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The Brussels Post, 1901-6-27, Page 5JaNN 27, 1001 BUSINESS US, Wool r vrONEX TO "LOAN AT 5 PEIi. .LYL oeut. -. V, H. HOU1T, Brusaols, IH, MOORAU [ L+ N•-�- Y • leaner of 11iat'rlage ldoonseg, OP. tine 00r000ry, Tulnberry street, Braaools. D N. B3ARRETT— L% , Touaarlal Artist, Shop -Noxi door North of the Standard 1l auk, Ladles' and Childreir'e hail' gutting a apeeitl by, M. MORRISON, [suer of Marriage Licenses, WALTON, ONT. MiSS 'JEAN M'LAUCHLIN, TEACHER 01? - PIANO - AND - ORGAN, sry psEzs. oma . ROBERT CUNNINGHAM. ON6DaANprt, FIRE AND MARINE. GUELPH. MISS SARAH LOUISE MOORE, L. O. M.,` Academia graduate of London Conserva- tory of nude, oleo Member of the Assoolwtod ane of Ontario io prepared to reooive a limited number of o pupilel for instruction ou the piano. Qualified to prepare - Dunne for the Principal's Form in the Conservatory of ]flims, Brussels, : Ontario. A LEX. BUNTER— Clerk of the Fourth Division Court, Co,Huron;. Conveyancer, Notary Pubho, Laud,Loan • and toenrauao Agent ; Auobion- oar. Funds iaveeted and to'loau. Collec- tions made. Omcein Cra1tom'e'Blook,Brue- eels. • AUCTIONEERS. S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION. 1 • nun, will soil for batter prices, to better men In leas time and leas charges than any other'Auetinrear 10 East Huron or be won't charge anything. Dates and orders can always be arranged et this Mike or. by personal application, - ' DENTISTRY F. W. TWEDDLE, (mamma or saavon0a) DENTIST, Graduate of It. 0, D 8., Toronto ; Post Grad - nate course at Hnakol's School, Chicago, in crown and bridge work, Ra -Prices same as in surrounding towns. 21. Mee over A, R. Smith's store, Biu000ls. VETERINARY. T D. WARW'VIdK— • Honor Gin:Maio of the Ontario Vet- erinary College. is prepared to treat all dis- eases of domesticated animals .in a compet- entmanner. Portioular attention paid to Veterinary Dentistry Calle promptly at- tended O. Office and infirmary -Pour doors North of bridge, Turnberry et., Brussels. LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING. AY• M. SINULAIE— V • Barrister, Solioltor, 'Conveyancer, Notary Public, &•o. Oface-H lewart'e Block 1 door North of Central Hotel .Solicitor for the Standard Bank. r F. BLAIR, 'BARRISTER, VI • Solicitor,. 'dm 011100 over Stand- atd Bank. Solicitor for Village of Brussels Money to Loan at lowest rates. 1/1 Q•. OrAMEB,ON (Formerly 01 Onmeron, Holt . Cameron) Barrister and 8olioltor. Goderioh Ont. .0/R oe—ldnmritoo street, opposite Col. borne Hotel. MEDICAL CARDS.: - J. A. M'NAUGHTON, 11i, If., C. N., Trinity University Fellow Trinity I tedioal College, Member College of PhyOioiane and SurgeonOut. Lioentlate of the Royal Col- lege of Physicians and Licentiate of Mid- wifery, Edinburgh. 1O'llelephoue No.14, Boeidenoe-Mill street, Brussels. McLEOD'S System Renovator —AND OTnMR— TESTED REMEDIES SPECIFIC AND ANTIDOTE For Impure, Weak and 'Impoverished Blood, Dyspepsia, Sleepleooneee,'Palpita- tion of the Heart, Liver Complaint, Neur- algia, Loss of Memory, Brouohitie, Con- sumption, Gall Stenos, Jaundice, Kidney. 0u 'Urinary d II y ear Diseases St. Vitus Dance Female Irregularities es and General De- bility, LABORATORY, GODERICH, ONT. J. M. MoLEOD, Prop. and Manufacturer. Sold by Jae, Fox, Druggist, Brneeele SHRWLES British Columbia Red Cedar Shingles AND -- North Shore Pine and Cedar FOB SALE AT THE BrusselsPlaning Mlls Also Doors and Sash of all Pat Mile on hand or made to order at Short Notioe. Estimates Furnished for all kinds of 13nildhlgee Workman. ebip and Material Guaranteed. P. AMENT Wool I will pay the highest market price in . cash for any y quantity of Wool delivered at my store, Brussels. Alfred Baleker,. 