HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1887-4-29, Page 81 can supply you with smolcers, found,
tttion, Rouen' hives in the fiat, 601b tins
for shipping extracted honey to England
or elsewhere and a job lot of sections
°heap. Alen
QUEEN BEES.
I will Heys both the Doolittle Italians,
and the Ileddou Strain, as I have per -
eland firm Mr. Doolittle one of his
best queens, selected from over 600. I
have three of my own which I have se.
leoted from over 200 to rear choice queens
from. Our motto is "Breed from the
best" Beeswax tukoh in exchange.
G. A. Deadman,
Druggist, apiarist, 6e., BrusetIS out.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY,
SOUr'IIEUN ANTENSION, w. 0, i U. 5.
T toles leave Brussels Station, north and
so,ittl as follnwn:—
Going South. Elaine North.
ifn31.......,.. 7:05 a.m.I Mixed 10:25 a.m
Exerrsa ._11:45 a.m. Mail. .. 2:50 p.m
]fired........ 9:50 p.m, 1 Fxpreee..., -9,25 p.m
I'o rel[ I` ..eh3 jjtci as.
A rhiel's ltmann ye Lakin' notes
An' faith .he'll print it.
Measles ere in fashion in town.
NEXT Sunday will bo May day.
Commis meeting next Monday ovenir:g.
Taos. McCtrLx,oca, of Moorfield, was in
town tide week,
5 Bens Dingman's Electric Soap for
25ots at Thomson',. 41-
8enoot Board on Friday evening of
next week.
4 ono. Choi° clean Raisins for 25cts, at
Tltomsun'a Grocery Store. 41 -
Tan regular quarterly meeting of the
Methodist church will be held next Sun-
day.
Dm you notice the model of an English
farm house in Tan POST Bookstore
window 7
W. B. DIerson news in Godorich for
several days this week attending to legal
business.
NEXT Sunday Rev. J. L. Kerr will
preach et Teviotdale at the morning and
evening services.
Tam building season has fairly opened
up and our mason. and carpenters are
getting in 10 hours a day.
Woes is being rushed along at the
Ament Bros. mill this Spring in great
shape. They are pushers.
Sous of the town boys have been work-
ing up some of our residents by taking
their animals to the Pound.
Mns. Gnrssrrahas l,urohasedthe house
and lot on the south western corner of
Elizabeth and Flora streets.
✓Tbo 1~lcalth Inspector will call on vin
phnrtly end inspeet yottr yards and pre-
m ees.
rem.ees. A word to the wise is sufficient.
HORSEMEN, order your bills at TIPS Posr
Publishing House. Large selection of
nuts, and no tedious waiting for your
Bills.
AN additioLal set of rolls is being pot
into the National Roller mills this week
and better work will be turned out than
ever.
TmmEns a:e being ,irked for plank,
cedar, gravel and broken stone for cor-
poration proposes, They will be opened
nest Monday evening.
Ties proprietors of the hardware stores
have signed an agreement to close their
respective shops at 7 o'clock each evening
ofathe week, except Saturday during the
summer months.
Wu. Ausasx has pu•ohesed the house
and Iot immediately north of the bridge
on the west side of Turuberry street from
W. 0. Reed, of Seaforth. Re intends
making a number of improvements.
To wHoaf IT .NAY CONOsEN,-3. W. Fear
will be in attendance at A. M. McKay &
Co.'s stere to receive settlement for out-
standing accounts due the firm of Grant
in Co. and give receipts for the same.
Pos'rnresren Gluon is making a number
Df improvements in the poet-otlaoe, con-
IJpieuous among them will be 20 adliitfon-
al look drawers for the accommodation of
the public, This will make 00 drawers
in the office,
Ws will not get any more shoes until
wo can get a living profit. Wo will sell
what we have at cost (rice and we will be
here to make it right If tboy do not give
satisfaction, We won't be undersold.
