The Brussels Post, 1898-12-9, Page 3DEC, 9,
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ROBERT CUNNINGHAM
INSVRANON,
FiRE ANG MARINE,
GUELPH.
T, FLETOHER
issue► of Marriage Licenses,
OFIMOS AT JIIWBLRs STORa.
l 'No Witness ROquired,
T. F'LI'1TCHER, Brussels
ALEX. }IUNTER
Clerk of Elio L'ourth Division Cour
Co, Hu -on. Oonvoyaneer, Notary Public
Land Loan and Iusuranee Agent, 'Nude
Invested and to loan. Collections made
0lllee in Grabam'e Blo0k, Bruesele
AUCTIONEERS.
141 .S. SC/OTT AS AN AUCTION-
. ' nun, will sell- for better prteos, to
better men, h1 ass time and lass ohargoe
than any other Auctioneer in Bast Huron
or he won't charge anything. Dates and
orders can 'always bo arranged at this office
.or by personal application,
f1APT. r, STRETTON,
Wbo has hail 20 yenre oxporland° n0. au
Auctioneer, but who had to quit owing to ill
health, Lae again taken out license and in
!prepared to conduct sales at reasonable
terms. Satisfaction guaranteed. Dates limy
be arranged at Tin Powo Publishing Rouse.
. TAB. ST1ILITTON,
1•t0 AuctiOltoor.
VETERINARY.
T D. WARWIOK,
ee • Honor Graduate of the Ontario
Veterinary College, is prepared to treat all
diseases of domesticated animals 10 it oom.
,potent manner. Parti0ular attention paid
to veterinary dentistry. OM is prowl t)y at-
tended to. Ofliae an d Infirmary-BaurAoore
north of bridge Turnberry et., Brussels.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
-%/ M. SINCLAIR, RARRIs'riu
t�+Solicitor, Conveyancer ,NotaryPub.
Ito, ,to, Office-vanetone'e Bloak,1 door
north of Central Rote Solicitor for the
Standard Bank.
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F. BLAIR, BARRISTER, VI • Solicitor, &e. (late of Gamow&
Frondloat's Oinoe, Goderieh.( Onloo over
Galion & Smith's Bank, Bruesele,
Money to Loan. 47
MG. CAMERON,
• (Formerly of Cameron, Holt &
Cameron,) Barrister and Solicitor, Goderioh,
lint. O2lce-ilamilton St., Opposite Col
Lorne Rotel,
MEDICAL CARDS.
- J. A. M'NAUGHTON,
00.11„ 0.M., Trinity University, Bellow Trin-
ity Medioal College, Member College of Phy-
sicians and Surgeons, Ont. Licentiate of the
Royal College of PD781000lls and Licentiate
of Midwifery, Edinburgh. i 'I'olaphone
No.14. Residence, 11i11St., Brussels.
E. T. SNIDER,
M.D., O. M., successor to Dr. A. bfoXelvay,
Licentiate of Royal College of Phukciaus
and Surgeons Kingston ; Member of the Col-
lege of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario.
Diseases ofwomen and children a specialty.
Eight years'oaper100110. la'Olfoo andred-
Mound thatformerly coupled by Dr. Ma-
Kelv0y,1'111.Oberly street, Brussels, 20 -
LI. M. ARMSTRONG,
M.B., M.D„ M.C.P.S. O.
PIHYSICIAN, SURGEON,
AOOOUGHHUR, FITC.
Special attention given to diseases of the
Throat and Lunge, and diseases of Women
and Children.
RESIDENCE-WALTON, ONT.
OR. F. H. KALBFLEISCH
PNYSIOfAN, BURBNON AND AOtlOVOIIRVR,
SUCCESSOR TO DR. W. GRAHAM,
BRUSSELS, - ONTARIO:
let Oleos Hopor Graduate of the Uvivmgli
We ofTrinity (Toronto),Queen's (Eiugetoul
and otl'rtuity Medical College; Fellow o
Trinity Medical College and member of the
CJlleQo 01 Physiaiaus and Surgeons of Ontar-
io. Lott Graduate Conl•so fn Detroit and
Olticago, 1800. Special attention paid to Itis
eases of TV o Ear Alae and Throat, and Mil-
eages
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asses of W01090.' F.'Oonsnitatlon in Eng*
1011 and Berman. Telephone !bons ah
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ford to 15 eb a limited umb • of so ' will
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of service with privilege Of returning If nee..
