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Vnless we gala se4,tre a larger to Wo purpose giving itp the Toy
beeiness and we have dooided to 0011 this season our entire. sleek of
Xmas Toys, oamprising A B G BlPok0,1?11410 Biooks,. Building Bleoks,
Qut-up Pieturee, Ifeives, Forka and Symms, Toy, Engiuee and Care,
Dogs 4hasing the Rabbit, Tree Banka, Moving Doge, Battles, Chimes,
Tope, Rule Britania, Down Went McGinty, Toy Plat Irene, Toy Fur.
niture,-Toy Watches, Trumpets, F1aTi Tasks, 1'unoli Dind,Tudy, ldorae8,
Animals and everything alae in Toys at
oduation of 26 per cont.
It would be well on the part of our customers to some early while
the stook is mare complete and to avoid the rush that we invariably
have the day before Xmas. Qnr stook of 4hoioe goods suitable for Holi-
day Gifts comprises' those in
CELLULOID, PLUSH AND LEATHER.
We have a One stools of Morroeco Poets
Books, Bibles, Albums, &o,
DEADMAN & McOALL,
Druggists, Optioians, and Fancy Goode Dealers.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
ao0TBEBN EXTENSION W. 0. & p.
Trains leave Bruesele Station, North
and South, as follows:
Goma SOTTTH, GOINGROnTH,
Mail 6.50 am, Mixed 9;45 a.m,
Maness 1159 a.m. Mail 8:16 p.m,
wed ,....... 9:00 pm. Express .,,,, 9:48 p.m,.
�oca,L :etvs
A Chiel'e amang ye takin' notes,
An' faith he'll prent it.
MEao: Oaarssttas.
RENEW your subscription:
MUNICIPAL Nomination on Monday,
30th.
WHEELED vehicles are once more to the
front.
HEAD the Cosgrove Co. on Friday
evening.
CsawTtlAS comes on: Wednesday of
next week.
Soa000 will close on 'Friday afternoon
to re -open on Monday, Jan. 5th, 1896.
Tan next monthly Horse Fair will be
held in Brussels on Thursday, Jan. 2nd.
P6RuaoN County Council minutes, oro wd•
ed oat of last issue, may be found on
Mage 6.
A oenof Cattle was shipped from Bras.'
sets last Monday by Mr. McLean, of
Luoknow.
LAST week a few bicycles were in use,
rather an unusual occurrence in the mid,
dle of December.
A MONKEY wrench was found last week.
The owner may have it by proving prop.
erty and paying for this notice.
LAST Saturday afternoon the Directors
of East Baron Farmers' Institute met
in town and arranged program for next
meeting.
THE Board of Health was to have met
last Monday evening but the only mem-
bers present were the Reeve, Clerk and
J. N. Kendall.
A. Census was in Southampton this
week in connection with an auction sale
of the Vanstone saw mill, held by the
McIntosh & MoTaggart estate.
4 MEETate of the Pabiio Library Board
will' be held on Friday afternoon, at 4:80.
e'olook, to deal with matters of interest
to the prosperity of the Library.
OWNERS Of fast horses had some rare
sport on the ice above the mill dam dur.
ing the past week. A. half mile course
was marked ont and the speeding enjoy-
ed by both horses and drivers,
Leer Saturday evening the Maitland
Skating Risk was opened for the season.
The ice was good and the 'attendance
very large. Thos. Bloomfield is in corn.
mand. His motto will be good skating,
at a low prise.
NExr Monday the grocery stook, bake-
ry, plant and residence of Jao, Grewar
will be offered for sale by publio auction,'
at the Queen's Hotel, Brussels, by 1'. S.
Scott, auctioneer, at 4 o'clock. The
grocery stook amounts to about $425.
Terms and conditions of sale may be
ascertained by applioation to A. Consley,
Assignee, or G. F. Blair, bis Solicitor.
SOLD Ouv.—The hardware stock of A.
Hunter bas been sold to Gerry Bros., and
A. M. McKay Co., who took over the
goods the forepart of this week, Mr.
Hunter did a fairly. good business since
starting but three hardware stores is
Brussels were too many, and the above
arrangement will count one out. 'Mr.
Hunter's time is (ally occupied in his of-
fice so that be was unable to attend per-
sonally to the store. It was in oharge of
hie sou Lorne.
A GREAT NATIONAL. WORK.
