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ivrONEY TO LOAN AT 5 P 7U
-LTA. Qent, r,8, 0O(,l.IT, Bruen/Is,
lI, AtuCliAOIfN
• Issuer of Marriage Llooesee. Of•
floe at ero2ol'y, l'ui'nbarry street, Brussels,
N. BARRETT--
LA/
v ',remolo1Artlot, Shop—Noxa door
lldqd1otobgaieLadies' ond
Oro'.1o, anolal
1.T.1ARMS FOR SALE—THE UN-
nuOOIGNun boo Several good Parma Ior
Bate and to root, easy tonna, in Toweehipe
of Morris and 41i'oy, P 8, 800TT,Bruosols
M. MiORRISON,
Mauer of Marriage Licenses;
WAI,TON, ONT,
MISS JEAN Mi'LAUCHLIN,
TEACHER OP—
PIANO — AND - ORGAN,
r31vesaoxis
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM-
INa00ANOR,
' FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.'
MISS SARAH LOUISE • MOORE,
L. 0. M..
Academia graduate of London Conserva-
tory of Mode. also Member of the Associated
Musioiane of Ontario, ie prepared to receive
a limited number of unpile for inetruotton
on the piano. Qualified to prepare pupil a for
the Principal's Form in the Conservatory of
Duda; Brussels, Ontario,
AL. NE—
-0lorkEXofEiTJthe FourthTRDivision
Court,
Co. Huron Notary Public -,
Land, ince tAu tion-
eer. Funds fee od and oloan Collec-
tions
ollec-
tionemade. Office in Grahum'elBIoos, Brue-
sels.
AUCTIONEERS.
li B. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION•
EER, will sou for better prices, to
bottermen in lees time and lees chargee
than any other Anatiouoer in East Huron or
he won't charge anything. Dates and orders
can always be arranged at this office or by
personal application,
DENTISTRY
F. W. TWEDDLE,
(PonatenLY OP BRATORTH)
DENTIST.
Graduate of R. O. D B., Toronto ;'Poet Grad-
uate mares at Haekel'e School, Chicago, 10
Drown and bridge work. r=rPriose same as
in surrounding towns. 21•
Office over A.R. Smith's store, B russets,
VETERINARY.
T D. WARWICK—
• Honepr Graduate of the Ontario Vet-
erinary College, is pr spared totreat all dis-
eases of domesticated animals 11n a compet-
ent manner. Particular attention paid to
Veterinary Deutletry. Calls promptly at.
tended to. 011Ioe and Infirmary—Pour doors
North of bridge, Turnberry at., Brussels.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
WM. SINCLAIR—
• Barrister, Solicitor, 'Conveyancer,
Notary Pubilo, &o. 0ffice-8 towart'8 Block
1 door North of Central Hotel.
Solicitor for the Standard Bank.
CI F. BLAIR, BARRISTER,
Solicitor, &o. Office over Stand.
and Bank. Solicitor for Village of Brussels.
Money to Loan at lowest rates.
1V1 •
G. CAMERON-
(Formerly of Cameron, Holt &
Cameron' Barrister and Botioltor, Goderiob
Ont. Office-Ramrlton street, opposite Col-
borne Hotel.
MEDICAL CARDS.
J. A. M'NAUGHTON,
M. D., C. u.,
Trinityltoivereity, Fellow Trinity Medical
College, Member College of Physicians and
Surgeons Ont. Licentiate of the Royal Col-
lege of lshyetofane and Licentiate or Mid-
wlfery,Ediuburgh. 1.. Talepboue No.14.
Residence—Mill street, Brusaele.
Important to Breeders and;Horeemen.
Eureka' Caustic Balsam.
Veterinary
A reliable
and speedy
remedy for
Ourbe,
Sglinte,
ripavins,
Sweeney,
eta., oto„in
,Horses and
Lump Jaw
•
oTo,. F' in Cattle.
TRADE HARE - 'Seopamph-
let which a000mpanios every bottle, giving
soientlfie treatment in the various diseases. ,
• It oan be used in every ease 01 veterinary
practice where stimulating applications mud
blisters are proscribed, It has no stemma.
Every bottle sold to guaranteed to give aatis-
/action. Price 78o per bottle. Sold by all
druggists and country atorekoepero. Pre.
pared by Tim EUREKA VETBRINARY,
MEDICINE 0OMPANT,.London. Ont. .
