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M. MDRRISON,
Issuer of Marriage Licenses,
WALTON. ONT.
MISS JEAN M'LAUCHLIN,
—TEAOfiJ9lt OF—
PIANO AND - ORiOAN,
naRTTr m:Fa2.,M, ONT.
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM:
IN901U1OE,
FIRE AND MARINE,
GUELPH.
MISS SARAH LOUISE MOORE,
L. O. M.,
Academic graduate of London Conserve.
tory of glue%also Member of the Associated
1a11010 1E4130 of Ontario, isprepared to receive
a Bloated number et pupils for instruction
on the piano, Qualified to prepare pupilefor
the Prinoipal'S Penn in the Ooneervatory, of
Music,
Brunetti, Ontario,
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O rk of the Fourth Division Court,
Co. Huron; Conveyancer, Notary Public,
ion
Lend, Loan and rneuranoe Agent9la; Auction-
eer. Pundit invested and to loan. Oo11eo-
tions made. " Omoe in Grahom's,Blook Bros -
Bela.
AUCTIONEERS.
1.11 S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION
• EEE,. will Nell for better nrltee, t0
better noon, in lees time and Less *barges
than any other Auctinueer In Daet Huron or
he won't charge ani thing. Dates and orders
can always be arranged at this office or by
Manual applioation,
DENTISTRY
P. W. TWEDDLE,
(F011990E1•7 OF 000001101)
DENTIST,
Graduate of R. 0.11 S., Toronto ; Post Grad.
uate course at Haekel's School, Chicago, is
crown and bridge work. r3Prlees same as
in surrounding towns. 21-
Oitle° over A. R. Smith's store, Brunets.
VETE'INARY.
J D. WARWiCR—
• Honor'; t ndna,e of the Ontario Vet-
erinary College, is prepared to treat all dis-
eases of domeerluatod animals in a compet-
ent reanner, NW -tutor attention paid to
Veterinary Deutiatry Calle promptly at.
tended to. Omoe and Infirmary—Four doors
Worth of bridge, Tern0Orry et., Brussels.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
WM SINCLAIR—
• Barrister, Bolieitor,'Conveyancer,
Notary Publio, eso. (0308-9 tewart's Block
1 door Nor th el Central Hotel,
Solicitor for the Standard Bank,
F. BLAIR, BARRISTER,
CT • Bolloitor, &a. Office over Stand.
and Bank. Solicitor for Village of Brussels.
Money to Loan at lowest rats.
M • G. CAMERON —
Cameron) (Formerly
andCameron,
liiooitor, Goderioh
Ont. O16ce—Hamilton street, oppootte Col-
borne Hotel.
MEDICAL CARDS.
J. A. M' NAUGHTON,
Mr, D., te. a1.,
Trinity University, Fellow Trinity Medical
College, Member College of Physicians and
Surgeons, Ont. Licentiate of the Royal Col -
logo of Physicians end Licentiate of Mid-
wifery,Edinburgh. t. -Telepboue No.14,
Residence—Mi11. street, Brussels.
Important to Broadaxe aod,Horsemen.
Eureka ertnary Caustic Balsam.
A reliable
and speedy
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Curbs,
Splints,
Spaying,
Sweeney,
uta., eto.,in
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. Yu Cattle,
TEADD DUBS "See pamph-
let wbiobaocompaoiea every bottle, giving
octeotifio treatment in the various diseases.
It can be used in every case of veterinary
pBractioe whore stimulating appltoattnne and
blisters are prescribed. It has no 000nn0011.
Every bottle Bold is Guaranteed to give Baba -
faction, knee 75e per bottle. Sold by ell
druggists and country storekeepers, Pre.
pared by Tnn EURDIOA VETERINARY
1MDI0IFIE COMPANY, London. Ont,
McLEOD's
System. I io ovattor^
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TESTED
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TESTED REMEDIES
SPECIFIC AND ANTIDOTE
For Impure, Weak and Impoveaisbed
Blood, Dyspepsia, Bleepleseueee, Palpita•
tion of the Heart, Liver Complaint, Nene.
might, Lose of Memory, Brouohiti,, Gon.
sumpption, Goll Stones, Jaundice, Kidney
and Urinary Diseases, St. Vitus' Dante,
Female Irregularities and General De.
bility.
LABORATORY, GODERiCH, ONT.
