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The Brussels Post, 1896-10-9, Page 6Nrugtotio Vat PUBIds111M--- KM"! FRIDAY IVIORNINCi (hi time for the early iall) ot be Pest" Steam PithliShltag Boase Tampions ,Bantreftne, QBT, Tamara op flunscutwwww.--One dollar year, in advarme. TheLlate to which every eubseription senate( i denoted by the dato 00 th e eddrosa 10001, Anynwerrano U4MVIL--Tbo following rates will he =tweed to these who adyertiee by the year ere= I 1 fii:70 ino. I3 noo One Co/urnii 300,00 830.00 820,05 Ralf ' 83.00 20.00 13.00 Nr R2:80:iZttA282 'Wept cents per line for first Jusertioa, an three 001108 ner line tor eiteli suPsequent in station. 4.11 advertisements measured a nonpnrail-12 linee to the inch, Business Cates, eight lines and under, per annum Advertisements without epode° Oren. Holm, Yy111 be inserted until forbid, and charged aoaordingly. Instructions to change or alsoontinue an advertisement must be left at the counting rOenn 81 1)011 Porr not tater than Tuesday of each week Vile is imPerittive, •Vir Editor and Proprietor. EASY HURON PALL EX- HIBITION. ----- GREAT SUCCESS, The prize fist is as follows :— Iloaszs.—Heityy Draught-- Stallion over 3 years, MoGavin Bros, A Carter, Jno Brown ; brood mitre, Juo Lambkin, Shortreed ; horse colt, Neil Duneanson, R McKelvey, W Brown ; mere aolt, Hugh Ross, Jno Lambkin, NV Brown ; 2 year old filly, H Base, Jno Lambkin, J Shortreed ; 2 year old gelding, L McNeil, Mrs T Calder ; yearling filly, .A. Speir ; yearling gelding, W Brown, A McLauch. lin ; team, J Shortreed, jas McCallum ; stallion over 3786(10 with 4 of hie progeny for '96, MoGavin Bros, A. Carter. Agri- cultural—Brood mare, G Stepheuson, Neil Duncanson, W Casemore ; horse colt, MoGavin Bros, W Rinn, NV Case - more ; mare colt, G Stephenson, IV Case - more, G Stephenson, ; 2 year old filly, B 111eLamohlin, Geo Christopher, 3s Ire. land, 3r; 3. year old filly, Geo Christoph• er ; span, J McLeod, T Bolger. Road- sters—Stallion over 3 years, P Seat stallion under 6 years, AT Currie ; brood mare, T Newsome, Dr McKelvey, J Mo. Leod ; Spring foal, colt, Dr McKelvey, Jno Lambkin, Bird Bros ; Spring foal, filly, J J Ball, T Newsome; 2 year old 1111y, A T Currie, Bird Bros, A. McLauch. lin ; 2 year old. gelding, P Scott ; 1 year old filly, 3 3 Ball ; buggy horse, J D Warwick, E Lambkin, Mrs /fele ; team, 0: Bellows. Carriage—Stallion over 3 yenta, 0 Zillies, A. Menzies -; road or carriage, with 4 of his progeny of '93, P Scott; brood mem J Lambkin, arts Speir, R Pollard ; 2 year old filly, L Hollinger, M 26 Cardiff ; 2 year old geld. jug' R Cardiff, W Robb, Geo Johnston ; yearling filly, R Pollard ; yearling geld• ing, Jno Lambkin, L Hollinger, D Marsh ; Spring foal, colt, Jim Bpeir, R Pollard, 2 & 3 ; Spring foal, filly, A Govenlook, L Hollinger ; carriage span, W Leatherdale, CIATTLE,—Durham— Bull, over 2 years, j Hislop, 0 EcIrri3ier ; now, 4 years or over, A. Smith, R Corley, Jae Speir ; eow, under 4 years, A Smith ; 2 year old heifer, it Corley, A. Smith ; 1 year old heifer, R Corley, A. Smith, R' Corley; bull celf,R Corley, A. Smith, It Corley ; heifer calf, R Corley, 8. Smith, L Mo. Neil ; herd, R Corley, A. Smith. Jerseys —Bull, over 2 years, G A Deadman, Jae Burgess ; bull, under 2 years, Jae Bur- gess, G 4.. Deadman ; cow, 4 years or over, G Deadman, 2. & 2 ; cow, under 4 years, Geo Thomson, 1 & 2; 2 year old heifer, D A Lowry, 0 A Deadman, 103 Garvin ; yearling heifer, G .A. Deadman, 1, 2 & 3; heifer =If, G A Deadman, 1 & 2; bull calf, 0 ,A.Deadman ; herd, G A Deadman. Native or Grarle—Oow, S Grant, 1010 H Ilerrieon ; 2 year old heifer, W B Wilkinson, M H Harrison ; 1. year old heifer, W B Wilkinson, A. McLeuoh. lin ; 2 year old steer, R Corley, 003.1 Har' Hs= ; 1 year old eteer, It Corley, M 10 Harrison ; steer =If, W13 Wilkinson, fel H Harrison ; heifer calf, It Corley, M 11 Harrison ; fat cow or heifer, 111 H Har. Olson, 31 Cardiff. BREW.— Leicestere — Aged ram, N Cuming„ J Sanderson ; shearling ram, J Sanderson, Jes Speir ; ram lamb, N Calming, 3 Sanderson ; ewes, having raised lambs in '96, M Coultes, J Sand- erson ehearling ewes, S Sanderson, M °mines ; ewe lambs, J Sanderson, N diming ; pen of sheep, 3 Sanderson, N Coming. Downs—Aged rem, 3 Smith, McEwen Bros; shearling ram, L Tasker, 1 & ; ram lamb, J. Smith 1 Se 2 ; ewes, having raised lambs in '06, L Teeter, filo, Ewen Bros ; shorting ewes, L Tasker, J Smith; ewe lambs, L Tasker ; pee of downs, L Tasker, 3 Smith. Pe.—Berkehire—Boe.r, over 2 years, Dorrence, W Thuell ; boar, under 2 years, 3 Dorranee, Jas Speir ; boar, under, 1 year, J Dorranee, II Edwards ; eow, having littered in '96, J Dorrance, 1 & 2; sow, under 1 year, J Derrance, NV Thuell. Yorkshire --Boar, over 2 years, C Eekmier, R Nichol ; bear, under 2 years, A Robertson ; sow, having littered in '06, It Nichol, 1 & 2 ; sow, under 1 year, It Nichol, 1 & 2. Chester Whites —Boar, over 2 years, R Maturity boar, under 2 years, II Edwards, A. Robertson ; sow, having littered in '00,8. Roberta= 1 SOW, under 1 year, S 0 Henry, A Robertson. Any other breed— Bos,, over 2 years, Jno McKinnon hoer, under 1 year, H Edwards ; sow, under 1 year, EI Edwards ; sow, any age, J Dor. ranee ; pan of pigs, J Dorre,noe. POTTIMPY.—Gainett fowl, R Nichol ; dark licalimae, 0 W Irwin, 1 & 2; light Brahroae, 1 Brethour, 0 W Irwin ; black Spanish, 3 Brethour, 0 Henderson ;- Plymouth Rocks, G W Iewin, 0 Mender. eon ; white Lvghorne, Mrs BI Wilton, Walter Iaylor ; brown Leghorns, Walter Taylor, 1 ft 2 ; silver spangled Hom- • burgs, 0 Henderson, 11 Garvin ; black Homburgs, 0 Henderson, 1 & 2 ; Bent - ems, D 8. Lowry, W Taylor ; Howler's, 0 Henderson, I & ; Dorkins, C10entier. g00 ; Langshans, Jae Spelt., 0 Render. eon ; Coabins, Oh= I:lender/ion, 1 & 2 Wyandottes, W Teylor ; bleak Minorcas, 131re 8 Wilton, 0 Henderson ; tnrkeye, W Irwin ; geese, 0 Henderson, 0 W Irwin ; Rouen dooke, 0 W Irwin, Zan Speir; Pekin duoka, Geo Irwin, 1 & 2 Ayleabury ducks, Calefidereon ; canaries, T114 BRITS„SEX4S PQT Oo, 9, 1.596 _ Xre Ballantyne ; fowl, an), other breed, Lome' Wons.