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Locals- B. Gerry,
Donal- Geo, Good,
Local -Anti Dandruff,
T „rel.._. 11r•. d. 0 Aver
Fnriimvice ••Jae. Spew.
For Sale -Mrs. Mary Kleiman.
'ltowher 11•aeteil--Thos, Calder.
ilii pry On, Hing -.Hies. L. Rogers,
11,1 CO lo l.l' threes • ft, iilc.all.
Spring Anuonncement-Irwhi ce Me•
Bain.
VJ i)L' ^litt$$tt$ p;1OSt,
b'BIDAI', MAR . 25, 1892.
Jose now the C, P. R. is having eon.
siderable difficulty in running their
trains on Western divisions owing to
employeesistrilting. There ehoeld become
way of overcoming the -e troubles where
uneasiness le known to exist instead of
innonvenienoing thousands cf people in
their business arrangements and perhaps
causing loss of life.
Tyra first sod onthe Godarieh and
Wingham railway was turned Tuesday
at'aaltford. Reeve Hauna, of Wingham,
ofliriated ably with the pick ; Reeve
Prendfoot, of Godericb, did the shovel-
ling with dexterity, and Reeve Griffin, of
Ashfield, trundled the wheelbarrow.
Afterwards a meeting was Orgauized and
congratulatory peenhee made. The
"first sod" may give the p ojectors a poll
Ona Government subsidy nut it will be
some time before the road is mmmple•ed,
we facet/,
' Vvox*srelr.
FARAIEfte' INSTITaTE. On Tuesday of
,t11ie week n meeting, under the auspices
of the East Heron Farmers' Institute,
woo- eel', in Wet village. The day ,vas
ineien301A and consequently the ettend-
anee ,vas small. The obatr was occupied
by President. McFadden who disobarged
his duties admirably. Addresses were
given by Thomas Strachan, of Gres.
t,.wnship, on "The benefits of Farmers'
Institutes" ; J. C. hfurrisou, of McKillop,
on "Keening cows for profit" ;R. Ole
land, of Elma, on "Dairying", and Dr.
Armstrong, of Gerrie, on "Diseases of
stook." The subjects were fully and
fre..ly di.oussed. In the evening a public
meeting was he'd, An excellent pro-
gram of music was presented and in ad
dltion Robt. Black, of this place, gave a
hum ,roes recitation, and lfessrs. tiorri•
son, Hislop and other. gave short ed.
dresses. Tne meeting wee an interesting
ole atth'.Igh there appeared to be a
tendency to dieanse the que.tinn of Free
Trade vs. P utectio, at times rather
than the topic ,t.signed. Another meet.
cf u, t,•titute was held rte Gerrie on
'Wednesday.
iSrtlr..•.or or• th.
,Tes. Brown jr. has gone to Neepawn,
,Man. He took a span of horses with
him.
Jas. 1lenzies is suffering with a sore
leg, a diseased bone being the cause. He
ha, been co,fined to the douse for two
weeks.
Joseph Armstrong, of the 1st eon. of
Gres,, happened with a serious accident
reoent,y. He was trying to tie some
freetinus colts it th• feeble aid got kick-
ed an the face. He was found some time
af,er by his son and taken to the huues.
Medical e.id ,arts summoned and there is
uo hope of his recovery.
Geo. McKee mn-ed ou Wednesday of
leo ark to hie farm iu the 11ayberry
set•letneit, Elena. He wits one of the
first settlers in this part and lived on the
saute farm ever since till he sold it to
Mr. McKee, of Pete/hero'. Ra will be
mieet:d very much es he was a geed
neighbor. We wish hint 5000505 in his
new home.
Geo. Brawn, late of Grey township,
near Molesworth, woes well knows in
this county, hexing cone hack iu the
eariv days al.nlg with the Brat settlers in
the fifties, His etit:ien distil e.t his
home near Lexh,gtou, Oregon, took plaeo
on March 3rd. lie had been to the
village ou horsebank end upas his return
oomplaiced of pain near his heart, went (��ni t•tt7 Now:-
to lie down on the bed when be
drew a few long breaths and expired. -
He was 03 years of ago and bud a gotten
up family. EP has a brother and sister
stili living in this neighborhood.
TILE BRUSSELS POST
('8 05 1 Vow,;. hlede,fuel its a ebent• of tools in ,tuelf,
eontai, itg alums u„vthbug from a 10111.
1 A Cabinet oriels is reportee iu Preseine
There were 37 failuree in °armee brat
week, Niftiest 20 a year ago.