The Family Herald and Weekly Star
of Montreal is quoted by the best jour-
nals all over the world, and ie regarded
as a high class authority on everything
pertaining to dairying for profit, farming
for profit, gardening for profit, or stook.
raising for profit. The Family Herald
and Weekly Star is certainly a magnifi'
sent newspaper, great value for the sub-
scription, and it is meeting with tre-
mendous 80oaees. The Family Herald
and Weakly Star is really one of the
wonderful productions of the age. ' 1t is
only,a dollar a year, and contains one
hundred and twenty-eight oolumne a
week, equal to one hundred goo') sized
volumes a year.
Tan Standard" Delineator has be-
mired so familiar that it hardly seems
neoeseary to do more than indicate the
good things to be found in its pages, It
celebrates the New Year by an unueually
interesting number, The colored platen
are a fine example of what can be done
in lithography when directed by a real
artist. Stories abound, and brightly
written pages are dove .+d to Dancing,
Fare, Facey -work, E. te.making, and
New Year customs tee world over;
chatty editorials amuse the readers of
"Among Ourselves," and Floriculture is,
as usual, treated by the master hand of
.Oben Rexford. There' are pages of
Fanny -Work for Little Fingers, and
others for big once, including a farther
number on Leather Work. Dainty cal-
ondate are described end illustrated and
is the pages on "How to be Beadtfful"
the hygiene of the skin is dimmed. In
addition there are some fifty pages of
nes dee1gue for my lady's wardtobe, and
excellent articles on Millinery and 'Cook.
cry..
Tan New gives the news.
A DAR of cheese for London, England,
was shipped from Brussels this week.
R. RoAon'e setter dog was poisoned
daring the past week but pulled through.
BEAD the advte. in T2E POST. Tt may
mean the saving of many dollars to you
in a year.
IN the school report published last
week the name of Nora Kendall, 288
marke, was omitted from the list by Mise
Downey, the teaoher.
THE young gentlemen who bave reach.
ed their majority will feel inclined to
sing "I would I were a boy again," .when
they find Constable Wright after them
for a dollar poll tax.
MemioLM BLACK, teacher at S. S. No. 4,
Morrie, gave his pupils a half holiday last
Monday, when a sleigh ride to Brussels
was indulged in. About 45 boys and
girls came to town and put in abusy time
eight eeeiug for an hour or more.
101 YEA= ons.—Last week Mr. Collie,
near Blyth, brought a family heirloom to
T. Fletoher, jeweller, for repairs, in the
shape of - a gold ring 101 years old.
Around the place usually 000npied by a
atone is a chola of 40 pearls and within
this was the motto, "Not loot but gone
before," on white enamel, now obilterat.
ed. The inscription inside of the ring
is "Jane Shell, died January 19th, 1794."
The keepsake is prized very highly.
A. F. & A. M.—Tuesday evening the
annual election of oMoere for the ensuing
year in connection with St. John's Lodge,
No. 284, A. 1''. & A. M., took place with
the following. result :—
H. James, (re.elected) W. M. ;
S. Wilton, 8. W. ;
Geo. Halliday, J. W. ;
J. A. Creighton, Secy. ;
Thos. Fletcher, Treas. ;
P. J. Bishop, I. G.
J. Y. S. Kirk, Tyler.
The above will be installed and 'the. ad-
ditional officers appointed on St. Johb'e
night, Dee. 27th. Total membership, 55,
with an average' attendance of 22 during
1885. The Lodge is in a healthy con-
dition and well managed. R. W., D. D.
G. M„ Jae. Walmeley,of Wiartou, is in
charge of North Huron District.
HousE os REraec,—It has been decid.
ed that visitors day—that is for the gen-
eral public—at the House of. Refuge, will
be on Thursday afternoon of every week.
Relatives of inmates only will be allowed
to visit on Sunday. Obtuse 15 of the By
law prohibits Sunday visiting by the
general pnblie.—The telephone line ie
now complete between the House and
Clinton.—Religious service will be held
every Sabbath afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Mr. Laird, manager of the Waterloo
HMO of Refuge, made' a visit to Clinton
and inspected the House. He was ex.
ceedingly well pleased at the equipment
and furnishings and highly compliment-
ed Mr. and Mrs. French on having so
quickly, and without previous experience,
mastered all details necessary to the care
of the inmates.
FAIR PLAY Is ALL HE. WANTS.—The
Toronto Globe gives the following brief
account of J. D. Ronald's defense of his
Fire Engine in the Queen city :—The
Pavilion was on Saturday evening the
scene of a public meeting, called to pass
jadgrnent upon the action of the Fire and
Light Committee in throwing out the'
Ronald tender. for the reco0tly purchased
fire engine, 'eoause of an informality in
the specifications and purchasing a
Wateroue engine at a post of $300 more
than the. Ronald. The speakers were M.
