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�(� Jt,o.Il.toNull.t, and wife aro expeotod
J' 1 �I� O ivi i� 3L home from California this weak. They
J� I have been away about a year,
i Tun regular monthly meeting of the
Brussels School Board will be held ou
'Friday evening of this Woolf,
Cumin DUTTON, a former Bruaselite,
was in town this week on a visit to hie
-We s'•i1111ave a quantity of First-
class Extracted and Comb Honey.
We can guarantee it Pure and of 1 aiatm, Mrs.G. A. oeb on 1411.
the Bost Quality. 12c. per lb. 'luu subject of Ilev. G. B. Bowie's
in small lots, or 1088 if you take evening address next Sabbath will be
a quantity. Wo have just re-
ceived a Stock of
:i)0xgi+:'A%T Y
Organ Books
and if you are requiring one of
these Music Books we would be
pleased to supply you.
G. A. DEADMAN,
Druggist, Bookseller, dtc.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
SOUTHERN EXTENSION W. G. & R.
Trains leave Brussels Station, North
and South, as follows:
Corso SOVTH. GOING Norma.
Mail 7:02 a.m. Mixed 0:20 a.m.
Mixed 0 05 p.m. Express 0:45 p,man .
'brat Pius
"Lossone from the Dead Sea.
Mits. D, Rom and grandson, Freddie
Ilayoroft, were visiting at the residenos
of Jas, MoLaacblin, Wingham.
Jos0on Laren, formerly of Brussels,
was in town this week on a visit. Mrs.
Laird is in Hamilton just now.
Ix you have built a new house lately
go to Veal's auction sale and furnish it
with furniture at your own priori.
HAVE the same milliner as last season,
Miss Brownlow. Will sell new trimmed
millinery at cost. A. R. SMITE,
GIVING up business. Silks, satins, new
dress goods, plashes, velvets, silk merves.,
all colors, at cost at A. R. Smith's.
VEAL will sell about 200 of those elegant
linen window blinds with patent spring
rollers at his sale on Saturday, Nov. 9011.
Abs. JOHN MOFAnLAPE and daughter
leave shortly for Manitoba oto join Mr.
MOFarlane, who has a position
there.
Evaar dollar's worth of goods bought
in our store represents one hundred and
fifty cents of other merchant's value. A.
R. Smith.
Grarse up business. Tremendous
slaughter of tweeds, worsted coatings,
$CIMS flannels and nnderolothing at A. R.
Smith's.
ANDREW SLOAN, of Blyth, is delivering
.A ohiel's among ye takin' notes, 1200 bushels of barley to Reeve Graham.
An' faith he'll punt it. Brussels market still holds the lead and
' farmers know it.
Mos. A. Shunts, of Harriston, has
opened out a stook of oonfeotionery, &o.,
in W. R. Wilson's store, lately vacated
by A. H. Hermiston.
WE are quite able and willing to work
for nothing for a couple of months. You
can save $5 on a single purchase in cloth-
ing at A. R. Smith's.
POULTRY is making its appearance in
large quantities. If a little more oars
were taken in dressing it for market it
would be more saleable.
NHxv Tuesday will be the memorable
"5011." It will be celebrated by the
Orangemen of this locality by a social in
their Hall in the evening.
WE omitted to mention last week, in
giving the list of officers elected in eon.
nection with the Brussels Band, that H.
L. Jackson was ohosen Treasurer,
ARTHun VEAL'S furniture has been
bought from thelargest faotoriea inCanada
for cash, made from the best kiln dried
lumber and warranted for 5 }rears.
IF you want anything in the furniture
line call at the Brussels Furniture Em-
porium. You can get anything you
want cheap and reliable. R. Leather -
dale.
AxoTHER lot Of bronobos, or Rooky
Mountain ponies, was in town last Sat.
urday. They were in better oondition
a seen on sic arrival
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
As we desire to add at least two hundred
New
D Subscribers hays decided toorgive Tthe an
Poem from now until the lot of .January,
1set, for the price of 0710 year, viz., 51.50.
