The Brussels Post, 1898-12-16, Page 3DEO, 10, 1898
BUSINESS CARDS.
] /FONEY TO LOAN AT 5 PER
l
Dolt IS SOUK Brussels.
a a � az r;
�]�% Md1.A �' Nr
V 1' • IaetnorofAtartiageLiooueee. Omoo
at his 0roam, TuruberrY Street, HPWISe1S,
N. BARRETT,
• Tonsorial Artlet• Shop -Next door
eolith of A, M, Melfny& Core nardwaro store..
bathos' autl ohndren0 hair gutting a eppalulty
MISS JEAN M'LAUCHLIN,
-TEACHER OF --
PIANO - AND - ORGAN,
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM
INsunANaE,
FiRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH,
T. FLETCHER;
lssfie, of Marriage Licenses,
OFFICE AT JEWELEY ST011E.
r8rNo Witness Required.
T. FLETCHER, Brnesele
ALEX. HUNTER
Clerk of the Fonrtb Divlelon Oonr
Co, Huron. Conveyancer, Notary Public
Land Loan and Iueurance Agent. Funds
Invested and to loan, Colleetione made
O Nae in Graham's B lock, B teasels
AUCTIONEERS.
Til S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION -
1 • EER, will Bell for better prlooe, to
bettor men: 111 esu time and lose chargee
than any other Avotioneer in East Huron
or he won't charge anything. Dates and
ordore can 'always be arranged at this office
or by personal application.
CVAPT. J. STRETTON,
Who has had 00 years experience as all
Auctioneer, but who had to quit owing to ill
health, hae again taken out hoonee and is
prepared to oonduot sales at reasonable
tering, Satlefaotion guaranteed. Dates may
be arranged at Tan PoaT Publishing House,
JAS. STRETTON,
1.11 Auctioneer.
VETERINARY.
1- D. WARWICK,
tl • Honor Graduate of the Ontario
Veterinary College. le prepared to treat all
diseases of domesticated animals in a cora-
patent manner, Particular attention ypaid
tended to �OGBoe and Infirmary -Four ]doors
north of bridge 'l'urnberry et., BrOB8OIO.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
M. SINCLAIR, BARRISTER
V V • Solioltor,0onveyancer,NoteryPnb-
tic, &o. OAice-Vauetone'e Block, 1 door
north of Central Hote Solicitor for the
Standard Bank.
G• F, BLAIR, BARRISTER,
Solicitor, &o. (late of GRITaw &
Proudfoot'e solea, eoderioh.) Office 0700
Gillies & Smith's Bank, Brussels.
Money to Loan. 47
MG. CAMERON,
• (Formerly of Cameron, Holt &
Cameron,) Barrister and Solicitor, Goderlob,
Out. 0¢100 -Hamilton 60,, Opposite Col
borne Hotel,
MEDICAL CARDS.
J. A. M'NAUGHTON,
or. D., 0. M., Trinity University, Fellow TrW-
lty Medical College, Member College of Phy-
eicia0a and Surgeons, Ont. Licentiate of the
Royal College of Phyeiulane and Licentiate
of Midwifery, Edinburgh. aSRTelepbone
010.14. Residence, Mill St., Bruegele,
E. T. SNIDER,
0. M., successor to Dr. A. McKelvey,
Licentiate of Royal College of P31yqei01ane
and Surgeons Kingston; Member of the Col-
lege of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario,
Diseases of women and children a specialty.
Eight years' experience, ra'oin00 and res-
idence that formerly occupied byDr. Mc-
Keivey, Turnberry street,13russole, 25-
J. M. ARMSTRONG,
M.B., M.D.. M.C.P.S.O.
PHYSICIAN, SURGEON,
ACCOUCHEUR, ETO.
Special attention given to diseases of the
Throat and,Luugu. and diseases of Women
and Children.
1iESIDENCE-WALT01r', ONT.
