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The Brussels Post, 1907-8-8, Page 5, Telegraph Operators are wanted badly by our Canadian Railway Oompaniee. They are forced to odvertioo for them to -day. With 3000 miler) new road build- ing the demand will be otill keener. Why not got ready? Tho work is 010114 and nice and the eatery very good. We, prepare you gluohly and at little coat. Write up for free particulate, CENTRAL TELE- ollarti Souoor, Gerrard East, Tor- onto. W. H, Sfidw, President. BUSINESS CARDS. H. MoORAOKEN- • Issuer of Marriage Licenses, Of. llue ut Grocery, 1'urnberry street, Brussels. WM. SPENCE CONVEYANCER AND ISSUER OF MARRIAGE LICENSES 0811ce In Hie Post. Mee, Ethel. 60.4 BERTHA C. ARMSTRONG Is prepared to give lessons on Piano or hoed Organ. Tarim on application. Postoinoo address -Brussels. Residence - Lot 8, Lon. 10, 'Only. Pupils may have their least 88 attheir own 11011100 it preferred. MISS LAURA SPENCE Teacher of Piano or Organ ETHEL, ONT. MISS MARGARET M'LAUCHLIN TEACHER OF PIANO Pupils prepared for the 'Toronto Conservatory of Music. JAMES HARRIS, Agent Howiok Mutual Fire Insurance Company Office and R801810800- WALTON. ONT. ROBERT CUNNINGHAM' 180888808, FIRE AND MARINE. t'- GUELPH. MONEY TO WAN ON FARM PROPERTY Rata of interest 6t per cent per annum, Bret Mortgage LIFE AND FIRE INS. AGENT Excelsior Lite Insurance Company The Equity Fire Insurance Company All business attended to promptly, H. R. BREWER, J. P. Clerk 4111 Division Court. AUCTIONEERS. 11' S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION- • lion, will Bell for better prices, to Ur 1108 men, 10 lees time and lase charges than guy other Auctioneer in East Huron or be won't charge anything. Dates and orders eau elwaye be arranged at this omce or by p -re ,nal application, ROBT. H. GARNISS BLUEVALE - ONT, Auctioneer for Huron County. Terme reasonable, Sales arranged for at the efnco of THE Pon, Brussels. 98101 VETERINARY. !ZI_ A. CUNNINGHAM-' k.A • Honor Graduate of the Ontario Vet- erinary Collage, le prepared to treat all (Re - eases el domeetloated uulmale in a compet- ent manner. Particular attention paid to. Veterinary Dentistry and Milk.Fever. Calls promptly attended to, Office and Infirmary -Four doors North of bridge, Turnborry st., Brusoels.. 'Phone 41 It LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING. A• B. MAODONALD- Barrister, Solicitor, Notary, Eta. 8uceeesor to G, F. Blair. Ol60e over Stan. Bard Sauk, 180088010. Solicitor for Metro- politantfack, %' M. SINCLAIR• - r r • Barrister, 'Solicitor,,00aveyaveer,. Notary I'ablie, Ric, Ulnae -Stewart's Block 1 door North of Central Hotel, du Bolter for the Standard Bank, 13ttOUDFO0T, HAYS & BLAIR- . BARRISTERS, U LICSOLICITORS, 1T Q8, NOTARIES W. PROODIrooT,n 0. BLdIR. 1i, C.'HAIo 011]080-931080n former yyroccupied by Monera El epicures, - 0888nIo, DENTISTRY D.R. R. P. FEILD, DENTIST Oraduateof the Royal Collegea o} Dentaltal Brgeonoof o and IleumGraduato ot Toronto Uuivoreity, 00100 First-elm next. to Brewer's Photograph Gallery, BRUSSELS. l.a,.a.c43 twT2i l,"a E�Fpa Opus Sa, tambar 3 Fa11 Tarin 0 p a P j CENTRAL // r :#9/• STRATFORD. ONT. dq Thio Soaool whioh 10 on old and ib well eotabliehed one acanthi to the forefront the gro&ol nommerotal E and Shorthand an dohooli in the West. 19 t� od in t,4 Our t0aah0rs are rotighenb q� n cal, rWoonraot thorough and pool- hY tfone We midst ur free too al pool- IY, tions. ILLIO231 & alo.LA ala lie. 11 ,D EY,LYU])T & MaLAOHLAN, �' Prluoipale.11 0'44 r45P1.47.