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BUSINESS CARDS.
'1"tON1+,Y TO LOAN AT 5 PPR
1 abut, 1+,6, BOO= Brussels.
T1I, MoORACKEN,
lientror of Marriage Moonset, 011loo
at Ido U0uo0ry r litUbi rty street, lirmeseln.
1 . N. BARRETT,
Tonsorial Artist. Shop -Next door
e..nth of A, 111, 11IcKay & Oo's hardware store.
t.adlea'audohildr'oun hair cutting a aueolalty
MISS JEAN M'LAIJCHLiN,
--TEACHER 01r -
PIANO - AND - ORGAN,
0:3xt.r. 'rCo7T..0, CSTT,
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM
INBQ¢AN010,
FIRE AND MARINE,
GUELPH.
T. FLETCHERI
Issuer of Marriage Licenses,
Omen AT JEW1Lar STono.
t"No Witness Required. •
T. FLETCHER, Brussels
I1ARMS FOR SALE. --THE UN-
DERBreNRntlasseVeralgool Farms for
ole apl to rout, easy terms, in Townships
p.gBerrie and Glpy, lr 13, 300TT,Brussele
LEX. IIUNTI{,R,
.t'iv. Clark of the Fourth Division (lour
Co. Huron. Conveyancer, Notary Politic
Land,
Loan
o ntolon. ed
invested and Insurance
Ponds
01Uoo in Graham's Blook. Br'usOole
AUCTIONEERS.
A ]HUNTER, LICENSED AUC•
triMinNn. Money to Mau, Perms
to tell.
T.' S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION•
• nun, will te11 for bettor prides, to
better men. In ens time and loss charges
than any other Auctioneer in East Huron
or be wont charge anything. Dates and
orders eau always bo arranged et this oillce
or by personal application,
VETERINARY.
^ee' D. WARWICK,
• Honor Graduate of the Ontario
Veterinary College, is prepared to treat all
diseases of domoetientod animals in a com-
petent manner. Partloular attention paid
to veterinary dentistry. Calle promptly at.
tended to. Ogloe and Infirm sty -Fong doors
north of bridge 'eurnberry et., Brunele.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
Yat M, SINOLAIB BARRISTER
• Solloltor,UonvoyaneOr,NotaryPob-
Itc, &u. ODlco-Van0to0e'0 Block,10 door
north of Central Hote Solicitor for the
3tan do.ldBank.
(1 P. BLAIR, BARRISTER,
``--JAI • 6olioitor, &o. (late of Garrow &
Prondloot'e Onloe, GoderiolI.) OlIce over
Clllliea & Smith's lank, Brussels.
Motley to Loan. 47
•i'l f • G. CAMERON,
a • (Formerly of orlon on, 73o111 &
Cameron Barrister and Sorioltor, Goderlah,
Ont. OIIlco-Hamilton St„ Opposite Col
borne Hotel.
MEDICAL CARDS,
J. A. M'NAUGHTON,
0. M., Trinity University, Follow Trin-
ity Medical College, Member College of Phy-
e;olans and Surgeons, Ont. Licentiate of the
Royal College or Physicians and Licentiate
of Midwifery,Edinburgh. I elephone
Na .14. Itoeid11
noo, Mill St., 1301 00010,
E. T. SNIDER,
11f. D., O. M., 0ueceesor to Dr. A, McKelvey,
Lfoentiate of Royal College of PUyoioiaus
and Surgeons, Ellington ; Member of the OMI.
lege of Pnysic,nnt and Surgeons of Ontario.
Diseases of women and children.% specialty.
Eight years' experience, "r 'Oflloe avd res.
110000 that formerly occupied by Dr, Mo-
Ii,olvey,Turuborry street, Bru00ole, 25-
tl. M. ARMSTRONG,
M.B., M.D., M.C.P.S.O.
PHYSICIAN, SURGEON,
AOOOUGHEUR, ETC.
Special attention given to a(000000 of the
Throat and Lunge and d1Beasen of Women
and Children,
RESIDENCE-WALTON, ONT,
DR. F. H. KALBFLEISCH,
PlIXSICIAN, 6U12MEON AND ecoottOm]011,
SUCCESSOR TO DR. W. GRAHAM,
BRUSSELS. - ONTARIO.
