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THE BRUSSELS POST
BIKINI 3S CAR ;S.
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Dolt, 1 8 8001.'T, iiruseels.
IL Mu( 3AOKEN.
Y 1 . usurer of •tarrlageld amen, OOloe
ants Urousry,'10 tLt:rry stir^t, Brussels,
N. BAlti .fllTT,
• loneoriol Mutt Shop—Next door
south of A. at', mai .y & Coat ha:dwuro store,
Ladle wiled ohlldre ,sbah: eaniseaspecialty
ROBERT 'UNNIN,'1.HAM
n MIANOIL,
FIRE A iD MARIr'^.
JELPH.
T. PL ETCHER;
Issue! of 1)S ?triage Licenses,
entree AT :fa \ tMAT BIOME. 0
r. 'No Witness : oquirod.
T. 'LITOIIER, Brussels
ALEX. HID
Clerk of tb Fourth Division Cour
Co, Huron, Oou eynhocr, Nptary Public
Land Loan and. 'surnuoo AL;ant. Funds
invested and to •an. Oollec Mons made
011looin Graham's slock,Bruas010
AUG1 ONEERS.
-t��-f• s. SCOT' As AN AUCTION.
JL • lana, will loll for bettor prices, to
better moo, iu es time anti less charges
than any other P. totlonaor in Last Huron
or he won't 0100 a anything, Batas and
ordure oan nlway: bo arranged at this oifae
or by personal apt +cation.
VET ;RINARY.
T D. SPIV '10K,
Cy • Honor Go.duato of the OutarIo
Veterinary College is prepared to treat all
diseases of dourest •atod anima's in a com-
petent manger. I trtualar attentions paid
to vnterium•y dont cry. Calls promptly at-
tended to. Waco e _ d infirmary—Four doors
north of bridge 'i't ebony et„ itrnes018.
Eafore. After. �' ,ors P1100/1110a1110,
5`
Tl r (creat En7Ps/1 Remedy.
So, and recommended by al
drug 'lets in Canada. Only reli
a1112 nodie no discovered. ,Sts
pack .e0 guaranferrf to cure all
forma of Sexual We ;mess, all effects Of alma
Dr excess, Mental 1' wry, Nxeesstvo use of To.
booze, Opium or Sti. slants. Mailed on receipt
of pride, one necktie 51, six, 55. One wittpfease,
F4114/I cure. Tamp] •ts free to r ny address.
Tile Wood company,'Nlndsor,Onb
Bold in Stu reels 1 1, . A. DNP OMAN,
D runts Bookseller v Optician.
SHIN€
Urns?
Red
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FOR SALE a.
Brussels
Also Doors and S.
terns on hand or
at Short Notice.
Estimate
kinds of
ship and
E"
111 Coli -labia
;c dint S'aiilgles
i'tlt Slore
fie and Cedar
• THN
Tailing bills
.,h of all Pa t
lade to order
Furnished for all
uildinge. Workman.
Material Guaranteed.
P. .MEANT,
BRU. 3SEL S
PUMP WORKS.
I wish to inform the people of Brussels
and surrounding d strict that !: have pur-
chased the Pum Business if JAMES
BELL and will be found ready to attend
to all wants in en) er new wort,. or repairs
at moderate meow
No better Pump in the market.
Order left at m; shop or residence or
at P. SCOTT'S a ,op will be promptly
looked after.
"Orders takt t for the Digging of
Walle and Oieterry
GoMe. ' Green,
MILL STREET, - BRUSSELS.
VIChE' SSI
The under igned has open-
ed up a Bute ter Shop in the
SMAbE ESL ,R,BEVRILL
where he wi' l keep c,,nstant-
ly on hand t supply of the
Hest Moats ''roeurab!e, sold
at reasonable price,, , ..share
of public pati onage solicited,
S. VI
1Vleat deliver
of the to
CA>3H ?AiD
ALVE113.
1dto a 1 parts
iv11.
bolt Ems.
o
T fr1Ct tetora,
rl(.'r`S? 8vb0'rcl; et.
