HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1904-4-28, Page 5.Ali. 28, 1904
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And whoa bor ho u, Dead Minor
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are i raolvsdfroutbusineon firms end�Q
• MANY STUDENTS ,treplotted ill good V'f
postpone 'mob your by alto ta10ou5 off
'ferns opens April 11th, 10IJA
Two Qaurae5--•.
Oommereial and aburtbend.
Beed for College Journal.
A, L. Me1NTY1t1r, Manager,
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BUSINESS CARDS.
��ONGY TL 311.
. B0UTTO LOAN, ABzT 6 1a'ER
Dent, a8Bel,.
H. McORACJIEN
• Ieenox of Marriage Lieenece, Of-
fice
bfce at erooery, Turuborry street, Brussels.
T11ARMS FOB SALE—THE UN•
pennons:A has several sped Farms for
Bale sad to rent, easy tonne, is Towne)iips
of Morrie end Grey, •F S. BUOTT,Bransel
M. MORRISON,
Issuer of Marriage Licenses,
WALTON, ONT.
PISS BEAN fYt'LAUUIILINl
—TEACHER OF—
PIANO - AND - ORGAN,
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM:
INBnaANOA,
FIRE AND MARINE,
GUELPH,
LI LECKE,
LIFE AND FIRE 1NBORANCr,,
LOAN AND REAL ESTATE AGENT,
Otiioe ovor Morder's Drug atom,
Nov, 3rd,1002. 30.13mBXOBaola.
Wellington Mutual
Fire 1nguranee
BBTA Mins 0D 1a40
Iueui'anoe taken on the Dash Bud premium
note system atoms -01t rates, li (fore Wear.
ins elsewhere (ail on the andereigned Agent
of the Company.
GJ 0RG1t ROG RS, Brussels.
AUCTIONEERS.
117 S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION-
•. BBB, will sell for better prices, to
bettor roan, in lose time and lean charges
than any other Auctioneer in Haat Huron or
he won't charge anything. Dates and ordere
con aiwaye be managed et. Male °Moe or by
personal application.
!POST. H. GARNISS
BLUEPALE — ONT.
Auctioneer for Huron County.
Torma. reneonnble. Riles` arranged for
at the Dobe of TAB POST, Brneeele. eetf
VETERiNARY.
�T8 D. WA1t•W1OIC—
el • Honor Otadus.o of the Ontario '`vet-
erinary College, is prepared to treat all eh: -
cameo/ domesticated animgle in n 00mpet-
entmanner. Pa1•1P411a7 attention paid to.
Veterinary Dentistry, 0NIe promptly at-
tended to. Ofiieo end infirmary—Four doors
North of bridge, Toraberry at., Brnseels,
LEGAL AND laRNVEYANCINR.
A B. MACDONALD—
.E1.• Harriet..., Solicitor, Notary, hlto.
Swimmer to O. F. Blain Oifloe over Stan-
dard Siwis Brussels. Solicitor for Metro-
politan Back,
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M. SINCLAIR— ..�_
Barrister, aoliottor, Conveyancer,
Notary 1 nblic, &a. Wboo—Stewart's Block
1 door North of central Hotel.
Solicitor for the Standard Bauk.
})tt0UD1r00'r, BAY$ at GLAIR
BARRISTERS, SOLICITIIte, NOTE UES
• PUBLIC, 15'1.0,
W. Pnobnpooy, It. 0. 1t. 0. NAys
G. F. Beam.
Oakes—ehoee formerly 000upied by Messrs
Cameron & Holt,
Gonrialm3, ONTAino.
MEDICAL CMS.
J. A. ,M'NAUCINTON.
ne. 15 , O. M.,"
Trinity Ublveireity, Fellow Ttuiity Medical
College, Member- College of 1'bysiutane anti
auigeoue Out, Licentiate of the Royal OoI.
lege of i'hyoielans mud Licentiate of Mid-
wifory,Edinbersh. iM0'Wslephoue Node,
Reeidenoo—affil street, Brunetti.
DENTISTRY
OR R. P.
letrETOST
Graduate et 'the Royal College of Dental
aurgeoneof Ontario and First -antes Rotor
prarluate of .Toronto Unlvereity. Oitl0e
next to Brewer's Pitotogt'apb .Gallery,
SITU El SDI'S.
WANTED
•A man to represeet "CANADA'S GInt4o.
