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govrilOPy the dejcnner wee served ill it
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leaner of Lfarriage X♦lopu9oa. ot•
at Grocery,Turnberrystreet,Brussels,
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d, lt. ll''''i du bud a rib tra0lpred
while asetetin IP replovp, the,
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Cbnreh to ate=new• sit6, '
The A 0. U. W. in thin district iowc
completed nrraagemehta for nu axopr0ion
to Southampton on Friday, Jgl 4th,
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H. Abram, tormorl of the Stertors
hetet here, and late of the Opietor Hoaee,
Woodotoolt, hae taken a hotel in Remit
carr0f] Otrte
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A oPit of interedt to townspeople game
rtfor trial et °Odic* Waif week, being
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that of DOitall�}'. >;,fq'agalnot ttte.M Vera
tti Maopfaoturere Intgrance tlo. It ie the
only uui ettled claim arising out of the
feet fire at the factory, and rrpreoen1O
nearly $10,000, which the Zneuran0a
Oompany deolinee to pay on a teolpi,
nelIE •y'
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Brussels Woolen Mill
Whore the meteor Market
Prise will be laid in
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N. BARRETT
r Tonsorial Artist, 81top-Naxl door
Cont of the Standard ; auk, Ladles' ane
onildruu'e foie totting a epode,' by.
M, MDRRISON,
Issuer of Marriage Licenses,
WALTON, ONT.
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Is neyrr autis6eil, We kae ayerlaelin 1 tit jt tr in to make r
p g y y g
this score better, We're.never lagging fn our. efforts to gather the right
kind of geode rind making vnloas hotter. Dollars neyer bad such a ur-
p
chatting power as they have now -at this store -and baeineea wee never e0 `s
much to oq liking.- Our InOreaeing sales is inspiration for renewed effort
on our part to enlarge the sphere of this stores aeefulnese, $elowffwe
quote a few prtmae which you will find intorestin reading
Ladies' Black Uuderekirta, made 'ot mercerized ee1nua with
frills and ifnnnaee, in all ajzee and lengbha, regular prion 01 36, at
; White Shirt V>'aii te, in all the nacv designs; trimmed
with matte, embro,dery and lace at 500, 75o, $1, 01,50 and t2, , ,
Fine Grenadine Drees Goods at 60c, 75o and $1. . . Ladies'
L'Iele thread Black Hose, ee' Fae orf dye, with natural wool foot;
at 20m and 200, Lwdies' Faet Black Bose, in plain antl ria•
bed, great valve at 15e, 2 pairs for 26o. . . Men's Wool Socks,
ribbed tope, worth 15a, 2 pair for 25o. Men's Heavy
Books, ribbed tops, 100, 2air Cotton
drosses waists, in ohemke and stripes, regular White MC elrione, for
dresses
a and ail fast colors, P g
yard wide, 20 patterns to choose from,
regular 12}0 for ilio, . . Delineators for sale at the Drees Goode ql
counter. , . Butteriok'e Fashion Sheets free for the asking. • q
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top.
Mies Epby Livingston tea returned to
town from New Ynrk, where elle hue
a
been attending p lad college, and bee
pawed with honoro'
The $owing Tournament annonnged
to be held by let ie beteg gorau Bowling
O:qb on Jaly let being vigort,ae a noel.
ed forward, Between two and three tun.
Lee class ov'e.
There were 130 tiohete Bold at the Look.
now Stenon 111nooday morning for
Guelph,
Rev, Wm. Lowe, of Wtn ham mondaot•
Rg:-
ed the eervioe in Bt. Peters Oburoh Sun
day and leached a sermon to the Macon
P'
+m Order,
Jno, Joynt, of LAoknow, and Mr, Foe.
We also have in stock a fine line of
Blankets, Sheetings,
Yarn S, 'Tweed SE Etc,
All Pure Wool Goole,
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MISS JEAN M AUCBLIN,
-TI:AGREE OF-
PIANO - AND - ORGAN.
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ROBERT G U N N t N G N A M t
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FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH,
deed invitations have been Wetted.
Rev. A. P, Moore has announced bis
r oeltwntwhioh beonIas t beeor f held Christ
Pe
three Years. The resignation is to take
effect in August, end is owing to the de•manufactured
oieion of the rev. gentleman . to take a
course in medicineatone of the leading
Universities of the United States,
Court Listowel 1. 0. F., and Court
Royal Oak, U. O. F., united in the animal
I'o eetet•e' eervioe, held in the Baptist.