Sat Glees Honor Graduate of the • Univers',
Moto! Tidally (Toronto),Queen's (Kinston),
chit of Trinity Medioal,College; Fellow of
of the
'•n Medical olla 0 and member
Trinity 0
10. 7o t Gradate mudoo10 Surgeons oo it aer-
nd
io• lost Graduate Course to Detroit and
Chimtgo,1805,6ees t) attention
aid to dis-
eases of Nye ,'eo and Thand ills -
eases of Women, tF•OouOnitation in Eng•
lieb and Gorman. Telephone at residence,
' IMPROVED YORKSHIRE
BOAR FOR. SERVICE.
The undersigned will keep for service on
Lot GI Con, 0 Morris, the tllol'o'•brol Im-
proved Yorkshire Boar, "Oak Lodge Lena-
follow;' Not 2400, bred by J, E, R rethous, Bur-
ford, to which a limited num her of sows will
be taken, Terme, 01.00, to be paid at time
of acrvioo with privilege Of ratoroto811 000'
009807,
A number of oholoo youoggows for salo.for
brooding purp_ores which will bo sold' at
prices to suit the times.
21- 0OBT.NICB.0L,Proprietor.
Defoe. A
'W'ood's I hoephodtito,
The Great English 12emed0.
Sold and reeolnmended by aI
druggists in.0anada. Only rel(
able ruodioinc discovered. 8)1
packages (/uorailteed to care all
'Drone of -Sexual Weakness, all effects 0f alma(
er excess, Mental Worry, Excessive use 017o.
bao00, Opium or $thnu11mM. Mailed on recolpl
It pride, one packages 11, 010,15. One tOfll pVOOAd,
'4x
2M1110.0. Pamphlets (roe to nny address.
The Wood Company, Windsor, Ont,
Bald In 13iumole by G.A. D1ADMAN,
Dragglot, floottololler i Opt;ioian,
31f)istritf ire +
-WO t dVVIefe
INe't'Imlrrt4, On 'Thursday of next
week, ]fob, 2nd, It meeting of !'last Huron
Farntera' Instibnto will bo held in lord.
wioh at whioh the following interesting
program will be presented ; -• Afternoon,
1 o'clock•• -Chairman's addrege ; T. Mo.
Millan, Care and application of manure
G. Mnrdie, Seaforth, Feeding cattle for
export ; 3.14. (could, Value of ensilage,
growing of corn, building of cheap elle
and filling silo i 3. Sheppard, Planting
and care of oruharrio. livening, 7 o'clock
-Chairman's address ; J. 1';. Gould,
Modern methods of cultivating the soil ;
J. Sheppard, Three historical days on
Niagara River, Good musical program
at evening meeting when spate will be re•
served for ladies,
138. rte.
David McGill, of East Wawanooh, bas
been appointed to the position of precen-
tor in St. Andrew's church, Blyth.
john Brown, who has been a resident
of Hullett for many years, bas retired
from farming and moved to Blyth where
ha has purchased the house on King
street belonging to the Parrot setae.
A. T. MaDooald, ex•reeve of Hullett,
died at his home near Auburn on Wed•
needay morning of last week. He had
been ill for over a month with a oompll'
oation of diseases.
W. W. Sloan left on Tuesday of last
week on a three weeks' business trip to
Nashville and New Orloane. . He is a
member of a syndicate that has recently
purchased a large tract of timber Janet in
Ml0Bie0ippi,
West Huron Farmers' Institute held
meetings Thursday afternoon and even.
ing in Industry hall, Blyth. The speak.
r v W lff born of Leamington•
0 9 5 0100 W.I
Halton Monteith, B. S. A., of Donie ;
Roderick Young, of Colborne, and M.
Lockhart, of East Wawanoah, At the
evening session a good literary and muni.
cal program was provided.
The anniversary sorvioes in connection
with Bt. Anerew'0 church, Blyth, were
(281.1 on Sunday, on which 000aeion Rev.
Phomas Wilson, of London, preached.
On Monday evening Mr. Wilson gave his
popular lecture, "Thirty years among the
oaanibals," illustrated by lima light
views.
Br,rmtl FAomonr.-The annual meeting
of the Blyth Cheese and Butter Manu.
factuting Oo., Limited, wag held at the
Commercial hotel. There was a good at.
tandems) of members and the following
oliloere were elected for the present
year :-Pres„ Ohris. Joboeon ; Vice
Prot., Chas. Taylor ; Seo., R. B. Mo -
Gowan ; Treas., N. Qumiog ; Salesman,
Robb. Marshall ; Directors, Walter Mo.