BST Nonejnuoq" in the town of Boatels
and eurronnding oonntry,and take orders
DLIR HARDY SPECIALTIES
in Lt1'nit 4h•co$, Shims Fruits,
OI'nhmentaIS, Ski abs,. 110808.
Vines, Seed 1'otalats, &c.
Stook true to name and free frorb San
Jose Seale,permanentneat poeition for
the right man on either salary or
oemmiselOn.
Stone & Wcltillgtexr
FONTIIILL N171..SERILIa
b0•11m over 600 Adreg
TORONTO, w ft ljtyq+,ltiCfi
STRATFORD, ONT.../
elite wheal antes for the Iliannor
to AND hips' In bealn0t5 eduotltion to
P Lacuna 50.dal'. Many 2500in50e col- r
A legeoDinicy our gradnatos as teach.
OM. We bevel r.0Or511 e1 apulicuttoue •
from other Uollegoe. Aok to me them
505 day yon Biter, 00150305000oureo
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free.
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W,.J.LLLIUI"r,Prluoipu). p'f
}JLat XtetiM , te11t ,
Fituig growore report that lbs field
mics have done great injury to the trams
in orchards is numerous places the peat
Beason, numbere of the trees being com-
pletely girdled by them.
Tutt stook of Stewart & Smith, general
me chant's, of Marlon, who aetignod to
N. L. Martin, of Toronto, woe sold at
0aotion to C B. Hall at 75,1 cents or. the
dollar. The stook was valued at 014,000.
Gustave Goebel, of Mitchell, formerly
of Brneeele, has sold to Geo. Banwell, of
the Benweil House, Brantford, the
handsome paging stallion Queen's Baron,
2.18 13-4. blr, Benwalt is to be oongrat•
Mated en obtaining one of the beet bred
and festoon etailione in Moeda. While
in Brentford Mr. Orem) purobased a flue
pacing gelding, whiob is Bald to be very
fust.
lx is rumored that Dr. May, Provinoial
Inepeator of Publia Libraries, think, of
retiring from the service and will be offer.
Bd enperunnnation utter his long term of
work. Among those who are spoken of
no likely to receive the appointment if the
position becomes vacant are A, H• Gib.
bard, prlooipal of the Niagara rails High
School, and E, A, Hardy, of the Lindsay
(nigh Schaal.
UNasss Tnopny.—The Listowel Stand.
ard says :—The silver sup presented by
the cheese buyer» nt the annual meeting
of the Western Ontario Dairymen's
Aseooiatlon, and won by 15. H.
Green, of Trowbridge factory, ie on ex•
hihiNou in the store window of Wright
at Th( mpeon. This beautiful trophy
has been won for two years it/ succession
by Mr, Green, and sbontd he ee once
more eueoeesfnl it will baoome iiia
property. We tenet that be may bold it.
CM op THANKS —The mtdersigned.
bege leave to tender her moat sincere
thanks to Court Woodbine, 0, 0. F.,
Orenbreol(, for the prompt payment of
51000, abs beneficiary of ber late hoe.
band, and for other ltinduesees received.
Also to the members 0f the Odd Fellow's
Ledge, Breeseie, for their New Year's
gift, and the helpful sympathetic worde
red thoughtful deeds of the people of
Brneeele and other friends will never he
forgotten, end is hereby gratefully a0-
knuwledged,
Mem FnAN050 M. Sums
Brussel°, April 21, 1004.
Tssousne' A89.003TSON, 1904.—The Au-
nual ideating of the East Huron Tomb
ere' Aseooiation will be held in the Sea.
forth Collegiate Institute on Friday and
Saturday, May 13th and loth. The
teachers will be entertained to an At
Home in the Collegiate Iustitute on Fri.
day evening, Among tboae who will
take part in the program ere : John
H tato0, M. A , •.Robert Weir, G. F.
Rogers, 13. A., Thos. N. Forsyth, Albert
13 Smith, Win, J• Meffott, W. J. Loag.
heed, M. A., David Robb, L P. S., Rev.