DR. F. H. KALBFLEISCH,
PHYSICIAN, 8CE0E0N AND A00000010011,
SUCCESSOR TO DR. W. GRAHAM,
BRUSSELS, - ONTARIO.
let Class Honor Graduate of the Universi-
ties of Trinity (Toronto), Queens (Kingston),
and of Trinity Medical College I Fellow of
Trinity Medical College and member of the
0)11e o of Pltyafolano and 00000 ne of Ontar-
io. Yost Graduate Course in Detroit and
Chicago,1800. Special attention paid to.dis-
eaees of Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat, and dis-
easesof Women. I•a'0onsultation in Eng-
lish. and Gorman. Telephoneatresidence,
IMPROVED YORKSHIRE
' BOAR FOR SERVICE.
The undersigned will keep tot aervlce on
Lot 20, Con. 0, Morris, the thoro'-btod Im-
proved Yorkshire ]hoar, "Oak Lodge Long-
fellow," No. 2480,brad b J.E.Brathone,Bhtr-
fm'd, to which a limited number of sows will
be taken. Tering, 81.00, to be paid at time
of ser7iee with privilege of returning if nec-
essary.
A number of choice young sows for Wolfer
breeding purposes which will be sold at
prices . to suit 000BTeNi01iOL, Proprietor.
nefm•e. A,ffer, Woodrs Thoapho I.no,
The Great Patilit11 Remedy.
Sold and recommended by at
druggists in Canada. Only -011
able medioine discovered SO
llaclt 400 fluaraoit00d to euro al
forme 01 Bernal Weakness, all offeote of 11b084
or exceed Mental Worry, Excessive nee of To,
Sacco, Opium or Btlmtrlante. Ma11ed on reeeip)
>f price, ono package Si, six, S0. OneWittplease,
IX tolll cure. Pamphlets free to any address.
Who Wood Company, Windsor, Out
Sold in it remota by 0,A, DEADMAN,
D rngglat, Bookseller & Optician.
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Sell it douse,
Secure n Servant,
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Buy, 8011 Or Seem%
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131.s•t1,.
J, H. OUallew sold a Dominion grand
piano to J. G. Emigh.
The taxes of 17. Livingston, to the
amount of 9100, were remitted.
R. R. Douglas hes purchased the
grocery business of T. Watson & Go,
Scott & McKenzie, barristers, Clinton,
will open a branch law office in Blyth.
Gouts. Powell was paid 912 for hie ser.
vices as chairman of the street cam•
mittee.
Christmas tree entertainment, ander
the auspices of Trinity ohuroh Sunday
school, in Industry hall, Blyth, on Wed-
nesday,December 2let.
Nominations for Div. No. 7, Huron
County Counell,00mprising Blyth, Wing -
ham, East and West Wawanoeh, will be
held at Belgrave on Monday, Doo. 1.9 h,
at1p,m,
The Liberal Coneervativee, of Blyth,
met in annual meeting on Monday even-
ing of last weak and elected the following
officers • --Pres., A. McNally ; Seo.,
Frank Metcalf ; Treas., T. 0. McElroy.
Herbert Ashbury, who has been con.
neoted with T. W, Scott's grocery for
some time pact, left on Monday morning
of last week for Thorold where he has ac-
cepted the position of book-keeper in the
large flouring mills belonging to his
uuole.
Luoknow.
We are glad to see George Lawrence
around again after'eome two weekeil feeds
with uloerated throat.
J. G. Anderson, of the Luoknow evapor-
ator worke, sold to W. G. Binder & Co.,
of Toronto, 1000 fatty pound boxes of
evaporated apples, for shipment direst to
Germany.
J. P. Whitney, leader of the Conserva-
tive party in the Ontario) Legislatute,
spent several hours in Luoknow on Tun -
day of last week, while on his way to
Dungannon, to address a meeting of the
electors tbercein behalf of Major Beak.
At a meeting of the Luoknow Hockey
Club, the following officers were elected :
-Hon. Pres., J. D. Nichol ; Iron. Vice
Pres., 3. Murchison ; Pres., Will. Irwin ;
Vioe Pres., W. Davison ; Seo. and Treas.,
W. Mitchel ; Capt„ Wallace Corrigan ;
Managing Com., A. Breot•hweight, Wm.
Corrigan ; Subscription Oom„ W. Corri-
gan, F. Kerr and W. Mitohell.
Doubtless all of our readers are familiar
with the story of the heroin Scnttish
piper,Findlater, who when suffering from
gunshot wounds and unable to stand,
never ceased playing on his pipes, but
cheered the regiment of brave Highland.
ere on to victory. But perhaps no one is
aware that we have in our midst a relit•
five of this famous Soot, and one who
bears his name, in the person of Mise A.
