HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1890-9-26, Page 81 i4OST $rr. 26 1890.
200 COLONIES
—OF --
B E E Sv.
Having more Bees than I wish
to heep will Sell them Cheap.
They have been carefully select-
ed and bred from choice queens.
The Hives are the Best, well
jointed and chaff packed. Have
also a number of Empty Hives,
which I will sell for less than
they would cost you to make.
Also a quantity of Honey for
Sale—wholesale and retail.
G. A. DEiDMN.
DlithacIST, &O.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
e0GTEDliti EXTansiON W. a. de D.
Trains leave Brussels Station, North
and South, as follows:
Game SOUTH. GOiNa NoTiTH.
gii 5:63 a.m. Nbrotl 9:80 a.m.
Exoress 1145 aan. $106 p.m.
Mixed 6:55 pan. Express 9:45 pan,
rug Xiti%
cbiel's amang ye talcin' notes,
An' faith he'll prent it.
TALK op the Fall Fair.
TIHOTRy seed at MoCresken%
THE Fall Fair season is upon us.
TEDDIES very cheap. GEO. GOOD.
Ns= Wednesday will usher iu the
,month of October.
Now is the time to get bargains in fur.
-name at Leatherdale s.
A rev/ second hand buggies for sale at
a bargain. Jas. WALKER.
Bauman the Horse Fair in Brussels
on Thursday of next week.
THos. KELLY has tomatoes by the
bushel. First come first served.
SEE oar 12*cent linen, the great talk
among the women. A. R. Ssara,
Ruts. A. Wiese:I, of Tomato, occapied
the pulpit of Knox church last Sunday.
SEE our 25cent velveteen, there is quite
a talk among the dress -makers. A.. R.
SMITH.
/Ivrea bought a bankrupt stock I oau
sell goods cheaper than ever. R. Lem
therdale.
THE Toronto Fair came to a close on
:Friday last. The total reoeipts this year
were 669,823.00,
A CHEISITAN union player meeting is
talked of, to be held every Tuesday even-
ing in the Town Hall.
Bement; was vvell represented at To-
ronto last week, over sixty left for that
city on Tuesday morning.
Trim Canadian Live Stook and Farm
Journal for September is to hand. It is
a good paper for the farmers.
Ayes CIIIIRIE met with a painful acci-
dent last week by running a meat hook
into his arm. He was laid off work for
a few days.
THE olioir of St. John's ohuroh fur-
nished music at a harvest festival held
in the new Agricultural hall, Atwood, on
Monday evening.
A GOOD 2 -year-old heavy ditught mare
colt for sale, cheap. Cash or time. Ap.
ply to Messrs. Cochrane & Johnston,
Marble Works, Brussels.
Foosso.—Shawl found last week on Mill
street. Owner can have the same by
proving property and paying for this ad-
vertisement. A.pply to T. Fletcher.
Ownta to the ram, the baseball match
to Intve been played on Victoria Square
last Friday, between the "Unions" and
the Brussels olub, was indefinitely post.
poned.
liner Sunday morning Bev. S. Sellery
will preach from the subject "The per.
sonality and power of tbe Holy Spirit,"
and in the evening "God's severity
against sin."
WS received a eample copy of the "To.
route Specimen," published quarterly in
the interests of printing, by J, T. John•
eton, of the Toronto Type foundry. The
Journal is a credit to the publisher.
THE latest catch phrase out is, "Don't
be expansive I" This is the coming
slang remark of the day. Tbe remark is
the swagger way to tell a fellow that he
is drawing upon his imagination for his
facts. "Don't be expansive."
AN interesting game of foot ball was
played on Victoria Square between the
teams of Gorrie and Brussels on Wed-
nesday afternoon of this week. Neither
teams obtained a encl. The Brussels
dub intend playing'them a return match
on Saturday of next week.
LoTT's ',ileum—The attention of the
Public is called to the fact that Levi Lots
keeps a first-class outfit of good drivers
and new, oomfortable buggies. Every
attention will be given to those ffivoring
him with their patronage. Stable just
east of Dr. Graham's block, King street.
Give him a call as his rates will be found
within the reach of all.
