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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1899-5-12, Page 5MAY 12, 1899 BUSINESS CARDS, ` irONEY TO LOAN ATG PER 3.11• omit. U', S. SCOTT, llrues°le, 141oCRAOKEN, Y • rammer olMarriageMileages. Ogles at Ms (beery, •1'uruberly street, Myocoele, • p N. I3ARRETT, l.U• 1'onsorialArtiet• Shop -Nest door North of the lona ta116tandard Bans,• out4ln'1 a apooialtyadl0tl' and .fi1ARMS FOR SALE.—THE UN- nran07nNan hue several good ,r001L'e for 1, tie and to rent, easy terms lu 'rowuehille of Morrie nu,1 Grey,C 8, 8601T,lintesel8 MIS; ,LEAN M'LAUCI1LIN, —TEA011E1i 01P— PIANO - AND - ORGAN, $:.vaPEX,a, ONT. ROBERT OUNNINGHAM INBp1A14011, FIRE AND MARINE. GUELPH. T. PLETCHER Issue' of Marriage Licenses, OIrnIOr AT JnwEL1tr STOnn. I No Witness Required. T. PLETCHER Brussels MISS SARAH LOUISE MOORE, L. O. M.. Academie graduate of London 0on0erva- tnry of Undo, is prepared to r000iv0 a limit- ed number of pupils for iuotruotion 011 the piano. Walton—Monday, Tuesday • Brussels —Wednesday, Thursday; Seaforth—Friday, Saturday. 9ualifled to Prepare pupils for the Principal 0 P00112 111 the 000010011317 of Mule. A LEX. HUNTER, ti Clerk of the Fourth Divleion Cour 00, Huron. Couveyauoor, Notary Public Land Loan and Insure nee Agent. Fund, invested and to luau. Oolleotione meth 081ee in Graham's Block, Brussels AUCTIONEERS. ABUNTER, LICENSED ADO. • 0110 01(1. Money to loan. Farms to sell, hi8. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION - • sun, will soli Tor better prices, to bettor men in egg time and lees °hargee than any other Auctioneer in Nast 1lar0n or bo won't charge anything. Estee and orders can always be arranged at this ofgoe or by personal application. 'VETERINARY. D. WARWIOX, eP • Honor Graduate of the Ontario Veterinary College, I0 prepared to treat all diseases of domesticated animate In a com- petent manner. Particular attention paid to veterinary dentistry. Calls promptly at- tended to. Cgiee and Infirmary—Four doors north of bridge'purnberry et., Brueeeie. LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING. Wb2. SINOLAIR, BARRISTER Y • Bolioitor,Oontone's BlockaryPob• Ito, &e, Oigoo—Vauobono's Block,1 door north of Central Hobe Solicitor for the Standaadllank. G• F. BLAIR, BARRISTER, Solicitor, &a. (late o1 Garrow & erondfoot'e Oilioe, Goderieh,) Game over Glides & 8mitb'a Bank,Bruaeele. Money to Loan. 47 iv[G. CAMERON, • (Formerly of Cameron, Holt & Cameron,) Barrister and Solicitor, Godertob, Out. Olnee—Hamilton St., Opposite Col borne Hotel, MEDICAL CARDS. J. A. M'NAUGHTON, 11I. D., 0. 118,, Trinity University, Follow Trin- ity Medical College, Momper College of Thy - etching and Surgeons, Ooc. Lioontiate of the Royal College of PhyYeiclano and Lioontiate of Midwifery, Edlebergh. 1_t'Tolophoue No.14, Residence, Mill 1., Brussels. E. T. SNIDER, M.D., 0. M., successor to Dr. A. McKelvey, Licentiate of Royal College of Physicians and Surgeou0, Kingolan ; Member at the Col- lege of Physicians and Burgeons of Ontario. Disallow, of women autl children a specialty. Night years' oxperienee. r -0lgoeandres- ideuoo that formerly occupied by Dr.11io• Kolvey,'1'ui'nbarry street, Bruseele. 25- J. M. ARMSTRONG, M.B., M.D., M.O.P.S.O. PRYSIOIAN, SURGEON, ACCOUCHEUR, ETO. Special attention given to dieea0ee of the Throat and Lungs and diseases e1 Women and Children. 'RESIDENCE—WALTON, 014'2. DR. F. H. KALI3FLEiSCH, rhY0101AN, 0011111011 AND AO0onOBETM, SUCCESSOR TO DR. W. GRAHAM. BRUSSELS, - ONTARIO, let Oleos Honor Graduate of the Uuivorei- tieeot Trinity (Toronto), (Kingston), and of Trinity Medical Oallege; Fellow o1 Trinity Medical College and member of the OJiloae 01 Phyeloiane and Surgeons of Ontar- io, Pest Graduate (Masse in Detroit and Ohicago,180e, Special attention paid to dis- eases of Eye, Ear, Noee and Throat, and dia. sGrmairesidence. Elv- ish German. Telephone Ti OR SERVICE.