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MEDICAL CARDS,
DR. R. A. BURNS—
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Successor to Dm J. A. McNaughton
,Brussels, Ontario
Graduate of Polyolinio Pod Graduate
School of Medicine and Surgery, New York
Member of 0011ege of Phyeiolane and Sur•
geode of Ontario.
Offoo and residence some aa formerly oc-
cupied
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° ➢[90022000 of women a specialty. No, 21,
BUSINESS CARDS,
ONEY TO LOAN AT 5 PER
lbl cent, F.0, SCOTT, MINORS.
NA7H. MoORACKEN—
• Issuer of Marriage Licensee. Ol•
doeat Grocery, Turnberry street, Brussels.
111ARMB FOR SALE—TH E UN
nBnaroNRa hae several good ,arms 101.
sale
and G100. easy thrum,
soonTT Bru 0018
C. 0. F.
Court Priueeee Alexandria, No. 24,0.0. F.,
Brussels meets in their Lodge Room, Blas -
hill Block, on the zud and last Tuesdays of
each month, at8 o'clock. Vieltiug brethren
always Welcome. AAPl. OOIILLISH, UBGESS. R. S.
M• MORRISON,
Issuer of Marriage Licenses,
WALTON, ONT.
ROBERT CUNNINGHAMI
INO1RANen,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH,
WINGHAIVI
Buoinees College
PARENTS, YOUNG MISS, YOCNO WOMEN,
WA21 17P to the foot that a knowledge
of Bookkeeping, Shorthand and Typewrit-
ing is an equipment for encoose In life,
Ao an investment it pay0 a dividend
every day in the year,
There le Ino time like the PRESENT. Im-
prove the pr000ut and you assure in the
future,
Enter NOW, an
deono a thorough
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will
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pave the business uvonuoe euuoeaefully
for you.
Tondo and further information eheorlully
giver, by °aillug or wrlblog,
6120, 8POTTON, 14. BnOfNAL1 PLBTOmnR,
President, lrinelpal.
12 years teething experieuee.
AUCTIONEERS.
i0txx.ct sgebos.
ForelwiCh.
The cheese for the first ha!f of Aug.
net was shipped, 11o. being the price
reoeived,
Geo. Wilson, who has been working in
the Flour Mill eiuoe Mr, Hamilton
took possession of it, bee seoured a
lucrative position in Listowel as seoond
miller with the Meyers Milling Co.
On Friday evening in the Epworth
League Rev, Jae. Hussar delivered an
address on "The Life of Women in
India" dealing with intently, obildbood,
ooartahip. marriage, and old age". The
monthly collection woe taken in the
interests of the Forward Movement".
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S. SCOiTTPASil °Ar NPAUCTIONetter prices, -
.
better myon in less time and leas charges
than
e won't ebnoge anything. other Auctioneer Esin teeennduor dema re
canea always
ys be arranged at this office or by
ROBT. H. GARNISS
BLVEVALE — ONT.
Auctioneer for Huron County.
Terme reasonable. galea arranged for
at the office of Tan Poem, Brueeele, 22tf
VETERINARY.
George Brown, Grey township, deliver•
ed to W. 0.11Idd at Listowel a live year
old draft gelding that woo opo of the
finest horses of hie ohms 11141 has ever
been raised in this eeotion. Ile wee a
finely formed horse, sound in every re.
Bard and brougbt the handsome prioo of
$290.
.H.,ttlrtow eel.
An Old Boys' Association will be held
here next Bummer.
The Kindergarten of the Pablia School
will be held in the morning.
Tenders for the new cement aide•
walks were let to Adam and Andrew
Gabel at 10 oents per agaare foot.
J. A. and Mrs. Halstead, of Mount
Forest, annonnae the engagement or:their
daughter, Edith M., to George J. Reid,
Monet Forest. The wedding will take
place in ()Weber.
The departure from town of J. D.
Horn, head miller for The Meyers Mill.
ing & Elevators, Limited, io mnob re•
gretted by his many friends. Mr. Horn
hae aooepted a position with the Hedley -
Shaw Milling 00., whose bead oMo°e
are in Toronto, with mills at Thorold,
St. Catharines and other pointe.
1101Y TO BILL A COLD.
