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BUSINESS CARDS.
MONEY TO LOAN AT G B i'R.
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U"1, Bruseeta.
TVXT 11, MaOilA01�1!;N,
lemery,i•ofMalliag0il0ouuos. Dike
at 140 Gi'g001',y,'r ttr11U0r1•y atroob, B Oolela,
1v� N. J3ARRETT,
.Y. b • Tonsorial Artist. Shop—Noxi door
North of the Standard 13euc, Ladles' and
chhldrouOliair cutting a apeoialty,
131ARMS FOR SALE.—THE'I 1' -
.1_ D1 3)810nnn has savor:01 good rams for
s :10 and to rout, easy Lerma, In T0wushlp8
01 ](once dud Ural', If S.SUO'i'T,Brueeels
MISS JEAN M'LAUCHLIN,
•—T1s AC1fl;1b OP—
PiANO AND ORGAN,
731SV75r3 L.C, 01V'T.
ROBERT CUNNI*IGHAM
I10000A1101),
FIRE AND MARINE,
GUELPH.
T. FLETOHER
Issue; of Marriage Licenses,
Or01011 AT JEWELRY SToao.
1 'No Witness Required.
T. FLETCHGR, Brussels
MISS SARAH 3LOUISE MOORE,
L, C. M..
Academia graduate of Loudon Conserva-
tory or Music, is prepared to receive a limit-
ed number of pupils for iuetruob1on on the
piano. Walton—Monday,Tuoeday; Brussels
Wednesday, Thursday; Scafortb—Friday,
Saturday. Qllali9ed to prepare pupils for
the Prinoipal'e Form in the Conservatory of
Music.
ALEX. IIUNTr R
Clerk of the Fourth Division Cour
Go, Huron. Conveyancer, Notary Public
Land, Loan and Insurance Agent, bends
invested and to loan. Collections made
031100 in Graham's 13luck, Brussels
41401141,410.1044=4.11440111.0(4144.. ni.poormslIMIM11041
AUCTIONEERS.
A HUNTER, LICENSED AUa-
13. 0 Troxann. Money to lean. Panne
t0 oe11.
�T S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION -
.Ai • non, will sell for bettor peace, to
hotter men, in 00s time and lose charges
than any other Auctioneer in East Huron
or ho won't charge anything. Dates and
orders eau always bo arranged at this Mlles
or by personal application.
VETERINARY.
j D. WVARWICK,
el • Honor Graduate of the Ontario
Veterinary Uollege, is prepared to treat all
diseases of d0meetieated animals lu a com-
petent manner. Particular attention paid
to veterinary dontietry. Calls promptly at-
tended to. Ofdoe and Infirmary—Four &Jona
north of bridge Turnberry at., Brussels.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
T 14I. SINCLAIR, BARRISTER
7�. solid tor, Uonveyaneer,No taryPnb-
lie, &a. Oatoe—Vauetaae'e Bloak, 1 door
north of Central Hobo Solicitor for the
Staodsrtl liauk.
(`i F. BLAIR., BARRISTER,
• Solicitor, &o. (late of Garrow &
ProndtooL'o Oilioe, Goderich.) Officio over
011liae & Sinitb's Bank, Brussels,
Money to Loth. 47
CAMERON,
•
l3� (Formerly of Cameron, Holt &
Cam eron,)13an•i0ter and Solicitor, Ooderlob,
Out, 0111th—Bamilton St., Opposite Col
borne Hotel,
MEDICAL CARDS.
J. A. M' NAUGHTON,
M.D., C. M., Trinity University, Fellow Trin-
ity Medical College, Member College 0f P11y-
elolees and Surgeons, Ont. Licentiate of the
.Royal College or Pkyciciaus and Licentiate
of Midwifery, blthnbnrgh. F�"Pelephane
No.14. Residence, Mill St„ Breese's,
E. T. SNIDER,
M. D., 0. M., suooesaor to Dr. A. McKelvey,
Liooutiate of Royal College of Phyeiciuus
and 331,13380110, Kingston ; Member of the Col-
lege of Physioloos and $urgeoue of 0utarto.
