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;Nix 1, 1898
BUSINESS CARDS.
MONEY TO LOAN AT G 7IEib
wont, F.S. SCOTT, 13r008818.
11, Mea iAOKEN;`�-...��.
71 Y
Ismer OMNarriage Wampum. . OMoe
at Iris Ur Ooery,'1 nr11bOr1Y street, Brunets,
N. 113ARRETT,
• Tonsorial Artist^ Shop—Next door
south of A. af, McKay & Co'8 hardware store,
Ladles' and child re hair oohing a specialty
PIANO OR ORGAN,
blies Jean MoLauabliu, pupil of 0, T,,
AL
of Harris,
Hamilton, Ontario,010 Conserv-
atory
to give iihstruetlous to lupus on either
piano or organ. Spacial attention given
to 10lln10. Lessons given either at the
homes Of pupils or at teachers 'mune, Who
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM
1038)10A11003, •
FIRE AND MARINE,
GUELPH.
T. FLETCHER I
issue, of Marriage Licenses,
O o.rou AT JEWELal S'ranu.
No Witness Required.
T. FLETCHER, Brussels
A LEX. HUNTER,
tS. Olerlc of 1110 Fourth Division Cour
Co, Huron, Conveyancer, Notary Public
Land Loan and. Insurance' Agent. Fonds
Invested and to lotto • inGra am'sBlocic,BBen8Oolsua made
0Mae
AUCTIONEERS.
S. SCOTT AS AN AUOTION•
1.' • nun, will 0011 for better prions, to
bettor man, iu 000 time and less °barges
than any other Auatioueer in Beet Huron
or he won't charge anything. Dates and
or by personalapplication.g0(1 at this oplo0
VETERINARY.
T D. WARWICK,
5,1 • Honor Graduate of the Ontario
Veterinary 001)000, is prepared to treat all
(B0088es of domesticated animate lu a com-
petent Mannar, Partiouiar attention paid
t0 veterinary dentistry. Oa1)8 promptly at.
tended to. north of bridges 00 uunbo ry et,, Brussels.
lloore
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
VTM. SINOLAIR, BARRISTER
• Solicitor Conveyancer ,Notary Pub-
lic, &o. Otnoe_1Venst0ue's Block, 1 door
'
o
rof
Central. Flat Solicitor for the
north
Standard Bank,
!Y_F. BLAIR, BARRISTER,
•
��7ff Solicitor, &o. (late of Cerro), k
Prmnlfoot'e 011108, Godorich.) °Moe over
tr311Mtauk, Brussels.
loney to Loan; 47 •
MG'•. OAMEI1.ON,
• (Formerly of Cameron, Bolt &
Out, 011300—iluultlt0u St,and iaOpposite00 1,
borne Dotal.
MEDICAL CARDS.
J, A. M'NAUGHTON,
hI. D., C. IL, Trinity 'University, Fellow Triu-
ity'kIedioal College, Member College of Phy-
sicians and Surgeons, Ont. Licentiate of the
Royal College or
Ph sio1aus and Lieeradate
or Midwifery,
01ades, MlEdinburgh.
E. T. SNIDER,
M. D., 0. M., 000000000 to Dr, A. MoKeh'oy,
Li0Outtete of Royal college of Pbysioiane
and Surgeons, Kingston ; Member of the Col-
lege of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario.
Diseases of women and ohildron a specialty.
Blight years' experience. r—Oilloo and res-
idence that formerly (mouthed byDr.1)10-
Aolvey, Turnberry street, Brussels, 20•
DR. F. H. KALBFLEISCH,
Pnxs0OrA0, SUMMON ANn A0001)0r]EnR,
SUCCESSOR TO DR. W. GRAHAM,
BRUSSELS, - ONTARIO.
let Class Honor 610118ate of the Universi-
ties of Trinity (Toronto), Q0Oeu's (Kingston),
and of Trinity Medical College; Fellow of
Trinity Stedtoal College and member of the
College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontar-
io, Post Graduate Course in Detroit and
attention aid to Ms -
oases
Special o p
Uhio g , 1 ,die-
eases
oases of'W o, en. V. so andThroanal
1nd Women.