Gowan, N. Corning, Rola. Marshall and
Chas. Taylor ; Auditors, 3. B. Tierney
and Geo, Quinn. During the poet season
there was delivered at the factory 803,•
230 pounds of milk ; cheese manufaotur.
ed. 78,177 poands; average pounds of
milk to one pound of cheese, 10.97 ; total
money received, 95,704.12.
Notioe is given that the Mnnioipal Oor•
poration of the Village of Blyth will ap.
ply to the Legislative Assembly of the
Province of Ontario at the next session
thereof, for an Act to consolidate the
following Debenture debt.of the said Vil-
lage, namely :-93,900.00 Salt Benue De•
benturos, maturing May let, 1899 ;
92,000.00 Woolen Mill Debentures, ma•
taring February let, 1902, and $3,000.00
Fire Protection Debentures, maturing
November let, 1908, for the payment of
which the respeotiveeume only of 91,109..
10, 9950,10 and $964,10, are at the credit
of the several sinking funds applicable
thereto, and to authorize the issue of new
Debentures for the sum of 95,500 for the
redemption thereof, and For the payment
of the ,inoidental expenses of the said
legislation,
Leadbearv.
Mies Annie McNabb is home from a
visit of 15 months with friends in Michi-
gan.
Mee. John Gray. and sister, Mies
Emma Brown, purpose visiting friends
in St, Thomas soon.
John Coats, who bas been in Manitoba
for 16 years, is (tome to spend the Winter
with his parents who live on the 12111
Hue.
Jimmy Stenzel has returned from hie
visit to Toledo. He says be may go
there to stay in the Spring, He hag a
brother there.
Arch. Forbes, teaober in •No, 9, has
taken up his gaartere with Fletcher Roe
for this year. Arch. is a deep reader, end
in his new place he will have every op-
portunity to reflect.
Mrs. S. Godkin, 10th oou., ie danger.
ouely ill. A consultation of physicians
was held on Sunday afternoon.. The
trouble wan largely due to her falling and
striking her nide on a pail. We hope she
will soon' be better.
A sleigh loud of young people from the
lower end of the 14th line spent an even-
ing last week at John Stafford's. Music,
games, eta., were the order and the poet
also treated them to a few of his finer
poems which did not appear in his book.
The funeral of Mrs. John Finlayson,
formerly Miss Boyd, of MoYillap, took
place on Monday. Interment was made
at Seaferth. Deceased's remains were
e
brou h fr om her Ince home at Hensel'.
g
Her father died last Spring. She wa0
,
married about 2 years ago.
How often 10 evil returned for good:
Some time ago a young lady, not five
miles from here, oalled on another, on
hearing she was sick, to see her but when
she got about 100 yards from the door
the eiok girl wane out with a gun on her
shoulder and on meeting ordered her off
the place. No cause is given for the 000i
reception. This may seem a little funny
to those who do nob know the parties but
it Was qujte dangerous as firearms should
not be in the haude of children or others
who are no more oapnble of handling
them.
Onlro.-Tbureday of last week Miss
Teeeie, third daughter of Wm. and Lnoy
Glass, well known residents of the 14th
of McKillop, died at Porbage-la-Prairie,
Man., of pulmonary trouble, She had
been in failing health and went West
last August to her sister and brother, in
the Moire that change of air would prove
beneflolal bat Providence ordered other.'
wine and in a confiding trust in her
Saviour she passed away to her reward
as stated above. Mise Glass wag barn in
MOKillop and was 24 years and 6 months
of age. She was en offloor in the Sal•
voaion Army for to time and was very
highly Moulted by all who know her,
The remains were brought to Bruseele
last Monday and on Tuesday afternoon
•
TH-Ili, 131.wTJSSELS POS'(
the funeral took pleas from the home of
Mrs. Griffith, an aunt to deoeaeed, Tura•
berry area, Bruseele, 10,1. S. J. Alien
conducted ad appropriate service, The
family are deeply eynlpeth(sed with in
their bereavement. Aire, Garvin, a slater
to the late Miss Glue, aonompanied the
ramal ns from Portage-la•kraire,
11:Co1ehworCit -
Cueorrnul,o S'1'ANmltld,-The rooalte of
the examinatione at the Guelph Agriaut-
tural Oollege show that W. Linklabor,
Stratford, is end in the 2111 year exams.,
and A. II, Orerar, of Molesworth, is Oth.
