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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1900-7-26, Page 5•'t• - dv9 Amy 2e, 1900 TJX BRUSSELS PAST BUSINESS CARDS. It/rONEY TO LOAN AT is PER 0011t, V.S. SOOTT, pressen, . . / T II, MaC;fti.OIIEN- V Y • Issuer of Marriage 1'.iooueas, Of. .11 e0 at Groeery,'rurnberrY street, lbinseelu, N. BARRETT—,-• Liu • Tonsorial Artist, Shop -Next door North of the Standard Bank, Ludioo' and Children's hair gutting a npeoialty, TIIARMS FOR SALE—THE UN. mmntsralin1 hoe several good Harms for sale mail to rent, easy terms in Townships of Morrie and Grey, 11' S. s(7CTte,Brueuele M. MORRISON, Issuer of Marriage Licenses, WALTON, ONT, MISS JEAN M'LAUCHLIN, —TEAOHBle OF- PIANO — AND - ORGAN, ROBERT CUN•NINGHAM- IN°UnAN01t, FIRE AND MARINE. GUELPH. MISS SARAH LOUISE MOORE, L. C. M., Aeadomlo graduate 'of London O000erva, tory of Panel°, also Member of the Associated Musicians of Ontario, is prepared to receive a limited number of pupils for instruction on the piano, Qualified to prepare pupil a for the PrInoipal's Form in the Conservatory of Maei0. Brussels, Ontario, ALEX. HUNTER— .L L Clark of the Fourth Division Court, Co, Huron ; Conveyancer, Notary Public, Laud, Loan i and Insurance Agent ; Auction- eer. Funds invested and to:loan, Collec- tions made. Office in Graham's;Block, Brus- sels AUCTIONEERS. S. SOOTT AS AN AUOTION• • EBB, will sell for bettor prices, to bettor 'len, in less time Did less chargee than any other Auctioneer in least 011000 or he won't charge anything. Dates nod orders can always be arranged at this office or by Personal applioation. DENTISTRY F, W. TWEDDLE, (monism's or BED/eon:0 DENTIST. course a Hak el'S.e Sobool, ' 0hloagGrad- uate, crown and bridge work. r •Prices same as in surrounding town°. 21 - Office over A.R. Smith's store, Br'usse19. VETERINARY. D. WARWICK— J.• Honor Graduate of the Ontario Vet- erinary Collage, is prepared to treat all dia- eases of domesticated animals lin a.compet- cntmanner, Particular attention paid to Veterinary Dentistry, Calle promptly at- tended to. Office and Infirmary—Four doors North of bridge, Turnberry st„ Brussels. LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING. NAT M. SINCLAIR— Y • Barrister, Solicitor, :conveyancer, Notary Public, &c. Office -8 towart'e Block 1 door NOT 01 Central Hotel.' Solicitor for the Standard Bank. G• F. BLAIR, BARRISTER, Solicitor, &o, Offioo over Stand- ard Bank. 8olioitor far Village of Brussels, Money to Loan at lowest rates. G. CAIvIERON— • (Formorly of Cameron, Holt (0 Cameron) Barrister and Solicitor. Goderioh Ont, 011108—Hamilton street, opposite 001 - borne Hotel. MEDICAL CARDS. E. T. SNIDER, M. D., C. 111.,3 Licentiate of Royal College of Physicians and SurgEeons, Kingston ; Member of the Col- lege of Phyeiolans and Surgeons of Ontario. Diseases of Women and children a special- ldeuee,opine posite experience. J. A. M'NAUGHTON, Ill, 0., O. nl., Trioity)Uoivereity, Fellow Trinity Medical College,Member College of Physioiaus and Surgeons, Ont. Licentiate of the Royal Col- lage of Physicians and Licentiate of Mid- wifery Edinburgh, 43-Tclophouo No.14. Residence—Mill street, Brussels. DR. WM. L. HOLMES, rn10Ia1AN, BURGEON AND A0001:100IDmt, (Successor to Dr. T. It. Knlbll climb) TLD Bellevue Hospital Mod. Col. Now Hospital VictoriaUniversity.,�Toron- to rou- t o; ; M O 0 D Vict a 0.0 ref tbo College Ph s[ornne aud� Surgeons p Y 6udis as of Ontario. Special attention,11000 paid to diseases of women, aye, ear, naso and throat. 19.3f D. F. SMITH, M. D. C. M., Graduateof McGill College, Montreal, &„ &a, All spealalty work satisfactorily treat. ed, 01110o upstairs in the Stretton Block, Officio hours, 0 to 12 a, 01., and 7 to 10 p. m. Spooialiet work, ouch -as for eye, oar, throat, &c„ in the office at his rosidenoo, Elizabeth groat, from 2 to 0 p m, All medicines will bo dispensed personally by the Dr. or under his (Brut auparvtelon. 