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BUSINESS CARDS.
ONBY TO LOAN AT fi i'ER
emit, F.R. BOOTY, Brussels,
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Y t • 1eel11oo a f Marriage r400lI1100, 011100
at 11(0 0000003', Tuenborry street, 13reesel0,
14 N. BAIU ETT,
• Tons011111 Artist.. Shop—Next door
south of A, 141, Mel{ ay & 00's hardware storm,
Ladles' and olllklroll a hair witting it spe0lalty
i)IA1110 pit Olt GAN.
Miss Sean M0(au0blin, pupil of 0. L,
10, Harris, Musical Doctor, or the Oopriory.
atoll, of Music, Hamilton, Ontario, le pre.
pared to giro instructions t0 /Arils ca either
piano or organ. fipeeial aittention. given
to tec1»l0, Lessons given either at the
homes of pupils or at tette 10rs home, 4.4.11m
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM
I minte)0113,
FIRE AND MARINE,
GUELPH.
T. FLETCHER,
,issue! of Marriage Cleanses,
0rg'IOE AT JEwELEY &TOUR.
r -'No Witness Required.
T. FLETOIVER, Brussels
A LEX. IiUNTT;B,
t� Clerk of the Fourth Division Cour
Co, Huron. Oouvoyaneer, Notary Public
Land, Loan mud Insurance Agent. Puede
invested1e Goaba 'en look, Brussels made
AUCTIONEERS.
.4 S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION-
. 113711, will soli for bettor prices, to
bother mon iu ase time and loss charges
orlt110 wont elm Auctioneer
tanything East DtHuron
s nu 1
orders can!always he arranged at this 011100
or by
VETERINARY.
e) D. WARWICK,
• Honor Graduate of 600 0010,1'0
Veterinary College, is prepared to treat all
41.000.808 03 doesticatedals In Et com-
potent manner., Partiicularattention paid
to veterinary dentistry. Cabs promptly at-
northlof bridge Office Infirmary—Pour doors
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
NNT Ili, SINOLAIJi, BARRISTER
`1 7 • Solicited• 00nveguneer,NoturyPub-
lie, &e. O(il.ee—'Vauet000'0 Block, l door
north of central Hots. Solicitor for the
Standard Dank..
F. ELAIP, BARRISTER,
• Solicitor, &o, (Late of Carrow &
Proni1f006's 011100, (1o,10ri011,) 011100 over
Gilboa & Smith's 13cult, 13rnssels, l7
Money to Loan.
1Vi•
G. OAMERON,
(Formerly of Cameron, Holt &
0u1. Ot111cen Hamilr ton 6t ,nCOppossiteo 001'
borne Hotel.
MEDICAL CARDS.
J. A. M'NAUGHTON,
M. D., 0. M„ Trinity University, Fellow Trin-
ity Medical College, Member Collage of Phy-
sicians and Surgeons, Ont. Licentiate of the
Itoyal Co11000 or Physicians and Licentiate
of Mitlwlfolyy, Edinburgh. 1-Teloph0ue
No.10, 11eaidtnloe, Mill St., Brussels,
E. T, SNIDER,
M. D„ 0. kf„ 0uc000000 to Dr. A. McIIolvoy,
Licentiate of Royal College of Physicians
and Surgeons, l{ingstou ; Member of the 001 -
lege of. Pbysi0mns and Surgeons of Ontario.
Diseases of womou mud children a ep001011y.
Eight years' oxperienee. 181'otlice and res-
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formerly,eDr. 6a-
dIo100y,"nrn1orry 0113russlO. 2
. M. ARMSTRONG,
m. B.,. M.D., M.C.P.S.O.
PHYSICIAN, SURGEON,
AC00UGHEUR, E10.
Special attention given to diseases of the
Throat and Lungs and diseases of Women
a1111 0111111100.
1Es1DENCE—WALTON, 00;13.
