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JUNE 10, 1982 TI.IE BRUSSELS POST
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Tli5tritt t'l'eW5
Ureteel'Icoulc.
Tide plat) affords a good opening for a
tailor and R 0ho0nmlctr.
firs. Steele has improved her rosidouee •
by now siding and a coat of paint.
Pa th ,C Lomeli will soon have 1110
belch ulnen? on 1), /,iturnern' resirleuou
uoulploted.
A haymow, our noted pu10pnlaker,
complains of the wet welbber mH much'
as the farmers. You set ha has an syn'`
to biathlons.
Slitohnll di \Villittme have turned out a
largo number of buggies and road. oasts
th111 Hoaaoualread,y, Their workcuauship
enema to give good Bath:440110n.
Taylor, the profe80toual tramp, passed
through hero Lhe other day. lie had a
long puree, where he suttee -flied in getting
a nd11kle he would change Any 0140 of a bill
from one to fifty.
11i1150')l.
Rev. Henry A. Newcombe will bo the
pastor of the Methodist ohurell hero for
next year.
Goon CATTLE. -0 'Monday of this
week elegem. Heffernan t1 Betw3i(heitner
shipped two oars of be ,f tattle from this
Station. ;16 out of the cumber wore pur-
ahlao,i from heave Milne and they
plumped down the make at 40,800
;mantis Mr. Milne netted a tidy sum on
hie sale, ,1 young tow sold by 1910111)
131'oe., 21111 coe. of Grey township, weigh.
ed 1,770 Pomade,
Du:n. -On Sunday, Juno lith, Win.
Sharpe, se., peseed lava}, ae the ripe old
5
days.
11�3 and 1� V
OI 1
nue [ 11 years, 5 m It
Ahem two week's ago 11r•. Sharpe fell :and
fro'•, irl his thigh from the
eff:eit1 rid which he (lever recovered
Tim deceased waH burn on 1 hristinaa
day in the year 18112. He nano( (0 /his
0.30) Iry f••nm Perthahire, Snutl:u111, i1
182.3 and settled in the tow1ehip of (hr. -
ford, Grenville County,. Two gram later
110 ur'trelo3 Elizabeth hunter' who (ow I
survives him, aged eighty three yelu•s,
11111 who removed 100 tic roe
of hand from the government for loyalty
to the not -miry. Deceased went to .Pres•
Cott in 1817 fur Hix lm,ntln8 to defraud hie
country from the McKenzie rebels. In
185211 mune to the Quo on's buoli and
took up 200 aore0 of laud, Iota 25 and 2(1,
con. 7, Grey township, where he 1'esided
until his death. lois family cuneisted
of thirteen Ohildren--six boys and seven
girls, eleven of whom ars now living.
They are :-- rladrew, Mrs. Dilworth,
Mrs, Gill, Mrs. Henry, living in Grey ;
Jamas, in Morris ; Mrs. Hubert and
Peter, fit. Thomas ; Archibald, in Mee -
keen ; John, Mrs. Duke, Mrs. _Hanley,
residing in Michigan. Mr'. Sharpe
was strictly honest and was never a
witness or had a case in court in
his life. .Iia motto was "Do just to
every num and f0(1t• Goll." Deceased
lute 5;3 grandahildroo and 6 groat grand•
children. The interment was trade et
Mime uctnetery on Tuesday efteruu nn.
,Leitettowv til.
The Rev. W. T. Currie, mieeioiary
lately retnrno.l from Africa, gave an ad-
dress last Friday in the Congregational
ch111'011.
C..1. Close, who 11 to aniohed hi0 ap-
prenticOeelp at the jeveIery bnainnee with
John timbal, loft lest, weak for 'Toronto,
ode re Ile is tmkiii4 a. on trae 111 1110 Cana-
dian IIorologimel Institute.
elm, Boyd, Victoria street, ILu,l daugh-
ters, 111110(1 leaving tor Chicago ill a few
dlvve, where they will reside le More.