ON Saturday Hugh Williams went to
Peel to attend the faneral of his brother
Richard, who died on the 19th inst., in
the 75 year of his age. The deceased
was born on the Isle of Anglesea in 1818.
He (lame to Canada in 1840 and located
in Wellington County where he has lived
for the last 50 years. The funeral took
place on Sunday
CARD 05 THOlgs.--I hereby desire to re-
turn my sincere and heartfelt thanks to
ail friends in Brunets and vicinity for
their kindness and sympathy to my
family during my sickness and absenee
front home, especkially during the sick-
riefie and death of our youngest ahild, Ida
May, Mao up to the time of their leaving
Brussels for &high Columbia. I remain,
yours sincerely, W. A. °Aram, New
Westminster, B. C.
W. NIGHTINGALE .8 GO. are aleughtering
their immenee stook of general merchttn-
shim at prices that ate astonishing the
people. All lines of general goods are
sfuffering the slaughter in prices. Beady
made clothing, hats cape and millinery
are being reduced at a great reduction in
prices. Ordeted clothing is being Bold at
wholesale prices. ond ender•elothing at a
tretnendous aaorifice from former priori.
'prose ;mode are being sold at 25 per (sent,
on the dollar, and boots and shoes at
prides that wont(' bust any oppoeition
,eltest *Meld try to meet their low prices.
THE trains betb this week and last
were hate owing to the Fain.
Ir you went s new buggy go to Jas.
Walker, carriage maker, Brunch],
Grime rnUUnsry opening on the 2nd
And 8rd of Oot. et A. R. Smith's.
FooTeser, matches are bard on the eyes
so W. Sloan and J. Iffefflain think.
House and Lot on Turnberry etreet to
rent. Apply to Mug, Gso. Bums,
Tau Fall Anima for this county will
be held at Goderioh on the 6th of Oot.
Tille question of the day is who miles
the wedding oaks in Thoulson'a window?'
BentlifiLL has improved the ap•
pearance of his residence by the addition
of a neat verandah.
ANvyytme in our line made to order.
All material used is thoroughly kiln
dried. R. Leatherclale.
mmusElly,—A. R. Smith is taking the
lead again this Fall in the raillinery line.
Be has the Sarno milliner ati lest season.
EgatOvED.—Wic, Blashill will rernove
in a few days to his new store opposite
the American hotel customers will please
remember.
Is you want anything in my line 0911
and get my prices, everything is away
down now. Cheaper this fall than ever.
Goods well bought are half sold. 11. Lea-
therdale.
Lan week John McNeil, of Grey town-
thip, presented •tis with six of the largest
potatoes it has ever been our pleasure to
see. It would make an Irishman's
mouth water just to look at them.
DON'T forget the song service to•night
(Friday) in the Town Hall, by the Ex.
oelsior Duet, Mr. and Mrs. Beman.
charge will be make but a silver collec-
tion taken at the door to defray expenses.
FOOT BALL.—A foot ball match, to play
off the tie for the ball and silver cup, will
be played on the avare, the second day of
the Fair, cornmenolng at 10 o'olook a. m.,
between Bressels and Bluevale. An int,.
partial referee will be chosen.
OUR grand city millinery opening will
be Thursday, Friday and Saturday, 2nd,
Brd and 4th of October. Nobby and fas-
hionable hats, cheap and stylish millin-
ery of every description. A call from the
ladies respeotfnlly solicited to see our
grand desplay. W. NIGHTINGALE 8: Co.
Fos SALL—Good working team, set
double harness (nearly new)., good wagon,
plow and harrows, also wmdmill pump
and derrick (just new). Will be sold at a
great bargain as proprietor has no further
nee for any of above articles after Out. 1.
Apply to E. R. GRUNDy.
CARD PLAIT:cu.—Police Marshal Mc.
Gahey, of Leavenworth, Kansas, has
stated that he will arrest any person or
persons attending a social gathering
where euchre is played for primes. He
says that snob persons are no more to be
respected than crap shooters," and they
will be taken before the Police Judge and
dealt with as petty gamblers.
Go to the Palace Store, Brussels, and
see their splendid stock of black and
colored dress goods, prices commencing
as low as 10 cents. Mrs. Rogers has the
new fashion book and will be pleased to
give all information how to trim and
what to trim the prevailing fashions
with. No trouble to show our stook
which is all new, no worn out, old fashion.
ed stuff to offer.