�ophone at lasideuce g
POARS FOB SERVICE.—'JHI
undersigned will keep for service, ou
Lot 0, Con. 5, Croy, a thoro' bract improved
Yorkshire boar and atho80' bred largo Eng-
lish Berkshire hog, Pedigrees may be seen
en ap 0300,1iou. 'perms, 81,00„to be paid at
time of service, with p111110ge of returning
if it emissary. Ait1`IOUa 81015Hrlotor.
'pULLS FOR SERVICE.—TILE
undersigned will Keep for service on
d Here-
there' bred Lot 10. Com 15,
Grey, the
.
there' bred Dur-
ham hull.
Also a
1 m bulb nota are exceptionally pail ane an•
Ia
1 yJun let
U0 laid
10018 'Parma v1 of to 1 ,
10011,.will privi LIpV 51 Ttliot I If ucooseary.
11.4 ULIVLtlt TUILNBPrOo
Proyrietor,
31tdbri. Aria' ioori?s Phosphodias,
Tho Great .Domicil .Remedy.
Sold and recommended by ai
druggists In Canada. Only reli
able medicine discovered. at
paokapa4 guaranteed to auto all
forms of Sexual weakness, all emits of alley
or 0x0088, Mental Worry, Excessive use of To,
bane, Opium or Stimulants. Mailed on receipt
of price, one paolca0011, six, 88. One 3(8115leas°,
150 Will cure. Pamphlets from to any address.
The Wood Company, Windsor, Out
Bold 30EDriggityBoo bolIoo&OY Dian.
aizfrict `eti35.
Mol dawv'Yo><�1C1►.
Statute Labor is now the order of the
day,
A wedding is expeoted in Oa near
future.
Gang Bros. are busily engaged in talc.
ing down and removing the 014 Proeby-
terinn church.
Geo. Brown has completed his barn
and active preparations are being mltde'
for raising Chas. Mitchell's.
Quito a number of our people attended
the exour0ion to theilfodol Farm, Guelph,
on Monday of last week, They report a
pleasant and profitable trip.
The Molesworth annual pie tile \vitt be
hold on July let in Jos. 119anz1WW' grove,
A free dinner will be given on the
greende, followed by an excellent pro-
gram, in which the performance of the
school children will form an attractive
and interesting feature, and local must.
col talent of no mean order will eon•
tribute to the general entertainment.
TM
IMPROVED YORKSHIRE
BOAR FOR SERVICE.
( tOo) t0]' service on
'ho (100. 51 1 s, I 1
Lot 20 (10ll. 0 moms, the thol•o'•brod Im•
proved Yorkshire hoer 'flak Lodge 14008•
1011001,” No, t1d80, bred by 3,1'1.13ra thou, Bur.
ford, to which a limited number of Woe will
b0 taken, Terms, S1.08,to be paid ratline
of service WW1 privilege of 1'060011101110080'
o00ary,
A member of choldo yGong 00w8 toraelo for
breeding 51101 0800 wl1ieh 01111 bo 00111 at
pr)oos to Butt the beanie,
Al•
1103, N1011gti, l'oopelotar,
Lulel3.no•w.
The Kinloss cemetery is iu a very de-
plorable condition.
Mrs. D. R. McIntosh left an Weduee.
day of last week fora trip to Duluth.
Some forty Luoknow)tos went to
Goderioh to hoar Godfrey's famous band.
Many of our re0der0 will be pleased to
learn that a movement is on foot here to
have the usual annual Sottish games.
J. U. MoWatero, of Watford, has 0e
cured from Hay Bros., of Listowel, the
oontreot for the erection of their new
power grain elevator at Luoknow station.
The members of No. 8 Company of
Volunteers from this village left by the
eight o'oloals train on Tuesday morning
of last week for the brigade Damp at
Walkerton.
The membere of Old Light Masonic
Lodge in this village attended service in
the English church on Sunday morning
at 11. o'olook, when a special sermon was
pr80017ed to them by Rev. Bro. W. L.
Armitage, of All Sainte' church, Teter-
boro.
