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ROSINESS CARDS.
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Tvi ()Ma TO LOAN AT 1.1 PER
3,',B. 1,001 1, 13 mind%
7 11M.0011A.OKEN,
. Ignorer of Marriage hicouSes. Chloe
itt his Groovy, 11urnborry street, Breese's.
pN.BAREtrriP°E w' ,--Next done
North of too nvatuilardHliank. adies' an*1
hildrens hair eatting sP00101t1.
PARMS FOR SA.LE.-THE UN'
LinninGaun has several good Farms 10?
10 nod rent, easy term% Townshlpe
0* Morris and Grey. 1 OTT , B re Reel
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MISS JEAN M'LAUCHLIN,
-THAOHER or -
PIANO - AND - ORGAN,
usavr.r.sm.,c,
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM
mutton,
FIRE AND MARINE,
GUELPH..
_ - - T. FLETCHER
Issue] of Marriage Licenses,
OFFICE AT JEWELRY. B001113.
ta'Plo Witness Required.
T. FLETOEIZR, Brunets
MISS SARAH LOUISE MOORE,
0.
Academie graduate of London Conserve -
tory of Musio, is prepared to receive a. limit-
ed marcher of pupils for instruotion on the
piano. Walton -Monday, Tuesday Brussels
-Wednesday, Thursday ; Beatortb-Vriclay,
Saturday. Qualified to prepare pupils for
the Principal's VOrm in the Oonservatcny of
Music.
rhLoi_LEX. HUNTER,
Clark of the Fourth Division Cour
Co. Huron, Conveyancer, Notary Public
Land, Loan and Insurance) Aut. Funds
Invested ana to loon. Collections made
0 dice in Graham') B look, liressols
AUCTI 0 NEER&
A BUNTER, LICENSED AU0-
„ca..' TIMM.% Motley 110 10011. Berms
to eell.
1.43 S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION.
I a Elm, "will sell for better prices, to
hotter 111011 in ass 1111110 10)111 less charges
than any other Auctioneer in Re st Huron
or he won't charge anything. Dates and
orders can always be arranged at this aloe
or by personal applioatiou.
VETERINARY.
"c D. WARWIOX,
13) • lIonor (arsenate of the Ontario
Veterinary College, is prepared to treat all
diseases of domesticated animals in a own -
potent manner. Bartionlar attention paid
to veterinary dm:Alen. Calle promptly at-
tended to. 011100 and uitrmary-Vour doors
north of bridge Turnberry et., Brussels.
LEGAL ANO CONVEYANCING.
SINOLAIR, BARRISTER
. Solicitor, Conveyancer o tory Pub -
lie, Oilloe-Vanstone's Block, 1 door
north of 00011181 010110 Bonet tor 1100 11110
Btandaad Bank,
F. BLAIR, BARRIBTBR,
• Solicitor, &o. (10.110 011 Garrow &
Proudfoot's 011100 001101101).) 0111cie over
Gillies & Smith's Ban(1, Brussels.
Money to Loan. 47
G. CAMERON,
• (Formerly of Cameron, Holt &
Omni erou ,) Barrister and Soticitor, Goderiob,
Ont. 011ice-Hiuniltou fib., Opposite Col
borne Hotel.
MEDICAL CARDS.
J. A.
s.r.D., C. M., Trinity Thdyersity, Yellow Trin-
ity Madiettl Oollogo, Riomber college of PUY-
Means and Surgeons, Ont. Licentiate Of the
Royal Conoco of Physiaittne and Licentiate
of Midwifery, Edinburgh. ta•Telephone
0(o,14. Residenea, Mill B t., Brussels.
a. T. SNIDER,
M.D., C. M., successor to Dr. A. MoSelve1;
Licentiate of ltoyal College, of Physicians
and Burgeons, Kingston ; Member 'of the 001-
lapse of Physicians and Burgeons of Ontario.
Diseases of women and (Mild= a specialty.
Bight years' experience. 00.r00100 and *008-
1110000 that formerly °coupled bY Dr. Me•
Kolvey,Trifulierry street, B nasals. 20-
I. M. ARMSTRONG,
M.B., M.D:, M.O.P.S.O.
PHYSICIAN, SURGEON,
5.000IJ0HEDR, ETO.
Special attention given to diseases of the
Throat and Lungs 11031 111000800 011 Women
and Children,
BBEDENCIB-WALTON, OST;
R. F. H. KALBREISCH
V
IiIITSIOIAN, Ante= A14fl Acdouctern,
SUCCESSOR TO DR. W. GRAHAM'.
