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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1894-4-27, Page 5APRIL 27, 1894 DISTRICT NE [et, . ihThei t ca f . F Business is quiet, D. Milne lost a good horse. Our teaohere are ,attending the Teach• era' Convention at Brueeele this week. Reeve Milne is away to Muskoka. He bee a saw mill et Powoeeall et which be has a big tint of logelto run, .A; a:wood. Rev, A. ILendereob, M, A,, wee in Hamilton attending a meeting of the London and Hamilton Presbyterian Synod. It is rumored that one of our bueineee men is in serious linanoiel straits, and that the Sheriff le about to close up his plane of bueineee. The benefit oonoert for Fred. FloGaw, ananvalid, was a dime) failure as re- garde attendance, but the program as furnished by looal talent was splendid and merited a much Larger audience. Seaa.Yortht. The laorosee club is preparing an en- tertainment in the shape of a minstrel performance and are to produce the lateet eonge, quartettes, choruses, fano), drills and marshes, banjo and guitar solos, ego, A very interesting football match was played,here last Saturday afternoon be- tween Berlin Collegiate Institute and Seaforth Collegiate Institute for the Hough Cup. The game was rather one. sided, Seaforth beating Berlin by a score of five to none, Clinton High School plays here next Saturday for the oup. Virg• UXel:ea•. V. Y. Halliday intends removing to Michigan. A new Heinlzmen piano has been pur- ohnsed by J, Sanderson. Our Young Liberal Club is getting along prosperously and some very fn• • tereating meetings are being held. D. Weir has Bold his property to W. Wilson. Mr, Molielvie purchased the house owned by the latter. Pnnsoxer.,—Thos, Gibson, M. P. P., is expected home very shortly now from his duties at Toronto.—Howard Snell le see. ing the eights in the Weet. Rev, Mr. Davidson intends removing to Mount Forest.—Mrs. Hazlewood was visiting here this week. Her home is in Clifford. ?YBo1oswo th, Mrs. R. R. Spence is visiting her parents near Listowel this week. Ned. Terry and family moved to Lis- towel this week. Hie house here will be occupied by Joe Savage. L O. G. T.—The following is the re. sult of the election of officers in Melee. worth Banner Lodge, I. 0. G. T. :—L. D., J. Mitchell ; C. T., E. G. McDonald; 17. T., A. Belden ; S. J. T., E. A. Mc- Neil ; Chap., E. McBee ; Marshal, A. Terry ; D. M„ M. Mitchel ; G., J. Stew- art ; Sen., J. Armstrong ; Seo., G. Mc- Bee ; 11. Sec., W. Elliott ; Treas., D. McDonald. GONE .Hotrs.—Last Tuesday Bella Scott received a summons from the angel Death to come home. Mise Scott has been an invalid for nearly 25 years with some severe form of rheumatism which rendered her almost entirely helpless. All through Ler life she exhibited mark. ed Christian patience in het affliction, and her cheerful bearing endeared her to all who knew her. The funeral took niece Wednesday forenoon, at 11 o'clock, and was oonduoted by Rev. Mr. Ballan• tyno. The procession went to Listowel, thence by railway to Sbakespsare, where the remains were laid to rest in the ram. ily cemetery. .1Lisetovie eel. The Listowel Spring Show was held on Friday, 18th inst, The day Wee fine and the attendance of farmers and stook - =leers was unusually large. The show wag the beet yet held by the Live Stook Assoofation. There were 21 stallions en. tared and 11 bulls. Following are the prize tekere :—Stallions—Heavy draught, imported, with registered pedigree, four entries, let John Wilkinson (Allan O'Olo- ohkie), 2nd Michael Leaitoh's Gold ; heavy draught, any breed, four entries, let A. B. Weaver (Prins of Oxford), 2nd Andrew Thompson (Lord Haddo) ; Can- adian draughb, 8 year old and under, one entry, E. Winstone (MoCracken, jr.) ; Standard bred horses, four entries, let Nidd Bros. (Oliver Winker), 2nd Kidd Bros. (Oliver Twist) • Thoroughbred, one entry, Kidd Bros. (Ten Broeok) ; Car- riage and Roadsters, seven entries, let Jno. Wilkinson (Pilot), 2nd John Calder (Membrino George). Bulls—Durhnms rekietered, any age, five entries, let David Milne (Porfeotion), 2nd Joseph Cumber- land (Wallace Boot•Blaok) ; Durhams, 2 years and under, five enti lea, let John Cooper (Perfeotion Model), 2nd Joseph Cumberland (Major) ; Ayrshire, any a ono entry, Robert Jeuning. The judges were J. Gardhouee, Highfield, and E, Jackson, Downsview. 