The Brussels Post, 1891-6-26, Page 4New Advertisements.
Looal—Alts. Birk.
Looa1---Jas. Wileou,
Looala—George Burls) h.
Local -0. A. Deadman.
Locals—Dr' J. 0, Ayer's,
Oil painting—Miss Diaries.
Catarrh—Dr. J. C. Ayer's.
Coughing—Dr. J. C. Ayer's.
let July exoureione-0. P. 1I.
Local—Boar 'ublidhfng House.
Summer Clothing.—A. R. Smith.
Tenders Wanted,—Donald Currie.
Special Sale Ferguson & Halliday.
(►u Cje ` atizsels lbst.
FRIDAY , JUNE 26 1891.
THE Supreme Court has given the
Manitoba school legislation the shunt
until next October,
REPORTa from Manitoba show the
crops to be in the most promising condi-
tion, the acreage under crop being '?01,-
803 aores in excess of that cultivated last
year. Should the crop be successful
Manitoba will mark a year of phenomen-
al prosperity.
Wotan it not be a good idea to have
the water from the beautiful spring,
near the flax mill, condo cted to the tor•
nor of King and Turnberry streets and
have a small drinking fountain arranged ?
We believe it world be a very popular
move.
SEvsiAL Quebec journals give currency
to a rumor that the Hon. Attorney -Gen-
eral Mowat will oontest Kingston for the
Commons in the Liberal interest, and
that Hon. A. S. Hardy will become Pre-
mier of Ontario. While this is nob very
likely at present, circumstances might
arise which would bring both events
within the probabilities.
THERE is some talk of establishing a
chair of homoeopathic medicine in the
Toronto University. 000 patients were
treated during the past year in Toronto
Homoeopathic hospital. We believe this
line of medical science will attain to
great prominencein Canada. People are
drugged too much. Pure water taken
internally as well as externally is a
panacea for more ilis than it gets credit
for.
Tne McGreevy investigation shows
that Larkin, Connolly & Co. paid large
sums to Mr. McGreevy for election and
other expenses, in return !or which they
were awarded oontraots for Government
work at high figures. These facts were
sworn to by a ho°k•keeper of the firm,
and the testimony will doubtless result
in Mr. McGreevy's retirement from pub.
sic life in much worse shape than Ur..
R kert retired. The investigation
is
letting considerable light in on campaign
methods in Quebec, where corruption
seems the rule.
Fns temperance people of Halton are
decidedly aggressive. The great battles
they fought, the victories they won, and
the defeat they sustained—are these not
all written in the chronicles of the de-
funct Scott Act ? Still they are not sat-
isfied and now we find them organizing
and "massing their forces" along the line
of national prohibition. And it is a fact
suggestive of the dominaney of'their
principles, that, in the whole County of
Helton there is but one newspaper op•
posed to the modes operanda of the tem-
perance element.
Tex following resolution was passed at
the General Assembly of the Presbyter-
ian church at Kingston last week :—That
this Assembly reaffirm the opinion of
past Assemblies regarding the nature of
the general liquor traffic and its evil
effects on individual, family and social
life, and the necessity of the faithful
preaching of the Gospel to effectually
Overcome these evils and build up a God-
ly, temperate and prosperous flatten ;
that it asserts its conviction that, in the
matter of legislation, nothing short of
prohibition, rigidly enforoed by the
proper authorities, should ever be accept-
ed as final or satisfactory, and that it is
now the duty of the Dominion Parlia-
ment to enact nth a law.
Mann the old tariff the duty on raw
sugar was almost equivalent to 2 cents
per ib, This hoe been wiped out. The
old duty on refined auger was 1} cents
per lb„ and 86 per cent. ad valorem
this has now been reduced to 8.10 cents
per lb. In order to encourage the culti-
vation of beet sugar, a 5 per dent. bounty
has been placed on beet sugar iniporta•
tions : hitherto they were admitted free,
There has been a considerable increase
in tobacco duties. Out tobacco has been
increased to 46 cents per Ib. and 1274 dents
ad valorem, snuff and other manufaotnr•
ed tobacco have been inoroased five °ante
per pound. Ole, beer and porter in easke
have been increased five oeuts per imper.
ial gallon and in bottles three create per
gallon. There are also large increases in
spirits and strong waters of all kinds.
