The Brussels Post, 1906-4-19, Page 5• A
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BUSINESS
OCLI.EGE
is a IlIgh.grado 0ouneretal School.
Three Course):
Commercial Stenography Telegraphy
Write ONO. 8rOTT0N, PrInelpai,
A Great School i!
ELLIOTT
TORONTO, ONT.
Student8 from britisti Colombia, !f)
Saakatobewan mid Manitoba on the fr
(A are 111 attendance tbl. yintr. Distance
West to Now Stoney/lea on the clam.
(F folio hindrance bo those who who) to pri
get the hest Our graduates are al-
%waye Bowie:mini Oar ;autumn are mi. g)
surpalisen. OomBIRNOR NOIV. NU vaca-
tions. College open entire year. Mug. „
niflotint catalogue free.
W, J. ELLIOTT, principal,
00R, YON00 AND 0LexAND1C1t NTH.
rtc.Cii55712',57*.5g
MEDICAL CAROB.
DR. R. A. 13U1NS—
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biteeee8Or 10 Br. J. A. McNituglitOn
armed& entarto
Graduate of Polyolinro Post Graduate
School of Medicine earl Surgery, New York.
Number In Oollege of Physicians mat Sur-
geone of Ontario.
Wile° and residence same us formerly ric-
otta.° by Dr. Morrausit ton,
Diseases of women a specialty.
'Phone No, Si.
BUSINESS CARDS.
VT 24.00.11AUKEIN-
6v
. v .. •, Lamer ot Marriage Lieenees, 01
Grooery,Terunerry street, Brunei/.
WM. SPENCE
CONVEYANCER AND ISSUER
OF MARRIAGE LIGEN6E6
Olbee In the rest °Mee, met, 30-3
C. 0. F.
Conn Priueess Alexandria, No.24, 0.0. V.,
Brussels. Innate in their irodge Room, Bias.
111 Bruck, ou the aud and last Tueedays of
each munch, at 8 o'olook. Visiting brethrett
always welcome. JaS. BUttuensS,
A. 31.00313.1313111, R. S.
M. MORRISON,
Issuer of Marriage Licenses,
WALTON, Q,IVT.
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM.
INBORANOR,
FIRE AND MARINE.
atiELA.
AUCTIONEERS.
11 S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION-
-a; • 1100, will NM Mr bettor priest), to
oetter mon, in less time and lees oharam
than 330333 other Auctioneer in Nast Huron or
he won't oilman anything. Dates and orders
pun always be arranged at bids olfice or ny
personal applioation.
ROBT. 11. GARNISS
111,1181VA LE — ONT,
Auctioneer for Huron County.
Terme reasonable. Bales arranged for
at tbe office of TER Perm, Brussels. 2211
VETERINARY.
GA. GUNN/NGHA,141—
• Honor ramtuare of the ()merle Vet..
°finery Oollege, is prepared to treat all die -
eases of domesticated animals in a compet.
exit manner. Particular attention paid co
Veterinary Deotistry and fade Paver. Calls
promptly attended to. °Moe and Infirmary
—Pour doors North of brldge, Turnberry at.,
Brussels.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
1/113, MACDONALD-
..• Barrieter, Solicitor, Notary, Bto,
Simeessor to G. P. Blair. Office over Stan-
dard Bank, Brussele. Solicitor /or Metro-
politan Sauk.
•
‘NT M. SINCLAIR—
r • Barrister, Solioltor,Oonveyancer,
Notary Poblio, &o. uitice—Stewart's Sleek
160033 NorIli 01 Central Motel;
tioltattor for the Standard flank.
ptOUDFOOT, HAYS ds
BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, NOTARIES
P11BLI0, 18010,
W. PRoiMPOOT, 13. 0. R. 0. Brae
G. F. Brm.
Offices—Those formerly occupied by Mesere
()ammo dc 4014,
GODERZOM ONTAltio.
DENTISTRY
DR. R. P. PEILD.
InceITOT
Graduate of the Royal Oollose of Dental
Burgeonsof Ontario and Piret.alase Honor
Graduate of Toronto 'University. Moe
0001 .130 Brewer's Photograph Gallery,
BRUSSEILS.
g Spring Term Opens April 2 11
)43CEtITRAL
STRATFORD. ONT.
tbo ordinary witike 0 lite Whoa You (A
Veny 0330033.83ol0ornabelat 101111811 f$
in can hotter your oonditIon by taking a irt
mum lu this 8ehool7 We gem a II
uthorough, medical-edcation and as. I;
Met our graduatce to go posittothi.
aCommune° your Course no*. Write irt
for parriuniure.
