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imminammis
ii,NG SALE
OF
LE PROPERTY
)GIN G TO THE
ISE LATE %T. E. EACEY.
RE, witli DWELLING ever it,
rt Stree't„ opposite Flea
:a of prim This is a good in
ing in a good rental, quarterly
ORE, STORE - HOUSE- AND
dna the above. Largo frontage
I adapted for a Genera or Gra-
L YARD and STORE-HM:7SE,
iendid Rona Cellar or storing
a. sititate on the track of the
11-110N FLOUR and OATMEAL
aitablished, and. doing a large
tate on tbe track of t e Grand
rc.r
ipepulatien and. menafacturiea
ion WO lime at Railway, viz.
TREND- AND GREAT
WE.STERN,
Of one of the finest agrieultrt-
Tharainion, makes i & most .
a Point, and rawly tneroodnEr
se.. The above property inapt
1)seatio the estate-,
4.3,411 be given. Apply to
RAOEY, Exeentor„ Clinton,.
IT PAYS'!
PAYS ? - -
) SE
0 TO QG TO nag
IOR MILLS,
OVULE; ONT,,
eg done, and Ranters will be
1.wit Wheat ground, and good
to get the Excelsior Mille
ATED FLOUR
aloes, from the following Mer-
its- of Seetfortlt
,Tames C. 1,ai1law, jamee
Brownell, Wm. Hill. Hall &
teray, A. Cardno--Daker, P.
garey—Baker,
Lamy ; W. Scott, Drucefield.,
Chopped PEAS, OATS and
r Feed, on, hazel alweye.
ARLESWORTH & Co.
r the Garden 'City Middling
417
TaA.T THE PUBLIC
J:LD KNOW.
BROADFOOT
_hand, at his Warerooms and
ppmite the Market,
ICI( OF FURNITURE
17 DESCRIPTION,
a to sell at prices fe• suit the.
aa won't be undersold. As he
O eU purchasers can rely
IIT.W.L.E you Tim
T MONEY.
zufactured to Order
to. buy Furniture Cheap ia
ite the Market, Seaforth.
INM. BROADFOOT.
rebY thanks hie numerous,
and ethers), for their liberal:
loas( ;seven years, and, hapetr„
,felese attention to husinese„
and trade intheluture.
arged Ilia promisee, daring
prepared fa pay the
!DASH PRICE
good fresh eggs, delivered
EMPORIUM,.
Main Street, Seaforth.
triber 25tone of good dry
V. .
D. D. WILSON.
D LANG AGENCY,
STRONG
il First -Class Stock, Wire
,Corapaniee, and is 1)roper-
1.ABLE TERMS.
el of the best Lean So-
le and purchase of Farm
IFIRST-CLASS
!MS FOR SALZ;
rrisolares Store, Mala -St„
421
ckDiAN7 BANK.
X BRANCH.
p) OK, MAIN-ST:5
)UTI{.
Cork Payable at any
S.
re on London payable
nited Eingclom.
ON DEPOSITS-
[ P. HAYES,
21:WAGER.
MICH
WEST MILL
IN _HAND.
on hand about 500,000
tirdwaiod Lumber of all
:r on the Shortest No-
aTper thousand.
as usual', and Batista -c -
r.. WM. FENWICK.
FEBRUARY 18; 1876.
The Busineas in Peantitt8-
Where they Grote, and How -they are Pre-
pared for 111,1, Market.
The peaunt business is large enough to
be interesting.. Successfully' cultivated
they are more profitable than cotton. or
tobacco, and the farmer* of. Virginia,
North Carolina'Florida and Tennessee
are turning their attention to thein.
