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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1899-11-16, Page 5Nov. 10, 1899 BUSINESS CARDS. 'PERONEY TO LOAN ATG PER ILL Dent, F. S, SCOTT, Brussels, A,AT U, MoORACKEN, Baum ofMarriage 1400noos, OMoe at his Qr000ry, Turuberoy Street, Brussels, Tl N. BARRETT, 1. V • Tonsorial Artiot' Shop -Next door North of the Standard Bang. Ladies' and ell ildrone hair outtiug a epooialIy, 1i1ARMS FOR SALE.—THE UN - 11 1Rnsroxinn has several good Farms for Salo and to rout, easy berme, 11) TOwuebills 01 'deride and Grey. P S. SCCTT.Brnseele M. MORRISON, Issuer of Marriage Licenses, WALTON, ONT. NI1SS JEAN M'LAUCHLIN, -TEACHER OF- PiANO — AND — ORGAN, 73Rv.001 01, ONT. ROBERT CUNNINGHAM- INSURANCE, FIRE AND MARINE. GUELPH. T, PLETCHER Issuer of Marriage Licenses, OFFICE AT JEwl ,lto BTOoo. F 'No Witness Required. T. FLE'TOIlER, Brnesele MISS SARAH LOUiSE MOORE, L.. O. M., Acadomto graduate of London Conserva- tory of Music. oleo Member of the Associated Musicians of Ontario, is prepared to receive a limited number of paella for inebruolion on the piano. Qualified to prepare pupils for the Fri:wipel's Form In the Conservatory of Music, Brussels, Ontario, MISS CARRIE MOORE, Of London Conservatory of Music. Teacher of Violin and Guitar, Will receive a limited number of pupils for instruction at Brussels. Class Went let of September. For further information apply to flits 8. L. Moore, music teacher. ALEX. HUNTER, Clerk of the Fourth Division Cour Do, Huron. Conveyancer, Notary Public Lund, Loan and Ineura1300 Agent. Funds invested and to loan. Collootione made 0 Mee in Graham's Block, Brussels AUCTIONEERS. 381 8. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION- • EEE, win 0011 for bettor prions, to bettor 13100. In see time and less chargee than any other Auctioneer in ]Oast Huron or he won't ;Margo anything. Dates and orders eau 'always be arranged at this omoe or by personal application. VETERINARY. 8.1 D. WARWICK, • Honor Graduate of the Ontario Veterinary dollege, is prepared to treat all diseases of domostioated animals lu a own- potent veteriinnaryyydonttlotry, Calle promptlyttention p at- tended to, 011100 and Infirmary -Four doors north of bridge 'rurnborry et., Brussels. LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.. MT M. SINOLAIR, BARRISTER • 8olioitor,0onveyan0Or ,Notary Pub- notonO'e Block 1 door - d north o. omoevauetb of Central Hote Solicitor lor tho Standard Bank. G• F. BLAIR, BARRISTER, Solicitor, deo. 01000 over Stand- ard Bank, Solicitor for Village of Brussels. Money to Loon at lowoat rates. G. CAMERON, M • (Formerly of Cameron, Holt & Ont or01l.00-Hamilton Solicitor, Dol' borne Hotel. MEDICAL. CARDS. J. A. M'NAUGHTON, M. D., 0. M., Trinity University, Fellow Trin- ity Medical College, Member Collage of Phy eletana and Surgeons, Out, Licentiate of the Royal College of Phyeioiaoe and Licentiate of Midwifery, Edinburgh. 19 -Telephone Na,14. Residence, Mill St., Brussels, E. T. SNIDER, M. D., O. M., successor to Dr. A. McKelvey, Licentiate of Royal College of Ph eioiauo awl Surgeons Kingston ; Member of the Col- lage of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario. Diseases of woman and children a specialty. Dight years' experience. Ia-Omeo and res- idence that formerly 000upiad byDr, Mo- )Iotvoy, Turnborry street, Brussels. 