I The nustom bonito at St, John, N, Ii.,
uh,::' : ,,..,, , `. f', c 1'.':n'tiay, right
I The lee for tavern Hoene° in the village
of Non int hen been fixed by the entmnil
at 3100,
1;0..4 i• l;"itai' have
deodeu to work only five day. a week
after they resume on Untidily,
A len.tear.old son of J hn Gilman of
Pickering had his arm torn off at the
elbow by a planing meehine 0iSaturd.y.
President llarrieon has nanb,ated
Charles H, Aldrick, of Illn>o,e, to he
solieitnr.general, vie- William H. Taft
resigned.
George William Pettis, the famous
authority on American Malik died last
week of bee t dieease tut his home in
Brookline, 3Vos>',, aged 70.
Henry C. Stoney of Hamilton, a theo.
logteai student al Victoria College, was
driven out bite the hike at Cobourg on
Saturday in a small sail boat and was
drowned
There has been organized in Walker.
ton a Young Men's Liberal Conservative
Association, with a membership of near-
ly 200. They have provided for them •
selves very eomfortable end well-equipped
club rooms.
Burglars felled to obttin an entree°.
to the safe in the Drsmbo p rerotll ts, in
wheel thele were about 680 nnr'h of
stamp., but ur money, On the .girds
night 540 • aria of stamps were etol. n
from the Wnlverton poetni$oe.
The late Rev. Dr. Stafford, of Hamil•
ton, left ii estat„ valued at $17,921, of
whish 610,921 ie personalty and 87,000
realty, Phe iettl estate is eitneted iu To-
ronto. The persoovlty consists of 34,-
8e0 life insure...co, tusk 31,950, o eh iu
bank5471,hnusehold furniture and books
67.41.
A young roan named A. hf, Crawford,
from Cedar Springs, Kent County, Ont,,
on board one of the co100151 trains from
Toronto, was badly hurt at Hawk Lake.
While attemptieg ro buerdamoving train
bin leg was taken off by the wheels of a
uaeeee.",roe it injured ebuut
the groin. He was taken to Rat Portage
for treatment.
Alexander Anderso,, book keeper for
the Metodouald Manufacturing Cunipany
of Stratford, who skipped across the litre
in January last, leaving ins family and a
shortage in his cash, is now back in
Stratford jail, charged with embezzling
over $3,040 from him employers. Ander.
son strayed across the Niagrre, river to
Canada and Nas captured by a Stratford
etude,.
The 4-vesr.old daughter of Robert
Kitchen of ltedickville, got hold of an old
coal oil lantern and was playing with it
at the otose during the temporary absentee
of an elder -biter who hall been left in
charge. The oil became ignited and set
fire to the little one's olothing, and wheu
discovered all the clothing was burned
from her body save n small piece near
the waiet. She only lived a few hours.
The a fiction of oefieers ftn• rhe year in
conneclion with the Ontario ?tees :Viso.
elation resulted es follows: President,
EL P. Moore, Free regi, Autee ; ft st vine -
preside it, A. Pirie, Banner, Dundee ;
mooed viae presi fent, P. D. Roan, Jour.
n I, Otrawe ; seerstrtry.treasor. r, J, E.
Alkinenn, •.lobe, 'Toronto • assistant
secretary, J. S. Brierly, Journal, St.
Thomas ; Executive Committee, L. W.
Shamtnn, News. Kingston ; T. If. Pres.
ton, Expasitnr, Brantford ; R, 11•,1mes,
New Era Clinton ; L, G. Jackson, Er.,
Newmarket ; 0. II Mortimer, Electric
News, Tnrontn
A probably fatalanoident oacnrred es
the grocery store et C. Mclllbarguy, Wel.
Iington street, Stratford, shortly after 5
o'o1nr.,k last Friday afternoon Pet.
Cloney, a boy about 15 years of age, wee
helping W remoae se n•' goods From the
second storey t„ the uaaemelt by means
et s•1 elevator. A barrel of sugar and
several c, sks of rice had been placed ou
the hoist, and ,just al the desimit was
began the main rope slipped from the
hook, and the elevator fell with terrible
force to the bottom of the cellar, a dia.
ranee of 30 feet. In passing the main
floor, Cloney'= head =treats, inflintiug a
terrible gash ju•t below the one. He watt
picked up insensible, with blood flowing
front his eyes, earS and nose, II is
seriunely injured iutmnally, Clo'oy has
since dims.
reireterilli
Township Council next Monday.