Virginia is the great peanut State, and
from the counties on the JAWS river
there are yearly shipped to Northern
markets thousands of bushels. These
nuts are large, and of fine flavor. From
North ' Carolina conie the 'smaller, or
"African" peanuts, and some are really
small,
ly the
e done
eP8 the
• imported from Africa. These ar
" and of inferior , flavor. Forme
cleaning, shelhng and sorting we
by hand, 'ant now machinery d
work better.; 7
"1 pay fOr the nuts in the market
from $t to $1 50 a bushel," said Mr.,
Vellines, a ; Washington street 'dealer,
them of col mission merchants on the
to a corresp"and I buy moat of
;ndentr.-
wharves, for I find it does not pay to
ship them mYself. When thenuts come
to us they are as you see them in this
-bag, dirty, Mixed with vines, many of
them light or broken, shucks and meats
all together.. Now, if you will ceine up
stairs I'll show you the process through
which we put them." -
There was on the fourth floor of the
establishment a large woodenc linder
y ,
ten feet long, four feet in diameter, and
open at the ends. It was revolving rapid-
ly, and into ono end from a lame hopper
was pouring a steady stream of dirty pea-
nuts, and from, the other end a stream of
dean ones—the dirt rubbed off by attri-
tion. They fell into a hopper in the floor
and disappeared. I ;
"There IS a fan just below the floor,"
said Mr. Vellines "which blows all the
dirt, and chaff, Lid vines 'and shucks
out from the (nuts, and the mass passes
into bags below. The nuts run: down to
a traveling wooden apron below, where
they are assorted by girls'. Before we go
down I want -you to see the shellers. We
used to pay from five to ten cents a
pound to have them shelled by hand,
and a good sheller could not average
more than 50 pounds a day. ' New we
can shell 24,000 pounds a day for a cent
a pound. Her are the sheIlers. Into
these hoppers are put all the poorer and
smaller nuts, and., as you see, they pass
into the sheller, which cuts Up the-shelle,
Meats and shells pass down to the floor
below, where they separated by a fan.
The meats are then passed through
graduated sieves, worked by hand, and
assorted into five different sizes that bring
from 5 to 14 (gents a pound. Without
this assorting they would only sell for 7
cents a pound. We shall soon do all the
assorting by machinery.
On the third floor four Italian girls
stood before the traveling apron, and, as
the nuts came into view, they deftly
picked out the bad ones, and the larger
stream of good nuts passed down out of
sight. On the floor below there was a,
large inclined table, upon which -a stream
of large, bright peanuta was falling. Three
girls picked out the few bad nuts that had
escaped the fingers of the girls above.
The nuts passed from the table into large
seeks, and were ready. for sale.
Tlie poorer ones that you saw. the
girls pick out above," said Mr. Vellines;
are again taken up stairs and shelled
and sold to the confectioners. The meats
E HU
Nr EXPOSIT°
and thus; till the catalogue of _excuses
••and subterfuges is filled out.. •
It is a matter .M devout inid hearty
thanksgiving to God, ,hat the Most re-
spectable, learned and milieu ly success-
ful of the medi41lty, with united
voice, .veto "the acts rsixithin," and
war' their patients to lay it aside for-
ever. •
As Paul -said to Ti othy, so 'say we
to you, reader, ." Ke.p thyself pure."
Be clean in your own person, and be
clean in your heart. But, depend upon
it, you can be neither i you use tobacco.
No tobacco titer iis fitj for, al bed com-
panion. He is giving i forth pestilential
vapors from all the es of the skin,
He is an embodimentof all perpetual
=awn. The immediate atmosphere sur-
rounding him is ineVitably pregnated
and polluted with the IcOnstant effluvia
whioh eminates from h' s whole .surface.
He becomes i perfect alking distillery
of the deadly essOce, ending forth its
fumes and,vapori intoj the surrounding
Atmosphere. His mo th is the mill-
. which grinds oat th weed, and his
whole body the dis ille y for the essence..
Put a' chewer or gni° 'r into a vapor
bath with no tobacco ! the room, and
in a short time tlell wh 16 room, will be
strongly scentedWithtobacco eflinvia,
that emd emanated from his body.,1 Put him
i! '
into a warm bath and g Cup IL perspira-
ti9n ; then put 014 wir r upon flies or
vermin or plants, and it will destroy
them.