-11W-1=IVANg44 metier get "110uu1uu" 11011uaee 9ry I E0llenllen 11114' 1111111 tYINTI yell/ 0,1 had llrlbrw'lltile, Fall Term from Sept, Brd� A'1T10ND'rue ELLIOTT bD TORONTO. ONT. and y,0 will undoubtedly Lot ' seen• i u" pt181 fain traInhhnet too'imt- tution Idd, 0,,4 el two bu',.1re I and Day e.1 0 for buokkoup00'l, 8tenugr tph• ua ors. '•tat, wo 6IL•d only {Mono of the rolltlnne flail no ono 0880 rea•ly a oY when 0,1110 we' 0 re0-8vd,8. Yes, It IIVVA py 0 attend this 00hoel-it 4,ub.y ppye, tk 181 Catalogue free. W. J. ELLIOTT, Prinotpal. Con Yonne Ann anexANDRit tlT0• i)Tatri t 4,103s. Fos quality and quantity auk your denier for the new big plugs of "Babe" "Stag" and "Currency" Chewing Tobao 0000• 46-16 Plies get gniok and certain relief from Dr, Shoop's Magic Ointment. Please note it ie made for •pilee alone, and its action ie positive and oertain. Itching, painful, protruding or blind piles die• appear like magi() by hie nee. Large niakel•oapped glace jars 50 oents. Sold by all dealers. C0EOnaTOLATED SIR MORTftinn.-Bir W. Mortimer Clark, K. C., Lieutenant Governor of Ontario has been reoeiving the congratulations of hie fellow direo• tore on the Board of the Metropolitan Bank on the question of hie being knight. ed by Hie Majesty the King in reoogni• Eon of hie many services to hie native provi000. Of all the financial inalitu• thine with whioh Sir Mortimer to identi• fled, there ie none iu.whiah he takes a deeper interest or a greater pride than the Metropolitan Bank. • Tins following ie a list of Fall Fairs.- Toronto Aug. 26 Sept. 7 Listowel Sepl. 4-5 London ... . Sept. 6-14 Exeter Sept. 16-17 Walkerton Sept. 19-20 Seaforth Sept. 19-20 Blyth Sept. 23-24 Mi:dm•uy Sept. 23-24 Ripley Sept. 24-25 Goderioh Sept. 25-26-27 Wiogbaro Sept. 26-27 Looknow Sept. 80-0Mb. 1 Atwood Oob, 1-2 Teeswater Oct. 1-2 Tiverton Oat. 2-3 Brueeele Oot. 3-4 I will mail you free, to prove merit, samples of my Dr. Shoop'') Restorative and my Book on either Dyspepsia, the heart or the kidneys. Troubles of the stomach, heart or kidneys, are merely symptoms of a deeper ailment, Don't make the common error of treating symptoms only. Symptom treatment ie treating the result of your ailment and not the ranee. Weak stomach nerves - the inside nerves -mean etomnon weak. nese always. Aud the heart and kid• ueye aa well, have their controlling or inside -nerves. Weaken these nerves and you inevitably have weak vital organa.. Here is where Dr. Shoop's Restorative baa made its fame. No other remedy even claims to treat the "inside nerves." Alco for bloating biliouenese, bad breath or complexion, use Dr, Shoop's Restore. tive. Write me today for sample and free book, Dr. Shoop,Ranine, Win. The Restorative is sold by all dealers. rrev. [Intended for .last week.] Mieees Susan and Beatrice McNair were visiting friends on the 16th con. The many [Honda of Peter McNeil will be sorry to hear that hie health is not improving. Jae. A. MoNair intends taking a trip to Arcola, where he will visit his sister, Mre. Jae, Hislop. Stauley Duncan hoe returned to hie home in Eetevan after visiting in Grey and Elam for a few weeks. Mre. Calder and ohildreo, from near Bright, were vieitore with lure. D. Mu Nair leek week. Mre. Calder ie a niece of airs, McNair. Haying is over now and the crop was mvoh better than was -expected Boma months ago. A good many farmers have invented in bay loaders this year. I'll atop your pain free, to show you first -before you spend a penny -what my Pink Pain Tablets pan do, I will mail you free, a trial package of them -Dr. Sboop'e Headache tablets. Neuralgia headache, toothache, period pains, eto., are dna alone to blood congestion. Dr. Shoop's headache tablets (imply kill pain by coaxing away the unnatural blood pressure. That is all. Addreee .Dr. Shoop, Enable, Wie. Sold by all deplore, Hexlfryll. GARDEN PARTY. -The Garden Party held at Henfryn ander