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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1899-6-23, Page 5'01011 28, 1899 BUSINESS CARDS. MONEY TO LOAN A'1' 5 PER mint, P.R. 8OQWT, Brune°Is, YYH. MoORAO1LEN, Iauror•ofalarriageliOellS0s, Moe at hie } ooery, ieuruborry street, Bouillon. RN, BARRET'T, Toneerial AWet' chop --Next door North of the Standard. Bank. Ladles' mud children hair gutting a sem/laity, 111ARMS FOR SALE.—THE UN - JL DEnsIONEW hoe several good Farms for sale and to rent, easy terms in Townships. 01 Morrie and Grey. it S. 850TT.Brussels MISS JEAN M'LAUCHLIN, TEACHER 01-- PiANO — AND — ORGAN, 23MVSB27S.,S, ROBERT CUNNINGHAM 11i0UI1ANOE, FIRE AND MARINE. GUELPH' T, FLETCHER Issues of Marriage Licenses, OFFICE AT JEWELRY Slone. K�No Witnoes Required. T. FLETCHER, Brussels MiSS SARAH LOUISE MOORE, 'L. O. M., Academie graduate of London Conserva- tory of Motile, is prepared to receive a limit- ed number of pupils for instruction on the piano. Walton—Monday, Tuoedayy ; Brussels Wednesday, Thursday; Seafortli—Friday, Saturday. Qualified to prepare pupils for the Principal's Form In the Conservatory of Music. ALEX. HUNTER Clerk of the Fourth D[vision pour Co. Huron. Conveyancer, Notary Public Land Loan and InB0tenee Agent. Funds Invested and to 'loan. Collections made Office 10 Graham's elcok, Brussels AUCTIONEERS. A HUNTER, LICENSED AUG- • SIMMER. Money to loan. Farms to sell. S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION- • ER;t, will sell for better prioee, to better men in ase time and less chargee than any oher Anctioneer in East HurOD or he won't Marge anything, Dates and orders can 'always be arranged at this office or by portional application. VETERINARY. toD. WARWICK, • Honor Oradnate of the Ontario, Veterinary College, is prepared to treat all cdiseases ofom- petent m00001. Particular attention paid to veterinary dentistryy, Oaks promptly at - north of ded to. Tar bo ry et,yBrusssels °ore LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING. wM. SINCLAIR, BARRISTER • Solloitor, Uonveyancer,NotaryPOb• Ito, &o. Oflloe—'Vauetoue'e B1000,1 door north of Central Hote Solioitor for the Standard Bank. G• F. BLAIR, BARRISTER, Solicitor, ,to, (late of Garrow & Proudfoot's 011100, Oodorioll.) Oi9ce over Gillian & Smith's 13a110, BruseeM. 47 Money to Loan. M• G. CAMERON, (Formerly of Cameron, Holt & Ont. Offioea Ftamilton 81.,LoOpposite Col' borne Hotel, IIIEDICAL CARDS. J. A. M'NAUGHTON, M.D., 0. M, Trinity University, Fellow Triu- ity Medical College, Member College of Phy- efotane and Surgeons, Ont. Lioontiate of the Royal 0011000 of Physicians Ph siciau s and "Licentiate of Midwifery, Ediur h. �ralaLh n0 Na.14. Residence, �Iill3t., Brussels. E. T. SNIDER, 81, D„ O. M., successor to Dr. A. MoICelvey, Licentiate of Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons Kingston ; Member of the Col- lege of Phyetolons and Surgeons of Ontario• Diseases of women and ohildren 0epeoialty. Eight years' experience. 1.0ifioe and ree- idenee that formerly 000upled by Dr. Me- Kelvey,Turnberry streot,Brussole, 25 - LI. M. ARMSTRONG, M.B., M,D., M•C.P.S.O. PHYSICIAN, SURGEON, A000UGHEUR, ETC. Special atteution given to diseases of the Throat and Lunge and anemias of Women anti Children, RESIDENCE—WALTON, ONT. DR. F. H. KALDFLEISCH, PS SSXOZAN, SURGEON AND Aa00U0nEUR, SUCCESSOR TO DR. W. GRAHAM. BRUSSELS, ONTARIO. ee let Clan Honor Graduate of the Univorel- tieeofTrinity (Toronto),Queen's (Kingston), and of Trinity Medical College; Fellow of Trinity Medical College and member of the Omega of Ph70iofane and Surgeons of Outar- io. lost 112aeluate Conrto in Detroit aid Chicago, 1808. Special attention paid to die. eases of Bye, Ear, Nose and Throat, and die - erten of Women. I 0ou0n1lation in 1'Eng- ieh and German, Telephoto at reeidenee, STOCK FOR SERVICE TvLL FOR SERVICE.