42. ADAM GOOD.
A LAWN Teems club was organized last
week with the following staff of olilaers ;—
Y. C. Rogers, President ; J. M. McIn-
tosh, vice -President; J. Hargreaves,
Ses.-Tress. Executive Committee, Dr.
Hutchinson, Bev. W. T. Clnff, R. Gra.
ham, W. M. Sinclair and 0. Waterer.
The club purposes meeting three evenings
each week.
THE manager of the Brussels flax mill
has given out 230 bushels more seed this
new than was sowed last Spring and
they have only rented 40 acres of land.
It is cxpooted that a much larger staff of
employees will have to be put on next
summer and there is a likelihood of more
nnohinsry being added. No trouble is
experienced in this locality in getting the
. farmers to take seed and this speaks well
for the past management of the mill,
'i0hich has always been most satisfactory.
O°NrsntLATION SEM/IE.—Last Wednes-
day afternoon St. john's Church was well
filled in connection with the confirmation
seiwiee announced last week. The in-
cumbent, Rev, W. T. Muff, conducted the
preliminary part of the service after
which the Bishop of Huron carne for-
ward and for about an hour addressed
the eandidatea and audience on the .rite
of confirmation and what was implied in
it, giving a great deal of very seasonable
advice to the young people. The address
wartpraetioat, simple, feeling and power-
ful and cannot lith to accomplish a great
deal of good. At the °lose of the Biehop'e
remarks the elate, 84 in number, were
ocedirmed. Seteral of the candidatee be-
longed to the Vienna oongtegatien.
Rom. AEtssTlroN*, of Toeswator, w
in town last week,
Mies HUNTEn, of Wingham, is visitin
Mrs. MalIay,
Rev, 3. S. Omen and Mre. Cooke, of
I31nevale, were in town for a few days
this week visiting,
Geo. Nzea, of West Wawanosh, was
visiting his sister, Mrs. Dudley, 'est week.
Mre, Dudley is still seriously ill.
Teta report of the 4th Division Court
proceedings will appear next week, J. A.
Morton, of Wingham, acted as lodge.
Amine Scor'r is superintending Cele.
donian games in Derham on the Queon's
Birthday. Several Bruese1ites will at-
tend.
Ogg day last week Miss Jeanie Stacy
had the misfortune to fall and break the
small bone in bar right arm. She has
been wearing it in a sling.
W. J. AND I. V. FEAR, of Seaforth, were
in town last Monday to see their father:
who has been 111 for the past week. We
hope Mr. Fear will soon be convalescent.
J. ANDEsssN, who recently finished his
appprenticeship in Ole Ronald Engine
Works, left Brusiels this week for Cleve-
land, Ohio, where he has taken a situa-
tion.
Cnramer.—Road the following °street
in connection with the cricket patch
Seaforth vs. Brussels last summer, it
possibly ie ,he key to what has usually
been regarded as a conundrum: "Henry
Cameron, the well-known bowler of the
Winnipeg cricket club, received from the
organizer of the Canadian eleven, which
is to visit England thio simmer, en in-
vitation to accompany them an ono of
the bowlers. This is quite a compliment
to the Winnipeg club, but it is doubtful
whether 31r. Cameron will bo able to get
away en the short notice given hila.
Brasses club was put out, two innings,
for 31 runs. Cameron of course did it by
THE BRUSSELS POST
eII IT is reported that the Stock Pxobango
will be remnvod from L3rueeele before
g long.
Mns. J. Limnsnoao', of Seaforth, was
in town thie week, visiting with old
friends.
Jeno F. Common arrived home from
Schriber, on the C.P.R„ an Thursday of
last week.
Mies Bzterno Rum and Mise Carrie
McKenzie are attending the Seaforth
High School,
1), M, SoDLot'AN, the athlete who
"downs" them all an jumping with the
weighte, le iu town this week,
A. D. STEWART leaves next week for
Minnedosa, Han., He has been a resi-
dent of Brussels for several yeare.
Owing to the illness of Rev, deo. Ross,
B. A., the evening service in Melville
ohureh was withdrawn laet Sabbath.
