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BUSINESS CARDS.
ONBY TO LOAN AT 5 P1',R
omit. F.H, SCOTP, ltrusaatn,
MoORA,OK1$N,
• Worm' ofMarriage I,bonniea, OMoo
at ell Grocery, Tarh heel'} atrde t, ,i russole,
N, BARRPTT,
. Tonsorial Artist' Shop—Next door
I,adioof n'aitd uli01McKay La 00 .11111 it hardware
store.
1)IANO OR ORGAN. it al 0.
Alfas JawDramaabltn, 1,11P '
1e,tlmi1o, (Somme.et? Barrio,
lla1uCnterto 10 pre.
Voend to give 1(181runtl008 to pilpila on either
orgasu1' eeitertite
to Loulitle, bassoon given ha
heated or lulpila 01' 1st teachers iwnlc. 41•8m
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM
x8en11AN00,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
T. FLETOHER;
Issues of Marriage Licenses,
OFFICO AT JL"WELIIY BwoaE,
rte— 1�o Witness Required.
T. FLETCHER, Brussels
A LEX. 1IUNT1 �R,
.t1. Clerk of Ube Fourth Division Cour
Co. Huron, Conveyiumer, Notary Pablie
Land, Loan and Inenrauce Agent. Venda
invested and to loan. 00110000ns made
0Moo In Oranam'e Blo0k,13rasaels
AUCTIONEERS.
e. SCOTT AS AN AUOTION-
• titin, wilt sell for bettor prices, to
bettor men in pas 111110 and loss charges
than any °Muir Attetioucor ill East Huron
or he Orders call 'always bege t arranged l
atos mud
anged attb s °thee
or by personal applioatiou,
VETERINARY.
T D. WARWIOP3.,
ey • Honor Graduate of the Ontario
Veterinary College, is prepared to treat all
patent manner. P trhoaated lar attention paid
t0 veterinary dentistry. Gallo promptly at-
tended to, °Lilco and Infirmary—Four doors
north of bridge 'Purnberry e1„00810.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
vT M SINOLAIR, BARRISTER
8'• Solicitor, Conveyancer ,NotaryPub-
Ito, dm. Otrioe—vauotor o'e Biook,1 door
north of Central 1018 Solicitor for the
Standaad Bank.
UF. BLAIR, BARRISTER,
• Solicitor, &a. (late of Darrow &
Prondtool's CUlee, Goderioh.) 001oo over
Gillies
di Smith's Bauk, B rua0018,
Money to Loan. 47
��G. OAI1ERON,
• (Formerly of Cameron, Bolt k
Cameron,) barrister and Solicitor, Goderlan,
Out, Dolce—liamllton St„ Opposite 001
borne Hotel.
EVIEDiCAL CARDS.
J. A. M'NAUGHTON,
M.D., 0. WI, Trinity University, Fellow Triu-
ityMedical College, Member 0o110go of Phy.
aictans mad Surgeons, Our. Lieeuttato of the
Royal College of Phystotaus and Licentiate
of Midwifery,Edinburgh. 1.Telephoue
No,14, Reeitlnoe, 11101108., Brn8seis.
• E. T. SNIDER,
M.D.; 0. M., successor to Dr. A. McKelvey,
Licentiate of Royal College of Pbvei0iaue
and Surgeons Kingston ; Member of tho Col-
lege of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario,
Diseases of Ironton and children a specialty.
Eight years' experience. rr.ofhae and rea-
idouo0 that formerly occupied by Dr. 8)0-
llotvoy,Tll1nboory street, Brussels, 00 -
DR. F. H. KALBFLEISCH,
PIIYSIOIAN, 8111000013 AND A0C0n0IIEIIn,
SUCC6SSCR TO DR. W. GRAHAM,
BRUSSELS. ^ ONTARIO.
eat °tees Honor Graduate of the Universi-
ties o1 Trinity (Toronto), Queen's (Kingston),
and of Trinity Medical Oo1)880; Follow of
Trinity 'Medical College and member of the
College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontar-
io. Yost Graduate 0011110 to Detroit and
tl o 1 00. Special attention aft) to dis-
eases of Eye, EaP,No90 and Throat, and dis-
eases of women, , 0ounultation in Eng-
lish and German, Telephone at residence,
BOARS FOR SERVICE.—'TUE
undersigned will troop for service, on
Lot 0, 0011. s, Bray, it thorn' bred improved
liora0bir0 hoar and a 1)1010' bred largo Eng-
lish Berkshire hog. Pedigrees maybe seen
On applfoatiet, 'fortes. S1.00,;to be paid at
time of 0erv100, with privilege of returning
if necessary. A18TAUJ1sBUTB'
110.4'* • Proprietor.