ELLIOTT & MCLACHLAN, r„
tgeiligliP;36=0/iil=6=;36
rr,T11-7,1.
Br e!twer's
Art Studio
Headquarters for First-class
PhOtOgraphS,
Life 14120 Portraits, Crayons
and Watercolors finished in
A 1 style.
Family Groups a specialty.
Call and see Rumples.
H.R. BREWER
Pzal rittlys Plus
Sboop'o Rheumatic Can brings
relief and oure-makes trn end of pain and
ewelliug-an end of suffering—suit end of
Reetnnattent, It le o put up iu handy
tablet fortn, oonveideut and nouommul.
Begin to use this remedy to.dity, The
reeulte will be lasting. Sold by P. R.
Smith.
A Mutt D1031111113 KIND. -10 the news
paper buinnees then ie nlway some
Editor orying about delinquent subeorib
are. We've 11,34 311008 spells our 0033388 but
lest Friday our tone was oh tinged by the
receipt of a letter from Ad. Varna, of
Swam River, Man„ formerly of Brunetti,
who sent ea 98.00 paying lute POST to
May 1908, We wall a umber of other%
Would take the notion.
WON Souocc138tue.-0.n item of spoolsl
interest to many ln the neighborhood,
particularly for those of Melville °Introit
appeared in the Toronto Globe of 1100.
tiny last. It refers to the eradiation of
two studente of Boom Gallego, who
have made many trisects here
F. A. Robineon, B. A., who took Rev.
Dr, Roes' work last Summer during hi.
variation, und P. D. Lee, who oocapied
the pulpit the drat Sabbath after the
vacnincy. In addition to palming their
graduating eintroutatione, these gentle.
tueu eaoh received o prize or eoholarship,
amounting to 318500. Their many
frieuds here extend ougratuistions.
Two obequee were presented at the
Bault of Hamilton here purporting 40 be
signed by Dr. T, Ohisbolm, One of
the ohequee $28 was cubed in Paltrier
non by an how: keeper ; the other was
for 676.40 and was cashed at a ?lettering
Uauk, tee young men wbo presented it
having been identified. It mine out
13301 ,08 eiguatore le not Dr. Oltishou's
hence Boat, penult had the audaoity to
uee tbe dootor's name too freely, and ie
nicely to get into trouble. It is said
that the iudividual ia known. It is a
very dangerous wane for any young
Mau 10 330111010 on, ae the peualty 18
severe. We defer further ointment at
present, but these are the feats in the
oture.—W pgli a m Ad vau ea.
GLAD TO REAR FROM A FO1oMS11 BROS
3313LIT11.--La080 week THIS POST rec. ived
a letter from. Ad. Varcoe, of Swan
River, Man., who will be remernber.d
by a good mauy of our readers. He says
be spent the poet W inter at Maleking,
80 mites North of Swan Rover, where
us ind well. There OMR bout o foot ol
meow 00 0130 level boy not enough for
good sleighing. I wee 4 mouths tu mama
680 per munth and enjoyed it. Tine
30 trie otiontry fur young Men 10110 are
3100 afraid of work az there is lots of it
at good money. A. Inge quautity of
.Fan Meal WAS put in here Ian year
but what it will areouut to remain to
be semi owing to OM open Winter. In
January we bad one of those Jaunary
thaws, The middle of the weeK it wee
about 30 ° below zoo and at the tune
the water was runniug down the run,
out for all I like this country. Rope
you will get those 100 new subecribere
you 0330 1000103 for. I forgot to mention
that I saw a mosquito on April lot, ao
you will 800 we are out so far North an
some people would think. We some
times beer the woit's howl. Nope obl
ray old friends about Bruseele are well.
Witibing Tug POST s000ese, I arn,
Yours Truly, ADAM VARODB,
AN IMMBANOR 00811.—Gome time ago 11.•
farmer, 10.0nre31 In the Lhdrose Mutual
Murano 00., took some et his grain
to the 021311 at Brunie. While it was
tbere,.the mill and coutente were de
strayed by fire. The farmer made a
030303 001 8330 (40. for the value of the
gram, and . the 00, declined paytneut.
