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APRIL 22, 1982
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The adjourned annual meeting of th
Ali lstrttt ",4letU,s. I wll'uw, l•r)illoudny e111l{
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wall(. There wntx a good attendance( o
eharoholdore, and the meeting was naper
to ostler by 1103 Pro•ident, Rev. 1 . W
31ughos, who n0run(ed Ih0 choir 'rh
d
reports of the Diruulers, -cretary'l'reaa
,11101 and Auditors were rend and adopted
They showed that the Company hat
berm very tlun)eeful dnrin1 the Short rim
is liatl 1.1ei11 in rei.dein,o, tl a
route being $127.10. A dividend of 11
per 'cent. was declared. After some ills
01111[4011 the following dirootore wee
sleeted :-1). 111, Gordon, W. B. Brooke,
shire, Alt—x. lions, 1). Sutherland and
Alex, Dawson, A. 1I. A'luagrove wa
elected auditor on behalf of the shat3
holders, and the m00tin4 adjourned,
meeting of the direct we wee I'eld o1
Tumidity, when D. 1I. Gordon wag elect
eel Yroxldent ; W. F. Brool(mlehire, Vloe
Presi,L'nt ; 11. C. Clarke, Secretary, ant
A, E. Smith, 'lhaaxnrer, Sixty (hare
of the Company have been dixpo.sd of
and no m •1 ere eh will bo offered fot
sale at pregent.
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C J1•SLLL»o--00 Lc.
The Temperance Ledge Is (lain{; well,
1-11111001 resumed on 'Teeeday after the
Beefier holidays,
Tho Conseil meeting brat finturday
brought quite a mmntbor to the village,
Rev, D. 13, AI1111a0 attended the meet.
ing of the Synod 133 Stratford this week.
Hotel Beauties have been granted to 1).
/,honer and 1?. 51oDonald for the (mining
year liy the Emit Buren Clonlmiaeiouere,
Would it he asking Goo math for yon
to give es Oranbrookites the name of
your Ethel 0011ro8poalent ? 1s his 11040
Plato ?
VVr'ext)1 ter
Some of our villager° have been paint-
ing the place white and bionic, instead of
red, with their large signs.
The Building Committee of the now
Presbyterian Church will sleet on Suter -
day to state out the gronn(I for the new
building. The brick has been purehtLBed
frt•m Ashton's yard, Fordwioll.
L. Campbell, of (Jerrie, 0anva0ed the
village of Wroxeter industrious.
ly for it hotel lieens13, 318 seonred OS
OI3308nnl'03 •1 of Ghees afterward withdrew
leaving 01. As the total vote is 117 weft
half has to he got to the petition he only
had 11 11, vote to spare anti the enm)niesinn-
erg canto to the cote:les(0)3 that Wrux.
otos (lid net want three hotels. They
were right too,
•.1 Gla
Miss Ruth Jones, of Senfarth, box been
visiting friood1 in town during the past
week.
Regular sitting 01 the 13th Division
Court 18 to bo held in Industry hall 111)
Monday next.
Good Friday was ohscrlyd het11 tie a
general holiday. An hita•esting game 0t
ba413 ball was played in 1110 aft rno.11 at
the park.
Thee. McElroy tae (1(spu•ed of his
(1(1(1)811onee and lot 111111ie bare to 1(1'.
Chalet,: tor 0750, which is 00ostderetl la
good figura.
The annual Vestry meeting was held
in Trinity ohuro, on Monday when T.
W. Scott and P. W. Tanner were eleotod
wardens for the oomin3 year.
Some of cur defective side•waks
should be attended to at ono8 or else our
t„w•3, may he called upon to pay a nice
little tun) for ae0ideuts that may occur.
1.lnto'.vt.I.
Spring Fair on Frichty.
\p'.130irnes, of the divot. store, 11,18
removed] to Fordwioh. Me. Rapp, of the
Maonell hoose, intends tatting the liquor
store 10-oineoo on May lot.
AI1'JI•ew nevelt, while running the
Shaper in the Listowel Furniture factory
had one of 11)) hand. badly lacerated
with the machine. Tho first linger is
much torn, but it is tlmmght he trill not
lose it entirely.
Listowel Lodge No. 100, I. 0. 0. F.
will celebrate tit • 73rd anulversa y of the
order by attending oorvioo at Knox
(Mur011 on Sunday afternoon 24th 11101.,
when Rev. Bro. Campbell will preach an
appropriate sermon.
Dr. Parke of this town intends leaving
tut toe tett deddtry alma the 6th 'f May.