The news received hereof the death of
Mrs. \Volker, widow of the late Rev. Jno.
Walker, at Mt. Brydges, was a sad our -
prime to the many friends of the family
in this vicinity. The remains were in.
tarred in the St. Thomas remelery. D.
O. Taylor and John Hildred, of Look -
now, attended the funeral.
A few days since J)55b'l'aybm, distrlat
a1"Et for the (kE(h+d(uttiva life Assoc'.
ego)), had the pleasure of handing 10
John Acheson, of Goderioh, to cheque for
over 86,800, which wee a matured endow-
ment 10 the above popular company, and
which figured out it good inveotment,
iudepondeot of the elate being carried.
131,o'1h.
Itev.'T, E. Higley attended 111e Synod
at London lest week.
The evening service at Trinity ohurab
now commune at 8.10.
Reeve Wilford was visiting with
friends in Halton County,
John Kelly Is building a briolf kitchen
to hie r001de000 on Icing street. -
42 meeio•loving citizens from Blyth
ton!( in the Dan. 0041)0y Bond concert
at Goderioh.
The road grader has been at work on
some of Illyth'o Aieets, and a great im-
provement is noticeable, oopeoially on
Queen and Dinelev streets.
A horse belonging to J. B. Tierney, ran
away from the Commeroial hotel stab lee.
It broke loose from the buggy but the
on ly damage done was to the harness.
Chief Davis, who had been dangerous-
ly ill with appendioitie during the past
weak, died nu Sunday horning and \vas
buried on Tuesday, under the direction
of the Maccabee Older.
On a repent evening Rev. T. E. 'Higley,
rector ; J. B. Tierney and J. W. Bell,
church wardone, followed by the majority
of the members and adherents of Trinity
church, marched to the Commercial
Hotel, where they presented Mia% Allis
Emig(], organist, with a beautiful gold
ohain and jewel case, a000mpeuied by an
address. Mr. Emigh made a few ap-
propriate remarks, thanking the donors
for the kindness they had shown Miss
Allis, after which Mrs, Emigh invited
all present to the dining room where a
very pleasant time was spent in partak-
ing or toothsome delicacies.
Exeter.
Exeter firemen pia•nioked at Grand
Bend.
While practising at lacrosse Charles
Flyndman bad one of his fingers badly
bruised.
L. Hardy is shipping o large amount
or rid a timber from hero to the vioinity
of Komoka where he has aeaurod the con -
brad for a number or bridges.
The other night some mean thief en-
tered Samuel Sandera' garden and stole a
dozen or more fine tomato planta which
had been sot oat only a few days before.
The largest strawberry we have ever
seen t0 our recollection, was that banded
us by Miss Ida Gould, it weighing over
an ounce.
Ed. Dignan met with an aooident
which might have Dost him bis life. He
was taking a short pleasure ride and
when near Devon, running at a pretty
good rate of speed, he woe thrown from
his wheel, his head coming in contact
with a atone which rendered him unoon-
001050 for several hours.
The grain store bouneof the estate of
Dannoey eb Brown was sold by public
auction and was purchased by W. H. Le -
vett for A. J. Rollins. Mr. Rollins has
also purahaeed Mr. Dauncey'e residence
on Main street, and hue deoidetl to oon•
tinge to reside here, and take a plane on
the market to porobase grain.
H. E. Pan!, who has been ledger•keep•
er in the Matson Bank ;here for several
months, has been removed to Woodatook
6o occupy a similar position in the bank
there, end has left for that place. The
menu here will be filled by a dlr. Shan-
non, of Goderiah.
CJlinto]u.
Some of the grain fields in the vioinl65
of Clinton are painted yellow instead of
green.
W.Oudn]ore le shipping a couple of
earetof bay. Ile says ho is going out
of this business.
Clinton lawn bowlers were three shote
behind in a series of friendly matches in
Kincardine on Friday. Snore, 70 to 87.
The dry goods dealers have all agreed
to close np their stores at 6 p. m. every
evening except Saturday from July let
to September let.
J. B. Hoover has purchased the resi-
dence of Inspector Robb be has secur-
ed a very comfortable and cosy dwelling
at a reasonable price.
