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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1888-10-19, Page 5ra OCT, 1. 0, 1888. I:ta::L,ct 'CJrant) r<>olo. Talo older mall is kept booming this F.nll, T. t hiek's sale was postponed until Woduesday of next week, It is ox Doted that the re.opening ger - Y1005 of Knox churah will be held on Sabbath, 2851 inat, Preaohing at 13. a. m, and (1;80 p, m, Particulars lntor, e ticrtfortla . Tho MoGibony family are oxpeotod to drew a largo house nox0Monday evening. The eoveral oaseo of diptheria aro pro- gressing favorably and wo are pleased to say io no instance have they proved fatal. I. V. fear, druggist, has rented Afro. Armitage'sframe residence) and move)) in us noon as Mrs. A. gets into her now brick residenoo. The oyster social held in tho basemout of the Methodist chnroit was well at- tended considering the evening. From $25 to 530 was realized, Rev. John Ross, B. A., of Brnsnols, preaohed two excellent sermons last Sun- day in the Prosbytarian oburoh. They were listened to with rapt attention. Now that tho roads aro breaking up wood is scarce end of a very high price. Several hundred tons of coal have boon distributed throughout tho town thin fall, which will lesson tho demand for wood. Fall wheat reached $1,10 per leushel last friday and is still ascending in price, while burl"y comes along at 73 conte and hay brings readily 814 per ton. Tho farmers aro blessed ;with good prices if nob largo quantity, V i11,n„I31r111. Gilchriet, Green re Co. will soon have their new factory completed, At a late meeting of the School Board all the teachers were re-o,gagod. hire. J. Ritchie and Mrs. S. Smith at- tanded the annual meeting of the W. C. T. U. at Sarnia fast week, At the quoiting tourney at London M. Brown, President of the Wingham Quoit Club, came out viotorions in the heavy weight competition. He bent R. Robert- son by a soore of 41 to 8 and downed S. Robertson by 41 to 31 and W. Whitehall by 131 to 28, thus winning first prize, whioh was $20 in cash and a gold medal. A. Lawson, of Luoknow, took first prize in the light weight oonsolation play. The Wingham Curling Club hold its annual meeting recently and officers were elected as follows :-President, Jno, Inglis, re-elected ; Vice•Pres., Sextes Kent, re.eleoted ; Secretary-TroasurOr, John Neolands, re-eleoted ; Patron, Dr. Mnedovald ; Committee of Management, John Inglis, S. Kent and Jno. Neelands. Representative members : Hugh Miller, Toronto and Jno. Neolands. There are ovor 30 =tubers now connected. telt A third teacher has been engaged for our High School. The Early Closing Bylaw was re- pealed by the Council. W. J. Hay bagged 25 plump specimens of plover one day t000ntly. It is about time there was another fire in town to keep up our reputation. seTbe McGibeny Family are billed here for the 25th inst. They come under the auspices of the o. 0. F. Rev. Mark Turnbull has tendered his resignation as incumbent of Christ Church, Listowel, having accepted an invitation to Kincardine. It io hinted that a branch of The Grand Army of Fraternity may be or- ganized in Listowel. There is not much room for many more Societies. t1 peculiarity of the roaout petitions re tho Early Closing By-law was that swim business men signedboth for and against. "Those petitions are a "great" index of popular opinion. The Listowel Fire Company will be officered as follows for the next twelve months : Chief, R. T. Kemp ; Captain, John Terriff ; Lieutenant, J. Poole ; Seo - rotary, R. Seaman ; Branohmen, W. Jordan, W. Hines, J. Campbell, 3. Wil - non, J. Seburger, J. Hallman, J. Jamie- son, E. Hayden, W. Chipman, W. Box, 0. Miller. A. Austin, engineer. 