-483(38980 work, biles 04lettkik 0 W Irwin ; foamy 7130(3010, 33 A Lowry, 13 Noll, Mrs A Stritoban ; 000)910908aue anted—An Idea - Whe.tel 8'3401/III ms to kat Ott 1 2. Work, Mrs A Straohan, Meru 9:`. Protect trim ideas 011011moy braes YOlt weetrh Immstimrre,—Patent arm waged, 3no tyile ; Welding, Mrs Id Stewart, jos Me• WPM Walkog buggy, govered, Jae Callum, We 4 Strachan ; Berlin wool end 10' o00 Ore ailusiketi.tdientLpe Arenglr 9(1911 W31100r1 3. (SS ; Photon. buggy, Jalt Walk. work, flat, Mat T Mrs Hole . ; °utter, jte) Wynn, (S 2 10001 IMP Berlio wool 108110, raised, N N000, Mrs rows, °Wig As 138811 turnip eendler, A Sprach= ; Berlin wool aua ;ma j Gilpin, Gilbert Martin ; %wrap outter, svorls, Mee 340010110001i, Alva Hole ,• a' Gilpin, Gardiff.dt Best ; twin gang Berlin wool Atmore, W Illaohlii ; bead Plow, 3 3 Gilpin, Gilbert Martin •gen. work, N Rom, Klee VoOlelland ; bonnott, 0683 710009086 plow, 3 J 011913, Cardiff 34 Mrs G00 Moffatt ; Derim woo And sills, 43eet turnip eeed drill, Cardiff 35' 13eet, flat, Moe 8 Wilton, MN A Straohan ; 3 Gilpin ; wheolberrow, ;no Wynn; oone work, Mrs E Stewart, Mogi 41193333. two omitted clerrioorat, jag Walker vey ; oord work, Mrs Rale, O33ise MoOlel. GSAIN,—White 002800, 33200 MoKel. land ; crewel work, Mre Hole, N Roes voY, Jo Stafford, Jno Brown 0001001 Pali card board mato, 3/10,3 N Rom, my, wheat, 3=Na0annin, Jae Bargees, Jno Geo Moffatt ; oroollet work, cotton, Afro MaKinnoxi ; Spring wheat, Jae MoCel. El Stewart, Mims MoOlelland ; crochet 10111, Chas Nendereon, ItI 11 Harrison ; work, in wool, Miss N Eoss, Mre barley, Chas Reudernon, II 103000038, 300 Para 13 Stewart ; darned net, IBlee 13 Brown ; blinds nate, Olme Henderson, G Boss, Mies; McClelland ; embroidery, Moffatt, W 8 Wilkineon ; white oats, (3 cotton 011 20081112, Mrs E Stewart, Mies Jolmeton, Jae Burgess, Geo Moffatt; MoClelland ; embroidery on wonted, small peas, Geo Moffatt, Jae MoCallum, Mies Nett, Miss N Ross ; on silk, Mrs jos Burgess ; large peae, Obas Header. A Straohan, Mre Hale ; fine shirt, Klee 800, Jae Speir, Geo Moffatt ; timothy MeOlelland, MPS GOO Moffatt ; fanny seed, Mrs E Stewart, 3.Etti101oOp.iluw, 30,0 knitting in Gotten, lire LI Stewart, Ails Speir. Geo Moffatt ; 122 wool, Joe Wynn, Mrs Fsorr.—Baldwine, Jae Shaw, 0 Bend. Id Stewart 00 flannel Blies Nett, era= ; Fameuee, Jas Siroson, 0 gender- Mrs Goo Moffatt ; feather Amore, W son ; Kingof Tompkins 0o, Jno Wynn, Bhusbill ; feather 8111,310113, Mies N Roes, M E Harrison ; Mann, Jae Soak, Awe Miss McClelland ; hair flower, not Smith ; Monmouth pippin, W 'Pollard, known ; point lace, Mrs Hele, Mimi Mo. Geo Robb Northern spiee, jas Elliott, Clelland ; lace, Honiton, Miss N Ross, D Marsh ; R I Greenings, Jas Evans, Mise Nott ; lambrequin, Berlin wool and Zoe Speir; Golden Russets, Jno Brown, bead, Miss 11 Ross, Mrs .A Straohan Ed Garvin ; Spiteenburg, Jas Speir, 0 'lamp met, Mes Hole, Miss N Roes Hendereon ; Seek no Further, 013 H Her- leather work, Mrs Hole, W Robb ; wool. rison, W Armstrong ; Tolman Sweete, 11 len mitt, Mrs G. Moffett, J. McCallum ; Corley, E 0141130 ,• 20.oz, Pippins, A woollen gloves, MoOraoken, W Ef Mo - Deadman, L Hollinger ; Wealthy, E 08603021 ; netting, Mrs. .A. Stream), Garvin, Jaz Davidson ; Ribeton pippins, Mise N Rose ; tufted quilt, Jim Modal. 