NOT EPAD, En I—An exohange says :
Ask some men for an advertisement•or a
feW locals, and they will say they dont
believe in advertising, as a paper 16 05050
read. Let him be caught kissing his
neighbor's wife, or trying to hold up the
side of a building, and his tune changes
ilistautly, and if the printing office isin
the garret of a 17 -story building, he will
olirnb to the top and beg the editor to
keep quiet and not publish it in the
paper you know.
WHAT WE ADE LOOKING Poe,—Some
fine weather.—The small boys to save up
their money for the 2nd and 8rd of Oot.
—The front gate to get a rest. —More
waddings.—Toa POST to become a more
popular paper than ever.—The Brussels
Fair to be the best in the eounty.—A. big
boom in the Fall trade.—The band to
give us one or two more tunes before the
cold weather sets in.—Millinery openings.
--A charity concert to be talked up.—
Some pumpkin.pie socials.
THE following from the Galt Reformer
in regard to selling liquor on Sunday is
timely, and should be a pointer to hotel.
keepers in other places, wbo are inclined
to violate the law :—"The fast that a
man was arrested last Sunday for being
druuk on the street would indicate that
the law is not strictly observed in this
town. The hotelkeepers would be sating
in their own interest if they adhered
strictly to the provisions of the Crooks
A.nt • and they ought not to oomplain if
the inspector should happen to drop on
them somewhat unexpectedly one of these
dap."
WEDDING BELLEI.—One of those pleasant
events which are always causing ripples
on the waters of sooiety occurred in
Brussels on Tuesday, 16th inst., when
Miss Minnie, eldest daughter of B.
Gerry, was united in marriage to W. H.
Willis, of Mitohell. The ceremony was
solemnized by Rev. S. Sellery, B. A., B.
D. The bride Was attired in a very be-
coming dress of cream cashmere. On
account of the ill health of the bride's
brother the wedding was necessarily a
private one, only the near relatives and
moot intiinate friends of the contracting
pasties being present. After the wedding
dinner had been partaken of a few hours
of enjoyment prev,ailed before the happy
eouple left for their now home in
Mitchell. May the aun of prosperity
ever beam brightly down upon Mr. and
Mrs. Willie is the hearty wish of their
many Brussels friends.
Tins Toronto Globe of Sept. 18th says ;
"John Wilkinson, aged 54, builder, while
in temporary despondency took "rough
on rats" and put an end to his life. De.
cerwed was for sorne years a contraotor
at Brussels and Galt, but not being sae-
ciessful in business failed in both places,
and lost all he had. Going to Brantford
Ito started again, but was very much die.
heartened. On Monday he went to tiis
sister's, Mrs. Storey, a few miles below
Caineville, and after Converging With her
a while he produced a box of "rough on
rate," and said he wonld take a doso mod
end his life, Mrs. Storey took the box
away from him, taking it te her bedroom.
Yesterday he secretly metered the box,
and in the forenoon said he would go to
kiire. McAuley% a relative Seine little
distance away, Proceeding there be
went through tho fields, and in a lowly
//rove he took a dome of the deadly poison.
Nob arriving ab MeAuley'a, seareb was
made and he was found and brought
back to Storey's, and dootors summoned,
but it was too late. He died shoetly
after the doeters arrived," Mr. Wilkin-
son, as will be remembered, was az eno
time a partner in Bentet'a planing Mill,
whieh was burned selterol years ago,
LAST Sunday evening Rey. Jno, Rom
B. preached the first of a series of
sermonon the life of Joseph.
WHAT with the new letter bons and a
fresh ooat of paint, our post °Sloe hae pnt
on a holiday appeerenee, Postmaster
Farrow is determined not to get behind
the times,
Jot you went anything in the furniture,
endertaking, picture framing or organs
you should call at R, Leatherdale% be
has the finest stook bo the county and
selle the oheapest.
REY. S. 864r4Mir'B. A., B. D., ill
preach in Melville ohuroh on Saturday at
0;30 p. m. Communion service) on Sab-
bath morning, which will be condeeted
by the pletor. Rev. D. Forrest, of Wal-
ton, will preach on Sabbath eveuing and
on Monthly morning.
