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et the ParrallOge on Thanksgiving bay,
13111(•,,.''_.ls•. Revival service, are bides rondnated at
•W Cumuli.
••Il
SQOiooiu. 111 eT - (hi '1'), r,day last
the boyo of the 0)13 line of !Innis taut n
,oui+'Nt of llwi• shill in hunting and
really wenn of them til need themselves to
11 list altp[mltulept by Rau t ntt3 be modern nimradv by their "ooree. '111e
.11uuinipal polities are moving np calif. (n Wednewlay of 1,3111 wash (l, (aul. silos were captained hy 1. Moon ark, N,
nu 1h oboe roiliest in Turin vary is one of ,et and 11i s .k..1• %.410 T'nrohgll 1(0 ,nutted Sloan, and Recording ding to the ollr+ial n,.nnl
1110 probabilities, in marrhtge at the manse by Rev. D, "'de by I) •Mf'Quarrin, the 811018 aimed
The cheese facto'y berm Hold September Nicoll 8,880 to Steno's 11,130• 'l he high
Forrest. h 1V
and October Make, between I,300 find
1,400 boxes, to Mr. 3 fook fit ani nerds her
ponod. Tie ht'pI1iltb"I' cheese was ship.
ped last Friday, 11r, Ith'Io'.,ald, cheese
maker, ie re engaged far next year at the
san10 salary,
1[3111 fh. •
Miss Edna. Ceras has returned home
from College.
Bev. Mr. Bigley, of Ilanover, ofl1alate(I
in Trinity 0hur011 on Sunday,
8115.00 wee the aneneial result of the
Methodist church anniversary services.
Tbeobnld, of Teeswater, is visit-
ing at her mother's redid0101 et present.
Arthur Tierney loft here last week on
a visit to the land of his birth, England.
Mr. and Mrs. Aabbury, of Chicago, aro
at present visiting their brother, T. Ash-
bury.
The annual meeting of the Foreign and
British Tract Society is to be held in the
Methodist church on Friday evening
when the mem), Bev Mr. Moffett, of To-
ronto, will address the meeting.
Cure's Annow.--•On Monday morning
a large congaogation chiefly of the fair
sox was present in the Roman Catholic
church to witness the tying of the nuptial
Ingot by the Rev. Father McGee, between
Joe. Dwyer, of Detroit, and Miss Mary
Kelly, second daughter of our townsman,
John Belly. They left on the 1:15 train
for their home in Detroit amidst showers
of Hoe, a large number of Iriend0 being
present at the station to witness their de-
parture.
Men h.
A skirmish over the municipal eloc-
lions i0 reported.
The G. T. R. will build a siding to
Coleman's foundry.
DyplLherla is very prevalent in town,
some deaths have been the result.
The firemen inland holding their en-
amel ball and supper on the evening of
Dec. 11th,
Hies Willi,uns, who has been oonduot-
ing evangelistioservices in the Methodist
ehuroh here, goes to Brussels next week.
She has made a host of friends in Sea -
forth.
D. Johnston, of this town, was in To-
rontolast week as a delegate from the
Collegiate Institutebottrd to the provin-
cial mecting of Collegiate Institute
trustees.
The Sun says :—Wo understand that
it i8 the intention of the W. C. T. 0. to
petition the mayor and coal ell to grant
n reduction in the number of licenses
isoned next year.
0. L. Papet, a Sel3forth jeweller, ac-
cused Robert Barrett, a laborer, 011)0 re -
Facies in the saute place, of wearing out
his (Paget's) overshoes. So Barrett
alleges, at any rate, and the latter lits
entered snit for 81,000 damages in con -
sapience.
11101;; rtive.
Joseph Clegg shipped a carload of
ialnbe from hero last week.
A large number of fowl WOVE disposed
of at a shooting match on Thanksgiving
Day.
Alex. Treleaven, of Langsicle, and
formerly of this place wag in town last
week.
10. Liviugston has been shipping lura
bee and barrel heading in large quanti-
ties from this station.