1'all wheat lochs well.
he Trowbridge factory is still butler
nutein3 and have had a geed 00neon'e
rut..
toot week Joseph Jllocir, 8rd eon, of
Elmo,' n well•to•do and old resident of
tbie Motility, who has been quite poorly;
the trouble developed into a sposiee of in-
sanity. Re wain taken to Ilistowel for
treatment. We hope the ailment kJ only
temporary and will soon be removed,
51oa'A'Ita.
11000112.—The following report gives the
elan etanding of the pupils of 0. S. No, 8
for the month of April. Total in each
class, 400 ;—Fifth class.—Jae, Knox, 806.
Br. nth.—Media Parronrl, 383. Jr. 4111.
—Lorne Koox, 888 ; Cordon Embury,
885 ; llobt. Furrend. Br. Ord,— little
Agar, 818 ; Pearl Embury, 811 ; Alice
Paul, 800 Charlie Garnier, 294; Vena
Knox, 287 ; Martha Ingram, 180 ; Roby
Forbes, 180. Jr. arch—Xarifo, Fraser,
258 ; John Garniss, 258 ; Eva Snob, 210.
Sr. 2m1.—Fred, Pugh, 821; Lola Agar,
Jr. 2nd. — Emma Jermyn, 877 ; Annie
Genies, 353. Sr. Pt. 2nd.--Ifazol Em -
bury, 310 ; Charlie Agar, 285. Sr. lst.—
plarvio Knox, Willie Forbes, Wm. H.
Jaoklin, Tommy Jermyn. Jr. lot.—Liz.
zie Knox, Vonuie Rutledge, Iluldah Rut-
ledge, Sarah Agar, Fred. Agar, Stanley
Rutledge. Low let.—Nelson Agar, Hazel
Stamper. D. L. S'rnAORRAN, Tenoher,
R orct-violl.
R. Mutoh has opened out a butcher
shop in the Strathy bleak.
A. C. Hutchison had the misfortune to
lose a valuable cow. Pleurisy was the
canes of death.
Mrs. Margaret Allen, who has sold her
farm on the 1th eon., has purchased D.
D. Fennell's residence and will be mov•
fug to town in the near future.
George Williams met with what might
have been a serious accident while prun-
ing a fruit tree. The knife slipped and
entered his wrist gibing him a severe cut,
bet fortunately missed a leading artery.
A email number of young people as-
sembled at the home of Mr. Ashton on
the 0th con., to bid farewell to his young•
est daughter, Lavine', prior to her depar-
ture for the home of her brother, Rev. W.
J. Ashton, near London, where she in-
tends malting her home for some time,
Fordwich Council, No. 282, C. 0. C.F.,
held an open meeting in Donaghy's Hall
on Tuesday evening of hist week, Dr. A.
M. Spence presiding. Several addresses,
on the aims, objeots, and workings of the
order were given.
Gerrie.
Rev. C. 0. Koine is home from Victoria
Col'ege, Toronto.
J. A. MoArter 50 Lieutenant of No. 8
Ooripany, 88rd Battalion, vice W. Doig,
retied.
F auk Clegg has so far recovered from
his :scent severe illness as to be able to
cone down town.
Frank McLaughlin hasreturned from
Ow n Bound. We understand he will
sho.tly go to Winnirieg..
W. A. Kaiser, of ifarrieton, has scour.
ed 1 situation with "'. Self et Co.
While playing "dunk on the rook" Les-
lie McLaughlin reoeived a batt ant on the
heal.. A doctor had to put in several
slit( hes in the wound.
Tee S, A, Marine Band gave au enter•
tainment in the Town Hall on Tuesday
evetang of last week.
Ir our report of the annual vestry meet-
ing of St. Stephen's church last week, a
alight error occurred. Representative to
Synod should have read Robt. H. Stin.
0011.
AI the top of the list of the third year
Probationers at the recent London Meth-
odist Conference Examinations, we
notice, with pleasure, the name of W. J.
Ashton, son of Wm. Ashton,of the 9th
con.
5 eslortle.
The 38rd Battalion' Band is engaged
to play in Clinton on May 241h.
Jno. Muldrew, of Eginondville, has left
for Manitoba where he will preach dur•
ing the Summer months,
Ellie di Kain, the new proprietors of
the Commercial hotel, have arrived and
are now domiciled in their new home.
F. F. Loosetnore,teller in the Dominion
bank, has been transferred to Whitby.