26- D, F. SMITH, M. O. O. M., Graduate of Mceill College, Montreal, Aga., &a, All epeofalty work eatiefaotmdiy treat- ed. Onloo upetairo in the Stratton Block. Omco hours, 0 to 11n, 01., and 7 to 10 p. m. Specialist work, mob. as for eye, ear, throat, 01o,. in the omoe at his residence, Elizabeth street, from 2 to 0 p m, All mm 1101008 will bo dieponeod personally by the D1'. or under his direct supervision, STOCK FOR SERVICE IMPROVED YORKSHIRE BOAR FOR SERVICE, The undersigned will keep for 6e1'vioe on Lot 20 Om 0, Morris, the thoro'-bred Im- proved 'Yorkshire Boar, "Oak Lodge Long - follow," No, 2100, bred by J,10. Br0thou0, Bur - 101d, to whiob a limited number of sows will be taken. . Terms, +91.00, to bo paid at time of Service with privilege of returning if nee - emery, A number of ohoiae young Bowe for We for breeding purposes which will bo Sold at pricier' to Suit the WHIT, NICROL, Proprietor. Hon. A, G. Blair ie holding meetings in New Brunswick. W. A. Wilson, manager of the Moose. min, N, W. T„ oreamery, conducted by the Dominion Governteent, who hat arrived at ) ingoton, to sot ae butter• maker at the dairyschool for the comin 00aeon, reports l4 rosperous term in the West, having shipped over 20,000 pounds of butter to mining dietriots of the West, ,Mistrial Etths. 7VIoltolawurj,la. Moine a'0 FonLow.-Wm, Woods is hay. Ing a foundation laid for a new stable, - Beane Moline has returned from visiting friends in Psterboro', -Turnips, sales and thre0binge seem to be the order of the day along the Boundary, -Tho eons of W. Hayden, who have been ill with typhoid fever are gradually improvlag.-Harry Edwards left far WIngham to take a position in T. Holmes' blaakemith 011op, ---The Tru'toes of S. S. No. 10, Howlett, have engaged the services of alias Pear - eon for another year. She's a line teaoh- er.'.-Mies A, Belden is ill again at Lie. towel and it is thought an operation will be neeeeeary before she eau recover, Mies Belden's many friends will wish her a speedy recovery, :4 3101Urth. ',Timex hears -While Mr. Atkinson, of Broadfoot, Box do 0o,'e factory, was using a revolving machine, the board, which he woo outtiug, slipped and hie hand, taking the place of the board, wee dielooated and badly out.-Oaroline Ewart, relict of the late John Farrell, M, D., died at the reeidenoe of Dr. Bethune, her brother in law, on Sunday, Nov. 5111. She came from Now York to live with her sister about a year ago and had been ill for some months before her demise. The funeral took plane on Tuesday of last week from St. Thome' ahuroh to Maitland oemetory.-Mies Mand Bartry, of this plane, hae been engaged ae teach- er in Broadtoot'e eohool fur the oomiog year. -Invitations have been leaned for the Fireman's Ball to be held ou Friday, Deo. 1st, in Oardno'e Hail. -Io Holy Trinity church, Toronto, on Nov, 8th, 0. 0. Punohard was married to Miss Lillian Hedley, daughter of J. 0. Hedley. -Mies Morton still holds revival meetings in the Methodist obnrob.-Several new mem. hers have been added to the band lately. The Appetite of a Goat Ie envied by all poor dyspeptics whose Stamauh and Liver are out of order. All such should know that Dr. Ring's Now Lite Pills, the wonderful Stomaoh and Liver Remedy, gives it splendid appetite, sound digestion and a regular bodily habit that insures perfect health and great energy. Only 25e, at G. A. Dead• man's drug store. 13 1.v tic. BINGE'S NOTES.- Diviefon 0011rt was held in Industry hall on Friday, -John Kraehiiug has gone to Toronto, whore he will learn the barbering, -The W. C. T. U., of Stratford, presented Sergt. Harry Ballard, formerly of Blyth, with a Comfort bag, before taking the steamer at Quebeo.-Mrs. D. 13. MoKinnon 3708 stricken with a partial paralytic stroke on Monday of last week. We are pleased to state that she is at present very mush better and her complete reoovery is expect ed eoou by her many friends. -George MoCully, who has beau with S. H. Gid• ley's popular olathing hones for over three years, has gone to Galt, w13000 he has secured a situation. -Alex. MaKen• zia, who has been a highly esteemed reef. dent of Blyth for many years, removed with hie family to Heneall.