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ROSINESS CARDS.
MONEY TO LOAN AT 5 PER
cent, 1',6, SCOTT, liruooele.
WH. MoOIUMKEN,
• IeeurorofMarrlagaLloeusee. Otiloo
at 1110 Gloomy, Ter nberl'0 0treet, Brue0ol0,
1' N, BARRETT,
LV Tonsorial Ar±let' Shop—Next door
North 01 the Standard Bona, Ladles' mod.
a11lldrouo hair cutting a specialty,
IABM8 FOR SALE.—THE UN -
L nU0s10NEn has several good Panne for
title and to vont, easy terms, in Townabips
of Morrie and Grey, F S. SOOTT,Brusoeie
MISS , JEAN M'LAUCHLIN,
—T ()TIER OF—
PIANO - AND -' ORGAN,
3:2x v'as=x,s, OTTT.
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM
1118II141008,
FIRE AND MARINE,
GUELPH.
T. FLETCHER
Isstel Of Marriage Llaenses,
O88IOE AT JEWELI Z STORE.
fa—No Witness Required.
T. FLETCHER, Brussels
MISS SARAH LOUISE MOORE,
L. 0, M..
Academic graduate 'of Loudon Conserva-
tory of Music, is prepared to receive a Ilmit-
od number of pupils .tor inebruetiou on the
piano. Waitou—Monday, Tuesday; Brussels
—Wednesday, Thursday ; Seaforth—Friaay,
Saturday. 9uallded to prepare pupil a for
the Pniudpal 0 Form iu the Conservatory of
Music, ..
A LEX. II.TJN'I'F�R,
!A Clerk of the Fourth Division Oour
Co. Huron. OOnv0yaneer•, Notary Public
Land Loan and Insurance Agent, Fundy
invested and to loan. Collection° made
O luso in Graham's Block, Bruesol0
AUCTIONEERS.
AHUNTER, LICENSED AUC-
• e'IOINuo1r. Mouoy to loan. Forme
to sell,. _
S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION•
L • EER, will sell for bettor prices, to
Potter men in use time and lees charges
than any other Auotioueor In Bast Huron
or he won't charge anything. Dates and
ordure can always be arranged at this office
or by personal application.
VETERINARY.
1r 1). 'WARWICK,
Veterinary College, is prepared of to te reat all
diseases of domesticated animals le a com-
petent manner. Partzeular attention paid
to veterinary dentistry. Calle promptly at.
tended to. Oaiee and Infirmary—Pour dome
north of bridge 'Puonberry et,.131usseis.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
YVM. SINOLAIR, BARRISTER
• Boliottor,Oo0veyanoer,Notary Pub•
Lie, &o, Odioe—Vaustone'e Blook,1 door
north of Central Rote SolIoitor for the
Standaad Bank.
a F. BLAIR, BARRISTER,
Vt • Solicitor, &o. (late of Garxow &
Proudfo0t'e 01Roe, Goderioh.) Olfi0e over
Gillies & Bmitb'e Bank, Brueeels. 47
Money to Loan.
M•
G. CAMERON,
• (Formerly of Cameron, Holt &
Ont. Offf ee-Ramilton St,ioOppositee 001'
borne Hotel.
MEDICAL CARDS.
J. A. M'NAUGHTON,
M. D„ 0. M., Trinity University, Fellow Trin-
ity Medical College, Member College of phy-
sicians
Coll Ce og Phye cions and `Licentiaf te
of M140(101', Edinburgh. ia'Telephone
No .14. Residence, Mill St.,Brinson',,
E. T. SNIDER,
M.D., 0. M., su000sser to 'Di. A. 1troIColvey,
Licentiate of Royal College of Phyeioiaae
and Surgeons Eingaton ; Member of the Col-
lege
o1-
le o of Pbyeiclans and Surgeons of Ontario.
Diseases of women and children a apoolalty.
Eight years' experience. and r00-
idlenoo that formerly occupied .byDr. Mo.
I4olvey, Turnborry atreet,Bru88010, 20-
J. M. ARMSTRONG,
M.B., M.D., M. O.P.S. O.
PHYSICIAN, SURGEON,
AO0oupHEUR, ETO.
Special attention given to diseases of the
Throat and Lunge and diseases of Women
and Children.
BE81DDNCE—WALTON, ONT.
DR. F. H. KALKFLEISC•H,
TRYBIOIAN, SUMMON AND A000001111IIR,
SUCCESSOR TO DR. W. GRAHAM.
BRUSSELS, - ONTARIO.
