HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1887-5-13, Page 8TATE BRUSSELS POST MAy 18, 1887
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+F you Pith to cavo Your currant
(t� l bushes and gooseberries from the
rev a *en of what is known as the
ottrrRut warm it would be well to call at
once and purchase some of our
HELLEBORE
of which we Immo jurat received fifty
pound,+.
The flies will aeon be here and possibly
some of your pet birds or animals, are
suffering from lice, therefore it would be
advisable 10 buy a few ounces or it box of
our celebrated
CT POWDER
which is sure death to these posts.
G. A. Deadman,
Dregoiet, fioote,lkr& Fancy Goads Dealer.
Wool ! wool ! Wool 1
1. am prepared to Buy, as us-
ual, this Season, Any Quantity of
good Fleece Wool, for which I
will pay the Very Highest Price
in Cash. Farmers will consult
their own interests by marketing
their wool at Brussels.
R. Graham,
GRAIN DEALER,
BRUSSELS.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
Bou•r0Enx EXTRUSION, W. O. &
• TjyRine leave Bruesela Station, north and
Muth as follows
Going South. Going North.
Ma{1 7102 a.m. I Mixed 10:28 8,51
Rspreas......11:48 a,m. I Mail 2150p.m
Mixed 8150 p.m.I Express 9.31 p.m
vomeessmsoa
?Iota'
A chiol's arming yetakin' notes
An' faith he'll prent it.
JosEM LAM/ and family aro visiting at
Xiemllton,
Pott new blinds, new ourtaine, new ear -
pets, call on A. R. Smith. 43-
Queeo's Birthday one week from next
Tuesday.
New= designs in curtains, blinds and
carpets et A. it, Smith's. 43-
S. H. Lamp and Edna Earl, aro
visiting her relatives in St. Thomas.
5 Bona Dingman's Eieotric Soap for
25ots et Thomsons. • 41 -
LAST Tuesday afternoon Edward Bar-
rett's mother died at her home, Bluevale.
ALL the square timber in Brussels
station yard was shipped east this week.
Mese MATTIE DEVITT wee called to
Brookville this week owing to the illness
of her sister,
LAST Sunday the pulpit of the Metho-
dist church was occupied by Rev, W. E.
Kerr, of Rookwood.
JNo. BODDroR is booming the egg trade
Red ie shipping large quantities of "hen
fruit" to Toronto and Montreal.
Tusnew advb. of Jas, Jones, the watch-
maker, Dame to hand too late for this
week. Watch out for it in the next issue.
Tun interesting story of "Little Lord
Ronne Woo, of Wingham, was home
for last Sunday.
Rev, Geo. A. 11080019, formerly of
Brirssols, late student of Knox College,
has accepted a call to Rodney and New
Glasgow Presbyterian ollurollee,
Now that the railway )tae 080500ed its
guietue for the time being what about
waking up in the matter of the purebaoo
of the new Agricultural ind Recreation
Park ?
Anon day was not observed in Brus.
eels, The Council is filling the ithaoes of
dead trees with live ones, however, and
in this way keeping up our name for
niooly kept streets.
Ie you seo E. E. Wade and Rarry
Dennis coming to you got out a dollar
bill and join the (ricket club at once. You
may as well do it first fie last its you Can't
resist their persuasive appeals.
Tine Listowel Banner of last week
Bays :—Dr. H. R. Ray and W. F. Hay
took a voyage down the river to Brussels
on Monday, in their new boat, the "Wat-
er Lily," Barring severalobstructions in
the river below Trowbridge, they had a
pleasant sail, They returned with the
boat by the evening train.
Panntleroy," by Frances H, Burnett, is C.P.R.—The following letter, in reply
on sale at THE Pose Bookstore. Only
25 cents,
Tag measles have been getting in their
work in great shape during the past .two
weeks and our M.D: s are often palled in-
torequiaition.
ADJUTANT PHILPOT, the new Divisional
officer, will be with the Brussels corps of
the Salvation Army on Saturday evening
of this week and the following Sabbath.