J. W. Hodgins, 'Phomas Muron, end
Miens Mary Padfield, Ada Beattie stud
M. L. Brock.
13 oo.I' Raaitrxriot Ar. Mae, G. P. Sour•
Eisen —The Toronto Star of last Friday
says;—"Mrs. George Percival Sonafieid
rreeived for. tato first time since her
lnarriate yesterday afternoon in the
yellow drawing 100m 45 the Ming Ed•
ward, Mie Schofield woro ber grace-
ful wedding gown of white swept de shine
with yoke of tacked ohiliou and .pearl
°remnant», and had a bouquet of Ameri-
can B.auty roes,'. She woe nssieted by
her mother, Mrs, Kele), hand•olnelygown,
ed in black, embroidered taffetoe, mount.
ed over Bilk, with black taglie deoked
with araboegnes cf lune. The tea table
WOO arranged in it corner of the drawing.
Loom, done with pitik and white car
nation',
its slender silver A .war holders
and silver candelabrum, with pink
shaded lights, and presided over by SIra,
Lawrence klkee, Mre. MoLeau Mardon -
milt, Mies Beatty ..and Miss Lyon.
Soule of those noticed during the after.
UM) were film, Drifleld, NEW Maple,
Mrs. J. Wright, Mrs. Sohn I3urgees, Mies
13. Wright, Mee; E. MoMidate Mrs, A,
Fenger, Mro,'Hubbell, Mies Temple, Mies
Towner, Mts. Bownelt, Mrs. R. Yonne
and ',there.
Saunuinon.—The Feet Williene Daily
Times Journal of April .15th says of a
former Brueeelite ;—"Last Thursday
eventu5 a surprise party tools possoseiou.
of the home of Mrs. Eludes, end after
spending some time in pieneant ghat and
lively gismo' one of party neon and
read the following address to Mies M.
Hiedee, who is to hetet iu a few days
for Winnipeg
Dem; Bite t'indes :—
Emerson ,'aye "To make a friend you
must be one,' and during your long stay
in Schreiber yon kava been a friend to
many. Thug, you have many triode
tubo deeply regret your departure from
their tntdet, and who embreoe this
opportunity of expreseiug to you their
hearty appreeiatlon of your friendebip anti,
services. •By your aoaive, intelligent and
ooneelentioueefforte toadvance the inter-,
este al the church, Sabbath school and
Ladiee' Aid 'moiety ; by the 0beeriol
readiness it) which you toolspart in the
literary and genial parte of the worts '
by the Ohristien kindliness) and 'ootlrteey
Wllioh have ever marked your tnttrnouree
with Meehan, officers and friends, end
ley the word of hope, kindliness aid
oymputhyt which you were ever ready to
'Meals, you hems endeared yonreetf to
all who know yeti and lead 510 tc hops
that you may long be spared to continue
in the good work whioit yon have 50
fitithfu'ly-and creditably 'tarried en whin
Nerd, Bat, dear Mies Eludes, we wish to
expr055 our appteeiatiou'cf your work. In
a more timeline and fasting Way than in
mere words, and so we ask you to adopt
this "Bible" hem the: Sabbath School l
this Book of Poems front the Ladi55' Aid
looioty and this brooch tram your nanny
IV 0
THREE PROPOSITIONS
FOR THE FARMERS
,Itlb'h,.„, t,'cr4, he's 9d4rq,a„
Pinder Twine 02500 saved on Ovary ton'by Twine, your brdera for Central Prison 7.'w1ne,
In addition to 0)3e the Twine its put
up in good Grain Bane tied with 3 Rope hatters, complete with soaps and rings, We
are agents for the Townships of Grey, Morrie and Mo1Lillop,
Pure are M1lanifa, 05U ft.,...... 12f,1 Farmer's' Spaoiul, 550 tt 115
Pure Manila, 000 it lite Avatars' fipeoial, 500 ft Bic
Terme oasis or }l, added for payment October let, Samples of the twine, grain bags
and betters to be men at our store.
Pratt's Peed The Quality, not the Prise, is the liraJL 0.7 consideration in purchasing Stock Food,
Pratt's Food hate beau in nee for over 80
'mare. It captured the Medal anal the Diploma at the World's Fair, Chicago, 1898.
Now is the 0ca0on to teed Pratt's Food to your Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Pigs and
Poultry. Pratt',' Food, pot up in pails, is the moat profitable package. Prioe of
pails, 01 25 and 52 60, Motley refunded if Pratfa rood will not do what is claimed
for it.