BULLS FOR SERVIOE.—THE
undersigned will keep for servlet) on
Dot 10, non 10 Grey, the t11or0' bred Her8-
f0rc1 bull *Picture," Also a Om' bred Der -
ane bu11, Ii '0 ltionall flee an -
fru 01,00,a t 1
els, almat11 be paid et
1800, With Tprivila e f returning if neoensary.
41.4 OLIVER MIN BULL,
Proprietor,
]711)110. Afiff' Wood's Phospltotiinb,
TI,e Great Fnplfsh Remedy.
Sold and recommended by aI
druggists in Canode. Only roll
able medicare discovered, Sia
punka guaranteed to 0138 all
forma of Sexual Weakness, all °limits of shunt
or excess, Mental Worry, ]excessive use of To,
bawo, Opium or Stimulants, Mailed on receipt
oGf price, ono pnackage 1I, six, 00. One iafll pl0ase,
1801011) 0010. Pamphlets free to any address.
Tho Wood Company, wtndso8, Out
Sold in Itrussole by O. A. DLIADIKAV,
t D reggl811, iiookooller & Optician.
IMPROVED YORKSHIRE
BOAR FOR SERVICE,
The Undersigned will keep tet' 0010108 on
Lot 28 Oen, c, Morris, tllo thoro'•bred Int -
'proved 'Yorkshire Boar, "0811 Lodge t oug•
fallow," No, 2188, bred by 3.H.13181110138,1(11r
ford, to which it limited number o1 sows 1v111
he 0011011. Terme, 111,00, to bo paid at time
of nerviest) with ikriV11088 of eeturuiug If 000.
Mary,
A number of ohelaa young soave for eale'for
breading perposee wlileh will. be sold at
prions to snit the timme,
2). 110111,1 I0110t, Proprietor,
ill 'tvi.0 t Eau.
'o
?4I t-nx('t('t'.
Big celebration in \Vroveter on Ally
let.
Dan.Realm line purchased a 8100
Cleveland racor,
Mayes Lamm and Lottie Brawn have
Writhed from visiting their grandmother
in Exeter.
W. G. Alootgomory, of the Medical
00)100), Toronto, is ,'ponding hie vacation
at hie home here,
'Thee. Hemphill is pnrehaoing wool at
Mildmay for nlel{elute .fc llemphill'e
woolen mill there.
T. V, Dickson porpoaee potting np n
1101100 an Iloalett street. The old bnt)rl-
Ing has been torn 0)01011.
David 1Ylel3ride has gone to Prince Al-
bert, N. W. T„ where he Sae seemed a
good situation. He has worked on the
0, P. 11. here for a long limo,
Li.ti;t'.owel,
The North Perth Farmers' Institute
excursion to the Model Farm, Guelph,
takes place on Monday, June 2701.
Ohne. Wrathall was naught by a wa-
in 1n the sewer but fortunately °soaped
w
ith a few bruises below the knee and
was able to continue Ilia work shortly
afterwards.
We are pleased to notice by the Winni-
peg Daily Tribune among the names of
students 800000sful in obtaining the de.
grey of B. A. from the St. Joint College,
Winnipeg, at the recent University of
Mauitoba examinations tho name of
Mise Vivian E. Clayton, formerly of this
town. The degrees were conferred on
June the Brd by Vice Ohaneell0r Dubrio
in the absence of Ohanoellor, the Arc11-
biehop of Reports Lend now in England.
Mise V. Clayton, B. A., has oleo received
promotion with an inereae0 in the St.
Pauls Institute where she has been en-
gaged for the past year, now holding the
position formerly o0oupied by a master
in that institute.
Gurrio.
Mrs. JaR. Armstrong was visiting
friends in Lualinow.