The JJr, intends spending 0everul 1110)1.11e
ill he llinioitiLIR of London and Edda•
borate. Mrs, Parke, we understand, will
tal(n all ocean voyage later in the season,
juin nig her husband before his return.
The Banner says :-A peouliar accident
et onered on Tuesday morning, by which
some boxes of eggs otam0 to grief. One
of Wilnm,'s eg, men, AIlNab, was peek,
ing on tae sdd0w'all( on 11'lain street and a
13.11 Telephone man 1.110 131 lig 11p soma
new wares : - One wire ren along the side.
want 31800 the ages to the express OR10e
where, either by u8)ide11 or through a
Prete l:el jo':'• on some ones part the end
u. the wire bnueuuo 0ruurely fastened to
the express waggum. When the waggon
stalled up a good strung yank from
Stephen's express trotter sent Mao and
the eggs into a heap in the middle of
the street, By good fortune nothing Wee
donutged but the eggs. Mao. is willing t0
forego damages for the shock to his ftel-
ings if some one will pay for the eggs,
The wire endeavored to haul; up 0. Tab-
be•nor to a telephoto° pole. He though'
it was a new Method of electrocution, but
he proved too slippery a easterner to be
0lue_111 that way. When Steve endeavors
to ran his expre.e waggon by h110hing on
to the telephone system he i0 going too
fast even for the last donde of the Moe.
teenth century.
V�r1711ail 9,311.
Dr. Macdonald 13. 1'., was home from
Ottawa for his DI nstor holidays,
Walter Green, of the Union furniture
/eatery, got one of his legs jammed
pretty badh• with the elevator.
The Maple Leaf Mission Band held
their bazaar en Thnrsday, 2101 inst., in
the Congregational church at 7:30.
It is reported that a flouring mill
will be erected in the near future 3,t the
junction of the north and son1h branches
of the Moitiand in Wingbom,
Conductor Snyder, the wolf -known
railway evanlleltst, will be promoted to
Toronto. His run will bo from that
city to Stratford and reborn every other
lav,
lloI'ry Cooper, a bt•itkesman on the
Tondnn freight,had the misfortuneto
have the angers on the right hand badly
mashed while in the not of couplingcars
in the Wingham yard.
The Wingham firemen are preparing
for to gala day on the Queen's Birthday.
A epe,aal feature of the day will be the
presentation of a beailtif01 gold watch to
the per -on holding the idolty ticket.
Rov. S. Scllery, 13. D., pastor of the
\V1thghan Methodist Church, announced
to ptea011 a Hellos of eerl110ns on the
loading do0tt'inee of 1100 1331118, on Sun-
day c:veliIge, contnen0ing last Sunday
(.vetting, 1f3611 the dootrino of liepen
tango,
The aclebrat d evaugellet0 I,tovd0,
Ctoasley 31.133 Hunter are expected here
for it brief visit, commencing on 0)uday,
May, lot, IThf"n 001'vin00 will bo held,
the Methodist, Presbyterian, Baptist and
(.'nlgregationfl ellm'e1100 uniting.
The folloling oro the 01Ti0er0 for
1692-3, in oonueetlen with the Wingham
Branch of the Upper Canada Bible
Society :-President, Peter Zither ; Soo.
Dr. J
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THE BRUSSELS POST
Mo m..
Mrs, 1"l0nk Solvthe, a London, spent
lad weep with lies ender, lire, Thoth
130,10, on the 13r11 bee,
A lumber of buys visited Q. Ander.
"011'a augur bush on Saturday night and
Ghemsnlvee to it.fl,y.
W. Sloan, of Myth, formerly a toaober
at Barri0'e Helmut, tens renewing old
nequnlutanoee in this 0001,01 on 0003
s h't ),1'131,
1. tow weeks ago John Angus had lux
side badly injured by fe.11104 into the
collar, In walking 1hrnn311 the room he
did not nutlet) 11111.0 the trap floor wee
open and ucneequently got a had f1111.
Several of hie rite. were broken,
(Jur school teu0he10 eoltlod down to
work again c)1 Tue.day after the J4aoter
bolideer. A good) many of then think
the 00h"ol Law uuju.t in making any
(110Li111ou between rural and village
00110010 &e to length of holiday term
Tide year W. J. Carter has leased forty '
antes of hie farm to Liviugstan Brox., '
II•I1 mel, of Brn000l0, on 1111111 they w111
ROW flax. Ile gets 0(0.00 per (tore. Tide
is a note move but will endure a a14fe re•
tutu without running the slip of Id bait
harvest or anything of that sort.
Baster Sunday brought its hand full of
prosperity to James Sharp, eon. 0. On
that day 2calves, '2 lambs, a colt and I3
little 31,g. were 'nolo I to Ire feral 8to0k.