Tien fire engine was taken out for a
short practice last Monday evening and
the egg tanks in R. Sparling's collar fin-
ed,
Tim annual District meeting of the
Wingham District will be held in the
M'•thodiet cherish, Wingham, on May
I.Bth and 19th.
Tim oriolteting season was opened in
Brussels on Thursday of last week by a
practice game. The crease is being put
in shape for matches,
Tint Directors of the East Huron
Farmers' Institute met last Saturday and
appointed Wm, Bieliop, the Secretary of
the Tnatitu e, their delegate -to the Pro-
vincial mooting to bo held in Toronto this
week.
ON Monday evening Phrenologist Gal-
braith leotured in the Council Chamber.
He felt the bumps of D. D. Shragg and
Claude Waterer and read their respective
pPedi.reos to the enurement of the au.
alienee.
TZCEETe were purchased from the office
of the C.P.R„ Brussels, (T. Fletcher
agent) this week, by Alex. Forest, Grey,
for Winnipeg; J. D. Ronald., Brussels,
for Winnipeg and Rat Portage; end
Isere Rogerson, Sunshine, for Brandon.
ATA meeting, holt. atthe Queen's Hotel
last Monday evening, a junior foot -bell
club was organized with the fallowing of
Boers :—A. Fitzpatrick, President; A.
Conley, Secretary -Treasurer : Thos.
lies. Jr, Captain, The boys are open to
receive Challenges from outside olubs.
ON Saturday of this week Charlie Cor•
heck and Mrs, W. B. Dickson expect to
start for Minnesota with the hope of
change of climate proving beneficial to
the declining health of the former. We
trust their brightest expectations natty
be realized. W. B. Dickson will noeom.
pang them as far as Omaha mad then
proceed to Helena, Montana, on a busi-
ness trip, which will probably occupy a
month.
Tam young women hast bettor improve
tl,u oppoituniby while they have the
chance. Between the years 1896 and
1004 there will be no leap year. Tile or-
dinary tost of division by four would
make 1900 a leap year since no remain-
der would bo Ieft, but in revising the cal-
endar Pope Gregory XIII found that it
would be necessary to count as leap
years only those °enteral years which
woalrl be devisable by 400 without re-
mainder.
Tyre: menthe of Thos. Stilleben, Grey,
W. A. Murton and A. McKay, Wingham ;
t Da Williams and Jas. Scott, Clinton ; C.
Seager, Godorieh, and Collins, Exeter,
ere mentioned as candidates for the posi-
tion of Police Magistrate for Huron Co.
The Government are strongly inclined' to
give the appointment to a member of the
legal profo.siou, whoever he may be. If
otherwise we know of no gentleman bet.
ter qualified for tit: office than Mr. ','racb-
an and we believe .lie appointment would
give very general eatisfaotion to the Coun-
ty at large.
his phenomenal bowling.
I.O.O.F.—The sixty-eighth anniversary
of the Independent Order of Odafellows
WAS celebrated in Brussels by a large
number of the members of Western Star
Lodge, No, 149, attending the morning
service in Melville church. The pastor,
Rev. Jno. Ross, B.A., preached a very
interesting and practical discourse from
the words found in Matt. 22nd chapter,
37th and 38th verses. He showed and
proved that love to God implies (1) Rev-
erence, (2) Confidence, and (3) Obedience.
Love to our neighbor meant (1) Sympathy
and (2) Practical Helpfulness. The rev.
gentleman spoke very scathingly of senti-
mental sympathy and said that oceans
full of it were not worth a drop of genuine
sympathy and helpfulness and concluded
hie address by reference to the noble
work done by the I.0.0.F Order in the
performance of their duty.
