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New Advertisements,
Local—waiter Innae,
Local—Mrs Hingston.
Locals—L 0 Rieharde.
Locals—G. M. Mitchell.
Public Sale—G. 1'. Blair.
Looai--Madden Yeast Oo.
Pink Pills—Dr. Williams.
We Defy --hose & llalliday.
Dry Goods—ltieJSinnon & Co,
Yeast—The Madden Yeast Co.
Boote & Shoes—I. C. Rioharde.
Orme to rent—Thos, Newsome.
Watch this Space—Jas. Walker.
Milking a Cow—G. A. Deadman.
Cottage for Sale—Mrs. Straohan.
House Oleaniug-3. Ferguson & 00.
Out of the ordinary—Smith & Mo.
Laren.
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FRIDA.I , MAY 7, 1897.
Few Counties in the Dominion are
represented by better men in the Com.
mons than Huron. Dr. Macdonald, from
the East Riding, with ;ria oleer beaded
presentation of butts ; Jno. MoMillen, in
the South, in his stalwart contending for
the rights of the farmer ; and M. 0.
Cameron, representing West Huron, the
sharp, incisive lawyer, make a trio any
County should be proud of.
THE
BRUSSELS POST
Medicine seemed to have no affect upon
me. 1 was getting weaker all the tine,
and at last began to give np hope of re•
°every, My parente were of course in
great distress and I knew by the looks
and actions of friends who called to see vi
me that they thought I was doomed to an
early death. Thee a dear lady friend
died and I managed out of love for her to
drag my self to the f ainoal. The sense•
tion ofseeing her laid away, believing
1i1i f
that I would soon follow her, wen
strange one. Shortly after this an aunt
of miue,Mre, Wm, Henderson, of Toronto,
came to visit at our place, My condition
troubled her very much and she insisted
on my trying Dr. Williams' Pink Pills.
To please her I consented but with little
hope of any good result. Tbe effect, how-
ever, was wonderful and a pleasing sur-
prise to me. I soon began to feel more
cheerful and seemed to feel stronger.
Then my appetite began to improve and
the color return to my cheeks and lips.
From that hour I atonally gained strength,
and was soon enjoying my former excel•
lent health, and I am sincere in express-
ing my belief that to Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills do i owe my recovery."
Enquiry among neighbors corroborated
Mise Langford's story as to her illness
and remarkable recovery. In her case at
leaeb Dr, Williams' Pink Pills have given
a striking proof that they possess wonder-
ful merits.
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills aura by going
to the root of the disease. They renew
and build up the blood, and strengthen
the nerves, thus driving the disease from
the system, Avoid imitations by insisting
that every box you purchase is enelosd in
a wrapping bearing the full trees mark,
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People.
The Government have decided to in-
oreaee the pay of civil servants by merit
only and to abandon the statutory in•
crease of 850 a year hitherto in force.
Strathroy Commit, at the instance of
the W. 0. T. U. and the National Oman
ail of Women, has decided to impose a
Lienee fee of 850 on the vendors of
cigarettes.
To the query elle you want good
roads 1" everybody nearly answers in the
affirmative and on ncoouut of the general
interest manifested in the improvement
of the highways of this Province, the
Local Legislature appointed A. W. Camp.
bell, a Civil Engineer, to take obarge of
this giant undertaking as Instructor in
Good Roads. Mr. Campbell has address•
ed many gatherings and the conoensns
of opi°ion is that be is the night man in
the right piece. Thursday afternoon of
next week be will address e public meet-
ing in the Town Hull, Brussels, at 9.80,
and everybody who has anythiug to do
with road making should be present with-
out fail. Thousands of dollars in cash
and labor are spent every year in this de-
partment of municipal service and a greet
portion of it to very little effect, as far as
permanent improvements are concerned.
Hear what Mr. Campbell has to say.
131.. tit .
Communion was administered on Sun-
day morning in Trinity church.
Rev. T. E. Higley returned from St.
Thomas on Saturday where he had been
visiting friends for It few days.
The Blyth woollen mills have been
started up for the season's trade by a
new firm, Robinson & Henderson.
On Monday evening a meeting of the
m embers of the Mechanics' Institute was
held in the library rooms at Mrs.
Y oung'e.
We regret to hear thnt councillor Mo-
Nally's wife is not improving from her
serene illness as fast as her many friends
would wish.
On Saturday Bailiff Somers took
posseeeian of Franoes J. Mooaughey'e
grocery store and intends disposing of
the goods on Monday next.
Our farmers ars beginning to think
that we have had enough rain and that a
little dry weather would be in order to
get through with their seeding.
On Monday evening the adjourned
vestry meeting was held in Trinity
chnroh for the purpo-e of receiving the
auditor's report for the peat yam.
Our townsman, Alex. McKellar, bas
purchased the old s0hool buildings and
grounds and intends converting the
building into two dwelling houses.
Tbe next Bitting of the 12111 Division
Court is to be held in. Industry Hall on
Saturday next, when several oases will
be heard before his Honor Judge Doyle.