1)izfri t nth "Wee ciaXaelater .' Mies Pearl Ireland, of Durham, le visit. ing bar aunt, hire. F. V. Dickson. Mrs. L, Barnard who has been very dangerously ill hoe recovered euffiefenily to be able to sit up. The piece oR oidewallt from the Bakery to the bridge hart been renewed and the new walk lowered w a foot or two. Little Geo. Frenoh, who had his leg' badly broken early fo the Spring, ie again able to be out and walked up street. John Rutherford Bold tie grey driver and outfit to Riole. Gilkiepn and loft for Tileonburg where he will be employed for some time. A horee belonging to Mrs. It, Laing got the bridle off while left tied on the road. side and made a lively run, wreaking the buggy whioh will require a new box and other repairs. Senator -ale. Poatmaeter Diokson had new potatoes oat 01 hie own garden for dinner on Tbureday, 13th inet. Mre, A. Bnueiaugh, of Winnipeg, and formerly of Bruesels and Seafortb, 7e visiting friends here. A lady left a perambnlater, in which was a baby, in front of Mr. Mullett's hardware store while she stepped into the store. There is a slight incline in the walk at that point, and the vehiole, with ite precious freisht, etarted running bnohwares and ran off the walk, throwing tbe child ander a horee that was tied to a post. Fortunately the animal showed a spirit of commendable docility, and did not, get frightened, or it might'' have trampled on the infant to its serious in- jury. The yonngeter, however, war promptry rescued and was none the wore° for its miehap. Guerin. Alf. Brown bag returned home from Manitoba. It is rumored that he will have a partner to accompany him on the return trip. Edwin James has joat completed a floe new brick addition to hie already handsome residenoe wbioh makes a marked improvement. As J. S. Nioholl'e, botcher of Ford•• wiob, was driving down the hill on the 9th eon:, on Saturday the horee beoeme ugly and began to.kiak and smashed the wagon up pretty badly. Fortunately the occupants of the rig eeoaped unhurt. When Jas. King, who is driving Ham- mond Bros.' am -mond -Bros.' team, was coming into town the other day with a large load of lumbar the froni Axle x e of theagoi w tb broke jun ' ]u t o0 the grade North of town. Mr. 'King and Edwin Day were on the load and had it narrow escape from being killed as the whole load of lumber turned upside down ou the road. Atwood. The Orangemen will celebrate the 12th of Jelly in Stratford thio year. Mre. 0. W. Herren, of Neepawa, Mao., is visiting her parents, A. H. and Mrs. Wynn, Newry. . bandeome ornamental Page fence adorns the front of the. Presbyterian church groonde.. The beelines men and oitizene gener- -ally have decided to celebrate Dominion Day in royal style in Atwood Cale year. The football match played between the Munkton and Atwood teams reenited in an easy victory for the latter by a eaore of 8 to 0. The Perth County "Connell at ite re oent meeting deoided: to pay a reward of $10 for the oonviation of any person peddling through the townships without a lioeuee. Atwood foot bailers defeated Listowel tenth by a Boone 018 to 0 in favor of At- wood. The local team are covering themselves with glory these days. The re!urn matoh will be played here on Dominion Day. 3, G..Heyd and family left last week for Heepelor, where Mr. Heyd has been appointed•sgont of the G. T. It. He will. be ouooeeded here by J. H. Moore, of Bruoefleld• Mr. and Mre. Heyd's many friends in town will be sorry to learn of their removal.Sti e took an saliva inter- est in ohnrah wont, also int the Chosen Friends order, while Mr. Heyd is an en- thusiastic) Odd Fellow. O18nton, A. A. Sohenk has sold his share in the livery stable to R. Warner. Mies Bessie March has: been re-engaged in the Wellesley Publio'eohool at an in- 0r0asein salary ot: 450, Oo Saturday morning,151Ia inn, two of J. Cololough's ohildren were in the field next to the railway treble and had a rather narrow ethane. They were Watching the 10,80 train going past when ono of the volunteers wbo 0006 on the train levelled a rifle and fired a shot at the two children, the shoo striking with. in a foot and a half of the young lad'e head. A sad drowning agoident tools place at the residenoe of Mr. Paelmer, of 81. Jos- eph attest, on Sunday afternoon, 16th nista 'about the hour of 4 80. Albert and Mrs, Whiteside and little son Guy had driven up that morning from their. hams in Heiman to visit at