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)RTH AHEAD,
SUCCESS
-L,
:ir Great Salo arse their 1urnturc
enerally a grand success, have, de.
bark teihe
FEBRUARY 4.
Tl,'`RyE� �1y OqAFOF. FURNITURE,
N SETH!
have been compelled to- send to
7 AND ELSEWHERE
eeof our stock, but believing that
s Good and as Cheap
I' t7 E.
N SEtOB.TI
r place, We have determined to
E IT A TRIAL
NIT FACTORY
Is sow lti
KINC; ORDER.
haehinerve Sound Dry Msterial
ST -CLASS W ORE.MXN,_
ire Determined to do the
lFu 'nitu e Business
SEAFORTH.
REROO- Si_
i old stand of T. JOHNS & Co.,
whore the
EAT BAi(GAINS-
thine- to Attract Attention.
a1EM ER wE HAVE
'.NEST HEARSE.
ESTE:RN ONTARIO.
JOHNS & {ajCF
FE.
S IS &OMINC..
'LlltOWNELL
COT IN HIS FIRST
CORDER OF
S GROCERIES
SEA TIFUL,
is and Raisinl
ELY CLEANED..
SIL Supply of TEAS and
R of Five and Ten Pounds ei
Suit the Buyer
FOR YOURSELVES,
J. BROWNELL.
OTIOM
ttAGNED WILL °PE1 A
NG AND
kOHINE SHOP
TH,: ABOUT T THE 2OTE
DECEMBER,
t will be entered into for
ZS,, BOILERS,
AND SAW MILLS.
is done on Short Notice,and
ill kinds of
and a Good gtoek of GRATE
e., kept can hand.
It. Iti VTNLJIM A1...
41:
T THERE IS
IN THE
_AND GLASSWARE LASS1t AIt
TALE AT
Ey :;.
)(,-.NT SET ON .HAND.
Want to jet Good.
Jost Price.
HALL & 1AVEY.
AT E L MILLS.
L=L1, OPERATION.
t Peas, Pot Gt+%aG ey,
Teal Chopped,
1 Feed Constantly on Hand.
oedays and Fridays, Oatmeal
Highest
� ppriee paid
pfor Oats,.
CUR Il & THO=MSON.
r
Educational Grw'th*Ontario.;
The following 'tales (piaclingthe year*
1842 -the commencement of the Ontaino
school system -1851, 1861 -census years
---and 1874 in comparison), will be inter-
esting'to those whp appreciate therow-
ing importance of the count y and;. de-
, sire that the schools shall keep pace
therewith. The progress of Ontario luau
been rapid and never more so than row :
1842 -
Population of Onterio... G .... ...... 486,055
Population between 5 said 16 yearn of age 141,148
Colleges in operation...... 5
County High Schools.. a , . 25
Aoademies and Private Schools-44
Normal and Model Schools 0
Total Public Schoolit...1,721
Total Educational establishment 1,705
No. of Pupils at School 65,978
Salaries; paid Teachers.......... s $166,000
Amount paid for repair, or erect on of .
Public ,Schools, &c.,.......
-High School Maetcrs' Salaries, ...
Grand Total plaid for education par-
poses.-
ur
poses .............
Public School Teachers. •
Roman Catholic Separate Schools
Boman Catholic Pupils attending
1851 -
Population pi Ontario 050,551
Population between 5 and 16 yearsofage 258,607
Colleges in operation . . ; 7
ComityUigh Schools a.. ...., ; 54
Academies and Private Schools.. . • • • • • 175
Normal and Yodel Schools 2
Total Public Sehoo. ls.......... : .. 2,985
Total Educational establishments 8,289
No. of Pupils at - School...... - 168,159
Salaries paid Teachers$891,808
Amount paid for repair, or _erection of -
Public School*, &c...$77,886
High School blasters' Salaries
Grand Total paid for Educational pur-
poses 11599,980
Public School Toacbers8,277
Roman Catholic Separate Schools - 16
Raman Catholic Pupils attending •
1861- •
Population of Ontario.:.... ... 1,890,091
Population between 5 and 16 nets of age 884,980
Colleges in operation 18
County- High Schools
Academies; and Private Schools........