AN AlUNVS ADVICE
BRD'THE SHADOW OFA DY ODT OF
DEATH.
.0 lianhtrlsable ease That Vividly Shoes
the 1YI,sUtarral llenlfivltestering
rower or Ar. Williams' Plait rills.
From the Orangeville Banner,
There is no doubt at all that many
people are prejudiced against proprietary
medicines, and equally. no doubt many
look upon the testimonials published as
much In the nature of an exaggerated
puff. If the Banner has been tinctured
with the feeling it has, so far as one
medicine is concerned, had its doubts re-
moved, We refer to Dr. Williams' Pills,
concerning the curative qualities of which
strong claims have been made, and proofs
advanced in their support which seem
equally strong. But it is when one
comes across ha their own locality a case
almost rivalling any that have been made
public, that doubt disappears and convic-
tion
onvicttion follows. Such a case the Banner
came across and investigated and now
gives the facie. The case is that of Mies
Sarah Langford, an estimable young lady
who resides in the neighborhood of
Camilla. We were told she had been re.
stored bo health through the agency of
De. Williams' Pink Pills. We decided,
however, to cast hearsay aside audinvosti-
ge,te for ourselves.
We fount Miss Langford the picture of
health and good spirits, at her pleasant
home in Camilla. In reponse to our in.
clnirios as to her Mimes and the cause of
her recovery, she expressed her willing•
nese to satisfy our curiosity, and as she
added, relate. hor experience for the good
of others afflicted as she was. Her story
very briefly was as follows ;--
'I had la grippe in the spring of 1894,
I did not seen; to get over the effects of
the attack, and es the Summer progressed
became weals and listlese. Any kind of
wont became m burden to me. After
pumping a pail of water from the well, I
would have to stand and hold my hands
over my heart for a moment or so, it
would flutter s0 violently. I could not go
upstairs withont difficulty, and towards
the last would have to rest on the steps,
and when I got to the top, lie down tntil
I could recover my breath. I became a
mere skeleton, my cheeks wore like wax
end and my
ttlsftenwent
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POPULAR SPALLICNS.
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The following well known Stallions
will travel during the season of 1897 as
follows :
0
The track of the Driving
Park is now fit to drive on
and Season Tickets can be
procured from the Secretary
as follows :—
Horse and Rig, $2.00
Bicycle, gent, 1,00
Bicycle, lady, 50
Any one found on the
track after this date will be
charged at those figures, so
get your ticket or keep off.
F. S. Scott,
Secretary.
Brussels, April 29, '97.
CLENDRIE PRINCE.
AL1301tT cAnren, pnOnATETOB.
Monday, will leave his own stable, Lot
29, Con. 0, Morris, and proceed along the
16th Con. of Grey, then South to Dolmen
McKenzie's, 17th Con., for noon ; thence
West to John Shorbreed's, 9th Con.,
Morris, for night. Tuesday, will proceed
South to Oarlock, to Harry Allan's for
noon ; thence South to Juo. Staples',
for night. Wednesday,
Thos. Love's, llthCo will
.,MoHlllop,for
noon ; thence to McKim's Hotel, Walton,
for night. Thursday, will proceed to his
own stable 100 noon ; thence West to
Robb. Blair's, 6th Con., Morris, for
night. Friday, will proceed to Thomas
Bradshaw's, 4th Oou., Morris, for noon ;
therm to George Henderson's, Srd Con.,
Morris, for night. Saturday,, will proceed
along gravel to Zilliax' Hotel, Brussels,
for noon ; thence to his own stable where
he will remain. until the following Monde},
morning.
Bps" " ..i .fa'.. ess
.Are you going to require any
Paper Hanging this 500,8011 ? If
so the undersigned are at your
call and guarantee a prompt, well
execntocl job at a LOW price. A
trial will convince you.
We also attend to Kaisomining
and Painting with Neatness and
Despatch.
House Painting well done at
Close Figures,
Estimates cheerfully furnished,
We are here to do business so
make your wants known and we
will lose no time in filling thele,
.MCC.RACICEN
GR1JIMULDBY.
Less than, Wholesale Price.
Having moved to Brussels the large stock of Boots
and Shoes which we bought at Bankrupt Prices in St.
Marys, we will have the same open to the inspection of
the public on
SIR WALTER.
7110)7Ae 3i'LAIICIII.IA', rnorureTon.
Monday, will leave his own stable,
Brussels, and proceed along 4111 line,
Morris; to Robert Sheddan's for noon ;
thence North by centre side -road, to Put -
land's Hotel, 131usvale, for night. Tues-
day, will proceed North to Robt. Harris',
Turnberry, for noon.; thence via Wrox-
eter, to yyRobb. Hamilton's, for night.