THE report of Dr. S. P. May, on the
educational exhibit at the Colonial, is
full of interest fur those who here our
educational interests at heart. Some
five and a half millions of people visited
the exhibition, and the education court
was daily crowded from the opening till
the cloning of the exhibition. Judging
by the many very flattering press noti-
cee and reviews whish Dr. May appends
to his report, the Provincial educational
exhibit must have been a source of sur-
prise end wonder to nersone visit6"a the
exhibition; and dire A. mur!h sything
else to convey to the soeptieal mind of
the naturally conservative Briton jus
conceptions el Canada's place among the
nations. Ontario's educational exhibit
not only rank, hist in the Dominion, but
will bear comparison with that of many
l'nropoan countries which are accustom-
ed to boast of their educational system,
ALL non that Learns.—Thursday, Fri-
day and Sat,ritay of last 0\030 were the
daye set apart by W. Nightingale & Co.
for the opening of their millinery show
room to the public for the spring trade
of 1887. The millinery department has
been changed from its old position in the
Garfield House to a nicely arranged and
commodious room top stairs and the very
tasty display of hate, bonnets, ribbons,
flowers, ornaments, lanes, Enke, satins,
&o., proved quite conclusively that Mies
Smith is quite capable of pleasing the
ladies of this locality. There was a large
attendance of visitors, who not only ad.
mired the display but purchased the
goods and Mr. Nightingale is well sale -
fled with the prospects of a good season's
same in this department. The bond was
in attendance on Thursday and Saturday
evenings a•d enlivened the prooeedinge
with a number of choice selections.
Mrs. Alexander had a very neat and
attractive lot of millinery on exhibition
last Friday and Saturday and is keeping
up to the times in every particular of her
work. She has all the latest styles and
fashions end is fully prepared to please
the ladies of Brussels and surrounding
country in the hat and bonnet line, Mrs.
Alexander's ability as a milliner is too
well known around here to require any
comment and she is fully equipped for
turning out the best work at a fair price.
Tag HALLIDAY FAmILY: Tlis Goderloli
Signal of last week says:—The unfortu-
nate females of the Halliday family, who
were committed to jail from Brussels for
vagrancy nearly six months ago, have
new almost put in their full term of con-
flnement, and will be discharged on or
about the 5th of May. The family con -
Mete of the mother and two daughters,
who are in jail for the heinous crime of
poverty, and a eon Sam., who is in the
Northweet. During the past winter
several letters have been received from
Sean. by the mother, expressing his in-
tention of endeavoring to bring them to
the Northwest when their term of dur-
ance was ended, but the last letter re-
ceivedindioatee that the lad has met with
flnanotal reverses, and will not be able to
aceomplieh the object which he had eon•
templated. If by any means an arrange•
mint were made to send these unfortu-
natee to their (natural protector in the
Northwest, the county wtnld be the gain.
or, and the people in the vicinity of Brue-
sels, and that portion of Morrie end Grey,
Where they formerie, resided, should see
that pressura be brought upon the Donn.
efts of these municipalities to provide the
necaseary funde for taking than t0 their
relative, who is willing to support them
tbereaftee. Fallon to make provision
for these unfortunates in the manner
indicated will soon in their becoming
a legtoy for jail purposes upon the
eounty. Let something be done to help
these unforhmate women in their die -
these.
eozasr.
Bnan.—In Brussels, on April 16th, the
wife of Mr. G. A. Beer of a daughter.
PLnat. - In Brussels, on April 23rd, the
wife of Pir. Samuel Plum of a daugh-
ter.
Cowers. --In Brueeels, on April 21th, the
wifeof Mr. George Colvin of a daugh-
ter
Rnsosroi.—In Brussels, on April 24, the
wife of Mr. Arthur Hingeton of a
son
Josesroie—Aatrsroxa.—In Teeswater, on
April 13th, Mr. Thos. Johnston, of
Lucknow, to plias Hannah Arm-
strong, daughter of Mr. Rohit. Arm-
strong, formerly of Brussels.
mesewa.
Totem—In Ethel, on April 24th, Alex-
ander Dufferiu, infant son of 3, A.
Young, ,god 8 weeps.
BnTAN•—In Morrie, on April 24th, Mary
E., infant daughter of Alex. Bryan,
aged 1 month.