Diseases of women and o11ildron a epooiulty.
Eight years' experience, Ia'0aloe audi•es-
idenco that formerly occupied by Dr. Me.
Kolvey, Turnbm'ry street, Breese's. 20-
J. M. ARMSTRONG,
M.B., M.D., M.C.P.S.O.
PHYSICIAN, SURGEON,
A0001JOHIIUR, ETC.
Societal attoution given to diseases of the
. Throat ,old Lungs and (lithium' of Women
and Children,
i1P0S1DLNCl1—WALTON, ONT.
DR. F. H. KAiEFLEISCH
ra00101AN, 013110310/ .0441) A000U0a13U,.
SUCCESSOR TO DR. W. GRAHAM,
BRUSSELS. •ONTARIO.
let mass Honor Graduate of the Universi-
ties of Trinity (Toronto), Queen's (Hinglton)
' and of Trinity Medical College; fellow of
Ti tufty Medical College and member of the
Cr1le3e of Physicians autl Snrge0ne of Outer.
k,, Post Graduate Course in Detroit and
Chicago,1800, Special attention paid bo die -
oases of Eye, Dar, Nose and Throat, and Me-
cum of Women, I "0onsultatlou in Sug-
lish and German. Telephone at residence.
1i OR SERVIOE.—THE UN—
DnnalnItlln will keep for 0erviee. on
Lot s, eons. 10 end 11, (Grey, a thorn' brad
Durham hull, with registered pod Muco. Also
a registered Yorkshire hoar, from J. 14.
Brotbenr'9 World's fair stook, Terme, $1 00
to he paid at time of (=vice, with privilege
of returning if nnae0eary.
84.8m 013As. 110)1311131,, Proprietor.
IMPROVED Y`ORKSHIR.E
BOAR FOR SERVICE.
The uude'sigued will keep for 001'vleo on
Lot 20,Gon,0,Morris, the thorn"bred 1m•
proved, Yorkshire Boar, "Oak Lodge Long.
fellow' No, 2480, bred by 7, 131,1iralhoae, Bur-
ford, to which a neared nulnbee Of Oowe will
be taken. Tonne, $.1,00,10 be paid 111.111E0
Of sorvioe with privilege of returning If nee -
wary,
A nnmbor al elide() young sown for sale for
brooding purposes Willett will be Mold at
pt•1000 to unit the times,
21- 1t011T, N10H00, Proprietor.
o
Ct$frit;t tete,
.A.11 W0044.
Ahvoud defeated Molesworth 'woke),
doh.
.15Imo Connell meets on the 07 II (net ,
at 10 a. m,
Dir. Fullerton, Tawnellip (Berk, le
slowly 31000vering his usual health, and
hope to be able to attend to hie ollioe
duties soon.
Mies Jean Ohthbertson has returned
from a pleased visit to London and
Sarnia. She will open a dressmaking
busineee in the rear of Mies 0o%01310033'33
millinery stare,
We 0re1.00d to hear that 11. M. Limp
ham, eluded of MaG1d University, is
about re coveted from his severe Week
of typhoid fever, whioh °entitled him to
the hospital for several weeks past.
What's the matter with the Bee 4 The
following actin in its lest 1sane needs ex
planation :—Baby carriage, with Bilk
top, both runner and wheels, run two
seasons, in good condition, will bo sold
for 98.60. Apply at this ofiioe.
Russel Switzer, Samuel Boyd and
Frank Dennis left on 'Tuesday morning
of last week for Brandon, Man. Russel
was advised by his physician to upend
the Summer iu the Wset in the hope of
recruiting hie health. Mr, Boyd has al-
so not been feeling quite himself of late,
and he thinks the change of climate and
scene will do him good, and if he likes the
country he will taste up land and depose
of hie Rime, term.
Gore•iee.
