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MAY 23, nap
BUDINESS CARDS,
AlrONEY TO LOAN AT 5 PER
oett, 1l 8 SCOTT, Animals,
H, MoORACKEN—
• issuer of Marriage Liman, Of.
tine At Gr000ry,Turniterry, atreet, lirletioda
1.11A.RMS FOR SALE—THE TJN •
AnneIONSD has several good Farina for
eale and to rent, easy tortes, In TownsLipe
of Morrie and Grey. If El. OCOTT.Brussel
M. MORRISON,
Issuei, of Marriage Licenses,
WAL.TON, ONT,
MISS JEAN NPLAUCHLIN,
-THALIIIIllt OP—
PIANO — AND — ORGAN,
0E712,-C,TZM2E7.46, 01,47T,
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM'
1$80110908,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
E. Estelle 6rilfiu
Tel:Meilen On Toni% CULTURE
Pupil of Klee Eva N. Roblin, of London.
Pupils prepared for Clonservttory aVonfl.
1,4A, ill visit Bruseele every Tuesday.
Lemma given at the home of W. H. Kerr,
John street,
LECK 1E,-,
, AND mu. ,INSUltANOM,
LOAN AND REAL ESTATE AGENT,
• 't MONEY' TO LOAN AT 4.},4. & 5:Per Cent.
011100 over Iforelmen Drug Moro,
• Nov.80,1009. 30-8m 13ru88elii.
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Wellington Mutual
Fire lueneanee CO.,
Essi.knialnuo 3840
'mailroom) taken on the emelt and premium
note system ateurrent rates. fore 'neur-
itis el ee where call on th e u ntlernig tied Agent
of the Company.
GEONGE ROGERS, Bressele.
volowoommea001
AUCTIONEERS.
TiSCOTT AS AN AUOTION-
a.• man, will sell for better pricee, to
better n3en, 10 1008 91000 and leas °barges
than any other Auetioueer in Neat flume or
he won't charge anything. Dates and orders
can alwaye be arranged at this Mike or by
personal application.
WHOM IT MAT CONCERN,-
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The undersigued, who lo well acquainted
throughout the most part of the County
' - and who has had business witb n largo Mr.
.ole of farmers in and around this locality,
begs to inform the community that he ban
taken out au Anetioueer's Gluttons for the
Couutyof Huron and offers hie cervices to
• all purposing to hold sales.
,THOS. NEWSOME, Brussels,
YETERUMARY.
T D. WARWICK—
ti 1. Honor Giajnace of the Ontario .Vet-
erinary Oollego, is prepared to treat all die.
eases of,domeableatea animals in a cornea.
-ant manner. Partinular . attention maid to
Veterinerp.,Deutirtry. Cells promptly at-
tended to, Dines d Inermary—Foor doors
. North of bridge, Tornberry si., Brussels.
LEGAL AND CONVOANCING,
'VAT M. SINOLAIR—
• Barrister, Solieitor, 'Conveyancer,
Notary Pobilo &o. unlee—Eitewartet Block
1 door North of Central Hotel.
Solicitor for the Standard Bank,
F. BLAIR, BARRIBITER, SOL—
. Iorrott, , BRUSSELS.—
uillee over Standard Bank Solicitor for
Township of Grey, S °wick 91 01001 autl the
Metropolitan Sauk. Private and Compaoy
money to loan at lewest rates.
MEDICAL CARDS.
J. A. M'NAUGHTON,
(1.09.,
Trinity Univereity, Fellow Trinity Medical
College, Member College of Phyaidans and
Surgeons, Out. Licentiate of the Royal Col-
lege of Physicians and Lieentiate of Mid-
wifery, Edinburgh, es-Telephoue No.14,
Residenee—Mill street, Brosuels,
DENTISTRY
• DR. R.: P. FE1I.D.
DENTIST
Graduate of the Royal College of Doutal
Surgeons of Ontario and Pirst„alase Honor
Graduate of Torouto Uolversity, Oftlee
pert to Brewer's Photograph Gallery,
• 1309088311098.