BRUSSELS. - ONTARIO.
lot Masa None Graduato of the lluiversi-
tius.of Trinity (Toronto), Queen's (Hingsbon),
mid of Trinity Madioal College ; Bellow of
Trinity Medical College and member of the
Canoga of Phymeians and Stu:pone of Ontar-
io. Poet Graduate Oomso 10 Detroit and
Ohiong0,1800. tipootai attention paid to die -
eases of Bye, Ear, Nose ain't Throat, and dis-
eases of Women, 11.7"1:1onsultation in Eng-
lish and German. Telephone at reeidenlio.
Lortse MeKnater.-Thitt ouse %bleb
has been suing on for needy two yeare
(1100 at Int readied the Supreme mutt or
Ganda and will be nerd in Ottawa in
May uext. The Aldan Wee brought by
the townehip of Logan &pint the town-
ship of PrIcKillop to recover $1378.68, pe.id
by Logan for the constreatzon of 111 dad)
made under an engineer's award. flo-
Killop refused to re-imburee Logan be-
nne the mouton) of the Coleman
estate, Seaforth'who were largely inter.
ested, Objeoted to the proceedings. At
the trial Ohief JestIce Armour, with nine
relnetane, dismissed the action, irogan
appealed to the Ontario court of appeal
and lineeneded, three jeans out of foor,
who heard the lease, .deoided in favor of
Logan. MoKillop now appralp to the
Supreme Outlet,
LIR C34.110 V4111.
Lrrooio LINae.-A pioneer farmer of
Kinloss Galled at the Sentinel .oilloe last
week and informed them that 27 years ago
he did not sow grain till the fith of May
and 28 yeare ago it was the eth of the
eame month before the steed was consigned
to its earthly bed, and that he never had
better non than those years. G. W.
Berry lost it piano by the fire in the
Oaledonian liall.-The bye election in
county council dthielon, No. 8, 110 3111 the
vanney caused by the unseating of CoI,
Swot and Mx, Bland will take plan on
May lot. -Al) the Caledoniane Soolety'e
tins were destroyed by the tire in the
hall. -There is no increase in the liquor
lioenses in the villages' and townshipe by
the new Koonce al(, -Our respected Post -
meet)) and pioneer mondial% PcIaloolm
Campbell, celebrated his eightieth birth.
day len week, on the 4th inst., and his
many friends through the country will be
pleased to learn his health is edit as good
as used, anti *ie) him many retinns of
the clay.
ITOR SERVICB,-THE UN-
A- netexoten will 11001, for soryle0 1101
Lot 0, Con00.0 and 11, (Irby, a there' bred
Durham Inill,With registered pedigree, Also
it registered Yorkshire boar, from 3, :B.
Brethour's World's Fair stook. Tema, 00
to be paid at time of service, with privilege
of rettruing if neecieilerY,.
. 04-001 0118.0. liczteLre Ploprietor.
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IMPROVE?) YORKSHIRE
BOAR FOR SERVICE,
utiOnrehgnod will keep for fierviee on
*0,01 11(1, Con, a, Morris, the thorogired
proved Y011:0100 1301r, ',Oak Lone Long-
relloW," Me, bre cl S.111. BrethoU 0, littr-
ford, to whilst) a limited number of 00010*0(11
be (non. Teems, 0140, to booed *01 11(100
(*1 0010010 with privilege of toturniug if nee.
000*1*07'A sleben) of 0110010 yotregimes for 01810 for
bending purposes' weld) 30111 be Sold at
grins to suit the times,
21. ROM, NICHOL, Proprietor.
»Coal 16) s. rel.
SOWILIMITs.-Wiliinm Robb has die,
posed of hie comfortable briels residenoe,
on Goderioh street, to De. Oooper, of
Ooestenee, who takes possession and
Wends oomiug to town to reside on the
lire' of May. -j. P. McLaren is nursing a
sprained arm. He fell off a, load of draw
entaind the itijary. - (Rev.
Dr.) McDonald received the sad (me))).
gence last week of the death of her
brother, David Cavan, which took place
ab his lionie in Houghton, Michigan, of
stppendioitis.-R. R. Ross who has been
attending the Dental College, in Toronto,
and who graduates this Spring, has leasod
the brick residence of Mr. Kline, and
intends becoming a resident of Seaforth
shortly. -John Oardno slipped and thll,
dislocating his shoulder. - Mies Amy
Brett, who spent the Easter vacation at
ber home here, returned to Toronto, to
resume her studies at the Toronto
Normal Sohool.-Prior to tho departure
of James A. Reid, late of bbe Ogilvie mill,
for the Northwest, bo was presented with
an address from the Sons of Scotland. -
Levi Smith of this town, who built anew
kora in St. Joseph last Summer, has
leased his store to George Campbell, of
that place, who hos opened a grocery
store therein. -Thomas Wilson, 13011 of
D. D. Wilson, has returned from Chinn,
where he has just graduated from the
Dental Oollege.