In the honor list Mr, Linklater obtained
very oredibable standing, being let iu
°'ase 1, in English liberator° and
m°a la itas ; 3rd in elaes 1 in live stook,
chemistry and botany ; 10th in clues 1,
horticulture ; 1st in class 2, in veterinary
pathology 12nd in elites 2, in dairying ;
3rd in elites 2, in etomology and essays.
In the same list Mr. Creror is 12th in
0(000 1, in horticulture ; Ord in class 2,
in chemistry and 6th in class 2, in
Englieh literature,
ANNUAL C11NEea Moo'rxNo,—The an.
final meeting of the Molesworth Cheese
and Butter Oo., was hold in the Orange
Hall, Molesworth, on Saturday, 14th
inst., and was well attended by the share.
holders of the Company. After reading
the financial report, it was moved by
Jas. Edgar, 0000nded by ffenry Toner
that the auditors' end annual reports, as
now read, be adopted. -Carried, The
Direotore then lair) before the share-
holders, to ooneider the advisability of
shipping their own cheese direct to the
old country themselves, whioh carried,
Considerable disoueeion took plate.
Moved by Jag. Edgar, seconded by Robt.
Elliott, that the Directors of the Moles-
worth Cheese & Butter Company for the
year 1899 are hereby empowered to oon-
sign or ship the cheese of the aforesaid
Company for the ensuing year if they see
at t0 doThe eleotlon of
carriod a°.-
officers then took plains, which resulted in
the old Board being re.eleoted with the
exoeption of Peter Crafty, Jno. Brisbin
being eleoted is hie place. The following
are the officers for the oohing year :-
Hanan Cummings, Henry Coghiin, W.
Fraser, W, T. MoRee, Jno. Briebin, H.
R. Spence, Auditor ; and. II. Oooghlin,
Secy. The following ie the Auditors'
testament
100080PTS.
Balance per audit 1897 9 82 55
Oath from Div'd per 0. Smith 4 00
Borrowed money 85 00
May cheese, 28,790f lbs at
7 3�16c 2,069 80
June oheese,74,9121be at 7.292o 6,462 57
July cheese, 65,659lbs at7.4854o 4,914 82
Aug. cheese, 66,980 Ibe at 8?o4,700 84
Sept., Oot„ Nov. oheeee,101,578
lbs at 9 7j16c 9,686 48
Stook income 115 88
Interest on deposit 29 00
Totat cheese, 827,9191 the •--
Total 927,050 49
AVER0080.
Total amount of milk reo'd..3,549,202 lbs
Average the milk to 1 Ib phases) 11.18
Average prion per lb for cheese
for season 8,16
Lbs milk to make 1 Ib cheese'
for each month -
May. June. July. Aug. Sept. Oob. Nov.
11.41 11.27 11.96 11.39 10 25
Coat of drawing milk ..450 per 1,000 the.
EXPENDITURE.
Paid bel. on a000unte for 1897:$ 50 35
Peed patrons for milk 21,577 00
Manufaoturing oheese 1,705 15
Milk drawing 685 47
Cheese boxes 382 58
Insurance oufactory and cheese 50 00
Oak flooring for faotory 90 80
John Abel for boiler 160 00
Fire brick, and build'g in boiler 22 OD
Freight and unloading boiler 22 00
Drawing up boiler, taking old
one to Lbetotvel 4 00
Work at friday48 90
Road work 5 00
Repairing of presses 4 95
Taxes on factory
14 80
Furnace for oaring room 40 00
Stationery and postage 9 68
Board for bands 1 65
Joseph Wilson's amount85 48
James Terry's a000nnt 6 10
Borrowed money 85 00
Interest on 8a1E0 3 15
W. Wood's account 11 02
Advertising for 1897 1 00
T.13. Miller, Iospeotor, 2 visits 13 00
Auditors 4 00
Secretary's salary 81453
5 00
Treasurer's salary 40 00
,Saleemon'o salary 50 00
Direobore' salary, 95 each..•+• 25 DO
Dividend 717 80'
Cash balance . 69 56
Total 927950 49
We, the undersigned, auditors of the
Molesworth Cheese and Butter Co., have
this day audited the books of the above
Co., and have found them'oorreob to, the
best of our knowledge.