Tun lane handkerchief advertised in a
recent issue of Tire Poor was brought to
our office the day after the advertisement
appeared. It takes Tun POST ads, to
catch them.
A NEW set of maohinery is being put in
motion at the Brussels Salt Works to
facilitate the manufactory of dairy salt.
The salt cannot be beaten in the Prov-
ince.
Din you notice the double barrelled
smile on Walter Coats, our new grocer ?
An 8-pomld baby girl that he calla "my
daughter" is the pause. Oh I its nine to
be a daddy.
Is the program of the Guelph Confer-
ence services we notice that Rey. W.
Smyth is one of the speakers at the
children's servioe. The Conference will
meet at Galt on the let day of June.
THE Sanitary Inspector wants to get
on to several hog -pens and small barn-
yards that are now shedding their "frog.
ranee" on the passing zephyrs. The
only trouble is it is a little too loud.
THE band will give their weekly con-
cert on Friday evenings instead oflSatur-
day as it is a more convenient evening for
some of the band boys and the music
can be enjoyed by our business men who
are usually very busy on Saturdays.
Go to a good for good boots. 18 -
Ian CREAnr has made its appearance.
SEVERAL cases of diphtheria in town.
THE watering cart is the subject of
diecnssion now.
JOHN HALLIDAY, of London, has been
in town for the past week.
Baty one wanting a house see People's
column. 43 -
Mrs. W. J. Feat, of Seaforth, wasvisit-
ing relatives in town last week.
A TEMPORARY bridge has been erected
over the river near the flax mill.
Maim. Sacen, youngest daughter of
Walter Smith. is seriously and, we learn,
dangerously ill.
IT is reported that Win. Martin has
purchased a park lot from bas. Dudley.
south of Brussels,
Mao CATLEY, eider to the Miss Gatley
who taught in the Brussels Public School,
died recently at her home.
Geo. Molise leaves- for London this
week, wherehe takes his old situation in
the McClary store works.
4 ens. Choi( clean Raisins for 25cts. at
Thomson's Grocery Store. 41-
A new frame residence is being erected
W
just south oOloakey its doing the Sohn eCae.
work.
HOnssxIEti, order your bills at THE PoOT
Publishing House. Large selection of
oats, and no tedious waiting for your
bilis.
Tin: school teachers of this locality aro
attending. the North Huron Teachers'
Convention in Wingbam on Thursday
and Friday of this week.
Tors week R. McNaughton, the veter-
an :Ash vendor, is to the front and will be
able to supply our residents with the best
fish fresh from Lake Huron.
Tun wool busineee will soon be moving
and we are pleased to state that 11, Gra-
ham has already made the announcement
that he is ready to purobase any quantity
of good fleece wool.
REV. J. Ross, B.A., Rev. W. Smyth,
Marsden Smith, Geo. Crooks. G. A.
Deadman, A. Good and W. H. Kerr at-
tended the Temperanoe Convention in
Clinton on Tuesday of this week.
To WHOM 10 MAY ColiosnN, J. W. Fear
will be in attendanoe at A. M. McKay &
Co.'s store to receive settlement for out-
etanding aocouuts due the firm of Grant
& Co. and give receipts for the same. .
Bess FOR SAus.—Thirty colonies of
pure bred Italian Bees for sale. Aro in
itpiendid condition after wintering. Must
be Bold as I have not time to devote to
them. Will be sold in quantities to suit
purchasers. Enquire of J. R. Smith at
A. M. McKay & Co's hardware store. 43.
Tim greenhouse of Thos. Kelly ie a
very attractive place at this season of the
year. Between. the beautiful flowering
cud foliage plants one is lost in the var-
iety, For a small emir of money S splen-
did assortment of the beautiful may be
obtained, Dlr. Kelly also keeps in stook
Arabs, evergreens, Roc. A visit to his
premises will repay you.