The Ontario Street Church has ap-
pointed Rev, B, Clement a delegate to
attend the Provincial Temperance Con-
vention at 'Potent°, July 6th.
Mice White left for Philadelphia, from
which point she expecte to go to Ocean
Grove for the Seminar. She ea10111ates
to be away two or three years ab least.
The municipal clerks of the oounty
met in the Clouted' Chamber, Oliuton, on
Tuesday and Wednesday of Chis week
for the consideration of =Here that
relate esa
'a
1Y to their department of
Work.
Two_ (enthe
fenders ore revalued by
Were
Connell for digging and onr11in6 a well at
the cattle pens, and the contract was
awarded to Jae, Ferguson, bio tender of
70o. per foot for first 10 feet and a rise of
No. for eaob additional 10 feet being con-
sidered the lowest,
The other day, while at work on the
house of Ilugli Roes, Henry Stevens ao-
oidoutally fell from a scaffold head first,
and alighting on his head and ohocldero,
woe stunned and severelyeatlen np. We
are pleased to know that 0011)1ng more
serious rcenitod, as it was a 30310(oww ea.
cape,
S. S. Cooper has re -commenced work
on the Slavoly building. A petition for
the removal of the building to another
lot has been welt signed, and will be duly
considered, To comply with the letter
of the petition will entail considerable
outlay. for new • plane will ahavo to be
eootu'ed, the contractor re•imbureod, and
a lot purohaeod,
S. Halstead is driving a sorrel horse
that has seen many years of faithful
servioo, and still 800000 to be good for
several more, 16 was owned originally
by the late John S1aph8n0ou,, of the Lon-
don road, and passed £tom lire posee00ion
to that of IL Piumetool, and subsequent-
ly to its present owner. Tt is nearly 80
years Of ago,
L :stow el.
The baud has been ougagod to Way at
Knox church social, Gleuallen, July 1st,
Rev. 11Ir,. Cleft, of Thorndale, oondnoted
the services in Christ church on Sunday
last, morning and evening.
A quoit oltib with a membership of
40 has been formed by the hands at the
piano faotory. The Linke are laid out on
the factory lot adjoining.
About 20 members of Court Listowel
drove over to Atwood on Sunday and
joined the Atwood brethren in attending
service at the Methodist church there, and
listened to au excellent sermon by Rev.
Bro. MoBain.
Rev. H. W. Jeanes, rotor of Christ
church, was in London last week attend•
ing the annual meeting of Huron Synod.
Mrs. Jeanie a000mpanied him. They
spent a week visiting old parishioners
and friends at Thorndale.
Italians, with their
aggregation f Ital w
The o
monkeys and bears, finally left town for
the coast, having been billed through by
Tioket Ageub Hacking for $800. They
went by train to Owen Sound, thence to
Duluth, by boat, and taking there the
Northern Paeifie to the coast.
A Dietriot meeting of the I. 0. 0. F.
was held in the. Odd Fellows' Ball in this
town on Tuesday of last week, which
was attended by a large delegation of
members from the different lodges in the
district, and was also honored with the
presence of Grand Master Young, of
Thameeford.
Meyers flouring mill has been closed
down and all the old machinery removed.
The new machinery with which the mill
will be refitted throughout has arrived,
and the millwrights are now at work
plaoiog the same. The wooden ebruoture
at the front of the mill is being torn
down preparatory to building a new stone
and brink addition.
The Coanoii has instructed Oonetable
Bartley to notify residents of the town to
have the trees in front of their proper.
ties, both on the streets, and where over-
hanging the sidewalks, trimmed so as to
improve lighting the streets, so far as
eau be done withoub injuring the ap-
pearance of the trees ; also to have them
trimmed up so that the lower branobes
will not interfere with travel on the side-
walk.
It is aatisfaotory to notice that the
delay in getting to work on granolibhio
walks will speedily come to an end, and
that a considerable etretoh of new walks
will be laid down this season. Tenders
are now noted to build granolibhio
walks on the South side of Mein street
i
East and West
to the limits its of the car.
paragon, or thereabouts, also on the
east 0ide of M111 street to Elmo street,
and on Pitman and Victoria street, east
to Penelope.