J. M. MoLEOD,
Prop. and Manufacturer,
B010 by Jae, Fox. Druggist, ternamets
• BUS3 ness
I,listwwCI College,
gOUA4 To ANY IN ONTARIO,
A tboron h, eompleto end praotioal train,
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9 of 0ommeroial work,
at considerably leas than r'egnlar 99099.
For full information apply
acetas of College ever Died Office,
L. HAR.TT,
LI YrowJ9L, pRINORPAL.
Tt$r44A •+f1tStt17$.
Will Dane left on Monday afternoon
of lest weekon the return trip to Winni.
T. J, Millais of town attended the
Grand Lodge of the A. '0, U. W. laet
week as a delegate from the Gerrie lodge,
Prof. Eorngey, the tonsorial artist, has
purohaeed the shop opposite the Bank of
Hamilton, at present occupied by Dr.
rook.
Leonard Armstrong, who has been in
t110 Gerrie drug store for the past nine
montbs, bee enured a situation in Gour-
ley re Co'e. drug store, Galt, and loft for
that plane.
Mole aworth.
Wm. Menzies le laid np with a Armin.
ed ankle.
The trnatee9 have re engaged 0. Lep.
pert ae teacher of the public eohool.
Henry Thompson and Jas. Elliott are
making PrePorotic
net
o leave ehortly for
Manitoba.
Mre. J. E. Patterson, who bae been
confined to her with grippe, is able
to be around again.
Wm. Mgrray,of Pinkerton, who bought
ont Mr. MoKee'e store, bae got moved
and started in business.
A cad aoeident hnppened to Nelson
Plant, who ie engaged with Geo. Gibson
on the Boundary. They were patting
straw when he got his hand in the math.
ice, losing all his fingers and part of the
thumb on the left hand,
Listowel.
Another oar of machinery was unloaded
at the new Furniture factory.
F. S. Howe has neared the agenoy for
Whaley Royce ds Go„ musical dealere of
Toronto,
Geo Strath, M. W., was there presence.
tive from Listowel lodge to the A. 0. U.
W. Grand Lodge.
S, Forbes finds it necessary to run his
chair factory overtime to fill hie order,',
which are teeming in upon him math
faster than be anticipated.
Sir Knights II. B. Morphy and F. S.
Howe have been appointed to rrpreeent
Rob Roy Tent, K. 0. T. Meet the meet
ins of the High Tent in Berlin on the
28th lost.
Nathan Purcell of thin town hag sem.
ed the oontreot of the new Morrison Block
at' Kincardine. R. T. Kemp will supply
the oat stone and George K. Wahl will
do the carpenter work,
It has been deoided to hold to the dates
flied for the spring meeting of the legit,.
wol Driving Park Aaeooiation, namely,
June 25, 26, 27. Fur this meeting stake
raoee amounting to 0,150 are anoonnoed,
which, with the °lase raoee to be announc-
ed later, will bring the total purees offer-
ed tap to about $4,000.
Lietowel'e eitizene will be favored with
a literary and musi0al treat on the even-
ing of Mardi 7th, for which date an en-
tertainment has been arranged to take
plaoe in IlfoD.,nald'e Mimic hall. The
entertainers on this 000aeion will be Mies
Jessie Alexander, Canada's foremost lady
elooutioniet, and Mise Hnbohineon, 90.
promo, London.
A number of the friends of Roland
Livingstone, eon of J. Liviogatone, drug-
gist, hearing that be wag about leaving
town for Winnipeg, got np a little eend
off for him, which watt held in the Blab
parlors on Wednesday evening of last
week. There were about twenty of Liv
ingelone'e Mende present, F. W. Hay
VMS called to the chair and made a pree.
entation address, when Geo. Bray pre.
rented Mr. Livingstone with a handsome
gold locket, with bie monogram engraved
on it. Mr. Livingstone made a egitable
reply, after whish abort apaches were
made by several gentlemen present.
Wilialerenrs.
W. Halliday, of Dobbioton, bas been
in town visiting with his mother, who is
eeri0nely 111.
L. W, Hanson is now making preper-
atione for taking possession of the Oen-
teal hetet on 5farob let.
Robt. Maxwell, of town, has purchased
the hone and lot on the owner of John
and Franoie street from his father.
E. 0. Clarke was in Hamilton leet
week attending tbe Grand Lodge of the
A. 0. U. W. ae a delegate from Windham
lodge.
A joint etook company is being formed
amen the farmers this g of his vioi0fty for
the purpose of putting in a new set of
weigh etudes at the G. T. R.
