, 15c, 18e and 25c.
50 Pieces
LOT NO. 4,
•
of Canada Tweed, at 60e, 80c and $1.
LOT NO. 5,
50 Beaver and Pilot Cloth Overcoats, at $7 50, $10 50, and $12 50,
LOT' NO. 6,
50 Sets Furs, at $3, $3 75, $4 50 and $6 50.
LOT NO. 7,
300 Pairs Ladies' Scatlet Hose, at 40e.
LOT NO. 8,
50 Ladies' and Gents' Seal, Mink and Otter Caps, from $3 to $11.
LOT NO. 9,
Consists of Gloves, Woolen Scarfs, Ladies' Wool Clouds and Silk Scarfs.
CHEAPEST LOTS EVER OFFERED AT 'THE 777.
•
A. G McDOITGALL &
•
V
MINK FUR SETS
ALL
PRICES AND STYLES,
AT
HOFFMAN BROTHERS'
COME EARLY -
To the Great Annual Sae of
DRY GOODS, FURS AND MILLINERY
CHEAP CASH STORE,
WOOLEN SEAWLs
BREA RFAST SHAWLS,
SONTAGS, CLOUDS;
SCARFS, &O.,
AT HALF PRICES,
AT
HOFFMAN BROTHERS'
CHEAP CASH STORE,
SEAFORTH.,
WHO WANTS MONEY?
A. STRONG SE Ali'ORTII,
WillLoan Honey at a LOW RATE OF INTER-
EST. either on Farm or Village Property.
Parties requirhag money should apply to hina.
INSURE- YOUR PROPERTY
AND YOUR LIVES,
A. Strong, Seaforth.
THAT has been going on at Dent's sinee Dec. 8, and continuing until Christmas. Now for Bargains.
-1 The Cheapest Sets of Ladies Furs hi the Dominion. Mr. Dent has more Shawls, Nicer Shawls
and Cheaper Shawls, than can be got elsewhere.
BEST CORNWALL. BLANKETS
At the mill prices. Piles of Plain and Inney Flannels. Heavy Twilled Fleecy Union Flennels at 25
cents. If you want a Cloud, a Breakfeet Shawl, a Hood, a Sontag or Knit Jacket, steer right for
Dent's and get it. Lovely Dress Goods at Dent's. Winenee from 1.0 cents up. Fancy Dress Goods
from 15 cents up. Eancy.Merinos at 48 code. Black Ltistres at 18 cep ts. A fine stock of MIllincry
cheap and choice as usual. The biggest Stock of Mena' and Boys fur and Cloth Cepa. Splendid, all
wool, heavy Canadian Tweeds for 70 centsln fact, everything yen want at bottom prices dining the
Sale. The Goods are here and must be sold. No surer way of making money than buying at Dent's
Sale. Try it.
GEORGE DENT, Seqforth
.„.
eworw•ffstrwer,re wore 11101.111MNIMINIMMIMMotial
COLD WEATHER.
Don't be standing in the cold 'when you can get a
FIRST-CLASS STOVE AT
KIDD'S, CHEAP.
IS ALSO aeE 'T FOR
The Scottish Provineial u8ur1neC Company -
Fire and Life.
The Western Instirenee C mpaay, of Toronto -
Fire and Life.
The Isolated Risk Irian -ince Company, of
Canada.
Terms as reanotneele as ffered by any other
ageut doing business for reliable Companies.
OFFICE -over Strong & Fairley's Greeery
Store, Main Street, Seaforth. 252
STOVES & TINWARE
F you went a Cooling Stove, if you want it Parka Cook Stove, if you want it Parlor Stove, if you
want a Box Stove, if you want a celebrated Coal Stove, or any kind of a Stove, call and see
KIDD'S LARGE ASSORTMENT,
-SEAFORTH. PACKING HOUSE. Manufactueed by the best makers in the Dominion. Also a Large Assortment of Hardware, Tin,
Copper, and Sheet Iron Ware.
WANTED, SIGN OF TUE MARIMOT/I COOK STOVE, Main Street, Seafortit. -
•
500 -HOGS, alive or dressed, for which the
- 'Highest Market Pride will be paid, deliver-
ed itt the SeAfieth Cheese Factory, Apply to
• W. S. ROBERTSON,
E. HICKSON & Co.
SHAWL. FOUND.
vouND, On MONDAY, Sept. 28, on. the Huron
Road, between Carronbrook 'and Irishtoven
chnrch, u PLAID SHAWL, woolen. The owner
can have the same by =calling at the EXPOSITOR
Office, proving property and paying for this ad -
356
Iprt wethent;
Pork Cuttings, &e.,.for sale 862
SAMUEL TROTT
Manufacturer of -
Hach ine Turmyl Butter , Packages
• Of a Superior Quality! "
All orders, either Wholesale or Retail, Promptly -
Filled.
REAFORTIT ONT._
•
IS& P1 01:12`..A.1\T 'TO
I, A 11 G E
ARRIVALS AT THE CHEQUERED STORE
SAW LOGS.
10,000 LOGS WANTED.
HeMlock, Pine, Elm, Maple, White Ash,
Basswood, Black Ash, Cherry and
Butternut
ARMITAGE, CARTER & CRAY
INTEND ereeting a first-class sa,w mill on their
premises, in rear of Gray, Young & Sparling's
Salt Werke, Seaforth, and are now ready to receive
and pay
CASH ON DELIVERY
For any qnanfity of the above kinds of logs.
