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THURSIM I', JUNE 18, 1903. Ile cleboele and Oollegiatee where variorle
evolutions, rifle and 'sword preetioei tten
weld be taken ep with owesion al visite
TIUOM Otibinet has resigned and
ny a drill Inepeotoe.
anew'oleotion will be on forthwith.
11,1ASITOUA general eleetteue are exPeoted
to porno off about thiP17th of July. A.
bqey thrie is promised betweidu now and
then.
Penmen Ross is asking for more genet.
pus treatment in the matter of grants
from the Domini in Government. He
thinks Ontario is not getting her share.
Bxe orope ere in fireaulase condition is
the latest report from the Northwest,
Tbis is very cheery and we bops the
forthooming harvest will justify the
present expeotation.
•
Berinta the °dog days” get here we are
commencing to shiver about next Win-
ter's ooal supply. Borne who aro enppoe.
ed to knave may there will be plenty of it
and et reasonable prime.
Woan oomee from Rome that the Pope
underwent a surgical operation, last Sat-
urday, for the removal of a Manor under
his arm. He deolined to take en anaes.
Castle, His many friends are anxious
about his oonditioe.
91000 will be peel tee iudenenity to the
111. P. Pas this eeateion aud $800 will
be the figure for future sessions melees
where they are of more than ordinary
length. Everybody voted yes on this
motion we have no donbt.
"le never rains bat it pours" is an old
e-daage often proven true. The proof of
it it apparent in the failure of the Elgin
Loan Co, of St. Thomas, following on
the heels of the. Attas Co, and others.
The manager ie said to have taken e. boli.
day.
In Manitoba election affairs the Pro
hibition (petition is making it decidedly
"nasty" for some of the nandidetes bat
after the record of the last eleotion there
the electors are not as welly beguiled and
will think twioe before they mark their
ballots.
Io a little less lire and Mimstone were
on the program in oonneotion with the
Local Legislature Committees it would
prove to the eleotorate that the squabbling
M. P. P.'e were gentlemen even if they
were not all troabled with any too much
ability in transacting the bnaineee of the
country.
TEE short route utilized by the Servian
King makers will not likely find favor
with civilized natians even if these most
atroolotte murders are received by the
people of Servea without very numb of e
mental shook. Snell people will never
rise in the wale of nation builders and
the perpetrators of these terribly blaok
deeds need not be surprised if the measere
they inete shall be measured to them
again,
Thane is sometimes wissiderable diffi
catty in the choice of a Galling but to
these considering this important question
we refer them to the fact that snake
washing, to eeonre the venom, is a new
industry on the program in Australia.
The venom is worth 928,000 per pound
Troy weight, so that it a business men be
done the tide of fortune would soon turn
in favor of the successful snake catcher.
Lawn and in many oases losses that
will °ripple for many years are reported
in conneation with the failure of the
Atlas Loan Company of St. Thomas. It
is very evideot the time has come when a
very sharp enquiry should be made, at
least annually, into suoh institutions by
competent authority and thereby safe-
guard the interests of a too confiding
public). The day of wild oat speonlation
should never be permitted to be establish.
ed in this country as it would only mean
neancial ruin to thousands.
Tug two Judges on tbe reoent Gamey
Comminion were both Conservatives yet
their finding appears to be very unsalie.
fluttery to the Opposition prime. There is
oily one thing they could have done to
satisfy them and thewas to oust Eton.
Mr, Stratton, even if the evidence did
not warrant it, and blaoklist the Premier.
It is said the Commission will wet about
985,000, a very large aum to expend on
what appears to be a hunt after some-
thing rather than the presentation of
fads and the unearthing of terrible
transaotions.
WE believe there is plenty of room for
big improvements in the Militia depart.
meet of this Domittion. In spite of the
etramoue efforts put forth by thous in
command there ie increasing difficulty in
getting men to attend annual drill. An
R. D. at London oaitp this year says a
great many of the volunteete there ere
Mere boys. Baine say the pay is too
sotaall viz 50o per day, bat in the mejorlty
of owes tbie is supplemented by Co.
grants and even then both for quantity
and (plenty the turn out, in the aggregate,
• is vary fat below the days of long ego.
