HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1892-4-15, Page 8y TUE BRUSSELS POST APRIL I5,1S92
!J L)si1 iLOV EI.4Y
Yon are n0 doubs gig to (til some
Louse decorating, of will eu1(age sonic
•drst•elees man in rho it for pee Yon, of
coarse, want nice paper and are meanie
around for the best place to buy, If y. u
purchased
WALL PAPER
from us last year, and tltd so before our
stock wait ubontexhausted, you Gill know
that it was well assorted and oar prime
reasonable, Last year, however, we
scarcely had sufficient to supply our ever
inere3sing trade, fwd have therefore
bought larger than ever. We have 11010 a
stook of over
-L 000 I;QLd,"t.
We do not confine ourselves to one
manufacturer but made selections from a
dozen or more and have therefore a very
fine aeleetiou et prices within the reach
of all, We will be pleased to supply you.
G. A. DEADIIAN,
Druggist, Bookseller, ,to,
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
)10pT1[EnN EX'rONSION W. 0. it B.
Trains lraer Brussels Station, North
and South, es follows:
GOIxO SOUTE. 001100 Nolan n.
Moll... .., env a.m. II Mixed ._ _. .. 9;31 am).
Express 71.3 1 m. I Express ...... 9:43 p.
Mixed 8: m.
` a�l'l11S ,Ifc11iS.
l3Cii� a l ,
A chiefs manic ye t11ltin' notes,
Au' faith he'll prent it.
Sue our supplement for• additions'
Di.triet News.
\\",Limo A1xi:EY is building; a kitchen
to 1110 rear of his residence
\t:xr Sunday the usual services in St.
Johns Church will be withdrawn,
W. I. McCeeceve: is shipping Another
ear of potatoes to Toronto this wrek.
Tnt: rectory ret Southampton wits glad.
denecl this week by the arrival of a
danchter.
Bonk bountiful. Calla lilies are bloom.
ire in the window of 111. N. Barrett's
tons trial p Irina
\'LrrOtI.t Park is beginuinO to attract
the youth of athletic turn as the .1011
'lees ;,'row longer and warmer.
Sion: of our early gardners hate a
_•nod portion of th. it' Spring seeding dots
in the way of e:uly pumices, cabbage,
letl+Ice, Leans, ire.
Me 'scree,. Hu.1. lees exel:urieI her
interest in the Revere House, Brussels,
with G. Taylor, of Henfryn, for the hotel
property in that village. They mined
there this week.
WE have pleasure in reenmmmeuding an
elderly lady. named Mrs. Leo, note rseld•
ing 111 Brussels, as a pastry cook and Wily
one re)ni ring her pumices may lint her
in the Norton terrace.
Bi t:.aois Gnu (11011 Will 0o to Seaforth
on Good Friday to have a friendly shoot
Aith the Clinton team. TM, will be the
first nniteh of the seatsen slid should be a '
,.col one as both sides have emelt slants,
11,ta people who pride themselves on t
their blue hien 1 would be far happier '
with pure blood ; bat while we cannot
choose our ancestors, fortnuately, by the
use of Ayer'a Sarsaparilla we can trans.
mit pure blood to our posterity.
Smolt Bios. have struck a good thing
appalently in the German E3ectricPolish
for cleanine windows, glassware, silver,
lamp chimneys, a. They intend push.
ing the sale of this very useful article
during tie coming Summer and should
do well with it.
Tem Gerrie Gazette says :—We learn
-that Mr. Putland, who has managed the
Albion hotel in this village for the pest
year or so, is about to vacate it and
move to Brussels. Mr, Puttees] s a first.
class landlord and has formed a wide
circle of friendships hereabouts. lir.
Dane, the proprietor of the hotel, intends
to move in and carry ou the business
himself.
Fun several years I was persistently
antoyed with an excessive accumulation
of Dandruff and although using various
,p'eparalians recommended and sham-
pooing regularly omit week, no material
relief was realized until my attention was
called to Anti Dandruff, whish has pro•
dueed unlooked-for results 1n my case,
four applications removing every par•
tic'e of Dned,uff, and as a specific for
this trouble it has no equal. Yours
truly, W. T. R0nlxsoN, Can. Pan. Rye.
Telegraph Co., Montreal, P. Q.