Normal and Model Scho ls.......a.. , Public Scifools
Total Educational establishments
86
887
4
8,910
4,459
No. of Pupils at School 81(3,287
Salaries paid Teachers..:. $918,118
Amonnt pea for repair, or erection of
Public Sehools. &c . ,.... 273;805
High Sehool Masters' Salaries.... 71,084
Grand Total paid for Educational p
• ur-
poses ... .. 1,476,107
Public -School Teachers . . • . 4,836
Boman Catholic Separate Schools f , 109
Boman Catholic Pupils Attending e13,681
1875 -
Population of Ontario .1620 851'
Population between 5 and 16 years of age 511,608
Colleges in operation. 16
Comity High Schools...... 108
Academies and Private Sehools 280
Normal and Model schools. 8
Total Public Srshools...... . ' `4,592
Total Educational establishments ; 5,165
No. of Pupils at Sehool 441,261
Salaries paid Teachers $1,647,750
Amount paid for repair, or erection of
Public Sehoole, dc..... 1,217,582
High: Sehool Masters' Salaries179,946
Grand Total paid for educational pur-
poses.; .... .$8,587,951
Public School Teachers..... 5,736
Roman Catholic Separate Schools 166
Roman Catholic Pupils attending 22,786
For various causes, there were no re-
ports in those cases where figures are
not given. -
Morris.
COUNCIL MEETING. -The Council elect
of the township of Morris, met at the
township hall, on Jan. 17. Moved by
W. J. Johnston, seconded by C. Proctor,
that W. Clegg be re -appointed clerk,
salary- $130 -Carried. Mo ed by Mr.
Laidlaw, seconded by C. Proctor, that
John Watson be appointed assessor, sal-
ary $80 -Carried. - Moved by C. Proc-
tor, seconded by W. J Johnston, that
W. Armstrong be tavern inspector sal-
ary $3 for each tavern -Carred. Moved
by W. J. Johnston, seconded by C.Proc-
tor, that the petition of S. Walker and
others be Inicl over for further considera-
tion -Carred ; Laidlaw voting nay.
Moved by 'J. Laidlaw, seconded by D.
Vanalstine, that the clerk be instructed
to take legal advice in relation to the
transfer of a certain agreement between
the Hon. John Carling and this muni-
. pality-Carried. The clerk w.s instruct -
eel to send copies of minutes for publica-
tion to the several local papers, and also
to communicate with S. Love concerning
I right of way of road. The returning
officers were ordered to be paid $8 each,
and the constables +1 50 for their Servi-
ces at the last election. The trustees of
the several school houses where a volt
was held were allolwecl $4for use of school
house. Sohn Truim's and widow Heff
ron's taxes were remitted, they being in
indigent circuinstan ees. Huth McDon-
ald was remitted $3 75 of his taxes, the
same being mistake in assess ent. An
order was granted in favor of J. G.
Ament for $34' 50, charity t Halliday.
The Reeve was appointed to tit on the
Brussels and Grey Councils i relation to
the support of Halliday, an indigent liv-
ing on the gravel road. Moved by C.
Proctor, seconded by W. J.j Johnston,
that an order be granted. to L McCrea
for $14, the same being lost to the late
treasurer, "through the Council of 1873
taking James Lynn for the taxes due on
the south half of Lot 13, CO. 6- Carl
ried. Moved by W. J. Johnston, sec;
onded by C. Proctor, that the clerk notify
George Forsyth to return municipal man-
ual which he received last year -Car-
ried. By-law No. 1, 1876, for extending
the time for the return of the collector's
roll was duly read and passd. James
Newcombe and James Johnston were
appointed auditors for 1876. • The Conn.:
cal then adjourned to meet again on the
fourth Saturday in February ' next,when
certificates for tavern and shop liebnces
wild be granted. W. CLEOG, uG, Clerk. 1
•
How ck.
i
COUNCLE, MEETING. -The new munici,
pal Council of Howick met on Jan. 17;
:pursuant. to . statute, in Gilmore's hotel,
Gerrie, the Clerk presiding, when the
following gentlemen made and subscribed
the oaths of office and qualification, viz.:
John Haines, Reeve ; Charles Wilson,
Deputy Reeve ; Thos. J. C. Boddy, Jas.
Mitchell and Ezekiel -Phair, Councilors.
They then took their seats at the Coun- -
- cil board, the Reeve in the chair, when
the urinates of last meeting were eread
and signed. Moved by Mr.eddy, sec-
onded by Mr. Phair, that Th mas Noice
be paid $4 for house rent for i omination
and election, and that $2 be p id for each.
of the rolling booths for de tion -Car
ried. 'loved by Mr. Boddy, seconded.
by Mr. Mitchell, that Riehar Jain.es be
paid $5 50 for scraper taken by Samuel
Farrell, pathmasteron Con. --Carried.