I. Findlater, from Luoknow, the ohm m-
ing young lady who hae recently opened
a millinery department in the new rooms
of the Purdy block. Mies Findlater may
well be proud of her relationship to the
dauntless piper. -Gagetown, Mich.,
Times.
Late to W e1.
The Bank of Hamilton have under con-
sideration the opening of a branch in
Palmerston.
Roy Hacking represented the Listowel
Hpckey 01ub at the annual meeting of
the Ontario Hockey Association in Tor-
onto.
An effort will be made by the manage.
moist of the North Perth Farmer's Inati•
tute to get Bev. E. W. Panton to deliver
a leotare on Forestry at some of their
meetings.
Mr. Gunther has let the contract • for
building the vault add putting in the
etone front for the Imperial Bank, which
will shortly open an 11genoy in his build.
ing. Neuert Bros. have the oonteaot for
the mason work and Bamford Bros. for
the oarpentering, eto.
Publlo Bobool Inspector Irwin has been
notified by the Department of Education
that the sum of 9220 is payable to the
,County Treasurer for distribution
amonget the eohoole of the county on
account of the Public SohoolLeaving and
Continuation Work. -Milverton, 960,
Public School Leaving -S. 5. 5. 2,
Mornington, 910 ; 5. 8. 8, Mornington,
910 B. 5. 0, alma, 92 ; S. S. 7, Elmo,
910 ; 8, 5. 2, Wallsoe, 95 ; U. S. S. 6,
Waliaoe, 910 ; B. S. 2, EIma,95 ; 5. 8. 0,
Mornington, 96 ; 5. 8. 10 ; Mornington,
96 ; 5. S. 1. Elmo, 95 ; U. S. S. 5, Logan
and Elmo, 95 ; B. S. 5, Fullarton, 910 ;
8, S. 0 Blanebaed, 910, B. 8. 8, Dian -
shard, 95 ; S. S. 7, Blanchard, 95 ; U. S.
S. 8, Blanchard and Ueborne, 915 ; 5. 8.
0, Downie, 916 ; U. 5. B. 4, Fellation,
4,D DownS. ie, 5. S.8North tEllliiie°,910, S. 8.
The patieooe of a Listowel audience was
very eatiefaotorily demonstrated on Tues.
day evening of last week, when MoDon-
ald'e Mimic hall was filled with people to
hear the Sherlock Quartette, but who
failed to appear until two hourslpaet the
appointed time had gone by. Through a
mistake the {Quartette missed the con-
nection at Guelph, and had to take the
mixed train for Palmerston, whith was
over three hours late. From Palmerston
they were driven a0roe0, reaching here a
few minutes:after ten o'clock. The aud-
ience having been made acquainted with
the position of affairs, with commendable
patience awaited the Quartette's Doming,
the interval,1e)ng filled in by looal talent,
Misses .Hay and 1311rtbe; 3Mr, Stuart,
?Aimee McDonald and 0limie,1 Mrs.
13arthe and Mr. Gunther very kindly con.
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i 1 the program. /tumorous
n1 participants U
1i
r' tin L the eu1 AEalmnenb of theg
stldienuo Soarooly anyone had left the nd entertaining ocal seleobions were
ball when the Sherlock Quartette arrived, rendered by 13. W. 5 ietnann, Geo. Currie
and although being placed at a dieadvan-
t
a a by their nfno.m)Ie ray
in
the storm, they cuick1 oaui
htthe a
hl
ro•
ofativo ear of the bowie, and nope regret-
ted having waited for the mueloal treat
given them by the members of the Quer.
tette.
l5, ot-r•ie.
A travelliug phonograph men struck
town.
It is rumored we aro to have two skat-
ing rinks Ghia Winter,
St, Stephen'e church S. S, purpose
holding a grand entertainment in the
town hall, Gorrie, o11 the evening of Deo.
ember 20th.
Division court watt held in Gerrie on
Monday of last week, Hie Honor, Judge
Doyle, presiding, The legal profession
was repreeaoted by Meseta; lvforphy, of
Listowel, Diakineon, of Wingham, and
Irwin, of Gorrie.