the anepione of 81. David's Episcopal ahurolr was entire. ly eucceestul• Mrs, Rowland's lawn pray. ed an ideal piece for the event, •ttnd bad the weather remained fine, the crowd would have been even larger. Tea was served from 6 to 8 p. m after which an excellent program wag rendered. A heavy rain storm came up about .9.80 p. m., driving all to the shelter of the hall where the remaining portion of the re . vendsd The Listowel program was Orchestra furnished expellent mneio during the evenink, Thefollowing ae• dieted in the program :-Recitation, Mies Ida Cole, of Alma Ladiee' College ; colo, Mice Spence, of Ethel ; address, Rev. Mr. Bourne, of Listowel; Bolo, Geo. Cox •,recitation, Miee Floaeie Donnelly, of. Newton ; solo, Mise Spence I recitation, Reginald Neil ; solo, Geo. Coxa The reoeipte totalled about $53. The ream,. Rev, H. P. Westgate, acted as obairman. 3Mxeter. Talir of holding an Old Boye' Reunion in Exeter le again being revived, The Grand Trnok Superintendent and several other'oflioials were here Tuesday of last week looking after the alterations being made at the depot. John Charlton, who had been quite ill at Hanley, Saab., with typhoid fever, returned borne Monday evening of last week. He brought witn him two ane specimens of Seotoh Meg bounds. asmesibiewarawie Win. Grigg, 4xoter'a venerable gentle' Man celebrated hie 87th birthday Mon- day of loot week by entertaining the tour local olergymin and their w'vea, Al. though advounod in yours Mr, Grigg. 8100 fairly good health and is able to take an outing eao11 day, .Among those who were eu000eeful at the recent entranoe examination of the Toronto College of Rutile was Mine Jennie Pickard, of Exeter. Mies Pickard petaled in hietory, oeoond examination with first ohm honors, history, first examination, first Maga honors and 0e0i0r rudiment') with tirot oleos hectare, Ever Have Cramps Kind of fierce to be tied up in a knot at midnight with oramps. Keep Ner• viline bandy. Ten drape quiet orampo instantly. Used ineasionally Nerviline prevents this trouble entirely. From Stratford, Ont„ Wm. Dee writes : "Nothing I know of will give anon goiok relief to (tramp', polio or pain in the etomaoh ao Nerviline, If you feel equoamieh or molt, put len drops of Nor. thine in water and you're well next minute." Think of the protection and oomfort contained in a 26o bottle of Nerviline and gab it to day. ilt.t W 00 (1. Wm. Porterfield, Oth don., is recovering from hie severe attack of pneumonia. Some exciting g0m08 of bowls are being played on the green eaoh night and the members are getting quite expert. Another old landmark ie gradually disappearing in the old Forrest eaw•mill whioh is being gradually diemantled. There is some floe timber in the old building. Lionel Holmes, eon of C. H. Ho'm'e, merohont, had the misfortune to break the wrist of hie left hand. He fell off the gangway at the grist mill, while playing there. Alex. Morrison had the misfortune to lose hie driver on Wednesday morning of lent week. The animal was pasturing on the street, and it ie ouppoeed that another horse kioked him and broke his leg. Tumidity night of last week two of Wm. Broughton's valuable horses in come way got on the G. T. R track and a special train going through killed one and in• jured the other ao that it may die also. Mr. Broughton's farm is right beside the track. The offioere of Atwood Lodge No. 332 I. 0. 0. F., wore installed a short time ago, by P. G. D. G Anderson, acting for the District Deputy. The following are the elective officers : N. G., T. G. Rat aliffe; V. G., Jae. Newbigging; Roo.•Seo , Ed. Hook, Fin.