Towoi.—In Teeswater, on April 22nd,
Emily Armstrong, infant daughter
of George Town, of Chicago, Ill., aged
4 months.
TAsnon.—In Hamilton, on the 13th
inst., at her mother's residence, Eliz-
abeth, beloved wife of A. Taylor,
merchant, Belgrave, aged 25 rare
and 8 months.
MoDoxoDD,—In Grey, on the 260h inst.,
Ann McDonald, aged 15 yeare.
OonnECTE» CAa EOldif sense WEEK.
White 'x11 Wheat 77 78
Red Winter.... 78 79'
Spring Wheel .. 60 80
Barley 40 18
Oats 28 30
?Peas 48 49
Butter, tube and rolls..., 18 15
Eggs per dozen .. 10 00
]:lour per barrel 4 00 00
Potatoes .. 50 00
Hay per ton .. ........... 9 00 11 00
Hides pct lb ............. 5} 6
Dressed Hoge . , .. 5 50 00
Balt per bbl„wholesale... , 60 80
Sheep skins, each - 50 1 00
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.----
'LOST.—ON APRIL 29nu, ON
5011101 Street, 13nrssets, a 211as Ilio d'
jsorehint with initial, A.10. warkod On it.
The
bfinder
iloiaaie too Leaven at Mit PoaT
CI0 MFOBTAl3LE HOUSE ANA
N..t LOT to Lot, well fenoad, ,odor, ,bade
treoe, piaaeaut neighborhood. a '8.00 per
Month
20' J. B. GRANT,
r 110 ( R,
BRED BULL FOR
Sxnyrov,—The underalgaod will keep
for eervioo on 01 lot 80, eon. 4, Morrie, a
thorn'-brodDin ham bull. Terme, 5100.
BAJ,
1'.1u1 Proprietors, 41.44
CHOICE FARMS FOR SALE.—
A tow splendid, improved farms for
snlein the township. ot- Gre,v Morrie and
McKillop. Apply to A. DLLC.t.TJ1Y, Co.
Auotlooeer,Brussols P. 0,
' ULL FOR SERVICE.—THE
undersigned will /mop fir aert'ieo on
lot 24 con.14, Grey, the well-known thorn'.
bredbarbam bull, "Bette and White;' Ped-
igree may be aeon any time at the °winter
residence. Toms, 01.00, JOHN U, McNbar,
Proprietor. 41-4•
T4iAB0I FOR SALT;.—THE SU13-
sclrmnn offers for stole kis valuable 100
sorefarm,being lot 0, con, 10, Gray, and
situated 11 miles trentBruseela, Tho piece
will be sold with or without the crop and n n
easy berme Pot mono will bo given at any
time. Per further-pnrltanlars as to Tris,,,
terms, deo., apply to the proprietor on the
premiss, 11. M0NAU(113TON,
32.5m Brussels Y.O.
MOTE LOST', -LOST IN EI'I'H
En Brussels on Cranbrook, on tho nth
Apifl, 1697, a Promissory Note dated 18th
Apri1,1097, made by Wm, Dark In favor of
Conrad Pflohial, or bearer, and payable throe
Tears atter date with 8 per cont. annually.
All persons are hereby cautioned against
negotiating said note, as payment has Leen
stopped, Tho (leder will bo rewarded on
appliontian and return of note to 00141100
MiICH-L, (]raobrook P. 0. 41.4
itTARE YOUR HOMES jBEAU-
signed has for sale a limited number of
Bulbs and Tubers of Gr AnroLIe, and those
superb n•,Unun PA1tLI4Js 11150 attracted so
Much attention at the Pall Show at Brussels,
at the following very low prices :—Gladiolis
Bulbs , mt...80 tient ager dozen • Dahlia Tubers,
from 10 to 20 cent, naoh; ;Dahlia Tubers,
New Single alorioan, 15 cants. Send in your
melon early, Plants ready by the 24th of
May. DANIEL STJ3wAlep• 42.0
(-IC/UNIT OF HURON EXAM -
NJ -1'N AT/ONS,1807.