Thie 18 not a land built on militatyiern
• and the arts of patine appear to find more
fever than those of Sear bet if wintery
*nem.. _,"*.ninenettet.".aTe—e'eraan
A. !model feature of the oampaign
et strong drink, the cigarette evil, &o., ie
the great unanimity prevailing among
the many religious bodies holding their
annual gatheringe el this season of the
year. The mesas of this work depend
very largely on the faithfulness of the rank
and file to priuoiple. There are so called
leaders in the cause who retard rather
than aid the progreesive march if thew
movernente. Bitternees and apitefal,
unwarranted etatements will uot tend to
the accomplishment of the desired end
nor will the tongue thrashing of govern
meats win many recruits. There is
great room for °awful ooneideratiou,
well defined plene, educating the eleotor-
ate, seleating standard bearers seism
record is known, end the instilling of
principles -4 abstinenee in the minds and
hearts of the youth. In a good many
gatherings the political bias Is not often
difilealt to determine as soon as a reso.
tution ie read or at the longest debated
for a few moments. If the queation Of
ushering in of Prohibition is worked
down to the last analysis it will be found
that Governments travel jest as fast ae a
sincere electorate will show their deter-
mination to do their duty faithfully and
tearlessly.
LONDON CONFERENCE,
Following ars some pude:liars of the
London Conference of the Methodist
ohnroh sebich (dosed its einisious Menden
of last week at Wingham :—
A report was reoeied from the Epworth
League Committee, whioh showed that
the membership of the league in the eon.
fereues is now 15,023, an inoreaee for the
year of 180. The League gave $5,880 93
to missions last year, an increase of 91,-
242 60.
A. report wan received from Obanoellor
Burwash of Vic:aerie College. This year
there are 415 students attending, an in•
erease 01 78 over last year. The total
number of students iu arts is 277 and in
theology 138.
The Temperance Committee reported
in part ae follows "Realizing the importanoe and value to
our youths of being pledged to total ab
madame from all intoxiaants, we ergs
systematic efforts be vigorously pushed in
all our wheels to secure the signatures of
all the scholars, end that B. record be kept
in our aahoole."
"Reeognizing the neoeseity of a thor
ough organization of the tempertenoe
electorate pledged to support only snots
candidates for parliamentary and muni
oipal honors as will give a thoenughly
independent support to prohibition, we
would awe our people to oomperate with
the Temperanoe Legislative League in
their efface 10 950005 mob organiz Mien,
giving speoial attention to the organizing
of maniaipalitiee and polling eabdivi•
stone," The Temperance Committee re
commended that telegrams be sent to the
Minister of Justioe and Sir Wilfrid
Laurier, repudiating the age limit law,
and askiug for the substitution of the
cigarette prohibition bill moved by Mr.
Brickerdike, of Montreal.
The Snuday School Committee's re.
port showed that 1,465 solsolare in the
verions wheels in tbe ow:denotes bad
made open profession of faith, and 11,000
have pledged themeelves to total abstin.
enoe from liquor. This la an immense of
over two thousend over last year.
There was a decrease in memberehip of
the Sunday 80110018 of 1,485.
The Bi eententery Committee brought in
a report, in which it recommended that
special services be bald in all the church-
es on June 28th, the service to be con.
ducted by the motor or some other min-
ister. Missionary Secretary Rev. Dr,
Henderson spoke on the report, dwelling
on the great need for money and men for
Methodist missions. He said there
would be no difficulty in getting rid of the
special fend.
The Contingent Fund Committee re
ported recommending the following
grants to dietriote :—London, 9167 ;
Stratford, 991.80 ; Wingham, 972.25 ;
Goderioh, 955 84 ; Exeter, 972.33 ; Strath.
ioY, 460 51; Sarnia, 952 20; Windsor,
$58 30 ; Chatham, 957.70 1 Ridgetown,
966 98 ; St. Thomas, 983 67. During the
year thcommittee had made diebtaree•
manta as follows :—Conferenee expeneee,
9257.65 ; funeral expeoeee, 9110 ; supply
expenses, 9364 ; medical expenses 9100.