4G -rev. The Listowel Fishing Olub expect the arrival of 10,000 speckled trout fry in a few days, the first instalment of fielr for two streams in Grey rebirth they are stocking. The Brussels olroese factory is being thoroughly overhanled by tbo new pro. prietofe, Messrs, Harris & MoLnuohlin, and they expect to commence operations on Monday, May 7th. Would it not be well for every Patb- mkster in Grey township to give a careful rending to the Bulletin reoently published by the Ontario Agrioultural Department on "Common Country Roads?" I believe there is a great waste of time and money in the way statute labor is often -done and it is High time there was some uniform method followed in every beat in the township. The Towner (Dakota) Independent, save :--Jnmee Lymburner and bride ar. rived Tuesday. They immediately left the city for his home on the ranch where Mr. L, has prepared a comfortable reef• dance for himself and wife, M. Lym• burner ranks in the lead of the euc0esaful younin the stoolc bust nett in this eonntwbo are y, engaged well and fav- orably known to all within ite borders. Phe bride, Miss Belle McDougall, of Brussels, Ontario, was a former resident . of this county and is held in high esteem by all who were acquainted with her, The marriage ceremony was performed at the home of the bride, March 14. The Independent joins their many friends in d wishing them a long and happy voyage on the sea of maimed life. Srarret'3enr..—The following interesting partiOuhurs far Grey tawuahip, 1804, are t L R1 , sea from Asa es e0' t 4 I0. L1 vmtuna I loll •— No. of ehilalrltn between 5 auil 10 years, 910 ; No. of children hetweeen 7 and 18 years, 4081 No. of cfiildrou between 16 end 21 yeare, 375; No, of mules between 21 and 60 years, 704 ; Total population, 3,023 ; No, of cattle, 7,200 ; N. of cheep, 4,580 ; No, of limes, 2,020 ; No. of horses, 2,178; No, of doge, 877 ; No, of bitubes, 18 ; No. of births 62; No, of deaths, 21 ; oesTotal lean (41,407 ; Totul824 t Nota of scree, swam() enwoodlandd wiolbland, 16' o a ee 070 Total NO. of acres of orchard, 478i ; Total No, of norm fall wheat, 2,7691 No. of etealn boilers, 20 ; Aeseeeed value of real property, 1110,845,00 ; Assessed value of perooual property, 114,900; Total value of real and personal property, 81,080,400. WWI ton. Hotel licensee have been granted to our two hotels in Walton for another year. Seeding it wall advanced in this neigh- borhood. Fall wheat is going backward instead of ahead, however. Rev. T. W. Casette will aaeist Rev. W. Baugh, of Auburn, at his gnartorly ser - violet next. Sabbltth,' W. 15, Gray, of Seaforth, will take the pastor's words at the three appointments on the Walton deceit. On the eomplainb of H. S. Roplcil'k, Poetoflice Iuspootor for the Stratford di. vision c bI Killop,wa crline d 1110 the and township for placing earn on a letter asreps monb p Y of postage a stamp that had been used be, fore on another letter, 1E3Iearth . Rev. J, F. Parke, of Listowel, wag in town on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Jones, of Leadbury, spent Sunday fn town among old friends. Mre. Miles Young returned home on Monday from a lengthy visit amongst friends in Owen Sound. R. Howard is erecting a frame resi- dence on his 50 acre farm which he pur- chased a short time ago. Tenders are called for up to May 5th, by our village fathers for a large quantity of gravel to bo put on our public thorough- fares. On Monday a wedding was solemnized in St. Paul's Roman Catholic church be- fore a good congregation, the contracting parties being T. Corbett, of Hallett, and Mee Maggie Saffron, of this town. We wish them many years of blies. The annual meeting of the Blyth Lawn Tennis Club was held on the 25th inst., and the following ofhoers elected n—Hon, President, Bev, T. E. Bigley ; President, J. S. McKinnon ; Viae President, J. M. Hamilton ; Keo.