Ronald, who, in. extremely vigorous
fashion, denounced the action of "boss
Meblurrioh and Chief Graham, his man
Friday," and pointed out wherein be
considered hie engine better than that
accepted, J. T. Moore and E. A. Macdon-
ald, who endorsed his remarks. A reso-
lution was passed censuring the action of
the committee and asking Council to call
for new tenders and to teat all engines
presented after fresh tenders are palled
for against a Ronald, which the maker
offers for immediate nee to the city. Ex -
Mayor Clarke, who was not present,
Captain Hood, J. T. Moore and Chair-
man James Stewart, were appointed to
present this resolution to Council on
Monday.
Sons 0r' Seoneor.—.The officers ,elected.
for Camp lien Lomond, No, 81, for: 1898,
are as follows :—
Chief, Dr. Graham ;
Chieftain, J. H. Cameron ;
Chaplain, Rev. Jno. Rose, B. A. ;
Recording•Seoretary, A. Straohan ;
Financial -Secretary, D. 0. Roes ;
Treasurer, A. Reid ;
Marshall, Angus Lamont ;
Standard Bearer, Geo, Robb ;
Senior Guard, D. G. Hogg ;
Junior Guard, Wm, Martin ;
Pipers, D. Stewart and T. Ballae-
tyne ;
Examining physicians, Drs,
and McNaughton ;
Trustees, D. Stewart, J.
and D. C. Roes,
Graham
McAlpine
The annual concert will not be held this
Beason, but a local entertainment sub-
stituted, at which Lawyer MoOallum, of
Paisley, D. D. H. C., will deliver an ad.
drese en "The Benefits of the Order."
Dr. Campbell, the enthusiastic Scot, of
Seaforth, is invited to speak on "The
Songs of Burne." Scotch songs and reel -
Wiens will also be rendered by 'local
talent, Friday, January 17th, ie the
date selected, and the gathering will be
held in the Town Hall.
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POTAL (Autllorized) 0 . 22,000,000
Agencies In all prfa*e'tpat )pinto in Ontario, Quabee,Nfanitoba, iVnited States (C. -Ragland,
.4 G}eneritl Seeking Business Traneaoted.,, Farmers' Notes Discounted,
Drifle Iesued and Gollegtlona made on all points.
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT,
f08013et allowed on deposits of $1.00 and upwards from flat of deposit to date of
withdrawal and oompoended half yearly,
SPECIAL ATTENTION 60703 TO TEE -0001 COLLECTION or FenMEne' SALE NoTaa,
Every facility afforded Oustomere livlug at dietanoo.
J. A.,STEWART. MAltcoao.
11.111.6111112.119.90 4IM11.1.6116...
Two car loads of horses were shipped
by Mr. Parker on Wedneeday for Lon-
don, England, He a000mppniod the
shipment,
Baerrra Bites. are still the owners of
the mother of "Wanda",and they have
aloe a.half slater to the latter from
"Slander."' These with "Topsy" 9,115
"Letter B" keep them in the fast stock
lief yet.
Tai neoeseary outfit for the proposed
fife and drum Band, in o0nneotion with
Brdssele Orange Lodge, has been order.
ed. The instrumentation will consist of
10 fifes, 1 flute, 1 piccolo, 1 triangle, 3
snare drums and a base drum, 17 in all.
Prentice will be commenced at once, H.
L. Jaokson being engaged as inetruotor.
,NEAT Wona.;—Coonoillor Leatherdale
has finished a fanoy oheoker board that
ooptains 1082 pieces of wood, The blocks
in the centre are early maple and walnut
and the border sherry, walnut and maple,
lalaid. It is a very neat piece of work,
He bas another board in course of eon•
etraotion in which there will be 1300
pieces.
Tan Cosonovae.—Friday evening of
this week the Cosgrove Company give one
of their unique and attractive programs
in the Town Hall, ander the auspices of
the Odd Fellows of Bruesels. They are
well known here and should draw a good
house, as the musical bill of fare promis-
ed
is one that will be sure to please.
Their musical glass trio ; mandolin,
guitar and banjo quintele ie said to be
extra goad.