411 Term Cipens Septi 4th 1 CENTRAL' l� ''l! t- I' �r II fypryJ� I.' 9Y vJ -- LL S rat' arc ..Ont. No loss than eight largo business s 001)0900 have applied to ns within tho las six weeks for our 3reacates to take positions act teach - ore ih their schools, As many as (Ivo bull- nose arms haveapplied to us in. ono clay for oliloo hole. This le surely the beet school for; yol1. Catalogue free, :.W, d. ELLIOTT, 1'rIuetpal, The Business Q f t!Lr1O Listowel College. EGIUAL,TO ANY IN ONTARIO, A thorough, complete and praotioal train• ing in all branoheo of Commeroial work, at ooneiderably lees than regular rates, For full informationapply ppY Rooms of College over Post OflIce, L.. HARTT, ]',firrowi L,, PRINCIPAL, ia"tr.. ct 11035. lv5, elite ton. A'bert Seeley has 'purohaoed the bicycle repair works from W. ;Downs, A. Graham, the contrite:or, ie hustling matters in the laying of the graoolitbio teethe. W. D. Fair and A. J. Hollaway were attending the grand lodge of A. F. & A. M. an London. During the last nix mootha the Odd Fellows of town have paid out nearly $150 for sick benefits alone. W. J. Paisley, who bee been helping Thomas Mckenzie for a few days, lost the end of his finger in the Asper. Two dramas will be presented in Clin• ton, "Prisoner of Zenda" on Oot. 2019 and "cavaliers of Frauce" on Nov. 16th. The organ factory employees intend to have an exoureion on oivio holiday, some favoring Port Stanley and others Kio• sardine, The number of births, marriages and deaths registered for the first 6 months of the year :—Births 24, marriages 12, deaths 14. 2lroleoowortla. Hugh Patrick is very low at present. Willie Spence and Rollie Wilson paused entrance exams. S. J. Cbaffe has sold his tailoring busi- ness to G. Burton, of Atwood. Jae, and Mre. McIntosh buried their infant son on Monday of last week. Mise Bella Lougbeed, of Toronto, is spending a few days with her pareute, S. and Mre. Loogheed. Onix.—At 7.30 a. ne. on Monday, July 18th, there passed away one of Melee worth's oldest and most esteemed 011izen, in the person of George Sangster, at the ripe ago of 72 Beare, 4 months and 16 days. Deceased was a sufferer from a oanser in the stomach for the deet two months. Prior to that time be enjoyed good health, but ein0e latterly had Buffer- ed great agony, which increased until death was a welcome visitor. Mr. Sangster was a native of Aberdeenshire,. Scotland, He name to thio country in 1854, and settled in Elora, where he lived for 30 years before coming to Moles• worth, where be hae resided until his death. Hie upright life and genial die - position won for him the reepeot of all who were fortunate enough to make hie acquaintance, and bis death has oast a gloom over the entire community. A widow, three sone and three daughters, all grown to manhood and womanhood, remain to mourn the lose of a kind father and husband, They have the empathy of all in their bereavement. • A Deep ,Mystery. It ie mystery why women endure haok• ache, headache, nervousness, eleepleee• nese, melancholy, fainting and dizzy spells when thousands have proved that Electric Bitters will quickly cure snob troubles, "I enffered for years from kidney trouble," writes Mre. Phebe Cher. ley, of Peterson, Ia„ "and a lame book pained meso I amid not dress myself, bot Electric Bitters wholly cured' me, and although 73 years old, I now aro able to do all my housework." It overcomes constipation, improves appetite, gives perfeot health. Only 00o at G. A. Dead. man's drug store. Folydwit oh. A consignment of books has been re• oeived for the Public Library. Robert Mahood, of Iowa, epent the pact week in town visiting his permits and re- newing acquaintances among the boyo of the village. Mre. Margaret Allen has gone to Mani- toba. She intends remaining fora oonple of months with her daugbtere in that province. Simon Snyder, who went to Manitoba last Spring, returned to his home here on Monday of last week. He reports trope poor and work scarce in the West. Rev. A. B. Dobson, aocompanied by a number of delegates from the Christian Endeavor here, attended a meeting of the Sangeen Presbytery and the C. E. Union in Palmerston. The following pupils of our Publio school have passed the Entrance Exum• inatiou ; —Percy Hainslook, Edward Strome, Evelyn M. Cook, Elsie Hutchin- son and Jennie