.Mr. Hepworth, of Uxbridge, succeeds
•
The first font ball match, of the season,
will be played in town on Saturday, May
711), between Olintou Collegiate Inebitnte
and Seafortb.
Monday evening of last week the 88rd
Batt. band played "Erin and the Bren•
nano" in Cordite's hall. There was a
good attendance.
Frank Guttridge, the well known
builder and contreotor, of Sonfortb, has
invented a very irleenione machine for
the manufacture of pressed cement
brink.
The Elootrio Light Company have pur.
chased the MoBride property, near the
railway station, and intend using it for
piling wood on, There are three lots and
they paid 6300 for them.
The annual meeting of the Seaforth
Bowling association was held at the Grip
house. The following oilioere were ole°.
ted :—James McMichael, pree. ; tiV• K.
Pearce,vice yam ' Alex. Wilson, se :
tree . ; committee, Meagre. Iloimested,
Reid, Minty and hays.
The recreation grounds in Ahie town
have boon leased for this season to a Dom.
mittee of gentlemen representing the
various sporting clubi in town. They
pay 6100 for the use of the grounds for
the Beason and will arrange so that the
several different olubs can be a000modat•
ed.
Rev. T. B. R. Westgate, who is shortly
to ga fie n missionary to. South America,
under the auspices of 0. 14, B., gave a
splendid address on mission work in Bt.
Phomas' oburolr wheel room on Wedltes.
day evening of last week, He twee near-
ly 1C0 eterooptioan views taken;from all
part( of the world, as illustrations.
Re hert, the little eon of Mr, West,
cam„ very nearly having a 001'io0s noon•
dent on Monday evening of last week.
While the band was playing, the young-
ster ran out on the road but 110tieing a
horeo, tried t0 escape it by walking back.
wattle. In the meantime another ria
drbvtn by B. Jame came along and the
inti( follow backed tip against 11 but
nclth.ag daunted, 0au';ht the animal by
1101 ills and orawlod ander it. Fottunato-
ly tl e horse, whish was a quiet one, stood
perfc,atly still and the young lad 'was Soon
regaled from hie perlletis position,
1Vi11Ie Creech, 1v110 is suffering from an
attack of diallotes, is slowly improving.
Dr, (1. 1'. Ilynthnan, who opeut several
days til Iltic•Itiqun, has decided to open nub
IL practice in i11•own City,
1Veliington Johne has purchased two
lots from J.N. Howard, on Carling divot,
and intends erecting a new dwelling
thereon shortly.
We aro scary 10 report that John
Knight, G. T. R. operator here, has been
compelled to quit work owing to ill health,
Ho has been quite ill for conic time.
Mrs. Andrew Hicks, who reoontly
moved from here to Riverside, Cal., has
decided t0 return to Exeter shortly, the
health of hor family not havlug improved
muoh.
Albert, eon of Mre. Thomas Costas, of
Usborne, met with a painful accident,
having unfortunately walked into the
otlonsng leading to the cellar, and broke
hie leg just above the•anklo.
Mre. John Hunter, of Osborne, who
meetly undorweet a critical surgical
operation, was doing nicely until a few
days ago when She tools a torn for the
worse and is now very ill.
Wm. Wbitp, of the 4111 con., Stephen,
while assisting Mr. Lane in baling hay,
acoideubly had one of his ribs broken, and
although able to be oub around, it will be
some time before he will be able to work,
51C7fiillop.
John Stafford, wile is noted for garden
and new seed products, has a new potato
called the "Mortgage Lifter." 11 will be
attend of Dither Moreland or Yukon and
costs less and u0 railway to needed to get
to it, IIe oleo has a new variety of onto
which has boon soiling for 61 a bushel.
Ho raised 40 bushels from three pounds
sown, Each stalk will prodnee somo-
tiling less than a pound of grain. Mo-
Killop produces progressive farmers.
Robert Hewitt, who .lives on the 12tH
concession, a little East of Leadbury, ie
84 years old, and was born the same year
as Sir John A. MaDopald, During this
last Winter he bas threshed over 400
bushels of grain with a hand -flail, besides
attending to his stook and getting up
wood. He has the appearance of living
as many more years. Mre. Hewitt, who
is a young woman, says he is a better
man than half the young mon in the
county and challenges any man in the
county of his age to do the same amount
of work. Mr. Hewitt is also quite a poul-
try fancier and keeps hens that lay eggs
thab measure from 7;4 inches by 0} inches
to 8} by ell inches and weigh on en aver-
age something less than et pound. Ile
says Jolie MoMillan's bill is n0 use t0
him unless be makes ib a pound an egg.