—THE undersigned will beep a yotmg grade bull for eorvioe on Lob 00, Cou. 0, Morrie (adjoining Brussels), Terme 75 emits with privilege of returning if tt00000ary, 45.4 (8910, ROB11, Proprietor, IMPROVED YORKSHIRE BOAR FOR SERVICE. The undersigned will 'keep for service on Lot 28 don, 0 Morrie, the there •brad Im- proved Yorkelllro Boar, "Oak Lodge Long - follow." N0.2485, bred by 181. Brothou0, Bur- ford, to wllob a limited number of Rowe will be tolteu, Terme, 51,00,10 be paid at time of savior, with privilege of robnrnlugif1Mo- 000nry, A nnmb0r of dueled 7y00015 sows for solo OOr breeding l,prpo000 '12106 will bo sold at prieee to arae the times. g1' 100114', worm, Proprietor. (�" of his bandit badly hilt by the crane l i�:l`1.C� "1 <`('' C W l ( obaln, wiiilo ho wt's oihogthe muuhioory, --A number of boat 11011008 14818 put up in the river the past week by anglers, to he ready for the twenties bass 11011189. -- Tile breakwater connection have 0(eared away a large portion of the old break- water, and filled in many of the orlbs, Placed by Madigan, with atones sifted from the gravel taken out, This work le mob PROM tated by the narrow gunge track they have build, aB the end ab wbiob the steins are delivered roue right over the cribs, so that the wire are merely damped, The West end of the tramp is at the beach, and from this point the gravel is deposited. The 001.8 are drawn by horses, ono animal on the level ground being able to draw four, but as the line is an op and down one, two animate are allowed to every three or four oars. Rml0OL Rai'mrl•t',--the following le the report 0f the sanding 0f the pupil0 of S. S. No. 9, for the month of May ;-1'. S. J,.—Gavin Bowley. l'lntraine—Annie Gray. Sr. IV. --Mary McArthur, Willie MoOnII, Maggio McCall, Rosa Searle, Edith Jackson. Jr. IV.—Maud Jameson, Emmet MOORI), Lily Bewley. Sr, IIT, Jae. Bewley, kyle J'aolteou. Jr. Willie Farquharson, F+'arquharson, George Skelton, Manson Taylor, Coral McArthur, Weeley Searle. Sr, JT.—Rose Jaoleson, Leslie Fear, Carrie Jackson, Carrie Shortreed, Menne Jaokson, Rich, Gray. Jr, IL— John 111oArthur, Nellie MUArtbue, Mary Fear, David Jeolteon. Part IL—David MaLoan, Joho Taylor, Stella Stubbs, Eddie Fargniiarson. Sr. Part I.—Frank Mo0aughy, Ida MoOntobeon, Ella Enna, Arthur MoUall. Jr. Part I.—Vina Mo, Outabeon, Ruth Gray, Norman Jackson, Joe. MoOaugby. J. B. Kumla, Tsaoher, Ube tlr. BItEEZY BRI1100,—Oaied0ninn games in Blyth ou July 8rd.—A branoh of the Ban), of Hamilton will be opened here.— Mise Carder has left for Paisley, where elle has accepted a position ae book. keeper in n large general store.—The union Sunday Bohaal excursion t0 Goderiah has fallen through. The schools in Blyth are now trying to ermine a union pro-nio fol July 1et.— Mrs, A. M. Emigh and daughter, who were the guests of Blyth friends for three weeks, have returned to their home in Buffalo. Mrs. Shane is attending her ethic eiater, Mrs. Erwin, at Macon, Miob. —James Anderson has greatly improved in foeulth and is attending to business as of yore.—Mies Eva Bell, who has been very ill for veveral weeks, is at present visiting at the home of her unole in Olin- ton.—Mrs. Henry resolved the Bad news of the death of her brother, W. J. Talbot, of London, who bits been sick for some time.—Rev. A. Marrone and Walter at- tended the oouvooabion at Toronto Uni- versity. Walter received the degree of Bachelor of arbe.—P. W. Soots, au East Wawanoeh farmer, appeared before Reeve Carter, Wm. Campbell, 0. Mo• Clelland end John Wilson, J. P'e., charged with striking his hired man, James Kelly, in the face. Scott was fined 91 and mete, 95.08 in all. aetW00d. Arne Beoseoets.