`laSOD strict at Ibe will represent
tOorette�reta a
wbloh will meet ah Winnipeg in Beptem•
heir.
The corner alone of the new Methodist
church at Hackett s will be laid by John
Joynt on Tuesday July let, at 5 o'olmok
in the afternoon atter which a tea meet•
ing will be held.
A anion Ooronation eeryiee woe held in
the Methodist church on the 26th of June
Coronation Day. An inteteeting
Custom Carding done at any lima
Your own wool wade into rolls at short
you
notice. 'Don't sail your wool or bore 1t
until oe oall at the
Y
BriieeeIe Woolen Mill and get prioee.
Lookridge giros.
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The aseeeement of Heneall is 6226 850.
our Odd•L'eilowe intend shortly to put
some new upholstered lurnjtpre•
Rev. J. S. Henderson was in Toronto
Iasi week, visiting the General Aesembly
of the Presbyterian Churoh•
As James Horton WWI driving home
front Beafortb, another rigpcontaining
two occupants wee driven rapidly be
hind him. Thinking theywiehedtopeee,
he turned out, when hie horse took frightan
outwith en b�, rye ae to to one aide. eawas thrown
hie leg.
Despite the injury be heldonto the linea
and prevended hie horse from getting
away. The occupants of the other rig
took him back to Beafortb, where his in.
jury was attended 10.
-Wellington Mutual
Fire lPsnranes CO,in
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wsmtarronnn 1840
aoenr n the
nolo u0000r taken
h else andfore mourn
yst m ae call00 the ruata,Pt Agent
note system
of the Company.
GEORGE ROGERB,Bruosele,
obnroh on Sunday afternoon. Rev. A. J.
Saunders, pastor of the Baptist choral,
preaobedtheeermon,Rndaepeoial choir
of male ',close, all being Forestate, had
and
appropriate program was given. Coltec
non in aid of theObildrena Hoepital, Tor.
onto.
Brussels Greenhouse,
MISS SARAH LOUISE MOORE,
L. O. M.
"Aondemio graduate ofLondon Conserve-
e Mom sect the
tory of Motto,al o
Musicians of Ontario, fa prepared to receive
number et pupils for instruction
on the piano.
the Principal'ssForm in thetConse vatole of or
Meeks,
Brussels, Ontario. .
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,oliarge of the musical part of the service.
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The groaude in front erwieeley church
are being levelled and otherwise fixed up.
The druggists of town have decided to
close every evening, Solnrday excepted at
7 o'clock during the Summer menthe.
Will. Kemp left for. Grand Rapids,
Mioh., where be has taken a oituation in
one of the big furnitureIaotories located
in thatofty.
Mr. Mahon, of the Clarendon Hotel,
the misfortune toiojure hie right•arm
last week bybeingthrown out of a rig
g
while driving in London.
Two new inmates were received into
the House of Refuge during the past week.
The iomatea are fairly end the
Mre. (Dr ) Kellam, of Niagara Falls, is -
Nia
at present ',taking Jae. and Mrs. Beattie,
and o,her friends,-k.and. Flowers.
There were 73 tfakete sold for the De- •
troit excursion on Wedneeday morning,
as against 22 last year, You will land at Brussels Greenhouse
A. W. Stobie received efrom the Do. any quantity of Tomato, Celery, Oau;i•
minion Government the other day, a medal fiowerand Cabbage Plante:
for long service in the colonial forces. Fine collection of Flowering Plante.
-F. W. Twaddle, rooms
g A choice lot of Geraniums and
fitted ap over A, Youngs grocery store, Annuals for bedding..
and•will move bin office there before the
end of the month. Cut Flowers supplied.
Bright and Seaforth lacrosse teams Flc•rtil Designs made to order,
played a eohednle game on the recreation
grounds, Friday evening. The borne Miss Kelly.
team won by 11 to 2.
Fordvvich.
Rev. S. 51.Marehall,B.D.,ofClifford,
occupied the u' it in the Methodist
P P P
church bare an Sunday evening.
Members of the Presbyterian church
tr, re at work preparing grounds for their
ehede whiob they intend to erect at once.
Wesley and Mre. Johnston, who have
been here for a month visiting relatives
and friende, returned to their home at
the Soo:
Robert Hooey has returned home from
New Ontario where be had been epending
the peat few weeks. He is well Wearied
with that country sod intends going
there again next Spring.
