The Brussels Post, 1891-5-15, Page 4New Advertisements,
21111 of May- G. P. R.
I"'„ouUnll matches. iSeaforth.
Court of ltevi ion -F. S. Scott.
(:hurt of Revision --W. ,;peneo.
111acltiue oil -Sim on ribs. ae Co,
Perniture-Sn th, Malcolm Sr Gibson.
FRIDAY, 1 t Y 15, 1891.
As subjects of Great 131 3. U we often
boast of the Bible being the secret of
l;uglend's greatness. Iu the face of thin
propagators of false religions have acme
in and it is reported that the 3loleam•
merlons of India have begun mission
work in England, and they have estab-
lished ono society at Liverpool, the
President of which is a preeminent Eng.
Bah barrister of that city. In their re-
port to Hyderabad, which is the head.
quarters, apparently, of the propaganda,
the sooiety reports the prospects of the
Mohammedan mission in England as
exoelieet. It appears that a 'sweetie has I
been established in Liverpool, and the
first marriage between an East Indian
11lohammeden and an English woman
has taken place in this bidding, all
Mohammedan marriages to be bitediug
having to be performed in a mosque.
The society has not grown much of late,
and it seems probable that after the
novelty of the ides of such a propaganda
]tae departed there will he few converts,
and all that will remain of the sooiety fn
England will be a few wretched individu-
als who have discarded their religion
and, perhaps, contracted marriage under
the influence of romantic notions.
Dominion House Notes.
There is talk of asking for an extra
sessional indemnity of 8600.
Mr. Jamieson has
a ae given notice of the
prohibition resolution to be introduced
in Parliament.
It is understood that it has been de.
finitely decided that there will he no June
camps this year.
It is rumored at Quebec that Hon.
Thos. MoGrevy intends witbdraing from
politics, and that the Hon. Jno. Hearn
will represent Quebec west in the Com.
mons in his stead.
The amount of the revenue cc,llected
during the month of April on Chinese
landing in Canada at the port of 'Venomver, British Columbia, as poll tax was
'65,144, somewhat in excess of that dur.
ing the same mouth of last year.
The Customs Department, it has trap•
spired, refused the application of Toren.
towho wanted to import ort nn. Hebrewsb p
leavened bread for the Passover feat
free of duty. The department decided
Shea the incorporation must be taxed 20
per cent. ad valorem.
As to the Tea to charges thio meal is
known, that they are of a serious
character. If they are proven, Sir elec.
tor and Mr. MoGreevy must take the
consequences ; they will he in exactly
the same boat, as far as the party is con.
earned, with Rykert. Sir Hector says
he is ready to rest his saes there and to
abide by the finding of the House.
In the present House of Commons
there are only thirteen members who sat
in the first parliament after Ooofedera•
tion, and twenty-six who were returned
on the following election in 1872. The
present members who were elected in
1867 aro Messrs Bourassa, Bowels, Bow•
man, Can,erou Huron), Cartwright,
Costigan, Demist, Geoffrion, Sir H. Lan-
gevin, Sir Inim Macdonald, Mackenzie,
McGreevy and Mills, of Bothwell.
Z'HE ati.USSELS POST
tnal%.u.ac,snranenstarums.�amoar:mmmesresenses0. %'nssis .,^rrtcs'mmannsweer ramersraelmnoenu'=nonliominlri.nrtunsvatzessnmt
ores, In the excitement, the burglar
escaped to a bush south of the town.
1,v ry4Moir is being made to catch the
fugitive who is evidently making his
way to Detroit, where be is eappoetetl to
have balk Iran,, Ile is said to Lave
been scan Umar Seefe'tb, hcadiz g nor,:
Sporting News. . e
The Detroit Athletic Clnb bas Outlet
6u cricketers this year,
Tho Rangers, of Galt, led the Detroit
foot ball club by 3 gaols to 0 and finally
lost by 4 to 3.
At a shooting match in Toronto last
Saturday 0. Henry only miesol one bind 1
out of twenty.
A sculling match hag been arranged
for July 7 on the Pltrramatta between
McLean and Statbury.
At Philadelphia Saturday in a Iialifax
cep match 13011110nt made 3(11 funs in
one inning against Merlon.
A wire from Cornwall says that Hugh
l.ia:t0 w<•t.