31i•a. Boyd purposes tetllilg 0 trip to
Glas 'Ow shanty after getting settled in
Chicago.
i3. peekage of 1111'1)0 for John Pag0 of
tide town, from Peter 11o1dersou t Co.,
New York, re(wh0.1 hors by mai( a few
days ago after being over a month oil the
road. The delay was caused by the
paoltage being misent to Ontario, C,LIi•
fertile. .11 was parried about (1,1100 mile0
out of the way.
A sol of alar(. (leo. Maynard, widow,
received a vett' severe kick in 1110 head
from a horse owned by Mr. Wright,
10101er, on Tuesday afternoon of last
Week. The little fellow w(0 st•ncic 0(301'
the eye emit two oe three ugly laches
were merle which required some stitches.
The .111111 (("10 also toned to be creaked,
At last ao0oent the boy was getting a-
long fairly well.
3104000. Gillies 2i Martin, of TOeswater,
who have purchased the Listowol fouu•
dry, are busy fitting it up, They are
putting in a boiler and engine, to replace
those removed, an(1 are 0(00 making other
improven(eut1 in the foundry, propara-
toy' to commencing miming. They ex
petit to have the foundry in operation 111
0 n a fortnight.
than lav
R
' says
-A short
The Listowel Standard y
t(mo ago elrs. W. lIuxworthy, Bi0nlat•ok
street, reeelved a ohega0 for 13.1,000,
through the Ofli3000 of Li+towel lodge, A.
0, U, W. Her deceased husband was a
Inombor, In gold standing, of Lambeth
lodge No. 217, A. 0. U. W., Rt the time
of his death, which 000011ed about two
months ago. The $2,000 bonetloittry is
veritably a providential blessing to the
widow and her young family, who, we
unde1'Htalld, were otherwise not very well
provided for. No more couvino(ug proof
of the comineudable work which is being
accomplished by the Ancient Order of
United Worlkmon and kindred beneoiary
in01110tions oonlil be desired than the
present ease.
is EwwoodA.
Rev. D. Rogers was in Guelph hast
*milt attending the Conference.
The Band favored our eit1zenl with
00(301al solecbious on Saturday evening
lest, ie being their first appearance thio
00(1800.
A. new 1itehcn has been built for D.
Murray, and a stone fo0nda1100 pat
under the house. He intends to brick le,
but not bhi0 summer.
The brlak work in 000»ect1on with the
new Preobytorian mana0 is being peeked
forward rapidly, 'The Lowry boys of
Brussels, have the work in hand.
Therm were 1oa1' immer010n0 in the
Baptist ohuruh on the night of hfay 20th,
Ender Rev. Mr. Phillimoteie paato(at0,
the Baptist 0(4090 here is making en-
0onr0ging progra00.
Geo. Dienbrook and wife left on Thum.
clay, of Inst wool( ter an extended visit to
Mune son, George, in Cheyenne, Wyom-
ing. 'Iles Mina Pelton accompanied
them to Hyde, Colorado.
Iilclmtind b'ox goes int July 106 to tante
the foremanship of the nett/ Sobringvillo
flax mill. 1-10 hoe tleryed a 0onsidor111I0
length of tim0 in the 010nbro01, Arthur
and Atwood mills, and is well spin every
department of the besinee0.
aluuen'wex4.111=4=10anrumwcmte1103.1 a4r;ire•
Cleo. Kort, Map driver, load a vallleble
hors:, last wools, The movie of the tulle
net; .3 death
Wass a1( 150011011.
ll
a „
Tho '300 lege : •I m (nolo In anis
peat we have been running !)r, T. A.
S100'411'0 entre Ood !Jiver 011" adver.
tis0me13, for which we were to get $20,
and $5 for two small oleotfos, On
presentation of our bill 1110 other day, we
received the heart neighing intoll(genee
that the Slneent Vona:MI (018 in 1110 hands
of (bo o11erlff, that a mimeo,' of jello•
menta had already boot served ngaiust
them, and that they (mead not meet a
fellation of their liabilities. We have
taken the inose, whi0(1 has produce( a
benefleial effect. The elroot is simply
this, that hereafter medicine firing and
advertising 11ge011100 will have to (any nosh
ill advance at loofa rates for any 14dver•
tieing spice they may solicit 111 11110
(134(103'. NO'Aapaper' publishers have lost
mere money by therm patent mortician°
frauds lien from any other 0011000, anoly11
is about time they avert) taught a Marlon.