W. H. Hale, formerly of this place, bnt
lately of 73ellefountaine, Ohio, has been
spending a few days with friends in town.
The annual meeting of the Belgrnve
branch of the British mud Foreign Bible
Society, will be held in the Presbyterian
ebureh on Monday evening Nov. 23rd at
7.30 O'cluelt.
We are pleased to notice that Dr.
Godfrey, of Belgrnve, who has been pur-
suing his studies in Edinburgh, Soothed,
has been doing honor to his Alma Mater,
Toronto University. He has 500ceee-
fully passed all examinations of tho
Royal College of Phyeiciane and Sur-
geons, Edinburgh, and 1,180 that of the
Faculty of Physicians and Surgeons,
Glasgow. The examinations were very
severe. There were in each division 12
candidates. In his 10 were plucked, he
and another alone Doming out triuln•
phant. He was highly complimented
by the President of the Royal College of
Physicians and Surgeons for the high
stand token. The doctor be now in Lon-
don and is expected bank to Belgrnve, in
January to resume the praotiee of his
profeeston. We wish him that success
which his energy and talents so richly
deserves.
Win;:hssen-
The Methodists talk of building a new
church next year.
A silver squirrel was shot by a Wi
ham nimrod a few days ago net far from
town.
Dr, Macdonald M. P., is progressing
very favorably but will not be able to get
about for weeks yet.
An amateur dramatic society will bo
formed in Wingham under the manage-
ment of W. Crawford.
Will MuQuarrie is winning renown in
h08000 ien with his foot ball playing at
Toronto. Ile belongs to the 'Varsity
team.
Rev. '4'vmn. McGregor leas aaoopted the
call so unanimously extended to him by
the oongregalion of the Baptist church,
of this town.
At a recent meeting of the 1, 0. G. T.
Lodge
l1 in
aPP •cationeor Persons dsitoue ofbe-
coming
e
coming
members.
Messrs. Bell's & Gilehrieb, Green 8
Co's furniture factories are now working
over time, 00 00 to be able to fill the
Targe number of orders that have o line
in of late.
The Guild in oonneetion with St Paal'5
church has been re -organized fee the
winter menthe with the following oflb.
eers :---President, Rev. 131, W. Hughes ;
treasure, 11100 DulSold ; eooretary, W.
.1. 'Neely.
A tv0)tbb88' vane arae placed on the
towee of the new bank, which Ogee the
bnildieg a mere finished ep tearance,
Welton cheeps factory snl'I their eheeee
to ilr, Riley, of Ingersoll, for 013.10
(lents per 1mun,1, They had 200 boxes,
It was shipped on Wednesday from Brno.
eels,
''1'he )adioe of the Woman's 111119100
Snolety of 'buff's Miurah, i0teud ltoldlug
their• bazaar and social at the Manse,
Walton, on Dee. 10th. The program
will bo held in the church.
The Royal 'Tempters of Temperance
intend holding a musioal and literary en-
tertainment in the school house on Fri•
day evening, 2711.[ inst. A big time is
expeetedlaud an excellent program is in
ecuran of preparation.
G o s-ric:.
A valuable light of glass was broken
aooirlenta (or otherwise) one night retina.
Gently in the front of McLaughlin & Co's.
store,
Our grain market hos been lively
owing to the fact that prices have ruled
higher hero than meet p 11000 11(3(30 ruled
higher here than most places around.
Air. Kirkby, whu has carried on 1L
tailoring business here for a number of
years, has given up business and gone to
Cheltenham where he has engaged by
eat ludivldnal Biers Was DM( 1n y
1
9lnnn .1,('i8U points, In thn swain' the
you; i1 and beam), of the vieinhy is•
sembled at 111, eficells whore an anj .yttblo
time suns event,
011.111014 13Loa0o1a,-033 Wednesday
evening of this week Jae. Moffatt, of the
Boundary, third son of Gra late George
Moffatt, and Blies MoVettio, of the let
lino, were united In (na1110) any, at the
reoidenee of the bride's pitranta. There
w1e9 a largo company present and a very
pleasant time was enjoyed by all. Rev.
