TOWN9 AND ZÔO VILLA(ilS. R'll ►+on'r Castor Oil EmulKlon, Plearfent and Effectual, Ilrapcr Samuel, farmer Dunham Ilenry, butcher Dunham William, farmer Dy ment John D y mont Philip If., teamster Emery Daniel, laborer Fields Samuel, farmer Flatt & Thompson, manufrs. lumber 6arland John farmer Gibbons Charfed, sr. ^lastorer Gibbons Charles, jr. laborer Gidnoy Arthur, laborer Gidnoy Joseph, teamster Haines R„ general merchant Haines William, plasterer Hall George, farmer Harris William E., carpenter Ilaw George, farmer Henderson William, laborer Hopkins Mrs. A. Howard Henry, farmer, agent St. Catharines nurseries Howell Ovid, saw mill ownet Hull Richard, mason Iiull William, laborer Jamieson Robert, lumber inspector Jamieson William,lhrmor Johnson David. laborer Johnson Nicholas, laborer Jones J. W., farmer Kalor James H., far.utr Kalor Miss Rebecca, dressmaker Kalor Wesley , trader Kemp Joseph, hotel Kerr William, book agent Kievell Thomas, farmer Kitchen Nelson, laborer Lsngdon Edward, laborer Lemon Samuel, or. farmer Lemon Samuel, jr. farmer Lemon Thomas, farmer Lemon William, p hotographer Lovegrovo David, farmer McIntyre Duncan, fhrmer McLean Alex., saw mill owner McLean Eliud, grocer McLeod Archd., section supt. G.W.R McPherson Baird, carpenter Mardue Edward, farmer Mathows .lohn, wagon maker Montiznu► ery William, tailor MOtiTltE:1L TELEGRAPH CO., Chas. Berrington, operator Mulholland trias, farmer Mulholland William, farmer Myers Elijah, lumber inspector Nesbitt Adam, farmer,saw mill owner NESBITT WILLIAM, lumber and spar mnnfr., Lynden iron^wcrks north Carlisle ORR JAMES E., postmaster, general merchant, Patterson Robert L., boot maker Pepper Andrew, farmer Pepper Edwin, farmer Pepper Isaac, farmer Pettit Adam, blacksmith Purvis William, carpenter Riley William, laborer Riley William. saddler Rouse Mrs. James RUNCHEY THOMAS, proprietor Lyndon hotel Ryan Thomas, sawyer Savage William, trackman, G. W. R Shaver Henry, carpenter Shaver John, farmer Smith Abraham, wagon maker Smith Mathias, farmer Starch Charles, trackman, G. W. R TEEPLE S. S., hotel keeper Tufford Francis, engineer [owner VA.\SICKLE BENONY, sr. mill Vansickle B. & N., general merchants Vanaickle B. W., carpenter Vansickle Henry, farmer Vansickle Thoe. J. R., sawyer Weaver Nicholas, farmer Weir Alexander, farmer Wells William, potter Wheyman Wm. veterinary surgeon Wing Abraham, sawyer Wing William, lath maker Wood Robert, saddler JAMES E. ORR, General dealer in Dry Gooia, Groceries, Hardware, Boots & Shoeu, etc., ILYN3WZ1N, - • ONTiRIO_ TOWNS AND 251 PiLLAOM. Children cry for it. Rold by all DruqgialA. MILLUROVE, AN"i;l:i,r in the Townbhip of 11'c,t Flamboro', 7 miles from Hamilton and 6 frotn 1 ► wola'. BERNE ï WM. If., P. M., general merchant Brooks S. J., teanistcr Carey Edwurd, farmer Carey James, farmer Carey John R., farmer Carey Michael, farmer Carey Richard, farmer