The mother of the little pOreors Ileo ore.
seated him 1,311 no less than 311 squealers
daring the pest year. An old laying bus
it that "1t never mina but 11 pours," and
it seems so in Mr. Sharp a case.
W. A. 11(311181)1, a former 1100ideut , f
7turris, w'ritea the Editor of Tel. Pose
from Devil's Lake, Dakota, to the , l'fect
that Spring i:, very b,elnvard ; no plow•
int; or 00ed111g dune at time of writing,
l lth inst. Snow hill - over not iuu11 in
dap: it o0 the 10031, Tho elmlghe and ';r.1
ri 1 ,v..••11 ,w•1' ,1. 11 +^v q'3, to
• 1 ".1.,. 14411.
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tV al 40001.
Mrs. ;Rev.) ()Unwell has returned from
her visit to Kiue:u'dlltel.
Fred. Th0m00n, of Wingheon, was
vi8itl11g friends 11e1'0 last week.
Hiss Bary A.tuhibaid, of Leadbury,
is visiting with Hits M. Ma uaie.
i41r411a'fn0 Rod of i 1
3 \ a 11 4 is visit-
ing her sister, Urs. 'Dau. Campbell, of
Walton,
W. llf, 0013111 has been ver/ poorly re.
oent.y but we ore glad to report that he
is improving,
MieeEliza WilliLm0o0 has been very
ill daring the hast few days but is re•
covering uiue'y,
Walton Branch of the Upper Canada
Bible Society collected the sen of 061.00
this year for the spread of the Gospel.
Tllle week a4 sister of Mr.. (Rev.) Otte.
well's and her husband, Geo. Campbell,
neve guests at the Methodist parsonage.
'rhoy were united in marriage 8t Indian.
app ie, Inst Sunday, by 1iov. Mr Bailiff,
and tusk in 41'al1uu on Cher wt riding
tont:.
The R. T. of 'r, had a taffy pull at the
residence e.f A. 'Turnbull legit week.
'There was plenty of 6,0711 of ,nth 110831•
ties but unfortunately both were over•
done. The evening passed merrily and
all agree that 11r. 'lurnb 111 and his
worthy lady aro an 0x18110)10 - hoot And
hostee8,
Vlixlnr MRgrlxd.--Tho annual vestry
meeting of S. Geur3e's 0lttlrull wee held
cu 'Monday of this week. '('hs p titer,
Rev, W. T. Cluff, being ,,haunt .Junes
Bolger occupied the (their. Wei. Snaith
0388 re eleat0)1 people's warden and the
cheirmau r8•appoiuted It. II. 11brgnoon
a8 the mi818ter'O warden ; John 1301ger,
Alexander 11111., John Sc',rlelt and John
Hewitt were &eyeliner! sidesman for the
nestling year, and It. II. L'ergn8un hay
delegate to Synod. The followiug reso•
let.00 of _uuudeleno,+ was nulminwu8ly
passe(! :--•That this vestry hereby place
on record our sincere s.mpathy with our
0'11"emed pastor, 120.4. W. T. Cluff, in the
se ere 11111089 of him pelf a)d family and
we trust that not ally ilia own health
but that of Mrs. Cluff and 1310(11 It tlo
ghee may be speedily restored. That ha
may be time Divine grace itl the hour
of need and realize 01181 all (hinge work
together for good to there that love Goal.
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The boys arty ills 11011 bite well now.
!tee. 11r. Wallwin 1,41 for Godorioh on
3(1,r,dec 114 1
1I(Ba 5Ia•y 11044 013)110 home from '1'o.
nett° Let Stttniday.
Tlingit who went lo the Win4haln con-
cert Inst 1Tenday evening say that it
riv1)31ed the 131uovale c)unert.
1Ir,. Smulersnu and family went to
Tnrente Inst Tuesday whin') her 1111 -bend
11.04 born WO, k111'4 11p a hnuino(ia.
1I r, 3fnrrioon from Wingham 11,18 taken
the phare, of Mr. R,1ed,•rsnn 00 ohnmuatrer.
We hope he will 1111 the vsentley' as faith.
fury 0e. ler. Sn,dereen I!,!
I .Tent Maxwell end lit 1 1" left ler
1Tnnitoba hast l n htl 110 pia 0, 11
1 hex b. v_1 (a vett t"'• 1 11111 t•r' le
year 1) it we hope h3, will ,,3,.n' 1113)10 re•
frexhed and .trengthened.
Mr, and Mrs. Ma111(1 from \\'o i l:tock,
spent their 1i(10ter h03i(b4ys In the old
home of 11,s. Mash. 'rbi9 ix her first
visit home shim, she left as It bride. Icer
many fr ends fn Bluevelo wore ve•y tra(1
t0' gee her.
