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Toronto Newt 2 86
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Ey, " Toronto Mail -Empire 4 50
" Toronto World „ 3 00
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Tam POST,
Brussels, Out,
S1 'l.Stxui tLelUfi,
tit • tto.
Mrs. S. T. P um, of Brownie, was
Viultieg her sister, tire. 1(. it, Gerry.
The Quarterly Board of the Motbodiet
church melted Ray. Mr. Audereou for
the fourth year.
T. and Aire. Jones and Mies Emma
Murray arrived in town from England.
They may make their home here.
Rev. S. A. Anderson, paten of the
Methodist church, is Cuing to preach u
endue of 00//0000 ell "Papular Amuse.
moms" a0 the evening service's shortly.
Friday afternoon of last week a bookey
111•.1011 was played on the rink, near the
evaporator, between the Br negate team
and the Iowa Mob, the latter wiuomg,
is Tour Corn Troublesome?
Why goo oore-erannuate It with
Putnam's Corn Extractor 6 No pain or
acre-"Putmtm'e" 1c guaranteed mimes
try 1t.
'Lime ce vv (+1.
lliee Olay too, B. A, town, baa aeeep1
ed a position in the Stratford Collegiate
Institute.
A. Sutherland was oalled to Detroit
lest week, owing to the death of hie bro-
ther, John Sutherland, who died at St.
Mary'a Hospital there, on Sunday, after
it brief Meese.
J. 0. Burt leaves this week and will
join a party at Toronto for a five weeks'
trip to the Bermudas, tatting in all the
points of interest. There will be about
twenty people io the party.
A novel sed Iniereetmg event look
plane io the rink here on Monday even•
ing of Last week in the form of a ladies'
hockey metal". A large number were
preeeut and greatly eljoyed the game,
being surprised at H.6 elitll shown by
some of the players. Both eidee tried
bard to win and played so serendonely
that referee A, Brook forted it neue000ry
to penpl(ze eorxte of the players. The
girls 10 alae and white woo by a eoore
of 4-2 Aher the game A, H. and M
Hetmietoc treated the players and
11 w i ha
Gude 4•• toe muter goofier, a totter r h e
v ry piquant time was 8(10114 111 games,
mueio, oto, About 9211 wee Mewed,
whiuh will go towards the poor of the
town.
Ford'o'v l.oJa.
Andrew elegise, who oonotaotod a oold
while out West lest (fell, is eulIerieg
from an attack of minnow" broouhitis.
bijou NeIlia Uaaten Tate nooeptvd a
luure8iee po0(0ion an heed trimmer in u
millinery et. re in Oe fiery, Alta , and will
thurby leave foe the Western any,
Thou, tiiut..0 hltn left for Oulornde
Spring, Chnoredo, where tie gotta co re.
ottperete. We hope he will be matured
10 good health He wee aaoompaured by
Norman M1Laukhlin.
The Maeonio concert which wile to
have been held Thursday eventing of Net
week was poet -putted until further noose,.
Mr, Fug 0001 a telegram tot noon 06atiu5
lie did not make train Oonneotto00,
J H. Johnston was in Toronto last
week ettenllIug he annual meeting of tie
Ontario Fair told f rovieaial A8 0 001104 011
whiob mel an Wedueenay and Tiureday.
Mr, Johnston was represeutetive from
Howlett Agriennnral S.miety,
A ree.iution wee passed at the Quarter-
ly Board of the M.thodiet cherub twitting
the Gove. 1ment to re arms the three
Atha majority as now required to carry
lope, nptien and to 00.0 1(1110 a majority
V 00 58 formerly enjoyed, 'Poe pastor
Dr Easier, was appointed a detegete to
the TemperinoeConvention of Ontario
that coeval/0d in Toronto on Tneeday.
Stop that tickling Gough I 1)r Shoop's
Cough Cure will surely atop it, and with
perfect safety I. is so thorough
that Dr. Shoop tells mothers to see notb•
lug else even with very young babies.
The wholeromo green (eaves and tender
fame of a ling healing mon0lamoue
throb furnish the oorative properties to I
D..
Shoop's Omagh Cure It 001me the
cough, and Male the eeusitive bronchial
membranes,' No opium, 110 ohloroform,
inviting harsh used to injure or euppreea
Duetted Dr. Shoop's. Take no other.
VV 00(1.
Mrs, Pelton, of Innerkip, is the gueet
of her daughter, Mae. Jae. Dickson, 811,
Don.