Our Orangemen celebrate the coming
12th of July in Walkerton.
aliases Jennie and Lizzie Donley, of
London, are the guests of Mrs. J. R.
Williams.
Rev. J. S. Fisher will move to Lam.
beth, and Itev. 11. J. Garbutt, L. L. B.,
comae here.
The nnnual Union S. S. pio-nim will be
bald in Daniel Harris' bosh on the 0th
eon., on Dominion Day.
Dr. Teak has moved his office into the
premises lately vacated by R. J. Andiron•
one door Souter of Wm. Moss's harness
ramp.
Mies Mabel Clegg, of Sault Ste. Marie,
Mich., who has been visiting friends in
and around town for some .months, has
returned home.
At the Grand Lodge of Orange Young
Britons, which was bald at Kemptville,
Anson Spotton, B. A., was again elected
Grand Master. This makes the fourth
year Mr, Spotton has been pleated to
that honorable position in succession.
In a letter to the Globle Faith Fenton
reports the drowning of a young man
named Robert J. Mitchell en route to the
Klondike. As Robt. J. Mitchell, the
well known lacrosse player of Arthur,
was with a party on the way to the
gold fields, it is feared that 11e is the
party referred to. Mr. Mitchell wee
well and favorably known in Gorrie,
baying worked for some time on the late
East Huron Gazette.
On Monday afternoon of last week, 2nd
Deputy Reeve Win. Finley raised the
frame of it large bank barn, 66x06 feet.
Owing to the rain, the raising of the
timbers did not oommeuoe until late, and
then ovetytbieg was in a very wet and
slippy condition, and had it not been for
the manner iu which the framer, John
Abram, controlled the men, and kept the
exoitement down, probably several aoci•
dents would have 000urred. The only
accident which )happened was to a young
man from Turuberry, John Wylie, who
lost hie balance and fell from one of the
beams, a distance of about 18 feet. For-
tanately, he escaped vita only a severely
braised foot. It MS after dark before
the timbers were all up.
thealortlt.
The Berlin Rangers did not Ooln0 to
eaforth a8 wets expected.
S p
Arch. Scott has returned from an ex-
tended 13neltle80 trip to the Prairie Prev-
inoe.
Charles Stewart, eon of Alexander
Stewart, of this towu, who has been em.
ployed in St. Pant for some time, has
taken a good position in the United
States signal corps, and is going to the
Pbilppino Islands.
About 20 members of the W. 0. T. U.
gathered at the home of Mre, Ohne,
Olarkson, where tea was served and an
address, read by the aeoretary, Mrs. M.
X, McLean, was tendered to the presi-
dent,Mre, (Rev.) Bond, as a farewell.
Ail present enjoyed themselves although
each one expressed much regret at the
president leaving, but joined in wishing
her every happiness in her new home,
which will be in Ridgebown.
M. Moliay, of Tnottorsmith, recently
received a letter from his brother, George,
who with another brother and a thbr en
in.law, left last Spring fon theKlondike.
ondi1 e.
d.b1a tette was written h
r s an the 16th of
May, and the party had then reached
Lake Bennet, The trip was a hard one,
but the various members of the party
wore enjoying good health, and were
bound to push on, and Have, no doubt,
ere this reached their destination. Mr.
MoKay says that any person who maker
this trip deserves to make money,
The Beavers of Seaforth played the
Athletics of St. Catharines a senior
ohampionehip game at St, Clathnrines on
Friday and gave the local team a hard
tussle, the mere being h goals to 2 in
favor of the Athletics, Although the
sixth goal 1000 scored by the visitors it
was claimed that the timekeeper should
Have palled time before the goal wns
W011. The 1eav01(01 defence mould not bo
drawn out from their flag, while ahem
home players played et brilliant gams,
and 0 was owing to the excellent playing
of the Athiebios' defence men that the
Seaforth boys did net some mote frequent.-
ly.
o emotefrequent-
ly. The Athletics put up a good game,
as tweal, although their home mon nom•
binod too math when they elhould have
shot for the goal. Jaime D, Bailey, of
Toronto, made a very toleptablo referee,
He had bot little to ilo in waning play.
ere, ea the gams wee very free from
rough plays. The summary :—First
games, Athletic, G0urlay, 28 min,) 2,
Alhloline,'1', Downey, 14 in11 ; 3, Sea.