A roxpNanutr social was bald in the
sol o i r'u"m of the Methodist church last
Tuesday evening, for the Junior Epworth
League. After refreshments an interest -
ng program was given, the musical and
iterary part of whioh was as follows :-
Address by Rev. G. H. Oobblediok ; solo,
Nora Kendall ; reoitation, Herbert
Mitchell ; duett, Lizzie Downing and
Thnrea Gerry ; recitation, Myrtle Nott ;
nett, Nora and Alice Kendall. The
onnnzrams and "gold digging" provoked
good deal of amusement. Miss M.
Moore is the Superintendent,
PUBLIC) LIBRARY,—This week Post-
master Farrow and Councillor Gerry.
ave canvassed the business portion of
russele West of ' Turnberry street for
embers to the fine library in connection
ith the Public Library and we are
leased to bear they did well. Jae. Fox
nd W. H. Kerr have similar work to do
n. Brussels East and will be glad to meet
ith the same hearty reception accorded
he other gee�tlemen. The Library and
ree Reading Room speak for themselves
nd afford a suppiy of the best books and
apere to its patrons, for a whole year,
for the smell sum of one dollar. Amem.
erebip ticket would be a nice Xmas
ift.
A WHOPPED —"Tea BRUSSELS POST says
bat Dr. Campbell, of this town, has re.
geed hie physiciaasbip of the House of
efuge and that Dr. Shaw has been ap.
ointed in his plane. The editor, being
eeve of Brussels, and having attended
e late meetieg of the County Council,
ught to know differently. Oar readers
ill be astonished to hear that the story
made out of whole;cloth. Evidently
e editor of Tan POST is not a disciple of
eorge Washington to an alarming ex-
nt." The above aide splitting funny.
m is from the oolumne of the Seaforth
un and shows how badly a man can
ve himself . away when he does not
ow what he is talking about. Here is
hat Tan POST said, and we will leave it
a discerning public to draw their own
o°elusions as to, the "whopper" teller,
all at the same .. time we advise the
riter of the Sun paragraph to eat a bar -
1 of Coleman's salt, as he is slightly
eeh :—Dr. Campbell, of Seaforth, has
eposed of his practice and will remove,
is said, to Brooklyn, N. Y. Owing to
is the County Connell will have to ap-
int a new physician for the House of
Page. Dr. J. W. Shaw, of Olintoo, is
ely to receive the. appointment.
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Business .Locals,
GRooERIEe at McAlpine''e.
DRY etovewood at McCracken's.
Mmit for Bale. Apply at this office.
01105155 and piano to rent. R, Leather.
dale.
Iv you want robes or blankets call on
H. Dennis.
2 on 3 good second -band Organs for
sale cheap at R. Leatherdale'e.
LARGE stook of light harness sold at low
prices. H. Dennis.
Oen horse collars are all warranted.
H. Dennis.
Boors and shoes oheap and good.
I. C. Richards,
FREE band crayon enlarging done ap
A 1 at Brewer's gallery, Smith block.
SINOIR harness cheap, and a good stook.
always on hand. L 0. Richards.
BORES, blankets and bells very cheap.
T. 0. Riobarde.
Num your rubbers, boots and shoes to
us for repairs. We do them oheap and
good. I. C. Rioharde.
Jas. MCALPINE bait put in a line of
Groeeriee. Everything new and fresh,
no stale goods.
You oat get Organs from $25 and up
and sewing machines at elually low
prides at R. Leatberdale'e.
TO don't keep wash tube or scrub
Mansholt, but just what you Want in the
Grooery line at McAlpine's.
ALL the choicest fruits of the 8e00oe,
also large aesortment of Fancy China
and Glassware suitable for Xmas press'
ante at Thomson'e,
8/motet; Cure, the great Dough and
oroup Mire, i5 in great demand: Docket
size containt twenty-five doses ; only 26
dente. Children love it. Sold by Jas.
FGF, druggist, Brussels.
Gaeta Beee.—Largs size, full 16 oz.,
only $1,90 per dozen, at Smith & Mo•
Laren's. ,
KARLts Clover Root will purify your
blood, olear your complexion, regulate
your bowels and make your head clear as
a bell. 25 ate., 00 ata. and '$100. Sold
by Jae. Fox, druggiet, Braseele,
Sews made to cat feet and easy, Seo.
ond•hand saws bought and sold. Point-
ers given on saw filing and the care and
management of saws, on Queen street
East, by T. McGregor, of Brussels, Ont.,
Master of Sawe.
°enTAIN Sweeney, D. S. A., San Diego,
Cal,, says ;—"Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy
is the first medicine I have ever found
that would do me any good," Price 50
Dente. Sold by Jae. Fox, druggist, Bras.
eels.
