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BUSINESS CARS.
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atthis Grocery, luruborry ntl'aot, Brusaele,
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N.l3ARRETT,
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1•L lonnolialArtist. Shop -Next door
North of the Standard Bang. Ladies' and
o bi Wrous Lair eu tting a epuolalty,
MISS JEAN M'LAUCHLIN,
-TEACHER OF -
PIANO - AND - ORGAN,
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R0i3ERT CUNNINGHAM
n`7881 UN01,
FIRE" AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
T. FLETCHER
Issue; of Marriage Licenses,
OFFmn AT JEwnTaY STORE.
1'No Witneso Required.
T. FLETCHER, Brussels
MI88 SARAH LEWISE MOORE,
L. O. M.,
Aondanlio graduate of London Conserva-
tory of Music, 10 prepared to metre a limit-
ed number of pupils for instruction on the
Memo. Walton -Monday, Tuesday' Smola-Wednesday, Thursday; Seatortli-Priday,
Saturday. Qualified to prepare pupila for
the Principal's Farm iu the Conservatory of
Music,
ALES. IIUNTER,
Clerk of the Fourth D vision 0onr
Co, Huron, Conveyancer, Notary Public
Land, Loan and Insure louoo Ag gut, Funds
ad and to an. 0ollectioue made
bMne
OIBae /n Graham's Block, Brussels
AUCTIONEERS.
AHUNTER, LICENSED AUC'
q Tmruma. Money to loan. Furors
to sell.
S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION -
nun, will sell for better prions, t0
better men in ass time and loss oha0ge0
than any other Attottoneer in Rost Sumo
or he won't charge anything. Dates and
orders can always be arranged at this otlioe
or by personal application.
VETERINARY.
D. WARWICK,
eJ • Honor Graduate of the Ontario
Veterinary Uollogo, is prepared to treat all
diseases of do fhostianted animals In a oom-
toveterinary dentistry.etent manner.n lar calls promptlattntion y' at-
tended to. Offioo and infirmary -Four doors
north of bridge 'rurnborry at., B011000 s.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
M. SINCLAIR, BARRISTER
Y' Y • Solicitor, Uonveyanoer,No taryPub-
Iio, &a. chine-Vaustoco's Block, 1 door
north of Central Roto Solicitor for the
Standard Bank.
F. BLAIR, • BARRISTER,
Solicitor, &o. (late of Gerrow &
Proudf0ofe O11loo, Goderioh.) Oilloe over
Gillies & Smith's Bonk, Brussels.
Money to Loan. 47
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G. U
AM9°N0
1�)a�t •1 of QameaOn 11018 &
1 Cameron . (Formal y
Ot.Oil) Barrister and Boddie;1,,OpGoderioh,
Out. Offioo-llnmilton 8t„ Opposite Col
borne Hotel.
MEDICAL CARDS.
J. A. M'NAUGHTON,
M, D., 0. M„ Trluity Univoreity, Fellow Trin-
ity Medical College, Member College of Phy-
eioiaua and Surgeons, Out. Licentiate of the
Itoy'al College of Physicians and Licentiate
of Midwifery, Edinburgh. ra'1'eleplroue
00,14. ReefdYone°, Mill 81,, Bruesets.
E. T. SNIDER,
M. D., 0. M., euooessor to Dr. A. Molelvey,
Licentiate of Royal College of Physicians
and Surgeons, Eiugston ; Member of the 001 -
lege of Physioinne and Surgeons of Ontario.
Diseases of woman and children a specialty.
Eight years' experience.l -01Boe and res-
idence that formerly occupied by Dr:IDfo•
Iielvoy,Tulvberry street, Brussels, 20-
M, ARMSTRONG,
M.B., M.D., M.C.P.S.O,
PHYSICIAN, SURGEON,
ACCOUCHEUR, ETO.
Special attention given to diseases of the
Throat and Lungs and diseases of Women
and Children,
10121DENCE-WALT ON, ONT.
D8. F. I4. KALDFLEISCH,
PHYSIOxAN, 0700100N AND AC0070n0Un,
SUCCESSOR TO DR. W. GRAHAM.
BRUSSELS, - ONTARIO.