Russell Bell, 12th con., Biros, (e im•
proving nicely after ,going through au
operation for a appendicitie in the Strat-
ford Hospital,
John Arnold has porohesed the Manse
and lot Mutated on Ring St , from Win.
Ward, of Brandon, Manitoba. The
hoose is now 000npied by Mre. Thom
At the parsone88 in Dunnville, Rev.
H. MoBein, brother of the groom, tied
the mystic knot between Mins Nellie
Eemilton and Albert MOBain, both of
Atwood, on Tneeday evening, Feb. 11.h.
The h•.ppy coupe spent a few Jaye in
Tieorrburg before r00uroinu to Atwood.
At the meeting of the Offeial Board
of the Methodist oburoh held last week
a reeo(otion was putted very o.rdially
inviting Rev. B. Bond to remain for
another year. In reply lir Bond stated
that 10hi.e he very greatly apprroieted
their kind request, he had ponce to the
conclusion to (etire from 000100 work at
the end of the year. He thought that
after fifty two yeere of work in the
pastorate wit.hont a break he ought to
have relief from the harden of full work
and be ab e, if Pruvulenoe permitted, to
eej•te o. me (isle of what as sometimes
°ailed a green old age. He bad received
r0 Ming but kindneee aid aPP reoiatiou
from them and the cirad}t and It he
were commute," to the worii would very
tonly ire on hie labor Amon" them
. 1 K ,.
but the (emit required more vi5oroue'
wort( than ho mow give.
To 31vVe un' A Vuld
(lough mixtures "dope" to cold --but
don't euro Above all glee; keep the
bowled regUlor anti stimulate the 618(8(0
011110 01110(10. More vuluuble than any
cough syrup are Dr. llumilton'e Pills.
They clear the system of every truce of
gold -the dull heudeohe, aching limbo
and 010gn i1ieuppeere, Take the pills
berme retiring, They work while you ale p
and by morning yunr sold to broken a011
patio 6 gelidity awe). Ail dealers Bell
Dr. Hauultou's Pim) in 25e boxes.
I+�xc•tc+r.
The "Temple 01 lame" ie to be present,
ed in the Opera H nae shortly by 11011
talent,
Freder(ek Henry Down, of Woodstock,
a former Exeter boy, bee been appointee
a license uommi1emner fur North Oxford,
Rev 1?, A Fear nae beau invited to
remain 0 6111,4 year at the Main street
(Murch and Rev. Mr, Going for a fourth
year
Lloyd Price Jones, who formerly wee
orgoiist in the Trivia Memorial ehurOh
hate int, later of Mnuhell, has ao
(noted the position of argentin and choir
master in St. Paul's oltureh, Ingersoll,
The emery ie in the neighborhood of
5576.
Pfteh holes are so oloeely strewn along
the Laudon Road and at euah frequent
intervals that the sight of the road bed
reminds one of the rounded billows of
the 100611ng 000111 and the very thought
of driving over them indium's tbougbte
of sea Mohnen.
Mies Weierebeieer, of Buffalo, N.
011 004 here Met week to Vielt her stater,
Mrs. Mtrohaud The lady was emui15
the pee8engere who euetai11ed 1 jurnee in
the railway wreck near Port (o,borne,
While cm her way here, The iujuriee
were Dot eerioue, but ahe received puntal
wuande on the facie, and elle was also
oousiderably awaken tip.
If yon hove catarrh rid yourself of
this repulsive disease. Ask Dr. Shoop,
of Radiate, Wis., to man you tree, a
trial box of hie Dr. Shoop'e Cuterrb
Remedy. A. supple, sing a test well sure
ly led yon a Oatarrb unto well worth
your knowing. Write today. Dou't
suffer longer.
'Mioeor ham.
Wineham bores races ihie year will be
June 9, 10 .nd 11.
Mien R Ball has returned to Vanoouver
B. 0., after an extended visit at her home
in town
The By law providing for the Electrio
Lighting system of the town of Witlanam
under a Board of Commissioners sea be
voted upon on M'nnay March 23rd au the
nauul poling pmeues.
Mat. Brown, who Mae for many years
been one of the engineere on the L H. &
B , ()sprees train is retiring in a000rdance
with the Grand 'Fronk peoaiou find,
which wept int. forge on the drat of the
year.
At the regular mediae of the W ingam
Publro Library Board, ofloore for this
year were emoted oe follows :-Ottairmau,
J. A. Taylor, B. A. ; Secretary, J. A.
Morton ; Treeanrer, Dr. W. J. Price
Leh Brian, Mow Ethel Elliott.