Moved: by Mr. Wilson, seem( ed by Mr.
Phair, that James Foster 'b removed
from the office of Assesso -Carried.
' Moved by Mr. Boddy, seconded by Mr.
Wilson, that this Council go i ito a Com-
mittee of the whole, to appo nt officers
and state their salaries -Carr ed. Mov-
ed. by Mr. Mitchell, - second by Mr.
Wilson, that Mr. Bodily tak the chair
-Carried. The Committee rose and
-the Reeve took the chair, wh n they re
ported as follows Treasure 's salary,
$90 ; Assessor, $90 ; Collector for the
west division, $65, and for the east divi-
sion $-o5 ; - License Inspectors, $10 each ; -
Auditors, -$8 each'; Clerk, $180, with
usualulsitio be' -altd . Ge
Strong • be' Ti x urea.' , George a
field, Assessor ; heiwar .Cooper n
James (amble, 'ern In Mors; P to
Repinstall and hurE M tchell,- Au i'
or, and. William 1 ane, rk = Mo e
b . M r. Wilson, . minded ; y Mr.
y 3*,
that said repox. be ado ted --Carr
Moved by Mr. B 44, need by t'.
Mitchell, that t • arris n 'I'ribui b
paid $70, being- c f ntract • rice for pr n
ing .for 1871--C - ed. oved by ..
Boddy, .seconded t y Mr. itchell, t a
thMitchell Ad 1 e paid $3 for wo
* debenture books ` Carries Moved by
Mr. Buddy, seen' ded by l Mr. Wile n1
.that $8 89 . be los•ed to school section
No. 17, until the aces of.1876 are • olt
Iected, ;wh'en it is Ito be refundeda--- ar
ried. Moved by 1Lr. Soddy, seconds
by Mr.- Phair, th i alltavern keepe
send antheir_peti ons for -license to he
Clerk before the oth of February next
-Carried. Mov by Mr. Boddy, sect
onded by Mr. Wi on, that Mr. 'Mitchel
nave the . emban n ent raised at he
bridge on sidelin - . • 10 n 11, (ion.
Carried. Moved y, r. Wilson, s`.
onded by Mr. 1 • • c y, ;t at ; ohn Rush be
paid $20 on his'Mntraet n sidelines 1
and 6; Con. 11 �1Garried Moved by
Mr. Nilson, sec 0 ded b Mr. Phair,
that we, as a Co R ail, having duly x-
amiued the assesoi ent roll of 1874, in
.the matter of `M 1 J J. Sweetman's
sessment, find tha theroll has been in
nowise tampered h, the tter simply
being a revision °o i u gures y the Assess-
or; and we, as a 0 'uncil, d ly exonerate
the Clerk of this rwnsh-ip, and all ofer
parties, from' the Charge' made through
the°Harristol 1' ne of Dec; 23 las
Carried; Moved` 'y Mr. ' Wilson, s c-
oncied by Mr. M Wien., that the Cl rk
procure all nccess- 1 ' blank forms -Car-
ried. Moved by: Mr. Boddy, second
by Mr. Wilson, th t this Council do n w
adjourn, to meet i :Bell & Smith's ho 1,
Fordwich, on the third Wednesday in
February, next. Wiz. DAN1i, Clerk.
W lO' WA y T GOOD AMD STYLISH
JOHN ARA Seaforth,
eo
SPEC IA.
EPPS' COCOA.-
-" By a th rou
natu roll laws hic
of digestion a d n
f al applicationof
well -selected coeo
vided our breakfas
ly flavored bevera
many heavy docto
judicious' use of su
a constitution nnay
until strong eiioug
dency to disease.
maladies are floati
attack wherever t
We may escape in
keeping ourselves
blood, and a ,prope
Civil Service Gazett
ets labelled- "Jo
Ja
mcepathic Chemie
St. ,and 170, Picea(
110T10ES.
la d con.forting
ledge of the
he operations
nd by a care
properties of
E' ps has pro-
e -
6
e
at
kilo'
e
g11:overn
ration,
e fine
Mr
ablewith a delica
e, ;Iv is may save
' bil s. It as by t
ar Voles of diet t'
e g adually built
i to - esist every tdan-
Hu clrerls of sub le
ar and us ready to
re i : a weak poi t.