Amber' farmer. who also bad gra•u de
etroyed iti the rail, at the Emma time,
preeeuted 31 claim to the Co. to which be
0088 30 tired, tied that 00 31303133311181d the
untim and paid it, The question bits
awaited some ititerest, Immense, if the
claim is 1040, both companies 8430104 pay
it nut legal umbel obould pay. Tin
followiug it Barrister Vanstuite'e
opiuion.—Culrose Mutual linemen Oo
Den Owe tau requested to advice
you as to tebelAter 00 0101 you are liable
for a elitilh mode ageinst the Compaily
by a policy bolder fur Ole lose of some
grant belonging to him while iu the
mill at Brunie. I undertnand that tine
grain WM Covered by hie policy whim
oontahied in the building menlioned to
the polioy, but which was subeequently
removed by him to Elle 03111 101 Brueeels
and while there wee annoyed by are.
1 have no hesitation whatever le advising
you In the negative. Yon only eolitram
to insure property of this kind while
otiutitined in the buildings specified in
the applioation and polloy. 11 you are
liable lo the lose of 0 few bnahele 411
gain under eiretmastanne of thie kind,
you would be liable under the same
prinelpie for any citiantity, end I do not
lenity that any tanner would be foolish
etiough to oOmeild that If a farmer
removed gay one thounand bneheis of
grant from hie barn when 11 33308 covered
try an iusaranee poity, to a min and had
it all destroyed by lire white in the mill
10301 31110 company would be to
make good ins toes without having re.
calved any nottoo of the (thanes and
001100111031 thereto. The eon wraith,
appears tri trie to be an utterly Aimed
one. 11 33008 were blueing gm3u while
contained in the grist 301111, you would
uneenrily hen to (Marge a premium of
poesibly ten or twenty times tbe amount
which you would ask for e. farm risk.
Am& from all other (pleat:one, how) Vol
uern bbref, above refer, p03te.118 the
00133331008,5 froin all liability in a moo of
313113813 3344. Thar is no donbt whatever
in the matter, and I inn hardly ander.
eland a elaim 03 1110 hied befog made OW,
Your): Truly, R. Vaustone,
WolibineT yen 48i3e.33 five 0000 It) test
the 11104111, kavieeledb Laxative tablet ever
made Union 3011 try it you UM) never
know boW 0111011 real laxative value it
contained ha this box ul Lazne, As
100811001110 108 timely, gate for ohild or
mime. Baying the formula an the box,
on [mow just what you are taking,
LUX e14 are ter eoustipetiou, bad breath,
bad tune, muddy complexion, headaohe,
ociateci tongue, biliousneee, etc., only 5o.
Hold by F. R. Smith.
1...teticilteur v.
MoKretne Oeutioui.—Oonnoll met ou
Annt 0,11, at Settforth, all the members
present. Minutes of last meeting BUS.
tained. The Clerk 00330 requested to write
F. W. Fatiloomb to ren Barrow drain
intramor Hislop being ready to corn.
mance oonstrnoitou, The Clerk was re.
quitted to drat 14 By -low to oohed 6210.-
50 the amuunt (31g11133031 from ft! oKillop fur
°mistreating the Downey dram in the
town:3111p of klibbert. A resolution peti
Cloning the Ontario Government to enact
aueb legisletion its would free the people
of this provinoe from the daugers to
wbiob they aro subjected by the operation
of automobiles or motor 31018 On our
public) highways was paused and a oopy
iseet 10 0033 representative, A. FlIslap, to
isy'before the Legislature. Aeoeunte 10
the amount of $98.30 were paned and
ordered to be paid. The Council ad•
journed to meet at Leadbury as a Ourt
of Reviaion on Tneeday, May 293h, at 10
o'olook a. ra. 00. MMIDIN, Clerk.
30tIlle 1.
Untended for last week.)
After the let of May roving cattle will
have to be taken charge of or they will be
found in the village Pound. 113080 100533.
elated should take the hint,
The Ethel Auxiliary of the W. F.
Eimilety of the klethOdiet °Minh, met at
the home of Mrs. John McDonald on
Saturday eveniug. At the appointed
tune all repaired to the dining r0001
where a well spread table awaited them
to which 3.30 1134 ample juittioe. All the,
members bat one were present.