DR, F. H. KALDFLEISCH,
PnY010IAN, 01.1110E030 AND 1100011010EUn,
SUCCESSOR TO OR. W. GRAHAM,
BRUSSELS, - ONTARIO.
1st class Goner Graduate of the Universi-
ties of Trinity (Toronto), queen's (Riess ton),
and of Trinity Medical College ; Fellow of
Trinity Medical College and member of the
College of P1yeialans and Surgeons of.Ontar-
io. Post Graduate Course in Detroit and
Ohioago,1003. 400101 attention paid to 11ie-
00000 e:f Eye, Eur,lvose and Throat, and tbs.
oases of Women. It 0ousultatiou in lgug-
ltab and Gorman, Telephone at residence.
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BOARS gnedin keep on i
undersigned will keep for service, on
Lot 0, Con. 0, Grey, a there' bred improved
Yorkshire boar ouch a there' bred large Eng-
lish Berkshire hog, Pedigrees may be seen
on application. Terms 81.00, to bopaid at
time of se'vloo, with privilege of returning
it necessary. ARTHUR 8t1IT:i{
40.4* Proprietor,
"nULLS FOR SERVIOB.—TRE
x111[181%10 04 win hoop for service ou
Lot 10, Oo11.10, Grey, the thorn' bred non.
ford hull "Picture; Also a thoro' bred Dur-
ham bell, Both aro exceptionally ane an-
imals. Terme, $1.00, to to paid Jan. let,
1800, with privile a of ram:tiilag if 0eees0ary.
41.4. OLIVER TU11*13ULL,
Proprietor.
.14''''a. Agar. 'oo8.'o Pltosphoa ue,
.The Great 11'g)ish Remedy.
Sohl and recommended by al
druggists h1 Canada. Only ren
able hnedieine diseover03. Sia
.33aoktt0as guaranteed to 00re alt
forms of Sexual W06111000, all effects of alma!
or ozces0, Mental Worry, Excessive 0100 of To,
bacon, Opi111n or Stlmulants. Mailed on receipt
(iCf price, one package 11, six, $0. One loin, p0ease,
;ft wilt Ore. Pahnphlets free to 011y address,
Tho Wood Company, wlndsor, 0nte
Bold 3u 13rue0010 by G. A. DEADMAN,
3') rtlggist,1100110011414 t Optielan,
i5ti' ct t4'tr ol$,
1..t)rl•i./t.
Arthtir Mason, of Toronto, is the gneet
of Rev. J. 'W, Uollln, at "Maple Villa."
john Gilpin, of 0011110, is a4 present
visiting Monde iu and around Gorrio.
Mies F. Tm(1Uaw, of Caledonia, was the
[411006 00 her cousins, T. 1), Edgar and
wife, in town,
Bort. lieeell, of Chicago, fll , was hl
town shaking Thuds with old Mende. He
come over on his wheel.
Wo are pleased to learn that Mrs,
(Rev.) A. 13. 1f arney's father, John Clark,
101mvale, w110 was Very ill, le improved
in health.
Wm. Palmer had it very en010000ul
day's threshing on Monday, having
threshed 1100 bushels of wheat before 6
o'olook i0 the evening, at Peter Torrifl's,
Delmore.
Snider, Brioker r2 Co., of Hawkosville,
have been drilling wells in this vioinity.
They put one down 40 feet at the Anglo.
American Hotel. They also sunk one for
Edward James and are at present drill-
ing one on the farm of Philip Zimmer-
man, a few miles South of this village.
leicerovvel.
Bert. Binning is home from Toronto
holidaying,
Work on the graholithIO eidewalke ie
now in full swing.
Bev. Dr. Williams delivered an ad•
drees on Sabbath evening on "Bismarck,
the men of blood and iron."
7, K. Brioker has bought out the stock
of 0. Hendry, general store at Stirbon, at
00}o on the dollar.
Joseph Large hag removed with his
family to Manitoba, P. Renohler has
purchased Mr. Large'e cottage on 101101 -
man street East.