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A number of choice yonns ems
for eale•fof
brooding purposes the. which mill be sold at
prices to soft the times..
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Tis POST gives the news.
Dnssn0D hogs are coming to market.
Comm Court was in 0090100 this ween,
Tun poultry market enjoys its annual
boom,
Emmen Division Oourt on Tuesday of
this week.
.Beusaaoe Sobool Board will meet on
Friday evening of this week.
QUITS it number of town canines are
earning their board by sleigh riding the
juveniles.
Two weeks from next Sabbath will he
Christmas Day. 1898 will soon be among
the bygones.
Flair Huron Liberal Convention on
Friday afternoon 0 nest week, in Bros -
seta Town hall.
13aussnss leads the van as a shipping
point for cattle, sheep and hogs. Our
grain market keeps to the front as welt,
Tun Salt Works, mills and private
parties got in quite it supply of wood
during the post week owing to the good
sleighing.
Arm taxes not paid by next Wednesday
will have 5% added. Fete warning has
been given so that no one eau plead
ignorance.
HNnnAi•Tsst, at its first meeting the
Municipal Council will appoint the two
Auditors, instead 0 allowing the Mayor
or Reeve to nominate one.
Monoiouxa, you are reminded that "the
mill will never grind with the water that
is passed," Last year's advertising will
not do the business for this year.
NOMINATIONS for County Councillors
will take place on December 191h, and
for Township Councillors on the 20th.
Elections for both on January 2nd, 1899.
G. A. DEADIIAN has kindly promised
the members of the Brussels A. 0. U. W.
e, honey feast at the next meeting, whiob
will be on Friday evening, 10111 inst.
This will also be the night for election of
officers 0o a good turn out may be looked
for.
A 0Ln10II load 0 Liberals wont to Bel.
grave last Friday evening to attend a
political meeting oalled in the interests of
Hon. J. T. Garrote, the Liberal candidate
for West Huron. Barrister Blair, of
Bruesele, and Dr. McDonald, U. P., were
the speakers.
BBPonn writing to Toronto for goods
advertised in departmental store mita.
loguee, ladies should compare prices and
quality of goods with those advertised by
the home merchants. In moat oases if
the merchants were given a chance they
could give as good and better bargains
than the Toronto stereo. If they had
not the article in stook they would be
quite willing to send for it.
PEAT Wonxe: A lnovoment is on foot
to establish peat works in the vicinity
of Bruesele provided the promoters can
get sufficient encouragement to go on
with the projeot. We are in 1008190 of a
communication from A. A. Dickson, of
Toronto, in which he states that C. E.
•Ardagh, of Barrie, bas contracted with
the Canadian Peat Fuel Company to
operate the ()minty of Huron, and will
visit Brussels and the surrounding terri.
tory ebortly,for the purpose of inveeti.
gating mutters. The importance of the
undertaking to the whole community is
such that he emote upon finding many
sincere well withers in this vicinity, and
desires to obtain snail preliminary in-
formation as will serve to save valuable
time. He therefor asks that all owners
of swamp lands, who may be interested
in the development of this wonderful dig-
oovary, to furnish information to Tint
Pose as to deposits of peat or swamp
muck, average depth 0 muok, aoceoeibil-
ity to highway or railroad, the obaractor
0 growth on snrfaoe, owner's name and
pries asked, nleo sampie taken from a
point where the peat is several feet in
depth and from two or three feet below
the ourfaoe. Farmers and owners of
swamp lands will find it to their great
advantage to give tbia matter their atten-
tion, and lend what assistance they oan
to promote the project. Bring along
your samples, ,
SinnnoN's Newerirnn,-The Rev,
Charles M. Sheldon's books, now so uni-
versally read, make 10 plain that that
writer's hopes of the regeneration of the
world lie in getting individuals more and
more to do their daily tasks on Christian
rinoi lea tai. no mvt ' sacrifice)
e
what the a r'fla
involved. in the beet known of hie
books, "In Hie etepe," be clearly looks to
the newspaper, oatried on upon Christian
principles, as largely the hope of the
Doming kingdom. In looking about him
for newspaper upon his model, he seems
t have hit upon the Mo r a
nb e 1W ftnoes
to which he has addressed a letter, part
of which we quote ;-"I have read the
Witness with much. interest. I cannot
bay that I know 0 anyother ail paper
r
e
in the United Stales hat is (included on
such high Ohrietian principles. I wish
I did, for if ever we needed a paper in
our country we 730ed it now, Let me
nit 2880 t0 you 1
n appreciation n•eolation of the
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it
Christian heroism mud consideration
wbioh make it paper like the Witness a
possibility. I have always believed it
possible for Christian 1 p 10. nail tomooed.