Last Sunday Rev. \Ir. Gallagher
preached an excellent sermon in the
Presbyterian Ohuroh 111 the absence of
the pastor, Rev. A. Y. Hartley, who was
laid up with la grippe. We are pleased
to say that the rev. gentleman is 1101(1 re.
60vet•ing and we hope that he will soon
be able to resume his aconotomod duties,
I3enlfrvit
To 7011 Enema. -I notinerl in your
last weel('s Pos•r a letter from R. Barr, of
Ethel, in tvhiob he blames me for telliu44
hie patrons that he is not going to run
his factory ibis year. Now this is false
,0d misleading as 1 never told any per.
110)1 he was not going to r011 the factory.
In 8pea1(ing of it to Any one I always
said that I had heard he was not going
to run the factory a'ld 1 have heard the
sante a dozen tines at least from his own
plttrmla. It WW1 t4 common report.
Whore the shoe hurts Mr. Barr is the
8nece89 that hits attended the Silver
Corners cheese faotory since it started
three years ago told the falling away of
Sia own 1'118311000 since 111011. 1 hail a
talk with 51r, Barr about a week or 40
before he wrote that letter to Toe Pose.
Had 11n told me then what ho was
blaming 311e for ho world have Chown
himself more of a mein but no, he in his
jealousy trfe9 to harm ole and draw
eunp,thy toward himself by 1.1181131,0 ill
to print. You have my sympathy at
east, 13ro. Barr. A fete figures here may
be of interest to the public re0p00ting the
two faotor10.. Three year0 ago when
Silver Corners lootory started I only
made 20 tone of ohoes0. Mr. Barr made
,tor double that amount. The rex' year
1 made ever 20 tons more than Ethel and
lea' v 3,t' T ,lade over lit tons of (thee.°
and •Flhal made a fraution over 27 toes.
Now, MI', Editor, believing in the 01.1
saying that it is not fair to kick a man
when he 18 110,011, 1 will draw this letter
to as aln4e this time, 1','l18 !ng yam will
Mel specie in the oolulnn0 of 190ar vu's•
able [tepee, 11141111,1)1, Your Truly,
1lrolloisox.
PL.tu'ou(L.
The Band boys are prao1iedng hard
them days.
11. E. Needs has had his drag store
thoroughly renovated.
Miss Sharp, of Teeewt4ter, was visit•
ire her unole, Rev. A. H' mier8un, III. A..,
last week.
John Rogers and wife talk of spending
the summer on the Pacific coast 111 the
hope of recruiting MPS. Rogers' health,
141)111 has not been very good of late,
Mise Shortresd, of Guelph, 1104 000ept.
ed a situation with R. M. Ballantyne in
his tailoring dopartlnentt This makes
ten Ilands Mr. Ballautyno has employed.
The See of lass week •Ilya :-Coe large
wad of gum was found plastered en the
door latoh of the Bee offide on Mon lav
morning, and two On the sanctum win
dote, presumably pat there by three of
our lady readers who 31nvn Applied the
kindly admonitions of the Boo against
the pernicious habit of g11n1•uhuwillg.
This evidence of abstine,mn ou the part
of our lady Mende i0 encouraging indict
and we are 8titlnllede:l to (to nn with the
ornsade.
Elan nand ural
Bennie Show. --Tho Elm. 11 u t t
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S (ring Show was held on Arril 11111, 'Et
1 I
u 1 •i In hurtles !eine soma•
Newry, the 1 tl 00 u 3,9
what email. This 01831 bo al1ri(inied to
the dullness of the horse u111)1,t at
present, and the ool9egnent desire among
many farmers, who have already too
many horses on their hands, to go less
extensively lute 1101'18 breeding. At the
present ju0utnre there is really little en.
eouragemen i, hut there i8 nevertheless a
fair market for good heavy horses. Fol.
loving is the prize list :-Oorsee.-
Heavy dr(3neh1 Olt(h'adale, IT. L. Turn•
hull's "Sir Petri011" ; elenv31 draught colt
'i yams old or under, E. Henry's "Aiken.
brae Darnley" ; Cart or Share 01101(,01,
Wm. Cooper a "Merriman” , Agricultural
stallion, E. 1Ionry'n "Prince 0'11811,"
2tel, A. 'Tllompsolt'a "Lord Iltddo";
Blood with pedigree, Kidd Beech "'118)1
8110eek." ; Roadster or 8lteriage, Kidd
Bros. 1"Lord Ferguson," 2nd, Jun,
Sproule "Chicago Volunteer ; Sweep.