13111oval a, Mr. Wamsloy visited the village one day this week. No school the last two days of this week. The teachers aro nt the Conveu- tion 1n Wingham. John Elliott rettu'nad from Manitoba Saturday on tho afternoon train. It i8 Mr. E's intention to return there in the Spring. Rev. Mr. Jones, of Bru8sols, preached in Bluavale Presbyterian church on Sun- day morning last, Rev. A. Y. Hartley be- ing i11 Lucknow. Mrs. Agar fell on the bottom stair of ` hor oollas one day last week and severely j sprained hor Ankle. It is doing as well ae tan be expected. Miss Laing, who has successfully taught the junior department of our 1 school for the last two years, has tender. od her resignation. eJos. Leech loft on Monday afternoon to visit friends in Detroit. Mrs, E. L000b, of that place, we are sorry to say has been ill for some time but her many friends will be glad to learn she is on the mend. The annual aommibt00 meeting of the Bible Society was held on Monday even- ing and business matters for the year examined. Rev. Mr. Manly will deliver his annual Mature on that eubjeat, in the Methodist ohuroh on the 29th inst. A8 yon draw noar the town you may see some very tall boys and they have their peculiarities too for it but the 005011anoo of 'every foe moments to son them bow so low that they generally re- pose gently on the ground. The cause -- stilts." A very interesting and instruotivo as well as amusing leoturo was given on Thursday evening of Met week by ReV, Mr. Howie, on 'A trip from here to Bethlehem." Tho rev. g0ntloman was listened to with a groat dual of pl0a5ure and those who were not there do nob know what they missed. Moe- ire,. ie Alton Andoraon has boon re•sngagod as t0ao110r in Button's 5oltool for anothor year at an advanced ealary. Ifo 10 a gond teaohor and is doing his work, well. It. was reported that filo boiler of the eleven threelier belonging to Brower Pro, had oxpindod. . it was not any tthore hoar the truth a0 tbo damago was solely to the) engine,, and was not very serious. Tiley are very careful throsh- ora, Dougald Taylor • Caldblak have (arrived home ''r, , 'oaitoba, They took up 100 acme ; ' s I enol] from the C1.P.11„ not far ..• Pot rains, Mr, Taylor says that go „ .,goat was Bolling for 98 Dents to $1.00 p.•r bushel when bo was thcro, hue the frost had damaged t110 asap cemstderably, The farmers in 50030 notions didnot think the wheat atop worth cutting after the frost and set fire to it. Mr, 'Taylor will go west next spring, The Blyth Standard says :-The Kelly and Phelan !notions, of Morris, are still at daggore points with 05011 other. Aftdr the first trial hold here, in which Kelly had Phelan fined, Phelan had Kelly a1'. reigned at Brussels and fined. Then on Saturday last Dan Kelly had P. Pholan beforo the magistrate hero and fined ei and coots, and in his moo against John Phelan judgment was deferred until Friday. Now it is said that Phelan is going to have Kelly up on a charge of assault. ro Wititor1. The Ol10000 factory has closed up fur this season. Rev. Mfr. Stewart will occupy the pul. pit of Duff's chureh next Sabbath. Oho the 25th Met. Mrs. and Miss Sage will take part in a concert at Stratford, George Kirkby, auctioneer, is having a good run of auction sales this Fall. He's' a first-class man in wielding the ham- mer. Our school teaohors aro away at the Bast Huron Teaohers' Convention at Winghani, consequently rio school on Thursday and Friday. Srn,-In last week's issue I noticed a communication from Walton, signed an ex member• It i8 certainly a very ap- propriato title for writer of said article. Ole has displayed great ability and if 11e continues as he has commenced he will yet rise to fame. Thro is nothing like lofty aspirations