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BUSINESS CARDS,
1OaUSS] LN .COST
ATONEX TO LOAN AT 0 PER
.411. vont, 1',s, SWAT, Brussels,
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H. MoORAOKEN--
Issuer of Marriage Li1ouoco, Of.
at Orecery, Tar lUorry stroot, Brussolo.
N. DAARETT—
L10 Tonsorial Artist, Shop—Next door
North. of the Standard Bank, Lantos' and
windr•00'1 hair cutting a epoolalty,
1i1ARMS FOR SALE—THE UN..
L. nnnaraoun nae several good Farms for
or Morrle is to
Grey. tonna,
800TTin ' Townships
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M. MORRISON'
Issuer of Marriage Licenses,
WALTON, ONT.
MiSS JEAN M'LAUCHLiN,
TEAOII.ER OF—
PIANO AND ORGAN,
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM:
INBOn1NOE,
FIRE AND MARINE,
GUELPH.
MiSS SARAH LOUISE MOORE,
L, O. M..
Academie graduate sof London Conserve -
tor y
onserve-tory of Of tulle, also Member of the Associated
Musicians of Ontario, is prepared to receive
a limited number of pupils for instruction
on the Principal'ss Vorm in that Conservatory orf
Music.
Brussels; Ontario.
ALEX. HUNTER—
Mork of the Fourth Division Court,
00. Huron; Conveyancer, Notary Pnbllo,
Land, Loan 'and Ineul'anee Agent ; Auction-
61ons mads investOffice in Graham's:Bloch, Brnd and to1loan, B
e. -
sole,
AUCTIONEERS.
. S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION -
•
nun, will sell for butter prices, to
better mon, in lase time and less charges
than any other Auotioueer In hast Huron or
he won't obarge anything. Dates and orders
can always be arranged at this adios or by
personal application.
DENTISTRY
F. W. TWEDDLE.
(0OBEIB0L0 OF eEAPOUTH)
DENTIST,
Graduate of R. 0, D . S., Toronto ; Poet Grad-
uate course at Haekel's 6obool, Chicago, in
orown and bridge work. i L'rfoee same as
in surrounding towns. 21 -
Office over A. 11. Smith's store, Brussels,
VETERINARY.
T D. WARWICK—
e) • Honer Graduate of the Ontario Vet-
erinary College, is prepared to treat all dis-
eases of domesticated animals lin a compet-
ent manner. Particular attention paid to
Veterinary Dentistry. Calle promptly at-
tended to. Office and Infirmary—Four doors
North of bridge, Turnberry et., Brussels.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
"`V Ivf. SINOLAIR-
1 blic%d er, ffice tor, t wart's ancer,
Notary Pnblio, &o. 01200-0 tewart's ii look
1 door Nor tb of Central Hotel.'
Solicitor for the Standard Bank.
!''1. F. BLAIR, BARRISTER,
‘..A• Solicitor, &o. Office over Stand-
ard 13an1. Solicitor for Village of Brussels.
Money to Loan at lowest rates,
G. CAMERON—
• (Formerly of Cameron, Holt &
Cameron) Barrister and Solicitor, Goderieb
Ont. On1co—Eamiltcn street, opposite (Mi.
borne Hotel.
MEDICAL CARDS.
E. T. SNIDER,
111, O., 0. 71.,1
Licentiate of Royal College of Physicians
and Surggeons, Kingetou ; Member of the Col -
loge of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario.
Diseases of Women and Children a special-
ty. Nino years' experieaoo. Office and res.
idendo, opposite English ,ehuroh, Brussels.
J. A. M'NAUGHTON,
M. 7r., C. 71„
TrlultylUniverefty, Fellow Trinity Medical
College, Member College of Physicians and
Surgeons, Ont. Licentiate of the Royal Col-
lege of Physicians and Licentiate of Mid-
wifery, Edinburgh. r=y-Tolopboue No.14,
Residence—Mill street, Brussels.
DR. WM, L. IIHLMES
Pnr0ICIAN, summon ASD A000110llEUlt,
(Successor to Ila F. 11. l:albilelech)
M. D. Bellevue Hospital Mod. 0o1., New
York ; fit D 0 Al Victoria University,Toron-
to ; Member of the College of Physicians and
Surgeons of Ontario. Special attention paid
to diseases of women, eye, oar, nose and
throat. 10-tf
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D. F. SMITH,
M. D. 0. M.,
Graduate of McGill College, Montreal, 11.,
do, All specialty work satisfaot0•ily treat-
ed. Ogles upstairs in the Strottou Bloolc.