After a pleasant half hour had been spent
in Boole.' °hat, the President Mrs. L
nation, in NW, well ohosen remarkii,
preeented Mrs. J. Imlay, who is about
to 03408 10 Wingbam, with w very nioe
upboletered oak rooking obair as a email
soften of their appreciation of her work
and Christian fellowship and expreseed
the eorrow of the Society at losing her.
Mrs. Lamy, though taken completely
by surprise, replied feelingly and thanked
an for their eiudness and good wiebee.
&Ira. Mason then Galled on several other
ladiee who in taint made a few remarks.
The meeting o osed with singing "Blest
be the tide that binds" and the Beue.
d tot ion
000' T0 KILL A COLO.
Nu easier or pleasant way than to in
hale "Oatarrhozone"—it Mops the ()old
instantly, clears the nostrils and outs out
the phlegm. Try Oatarrhozone yonr•
self.
G.r
&ROM RDPORT,—The report of S. 13.
No. 9, Grey for March is as follows :—
Sr 1V,-0. &betook, 085; W. Mc:Naught
512 ; A. Mau, 505 Pt, IV,—A. Sperien
; W. Noble, 058 ; F. MoNaught, 487 ;
30. Bray, 454; E. 61oNaright, 454 ; P.
Herri-on, 882 ; 30. Onrurning., 879 ; R.
Unrnminge, 855 ; F.Torr, 257; G. Hodges
185; A. tioliay, 112. Jr.
Sohnook, 526 ; D. Tarr, 476; 1. Mane,
157. Sr. 11.—.B. Snelling, 285 ; C. Flood,
188 ; W. Autfoknap, 182 ; B. Mann, 169 ;
0. Brown, 113 ; 11. MoNaught, 81. Jr.
Spaiien, 481 ; L. Harrison, 411 ;
B. MeQuarrts, 411 ; F. Hodges, 857
H Noble, 334; H Livingston, 881 ; R.
Crawford, 241. Pt. 1L—M. Livingston,
202 ; N. Schnook, 260 ; G. Snelling, 118.
Average attendanoe for the month, 88.
ALBERTA MON/MORT, Tauber.
Sermon RIGPORT.—The following is the
resole of the promotion and test Exams.
held in B. B. No. 4. Names arranged in
in order of merit. V.—E. Smith. N.
MacDonald, A. MaoDonald, G. Frillier,
M. Smith, T. Smith. Br. IV. -3. Mac-
Donald, M. Huffman, L. Frain, G.
MoQuerrie, A. Illiaelvey, 3. Hayden,
J. eioLenuan, 0. Lake, D. MoLenuan.
Jr, IV.—M. Johnston, M. Hayden, G.
King, A. MooDouold, M. PdttoDonald, W.
Smith, J. Johnston. Sr, Good-
fellow, E. MuOuteheon, B. King. Jr. III
—It, MacDonald, J, PilaoDonald, 30,
teoQt4t1g p6 it:gt14.st2o-se,elez4s
Bank, of Hamilton
Capititt, raid ilp, 02,1000,0ee
Reserve. refill., $4.611..,000
Total Assets, (029,000,000
80 BRANORICS IN CANADA 80
President, — HON. WM. GIBSON
Vico President & Oeueral Manager,
JAMES TURNBTILL
.011.0110.140.1.1.11
ETHEL AGENCY
SinIngs Departineut—Ample security
ior Depcwitors.
Deposits 01$1 00 a Ed upwards received
Interest allowed at current rates and
00111310113301831 half yearly.
ADVANOES made to Partners for
!cedilla stook,
Salo Notes collected and advances
made thereon.
Drafts bought sad sold,
W. N. MaHAY, 0013-AG031IT.
iftgittOlciktia57fr.
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We have just passed
the first mile -stone in our
business career and we wish
to thank you most heartily
for your kindly co-operation
in favoring us with your es-
teemed patronage. We feel
sure that it is only through
strict attention to our busi-
ness that We have won the
approval of a .diseerning
public, and we will endeavor
to continue along these lines
and thereby hope to merit a,
repetition of your favors.
Wo carry a large as-
sorttneut of
Spring
and
Summer
Goods
which we are sure will meet
the taste of all those who
wish to bo numbered among
the well dressed members of
the community. ')
Call and see our stock
as we are anxious to show
you what we have at prices
that are right.
Dodds &
Habkirk
T 3030
LEADING
..VAILORS.