No easier or more pleaoaut way than
to inhale "Catarrhozone"—it stops the
cold instantly, clears the noetrile end
ante out the phlegm. Try Oatarrhozone
yourself.
GA. CUNNINGHAM—
• Honor Graduate of the Ontario Vet-
erinary College, is prepared to treat all Ma-
ssed of domeetloated animals (in a oompet-
ant manner. Parti0alar attention paid to
Veterinary Dentistry and Milk Fever. Calle
andIufirmar
-Four domeptly attended North of bridge,to.° Turubetry et,,
Brueeele.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
ASB. biAODONALD— 1010,
Barrister, Solicitor. Notary,
eaoeee0or 10 G. F. Blair. Ot11oe 0000 Stan-
dard Sunk. Brussels. Solicitor Ior Metro-
politan Batik.
WM. SINCLAIR—
• bile,Barrister, O0lee—St wart Blooli
Notary Pnbllo,
1 door North of 0eStral Hot004 B
Solicitor for the Standard Bank,
ptIOUDFOOT, HAYS & BLAIR—
BARRI8TDR8, SOLICITORS, NOTARIES
PUBLIC, EMO. R U• Have
W. Pn000sroom,GG. F• BLAIR.
Offices—Those former
y occuHolpied by Meads
CommonGOD1B101, ONTARIO.
DENTISTRY
LeLLUb olr y.
[Intended for loot week,]
Harvest le a thing of the poet in this
neighborhood.
Alex. Gardiner is some better again We
are pleaoed to state.
Porter and Llyod Dennis Sandaled
with friends in Dublin.
Several from bare will go West this
Fall on the Harvest Bxoueion.
John O'Connor and wife, of Dublin,
visited blonde in tbie part on Sunday.
Peter Robinson has porobaeed "Flying
Sid," a etylioh driving horse from Jae.
Rea.
Mies Mabel Davidson, who has been
visiting in Seaforth for two weeks, ie
home.
Peter Gardiner hid hie boggy ex•
changed, an old one being lett in its
piece in Brussels the day of the roots.
It was no mistake.
Samuel MoPhereon ie improving hie
dwelling by building a new kitoben and
ve0eeriog the house, Thee, Newsome, of
Brunetti, does the frame work,
It is reported ibat John Orow)ord will
sell hie property in Manitoba and take
over his fathers farm on the 14th line,
We would welcome John book again.
John and Mrs. Dundee are home from
Toronto, where be was having an opera-
tion performed on 11)8 eyes. Mies Alioe
Derides, who has been laid up fora long
time with a broken leg, is around again
WO are glad to state.
Walton.
[Intended for last week.]
Mrs. Wm. Beet ie visiting iriende in
Walton this week.
Mr. Young assisted by Mr. Webb, both
of Seatortb, took the serviette on Walton
circuit of Methodist church the last two
Sundays.
Rev. A. W. and Mies Dever paid a fly
ing visit to Walton on Monday. Rev,
Dever was a former pastor of Walton
Methodist oharoh and their many friends
were glad to see them.
Word received from Rev. R. S, Baker,
who with Mrs. Baker is visiting relatives
in Wyoming, states that ha le just re-
oovering from a severe though short bit-
gees, and expecte to be with his 0ongre•
gation again on Sept. 10th.
The illustrated stories, song(' and mov
ing picture entertainment given by
Messrs. Robineon and Ooroteh in Duff's
chetah last Thursday was the beet of
its kind ever given here. The pictures
were excellent and exceptionally distinct,
and Rev. Mr. Robinson au singer and
reader delighted hie audience. Mise
Aggie McDonald also sang a solo during
the entertainment.
DR. R. P. FEILD,
DENTIST
Graduate of • the Royal College of Dental
Surgeon°.of Ontario and tPlret.olase Honor
Graduate of Toronto University. Office
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Tho bargeet Buoinoso and Short -
11.1 PF courses aro, thorough
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etrudtere, 'Whore is no bettor School
in the Dominlou.
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El' *rite for our free data1°811e, elft
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Prinoipale,
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THAT PALO, TIRED 4111110.