[ED. Nom—Wo publish he abo
quest of an esteemedisubsc ber.
picture la very much over col ed.
practice of using tobacco is 0110 whic
as well for young men ankb ys to a
learn, yet there is nothin *03offt
wicked, so demoralizing or :o hurt
quire such high-toned denim iation a
'ed in the above.] I. ; 19
1
at the re -
e think the
lthough the
it would be
old and not
Lt either so
al as to ro-
la pontain-
Newsparrs.
Daniel Webiter said Small is the sum
l
that is required to patro. iZe 11 newspaper,
and well rewarded, lis t; 6 patron,,I care
not how humble and unpretcuciiig the
gazette which hetakes. It is next to im-
possible to fillla sheet w th printed mat-
ter Without putting soinethinig into it
that is worth the suhscription price.
t
Every parent, whose so is away from
home at school, shOuld upply him with
a news aper. I Well re - embir what a
marked difference the e was between
those of my schoolinates who I had and
those Who had not acceas to newspapers.
-
Other things being equal,. the first were
always decidedly superi
debate, coMposition_and
RE -INTRODUCTION OF
'PLR BONNET FOR LADI
readers may perhaps lik
is the latest new thing in'bonn
will probably guess. Being tire
ing merely ornamented head dre
themselves have •probabIy bee
for something more sub tantia
and their grandfathers wll be
hear that the, newest fashion
imitation of the old coal iacuttl
which does cover the ear& and p
the. face. We may expect in a fe
to have some modificat ns o
pokes.—London Letter,
r to tie last in
ntel1ience.:
OJAI,. So r-
8.— iJour Ia4y.
to k ovv what
ts. They
of well.-
ses, they
sighing
. They
leised to
s a mild
bonnet,
rtly hide
mont s
the o d
SPEOI.a.L NO
Errs' COCOA —Gr atef u
--" By a thorough kn
natural laws which gove
of digestion and nutrtpio
ful application of the fi
are good, of. course. The shells are well -selected cocoa, Mr.
ground into small pieces, and we sell ev. vided our breakfast table vith a delicate-
ery bit for a cent to a cent and a half a ly flavored beverage, whi h ma save tis
pound. They go to Philadelphia and many healvy doctors' bill . It "s by the
Baltimore
judicious use of such.arti les of it that
a-,
ing feed, iand I think re used in mak
or there is a good deal of nutri- built up
ment in a peanut shell. Here," pointing ery te
to a furnace, " is where we roast the rfsduybt
nu
peats. That cylinder holds ten bush -
ea
els. After the nuts are thus cleaned and poin
assorted the best sell for from $1 to $9 50
a :bushel."
1
1,
ICrFS.
'And cinforting
wledee of the
the -o g era,tions
,and y a care-
'. pro ( erties 9f
ppe as pr -
a. constitution constitution may be gr
until strong enough to r
dency to disease. Hun
maladies are floating aroi nd us
attack wherever thereis wea
We may escape many a atal
keeping ourselves well for ified
blood, and a properly non ished
Civil Serviee Gazette.. So1k. only
ets labelled-- "James E ps &
mcepathie Chemists,. 48; Thre
St,,a,nd 170, Piccadilly, JilmcTon.
dually
suit e
reds
A Smoking Minister.
We make the following extracts from
an article in the Advent Herald, by D.
F. Newton. Mr. Newton opens on the
Smoking Minister' as follows :
" Smoke ? Yes, he does, in his study,
in his family, in the streets. 1 see him
day „after day- in a bookstore, in Park
Row, N. Y., with a cigar or dingy. pipe
in his mouth. Awful' shameful! Need
we marvel that young men in the church
and out of urchins and rag-a-
muffins—are seen in the streets, ,chewing
and smoking the vile "Indian weed,"
when ministers of the -Gospel, elders,
deacons and class -leaders set the ex-
ample ? Example- kills, and exa,Mple
elites. I '
Need we mar‘rel that there are in New
York city, as Dr. W. Parker says, 235,-
000 smokers ; and that allowing each of
these smoken.s only two cigars per day,
at the low price of ten cents, $47,000 is
puffed away daily, making an expendi-
ture annually of $17,155,000—aside from
drinks which are almost, sure to accom-
pany, for tobacco and rum are twins, and
go hand in hand.