001 co hours, 0 to 12 a. m., and 7 to 10 p. m.
SPecialisb work, such as for eye, oar, throat,
&o„ in the oMoo at his residence, Elisabeth
stroot, from 2 to 0 p in. All medicines will
,bo dispensed personally by the Dr, or under
hie direct sap0rvisiou,
'Fall berm Opens Sept; 41h 1
CENTRIC ifirgi
„Obit
No loss than night largo })Iioiuose colleges
hay applied tons within the last eix weeks
for our graduates to take positions as towel],
000 n tboir 001100l8. AS many ns five 1/0131*
EMI firms have applied to ria in ono day for
Mlle help, This ie surely the boat school
IOC you, Oatalogee tree,
•1T .1 tELII''9TT Principal,
Tlip B V.»�ryess
4.1,h7�,L,L[�.IA7►J
Ontario
Listowel _oi.1ege,
,!»QUA1 TO ANT IN ONTARIO.
A thorough, complete and praotioal train•
ing in all branoheo of Oommeroial work,
at oonelderably leve than regular rates.
For full information MAY
Buenos or College ever I'oxt OBtoc.
L, HARTT,
LISTOWNL, PRINCIPAL.
CStr cit
Nets.
Gorrito.
Mise Bessie Strom is at the "Soo"
vieiting friends,
Mrs. 8. Perkins le at present visiting
friends at Owen Sound.
Hoyle Lennox, of Toronto, is vioiting
hie grandparents in town,
E. Carlisle, of Hensel', ie vieiting hie
Water, Mrs. Geo. A. Found,
Vernon Armstrong is spending hie boli•
dive with friends at Bayfield.
Henry Young returned home from
Manitoba. He reports times slack.
Mise Mabel Campbell, of Niagara Falls,
ie spending her holidays under the
porental roof.
The people of the North End are nom•
planing of someone either shooting or
poisoning their oats.
Mathew Dane, just North of the village,
had a large barn raised on Wednesday
evening of last week. '
John M. Kaine, principal of the Sault
Ste. Marie public eohool, is speeding hie
holidays under the parental roof,
Atwood.
Lawrence, little son of W. Marshall, is
sel'iauely 111,
The Misses Ethel and Myrtle Fergaeon
are viaitiog friends in Mount Forest.
James Priest has taken obarge of the
0,-01ion gang at Palmerston for a abort
time.
J. W. Ward attended the re union of
the Bruce Old Boys' Association at
Walkerton lost week.
R:v. H. E. Currie, of Ethel, and Rev.
R, J. Currie, of Rochester, N. Y., were
the guests of -their brother, George, in
town.
There is a good opening in Atwood for
n dentist. Splendid offices could be
leased in 0. H. Holmes' new store this
Fall.
The Bee editor epent Sunday with his
parents at Innerkip, Oxford Co., return.
ing to Atwood Monday of last week on
his wheel
Mrs. Patterson and daughters, Ruby
and Gladys, from Winnipeg are vieiting
at Rev. E. P, Fear's. The former is
Mrs, Fear's eider.
Mies Biala Klnmp fell from her wheel
last week and broke one of the bones in
her ankle and strained several of the
cords. We hope she will soon be around
again.
A severe thunder storm visited this
locality Sunday week. The lightning
was particularly destructive. A chimney
on Robt. P'orrest's house was destroyed,
and in falling some of the bricks struck
John Bell's house, breaking two panes of
glees.
eSettlort11.
New and extensive improvements are
being effected at the oatmeal mill.
Mrs. (Rev.) Russell left last week to
visit her parents who reside at Ford-
wich.
Dr. and Mrs. Campbell, of Brooklyu,
New York, are viaitiog old friends in
town and vicinity.
M. McGrath has rented the, older mill
for the mason and is putting it in shape
to do custom work.
A.. Mowat, B. A., head mneter of the
Meaford High school, has been appointed
bead master of the Collegiate Institute
here. The eoienoe master has not yet
been appointed.
Heneall Lawn Tennis Oluh defeated
the Seaforth team in Hensel!, on Tues-
day of last week, by a score of 6 events t0
3, Messrs. T. J. Wilson, Hepburn, Deck
and Paugman were the Seafortb repro-
eentativee.