Tun Assessor has •returned the roll for
thin year. The following facie are glean-
ed from it :—Real: estate, $259,185 ;• per-
sonal property, 851,725 ; income, 14,200,
total, 6816,100. Number of doge 38, of
the female persuasion 8 ; cattle 722 ;
sheep, 15 ; pigs, 42 ; horses, 95. Popul-
ation 1,250. The assessment is about
58,000 higher than 10 was last year.
LAST Monday morning a telegram was
received from Cookstown by Jno. Shaw
stating that his daughter, Miss Maggie,
who was filling the position of milliner,
was very ill with brain fever. Mee.
Shaw left on the noon train and reports
have been coming every day but wo aro
Sorry to say they have not been of a very
cheering character. We trust before
this a change for the bettor hag come and
that lilies Shaw will soon be well enough
to be bronpbt hone bo her many friends
Xn Brussel,.
THE public have never lost a cunt by
dealing with us, nor never will. We will
sell at Dost as long as anyone does and
will be here to take care of our shoes.
Three thousand pairs of boots in stook.
44- ADAM GOOD.
C.O.F.—The following officers were
elected for the current term in connec-
tion with the Foresters' Court here :—
Win. Blashill, C.R. ; Rev. W. T. Cluff,
V.C.R. ; Walter Smith, R.S. ; Geo. Rog-
ers, F.S. ; R. Maloohn, Chap. ; Semi.
Swale, Treas. ; A. Iicenig, S.W. ; James
Walker, J.W. ; lrhillop Seel, S.B. ; Wm.
Rolling, J.B. ; J. A. Hutchinson, Physi-
cian.
Fon ' nx "Soo."—Last Wednesday
morning has. Laird sr., Jas. Laird jr., S,
H. Laird, J. Rivers, SV. Hill and 3. Dock-
et started for Sault Ste. Marie, per C.P.
R. from Wroxeter to Owen Sound thence
via C.P.R. steamer. They left Wroxeter
at 5:47 a.m. and expected to get to their
destination at 11 a.m. the following day.
Wm. Mooney and Fred. Hindes went last
week for this much talked of "paradise."
BLAcs KNOT.—Hon. Allan Francis, U.S.
Consul et St. Thomas, has a cure for
black knot—a remedy he has tried, with
the most beneficial results. Rio plan is
to dig down to the root of the effected
tree, four or five inches, bore an augur
hole in the trunk, and fill the hole with
dour ofIeulphttr. The sulphur finds) ifs
way through the tree and effectually kills
the bug which i8 responsible for the black
knot.
A tintee11 of persons are interesting
themselves in the Halliday family and
their proposed removal to Manitoba,
where the boys are. Something should
be done at once in this direotion and the
matter should be dealt with by the
Councils of Morrie and Brussels. While
some members of the family may be able
to work they should not be compelled to
goto gaol on account of their poverty nor
should they be kept on public charity
when by a little effort they could be gent
to their relatives, who, have agreed to
provide for them.
M.C,Y.P.C.A.—Monday evening Melville
church was well filled by a very atten-
tive and appreoiative audience assembled
to listen to the closing entertainment, for
this season, of the Young Peoples' Associ-
ation. The following very varied and
interesting program was presented and
very heartily received by those present:—
Opening hymn, "Only an armor bearer" ;
anthhm, "Seek ye the Lord," by the
choir ; Secretary's report ; reading, "The
missionary surprise party," by Miss
Annie Brooke ; duett, 'Come with thy
love to the fountain,". by Misses Lizzie
and Kate Wilson ; recitation, "The re-
lief of Luoknow," by Miss Elsie Robert.
