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New Advertisements,
Locals ---II, J. Strong.
Bees --G. A. Deadman.
Locals -Dr. J. C. Ayers.
1'h ntOg rephic---A. Ii im itt n gid.
Public Notice-- Jolul Weiss.
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FR/DAY, JUNE 10, 1892.
Hox. J. G. Dunne has resigned the
Secretaryship of State,
We are pleased to notice that a cue•
morial will be erected to the late llou,
Ales. Mackenzie, at his birthplace in
Scotland,
Now that Grey mud Morris Township
Councils have decided to upend $100 in
putting the gravel road into a fair state
of repair, we suggest that the worst part
of the road --the 11 Hailes immediately
North mal South of Brussels -receive a
Large propurlia-n of the ;;rev,1. There is
a greet deal of travel :la this rot iion of
road and it was in u vete' had condition
last Sprint.
Tse Toronto Empire expresses oar 1
selltilllents a ;'lull\• whoa It Maya ;-
That oft el r, red institntion of our
rtitilirAYi e„ the elle, lin;.'. is a::nin to
the mint lin tLne nim d .r the gr. load
of e:'ul Imre t..- in the n t a 1s net
done, bet the !• a et 3 le of an 1111 neat
brute steaming with blood :emoting tie
before a powerful neero till one last ter•
rifle bow renders hits iusenei:,bo and pet
au end to the revolting welts i5 surely
enough for any community. This is an
ensportstnanllke picture of the Tack -out --
Slavin lielit which took pace under the
protection of the lows in London on Aro11-
day night. Tb.y cull it spilt in Eng.
land.
Ar the last session of the Ontario
Legislature an amendment was made tc
the Landlord and Tenant Act, which is
net ceoerolly itoowo. By the new enact.
ment any tenant falling into arrears for
rent, with the exception of the first
month's liability, leaves himself open to
be seized, and no goods or chattels which
he may possess, are exempt from this
seizure. Everything goes. Before this
amendment the necessary articles, such
as a stove, sic chairs, personal clothing,
etc„ could not be seized for rent but now
all that is changed and the man who
falls behind is open to have seized and
sold every article o1 permed property
which be may be possessed oi.
Dt1110e2 taxatiolt is to be tried in Quebec
Province, es a part of the way out of her
financial difficulties. The rate proposed
is one mill on the (Mime by which it is
estimated $400,000 at year can be realized.
There is likely also to be a direct tee on
stocks, bonds end mortgages. The ex.
peetatiou that the direct tate oe land will
raise 13100,000 shows that the valuation of
the read estate of the Province, other thrid
that belonging to the Government or the
churches, is $400,000,000. The Montreal
Herald thinks that the churches own
pretty nearly half Its much ns that, which
is exempt from tax:atiuu. The Herald
Bays :--"The property in this Province
which is, by law, exempt from taxation is
computed to be worth over 5100.000,000.
As the exemptions in the oity of Mout.
real alone were in 11.00 valued nt nearly
$21,009,000, tine rairulatiun does not
seem by any 18e9113 to be overstated ; in.
deed, it is frequently put down as
amounting to nearly °i200,! 00,000. le
this vast aggregate to be fureler exempt
from all alone of the plea 13ele! bur-
dens'?" The only m';;umeets which de-
fenders of exemption have are, 1. That
God should not be dishouored by taxes on
property devoted to Hie worship or ser-
vice. 2. That religious, eduoatiomtl and
charitable 1111t1t11tie11e )benefit and elevate
a state, and should not be discouraged by
taxes. We are of the opinion if the Do-
minion of Canada had a taste of direct
taxation many of the 1 aareeettt extraV .
glances would sone be slopped.
"Dae," a writer for Toronto Saturday
Night, gels off many good things but, to
our mind, he hit the nail on the head in
a recent issue when he said r -"I used 10
hear
an old lle 0ad
song A rase 0.t the
Window le 'Waiting for Me. It was a
very pretty sung, Somooee ought to
write e, parody on it. Thera is a Face in
the Newspaper 'Vaitiug for 111e. One
cannot open a daily sheet or a weekly,
religious or otherwise, without boli g met
by some repulsive countenarl'le. It is
probably en alleged portrait of Mrs.