—Saturday, ably let, will be a big day in Atwood. --The "Bee" is holidaying this week.—Mrs. (Dr. Douglas! and ohildren, of Smith's Fails are visiting relatives and friends in this looality, The community sympathises with Geo. and Mrs. Cuthbertso0 in the death of their infant eon, who died the 12th inst., of congestion of the lunge, after a brief ilinesa. He was aged about 10 months, and was a bright little fellow. —Mrs. (Rev.) MoLeod had the misfortune to fall to Listowel one clay last week, spraining both ankles and wrist severely, and has bean confined to her room ever eiooe.—Mrs. J. A. Mitchell and ohildren are spending a few weeks with relatives at Mee.ford.—E, Kalbfleisoh and family, of Berlin, formerly of Atwood, left last week for Manitoba where they will make their home, We regret to add that Mise Arnetta, their daughter, continues in very poor health, and it is hoped the obanee will do her good.—A special meeting of the Council of Elma was held in the Agricultural Hall, Atwood, on the 2nd June 1899. Members all present. The meeting was palled in oouueotion with the contract of Boyle drain and Maitland river. Moved by Mr. Donald - eon, s000nded by Mr. Bothwell, that whereas the aoneraotora of the Boyle drain have stated that in making, out their tender that they made a mistake of 9900, and have abated that if the Commit would pay them $000 more than tender that they would go on with the work, the Reeve is hereby authorized to make the best terms he can %vith the said contract - tore. Carried. Council then adjourned. • ltisrnarolc's Oen. Werve Was the result of his splendid• health. Indomitable will and tremendous energy ere not found where Stoma's'', Liver, Kidneya and Bowels aro out of order. If you want these qualities and the suooeeo they bring, use Dr. King's New Life Pills. They develop every power of brain and body. Only 250 at Deadman' drug store. Godo riole. GAMED ITEtle.—Mre. J. A. Naftel and daughters left for Toronto where they will reside. Henry Naftel accompanied them,—At a public meeting, the mayor Presiding, (t was decided to hold the Dominion Day celebration on Monday, July W.—If half the persona who have written for terms to proprietors of our Summit resorts visit Goderiah and vicinity, the ninon of 1899 will be the beat for many years, so large has beeo the number of inquiries.—Wednesday of last weak Mayor Wilson, of Loudon, with T. H. Smallman, John Labatt and 0. B. Hunt, of the same city, arrived in Gods. rich, having driven up from the Forest City over the route of the proposed rail- way from that oily to Lake Huron.— Over 200 fully loaded dare are being ship- ped from this station weekly, o man y of 05hioh contain 1000 bushels of wheat.— Two ehipmente of organs from the Organ factory were made to England the past week.—The members of St. George's choir met at the rectory to bid good-bye to Mies and Mies Ethel Naftel, who were about leaving for Toronto, where the family moved last weak. All the mom. berm of the ohoirwere present and an en- joyable time Was spent, the reotor and Mee. Turnbull doing all that 15ao possible to make the Whoring a pleasant and profitable one. A nice mtudoit) program was presented, and the refreshment die. pensation afforded opportunities for happy social interoonree, Mies hose, who has been .a member of the St. George's choir during Mr. Cuff's inoum• bonoy ae organist, was pr 001100d with a handeome prayer book mid a useful travailing hunk, and Mies Ethel, who joined the singers some twelve months sitters, received a nice prays* book as a token of remembrance. — The county rate for '90 has been etruok at one and one.eigltte mills. In '80 it was one and one-tenth mills. —The flowers planted in the beds in the Court thane equate have been greatly disturbed, and a few brolton by doge.