in this fast age. An ex - member of what, of the ohnrmh ? Well, the church is Christ, and to bo out of the church simply means to be out of Christ. Perhaps he may have found h rather hard to serve God and mammon and realized that the latter was more con- genial to his nature. We admire the man for being honest with himself and honest with the world, but feel sorry that he is seemingly going backward rather than forward. Hs should remora, bertbsinjunction "Judge not that yo be not judged," also to pluok the beam out of his own eye that he may see the more clearly to plunk the mote out of his brother's eye. Wo fear that ho is strain- ing at a gnat and swallowing a oamel. Yours, FASO PLAY. Eltir til . Goo; Brewster, of Clifford, spent last Sunday hero. David Milne is paying top prices for all kinds of grain at the Ethel station. Heffernan do Bawtinheimer shipped a car -load of cattle to Buffalo last Battu- .day. We guarantee all repairing of watches, clocks and jewelry. H. L. JACKSON, Watchmaker, Ethel 1241 Jonathan Iewitt has improved the ap. pesr0nce of his fine residence by the ad- idttion of two very neat verandahs. ' A petition 15 being circulated asking the trustees to retain our present teacher for another year at a suitable salary. Rev. J. T. Legear preached at Milver- ton lust Sunday. J. Griffin, a yonng man from Milverton occupied the pulpit here. Dame Rumor whispers that J. E. and M. M. are to be married this weak (Thuredny) but for your life don't tell anybody. The township "daddies" meet hero on Friday of this weals. What about the Township Hall that has been talked about so many years ? Robe McKelvey intends going west in the course of a few weeks. Ho btu an auction sale of farm stook, rec. on Friday of next week, 26th inst. J. A. Young is attending the Teaohers' Convention at Wingham this week and thero is consequently no school in his de. partmonton Thursday and Friday. Miss McNeil is teaohing. • John N. Robertson and family removed to B,ownsville, Oxford Co., this week. Mfr. Robertson has bought out a general ,etore there, and goes into the merohan- tile busineso again. Wo wish them suc- cess in their now home. Tho Sons of Tampernnos have leased .the room ovor H. F. 111nAllistOr's store for a lodge -room. The committee are endoavoriug to have it ready to moot in next Friday evening. This is a Step in the right direction as the old hall is very cold during the winter mouths. The following officers were elected in Ethel Division, S. of T. for the (torrent lquartor ;-W. P„ M.S.B. Mogan ; W.A. l0harlotto Davies • R.S. Emily Holloway; Alrita Milne ; F.S., ,LII Young ; T., Morris Fogal ; Chap. P. Pannabakor ; 0., T. MoOonitld ; A.O., Annie Holloway ; I.■., E. M'Iaginn ; 0.8., J, Imlay ; P.W. P., John Cohen •Po the IS ahoy of Torn PosT. DOAN Sni.-I wish to call tho attention of the Ethel correspondent (whoevor he may be) of the Listowel Banner to tbo necessity of his adhering a little more strictly to the truth. Some of his corres- pondonoo is of too porsonal a oharaoter to 130 evon amusing. A word to the wise will be sufficient I hope. Yours, reo., 13Tonmes. 331vt31. A. H. Plmmnter will su000ed Prinoipal Burchill in our Public school, W. Milne has gone baok to Toronto to resume his comae in medicine. The gate receipts at our Fall Show wore over $400 at five and ton tient rates. Professor Mills, of the Ontario Agri. cultural College, Guolph, gave an inter- esting lector)) in the Motilodiet church here, on the oduoational interests of the dilutes, on Monday evening, The distrlot quarterly mooting of Template was hold hero in the Tettppor- anao Hall on Wednesday. J. H. Mc. Millan, G. C. T., and F. S. Spouoe, P, G. C. T., of Toronto, and