A. Y. Hartley, of Bluovalo, tied the knot
in the orthodox Proebyterbtn style, Mr
and Mrs. Moffatt begin their new life
under emapiuiola cironnettanoes and their
maty fri0ud9, Tits Pose intended, hope
their brightest expectations may be real.
ized. It is said there aro soma others
who are soon going to tie up in this local-
ity.
[1' rd+c•,
John Cardiff ie away on n hinting ex
petition to elnskolta.
Lewis Hollinger hag lensed A. -1.1m1
Turnbull'e farm on the Obi eon.
A number of oar ratepayers attended
the Vetere' List Court at Oranbrook on
Jas. Rogers. This leaves a good opening • Wodneaday fe•ennnn of this woelt' P •yOYil O1tP.ALLL' HOUSE AND
WhyNot Do Your On i11i�1kln
An auction stile of farm stoup, im le• ; > > Y+
fora first elites man in this line. meets tea le announced by the adnunls- CJ Lot P S I i Ir t] 1 k ti b
f late David Maguire for Crovaulu0ls property. li acres of 1 u 1 good
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A. loam fel' nnrvinu no 'Moil' half 1833 amu,
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Y rkidr0330, "(brawl” item," '!'toil 341,1111
to be pall et Pima of nmvre,,, with p1v111
nP u,ta'uhld lrn„In'iamy. 1'a'h,'uo+ mar' Le
won; on nnpli0e ll ,u 111 /10' nw •
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The undersigned will lump 1,0' servi00 this
n•88e1t NIM8015 the Improved largo white
Yorkshh'e pig ' Jtendy" 011 lot 211, 0011.0,
monde, to Wit1011 a limited number of saws
will Ln takes. Teras .11.0.3 to be pall at
lima of sundae, with the privilege of return•
big if 000e40ary, pedigree ,111811 h0 50011 up•
012 1111,11 1OLLU011, 111,111111'1' 14,1'31(15,
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REAL ESTATE.
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DNltelnnnD has several good Farina for
8a30 and to rent, easy terms, In Townships
of Morris and (trey. le S. S0(/TT,ll'nseels.
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(; 110 (11I L'A1'll'I FOR IALL.— x8) CU,.0RS FROM ANY AGENT OF
lf ' '� J. T. PEPPER,
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Rea.•r• (1, i:any 'L'Or,,me, Apply to Agent, Brussels,
W. 10!,NiN(1L11a,
11. Sabeiter, ,tn„ ltrnose's,
J Habig Senth half Lot 27, con, lt, 1(011113, THE COMPANY
1 names, nearly
1113 eIOal'0,1. (1,10,1 1,131,0 (•s
ane young bearing orchard, Immediate pol-
It Berngy has returned from the
( 0 e 11 0 a 31 norm 119 re
t the tratiix n the t l -y . u 'a , ,, 1, o
P•VlaOd. Pn5an85ig,1 iron acv 33131 e. Irot• Bnrseerei, November Ot1,l3ae.
One as weer ,•1013, tarn,8 and n(1(ee iufur aatiml „Indy .T. aL T1CLrseo, (18340111.11,
large amount of grain rotting an the j
of the abominable "seganko" w1L9 enjoy to
ed (7) by the nUYth•5na1 residents of a W.0. 501.N011, Pn5t111ANt1t•,15thel,
little "bnrg" on the Maitland. Whew ! or 11011 T, SCOTT, Craubruok. 11i•2m
The Morels and Grey cheese factory
has sold the balance of their ohoese, 361 VALUABLE 50 ACRE FARM
boxes, to lir. Riley, of Ingersoll, for Xi miles Iron' Brussels. The laud le
unit nLE.—Being wear !Let 11, ono. 9,
1) 13(16 cents per pound. It was shippedOro
on Wednesday. Pio sale amounted to
81;100.