—TBT UN - JL mingl3NED 10(11 keep for service on Lob 0,0one. 10 and 11, Grey, a thorn bred Durham bull, with registered pedigree, Also a registered Yorkshire boar, from J, k1. Brotheur'o World's Pair stook. Terme, 8100 to bo paid at time of 0ervi00, with privilege of returning if nuoo00arY 8141M CRAB, 1i0ZELL, Plopriet0r. 11YIPROVED YORKSHIRE BO -AR FOR SERVICE Tho undersigned will steep for service on. Dottie Com 0, Morrie, the t11o1'o'-000d Im• proved. Yorkshire Boar, "Oak Lodge Long- fellow," No. 2400, bleed b J. E,llrethou0, Bur- ford, to which a limited number of sows will he taken. Terme, 91.00, to be paid at time of servlao with privilege of returning if neo. eegar0, A number of thole.) piing 0ow0 for tale far broodies pennant;wruieh will be Sola at prides to Quit the Home. 1 T, NICHOL, Proprietor. lzst>z.c Itcttis. ]rox'ctwschh. [Intended for last week.] /intros Frur1BOe,--Mr, Riehm intends having a kitchen erected to the rear of hig r08iden00.—Richmond Fallie is at present suffering from n ringworm on hie right band,—Rev, Wilmot Mahood, Who has been rooruiting hie health under the paronlol roof here for the poet cauple of months, left on Monday morning of last week for hie home in Rook Rapids, Iowa, almost folly restored to hie usual good health.-•-T)to Christian Endeavor of Trinity ahurmb was reorganized on Tuesday evening of last week. The fol. lowing offiurra wore e'owled :—President, fvlr&. Wm, Goggiu ; Vice Free., Joshua Boort ; Sea., Mise Nellie Murton ; Treas., Mise Nellie Hainstock ; Organist, Miss Mabel Orr ; Sideemen and Ushers, Alfred Murton and W. Gamble.—Jamas Seeder. son had the miafortuue to lose one of hie fine thoro' bred lamb°. The lamb died under snob peculiar oiroumatanoee that he resolved to have the ease iuveotigated. A vet. bold a poet mortem examination And reported it tumor to have been the 081108 of the fatality. G orris. NEWSY GLaAilo.—Alex, Strong shipped a oarload of horses to Manitoba.—Geo, Brown is having the Albion hotel paint. ed.—Wm. MoKee has plans and specifi- cations out for the erection of a new reeideuoe on Mill street. 1'110 regular Quarterly meeting eervioe was held in the Methodist church on Sanday.-0onrtnry Gilpin, of the Model Farm, Guelph, is visiting under the parental roof South of the village.—Mr. Love, of Mitohell, has rented the photo. gallery occupied by 1. A. MOArter.—Mrs. Wm. Doig, is vi2'iling with friends in Hamilton and Tiloou• burg.—Jas. Ward, of Wiogham, baa secured it eituation in Isaac Sanderson'• blaokemfth chop.—Wm. Dane is having some repairs made on the ovrrilow dam. —Work has again been oowmenoed on the Methodist driving •beds.—On Mon- day evening of last week,eome boys while lirhing, found the lantern which the late James Perkins bad in his band when be went over the dam. It was found a few rode below the Beene of the accident.— Again we have to record the tatting away by death of one of Howioh's most res• petted ridden is in the pereou of Mr. Hugh Carson, of the 15th can., who de• parted this life on Saturday, April 29th, at the ripe age of 82 years and 5 months. His remains were laid to rest in the Gorrie oemetery. A. C. Cummer left for Carman, Man., where he has soured a good position at hie trade.— Mrs. W. G. Strong and daughter Mies Bessie have returned home from Hamilton where they have been spending a few weeks.—W. R. Russell, 0. P. P0. agent, of Rat Portage, is at present in town visiting his father, Wm. Russell, end renewing old acquaintances. I:3stil t.. LITTLE BLINtlL0Te,-Howard Alexander, who epent the past Winter in Blyth, baa returned to Winnipeg. Mrs. Alexander and baby will remain here until Septem- ber.