son ; solo, "The dying child's farewell,"
by Mise Maggie Stewart; reading, "The
story of the bad little boy," by Ryall Pel-
ton ; Kindergarten song by a number' of
little girls ; dialogue, "The six virtues,"
by six young ladies ; recitation, "The
eagle's rook," by Miss Sarah McGuire ;
duett, "Whispering hope," by Mrs. Kerr
and Miss Joan Ross ; the second edition
of "Good News," the Society paper, read
by the editor, S. Y. Taylor ; quartette,
"Welcome spring," by D. Stewart and
family ; addrees.by Rev. J. Ross, B.A.,
On "Life" ; anthem, "Let us bow down
before Him,,' by the choir. A few clos-
ing remarks by the President, A. Good,
and the usual complimentary. votes 6£
thanks brought this enjoyable meeting to
a close. The Society Will not meet again
until October when it will be re -organ-
ized for another season's work. There ie
a large amount of talent in its member-
ship and the meetings held have been iu-
teresting and profitable.
to a request for an interview explains it-
self and heeds no spooial comment at this
time :—F. S. Scott, brussels, Ont„ DEAR
Sin.—Replying to your favor of the 25th
ult., I must say that we are not prepared
to discuss the natter referred to. It i0
not likely that anything will be done west
of Guelph during the present season and
until our engineers have examined the
country nothing could bo gained by an
interview. Yours truly, W. C. VAnHerx,
Montreal, May 2nd '87. Vice -President.
A. NEW PsnronioAL.—The Grip Publish-
ing Company, of Toronto, have comment-
ed the publication of a new monthly peri-
odical, entitled Grip's Own Library. The
first number is made up of "Good Things
from Grip," being comic pictures and
comic reading selected from the pages of
Grip. It is printed on the finest oalen-
dered paper, and at the price of ten cents
is a credit to the publishers, and will no
doubt meet with a very largo sale. The
second nnmber will be entitled, "Jubilee
Jollities," to be issued Julie 1st, and a
very large edition is being prepared in
antropation of an enormous sale. '.a3AA.8
AR exchange says :—This is the weath-
er we long have sought, and mourned be-
cause we got it not. This is the weather
when we want to go fishing but we can't.
This is the weather, this the time, when
all the house smells loud of lime. This
is the weather that makes us tired to
work for theman with whom we're hired.
This is the weather when the goat pre-
fers tin cans to green spring poet. This
is the weather when the country editor
can't palm off cordwood on his creditor.
This is the weather when the spark goes
out after dark to catch a lark, and the
platform preacher converts the park.
Taking it altogether, this is weather.
A enema. Lodge of Instruction in
connection with the A.F. & A.M. Order,
5th Masonic District, will be held at Lis.
towel, on Friday, May 20111, commencing
at 2 o'clock p.m. In addition to Deputy
District Grand Master Gunn the follow-
ing brethren have promised to be present
and assist in the work viz ;—R. W. Bros. :
0. McLellan, D.D.G.M., 4th Masonic
District ; T. P. Smith, D.D.G.M., 7th
Masonic,Distriot, John Ross Robertson,
D.D.G.M., Toronto District : Martyn,
Rupert, Radcliffe and Harding, Y.D.D.
G., h'I'e Huron District ; J. 3. Mason,
Grand Secretary, 1V. A. Green, P.G.J.
W., &o., &o. First Degree, 2:30 p. m.
Exemplified by W. Bro. 0. Hacking and
the officers of Bernard Lodge, No. 225,
Listowel. Second Degree, 4 p. m. Ex-
emplified by V. W. Bro. E. E. Wade and
the officers of St. John's Lodge, No. 284,
Brussels. Third Degree, 7:30 p. ni. Ex-
emplified by V. W. Bro. Ben. Freer and
the officers of Northern Light Lodge, No.
98, Kincardine. Reduced fares on the
railroads to persons attending.
amaa-
SfintimoR.—In Grey, on May 7th, Edward
T. Slemmon, aged 29 years and 6
months, of consumption.
COATS.—In Brussels, on May 9th, the
wife of Mr. Walter Coats of a daugh-
ter.
BARRETT: In Bluevele, on the 10th inst.,
Bethel Ann, reliot of the late Thos.
Barrett, aged 66 years.