P y u d
You have proved that it can. So moth
of the ideal newspaper in "In His Steps"
is therefore real. I pray that you tray
eootinue to be blessed in your work. I
do not know a more glorious opportunity
for building up the kingdom on earth
than by means of Ohrietian journalism,
I take the greatest pleasure in sending
the copies of the Witness to newspaper
friends of mine for their iu0peotion."
"Very cordially yours, Chas. M, Sheldon,
Topeka, Kansas.
l't'Stdct ' etU
Ir,t tri rtty
Waller Ircl.aveu left for I1
at
uler
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where Le has taken a situation in a tailor
then.
The nomination far County Connoilloos
will be held in the Town hall, Ripley,
Doaember 1001.
John Totmie, 111. I.i„ hie had ooneidor.
able aorreepondenos lately with Manager
flays, of the G. T. 1t., and the Postmaster
General rslatug to improved mall ser.
vice.
A. ,k W. Gollan, of title village, shipped
on Wednesday 00 feat week, 1170 turkeys
to Toronto, and we understand another
oanload 0 birds w111 be shipped from here
this week,
The removal of the Library suggests
changes. The Canuoil Chamber in the
Town Hall has been renovated, new she!-
ving orsoted, and wbeu completed will
well repay a visit,
The Mebhodiet Church Anniversary
will be held on Sunday, Deo. I1. Rev.
A. Mcl(ay, 01 the Presbyterien Church,
will preach in tin morning, and Rev, J.
Loaroyd its the evening. Mr, Learoyd will
deliver a lecture on Monday evening, Deo,
12, subject. "Christopher Columbus and
hie times."
CA ol-1-ie.
Geo, P. Nash and Ed. Blots have re.
turned home from 0lanitobe,
Wm. J. Turnbull, of Brantford, P. D,
FI. C. R., and organizer of the Independent
Order of Foresters, has been visiting the
local brethren of Court Delight, No.
1005.
While raising the gates at Dane's mill
on Monday morning of lash week, Geo.
McMillan lost his footing and fell into
the water. It was rather a noel dip but
Geo, is none the worse.
John Booth had a steer die a short time
ago, and up to the time of its death it
appeared to be in the beet of health.
Two brood sows and 4 good sized pigs got
at the oareae0 and ate some 0 it and
they all died.
John Dane recsived a letter from his
eon George, who is in Manitoba, iu
which he announced the death of Mrs.
Wm, Rutledge, at Portage la Prairie.
Deceased was ono of the earliest settlers
of Howlett, and left here same 20 years
ago. She was in bee 90th year when the
messenger came.
Elf Bowyer, of this village, met with
an =ideal' which came very near ter.
minting his earthly career. He was
working at Mr. Nicholson's on the 0th of
Turnberry, helping Messrs. Bricker es;
McCallum drill a well, when a very heavy
bolt broke, and falling, streak him on the
side of the head, inflicting an ugly and
dangerotts wound.
Oionto rtlr.
Seaforth is to have a Board 0 Trade.
4VIr, and Mrs. Durward Lely appeared
before a crowded house.
Petah:; 1/40antillou left fur Toronto
where lis will in future reside.
Broadfoot its Box shipped a car Toad of
furniture to Liverpool on 'Thursday of
last weep.
Mrs, M, A. Coulter had the misfortune
to slip and fall on the pavement at Robb.
Willisoornar and as a result injured her-
self severely.