The census report will show Listowel
to have a population of about 11100.
Wm. M. 01311115 and wife left on Tues•
day for New Westminster, 13. C., where
they intend to reside.
J. (', Beet 11„n eceeptud a poitlo1 as
traveller rot one of the best Toronto dry
good's houses, 11leaere. Cgilsio, Alexander
mil Anderson.
The boiler fur !be waterworks arrived
1Vealaweaay and being sat up, It is a
00 horsepower steel boiler made by John
Abel et Son, Toronto ; 14 foot long, 5 feet
6 Moises in diameter and contains 100
tins. The smoke stack will be 80 feet
sigh and 93 reit from boiler to top of
sleek and is 30 inches in diameter,
William Greenaidee, of Mitchell, has
secured a lease of the old Dover station
grounds and intends to at once poised
with the erection of a first class saw mill.
IIe leas par'a1110011 art outfit of machinery
and will manufecttn'e lumber with a band
saw, tieing a circular to slab off with and
or edging. Ire is arranging with the
railway people for a siding ineo hie yard.
The Listowel Gun Club was re.orgau-
lard the other night, at a meeting in the
Royal Hotel, with the following officers :
President, G. hese ; Vice President, R.
Brooks ; Treece., Jno. Living -tone, jr. ;
1omn11cte0 of Management, the otlioors
nd 0, A. Lee, N. J. Iiay, A W. Feather -
tan and le. Notre. Messrs. Ilay, Brooks
led Howe were appointed a 'Sleuth Jon,.
nittee. Friday afternoon was fixed cu
as club practice day.
The following °Moors wore elected in
oounection with the Mechanics' Institute
or the coming year a Prea„ w, G. Hay ;
Vice _Pram, Rev. J. le, Parke ; Tress„ C.
abborner ; Direeters, J. A. Tanner, J.
5, Bowman, 0. Tabberner ; I1. B. 11'Lot•
hy, 0. S. Clarke, 0. Heiobeoiter, Rev.
Adams en Saturday threw the lacrosse
ball 109 yards, making a nue world's mo-
oed.
A novel match has been made in ling.
land between a bicyclist and a carrier
pigeon. The distanoe will be 1 miles
and the rider receives five minutes' start.
Dennis Gallagher, Buffalo, and John
Richardson, Dorohesta', aro. inatnhed to a
wrestle in Loudon, Ont., for the chain- s
pionebip ot Canada and the Uni1OdStates a
and for 5250 a side.
Dalton, the American hack swimmer,
who took the water at 8 o'olook in the
morning for a 10 hours' swim in the Eng-
lish Channel, ltnished his feat at olid- f
night in good condition,
The New York Sportsman hears that a T
man in Decorah, Ia., has invented a speed
indicator, which is to be fastened to the p
driver's wrist in such a way that the dial
may bo seen at all tinges. A small cord 1
connects the novel device with the sulky
wheel. A. driver can tell by glancing at
113e machine how fast he is going. The
indicator also registers the greatest flight 1
of speed at any part of the mile.
l,i-esaerul Pde�v.t, 1
It is a fact established upon the au. 6
thority of travellers in different parts of a
the world, that stammering is almost un- 1
known among savage tribes.
A dud of millions of tons of bright a
green quartz, carrying from three to
seven per Dent. of niokel, has bean made t
in the Parsley City District, Smith
Dakota. r
Twelve -year-old James S. Truit, of No.
1215 Bainbridge street, Philadelphia, has
been suffocated by eating an apple, a 8
piece of which stock in his larynx, and e
before aid could be summoned he was a
dead. r
Mrs. Clairie Taylor of Pern, Ind., le
started for France with the heart, elands 0
and feet of her mother, who died )tete m
some time ago and requested that these t
parts be removed, preserved and taken to
her native country for interment.
Vice President Proctor, of the Sieger
Sewing Machine Company, is reported
to be worth 595,000,000. Ile shared the
iuvent rs poverty with himand after.
o to y t of o
ward married his d-tughter. Singer's
orikinel capital was 550, which grew to
be 830,000,000.
Of the 11,000,000 square miles of Af-
rica, only about 4,600,000 remain which
have not been olaimed by some Euro-
pean pewee, and more than half this
area lies within the desert of Sahara ;
France has taken 700 000 square miles,
Germany 740,000 equate miles and Eng.