1st plass Honor Graduate of tho Univorei-
tree of fiduity (Toronto), Queen's Megaton),
audofTrinity Medical 0allege ; bellow of
Trinity Medical Oollogo and member of the
(3311000 of Phyoia(ane and Surgeons of.Ontar-
io. Post Graduate Course in Detroit and
Ohioago,1800, Special attention paid to dis-
eases of Eye, Isar, Nose and Throat, and ills-
000o6of women. r0`Onneultattou fu Eng-
lish and German. Telephone at residence.
IMPROVED YORKSHIRE
BOAR FOR SERVICE.
The undersigned will keep for eelwioe on
Lot 20 Con. 0, Monis, the 111or0'-bred Im-
proved Yorkshire Boar, "Oak Lodge Long-
fellow," No, 2400, bred by 3, 01. lirotho0a, Bur-
ford,
to which limited ember of flown will
be talion. Torme, 81.00, to be paid at time
of service with privilege of returning if nec-
essary.
A. number of choice yyoung.0owe for Salo for
breeding purposes which will bo sold at
prices to exit the thins.
21- 1001ST. NICHOL, Proprietor.
Bofors. A.ftor, r
�.. �vAoa s n001ilxodl11e,
Vic 310eat JAtplfala Non".
Sold and recommended by al
druggists in Canada, Only rell
able 7104101370 4iseuve1'ed. Si*
Packages ()comical to euro all
:orinel of Sexual Wenknoas, all effects of 01)&1
' 31 excess, Mortal worry, 1100800170 Use of TO,
Cacao, Opium or Stimulants, Mailed 00 re0elpi
>1 price, one pPaao�kago 91, six, 50. Otuul Of/I I/teaao,
iattitloWho WoodlCompany,Wiindsor,Out
Sold 1h DDragglet if ool seillle 10 Opt otian,
10i5ittct Faro.
IA' o;rawl ch.
[Intended for last week.;
Two sleigh Ioads of young people went
to Ha(11831u on Monday night to have a
skate.
The attendance at the different
ohurehoo was very elim on Sunday owing
to the severe etnrm,
Organizer Alliu, of the A. 0, U. W.,
left hero on Saturday morning, The
Weal lodge added seven to their num•
her as a result of his labors, They have
bright proopeets of adding mere.
Miss Meggie John.ton is very 111 with
appendicitis. She fe improving slowly,
bot le not otrt of danger. She le under
the care of a local doctor. A Brussels
medico was oallod in for oonealtabion.
Bev, Wilmot Mahood. of Webster City,
Iowa, eldest eon of the poetmaeler of
F ordwioh, has undergone an operation in
a Chioago hospital for nppendioibio. He
is recovering and is expected to arrive
home in a few days.
Cibtavvie-
[Intended for last week.]
Wm. Mose shipped a Targe consign-
ment of harness to Manitoba,
G. W. Walker was in Brantford last
week attending the High Court of the
Canadian Order of Foresters.
It -v. A. 13. Demill, manager of Demill'e
Ladies' College, St. Catharines, spent
a few days in this vioinity in the inter.
este of the college.
Another of Howiok'e most respected
citizens was caller across the dark river
on Friday night, 24111 ult., in the person
of Dire. Jos, Galbraith, of the 14th oon.
Her remains ware interred in the Gorrie
cemetery on Sabbath afternoon. Ths
funeral cortege was a large one.
The many friends of Harry Young,
of 711 Maitland street, London, will be
sorry to hear of hie death which took
place oa Thursday morning 23rd ult.
The deceased oontrscted a cold about 3
months ago, which settled on his lunge
and canoed bio unlooked for death.
Harry, who was only 20 years of age, was
a great favorite, and ilia death is a
shook to all. Deceased was the youngest
son of Jae. Young, formerly of Gorrie.
E3L.'th.
During February 98 tickets were sold
at Blyth station for Clinton and 54 for
Wingbam.
Ex -Reeve N. H. Young has been off
duty with an attack of la grippe but is
getting all right again.
John Wilford went to Barrie, last
week where be attended the Grand
Orange Lodge of Ontario West.
Alfred P. Stewart, eon of Mre. George
Stewart, of Blyth, was married in Von•
comer, B. C., on February 14'11, to Miss
Effie A. McLeod, of Ripley.