Av0'SO:Ox1 S s r. -
SATURDAY, MAY 21sT.—Farm stook, im-
plements and household furniture, on. lot
Si 29, eon. 6, Morris. Sale to commence
at 1 o'clock. Geo. Armstrong, prop., A.
Delgatty, and.
BRZrsszamo 24:ARZC9ETS-
CORRECTED OAREFULLY EVERY rms.
White Fall Wheat........ 80 8I
Red Winter .............. 80 81
Spring Wheat ... 60 81
Barley 40 50
Oats 28 80
Peas ,... 48
Butter, tubs and r0118.... 12
Eggs per dozen 10
Flour per barrel 4 00
Potatoes .. 60
Hay per ton ..., . 10 00
Hides per lb.. ..... 5}
Salt per bbl., wholesale.... 60
Sheep thine, Neil 50
Wool, per lb. 19
50
13
00
00
00
11 00
6
80
1 00
21
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
9
ILLINERY MILLINERY
V
How the Hats and BOn bet, .Flew Qat of tL..P• Smith's Store tht,s
Last Week.
Ru ,r F�F'' rJ+1 61 ORIW
.
A CO1\i r -i IiNV �1 ING- !
A.11 Eands Busy waiting on the eager and anxious throng.
Why Such:a Business? What is it coming to 2 Surely the Whole Millinery Trade is Coming to Us
Simply this, we have a
LOCKET LOST ON FRIDAY,
May Oth. 10 is gold on ono side and
enamel on the other, has the words •'In
memory 03' on the latter side. Thorn is a
likeness In it. Tho finder will greatly oblige..
by leaving it at Tns Poem Publishing Honed
at once, where they will be eultably re-
warded., 44 -
`EW FIRM. --THE • UNDER•
SIGNED desire to intimate to the pub-
lic generally that they 'Jaye formed a co-
partneishipfbx the parpooe of carrying on
Car rago,..sign and Ornamental Painting'
and Soo prepared to attend to the 'tante of
the public on meat reasonable terms. Mr.
Rooe,hav'eg hod oxperidnoo in 00100 et the
beet t ops In Torcuto andboth bolog nrao-
Wel Workmen we gaernetee to giro sari-
-; fao0ion, ]lstimatoo and tering ohoorhtily
I furnished. .Shop in the old Poem Publish-
, Mg Holtee,,ll.lug street, Brussels.
88(3113 & 11030.
FIRST-CLASS MILLINER, (MISS LACK)
and have kept lie;' this last Five •Seasons, and also Right' foods at flight Prices, have done their work.
Everything First -Class around A, R. Smith's Establishment.
A. R. Smith's Business has Been Over Eight Years in Existence and
he is not ashamed of his Record, as his has been the Live
and Progressive Store right along since
starting business.
Al R. is bound to Keep tip his Reputation for
Having New, Cheap and Stylish Goods,
A. R. Smith.
COMFORTABLE HOUSE AND
Loo to Let, well fenced, cellar, shade
trees. pleasant. neighborhood. 59.00 per
Month.
25° J. B. GRANT.
'rX HORO'-BRED BULL FOR
1. SEnvitn.-Tito undersigned will keen
for service on St lot 20, eon. 4, Morris, a
thoro'-bred Durham bull. Terme, 31.00. J.
& P.BARR, Proprietors. - 41.4'
CHOICE FARMS FOR SALE.—
A few splendid, improved farms for
sale in the township of Grey, Morris and
Mollfllop. Apply to A. DELGATTY, Co.
Auotlonoor,Bru0eels P. 0.
PULL FOR SERVICE.—THE
undersigned will keep for service on
lot 24, eon. 14, Grey, the well-known them'.
bred Durham bull, "Bonn and White:' Ped-
igree maybe seen any time at the owner',
resldenee. Terms, 31.00. JOHN D. Ms }OIL,
Proprietor,
TAKE NOTIOE
The court of Revision for the Township of
Morrie for the year 1887 will be held at the
Town Hall on Monday, May 801h, All parties
interested will pleaee take notice and gov-
ern themselves accordingly.