3110. S. MENZIES, 1
H. R. Spun, f Auditors.
Spun,
Molesworth, Jan. 7th, 1899.
Wroxeter.
(Intended for last week,)
Olaus. Knutson has returned to his
work in Boston, Mase.
Mr. and Mies Anderson are visiting
friends in Kincardine.
Anderson preached
at
Rev, R 9 G eo
Ra .
Jae, Wylie'g last Sunday night.
Mies Jean Davidson has bean visiting
her brother Walter, at Belmore.
A. H. Moffatt, who has been confined
to the house for a few days, is recover.
ing.
Wallace Leckie attended the danoe at
Mr. Jamieton'e last week and reports a
good time.
The Wroxeter Hockey teem purpose
playing Harriaton junior! in Harrielon
some night next week.
The Indians, who, have blest visiting
at Port Elgin during the past two weeks,
have returned to their camps in the
marsh.
Two loads of young people from Ford.
wioh, two from Gerrie, one from Lido.
wel, one fee= Bluevale, and one Irom
Winghain, attended the oernival last
Thnroday.
Jno. Smith moved David MoRride's
barn from the latter'il promiseg to the
Saw mill. The barn delight on the tele.
graph wires while (messing the road, and
tore one poet down, severely damaging
the wires.
East Huron Farmers' Instituto hold a
meeting in the Town Hall here 0t Mon.
day last. President Straohan 000uppied
the chair. The spoakeee were Thoe.
Gibson, M. P, P., Mr. Monteith, Mr.
Ilijborn: and others. At the ()voting
f'uON
NEW SPRING PRINTS.
::era: mie:.enek.+nrr.,,mn.:msra+ruo.w
WARM AS WOOL
DRY AS TOAST
Our drat shipment of New Spring Prints (1.18 plebes) lute been reoeived this
week, the styles and patterns are very pretty and quite different from last year, This
More has long been noted for Fino'Printe and thio eea0oa will be no exception, In
fact we have oeoured some epeoial linos at special prices which are the beet value
ever offered.
We are showing beautiful Prints In wide width, heavy cloth, new patterns, fast
colors, worth from 8c to l0c per yard, which we aro selling at 5e, per yard.
We alwaye melte it a rule to get our Prints, Shirtinga and Cottonados in early,
Which gives the thrifty honeekoeper lime to have her Dewing done before the Spring
wont begins.
We have a few Lattice' (loth jackets and Gapes left, which must be sold If we
have to take half prion for them.
Just think of it, a utas Beaver Jacket, velvet collar, new French Sleeve, this
season's importation, worth 95, for 82.50.
We are offering
Remnants of Dress Goods, Tweeds, etc ,
at half pride to clear.
Pound Prints in great variety, six yards to the pound, at 200 per pound.
1 Box Matches, the 10o size, for 5o : ft dozen Clothes Pins for 50 ; Lemon and
Vanilla Extract, per bottle 5e ; 4 lbs. Best Selected Raiaine for 25c ; 3 lbs. Selected
Prunes for 25o; 13-st Rod Salmon per eau 10o; 2 cans Maple Leaf Salmon for 250.
CASH AND ONE PRICE.
NNON & CO, BLYTH.
meeting the Gibson male quartette for-
ni•hed the music.
On Friday night lest a number of the
young sports of the town attended the
hockey mato)) in Harriaton Listowel ve,
Harriaton. They struck the proper
colors, as Listowel, whose colors they
wore, (red and white,) won the match
quite easily. The Lietowel boys gave
them a obeer for wearing their colors.
A hot game of hookey was played in
Wroxeter rink last Thursday night be-
tween Fordwich and Wroxeter teams.
The visiting team won the match by a
score of 6 to 4. The same night a 2 mile
race for a prize of 93 and 92 took plaoe.
The entries were Wm. Orr and 3. Walkey,
of Fordwioh ; J. Brawn and G. Zemke, of
Wroxeter ; 7. Stewart, of Listowel. The
race was won by J. Brawn, with G.
Kaake 2nd.
Liooto-v el.
The ladies of the W. C. T. U. held
their annual Charity ooncerb Tuesday
evening in McDonald's mesio hall.