Alex. Orr, of the Albion, is now the
possessor of one of the finest oontry
Hotel boeeee in this part of Ontario and
had it at the station for the first time on
Tueeday evening of last week.
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ALEg. BUNTER-
1� clerk of the Fourth Division Court,
Co. Huron; Conveyancer, Notary Public,
Land, Lean and Insurance Agout; Auction-
sen Fundefnveeted and to'ioan. Colles-
tions made. Office in Grabam'e•B10ok,Brus•
sole.had
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fi it lifilli
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�'`• ; III ., yIIIIIIIIIt is never so willing to
AUCTIONEERS.
perform
al rig
�t its labors as when the Paint used
t
S. SCOTT AS AN AUOTION•
zap, will eon for better prices, to
better men in less tame and lees chargee
than any other Auctioneer in East Huron or
be won'teharge anything. Dates and orders
can always he arranged at thla mows or 6p
personal application.
1eion
w.^ iglllu, r
/ �•ttti� yields easily in application. The
all well,
number keeps up to its average of 70.'
Mrs. Arthur Unntelen partook of canned,
salmon and shortly afterwards became
y
veryi11. The doctor was summoned whoycO1Oi1w
Pronounced the ' symptoms those of
poiaouing and administering an antidote
soon had the enfferer oat of danger.
A few nights since four boyo maltreated
a ought it to B tie'" o Greene. es tin Theya
j P
to her tail, pelt her with atones and other
wise -maltreat her. Mr. Greene was not
anxious to prosecute the boyt, but thought
some example should be made, as they
were old enough to know hatter. The
mayor bas. assessed them 75 cents each
for resent" dama'ee, and the et tied a
6 Y" g
e n result of itew die lin•
onabie tt. ime, seould the
re en
juries they would be responsible for
its vliae •
W oimaeor end Tlaoed lintontBr Bn ks visited
of 21 ends. ' playedite
g h Windsor won the
The "Hurons" went to Galt on Battu,
day and played the return •League match HIIRON Orn Boys -Preparations for
with the seniors of that town but our P
the rrmsption of the Huron Ord Boys on
boys were not very deeply in it as the Jn'y 5th. are complete. Od an ival of
tame team won b 5 to 0. the special train from Toronto a rooee--
Mr. Neelin, exoditor of the Beaforth P- P
80 l be formed and the guests escort -
Bun, sued the G. T. Ry. Co. at the Gode- ed to Victoria Park, where addresses of
riots assizes for injury to hie leg, 0001610. welcome will be given. Ad'ournment
ed while boarding a train at Mitchell last will then be made for luncheon, and in
Winter. He entered enit to recover $600.' the afternoon the bands of the 48th High.
'The jury disagreed. lenders and the 33rd regiment will lead
Tuomae Copp, third eon of William the way.to the recreation roande, where
Copp, of Seatorth, departed thio life on g
Sunday afternoon,' 15th Met , Mr. Copp a splendid
Thieafternoon's
inelydeort a bolacrosse
had been ill for over ayear, name a via-LIAMS
,tim of oonenm`ptioo, and was a severe match, 8t. Marys ve. Seaforth, a football
sufferer. Be wan 51 years of. age, He match, Sweafortb vs. Brussels, and tear-
druggist by P war between 'leveret teams from the ear -
was a dg let rofresiw and atter roundingtownship. There will also be
York,iog hie 000ree bare went to New a relay oe for school boye open .to all
where be held for some time a good' ublio schools in the county. Four boys
position. While in that eity be•contract. from any school may sorer. In the even. n•
ed the die -base whish restated inbiedeath. ing a concert will be meveu at the recta.
An amnion for unstated damages against ation erounds by the combined bands of
the Gruel Trunk Rade ay Company was tba 48th Highlauilere and the 93rd.
initiated at Oegoode Hall Saturday! by
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work becomes a labor of love if you
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..,..•, use our reliable Beady -mixed
' Paints. We'll supply you with an
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Stands an
-The BEST
PAINTS
fails to give
•Notary
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and
saves
satisfaction.
Complete
Varnishes,
article that
y� �- Alone
on its Merits S o e
the youCMoney,
Mone , Time and Patience and never
Y Ti The SHEBe and never
stock. of Paints, Oils,
&.c.
& T urnbull
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VETERINARY.