Cummings Charles, shingle manufr. Cummings Daniel, farmer Cummings David, farmer Cummings Shipman, farmer Davis Capt. Joseph, farmer Flatt John I., lumber merchant Flatt Samuel, farmer Foster Edward, fhrmer Garvin John B., shoemaker MOUNT ALBION. A Village in the Township of Saltflect, 7 miles from IIamilton and Rymal station. Ironsido Robert, farmer Lafferty Edward, farmer Lafferty John C., farmer Lewis Joseph, shingle manufr Niller Henry, mason Miller Thomas, blacksmith rt ilne Charles, innkeeper Mitchell Edw., farmer Nicholl John, farmer Orr William, cirpenter Peter David, blacksmith ltyckman Alexander, farmer Ryckman NelE.on, farmer Ryokman Sylvester, weaver Sovereign Edward, farmer Vallio Edward, farmer Williams Jacob, wagon maker Barrett George C., farmer Bruce William P., farmer Clark Alexander, laborer Cook & Donaldson, millers COOK JAMES R., J. P. postmaster Davis Daniel, farmer, hotel-keeper Davis Jonathan, farmer Dean Levi, tavern Dunn Mrs. Barbara Galloway Andrew, wagonmaker Grassix Chas., blacksmith Grandy Thos., farmer Hildrith M,. tavern Jocklin Christo p her, laborer Martin Henry, butcher Pear John, laborer Soloy Ilobert, farmer Sterling Daniel, carpenter Turner Donald, carpenter Turner John, farmer Vanduson Benjamin laborer Watt Robert, laborer 2 from 1iOU NTSBURG, A pci;toflico in the Township of East Flamboro', Il ► nilc; 1'rom WatciYlown and 16 from IIamilton. McNeviu J. C., farmer Mount E., farmer PAINE JAMES N., postmaster I Taylor Robert, blacksmith Thompson & Laking, merchants
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TOWN9 AND ZÔO VILLA(ilS.
R'll ►+on'r Castor Oil EmulKlon, Plearfent and Effectual,
Ilrapcr Samuel, farmerDunham Ilenry, butcherDunham William, farmerDy ment JohnDymont Philip If., teamsterEmery Daniel, laborerFields Samuel, farmerFlatt & Thompson, manufrs. lumber6arland John farmerGibbons Charfed, sr. ^lastorerGibbons Charles, jr. laborerGidnoy Arthur, laborerGidnoy Joseph, teamsterHaines R„ general merchantHaines William, plastererHall George, farmerHarris William E., carpenterIlaw George, farmerHenderson William, laborerHopkins Mrs. A.Howard Henry, farmer, agent St.
Barrett George C., farmerBruce William P., farmerClark Alexander, laborerCook & Donaldson, millersCOOK JAMES R., J. P. postmasterDavis Daniel, farmer, hotel-keeperDavis Jonathan, farmerDean Levi, tavernDunn Mrs. BarbaraGalloway Andrew, wagonmakerGrassix Chas., blacksmith
1iOU NTSBURG,A pci;toflico in the Township of East Flamboro', Il ► nilc; 1'rom WatciYlownand 16 from IIamilton.
McNeviu J. C., farmerMount E., farmerPAINE JAMES N., postmaster
I Taylor Robert, blacksmithThompson & Laking, merchants
TOWN4 AND 253 VI LI , A 111 .`• TOWNS AND 252 VILLAGE,.
Archdale Wilmot' at Manufacturing Chemistm. •• Mix," The liooderful invisible Cement, oser 3500 mold,
A Village in the Township of Glanford, C miles from Hamilton.
