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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1897-12-24, Page 5Ds 24, 1897 LEGAL AN lIlea' n11uS POST CONVEYANCING, M. Si iCIi11I1, BARRISTER • Bolfoit Uonvoyarns or,No tory Puh- lie, iko. 011101 Vaostouo's Sleek, 1 door north of Owl bt Rotel, Boleti tor for the Manama Bank G. C i41111RON, 11':L • (Fori ply of Cameron, Bolt 8s Cameron,) liar; ter and Bolioitor, Godorleh, Out. O o0-1 Milton ab., Opposite Uol borne note],T GP, • �ollt rronafoote 0: Gi171oa & 8mitr Molloy t0 L ATR, BARRISTER, or, &o. pato o1 Gamow & o, Goaorioh.) OBloo over Bault, Brns0010,- n. 47 MEE CAL CARDS. J. A, i 'NAUGHTON, M.D., 0. M., Tr ty Dalyorsity, Follow Trin- ity Medloal 0o1 ;o, Mombor College of Pi1y- 8101aue and Sur ons, Out. Licentiate of the Royal College c Bny9siolans and Licentiate of Aiidwitery, Sdinburgb, i'. Volophouo No ,14, 14001081 1, Mill Bt., Brussels, DR. F. , KALHFLEISCH, PNY0I0IAN, t 0000N AND A000U0811Dn, SUCCESSO. TO DR. W. GRAHAM, BRUSSE ', - ONTARIO. lab Class Bon Graduate of the Univeraf- tiosof Trinity( routo), gaee0'8 (IIingeton), and of Trinity ,diea l 0011080; Follow or Trinity Medina allege and mombor of the College of Phys. ane and Burgeons of Ontar- io, . osb Gran to Course is Detroit and 0hioago,18ne, ,0,,101 attention paid to die - Gomm o1 Eye, T ,Novo and Throat, and 018- edsoaof Woinol c30onanitation in Iing- Hob and Germo Telephone at residence. DIM ES CARDS. TI. M 11'LAOKEN, Iseure. Marriageldoonseo, Office at his Grocery,' rnnerry street, Brussels. Re N. BA Tonaor south of A.M. Laaios'aad (1111 aETT, Artist- shop -Noel poor 1av&Oo'9 demi ware Stop). ,aa hair cutting a speoialty ROBER". CUNNINGHAM 1BUn,NOE, FIR! ',PD MARINE. IUELPH. T. i :.ETCKER, Issue! of larrlage Licenses, Ooo'MOB ' JEMMY! STOnE. r 'No Witnce Required. FLETCHl7R, Brussels A- LEX. H eTUrrB, Oloik of o Fourth Division Cour 00. Huron. C veyanoer, Notary Pablie Land, Loan an 000uranoo Agent. Funds invested and t loan. 00,18eti011a .made Office in Grabal {Block, Brussels mROs. A. IAWKINS 1 Will give 380))8 to pupils Dither On. piano or organ, t 1110 Miele Room, opposite rho post•office, ueeels, Vocal lessons also ggiven.s Ten 7" a esperionco in teaching. 7)ermmod0ral OOD WANTED 1 L lrge Quantity. The En arprise Salt Works, Brussels, if prepared to pay' 1.25 per )rd for best 4 -foot Soft wood ; and $2 25 for hard Wood deliver d at the block: Cash w bo paid on deliv- ery. Estate I. T. Coleman, ,1 E ?USSELS. Cook's 0tton Root Compound Is enact ;folly used monthly by over 10,000 Lad s, safe, effectual. Ladies ask your drat 1st for Cook'o Cotton Root Com- pound. Take no 01 eras all Mixtures, pills and • imitations are do geroa0. Pride, No. 1, 41 per boxy No. 8,10 del ae8 stronger, F9 per box. No. d or 9, mailed ons. ,eipt of price and two &vent Stam e, The 0 .k Company., Windsor, that responsible Drug atee in Canadpmended by all NOB. Sand 2 so ,.inBrussels 0'11Dy G. Drugs :t, Bookseller ec Optician, OS' W13i MAW a well malt of YOU! 010001 0110011000 a hien 11000L11010 000 1.01110. PI00112 curt -1 Pervon/ 7)4aueom, 81eopleor torn, Falling 01o1 0,14188E1y 00,1,101011, Irma, torrtooa; Impbtol ILA „ oaaneed by 0180 000)0oa tt gh•oo vigor and 10 o ehruniwo 010.00, •ns. pineal,001 eur01. 'Ito 0oLour L3iunooIn old or,roueg. Use Lf 70• and will 1111110 and 800011 aanit, not 83' mail grow io aloin wrftppor Eaelly 0110 0001111017 00 1 from observation, 0110117 carried 1n vont p o, ((Moo, e1. a p0ol[sae cul for gni, 00nmmon 10. hoer otdtaarr it 00gfn1Or• ad 1041011, Addre, II 110111 10 0. T', 1'RP IDA, 11 1H0)14, W000, - 01:, mer., Ag001 far mo D0• Minl00 o1 Canada • °,-k2Rl LWAY K Will issue tick, '11 Canada from Canada to Detroit, orb Enron, :suspension13rldgo, Niog u Fa11s,. Black Rook and Buffalo for - CHRISTMAS al ITP YEAR at Single F at -Class Fare Going Dee. 4 . and 211,11, returning until Dee, 27th, Gotn loo. 91st and 'Jan. 101, re- turning until 10, ;rd, Singh First -C1 Tara ani Ino -Third, 1 Going Deo,. 