She is in moiety, in bushing, at home,
everywhere you sae her, bat always worn
and fatigued. She hasn't beard of Ferro
zone or she would be perfectly well,
How quickly it strengthens—what an
appetite it gives—What a glow it brings
to pallid °beaks! The nutriment eon•
Woad in Ferrozone pots strength into
anybody. Laughing eyes, rosy lips,
bright gelok movements all tell of the
vitality of Ferrozone. Thousands of at -
Emotive happy women use Ferrozone—
Why not you? A box of fifty ob000iate
coated tablets ooete flfby Dente at any
drag store,
.A.twoott.
A. M. Sweeten was at St. Catharines
attending the meeting of the I. 0. F.
High Court.
Little Eunice Knox ie now a 'sufferer
from an attaok of fever. It is thought to
be of a mild type.
?high Riol.mond lost a valuable horse
last week by having its leg broken. 31
is the third horse Mr. Riohmond hoe loot
this year.
V. Ioerger, of Listowel, bee leased hie
hotel property in Atwood, the Elma
House, to a Mr. Grundenbnrg, of Strat-
ford, wbo take° immediate poeseesion.
The anniversary services of the Bap.
ties Church, Mural], Atwood, will be
held in the oharoh here on Sunday, Sept.
10tb, when Rev. Mr. Bunt, of Spring -
ford, will preach at 8 p. m. and 7 p. m.
On Monday evening following the For.
oigu Mieeionary meeting will be held.
A. C. Robertson, of Reston, eon of J.
G. Robertson, Atwood, was recently
presented with an appreciative addreee
and a handsomely engraved Waltham
gold watch, beautifully ineoribed on the
inside. The inotdent was paused by
Albart's leavieg for Brandon, Man., and
the presentation wag a joint one of the
Sabbath Sobool, town end community.
431yoh.
J. E. Moser and W. E. Oampbell have
returned to Winnipeg.
Blyth end Lnoknow baseball teams
met in the letter village on Tuesday of
!net week and Blyth won by a more of
22 to 18.
Mies Kirkby hae resigned from the
Marling staff of Blyth public oohool.
The reeignatioo will take effect on Oo•
tober 1st.
The toast tax rate will be 18 mills on
the dollar with 5% added if not paid be-
fore Deo. 16111. Samuel Westlake will
be Oolleotor.
T. H. and Mre. Aebbnry, of Oakville,
have been spending a week in the village,
renewing old;friendo, who were glad to
meet him again. While here Mr. Aeh•
bury disposed of his 80•aore farm in
Morrie, adjoining Blyth, to Robert
Wigbtman, of Beet Wawanosh. The
prioe paid wee $4,800.
Eighteen people left Blyth station on
Friday morning, Aug. 25th for Western
Oanada points. Among those who left
were Harvey and Mrs. Longman, John
F. Nivine, J. 0. Rose, David Taylor, W.
Logan, Adam Owning, John Dingwall,
Robert Stalker, George O'Conner, Albert
Taylor, Amble Campbell. Joseph Lawson
and Frank Stalker. The majority of
them have gone West for the purpose of
helping with the great harvest.
Molesworth.
The briokloyere are bully at Jno.
White's new house and have it well on
the way.
Stewart Broa, have invented a sheaf
loader which promises to be a great su0-
nese. They tested it the other day at
Geo. Elliott'°.
Mrs. David Bowe underwent an open.
ation for the removal of a owner and
is doing nicely, We hope to hear of bet
speedy recovery.
Mr, Putney has improved the house
be recently purobaeed by having it clap.
boarded.. When he gets it painted he will
have a fine reeideuoe.
Samuel Sangster intends thoroughly
overheating hie etableo and making them
up•to•date, He ham purehaeed 40 barrels
of raiment to complete the work.
Joseph McDonald and George Brown
attended the sale of imported draft fillies
held by W. D. Flat in Hamilton. They
mob bought filly, two and three years
old, which will make a valuable addition
to their breedieg stook. They are pure
bred Clydesdale stook, registered.
What might have boon a aeriona Roof.
dent 000urred while Mrs. T. McDonald
and two boye were out driving, whon one
of the wheels Dame off the baggy, amusing
the horse to ran away, The comments
all jumped out °soaping without any
rodeos injury, baa the rig woo badly
damaged.
alk
Are you going to take
advantageof
"Big
our
Value in T's ?" Come
at an early date and
get a sample of our
Special Values. We
think we can give you
a closer price on a
Ten Pound Package
of "T" than you can
get from the so-called
"Tea Pedlar "
110 0. Davies iSt13 WCo.