Th0us:18148 Tonaues
Could not express the rapture of Annie
E. Springer, of 1,125 Howard street,
Philadelphia, Pa., when she found that
Dr. King'e New Discovery for Consump•
tion bad completely cured her of a batik.
ing congh that for many years bad made
life a burden. A.11 other remedies and
doctors meld give her no help, but she
says 01 1111(8 royal cure -"It non removed
the pain in my oheet and I oan now sleep
soundly, something I oan scarcely re-
member doing before, I feel like sound.
ing its praises throughout the universe."
So will everyone who tries Dr. King's
New Discovery for any trouble of the
throat, obeet or lungs. Pelee 50o, and
$1..00. Trial bottles free at G. A. Dead.
man's drug etore. Every bottle guaran-
teed.
about eighty theme, The delivery repro -
Rented nearly $110018 ,o (1* of figs 'mature]
implement li.
Tho Advenoe suegesta that the town
slitudd hold out some encouragement to
the Braes Band to thoroughly reorganize
and maintain 110011 10 an efficient state.
There is, we believe, no look of telent,
and it first•olose organization, creditable
to themselvee and the town, might be
eustained i/ suflident, eneouregement
were extended to it, It 011(41(11 001 be nu.
wise fon the Council to lend a helping
hand. With Sufficient essiatanee from
the Couneil and enciournement from the
chiding, the Band might be Induced to
play one evening a sveek in the park dur-
ing the Summer. Certainly the Band
cannot be expected to do this, simply for
the fan there is in 0, Why should not
Wingliem be as enterprising in this re.
spent ae other towns.
Itt et Oto.
EmerrATs.-Davld Smith, of Morris,
has oornmened thee' udy of medicine with
Dr. Milne.-Wedneeday of lost week was
a field day for the farmers in the neigh-
borhood of 131yth. It was the minden of
the Spring delivery of farm implements
by the Noxon Co,, Limited, of Ingersoll.
The Myth Band enlivened the proceed.
ingo with eome excellent muolo.-J.
Moser left on Tuesday for Morden,
Man., where he hoe snared a lucrative
position in a hardware atore.-The itt-
terior of the Methodist oburoh is being
repainted and deooratal. 7, Walthew,
of St. Themes, has the entente -J. E,
Bennett has purchased a rook crusher
ancl is now in a position to melte con-
tracts to °rush stone for municipalities or
private parties.-Johu Phillips has sold
his blaoltsmith shop and residence on
Queen street to Wm. Rob.rtson, who
takes poseession on August lot next. 8,
01. Gidley has purchased the four -secant
Iota on Drummond street from Mr.
Phillips.-Wotson & Emigh shipped five
oars of cattle to Portland, Maine, for ex.
port and one oar of hogs to Collingwood
on Monday of last weelt.-Thee. Joynt
shipped six oats of Lushes to Boston,
Mass., last week.--Bainton Bros., of the
Myth tannery, shipped 116 hides to
Hamilton or, Wednesday of last week. -
Hugh ItIoQuarrie, who has been the very
efficient secretary of the Moeda Agri-
culture) society for the poet 30 yeare, has
resigned and is succeeded by Joseph Hab•
kirk. -W. W. Storni left on Tuesday of
last week On a Matinee trip to the South.
ern States.
VV in frit nan .
(Iutended for last week.)
Rev. D. Perrin enhanged pulpit work
on Sunday last with Rev. R. S. G. Ander-
son, of Wroxeter,
On Friday of hist week while Ildre. S.
Youhill wee ooming out of a neighbor's
hone she slipped and fell, spraining her
wrist.
Tho regular Baptist Convention for
Ontario and Quebec) will meet in Wal.
mer Road Baptist Aunt)'Torontri, be.
ginning May 2411) and001111)01)03)several
days. Pasta Freed and Deacon John
Smith are delegates. from Wingliani to
represent the churn here,
T. 13. PrIoAndrew has engaged for a
year with the organization department of
the Chosen- Friends as Organizer. He
has not been it the best of health for
NM time, and the change of ocoupation
may be benefidal. The Order is nowt •
ing popula_Jr, and Mao. should' meet with
diocese. • lie is eanverning now. at Oen-
tralia, with a view of eatablishieg 10
Connell there.
PERSoNALS.-M)0. minion and ,DirS.