The duty on salt has been reduced one.
half, owing to the fact that combines
have fattened as the result of the ekcee•
sive taxation. If the sugar refiners are
willing to go out of the monopoly bueinese
We ratty be considerably bettor.
THE BRUSSELS POST
Hexon 001111ty, Pertll (:cushy.
Crops look well generally in Huron.
There is talk of a ilex mill ab Leu
now,
A host of applicants are after th
Gerrie postofliae,
Peter McLaren, of Lucknow, has pur
obased a new 4050 bus,
The eleotrie lire alarm a paratus ha
been introduced in Stretford,
00.1 aaks,of Clinton, has rented th
photograph gallery in Lucknow,
The Orangemen of South Huron have
decided to visit Loudon on the 12th of
July.
A meeting of the We•t ICuron Farmers'
Institute will be hold at 2)ungamion on
Friday, Jun° 20th.
Inspector Tom, of West Huron,.pur-
poses taking a trip to the Paciflo Coast
during the summer holidays.
The fourth annual convection of Brace
Co, W. C. T. U. will be held in the town
hall, Lucknow, on June 2let.
The Stratford Tittles issues a semi•
Leal
weekly to their city subaoribers.
The Lietowol courts of the Canadian
o Order of forestate will attend the ]ores.
tors' gathering at Uarriaton on Dominion
• Day.
Thu Canadian Order of Foresters have
a selected Stratford as their next plane of
meeting on the second Taoeduy in Juste,
e 1801,
The new curing -room of the Newry
oheoee factory is rapidly nearing com-
pletion and hate fair to become au ex.
oellont building,
Complaints aro being -made in St.
Marys of some youthful vandals destroy.
ing the ;shade trees on the etreete with
their knives.
St. Mary's base ball team defeated the
London Stars on Thursday by the fol-
lowing score :--St. Mary's, 6, 8, 3 ; Lon-
don, 0, 1, 7, Batteries—St. Nary's, Ford
ours Eaorott; London, Collins and Quinn.
F. Smith. of Stratford, had the other
day a strange freak in Lite fowl line. It
was a ohfoken with four legs and four
wings—all the otherr parts of the Body
being natural. It was hatched from a
Leghorn egg and died in extricating
itself from the shell.
The St. Mary's new town bell has sr -
rived and been' "hung" in the tower erect.
ed for the old one, The bell proper
weighs 1264 abs. and the yoke, oarriage,
wheel, c0o., make up about 700 more.
The Dost will be In the neighborhood of
$460, of which over $00 is duty. The
bell stands over 3 feet high and is over
4 feet across the mouth.
An amusing incident occurred the
other afternoon in the vicinity of Vio•
toric Lake, Stratford. A young man
went there to give a valuable young dog
a hall and naturally thinking it could
• swim threw it into the wabor. Unfortt•
nately it could nob and bad to struggle to
keep above the water. The young man's
only alternative was to undress and go in
after the canine which he did and
brought it out more dead than alive.
Tenders will be asked by the Standard
Oil & Gas Co., of Stretford, for the bor-
ing of five wells at pluses hereafter to be
decided on, and each well will bo bored
to a depth of 2.500 feet if oouasion de-
mands it, but no further. The location
of the wells will probably be left in the
hands of Eugene Coate, a geologist of
wide experience in such matters, and
who has bad exceptionally good fortune
in locating paying wells in many parte
of the country.