Thos. Lawless, of Hamilton, woro the operators. A number of our Ohtizans aro attending the assizes at Godorich a5 witnesses in Bic case of Joeoph Webstor vs. Montreal Telegraph Co. Tho plaintiff is oiling the Co. foe demagog for injuries rocoived last Spring by his team dinning away through cunning to contest with the tolograplt wires, whioh woe down a short distance Math of Blyth. THE BRUSSELS POST ggma a zr w.,= .,mmn €as sea ter «1st Miss Hattie Drummond woe presented with a number of Wilco ey the officers and tea011510 of the Englinll church on the eve of hor dsllartnw from Blyth. Fete, Snow,- 111e following is tbo prim list of heavy home at tbo Show, mutt. ed in the pnhhnitod lint on pogo 3 of this issue; -Heavy Draught Registered Stat. lions --Two year old, John Mason, W. MaGarvin ; ono year old, 'p, Meerrieeeel, D. Moss ; stallion with 0 of his progeny foaled in 1888, J P. Fisbar, 3, Mason, General Purpose Stallions - Two your old, 0, Dale, H. ROss ; ono year old, 13, Mutoh, R. C.MoGowan. HeitvyDraught% -Team, W. J. Dickson, J. Reynolds, T. Hamilton ; brood mars, 0, Delo, A. Carr; two year oldgokliug, A Morrison, J, Young; two year old filly, A. Carr, 3, Soalas; ono year old filly, R. Erritt; marc foal, A. Carr, J. Shortreed; horse foal, W. A. Cunningham, J. Mason. General Purpose -Team, W. H. Lobb, R. Muton; brood mars, J. Rose, A, W, Sloan ; two year old gelding, 0. Boddie, J. Sherbrooke ; two year aid filly, 0. noddle, W. Grieve ; nos year old filly, D. Ryan, J. Cormiok ; horse foal, Glen Bros., T. Yint; mare foal, J. Johnston, II. Taylor. John Babemau Arrived home from Manitoba on Thursday of this week. ! Council mooting will be held at Burton's hotel, Lthol, on Friday of this week. There has not boon suoli a boom in Apple): for the pasb 10 years as there is PUS year. ` Mrs. Henry Ball is away at Uxbridge on a visit to her mother who is all, Tho olcl lady is upwards of 70 years of age. The ease of Whitfield vs. White et al is on at the present assizes. 4 number from this locality aro attending as wit- nesses. A few months ago some person borrow- ed a road sorapor from inside Henry Ball's gate and have not yet returned it. They aro requested to do so at once and save furthor trouble over the matter. Last week Constable McComb tools Chas. Knight to the Asylum at London. His mind has been disturbed for 00030 months and it is hoped the treatment ho will now reoaivo will have a bsnefioial offeot. Jno. McTaggart, lot 24, con. 15, has an old fashioned well on his farm. Io is (32 foot deep and has over 52 feet of water in it. Gsorgo Birt, of Brussels, dug the well and did his work in a most satis- factory manner. He is well up to the business. The Grey and Morris cheese factory closed up for this season this week After a very successful run. Salesman Forbes attended the cheese fair at Listowel on Thursday of this week on the look -out to dispose of the balance of the make -860 chooses. The cheese -maker, T. S. Ed- gar, has given universal satisfaction and understands his work well Robt. Martin, n former resident of this township, has sold his farm to E. Wolsb, of Blyth, for the sum of $7,500. This farm is situated about one mile from Clinton on the London road, is one of the best farms in this section, and among the foremost farms in the county. Mr. Martinwe bolieve, intends to take up his residenoo in Michigan, where h0 can, get more land than h0 can here. Boos. NOT To nn LETT AGAIN. -A few days ago a certain farmer in this town- ship bought some peeking boxes from a Brussels mordant for tbo purpose of storing apples in for the winter. To his surprise hours few onr5 a ftelw and said merchant appeared on bbe scene with an account for goods bought, thinking, no