A couple of wedding parties boarded
the afternoon train at Clinton on ,Wed.
nesday of lash week and it ie claimed the
gaanlity of rine swept out of the oar at
this station will be sufficient to feed the
sparrows for the balance of the year.
"Wilf❑l,waete bring(' woeful want."
John MoNab, wbo is driving for Wil-
son & Richardson, met with an aaoident
Wedoeeday evening of Last week, near
the residence of James Cowan. One of
the wheele of the wagon Dame off throw-
ing him to the ground and mousing severe
internal injury. The egg boxes were
scattered and a large number of eggs
broken.
Working Overtime.
Eight hour laws are ignored by these
tireless, little workero—Dr. King's New
Life Pills, Millions are always at work
night and day, curing indigestion, btl-
loneness, constipation, sick headache
and all stomach, liver and bowel troubles.
Only 25o at G. A. Deadman's drug store.
Fordwieh.
The corner atone of the new Baptist
ohuroh on con. 2, will be laid on August
10th, 4 p. m.
Ieaeo Wade line purchased a borne, It
is a fine animal and is said to have a
record of 2.52.
Dr. (Ruseel) t7. R. Cook has gone to
Emcee to praatioe medicine with Dr.
Brien of that village.
The telephone wires have been brought
into town, the neutral office being at J.
H. Rogers' grooery store.
Mrs.Ohiney, of Detroit, is spending a
couple of weeks with her stater, Mrs,
Townsend, 4th eon., and her ooaein, B.
S. Cook, of town,
'Omar Cole has returned from Grand
Valley, where he has been for the past
month assisting Thos, MoLauohlin in
the bakery business.
Wm. C
aetellP
who hal arobased the
t w
stook of dry geode, groceries, mockery
and millinery from Jamie Argo, took
possession loot week.
Mrs. Time. IYIeLanohlin, of Grand
Valley, came to town on Thursday last
and will spend a week or two with her
parents, Robt, and Mrs. Hooey.
Alex, Orr tbreebed on Wednesday last
from 90 lbs. Bowing of wheat 25ba1hels,
and they say if the sparrows had left it
alone he would have had 80 buehelo,
The last halt of the June make of
ahem Irons the'ordw'oh ()home o'o
factory wits ebiped from Wile station to
John W. Cook, of Ingersol, who pals 9,k14,
per 1. t
b 't.
fo' 1
Cxode ritai�,
1), J, Naftel has been appointed
treasurer of the Publio Library Board,
vioo 5, P. Halle, deo00led,
The old Renk of Commerce building
in the Bingham block is being fitted up
for F, F. Lawrence's argue and tele,
graph ofloe.
Wee Lizzie Robertson left Tuesday
morning of lest week for Now West.
minister; B. 0., where ebe will be wedded
to Sidney Maloomeon,
Earnest Platt hoe taken a position es
engineer of the steam yacht Stolle, which
wan recently purohaeed here by McLean
Bros., of Stratford, and now plies on
'iotoria Lake, at that city.
The members of Inverness Camp, S.
0, S. with their families. and invited
guests, bald their aomiel pro ni0 on the
arouude of Bro. A, P, McLean, Huron'
Road, last Friday. Pipiug, dancing and
Romeo, with a well spread table of good
things made everybody happy till after
dark.
The white flag hen been 'flying from the
tower on Castle Griffin since Friday last,
government bailiff,]ioglieh having taken
to the ventral prison the two prisoners,
David Smith and Wesley Perry, who
were each sentenced by Judge Masson to
13 months for stealing wool in the town-
ship of Tnokeremith.
Clinton.
Mrs. Holmes, who has been very ill for
several weeks, has recovered sufficiently
to be able to move about.
We regret to hear that the eldest coo
of Samuel Eagleson, of Milton, North
Dakota, is seriously ill with typhoid
fever.
John Orgill, the veteran plaatorer, re.
porta a better season than for yearn. He
has a number of oontreats but ie increae•
ing his etaff and finishing his work both
iu good style and good time.
While engaged loading pare at the G.
T. R station Thursday, Harry Glazier
had one of hie thumbs so severely jam
and that he will be compelled to lay off
work for a couple of days or so.
H. Houlden, who hao been behind the
counter of R. Coate & Son, leaves on bbe
15th for Kincardine, where he has
excepted a situation there with R.