Pielde, of Teeawater, were the guests of
Permatt for a few days last week.-
IVIre. S. Greoey and Mies Eva returned
on Tuesday from visiting friends in
Blyth. --Mitre Minnie Peasant ie visiting
friend) it Teeetvetar this week. -Pd. E,
Zarbrigg spent Saturday and Sunday at
his home ih Listowel.-Pdr. and Mre.
(Jerrie, of Mt. Forest, spent a few. doge
Ian week with Mrs. Helm, ---Wm. Kitt.
son bag purehased the regicience of Wm.
Neil, nen the C. P. R. station,-Thoe.
Dodde hoe accepted 0. situation in Sea.
forth.
LIMB= Derevertv.-On Friday last,
the largest delivery of ogrioultural implo.
manta ester witnessed iu Wingbam, was
made by T. EL Ron, agent of the Franey.
Harris Go., 00010 ed by Thoe. Johnston,
general agent of the Co., and 3,0. Web-
ster of the bead offiee, The forenoon
was taken up with the loading of the
machinery on the themers' sleigh!). Tho
perchanes then availed themeelves of the
hospitality ot the company, acrengements
having boon made for dinner at the
bottle, After dinner, the procession 0100
tonna, beaded by the Wingham Braes
Band ; the purchasing with Ode tettale
lintel up, darting from the Dineley Hone°
end reaehing needy to (lie South end Of
Josephine Area. Nearly sixty , toned),
loaded With hindersioneWors, end drills,
and other implements, made quite an
imposing army, Me. ROSS in orms 1011
that quits a nember of rumbaed() seen
not in the procession, and that hod they
ell boon present, there Woelci have been
Itobbed the Cleave.
A. startling incident, of whioh Mr.
John Oliver, of Philadelphia, is the sub -
int, is narrated by him as follows ;-"I
was in a most dreadful condition. My
skin was almost yellow, eyes sunken,
tongue coated, pain oontinually in book
and sides, and no appetite-gradnally
growing weaker day by day. Three
phiethians had give» me up. Fortunate.
ly, a friend advised trying Electi io 13%
tees, and to my great joy and surprise,
the first bottle made a decided improve.
meet. I continued their nee for three
weeks and a.m now a Well roan. 7 know
they saved my life and robbed the grave
of onother viatim." No one should fail
to try them. Only 50 nets, guarenterd
at G. A. Deadman's drug storm
1...itg-tow el.
Newav Lteks.-There are one or two
oases of eoarlet fever in town, which we
understand is of a mild type. -S. S.
Jennings, florist, has a fine lot of roses in
bloom at hie greenhouse. -Owing to the
basement 03 11)0 publio eohool being flood.
ed with water, several ot the depart.
meets were given a holiday, as the fires
in the furnaces oould not be kept up. -
Nathan Calder and Henry Horn have
formed a partnership in the bnilding and
oontruoting business, and have leased
Jacob Large'o planing mill for a term of
years, the latter gentleman having de-
oided to retire from the business. -A
ease of abusive language, in which two
residents of the town were the prinoipals,
was aired in the police oonrt, with the
result that the defendant was fined §1
and costs, and the complainant received
a reprimand from the magistrate. -The
Farmers' Go Operative Assooiation of
Listowel, Limited, completed He organi.
entice by electing the following officers :-
President, Jacob Bray, Elite,; Vice -
Pen., Jept1)a VanKleeek, Wallace ; See,
Treas.'Henry Hemeworth, Wallace.-
The 810 annual convention of Perth
Sunday Sohool Anouiation will be bald
in the Presbyterian churn, Listowel, on
Wednesday and Thursday, April 26t11
and 27111: -In speaking of the flood, the
Manned nye ;Wallace street was oon•
verted into a pond for the time being,
most of tho business plane on both eine
of the street being compelled to, shut up
shop, and a clans, manned by a orew of
young men, was one of the eights on thio
Venieeliks street. The street was fl.00d.
ed as for es the Main street orossingf and
other low-lying streets were oleo dosed to
everything except eavigation. Fortuo
ately the water did not remain long at
W(01101510, and soon began to recede
agait.
THE BRUSSELS POS
BIGGER BUSINESS AHEAD.
Everybody is talking about the good Spring it is to be -the buoy
Spriog. There iso confident tone to heathen all over Canada and nowhere more so
than right here. Our preparations are on a larger wide than over before, and no
part of the htleinelle 0110018 up better this dome than the Drees Goods notion, It
would be impoesible to show everything that is now in dens etuffe, What we can
do and are doing is to gather the best and most worthy fabrine for you, besides giving
you a wider and better renge to Choose from than you'll find anywhere outside of
this store in the oounty. This mot be your best drese goods store. 111 1180 been 80
for manyseasons in the pad. This year we are going to disoount our past efforts in
every point of comparison. Below we give you an 101)1105 03 what you may expect
to And here.