--Tice young people's societies of the English, Metho. dist and P,eebyterian Omahas, Blyth, held a union meeting in the latter church on Tuesday evening of last week. A. T. Cooper, of Clinton, was present and gave an interesting report of the recent Dominion Convention of young people's societies. A good musical program was presented and light refreshments served. There was a good attendance. -James Vint, of Bast Wawanoeh, fell down etaire at hie home on Monday morning of last week, breaking his right arm and dislo. Dating the same arm at the elbow, Hie faceae also o badlY a out and bruised. Mr. Vint is 74 years of age and hie injuries are giving him considerable pain.- Denetedt Bros. have moved their stook of hardware and stoves to the store recently 0000pied by C. Hamilton. -0. Hamilton and family have moved to the hoose lately occupied by Alex. MoRenzie, on Sing street. 1,0 Fooled The Surgeons, All dootore told Renick Hamilton, of West Jefferson, 0., atter suffering 18 mouths from Rectal Fietnls, ha would die Unless a costly operation was per- formed ; but he oured himself with five boxes of Buoklen'o Arnica Salve, the surest Pile Dore on Earth, and the beet Salve in the World. 25 Dente a box. Sold by G. A. Deadman, Druggist. Goderioh. GATuanEn Ur. -The Oddfeliow's Hall will be ready for occupation in a few days, as all the tradesmen exoept paint. ere and plumbers are through with their part of the work. The iron fenoe plaoed in position by Runoiman is a great im. provemeot on the old time picket ones, and adds ooneiderably to the appearauoe of the Hall. The brethren propose to celebrate the opening with a grand ball to be given about the end of this month, -Some two weeks since a petty thief broke into the wood shed attached to St. David's ward school and made off with a considerable quantity of the pile. -The Queen vs. James Ryle, of Sealorth, sent up by Mayor Gunn and Beattie, J. P,, on the charge of house.breaking and at- tempted arson, was heard before. Judge Masson Wednesday. Dr. Philips wee the supposed complainant, but it turned out to be a Hallowe'en freak, and the young man having an excellent character, he was honorably discharged. The warn. ing i0 one that should be heeded by boys and young men who innocently get into trouble, -A, P. McLean, of the Palade Clothing Store, hue put in three counters and show oases combined, all of heavy plate glass, -The financial balance of the late G. N. W. Exhibition was not as good as was hoped for and expected, largely owiug to the fact that in almost every de. partment of the prize list there was good competition, the prize money ie. being paid in full as utaal.-The Goderioh Organ Co. shipped seven oar loads of or. gone to the Old Uoonbry during October. -In response to an inquiry, Mayor Thompeon informed Os that he has not yet decided whether he will again. be in the field for the Mayoralty or not. Ho hail been asked to stand by a number of the ratepayers, but so far hae not given hie friends a definite answer. -About 80 efficient and Whetters of North street Methodist Sunday school assembled on Monde avenin y g of last week at the home of William Campbell for the purpose of saying farewell to Miss ,Lizzie Oampbell, who 10 leaving town for a while, Mist, Campbell for many yearn hits been one of the most motive workers in the Sunday school, and 11or fellow workera look the 0001801011 for an expression of their ap- preciation of her faithful COCOON and of the eOtoem fu w11i011 they hold her person. ally. During the evening they presented her with a boudoir olook and a handsome umbrella, a000mpanied by an address ex. proesiog their high regard for her. Mu. Oampbell, noon behalf of hie daughter, made an appropriate reply, The rest of the evening was spent very pleasantly in a imolai way.. -E, R. Watoon and L. E, Danoey shot 21 bled; squirrels on Harris' form, 4th con, Goderieh town. 0hip, on