New subscribers will thus got nearly three
months for nothing. This is a splendid
chance which should b0 taken advantage of
at once,
For the encouragement of our present ub•
scribers to use their influence with tuelr
friends and neighbors, we make the follow-
ing offer: We will allow any subscriber a
commission of 25 conic cash for each new
m now
trill the first of 1801at , There of is 8 aroely a sub.
eoriber on our list who could not Bend no
two or three names if they were to try, and
by so doing they would be benefitting tb em-
sely es as well as us.
Make an effort. See who will send in the
largest list of now names.
We intend in the course of a few weeks to
C01..UIOnr0 another new cont]
story and we would: Uko to get as many new
subscribers as possible before we commence
this story so that all may get the full bone.
Et of it.
To every person sending us Flvn new sub-
scribers re -will present them with "The
Canadian Farmer's Manual of Agriculture,"
an excellent volume of nearly 500 pages, well
bound and containing the most valuable
information. Thoretril pries of this book
was 50.50. Dozens of farmers sons should
take advantage of this offer and secure this
Valuable Work. The boost may be seen et
our °Mee. If they parker the oommieefmu, as
offered above, it will be all right,
W. TT. 00F,m1Z.
Giving up RualnCSe.
Call in and pay your account and save
costs. A. R. Smith.
Novnanenn.
GET ready for snow.
SEExE sells pure sugar syrup, just like
honey.
SsmtE sells the oheapestand best goods
in town.
$1.50 gets THE Poop from now to the
end of 1890.
$EALETTE Mantling for $6:50, worth$30•
A. R. Stlrom.
SEENE keeps pure groceries and sells
them cheap.
GREY flannels at 12k cents per yard.
A. R. Smith.
Au wool tweeds at 25 cents per yard.
A. R. Smith.
TmanE'e a wedding on the tapis in
town next week.
SEVEN weeks from next Wednesday
will be Christmas.
Fon SALE, 500 pairs rubbers. Woman's
33 cents. An*nt GOOD.
CAIS, and see Skene's meitons, the best
and cheapest you Dan get.
Couxom meeting next Monday evening.
Look oat for street lamps.
Bar a ticket for the charity concert.
It will only cost yon 25 oents.
ALL goods delivered free of charge in
the ooantry. R. Leatherdale.
REnvs GRAHAM is shipping 10 cars of
barley this week to Philadelphia.
W. M. SINcuum was in Stratford on
Thursday attending to legal business.
BmLHaans, noteheade envelopes in
stook at THE POST Publishing House.
TERRIFIC sale of ready-made olothing,
over -coats, &c., at cost. A. R. Sears.
Haman skelter sale of Cooper & Smith's
boots and Shoes at Deet. A. R. SMITH.
GIVING up business. New Fall goods'
going at panic prices at A. R. Smith's.
Mase Heenan, of Kincardine, is visit-
ing her brother and hie wife this week.
W. PEPPER and wife of Hamilton, are
visiting their son, J. T. Pepper, this
week.
Loos for Veal's big emotion sale adver-
tisement in the advertising columns of
this paper.
25 5ENTB, in advance, gets THE POST
Iron Oct. let to Jan. let 1890, Ses your
neighbor.
AioiSua MCGUIRE is somewhat improv-
ed in health. We hope he may Continue
of improve.
Olicoorseyon are going to Arthur Veal's
big auction sale of furniture and musical
inetrumento.
A SPECIALTY in window shades put ups
and warranted to work all right. B.
Leatherdale.
Ix you want an organ at your own
price go to Veal's auction sale on Satur-
day, Nov. 9th
Mns. Memos and Miss Maxwell, from
Uncle Sam's domain, are visiting rel-
- a'tives in town.
Tim report of the Provincial Sabbath
School Convention may be read on page
3 of this issue.
Nun, Sabbath the regular quarterly
meeting servios will be held in the
Methodist (hurmb.