Wm, Strong, of the 0th eon., lefb. ,est
week fur 1L,uitoba.
Robb. J, /indigou, tailor, bade farewell
to Gerrie and on Monday afternoon took
his depurtnro for Alton, where ho ss
Opening Up a shop.
We are glad to report that Rev. A. B.
Dobson is improving in health, but the
Presbytery hoe decided to fill his pulpits
for him for 6 or 0 week0.
While returning home on Monday
night of last week, John Corbett had just
got inside of his own gate when the horns
shied and threw him out of the cutter.
Ile received some severe injnriee that
have since confined him to his bed,
On Tuesday morning of taut week
Rebs. Blow and family took the mor11•
dug train for their new home in Manito-
ba. Mr. Blow came to Gerrie about 27
years ago, and during his residence here
he and his esteemed family have made
lasting friends, who Will at all times be
pleased to Hear of their prosperity.
About 100 citizens congregated at the
station to wish them God speed.
On Monday evening of last week an
oyster tapper was given at the Albion
hotel under the auspices of the hockey
team, in honor of their captain, Peddle
Blow, who took hie departure for the for
West on Tuesday morning. After sup.
per Robt. McLoughlin was chosen chair.
man. Mr. McLaughlin expreeoed his
regret at Ted's departure, but wiebed
him every auntess in his new home.
Ted. replied and said he felt very grate-
ful to the boys in their kindness towards
him. Other speeches and toasts were
extended to Ted. and his friends after
whioh Mies Maggie Brown gave a piano
iuetrumental and Messrs, Young, Foster
and Blow gave violin and piano eetectione.
G ode rich.
II. I. Strang, 33..A.., attended n meeting
of the senate of the Provincial University
at Toronto,
The steamer St, Andrew is being fitted
Op for the season, work having been
oommeoaed last week.
At the bioyole factory they are working
nights to get goods ready to fill the large
orders already received.
Robb. Shaneou, brother to Dr. G. C.
Shannon, of town, died at Brantford
after an illness of some months.
G. Hent is having his honseon Britian•
nia road enlarged by the addition of an
upper storey to the book portion.
Austin Chisholm has returned to town
after en abseuoe of seven months, eeveral
of whioh he spent in the Northwest.
A change has oomarred at the Kensing-
ton Furniture factory, the whole plant
having been purchased by a new firm.
The Signal says :—It would not greatly
surprise tie if the Harbor Mills would be
set to work at full time in the near future.
A number of boys charged with destroy-
ing horse stalls at the Agriaulturol Park
grounds were released oo suspended
sentence.
A. T.. Cooper will deliver an address in
the Union Presbyterian church, Goderioh
township, on the evening of the 2411,
inst., on Ohristian Endeavor work.
Suooeeoful evangelistic services are be.
ing conducted at Zion choralt, Goderioh
townohip, by the pastor, assisted by
brethren from the adjoining oirouite.
Orders are coming in so freely that the
odioinls of the Goderioh Knitting Co,
expect they will be ruched when the
season for their lines has fully started.
Mr. Olaworth hoe left for Walkerton le
hike up his appointment as organist of
the Presbyterian thuroh in that town.
Mr. Oleworth will be tniesed ae be was a
good oitizen, a clever organist and a sweet
singer.
F'or dwich.
Dr. M. E. Allen, who has spent the
greater part of the Winter vtaiting her
mother and friends in this vioinity, left
en Monday morning of last week for
Manitoba.
Mrs. Alex. Young, of the 0th canoes.
Sion, is having material drawn to her
house near the C. P. R. station, whioh
she intends having veneered with brink
this Summer.
Edward Gbaybiel, of the 4311 oonee0sion,
intends giving up farming and moving to
town, and i9 going to have a house built
ou the lot just North 01 A. S. Strome's
residence. Material for the work is being
placed on the ground.
At a public meeting, new officers were
elected and Committees appointed, who
will now go nbead and arrange for the
grand celebration to be held here on the
Doming 24th of May. They have a sur-
plus from last year in the troaeury.