8tttk8,, beet (lyde8dale, a;,'ricnoaltnral,
'3tary' John Rilehie, 3r. ; Treaamo, a
r. W. B Towler ; Hoard of Dire tte% -- '
3aptist, A, McGregor, Alex, Rally ; 1'
Tdpisc0palian, E. O Clarke, A.E. Snaith , , B
roobytorian, Gilbert "lliolnty'ro, Alegi
art or acre stallion, J. L. Turnbull s
'Sir Patrici(1i ; Best stallion, blood or
0ad9ter, Kidd pros. "Lord Ferguson."
mala. -Durham) two y013(0 old, A.
13impsen 9 "McKnight" ; Ayrahiro, three
tare Old ant 0701, A, Til141tih" tt
nd.os•--0. Loitali, raimereton, 1St, t
Leakrson,'LVingilamv
Ross; 0ongromational, Robt. Cb11i0, xr., y
1403(131)1 Bobertaon, Aeditor l, J. ,1, Ian• 1
entionsh(ld Alex. ,01069.
('11188311.
Mrs. W. Simpson and Lillian spent
East,r with blend- in Bluovnlo.
S. J. Nichol wile 0.1 Galt this week at -
Wading the funeral of hie grluldmotber.
W welcome the family of WWm. Duke
to our village this tv000. They (sleepy
the louse lately vacated by A. Peebles,
The 001100ters for the Presbyterian
Mission hied lure giving their friends 111
tuts tillage 00 opportmtity of •ubeorib-
Ing 10 the fund this week. Take I,d'
vantage of It.
The 330nngeet chdd of Ed. Greonsldes,
section fo01,183, on the G. 1r. R., is very
id and but little hope is entertained of
his ultimate recovery. Cerebro epival
favor i9 the trouble.
110 011IIALL,-A meeting will shortly be
called to re 0(4003ze the E01101 club for
the oeming season. Look around boys
fora suitable field for praotioe and glory
(hall undoubtedly be yours.
13 was a. bright and hearty 0ervioe
with the Church of England people and
th it frien.le in the hall on Beater Sun.
day meriting. The place was niodly
&wombed with flowers. BIr. Leo preach-
ed Int interesting sermon and 0110 0ingin1
by the elude was Buell as to bring forth
❑lacy w01.le of 31x(3)8)3.
Sister tido ha0 brought us a goodly
abase of holiday vieito•0 &ming whom
we noticed '-IIro. Heineworth and
daughter from Listowel 3 Miss Linda
Milne anti her "Munn" from S08forth
High School ; Mrs. Houghton, of Wing.
haul, at R. Lange ; Miss Louie Sherlock
and bar. Brans of the 3181.00(1)1ge ; and
W. 0. M0T11gea1'1 at Mrs, Simpson's.
Continued interest is man31es:ed ttt
111e meetings of the Epworth L01tgne.
They had a good time Monday evening
hurt. We are glad to see the young
people of this vi013(ity take Il dd of
"Chr101100 Endeavor" wok for 1110 morn
of that hind of thing dune the bettor for
011040108)3, their neighbors 13)13, let es
not hello o our worst, the 1v 'rid. 0111y
9e„ 30 it 11101 we do work in the spirit of
()helot, our 11ilste•, and at will he well.
A yuutlg sol of then Me01011101, ,let
with a ()ambit accident on Sunday oven•
ing last. He hod a strong piece of ol,ts•
tic cord hooked in 11. bottom hook 10111011
his brother had. Drawing anddeniy o1
6110 0or(1 the 01(0)44th of the ela'•tio pelt-
ed the hoop from the brother's hand. •
1t flew into ono of hie 03100 ;deviling it
130rou,.)' and dehnroying it utterly. On
Monday it was thought heat to remove
whet 'Wee left of the eye, w111011 tree done
ud the 1!111)3 sttfot'er is doing well. For.
un01ely It were a blind eye that was that
61111.2 destroyed,
mx131g731017373113(1rm =11813'esrgnraurvar .3,e
srCAz NO?IU
gar =01=1,!slasln 00301al4Ya(3,1t/adeareeleal
Private Funds to Loan.
20,;;—)JU
Have been i)Ilteed. in 1115 hands
foe Investment I,li teal L1tat0.
LOWEST RATE OF INTEREST.