1,md has a controlling influenoe over
1,000,000 square miles.
Honolulu hipped more than 100,000
benches of bananas to San Francisco in
1889. The export this year is still larger.
The cost of the fruit delivered at the ship
is about eine dollar a bunch. This gives
a pretty fair profit to the producers. On
average banana land about, 1500 salable
benches per acre can be cropped in three
years. But only very good soil,
abundantly watered, will produce banan-
as at all.
The greatest diving feat ever achieved
as in moving the cargo of the ship Cape
orn, wrecked off the cost of South
America, when a diver turned Hooper
Oda seven descents to a depth of 201
et, and at one time remained under
ater forty-two minutes. Siebe states
e greatest depth to which a man has
vor descended to he 2.14 feet, equivalent
a pressure of eighty -sight and one-half
ands per square Inch.
Jets. Livingstone, W. Climie. The an.
teal report was prepared for submissfo
to the government showing 65 member
on the first day of May. Assets 8590
liabilities 8170. The amount expends
'n new hooks last year was 6145, and 83
for magazines, etc.
At the fast meeting of the Counoil
etter was read from representatives
he proposed factory company asking for
6,000 of insurance money due the town
nd exemption frons roses for 10 years.
t was moved by J. A. Hacking, seconded
y J. Happier that the sum of five thous.
ncl dollars be granted to the Listowel
Fnr'nit
ale Company with exemption from
axes for 10 years out of the insurance
money re Rosbaoh, and that a by-law be
repared and submitted to the ratepayers.
Moved in amendment by Dr. Parke, sec.
ended by A. W. Featberetone that the re-
test of the Furniture Company be grant.
d, and that the necessary steps be taken
s early as possible to carry out their
equest, and, in the event of it being
gal for the council to grant $5000 with-
ob a by-law, the Mayor call a public
eeting at once to get an expression of
be ratepayers as to advisability of giving
aid amount without a vote of the people.
he amendment was carried.
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Huron County.
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Howick Township residents are asking m
to do away with dog tax. fe
Horses and hogs running at large its
Howiok township are to be impounded. th
Tho pipe organ for the Ilam Street e
Methodist church, Exeter, is now being to
placed in position and wi;l he opened, it IN
IS expected, nest Sundae. It is from the
fantory of Wa cteworth Br is„ Montreal,
aid is the second one Hey have built iu B
deet town. s
Bishop O'Connor, ot London, paid vto
his fleet visit to Seafoi tl, on Sunday, and da
assisted at both the manatee and oven. D
iug servioes at St. James' Roman to
Catholic Church. Tho parishioners of 51
Bt. James' made every preparation to fm
receive hint in et fitting manner, and au
thus eoutribnted to ]mike his visit pleas. of
ant.
Two years ago Mrs. Mary Green, of
ridgepor't, roam., deolerod that she had
yellowed her false teeth. The doctor&
bo examined her concluded that she
as a vioim of her imagination. Sun.
y Mrs. Green died of oonsumption, and
r. Blodeet performed an autopsy. Iu
e gnliet, about twn inches above the
omach, the teeth and pia a were found
bedded. They had become encrusted
d formed 110 obstruction to the passage
Mod.
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1'. J. 13cl:neeit, 1. n':1y Organizer of th
Previa -I. of indmat y, nonrated a leoture of
t 1 a1.0 s;: h1 lei ketal )1,sWestfield on 01
Fri ing alat were The au el- tle
ren: • marifestel R .t !II interest in the lee
leatere, teal readily acii p'ed the ideas ye
advancers by hint by orgeniziug a strong w,i
a:eo(iation to be culled the "Pride Of in
\l, ca ile:1d.” The following oiiroers were no
drily et„ntrd : Jas. Johnston, Pres. ; 1%, rid
Ni int, Vice Pros.: 12. Buchanan, Sea. ; pe
. N. Johnston, Tress. ; 0. Garret, Minerva ; kh
0. Armotrotrg, Ilemetcr ; Wm. Jackson, of
Guile ; Jelin Gook, Sentinel. The or• T,,
g oliz0r said 1" had held over 120 meet. oa
Ings in the 000110y', and the townships of col
Ashlleld, East and West- Wawanosll, of
Tt rnberrv, Benicia 'Morrie and Grey fill
0r
were urly' al) organized and some of the n
p
irfay pluses who had rtdured to be organ,'
Ned Warne tune no Ott ; i1Ow asking to
ha n1,+al,15 c1. Mr. Delmont lmont will leetnre
et Malaauesheater and Donny brook in a few
ttuys.