131.vtltr.
Alex. McKellar has left on a business
trip to Manitoba.
Elam Livingston was busy shipping
bicycle rims and rollers litet week.
Alre. Chas. Burling is a severe sufferer
at •)resent from nbeeess of the breast.
Jas. Leitch, of Tilsonbnrg, has aooept-
ed the position of head baker withJoseph
Stoehers.
N. H. Young, A. S. Dickson and W. W.
Sloan have returned from their trip to
Miseleelppi.
The house and lot and chattels belong•
ing to the late Geo. W. Parmenter, will
be gold by auction by the administrator,
Rev. T. E. Higley, on Tuesday, May
10th.
A:aarioe Willows, son of P. Willows, of
Blyth, who has been living in Detroit for
some time, is a member of the Michigan
Hone Guards, which regiment has been
ordered into Camp to prepare for war.
John Drummond, wife and daughter
Louie, left for their new home in Aslan.
tio, Iowa, where they will reeide for the
future with their children. They were
among the early settlers of Blyth over 30
years ago.
Chief Davis reoeived a telephone meg.
sage from Ripley to arrest a 'young man
named John Hirons for stealing a hat
from that village. Chief Davis at onto
went to'the borne of the young man's
father and arrested him, placing him in
the look -up. On Tuesday morning of
last week a constable arrived from Rip.
ley and took the prisoner bank on the
10,40 a. m. train. He appeared before
a, magistrate in the afternoon and was
committed to Walkerton jail to await hie
trial
LL towel.
H. MoDonald has arch sed
J a a
p
"Morris" piano for his Mus.purchased
c Hall.
The Public Library will as usual, for
the Summer Season, he open for two days
in the week only after the first of May.
The merchants of Listowel have agreed
to close their reepeotivs places of business
each night during the week (Saturdays
excepted) at seven o'olook.
The annual cleaning and scraping of
the main streets of the town has been
cloud and the streets present a smooth,
trim appearance as a roeult.
The young people of the Baptist Union
met eit the house of Moo, Minnie Stubbs
and presented her with a well bound and
handsome teacher's bible, prior to her
deplortura to Neepawa, Man.
The High School Board, upon accept.
ing the resignation of Wm. Irwin, the
Pnblio School Inepeotor, whose new
duties required him to bo released at once,
engaged W. W. Weibel, B. A., eon of
Jailer Niohol, of Stratford, to fill the
vanitnoy, at a salary of $650
Among those hO were successful in
passing their exams. we nottoe the names
of T. F Perlin and A. McDowell in the
list of second and first years students at
the Toronto Dental College, We wore
also pleased to note the emcees of Wilmur
Amy, late of Listowel, among the first
year aspirants.
Snn,tuun.—There died at her home on
the 8rd concession of Elmo, on April
23rd, Isabella Agnes, wife of Wm, M.
Shearer, after an lunges of about two
weeks. The deceased was the third
daughter of Oliver Jones, of Mornington,
and had not completed the 20th year of
her ago. She was married to Mr. Shearer
on the 28rd of February teat, her death
having thus taken plans just two menthe
later. About throe weeks ago she became
affected with St. Vitus' Dance and the
best medical skill available was not able
to cheek the progress of the disease. She
hall to bo Rept under opiates for the most
part but it wag not thought till the last
few Jaye that her life wag seriously en•
clangored. The funeral took place on
Monday afterneou to North Mornington
cemetery and was largely attended by
the 'rinds of the deceased and of her
husband to whorl much 0ylnpathy is ex•
tended in the boroavelnont of a young
and beloved wife. After hie marriage
Mr, Shearer took tip his roeidenee on a
farm he had recently purehaeed, lot 18,
00a. ti, lama, and hadbright proepeote of
slaking a happy and prooporeue home
eurrounded by friends and relatives. 1154
young wife wag held in high esteem
among ail her aaquniotaueee bout at her
father's hone cud at her home in Elmo,
and her early death is a particularly sad
one.