McLEOD'S
System, nenovator
--AND OTHER --
TESTED REMEDIES
SPECIFIC AND ANTIDOTE
For Impure, Weak and Impoverished
Blood, Dyspepsia, Sleeplessness, Palpita.
tion of the Heart, Livor Complaint, Nen.
algin, Loss of Memory, Brouohitie, don.
sumption, Gail Stones, Janedioe, Kidney
and Urinary Dineen, St. Vitus' Dance,
Female Irregularities and General' De.
bility,
LABORATORY, GODERICH, ONT•
J. M. McLEOD,
Prop. tied Manufacturer.
Bold by Jae, Tex, Drupelet, Drnestie
1I1° Business
.
Onit o
i istowei College.
EQUAf- TP ANY IN ONTARIO.
A thorougb, complete and praotigal train.
beg in all branobes of Qommergial work,
at onsiderably lese than regular rates.
For full information apply
Donn or College over Pon Oslee,
L. HARTT,
LIBTOWl7L, I'1t1NOIPAL.
zstxx.tt Retvos
Molt>iawoa•tli.
Nowax NOTICE.—M, McKee has sold hie
house and eters with stook of geode to
Wm. Murray, of Pinkerton, wbo takes
Marge neat February.— James Terry
has sold hie .house and blacksmith chop
to J. T. Meikiejohn, who takes possession
of the shop next January,—Wm, Wood
has moored the services se G, MoOabe ea
olerk.—A. Mitchell, who bee been with
Mr. Wood, leaves to take a coarse at
Business College.—Stewart Bros. have
just completed a euooeeaful year's thresh-
ing. -There must be going to be hard
times with our farmers for the next four
years, as eo many of them tendered for
the mail contract between Listowel and
Moleaworth. 18 ie reported that no leas
than 10 tenders were sent in.—The last
of September cheese late been shipped.
ell I W oo(1.
APTLY TOLD; Atwood will likely have
a poetoffioe Savings department opened.
—Robb. Merriam has aeonred a niboation
at his trade ae h me a k
n s ma er in Ethel,—
Mr. Barnhill, of Washington, U. S., is
visiting 'hie slater, Mre, A. Laidlaw.—
allies Emma Rozell gave a farewell party
to a few of her friends Tuesdayevening
of loot week. W. and Mice Rozell will
spend the Winter in Listowel and in the
Spring intend moving to Woodstock to
live. Tbey will bemaah missed in this
vicinity.—The Elms Oheeee Co. has die -
posed of ite November and Deoember
butter to Ballantyne & Bon, Stratford,
for 21 cents per pound.—A pretty wed
ding wee witneesed by the relatives and
a few intimate friends of the contract•
ing parties on Wednesday of laet week at
10 a. m. The principals were Miss
Maggie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Graham, 8th ace., Eima, and Wm. Tay-
lor, jr., of Atwood. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. E.A. Fear, Atwood.
The bride looked' charming indeed in a
very pretty °enema of blue lady's oloth.
The ceremony was followed by the usual
congratulations, atter whish • the bride
and groom led the way to the dining
room, where a sumptuous wedding break -
feat was served. The young couple were
the reoipienta of many pretty and useful
presents, tokens of their popularity and
esteem among their friends. Mr. and
Mre. Taylor left on the 2 p. m. train
from Lietowel to Woodstock, their future
home, wbere Mr. Taylor has a luoretive
position.
Says tee was Tortured.
"I suffered snob pain from corns I could
hardly walk,” writes H. Robinson, Hills
borough, Ills., "but Buoklen'e Arnica
Salve completely oared them." Acte
like magic) on sprain's, bruieee, ante, sores,
'maids, buena, toile, ulcers. Perfect
healer of skindiseases and piles. Cure
guaranteed by G. A. Deadman. 26o.
'ordwicla.
NEWSY FLarrane —On amount of MOS.Gibson giving up his position as grain
buyer here for the Martin Bros., of
Mount Forest, they have neared Wm.
Gibson as their buyer here.—Alf. Mo-
Lanshlin, of Oregon, who has been in
the United States for twelve years, ar-
rived here and intends staying for some
little time visiting his parents, brothers
and sisters and other friends.—The nom
manioc' eervioe announced to be held in
the Presbyterian church, Sabbath, has
been postponed till the first Sunday in
January.—Amos and Mre. Denny, after
having resided at Spenoe's Corners for
abont two years, moved their household
effects back to the village and have taken
np their reeidenoe in their old borne.