20 , 24111 and 21111, 10181ning until Deo. 28 Solite Dee. 80111, Stet and Jan, Set stunning. un111 Jan. 4411. 8tu10nt2 an. isobars (wi.h cerbifloates,) Mare, and Or -rbird going Deo, 101)1 to Stet, return, rmti'1. Jan. 18111, 1808, Co01nioroial et Ohms, EnegloOrdinal' Vora, Deo,18 tr 20411, returning n4111) Jan, iird, (In auada only,) T.EM.. J. N Rm. )ALL, Agent, Bresoele, G4E0, HL':D, " Ethel. Xteivo i8ToT iI1op. Towelenlr Comm. - (lounoll met in Jones' Hall, Iloadbury, on Wellneedny, the 16th inot. Members all present and school regaiooitiono amounting to 54,428,• 82 paid to T1'08teee and oheryues iosuod on Treasurer for acoonnt0 and jobs amounting to 5805.48, A Bylaw ap• pointiug a place for nomimttioe and poll. ing 'nations and Deputy Returning 001. core In the event of an election was pass• ed and signed ; also a statement made and signed by Reeve and Treasurer sheaving a total expenditure of $10,981.75 and a balance of 1)1,805,56 and only 5140,. 00 to collect as taxes, 514,582.00 Munioi• pal Fond invested in mortgagee during the year, 5000.00 was pald for gravel for roads, 5860,00 for lumber and sewer pipe and tile and 5100,00 for charity. The old 0On0oi1 is likely to be all return• ed by aoolamation and other old Officers is all re -appointed as the financial stand- ing was never in a better shape and every one highly pleased oxoept one, and he an outsider, with the Clerk.. JNo. 0. Momusoze, Clerk. Gulrit'ie. St, Stephen's B. S. concert on Tuesday, Dee, 21st. Arthur Crawford is attending the Owen Sound business oollege. Wm. Bennett's dog jumped through the glaOO door in T. Seli & Oo's store. We are sorry to learn that P. H. Shaver has found it necessary to go to Toronto hospital to be treated for eye trouble. The Methodist Sabbath school is pre- paring a grand program which will be rendered fn the Town Hall on Christmas night. J. B. Campbell, Principal of Gerrie Public school, was compelled on amount of 311nees, to give op teaching till after Christmas holidays. Rev. J, A. Jaokeen, of Harriston, (te- mpled the Methodist pulpit last Sabbath, the ocaieion being the anniversary ser- vices of the Sabbath school, The amount apportioned by the Eclue cation Department to the various Public schools in Howick, for Fifth elan and Continuation olaea work, ie 580. Thos, Vittie, who has been in the Lou- dou hospital for several weeks, under- going an operation, has returned home. We are pleased to learn that although quite weak yet, Mr. vittie is in a fair way to regaining his former robed bealtb. Clinton. Mise Mountnastleis preparing a lecture to be given shortly, on the topio "Is marriage a failure." The annual sapper of the Canadian Order of Foresters was held Thursday evening of last week at the Commercial hotel. Ed. T. Holme', the well-known me. ohonical foreman of the New Era office, was confined to bed for a week with a alight attack of congestion of the lungs, S. S. Cooper f0 oanvaseing for the pool. lion of County Commie:donee• for this District. As there will not be an election until the year 1899, he is bound not to be naught napping. In various parts of the town fences are atilt coming down, even line fences be- tween different properties are now being 10moved ; it adds muoh to the ap• pearance of a plane to have) the fences re. 01ovee, and except where there is the slight possibility of cattle coming on lawns, they are not necessary. W. W. Ferran ie a lover of good horse- flesh, and delights in a pair of good drivers -not for racing purposes, but for the .pleasure he gets in sitting behind them when they are on the road. Re- cently he took a run oub.to Blyth, wIoloh he drove in 45 minutes, and returned to town in 47 ; It is a common thing Per him to drive to Bayfield in 45 minntee. M000x10.