Jonas Sniff, 0ured of catarrh by ammo
quack doctor, or ltlr. Iiattlebenes, who
gained fifty pounds in fifty days by talc
ing somebody's coil liver oil. On the
next page Master Tommy Ooabb bean».
upon us, first suffering from an ulcer and
then in bounding health after being
treated by some oilier variety of gnaclt.
People with and without pimples shrink
f'om our gaze; two -heeded boys and
hairy girls, freaks will) an astounding
needier of fingere or an extra leg adoral
the announeemeuls of match penny inn-
eeume until newspapers are a medley of
horrors and deformities. I believe in
illustrated advertisements, but I am of
the opinion Diet no bill board, shote carr)
nor newspaper 001um08 should be defaced
by the pictures of freaks, deformities and
diseases. These thinge have their effect
not only in making the eye of the reader
accustomed to hideous things, but ante•
natal intinencee of tide sort have more
than once Gauged the reproduction of
freaks and deformities, Self•respeoting
newspapers should forbid the insertion of.
such thinge. There are other classes of
advertisements appetwi3(1 in daily 310350 -
papers in this city whlell make groat
claim to high moral tone, which are 0
disgrace to their col1mus. If they mean
anything they mean something vile and
the renolies advertised unlaes they are
TILE BRUSSELS POST
not nostrums propend for theca who &tion County.
lucre been frightened, 101'e such us should
not be offered to the ptlblie, Altogether
it seems to ole that there might be some
editing plofital.ly done in the advertising
Mentes, auil the pictorial horrors nutk5
ns sigh for the aeod old days when Lydia
Piukbatn liret shone upon nc."
Toe indieutione are that since bon egos
have become illegal, Dente and (flies 1111
over the (mantra" will gradually adopt the
plan of tax exemption 111 order to induce
the loeetfon within their limits of manu-
factories. The Toronto Cnunoil has 91.
ready declared that for ten years the
nutehiueryy, plant 01111 tools of every face
tory iu the city will be free from taxation.
The pity does not grant other special
advantages but the resolution sets forth
the privileges flat will be given thus
"For a period of ten years to be coo•
pitted from the first day of January, '93,
the machinery, plant and tools need in
every malufaolu'iug industry in the
city of Toroute will be eeenlpt from tax.
ati011 for general pnrp0035, provided,
however, that the owns or owners of
each yuan menti awtluilg 1(110atry shall
be assessed iu l,ro1 d:uree with the pro•
visions of the Assessment Act ; but the
110000003, where any such 10.11(010y is
carried on, will ::how upon the ro'l the
yalne of 1-11T. 111811in••re, plant and tools
used in such iuduutl'y. The said exemp•
tine will not e.xte'ul to the land or 11',1ild.
tugs occupied d by said 111 ill. tr t atm' t0
1 1.11 ere till c el e wl 1 -11 is 0
rtt[t .111 t., f 1t be
ti wildly or in put, by deed (3 0c 31
moot on the real eetats immediately
benefited, or to sewer refits or rates, or
to any other (Ian rates for general or
school puree.eee. Thi. 11y.law does not
apply to the machinery us d in breweries
1 and distilleries or t1 101111101ni50 holding
I a fraeelliae from the city."
131 111.Dvallts.
The hotel 18 under repairs at pres)bt
and the new blacksmith shop is finished.
Robert Icing, sr„ has fixed mp - a nice
little room, twelve by twenty, for his
girls to carry on the dressmaking busi-
ness in.
Aocordiu;' to the final draft of stations
Rev. L 13. iVallmin is down for Waterloo
street, Stratford. Rev. J. W. Pring, of
b'ordwich, will become the pastor here.
Lost Monday evening some of the boys
went over to Whitechurch Lodge I. 0. G.
T., for the purpose of hearing a debate,
They say it was grand and are determined
to have one in Bluevale Lodge.
While itlr. Hooper was closing the
station yard gate the other evening, his
horse, which wae drawing two carts, ran
away leaving one in the seev- sill yard
and drawing the Other to the swamp,
where it Ives caught.
As the Wiughnm friends went from the
entertainment on Friday lust au accident
occurred which was very hard on the
'foie.. While going dowu the (hill at
.lir, lloCracken's the waggon struck a
stone and broke the axle, forcing them to
walk h0we er stay there in the mud.