L. 0. L. -At the last regular meeting
of L. 0 L. No, 767, held on Monday even-
ing of last week, the following ollioere
were elected for the ensuing year :-
, W. AL, Thos. Nash ;
D. M„ E. L. Morrell ;
Chap., Jae. Leech ;
11, S., Jae. 19113010 ;
P. S., Jae. Perkins ;
Treas„ A. Roes ;
D. of C., 3. A. Strong ;
Leet„ 11. Harding ;
Committee -G. Welker, A, B. Far -
nay, P. Zimmerman, R. Stinson and
W. J. Greer.
Onor.-On Wednesday night, Nov. 80th,
thegrim reaper again visited our village
and (tarried off one of Howiok'e oldest and
highly respected pioneer0,in the person
of Philip MaTotoeh. The remains were
laid to rest in the Gorrie oemetery on
Saturday afternoon. The funeral being
a very large one. Deceased was born at
Long Goren, near Glasgow, Scotland, on
August 20th 1821, and name to Canada
with his parents in the year 1882. They
settled in the: township of Dalhoneie,
Lanark oounty where he took unto him-
self a wife. He moved to Howiok with
his family in the fall of 1858, and settled
on lots 10 and 11, on the 7111 concession,
which he cleared and cultivated until a
few years ago, when he retired and mov
ed to Gorrie. He leavee a widow and a
grown up family of three sous and two
daughters to mourn his demise, who have
the sympathy of all iu their bereavement.
C;lin ton.
The Presbytery of Huron will meet in
Clinton on January 17th.
The Salvation Army here oolleoted the
magnificent sum of over 970, the outoome
from self-denial week.
There has been 87births in town during
the year, 15 1-5 per 1,000. The death
rate has been 11 2 5 per 1,000 ; and 11
marriages.
While two boys named Ronde and Oar.
rick were handling a gen it in some man-
ner went off, the powder burning Rands'
leg, and part of the charge of shot lodg.
ing therein,
The Clinton Orchestea was ro•organiz•
ed, and weekly praotioes are held on
Thursday night. The instruments con•
eie/ of three violins, two olarionete,
ballad horn, flute, cornet, trombone, base
and piano.
A Mayor and six Connoillore will be
the number of municipal officers next
year ; and alt ratepaydre have one vote
for the cis men they think bast qualified
to represent them, in addition to the vote
for Mayor.
The Quarterly of0oial and Trustee
Boards and their wives were royally .en-
tertained by Rev. and Mre. Mil)yard.
There were over fifty in the assemblage,
and all enjoyed themselves immensely.
The officers appointed to take charge
of the Hookey olub'e affairs are :-Pres.,
J. P. Doherty ; Viee•Pres„ J. A. hillier ;
Seo.-Treae„ S. Jackson ; Oapt., Wm,
Manse ; Man. Com., P. W. Brook, G.
M. Russell and J. Forrester.
We are pleased to note that Robt.
Coates, recently of the Toronto World
staff, hoe bean engaged as Private Beare•
tatty to J. S. Willison, editor of the
Globe. Bob was sere to obtain some-
thing of prominence, and he ie receiving
the oongratnlatione of hie friends. He
is spending a week at his home here.
The officers of the Home Oirole for the
ensuing year were elected, which are :-
R. Irwin, leader ; Mrs. D. Fell, vice.
leader ; W. L. Longh, recording wore -
Lary ; X. Wiltae, financial sanatory ; Fl.
E. Hodgins, treaeurer ; Mrs. R. Irwin,
obaplain ; D. Lindsay, sentinel ; D. Fell.,
warden ; Wm. Everett, mnrshall ; A. V.
Pattison, T. Jaokeou, Ir., and R. Holmes,
trustees ; W. R. Lough and R. Holmes,
auditors.
.A,.t'Woott.
The Presbyterian 8. S. entertainment
will be held on the 28rd inst.
Mies M. Campbell, of Guelph, i0 the
guest of her deter, Mrs. Jno. Coghlin.
James Danbrook, 8th oou., is getting
rnaterial on the ground preparatory to
building a brick house next Spring.
Jos. Moloy hae had hie new pruning,
reoently vacated by J. A. Mitchell,, com-
pletely overhauled. painted, and other-
wise made convenient and attractive.
