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The Brussels Post, 1900-11-22, Page 5Nov. 22, 4900 BUSINESS CARDS. 111.11H1XlB, L.$ i'QST, MONI1+,X 'T0 LOAN AT 5 PFR Axe- °out xr,11, SCOTT, 13logeols �V I , 11roQ1L OKEaN- s 'Issuer or Marrtag0 Liuo1)900 O. apo of fit000r'y. TulnbemykGt•0at, I1ruosols, l N. BARRETT- L1' Tonsorial Arttet. Supp -.Next doer North of the 8tentlard Bank. Ladies' and Ohildren'e hair eat63ug a BpeOialty, IARMS FOR SALE -THE UN. pnnardl,14 bas a0y0ra1 pod Fltrms for ealo.1)nd to rant, easy term% Gln 'Townships of al: orris aud tiroy. F S, nuOTT,Rrnsselo NI. • MORRiMON, Issuer of Marriage Licenses, WALTON, ONT, N HSS JEAN M'LAUCHLIN, -TEACHER OL' - PIANO - AND - ORGAN, Mwt-Tis=r-S, o q'T ROBERT CUNNINGHAM- INBVBANOE, FIRE AND MARINE, GUELPH. MISS SARAH LOUISE MOORE, L. O. M.. Academia graduate of London. Qoneerva- tory or. Music, also Member of the Aesooioted Musicians of Ontario, is prepared to receive a limited number of pupils for instruction on the piano, Qualified to prepare pupils for the PrinoipaPe Form In the Ooneervatory of Mesio. Bruseel0, Ontario. A LEX. IIU N LER Clerk of the Fourth Di vlefo n Court, Co, urt ' Huron ; Conveyancer, Notary Public, Land, Loan anti Ineuranoe Agent Auction- eer. investe .Panda Office in and m'el l OBreo- tioue made. Office in Graham'e1Blook, Brus- sels. AIICTIONERS. S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION- • Eon, willsell for better 'prices, to better men in less time and lees charges than any ober Auctioneer in Plast Huron or can always ba rranged at Ditto office oren by personal application. DENTISTRY F. W. TWEDDLE, (POROXERLT OF OEAFORTH) DENTIST. Graduato of R. 0, D S., Toronto ; Poet Grad- uatecouree at Hnekel's School, Chicago, in Drown end bridge work. SS -Prices same as fn surrounding towns. 91• Qaice over A. R. Smith's store, l3 rueeole. VETERINARY. JD. WARWICK— .. Honor Graduato o1 the Ontario Vet- erinary Oollee°, is prepared to treat all dia• eases of domesticated animals lie a compel• ent manner. Particular attention geld- to Veterinary Dentistry. Calls promptly at- tended to. Ofaoe and Inarmary-Poor doors North of bridge, Turnberry 8t., Brussels. LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING. M. SINCLAIR- - V 7 • Barrister, Solicitor, +0onveyaacer, Notary Publio, deo. Ufae-S towart'e 131008 1. door North of Central Hotel. Solioitor for the Standard 13 ink. rt F. BLAIR, BARRISTER, VI • Solloitor, &0. Otlioe over Stand- ard Hanit. Solicitor for Village 01 Brussels. Money to Loan at lowest rates. M • G. CAMERON— (Formorly o1 Cameron, Vete l Cameron) Barrister and Solicitor, eHodetriobdo Ont.nt. Oi Ofnce-fiamIItan Street, opposite 001 - borne Hotel. MEDICAL CARDS. J. A. M'NAUGHTON, M. D., O. M., Triu3tylUnivereity, Fellow. Trinity Medical College, Member College of Phyefciane and Surgeons, Ont. Licentiate of the Royal Col- lege of Physicians and Licentiate of Mid. wifery,P;dinburgb, FS -Telephone No.14, Residence -Mill street, Brussels. BRUSSELS CIDER MILL. New Plant Throughout. This season a new plant hae been put in Brussels Cider Mill mud does better work than ever, doubling the cap. aoity. It ie now in full awing. In addition to manufacturing Cider a specialty is made of Apple Butter and Jelly. Work done while you wait. Satisfaction assured and °bargee reasonable. Geo. Edwards, 1OIILL STREET. McLE®D'S S'y'stem Renov'a'tor —AND OTHER— TESTED REMED1ES SPECIFIC AND ANTIDOTE For Impure, Weals and Impoverished Blood, Dyspepsia, Bleepleseoeee, Palpita• tion of the Heart, Liver Complaint, Neur• algia, Loge of Memory, Bronchitic, Con- sumption, Gall Stones, Jaundice,Kidney and Uo;nery Disease8, St. Vituo' Deuce, romale Irregularities and General De- bility. LABORATORY, SODERICIl, ONT. 1, M. McLEOD, Prop. and Manttfaetdrer, Sold by JM, Fox, Druggist, Unmet. The, •#iuBi u. Sf7' �'1 `t i �f t 41io� • �0 i5 ��1 � Wel uQl1e. e. EQUAL To ANY IN ONTARIO. 