Mr, Parl• mar's, On in the afternoon the abeeuoe of the little boy waa negated by his mother and'112re. Parlmer went to the door to satisfy het mind but caw the boy was not with the men, who were asleep on the grass. Looking to her left she noticed the lid off the oietern and on go- ing over eaw it fionting in the water and pealing the meaning uttered a 00ream which awoke the two men. Mr. Pail. trier ermined 10 rape and to the horror of those ',regent the body of little Ony was bron'eht to tato eerfaoe• All that woe penile 0 wee done to reotore 1 f bot the vital spirit had fled. Tte cistern watt full of water 100,15 it lo auppoaed that the IitIle follow litter getting the lid off had been playing in the water with lite Mode and had lost bis balance, Tae waa a bright little hoy, only one year and nine menthe of age. The bereaved per eine telt on Honday morning far Honsall, taking with them the last earthly re• mains of their only child, The funeral tool; p'aoe that same afternoon, 345't', Parimer a0oompanied the remains to Heiman. Tameal b tory. (Intended for last week.) John Rae spent Sunday in Bornholm, vielting friends, Mrs. DeMill, of Toronto, ie visiting her oonoio, Mrg,: D. . Boyd, 14th line, this week. Several people from Leadbury and violuity took in the Exoureien to Guelph last Saturday. MoICbIIop will be well represented ' at Brneeele' Annual Demonstration' on the 28th inch, The bills get out a big day's sport. _ Mre. Arch, MoNab has gone to Bad Ago, ;!tint., to attend the fanent' of her bre her, Alexander Ross, who was killed in a railway aooident in letinneeota last week. The annual1' p o 0,i o of Sr S. No. 0 will be held in Deniile' grove on Tuesday, June 2511. Besides the usual amusements an exoelleni'mhsisal and literary program will be run off, Addresses will be deliv- ered by Rev, P. kluegrave and Rev, Mr, Dever. Just about this Beason of the year when ordinarily the roads' ebould be in excel- lent aonditiou for wheeling and driving, the Statute Labor begins and they are spoiled with fresh gravel for the next two months. Why could the Statute Labor not be done in the Fall. A number of the farmers of this looality have purchased oream separators this Spring. These machines economize labor and money as well as there is a large waste in the old process of butter making. This ie pre-eminently the age of 00ienoe and saieotifie application to all the modes of production and manufacture, and tbe 2011a century farmers must be alive to this foot. RSo1ot:zvorth. OnIT,—With the passing away of Mrs, J. Patrick wbo died at the residenoe of her eon -in-law, Andrew Doig, eon. 0 Howiok, on June 10tb, another of the oouneating links between the far past and the present was broken. Born in 1808 she has lived under 5 reigning British sovereigns and had it very vivid resolleo• tion of the rejoicings after the Battle of Waterloo. She was born and married in Govan on the Clyde and oame to thin 000nkrywith her hothead in 1843, when theeetook tip land in the township of Peel which they cleared and sold, and moved into Galt where her husband worked for some time nt his trade. Im. payed, however, by, that land hunger which seems characteristic of all old country people they again took up land in Wellesley township which they cleared and tired on for some time until the opening 0p of the "Queen's Bush" in. dcoed them to take up lots 28, 24 eon. 0, Hawick, to which they finally moved in 1858, and whioh 1e now in possession of their grandchildren, She waa inmany respeote a very remarkable woman and had a wonderousmemory (nob, only for the pact bat for the present) which re- mained unimpaired t' p until ber .death, and there waa nothing she enjoyed mitre tban a "crack" with her old friends; her hos- pitality woe unbounded, and if the tea kettle was not on the stove whenn friend went in it soon was and kindly welcome was ever in her heart and on her lips. She was the very type of a class that le hast dieappeariug. The thrifty judos - brans "anld Scotch wife" who with her clean "mutoli" (cap) with its frilled bor. der