ALL kinds of saws 'cleaned, gummed
hammered, jointed, set, filed and oiled
at Queen St., East, by saw filer, T. Me.
Gregor. Bruesele. Sawe may be left and
arrangements made at McKay & Cole.
hardware store, Brussels, Ont.
D you are in need of anything in the
furniture, picture framing, window shade,
curtain pole, piano, organ or sewing
machine line oome and get my prices be.
fore you buy; It will save you money.
No trouble to show goods. R. Leather.
dale.
Omuta or CHRONIC) CATAIt,g,-A wonder-
ful eure.—J. W. Jennings, Gilford, spent
between $200 and $300 ooneuiting doctors ;
tried Dixons and all other treetmente but
got no benefit. One box of Chase's
Catarrh Ogre : did me more good than all
other remedies. In fast I consider my,-
self cured and with a 26'oentbox at that.
MILLER—Dainas. At the Methodist par
eonage, Walton, on Tuesday, Dec.
17th, by Rev. W. M. Pomeroy, Mr.
Robt. Miller, of Morrie, to Mise
Maggie Dennis, of MoKillop.
Nroao eoN—JaNRn,s.—On the llth of
December at the re9idenoe of the
bride's father, Daisy Bank Farm,
Turnberry, by the Rev. W. H. Moos,
assisted by Rev. I. B. Waliwin,
B. A., Mies Mary Grace, second
daughter of Mr. Thomas Jenkins, to
Mr. William Nicholson, of Toronto.
Ozena. -In Morrie, on Deo. 12th, the in-
fastClerk: son of Wm: Clark, township
SHARP,—In Ethel, on Deo. 17111, Eliza-
beth, relict of the late William
Sharp, aged 85 years, 5 months and
' 9 days.
TOYS
DOLLS
DEC, 20, 1895
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Paste this 311 your hat Mild, keep it for refs+ e)1ce
Beside the Bonnie Briar Bush,
redeced t0 31.00.
Nine Linen Picture Books, 5o. eaelf.
Lovely Zama and New ')fear Garde,
25o, per doz.
BeautCelluloidlPhoto. Tinted
i:e tISOo.to 63 eaoh.
Gentlemen's Trevollipg Companions in
eolid leather, 32.00 to $8,03 each.
Nice Picture Books, 10, each,
Moon Mirrors, 25o. and 60e,
Guff and Collar Sete, $1;23 08021.
Photo, Holders, 15c. and 25o. each.
Toilet Oases, Celluloid, 31,00 eaph,
Eibleo, 26p. to 35.00 eaoh.
Beautiful Garde, Booklets and Calendars
all prim,
Celluloid Odor Cases, $1.40 each,
Nloe Lino of the ,Poets from 60e, to
$2.50 eaob.
Crokieole, ,.,$1.25.
I.,oat Heir, ,... IOo, ,b 25o.
Nations,
Dominoes,
Bagatelle,
Flipe,
168, et 25o.
25a,
10o, & 25o,
Frog Pond,. .,. 268.
Telegraph Messenger.... Tho.
Fell Peed, ... 25o,
Bean. Bag, ,,. 260,
Halma Improved ,... 26e.
Paroheosi, , 258.
The Ooean Noe,
Forte
Logomaohy,
Authore, 5o. & 20o.
,The Bicycle Race, ," 25o,
Jaok'Strawo,' . 25o.
China, China,: 10o..
GrrasiTEEN'S HOTEL, FOX,' S DRUG ST OR,E.
Q17
F0B SALE OR TO RENT.-
with: woodehop blacksmith
a go ai business and
a flrat•claes stand. Apply to
,I0AN WYNN, Broesela,
QTRAYED FROM THE PREM.
fq Junes, thr ethe
red yearling heitore heAnyy in-
formation leading to their recovery will be
thankfully received, •
29 4 .. TIHOS..LINEHAM,'
Newry P. 0.
1 TRAYED ON THE PREM
zone of the undersigned' Lot 17, Con. 14,
Grey, on or about Nov. let, a h year old steer,
rod In color. The owner is requested to
prove property, pay expenses and take him
away. L. MoNEIL,
.28.4 Oranbrook P.O..
AREDUol'ION OF 25 PER
oBNT—We have decided too out of
Toys untirwo'eau secure' a larger store. We
therefore offer a discount of 25 per cent, to
clear them out. See our advertisement in
left hand soros+ of this page.
DEADMAN & MoCALL,
Druggists, Booksellers &a.