'Saturday morning, shortly after six
n'clook. Cow:table 13nlmer, of Listowel,
with Chiefs whsatly and Paisley, et.
tempted to arrest a men at Clinton for
bur'glary.cennnittod in ll,trriston. Being
traced to Clinton, he was found at the
Commercial Hotel in his room. He wee
ordered to come out, bob refused, and
fired with his revolver through the door,He looked the door and made a feint to
escape by way of rho window, Upon
doing so all bands rushee out, to inter•
cepb him there, except Constab1e13ulmer,
who remained in the hallway, The man
rdehed out., and was gasped firmly by
Buttner, both drawing reVotvers. Tho
burglar managed to abbot the constable,
taking dead aim for his heart. The
bullet streak 8 rib, and ramping round
staved leis life. The amend 16 net danger.
Tho Grand rl lade, Mich., Leader of
e i/th Inst., had the following account
te serious ambient to a former re5lderl)1
Berlin :---'"Dr. Peberami, a dentist in
e Hernlitnge blorlt on Canal street,
ver easy 0 dynamite enrtridigo before
sterday but he is now well acquainted
112 it and is yet alive. IIe was stand.
g in frost of his (Mice yeatol'day after -
on when he noticed a dynamite cart -
go on the sidewalk, where dozens of
ople bad boon walking over it. Not
owing whet it was, h0 pickod it up out
cnrioeity and began examining it.
e cartridge was meat similar to a gun
rtridge only was black instead of copper
ored. He tried to slip it onto the end
his lead pencil] but found it partly
0d with a grayish substance. Goingr,
stairs to his office he teak a pair of
forceps from the drawer and began ex.
amining it. He had hardly touched the
instrttlnent to it when there was et ter-
rible explosion. The windows in the
office were shattered and till the residents
alarmed, Dr, Nellis, another dentist,
camp ru5Uieg in, and found D1'. Peterson
covered with blood, and his left hand
mangled and tern. For a few moments n
there was no pain, but when Dr, Peterson �: "iNG1
recovered from the shook be wan in
agony. Ho was taken to the residence of
Mrs, Wm. Dunn, 220 Ottawa street, —ON
where be is boarding, and Dr. Belly
dressed the injuries. It was necessary
to amputate two fingers of the loft hand
end the others were somewhat injured.
Bis face was 'filled with powder, but for"
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Football Maitohes I
w'/LL ns PLAYED ON TUE
Sea forth Recreation Grounds
lizA'Y elf th,-
1330110 BANGERS vs. SoAFonrn lusoNs.
MAT 280h,-Cnxc:tao vs. Humes.
JUNE 9th,- NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE,
Maes,, U. 0., vs. W. Ie. A.
JUNE 17th,-DETnOre Va. SEAFohT$.
STANDARD BANN OF CANADA,
HEAD OFFICE, - TORONTO,
W. F. COWAN, Preeidont.
J. L. BRODIE, Cashier.
CAPITAL, AUTUMN ZED, - • 82,000,000
Pam UP,- - - 1,000,000
REleN11v11 Fuxn, ' . _ • 400,000
Agencies in all principal points in Ontario,
Quebec, Manitoba, United States
and England,
Brussels Agency.
A General Be,11dng Bneh,esa Trnnsaotod,
farmers' and men goo, Notes Discounted
at lowest rates, Drafts Issued and boil.{•
bone made ou all pelt ts. Deposita received
and 1, turost allowed at current rates,
ftVINGS RANK.
1} Interest Allowed 011 Snvinge Bank Bo.
`lnrposit of SI and
withdrawal, andscom-
pounded half yearly.
Promo t attention and every to (ditty afford-
ed costumers 11,ing at a distauee,
G. P. SCITOLFI1;i,D, Agent.
Brussels, Aprli enh. 1011.