Tim Qt1I0018.-011 Monday of this week
James O'Leary, who has been in connec-
tion with the Commercial Hotel, Sea.
forth for the past four years, leased the
Queen's Hotel in thie pleoe from Capt.
Stretton for a term of yearn and he also
purchased the furniture, (carpets, itn,
Mr. O'Leary is a young man, unmarried,
and Miss O'Leary, his sister, will be in.
',tailed as hau-ekeeper, Mr. O'Leary
•ha. taken possession, He comoe
-highly recommended by those who know
• ]tint.
Eae'•en may moron 55 early as Mandl
22 anti its late 115 April 25, Since 1803
Luster has ooaurred three tinea on the
.10.b, five times on the 1(1011, five times on
the 1st, four times each on the 2nr1, 11111
and 12111, four tunes on Unroll 131, four
times on April 0, three times o1 the 4th,
0th, 7011, 8th, 10111, 18th, 14th and 22nd
of April and 27th and 28th of March.
Mardi 22nd, 1818, was the earliest date
upon whinh it has occurred. Nine days
in Meech are represented, viz, : 22nd,
213r01, 24011, 2001, 271.1), 28th, 273111, 30th
and :11 •t,
Melerase it 310T100.D r.—The fivanoi•
al statement prepared by Dr. Mo'L'aggart
forpreeeutatlon to the meditate and de -
pima= allowed a 500 3 dA Of tweets over
liabilities after all (l000tlul paper was
taken out and the expectation 10 that
every depositor will reueive dollar for
.dollar, as soon is the amounts can be
(inflected in. Mr. McIntosh, who was in
the States for a little titre, has returned
to London end Dr, 1\'XoTaggart met him
there Met Saturday. A. number of Brute
55liftek bet a conversed with Mr. Main.
tonth over the telephone line and it is ex•
peoted he may return to town to assist
in closing up the business, although be
has not yet Said he will do 50. In the
meantime Dr. McTaggart and Mr.
oodsley are getting nlatter8 in been Oa
Shape(
scarensamemAPEAWE
(' : 11 tt.l.on Tuoltsue has hail hie store
(runt improved by having the brickwork
11 '‘Vi 14.1.1,I, A SM:: h tV0 11 0outtnu01
running their Los to the depot. There
wag tie money 111 it,
Sr,'kan 14 (1111 iv the favorite pastime
ttu)o.g eportsunit 10055 011).5. 'lila rte
, is aniatuell' Rand this year.
Geon Friday being a holiday the poet.
race will ou'y be open for the delivery
of mail from 4::10 to 0:31) p, tn.
I:.laTllnrm i.iceune Cenuuushiolc•rs
meet at the Revere flo' se, Brussel-, on
Monday of next week, to 14 k in unmet
the granting of lieense5 for tun,ther year.
1(011.0L.it..---On Wedeeodny evening of
this week Wu1. Norton end Hiss Annie
McMartin, both of Brn„sets, were nnired
in marriage, at Victoria Cottage, by Rev,
11. Paul. The graonl wee attended by
Robt. MOMarttu and the bride by Mrs.
Ferguson.
Dt.Llxeitex•r subscribers are generally
represented as everything that is bad,
but for pure, unadulterated "gall" a sub.
scriber to the Stnyue' Sun probably takes
the cake, Upon being billed for his
arrearage the fellow coolly replied, "You
will have to forgive ma what. I owe you,
just as the Lord will forgive you what
you 0105 Him."
Ir our subscribers iu arrears only
realized the amount of loss and inam•
venienee We experience owing to their
not paying promptly, we are sure they
would do so with becoming alacrity. If
they were just in our position for a week
they would never allow their subsorip•
Rona to inn behind again. This omis-
sion is the result df not knowing,
YoUxe MENS' L1ERAL CONSERVATIVE
Chen. -The rime of the above fano, in
Vaustoue's block, 13ratsels, will be form-
a ly (invited on Friday evening, April
12iid, al. 8 n el ck. Addresses will 1-e
de'ivered by prominent members of the
party from Tomtit., and elsewhere, 11Ien1-
bers of the Club and Conservatives gen-
et ally are requested to attend. Jas. Iit.
TWIN, Pres. WAsnPAlntow, Sao.
••SroitmLY conlideutial" cironlu's from
"green :mom," men are being sent through
the mails of Ontario by the hundreds.