Rev. W. J Freed, who has been pastor
of the Wingham Baptist church far come
time, has resigned. His resignation will
take affect the last Sunday in April.
Jae. and tare, Cline entertained the
workmen employed et the Unioi? aotory
at their home one evening recently.
Supper woe served and the workmen
spout a very pleasant evening together.
A number of young boye appeared be:
core Mayor Clegg charged with trespass.
ng and doing damage to the agrieultnral
building on the race grounde. Each
boy woe foundguilty and fined et and
costa.
The little daughter of W. D. Pringle
met with a'bad accident. She was play
ing abort the house and in come way got
one of her thumbs in the 005 wheel of
the clothes wringer and part of the
thumb was taken off.
Anniversary servinee in connection
with the Wingbam Presbyterian church
will be held on Sunday, March 100.
Rev. Mr. McMillan, of Enooh'e ehnral),
Toronto, will preach the sermons. On
the following Monday evening Mr, Mo
Millan will give hie looters on "Soottieh
Covenanters!'
Another business change hat taken
plaoe in Wjngham, The buelnese whiob
has been weird on by M, L. Hanna for
eotne time will in future be known under
the name of Hanna ck Go. 10 L. Hanna,
Geo. 0. Hanna, 11. FI. Wightman and
E. Jeffery will be the 'nowhere of the
;B,DOSS1Ls ,:USS
now company and will Barry on bueinvio
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fa me aot'Il1i d
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Ott 1 dd alhot week at of o 0
xa log
theemglOYeee of the Union furnitnee
fao6097, Wingbanl, 9u5ilud J, A, Mpg
and Miea Nettie 01919610 the paoking room
of the faptory, where addressee were road
to them by Jaa. Moltinlay. Neil Helium
9d b, erre x
m ! enttin ofa 50
e o a hive.*
I
1kltse aline and D, G. Small presented
Mr. Cline with au easy chair.
Heb e•c>.ver
Rev, W. T, Rall, formerly of 13oigrave,
was indooted at Arthur on January 28111.
Rev. 1'. D, McCullough, moderator, pre.
aided, and the inductive sermon woe
9981010(1 by Rev. H. Broad, of Oudot.
Mlle, The addreee to the minister and
congregation, respectively, wore delivered
by Bev. A. B. Dobeon, of Fordwiob, and
Rev. John Miller, of Holstein, Mr. Ball
graduated from Knox college in 1895, and
watt at once °ailed' to Bolgrave, whore he
labored until called to Arthur.
The annual report of Belgrave Presby
trrier; church shows 67 tamiltes iu 0003.
'motion with the congregation. The
inemberaliip mannered during 1900 by 2t,
and r ow °amhole 143. The receipts for
mieelone amounted to $209,88, besides
1168.29 received by the Women's Foreign
Missionary society. The Ladies' Aid
report receipts of am 61, part of which
was expended on church work, lind the
bebinoe remains An hand: The financial
report shoved a total of $809 3e, and the
eeseiou tend reaeipta of 29.09.
Huron's Sons and Daughters.
A.11 the residents of Toronto who al
one time enjoyed the privilege of life iu
the County of Huron, and it hoe develop
rd that this
eeotion of the commn cit
is
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both large and important, g p ,taut, made an effort
to attend the reception of the Haron Old
Boye' Association id the assembly ball of
the Temple building Friday evening, and
e great number of them sooaeeded. The
aesooiation departed from the custom of
bolding a dlnuer, in order to allow the
finest produot of the 000nty—its women
-to participate in the festivities, and the
melte of the evening amply justified the
obange.
The guests were received by Hugh Mo -
Math; the President of the association,
and by Mrs MaeMath at the door of the
beautiful the mbly hall, apd were enter
toined fleetly by a well -arranged program
of music and addressee, and, eeaoodly, by
a. very enjoyable repast, and, thirdly, by
a delightful dance, in which the oldest of
the old Huron "boye" did not fail to join.
Col. Otter, who first caw the light near
Clinton, and, therefore, had greatness
thrnet npon him at his birth, was the
guest of the evening, and he was given
an enthusiastic greeting. A bete piotnre
of the Colonel of tbe Royal Cauadiane
bang over tbe platform, and the room
was prettily decorated with flags in hie
honor.
President MaoMath,,wbo preeided, nal'.
ed on Col. Otter for a speech, and in so
doing spoke of the pride that be felt
when he heard that the gallant 015389
was a native of Goderioh.