A farther and a County Jnetice of the
Peace who ought to know better, tied his
horse to a post on Ontario street, Strat-
ford, all day. The beast had nothing to
eat or drink and from appearance was
suffering from exhaustion. Those who
had watched the poor brute ebandin g all
day in the sun finally were moved to pity
and summoned an officer to remove the
horse. It was 3:50 when Chief MoCarthy
drove the horse away, almost too weak
to walk. It had been tied there for near-
ly eight hours.
On Friday evening of last week quite a
n umber of the members and adherents of
the Trowbridge appointment, met at the
parsonage laden with luxuries. A. beau-
tiful address was read by Mrs. Halpenny
to Mr. and Mrs. Caswell, and then a
purse containing twenty-two dollars was
handed him, and to Mrs. Caswell, by
Miss Annie Cosens, a beautiful silver
butter cooler. It was a perfect surprise.
A pleasant evening was spent, and mutual
regrets expressed that the relation of
pastor midpeoplewasabout
a to be sever-
ed.
St. James oburoh, Stratford, was the
scene of a very happy event on Tuesday
of last week by the wedding of J. D.
Riddle, of the G. T. R. Assietant Super-
intendent's office, Stratford, to Mies
Buckingham, eldest daughter of William
Buckingham, manager of the B. M. and
L. Co'y. of Stratford, The church was
crowded with the friends and acquain-
tances of the young couple- At 1:30 p.
m. the bride entered the oburoh, leaning
on the arm of her father, followed by
Mise Carman, of Morrisburg, as brides.
maid. The groom, who was supported
by Frank.Palmer, met the bride at the
altar. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. Canon Patterson according to the
ritual of the Church of England.
The prospects of a large yield of fruit
are brighter than they seemed to be a
few weeks ago in Lucknow vicinity.
Beeler, though yet a village, has three
churches which own pipe organs. The
Times claims that this beats the record.
The mangel.wurtzei will not be over
half a crop near Britton. Quite a few
farmers are re plowing the ground fur
turnips.
Rev. J. S. Cook, et Hensall, has r°.
Gently graduated as a Ph, B. of Illinois
Wesleyan University, after a course of
five years.
A bicyclist arrived in Clinton on Sat-
urday evening baying accomplished upon
his steel horse, the whole journey from
Sarnia in one day.
Ilamah's Creamery Kirkton, is in full
blast, and they aro packing large quan-
tities of excellent butter for the Seaforth
market—epeoially for Glasgow and Edin
burgh.
The Doherty Organ Company, of
Clinton, through one of their agents, is
endeavoring to secure a bonds from
Peterboro' to establish a large organ the.
tory there,
The Clinton New Era says :—So in-
tense was the heat on Tuesday that it
actually hatched out a chicken in the
store of Coats & Son. This may seem
improbable, but it is nevertheless a fact.
Mrs. W. J. Gallagher and three child-
ren, of Vancouver, B. C., arrived in Clin-
ton recently, on a visit to her mother,
Mrs. Duncan. Mr. Gallagher is manager
of the Daily Telegram, Vancouver, B. 0.
Dr. McLaughlin who has been prae.
tieing for sometime in Hensel', has de-
cided to leave that place and hang out
his shingle in Dashwood, s0ncessor to Dr.
Outten. Dr. Outten intends going to the
Northwest.
F. S. Miller, the defaulting shipping
clerk of 'Vm. Gordon, lumber dealer, who
viotimized Banker Kane of Gerrie the
other day to the tone of 5265, was seen
in Buffalo on Tuesday. His arrest is not
yet reported.
The 21st anniversary of the battle of the
Boyne willlbe celebrated in Lucknow this
year. James L. Hnghes, of Toronto ; Rev.
J. Livingeloue, of Listowel ; Revs. Mc-
Kinnon, Connors and Coiling, of Luck -
now, and other Orange friends will ad-
dress the meeting.
The Lucknow Sentinel says:—Mr.
Brasher, accompanied by Mrs.• Brasher
and the Mises Marray, spent a day last
week at that beautiful resort Black Horse
Lake. In the course of the day Mrs.