Mrs. .Pentland, of Dungannon, will
preach annual Sabbath school sermons to
the Methodist church on Sabbath, Deo.
18th. Entertainment on Friday, Deo.
28rd.
The Canadian Order of Foresters have
fixed on Thureday eve, Deo. 29th, ae the
date of their anneal supper, and already
preparations are being made for the big
event.
I. 0. F. BANquso,-About one hundred
and fifty members of the looal court of
Independent Foresters with their wiveo
mud sweethearts attended the animal
banquet held under the auspices of Court
Atwood on Friday overBallantyne'ebtore.
That it was a brillant suoceee goes with-
out saying. An energetic committee, as-
sisted by the ladies, spent oonsiderable
time and effort in perfooting the details
of the task entreated to them. The sups
per was all that a oapaoioue stomach and
well ordered digestion could wish for -it
wag grand. 'There were oysters -"line,
big, sleepy-eyed fellows -roast turkey and
goon°, pies and cakes In great variety,
salads, oandiee and flute, eta„ prepared
in the most appetizing style and served
by a bevy of smiling waiters. It was
good to be there, and a lot of u0 were
there, Everybody wore a geaoioue smile
befitting the 000asien and affected en -
pram toy and generous withal. The
literary and inusioal dessert after supper
watt very fine and heartily enjoyed by
all. The ohnirman, Dr, Kidd, in a few
pleasing remarks iiitrodnaei the several
(a capital song), the al lathe I.ioberteon
and Miss lisle StFathors
; Enstr me t
Ie
by Alias Kalbliaisoli, Aliso Struthersruthers andd
Mo0ourt, the latter on the violin ; a
reading by D. G. Anderson, the whole
interspersed with brief, (Tidied address•
es by Ohae, H. Morryf)eld, High Auditor,
Robe, Smith, and 11, Y. hoar, high
Junior Beadle, The remainder of the
night was spent in padre, euchre, danc-
ing and other games and amusements, -
The Bee.
9r>ttAot•tlt.
T, E.Ilayes andlt, McLean, of Tooker -
smith, are now closing their first term as
County Oounoilloro for this dietriot, and
we understand that they that eeoking
re•eleotion.
W. E. A. Beet, who has been a faith•
fol employee, ae general 113000 for the
Temperanoe and General Life Insurance
Go, for the past seven years, bas resigned
his position with that oompeny and hae
accepted the Inspectorship of the Hotne
Life Ineuranoe Go., of Toronto, at an in.
creased salary.
A meeting of the Board of Trade was
held in the Council Ohamber for organiz•
ation purposes, The emaciation will be
known ae "The Seaforth Board of
Trade," and the membership fee was
placed at 60o. The following oflioero
wore climbed
D. D. Wilson, President ;
A. Young, Vice -Precedent ;
W. D. McLean, Secretary ;
W. K. Pearce, Treasurer ;
Council -F. Holmeetead, F. O. G.
Minty, W. 0. Reid, M. Y. McLean,
James Scott, James Watson, jamas
Killoran, J. H. Reid,
Loyal Orange Lodge, No. 1460, No
Surrender, held its regular meeting on
December 2nd, when the following offs.
Dere were elected :-
Thos. Handley, W. M. ;
Wm. Hunter, D. M. ;
John Pinkney, Chaplain ;
Thos. Reeves, Reo.•Soo. ;
S. Hannah, Fin -See.;
Wm. Smith, Trona. ;
Henry T. Switzer, Dir. of Car. ;
George Browh, Lecturer ;
Fred. Reeves, n
John Brintnetl,
J. Bronner, Committee men.
Geo. Boyd,
J. Sonders,
At the regular meeting of Britannia
lodge, A. P. te A. M. the following offi-
oers were elected for the current year :-
R. E. Jaokeon, W. M. ;
Wm. lament, I. P. M. ;
J. Dodds, 8. W. ;
L. Jackson, J. W. ;
8. W. Hedging, Chaplain ;
J. 0. Bose, Secretory
L. G. VaoEgmond, Treasurer
R. J. Macdonald, R. D.
0. Neil, 3. D. ;
Dr. Cooper, B. S. ;
W. Patterson, J. S. ;
R, S. Hays, Master of Oer. ;
Jas. Soott, Organist ;
Geo. Pattereon, Tyler •,
Bros. Dallantyne and Dr. F. J. Burrows,
Auditors.