ETH E L.
Nioholeoo bee not yet decided what he
will do but may build another dwelling.
Mae. L. Treaoy met with an aooident,
and Estrange to say, it was after she had
retired to rest. She had 000asion to
reach oat of bed for something, and being
nearer to the edge than she thought, else
fell to the floor, with the result that her
caller bone was broken. Uufortonstely,
she MS alone but she managed to get to
the door and willed for help. Some per -
eon passing by aroused the neighbors
and a physician was summoned.
W inaham.
September 28 and 29 are the dates of
Wiugbam Fell Fair.
Rev. W. Lowe will close his inaam-
benoy of St. Paul's by Barvoot Thanks-
giving services, on Sunday, Sept. 17.
John R. Clark will leoture in the
Methodist church on Monday evening,
Sept. 11111, on "To and fro in London."
R. H. Crowder is having a change
made in the interior of the etore be
000apiee. The elevated floor at the rear
of the store is being placed on a level
with the front floor.
Rev. Wm. Lowe, rector of Bt. Paul's
Anglioen Church, Wingham, wbo has
been appointed rentor of St. Matthews'
Church, London, was on Friday evening
presented by L. 0. L. No. 794 with a
in of
the Orange Grandne. He ie the s
Lodge of Ontario West,
Wm. Niohoieon, oontraotor, sold hie
residence on the Biaevale road to Walter
Patterson, fireman at the Union Fnrni•
tare factory. Mr. Pntter0on will get
poeseeeioo in the near Inters, and move
his family from Blaevale bare. Mr.
The Sabbath School pio-nio at Sur,.
shine In Mr. Martin's woods, Friday
Aug, 26+h, was a deoidea onooeoe The'
dry wee Ilan and about 1.80 p, In, over
126 of the ehi'dren and friends of tbe
Sabbath School aeoembled. Foot ball,j
ra000, game, swinging and elegies were
heartily pertiuipated in and enjoyed after
which 10e 0002111, lemonade, oalse, pie and
oandwinb were freely served. Bvnryone
seemed to enjoy to the fullest extents the
afternoon's outing in the woods. The
memos of the 000asion was largely due
to the efforts of the enberprieiog Superio•
Janet Hood,
nt les
tendent, M
$1,000 REWARD
Per TAM or incurable conetlpallon.
Toa person who can't be oured of
constipation by Dr. Hamilton's Pille,
the above reward will bo paid. No int
bbartio medioine giver] each lasting eatie•
(notion or effeote snob marvellous cures
as Dr. Hamilton's Pills. Relief 1mme•
diately follows for headaohe, biliooenese
end 01Om0Oh disorder°, No griping
pains, no burning oeooatiouo, nothing
but the most pleasant relief attends the
use of Dr, Hamilton's Pills—others not
so good. Prioe 26o. a box at all dealers
THIS I0EDICEI'E IS BREATHED.
That's why it ie sure to Dore Oatarrh.
You see it goes direot to the Bonne of
the disease,—its healing vapor repairs
the damage caused by catarrhal Milani.
motion. "Oetarrhozone" olwaye owes
becouse it goes into those tiny cells and
paeeagee that ordinary remedies oan't
reach, goes where the disease aotnally is.
Impossible for "Oatarrhozons" to fail as
any doctor will tell you. Don't be
misled into thinking there is anything so
good as Oetarrhozone,—nee it and you'll
soon say goodbye to catarrh.
Perth County,
Bzansnnu P10NBB0 DBA -.—The loath
took plane at 5 o'olook Sunday morning
at Toronto of William Bnbobiogs, one of
the pionoera of Blanebard. The deceased
gentleman who bad reached the ago of 66,
had the misfortune to lose hie wife and
three daagbtere in the 0onr0e of three
years and for Rome time bad been otaying
at the residence of his BOO in-law, Jae.
MoOraoken, where he passed away. Mr.
Hutchings wee a member of the Blan•
shard Oonnoil for over re dozen years and
was Reeve of Blanchard for two years.