Tenders for the sale of debentures for
the Fordwiah school were opened and
read. The Central Canada Loan and
Savings Co. offered in their tender $1977,
Geo. A. Stinson ,7 Co. offering $2006.
The latter got them.—The Royal Tem.
plant of thio plane met for the purpose of
eleoting officers for the ensuing term,
which resulted as follows P. 0., Wm.
Wattere ; S. C., L. G. Hooey ; V. 0.,
Mies Alfie Cole ; R. 8., E. Riehm ; Chap.,
W. J Johnston ; F. 8., E. Faille ; Treae.,
Mise Mary Ward ; Herald, S. Brioker ;
Guard, Miss Lena Donaghy ; Sentinel,
8. Leppard; Organist, Mrs. L. G. Hooey ;
Preen Reporter, T. Downey.—Thos. Gib-,
eon has been appointed postmaster at
this plane, to sucoeed the late Robert
Mahood.
Listowel.
Lim ITEtel oPEwe.—Mre. Valentine
a
Sohiobeio, who had the misfortune to
fraoture her thigh bone a couple of weeks
ago by a fall while walking on the side•
walk on Davidson street, in front of H.
Goddard's reeidenoe, is progresaing fay.
orably, though'still suffering from her
injury. -Mien Susie Gardiner left town
last week for Nelson, B. 0,, where she
will remain for some time. She wag
a000mpanied by her nieces, Rosie and
Eva Gerdiuor, who go out to the coast to
join their father, W. H, Gardiner, the
latter having been located at Nelson for
the past three or four years.—Theannual`
public meeting of the Listowel branch
Bible and Tract Society was held on
Monday evening of last weak in the
Methodist oharoh. After devotional
exercises the chairman, Rev. Henry
irviue, galled on'Reve,Forboe and Sound.
ere, °soh of whom spoke briefly. The
speaker of the evening was Rev, John
Roes, of Brussels, who delivered an ex.
°optionally able addrese. The following
officers were appointed President, B.
E. Beckett ; Sea., Rev. A. G. Saunders ;
Treas., Thos. Male. -2. F. Wilson hoe
materially improved hie oarriage shop on
Mill attest by ebeotleg and painting the
ertterior,—Listowel chair factory plant
and stook has been purohaeed by Samuel
Forbes, and the factory is again rubbing,
with Edwin Forbes as manager. A full
staff of hands le at work', finishing up the
partly manufaotured stook, It ie Mr.
Forbes' intention to keep the factory
'Tt1110
/lipping et Its fell ee laxity.—Dr. 0. 0,
Tatham, eon of W. O. Tatham, of Brietown, who groiluatod last Spring from
Torodo University Medical Oo!lrge, left
bete for Manitowau,ug, wbero ba Ecce 4o
talie the prunes of Dr, J. W. Maolatoeh
for Dome month°, during the latter'e ab.
canoe,—The eating Ohrietmae entertain,
meet of the i7. B, Sunday Seboel will be
bald on Friday evening, Deo. net.—
Wilber MODowell, of ibis town, who hoe
beau on the Stratford .Herald staff for
some months, left here led/ week for
Philadelphia, wbere helm gone to attend
college.
1171. 'ter..
BirNxLEmo. -- The, Ladies' Aid and
Woman's Foreign Missionary Soofetiee of
the Blyth Methodist church gave ap
add,eas to Mrs. Ashbury and another to
Mrs. Chamberlain before their departure
from Blytb,—A National ]}'estival was
held in St. Andrew's church, Blyth,
under the aospioes of the Sabbath eohool,
on Wednesday evening, Deo. 6th.—M, H,
Hammond, who has been Grand Trunk
agent here for the past 14 years, has been
offered the Oakville etatton and left to
give it a few daye' trial before accepting.
--Charles Burling plucked a bunch of
violets in the bosh on Tuesday of Iaet
week.—Rev. R. Henderson, pastor of the
Presbyterian oharohee at Auburn and
Smith's Hili, has tendered hie resigns
tion owing to ill•bealth. Hie many
friends regret he is oompelled to take this
step, and still hope for hie restoration.
Mr. Henderson was at one time principal
of Blyth public eohool. A caoe of par.
Hauler looal interest was tried before His
Honor Judge Maeeon at Blyth on Nov.