Universi-
ties
ni a •ei-
]o of Trinity
(Toronto),
Queen's of the v i.
alud of P init y (Toronto), (Tai flow
and ofTrinityMeol eg College11010 Fellow of
'
M 1 and member of the
Trinity ealcal0ia Ingo nn
0 .11 0080 Graduate Ooul oe 10 ane r Outar-
n Yo, Post Graduate tl at ee to Detroit and
oasesof Oye. Special and tionllln at, id dis-
eases of Eye, en. s so and Throat, middle -
eases Svomon, ra"tloneultatlon In Bug -
Ugh and German. Telephone atresldence.
rOR SERVICE.—THE . • TJN-
aERaIaNED will troop for service on
Lot 5, Cene.10 and 11, Grey'a thorn' prod
Durham bull, with registerod1 pedigree. A1so
a registered Yorkshire 'boar, from J, B.
Brothour'e.World's Fair steak. Terms, x100
to be paid at time of service, with privilege
of returning If necessary,
34.010 CHAS. 10o0Cf,r,, Proprietor.
IMPROVED YORKSHIRE
BOAR FOR SERVICE.
The undersigned will keep ler service on
Lot 28 con, 0, Morrie, the eta' -bred Im-
proved+, theta'-bred
Yorkehil•0 Boar, "Ma Lodge Long -
follow," No. 2488, bred by S. E. Brethen°, Bur-
ford, to whips a Bellied number of sows wi11
be taken, Terms, 31,00,00. be paid at time
of aorvice with privilege of returning if nee..
eA nuinber of chole& young Rowe for sale for
breeding purposed ethical will be sold at
prime ,to suit nllo tilnot,
81A 1BOST. NIo1OL, Proprietor.
t'zf r:i.Ct etv5,
Goltrarice.
GOLD Dot',—Division Court was hold
in the towtlehip hall on Monday of last
weak. ,Hie Honor, Judge Doyle, prosld•
ed.—Mrs. Richard James is 00 the eiok
list but we hope soon to hear of her re.
uoyery,—Boneon IIamilton, a format
teacher in our public, eobool, was renew.
ing old acquaintances in town, --.Mian
Flora James has returned from a
munth'e visit with Nandi, near Ottawa.
—Alex, Strong shipped a oar of horses
to Portage -)a -Prairie. Man, — While
working in the amp Isaao Sanderson
took a paralytic stroke, 110 tva0 et once
taken home and mediae' aid oummoned,
lie is improving.—The sawing contest
here was a encases in every way. A large
orowd gathered to sae the sport. Seven
saws entered the contest. The following
were the prize winners : let., S. Willie
and Robb. Barnard, two outs in 1.30$ ;
2nd,, Bennett and Gilbert in 1.42i ; 8rd.,
Muir and Jaokson in 1,67.
D1or•11tr.
Seam, 16EPJRT.—The following report
gives the standing of the pupils of S. S.
No, 8 for March and determines their
position 10 Glass for April. Total, 400 :
Sr, 4th—Lorne Knox, 814; Gordon Em•
bury, 246 ; Robert Farrand, 240. Jr. 4th
—Ruby Forbes, 376 ; Ettie Ager, 376 ;
Aline Paul, 864 ; Chew. Garniee, 261 ;
Vena Knox, 260 ; Martha Ingram, 216.
Sr, 8rd—Eva M. Souoh, 389 ; Xerifa
Fraser, 836 ; John Garnier, 832. Sr.
2nd—Lola Agar, 382 ; rnnie Garnier,
255 ; Emma Jermyn, 195. Jr, 2nd—
Charlie Agar, 255. Sr. Pt, 2nd—Willie
Forbes, 320 ; Harvie Knox, 295 ; Wm. 13.
Jaoklin, 106 ; Tommy Jermyn, 89. Jr,
Pt. 2nd—Huldah Rutledge, 157 ; Vonnie
Rutledge, 126 ; Lizzie Knox, 120. Sr.
1st Fred Agar, 130; Norman Bouch,
126 ; Itoy 0. Turvey, 120.
D. L. STRAW:AN, Teaober,
BauooL REPORT.—The following is the
report of the etau6ing of the pupils of S.
B. No. 9 for the month of Maroh :—let
Olase—F,ank Mooaughy. Pt.2ud—David
Muf,ean, Eddie Farquharson, Stella
Stubbs, John Taylor. Jr. 2nd—Nellie
McArthur, Mary Fear, John McArthur,
David ,laokson. Sr, 2nd—Rose Jackson,
Leslie Pear, Menne Jackson, Carrie Jack -
sun, John Watson, Jr, 3rd—Willie
Farquhareon, Manson Taylor, Wesley
Searle, George Skelton, Coral McArthur.