Second eines nonprofessional examination
at the High Schools in the County on Mon-
day, Mb July, 1 a.m, Third class nonprofes-
sional examfnabion at tho High Schools in
the County on Tuesday, 12211 July, 0 a.m.
First Mew grade 0., Monday, 11011 July, 1
p,m. Piret ohms, gradee A and A, Tuesday,
ion July, 9 um. Candidate, who wish to
write at either Clinton or Seaforth must not.
ity D,bf.MAx,Locu, P. S. Inspector, Clinton
poet office, not later than the Met Mar, slat•
ing which of the schools they wish to write
at, and those who wish t0 write at Godorioll
must notify Join E, Teat, P. S. I., Exeter, at
the same data. Tho notice must be accom-
panied by o fee of 02,00, or 54.00 it the cand-
idate applies for a third as well as o Sad
olass examination. No name will be for-
warded to the Department unless the foo
acoampantos it. Perms of application
maty
bo had froon the Secretary. P
tern of tho Nigh Sohoots will please send the
applications of their candidates to the 0000-
byfnepootor of the division In which the
High School is situated. First clues candf-
datoa send their applieetioie to the Seoro-
tary Education Depsrtmont, Toronto,
P1;TE1 ADAMSON,
Seo'y B. Bias,
Godarlob , April 20th, 1eS2. 42.2
F. A NOR ITS$ t% CO 1100 Ole 0uut
eaten la, Pa., keep ivu H Street Yhila• '
1 l ro, bloom to Lh4 84411
thei en1o, ssdAm?Me al&done. Pianos os
the Organs, and
the boot .gnome n aka a
sold on liberal term, Oatalognos sent on
applieettou. mention (lila paper.
DAY UP.—ALL PERSONS IN.
AIMED to A. Sobetook aro requested to
call at the old stand and settle the sem ae
soon es possible, 11. Olor;c has the books
and has full authority to onlloot aeoou54s
aid give reoeipte for the same.
41.4° A.801114N005.
1.V ' EW FIRM. --THE TINDER
MINED desire to intimate to the pub-
Ifc generally that they have formed a oa-
psrtneashl for the pnrpaae of currying on
Carriage, Sign and Ornamental Painting'
the pubc prepared motoreasonable terms.re kMr,
Rosa having had expease/mein senna of the
best 'Mope in Toronto and both being Trea-
ties] workmen wo gunraatee to give aatie-
faetioo. l0atimatos and tonna ahem/wily
fnrniohod. Shop in the old POST Publish-
ing Howie, Zing street, Bruasola.
SMITH,a ROSH,
ARM FOR SALE.—THE UN
]eid cre
Ieint,beingg North offers
I eta 28, on, 0,excellent Morrlo,
for sale, - There aro about 90 acres cleared,
the batanoo hardwood bush. The buildings
nun good repair, There is en orehard,
wells and all the necaseary eons ieneos.
The farm Is only 2 miles from Brussels nod
in a good locality. Poeeeaslon would bo
elven immediately, There are 10 acres of
Fail Wheat in. ii'or further particulars so
to price, terms, dm., apply to the proprietor
on the paein thee.
EDWARD AUBERY,
90.8ina )lrneao]s P. 0.
2100 i iso` FOB $1,00
Send no 161.00 and wo will mail you
North's Phila. Olssniesl Journal, one
Leer. We give every arbeariber 82.06
worth o0' Sheet Linde selected from our
cat'slogeo as a premium, and publish in
the JounNex, during the roar, must° which
would oust in sheet form, 020.00, possibly
more ; thus every subscriber receives 022.00
worth of music t or $1.00. The .7ounsee, f5
artfetes forr the guidancof contains och Tra s °dna
pupils ; entertaining musical stories, an ex-
tensive record of moetcal events dram all
over the world and Sixteen Pages or Noir
Music in each Issue, making it the most val-
uable publication of the loud in existence.
leo not not t0 eubecrlba at 0nee.