Malcolm, of the Palace dry goods house.
L. Kennedy's highly bred Baotoh collie,
has died from poison which was get for
rate. "Mack," as the dog was known,
was a general favorite, eepeoially with all
the children of the town. The owner
feels his lose ae he set the poison him•
self, Dr. Blacken thinks he could have
saved the dog only it had just recovered
from a severe attack of distemper and
was too weak to stand the shook.
Wiu=hthnl.
Rev; and Mrs, Perrie are visiting in
Seaforth and will spend a short time at
Bayfield Summer resort.
H. Davie shot a ground hog at a div•
tame of 200yardswith a rifle, 'on the
farm of John Roe, Morrie.
A little. boy of 0. Blaokall'e while
playing on a lumber pile at the G. T. R.
station, fell from the top of the pile, and
was badly bruised and shaken up.
Rev. Mr. Bnrwaeb has oommenoed to
make the neoeesary changes in hie build.
ing on Josephine street to make it
euitable for a general store, which his
eon -in-law, Mr. Beard, purposes opening.
Drs. Jerome and Holloway have die -
solved portnerehip in the dentistry busi-
ness. Dr. Jerome hos ohosen the Arthur
end of the busineae, and Dr. Holloway
will have eole control of the Wingham
office.
On Wednesday of last week Wm.
Dore'e youngest child got hold of some
fly paper and ate a portion of it. It was
very sick for a while, but the promp t
measures taken were effeotnal, and it was
not much the worse the next morning,
hire. McTavish has retuned from o Lan•
don Hospital after undergoing an opera.
tion for the removal of a large oanoeroue
tumor. The operation was performed on
Thursday, July 121h, and that she was
able to return home on the 2903 is con-
sidered to be a favorable indioation.:
Dr. Kennedy and daughter, Gretna,
were in Bowmanville last week attend.
ing the marriage of hie brother, George
Eddy Kennedy,- of Ottawa, to Mies Addie
Louise, daughter of the late Rev. D, 0.
McDowell, a former Winghamite, having
been pastor of the Wingham Methodist
ohnroh some years ago.
The JIIWI Or a Lion.
The gallant Major Swaine tells of
being knocked eenoeleee by a lion that
laoerated hie arm. His thrilling escape
from the jaws of death' le only equalled
by Dr. Kingh New Dieoovery for Con.
enmption, which has saved thoueande
from desperate throat and lung troubles.
"All doctors said my wife would soon die
of consumption," writes L. 0, Overstreet,
Elgin, Tenn„ "but your wonderful
medicine completely cured her and eoved
her life." Satiefaotion ie guaranteed by
G. A. Deadman, who gives triol bottles
free. Large bottles 500 and 21.00.
LiBltowel.
Mrs. John Livingston, Mies Livingston,
Mise Ruby Livingston and W. W.Living-
sten are spending a few weeks in Mus-
koka.
On Tuesday evening of last weak,
Simnel McKee, of Molesworth, who was
returning home from Lietowel on his
wheel, ran into a horse and buggy, heath.
ring his e.kull. He was pinked up by
Jos. Wilson and brought to town, when
medioal aid was called in. He ie slowly
recovering.
Friday at 1:80 o'olook, fire wee diecov
ered in Seaman's carriage shop, Main,
St., which with Younge'e blacksmith
(chop, wag completely consumed. The
bnildings were large two storey frame
etrnotures and burned furiously. Mr.
Youngs suooeeded in getting moat of his
kook out, but Mr. Seaman loot the whole
of his stook. The fire opread to Mr.
Younge's stable and house. The stable
was gniekly re1noed to ashen. The house
was badly damaged. Loss probably
20,000 ; ineurane°, unknown.
The bowlers from Mitchell, the town
famous for ohampionehip players at the
game, game up to thio town and played
with Listowel club ab 9 o'olook Wednes-
day morning of last week. Mitchell won
on all three rinks by 4, 2 and 11 respect.
tively, 17 shote in all. In ono rink the
tonriete get in a three and it four end
which proved fatal, otherwiee the home
pfayere hold them down well,.. Wednos.
day of last week three rtnite front Barrie.
the in Jin and
b to tr
tonarrived on mo
bean a contest with IDlltobell st the Jon•
election of their game with Listowel.