Sr, 3rd—Joe. Bewley, Alex. Ferquhar-
son, Lyle Jackson. Jr. 4th—Mand Jaok-
son, Lily Bewley, Ray Fear, Emma Mo-
Oall, Willie Kelly. Sr. 4th-0ozelte
Searle, Willie McCall, Maggie MoOall,
Laura Fear, Edith Jackson, P. S. L.—
Gavin
-Gavin Bewley.
Alms J. B. KIRKBY, Teaoher.
rorclwicli.
NEWSY Fey:min .—•While outting Wood
in Wm. Wade's bush, Joshua Scott had
the mieforture to tint his foot so badly
with the axe, that the little toe was al.
most severed.—Bev, R. I. Hooking, ao'
aompanied by his little eon, George, was
away for a couple of weeks' visit to
friends in Arthur, Markdole, Owen
Sound and other places.—W, R. Cook,
who has been attending the Toronto
Medical School, is home for the holidays.
We understand that he does not intend
going bank for the remainder of the pres•
ent term, hut will pursue his studies at
home,—Wm. Watters was in Toronto last
week attending the annual convention of
the Provincial Teaohers' Association.
He was the ofOioial delegate of the East
Huron Teachers' Aseooiation,—B. S.
Cook was in Goderioh last week attending
the montbly.meeting of his (the War•
den's) committee.—The anneal vestry
meeting of Trinity church, Fordwiah,
was held in the ohuroh on Monday fore.
noon of last week and wee well attend-
ed, The Auditors' and Wardens' reports
showed the finanoes of the church to be
iu good condition, and the past year to
have been the beet in Use history of the
ohuroh—there being the beet attendance;
the largest oolleotiene and the most cum•
munioante. The following office bearers
were elected for the ensuing term :—
People's Warden, Adam Spence ; Minis-
ter's Warden, Wm. Watters ; Vestry
Clerk, Adam Graham ; Sidesmen and
Usbere, Victor Foster and John Arm-
strong ; : Auditors, Thus. Goggin and
Isaac Wade ; Caretaker, Dirs. Murton ;
Lay Delegate to Synod, Alex. Graham.
Mter varions iteme of business had been
disposed of, a present of $15.00 was given
to Rev. Mr. Forney, by the vestry, as a
token of their appreciation of ,hie faith-
ful services of the past year.
C71111 COI),
NEWSY OuATTEli,—H. Young left for
Oshawa, where he bas decided to locate.
—The chairman of the Street Oommittee
has purchased a car of lumber for the
town, --Joe. Copp has been engaged to
repair and repaint the stage and sur-
roundings in the town hall.—Ooh Hoare
has opened up a music store in the store
lately vacated by Mise Hillier, who re-
moved to Goderioh.—D. D. Rosa, who
has just completed hie etudiee at Toronto
Dental College, is spending a few days
with hie friends here.—A, S. Fisher, a
native of Clinton, but now a prosperous
arebiteot in Denver, Col., was married
recently in that city to Mise Clara L.
Feeney, of Hamilton.—At the Ontario
Teachers' Aseooiation, held in Toronto,
W. R.g,p
i
.Lou b rinc
Pal of Der Model
School, took part in the proceedings,
dealing with the "Difficulties experienoed
by Model School maetere."—Queen Eo-
thee, the spleudid drmne in song in five
note and ten scenes will be produced in
Clinton, with full dramatio notion, in
costume, by local talent, under the man.
agement and direction of henry Trott,
late of Ann Arbor, Mich. --The following
are the officers for the current term in
Willie church Ohrietian Endeavor :—
President, Pel ia8 A. Taylor ; Vioe, Mies
S. Monteith ; Seoretary, Mien Joan
Matheson ; Oor,•Sea., Mee. Ogle Cooper ;
Treas., Mise Mary Murray ; Prayer
Meeting Committee, Jae, Scott, D. Mo.
Tavieh, Mies M. Taylor, Mies Gordon,
Miss A. Taylor ; Look -out, Mise D. O'-
Neil, T. Lindsay, H. Holden, Mies M.
Matheson, Mies A. Rose ; Social, Miss J.
Gardner, Mies A. Beattie, F. Robertson,
N. Downer, Mira B. Paisley ; Mueio, N,
Yellowlees, Mies Downer, Mise Campbell,
Mist Monteith, Mies MoKenaie ; Flower,
Mies J, Smith, Mise G. Campbell, Wm.