NORTH. GLANFORD•
Allison William, Wad-smith Alma:, Patrick, fat mer Bates Joseph, farmer Bates John, farmer Bradt David, constable Brigham Willam , Ileum Chase lien. farmer Choate Elgin, fanner Choate Thos., a mot., tp. clerk & trees Eckenson DI ward &; Son,briek make , s DICKENSON EDWARD sen., post-
maser Dickenson Edwaivl Pr., mason Dickenson John, mason Ell:s Henry, ft mer French Au!;estioe, farmer F:neb EljzLtl , agr. implements agent
onch Thomas, fr. , mer Gage William, B., farmer Goodalo A mos. fa. mer Hof teell George, fat.nor
Ftaneis, shoemaker Kelly John. fa , mer Kelly Robert, freintr
Anderson John, tavern Armstrong II., farmer Armstrong' John, farmer Armstrong T., farmer Atkins W. & G., blacksmith Barmen P., farmer Barmen It:chard, agent Barneby II. G., wagon maker Bell David. school teacher Bennett Joley, farmer Blackburn Wm., farmer Boyle C., farmer Buyle J., farn-er Brown Rev. G. H. Burgess F. farmer Busk C., farmer Caines John, farmer
Kelly Seth, farmer Kemp John, farmer Kern David, fat mer King Samuel, house mover MeEtggen David, l'amer McKee, Lyman, farmer Macdonald James, fariner Na' idle James, fariner Marrihall Alexander, %miler Marshall George, farmer Maaon David K., tavern Mattice Wilt:am. teamster Potts Chat les, larme" Sm Eltod. fa. mer Smith Ol.iadah. farmer Smith Robert, Lirmer S.n:.h Silaa, l'aimer Te. rebe. ry Jacob, fai mer, saw mill
proprietor Tvdd John, farmer Webb Herq, fat mer Wilson George, farmer WiightEliah, fa - iner Young Robert, farmer
merchant. tp tretuturer Cernell E. II., farmer Elleiton Thomas, farmer Fingland William, fariner Flemming Thomas, farmer Gilbert John, farmer Henderson Thomas, shoemaker Henderson William, collector Howard Charles, Hun _or Robert, bailiff Ireland Thomas, farmer Ireland William, farmer Jackson J., farmer
Jackson William, ruiner Kornigban A., t'armer Ke,.i.ighan Samuel, farmer McCartney Charles, school teacher McClure Peter, fa..mer McComb Charles, farmer McCusker, Mrs. hotel McDonald Wm., J. P., tp clerk McKinght A., farmer McKnight John, farmer MeManaby John, farmer Moore E., farmer Moore J., mail carrier Nichol Thomas, farmer Nisbet William, lumberman O'Connor Michael, farmer
Aimas David, farmer Aimas William, farmer Amos Patrick, farmer Bay non Thomas, shoetnaker Bond Silas, ieutcher Bull Rev. George A., church of Eng-
land CARR JOHN, P. M., hotel keeper Connor Robert, wagon maker Davis Henry, butcher DeCoverly Charles, farmer Gage William, farmer Ilerd Samuel, farmer IIess Andre's, farmer Hess Jacob, farmer Hess Samuel, butcher Horning John, farmer Johnson John, painter Kearns Isaiah, farmer • Kearns Samuel, farmer
Babcock Reuben, livery BOND EDWIN, P. M., cheese manfr
and farmer Casement Wiliam, farmer Chapman George, boots and bhoes
Patterson D., farmer Patterson R., farmer Plastow J. B., general merchant Preston Thomas, farmer Pringle D., mason Riddle B., farmer Robinson NVilliam, black, mith Rutherford John, farmer Shamp J., farmer Smith Andrew, farmer Smith J. T., farmer Stewart John, farmer Stockwell W., carpenter Stockwell Wesley, carpenter Swinton T., farmer Wray George, farmer
Long Henry, hotel keeper McKee Henry, hotel keeper Marshall Alexander, farmer Marshall George, farmer Misener William, farmer Peacock Arthur, butcher Ilyekman Hamilton, farmer ltymal Jacob, farmer Itymal William, farmer Smith Samuel, tanner Smith Seth. farmer Walls W illiam, carpenter White William, farmer Wiekle John, butcher Teo John, farmer Young Alexander Young Calvin, farmer Young Henry, farmer Young John, tailor
Davis David, Deary James, innkeeper Faulkner A. W., groecr Greene P. II., cheese manfr., farmer Hooper Itev. 11., ch. of England
ROCKTON. A Vidage in the Townshin of Beverley, on the road between 1)unda3 and Galt, 15 mites from!, Hamition, 6?1. from Lydden, 10 from Galt. It wail first mottled i. 1824 by — McCune, James Cook and Lemuel Lamb.