Ha leaver] throe daughters and one son—
namely, Mre• James MoOraoksn, Dire.
William Godson, Mise Florence Hntoh•
ing° and George Hatchings. The funeral
took plane at St. Marys on Tuesday.
i3elgrave.
Mies Ella Owens, who has recently
been seriously ill, io, we are pleased to
etate, recovering rapidly.
The home of Will. Praetor, 41b line,
Morrie, has been made happy by the
arrival of a little daughter.
Mrs, T. Soandrett and her mother,
Mrs. Abraham Proctor, are enjoying a
trip to Brampton and Toronto.
Rev. A. E. Jones was spending aoonple
of days in Bt. Catharines last week as
High Court delegate for 0onrt Wingbam
Independent Order of Forester°.
The thoughtful, earnest and inspiring
sermons, given by Rev, M. J. Wilson, B.
A., of Teeswater, Sabbath, Aug. 27th,
were maoh appreciated by the people of
the Belgrave oirooit.
There was a good turn out to the
anniversary sermon to the 0. 0. F. here
on Sunday, Aug. 27111. Rev. Mr. Lowe,
of Wingbam, was the preacher and gave
a very suitable dimmer/ie.
Rev.. Mr. Hartley, of Oolobeeter, Essex
Go., has been appointed by the Bishop to
take obarge of the English churches at
Blytb, Belgrave and Auburn, The salary
will be $800 and a rectory. Rev. Mr.
Edmonds goes to Leamington, Essex 00.
Brink obnroh Epworth League had a
good time Wednesday evening, Aug. 23rd.
The program was given by Wingham
Epworth League after which a eooial
time was enjoyed and light refreshments
served. The chief feature of the even•
hug's entertainment wee a very inetrnot-
ivo addreee given by Dr.. Towler, of
Wingham, on his trip to California.
Belgrave is undergoing ooneiderable
improvement this Summer. Dao,
Geddes is building a fine, large Dement
block house and Mr. Taylor is building
for Mr. Brooke a neat, brick dwelling.
Mr. Watson has recently emoted a good
oemeut stable and ooneiderohle cement
sidewalk bee been laid while most of the
houses that needed it have been recently
repainted. When this work has been
oompioted and the necessary litter from
building operations has all bean cleared
away, Belgrave will be a village to be
proud of on a000not of its neat and
attractive appearance and it 10 to be hop-
ed that the long felt need of a publio
school will be met in the near future.
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A Direct Importation
of Dinner Sets
for Sale much Below
Regular Price
Ge «1' rl► Tho son's
'Jeff 1121. 1 St&.sRC 3U2SUEM1WEEK52' ZIMS17
Summer Races at Brussels,
The annual meeting of the Brussels
Turf Association was held on August
28rd and 24th under the moot favorable
aoopioee, large entries, hotly molested
Mod and splendid weather. The first
day's summary :
2,35 trot or paoe—
Dr. 0., Dr. Riddell, Orange
villa
Little Harry, Oodmore & Archi-
bald, Seaforth ....8
Molly W., Ohae. Mabee, Tilleon•8
burg
Little Ferguson, T. Smith, Strat-
ford�
2.291, 2.241, 2.241.
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1 1
8 2
2 4
5 6
1q6p
d'S
2 24 class—
Marjory Wilkes, W. H. McLean] 1 1
Luoknow
Happy Dreamer, John Henry, 2 2
Toronto
Ernie Wilkes, H. Hartwell, Bar -2 8 3
rig
2.234. 2.231, 2.24.
2.19 oleos, unfi0iehed—
Gertie Hunter, E. M. Stewart? 1 1
Guelph
Darkey Hal, W. Herod, Gnelph1 3 2
Tom Appleby, Thos. Porter,
8 4 3
Stratford
Wm. 0„ John McDowell, Tor.
6 5 b
onto
John Nolan, I. Stanley, Paieley,.4 2 4
Col. Bunter, T. Mnrdook, Hen -2 8 6
eat
Buena Vista, Dr. G. Stevens
,6 7 dr
Brantford
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MILLINERY
This week we make our first grand display of NEW FALL MILLIN-
ERY in all the latest New York and Paris s1 las
in Ladies' Droste Hate,
te
,
Ready -Eo -wear and eating Hats. roaEhors, Wiggs, Plumes, Flowers, Rib-
bons, Veilinge and all the latest Novelties in Trimmings, also all t11e new -
eat shapes fn Untrimmed Hats, wlliell will bo trimmed to order on short
notice by experienced milliners.