-Ptee., F. W. Tanner ; Capt., Dr. W. J. Milne ; Committee of Management, 0. E. Tanner, Dr. Fergu- son, A. li. Tierney, Frank Metcalfe and T. W. Scott. The club is in a flourishing conditiou, and es usual, will put a strong it team e field For malaise. On Monday the regular sitting of the 12th Division Court was held before Judge Doyle. The most interesting case which occupied the most of the day was tried before a jury. F. Metcalf sued Rev, J. F. Parke for payment of notes to the value of 13100 with interest, wbiolf the defendant gave to help liquidate the debt of the church of which he was pas- tor some years ago. After several wit- nesses had been examined the judge ad- dressed the jury. They retired for a short time and brought in their verdict that the defendant pay half note and interest and coats, the plaintiff half of costs of Court. THE BRUSSELS POST The trouble woe a malignaub growth Pe the mouth, eetendine to the throat, ear and nostrile, ,A year ago he experienced trouble of a similar nature, bet apparent. 1 d y fully reooversd, during the summer of 11388. 'Thio winter, However, it returned on him and finally developed into eaueer. Tho deeet)oed we a prgrinelt men in politics, having taken a leading part in Committee work in elrlloet every eleulioc eampalgn'in the Bite, and teas a Conget'. vativs, He came to this oo5dtey some thirty-four years ago, and has resided in the city ever since. He leaves a widow, two 80110, William and John, and three daughters, Mee. W. Brook, of Woodetoolc, Mre, W, Shannon and Mies Florence - also four brothers, Henry, Anmos and Robert, of the oily ; Rev. Joseph Pring, of Biuevale, and one sister, Mrs. Bolton, of Brantford, to mourn the death of a kind patent and attentive brother, He 0000eeded by bueineee tact and frugality. to accumulate a considerable amount of property. The widow and the eldest son, William, were appointed hie joint exaontore to manage the affairs of the estate. He will be greatly missed by a frost of friends in London and elsowbere. 161toa•i•Yl:c. James Praetor is not improving in health, Mrs, It. Gibson is on the siolt list at present, ,Alex. Russell, 6th Hue, is suffetiug like Job of old, at present. The stone miemns aro at work ou 111(). Michie'() house tine week. Chas Wheeler wears a 10x24 smile since April 12th. It's a daughter. Miss Maggie Agin was visiting Mende in West Wawanosli Jest week. The little daughter of S. Irvine is re. o wetting from its resent oceut illn ees. Wm. Kerney, 4th line, has been on the sick het from an attack of quinsy. Miss Maggie Agin hots gone to Sea• forth this week to work at the tailoring. Miss Bella Scott is home from Port Hume owing to the illness of her father, Mrs. Miskimmons and Mrs. Conery haue taken up their abode in Sunshine for the Summer. Messrs. Thuell and Brown, with men, have completed the stone work of a large barn for M. Kelly, 7th line. Joseph Keragban and wife, of St. Augustine, were visiting on the 0th line on Wednesday of last week. Calvin Campbell is busy preparing to have his barn raised for the purpose of putting a stone wall beneath, J. Molllurray took a trip to the Soo recently. We think John might give us a brief sketch of his adventure, Mrs, Jno. Budd, Srd line, who has been under medical care in