RYCKMAN'S CORNERS. A Village in the Township of Barton, 3i miles froin Hamilton.
SHEFFIELD. A Village in the Township of Beverley, on the Dundee macadamized road, 4 miles from Branehton Station G. W. R., and 19 from Hamilton.
TOWNS AND 254 VILLAQIB.
Wil8on'a Compound t3yrup Wild Cherry for CouQhs,
Clark Rev. R. A., United BrethrenCochlin John, shoomakerCochrane John, teacherCulham George, threshing machineInglis J., carpenterLamb Charles, lumber merchantLloyd John, grocerLloyd Joseph,Lundy J. B., M. DMain David, farmerMennah William, shoemaker
Dry 6ioodsq Hats and Capsq Beady-madeClotl>tingo Clothing made to order, Groceries,Hardware Boots and t3hoe®, Patent McAf-cines, Paints and Oilsq Dye Btaffi.
WILCOX & FOBBYT$ Sheffield, County of Wentworth.
STONEY CftEEKIA Village in the Townshi p of Saltfloet, on the Hamilton macadamized road,7 miles from Hamilton. The village is pleasantly situated in the midst of afertile count.ry, and is particularly suited for private summer reeidences.It was here that a smali force of militia completely routed in a night attacka body of United States regulars on their invasion of Canada in 1812. Dis-tance from Hamilton 7 miles, and from the chorc of Lake Ontario 2 nilcs.Population about 250.
manufactureraGilliland Thomas, general agentGoodson John, shoemakerGrieve Walter, lumber merchantHull Henry, hotel keeperJohnson J. W., teacherJONES ALVA J., P.M., clork divi-
sion court
Jones Wm. It., ,^.nrmcr, town'p. clerkLee David, b ►acksnithlice Hamilton, bl9cksmithLeo James, blacksmithLottridgo Wm. A., grape growerMcMullen E. M. , hotel keeperMiller John, grist and ahinglo nulsRandall Stewart, farmerRogers William H., masonRussell Thomas, masonSmith E. B., storekeeperSpringsted Jasper, clerkSpringstod John, laborerSpringsted Oliver, carpenter
TOWNS AND 20 VILLAGES.
iiold at the Apotheesrler' Hall, 74 King Street Fast,
Springsted Stid, bailiff, wagon maker Williams Samuel, hotel deeperSquire Roland, mason Wilson Robert, butcherWallace Joseph, carpenter
STIIABANEAVillago in tho Township of Flamboro' West, con. 8, lot 7, twelve miles fromHamilton. It was first settled in 1845 by Matthew Peebles.