The Bluevale Lodge, I. 0. G. T., favor•
ed the eitizeus with one of the most ex-
cellent entertainments ever given in
Bluevale. Master Ralph Bingham, of
Philadelphia, who superintended and
conducted the entertainment, delighted
his hearers with his humorous and
pathetic recitations and ready wit till
abont 10600. He gev5 some very fine
selections on the violin. The harmonica
band of Winghmn Auoher of hope lodge
also deserve oar praise for the very ex-
cellent manner in which they entertained
the audience.,
1Viet, ear i:.s.
"Tb." and Johnny Saunders, of Ethel,
spent Sunday visiting 51ttENDS on 1110 8rd
line.
Henry Bone, of Brigdnn, spent a few
days with his 0oneitl, Thos. Bone, jr„
last 00el,.
Miss Lizzie Ireland 15 spending a few
weeks wait friends in Seaforth and '
Tuckeremi (11.
Mrs. Wm. Anderson is still very poet••
ly, no change being n0)1000bl0 in her low
state of health.
We are glad 00 see that John Miller,
aril liue, has completely recovered from
his recent illness.
Robe Maguire, having returned from
the Northwest, is sojourning under the
parental roof, at the 1st line.
I11ro. R. Forsyth, who has been visiting
her mother, Mrs. 4Vtn, Anderson, has re•
turned to her liomo in Sullivan.
Mrs, Jas. Anderson, of Sullivan, is at
present visiting et the residence of her
brothor.in-law, Quinton Anderson.
Mrs. Geo. Henderson, who was con-
fined to her roam with a very severe at-
tack of itniammation, is DM able to be
8t•,11110 again.
hu.
J10, Millsis lav[n, a lateen a ba u put
ep tide seas0.'. It will ho 02 feet long
with stone 4tabliteg. D. aALIN.tug1ton, of
Brussels, Ina the ;oh,
About three teens ago Geo. Mooney,
of India11 Bead, N. W. '1'., land the mis-
fortune to have his stable burned to the
ground. The fire ayes caused by a spark
from the chimney of his house. To make
matters worse Mr, 930011ey'5 00190 bt50
tools, 0111011 were in the stab's, were also
tlestroyell.
Geo. Ilenderson had his barn raised
en Wednesday of last week and is' note
prepared for the masons who will be busy
at work in et Few days. On the evening
of the raising he very kindly invited the
young people of the neighborhood to
spend a fete hoses in the "merry mazes
of the dance," which you may be sa.e
was not long iu being accepted as 113.
Ilenderson and wife know how to make
young people enjoy themselves.
Scuoor. Reroter,-•-The following shows
the dorre01 standing of the pupils in S,
S. No. 4, Morris, for the mon Ili of
May t -nth Class -Fred, Pybus, Taylor
Pipe, Frank Cloakey, Millard Cardlfl,
Simeon Forsyth 1 Br.1 Glass -Lyon Pipe,
Hugh Forsyth, George Cardiff, Jeanot
'I'huoll, Lily Sharp, Lily Mooney, Nettie
(avis ; 2531 Class-7laggie Meauloheon,
Lura Cunningham, Robert Oloakev, Ida
Mooney, Lulu Davis ; Senior Part 2nd -
Ida Pybus, Mand 1-loggatrd, Noralt Mann -
dere, 111yrtle Nichol. William D. Jolla•
sort ; ,Inninr Part 2nd --William Green
Blade, James Innes, Hobert Mooney, Goo.
Imes, John Cloakey, Joseph M0O11te111.
eon,7ohi3 atm, Alfred 113100m, Roddrick
McLean, William McLean.
A, Tarr •31, Teacher,
13ulgretve. mune 0 5811001 Inutile. The
nesre3t one is two and a half miles away.
The people of Exeter offer 01.0,000,
exempt tea from lltaatio0 8)11 at spec into
the 13ur13e if tae Alaweey-11101ie Co. will
allow the Verity Plow Werke to remain
where they are.
.Jon athero Miller, of the Albion Hotel,
fettle et, and it I Gere are to he do.
Fondants in It libel snit which has been
entered by Maleoltu Colin (deuteron for
e., 000 damage.