0011 Harrison, Sae Sink ; Oolverts, 0 km, T Evans ; orooliet quilt, W H Henderson, W Robb; Roxbury Roseate, Felton, Mre E Stewart ; patchwork ano McKinnon, 0.11 II Harrison ; Alex quilt, Mrs ID Stewart, Miss Nott, Miss ander, Jas Simeon, Mrs McKelvey ; MoLaren ; log oabin guilt, Miss Nat, W DuChess of Oldenburg, El Hoggard, Jae 11 McCracken ; fancy quilt, bliss Mo. Burgess ; Fallewater, 0 Henderson, Mies Laren, M Harris ; knitted quilt, Mrs E McLaren ; Gravenetien, Jas Speir ; Stewart, Mre 0 Moffatt ; rag met, Miss Maiden's Binh, A. Stewart, Jno Brown ; Nott, Mrs T Ballentyne, .W Blashill ; Perry/al:awe, R Corley, W B Wilkinson ; ribboseene, Miss N Roes, Mrs Hele St Lawrence, M 11 Harrison, .9. Smith ; rope sills, Wes N Ross, IV Blashill ; Ghenango Strawberry, G A. Deadman, 11 Roman embroidery, Mise N Ross, Mrs Corley ; Winter apples, Jas Evans, Geo A. Strachan; shell work, j Evans, Miss Joheston ; Fall apples, jas Evans ; Nott ; sob* pillow, Berlin wool work Winter pears, Jas Speir, W Armstrong ; flat, Mrs T Ballantyne, Miss Nott •, pinms, W H MaCranken, Jas 131e0cillum ; sofa pillow, Berlin wool, raised, Miss N grapes, 0 Henderson, D I) Stewart ; Ross, \V II McOraelren ; sofa, pillow, crebs, A. Gardiner, Jail Davidson •, ap• braided, Bliss MoOlelland, J McCallum •, pies, sot in above list, Mark Cardiff, Jas sofa pillow, patchwork, 4 3 )3a1l, Miss 13 Speir; 3 varieties of plems, Chas Henri. Ross ; stookings, woollen, Miss McLaren, ersou. Mrs Hele ; aotton, Mrs E Stewert, Mise Rome AND Ilona Coro.— Early petit- Non ; woollen Bookie, Mrs Bele, Miss toes, Ed Garvin, .6. • Smith, Hugh La. MoLaren; eotton, Mrs E Stewart, Mre mont ; late potatoes, H Lamont, A. Hele; tatting, Mrs E Stewart, Miss N Smith, E Garvin ; colleetion of potatoes, ROSS ; finest work, Miss N Ross, Mies A. Smith, Ed Garvin, Chas Henderson ; Nott; tisstio paper flosvers, Mrs AStraoh• Swede turnips, Chas Henderson, Wm an, W Robb; wax flowers, Mrs A. Armstrong ; turnips, any other variety, Strachan, Mrs T Ballantyne.; outline Geo Johnston, Chas Henderson ; white work, Miss McLaren, Miss Nett, Mrs field carrots, Jno Brown, D McLennan ; Hole ; larnberquin, eilk and fish scales, Altringhaan carrote, Jae McCallum, (recommended) Maggie Cardiff ; batten Walter Taylor; scarlet nantes, waiter wreath, also reoornrnended ; drawn work, Taylor. Jno Brethour ; early horn car- (recommen(3ed) Mrs Bele ; crochet in rots, Walter Taylor, Jeri McCallum ; long silk, (reoomtnended) Mrs Hele. blood beets, Geo jobnston, Jas Burgess ; Fine Arts.—Colleatien of birds in case, bloocl turnip beets, Jas McCallum, W 11 W Leatherdnle, Juo Wyun ; colt stuffed MoCraoken ; white sugar beets, Walter animals, W Leatberde.le ; pencil drawing, Taylor, 8 Hoggard ; parsnips, Jno Mrs Elsie, Mrs McKelvey ; water color Wynn, W 11 McCracken ; mangel wur. figures, Mrs A Straohan ; oil painting, zels, long red, W H McOraoken, 0 Hen„cl. Mrs Hele, Mrs McKelvey; crayon draw - arson ; yellow globe mangels, W EL Mn' ing, Ales Hale, Mrs MeXelvey ; crayon Oracken, Airs T Ballantyne ; red globe drawing, colored, Mrs Hele, Mtn MaKel. marvels, Jae HoOattom, W 3.1 MoCraok• vie ; painting on pottery, Nellie Ross, en ; long yellow mangels, W 01 Mc- Mrs Hele; on silk or velvet, Mrs Hole ; Oraoken, Sas McCallum. on plagues, N Ross, Mrs Hele ; orna- VEGZTABLE8.—Onions, from seed, rod, mental penmanship, Mrs Bele, E Garvin; W 11 McCracken, J.= Brethour ; OniOng, business penmanship, W EC McCracken ; from seed, yellow, w 11 McCracken, 0 girl's penmanship, Mre McKelvey, Mrs T Henderson ; onions, from seed, Giant Calder ; modelling in clay, M Stewart, Room, W H McCracken, 00 Hoggard ; W Blashill. onione, from top sets, W H DicOraoken ; Flowers and plante.