Arkell A., millerBain Thomas, M. P., furmcrBranigan Daniel, laborerBranigan Goorgo, engineorBranigan George, clorkBranigan Josoph, jr.,aborerBrennon John, general merchantCrookor J. C., agentDickson R., prop. grist millFraser Angus, prop. saw mill, farmerGalbraith James, blacksmithGill John, tailorGregg Nathaniel, weaver:Ioopor Rev. ch. of EnglandJohnston William, builderkicFarland Daniel, teamster
, McFarland William, teamsterDiclntosh James, P. L. SMcLean Rev. A., presbyterianMiller Erastus, teamsterMills James, laborerMurray Thomas, laborerPeebles Charles, clerkPEEBLES MATTHEW, J. P., post-
master, general merchantPorter John, blacksmithPurdy John, blacksmithReidhead Robert, sawyerRobertson James, farmerRobertson John, farmerSmith F. E., hotelStewart James, laborer
Alderson.Chris!opher, hotel Allen John, tinsmith Anderson Miles J., fariner Anderson Samuel,voterniary surgeon Arnold Powell, carpenter Attridge Thomas, saw mill Bailey William, watchmaker
Misener John, farmer NEFF J. R., postmaster, general mer-
chant Neff Samuel, carpenter O'Reilly D., blacksmith Pitton John, innkeeper Reid David, teacher Roelopson John & Son,cabinet makers Vinton II. W., 'shoemaker Wilson & Teeple, griat mills Woods Samuel, brick tanker
Cummer A., farmer Cummins John, laborer Davis Christian, painter Donohue Richard, farmer Dorman Matthew, farmer Dornan Patrick, shoemaker Downey John Durphey Diar, shoemaker Eager J. 1'., general merchant Edwards Mrs. E., hotel Emery James, farmer English David, farmer English James, farmer English John, carpenter Evans Edward, jr. farmer Everett Abner, farmer Fanner Charles, farmer Fastner Michael, farmer Fields Edmund, farmer t orbes George, farmer N'orbes John, (Forbes & Reid) Forbes & Reid, carpenter Foster Joseph, blacksmith Fraser Peter, shingle manufacturer Gallon William, farmer Garvey Alexander, laborer George William, general merchant Gilmer William, blacksmith Glasgow Major John Green Samuel, blacksmith, farmer Griffin James R., road contractor Medley Irving, wagon maker
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Ileisse William, hotel Higginson James, fariner Hill George H., fernier Horning William, farmer I louston Rev. Stewart.ch arch of Eng-
land Howell Robert. farmer Howland W. P. & Co., flour mill Hunter J. T., principal high school Ireland Robert, flour mill Kent George, farmer Kinsella Edward, laborer Langton Lawty, fariner Loney Mrs., fancy htt,ru Long John, farmer Long John IL farmer Lottridge Rober, farmer McDodald William, farmer McGregor John, farmer McLaren James, M. 1). MirLaren John McMorties Albert, farmer MeMonies Charles, farmer McNIonies James, sr.- .1. P. MeMONIES J AMES, jr. auctioneer,
com. merchant, land valuator MeMonies William, fernier Maloney Connor, laborer Niedager Jacob. weaver MONTREAL TELEGRAPI I Co.. J.
WATERDOWN. A ViHan and station of the Great Western Railway, in the Towrship of East Flamboero', 6 miles from Hamilton and 37 from Toronto. Popt lation about 1000.
TowN8 AND 258 vILLAuss. TOWNS AND 259 VILLAGES.
"Stix Will mend a Plate Ci lam Window, or a Diamond, At the Apotheeariea' Hall, 74 King Street East.
