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A.P1UL 20 1888. THE BRUSSELS POST
oismosteassisermessumseteesameistastessmossiseersee
%erecttost.
Rev, F. Ballantyne, M, A„ and Elder
Watson attended the Maitland Yrooby.
tory at \Vi;glean on Toenrlay.
It is ristorted that our enterprising
sawmill men havo offs ed a free site to
the C. 1'. It, for station yarns, see. if tho
road comes through hare.
J. S. Wagon, of Seaforth, luta purohaeod
the ;Hop business hero and will b000me
a resident of Walton, 1\'e weltroue him
to our village.
I EL*elft ''t►
dtov. J. Ferguson and wife spent last
Thursday et Henfryn personage.
A. J. Selwood his gone t+' lvfuoreield
to superintend a brick yard thorn,
J. K. Baker is still on the Wok Het.
W+' wish for him a speedy recovery.
The water has 0ubetded and pedestrians
can now travel tho road without the aid
of riff s.
The logs ego now having !heir ride pontoon que-tion. A number of little
down the river to ]tfilno'e hill, Ethel. follows in the book seats, their educe..
"With the flower and with the leaf tion soeme to hewn been sadly neglooted
Till I come tho timo is brief—Spring." in regard to ehuroh behaviour. Perhaps
A meeting in the interests of rho tem- they ore related to the Roger thiovos, who
perauce cause was held hero last Monday destroyed more than they ate.
night. Thnro was 0 fair attendance.
Rev. J. T. Le Gear showed tho advant-
ages of the Scott Sot and its 000nene too,
while the pastor exposed the falsity of
the Arti's statements in their Pamphlets.
It was rumored that an orator for the
Antis world be on the scene and an op
portnuity was offered for the opposite
party to sdvanee their argmnente (?) but
the Demosthenes failed to put in an rip
pearanco so the invitation from the past.
or was not taken. The people evidently
enjoyed tho meeting.
Iwo mnwLinge wore bold in 11'IcPhor.
son's school, T'nruberry, latoly, tho flrst
on Monday, the s000nl on Tuesday, both
meetings wore largely attended•
llfrs, King, nee Miss Mary MaKinay,
loft Blnovale etation on '.Tuesday for the
far Northwest. May tho young couple
have it pleasant journey, not only to the
Nnrthweet but till through life,
ltay. Mr, posy of Brussels, delivered
nn exnollenb son= from Acts 4 obits,
10 verse, "Whotiar it ba right in the
sight of God judge ye," 1Ie mado It the
basis of tho tom Scott -Act sermon
calling on all to vote as they pray.
Rev, A. Y. Hartley, after a sojourn of
two months among the flower gardens of
Alabama, Tcnessee, Un,rgia and Florida,
returned on Tuesday in the midst of a
snow storm, but only too glad to sea snob
a pure thing again. Mr. Ifartley's health
is greatly improved and his many Wanda
trust he will, ore gong, be fully rostorod
to his nsnal flolf. Tnn Poor says oucorp.
Rev. Mr. Cook preached an excellent
sermon from ...And grouter thiug•+ th.,n
tip es can ye do because I go to my
Father," Ile referred to the great tom.
'V4fn0hii n.
h movement in favor of early nosing
is bein,t agitlited in the town.
C. W tt J. Kerr, lessees of the roller
rink hive again got everything in drat.
Claesshape for roller skating.
In his primary examination at Trinity
Medical Sohool, James R., son of Dr.
Macdonald, took fourth standing in a
class of 98.
Joint Linsley and John Farrow, (Com.
over's hotel) wore each fined 550 by Pol-
ice Maoistrato Williams on Thursday for
violation of the Scott Aot.
The following ollecors were elected in
conueatudn with the Wingham Gaorosso
Club for 1888 :—Hon. Pres„ H. W. 0.
Meyer ; Pres., Jns. Monty ; Vice.Pres.,
Ed. Bowles; Hon. Soo., W. Corbould;
Seo., Will J. Fleury ; Treas., T. Ball Mo-
Androwe ; Captain, Josh VanAlltin ;
Committee of Management, W. Ewart, tGrti3 -
A. ITitigaton and B. (.ornya.
Stamm Snow,—There was a fair turn. ball wheat is looking well so far.
out of peoplo and a good show of horses Wild geese were seen going north a
on Thursday of last week. Tho follow- few days ago.
drought
ing es the prize list : HeavyTi.e roads are still bad, thero being yet
!nesesf-r► rtes
Dr. John Campbell, while at Chicago
the he other day, on tots way to British
Columbia, garrotted by three men, named
Anderson, Mines and Considine. and
robbed of his pooketbook, containing 9(i5
in money, which was subsequently found
in Considine's pocket. Tho Crooke are
well-known to the Detroit polios, and
have been held for examination.