TIM 'ams woo a keen one, Mitchell got
o lead in the earlier angel, on one rink
and in the other two It was shot and phot
about, The game ended with A4itohell 11
up all round.—In the afternoon Harrio,
top administered detest to the Lietowel
olub, They started to climb tip on all
rinise and bid fair at one time to get out
of eight altogether, being 41 ahead, The
home teem pulled up at the lest and
brought their lead down to 20.
Ills Wonslerrul Nerve
Alone sustained Editor F. M. 'Jigging,
of Seneca, I11,, when all dootore and
medioinea failed to relione hie pain from
piles. Then Bnoklen'e Arnica. Salve
wholly oared him, Iafallible for injuries,
pains and bodily eruptions. 250 a box
at G. A. Deadman'e drug store.
i3L,' Cb.
John Nivine left for Feeeerton, where
he hao secured a situation.
Mise Millie Hirone ham gone to Detroit
where she hag eeoured a situation.
Mina Edith Gibson, of Wroxeter, ie
vieiting at the reeidenoe of N. H. Young.
Mien Della Graney, of Wingham, is
vieiting at the home of her grandmother,
Mre. Buie.
The mtin sewer on Queen street is
completed and the men are laying the
branch sewers.
Mrs. Tennant and Miee Florence of
Carson City, Miobigen, are visiting with
friends and relatives ie Blyth and
vicinity.
James Metals commenced this season's
threshing on Tuesday. Mr. Mutoh has
been threshing in this neighborhood for
the pant 22 yearn.
CANADA AND THE PAN—
AMERiCAN EXPOSI—
`T/ON.
Io the Herald'o opinion the Dominion
government will make a serious mistake
if it decides against a Canadian national
exhibit at the Pan-Amerioan Exposition
in Buffalo next year.
The Canadian Manufacturers' Associa-
tion attempted to diedourage euoh a pro-
ject by arguing that the Dingley tariff
proves that the Yankees don't wish to
tootle with as, and therefore no good will
result from exhibiting Canadian wares.
It might be said in reply that a good way
to make our neighbors regret the Ding.
ley tariff, so far as it affeote Canada, ie
to ehow them that there are very many
things they want which Canada oan
supply them with to better advantage
than their owe country oan.
Bat it is not;so much the people of the
United States whom it is desirable to
impreee by a Canadian exhibit at the big
ehow ; it is the people of Mexico, Can•
tral America, South America and the
West Indies. With these people it is
desirable that Canada should build up
trade ; many. thousands of them will
visit the Pon-Amerioan Exposition ;
every country in the—Western Hemisphere
will be represented among the visitors.
They will wish to learn something about
the natural reeourcee and finished pro.
ducts of the great Dominion whose
territory forme the Northeru half of
North America. If Canada baa no
national exhibit—it this oonntry is the
only American country which fails to
show to the worldwhat it hie done and
what it is doiug in induetriee, arta and
edemas—a great opportunity will be
loot.
We have said that it is not chiefly for
the effect it might have on the people of
the United States that a Dominion ex-
hibit should be made, and yet, when
we ooneider that the Laurier government
is pledged to the principle of commercial
reotprooity with the States, it is difficult
to see how the government oan oonaiet-
ently prevent the Dominion from
portioipating in thePan-American
Exposition. A good Canadian exhibit
there might not result directlyin a regi.
prooity treaty; but its influece would
certainly be in the direotion of reoiproo•
ity. On this point the Buffalo Enquirer
mokee the following remarks, as cants se
they are kindly :
"Wise Americana recognize' that
politioal.noion with Canada is probably
centuries distant. No fair-minded
Amerioan wishes anything bat prosperity
to the British Empire, of which Canada
is an important' member, and while the
Empire lasts Canada wilt doubtless be a
part of it. Commercial union ienot
only to be greatly desired, but it is a
thing which may be brought about in
the not distant future. The immediate
effeote of a reoiprooity treaty with the
Dominion would doubtless be to the
partioular advantage of Canada, but that
ehould not prevent Americana from
advocating it on the ground that it would
promote civilization ae well ae trade,
Mee of the most practical means of bring.
ing euoh a thing to pass is preoieely
such an exposition ae the Pan•Amerioan.
The representative of Canadian intereete
in this all-American fair would do more
to establish the feeling required to bring
about oommeroial anion than years of
talk and newspaper argument. Both
Canadians' and Americans should recog-
nize this, and make the fact clear to the
oommittee of the Canadian parliament
which has the say iu the matter."
—Hamilton Herald.