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and Students may enter'
at any time. SPRING TERM BEGINS
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Shorthand, Send for College Journal,
0. A. FLEMING, A, L. MeINTYNE,
President, Secretary,
SHINGLES
Billfish Columbia
Red Cedar Shingles
0900 --
North. Shore
Pine and Cedar
FOR SALE AT TEE
Brussels Planing Mills
Also Doors and Saeh of all Pat
'kerne on hand or made to order
let Short Notice.
6186931sta:1 Furnished for all
kindle of BUildings. Woektuan.
ship and Material Guaranteed.
P. AMENT
P—lenar4i1.11
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CENTRAL
STHATFQRD. ONT.
0ur Graduates readily seoure good
pooltione beeaues our high grade traln.
trig prepares them to render nrat•oluts
090010809 Business men want nrst-
class workers and have no time to
waste upon the ether 11184,uom•
illenee it course now and be ready for
a poeitionln the Pall, Write for nand -
Bow 0 catalogue.
W..1, ELLIOTT, Prinuipal,
iatstrict 3ttia5.
0001013 Mill ie running 18 hornet a day,
A. Salvation Army oaptain wae in town
oolleoting for the reeoue work,
Hadley Doan will celebrate Hie 85th
birthday in Anguet ; health and weather
permitting,
Vhitors in town are mnoh impressed
with the size ;and isorlItnce of Elensall
Public Library.
Melville Stoneman left last week for
Mitchell Where be has taken i0 position in
his cousin's etore.
Mr, Worth hoe reeigned his position
here ae trackman to take a situation of
a climber nature at Stratford.
The initiative is being taken to hold a
graud oelebratiou 111 Ileueall on•Dorninion
Day under the auspices of the Band.
Some of 01111 grain boyere, who per.
chatted oate when the pried was high are
now oelling them 0111 0* lose ot from two to
three °etre a bn•hol.
Till (Skil° .
William HaOrostie, of St. Selen., is
now a Oommicationer for taking aril lavite
in the ib Court of Justioe in the Prov•
inoe of Ontario.
A pnblia meeting of the ladies of Look.
now was held in the Town Hall on
Thursday efternoon to organize a brauela
09 1(00 County Hospital Board,
The Mut Brutes Regiment will go to
Lnotion for animal dmil on the 9.13 of
June. It will be skeleton drill again thi,
year that ie, only allure alai non corn
00198109 efficers participate in it.
Many of our refuters will regret to
learn of the death of Elwin Gctuut,one
of the first maitre of the township lot
West Wawa:met] which took place at hie
home iu this village on Wednesday of
lain week at the age of 76 yeers.
Gaunt had been ill einoe February last.
The funeral took place Friday afternoon
to the Rinlose 0 metery. •
Exceedingly interesting and profitable
services were held in the Luoknow Pres
byterion ohuroli on Sunday, 17th inst.,
ho oonneotion with the anuivereary of the
church. The earn:iota preached by Rev.
Professor MaoVioar, B, A, , of Fergus,
were eirquent and thoughtful mad were
greatly appreeiated-by aOl preeeut. The
ootteeegatione bothlie.rvicte were very
largo, the evening coopregation especial.
ly.ototediug the oonamodioue rhumb to
the dobre. Monday eveniug ,Protessor
MaoVioar gave hie interesting and ever
popular leuture on "The Sign Poeta of
0.1 London",
• Petrel eavleh.
'John Suhaefer, of Mayne, 'dipped a
carload of rattle and 10080 91000 this eta -
tion to Toronto ou Monday of limb week.
Rev. D. Rogers and Mr. Wolkey attend.
ed the tchnhodish Olturoh Dietrich Meat.
iug Wednesdey end Thnr.day of last
week at Luonndw.'
The Springbank Butler Go., made their
tint shipment of butter for the season on
Monday of lag week, It oonsisind of 67
boxes, and wite ootisigued to Lonricio, Big
lend.
A numb, r of trees have been- mealy
planted on the grounds of the ffethorlist
eintroh, and some new wire fence erected
for the proteation of the same. The
church end parsonage groan& present an
improved appearance.