-The following arethe officers eleoted for Clinton Lodge for the ensuing year ; -I, P. 101., Dr. Bruce LW. M., Oliver Johnston S. W., W. D. Fair ; J. W., E. M., 11[oLean ; D. of 0., W, Jones ; Seo., Thee, Rumball ; Treat., 0. S, Doan,; Chap., D. Robb ; S. D., A. Porter ; J, D,, J, Allan ; I. G., J. 0. Gil- roy ; Tyler, Jos. Ryder; Stewards, J. Ohidley, B. Wilson t Auditors, W. E. Rand, W. P. Spaulding. In the year 1802 0. S. Doan was eleoted Treasurer of this Society, and ho has held the ollioe almost 0o0tinuonely ever 8inoe ; in feet he has held the position for 88 years. On the evening of St. John's Day, Deo. 27, the annual supper of Clinton Lodge will be held at the Hotel Clarendon. .A.twood. Reeve Diokson, of Donegal, 0old a 8 year-old Ten Broeok Dolt to a Toronto buyer the other day for 5150. R. B. Hamilton was in litaffa on Mon- day night of last week and organized a branch of the Epworth League in 0on- 'nection with the Methodist church. .I. 0. F. 001010000 ELECTED Fon 1898 :-- Jae. Baena, 0. D., H. 0. R, ; W. Groh. am, C. R. ; B. W. Zieman, V. 0. R. 1 H. Y. Hoar, P. 0. 1Z. ; Robb. Williams, Reo.• Bea. ; A. M. Sweeton, Fin. -See.; J. A.1lanmp, Treasurer ; Dr. Langell], Chaplain ; Jas. Priest, S. W. i W. Thompson, J. W. , W. T. Hoar, S. B. ; JAB. Miller, J. B. ; Board of Trustees, W, Humbrpey, W. Morrison ' Finanoe Committee, Geo. Adams, Jae, IIanna. WEDDED, -The marriage, on Tuesday of last week, of Mise Mary, youngest daughter of John Mayberry, of Elms, to Richard G. Baird, of Carleton County, was the leading event in township imolai 0iroloe of the eea0on, The Ceremony took plade at the residence of the bride's father, at 6 o'clock, and was performed by Rev. W. T. Bunt, of Listowel. In spite of unpleasant weather, o, very large proportion of the 'six snore of invited guests wore present. Mies Maggie Ham- mond acted 00 bridesmaid, while Robert Mayberry, brother of the groom, was best man. A magnificent wedding feast was provided after the Ceremony and every- one had a thoroughly pleasant and enjoy. 1 abetim e. Mr. Baird i u 0 a s bstantfal farmer in Fritzroy township' neat Ot- taws, Reeve Dickson entertained the mem. here of the Elam Connell to an oyster supper at the Dime Reese, Wednesday evening of last Week, It was a very pleasant affair. and heartily enjoyed by all. Those who sat around the festive board wore : Reeve Dickson 1 Deputy• ReeVee Widdie Jackson and S. Bothwell ; Oounoilloro Wm, Shearer and Allan Mo. 'Mane; Treasurer Moses Harvey ; Col. lector Jameo Duman ; A8800008 Alex, Simpoon ; Olorlt rl'hoe. :FullartOn, and R. 13, L elten, municipal printer, The table WWI laden with, every del I0807 the heart 001115 111011 for, and 801•ved it1 the best style, under the pereonel eupervision of the hostess, Mrs, Brandenbot'gsr, ° Many nice thinge were said of the genial Reeve, and It gemmed wish expressed that be consent to let hie name go before the. e'eotorato again for Reeve of the town- ship, Mr, Dickson reoiprooated the good wishes expressed by hie colleagues of the Council in a folic:Roue speech. W o,l Co)I. Tun P001 gives the news, Itenow for 18118. A tea•mooting is on the talks in the near future in oonneotion with Dnff'e Church in Ude place, Rev. Mr. Tiffin and Mrs, Tiffin attend. ed the Methodist anniversary tea -need - leg at Brussels last Monday evening. The report of the Union Sabbath School Convention, which was crowded outlast week, may be read in another column. Papers referred to will appear later. Missionary anniversary sermons will bo preached in the Methodist ahurohoo on the Walton oirouit on Sabbath, January 91111, by Rev. Walter