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ALL STATION, AT
May 28rd, 24th and 25th, 1891
Good to Return until May 26611,'91,
innately hie eyes were not injured. The
accident will, it in feared, eeriouely affset
his professional work. How the cart. Tickets on the above dates can be Pro -
ridge came there le not known, but De.
eared from m sant of the
retortion son t11u h there Y g
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compelling I
ompelll g such articles to be stamped so
that people wilt know what they are,, J. t r. P131'PER, Agent, Betnel0Ls;
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It is with flee gt't,;1t1)iit amount of pleasure we UOw bring
before the Notice of the public our well Assorted,
Flesh and Elegant Stock of
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We have recently had fitted up our show 1001118 com-
modious and harmonious, where is to be seen everytliilig,
that gods to make the heart of the house -wife jubilant, and
make glad the home where our goods are to be round
While we clo not profess to keep in detail a large and
varied assortment of brie -a -brae, notions, Ste, for they can
only be rightly purchased in the city, we rattler -invite an
inspection of our Sideboards, Extension Tables, Secretaries
of various sizer,, Easy Chairs, Bedroom Suites, etc.
PARLOR SUITES from far that would meet the de-
mands of a mexchnnt prince or satisfy the most fastidious,
and we are constantly receiving this class of' goods from
the very best manufacturers.
Our Picture Framing 'Material and Workmanship in
this line defies criticism.
CUI11TAMN POLES GOPtUEOESLY TRIMMED.
We wish further to draw your attention to our
Uandoi'takb g Department
Complete in all its Appointments,
FiRST-CLASS HEARSE AND OUTFIT,
And the Closest Attention given to orders of this nature
• Embalming, temporary of arterial. No discoloring or
unpleasant odor in the hottest weather.
Forty years experience in House Building and the
Manufacture of Sash and Doors should impart a knowledge
of thisline 111 of our business, b11S111CS5 and, '.t
d, \\'Bile we can truthfully
say we never were so busy as at present, our capacity is
great and enables us to get through an immense amount of
work, and we can turn it out on verythort notice.
Smith, �Mt�a7l�colmT& Gibson.
M'COLL BROS. & 00.
Are still pleasing the public with Oils. Wily use an Oil that will
injure your machinery, when you can get the
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Profits, which are Unexcelled by any Company doing business in Canada, are
allocated every five years from the issue of tete policy, or at longer periods, as may
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Profits so Allocated are Absolute and not liable to be reduced or recalled at
any future time undor any aircunlatancea,
Participating Poiicy Holders aro entitled to not less than 00 per cont, of the
profits earned in the clues, end for the past seven years have actually received 95
per cent. of the profits so eared.
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Executor's Notice.
In the Metter of the Estate of Meeent:ww
'loyal Han Sleaptsyl'i )s.
Beeman, late of the Township of. Grey, 1
Deceased. CHEAP EXCURSIONS to EUROPE
Pursuant to Revisod Statutes, Ontario, t,nIrTVIsnTLY eAILINe9 5110s1Chap.110, See. 10, notice ie hereby iron to '
ati persons having claims against 1tie said
MattneW Barker to sold in Ito his Slxooator,
the undersigned, at Ethel 0, O., on or before
the end Day of :tune, 1801, 61111 parbioufars of
their claims and nature of eoourities (if amyl
bold by thein, Notion is .further given that
after said date sate executor will distribute
the assets of the testator among the parties
entitled. thereto, having regard only to those
diatom of which be shall then have Ootioo,
rind said exonutor ill no be t liable f t
w I ab o or he
said mete,wso ala earn rice teemed, to any per.
ben 010 w10e1 shirt notice sbo11 not mato
boon bu1ii od by him at the Limo of snob
dis 433>Iutlon, WM, 5A1t10114 Exeoutoe,
PORTLAND on HALI1'AX,
TO DERRY on LIVERPOOL,
CA.13IN RATES, $40, $110 ane. $180, Single;
t$80, t$00 ante Oslo Return,n060511153
to Location of Sbatorcm,
IN'IIIBMNDXA'io, OutwardS20; Prepaid 080
Steerage at Lowest hates,
Ae6Ontinedntlohs Urrenrtiaaaed•
Apply toll. A A. ALLAN, Montreal,
Alt '4'V, JI. I3.Ii`HEti e
A000v BoVeeet,s,
$ eoiaiist, - Toronto.