W. G. Coomber has had the large
frame dwelling that used to stand near
Edward Sne11'8 store moved over o1 his
farm and the bricltlayers would have had
the hriok veneering about finished had it
not been for the recent inclement weath-
er. It will be a very comfortable plane
when the improvement: aro complete.
We wish Ur. and Mrs. Coonbes long
years of comfort in their home.
ENTZOTAIN0ENT.—Excelsior order of
Patrons of Iudnstry held a musical and
literary entertainment in the school house
in S. S. No. 3 on Friday evening of last
week. The evening was unfavorable yet
there was a large attendance. D. Stewart,
President, occupied the chair and added
much to the eujoyment of the audience
by his quaint remarks. The program
consisted of readings by J. L. Hogg and
W. A. Smith ; address by A. Stewart and
music by D. Taylor and daughter, the
Mime Straobau, and D. Stewart and
family. It is stated that 25 families are
represented in the Patrons aesooiation in hnrdwoud brach. Oil the ;noddies i5 a good
this neighborhood. 2storey Mick house, l0.rg0 hank barn with
Robb. J. Whitfield, D. D. S., son of 8t011091ah11ng, wells, windup Ll and pieluu to
John Whitfield, of the 12th eon., has 0tablee, tam orchards, gond fa lima ac'. rhe
be 'n staving at 1310 father's the past farm isiu't gon(1slate of cultivation au34 is
. say 2i 103(00 from (3rpri cis, POssea., n to
tlu'eo or fent weeps old his honith has 813)1 sewn ,ser. For 13(3)00, terms, &r,., write
improved so much by the change of er apply to
climate and employment that his Attune -
or or U� 1nRB s. Ldr d'trLdfntilep 0
can friends, could they 3)801 see hint,
would hardly know him. He had been
pa:noticing dentistry with nm101t Burmese
ill Kansas, but wishing to study for the
degree of M. D. he attended a Baltimore
college, where, unfortunately, he was
taken ill. Hie appetite left him and he
could not study so he came home to
Canada. He is quite recuperated now,
however, and as he will be retraining jn
Ontario until Spring, no dotlbt'those in
his vicinity who are afflicted with melting
molars, bicuspids, et hoc genus mune, will
avail themselves of the opportunity of
quickly ending their odontalgia agonies
by calling upon him in their hour of
trouble.
On Thanksgiving day, while good
people are attending service in church,
local sportsmen by the score with shoot-
ing•irons, dogs, game bags, etc., are
waging war on partridges, rabbits and
other smeller denizens of the woods,
nlltkilg hill and valley resound with the
barking of hounds, hallooing, eat -calls
and gun thunder. All the rusty old
muskets in the land are hunted up and
made to de duty on this ausplcions
occasion. Thursday, 12th inet„ proved
no exception to the rale. Down en the
heade and limbs of the hapless huntsmen
and hounds Dame in generous profusion
the infinitesimally small liquid globules
of hydric oxide, saturating then) to the
epidermis while they pushed their way
throlgh thick, dark old gloomy 8wempa,
under dripping tamaracks, over logs and
brush end sometimes over the boot•
tops in water ; but what did they reck
since fems was the goal they were thus
persistently striving to reach ? ' Dan.
Steles, of Oranbrook, begged 6 partridges
and one or two others got some Mao, but
the great majority got nothing but
squirrels, blue -jays, &o., of no edible
value. Davit) Clark was ploughing near
the bu•h and feet or five young fellows
kept up such m fusiiade that at last the
horses got frightened and ran away
across the soft ploughed lend. The boys
ahold not have tried Mr. 0,'s temper
thus.
There was a heavy fall of snow at
Winnipeg Sunday.
The collections in Grace church, Win•
Wipes,, on Sunday am:tented to $1,800.
James Cottingham, 8 years of age, son
of Thomas Oottin„ham, was drowned in
the Sa3hatchowan at 11apid City. A
thin potion of i0e on which he was skirt -
lug gave way..