The Dr. Slocum honed adeartl:wl very
heavily in almost every paper 131 the
Do 111rlou,
leV l it e3' le i rete .
Horses ere already being e.xereleed for
the \Vinghanl ('0000 on June 26111.
Workmen were busty (est week com-
pleting the plaete(ing of the Meyer hiuek,
No. 2 Co., :Slyd 133 tele, Winr:h on, ex-
pect to „o into eine uu Juno 19111, and
Meru ell 2nly 21131.
Thera were 507 mimeo 0(vuu 111 as seek•
ors, during the meeting' of 'hews firm•
ter and Crossley, 111 town.
I (uou prueor meetings are Luing held
in town by the v11riou1 ehuroheo for rt
month every \1Ldn11ay evening,
Cif Bullard d hal the inisfortime t
•prill 111011011 1ne tla,V t Wt112,14, 1111
i, 41,133(111 011 the strert with 1(33(1,1)'",r_
T. 1e11 has pt chi=ti from J. II ,Ie.
Gately the hu.,o 013.10 wl(iu11 11.0 Leen
SDI 11:1111g ill Lilo raadn pass(ag( of the town
ht4(1 fur several months past.
Tho 0n11330111134 1(1r the foundation of
the new English church 3'0 being done
1011 the war(( of building will likely be
,;enc of with 034 favi a; pt) Tibio.
A cedar block crossing front the new
bank building to the stuns bleak, on
Josepltiue 13111,01, was connnenced e,
Wednesday horning 01 last week.
Mcssee. Sellery 13 T°mplo, who Imam
boon 011rrying on the boot 3.0(1. 01100 busi-
ness ill John Martin's old stand, removed
Whir stook to 1(ino;u'dine last weep.
The \Vingluaul firemen are practicing
for the walkertoo demonstration, where
they expeo1 to demonstrate their ability
to rum and couple and perform the vara•
ou0 other feats faster than their tappeu-
tents can.
Last week's Wingh,un 'Piave says :-
The (ninon evlmgeli0110 eerviece &Asad
Sunday evening. The Prosbytoriau
church was packed long before the hour
of 8erv.ie0 and a largo number went away
not being able to and standing room.
Tho service teas one of very great interest
4(111 profit. It will bo ling remembered
by those present. After the opening
e1erciscs the resident minietor$, whose
ohurolles had united in the nervines, gave
brief addro4.as touching nn 4110 wurlc of
the 11041 four lvecl(0. Tho evil3e(iet0
0(lve parting addresses roll of comfort
(41):1 encoi1t'ngernen 1 to I1:., ,loll' 0011Ve, is
and older member's of the 0111rr111. Az
the meriting service tut the Methodist
church, IN 111 -111 1.14)1`n wet'° received, 11 by
tetter and 87 on profeesiou of faith. A.
good number more wig join 3'L week from
next 141nr13111y, and a prnpe(•lduual8 num.
leer will unite with the other ohnroheo.
'.his 04041( will throw a heavy (30.,pu(ai-
bility on the several churches, The
evangelists left on the 0:45 train Monday
morning for St. Thomas, IL large number
being at the station to bid them good-bye.
(11 a'tear.
Sheep washing awl alto -eying is in order
at present.
'1110 (Dunt folks are beginning to talk
of pl0.311us.
1411,tiug is a fevoril0 pastime on the
913itland river just now.
Birds ere very plentiful this season,
espenlally the rare specimens.
111,10 1'01ll•1 1f,Qu11e.11, Of B101121011,
Michigan, in vision; her uncle, Thomas
Stokes, 211(1 con,
lien. Dart has been malting things
handy around his fine stone residence by
erecting a largo woodshed.
Reeve Milne and Deputy Reeve-, Oliver
and Bryan are attending the Cennty
Grinnell this week at Goderieh.
Lamb buy'er's Intro been through the
eone00alon lines lend the p1000 offered by
then are generally Very 0ati0111000ry.
