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GRAY n
s
FLOC RY N
SAW Iff LS,
an
.
innerly oc`
rg prop _d
INES,
NE
Machinery, &c.
KSM T.H WORK
AND
� AL
1 -REPAIRS
2,22pity AttehJed To,
RS AND OTHER, CASTINGS
rUR. IfISHED.
›Pe'n AND MA,NUFACTURING Co
N=AS, Manager.
, ?i! 6, near Mansion House. 426
O A D.
...
N KRIM MILL.
signed hereby inform their many
a;ee the public generally of the Fe-
Factory and Lumber Yard to new
mc,ctioua premisea on
MAIN STREET,
increased facilities and some new 1
the best make, they will continue
ei and till ell orders for
'tears,; blinds, 3foiticlinge,
And ale: kinds of o
ED*LUMBER
Prices to Suit the timer..
es, Hay Racks, Cheese
Boxes, &a.
e. crf Secronc d Lumber on Head.
I AND SHINGLES.
crit Custom Planing wile!
Prompt. tttine tion,
uers hereby thank their nurnerotia
the liberal patronage extended to
nee past, and hope, by strict iuteg-
: atteution to business, to merit a
net iucreaee of the sante.
• whore accounts aro overdue we give
anon to pay up.
GRAY & SCOTT.
and Specifications for Buildings
application. 424.
LOGS WANTED.
.)LEMAN & 0OIi LNLOCK
ay the Highest Cash Price for
)GS OF ALL KINDS.
City of ELM LOGS suitable for the
Sawing attended to promptly,
is at guy other mill.
f..t every deecriptiou, also Shinglets,
eta always on hand, and at the eery
lrreeb.
BAR POSTS FGR SALE.
tE 1A . & COL INLOCK,;
Seaforth.
--ER IS came ON
Ire:,_ on should prepare for it
by purchasing a
S frQ-
AT
E. WHITNEY'S,
ET
- SEAFOPtTH..
, a. Large Stock of Cooking,
a,
ox and. Cosh Storer, of the
I attern, and from the best makers,
,fa at Button] Prices for cash or
all kinds in stock or made to
irotice. Repairing promptly at -
on hand, a large supply of the
Coal Oil in the market, which will
-e or ietail. Special inducements
=rchusers.
saran ti Jarnie:iou`rs Old Stand
forth.
)UiS. E. WHITNEY..
IEIAL LIVERY,
'FORTH.
E WHITEL.EY,,
sewed the Sloe '.pita Trades of the
i Livery, formerly Dean, front
a Co., Lens to state that lie la-
in. leanness iii the old: stand,
.ere 1 V:slriuble home; s ante vehicles
''s t int stock. Non e but
fieetalle Vehicles ctltdZ Coo
Itr,tw., frill be Kept.
`...ri
Baggies and G:irr'iagos,:and
Wageee Alw ayes heady for Use.
?sesculents With if.:osainttr-
nt I nne
•
• Stable,' or any of the hIotcls
tte_rdeeto-- 418
OATMEAL MILLS.
FULL OPERATION.
/.lit .l e(F , J'ot Bar/Cy,
Jf esti (.'h o j, j;ed,
* fill Peed Crtiiststetly on Lend'.
tie 3sl.t : es and Pri.lnys. Oatmeal
Highest ',tilenail for fiats,
& THObMSON.
LE CHEAP.
• OF DENCWI AND KNEE
Wa/oi8, 1ton Jfarr8
lie% etilbal•ro-tins,
a s, or wit be Elm/sump
t for Wood.
McNAUGHT, Seaforth.
•
•
MARCH 3, 1.87 6..
Oddly Addressed Letter&
A number of years aro a post letter ar-
rived in Edinburgh, audressed in.forei {n
handwriting to °` M. `%spits, Edw.