doubt, the boxes were for the purpose of a midnight flitting. Nothing lute being sure, Billy. Tho gate receipts at the Exeter exhib- ition this year wore Slightly over 5400. The firm of Mctiinnon and MoMillan, i grain doalars, of Myth, lata been diesoly. } 1. JohnlInw, w, lx tor, ]les sold f bis trottine horse Tont Burk. to John ; Beacons, of Goderich, for 81,000, A. M. Burebill Blyth, has boon award' j rel n Shakespeare diploma for penning 0110 i required examimttioll of the feh1hkeepoare oleos of the Cheutanqua Scientific and Literary circle, A mooting o1 t110 West Huron Farm - crs' Instituto is to be bald at Dungannon. on Friday, 19th inst„ oomm5cloing at 2 p,m, The qu05tion of Conlmorcial Union will be ono of tate chief topics diecussod. Fred. C. Wilson, aged 40 years, of To. ronto, died at the British Exohaoge hotel, at Goderioh, on Friday night of last week, from an overdoes of obloral. Wilson bas been koro for a week, At five a'alook he obtained a three -Dune bottle of chloral at a drug store and went to his room at the notal. About eight o'olook a servant went to the room and found the door lacked with bhe key in- side. The door was forgod open, but he was then dead or nearly so. Chief Yule was called in and took charge of the body. Wilson was a druggist, and once lived at Bayfield. Ile wrote the prescription for the dose himself and took the wbolo of it. Dr. McLean, oornner, hold an in. quest, and the jury brought in a verdict that death occurred from the effects of an overdose of chloral admiuistered by Himself, but whether intentionally or not they did not know. Constable Yule sant u telegram to his wife, 292 Sherboarne street, Toronto, Mrs. Wilson wired in- structions about the 1unern', which took place at Godorich, Mr, Wilson, After giving up his drug bssiness in Bayfield, located in Clinton, where ho was a drug- gist. For some time pasb he has boon employed by Amerioan and Canadian wholesale druggists as a travollor. Ho was troubled with an affection of the heart, and it is supposed by his rolatives that ho took the chloral to relieve his sufferings but accidentally swallowed too large a dose. Hon, Jas. Patton, whose sudden death ocourredon Friday, was born at Prescott, Ont., on Jane 10, 1823. He attended Upper Canada College, and passed throughthe prescribed eonrse in that institution. In 1840 bo ontered upon the study of law, under the Hon. J. Hili - yard Cameron, Q.0.. In June 1845, he was admitted an attorney. In 1847 he took the degree of LLB. and commenced practice at Barrio. Ho beoame promin. ent in politics, and in 1852 started the Barrie Herald in the Conservative in- terest. In 1885 in connection with other legal gentlemen, he aommenoed the pub- lioation of the Upper Canada Law Journal. In 1850 he was eleoted to Parliament for the Saugesn division (Counties of Bruce, Grey and North Simooe,) In 1862 he became a member of the Cartier -Macdonald Ministry, with seat in the Executive, now the Privy Council, as Solicitor -General for Upper Canada. He was defeated when seeking re-election, and, with the fall of the Gov- ernment, retired from Parliamentary life. In 1858 Mr. Patton took the degree of LLD, in the University of Toronto, and in 1800 he was chosen viae -chancellor. In 1884 tor. Patton moved to Kingston to take charge of Sir John Maodonald's business there, but in 1872 returned to Toronto. In 1878 Mr. Patton retired, from the active practice of the law, in which he had been engaged for 93 years, and assumed controlh of the affairs of o English re Scottish Investment Company of Canada. He held this position until 1881, when ho was called to that of collector of customs for Toronto. The deceased was a brother of A. Patton, of