SALT, 1N
ad in Gladstone to hear the sad notes of -,r•001) on reah1 tel' l i
,'1/4. ,,,, sloths on 1,'uo the
terms. It1 order
On close rho affairs of the onto to of the late
,tits death of our dear young friend Dan.
ldroadfont, sr„ of this plana. lie Mod in
Dakota whore he had bean teaching
school for Homo Limo and his trim lswere
white"' at Glut station for tho body which Morris, icingtlIod Bonn 0i3 bnivatvi 111 xU nn int Is 6 err+rte 1 R
they axpented to Hama 1)p that tlnynit rho dation, good orchard, well and pnop , Neer•
au the Bravo rend
Cru r rte.
W. H. Wiles spent Sunday in London,
returning on Monday.
L. Campbell, of the Albion Hotel, is
out of town for a fow days.
Miss Ellen Ayers is away for a trip to
Windsor and Detroit for a few weeks.
C. G. Bean, of Stratford, sipent Satur-
day and Sunday visiting Itis brother,
W. S. Bean.
S. A. Seamen, the popular agent of
the 0. P. R. hero, is taking a holiday for
a few 1vee1W.
Rev. D. C. McDowoli, of Wingham,
000upiod the pulpit of the Methodist
church hero last Sabbath.
Wo regret to learn that Wm. Green is
very seriously ill, Pntllor Green hi ono
of Howiok's earliest settlors and fow
man have been as universally esteemed
as he. We join his many friends in
wishing that he may again be restored to
health.
W. G. Megaton, the executors offm' the tel.
lowing valuable lauds for solo North
nn 1)t I,at 00, Coi�, eltou 0,'fna'ndblo of
trate. Mother stood the jcurnoy tory
Moll althnngh oho in anffmring a ]ittlo now
from a slight mild. Wan. liubklrk's en-
tire horse, was in good heart and showed
himself off well, when ha wan being lead
from the oar up to the etablo in Gl;td.
stone. Thin be a vary backward spring
here although the snow is going vary fast
now and the cloaks and other wild fowl
have put in their appearance. Thank-
ing heartily all the dour friends and well -
midterm for their kind service acid good
wishes which T novor can forgot while
relraon loots, I remain,
Yours very truly,
000. ALCOea,
Gladstone, April 10, 1888.
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snow banks in many places.
Im Da-
kota ]oat He 1)a well Pleased with
loss ; W. McIaenzie, Curless. Road unci the country.
ruining.. - 1 1 ivingston's "Electric 'Nearly all havo comm need plowing,
Chief" iltl}thl : John Stewart's "Young and with the contin0nuoo "f good woath-
Bidgewoo.l," 1\Vroxoterl. General put- er seeding ern be general in a fow d ys.
P
est-Tolnl 1rlton,V'tgham. Bulls, Chas Caseso receivedf
kick from (shone
n cd—P. Fowler, J. Henderson. Ant on the side of the head whioh, though
(,loos. -Jas. Elliott, I3luevale, Holstein l p infnl and will lav
Sweepstakes, Peter Fowler.
LasitOwV cv I .
Spring Shoo will be held here on Fri-
day of this wc°k.
We zero lihul. to got a new 0. T. R.
pare ms,,r anthill building.
Tho Fire Company is to bo inereosed
hog,' ' o; to Oft, on monition.
s.
John Hamilton, Elms gravel road, is
the possessor of a gaos0 oga measuring
• 11 8'
1y all olearet, and 15
closely adjoining the Villageof
of l rustielli wad witl0 ft 6ua,1 term for 151(5 Nnla0e 0Enukrnhe
This turns to a valuable one,cultivation,
i v 4tion, i•'„r ins a. His watered with the river Maitland
and hi ,1 good apply
of mIU ,
,Anes and tonne apply to a�es , Stith, Y. and never n et
sprlup Cl For' fut'ther pile
)d +s Vit i 3 ' win ha given ut oily rima, N
8qua,O es r oat ' It I11 E1tThC , Brussels, P. G. 0.12
P, U„ Middlesex. County.