bourg." An no .. special directions- were
given, the post office officials were at ` a
loss to understand'who this M. Totnpits
could be. As far' as known there was no
such a person in the town. At length,
by pondering over' the matter, and"judg-
ing from the sound of this exttaordiaary
name,it wasdiscoveredthat the letter was
intended for our old and esteemed friend,
Mr. Thomas Potts, ordinarily and jocul-
arly called Tom 'otts=alas, now deceas-
ed,
etered, but remembered for the: geniality of
his character. The letter ,was fro%a
foreigner to Whom he had shown some
kindness, but who had understood his
name to be simply Tompits,; It is men-
tioned tha4 something of the same kind
once took place regardinga letter which
arrived by post in Lonon, directed to
"Sromfridevi, Angleterre.'rThere Was
no such person as Sromfridevi ever heard
of; but on a little consideration, and
judging from sound it was obvious that
the foreign writer of the letter meant Sir
Humphrey Davey ; and this proved to be
the case. Following the example of the
English General Posit Office, the French
Administration des Postes maintain a
staff of " blind clerks "—that is to Say
caligraphic experts who are supposed to
be able to decipher the most illegible
handwriting, and to -deduce sense and
meaning flout the apparently hopeless
chaos of orthographical blunders. ' Some
years since there was 4returned to . the
French Dead Letter Mee an epistle
which bad gone the round of every sea-
port in the levant `and the ambiguity
of whose superscription had baffled a ;le-
gion of oatmasters. It was addressed
"J. Dubois, 'Sultan Crete." , Now, what
could this mean? The suzerain of the
Island of Crete is the Sultan of Turkey,
but His Majesty's name is Certainly more
lik Abdul Asiz than J. Dubois. Five
out of the six blind clerks in the`.R,tie
Jean Jacques Rousseau ° confessed their
entire inability to solve the mystery of
Dubois, who, on the face of the envelope
at least was proclaimed a Cretan Sultan.
But to the sixth of the band of experts
there suddenly occurred a happy inspira-
t -on. " Fetch me a Navvy ILK" ka said
to a subordinate. The Aitnucaire de lit
Marine was brought. The expert looked
up Sultan, but alas 1 there was no ship
bearing that name in the French navy
stationed at Crete or anywhere else. The
wary cryptographer cogitated for -a time,
still turning over the pages of the. Navy
List. At length he -rose triumphant to
the occasion. "I have it," he cried ;
this letter s addressed to J. Dubois,
Este le Traiterede," and to M. Dubois, who
was a quartermaster on board the good
ship Trancrede, on the Pacific station,the
letter was duly forwarded. The missive
was from the quartermaster's brother,
whose education, so far as regarded spel-
ling, had seemingly been of a strictly
phonetic nature, and who had written
down his relative's address, mit in accord -
vice with the commonly receivedoc-
trines of orthography, but just as Ithe.
words had sounded to his ear."—Ulcrt-
ber 8' J(.nh/•hall,
Absurdity of'High-Heeled Bo ts.
Woman is not in the habit of takin the
advice so freely offered her in a kindly
spirit by man. She listens apparently to
all he says as to the inconvenience and
extravagance of her dress and of its• prej-
whaled effect on her health, but pays no
attention to his warnings and resol-
utely follows the path of her own inclin-
ations, even though it l'.ads to the work-
house or the grave, with that firmness
h h charming char- return tnai . o
acteristics. At the spring season of the reee J, s. IBobei s,
year, however, when, owing to the treach-
erous nature of our climate and the greasy NO i3.ISii.--T
condition of our avements out -door: ex- times its w
pthiniC of it ? If
ercise is often as dangerous as it is bene-
ficial, woman can hardly fail to see the
absurdity of her hick -heeled boots. It is
quite impossible for her to walk with any
ease, comfort, or safety to herself in these
instruments of torture, which, by throw-
ing her out of the perpendicular, give her
the appearance of the.leaning tower of
Pisa, and produce an impression on spec-
tators that she may at any moment;top-
ple over. Her boots, also, are far too
thin for walking purposes, and it was
only very recently that an inquest was
held on the body of a young lady who,
owing to a nail piercing the sole of, her
boot, received`such au injury to the, foot
that she died of tock -jaw. Woman, more•
over, now that she takes so active a part
in the business of life and is almost , ubi-
quitous, requires to be strongly if not
ponderously shod, so that when necefsity_
arises she may hold her own with man,
returning kick for kick with that fascin-
ating -but foolish creature. A few words
from the pulpit would, perhaps, induce E. Hickson &:
her to take the question of boot reform - den.