Rigsby, of Blyth. There will be ,public eervioe in St. George's ohuroh on the afternoon of Christmas Day, commencing at 8 o'. olook. The incumbent, Rev. Mr, Aboy, will oonduot it. Meenrnioxr,u,-At the residence of the bride's parents, 18th con. of Grey, on Wednesday afternoon of last week Rev. Mr. Tiffin tied the matrimonial bow link- ing Jas. H. Fulton and Mies Sarah Wil. liemeon ae husband and wife. The bride was very neatly attired in cream oaeh- mere, with bridal veil and orange tilos. some. Mr. and Mrs. Fulton begin mar• ried life with,the good wishes of a large circle of friends. Tim Poem wishes them bappinose and prosperity. G•ocie allele. Tho baseball boys are getting into shape for the minstrel show. Before school broke up' the Modelite ohm foe 1897 was photographed by Bel- lows. Some 28 men were working on the breakwater last week at framing and dumping stone into the oribwork. Capt. Wylie entertained a number of the friends who assisted him in saving his tog "Seibold" at the elevator fire, to oysters at Blackstone's. Missionary anniversary service' will be held in North-at,lllothodiet ohuroh on the first Sunday in 1898. Rev. Dr. Hendee! eon, of Toronto, will 000upy the pulpit. V/heele for the coming year are now i0 the finishing room at the works of the Henderson Bioyole faotory, and the firm will be ready to ship all orders by Feb. 1st. The County Board met in Goderich last Saturday to wind up the business in oonueotion with the regent Model school examinations and to issue certificates to the student' that passed aucoeeefully. Henry Tisdale, one of the students at this year's Model school, has secured school iu Parry Sound district, at salary of 5228 for 1898, The school is 5 miles from the railroad station, and til stage palls three times a week. The following are the elected officer of St. George's ohuroh-woman'' Guild fo 1898 :-President, the rooter Rev. Mar subdue the fire. -There were other indi. eat10110 that she hied tried to 01400 Meltable articles Irene destrnotion. Boole was a eorry.lookiug dog after the episode, her long white coat being betokened with smoke and smeared with oil, but her mistrc0s weaklier part with her for any ordinary sum of money, COWS• ON THE STREETS, TO the Bettor of Tun Pose,: DEn11 Sin, -Will you allow 010 a small space to refer to the objections raided ngainet keeping filo cows off the streets. The fleet fa, 1110 etreote will be tilled with grass, weeds and thistles. To this I have to say, this objection man bo meb in two ways. Perseus having a cow may be allowed to out the grass and make it into hay. -and I would thick almost anyone would be glad to do so -or it would pay the council bettor to out the grass off the streets than to buy lumber and mend the sidewalks. Acether objection i8, to keep Oows off the streets is to injure poor people. Well, Sir, I would be one of the last to injure any 0110, Mill011 1000 a 35001 pereon. But there are two aides to this question. There is a poor man or W001au who comes to the village, manses a purollase of a lot, one•fourth of an none, and to fence half of the lot that person must make 14 rods of fence, which at 51,50 a rod amounts to 521.00, and that amount hi suffioiont to keep a mow in pasture seven months in the year for three yoare. Now, the ques- tion is, should that man be compelled to do go? If cows are allowed to run the streets he must or his lot will be of no use to him. Hoping the evil will bo re• moved, I am Yours, Ricintnn Poor, DOES IT PAY TO SPRAY? Agrioulture was the first gabled of legislative action at this Session, The bill introdaoed the other day by Hon. John Dryden, Minister of Agriculture, authorizing the Department of whioh he is head to deal promptly in fighting the San Jose Seale, the terrible ineeot pest now