Farmers in /Mexico always use oxen of
ale o01or in the morning and of another
color in the efteruaol. They da not
' kuow why', but they know that it must
be the right thing to do beariuso their
forefathers did it.
A dastardly attempt was made Satur-
day to wreck the regular G. '1'. It, ex.
press ttllitl due at Clinton at 13:30 p. m.,
1(h1e11 tree heavily folded with passim.
gens for 1/111/113 0011 Cleale.tieb. The scene
of the inbunuw attempt was 1350 111'lee
east of Cliulou, on tum lid fdle ant l Lalte
Intent 1103308 1 of the G. 1, 11. '911010 is
Iet the spot a bridge known ea the
50001111 I31•1010, 15111011 spittle the Bay)1e1d
j 3i00t•, the bridge being thirty feet above
the stet'. It is rho slues bridge where
I seloss of life was providentially 11001 110d a
few years ago, whet] during the time of it
1 flood, the bridge eanl4 eallaiderally. The
place is a tory lonely one, Ito Irons, s 0r
help being within 11:.11 It mile, and be ap
preached by deeeuding a homey "rale. T.
Paltorman, who wee walking 101111 S3,a•
forth to hie legate 111 (.'linens, haul eliteten
' the creek rather than the nnu1le. reads.
When apprenrling the bridge, 110 b a d
grind. of f.11il,4 .stones and the removal
l S N 111 e•h a te
1, e- a
a 1 um
n alll 1 111 iei"u.
n n 1 .vu 11rout, 1 to hie
1
lnu•ea that 0110 111L1'1011s were o b- int;
p c.•d on the bridge, mal knowing (het
the ex11rees 350111,1 snnu be rushing (evu
nnp011 it, he melted to the top of 1110 grnd0
sheeting and wacieg his lantern. OIe
succeeded in aora..ttire the atteutiol of
I Engineer (been, 11011 the train was
brought in t'1 otnu,i,1)) . Conductor Aase•
beelike, after hearing Paltorman', story
gave orders to proceed cerefn11y, and
found when nerving the bridge that
powerful nbsu'aetione had been placed on
and 11 ear 11. On examination it wit=
found that heavy beams, about twelve
feet long, had been carefully wedged up-
right between the sleepers of the bridge,
and supported by huge stones, any of
which would have caused the immediate
deetrnolion of the train. At intervals of
a few yards were similar obs+ructions.
The obstructions being removed the train
proceeded. The affair has caused great
excitement et Clinton and Intense iudig.
nation, The perpetrators have not yet
been arrested. Iled the train been on
time the chances are, as the slight was
cloudy, that the tract would have been
thrown down the embankment.
OE'S COTTON 1100T
('0511'0('110.
8 recent discovery ay ml
old physician. fincenssful-
ly used 111011tbty by (bals-
amic of L,ni&5, fa the
0031 perfectly 01110 root
reliable tuedicine discos.
°rod, 11ewitre 01 unprincipled drnpailts 1011,
rafter et leder medicines iu place of this. Asir
far (lnnt0o do rns ltno'r (3(1,13,151', tale ne
Substitute: nr iu rinso Al ata d bores -cent
Canada 1"11-15° (101106 in. letter. Ialnl we
33111 send, 0r91ed, by rel men mail. 10101 seal-
ed )ar3lc3dur510 plant 1113.0131pr, to 1alies
only, •3 330310,9 Address 00110 3,tt5 rotas.
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141311, 1 9 Fl h Il 1, 131 33 1 0
eve„ Don nit, 'Mich.
t sold 111(111(1,5515 by J. i', PEPPER, 0, Gratin Dealer, Brussels.
\. 1111.313\t 114 and all resnonslbic druggists
et•m•5'W(1c1c.
tluNl'I 10, 1502
tee o^.rmnwwz.11!earum atrnx.aaararrsiactstain s'elaa 1:=3rclnlacavarta104181 l.'a.91321r=s8
SEASOA3LE CO
"1HECOOKS BEST FRIEND
LARGEST SALE 1N CANADA.
Fa111ne rs Gardeners.