Wade. Mies Mable Spence, of Priced Albert, N. W. T., is at present renewing old a0. geaiotanees in the village. She will be remembered as the daughter of Dr. T. 0. Secce who raotieed his profession in P P this village some years ago. Daring the severe thunder and light- ning storm Saturday night, the Metho- diet ohuroh at Mayne waa struck, bat fortunately not much real damage was done. The lightning bolt seems to have streak the chimney and gone down the stove pipes and out the stove, for the pews and floor were covered with soot and ashes, and had to be washed up on Sunday morning by the ladies before the oervioe could proceed. The vicinity was thrown into a state of mourning on Friday, 13113 inst., when word was received that Samuel Toward, of Powaeean, only son of Mre. Howard, of Orange Hill, had died in the hospital in Toronto. Hie death wag dice to an aooident received two weeks previous while working in his lumber mill at the above mentioned place. It entice that be had been standing on the lo' oarrin e when he wag etruok by a log and jammed between it and one of the uprights, ro• oeiving a badly oruehed thigh and several eibe broken. The dootore there could not do much for him find he was sent to the aforesaid hospital for treatment, where it was supposed he wee getting along all right until the above word was received, 'Jho romains'were ,brought up on the 0. P, 11, to the elation hero on Saturday night and taken 16 hie mother's roeido:me at Orange Hill, from whence the funeral, whioh was one of the largest ever seen in these parte, took pisco 10 the Gorrie cemetery on Sunday afternoon in 1 r ' o rl r oaf the Garde Quotidian Order of Foresters of which he wap one of the first members. Quite a number of visiting brethren wer0 in ttttendunoe, Declassed had spent hie boyhood days on the farm where his mother and sisters still reside, and staving learned the oheeoe•making had 000trol of tbo Gorrie factory for some years previous to going into the lumber business in the Weetern part of the Province. He was just in the prime of life, having reached his fortieth year. A loving wife and two small children, be. aides hie mother and six 0ie:ere—four of whom live with their mother and two at Powaeean—are left to mourn hie de• mise, and the heartfelt eynrputhy of the entire neigirborhool is extended to thein in their gad hour of bereavement, What it Tale II 'fells, If that mirror of yours chows a wretched, eallow complexion, a jaundiced look, moth patellae and blotches on the skin, its liver trouble ; but Dr. Ring's New Life Pills regulate the liver, purify the blood, give pleat pain, rosy cheeks, riob complexion. Only 25o at G. A. Deadman's drug store. w ioi l„l,.,. T'ueeday, August 7111, is Wingham'a Civic Holiday. The Rent block offered for sale on Tuesday of last week was not sold. Mrs. (Rev.) Lowe and family are spend. ing a few weeks at Bayfield, inhaling the lake air. Rev. A. E. Prior, of Sarnia, ie the new minister iu the Congregational church iu Wingham. The Wingham voters' list for 1900 contaiuo a total of 845 voters, 309 of whioh are qualified to serve as jurors. Milton Beemer left Monday morning of lest week for Fergus, where be hae secured a position in the 0. P. R, office. Posters are out announcing the exour- eion to Goderiob on Tuesday, Aug. 7th, under the muepines of Wingham Sunday School°. F. G. Sperling finds it necessary to make extensive repairs at the salt works before commencing operations again. The expenditure will probably be $700. Thos. Phillips, for the past three year° aeeietent in S. Graoey's furniture and undertaking store, has secured a situation in Edmonton, N. W. T., and left for that place on Tuesday of last week. Mre. McTavish, of town, sister-in-law of Mre. W. H. Green, was taken to Lon• don hospital to have an operation per- formed for the removal of a 0aneero00 tumor. The operation lasted four hoore end it is hoped will be the means of ef. footing a permanent cure. The following brethren were duly in• stalled in the several offices for the en- suing six months in connection with the I. 0. 