1
made, the same u
tinned with little heti
tenant, however, one
ising.manufac ur of
are
ay a
ready a
Which • and
the old. fitage:
a head. I Ano
still worth m.
tical room in
laid out for ii
show room for
hen we men
Sprin, ld tl
hurpose, as . s
as been mad
of minis his
Co irtt`.vro%
know what ki
upon whom y
tions? Ask
is. If She is`
ing, if she is
with her pare
best prise
.The eye of mo he
delight as it r sts �npon
moving lightly :n the
spoken recommen'lation
ar
6o1ne.
it
Ii is
The
hie, agmo
ifs of
h
slow
nee
aha
tis ti
hidth - first eh
pe&tion s ill
the:®a a
ion that
Joh
11 be
ng tl
At
1�
r
�fc
us
roo
pe d`
guft'ic'en
e pr gr
A
• r4L
aw e sh
ve lea
kind f ;a c1(au
ibna an4 s
irate , e d co
ou ;ave n
pines h=
or fa a bra
r ,prescs
o unto
PEC
Errfs'Coco�
B1 a the
nature laws
�►f digestion ar
ful upplieatio
well -selected
vided our bree
ly flavored bd
many heavy
judicious use
a constitutio
until strong
dency to die
maladies
We mar esca e •
keeping ourse ve
blood, ! and a
Civil S'rviec
ets labelled- "
m epatthic C�lieni stss
St. ,and 170, f'icdil
�coNF' SSION til A
a warning nd for
and others who uff fro
of Manhood, &c�, g ing
*after undergoin m eh s
mailed free on �ee' ing
`velope. Addre N H
Box la, Brookl;
HAVING used Dry Wh
Phosphate ancd Ca
my family' for se er ye
in -recommends g as
When t began t .ki it
flesh and strew h fro
with raisineeof hle m,
blood, which p m tient
from diseased li ng .
edy I found my s to
ally I became c tet,
meantime gain rty
enexowi, mon
I
iron
hi,.
0
co
f
er
w.µ
r>4
,crateful and c
kiaowl dg
Ii ;gov in the o
utrriti ' n, and
ii thefine 1
a,M.El,
•t tables wig
ger whish
rs bills.
ch a
,
e
ro
,
t
till eon -
present
ng and
has al -
o
ny of
t going
hieh is
e iden-
wl was
ati
goods.
is now
raon, of
for our
s that
years
leer.
d you
'11 make
inten-
hter she
1f -deny
Sdental!
bat the
future.
ing with
is form,
ce, is a
value.
n.forting
of the
ations
y a -care-
rtiets of
as pro-.
h a delicate -
save us
is by the
diet that
built up
ery ten -
o f subtle
ready to
k point.
haft by
ith pure
frame."
nl: in pack-
& Co., Ho -
hr .adneedle
on ".421-v2
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AMERI 'AI$ 1T NAILS,
AVERT I AIT C11T NAILS,
0 AMERICAN C
rise AMERICAN C
AMERI ?AN C
1.
CTtM4-P
bepeii of
ervons D
rule
'lug ai
ost-pa
EL
Wished as
young men
bility, Loss
o Self -Cure,
ids pewee, and
id directed en-
s AIB, P. O.
404-20
el is Cont and Elixir
is ye pereo ; lly, and in
rs 1 have. n hesitation
a ery reliabl medicine.
h: • fallt�n off greatly in
tie effeslts of a cough,
nt occnsiona spitting of
p.yscians a ated to be
H v4i•g onrinn d the rein-
• s : be tin , a� d continu-
estor , b ving in the
a i w fight. J. Y.
THE GREAT FE
Periodical ill
unfailing in the c
dlangerbous discuss:
tlou is subject. It
moves all obtru do
relied on. To m i. ri
It will, in a sho
nod with regal.
taken by Ferns
of Prcgrancy, ai
carriage, but at
all raises of ' ei
pains i the back -a
ertion, palpitation
whites thews pi is
means hove f ilei
remedy , do not cot
or any hang h ' tfr
directi ns is th pa
whichshould b coli
New Yoprk, Sol Pi
for postage enclose
ronto, Out., gener
which is one ofher most, b will insure a not
"1 lei'
rt t
irit
es
I ti
any
AL
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ire
to ,
mod
dOs a
gala
e,
inu
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'Roth
ons
d H
of
till c
fain
a
l to
fh
nil
BUDDY.
is invalu ble
f Sill 'the o
hi hthe fem
rates, all, ex
d {{{{ a ape
e,itiisl
rikmg on
helm pil1
the fir,
re sure
r time t y
and; Sp na
bs,fati tie
he heart li
cota'.cnr w
d, :although
hien, eat*
the conetiti
et around ea
t',town, d.
dy
ecu
he
fish
t
b
prie or. $1
Northrop
cuts for
ntaining
eafotth it
. Lumsden.
to:
I a
c e
t in
not stay where ft is toted. One dots° eurescommon'
sore throat. One, bottle hen cored bronchitis.
Fifty cents worth has cured RA old staading cough.