Furth, Jaoknon, 3 lain. ; I, Athletic, T.
L.,wney, a min. ; 1), Atlibd n, fleuriny,
181 min. ; 0, tioaforth, Jttelteoil, G mitt,
The players were PA fulh,wn 1- At1letoa
—1311,11mann, goal Williams, point ;
Elliott, oovor•pohit ; Richardson, Pringle,
1Cogmn, defame • Genteron, 0entre ; Geo.
Downey, ittedw0111, Gourley, home
Lobb, outside home ; 0. Downy, inside
home ; John Cameron, field oaptaiu.
Iioavere—Jinx, goal ; Mulcahy, point
,'Morrow, oovor•poiut ; Bethune, I1awk.
shave, MoDougald, defence ; Blackford,
centre ; Hatolier, Jnok, Johnston, hone ;
II..Jaottaon, ontettle home ; J. Jtteinion,
inside 1101110 ; lt. 1;, Jltel0eon, field op.
lain,
La I (-leo o vv.
Mrs. Waite, of Owen Sound, is vieithng
her sister, Mrs. (Dr.) Newton.
A public meeting was held in the Town
Gall on Friday oveniog for the purpose
organizing in the village in view of the
earning Plebiscite on Prohibition, Ad-
dresses were given by Revs. Messrs.
Waltwin and Mackay.
The member,' of Luoknow Lodge of
Oddfellows, together with the members
of the Workman Lodge, and other mole -
ties in the village held a decoration day
m1 Friday afternoon, and payed their nn -
meal visit to the graves of their departed
brethren in the Kinloss cemetery.
Hay Bros, have let the oontraot for the
erection of a large elevator hare, and the
work of erection is to be commenced at
once, and it is also rumored that Mr.
11011nes intends putting in an elevator M
his atorehouse. A third one, however, is
also to be erected by a joint stook com-
pany composed chiefly of the leading
fanners of the section and many of the
hi -mimes men of the village.
Clinton.
Rid. Brunk, jeweller, left Mie week for
Napiblo , Mau., Altera he intends to
Open up it 01109.
Walter Turnbull has disposed of sever.
al of his Belgian hares ; those not sold
he sent home to the farm at Milverton.
T)1e Presbyterians of town have dooid.
ed to hold their S. S. pio.nic at Bayfield
about the 7111 of July, if suitable arrange-
ments man be made,
Doherty it Co. shipped a couple of
chola° horses to 0, purchaser in New
Brunowiok. One of them was Mr,
Doherty's fine driver,
There is at least 008 lady in town who
is personally interested in the 0000998 of
the Klondike. Tide is airs. Adamson,
whose husband is mining there,
Doan t2 Son have, we understand,
praotionlly deoided not to rebuild their
tannery ; the state of the leather busi-
ness is too uncertain to warrant it.
J, 33. Lindsay. who has completed his
medical studies, has arrived home and
will probably remain here until he has
decided es to where he will locate.
Tures men whose ages average 86
years each, happened to meet on the
street here last week. They were E.
Dineley, 83 ; S. Bill, 80, and Andrew.
Stinson, 96 ; a couple of them are yet in
their prime.
Mrs. Thawbnrn, of Goderioh, was a
passenger to Chicago by the eoutb.bound
train. She is over 60 years of age, has
resided in Huron all her ,life, and her
trip on Saturday wall her first ride on a
railroad train.
James Soott, barrister, has purchased
the old purling and skating rink building
on Prinoees street, and David Correll is
pulling it down, preparatory to its re -
erection as a barn on Mr. Soott'e farm
is Goderioh township.
A short time ago Jaokeon Bros., the
well known oloth•iero, were eeked to
tender for uniforms for G. T. R. train.
men, and were informed that their
figures were aooepted, and a large nem•
Mr of uniforms have been ordered.
The promenade 0000881 to be given in
the skating rink on the evening of nine
20th tender the auspices of the minket
club, promisee to be an exceptionally
fine one ; Mr, Ramsay, of Toronto, and
other musicians of note are to take part.
At a meeting of the directors of the
Western Fair, among those appointed
judges on horses were :—Oonoh, D. Mo.