Portland Cement
Wo ars agents for the Han.
over and the Berman—one
grade only and that the
BEEPP, The best results can only be obtained by seeing the beet Dement. Cement
Companies will not guarantee a price only for the month of April. Pries for April
02 25. By ordering your Cement at rune you will get this price. Later on Cement
may 'titmice,
enieet eetteeel tteelNeelell (Ceti
A. M. MoKA
of
friende, not 10 any way a5 a remuner-
ation of eervicee rendered but as a eli,iltt
Mime of the love and esteem in which
you are held by ,your friends in Sohrei.
bar. We all wish you good bye and God•
speed and feel thea when the trials of
life are over and you ere called to depart
this life you will beer the "well done" of
the Master and receive a .orowu "that
periehetb never and that fadeth not
away."
Signed on behalf of the ohnruh,
RBv, J. A. PBxou.
Sabbath 800001,
GIto. A. Even.
Ladiee' Aid,
Wins, WADLANA.
Frioids,
M08, Penguin.
The Bible presented was a handsome
morocco bound teachers' edition ; the.
book of poems a beautiful volume of
Longfellow in padded nobien ; thebr000h
a goal 0.7050805 set with pearls. Miss
Hinders replied to the addrees in a few
well ohoeon w0rde assuring her frieude
that elm had enjoyed the work she bad
done or tried to do. That she had found
in Schreiber many dear friends ; that
elm needed no gifts to keep them always
in remembrance, and hoped she might
some time he eo happy es to vial them
again, but if not that they might meet
again fu a better world. Some one
started to sing "We shall meet, we shall
ging, we ellen reign," eto , in which all
joined. Refreshments were then served,
end bidding the family good night and
Miss Binder good bye, • the friends de.
parted to their several bootee".
Genre -to.
Rev, J. W. Holmes was in Toronto
last week on business.
The young eon of Adam Young bas
lately been seized with an attack of
oouge5tion of the lunge, but be is rapidly
recovering.
AMMO Doan, who bas bean spending
the past six weeks at his home here left
on Tuesday morning of last week for
Rat Portage wbere be will moans his
poeitinn ae brakeman on the 0.P. R.
The April meetinu of the Women's
Institute wee held at Mrs. White's on the
18tH inn. tire. Armstrong read a paper
o,i
•H
"ouse cleaning 'comfortably",
Quite a lengthy animated dieomesiun
f.dtowed. Mies Mae Knox and Mise
Mary Horton each Snug a Bolo very
sweetly. The iutereet is the Wamee'e
Institute still keeps op, new member»
joining 0t every meeting.
IjrreNit.ttoW.
Mre. (Rev ) Walter Treleaven and two
children, of Gfeuatleu, are visiting friende
in town.
The W. 0. 11'. U voted the sum of 55
to the needy in New Ooterio a0d a box
of Malting is to be sent.
Mrs. W. H. Stewart and her daughter,
little Mies Verna,. of Origin, were vi53t•
ing friends in town last week.
A Spring show for entire horses wee
he d in the A1rionitnral Park, in Look -
now, on Wedneeday, when 560 in prizes
was given.
J. G. Andereou returned on Saturday
last from Brighton where be spent the
Fail and Winter looking after his apple,
ebipping business.
Ltolsnow Lodge of the Independent
Order of 0.1stfellows will oeiebrate the
eighty.fifth anniversary of the Order is
Amsrioabyattending divine service in
the Metboduto 00uroh, on Sunday May,
1st,
John Brown, for many years in the
employ of Writ. MIN, of this village, hag
entered into partnership with Mr. Tay-
lor, of Toronto Junction. The family
will move to Tnronto,in the near future.
Rev, Joseph Philp, 13 Ae of Ktooar-
dine, preached 1115 Epworth League
Antsivereary sermons in the Luoknow
Motbodiet (Thumb on Sunday morning
and evening, On Monday evening Mr,
Philp gave bis popular lecture on
Paleetine and its environments.
eeiepLire •alt.
Angus Kennedy left for Brandon where
be will probably engage in bneineee.
The house famine still 00ntinues in
towu and good renting bums are still
ata premihm,
Gordon MoDeweli mat with a painful
sooident by which he received a nasty
ga-h in the ankle from an axe.
Harold Willeoo, eon 01 0. C. Willson,
of thin town, le slowly reboverfng from a
severe attack of rheumatism in Detroit.
Geo. Patterson, who met with an
accident at the furniture factory yorde,
is u,.t improving se rapidly ae hie many
friends could hope fox.