Save your 1'rtlit trees and in-
crease your yield of fruit from 40
to 00.per cent, by u'iing the
CO9tLIINNI) SPRAY P('1'ft'
which caul be seen at aha Post-
3)119ce.
The Postmaster is the Agent
for it.
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T111' (111181 ((1t 011 0111111, file
i ea 11 n; T 1 ( fu (. A [I 11 \ (1'111
is
111)1(1 ouno1 in out 111.00 of tuedi-
cine. All droegtsts ere .lottolizd to veil
it on e. )1 3)4,10 gua0lunee•, a test that 110
other cure eau snrrtssfidly stand. if yon
have 0 Cough, Sore Threat or Brom:hitie,
1188 it, fur it will en re you, 11 yoeur0ldiel
has the Croup, of Whooping Clough, nee
it promptly, and relief ie sore. If you
dread that iusidieus3'1 .,',se CONSU31?.
TION, rinx'T FAIL 10 u.e it, it will cure
you or cost nnthia'_. ark vnnr Druggist
for SHILOH'S (41 'le, Priro toe , 60e.
and 01.00 If yn n rouge ere eul•e Or back
lame,use 11+1111011'1 Poruas'plaster. 25c,
on •a roe 47
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,any Ott rlll'Ulf of
Wool 41'illted 7)y the un-
dersigned, for which Z
alai, prepared to ply the
Highest Market Price
in gash.
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Mar i0 Mutual Life'
(((11n1 43133+01(., . {t'A'reat 3400, ONT.
Assurance in force Jan'y,'112..e14,934,807
Nev business writ1e0 in 1501 2,004,1150
1 leer. ase over tette 810,800
1 Cash inooum for 1801 547,020
111c1.°88c. a0n• let90 57,020
Liberal Conditions of Policies.
flash Aller 1'id l-np 1'8(105 gueranteed ou
09011 1101i05.
All dividends hating to and ale paid only
to 110)10y ladders.
I't•etuillno Playable- during the month in
3vhi'dl they rnMine.
Policia. are incontestable two y'ear'n fro an
dote of i"u,l,
Na 0 .,t: ictlon on Irl:ve!, rosidetioa or 00.
0nplttm.
13 nliele's may be revived within el
(11,3t131 a h et
Death entitle; paid at mute ma oamplotiou
of 0bti,o 1.1Pars.
J A. YOUNiG,
l3is'riot Agent, Ethel,
Salve Your Hair
BV a timely use of Ayer's Haft Vigor:
This propagation has no equal as a
dressing. It keeps the scalp olcan, cool,
and healthy, and preserves the Dolor,
fullness, and beauty of the hair.
"Book ache
means the kid-
neys are in
trouble, Dodd's
Kidney Pills glue
prompt relief,"
"7G per 08nt:
of disease is
first mused by
disordered kid-
neys,
Might as well
try to have a
healthy oity
without sewer-
age, as good
health when the exist where
kidneys are Dodd's Kidney _
clogged, they are Pills are used.' Flannels, strictly N1435 STYLES, tar surpasses any wool season yet.
I
the soau0ngers
of the system.
Delay is
dangerous. Neg-
lected kidney
troubles result
in Bad Blood,
Dyspepsia, Liner
Complaint, and
the most dan-
gerous s of all,
Brights Disease,
Diabetes and
Dropsy."
"The above
diseases cannot
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IBJ
A line al' Prints to sell at 10(1, regular 131(. -Goods. A.
tibio litre of Printed 13uslilis from 1Oc, to 25o. All
Wool Delaines and Delaiuettes, Check Mus1ins,
'Victoria Lawns, Indira Linens, Lace Cur-
tains, 0u011110ctl1.es and Art 1111slhis,
Bats for everybody from, 5c. 7r..1r1./-.'cord.9.
P:u'asol$ at 50c., 75c.. $1.00, •'1.35, $1.50, $2.00 & $3 50.
Rubber coats and. La iez' ^ fat sv
A full stook of new Goocls nt the Lowest Prises. Give
11(1 19, Cut,1.
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Having purchased the Furniture Business for Mei,ssr ,
Smith, 1Ialcoint & Gibson, I3russel., I desire to notify the
public generally that I will keep a first-class stock of
11 c--r-Y . rye • TV
ra v
fT"II
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01 the newest designs, and gill ,ell at (:lose prices. Spec-
ial attention given to repairing.