•Soo., S. Watson ; Tams., Angus Dickson. DON'T ME AT 45. Cure the Indigestion Which Is so Liable to Lead to Apoplexy. Rush of bueineee, eating too feet and too mach, exoeases of any kind, soon re exalt in 'indigestion. Then when the digestive organs cannot care for the food properly the coats of the blood vessels in the brain get little nourish., went, become brittle and finally yield to the fierce blood 'pressure. One ie Then said to have a "shook." to be paralyzed, or to die from apoplexy. People suffering from heodaohe, giddi- ness, palpitation, eleeplesenees, bad taste in the mouth, drowsiness, coated tongne, aigrette after Baling, speaks before the eyes, and any other of the many dietreee Ing resells of a weakened atemaob, ehovld print by the discovery of Mi -o na etomaoh tablets, In recent years the greatest advance in medicine has been in the study of diseases of digestion and nutrition and no other preeoription has proven itself of as much value es Mi•o•na. It is relied upon as a certainty to day in relieving the worst troubles of digestion and aeeimila tion and making a oomplete ours. We absolutely agree that your money will be refunded should you buy a 50o. box of Mi o•no stomach tabiete and not be eatiefied with the requite. Mi-o•na is eoldby drnggiete everywhere, or will be sent by mail on reooipt of price, 50 cents. Booth's Miona Company, Buffalo, N. Y. G oderich. Wednesday will be civic holiday in Goderioh. H. W. Thomann bag sold hie drug business to F. J. Bvtlend, of Toronto. The Goderioh lawn bowling tournament opened at the West street green on Tues. day afternoon. Goderioh is having an nnnaually large number of gatherings of ono kind and another this year. N. J. Morrissey, formerly of the Huron hotel, Goderioh, has purobaeed the Cabinet hotel at Stratford from M. I. Helm. An awning over the window of one of oar banks ()aught fire and was thoroughly destroyed. The blaze started from a cigarette 'Rub thrownout of anupetair window. 41 the sale of ex•mayor Tilt's property on Huron Road fourteen Iota were sold. They are fifths and were bought by Messrs. Kirkpatriok 5, J. Yonill 2, A. P. Walker 2; H, Janes 1, Ed. Robertson 1, and Brahman 3. The price paid 0verag• ed nearly 588 per lot. At the meeting of the water and Tight oommieeiou a pride of loo per thousand gallons wee matte for the water to be used by the Guelph & Goderioh Railway for their engines rip to January let next, the commission to put in a 1•inoh pipe, or as advleed to the G. & G. lank. Lest Fall a gold medal was offered by Victor Lauriston, of Chatham, the weal known anther and poet for the pupil from Goderioh public sohool tobtaining the higheet marks on the highoohooi en- trance examination tbie year, Tho winner it Mies Oral Stoddart. The shop of Stoddart & McKinnon, Hamilton street, harneso•makers and implement and carriage dealers, wan broken into a couple of night() ago and the oontente of the Dash bag ebolen. En- trance wag obtained to their oarriage shop and the thief then undertook to out his way through a wooden door between it and the harness [hop. This evidently proved too tedious work and the expedient smashing of a window was adopted. The culprit"was apprehended Saturday by Provincial Oouetable Phelan and, Chief Sande,of the ton fora'). He ad - milted hi e nilt town Police Magistrate Butler Saturday afternoon and was committed for trial. The young mane name la Fred Steele, and he was a for- mer employee of Stoddart & M6Kinnon, Moe, Will, Priteley hes gone to Detroit for it vigil with her deters before leaving for her future name, Prince Alberta, Sask. Jas. and plre. I'ril:4'ey and child left for Ninga, Man , where they will visit Pare, Frilzley'o old home before proceed. ing to the Ooaet. The by-law to guarantee the bonus of the Maitland River Power