—The Methodist church, which ban been in the hands of the painters for the past month, will be re -opened on Sunday, May 14111. Rev. W. F. Campbell, of Toronto, a former pastor, will preach.— Ed. Keohna, who recently completed hie apprentioeship to the barbering;btaineas with T. J. Haoketep, has eeoured a alto• atlon in Strathroy.—Bert. Moore has )eft to take a position In a Pease factory near St. Thomas,—A cad accident happened on the Grand Trunk railway about 1} mile» North of Londesboro' on Wednes• day afternoon of last weak whereby John Smith, eeotion foreman, lost his life. The unfortunate man was fa the not of removing the lorry from the track when the afternoon express struck and killed him.—The annual meeting of the mem• here of the Blyth Public Library was held in the reading room on Monday evening of last week. D. B. McKinnon, treasurer, presented his report wbioh showed the reoeip:e for the year to be $87.75 and the disbursements $52.45, leav- ing a oash balance on band of 885 60. On motion the report woe adopted. The new Board of Direo)ora was ohoeen, eon - slating of Rev. A. MoLean, Alex. Elder, dames Smith, Frauk Metcalf, 8. Oreigb• ton, A. 10. Bradwiu, Dr. Fait, A. W. Sloan and Joseph IIabkirlr. The free reading room in connection with the Pub - Ho Library has been closed for the Sum• mer months.—The motion accepting the ober of the Ontario Mutual Life Assur- ance Co: for the Bale of Blyth debenturea, amounting to $2,280, was rescinded by the Oounofl, as the said company failed to parry out its part of the agreement. —001111 of Revision for Blyth will be held on the evening of June 6th. i.irtto w el. LITTLE Livxe.—By-law has been paeoed warning all bioyole ridete not to ride on the sidewalks.—At the congregational meeting held in Knox church on Monday afternoon of last week, the question of ex• tending a oall to a pastor was taken up. Rev, P. A. MoLeod, of Atwood, modera. tor, presided, and the oongregatiou, after considering several names, finally decided by unanimous vote to invite Rev. J. 8. Hardy, of Ayr, to become their pastor. The usual formalities are being prooeeded with, T. L. Hamilton and B. F. Brook being appointed to prosecute the call before the Preebytery. It is thought that Rev. Mr. nerdy will accept. •— While snaring for makers in the Maitland at the railway bridge near the tannery, a very large fish was seen, wbioh, after several atteinp's being made by a number of boyo, was finally landed by Robt. Smith, It turned out to be a bleak base, menear- mg 16inohee in length and weighed 2 lbs., 8 mums. It was taken out alive and now adorns the trout tank in Living. etone'e drug stare,-1'Ianly, eon of W. M. Brune, dentist, met With a painful aooi. dent. In turning the rear wheel of his bioyole he got the index finger of his right hand oang111 between the chain and sprocket wheel, the finger being so badly jammed that it was Minot severed be. •ween the first and almond joints.—Tice Queon'e Birthday will be celebrated here. —While delivering a plow in Wallace Andrew Olimie, of this town, feet with a severe aooident by being thrown from bis wagon owing to his horse turning sudden- ly. In falling one of hie ankles wee bad. ly sprained and a rib was fractured. He will likely be confided to hie home for same time, -Arbor day in town was made a public holiday by proclamation of the Mayor, Some tree planting was done, but fishing and bioyole riding tools Tli DROSSIfS POST U(0 fanoy of 4110 younger portion of the oommuoity,—Norman Williams, B. A., late of Osgood° Hall, and eon of ltev, Dr. Wililame, of Lietuwel, et the seseione of the