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OCT. 14, 1887.
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A FATHER TO HIS SON.
"Como sit you Blown beside nae," said a
father O his son,
When the evening meal was finished and
Me work of daywas dons ;
"Draw nearer, boy, and isten well to
what I have to say 1
I'll speak it now iu sonfldenoo, while
mother is away.
"I heard to -night, when I came homo
from working bard all day,
Your mother had been grieved, because
her sou had gone astray,
I don't believe in beating, for I think
talc cions more good ;
1'11 neo the simplest kind of words, so's
to be understood."
"You're not a man, and won't bo, boy,
for many years to mine --
And if you wero, your duty still would lie
in your old home -
The home where first you saw the light
of clay and hoard the tone
Of your mother's voice in singing you to
sleep when all 810110.
"Some children think, whou old enough
to talk and go to sollooi,
They're masters of their adieus and be-
yond their mother's rule ;
Believe no, boy, in childhood -and I'll
say in manhood -you
Will find the mother always is the wiser
of the Iwo."
"I'll say no more, your mother's step I
Bear upon the stairs ;
But boar in mind what I have said, and
always in your prayers
Remember her who is your guide in lite
from day to day,
You'll miss .her, 'boy, and know her
worth when ahehas passed away."
East Huron all Show.
The annual Fall Show of this
Society was held on the Grey
Branch grounds, Brussels, on
Thursday and Friday of last week
and the results were most ;legafnc-
tory when the wet weather and
muddy state of the roads were taken
into account. On Thursday the in-
door department was well filled,
notwithstanding the rain, and aI-
most every prize on the list was
competed for. The display of fanny
wurk by the ladies has never been
excelled hero. In the competition
for the best butter there were some
fifteen oe seventeen exhibitors and
a nicer lot of butter and good bread
is rarely seen at a Fall Show. The
display of grain, roots, vegetables,
fruit, &c., was excellent, and proved
conclusively that the people of this
locality aro in earnest iu supporting
the Fall Exhibition. Had the
weather been more favorable and
the exhibitors from a distance bean
able to get in we feel safe in saying
the best ;low over held iu Brussels
would have been seen. Friday
morning the ram set in again and
continued, with slight intermissions,
until noon. This necessitated the
receiving of a large number of en-
tries alter 1 o'clock. 'There was a
splendid showing of horses, espec-
ially in young animals. Tho entries
in cattle, sheep and page were up to
the mark in quality if not in quan
tity. Space will not permit of our
particularizing so we subjoin the
prize list, wIlioh will bo probably
the best index of .what the show
was like :-
llousEe.-HEAVY DRAua0T.-Brood
mare, having raised a foal iu 1887,
Geo. Dale, Duncan McCallum,
Hartwell Sperain ; Horse colt, Thos.
Roo, Geo. Dale, Hartwell Sperain;
Mare colt, Donald 4loLauchlin ;
Two year old filly, Duncan Mo-
Lattohlio, Rich. McKee, David
Milne ; Two yoar old gelding, W.
McCarter, Thos. ItleLauehlin, Jno.
McCartney ; Yearling filly, Duncan
McCallum, Thos. Davidson.
GENERAL Pnnrooa,-Brood mare,
, having raised a foal in 1887, Donald
McLauohliu, Thos. Roe, Danl. Rose;
Horse colt, Jno. Lambkin, Marsden
Smith; Hugh Lamont: Mare colt,
Walter Richardson, Donald Mo-
Lauohlin, Jae. Duncan ; Two year
old filly, A. Roos, as. Ferguson
Two year old gelding, D. Dorrance;
One year old filly, Jas. Evans, W.
Grieve, W. Richardson ; One year
old gelding, T. Sample, Chao. How-
-1Geo. res o
W How-
lett, Forrest San Jam. Har-
, P ,
•ris, Hugh Ross, Robt. MoLauehlin,
RoADSTEts.-Brood mare, having
raised a foal in 1887, Bobt. Dickson,
H. White, F. S. Scott ; Horse colt,
Thos. Calder ; Mare Dolt, Hiram
White, F. S. Scott, P. Mclbwan;.