:VU C'oJlmuitssiott.
c+ ijOJ'1'Owel's can have 1OIti1F1000.1-
SATURDAY,
007.-
S A� U R D Y APRIL
23, patted in Three Days II' tido
`++++�� w/ illi 1! 6 A satisfactory,
We will show an Elegant Assortment of Summer 000d8 o('I
every description We more especially wish to
draw attention to our
t r
ery,
Which we intend. showing in grunt profusion, suitable for
the Sinn:net' Season We berg to thank the Ladies for
their large attendance itt 01)1' ()pelting and it giVCi IIS
much pleasure to tear thole is hot 011:. opinion espresserl
and that is, it's the hest \lillinery ''how ever seen Ili Brus-
sels, at the Salle time being very complimentary to our
t Milli lot's, lSS (ll't'ell, 1V l3) ,1119 el; LA e (1 )tlrc'e 3,1• 1 1111111Ii\:wl111 r.eo,nahta'rllg*ist8
this Department.
tlll4nte1 Mill• M' 1 1 • l
1\'. 14f. SINCLAIR,
Solirifor, Brussels,
OM COVIN OD?
CO,11l'11U51).
A relent dloonvorl• 1 v u;
nIl ph yolel au. 9ueenosf11)•
ly now; monthly by theme
111139 of LAMES. 1Y the
only perfect1,3' Bak' it
relimhl0 me,ivinn ,lioeov.
recd. newur0 of unprluaipinrl cb'ugeiote who
ono• (0101•int• medleinee in place of tbl,. Ass
for (lona•, C1'r'r,N 113,3,1 (i,'Spoc:fo, take no
:•a hsl.il:; :.r; ,,, 3111.1::4, $1 0114 4 three cent
Comet,'
3'3, Ll ( '1:1 h1n0 10 Iett0I', 1111'! 031
10))) nod, 8,01ed, 11y 10101.11 mail. 1001111 4041-
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r'1 lun'tioulorn 111 1'14111 ,1111,14', to 10'1,4
on! 3t, 3 ntalln,N, 1 lilrrs9 1,11111 1.11y' ('o111-
pnnr. (10. 11 Plater Mork, 111 Vyoudwunl
Unllall' 111 h,
1: y 11 it I l.re19 I l J. 1', i'1.PP1II, C.
everywhere.
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ott,. aCr'tlY '1xi� 1.t4. 1°'•,- " .. � •r�t••'
'1'ht 1.11./.('1.111113 le cuu,l+tutiV being. asked how. ,l I):5 Mrs. 1tfir.0 )4 111,111•
alae to sell sin many Dress (xoolis :' The ,newer 1N very plain. It
is because she has by far the largest and best 13 lisortment to choosy:
from ; the very latest styles , maid the very lowest prices. 11e
111U1'L'09'1 :'
a c.lall,y wish to draw Eli t1'l:Eiou tt, nor (11114 11; Dre99 (luaus
Stack and every other kind of L-'1ac111 Goods suitable
for Mourning Purposes.
Parasols, Laces, Gloves, Mitts and every description
of Fancy Goods 111 endless variety. We are the only real
31370ntd for the Stainless Hose which we keep in every size.
Thanking the ladies for their large patronage.
Yours Truly,
.,d G E 1 F- .
500 Tubs of Butter w,nte,l this Season for which we will pay
the highest cash ])rico in goods at strictly cash prices.
PM= ucc,.vIr
APPLICATIONS THOROUGHLY REMOVES
._...a• _ "ire,
DANDRUFF
1 ;orontn Travelling Pnsnnnn„r Aetna, L' r R.
en) u; Ann•fln;Inruffig nrer(enrrnu„wurnfahn•
sitar- 3,e ..rrlrn ix mnrvo11.0 1—In my own l+loo
f fete n`,fhfat±ton nuc only Lnmm�ghlT nn±wve,1
dxn3r:lt. anrwnul.dttnn due oto
ted
PI
,3
P. '
✓. 1'uoli-„t. 6, s,1.Y Pran„nodo rlfilUW Growth.
'4a "r•r (i°'"'• [ I•••'at gat sea nal„h„EI4,:ud
y3,
�I
Restores Fading hair tells
original color.
Stops falling of heti..
Rasps the Scalp clean.
Mires hair soft andFh'
abio
Protgoteu Grovf:h,
SoLD BY G. A DE DM&N, BaussrLs.
7lAI'BR1OK
e
oy...
rlqt.,n se
The undersigned desires to in-
timate to the public that they
have leased the above well known
Lime Works where they will al-
ways have on hand a quantity of
first-class lune. Order early.
JACOB GRAM. GEO. GRAM.
