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BUSINESS CARDS.
11/rONFI'Y TO LOAN A.T 5 PEit
J.FF cont.•_ T'`. S. SCOTT. Brussels,
WII. MoORAOKEN,
. Isetworofkiarrlegelttoonses, OOioe
at his Grocery,'Puruhor'ry, :Erect, Brussels.
N. BAI RETTI
'1'0000rfalArtiot' Slop—Next door
North of the Standard liana, I.adloo' ants
o I,l b'ene hair cutting a lPooleity,
MISS JEAN M'LMJCWLIN,
—Tele0I11411 OF—
PIANO - AND - ORGAN,
=. -J ,v -memos,
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ROBERT CUNNINGHAM
IN:U 3 1OE,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
T. 'FLETCHER
Issue: of Marriage Licenses,
GFFION AT JEWELRY 8Tenn.
eNo Witness Required.
T. FLETOHI,R, Brussels
TilARMS FOR SALE.—THE UN•
11 partstermin hail several good Farms f or
i1ois103ueairr001rent, easy .AOOTT,B oe
LEX. HUNTER
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Clerk of the *Fourth Division Cour
Cu. Heron. Conveyancer, Notary Public
Land Loan and Ineuran08 Agent. Pundit
invested and to loan. Colleotione made
Chloe In Graham's Bleak, Bruee:de
AUCTIONEERS.
A HUNTER, LICENSEI.I. AUC.
ti . Tronnan. Money to loan. Perms
to son.
141 S. SCOTT AB AN AUCTION
1 • nun, will sell for better prices, to
tetter men 10 en time and less charges
than any other Auctioneer in Bast Mumu
or he won't charge anything. nates and
orders eau always be arranged et this Defoe
or by pereoaal applioatiol.
VETERINARY.
'i D. WARWICK,
el • Honor Graduate of the Ontario
Veterinary College. 1s prepared to treat all
diseases of dnmeettoated animals In a com-
petent 030,0003. Pnrt(cular attention paid
to veterinary dentistry. Oalls promptly at-
tended to. OfHeo and Infirmary—Four (more
north of bridge 'Purnborry et., 1ruesens•
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
VAT M. SINOLAIR, BARRISTER
Vd • Soltattor Oouveyeamer,NotaryPnb-
Ile, 1810. Ciba—'Valn0tone'8 Block, 1 door
north of Central Hole Solicitor for the
S taudaxd Bank. F. BLAIR, BARRISTER,
Solicitor, Co, (late of Garrote &
Prou,lfoo4e 011100, Goderich.) 01loe over
Glides & Smith's Bank, Brussels.
Money to Loan, 47
G. CAMERON,
•
(Formerly
of Oamor'on Holt ,L
Cameron Barrister End Foiiciior Goderiah
(4111.. Moe—Hamilton St., Opposite 001
borne Hotel.
MEDICAL CARDS,
J. A. M'NAUGHTON,
M. D„0. NL, Trinity Uulyerstty, Fellow Trin-
ity Medical College, Member Ooll0a0 of Pity -
Melees 6,111 Surgeons, Ont. Licentiate of the
Royal College 01 Phyy8tetau0 and Licentiate
of Midwifesy, ;Edinburgh. I '1'o1ephoue
No..111, Residenoe, MillS0,, 13rns0018,
E. T. SNIDER,
M.D., 0, M„ 010000000 to Dr. A, McKelvey
LIcentiate of ltoyltl 0011ege of Ph301010n8
and Surgeons, Kingston ; Member of the Col-
lege of Pbysicin us mud Surgeons of Ontario.
Dl000,080 0f w0n180 end children a specialty.
alight years' experience. 1a-0blee and res-
idence time formerly °coupled byDr. Mo-
&elvoy, Tusmberry street, Brussels, 23-
✓. M. ARMSTRONG,
MB., M. P.., M.C. P.S.O.
PHYSIOIAN, SURGEON,
Ao otroatIIR, ETC.
Specialetteetion given to diseases of the
Throat and Lunge and diseases of Womou
and Okildrou,
BESIDENCU—WALTON, ONT.