4 thorough, complete and praotjoal train., Ing in all brat/oboe of Oommereial work, 14,o0nsiderably lase )hap regular retie. For full information apply Rowe 0r College Ayer lost 0111010. L. HARrr, LISTOWEL, PRINCIPAL, flirt itt ' .2t17s, (F.urriee. Dr. Armstrong has been on the sink list. The. Gerrie Quartette sang at an Orange entertainment at Belmore, The -Mistime Tait have sold ant their Fano), Goode stools at Mount Forest. Rev. Dr, Potts, of Toronto, is expeoted to give an address in the Methodist ohutoh here on Nov, 30611. Mr. Mulholland, the new photographer, moved in on Tneoday of ;sat week, and now 000upiea T. Neeh'e late residence. George Brown, of tbe Albion Hotel, hae pnrohaeed Mre. Hays' floe brink reel. denoe opposite the poet °Mioe and will move into it 1)e goon as he gives up poeeeeeion of the Albion. Mies dutch attended a meeting of the Epworth Leavue Executive Wingham Diotriot, at Wingham, on Tuesday of last week. She is the efficient Viae Pres., having °barge of Junior wo'k. artsmer0to wn. A brother of Geo. and Lew. Eokmier, , of thie locality, joined the benediotine army recently. Be lives in Clinton. It'e narrowing down to Lew's turn. WOODEN. WEDDING. - The Fordwioh Record %ayeof former well known realdetite of Jamestown :-R. A. Jehn- eton of the village celebrated the fifth anniversary al their wedding on Tithe day evening, 6th inst. Guests to the number of about twenty five (their near relatives() began to arrive about five o'oloek, and at Gita very sumptuous re• pant was served to which everybody seeminglydid ample justice. After din- ner every one seemed to go in for a good time. Numerous and variant; games had been provided which enlivened the pro. oeedhlg8 very muob. The happy oouple wore the recipients of many beautiful preeente. The guests began to leave about twelve oo'olook, everybody going borne greatly pleased with the exoellent time which bad been given them, and also leaving behind them many wishes for very many happy retnrne of their annivereary. • ---_ Exeter, George Voeper and eon, Joseph, are recovering from their attack of typhoid. Joists Taylor, ot the firm of Rose & Taylor, met with a painful accident while engaged on Dickson & Carling's law (Aloe. In some way he aooidentally fell from a scaffold and alighting ou the edge of a Besotting broke a rib and otherwise injured himself. Anniversary of Main Bt. Methodist thumb, on Deo, 2nd and 3rd. Dr. Dan. isle will preach morning and evening. On Monday evening, 3rd, a grand supper will be served by the ladies, and Rev. R. Elobbe, of Wingham, will give hie famous lecture cm the "Triangular Man." Tbere died et the family reeidenoe, Andrew street, on Monday of lest week, Charlotte Louisa, eldest daughter of Jae, N. Howard. The deoeaeed bad been subject to epileptic file for eome years, but her case did not assume 8 eerioue nature until about two weeks ago when she was etrieken with a eevere attaok of paralysis from which she never recover- ed and hae been gradaelly oinking until death relieved ber of eufferinge. Her age was 27 years, 3 months and 27 days. The funeral took plane to Exeter thine. tery on Wednesday of last week. Astounding Discovery. From Coopereville, Mich., oomee word of a wonderful dieoovery of a pleasant tasting liquid that when need before re- tiring by 1)uy o0e troubled with a bad cough always ensures a good night's rest. "It will Boon care the cough boo," writes Mre. S. Himelburger, "for three genera - Mons of our family have used Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumptionand never found its equal for Cougbe and Colds." It's an unrivaled lde.eaver when used for desperate lung diseases. Guaranteed oottlee 50o and $1,00 at G. A. Deadman'% drug store. Goderioh. H, L. Strang, B. A., attended a meet- ing of the senate of Toronto University. A. Saunders, of the Goderioh Organ Oo, made a business trip to Montreal during the pact week. Goderieh curlers will play with No. 4 group composed of Platteville, Waterloo, Durham, Parkhill and Godericb. Wm. Marlton is working on two toga which he, will build here thio Winter. He expeote to build some others besides these. A. temperance rally of the Sabbath schools ot Knox