Cot. Oster said in reply that it was an
extreme pleasure for him to meet eo
mush of the County of Huron. He wee
glad that an association had been Corm•
ed for the purpose of teetering tho old
traditions of their common birthplace,
and of cultivating between those who
were proud toaay that tbey were bora in
Huron a feeling of friendship and oom-
radeebip. In lookiog at a map of Go.
tario, Huron would be seen to be one of
the largest of the mantled, but be could
remember it when it ooneieted of four
corners only. He regretted that be had
to say that tbe•rhairman was wrong, but
he could not claim to have been born in
Goderioh,
Tou bad, too bad," said MU MaGilli•
onddy sympathetically,
Ool. Otter said that he had been born
in a log cabin on the London road, one
and a half miles from what was now
Olintou. Clinton was then represented
by a store, a poetoffioe and a tavern.
The speaker then gave some interesting
reminieoenoee of early life in the tenuity
and told of the Indiana, none too friend-
ly, entering hie father's house oud tag.
Ing., provisions which hong from the
ratters of the kitchen. His mother's
wedding tour wee made in a waggen over
a corduroy road so flooded in planes that
the .water oame into the box of the
vehiole. In oonolnoion, be said that he
eft it areal honor to be the Honorary
President of each an association, of the
tames of which he was enured.
Robert Holmes, M. P., of Clinton,
aid that be believed the ()minty of Bur.
n had contributed more public men to
he country than any other. He inetano-
d the Premier of Ontario, the former
remiere of Manitoba and British Ool.
mbia. He was indignant at the Preei.
ant for claiming ae the birthplace Of
ol. Otter the town of Goderioh, whioh
own bad enough to be responsible for in
bat it was the home of Mr. MoGillouddy.
(Laughter.)
J. S. William' spoke briefly, and in rt•
terring to hie position as Henarary Presi-
ent said that was the moat agreeable
oifioe to whioh a man could be elected,
here was no work, and it wag only
e00eeary to look pleasant. Being
raoketed with Col. Otter ae Hon. Pree.,
lo, was .the closest connotation with a
ilitare movement that be bad ever en.
yed, He spoke briefly of pioneer life
Huron, sed gne0t,oned if one who bail
ved long in the country ever home
cite reconciled to life la the oily.
Dan. MoGillionddy said that he wee
leased to know that the Huron old boys
Id girls formed so important a part of
fie City of Toronto. A few old fel'owe
k0 himself had been left on the ebores
Lake Huron to tread the wine press
one. "But he was glad that the oity
axone were loyal to the old home. The
itial singe of loyalty wag a love of
me, which then broadened sato a love
o0e'e oo8nty, one's Province, oue'e
entry.
Archibald Elision M. P. P„ said that
always found that Huron people thinethe front, He believed a great deal of
00
e 00ee9 of the City of Toronto was
e to the surplus talent whioh had lett
neon years ago. He rejoioed that the
embers of the aesooiation were doing
air share for the upbuilding of a great
ti00al eentiment.
Other brief adds
noses were made by
evident Hinton, of the Bruce Old
ye' Aesooiatiou, Frank Peacock and
Lon Leckie.
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Were thoroughly enjoyed, and when
wag ended with etn5tpg "God Bave'
1Ling" by the andlenoe the room
cleared, and the dance, whish lasted
til early morning, was began, --.-Globe.
Rvol'king 4)voPHme.
Bight boor (awe are ignored by th
tireless, little workers—Dr. King's N
Life Ville, Millions are always at Wo
night and day, curing Indigestion, B
ioasneee, Oonetipation, Siok Heade°
and all Stomteh, Liver and Bowel
troubles. Easy, pleasant, Bate., three
Only 26e at O, A, Deadman's drug store,
The Grand Lodde A, 0. U W
Moro. Oomdon East ; 1)ietl'iet No, 10,
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'A. 9elma•', tilleetervllle; 'Dietriot N0.91,
Qlo, 0509wa—.9 0. Stewart, Daltpeny ;
he Dietriot No, 22, Lanark .F. Al 00014
iee Perth ; Dietriot Nu. 2$, Georgian Bay--
. Rev. A. R. Allman, Rosedale ; Mallet
am No. 24 @
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it Arthur DiL.trlot No, 25, Nipiouing—I,
the A. Einselia, North Bay,
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090 TUttdellle titters
1190 proven itself tobe the beet wadi...