Wm. and Mrs. Milne, of North Daltote,
eo long and favorably known 0,41 resideuts
of Howialt, have for the pet few weeks
been the guseln of the forrner's brother,
D. S. Milne, 09 1(00 11 h oon., have ale°
been visiting with friends and old neigh-
bors in thin twenty left Thursday for
their home in North Dekoto, Their 21.
.yearel stay haitarth Dakota, eeeres.to have
been oongenial to thvir hettith:
While•returning home on Monday of '
hot week, from Win, kleKee'p, a011ti and
IVIrs. Anderson met with an aceident
which might have proved serious, As
they were missing Horton ch Birkley'e
peddling wagon, their horse- took fright
and shied, and on p0111119 00 the lines one
of them broke and caused the horse to go
iu the ditob, upsetting the bogey and
throwing the oeoupanto out, (fir, Ander.
eon was quite badly bruired and had to
keep hie tied for a orniple of days, and
Mrs. Anderson Wee oleo somewhat brute
ed.
JECxe to Ir,
5Ire. E, Jones has opened up a grocery
in the etore recently vented by F. F.
Knight.
The Opera Howie put op for sale by
auction was not sold, the amount of the
reserved bid not having been reached,
The teeoliers of South Huron held
their annual oonvention here on the 2let
and 22ud of May iu the Exeter Public)
School.
The many friends of John Willie, of
ltogerville, formerly of Exeter, will learn
with 109(101 9(0009 he is At present in a very
low ocitdition. For some menthe he hen
been undergoing the X ray treatment at
London but Unfortuuately it has not
()toyed a eueoese, only affording tempor•
ary relief.
Mtge Claim Ondmore, Huron street,
met with it very painful thooident. She
waa washing seme olothes when a large
pin in oho 01 1130 garments ran into her
right hand at the base of the thembt
imbedding itself at 11111 ength. The pih
Wee tonally removed and the iujured
bend is doing nicely although painful
and badly 03901(00,
Tho /meting for the nonateation of a
eouneillor to fin the vacancy on the
13xeter Commit Board, clanged by the
toluene° of John T, Manning, wen held in
the Town Hall Monday of last week
between the 'more Of 12 and 3. °Week.
Only Iwo nominations were reoerded,
that of 0. n. siitidero, lorutor Advocate,
and 3arnee Clrecoll, the former by Joe,
Betilot and Thon Haw Iti.ta end the letter
by Woo, Hahlig lad .11v 111014 At,
the clonoinsion ef the leneloati ins kir,
Sauttere being ireseet w•thdrae., 01114
allowing Mr, 001,11 to be elected by
aoolanaation.
1c4lt nil Or 2311.
19,14. M., 511 igine prraoltai on Stindity
eVellinti on "Tne King and the Empire,"
James Path littende starting ti large
boarding home 110 an annex to hie hotel.
Klee 13811aie Lame, daughter of A.
'Young, bee nestled her graduatioe cx.
smitration to oratory at Ernernin College,
Bottom
The Canadian Order of Foresters, of
thio towo, have made arrangenteute with
the Greed Truett to run a 900018901
exoureion to Niagara Palle, on Friday,
June 12tb,
The Brat home game in the Denier
football eohedule will be played on the
reoreatititi eruunde cm Friday of thio
week, et 6.15 p. m., between the old time
Galt and the Maroon
Mimi Rate Broticifoot, who hue been ill
in-btratiord for several weeks,woe the
subject of a very 0141001 operation in the
hospital there, For a time elle wile Iraq
low, but we ere pleaded to learn that Elie
is hew sidnewhat improved.
t (10(1:
Geo. Crooke has now about oso hone in
the pee of the Elena uheese factory.
The gravel road hoe been nicely graded
up aud rounded off, from the railway
crossing to Newry,
The looal Suns of Scotland S oioty
pnrpose 1101din8 a grand garden party on
or about the 19 h of June.
George Came broke one of the small
bones of hie right hand thia week by a
fall from Si. NI bobalPo dray.