Anniversary Serviaea were held in the
Methodist ohurch on Sunday, Dea. 40b,
at the renal hours, 11 W. in. and 7 p, 01.
Rev. Me. Omen, of Toronto, was the
preacher on thab 000asioo.
The members of Britannia Masonic
lodge entertained their gentlemen friends,
to the number of about one hundred at
an informal at-home in their lodge room
on Tuesday evening of last week,
The Orillfa laorosrs club toasted and
sheered the Beavers at their banquet on
Tuesday evening of last week. They ma.
oguize1 the manly oonduot of the Beavers
and the poltoonery of the Dufferine.
Thera died in Egmondville on Novem,
bar 28t11, Annie Oliver, relict of the late
Walter Hankin. Deceased was a native
of Saobland Etna was 71 years of age. She
bad been ill for a considerable length 0
time ilea was a severe sufferer. Three
members of bar family are residents of
Seaforth, naively, Mee. Hawthorne, Jae.
Rankin and Jno. Rankin.
The anniversary eervioes in oonoeetion
with the First Presbyterian ohnroh, in
this town, will be hold on Sunday and
Monday, December 18th and 19th. Ar-
rangements have been made with ltev. 3,
101. Glssaford, of Guelph ; Rev. J. Grant,
of S1. Marys, aua Rev, J. A. Anderson, of
Goderiob,together with the loan) clergy
to assist at the services. Sunday, service
will be held morning and evening at the
usual hours, when Rev. Mr, Glaseford
will officiate. On the Monday evening a.
tea -meeting will be held.
Exeter,
Clover throbbing has oommonoed and a
fairly good crop is reported.
Ardab Rollins; who has been in Mani-
toba for some time, has rotarned home.
Jones JC Halls have about 25 hands
cleaning and packing poultry for the
market, in the building North of the
Town Hall.
Thos. Russel, of Riverside farm, Us.
borne, left Monday of last week with 8
prime fat cattle for Brantford, Gnolpll
and other fat stook show(.
Glenn Elliott, of Bay Mille, Mioh., was
home spending a few days with relatives
and friends. It is y about 12 'care
b age
eiuoe Mr. Elliott left here,
The Reeve has been asked to interview
H, Hillier, M. P. P., regarding the pian.
ing of Mrs. 1! elton's deaf and dumb boy
in a suitable institution for such person.
One night renently Mrs. Spicer, of the
London Road, South, heard som e person
pave her dwelling, and on investigating
matters in the morning, found that 4
ti ou
fine ahialt s had been OGolen from her
hen roost.
A 10003.enonnnter wbioh would daunt
the spirits of Fitzsimmons took plaoe be-
tween a fanner oil Stephen and a well.
known n0.t tie dealer of this � t
l laoo h
1 , on o
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'market. . i
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The dispute arose over the con.
dition in whiob some cattle were deliver-
ea. Those who saw lb say the Corbett..
Sharkey bent off hist eek a0 se
y 0. w w a gond•
cry oonsideration compared with it.
Tho sad news of the death of Mies
Margaret Jane Willie, daughter of the
late Geo. Willis, whiob took place in
Detroit on Thanksgiving day, will be
learned with deep •regret by her ninny
Mende here. The cironmetauoas sur•
molding her death are pavti0ul0Yly aad.
She was in her usual health and was
performing her ttsuai hotteebald duties,
being et the time engaged in preparing
genie fowl for dinner, little thinking that
her cud was so near, when soddenly she
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fell heels on the floor and without a
ulnmem'e warning expired. Tltouglt it
40e1111,1 0o eulden to her sorrowing
tctetids, it was not rteexpsoto 0, 9.e for
Year she lied !mown that her end
might,
and probably would eomi thus. Site
was a]iioo d with inert) trouble and her
Gudden talking off 170.0 abtribetect to that
001100.
CIIIoitolt.
The next meeting 0 the Division
Court will be on December 10th,
E, J. Courtioo, traveller, has been laid
up with an attack of soiabioa sad nen•
might.
Chas, F. 17111ne, lately landlord of the
Quenu s Hotel here, intends to leave
shortly for Michigan.
Amos Cooper left on Monday morning
of last week for Loudon, Ile will engage
in the Salvatiou Army Marino Band.