Dr. Perdue, Fred. Toll and John Den-
holm left Blyth elation on Tuesday after.
noon, of last week, with two care of
horses for the Manitoba markets.
Rev. Walter Rigsby was at Kinoardioe
on Monday conducting the funeral cer-
vi e over the remains o e • r
os v # Rev. Dir. Oun
gingham, Methodist minister, who died
last Friday.
The sale of milk routes of the Blyth
Cheese dt Butter Co., took place at the
Commeroil hotel, Blyth. The purchasers
Were J. E. Taman, James Jackson, John
Agan and Wm. Kuhns.
Onrr.-Much sympathy is extended to
Hugh McQuarrie and wife, owing to the
sudden death of their eldest daughter,
Mary,which sad event occurred at Tor.
onto on Sunday forenoon, Feb, 26. De•
ceased had been employed in Toronto for
the past three months. On Sunday
morning she stepped into the house of a
neighbor of her boarding houee and
while engaged in conversation fell tor.
ward from the uhair striking the Boor
with ber face. Two dootore were at once
sent for but life was extinct before their
arrival, neuralgia of the heart being the
cause of death. Her remains were
brought to Blyth by the Tuesday after-
noon train and the funeral toots place
from her father's residence on Wednes-
day afternoon to the Union cemetery,
many friends and citizens turning out
top ay their last respects to the deceased
toY•
Bismarck's Iron Nerve
Was the reenit of hie splendid health.
Indomitable will and tremendous energy
are not found where Stomach, Liver,
Kidneys and Bowels are out of order. If
you want theee (polities and the success
they bring, use Dr. King'e New Life Pills.
They develop every power of brain and
body. Only 25o. al G. A. Deadman'a
drug store.
Wroxeter.
Linteuded for last week.]
Geo. Crisp paid Mre, C. W. Andrews a
visit on Tuesday last.
Misses Jean Davidson and Cassie Her-
rin have returned from the Millinery
Openings in Toronto.
On account of the snow storm Rev. J.
B. Kennedy was unable to attend to his
Belmore and Salem appointmente on
Sunday last.
Dr. Ball woe in town on Monday and
Tuesday. He has worked up a large
bueinees by his line work on teeth, He
(tomes firet Monday and Tuesday of each
month to the Gofton House,
Wroxeter horse Fair will be held on
March 15th. Last Fair wee a good one
and this one is expected to be better than
ever, as a number of buyers for Manitoba
and Liverpool are expected to be present.
Mies Jennie Miller hag returned to
Goderioh, where she will put in another
term at the millinery bueineso, Mies
Jean should make a good milliner ae ber
taste ain't all in her mouth by any moons,
Who would have Imagined any one
thought as much of a oent as this 7 A
party wont into a certain hotel and Eek
ed for the stationery traveller who was in
this village with his samples, but the
traveller wee out and be had to wait a
few minutes. The drummer name in
presently, and being aeltsd by the party
to have a look at his samples, the travel-
ler, thinking he was going to have a stroke
of business, asked him to have a cigar.
This being done, they went into the
sample room. Presently the hotel keep-
er was called into tbo room and Was
rather surprised when the traveller told
flim that the farmer wanted to buy R
soribbling book as he thought be could
get it cheaper from )Tim than at the
drug store. Lie meat think the druggists
ore robbere, but, however, he found out
that that is the plane he had to buy hie
Woke. Yob Who read 'titre will think it
rather exaggerated, but it is a fact.
Ben. Pries is alai ting 0 laundry bnei•
33018 In Listowel, We wish hien 13101001.
An intense noise wag heard in this
part of the country ou Monday 0130720031
about 4.80 o'olook, reeertlbling 7120(1 the
noise made by the explosion of a boiler
in a mill, but the oauee has not yet been
found out, 'Whether it was an eleetrio
shook in the air or an explosion is as yet
unknown,
Gibson Bros. ehipped , car loads of
maple blooke to Liverpool last week and
are shipping 4 more this work. The
hands at the Saw mill 0lrock for higher
Within, hot owing to the small number it
was rather a foothill piece of buoioeso,
and their planes are now filled by now
hands. There Me been no 00083(on to
pall the police force out yet, and not
mnoh -sign.