/ t(i AOItU IAli11 PUB SALE.
-- t flret•elass farm for Halo iu the
Ttwuship of Morris d, rho County of If neon,
Letup south hall of north half lots 00 2 20
ALA south halt at 20 In tl, con., mnotainlnn
21r) norms tenni or toss, Ids acres inost)y.
clear of stun; po and iu a good state of I.ulti•
ration. lbern1s a yOuug neariln, orchard, 0
gond bosei and hank hunt 30 x b0 foot with
atone stable underneath, 'rho feral is situ.
1F.A.GTS NOT PIOTIONr
mussels 1'. U., Buns 1rg, M • ur ,.
1.0 P.O., Janes Bourg, 011yi1' Lodge ticulara apply an the g>rnu,100> 0011) 2.t,
Qsl,nlidi:t . V cy wt..
Seeding has fairly commenced in Man-
itoba.
St. Andrew's church, Kingston, was
burned,
In two days of last week 138 families
settled in Manitoba.
A. paper culled the News 18 to be issued
at South River, Muskoka.
The coi,traet for a new Oddfollows'
Hall at Amherstburg has boon lot Inc $2,•
500.
Ex mutations dor promotion in the
inside and outside branches of the Civil
Service will b„ held May 1Gth.
The death sentence of Thomas New-
ton, the Winnipeg murderer, has been
committed to life imprisonment.
The new factory of A. Harris, Son of
Co., of Brantford, to be eroded on Cock-
ehntt• Plata, will be threo.storys in height
and 400 feet long.
Gabriel Dumont will, it is understood,
shortly visit Montreal, Three Rivers,
Quobeo and Ottawa, and leet•nre on the
last Northwest rebellion.
Dr. Carroll, of St. Catharines, is the
owner .'f a walking stick whioh is said
to have beloogod to John Wesley. It is
of boxwood beautifully carved.
The estimates were presented in tho
Nova Scotia Legislature Monday. The
probable revenue is placed at $682,074,
and the expenditure at 5668,243.
rho writs for tho local elections in
Missisquoi, Maskinonge and IIooholaga
were issued on Saturday. Nominations
aro fixed for tho 2Lst inst. and voting on
the 28th.
Sarnia Observer : Hon. Mr. Pardee is
on his way homeward, making a short
stay at places of interest on route. Ho
will probably reach hero in about two
weeks. All will be glad to learn that his
health is greatly improved by his stay in
rho South.
Mr. Patterson, M. P., of Essex, pre-
sel.ted to Parliament a petition from the
Municipal Council of the village of
Kingsvil'e, nuking for a bonus of 55,000
per toile for an extension of the Lake
Brio, Essex a Dotr.nit River Railway 00„
Blenheim.
and f le
t
n
Kingsville 1
Companyhas
' Tba St. Thomas Gas
Ibean burin; f •:natural gas, and struck n
heavy flow at a depth of 00 feet, on Sat-
urday, increasing as they go deeper.
Tho gas, when let, threw a flame at least
130 feet high. Exerts say it is the purest
g p
not nu fames r I g11Robert Meek, editohate MU. r of the Kingston
him no for some time.
Robert Hall, flth con., and George � Whig, has been appointed Provincial
Laird,. f Ethel cut ono cord of wood in I Deputy High Chief Ranger of the Inde -
ten a mnntea with ,
Tho Algoma Advocate, published at I vices since Lia ...lotion to rho position of
"The Pad1ock.”
HARDWARE
STORE
HARDWARE.
STORE
HA.S just received a large stock of Spring Gooch, such as Spades,
Shovels, Hoes, Rakes, &c.
Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Sash, Glass, Shingles and Lath.
A. largo quantity of Barbed and Plain Wire in Stock.
Our assortment of Silverware is large, well assorted and sold on
close margins. Don't fail to see it.
Contractors or persons intending to build houses or barns should
call and get estimates in hardware supplies from us.
A. M. McKAY & Co.
Brussels.
Si MALCOLM,
Thoma Smith. O. Smith. R. M9,1 calm.