Brasher hooked a four and a half pound
black bass, which air. Brasher succeeded eded
in safely landing. All the piscatorial
sports in the village are envious.
The Clinton Driving Park will hold
their meeting on Aug. 2801, when the fol-
lowing premiums will be given :—The
2:50 class,srotting and pacing, purse 5140,
divided into three monies. The 2:52
Mass, t: ottiog or pacing, purse 4200, di.
vided into four monies. A mile run,
beet two in three, purse 3180, divided in•
to two monies,
Captain Andrews, the blind life saver
of Toronto, was married at Clinton on
Saturday to Mies Thornton, the only
daughter of W. Thornton. The bride is
also blind, which makes the nuptials all
the more romantic. The blind life Sav-
ing hero first met Mies Thornton at Olin.
ton last fall, and sympathy of affliction
made them fast friends and finally they
fell desperately in love with each other.
The following appears among the legal
reports of the dailies :—A London girl
named Annie Haines, aged 18 is suing
Jae. Hastie, of Huron county, for 310,000
damages for breach of promise in marri-
age. The defeodant set up hie defence
on the fact that the girl'e father had
threatened him with an action for seduc•
tion of the plaintiff and that to settle
this phase of the matter it cost Hastie
$475. Frank Anglin, the plaintiff's
counsel, demurred to that defence, and
Tuesday Juetioe Rose decided that the
settlement to the charge of seduction was
no bar to the action fcr breach of pro-
mise.
During a Heavy thunderstorm on Fri.
day !set the residence of Samuel Peart,
801 con. of Ueborne, was struck by light-
ning. The electric ball first attacked the
chimney, and then passing out between
the brioks followed the rafter until it
Dame to the side of the house ; making
its way through it fell on the kitchen
floor and from there buried itself in the
earth. The inmates of the house happen-
ed to be home at the time and but for
their speedy action the building would
have been ooneumed as it was soon en.
veloped in flames. The heavy rain which
was falling at the time rendered valuable
assistance to Mr. Peart in abetting the
fire. The occupants escaped without the
slightest injuriee,but were Badly frighten.
ed from the sharp report.
The Goderich Signal in speaking of
the arrest of Chambers, the outlaw, says :
Among those who took a deoided interest
in Chambers from the time of the shoot,
ing up to the present was our townsman
Toon, Gundry, the well-known sheriff's
bailiff. Tom went down to Clinton to
take a hand in the hunt for Chambers,
but failed to connect with him. However,
on his return home Judge Tome was so
pleased with the work done by him that
he put him on the list of county con-
stables. Since then ;tom, bas continued
to have Chambers in hie thoughts and,
diaoovering that there wet a good photo.
graph of that lively gentleman in Harris.
ton, he obtained it and had a number of
pictures struck off, These he dietribut'
ed where he thought they would do moat
good, and amongst others sent a photo to
J. C. Currie, deputy -sheriff of Winnipeg,
and formerly of Goderioh. Currie gave
the picture to detective Molionzie, of
Winnipeg,
Who looted Chambere, who is
now doing lime at Rat Portage for work•
ing the tlhtmble•rigging rachet at Bran.
don.
4.111110,.
Private Funds to^�Loan.
$20,OQQ
IIave boon placed in my hands
for Invostulent on real estate,
LOWEST RATE OF INTEREST.
Aro CO7n,nliSSionl.
Borrowers can have loans com-
pleted in `Phren Days if title
satisfactory,
W. 111. SINCLAIR,
.Solicitor, Brussels.
T H I S
SPACE
WILL BE FILLED BY
J. DDf 1r O'S
7t ti
ADUERTIMENT
NEXT WEEK.
Oat rrh
TS a blood disease. Until the poison la
1 expelled from the system, there can
bo no cure for this loathsome and.
clangorous malady. Therefore, the only
effective treatment is a thorough course
of Ayer's Sarsaparilla—the best of all
blood purifiers. The sooner you begin
the bettor ; delay is dangerous.