—Table boquet, onions, from Dutch sets, J Brathour, W Jno Brethour ; hand boquot, AI Stewart, H hicOraaken ; top oniou sets, S Hog- W Taylor •, button hole boquet, D Me- gerd, W H McCeacken ; Dutch sets, H Lerman, 3) Marsh ; cut flowers, W Edwards, W 11 McCraoken ; potato Taylor, Jno Brethour ; pansies, N °Moos, Jim McCallum, IV H MeCracken ; Duncanson, Mrs A Straohan ; phloa corn, yellow Canada, IV Taylor, W Robb ; drumrnondi, 31.1 Stewart, W Taylor ; oorn, white flint, Jae McCallum, W Tay- asters, M Stewart, W Taylor ; stooks, 0 to; ; collection of corn, W Taylor, Chas Henderson, W Taylor ; petunias, 1) Henderson, W Ef McCracken ; Winter Marsh, W Taylor ; African merigolds, cabbage, 0 Henderson, W Taylor ; curled 0 Henderson ; French merigolds, 0 savoy, W Taylor, W EC AfcCreeken ; red Henderson, W Taylor ; dianthus, W piokling cabbage, 0 Henderson, Jae Bur. Taylor; zinnias, 0 Henderson ; verbenas, gess; eauliflower, Jno Stafford, W Tay. Mrs A Straohan, W Taylor ; perennial lor ; pumpkin, yellow field, W 11 Me- phlox, D Marsh, DI Stewart; double Oraoken, 11 Edwards ; pumpkin, mam. hollyhook., G. A. Demaman ; ornamental moth, W Taylor, 5 Hoggard ; gnash, 0 3000000, J Bretbour ; flowers not in list, Henderson, Fred McCracken ; utilisation D Marsh, W Taylor. of garden produce, W Et McCracken, W SPacra, Pm:att.—Messrs. McLaucihlin Taylor ; tomatoes, large, Jno Stafford, D & Carter, for best foal from their ins. McLennan ,• plum or cherry tomatoes, J ported Clydesdale stallion, "Ayrshire Brethour, Welter Taylor ; butter beans, Stamp," Neil Duncanson ; Messrs. 180 MoCallom, E Garvin ; white beans, Smith & MoLaren, oolleotion of needle - E Garvin, W 11 MoOntaken ; any other work, Nellie Ross ; W. II. Herr, loaf of variety beans, Jae McCallum, H Ed- home made bread, N 00 MoIntuchlin ; W wards ; oitrons, round striped, 0 Rend- 11 Kerr, 5 pound roll of butter,. jaa Mo - arson, H Edwards ; citrons, long Cali. Callum ; W H McCracken, six Swede fornian, Jag Evans, Ohas Henderson ; turnips, Win Armstrong, Jae McCallum ; wetsrmelous, W 10 MoCraciren ; mask- long red mangele, Jno Brethour, Jno melons, W Taylor, W 31 MoOracken ; Wynn ; yellow globe mangels, Sas Mo' oucumbers, 0 Henderson, W Taylor; Oohlum, Mre T Ballantyne. celery, white, D McLennan, W II Mc- judges.—Grain and roots, R. Parker OracIren ; celery, pink, D. McLennan, W and Jno Graham, Atwood; fruit, Thou H McCracken. Curry, Brussele ; domestic manufactures Atm Prionucn.-26 pounds tub butter, and ladies' work, Mise Graham, Atwood, home made, J J Bali, Jae Shaw, Sas Edo. and Miss Jonee, Leadbury ; fine arts and W Armstrong, AI Et Rarrieon ; flowers„W F Brockenshire, Wingbam, five ponnds table butter, G A. Deadman, heavy horses, W Diolsson, W 61 Oridok. Jae McCallum, Jno McKinnon, 3aS shanls ; light horses, jibs Arehlhald, Sea- Fereneon, Ed Garvin ; factory cheese, forth, R MoIndoo, Wingharn ; cattle, Jim Neil 8 McLamoblin ; home rnade cheese, Thomson; sheep, Thos Dickson and It, Jae Simeon, Sas Davideon, Parker ; pigs, Thos Dickson, 11, Parker ; Downr= MANOVACTIMICS. Flannel, poultry, 0 Smith and Jno Barnard ; Miss Eva Nott ; pair blankets, G