DR. F. H. KALBFLEISGH,
rnY0I0IA11, 8181800010 AND ACCOUOn19Un,
SUCCESSOR 7'0 DR. W. GRAHAM,
BRUSSELS, - ONTARIO.
est Class Boner Graduate of the Univoret-
tiusof Trinity (Toronto), Queen's (lilageton)
and of T'riuity Alolloal 0011ege; Fellow of
Trinity lfedi0n) college and member of the
00110 0 of Physielauo and Surgeons of Ontar-
io, Poet Graduate Course in Detroit and
Chico go, 3800, Special attention paid to 1818-
easeaoif Vomen, t'0on tt1E tion iu Dug-
11o1r and Dorman. Telephone at a t:Wan00,
IMPROVED YORKSHIRE
BOAR FOR SERVICE.
The undersigned will peep for service on
Lot 28,Con. 8 Morrie, the thore'-bred Im-
proved Yorksiniro Boar, '01t4c Lodge Long-
fellow," No. 2188, bred b d.31. P.rethoto, Bur-
ford, to wbioh a 1Meil011 number of 10180 will
bo tact. Tes'mo, $1.00, to bo paid at time
of service with privilege of retur010g if nee-
080ary,
A number of choice young sows for sale for
breeding 31rpete0 wbioh w111 be sold .at
prices to cult the bobs.
21- ROUT. 13101300, Proprietor.
Pere, A,tbe
Wood's Phoop`11°dim®,
2710 Great 111,4iis11 Remedy,
Sold aid recommended by al
druggists in armada. Only reli
able medicine discovered Sia
. "alarms guaranteed to oure. all
:erns of-8exnal "Steeliness, all offals of ab1,o
11'0Yoese, Mental Worry, Tncessiv0 use of To.
bncoo, Opium or Stimulants, Milled oti rocelpt
)f "1°8'0"packaagg0�,$1; silt, 4141,, Ono oaf mod,
looms:0o. pomp atete free to cin addr410.
. , The Wood Company', W111deor, Ott:
.. .'...yo1c311111,0uragl,8 by G. 4,a/1')A1 149,N s�•
'Druggist, llnol)solier & Qpylal7V>le
wooweetintereewor
UO11A)IfUU11 AND GU15'L1'It Sl1Uur,11
AUT,
The following letter writlen by N.
Iliginbotham, of Guelph, bearing on the
exteesien of the U, P. It., ie clipped from
the Goderiah Signal
It would be interesting to the citizens
of Guelph and the various munioipelitioo
concerned in the tions notion of the ox.
tension of the 0, P, R. from Guelph to
Oodorloh to aooertain from you what
steps, if any, aro being taken in your
town for the purpose of having that long
promi,ed road oompleted.
lie
the Goderich people now fully
reaize the situation and the immeltee
possibilities that lie before them if this
road were conetrueted, or are they eatie-
lied to lot matters drift on m their pres-
ent unsatisfitotory state ?
An 0xoelleut letter has appeared in the
Toronto prase wbioh shows that tilers
are conviuoing arguments to he worked
ep. The distance from Goderiob to
Toronto via Guelph ie so favorable, and
the menioipalithe throngh wbioh the
road would pass are of such importance,
that the matter should not require much
argument to oonvinae the public of the
advantages of :moll a line. Recognizing
the feet that Goderich is the bast harbor
of refuge on the Eastern coast of Lake
Huron and accessible to the largest grain•
oarryiug vessels, it is amazing that more
energy is not displayed by the citizens of
your good town to work up a .trade of
such magnitude ail lies before them.
Guelph, depending upon the solemn
promise of the Oanadian Pacific 'Railway,
has for the last ten years been paying
large sums of interest and sinking fund
for the con8trnotion of the line aa far as
Guelph, and the tatepuyers are thinking
it is about time something should be
done to mist them in the fulfillment of
the obligations entered into by the 0. P.