Coats ; Organiet, Miss I,. Lipdeay ; Asst,
Organist, Mise Mary Stowart.—The an.
null vestry meeting of St. Paul's o1uroil
was held on Tuesday evening of last week'
in the School room. After divine service
the rotor read a report of the work done
in the past and showed the present state
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of the pariah to be in It most flourishing
oonditiou, oouoiderhig that nearly 100
Soule have 1800ved Irene the parish o1•
boon taken away to join the Church
Triumphant above duriug the poet two
years, W. J. Blgglne and B. G. Plum.
mer were ro•oleoted Church Wardens ;
G, Stewart, Voetry Clerk ; and P, Arabi.
bald, F. Herman, H. Lawrence, 0, 13,
Halo, 11. Worthington and F. llovey,
Sidesraen. J. Ripneford was rs•olsoted
Lay Delegate to the Synod.
131 1.10.
Bm0l'LETo.—E, LeRoy Tait teas vioit•
Mg hie brother, Dr. Tait.—lo future
the afternoon train going Bculhop
the L., H. & B. will not Derry stook,—
Derive March 171 ±1011010 were sold at
I31ytb station for Clinton and 90 for
Wingham,—Mien Eva Bell, who has been
very ill for Dome time past, IR recovering.
—A. meeting for the reorganization and
appointing of alliears of the local 0 0. G.
T. lodge was held last week.—i±lre. Reade,
of Teeewator, will give an address on
"Women's Franohioe," under the auspices
of Blyth W. C.'1', U., in the I1etboliet
&lurch on Friday evening, April 14th,—
John Metcalf, who has been in the
grocery bueineee here for eeveral years,
hoe retired from that bueineee,—The
reeve has been empowered to procure a
witness box to be used on oourt clays.—A
special meeting of Blyth ooanoil was held
in Industry hall last week : all the mem.
bees present. Councillor Sloan moved,
eeoonded by Councillor Metcalf, that we
swept the offer of the Ontario Mutual
Life Assurance Co., of Waterloo, of $2,•
880, payable on the let of May, 1899, for
the new issue of debentures of $8,880,
dating from January lab, 1900, and that
the reeve and treasurer be empowered to
complete the sale of the said debentures,
'1'11 Appetite of a Goat
Ie envied by all poor dyspeptics whose
Stomach and Liver are out of order. All
ouch ehonld know that Dr. .King's New
Life Pills, the wonderful Stomach and
Liver Remedy, gives a splendid appetite,
sound digestion, a regular bodily habit
that ineureo perfect health and great
energy. Only 25c. at G. A. Deadman's
drug store.
*lentortll..
LITTLE SimTcNoe.-00e day recently
there passed through Soaforth one of the
largest trees ever seen in this section.
Indeed it more resembled the immenee
pine tree0 which we hear about as grow-
ing in British Columbia. This tree
measured 7 feet 1 inch across at the
stamp, and it was 45 feet from the ground
to the first limb. It was ont'into four
sections, the first motion measuring 12
feet and each of the others 11 feet in
length. It contained in all 7,661 feet
board measure. It was of soft elm. It
grew on the farm of Thos. Grieve, 2nd
concession, MoKiliop, and was purchased
from him by Geo. Murray, who bad it
out and drawn to Wm. Ament'e stave
(eatery in Bruoefield, where it will be
manufactured into staves and beading.
It made a big load for four sleighs to
draw it from Mr. Grieve's farm to Bruce.
field. It was perfeotly sound, and Mr.
Anent says there will not be a foot of
waste timber in it. This tree, according
to internal rings, ie 341 yeore old.—The
Broad foot & Box Furniture Oo. shipped
several oar loads of furniture to the
Fawke Furniture Co., Liverpool.—The
Easter vestry meeting of St. Thomas'
ohuroh was held on Monday of last week.
The financial report of the wardens was
read and referred to the auditors, It
showed a total revenue of $1517.75, with
an expenditure of about $100 more. A
subscription list was ordered to be oirou•
fated at once, to wipe off the floating debt
against the ohuroh. The rentor appoint.
ed F. 0. Minty as minister's warden, and
the people eleoted Dr. Belden as their
representative. Blesses. Holmstead and
Minty were eleoted Lay delegates to
Synod, liners. Jameson and Pierce,
auditors, and Masers. Counter, Fox, Tier -
man and Edge, sidemen.
Ile fooled the Surgeons.
All dootore told Renick Hamilton, of
West Jefferson, 0., after suffering 16
months from Recta( Fistula, he would
die unless a wetly operation was per-
formed ; but he oared himself with five
boxes of Bueklen'e Aruba Salvo, the
surest Pile cure on Earth, and the beet
Salve in the World. 25 cents a box.
Sold by G. A. Deadman; Druggist...
Liactowel.