Fire Steel, the Blood Indian who wee
wdnnded by Policemen O'Brien in self-
defence, continues to live, eat, tells and
smoke, although the bullet passed el0an
through his body and through one of his
lunge. An effort WAS made to have him
brought into the fort hospital el !lac.
Nod, but the Indiums objooted to it, as
well as the invalid, who prefeered the ser-
vices of a n10diei118 man of liiS own tribe
to whom he had pro0tised tel horses if
its Mired him of 1118 wou0d, 10 the shill
Northwest where he went a view Fejilay Nov• '37th, Jlnnoe and stahle, hard and soft 1033153', wall
land a short time ago. IIs reports it g
1' Met 1 the fetid oder
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shooks owing to the wet harvest weather
and although the crop was an abundant
one it will not be so very profitable in
many parts after all.
We understand the old flowiok Bnter•
prise is to be revived by a company of
the business men of the village, with J.
W. Green, its former editor and proprie-
tor, as meager and editor. 11 tvi11 be
issued next week. The otllce is located
in the building south of the postofice
recently vuoatod by Mr. Kirkby. The
typo and fixtures are all now with the ex-
ceptions of the largo press.
Thanksgiving clay was observed by the
business places having the appearance of
being closed. Services were hold in
each of the chnrohes and the place pre.
sented a Sunday appearance generally.
A foot ball match was played here be-
tween Gerrie and Lakelet clubs. Each
scored a goal. Although the game
was hotly oontosted, the ground was in
very bad conditiou owing to the wet
weather.
Li 1ro
Chas. Wrathall, who has been sojourn-
ing at Brandon, Mau., during the past
summer, returned home It short time
ago.
Services were held hi the various
churches on Thanksgiving Day. Rev.
Mr. Livingstone preached a fine sermon
in the Congregational ohurch at the union
service.
• A new rale is being tried by the lie•
ahanies' Institute to raise fonds viz., the
old fashioned spelling match is resurrect•
ed and the High School teachers are pit•
ted against the professional men of the
town. The public paid 10 cents apiece
to hear the old heads blunder. It was
great fun.
Hon. Mr. Ball.11tyne spoke on Judge
FInkle'e decision re the responsibilities
for supplying pond milk to the cheese
factories, In other words, the Mathieson
ease decision. Mr. Ballantyne said it
was an unfortunate decision and inti-
mated that it would necessitate action on
the part 0f the Dairymen's Association:
He declared that the intention of those
who foamed the law was to make the
man who was paid for pure milk re•
aponsible for delivering it to the factory,
and that the fact of deterioration should
be taken as evidence of giilt when there
was no evidence of a direct nature.
Professor Robertson lands the same view
and like the inspectors, both agree that
0hould the judgment 113 question hold
good, the usefulness of the mills: inspec-
tors and of the law against deterioration
will be greatly weakened. Mr. Ballan-
tyne also declared that the practice of
returning whey in the milk orate to the
patrons was a dangerous ono ; that in
the past the flavor of whey was distinct-
ly perceptible in the product of many
factories, and that the practice should
cease throughout the whole country.
This view was held by other speakers and
had the wenn improve' of all the makers
and buyers and of most of the patrons
present.
Connell meeting next Monday.
The trustees of S. S. No. 4 have re-
engaged W. Sloan for the ensuing yeltr.
James Anderson, of Ohesley, was visit-
ing his brother, Quinton Anderson, on
the Srd line.
We regret to lunar that Rev. H. A.
Baylis has been compelled to re'nrn
hone from College owing to 111 health.
He is now oontiued to the house.
What is the matter with organizing a
half dozen debating societies in the
neighborhood of Brussels this lvjnte1 and
having Brussels as a centre for challenge
debates 7
Join) A. efoEsvenand R. Hogg, 0xeen•
tors for the Smith estate, situated 0n the
1st eon. and consisting of 29 sores of
land with buildings heve sold to Charles
Hunt for the sum of $0110.