-Fancy Drees Goode in shot dints, regular 30o. for 23o,
Satin Vigoreaux, new eolors, at 35o , 50a., and 75e,
-- Plain Ganite Vieoreaux, in Fawn, Dewey, Blue, Browns and misturee, at
500., 760. and $1.
-Box Cloths, in all the new ehadee, ab $1 and $1.23.
-Plain Covert Cloths, in all the new oolora, 600., 75o. and $1.
-Plain Drap de Paris, very stylish, at 75o. and $1.
-Bleak Lustree, fin and glossy, at 20o., 20o , B5o., 50a. and 77o.
- Blaok Princess Serge, very spode', from 25o. to 75o.
-Black German Vendettas (jet b(ack) 25o., 500.,
7Go. and $1.
-Binh Biotite Cloth, fee mourning, at 80o. and$1, '
- Black Mercerized Satan, something new, 33o.
-Black Soliel, very speoial, 75o. and $1.
We will be pleased to have you call and see 0110 11001 goods. You need not
spend a omit except yon want to.
Rif
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GO., HUH.
were :-Beeeipts $487.10, expenditures
$409,89, balance $17 75.-W. E. Rend, R.
A., of the Clinton Collegiate, 019.8 appoint-
ed as one of the councillors of the math-
ematical notion in connection with the
Ontario Teachers' Assodation. - Earl
Oriob, of Seaforth, is now engaged by
George Roberton in his borne parlors. -
A. A. Sohrenls is now the owner of the
famous standard bred pacing mare "Mag.
gie Murray" ; her record is in the 2 40
olase.-John Wiseman has noured an
important and responsible eittuttion in
the dress goods deportment of Craig's
large Store Winnipeg. -The I, 0. 0, P.
intend holding an At Hume about the
27th ; the occasion being an anniversary
in connection with the order. The
brethern will attend service on the 2erd
at the Baptist ohurch.
blower Onydres.-The offioers elected
for the Laorosee teem this year are :-
Pres., M. MaTaggart- vice, W. G.
Doherty 1 Sem-Trees., 1, 13. Brook ;
Committee, 13ort, Potts, A. J. Morrish,
A. Miller, with ottptain and inerethey.-
It was decided by motion that the model
solmol observe "Empire Day" according
to regelations of Dothinion anoolation,
and the chairman, Dr, Brum, rind El, E.
Bedizens were appointed s, oommittee re
the day's prograin.-John Clarridge, of
the organ faotory, met with a bad tool.
des% While oleaning a, revolver, 0111 )011
be knew was loaded, 111 0180 suddenly dim -
charged, the ball passing tint:nigh his
hand. -W. Fowler, gold and silver
medalist and fiest-olase honor graduate
this year at the Ontario Veterinary Col-
lege, Toronto, haa opened up an office on
Hun Elt., in the nand formerly occupied
by Dr, Wathington (opposite (Demmer.
Oilil ho ol,)-1000 smoke of flour were sbip•
ped en Wednesday of lost week, to
Liverpool, Eng., by N. & J. Felt ; 130
organs on same clay, by Doherty Organ
Co., to Liverpool. -The quarterly Official
Board of Rottenbury Street Methodist
'bunch met on 'Wednesday evening of
last week; and by a pendently until
-
mon vote invited Rev, W. G. Howson, of
Modoed, to beneath the pestor for next
year.- The Oonmitttee Managing the
Star comae Entedointnent purpon to
give the people of Clinton extotheo
ocurse in the oaely Fall, The following
le a statement 01 the gems receipts end
expentlituree furnished by J. W. Trelee.
von, Treasurer for the Course nOW closed
A. FrIghlrel Blunder
May often nese a horrible Burn,
Scald, Out or Bruise. Buoklen's Arnica
Solve, the best in the world, will kill
the pain and promptly heal it. Cures
Old Sores, Fever Sores, Ulcers, Boils,
Felons, Corns, all Skin eruption•. Beet
Pile cure on earth. Only 25 ets, a box.
Onre guaranteed. Sold by G. A. Dead-
man, druggist.
A.twoocl.
Ari' Beossoms.-The Dime Cheese
Cots factory oommeneed making ohne°
on the 12th inst.-0. H. Holmes has giv-
en up the Newry store and in future will
devote hiE1 full Ulna to his Atwood husi-
ness.-Tbe sum of $7,50 was granted in
mid of forming a Public Library in Monk -
ton by Elms Counoil.-The Atwood flax
mill has been rented for 1899 to W. F.