Tuesday; -We are glad to ;snow that Airs. Blake, who has been laid up for several weeps with a fraotured log, le improving. Mrs. Blake le one of our oldest residents, and her recovery stows that the still poseeeres strong re0uper• alive powers,-Mre. J. 0, Debtor, of North Bay, formerly of Goderioh, epent several days here laeb week with Mrs, Ohristopberson,-Lieut. W. 15. Gundry le attending the military wheel at Lon. don. He will be there a month or so, Atwood. NEWRY Nonce. Joyoe, the four -3 ear old daughter of Geo. and Mrs. Burton, died an Thnreday, 2nd inst. Some weeks ago the little girl had an attack of scarlet fever, from the (Mental of which she never fully rallied. -'there are two or three mild oases of scarlet fever in town. -The Y. P. S. 0. E. will have their anneal social in the near future, -J. A. MoBain has returned to Manitoba, where he will travel for a Loudon wholesale grocery house.-TheLlmafactory Have oommeu• oed butter making operationo,-George Ellicott, 10 h con., Elm., has pnro1a00d Mr. William's farm for the sum of $4,000, The farm oontoiae 140 acres and is in a fair state of cultivation, with fair build. Inge and fences. Mr, Ellicott will have a good farm and in a good location, with. in two miles of MOnkton oberohas and school. Wm. Jury ie at present living on it, having It leased fora number of years. His lease has expired and Mr. Jury has not quite decided what he will do yet. Govrite. FIRE AT FO/IT Haro.-0n Sunday morn- ing, 5th inst., about 0 o'olook, the evaporating establishment of D. F. Ilam• link, on Oavin street, was completely destroyed by fire. The lose will probably amount to $4,000. It is reported that there is no insura000. The building was owned by Craig do Sone ; small insurance. The fire is supposed to have originated in one of the drying kilos. Hamliuk had a large quantity of evaporated goods ready for shipment. Mr. Hsmlink is well known in town he having the Gerrie evaporator rented at the pre.ent time. KGATBF,RBD GENS.-Miee Annie Kemp left on Tuesday of last week for Buffalo where she will visit friends. -Mrs. Benj. Pierce and eon, who have been visiting W. and Mrs. Mose fur the past two months. returned to her home in Portag e- la.Prairie, an on Tuesdayof Nab week. Aohieon Laird's horse took fright and pulled a verandah poet out at the Mont.. real House. -While threshing at ;Sir. Mc• Kee's on the 7th con., Jonas Hallman fell off the straw stank spraining his knee. He now travels on three legs. -Ralph Lawrie left on Tuesday morning of last week for Elora, whore be will learn the drug business with It D. Norrie, -Bur. glare made an attempt to burglarize the jewelry store of R. Knox on Wednesday evening of last week but were frightened away before they had made an entrance. PI,002wrAT10N•-A farewell took place at the home of Mre. Samuel Greer on Monday evening of last week when a large Dumber of friends met to spend an evening with her eon, W. J. Greer, just on the eve of his departure to Wingham, where he is entering into business. A very pleasant evenlng was spent.ant After refreshments re we served vie Mr. Greer was nailed to the floor and presented with a magnificent plush ;ouch and Bible, and an address. The Quarterly Board of the Methodist chum also preeeneed him with the following resolution :-Thio bring the last time W. J. Greer, our Recording Steward, will be with us in the oapaoity of an officer of our oirouit, we beg to move the following resolution 1 -That we hereby express our high appreciation of the ability displayed in the position to whish this Board appointed him. As a Recording Steward he has given the full- est and most oatieiaotory reports we Have had, and now that ho is about to leave we would wish for him a more extensive and enooeeeful sphere in this the ohnroh of bis choice and trust he