WELL -DIGGING AND Dammam—George
Birt has MI the necessary machinery for
digging and drillin wells and is prepar-
ed to attend to all work entrusted to him
in a way that will insure satisfaetion.
Walla cleaned out and put in proper
share. Terms easonttble. Residence
second door north of the bridge, west
aide of Turnberry et., Brussels. 48.11
Far, Snow.—Indicatione point to a
very successful Show in Brussels this
year. The various committees are
sparing no pains to make the 2nd and ard
of October interesting in every respeot.
We hope the general public will not for-
get their chity towards the local show,
and that they will grace the pooasien.
with their presence. They are Certain to
be amply rewarded by so doing, as tbe
exhibits will be well worthy of inspec-
tion.
Tire Family Herald and Weekly Star,
Montreal, is a groat newspaper success.
That a weekly paper in Canada could
reach a circulation of one hundred
thousand would have been oonsidered
almost incredible, but the Family Herald
and Weekly Star is a prime favorite
with all classes, irrespective of polities,
religion or nationality. It has large
numbers of subscribers in this section.
Ir you wish your sight carefully and
correctly fitted with the beat epectattles
in the world oall at A. M. McKay & Co's
hardware store, Brussel, on Oct. 6th, '90,
when Mr. Laurance, the celebrated ocu-
list-okiticion, will be there, and, after ,,an
examination of the eyes, Et you, on
scientific prinoiples, with the B. Laurance,
Axis Cut Pebble and other spectacles,
ensuring to you the ability to use your
eyes for the most minute employment
with great ease and comfort and the
certain preservation of your sight
Me. LAMIANCE, the eminent oculist -
Optician, will be at A. M. McKay & Co's
store on October Soh, for the purpose of
adjusting the B. Laurance, Pebble and
other speotacles and eye.glesses to all
conditions of sight. His thorough know-
ledge of his profession and large exper-
ience euables him to select such lenses aa
are best suited to each requirement, bow -
ever difficult, and always ensures to the
wearers of the B. Laurance spectacles
ease and comfort, and an abiding int-
ovement to their sight.
W. M. S.—The annual meeting of the
Women's Missionary Society of the
Methodist ohurch, Brussels, was held on
Thursday, llth Sept., when the following
officers were elected for the ensuing
year :—Prestden t, Mks. R. Paul ; 1st
Vice -President, Mrs. J. L. Kerr ; 2nd
Vicie•President, Mrs. Wm. Vanstone ;
Recording Secretary, Mrs. J. J. Gilpin ;
Corresponding Seoretary,Mrs. S. Sellery ;
Treasurer, Miss E. E. Herr. The re.
ceipts for the year were 834.65, including
members fees, mite boxes and special
collection, being less than the two former
years since organization. The year to
come promises better things for the
society. It should meet with the hearty
support of every lover of missions.
Tan London Advertiser of Sept. 18th
says :—"The community were shocked
to -day to bear of the death of John A.
Craig, of this city, the sad event taking
plane at an early hour this morning.
lir. Craig was one of the hest known
and most highly esteemed commercial
travellers in Western Ontario, beloved
alike for hie geuial disposition and man-
ly qualities. He wes born in London,
on Feb. 10, 1858, and learned the dry.
goods trade with A. Sharp. For the last
nine years be had been travelling for the
wholeaale firm of Dialtison, Nicholson 44
Gm In 1881 Im was married to Miss M.
E. Young, of Oakville, who died four
yams ago, leaving two daughters aged 5
and 8 years respectively. Deceased was
a consistent Christian and a life-long
member of of the First Presbyterian
church, holding the position of seeretary
of the Sunday sohool for years. His
place in the hearts of his friends and
acquaintances will be bard to 1111, especi-
ally among those of the travelling fra-
ternity, with whom be was a great
favorite. He was also vice•president of
the Commeroial Travellers' Mutual
Benefit Association. A week ago he was
in his usual health and good spirits, but
on Friday week was confined to his
home with what eventually proved to be
typhoid fever." The demand was well
known by a large nntnber of people in
Brussels.
amomearT.