surrounding her smiling Noe as she sob spinning at her little wheel carried one's thoughts book to the Scotland of 75 or 100 years ago. A ebauuoli Presby- terian she attended the Molesworth oburoh until about 10 months ago and TRIO BLtu$SEI..S POST 0,p and falling over baokwarde upon film, Ho, bowever, managed to e0oape without anything mora eer,o00 than it eprelned anl!le aad'several brai•oe, Dr, Lindeay wag in Toronto atteldi the Ontario Medical As000iation meati 8. Graney and Alice Della Greeley I on Monday morning of last week Buffalo to vielt the I?an•Amerloan position, A garden party will be held on t Preobyterian church lawn on Frid evening, duce 280h, under the Revioee the Indies' Aid Sooiety. 4. G. and Airs'. Ethigh, et Goderio wore in tbe village on Wedueeduy of I week. Mr. Bniigh diepoeed of We bu Hese in Goderioh on Tueeday and will tire to private life. The family will to up their residenoe in the county town. The annual meeting of the West Her Farmers' Institute was held at tbe Nile. Frank Mineola,' A, H. Jacobs and A. E. Bradwin were elected directors for Blyth, John MOElroy, of Morrie, and Mr Dobie, of East. Wawanoeh, left lily station Tuesday morning of last week f Manitoba, where they will spend sever weeks visiting with old friends. Joh0, Barrett left on Monday of la week for Walkerton where be has eeoure a good situation in a large dry good store. For the pact eix years be wit employed with MoKinnon .8 Co. an proved bim0elf to be a careful, willio and faithful employee, He was' a dil kine, ni Gorrle, in Itis afilielion, and eta pl'ec,ation of bio eoevie00 for ep many yelt1a ,0 County Master, ]8'or.•c*wiolr. p TboTownsbipOounoilMat atthe Albion pg Hotel in town on Wedneeday pf loot week. aft Lemli° Owner hod the misfortune to for give the index Anger on bin left hand A ex, bind gash witb a drawing knife. Ile 0- of h, art 0i' re• Ise on th 0r al 01 d e d P00001en, George Williams, and hie gang. of eeotion men, Jose, Meatus and Lewitt Arotntroog, ere oat on strike with the rest of the 0r P, R, roadmen, Forllwich 00 flail No. 282, C. 0..0..F, attended Divine eorvioe on Sunday, in the Methodist Olrurob ae 2 80 p. m., .when Rev. R, I. hoofing preached the annual sermon to them. Al the regular 0emi•0uri0al meeting of the Presbyterian Endeavor Sooiety bald in the Manse the following olioera were appointed :—President, D. M. Litt!, john ; Vioe Pros. Mice Maggie Beechen ; Reo, ESeo'y. A, A. Dobson ; Cor, Seo'y. 3, Rogere ; Treat, Mies Maggie Johnston, Kr. Davidson, the egg buyer, of Wing. bar, who was hurt at the bridge ., lila time ago, won hie suit against the Twee. ehip Council getting $100 and all coats. The costs will be bigh. The U. uaoil winning the ease against Robert Jamison, jr., they look to him to pay the 4100 and costs but it i0 bard to say where this matter will end ae Mr. Jamison to talkir of appealing the orae of the 00000118 i• against him oe the ground that it was 0,r t gent and oopeoientious worker in o0nnee tion with St. Andrew's church and Sun day school and will bo much missed b hie oo.Iaborero there. a contract, but that he did the work 'by •I tbe .d a on thebridge and was not Ya o bound a to have proper guards to the approaches of it. The' annual meeting of the Fordwioh Union Seale 00., was held in Sothern'e Hall and the annual business transacted. The shareholders were not all present but were fairly well represented. The auditor's report was read which showed the. antes to be a good money-maker. Last year's Board of Management, con• sitting of Alex. Gibson, Richmond Fallia and James Downey, was re.eleated for the ensuing year, and Thos. Gibson re elected Secretary. Treasurer. Isaao Wade was re -appointed. atfditor. The dividende, whiob,amounted to 42 ciente per share, or 28 cents on the dollar,,were paid to all ehareholdere. present. it3el;ra,ve. The annual Fall Fair of the East Wawanoeh Agricultural Sooiety will be held at Begrave on October let and god. The enlargement of the Ashfield Metho- dietParsonegeis so far complete' that the pastor's tonally (Rev. F. J. Oaten) were