The Standard has removed into its
new premises across the street, the build-
ing formerly occupied by the Bank of
Bamilton.
B. 13, Beryls has started a class for in-
struction in vocal music, which meets
every Wednesday evening iu the A. 0. U.
W. rooms, over Jaa. Armstrong's store.
W. J. Hay returned to town Monday
night from Winnipeg, where he hoe been
engaged in the ineuranoe business. Mr.
Hay's family reside here.
At tine annual meeting of Elma Dis-
trict L. 0. L., held in the Orange hall
here, the following officers were elated
and installed : - P. M., 3. Johnston ;
Master, H. Willoughby ; D. M., J. R.
Wilson ; Ohap., S. S. Rothwell ; Rec.
Seo., W. Welch ; Fin. Sec., J. Allen ;
Treas., R. Stanley ; D. of 0., T. J.
Sproule ; Lee, Hugh Riohardeoo and J.
Cosona.
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UNDER ONE MANAGEMENT
Extending from the Atlantic Scofield to
Chicago and Milwaukee.
THE PEOPLE'S POPULAR ROUTE
THE GREAT TOURIST LiNE
To Niagara Falls, Buffalo. New York,
Philadelphia, Washington, and all Princi-
pal Points in the South, and by its oon-
neotiona it reaches all Principal Pointe
iu the Western States and Paoiflo Coast.
Through. Tickets to all Foregoing fonds.
1rorDescriptive $uidoe, Time Tables, etc.,
apply to •
3, N. ICENDALL, Agent, Brvseeie,
GP0. 10E77), Agent, Ethel.
The Standard Bank
of Canada.
Money Orders
For amounts of Fifty Dollars and under
issued by this Bank, payable at par at
any ohartered Bank in Canada, with the
exception of Branches in the Yukon Die-
triot,
RATESS
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Undor $10
$10 to 20
20to30
SO to 60 . .
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M. M. BRENT, AGENT. BRUSSELS.
BRUSSELS
PUMP WORKS.
I wish to inform the people of Brussels,
and eirrounding diotriot that I hove per -
aimed 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
looped after.
tS'°Ordors taken for the Digging of
Wella and Cieterne.
Goaner Green,
DtILL STREET, B1LUBSELS.
HAPPY'W
Ne Yearl
I wish to extend my hearty thanks
to the public for post favors and solicit a
share of patronage for the future.
Horse Shoeing.
If you want a good shoe on a good
horse at a fair price oall on me and you
are bound to be satisfied.
Porous .1s Cloth. Waterproof as a
Duck's back. Soft r sa glove. Tough
as oak—" Kiddttek" that new and
different leather controlled in Canada
by the makers of the stamp priced
Goodyear Welted. -
CATALCO°t
pert
Slater Sh.e.
General Blacksmithing
All kinds of Jobbing and Repairing
in my line promptly attended to.
No bungling or poor workmanship
done on my premises, but satisfaction
guaranteed.
Wishing all a Happy New Year.
Jno. It 'Amer,
Horse Shoer and General Blacksmith,
BRUSSELS.
HOWE
430,
Call and see our
stock of
"Blankets,
Sheetings,
Flannels,
Tweeds,
Yarns,
Etc,,
Wool, Hides, Butter and Egg
taken in exchange.
Carding, Spinning,
Weaving, Knitting, etc ,
Promptly attended to
the......
BRUSSELS WOOLLEN MILL.
NEWOr
utdllgr Shop I
The undersigned has open-
ed up a Butcher Shop in the
SALE BLGCR, 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. Ae8CE1I
r
Meat delivered to all parts
of the town.
It'CAan PAID POR HIDES.
Jno. Downing, - Sole Local Agent
McLEOD'S
System 'Renovator
—AND 0)101111—
TESTED P0EMED1ES
SPECIFIC AND ANTIDOTE
For Impure, Weak and Impoveriebed
Blood, Dyspepsia, Sleepieeenese, Palpite•
lion of the Heart, Liver Complete t,Neut.
ia
al6 Lose of Memory. Bronchitis, Con-
eumption, Gall Stones, Janndioe, Sidney
and Urinary Diseases, St. Vitae' Dance,
Female Irregularities and General De'
bility.
LABORATORY, DODERICH, ONT.