Brussels for the past six weeks returned home Inst Saber - day. The mason work contract on Jno. R. Miller's new house has been let to Messrs. Coombs dc McDonald, and the carpenter work to W. Fogel, of Ethel. Jae. who was so daagerouslyof Escanaba, 11 last Winter, has reoovored and has been at work for several weeks, we are pleased to state. The question of union, in, which so many of the Presbyterians of Belgrave re deeply l. about 1 fe a tfoot bald W ieeln'villiothe final kf ok take place, and where ? ,We regret to hear of the illness of our oland highly esteemed friend, Adam Scots, who over 20 yea1 years. The old gentlemas resided in anrhes is rbeen ill for the past week. He is about 78 years of age, We hope he will soou be ell right again. The appeal in Huron Co. vs, Morris township in oonneotiou with the question of maintenance of bridges bas been further adjourned and will not Dome be- fore the Court until next month. The delay ie occasioned on account of the Local Legislature dealing with the law bearing on this matter, Nelson Thornton, Morris, near Bine- vale, Buffered the loss of his house and a great portion of Elie contents by fire. It is supposed to have originated from a spark patching on the roof, Mr. Thorn- ton tenders his most heartfelt thanks to the neighbors who turned out and aaeist- ed at the fire. They turned out again and ereoted for him a frame two-storey houeo on the old foundation, 14x25, which was so far completed that he was able to move into it on Tuesday of last week— only one week after the fire, '4'Vin;; little, Mayor Hanna's two brick residenoes on John street are being rapidly pushed for. ward. D. ef. Gordon was in Remitton last week, attending the meeting of the Synod of Herriston and London, G. W, Thompson, of Toronto, an or• ganizer for the Canadian Order of Chosen Friends, is in town trying to organize a sound! of that order, Dr. J. P Kennedy has purchased from J. 5. Jerome the property l ntely owned and occupied by Dr. Meidronl, comer of Petrick and Centre streets, A yonng lad named Will McLean, who wee engaged in Messrs. Batton & Fee- eant'e chair factory, 'had the thumb of his right hand taken off by a saw at nvhieh he was working, John Nichol, aesistant at the Bank of Hamilton in Wingham, goes to Luoitnow to beoome manager of the branch there, Mr. Brown being moved to Ohesley, H. W. Aylwin, of Hamilton fills the gap ore. abed. Geo. MoICenzie.has offered the County a site for the House of Refuge contempla- ted to be erected by the County of Huron, Tie site offered 19 situated just south of the cemetery, and would be a meet desir. able location, week, wan reoeived on Monde the death,, 011 Suda, of in Lae Vegeta, New Mexico, of Jos. Herr, brother of Wm, and John Kerr, of this town, Mr. Net r went west several years ago, on account of hie health, being troubled with long disease. A sister wits with hiin at the time of his death. The re• mains were interred in the 1Vingham cemetery. B1ucv'tt les. Rev. A. Y. Hartley was at Hamilton last week attending the Synod. Joeeph Leech and his lnephe\v, Frank Leech, have charge of bbe post oflleo now. Ft•e,nk Scott, jr., of this place, seemed a scholarship et Trinity Afeclioal Sobool in Toronto at the recent first year's ex• aminaeiml, being third on the honor. liet. The Board of Directors of the Biuevale Cheese Co. at their last mooting passed tine following resolution :—"That our salesman be inetruoted to attend the first meeting of the Listowel, Cheese Board and nee every influence he oan bring to bear against the proposed } ib. np beam weight on cheese, advocated by the aheete buyers of Weetern Oniario, and also against the principle of •oompuleion pre- ,iosed by the Aesooiation to oompel all cheese to be sold only at the different Board meetinge, as thie Company will not auboit to other of the propositions, as both ere contrary to common law and to gay the hest not etriotly honest." Onrr.