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"A10Nn'rfAN limn:DANT, Ltatnw,,b, en ye ;--
fter apei.dliu' 1111 my 111000,5 and nrni' rty
to n0 runic•( 1 lne•.le.tt 1,.., 411.
they termed it ilopulene nano or consumption,
Dr. Sinclair mired m(,"
Alas Meer .Fnnr,00rn, evemehouso, says 1-
"When 011 others fulls{,, Br. Sinclair cured
me of lits,"
D, ltninDITanN, Carleton ]'bras, save 1• -
"'Dr, Sinclair enroll nm of Uatarrb:"
Ono. ltow'41,, 101511, says i -"Dr.. Slnaiair
cured mo of heart drawee Ong dropsy, w'ris't
all others failed,"
Dixesees at Private Nature, brought un by
Ally, 1Jr, Siurluir certainly U,n'ee.
Com,n111tat'1Ora. :'coo,
WILL BE AT TILE
AMERICAN HOTEL, Q31,ISSEI3,
Thursday, May 28, '91.
Why Not Do Your Own Thinkin 4
Bursa:Ls, November 861,1833e.
3, AI, yleLnon, (aoclorieh,
Da:AR Sra.--I should have written before
cow t0 lot you. know Trow 1: 01' getting along.
I ani allot bettor than Iwaa; gniuh,g etrengt,t
every day. I have a good appetite and sleep
well. I ono talcs the full 0,nntit3' of the
System Renovator and it dues not Waken
rue. Aly limbs lure all right now ; quite
smart in thus way ; swelling ell gone. 1'110
great thirst is gone; I drink so water at
night, but I take a little buttermilk. I alt
quite straight again, Sant me n0011101
bottle of your System Renovator,
Years, dc.. JAB. DUNCAN,
FOURTEEN MONTHS LATER.
B11ussLLe, 1Perltary 1111,16(11.
J. AI. AIcLnon, Ooderleb,
ll1.An On,. -Fifteen Veers ago met Novem-
ber I started to doctor first ; I was treated
for dyspepsia, but they never helped Ino
any. At timed suffered greatly from my
stomach; I continued, but I grow worse.
I tweed dropsical ; limbs end bodyswelled
badly. Yon know the state I wah1 when
I went to eoderich-a more wreck, (mold.
hardly walk-aullering from RrlGbt'a dis-
ease. and one yens ago last fall I began
your Bennvator and Spectate cum. I began
to mend in a few clays ; continued then for
three mouths steady, Altbougb I was MN
2 could not be cured, if you saw mm now,
nrell ,Ld hearty; eat everything that comes
1P1
111 the way. I owe you the praise of saving
my 111", I was 111 u hopeless condition whenI meat to yon, In fact lee cue thought I
would get better. I cannot speak too meetly
of you and of your medicines, for it wits
[Lem inns eared me. Words emmat esiirese
my thanks to you. 1 reely pass my name to
au;loue, Yours, t0s.,
1,131100 DL'NC.LN.
Ser., 11V J. T. PEPPED, Bnresi:rs.
Wool autd
HIGHEST - CASH -PRICE
Paid for Wool at the
Listowel
Woollen
We wish to call your at-
tention to the fact that we
still Want more Wool, and
we are determined to make
this wool season one of the
largest, for we have a Tre-
mendous Stock of Goods on
hand. It is necessary that
you should look around be-
fore you dispose of your wool
to see ,where you Can make
the best purchases with it in
WOOLLEN GOODS,
Buy in the Cheapest,
Sell in the Dearest,
Do not fail to come and
see our Large Stock of New
Fine Flannels, in New Shades
and Patterns. Something
Never Before Shown the Public
We have made up a lot
of Fine Halifax Tweeds, just
the thing for school boys.
We also have a big stock of
Fine Tweeds, Coarse Tweeds,
lied Blankets, Horse Blan-
kets, Flannels, Robed Skirts,
Cotton Shirtings, Cottonades,
Shirts and Drawers for this
season's trade, which we offer
AT EOTTUM PRICES.
Everybody should cane
and try our fine Grey Flannel
that won't shrink i11 washing.
and outwears the common
grey flannel sold the public,
Roll Carding, Spinning,
Fulling and Manufa.cttiring
Tweeds, Flannels, Blankets,
Sze. on short notice.
B. P. Brook &, Eon.