0. F. Lodge :-8. P. G., Jae. Chia. holm ; N. G., Jae. Dey ; V. G., Geo. Tervit ; Rem. Sec., J. Groves ; Fin. Seo., T. J. Elliott ; Treas., W. Robertson ; Warden, J. Reines ; Conductor, J. Pat. tereon ; R. S. N. G., J. W. Dodd ; L. B. N. G., Wm. Deyell ; R. S. V. G., W. J. Greer ; L. S. V. G., H. B. Elliott. Atwood. Tice Direotore of the Elmo,Agrioultural Society will give 55.00 reward to the party giving information and conviction of the person or 9008000 who wilfully broke the window panes of the AgrioOl- tural Hall, Atwood. Moses Harvey,accompanied p d b y hie daughier, Mre. (Dr.) Lineham, arrived home from Swan Lake, Manitoba, last week. Mr. Harvey took reek out West whioh shortened his visit. Mre. Lineham will return West in a oonple of weeks. Mr. Harvey has been confined to bed eine his return. The council, aseieted by the property owners interested, is having a drain dug from the personage down to a point South of Holmes' oorner on the opposite aide of the street where the West side drain is tapped. It is badly needed. The council is furnishing the tile, and the property owners the work. Wm, Taylor hae the work in charge. Geo. Bray, B. A., a graduate in arta of Toronto University and a member of the law eooiety of Upper Canada, and who has reoently passed very suooesaful law examinations, has formed a partnership with P. R, Blewett, Listowel, and will enter on the practice of law in that town. Mr, Bray ie a eon of Jacob Bray, of Elmo, and is a bright young man who has already had considerable successful businsee in the praotioe of law. Norma Gee, a 9 year old daughter of J. S. Gee, of Listowel, happened with a very severe accident while at school. While playing a game called knife with Boma other girls on the school lawn the knife woe accidentally thrown into her knee cap. It was not thought serious but for the past week she has been (con- fined to her bed under the doctor's oars and under the most favorable oiroum- seanaee it will be a long time before she re00vers. Bnoiro Hoe Nem—Robb. 0. Forrest, an old gentleman 75 years of age, met with a °hooking death, Saturday, 14th inet. It appeare he was driving a load of bay into the barn for Wm. Medd, con,4, with whom he ie staying, and in peat Y g. P ng over a rough pieoe ofground he toppled led g off the load, falling head first onto the hard ground and breaking his nook. Death was inataotaneone of oonrso, Mr. Medd advised' him not to drive the load as he doubtloee'regarded him as too old a man to be on top of a load of hay, but Mr. Forrest insisted on tatting the load in with the above sad results. . Tile body was sent on Monday to his brother at Hagereville. RUNAWAY AoofpnllT.-0o Sund ay, 15th inet., as David Nichol and wife were re. turning borne from the Presbyterian ohuroh, their ]lore°, a spirited animal, became unmanageable and ran into the rig ahead in whioh were T. G. cud Mre. Ratcliffe and little boy, upsetting both riga opposite D. G. Anderson's residence, and pitching the 000upante out. Mr. Nichol's horse dashed into a wagon as on the roadside which w standing d t, e smashing its head into the hub, and ue taini0g euph fearful injuries that it died in a few minutes. Others say the horse etrnok its hes on theground breakin d e IEe nook Strange to add nova of the S occupants of the riga were seriously hurt, although badly shaken up. How some of them 000aped instant death is little short of a miracle. Mr. Nichol drove up the haok street en as to avoid meeting any vohiolea tie he wee oonsei005 of the flokle diepooition of hie steed. As it was a valuable animal he will bo fcheavy loser. This mattes the second horrid 113r. Niobol hail lost in the past few weeks. A quiet but pleasing event took pinoe it 1 r in the En'l;e c uroll L s owe o f Wpd• h b h , neoday of loot week, when Mute Mary At, Broughton, only daughter of l:;dward Broughton, of Elmo, was united in mor, Hoge to William James Hurst, a pros. parous young farmer of Morniugton. The bride was anpported tbrough the trying ordeal by llfiso Hurst, sister of the groom, while George Broughton, the bride's brother, supported the groom. Dien.