Carodeivieit.
The deaths in Goderioli from New
Year's until March 9 numbered thirteen,
more than has beau reoordod in a like
period for many years,
A petitiou, signed by over seventy
millers of Western Ontario, has been
forwarded to the Ottawa Government,
praying that the harbor of Goderioh be
deepened ae speedily as possible to adroit
the largest grain vessels now trading in
the upper tattoo. The petition recites
that under such an improvement Goder-
ioh would beoome headquarters for the
manufacture of Boar, both for home oon•
gumption and for export to Europe.
Leatlbtar v.
John MoLaughl(n will have ht+ sale of
farm stook and household effects on
March 10th.
Isaac Bolton has Started np business
on hie farm on the 14311 line. We are
glad to hove I!'ir, Boltou for neighbor.
Bob Munn, the celebrated blacksmith,
has bought a shop in Beachwood. The
people in that locality will find Bob a
No. 1 mechanic.
Chao. Case, the popular young con-
tractor, has secured several contracts for
next Summer. He purpoeee giving all
hie attention this year to the framing
business.
Wm. Glass and family have moved to
Wingham. At hie auction eats there
woe a large attendance and things Bold
well. Cows brought as high as $48 ;
yearlings, $23, and other things in
proportion.
Mies Annie McNabb left for Cypress
River, Man., on Saturday, ab which
place she has friends living. She pur-
poses remaining there thio Bummer.
We hope,ehe may have a pleasant time
in the West.
The Sewing Oirole held at Mr. Stites
was well patronized, and $7.00 were
made. The proceeds were used in buy-
ing a chair for the pulpit at Bethel.
Another is expected at Mr. Haokwoll'e
in the near future.
Volcanic Eruptions
Are grand, but Skin Eruptions rob life
of joy. Bnaklen'e Arnica Salve aures
them, also Old, Running and Fever Sores,
Ulaere, Boils, Felons, Corns, Warts,
Cuts, Bruises, Burne, Soalde, Chapped
Hands, Chilblains. Best Pile Mire on
earth. Drives out Peine and Aohee.
Only 25cts. a box. Cure guaranteed.
Sold by G. A. Deadman, Druggist.
c re:P.
[Additional Grey on page 1.]
School, Rmro0T.-The following le the
report of B. 8. No. 9, Grey. The names
are arranged in order of merit. -Sr. 4th.
-Lawrence MaN t
oaltt Bessie Oliver
Verne MoNaught, John McKay. Jr. 4111.
-Lorenzo Bray, Elia MoNaught, Hattie
Fraser, Russel Robertton. Sr. 8rd.-
Willie Harrison, Norma Sperling, Ethel
MoN0nght. Jr. Srd.-Willie Mann,
Frank Harrison, Olive Oliver. Sr. 2nd.
-Wilbur Bray, Larry MoNaught, George
Minn, Henry McKay, Norman MoNaught,
Willie Mann, Wesley MoNaught. Jr.
2nd. -Maggie Mann, Robbie McKay.
Part II.- Wiunie MoNaught, Alfred
Maohan.
Mees N. J. ISBIeTla, Teacher.
The following item taken frgm "The
Province," Vanoouver, 13. O., refers to a
neige of Alex. MoDunald, 4111 oon., of
Grey :-Jean Isabelle, youngest and dear.
ly beloved daughter of D. J. and Mre.
MoDonald, passed p0330011313)' away on Sat-
urday afternoon, Feb. 181b, aged 8 years
and 9 months, the deceased having suf-
fered from ieert weakness, induced by
inflammatory rbenmatietu. The funeral
took place Monday afternoon from the
family residence, 1,065 Burrnrd street,
Rev. E. D. McLaren officiating. Mr.
and Mre. McDonald desire to express
their appreciation and hearty thanks to
their many friends for their sympathy
and kindness iu their bereavement. The
many floral offerings were gatefully re-
ceived, the lovely wreath from St.
Andrew's church junior Y. P. B. C. E.,
of which deoeaeed was a; member, being
especially appreciated.
