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BUSiNESS CARDS.
VYIi AIoU1tA(71%EN—
• Issuer of marriage Lipman/I. Of.
fico a6 Gr000ry,'1'urnborry ttruet, lirnts°is,
TKI N.13AIt1t10T.'--
+-u• Toneorlal Artist. Shop -Next door
North of the Standard 0 tt. Ltaloa' cud
Children's hair auttlug n spooialty,
M. MORRISON,
Issuer of Marriage Licensee,
WA.TON, ONT.
MISS JEAN M'LAOCIILiN,
—TBAOHla11 03'—
PiANO - AND ORGAN,
n>ti vssax s, o1vT.
ROBERT OUNNINGHAM-
meenANOID,
FIRE ANO MARINE,
GUELPH,
T. FLETCHER
Issue) of Marriage Licenses,
08NI011 AT Jewnewe STOnx.
I3"No Witneae Required.
T. FLETCHER, Brussels
MISS SARAH LOUISE MOORE,
L. 0.. M.,
Aoadetuts graduate lot London 00008lva-
tory of Music, also Member of the Associated
Mueielaoe of Ontario, to prepared to rooeive
a limited number of pupils for iaatruotion
on the piano. Qualified to prepare pupils for
the Principal's Form in the Conservatory of
Mesio' Ontario.
Bruaeple,
MISS CARRIE MOORE,
Of London Ooiteervatory of elude.
Teacher of Violin and Guitar,
Will receive alimited number of p,•tnla for
inetruoti0n at Brussels. floss over, 1st et
Sepptember. For further ink-um/Mon apply
tp tuiee 3, L. Moore, Muefe teacher,
ALEX.. BUNTER—
Clerk of the Fourth Division Com t,
Co. Huron ; Conveynncor, Notary Public,
Land,Loau and Neurones Agent ; • Anat,ou-
eer, Penile fuveetod and to 1000, ,ieltea-
tions made. Office in Graben..a Wools, Iirus-
eele.
AUCTIONEERS.
PS. SCOTT AS AN AUOTION-
• EBB, will sell for bettor prices, to
better men, in leas time turd lees chargee
than any other Auctioneer to Toast Huron or
ho won't (largo auythirg. Dates and orders
oan always be arranged at this naSco or by
Personas application.
DENTISTRY
F, W. TWEDDLE,
ern (1'0100100101 01? SIMSOnTIi)
DENTIST.
Graduate of R. 0, D S., Toronto ; Post Grad-
uate course at Basket's School, Chicago, to
orown and bridge work. ,.'Prices same as
in sarxoundiug towns. 21. -
Office over A.. R. Smith's store, Brussels.
VETERINARY.
J D. WARWICIK—
• Honor Graduate of the Ontario Vet-
erinary College, is prepared to treat all die-
eaeee of domestioatecl animate lin a (minuet -
out manner. Particular attention paid to
Veterinary Dentistry. Calls promptly at-
tended to. (Mae and Infirmary—Four doors
North of bridge, Tnrobarry tit,, Brussels.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
NAT M. SINOLAIIR—
V V • Barrister, Solicitor, Convsyaneer,
Notary Public, do. Olfioe—Stewart's Block,
1 door North of Central Hotel.
Solicitor for the Standard Bank,
F. BLAIR, BARRISTER,
'LA • Solicitor, &e. Oiaoe over Stand-
ard Bank, Soltoitor for Village of Brussels,
Money to Loan at lowest rates,
G. OAMERON—
.
(Formerly of Cameron, Holt &
Cameron) Barrister and Solicitor, tbotteniob,
Ont. Oihco—Hamilton street, opposite Col-
borne Hotel.
MEDICAL CARDS.
E. T. SNIDER,
111.,1
Licentiate of Royal College of Pllyeiolane
and Surgeons, Kingston ; Member of the W-
iese ofPhyeioiaueand Surg000e of Ontario.