Abort 15 new members have been
added to Rob Roy Tent K. 0. T. M., as a
result of Deputy Supreme Commander
G. A. Maloney's recent visit to this town.
There was no service in Christ church
on Sunday, the seats having been re-
moved to permit of the hardwood floor
being finished in oil. Rev. Mr. Jsanes,
the rector, and Mrs. Jeanes are spending
it week or two with friends atDangannon
and Godericb.
The advertising oar of Main's ohms
and menagerie attracted considerable
attention while here 011 Wednesday of
last week, It is 70 feet long, and fitted
up to aeaommodate quite an army of ad•
VOnee men and tone of advertising mat-
ter. The exterior is handsomely decor.
eted and the windows are fitted with
cathedral glass.
Listowel post offioo has been removed
to the premises formerly 00oupied by
Hay ce Uoohill, in McDonald's block one
door West of the building 000upied up to
the present. The new office is being
furnished with new fittings, including
Yale boxes, and will be a marked im-
provement on the old office. Every
Dominion Government office in town
is now located in McDonald's block.
Clinton.
Tho rate for this year is the same as
the rate for last year, viz., 21 mill on the
dollar.
The other day Ern Devine, while riding
on the bumper of a oar, hadhisbare foot
caught and considerably jalned.
Taking Clinton as a centre it is said
that in a melba of 16 square miles there
are no less than 36 blacksmith shops.
There are 110 names ou the July pay
roll at the Doherty Organ Factory and
some of the departments are not yet run-
ning full bleat.
The ebony season is now over, and
during the time it,,0revailed Cantolon
Bros. handled in 'Etre neighborhood of
1600 baskets 0f fruit.
A little son of George Rogers recently
met with an accident at the p10•ni0, be-
ing struck in the face with a swing board,
and rendered unconscious, in which con.
dition be remained for some time.
It is not right to say that the special
session of the. Provincial Assembly has
been called to give effect to the Clinton
by-law, granting a loan of 626,000 to the
Doherty Organ Co., but itis likely to do
so all the same.
Miss Edna Manning, daughter of Mrs.
A. 11. Manning, of town, we believe re-
ceived a higher number of marks at the
recent Entrance Examination than any
other pupil in the county, she making
considerably over 000. For a girl not yet
14 years of age, this is a pretty good
record.
Will. 3. Foster, an employee in the
Mitchell foundry, is now nursing it very
sore hand through a 00ratah of a rusty
nail. He didn't pay muoh attention to
the wound and blood poisoning sot in. A
doctor is attending to his hand, and under
his skilful treatment no clanger is antioi.
pitted. He is a son of John Foster, of
town, and is spending his enforced boli•
days here.
John Orooks, who has been °larking in
Smallman Ss Ingram's store, London,
for some time, has accepted a position
with Iiodgons Bros., where he was for-
merly employed. Before leaving London
his fellow-018r1s made him the recipient
of a handsome gold -headed cane as a
mark of esteem.
Dimiomo DEm.-When the announce•
mont reached Clinton on Monday morn-
ing of last week that Rev. John Gray had
it few minutes before dropped dead in hie
news was te 3110 tv
mo at New Sarum, ,
re-
ceived with unfeigned 0olrow and our.
d two eer-
undo. he w
pries. On Sunday preached
mons, as usual, his morning text being
the words "Where is he that is born King
of the Jews," Matt. 2g2, and his evening
text was "My kingdom is not of We
world," John 18;80. Monday morning he
arose early and seemed bo•be in the best
of health and epieits. He partook of
breakfast, conducted family worship, and
casually asked Mrs. Gray to bring hon a
glass of milk. She stepped into the
kitchen to get it for him, and when she a
moment later returned ho was leaning off
the chair. She stepped forward and
caught him and he (hod in her arms,
death being presmnably from heart fail-
ure. Doomed was born in Scotland in
1820, and came to this country in 1,060,
locating at Ejmondvillo, at which place
and Radgervillo he lived until 1872, carry-
ing on the bleckemithing business.