The report of the Statistical Commit-
tee was preeented as follows :—Member-
ship, 42,249, Wowing after making up for
deaths and removals an inoreaee of only
te net total of 10 reported, owing largely
to removals to the Northweet.
Connexional funds ; Missionary, 936,.
308 ; enperannnnation, 98,858 ; edrioate
Jowl, 93,656 1 contingent, 984e ; general
oonferencle, 913.12 ; union °hunts relief,
9651 ; Sunday wheel aid, 9418 ; molten.
tation, 9809: temperance, 9387 ; woman'e
missionary, 97,916 ; general Epworth
League, $285 ; missionary emergeney,
92,276 ; $t. James' fund, 91,487. Total
964,482 ; ao inereaee for aonnexional
thuds of 97,580 ; the missionary inorease,
$2,697 ; for °Moult purposes, 9221,814 ;
ministerial support, 9132,188. Nine new
churches and two new personages have
been erected at a value of 926,200 -
Greed total for all porpoises, 9414,788.
A. tote -1 inereaee of 919,410 for the year.
The church teed parsonage aid fend re.
port showed the anal expenditures
during the year of 01,210.38, Of the
General Conference fund there were
receipts of 98,815 and expenditures of
about 98,000.
The superannuation fund Monate! e
reported totel receipts from all (=twos-
ome 9270,641.83.
The Oonfertinee will meet in Welling.
ton Wrest church, London, next year,
It was deoided to do away with the bil.
leting system, and to let etteh member of
the Conference pay hie own way.
Permiegion to sell or exabange AMA
proneratme were granted 85 follows :—
Sale of Jubilee oburah at Atwood e ex.
thtenge of properitiee at Lietowel ; sale of
T1,111 11 1.1 8SgL8 208T Jus 18 1903
°buten 41 iltiefryn, Ethel °Montt ; attle of
old Perin:mane nttl pursbaee of new at
Ethel and Dentiaution 1 sale of ohnreh
lot et Walton.
Rev. 0, la Wells, )3. , delivered the
annual leotttre before the Theologiotel
Union. subjetn, "Lon& tinn,' ,was
proemial iu ti wey that Wee online and
Intereetiun.
ORANGE CRANI LoDem.
Thereby's et talon of the Orange
Grand Lodge we bailee up with it die.
anodise of the Greed Meater'a mittens
and reoeiviug reportti ot the verioue corn-
mitteee. The eelj ie the edam's
which probably. teceived the most diene
elan ewe the hem apparentee visit to the
Pope. The treasurer's report showed
reeeipis of the year inoludieg Inet yeeres
balances 92,095 02, to be 96,790 78 ; total
expendii urea, 95,327 03 1 belanoe itdtreas
my, 9432 80, with no liabilities of any
nature. Ioeuratees repeat; showed there
were 3.600 cot mbore up to the Bret of the
year, and in addition to ibis one thou.
sand new policies have beau taken out
same that time. The seeretary'a report
showed an addition of 38 new primary
lodgee, two grand ledges and three die.
Wet lodges for tbe year, All provincial.
Grand Lodge returns show entiefttotory
immense in every jurisdiction, Election
of of -floors resulted as followe S.
Sproule, grand master, alarkelate ; Wm.
elalbraitb, deputy grand master, Mon -
treat, Quebeo ; liev. Wm, Welsh, greed
chaplain, Brampton ; Wm. Lockhart,
grand eearetery, Alliston, Ont. •, W. J.
Parkhill, grand treasurer ; Jemee
Harper, greed lecturer, Hamilton, Ont. ;
W. H. Code, grand director of ceremonies,
Smith's Fall, Ont.
Morris Council Meeting.