Bev, R, Millyard and wife entertained
the members of the Quarterly Cllio[at and
Trustee Boards, and their wives, at the
parsonage Thursday evening.
J. W. Irwin left for Seaforth to take
charge of a stocic of gr0cerie8 which he
has purchased there. He expects to be
Absent about three weeks running off the
Mock,
Ed. H. Knoll, who went out to Portage
la Prairie last Fall has returned to town.
He bad plenty of work while there and
enjoyed muob better health than he does
here -being a sufferer from asthma.
Rev. Dr. Dickson, of. Central Presby-
terian church, Galt, will oconpy the
pulpit of Willis church, morning and
evening, on Sunday, Deo. 181(1, which
is the anniversary of the Sunday Sohoal.
On the Monday evening following a tea
meeting will be given in oonoeotian with
the school.
P. W. Brock, of Molson's Bank, was in
Seaforth ho regard to the formation of a
hockey league, consisting of the towns of
Seaforth, Goderioh, Wiugham, Exeter
and Clinton, and play for a trophy among
themselves, which they think would be
as flood if not more (00e0301113g than com-
peting in the Ontario Hockey Association.
Home oh' iianruoi.-Mr. French at the
"Castle" bad an over supply of visitors
on Thanksgiving day, there being over 75
registered. Since the ineeptiou of the
institution it was estimated that nearly
7000 names appear on the register as
visitors, Another inmate was received
on Tuesday, Nov. 19th, in the person of
Thos. Leathern, from Seaforth, aged 02
years.
1%Ic'OEillop.
James Ball is preparing material with
the intention of building a new house in
the near future.
Miss L. Kennedy, who has taught most
snocessfully in School Section No. 12,
MoRillop, has been re•oagaged for 1899.
To show their appreoiatlon of her ser-
vices, the trnetees have given her a sub•
stantial increase in salary for next year.
DoA•rII 01, AN OLD RitslnnoT.-Tho death
of Mrs. Robert Smith, whiob occurred at
the residence of her daughter, lira. Thos.
Beattie, town line, MoKillop, near Han
look, on Thursday, 24111 ult., removes one
of the oldest and most highly esteemed
residents of the township. Although 86
years of age, Mrs. Smith was in oompar.
01(701y good health up to within a couple
of days of her death. On the Tuesday
previous to her demise she was in the
barnyard, and had, during the Summer,
milked the cows, but for some time had
been complaining, the ultimate cause of
death being canoor, which bad been eating
oat her vitality. Tho deceased lady was
one who had endeared herself to all, sad
was most highly esteemed and loved, not
only by her own family, but to all with
whom elle cameo in contact. Born in
Sterlingsbire, Scotland, she emigrated to
this country with her husband and family
in 1860, and settled in Tuokersmith, on
the farm now occupied by Wm. Carne
ohau. About thirty years ago they mot,
ed to MoRiliop, taking up the farm on
whioh'she died. Her husband died about
twelve years ago. She leaves a family of
three sons, Robert and Alexander, in
Hullett, and William in Dakota, and two
danghtere, Mrs. Thomas Beattie, with
whom she lived, and Mrs. George Pat-
terson, iu Dakota, The remains were
laid to rest in Burns' cemetery, Hallett.
Wiugg 1a ars.
[Intended for last week.]
Peter Anderson passed to his long home
on Thursday of last week, rather sudden-
ly, although he had been in failing health
for 80030 time. Deceased moved into
Wingbam . about two years ago from
Turnberry, where he haddived for many
years esteemed by a large circle of ac-
quaintances. His age was 87.
On Saturday evening, a horse belong.
Ing to D. McDonald, of Zetland,was left
near D. Bell's music store, untied. While
itis for its driver,the animal took a
waiting
stroll around the at and dna 11 into
t o ba y fell
a dry cistern about five feet leap. After
a groat deal of lifting, prying and pulling,
the animal was extricated from zbs un.
oomforbable position, not much worse for
the adventure.
A letter from B. Willson, now in Win-
nipeg, gives an account of his son'ssecoo08
in moose shooting, It appears that Bob.
orb wonb.out to hie father's farm near
Gladstone, and after taking up his posi-
tion, shob time moose without moving
from the epob. The three weighed 2100
pounds, and it cost 926 to have the oar -
oases conveyed to the railway station.