"I was troubled with catarrh for over
two years. I tried various remedios,
and was treated by a number of physi-
ciane, but received no benefit until I
began to take Ayer's Sarsaparilla. A
few bottles of this medicine cured me of
this troublesome complaint and nom-
pletely restored my health."—Jesse M.
Boggs, Holman's Mills, N. 0.
"When Ayer's Sarsaparilla was rec-
ommended to me for catarrh, I was in-
clined to doubt its efficacyHaving
tried so many remedies, with little beu-
etit hadnoit
I faith that anything a mould
cure me. I became emaciated from loss
of appetite and impaired digestion. I
had nearly lost the sense of smell, and
my system was badly deranged. I was
abourdiscouraged, when a friend urged
rhe to try Ayer's Sarsaparilla, and re-
ferred me to persons whom it had cured
of catarrh. After taking half a dozen
bottles of this medicine, I am convinced
that the only sure way of treating this
obstinate disease is through the blood."
Charles 13. Maloney, 113 River sal
Lowell, Mass.
Ayer's Sarsaparilla,
PREPARED BY
Dr. J. 0. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Price $1; elm bottles, $5. Forth $5 a bottle.
M'COLL BROS. & CO.
Are still pleasing the public with Oils. Why use an Oil that will
injure your machinery, when you can get the
CELEBRATED "LAROINE ?"
—)SPECIALTIES(
Cylinder, Lardine, Wool, Eureka,
Spindle, Boltcutting, Solar, Harness.
MANUFACTURERS:
McCOLL BRCS. 80 CO., TORONTO.
44 -em
For Sale by B. DERRY, Brussels.
- CONFEDERATION LIFE, -
Orgcanzized 1871. Bead Office, Toronto
Remember after Three Years Poiicies are Incontestable,
FREE FROM ALL RESTRICTIONS As TO RESIDENCE, TRAVEL 011 000UPATIOII
Paid-up Policy and Oaeh Surrender Value Guaranteed in each Policy.
THE NEW ANNUITY ENDOWMENT POLICY
Aeooltne ABSOLUTE PROTECTION AGAINST EARLY DEATH ; PROVIDES AN INCOME
IN OLD ACM, AND le A GOOD INVESTMENT.
Policies are Non -Forfeitable after the Payment of Two full annual Premiums.
Profits, which are Unexcelled by any Company doing business in Canada, art
allocated every five years from the issue of the policy, of at longer periods, as may
be selected by the insured.
Profits so Allocated are Abeolnto and not liable to be reduced oe recalled at
any future time ruder any circumstances,
Pattioipating Policy Holders aro entitled to not less than 00 per cont, of the
profite earned in the elan, and for the past seven years have actually received 03
per Dent. of the profits so earned.
W, 0. MACDONALD, ACTUARY. J. K. MACDONALD, MANAGING DutEcroa,
'W. 11:-I• KERfl, Awes)t, Ss•tatatzi elrr.
JUNE 20, 1891
AnyeameDnesarsamyeesins
BATTING and PM' IIANGENG
A Partnership having been formed be.
twesn R. Thompson and .1'1, Crinloldby,
colder the ]Firm name of Tuotu'eos to
Geraiormav, they are now prepared to
promptly attend to the watts of the
public in
Houma, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL
PAil,'rxNG.
Paper hanging a Specialty.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
Orders left at A.. M. McKay 0 OD's.
store, Brussels, will have our prompt
attention.
THOMPSON & (nRIMOLDBY.
ALLAN LINE
.Ro71al .flail Steamships.
CHEAP EXCURSIONS to EUROPE
1,0111`20OIITLY 6010,15 8 piton
PORTLAND on HALIFAX,
To DERRY on LIVERPOOL.
01BIN RATES, 340. 300 and $00, Slagle;
$80. $90 and tilt le Bohm, according
to Location of Stateroom,
XNTI,1tMEDIATE, Outward 391; Prepaid $10
Steerage at Lowest Runes,
Accommodations Unsurpassed.