.A,twocl.
Bread is six cents per loaf.
Dr, Kidd and B. W. Vernon purchased
handsome safes loot week from the J. ek
J. Taylor Safe Works, Toronto,
J.ts. Hammond has purehaeed the
property adjoining the Bee office from J.
A, Ktump, which answers his purpose
very well as a harness ehop.
John M000urt, barrister, of Seattle,
Washington, is spending a few days with
relatives hereabouts. IIe is a son of Jas.
Mo0ourl, formerly a resident of the 12th
con. of Elms, and is a cousin of Mre. AI.
113. Miles, of Atwood.
A considerable quantity of flax eeed
has been taken out to date, and in order
that all who wish to sow may be supplied
the directors of the Atwood flax mill
have extended the time for taking out
seed to the 1411) fust.
As the Atwood Flax Go. hove a lot of
valuable dreamed flax in their barns, no
one is allowed on the property except on
business, and notices to this effect hove
been posted on the grounds. The flax
market centimes dull.
Mrs. Anderson returned to Listowel
to live, owing to her residence in that
town being empty. She will remain in
her house till nab time ae she oan rent
Or sell it, when she will return to Atwood
and live with her son D. G. Anderson.
Britoil sympathy is felt for Mr. and
Mre. M. M. Hiles in the loss of their
baby boy, Samuel Orvel, who passed
away on Sunday of last week after an
illness of 000 week. He was attacked
with scarlet fever, which quickly develop.
ed into congestion of the brain, to which
disease he succumbed. He was a bright
little fellow, 14 months old, and hie
absence in the home will be keenly
lamented by his parents.
R. M. Ballantyne has completed ar-
rangements for building on his property
between Leake's and Erakine'e stores
and has already let the contract for the
brink work. He purposes building a hall
above, 20x06 feat, and store underneath,
with all the modern conveniences, The
ceiling of the hall will be 17 feet high
with large stage accommodation. It will
be fitted up in first-class style.
Godericlit.
The fishing togs are not yet making
paying lifts, though 000aionally a fair one
is taken in.
The harbor ie full of young fish, and
while they remain peroh and herring will
be plentiful.
A detective was in town last week
making inquiries about the recent fire at
Morrie' mill,
There are only two inmates confined at
the jail, all the Winter lodgers having
left, now the Spring has come.
Hilton Holmes, of the Bank of Com-
merce, Toronto is spending a vacation at
the family reaidenoe, Colborne street.
The band proposes to 'open the season
by a free concert to the members of the
Musical Society, to be held in the rink at
an early date.
Chief Engineer Hobson, of the G, T.
R.. was in town looking over the ground
of the proposed elevator, and examining
the company's property.
Alex. Molvor was advised by the Beare•
tary that at a recent meeting of the
Canadian Road Club Executive he had
been appointed oenturion for this district.
Buchanan ,& Bhynae, the oontraotors
for the alterations to the Sheriff's offioe
in the county 1 building, have nearly
finished the job, and the result is very
fine.
W. A. Boyd has assumed the duties of
teller at the Bank of Montreal here. The
gentleman same from the Atlantio coast,
having been promoted from the bank's
branch in St. John, N. B.
The Big BIM has been leased by Mr.
Richardson, of Kingston, the firm that
passed 00 mn0b wheat through the G. T.
R. elevator Iaet season, and before an-
other week passes away, the St. Andrew
from Fort William will be in with the
first cargo for '98.
TbnretlayYorenoon of last week the
barn belonging to Joe. Goldthorpe, Salt -
ford, next to the brink yard, was burned
to the ground. r d. At spark from be saw
mill engine is supposed to have started
the blaze. The building was worth about
$100, with no insurance.
D. X. Straohan drilled a large dole in
the front of Garrow St Proudfoot's safe
on Monday, and suooeeded in opening it,
when the contents were found to be all
right, This ie eight or ten safes "Davey"
has opened, and the authorities will have
to keep an eye on him, or we will be
Marbled by more oases of safe blowing.
The Goderioh Collegiate Institute foot
ball club re -organized for the Spring sea.
eon, Bleating he following' officers 1—
Hon. pree., H. L Strang ; pros.. B. D.