Knem—In Henfryn, on the llth lost.,
the wife of Mr. Robt. Kerr,of a Son.
DIOESON.—In Brussels, on Sept. llth, the
wife of Mr. W. B. Dickson, of a
daughter.
Wieme—Geamt—In Breese% on the
16th inst., at the residence of the
bride's father, Miss Minnie, eldest
daughter of B. Gerry, to Mr. W. H.
Willis, of Mitchell.
13nowN—HanoneAves.—In Paisley, on the
16th hat, at the tesidence of the
bride's mother, by the Rev. W. T,
Oltiffe, of Brussels, Miss Mary j.
Hargreaves, formerly of this place,
to Mn. James Brown, of Pertage.la.
Prairie.
azale/i).
Ontioxs.—In Grey, on the 15th Met.,
Jane, wife of the late Robt. Crooks,
aged 76 yeers, 9 months and 12 days.
Dimmer. —In Bluevale, on Thursday, Sept.
11th, John Gordon, son of Thomas
Dillon, aged 2 years, 7 months and
15 days.
WILLIAN0.—In Peel township, on the
19th inst., Richard Williams, brother
of Hugh Williams, of this place,
aged 78 yeara.
:PDSIADAY, Siam 301,11.—Farm stook and
Implements, on lot 18, son. 4, Morrie,
Salo commences at 1 o'olock, Without
reeareo. E. J. McLennan, proprietor.
Geo, :Kirkby, kuotlencor.
Winghtun, Sept. 30, Oct. 1.
Seaforth, Sept. 50 and Oot. 2.
Atwood, Oot, 2.
Walkerton, Sept, 80 to Oat. It
Brussels, Oat. 2 and ft,
Bolgr.tvee, Oot. end 8.
morns Branch, Blyth, Oot. 9 & 10.
sumweressmIX-ess
Fall Wheet
Spring Wheat
Barley
Oats
Pose.— . . . .
Batter, tubs and mile.—
Eggs per dozen
Flour per barrel
Potatoee
Hay per ton
Pork
Hides per ib
Salt per bbl., retail
Sheep skine, each
Lamb skins each
Wool, per Ib.
90
88
40
84
58
11
15
4 20
35
5 00
5 00
4
1 25
25
40
18
92
90
47
35
60
12
00
4 50
40
00
6 00
5
00
26
60
20
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
FOR SALE.—A NUMBER OF
young, well-bred Sheep for Sale at
Lot 4, Con. 19, Grey. Apply to
114 JOHN RODDICE.
T_T OUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
.L.J. with good garden, well and stable
Apply to AIRS. TURNBULL,
Mechanic Street.
F°R SALE.—A GOOD HORSE,
Top 100 597 5111 an almost new Cutter.
For further partMulara apply to ELIJAH
BATEMAN, Lot JO, Con. 7, Grey. 11-4
OUND.—A PURSE CONTAIN.
Ing a sum of money was found on the
eideroad south of Sunehine. Owner may
have the same by proving property and
paying for this advertisement. Apply to
WM. SLOAN, Teacher No. 4, Morrie.
MISS SHERLOCK,
Late of the Coneervatorr of Music,
Toronto, is prepared to give lessons at
lethal and Cranbrook. Pupil of Professor
Fisher and Mr. Harrison on the plane, and
of Mr. S. H. Clark in vooal mush. Clam at
Oranbrook every Tu.sday. For terms, dm.,
apply at the Methodist Parsonage,Ethel,
AA' ORGAN OF GLEN DUART,
1 (MK). This is the name and regietry
No. of e flno young Jersey Bull which I have
recently purchased. Be ia a grand -son of
"Chivalas John," his dam being an imported
Jersey OOW, now at the Experimental Farm,
Ottawa. For cost of serviee and other par-
tieulare apply at my Drug and Book Store,
Brussels. 0.1, DEADMAN.
PAT EN TS,T=Z;107:78adualt rola?.
er patent causes in the Patent °Moe and
before tbe Courts promptly aud carefully at
tended to. Upon receipt of model or sketch
et invention, I make careful examination,
find advise as to ptitentabIlityfree of charge.