threatening the destruction, not only of the fruit industry of the Provinoe, but of all wood growth as well, was the fleet measure of Government or private origin to be laid before the House. It will be well indeed for the country if as great 0000880 attends this spirited attempt to cheek one of the most inoid• nous enemies of vegetation that hae;ever come under the knowledge of science, as 18 attending the spraying experiments oonduoted by the Ontario Department of Agriculture during the past two seasons, A publication of absorbing interest ie the speolal bulletin that may be had by sim- ply sending the address to the Ontario Department of Agrioulture,' Toronto, whence it has just issued with the title, "Does it Pay to Spray 2" To find out the answer to this question the Department gave praotioal inotrno- e tion in spraying in twenty nine orohardo a in various parts of the Province that were 2 suitable for the work and oonvenieut for e the surrounding community of farmers and fruit -growers to visit while the spray• a ing was being done. Wm. Orr, of Fruit. land, Ont., a successful fruit -grower of k wide experience. was appointed as euper• Turnbull ; vice-president, Mre. R. B. Williams ; secretary, Mrs. F. Jordan ; _w 111LISAINS treaourer, Mies F. Robson. During the past week 15 organs were shipped to the lower provinoes and large bills of bath furniture and piano )tools were despatched to varione parte of the Dominion. The faotory is full handed (55) and the work now being rushed is to fill orders. At the regular meeting of Maitland Lodge, No. 38,A. F. & A M., the follow- ing were eleoted officere for 1898: W. M„ George Porter ; 8. W., Ed. Beek ; J. W., J. D. Tye ; chaplain, T. Backstop ; secretary, Roes Raslall ; treasurer, 17. Downing ; tyler, Jae. Haye. Tun KNIITINO FAOTonz.-Stook taking wee reoently completed at the knitting factory and the balance sheet is not an unfavorable one. The factory hands are working full time to fill orders, and goods are beiug'finiehed at such a rate as to keep the shipping hands on the rush all the time, The principal line manufao• tured those days 1s bioyolo hose, and as the styles turned outeeem to have caught the public, there is every proepeot of a buoy Winter. The faotory will start '98 with a good ahow, as many orders are now on hand. Tete JAIL. -Five more lodgers have ar• rived at the jail, making a total of 13. John Adams, laborer, of London, a strong, healthy fellow and well able to work, was sentouoed on Deo. 7111, by P. M. Seager, to 3 months for vagrancy. Ronald Smith, (alias Philip McLeary), eolioitor, of Toronto, was sent down by J. A. Morton, J. P., on a oharge of forg- ing a note on Mr. Venetone, of Wing - ham ; Smith is 5 ft. 75 in. high, heavy sot, dark aomplexiou, with dark hair turning grey, Thos. Warren, laborer, Perth Co., age 66, sentenoed on Deo.14th by Chao. Seager to one month for vag. rano, ; Warren is not well and should be sent to the Perth House of Refuge. Wai- te:: Ward, paperhanger, of Chatham, was accommodated with 8 months on Deo, 14th by P. M. Seager. Prod. Elliott, of Bayfield, was the !Meet arrival but he goes to Kingston penitentiary. O The Daily Obroniele, of London, Eng. land,0ay8 it heave that Prince Berna- dotte, of Sweden "has developed strong religious tendencies, under his wife's in• fluence," and that the couple oontem. plate devoting their lives to missionary work in Africa, Prinoe Bernadotte is the second eon of King Oooar II., of Sweden and Norway. He wa8 born at Stoolibolm on Nov. 15111, 1850. On March 16th, 1888, with the royal permi0- eion, he renounced all claims- to 0uo008. cion to the throne, having married Mise Ebba Munck, daughter of Col. munok, and took rho title of Prince Bernadotte, The prince inherits hie father'' tempera. cent and