May enjoy God's blessing in its entire 410lnese, Gloflone News Oomeo from Dr. D. B. Oargile, of Washita, I. T. He writes 1 "Font bottles of Eleotrio Bitters bas cured Mrs. Brewer of oorofnla, which had amused her great suffering for yeers. Terrible sores would break out on her head' and fade, and the best doctors could give no help ; but her ogre is complete and her health is excellent." This allows what thousands have proved, -that Eleotrio Bitters is the best blood purifier known. It's the supreme remedy for eozeua, tetter, salt rheum, clean, boils and run- ning three. It etimulates liver, kidneys and bowels, expele poison, helps digestion builds up the strength. Only 50 oente. Sold by G. A. Deadman, Druggist. Guaranteed. roortiwi,ell. NEWSY FANCIES. - Dr. Spence was eleoted to fill the position of lieoordiog- Steward, on the Methodist ohnroh Board, left vacant by the death of the late Mr. Hepinetall.-A load of the Royal Tem. plats from here responded to an invita- tion from 4Vooleolsy Council, Harriston, and drove over'and paid tbom a friendly visit on their Rally night. They all report having bad a very enjoyable time. -Fraooio Edwards has commenced to learn the blackomitbing trade with Orlando Wade.- Robert and William Jamison, Robert Sanderson and David Wilson have reoeived the contract of supplying the atone for the new school. house, at peiae6 ranging from $2.85 to 82.50 per oord.-Benjamin Cook and John Lear, of Avon, have been visiting their oouein, B. S. Cook and family, and friends in the village and vicinity last week. It is sixteen years eines the for. mer gentleman hae been in these parte, and he expresets himself RS Moll taken up with the appeareno0 of the country and bo notiee0 many ohenges for the better, oepeolally fit the village.-Tbe annual meeting of the Newbridge Branch Bible Society was bold rentals,. Not. withstanding the heavy rain and thiols darkness,:Rev, Mr, Hanna, agent of tite THE BRUSSELS POST fiooiety, ncnompaniod by Rev. A, B. Dobson, were present. '1'110 altendaaoe was small, but the energetic Secretary, 1011100 Faille, and the Proeidoot, A. Spence, were on baud, 'elle report show. ed a ouooeselnl year for the Branch, upwards of 885 having been raised. The old (Moore were reelected and arrasge. meats made for vigorous work during the Doming year, Bev, Mr, IIanna gave a ohort but very intorea4iog and inoti eetive address, and the meeting WAS 0l0sed by the Rev. IYIr, Dobeee. Uloeover,'d by a Wonuur. Another great disoovoryhao been made, and that too, by a lady in this country, "Dieeaee fastened rte clutches upon her and for seven years ells withstood its eavoreet tosto, but her vital organa were undermined and death seemed imminent. For throe menthe she coughed inclement. ly, and could not sleep. She finally dis- covered a way to 000070ry, by purohaoing of us a bottle of Dr. Ring's New Di0• oovery for Ooneumption, and was so muoh ro'ieved on taking first dose, that she slept all night ; and with two bottles, has been absolutely oared. Iter name is Mrs. Lather Lutz" Time writes W. 0. Hamni041 & 00„ of Shelby, N. 0, Trial bottles free at G. A. Deadman'e Drug Store. Regular size 50o and •81.00. Every bottle guarautoed. L,iettowel. LITTLE LIranooTa.-gyral Band ors, of the Banner staff, left for Yarmouth, N. B„ where he has secured a sit on the "Light," and will operate a typograpb maobine,-Andrew Neuort has returned to town from Portage la Prairie,wbeee he has been working at his trade during the Summer, -A gang of telephone workmen are engaged in putting in the connections for the new metallic service at the local central aurae, -Jacob Bricker, late of the Bricker Hardware Co., and family have removed to Waterloo, where they purpose spending the Winter. -100 new hooka have just arrived and been placed on the shelves of the Public Library -Rev. J. A, Morison, M. A., late of the blast Pres. byterian church, Toronto, and formerly pastor of Koox church in this town lute received a call to St, David's church, St. John, N. B.