thumb and the two Methodist oburohee of town will be held at Knox church on Sunday, Nov. 2661. This gathering is being promoted by the W. C. T. U. Thera were two arrivals at the jail last week, Samuel J. Stettoo, of Grand Bend, insane, and John Campbell, of Guelph, oommitted by Pollee Magietrate Seager for six months for vagrancy. John Patterson, eentenoed to seven years in penitentiary for shop -breaking, lett for Kingston in oharge of Deputy Sheriff W. H. Gundry. The members of the Vio0oria street Epworth League hold their election of offfaere on Nov. 6th, Ofiloers elected : Pres., Mre. Eobineon ; let Vise Pree„ Mice H. Hillier; 2nd Vice Pres., Mr. Shannon ; Seo., W. Elliott ; Cor. -Seo., Mies M. Johnetou ; 'Treae„ Mies Mary Walters; Organist, Mise Shannon. A splendid 108ponee wan made to the request of the pastor of Viotorla street Methodist ohuroh for en offering snliici. ent to raise the indebtedness on the ahnroh and parsonage property. The offering a week ago last Sunday amount- ed to the handsome cum of $404,25, and it le ekpeoted that about 960 more will be received, which will more than make up the desired amount. $480 was the 8tlm asked for. The pastor and emigre - flatlets of Victoria etroot .oburoh are :to be o0ng1atulated upon the suooeee Of their effprte to peep their °buret' on a solid Unanoial begin, The Apworth League of Retell street Mothodiet ohm oh (sleeted %dicer% ter %nether term esfoliowo ;-•Preo„ ;awls Ligzio Aoheeon ; Vioe Pres„ M, W. ti°well ; Rett,.See, I`, M. Tutrner ; Cor, Sep., Mies Isabel Sharman ; Treae., J, P, drown ; Chorister, Mtes Harland ; pianiot, Mies Laura Farrow ; Convenere of Oominitteee-Mieeionary, Mre. Wal• )era ; Lookout, Mise Clara Sharman ; Prayer meeting, H,.11. Guest ; Literary, Alfred Wood ; Seoiel, Mies Eva Rum. ball; edditionol members of executive, Mien Mary Selkeid, Mies Nellie Harris, J. B. Beat and E. H. MoTenzie. ,1B'o rd vvl Dia. DNA7n po Mae. Wet. GIn80N.-Meeh re gret was felt by our Oitizen8 generally on Thursday, Nov, let, on learning of the death of Mrs. Wm. Gibson, Deoeaeed was born in Clark township, Dur• ham county, °uteri°, in 1847, her maiden name being Elizabeth Medill. When about 18 years of age she myth with her parente to Collingwood town- ship. where elle was married to Mr. Gib son at the age of 28 years and moved to Howlett and settled on the farm on whiob she died, Mr. and;lire, Giboou, in their long wedded life, were never absent from each other for more then three weals% at any time. There were three ohildren born to them -one Don and two dough. tern, all of whom are left to mourn the loss of a loving and kind mother. They are :-Robert J., who resides at home ; Mre, Thou. MoOlement, of .Howiok ; and Mre, Peter F. Doig, of Grey. She was a ooneieteut and faithful member of the Presbyterian church for many years. Tbe funeral took plane an Saturday after• noon to the Presbyterian church and from the a to the Fordwioh Demeter the r Y. funeral services being condaoted by Rev. B. Dobson. Mr ibe n andfamily A. u . G o a have the heartfelt sympathy of the whole community in their sad bereavement. That Throbbing Headache. Would quiokly leave you if yon need Dr. Fing'e New Life Pills. 'Pboneende of enfferers have proved their matchless merit for sick and nervous headaobee. They melte pure blood and build up your health. Only 25c. Money bank if not cured. Bold by G. A. Deadman, druggist. Wina-tan.na. Mae, Burgess left Iaet week for Bey Mille, Mich., _where he hae secured a good situation. Mies Mary Cornyn has been appointed Moeller of the Third Department of our Public school for 1901. The Town Band serenaded Dr. Mao. Donald, M. P„ over the result of hie elrotion and moped an X. H. F. Gordoo, of London, formerly of Wingham, has been appointed inspector for the Canadian Life Assurance Co. in that oity. Mrs. Halliday, of Howiok, mother of Wm. Halliday, of this town, has par- ohaised the house and lot on Minnie et., reoently owned by James Irwin. W. F. Dalmage, late of the Brunswick House, has purchased the Albion hotel at Gerrie