16t13. It appears that 001118 tet years ago
au award was made ander the Ditches
and Wateroonrsee aot, taking the water
off Ed. KraehlIng'e farm in Eseterly and
Westerly directions through- Morrie and
y
Ent Wewanosh.So ago months a o the
engineer of Morris made practically the
same award. From this award Meeere.
Stalker, Dingwall and Roes, who all live
in East Wawanoab, appealed on the
grounds tbat both awards were wrong in
that their farms were unnecessarily bar.
dened and that the Kraehliog farmehould
be drained wholly through Morrie Atter
the examination of a large number of
witnesses His Honor gave judgment
setting aside the award . in so far aeit
affects the lands of Messrs. Stalker,
Dingwall & Roes, . the appellants in the
cause. Oasts to be paid by the deport-
dente, who all live in Morrie. A. B.
Macdonald for the appellants; 11 L.
Dickinson for the respondents.
A woman's Awful Peril,
"There ie only one chance to save your
life and that is through a costly opera-
ation" were the startling words heard by
Mre. I. B. Hunt, of Lime Ridge, Wis.,
from her doctor after he had 'vainly tried
to core her of afrightful stomach trouble
and yellow jaundice. Gall stones had
formed and she constantly grew worse.
Then ehe began to nee Eleatrio Bitters
which wholly cured her. It's a wonder-
ful stomaoll, liver and kidney remedy.
Cures dyspepsia, lose of appetite. Try
it. Only 50o. Gaaranteed. For sale
by G. A. Deadman.
Wingh(ten.
Limo Wnur rues.—The Mail end Em-
pire said that the name of Dr. Mao.
Donald, member for East Huron, had
been mentioned in oonneotion with the
Deputy Speakerehip of the House of
Commons.—Rich. Kinsman will have
Marge of the G. T. R. pump hoose dur.
ing Winter months. Mr. Kinsman bee
filled this position for a number of sea.
eons.—Thos. Jackson, late of the firm of
Jackson & Jones, butchers. Wingham,
has purohaeed Thos. Drummond's
butcher business at Walkerton. Mr,
Drummond formerly resided in. Wing-
ham.—Roland Beattie was in New York
for several days last week on business.—
Rev. J. Hamilton, of Palmerston, former-
ly of Wingbam, met with a severe aooi.
dent. He was on a load of hay and in
some way fell from the bay to the
ground.—The commodious and nom.
fortable home of Jae: A. Ohne has been
sold to Rev. N. S..Burwash for $1,700.
Mr. Cline will continue to occupy the.
house for several months.—A meeting
was held at the Dingley house for the
purpose of organizing a hookey club for
the coming season. H. 0. Ball was ap.
pointed ohairman for the evening and A.
J. Alderson noted as 'marabory pro tem.
The olub was organized with the follow.
ing offioere :-Hon. Pres., R. Clegg ;
Hoo. Vme Pres., Dr. A. J. Irwin ; Pres.,
H. 0. Bell ; Vice Pres., R. A. Doaglase ;
Manager, Geo. 0. Hanna ; Seo..Treae.,
H. Chambers ; Captain, Chas. Skeates ;
Patron, Dr. MaoDonald ; 'Patroness,
Mrs, (Dr.) MaoDonald. The member.
chip fee wee placed at 60o. and the play•
er's fee will be $1.00. H. 0. Bell, 0.
Skeatee and D. Dingley were appointed
& committee to make arrangements for
the use of the rink. Cochrane & John.
stop are making Improvements in their
marble works bonding. They have also
built an addition to it.—Oreditere of the
eaten of G. McIntyre reoeived a final
dividened of 10 per sent. The estate
paid 50 oente on the $.—At the meeting
of Maitland Lodge, I. 0. 0. F., the fob
lowing officers were elected for the en-
suing term :—P. G., Jae, Dey ; N. G.,
Geo. Tervit ; V. G., W. J Deyell ; Rec.,
Seo„ J. F. Groves ; Fin. -Seo., T. J.
Elliott ; Treas., Wei. Robertson.—The
young ladies of Wingham have formed
what is to be known as the Fort•Nightly
Club.—The members) of Camp Caledonia,
Sone of Sootland will hold their annual
concert on Tuesday evening, Jan. 22nd.