Hoffman, E. Berke, G. Johnston, G.
Holt, M. Wallace, A. Holt. Sr. IL—E
Lake, B. Burke, W. Agar, N. Agar, E.
Wallace. Br. Part IL-13. McLennan,
L. MoAllieter, L Bryan& Jr. Part II.—
M. 0013111, 30 00304, 0.. Sing, E. John.
eton. Part I —L Smith, L. Frain.
Average attendance 47. E. T. Rams,
MORIOLVEY—MOTILET DTI:MULL—A
very pretty and fashioneble wed
ding took place at New Hamburg on
Wednesday, Marob the 28th at three
o'olook, in the Methodiet church, when
Alin Gera Louise Morley, second daogb
ter of Jacob and Mrs. Moriey, of
Now Ramberg, was united in marriage
to W. Lorne McKelvey, of Harris.
ton. The ohuroh wee artistieally deoor.
ated with nit flowers, plants and smilax.
Bitola oburob pew watt prettily deonat.
ed with white ribbon and foliage. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
F. W. Crowle, B. A., at the altar, be.
fore an embankment of plante, foliage
and out flowers. The graceful bride
who entered the oboroh with her father
to the strains of the wedding tnaroh
played by the organist of the chetah,
molted charming in a gown of white
monseellne de eoie with baud embroi-
dared cuffs and reveres and chiffon yoke
trimmings. She wore tbe castomery
veil and orange blossoms and carded a
shower begun of bridal roees. blIioo
Mina McKelvey, of Jamestown, Meter of
the groom, as bridesmaid, looked very
girlish and pretty in a gown of e13nt03
pagne silk voile with white picture bat
and carrying a begun of pink cane,
Hone. R. G. Liddy, of Elarriston,
aupporteci the groom. The others were
George Morley, of London, and
Charles Morley, of New Hamburg,
brothers of the bride During the sign•
Ing of the register Min Kathleen Haroll
ion sweetly Rang "The voiee that breath-
ed o'er Edeu." After the ceremony a
reception was bred at the residence of
the bride's pareuts, where about eighty
invibed:gueute from Toronto, London,
Smithville, Galt, Harrieton, Brussels,
Berlin, Waterloo end New Hamburg
offered their augratulations to the
3300031 ample. After oongratniatious
bad been offered *0 dainty wedding
ereektatit woe served, the bride's Wee
being artietioaily deoorated with red
earnatione and ernilax. The gifts were
both ooetly and numerous, several
onequee, oat glue, ellverware, china,
pictures and furniture befog among
ma Timex
There are, in this neighborhood, agents for several
"bucket bowl" Oream Separators. "Bucket bowl,' Sep -
%eaten are the hied with big bowle, full of parts, set on
top of their spindles. These agents my to future in-
tending to bny 11 Separator, "Loolt OUT FOR TIM T1:11M1.
LAtt,” or "DON'T WIrr TEE 1011111.211," Or "EDWARD of Ten
PP9130LAR." To hear theln talk you Would geese right
way that
TNE SHARPLES TUBULAR
is the beet Cream Separator made, and that these "bee-
kot bowl') fellows ltre afraid of it, An 33330133 2010 MAID
as tr, The Tubular surpasses every other Separator in
every particular, and Von SIM= MR MIGHTY GOOD GARB
vOtf 340 0811 A Taman before yon buy a Separator.
Machine may be twen at MaKAY & Co.'e Hardware
8000, Brunets, 38-4
P. FERGUSON. Alteota BRUSSELS
them, The groom% gift le the belle
00(30 10 eft Wittob and eltain, to the
I ride.md a gold locket AIM to the
1, rti - pearl tie pin, Mrs. Mac!.
iey Wee 3., anted with a bible by the
Rev. W • :rowle 10 honor of !hie be.
leg Lbe 23,,, wedding ever held in the
Methodiet ohuroh. The briue's going
away gown wag 0 pearl grey imperial
eleth ea$1 trimmort with violet velvet
and Persian trimming. A white silk
blouse and grey hat trimmed with vie.
lets oompieted a very etylieh Oostetne.
Mr, and Alre, McKelvey left 011 the 9.15
train on a watichng trip to London mud
pointe Wen, and on their return will re.
eide in Harriston. The beet winhee of
their many friends Ince follow them .for
s happy wedded life.
24 it r
Fall Wheat hae come through the past
Winter in fairly good condition.