Two year old filly, Jno. Sibben, R.
McKay, A. Stewart (16th con. Grey);
Two year old gelding, Neil NIc-
Lauchlin, Jno. Forbes, Jno. Sibben;
One year old filly, Robt. McKay,
Wm. Thompson, A. Currie; Ono
year old goldieg, Jas. Hogg, Wm.
Teylor ; Buggy horse, Hugh Wil.
Hams & Son, Beattie Bros., 11'. S.
Scott.
CARRIAGE. --Breed mare, Jos.
Hogg, 0. Michael ; Cara•iage or sad.
• dle horse, Jno. Lambkin, Robt. Mc•
Lauchlin,'.l'heta Wilkinson.
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THE BRUSSELS POST
Ceeri;c.-'Pnoiiocoliinten,- Mlioh
cow, David Milne let &'2nd, .Duna,
Melomehlin ; Two year old heifer,
Thee. Roos, David Milne and ae 8rd ;
One year old heifer, David Milne
tat, 2nd & 8f'd ; Ball call, Mrs.
Moxen, D. Milne 2nd & 8rd; heifer
calf, D. Mile 1e 86rd
Milne t d
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Name on GRADE. -Cow. T110a,
Wilkinson let & 2nd, Thos, Ross
Two year old heifer, Thos, Rose
Thos, Wilkinson, Thos. Ross ; Uu
year old heifer, Duncan McLanch
lin, Thos. Roes, T. Sample ; T,w
year old steer, Ed. Bryens, Pete
Robertson and & 8rd ; One year of
steer, Thos. Ross lst & 2nd, 'Phos
McLaughlin ; Steer calf, Thos
Wilkinson, Thos. Ross Sud & 8rd
Heifer calf, Duncan MoLanohlin
Wm. Grieve, Thos. Ross ; Fat o0
or heifer, Ed. Bryens, Thos. Wil
kinson 2nd & 8rd ; Fat ox or steer
Ed. Bryaus, Thos. Ross. Ayrshir
bull calf of Wei. Grievo's reoom
mended.
Sinizr.-Lsomeeens.-Aged ram
Jno. Forbes ; Shearling ram, A
Roes, Jas. Dungan ; Ram lamb
Wm. Meehan, Jno. Sample ; Psi
ewes, Jno, Forbes, 'Phos. M°auch
lin ; Pair shearting ewes, Wm
Machan, Thos. MoLauohlln ; Pair
ewe lambs, Thos. MoLauchlin.
COTSWOLDS. --Aged ram, Wm.
Machan ; Pair ewes, Wm. Meehan,
Robt. Inglis ; Pair she arling ewes,
Wm. Meehan ; Pair ewe lambs,
Wm. Machan.
SoUTHDOwNs.-Aged ram, Jobu
Hewitt ; Shearliug ram, J. Hewitt ;
Ram lamb, Jno. Hewitt ; Pair of
ewes, Jno. Hewitt let & 2nd ; Pair
shearliug ewes, Too. Hewitt 1st &
2nd ; Pair ewe lambs, J. Hewitt.
Sneorslnits Dowxe.-Aged ram,
Bugle Roes ; Ram lamb, Hugh Rose
lat & 2nd ; Pair shearling ewes,
Hugh Ross ; Pair ewe lambs, Hugh
Roes.
Pros.-BEaxsatnia.---Boar, over
one year, Jno. Bray, Robt. Nichol ;
Boar, under one year, Geo. Trott,
A. Shaw ; Sow, having Iittered in
1887, Ed. McNamara, Robb. Inglis ;
Sow, under one year, Duncan Mc
Lauchlin, Jno. Bray.
Suremaxe.-Boar, under one yea
Geo, Trott, Jno. Bray.
CHESTER WIIITEs.-Boar, undo
one year, Robt. Keys ; Sow, made
one year, Robb. Keys.