Feint moderate,aud I make no charge union
patent is seemed. Information, adviee and
spenial ref erancee Bent on application. .7,
R LITTELL, Washington, D.C., Da Pabent
Oillee. 09
—
cic
REWARD._
Lost on Thuraday. JuPy ard, on
the street 1oi Wroxeter, a parcel of bills,
amounting to 8042, anil'a promiesory note
drawn by John Sanderson in favor of Jane
Walker for 8440. dated june Oth. 3880, and
having & payment of 8950 endorsed on the
back thereof , dated April 11511, 1890. A re-
ward 01 920,00 will be paid fur the recovery
of the above, or for swab infOrmatIon as will
lead thereto. All parties are warned against
negotiating the above mentioned note, the
same having been lost.
Wroxeter, Jidy 15t1.1, '90. JANIU WALKER,
BUSINESS CARDS. 1 'Pepper Don't Advertise Right.'
McCRACKEN,
• Isomer ofMarriageLieenees, °Mee
at hie Oroeory,'Auruberry street, Bruesola
"p N. BARRETT,
AA • Tonsorial Arttee ellop—Next door
mouth aid, M. hicitay40 Co'e hardware store,
Ladles' and childrens hair gutting a sPecialty
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM
INSURANCE,
FIRE AND MARINE,
GUELPH.
M °NAIR,
usurer of IderrIage Licensee, by
animintillent of Lieutellovernor, GOMIO1B-
sionor, 400., Q.B. Conveyancer and Agent
Fire 'main:ince 0o. Odle° at the Craubrook
Peet Offloo,
ALEX. HUNTER,
Clerk of the Fourth Division Court,
Co, Huron, 00nvoyeneer, Notary Public,
Lend, Lean and 'meninx) Agent. Funds
inveeted and to loan, Collections made.
011lee in Graham's Block, Brussels.
(ZTA.n TO Gromaicio
O Loaves Brussels every evening on the
arrival of the Sentorth stage, and returns
from Gerrie in the inorning in time to °atoll
the Seaforth stage gales out. Thie rule will
be adhered to until 5,,rthsr notice.
5 . 'WALSH, Proprietor,
ISS CALE
Teacher of Piano, Parlor and Pipe
Organ, Organist in St. jollies Church. Bros.
sole, soilage a glare of the patronage of the
musio-loviug people of Brussels and vicie.
y. Instruotions citron at current rate&
Terms, references, die, may be ascertained
by calling at the ramidenee of H. Dennis,
Turnborry street,. Brussels. Beechnut in
Ethel will continue to reonive regular at.
tention. 7-10
AT.A.ISS LILLA O'CONNOR
Is desiroue °I procuring pulls
pM
V oeal Music. Prof. Warrington, of Toronto
is pleased to giyo 111.1 testimonial as to Mies
O'Connor's ability, she having been a pupil
of his during her stay in Guelph. Enstru•
mental Music on Piano, Orgau and Guitar,
Torres made known en application. Princess
St., Brussels, Mies O'Connor is opon for
Concert Engagements, 30.
AUCTIONEERS.
A RAYMAN,
• Auctioneer, na alwaye ready to at.
tend sales of forms, germ stook, to. Terme
cheerfully given. Oranbrook P. 0. Bales
may be ayrenged at TIM POBT Publishing
House, Brussels.
-
(1EORGE IC1RRBY,
N....a Licensed Auctioneer. Sales conduct-
ed on reasonable terms. Farina lied farm
stook a seeclialtv. Ordure loft at Tun Poem
P nbll tilling House, Briteeela,or sent to Walton
P. 0., will reactive prompt attention.
HAVING TAKEN OUT LICEN.
BE MI no Auctioerter, 1 am prepared
to conduct miles of fa rin stook et reasonable
prices. lInowIng the standing of nearly
every person 11111 isa pealtion to sell to
good marks and got good eecurity 'when sold
on credit. Satisfaction guaratiteed. Give
ole,, call. 58. X' S. SCOTT,
VETERINARY.
ARWICK It GOLLEY,
Honor Graduates of the Ontario
Veterinary College. aro prepared to treat all
diseases of domestiested animals ln a com-
Potent manner. Particular attention paid
to veterimiry dentistry. Calla promptly at-
tended to. beis ants furirmary—Two doors
north of bridge, Turnberry et., Brussels.