On Others' Faults.
It Is the time of Casae where Other Medi.
clues Felled, that las Harte the Great
Deputation for lir. Pitcher's Backache
Kidney Tablets.
Take all the medieine0 in the world's
history, combine their records, and you
will not have the proof that ie established
for Dr, Pitober'e Baokaohe Kidney Tab.
late for the cure of Backache and all Kid-
ney and Bladder troubles.
John Legier, 308 Wilton Ave., Toronto,
caretaker and sexton of 8t. James Cattle-
dral for 14 years, writes :—Last Febru•
ary I took down sink with a kidney and
liver trouble, due to cold I think. I was
t go home and go to
told bytwo dootore0
bod if 1 wanted to get well. I went
Home, but did not go to bed ; I was too
uncomfortable. I took all aorta of pre.
noriptione from the dootore, and tried
many kihde of patent medioinee, with no
relief. My appetite gave out. I could
eat nothing at all without distress and
bloating. A pain came on low down in
front and to tell you the truth no one
could have felt more miserable. Finally
I heard of and got a bottle of Dr,
13Bullet '0 Baokaohe Kidney Tabletp, and
they di me r
n d 1 a wo Id of ood r ed'at 1
Y g mon 1 e y,
I never yaw or heard of auything meting
00 welt and 00 quickly. I feel well and
t'a'un
stro 11, i The pain and sureness are
ell gone, else the bloating, and I can eat
with pleasure and comfort, I tape n0
little 111859140 in telling everyone of the
results, and will continue to do so, as I
Peel it a duty I owe the Tablets and the
public."
George Letrey, 00 Bathurst St„ Toron•
to, writes :,—"For a long time I was out.
faring from a gnawing pain in my bank.
ACaornpaoying it was at times au ante
lameneee across the loins. I read about
Dr. Pitohor'e Baokaohe Kidney Tablets
and got a bottle. I do not believe that
there oan be anything better, I have
had none of those troubles since, and be-
sides they banished that blurring of the
eyes ; they eliminated the urio poieou
that permeated my blood, and the gases
that formed in the stomach, causing in-
digestion, were completely neutralized,
I strongly recommend those Tablets to
any person suffering from their beep and
kidneys. They are prompt in relieving,
they Canes 110 inconvenience, and can be
earried about with yon."
Any reader of this paper eon test the
merits of Dr. Pitober'o Backache Kidney
Tablets free by enclosing two Dente
poetage for trial package to The Pitcher
Tablets Co., Toronto, Ont. Regular size
50 ciente per bottle.
ASSASSINATIONS.
Other Attempts, Rimy Successful On
Lives of Rulers.
From 1848 to 1898 there were 28 at.
temple, many of them e000eeeful, on the
lives of royal per000ageo and rulers.
Pietro Aooiarito tried to kill King
Humbert on April 22, 1897.
Four attempts were made to aseaesin•
ate the great Napoleon.
Queen Victoria's life has been attempt-
ed three times.
Two efforts were made to kill the
Prince of Wales.
Napoleon III. was frequently shot at,
but died in bed.
The King of Prueeia was twice fired at
in 1851, but esoaped injury.
King Victor Emmanuel of Italy nor.
rowly escaped death at an assassin's
hands in 1853.
King Ferdinand, of Naples, was stab-
bed by a eoldierin 1856.
Queen Isabella, of Spain, was attaoked
by Fuentes in 1866.
The Queen, of Greene, was shot by a
student in 1862.
Abraham Lincoln, President of the
United States, died on April 15, 1885,
from a bulletfired by Wilkse Booth the
night before.
One attempt on the life of the German
Emperor in 1873 and another in 1878.
King Alfonso, of Spain, was shot at in
1878.
Alexander II., of Ramie, was aaeaesin-
ated on March 13, 1881, in 8t. Peters-
burg. Unsuccessful attempts on hie life
had been made in 8t, Petersburg in 1866
and in Paris in 1867,
President James A. Garfield was ebot
by Charlee J, Gniteau on July 2, 1881,
and died on Sept. 19.
A bomb was thrown at President
Faure, of France, on June 13, 1897.
Patents Guaranteed.
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The ❑ndereigned bege leave to intim-
ate to the people of Brussels and locality
that he has leased the Blacksmith Shop
in connection with Jno. Wynn's Carriage
Works, Brussels, where he will be pleased
to attend to the wants of the public.