PouLTaY,-Guinea fowl, A. Our
ie, Wm. Pomeroy ; Light Brahmas
Wm. Pomeroy, W. H. McCracken
Spanish, Wm. Grieve, Wm. Machan
Plymouth Rock, Wakefield Love le
& 2nd ; White Leghorn, Jas. Har
ison let & 2ncl ; Brown Leghorn
as. Harrison, S. Burgess ; Salve
pangled Hamburgs, Wm. Machan
as. Harrison ; Polande, Wm
Machan ; Bantams, Duncan Mo-
auchlin 1st & 2nd ; Dorkings, Jas.
Ilarrason, Wm. thieve ; Black tur-
eys, Semi. Burgess ; White tur-
eys,'Wm. Meehan ; Gray geese,
Wm. Grieve, Wm. Pomeroy ; Pekin
ticks, Jas. Shurrie, Wm. Grieve ;
anadian brad canaries, Mrs. T.
allanbyno ; fancy pigeons, Wm.
achan, Luther Ball ; Partridge
oohins, Wakefield Love let & 2ud.
LitartarINTs.--Field roller, D.
use ; Turnip snuffler, Geo. Love
et & 2ud; Manning mill, Robertson
Johnston ; Turnip cutter, J,
loury & Sou ; Wide furrow plow,
Fleury & Son ; General purpose
low, J. Floury & Son 1st & and ;
oreo shoes, Robt. Mettle.) ; Wheel -
arrow, Thus. Early, W. R. Wilson.
Iowan showed a double cutter
at was highly recommended,
GRArx.-White fall wheat, Donald
urrie, Jas. l3hurrie, S. Burgess ;
ed fall wheat, Cha. Htugoton,
lex. Ross, Jno. Hewitt ; opting
heat, Lost Nation, Jas. Wilkin -
u, David Milne, Jae. Duucan ;
pring wheat, any other variety,
eorge Moffatt, David,Milne ;
arley, 2 rowed, Jas. Sherrie, Thos.
ilkinsou, Robt. Inglis ; Barley,
or 6 rowed, A. Roes, A. ' Gardner,
o. Moffatt ; White oats, large,
Rosa, Geo. Moffett, Hiram White;
Moe oats, small, D. Carrie, J. N.
echbel, Jas. Wilkinson ; Black
ts, Davtd Milne, James Wilkin.
n, Thos. Davidson ; Small peas,
m. Pomeroy, T. Wilkinson, W. J.
octor; Largo peas, Wm. Pomeroy,
s. Minnie, Geo. Moffatt; Timothy
d, R. Inglis, W. J. Proctor, Tao.
rrison.
Faure. -Baldwins, Thos. Wilkin-
; Yellow Bellefiower, Robt.
lie ; Winter Belleflowor, Jno.
rbcs ; Bon Davis, Jas. Wilkin-
; Fameuee, Jas. Wilkinson ;
imes Golden, Robt. I'ngl'ie ; King
Tompkins Co„ Jno. McDougall ;
mmoth Pippins, Thee, Wilkin-
; Northern Spies, Walter Ricli•
eon ; Newton Pippins,' Thos,
Ikinson ; Peek's Pleasant, Chas.
ngston ; Pontine Grist), Rota.
lis ; Rambo, W. J. Proctor ;
I. Greetings,. W. J. Praetor ;
mots Golden, Neil Richardson ;
Seek no Further, Thos. Wilklneoe ;
Spitzeubiirg, Jae, Ferguson ; Tol-
rnatl meet, Thos. Davideou ; 20 oz;
Pippins, Jno. McKinnon ; Waguor,
Wm, Smith ; Ibibatou Pipping, Gee,
Moffatt (Wtnghatn) ; Oolvert, Robb,
Inglis ; Roxbury ruoaete, Jno.
Forbes ; Aloxnud r D. 1 b rt
re , io a son •
Duoheesof Uldenbnrg, W. El, Wella;
Fall Pippin, ,Jno, •Mollougall ; Haw-
thorndon, Jas Wilkinson ; Maidou's
O blush, Robt. Inglis ; Porter, A.