The pine of low land on the farm of
Wm. Dark, adjoining Brunie cemetery
is being weaned up and will mach ha.
prove the pleue when completed.
Sefton ItaronT.—The following le the
report of 12. S. No. 1, Morrie'for the
month of Month'the names being 1033r
ranged iu order of merit :—Sr. IV Oleo.—
G. (Nark, D. Colo/ugh, 111. Regale.,
Jr, IV—L, Clark, Sr. III—M. Caleb 114u,
E. Rogation, T. Phateu. Sr. II—G.
Olark, M. Pbalen, R. Pindaric Sr. pt. I
—J. Brown, G. AloCell. Pt. 1—B.
Stevens, T. Rogereou, L. Stevens. Jr.
Pt. I-0. Cololoogh, W. Phalen, E.
BrONVII. H. ARMSTRONG, Te&Oher.
Mrs, Jolla Payers, daughter ot Wm,
and Aire. Kelly, of thio township, died at
her borne itt DeWitt on Thereday, Maroh
291•12, PertlielOtle anaemia was the nue
0( 808812, Mrs, Myna being untitled to
bee bed for seven weeks, The body was
taken to Blyth by the Saturday tura.
noon train aud ieterment was made in
the Roman Catholic cemetery in tine
township, A husband and baby are left
to morn for her. To the relatives of
the deceased is extended a large ahem Of
sympathy in their bereavement,
800001. REPORT. —The tollowin2 Acme
the etauding of the mile of S. B. No, 7,
Morrie, DA e result of the repen3 promo-
tion exumiristion ;-11tIbro.tioe olees—T.
Labietee W. Brydges. Sr. Kerr,
A. Gent:lee, H. 0.enpbell, W. Gray, S.
Brandon. Jr. IV—J. Conine, G. Moore.
Sr. III -0. Hopper, M. Vitglarnan, A.
Comte°, F. Beetle, 0. Cempbell. Jr. II
—M. Campbell, G. Higgeus, M. Oamp
bell, B. Hopper. S. II—R. Salter, 13.
Brandon, L. Hopper, W. Hanna, fi.
Kerr. Jr. II—W. Campbell. 13. Proctor,
M. Hopper. Sr. pt. I-0. Bell, 8,
Croikehank. Jr. pt. I—J. Wightman,
V. Hanna. N. J. ISHIBTER, Tauber.
SOMML 1111P.MT.—Tne loliowieg is the
report of the standing of the mite
of 8. S. No. 10, for February and Marob.
Puptie' names standing in order of
merit : —Class V—Examined in Lit.,
Comp., Euo., Writ., draw , (Luc. History.
Tont 500 —Aline Goo/One, 841; Ernest
Shaw, 804. Sr. IV—Ex. in Aritb.,
Comp., Writ., Drew., Rea. and
Dietation Eistory. Total 600.—Liz
zie Breokenridge, 898 ; Mary Forreet,
880 ; Willie King, 288 ; Frank Shaw
210, H. Anderson 195 ; Beim Robb, 198,
Jr. IV—Ex. ie Seale subjects as Sr. 4—
Arthur Shaw, 477, (bottom) ; Agues
Miller, 885; A. Tborntou, 556 ; Fame
Rokaiier, 807. Sr, 1II—Alme. King, 819.
Jr. III—Aunte Breckenridge, M. Mann,
Sr. 11—S. Cumbria, Johu Alone, J.
Elodge. Jr. II—H. 080, Waiter Elmer,
T. Robb. Po. II—Geo. Moffatt, Hazel
Coombes, Pc. I—Mary Mther, G.
Ourbie. J. T. STUMP, 101101100.
TIM LATE MRS. ROGNES..--Mill, Robert
Hugon, whine dealt, took place on
Monday, 26th ult., was core in Ounnty
Down, Ireland, on Ootober 810, 1837.
When two years of age ebe 0(0010 00
Octuada with her father and settled hi
Newmarket, where they remained for a
short time, who they settled on a form
near that plane, where she lived until she
was married to her now Borrowing line -
baud. She and her husband iived in
Aurora for several years after their mar.
mage, when they moved to Morris town
ship, where they lived until about 10
year° ago, when tbey moved to Myth.