—Tho frame work of the addition to the Organ factory is nearly completed and the 0110(0leyerc are hard at work on their part of the job. —Fred. Baker, en employee on the dredge Arneld, got ono Alla WO {yam Moved, Mr. T. E. Lilly, a prominent oitizen of Hannibal, Mo„ lately had a wonderful deliveranoefrom a frightful death. In telling of It he says : "I was taken with Typhoid Fever, that run into Pneumonia. My lungs became hardened. I was so weak I couldn't even sit up in bed. Nothing helped me. I expected to soon did of Consumption, wben I heard of Dr. King's New Discovery, One bottle gave great relief. I continued to we it, and now ant well and strong. I oen't say too muoh in rte praise," This marvellous medioine isthe surest and quickest Dare in the world for all Throat and Lung Trouble. Regular sizes 00inn lsand}$1,00. Trial battles free at Deadman'e Drug Store ; ev0,y bottle guaranteed. LIIce tor•. ETOEINos.—el000mb as Stanley whose oatmeal mill was reooutly destroyed by fire, and who proposed building bare, have evidently given op the notion and have decided to rebuild in Luoan on a much larger scale, and have already Dom• mended operations to that end. The new mill will be a solid stone and brink atruoture,fire proof, and a business of both oatmeal and floor milling will be carried on.—W. D. Weekes received word from Messrs, Milne, Omults de Co,, one of the largest granite 00000rn0 in New Brunewiok, requesting him to deaigo a monument to be Bent to the Paris Exhi. bition, the lame to represent the untional features of our country.—Conrad Walper, of near Dashwood, delivered one of the heaviest loads of wheat at W. G. Biesett's storehouse that was ever brought to town, it containing 103 bushels. The pride paid %vas 700 per bushel.—'Che funeral of the late Jeff. Eeoery, who was killed at Fort Macleod, was one of the largest that ever passed through tbe town. The deceased was a member of the Canadian Order of Foresters, under whose auep(oee he was buried —•Among the number of enocessfol candidates who wt•ote on the recentmedical examinations at MoGill University, we notice the name of W. E. Browuiog, son of Dr. Brown- ing, of this place, who passed with honors. — The exoureiou, under the auspices of the South Baron Farmers' Institute, to Guelph on Tuesday of laat week was well patronized, there being a large attendance. 248 tiokets were sold at this station.—While John Welsh was working at some wood, he aoeidentally slipped and fell, spraining hie arm badly and as a result is now oarrving it in a sling.—P. Molseac, of Dashwood, in. tends running his bus from here to Grand Band Park on Monday, Wednes- day and Saturday of each week. GOrries. Won 720a: A very ryuiet but pretty wedding took place in Gorrie on Wed- nesday, June 7th, the oo0traotiog parties being Dr. J. J. Williams, of Leslie, and Mies Annie, only daughter of the tate James Perkins, of this village. The ceremony took place at the family real. dense and was performed by Rev. A. B. Forney, assented by Rev. Wm. Lowe, of Wingham. The bride was escorted by her brother and looped very charming in D01 white satin wedding robe, trimmed with pearls and white silk lace ; her veil was of silk Brunets lace with a ooronet of orange blossoms. The bride was at- tended by her cousin, Mise Cassie Dane, who wore a dress of tortoise blue silk covered with organdie, trimmed .with Valenoiennee Igoe and insertion. Dr. J. f Allietou 1508 best man. J. Harper, o a . p , The bride received many costly and hand. BOMB presents from her numerous friends and