eine in the world, Tondolin Bitters
ee three people, is different Iron tablete and
o
nerve pine and drugs which contain
poisons. 'JondoJin Bitters is made from
ll' ladet
igoo e,Tndolind,l]ail de00000he more
out of the blood, etrengtllene the
nerves and minoulet actions by iuoreae-
ing the powor of lotion, enables you to
throw off diseaoe. Tondolin Bitters heals
the stomach, stops all nausea and burn.
ing, makes food dii,eet, gores the worst
kind of dyspepeia, aureola wine, rheum•
anew, ouree oatarrll, all dieearee wiring
from a disordered state of lie+r, kidnr)s
and bowels. Owed George Baker, Bele-
ert Porter end George Owens, of the
Deering Go. ; Mr, Rubien of pain in the
book and lunge. Oared Mr. Bates, Mr.
White, Good Campbell, pored Mr.
Coleman, b aokamitb, Roblin'e Mills, of
stomach and kidney dieeeee. Take only
Tondolin,' Tondolin Bitters will onre
y' u. Sold at Madman and Fox's drug
e0oree, Breathitt. Prioe 25o abottle,
Jelin Joyce, Norwich, t'I am 74 years
of age, For the past seven or eight'yeare
I suffered frum catarrh of the stomach
and bowels. Always taking medioine ;
never,tvithout a doctor ; a mieeraale man
nnable to work, continually suffering,
waiting
for death and relief.
I bought
ht
two
bottles Tomblin Bi n
do here from Prof.
James Blair. After using it I reoovered
my health. For the past 10 months I
have not required any medioine. I work-
ed 50 acres this year and I must say for
a man of my years "enjoy perfect health.'.
The twenty.third annual aeesion of t
Grand Lodge, A. O. U. W. of Ontar
wee opened in the Aeeooiatitn He,
Hamilton, Thursday morning of 1
week. The attendance was large, fu
2,600 being in at'endanoe, The exeooti
were in session Monday and Teethe
preparing for the convention. Gra
Maoter Workman Cornett preeided at t
opening 9009101, the business bein
Grand master's address, the reoeptiou
delegates, conferring grand lodge d
grecs, oto.
I0 the einem' of Charles Kelly, se
is 111, R. W. L mg, of Camden Beet, w
appointed grand guide, and Wen.
Bolder", of Preston, and D. P.MoKinno
of South Finoh, aseietente. Two hu
dyed an sixty of h 4
the O d l
0 e e ares we
y g
in attendance when Grand Forma.
Joseph Gibson, of Ingersoll, deolared th
convention opened.
The grand lodge degree was conferee
on the delegates present for the fir
time. Past Grand Master George
Graham, M L. A„ Brookville, and Gran
Master Workman Captain T.111. Cornet
of Gananoque, offioiating, M. A. Jame
P. fit. W., of Bomanville, was appoiute
Official press reporter.
Fraternal greetings were received fro
Walter Mille, biah (thief ranger, A. 0. F
Ingersoll, to whiob Peet Grand Master
Inwood and Graham drafted a euitabl
reply.
Tho question of new tariff of vase fo
candidates was not entertained by tit
grand lodge.
Lieut.. Col. M. D. Dawson, P. G. M
W., chairman of the incidental Dorn
mittee, presented a report, in which on
olan•e referred to the death of Qoee
Victoria, and the aseeneion to the throb
of King Edward VII., after the readin
of whioh the company Bang "God Say
the Ring," closing with.three oheere.
Mayor Heodrie and two other member
of the city council were introduced t
grand lodge and gave an address of wel
Come, to whioh the grand master work
man made a enitable reply.
Disoneoion ou the report on the stet
of the order o00npied a large portion o
the afternoon sad evening &aeeions, bat
spirit of conservatism prevailed and ver
few changes were made, most of th
recommendations befog voted down.
At the evening session Lyman Lee in
Deducted a deputation from the Order o
Mimeo Friends, ooneieting of Meagre
W. T. Miller, grand representative ; W
F. Montague, grand.aeoretary, and W. le
Campbell, grand organizer, who convey
ed fraternal greetings from the sista
moieties. Grand Master Cornett mad
enitable aoknowladgment.
F. G. Inwood, grand treasurer, present
ed to grand lodge the address prepared t
be engroesed and forwarded to Kin
Edward VII„ which was adopted.