Talent that has been neared for the cm.
beaten is as follows:—Mise Jeeeie Alex-
ander in dramatic reoitale ; Miss- Mary
Waldrnm, Scottish soprano vooaliet ;
James Fex, humerone vocalist ; M1ee
Mabel MoDonald, in dancing and D. Mc.
Donald, piper,—A number of the mem-
bers and adherents of the Wingbam Pres
byterian church met in the lecture room
of that, church on Friday evening, Nov.
21st, to bid farewall to S. and Mrs.
Graoey. Mr. Graoey had been an aotive
worker in the demob and for several
years had been treasurer; Hie fellow
workers! In the oharoh could not In him
leave Wingham without expressing their
motet, hence the meeting on Friday
evening last. Rev. D. Perrie occupied
the chair and in a few opening remarks
expreesed regret at losing Mr. and Mre.
Graoey as members of the congregation.
Mies Carets Fisher then entertained the
audition with an inetrrtmenbal solo and
Mies Nellie Mao/Donald gave a reading.
D. Stewart was then °ailed on to read
the addrese and W. Holmes made the
presentation, which watt 70 p10000 of oil•
vetwar°, including knives), forks and
USSLS POST
epoon, all placed in a Windsome-oak cabi-
net, A suite ble reply was made by Mr,
Grac8Y and nolo linreotary tatpatlla
made by enteral spoaltert..
Saw Depth Neer,
"It often made my heed ache," writes,
L. 0. Overstreet, of Elgin, Tann„ ''40
bear my wife cough until it ooemad her
weak and sore lunge would collapse,
Good dootora said she wits Bo far gone
With oonaump4ion that no medicine or
earthly help could save her, but a friend
recommended Dr. King'o New Dteoovery
and persistent use of this excellent ntedl•
eine saved her life." It's abeolntely
guarenteed for °ougha,oddds, bronobitie,
asthma, and all throat and !nag dieeaeee.
50e and $1,00 at G. A, Deadman'e drug'
store, Trial boltlee free.
A Wise. Lady,
QLRvaxao», Ohio,
May 28rd,1900,
J. M. McLeod, MoLeod Laboratory,
Goderioh, Ontario.
DNAs Star—Your .liquid medicine,
"Soak and Swab," has oured me entirely
of the Bore I had on my upper jaw. The
donors told me that it was a cancer and
that the bone would have to be out out
and the affected parte removed by the
knife. It was this that, frightened me
and made me get the "Soak and Swab."
I used only three pint bottles. I am well
ever einoe, and it is three years einoe I
need it. Having great oonfldenee in your
medicine I will recommend it to those in
need. I am, eto.,
MRs. J. HARMAN.
The following was received from the
same lady ten years ago
I Buffered for nearly four years from
fife, and almost atthecame hoar daily,
out of which no one oould waken me, on•
MI
I awoke of myself, weak and wearied
after the lapse of from ten to twelve
hours' time during wbioh time I was
wholly uuoonsoioue. I was attended to
and consulted no fewer than sixteen
doctors without any benefit and no re-
lief. I got to be absentminded, often un
-
councils of my surroundings, took no
noticeof anything, until, in the good
providence of God, a friend insisted on
bringing J. M. MoLeod to our hoose.
He took me out of the fit in nalf a min-
ate's time. I began to gain rapidly after'
tbie in health and eoundnees of mind,
and to this day 1 have not had any more
fits. Yours, etc.,
JOSEPHINE E. MARTIN,
Kingsbridge, Out.
Sold by Jas. Fox, druggist, Brunets.
Mika alortlx.
BUNNY SEITS. H. J. Crawford, B. A.,
formerly of this pities, bat now of Park -
dale Collegiate Institute, was presented
with a handsome Morris chair at the
gradoatea'.reception held that evening at
the close of the snood oommenoement
exceraiees.—Friday being St. Andrew's
day, there was a short eervioe for meg
under the suepieee of the brotherhood of
6t. Andrew in St. Thomas church at 8
o'clock in the evening.—The election of
officers for the year in the W. C. T. U.,
resulted as follows :—President, ]Mire. J.
Stewart ; vioe.presidente; Mre. (Rev.)
Busmen, Mre. (Rev:) Larkin and Mre. F.
G. Neelin ; Correepouding Secretary,
Mre. M. A. Coulter ; Recording Beore.
Lary, Gore. M. Y. MoLean ; Treasurer,
Mrs. G. B. Soott.—Whet might have
breva serious fire oe:erred intheformer
Y. M. C. A. rooms on Wednesday after-
noon of last week, just before Six o'clock.