Hriistmere—On Wednesday afternoon
of last week Rev. S. Ross, B. A„ of Brea -
sale, tied the matrimonial bow between
Ii agh Moses, a well known 100ideet of
Morris,and 111100 Margaret Meson, second
daughter of John Mason. The hearty
good wishes of all go with Mr. and Mrs.
Moes 10 their new tonne.
Ionia INQUEST. -011 Tuesday of this
week an iugneet or investigation was
held at 11Iiles Young's office, Blyth, over
the burning of 0. I. Rogerson's dwelIiug,
lot 12, con. 8, Morris, on August 27th.
President 1 0341)' and Director' 1. R.
Miller, of the 1-Iowick Memel Fire In•
sutance Company, were in ettenrletuoo.
P. Holt, of Goderiob, londneted the ex--
atnin ation for the Company. Constable
goo d'clay 1eam, well (trained, mostly all
cleared and In good ardor. 0,,o aero of or-
chard in good repair. 1910'0 is a never fail:
ing spring 0u the premisea and an extra \Voll
at the buildings. The buildings arecomfort-
able. Would talcs sultnble property in or
near Brussels as part pay, For further par-
ticulars apply on the premises to
THOS. 1l10011R 1014,
or address Brussels P, 0, 0911
/4-4 ARM P011 SALE.—THE UN-
DERSIGNED offers for sale the north
east quarto r of lot 25, concession 0, Norris,
County of Huron, containing 50 acres. The
land is of first quality and In a high state of
oultivatIon, well fen00d and uuder-drained,
:'s aures cleared. New frame house, a rooms,
milk house with concrete walls, 2 wells,
goodbarnd and shed, orobard, eta. Eight
acres of fall wheat. This desirable property
adjoins the corporation of Brussels. Suit-
able tour will be given. Title perfect.
41.10(143 GRIEVE, Owner,
90- Senf,rth P.O.
r( OOD FARM FOR SALE.—
, T The undersigned Executors cffnr the
",Tohn Forbes farm for We. the property
consists of 15n Acres, being let 0 nou.0, mud
wont half lot 7, 000.8, Grey township. There
ase 190 Itcre: Moored and tinder mop, balance
and comforts of a regular (Ioctor and of it �
.quiped hospital. The medicine and soon recovering 0131 nsnal her. tit.
lt wall11l pF. P g
The workmen are now busy 01) 1 IS Ineld0 Davie, of Blyth ; eIr. Weir, of Olint oII, man had the 4Vgltml8 1' 1'038' with raga I cannot say too leen in praise of this
hying the floors, e'eotiog the hot all' (11(141,'. Brown, of Phil township, gave to prevent the 0(300.110 of blood, which it well-known medicine.” —Dire. L. A.
pipes, lathing, &e. 1 evideece and the (1300 Was ILdj013r11811 t0 ilwasitnd obanoes to 0110 will produce Stark, Nashua, N. II.
On Thanksgiving day Rev. S. Selle•y, ' hear wino \Vtn. Clark, Township Clerk, blood poisoning old death. Ur, Aylen, (� ! e
13. D., pencilled at the union 58rviite ill , who lived in the neighborlmdd, heel to surgeon to the 11. W. 1f. 1?„ teem, nut 41 Ver t7 S arsQln(7� ���a�
the Presbyterie n ohnreh. Hie text was say. The inveatigatio) wee 1391381 for sewn: 11 times to leek afte' his ter:Mere, J p
1st Chroniei00, 28th chapter and 10111 owing to certain t•tmlem'a afloat and I but was not allowed within ton feet ei
vereo, The dimonreo woe not only elo- rather so p'ieiette eironetetitneee eonneet. him, end (meld not persuade the pour
u brought flrtn
DO YOU EAT OYSTERSI
Best Brands of Oysters receiv-
ed. three times a week at the
STAFR,
isT1 ,U�,A i'T,
Ii1�TJem,�g,!a-
Served either Raw or Cooked.
Our Oysters are "Solid" not
swimming in water.
Special rates made with So-
cieties or Churches for
Oyster Suppers.