At the Grand Lodge meeting the great
er portion of Thareday afternoon's see
Bion wag devoted to the ooueideration o
the Committee on Tawe, it being finally
adopted, Ona of the proposed amend
mento, whioh was not recommended by
the committee and was not adopted, we
a clause prohibiting a member of the
order oonneoted with a line life insert
anee oomtiany from being a member o
Grand Lodge. A proposed amendment,
empowering the Grand Recorder to levy
an assessment on the let of October in
each year on all the members on the roll
of June 30, who might still be oo the roll
of Sept. 30 in that year, at the same rate
an that paid by the members into the
beneficiary fund, the amount of such levy
to be paid into the reserve fund, was re•
ferred to the oommittee on rates. Among
other proposals thrown out were these :—
That at say time the aeeeeement of the
A, 0. U. W. need raising.; the same be
done by percentage on the income ; that
eubordinate lodges pay out of their lodge
funds the expenses of their delegate to
the Grand Lodge. The committee on
the state of the order recommended that
subordinate iodges bond their officers in
a guarantee company. This wan passed.
The Wootton of grand lodge officers re.
fitted ae fnllowe :—Pact grand master
orkman, G. Graham, Brookville ; grand
aster workman, T. M. Cornett, Gauen-
no ; grand foreman, Joseph Gibson,
igereoll ; grand overseer, J. M Perigrin,
amilton ; grand recorder, M. D. Carder,
oront1 ; grand treasurer, F. G. Inwood,
oronto ; grand guide, Chas Rally,
batbam ; grand inside watchman, J. T.
Ilan, Mount Forest ; grand outside
atohman, Robert Ingram, Ottawa
and eoliottor, A. G. F, Lawrence, Tor-
te ,•grand medical adviser, J. M. Cot -
0, M. D., Toronto.
Grand Recorder M. D. Carder was ro-
oted for the 23rd consecutive year in
is position, cad all the above 01ioe1e
re re-eleoted, with the exception of J.
Perirrin, grand overseer.
The dietriat deputy .grand mestere
ole$ to -day are as follows e—Dietriot
. 1, St. Clair—F. W. Scott, [ighgate ;
atrial No. 8, London—J. Foreman.
mbeth ; Dietriot No. 4, Brant—J. T.
mmimanGordo' Growing; Dietriot
5, Hamilton—Jae, Rose, Hamilton ;
etriot No. 6, Niagara—John Hawley,
agora Falls ; Dietriot No, 7, Guelph—
A. Boffins, Preston ; Dietriot No. 8,
ron—P. H. McKenzie, Luoknow ;
etriot No. 9, Bruce --Otto E. aline,
alkertoo ; Dietrict No. 10, Dnfferin—
oe, Hanburgb, Dundalk ; Dietriot No,
Peel -•-S. Nixon, Kilbride ; District
. 12, Toronto—Feed. Prime, Toronto ;
triol No. 18, York—B. T. Peregrine,
eeneville; Dietriot No. 15, Simooe—
A. Smeath, Eitnvale ; Dietrlot No.
Ontario — Alfred . Harver, Green
er ; District No 16, Durbam—Major
ltto0anghny, Onbonrg ; Dietriot No,
Quints—B. F. Wilson, Northport;
triol No, 18, Kingston -B,. W. Long.
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8. T. Churob'e contributions being from J,
hie own works, was as follows :—Piano 17,
bolo, "Norwegian Bridal Procession," Die
Brantford Liberale wilt banquet Hon.
Geo, W. Rose on March 4.
It's Your Nerves.
It's the Condition of Your
Nerves that Either Makes
Your Life a Round of
Pleasure or a Use-
less t3urden.
To many women life ie one round of
sickness, weakness and 01 health, To
attempt even the lightest household duties
fatigues them. Many of the symptoms
accompanying this state of deoline are ; a
feeling of tirednees on waking, faintness,
dizziness, oinking feeling, palpitation of
the heart, shortness of breath, lose of
appetite, cold bands and feet, headaohe,
dark oirolee ander the eyes, pain in the
back and side and all the other aceom-
panimente of a rundown and weakened
oonatitotion.