Limy promiees to be it very heavy crop
in this section. Tho old proverb that
rain ill 1Iay makes lona; bay will bo folly
exemplified.
vging t
3'1 valuable brood mare belonging o
„ h
John S10tvarl, eon. 10, died a few (lugs
ago, Some time previous be .vas offer'lt
$200 for her.
Pall wheat neem• looked better in thin
loualit,J'. Many fields ere in the shut
blade 0,e that it will bo ready to berve01
mean earlier tato( anal,
Thos. Newsome bas completed the new
110010 been for Joint Hart is, 1011) tine.
16(3 Ilerris has now the best equipped
outbulldiugs in that neighborhood.
PathloReters are rooeiviug their of(ioial
papers so 111111 roar( work will soon bo on
hand. Statute labor is not generally
OOt+Hidel•ed (1 11)03107 melci011 husin0se.
Rev. E. Victor Smith is home on a
brief visit. Ile purp•aes leaving shortly
for B1.1110l Columbia wham he ent01's 111°
mission field, If good wising are any
11(lvautage to hila in his work he slloulu
do well on the Pacific slope.
Conrad Angel, 12th Bee, has been
beautifying the front of bis farm by
planting a row ei' m11p(e Ando limes.
These 1ree0 were trimmed in • the bush
last year and look ni00. It is (1hout limn
Conrad was getting a ni0o girl to do the
house 0v0rlt.
As an example of how the meet tteente
will Make (11101(1100 at times 1V0 in01a1100
t(10 following, The other day one of our
young ladies, a farnleee daugheor who is
1,0te(1 for being a firot.ol11ss meager of
the household department, ,vont to towel
to do the (Mapping as usual. Among
other things she purobased a quantity of
Balt which teas dote up in a large paper
bag. Some of this salt she used in pro
peon; breal.i0st nock morning and after
milking, it being bandy, 0110 gave the
00wa a liberal supply -probably 8eeeral
potluck!, w(1i011 they ate with gnat rental),
But now d0 where elle fern Gorses fn ;
eonloltim0 during the day title same girl
discovered that the paper bag oonto,inod
nothing oleo than the beet of white sugar.
She gays the next time the goes to town
she will melte that etorekeepetie ears 340
red es it coal of (lee.
cur e-r.stxvnt tw.^iparti 410. *; 1712azsacnC'{Tann DOTE as OPPIDO n,rw r,; SDIDanr n w 11
Mrs. Slater, daughter of John 11111, n j
,g:au hut' journey u( Monday 0f this '
avec (to )x otV, , °chic Jin,
u' husband who
whore she will join l c husbl n l 0 r
a I vU
j
went tiers H0ver141 months ego. \V0
w101111r, 141111111(, tiletel and then' little
eon notch Happiness In their new hump.
Our reeve (dud d0lputiee are away this
weep 101 their annual mld0ummer free
exemedol to the (smutty town, They will
likely mouldier bnah(xe with pleasure
while there. AVlly le it that our patil-
I0asteete, pone(1•Iteepers and health (11-
0peolor0 aro not granted the same
!privilege ? Would not 11 we01( of 11101
beautiful 0L11111001' recon be Peat us belie -
1101111 to them ? We dont see the sense
in slaking flesh of some officials tend
fowl al the et11srs.
We aro pleased to hear that John G„
son of Augna Shaw, ham been111eard from.
De had been in Brinell Culuulbia, Wash-
ington Territory aria California endeavor-
ing to build up his health which was in
0 pr000rinus condition but with little
avltlL lIio rel0tive0 were greatly Berpris.
ed and pina00(1, after n long (alone°, to
receive is letter from hen from '''ranee.
Ile mid, he heel been writing regularly
hilt his letter's were 10 1 8 1 0111 Boma way DB
were (110 Dees sent haul by iia pttrent0
and (deter. J. G. Mike '.l coning beam
011 a visit for a fete months.
Selmer, lt(:rm:re. -The following da the
report of S. K. N1). 5, for the month of
May :---.13'. Part 1 -Wild, (Contort, Lizzie
Limas, Nellie Cortes, It,y 110,011 ; Sr.
Part 1 -Arthur itobcrl+mr,1l ,bel Coates,
Alex. Dunbar, 11Jbt. Mancha, ; Jr. Part
2 -Archie J1p1 1) (4 1,1/11,!0, Amin Paw.