VO�CS81C - Retati
to thauklug 1110 psmple of l;nslol:ela uud
surrounding Gauntry for their cerr liberal
support during the past 51.011' Venn:, we hen
to be 0/Mimed for est baring 1^, • following
A.d,for your perusal before tuts, :1ut Ivo.
don't bellow in alvortining numerous ili'an
ufaotnrer.'s artioloe and 11avi0g nothing. Ia
stook to show for it. 13y setlug I'leturos 015
paper la a vory bud way to buy. To -day we
toss the best assorted stook of ull khide o1
IPA It 11X11 sfu'LEEJEN'rn and 0LLCOIINr
SOY in tho County of Mimi:, , and made 'by
the best and most reliable manufacturers in.
01e Gonlinio„ of Canada, which the foliate -
ti will allow :-•Copp eros.. tamilton
Verity 2 Hon, Exeter; Frust ti Wood,
Smith's Fall*: hell Crean, Guoluh; May-
0410
tay-
01012 8swing3taebiue, Guelph;,WOrtman
3 \Vaal, London ; nabp Wallin yCompany,
Woodstoclt; Y;anar•ontie Carriage l olnpany;
L. I). Sawyer et Cu,. Handl ; B. G. Tie -
dale, ilruutforl ; B. Bell C Son. At. George
John Elliott k Soo.Anuduu.
All these Manufacturers' Goods-kbjitcon-
stantlyonhtwd. Now 3K your limo to get
goods cheap. .
Farmers will do well to give us a eon
betors buying elsetrhare.
Geo. Love & Co.,
Brussels.
Another Wormier !
It never was intended, so far as 1 can learn,
Thatolthor man or woman woro intended
t0 be bald.
I think you will, bailor:.simindeedI'm•su:e - '
you w111,'
If at rho "Porta Hair Works" you;have
called,
Tbore is one thing Nature th0nlls of—lot lag
thank llor oil We 0011—
She takes particular troublo with. ens
0000; -
Sho knows a scanty growth of glair, the
gra y and whitening looks
Will detract from the beauty of tho fano.
Autnature has bor,laws soetr:ct that yap
most ;over orr.
For you'll surely p ay the penalty. at last.
Sustain it, thatbouutoou a head of hair,
Doctor Doroawenu's Hair IKiiglo ''8ssur-
p eased. •
Just 1t, your afflicted, yon nevei wil
regret,
Tho Magi° wad u over yet known to fail ;
And the good that it will do von win make
you orlon forgot
Tho expo editor) a bottle Wil entail.
This nowtamOnR preparations for invig-
orating one stimulating the growth of tee
heir to universally acoeptetl as the most
01lual,10 specific 0e the 1100Th et. All diseas-
es of the scalp aro elthor relieved or per-
manently oared . A rich and rapid growth
of har will follow atter judicious and reg;.1 lar tr0ateOat, It 001081115 with tiro usera ulnae t0 "neuro rho lesircd randte. Dr.
noronwend's hair Magtri' io mold by aft
r• 5. Yf;s boLtl mrstx fo 3a IU 11)t i el e,d g tg' v d d-L113'Jtrn• i C,L n • ItrnT +•nUlasin0o m utaf ut jy to tl 0 u 17 YOE 1l�l�lprime. A inaesxwuxn, Pnrte Asir works,
103 and 105 Yongo street. Toronto.
c
n. IargroliVen
,h • Daalma J I
t 1
For sale 1 G. A „
in all
kinds �
rs Rla.
•
of and Deane andel f)rtingi .
"Rankin" saw owned pendant Order of Foresters' in moo,
of this ttnvnshi i. onion of his activity and effete3vo ser- t�✓JJ
O
ser -
by Thos. 11[nGt, gor, 1
Thoosnloi, says;—W, L. Bateman, post -
mitosis. at 'yhonpson, tilts 11(0 1MPPY
recipient of a little girl, Wednesday
Mardi 28113.
James :feDongall, lot 1", con. 7, has
an auction sale on Friday afternoon of
eat Meeh, 110 has leased his farm to
Chief Hanger of Court Fr nteuao.