NEWRY LnNrs.—Mra. Morison, wife of
Rev. J. A. Morison, has returned from
the old land and is the guest of her sister,
Mrs, R. T. Kidd.—John MoKeever, eon
of Wm, McKeever, returned home a few
days ago from Roseland, B. C., whore he
bag been residing for the past two years
or over. He will remain here during the
Bummer, although he likes the West, and
may return in the Fall.—Posters are now
out announoi0g the date of the Listowel
Spring Show, which is Wednesday, April
101h. The following good Het of prizes is
offered :— Stallione— Imported heavy
draught with reg. pedigree, 1st, $10, 2nd,
$6, Ord, $8 ; Agricultural horse any age,
$6 and 43 ; Standard bred horse with
pedigree 66 and $3 ; Thoroughbred blood
with pedigree $6 and $3 ; Carriage horse
any age $6 and $8 ; Roadster horse any
age $6 and $3. Bulls :—Derham hull
any age with pedigree 44 and $2 , ; Dor.
ham bull two years old and under $4 and
2.— . D. Pugh, Seoretar. of the North
J o
$
g Y
Perth Farmers' Institute, is at present
trying to make arrangements with the
G. T. R. to run an excursion to Niagara
Falls in the early part of Jane. — The
prospectus of the Listowel Cooperative
Pork Packing Company has been issued.
The capital is unlimited, in shares of $25
each. The preliminary board of trustees
oomprfees the following residents of the
eurroundiog townships : Jacob Bray,
Jeptha Vankleeolt, 10.McConkey, John
O'Grady, Henry Smith, Robb. T. Hardie,
Henry Hemsworth, Jobe Mann, OURS. E.
Oogblin, John R. Oode, J. F. Elliott,—
J. A. and Mrs. Tremain, have the gym•
pathy of their many friends in their
bereavement through the loge of their
only daughter, Emma Mearl, aged one
year and eight months, whose death
occurred on Exeter Sunday. — Lietowel
hag secured Pitcher Donnelly, Shortstop
Jennings and Catcher Graham, of last
years' Stratford club.—Geo. Young, of
Listowel, better llnown ae Geordie the
Hatter, a veteran of the American war,
Ino reoeubly had his claim to a pension
reoognized through the 01411110 of Barrister
Morphy, and now enjoy` mt1 inoeme of $8
a month, besides getting a lump enm Of
4400.: The annual Easter vestry meeting
of Christ church wee held in the parish
room an Monday evening of last week, and
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1BT-tYTI-t.
BIGGER BUSINESS AHEAD.
Everybody ie talking about the good Spring it Is to be—the busy
Spring, There ie a 0onllle0t tone to bueloeee all over Canada and nowhere mora s0
than right hero, Our preparations are on a larger scale than ever before, and no
part of the bueineee shows up better this treason than the Dress Goode notion. It
would be imposeible to show everything that is new in dreee etuffe. What we ciao
do and are doing is to gather the beet and most worthy fabric's for you, boeidee giving
yon a wider and better range to oboose from than you'll find anywhere outside of
this store in the county. This must be your best dress goods store. It has been 80
for many eeaeons In the peat, This year we are going to dis0oent our past efforts In
every point of oomparisoo. Below we give you an inkling of what yon may expect
to find Here.
—Fanny Drees Goode in shot effects, regular 30,. for 25o.
—Plain Satin Vigoreaux, new oolore, at 850 , 60c., and 75e.
—Plain Granite Vigoreaux, in Fawn, Dewey, Blue, Browne and mixtures, at
60o., 75o. and $1,
— Box Olothe, in all the naw shades, at $1 and $1,25.
—Plain Oovert Clothe, in all the new colors, 60e., 75e. and $1.
—Plain Drap de Paris, very stylish, at 760. and $1.
— Blank Luetree, fine and glossy, at 20o., 25o., 350., 60e. and 75o.
—Black Primrose Serge, very epeoial, from 26o. to 75e.
—Black German Henriettae (jet blaok) 250., 50e., 7fio, and $1,
—Blaok Biaritz Cloth, for mourning, at 80o. and $1.
—Bleck Mercerized Sabana, something new, 860.
— Blank Soliel, very special, 76o. and $1.
We will be pleased to have you call and see our new goods. Yon need not
spend a oeut except you want to.
M'KINNON
00,
LYTH.
was fairly well attended by members of
the congregation. Rev. H. W. Jeanes,
rentor, presided. After hearing the War-
dens' financial statement, officers were
elected for the ensuing year as follows
Wardens, B. Witter and A. St. Geo,
Hawkins, the f•rmer being ,peoples' and
the latter rector's warden ; Sidemen,
11. B. Morpby, J. H. Stuart, F. R. Ble•
watt, 0. Tabberuer, J. M. .Oarthew and
John Bamford ; Ushers, T. J. Liter, W.