relatives. After the wedding break- fast Dr, and Mre. Williams left on tbe afternoon train for Toronto and other points centrist the congratulations and best wishes of their many friends. OncT, Ou Thursday morning, Juue 8th, the hand of death again vieited our village and the spirit of Thoma% Nash, er., passed peacefully to the better world after an illnese of about six months. Deceased was born in the town of Winoll• cob, Gloucestershire, England, in 1828. In 1858 he was married to Mien May Phillipe. In the Fall of 1882 he came with hie family to this country and for about a year and a ball lived in the township of Albion. While there he was converted under the Bev. J. W. Savage, (afterwards pastor of the (}orris Meths, diet abuseb) and from then until his death be was a consistent member of the Methodist obeech. From Albion he Dame to this township and purohaeed the South half of lot No. 5 on, the 8th con., from the late Hugh llollingshead, where he resided until about a year ago, when he removed to Gorrie. He leaves to mourn the lose of a true !unbend, and a kind and indulgent father, an aged widow and a grown up family of three daughters and two eons :—Mrs. A. J. Carter, of Brandon, Man., Mae, Wm. Arden, of the 0th con. ; tire. E. Garrett and Thomas and George, of this village, The romaine Were laid to rest in the Gorrie cemetery on Saturday afternoon. NEWSY GLEA7I0; At the regular meet. fug of the Epworth League the following officers were eleoted for the oieaing term : —Hon. Pres„ Rev. 1t. J. Garbutt ; ?reel. dent, Mise A. Sparliag ; 1st Vlee•Preo., Mica J, Strong ; 20d Vice -Pres„ Edwin Jenne : 8rd Vioe•Pres., Miss Luoy Koine; 41h Vioe•Pres., Oouatney Gilpin ; Rem -Sas„ Mies Lydia Harding ; Cor. - Seo., MISS Mary Mntolt ; Treasurer, Mies Edith Evane.—A. Spotton, 13, A., has opened an office opposite the (Jellison Houee, Ilarrieton, for the praotioe of hie pprofession.—A sow belonging to Net. If. Gregg gave birth to 18 pigs.—Mrs. Geo. P. Null is on the utak list but we are pleased to hear that she is on the mend,— T. H. MoLaughlin wee in Hamilton this weep attending the Presbyterian Aesom. bly.-'The semi.annnal meeting of the District L. 0. L., of'Ilowiok, wanheld on Wedneetley in t110 Orange Iiall, Oorrfe,-- TlE1E BRUk1SELS POST BUSIER THAN EVER. Thia year is a record breaker. If trade keeps up till the end of the year as it has been so far (and we intend it chalk) this will be the beet we ever had ; the more people know about this store the more onr trade inoreaoea, This week we sot the boll rolling with prides like these — Good Cottonarle, in stripes and chemise, w0rt11 14e., for 100. — Gray Cotton, 80 fnohee wide, worth 40., for 2;}o. —Art Murillo, fanoy patterns, and bordered, worth 7c., for 50. -White Lace Curtains, 2e yds. long, worth 250., for 200, —Ladies' (lose, fast Mads, worth (lo., for 5o. per pair. —Boys' Heavy Ribbed, Fast Black Hose, worth 20o., 2 pairs for 251. —Men's Union Soaks, in all eine, worth 15o., for 10e. —Printed Chulliee for drawee and waists, worth 130., for So. —White Lawn, le yarde wide, worth 11}9., for 100, — Ladies' Summer Corsets, worth 50o., for 85o. —Men's Braces, good web and leather end, worth 15c., for So. •--Men's Turkey Red Handkerchiefs, fast oolore, worth 101., for 50. — Men's Wool Pants, all elzee, worth $1.50, for $1. —Men's Tweed Suits, at $4, 95, $0, 98 and $10. —Mop's Plow Boots from 70o. per pair to $2. —Ladies' Dongola Boots, buttoned or laced, $1. 01,25, 01,50 and 92. —Nixed Pioklee, large bottles, worth 15o., for 100. — Good Red Salmon, worth 15c. for 100. --Balling Powder, the 30o. sire, for So. Good Vale00ia Retains, 5 pounds for 20o. The English ohuroll is receiving a coat of paint.