Dieeaeee of Women and Children it snagg-
y. Nino years' experienco, OlOoe and res-
idence,opposite English ehnrsh, Bruesele,
J. A. M'NAUGHTON,
110, ID.,
Trinity 'University, Yellow Trinity Medical
College, Member College of Physicians and
Sur0o118, 001, Licentiate of the Royal 001.
loge of Physicians and Licentiate. of Mid-
wifery, Edinburgh, IM'Telepboue No,1h,
Residence—Mill street, ereesefe.
DR. WM. L. HOLMES1
Pilrer0IAN, enna0ON AND A000001111Mn,
(Successor l0 Dr. F. I1.1taibfelscIl)
M. D. Bellevue Hospital Med. Col., New
York ; M D 0 kf Victoria University, Toron-
to ; Member of the Collage of Pbyeioiaue and
Surgeons of Ontario, Spacial attention paid
to diseases of women, eye, tar, nose and
throat, 10.11
D. P. SMITH,
M. P. G. M.,
Graduate of McGill College, Montreal,
&e, All specialty work satisfactorily Meat.
ed. 031),,e upetalre to t110 Strotton Block,
011oe Moura, 0 to 12 a, in., and 7 to 10 p. m.
Spsoialtst work, swill as for eye, ear,.throat,
&a., fu the otilco at bit eeeidenee, 17rzabotb
street, from a to 0 p m. All medicines will
be dispensed personally by the Or, or under
his direct supervision,
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ton. 0, 0and win ]coop for melte,,1tm on
eft 2, Ooh, 8, boar the tbordGl improv-
ed
Lodge lad luno„
h rd byd J.
Oats i is s
ed Yoaks i b
011, T erme ed. 00 boar, "Oak
oowo 0r 7r OBurford,
,tion 1i
ior2 or more in the ram( 000500, to 'he
paid at time, of oorvino with privilege to to-
tem it neeeeeery, d10, STBAOMAN,
10.0 Prop,
Ta at sF.tUS8
il1iStrixt Balm
t1.01th.♦voI'1'Ie.
I'reebyteilan Tea ntseting on Friday
2'dn,t /wet,
Neleon lelitebo;l returned home from
Manitoba,
11, savage ie 8idtn, hie hems with
metal aiding,
J, Oumminge is eofiering from an
atesees on the head.
Mr. St°haver, of the Seebaver hoof,
bas put up new etepe to hie !rouse.
W. Mitchell, who has been attend.
Mg One Model eobool at Stratford, hae
been engaged to teach the school Haat of
the village,
pfrs. J, Wi'san, was welting on her
eon, William Ha'penny, who was sick at
Brceee's, of blood poisoning, amused by n
elight burn on the finger. Ile is able to
be chant again.
ECxeter.
The Exeter laundry has anepended
buetnr•ee.
Ford Bros. are erecting a new slaugh-
ter house Ea -t of the town..
The tanks on James, Huron and An.
drew streets have teen undergoing neoee-
eery repairs.
Ed. Ohristio has returned home from
London after taking a four moats'
ooaree in the Business College.
/are. James Sweet, who has been in
Detroit, owing to the illness of her daugh•
ter, has returned homn, her daughter
having almost folly recovered from her
illness.
A horse belonging to John Piokel, need
hi drawing loge to the Sutherland Innis
Cc's Stave Works here, dropped dead
while reeting a few eeoonde near the iron
bridge.
The immense glare in the heavens
which attraoted the attention of so many
here was caused by the burning of
Michael Carroll's barn, of the Roman
Line, Biddalph.
Gus. Wagner, late manager of the
Sutherland Innis 00., has left for Sagi•
naw, Miohigao, where he has e000pted a
situation in a stove factory in which be
worked some years ago.
As some oom plaints were made regard.
mg the water that the children drink at
the Public eohnol here, the trustees gent
0 sample t
np e o Dr. Pyne, Dominion Analyst,
Toronto, who pronounced it good,
Air. Labatt, who has been teller of this
branch of the Moleon'e Babk for some
months, has been removed to the Lon.
don branch of the same bank and F. A.
II, Sitwell, of the London branoh, is ell.
ing the vacancy here.