' Stewart ; Swear, A. Coned; ; St.
o Lawrouce, Jas. Wilkinson ; Oben-
dango Strawberry, A, Bose ; Colleo•
tion of apples, R, Inglis, Trios. Wil-
• Mutton ; Winter pears, A. Ross, R-
• Inglis ; Fall peare, Mrs. J. Wynn
let & 2nd ; Plume, Wm. Pomeroy,
' W. H. McCracken ; Grapes, S.
Bargees ; Crabs, A. Stewart (Queen
- et.), W. H. Wells.
' Roo're AND HOED DROPS: -Early
° Rose potatoes, Jno. Hewitt ; White
Elephant, Jno, Mowbray, W. H.
McOrackeu ; Beauty of Hebron, Jno.
Mowbray, Jno. Hewitt ; Pearl of
• Savoy, W. H. McCraekeu ; Bronze
' King, A. Gardner ; White Star, W.
• H. McCracken ; Any other- variety,
" W. H. Mo0raoken, Juo. Mowbray ;
• Swede turnips, Peter Robertson,.
Walter Richardson ; Any other var-
iety, Jas. Shurrie, A. Cloonan ; long
field carrots, Belgian, W. H. Mc-
Cracken, A. Gardner ; Altringham
carrots, W. H. McCracken, E. Gar.
vin ; Scarlet Nantes, W. 1:I. Mc-
Cracken, E. Garvin ; Early Horn
carrots, W. H. McCracken, E. Gar-
vie ; Long blood beets, E. Garvin,
W. H. MoCracllon ; Blood turnip
beets, W. J. Prootor, A. Gardner ;
White eager beets, W. H. MoCraok.
en ; Parsnips, W. :H. McCracken,
W. J. Proctor ; Mengel wurzele, W.
H. McCracken, W. J, Proctor ; Yel-
low Globe mangels, W. H. Mc-
Cracken, Wm. Taylor; Red Globe
mangela, W. H. McCracken ;. Long
Yellow Mangels, W. H. McCracken,
E. Garvin.
VEGETABLES. -Onions, from acted,
red, Mrs. A. Wilson, W. .. Mo.
0150110u ; Onions, Yellow Danvers,
W. H. IvieCracken 1st & 2nd ; On-
ious, Giant Rocca, W. H. Me0raok,
r, en ; Onions, from top sets, W. H.
McCracken, E. Garvin ; Onions,
r from Dutch Bete, Jne. Hewitt; Dutch
r eats, W. H. Wells, E. Garvin ; Po-
tatoe onions, W. H. McCracken,
Wm. Pomeroy ; Corn, Yellow Can-
' ada, W. H. McCracken, W. J. Proc-
tor; Corn, White Flint, W. H. Mc -
6 Creckon ; Collection of corn, W. II.
McCracken, D. Stewart ; Winter
" cabbage, Jno. Stafford, W. H. Mc-
• Craoken ; Curled savoy. W. H. Mo-
r ()rackets ; fled pickling cabbage, W.
• H. 'McCracken, Miss L. Oliver ;
• Cauliflower, J. Stafford, Miss L.
Oliver ; Pumpkin, Mrs. T. Ballan-
tyne, W. H. McOrackou ; Squash,
W. H. McCracken, Jno. Stafford ;
Collection of garden produce, W. H.
ItIe0racken ; 'Tomatoes, large, 'Phos.
Kealy, W. J. Proctor ; Plum or
cherry tomatoes, Mrs. 0. Veal, T.
Kelly ; • Butter beans, J. Stewart, A.
Ross ; White bonne, Wm. Pomeroy,
W. H. MoCractcen ; Beane, any
other variety, Jno. Hewitt, Geo,
Moffatt ; Citrons, round striped. J.
Stewart, T. Ainley ; Citrons, long
Californian, Jas. Shurrie, T. David-
son ; Water melons, W. H. Mo-
Craeken ; Celery, white, T. Ainley,
W. H. McCracken ; Celery, pink, T.
Ainley, W. H. McCracken.
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DAIRY PRODUCE. --Twenty-five
pounds tub butter, Jas. Wi1klnaon
Juo. McDougall, Mrs. T. Ballantyne,
Jas. Ferguson, Ohms. fingston ;
Five pounds table butter, G. A,
Deadman, W. 3, Proctor, Jno, Mc.