—Wm. Mose, of Ashfield, visited him son, W. Mose, our popular harnoee maker.—William McKee, is preparing for the erection of a handsome residence on the oornor of Albert and Mill streets, —J. D. McNabb, Ontario Land Surveyor, Civil and Drainage Engineer, late of Gwen Sound, has, we believe, decided to lento in Gorrie.—John J. Montgomery sold the North half of 100 more farm, lot 20, in the 12th 000oee0fon to Councillor John J. Gregg, for $3,150. The same day he purchased his father's home. about, lot 18, in the 120h oonoeesion.— Some time ago Edward James had a calf break its leg. At the time it appeared to be a misfortune, but on Wedgeeday after000n of last week, rte broken leg was the means of saving him hundreds of dollars. During the severe thunderstorm in the afternoon, his eon Peter, and one of his hired men, Thos. Buggo, were in the etable attending the coif when a streak of lightning entered the stable and passing them set fire to Boma hay at the far end of the stable. Pete• immediately tackled the fire with his hat while Tom ran out fur a pail of water. By prompt and effioient work they 8000eeded in put- ting out the fire before any damage 0588 done, No Bight To Ugliness. The woman who is lovely in face, form and temper, will always have frieude, but one who would be attraotive mast keep her health. IC she is weak, sickly and all ran down, she will be nervous and irritable. If she has constipation or kidney trouble, her impure blood wilt cause pimples, blotches, skin eruptions and a wretched complexion. Lieotrio Bitters is the best medioine in the world to regulate stomach, liver and kidneys and to purity the blood. It gine strong nerves, bright eyes, smooth, velvety skin, rich complexion. It will make a good- looking, charming woman of a Irun•down invalid. Only 50 Dents at Deadman'e Drug Store. L.itrl,o w el. NEwBY Lamm—Flower thieving is an altogether too prevalent 00100008 in town.—Tbe extension of the waterworks is being pro0eeded with. Pipes are now being laid along Rnglao street from Mor. row's corner to the Public sobool proper- ty.—Eobe Bamford has returned to town from Toronto, where he wee following his occupation as a tailor. He has taken a sit. with McKenzie Broe.—Roy Thomp- son has gone to Little Current, Mani. toulin, where he purposes spending a couple of mouths as assistant in Dr. Mo. Donald's' otfloe.—Mrs. (Dr.) Cassidy and sou arrived in town from their home in Shelby, Iowa, and intend eponding a two in town at her mother's month Or w 0 , Hrs. Dixon, letterman street East.—The Palace restaurant has changed ownership, Art. George and James Kay having bought oat 0. Grimm and H. George.— The luxuriant Drops of weeds and grass along the town streets are altogether too striking evidences of the Beaso n's rapid growth, and their speedy Dotting down would be a deoided improvement, parti- cularly on the leading tboroughtaree.— Lloyd MacDonald of the Bank of Hamit. ton here has been promoted to the head office at Hamilton, and Mr. Kidd takes his place us ledger•keeper in tbe Listowel agency. INDooTED AT KNox Onuaau. The Pres. bytery of Stratford met in Knox ohuroh, Listowel, on the afternoon of Thursday, June the 8011, for the purpose of induct ing Rev, J. S. Hardy as pastor of this congregation. The weather was all that oonld be desired and there was a Very large turn -out both of members nod ad- herents. Rev. Mr. McCullough, ofTevi. stook, preached the induction sermon, mo Motherwell, and Rev. Dr. IIs i'lton f Mo dewell eddreased the meeting and Rev. J. S. Audersoy, of Milverton, the people. After the Induction sermon was over the ladies of the congregation served tea in tenter° room and later on in the evening a reception wits held in the ohuroh