disposition, and resembles him etrongly in hie love of charitable worke. Bessie i8 a little Spitz dog,owned b Mrs. F. W. Jotham, of 1,4014Woodward avenue, Detroit. The Jothkm0 peep a oonfeotionery store and reside upetaire, The other evening they here seated around the stove in the real of the store, when Basle attraoted thole attention by running up and dotvnetairs aocl barking. M18, Jotham followed her up and found that (small oil stove had oprlmg a leak, and the burning oil had saturated'the carpet, and set fire to a lounge near by. She also found that Bessie bad dragged the blazing pillows from the lounge and' torn them in 'pieces in hep attempts to • • llitendent of 'lie wore, Knob 0/011010 was provided with u, 011(ap llprayiug outfit, Tlir0, neon who knew flow to spray were Baht t0 visit these orchards, ten ter 011011 man, and do the spraying at (metal)) fixed dates, 110000 of wilioll woo sent through the mail to all persons in Wrested, and by means of the looal press proper announcement was made so that any who oared mould moms and see for themselves. Besides the actual work of spraying, these men were able to give every possible information about the dif- ferent po111110 o and thele applioatione, A balientiu full et 1100utale data, and oarofully illuat 01841, tune widely dietri• buted by the Department. Tlleeprayere went round the twenty. nine orchards seven times, and literally the walla of Jeriohe fell, for the authen- tic) etalemente contained in this 0peolal bulletin prove conclusively that epraying not only pays, but pays well, and is a highly suoees:dui agen0y in fighting the thee, grubs, weenie and fungous growths that prey upon the orohards of Ontario. As Illustrations of this, where spraying wee done from 75 to 90 per omit. of .the fruit was clean, while from trees in the same orchards, not sprayed, only 10 to 15 per cent. of the fruit was fit to pack. Spye and other red fruit from sprayed tram commanded $3.50 per bbl. The best fruit from unsprayed trees would bring but 52 per bbl. In order to learn whet is thought of these experiments fn epraying,so as to deoldo upon' continuing them next Sum• mer, a latter was Bent to the owners of the sprayed orchard') asking for their opinions as to the value of the spraying, and If possible to make definite state- ments as to the actual results per tree. This letter has gathered a mass of in. formation upon the 'abject of epraying that is contained in the bulletin. For fear that the farmer with a small, or in fact any mom of apple trees, even of only half a dozen, may think this epraying business does nob 000oern him -an error of incalculable injury to the industry, for fruit•groworo great and small are linked together in the euoeess or failure of fighting these enemies -one man's experience is given, G, Adame, of Smitbville, Ont,, writes: "I have eleven Spy trees. Eight of them were sprayed, and the result was 24 barrels of the finest fault I ever pioked from them. I sold them ab 52.00 per barrel, and four barrels of culls at 51 per barrel, $64 in all. These culls . were not spotted, but were undersized and wormy. The three Spy trees not sprayed gave three barrels of badly spotted fruit which sold for 52 per barrel, and about ten bushels of anile, whioh I Gold for 51,25 for the lot." That is to say, the sprayed trees brought 58 each, and the 008pray. ed less than 58-a differenoe of more than 56 per tree. The cost of the whole outfit for epraying would be more than made up by the increased profit from a couple of trees, Apart from the time of doing the work, the spraying =aerial costs less than five cents a tree. This epeoial bulletin should be read by all who have at heart the welfare of an industry already of immense profit to the Province, and capable, if these enemies man' be