Samoa Rxoony,-The following is the
report of S. S. No. 1, Grey, for the
month of February :-P. 8. Leaving. -
A. 0. adder, 495 ; W. J. Armstrong,
482 ; J. Farquharson, 832 ; C. Arm-
strong, 824 ; L. Bloke, 173 ; A. Switzer,
182. Sr. 4th,, -A. V. Armstrong, 581. ;
G. Bielby, 681 ; R. Davidson, 473 ; A,
McKay 128, Jr. 4110.-D. Davidson,
208 ; J. Bielby, 285 ; N. Fraliak, 228 ,
A. Bedford, 214. Sr. 3rd. -TI. Hollin-
ger, 280 ; W. Switzer, 282 ; A. Dickson;
228 ; E. Blake, 208 ; 13. Ronde, 195 ; G.
Blake, 171. Jr. 8rd.-Frank Davidson,
260 ; L. Diolteon, 245 ; B. Davidson,
285 ; T. Bielby, 228 ; J. Hoggard, 198 ;
A, Oakley, 119 ; M. Cardiff, 112 ; W.
Stevenson, 80 ; W. Glaeeier, 89, Sr.
20d. -G. Dark, 227 ; W. Farquharson,
180. Jr. 2nd. --M. Hoggard, 171 ; Alf,
Glassier, 158 ; 13. Dark, 108 ; Annie.
Glassier, 98 ; A. Gordon, 50. and Pt. -
L. Blake, 143; J. Stevenson, 80 ; E.
Oakley, 84. Sr, let, -Jae. Dlokson, 182
Jno. Diolteon, 158. Jr, lat.-Florence
Oakley, Borne Craig. The teacher
would like if the parents would see that
the obildren attend more regularly in
future. A day at )home throws a child
book for almost a week.
S. R. Canna, Teaober.
Ilnott ALASKA. -The following ie the
subetanoe of a letter lately reoeived from
Peter McNeil, Son of John MONeii, 14th
con„ which will be of interest to hie
many friends in this township 1-8inoe
I lost wrote to you I have left Vancouver
and have arrived safe in Alaska. The
boat I cable en woe a poor affair, and it
Ivan very mn011 crowded with paseengere,
and to add to our di000mfnr8 we had
about 60 doge for company oleo. Tho
board also Wes of a very poor quality.
Skagooy is a very fine town and thinge
are nearly as cheap as they are ill Van.
waver. I am at present working en the
TIDE BRUSSELS POST
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Now for Bigger Business 1
We have never had snob a gond February trade 0e the month just
closed, and we are all the more pleased bemuse every day we are winning now (Heeds
who have not been aoouetomed to snob excellent goods for the money, nor have they
had suoh eatiefaction in buying as they experienoe here. But while hardness has
been univereally brisk we feel that greater possibilities are before us, that this store's
usefulness oan bo extended to a larger degree, that people may profit by our unequal-
led buying and soiling facilitieo. This is the pans we set for next week ;-
- •Lace Curtains, 271 yard+ long, 27 in. wide, regular 2131 per pair, for 20e.
-Lice Mashie, 2i yards long, 32 in. wide, new patterue, taped edgoe, special 35o.
- Lace Curtains, 811 yardo long, 64 inches wide, toped edges, now patterns, worth
51.25 for $1.
-Fine Nottingham Ourtaine at 51.50, $2 and 2.50.
-Art Muslin, bordered, worth 8e, for 50.
--Art Muslim, very special at 100, 12o and Lis.
- Golden Draperies, new patterns, worth 12io, for 10e.
-Art Denims In five p0tter00, at 180.
--Chenille Curtains, in green, ordinal and fawn, worth $4, for 53.50.
- Grey Cottons, yard wide, worth 4o, for 20.
-White Cotton, 37 inches wide, eoft finish, 5o.
-Londeodale Cambric, very fine, worth 14e, for 12710.
-Flannelette, in fanoy stripes and cheeks, worth 4 c, for 81o.
- Heavy Flannelette, yard wide, fanoy colors, worth 12p, for 10d.