THE BRUSSELS POST
Uuron'•l Seotlieh plper0, Dan. McKay,
of Kllltail, who hen often gladdened the
ofd chieftain's heart by hie stirring bag-
pipe arable, and the eeleaticue on otrlug
matrmnont0 by the Inembere of the
Hollerith Mnolool Society, Besidee
those already mentioned there were
present also 6110 Mayor of Godorich, the
County Crown Attorney, Ira A. Lewis,
who is probably one of the oldest Bald-
win Reformers in Ontario, H, E. Moore,
of Kingeton, Jae, Smith, W. Coates and
W. J. Paisley, of Clinton, A. Lamont, of
Mount Forest, W, T. Pollow, of Mount
Forest, and many others. The pleasant
evening was ended with "God save the
Queen," in which 011 joined to the leader-
ship of the pipes.
GoderiCir.
M. 0. On0Eao' BANQUETTEE.---Tse
oitizene of the town veil leading repre-
Bentatives from all parts of West Huron
assembled Wednesday night of last week
to bangnet and address his Honor, 1M. C.
Cameron, Lieutenant -Governor of the
Northwest Territories. The gathering
was ono of the largest and most entknei.
ostia of its kind ever brought together
in Huron. After It lnagnifloeut supper
in the British Hotel banquet hall, where
nearly 880 guests sat down, the National
Anthem waw rung, and the chairman,
Barrister Pro1dfoot, proceeded to read a
highly complimentary address to his
i to nt• over-
' 11 the Len na G
Hauer, to whlo
's happiest ef•
'n ono
o f 1 u
ed i
nor replied rr
r
forte reviewing his long
resfdeuoa here,
his connection with matters local and
political, and thanking his friends for 80
magnificent a banquet. He was parbicn-
larly pleased in observing that the 000a -
Bion brought together not only the old
stalwarts who fought side by aide with
him in many a political encounter, but
also his good friends the Conservatives,
who nobly 00)000 forward now to do him
honor upon his preferment to the poei,
tion he now minuted. To.nigbt all
politioal feelings bad evidently taken a
back seat, and the Kindliest w)ehe0 and
hand.ehakee from both parties were in-
deed his friends, and he hoped to live to
merit 00 Opoetemeona a go0(1.1150 from.
moll warm friends, The usual toast
list was taken op, beginnieg with "The
Queen and Prince of Wales" John
MoMitlan, 1\T.P., J. T. Garrow,
and 1M, Y. MoLoaul of San forth, replied
to the toast of"Our Dominion and
Local Il0neee," Short eddreeses were
also made by B. 11olmo0, of Clinton,
Judges Masson and Doyle, E. Campion,
J.lt. Shannon, ilorace 11011015 .and A.
Saunders, of Goderioh ; Reeve McKee.
ski and J. L- Grant, of Aehiiold ; lIogh
Gllvin, L, 1L Morris, or Colborne, and
Geo. Molywan, of Denten, the warden
of Dom, and others. The addressee
were intereper0ed with mink by ono of
CT' oro 840,
Merin Spotton, B. A., went to Smith's
Falba last week on bneiness.
Ed. Wright, of Oxford, Iklioh., 10 re-
newing aagnaintanoes in town,
No. 8 Company of the 1113rd Battalion
loft on Tuee(lay morning of last week for
the London Camp.
A union pie nio of school sections 10
and 18 was held on Saturday, 25th, in
John Maguire'e bush, lot 4, eon 4.
Onrr.—It is our painful duty to record
the death of John 13, Day, which ocourred
about half peat twelve on Mouths), morn•
Ing of last week, from that great destroy-
er, consumption. He had been sick for
several years, at times getting better and
thea worse, until some mouths ago, when
he begun to fail rapidly, until his epirit
took its flight to that brighter and better
world. The funeral tool( plane on 'Wed-
nesday afternoon, and wee o very large
one, It waw oondnoted by the A. 0. U.
W., of which deceased was a member.