John Loognaire, who has purchased
Mrs. Oliver'e property ..nott to Miohael
(Jotriete, moved into his new home on
Monday. Mrs. Oliver has taken up her
residence in Monkton.
Rev. Mr, Sauuders, Baptist minister,
has been given two months' leave of
absolute by hie congregations at tietowel
and Atwood, He purposes spending his
vexation in Manitoba in conically with
hie brother.
Mrs. Wm. Brown is seriously 111, She
to,lt a bad att tok of the grippe shortly
after the death of her husband and has
never completely reoovered, her strength
having ban greatly impaired by the long
siege of nursing,
The tOwn well he now proving to be a
valuable aegcreition. About 150 feet of
hose have been purchased and with this
it is possible to lay the duet nioely in
front of all the stores in the large blank.
When attached to Dr. Ridd's pump it
will be possible to lay the dust in front of
hie reeidenoe and others in that vioinity.
tor. ClOoNOrb.—The municipal Council
of Blum met in the Hall, Atwood, on
May llth, Members all present, minutes
of last meeting read and signed, Moved
by Carry and Coates, that this Council
hi in favor of the bill brought before the
Legislature last year and which is intend
ed to be brought up again (1318 3100.1 by
Petty pieoe, M. P. P , re railroad tax
ation, aud 1(3181 090 Oleik be authoria'al.
to forward o, oopy of this resolution to the
proper partial. 001110,1. Moved by
Boyle and Bell, that the report of the
Engineer for the repair of the Ellice.
flaitland drain moved upon Elmo by the
toovnehip of Logan be adopted and the
Clerk be authorized to have a by law pre
pared for same, (larded. , Moved by
Boyle and Coates, that By-law No. 457,
changing lot 14, oon, 18, from S B. No.
7 and annexing it to S. B. No, 8, as now
read be fluidly pained. Carried. Moved
by Corry and Cloatee, that Jas. Graham
be awarded the oontraot of putting the
gravel on gravel road at 74 cents per
yard, and 0. Broughton be awarded the
overseeing and spreading the same at
51 40 per day. (Tarried. Moved by Bell
and Boyle, that D. A., Broughtdo be paid
$75.00 port contraot Weaning out Logan
Matitland drain. Parried. Moved by
Boyle and Cootes, that the amended
petitious re altering U. S. S. Noe. 6 and 7,
Logan and '33Inta, and the formation of a
new Bobcat section in Rime be received
and a bylaw passed appointing arbitra.
tor. (urled. Muved by Bell and Ourrie,
Bylaw No. 468 appointing an arbitrator
for cbanee of school seotions, eto., as now
road he finally passed. Canted, Moved
by Goatee and Boyle, ihagortlers be Netted
for payment of the following moments r
The G. T. .11. Go. 81, 1001111.108 sewer
through Enlivens, lot 10 and 17, con, 8 ;
A. Lawrence 50 oents, repairing two oul.
aorta, ann. 12 ; 'G. Lennan $2 65, filing
melanin towoline 311. & L. ; 39, Mo0ourt
50. ciente repairing culvert and plank ;L.
BOyle 62 cents repairing culvert con. 16 ;
W. Pehike 54 60; repairing 6 culverts and
hauling clay ; J. Swint 83, repairing oul-•
vert and hauling olay 000 14 ;39. Smith
60 cents, repairing culvert oon. 14 ; W.
J. Alexander 50 oents. 'repairing culvert
eideroade 26 and 26, eon, 14 ; J. Obspnaan
54, repairing approach tn bridge and haul-
ing plank, oon, 6 : J. MoCallum 51 60, re.
pairing culvert 0000. 2 311. Goatee 52,.
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E. de D. filoyolva ju,t Knit ed this
week, will gen them at very elope
figures for the next 00 day'', The
Ladle& wheel is tt beauty, Oen
rind eoe thorn. I expeot to, double
the ease of them this year. I
have 11100 Bodine, Rheyclee and
Hyslop which I will nil at a
reduotion.