Johne -implements, W II Humphries. ton, Jas McCallum ; connterpane, Miss E Note Mrs 8 Wilton ; home spun yarn, W H McOraoken, Miss McLaren ; gentle- your child is puny, fretful, troubled man's suit Othuedian tweed, I) 0 Ross ; with 3100(30000swellings, iuflamed eyes, maple sugar, Jag McCallumW 001 Afc- or sores on the, bead, face, or body, a course of Ayer's Sarsaparilllt is needed to expel the scrofulous humors from the blood. Tho sooner yea begin to give this medicine the better. °molten ; maple molessee, 0 Henderson, W II McCracken ; honey in comb d Dedman, Ohne Henderson ; honey, strained or =treated, G A, Deadnian, 0 Henderson ; grape wine, Tno 13rethour, airs Jae Wilkinson ; rhubarb wine, Mrs W II McCracken ; strawberry wine, W 11 McCracken ; tomato wine, W 11 MoCracken ; elderberry wine, Mrs Hole, Jno Brethour ; tomato catsup, Tare .A Straohan, 0 Henderson ; apple jelly, Lillian Ainley, Jas Shaw ; rhubarb jolly, Ainley ; raspberry jelly, lire A Strachan ; jelly from any other fruit, Lillioo AltilcY, WH McCracken ; baker's bread, white, Goo Thomson ; home made bread, white. D McLennan, Jno Wain. non, Mrs McKelvey ; baker'e bread, brown, Geo Thomson ; home made bread, brown, D McLennan, lYfrs IdoKelvey, D Marsh ; fruit cake, Mrs A. Straohan, Jas McCallum ; jelly onke, Mrs Hole, D Md. Lannon ; oatmeal cake, Jno Brethour, Mrs Hale ; canned fruit, Lillian Ainley, W 031 McCracken, Mkunsuruniss.—Set double farm har- ness, J Donaldson, I 0 /Mahar& ; single boggy humeral, 6 0 Richards, 3 Donald. eon ; fine and dram boots, 3 0 Rich. arde ; axe handle, Geo Johnston, las McCallum ; tinware, Wilton & Turnbull. 01 BRUSSELS PHU WORKS I wish to inform the people of Brussels and sorrounding district that I have pUr- ohased the Pump Business of 3AM11S BD LI, and will be found ready to attend to all wants in either new work 021 00901(0 et moderate prices. No better Pomp in the market. GO Order left at my shop or maiden= or 08 3. SCOTT'S shop will be promptly looked after. M—Ordere taken for the Digging of Waite anti Cisterns. 2 W. P. CAltatnn, 115 lq cCnul St, Toronto, re - &IT orni!),'A:1 GomG e non constipation, hold everywhere, or by'!Una on ItXILL _ r . r"ciE"f Pri". '° MANSON, OATES Li. DO. sTunET, ' - BRIIS813LS. 46 mew ET. 0000025, 0111: Sick Headache Permanently Cured "I was troubled, a long time, with sick headache, It was usually ao oompanied with severe pains in the temples and sickness at the atom. nob. I tried a.g0001 many remAlee recommended. for this complaint ; but it was not until I be, gan taking AYER'S • 0:4 q1•.) \ Pills that 1 reeelired • • anything like pdinifih- nent benefit. 4. sin. gle box of these pills did the work for me, and I am now 0000211 man." C. 11. linmonnsos, East Auburn, Me, Por the rapid mare of Constipa- tion, Dyspepsia, Biliousness, Natt. sea, and all disorders' Of Stomach, Liver, and Bowols, take Cathartic His Medal and Diploma at World's Fair, flak your druguisl ice Pier's Sarsaparilla, TAKE THE BEST 23 eta, 41134.21 50 OtS. ana $1.00 Bottle. 