Grant ; woe pies, Isaiah Kilpatriok ;
sec., Lorne Ellbott ; treas., G. Allen Jack -
ell ; captain of team, John Arthur Gre.
gory ; committee of management, Wm.
Stoddart, Mat. Black and Jack Gregory,
her of (tows, 167, and dogs 214. The
births during the year were 65 and the
deaths 84. The death rate is higher
in 1890
than
but is Sow compared ared with
the rateofthe Province, being
keg than
8i
per thousand.
Town STATIST/CO.-According to the
assessment roll just completed by Jas.
Reid, the population of Goderioh is 4,044,
27 in ex0ess of the previous year. Real
estate is down 61,051,880 ; personal
property, $62,125; and income $80,000,
a total of 61,188,606, 0little more than
Omber of horses in tow00 over the n year.us
ie 194,nu
the m,
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COMITY STATI0TIOB.—Tho following i8 a
copy of County Cleric 'Lane's return to
the Eduoation Department, dated April
1st, 1898, showing the population of the
county as taken from the last revised.
110Se00meut rolls;
TowNSHIPS.
Asbtield, 8440 00113orne, 1794
Goderioh, 2480 Grey, 3487
Hay, 3891 Howiek, 4219
dullost, 2882 MoXillop, 2842
Morris, 2600 Stanley, 2220
Stephen, 4128 Tnokeromith, 2588
O'urnborry, 2273 Motile, 2411
.0, Wawatlosh, 1862 W. Wawaneeh, 2094
Towns an VlLLA0EO,
Goderioh, 4017 Clinton, 2472
Soaforth, 2474 Wingham, 2142
Exeter, 1815 Blytli, 954
Brussels, 1186 Hansa%l, 771
Wroxeter) 440 Bayfield, 724
The Kensington furniture factory Still
keep up steam and is sending Ile menu.
fantoriee all ever the Dominion.
Consnun Bowi,iod Or,un,—There was
a large attendnnee of those of our citizens
interested iu bowling in County Clerk
Lane's °ffioe on Monday. evening. After
the meeting wee organized, the officers
for 1898 were elected ae follows :—Pres„
W. L. Elliott ; vioe-pree„ Judge Masson ;
coo,-treae., Jus. ()it ; executive Dom•
mittee, Uro, J, R. Shannon and Hunter
and R. W. Logan. After some dieoas-
slon the annual tee was plaood at $2,60,
In compliance with a requeet from the
Western Bowling Association to appoint
a representative to attend its next meet.
ing, the club nominated A. MoD. Allan.
The M. 0. R. le to double.traek Ito line
from Essex to Taylor.
Dr. Duston, of Paris, attended a tramp
in the Delle who was taken suddenly ill.
A draft for $600 was found on flim.
Buggies and Wagons.
Always on hand and away clown
in price to suit the times. I can
give you a buggy for the noxt:two
months, second to none in the
town for eithe7• quality, finish or
style, for $65. If you want a
Buggy you will find it to your
interest to call and see my stock
and you will say my statement is
correct.
JNOO WYNN,
CARRIAGE MAKER,
HAVE ¥WJ
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•0
Looked in our
Show Window
Lately ? .
Have you read my Advertisement ? Eat,
you glanced in our store to see the
New Dress Goods,
New Trimmings,
New Prints,
New Silk and Cotton Laces,
New Gloves, New Parasols,
New Shirtings,
New Cottonades ?
Everything New for Spring.
1n the Crocsry Dopartmant .
Yon will find everything Fresh
in Canned Goode and at old Prices.
Teas and Coffees a Specialty.
Agent for Parker's Dye Works.
J. G. Skene.
1SIONEY TO LOAN.
Any Amount of Money to Loan
on Farm or Village Pro-
perty at
6 & 61 Per Cent., Yearly.
Straight Loans with privilege of
repaying when required.
Apply to
A. Hunter,
Division Court Clerk, Brussels.
TAILCR INC
M. G. Richardson
Is prepared to do all kinds of
. work in his line.
Good Workmanship and
Good Fits Guaranteed.
LATEST STYLES.
Suits made for $4 and upwards.
arsbop fu Qariiold Block. ,
A. COUSLEY
Real Estate &Loan
AGENT, BRUSSELS.