The ladies of St. Thomas church held
tbeir bazaar there and when lighting up
for the evening a Chinese lantern which
was used to decorate the flower booth
took lire and in a few seconds the whole
booth was ablaze. Had it not been for
the timely aeeietanoe of -Mr. Daok, who
at once pulled the structure down, the
whole room would have been burning ae
the bunting was all attached from the
different booths to the oeiling.—Mise
Hattie B. Freel, died on Tuesday morn-
ing of last week, at the -residence of her
brother-in-law, Rev. Rural Dean Hod.
gine, Beaforth. Mies Freel was the
youngest daughter of Morgan Freel, of
Thameeford, and was a bright, clever
young woman. On the Entrance exami-
nation-ehe won the Hegler medal at the
Thameeford public eohool, and afterwards
attended the London Collegiate Institute,
wbere she obtained her emend olasa non.
professional certificate. After teaohing
a year near Delaware, ehe attended the
Ottawa Normal, where ehe attracted the
attention of Inspector Gleaebam. He
offered her a position in the oily schools,
wbere she taught successfully for over
twelve years. A severe attack of in.
flemmatory rheomatiem, followed by
typhoid, left her with heart trouble. A
year ago the board gave her leave of
absence, to see if she might regain her
health. During the Summer her health"
improved somewhat, wh but re nil
preoently the
was taken with a bad attack of heart
weakaese, which proved fatal. Her
funeral took plane at Thameeford.—Bit-
tinge of the division court will be held in
Seaforth, during 1901, ae follows ; Feb•
ruary 8, April 6, June 6, September 7,
October 21, DeeeMber 6,—Itev, 11. W.
Diode, tooter of the Orangeville Presby
terian ell Orel), end it formor.eminent in
the Seal rib Preebyteriap eharob, hue
declined it call from a Roseland, British
Oolom4fa, °burgh, with tt stipend of
82,000, --The many frlendo et C. Bethune,
town Treasurer, will regret to leant that
be la now oaufined to bia resideng° moot
of the time, abd bit oenditien ie not im.,
proving. --Mies ,Killoran, who bee been
ill, le now recovering,but it !e not expect.
ed the will he able to take her tattoo in
the school 100 some time.
By the meting vote of the Moderator
the New. York Presbytery deeded againot
ravine!' of the Woatmiuieter Opofeeaion
of Faith,
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 many women life is one bound of
eioknese, weakness and ill health. To
attempt even the lightest household duties
fatigues them. Many of the eympiome
accompanying tbie state of deoline are ; a
feeling of tiredness on waking, faintnese,
dizziness, sinking feeling, palpitation of
the heart, shortness of breath, loss of
appetite, cold bands and feet, headache,
dark oirolee under the eyes, pain in the
baok and aide and all the other a000m•,
panimente of a run down and weakened
oonatitntion.
All these e m to a
m and coccitions are
y p
simply the result of a- poor qnality and
defective circulation of the blood, with a
wasting away of the nerve forces.
By feeding the system with
DR. WARD'S
BLOOD AND NERVE PILLS
You strike at the root of the disease and
lay a solid foundation on which to build.
Boon the weight inoreaaee, the sunken
cheeks and flattened baste fill out, the
eyes get bright and the thrill of renewed
health and strength vibrates through the
system.
60 dente per box at all druggists', or
DR. WARD Co.,
Toronto, Ont.
For gale by G. A. Deadman, Brussels.
CENTRAnism
1L',..i' ! r�
Strrtffrd..Orst.
Send for one of our Catalogues and
be convinced that we are doing the beet
work in business eduoation in Canada to..
day. Enter now if possible.
W. J. ELLIOTT, Principal.
FOUND
1110
I have found it neces-
sary to open a Harness shop
in connection with my Shoe
shop and I have a first-class
Harness Maker. Will put
up nothing but First•class
Harness of all kinds. Call
and inspect for yourselves.
Repairing neatly and
promptly done.