Ruin, Ourrie, sr., met with a painful
(uuident on Monday evening of
loot week. He wire about to nave the
home of hie eon, D. Currie, to come into
Lowe and was holding 1
h l hie ( barge
e h 0the
a by
1 h
l
n when to
lines h t animal have a qulek tarn,
throwing
Mr. Currie to the r
t
nand dtn
K
lonating one of hie ebonlders,
AcOlDeNT ♦r 0, P. R. --Railway wrook
00012rrnd at 0he 01 P. tit, alatiou 1311011111,(1
afternoon,. Ae No, 117 pgnsen398 train
from Toronto Wee nearing the etatioo a
freight wee 1 tilling off the m8ie treok 0I1
to a aiding. U ,furtnnately the taet oar
a heavy steel pool ear dad not pees the
e10ltuh euflioioutly. The engine o1dght
the opal Oar aid threw 11 00 the treok0
0010 the elation platform and bud it been
carried lo few feet further the Oar would
have been thrown into the telegraph
office and wrooked the nation. The
engine wan badly broken, the cylinder
0011 steam idlest on one nide being wreak
ed: The freight 8ugiue wee 90051911 0u
to the p0enenger oars anti went on to
'leoowater, The pa0eeuger engine will
have to go to the repair shops. Forton•
Maly no one Wag hurt. A Roes wee
etapdiug on the platform ,where the Ooal
Oar lauded, but he escaped,
Is Your chase "Wheezy?"
Tigbtne8e and wheezing means your
(rouble 18 deep seat: d. To delay (e
dau..eroue. L lammatiou must be drawn
out 116 0000. Rob ,he throat end (beet
with Nervline, and put on a Nervlline
Porous Plaster. Relief comae in 8u
hour, The conoter.irritaut offeu0 of the
p18.ter relieves the tightness and strain,
drawn out the soreness, e0eea the pain.
The penetratiug qualities of Nervtliue
ee.ble it to Bonk to the very ogre of the
trouble,and you experience a feeling of
warmth end relief that proves the danger
is pant. For week °beat sore throat and
tendency to collie, the Nerviliue Treat.
nett beats all (there, try it,
1711hCone
The Pastime Ulan to ho ding a aeries
of tueruament „amen in boob billiarde
and pool.
At, addition'of 9100 wile made to the
salary of the pa0t0r of Willie' oburoh,
Rev. Dr. Stewart.
Mise Lela Hoover, daughter, of J. B,
Hoover, who ie studying at Toronto
Conservatory of mus((, has paned her
theory examivation connoting second in
the class,
At a meeting of the official boards of
Wesley church it was deluded to have the
anuivere1ry services on the 8th of Matruh
for which date Rev. Dr. Briggs, of Tor-
onto, has been secured.
On the 81h lest , John W. Rem died in
Grand Have., Mich„ where he toothed in
1872 He wall born io Thorold, Ont. in
1881 and was a brother of Peter and H.
ii. Rpt, of Oliutoo, and visited them for
a mouth met Sommer. He 1080 1 000•
tractor and for eever8l tern's was an
alderman in Grand Haven. He was a
member of the Congregational church
Tnaxa ENOINNe AND PLOW Waooiceo AT
CLINT0N.-A1 an early hour 'Thursday
morning of lent week a bad wreck o0
&tarred at Clinton Juuotiun, whittle reeolt•
ed tun ooueulerab a amtmut of damage
to rolling stook. Three l000motivea and
a euuw p ough were ditched and preotidal-
ly turned into scrap iron. The auxiliary
train from Loudon bad been oalled to
Clinton our a00onet of a freight engine
which had been disabled. On completing
the work the auxiliary polled in ou the
outing and the ooOduoeor went to the
0181100 for orders. Meanwhile the auxi•
liary train again polled 001 on the m.in
line, preeumab.y to piok up mole which
had been left behind, when nloOg dame a
avow plow from Stratford in (Marge of
Roadmaeter MoGar, pushed by three
engines with a clear task for Goderioh.
The plow Ornate the derrick ear of the
Ouxnlary and 1088 for two from the .huh
into the field, the lnoamot,Vea 60110101115.