The 0 neon met in the Council room,
Morris, un Juue 8th, for the purpose of
holding Court of Revieion ou the Lamont
drain By law and for the tranenetion of
other huelnese. David Agar appealed
'spinet being assessed for said dram no•
lees ha is guaranteed an outlet through
11.1, lot 16, con. 8, se the owner of stud
lot holds a lease giving him the right to
back the water on his land teething the
drain of no benifit to him 'Moved by
Mr. Code, seconded by Mr. Taylor, that
this 0ounoil do not consider that they
have power to give mesh a guars -wee and
that the Engineer's report and assess.
mente be ow firmed and Sam By-law No,
4, 1903, known as the Lenient deans 13y.
law as now read be neatly passed. Car-
ried. Ordinary Connell business was
then prooeeded with. -00 motion of
Jaekeon and Code Wm, Bryans wee
greeted 20 Ws. per rod for erecting 80
rode of wire tepee on Beat boundary et
la 30, cote. 5. On motion of Shaw and
Taylor Mr. Jaokeon was instructed to
expend 920 in gravelling et lot 30, Oth
ocei , ales have bridge and two culverts in
same twenty put in a proper state of re-
pair. On motion of Shaw and Taylor
the Reeve was incarnated to have Max.
mall's bridge on the 2rd eon. line floored
and repaired. Accounts were ordered to
be paid as Colleen :—Jno. Casemore, re.
pairiug bridge at Slone Sabool bowie,
$1.00 ; Jno, Hopper, gravelling on side-
line, 924 00 ; G. McAllen:1, repairirg out.
verb, 50 ate. ; Geo Christopher wire for
fence on Emit boundary, $14 80. Conn.
ail then adjourned to meet regain on June
2915 for Court of Revision and other
business. W. CLARK, Olerk,
Presbytery of Maitland.
their minleter time to randy, and to re-
menther that he bad a body as well as te
eoul. It was their luminous to make
ovit11011 for lila body, never 1 -restating,
Wet "the laborer ie worthy of hie hire,"
while he did what in him lay for their
epithets' wee', A very intereeting meet.
ing MLR thee brought 10 a cane by Rev,
J. 7. Ilentie pronouncing the famediatioo.
air. itutlittiotei eettled trent the Amer -
Man obutela although a Oenedian, and
has been et work (Meng the peopla who
nuaninsouely called bin, during the past
year. His original home ie in the neiela
bolting congregation Oat, Helene.
Aeniew M AeNAll,
Presbytery Work,
Wilnalereen.
A. Dulmage has disposed of Ms stook
of dry goods to Alex, Brown, of Vasey,
Simooe °aunty, and ie busy peeking and
ebipping the geode this weak,
W. J. Greer went to Winnipeg to at-
tend the meetiug of Graud Orange Lodge
of Britiels America. He will vieit at dif-
ferent points iu Manitoba before return•
lug home.
S. Bennett has sold his planing mill
propetty end reeidenee to John Ritohis
and W. Lloyd. Mr. Bennett will con.
tines Its the business in the meantime its
he does not give possession until the 1st
of Outober.
J. J. and Mrs. Elliott lett on Tuesday
of last week for e few weeks visit to
Tbeestelon and other New Ontario points.
We hope the trip may be beneficial to
Mr. Elliott's health.
A load of the young people of Wingham
Epworth Lawrie attended a Leagae Rally
in Gerrie on Tut sday evening or last week
and report a good time with the Gerrie
find Orange Hill Leagues, •
Percy Hill received the ead news of the
death of his lather, Robert Hill, of Wal.
kerton. Deceased was for over 20 years
te resideut of Wingham, and a few years
ago removed to Walkerton. He leaves to
m mum bis demise, it widow, one eon and
two daughters. Pneumonia was the
cause of hie death ; he was 47 yearn of
age. The funeral was conducted by the
Masonto fratemity, of which dawned
was u member.
The eerni.aunnal mestiug of the County
L. 0. Lodge of North Enron, was held
in Wastchem. W. J. Greer, County Mas-
ter presidiug. Reports from dietrime
were received, and arrangements for (tele
boating anis: 13th in Blyth, were report.
eti progressing favorably , reduced rail.
way fares ate proadeed. J. S. Ohisbolm
was elected to fill the vacancy in the Deo.
Sen. mused by the removal of E. 0.
Clarke. After other routine buainess,
the Lodge eloscd.