Almost every week in looking through
001' exeltanges We 1', ad of someone receiv.
ing such circulars, accompanied by bngn.
newspaper clippie;; which :attempts to
show low easily the bitsi0esa could be
carried on without detection in defiance
of the late. L'russelites are not exempt
from these offers, though they have seise
enough to take un notice of them.
Ml:ssas. SMITH & GIBSON, of 13eupsels
ARM' toil door factory end plaiting mill,
have been in deep water of late ,wing to
a number of amend,' 100 11 (4 bei, !toil
tale general tightening up of money. At
a meeting of creditors, he 11 this we lt, a
• 0 •nlprom se wee effected with the major-
ity of 411 se interested told the business
' will eentinu0. We are pleased to know
this its there is a large minutia' of in seey
1uveated in the machinery end factory
el..' it hi- ' eat a •aina;de industry to
1 Brussels and sur (tending 1100101'.
1\-E have received from the publisher's
the let No. of Vol. 8, of the Canadian
1 Bee Jou'nsl, e.tited by D. A. Jones,
isued semi-monthly at Beetnn, 0111.
The Journal is ueat'y got en up, and
illustrated with n suis -edict frontispiece,
with electres of Alan Pringle, Selby ;
Rev. W. 1'. Clarke, Guelph ; R. Mc-
lu1ight, Owen ri:amd ; S. (101' 1 1, Lind.
say. The reading !tatter is of vital in-
terest to all beekeepers, and especially to
the farmer "whose bees don't pay." To
those desirous of obtaiui'g practice' in-
formation in regard to bees, ne better
investment eon be mode, we think, than
a dollar spent in a subsoriplion so the
Canadian Bee Journal, Send address
for sample copy.
THE JAPANESE.—Last Sunday Rev. 0,
T. Cooking, returned Japanese mission•
ary, occupied the pulpit of the Methodist
church in this place in connection with
the Missionary annivetsary services,
His text in the morning was Psalm
72 and verse 17. In the after.
noon be addressed a large audience on
"Child life in Japan," appearing in the
dress of a gentleman of that Iand. He
also showed a number of water color
peintings Siu•trating his subject. At
the evening service his theme was "lfis•
sion work in Japan," and was very in.
teresting, the congregation being surpris.
ed to find that an hour had slipped by so
quickly. Mr. Cooking's lecture on Mon-
day evening drew a large house and many
were the expressions of satisfaction at
the close of the entertainment, About
100 beautiful lime light views were
thrown on a large cameos exhibiting
9eeeee in c0nneeti11n with city and i00m
try life, temples, priests, missionaries
its. The reverend lecturer's notes by the
way were greatly enjoyed by all. The
temple service wile explained and a large
number of Japanese curiosities and
handiwork were shown. These articles
are sold by Mr. Cooking and the proceeds
devoted to the erection of a church in the
land of the rising sun. The inissionary
funds of Brussels Methodist church will
be in advance of last year. Collectors
were appointed Vvho will wait on Lhe per-
sons interested. Mr. Cocking will always
be a weloome vi,itnr to Brussels.
ALAeeA,—The Canadian Paoifie Nevi.
gation Company (Limited) has opened
up an attractive route for Summer tour.
Mts. Their handsome Clyde built steam.
er the "Islander" is to [Hake five trips
from Viotoria and Vancouver, B. C., dui,
ing the coming season, among the inlets,
fiords, 100., of British Columbia, to Sitka
and the great l'Iuir Glacier. Among
other places the steamer will call at Fort
Simpson, Methikshtla, Gardner -in Inlet,
China Ilat, Port Rnpors and Alert Bey ;
pointe not visited by the other steamers
that have hitherto made the trip to
Almelo.. In this way some of the most
magnificent of the coast scenery of B. C,
will be seen, and seen from the dock of a
new, well appointed and comfortable
steamer. The pastime being in smooth
water throughout; a great part indeed,
through narrow [lords where a bisntit
oould be thrown :whore on either side the
vessel ; the only drawback to such a trip
is removed. Passengers 80 desiring are
to he Tended et Sitka, and of course at
any of the pointe named iu British
Columbia, This picturesque and inter.
eating portion of the North American
oontinont is very little known ; an ex.
eellent deeoription of it was given by
Lord Dufferin when he visited it as Gov
cruor General of Canelo ; and the foot
that the trip can now be made with
every comfort and at 50011 a reasonable
omit ($95 the return ticket from Viotoria
or V'ano:Meer) ought to attract a number
of those w'ho desire to recruit their
health and at the sans time enjoy a
novelty in travel, Tickets and berths,
die., for this tour can ye obtaintgl from
any agent of the (I. E• ]i.