Forrest for 5250. Mr. Kean, the present
foreman, will be retained that oapaoity
by Mr. Forrest, as well e•st the present
staff of employees. -Melvyn Graham left
for Hamilton to take a commercial course
in the Hamilton Business College.-
Pathmosters were appointed for 15(ma
township as follows t -D. Dipple, A.
Weber, J. D. Philip, EL Kargee, H.
Leslie, A. B. Gordon, R. Hall, J. Adams,
Wm. Coates, A. Hewitt, W. Mortin, je ,
W. J. Forbes, A. Hamilton, J. Gray, A.
Fraser, 0. Gordon, T. Moyberry, T. K.
Mayberry, L. Heath, J. Porterfield, T.
Tughen, J. Sheorer, J. L. Turnbull, W.
Shearer, W. Brook, G. Hargreaves, T.
Sproul, E. Gerry, W. Booth, E. Moore,
A. Porter, W. Jolly, W. Porterfield, J.
Leonard, Thos, Dickson, W. D. Gray, .7.
Curry, W. Millen, \17. Hamilton, G.
Graham, F. Curtis, G. Hume, J. Dan.
brook, B. Burnett, 1. Garvin, J. Angue,
J. Love, J. Wallace, W. J. Alexander, J.
Petrie, W. Hemphill, J. Buohanan, 3.
Hall, W. E. Wherry, W. Bell, J. Dewar,
3. Meautolieon, A. Robb, A. Gray, F.
Soheeloff, D. Barton, J. Rutherford, 3.
Ellaoott, 3. Gilkinson, 8.. Quipp, S.
Hike, R. Buchanan, T, Coolswell, R.
Meore, S. McCloud, 0, Ritter, A. PcloKay,
G. Ellacott, W. J. Holmes, G. Struthers,
J. Krugitl, V. Bahade, W. Buohanan, F.
Doering, W. Ranney, H. Boo, W. Little,
A. Aikens, H. Manton, J. Holman, Jas.
Holman, H. Near, W. Scott, W. Merry.
field, J. Adair, J. Gerithelcier, G. Leslie,
J. Tinning, J. Struthers, J. Gordon, W.
Blair, C. Broaghton.
Milton Sheep, 808 Jr. IV. -Total (.100-
°aer)e Speir, 423 ; Minnie Mooney, 324 ;
Everett Walker, 312 ; Nelson Maunders,
306 ; Lizzie Davis, 294 ; WillieJohnston,
195. Third -GOO -George Davis, 450 ;
Laura °loony, 430 ; John Moss, 424;
Lizzie Spa% 408 ; Elston Cardiff, 418 ;
Minnie Walker, 374 ; Annie Nichol, 284 ;
Tena Forsyth, 278, Sr. 2ed.-Total 450
-Arthur Taylor, 329 ; Frank Nichol, sr.,
324 ; Ada ProCuteheon, 298 ; Frank
Niohol, jr., 274 ; Peroilla Maoniog, 140.
Jr. 2nd. -450 -Lorne Nichol, 828 ; Har-
old Speir, 254 ; 011ie Walker, 235. Part
II. -250 -Robert Forsyth, 185 ; Bennie
Welker, 131. Honor standing for Mardi
-Norah Maunders, Mabel Nichol, Bertha
Nichol, Garde Spa% George Davis,
Laura Oloakey, John Pleas, Arthur Tay-
lor, Frank Nichol, er., Lorne Nichol,
Robert Forsyth, The following pnpils
have been promoted :-From Sr. god to
Jr. IV. -George Davis. From Sr. 2nd
to Jr. Ord. -Arthur Taylor, Prank Nichol,
er., Ada MoCutcheon, Frank Niohol, jr.,
Percilla Planning.
J. D. E. Deny. Teacher,
01o0ke00.s.
Sorrow, 111000a11. -The following is the
report of Union school, No. 8, East
Wawanosh and Morris, for the month of
March. The names are arranged in
order of merit r -5th class, -Katie Gras.
by, A. Netbery, W. Nethery, W. Ileale,y.
Sr. 4th. -5.. 0001080, W. Walsh, A.,
Claming. Jr. 4th. -T. Williams, M.
Grasby, M. Goatee, II, Taylor, Kraal,
ling. Sr. 8rd.-T. Blake, M. Armour,
Jr. Nethery, A. 'Williams, W.
Love, J. Kelly, Nethery, A.
Lindsay, B. Pnaser, C. Prager, O. Taylor,
P Kelly El Ellison Ft 2nd. -M. W11.
Rains, 11. Grasby, T. Fraser, E. Armen.
Pt. 1. -Leo Kelly.
law 13, Isutesent, Teacher,
ItgrOirt.-The following is the clitheifi•
dation of pupils in S. 8. No. 1, Morrie,
for the 10, 10 beginning the lot of April,
1809 2nd. -L. Dno, A. Attrestrong.