(P)
Bosnia & man on Turn.
berry Street. Wondee what
would happen it lie did ira.
ret -tire riot? Bis trade bo
Rolialde Davos aud Mane.
ewes is growing all the tirrut
as it is. Meet be flOkrie other
reason. Let's try hirn a
while end find out.
J. Tolbert Pepper,
APOTnisaWilir,
No. 3 Turnberry St. South,
BRUSSELS,
BANKING.
-oINTOSEC & RN:TAGGART,
BANKERS,. IBETJSSELS,
irtestri.sicset 5., CIforxeroi. MistxxItirag.
32,aolaniesses..
NOTES DISOOUNTED.
Useadten aud United States, Drafts bought
gait gold,
Interest alloWed on Deposita.
Collections made on favorable terms.
Canadian Agents —MSBCIIIANT'S BANK or
0•44.50A.
New York Agente—DreonTrine AND TRAP.
BM NATIONAL BANN.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
T4 L. TAYLOR, BARRISTER,.
Solicitor and Conveyancer. Colleo.
tionamado, Oftlee—Vanstone'e Block, Brue•
eels.
21 -ant •
M. SINOLATIt,
11c, dzei. OMee—Graham's Meek', rgaurrYnPogh
of Pepper% Drug Store. Private ?uncle to
Loan..
DICKSON & HAYS,
(Late with Garrow SPPronilfoot, Gods -
ilea) narraters, Solicitore, Conveyancers,.
dm. Odlees--Brutisele and, Seaforth.
sole Office, Rogere' Block, Main St. Money,
to Loan.
It. G. HAys. 00,11,0005508.
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AM. TAYLOR, B. C. L.,
• Barrister, Solicitor, deo., of tho Um.
&Taylor, McCullough de Duns, Barrister,.
Solicitors, dse., Manning Arcade, Toronto.
Mowry to loan.
MEDICAL CARDS.
VATM. F. CALE, D., C. M.,
, Member of tho College of Phymeian
and Surgeons of Ontaxin by examination
°Mee and Roaidenee —Main etreet
Ethei3Outario.
T A. MoNAUGHTON, M. D.
r." • a.m., L. R. U.P., Edinburgh, M. 0. 1.0
S. Out. At Pepper's Drug Store from 9 bo
LIMO 601, and from l:30 to 4 10,51, 1.1. sbboo
IIOUTH may be found at hie residence, form-
erly occupied by Dr. El utchinsoa Mill et.
DENTAL.
.• . . .
2:1MS.T,Xli•M'X'lRY- 1
G. L. 15,01, 0,, 013. Nitres Oxide Gas 51,-
caluistered for the Painless Extraction of
Teeth. 74. Gerrard Street Bast TOAOSTO.
1...) 533 N P1&,; T2
M. CAVANAGH, L. D.S., D. D. S.s
Graduate of the Royal College of Dental
Surgeons, Ontario, and of Toronto Uni.
varsity. OPPIOE—Oppoana American Betel,
Brusseie,
WINTER CLOTHING
OVERCOATS! SUITS! FUR COATS!
Come, let us have a Talk Together.
We do not ask you to believe anything only your own eyes. You know Desirable Goods
when you see them. Your taste names the style. We vouch for the Quality
and Prices. A. great variety of the New Fall Purchases are
Ready for your Inspection.
Ordered Clothing! Ordered Clothing!
DE3AIZGAI1'TS PO1-L
Ordered Clothing values are ignored. Cost of goods disregarded. We are prepared to
take your order for Suits from $10,00 up. We can show you more New Tweeds
and Worsted Coatings, Over -Coatings and Meltons than any other
store in town. Pants to Order, $3.00.
NEW DRESS GOODS!
New Mantle Cloths, Piles of New Shawls, New Opera Shawls
Bought, at Half Price in Toronto last week.
READY-MADE CTOTHING!
For the last twelve years back we have shown and sold five times as much Ready -]fade
Clothing as any other store in town, and tire bound to keep up our reputation.
Overcoats for $4,50, worth double the money,
Fine Melton Overeoati worth 06, we sell for $10,00,
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