R. We earnestly claim your co oper-
ation in promoting this scheme, in eon-
neett011 with which the interests of
Godetioh and Guelph are identical.
CHEEISEMEN MEET.
';'bore was a good response to the ca1l.
eel. to the faotorymen to send delegates
to a meeting held at Listowel Wednesday
of tact week to dieuuao the whole meet t on
of marketing obeeee. Among those pees
Brit were the following, representing the
factories named :
Bluevale—Win, Me ser, J. R. Miller, J.
Elliott, R, Maxwell.
Elmbank—R• Cleland,
Elmo (4 M0rnington—,iia. Grey, Wm.
Burnett, John Sproule.
Carthage—Jae. Holmes, S. Burnett, D.
B. Grieve.
T.intail—John Cowart,
Milverton—G. E. Goodhand,
Willow Grove—jobn Stacy, W. Squires.
Silver Corners—Neil MoLauohlin.
Wyandotte—F, Wetzel!, Hugh Cun•
ningbam.
Paramont—Jas. Taylor.
Trowbridge—W. e1o0ormick, J. Adams
G. Hutchison.'
Marion Beaver—D. J. Marion.
Ripley—Ir. H. Farnell.
Brunets—W. W,13arris.
Fordwiob—M. Daum, M. Aldriob.
Bob). Cleland, of Elmo., was voted into
the chair. J. R. Miller, of Bluevale,
stated the objeot of the meeting. It bad
resulted from an notion taken at the
Bluevale gunnel steeling and wa0 for
the purpose of adopting some eoheme by
wbioh cheese 000ld be put upon the
market on a more satisfactory basis than
nud1r present conditions. Some factory -
men had done very well by ooneigning
and a letter was read from Mr. Kirkoon-
nee, of 'Tiverton, 000414ng that on the
whole he Was very well satisfied with hie
year's experience in c0n0igniug them to
n commission man on the other aide.
There were serious objections of amuse
to oo eiguing abuse but when a sale ie
made here it ought to be absolute if pee•
Bible so that salesmen would know just
where they are. A discussion followed
in which Mr. Goodhand, of Milverton,
Mr. Messer, of Binevalo, Mr. Taylor, of
Parnmont, Mr. Elliott, of Bluevale, end
Mr. Squires, of Willow Grove, and a
number of dtbes'o took pert, Mr. Elliott
stated that the Bluevale factorymen were
not unanimous on the question of o n.
signing and he was nob quite in favor of
ib himself. To test the meeting be moved,
eenonded by 41. Burnett, of the Dims. and
Mornington faotory "That this meeting le
in favor of making arrangements to ship
cheese direct to the British markets on
consignment." This motion was lost,
fico voting in its favor and the balance of
the meeting generally in the negative. A
dioouoeion then arose on the question of
weights, some delegates maintaining that
the present system docked the factory
considerably more than the half pound
per box and stating that it would be more
'satisfactory that the cheese should be
paid for according to the weight shown
even if they did not got quite so high a
prioe per Ib. As it was it made the aver-
age of the quantity of milk required to a
lb. of cheese higher and wag not just to
the maker, who was not marl for all the
cheese be made. It wee moved by Mr.
Miller, seconded by Mr. Squires, and
carried unanimously, "That (hie meeting le
of opinion that all salesmen should sign
an egreoment binding themselves not to
sieve a half lb, up beam, but only the full
lb, up beam, as actually shown,' and on
motion the Seoretary was inetruoted to
oorrespond with the other fairs asking
their oo-operation in (tarrying out moth a
rule. Ow motion of Mr.ldeeoer,seconded
by Mr, Parnell it was resolved to appoint
a Committee to draw up rules with pen.
altiee to govern the sales, weighing, in•
epeotlon, shipment and payment of cheese
and to submit the same for oonsidoration
at the annual meeting of the Lietowar
Dairymen's Board of Trade, the Com.
mittee composed of Messrs. Cleland,
Climie, Messer, Harris, Ballantyne, Mao.
Laron, Cools, Goodhand, Burnett, Me.