Jas ,7oukson has been quite poorly for
some months, The trouble is with his
blend.
This week John Warwick, Robert
MuArter, Geo, Miller, Joseph Currle,Jao,
Love and Chutes 1'Iitchell loft for Mani.
toba.
Canada thistle meek, of one mouth's
growth, was taken Loi a hotbed nn
Rubt. Armstrong's farm this week that
meaoured over 3, feet.
D. lbieQaarrie and family removed
from thio township to their new home fn
Grey dais week. We are sorry to lose
thou) but wish them emcees,
Oar Township Fathers were arranging
to tail: ,tdva„ts5,' of 111 late gannet -111.1g
the m•ti,,,e„ance of bridges over 100 feet
lout, of which class there are ten in
Morris, bat th r Leoal Legislature are
Ilkley to amend the Aot so a5 to invali•
dot: ,ill nittimd melt eti berth , :lama
talk of eandiag a delegation to the
Queen's city to see about it,
N.,t long ago a young man, whom we
will call Brown, was engaged to marry
an eabir7 d :e young lady- of Borrie town.
ship, The day being appointed the in.
vit.it,n "tiom3 I for all Wings are new
reedy,” was sent oat. A fety clays before
the deeming of the auipicioils morning
Brown se' hid tsornpase in another
tlirention and 15,10 dally married to an•
other fair daughter of the next line,
Since that It is reported that he has
handed over a hundred or more ducats to
No. 1 to save himself from the olntoliee
of the law.
Negotiations between Spain and the
United States regarding copyrights have
been satisfactorily ooneluded.
The British ship Windmere, from
London for New 'Stork, is mimeo near
Ashbury Park, N. J, The crew of 43
erten were brought ashore in the breeches
buoy by a lifesaving Grew,
Yellow Bever is still prevalent nt lIio
de Janeiro.
Numerous arrests of Anarchists tiro re-
ported in Paris.
Another dynamite explosian has islren
place in the residence of a Paris judge.
Rnmors are current of a aright in the
Prussian Cabinet. Vol Caprivi, it is
pftid, has resigned,
Fred Hengle, of Philadelphia, a Ger-
man gold banter, employed be Pierce,
Forst .k Co., at tilirtysixth street and
Market, deliberately placed hie head un-
der a heavy trip hammer, and lob it de.
000 11, orunhing nut his brains. The
hammer weighed leo pounds and hal a
fall of six feet. Henglo had to nee con-
siderable strength to move the pally hold•
ing the hammer in position. He leaves
it wife whom he married a year ago.
lliuhmold, Ind., now fernishes ft story
of n woman's strange infatuation for an
other woman. Charles Worrell and his
wife have separated s,1.nn11Rn of Mee,
Werrall's unnatural love for her sinter -
in -law, Mre. Marion Worrell, a widow.
The women have hitherto been highly
esteemed in the onmmenity. ti's. Chas.
Wnrrall is tt wornarl of line /Mtalninelba,
and was atone time a teacher, Charloft
Worrell remonetratod with his wits, end
bried in every possible way to break off
the unnatural aliianne between the
women, but without offer %, and an atm.
cable division of 800001! WRa Mute and
his wife and he seplirehed. The two
woman have gone to Loraine, 0„ to live
together, 130011 are handsome and about
25 years of age.
The neeblieet pocket knives manufac-
tured for sale are retailed at a More in
New York City, which sell,. nothing but
knives. There are 1,500 different kinds
on exhibition in the window, ranging in
price from 5 cents to 595. The 3201 knife
is the costliest known, The outside
plates of its handles are solid gold, and
it contains two small blades only, a nail
filo and a mineturo pair of eeiesors.
There is a little hook in the handle by
which it may he attached to the watch
chain. "Pira sale of the 525 knife is very
slow. Tho largest knife in America is
'mooted to bo in Cincinnati, 10 bee 50
pielt u m ri5ar pn„rh, from •0 jlxir 01
ROIs ora to , ha1.d`•11„v, it In I'm mile itt.
5500 ttud weighs thi teed reunite, The
largest knife ever know was Made by
.1 lotlhap 4''..i' a >. ,•I. ' , n
eeph leogerd in Sheffield.. It had 1,821
hinde
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141Ailill It'OR SALE --THE UN
5885tH •l, 11,15 ROretnii punct Farms fcr
s,t,o a i t t 1 lay
of •, .' y, 9' I/ 5.