. D. • WARWICK—
Ilonor emanate of the Ontario 'Vet-
TL-
is preparedd lto treata all cite -
acne of College,
entmnnner. Patti -tutor attention pale to
Veterinary Dentletry.� cos. promptly at.
tended to. Office and Infirmary -Four doors
North of bridge, Tomball, et., Brussels.
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A.tvt'0011.
A celebration will be held in Atwood
on D minion Day.
• Rev. A. Heneereon, M. A., of Magnets.'
wan, was in- town. renewing old friend-
chi e. - '.
bie
Sap
handfrom ahroken bottlatson e requiring nsh 0 four
q g
stitches to close the wound.•
- The village. patbmaetere did -a wise
ting in oroextena ing the Atwood stem of gran •
David 'flair aeeietant o erator here,
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left -Thursday of lastweek to assume a
similar position in Kincardine. -
Mr. Looae, of tke 1011) non., Elma, hae
returned from a vett to, California. He
visited Wm. and Mrs. Dann, of Dolton,
formerly of Atwood. Fruit picking was
at ire boot when he left the South,
The Atwood Football Aeaooiat
elected the following officers for the en.
suing year 1 -President, J. A: Mitchell ;
Vice President, C. M. Stewart ; and Vice.
President, G. Anderson ; Bee'y, D. G.
Anderson ; Treas., 0. H. McFarlane ;
Captain, Ed. Peebles ; Mannger,J'ohueton
Stewart.
Thoe. Fox, head olerk in O. H. Holmee
store, and ane of Atwood's progressive
young men, wan - united in marriage on
the 1.111. inat., at 0 p. m., at the home of
the , daughtfather, Thedford, Out , Mrs. ova.
Lala, denghter aC Wm. and Mre. Cava•
nagh. The myetio knot wan tied -by Rev.
Mr. Pring, to•merly of Atwood.
LEGAL AND CONYEYANCINO.
W M. SINCLAIR--
Public, dm, O81oe St 'Conveyancer,
Block..
1 door North of Central Hotel.
Solicitor for the 8tondardBank. •
oonteet,.tbe play was keenly fought, Jook-
eon making some remarkable allots, and
winning forbis rink by 4 points. The
amore :
Clinton, Windeor�
Bryd`one, Leggatt,
Wlltee, Bilis,
Fair, Cod Y'
Jackson, al' 17 Arnold, ek 19
Mc0orvie, Greenhill,
Irwin, Whyte,
8arland, E. Hoare,
Forester, eh 9 A. Wigle, ek....26
Majority for Windsor, 12 shote.
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Barrister J. H. Denton, who leaned a
writ on behalf of F. F. Gandy and Mre. Gorr i.e.
Maude Gundy, of Toronto. The plaintiffs There is a movement to sectors a chair
were paseengere on an accommodation factory here to employ 50 or 60 hands.
train that stopped at Soaforth and then. The afternoon train going East has
gave a sudden jerk while the passengers changed time and is now due here at
were alighting at the station. They were 4.18.
standing in the oat aisle when the shook Rev. E. A. Hall was in Bernie last
Dema and were precipitated violentlytoweek laying the corner stone of tna new
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English Ray, relievingein hat agent,
qhs floor. Born were injured in minor i
nature. lined dr harts were p a minor T. t agent,.e taking Mr.
nature, while ➢Ire, Gvody's opine was Founds' plane at the 0. P. R. station dun
badlyaffected. The extent of her injuries in the latter'a absence at the Corona.
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is not yet known even though they era tion.
thought to be permanent. A lawn social will be held on Viotoria
Park, Gerrie, on Coronation Day under
G • F. BLAIR, BARRISTER,
solicitor, eco. OIDee over Stand -
and Sauk. Solicitor for Village of Rrnseele.
Money'to Loan at lowest rates.
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EXPRESS WACON8,Burgeons
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DR. O. AMBROSE TOOL.E,
RESIDENCE AND OI`F10E-
BILL 5T, EAST, BRUSSELS.
J. A. M'NAUGHTON.-
M. T., €. M.,
Trinity University, Fellow Trinity" Medical
of Physicians eRo al and
Ont. Licentiate of the Royal 001-
Surgeons, On her Licentiate
lege of Physicians and Licentiate of MId-
wrlery,Edinburgh. I3'Telepbone No:14,
Reeidnnce-1Yti11etcoet,Brueeole.
aQ R 0en
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the anepioee of St. Stephen'sChuroh.
The Lucknow Brass Band has been
a ed.