A NICE RANGE
NGE
OF CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES,
.11x:'
1 1Pi11 keep a well selected stock of Caskets, Collies, 110., also a
first-class Hearse. lfy personal attention will he given to all orders.
Picture Framing clone on short notice. ,A large stock of mould-
ing 131w1)313 on hand.
A
call is solicited from the people of Brussels and surrounding
country. tiatistactiotl guaranteed.
DAVID HOGG.
SVIALE'S BLOCK, BRUSSELS.
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Listowel Woolen
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ac tory.
fliphest Prices Paid, Gash or Trade,
Largest Wool. M7 rket in Or tarso.
Everybody come and sea our tremendous big stock in all
kinds of woollen goods which we offer at bottom prices for
cash or exchange for wool.
•
NEW AND FRESH STOCK.
We have never been so well fitted and equipped for a wool sea-
son's business as at the present one, and have never felt so roill-
pletely confident of our ability to serve you with the best of goods at
bottom prices. A specially attractive feature of our now lines of fine
Sold ,l all deniers end rs or
conch mail Is
Y recei t
of price go conte. pe box or Six for $a,5u,
De, L.A. Smith & Co. Toronto. Write for FINE WOOL SOOTOH SKIRTINGS,
book called Kidney Talk,
"1 was rapidly becoming bald and
g after two or
kettles oft Ayers Bair Vigor any hair
grew thick and glossy and the original
color was restored." -Melvin Aldrich,
Canaan Centro, N. IL
"Some time ago I lost all my hair in
consequence of measles. Alter due
waiting, no now growth appeared. I
then used Ayer's Hair Vigor and any
hair grew
Thiok and Strong.
xt has apparently come to stay. The
Vi or is evidently a ggreat aid to nature."
--J. B. Williams, Z>`loresville, Texas.'
"I have used Ayor's Hair Vigor for
the past four or five years and find it a
most satisfactory dressing for the Bair.
His all I could desire, being ](armless
causing the hair to retain its nature{
color, and requiting but a small quantity
to render the hair easy to arrange."-
Mrs. M. A. Bailey, 0 Charles street,
Haverhill, Mass,
"I have been using Ayer's Hair Vigor
for several years, and believe that it has
eatlsed my hair to retain its nathral
color." --Mrs. EI, .J, Hingq, Dgqaler 311
Dry Goods, &o,, Bfshopville, Md.
Ayer's Hair Vigor,
WM 3111x0 air
pr. J. 0. Ayer & 00., Lowell, Mass.
field by Drugglelsand Perfumers.
JAS. 1 S. 11.Al i, .
--Mm,31Cactnrer of--.
liltgyiest !Jnr1'ialge?St 4e.
OPPOSITE TI1Wisl HAIL
73RUSSIILS,
(Something New offered to the trade.)
We are the only Woollen Factory in Canada that make this line
of goods and offer them for one-half the price you pay in the city of
Glasgow.
STOOK IN TRADE.
English Worsteds, Fancy Tweeds, Scotch Tweeds, lfoltons and
Clotakings, Fine and Coarse Flannels in Dress Goods and Shirtings,
Bed Blankets, Horse Blankets, "Woollen at111 Cotton Underwear,
Fingering and Stocking Yarns, Cottonades, Cotton Bindings, Win-
eeys, Dock said Gray Cottons. Also a good ,supply of Stockings,
Socks and Knitted Goods.
WAR]NT 1IsTG
'We Irish to warn the farmers not to be (deceived by Shoddy Ped-
dlers going through the country selling dishonest goods, Wo have
no peddlers handling our goods anti they can only bo bought by
dealing direst at the factory. -
Roll Carding, \ -innzn(1l cold Manufacturing,
Tweeds, .LPL -tunas, Blankets, &o.
Our Wolk will satiofy you and Thanking our numerous customers for their past favors, would
our Prices will please. beg to say come and bring your neighbor to see our stock, as you
will be highly pleased to ileo goods so- low in price. You will .find
- us ready to give the most prompt and careful a110011on to all.
(Jail anis Bee' ue as We are Here to
Hindle Business,
B. F. BROOK & SON.