Un1Tu,0)0,— Again the messenger of
detail has been Bent to pall home another
of the pioneers of this township, in the
person of Mre. Rebeoea Feanklin, Mother
of our eeteemedoitizen Mrs. A. MoGrath,
wile died on the 7th iadt., at the reeideo'oe
of bee youngest eon at Poeeyville, Mich.
Deceased had lived in Gorele for eleven
years pervious to moving to Michigan.
She was the mother of seven children
Mrs. J. D. Smith, formerly of Gerrie ;
Mre. A. Molrath, of this Ohre ; Mee.
Beek, (deceased)} and Four none who reside
in Michigan, She was a sister.iu•law of
Rev. liSi,, Harbert, and liven
Bret lino of llowiok 111 Ilia early (Jaye of
tide township, She was 111 her 76111 year
at the time of her death, and had lived a
oouoiebent Christian luring her life,
being a member of the D'Iothudiot !Mardi,
At meeting for the pyrpoeo of re.
organizing our football club, in I3ooey'e
hardware store, ii was decided to name
the team Ode year 111e "Maple Leafs,"
Among other hueineae Iransaoted the fol•
lowing oflloors were elected 1--11031, Pres„
B, S. Cools ; Pres., L. G, Hooey ; Cor,
Seo., E. Riehm ;Treae. J. 141. Thompson ;
Capt., J. Bartley ; Man. Coln„ President
and captain and T. Argue and B. Cook,
Mend, Leslie 0illtinaon, Arrange.
menttl are being made for the !miring of
a field and 3333 40011 as the weather permits
praobioing will begin.
'Pkat Throbbing Ilcadavl.e
Would quickly leave you if you used
Dr. King's New Life Pill,. Thousands
of sufferers have proved their matablees
merit for sick and nervone headaches.
They make pure blood and strong nerves
and build Op your health. Lacy to take,
Try them. Only 25 Dente, Money baols
if not cured. Sold by G. A. Deadman,
31ruggiob.
Choi toes.
It ie onrrently reported that Col. Hoare
will open a music emporium in town.
Ohm. Wilenn hat purchased the busi•
nese of Ford & Murphy, butohere of town.
17 Doherty organa were an board the
Allan line steamer, Castillian, whioh ran
ashore off the Western extremity of Nova
Soobia.
S, S. Cooper received 5 oar loads of
pine lumber from Dyment, of Goderioh,
last week. He has an order Oared for,10
oar loads.
Jas. Dalton, mail clerk on the L. H. 8e
B„ between Wingham and London, has
been trenaferred to the Niagara Falls and
London run.
From 400 to 425 organs are being turn•
ed out every month from the Organ
Factory, and even at this rate the de-
mand is greater than the enpply.
Robt. Holmes, M. P., left for Ottawa
on Wednesday morning of last week.
IlIrs. Holmes accompanied him and will
remain until the Easter holidays.
A few weelta ago Mre. Doherty, of
Claude, mother of the Messrs. Doherty,
of town, was apparently at death's door,
and lingered in that condition for several
days, On Tuesday of last week she pas.
sed her 80th birthday and had so far re.
covered that she was as lively and spry
as a maiden of youthful years, and we
are glad to know that there is every
prospect that she may yet enjoy some
yenta of activity and happiness.
On Tuesday evening of last weep a
number of the friends of R. Holmes took
unexpected and informal possession of
his home in order to spend the evening
with him prior to his departure for Otta-
wa. They were accompanied by their
wives, who bad brought well filled baskets
with then, and after the contents of the
baskets had mostly been planed where
they would do the most good, the evening
was !pent in a pleasant manner. Rev.
W. Wade, on behalf of those present, ex•
pressed the good pleasure it gave him to
thus show their esteem and good will to
the new member for West Huron, who,
he bad no doubt, would prove himself a
mac of whom the constituency would
have no reason to be ashamed.
,4n Enterprising Finn.