J. Anderson, Peroy Fetid and 11. Goddard.
Vestry clerk, 0. Tabberner ; Auditors,
J. A. Collins and J. M. Carthewo ; Lay
delegates to Synod, Metiers, Collins and
Oorthew, with J. H. Gunther as alterna-
tive. Official notice of the resignation
of Rev. Mr. James ea reciter of the pariah
was given, the resignation to take effect
on May 31st. The rev. gentlemen and
Mrs. Jennee purpose leaving for England
early in June.
Discovered by It W111111111.
Another great discovery has been made,
and that fro, by a lady in the country.
"Diee.e fastened its clutches upon her
and far seven years ehe withstood ata
severest tests, but her vital organa were
undermined and death seemed imminent.
For throe months she ooughed incessant-
ly, and could not Bleep, She finally die -
covered a way to reooverv, by purchasing
of us a bottle of Dr. King's New Dis-
covery for Consumption, and was so
much relieved on taking drat dose, that
she slept all night ; and with two bottles,
has been absolutely oared. Ber name is
Mrs. Luther Lutz," Thus writes W. 0.
Hamniok & 0o., of Shelby, N. 0, Trial
bottles free at G. A. Deadmen's Ding
Store. Regular size 503 and 4100.
Every bottle guaranteed.
Sluevale.
TURNDERRY Towesute Concoct.—Council
met in Bluevale, April 8rd, 1809. Mem-
bers all preeeot ; the reeve in the chair.
Minutes of last meeting were read, mp•
proved and signed. Communications
were read from Earnest Heaton re pati•
fico to the Dominion Government for the
deepening of Goderioh harbor and the
uonetruotion of the 0. P. R. from Wing.
ham to Goderioh—filed ; from the Coun-
ty Treas. re lands sold for taxes, also from
County Clerk re Rolle. Cruickshank —
Ooupland—That we are of the opinion
that the county should continue to supply
thelooml munioipalitiee with rolls, as the
oounty buying in large quantities should'
be able to buy &beeper than the loual
municipality. — Oarried. Mitchell
Ooupland — That Mete re. MoPhereon,
Cruickshank aud Musgrove be a oommiltee
to arrange with John Ansley re Iota 280
and 281, W.' T. Plot. — Carried. Mus-
grove—Mitchell—That the Township of
Turnberry is in favor of and will pay
their share of 'putting a 2j foot concrete
tile culvert in boundary line opposite R.
Currie's lot. — Carried. Musgrove
Cruickshank—That Wm. Deyell'e reeig•
nation from the Board of Health be ao•
oepted and that a By-law be passed
mppoiating Gavin Wilson for the unex
pired term.--Oarried. Moegrove—Oruiok•
shank—That Bylaw No. 6, '1809, be
patted appointing John Rutherford, Thos,
Aitkin, Thos. Goy, John Robinson, John
W. Walker, Jae. Elliott, John MoNaugh•
ton, Peter Scott, William Beneath and
Robt. Leathern, fence viewers for the
Township of Turnberry for the current
year, Bylaw read three times and pass.
ed. Mitchell-0oupland—That Bylaw
No. 6, 1899, be pained appaintiug John
Little, Geo. Bremner, Geo. 13. Scott,
Thos. Gilmour, Geo. Nioboleon, Henry
Wheeler, Donald Stewart, Peter Scott,
Gavin Wilson, Wtn, Netterfield, John
Dimeot, jun., and William Maxwell,
poundkeepera for the Township of Turn-
berry for the currant year. By-law read
three times and paeeed. Musgrove -.-
Coa land—That B •law No. 7,1889 be
P Y ,
paoeed appointing D. Frifogle, John
Weller, Wm, Aitkin, John Porter, John
Lftulen Wm.King, John MOKtnuon, Thos.
M0Oreight, Gavin Wilson, Ralph Metcalf,.
Reuben Stokes, Thos. Aitkin, John Hut -
ten, Richard Porter, John Johnston,
August Homuth, John Willetts, Alex.
Forgle, Peter Hastings, William Haugh,
Frannie Carruthers', Wm. Doan, Alex.
Kelly, Charles Homuth, Geo. Nicholson,
Jae. Wylie, jun., Alex. McDonald, Robt.
Weir, Samuel Vanetone, Bonbon Banburn,
Jas. Orr, Jas. Elliott, Thos. Walker,
Frank Wanks, Robert Hamilton, Wm.