REAL ESTATE.
FARMS FOR SALE.—THE UN.
sale and to rent easy terms fed Tow snips
of Morris and Grey. F S. S$IOTT,Brussele
�ANITOBA LAND FOR SALE.
—100 acres of good Iarm land at
Springfield, 8 miles from .Winnipeg, is offer-
ed for sale at alow price. The property is
North East 3 Sse.10,Twp.11,Range 4,:East,
There is a hoose on the premises and some
breaking done. h'or full particularsas to
price, title &o,, write or apply to
G, F. BLAIR or W. H. KEltR,
20-81 -. Brussels, Ont.
FARM FOR SALE,—THE UN—
nEs=CNBn offers his 100 acre farm, be-
ing Lot 10, Oon. 5, Grey, for sale. There are
about 75' acres under cultivation. On the
premises are a log house, good barn and
other nauseam, outbuildings, - also good or-
chard. School house on corner- of lot. Ina -
mediate possession. 23 aore0of Fall wheat
In. .Also hay and straw on farm. Easy
terms. For price- conditions, I&c., apply to
ALEX. BREMNER. Proprietor, Ethel P. 0.
LEGAL MH CONVEYANCING.
L. TAYLOR BARRISTER,
• Sol. Of 11 and Conveyancer. Callao -
tions
sole,ode. OJfloe—Vanetono'sBlo8m Bras-
sela. 9i -am
7'M. SINCLAIR,
• Soliottor,Coaveyaneer,No tar
Ho, &o. Of6oe-Vanetone'e Bleak, 1y do r
north. of Central Hotel, . Private Funds to
Loan.
1UF G. CAMERON,
,ILL • (Formerly of Cameron, Holt
Cameron,) Barrister and. Solicitor, Goderioh,
Ont. O18ee—Hamilton at., Oppoaito. Col-
borne Hotel.
G F. BLAIR, BARRISTER,
• Solicitor, &o. pate of Carrow &
Proudfoo Ba Office, Goderich.) OMoe over
Gillies & Smith's Bank, Bruesele.
Money to Loan, ' 47
DENTAL.
DB. DAVIDSON
Honor
RaCeeDel University,
Crown and Bridge work a epeofaltyy, Moder-
ate Fees. Satisfaction Assured. Oltee over
Barrett's barber shop, Turnberry 8t„ Brue-
sele. - -
VETERINARY.
D. WARWICK,
ty • Honor Graduate of the Ontario
Veterinary College. is prepared to treat all
diseases of aomeetioated animals.. in a com-
petent manner. Partioalar attention paid
to veterinary dentistry. Calls promptly at-
tended to. OMoe and Infirmary—Four doors
north of bridge •Puraberryst„ Brunets.
MEDICAL CARDS.
JM. ARMSTRONG, M. D.
. Physician Surgeon, University
Me, eta.
Graduate of Toronto )lege 01 Fy Medical
and Member of College N Phdto
and Surgeons,& Co..Ont. ton nt. door W
McDonald & GWalton Ont.
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GOLDV
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WE INVITE YOU TO CALL AND SEE FOR YOURSELF THAT
H. L. Jacksonc, Jeweler.
HAS THE
LARGEST AND ' BEST SELECTED STOCK
OF GOODS SUITABLE FOR
In Brussels, ' Oonsisting a
WATCHES.
Ladies' and Gents' Solid Gold Watches. Silver, Silverine and Gold Filled
Watches.' All makes and designs. Our stock of Watches being very large
we are offering them at Rock Bottom Prices:'
JEWELLERY
Gold Rings, Brooches, Stick Pins, Sword Pins, Bracelets, Lockets, Charms Cuff
Buttons, Watch Chains, Tie Pins, Necklets, Society Pins, Sac., &c. A complete assorted
stock of all lines in Jewellery. Something to suit all in Design and Price.
CELLULOID GOODS
Photo. Boxes, Dressing Cases, Neck Tie J3oxes, Work Boxes, Travelling Oases,
Jewel Cases, and a- host' of other novelties CHEAP! CHEAP l
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS !
Mouth Organs, Violins, Guitars, Autoharps, Mandolins, Banjos, Aocordeons, &c.
Do not miss seeing my Display.
whether they wish tEvery person welcome to inspect the goods
o buy or not:.
H. L. JACKSON Jeweler.
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tP, S,—We make a Specialty of Watch and Jewellery .Repairing. All work guaranteed. Do not
forget the place, opposite the American Hotel, Brussels.