There are few men more wide awake
pnd enterprising than G. A. Deadman,
who eparoe no pains to secure the boat of
everything in his line for his many cus-
tomers. He now has the agency for Dr.
Kine'a New Discovery, which surely
ogres consumption, troughs and colds.
This is the wonderful remedy that ie now
producing such wonderful excitement all
over the country by its many ouree. It
absolutely cures asthma, bronchitis,
Derma, and all affeotione of the throat,
chest and lunge. You Dan test it before
buying, by calling at the above drag
store and get a trial bottle free, or regu-
lar else 60o. and 91.00. Guaranteed to
cure or price refunded.
L.iiatmwel.
James Ronald, of Listowel, got a ver-
dict against his son Robert ab the arab-
Assizes for $i$0 for slander.
Plunkett & Daum intend removing
their grocery store atthe end of this
month to Mo1eevor's stare, West side of
Wallace street.
Mrs. W. J. Hay is at St. Catharines,
spending a week with friends previous to
leaving for Winnipeg, where her hneband
is engaged in the insurance business.
John Biggs, who has latterly been with
Carson & McKee, left last week for Rath.
well, on the Souris and Southwestern
Ry., Southern Manitoba, tvhere he goes
to take charge of a general store,
Oo the 14t11 inst., the Consul Com.
mender and Sovereign of Inglewood
Camp No. 80, Listowel, Canadian Wood-
men of the World, presented their Clerk,
Sov. 0. le Walker, with an address and
handsomely engraved walking cane as a
amen token of esteem for his services.
The exhibition of pigeons and pet stook
given by W. M. Anderson in town at-
tracted a good number of Visitors, who
were both pleased and surprised at Mr.
Anderson's remarkably fine collection.
His pigeons are perfect beauties, and
some of them are valued we high as 980
each,
The following aro the affioers of the
Baso Ball club for the Beason ; Patron,
Mayor Hacking ; Hon. Pres., J. H.
Stuart ; Hou. Vice Pres., John Watson;
Pros , R, Arkell; 'Vioe Pres., II B. Mar-
phy ; Manager, Georgge Fraser ; Treae ,
Lorne Gillies ; Seo., G. M. Sates ; Cap.
twin, not appointed Exeoutiva, Alex.
Creolmau, J. W. Rolls, E, Howe, and the
Manager and Secretary,
A meeting for organizing the Listbwel
Cricket Club was held at the Queen's
Hotel, when officers for the en80ing sea.
sou were elected as follows : Petrone, A.
F. McLaren, M. P., and John Brown,
M. L. A. ; president, J. H. Stuart ; vice-
president, Dr. A, H, Nichol ; s000ebary-
treasurer, Geo. Zilliax, jr. Executive,
&mance, nla1010 and ground Oommibees
were appointed, and other business trans.
aoted. The membership fee for juniors
was fixed at 11.00.
Spaln'e Greatest Netl,
R. P. Olivia, of Barcelona, Spain,
spends his Winters at Aiken, S. 0.
Weak nerves hall entitled tlevere pains in
the book of his Bead. On tieing Eleott'ie
Bitters, American's greatest blood and
nerve remedy, all pain eon left him.
Ho lays this grand medicine is what his
country needs, All dentition knows that
it cures liver and kidney trouble,, puri&tee
it
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Every pair of "Slater Shoes"
bears a descriptive tag which tells what
every shoe wearer wan is to know hefare
he buys, III tin;; gnus the informal on
"by direct wire" from the makers who
ought to know its hidden materials
and could not afford to mss.
C„TeLO3UE
FREE.
rt -,resent there. Goodyear
1\''led, Stamped on the
)'3.032, $4.0o and ,g5.00
4. per pail'.
E'THE' SLATER SHOE."
ick
Wished to announce that she has secured the Newest
Effects in Millinery for this season's trade, includ-
ing all the New Shapes in Fancy Straws ;
all the New Shades in Ribbons,
Wings, Plumes, &c,, &c.