Dougall, Geo. Moffatt, Maggie Pol.
look; 10 pounds home-made ohekee,
Jno. McDougall, Geo. Nott.
DOMESTIC 41ANueAoxuREs.-Plan-
u.ol, (xeo. Nott. hlaggie Pollook ;
Blankets, Annie Kneohtel, , Geo.
Nott Counterpane, Geo. Nott ;
Skein yarn, home spun, W. H. Mo -
()reckon , .Maple sugar, Sepal. Bur.
gess, W. J. Proctor ; Maple molas-
ses, Saml. Burgess, W. J. Prootor
Honey, comb G. A. Deadman
Honey, strained or extracted, Wm.
Pomeroy,. G. A. Deadman ; Grape
wine, lire. Wm. Ballantyne, Mre.
T. Ballantyno ; Rhubard wino, S.
Burgess, W. H. McCracken ; To.
mato wine, W. H. Wells; Straw-
berry wine, W. 13. Wells, W, H,
McCracken ; Elderberry wine, Mrs,
0. Veal ; Tomato ketchup, Walter
Richardson, Mts. ''P. Ballantyne ;
Homo-maclo broad, Q. k'IoBlein,
Mrs, W. Ballantyne, Mary A. Nich-
ol ; Collection of canned fruits, W.
H. Wells, W. H. McCracken.
Mastmanonus.-Double harness,
Harry Dennis, 1.' 0. Richards
Single harness, Joseph 112cln+lco.,
Harry Dennis ; Fine boots, Jno.
Shand ; Cleave boots, John Shand ;
Axe handle, Ed.. Garvin ; Joiner's
work, illarodou Smith.
Mee, T. Ballantyne lot & 2nd ; A.p,
piiquo work, Mrs, A, Wileoil, Mrs.
Wm. Ballantyne Brading, Goo,
Nota, Jno. Mowbray ; Borba wool
work, fiat, Mrs, T. Ballantyne, Jno.
Mowbray ; Berlin wool, raised, Geo.
J;layoroft, Geo. Nott ; Berlin. wool
and bead d work Mrs. s D. Campbell,
A. Roue; Berlin wool flowers, is
McLelland, Mre. Thos, :Ball ;
Bead work, Mies M, McLelland, G.
Moffatt ; Berlin wool and silk flat,
Mrs. T. Ballantyne, Mary A. Nich-
ol ; Crone work, W. H. Wells, D.
Garvin ; Crewel. work, Miss L.
Oliver, Miss 0. Creighton ; Card
board motto, W. J. Proctor, G. A.
Deadman ; Crotchet work, Miss
McLelland, Mrs, W. Bellantyn
Darned net, Miss MoLelland, 112
0. Veal ; Embroidery, cotton
muslin, D.. Dorronce, D. Stew
(oou. 14, Groy,) ; Embroidery,
worsted, Miss 0. Creighton, M
W. Ballantyne ; Embroidery,
silk, Mrs. T. Ballantyne, Neil Rio
ardeon ; Fine shirt, Miss McLellan
Mrs. 0. Veal ; Fancy knitting
cotton, Geo, Moffatt, Geo. Not
Fancy knitting in wool, Mrs, Jn
Wynn, 0. Veal ; Fancy fano
shirt, Mies McLeland, Goo. Nott
Feather flowers, Geo. Nott, Miss
Knoehtel Hair flowers, Mrs.