successfully routed, of enor- mous expansion, for Ontario apples, pears and plume markets offer illimitable fields for expansion, • T. F. FLETER' T RE IDIS LADEN WITH BEAUTIFUL GOODS Ladies' and Gents' Golcl, Gold Filled and Silver Watches : Ladies' Gold Filled Watches, $12 00 and up ; Gents' " " 16 00 " • Silver and Niekle " 6 00 " ; Very Large and Elegant Stock of WEDDING RINGS, GEM RINGS, ENGAGEMENT RINGS, BABY RINGS, STICK PINS, BR000HES, VEST OHAINS, LADIES' LONG 013AINS, CUFF BUTTONS AND LINKS, BRACELETS AND GOLD SPECTACLES. A Beautiful Display of SILVERWARE See our magnificent Silver Tee -tee Setts, Berry Setts, Cake Baskets, Tea Pots, Pickle Cruets, Baking Dishes, Sugar and Spoon Holders, Trays, Childrens' Mugs, Icon Bon Dishes, 1847 Rogers' 12 clwt. Knives and Forks, Carv- ing Setts, Bon Bon Spoons, Sugar Spoons, Berry Spoons, Table and Dessert Spoons, Pie Knives, Cake Kuivea, CHIN Five O'clock Setts, Cups, Saucers, Plates, Pitchers, Bowls, Fruit ana Salad Setts, Butters, Smoking Setts, Jardinerios, Chocolate Setts, Etc,, Etc, FANOY GOODS Ladies' Dressing Caeos, Gents' Dressing Oases, Mani- cure Setts, Picture Frames, Mirrors, Japanese Goods, Purses and Calling Card Cases combined, Violins and Violin Sun. dries. Our goods aro New, Latest Designs, and aro offored,for sale at LOW PRICES. "No trouble to Show Goods," Watches, Clocks and Jewelry neatly Eepairedl Charges moderato. Issuer of Marriage Licenses--dppeinUBonls can be made. Tho Bost White Metal Chains in the market to -clay for 800. Just a few pieces of Brussels Main Street China left, 1,, yeller r ,�nrp -rt r " Kelfras .QR �,,r ry � r r Christmas Bolls are ringing, carrying all beyond the material things of a day and we aro possessed of those better aspirations idealized in Him whose birth we celebrate and cherish. It is the time of giving and rightly so. The man who is'grent- est is the man who gives most to the world. Nature appears almost extravagant in her generous outpouring of blessings. The silver music of Bethlehem is sounding -Let the Anthems carol it forth ; Let the Bells ring it out. Linked by the magic touch of Christmas all aro Brethren and the world is reminded once again of Him who 1900 years ago brought "Peace and Good Will to Men." Merry, Morar ,lEmas. This store will be closed all day Saturday, Deo. 25th, (Xmas Day.) - c inn.on & Co. Blyth. 7 el E'S G ROCERY Now I Raisins, Currants, Orange, Lemon and Citron Peels, rr ,n,ts. I Figs in Taps and Layers. e 1 Walnuts, Almonds,. Shelled and Unshelled, 1Tuts.I Filberts, Peanuts. Nice, Fresh Pure Lard. i CROCK4RY-'"'"r Something well worth seeing in Dinner, Tea and Toilet Ware. Jas. allantyne. MAIM Egglipmp AGAINS. OUR LEADERS. FRIEZE ULSTERS. 3I 6I Ulsters Sold elsewhere at $11 and $12 00, here for $9 00. Ulsters " 9 10 00, " 7 00. 'Waters c, 8 8 50, " 6 50. Ulsters it 6 6 50, " 4 00. Ulsters called a $5.00 bargain elsewhere, here for $3,50. Fur Coats and Caps. Out of the largest and best selection of Fur Coats shown in Brussels this season we have only two loft which will be clear- ed out at a bargain. Also a few Fur Caps left which will be sold at a good reduction. Tailoring Department. n artme t Our Tailoring Department, which needs no mention; is of established merit, which you will confirm by giving us a call. FURNISHINGS. The Choicest stock of Neckwear over shown in Brussels will be to hand this week, also a choice selection of Hats, Caps, Shirts, Collars and Cuffs, Suspenders, Handkerchiefs, Muff- lers, Gloves and Underwear on hand. Present of a T`ateh. All purchasers of $10.00 and upwards, at one time, will Ve •seal ahandsome anclsomo Nickel Watch, , stem-winder,' valued at X2.50. The above bargains hold good for Cash only for the Holiday season. dt . Ali 1111ford4 The Leading Tailor and Furnisher.