Try a quart or gallon of our bi-
valves and satisfy yourselves
as to their value.
T. Rutledge
OPPOSITE AIIElucAN HOTEL.
Rheumatism,
BIDING due to the presence of uric
acid in the blood, ie most effectually
cured by the use of Ayer's Sarsapa-
rilla. Be sure you get Ayer's and no
other, and take it till the poisonous
acid is thoroughly expelled from the
system. Wo challenge attention to this
testimony 1—
"About two years ago, after suffering
for nearly two years from rheumatic
gout, being able to walk only with great
(llsoomfort, and having tried various
remedies, including mineral waters,
without relief, 1 saw by an advertise-
ment in a Chicago paper that a man had
been relieved of this distressing com-
plaint, after long suffering, by taking
Ayer's Sarsaparilla, I then decided to
make a trial of this medicine, and took
it regularly for eight months, and 010
pleased to state that it hes effected a
complete cure. I have since had no re-
turn of the disease."—Mrs. It. Irvidg
Dodge, 110 West 126th et., Now York.
"One year ago I was taken ill with
inflammatory rllemnatism, being con-
fined to my house six months. I came
out of the sickness very numb (Willi -
tilted, with no appetite, and my system
disordered In every way. I commt.ncod
using Ayer's Sarsaparilla and beg330 to
im trove at once, gaining in siren •Ili
the
rnarAnr.D ar
/pont but In 1st appropriate to the 010.1. 1 ed therewith. The msnra',00 3141 001 wro0011 1,11 noe0ent 10 b De. J, 0. Ayer dt Co., Lowell, Mast.
mon. been paid yet, hospital, !'ries 411 six bottles, $5. [North gee bottle.
DEEM, Sen. --I should have Irl itton before
31010 to let von know bow 1 ate getting along.
I nln n lei Letter than I was; gaining strength
every day, I have a Good appetite and sleep
well. I eau tulle t1e fn11 quantity of rho
System Renovator and it does not sleken
me. may limbs ere all right now : quite
smart in that way ; 5welliug all gone. Tho
great thirst is gone; I dr1uk no water at
night, but I take a little butter:elle. I ;en
quite straight again. Sena ale Blather
bottle of your System Renovator,
Yours, JAs, DUNCAN.
rOi'll•t•Ii1x 310017/8 LATa1.
BnussllLs, February 7111, 1991,
J, If, llfcLaou, Gnderlch,
Diann Siu.-Flfteeu veers ago Met Novem-
ber 1 started to doctor first ; I was trentod
for dyspepsia, but they never helped me
any. At times I suffered proatly front my
etonluob ; I continued. but 1 grew worse.
I ttn•ued dropsical ; limbs and body swelled
badly' You know the state I was in when
I went to Goderiob—a mere wreak, could
hardly walk—suffering fano Bright's die.
ease. lust one year ago last fall 1 began
your Renovator and Specific Curs. I began
to mond hi a 1001 days ;• continued then for
three 1neuth5 stonily. Although f was told
I could not be cured, i4 you saw ma now,
well at,,1 hearty ; eat everything that comms
bo the WILY. I owe you the praise of sawing
my llfo, 1 was in a hopeless condition when
I wont to You, 3u fact no one thought I
would get batter, I cannot speak too highly
of you and of your medicines, for it was
then that oared me, Words cannot express
my thauke to you. Freely puss my name to
anyou0, lours, dao.,
JAM NI DUNCAN.
SOLD nv J. T. PEPPER, Beessems.
BABY
A. IAGES !
A. Tip-top Display of the
Latest Designs in Baby Car-
riages have arrived at
IL. Dennis', Brussels.
Call and see them before you
purchase elsewhere.
Trunks, Valises, Satchels,
&c always in stock and sold
at Close Prices
If you want a set of Light'
or Heavy Harness I can
supply you.
See our Scotch Collars,
I. ,3dcnniS.
MOVED
AND—
Ready for. Business 1
1 take this opportunity of
thanking the Public for the good-
ly share of patronage received in
the past and also to inform those
who don't know that I have mov-
ed to my new brick store, on the
site of former one destroyed by
fire.