E`o rd wi 03 11,
Rumor has it that June will witnese
some weddings in and near our village.
i A. large number from Fordwiell and
• viainity attended the oirous at Harrision.
John and Geo. McKee attended the
funeral of their relative, Wm. McKee, of
Milbank.
A, pin nig will be held on July let at
lot 80, eat. 6, Minto, under auspices of
Salem, Hall and Fordwich churobes.
Thomas Gibecm arrived home on Wed-
nesday evening of laet week from New
The Presbytery of Maitland met at
Dungannon, on numbly, Jane 2nd for
the purpose of including Rev. 0, M.
Rutherford into the pastoral abarge of
Daneannon, and Port Albert. After the
usual proalametion, Rey, B, M. Stnith
preached a very comforting sermon 00
the let verge of the 34th chapter of John.
The usnal questions having been
satisfactorily answered by Mr. Rntber
ford, the Moderator, Rev, S. M. Maley,
performed the induction oeremouy, Mr.
MacNab offering the induction prayer.
Members of Presbytery thereupon gave
to Mr. Rutherford the right hand of
fellowship.
Rev. A. McKay addressed the newly
inducted minister in an earneet, and af.
Meting manner, from the words, "Take
bead to thyself, and to the doctrine,"
urging nipon Mtn specially the peed of
fidelity in Wady, and of oonseoration of
himself to the spiritual wellbeing of his
people.
Rev. In J. Maxwellspoke some very
necessary and vary piaotiaal worths to;
the people, wbioh were based upon the
text oTbertawent with him a band of meni
whose hearts God bad touched." He:
declared that the reason why SO many
' poor sermons were preached was be.
cause the oongregations would not eive
tbeir minieters time to study. They
insisted on an undue proportion of visit.
ing to the detriment of the sermon. He
urged upon the aongregatioes to give
Wool
Any quantity of Wool
wanted for which the
Highest Market Price
will be paid.
ALF. BAEKER
BRUSSELS.
ade
NPYGLPS
91.4. D. Bicycles just arrived title
week, will sell them at very °lose
figures for the next 30 days. The
Ladies' wheel is a beauty. Call
and see them. I expect to double
the sales of them this year. I
have also Berlins, leselycles and
Hyslope wbioh I will sell at a
reduction,
0
HARNESS
ARMES
VOU can buy all kinds of Harness. from us except factory make,
and we do not handle those as we prefer to sell our own
make. We know they will give satisfaction and we guarantee every
set we turn out. Just now we have a fine selection of Single Har-
ness and we aro offering extra inducements in them for the month
of June. We have the greatest value we have ever been able to
offer. Call and see them, Also Trunks and Satchels at lowest
prices. Dusters, Lap Rugs, Rubber Rugs, Whips, &c. Also two
sots Second Hand Single Harness at $8.50 each—your choice.
Remember the place for best value in Harness, Boots and
Shoes is at
C
Liskeard, Inhere be hen hem speeding the
peat month with teletives and triande.
11e inmates highly of that ountry,
flee, A. IL Dolmen ie Attending the
large Atwell gathering in Vaticeitiver.
Rev. D. Rogers returned from Confer.
moo and on Smithey evening gave an in
Wresting review of iteeeeeione, in whites
wee Modeled parte of the Pitetorai ad.
dress.
• The imolai held 151 11. Fain.' on Friday
etheing leer, ender the auspices of Will.
lug Workere, Wad deepite 1110 wet night,
quite to SWAIM realizing Bowe e18. We
miesed the looal shower of a few der)
ago, and that on friday eveniug was a
real boon,
Mourn Scheeler and Doig chipped a
carload of mixed stook to Totonto Mat
week, The finest animal shipped was a
tbrecayear.old 'neer that WM, Hi tong de•
livered, it weighing 1,710 pounds. He
also delivered another Wear, the two
weighing nearly 3,000,
The Methodist "Oberon Tidings.' baa
been recently publiehed in whioh is ie -
eluded the Financial Report of Fordwieh
oircuit for the year just abasedPratt
it we learn that all the Connexional
Funds have been well euetaineci and the
Miniontery bap gone ahead about 86 par
cent. The pastorle salary was promptly
paid in full with a small balanoe on hand.