OPENING ON "
Wednesday and. Thursday,
IN THANKING
my many Customers for past patronage, T
again solicit their favors, feeling confident that T have the
correct Styles for this Season. Miss Armstrong has
been re-engaged for this season, as Milliner.
SMAZE BLOCK, - BRUSSELS.
the blood, tones up the stomach, etren gth •
one the nerves, puts vim, vigor and new
life into every muscle, nerve and organ of
the body. if weak, tired or ailing you
need it. Every bottle guaranteed : only
60 oeuts. Sold by G. A. Deadman,
druggist.
831eatorth.
Rov. Morgan Wood will lecture in
Cardno's hall on Friday night, March 21.
The Seaforth hockey seven played the
Waterloo seniors Thursday evening of last
week. Waterloo won by 7 goals to G.
F. W. Twaddle, having Bold hie own
residence, has leased end now occupies
the Intuit residence of Mrs. Armitage.
D. D. Wilson has taken into partner-
ship with him, in his extensive egg buoi•
nese, his son. John A. Wilson, and J. K.
Richardson, late of Fergus.
W. Hartry, on behalf of the Martini.
tura! Society, presented a petition asking
the council to take the necessary steps to
provide against the spread of yellows and
black -knot in fruit trees.
At a meeting of the directors of the
South Huron Agricultural Sooiety 1t was
decided to hold the annual Spring show
for entire stock, on the society's grenade
tt Brucefield, on Wednesday, April 19th.
Dr. McGinnis was appointed Medical
Health officer and vaooivator in accord-
ance with the requirements of the Pub-
lio Health act, and James MoMiohael was
re appointed a member of the Board of
Health. '
Owing to the change which has taken
plaoe in the Seder ill Meobanios' Institute,
having been transformed from the ordin-
ary list to a free public library, William
Moore, the veteran librarian and sears -
Lary, has found it necessary to resign his
position. He bas filled the position of
librarian for twenty four years, and for
eighteen years ire hag been secretary of
the Institute as well as librarian.
W. G. Broadfoot, Preeidsnt of the
Tuokeremith Branch Agricultural Society
and T. IL Hays, secretary, appeared before
the town Council as a deputation from
the society asking the Council to give a
grant of 8800 to asaiet iu the construction
of a now hall on the present grounds of
the society, providing the townships of
Tnckeremith and DioKillop give an equal
amount for the same purpose, the said
building to cost al least 91,000.
•ST. PATRICK'S DAY.
Ireland's Pal l'Ort 801300 Hollered 1330 1110
Usual Way,
Last Friday, St. Patrick, the patron
saint of old Ireland, was honored theougll-
out the length and breadth of Canada by
the wearing of the shamrock and the
holding of festivals and ohurell Bervio0s,
all of whioh served to bring to mind the
greatness of the mission that the pioneer
of Christianity undertook and the majus•
ty of the character he must have possess.
ed.
In regard to the patron saint, "au ad.
mirex" Jaye :—It ie said St. Patrick was
born near the mento of Jho Clyde, in
Britain, at the town of Nothmur, about
the yeas 898. Ile was the eon of a 141ag•
ietrato, the Deacon of Calpnrui 10, and
the grandson of ratites, a prio01 of a
noble family, The close of the fourth
century saw little or 310 Christianity ea.
tablisbed iu these parts, for tho Plots and
Soote were constantly making inotweion0
along the border of the territory held by
Romano nCl little opportunity was s gi en
.a PP Y va v
for meditation or religious dntiee, It was
in ono of these raids by the pagan lived.