One or two bottles urea bad eased of piles or kid-
ney troubles. Six to eight applications cure uny
case of excoriated ri pples or inflamed brea at. _One
bottle has cured 1 ein ack of el ht years stand-
ing. Daniel Plan of
bottle left, c.n (Si i'7 ul not b y if I could get -el ---4 --ele4 < -el -.
the
Ye
Xob Moses'
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AMERIC CPT NAI.S.
AMERICAN CUT NAILS.
AMERIOAN 'CUT NAILS.
AMERICAN COT NAILS,
AMERI 'AN CUT .NAU.S.
AMER1 AN CUT •NAILS.
AMER 'AN CUT NAILS.
AMER ICA 'T CUT NAILS.
AMER CAN OUT NAILS.
AMER CAN dUT NAIILS.
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AMER CAN GUT NAILS.
AMER CAN CUT NAILS.
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AMERICAN CUT NAILS'.
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sinful and AMERICAN 6UT NAILS.
medicine is .
le eonetitin
re may be
as ly suited.
ald not he
reo months
ng on Mis-
re safe. In
Affections,
ei slight ex -
stenos, and
en all other'
a powerful
don, Full
.h package,
Job Moses,
d 12/ cents
ynian, To -
Dominion ,
50 pale by
Hickson &
197
electric Oil Worth ten
gold. Dol yea know any-
reoknele
miles for
d did cu
Tioga County,
a bottlo of your
e of a crooked
BUT
-L.B. a number f his we and favorably known
Mach4ne urned. utter Packages.
These Packages are the best in nese, and will
give satisfactio
SPECIA.L INDUCEMENTS TO
Mr. Trott exppets in a short time to commence
the manufacture of Wash Tubs on large see,le.
887 ' SA EL TROTT, Seaforth
L
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en above a whis er five nets." Rev. J. MallerY• slne Ps- n:- ille fre Dn n"
of 'Wyoming, la . Y , write : "Your Ecleetrie Oil g k k- f.e-,,,, el el.',
-cured me of p an hitig I one eek.''' Dealers '---"--"T r7 1-3
all over the e nt y say, " We heve never sold a nn ens:: ee tliee.
Bee thiS.'1 it i corliiposed of six of the best oils f7i ed tli el 171 'E..14-4
that are known I as good tor internal as for ex- LI M M M eetzi M ' te CO
ternal use, and a b !loved to be irnmeasurably eu- 'no 1,71i Mt no
perior to a ythi g - ever made, Will save '; nj,1"-3 ni le3, VI le.`5, Pie,
you much ,su ori s and many dollars of ex- nie‘ ca -.)2 (T.!, `e15 een5 ,21 „es
pense. It s s ld - bn all medicine dean F-7•;. F,I py 1-71. ibo tj 1.--1
Sole Agents for th Dominion. N, 07 E.—Eclectrie 000C)00 'M
io., J. 3. obertit, sad R. Lams- 9 ° • 5' • P
Ai
, into serious consideration.
SASH DOI,
The First Shawl Wove at Alva.
•
SEAFO T PLANING MILL.
R IAND BLIND FACTORY
_ In connection with a paragraph which
appeared recently, intimating the death
of the late Mr. Andeew Dawson, manu-
facturer, we have received some interest-
ing information, The following are the
particulars of this case', as communicated
by an esteemed. correspondent : In 1828,
blankets and plaidings were then the sta-
ple trade of the village. The late James
Harrower, who built the clreenfield. mill,
was then engaged in thiSi occupation. At
the adjoining corner of his' workshop
stood the old village inn, bept by Mr.
David Syme, father of your worthy old
Doctor Syme of Alloa. Opposite this inn
- stood the old Parish School, on the same
site now occupied by the flourishing
Johnstone Arms Hotel. In the old inn
thus described were assembled for their
" Meridian " a few of the worthy then
manufacturers of Alva—a custom, by
the way, which is still very much kept,
up by many of their sucassors. A pass-
ing machine from Stirling then halted for
refreshments: One of the accupants was a
lady, who wore a, " Meg Meriless " tartan
shawl, which had been woven at' Ban-
nockburn, then the first place in ' Scot-
land which had only lately begun thirst
trade. , With a keen and intelligent eya
to business, the future men of Alva saW
the prize within reach. Mr. Robert
Harrower, son of james Harrower, step-
ped gallantly up to the machine, and beg-
ged. tha favor of a look at the neiv shawl,
which was at once heartily given. Step-
ping inside to the room of the old " pub-
lic," this lady took off the shawl, laid it
upon the table, and allowed a minute ex-
amination to be made. Mr. Harrower at
once copied the pattern, and in a few
days the first shawl web was beamed in
the old shop -and thus, A beginning made.
of an important branch of the trade,
which has helped the village to fame and.
to fortune. Another curious:instance still
hangs about this matter. In the same
-" shop " where this first beginning was
tt
him since eo en beg 'Business n Seatorth, and L-... t.-1 c-, E., t-, t...,
trusts that he y- e Livered with v, continuance t -I t-+ t..i t -i ri t-1
of the same.