Allister, and Taylor and a draft of report
to be printed and oiroulated among the
faotory owners before the annual meet-
ing. This motion was unanimouely
adopted and the feeling of the meeting
was that rules absolutely binding on the
ualOemen and buyers should be adopted
aqd strictly enforced under a penalty for
an infraction thereof. By this mean0
the deoisioos of the arbitration Cotnmit-
tee of (118 board would carry 'weight, 00
any member net complying therewith
would be debarred from the privileges of
the Board, 30r. Miller expressed the
opinion that it would be a good idea to
have an annual meeting Of factory owners
to dioouea questions of motorial interest,
to which all the factories in the district
Would be represented by authorized dela.
plates, either Owners, dlreotors or sales-
)Elginhit itwn,s,imovedstyty'lssers,Taylor
F71k i3 Uli4.hiy.%j7li rOF{.�'
tomp..,'t'o.neon,...o marsse.,,ywr:�'•• •'rAT,-;1'v. r r. ;' ,-dr-� . ,.o, r`'e*e'cr k 03diWr e,*.- eerz .
and 'Loris and unanimously resolved
Hutt the Datryme:We Board of 'Trade be
asked to call annually a meeting of dole.
gates repreeentlul Newry owners and
that the previously named Committee be
requested to draft rmleo governing the
representation and organization of ouch
meeting. This ended the Wiliness and
there was a deoided fettling In favor of
the valn8 of snob gatherings, not neon.
sadly ofsaleemonbut of factory diroetoro
and [watery owners, the teen believing
that if these factories wore properly or-
ganized they could often net in harmony
for their mutual benefit. After the ad.
jonrnment of the meeting all tbo mem-
bers of the Committee who were present
held a meeting and Robt. Cleland was
appointed chairman of the Committee
and the next meeting of tate Committee
was fixed for Friday afternoon the 3rd of
March at 1;S0 p. m.
(11ertoi18 41(110
Comes from Dr. D. 8, Uargile, of Waeb•
40;1. T. leo writes : "Four bottles of
L+'leotrie Bitters has cured Mre. Brewer
of scrofula, which bad oaneed her great
suffering for years, Terrible three would
break out on her head and facie, and the
best dootore oonld give no help ; bat her
au re is 00mp1et0 and her health excellent,'
Thio shovel what 0100880de have proved
—tion Electric Bitters is the beat blood
purifier known. It's theenpreme remedy
for eczema, tetter, salt rheumulcers,
boils and running sores. It stimulates
liver, kidneys and bowels, expels poi0003,
helps digestion, builds 0p the strength,
Only 50 cents, Sold by G. A. Deadman,
Druggist. Guaranteed.
Dominion Cattle, .peep end `'rime
Breeders' Aesocial lett.
Very successful meetings of the Do.
minion Cattle, Sheep and Swine Breed-
ers' Aosoolationa were held in Toronto
from Feb. 7th to 10th inclusive. The
memberships of tho Associations are at
least 25 per cent, greater than at any
previous period. The efforts of the
Associations during the past year have
been along the line of cheaper trauoporb•
Won. At present, between local points
in Ontario, thoro'bred stock in less than
car load Tote is shipped at one•half the
regular tariff rate. Between Ontario
and A'Ianitoba and British Columbia, the
rates are now to Winnipeg, $72, and to
Nev Westminster, $196, whore and
they were to Winnipeg, $180, and to
New Westminster, $251. The privilege
has been granted of allowing thoro'bred
calves, sheep or swine in loss than car
load lots of over 3, to be penned off in
one end of the oar without being crated.
For a long time this has been a standing
grievance of the live stock men through.
out Ontario.