Supreme Court of California, held on April 20th, waif admitted to praotioe, and doolared a member of the bar of the Stnte of California.. -Trod. Graham, of 'lona. wands, N. Y., who played with the Strut' fords hot swoon, and ie now the tale end of the Listowel battery, has arrived in town. %%frame Era ptl,ne Are grand, bub Skin Erupti0na rob life of joy. Bnoklen'e Arnica Salve three then` ; oleo Old, Running and Fever Sores, /Peers, Boils, Alone, Corns, Warta, Outs, brnisee, Burns, Soalde, Chapped lianda, Chilblains. ;Beat Pile cure on earth. Drives out Paine and aches, Only 36 ciente a box. Cure guar. anteed. Sold by G. A. Deedmau, drug. gist. Cr. rtax. Smoot, RNroa'r.—Tho following shows the standing of the pupils in S. 8. No. 9, Grey, for the month of April :—Sr. 4th— Laurenae MoNaught, Bessie Oliver. Jr. 4th—Mattie Fraser, Russel Robertson, Ella MoNaught. Sr.led—Willie Har- rison, Ethel MoNougbt, Jr. 3rd—.Willie Mann, Nellie Harbottle, Olive Oliver, Frank Harrison, Johnny Burns. Sr. Sod —Wilbur Bray, Henry MoPay, Norman MoNaught, Wesley Molloy, Harry Mo Naught. Jr. 2nd—Robbie McKay, Mag. gie Mann, Katie Harbottle. Part IL— Wiunie MoNaught, Alfred Meehan. Sr. Pt. L—Ferane MoNaught, Elia Bray, Rae Roes. Jr. Part L—Roy Cummings, Mel. burn Bray. NINA J. Islnmmlan, Teacher. SCHOOL Rapoao.—The following is the report of B. 8. No. 1, Grey, for the month of April. P. S. L•—A. Oalder, 859 ; W. Arnletrong, 264: 0. Armstrong, 269 • ; J. Fargnhare' u, 210 ; A. Switzer, 180. Sr. 4th• -1r. Armstrong, 4011 ; G. Bielby, 858 ; R. Davidson, 333. Jr. 4th.—E. Houle• ger, 378 ; W. Switzer, 848 ; E. Blake, 340 ; D, David.on, 274 ; N. Fraliok, 228 ; A. Dickson, 178 ; G. Blake, 174 ; E. Resell, 171. Sr. Srtl.—B. Davidson, 202 ; F. Davidson, 160 ; B. Rands, 162 ; L. Dioksoo, 145. Jr. 3rd.—A. Oakley, 179 ; J. Hoggard, 167 ; W. Glaeeier, 105 ; 1'. Bielby, 99 ; Cr. Dark, 80 ; W. Stevenson, 87 ; W, Farquharson, 22. Sr. 2nd.—B. Dark, 200 ; M. Dark, 198 ; A. Glassier, 172 ; M. Hoggard, 160 ; A. Lawson, 76. Jr. 2nd.—A. Gordou, 210 ;L. Blake, 180 ; A. Glassier, 175 ; E. Oakley, 138 ; J. Stevenson, 187 ; £f. Rozell, 48. 2nd Pt. —Jno. Diokeon, 188 ; Jae. Dickson, 182 ; T. Dark, 145 ; L. Grant, 02. Sr. let.— F. Oaltley, 59 ; F. Al000k, 58 ; R. Craig, 50 ; F. Lawson, 22 ; A. Dark, 18 ; B. Stevenson, 9. Jr. 101.—L. Glassier, V. Butwell, P. Dark, F. Aloock, J. MoOal• lum, L. Switzer. S. R. Osman, Teacher. No 11111111 10 11g11nees. The woman who ie lovely iu faoe, form and manner will always have friends, but one who would be attractive she must keep her health, If she is weak, sickly and all run down she will be nervous and irritable. If she has constipation or kid- ney trouble, her impure blood will cause pimples, blotohee, skin eruptions and a wretohed oomplexion. Eleatic Bittern is the Meet medicine in the world to regulate stomach, liver and kidneys and to purify the blood. It gives strong nervea, bright eyes, smooth, velvety skin, rmh complexion. It will make a good.looking, charming woman of a run- down invalid. Only 60 (lents, at Dead. man's drag store. iVlurrtna. SouooL REPORT.—The following report gives the standing of the pupils of S. 8. No. 8, Morris, for April, and determines position in olaee for ,May.—Sr. 4th— Total 400.—Gordon Embury, 271 ; Lorne Knox, 244. Jr. 4th.-Ettie Agar, 361 ; Aline Panl, 343 ; Ruby Farhat', 342 ; Martha Ingram, 287 ; Chas. Garnise, 277 ; Vena Knox, 206. Sr, 3rd—Karifa Fraser, 888 ; John Garnise, 248 ; Eva M. Souob, (86. Sr.2u8.—Annie Garnise, 318 ; Emma Jermynn, 179. Jr. 2nd.— Chas. Agar, 380. Sr. Pt. 2nd.—Willie Forbes, 868; Wm. H. Jacklin, 848; Harvie Knox, 324 ; Tommy Jermynn, 291. Jr. Pt. 2nd—Total, 200.