The Brussels Post, 1898-7-8, Page 5JULY S, 1898
BUSINESS CARDS.
MONEY TO LOAN AT 5 PER
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Ladle Wand0l)Udr0nshairouLLiuga ooltlty
'YPIAN 0 OR OItOA.N.
1 rales Joan Matnnol lin,Plt In of 0, L,
[, Harris, Musical
Doctor, of the Conserv-
atory
Ua serv-
ata•) 00Music, 11 tun llton, Cord
ata, i
g pro.
piano give Li,a to pupils on either
tonna 01organ. Special m46eitgiven
to 10111110. Lessons given either
at 1110
1 h .01
lout es of pupils or at teachers name,
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ROBERT CUNNINGHAM
mattock, •
FIRE AND MARINE,
GUELPH.
T. FLETCHER
Issuer of Marriage Licenses,
OFFICE AT wnL11Y Sronz.
t:No Witness Required.
T. FLETCHER, Brussels
ALEX. IIUNTP,R,
Clerk of the Fourth Division Ooux
00. Huron. Conveyancer, Notary Public
Land Loan and In0urence Agent. Funds
OUloe inG to
Block,Drtu0selena mode
AUCTIONEERS.
� S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION -
A.• 111sn, will sell for bettor prions, to
Dotter mon is ass onto and leas charges
thou any other Auctioneer in Past Duron
or be won't obnlge anything., Doles nod
orders can 'always be arranged at title officio
Or by personal application.
VETERINARY.
D. WARWI011,
ey • Honor Graduate of the Ontario
at
diseases of College.01101iatucl nimalsared ainta oom-
patent manner. 7001108lar attention paid
to veterinary dentistry. cal la pren1.Lly et•
tennorted to. th of bridgeC PUlllberlY st ,yBrUSsele0 and Inrmar—Four d001'n
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
VVI M. SINOLAIR, BARRISTER
• Solicitor, Convey'ancer,NotaryPub-
noiLh of Central Roto oi.o Solicitor 1 door
for the
Staudanl Bank.
(1.F. BLAIR, BARRISTER,
•
VI • solicitor, fin. (late of Gnrrow &
Proudloot's 01110e, 0odorich,) 0Mee over
Giltlos & Smith's Ban11, Brussels. 41
Money to Loon.
xi- G. CAMERON,
til• (Formerly of Cameron, Bolt &
Cameron,) 13 arrister and Solicitor, Goderioh,
Out. Omoo—HOmiltou 6t., Opposite Ool
borne Hotel,
MEDICAL CARDS.
J. A. M'NAUGHTON,
AI, D„ 0. M., Trinity Uniyereity, Fellow Trio -
Hy Medical College, Member College of Phy.
eioious and Surgeons, Ont. Licentiate of the
lioyal College el Physicians and Licentiate
of Midwifery, led1nbnrgh. 1L -Telephone
N o.14. Residence, Mill St., Brussels.
E. T. SNIDER,
M. D., 0. M„ successor to Dr. A. McKelvey,
Licentiate of Royal College of Physicians
and Surgeons, Kingston ; Member of the Col -
logo of Pnysicinns and Surgeons of Ontario.
Diseases of women and children a spooial1y,
Bight yours' experience. f.-011100 and reg.
ideue0 that formerly 00cupied by Dr. Me-
Xolvoy,'L'urnborry street, Brussels, 20 -
DR. F. H. KALBFLEISCH,
PII7SICIAN, MORON AND AC001O1ILIIR,
SUCCESSOR TO DR. W. GRAHAM,
BRUSSELS, - ONTARIO,
let Oleos Honor Graduate of the Universi-
ties of Trinity (Torou to), Queen's (Kingston),
and of Trinity Medical Collage; Follow of
Trinity Medical College and member of the
College of Physlciaus and Surgeons of Ontar-
io. host Graduate Course in Detroit and
Ohleago,1800. 8110110,1 attention paid to dis-
eases of Tye, Har, Tose and Throat, and dis-
easesof Women. 1.3'oonenitation to 17ug-
lisb and Gunton. Telephone at residence.
'BOARS FOR SERVICE.—TIIE
undersigned will keep for service, on
Lot 5, Oon. 6, Croy, a thoro' bred improved
Yorkshire boar and a tboro' bred largo Bug.