Intosh, Brumfield ; roadsters, Oliver
Johnston, Clinton ; Olydeedalee, S.
Smillie, Hansen ; heavy draughts, J. E.
Blacken, Clinton, They are all good
men, who are thoroughly posted on horse
pointe.
Goderieit.
The buildings in Harbor Park have
been painted,
888 tiokots were sold at the station for
the Guelph excursion.
Early closing has been adopted by
many of our business men.
Several ears of oak timber for the els.
voter name from Muskoka.
The base ball club will play the St.
Marys team here on July let.
Three bands at Goderioh on Dominion
Day—Goderioh, Luoknow and Clinton
8.A.
County Ooanaillor Hays, has over 260
)lead of prime arable on the Maitland
F ails reserve.
About 70 men are employed on the
new elevator, and this number may be
doubted insiio ten Jaye.
Waterloo etreet is being boulevnrdod
and when finished it will be a groat )m•
pr8vement to the neighborhood.
The old 1/ae111B 011 the Square are being
it 'B said 1a will be made
filled n and 1 d e
grotto -like, and filled with fermi and
enitable flowers.
The town authorities have posted
notices forbidding bathing within the
town limits nnloss bathers are clothed in
proper bathing ooetume.
Alex. Maher has rooeived 20 sanctions
for century rune and some day soon will
head a band of 20 0yol)010 in the attempt
to nraite the century run.
141, A. Buchanan, a pupil of the Code.
rich Collegiate Inetitute, stood first in
modern languages in the first year at the
recent UniVsreity examinations.
Maitland Lodge No. 88, A. F. & A. al.,
wilt celebrate the Feetival of St. John the
Baptist, by attending St. George's church
on Sunday, June 20113, at 11 a. In.
At the regular lneetMg of Maitland
Lodge No. 88, A. F. & A. M., Immediate
Peet Master Albx. Ohry0tal was pee0eet-
ed with a solid gold past master's jewel.
Henry Either, 112. P. P., was in town
on Tuesday of last week and maimed
the )land lire engine for the village of
Grafton, The tort was held at the
doolt, and the Anion thrown mime up to
the requirements.
Two of the elevator employees fell inlet
the harbor while wonting on the crib
Tuesday afternoon of Inst weep, but they
wort soon hauled out, and a day rarely
pa00o0 without one or more going thnoagln
the same performance.
TILE BRUSSELS POST
Thanks to the indefatigable efforts and
the deep inte'oet taken in the youth of
1)111 town by Mee. MAI 11lienddy Alms
Goode and where, the department of
Loyal Toni peraun" Legi0u work has been
organized. The first meeting was held
on 1itturday, 11111 bust, After listening
to a taut upon the iniluonoo of swearing
and the use of toba000 and elcoltolio
drinks, 28 boyo and girls placed their
8igna1ar00 to the triple pledge.
W itti:lesein.
'Intended for last woelt.l
Thirty.three members of Wingham
lodge of Knights of the Maoeab000 drove
over to Corrio 0.1 Sunday last to attend
church in company with the Uorrie
lodge,
"Little Mach" owned by 'l4nos, 13011 S:
Son, Wingbam, went again at Stratford
races on Saturday last. There were six
entries in the three minute pane, The
rain was so heavy that the third beat
oould not bo run,. "Little Mack" mane in
first in the drat and second beats, and the
puree wee divided between him and the
one taking second plane. Time 2.27.
MAnnree.—The following from a Bet.
talo paper will be of interest to Wing -
barrettes, as the bride was formerly a
resident of our town :--The marriage of
Martin L'oleton, of Geneva, to Kim Liz.
zip Patterson, of this pity, took plane at
the residenoo of Rev, Mr. Gosnell at 5 p.
m. After the 0eretno0y and receiving
oongratolatione aIr, and Mrs, Velotou
left for their home at Geneva, N. X.
CONCERT. — A fair sized audience
gathered io the Opera house on Friday
evening in attendance at Mise Hooghton'e
oonoert, Tne rendering of the "Jolly
1'ic•nee Patty" and the singing of the
children gave evidence of careful training.
The very little onos anted their parte ex-
cellently ; the Brownies too were up to
the mark. The c'Quizotio Quakers" was
also well rendered, and the sadness de-
pi0ted on soma of the ladies' fames as they
sang "No 0110 to love" was amusing.