audi• torinm, the Rev, Dr. Hamilton campy. ing the chair and short addressee were delivered by the Rev. Dr. Wiliiame and 1811. Mnrloak on behalf of the other eon. gregat10ne of the town, and also by Revs. Mr, Perko and Cameron and the Rev. Mr. Cookburn, of Parte, who was sent by that Presbytery es their repreesntative t0 ae ompany Mr. Hardy,of whom ho spoke in the Very warmest terms, stating that the Pare Presbytery had never appointed a repreeontetive to attend an induction outside of their owe Presbytery before and that the people of Listowel might take this no 0ompliment to Mr. hardy, Mr. Hardy, be said, was it foarlees man and bad always been oonsiderod one of the beet preacher in Patio Presbytery. Before the meeting closed Mr. Hardy wall oalled on and epoke very feelingly of hie late congregation and with a great deal of hopefulness of his work here, The choir, assisted by Mr, Stuart, Mr, and Mies ObaDowoll and Mr. Yates, added inn01.lenjoyment to the evening's enter. Wanton. Mr. hardy obeupiedthe put. pit the following Sabbath with greet LYTH. acceptance and preached:two very force• able sermons to largo congregations. The congregation of Eno% church le certainly to be oongratulatod on their se:eotion of o,ninister so highly einem. mended 50 Mr. Hardy. 'volcanic 'Eruptions Are grand, but Skin Eruptions rob life of joy. Buoklen's Arnica Salve aures them ; also Old, Running and Fever Sone, ulcers, 13011e, Felons, Corns, Warta, Onto, Braises, Burne, Snide, Chapped Hands, Chilblains. Boat Pile cure 0u earth. Drives out Paine and Aches. Only 25 ots. n box. Cure guar. auteed. Sold by G. A. Deadman, Drug• Kist. Clinton. Onsnnr Cnlxxxn. — W. Doherty, W. Manning and W. G. Doherty went to Sault Ste, Marie. They were attending oonrt as witneesee in a lumber ease.— Jackson Bros. employees start this year with an innovation—an annual pi0•n10 held at Bayfield on Tuesday.—Willis Sabbath school hold the annual pro-nio at Bayfield on the 11th of July.—S. P. Tie. dale, and J. G. Steep and W. Weir, of Goderiah township, are having air motors put np. The former will have a water tower erected of fifty feet in height. —Jos. Ratteobnry, so far heard from, heads the list for weight of eggs from hie Andalusian hens, While in conversation with G. Swallow, who prides in hie Wyandotte breed, a dozen of these eggs were weighed at H. Wiltze'e and turned the scales at 80 onnoee.—W. Oudmore made another sale of bay for the erten• sive shipment be is sending to the old country. He purchased 10 oar loads at Wingham.—Mies A. Twitohell has been engaged by the trustees of eohool section No. 12 Ashfield. Her duties start on the 21st of August.—The Presbyterians of Varna are petting by a new solid brick church to coat over 92,000. This fine edifice, whioh willbe finished in modern and ap•to-date ebyie, has bean awarded to Oontraotor S. S. Cooper, of Clinton.— T. F. Boles, of town, ie now a fall fledged dentist, having graduated from the de- partment of dental surgeons of the Detroit College of Medicine. The elites of '99 ooneiota of 22, half of these being Oanadiane.—Fred. Lindsay, of the Dod- gem Bros. firm, bite secured an excellent situation in a leading dry goods house in London.—Thos. Jaakeon, jr., of Jaakeon Bros„ of town, leaves shortly on his annual trip to Manitoba and the North. west. ool W�uleil • highest Cash Price paid for any quantity delivered at my Grain Store House, No. 1, Brus- sels. I also want all kinds of Grain. iobt. Graham. CHANGE OF BUSINESS. The undersigned having purohaeed the Restaurant business of W. A, CRICH hos added a flee ohoioe stock of GROCERIES and ie now prepared to give good value to the public. Our stook embraces Now Tear, Canoed Goode, Fruits, Spines, Seeps,' Fists, Syrups, Vinagare and all other lines kept in it li'iret-olase Gr00ery, Choice Stock of Confectionery. Will Oontimle the Restaurant es usual where Oysters, Ice Cream and Summer Drinks will be leaved in the best possible style. FRESH BREAD ALWAYS ON HAND. Ciao. i. Bartlif, BRUSSELS. 