CnuNLTt To A Carrs. -A despatch to the
Mil from ooda oak i as follows: -
John iyladland, an employee of the Karn
Organ and Piano Company, wee arrested
by the police while at work in the factory
ou Wednesday evening. Medland 10
charged with fll.treeting his four-year•old
ward, Charles Skeatea, Ib is alleged that
Medland forced the child to swallow the
most disgusting "medicine," and after,
wards.gave him a piece of soap to same
him out, This was to correctboy the for
an alleged physical weakness. s, It is al
so
hgaagainst
Medland tbab, after taking
the boy roughly by the hair, he pub him
into an toe-aold bath while terrible hip
,w rri1he.w p
ins wore common h
p g
w t co Amo oaourrenoes. The
bo 's father lives in in 1. am and h s
'tV t 0.I o 110.
yg
been notified of the rib to natm b ao.
O terrible le 0 On
corded Me young
eon. Midland was
taken before the Magistrate ato ou Wedne
s.
day, and rentanded tofall. The Children's
Aid Society have taken
charge of the
child.
On Thursday, of last week, it number
of Wiugham Rifle tease went to'1eoowaber
to try thole skill with the croak shots of
that village. The day at times wile
Moony, and our detachment diduot reach
thole best 000100, and were beaten by 10
points. The Wiugham representatives
worn -G. David, A. 11. 1,mbury, Cl.
Nicholson, A. Brooke mai W. II. Hole,
Though worsted intoe score, they aokuow•
lodge the viotory was fairly won by their
0P9000015, awl report a very plsanant
time. They speak very highly Of the
treatment given then fly the Tssawabor
team,
aud will not soon forgot the kindly
Y
reception accorded them. If Toewabor
riflemen persist in treating WiaBha
m
marksmen pito this the first thing we
know they will be making s01110 ammo to
go agate.
PAsioitxrlt CLotoi,D. - Rev, II, E. Mason,
of the Congregational Church closed hie
pastorate here on Sabbath last, preaolliig
morning and evening. There was 110
attempt in either disooureo to play upon
the omotione by way of a "farewell ser.
mon." Rather, there was an effort to
present old truths with freshness and
force. The evening text was -"And
when tate centurion wbioh stood over
against Him, saw that Ire so cried out
and gave up the ghost, he said• --Truly,
this man was the son 0 God • " Mark
15:80, Mr. Mason is a thoughful, force
ful speaker, and by no means follows
stereotyped methods of sermonieing ;
hence hie discourses have originality
enough about them to give them freshness
and vigor. He left on Wednesday for
Stratford where be will reside temporarily
until again settled in a charge.
The M. 0. 11. is substituting wire for
board fenoee.
The Standard Bank
of Canada.
Money Orders
For amounts of Fifty Dollars and under
issued by this Bank, payable at par at
any obartered Bank in Canada, with the
exception of Branches in the Yukon Die -
trim,
f?ATES
Under $10 . . .$0.08
$10 to 20 . . 0.10
20 to 80 0.12
80 to 50 . . . 0.14
M. M. BRENT, AGENT, BRUSSELS.
AIDER MILL
Brussels Cider Mill and
Apple Butter Factory, Mill
street, has been overhauled
and is now ready for -.oper-
ation.
Fetch on your Apples.
Terms Reasonable.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
Geo, Edwards, • Prop,
Will retake
V, well man
of YOU
Neon 600DVnee Tog AROTS
100801.10 IN POOR w0000.
PIOOSI nurse all Nervous Memos, Slaoplonn•
none, Failing Mammy, Nightly Emins1ona Sperms.
torrh000. Impotonoy, ate., anneod by past a .ih+•
yuioldy hub suro'11g100torm LLora7 Ef1i0ott D.. lu cid.
or young. Uso etuuSI and you trill grow strong
nod happy again. Sent by *311 in plain wrapper
nod soatlroly sanlo3.. Prom ebsarvanun. Pr.Wly
mrdod In rest paoaot Prion, 1P nrpp000r_0_r0e8rt01,o els
d 1001or� Ad lr ,0 All 1010to to 7 1'. PHPP201n,
Druggist, 10000700x, 002„ Agent' for too Ips'
ottntoo of 0anadn.