Bah Berkshire hog. Pedigrees 0119 be aeon
on application. Terms 61.00,;to bo paid et
time of service, with privilege of returning
if mammary. AttT1Ul1 SMITH
10.1* Proprietor.
BULLS FOR SERVICE,--TIIE
undersigned will hoop for service on
L' bred Here-
ford 10,bull
° 16 Gee. the thaxo b n
fortWore'trod Dur-
r ball. P1011, Alan a 11
Der-
ham bull. Both are exceptionally paid lino a
1800 privilege
lof to be mid Jan, lot,
, 6 1
143. wick pliviofETURNB if necessary,
11.1 OLIVERL1TU1tN11Prop
Proprietor,
Afore. Afton, yr 000'0 Phosphodble,
The Great Lcnglfxk 110»0015(/.
Sold and recommended by al
drnggiste in Canada. Only reli
able mediolne discovered. eta
packages guaranteed to cure all
forms of Sexual Weakness, all effects of shoat
or excess, Mental Worry Ii1xoossive use of To,
bead, Opium or Stimulants. Mailed on receipt
0f 50106, 0110 paokage $1, six, 55. One 0111510500
(1ztaa10011.0, Pamphlets free to any addreet.
Tito Wood Companp, Windsor, Ont,
Sold in n remote by G, A, DHADMAN,
D runlet, 13ookoollen & 01,1101011,
IMPROVED YORKSHIRE
BOAR FOR SERVICE.
The undersigned will keep for sorvioo on
Lot 20 Oon. (1 Morris, the tha00'•b1od fin -
proved Yorkshire Boar, 'Oak Lodge Long-
fellow," No, 8480, bred by X,17, lirethous, Bur.
ford, 10 which a Mailed Number Of sows will
be Wien. Tories, 81.00, tc bo paid tat time
of service with privilege of returning If ma-
mmary,
eo�0ooyy
lcigi1aiorlftbelilg115cieewlw1lod a
prl00q0 to snit the Ones.
21` 310137. 1NICI.IOfa Proprietor.
i t r tli
twirler.
Mies Elton liuesoll lufb on 'Tuesday of
last week for Dauphin, Man„
Atr0, Thee, Pierce and A'Irs, Mose 15500
1110 gurgle nE friends in Ethel.
Rev. R. 7. Garbutt, L. L. 13„ the now
Methodist pastor, arrived in town last
week.
Geo. Barber is oreoting an addition to
his residence on Martin and Wellington
streets,
Jno. W. Toner, who line been
at'ond-
'0
g the Central Bueino0s (/allege, Strat•
ford, boo returned home,
1), L, Morten is enlarging hie mei-
deuce on Wellington and Martinareas
by the addition of a kitchen.
Iiev. (alhmart and (laughter, of (linna4ti, Ohio„ aro at present 111 town, the
guests of Postmaster Perkins.
J. E. Hunt returned on Monday of
last weak, from Manitoba, where the had
been with a oar load of horns.
Airs, Rev. A. B. Varney left on Wed•
needay morning of last week for Elm.
vale, to attend the bedside of her aged
father, John 0100110. The old gentle-
man is very ill, sad as he is over 88
years of age, very alight hopes are enter.
tained for his recovery,
Rev, Jno. S. Fisher left on Monday of
last weak to take his charge ab Lambeth.
During their three years' residence at
Gerrie the rev. gentleman and his
amiable partner mado many lasting
frieude, who will always be pleased to
hear of their continued prosperity.
Riding bioyoles on sidewalks is forbid-
den in Blyth. The fine is $5.00.
Mrs. 11. S. Hays and children, of Sea -
forth, are visiting at the residence of
Wm. Shane.
Mre, 10. W. Kernngbnn and baby, of
Detroit, are visiting at the residence of
the formor'e brother, T. •7. Huaketep,
Bev. T. E. Higley will preach a ser-
mon to the Orangemen in Trinity church,
Blyth, on Sunday, July 10th, at 8 p. m.
Mrs. Joseph Taman, sr., has returned
from n three weeks' visit bo her daugh-
ter, Mee. W. 7i. Irwin, at Albion, Mich„
Afire. 11. D. Dunbar, of Hillsboro,
Texas, is at present paying to lengthy
visit to her parents, Hugh Manuarrie
and wife.