A. COUSLEY.
Strenuous Objections
are never made against feed supplied by
Alf. Beaker. All stoolc like it and thrive
on it, and 11 18 pronounced by all intel-
ligent breeders to be inoompariably tbe
beet sold. Try a ample lot and you will
never feed anything but our Keifer 00110
and oats.
Alf. Baeker.
gravelling non. 0 ; L Sohade 56 70 gravel;
0, Campbell 84, two culverts and IlIling
boles sideroad con. 17 ; El, Boyle 56,031
pesos to Logan, Eltioe and Mitchell.
Carried. Moved by Ourry and Bell that
the firmedl do now adjourn to meet on
June 4113 to hold Court of Revielou on
imminent roll and general beelines,
innerlailtru-
J. B. Smarts shipped a car of horses
to the Went last week.
Jae. Duncan, loader of the Band, has
removed hie family from Toronto.
Rev, Mr. McLean has commenced hie
peatorate of the Boptiet church and was
avorably received.
Fred. Orr, clerk in the Queen's hotel,
and hie brother of Toronto, have leased
the Dineley hoose; poeseseion to be given
August let.
Miss Houghton is busy training about
sixty ohildren and young people for the
Cantata "A. ?ionic, in Fairyland", to be
given in the Town Hall on the evening of
illay 87th.
The Western Foundry Co. is as tansy ae
ever. Monday of last week the eroand
wap broken for the new warehouse, 60x150
feet. Ae eoon as this ia completed, the
new moulding eliop will be oommenoed.
The Young Lacliee' Fortnightly Olub
held the lain meeting of the seaeon on
Monday evening of hot week at the home
of Mies Dulmage. The election of officers
resulted in the following :—President,
Mist; ole • let Vine Pres., Mrs. (Dr )
Irwin; 2urltVioe Pres., Mies Matheson ;
Secretary, Mieo Oornyn ; Aesietaut Sony.,
Miee Chisholm ; Treasurer, Mist] Lorne
Gordon.
W. E. Aley bad 0. narrow escape from
instant death. He was working at J.
Buckley'a resiaurant, and bed oteoaaion
with a pair of pincers to out the wire
leading to the aro light. As soon as he
ont into the wire the oureent struck
the baok of hie hand, burned its way
through to the pincers and a terrible shook
was the result. Fortunately he was
standing on a ladder and the ehook threw
him off. In falling the pincers were
torn from hie grasp and the elsotrio 011.
ouit broken,
illessunidev,—The nineteenth annual
meeting of the Maitland Presbyterial
Wometes Foreign Missionary Society WRS
held in Witigham Preebyterian church
on Tuesday of last week. A devotional
meeting began at 10 30 a. m, at 1 p.
tn, a business meeting was held. At 2 p.
rn, Blre, Malcolm, of Teeswater,' led the
opening exeroieee, and alter Sending
of minutes, Mrs, Roes, of Brussels, gave
the Preeidentle &dingle. This wine'. fol-
lowed by reports and then Mrs, Murray,
We have in stock the following different varieties of Tur-
nip Seeds, all of which have been purchased from Messrs
John A.: Bruce & Co., one of the most reliable Seed houses
in Canada
HALL'S WESTBtTRY
BANGHOLM
SUTTON'S CHAMPION
BRUCE'S SELECTED
EAST LOTHIAN
SHARPE'S IMPROVED
ROYAL NORFOLK
HARTLEY'S BRONZE
SbEE0 ICIII . IRVING': ILL] PPLAVNTT
NEW KANGAROO
WHITE SWEDE
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GREY STONE and WHITE GLOBE IN SOFT TURNIPS.
Our general stock of Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots and Shoes,
Clothing, Hats and Caps is well assorted. No Caney prices, but
everything eh eap.
A. STRACHAN,
littlearlIge, led in a dediehmrh put
Alio • 1. time Phiehohn was awl
A 011001 eltooiient
!Ott: Oefie Flet•0110,, or The
It tad. •••• h. Purpomfal Lir." it
it'clharciao , of Breesels, led in a
Mon lbs 'Iwo:1810611Y and prlviii
of Chrietien 00 compared with heat
women. The Question drawer was o
ed by Bro. Bailout, ne, of Moleowoi
and hire. Mum); of Ripley, olid this o
eau very interesting seesion, 80
evening, au intensely interesting add
Woe given on filiation work by Rev. R.