O U S. E PAINTS 1 Oar new walks are feet progressing,
and are now down to W. M. Gallagher'e
to the Montreal Hoagie with dross.
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�s� 'e - inns and the walks and platform in front
about the painting of your hoose of the Albion Hotel property.
TFWhen yon consider thing
d{ (• q^the moat important thfag to think of ie, what fe the beet Not only the membere of theDENTISTRY
quality of paint obtainable? The beet paint to etand obnroh 'bt the whole village will be
' the weather and look [reek for the longest time? There 'P, " r
tlb vispacerie only one ser to this, naugolY, that a paint fade '9ABed • to know that the Rev. R. J.
a B.B. Genuine Lead, Pure Lfneeed Oft; Garbett, Methodist :'minister, wife and
with Bearsdenwell
- family. will remold here another year.
TRAD I ` MARiE and •jest enough. Dryer, mast be the heat, as thiliE B. Very 'few infnietere aro invited -for the
meal` has for so man,/ years been proved superior to. all othere. Such a paint is
Anobor Liquid Hoaee Paint, -and it ha the only liquid paint made. in Canaa with dove year reaped speaks
eaiet among the
the
Brandr'am'e B. B. Genuine 'White 'Lead. - -
towards their pastor.
It ie a mistake for you to use aoyt1)105 bat the veep beak paint in pafntfng your •
i' 11hr.
BIYth FallFair tai be vela mil October
7th and 8th.
N. H: Yonne'e aeeeerment on the salt
property was reduced from 6900 to
P p Y"'
$750.
Rev. George McQuillan and T. V.
Scott attended the iluron'Slpod in Lon,
don last week,peep's
J. A. Jaokeon was in Stratford on
Monday of last week, acting as referee at
'the football matoh between Brentford
and Stratford.
Wm. Habkirk hes moved hie family
from reet.Dungannon to Blyth and they are
occupying Mre. John Putlaod'e house on
Queen afresh.
A garden party nnder the anepioee. of
/he Ladies' Aid eomiety of the Blyth Pres.
byterian church will be held on the ohuroh
lawn on Friday evening, July 481,.
On Monday evening of last weelt the
Blyh bachelors and benediots aain tried$143,over
wnmpatens aE. baetbnll, and egelin theFrieode
tuneof 2 did the trouncing sot to the1�f+t'g
tune of 21 to 7.���Vl
Poetmaeter MOKinnon and Mrs. Milneparty
were in Hentilton last weekattending the
wedding of John McKinon and Mies
Dot Sintzel, We. McKinnon was not
able to attend owing to continued illness.
Joso Wcnnooq.—A correspondent tern ,
Humtlton ea a of the marriage of a
furter well known young mai of tide
town i -A very pretty wedding was eol-
emnized in Hamilton on Wedneeday,
June 1881), when J,;hu 5, Mackinnon of
the firm of 8. F. Mackinnon St Co„ Tor•
onto, was 1naOried to Mies Clara Nolen
Stoical, oldest dangbter of John Sintzel,
63''Victoria avenue North. Rev. C. J.
James performed the ceremony at the
home of the bride's parents in the promisee
of a large gathering of goners, relatives
and friends. The bride was in orepe de
P
Chane, with veil and orangebloesome, and
she wattled a large bouquet of white
rosea. She was attended by her Meter.
Miss Stella'Siutzel and her cousin Mien
Millie Hartman both of who wore ver
beooming gowns of pink Swiss muslin,
and carried pink roue. H. M. Netherald,
of Georgetown, was the groomeman. TheDavid's'
drawing•room and hall were daintily
decorated with palma and daisime and the
maga was beautifully rendered by Mien
Featherston, of IIamiltoa. The bride.
groom's gift Co the bride was a pearl and
ring, to the l tinge, an bo gave
turquoise and pearl rings, and to theopening
ushers Very pretty pins. Atter the
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DR. R. P. , FE/LD.