—Linie Knox, 170 ; Vonnie Rutledge, 104 ; Hul. dab Rutledge, 156 ; Eddie Campbell, Sr. let,—Mildred Jewitt, 176 ; Fed Agar, 158 ; Roy 0. Turvey, 156 ; Nor. mac Souob, 145 ; Sarah Agar, 135. Jr, let. -Hazel Stamper, Nelson Agar, Willie Agar. D. L. 8111110x811, Teaober. Sonoor. REron1—The following is the report of S. S. No, 4, Morrie, for the month of April. Primary—Total 600- Norah Maunders, 458, Public 8011001 Leaving—Total '150 — Willie Oloakey, 586 ; Alex. McNabb, 610 ; Richard Oar. diff, 442. Entrance—Total 700—John Cloakey, 504 ; Bertha Nichol, 008 ; Mabel Nichol, 92 ; Bertha Sharp, 400. Jr. IV.=Total 000—Carrie Speir, 427 ; Lizzie Davis, 820; Everett Walker, 817 ; Nelson Maunders, 204, Sr. IIL—Total 600—Lizzie Speir, 486 ; Minnie Walker, 465 ; Elston Cardiff, 482 ;Laura Olonkey, 892 ; Annie Nionol, 860. Jr. III.— Total 000—!Tena Forsyth, 482 ; Ada Mo- CUtcherin, 412 ; Peroil)a Manning, 808 ; Frani` Nichol, sr., 874 ; Frank Nichol, jr,, 815. 2nd. — Total 450 Lorne Moho', 850 ; 0110 Walker, 824 ; Harold Speir, 200 ; Earl Bernetd, 90. Part II, —Total 250—Robert Forsyth, 191 ; Ben- nie Walker, 165. Sr. 106•—Tato) 200— Jennie Robb, 148; John Speir, 125 ; Kale Manning, 79. Honor standing for the month — Norah Maunders, Willie Oloakey, John Oloakey, Bertha Nichol; Mabel Nichol, Bertha Sharp, Carrie Spear, Lizzie Speir, Minnie Walker, Elston Cardiff, 'lana Forsyth, Lorne Nichol, 011e Walker, Robb. Forsyth, Janie Robb, J. D. E..L•inan , q'eaohor. Leman not DAwenN CITY. -We 0,18 indebted to Mise Ella Gibson, of Morrie, for the following interesting letter from Dawson City and the gold field». The lettee was sent to Mise Gibson by her cousin, Mrs, Joeeph Gibson, who does not spank iu glowing termed the Yukon gold field. Here is the letter :—"i have a obanoe to Bend you a few linea by a party going out to Seattle, and I hope they will fled you all well. I have been very eiolt ; all my friends thought I never would get better, but I am up once more. I lay five weeks tvith the fever, I take all the fevers going, and there are many here, I also had neuralgia and it gave nee etloll pain. loo ie well and strong, and se are the boys. The eldest boy ie out at the minae with his father. It takes 110eit five days to go with the doge. Tommy got his feet frozen badly, and had hie nose frozen twice. This f0 a hardtiotlntry to live in. ;there are lute HOOSE LEANIN CTIME 10milade the thrifty housekeeper that there are numerous artiolee Pommy for the comfort of the home which need renewing. Perhaps after you have beaten your Carpets and washed your Curtains you find they aro not fit to use again and your thoughte naturally turn to where you Dan get the beat value for your money and no doubt this store is uppermost in your mind. We Kaye anticipated your warts and hive made greater preparation» than ever before in Carpete, Cur• taiae, Art Mneline, Goltien Draperies, Art Denims, Art Squares and various other art;clt s which Help to tone up the borne, and at prices that are within the reach of all, —hemp Carpets at 12110, 14o, 17o, 20o and 320. —Union Carpete, yard wide, et 25e, 80e, 400 and 600. —Wool Carpete, yard wide, et 75o, 80e, 903 and 51.00, —Tapestry Carpets at 50o, 080 and 80o, —Floor Oil Cloth, 1 yd., 1} yde, and 111 yds. wide, 250 per square yd. --Extra Heavy Floor Oil (Sloth, 2 yds. wide, 870 per toluene yd. —Stair Oil Cloth at 1210 and 14o. — Hemp Stair Carpet, worth 10o, for So. -Nottingham Laoe Ourtaino, 20o, 25o, 350, 60a, 750 and $1. —Swiss lin 08 Curtaine at 51.20, 51.50, $2, $2,50 and 53. — Oheuille Ourtaine, dado border, $2.75 and $3 50. —Art Muslim at 5o, Bo, 100, 12110 and 15o. —Golden Draperies at 10o, 15e and 18c. 0 Wo Out and Matgb all Tapestry, Union and Wool Carpete free of charge. M'K!NO : CO., BLYTH. of lies told outside