—John Pring, of 14 (Sopa street, ne of London's old and esteemed t'ssi• onto, posed quietly away to the Great Beyond at 6105 p. m„ Shtesday, 24th, inst., after a long and almost painloas illness. Perth County. Stratford will huy anew road machine. A free letter delivery is being agitated for in Stratford. It should Dome. Stratford's water -works pumps are to have a. daily capacity of 5,500,000 gallons. Fred. Davis has entered a suit against the town of Illitahell for $22 for stuff that wee damaged by water. On the advice of his physician, Coen. cillor Whyte,.of Mitchell, bac sono South for the benefit of his health. St. Marys is to have a lady insurance agent. Miss Whitworth has been ap. pointed loon -I agent for the Sun Fire Oo. Wm, Boyd, son of the late Jas. Boyd, St, Mary's road, ncordentally shot him• self in,Olinton, B. 0., recently. The ball lodged in the ehonlder blade and was re. covered. Boyd is improving. A. 0. Morton, M. P., who moved in the British Commons to abolish the Duke of Edinburgh's annuity, formerly lived in Stratford. He emigrated to Canada when a poor lad, but returned and made his fortnne. The frame dwelling on the west side of Salina street, Sb. Mary's, owned and oe, copied by Wm. Simmons, was badly damaged by fire about noon on Wednes• day. The coutente were al! eaved. Lose about 8100 ; insured in the Meroentile of Waterloo. Cause, e, defective chimney. Mr. Flagg bag completed the mesoes- ment of Mitchell and returned his roll. In personal property an inoreese of 115,. 005 is shown over last year ; income, $1085 ; and real estate, 89,b75, or a total increase of $15,805, There are seven less doge, and five less bitches. Cattle, two more ; horses, twonty.seven more ; deatl ne four Cllr more and births six lees, The population shows an increase of forty-two over last year. A Mitchell paper says:—The Salva• tion Army paused considerable amuse. ment in town Monday evening. Their forces were strengthened by 31 contingent from Stratford. One of the number, an Icelander, who wore a kind of a gown, carried a long pole, and sprang into the air like an acrobat, and out such figures that many children oompered him to a bear trying to olimb a greasy pole. The crowd shouted, the drums were beaten loud, and women sang as though they were never to sing again., Mitchell Sporting aseooiation avoided to have epoete on May 24th and elected the following officers :—T.Ionarery Fresh dent,\ V. R. Waterbury 1 president, Ryan ; vice president, J, W, Doyle ; socrelary, Wm. Martyoo ; Treasurer, .Tolle Broderlolt, with a number of actin(; ofors, loak iug fire broke out intheupperrtotory, of tnthe eoetnflice builclipg, Stratford. It was cll.cove•ed by the caretaker, who, ,14th laic family, ()soupy that portion. The firemen were promptly on hand, and sue, Deeded in preventing the flee from spread. ing below bhe upper flet. The fiat im. medlatsl beneath contains the offices of the oollocbor of ouetoms and collector of inland revenue, while the postoffioe pro• per 0000pied the ground floor. They were badly deluged with water, hub not otherwise injured, The olden of the poetofliue Inspector, which occupied the rear part of the building, eeoaped in. jury. For Boma weeke paet plumbers have been engaged in rooting the building• with metal, and 1110 supposed that the conflagration resulted from fire they had carelessly left behind the evenin0 before,, For forty years the principal of a young ladles'sohool in Copenhagen has been respected as a lady. Lately, "'she's became veru rude to one of hog pupils and was arrested. After two days ineeeeerab• ion it was noticed that "she" needed shaving. Then it became manifest that the principal wits really it men. Leaves of the fallen palm in Ceylon sometimes attain the lentih of 20 feet with a width of 15 feet. They are used by the natives in making tents. The leaves of the double Cocoanut palm are 80 11feet often long, ,while those of t hsz n. aja ream on the banks of the rivers of Brazil are 80,netimes 50 feet long and from 10 to 12 feet wide. Notice to Creditors. Pursuant to the previsions Of Chantor110, Section 80, of the 0evieod Statutes of Outer. 