—Oct Tuesday, 17th inet, an old and mnahrespected resident, of Elam, paused away, aged 72 years and 8 months, We refer to Wil lam Hoimee, He bad been ailing for game considerable time and hie derniee was um altogether en. expected. Deceased woe born in Go, Devon, England, in 1828 and iinigrated to Canada 26 years ago, locating on lot 32, eon, 12, Elora, where he oonti0ued to live until 4 years ago when the old couple retired to spend their declining yams in Newry, surrounded by their obildren, most of whom reside in the township,' Mr. Holmes was united i0 marriage June 24, 1849, to Miss Mary Smith, also of Go. Devon, England, and se a remit of the union ten obildren were born, 00ven of whom survive, viz : John, of eon. 16, Elora ; Ohm H., merchant, of Atwood ; James, of eon. 16, Elms ; Fred. of eon. 14, Elmo.; Mre. Thos. Brown, Woodstock ; Mre. Joe, Morrison, 000. 16, E'me ; and Syduay in the States. In polities de. aeaeed was a etaunoh Confervative, but never permitted hie political views t0 warp his judgment. He wail not bigoted and emoted among his warmest friend° many who differed from him politically. In religion he was an adherent of the Anglican ohuroh, and the funeral Thurs. day afternoon wan under the auspices of that denomination, Rev. Mr. Farr, of Atwood, taking charge of the impressive servie0, The funeral was one of the largest witnessed in the township, testifying in a marked degree the uni- versal eympatby felt for the family in their bereavement. The interment wee made in the family plot in the English church oemetery on the 12th eon., Elora. Goderioh. Goderioh has many Summer visitors just now. Joe. Goldthorpe shipped 3 care of hard. wood to Toronto the past week. Jas. Stewart had a stalk of timothy that measured 6 feet, 3 ieabee in length. The Jordan block hae been supplied with prism lights. They are a great ton. provement over the old style of grating. The Goderioh Organ faotor 's instru- ments are so well received in the old land that the institution hal all it oan do to keep up with the demand. During the Summer menthe the Gode- rioh Organ Factory clone at noon on Saturdays. A vote was taken and ae a majority voted for the alteration the Manager gave it effect. Alex. Malvor hae challenged Peter Cowen, of Rothsay, to a bioyole race, or series of races, for a parse of $50 or $100, the game to be on either road or track, and any distanoe from a of a mile to 20. A meeting of the Pablia Works Com• mittee was held Monday evening of last week to open tenders for laying graao• lithio walke, as advertised. The mem- bers, with the exception of D. Holmes, in Toronto, were all present. The follow- ing tenders were opened 1 Ohne. Reid.,.. walks I4o, crossings 12e Jamieson Reid ” 9jo, " 12o Walter Sharman, " 9eu, " 12o P. 8. Marden & Go " 91a, " 1311 12go A. Graham.... " 9110, Ellie Cameron " 10110, " 14o Orangeville Paving Co. for both 10110 Guelph Paving Co. for both flu Moved by Cantelon, eeoonded by Mnrney, that Ohm Reid be awarded Montreal, South and Kingston streets, at Marden & Co's tender.—Carried. Moved by Martin, seconded by Knox, that balance of walks be given to Marden & Co.— Carried. By the Committee'e decision Chas. Reid is awarded about 29,000 feet and Marden & Co. 85,000. L,Leetow el. Zinn & Greve have decided to dieeolve partnership. Mies Harris, teaoher, of Elms, is visit- ing friends in town. T. Norton spent a couple of days in Stratford last week. George Bogaee, of Woodatook, spent the twelfth in town. Mrs. Tom Alexander end children, of Mount Forest, are visiting with friends in town. Mies Lena Large, of Berlin, is visiting with her parents in town daring the holiday°. H. Stanley, who has been in Listowel for the past two months, returned to Crediton last week. Charlie Thome, of the Banner staff, had hie arm broken in two places, being caught in the prase. Master Willie Willoughby, eon of Hen. Willoughby, fell and broke hie arm while playing in the pork. Mies Florence Godfrey returned home from Toronto where she has been atteud• ing the College of Music. Mise Ada George returned home from Mildmay, where ebe has been visiting her eieler, Mre. A. Grimm. W. Cruex late of Ronald's barber shop, eft wing for in t r the "Marlboros," left for his home in Watertown on Monday o y of last week. About 11 o'olook Saturday night fire broke out iu the engine room at the tan- nery, but owing to the promptness of the fireman, it was soon extinguished. Mre, Thomas Male hae retarded from Toronto whore she wont through an operation for her eyes. Her daughter, Mies Tillie, aaoompanied her on her return. R. W. Bro. D. D. Campbell and W. Bros. B. F. Brook, J, J. Foster and A. St. G, Hawkins, of Barnard lodge, at. tended the annual meeting of the Grand Lodge of A. F.