Sony= will be held in St. John's
until on Thanksgiving Day, commend.
at 11 o'clock a. m.
e yon read Veal's big advertise.
is ¬ion eale of furniture
Nov. 9th,
No. 1 organ at the right
st reasonable terms
e'0.
yzed. The largest
he eonnty to be
ith's.
than those use sly th
in Ontario.
KEEP the Charity Concert, under the
auspices of the Brussels Branch of the
W.C.T.U., in mind. It will be held on
the evening of Thanksgiving day, in the
Town Hall.
TEE case against J. C. Teak, of Oran -
brook, for selling liquor after hours, was
heard by A. Hunter, on the 19th ultimo.
The evidence was not considered sufficient
to convict.
ArrLEs.—Baldwins, Spies, Russets,
Pippins, Quintiles, Snows, Greening,,
Spitz, Tolman. Sweets and other varieties
oheaper than any where else in Brussels.
ADAat GOOD.
LAST Sunday afternoon Arthur, the
four-year-old son of Andrew Crozier, fell
on the road while going to Alex. Ma-
Lauohlin's and broke the small bone in
his left arm near the elbow.
War. SCOTT, who has been laid up for
several weeks with a broken leg, started
to work last Monday. He is employed
at Smith & Malcolm's factory and is 0
first-clase mechanic.
TAX OOLLECTon Ross wishes to remind
the taxpayers that their taxes are now
due and wants them to pay np. This
applies with equal force to those having
poll tax to pay. Call in and see him.
THE Wingham Advance say,q, :—"J.
Mason has disposed of hie photograph
plant to W. J. Fairfield, of Brussels."
Mr. Fairfield has removed the stock to
Brussels where he does a splendid busi-
ness.
As Thursday of next week will be
Thanksgiving day and will no doubt be
observed as a general holiday, we ask
our correspondent's to favor us with their
usual eontribations one day earlier than
usual.
Femme have been hauling grain to
Bruesele market from within a quarter
of a mils of Blyth. Thio is a very practi-
cal way of comparing markets, Our
buyers don't take a back seat from any.
of the towns.
AT a meeting of the 'Directors of the
East Huron Fall Show, held at the
Central Hotel, last Satarday afternoon,
the prize fiat of the recent Fair was re-
viewed after which the Treasurer' paid a
number of prizes.
Mne. W. H. LEEOH, of Goderieb, is
visiting her brother, Dr, Holmes. She
attended the Provincial W.C.T.U. Con.
vention at Galt on Tuesday. She ie an
enthusiastic and successful worker in
the Temperance cause,
Mee. OHAa. AtnLEe, of Harriston, has
a card of thanks published in the Her.
riston Tribune, acknowledging the
prompt payment of $2,000 to her by the
A. 0. U. W., of which order her late
husband was a member.
Do you eat sausages ? If so Wm,
Blaehill, butcher, has commenced manu-
facturing them this season and is pre-
pared to supply a No. 1 article. ,A trial
will convince you that this is correct and
you will bo sure to call again. • •
Bev. JAS. HANNON, D. D., of Hilmar.
dine, has been engaged to preach the
anniversary sermon's of the Methodist
chards in this place on Sabbath, Doc.
22nd. The annual annivereary tea meet-
ing will be held an Christmas evening,
ALL orders for teaming left at J. G.
Skene's or A. M. Mel0ay t& Co's store
will be promptly attended to. All orders
for garden plowing loft with the above
named gentlemen will receive prompt at-
tention. 30 ammo Duos.
i 1-lfaa J 1-(L St,L� PUSS].'
every evening this week and at the 000510 1 ohatnpionship of Ilnron and $36, also
time adve'tishlgtheir nredioines. They' have 'knocked the tar' ant of the best
give a good 1111sioal program and there league teams in Perth— flit. Marye atld
are not many vacant ohatrs Sn the Hall. 11Titohell. Pira, Colwell, drop down and
]Mss aOlcUoLL and Mrs, Owen have out, or'give es a rest, hooter Adv).
opened up n dross making and mantle
malting shop over Strachan Bros. store,
They guarantee satisfaotion and sol]oit
the patronage of the ladioe of Brussels
and vicinity. Their card appears in
another ooinium
Ziemer', of Oranbrook, came before
Judge Toms, last Saturday, at Goderieh,
charged with theft, 13e was acquitted
on the watch cage and the timupieoo re-
turned to its owner, Miran Wbite, De-
claim on the clothes question will be
given on the 8th inst.