My Stock of
DIEESS GOODS,
GROCER•IBS,
CANNED GOODS, &o.
is largo, well bought and com-
plete. My store is not ruts on
wind or gas but good, solid.
every day Bargains may be bad
at all titres. Special Value ill
Teas.
Call in and sea 1130,
J. G. SKENE,
Agent for Parker's Dye `Yorks,
Toronto.
8
)It. IGViNWLArfn,
11.1)., 1.,., 1. (1.P.S.1),.1L(;.P,N
Specialist, - Toronto,
I,NATnAN IiVSt'IialO', L3 -towel, 4010 Y-
"After op[., lel 11,1 W} lrnurY cud pu party
t„ mo pn , a u uul mel , f0 what
Lhny tarty 1 1,o`nd es 3)1108 01 ,eunumpt1uu,
Dr, enielair ,:ural w0,"
Mae lf01101h41LON3, Wuodllouse, says
"When all oLberd foiled, 1rr, 03001,3311 curto1
w e of fits."
U. ItoIOJTs0N, onrletnn I'Iaoe, 01(1,0 1—
"11r, bineloir cured 3118 of egtorrrb."
(1130, BOWED, 13111th, says :—“Dr. Ntacle1r
cured 3013 nP boort .11dens0 ow') dropsy, when
all ethers tailed.
Lixraxes of Pr•iratc fetters, brought on by
folly, Dr. Sinclair certainly Carex,
Cosawialtat0osa rose.
WILL BE AT TI111
AMERICAN HOTEL, BRUSSELS,
—0N—
Friday, Dec. 4th, '91.
IN THE
LD ST
Owing to Mr. McGinnis failing to
0011ip1018 his erraugem0nts I am book
again in my Grocery.
I em very thankful for the patron-
age in the past 10 years endtisk not only
a oontinaanee of the same bet a large in-
crease in trade. I have a well assorted
stook of
GROCERIES,
CANNED GOODS,
GLASSWARE,
• FRUITS, &c.,
and am c0n(inuelly adding to it.
Big Bargains in Teas„
Special Value In Glassware,
Prime Hams and Bacon.
I don't do much puffing about my
business but I am giving bargains that
are worth securing. Call and prove
for yourself.
Geo. Boekei'.
THOS. FLETOHF
Practical Watchmaker
CLT'LCZ Jeweler.
Thanking the pnblio for past favors and
support and wishing still to bemire
your patronage, we are opening
opt Fall Lines in
GOLD AND SILVER 'WATCHES.
Silver Plated Ware
from Established and Reliable Makers
fully warranted by us.
Clocks of the
Latest Des ir sns.
JEWELRY 1
WEDDING BINGE,
LADIES GEM Rotes,
Bnooetns,
EABa00as, &c.
rsAlso a Full Line of Vrormes and
Violin Strings, &o., in stook.
) . 8.-IseiLrcr of Marriage Licenses.
T. Fletcher, - Brussels.
MET Hi
YFLLOA FRONT
Grocery!
My goods have arrived and
been placed in position in tin
new store, and 1 ant now prepay•
ed to give the public the oppor-
tunity of buying from an entire-
ly new and fresh stock.
I have a full line of Choice
Groceries, Tobaccos, Canned
Goods, Woodonware, Fruits, Con-
fectionery, S:c., and my- motto
will be the old and tried one,
"Snail profits and quick re-
turns." Other lines will be ad-
ded to any stock as trade opens
up and extends.
h Specialty made of Pure Teas mud
Unadulterated Spices.
esh Biscuits, ^siner
fr gSnaps,
de., received,
Thanking the public generally for pas
,11111 allege 111 other lines I solicit a
share of your orders at the
Y tmr,ow F 110x1',
i 'Butter, Lggs and well droseet1 Poul•
try w.wted,
J. T ROSS,
'')ppolita the Poetof lie,