Two HAPPY EVE/mi.—Not frequent do
an aged couple celebrate their Golden
Wedding on the same day that, a daugh-
ter takea upon herself the responsibilities
of married life. Stroh wee the case how-
ever on Thursday of last week, when
Ohae. Henderson and wife, of the Blue -
vale road, celebrated the aftieth anni•
smeary of their wedding day. On the
same evening, their youngest daughter,
Maggie, was joined in the bonds of we&
look to A. Hardy, Rev. T. West, of Blue -
vale, performing the marriage ceremony.
These two joyone events brought together
an assembly of over one hundred guests,
to oongratuiate the aged couple on safely
reaching thegolden anniversary, and al-
so to share in the festivities attendant
upon the marriage of the younger couple.
The numerous useful and beautiful pre0-
ants evidenced the good wishes enter-
tained for the young people just be.
ginning life's journey together.aether.
After
the ceremony, a very pleasant social
evening was spent.
I1lrnovE1IENTo.—The granolithio pave.
meat on the South side of John street has
been laid from Josephine street to Wil-
liam street, and the men are now working
on John street, Eeet of Josephine. Con-
siderable work is being done on Viotoria
street, where the bill near the Union
factory is being out down and the earth
used for grading and filling: A twelve
inch sewer drain is also being laid on
Victoria street. When this year's new
sidewalks are completed, Wingham will
have more pavement than any other
town of its size in Ontario, so far as our
knowledge extends. Thio year's work
will makeconsiderable improvement in
the town so far as sidewalks are concern•
ed, but these public works cannot be
married on without a heavy expenditure.
It speaks well for the enterprise of the
taxpayers, that they are willing to incur
the expense required. It may occur to
future councils that Wingham will soon
require something else beside pavements.
The extension of the water works system,
a few electric lights on the back etreebe,
and a proper system of Beware, will soon
be among the [lethal necessities of the
town. No doubt when these improve.
meets present themselves in the light of
ueoessities, our citizens will be equal to
the ocoasiou, and provide them.
PLYMOUTH
Bider Time
Wins the Gold Medal.
10 TONS in stock this week.
VV The best Twine and the
Best Prices in the market.
Plymouth Twine is prized
the Continent over for its purity,
evenness, length and strength.
I'Secure it early and save
ensue .
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Mo' -
AY
clk GO.
Buries and Wagons.
Always on hand and away down
in price to suit the times. I can
give you a boggy for the next two
months, second to none in the
town for either duality, finish or
style, for $8851. If you 'rant a
Buggy yon will find it to your
interest to call and see my stook
and you will say my statement
is Correct.
JA/O, 179/ NN,
CARRIAGE MAKER.
HAVE YOU
Looked in our
Show Window
Lately ? , •
Ha ye you read my Advertisement 7 Ilav
you glanced in our store to see the
New Dress Goods,
New T'riminings,
New Prints,
New Silk and Cotton Laces,
New Gloves, New Parasols,
New Skirtings,
New Cottonados ?
Everything New for Spring.
la the Grocery Department
You will find everything Fresh
in Canned Goods and at old Prices,
1'eae and Coffees a Speoialty,
Agent for Parker's Dye Works.
J. G. Skene.
MoLEOD'S
Systems. Renovator
—Ann MED—
TESTED REMEDIES
SPECIFIC AND ANTIDOTE
For Impure, Weak and Impoverished
Blood, Dyspepsia, Sleepleesneee, Palpita-
tion of the Heart, Liver Oomplaint,Nenr.
algia, Loss of Memory, Bronchitis, Con-
sumption, Gall Stones, Jaundice, Kidney
and Urinary Diseases, St. Vitus' Dance,
Female Irregularities and General De-
bility,
LABORATORY, GODERiCII, ONT.
J. M. MULEOD,
Prop. and Manufacturer,
80111 by Jas, Fox, Druggist, Itrns0010.
TAILORINC!
la, G. Richardson
Is prepared to do all kinds of
work in Ms lino.
Good Workmanship and
Good Fits Guaranteed.
LATEST STYLES.
Suits made for $4 and upwards.
"Shop In Garfield Block.
A. COUSLEY
Beal Estate 86 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 el Life Insurance Written.