Company to the extent of $150,000, woe defeated at the pone Saturday the vote for i0 being 801 and 351 against. Thiel means ac- cording to the statement of Mr, Moyes, that so far as he and lila friends are con - turned there will bo no development of power from the River Maitland and no building of eleotrlo railway') in this county. A former by law g00ranteeiog 8150,000 bonds of the Maitland River Power Company, whioh woe oarried by a large majority, still stands, but me it gave the town a mortgage on the whole of the saute of the 0ompany it was objeotional to Mr. Moyee end the financial men be- hind him and the new by law was sub- mitted, making the town and bondholders joint mortgagees. A Question Often Aalied Why ao many people feel worse after taking pills than before? Tronble ie that draatio pills are need- No remedial aotion le obtained, the bowels are irritat• edand dreadful onusbipation follows. In ming Dr, Hamilbon'e Pills you are scarcely conscience of having taken medioine. Although very mild, Dr. Hamilton's Pills do regulate the bowels, stimulate normal action of the glands, and create neither nevem, griping or violent action. Positively guaranteed for billowiness, indigestion, etomaoh, liver lied kidney ills. For a safe family pill rely on Dr. Hamilton's, 25o per box at all dealers. F'ordwlola. The Masonic block, whioh looks somewhat the worse of wear, will re- ceive eons improvements this amnion. Archie PaoMiahael left on Wednee• day morning of last week, for Qn'Ap. polio, Sask., 10 look after hie interest in his horse ranch there. Wm. Marek, who some days ago had his leg fractured below the knee and also reoeived a severe crush of bie ankle, we are pleased to say, is doing nicely. The Trneteee of S. S. No. 6, Howiok, have Bemired the eervioee of Mies H. McKee, of Harrietoo, me teacher for the next robool year at a eatery of $500. The Police Traeteee will run the cement walk West of lbs Albion Hotel to the next corner and probably from the bridge to the bakery and put in two 000801ng8. W. A. Edwards has purchased the old factory alta from Walkey Bros. It is his intention to erect a large ware. house, two storeys high, on the old elope wall and a workshop, three storeys high, in the rear where the old engine room and dry kilo stood. He will put in a good stook of furniture and keep an up. to•date furniture emporium. Herb. Manger, who left Fordwiob about two years ago, wee a visitor at Mre. McCurdy's. Since leaving here he hue travelled through the United States and Mexico. He leavee iu six weeks for a trip through Europe, Alia, Africa, Australia, South America and home through Ibe Canadian Weet. Clare Hatobieon,of Toronto Junction, is taking an enforced holiday at hie home here. He ie musing a scalded arm, wbiob be reoeived on an engine In London. After reoeiving the injury he shovelled five tons of opal in 21 hours in the ran from Landon to Toronto, a distance of 114 miles. In that time they made several ')tope and waited on eidingo for passing trains, The injured arm is healing well. Resign Prom The Worry Club Lite is a rush, but we can't all get there together. In consequence, we worry -Can't help it beoanee nerves are weak, vitality is burnt up and there ie no staying power left. Ferrozono is a moat strengthening nutritive tonic. Fills the blood and iron, auppliee building material for worn out organa, generates the sort of vitality that makes you want to do thinge. No medioine more helpful and useful for men, women and children who need strength and slaying power. Try Ferrozone, 50o per box at all dealers. 