Douglas, JohnMoEWen, James Hislop,
Peter Soott, Chris. Moffat, Robert Bleak,
Peter King, Wm. Stewart, Louie II. Boss,
man, Wm. Maxwell, Duncan Anderson,
W. Jermyn, Charles Gannett, Duncan
MaNanghton, John Moffat, Robert Eogg,
John Mulvey, Wolter Hutebieon, Andrew
Gemmill, Peter MoTavieh, Robert Miller,
John A.. Miller, Thos. Netteriield, John
Mitobell, Peter Merdook, .David Welsh,
John Cameron, Hiram Smith, pathmae.
tore in the Township of Tnrnberry for
the current year. Bylaw lead throe
times and passed. 141itnhell '-••• Oruiok•
shank—That Me. Musgrove be appointed
to inep0ot B line where John Gannett
made atone crossway and report at next
Meeting of ooltnoil,—Oarried, Ooupland
—Musgrove—That the matter referred
by the local Board of Health re vaccina-
tion be left over to next meeting. — Car-
ried. The following accounts' ware pass-
ed and oheques tested • Wm. Deyell,
services an Board of Health, 42 ; William
Deyell, work an Wewanosh boundary,
76 cents ; Wm. Douglas, refund dog tax,
$1. Council adjourned to meet in Blue -
vale at 10 o'alouk a. m., May 26th next,
and as 8 Collet of Revision at 1 o'olook p.
m., on the same day.
Jean Boneue8, Clerk.
Glorious News
Comes from Dr. D. B. Cerullo, of
Washita, 0 T. He writes: "Pour bottles
of Electric Bitters has cured Mrs. Brewer
of scrofula, whish had 0ansed her great
suffering for years. Terrible sores would
break out on her head and fano, and the
beet dootore could give no help ; but her
ours is oomplete and her health is ex.
oelleut." This sbowe what thousands
have proved,—that Electric Bitters ie the
beet purifier known. It's the supreme
remedy for eczema, tetter, salt rheum,
ulcera, boils and running .sores. It slim•
ulatee liver, kidneys and bowels, expels
poisons, helps digestion, builde up the
strength. Only 60 cents. Bold by G. A.
Deadman, Druggist. Guaranteed.
General Hotton proposes to have a
large number of regiments from the
United States and Canada take part in a
tournament in Montreal next year.
T. G. Dago, a prominent citizen of
Selkirk, has been appointed Principal of
the Indian Industrial School at St. Paul's,
just North of Selkirk, to succeed Rev.
Mr. Fairlie.
Fire Fencing i
The endereigned is prepared to
sell and build any quantity of the
Celebrated
Anchor Wire Fencing.
This is the Strongest and Cheapest
Fence on the market and is guaranteed
to give satisfaction.
ALSO GATES FOR SALE.
For further particulars as to price,
&a„ call on or write
JOHN CURRIE,
30.2m AGENT, 11RUSSELB.
E
°1I U RUI R SYSTEM
COLONIST
EXCURSIONS
TO THE
CANADIAN
NORTH-WEST
Will leave Toronto, via North Bay, at 8.10
14,m, and 0 p.m. each Tuesday during April
(if Bethel() , t business offers.)
0010101st Sleeping l'i`re for Passengers
with
ordinary
eaving baggage
8 Dattached , tod
will run through to Wiuuipeg.
Colonist Sleeping Cars for passengers
travellingon same train as 'their live stook
at 11 tptill ain,a d w 11 run train
uvogh Jo TORONTO lnolpe
BERTHS will be FREE in these ems, and
can be secured by passengers on application
to Grand Trunk Agents.
Tickets rates and all information from
Agents o) Grand Trunk Railway System.
J. N. KENDALL, Agent, Brussels.
SHINGLES
British Columbia
Red Cedar Shingles
AND-—
Nortlh Shore
Pine and Cedar
FOR SALE AT THIS
Brussels Planing itis
d
Also Doors and Saeh of all Pat
terns on hand or made to order
at Short Notice.
Estimates Furnished for all
kinds of Buildings. Workman-
ship and Material Gdaranteed.
P. AJLY.4 E J..! .l ,
Only no WEI Shoo" ag neyo
There is only 011e " Slater Shoe ", Agency
in this town. "Slater Shoes" can be bought
in no other store but this store,.
If more than one dealer i11 each town had the
w -
Agency for Slater Shoes,"no one dealer' could
g Y
afford to carry in stock enough shapes, sizes,
and widths, to fit all feet, and thus
the dealer's trade, the custolnels'
feet, and the reputation of the
" Slater Shoe" as a foot -fitter
would all be injured.
Price, $3.00, $4.Oo and $5.00.
Shoes by mall.
Catalogue Free.