Eamon BRYAN, of the Luoknow Senti•
nol, and wife wore in town over Sabbath,
visiting Mrs. Bryan's parents. We don't
know whether Mr. Bryan has got to be
"stunk up" or not eines he booame-Reovo
of the Sopoy town but he did not even
oondesoond to oall on us this time any-
how.
THE handsome range of lamps to hand
at B, Gerry's and on exhibition in his
store window commands the attention of
all who see them. Nothing lilts them
ever appeared in Brussels before. Call
in and get prices and examine our large
and well assorted stook of Lamp goods.
B. GERnY.
ninon Toa[s has given his deoision on
the question of hearing the appeals pre-
sented by Geo. Beaker at the recent
Court held on Oot. 17th. He cites a case
from the Court of Appeal as a precedent
and decides that es the papers were not
eorvod fn accordance with the law the ap-
peals cannot be heard.
IN the report of the Brussels W.0.1t,TJ.
in reference to the charity they omitted
to state that Mrs. Wm. Ross had very
generously sapplied the Campbell family
with Milk. Heave. Walket & Humphrioe
hexed the dwell. also donated a load of wool to the poor.
y, we melee- Tun Diamond Modioitio Company are
giving concerts in the Totvrt %iall
WELL -DIGGING AND DRILLING.—George
Birt has all the necessary machinery for
digging and 51111112 wells and is prepar-
ed to attend to all work entrusted to him
in a way that will insure satisfaction.
Wells cleaned out and put in proper
share. Terme reasonable. Residence
second door north of the bridge, west
side of Turnberry st., Brussels. 43.0f
Dn. GnnnAar has purchased the street
lamp on exhibition at B. Gerry's store
and it was put in position on William
street, opposite the Dr's handsome reai-
denoe. The people in that section of the
town will feel like chanting a new doxol-
ogy, as they share the benefit of the
Lamp on dark nights. The Council
should get a move on soon on this ques-
tion of street lighting.
ON Monday evening, 110h inst., the
annual meeting of the Brussels Branch
of the Upper Canada Bible Society will
be held in St. John's churoh. The Rev.
J. G. Manly, Permanent agent of the
Society, will deliver an address ou "Nine-
veh and Israel." The reverend gentle-
man has been in Brussels a number of
times and his addressee are always both
instructive and interesting.
AnoPEoNen vs. G-tn'En.—This was an
action by Samuel P. Aropeahski for a
balance of wages 925,00 which came up
before A. Hunter, J. P., under the blaster
and Servants Act. After 11010151 the
evidence for both parties his Worship
gave judgment for the Plaintiff for 917.00
and costa. W. M. Sinclair acted for the
plaintiff, and W. B. Dickson looked after
the interests of the defendant.
Taexxsoi ixa Div.—It is announced
that a union thanksgiving service will be
held in Knox church next Thursday at
11 a. m., Rev. John Bose, B. A., to pre-
side. Rev. S. Sellery, B. A., B. D., will
preach, and other ministers who may be
present may take part in the deyotional
exercises. A collection will be taken up
for the poor of the town. LauraEimaas,
daughter of Bev. Mr. Howie, is to be pre.
sented for baptism.
A LETTER has been resolved from
Claude Waterer, a former well-known
resident of Brussels. After leaving here
he went to California and not finding
anything to snit pushed on to Chili, in
Smith America, and then on past the
De Verde Islands to Liverpool and old
London, where he now is, He talks of
vieiting the Cape of Good Hope. If
Claude keeps on there won't be much of
the world he has not seen.