300x50)1 Do' IN Goma—The Jubilee
oelebrstlon on Wednesday of lost week
proved to be a great enemies, as does all
such undertakings in Gorrie, if favored
with fine weather. Promptly at the
hour appointed, the two masquerade pro.
ueasions, which were! to open the day's
sports, started from their reepeotive
barracks and joined forces at the corner
of Viotoria and John streets, and then
paraded the principal streets of the vil-
lage. The show was well gotten up and
reflects groat credit on those who had ite
management in hand. The game of foot-
ball between the Gorrie Rangers and the
Listowel Shamrooke was a close and ex-
citing game. Although our boys had
made up their minds to put up the best
game in their power, it was expected that
the visiting team would have an easy
victory ; but when time was palled, it was
a tie, neither teams having snored a goal.
In the quoit pitching, A. Doan took 1st ;
J. Hammond, 2nd ; and R. Bleak, 8rd.
In the bioycle race, there were seven en-
tries, Owing to the very heavy wind,
very poor time was made, G. Fletcher,
of Clifford, carried off let money ; D.
Kaake, of Wroxeter. 2nd ; and R. Boguee,
of Listowel, Ord. The bicycle
parade
was not what it should Have been very
few of the town bioyoliets taking part.
Wroxeter, however, was well represented.
The prize for the beet outfit was award•
ed to R. J. Andieon, and the oomia was
won by R. Crawford. The base ball
match wee a very good exhibition of
Unole Sam's national game. Brussels
took the lead, but in the aeoond and third
innings, Clifford pulled up, and for a
time it looked as if they were going to
win, but they fall back, and Brneeele
came out ahead by a score of 15 to 6. In
the trap shooting contest, A. Young ear.
tied off let prize ; W. Hammond, 2nd ;
and R. Blow, 8rd. The lacrosse game
between Wingham and Luoknow came
off aa advertised, and it was the first time
our National game was ever played in
Gorrie. Although it was well contested,
and some fine playing was done, it did
not stir up much enthusiasm. Soore, 8
to 1, in favor of Wingbam. The Clifford
braes band rendered music for the day.
In the evening, the E. L. of C. E. held a
lawn social on the church grounds. A
varied program woe given. .Miss Stew-
art, of Harrieton, rendered some whist-
ling solos. Prooeede over $26.
An old man named Tburloy fell off a
Book at Barrie and was drowned.
Robert Blyth, a Guelph township
farmer, was badly gored by a Short born
bull.
PLYMOUTH
s ■
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1 el
Wille
Wins the Gold Medal.
10
TONS in stock this week.
The best Twins and the
Leat Prices in the market.
Plymouth Twine is prized
the Continent over for its purity,
evenness, length and strength.
t"S
eCnrO it early and save
money.
clEAY
". CO.
Buggies and Wagons.
Always on hand and away down
in price to suit the times. I can
give you a buggy for the next two
months, second to noire in the
town for Dither duality, finish or
style, for $65, If yon want a
Boggy you will find it to your
interest to call and see lily stook
and you will say my statement
is correct,
dii/O. WYNN
Canton 1ViARl1t,
NAVE YOU
Looked in our
;; Show Window
Lately ? . .
Have you read my Advertieemeot ? Hay
you glanced in our store to 1100 the
New Dress Goods,
New Trimmings,
New Prints,
New Silk and Cotton Laces,
New Gloves, New Parasols,
Now Shirtings,
New Cottonades ?
Everything New for Spring.
In the Grocery Department
Yon will find everything Fresh
in Canned Goode and at old Prime.
Teas and Ooffeee a Speoialty.
Agent for Parker's Dye Works.
J. G. Skene.
MCL S'OD'S
System Renovator
—AND 0111ER—
TESTED REMEDIES
SPECIFIC AND ANTIDOTE
For Impure, Weak and Impoverished
Blood, Dyapepeia, Sleepleesaese, Palpita-
tion of the Heart, Liver Complaiot,Ne0r.
algia, Lose of Memory, Bronchitis, Con-
sumption, Gall Stones, Jaundice, Kidney
and Urinary Diseases, St. Vitus' Dance,
Female Irregularities and General De-
bility,
LABORATORY, GODERICH, ONT.