Shouldice James & Samuel, bakers Skinner Ormond, M. D. Slater Ferdinand, carpenter Snider John L. Spence. Seeley & Knight, lumber
merchanis Stewart James, tailor Stock David, farmer Stock John, t'armer Stock John F., general merchant Stock Thomas, J. P., farmer &rick John, shoemaker stuart John d, Thomas, hotel Stuart William, J. P.. farmer
Hensley Mrs. C., paper manuf'r Betzner David, farmer Betzner John, farmer Cochrane Joh n, shoemaker Colelough Wm., general merchant Coleman Robert, blacksmith Cornell Daniel, farmer Durant Charles, general merchant Fry Christopher, wagon maker Haines Abraham, farmer Hornell Daniel, farmer Irving John B., sr., book-keeper Irving Joha B., jr., carpenter Jones Albert, wagon maker Jamieson Christopher, farmer
Thompson Hugh, saddler THOMPSON J. B . postma.ster, store
Mettle Peter, hotel keeper Miller Robert, farmer Miller Thomas, M. D. Neff John, farmer Percy John, post muter Pebbles R, farmer Sanderson Robert, paper manufrr Spenton John, carpenter Sullivan Cornelius, tailor Sweet George, blacksmith Turley Joseph, carpenter Van Every Hugh, farmer Van Every James, farrner Weir John, farmer
Costello Christopher, farmer 11awtion H., farmer Herbert John (Nisbet & Herbert) saw
smith and jobber McNichol Ezekiel, farmer Mills James, store keeper Morton Ralph, farmer Nicol George, farmer Nicol James, farmer
Bell John, farmer Case Alexander, ahoemalcer Davis Flavel, teacher Edwards John, grist mill Henry Horace, farmer Jarvis Archibald, farmer McGillicuddy Jordan, merchant McKay Walter, M.D. Milsap Robert, tailor Nicholson George, farmer Nicholson John, farmer
Purdy Thomas, blacksmith and wag-on maker
Rice Rev. Isaac J., Baptist Shaver Barnaby, farmer Shaver John thrmer Shaver Wm., farmer Stevenson Wm., farmer Wallace S. M., butcher Watt Wm., farmer Westover J. Nelson, farmer Wilson James, farmer Wilson Walter, farmer Wilson Wm., innkeeper Woodley Jacob, farmer Young A. T., farmer Young W., farmer
Ptolemy James, farmer PTOLBNY JAMES, post muter Roberts John, blacksmith Roberts Maurice, farmer Shaw Robert, thrmer Shaw Thomas, farmer Sidey John, J. P., farmer Twiss James, farmer Twigs Robert, farmer Wadleigh Rev. W. H., church of Eng-
land
Jas. McMonies, Jr., Auctioneer, Corn. Merchant, Issuer of Marriage Licenses, Real Estate
and General Agent. Clerk of 3d Div. Court, Conveyancer, Corn. in B. R. etc. Valuator, Trust and Loan Co, of Canada.
W.A.TMILDOW1■1", ONT.
WEST FLAMBORO' VILLAGE, On the Dundas and Waterloo macadamized road, in Township of same name. Distance t'rom Dundas 3 miles, from Hamilton 8 miles. Population about 250.
WINONÀ. A Village and station of the Grand Trunk Railway, in the Township of Salt-fleet, 12 miles from Hamilton.
Carpenter Joseph G., store keeper, I McNally John, shoemaker postmaster I Oakes Ephraim, blacksmith
Cline George, saw mills I Wilson J. W., grain dealer
WOODBOURNE‘ A Village in the Township of Binbrook, 15 miles from Hamilton.
BARTON VILLE. A Village in the Township of Barton, 3 miles from Hamilton. WESTOVER,
A Village in the Township of Beverley, 15 miles from Hamilton and 10 from Dundee.
Bickell D., teacher Barr Wm., farmer Brown Rev, Wm., Methodist Epis- Burrell George, store keepm
HAMILTON CITY, 26 .716 . NORTH WENTWORTH, 1 6.24 . . SOUTH WENTWORTH14 .638 . Total,-57 . 5 99 .
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78 James Street North .(.1•:0, BI.A('KN'
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GEORGE A. YOUNG,
INSURMICE & PASSAGE A CE NCY.Roy-al Iusurance Company of Liverpool and London ,
Fire and Lifa .
Allan Line Royal Mail Steamera,Weekly, from Qaebec and Portland to Liserpool, T.ondondorry rnd
Glaegovt• .
Grand Trunk Railway Passage AgencyTh roa};h Canada and United State&
TRAVELERS' INSURANCE TICKETS ISSUED .
Office, cqrner JamaR and Merrick Streete, '
ROYAL BUILDING , HAMILTON, ONT.
W' W. 1C7iT3E3E~93L%30tManufacturer .and Dealer in
Pianos, Organa, Sheet
Music, Music Books,
And all kl aw.a o f
MnBioal
Instruments .