Ilielilttl•rlt's Iron Nerve
Wes the result of his splendid health.
Lsdomitable will and tremendous energy
are nob found whore Stomach, Livor,
K,dneye and Bowels are out of order. If
you want these qualities and the euocmas
they bring, use Dr.Ktng'sNew Life Pilin.
They develop every power of brain and
body. Only 25a. at Deadmen'e Drug
Store.
Clinton.
Jamas Flynn wos compelled to lay off
from work for a Couple of days, owing to
a severe kink on hie leg, received from a
horse.
Mr. Lewis, ledger.keeper in the Mol-
son'e Bank, has been transferred to
Toronto, his plane being taken by Mr.
Joy, of Aylmer.
Rev. B. Clement was in London on
Tuesday of last weep, attending a meet
ing of the Epworth League Executive of
the London Conference.
The Doherty organ factory hands are
very busy keeping up with the orders,
and are turning out nearly 400 finished
instruments a montb.
Mise McIntyre, wbo resides in town
got word of the drowning of her brother,
Robert, which occurred in the river near
Sarnia, on the 25th, ult.
Dan. Prior, the well-known brioklayer,
has completed this season's wn-rlr, tbir.
teen houses and a brick church having
passed through his bands.
The granoiithio walk fronting the mar•
got has stood so well that it should be an
object leseon, and might be re produced
elsewhere on the main street.
Mrs, J. W. Cook, of Duluth, who is
visiting in town, slipped and fell off P.
Cantelon'e verandah on Sunday night,
and broke a email bone in her leg.
The wife of James S, Walker, well-
known as formerly of Clinton, died at
Dundalk, on Nov. 2011, aged 60 years.
She had been ailing for two years, from
canner, and for the last six months was
absolutely helpless, it regniring two per-
sons to attend to her oontinually.
For 10 years oontinuouely W. Coats,
elm k, has been identified in some way or
another with the Oliuton Council—
chiefly an Clerk and Treasurer. He baa
in every respect an enviable official record.
—D, A. Forrester has the honor of hav-
ing served the town the longesb in the
rapacity of mayor, ho having filled the
(Moe for seven years.
Clinton organized a hookey club, fur
the coming season. The following ie a
list of (fibers :—Boo. Pres„ Wm. J'aok.
eon ; Pres., Sydney Jaokeon ; Vioe Pres,
Bert. Potts ; Seo.•trona., W. 0, Doherty ;
nom., Lewis, Matheson, McRae ; captain,
Jack Forrester. The olob will enter a
league oompoeed of Stratford, Goderioh,
Wingham, Listowel and Seaforth.
While Elliott Dayment, eon of John
Dayment, was going up in the elevator,
at the organ factory, one of the wire
cables broke, allowing it to drop to the
floor, and throwing Dayment off. He
was rendered unconscious by the fall,
and wee also out somewhat about the
head, which laid him off work for a short
time, but beyond this he sustained no
injury, although at first it wail feared be
was Murk internally.
Lixetow el.
J. S. Gee is making good progrees to-
wards recovery from hie illness,
Eli Suellieu, who hes been very ill with
fever,.ie able to be around again.
The nominations will be held on Fri.
day, Deo. 22nd, in the Town Hall at the
usual hour,
MI. Beckett, Principal of our Public
eohool, was granted leave of &beano° for
three days to attend the County Model
examinations of Enron of ww hioh he le
one of the exanniners.
After g for six years ele•
wood, W. E, Sutherland of
In MaP .. utherland of this town was
preeented with a handsome geld watch
and an appreciative address. Mr. Sather,
land was eu a god foe 1000 but reef ned
to take a position With his brother,
Ward Sutherland, who Mae one of the
best drug stores in London. Mr. Slither.
land left Tuesday of last week for Lon.
doe,
Rev. Edwin Igoe who has sped, ,t
(ample of weeps in town renewing old
acquaintances has left fur Montreal.