A 01101"115 h0' a was recently tone up
by the plough of tho farm of P. Camp.
bell, West Wawanosb, c1) my Horan It
ie supposed from its size tohnve belonged
to some extinct moo of deer. Ono piece
of it measures nearly two feet in length,
x Ona los. n
The mails for the early morning traits \\+illi't'n 13re'sa' for a terns of fico years hal' th;'oo large prongs, and is nearly
for the Irl"et, which heretofore were and wiR't'isit Dakota in the course of a twelve inches in oironmferenen.
closed at 10 p.m. of tbo previous night few areola. The 10.80 train on Friday night ran in -
John Armstrong, of tho 1st mon. died to team and rig 1)t the "Grange Cross-
on Tuesday morning of lent week. The
deceased was found dead in bed. He
had suffered from an aff" otinn of heart
disease fm' some time past. Ho visited
his old home lust fall, and as ho thought,
returned mach improved. The demised
from appearance had expired without
a struggle.
A. Comore Fm¢Ax 1)r N.tromi.—;1 duck
belonging to Jno. Brown laved au egg
8x9A inches, and niton examination an
ordinary sized ogg with hard shop on was
found inside dine large ono. Tho 011°0
will now t+!Mee each morning at 7.
The chairman of the Board of Works
says that he intends to pot strictly into
force the provisions of the Canada Thio -
tie Aot in this section, and also the act
with rognt•d to black -knots on plum and
cherry trees.
Tie Railway Colnmitbeo decided to
Oil 1t representative meeting of all chi -
:sone interested in lho proposed Northern
lino of the C. P. R. extension to the
Lake W nu:et in the Town Hall, Listo-
wel, 011 Tnosday the 21th April at 2:30
p.m.
A mooting of rho town merObants wa3
hold in the 'town Hall to disonss the
early closing question. It was decided
to ask the Town Council to pass to by.
law in room= of rho Act passed at tho
last 10asi00 of rho Ontario Legislature,
fixing the hour for closing all stores aid
shops at 7 p. nu. oaoh evening except
Saturdays, 10:130 hoing the time monad
for closing on Sabnrdays. It is intended
Nutt the by-law shall have affect all tho
year round.
17110 contracts for the now Hess factory
have been awarded, John Slay. of this
town, has soollrotl all the mason work,
and J. Davldson from Britton doss rho
wood work. The now factory will he 112
foot front by 60 feet in depth. Thera
will bo 18 foot of atone work, which in.
eludes the first stormy, the ground floor
being laid in water limo gement, The
other threo stories will be built of white
brick, twd of them being 12 foot high and
the top storey 1)3 ft. 10 In. in front by 9
ft. G in. in the rear, and covered with a
fire -proof roof of asbestos of iron.
The following offioors Ivore oleoted in
conhleoiion with the Farmers' Instituto.:
Presidonb, Wm. Shearer ; Vioo-Presi-
dents, Geo. Richmond, Geo. Little, Hy
Doering and S. S. Bothwell, Directors—
Wallace, John Brisbin and J. Vankleoelr;
lama. R. Cleland and Wm. Howitt;
Morningten, W. 33- Freeborn and Jas.
Griovo ; North Easthopo, W. MoIVIillait
and Mr, Fisher ; Ellioo, John ?canon
and Mr. Sheering; Stratford, H.'13. But-
lot and D. D. flay ; Listowel, A. St. G.
Ilatekins and Wm. Climio ;. Milverton,
Wm. Livingston°. Wm. Keith was ap-
pointod SeorotaryTreaetror.
B:i1t11yvitAct+
Wel. Bose, B011m011 is in town.
Tho Mintage family havo removed to
Nowbridge.
Ed, Loads has gob his loge within
eight of Dinovelo,
l b e s t e pleats but
dug." about Harem milos from Luoknow,
smashing the wagon to pieces and kill-
ing both horses, the whole outfit being
worth about $100. The train backed up
and a search was made, but the diver
oonidnot b•• found. There is a mystery
about how the accident happened. Tho
owner is one John McLeod, of Huron, and
the supposition is that on moonlit of rho
da"knoss the team got away from him by
sumo means amnia lost his way, as he ...._
turned up next morning about six miles —rti
from rho scone of the aeoidont. Ho can
betwoon tho inner and outer shells con. clue no account how it happened. l
Mined a yell[ and white equal to that of " H 0 . nod. ®, ••ss _` om....4.:,
the ;moor ern, The same Jno. Brown ,woww o'"' w.�'"." "'lc . C 1)
has IL hen which occasionallynyondlays an ohgo ` ;i �I, irt1�.
w x8 mikes, If anyone clan boat this he would like to hear from diem.
gratitude to Him tubo leas brought us ILIO°ullfo' the following
ll00 ingth7, Companies :—T.
f ell
9
including Parlor and Bedroom Stiitus, Sidobuitrcls, Kitchell, Fall
Leaf and Extousion Tables, &c.