11l45O UTBCUsebfsl,ee,
37-14,
ft '1R ALF, OR TO RENT. -
TEE brink litore en Cho uorth•east 0or-
nor of 14111 and Tornbery streets, Brunell,
e lip110 tel
P1011611 tEItGOs 114, Queen
street, or by hull esterase tiresome 0. 0,,
Box 87. 31-4
VOR SALE -
t' ho sul,Curtber o1rere his onmfortable
dwelling house, tlsble ant, lift, on Prinoeoe
Street, Rruseab», for sale sa be le reluoving
to dip!arm to klwn, For 108110r parti0ulars.
apply bo
86-9' JORl:P73 R07,1)LL,NewryP,O.
or to ItEV. It, PAUL, nniseele
jj 111'11''11` "MINI lrt)11 RALE. -
LJ Being South half Lot 27,0011,6, 11ro:rle,
100 act. 5, ,.e • 110 1101 cleared. Good buildings,
5130 voan,• o1'ibard. Immediate pns-
8009051 . ••-•las, aptly to
W. M. ix CL.AIR,
1?. Solicitor, ,Rs„Brussels.
is' A11 ,„111 ,Af1L.--'PHE UN.
11 ultuotaaan offers for sate 111e .10001
5,151 guar 10 rot lot 28, 000asoeion 0, Morris,
County or 1luruu, contain'', 860 acres. The
land t9 of otwt quality and In a Ugh „taro of
golden"•n,, well Ieueed and under -drained,
:6 au reg 01 oared, Naw frame peens, 8 x00105,
milk bons, witi. uuuorate wnlIt, 2 wails,
good barna and shed, 001105,1, eta, Eight
acres of felt w neat, file deelrnl h• property
adjoins the corporation of 131•nese's. Snit.
able taint will be given. Title perfo ea
LAMES (, I11EVb., gwue,'
86. Seaforth P.0,
I.i"AR i I''OR SALE BEING
Jot 111, 0011. 6, Grey, oo01ltinine 100
sores, mut . 5, lest, ahnut 70 acres cloered,
1510,0 • i - :enable 1, 011', tee, .,arno,
orchard,a t'10 springs, &U.,,» Ole preopRes
and 9 nate. .•1 f1Nl wheat growing. The
plies is in a gu-•d stale of nultivatio' and
the Fall plowing done. -pia above farm
Nita bin pro •arty of the late .1 '0' Barker,
Listowel, and will be eobl cheap to wind up
estate. For further particulars as t0 price,
terms, to, ..pply to
WM. BARBI•'B, 1Executors.
or 101111T. RANSOM,
32• Ethel P. U.
ULL FOR SERVICE - THE
IIudnrsigued will keep for service, nn
lot 80, ono 6, yinrris, the tllnro'-bret Durham
bull, "Sweepstakes." fie hes taken 4 drat
prizes mull seo•tus, helm{ lie dub by tis hull
that took 1st unseat 1,n Pr 'metal Show.
Terms-'l'o insure rt o elf 02.00, or a t,en for
973,1 J tS,. 00E, It, Proprietor,
ILR.;bY RULL8 FOR SER -
PI vulg.-My Jersey Bulls are from lino
nalkluu stratus and 5(1onid produce stock
equal or superior to any tor either the
eroamen• or °beetle hteto>y. The ,Ian, of
one still in ;11y possession gave 7,000 lbs, of
n tilt in 1.1 mouths with her first m117, icor
further p.l.rtioulars apply at toy Drug and
nook Store
DRAO.II-i te, 8 russets, out,
r11uPRovED LARGE WHITE YOR1i-
SHIRE BOAR.
The undersigned will keep for service this
present season the Improved large white
1. mk,'ltrn pig t'lieltly ' on let 28, eon, 11,
t1 "reit, t, sylph t 1nmatte dumber of sows
will be tattoo. i'e1515 $1.00 14 be paid at
time ofaerebue, whit the privilege of return-
ing if uenosnary. Pedigree may be sena up•
nu ap p4uatiolu ROl3IJ1i71 N.f.'I000,,
16tt Proprietor.
DURE i1RIi,D RO SRS FOR ;1;11
vrcE,—Tie uudernig"ed will keep for
0orinen 011 u0r,71 bat? Lot 29, ono, 7, Atonic,
a putt bred Ilnt'Itnll fire Boar, Lred by Mr.
Snell, And .•u Oblo Unproved Chester White,
bred lit Thos, George, Putuntd. from inn•
Onrted stack o1 both s11es. This hog took
erd prize it It the lndustrid Fair le it cines et
17, in 1800, a, -d 9rd at t•1r Wast,n•u Fait' 511 a
011030 OF 16. ltix Rile 1oe11150 tit tt1s 00,1(15'
trial iu 1801, perste 01.00 to be 51,11 nt thus
of sorvioe with privilege of returning if neo.
55911 try.
25•tf SA3IUEL WALKER, Prop.
NERVE
BEANS
Nn1ItV10 BEANS ern a
new discovery Mutt cure the
501'90 MASS of Nervous De -
01111 •,L�st Vigor and Fail-
ing Manbo:0 ; 000001/10 the
weakness of body or nand
nr the errors of exososes of
youth. 'I'lhis Re0007 absolutely mires the
moot Obstinate 5000e when all other TRRA1'-
etENTs hove foiled oven to relieve. Sold by
rtrnggiets itt ?I poo (1110111190, Or six for $5, or
Bout by moil nn receipt Of 1>r100 by address.
f» 9 Tug, JAMBS tin01ol55 Clot, Toronto, Ont.
Write for pamphlet. Sold in Brussels by
0..0,11(100MA.N.
Save Your .air
BY atimely ase of Ayer's hair Vigor.
This preparation has no equal as a
dressing. It keeps the scalp Sloan, mei,
and healthy, and preserves the color,
fullness, anti beauty of the hair.
"I was rapidly becoming bald and
gray; but after tieing two 00 three
ottles of Ayer's Hair Vigor my hair
grew think and glossy and the original
color was restored." -Melvin Aldrich,
Carann Centre, N.11.
"Smart time ago I lost all my hair in
consaquouue of measles, After duo
waiting, no new growth appeared. I
thole used Ayer's Hair Vigor and my
hair grow
Thick and Strong.
It has apparently come to stay. Tho
Vigor is evidently aurora aid to nature."
J. B. Williams, Ti loresv1bbe, Texas,
"2 have used Ayer's Hair Vigor for
theast four or five years and find it a
most satisfactory dressing for the hair.
It le all I could desire, being harmless
causing the hair to retain its natural
color, and requiring bob a small quantity
to render the hoer easy to arrange." -
Mrs, M. A. Bailey, 9 Change street,
Haverhill, Mass,
"I have boon using Ayer's Hair Vigor
for several years, and believe that it Inas
caused my bale to retain its natural
e,olor. ”-Mrs. H. J. Ring, Dealer in
Dry Goods, &e., Blsbopvflfo, Md,
Ayer's Hair Vigor,
IT:6P,5*n Alf
Or. J. 0. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Masa.
gold by Deoggt5te and l'erfumerr.
1 .j am 1 111e‘ 1t
111 Writ.. p-1
Listen
to plain facts about the B. & C.
corset, You can't break the
bones—for one thing. If you
do, within a year, you'll have
your money back. It fits like
a glove. And hear how it's
sold : if you're not satisfied,
after a few weeks' wear, you
can return it and get your
looney.
FOR SALE BY A. Pei alcIIAN.
THOS, FLETCHl1'R,
Pracfical lVatclb/WI/6er
and Jeweler.
Thanking the public for past favors and
support and wishing still to secure
your patronage, we are opening
out Full Lines in
SOW AND SILVER WATCHES.
Silver 1=late6 Warp
from Established and Reliable Makers
fully warranted by UR.
°Pochs of the
Latest Designs
JEWELRY I
WabnINo RINDS,
LADIES GEM limas,
13n000tss,
EAuarnae, &c.
'Also a Full Line of VIOLINS and
Violin Strings, Cc., in diode.
14. It.•-Isanrer of Marriage ',accuses.
T. Fletcher, - Brussels.
,01VS COTTON ROOT
I t1H1'ut'\11
A recent discovery by an
111 ullr.i'1 11,0 -0x1
ly ❑•'0,7 5,0111 r1y by Inoue.
ande of r.Anll10, 1' the
0n'v perfectly Rn re nna
10110010 menet, 0 1115511,
eyed, Beware of unprincipled dregnlets who
for 1%o11E'e (101Te11,107 t10A11•OUNn, tate 110
substitute; nr 11101005 ,81 and 4 three -Dent
Canaria. lleeteg5 50an1.118 In letter and we
will nand, gelled, by relul'n m>til, Pu11 emll-
54 pertieulare iu plain envelope, to lublet
nolo 1 591 1,1115, Adli'rees Pettit Lily Om.
haa7, No, 3 Fisher Sleek, 181. Woodward
rive„ Detroit, Mich.
a.m./101d in lintsoole by •J, T, PEPPER, G.