Interprovincial trade in pure bred
stook from Ontario Westward to Mani.
toba and the Northwest and British
Columbia, and Eastward to the maritime
provinces and Newfoundland has been
very large. This trade hoe been greatly
assisted by the Associations, both by re-
duced rates, and also by making up oar
loads of shipments already sold, thug
obtaining for the small shipper a car
load rate. It is estimated by those who
are in a position to speak advisedly that
the interprovincial trade in pure bred
stools has increased five fold during the
past year. For the past two years the
Associations have been advertising in
the Ontario Agricultural Gazette the
names of the members of the Live Stock
Asaooiatione, giving a list of the stock
eaoh has for sale. These lists have been
planed in the hands of breeders through-
out all Canada,andit has been to a great
extant owing t
these lists of stock for
sale that the interprovincial trade has
been so large. If possible during the
coming year these lists will be so extend-
ed that they will be published in the
maritime provinces and throughout
Manitoba and the Northwest. Tho Ae-
sooiabiona have done good work along the
line of transportation and by advertis-
ing the Ontario stook throughout Canada,
it is felt that considerably more work
along this line can yet be done which will
result in the ultimate benefit of this
province.
The Provincial Winter Show bold in
Brantford in 1808 was the most success-
ful yet held. In 1891 there were 81
entries, in 1898, 760 entries. The pro-
vincial Winter Show is not held for the
purpose of paying money to prize stook,
It is the intention that this Show shall
be eduoational in its nature, from begin.
ning to end. In all departments this
object is being catered to. Exhibits in
all departments are judged from the con•
earner's standpoint. Two years ago in
the swine department, prizes were offer-
ed for export bacon hogs, judges being
representatives from the pork packing
establishments. Last year, in addition
to this, a bleak teat was inaugurated, the
above gentlemen doing the judging,
This was the first block test in Canada -
At the Show to bo held in 1890 prizes
will also be offered in the sheep depart.
men: for dressed carcasses, the judges of
which will be practical men 01 experience
in this line of work. A special lecture
hall will be provided at the Show, where
dressed carcasses of both sheep and swine
will be on exhibition and lectures will bo
delivered by the judges, pointing out the
merits and demerits of the various oar-
oaotoe, In all departments of the Show
an additional prize will bo given to ex•
hibitoes supplying data, giving full infor-
mation as to how the stook exhibited by
them was bred, what they were fed, and
the method of oaring for them. This
data will bo published.
During the Summer of 1800 oo•oper-
etive experiments in swine feeding will be
carried on with fanners throughout the
province. The pork paolcers and rail•
way computes will assist the plan.
The Associations in their work, should
receive the hearty co-operation of all who
have at heart the welfare of agriculture
and the live stook industry in Ontario.
Discovered by a Women,
Another great discovery has been made,
and that too, by a lady in this country.
"Disease fastened its olntobes upon her
and for 8001018 years ebo witlietood its
severest taste, but her vital or.gan0 were
undermined and death seemed imminent.
For three menthe she oeuglied incemeent•
ly, and could not sleep. She finally die•
covered a way to recovery, by purobeeing
of no a bottle of De. Iliug'o New Diner.
try for Cnnem nption, and wag so =oh
relieved oil taking first dose, that she
Hopi all night ; and with two bottleo,hee
been absolutely cured, ;ler name ie Mrs.
Luther Lutz." • Thne writes W. C. Ham.
Molt & Co,, of Shelby, N.C. )Trial bottles
free at Maroon's Dong Store, Regular
0iz0 500 and $1,00. Every bottle gtia)1.
4nteed.
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BLACK DRESS GOODS.
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This is the season of the year when Black Drees Cootie are in demand.
The inducement: we offer you here speak for themselves.
Our gti0tabi0110 for Durable and 8tylieb Drees Goode aro always under usual
retail prince, but tlhis lot is eepeeially Ito, owing to an extra large purehaeo, Never
in the hietory of this :tiro have the 0110140 011011 a large range of Black Dress Goods,
Read ou
Bleak Lustre 3(i inches wide, bright and glossy fast black, worth 250, for 20e.
J3lnolc Lustre 40 in. wide, line Knish, but blaek, very glossy, worth 30e, for 25e.
Blank Brilliantine Drees Goode 49 In. wide, beautiful lluish, regular 60o, for 500.
Blank Brocaded Lustre 42 inohes wide, floral designs, bright and glossy, special
at 50o.