Anniversary servioea in untn,osllnn
with Knox ohur°h were held on Sabbath,
when the Rev. Muu e> litter,
Hamilton, preached morning nidi oven.
ins,
The tnniversary eeryicea of the Mebho•
diet ehnrah.will be held on Sunday, 17th
twit,, at 11 a. in. and 7 P. m. 13ev, Re
Irvine Sedgley, B. De L. L. D. of Vic.
taria Uuivereity, Toronto, will preach
morning and evening.
Morrie, field, Rogers Co. ah'pped
their exhibit for the Purls Expoaitian,
which coueisted of two planoe and a oast
of key boards, The caeca of the planes
are fluiehod in onyx biroh and walnut,
and are perfeot pintnres of beauty and
artistic worktnanabip.
A. R. Dustman, of the Imperial Bvik,
attended the annual meeting of the On.
tario Snake), Aeeooiation, held in Toren.
to, Mr. Oroelman is the retiring Prosi•
dent, 3, Roee Robertson, M. e , hiving
been elected President for the ensuing
year.
The following officers w're elected Wirt
installed at the regular meeting of the L.
0. L. No. 370;—W. M, W.R, H,niilton;
D.M., W, Welceford ; Chap , 13. Willough-
by
illough•by ; I3ea, Seo., 13, Fritch'ey ; Fin. Bee.,
R. Stanley; Treas., W, Spitfire ; Lee., J.
Davidson ; Dir, of Cer,, W. Hamilton ;
Com., J, E, Allen, T. Riley, D, Mar�haiI,
J. Stubbs and S. Askin.
The family of W. la Bi t'n bit it
narrow escape from coal gas eemming
from the furnace in their residence The
flue had been partly blocked and the gas
from the furnace escaped into the house
during the night, Mrs. Bitten and some
of the children were very ill next morn•
ing and but for the timely opening of
doote and windows the results would
have been more serious.
Ills Lire was Saved.
Mr. J. E. Lilly, a prominent citizen of
Hannibal, Mo., fatal had a wonderful
deliverance from a frightful death. In
telling of it he says ; "I was taken with
Typhoid Fever, that ran into Pneumonia.
My lunge became hardened. I wee so
weak I couldn't even Sit op in bed,
Nothing helped me. I expected to aeon
die of Consumption, whin I heard of Dr.
King's New Discovery. One bottle gave
great ranee I oontinued to uoe it, and
now am well and strong. I can't say too
mnoh in ion praise.” This marvellous
medicine is the surest and quickest cure
in the World for all Throat and Lung
Trouble. Regular eiz-s 60 cents and 01.
Trial bottles free at Deedman'e Drng
Store. Every bottle guaranteed.
Le v.
Jae. Evans, Daniel Manley, Jae. Look -
hart and John Irwin are all said to be in
the field for Reeve next year. They are
all good men, and 4 or g more are said to
be requested by nearly all the ratepayers
to stand for the office. The 2 first named
were Deputy Reeves for years and nyder.
eland municipal affairs well. 'Also about
20 candidates aro expected to rau for
Council. Ono thing is sure, they cannot
all be elected, but they will know how
popular they are after the election is
over.
McXIM,or Cotrxcm —A special meeting
of the McKillop Council was held in the
Royal Hotel, Seaforth, on $aturday,
Deo. 2nd, called to pass By law for ap.
pointing place of nomination, polling
atatious, and Deputy Returoiug Officers
if an election is required ; also to pass
Byiaw amending By-law for borrowing
funds for drain in the Eastern section of
the township. Accounts wore passed for
paying Engineer $73.25 for work and in•
spection on drain, also $54, fees and
awards ; F. Sultriclge, account for sewer
pipe for culverts ou roads, $108 74.
Other accounts for jobs aid road making
state' of $678.58, were all pressed and
paid, Regular meeting of Oonnoii will
be held in Jones' Hotel, Leadbnry, on
Friday, Deo, 15th, when the taxes are
all expected to be paid.
JNo. 0. Manmsos, Clerk.