SUDDEN Dzrrlr.—A sod and sudden
death took plane in Blyth on Monday
afternoon of last week, about 5 o'clock,
when 11[re. B. L. Tanner was called to
her heavenly borne without n moment's
warning. Deceased, along with her
daughter, Mrs. Powell, had only it few
minutes before called at the home of the
late Chief Davis and was returning to
her own home when the sad event hap-
pened. She was alone at the time, Mre.
Powell having parted with her just a
moment before. When Mrs. Tanner ar-
rived at the corner opposite her own
home she remarked to Thos. Crawford,
who was passing, that she bad a terrible
pain about her heart. The words were
uo sooner uttered when she threw up
both hands and sank to the sidewalk
—dond. Willing hands soon oarried her
home and medical aid was sent for, but
the vital epnik bad fled from the body
that only a few moments before appear-
ed full of life and vigor. The doctors
pronounced the cause of death heart
failure. Deceased wits in the 08th year
of her age, and bad always enjoyed good
health for one of her years, and had
never made any complaints about her
heart troubling her. She was a resident
of Blyth for the past ten years and made
many friends by her cheery, kindly dis-
position. Before ooming to Blyth she
resided in Alvinston, and was the widow
of the late Jahn Tanner, who died in
1884. She leaves behind to mourn her
loss three sons and three daughters,
viz ;-0. E. Tanner, Sarnia ; P. W. Tan-
ner, Stratbroy ; and Dr. 3. A. Tanner,
Blyth ; Mre. Thompson, Attica, Indiana;
Mrs. Luoae, Toronto ; and Mre. Powell,
Blyth, and several grandchildren. Tee
funeral took plane at 3.60 p. m, on Tues-
day, from her late home to the G. T. R.
station, and from there the body was
taken to Warwick, her old home, and
buried in the family p101 on Wednesday
afternoon. Previous to the funeral leay.
ing her home here, Rev. T. E. Higley,
rector of Trinity ohuroh, of which de-
ceased was an honored member, eon -
ducted a short service.
Loa cltnovv.
Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Hall and family
have left for their new ohargo at the
Nile. •
The Orangemen at Luakaow and visit.
ing brethren will attend service in the
English church on Sunday, July 10th, at
11 a. tn.
Rev, John Loaroyd, of St. Mary's, the
new minister cosigned to the church
hero, preached in the Methodist oburch
on Sunday.
A couple of praobical furniture men
were in the village looking over the plant
of the Central Lrnrcituro Co. with a view
of purchasing the factory.
The Odd Fellows' pic•nio to the Black
Horse Lake on Friday last was one of
the most enjoyable affaire ever hold at
this beautiful pleasure resort.
41 pupils from Luoknow and the sur-
rounding townships were writing at the
Entrance examinations
to the High
echooi last week eek in the school hare.
Mre. Wallwin
Rev, I. 13. Wallwin, and M s
and children ]eft by the early train on
Thursday moriing of last week foe their
future home in Leamington. There was
a large crowd of Mende at the station to
see them off.
Walter Stewart, of Luoknpw, has been
awarded the contract for erection of the
new mann for Rev.11. Fairbairn atiDun•
inon. Amount of lding is to be mpletedton Dor I
bef
butore
Nov. let, 1808.
A large number of invited friends
spent a very pleasant evening at the
residence of T. S. and Mre. Reid, Boss
street, in this village, on Friday evening,
June 21611, it being the anniversary of
their .fiver wedding. The happy couple
were the r 010(10nt0 of many bonutiful
and useful gift0. After partaking of the
good things provided, the company ad•
journal with beat wishoefoe a long and
happy life in years to dome.
Tho oornor•etone of the county of Brune
House of Refuge was laid at Walkerton
on friday, Jae 241h, with attractive
military services, Cot. J. EL Scott,
oommalder of the 82nd Battalion,
paraded hie men for the oo0aeion, Mr.
Bland, Warden of the ooutity, briefly ex-
plained the pr000adings, nod Rev, D. A.
Moir, pastor of •tho Methodist °birth,
offered up prayer, flpeeehea woro do.
TF(.is BRUSSELS POST
�,' Cargill, 141. II, 1,
livered by lfut ai I 1•,
13'L'ouno 0x•111 10 I' athe'Warden of the
Comity Of Grey , lir. AGu'tiu, of rein•
e0rdiue, and utbu gentlemen, throve S.