DENTIST `
Graduate of ;the Royal College of Dental
antennaenf.OnteriO. and ,Firet•eltea Honor
Graduate of Toronto University. Office
next to Brewer's Photograph Gallery,
' BRUSSELS.
home. The coot of putting on the paint is usually about the Name an the cost of the Uoderie t►•
paint heel!. A'cheap paint takes more time to make a reasonably good job with
than a good paint, and dose not last as long, nor look so well. In foot the cheap point . W. 0. Brough has been appointed
is the moat expensive paint in the end. Make no mistake. Uee Anchor Liquid engineer in charge of the harbor works at
Hoose Paint. It ie a Pure White Lead, Zino and Lioeeed Oil Paint, and is as good Depot Harbor and will remove to that
as can be made with our choice of the very best materials, Uee it and get the most Plume shortly.
satiefaotory results obtainable with paint. Sold by- A. J. Dickson was eaooesaful in the
third year exeminatione in medloine at
�p� �y� MoGill University, and J. 0. Martin in
�,. �a � 'tf+•]r�� �ee>!fG CO., Brussels. the second year.
In connection with enumeration week
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L/STOWEL / %,
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Is menus (mrwaril Suring term begins Mon-
day, April 7. Our rate e are reasonable -our
courses 01 Rto.ly. thorough and practical
Send for aur J"nr'nal to Leo what we Wadi.
Students may enter et nay Em. Two
Stureee el Studynter at ralal and Shot-
A, FLNMXI4O, A. L' MoINTYitE,
iieerocary,
Owen �oaud. iolstoweL
MIs
in the Goderiob post ofaoe, the record
shows the largest revenue in its history,
$7,400 per annum.
of the bnepital will bo pleased
toellearn that over $71) woe cleareda atteO
all expenses paid atthe progressive euchre
an__Dreeheld three weeks ago in the skating
rink.
G. Catnerou, K. 0., M. P. P., will
•lewd.
�irie.
,j,g.President
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�1 Your Hearts Desire
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f� '� \t;tt!rJJlit will be found in our new line I
"''' of Summer Shoes. New
w yf
,t -" c shapes. New styles. New
pp
`''',./.,...... /rte Ali ldea8, Grace, beauty and
fig„
.. r11 a a..� "f w comfort combined as never
y y
�� t\ 1 i before. Our Oxford Ties
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t' COPYRIGHT. ties.
Agents for the Slater Shoe.
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We aro agenta and
keepa full Resort•
meto( the Standard
Patterns. in stock,
The Pwtterne forus
July inalude the anti
Barry" Sleeves.,
"Monte Carlo" Corte
and "Ooffee" hulk.
eta. Theca o ular
popular
etylos will be found
intim Standard Pat-
terns just received
byno and now on
sale.
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We are showing a large
range of Daintyand Beauti-
a
fill Materials for Summer
Waists and Dresses such as
M U811 ns,
Organdies, ies
g
Dimities
Embroidered Linens,
Mercerized Lawns,
•
Mercerized Sateens
and Pel Clt$.
be a member of the oommission for the
Revision and consolidation of the Dominion
Statutes. Tbe work of the last commie•
be-
Bion lasted from 1883 to 1886. Ill ie be-
lieved this will ooma about two etre.
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The dredge is now employed between
The July num the G. T. R. dook and the island, and it
her of the Deeign• is intended we believe, to make le deep
er which can also channel all round the island and make it
be pnrobased from mnoh wider than it is at present. The
makes a feature dook in front of Lee'e warehouse to now
of outing Toilettes being renewed, some fifteen men being
for Ladies and employed on the job.
8nmmer apparel Lieut. -Col. Peters, D. 0. 0,,of London,
for Small boye. made the annual inepeotion of the Colleg•
late Cadet Corps. The strength of the
EVERYTHING corps is 40 rank and file, with Captainv
OI(EAP. Kiely in oommand,and let Lieut. Jordan,
2nd Lieut. Lane, Sergeants Tighe, Hoe.
No FANCY 100 Knox, and Rh nae, BuglerwhomCaptains.
Grant au instructor,
The proposal le made to extend St..
street through to the G.T.E.
station, opening a road through the two
vacant lots which lie between the present
the At
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Red f f`ltjLP' Ohl II�,IUh
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North Shore
. Pine and Cedar
FOR SALE AT THE
Brussels Planing Mills
-
ileo Doors and Sash Of all Pat
ter on hand op tondo to order
=go ttyy
0 Short Notice.
Estimates Furnished for all
kinds of Buildings, Workman-
and Mtttartal Guaranteed.
ehipruby
p j\/j `jj1j� r j f
C .L'a..r u • • • I,ar
end of. the road and elation.
present EPA street !tarnishes the only
direct menus of tion to the stationdrom
ope ingof S p avid of the t wo, d b theAAA■...p
of SE: Dnvfd'e street would 1)m do
STRACHAN.
A small convenience.
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Downing