ere that the youth, then fifteen yeara of
ase, was taken prieoneraud sent as a slave
to Ireland. Here he spent six years tend-
ing flocks, an occupation which gave him
ample opportunity to reflect and to con-
trast the practises of the pagan masters
and those principles of religion he had
learned as a boy. Being set at liberty he
returned to Britain and was cordially
received by leis friends, who besought him
to remain among them, but the young
man had high ideals iu mind. He tells
us there came a dream to him in whioh
he heard the voice of the Irish people
calling him "to come and henceforth
wally among us," and he returned to
Ireland and taught the principles of
Christianity to his adopted people. His
holy presence turned many from their
wild and savage way to mildness and
self continence. His work in Ireland
may be summed up by saying that he
founded 805 churches and planted a
school by the side of each ; that he organ-
ized at least one arcbiepisoopal see, that
of Armagh ; consecrated two or more
Bishops, established 122 colleges, and
civilized the people generally. It seems
that Patrick, wherever he went, was
always preceded by a drum, and the noise
thus made attracted the people. In this
example the saint appears to have been
imitated by the modern Salvation Army.
Tho shamrock is worn everywhere in
commemoration of the foot that when St.
Patrick was preaobiug the doctrine of the
Trinity he made use of this plant bearing
three leaves upon one stem as a symbol
of the great mystery. In Ireland the
17th of March is celebrated with much
enthusiasm. In every household a plate
fol1 of the herb is placed upon the break-
fast table of the "master" and the "mss•
tress" who are expected "to drown the
shamrock" in generous draughts, and
then send the bottle down into the kitchen
for the servants In Dublin the higher
glasses oonolnde the festivities of the day
by attending a great ball in St. Patrick
Hall, Dublin Citable. In the smaller
hamlets the local inn is the plaoe of resort
for the celebration of the great clay. It is
impossible to say when the seventeenth
clay of March in each year began to bo
sob apart as St. Patrick's Day. It is also
unknown Whether it commemorates the
date of his birth or death, some say both.
There is no doubt that the celebration of
this day tends more to reuew and intensi•
fy the patriotism of the Irish people than
any other holiday.
"Tho Wicklow ECUs are very high, and so's
the Hill of Muth, air ;
But 0130100 a hill much higher still—ay
higher than them both, eh' ;
'Twee ou the top of this high hill St. Pat-
rick preached the sa 110(01
That drove the froggs into the bogs, end
banished all the varmint."
,l Priglitfu4 Blunder
Will often donee a horrible burn, eoald,
cut or bruise, Bucklen's Arnica Salve,
the best in the would, will kill the paha
and promptly heal it. Cures old sores,
Fever sores, ulcera boils, felons, ovens,
and all elfin eruptions. Beet pile -cure
on earth. Only 26 eta a box. Ours
gnaranteed, Sold by G. A, Deadman,
droiggist.
The lllanuftoturere' Life L.oura0oe
Company will erect a building in Brant-
ford,
An explosion i0 Cane's chair factory at
Newmarket burned H. S. Dane anti Ghee.
Thompson severely and set fire to the
building, doing about 98,000 damage,
The alio() of the Standard newspaper
at Regina, N. W. T. was burned Satur-
day. morning. The lose is partly oovered
by tnenranae
Jno. Doweling, - Sole Local Agent
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FENCE QUALITY®
When you seely the best fence that can be made from
wire, we know that you will buy the
Famous Coiled Spring Page.
It isn't like any other on earth—it's better. It was
the first and nut still the foremost woven wire fence
Pot the Ruth ahoat its uses nod qualify, address
THE PAGE WIRE FENCE CO. LTD
WALKERVILLE, 01sT.
.
hANDIRUNK SYSTEAM
Easter Holidays
Will Issue return tickets at angle first -
aloes fare, going March Nth to Aprill lth , in-
clusive, and returning up to and including
April 0W,1000, between all stations in Can -
ado, Port Unroll and Detroit, Mich., and to
but; not from, Buffalo.Mack Rook, Suspen-
ion Bridge and Niagara Falls,N. Y. Teach-
ers and students (on surrender of certificate
signed by prinofpal,) Riegle 1st -aloes fare
and one-third between stations 10 Canada
West of Montreal, and single let -class fare
and one.tird to Montreal, added to single
lat.clase fare Mou treat to destination, from
stations IVost of Montreal Quebec, Levis,
New Brunswick and Nova Scotia, going
March 17th to April 101, inolueive and re-
turniug up to and including April 10111, 1809.