Special Attention given to
Conveyancing.
A. COUSLEY,
Office over Deat1man's Drug Store,
BRUSSELS.
NEW
Ifitimpasppoimural .1.111•11
lltdlier
The undersigned has open-
ed up a Butcher Shop in the
Ma BMX, BEIM,
where he will keep constant-
ly on hand a supply of the
Best Meats Procurable, sold
at reasonable prices, A share
of public patronage solicited.
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. V V cfNisLYMi.h Y.
Meat delivered to all parts
of the town.
OAIIIII PAID 11018 MDlaga
A. thin oily fibre -food fluids:which
sinks into the pees leaving u
velvety burnishing film outside.
Rub this friction coat A
little, and Jo 1— a brilliant,
- lasting, lustre dawns
L2 through it.
Neither varnish, turpentines
nor wax, to parch leather or seal up its pores, in---
ER ,SHOE 01J5li
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Jno. Doweling, - Sole Local Agent.
SHINGLES
British Columbiii,
Iced Cedar Shingles
8ND--
North Shore
Pine and Cedar
FOR SALE AT THE
Brussels Planing Mills
Also Doors and Sash of all Pat
terns on hand or made to order
at Short Notice.
Eetimatee Furnished for all
kinds of Buildings. Workman.
ship and Material Guaranteed,
P. AMENT,
BRUSSELS
PUMP WORKS.
I with to inform the people of Brussels
and
surroundingdistrict that Ihave
pur-
chased the Pmp Business of JAMBS
BELL and will be found ready to attend
to all wants in either new work or repairs
at moderate priaee.
No better Pnmp in the market.
Order left at my chap or residence or
at P. SCOTT'S shop will be promptly
looked after.
I"Orders taken for the Digging of
Wells and Cisterns.
Gamer Green,
MILL STREET, • BRUSSELS.
1101101/1.
Cook's Cotton Boot Compound,
Is successfully used monthly by over
10,000Ladies, Safe, effectual. Ladled ask
druggist for Cook's Cotton' Root Un-
sound.
_yourno glake re other, os o. Mixtures, pine and
Imitations ox)No.11 and dandegrees
stro ]thus, Noli No. hoz; 2, mailed
recei stronger, per box. ent
i a omailed en receipt of price andI two a -sent
)tamps, The 2 of Und recommended y all
responsible Druggists in Canutemandod i y all
Noe. 1 and 2 sold 1� A. DBADMAN,
Druggist, Bookseller & 0)1110ian.
HONEY TO LOAN.
Any Amount of Money to Loan
on Farm or Village Pro-
perty at
6 & 6/ Per Cent., Yearly.
Straight Loans with privilege of
repaying when required.
Apply to
A. Hunter,
Division Court Clerk, Brussels.
PICOSI
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minion of Canada.
Who Makes Your Clothes?
WHY ?
E. C. DUNFORD,
TILE ONLY
High Class Tailor and Furnisher in Brussels.
LEADER IN
Worateds, Sages, Cheviots and Fine W000lone.
HATS for boys and men at popular prim, from 60o to 52.60.
NEOKWEAR—A11 the newest effects in Knots, Derbys, Bows and Flowing Ends,
SUSPENDERS that will hold yon forever.
In fact everything that man be found in a Bret-olaes Tailoring and Tarnishing
Establishment can be found here at prices to suit the times.
E, 0. DUNFORD.
DON'T READ THIS AO
And then throw
away this paper before yoa oonolude on are losing
good money bynot
baying Y
our DAIRY SUPPLIESPLIE
S from ne.W
We are
prepared to supply every person
with Dairy Dane
Pails, Mill; Pane and Tinware off all kinds at prime according to quality.
Graniteware of all kinds.Aram...—_
p [V� rl Havfng put in a stoop of Spades, 9h08010,
Ll V fJ a Forks, 8to., of the best quality we eolieit
your Patronage.
Paint Your House with the best weather and water
proof Paint in the market, We sell it.
Screen Doors and Windows on hand and made to order.
Tho best line of Cook Stoves to choose from.
Eiavetrow piing and Bepairila
promptly attended to.. , ..11►'
N. B.—Wait for our wagon, it will call on you for your truck in tt
few days.
Wilton & Turnbull