Volcanic tiro pi Ions
Are grand, but Skin Ereptious rob life
of joy. Buoklen's Armies. Salve sores
them ; also Old, Running and Fever
Sores, Ulcers, Boils, Felons, Ooroe,
Warts, Cute, Bruises, Burns, Scalds,
Chapped Sande, Ohilblaiae, best Pile
pure on earth. Drives out Paine and
Aches. only 25o. a box. Cure guaran-
teed, Sold by G. A. Deadman, Druggist.
Goderiela.
190,000 bushels of wheat is etored iu
the big mill at the harbor.
The general 00eeione of the Peace ware
held at the Court House on Tuesday.
Dr. J. R. Shannon's host of friends
regret very mach his continued ill health.
Organist Jordan has rented a room hi
Oddfellowe' Hall, Kiugeton street, as a
epee room.
Sunday Hie Lordship the Bieliop of
Huron preaohed in St. George's church
et both cervices.
Goderioh sent a delegation to Guelph
on Thursday of last week to attend the
railroad meeting.
The Goderioh Organ Ca shipped a oar
of organs to England, and are preparing
many more for the earns market.
The modelites now attending the (lode.
rich Model school, commenced the ex-
amination for professional certificates on
Monday.
Lieut, W. U. Gundry has returned
from London where be has heen attend.
ing the military school. He qualified for
the rank of captain.
The snow plows ware out on Wodnee.
day of fast week and they were badly
needed on gone streets, where the drifts
warp about 2 feet deep.
Court Goderioh No. 88, 0. 0. F., will
hold a greed sooial entertainment and
oyster supper in the Temperance Hall en
Friday night, Deo. 160.
During the storm Tuesday eight of
last week two of the omit iron combing
poste in front of the Goderioh elevator
were brokers. They have been replaced
by oak ones.
The knitting factory is being pnehed
ahead by bhe carpenters It is enclosed
and the roof is about completed. The
bricking wag over 5 feet up but frost
stayed the proteediigs The old and the
note blooke are being belated together so
that it will look like a new building.
The steamer Rosedale made this bar•
bur on Sunday evenfug, 2nd, with 78,000
bushels of wheat from Fort William for
the big elevator. She oomnlenood die.
charging shortly after midnight and was
clear of her oargo by 8 ('(foal, is the
afternoon, She left for Owen Sound on
Wodieaday, whore alio Will Winter.
4'nnrtday afternoon the handsome
etruetnre on King lois street ltuown 110
' Odd 1Cellowe' lull, was dedicated to the
purposes of the Order, There was a
large Attendants of rnembere and the
oeremony was eon duetted by Greed
Maxtor MaOlnrg aaaisted by mombere of
the local lodge.
elOoneteble Knox went to Toronto on
Tuesday of lost week with Louie John
Letson, a boy of ill years, who was oom•
mitled by Pollee ;1lmostrete+ Seeger to
the Sb, John's Industrial Sellout. This
00tion was taken at the in.teeme of 11,
Menton, President of the Obildrede Aid
600lety, and upon the rnn0mmentetiou
of Rev. bather West.
The County Tranenrer Ilia sant the'e
0,ntinnation alas and public eshoel
leaving grants t, the treitearere of the
01110010 whish are e;ntitie-1 10 a kraut for
fifth (lase work, 'I' a seal.; tient 00 the
wheels in the dtft-rent manioipalitiee
are us follows ;--Aeh6old, 13156 ; Ool.
borne $00 ; Goderioh bp., $20 ; flay, $30i
Stanley, 1385 ; Stephen, $05 ; Ueborne,
030 ; W. Wawenoeb, $30 ; E. Wetwanoeh,
1320 ; Exeter, $200 ; Fieneall, 0100 ; Bay.
field, $50.
etc misfit to tgllneaa.
The woman who ie lovely in tone, forth
and temper will always have friends, but
one who week! be attraotive most keep
her henith. It she le weak, sink and all
run down
elle will til he nervous and twit
able, If she has constipation or kidney
trouble, her impure blood will oauee
pimples, blotohev, akin eruptions and a
,vretnherl oomplexian. Eleotrio Bitters
it the beet medicine in the world to reg
Mate stomach, liver and kidnoya and to
purify the blood, It gives strong oervee,
bright eyes, smooth, velvety akin, rich
complexion, ft will make s good•looking,
°harming woman of a run•dowa iuvaiid.