000050.1 .Gr080t'y 8110) IIoetatlrent. , muumu.n�.•.i4 V«+Q'm Wig.0ti.:m+r.."+.1I0ammo d0C041p-W tea'+.44 a,:.m.l ttawwi w+mw'• As some are To=day. Pinch your feet in wrong shaped shoes ; make you nervous, irritable i spoil your temper lose your concentration. Volt can't expect to g.' the evert tenor of your way ie u shoe that cripples, "Slater Shoes" an- wade to fit feet—to cover every tender joint comfortably ---make you forget you have a paltry foot, They fit Ole first time they're worn, and ever after, because the stretch and shrink has been it r ever taken .out of them while six days on the lasts. 'twelve shapes, all sizes, six widths, all colors, styles and leathers, Goodyear welted, stamped on the soles with name and price, .$3.5o told $5,oa. o Jno. Doweling, - Sole Local Agent ETHEL Cumgc Words While thanking our numerous cue- tomere for the busy time they gave Re during the Winter in supplying them with Sleighs and Cotlere we wish to re• mind them that we are equally as busy now in Manufacturing WAGONS, BUGGIES, CARTS, LAND ROLLERS AND WHEELBARROWS. We have thirty-five of the very best and. moat stylish Buggies that can be got up nearly completed, and will Inn them ready for mining about the First of April. Should you need a Buggy or any Repairing or Re -painting, or what aver it may be in our line of business, be enre and call at J. COBER'S Carriage Pao. tory, where yon will get the very beet that oao be got anywhere and as cheap as the cheapest. Please keep in mind we manufacture all our Vehiolee right here in the old reliable Carriage Factory at Ethel. John Cobor, CARRIAGE MAI:ER. McLEOD'S System'Renovator —AND OTHER -- TESTED REMEDIES SPECIFIC AND ANTIDOTE For Impore, Weak and Impoverished Blood, Dyspepsia, Sleeplesenese, Palpita- tion of the Heart, Liver Complaint, Neur. algia, Loss of Memory, Bronchitis, Con- sumption, Gall Stones, Jaundice, Kidney and Urinary Dineen, St. Vitae' Dance, Female Irregalaritiee and General De- bility. LABORATORY, GODERICH, ONT. J. M. MoLEOD, Prop. and Manufacturer Sold by Jae, Fox, Druggist, Brussels. 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. The Standard Bank of' Canada. Money Orders For amounts of Fifty Dollars and under issued by this Bank, payable at par at any chartered Bank in Canada, with the exception of Branches in the Yukon.Dis- triot. RATES Under $10 $0.08 $10 to 20 . 0.10 20 to 80 0.12 80 to 50 . . 0.14 J. N. (1011110N, Agent, BRUSSELS. Y Who Live out of Town Don't think for a moment that my store is too far away. Every step you take my way fs money in your pow kat. Call and see what I bave in- -Dress Goods, Silks, —Trimmings, Ribbons, —Lace Curtains, Prints, —11Iuslins, Art Draperies, —Cottons,. Cottonades, —Flannelettes. 1 'Always a full line of Cromp- ton Corsets. Groceries. - - Complete stook of fresh Groaeriee, Canned Goode, Spices. Teas and Coffees a specialty. J. G, SKENE. Agent for Parker's Dye Works. SHINGLES British Columbia Red Cedar Shingles 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 Notice. Estimates Furnished for all kinds of Buildings. Workman- ship and Materiel Guaranteed. R. AMENT, THE LiGHT DRAFT—"- NOISELESS -RUNNING • is a Model of Mechanical 13oauty, Strength marlIt willout,iPflonlig kind of Grain with less horse power and less expense than any binder ever built. AGENTS W. Ht Humphries i6 Sou, WALTON. iCrWo also handle all other linos of Implol Dl At Crude'', nts. EfRUSSP,L.S.