Ay a f tal shaft• y
011ie of ed with p re
. n . uri hed frame�."
e.S. d only in pack-
.?es ppie & Co., Hlo-
1, 4$, hreadneedle
filly, Lo don." 421 2
CONFESSIONS OF e' VICTIM. -Published as
a warning and fo the benefit of young . �n
and others who stiffer f f �``
' Nelms ns Debility,L ss
of Manhood, &c., givi his )roles of Self -C. e,
after undergoing much ;ifTering and capons°, d
mailed free on receitin • ua poste/aid directed a n-
velope. Address NAT KIEL MAYFAIR, P. 0.
]3o 158, Brooklyn, N. . 1 4' 26
SIX WEEKS AGO, A THE3 SUGGESTION
' a friend, I bean to g D$. WHEELER'S- co
pound Elixir of P rospit 4es and 0alisaya for D s-
pepsia, which had troud me` for Rome time, a d
had unpaired my gene i health. Under its u ° e,
improvmeut was rapi•, h.nd I am happy to et to
that I have entirely rervcred. ALEX. MeG B -
BON, Italian Warehou, Montreal e.
.
'rHE GREAT FEMA
Periodical Pills-'
unfailing in tha cure
dangerons diseases to
tion is subject.. It mo
moves all obtrurtions,
relied an. To waded 1
It will, in a short time
riod with regulaiit; .
taken by Fomaley dari
of Pregraney, as they
carriage, but at a4iyot
all cases 'of Ner'o*i
pains in the back and
ertion, palpitati n of
whites, these pill will
means hove fai ed;
remedy, do not c ntai
or - anything ha fult
directions in the amp
which should bo arofn
New York, Sole' repri
for postage endo cd to
ronto, Ont., gen ral a
will insure a bottle c
return mail. Sold in
Co., J. S. Boberte and
iJ REMEDY. -Job Mos - s'
is invalnable medicine is
f all those painful a . d 1
Bich • . e /male condi •. -
rates •a11E - excess and e-
d a pearly cure may ' e
es, itis ,poculitrr ly suit d.
ring 'n the monthly
ere • 1114 should not
the firs throe mont s
Ci sur: to bring on M s -
time th y are safe. n
and Sp nal Afieetio•s,
bs, f tie e on slight e -
he h art hysterics, at d
est a in: when all other
rid, al ho gh a power#.1
iron, al inel, antimon ,
1the • on itution. F 11
it around each pucka
lr p resory d. Job Mos s,
Goa. ,1 0 and 12, sen s
orth..op & . Lyman, '
is for the Dominic
jhtaining over 50 pills y
raforte by E. Hickson &
Lun;sdep. - 197
o-
0
DEAD THIS TWICE.
Thomas' Eelectrio
Throat. It never fails
Cold or Cough in twent
One bottle has cured
standing; recent ease
days. It has res ored
had not spoken a ove a
an outward appl catio
lorneness. nothin like
Ono bottle will c +e
Crick in the Back. For
Contraction of the Mus
Rheumatic, or an; othe
does you good. I stoi
of a Barn in three minu
best and eheape:t me
people -the chow, rest,
do you good. I' is cc
oily known, noth'ng b
weight in gold. .- Vhy
De8RZochers,ab'Mist• nt p
P. (., writes : "'J: hirte
by a severe ottaet of
fro- n which I have noarl
ter having used Tho
days, bathing the-oreh
ly cured, end have only
can certify under - ath i
lorey, of Wyoming, N. Y
Electric Oil cured oof
Dealers all over t o eon
sold a medicine t • at he
isfaction as ' 1' s.
dealers. Price 25 sones.
N.Y. And NORTH I (OP c
Sole Agents for t•0 Do
-Selected and El etriz
E.B.icicson -& Co. J. S
den.
TH
SAW AN
rive- to thirty drops
will cur common so e
4 Croup. It will cure a
-four te fo ty-eighthou
onehlis of eight, ye s
re cured in three to s x
he voice where the pers n
n all cases of pain
hns evtr been kno
ease of Lame Back r
!diseases o/ the Spine a d
les it is unequalled. n
Etat. Ache and the pa n
es, alai is altogether t e
'eine ver offered to t e
'cause it t kes so little
of six of the t
ipose
1 0118
mast
yea
cum tis in the hea
3ron 11 in one week
iven sue complete sa
• N. HO MAS, Peteneir
ILY111 N Toronto, On .,
olio •ts, and ft. Lumla
414-13.
LUMB F?