131v tit. David Cowan loot hie cow killed by the C. P. R. train in the evening: Wednesday of last week a load from town:attended the Summer School in Goderioh. Mies Mabel and Beatrice Soarlett, of London, ere the guests of their friend, Miss Etalka Hamiltou. The Vetere' Lint of Blyth for 1907 are printed. 832 voters are on the list, and the total number eligible to serve as jurors le 100. A new, Ogee threshing machine has arrived on the 0. P. R. for Elam Living- ston, and with his traction engine wilt have an outfit hard to beat. Mien Mary Forsyth has purchased the knitting maohinery and buoine0a of Goo. Dawson, and it will be removed to the Woollen mill where it will be operated. St. Joseph's (thumb, Clinton, was the Nene of a wedding on Tuesday morning of Iasi week when Rev. Father Hanlon united in the holy bonds of matrimony MIEN Snoannah MoLaaohlin and Harry James, both of Blyth. They will take op their residence at the home of the bride. GUELPu-Gonnato» NOTE(). -Sir Thos. Shaughnessy elated at Guelph last week that the`railway is already doing a fine local freight bueineee between Blyth and Guelph Jnnotion, showing the need the groat o • t atiou and h e rn for its don g � venisnoeit must prove to the 000ntry it traverses, Frequentlythe mixed troika whioh are now hauling poseengere and freight, carry often twelve or four• teen oars of the latter, Indeed the traf- fto is already snob that with the open• ing of the road to Goderioh the proposal. in made to put on a way freight. In that case, the train crews will run be. tween Guelph and the Junction, whioh arrangement will leave those now living here to continue doing go, EXCURSION TO Gna1rn: The Guelph Memory of Wednesday of Iasi week Gays :-Tho first formal visit of the reel• dente of the towns' along the Guelph & Goderioh Railway, wbiob are now linked to Guelph, is being paid today. anion i onba wbiob The can Halon to is a p t i with oome •1 ed a t0. n wl art by a 4010.1 vp five or Aix bundrod plowmen this morn. Ing. The train was mode up at Blyth,. where almost every Orme of bneinee4 woo closed up, and the reeidenta came BRUSSELS NEW DAYLIGHT STORE G. N., McLaren SWEEPING REDUCTIONS EN READY-TO-WEAR OLOTHINC Up to $8.50 Boys' 2 -piece Suits for $2.50 -Boys' 2 -piece Suite in light and dark colore, Tweeds and Serge'), for boys 5 to 10 years old ; regular $3.00 and 53.50. July sale price -Your choice for 2.50 Up to $6,00 Boys' 3 -piece Suits for $4.60 - Boys' 3 -piece Suite with Knicker Pante, in light and dark shades of Canadian Tweeds, well made with good linings and aro perfect fitting, for boyo 10 to 10 years old ; regular up to $11.00. July sale price -Your choice for 4.60 Up to $9.00 Men's Tweed Suits for $6.60 -Men's Suits, light and dark shades in good qualities of Canadian Tweeds, strong linings and perfect fitting, all sizes 80 to 44 ; regular up to $9.00. July sale prtoe-Your choice for 6.60 Mon's Odd Pants, regular up to - $1.50 for $1.15 - Alen's Tweed Pante in light and darlr abides, strong Canadian Tweeds, all sizes 32 to 44 ; regular up to $1.00, July sale price -Your oboice for 1.15 A Soft Snap in Soft Front Shirts -Men's and Boys' sizes in Soft Front Cambric and Madras Cloth Shirts, mostly iu light colors. All sizes from 12 to 17 in the lot. Regular priced 00o and 70o. 4 Q C July sale price -Your choice for LL77 12),-c Fancy Mullins for 8e -5 pieces Fancy Mastitis iu light shades, satin fiuished stripes, just the thing for children's dresses and waists ; regular lip to 124o. July sale price -Your choice for per yard .08 15c Ladies' Black Cotton Hose for 10c - 20 dozen Women's Black Cotton Hose, Seamless feet, fashioned and fast black, all sizes from 8 to 10 ; regular price 15o. July Bale price per pair .10 SPECIAL SALE of STRAW HATS 50c Boys' Straw Sailors for 25c -2 dozen Boys' Fancy Braid Straw