Wilson, D, McCallum ; Lace, Mr
Wm. Ballantyne 1st & 2ud; Lam
requin Berlin wool and beads, Mr
A. Wilson ; Lamp mat, Mrs. Hug
an, W. EL Wells ; Leather wor
W. H. t12o0racken ; Woolen mitt
Maggie Pollock, Geo. Moffatt
Woolen sloven, W. J. Proctor, Go
Nott ; Netting, Mrs, A. Wilson
Patchwork quilt, Maggie Pollock
Neil Moirauchlin ; Log cabin quil
Geo. Nott, W. 11. Wells. ; Creche
quilt, Wm. Pomeroy, Mrs, 0. Veal
Tutted quilt, Maggie Pollook, Mrs
0. Veal ; Fancy quilt, Mre. T. Bal
lantern°, Maggie Pollock ; Knitte
quilt, Thos. Ainley, Mrs. D. Camp
bell ; Rag mat, W. H. Wells, Geo
Nott ; Shell work, W. R. Wells
Sofa pillow, Berlin wool flat, Mre
T. Ballantyne; W. H. Wells ; Sof
pillow, Berlin wool raised, Miss
Knechtel, W. H. Wells ; Sofa Pil
low, braided, Miss L. Oliver ; Sof
pillow, patchwork, Mrs. T. Ballan
type, Mies 0. Creighton ; Stockings
woolen, W. H. McCracken, Geo
Nott; Stockings, cotton, Mrs. 0
Veal let & 2nd ; Socks, woolen
Geo. Nott, W. H. McCracken ; Sock
cotton, Mrs. 0. Veal 1st & 2nd
Straw hat, W. H. Wells let '& 2nd
Tatting, Geo. Nott, Mrs. 0. Veal
Wax flowers, Mrs. T. Ballantyne
W. H. McCracken. Fish seal
wreath highly recommended, Miss
Annie Knechtel.
a strong recommendation from the
judges,
There were 10 entries in the
buggy horse clue, The carriage
horsey exhibited wero ruled out on
account of not standing 16 hands
high.
David
Milne,the he well-knouvn
stock man of Ethel, eeoured a Largo
cumber of prizes on his thorough-
bred cattle. Thos. Rose had a
large exhibit of grades. Wm.
Grieve showed a thoro'.bred Ayr-
shire calf that was specially recom-
mended.
In the pig line Angus Shaw took
2nd place with his Berkshire, lately
M. purchased from Messrs. Snell &
e ; Son. It is a very fine pip for its
re. age
or The Brussels Band visited the
Stew*
Fair Grounds during the afternoon
on and played a number of excellent
rs. selections to the delight of the spec.
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FINE Anis.--Collection of photo
grapha, A. Bauslaugh ; Collection
of enlarged photos., A. Bauslaugh
Pencil drawing, G. A. Deadman ;
Water color, G. A. Deadman ; 011
painting, Mrs. Graham 1st & 2nd ,
Oil portrait, Mrs. Graham ; Black
crayon drawing, G. A. Deadman ;
Spatter work, W. H. Wells, A.
Stewart ; Painting on pottery, A.
Hunter let & 2nd ; Painting on silk
or velvet, Mrs. Htighan, A. Hunter ;
Painting on placques, Mre. Graham
let & 2nd. Flower .panel, in oil
painting, recommended, Mrs. Gra-
ham.
FLOWERS AND PLANTS.-PPOFEs-
sroNAL,-Collootion of foliage plants,
T. Kelly 1st & 2nd ; Collodion of
flowering plants, T. Kelly 1st & 2nd .
Collection of basket plants, T. Kelly
let & 2ud.
AuATEUE.-Collection of flower-
ing bulbs, D.•Stowart.
GENERAL Lier.-Table baguet,
Mrs. 0. Veal, Maggie Stewart ;
'laud boquet, Maggie Stewart ;
Collection of out flowers, Jae. Har.
risen.• Verbenas, Maggie Stewart ;
Collection of grasses, John Stewart,
A. Grant.
SPEC/ALS.- W. IL Mo0raokon's
for Swede turnips, Peter Robertson,
Walter Richardson ; Red mangels,
Jae, Sharp ; Yellow globe mangols,
Wm Taylor. W. ti. Kerr's for
loaf home-niade, Quintin MOBlaiu.
Geo. 'lrhomson's for heaviest dozen'
of hen eggs, Dunoan MoLenohliu,
NOTES.
Tho display of photos, cabinets,
&o., made by A., Bauslaugh was
very much admired, and deservedly
so.
Goo. Love, local agent, had the
Raymond sewing machine on ex.