from George Brown. Mr. Dui. mage will get possession on the 10th of Deoember. A man is talking of opening a woollen factory and tweed mill here. He wenle a loan of $10,000 from the town to be re- paid in 70 years. He nye he will em- ploy 75 hands. Tbe Woman's Foreign Missionary Sooiety of the Presbyterian obnroh held their thank -offering meeting in the oburoh on Monday evening of last week. Rev. E. N. Sawyer, of Broeefield, was present aud delivered an addreee ou mission work. Morriss. BOnom, REPORT. -The following is the report of the reenit of the nuiform pro- motion and review exams. for S. S. No. 10. Examined on all subjects :-6th Glass ; total 700-R Format, 498 ; Al Snell, 336, Sr 4th ; total 750-R doses, 498 ; J Moffatt, 528 ; N Miller, 402 ; J Johnston, 543 ; B Mosso, 518 ; D Iinea, 460 ; B Bryan%, 504. Jr 8rd ; total 575 -M Miller, 488 ; N Coombeo, 453 ; J Simpson, 400 ; M Jobneton, 368 ; 16 Moffatt, 367. Sr 2nd ; total 550-E Anderson, 883 ; 0 Simpson, 258 ; N Robb, 412 ; R Shaw, 398 ; E Shaw, 387 ; O Innes, 355. W. E. Bustle, Teacher. Batomm REPORT. -The following i8 B report of the standing of the pupils' in B. B. No. 4, Morrie, for the month of Ooto• ber. Names marked with an aeteriek were absent from one or more examine. tions :-V class, total 600-M Niohol, 454 ; B Niabol, 394 ; O Speir, 849 ; +E Walker, 251. IV elan, total 400- P Sharpe, 268 ; M Walker, 172 ; L Speir, 79 ; eL Davie, 64. Sr. III elaen, Ooh. promotion exam., pass mark 895- P Manning, 405 ; A Mooatcbeon, 460 ; E Jackson, 421; T Foreyth, 395 ; R Gray, 384 ; 0 Walker, 318 ; L Nichol, absent. Jr. III etas% -R Forsyth, 186. Sr. II alae% -J Robb, 822 ; 0 Speir, 809 ; H Jackson, 258 ; Ii Manning, 189 ; B Walk- er, 128. Jr. II olaes-J Speir, 228 ; W MoOutoheon, er, 219. Pt II olaee-B MaOntobeon, W MoOatoheon jr, G Robb, 1t Gray. I alae% -M Mo0utoheon, Mlee LIZZIE MOLA0OHLIN, Teeober. Clinton. A. T. Cooper gave an addreee before the Exeter 0. E. Sooiety on Tuesday of last week. Wee Walker, soprano, London, is forming a ohoral olase in town. She ex - puts to ebart here after Christmas. The Evaporator hae closed down, hav- ing manufaotnred about 00 toes of produot in the time it wan running. There is talk of forming a Y. M. 0. A. for town and holding the services in the upper pert of the Btavely Memorial Hall. Fred. Livermore got kinked in the face by a dolt the other day, fortunately the injury was not serione, bat ,it was a narrow e0oape. Lack Kennedy bag taken a position me traveller for the Poole Paper & PalCo., Of Toronto. He i8 a bustler and will prove a firet•olaoe representative. The old friend's of T. A. Gale were ebookod to learn of hie sudden death, which occurred et Toronto. Mr. Gale was at one time a'member of the banking firm of Tiedall & Gale, Clinton, but for some time be has been a resident of Toronto, where he held a'poeition of In. opeotor for the Mercantile Insurance On, He was held in the very highest esteem. He was only 50 genre of age and leaven a widow and gix ohildren. We are Sorry to learn of the Hinges of Alex, Watt, who restage on the gravel road juot North of lawn. tae 4e under the beet p1 medical treatment, but hie 99ndi4ion is nevertheiese 9erlees, Victor French, win/ bas had charge of the mechanical part ot the Now Ara far over two years, has been compelled to relingnieh biepoeition owing Mill health and leaves ebortly for Lacombe, Alberta, where be hopes the air of that high alts. 4nde may be beneficial. A irver oKttl • George Smith i0 now caretaker of the Town Mali, Mr. Barnes, organiser for the Cana. dian Order of Ohooeu Friends, i0 in town enlisting reoruile for the order, J. E, Turnbull has been appointed Superintendent of the ffisthodiet Sunday aobooi in eneo0esiou to Samuel Peter, resigned, Wm. Bolmee, of Elma has mtruh0eed the 100 aore farm, being lot 7, eon. 6, Downie, from Win. Robertson, paying therefor $6,700, Jae. Priest bee been appointed section foreman of the G. T. R. at Heneall and lett for hie new duties on Wednesday of last week, The family will move thither shortly. We