Jno. Dowding, - Sole Local Agent
McLEOD'S
System 'Renovator
—AND OTflER—
TESTED REMEDIES
SPECIFIC AND ANTIDOTE
For Impure, Weak and Impoverished
Blood, Dyspepsia, Sleeplessness, Palpita•
tion of the Heart, Liver Complaint, Nenr•
algia, Lose of Memory, Bronchitis, Oon-
gumption, Ga11 Stones, Jaundice, Kidney
and Urinary Diseases, 6t. Vitus' Dance,
Female Irregularities and General De•
bility.
LABORATORY, GODERICH, ONT,
J. M. MoLEOD,
Prop. and Manufacturer.
Sold by Jae, Fox. Druggist, Brussels.
Will molter
a well malt
of YOU 1
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1110317110 IN F00010x88&
PI008r cures all Nervous Mama. elepeeprioesh
noestorrhoea• Impotana, Fnlling etaN1R000eed by Pest aebuilee-
gives vigor andsineto shrunken mans, and
quickly
gbut
Um1 PIOOEI and you Mammon
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and poppy a Gln. goat br 0(011 ld p1aW vm.n•r
and securely sealed. tram observation. Easily'
carried
00. in morocket.eeither 0,4000ry rregpackage,
ate
0d latter,, Address all lettere to J. T. PEPPER,
Do,, llot. W00 0. 008, CYT„ Agent 10r the De.
Spring
ria
is Coining.
—11—
We are ready for it with a nicely
assorted stock of
Prints, Cottons,
Sheeting s,
Shirtings, Linens,
• Flannelettes,
Spring SzoitinEs, �e-
Our Grcccry Department
is known near and far for
the freshness and excellency of
our stock. A trial will convince
you that this incorrect.
J. G. SK N E.
Agent for Parker's Dye Works.
Spectacles
—OP ALL RINDS—
Fitted to Correct all
Failures of Eyesight,
and your Byes tested FREE by
latest Optical methods at
Division Court Office,
BRUSSELS.
The Standard Bank
of Canada.
,honey Orders
For amounts of Fifty Dollars and under
issued by tbie Bank, payable at par at
any &bartered Bank in Canada, with the
exception of Brenchea in the Yukon Die•
triol.
RATES
Under $10 . . $0.08
$10 to 20 . 0.10
20 to 30 . 0.12
80 to 50 . . . 0.14
J.
N. 0011007, Agent, BRUSSELS.
MONEY TO LOAN.
Any Amount of Money to Loan
on Farm or Village Pro-
perty at
6 &6'l, Per Cent., Yearly.
Straight Loans with privilege of
repaying when required.
Apply to
A. Hunter,
Division Court Clerk, Brussels.
TAILORING!
111, G. Richardson
Is prepared to do all kinds of
work in his line.
Good Workmanship and
Good Fits Guaranteed.
LATEST STYLES.
Suits made' for $4 and upwards.
la'Shop in Garfield Block.
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The Buffalo All -Steel Disc Harrow
This is the only Disc Harrow made or Boldin
(Meads, having independent, adfustab]e spring
pressure upon the inner ends of the gano 41080,
allowing any amount of pressure to be thrown
upon the inner 00de of the gange,by. the foot of
the operator. By this means a,perfectly flex-
ible motion is scoured and the ground can be
workedto a uniform depth. Examine tits
Machine carefully and n0mpare with -&there, r
The No. 12 Cultivator.
A fAR EL F 8130E 8 The only
I8 t v 0 0 8
Cultivator made that bock linos �) teeth will
en depth in he round Examine it
and you ethe g
l
and you will sec why, The only Cultivator
of
t a moveable be regulated
set to that the angle of
the lofts eau be regulated to reit any to act
moilOf 60f1. Pressure ems 110 regulated to 6ct
differently ou every section requiring it. The
teeth are carried between the wheels instead
of trailing behind at in other maobines, thus
scouring lighter draft. This machine if fur -
ebbed with grain andrase Seed box When re-
quired, It has reversible diamond steel pointe
for the teeth-; also, extra Wide thistle-outtiug
pointe eau be (01008hed. Examine it and you
will buy no other.
The Best Drill Maete.°
T11e 01008100 Seeds No- Introduction.
Over 40,000 Drills and Seeders Of our Manu-
facture in use 011 Meade. TIM only Drill made
for instant perfect regulation
th lover oe 10 and
with
to depth of hoe o all kinds l coir, while team
is i80 toed, a ever kernel
correct to scale;
props rood, as overt' .Prue] fa deposited the
ata
and you
'will to grow. Purchase only the boat
and you will beanefie tufo
ow rase kes, Oo1(lg Binders, and Reapers
Mowers, a best, Oultivntors and Puipore, ag.
good as the best,
Send for illustrated catalogue,
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