Jr. 2nd, -S. Cookerline, 01. Oololough,
F. Haggit. Sr. 2nd. -Amy Rogersoe,
Genie Gibson, Bimetal Cookerline,
Medley Clark, Odin MoDonald, Basil
Walleoe.-Jr. Oncl.-Rogie O'ContiOr,
James Phalan, Henry Pierce. Sr, Ord. -
Jas, Gibson, Leo Kelly, Ellie Pierce,
Fred, Armstrong, John O'Ckinnor,
Ohris, Rogerson, Edwin Armstrong,
Peter McDonald. Jr. 4i11. -Bessie Tap
lor, Emma Clark, Mary Soott. Sr. 4th,
-IL Arradeong, A., M. hthElrosl, Laura
Smith. Jr. 6th. -Maggie McDonald,
Roby Gibson, Len Smith, Sr. 5/11, -
Rosie Clark. EL Auden, Tenher,
Senn Revonte.-The followb3g is the
raped of S. 8, No, 4, htherie, foe the
month of derail. Primary-500-Nora11
Maunders, 858. Public S. Leaving -
900 --Willie Oloakey, 41151 Riehord Oar.
diff, 427 ; Alex. MCN sb, 419 ; Ida Mooney,
211, Br. IV. -Mabel Niohol, 569 ; Bee,
the Nichol, 608 ', John Oloakey, 618 ;
Seethe finny, 126 ; Robert Mooney, (371;
Thal Throbbing illandache
Would quickly leave you if you need
Dr. King's New Life Pills. Thousands
of sufferers have proved their matohlees
Merits for Siok and Nervous Headaches.
They make pure blood and strung nervee
and build op your health. Easy to take.
Try therm Only 25 oents. Money back
if not cured. Sold by G. A. Deadman,
druggist.
The L. E, ct D. R. Railway Go. have
chartered the big ferry boat "Shenango"
for 5 years, to run between Port Stanley
and Conneont with cargoes of coal.
This will make a lively trade between On-
tario and the ooal fields of Pennsylvania
and Ohio, giving employment to quite a
number of hands.
PUMP Won,
BRUSSELS.
I have purchased the above well
known Pump Works from Gamer Green
and am prepared to supply the wants of
the Public) in either new work or repairs.
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
TO GIVE SATISFACTION.
Orders left at my shop or residence or at
P. SCOTT'S shop will be promptly
looked ether.
-r'..At33 prepared to take orders for new
Wells and Cistern.
FRED. ADAMS,
Shop on Mill Street, BRUSSELS.
Anchor -4w
Wire rencing
Tho undersigned is prepared to
sell and build any quantity of the
Celebrated
Anchor Wire Fencing.
This is the Strongeeb and Cheapest
Fence on the market and is guaranteed
to give satisfaotion.
ALSO GATES FOR SALE.
For further particulars BS to prioe,
&o,, oall on or write
JOHN CURRIE,
80.2m anitINT, BRUSSELS.
INGLES
Relish Columbia
Red Cedar Shingles
North Shore
Pine and Cedar
FOB SALE AT TOR
*Brussels Plaaing
A "Feather -Bed Shoe."
Light tas feathers, -warm as a
feather bed, -no 1..ubber or leather
-under the foot, -only strong, tough,
soft, warm, wool felt soles, that grip
ice, and prevent slipping.
Lined with best quality piano felt.
soft, flexible, handsome shoe.
Made in water -resisting "
K;d-
dtick," all " Slater Shoe " shapes
and sizes. Goodyear welted.
Trade mark and price stamped
on the sole. $5.00.
Shoes by mall.
Catalogue free.
Jno. Downing, - Sole
Local Agent
1141115....09SZEZ.49.4.
McLEOD'S
System °Renovator
^AND Munn -
TESTED REMEDIES
SPECIFIC AND ANTIDOTE
For Impure, Weak and Impoverished
Blood, Dyspepsia, Sleeplessness, Palpita.
tion of the Heart, Liver Complaint, Neur-
algia, Loss of Memory, Bronchitis, Cou-
sumption, Gall Stones, Jaundice, Kidney
and Urinary Diseases, St. Vites' Dance,
Female Irregularities and Generel De-
bility.
LABORATORY, GOMM, ONT.
J. M. MoLEOD,
Prop. and Manefaoturer.
Bold by .fas. Fox. Druggist, Brussels,
Also 08080 and Saeh of all Pat
tarns on hand or made to order
at Short Notice,
Estimates Furnished for all
kinds of Buildings. Workman.
alit) and Material Guaranteed.