Mies Hood, who le well and favorably known as an expert in the art
of Millinery, is again in clump of this departmeal. Sihe waited the prin-
cipal fashion centres and oopiod the last creations in Hate, Etc„ as shown
in Paris and Now York. A cordial invitation is extended to all to Dome at
any time and view the finest stook of Millinery we ever ebowed.
NEW FURS 1.4
This week we haus received our New Fars in Ladies' Jackets, Caper- _e
Ines, Gaffe, Boarfe, Boas and Muffs. Now is the time to soleot your Furs
while the stook le at its best, and as the evenings are getting cool you. will
require something etylidh in Fur Neckwear.
NEW MANTLES
Our New Mantles aro bore and open for inepeotion. We show some -g
exclusive styles this °°aeon. We make a specialty of Minims' and Child- -
ren'e Coate fn cloth and white bearskin. ,
Highest Price Paid for Butter and Eggs.
gram; bad a fairly good orowd consider-
ing the busy eeaeon of the year and after
meeting all expenses will have a tidy
balaooe to carry over to another year.
UMPS
TANKS and
WINDMILLS
SAVV
Still in the business handling Pumps of
all kinds, both iron or wood.
The Marvel Windmill, one of the best
makes, is handled by no.
Water Tanks of variono sizes made to
order. Repairs promptly a1teuded to
and at reasonable prices.
tOrdero left at Tao POST, BRna0BL0.
will have our prompt attention.
The seoond day's racing was first -
oleos, the fields large and the orowd good.
Summary :-
2.19 °laae—
Gertie Hunter
W. 0 6 5 5 2
John Nolan 4 5 5 24 6 4 4
Cot. Hunter 8 4 3 5
Tom Appleby 1 3 2 6
Darkey Hall
Time 2.20, 2.18, 2.20, 2 19.
2.40 trot— 1 1 1
Bison 2 2 2
Baroness 3 4 2
Lady Minto 4 3 4
Queen O
Jennie Wilkes de
Dau Bare de
Time -2,32, 2 80, 2,81.
The 4i furlong running race had four
entries and was warmly contested. Re-
enit was au follows :—
Rathlin, W. Norlbgraves Tor -1 2 1
onto
Peroentnm, Fred. Maher, Tor.
2 1 2
onto
Pillion, J. J. Dowling, Toronto -3 8
All Souls, V. Sorimger, River-
dale
2,28 paoe— 1 1 1
Dr. 0 1 7 2
Little Pete 4 2 2
Little Dick 44
M 5 aguire 6 6 5
Nellie Gray 8 6 6
Ernie Hunter 2 4
Mo6
Molly W 8 8 dr7
Hattie Ferguson
Time -2,24, 2.281, 2,281
The o0loore of the [immolation are
well pleased with the remelt of abs two
days' sport. They put up a good pro.
A. RAYMANN
PUMP MAKER, CRANBROOK
Our Studio is
E3pcto=date
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Academy of the City of Loudon,
MISS MO'PHY
has been engaged by the
Spotton iiii.silless Col-
lege, Listowel,
We can guarantee all our worthy
graduate Stenographers lucrative
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OPENS SEPTEMBER 4TH
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GEO. 8POTTON,
Prinofpal.
Special attention given to.
Summer Visitors whom we
will be pleased to have call
on us.
We make a Specialty
of Out -door Viewing,
Homed, Groups, &c.
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J. T. WOOD
Proprietor of the Excelsior Knitting Mills, Brussels, is
prepared to pay 26 cents per pound, trade, for arty
quantity of good Wool delivered at his Mills. Splen-
did stock of choice goods consisting of Tweeds, Flan-
nels, Flannelettes, Cotton Shirtings, Cottonades, Szc.,
brought in from the best Mills, and Blankets, Yarns
and Sheetings made iu our own Mills of choice stook,
to give in exchange for Wool. Now is the time to
'market your Wool.
Strictly Fair Dealing our Principle.
9 Come and see us before going elsewhere.
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