The total raised for all purposes hi given
as 91601.96.
Biteleaertavet.
W. and Mra. Wray are spending a
month with friends in Trenton,
Robt. Gallaeller has returned house
from a trip to New Coterie.
The young baohelore of the village pur.
pose holding a pima, ou July let in R
Arinstrouget bush.
The ouutritaturs are building the new
oluinoel and vestry at Trinity Mercer
Belgrave.
The lightning oil Sunday of last week
struck the Mau of Wns. Grigg hat no
very serious damaae was done.
The Lediev' Aid of the Preebyierinn
ohm& intend giving ea strawberry Med-
ea' on the church grounds on Jane 24 ;
a good program is also being prepared.
Tro watered...re.
W. Robertson, of Wyandotte, alma
Friday at Mr. aleCormiakai.
B. E. Tughen is visiting hie Water,
Mrs. &Hie, in Woodetook this week.
R. Pear -on, of Grey, eupplyed the
pulpit in the Methodist church Sunday.
Rev. R. Peal, of Brueeele, will supply
the Methodist oburahpulpit next Sunday,
Mies Etta Vertics, of \Venues, epent
few days with Trowbridge frieude the
past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Whaley have got settled
iu their new home. We weloome theta
to the village.
Quite a large crowd attended the piano
remelt given by Mica Phillip and her
pupils Friday evening. It wee it decided
moues and all enjoyed a tt oat.
The cheese factory here is doiug well
this Snmmer, 39 cheese being made on
Wednesday and 22 through the week.
The patrous are well eatistled this yet e
prizes being good.
(lnsettalliten Nevvai.
Tweety.foar houses were burned at
Lord Dundonald to starting the militia
camp at London.
The Scott Memorial Orange Hall was
dedicated at Winnipeg.
The Orauge Grand Lodge of British
America mot ea Wiimipeg.
,llrs. Potter Heath, of Odessa, died and
cienly while visiting Kingston.
The boathouse on Vesta le Lake, &rab
ford, was destroyed by fire. Leas shout
92,000,
James Oat rnicheal, p >ammeter at
Odhawn for the last thirty yearn is di ad
et the age of 88
Herman Aldeon, of Chatham township,
was found dead in a field with s gun lying
iterne3 hie chest
Dr, Charles Morse, of Ottawa., hat been
appainted 1 muter in jurispredenee at
Triune, IIiiiversity.
The Leos Lake Irate Comp:my, capital
93,000,000, Mad °Moe Sault Ste,
haa been iimorporeeed.
James Gregory, the Kingston oonviet
who assaulted Keeper Kenny, hanged
hitneelf in hie solitary cell,
• A, man netted Guay, his wife and too
obildren mere drowned in the St, Law•
retioe near Boat de Que.
The remains found in Collies Lake,
neer Kingston, hive been identified as
'Slow of. Rtcherd Connell, a wealthy
farmer near Medea.
. •-It is stated on reliable authority that
some of the 'most inumanee companies
doing bedews in Ottawa have decided to
Mose their offiees 111 Mint city.
Engineer W. Johnston end Fireman. W.
Knott were killed by their engine going
through a bridge on the 0 P. R. into
Moose Lake, near P.at Portage.
The Mayor of Dundee and several
residents of the town were injured dun
Mg a fire its the Ontario Felt Company's
faatory. The Modes leg was broken.
The infant ohild of airs Condon Guay
of Ottawa, who was injured le its roother'e
arms when the latter leapedfrom an
upper wiudow of a bnrniug home, is
dead from its injuries.
ALLAN LINE
Liverpool null Londonderry
Royal Mail Steamers
ee Piton • Viten
MoNntslAr., (2171Mtile
ft ityarian ..... June 18 0 a rn. June 18 7 p,m
Ionian " 20 0 " " 20 7 ."
Tattletale '' 07 3 " " 27 1 "
Pirristitu July 4 0 July 4 7 "
1W:orlon 0 41 0° • " 11 1 "
BARES OP PASSeG311
tat Oabin—Tanitlion, Bavarian mud Teuton
$70 and upwards ; Parisian $70 and up.