THE Palmerston Telegraph of last
week has this to say of a former well
known resident of Brussels :—"J. A.
Creighton, late agent at the Brussels
railway station, has had charge of the
freight and passenger department at this
station for almoitfonr months. He takes
with the people, being an accommodat-
ing and effioient officer of the company.
We would like him to become a perman- •
ant resident of the town, but we under-
stand ho positively declines the appoint -
Mont."
Y. P. C. A.—The second regular meet.
Mg of the Y. P. C.A. was held last Mon-
day evening in Melville churoh, at which
a very appropriate and interesting ad-
dress on objeots of the Assooiation was
given by the retiring president, A. M.
MoNay. An instructive address on.
"Private reading" was given by the preei.
dent elect, S. Y. Taylor. Readings were
given by Mrs. J. Kerr and Mies Lillian
Ainley. There was oleo a solo by Miss.
L. O'Connor and mesio by the choir. A
hearty vote of thanks was tendered . Mies
O'Connor for her kind assistance at the
meeting.
V • ,
HIDn11EN'a $ERVI° . —. Last , Sabbath
morning. Rev. S. Sollery, B.A., B.D.,
preached to the Sabbath school children. •
His text was in St..Luke, let chapter
and 66th verse, "What manner of child.
shall this bs." After . introducing the
subject and talking of fortune telling the
reverend gentleman gave the following
live points, ,made very dear by illus-
tration, showing how a child may grow
up to be happy and useful : (1) Obedi-
ence to parents ; (2). Obedience ,to con.
science ; (3) A willingness to work, to be
helpful; (4) Unseifishneso, and - (9) ,Obey
the teachings of the 13ible. The service
thrnughont was one of special interest.
Ia the evening Mr. Sollary gave an ad-
dress on the Provincial Sabbath Soltool
Convention, at which he had been a dela.
gate..
onto. It is a little too late in the 00110051
to 'blow' about baseball, but the Exeter,
Mitchell or any other club will And Brue-
sels ready to book up what they say at
the oponing of another season. They
won't bar lured pitchers from London or
Toronto either,
A Watts & Co., of Brantford, are ship-
ping two carloads of soap—ono to Yoko-
hama, Japan, and the other to Shanghai,
China. The ehinments go on the 0.
P. R. route, via Vanooavor, This is the
first Canadian shipment of soap to these
points.
A tramp entered the reeidouoe of Mr.
Wilcox, near Welland, on Wednesday,
and demanded food. Ho was given 50E10
cold meat, but this was not to his taste,
and he ordered Mrs. Wilcox to furnish
him with a cup of tea and beoame very
abusive. Mr. Wilcox appeared on the
scene at this juncture, and the tramp
failing to leave, he was clubbed into in-
eeesibility.
maAR.R.,IPE:a.
HINCHLRY—HART: At the residence of
the bride's mother, on the 80011 ult.,
by the Rev. Wm. Torrance, Mr.
John Arthur Hinollley, to Miss Mary
Ann Hart both of NoKillop.
—._..__.. A'CTCTIOST
TOEon v, Nov. 5.—Farm stock, imple.
menta, etc., on lot 18, oon. 10, Grey. Sale
to commence at 1 p. m. Hugh Porter,
prop., Geo. Kirkby, aria.
I XSTTSSMT,S 1 OTS.
Fall Wheat
Spring Wheat
Barley
Oats
Peas.
Butter, tubs and rolls...,
Eggs per dozen
Flour per barrel.....,
Potatoes
Hay per ton...
Hides per lb
Salt per bbl., retail
Sheep skins, each
Wool, por 013
75 83
80 83
55 45
24 25
51 52
14 15
17 00
5 50 00
35 00
G 00 7 00
2 3
1 25 00
60 1 00
18 20
Nov. 1; 1.889.
din?tII ^r':taiwSAt' trier ei i mass nusemel4•+tw z?...•ylo Fe pion ss :'nos,,
Palrlless,
' ° P. Effectual.