The Seefarth auxiliary to the W. F.
M.13, has appointed Lire. A. Forbes as
representative et the sonnet meeting to
be held in Toronto daring May.
Mr, and Mrs. Mullett and family leave
Edmonton for Ontario the first of May.
Their many friends here will weloome
them back after a sojourn of two years
in the far Weet.
Work on the new .two-story addition
to be built to the rear of W; H. Willie'
ehoe store, hoe been oommenoed. When
completed Mr. Willie will have large and
00mmodioue premises.
b,lmto w Pei.
Campbell Magaby, of Chicago, former.
ly of Listowel, wee merrier! at Galt on
Monday to Mies M. Kynooh, a popolar
young lady of that town.
The Maitland Stet Football Olub will
give n 0oncert in McDonald's ball on
Monday evening, May 2nd, The 0000ert
will be mostly home talent.
Rev. G. Dalsbeel, who is about leaving
town for Muskoka, was preeeoted with a
wellfilled puree and an address by the
members of St. Paul's Lutheran con.
gregelion.
Among the victims of the terrible
aeoident wbioh 000nrred on the United
Stales big battleebip Mieeonri, while
engaged in ire reoork.breabing 12 Mob
gun pra0tios off Pensacola, Florida, was
Harry W. Frank, eon of the lata Jacob
Frank, of this town who held the po511ion
of eleotrician on tiro big fighter. 130 wag
buried here on Saturday.
D. 0. Brioker, of Winnipeg, brother of
S. Brioker, of this) town, and formerly
Ono of the beet known m5u in Bruce
county, died at Port Elgin on Saturday
night of last week, sir. Brioker was
sixty-three years of age nod took ill last
Fall ;when he came' from Winui
peg 50 oousnit a speofalist in
Toronto, going from there to his old home
in Port Elgin where be has been Hideo.
He was in past years prominently
connected with busineos and real estate
fn Port Elgin and Bruoe county and
went from there to Winnipeg about
twenty years ago.
At the . High School exrroieee the
judges of oratory were Mayor Hay and
the reeident minietere of town, std they
awarded first prize to Alex. Simpson and
esoond to E, 11. McLean, The prize
mays were read over by George Bray, B,
SIGN OF THE
GOLDEN
I have opened up in the Strotten block, two
doors North of the Metropolitan Bank, a Jewe1-
ery and Repair shop. All kinds of Gold and
Silver Watches, ()locks, Fine J'ewelery and
Silverware kept in stock and will be sold at
lowest possible prices.
Have had a long practical experience in
Clock and Watch Repairing.
Customers can confidently depend on first-
class work in this branch of my Business.
Will Guarantee satisfaction or money Refund-
ed.
Kindly Soliciting a share of Public Patron-
age.
inension*SedgMaivail
F. .
A. and W. C'imie, B. A.., and the Ars
and s 0 I prizes awarded to 15105
alalia• it . •1 Mies Quoin reep,etively,
, who 11 ,4 .hair uotnpoeitious to the
Indies"., 1. W. doott 5tterwartls
preeeuted beprime, haedeome sets of
Woke, to the winners anis oompl11nsnted
them on the exoeiienia of their work and.
that of all the pupils taking part.
/EH reWalt,
F. 8. Wolford, Junior so the Molecule
I3arik emir here, severed 'hie couneotion
with Sisosoli, leaving far Woodstock.
h'i re
.Medd and daughter Josie, have
returned 6 d trom rami ' o r
L n t n where thn
have been spending a (ample of tveeke
visiting relatives,
Owing to a defeat in the stovepipes
the family of Mr. MIDcugall 055130 near
being suffooated with goal gesso)) Wedoee.
day night of iset week. ?Aim Popple and
the children of hor (immoral eider were
sleeping upotaire and during the night
she was awakened by a obokiag emulation.
Upon arising she had jilet strength
800000 to get down stairs with one of the
children, Sir, McDougal ran upetaire
and brought the others down throwing
open ail the windows. They were all so
weak and siok that they bad to hese
medical attention and were 'confined to
bed all next day from the effeate.
131v ale.
Speoial Whinge of the Blyth division.
aorta was held on Tuledey.
Sunday was m•e,fonary Sunday in the
Methodist oharob. ltev, J, Relates ex•
changed pulpits with Rev. A, E. Jones,
of Beigrave.