Rheumatis
9
BEING duo to the presence of vele
acid in the blood, is most effectually
cured by the use of Ayer's Sarsapa-
rilla. Be sure you gat Ayer's and no
other, and take it till the p01ono110
acid is thoroughly expelled from the
system. We challenge attention to this
testimony :-
"About two years ago, after 8uffering
for nearly • two years from rheumatic
gout, being able to walk only with great
discomfort, and having tried various
remedies, including mineral waters,
without relief, I saw by an advertise-
ment in a Chicago paper that a man had
been relieved of this distressing 00111.
plaint, after longsuffering, by taking
Ayer's Sarsaparilla. I thea dooidod to
matte a trial of this medicine, and took
it regularly for eight months, and am
pleased to state that it has effeotod a
complete cure. I have since had no re-
turn of the disease." -Mrs. 11, Irving
Dodge, 110 West 125111 st., Now York.
"One year ago I was taken ill with
inflammatory rheumatism, being con-
fined to my house six monthly. I lame
out of the sickness very much &hit•
tated with no appetite, and (1131 systole
disordered in every way, I commenced
using Ayer's Sarsaparilla and began to
improve at once, gaining in strength
and soon recovering my tumid health.
1'cannot say too oonoh in )rreiseof this
well-known medicine.” -Mrs. L. A.
Stark, Nashua, N. R.
•
s arilla,
er or a
A s�
P10110Alleh AT
Dr. J. C. Ayer 'iii Co„ Lowell, MISS*
'Met $1: *Ix bolded, «b. 'Irorlhbattle.
NERVE
BEANS
NI4RVI1 n)3AN9 111'0 0
non., )19111)1'01 y ibo l 0111•„ the
w0111 00400.t Norvotls Dr.
bully host Vigor and -Fail-
ine 3(1uhood ; restores the
weakness of body or mind
or the errnrs of 0X009909of
moo
youth. el E unto 009os Rene w111!obsoletelyan rl1118)' 11411.41.
Df0NT8 have full/ (l even 00 relieve. Sold by
11111131101e at $1 Per neemane, or six for 8s, or
snit 1)31 mail on receipt 01 mien by address.
ing Tlflt Jonas lfan(611710 Co. Toronto, 00),
Write furpamphlet, sold in 13ru9.els by
G. A. 014AUl1A17.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Notice is hereby given, pursuant to 11. b.
0. 1887, chapter] 10, that all neranne bovine
01aiu8 agaluat the estate of Robert J0no9,
late of the 't'nwuohip of Grey, 10 the Obmlty
of Huron, yearn n 4000880,1, are on or be -
lore the 28rd day of April 1800 to Bend by
]lest prepaid or to deliver to 1(.. L. Taylor,
nrusoels, 0olleitor for the ldnduixtra,ri11
(with the will Anne:of')of Elle) 88Eatn 3,r the
valid douoaood, 111411r 1311803 '1114 addresses
With 1',111 pal•tiunlare of their elalm0 043 the
nature of the securitiu9 ail eel) band by
them. And notice is further given that
after the Bald 08rd of April tee adrniuiotr0-
trtx will preeeed to distribute the nose to 01
the said estate amongst the p,rtle9 entitle
thereto, having regard only to rho chime of
wltlol( notice shall Imre been received, and
the said admllistratrls will not be re-
sponsible for the odd e8tnt0 or any part
thereof 30 any wenn ur penmen of whose
01a1m or ohtimd notice 86x11 not 11,300 been
given at 4,110 time of Bttell distribution.
Doted of I0ruenols this 113)1 day of April, 1803.
11. 1,. '1'A11,010,
Solieleo' for Adrnlulatrotrix.
00.3
Notice Creditors
o ce to C e to s
IN T1111 SURROGATE Coiner 011 '13111
IVIRNTY IIP 118110013.
INTug ,ATTR& 01? T1Ia 119TIere Os DAV111
013103,, of 191E 71LL,l(la OF 8114801114,
Ix 1'nn 0040313' 00 11111300, 0113TL115133N,
nen
Notion111tea(8 hter.eby given pertinent to 13., 9, 0.
obit ). 110' tent ell 110(•
8008 urgviug ebLtms
Iag(3111et 3110 0811400 of the above n3131011 1)0 5411
811101,V/110 died On er about the 0111 day o1
N et'°mber, A. D. 1801, ere on or before the
1st 1(14y of May, A. U. 1802, to deliV'r• or Bend
by pod prepaid to A, Al, Sloohlr, at 111410•
0410, S,Noltur for David Douglas 411(1008, of
the town of 8811forth, in tae County ol1
!throe, llxuen1ol' of the last will and 'Petite..
Ment of the said David 9h104, (1000)loo1,'
111011• 111311180 and 81101100008 with int) 5,101.e.
111a11e of 6110(1' 0141118.111d 001100 18 (10, 16,
OM, 11160 atter the said 1st day of M, 33, e.