0e oent is dose. , 11 10 0010. on a guarantee by all drtggiate. It cures incipient Consumption and to the beet Coug11 and croup Cam. Sod by JAS. EON:, ieriisstat., Brussels. Covers the Whole THE LONDON, ONT., B G 441 —Wuz00b3 Loneton Aavertioer 2 P. M. EDITION. LARGEST noon circulation in West- ern Ontario of auy paper west of Toronto. Middlesex County and the territory west of Toronto thoroughly coveted, 4 P. M. EDITION. " The People's Popular Evening Paper. Circulates in oily and suburbs by carrier boys and agents. .A.11 advertisements in - sorted in bath editions. western Advertiser Largest weekly cirardation in Western Canada, As an advertising medium in the west it is without a rival, Wanted—An Idea Who can think of some alniple thing to patent? Protect your idetun they may bring you Wealth. Write JOHN' WEDDERBUILli 0 CO.Patent Attar. nays, Washington, D. 0., for thelr 81,000 nose offer and ilst of taro hundred inventions minted. LA 13 11 ES 100 THE LIMUIV OF SEPI IS 000:Y4 IN Jr. Lettcy's Folnao 11 Tlin only rellatin and trantworthy pry. 0rOrUirtOio1lo t=. O0,10,4,1tt4t,4,01ly1,its1t1re,oWezotv..g010pyzrIa reyaato. rueolpt ot LeRoy P111 Co. Victoria, Bt... Toronto, Can. Sold in brussels by .11,1.S. PON— DR. CliASE'S 0 THE ORIGINAL KIDNEY PILL 30 ED THE ONLY MONEY -LIVER PILLS i:1+ '1, I, 1 N E W MIR GI • The undersigned has open- ed up. a Butcher Shop in the BM BLOCS BBRIBI4 Where:he will keep constant- ly on hand a $upply of the Best Meats Procurable, sold at reasonable 'prices. A, share of public patronage solicited. WALEER. Meat delivered to all parts of the town. The undersigned are prepared to attend to all branches of Painting, including House, Sign, Carriage, and Ornamental Work, Paper Hanging, Ealsomining and Decorating neatly and prompt- ly looked after at mod- • erate Prices. We matte s, Specialty of 'Manufacturing and pimping an position First -Class Awnings. Orders left at our Paint Shop, formerly used by 141essrs.Boddick & Wako, will be attended to with, dispatch. Paper Hanging Orders may be loft with Ifessrs.Deaclrean & Mc- Call. SAMPLE mos CAN'T GO WRONG IF YOU BUY YOUR HARDWART1 FROM • PAINTERS. .01,71,031242.11 • —4 THE LARGEST STOOK, THE L 40 WES T PRICES. • e3t,' Special value in Paints, iNfaelline Oil, Fence Wire, &C. Established 1871 r" V a 11 cs co •• STs 0 '4 CO 0 b • b o 0 P-- 0 0 0 0 0 The Policy Contract issued by this Association is perfection itself, UNCONDITIONAL, ACCUMULATIVE, AND AUTOMATICALLY NON -FORFEITABLE. , ItIleaves nothing further to be desired. Bates and full infer- mationjurnisbed on application. IL IEEEM, Agent, Brussels. LAU 1ER TUP ER Will be our new Premier decided by the Electors before next issue of this paper. .A. decision far greater than that has boon given by the voice of the people, viz.: 'That B. F. Brook & Son, of Listowel Woolen Mills, pay the fli2heSt Prices; Cash or Trade for pais T. Dinrsoa, 0 ansper Standard hank, Brad. ford, Ont,, says Cl nses Kidney-Llvor Pills are a grand medicine' for the Kidneys and Liver And that they son the best Woolen Goocls Cheaper than any Factory or Store in Western Ontario. nearlynucle Clothing is a 110W line added to their business. They make up their own goods into Men's, Youths,Boys & Children's Suits and sell at prices they defy any retail store to compete with. Do not fail to call and inspect before you sell your wool or buy 1(0 new suit and WO feel satisfied you will say they give you the best yahoo. LISTOWEL. WOOLEN MILLS.