While removing s cork from a bottle
in hie drng store J. M. Hamilton bad
the misfortune to out his right hand
badly by the nook of the bottle breaking.
It Wag found necessary to put a stitch in
the wound.
hliee Sadie 13migh left on Monday
morning of last week for ?ouoka,Alberta.
A large number of her friends, old and
young, were at the station to bid her
farewell and wieb her a safe end 51515'
8,515 journoy. At Calgary on Saturday
of !net week ahs was married to Lieut•
J. A. Jackson, 13. A., who left Blyth one
year ago and who has eines) been praotie•
fug law at P000lha, Before leaving our
village Mise Emigb was entertained by
the oongregatiou of Trinity church and
presented with a silver pudding dials
uo0ompanied by a kindly worded address.
A15W00(0.
Sunday evening the Presbyterian Y.
P. S. 0.E. toot( up a apeoiat collection in
aid of the night schools among the
lumbermen,
Mts. F. Onrtie is recovering rapidly
from the abeoeee with which she bas
been suffering during the peat two or
three weeks.
Elmo Obeese Factory began the man•
facture of obeeee on Monday of last
week, W. D. Angoe bee as his assist.
ante Messrs. Holmes, Ballsntyne and
Ziemann.
Word has come from J. A. Roe, V. S.
to the effect that he and hie family are
on their way back to Atwood. None of
the family Nave bad good health einoe
going to Nartb Dakota.
Thos. and R•obt. Neebith left for
Regina, Ana., where they hope to obtain
work, Alre. Robt. Nesbitt accompanied
ber husband, but Mrs. T. Nesbitt will
not go Weet until her bueband derides
definitely where he le going to settle.
st:itrattee-8c t.
tire. Henry Horton received a etroke
of paralysis.
Oonnoillor Mornay got 47 obiake from
his flret setting in the incubator.
Skating at the rink, with good ice, the
second last week of April is certainly a
reoord breaker.
Dr. and Mee. Perry Tom have left for
Toronto, eu route to their home, Well -
wood, Manitoba.
Engineer Peterson, of Montreal, has
rented the Kiely residence ou Nelsen
street for the Simmer.
Dr. Arab. Dickson returned from New
York and bas gone to Winnipeg, with the
intention of looating in the West,
Dr. W. S. Turnbull, who . has been
taking a post graduate 000roe in medi
eine and surgery has returned t0 town
from New York.
At 1 p. m. Thursday of last week there
were five paaeenger carriages and 68
freight care at the depot, anti 88 freight
oars on the tracks at the harbor, a total
of 111.
Lighthouse street bee a very largo
amouot of traffic every reason, and the
gravelling of it will prove a decided im-
provement. The drainage requires
particular Riley tion.
Sockore have been naught in foie
numbers et the river's mouth, but up
the river very large quantities have been
landed, the peat week baying been a good
one for catching aria flab. Pereb are
still seam, probably becauee the large
minn owe they feed un are BUNS in the
harbor.
A PRESENT FOB P11E OLD
FOLKS.
1'013 THE STOMA,8I5'S SAXGE.
An eminent physioian says, "btunan
life should Inst Ave times the years it
takes to mature"—thus if twsnty.one ie
maturity WO ebould IIVe over a hundred
years, hot there ere mot many reaoh the
.ae0tiry. mark, A great deal more tong.
evity would exist ie the etomaeh did not
get crippled and played out. That organ
gets plenty of abuse, and le deserving of
attention. I5 le the starting point of
most ailments, and it need' the flret
1ttentien when symptoms of eiolmeee
appear. 11 en elderly stomach eats be
kept working right, yon may be acre of .a
ripe and 00ntent513 old age, 0oulparatively
free from physical burdens. The great
new dieoovery, ANT •PItiL, the Great
System Treatment, has a grand effeot in
helping old and derangedstomache. Any
aged person who will address a Postal to
Wilson -Pyle 00., Niagara Falls, Ont.,
will get a free trial bottle by return mail,
Bola in Brusseis by Sae. Fox.
The license of the pity Hotel, Brant' t
ford, will be out off,
The Grand Trunk have discharged
tweniy.Ave firemen at Belleville.
Cointorfeit quarters and balk dollare
are beingI
atadit Hamilton.
retailoirnn Windsor, of Woodeteek, has
been appointed handmaeter of the Oxford
Riffee,
The Legislature passed the third
reading of the muoielpal taxation bill and
un 551101401750 to the atatuto lam by
wbioh a bye'aleotion must be brought 011
within throe lttgnth5 01 a vk.ottaoy,
110
BLVre-�.