HE Subscriber has
; feet of Ramie k and
si ,es. Bills Mlle to 0
ti . Lumber fro $5
risti ug done the
tion guartrinteed.
419-13
AND.
on .ics.nd about 500,0(o
or on the Shortest N
$7 per thousand.
RECDIVED AT
M HILL
ilitIGE1 to in onni his friends and th. 3 bile in
CANTO 4.41,XNEL
COYTONS,
LUNGS
9REir
DR
HIRTINGS, CARPETS.
•
These 'GOODS
wing to the pres ure of the ti es, I ant enabled
to offer thorn t
eices That Wilt 44,4 nish wore
WIN
ER d ODS
Reduced to itch Low Figures tha t rims
tear thetilin
REMEM ER THE
PLACE :
Opposite the Commercial Hotel,
SEAFORTEL
THE CO
ME
GEORGE
-LI- Commercial Live
Messrs. Morrison l& Co.
tends carrying on the bt
a nd has added several v
First -Class (Joni/04
Reliable Hors
IAL LIVERY,
•
Covered and Ope
Double and Singl
Special, Arran
Orders left at t
will be promptly
Wag
CM
Ste 1
tteed
d Trage of tine
°tenor y Bell's, from
hems to at te that he in -
illness in the old sten
ck. Non hat
Vehicles and Go
Will b Kept.
les and Canines, a 'd
ifs *Wit Contuse .
s or any of the Ho
A ID
HRISTMA SAL
HAVING . OUGE4 A LARGE
LOT Op
WINTER G
AT A
oObs
REAT DISCOUNT OFF
WE
CAN 0
SOME SPECIAL BARGAINS IN
LADIES FUR ETS),
CHILDREN'S FO 'SETS;
DRESS 600De,
SEAL ClrOAKINGS,
CLOUD?,
WOOL SHAWLS,
WOOL QUILTS,
SHIRTS AND DRAWtRS,
TWEED AND CLOTHS,
HATS 1•ID CAPS
ND A FULL STOCK OF ALL
KINDS oF
it
GOODS.
'Voted for Popular Low .4.,rices.
OLD WINTtR IS ,C
by =chasing
AT
i MRS. E. WHIT
IN STREE
Parlor, Box and Con
t improved putt rn, and fro
w ph will be sold; al Bottom I'
Tinware 'of all kinds in , s
b old. whoIefiale or retail. Sp
n to large purchtisers.
Remember Logan & jamie
tin Street, Seat°
miNg ON
of CoOking,
Stored, of the
the best tnakers,
cos for 4sh or
ock or Made ten
ng promptly at-
ge supply of the
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HAS
UTTER TUBS.
SAMUEL MOTT
ow on hand at the Seafoith Tub Factory
umber of his well nd favorably known
Mach'ne Turned utter Package&
give sa ideation.
t he ma ufacture of Wash nbs on. a large scale..
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SELECTED FROM THE BEST PATTERNS - OF THE BEST MANUFACTURERS IN TILE DOMINION
tri
SD
LIOHT
HOR
Trtimks
Brud
In fact anythi
way on hand,
Repair's Ex
N. 13. -con s sl Speciality. Collars of every
Re ember t e Place t Two doors north of the
Co crcial Ho 1, eaforth.
ZIN
ati
Le
nd Valises, Whips,
eteenertainine to the Trade AI -
'hear ao any in the trade, foresail.
uted :with Neatness and
JOHN WARD,
TO THE
co
MAC AT LokRGE
Fik OLIVER,
Saddle and Collar
ST., SRAFORTH.
. SIGN OP
Whip
on h
14
0
T SCOTCH COLLAR..
eiceassor merit of light and heavyllarnees,
ud. Rep iring promptly attended to' and
chart; s modern ,e. -Remember the adacead of
EIL
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M.R. 0UNTER
MASO IC HALL BLOCK,
LLI
AND
0
Buildi
It 'SALE BY
VitaLchniaker and Jeweler, Seaforth.
HARDWARE.
WEIR) ye now en hand
le, near Gray, Yo
Worksea large quantity of
HEMLOCK L
Which we now offer at $7
Pattie favoring us with
it prOmptly attended to.
401 ARMITAGE,
or sale, at our Saw
Per lit -F•
eir orders will have
CHEAP A
FitICINC
h
E STOCK OF
ill be sold as
It\NY IN TOWN.
JOHN KIDD.
IT 1 PA1YS IT P4S
WHAT PAYS 7
all cat.