Full stock of Whips,
Blankets, Rugs, Bells, Har-
ness Oils, Dressing, &c,
Geo.�i.1Nil�Vell
N EVER
B EFORE
Did prices and purses
NV' -est
order t have more room
and oet it we
have run the knife through the
prioe of our stook of Mantles and
to make abort work of the selling
of these goods we quote the fol-
lowing prime ;—
Jaoket that Wee.. 15 50 now $6 75
7 60 ' 5 50
II 116 60 ' 4 00
5 00 " 8 75
shake hands so heartily. ., ., a 5c) " 3 25
2 65
We ask you to oall and inspect
these Mantles and be convinced that they are all extra big valve at prime quoted.
We also draw your attention to the fact that T, '7"' 3
we are showing a most complete stook of ..L' V it 1J In all the differ.
est makes. Call and inspect our Ladles' AetrachanJaikete of which we are Showing
special values'. In Men'e Fur Coate we have the following makes.:—Oanadian Coon,
Swamp Wallaby, Rook Wallaby, Wombat, Bulgarian Lamb and Afrioan Calf, we
also have the agency for the famous Genuine Saekatohewan Buffalo Robes which are
uusnrpaseed in quality. They are lined with a superior quality of Aetraohan Cloth
and interlined throughout with rubber, therefore rendering them waterproof did
windproof.
We ask you again to call and Inspect our goods. We count it a great pimentos
to have the opportunity of ehowing you goods' at
F. McAllister's
P.
8,—Don't purahnse any Smao lawmen before looking through our stook
Which will be ootnponod of new and ap•to•date goods,
McKinnon CASH
STORE,
Great e '�"
O►�+ � BSS Goods Sale
We don't purpose to parry any Drags Geode #roe one season to
another, nor to wait until the end of the mason to clear out our stools, but.
while our stook is well assorted with new goods and your want; not cup•
plied, we give you the opportunity tide week of scouring Drrte Goode pat
obtainable later in the aeeon, at great reductions in prime, The prices
quoted in the list below will give you an Idea of what this means /-
-Fanny Brooded Drees Goode, a fine range of oolorings, 40 inches wide,
Winter weight, just °petted' this week, good value at 409, our prion
260.
—Piaia 13omeepun Snitinge, 43 izobes wide, heavy weight, in light and.
dark gray, navy and heather mixed, very special at 25o,
—Coating Serge, in black and navy, 88 Inobee wide, heavy weight, bright
Hsieh, good value at 35e, oar special prioe 260,
—Amazon Suitings, 42 Metres wide, in gray, blue and heather mixtures,
regular prioe 45o, reduced to 35o.
—Black Orepons, in a great variety of patterns, all redacted in ,price, 50o,
65o, 76o, 95o, 51 and 5125.
— Poplins, in bleak, navy and brown, they make a very -Stylish dress, very
epeoial 60o.
—Homeepuoe, 50 to 64 inches wide, in grays, brown and mixtures, regular
750, for 680.
— Plaid Dress Goode, 38 inches wide, regular prioe 250, for 190.
M'K1NNON & 00., BLYTH.
HARDWARE
GLAss-
-An import stook of single and
doable think at special prices.
Lamp Goods
—Oar new and improved lines will
please you. Sea them. Prices from
25o. to $5 00.
Spoons and Cutler
.
—We are offering Special Bargains
on our Imported Spoons and Cattery
this season. A special line of Oar•
vera at low prima.
Fall and Winter Mitts
—See our lined Horse Hide Mitts
at SOa. per pair.
—Try our 7 inch File at Rio.
"`Eley Brother's" Loaded` Shells
—With Blaak and smokeless Powder
Cross -cut Saws and A><os
--Always a good stook to .choose
from. Saws from $2.50 up ; Axes
from 60o. up.
Cash or Trade for Hides, Sheep Skins, Old Metal, Rubber, Rage,
Horse Hair, popper, Brace, &o.
Aa M. McKay & Co.
HORSES' THEHEAD
azarorus 'T
Call and see the largest and best stock of Blankets, Robes, Sleigh
Bells, Etc., in the County, which we purchased for cash direct from
the manufacturers and are selling them at very close prices.
In IIarness and Collars
(Our own make) we have a complete stock made from the best
material, combined with good workmanship. Also a full" line of
Factory Harness from the best makers, from $7.60 up.
A Ohoice Selection of Trunks and Bags.
Repairing Neatly and Promptly attended to at
Reasonable Charges.
Jno. Donaldson,
HEAT1C STOVES
COOK STOVES
RANCES
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 ant1j''s and Lamp
1'
Goods of every description,
Wilton & - Turnbull
Powder, `shot, Loaded Shells, 'Etat