But to return to this smoking minis-
ter ; his breath is repulsive, intolerably
offensive. The whole atmosphere around
-
him is in a stench, even the sa,cred em-
blems of bleeding love at the communion
table seem more or less impregnated.
The cup of blessing !" And when re-
proved. for the sensual gratification—
this unnatural and worse than beastly
appetite, what is his apology? " What'
harm," says hs; "tobacco, like strong
drink, is one of God's good creatures,'
to be used in Moderation, with thanks-
giving. Smoking and chewing tobacco
makes a man neither better nor worse in
the sight of Cod. 'Not that which
goeth into the mouth defileth a man,
but that whieh email out of the
mouth, this defileth aman.'--Matt.
xv. 11." ,
Thus this man in sacra dotal garb goes
smoking on, searing his conscience,
gratifying his fleshy .appetite, a simile to
habit. -When the leaders of our wor-
shipping assemblies hold these views,
what hope of reform ? The evil goes on
increasingly.
" Dearly beloved, I beseech you," says
the apostle, "as strangers and pilgrims,
abstain from fleshly Rlusts, which war
against the soul." ----1 Pet. ii. 11. If, one
member in our churches is allowe( iii
this filthy, degrading habit, why not an-
other and another, till we have a w ole
assembly of smokers, chewers and O-
len ? "One sinner destroyeth much
good." " Behold, how great a mattler a
little fire kindleth."
The excuses for using the dirty tyrant
are numerous and frequent. One uses it
for his teeth; another for his general
health ; a third, for his corpulency; a
fourth, for his, leanness; a fifth, for a
watery stomach • a sixth, to help diges-
tion ; another 'because some ignorant
sottish, wine-bibbing, tebaceo chewing
er smoking doctor recommended it; thus
0
haft b
it pule
frame."
pack -
'0., HO-
dneedle
421-5
rIONFESSIONS OF A VICT M.—Pu lished
a -I a warning and for the be at of °wig me
and others who suffer from Net 0118 De ility,Lo s
of Manhood, &c., giving his )1 les of Self -Our,
after undergoing much sufferin and ex ewe, an
mulled free on receiving a pos paid cl reeted e -
velope. Address NATHANIEE MA YIP IR, P. .
Box 158, Brooklyn, N. Y. • ' 404-26
,-
QIX WEEKS AGO, AT TH UGGE MN 0
h-/ a friond, I began takingDlt. VHEEL .n's corn
pound Elixir of Phosphates an Cells& a for Dys-
pepsia, which had troubled mo f r some time, and
had impaired my general health Und r its use,
li
imin
provent WfLE4 rapid, and I. m hap y to state
that I hay.° entirely recovered. ALE . MeGID-
BON, Italian Warehouse, Mont 'cal. ,
i
THE LIVER 'MAY WELL B CAL 1 D TH
-A- scapegoatof ipnorance, sine most f the ill
that flesh: is heir to have been at ributee to" Ilvefr
complaint." Torpidity of thialergan 1 th, hea,
aches, billiousness, constipatioal and irr tation o
the kidneys and bladder are ond aesul s of tha
protean disease, dyspepsia, and Du W rEELER'
Compound Elixir of Phosphates, nd (Jerseys wi
cure the most obdurate of that 4lass of ffection
by invigorating the digestive apparatus.