regret to have to report the, death of an old and highly eeteemed resident of UIme, in the person of Mre. Charles Kreger, whopeeved away on Thursday, 891 inst., aged 68 years and 5 monthe, The funeral took plaoe on Monday at 10 e. m., from the residence of David Keil - for, non. 17, for the Elma Centre came• eery where interment was made. The hneband of deoeaeed preoeded ber conte three years ago. Two daughters, Mre. Herman Davie, of Benaioott, and Mrs. David B;eillor, survive. Samuel Peter left for London, England where be will spend ooneiderab'e time with relatives in Cornwall He will be meth mi 1)e in this locality,artionlar• s d P ly in the Atwood Methodist ahnroh, where he was an active worker and wee the Superintendent of the Sabbath School and a clave leader. He was also active in the Temperance cause. He expeote to arrive in England in time to witness the retnrn of the Canadian Contingent from South Africa. He bee disposed of bio farm on the 8th con. to bis eon Harold. Mr. Peter talks of taking up land in the Rainy River District upon hie return to Canada. A Wise Lady. CLEVELAND, Ohlo, May 28rd, 1900. J. M. McLeod, MoLood Laboratory, Goderiob, Ontario. Dien BIB, Yonr liquid medicine, "Soak and Swab," has onred me entirely of tbe sore I had on my upper jaw. The doctors told me that it wee a 01)008r and that the bone would have to be out out end the affected parte removed by the knife. It was thie that frightened me and made me get the "Soak and Swab." I need only three pint bottles. I am well ever since, and it is three years since I need it. Iaving great confidence in your medicine I will recommend it to those in need. I am, eta., Mee. J. HARMAN. The following was received from the same lady ten years ago : I suffered for nearly four years from fits, and almost at the same hoar daily, oat of which no one oonld waken me, un- til I awoke of myself, weak and wearied after tbe tepee of from ten to twelve hours' time daring which time I was wholly unconscious. I was attended to and consulted no fewer than sixteen dootora without any benefit and no re- lief. I got to be abeectminded, often nn- 0OnrOi000 of my eurrounding8, took n0 notice of anything, until, in the good providence of God, a friend insisted on bringing 3. M. McLeod to our honee. He took me out of the lit in half a min- ute's time. I began to gain rapidly after this in health and soundness of mind, and to this day I have not had any more lite. Yours, oto., JOSEPHINE E. MARTIN• Kingsbridge, Ont. Sold by Jamie Fox, druggist, Brussels. OUR POULTRY AND BRITISH MARKETS. What the output or Canadian chickens is likely soon to be -How best to bo peppered to make money by being inn position to supply next year's demand. Our system of cold storage, both as re - garde the oold storage Orme themselves and the cold storage oars for traneporta• tion, are making rapid strides toward perfection, and it will not be long before we have in Canada a oold storage system equal to anything in the world. At pres- ent there le nothing so much talked of or written about in the Canadian Press ae the necessity for perfection of the means of placing our perishable goods on the foreign or English market. Canada is becoming a great country, this is reoog- nized by all. That the greatest revenue of this country meat come through its agricultural manes is a point undisput- ed. The live question before the farmers then is whiob departments of their farms will yield them a quick and paying re- turn 7 Undoubtedly, of all the compara- tively undeveloped seethes of agricultural wealth none will more surely fill the bill than poultry. The demand for the ea• perior quality on the English market ie unlimited. The home market is rapidly inoreaeing. A help to this development is the cold 'storage system of the Depart- ment of Agriculture and the furnishing of reliable inetrootione as to poultry cul. tore from the Experimental Farm system and the Commissioner of Agrioulture. But the most direct aid ie in the ehape of each large firma as the Canadian Produce Co., Toronto, who