T. Murdoch and (,c,noeillnre A. T. Uavld•
son, Yi. Taylor,In1 1). McDonald c and Jno.
Brown, of Lnoknow,
were present at the
i the stone,
ceremony array ing
W. it Carson line loft town to resume
Ilse dialed at the Uallatiu National Bunk,
New York,
IIerman Large hie left town for Saga.
naw. Mich„ where lie will have ohargo of
a dotateaaloeto er.
dentist'e aloefort ho S t tm ,
3. 11. MoDonald has rented the store
he menthe purchased from ant. Melia
to John Torrance who will 000npy it
with his launtrYbnsinsoa.
A Cr. llaotedo, who hie been accoun-
tant In the Banti of Hamilton hero for
01)010 time, has been promoted to the po.
0iti0n or manager of the Ohosley branch.
George Draper, of this town, has eao•
ceesfnlly passed hie final examination in
taw. Alter he bas been milled to the Bar
in September next be intends returning
to Listowel to open an Oleo here,
Mies Jessie Olimie, B. A., of Windsor
Collegiate Institute, has beau granted e
year's leave of abeeno wh(oh ape will
spend in Germany. Miss Climie goes to
Eberewnlde near Berlin where the greater
part of the year will be spent.
Rev, Dr. Williams went to Flesberton
last week to meet his brothers and sisters
at their annual gathering which took
place thio year at the residence of Mre.
Richard Stone in that neighborhood.
These family reunions hove followed
each other for tunny years, and aro al.
ways large and interesting.
There were 02 pupils writing at the ex.
aminations last week in the High school,
of which 24 were for the Public School
Leaving and 08 Entrance examinations.
This is 10 per cent larger to number writ-
ing this year than last. Mr. Philips,
Principal of the High school, and Mre.
Austin, of the Pnblio school staff, assist.
ed by two other teachers, were the pre-
siding examiners,
Al the regular meeting of the Listowel
Dairymen's Board of Trade by it vote of
17 to 5 the report of she special commit -
toe appointed to revise the rules was
adopted, and the new rule w00 ordered to
be incorporated among the rules of the
Board. The recotnmendatione of the
committee were to the effect that the
cheese should be boarded and Bold on the
Board by the alo0e call system only, end
on Fair day only, and that the salesmen
should sign an agreement binding them
to observe this rule tinders forfeit of $25,
except when an cheese having been sold
in the regular way was rejected by the
buyer,euoh cheese to be sold at any
time and plane. A list of factories to bo
included under this rule was drawn up
and it was recommended that it include
as well all ealesmou who become main.
bene of the board and all buyers who
operate on the board. The rules will re-
main in forge till repealed. The buyers
present all voted in favor of adopting the
new rules laid the feeling was very gen•
oral among the salesmen that some each
condition was necessary in order to carry
on successfully the business of the Board.
Some of the salesmen remained neutral,
being quite willing to fall in with the
new rule if it be operated sucoesefully,
others were doubtful about the wisdom
of adopting the rule and five of them
voted against i1, some of whom, however,
expressed themselves afterwards as being
willing to give the matter a fair trial and
to accept the benefits derived therefrom,
if successful.
,1 tWOOd.
Miss Annie Giddine has left for Mani-
toba where she will visit her brother
Samuel at Souris.
John A. Turnbull and deughbor Laura
left on Monday of last week on a two
month's visit to Manitoba and the West.
101 people from this locality joined the
North Perth Farmers' Institute excursion
to the Modal Farm Monday morning of
last week.
!Rev. Mr, Ball and frmily left for Kirk -
ton, their new circuit, Wednesday of last
week. They drove over, while their
household goods went by train.
John W. Boyd had two valuable awe
killed. They bad wandered on to the
railway track and were killed by it pass.
ing train. It is it serious las to Mr.
Boyd.
The members of the Atwood Methodist
choir met at James Donaldson's reeidenoe
and presented one of their number, Mise
Edith Ball, with a handsome Dopy of the
Bible and Methodist hymn book, in
recoguibiou of her services to the choir
during the past three years. Mies May
Adams read the address, and Mies Lizzie
Switzer made the presentation.