Business Locals,
1V. I,1 1)Es5 does viewing of all kinds.
(live tum a mill,
W. W. Bemires' Photo Clallnry will be
open' n (rood Friday,
1111•,0)110 5.,,i 411005, neva uaa0tt111Ulit,
very cheap al XI. Dennie.'
W. W. 13p1IeoAe' Photo Gallery is over
the 'tedelard Batik, eitretton s Block.
TIMOTHY Slid clover, Dutch setts and
all hied. ef 11.1d and harden seed at Ge,,
Broiler's,
Vert: your baby's Photo taken by
Meow:. All 11'101 them by the 1051101.
tenants p• (tees
138.1 gn:ililiesof eltirtiuge at 7o. {Lira,
and 1.1 j0„ marital tie' fast dye, at le elmu•
sox It 1lebtap.,v'e,
,Jug'' t" hand this week aon10 special
linos in 111811'5 waterproof coats at 1''Ieu-
uesoe S Ileahn A.'s.
Jos'r arrived a fine range of Baby oat•
Hage!) whish will be sold at reasonable
, rates. II, Dennis,
Feea05.1 it HALLIDAY always have the
largest and newest style's in dross goods
and 11 ices the cheapest.
1 Orn stook of Dress Goods is known too
wolf
ill Breese'. for others to advertise
they have the largest, lergusou S
Halliday.
You can always depend ou getting the
fats -t styles in ties, shirts, collars and
cuffs at F)cnausoet ct efehhiD.IY'S.
SPECIAL value in ohirtings, eottonadee,
denims, factory cottons, sheobiugs and
prime at FERGUSON 3t HALLIDAY'S,
Jos'' to hand the largest assortment of
para5o5 ever shown fn ,1005se15 and
extra ennuis. Ferguson it Halliday.
flus tm1At pnpnh1e Dorset in the market
is the "Watch Spring" and Ferguson &
Halliday are gots agents for Brussels.
I31s'r riding road oatrt in the market.
None as low as $12 except one 2nd ]land
one and $5 will peke it, Jas. Walker.
ANo'rnzn brand new stook of men's,
youths' i,ud boy's' suits, all bonghb clean
and fresh, just arrived at A. 11, 7310140.
Le tweed dregs goods you will find our
ass 'lament complete, comprising all the
latest novel ities. FoenrsoN & HALLIDAY.
JAs. 'v\'AIJi t:ti learned his trade with
lle0'yuiout Bros., of \Viuglam,in n fleet -
dam aarrie ;e shop. Ile guarantees satis-
0aut,
I 111i1n. not 10100, my trade 30 years ago
but sell my work cheap •r than even 10
years ago, I lead others follow, JAS.
\VALlirn.
1Y
ceiling at Ferguson it Ilalliday's
you wi l be convinced who has the
largest, newest and oheareet stock of
Dress Go ds,
\1oNnY found in Breese's, Owner may
have the same by proving property an d
paying for this !opal, Apply at THE
Pose Pub'ishing I-Iouse
1,:0 105 ! Have you seen our German
1110110 mantles yet ? If notyou should
call and ser: them as the styles are the
latest. 1'E00 5tx ,t HALLIDAY.
3ruotoe the Dumber of ries at Walker's
carriage shop sent for repairs his prices
must suit the public and are much lower
than for the same work 10 years ago. '
PLAIN SEWTNG.—tlfrs. J. S. 8081111 is
prepared to rho plain sowing at her home
over the postoffice. Children's clothing
a speciality. Satisfact inn guaranteed.
D. Feat:, who has returned from 'Pa-
rente, is now engaged ret ,Jas. Walker's
as carriage trimmer. Bring along your
bulgy Lops for repaire or buggies re-
quiring trimming.
1 Enarsoo it HALLWAY have received
this week all the newest styles in dress
grinds and would ask the ladies to call
and Bee our goods and prices before
purohnsing their Spring dresses.
tylmrixenv,—Another big addition to
min millinery ; lots of new styles being
added daily. Remember we can give
you a nice, full trimmed hat for $150,
fashionable shape and all new material.