Mitchell, returned MieeionarY fe
China, and others, The W. F. III. BO
ties in the Maitland Preebytery have
tributeci this year, $1800. The viei
and delegatee were well entertained
theladirce of Wingham Pr9ObyIori
ohureit, aud enjoyed their visit,
1..lesto tercel.
Duff Campbell has returned to to
after oomplelitig his third year at
University Medical College, Toronto.
A. J. Cattle' greenhouse was ente
bv some miscreant one night last w
and a 109 09 radiates and lettuce w
pulled up.
Norman Stewart'e many friends
town are pleased lo eee him not e94
after his two menthe' confinement to
home with fever.
Mrs. J. A. flanking and on Les
have returned to town from Southe
California, where they, spent the p
Winter. Their health has been mu
improved by their sojoarn in the land
sunehine.
Olerke Mason, eon 098. M. Smith,
12, R. agent here, died on Wednetd
morning of Jut week after an illness
several weeks with appendloitie. 1(01
and Mrs, Smith, who only r0000
come to Lietowel, have the 0yli]pahl
of our citizeue in their sad loss. T
funeral took plaoe Friday afternoon fro
the parents' home, Dodd street to Fui
view cemetery.
•GT<II.10,5e.
Ru,. P. lIciuseueve DEAD,—Last ove
Tun Poem made mention of the decease
the we I known Rev. P. Priuegrave, we b.
pend fuller notioe for our readers.
Meat regret WISS reit 011 Wedoesd
morning of teat week on it beoomi
known that Rev. Peter Mu.grave, peat
of Duffs' church, Maintop, and Cav
church, Winthrop, had passed away ear
that mornine,. The mut was not entir
ly unexpected, as it had been known f
two or three days that he was eerimet
ill, and that hie reeovery was doobtbu
The immediate 0111.190 of death was Ye
severe attaolt of inflammation of 1(1
kidneys. Mn. Muegrave was in Seafor
on Friday, 8th ineC, and in driving ho
be became quite ill. After a rest o
Saturday, however he felt some bette
and,, althongh not well, rather than di
appoint hie people, he oondnoted aerate
at both hie chUrallee on the followiu
Sunday, and also officiated at the tuner
of the late Mr. Fetterman the same do
This was, evidently, too 'much for birx
and he seems to have overtaxed 9
strength, se on hie return home he b
came 'very much worn, and trona th
oat hie attenaing phyaioichns eave ver
little hope for hie reeovery. Mr. Mu
grave had passed the three score and be
naark, but be was rt7 remarkably &heti,
and well preeerved man for hie year
He was a native of the Isle of Wigh
England, end mine to Canada whe
(pita yonng. Previous to entering th
ministry he tanght &shoot in the town
(Mil) of Clarke for six years, and in th
adjoining township of Hope for Ohre
year& Rio first charge was in Milverto
in the county of Perth, and he wae calla
from there to be the paetor of Duff
ohnrob, Maintop, Rod soon afterward
halting charge of Cavan ohuroh, Winthro
conduoting the two chargee for ova
twenty five years. He had been thirty
eve years in the mintstry the day
died. He was a man of great energy an
of much force of oharaotor, and was no
easily daunted by difeoulties. He wee
faithful pastor, and was moat] beloved b
hie people. Ze was unciecheiog in. bio
ministrations on the sick and needy, an
no ordinary obstealee would deter hi
from attending a call to a siok room
while his ever genial manner, cheerfu
disposition and kiudnees of heart itlway
made him a welcome vieitor iu times o
sorrow thod trouble. Hie orieinality o
thought, oonabined with a tluenoy o
utterance, made him an attraotive and
inetruotive preaoher, while he had few
eoperiore tie R platform speaker. He was
a man who earnestly sought to do hi
duty in every walk of life, and he lethve
behincl;rnany warm Mende and admirers
not alone in his own congregations bu
among the public where he me lived eo
long, who cherish pleasant and prefit
able Memories of their aoquaintanoe and
personal interoonree with him. Mr. Mae
grave leaves a widow end a Family of two
daughters and two sone. Mrs. Mummy
is a glister of Rev. Joseph MoOthy, former
ly of Zgmoudville, bat now of British
Columbia. A very large oirole of friends
and admirers of the departed will.extend
to them the ehmereet sympathy la this
the hour of their sad and severe bereave
latent. The funeral eerviee took place in
Duffs' chorea, Maintop, Friday at 2
o'olook p. 030.