Address, 4r. A, NORTH a1, CO.,
No. 1308 Chestnut St., Philadelphia, Pe
Brussels Lime Works I
STILL AHEAD.
The auboeribors take this opportunity of
returning thanks to the .inhabitants of
Brussels and vicinity for past patronage,
end beg to state that having made auroral
improvements in their kiln and mode of
hurtling, am aro now in a batter pasltiou
than over before to supply the Public with
First -Ulnen Lime,
This being the Thirteenth Season of our
business dealiuga in 1,iu,nels, nod having
gWen nngnalifled eatisi'uotiou so far, the
public one rely on receiving gaud treatment
APRIL 20, 1887
ummutozsmottelatila
oINTOSH ,C Mo'PAOGART,
BANlCPRf9 •;- 13111ISSEL,S
'Transact a General Befell itq
131, n4 8,
Notes to isand discoms Lod,
Interest allOwed on dmpeeit8• repayable oil
demand.
,- Prompt ettsntiou given to u0lleotione,
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
NTADS & SINCLAIR, BARRIS-
V Tena, ,ia, Office in Loekio's blook
Brusaola, tlonayta Loan,
't rh 13. DICKSON, (LATE WITH
Bettor, C O'nvoylti Oero ,los 01800,, o flet',
block, l.irussels, Money to loan,
it HUNTER, CLERK Ok'
the Fourth Division Court, Co. Huron,
Conveyancer, Notary pubilo, Laud, Loan.
mud insurance Agent. Puede invested and
to loan. Co.leotioue 1na,io. Mao 1n Gra•
ham', lilnak,Brusaole. _.
MEDICAL GARDS,
1olt. HUTCI INSON HAS RE.
moved hie °Moo to rooms Oror tiro
Postoflise. Residence en :Mill Street.
J• A. IsIONAIJ&1-i 1 ON, M. D., 0.
o ,1f,L.10, 0.P. Ldinberglt, Physician
Surgeon end Aeoeteher'. Udine, ,lire, Shlol's
bluctc, 'Mulberry Strout.
YV 11:[.1+. CAL.;, M.1) , C. bl.
lumnbarof tb0 College of Phlaiciara and
Surgeons
a d ltesi,i uc =at In at ,meet, Eike)
Ontario.
DEN ill.
Is30N '1I:a, I:,:'I:'.
O. L.B„I1,L. D.S.. Honor Graduate and
M'.15.0. D. S., of Toronto. Nitrous Oxide
Gas ndmhristored. Prices goaded and as low
as gaud work eau he Gane for.
0111ne over Johnston's H:,rd \, are Store,
8caterth.
13XeIN r.L En447U.
W J. Fear ,L.0 6. Graduate of To-
rrnt°Schee/ of Dor:t,etty. AB oper-
ations guaranteed. 0l6ou--Cauy's
Sleek, Sorrforth.
Artificial tooth, arstgaality, anus
guarnuteed fit, far 4;12.00 per set.
17.2 IN Ciiwg. _.__..—
>:7.
3:7,•
S„
., of the iloyal Onllego
allot a Pirst•Cless Article from us. Boatel Surgeons, Toronto. Nrrnus Orale
First -Class Lime at 13 coutk at the 15,15,.As administered for the pinnacles extra°•
We also burn a No.1 Lime for Plastering at 1 Gtion of tooth.
15 conal.' 0E'I''f4'13.---f:artield OIUc'k, klllE'So13l.S.
Remember the spot—,tinsels l:nur.
41 Town & Son.
GREAT ATTRACTIONS
Broad
AT THE -
RotIsa
€>
Bankrupt Stock of Genuine Scotch & English
T
W LEEDS_
Our Mr. T. T. Ross having secured great bargains in Scotch, Eng-
lish and French Tweeds and Worsteds, is uoly able to offer Suitiugs
of the most fashionable and varied kind at 20 per cent. discount for
cash. The Goods we have purchased are from the fatuous Scotch
Tweed manufacturers, Messrs. Houston & Son, of Glasgow, Scot-
land, and Toronto, who have lately become bankrupt. The Goods
were specially made in Scotland for this season's Canadian Trade.