settling in the new part last week. Rev. F. J. Oaten, formerly pastor here,. having pursued for several years a grad uate course ib mental Philosophy, Theism and Eoonomios has been grouted the M. A. degree by his university. Though the Teeswater Methodist church. sent a request to Conference for hie ap- pointment to that charge he hag been re• turned to the Aebfield circuit for a second 7000. MATRIMONIAL. — A very interesting event was witnessed in Trinity choral, Belgrave,on Wednesday of last week, when Miss Ellen MoOrea, daughter. of. C. McCrea, of Morris, was united in mar- riage to Dr. Albert Perdue, V. S., of Clifford. The bride is a most popular and estimable young lady, and the groom to well and. favorably known, having spenthisearlier. days in this vloinity, but is now praotiarng his profession on Clifford. Promptly at 5.30 p. in., the bridal party entered the church, the bride leaning^o0, the arm of her father. The Wedding Meath was played by Mise Mo• Orea, sinter of the bride. The bride was assisted by Miee Lena Perdue, and the groom by Mr. McCrea, brother of the bride. The bride was prettily attired in whits muslin, wi=h long bridal veil, and handsome wreath of flowers. The brides- maid wore a gown of blue mu -lin and carried a boquet of flowers. The oere- mooy was performed by Rev. Mr. Mo. Quillen, of Blyth. After the ceremony the. guests were conveyed to the residenoe of the bride's father in oarriagee provided by tbe groom's brother, Dr, J. N. Per. doe, V. S., of Blyth. About 120 guests enjoyed the sumptuous wedding bnuobaoo. The presentwere abundant and choice, several tables being required to hold them ; the groom's gift to the bride was a handsome gold watch and ohaio. Among those from a distance were—Mr, and Mrs. Bryan, Gollioter ; Mia. Kramer, Detroit; Mre. S. Adamson, Sandwieb; Mise F. Wray, London ; Misses IC. and M. Earngey, Gorrie ; 0. and Kra. Burney, Exeter ; A. and Mre. Linklater, Clifford. Tan POST extends congratulations. Wine tram. The trackman on the 0. P. R. are on her preeenoe will be missed by many. strike. R. Nixon left on Tuesday of 'last week Li otowel. to fill a situation in Edmonton, N. W. T. About seventy members of Wingham Fall Show, October lab and and. Epworth League paid Luoknow League a John Hetherington of this town has re. fraternal visit on Monday evening of last oeived his Fenian Raid medal, week, Oswald and Bert. Scott visited Buffalo John Bugg .k Son will install the furnace and the Pan,Amerioan last week. in the new oburab. The Trustee Board Listowel Gourb of Revision will be held deoided to a000pt the offer of Olare Bros., on Friday evening, 28th inst., 10 the Preston. Council Chamber. - Will. Robertson has returned home The family of J. A. Hacking have taken from Winnipeg, and will leave for Ottawa up their Summer residenoe at Goble'° to commence tie duties as olerk in the grove on Lake Huron, near Port Elgin. '.Department of the Interior. The Bricker hardware stook, Bold in A terrific hailstorm passed over this London on the 18th inst., waa pnrahaeed section Saturday afternoon. It was the byJell, Grant, of this town, at 47}o. on worst of its kind ever experienced, and the dollar. carried great deetruotion with it. The At the eemi-aounal meeting of North orope suffered severely and general Porth County L. 0. L., it woe deoided to damage was inflicted. aooept the invitation to celebrate the The young ladies interested in Tennis Boyne Aonivereary at Stratford. . have organized with the following omcere The practice of bioyole ridingon the President, Mies I. Gordon ; Secretary, granolithio walks is 'still indulged in to Mies Greta Corbould ; Treasurer Mies some extent, notwithstanding that a Vanetooe. • Monday, ednesday and Sat number of persons have been up before =day have been chosen as the days for the P. M. and fined lately. • practice. Connoiilor Maokenzie'e ;, fine Rev. A. • P. Moore, rentor of Christ tennis court has been kindly planed at the church, and A. J. Collins and J. H. Gun, cervine of the new organization. Cher, lay delegates, were in