Parties having logs to Belleau obtain the emcee -
ea -re' infermation from Mr. R. GRAHAM, of the
late firm of Govenlock & Graham, at Sharp's
Hotel or at the yard, where he will reeeine and
scale the logs.
0118i0771 Work, will Receive-. Prompt
Attention.
ARMITAGE, CARTER & GRAY.
N. B. -For tearus coming from the west on the'
Huron Read end Hullett, there will be agoodnvin-
- ter road direct from the Huron Road Road to the
Mills, thus avoiding the necessity of going round
by way of Seaforth. 868
Teas, Sugars, Liquors and General Groceries,
Which were bought 011 very favorable terms and will be sold off •
Of all kinds, and in endless variety at
MRS. WHITNEY'S
-Carrnichaers Nock, Main street, Seaforthe
COAL OIL,
Pure good and cheap, 'wholesale and retail at Mrs.
WHiTNEY'S.
CUSTOM WORK
Of kinds promptly attended to and neatly exe-
cuted.
808 MRS. WHITNEY.
t
SAW LOGS.
100,000, LOGS 'WANTED.
PINE, heinlock, cedar, elm, maple, white ash,
1)USS‘10OLI, cherry and butternut.
ROGERSON & ADAMS
will pay cash on delivery for may quantity of logs,
delivered et their win in Morris (lately Brown's.)
Custom, Trork Promptly .Attended to.
Lumber, thnbel;shingles and lath constantly
on hand and ent to order ou short notice.
866-12 R )GERS'ON & ADAMS.
THE
_GREATEST BARGAINS
Ever OFFERED in S'EAF01?,1:11
At STARK'S SHOE SHOP.
As I am positively int6itling to sell out a very
large stook of Bouts and f:lhoes, Rubber Overshoes„
at prices belo w COST, rot cash only, uhtn all
is sola out, men in the tattle can bny cheaper
from inc than anywhere else. The whole stock in
offered ou CREDIT, hy fureishing good approved
security. Men's Cloth Oversimes $1 25; flannel
lined $1 50, Men's I -tubber Overshoes 50 cents;
Womens' Rubber Overshoee 40 cents, and other
artieles propel-Litman:1y- theap,
The sToitE will be leased, if desirable, to
any person purchasing the stock. This is one of
the best businelSs sterols in SB.A.FOIITH, bng lo-
caZed in the -heart of tlie TON111,_
N. 33.--CASU paid for Hides. 888.
AT PRICES WHICH MUST PROVE SATISFACTORY TO CUSTOMERS.
BACON, HAMS, FLOUR AND MEAL
OF THE BEST QUALITY
Always in Stoch, at the' Chequered Store, Main Street, Seaforth.
JAMES MURPHY.
GODERICH FOUNDRY.
The Goderich Foundry & Manufacturing Co,
CLINTON
MARBLE WORKS,
HURON STREET,
Next door weld of the, Commercial. II-OteL
MONUMENTS, HEADSTONES.,
And. work of all kends in American and Foreigt.
Marble, designed and executed in the beat style,
and at most reasonable prices.
Beg to inform the trablio that they are prepared to furnish
STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS ; FLOUR, GRIST, AND SAW MILLS;
STAVE, HEADING AND SHINGLE MACHINES, HOOP MACHINES, &c.
IRON AND WOODEN PLOUGHS, CULTIVATORS, STRAW -CUT- *
TERS, &c., SUGAR, AND POTASH KETTLEet GRATE -BARS, &c.
COOING, PARLOR AND BOX STOVES; of various kinds.
• SALT PANS MADE TO ORDER.
ALSO,
IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS, AND BLACKSMITH WORK
BOILERS AND ENGINES AND GENERAL REPAIRS DONE ON
SHORT NOTICE..
L a' All orders addressed to the Cerepany-or Secretary will receive prompt attention -
A. HODGE, Secretary and Treasurer. H. HORTON, President
R. RUNPIMAN, General Manager,
Mantles of Various Colored Marble sup
»lkd on hort Notice.
Granite Monuments and Headstones imported
to order. ,
W. H. COOPER, Jr.
277 T. CALDER, Agent
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Cure Leucorrheeti (or Whites), Pe infal Menet-ma;
tion, Ulceration of the • Titeme, 0 rarian Diseases,
Absent Menstruntion, and all dieeases imowo. RP
Female Weakness. They are prepared with the
greatest eare, tinder th6 personal supervision of a
Physieian who has made female diseases a epeeist
study fax many yearsond they aro a lifediebee on
which MARRIED LADIES can depend" in the
hour and time of need" as an unfailing
FEMALE REGULATOR
Sold. by all Druggists everywhere. Price, ono
box, $i; six boxes, $5; sent by mail free of post-
age securely' sealed from observation. Forefull
particulars write for our pamphlet, Which we will
seralin a sealed envelope to any address On re-
ceipt Of post stamp to prepay return. postage.
Address allletters forptunphlets or pills to •
WW.tIAM GRAY Ss CO"
Windeor, Old;
Sold in Seaforth by E. Riekson & Co., J. S.
Roberts,11. Lenosden and by all druggistie
NORTHROP & LIYAT.AN, Toronto, Wholesale
I Agents. 13$6-eew