Hon ,lcsie (W ,1•, Part S -Howard •
Coate, 211)111 1 ,bat. 1u, Study I end-
d11y, Nellie Ridley ; do 1 Class Eddie j
\lulauAuu I. �(,V lolly
Stette,Jr.1 _1 ilei Feet gv .3
gin Dnulu, 1 I t Uhc 1 (161 1(
la 134), ]fail ( �.., Atte; Spillet; •
Jr. 11-11-Bu'+.11 I,.u':.n1, Mary Sly .3's,
Elln'1 Dunbar ; Sr. •1411 --.1) mail Kill. ;
no', S11on31 (-1:mlpbell, Cirri';;in•L Alex•
coulee, team, Do0'mx, 1'oanher.
Auti(1 1.,1 1 u t 1110,1 -1I(3 Data Jon:
1(iall.0ornlcrl -1 re •dive I vont 10110r and
111x1) the paper tin i Ig a dn0rril'tion of 1110 ,
(30330mllur you had wi111 n 5ho01. 1 wrote
tllie to you just after I got yours bit it is
so far away here 1 suppose yott will net
get tide till the middle of the year 18'03.
Tina me luta of ghosts here but not 00
big 11,4 the one that abased you. They
are little wee thin58 and no one is much
afraid of them. I guess Joe, you did get
badly frightened that eight and well you
(light. As you 0(11(1 ill your letter you
ave taking the best way now to visit at
that plans on Sunday aftornoohs and
oomn home early in the evening. I WW1
glad to hear that she did not go back on
gun. If year hair is still ani 010ndi35 on
end from the fright you had better shave
11 clean off and it will comp all right
next time. I hope you Will never have
1111Jt10(3 000:1 exp.))'i011ce.
Yanr old friend,
ALEN. ]! i i,ot'r.
CIItx.1 \VEnI111,--Ort 1luuday evening
of this week Chas. Rozo(l and wife 0010•
braced their twentieth madding day in a
right royal manner. Thor:, wa8 present
their own family told thou 1 twenty iu-
vite.1 guest) and the time s,) •(t lvaM very
plea0,ult and agreeable. Late in the
evening there leas a boltutif1l spread of
good things and, judging from 1110ir dis-
appearance, they were richly enjoyed.
On toward the wee hours the 11,1v. R.
Paul, of (3rnas:�l4, said la few Wer'd8 on
behalf of the friends wile were present
and had enjoyed themselves so much.
Ile referred tie the blessings of the pest
to, ranee, tdlo present harpy relation
of the honiey mid prayed for peseta and
prosperity with long life in the future.
Mrs. Neil MOLaloOhlin also made a speech
which was noted for its brevity. The
following is a list of the presents given
o1 the occasion :-Wm. Aiuloy and wife,
China tea set ; Mi08 Ruby Plum, Chian
01101)0dere ; MN. J, Constable and Hays,
of Seaforth, 1e1400ade set ; Mrs. N. Ile
Lau1laliu, wutee set ; Mr. and Airs.
Burkholder•, fruit (11011 ; Mrs. S. W.
Laird, China fruit diele , Mrs. J. A. Ptt1•
land, China ehoeso dish ; Miss 11oin10s,
dos. China fruit nepeie01 Miss Ellie
Plum, .1 doz. China butter pats ; J. G.
Biome and wife, t0vo large China plates.
The e"mp'l1 will long remember the
happy time spent with their friends, Mr.
11,d 11x0, Bereell mud family.
'(7(1Llt ani.
hu„ I (jt) 1 I N 1Y f' V e soy Ice Groan
The 01101c ill this neighb.,rhood bre on
the mend.
James illcliibbiu, of Vanderbilt, Mich.,
w110 visiting his parents here 111't week.
The public oohool ohil2rou nuci their
tenehers were photographed this week by
1V. Burgess, of Brussels.
A0 will be seen by the list of stations
lit aneatheL' 00(uOM, Rov. W. Ottelveli will
returnto Walton fee
another year.
The R. T. of T. purpose holding a pic-
nic in MoDongall's grove on Jetta 251„.