We will have a splendid show on Satur-
day next, 16th, oome in and see them, no
charge for admission. E. Rogers.
Wens-Droetxo AND DRILLING.—George
Birt has all the necessary maohinery for
digging and 2010111) wells and is prepar•
ed to attend to all work entrusted to him
in a way that will insure satisfaction.
Wells cleaned out and nut in proper
share, Terms reasonable. Residence
second door north of the bridge, west
aide of Turnberry et., Brussels. 84-01
DRESS Goons,— Received this week et
{Mrs. E. Rogers' another lob of fashion-
able dress goods gettable for Summer
wear. We have double the assortment
to show you of any other atone in town.
Any lady requiring anything in this line
will be sure to get suited with our end-
less variety of styles and our prices are
the very lowest.
O0011RAws tt Remixes, marble manu-
facturers, are now taking orders for
spring delivery in their line. As hero(o.
fore all workmanship and orders trusted
to their oars will be put up in the most
approved style and satisfaction guaran.
teed in every case. Anybody requiring
anything in their line of trade it would
be well for them to see their designs and
prides before making their purobases.
Shop opposite Queen's hotel stables,.
Nunaoso Broca Foe BALE, -3 have a
large stook of Norway annum on hand,
the fight height for planting out for
breakwinds,hedgee or Lawn trees, at low
pries, firer -plass stook, also horse chest.
nuts, 8 to 10 feet high, at 25a, each.
Grape vines 15a., cherry trees 25c. Two
greenhon5esfull of house and bedding
plants, vegetnbleplants in season, 20 or
30 bushels Empire State Potatoes 40e,
per bushel. Parties wanting any of the
above will find it to their advantage to
see my stook or write to
Tilos. /inane,
80.0 Brussels, P. 0.
Title "Mail" says of Parker's Dye
Works, Toronto. "No longer is it noises -
eery to give away or sell for t trifling
amount the partly worn goods When they
can be cleaned or dyad so lie to present
as good an appearance as new, and last
double rho time they would otherwise do.
This Firm have now n meet enviable ea.
Intation and are distinguished from
other and less competent Dyers by the
fine work they tern oat" We oaenet
say any too much for R. Parker d; Co.
the well known Dyers of Toronto. At
no better time oould be found for all our
Milan to look through their wardrobe
and Neve their soiled or faded garments
clowned or dyed to look like now. Agency
at J. G. Slieno'e General Store, Brhssels,
aoix�l
T 00.11.—In Brussels, 0h Maroi1 10th, the
wife of Mr, Wm, Edgar of n eon,
HUNT, --In Southampton, on April 11111,
the wife Of Rev. D. W. Runt of a
daughter.
MilVESSEISIMMESMENEAMPERYSIE rEICIM[ LAMEILIENE ,mzm ••3199
:ax e_rzaxz;a.
\01roo..-Mrl'i.lillo, 1n Brussels, on
50 t. �,... '.loll 1°, 1,te�•;.., ny{g
( ntia00, l inbee.0, by Rev. It, Paul,
1011'. Wm, Norton to ]Hass Annie 11o•
1\la'tin, both of Brnesris,
•
Curren.-- In Morris. en Ain•il the 12th,
Elizabeth, beloved wife of Thomas
('atter aged 61 years and 10 months.
lIse,'G ,<`S a ,S,"s., :1%2.v.t. C7=1T, a,
Pall Wheat 80 82
Spring Wheat 80 82
Burley 85 45
Pears 57 58
Oats 2(3 d
Butter, tubs and nolle—15 00
Eggs per dozen 9 00
Flour per barrel 4 00 0 00
Potatoes 00 00
Hay per ton. :) 00 10 00
Hides per ]b 8 33
Salt per bbl., retail..,1 00 00
Sheep skins, eaoh 00 1 00
Lamb skins eaoh 65 00
Apples per barrel 1 00 1 25
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
DRIVATE FUNDS—$G00—TO
Loss for a tern of a roars, Alltlly to
1(5814110 ('LTGG, l0xsnutora of
JAS. WX 61138118, Batumi estate).