Pa
IT ?SYS TO GO TO THE 1
C'Elit*I0 R. MI LS,
Tour Giristinidone and Farmers will in
es get their own Wheat ground, good
es wise, . get the Excelsior ills
'rout the followi Mar.
Can do so at Mill PlitOort 1- forth ;
Any rantitY, of -Chopped PEAS, OAT Vul
BABIE , and Other Feed, on hand .alwaye,
N.B; AgentS for 4ie Garden City Middling
Purifier • 1' 414
SOAFORTII
LONIZQ STRONG
TS AO NT for •Severel First -Class fitock,1 Tire
4- and le Insurance Companies, and Is p vow -
M ST FA.VORABLE TERMS
Also
Also
and
gent for sere* of the best Loan So-
ent for the ;:iale and purebast3 of Farm
MBER OF FIRST-CLASS Mt;
VED PONS FOR SAL
.OFFI -Over AI, Morrison's Store,
F!OYAL QANADIAli BA K.
DO 10114 134.00Kg MAIN -SM.
on iNew York Payable' at any
Bank e United States. •
* Dill Exchange OH London pa1yable
at all Chief Cities of the United Kiegdont.
INTEREST PAIp ON DEPOSITS.
411
Pa
PORK, PORK.
MI* p.nd Curing
IA now one In ithethnieolevtesfit,ouriiihing Village -of
rn the 1 test and most improved order, sulh as
Spiced oils, SUgar Ctupd. Hams -Smok-
ed or Pale, Clear .Mid.dles, '
Breakfas Bacon and Cumberland Cuts in abun-
dance, holesale and 'Retail. No. 1 LAIID-a
Choice tele. To whom all orders intrusted. to
will be carefully attended to personally, If _
mail or herwlse.
HO I FOR WALTON.
SOMETHING NEW. I
ta, RI TR offers Special 13argains ORy
Beady- de Clothing Snd Boots and -Shoes he
gives be ter value than can be got elsewhere.
Just call and see for yourselves.
OILS, PAINTS -AN -D VARNISHES
Of the beet brands always. on hand. Speelid In-
ducemen 'to Cash Purchasers a)
All parties having over -due notes and accOunts
are requ 'sited to settle thee -ante at once, otlaerwise
they will be put Into otlaeirrhasalluanfoArncoslleuetTioHn.
397-52
SE FORTH PLANING MILL,
SASH D001 BLIND FACTORY
THE su. seliberbegs leave to thank his ninnerons
-I- mato erslor the liberal patronage extended to
trusts t he may be favored silth a continuance
°ft -1:461:s neiending to build avonld do well to: give
him cal acts he will continue to keep on hand a
largestoe of allidnds e$
DRY PINE LUMBER,
He feel eonfident of givingeetisfattionto /lose
who may avour him with their patronage, as none
but Arst-c ussworkinen aro employed.
Par *Oar attention paid toCustom Planing
2Q1 JOHN li. BROADFOOP
TEM SEAFOItTEL
LUMBER YARp.
o
REG to inforra the pitblic that they have re-
-" move their Luniber, Yard to the lot between
the Merchants Salt Conipany's Works and Mar-
shilTs Min.
They w 1I keep constantly on hand a goodaesort.-
ment of ALI, KINDS OF LUMBER, dressed and
undressed. Also, LATH AND SHINGLES, all of
which Ithcy aro propared to edit a the lowest pos.
eible pri s, for Cash. /lisp. on hand any pia.utity
of the bee ,ACTO.N LIME.
Builder and others -win dud it to their van -
all
tag° to in pcct our stock, and ascertain rale p ea
offer gond. ndu cements te cash purehasers.
Abeent M estrus. ion, and all disenees known an
Female gaknes They are praepred with the
greatest c re, nn er the pastime supervision of s
Physici ho ha made female diseases a special
study for many y ars,attel they are a Medicine on.
which 1, IiIEDI LAD S can depend " in the
hotir :nd trete of -need" e an unfailing
FEMALE Ts, GULATOB
Sold by all D iggistie everywhere. Price/
box, $1 ; ix boxe , Sp; -kat by mail free of
age 800111dy sealed. frona observation. For
ceipt of post stomp to, prepay retie= pookege.
Address a'.1 letters fOrp phlets or pills to
Secilorth by E. Hickson/ & Co.,
• Lumsden, and by all druggists.
OP. e.: LIMAN, Toronto, Wholesale
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