buy the ohiokene from the farmers and do the fattening, packing, and shipping of the birds. PRIVATE ENTERPRiSE TO THE RE3000. By means of private enterprise the ex - penile of Initiation and the ri0k of lots wbiob inevitably attends the opening up of new enterprise wili not come out of the pookete of the farmers. It may be that when the superior quality of our produot le known and appreoiated on the British market, and the prices establish- ed so that we will know what it is panel• bits to get, that the time will be oppor. tune for the individual farmer or u0eoo1. %tion of farmers to fatten aud ship for themselves. By that time one farmers ehottld bo well aoquafnted with methods of ohipment to an already establielled market with guaranteed prioea. Dp.t'1l,09NL'NT 1181ADV PAP/D. Tia yi or the poultry trade with Great Britain has developed Ile It never has he. torp, e1riy the midd of 10t0) 0100611 Ar one Arm basoe 0100 tp aAa zlgland a shipment 91 Canadian chickens wbioh 10 dive times larger than all ebipmente Bent before from thio country in any previous entire year. Next your there will be a demand fpr ohiokene unheard of before. Tbe farmers for the pr00006 year, and probably for the next, ehoald not Ery any, dlreot ablpmen6, but find out and Bend hie obiolsen0 to the most reliable firma in this country, It may not pay the farmers to do the fattening, but it will oertalnly pay them to raise ohioltene to sell to the large drme who will do the fattening and ehigping. My eervleee are at all times at the use of the fermere. It i0 my duty and pleas. ere to sire full information so to 'the beat breede for the fermere to handle, bow to rear and fatten the chickens, where end who beet to eel; to, together with all snub pr00110al informatiou ea years of experimental work is aalonlat,d to make' of value to farmers. It ie hoped by a series of letter, of which Ole is first, to interest the fa, more in, a poultry department of their farm wbiob will give them, surely and quickly fn tbe near future, a revenue equal to any other branch of farming industry. All information a0 to breeds, care, feeding and fattening, oto., will be furnished free on application to my Dspartmeut, Ex• perimentai Farm, Ottawa. A. G. GILBERT, Manager Poultry Dept. Ottawa, Oot., 1900.1 Spreads like Wildfire, When things are "the best" they be- oome "tile he beatsell;h ." Abraham Mare, ,a leading druggist,of Belleville, G, • "Els tri writes o o Bitters are the beet selling bitters 1 bate handled in 20 years." You know wby ? Most dieeaeea begin in disorders of etomacb, liver, kid- neys, bowels, blood and nerves. Electric Bitters tones up the stomach, regulates liver, kidneys and bowels, Families the blood, etrengtbene the nerves, hence three multitudes of maladies. It builds np the entire system. Puts new life and vigor into any weak, sickly, run down man or woman. Only 50o at G. A. Deadman'% drug store. It's Your Nerves. It's the Condition of Your Nerves that Either Makes Your Life a Round of . Pleasure or a Use- less Burden. To flimsy women life is one round of sickness, weakneee and i11 health. To attempt even the lightest boueebold dntiee fatigues them. Many of the eymptome a000mpanying this state of decline are : a feeling of tiredness on waking, faiuteeee, dizziness, sinking feeling, palpitation of the heart, ehortnese of breath, loos of appetite, cold hands and feet, headache, dark oirolee under the eye%, pain in the book and Bide and all the other 00°001. paniments of a run down and weakened constitution. All these symptoms and oouditione are simply the result of a poor quality and defective circulation of the blood, with a wasting away of the nerve forces. By feeding the ey0tem with DR. WARD'S BLOOD AND NERVE PILLS Yon strike at the root of the disease and lay a solid foundation ou wbiob to build. Soon the weight increases, the sunken cheeks' and flattened busts fill out, the eyes get bright and the thrill of renewed health and strength vibrates through the system. 