JAS. \VXLEINSON. ,
34 -
Turf SS FANNIE LONG, DRESS
swum, Listowel, has re-oponod her
shop and may be found over Lamout's nme)e
Store- M;iie street, Satisfaction guaranteed
with all work done. Latest leasbions,
OUSE AND ONE ACRE LOT
JL for solo or to rent, one mile and a
mintier north of Brussels, iu the township
of Grey, with orchard, stable, well, &a, Ap-
ply to 3185. MARY airLO.1N,
:37-4 Princess St„ Brussels.
ED. -200 LEAN relit
iron fer8lng st 131nevale cheese
f a story for 1st of May, Parties having ally
to sell w111 please advise by om'd if not 01111 -
ed on by be) et. \Vented also a careful.
attentive Ulan for feeding pigs during the
season. 2, J. DENMIN,
39'1
MEDICAL CARDS.
(XT1I.
F. CALE, M.D., 0. M.,
111' Member of the College of Pbyslcinu,
and Surgeons of Ontario by examination.
Mee and Residence—Maio street East,
L thel, O u tarlo.
LEGAL ANO CONVEYANCING. YOU WANT
Solicitor and Canv0veneer, (afire.
Mos made. lhllee--Vuustone's Bleak, Drily,
501x.
ii' aVi, 33li U sA11i,
F' Y . Rnllelfor, Pnnvovnuelm, Nu tor}' Pub
lie, Sm. 0niuu—tirahtuu x I1lauk, 1 door 1100111
of Pepper's Deng Stern, Privalo 1001(5 to
Loan,
-
01iSON di 1IAYb,
All (Late with Darrow ,Ss Proud font, (lude
Nub ,) Iturr,sters, Sollolte's, Colveveneenl
Oilleeh—nruseele and llonforth, Diane
501s 011105-171,.xtalrs o0e0 Iluulr, TIMID )
to LY3,
1::(0).+1.1.1V, n, I, UNISON
AUCTtONELRS.
A RAY MANN,
Auetloseer, 15 11lway0 ready to at -
bend Bales antrum, farm eteelt, d,0, Terme
cheerfully given. O runbrook P.O. Sales
may be amused at 'Pun Powe Publishing
Mouse, 13r)5suls.
GEORGE IiIfIIi13Y,
7.lesnnsd Anat(cleer, Sates 0onduut
ed on reasonable terms, Penns and farm
stook a specialty, Urge's lett ab Inn POST
PubllslioglOouse, Ilrussele,or seutto Walton
P. 0., will receive prompt attention.
IAVING TAKEN OUT LIOEN•
sE ns an Auctioneer, I ata prepared
to oouduet sales of farm eteok at reasonable
prions. TC0Owiug the standing of nearly
every poreou 1 am iu a position to soil to
good marks and get good security when sold
On 015,111• Satisfaction guaranteed. Give ,
ivMLi._ PAPE'N
11(11;, J'Rh'FTY, GOOD, CIM/P,
I have 111 Steck between
5,000 and 6,000 Rolls
for you to 0110056 from and another ship•
119114 eXpeettul in daily,
Whatever you (In be Imre and get your
Wall Paper at
PEPPER'S DRUG STORE,
1) 11XSS1:LS.
BM0KbiUL
N 0 T 1 0 E.
All parties owing the firm of
MoINTOSH c2 MoTAGGART,
BANKERS, • BRUSSELS,
Are requested to call AT ONCE
and save costs as they are
closing their business,
STAMM BANK OF CANADA
me a cull. 114• le 6, 00011,
EIGSINESS CARDS.
Bret of:dartlase Licenses, ()Mee
at his Gregory, 1'lu'ohorr, street, Jai eeelo.
I .• N. 13AIIRE'P"2, T / 85ltrs,
Tonsorial Artist. Sloop—Next ,loot PAIS UP OA1'ITAL,
south of A. N, lieliay C Uo's har4w,u•o 0000,5, RE0511VI`a 1'CND, . -
1.les'andihlr0ns bull 0010100 1. 5p50) 01.3
A6'JoNAIII,
• letterer of Marriage I Menses,b
appointment of )dont; 1overnnr, (lmtni1
Honer, &o, Q.11. Conveyance' tied Agent
Fire Iusurauee (:o, Office at the Cranhrnoli
Fust Unless
�'�� 1I. 1loCIbACIt EN,
• las \
HEAD OFFICE, - TORONTO.