London last Reports have been current for some week attending the annual meeting of the time to the effect that a new and erten. dioaoean Synod. sive furniture factory will be erected in Dr. C. O. Tatham, son of Wm. Tat. Wingbam, by a company oompoeed oP' ham, who has been spending a abort time Jerome A. Cline and other looal oapitaliete, at hie home in town, left last weak for We understand that negotiations are in Providence'Bay, Manitoulin island, :progress for the porches° of a faotory in where he is opening an office. Berlin ; should those negotiations fail, Listowel lodge A. 0. U. W. has decid. then the prospects are that a new factory ed to hold a pie-nio on Dominion Day, will be built here, bot so far there is noth. which will take plane on the. Public) ing really definite announced, school grounds in the afternoon, It lo Conlin L. 0. L.—The semi-annual expected that a reprooentative from the, meeting of the county lodge of North Grand Lodge will bo preeenl and deliver Huron was held in Wingham on Tose- an address. day,' 18th ioet. Where was a large repro'. Considerably over 100' horses were aa- eentation present. Atter routine boob. eepted ent of the large number inepeoted nese, Bro. Dane reported that :the Grand here on Friday and Saturday, 141h and ,Organizer would soon visit the oonuty 15th Meta, by the:odicers of the Imperial for organization and insurance bueineee, army, for eorvioe in South Africa, Alto. Brussels reported having aanoelled their gethor the horses were e. floe' 10t, and we oelebrabion in favor of Laaknow, Btoe, anderetand brought better prices than Davidson and Moore from Lnaknow were any former Welt taken Prom here. One present to extend a cordial invitation to or two oar loads of horee°that did trot the Iodgee of North Huron to ootebrate aume within the requirements "for army the Twelfth in Looknow, and promised purposes were shipped to Montreal by every a000mmodation poseible, On Mr, Kidd. Something over $10,000 in motion, it woe advised that 6o far ae pos- value wee repreeenled.in the home that sibie the lodgee aelsbrate in Laoknon,. changed halide diving the two days. County Piaster Greer' and County Seo. Frank Dnagen, the Montreal jookey who Clarke were requested to draw up a rem. accompanies the army camera, was War. lntton,01 eympethy and oc1d0le000 with ed somewhat in emoting fraotione ani• the family of the late Bea. Woodman, of mole [het had never been brolten to the Londeebero': A resolution paaaed ex. Middle, on one 000nsion is heron raaring pressing sympathy with Bro. floury Pari • WILL RUN Borne Seekers' 60 Day Excursions. to the Canadian Northwest At Return Fares28 Winnipeg Deloratne Antler Estevan Biaooarth aloosomiu Hamiota .,.....,.1 Swan River .., Regina 3 A Mo tonw i. 1 Yorlokton ) $, V Prince Albert Calgary $35 ReamontoDearn �,f $40 Ed Going Juno 1015, Returning until. Aug. lath Gong July 1011bail or ,8 Returning until Sept,1515 (All Rail or S. S. Alberta) Going July 28r4, Returning until Sept. 22nd (A11 Rail or 8. S. Alberta) A. N. NOTMAN, Asst. Gaul. Passenger Agent, 1 Ring Street East Toronto. WOOL All the Wool in the Country wanted at the BRUSSELS WOOLEN MILL Where the bigheet price will be paid in Cash or Trade. I have in stook a good line of Blan- keting, Sheeting, Yarns (single and double), Tweeds, oto, All pure wool and no shoddy. You oan have your own wool made into rolls or exobanged. Don't sell your Wool or have it manufactured till you oall at the Brunets Mill and get prioe0. E. DERRY, Wool! 50,000 lbs. Wanted. Highest market price paid, delivered at my Storehouse, No. 1, Brussels. Robb. Graham. 0 O ATIE T ALF. BARKER, L'ROL'Itili't'OR, BRUSSELS, Ont. Barred, Buff and White Rooks. Eggs and Fowl for n Season. 1 sale Eggs $1,00 per setting. ,_.