50 Dente per box at all druggists', or DR. WARD Co., Toronto, Out. For 5+910 by G. A. Dcadnmu, Brussels. Important to Breeders an,1 Eorsemen, Eureka Veterinary Caustic Balsam. A reliable and speedyremedy for Everything Cheap. Curbs, B lint%, Spaying, Sweeney, eta, eto.,in ), noroes and ";., Lump Jaw in Cattle. TRADE MARX "Seepamph- lot which aocompaniea every bottle, giving scientific treatment in the various diseases.' It can be used in ovary case of veterinary practice where stimulatingapplications and blisters are preecrtbed. Ihas no oDPERIOR. Every bottle sold is guaranteed to give satis- faction. Price 750 per bottle. Sold by all druggists and country atOreke5pe00. Pre. pared by Tun EUREKA VET1RINARV MEDI0I1E OOMPANY, London, Out. MoKINNON & CO Niro Lead Moro Follow Bet they are always a long way behind when we quote prism like the following ;-then'% Rubbers, very special, at 40o, 50o and 759 ; Ladioa' Rubbers, in rill 011)100, regular 460, for 850; Ladies' Storm Rubbers, register 85o, for 40o ; Ladies' Protection Rubboro, good value at 05e, for 80a ; Grey Flannel, light and dark colors, regular leo, for 120 ; Fine all -wool Grey Flannel, 20o, 25o, 80o and 360 ; Ladies' Vests, heavy and warm, regular 150, 2 for 250 ; Ladies' Veate and Drawere, fine and soft, in pinion and lambs' wool, 25e, 35o, 50o, 75o and 90o; Meu'e Ribbed Shirts and Drawers. epeoial 25o ; Mou'e 50030h Knit Shirts and DI'Owars, epeoial 40e ; Men's extra heavy Fleeced Sbirte and Drawers, good valve et 06e, for 50o I San. field's all wool Uaohrinkable Shirts and Drawers, very special $1, 91:25 and 91.85; Men's' Top Shirts, in great variety, 50o, 76o and 91; Maitre heavy wool Seeks, regular 18o, 2 paire for 250 ; Ladies' Cashmere Hose, a epeoial snap, Bold everywhere at 25o per pair, our price 2 pairs for 25o ; Heavy ribbed Slots for boys, very epeoial at 25o and 80e ; Heavy ribbed Worsted Hoes for boye, they wear like iron, 50e ; Standard Shirting, indigo blue, regular 15o, for 121ie 1 white Cotton, yard wide, soft finish, worth 80, for to ; Flannelettes, fasoy etripee, wide width, worth So for 5o. We struck a great snap in Plaid Dress Goode, suitable for walate, wrapping and children's dreseee, good value et 3o ani 10o, our prioe while they loot ie 53. As the quantity is limited we eels only 10 yards to egoh customer. MoKINNON & Co., BLYTE. I(: HARDWARE G -LASS- -An import stook of Bingle and donble think at epeoial prices. Lamp Goods -Our new and improved linea will please you. See them. Prices from 25o. to $5.00. Spoons and Cutlery -We are offering Special Bargaiue on our Imported Spoons and Cutlery this semen. A epeoial line of Car- vers at low prioee. Fall and Winter 'Mitts -See our lined Horse Hide Mite --��••��at 80c. per pair. -Try our 7 inoh File at 10e. 'IEloy Brother's" Loaded Shs11s -With Black and Smokelese Po wder Cross -cut Saws and Axss •-Always a good retook to choose from. Saws from $2.50 np ; Axes from 50o. up. Cash or Trade for Hides, Sheep Skins, Old Metal, Rubber, Rage, Horse Hair, Copper, Braes, &o. A. M. McKay Co. Wet Weather �- Cold Feet Bad Colds Now is the time to have your feet warm and comfortable. We are ready to supply you with all kinds of' Boots, Shoes and Rubbers in all sizes for . Children, Girls, Boys, Women and Men. Qualities Right. .Prices Bight. A Lovely Range of New and Stylish Dress Goods. November Standard Patterns and Fashion Sheets to hand. SHINGLES British. Columbia Red Cedar Shingles ANC -- North Shore Pine and Cedar FOB SALE AT THE Brussels Planing Mills .&leo Doors and Sash of all Pat terns on hand or made to order at Short Notion, Estimates Furnished for all kind% of Buildings. ia Workmad. Wilton Turnbull ship and Material Guaranteed.orkan- No Fancy Prices. A. Strachan. ItMAINININ *ECM, HEATNC ,STOVES 000K STIVES RANGES Do not forget to see• our line of Base Burners, with or without oven. Every stove a double heater and guar- anteed a perfect baker. WE INVITE YOUR INSPECTION. Meat Cutters, Butter Moulds, Scales, Lan- terns, Hanging Lambs and Lamp Goods of every description. P. AMENT,, Powder, Shot, Loaded Shelia, Etc.