Money to Loan on Farm Secur-
ity at the Lowest Rate
of Interest.
'Money Loaned on Notes and
good Notes Discounted. Sale
Notes a Specialty.
Fire d Life Insurance Written.
Special Attention given to
A. Conveyancing.
COUSLEY
Offtoe overBDes 'o Drug More,
A talkative tag.
CATALOOOC
Fane.
The tag on every pair of Slater Shoes"'
tells the leather, its wear, service
adapted to, how the shoe is made, bow
to care [aril and the factory number, by
which any faults may be traced to the
operative. This tag is good for five
cents on a bottle of Slater Shoe Polish.
caodyear Welted and stamped ote
the sole by the makers. $g.00,
and $5.00 per pair,
"The Slater Shoe."
Jno. Downing, - Sole Local Agent.
IMPROVED YORKSHIRE
BOAR FOR SERVICE.
The undersigned will keep for service on
Lot 20, Con. 0, Morris, the thoro'.bred proved
loYorkshire
Boar, "Oak
Lodge N.2413D brd by 3..BhouBu-
ford, t0 which a limited cumber of sows will
be taken. Terms, 81.00, to be paid at time
of Barytes with privilege of returning if nee -
00001•y,
A number of choice young sows for eale'for
breeding purposes which will be sold at
prices to salt �ItOUT times,
Proprietor.
The Ronald
Fire Engine Works,
BRUSSELS.
We are prepared to do any kind of
Machine Repair Work
with dispatch and on very Rea-
sonable Terms.
When wanting anything in
the line of Engines and Boilers,
stationary or portable, we would
be glad to have you ask us for
quotations as we think we can
save you money.
We have also on hand all
kinds of Repairs for Engines,
Boilers, Steam Fittings, and can
also execute any orders for Brass
work.
Nickle Plating a Specialty.
Ronald Firs Engine Works,
BRUSSELS.
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: NATTRUI R,SYSTEIt1
And Connections offer
Special Features
MANITOBA,
The Canadian Nort West,
BRITISH COLUMBIA,
PACIFIC coAst PO/NTS,
KOOTENAY,
KLONDIKE,
Yukon Gold Fields,
And all pointe in the Western and
Northwestern States.
Fn11 information from Agent G. T. It. 8,'
J. N. KENDALL, Agent, Brusoelo.
GEO. HEYD, " Ethel.
McLEOD'S
System. Renovator
—AND 0511811 --
TESTED REMEDIES
SPECIFIC AND ANTIDOTE
For Impure, Weak and Impoverished
Blood, Dyspepsia, Sleeplessness, Palpita-
tion of the Heart, Liver Complaint, Nem -
eagle, Lose of Memory, Bronchitis, Con-
sumption, Gall Stones, Jaundice, Sidney
and Urinary Diseases, St. Vitus' Danoe,
Female Irregularities and General De-
bility,
LABORATORY, GOOERICH, ONT.
r. M. MoLEOD,
Prop. and Manufacturer.
Sold by Jas, Fox, Druggist, Brussels,
See our Lovely range of-�--
LADIE S' SHIRT WAISTS,
BLOUSE MATERIALS,
MUSLINS, LAWNS
And DRESS GOODS.
The Newest Styles in'' - --
COLLARS and CUFFS.
A Full Stock of ---
Corsets, Hosiery and Gloves.
A call solicited.
No fancy prices. Everything cheap.
Alex. Strachan.
DON'T READ THIS AD
And then throw away this paper before you ooonoInde you n are losing
good money by not buying y
oar DAIRY SUPPLIESIE
Sfr
ur no W
a are
re' ared to supply every poison with Dairy Cans,
Pa
Pails, Milk Pane and Tinware off all kinds at prions according to quality,
,Graniteware of all kinds.Aftp. ..,
HARDWARE.
Having pnt in a stools of. Spades, Shovels,
Rorke, i&0„ of the best quality we solicit
your Patronage.
Paint Your Hovi:se with the best weather and water
proof Paint in the market. We sell it.
Screen Doors and Windows on hand and made to order.
The best lino of Cook Stoves to choose from.
Eavetroughinj and Repairing
promptly attended to,,00,'
N.13. --Wait for our wagon, it will call on you kr your truck hi a
few days.
Wilton & Turnbull