15, and amendments thereto, 130100 is here - by given that all persona having claims 35q1111,)0 tbo estat0 of Oeor a 9kolton, .late of tare To,vnebip oP &tarrla, to the County of Huron Yeoman, who died on or about the Twnelfth day of April, A. D. 1894 are hereby to W. M ired eiono1 to r,bof the Yithxge of B deliver in the County of Huron, Solicitor for the Akeentore of the estate of the said George nary i rb deceased, y w i►'ou or • 5894, aaetatetrhteat tutwp ih. ing of their names and addresses and the lull partie care of their claims and of the securities (if any) hold by thorn, and that after the said Twelfth day of M,ty,the Ex- eoutors ,elll proceed to distribute the assets of the said George Skelton, amongst the parties entitled thereto, bavls regard only win oh the claims of wbh notice 00all have been given as above required, and the said lexec- ntere will not he responsible for the said assets, or any part thereof, to any poison or persona, of whose claim notice shall not have been received at the time of such dis- tribution. Dated at Brussels the Seventeenth day of April, 1,.1).1804, W. AI. SINCL:IIR, Solioitor for the Executors. ��1pI1110P]I Olearing Sale Of the Whole of Good Brothers' —STOOK OF— STET ME BOOTS; SHOES Slipper's, Rubbers, &e. Crockery, Ctlina, & Glasswar .Eats and Caps, d Groceries, Shop Furniture, o. e to make way for the new Grocers, Messrs. 'Taylor St Smillie, at —"aSlaughter Prices. The stook must be sold as we have no room for the goods in Seaforbh. No ren. sortable offer will be refused. FOUR MONTHS CREDIT will be given on all purchases of 131.00 and upwards, purchasers to furnish Approved Joint Notes, The greatest chance ever offered for seenriog seasonable goods et boo, on the Dollar and upwards, and 4 months to pay for them. 5032 ptLire Boots at 500, on the j1 1000 75e. on the 13 800 men's cC boys' Bate at 50o 011 the 13 Boxes of Boots at 28o, a pair, Boxes of Boote at 500, a pair. Boxes of Boots at 131.00 a pelt'. Men's Felt Hale, 25o, 50c and 750 that coot over twice the money, I "Butter and Eggs Talteu, FRESH LI 'M rata ORANBROOK LlM'E WORKS Have .us Supply of Fresh Lime on band that will be sold at 74 0. PER BUSHEL. We have Limo for stone and brick work and plastering. None better in the Market. a t GAryl 114BROS., 58 4 ORANBROOK, NOTICE TO GRED/TORS. IN TML 1\Ltrrrtn or Tea Enters OF Homy LAtany, LATE 01.1 TEE Towxsnn' or MORRIS, IN TEE COUNTY OE HURON, Dn- OxA6nn, Notice le hereby given pursuant to R. 8, O. °bapter 110, See tion 8e, that an creditors and persons having ans yrauyIthsateohesaidflourLnereof e Township of Morris, in the 0onuty of [leant, who died 011 or about the 14th day 0f Janus ary,A, D.,1801, are hereby required to deliver or send by post, prepaid, to Cameron, Holt County of Huof ron, Solicitors tor i Adminis- trator of the said tleery Laumly, an or before the 't'weitly.first day 00' Hay, A.. D„ 5andledaclregses,rtogetherrting of wit particulars of of tl eh' , olefins and i tb 0 nature of the (tf guy) held by them. And further securities of notice A,Dr., 18Q4,1 the said Admluietrattoyr will proceed to diatrlbnae the erects of the thereto, havingS11reg and only parties theciatntsi of which notion shall have been given as re. quired and the said Administrator will not be liable for the said assets 0r any part thereof to any verso or persons of whose claim notice shall not have been received at the time of such distribution. Dated