PEPPER'S PERFECT PI LLS
For Bilious and Nervous .Disorders, 011011 as wind and pain in the
Stomach, Sick I-Ieadaohe, Giddiness, Fulness and Swelling after
meals, Dizziness, Drowsiness, Blotches on the Skin, Costiveness.
For a Weak Stomach, Impaired Digestion, Disordered Liver they
act like Magic, A few doses will work wonders upon the Vital
Organs, Strengthening the Muscular System, Restoring long -lost
Complexion, bringing back the keen edge of Appetite, and arousing" "
with the "Rosebud of Health" the whole physical energy of the '
human frame. Every sufferer is earnestly invited to try ono box of
these Pills. Full directions with each box.
P3RicEi 035 Cants a $t,x, or 5 13ox014 tl>r *v11 -00.
SEAFOI .TIT SSA 01`ETaa.
Fall Wheat 75 82
Spring Wheat 80 88
Oats 24 25
Peas 50 52
Barley 40 45
Potatoes 85 40
Butter, por lb 14 15
Eggs, per dozen 17 00
Apples, per bushel 30 35
Hogs, dressed 6 00 00
Beef 4 50 5 50
Hay 700 800
Wood, per cord 2 511 4 50
Sheepskins, each 40 57
BABE BALL,—"We notice by The Brus-
sela POST that the Brussels baseball club
155Dee a challenge to play any club' in the
country for $50, town against town, We
hope out baseball club will accept the
challenge, as we know they can "knock
the stuns' "out of the Brussels club,"—
Exeter Advocate. "Why did they not tlo
it at Seaforth last summer? They are
just like whipped boys, always brag and
boast altot they get home, Mitchell is
the only club in these parts that can
wallop , the Bruesels team."— Mitchell
Advertiaor. "All right, bar. Advertiser
man, your Mitchell .team is a 'dandy,'
but before they attempt to play Brussels
they want to come to Illxeter and redeem
that 080re 10 to 4 in layer of Exeter.
Exeter club holds the championship of
Huron, ]raving beaten Brussels and Bel.
grave at the Brigravo'tournament for the
AUCTIONEERS.
(y EORGE KIRKBY,
V+ Licensed Auctioneer, Sales conduct-
ed on reasonable terms. Farms and farm
stook a specialty. Orders left at THE Poem
Publi ailing House ,B russels, or sent to Walton
P. 0„ will receive prompt attention.
A RAYMANN,
• Auctioneer, IS always ready to at-
tend sales of farms, farm stools, &e. Terme
cheerfully given. Orenbrook P.O. Sales
may be arranged at Thu Poem Publishing
House, Brussels.
•- PREPARED ONLY BY
J. UT.IBERT P.EPP, h ,
Chemist and Druggist,
Opp. Queen's Hotel, - . Brussels, Ont.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
M. SINCLAIR,
Solicitor,Conveyanoor,Notary Pub -
lie, &o. OOloe—Graham's Block, 1 door north
of Pepper's Drug Store. Private Funds to
Loan.
11 E. WADE,
.1L.6 0 Barrister, Soliaiter and Notary Pub-
lic, Conveyancing. Collections and Loaning.
Mr. Wade will attend in Gerrie every Wed-
nesday at two o'olook,
T\IOKSON & HAYS,
(Cato w1t11 Garrets & Proudtoot, Gode-
rioh,) lOarrietors, Ss11010ors, Oonveyanoore,
Se. Ofnooe—Inreseels and Scafortlt. Brio'
solo OBioo, Bogen' 731ook-, Main 8t, Money
to Loan.
R,9, HAS,. W. 13. DIOx5ON,
A. 1'I. TAYLOR, 13.0. L.
Barrister, Solicitor, &o., of the firm
of Taylor, Mooullugh & Burns, Barristers
Solicitors, &c., Manning Arcade, Toronto,
Money to loan.