Some evil -disposed scamp placed a
pump log 001000 the sidewalk opposite
Pelton's pump shop Late on Tuesday
night of last wook with the object doubt•
less of causing a smaob•np to a certain
party's bieyolo who was to have passed
that way. The plan miscarried ae re-
gards the party it was intended for, but
Will. Hoar unfortunately ran into the
log smashing the front wheel of hie new
bicycle, besideelenstainiug a revere fell.
Rev. Mr. Fear, the new Methodist
pastor, and family arrived with thele
household effects from ivlfiverton an Wed-
nesday afternoon of lase week. A hearty
reception was tendered them at the par-
sonage the avenin Mr, Zeal er,
sonage in g
n ill take u his
who resides with Ute eon, w p
residence in Atwood in the house lately
vacated by 13. W. Zieman and family,
the latter having removed to his residence
over the store,
Tho ladies of the Methodist church did
a kindly and deserving at on Monday
evening of last week in presenting the
first Indy of their congregation, Mre.
(Rev.) John Ba11, with a puree, jardiniere
and stand, fruit Llish and cheese dish in
recognition to her labor of love among
them during the past three years. Aire.
I. 3. Johnston read the eddeeas, and Mrs,
G. F. Thompson made the presentation
on behalf or the ladies of the oougregation,
to which Mr. Bail made an appeoprlat0
reply in behalf of Mrs. Ball,
AOCIDnNT.-0u Wednesday evening of
tat week as Rev. Mr. Ball w00 driving
out of hie yard, the h0r0e made a spring
to one side, the rig striking the gate and
ernaahing the wlifiletree, a portion of it
ettiking Mr. Ball a terrible blow in the
right eye, whleh bled profusely, but
eteengs to add the eye wag not put out ar
the pupil broken, although the atone of
the injury t0 the sight 00111alne to be
seen. Notwithstanding the hard May
and his eight blurred with blood, he
pinokily hold on to the 110011on0 animal
until it had cooled down Mnllioiontly to bo
unhitched from the volliolo which wa0
more broken, 1) a Uro en A U eeofo at•
a
tended to the injured oyo and the neon.
Bary malting Ilnimente applied tv keep
dawn 'dwelling and inllannnatiod. Air.
73a11 elating he oanea out of the eye,
.
1sight is net
tial 'o prove 4hnt the
which
gond, but the danger of losing the eight fe
r'
r great notwithstanding, s0 v
sitive le tike organ to the effects o[ygen.
n se.
are bruise and Inflammation which is
liable to follow.
1.`eceter.
Broad has taken a drop.
35 tickets were sold here for the 5. 0,
1'. oxoureion to Sarnia.
badly
A hound owned by S. Fitton leas blly
melded by enmeunknown person tBrow•
ing hot water an it.
n been sobs rnin
\ u ale whohas toe r t
Wm. Pa
) g
Y,
Country forth poet tow ear
in the Old Oo
ua e
1seam,
is again shaking hands with old friends,
Rev W &tollonagh, of Stratford, will
proaoh a epeoial sermon to the Orange.
men of Exeter and surrounding oounbry
on Sunday, July 10111.
Mre. (Dr.) Willoughby, of Regina, is on
an extended visit to friends hero. Be.
fore returning she:will visit her parents
and other relatives in Peterboro'..
Ohne. Tom, of British Columbia,
formerly a resident of Exeter, spent a few
days with friends in town. 110 is home
on a visit to tie father in Ayr who is at
present very ill.
John Mitchell has purchased ten acres
of land from Wm. Bowden situated neer
the depot ; also Kr, Bradt purchased five
acres of the 00me property. The price
paid in each case was $45 au acre.
Olin ton.
Some person has been mean enough to
take a couple of bouquet holders from a
grave in the cemetery.
The Ontario and Rattenbury street
schools will hold a onion pia nfo at Gude.
rich on the 14th of July.
Chief Wheatley has a rose tree with
200 rosea in bloom and a couple of hum•
dyed more to blossom.
The Sarnia excursion tuns 1101 as welI
patronized as in years past, only 30
tickets being sold here.
Arthur Couch has bought oat the inter-
est of his partner, Charlie Wilson, in the
batohoring business, and will conduct the
business himself.
At the meeting of Huron Synod J.
Raneford was elected a lay delegate to
both the General and Provincial Synod,
and ileo a member of the Executive Com-
mittee.