-Peroy Kerr, teller in the Bank of Hamilton here, has been pro. meted to the head office at Hamilton and Lloyd Macdonald, who has fully re• covered from his late Illness, has taken Mt'. Rere's ptaoh in the Beak here. ---A meeting of the Bible, Book and Treat 80. clary was held in the Iavangolloal Munich Monday evening of last week and was ad. dressed by Dr, Moffat of Toronto, -Cue - tome retorne for the out port of Listowel during the month of Ootober was 82,(;6'4.• 85 an inal'e008 of 81,700,78 of the same month last year. -J. Jaek000 purabesed from Petrie 18 Gq,. Toronto, a No, 8, Nor. they Gas Engine, whiob has been install. 0d in his workshop, -The Sunday school anniversary 00171000 of the Methodist choreic Sabbath sabool will he held on Sunday, Nov. 10th. Itev, R. Whiting, of Kitobell, will address the eohool at the morning service, Eight of the Scotsman's sailors (Marg. ed with stealing effects of the passengers were discharged from custody at Montre- al, ae there was not ouffioiout evidence against them. James Smart, Deputy Minister of the Interior, says there are in Creat Britain end Ireland, and also on the continent, agriculturieLs who would avail themselves of the advantages offered to awl ere in Canada, but who are not in posseesiou of onfiioient meanie to warrant their leaving their old lima and Doming to thio country, Brewer's O RELIABLE PHOTO. STUDIO Is the place to get a good Photo. I offer from this date until Jan. let, 1900, 000 doz. Cabinet Photos., one Mantle Easel and Frame with one extra Photo. tinted in Water Oolor, POR $2.50 Family Groupe a Speoialty. Picture Frames of all kinds. Orayoo Portraits and Water Colors done to satisfaction. H. R. BREWER, ARTIST. FALL AND WINTER 00008 TO H'A.IN-D Dress Goods, Dress Trimmings, Silks and Satins, Flannelettes, Ladies' and Gents' Under- wear. Agent for Parker's Dye Works. Grocery Department. Full line of new Teas and Coffees, Newt Fruits, NewCanned C Goods, Fresh and Pure Spices. J. G. SKENE. 0 Some New Lines that we have now in Stock. 'W'e cap, quote Special Prices for Goods lleiitioriea Ladies' Astrachan Jackets, latest cut and perfect fitting. Ladies' Furs, in all the different makes. Ladies' Underwear, in all styles and prices ; the Vest we sell at 25c. is superior to anything on the market. Our 88 inch Flannelettes, at 10c. per yard, are unequalled. Our Grey Flannels are the best money can buy, and our stock of these Goods is complete. A Few WS Specials in MEGOODS n Our Suitings in Tweeds are shown at a price to suit the pocket of any man. A large stock of Overcoats, Beadylnade Suits, Reefers, Odd Vests, Tweed and Worsted Pants. Oh 1 take warning men, and don't buy your Fur Coats till you have looked through our stock, it will pay you ; and if yon are buy- ing a Robe this Winter we can show you Robes at prices never be- fore quoted. Remember we se]! the Genuine Saskatchewan Buffalo Robes, which are lined with a superior quality of Astrachan cloth and interlined with rubber throughout. WORDDABOUT BOOTS (A]. SHOES Wo sell McPherson's and J. D. King's perfect fitting shoes, and can guarantee every pair of them to give perfect satisfaction. Our stock of Long Boots and Plongh Shoes is complete. In our Grocery Department We have Blue Ribbon Tea, Salado Tea, Monsoon Tea, and we sell 41bs. of Japan Tea for $1.00 that will make you come back and ask for the same thing again. Now, we want the public to come and inspect our Goods and be convinced of what Wo taro doing. We are never too busy to show Goods at _ d ETHEL , Pi ca,w,sr.s+000 VOA.* .0 6464.6144 .1.0.44 O,4.w+•*a.