ALEX. HUNTER
work of iho Fourth Division Court,
Co, Huron, Oonvoyaneer, Notary Public,
Land, Loan and Insurance Agent, Funds
invested and to loan, Collections made.
011loo in Graham's Block, Brussels.
BUSINESS CARDS.
RESSMARING OVER MRS.
Iimx'e store. MISSES L. & D. Mc.
NAUGIITON.
% H. M.o0I3�AOKLN,
6 6 . Isery, Tu nuevnlageL'es,UBe. 0flle0
at his Grocery, Purnbomy street, 13i esois,
'D N. BARRETT,
J_ Tonsorial Artist' Shop—Next dour
south of A. M. McKay & Co's hardware store,
Ladies' and children's hair cutting a i peoialty
t"A choice stook of cigars kept.
A11kNAIR,
•Issnror of Marriage Licenses, by
appointment of Lieut, -Governor, Commis -
01011 or, 50.,9.13, Conveyancer and Agent
Fire Insurance Co. Cflioe at the Oranbrook
Post 011100.
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM
INSURANCE,
FiRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH•
DRESSMARING.—
Tho uudeestgned desires to intimate
to the ]adies of Brussels and surrounding
country that she is prepared to attend to
all orders intrusted to her. Satiafaotion
guaranteed. Shop—Ep-stairs, 0110 door north
of Walter Jackson's hardware store,
00- MISS SAMPLE.
BANKING.
oINTOSEI & MaTAGGART,
' BANKERS, . BRUSSELS,
Tranoaot a General 8araleiag
8ueiaedd,
NOTES DISCOUNTED.
Canadian and United States Drafts bought
and sold.
Interest allowed ou Deposits,
Collections made on fadorahle terms.
Canadian Agoots—MEnaoANT's BAER or
CANADA.
NOW York Agooto—IixxoxmRne ANA TRAD-
ERS NATIONAL BANE.
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Tooth. 74 Gerrard Street East, TonolsTo.
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Toronto School of Dentistry. All
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tooth, 0rst quality, and a guaranteed
fit, for $12,00 per set. 00,00—OAn1'0
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:+SMN,30X 4T!
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Dental Surgeons, Toronto. Nitros Oxide Gas
administered for the Painless Extraoticn of
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rs'"Oxft DOOR NORTE or. DANS, BlWeeELB,
MEDICAL CARDS. N ill. I'. OALE, 112. D., 0. M.,
Y 7 Member of the College of Physician
and Surgeons of Ontario by examination•
011100 and Residence—Malo street East,
Ethel, Ontario,
A. McNAUGHTON, M. D.
CY • O. M., Ti. R. C. P., Edinburgh M.0. E.
8. Ont. At Pepper's ]rug Store from 0 to
11:50 a, m. and from 1:00 to 4 D. m. At other
hours may be found at his residence, form-
erly °coupled by Dr. Hutchinson, Mill et.
VETERINARY.
TNO. D. WARWICK, V. S.,
(SEC OI2SSOB TO F. W. O'BRIEN, V.5j.
Graduate and Hoarrary Fellow of Ontario
Veterinary College, will be pleased to ex
amine with the greatest care and profeo.
atonal skim any oases entrusted to ,his
charge. 001 co and infirmary—O'Brioo's old
stand 2 doors north of bridge, Turnborry
et., Brussels.
PIRJIOMO
But Prices Cry Aloud in this Case !
We've squeezed them down so low at
The Great Cost Price Sale
the lone to be remembered
Sale now ovine on at
. ►1...2Etr IVI 1 T 11' .5—
ALL OUR GOODS MUST BE SOLD
by the tat of December, as ' I am leaving Brussels to start • Business, again in
Brandon, Manitoba. We will. hold '
£n A''.otion Sale 'every Saturday Afternoon.
Terms of Sale Cash unless special arrangements are made with Customers Pur-
chasing large. amounts.
Remember the Sale we had when leaving Ethel also the Sale of Milne's Stock, Those
two were great, but this one will be greater, as I have
$13.,000 Worth of New Fall Goods
to dispose of.