All wool Prinoesa Twill Serge, fast blank, 250.
All wool Black llenrietla 42 inohes wide, fast blame, worth 500 per yd , for 40e.
Black all wool Henrietta 500, 600, 75o and $1 00.
Black all wool !irate. Cloth, reversible, it makes a lovely mourning dress, regul.
ar price $1, for 85o.
Black Satin Suliel 45 inches wide, regular pried $1, for OOo,
Black Crape Cloth 48 inohes wide, epooia145a.
Blaok Satin Royal all wool Drees Goode, special 500,
ra—Wo matte a specialty of mourning goods, This month has be. n a record
breaker V? 1011 ug, February le o'waye looked on an a dull month, but evit11 the large
and varied :tools we parry and the low mines we quote keeps trade inoreaeing every
month in the year,
CASH AND ONE PRICE.
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FENCE ALSTY.
When you seek the best fence thatcan be made from
wird, we know that you will buy the
Famous Coiled Spring Page.
t isn't like any other on earth—it's better. It was
he first and Itis still the foremost woven wire fence
Por the truth shout its uses and quality, address
THE PAGE WIRE FENCE CD. LTD
WALI(ERVILLE, Oi1T.
'1910 Appel ilc or a Cont
Is envied by all poor dyspeptics whose
Stomach and Liver are ons of order. All
eaoh shoeld know that Dr, Ring's New
Life Pills, the wonderful Stomaob and
Liver Remedy, gives a splendid appetite,
sound digestion and a regular bodily habit
that insures perfect health and great
energy. Only 25o. at Dead man's Drug
Store.
(-nnatciltan .N eve's..
A horse at the Woodburn mills, Wood -
stook, banked a load of wheat over a steep
embankment in front of the mill into the
creek. The wheat had been ehovel'ed
loosely in barrels, and about 30 bushels
were emptied in the water. Jahn
Sutherland, the driver, was somewhat
injured.
Jamee Turner, a member of the new
religious sect called Zionites, has been
sent for trial by a Walkerton magietr,,to
011 a charge of killing hogs belonging to
one, Fi'dis, The hogs are believed by
this sent to beP ossesoed of the evil one,
hence the sacrifice. In this ease Fiddie'
son, who had an,intereet in the hogs, ie a
member of the sect.
At a publio meeting held at Heepeler
a resolution was passed by a large major-
ity of ratepayers present to dispose of a
portion of the public park to W. A.
Xribbe, M. P. P•, at a nominal figure, for
the purpose of establishing a, box and
wood working factory on a large eoalr.
The site is admirably situated, with the
G. T. R. or C. P. R. on either side of it.
S. McComb, of Palmerston, met with
an aooident al Elora Wednesday night
in which he bad his left arm taken off
near theehoulder. The unfortunate man
had been a freight conductor for a num-
ber of years, and Left Guelph in charge of
the mixed train going North. Tho acci-
dent happened at Elora. He was then
removed in the ambulance to the Gener-
al Hospital in Guelph, and ie getting
along nicely.
At a meeting of the Board of Trade,
held in Binoardine Friday night, a cow.
mittee consisting of Messrs. A. G. Mc-
Intyre, H. T. Harden and William Mur.
ray, was instructed to aot in conjunction
with Goderiah and other lake porta in an
effort to have a first•olaso line of steam•
erg ply on this coast of Lake Huron.
Since the wreak of the Cambria and the
withdrawal of the Oarmona the Windsor.
Soo route is vacant. The board is of
opinion that the route can be tnade a
profitable one for two or three good
steamboats. The board also appointed
a oommittee to negotiate for the erection
of a large Summer hotel and lakeside
aottagee, more a0oommodation being
urgently needed for the ioere00ing num•
her of tourists who come to Kincardine
to spend the Bummer.
The reaidonte of Blenheim were much
nxcited Friday morning to learn that the
Bank of J. R. Powell bad been abfarad
end robbed, It is supposed that the
robbers were aware that there were
several' thousand dollars in the safe.