Wroxeter. Jiuron County Notes. The Godorich Star issued live dailies during the days of the fair. The Medical Association of Huron un- animously passed a very complimentary resolution regretting the removal of Drs. Hodge and Mitohell to London. A. M. Burohill, Principal of the Blyth Public Sohool, and son of R. Burohill, of Clinton, has tendered his resignation, to take effect at the end of the year. A G.T.R. brakeman named Porterfield had his left hand badly mangled coupling oars at Henfryn the other night. His right hand was similarly injured a short time ago. 17. T. Iloltnes, of Clinton. who is now in California visiting relations, writes that the groat west to not all that it is oraakocl up to bo, for those who work for a living ab Any rate. Last friday fire broke out in an un- 000upied dwelling house in Exeter north. The Jiro engine was 0005 ab tho scone of clanger, too late to save the house, bat in time to Savo buildings whioh at one time wore in serious danger. Edmund Brauud, sol of D. Braund, oarriagobuilder, Exeter, while using tbo sleds) the abhor day, ser001c tho oorner of the anvil, and a pisco of steel from the face of the nh'ige was broken off and struok the young man is the loft arm just below the oibow, inflicting a painful wound. The Clinton .Now Era says; -Lash wook the statement was mado fu our oolumus that a resident of Clinton had, while attending the Salvation Army jubilee in Godorich, contributed $125 to- wards defraying tho expenses of a mis- sionary to India. We have been n'opent- edly asked who it was. Mr. Hill was the gentleman, and we make this an- nouncement without his oonssnt. A further contribution, for the same pur- pose, and of the same amount, has singe been given by another resident of Clinton -W, O. Searle. I hereby thane age Charles Currio, of Park Hill, for a match at putting the shots for $200 a side, the weights to be 14, 16, 18, 20 and 22 lbe., five trials at each weight and Caledonian rules to govern, the matob to take place in Toronto two weeks after Currie covers my money. If this is satisfactory to Currie, I will for- ward articles of agreement for him to sign. Currin has been telling all around the country that he ootrld do me, so now is his ohanue to sae whether he ono or not, To show that I moan busineso I have dOpositod $60 with the sporting editor of tho Empire. So now, Aar. Ourrio, put up or quit °ailing, yourself a champion. This challenge is open to anyone in America, and if this money is not covered in six days I will claim the sham fiongllip of America, and then I will lleave for liuropo and try for the championship there, Hoping to hear from Gerrie or 0on10 of hie friondo at on0e. Yours, ate., Jens AltelhetasoN. ESTATE NOTICE 18111Qfr'. 0111181911701E8 01` 330TET. 08ILL0, Otto of the Township of Morris, in the County of Fturou, Yeoman, who died 0 n or about the eighteenth day of Aagngt, 1855, iwld others leaving claims in reaped to bis estate, are boroby n obined to send on or be- fore the Seventeenth day of November, 1858,. to Hugh It. Illliott or Biohard Bewley, lEx- ocutore, at Brussels - P.O., or to A. Bunter, Brussels, Agent for the said )'scooters, their names and addresses with full partionlars of their claims and the securities (if any) hold by (11110, and also that iminedinboly after the said ante the assets of the said deooasorl will be distributed among the par- ties outitiedthereto, :having regard only to claims of which the Executors or their Agent have then notico, and the mentors will not bo liable for any emote so distribut- ed to any poreon of whose claim they shall not have boa notice. A. 118NT1710 Agt. for Executors. Dated at Brussels thio filth day of October 