-New Prints, wide and heavy, worth 120 for 100,
CASH AND ONE PRICE.
railway, about 15 miles into the moun-
tains. 11 hi about 8,000 feet above the
sea. The snow is very deep, about 30
feet in some places, and it causes a lot of
work. We work 9 hours a day and get
36 Dents per hour and we pay 51. a day
for board. I think I will stay here nntil
the snow goes away nod then I will go to
Attila, which is 50 miles from here. All
the talk in this country is gold. I don't
mind the oold very much, though it is
intense at times. I oontraoted a cold
while on the boat and it seems hard to
get rid of. I saw Alex. Steyart before I
left, and be is coming here before long.
Itcalarlcahle hexene.
Mrs. Michael Curtain, Plainfield, III„
makes the etntement, that she caught
oold, which settled on her lungs ; she
was treated for a month by her physician,
butgrew worse. He told her she was a
hopeless victim of 0oneumption and that
uo medicine could cure her. Her drug•
gist suggested Dr. King's New Discovery
for Consumption ; she bought a bottle
and to her delight found herself bene.
fitted from first dose. She continued its
use and after taking six bottles, found
herself sound and well ; now does her
own housework, and is as well as she
ever was. -Free trial bottles of this Great
Discovery at G. A. Doadmao's Drug
Store. Only 50 oeuts and 51,00, every
bottle guaranteed.
ltiorrls;•
(Additional Morris on page 1.]
The 100-aore farm purchased by Jae.
Duncan from Chas. Bartliff, has come
into possession of Mr. Dunoan. He has
now 250 acres to look after, but will see
to it all right.
Solon RBroRT.-The following is the
report of the standing of the pupils of 8
8, No. 9, for the month of February •-
Publio S. Leaving, -Gavin Bewley Sr.
Fourth. -Willie Ma all Rosa Searle,
Mary MoArthnr, Maggie McCall, Edith
Jaokeon, Ebtie Bird, Laura Fear. Jr.
Fourth. -Mand Jackson, Ray Fear, Em•
ma dfoOall, Willie Kelly, Lily Bewley.
Br. Third. -Jon. Bewley, Alex. Farpubar-
eon, Lyle Jaoksan, Florence Button. Jr.
Third. -Doral MoArthar, George Skel•
tau, Manson Taylor, Willie Farquharson,
Wesley Searle. Sr, Second. -Rose jack.
sou, Leslie Fear, Merano Jaekson, John
Watson, Carrie Jaokeon. Jr. Second. -
Nellie McArthur, John McArthur, Mary
Fear, David Jackson. Part II. -Eddie
Farquharson, David McLean, Stella
Stubbs, John Taylor. Part I. -Frank
Mooaughy.
Mies J. B. Maxim Teacher.
Annnmse AND PloeonvraTloN,-Monday
evening of last week a few members of
the East Wawanosh Agricultural Sooioty
met at the residence of Chas. Proctor, a
well known resident of the 4th line, and
presented him with an easy chair =tom -
ponied with the following address :-
Chas. Proctor.
Dmma Son, -We, the officers and mem-
bers of Beat Wawanosh Agricultural So-
oiety, regret to learn that oironmetanoee
have rendered it necessary that you re-
tire from the salve duties of President
of cur Society ; we therefore cannot al-
low the present opportunity to pass with•
out bearing testimony to the very faith•
fol and efficient manner in which you
dieobarged the duties of President of
our Society or indeed any other duties
which you would undertake. Your heart
was in the work and by your untiring
energy aided very materially in sustain.
ing the funds of the Society and that to-
gether with your desire that the Society
should be Dont-looted on business prin-
ciples and every exhibitor should get fair
treatment rendered your services of great
value to the Society. And now, as evi•
dance of the esteem in which you are
held by the Society, we ask you to accept
this chair, as a small token of the kindly
feeling existing between us. And our
prayer is that in the Providence of God
you natty be long spared to enjoy ib and
that you and your good wife may be
spared to each other for many years.
Signed on behalf of the Society,
WALTER SCOTT, President,
JAS. OWENS, Vioe Preeidetlt,
0. MoOLntLAND, Treasurer,
FINLAY ANnnnso6, Secretary.
Mr. ?rooter made a suitable and feeling
raply, thanking the membere of the Be-
auty for their good wishes to him and
his wife, after which a very pleasant
time was spent for a few home, Tho old
gentleman is over 80 years of age and hae
had wonderfully good health. We hope
he may be spared for a good many years'
yob.