W CLARK,
Morrie, May 4th, 1887. 48-2 Clerk.
FARM SUB..
SALE.—THE SUB
emu= offers for sale his valuable 100
sore farm,being lot 0, oou, 10, Grey, and
situated 11 miles from Brussels. The place
will be sold with or without the crop and on
easy terms Possession will be given at any
time. For further particulars as to pride,
terms, &o., apply to the proprietor on the
premises. R. McNABUGR a P.O.
98.551
ALLAN LINE
Royal Mail Storms/4s.
'87. SUlt'IMEit ARRANGEMENT. '87.
iAsyexitvniiro0n. 'OTEAsmn, roostnnsnn0.
Pinto 19011
flay 55th h Sarmatian Hay 30th
Maylith tOireaselan June 8rd
May 19th Sardinian June 0th
May2701 tPolyneelan...June 17th
June 2nd Parielan June, 28rd
June 9th Sarmatian -June 80th
June 17th 1 Circassian ably 8th
June acrd gardmian ...... July 14th
July leg t Polyneelan July 22nd
July 7th Parisian July 28th
July 14011 Sarmatian Aug. 4th
July 22nd i Oiroassien .... Aug 12th
July 28th Sardinian Aug. 18111
Ang. 4th I Polynesian AUS. 20th
Ang. 11011..... ....... Par elan,,. ,Sop*. let
1 Bytes Steemere, The Stcamere above
named do not carry cattle, sheep or pigs.
Steerage Passengers are ,booked to and
from London, Queoneton, Derry, Belfast and
Glasgow at Dame rates at Liverpool.
Rate' of passage by the Mail.Steamere from
Quebec to Londonderry. and Liverpool
Cabin -900, 170 and 380, Return -11110,
3180 and 3110. Intermediate—$80, return
$00, steerage—ego, return, 340.
The last train oonnooting at Qaoboo with
the Mail steamers galling from that port on
the Thursday. loaves Toronto on the
Wed•
Wh08,morxnrian,ntTmrsetsatranioo0onnheoTng
iloyloaves Toronto
on the Thursday morn-
ing.
ing. Pi or dulcet, and every information
1,1y to
T. F.- G7.:t,4.13 01, 8.30)51, 20vAsset4+1o.
FNORTH t4 1908 Chestnut )
�l NORTH 51 9tr COiJ .1 Street,Phiht-
delphin, Pa., keep Everything in the Mug -
lent Line. Sheet Music,Memo Books. A11
the Foreign and Amer lean Editions. Pianos
and Organs, by the best known makers,
sold on liberal terms. Catalogues sent on
application. Mention this paper.
PAY UP.—ALL PERSONS IN-
DEBTEntoA.Bolieaok aroseettested to
call at the old stand and settle the same me
soonae possible. 10. Cleric has the books
and has full authority to 0o,leot accounts
and give receipts for the same.
41.40 A. SCHENCK.
IfARM FOR SALE.—THE UN.
dereignedoffers hie excellent 100 acre
farm, being North } I of 28, Con, 5, Morris,
for gale, There are about 00 acres cleared,
the balance hardwood bush. The buildings
are in good repair. There is an orchard.
wells and alt the noe000ary conveniences.
The farm is only 2 miles from Brussels and
in a good locality, Possession would bo
given immediately. There aro 80 acres of
Fall Wheat in, For further particulars as
to price, terms, &o., apply to the proprietor
on the paemi580.
EDWARD AUBERY,
90.9510 Brneeolo P. O•
BANKING.
MOINTOSH & MOTAGGART,
BANKERS -:- BRUSSELS
Transact a General Banking
Business.
Notestohand discounted,
Interest allowed on deposits repayable on
demand.
Prompt attention given to collections.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
WADE & SINCLAIR, BARRIS-
• mune, &e. Mee in Leckie's block
Brussels. Money to. Loan.