Dace tet-.
Wm. Bawdeo, who has just completed
s suaoeesful ooarae at the Kingston Com -
morale,' College, hes returned home.
The Fat Stook Show, under the etre-
piths of the South Huron Agricultural
Society, will be held at Exeter on Friday,
Deo. 16th.
Jones & Hall, produce merohant, -hip-
ped a oar of poultry to Calgary, Alberta,
one to Vancouver, B. 0., and one to the
Old Country.
Russel Southoott, sou of Wm. Sotth•
oott, who reoently underwent a Burgles!
operation in London, returned home ou
Monday mach improved.
The Presbyterians have engaged' Mise
Ethel Webb, the versatile entertainer,
and Graham Hodson, tenor eoliet, to ap•
pear here on January 18th.
E. Bissett has moved his butoher bus].
noes into the building recently vaoated by
D. Dyer, who has moved into the
premises vacated by Mrs. Orooker.
Flora, daughter of George Anderson,
met with a painful aocident. She was
being °hexed by a little dog when she aa-
oidently Blipped and fell, and in the fall
broke the tendon of her left leg. She
will be oonfioed to the house for some
time.
The Exeter Grist Mill which hoe been
conducted by Stewart Broe. & Williams
for the past seven months has again
°bonged hands, Joseph Oobblediok hay-
ing purchased a three•quar0er interest in
the business and the Stewart Bros. re•
tiring. Toe new firm will be known and
styled as Oobblediok & Williams.
At the regular meeting of Defiance
Fire Company No. 2, the following offi-
cers were elected ; - Capt., Samuel
Sweet ; let Lieut., S. Handford ; 2nd
Lieut., Wm. Creech ; Seo.-Treas., D.
Spicer ; let Branohmae, Eli Snell ; 2nd,
John Randle ; 8rd, Samuel Popplestone ;
41b, W. Johns ; Foreman of L. Hose, J.
Taylor ; Assistant, Geo. Anderson.
Samuel Grotto and Henry Wilson, of
Grand Bend, while on their wsy home
from here on a recent night, were relieved
of seders, dollars worth of armories
while their team was left standing in
front of the Temperance House, Exeter
North, A warrant was issued and De-
teotive Neetoott euooeeded in tooating
the geode in an old pig•houae at the rear
of the hotel.
Papers have been served on the indi•
vidual members of the Exeter Council by
A. Q. Bobier, requesting them to bring
action in the name of the Municipality of
the village of Exeter, against said Coun-
cil to tanner front each of them the sum
of 9494 87, together with interest there.
on, being the amount levied and collect.
ed during the year 1897 for a sinking
fund to apply on the Town hall deben•
tore debt, which amount has been divert-
ed for ourront or other expenditure by
the vote of the Council. In refusal of
such request Mr. Dobler threatens to
enter an action,
The prize carriage team bought by Lord
Minto from Robt. Beitb, M, P„ of Blow.
manville, for 91,000, was raised by Hon.
Thomas Ballantyne and Joseph Walsh,
of Stratford. They stand 15.2, and are a
very showy span of maree, e0uud ae a
bell and keen drivers. Mr. Beitb bought
the animals in Stratford last Spring, but
didn't pay a thousand for them.
The Mitchell Advocate hae received
from au unknown friend a Dopy of the
Toronto Weekly Message, of date April
80th, 1868, and publlebed and edited by
the hate renowned William Lyon Mao-
kenzie, The paper is filled with repeats
of the Legislative Aesombly that was
then sitting. , The editorials ateextlp
me.
ly personal and bitter. There is an ac-
count of a seduction trial between parties
living in Fullerton, tried at Stratford.
Judge Hagerty presided, a
nd the
eonnee
l
were the late judge Liners and a A1r,
Siewert, Thos. Mayne Daly was the
member for Perth,
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PIOt330I aures all Nervous Disowns,Simplon.neon Failing Memory, Nightly Emlestoae, Sporran.