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We offer some 0.900101 velum this week in goods that are now in d
and will be found very interesting to ohm dash buyere, These are the fad*
New Prints, 27 inches wide, worth 8a, for 50. Orctin's aelebrated Print
and dark colon, fine cloth, goft fluieli, guaranteed tarn colors, worth 14e p
120. New Gighume, fast colors, new patterns, worth 813, for 11
doe even thread, 10 yards for 46o. Indigo Blue Shirting, in strip
fast colors, regular priee 14o, for 12i. Ladies' Wrappere, made 0
and percale, 10 all smart, fast oolore, worth 51, for '76o. Ladiee' Blac
Hnder•kirts, with trine, flouooee and a000rdeoo doting, at 890, 51, $1 50 au
Lrdieo' White Underwear, in Corset (Rivera, Skirte,Night Dreesee, Drawer
got ix great map in these goods and will WI them at manufaoturer's price
Feney Shirt Waiete, in white muslin, percales, organdiee and all over en
very special at 760, 51, 5550, 82 mud $2 50. New Hate for men ar
Wow and felt, 10 011 the newest ahem at 253, 50e, 75n, 51 and 51110
Waterproof Coate iu all the new styles, in bleak, navy, lawn and grey, ver
from 5250 to 810. New Clothing for boys, a very special line and gret
85, 52, 5250, os mad 54 We got a great neap in Men'e Rain Oast
Montreal hones, in great covert cloth, velvet collar, the new littglednette shop
0 regular $4 ooat, while they last yon can boy ono for 52 50. 13oy'
and Jumpers, in bine and bleak, with bib, at 850.
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—Light and Heavy Tweeds,
—Underwear for Men and Boys,
—Men's and Boys' Stockings,
—Ladies' and Children's "
—Boys' Sweaters,
—Yarns, all kinds and colors.
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1. BRUSSELS WOOLLEN FACTORY.
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' —Particular attention
business.
—A choice article
-'-See our Newport
—Fine lvlaple Syrup.
- Asking the favor
• promising prompt
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the choice and
Confectionery,
Canned
and will carry
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given to the Ice
of Tea at 27c. per
Chocolates and New
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in the old
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public and
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well assorted
Goods,
on the business
Oream and Summer
pound.
Fruits,
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of the esteemed patronage of the
and careful attention,
Yours truly,
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RATES OP PASSAGE
let Clablil—Tttulstan and Bavarian, $75 and
upwards ; Parisian, 870 and ripWordil ; Pre.
101111801, vas told upwards,
gad Cabin—Liverpool and 'Londonderry—
Tnnisian and Bavarian, SE and 848 CO ;
Parisian and Protorina, 337.00. ;London
$2,60 extra.
Ord Olitee—$20 and $213—Livorp00o1, Derry,
Belfast, GlitegoW, London,
Through Meade to Senth Afriett.
Montreal to Glasgow direct,
Sicilian May 97, florinthiao .Tane 17—let
Close, 980,400 and ; 2udOaltin, 880 ; trd
Class, 828.
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Agent, limeee10,
in any town
at
Ewan & Co.'s Warerooms
TURNBERRY STREET. BRUSSELS.
—We have a full line, dealing with SEVEN of the best Manufac-
tories in Canada, besides our own make of rigs.
—You can save money by examining our stolcktbefore purehasing.
—Satisfaction assured. Prices right,
EWAN & Co., USSELS.
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