Everywhere Mo. Gray w0.8 hold in t130
very highest esteem, nob alone by those
of ins own denomination, but all who
enjoyed his acquaintance. 110 was
broadminded, genial and of etorlfng
ohmmeter ; an uncompromising opponent
of wrong doing, and had the honor of
being a Molitor in the temperance move.
mont. He was a well•bnilt man, without
OM kid] of superfluous flesh, with mug -
eke like steel, and though he did not loolt
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like a heavy man, would turn the make
at 2111 lie, Many Our Mutes aro lol,i con.
firming hie display of ntrougtll 111 his
younger days, as lie wan a I1rlu believer
1n what might be termed "muscular
ehridtiauity." A true man, who did not
believe in external adorumeub to the sac•
riil00 of nobler principles, he lived a life
that is worthy of emulation end one in
complete harmony with the principles he
taught.
Jillxcf r.ter,
Clivi° Uuliday Aug. 17611.
Ed. Christie, parameter, hue disposed
of hie livery business to Wm. Buell,
Norman Phail', an employee at 1t.
Itno's furniture elm, out a severe gash
In his wrist while tieing a ahiseI,
At the lust meeting of the Town (3 ,un•
rill Goo. Bisoatt wee appointed Clark of
the village of Exeter, M. Eaorett having
resigned.
An address, together with a puree con-
taining a oheque for 650 leas presented
to I3lr. Enorott, the retiring Clerk, by the
Reeve.
At a meeting of the Sunday school
workers of the Jd0100 street Methodist
ohoroh, it was decided to ('un an excur-
sion to Goderioh for the benefit of the
Sunday school children on Wednesday,
Aug. 17th.
Mr. Afyon, of Barrie, who was here a
few days since looking at the store recent•
ly vacated by Messrs. Straith ce Manning
with a view to opening out a general
store here, has decided to come provided
he earl secure e, residence.
The firemen were very unexpectedly
Dulled to duty on Wednesday evening of
last week abort 7,20 o'olook. Robert
Howe, Inspector of the Fire Under-
writer's Aseooiation, ordered the fire
alarm to be rung in order to test the ef-
ficiency of the brigade. The firemen
turned out promptly end made an ex-
ceptionally good showing ae to speed,
the engine throwing hunter in seven
minutes after the bell rang, but the con.
dition of the hose was very bud, it burst-
ing three times during the test, with
not 100 pounds pressure.
Atwo0al.
Misses Aruetta Kmlbfleisoh and Addie
Robertson wheeled to Berlin where they
will spend a few weeks with friends.
Dr. A, 5, Langrill has left for New
York city to attend 111e Post Graduate
Hospital. His brother, Dr. W. F. Lang.
rill, of Hamilton, will take charge of the
dootor's office during his absence.
Following are the officers of the Atwood
Baseball Club for the present season :—
Captain, 3. A. Mitchell ; See.-Treas., D.
G. Anderson ; Managing Committee, B.
Denton, J. Corrie and A. Ioerger.
J. S. Hamilton received a bad knock in
the head the other day while endeavoring
to get in his buggy, stunning him for a
little while. Ho was on his way to the
Atwood station to meet his nieoe from
Toronto.
Oneac,E BLesscars.—At the home of the
bride's father, Thos. J. Knox, Reeve of
Elmo, on Tuesday morning, August 2nd,
at 11 o'clock, his second daughter, Miss
Minnie E. Knox, was United in marriage
to Thos. Balliugall, of Burnb Island,
Edinburgh, Scotland, now resident of
Chicago, Ill. Rev. J. Ward, of Maysville,
assisted by Rev. W. V. McMillan, B. A.,
of Milverton, performed the ceremony in
the presence of a few near friends and
relatives. The bridesmaids were Mies
Wornum, of Toronto, and Miss Lizzie
MacLennan, of Elmo. The groom was
supported by A. L. Knox, barrister, of
Toronto, brother of the bride. The bride
looked very pretty attired in white or.