Oaly 50 cents at Deadman'e Drug Store,
"ALL ABOARD."
['Continued from iso page.]
Ontario and Northwestern Canada to the
seaboard ;
And, whereas grain could be carried
more cheaply from Fort William via
Goderich and the proposed extension of
the Guelph
Jnno t
oi
Railway
to Lake
e
Ontario at Toronto, or by rail
to the
seaboard, than from any other point
upon the shores of Lake Huron and the
Georgian Bay ; and whereas the Domin.
ion Government have expended and are
expending large sums of money in the
deepening of Goderich harbor, the full
benefit of which expenditure cannot be
obtained without additional railway facili-
ties :
Resolved, Lliat this meeting requests
the Toronto Board of Trade and the
Mayor and Council of Toronto to co
operate with other tnuuioipalitiee in uei0g
their influence with the 0. P. R. to con-
struct the proposed railway, and to peti-
tion the Dominion Government to grant
substantial assistance by way of bonuses
to the proposed railway."
Mr. Heaton in moving the adoption of
the resolution, recalled the fact that Iast
Spring there was a dismission as to the
oonstruotioi of an air line from Toronto
to Oollingwood. The Toronto Board of
Trade were evidently so muoh wedded to
that scheme that they had shut their eyes
to the superior advantages of this line to
Goderiuh. It was important that we
should not only educate our own people
on this point, but the people of Toronto
as well. He was informed that they, sea
whole, were not so favorable to the Ool-
lingwood route, as the President of the
Board of Trade, Mr, Kemp. He was a
forcible man, and lost no opportunity of
expressing his views. Members who did
not agree with him remained silent,
because they wanted to be loyal to the
President. The argument in favor of the
Collingwood line rests on a study of the
map. An air line to Collingwood would
give the most direct line frotn Fort Wil-
liam to Toronto, according to the map,
but the question was by what route you
can ship your grain most cheaply, and
the Goderioh line had advaubages over the
Oollingwood one. Whereas, by the atlas
it appears to be shorter, by the (hart the
route wee really longer. On slow down
on the Georgian Bay the veseels`had to
make detours to Collingwood nod Owen
Sound. To Goderich they oonld take an
absolutely straight course, Then vessels
had to slow down on the Georgian Bay
because of the shallows. Again, fnaur.
moo was cheaper in Goderioh. Further,
Goderich harbor opened earlier and clos-
ed later than those on Georgian Bay, so
that vessels can start out earlier in the
Spring and can come to Goderioh iu the
Fall when they cannot come to Georgian
Bay points. The superiority of Goderioh
in the saving of time and distance meant
a saving in coal and wages. In every
respect it was the cheaper route, Goder.
ioh harbor was now complete, 8o that yes.
sets drawing 17} feet of water had come
there to Winter, On the other hand, it
would coat hundreds of thousands of
dollars to blast out a channel of rook into
Collingwood and to make a proper har-
bor, These points should be pressed
[Continued next week.]
The Guelph Daily Herald of December
8117, says editorially ;—
The large, enthusiaabio and iefluenbial
convention held in the City Hall, Thurs-
day, may have its ooneummation in the
much desired extension of the 0. P. R.
from thie oily to Goderioh. The dale.
gates present at the meeting were all men
of enterprise and business ability and
ooietituts a force behind the project
which will undoubtedly result in some
Railway Ootnpatiy the advisability of
having the clue extended at once.
The company have now no apparent
mime for further delay in the fultiimeut
of their promise to the city when the '
GuelphJlutetioa was built, They, at
that time, placed themselves, morally,
under obligation to extend the road se
soon as curtain lines, then under cod•
sLruotion, were oompletod, These litres
are now finished, and the city and those
interested in the extension may justly
look for the completion of the road.