Every one lo cordial y invite:1 t0 mune
and bring their buckets. .311 sister conic•
ails will bo wel0omed.
The W. (1. ie. mot hob Friday at the
00sidenue of lass. Wm, 'loAllister.
There WKS a good burn out of the ladies
0oneidering the very wet dray. It was
decided to have a garden party at the
manse on dime 23rd and to (01140 Mee,
Jamieson, of Forowea, deliver tom of her
popular addresses on that occasion, in
11101'tesbymrian ohurolt. As the mange
is near the ohuruh tett will be Oeev01
there. \Vo (lope there will bo a good at.
tee(1anee as it will no doubt be very
0lteet,ti1ing and inetru0bive to bear the
lecture, ParLienlo'e later.
Oo11,oeThio 140311 w0 00 10.1113d 111)011
to record the death of Agnoo, wife of the
(ate Geo. Campbell, who passed "Way 1,0
leer reward of ,G'riday owning{ of last
heck, amid 'Jin year: mud 5 months. The
deceased titeeidod church the Sunday
previous to her death and 00 Monday
went about hoe household duties appar'
entlyin her usual health, On Tuesday
elle was 1ake1 Omk am! the following Fri -
clay her spirit escaped from its earthly
tenement and she watt to join the loved
ones who 00(1 gone before her to the bet-
ter lend. Twelve ohildeen are left to
nlonrtl the loss of I. loving mother. Mr.
Campbell (lied about eight years ago.
Airs. Oempboll was ie fallhfttl m0mbee of
the Proseyloritto 011ulvh and way beloved
by all who know her, Tuo funeral took
place 11rem her let0 residence, (0114, 00m.
18,0 ray, on Saburday and ivies very 10,1'501 a,
attended time being 82 rigs in 3.110 proems.
Blom The int0rmone (4330 made in Bra -
0010 00m000ry, Itee. 1). Forrest 0ondu0b-
mg the 00rv100.
Southampton da giving Bowm,ui 1b
Zinl(atl 10 year's 0130mp1io1 from ta000
to rebuild their twittery r000ntly destroy
ed by flet,
JE RSEY MAINLK SIIAK111
1 intoe rnoelo att'rangepnmt with 11 r. (1.
A. iJ'', IRl•,3) 33.iorolly 1(3.11” to supply nut
With ell the
.r1:liSEy' Q1(MAM
and J1,I1SFY MILK
I may require. You can therefore de.
4:034,1 ou having a w'ry gummier foe Cream
and a'lilk 'flake, The following le tho
agreerneut betweee no: -1 horehy armee
to supply Mr. Thal. Rutledge, for hie lee
Croton and ifilk Shake, or Other per-
pa000 111 Cm1lnea110(1 with his 1toolour,lut,
Joreey Croom and Milk ILS 110 may re-
quire, on the (1'ldit(ou that no other
Cream or Milk 18 need except aB supplied
by Ino.
(1. A. DEADMAN.
Pietist, remember that we snake 14 spew
laity also of 13,tuauas, Oranges, 1.0(110011,
P1110 Appios, (1001110 Caldiee, Nate, ,Cc.
fr"` 011 ,i%t101;'0„
All Stations I I Ontario 1011
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Pliolouaplly.
O6i�
.E. PERRY,
,.
9
The loading Photographer of
Woodstock for the past 13 years,
has leased the Photograph Gal-
lery lately occupied by L. Incit-
er, where he is prepared to make
first-class Photographs in all of
the Latest Styles and Sizes.
,l.'I'1SFA.CTIONI
OUAIIANT'EED.
0211 at his Gallery and 80e
tramples.
C. ';1.:.1F)I E i .5Z,
PHOTOGRAPHER, D.RtJSSELS.
sr.,,r✓1•.r..,.
THOS,ilET1H}3'l,,
1'raeliecal TV'cafelrr?salter
(&Ida' Jeweler.
Thanking the publio for past favore and
Nupport and wielliog still to secure
your patronage, we are opening
out bull Linea in
SOLD AND SILVER WATCHES.
Silver Platen Ware
from Established and Relieblo Makers
fully warranted by us,
Cl0c'ka o/ l/u.