$4mittOn, - OIItarno•
lad 215 TcaR NIraM,
RICHARD CATCHPOI.g has jttet received a Largo Stock of Rasora, of theLerit. Engliah make : also Rnqer►+' celebrated SeiaAorA. Skates ground toorder . General jobbing Give bien a call at No, 95 King Street WeRt•next dnnr to Beviere Livery Rtsbie .
This Company's business Is aolely that of granting Rendit of,8uretyahip !br the faitkful. diaobaége of the àutiea of Employos inall positions where such security is roqaired. In this it takee the placeof Private Suretyabipt, and obviatee the neeedaity of their being aeaumador continued in the future by Individltale.
lte Bonds are accepted by the Dominion Wed Provincial6iovernoestf, on behalf of Public Officere in all the Departmente dit is the only !'aaapany that is licenred by the Dominion (Iovernmeet̂ togranLeueh Bondethroughout Canada. -
Itr» Bonde are also aeôepted by Npnka, Railwaya; Municipal Ca poratione,Commercial Institutions, and Mercantiio Firm/ generally as securities Qromeoiplo}'e9; alr•o on helialfnf County 06eera.
Government 01111a+eru and others can now Reliere tlrejjrPrivate ëareties of all future reaponnibifity, (very mgny'have alre:Klydone so) by a aroall annual outlay, no'espenae whatever being incurred inobtaining the Bonds Qf th;e Company, beyond the modergte premiumrequired.
Proapôotnaoa and all information will he aAnrdel on application to theHead Office.
8E11TBCA JONES, BDWARD RAWLINGB,Agent. lltanager,
9 King Street, Aamilton, Oniarlo.
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HEAD OFFICE, - - - - - HAbLILTON, ONTARIO General Branch, established in 1963. Hamilton Brunch, establianed in
1868. Water Works Branch, established in 1873. Available Assets, $150,000. Insurance at actual cost. Loom promptly paid.
Loues by Lightning are paid by this Company, including Horses and Live Stock. when killed in the fields of owner.
The One Branch is not liable for the debts or obligations of the other. Economy in the management is the aim of the Directors
•611113, Or mancTossa.
Lilt Law's, Esq. 9i9ibetet, lire-Pir4denf.
I Henry Hall, Eaq , Biubrook. Thomas Lottridge, 1:sq., Barton George Munson, Esq , Nelson.
1 Tborou Illellwraith, Esq , Ilemiltou. Joseph Itymal. Eaq„ M. P., barten. Samuel B. Wylie, Esq , Glanford.
A. T. Wood, Emq , Hamilton. A1)A11 RUTHERFORD, Agelt. W. D. Bot JEER, Secretor:.
"TWIN' BROTECERS" IS Ti ONLY RELIABLE
DRY BOP YEAST, Mannfactured by the .
‘ey£Tseloo ,ng.4âew co9.e, Waterloo, I 208 Michigan Ave., I 9 Wabash Ave., I 93 Front Street,
N. Y. Detroit Chicago. I - Toronto Ont.
T. L. lineklee, _Manager.
Cor. McNab and Market Streets. 114.311LTON.
—Manufacturers and Dealers in all kinds of-
GALVANIZED /RON EVE AND
W/NDOW ceitifeEsz —Deniers in-
Stoves, Eitchen Ranges, Tin, Sheet Iron and. Copper ware of every Description.
HEAVY IRON SMOKE STACKS. MIENTS FOR
Gould's Celebrated Sanitary Hot Air Furnace.
Jobbinq. of erery deerrIption, Promptly attended to.
JOHN FARLEY. THOMAS IRWIN.
Gso. H. Mau, Esq., Hamilton, erendent.
P•ter Balfour, Esq., Hamilton. Alexander Brown, Esq , East Flemlioro's Jas. Cahier, Esq , Ancauter Peter Carroll, Esq , East Flaniboro Je8 . Cummings, Esq., Hamilton. 'lanolin. Fisher, EM, Nelson.