12,091e a'd,�^ '
Carpets, Idnolennis and Floor Oil Cloths
The time hen Dome when the thrifty house keeper begins to think of
bonse•uleauin andn t
g, ew Carpo e, LlUOtenmd, Floor Cil sloths, -.Etc„ and to
eel gide e
eoneider where elle Dan ret thebeet,
(esus and ' e
n to largestt
6 u5sor want to
(thecae from. Her thoughts natually turn to our Mammoth Establieb.
mens where there is a)1Vaye a large 51oole of new patterns and solore to
select from, and the primes aiwaye 0 little lower than the ioweet. • Thie
season we ebnw a fine a000rtment and moo value In the following goods
Vir:olenme, 2 yards wide, in tile, blonk and floral designs), at from 750 per
yard up.—Floor Cil 0lotbe, 1, 1).1 and 2 yards wide, in new patterns
and colors, at 25o per square yarn.—Hemp Carpets, yd. wide, in etripee
and floral petterne, at 123o, 15o, 200 and 25e—Tapestry Gamete, in
r,ew desigus and colors, „t 25e, 350, 50e, 60o and 705.—Union Carpets,
yard wide, newpetterne, al 255, 35o and 50o.—Wool ingrain Oarpete,
two ply, at 650, 75o and 050,—A11 Carpets), over 80o per yard, eta and
matobed free,
TACE CURT
AINS
o,—Lave Watling, 8 yards
m l:aoe Curtains , 3,� Bards
y border, 54 inchwide, cafe, at
h frills and embroidery, at
Laos Curtains, 2, yard,' long, great valve et 50
long, )3809 designs, special 75o,—Nottingba
long, with plain or scroll centres and fano
81, 51,50 and 81—Robinette Curtains, with
81.25 and 52.
COBE"
CARR1 GE
FACTO RY
The time is come that, you
may want to buy a Buggy and
we are glad to say we are ready
for you as we have now on hand
any quantity of the finest Bug-
gies that can be got anywhere to
choose from. Prides right.
A number of first-class Farm
Wagobe, with low or high wheels,
either 2i or 8 inch tires. Also
a few 8 -spring Democrat Wagons.
Be sure and call and see
what we can show you.
John Cober 84 Sore
CARRIAGE 51FG'13,4 13RUSBELS.
anasacarsaisor-
@NTH
OLD STAND
While we are not given much
to puffing up our business in the
public print we desire to thank
our numerous customers for the
hearty support accorded us in.
1908, and to state that we are
still in the old stand ready to
attend to their wants.
Wood work repairs promptly
attended to and all departments
of blacksmithing, with a specialty
made of Horse -shoeing and Job-
bing, As we have spent 18 years
in Brussels we thick we are com-
petent to understand the wishes
of the public to a good extent.
Call and see us.
S. T. PLUM
Thomas street,
Brussels..
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New. and Choice alnd. at
Fair Prices.
SPRING
is at Land and with it comes louse -clean-
ing and new Carpets, Curtains Soc. We have
r
anticipated your wants and have now the most
Elegant and Up-to-date goods on the market.
Unless you come and let us show you abs wide range
in stock you will have no conception of the choiceness
of design, colorings and handsome effects we carry. In
Carpets we have the best in
Brussels, Velvets Tapestries,
estries
Wools and Ingrains.
s.
The Choicest Stock ever dal'l'ied in Brussels
MATTINGS
Our line of Mattings embrace Lineoleurs, 2 and 4
yards wide, Inlaid L.ineoleums, Oil Cloths, eco, Neat
Patterns and sure to wear like leather,
SQUARES
The Tapestry, anion and Wool Squares we show
give knowing housekeepers an opportunity of securing
up-to-date goods without going to the city for them.
We also carry handsome Floor Rugs, Table Covers,
Piano Drapes, Curtains and other lines that cannot fail
to please and all at Reasonable Prices.
All kinds of `Upholstering done and in goods to matob Carpets
if desired.
S"Carpets Cot and Malohed fn one Show Room,
We have an elega.nb stook of A 1 FU1SNITURE, Call kid see it.
R.
peri
alo & SOII
0AISPET 17BArAutp, BI8UBSELS.
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