W. F. COWAN, President,
J. L. B1RODI1 , Cashier.
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM
IN8n1l3NCI1,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
ALEX. HUN'1'l';11,
Clerk of the Fourth I )i vroia5 Court
0o. Huron. (•0Uvey1i 00r, N",tu'y
laud, Lunn and insurance 111c,1. lem,ds
invested 0.n,1 t5 loam. (Mgt eLious wade.
pT A. 1tioNAUGJJTON, 1I. D. odlee 1n Graham's 1110ek, Bres51lg.
U • h. SL, L. it. O, P., l:dinburgb, AI. 0. P , 1I
6. Ont. lietidetce cud office 10 'Wtlncu's 1 PAINTING,
AINTIN(n,
Block, corner of 111i11 end Turnborry Lite. - i.3 Bike Ito•ies, of \Viag ,, ,n, is prepared
to glee lustrllctleu Io oil Painting, lento,
—. 150 be as,ertateed lit SCRs:Nellie Ross' sten
VETER�! 111 • vler'e hae1li•a ell work wily be ever,, Missd'
INARY. ; :.Serie 0, 01,1 1 00 0;1110 a few more pupils to • - _,
DENTAL.
- $7,000,000
- 1,000,000
•
500,000
Agencies in all principal pointe in (11110rio
Quebec. Manitoba, tufted States
alit, iinglaud.
Brussels Agency.
A General Banking 131s(n008 Transacted
Farmers' and other good Notes Discounted
at lowest rates. Drafts Issued and nelloe-
tinne mluln ml all Feints. Deposits riOsiVs11
and wteroet allowed at onn•eut rates.
SAVINGS BANK.
Interest Allowed on Savings. hank De-
posits of 01 a"1 upwards from NAG of
deposit to date of withdrawal, unit ooul-
IAan11m1lnelf 5'early.
Prnnult n140,1100 and every facility all'ord-
1`d ettstumel's tiring ata ditaimen.
G. 1'. SCIIOLFII11.l7, Agent.
Broseels, April ace, 1601.
T D. WARWICK,
0.P • Honor 01'adllate of the Ontario
Veterinary College, is prepared to treat all
diseases of domesticated animals in a emu -
potent manner. Pertloular attention paid
to veterinary dentistry. Calls promptly at-
tended to. Office and Infirmary—Two doers
north of bridge l'uruberry st., Brussels.
T• A. IIAliJNS,
Organist in St. John's Chervil, lint s• d7 11 N T 1 i) 10 r
sets, and pupil, in the Art of Teaching, of A' M. CAVANAGH, L. D. S•. D. S„
1 Sao Later, ons. hoc,. New York, will
le5sgiro
o,g In pupils sillier at '111ms,Forrow.a, Graduate of the )royal College of Dental
000uer 01 Queen :1,1•1 P1(111050 5ta., or if pre- - 5mgscus, Onherin, and of T„'ol:t0 Uul.
furred, rel 011011' e WU 1105100. '101.1113 md,er- o'eislty, Greree—()ver Pepper's Drug Store,
ate. 911- - BI'tle50,0,
A=kiN WE ARE ON HAND
With Another Immense Purchase of
Custom Made Clothing,
Amounting to Hundreds of
T®t'TI5' and BO76' 51UITSa
Also Odd Pants and Vests fresh from the
Best Clothing Houses in Canada.
We would strongly recommend our friends to run in and select their Spring Suit with-
out delay. We expect to see an Army of Buyers this month, For the last thirteen
years we have paid particular attention to this branch of our -business, and to -day we be-
lieve we are sale in saying that we are selling more Readymade Clothing than all the
rest of the stores in Brussels combined,
We are also showing a fine stock of Cooper C Smith's and Amos Holden & Co's.
Hand bade Boots and Shoes. - None other, like them.
See the Fine display of Mens' Youths' and Boys'
Felt Hats, Fedoras and Christy Stiffs
direct from. England.
Magri oent Display of eats' Furnishings.
IDIR,MSS GOODS,•••.•.•.••.
See the gorgeous array of Henrietta Cloths in Navy Blue, Black, Scarier, Brown and
Garnet, all wool at 35e, per yard, .A. full stock of Staple Goods, ShirtingS, Cottonades
and Cottons from the best mills. A good Faotory•Cotton going at Ge. per yard, and a
yard wide at that.
Ail R. SMITH,
TBE AdieJlIFR 3' T10111 0, , •111"D..