�^ VOrreopettdenee Solicited, v) c in o CsatASH a, T3IJ ZTI-I. Hot Weather Goods . , Our buyer spent last week in Toronto among the wholesale houses Ry and found it a very favorable time to 000nre 50050 in all: linos of geode, 4411 Owing to the oold wet weather this season, Summer goods did not move ant as rapidly a8 the wholesalers would wish, and to gash buyers they were willing to make big reduotione in pram to sell the gentle. We took advan- tags of the situation and bought largely in all linea of goods at reduced Primes. The new goods have arrived acid have been passed into stool; and oo Thursday tteoroing we will ran them off at the following low prang!: New Prints, in white grouutla, in Orion, epnte and floral designs, regular price 1270, for 8}o. Organdy Motilins in white, bunk and .col vs, wide width, fine textares, regular 25o, for 20e, Dimities in white and floral designs at 8o, 100 and 15e. Printed Mullin, and Lawns in stripe.; epees and floral designs, at 50, 8o, ler and 121o. Biaok Grenadines in tine laoey effects, 75a, Blaok Drees Goode 40 inches wide, small figures, feat blank, good value at 850, for 20o. White Quilts, 2 by 271 yards, regular $1 85, for $1. Ladies' Embroidered Oollars in all the latestetylee, at 8o, 100, 120, 15o and 2 6c. Lrdise' Bleak Meraerized Sabana Waist, regular price 42, for $1 50. Ladies' Blaolt Patent Leather Bette, assorted, worth 80o to.your ur of a for 25 o cholas a. 7i, WOOL WAN TED. Highest market price paid for Wool in cash or trade. We have a large assortment of Woollens, Tweeds, Yarns, Blankets, Sheotings, &c. Manufacturing Such as Carding, Spinning, Weaving and Knitting promptly attended to at the Woollen Mill Store, HO.WEc&CO. 2 doors South of McKay & CO's Hardware. Eggg, Butter or Hides taken in exchange for goods or as pay for work. early FOR—swair BUSINESS! Now that the Boggy season is at hand and we are ready for it we would like to inform our numerous friends and onatomere that we bavo the finest lot of Buggies on hand at the OId Reliable Carriage Factory, ETHEL, that can be found anywhere. Sbauld you think of baying a Boggy or Boggles (as we supply wholesale as well as retail) by all means call and see oar stook before purobasing as we know we cum suit you with a first-class article and the price is right. We also keep Wagooe, Track Wagons and Field Roliers on hand or made on abort notice. Jnoa Cober 8c Sons ETHEL. This is the Season for PA N I Get S. fit on your house and you'll get satisfaction. Made in all colors and for all purposes that paint is used.ir--5,--az:_—_.-,,---.2--ab--------_,cp' Architects Specify S. W. P. on all Large Contracts, t(wo= sb. a• a _nes"- =ii 1 : SCEIMIZINT neons a We have a large stock of Screen Doors of all styles, prices from $1.00 to $2.00, complete with hinges. Window Screens from 20c each up. CALL AND SEE US— WILTON & TURNBULL. BIIGGJES! GIES BUGGIES I IN ALL STYLES. EWAN & CO., BRUSSELS CARRIAGE WORKS, Are ready to supply the demand of the pablio for any hind of wheeled rig Be they have a FINE, LARGE Stook from the BEST Manufacturers in Canada, in addition to their own make, all sold at CLOSE PRICES. Rubber Tyred Wheels. We make a specialty of the Hard Dunlop Rubber Tyred Wheels, the tyre being put On your own baggy wheels while you wait, or we oan supply both wheels and tyre at very low prices. Every owner of a good buggy should have the Dunlop Anton by Ewan do Go. Work guaranteed all right ae we keep nothing but first oleos workmen. D. Ewan will devote a good share of his time in attending to the sale rootne ae. the Gm has secured a firet•olasa Horse Shoat for the blaokemith chop; All wood work in our line and general binokemithing done on our promisee and at ae low figures as oan be obtained anywhere. Our own make of Bnggiee this year are all 8a inches longer in the body than other Buggies and for STYLE and COMFORT cannot be beaten. We nee the long distance, 1,000 mile axle, one or two pilings in a Ban0on is all they require. It will pay anybody who wants a Arst•daes rig to come 25- mike to see our Show Rooms thio eeaeon before buying 00 ear assortment i0 large and good and we: are always well pleased to have people Gall and examine our stook whittle is the lancet ever Shown in Brussels. ta-Wet mean baeini mm, CarriaA € Coad I3ruseale,Tbtmtkob0,.tko1 LJVV ]Suggteo, Wagooe, °arts and Whoelbarrowe always on band,