• pHE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY.—J b Mosel;
_ -L 'Periodical Pills—Thie invaluable in diclue i
unfailing in the cure of .ell 'lose pa nful a
dangerous diseasee; to which th female constitu
tion is subject. It moderates '0111 execs and re
moves all obtructions, and a a edy en e may b
me
9 j
aaslied on. To aeried ladies, it i poeulia ly suited.
ilt will, in a short time, bring o the m nthly pal
lad with regularit: . These TO a Rhea d hot b
vd
aken by Females daring the st thre month
of Prcgraney, as they are sure o brin on Mite •
carriage, but at any other time ey are ale, in
all eases of Nervons and 8 iu&I cottons1
,
pains in tick Week and limbs, fat le on light ex-
ertion, palpitation of the heat, • hyst ries, and
means have failed; and, all ugh a pewerf
whites, these Lillis will effect a ors when all otiiii
remedy, do not contain iron, olWoniel, a timon3N
*or anything haraul to the coilatituai.n. Full
directions in the pamphlet armlet each package,
which should he carefully' prese ' ed. 3" b Moses,
New York, Sole Proprietor. $ 00 and 2i centa
for postage enclosed tu Northr & L an, Toe
ronto, Ont., general agents fo the D minion,'
will insure a bottle containin over 50 pills by
return mail. Sold in &Worth y E. H ekson
Co., J. S. Roberts, and'R. Lums en. 197
o RISK.—Thomas' .Eclectri 10111 rth te
•4-1 times its weight in gold. ' you k ow any.
thtng of it? If not, it ie time yeitalid.-- ain can-
not stay where it lensed. One dise cure common
sore throat. One bottle has ureeb onchitis.
Fifty cents worth has eared an al standi g cough.
One or two bottles erase bad ease of pUs or kid-
ney troubles. Six to eight appl ations tire any
case of excoriated nipples or infl ned br ast. One
bottle has cured lame back of e alb year stand-
ing. Daniel Plank, of Brooldle 1, Tiog County,
Pa., says: "1 went 80 miles fo a bottl of your
oil, which effected a wonderful c re of crooked
limb,. by six applications." An her wh• has had
asthma for years, says : "1 hav, half of 50 cent
bottle left, and $100 would not b y if uld get
no more," Rufus Robinson o Nund
r Eel
writes : " One small bottle oi
restored the voice where the per n had ot spok-
en above a whisper in five years." J.Tier. a. Mallory,
of Wyoming, N. Y., writes ")our Eel etric Oil
cured me of bronchitis in one week." Dealers
all over the country say, "We 14aye nev r sold a
medicine that, has given such ;tom lete sat sfaction
ail this." It is composed of. sixlof the est oils
that are known. Is aa good for i ternal s for ex-
ternal use, midis believed to bel.easu bly su:
perior to anytning ever metIe.1 W11 save
you much suffering and manyl doliars of
penee. It is sold, by all ,1 medlclne deal-
ers. Price, 25 Cents. S. N. TH, MAS, PRELPS,
N.Y. And NORTHROP & LYMA , Toronto, Ont.,
Sole Agents for the Dominion. I:MS.-134180We
—Seleetad andElectrized. Sold in Seaferth by
E. Hickson & Co., 7. S. Robert and 4427. Lum.8.s-
den.
N. Y.,
tric Oil
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RECEIVED AT
HO
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-
LIAM, HILL
TON *LANNE,
EY ..pprroNo
ILONGS,
SHIRTINGS, CARPE
P.
HAVthG PIJRCHASED These G OS
-
(.JNDR VALUE,
the preesure of the times, I ant entailed
to offer them at
Owing to
P rice8 That Wilt Astonish, Buiers
WINTER GOODS
Are Beth:iced • to ouch Los- Figures tba
* Iclear them.
.1.
REIMEMBER THE PLACE
W LXAM HILL
Opposite the Comraercial Hotel,
14t113
SEAFORTH.
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OHILDRpsl'S FUR SETS,
DRgSS GOODS,
WINO6fS,
SAL OLOAKINGS,
CLOUDS,
WOOL SHAVVLS,
BLANKETS; 1
WOOL QUILTS,
FLANNELS,
SHIRTS ANDI3RAWER%,
OVcROOATO,' _
TWIEEDS AND CLOTH
HATS AND IZ:APS,
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AND A FULL STOCK OF ALL,
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BUTTER TUBS.