Samoa REPORT. -`Phe following report
gives the etanding of the pupils of S. S,
No, 8 for the month of February, and
determines their position in class for
March 1 -Se. 4th -Total 400. -Lorne
Knox, 31G ; Robert Farrend, 228
Gordon Bmbury, 200. Jr. 481,-Ettie
Agar, 889; Chas. Garbles, 305 ; Alice
Paul, 850 ; Ruby Forhoe, 330 ; Vena
Knox, 808 ; Pearl Embory, 247 ; Martha
Ingram, 225.. Sr, gid, --Eva Smolt, 285 ;
Kariftt Fraser, 276; Johnny Genital,
262. Sr, 2nd. -Emma Jermyn, 8511
Lola Agar, 335 ; Annie Garnise, 834.
Jr. 2nd. -Hazel Embury, 283 ; Chas.
Agar, 225. Sr, Pt. 2nd. -Wm. H. Jack -
lin, 293 ; Willie Forbes, 240 ; Harvey
linox, 235 ; Tommy Jermyn, 17o ; Jr.
Vt 2nd -Vonmie Rutledge, 186
; Hnldab
Rutledge, 164 ; Lizzie Knox, 22.
Sr.
let: Fred. Agar, 174; Norman Soueb,
172. Jr. let. -Roy Turvey, 184.
D. L. STnaonAN Teacher.
Story of a slave.
To be bound hand and foot fur years
by the chains of disease is the worst form
of slavery. George D. Williams, of Man•
cheater, Miob., tells bow each a slave was
made free. He says ; "My wife has
been so helpless for five years that ebe
could not torn over in bed alone. After
using two bottles of Electric Bitters, she
is wonderfully improved and able to do
her own work." This supreme remedy
for female diseaeee quickly cures nervous-
ness, sleeplessness, melancholy, headache,
backache, fainting and dizzy opells.
This miraole working medicine i0 a god-
send to weak, sickly, run down people.
Every bottle guaranteed. Only 50 Dente.
Sold by G. A. Deadman, Druggist.
NEW ,
0 I1aos!1li
O'ANBHOOK
Having opened up in the
shop formerly occupied by
W. C. Steiss, I am prepar-
ed to do all kinds of Black-
smith Work at reasonable
prices.
Horse-Shcaing a Specialty.
All Work Guaranteed the
Best.
Wm. Rfalddaltz.
The Standard Bank
of Canada.
:Money Orders
For amounts of Fifty Dollars and under
issued by this Bank, payable at par at
any chartered Bank in Canada, with the
exception of Brandin in the Yukon Dis-
trict.
RATES
Under $10 $0.08
$10 to 20 . . . 0.10
20 to 80 . 0.12
80 to 50 . 0.14.
3.N. GORDON, Agent, MUSSELS.
Si'HNCLES
British Columbia
Red Cedar Shingles
ANm —
North Shore
Pine and Cedar
MR SALE AT xan
Mills
Planing
Brussels
Planing
Also Doors and Sash of all Pat
tents 013 band or made to order
at Short Notioe,
Eatimatoe Furnished for all
kinds of Buildings. Workman-
ship and Material Guaranteed.
P • A.a.luar E .M 4 T 3
A fibre bath, followed by
honest frictional brilliance,
The life and glory of Leather.
fi ' „1=i
n,
Black or colored le,ther,
For Ladies,Gentlemens or
Childrens Shoes.
Jno. Doweling, - Sole Local Agent
McLEOD' S
System Renovator
—AND OTnxn—
TESTED REMEDIES
SPECIFIC AND ANTIDOTE
For Impure, Weak and Impoverished
Blood, Dyspepsia, Sleeplessness, Palpita•
tion of the Heart, Liver Complaint, Neur-
algia, Lose of Memory, Bronohitie, Coo -
gumption, Gall Stones, Jaundioe, Kidney
and Urinary Dieeamea, 81. Vitus' Dance,
Female Irregularities and General De•
bility.
LABORATORY, GODERICH, ONT.
J. M. MoLEOD,
Prop. and Manufacturer.
Sold by Jae. Fox, Druggist, RrusOels.
plOos
Vial maid
a well man
of YOU 1
PIa091 PNOnnere 700 enova
00.00000IN 7000 WRENS.