Wednesdao james
Cuts, 2nd 'Con1, Grey, fol proceed r noonh t; thence
to his own stable for night. Thursday,
will proceed South to the 16th Con. to
John Buchanan's for noon ; thence by
the 17111 Con. to MoKim's hotel, Walton,
for night. Friday, will proceed to John
Shortreed'e, 9th line, Morris, for noon ;
thence North by centre side road to Alex.
Nichol's, 6th line, Morrie, for night.
Saturday, will proceed to Brussels, via
6th line, where he will remain until the
following Monday morning.
ATUl THIS SPAO1
THERE'S MONEY IN IT
FOR YOU. .
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SATURDAY, MAY ;TH,
R4GR2rJN'aP.ifi�..'➢e°2
MAN 7. 1$ 97
when we invite you to call and see the same, and will offer
them Lower than Wholesale prices for cash. The goods
are all New, Fresh and Clean and as we bought them at a
Low Rate on the Dollar we are able to sell them at
the above stated Bargains. Come and share in the Bar•
gains while they last as a chance may not soon occur again
when you earl secure goods SO low.
FOR SALE.
A One-horse Wagon, suitable for
milk hauling, nearly new.
2 Second -handl 2 seated Buggies,
and a number of Second-
hand) Single Buggies in good
shape.
JAS. WALKER
Carriage Maker, Brussels.
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KOOTENAY DISTRICT,
POINTS IN BRITXSH COLUMBIA,
KAIAK), KOOTENAY MURPHY CREEK, NTL SON,ROSSING,
PILOT BAY, ROBSON,
ROSSLAND, Etc. —
Tickets now on sale at
9n. e RICHAR
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a,\ 1E G PLAIN,
GOODS BOUGHT LESS
THAN REGULAR PRICE.
100 pairs Ikon's Fancy Stripe Pants, four patterns, well made, r
good trimmings, regular $1.75, special at ...$ 1 25
4 doz. Men's Merino Underclothing, regular price $1.25 a 75
suit, special at ... .•• •-
5 doz. Men's Balbriggan Underclothing, all sizes, regular
price $1.50 a suit, special at ... ... 90
175 yards 28 inch Linen Towelling, red and blue borders, 10
regular price 127•c., special at '"'"
15 only Boys' Sorge Suits, strong Linings, well made, sizes
for ages 4 to 10 years, regular price $2.00, special at ... 1 25
5 dozen Women's Seamless Cashmore Rose, regular price 20
25c., special at ... •••
4 dozen Parasols, new goods, bought from the makers 20 per
cent. less than regular prices to be sold at Wholesale Prices.
Houesl S'taIe.!:1eu1 !or tile P;uple
5 pieces Grey Cotton, extra heavy, special at ...
--------- through We have got nearly thlmarking our Spring Goods and
would like you to call and inspect our stock and compare prices.
We think we can say without any exaggeration that we are in a
position to show one of the Largest and Best Assorted Stocks that
it has been your privilege to see within the COUNTY.
Special Low Bates
The Grand Trunk Railway System via
its Chicago lines gives you superior a0.
coremodation, lowest chargee and the
quickest lima to the above points.
Pull information at 11 5.91, stations,
J. N, KE NDALL,
G. T. R. Agent, Brussels,
In Dress Goods
44.
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Closest to Style and Closest to Price. You'll get both in selecting
your new Spring Hat here. Wo never had such values to show.
We're in a position to give you the best for your money.
Fedoras at 50c., 75c., $1.00 and $2.00.
Stiff Hats in all the leading makes from 50c. to $2.25.
and Trimmings we show a range that will delight the hearts of the
Ladies. Please don't buy until you see our stock, not that we wish
to insist on you buying from us but our stock will give you an idea
of what is going to be worn this Spring.
ur Linens
we imported direct through Agents from the Brookfield Linen Co.,
Belfast, Ireland, which enables us to sell them at prices much be-
low regular prices.
LACES and EMBROIDERIES are one of the leading features
with us this season.
In Ready -to. wear Clothing
STRAW HATS ALL KINDS.
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This season's patterns direct from the makers. See
them before you buy.
we lead all Competitors. Our Men's Suits at $8.00 must bo seen
to be appreciated.
OUR IES RE
is to make this store to the County of Huron what the T. Eaton Co.
is to Toronto, Any who haven't as yet favored us with a call we
would like to specially invite them to do so, and I think wo will be
able to make them permanent customers.
Grocery Department.
SET &
Produce Taken.-if3
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Our Grocery Department is uncles the direction of Mr, Jas. Purcell,
and he will be pleased to show yon through that department.
P. S.—Our Advertising Agent, Prof. Golding, a colored gentle-
man, will probably call on you in the course of a week or two with
Literature which will pay you well to peruse carefully.
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Importer, Seaforth.
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Kerney & McCracken.
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— .—A tE HEADQUARTERS F0R—
Dair9 � I?ase Faeto
SUCH AS
MDR Cans, Creamery Cans,
Milk Pans and Pails, Etc.
All °raced, wort promptly altten.d.e , to,.
Castor Oil and the Best Machine
Oils always in Stock.
WILTON & TURNBULL
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