Wards ; Protoriten, 900tend tipwards.
2nd Cabin—Liverpool and Londonderry—
Bavarian, Ionian and Tunisian aite aud
94310 ; °that stoalners, $97.30, Londa
$2.50 Mart,
Ord Olass—$20 end 935—Liverpool, Derry,
Belfast, Glangow, tandem
Through Sokoto to South Airline.
Mositreal 1i etteettow direat—Corintliten
June 17; Sareinfan July 1 PIM and ltd elan
only); Stallion July 13-10101mm, 800,5110 and
$78 ; Ind Cabin, SW • erd Olen, IVA
Richards%
11. REIM
eoeut, Meanie.
ATTUITION
=r -s6= -0..t41
Impleme4t Wareroom '30/nova.
The undersigned bas removed from the Smile Block to
rooms on Mill street, opposite P. Scott's Shop, where he
has on sale a line stock of
DEERING MACHINERY,
PETROLIA WAGONS,
°OBER BUGGIES,
SEEDING MACHINERY, O.
Get a supply of Deering Binder Twine.
Call in and see our stock and ask mut prices and terms,
We guarantee fair treatment to everybody.
.10
Mill Street, Brussels.
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D.—FAITHFUL PE-
T SON to travel for well estaulletted
bouse la a few oout,ilts at ling on lawn
merahante and agents. Loofa tenitory.
Salary $1024 a year and expenses, Mania
51070 a week iu wish mud exponees advent: -
ed, Position permanent. Business suceoes-
Int and rotation, Encloee solf.addressed en-
velope. STANDAUD Sloven, 315 Claxton Bldg.,
Chicago. 40.10
REAL ESTATE.
14,0,111 SALE—LOT 207 AND
Ntilli„nnliValt=i4etleorth-west ooruer
, Brussels,
49-11 J. LEOFIFI.
VOR SALE. — VALUABLE
itlabogygl40.at Ethel known as the
"Apply to INc.
COB SR, Brussele,ge'
VARM TO RENT, BEING LOT
7.0, 0°11.16, Cray, There ace 100 aores,
20 under oltItivation. Apply to JOSRpII F
ltEDittOlVD, ou the premises, or Moncriefi
P. 0. 21.01
"F USE AND LOT FOR SALE
Turnberry street, Brussels, known
ac tee Somerset preperty, eligibly situated.
Immediate nosSession. Por further porno.
Ulltra as to pinto'terms, tbe,, apply to D.
111cOUTOIDION, 001 10, Can. 19, MnKillop,
or Lem:Entry P. 0, 08.10
A SAORIFICE IN REAL ES—
worm—est:mom will buy the Malan-
ghey Block to the Village of Brussels. These
two line stores most he sold to close out the
McCaughey newt°, Intendiug purchasers
should investigate 151 0000. Apply to F. 5,
sooTr or G. k'. BLAIR, Brussels, Out,
W
RE.
AGENT.
ogeviammes.
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nted
Highest .Market Price paid
for Wool in Cash or in ex-
change for Goods.
We haTe ro nue
Assortment of
YARNS, TWEEDS,
CARPETS, FLANNELS,
SHKETINGS,
KNIT GOODS,
ETC., ETC.
Custom work such as Roll (lard-
ing, Spinning, Knitting, etc.
attented to as usual.
HOWE & 00.
Opp. Central Hotel, Brussels.
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Before.
Before, you begin to
Paint your house be sure
you get, the BEST Pairet
possible fur the money and
at the same time give Best
satisfaction and longest
wear.
1111* Palill
gives these results :—It's a pure Lead, Zino, Linseed
Oil Paint, thoroughly mixed ; movers more surface to
the gallon ; easily applied and gives better results
than any other. Try a gallon and Bee for yourself.
For sale by—
WILTON & TURNBULL.
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WAGONS,
CHILDREN'S CARRIERS,
DOLLS' CARRIAGES,
ROCKING HORSES,
WHEELBARROWS)
CARTS,
CROQUET, Sco.
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