SAMUEL TROTT 1
JJ now on hand at the Setiforth TubTactory
-a-4- a number of his well and favorably -known
Machine Turned Butter Packeges.
These Packages are the best in use, and will
give satisfactien.
OPECIAL INDUCEMENTS TO
LARGE PURCHASERS.
,
Ur. TrOtt expects in a short time to commence
Ilia manufaetere of Wash Tubs on a large scale..
887 SAMUEL TROTT,: Seaforth
JOHII
Bims to
Steekgof 1
?
W D Seafort
In form his 1 end i and the publie
1 that he aI4ige aird 001apI te
THE nOIRENCE
SEWING MACHINE
LIGH SING
1IkRSE C
TTUDIao and
Brthe, Com
In fact an
ways on h
Repairs
E ARNES
Til dr,c.
HS St Whip
8, 82 Ip8, dc.,
thing apperta ning o the Trade
lid, cheep as i4ny in 1. e trade, for cas
Executed with eatness an
Despatch.
N. B.--)47olltirs a Speciality. Collars of ever
desctiptiort tuaito to order in ti 1 -class style.
Repiertaber the Place: Two d re north of 111
Commercial Hotel, Seafor h.
JO
N WARD.,
TO TH PUBL
0 T LARG
W H. oil
Harne s, Sad le a
IANTIFA TV'
RST., SpAP
0
•A choiceassortment °Ili ht an
-SIGN OF THE SC;TCH-
Whips. Betls,Herse Clothing, &c.
on hand. Repairing promptly a
charges moderate. Remeniber t
the Scotch Collar. • W.
OLLAR.
heavy Harness*
kept constantli
tended to' an
e place,sign o
H. OLIVER.
C/2
h-4
r'.
`SSaNIS11a A.
GOODS.,
Iz
R. P. f?OGERS,
Noted" for Poiyulcfr Low Prices.'
„
PEOPLE ARE FINDING 0
THAT THERE IS
I
i\TO 1--11LTMECCT
I
IN THE
CROCKERY AND GLASSWA E
SALE AT
HALL & PAVEY'S.
A SMAI.J1 AMOtTNT. YET ON HAND.
Call if You Want to Get GooFls
at Cost Price.
HALL & PAVEy',1
1
3AO1S Iwo
3 JnlINIn
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11
0
W OIAII TO CI HIDE ATI SS7 12,LO V I.Q A7 V F SLS E" SRL dO gAT T7u
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'OR SALE BY
M.m. . 00UN
'Iatchroaker and Jew.
0
FOR THE H RD TIMES.
IT LASTS LONG
WORKS
AN
R,
BETTER,
RUNS LICH
Than any other Maezie in the 311jazka.
Just Enquire of any Pelfson whi)
has tTsed On and Learn
to tat they say of it.
REFERNOE
S
Rev. T. Goldsmith, AJealertb.; -Z;nicis Davey
and James Sinitic, Tuckeresmith ; Miss E
Bayfield; Robert Morrison, Osborn; Dr, Moore,
Exeter; • Robert Broadleaf, Morris, and thou-
sands of others.
Parti es wishing to Puichase Sewing *smithies
sbould go to an establishment mbere they can ,
have a •
FULL STOCK OF /kit, THE
FIRST-CLASS MACHINES MADE
To Select horn, and 'net to establishments
where only one or two are kept, and they, are
obliged to tell you they ere the hest hecaree they
have no better.
O. C. WI
LLSON 7
SEAF FITH,
Has in Stock the PL 'RENCE, wElpmElk
Montreal and NeIw York SINGERS,
ROYAL, /GARDINER WANZEI-4n Pour
Different Styles, 0 BORN, and a FM
COMMOII Machines,
Any of which will be sild Cheap for Cas or on
Short Credit. *
TO -THE ,i,ADIES.