As we have our new Factory fitters up mil h.a first-class ]fry T' iln
and the latest improved machinery we will sell at unprecedented
Low Prices.
•
..s,�� •tet=e.�...4:mvar ..
Dun Einem—It is 'with feelings of
7
safely through from the lt•'mo of my boy-
hood to our adopted home in tbo 'Croat
long land,' and to the many friends and
well-wishers who toned ant and iolpoti
us so willingly in the bingo of need and
who showed their kindness in NO nnuty
ways that 1 now write thee° tow linos, ao.
cording to promise, to let thein know a
little about our trip over so many mike
of railroad. It was attar 9 p.m. when
we arrived 10 Toronto on the evening; of
the 20th of March and after some httat
ling around ovorytbinll was got in remit -
noes fora start, 'There wero about 17 or
18 stook and othor ono in our train to
whiolt was attached a Colonist sloopor
for tbo aocommodation of those who had
live stook on board. Tho cleaner was
pretty well crowded, brit owing to dm
good management Hud gentlemanly bo-
havior of young E. R. Dronfield, of To.
routo, who was sent in ohargo of rho
sleeper and the good sonso of the crowd
in general No of ovorythinti in tolorablo
good shape, Ws left Toronto botwool 2
and 8 o'olock on \Voduosday dlfaro)1 2151.
We mado vory good headway until wo
got into the Algoma District when We
had (Mita a heavy fall of show, which
made it vory heavy pulling for our iron
florae and mood him on sone occasions
to do some hard jet'lting. It was protby
rough 00 tiro stook and brought sono of
the poor old ladies' "wo drop tea to
grief, which was kit to brow on the stove
in ilio cahooso, But notwithstanding all
om: little troubles \vo tried to shorten the
journey with musk, and song and ahoorod
the hearts of the desponding 'otos, in
11p
1aot,wo all gob nearly like ono fainly and
Plowing tae' mann n o n evcu felt 'rt pang of sorrow at parting
with caoh other ttt tho different stations.
it isnot vory Hua hist yon•
Tfyy, didn't
burnt his
Ino livor tho I n10atlttoy agll wo shako
bo attho
ac luaintodhad
for
taffy, Ti mho 4 ago boy
Jam, Timmiita is again in rho old stand, years. Wo nrrdvod in (lladstono safe
dealing and doing as of yore His litany and sound just a wools from the day wo
friends Will bo ploased to learn of his loft Brussels,
wore. sadden 01011 11 hero
al iia
lotgthenod kojottrli in our village,
Son lows o
kinds, Land hollers, Cultivators, Straw
Cutlers, Grain '!rushers ; Toltolt 73rns„
Guelphlexiblo
NarrowPen o
Narrows, No. 7 Plows Pattore,Stool in Br -s.,
\Vaodntoolt, Light Stood Binders, Oxford
Reapers 5 relate, Mowers, front and rite
onto, lioar's Hay Baku, Put.:.t'.on'5 com-
bined Scrod Drill, 10 hoes, and 011111 Mor
aombiuo.l, 3 Furrow Gang Plows, Spring
Tooth Harrows 2l1 tooth, Spring Tooth
Cultivators ; A. Murphey 55 Co., Guelph,
Noy's Putout Rovorsiblo Hay Carrier and
lyouulo Anile o°
plata it Canada, A 5poaialiBl�:gaiu n!d
Stool Track most cont.
ssAi 1W,
'•, ?lYatt'ic
We aro prepared t0 furnish Funerals on short o d tii t . Coffins,
Caskets, Robes, &c. kept constantly on hand and 'n T -
most
reasonable ratos. First-class Hearse and outfit. Satisfaction G a
anteacl.
.9_V,.a .B .A 11 .1\ TNG
y'
'deo Comply,
Bysprpsitt, .
1 lhuuluce',
Sick I3'ead:lobo
Kidney Tro'b`s
Rheumatism.
Skirl Diseases
and all impur-
ities of the
Blood from
whatever 0an00
memo, t'•tutale Weakness and Gemara
Debi Iiiy, .
P fltti[,Y 61017,1'P•if30,E. 51,011L4 0021.
/758501/ TP, PLEASANT. pai-
uI;CT1'A0., SAFE.