this 7111 day of April, 1804. CAMERON, HOLT ,h HHOLtMES, 90-5 Solicitors for Administrator. Notice to Creditors. Pursuant to the provisions of Chepter 110, Section 80, of the Revised Statutes of On- tario, and amendments thereto, natloe is hereby given. that all persons having claims against the estate of Hannah Wilton,]abo of the Village 01 Brusaele, in the County of Huron, who died on or abort the twenty. fifth day of October, A. D., 1593, are hereby required to send by post prepaid or deliver in the County Hurron,, Village tor for the Administrator, of the estate of the said Hannah Wilton, deceased, on or before the Twenly.eigiri0 tray or April, A.. I), 1894, n statement 01 their names and addresses and the full particulars of their claims and that atter thea said Many) held day of April, the Administrator will proceed to dietribute the assets, of the said Hnnnnah Wilton, amongst the of entitled there- to, having hall have been given lnephe of required and the amid Administrator will not be responsible for the said assets or any part thereof, to any person or persons, of whose claim noticeha received, at the time of snag not t' distribution. boon Dated at Brussels this Slot day of Starch, A, 8.,1891, 88.4 Folicito for Administrator, FOR PARTICULA88 ABOUT THE SETTLERS' TRAINS gg{{(��� ww To d�1AN&CBA AND THE NORTH-WEST Soo r1'oue aeaoet gottroa,2 A5ont, and Doc aeopy of "Free Facts, Farms and Sleepers" J, T. PEPPER, 5.011171', 0130015111. 0tl F i I IIA .l J: E. Brydgrs Successor to El, WILLIAMS L11 SON, Mill street, Brussels, Will keep in Stock and Make to Order CARRIAGE'S 000 Of the following styles :— Single and Double Buggies, Victorias, Village Carts, Dog Carts with Plat- form Gears, Ladies' Phaetons, Doctor's Phaetons, Lumber Wagons, dm., cgs. Repairing and re -painting, Promptly attended to at Moderate Charges. Call and examine stock be- fore purchasing else- where. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. Agent for the Fleury Plows, and Repairs always on band. Everybody should see the Adjoatablo Pole. It will fit any ,,'r, rieither orbg„ buggy or cutter. J. E. BRYDGES, bIt',trvE;c[a. Tie Ludinr C1otAir, Importer of Gents' Furnishings, Hats 86 aapsr Ordered Work a Specialty. Offers a Grand Opportunity to secure a Life Size Airbrush India Irk Portrait Free; These portraits are guaranteed to be made by TuE MARCHANT) PORTRAIT, Co., or TORONTO, LTD., 490 Queen St. West, Toronto, Ont., whose celebrated portraits are so well and favorably known through- out the country, and we take pleasure in announcing to our friends and customers that we have perfected an arrangement with this company, who,•in order to further advertise their work, and upon our agreeing to place our orders in large quantities, are to give us the advantage of their lowest wholesale rates. This enables us to offer for a limited period one of their life-size India Ink Portraits (copied from any Photo you may select) Free of Charge, when your cash purchases at our store amount to $10. These beautiful por- traits are of the same size and quality as have been retailed for years at $15 each. Considering that au unframed portrait would be but a poor advertisement, and in order to see to it that their portraits are not only framed, but suitably and properly framed, the Portrait Co. has made it conditional upon ns that with each portrait we sell a frame—the price is 15.50—subject only to our customers' selection as to style. Call and Select your Frame from our assortment, which in- cludes some of the latest and best designs. You pay for the frame Only. We give you the Portrait Free as a p1'emium for your Cash 'Trade. ' u� w n RIM GOO ria Are very Fine and Sold at Wonderful Prices. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. Good Brothers. Salo l.y' /)OW going Off. BRUSSELS. 0. ONT.