gandio, and carried an exquisite shower
bognet of bridal roses and maiden Hair
fere. The bridesmaids were attired in
becoming gowns of pale green organdie
and carried boquebs of mess. After the
ceremony the guests sat down to a sump -
Mous wedding breakfast in the dining
room svhieh was prettily decorated with
swept peas, ferns and roses. Many beau-
tiful and costly presents testified to the
widespread popularity of the winsome
and talented young bride, who will be
muoh missed in °hutch and musical
cholas, and as organist of the Elm E is-
oopal church for many years, her place
will indeed be difficult to fill. Mr. and
Mrs. Balliugall left on Tuesday evening
on their bridal trip to Niagara, Green-
port, L. I„ and New York city, before
taking up their residenoe in Chicago, 886
Turner Ave.,.where they will be ab home.
f3Lvtlx.
John W. Bell was appointed Collector
of taxes for 1808.
Mies Annie Hamilton is hone from
St. Joseph's college, Toronto.
Geo. Brownlee has left for London,
where he has secured a situation.
There were 424 pieces of baggage
handled at Blyth station during July.
Mies Ethel Tait, of St. Thomas, is
visiting at the residenoe of bee brother,
Dr. Tait.
Dr. Oook and Wm. Moser paid a visit
to friends at Hamilton, Grimsby Park
and Burlington Beaoh.
Geo. Dellis, an old Blyth boy, now
.eonducting a tailoring 1110100se at Sault
Ste. Marie, was renewing acquaintances
here.
ADDRESS 0113) P0EOEN'3ATI0N.-011 Satnr•
day evening, Silly 80111, the. Orangemen
of Morris district, met in ;the Orange
Hall, Blyth, with Jas. Russell, District
*riot of the
Master, in the chair. The )
h in a tangible man.
show in was t0 w
meeting g
a
net ra
• the high and the Orangemen of
a
g
the Morrie district have for Rev. T. E.
Higley, who is about to remove to Blen-
heim. After tilling the meeting to
order and stating the object for whiob it
WOO called, the District Magee sent for
Rev. Mr. Higley, who, when he reached
the Hall, was presented with a purse of
gold and the following address ;—
To the Beth T.L. Higley ;—
DnAa Stn AND BnoTnon,--The members
of the several Loyal Orange Lodges, Dom•
',rifled in the district of Morris in the
county of North Huron, having hoard of
your contemplated removal from this
plane, cannot permit yon to depart with-
out testifying to you some expression of
their esteem and regard. During the
7 years residenoe amongst them yon have
by your earnest and sealome labors as a
minister of the Gospel won the esteem
and respe01 of all your parishioners, As
a member 0f our beloved Order you have
always been untiring in your efforto to
further its interests and t0 advent% the
sphere of its usefulness. Your annual
sermons preached to the brethren were
able, earnest, and replete with words of
hope, eneouragoment and oomfort. In
the dieehargee of vine dutie0 ae an of.
float of Dur Lodge you have ever been
faithful, and we feel deeply the loss wo
are about to Lundahl in (hie reeved,
That you and your esteemed wife and
family linty ;creeper in your new lleld of
labor ie the earliest wish of us all, Rud
we trust and hope that you may long be
spared to the ohurch and to the Order,
the termite of which you aro 011011 16
worthy exponent. As a slight token of
0113• esteem, please swept from us this
eddre00 and the aa0olnp0071183) eocvonir,
Again wieh(11g you farewell, we 0111400rib0
ourselves on behalf of the District Lodge,
As. 13es0a11,, District Master t
W. 11. McCune, District Secretary ;
30111 Wn,renu, County Master.
Mr, Russell, District blaster, made the
pre0entation and Matt. Mains, Past
DIet1)03t Master, read the address. Mr.