Mrs. Ilugbee has been a faithful and
coneistent member of the Methodist
()Utah from her obildhood. For a ndm
ber of years Mrs. Enghes boo been in
definite health and not permitted on that
tenor:int to attend very regularly divine
worship bet whenever meant her devout
spirit and intenee kludly interest vats
always AU inspiration to the servant of
God. Early in January, while returning
home, she slipped on Ole ioy sidewalk
sustaining a componud fracture from
whioh, owing to her age and the feeble
state of her health, she tiever reoovered.
She lived, however to celebrate the fiftieth
annivereary of her marriage, on March
19th. To her minor oho oonld Always
give a good renew! for the hope of eteroal
life within her and on March Nth calmly
and triumphantly pained from the sor-
rowe, 03830 3884 sufferings of earth to the
joys of her Father`e house above. The
funeral took piece ou Thursday and
(0330 largely attended by many old Mends
and unghliors. 'kite serving at the
non.e and grave were oonduoted by Rev.
S. Andersou, pastor of Blyth Methodiet
(thumb. Beakleso devoted hueband, Mrs.
Hughes leave 2 sous and 2 dengeters,
who are : Milton, of Detroit ; Meridian,
of Edmonton I Mrs. John Wheeler, of
Morrie, and Auule et home, She is also
serviced oy two Meters : Airs. Alex. Mo.
Oall, 03 Monte, and Aire. Walker 1Ciabine,
of Miidonty. The bereaved have the
sincere sympathy of many friends in
their affliction.
TUAT PALE, MUM GIBE.
She if, in Society, in bummer', at home
everywhere you see ber, but Mews worn
and fatigued. She hasn't heard of
renascent/ or she would be perfeetly well.
Flow quickly 11 etrengthene—wbat on
appetite it give9—W1M1 0. glow it beluga
to pearl cheeks / The nutriment con.
Weed in Ferrozone puts strength into
anybody. Laughing eyee, rosy oheeke
bright qniok movemente all tell of the
vitality Ferrozone producee. Thonsauds
of attrantve happy women nee Ferro
zone—Why not you 7 A box of fifty
ch000late onted tablete ente fifty cents
3031 11013' drug store.
George Riley hail been called to the
Senate,
The fever ontbeeak et Fort William is
now under control,
Vire. Bridget Murray etwornitted Weide
by drinking oarbalio aeld.
Portage la Prairie, embaratteed by to
trinoh mime, w•shee to be Portage.
Dr. W. J. Doeglaa, of Cloboutg, died
while riming 10 Vielb a patient.
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Having dispensed with our formal Millinery Spring
Opening we are now prepared to show our many cus-
tomers our Elegant and Fashionable Display of Dress
Hats and Ready -to -wears.
Mao carry a full line of Ribbons, Flowers, Fancy
Straws, /ie.
Grateful for past patronage and assured that the
new goods will please we invite the Ladies of Brussels
and vicinity to call and see the new styles.
Strachan
CHANCE
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Having Bought out the
Garriage Business of Edward. Spoirall
(JOHN WYNN'S OLD STAND. BRUSSELS)
We are prepared to attend to the wants of the public
in First-class Style.
Full range of Buggies, Wagons, &c., kept in stock
and sold at close prices.
REPAIRING A SPECIALTY.
Repainting and Trimming looked after with neatness
and dispatch. Have engage(' a First-class Painter to take
charge of this Department
FRANCIS & CO.
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OUR Fine New and Fashionable Spring stock is to
band and ready to adorn the Ladies of Brussels
and vicinity.
As we will not hold a formal Opening we invite the
Ladies to call and see our goods any time.
A choice stock of Fancy Goods in the line of Em-
broidery Silks, Table Centres, Doylies, Sofa Cushion Tops
and Frills, Point Lace Patterns, Braids, Threads, Rings,
&c., has been added to my business and Ladies are asked
to see them.
I thank the public for the past year's patronage and
will be pleased to share in this season's business.
Mrs. 1 c inlay
o .1c1. Goods at
Ri.ht Prickds
Are, no doubt, a source of interest to you.
We have received some of our new Spring and
Summer Goods and there are, more to come,
These goods have the stamp of Quality
and as our expenses are light and we have
• bought our Cotton Goods and Shoes before
the advance in Cotton and Leather, we are
in a position to give you the benefit by
low. Give us a call—we can interest you
and save you money.
New Prints
New Skirtings
New Oottonades
New 'Underwear
New Hosiery
New Shoes
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