Parties Jute in to blind won16 do well to give P Pee tinn., 'en'es, Pa, frn 0 W
him a call, as lila le 11 continue to keep on Land a "4 4 it--, it. -7, A %
IT
hut Ilret-ela ss or en are =planet, . X -e' r4
tsi
1,111111's Mill.i
They will k ep ns
ment of ALL HI 1)8
undressed. nrei LA
which 'they ee n pa
sane prices, Or sin
hi
before pure Sin eine
offergood in noe on
160
mA.0bON ALD
publie that they have. re -
et Yard to the lob between' ee i --It t -i
en to sell a the lowest pos.
el Fe.
will Bud it to their advan-
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WA
S MET IIIVG FEW.
Ready-made CI Olin
gives bette va no
hist call an se or
OILS, PAI TS
Of the best ran4s a wept on ha, d. Special Ill-
dneements o CtOrth P ehasersi
All patio having ver-elne ote and aecoultet
they will be put Into otherbaniss or collection.
897.52 FARQ R SMITH
(PI aFt136Eliii fire R
d Bonts and Shoes he
hen can lbe got elsewhere.
ouraelvese
ND VARNISREO
uvanuoij
3'O1
BR" to
gene
Stock of
41-d.-cPt it it hd
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MOOD AND _SI SN
WAVD, , Seaforth,
form IM friends and t pnbi;e in
that ire bee a Large a d Complete
2110
y
5
LIGHT SINGLE HA " NESS,
HORSE CLOTHING,
Vruuk
H
In fact an thing appertaining to the Trade Al-
ways op • nd, cheap as any in the trade, for cash.
Ikepairs
RECEIVED AT
WILLIAM
H I L. US.
THE FLOR
SEWING ikh
and Valises, Whips,
811481 C'Omb8, Snap &c.,
Executed with Neatness and
Despatch.
N. 13,— oilers a Speciality. Collars of every
lescripti. made to order in first-elass OYU-
Rowena er the Place ; Two doors north of the
Commerc 1 Hotel, Seaforth.
JOHN WARD.
Harn
(4,
Whips, B
on hand.
charges
the Scote
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ti) LMI
124
0
E PUBLIC AT LARGE
H. OLIVER,
ss, Saddle and Collar
N OF THE SCOTCH C
assortment of light and h
oderate, Remember the
0
LLAB.
avy Harness,
pt constantly
ded to' and
place,sign of
. OLIVER.
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0.
ee
1.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF TRUNKS AND VALISES,
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glg
0 Mod
ra
es
ee
ee es,
tt
`ssaNIsaa
RUSSELL
AND
co
CANTON FLANN4S,
GREY OQTTONS
DRILLINGS,
SHIRTINGS, CARPETS.
FOR. SALE BY
R. COUNTER,
Watchmaker and Jo eler, Seleforth.
HAVING PURCHIPASED Th
UNDER
GOODS
VALUE
Owing to the -pressure tr hp times,
to offe at
enabled
POR THE HAR
' LASTS LONGER:,
WORKS 44.
AND :RI
WINTER GOO
Are Reduced to such
elea
ow Figures tha t
REMEMBER HE PLACE
Opposite the
einiercial Hotel,
SE FORTH.
CHRIST AS ALE
HAVING BO HT 4 LARGE
LO
WINTER, GO9DS
.;,g A -
Than any other 3achIne
the Mirka,.
Just Enquire of any Perim, Ink)
has Used One, and Learn
what they say of it.
Rev. 'T. Goldsmith, Pato
and James /Wale, Tuckersmit
Hayfield; Robert Morrison, OS
Fleeter; Robert Bioaderlot,
sands of onbers.
harvearati es wishing to Pnrelmse
should go to an establiehmt
FULL STOCK OF 4,t1.1.
FIRST-CLASS 'MA
To &led from, and 'not t
Where only one or two are
obliged to tell you they are th
have no better.