Higley, who was completely taken by
surprise, made a feeling reply, thanking
his brethren for eo kindly remembering
13 it'll, and briefly reviewed his residenoe
among them during the past seven years,
which had been spent pleasantly and
happily. Short addressee were delivered
by Reeve Wilford, of Blyth, County
Master of North Huron ; John Scarlett,
County Master of South Huron, and
several othere,
Godet'1CI1,
Annie Cox has left the employ of Mo•
Gillivray, Grant & Go. and intends to go
soon to Chiolgo.
Mrs. Hopkins has gone to Paterson, N.
7„ to take a course of traiui mg as nurse
in the hospital there.
E6. Tilt made a century run under the
C. W. A. regulations. The route was by
Bayfield to Stratford and return.
Two Toronto men have been in town
taking photographic views for a souvenir
of Goderioh which is to be published.
The Goderioh baseball club has lost the
eervioee of Clem. Pennington, who has
pitched many a game for the boys.
Olom. has left for London where he has a
position as telegraph operator.
John Straiton, sou of the on orgeno G.
T. R. agent at this station, is steadily ad.
teaming in the G. T. R. service. He is
now agent of the system at Hagereville,
being promoted thereto from St. George,
where he had been for some years.
R. S. Chilton, the well-known repro•
sentive of the United States in this die•
tr(et, has returned from Daneville, New
York, It is pleasing to be able to record
that his visit to the Jackson Sanitorium,
at Daneville, has resulted in his restor-
ation to health and that he is again able
to occupy himself in the performance of
his eoneular duties.
Tom (Milton, son of the United Status
consul at Goderioh, who at the outbreak
of the war with Speirs volunteered for
000Vi0e in Unole Sam's navy, is on the
cruiser Yankee and hoe been under fire
on several occasions. The Yankee was
one of the ships detailed to make the con.
templated attack upon Spain under Ad•
miral Watson, but as things look now it
may not be neoessary to curry the war
across the Atlantic.
Mies Skelton was given leave of absence
for one year, while ebe attends the Nor.
mal College at Hamilton. Mise Lizzie
M. Trodeeon was appointed to a position
on the Model school staff for the Fall
term, the vacancy being paused by Miss
Rusk's taking the position of principal's
oesietant while the "modeliles" are at-
tending the school.
Leaalbarc-.
(Too late for last week,)
Thos. Roe of the 4111 line, was visiting
his eons for a few days last week.
Herb. Morrison, of Carberry, Man., is
home on a visit. Ho purposes returning
to the Prairie Province shortly.
As we announced some time ago
Alfred Stafford is having 1,000 copies of
hie poems struck off and we expect they
will be out this week. The rare pleasure
has been accorded 110 of reading over, in
manusorip, a number of these incompar-
able poems, and the cam say without any
hesitation that•tbis volume is the most
important contribution that has been
made to Canadian literature for years.
Thus a true native bard has arisen at
last, who here on a rugged soil, and in a
rugged climate, is gathering the flowers
of Parnassus. Why should Oanada not
yet hake, among modern nations, the
place of classic Greene of ancient days ?
0131T0AnY.—We have this week to re-
cord the death of Mrs, Wm. Drager, who
departed this life on Wednesday, 27th
ult., at the age of 52 years. Deoeased
had been ill for some time, and of late
bad been suffering from a complication
of Iroubles. Mrs, Drager was a native
of Germany, and she, with her husband
immigrated to this country about 30 years
ago. After a short residence in Perth
ooenly the family settled on the farm on
the 12th line, where she continued to re-
side till the time of her demise. Mrs.
Drager 3000 an industrious woman, of an
unassuming, compassionate nature, and
was beloved and esteemed by all. From
childhood she had been a faithful mem.
bar of the Lutheran church. To mourn
her loss she leaves a husband and a
family of 6 sons and 8 daughters, nearly
all of whom have attained to manhood
and womanhood, and to them the sym•
pathy of the oommunity is extended in
this their hoer of tribulation. The
funeral, which V711 El one of the largest
ever seen in this section took place on
Friday, interment being made in Brod.
began cemetery. Another event of this
kind which we must make mention of is
the death of Emanuel Hulley, who also
paid the debt of Nature on
WednesdaydaY
of
haat week. 4'. Hung had gone some-
what
e me•what beyond the span allotted by the
Psalmist, having reached
the mature age
of 82 years. Of late he had been living
with Ms son, Aaron, of MoIiillop. As
further partioalars oonoornfng him are
not ab hand, we are obliged to curtail our
remarks.