to bring people in. Many people have become disappointed and returned home ; others become din- appointeed and kill themoelvee one way and another. Many freeze to death and many die of this awful fever. It ie not like the fever in other countries—you just waste away till you die, and it mostly takes only a couple of weeks for the strongest person to die. The flesh just drops from the boogie—you can feel it do so ; it is awful. You could not believe it without you caw for yourself. There will be n great many deaths here this Summer, for it is eo low and swampy where the city ie. I live en on the e'ope of the hill or mountain. The ground is frozen e0 bard that they have to build fires to thaw the ground to dig a grave. Some have been dug only three feet deep and in many ioetanoee the ends of the coffins are stinking out• The old grave. yard is in the heart of the oity. I get from $10 to $25 for wakinga good dregs ; the prioe at one time was as high as $75 and 500. Wages have fallen, there are eo many here. I hope we will strike it rich soon and be able to get out. I fur. tber hope that no one belonging to me will ever come to this country. Every hotel in Dawson is lousy, Men are so dirty you cannot touch them without getting looey. Itis only lies you hear about the great gold finds. Some strike it rioh, while others will oink holes ell aaro00 their claims and not find any, 1) a man has capital and Domes here and buys a olnim that is working good pay dirt be may double his money, but a man without capital bad better stay where he is, for the chanties are ten to one he will blow his brains out. Men who have gone out from here and reported such Holt finds and good times ought to be punish- ed, for there ie many a one's death that has occurred here that they w ill have to answer for. Indian •aye : 'White man fool ; Indian live in white man's cabin, when white man fn no more.' I oonld write all day and could not piotnre half the misery men and women put up with here. Life is et failure here, for the good timeshave gone. There are only four hours of daylight now but there will soon be five hours. I do not mind the cold here like is Ontario, It is a different cold—yon will not freeze to death and not feel it." Goderielo. Newco Bnlara—Hilton Holmen, of the Bank of Commerce, Toronto, left for that oily to oommenoe his duties.—Morris bac commenced bnilding a mill near the spot where the former one was burned.—The employees at the Furniture factory work till 9.30 p. m, to keep up with present orders.—The Public soboole have to cele. brace Etnpire Day on the 23rd inst.— Chas. Seager has resigned the position of Division oourt clerk, opened an office on Hamilton street, and oommenoed practice as solicitor and barrister.—J. E. Brydgee baerented the dwelling on North street 000npied by the late Registrar Gibson, and will move into it before June lat.— The Goderioh company of the 33rd Bat- talion, oommanded by Captain Dudley Holmes, goes into damp for the Summer training the last day of this month.—The harbor along the front of the new elevator was tested for the depth on Tuesday of Mat week, and i6 showed 18 ft., 0 inches, so that vessels of that draught can un- load.—The life boat at this station went into commission May let under oommand of Capt. Wm. Babb, late of the Royal Navy. The names of the Drew are as followe : Capt. Jae. Inkster, Oapt. John Oraigie, Capt, Peter Wylie, Capt. Alex. MoLean, Angus NnNevin, Dar, MoLeod, twooca. Newer 'Arritunao, — The caw and planing mills are kept very buoy these days turning out building material.—The new porch adds considerable to the appearanoe of the Methodist paeson050. --0. H. Holmes has had large plate glass windows put in his store.