& A. M, of Canada, whioh hae been in passion at London. The following paragraph, taken from the Weatou Meroary and Somereetebire Herald of the 80th inet., will be read with interest man by in this common. Y n ityfro will remem r "Juno thefine SBernard owned by the former rector of Christ eburob, and who accompanied Iiev. Mr. a Je nes arose the Atlantic a when he loft here. The paragraph ap. pears in a report of a two days' fete, held at Manor Mead, on behalf of the India Famine Fund, at whiob about £70 wee realized ; "We should not omit to add that during both ofternoona Rev. H. W. Jeanes, with hie magnificent St. Bernard, "Jeno"—to whose neck a collecting box was attaohed•—realized a considerable eltnl on behalf of the India Famine Fund," I Wee Annlo Ballard, milliner, l0 home from Mt ver for 1 a . entree o the hplida sea on J. W. S'rott, banker, is ou a beeiupee trip to 1117 Paellic ooaet, His son Morten. is ageompanying bltn. H, f3. flforpby left on lr rtduy for it businsee trip to the coast. He intends being away for abopt throe weeks. A number of the friends of Dr, Bruce and hie wife met at the Methodist ohuroh 'Peeeday evening 1764, and after reading an addreesre ant d t p e e here with a beauti- ful silver 9ervig0, 3, E. Carson read the addreee to whioh Dr. Bruoo made a suitable reply. Short and appropriate epeeoheo 0010 made by Jae. Lee, Dr. Philip, B. Bot1we11 and J. E. Carson. After singing "God be with you till we meet again," the pastor closed an inter. eating service with prayer. 9'hoy 83r9icic It fetch, it was a grand thing for this commun. ity that such an enterprieing flim as G. A. Deadman secured the agency for Dr. Ring's New Di000very for Consumption, the wonderful remedy that hes startled the world by rte marvellous aures. The furor of enthusiasm over it has bn n,ed their business, as the demand for 11 is immeuee. They give free trial bo't'oe to sufferers and positively guarantee a care in coughs colds, bronchitis, asthma, croup and all throat and lung troubles. Price 50o and $1.00. Work on the Provincial Winter Fair building at Guelph has begun. The building °couples part of the Market Square. Hon, Mr, Tarte, Canadian Commis- sioner at the Paris Exposition, smile from Liverpool on the Lake Champlain on July 24. Peter Hawley, who lived on the North shore of Leon Lake, North Hastings Comity, was shot through the neck while shoving his boat off the shore. Sir Louie Davies, Hon. Mr. Blair and Hon. Mr. Fielding intend taking a montb'e rest, and will sail for England by the New England of the Dominion Line on Wednesday next. Miss ()roll, from Rameay's Corners, went to Ottawa on Jaly 12 to attend the oelebration. It is known that she got on the train to return to the Corners in the evening, bat nun then no trace hae been found of tier. NeBlaclsMulli� The undersigned begs leave to intim• ate to the people of Brussels and locality that he has leased the Blacksmith Shop in connection with Jno. Wyun'e Carriage Works, Brussels, where he will be pleased to attend to the wants of the public. A general Blacksmith business will be done and horee•ehoeing carefully attended to. Prices Reasonable and Setiefaotion Guaranteed. WM. PHILLIPS. P1111111 Worts I Skate grinding attended to with neatness and -dispatch. I also Sharpen Horse Clippere, Bals- am, bread knives and other edged tools in np-to•dote style. Saw Gumming and Filing attended to in a Workmanlike manner. Satre. faction assured. FRED. ADAMS, Shop on Mill Street, BRUSSELS. Important to Breeders and Horsemen. Eureka Veterinary Caustic