A general Blaokemith business will
be done and horee•ehoeing amorally
attended to.
Prices Reasonable and
satisfaction Guaranteed.
WM, PHILLIPS.
Important to Breeders and Horsemen.
Enrekstexiaary Caustic Bassam.
VM
A reliable
and speedy
remedy for
Curbs,
Splints,
Spaying,
Sweeney,
etc., ete.,111
Horses and
Lump Jaw
>,'+:•4' "-9 _ s fes„ s .,i in Cattle,
TRADE stens "See pamph-
let which accompanies every bottle, giving
ocientiiio treatment in the various diseases,"
It oan bo used in every case of veterinary
practice where stimulating applications and
blisters are prescribed. It has no SUPERIOR.
Every bottle sold i, guaranteed to give satis-
faction, Price 700 per bottle, Bold by all
druggists and country storekeepers, Pro -
limed by Tut EUR111CA VETERINARY
ME010100E COMPANY, London, Ont,
rump
Works
Skate grinding attended to
with neatness and dispatch.
I also Sharpen Horse Olippere, Saie-
nore, bread knives and other edged tools
in np.to•date style.
Saw Gumming and Filing attended
to in a Workmanlike manner, Satis.
faotion assured.
FRED. ADAMS,
Shop on Mill Street, BRUSSELS,
Mc I NNON & 00„
S ec1a1 Clothing Bale
p �'
We have done a large trade iu Clothing this 00asoit, and we to•
tend to clear out the remainder of our stook at reduced prises. The cheek
ie all now and the latest etylee, but in some lines we haven't a full range
of eizee, bat if we haven't your size in one line we have in another and all
equally good, Thie Bale will last two weeks and we imprint the following
prioee will make a glean eweep in that time t—
Men's Blue and Blaoli'Serge Suite, regulirr 114 50 for 163.60.
Men'e 1'weed Snits in cheeks and mixtures, worth $5 00 for 54 00.
ielen'o Pine Tweed Suits in a variety of patterns and oolore, worth
27.50 to 28 50, mile price $5,05.
Men's Fine Blick Worsted Suite, lined with the best Italian, new
Frenoh faeinge, regular prion $10, $11.50 and 212, all go at 28 95.
Boys' Fine Tweed Suite, whore pants, einem from 28 to 88, regular price
25 00, sale priori 23 08,
Boys' Suite in Tweed, Serge and Fine Worsted, sizes from 22 to 28, at
111,50, 112.00, $2,50 and $3.00.
We have just closed a big deal for Men's Panto at a low rate on the
dollar, and ae the etook ie larger than we want we will let them goat the
1 following priaoe :-
io
Men's Heavy Tweed Pante, worth $1.20 for 70o,
Men's Fine Tweed Pants, worth 161.50 for 980.
Men'e Extra Heavy Wire Twist Tweed Pats, all pure wool, will give
/'•+,, �� great wear, worth 22,500fryor� 51,005..��\
��1 �\F'�1�f�cC�.,dy'�.?"��T C�yc�•.[i��); �,lS7L�:,�,k�l�
smsamitl
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 stook.
TRY US,
WILTON & T URNBULL
Buggy
Season EWAN INNES
The well known firm of
OCARRIAGE MAKERS,
peiaed are to the front with. a
111111•"' Large, Well Select-
ed and
Well Finished
STOCK OF
Buggies, ¶agoras, Road Carts, Eto.,
that they are selllingat 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
Re -painting, Tri7n7ming,
to Repairs,
Vie•,
Ewan & Innes, - Brussels.
More Room
Having made a Large addition to my Blacksmith Shop I am
iu a better position than ever to attend to Illy Customers.
vvroomt won=
All kinds on hand, both for new work or repairs, and prices
the lowest.
General BlacksIN all lines will be promptly at-
tended to as usual and satisfac-
tion guaranteed.
Morse Shoeing. I have made a speciaof
this lino for years, andlty if
you have any horses that interfere, over -reach or troubled with
bad feet, bring them to me, I will relieve or euro them in less
than three months or will make no charge.
Wagons & Buggies. I alit prepared to supply the
above at the very lowest
prices, and best quality, either of my own snake or From the
largest Factories in the Dominion.
Thanking my numerous customers for their very liberal support in the
past, and hoping by strict attention to business and satielaotory prices,
to secure a continuance of the same.
S. T. P L U M, BRUSSELS.