O lath!, the Haiti executor will proceed to
dist'ittele ho 049034 of the maid teet81011,01 1
ail pert thereof, 8380uget 3110 parties eu- 1
tlthot tu0rutu, lutving regard outgg Eu am 1
01131111s of winch too 800.1 executor310.81hu., -
uut180, 13,111(0 0-11,1 000081er 03111 not be
liable(1' the L e' 4t r
for 1 8 oto ,l the said estate
1.1
.L alE thereof, [ dllmtdhlt 0 ILn In •
Vy E fl to v 1
.1I
Hun of whtlm0 11)9 h said t
n the i butioua had
Oat nudes 3,C 111,1 time n-' d18Erlbtltiuu there. I
Of.
W. (8,011401.41)11,11,01 14
ynlimi int far ilF0catmr.
1)034,0(30 3) Dements tent lett ,109 d f ,dnecll,
A,31, 65)0,
Ontario P'1roh G17,3
?i!
rs
A'1'
M NTw "s'r
ALBERTA,
AUCTION
d`w :1r`T
in
`f l'.-', a
. ia�, ,„w0i9Lr it1.!111; tizateF4,ll: e I f•.o ;?r mtia ' ,'314' "ei
.1Y1 AY 3, 1892,
dill be Returned Pres,
001121throe made known on applivatio,l
to any agent of the Canadian Pauifid Ry.
P. S. -epaulet Train leaves Toronto 11
p m , April 24th, 1092.
J. T. PEPPER,
Agent, Br11seels.
Why Nat Da Your Own ThiikinT ?
11(10'1.91508, Nol'Onl bar 8111, 1880.
J. 1f. lloLann, Goderioll,
Urian 4111,-3 9aonld have 13111tten b"fore
time to 1st you knee ,3,w I a :' getting along.
11110 0 Int bot, er (1.11) Wu,: gaming, l.re mita
every 'Sty. 111111, a 460,1 .1) petite mid 41.011
Wol1, I Cali tune the ru'1 quantity 01 the
System Iteo,vulrr t,nd It 3)109 not 0(•1(rn
MO. My Ihuh•t 411 111 right 1•nw ; wiitn
,unirt In thou tally; ;me11111e 01) I one. Toe
:r0, t tLic'l in e, ire; 1 cr'Pll nu w131v 3,1
11011, bid 1 111,011 )166 u1
10 IA134Ir.111,. 1 11111
quite
of your
(50)5(0, erns file another
pour 4,''):•l( Renovator.
Yours, ac„ JA(, 1)00(.05.
001'9'l111111(011r118 LATeu,
011110000.8, 1e1,ri1N1'y 7111, 1801,
J, )l, A1cf,r.00, Gnd01•leh,
3)08)541 n,-Flfteon Pease ago loot Nnvom-
co]' I st.., ),') to ((onhor 11rot ; 110,38 treated
tar dy'.popolo, but they never helped the
11110. 1t (1(1100 I Buffered greatly (rola 1031
o; 1,0•nel; 1 1,01131ntled. but 1 grew worn'.
1 turned dh•opo,oal ; 11111 hs cud body swelled.
,ably. Sou know the State 1 was in 0hou
I W' 3,1 to (l ndnr(eb--a mare w reel:, '.113,1
hardly walk-enifering from Iiri;u r'- die -
entre. Just one year ego last fall 1 hagau
your 1101)017000 and 91100180 C'm','. 1 L"gau
to cion, in a few days ; eo61.1008,1 13,11 dor
three months steady. 1101000u 1 ten t, ht- •
! could not bo cured, if you saw non ante,
well 1,111 hearty ; eat everything that 0,nnu8
in Alla way. I owe you the praise La s;. t I, g
My life. 1 was in 01,8po1380 condition when
I went 10 YOU, 40 11104 110 010 thought L '
W001,1 31,0 Cotter, I cannot 3pe.111 tom :.,g ,ly
of you and of your inedi0me0, for It. With
11'011, that cured me. Words cannot ea,e•usx
My thanks to 300. Freely pass my 111..,0 10
0l1,i 0110, 1'1,oI' , ,to.,
JANI1,A
So1n 111 J. T. PEPPER, 13neeee .9,
5'
fl�fllfrr i7;lir,ft 1.176 ZZ1LC3
—in the way of a corset
Something t'' -lot's easy and
comfor tnhlr—.loolcthingg tha
clasps 111,.: 1?:r::r(: closely,but
i
yields t:) every 111ovelilent?
Then you want the
Ball's Corset.
If you find that you don't,
after wearing for two or
three weeks, have only to
youv
return it and stet your money
back, t;
FOR. SAM 111 A. t.'IRAcTlAN'.