After gaining entrance to the Banic they
drilled a hole in the safe, but put an
overcharge of some explosive in the hole
with the result that the side of the build•
iug was blown out. The exploeion was
heard all over the town, bat before any
person could reach the some the rob-
bere bad secured the money and boarded
a hand'oar on which they rode cub about
4 miles toward Chatham, Then they
abandoned the oar and escaped in a oar.
tinge wbioh had evidently been left at
that point for them. Over $2,000 was
taken,
On Wednesday evening of teat week,
when nearlog the bridge over the . Irvine
River, three miles Weal .00 Fergus, the
Grand Trunk :nixed train going North
was derailed, The engine, tendee and
eight cars passed safely over the bridge,
but the ten ears immediately following
went down the bank, 0 distance of eel".
envy. two feet, into the river. The sea-
ond.olaso °eaoh anil car in front of fl,
although nff the mile, remained on the
flee. The trainmen and passengers
were unhurt. A b1111 end to pig went
down with the tvreolc unhurt. and when
these were oeoured, the wreck, to hieh
Was a oomplet0 nuc, .was tired, . .Friday
morning the charred trunk of a man was
found burned beyond reeognitiou, The
remains were taken to Fergus. An in•
quest waoheld. The aooident wee oaused
by a brokeu rail.
Sri
Coming.
We are ready for it with a nicely
assorted stock of
.Prints, Cottons,
r
1<i
ATaeetalz s
.
Skirtings, Linens,
Flannelettes,
,Spring Suitinas, �e-
Our Groocry Department
is known near and far for
the freshness and excellency of
our stock. A trial will convince
you that this is correct.
J. G. SKENE.
Agent for Parker's Dye Works.
The Standard Bank
of Canada.
Money Orders
For amounts of Fifty Dollars and under
leaned by thie Bank, payable at par at
any chartered Bank in Canada, with the
exception of Branohee in the Yukon Die-
triot.
RATES
Under $10 . . $0.08
$10 to 20 . . 0.10
20 to 30 . . 0.12
80 to 50 . . . 0.14
J. N. (RIBBON, Agent, IOIIUSSELS.
SHNCLES
British Columbia
Red Cedar Shingles
AND.—
.LLortll Shore •
Pine and Cedar
FOB SALE AT TUE
Brussels Planing an Mills
1 s
l
Also Doors and Snell of all Pat
ternson hand or made to order
at Shoot Notioe,
Botiulatee Furnished for all
kinds of Buildings. Workman,
ship and Material Guaranteed.
Pi..AMENT,
rz,
11 xr tr•,., r ii Er g,: 5lo--.?�-
"Slater Boot Trees."
The wear a7.d elude retention of a shoe may
be doubled if, wit 'n td.e0 Off the foot, it he
put 011 11 tree 4111", ,1.•hare ofthe shoe. The
leather thus req: n its elasticity and fiber
tension 111;01 th' it., forth. Valuable to
weareri with a 111(11.113 "run over on heels.
A good idea is to h::vo two pairs of shoes
Iternately "treed" end worn. Tach pair
viii illus ,rive double service if allowed It
reel -day between wear -clays. Trees to fit
the various shapes of Slater Shoes, at ,21.00 per pair.
0ATAtoont 66The Slater Shoe fakers."
FACE,
a
Jno. Downing, - Sole Local Agent
IV[cLEOD'S Cook's Cotton Boot Compound,
System Rei,ov= for
—AND 001103—
TESTED REMEDIES
SPECIFIC AND AiNTIDOTE
For Impure, Weak and Impoverished
Blood, Dyepepeia, Sleopleoeneee, Palpita.
tion of the Heart, Liver Complaint, Near..
eight, Lees of Memory, Bronchitis, Con-
sumption, Gall Stones, Jaundice, Kiddy
and Urinary Direasoe, St. Vitas' Danae,
Female Irregularities and General De-
bility,
LABORATORY, GODERICII, ONT,
i'. M. MoLEOD,
Prop. and Manufaotnrer.
Seld by Jan. Pox. Druggist, Ih'uooera.