Fortunately u v OUP w rWAS hurt. T'118
t
Stratford auxiliary bed the (rook clear 1
about noun. The num( (rein from Buff tie
nn Wedueeany was etaur•d between
menu and Soaforth toed did not reach
(Button until out) '1'hu'uday morning end
only 300 through to 8utieriult that after
11004•
(Lippe le (weeping the (toughy, Stop
it with Prevention before it meta deeply
seated. Tel check early oolde with thein
little Candy Gold Cure 'Athlete is enemy
eoa.tb'e and safe. Prevenlice ountain
nu 8011(00, no h,x8tive, cathing harsh
0t 0lulien(0g. Purnmune& Week' 088er
uppe.,r if early roads were promptly
broken, 3.80 good for feveri'h ohtldreu,
Large box, 413 tab cis, 26 cerate, Veet
--poultet bake)) 8014 by all dealere.
<4 odericit.
West $uron Te.ehere' Institute will
meet in Goderieh on Thttreday cud Fri-
day, May Mat and 22nd.
Ticket clerk 0118.101' Farrow 1008 mov-
ed from the 0, T R. depot, this town,
to the 11 '1'. R, station, Guelph, where
he 800omed the position of day operator.
A uumuer of mea have been at work
at the 0. 1'. 13 yards here bending port-
able snow (010(03, About 2,000 feet (e
completed and 88e4 out for putting ap
at Blyth and ether points along the
road.
John ll, McCombs, the Irish evan-
gelist, will begin 11 sense of evangelie-
tio service@ in North St Methodist
oboroh on Sunday, Meroh let, He ie
Dow 1000rlug in ',Mows, and is meeting
with much 8010800.
J, H. Mi lfau
wee appointed to the
repreeeutative from Victoria street
Methodist church to the annual temp -r-
anee 0.00000(0u of the Dominion Al -
Hume, and J. E1. Roberteoo appointed to
repreeeut the Guderieh Tewper8noe
Leagae,
Rev. Jag. A. Anderson announced the
resit of the vote taken by the 0005re-
gaLiou of Knox oburoh on the (10eetioo
01 introducing 0110 i.dtvidnal 0ommani00
sap. The vote out was very largely
in favor of the change, and accordingly
the simian wl•1 8u0ep0 the offer of the
Ladiee' Aid Society to contribute the
individual service.
The old board -Judges Doyle and
Bait awl Metiers. 1..dgene, Nairn,
Seager, Jas A Malutosh, D' MoDon.
all!, W. A Matto and Reeve Eoeert
MoLeau-was re-eleo1ed in commotion
with the Hospital, and with Hie Wor-
ship, Mayor Thompeon, who is a mem-
ber by virtue of his office, will 30rm the
board for the preeent year.
I wish that I might talk with all e)ak
ones about the autaal ca0Be of Stomach,
Heart and Kidney einnente. To explain
in person how weak Btomaoh nerves
lends to Stomaell weakness, I em 8018,
woo d i..tere,t 81.. Aud 1t is the 08me
with weak Hearts or weak $Idneys.
This is why my preeoriptiou-Dr.
Shoop'. Restorative-eo promptly reach•
es a) meets of the Stomach, Heart and
Kidoeye. It is wrong to drug the Stam•
cob or stimulate the Heart or Kidueya.
These weak ioeide nerves simply need
more strength. My Reetor,tive (e the
only preeoriptiorr made expressly for
',tome nerves, Next to easing you per.
actually, will be to mail you free, my new
booklet wanted "What To D..." I will
also send samples of my Restorative se
well. Write for ibe bong to day. It Will
,brely Internet you. Addreoe Dr, Shoup,
Box 8, Rmiue, Witt Bold by all dealers.
SALT
Farmers or Storekeepers
by coming to the
Brussels Salt works
can get any kind of Halt
theY require.
Gordon Mooney,
1!'oremart, - Brnesels.
ALLAN BEE LINE
Turbine Steamers
SAILINGS TO LIVERPOOL
From--et.Jnhn Halifax
ooreloao Frt,Feb.28 eat,Feb. d9
<*ram1ia11 Sat, Year. 7 -
Virginian Fri, Mar.13 Sat, Mar,14
Tunisian Bat, kW. 21 ---
SAILINGS TO GLASGOW
From -Portland Boston
Mongolian Thur, Feb. 27
Numidiaa Thar, Mar. 6
Corinthian Thur, Mar. 12
Sicilian Thar, Mar. i9
For eailinge, Bete and full information
apply 10
W. if. RBIt14
Agent Allan. Line, Brussels.
MONTHLY
HORSEv.r
:8 L1J V S ►..J - 'T .J 4 .,
The Regular Monthly HOree Fairs will
be held for the 0885011 asfull0We
THVRSDAY, ,.......MAR. 6th, 1901
AP1tIL'snd, 1804
Leading Local and Outside
Buyers will be Present.