•
'XV' B. DICKSON, (LATE WITH
r V •'(Jarrow & Proudteot, Godorieh) So-
liditor, conveyancer, &o. °Mee, Grout's
block, Bremele. Money to loan,
ALEX.. HUNTER, CLERK OF
the Fourth Division Court, Co. Huron,
Conveyancer, Notary Public, Land, Loan
andlneuraneo Agent. Funds invented and
to loan. Oo,leotiehamade, Mee in Gra-
ham's Block, Bruotele.
MEDICAL CARDS.
DR. HUTCHINSON HAS RE •
moved his ofhoo to rooms' over the
Po5loffloe, ,tiesideneo onMllISireot
A. MoNAUGHTON, M. D , O
tJ • M.I.,TLC. P. Edinburgh Ph eiefan
Surgobn and A000ublier, Ofdoo, Eire, Shlol'e
0110011, Turnborry Street,
M.F. GALE, M. D., o. At.
v
Member efthe Ootiose of Physislens and
Surgeons ofontaato by examination.
Office and lteeidene—Mabt St. Nast, Ethel
Ontario,
DENTAL.
ID NTIr8T13,'S .
G. L'.Ball , L. D.8„ Honor Graduate and
M. R. 0. D. 8., of Toronto. Nitrous Oxide
Gas administered. Prices graded audits low
as good worst oan be done for.
Office over Johnston's Hardware Store,
Seal orth.
1DEN%XRT.
W, J. Fear ,L. D S. Graduate of To-
ronto School of Doatietry. 5,11 oper-
ations guaranteed, Ohl oe—Oady's
Block, Seaforth.
Artiflefal tooth, firstquality, ands
gusra,,tosd 01, for 312.00 per set.
DENTIST.
E, A, n4:AR@IST, I , 11. S„
Honor Graduate of the Royal College
Dental Burgeons, Toronto, NlTnee Or/DP.
Gas administered for the painless extrac-
tion of teeth.
03FICB.—Garfield Block, Bnuesst0.
BUSINESS CARDS.
WH. McORAOKEN, 1Sy'UEII
• of Marriage Licenses. 011lee at his
Greoery,Turnberry Street.
WM, RODDICK, HOUSE, SIGN
and Carriage, plain and ornamental
painter. Estimates elteorfully furnished
charges moderate.
AMoNAIR, ISSUER OF MAR.
• rlago Lloonese, by appointment 01
Lieut: Governor Commissioner, ,4c., Q. B.
Conveyancer anrtAgent Fire Iuenranee Co,
Moo at the Cranbreok Poet OMMoe.
J•
M.O'CONNOR, FIRE, LIFE,
• Aeoidont and Loan Insurance Agent
torsome of the boot and most reliable Cam-
panian lathe Dominion. Oilloe Brick Torr.
toe ,Turnberryetreet moor the station.
FW. O'BRIEN, V. S., HONOR
• Graduate of the Ontario Veterinary
College has resumed the praotims of John
Nott, vat " ani is Rrepf1ered., to treat all die.
0aae5 of domesticated -animals on scientific
andapproyed principles, Treatmentof del.
ioate foals a specialty Office two doors
North of Bridge, Turnbbrry street.
MISS LILLA O'CONNOR,
Teacher of Music, Vocal and Inst,
510ntalon Organ, Piano, or Guitar. Mar-
moayaa'dThorough Pest, Advanced undo
od for Teaching, Terme on aPAcadeion
Guelph.
of Loretto Acndomy
nearst1. •Reoidcace—No. 2, Termite, south
near 08188100,
Robert Cunningham
INSURANCE AGENT,
Guelph, Ontario.
TVM. BLASHILL,
Buloker, thanking
hie many ouetomors for their
liberal- impport in the past
wishes to inform them that at
his e)yep in Smale'o-block 115 keeps nothing
but first -chino Moate all killer' of Poultry
and Bauoago Moat Delivered to 511 parts el
the town tree. Cashpaid for, Pat Stock
Rides and sheopekino bought tereasb.