COSI
Wit a ftkO•
e 1*roll man
of YOU I
000.051 TROI /CUB Tan 1100.6
niteol:8518 root wa108.
P1000I cures all Norvons nlsoesee, 0leepl0s..
1,1080. Fa100O 110m0t7,Nlghnr Eurlesions.Sperrme
torrhae4 Impotency, eta, caused by past n nhea)-
gives vigor and
y alae to shrunken cram.. Boa
quickly
but
Uoo 700002 nod you wn1l grow strong
and happy nnpgala. 0001 by 90011 Iu 50040 wr.pper
and 00anrely sealedfrom obegorvadoa.E(aaiy
for 0. Saucarried le d moneyst kin either ordl ) q �ork� tor.
ed letter, Address ail letters to JAR. PEP DR,
000a,1100, wo00830011, ea0, Agent tor the Oe.
minion o Canada,
HOWE
Call and see =-
stock 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.
Is successfully used monthly by over
w,Y10,000 Ladies. Safe, effectual, Ladles ask
your druggist for Cooke Cotton Root Com-
pound. Take no other n8 all Mixtures, pille and
bnitatione are dangerous, Prise, No, 1, $1 Per
box' No. 10,10 degrees stronger, $8 per box. No.
1 or id mailed en receipt of price and two e•een)
;temp
s. The Cook Company Windsor, Ont,
`Nos. 1 and 2 soldana recommended by all
lesponeible Druggists is Canada,
Nos, 1 and;2 eoldiin Brn86010 by
G, A, DEAD1rrAN,
Druggist, Bookseller de Optician.
IJSLEY
Raal3state 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.
fired Life Insurance Written.
Special Attention given to
Conveyancing.
A. OOUSLEY,
Office over Deadman': Drug Store,
BRUSSELS.
NEW
uicVer Silop 1
The undersigned has open-
ed up a Butcher Shop in the
MU BUZ, 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.
. WAL1Et.
Meat delivered to all parts
of the town.
IL.C.ItSH PAID FOR H113408.
No800 New 000F,00 PATE"T 01.1. 1 801 int 1808ow.
ail LONG,
TheBufl'alo All -Steel Disc Harrow
This is the Duly Disc Harrow made or sold in
Canada, having independent, adiuotable spring
premiere upon the inner ends of the gang Niece,
allowing any amount of pressure to be thrown
upon the inner ends of the gange,by the toot of
the operator. By this means a perfeetlyitex-
iblo aetfou is secured and the ground eau be
worked to a uniform depth, Bemire this
Machine carefully and compare with others.
The No. i2 Cultivator
IS A MARVEL OF 873001428, The Only
made cultivator v d that both linos of teeth will
out as exon depth to the ground, 10 a it
and You will see why, The only Cultivator
with it moveable tooth set so tout the angle of
the teeth can be regulated to snit any oondl.
Eton of soil. Prothro can be regulated to sot
differently on every Beaton requiring it. The
teeth aro carried between the wheels instead
of trailingbehind es in other machines, thus
0,3080411g lighter (craft. This maobloe is fur-
nished with grain and gra08 seed box when
quired, It lla0 reversible diamond steel points
for the teeth ; ales, extra wide thistle-eutt[ng
pehate nen be
far0febed. Rumble it end you
will hay Ito other.
The Best Drill Made.
The floosie', Needs Ao intr'otinction.
' Ovor40,000Drills andSeedoroof our maim -
feature in use in Canada. The outs, Drill made
with lever for instant and perfect regulation
of depth of hoe in all kinds of soil, while foam
is in motion, soars absolutely eOrreet to settle;
saves sped, as every kernel 10 deposited at a
proper depth to grow. Purchase only the beet
and you will be eatielled,.
Wo 0100 manufacture Binders, Reapers
mowers, Rakes, Cultivators amt Pnlpere, ee
goo a8 bhc be041,
nog
catalogue,
110XON BROS. MPG, Co., (Limited)
y�
Ingersoll, Ont., Commie'.
By��.p{e�Hlssoltzi