McLEOD'S
System, Renovator
---AND oxiuR-
TESTED REMEDIES
SPECIFIC AND ANTIDOTE
For Impare, eak and Im
P
overiehed
Blood D e e sia, Sleepleesne0.e, Palpita-
tion of
the Heart, Liver Oomplaint,Nenr.
algia, Loss of Memory, Bronahitie, Con-
sumption, Gall Stones, Jaundice, Kidney
and Urinary Diseases, St. Vitus' Dance,
Female Irregalarittee and General De-
bility.
LABORATORY, GODERiCH, ONT.
3. M. MaLEOD,
Prop. and Manufacturer,
Sold by Jae, 51ox, Druggist, Brussels.
A. COIJSLEY
Real Estate & Loan
AGENT, BRUSSELS.
Money to Loan on Farm Secur-
ity at the Lowest Rate
of Interest.
Ivioney Loaned on Notes and
good Notes Discounted. Sale
Notes to Specialty.
Fire Life Insxlrance Written.
Special Attention given to
Conveyancing.
Al CQU L Y
0
()Moo over Doadman's Drug Store,
BRU5519t$,
Call and see our
stork of
81an.kets,
Sheetings,
Flannels,
Tweeds,
Yarns,
Etc,,
Wool, Hides, Butter and Eggs
taken in exchange.
Carding, Spinning,
Weaving, Knitting, etc,
Promptly attended to
at the
NEW
The undersigned has open-
ed up a Butcher Shop in the
MAU BLOCS, �RVSSELCI
where he will keep constant-
ly on hand a supply of the
Best Meats ,Procurable, sold
at reasonable prices. A share
of public patronage solicited.
Sn wALEEn.
Meat, delivered to all Darts
of the town.
BRUSSELS WOOLLEN MILL. PAID FOB HIDES.
Important to
..FARMERS!
It will pay you to place your order
with us for
irRAT XLT D,
UT Ems.
1.133XIC+XISITC4. ETC,
early this season. As proprietors of the largest Nurseries in the
Dominion (over 700 acres), we are able to speak advisedly.
«YOU WILL REGRET IT 1F YOU DELAY YOUR 01DEn.
Give a hearing to our Agent when he calls.
Pears are bringing large prices in the English market. Do you
grow any ? If not, allow our representative to tell you why we can
furnish superior pear trees, and then give hint a trial order.
We can utilize the services of a few good men to sell our goods.
Demand for our Stock is heavier than ever. Supplies furnished
free and our agents paid weekly.
STONE cf WELLINGTON,
19-2m NURSERYMEN, TORONTO.
High Grade . m .
FURNITURE
...AT LOW PRICES,,,
t•
We are Carrying
a tremendous stook of furniture,
Suoh a variety to select from you
oan't find eleewhore in the county.
Whatever t ver on want, t, your wants
eau be suited here.
•
-The bargains we are offering in
is the talk of the countryside, Our
stock runs from the ordinary kitchen
chair to the most luxurious parlor chair,
finished in the newest styles and with
most fashionable materials.
-In Rockers we have a very taking
line with Cobbler leather seats, oak or
birch, Mahogany finish, and in Armand
Easy Chairs we show a fine line.
-Our Furniture is High Grade but
our prices fit the pocket of the public
every time.
A specialty made of Upholstering.
Your old Furniture made as good as new.
PipPVRBS and PION11 EMIR
-A large and well selected range of
Pictures always kept in stock. Also a
large quantity of Moulding for
Frames. If you require anything
in this lino call in and make your
selection.
UNDERTAKING.
-A large stock of Coffins, Cas-
kets,
ond other pertaining
t0
this line always 1 kept, t. P81soual
attention paid to Embalming, and
pricesi
lower than any . place in the
County.
-Pianos and Organs, the best
in the market, sold at rock bottom
prices,
BIG VALUES IN
WINDOW SIHADBS,
The Strength
of our position as the leaders in the far•
niture buefness lies in the fast that the
maximum quality and the minimum
price always go together.
R. LEATHERDALE.