'Pickets, rates and all informrtiou trour
agents of the Grand Trunk Railway systole.
J. N. KENDALL, Agent, Brussels.
Spring
1�—
Coming.
—11—
We are ready for it with a nicely
assorted stock of
Prints, Cottons,
Sheetinis,
Shirtings, Linens,
Flannelettes,
Sp Ting Sunda '.S,
'c.
Our Grocery Doprtmant
is known near and far for
the freshness and excellency of
our stock. A trial will convince
you that this is correct.
J. -. SKENE.
Agent for Parker's Dye Works.
Spectacles
—OF ALL KINDS—
Fitted to Correct all
Failures of Eyesight,
and your Eyes tested FREE by
latest Optical methods at
Division Court Office,
BRUSSELS.
License District
—OF THE—
East Riding of Huron.
To the Tavern -Keepers and others
fchont it may Concern, :
N0TI011 is hereby given that
APPLICATIONS for LICENSES
for the Sale of Liquor lu the
EAST RIDING OF HURON
for the License year of 1900-1000, whioh win.
menthe on the 1st day of May next. will be
received by the undersigned f1rouel the jnes-
001 date up to
Saturday, April 1, 1899,
inclusive. Applicants must furnieb the
names of two good and sufficient sureties as
bandsmen at the time of making application.
Any applicant for a now lieenen mast tur-
ntsit a certificate aigued by a majority of the
electors entitled to vote at oleotfous for the
Legislative Assembly in the Polling Sub -
Division in whioh the premises Bought to be
licensed are situated, and the said majority
moat finitude at least one-third of the said
electors, who are at the time of such appli-
cation residents within the said Polling Sub-
divieioue.
MO. R. MILLER,
iNer0oron.
Jamestown. Feb. 27, 1898.
®ae
442ti'dtaUiilt.
801100 NW CAPMLO MINT ALL Si
L 0330 NARROW.
eoxoe
7101000. staled warn e.Ltrvdd.:
TheBujfafo All -Steel Disc Harrow
Tbie is the only Disc Harrow made or sold in
Canada, leaving iudopondeut, adjustable spring
pressure upon the inner ends of the gang dins,
allowing any amount of pressure to be thrown
upon the inner ends of the gangs, by the foot of
the operator, By this moans a pettedly flex-
ible notion 10 scoured and the ground can be
worked to a uniform depth. Egan -lire this
Madded carefully and compare with others.
The No, 12 Cultivator
IS A MARVlui1 of SUCCESS. The only
Cultivator made that both lines of teeth will
out au 0vcu depth iu the ground. Lxamioe it
and you will see why, The Only Cultivator
with a moveable tooth set so that theangle of
the teeth can be rogulatod to suit any condi-
tion of soil. Pressure can be regulated to net
differently on every seotiou requiring it. The
teeth are parried between the wheels instead
of trailing bellied,SS other 3) 0 0111 0 0 0, thus
seeming lighter raft. This machloo is fur•
niched with grails and rase seed box When re-
quired. It, has rovorsible diamond stool volute
far the teeth ; also, extra. wide thietlo-outting
pobObuy uo te Dau 330
00110xfurolaled. , Examine it mid you
will
The Best Drill Made.
The molder Neet1s N! Introduction.
Over 40,000 Drills and Senders of our menti•
facture in use in Canada, The only Drill reader
with lover for instant and portent regulation
of depth or hoe lu all kinds of toil, while loam
Is in motion. Sows abeolatoly oorreet to softie;
saves seed, an every kernel is dopoefted at n
peeper depth to grow, .i1ur011a00 only the boat
and you will be setiseed.
Wo ale0 ntiandeettlre Binders,. B0apere
MOwtro, Bakes, Cultivators and rulporc, as
pod
for 31111streted catalogue.
N010il to-tn5. 511033. Co., (Limited)
Ingersoll, Ont., Canada.
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