11; jemes Davey
; Miss Bens Ntng,
urn; Dr, Moore,
Sewing Machines
ut where they can
THE
HINES MADE
establitilements
best because they
SEAFOR
as in stock the FLOR CE„ WEBSTER,
I Montreal and NOvir York SINGERS,
Different Styles, OSBO N, and a Few ,
Common Machines,
/kny of which will be Iola c
Short ere
ap for Cash or on
•
TO THE LADIES.
In the Sewirg Machine and Music
MISS S OAN
•
keeps a lull stock of Butte idea Patterns and
Cbarts. All the latest and newest
Myles and fashions. Theis t and most popular
Sheet Music and Mil sie/3ooks. 1
THE S' EAF RTH
WE CAN CeneER
INSTRUMENT E
SOME SPEIAL BARGA NS IN
LADIES/ R SETS,
CHILDRE FUR SETS;
DRESS G ODS,
WINCEY
SEAL CL AKINGO,
CLOUDS,
WO9L S AWLS,
BLANKE
FLANNEL
SHIRTS AND DRAWERS;
OVERCOATS,
TWEEDS AND ot_iiims,
HATS AND CAPS1,
AND A FULL STOCK OF ALL
KINDS OF
FURNISHI
NG G
Late 0. C. 1VILLSON, Prop eiors of this _
and favorably lumwn establit
but TUE 'DEMI.%
ent keep nothing ,
class Instrnmente air yr en banes
ORGANS. 9RGANS.
This Organ is invented ect from the M -1111W.
lecturers and is now being ' troduced into Can-
ada by Messrs. Avri.,Lsori COTT, who are the
SOLE AGENTS FOR HE DOMINION.
To this Organ we invite atte itione We have no
boastingebut eimply ask yon to teat it, If your
ability is not adequate to hie, get help from
those itho can supply your fteieney. We invite
THE CLOSEST CR.UTINY,
The keenest ceitiefsms from the soundest judg-
mentos and the purest rau teal taste. Better,
however, trust your own dgment, though &-
teethe, than that of one. evh has little beyond
his own omen to
FIT HIM FOR HE TASK.
Such judgment we deprecate Test us critically
solicit attention to the
ODS. PATENT MANI OLD PIPE,
$1 Noted" for 1,"opular Low Prices.
Veinal Weakness. They are pine:: ed-‘eiN:Nith the
P„, Vet., :ii. r%. P .t. ns *3' Ut ceration of the Morns, Ovarian Dieeases,
('-, YO 0 (') 0 C) 0 grwheai: t care, under the pereonat supervision of a
Physic'en who has made female diseases a epecial
study
hour
tdtiitttiiktdtIJ
MARRIAG 140ENCES
, (Under the neiv Act,) hinted at the
Under authnrity of the Lieutenant -Governor of
- tench
or many yearsee ied they are, a Medicine on
AHMED LADIES can depend " in the
d time of need" se an unfailing
FEMALE REGULATOR
Sold by all Dreg 'sts everywbere. Price, ape
CHEAP AS ANY IN TOWN
box, $ ; six boxes, 6 ; sent by mail free ot pelt -
age s curdy sealed jrom observation. For full
partic re write tor our pampblet, which we will
send a sealed envelope to any a.ddress on re.
ceipt post stomp to prepay return postage.
A s all lett ers for pnphiets or pills to
WILLIAM GRAY & Co
Winasor;ealt. FENCING WI
Sol in Seaforth by E. Hickson it Co., 7. B.
Robe a, E. Lumsden, and by all druggists.
ARDWARE
JUST EOEIVED,
A LA STOCK
Building Hard
Which will be sold an
ware,
The only oucceseful method to obtain the Pipe
Organ tone. We beg attent ton, also, to the
PATENT PIANO TTACHMENT.
It is net too cestly for metal use, and it
NEVER CAN GET OF TUNE.
It gives a soft, yet ringing,
beget sparkling, viYacions e
This Instrument has many
Over other Orga
BEST. AND
In the Camilla
nlike tone, impart -
reefer to the music,
ther
13esides the above -the to
will be Hennaed : Prince,
Mason &Hamlin, Bell, en
A fefr second-hand In
kinds kir sale cheap.
WILLSON
ROVEMENTS
and is the
HEAPEST
Market.
Llf DEALT WITH.
Owing ATZ.011 hand
eorge Woods, Est or
ells); and otberesnan
minarets of nations
sooTr,