1886, n19'9iue-__._.., Economy Restaurant. Having just opened in the Briok Conn- or Store, formerly oocnpisd by R. Mal- colm, Brussels, the opposibo corner to the Posbofflce. SOT MEALS I (At all ronsonable Ilours) r FOR TWENTY CENTS. A call is ospeoially solicited and every attention will be paid to Patrons. A rim. ited number of Lady and Gentleman Boarders wanted. ?AS..3ROATJFOOT, Prop PLOWS AGAIN 41fl "Well I aoighbor, whero did you got that ono working two furrow Gang Plow 2" Woll Sir,I got it from W111. Il ARTKN, itrn:'+dols, you know he koops tho largest stook of 10LOW5 worth tbo money in the trade, are you in Hood of a gonoral purpose plow call and atm THOS. HENDRY'S, of Seaforth ; TOLTON'S, of Guelph, No, 7 Plow ; PATTERSON'S, of Woodstock. PLOWS r OF " ALL 0 KINDS Straw Outten), Grain Crushers and Grain Grinders. -"NSW AND ROOT PULPRRS- 2, 4, 0, 8 and 10 horse rower. SATISI'AOTION GUAISANTEED in all Salu of Implements. WM. Martin. . funerals. Hoven 1 Ttntxnrttnr (32500T. MONEY TO LOAN. 1'EIT'4TE FUNDS. of Private Funds have:just been placed in fitly Ratners for in- vestment AT 7 PEIt CENT. BEE -HIVE .l3orrowerscauhave their loansGreat Bargains al. the Complete in throe flays if title is I Satisfactory. Applyto E. E. WADE. I Private Funds to Loan. meas $20,0 00 Have been placed in in) hands for Investment on real estate. "Bee -hive" LOWEST RATE- OF INTEREST. No Commission. Borrowers can have 1011015 com- pleted in Three Days if title satisfactory. Apply to W. 101. SINCLAIR, Solirifor, Brussels. in and Crockery For the next 2 weeks. NEER MARIRIAN WARM W. H. McCracken_. FARMER FARMER R ! Look to Your Own Interest and get your ixristing done at Where your will get Flour second to 11011e in the Dominion, and yield per bushel equal to the highest. Chopping Done •!. Ile You Wait. Farmers Can Have Manitoba Wheat Flour - Without Extra Charge, if required. SPECIAL PRICE GIVEN FOR 500 -Ib. LOTS OF FLOUT-._ All Kinds of Gain Bought for Cassa. CHOP, BRAN, SHORTS, CRACXED W1T3;AT AND• GRAHAM FLOUR ALWAYS ON HAND AT THE .NATIONAL ROLLER MILLS, BRUSSELS, Oot 1, 8.m STEWART & LOWIOK. rue1 Ein FURNITURE 01911 11 a8a r iia)Nrrr(h xi e^ ts'+' e -hi ,k T have 11. ; pltu i•ti 1-:ut'ic cni.Lilre ai Aly Show' rooms, r /7 r Ttti'!l•Ut f i%/ , ;'i i ,'i, iIr' 1 •, •, C 1 1 1 ()r Parlor and Bedroom- 0 Si dolma 'Pahl ,.‘s, (,',7i';, Lounges,. &c.y that calm 0 i 1 (':.eV I0(.1 ;di 1 .•.11', 0r V11,1at'. .11Waye, a big Stock to )Moose £0-0111. eel 13' /0 C:Y I A 3. $3 lie CZ :3 I :b 1$ ! AP 1: iave a. V 'ry la1'.,1 and well 111,1 do stook of BeClro1.3•nul- Suites and bbitllllual'tis 1 bill f0'11 :horn :tt;_ ,•t'i1i.ij cidw. - c'(1 Th h'e4. We havi:t ul1.tle a st1'eia'., (1 these lines and now is ioo 'fore ;o tltahc purcu.ir;es. Hand -made Furniture a specilla feature of our bus- iness A. lc';;c surer of tip-top ,1 otticl;nt.i for Picture Frames, Work tloiie with 110:I 11082 11 t,f lit''p)ti.ah. A nisoe lot oL Pio Cures, Foot Sirlol9 .:111,1 r„sit.? .,':I. ,'or Pale. R'EI'.AIRI \'G NEATLY ATTENDED TO. A full line or Caskets, Coffins ainl Voices a,ihyayrs hand. Two Hearses 111141 a J'ree Delivery Wagon in connection With our Establishment. T pay special attention to Oavtty and 47'ter'ia. E7mbatabLiL4. Having' taken three series of lessons on. Embalming from Prof. Renouard, of Kansas, and having a Diploma for the salvo, I feel confident in being able to tttb this work properly. A beautiful range of McFarlane, McKinlay & Co's patent. Limen. T'VViitcl°L111 r1 viiiel ,Gs to hon(l, Every housekeeper,, should sec thein. T/leT/ 0l.!'r Danc7.7e,s. AGENT for the KARN ORGAN. Save looney by Patronising the Old Established Flir'ui, ture Emporium. R LEATHJ 3EDALrSSE T 000.17 ('01141 .7'i' V S1i ?,., .