P. AMENT,
W111 makes
a well man
of YOU I
PICOM PROD11000 TI'M ABB=
DEW= Itr POOR 800000.
PIOOSS cures all Ilcryons 101,00000, Slooeleas•
nom Eating reoroorr,Nisutly Emissions, Sperm.
torrhoea, Impotency, etc., caused by Cost otoiSeo
gives visor and stye to shunken 000800, anl
guloky but. ratTerin old
fllt0;zjvc'aiar:Zator1 dent by m001 lpyi
111 0011 securely sealed . from oteorration. Badly
earriod in vest, packet. Prleo, el a package. SIX
001 30. Bond 000000 10 either ordlna7 or reenter.
ad later. Addresc all letters to J..1, Pell'erati
2tgtW000010010,001„ Agent for tbc Do.
goe,1c.
CHANGE OF
BUSINESS.
The undersigned having purchased
the Restanant businese of W. 8.00111031
has added a fine ohoice stook of
GROCERIES
and is now prepared to give good value
to the public. Oar stook embraces :-
New Tea., Canned Goode, Fruits,
Spines, Soaps, Fish, Syrups,
Vinegars and all other linea kept
in a First-class Grooery.
Choice Stock of Confectionery.
Will (tontine° the Restaurant as
usual where Oysters, Ioe Cream and
Summer Drinks will be served in the
beet possible etyle.
FRESH BREAD ALWAYS
ON HAND.
Chas. 1-1. 73art1iffe
BRUSSELS.
Central Grocery and Restaurant.
Spectacles
-Or ALL KINDS -
Fitted to Correct all
Failures of Eyesight;
and your Eyes tested FREE by
latest Optical methods at
Division Court Office,
BRUSSELS.
The Standard Bank
of Canada.
gamy 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 Branches in the Yakon Die -
trim.
RATES:
Under $10 . . $0.08
$10 to 20 . . . 0.10.
20 to 30 . . 0.12
30 to 50 . . . 0.14
J. N. GORDON, Agent, BRUSSELS.
HONE/ TO LOAN. •
Any Amount of Money to Loan
on Farm or Village Pro-
perty at
6 & 6i Per Cent., Yearly.
Straight Loans with privilege of
repaying when required.
Apply to
A. Hunter,
Division Court Clerk, Brussels.
TAIL RING!
11. G. Richardson
Is prepared to do all kinds of
work in his line.
Good Workmanship and
Good Fits Guaranteed.
LATEST STYLES.
Snits made for $4 and upwards.
la -Shop lo (larflolil Block.
On
IMO NEW OVFPALO PATO, ALL MEI. MC 11/01R00.
tO. tt. 110110101 r,PRINO tooni 001T100500
X X01 LI t. 1005. co.t.
30 LOITG,
TheBuffalo All -Steel Disc Harrow
This is the only Mee Narrow 108(10 00 sold in
Canada, having independent, adJustable Spring
pressure upon the inner ends of the gang diem
allowing any amount of presenre to be thrown
up= the inner ends of the gangs,by the foot Of'
the operator. By this means a perioonly
action is axonal end the ground aan be
worked to a 0111form_dept11. Examine this
Maehine carefully and oOnipare With others.
The No. 12 Cultivator
ikinavan 0110 ecconss. only
Cultivator made that hobli lines of teeth will
cat an even depth iu the ground. II:U=1UB it
110d you will sae why. The only Onitiyator
with a moveable tooth nob so than the angle of
the teeth...mu be regulated to suit any condi-.
tion of soil. Pressure emu be regulated to alb
differently on every sootion requiring it. The
tootix aro carried between the wheels instoacl
of tro.1.011f1 behind, as in other =nines, thug
enuring Miter draft. This machine is fur-
nishad with grain and Mae teed box When re-
quired, 71 1.100 reversible diamond endpoints
for the teeth ; also, extra wide tbietle-ehtting
1101 0110 ey anno boot hf 00 00. !shed, Examine it en you
wn
The Best Drill Made,
The Hoosier Needs No teirelluslielt.,
Over 40,000 Drills) and Seeders Of our =MR..
11161,000 in Ilse 10 Canada. The onlY neado
lover for ivatan't and perfect regulation
of depth of hoe in 811 kinds of nil, while team
in motion. Sows absolutely aided to 00010;
saves seed, afi every kernel is deposited at a
prood depth to grow, ?motion only the beet
and you will be satialled,
We also inaniifitoture Ildepere
Moven, Salto, Cultivntoes and Pain% os
good es the Web.
Bond for illustrated catalogue.
NOXON BROS. Mill. CO., (Litailed)
'moron, Ont., thutodo
A.golrb T3rti,sse1s,