—The Apical. tnral ground was rented to A. W. Bran, deahergerfoe the present year for $10 He will probably rola it to the football club.—There is some talk of organizing en Oddiellowa lodge in Atwood,—The annual meeting: of the Atwood Public Library was held in the school house, let May, President Anderson in the chair. Minutes of the last annual meeting were read and (mnfirmed, The Secretary's, Librarian's and Auditor's reports were read for the year ending May let, 1890, and on motion of Messrs. John Roger and G. F. Thompson were confirmed, The finances of the Library are in fine shape, with over $225 Government grant due title year. On motion the following aioere were e1 soled for the ensuing year ; President, D. G. Ander. eon; Viee-Provident, W. F, Forrest . Seerebary, R. S. I'o)ton; Troaearer and Librarian, J. A. Mitchell ; Directors, Rev. E. A. Fear, Rev. P. A. Mot,ecd, B. D., B W. Ziernan, G. F. Thompson, Dr. Langrill, Dr, Kidd, Robert Forrest, g'. W. MoBain, John Roger ; Auditore, Thoe. ,Fullerton and W. R. Erskine; took Committee, J. W. MoBain, W. F. For- rest, B. W. Zlemann, D. G. Anderson, R. S. Pelton, John Roger, John Knox.— Neither of our hotels have a license this year. The complaint in the one ease is against the man, and in the other the lack of proper hotel accommodation. One liquor license in Atwood is plenty; no license at all would be much better.— Dr. Langrill moved last weak into the home and store lately 000apied by J. J.. Johnston, which he has purchased of Rev. A. Henderson, M. A., Toronto. The Dr. will utilize the etore for an cf0oe after making some alterations and im• provemente.—The Bee says :—George Cranston, V. S., eon of our worthy towns• man, John Cranston, was quietly mar• ried on Thursday, April 27th, in Pal. mereton, the understand, to Mies Char- lotte Ooghlin, daughter of Nathaniel Ooghlin, hotel keeper, Atwood. The young couple have taken up their real - deuce in Clifford, where George is praotio• ing his profession. Thorold ratepayers have pared the by- law granting 510,000 bonus to the Ontario Silver Works. THE E. 8s E. 13ioyole Is the ONLY Wheel that requires Oiling but once a Season. No Oil Can sent out with Equip- ment. Material, Workmanship, Finish, Design, etc., Unequalled. --Is .1(181 1110 Wlreel Yon Want.— E. & 1). 'Sl1eelal'—Thio Wbeel ie equipped with B. gear ease of our own design and manufaotnre. It is simple in oonetrnotion, is easily attached or remove ed ; does not have to be removed in order to adjust chain or rear wheel ; is light in weight, being made of aluminum with celluloid front ; the chain is at all times visible. It will keep duet from the sprocket and chain ; file closely and ie free from rattle. It is elegant in appear. anoe and finish. A. COUSL8Y, AGENT, Diluents. AnClur---4 P Wire Fencing The undersigned in prepared to sell and build any quantity of the Celebrated Anchor Wire Fencing. This is the Strongeet and Cheapest Fence on the market and ie guaranteed to give ealisfaction. ALSO GATES FOR SALE. For further particulars as to prioe, ,bo,, call on or write JOHN CURRIE, 00.2ur AGENT, BRUSSELS, the Standard Bank of' Canada, one. Orders For amounts of Fifty Dollars and under lasted by this Bank, payable at par at any 611artered Bank in Canada, with the exception of Branohes in the Yukon Dis- trict. 1i'ATE'S Under ;10 $10to20 . . 