PI006I cures all Narcotic Diseases, ste0 1osn.
seas, Falling Memory, Nb l31lr 0108100300,, Sperm.
torrbo0a, Impotency, eta., caused by pasta uses'
q Ickty beat 00rnly costo er o100?018, ao fu ora
or Dung.
bUyePI0e00cd yWal i0077f0110D00
and eamrelsealed from bba°ur
carriedin 7000 1,00083 Prise, q1. o package, six
for at. 800d money In either ordlca'ry or re rictar•
Drua Siert wean 700100Arldreav all ,a000..tters 1Agep4 100 PERYO DP
1130000 Canada.
tirc_:..raaaaxcorxT. ,
Sprin�.:.
Coming..
We are ready for it with a nicely
assorted stock of
Prints, Cottons,
S71eeti1J s,
S'lzirtings, Linens,
Flannelettes,
Spring ASuiti126s, cs"e•
Oar Grocery 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.
Cook's Cotton Root Compound,
Is successfully need monthly byover
10,000 Ladies, Safe,effeotual. Ladis ask.
your druggist for Cooks Callon Root Com-
round. Take no other,ae all Mixtures, pills and
lmitations are dangerous. Prise, No, 1, $1 per
box; No. 8,1D degrees stronger, $0 per box. No.
t or 2, mailed en receipt of price aryl two 0•cent
;tamps, The Cook Company Windsor, (nt
f o-rsoe, 1 and 2 Bold and recommended by all
tesponeible Druggists in Oanade.
Nos. 1 and:2 soidlin Brussels by'
4. A. DEADMAN,
Druggist, Bookseller do Optician.
$:
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LEY
l.,
Real Estate & 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.
Fife d Life Insurance Written.
Special Attention given to
Conveyancing.
A. OOUSLEY,
Office over Deadman's Drug Store,
BRUSSELS.
NW
oi�her Shop 1
The undersigned has open-
ed up a Butcher Shop in the
SALE 81+008, ERIMELS)
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.
$■ WO LI.ERI.
Meat delivered to all parts
of the town.
I:DASH PAID 101(3 HIDES.
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IW ON 14..2060110.10, 9P8N0 TOOte, CO,L v0100
J. LONG
n
777Buffalo All -Steel Disc Harrow
This ie the only Dim Harrow made or sold in
Canada, having independent, adjustable spring
pre0atire upon the inner ends of the gang dace,
allowing any amount of pressure to be gang,
upon the inner ends of the gangs, by the foot of
the operator. By this means a.perfeotly flex-
ible aebieu is secured and the ground can bo
worked to n uniform depth, Examine this
Machine 8830 11137 and compare with others,
The No. 12 Cultivator
I8 A MABVEL OP SUCOESS. The only
Cultivator made that both lines of teeth will
cut an even depth ip the ground. Dxewin° it
and you will see why, The only Cultivator
with a moveable tooth 801 so tat the angle of<
the teeth eau be regulated 00 suit any condi-
tion of soil. Pree0ure mu be regulated to not
differently ou every section requiring it. The
tenth are carried between the wheels instead
of trailing behind as in other machines, thus
seeming lighter draft. This m0011In0 is Thr-
nielled with grain and grata sued box when re -
131118d, It has reversible diamond Steel pointe
for the teeth I oleo extra wirl0 tbiotle-oatting
points eel bo furnished. ,Examine it and you
Will buy no other.
The Best Drill Made.
The tlo0ater Newt. No Introduction.
over 40,000 Drills and Seeders of our >11antl--
fadore i0 nae In Canada, The only Drill made
with lover for instant and perfect regulation
of depth of hoe in all kande of soh, while team
i0in motion, Sowo abeolttlely °erred) to settle;
saves mod, ao every kernel is deposited at a
proper depth to grow. Purchase only the boat
and 3703 will 110 0atiea0cl..
Mowers,
It rtes, Celure 11104030,..100031810
1Ffo v 0, a s, OoIb(vatooe and X'nlper0,ae
good e0r
for illustrated catalogue,
Ot'O .CNV i1ROS• 111:13 , Co., (Liniftod)
Iugei�8011, Ont.i Otntedfl.
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Agent, Bnese e.