Latest I) e.5' F,<.;•' r l .S
JEWELRY 1
3,Vlt.,nIxo 11034,
1.111,11.(1 01.31 It11.1)4,
Illtoornrs,
(1.Lltnl0,:a, text.
1: "Alen a Full Linc of Voir(; MIA
Violin Strings, ,l-°., in Bt0ek.
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NEXT TO '1,11'AMERICAN IIOTJ.L. T. Fletcher, - i3russels
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PRINCE ALBERT
CALGA1tY
530.00
$35,00
Edmonton $40.00
Tho Winnipeg AgrioOItural and Ind 11Atried
R Cldbltioo w111 bo held from July 0114 to
10111 inclusive, null July lids , and 1014 have
boon fixe.( upon for exclusion to oual5o lloe-
se04er1 to attend the Jlxtol:mon.
Au l nation sale 01 Canadian Paoifio It1d1-
W0) 11,, 0113111 1,1 bald u1 N./mouton. on
July fith, Passengers tdring adva1tnge 01
the 001 ur=inn of Jo e0 este will score
moiten ill time to alto,." 111•, Sala.
of Inrt'1ee eerticalare apply to any .10.1nt
of E1,0 Culupnuy.
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Having ac111cd new Scenery to his 11111 cry is now in a position to
turn out work that is second to non'(. A loot( at his photos.
\s i11 convince you that they are first-class. Tho public
are invited to call up and inspect work in gallery.
.Piet7rres Copied and also .E rltcarlrrd to any ,size
Cru/o11 at reasonable ,Prices.
A Specialty gado of fit -Leer View..
You cannot mistake the place, W. W. Burgess' old staid
over Standard -Bank,
13_ J. SrS']ONC--
TV'hat would yozc Zi%CC
—in the way of a corset?
Something that's easy and
comfortable—something that
clasps th'1figure closely, but
yields to every movement?
Then you want the
Eall'a Corset.
11 you fend that you don't,
after wearing for two or
three weeks, you have only to
return it and get your money
back.
&on l•SALM BY A. S711ACI1AV.
heu "Fatima,
BEING duo to Otto presence of mile
acid intim blood, is most effectually
cured by the use of Ayer's Sarsapa-
rilla. Be surd you get Ayer's and no
other, and take it 1111 the p0(0onons
acid is thoroughly expelled from the
system, We challenge attention so this
testimony
"About two yearn ago, atter suffering
for nearly two years from rhenniatio
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
beau relieved of this distressing com-
plaint, after long suffering, by taking
.Ayoo'o Sarsaparilla, I then dooidod to
snake a trial of this medicine, and took
et regularly for eight months, and am
pleased to state that it bas effected a
complete 01.1r0. I have since had no re-
turn of the disease." -Mrs. R. Irving
Dodge,110 Wast 121411100„ Now ltork.
"One year ago I was taken ill with
inflammatory rheumatism, b0in con-
fined to my house six months. 0111110
out of tbo sidewise very nmoh debili-
tated, with no appetite, and my Byre OM
disordered in every way. i commuted
using Ayer's Sarsaparilla and began to
improve at onto, gaining in strength
and soon recovering my usual health.
I cannot say too 11111011 in penis() of this
well-known medil.In0," -Mrs, L. A,
stark, Nashua, N...
Ayer'( SarsapariUUa�
PREPARED RE
Dr. J. 0. Ayer & 06,, Lowell, Mast,
Prlco $1: elle bottles, $6. Worth $6 a bottle,
WANTS TO GET-- — °
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OUND6 OF
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In Exchange for .}foods.
ab.Tar..,. n,'Ymar,xs>amn
The Iiighost .lar of Trico will bo Allowed.
reelEAECI1.11.110A=1:111...0:111.13.1... 4.114
"We have et titley 31 OrIOi ent of
'Tweeds, Cottons, Fhlapiini l.: , Pri .ts,
Gash teres, Blankets, +.3heei).,
ing, Knitted Goods,
Yarns, &o.
All Wool left with us for ni'uiilacturing, wlletiler roll. or
otherwise, will have our prompt attention.
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Satisfaction1 n�taed.
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