20 to 80 80 to 50 . $0,08 0,10 0.12 0,14 J. N. GORDON* Agent, 111{USSCLS. IT'S ON THF. BOND. The sole agents of the "Slater Shoe'I are bound by contract to carry .in stock enoughshshapes, sizes, and widths of `( Slater Shoes," to lit all kinds of feet. Where a town is too small for that kind of a stock, there is no agency, Are you there? Order "Slater Shoes" by nail from the nearest agency. Stamped on the soles with makers' trade work and price: $3•oOl $4'oo and $5.Oo, Goodyear welted. Write for Catalogue, it's free. Jno. Downing, - Sole Local Agent McLEOD'S ETHEL —AND OTHER— System, Renovator ( l (� TESTED REMEDIES U� lU orKs SPECIFIC AND ANTIDOTE For Impure, Weak and Impoverished Blood, Dyspepsia, Sleeplessness, Palpita• tion of the Heart, Liver Complaint, Near. algia, Lose of Memory, Bronchitis, Oon- gumption, Gall Stones, Jaundice, Kidney and Urinary Diseases, St. Vitus' Dance, Female Irregularities and General De. bility. LABORATORY, GODERICH, ONT. J. M. MoLEOD, Prop, and illone facturer. Oehl by Ju., Fox. nrugglol, ltruaaete. Spectacles —OF ALL EINDe- Fitted to Correct all Failures of Eyesight, and your Eyes tested FREE by latest Optical methods at Division Court Office, BRUSSELS CHANGE OF BUSINESS. The undersigned having purobased the Restaurant briefness of W. A.08ICH hoe added a fine choice stook of GROCERIES and ie now prepared to give good value to the public. Our stook embtaoes New Tear, Canned Goode, Fruits, Spines, Soaps, Fieb, Syrups, Vinegars and all other linea kept in a First.olaee Grooery. Choice Stook of Confectionery. Will continue the Restaurant tie usual where Oysters, The Oceans and Summer Drinks will be served in the best possible style. FRESH BREAD ALWAYS ON HAND. Chas. 11. nartliff,, BRUSSELS. Central Grooery and Restaurant. While thanking our 1Omer0na 0ne- tomera for the busy time they gave us daring the Winter in 00pplying them with Sleighs and Cutters we wish to re. mind them that we ars equally as buoy now in Manufacturing WAGONS, BUGGIES. CARTS. LAND ROLLERS AND WHEELBARROWS. We have thirty-five of the very beat and most stylish Buggies that can be got up nearly completed, and will have them ready for running about the First of April. Should you need a Buggy or any Repairing or Repainting, or what ever it may be in our line of business, be sure and oall et J. CORER'S Carriage Pao. tory, where you will get the very best that eau be got anywhere and as cheep as the Cheapest. Please keep in mind we manufacture all our Vehicles right here in the old reliable Carriage Factory at Ethel. John Caber, CARRIAGE MAILER. Prcosg win ma %) a well mail of4017 PI000000000000 ran 00000 8000L110 IN 1000108080, 0000, 700Ot11ng 1Omorr, es oll Nervous EmttB tolon490.061e and t 00 mss; Imp0to0aY, ata., 000004 00 Boot Oven vigor and else to ohrunkon 000004 a quickly but aumlyy e0mree Lear MANHOOD to 014 or ona3. Ueo P)000I 0nd you wm grow late/ and ha000 0gaiu. e001 by man In ptoto wnt0Dor 0108 000100)7vest sealed from obeervan00. »I. nig farted to v00t noy in theca, gr. a park, .tit am tt, . d money i0 0100( to 7. ry T. orrogtMItar, Uroagegt(1±. W00081001il1, 00011. ;$081 10010. 110.t mtn(onB01 Canada. SHINGLES British Columbia lied Cedar Shingles. AND - — North. Shore Pine and Cedar FOR SALE AT THE Brussels Planing Mills Also Doors and Sash of all Pat terns on hand or made to order at Short Notioe. Estimates Furnished for all kinds of Buildings. Workman- ship and Material Guaranteed. P. AMENil', HARDWARE BUYERS! We have received our stock of General Hardware and will be pleased to be favored with your patronage in Shelf and Heavy Hardware, Stoves, Tinware, Graniteware, Churns, &c., c&o. Specialty made of Milk,1 Spring , ssortnent of and Creamery Cans. I Reacy Mixed Paints. Diamond Medal Binder Trine, The beet of all American Brands, made of the finest qual- ity Pure Manila Fibre and guaranteed to run 650 feet to the pound, DM you ever use the BoYker Bone and Potash Fertilizer- i particulars. and get Custom Work Carefully attended to. Estimates Cheerfully given Our Prices are Right. on [fobs. Wilton hardware Stoves and Tsnivar•e.