In the Sewirg .2fachine and ifztsic
DepartOnent
MISS SLOAN
keeps a full stock of Bultterick's Patte ns and
Self -Fitting Charts. All the latest and newest
styles and fashions- Thelatest and mcst *liar
Sheet Music and Music Beaks.
0. C, WILLS
WET_TSIC_
THE
SEAFORTH
MUSICAL
INSTRUMENT !EPROM
WILLSON & SCO
Late 0. C.-WILI,SON, Proprietors of t a well
and favorably known establ ithment keep °thing
but grilE BEST.
IDIA.1\TQ/S_
The MATHUSHER, Lalmtgizt, end coth
class Instruments always on baud.
ORGANS, ORGAN
The VOGEL & LINCOLN Org
This Organ is imported direct from the ianti-
lecturers and is now being introduced int Can-
ada by Messrs. WILLSON li SCOTT, who re the
i
SOLE ACENTS FOR HE DOMI ill tf.
,
,
To this Organ we invite attantion. We b ve zio
boasting, but Amply ask yo , to test- is f yofir
ability is not adequate to this, „get hel frota
those who can supply your 9o1iincy. We invite
1 THE CLOSEST SORUTI
The keenest criticiares from
' inents, and the purest Mil
1 however, trust your own j
E R, fective, than that of one w
his own conedt to
Cure Leucorrhoea (or Whites), Plan 1 Menstrna-
, „ ken, Ulteration.of the Uterne, Over an Diseasee,
I I I Absent Menstrnetion, and all disco es 1_110W:1 a),
Female Weakness. They are prae red with the
greatest care, ttder the persona su ervision of a
Playsiciau. who has made fe e dise ses a epecial
study for many yearg,a Lid tiiey are Medicine on
which MARIA -ZED LADIES can depend '!in the
hour ),41 time of need " as an ng
FEAIA =GU TO.
Sold by all lam ' as eve wher Price, one
box, $1 ; six boxes, . ;' sent hy mail free of pest,
age seeurely seaaea from oh ervati n. For Lull
particulars *Tate tor onte pam blot, jhich we will
send in a sealed envelope to iriy address on re-
ceipt of nest ittemp to , prejjay ret rn postage.
Adi dress all leklistftruip"iviphi ts or p to
RA & CO.
'Windsor, Ont.
, Sold in Seafeath by E. licJson& Co.. 7. S.
iloberts, 11. Leunsddin and by ifldru gists.
NORTHROP; *LYMAN,eronta, Wholesale
Ageats.896-cow
LUMBER.
VITE have noT -en hand for sale, at our Saw •
gills, near Gray, Young_ & Sparling's Salt
Works, a large quantity of
HEMLOCK LUMBER, ;
Whlebwenowofferat$75oporM.
Parties favoring no with their orders will have
it promptly atteOded to. -
" 1
401 ARMITAGE, CARTER & GRAY.
the soundest jag -
lea) taste. 1etter,
dgment, thou •de -
o has little. b yond
FIT EDI FOR +HE TAS
:Such judgment we deprecate Test rs eri
and thoronahly by your sliest musicians
solicitatteLtion tO the
PATENT MANIPOLD PI
The only tuceetsful method to obtain th Piple
Organ tone. We beg Went on, also, to th
PATENT PIANO ATTACHMEN
It is not too tOstly for general me, a id
I
NEVER CAN GET OUT OF TONE.
It gives a soft, yet ringing, bpli-like tone, ,art-
ing a sparkling, vivacious chameter to the thusio.
This Instrument bas many other
IMPORTANT.
Over other Organs,
!BEST AND 0
In the Canadian
ROVEMENTS
and is the
HEAPESIt
Market.
THE TRADE LIBERALLY DEALT WIT/Ii
Besides the above the folio
be supplied Prince, Gei
Idason & Hamlin, Dell, of Gat
. -
A few second-4nd in
kinds for sale cheap.
wiusp N &
g ge lurocc'ed,E
n'shanstdsoyz
Woods,
i,
Pbietnanaofth4.
nts
.4 4
g :
SCOTT,
SEAFORT,11+: