HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1892-4-15, Page 44 THE BRUSSELS POSE
New Advertisements,
Loeals.-- Dr. Aver,
lalcllls--11, Rogers.
Locals -Jas. Walker.
Flax --Cameron Bros.
Lneal_-R, Parker 1f: •'o,
Looal-Mrs. J, S. Stnith.
Thank you --T. Rutledge.
Catch on -Post I3ookstors
All New Clods. -A, R, Smith.
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Dull for Service -Prank MoOuteheu.
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P'UIDAY, APRIL 15, 1892.
A Rumortt of complaints have already
been made by residents of Brussels over
the damage done by roaming cows.
()wears of bovinely should remember that
the Cow Bylaw is in force and if not
looked after may find "bevy" in the
pouud.keeper'a ollarge.
Awimv, President of the Agrirul•
tura) tC Arts Association, will he tin•
Cemmiesiuner for the Province of On•
tario in commotion with the Chicago
World's1•:xpnoitio1. He shonl,l till the
bill to a nicety and will havo a Iaree
share of welc to do.
Tux Toronto News says: -The in•
mos- in ill" ba i It'V 1Lltat•11e41 t„ the
oi'liee of Attorney -General fr:,,n 'c: ,non
to 57,000 can be justified either es an
aeltpiwledgment of the eminent services
of 31r. M,wat ex- as a reasonable etnoln
Ment for any mat holding the position
of Premier of 0 traria Indeed it wuuld
not be going too far to increase the
s:Llarie; of the other C.r:bieet lliuist'•rs
Loin 51,0)11) to 1":3,111,1) elIeh. Tie wrrlt
dun) by these mew would- warrant the
province in paying them a eatery equal
to that allowed the City Solicitor of To.
routo.
TEE date has been fixed for the elec-
tion to fill the place left vacant by the
death of H. E. Clarke, iu Toronto.
N'm)nati"ns will be made on Friday,
April 22nd and polling will be held on
Friday, April 29th. Peter Ryan isre•
turning officer. J. G. Holmes, a well
known legal gentleman,may be the choice
of the Censarvatives. E. A. Mac-
donald, the avowed disciple of Sol.
White, 31. P. P. of annexation notoriety,
is also in the field. The Reformers have
not made a selection yet, at Last their
candidate is not yet made public.
TEE Local Legislature concluded the
busiueae of this se-sioo on Tuesday.
The Toronto World in its report says
Spectators were hardly aware that the
business of the session had been ended
when 11r. Gibson of IIuron ruse in his
Place and starred "Amid Lang vee,"
singing and elelip)'.)' bet bends as tin the
Salvation Jesse-, All th. other meutlers
sprain: to their feet, and crossing their
arms before them joined hands and tried
to joie in the song of the iminoetal Rob
bie Burns, Air. Grbson'e voice is a high
tenor, and he pitched the tune so high
that the other members f„iled to keep in
the same key. The Attorney.General
looked round for someone to join hands
with, but there were nolle of hie 001
leagues near so he struck in, evidently
inteudiue to swell the parting chorus,
Hut alas, the time wee toe high and the
first note stuck in his throat. It gave
nearly all the lemorable gentlemen a
pain to strive to be jolly with the tune
soaring away up oar "G,” so in the
middle of the Seo i,d stanza they all gase
a whoop and sat down. They then s.•ized
their chair eushiou. and shied them at
one another's beads.
AT the School Board meeting last Fri.
day evening the question of the advisabil-
ity of expending a sum of money on nec-
essary repairs to the present Reboot build.
ing versus the ereotiou of a complete new
structure came up for discussion and was
well threshed out. Inspeot0r Robb was
present and gave th' Board some valu-
able hints in the building line. It would
appear that ne'v floors, and possibly now
joists, wiedo.vs, desks in some of the
departments, m new roof and something
done to better unite the frame and briult
etruabnree ore repairs th'tt will be neces
nary and even then the building, whioh is
the pnoresb of the kind in the inspector.
ate, will not be right, and would neon
cominnal pabohing to keep it so. The
brielt portion is up.v.u'ds of 30 years old
and the newest fraise building_ has seen
at leas' fifes of Summers so that a palm
0unsileratinn of the case will lead a per.
sot ,0 form molt the same opinion as
the majority of the School Board, viz. -
The propriety of expending as small a
sum a4 possible on repairs with the in•
tendon of eroding a new, modern and
substantial building in the course of a
few your:'. A two story briolt, with four
or six departments, basement, die. would
probably be the hind of a structure to be
built and according to (omputation, if
the debentures wore based on a ten year
term, the school rale would not be a bur-
den to anybody. While on this eubjeot
we would like to cull the attention of the
Board to the condition of the school
grounds. It would appear that 11 better
system of drainage is necessary and there
is room for the application of a quantity
of gravel, May Day is looked upon by
many schools as a time for beautifying
school promises. We are of the opinion
1 hitt there is all ahtmd+Enos of roan) here
for improvement along the lines suggest.
pal,
Perth County.
Moat builder Marlton Gu lerivh ie llxing
the ways under the new One:, and will
soon have thinge ready for baptism.
Colborne L. 0. L. No. 158 hae decided
to procure a uniform dress of hat and
coats and probably pants for the 12th of
duly,
An oyster supper was given last ;1150•
dos ;,. the Colbourne Metal Gotleriob to
duo. Aikonlwad \, H. p, 01480 10 1110
departure for 11r
1(118 11, S.
,
where
110 will in the future reside.
A meeting of the Mitchell Lawn Tennis
Club .11.5 held recently, when the fol'ow-
iug oilleers were appointed :-Dr. Smith,
President; W. B 'Waterberry, Viae-
1'resitdeut ; Fred Davis, S, oretary Tress.
ltrer ; S. A. Hodge and F. B. Holtby,
Committee.
A bare majority of the Supreme Court
voided the North Perth ele(tioll,
net beoanse of the issue of free railway
tickets, but because an agent of Alr.
Grieve lent $2 to an eleotor, Judge
Strong and Judge Patterson held that
thie charge was hot proved.
John Brown, of Stratford, has opened
a 3350 purse for stallions, Dither trotters
or pacers, to come off ab Stratford on the
29th of September. Entries close on the
first of May, and money payable as fol.
lows ; --5113 on May 1 t 510011 ,July lot,
tied 510 on the first of September.
Th. Junior Beaver Lacrosse Club, of 1
Bettfnrlh, trace organized w-th the follow
inn officer; : -.Flan, President, G,
Joel:see : 11c- . \lee Pre Stmt, E. R.
L'u"" ; Car r rraid,or, ,1. Crawflyd ; 1 son ` A l' 1111 '1'(1 11 T. --
Pre idrut Dr. • R. 31e'ILey • Captain, @5 'tort brim: shoo. ',n I.t,. uortb-, Yt rr.r- •'�'
' J. Bell ; Seeman. Treasurer, C. Comm- Dor of 01ill ,old 'Purui,eiry 11)4.44 le, 1.1�u.,e1s, No dollar's wea•tlt min
1t1t S E1' BUf,ilh FOlt SER.
000 014 Just Pelle el0 frau fire
1,111111(11100111115 [Hid 1,111,1 plc+bleu at k
ogoal or all). 1t 11 b ono Our '1111, r the
ereauor) or 0111ee 5,44.1.441y. The mu, of
one still to may possession gave 7,11011 Ma. of
milk le 12 menthe with 110,' Ilrst eel), ver
(11)111,1' particolnro apply 1t Ill,) 11114: Lod
Hook Store.
G', A, DllADM AN, Brussels, 000, I
Jry'MPROVED LARGE \wrIIT1: l'CItH-
i. SHIRE BOAR.
The nuderslIusd will It ,,•i t -11, tens
resent seasen the 1 u 1,'o r. l large Mae
fl t n
U i g
Yorkshire 1 "Reedy" on lot20,on.0
Morrie,orn ira pg 10
t which limited n) 011 of sown
in token, Terms 81,00 to be paid ab
Ohne of cervine, with the privilege of return.
Ing if necessary, Pedigree may he seem up -
Oe auntlo0tion, RUllhltl diiL'11e1L,
1St( Proprietor,
pURC BRED ROARS FOR 1ER
voce, -Tile undereigued will keep for
service on north half bot 25, oat, 7, Tltorlie,
a pure bred Berkshire Boar, bred 1,7 Air.
Snell, and an Ohio Improved Cltnett l' White,
bred by Thos, (, om•ge, Putnam, from he -
Ported stook on both 501 Oa. '1'hie hog took
300 prize at the Industrial Fair in a alum of
17, 101800, and 3,'11 at the Western Fair in a
class of 15. Iiia sire tonal lot tit the Indus-
trial In 180E Peens 81,00 to be 11,111 at time
of sorvloo with privilege of returning if ueo-
eesary,
20.1f sAAIUrL WA L1i1,R, Prop.
REAL ESTATE.
1.�1ARM S FOR SA1,Ih.—THE UN -
1 Da0S10001112 has several gond Farms for
Sala .1,141 rn 51, easy terms, in 'roienehi'a
01 tt orris an l (10.3, Te 9, S1,nT'T 1)'na•nlv..
•t7•11'.
APRir, 1 ), 1.892
e,:rr..e, 1MIS IMINECmISIZIO MISIM xNrw"y
AVE yon R BOLLARS!
More money is lost in
the wear of cheap goods
than 1s ewer eraYed in
the buying.
The giutlity of goods
represents the monied
value, Buy a poor
article olludp and you
lose your Ilollare.
The lost dollar is the
one you n for goods
of 1 0
Y Y {,
n
i
that ars made wheal to
Is, ll cheap,
CST
By injudicious buyitlg which rucks the pocket book and wastes the
Dollars in an effort to obtain shoddy goods at out prices. Do
not take any risks, but make your purchases at all times
from A. R. Smith, Clothier, where you aro assured
of Honest -Goods at Honest Prices.
A combination that is
S (3 D GOLD .-
bell ; Committee, J. Abell, G. Boyd, W.
El iott,
Mrs. Drum -don, wife of 1Vm. Bruns -
don, sig., of 1.muirrsbnro' died on 1)a1 11'
l,oy morning, she bo.d been ailing for
some time. Her daughter AIra. Zahn
Smith, of Manitoba, at rived here in time
to be present lit the funeral. Her re-
main; were interred in the Clinton ceme-
tery on Tuesday.
We are sorry to learn that T. II. Rano,
the able editor and publisher of the
Mitchell R, corder. has node all etaign-
ment t' the ,htriff who 15 new fu posses.
Mon. His Monolog were c, used largely
by the costs of his recent suit for an
article for which he was held liable for
libel but for which he hits certainly host
none of the reaped of his f'ieude. The
paper will be issued as usual. The sale
will tante place On Tneeday next.
Samuel Gilpy, aged 17 years, a farm
hand, was tried the other day by Police
Magistrate O'Loaue, Stratford, on the
charge of having committed an indecent
assault upon the donghter of his rmploy•
er, a respectable Mornington farmer.
The assault was alleged to have taken
place on Maroh 22nd. The young man
1158 triedsummarily and found guilty.
The Police Magist ate -en noel him to
two months in the county jail and 10
ashes, five to be inflicted within ten days
of the date of sentence and five between
the 5th anti 10th of May.
At a meeting of the Executive Com-
mittee of the Kest Huron Liberal Con.
servative Association, held on 1lfoudav,
April 11t1, it was resolved, in view of the
abundant and indisputable information
and farts, showing corrupt practices by
M. C. Cameron, and by his agents with
his Itnowledge and consent, in the late
election in this Riding for the Dominion
Parliament, that a cross petition be tiled
against 0)r. Cameron ; end that every
legitimn c meals be tante,' to disqualify
Mr. Cameron and his agents,
TIoxos Rott.,-T1, following is the
report of the Junior Department of E hdl
Public School for month of March 1892 :-
S' nand Class Selinr-George Greemtides,
Willie Spence, Wilber Lindsay, Mabel
Eukniier ; Secoud Cleve Junior -Zech
ariah aoltallum, Herbert Manning, Eliza
McCallum, and Ellie Dilworth and
Joseph Whelpton equal ; Part Secoud
^enior--haggle Davies, Alvin Barr,
E•nth Milne, May Milne, Sandford But-
ton ; Part second Junior -John Peebles,
George Richardson, Howard McAllister,
Edna. Raynord ; Part First, Senior -
Willie Peebles, Willie Doudell, Gideon
Zeimen, Karl McAllister ; Part First
Middle -Susie Manning, George Sharp,
Willie Lindsay, lliaud Badgley; Part
First Junior -Oliver Lindsey, Violet
Young, Erica klihte, Garfield Dunbar.
1'. A. SltenLoex, Teacher.
Certain farmers in Clinton section, who
hale tried to grow two -rowed barley snit -
able for the English m'rk"t, are getting
disgusted with the experiment and pro
no nos A a failur' so for as practioal te-
nnis are oonoerned
A telegram from Port Halon conveyed
the sad i1,Iormati• n that T. R. Mitchell,
of Westfield, had been accidentally killed
near that place. He was an exoeedingl,y
popular person, and his untimely death
will be greatly regretted. He lett Clinton
recently with a consignment of horses
for the west.
Refe'enue was made a few days sines
to the death of Samuel Manning. in
Manitoba, The Exeter Times supplies
the following additional particulars :-
"The deueae d hod been feeling poorly
winter, but oat serious was anticipated.
One day last week he wen, to the stable
as usual, to attend the stook, and not re-
turning in due course, his wife followed
to ascertain cause of delay, when she
found the lifeleee body of Mr. Manning
lying in one of the mangers, death bov-
ine r stilted from heartfailure, as pro-
noneeed by a doctor called in, Mr.
sllanniug was 30 years of age, and when
a thong mal in Exeter, was held in the
highest eeteem, as we believe was the case
in ilfaoitoba,and his many friends express
maul sympathy for the bereaved one .
A wile and young family survive him in
Mbouitobet, whore hie remains were in.
tetrad."
ULL FOR SERVICE'—'TUE
nnde'S'gnel w111 he09 fog sa,vioe, on
Lot Se, Oen. 7, 1t orris, n, Moro' broil I>nrhom
Bell, Tamp, 81.00, with privilege of rotttrn-
ing If necessary. Pedigree may bo soul 00
application to the proprietor.
PRAMS WM/TO 11EON ,
Pt'0prieter,
ULL FOR Ii IC—fE
Underp101rn,d will keeRVp 105R.' ectypTIe, on
lot 20, eon, 5, Al err le, 011 a there' -brad D n )hem
Inti, "SWeepst,kes:" 010 bait taken 4 firet
pr)zos and I suamul, bningbuatnn by the 0.1111
that took latprtzn at l)l 1+rovleaIai Fuoiv,
I'eotna-•'1M bailee a Calf 82.00, or 81,50 for
1115 00110011.
3.7.Ou1
JAS. 80).1/8, 1?rotn4atnr,
fru r,,nr bc•tlbu a imply
h• k•
PETER 5E110118 )N, Quenu
Shoot, or by mail itdib•c.a Bre 1'. ,1.,
Itux 37, 01-1
1110I0E IARMI FOlt S A 1 L.-
J tieing South half Lot 27,1,,m 0. lo:
1110 acres, nearly ell cleared. Good buildings,
fine young bearing orchard, Intmedinte pos.
aea4t0n. Easy Terms. Apply` to
N'. \l. fit t0f.AItO,
1). SuhciLot•, Aro., Brussels.
`ARM FOR SALE. -11.1.F. UN
1. msttstoot:u offers for ,ale at. 1,mtl.
u 1t+t gntu•te rat tat 20, runeraeinu 11, .lterri.,
1', 111 t, 101. 111101,0.. y„0:
11.41T41
ell 0'1••.4 '1`11"1
laud 1.4)1 Drat quality and in a .Itch smil0 01
onitl9oton, 100111 teuecll Rud ander-drained,
d5 aures cleared. N ow f roma house, 8 rnme,
milk house with 00001000 walla, 2 wens,
good hared and shed, ol'ehard , rte. El WM
acres of fan wheat. This ,desirable property
adjoins the corporation of Bruesels. Suit-
able tern' will be given. Titlepeefect
JAMES 11IIIEVk1, Owner,
30. Seaferth P.0.
t1ARD'i FOR SALE BEING
Lot 10, 50,1, 5, Grey, containing 100
nares, In 01a or 1es,•, about Ye acres cleated,
There len comlortable house, two barns,
orabard, wane ,springs, &o„ on the premises
and 5 acres of fall wheat growing. The
plum is in it good state of aultivatiou and
the Fall plowing done. Tile above farm
was the prnnorty of the late .T. 0 Barker,
Listowel, mud will be sold cheap to wind up
estate. For further perticulurs as to prise,
terms, &0., apply to
WM. BARIII'R, Executors,
or 100.130'. RANSOM, f
82- Ethel P.O.
PLENDTD FAIUI FOR SALE.
1, li EiNo lots 11 and 12, 000.13, Township
of Grey. County of Boron, oo.taiuiug 200
sores, the property of the late John Robert-
son, 150 acme cleared and free from ob•
strnetione, 15 mares bush, mixed timber,
balance partly 11eared. Soil oley loam,
meetly' rolling. 1Fe❑oed with straight rail
fouoee and watered by two walls and a
sprin0 privilege. Cnmmedinne, dwelling
house, with large woodshed attache') amu
nu excellent cellar under bouao. Two large
barge, Mune stabling and other 0ntnnil0•
lugs. 1.wo good bearing nrobarda, orna-
mental trees and 00,,11 fruits. 4), inflect
DornBroseela, a lively tonin nu the d. T. 15,
onneeui Otto to school, Ohurohee Lion post
0160o, 'PI11S property lies wap, Is a first-
class gram and stork farm 051 should be
seen by in c011 ling O. In lasers its it is rffer
ed at a hargatn, Fte• farther peril ',Mars
apply to AIRS, JN0.1t-1B elOTNON,
or DAN11 0, ROBE WHO ,v, un
the pr3nilus, or by letter to Oranbroott P.
0. 29.4
NERVE
BEANS
NERVE BEANS are a
new discovery that cure the
worst oases of Nervous De-
bility,f,nst Vigor and Fail-
ing Efunhoa,l ; restores the
we,tlttleeo Of body or mind
-°'`" or the errors of excesses of
youth. Tbis Ronsny absolutely cures the
most obstinate cases whom all other TREAT-
MrETs have failtd avon to relieve. Sall by
druggists at 51 per package, or six for 80, or
sent uy mail on receipt of erica by address-
ing Ten JAMES MEDICINE 00., Toronto, Ont.
Write for pamphlet. Sold in Brussels by
G. A. DIAADAIAN.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Entice is hereby given, pursuant to R. b.
0. 1887, chapter 110, that all minions hovieg
claims against the estate of Robert Ja100,
late of the Township of Grey, in the Comity
of Boron, yeon1 n dooeased, aro 01 ay be-
fore the 28rd day of April 1892 to standby
poet prepaid or to deliver to 10. D. Taylor,
Brussels, solicitor tot the ad,uinistratrfx
(with the will min motile the estate of tiro
said demand, their names and addresses
with full partioulare of their olalms mud the
nature of the securities (if any) hold by
them. And notice le further given that
atter the said 28rd of April the artminiebra-
trix will proceed to distribute the assets of
the said estate amongst the pnrttee entitled
thereto, having regard only to the claims of
wbinh notice shall have been toeoiv,J, and
the said admiulebrabrix w911 not be re-
sponsible for the Raid estate or 1".y part
thereof to any eeraon or pe'so's of wh000
claim or Melina notice shell not have been
sivnu at the time of smolt distribution,
Dated tit Brussels tarts OM day of April, 1815.1.
R, L, TA01,0 it,
Solicitor for Admbdstratrlx.
89.8
Notice to Creditors.
IN TIIB NIIRROGATIT (111111[7' 01' 77(13
(15118T0 00 713)11108.
IN 11)11 StAT"t'EIt 01' Pi11) 1181,01E OF DAVID
SEINE, OF 'Mali VILLAGE OF BRUestrs,
10 TnE C0000vo 01' 1'101100, GENTLEMAN,
tECAMS1I1).
•
Notice Is hereby gtveu pluminnt to R. S. 0.
chop. 110, that ell persona caving Maims
against the 250,00e of the abovo m etll ell URVi,I
Shlel, who (Berl on or about rte 0th dm, of
November, A. D,1801, aro on or before the
1st do of Hay, A. D. 18(12, to deliver or eonrd
by poet prepaid to W. Af. Slnelair, aL 13))10•
sole, Solicitor for David Mingles Wilson, of
the town of It oarertl', In the County of
Ilm'an,lexeoutor of the last will and Testa -
wont of the said David Shiel, deoeoeed,
their namo0 and sd0ressOe with full poetic -
worm of their Maims. And notfoe is hereby
Alvan that after the 001,1 lab day of Alay, A,
15.1802, the said executor will proceed to
distribc le the moots of the said testator, or
any part thereof, avongst the pertioe ou-
titled thereto, bovine regard only to the
clamps of which the said executor 1155 then
notice, 1011,1 the said exooutor will bet be
liable for theasaots of the Raid estate or
any part thereof, se dietrlbuted to anyper-
n t of
ah the thio of distribution brie -
110. 14. s IN C!,Allt,
•
'terror for 18xeento•,
Datedat 13ru1ae)2this 28th day of March,
10110.
bo worth 01000 than ;
our dollar's worth, and
probably 11ell" .0
111 11011.
.01,3' ltl'li4'le bought of
us contains the full
value of the price in
qu ,lily an •I wort), and
ie 05 gnarl as gold
THE COOKS BESTTA FRIEND
LARGEST $ALE IN
DR. SINCLIAI R,
M,D„ Af.A„ T .C.1',S.O. M.O.P.S,M„
Specialist, - Toronto,
JONATHAN f 1130nAlr1', Llatowel, Buys l^•
"Atter epel,dino all uty money and property
to no purpose on in edited mon, for what
they termed a hopeless ease of oousnmpttou,
Dr. Sinclair cored me."
Mlle. MAnv FURLONG, Weotlllousa, says :-
" Wh en all other's foiled, Dr. Bhtoh,.ir cured
me of fits,"
D. itonent en1, Carleton Place, 5.1y01 -
"Dr. (011,01(11) crowd m0 of Oatarrb,"
(4110, 25011110, 10.11,, supe:-, Dr. Sinclair
cured me of heart discuss 01,4 drops), W11011
all others failed."
)l(e)ases of Prleate Nature, brought on by
folly, I)1.. 'Sinclair certainly Crepe'::,
Cornulx1tatbooa Froo.
WILL BE AT TILE
,-, re..,.....,,..... n 9p pp r� g r 1p t [
Gbld ie goad and uur I AMERIr AN HOTEt1 13.1LJSSEL3,
goods are as good as
gold. Tho price on —ON--
1our gads is simply a
Istatement o1 their Wednesday, May II, '92.
exao' gold value. p _—
MONEY SAVED.
Common sense teaches that to buy ,judiciously means money
saved, and this connection points directly to
k. R t Smith, Clothier, Matter and Furnisher,
where every dollar counts for 100 cents worth of benefit to you in
merit, quality, style and value, and the result of each transaction
with us will be
AS GOOD AS GOLD.
CLOTHIER, HATTER and FURNISHER, - - BRUSSELS.
NTS COTTON ROOT
COM POUND.
A recent discovery by au
old physician. Successful•
ly need monthly by thous-
ands of LAl1IEa. Is the
only perfectly safe and
• reliable mediodue dlsc0v-
e•od. Beware of unpriuoipled druggists w110
offer interior medicines in pinee of thle, Ask
for (1000'0 COTTON Ito0T 001111•017sn. take no
eubet0tute ; or Walesa 51 and 4 three -omit
Canada postage stamps iu letter, and we
will banal, settled, by return moil, Full mob
sot plortieanre in pinto envelope, to hullos
only, 2 stamps, Address Pond Ley Com-
patty. No. 3 Fisher Block, 131 Woodward
uve.,Detrolt, Welt.
050 gold in Btuasels by J, T, PEPPER, G.
A. DEA 1101.0N and ell reenoestble druggists
everywhel o.
1892 —
FL AX— 1802
(0)
Cameron Bros.
Have a limited number of Bushels of the
- BEST DUTCH SEED -
For farmers iu the vicinityof Oranbrook
wilt) intend raising Flax during the corning
season, which they are prepared to deliver
in quantities to suit flax growers,
00n begot at Lire Oranhrook Flax Mill,
Seed given oat on the usual t0rtns and 81.50
per bus, Order eerly to ensure a enpply,
For flax grown front this Beed 1$10 per ten
will be paid, if of gond growth, harvested Su
proper season, and delivered at the Flax
Alill as soon as fit for threebiug,
Wo wIll roubo 00021101' 01 good cod fields
for the purpose of growing 3110x.
CAMERON BROS.,
l'a,tpi latnre Cranbrook Flax 71111.
Tint YOH !
0 wi..L to express my best thanks to
the residents of 73ruseele and surrounding
country for their patronage during the
past winter. In oysters alone my sales
amounted to 3300.
My Spring stock of Candy, Fruit,
&c,, has arrived this wook
and , will be found
fresh and nice.
Bananas, 30e. per do%. Pine
Apples 25c., 3Oc. and 36o,
T011tlrrLDG
B1tr'SSIt1LS.
Why Not Do Your On Thinking?
—3P-
13,,ua0nte, Nuyolni,ar 50 ,1880.
J. AI. MoLEOD, Goderlalt,
Dunn Stn. -I should have written bndere
now to lot yen know how I a•'• getting along.
lama lot better than I Was; gaining etretlgtit
every day. I have 0 good 1,p„etite end sleep
well. I can balsa the 01,11 quantity of the
System Renovator and It does not siokon
me. Aty limbs ,are all right now ; quite
smart in that way; swelling 011 gone. The
uiubt, 11111110
b 11b I take n little butteru:ilk. water
ram
quite straight again. Ben., me another
bottle of your Syet'un Renovator.
Yours, &c., JAR, DoNOAN,
FOURTEEN 010NT115 LAT111.
BRcse,ta, Rebruary 7th, 1002,
J. AL McLean, Goderlob,
Mutt Sim -Fifteen yours ago last Novem-
ber I stated to doctor first ; I was treated
for dyspepsia, but they never helped me
any. At times 1 suffered grotltly from my
atomaob; I continued, but I grew worse.
I tented dropsical 1 limbs std body swelled
badly. You know the state I was in whom
I went to Goderfeb--a more wreck, could
hardly wallt-suoerlog from Bright's dis-
ease. Just one year ago last fall I began
your Re iv ator and Specific Oure. I began
w days; oontinued then for
throe months steady. Although I was told
I could bot be owed, if you saw me now,
well .and hearty ; oat eyery'thtug that cones
is the way. I owe you the praise of saving
my 1ite. I was in a hopeless ooudittou when
I went to you, in fact no eve theugbt I
would get better. I amulet Speak too highly
of you end of your medicines, for it was
theta that oared me, Words ea10101 express
my thanks to you, Freely pass my name to
anyone. Yours, &a.,
JAMES DUNCAN,
Sohn BY J. T. PEPPER, BRussl.Le.
We have Caught on a new
stock of Iron and Wooden
Axle Wagons; with wire and
wooden wheels ; boxes or
bent rail,
Also Carts, Rocking Horses
Rubber Balls, Marbles Al-
leys, &e.
Croquet Sets Ready for
the Spring.
Oricket Sots, including Bat,
Ball, Wickots and Bails.
"Post” Bookstore,
13Iti1.TSSETJS,
—Manufacturer of—
Buggies, Carriages,
OPPOSITE TOWN .HALL,
BR118815.L8,
Our Work will satisfy you and
our Prices will please.
Call and See us as We are Ifere to
Ilustle -Business.
TEElr•r n rlfr,n•,�-t
ry 1 t i'1, ,la til
TttJb, tLLj1 i, ER,
Practical. TVtteitinrplter•
and Jeweler.
Thanking the public for past favors and
support and wishing still to secure
your patronage, we are opening
out 1?ull Lines in
GOLD AND SILV1R WATCHES.
Silver Plates Ware
from Established and Reliable llakent
fully warranted by us.
Melts of the
Latest lies ig iui
JEWELRY 1
WEDDING RINGS,
LADIES 0551 31100.4,
lin000ixe,
EARRINGS, rho.
( Also a Full Line of Vloi, ns and
Violin Strings, cbo., in stork.
N. 11:-Iseurer of Marriage Idae ee,s.
T. Fletcher, - Brussels.
80 YEARS HERE
AND—
Std 111 (ve F►'out
.es
I tante this opportunity of thanking 1)1,y
many frientle for their liberal patronage
during the last thirty yoare that I have
been in the Carriage Rosiness in Bros.
MIS. 111y, work giving general satisfae.
Mon and by egtl0re dealing with my cus-
tomers, I am pleased to say that I ant
still here to provide you with anything
you want in my lino. I can supply you
with as good Buggies and Wagons as yon
con get 111 the County.
1 can furnish you with
6 Different Styles of Rcadcarts,
from $12 up to 1$36.
Old ]Buggies repainted and trimmed and
made to look almost now,
Thanking ply friends for past favors, 1
solicit a continuance of the same.
Yours, Respectfully,
JJNT0.-vc.r'YN1N'
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