]iibibion and a large quantity of
vary handsome work done on plush,
satin, &c„ by the attachments of
the machine. Mr, Parker, of Guelph,
was 10 attendanoc and desisted in
exhibiting the points of excellence
in the Raymond. The exhibit wits
thedies. centro of attraction to the la.
On imeount of the rain there was
no display of carriages or buggies,
3). Ewan had a comfortable double
AGENTS WANTED :
Stecrthj lmploymentto Good 1I0n.
None need bo Idle. Provious
:Experience not essential.
Wo pay either Salary or Com-
mission.
100 Ion wanted
To Canvas for the Sale of Can-
adian grown Nursery Steak.
The Fonihifl Nurseries,
Largest in Canada,
Over 400 Acres.
• Don't apply unless you can
furnish first-class References, and
want to Work. No room for lazy
men; but can employ any num-
ber of energetic men •who want
work. ADDRESS
Stone & Wellington,
Nurserymen,
Toronto,.Ont.
CD DF 112 NM GALL I
A new stook of Buffalo Robes,
Goat Robes, Horse Blankets,
Rugs, Bells, Whips, &c., just to
hand.
A splendid assortment of
Trunks, Valises and Satchels in
Stock and sold at living prices.
GIVE ME ,l CALL.
a Dennis,
Brussels.
WM. SMITH
is prepared to attend to
CARRIAGE PAINTING
in all its branches, as well as
Si/72 c.7ZCZ O7'72CL772e72tcsZ
He has had years of exper-
ience and guarantees his
work to give satisfaction. A. frig
well painted is half sold.
Estimates and terms cheer-
fully given.
GIVE HIM A CALL.
Shop in the old Tose Publishing
7lAni WORlc.---AOi10019° work, eutb°r 011 the gronnd that seemed Hens°, Ring, street, Brussels,
WOOL !
Any Quantity of
Woo W
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--AT TITh1 13IlUSSELS---
Woolen Min.
Eighest
Market
nice
Paid in exchange for fine Tweeds,
coarse Tweeds, Check Flannels,
in all wool and union, Grey Flan-
nels, and Blankets. Also Sheet-
ing, in both Gray and White, fine
and coarse'Yarn, &c., of which I
have a good supply
,NoW W $.4XD-
T am prepared to do all kinds of
manufacturing, such as
ROLL CARDING,
SPINNING,
TWISTING, WEAVING,
COLORING,
FULLING, &c.
Satisfaction
Guaranteed.
All kinds of
Knitted Goods
Made to Order.
Give Me a Call before dispos-
ing of your Wool elsewhere.
Yours truly,
GEO. HOWE.
IMPORTANT TO ALL
who are bald or whose hair is thin or gray
or are troubled with dandruff.
tee-. Dore.n:weiocd's
HAIR MAGIC !
Is the greatest tonie for strengthening the
growth of the hair evor discovered. It stops
all telling out of the hair,romoves all trades
of dandruff, restores gray hair to its original
roots and
not destroye,baldness, wlwherethe
luxuriant crop gof hair,
stTake ewarning
a bottle at it your
ude before ip is too feeble
Dr. Doronwanti'e "flairMagic," is on Salo at
all principal Drug Stores. Aalt for it nod take
nothing else.
G. A. DEAn\AN 1511 J. H.utenateu,s t¢ Co.,
Adz= 1'OR DBUSSELS•
A. Doren wend Solo Aianafacturer, Toronto,
Canada. A. Doranweud koops the largest
Hair Goods establishment
in Canada.
T.
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Praetica1 Watchmaker cO Jeweller
Thanking the Public for past favors and
support and wishing still to seoare your
patronage. Wo are opening ontful11ines
iu
Gold ancdeileer Watches.
Silver Plated Ware from established
and reliable makers, fully warranted by
ns,
010011eof thelates designs.
Jewelry
Wedding Rings,
Ladies Goan Rings,
]3t0aohes,
Mu:ingot st;o..
Also have in stook a full lino of Violins
and Violin Striugs,l'ipes, &Co.
i`9.t3.-teener of Illtterintco Lioonseg
T. Fletcher,