< is 5:3015 are To=day. n finch your feet iv wrong shaped shoes ; make port nervous, irriln' ; spoil your ternller; lose your cnnecnlrati You can't ev, t ho go the even tenor of your way in a shoe that el 1,1es. "Slater Shoes ' see imine to fit feet --to cover every Lender joint roulfortably--make you forget yhu 11000 a 1.-liny f They fit it::: li: •t time they're worn, and ever after, because t:ru ,.lrnteli and shrink has been for ever taken out of them while six days on the lasts. Twelve shapes, all Ulna, six widths, all colors, styles and 11.1111(•37. Goodyear \v 34..1, stamped on the soles with name and pri.'e, i.3,50 and $5,00. Lamm am:4a n$4,arsaa.c•m-99i ®u®ce, ®.1Homega ®so Downing Bros., - Sole Local Agents AND.. s. heavy, strong Shoes that will wear All sizes. Our Men's Long Boots are the and $8.00, and sure to please you. In Men's Fine Boots we are $1,50, $2.00, $8.00 and $8.50. We desire this week to call your attention to (=Boot and Shoe Department. We have the latest Styles, A.1 Qualities and best Values in the trade in Children's, Misses', Boys', Ladies' and Gents' wear from the finest Kiel to the heavy whole stock Kip. We are showing special lines in good, well and keep your feet dry. very best in Canada at $2.25 showing up-to-date leaders at Oar Stook. is Large and zvelZ ,Issorted in all Departments. November Fashion Sheets and Patterns to hand. Everything Cheap. No Fancy Prices. trachans 011 11OCOfY • is Up -to -Date. We are in a position to supply the wants of the general publio with up.to.date Canned Goods, Fruits, Teas, Coffees, Meals, Spices and General Household Necessaries. Our aim is to selln] o the Best and Y r F esheet Goode on the mat the market e lowest living profit on it Cash:basis. Those who deal with ue will come again. Farm produce taken and the very beet value given. Oall and ascertain what we oan do for you. "Your money's worth all the year round," is our motto. t"Choioe Confectionery, 0• E. Bartliff, GROO11R a"d CONFECTIONER. eIt ` aE MI ATR3NK"SMSTEI.. THE GREAT Transcontinental Route TO --- Ohioago, St. Louie, Omaha, Denver, Los Angelee, Ben Diego, San Franoieoo and pointe in California, Arizona, New Mexi. co, Colorado, and other Paaiflo Coast Points. If yon are contemplating a trip for Health, Pleasure or Business to the land of Sunshine, Fruits and Flowers, tape the G. T, R. Through tickets to all Foreign pointe. For Descriptive Guides, Time Tables, etc., apply to Agents G.T.R. System. R. T. SUTTON, Agent, Brussels. S INOLES British. Columbia Red Cedar Shingles AND- ----� North Shore Pin and Cedar FOR SALE AT THE Brussels Planing Mills Also Deere and Sash of all Pat terns on band or made to order at Short Notioo, Estimates furnished for all kinds of Buildings.Workman. ship and Material Guaranteed, P. AM,: • • • N .✓<n r ER And Apple Butter. Have everything ready for the Fall tade in the manufacture of Cider and Apple Butter. Factory on Mill street. Satisfaction guaranteed. �o GEC. EDYerRDs7 No Words! Saw Gemming and Filing attended to in a Workmanlike manner, Batia. faction assured. I also Sharpen Horse Clippers, Sole. sore and other edged tools in up-to-date style. Agent for "Morris" Pianos. FRED. ADAMS, Shop on Mill Street, BRUSSELS. McLEOD'S System Renovator —AND OTHER— TESTED REMEDIES SPECIFIC AND ANTIDOTE For Impure, Weak and Impoverished Blood, Dyepepsla, Sleeplessneoe,;Palpita- tion of the Heart, Liver Complaint, Neur- algia, Loss of Memory, Bronchitis, Con- sumption, Gall Stones, Jaundice, Sidney and Urinary Diseases, St, Vitae' Danoe, Female Irregnlaritiee and General De- bility. LABORATORY, GODERICH, ONT. J. M. MaLEOD, Prop. and Manufacturer. Sohl by lila, TDs, Druggist, Brussels. Spectacles -OF ALL BINDS - Fitted to Correct all Failures of Eyesight, and your Eyes touted FREIE by, latest Optical methods at Division Court Office,. mama.