J. M. MOLEOD,
Prop. and Manufacturer.
Sold by Jae, Fox. Druggist, Brussels.
TAILORING!
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.
t "S11op in Garfield Block.
A. COU.SLEY
Real Estate & Loan
AGENT, BRUSSELS,
Money to Loan on Farm Secur-
ity at the Lowest Rate
of Interest.
Money ' Loaned on 'Notes and
' counted.
good Notes Discounted. Sale
Notes a Specialty.
Fire c& Life Insurance Written.
Special Attention given to
Conveyancing.
A. GOUSLEY,
OOioe over Deadman's Drug Store,
BRUSSELS.
NEW
The undersigned has open-
ed up a Butcher Shop in the
SMi SLOCX, MIEN,
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.
Meat delivered to all parts
of the town,
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SHINGLES
British Columbia
Red Cedar Shingles
attn.—
North Shore
Pine and Cedar
FOB SALE AT THE
Brussels Planing Mills
Liao Doors and Sash of all Pat
terns an hand or made to order
at Short Notice.
Estimates Farniehed for ell
kinds of Buildings. Workfnan-
ship and Material Guaranteed.
P. AMENT.
BRUSSELS
PIMP WORKS.
I wteh to inform the people of Brneeele
and eurroundiog district that I have pur-
chased the Pump Business of JAMES
BELL and will be found ready to attend
to all wants in either new work or repairs
at moderate prices.
No better Pump in the market.
Order left at my shop or residence or
at P. SCOTT'S shop will be promptly
looked after.
M'0rdere taken for the Digging of
Wells and Cisterns.
Gomer Green,
MILL STREET, • BRUSSELS.
Cooke Cotton Root Compound
be eneoeeefully used monthly by over
10,000 Ladies. Safe, effectual. Ladies ask
your druggist for Cock's C•ttoa Root Com-
posed. Take no other as all Mixtures, pills and
tnitstione are dangerone. Prise, No, 1, 51 per
box; No. 8,1:0 degrees stronger, 50 per box, No.
1 or 2; mailed en receipt of price and two 3.eent
stamps. The Oook Oompaay,wind8or Ont,
re�neibbe Druggists in Coneds nonded ilp all
Nos, 1 and 2 sold in 13ruoeole by
0, A, DEAD101AN,
Druggist, Bookseller & Optician.
HONE/ TO LOAN.
Any Amount of Money to Loan
on Farm or Village Pro.
party at
6 & 631 Per Cent., Yearly.
Straight Loans with privilege of
repaying when required.
Apply to
A. Hunter,
Division Covert Clerk, Brussels.
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Who MakesYour Clothes?
WHY?
E. C. DUNFORD,
THE ONLY
High Class Tailor and Furnisher in Brussels.
LEADER IN
Worsteds, Bargee, ae, Cheviots and Fine W
000lens.
HATS for boys and men at popular prices, from 600 to $2.50.
NECKWEAR—All the newest effects in Knots, Derbys, Bows and Flowing Ends.
SUSPENDERS that will hold you forever.
In fact everything that eau be found in a first -elan Tailoring and Furnishing
Establishment oan be found here at prime to suit the times.
E. O. DUNFORD.
DON'T READ THIS AD
And then throw away this per before you conclude you
are losing
good money by not buyingyour
DAIRY SUPPLIES
from u0. W° 000
prepared to supply every person with Dairy Gans
Pails, Milk Pane and Tinware off all kinds at prices aoomsding to quality,
Gran iteware of all kinds.
HARD VVA' ,LJHaving put in a stook of Spades, Shovels,
• Forks, do., of the best quality we solicit
your Patronage,
Paint Your House with the best weather and water
proof Paint in the market. We sell 1t.
Screen Doors and Windows on hand and made to order.
'the best lino of Cook Stoves to choose from.
.gaVetraZdhiMg and Bepairili
pr O7npay attended o. „_,,,,iAt-
N. B.—Wait for our wagon, it will call on you for your truck in s,
few days.
Wilton & Turnbull