Asids from their moral obligations to
Guelph's citizens, it is in the interests of
the Canadian Pacific ltailway Company
to make the extension at once, The
°hurter in the poseossion of the Guelph
Juuctiou Railway directors for this ex.
tenete0 expires in 11301, and the chances
are that it will not be renewed by the
Government unless sumo feasible scheme
la presented for the immediate construe.
tion of the road,
If ,hie charter became invalid, the
Government would be in a good position
to retest) the railway subsidy of 03,200
per mile.
The deepening of the Goderiuh bari.'r,
at a heavy expenditure, for the reeepan.0
at that port of grain and other freight
traffic from the West ; the growth of the
population and inoroase in the mauu•
factoring industries of the Western por-
tion of the provinoe, and the altogether
favorable conditions for carrying out the
project should enable the committee to
present a strong case to the C. P. R.
Company in favor of the extension.
The convention acted wisely in avoid-
ing a dieeussion on the route of the pro.
posed road and in deciding upon the con
oentration of their efforts to persuade the
company to build the line. After this
has been decided the question of the
route can be threshed out by those con-
cerned.
With the matter in the hands of the
strong committee appointed at the con.
vection Thursday, we have reason to ex.
peat good results.
DON'T BUY •
ANY ARTICLE IN 1111u
SS
Line until yon nail and nee
What you can do at
DO aALDS 7'S.
A PDLL LINE OP
Robes, Brushes, Combs, Trunks,
Valises, Whips, Sleigh Bells, &o.,
At Laweet Living Prices.
Single Harness from $7 50 up
GOOD VALUE.
Just received a complete line of
Woollen and Rubber
LAP BUGS,
English Kersey Blankets
and Fine Robes.
These are a photo° lot and
will be sold obeip.
Jno. Donaldson,
The Harness Maker, Brussels.
The Northern Life
Assurance Co'y of Canada,
It le a Yong Company
But vigorous, Ste 50000 s is assured
It is 11 801111 Company
It is obtaining desirable bueinees
I0 Is a Strong Company
Its capital larger than its rerluirenieute
Tho h1IIhnt Tear a Successful One.
THE NORTHERN LIFE
Has laid its foundation arm and strong. On
May 8tat,1e08, it had been in bunions a little
over one year :—
Policiesppliaatione for Iasurauoe reed 3087,500,00
issued, 050,800,00
The oarefuluees of Its management is
emphasized by the feet that it had No
Meath Matins 00 Pt10'.
The Nonxnnax has not BOOamED, busts
building up a permanent, solid, steady bust.
nese. Its management believes in carefully
eeleated small ruga.
The average risk ab present to 01,000. It
carries no largo policies and does nob solicit
thorn•
The Directors au.f Management are well
known, oompotent mod.
11'he Oonepany'e Soundness ensures the
PolioyHoldel'e Safety and Profit.
,..Take out a Polley
THE NORTHERN LIFE
,aosuranee Cosopmty or Canada.
AuTucnrzen x1,000,000
Snneonmltn Capital 855,800
PA1n•up 200,000
Sunman, for security of Policy
Holders, - - 8117,97049
President, Hon. David Mille, Q 0, Minister of
JastIes; Set Vioe,Prea .0 Jones Parke,
Esq, Q O, London ; e,,d Viee-free, Thos
Long, ISM , Toronto and Collingwood;
Medical Director, J D Balfour, Eeq, M D;
Manager, ,Sohn Milne, Etc ; Supt. of
Ageootoe, W I) Findlay, Psq.
immediate and deflnits steps bails taken D. M. SCOTT,
to impress upon the Canadian Pacific GIINEItAL AGISN'r, BRUSSELS.
THE VERY CREAM
Of flue Geo0erioe for the Christmas Season is now being shown by es, every
artiole being bright, clean and fresh, and as quality is the that essential we have
taken epooial Care to seleot only the finest goods for your inepootion. A leek through
our store will show you that one stook of Fruits and Table Delicacies is very oom-
plete, and if you have a eiogle thought Of economy we ask you t0 83amin0 Mir goods
before purebaeiog and whatever yon select in
CURRANTS
RAISINS
PEELS
FIGS
tie anything elite fat fable use, you can r
and giVe your ordets ear best attention.