Sailors, with silk band ; regular 50o, for 25 75c Men's Canton Sailors for 50c - 3 dozen Men's White Canton Sailors, with leather sweat bands and good silk bands ; all sizes ; regular 75o. July sale price 50 $1.00 Men's Canton Sailors for 75c 14 dozen Men's White Canton Sailors, fine quality with leather sweat and silk bands ; reg- ular $1.00. July sale price 75 qV/i^ IIIGH:E BB 1 PRICES FOR PRODUCE Goods Right or your Money Back. Next door to American Hotel. G. N. McLaren 9 almost in a body, to be joined by others at the different pointe along the firm. On arriving at the oity they boarded the et'eet oars and were taken to the College, where the morning wee spent before going to Riverside Park for lunch, Many otthe prominent reeidenta of Blyth were among the visitors, and it bad been the intention of Hie Worship and AId. Sbrntbere to tender a formol wel- come this morning, but the train ar• rived earlier than anticipated. Ald. Lyon and several of the civic officials and aldermen are at Riverside this after. noon. From Whom are You Going to Buy ? From a reliable firm where you see what you are getting or from some agent who don't know one kind of Granite from another and aures only tor his oomtilisaiou a0 agent 1 We employ no agents and guarantee all our work for Bye years. 'Wilson & II u .ter 1010 U Stop That Cold To check early colds or Orippo with "Prevention means sure defeat for Pneumonia. To stop a cold with Prevclltics is safer then to let it rim and be obliged to cure it afterwards. To be sure, Pro - unties will cure oven a deeply seated cold, but taker early -at thesneeze stage -they break, or Thead off those early colds. That's surely better. hat's why they are called .revalues. • Prevontiesore little Omit. Cold Curds. No Q;1ft- Ino, n0 physio, nothing sickening, Nice for the c11i1dren-and thoroughly age too. If you feel chilly, if yon sumo, if you 00118 all ovor, think of 7raventios, Promptness may also save half your Usual slolrness. And don't forget your child, if there is foverlshnas0, hightot• day. 110000n prob. fr1r.ably lips Proveotios' greatest elHeioney. Sold in ytovo lice. Insist 010 300r d uestate givii of Yoe rev::' TICS 64ALL DEALERS" Protect Your Horse with a good Fly Net or Fly Sheet. We have them in Leath- er or Cotton and at prices to suit everybody. OUR SINGLE HARNESS is just now in great demand -the Rubber and Solid Nichle Trimmings are great favorites. We make all our Harness, both Heavy and Light, and can give you what you want. For Trunks and Valises that will stand travelling you should buy ours as they are built specially with that object in view anddo not cost you any more than the imitation ones offered by some other's. Whips, Dusters and everything in the Harness line in stock. Repairs in Collars, Harness, &o., promptly done. Comfortable Rooms to let above store. I. 0. Richards Ewan & 0 Are Ready for Summer Sales with a Stock of Buggies that Defy Competition. Tho new Danb Supporter is a long felt want. No more broken dashes can odour to any purchaser of a Ewan & Go. Buggy, and no slack stays as we have the remedy to prevent loose, flopping back Mays. Our Buggies have improvements that no other Buggieehave. 100 BUGGIESTO SELL Likewise all kinds of Rubber Tire Buggies on hand. We invite in- tending pnrobasors to inspect our stook and buy a Buggy made by Ewan & Co. in Brussels and save your money. We also handle along with our own Buggies, work of reliable Syms such ao Oshawa, Brookville and Brantford Buggies for any one re- quiring them. Call and boyat Ewan & Co.'s, Brussels Carriage Works, and save money. 1; OLD BUGGiES Bo -painted, Tope Relined and Covered and made as good as new. and get o lir Prides Call WANE & CO.