B. Joyner had new potatoes to sell on
June 2511, which is exceptionally early.
Ide says the crop is not going to be a
heavy one, the growth going to tope more
than tubers.
Among the euooessful students at the
filet year examination in the Toronto
Conservatory of Music wee Miss Mamie
llonston, daughter of Prinoipal Houston,
of the Collegiate.
The Baptists of Clinton and the base
line have extended a call to Rev. Mr.
Murdo*k, of Teeswater, which he 00000 -
ed, but the change cannot take plane u0•
til about the 1st of August, in which ease
Mr. P0000k will supply.
Sias the oompletion of the granolithio
walks at Willis Presbyterian church, the
grounds have been levelled and terraced,
giving them a pretty appearance ; the
property looks much more valuable by
the improvements that have been made.
Stapleton Salt Works, which has been
running fill time for several months,
have closed done as the stook on hand is
more than eoflioient to supply the de•
mond. It is expeoted that the Works
will start up again in the course of a
month or eo.
Through some misunderstanding, the
meeting of municipal clerks called for
the 2011 and 30tH ulte., resulted in a
failure. A few of the clerks turned up
in the morning, and finding so few here
went home ; and then those who turned
up in the afternoon did likewise.
J. Seat has effected a change in hie
legal business by., the introduntion as a
partner of E. H. Mal0enzie, eon of 11, W.
McKenzie, merchant, of Goderich. Mr.
McKenzie is highly spoken of as an
native and capable, young man, who
has received la careful framing in; the
science and prao1ioe of law in the office
of the nvel1 known 'firm of Garrow Sc
Prondfoot, where he was for some time
managing clerk, and of the Toronto Law
School.
Donner FAoronv.—George Sage and
John Ford have charge of the engine,
which is kept running night and day to
supply the day kiln, and thus prepare
material for the factory when it am -
maws to run. When the factory gets
under way, the entire etaff will be re-
quired to work three hours overtime to
apply orders. The oflioe will be remov-
ed from the Perrin Block to the oom•
mations room especially fitted up in one
of the now buildings. A limited staff of
hands was put to work on Monday to re•
build organs, and already have material
ready for one hundred ORM ; the staff
will be ineren0011 just as quickly as it is
possible to put them to work.
•
George Qurdman, of Oorintb, was kill-
ed at St. Thomas while trying to board a
moving train.
Samuel Peebles, ex•Reove of Minto,
wasseverely injured at a barn raising
near Harrietoo.
A young woman named Julian, aged
20, of Montreal, was drowned while bat-
ing 1)t Highgateh;ate S
nriags•
The sectionmen of the Canada Allan.
tie Railway end Ottawa & Parry Sound
Railway to the number of 500 went on
0teille for higher wages.
W. tiring, binokemith, Webbwood, Al.
goma, and A. Miller celebrated the boll.
day by going hunting. Kring mistook
Miller for game and shot him dead.
Buggies and Wagons
Always on hand and away clown
in price to suit the times. I can
give you a buggy for the next two
months, second to none, in the
town for either quality, finish or
style, for SM. If you want a
Buggy yon will find it to your
interest to call and see my stock
and you will say my statement
is correct.
LINO. WYNN,
CA10I\IA(it7 MAKER.
HAVE YOU
P9
Looked in ou
r
Show Window
dow
Lately ?
Have you read my Advertisement 7 !lav
you glanced in our store to see the
New Dross Goods,
New Trimmings,
New Prints
New Silk and Cotton Lases,
Now Gloves Now Parasols
Now Shirtings,
New Cottonados ?
Everything New for Spring.
lath Grocery Department
You will find everything Frost
in Canned Goode and at old Prices.
Teas and Coffees a Specialty,
Agent for Parker's Dye 1Vorks.
J. G. Skene.
McLEOD'S
System Renovator
—AND 01101111 --
TESTED REMEDIES
SPECIFIC AND ANTIDOTE
For Impure, Weak and Impoverished
Blood, Dyspepsia, Sleeplessness, Paipita.
tion of the Heart, Liver Oomplaiot, Neur.
algin, Loss of Memory, Bronchitis, Con -
gumption, Gall Stones, Jaundice, Kidney
and Urinary Disease, St. Vitus' Dance,
Female Irregularities and General De-
bility.
LABORATORY, GODERICH, ONT.