I0rrh00a. Impoton 5y, oto., canned by pa.t • 0000.
quickly butenrol) i else L0O MLimo�ln old
or young. Use 0051 and you win grow strong
and nappy xat,(ala. Sent by men 111 p1000 wrapper
andoverly sealed, from observation. Easily
carried In Vest pootet. Pr100,, 07.. aryryrookyyaygag0a.s,.la
ed 'otter. Send
nil lettere to J "T. or
Dragggle� Wooaero00,. ONT., Agent for Go, Do.
mtwon of Caned,-.
McLEOD'S
System Renovator
-AND 01n0E-
TESTED REMEDIES
SPECIFIC AND ANTIDOTE.
For Impure, Weak and Impoverished
Blood, Dyspepsia, Sleepleaenee0, Palpita-
tion of the Heart, Liver Oomplaiot, Neur-
algia, Loss of Memory, Bronohitie, Con-
sumption, Gail Stones, Jaundice, Kidney
and Urinary Diseases, St. Vitus' Dance,
Female Irregnlaritiee and General De-
bility.
LABORATORY, GODERICH, ONT.
J. M. MoLEOD,
Prop. and Manotaotarer.
Bold by Jas, Fox, Druggist, Brussels.
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 f@ Life insurance Written.
Special Attention given to
Conveyancing,
A. COUSLEY,
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001ce over DDeeadtnan'e rug Store,
OWE
oeSt car
Call and see our
stook of
'Blankets,
Sheetings,
Flannels,
Tweeds,
Yarns,
Etc.,
Wool, Hides, Butter and Eggs
taken in exchange.
Carding, Spinning,
Weaving, Knitting, etc ,
Promptly attended to
at the
BRUSSELS WOOLLEN MILL. t 'CAsu PAID FOR HIDES.
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NEW
�(�Ver sVou I
The undersigned has open-
ed up a Butcher Shop in the
SIAL! BUM, =MA
where he will keep constant-
ly on hand a supply of the
Best Meats Procurable, sold
at reasonable prices. A share
of public patl:onage solicited.
3. 1111 2 .LICE n.
Meat delivered to all parts
of the town.
Important to
..FARMERS
It will pay you to place your order
with us for
k7F1:17X1V EITJSJIMS,
IaDG'I G1 HTO.,
early this season. As proprietors of the largest Nurseries in the
Dominion (over 700 acres), we are able to speak advisedly.
II-a'YOU WILL REGRET IT IF YOU DELAY YOUR ORDER.
Give a hearing to our Agent when he calls.
Pears are bringing large prices in the English market. Do you
grow any ? If not, allow our representative to tell you why we can
furnish superior pear trees, and then give him a trial order.
We can utilize the services of a few good men to sell our goods.
Demand for our Stock is heavier than ever. Supplies furnished
free and our agents paid weekly.
STONE ck WELLINGTON,
19-2m NURSERYMEN, TORONTO.
High Grade e . .
FURNITURE
...AT LOW PRICES,..
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—The bargains we are offering in
..CHAIRS..
is the talk of the countryside. Our
stock runs from the ordinary kitchen
chair to the most luxurious parlor chair,
finished in the newest styles and with
most fashionable materials.
-In Rockers we have a very taking
line with. Cobbler leather seats, oak or
birch, Mahogany finish, and in Arm and
Easy Chairs we show a fine line.
--Our Furniture is High Grade but
our prices fit the pocket of the public
every time.
N• A. specialty made of Upholstering..
I Your old Furniture made as good as new.
MUTES and EMU FRAMING,
—A large and well selected range of
Pictures always kept in stock. Also a
We are Carrying
a tremendous stook of furniture.
Such a variety to eeleot from you
can't find elsewhere in the county.
Whatever you want, your smuts
eau be suited here,
large quantity of Mgplding for
Frames. If you require anything
in this line call in and make your
selection.
UNDERTAKING.
—A large stock of Coffins, Gas-
kets, and other goods pertaining to
this line always kept. Personal
attention paid to Embalming, and
prices lower than any place in the
County.
—Pianos and Organs, the best r
in the market, sold at rock bottom wile Strength
prices.
of our position as the leaders 10 the fur•
niters hneihese lies in the fact that the
BIG VALUES IN Inakimum quality andthe minimum
W IDTDOW SHADES, price alwaye go together.
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