A, DEADtSAN and 1111 responsible druggists
everywhere.
MONEY TO LOAN.
JVl Money to Loan on
FARM PROPERTY
LOWEST RATES,
Private and Company Funds.
APPLY TO
J.C,Fletfernan, J.A.Young,
Valuator. Agent.
Ethel P,.O , Ont. getr
MAR 25, 1809
MON b El '10 LOA IS.
Amy Amount of Morley to Loan
on Farm or Village No -
puny itt
6 fi' 6i Per Cent., Yearly,
Straight Looms with privilege of
repaying when required.
A.pp1y to
A. Hunter,
Division Court Clerk, Brussels.
h IL O ai I' ba1-P
CO T8UM 1' TION
O !Y lIr
Thin GREAT C0UG11 CURE, this
successful CONSUMPTION CURE, is
without a pendia] in the history of medi-
cine, Alt dragg1sie aro authorized to eel(
it ill a positive guarantee, a teat that n0
other aura eau successfully stand. If you
have a Cough, Sore Throat or Bronohbris,
one it, for it will cure you. If your child
has the Croup, or Whooping' Cough, u.e
it promptly, and o lief is sure, If you
timed that insidious disease CONSUMP-
TION, n0N'T PAM t0 use it, 11 will cure
you or cost nothing. A.k your Druggist
for NHILOH S CURE, Price 10x., 500.
and 51.00 If your lungs are sore or hack
bstne,use Shiloh's Poroue Plaster. 25e.
APPLICATIONS THOROUGHLY REMOVES
DANDRUFF
ej
Sari, AnTravelling
lI Igrilrulrix nroirfw.t,eI, Douro Van.
draft -its notion 10 mnrvol1e a i, my ons can
��1qg yy pp ,r aIf•rl� �rr a lea, 5PNll 011nOo not met' thUltIllehly rnrnovetl
PAtO �ef t*A I°d to �a l'i1 ttlilug pit LiwnLn rRmalli�Itenft awl bat.
Hud
iidg@@@llllur,�••n Yn .9 •nu •• P ,txloftnlwdt.
'”- pRuFF
!'.:atefes Fading hair ie its
original color.
Stops tailing of hale,
Keeps the Scalp clean,
Makes hair soft and Pliable
Promotes Growth.
SOLD BY G, A. DEADMAN, BRUSSELS.
AISMOMMOSIVAI
3,11s. V a,t LE., it � ,
—Manufacturer of—
Buggies, Carriages, &0,,
OFMOSHE TtlWilfi HALL,
BRUSSELS,
Our Work will sat'in'y ,you and
our Prices will please.
Call and See us Os We aro Acre to
Hustle Business.
THECOOK'S BEST FRIEND
LARGEST SALE 159 CANADA.
F
J, & J. LIVINGSTON
—111(1•-
600 BUSHELS
OF BEST DUTCII SEED
Fee farmers fn the vicinity of Beeseols,
who intend raisingflltx daring the o0lnleg
season, which they are preperecl to deliver
in quantities to suit flax growers, Can
be got a0 the Bruseels Flex Mill or at
W, H, ItloCraoken's grocery. Seed given
out at 51,50 pec bushel and on the usual
terms. Order early and secure it supply,
For Flex grown from this Seed
t$10 per Ton will be paid,
If of good growth, harvested in tlt0 pre.
per Beason and delivered at the Flax Mill
as Boon a for
also rent a
the 'mimosa
A'I'mi-
IN
BUNKS, VAUSES �
PA
TAVELLINC BAGS
All intending Travellers will do well to call and-, inspect
our large and well assorted Stock of
Trunks and Valises.
Oar Crystallized Trunks at ` 1.75
ar : Great Value.
01111 Stook of Boots ani. Shoes will be found
Equally as Cheap as oiir Trunks,
Olbr' Ladies' Buttoned .Boots at JCC,, ane! Men's
Dongola, ,Balnzorals artcl Cor'4ress fair'
lStiteh al . 'v0 are zvc.11 wwort7z,
(lalling i1 to see.
Remember our Stook is all New,
no old Shop-worn Goods.
We again invite you to call and inspect our
Stock.
s tit number
tresd ao Wo war W
number of good sod fields fur
of growing flax. SHOSEN,BERCI
J. J. Llvingtnrr, MANAGER'.
ER.
Wit. Imam, Pttorn111rans,
AfANAuxn, Two Doors "South of Pepper's Drug Store,