IDER mai
Brussels Cider Mill and
Apple Butter Factory, Mill
street, has been overhauled
and is now ready for oper-
ation.
Fetch on your Apples,
Terms Reasonable.
Satisfaction Guaranteed,
Geo. Edwards, • Prop.
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uidlier Shop
The undersigned has open-
ed up a Butcher Shop in the
SMILE BLOCK, BRUSSELS,
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.
S. WrEL1P11.
Meat delivered to all parts
of the town.
II CAsn' PAID FOR limns.
Jno. Downing, - Sole Local Agent.
SHINGLES
British Columbia
Red Cedar Shingles
AND - —
North Shore
Pine and Cedar
FOB SALE AT THE
Brussels Planing bills
Also Doors and Sash of all Pat
terns on hand or made to order
at Short Notice.
Estimates Furnished for all
kinde of Buildings. Workman-
obip and Material Guaranteed.
P. AMENT,
McLEOD'S
System Renovator
—AND OT1000---
TESTED REMEDIES
SPECIFIC AND ANTIDOTE
For Impure, Weak and Impoverished
Blood, Dyspepsia, Sleeplessness, Palpita-
tion of the Heart, Liver Complaint, Near.
algia, Loss of Memory, Bronohitie, Con-
sumption, Ga(1 Stones, Jaundice, Kidney
and Urinary Diseases, St, Vitus' Dance,
Female Irrsgnlarities and General De-
bility.
LABORATORY, GDDERICH, ONT.
J. M. MoLEOD,
Prop. and Manufacturer.
Bold b Jae, Fox, Druggist, Brussels.
0 UE SILVER JUBILEE.
Western Fair, - London.
September 8th to I7th, 1898.
Entries close 7th September. Space allotted on receipt of entry.
Our attractions will be grand, and exhibits unsurpassed. You can see all that
others can show, and to better advantage. Royal Dragoons, Prince O'Kabe's Jape,
Elie Hassan Ben Ali's Boffins and many other specials, the best in the country.
Fireworks each evening, "Blowing up the Maine," assisted by all the ring and stage
attractions.
Special excursion trains leave London at 10 p. m. and after, so you can stay to
the fireworks.
Auction Sale of Booths and Privileges, Wednesday, August 171h, on the grounds
at 2 p. m. Prize Lists, Programmes, etc., apply to
LT..COL. W. M. GARTSHORE, THOS. A. BROWNE,
PoE0m13NT. SEOBETAlI.
To Clear Out
Odd Lines of Summer Goods we will
make Special Reductions in price.
ALL LINES OF
12ic. Light and Fancy Prints reduced to 110 ;
the l0c range to 820, and the 9c for 6,''c,
—o—
Fancy Colored Muslins
at Reduced Prices. All new Goods.
—0—
Only a few Shirt Waists
left, to be Sold at a Bargain.
Sun Hats and all lines of Straw Hats going Cheap.
A. STRACHAN
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oInde yen are losingsing
good ud monsY by not buying y
ourDAIRY SUPPLIES ns We are
1 ere with D
prepared to supply every on w t Daley Cans
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Pails, Milk Pane and Tinware off all kinds at prices according to quality.
,„,,i,Graniteware of all kinds,
HARDWARE.
Having put in a stook of Spades, Shovels
Perko, &o., of the beet quality wo solid
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.
The best line of Cook Stoves to choose from.
Eavetroud himg aizd Repair'in.1
promptly attended to,r,- ►
N. B.—Wait for our wagon, it will call on you for your truck in it
few days.
Wilton &'Turnbull