...-AI»eT F0l3-
11r, Ho Ider's Com ouna
Telco n, .,utter. Sold everywhere. Price
75 cents per bcttlo.
PP+.1111]TDER'S 0043 T1 ANI) LUNG •
E.
Sold evctywhore. Price 25 omits and
60 cents per bottle. Propriot'+VS Hua
manufacturers.
'rap 1'xtatl mown': Co., 'T• rue lo, C'.5 t.
11/4.1.42A' 1. E1.L1.'0 .1,
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18813.
1888. SUMMER ARRAN G£MEN'i, 18116.
LIVERPOOL & QUEUtC SERV6l�ifE
Pnn14 mv11nt'OOL, 1 5TF.A11nn. 1 rums 1m'tO51n,
t
ho had to Binding 'twine. aro so April 80 Clreassian _...3lav
at Prices to suit these bard times. Apri12,; 5urnuntinn : slay},
Satisfaction Q1un'aatecrb on all Implo. Palma" Tune
Temporary Cr arterial, lin diSCo1011lllg Or 1113I11P.a8ant odor Irl the \irvy0ll........., llolynr+ta, —joins
monis sold. 5 . . 7
OisY 1' Circus: _...duns .3
1V v1[.v;+� �s lx ixrtl, hottest weatllCr. References—Mr. Banal. Smith) and \Tr. �Vtlltur May 25 .. ... a liraiaj00(1.0
Jackson' May 31— ^^^ ' BnTivntm.
,luno 7 l'ircus:-.Juno
1J 1V
Ilonso—Tun�tmum 5011000, BxussaLs. luno 1:; lolYuusnin
Sardinian .. logy 1H
Economy Restaurant,
•
Having just oponod in the Brick Corn.
or Stora, formerly ooaupiod by IL Mal.
color, Brussels, tho opposite corner to
tho Postatlico.
,SOT MEALS .t„�.
(A.b all reasonable Trouts)
tea' I! Clt 'T\VEN'TY C1;NTS.
Sash, Doors, Blinds and Mouldings
Juno 21
luno '20
Julys
July 73
Hely' „0
July 00
,toff.
kept on hand or ;lade to order'. Custom work of all kinds prompt- I Aug'
tt,ttes of 1'asseetstoy 1111511 Steamers.
aituttna TO h1V1'ntrcOL.
Clabiu $00, 670 and 383 aeording to 0000m••
i nuulnttnn, Servants iu Cabin, 350 Iptry
iundioto $110, 510ernge 320• lt'turn bettors,
Cabin, BT.10, 3100 an. i#TfO, Tntoruladiats,
it Btu r,ge t8f0
1y attenilecl to.
Plans and specifications furnished and estimates given.
Smith
t, -, 0
1C,rcas1lan. July 00.
Barn:Wan July
Parisian .,........ \0g ?.
;Pot /osiau Aug ti
S • lninn
I
tt�'10051531 - - Aug, 22
t\ }nation Aug.: 10
011, m t ' Circa.vi „1 or ounce 0%-
1 y Polynesian, treat ,e,nors. Cabin nftY, sixty ant' Hovels
ty dolhsr, aapording to aocanmOdat)0n. Ida•
turn ilekots, nlnotY• ono hnadrndan<t raft
�..a-�-.r r•T-•l /k ^r�rti" K C "' • ^ and nal lwndrnd and thirty dollars, Intn,-
t ' .1. .L'Y.J..V • a nttiate sixtydnlla•s. irty doll forty doll -
tire' Unrlt 1)t 11tOntrcut elm
Pasdaugors man pm
salieetod and every i , , • ,, 'unfit of returning lily thanks to the Public ,1,fy befog sent tor"Ya11roatel 1Yltutdintree; Lld
no
A call. is °specially 1, tl. , 111is opportunity em,r r1(
1 l ha raid to;Patrols, Alltn• g the last sm. elesiy., to state: \Vl'. 1 corildnat rseu adut3e,l rotors. f71:1:10..
r toff 11)•
attention a 1 1 Gentleman Jt. for their generous support ill 1 t„rrtrviit,.:nPl ly to
iced nntnber of 1,a1y all! I, ti. 1I1LK1 fi
Roarders Wanted. t aro in It better position now than ever to gixo satisfaction
(1T., ora, r l iWt1:10.•
Prop, customers.