Oysters by Dish or (wart,
WINGS
CHOCOLATES
EXTRACTS, BPIOES
'
$HI;LLt;D WALNUTS
ds ALMONDS
et assured, wo will do our best to please you,
Fine Stock of Confectionery.
0. H. IB IFth"',L.lFP% ct aCER.
>ya
a w :akr ` nice Was.
�' Sr a.i a
'When the human foot was
fast introduced to shoes it was
exactly OS nature had Made it,
t trmug-•symmetrical—handsome.
It has been revolutionized
f!'.:!.1 n 1 at it was to the foot of
t , day by sixteen centuries of
di-MI.6,1g tightness and freakish styles.
" Slater Shoes " are made to fi t
feet as they are to -day, comfort first,
/but good appearance never forgotten.
Twelve shapes, six widths, all
sizes leathers and colors.
Goodyear welted, naive and price
!tamped on the soles,
$3.5o and $5, oo.
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Downing Bros., - Sole Local Agents
iA
'rte
When .Tt Comes to
rP ijiture
We have something to say of special interest to everyone
who has a home to provide for. Whether it is a
.Parlor Suite, Couch,
Bedroom Suite, Sideboard,
Extension Table, Bookers,
Dinira�s Chairs, �r�
P'���!ss�� T "ate RES,
Anything, Everything that is desirable.
We handlthe
e Doherty, Thomas and Dominion Organs
and Pianos. Our prices cannot be beaten. f
Picture Framing attended to carefully and large
stock of Mouldings to select from.
You will make no mistake if you select your furniture at
ti %J 1',,,,'° WALKER'S.
J
HRSTMAS CAKE 1
Every housekeeper will admit that the quality of the ingredients of her Christmas
Oaks or Pudding has a great deal to do with their euoaeae. We sell the Finest Set.
ectad Oleaned Fruits. The beet ie cheapest in the end.
Raisins
Finest Selected Valencies,
California (seeded, in packages),
Oboioeet Sultanas (eeedlese)
Extra Choice Blue Clusters (layers).
Currants
The Ohoioest Seleoted Oleaned Vos-
tizzas. The Beet Flavored.
Candied Peels
Oroeee & Blaokwell'e,
Lemon, Orange and Oitron,
Also 1-1b, paokagee (assorted).
Shelled Nuts
We have something extra in Shelled
Nuts.
Jordan Almonds (the beat grown),
Finest Valencia Almonds,
Grenoble Walnuts.
Finest Layer Figs
New Dates
Pure Spices
We'll guarantee everything we sell to
be absolutely pure and of the beet quality.
Pure Grouod Cinnamon,
Pure Ground Cloves,
Pare Ground Allspice,
Pure Ground Mixed Spice,
Pure Ground Mace,
Pure Ground Nutmegs.
Confectionery
The Newest and Best iu the market.
Oranges, Lemons, rho,
Choicest Barbadoos Molasses
»ark Mlluecavado Sugar
Pastry Flour (especially for; calces)
FRESH' OYSTERS always in etoak, sold by quart or dieb ; cooked or
raw at our Restaurant.
Kerney.
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To supply you with lines of
Seasonable Goods for
the Cold Weather.
—We lava a large stook of Men's, Boys' and Children's
Overcoats in all eines and qualities, that are more
than good value.
—See our extra heavy Frites Uletere at $0.50.
--Men's Pur Coats and Oape. Ladies' Far Mantles, Jae.
gate, Capes, Onperines, Collars, Ruffs and Gauntlets.
—Oar Beaver Coatings in Black, Navy and Brown at $1.85
and $1,76 per yard are metra good .value. Mao our
$1.00 line for Girla' and Children's wear,
—Up-to-date Dress Goods Cheap,
—Our stock 30 very large and well assorted in all De.
partmento.
Everything Cheap. N
o Fa
ncyPrees,
—December SanaPatterns t d rd to hand.
o
--Call mud get a Fashion Shoe, PREM.
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