Bassani. A reliable and speedy remedy for Curbs, Splints, Spavins, Sweeney, eta., ete.,in ",Horses and Lump Jaw tee`:= •a,G' iu cattle. TRADE SURE "See pamph- let whioh accompanies every bottle, givin scientific treatment in the various diseases." It can be used in every 0008 of veterinary praetiae where stimulating applications and blisters are prescribed. It ban no 01r11nto1. Every bottle sold is guaranteed to give satis- faction. Price 70o par bottle. Sold by all druggists and country storekeepers. Pre- pared by Tan EUREKA VETERINARY MEDICINE COMPANY, London, Out. BUGGIES L We have a number now ready and are getting np 55 Buggies for this nation. Now ie your time. If you want an A 1 Buggy oall at the CODER CARRIAGE FACTORY, ETHEL, where you will get the very BEST and as cheap as the best oan be got. We also have Wagons and Half Trucks, with a n Y size tires that maybo required. Field Ronne and other articles too numerousto mention. Rimming wheels, repairing, re• trimming and re•painbing promptly attended to, Be sure end give no a call and see what' we have before bnying elsewhere. Jno. Caber, Ethel; 1'4) 4, McKINNON It Lust Opportunities Never R4 tel n, II You now have an opportunity to buy geode uluob below the pre. sent market value if you take advantage of it. You aro donbtleae aware that during the last Mae months Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots and shoes, De., have advanced in price from 20 to 30 per cent over last yetrr'8 prices, and arc very !iron at the advanoe. Before the advance we Mooed orders for large quantities of geode et the lowest prion, mid we are still 8011ing them at old prion, but we cannot do it much longer 0s oar eto0lt is getting pretty well redacted and when we have to buy again the full advance will have to bo charged. A word to the wise is sufficient. It This is the pace we set for next week; Il Beet Standard Shirtiage, indigo blue, worth 100, for 12o. wi Fine Oxford Shlrtings, fast colors, worth 1211o, for 10o. Cottonades, in etripee and 101010res, worth 300, for 15o. Heavy Oottonodes, the best made, worth 30a, for 20o. (Shenk Gingham°, fast colors, worth 8o, for 50. Grey Cotton, yard wide, now worth 50, for 3110. White Cotton, yard wide, worth 80, for 6o. Men's Union Soaks, now worth 18o, 2 pair for 25o. Men's Fine Blaok Cashmere Soaks, worth 36o, for 25c. Ladies' Heavy Ribbed Fast Black Hose, worth 18n, for 127118. Ladies' Vests, all eize0, at 5o, 8o, 10o, 15o, 25o and 50o, Wilton & Turnbull Headquarters for GENERAL HARDWARE BUILDERS' SUPPLIES of All Kinds. Farmers should see our American Field Fence, Best Fence on the market. Barb and Plain Wire, All kinds harvest 'Tools. Binder Twine. • Paints and Oils. S. W. P., the best Ready Mixed Paints made, always in stock. TRY US. WIL TON & T URNBULL Season EWAN &INNES The well known firm of CARRIAGE MAKERS, Opened are to the front with a 'wow- Large, Well Select- ed and Well Finished STOCK OF Buggies, 'Wagons, Road Carts, Etc., that they are sellling at CLOSE prices. Already they have disposed of many Buggies and the Prospects are good. Call at our Show Rooms and see for yourself, Special attention given to Repairs, Re -painting, Trimming, c�C•, Ewan & Innes, - Brussels. More Room Having made a large addition to my Blacksmith Shop I am in a better position than ever to attend to my Customers. woo= Won= All kinds on band, both for new work or repairs, and prices the lowest. en IN all lines will bo promptly at - ended to as usual and satisfac- tion guaranteed. Horse Shoein I have made 0, specialty of 5• this line for years, and if you have any horses that interfere, over -reach or troubled with bad feet, bring them to me, I will relieve or cure them in less thanthree months of will make no charge.e. p am Wagons & Buggies. I prepared to supply p 1p y the tibovo at the very lowest prices, and best quality, either of my own make or from the largest Factories in the Dominion. Thanking my numerous ouetomers for their very liberal support in the past, and hoping by otriot attention to bnsinese and eatiofootory prices, to aeenre a oontinuance of the same. S T PLUM, BRUSSELS.