All these symptoms and 000diliooe are
simply the result of a poor quality and
1�' a� 2Pi r5?Gt
1IVIcKinnon's
DIRECT IMPORTATION
We, 19,90 ree0118d a shipment of Linens 919000 from Belfast, .Ire.
land, hi whiob oh were bought before the advance in price and will be Bold from
15 to 20 per slit, lees 1ban we could Bell tbem if we had to buy them u0w,
Boying, ae we do, for epot oath end Belling for oath or products mute no in
a post/ion to quote the loweet prices obtainable. Below you will fled a few
quotations whioh will be lntereeting to 010se Dash buyers : ry_1
Linen Towelling, twilled, half blenobed, 18 Thebes wide, regular
prioe 8,1 per yard, for 5o.
Towelling, pure linen, unbleached, 18 tli0hee wide, a great snap at
50.
Giese Towelling, 16 inches wide, red nod blue °heolte, pare linen,
regular price 8o, for 5o.
Blenched Hunk Towelling, 25 inches wide, 120,
Butober'e Linen, bleached, 48 inches wide, 254.
Cream Table Linen, 58 inches wide, worth 25o, for 200,
Half Bleached Table Linen, 1119 yards wide new floral designs, raga -
hie price 300, for 26o.
Table Linen, full bleached, One quality, double damask, 60 inobee
wide, now worth 65o, for Sao.
Extra fine Double Damask Table Linen, full bleached, 2 yards wide,
new designs, regular prima el, for Bao,
"
Fine Linen Table Clothe, 2 yards square, fringed all round, full
Wombed, great value at $1,75.
Table Napkins, pure linen, large size, new patterns, at et, e1.25,
• $1 50, $2, $2 50 and $3 per dozen.
Going at
if PRICES.
In order to clear out the balance of our Winter Stock
we are offering at Largely Reduced Prices all lines of
.Men's Heavy Unclerzvear and Top Shirts,
Ladies' Winter Underwear,
Boys', Misses' 4- Children's Underwear,
Men's and Boys' Heavy Cloth Caps,
%7 r
4,31 Keavzl Rubbers, Socks and Overshoes,
And great values for the purchaser in all lines of Ulsters
and Overcoats for Men, Boys and Children.
E0'EI(eriteeG et9enr. NO FANCY PRICES.
defective oiroalation of the blood, with a
wasting away of the nerve forces.
By feeding the system with
DR. WARD'S
BLOOD AND NERVE PILLS
Yon strike at the root of the disease and
lay a eolid foundation on whioh to build.
Soon the weight increases, the sunken
cheeks and flattened' busts 811 out, the
eyes get bright and the thrill of renewed
health and strength vibrates through the
system.
50 oente per box at all drnggiete', or
• DR. WARD Co.,
Toronto, Ont.
!'or gale by G. A. Dendmnti, Brussels
5ott e're
One -Way
Excursions
To Manitoba and Canadian Northwest
will leave Toronto every TUESDAY during
Mareh and April,1001,
Passengers travelling without Live Stook
should take the train leaving Toroeto at
1145 p. m.
Paseongere travelling with. Live Stook
should take the train leaving Toronto at
0,00
Colonist Sleeper will be attached to mit
train.
For full particulars and copy of "Settlers'
Guide" apply to any Canadian Pacific Agent,
or to
A. H. NOTMAN,
Aeeistant General Passenger Agent,
32.4 I Ring St. East, Tonoc9o,
SHINGLES
British Columbia
Red Cedar Shingles
9013---
Nortll Shore
Pine and Cedar
FOR SALE AT THE
Brussels Planing Mills
Also Doors and Sash of all Pat
terns on hand or made to order
at Short Notice,
Estimates Furniohed for all
kinds of Bnildinia. Workman-
ship and MatMeriaath�r-Citutranfteeeed,
e
A. Strachan.
Bargains .n,.,.
IAP B a
Both heavy and Light, all our own make and
composed of the best of stock and workmanship.
ROBES and BLANKETS.
The season has not been cold enough for Bobes.and Blan-
kets, and as we bought heavy in them and do not want to carry
any over, if prices can move them notice the following :-
-Large Dark Grey Goat Robes, regular $9.00, reduced to $7.50
—Large Grey Goat Robes, regular 8.00 6.00
—Blankets, Beet Dutch Kersey, regular 1.75 " 1.25
—Heavy Unlined Blankets, regular 75 " 55
Repairs promptly attended to in Harness, Collars,
Boots; Shoes or Rubbers.
I. C. RICHARDS.
HEATF'C STOVES
COOK STOVES
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
I �'' g Lamps and Lamp
Goods of every description,
Wilton & Turnbull
Powder, Shot, Loaded Shells, Etc.