J. M. MoLEOD,
Prop. and Manufacturer.
sold by Jag, Fox. Druggist, Brunelle.
TAILORINO!
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.
1 SUop in
Barfield Block.
A. COUSLEY
Real 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 cf Life Insurance Written.
Special Attention given to
Conveyancing.
A. COUSLEY
Moe over Deadman'. Drug Store,
BRUSSELS.
NEW
W
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The undersigned has open-
ed up a Butcher Shop in the
BM BLOCK, 8111111114
where lie will keep constant-
ly on hand a supply of the
Best Meats Procurable, sold
at reasonable prices. A share
of public patronage solicited.
S. WALICE11
Meat delivered to all parts
of the town.
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I3unlon Joint. "Who'd a thought
it," whined Bun h txs. Are yon — shoe wearer.
Feet littera are the genuine, Goodyear welted, stamped
on the sole ;$3.1x1, 54(1(1 and $5.uo per pair.
C.1TALOGU "The C
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Jno. Dowding, - Sole Local Agent.
HINCLES
British Columbia
Red Cedar Shingles
AND --
North Shore
Pine and Cedar
FOR SALE AT Tun
Brussels Planing Mills
Also Doors and Sash of all Pat
terns on band or made to order
at Short Notioe.
Estimates Furnished • for all
kinds of Buildings. Workman-
ship and Material Guaranteed.
P. AMENT,
BRUSSELS
PHIYIP WORKS.
I wish to inform the people of Brussels
and enrrounding district that I have pnr-
ohased the Pump Busioees 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.
t '0rdere taken for the Diggiug of
Wells and Cisterns.
Gomer Green,
MILL STREET, BRUSSELS.
Cook's Cotton Root Compound
Is successfully used monthly by over
10,000Ladies. Safe, effectual. Ladies ask
your druggist for Coe: a Colton Cool Cum -
pound. Take no other, as all Mixtures, p1110 and
imitations are dangerous. Pelee, No. 1, 11 per
box; No. 3,10 degrees stronger, 88 per box. No.
Lor 2, mailed on receipt of price and two 8•eent
stamps. The
Ont,
nsold and recommended AllreeponolbleDrugglete in Canada,
Noe. 1 and 2 sold in Brussels by
G. A. DDADaOAN,
Druggist, Bookseller & Optician.
MONEY TO LOAN.
Any Amount of Money to Loan
on Farm or Village Pro-
perty et
6 & 61 Per Cent., Yearly.
Straight Loans with privilege of
repaying when required.
Apply to
A. Hunter,
Division Court Clerk, Brussels.
P10081
will make'
a well mall
of YOU!
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RESUME IN POOR moors.
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nose. Failing Memory, 0100117 081ealona Oporm0.
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for ett rend money In letters ethm ordinary 0, tbr,
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ed letter. wooDeTOGRq ONT., Aaont for the DO•
mlafon of Canada
Who MakesYour Clothes?
E. V. DU.L`tJ.: ORD,
THE ONLY
High Class Tailor and Furnisher in Brussels..
LEADER IN
Worsteds, Serge., Cheviots and Fine W000lene.
HATS for boys and mon at popular prioee, from 50o to $2.50.
NECKWEAR—All the newest effects in Knots, Derby., Bowe and Flowing Ends,
SUSPENDERS that will bold you forever.
In fact everything that can be found in a drsb•olaes Tailoring and Furnishing
Establishment can be found here at prime to suit the times.
E. C. D U N F O R D.
DON'T READ THIS AD
and thea throw away this paper before yyou conclude you areloci
losing
DAIRY SUPPLIES
from ns. We are money by not buying Yonr
rpersonwith Dair Oane
prepared to supply every Y
Pails, Mills Pans and Tinware off all kinds at prices aaoording to quality.
,,• LGraniteware of all kinds,
FIA RDIVARE Having pot in a etoolt of Spades, Hhavels,
�J lJ . Forks, 8ca„ of aha beet gnalfty wo solioft
your Patronage.
Paint Your House with the best weather and water
proof Paint in the market, We bell it.
Screen boors and Windows on hand and mado to order.
The best line of Cook Stoves to choose from.
Eaveirou limy aruZ Repairin1
promptly attended to,,,,
N. B.—W'ait for our wagon, it will call on you for your truck its lit-
few days.
Wilton & Turnbul