NOW Is YOUR OHANOEt
to get a real Scotch Tweed Suit at 20 per cent. less than can be gob
in Oanacla,.
The Tweeds will be OM view ( at the Br oac7wciy
House, on Friday, rilpr°il 15th.
11
Ross Bros, have also on hand the Latest AnsOrican and English
Fashions in Hats, comprising
Christy Stiffs, Soft Felts, Straw Hats, 6'c,
Ur
WIER MIM
in endless variety and at prices to suit all persons.
REMEMBER the great bargains in Scotch Tweeds, each piece
guaranteed.
GIVE US r CALL,
ROSS BROS.,
Broadway .House, Brussels,
BUSINti's CARD&.
I1AT H, licClLACitEN, lisEl Ri.
.tj a of 3.aralego Liwm.,o. (14044' at Lie
Gtco, ry',Turnberry Street,
1, 141, RODDICIC, HOUSE, SIGN
and Cnrringo, plain and ornament,]
painter. 1:atimn ea obua,fully turoinhod
Charges moderato.
A.110NAIB, ISSUER OF MAR-
04ngo Dioceses, by appolntmenl: of
,dont: Ooyernor, Commisoloner, dro., Q. B.
t!o'•voyancw1' end Agent 1%lro Iuasu+leen Co.
0liioe at the Cranbreok Post OMoe.
7J
1,1, O'CONNOR, FIRL, LIFE,
CJ a Accident and Lona -Insurance Agent
for none of tbo best and most reliable Cote -
palates inthe Dominion, Office Brick Terr-
aoe,Turnberrystreot,near the station.
Y',•
W. O'BRTEN, V. 8,, HONOR
Graduate of the Ontario Veterinary
Oollogo has resumed tho practioe of John
Nott, V,8„ and isprepared to troat all die•
ewe of ,immnntioatnd animals on acfeitiic
andapprovad principles. Treatment of del.
taste foals a specialty Onloo two doors
North of Bridge, Turuberry street.
1S8 LILLA O'CONNOR,
ToaaberofMusic. Weal and Inatru-
mentalon Organ, Piano, or Guitar. Ear -
vaulty and Thorough Baas. Advanced nunile
fitted for Toaahing. Terme on spplioatlon
Utterance—Deifies of Loretto Arederny
Guelph. liesidance—No. 2, Terrace, saute
near station.
1:2,obert Cunningham
INSURANCE AGENT,
Guelph, Ontario.
'ztK WM. BLASBILL,
+'+ y Butcher, thanking
life men oustomorn Snr their
liberal oupport them t t pest
wtahes to niorm them that at
Mie °hop in Smale's Mloelr ho Loops nothing.
Mit firstnlass meets, all Mede 05 Ponlbry
and BausagoMoat Delivered to all parts of
the town free. Cash paid for Pat Stook
Hideo andehoepokine bought for cash.
NOTHING SUCCEEDS LIKE
SUCCESS.
The Temperance and
GENERAL
LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY
Rah 0E210E—MANNINO AMADE,
TonoNro, UNo.
Hon. G. W, Ross, :.:. . . President
Dolt SI3 Blake Q,C.,1 Vice•remtdents.
Robb. McLean, Esq., j
Henry O'Hara, - Managing Director
Title is the Company for Tomporano.
men. 512,1,000 written Last month. It
is a Homne Company. Only the best risk%
aecepted, SO per cent: of its policyltolsl.
ere tetra abstainers.. ,
ASSURANCE A'9 COST,
With ebso1uto seeurityand. certainty.
full particulars apply to
fit A. IDEA 0314111, x,061 i Agoitt,.
Or ,Tn°, Connolly, General Agent, LIMO-
way.