IN ER
SEWING
MACHINES
ARE THE BEST
Maobines moy be seen at
Mc1K&Y & SHAW'S Hardware
Store, Brussels.
Easy payment system may
be arranged for.
I also handle the i\urdlleim
er Piano.
S. CARTER, AGENT
Ewan
if you want a First-class
CUTTE
THEY ars specially made and Up-to-date
A large quantity of Piano Box and Port-
land Cutters.
4 All Trimmings made to lift out.
4 Can be bad in any color of paint.
1l Call early and get your pick.
4 Second -band Cutters always on hand at
Low Prices.
EWA
.Brussels Up-to-date Carriage Factory.
$12.000 Worth of .Bright New Mere
FSS r rar.,rs.m r.' 1r'. Ota :-:a :r xu,.• ,to-;,.,, caw o0 N0'r' '4, aBEMSZOBRIMSFBESJIHastrr .• . a,vr aa.+u ,
us
an ase being Slaught
red
r2ntr'tr,.
Red
The Greatest Money -saving Opportunity ever offered in Huron County.
Must be Sold and will be SHHld, Regardless of Cost or value. Read over this List of Attractions - Compare - Prove
what we say - The Greatest Money -saving Event Ever Offered in the County of Huron.
TERMS OF SALE - CASH
-Dress Goods in Poplins, Venetian Clothe, Tweeds, Pan-
nmas, Cashmeres and Berges, regular value up to
75e. Emergency Sale Price ... $9
-Drees Goods in all our best quillitiee of cloths and col.
(rings, regular value up to $1.25. Emergency
Sale Price ... ... .,. ... 99
-Ladies Winter Cloth Coats at exactly 2 Price. All new
and this season's best styles.
-All Furs are being sold regardless of coat or value.
Men's and Boys' Clothing
-W-Men's Beaver, Milton and Tweed. Overcoats, regular
values up to $8 50. .Emergency Sale Price .., 4 98
-Men's Beaver and Milton Overcoats, regular price up
to $14.00.. Emergency Sale Price ,,. 7 50
--Men's Tweed, Worsted and Serge Suits, regular price
up to $18 50. Emergency gale Price ., 7 50
- Men's '!'weed and Worsted Suits, regular price up to
$8 50. Emergency Sale Price 4 98
--'-13oy'e 8•piece emits, Light and 13iark Tweeds with
Kuleker Pants, sizes up to 88, regular price up to
$6.50. Emergency Sale Price ... - ,., 8 75
-Man's Odd Pants regular up to $1.75. Emergency
Sale Price
-Men's Odd Paints regular up to $3 25. Emergency
Sale Price. .., ...
-Ladies' Ready-to-wear Skirts in this season's best
styles, regular prices up to $4.00. Emergency
Sale Price
-$5,00 Ladies' Ready-to-wear Skirts.
Price ...
-Up to 80e. Ladies' and Boys' Hose.
Price
-Up to 60c. Ladies' and Boys' Hose.
Price
Emergency Sale
Emergency Sale
Emergency Sale
-Up to 60e. Ladies' Winter Underclothing. Emergency
gale Price ... .,, ..,
-$1.00 Corsets. Emergency Sale Price ...
-5Qe. Coreets. cr ri .., ,.. ,.,
-85c. Towels. if
it per pair
-80e. Towels. if a 11
-Cimfortere, regular $2,25, Emergency Sale Price
-$1.50 Table Cloths. Emergency Sale Paine ... ...
115 Genuine Bargains in the
2 25 Boot Department
-Ladies' Dongola Kid and Box Calf Boots, Bale and
2 25 Blucher styles, regular up to $2.00. Emergency
Sale Price 1 39
8 50 -Ladies' Choice Dongola Kid Vici Kid Boots, Bals and
Blucher styles, regular values up to $2.75. Em -
19 ergeney Sale Prise ... .,. ... ... ... 1 79
- Men's Box Calf, Velour Calf and Dongola Kid Boots,
89 Blucher and Bal styles, Goodyear welted soles, reg-
ular values up to $3 75. Emergency Sale Price.,. 2 50
- Men's Box Calf and Dongola Kid Boots, regular prices
up to $2.75. Emergency Sale Price 1 79
-Boys', Girls' and Children's Boots at 20 to 80 per cent.
less than regular prices.
-Over Shoes, Cardigans, and all Felt Goods must go.
Cost not considered.
89
79
89
25
20
1 50
1 15
Cali ilrices Allowed for Produce
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