J. M. MoLEOD,
Prop. and Man¢faoturer.
Sold by Jaa, Fox, Druggist, Brunel*. •
Cost
Till make'
a well mans
of YOU I
010051000PV080 Tam 000104
85001,1108 IN 00010 w0r06.
P10051 cures an Nervous Disown. e1603lese.
Falling Memory, Night!), y Sm1801008,
torrhoea, Impotency, ate., ...sod by Dna 8 0.000 t
given vigor and
esire to hrunken Imam end
quickly
ri:11aangutUae PI0051 a0d aat.W 000.0 Old.
a 0000yrolya' ealed ho 0�rvs0100. E ,ty
Carried in vest pocket. Price, 30 a package, six
for P. Send money to either ordinaryor 000081er.
ea latter,,Address all latter. to 3.T. PEP ltlr.
Druggist, OODSTO K, ONT., .agent for rho D
Willi. , Canada.
a
Cook's Cotton Root Compound
Is successfully used monthly by over
10,000 Ladies. Safe, effectual. Ladies ask
Sour druggist for Coak•a Cotton Root Com -
Found. Take no other, as all Mixtures, pills and
Imitations are dangerous. Pries, No. 1, El per
box; No. 5,10 degrees stronger,EB per box. No.
t or 2,112011010n receipt of price and two 8 -emit
;tamps, The Cook Company Windsor, Ont.
�eieueipmended by all
tenblDrggietn Oanad
Noe, 1 and:2 eoldlin Brussels by`
G. A. DEAD1AN,
Druggist, Bookseller & Optician.
A. 7OUSLEY
Real Estate 86 Loan
AGENT, BRUSSELS.
Money to Loan on Parm Secur-
ity at the Lowest Rate
of Interest.
Money Loaned on Notes and
good Notes Discounted. Sale
Notes a Specialty.
Fire d Life Insurance Written.
Special Attention given to
Conveyancing.
A. COUSLEY
Office over Deadman's Drug Store,
BRUSSELS.
FAMOUS
Feed
Boiler
,...-=-EVAPORATORI
The boiler is made of
steel, cast iron front, grates,
fire box linings and smoke pipe plate, all other parts made
of the best cast steel protected against warping. ;Flues
arranged so that boiling can be done quicker and at much
less cost for fuel than the old style furnace.
Price only $16.00 Cash.
Leave your order at once with
GERRY ROS.
11
10180 1191
n ,00,11 CULtIV.te
�r
LONG,
TheBu ffalo All -Steel Disc Harrow
This is the only Dien Harrow made or sold in
Canada, having independent, adjustable spring
premiere upon the inner ends of the gang discs,
allowing guy amount of pressure to be thrown
upon the inner ends of the gange,by the toot of
tho operator, By tide aperfeotlyftex-
lhbo action is seonred and the ground oau be
worked to a uniform depth. Examine this
mainline carefully and onmpare with others,
The No, 12 Cultivator
a
IS A MARVEL 0P 87(001)89. The only
Oultivator made that both linos of teeth will
out as even depth in the ground, Exainine it
and you will Bee why. The only Cultivator
with a moveable tooth set so tnat the angle of
the teeth can be regulated to emit any condi•
Noe of soil. Pressure ban bo regulated to act
differently On ovary section requiringit. The
teeth are carried between the wheelinstead
of trailing behind as in other mao11)000, thus
securing lighter graft. This machine is fur•
visited with grain and grass good box when re-
quirod, It has revertible diamond stool points
for the teeth ; also extra wide thistle.euttiug
points buy n e iurnislhed. Examine it and you
The Best Drill Made,
The Uoosicr Needs NO IntrodiltQme.
Over 40,000 Drills and Sadao of our menu -
feature in neo in Canada. Tho only D04111111;40
with lever for instant and perfect regulation
of depth of hoe in all kind0 of soil, while team
is in motion, Sows absolutely °erl•eot to scale;
saves seen, as every kernel is deposited at a
proper depth to grow. Purchase only the best
and you will be aatiefl0tl.
Wo ago mannlaoture Binders, Iloapors,
Mowers, Rakes, Cultivators and Pulpors,00
good, as the bust.
Send fur ill¢etrMod oatalogut.
NOXON BROS.111130. Co., (Limited)
Ingors011, Ott„ Ctutndd.
Agent, 331msselsa