Apply to H. & A. ALLAN, Montreal,
on W. Fd. JCiII:$tl;,
AGENT, BttueeEL%,
Shoddy -
- Pedlars
Are on the Warpath, so aro im-
plement agents to entrap the
wary farmer into buying inferior
plows wade at a distance from
Brussels, for which you cannot
got repairs when needed.
Farmers, consult your own in-
terests and encourage home man-
ufacture by calling at the
Brussels Foundry
Where you can get a Superior
Article ata Reduced Price, Guar-
anteed to give Satisfaction, or
no sale.
arson's, Frith Best Pittsburg Past Steel
Boards, Single and Double.
Plow Points of Every Make at 40c. each.
Gang Paints 25 Cents.
Beet Pittsburg Steel Boards fitted on
any plow at the Lowest Possible Price.
Be sure and call and examine our
stock before buying.
W. R. Wilson, Brussels.
STANDARD BANG OF CANADA.
HEAD OFFICE, - TORONTO.
W. F. COWAN, President.
J. L.BBRODIE, Cashier.
CAPITAL, AuTnonlzi:n, • • $2,000,000
PAID Ur, • • - 1,000,000
REsEnvn PuND, - • 460,000
Agencies in all principal volute in Ontario,
Quebec, Manitoba, 'United Stated
and England.
Brussels Agency.
A General Banking Business Translated,
Farmers' and other good Notes Discounted
at lowest rates. Drat to Issued and Ooltee.
tions made on all points. Deposits received
and interest allowed at current rates.
SAVINGS BANK.
Interest Allowed on Savings Bank De.
posits of $1 and upwards from date of
deposit to date of withdrawal, and com-
pounded half yearly.
Prompt attention and every facility afford.
ed customer living at a diatauoo.
G. P. SCHOLFIELD, Agent,
Brussels, April 801,1801.
Why Not No Your Own Thinking P
B1evoen»e, November 8th, 1809,
J, M, hfeLson, Goderieb,
BEAR Sm,—I should have written before
now to let you know bow I aha getting along,
I em a lot better than I was; gaining [strength
every any. I have a good appetite and sleep
well I can take the full quantity of the
System Renovator end it dote not sicken
me. My limbs aro all right now ; quite
smart in that way; awellIng all gone. The
great thirst is gone; I drink no water at
night, but I take a little buttermilk. I am
quite straight again, Send me another
th ottle of your System Renovator.
Yours, .to., Jae, D1INOAN.
raiment MONTHS 002811.
Bnu0s1r.e, February Rh, 1801.
J, M, MOIMon, Geduld), 8
her I started Eot doctor first ago
I°Nast treated
for dyspepsia, but they never helped me
any, At Ulnae I suffered greatly trent my
ropclonti;n
itznbaaUndlbody swelled
badly, You know the state I was in whoa
I wept to Goaorieh--a more wreck, could
hardly walk—onfforing from Bright's elle-
00,e0. Just ono year ago tact fail I began
your
nubegan mndIn few Specific ; continued tlos
three Menthe steady. Although I wee toll
1 could 1100 be cured, if yell taw m0 now,
well and hearty ; eat eVerything that comas
fu the way. I owe you the praise Of eavtug
my 111e. t was in a hopeless condition when
I went to yon, 1n fact no one thought I
would got bettor, I cannot speak too Ingnly
00 you and of your medicinal), for it was
them
thanks to you, Freely pass my name to
anyone. ]'aura tin„
:
J/tMIIO DUNCAN.
Sono, hY 3. T.1?I;I'PER, l3auaetlie,
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11 TlOJLOP(;ll nitgD JENNS WY 1iliLh—
Ono Cow, 8395; a Clown, 8400; additional
°awe, 31.00 each, all Oho property of one
person. .4 discount of 10 per tout, will b°
dedeetad when plaid 01 the time of service,
Jersey 00 Ws 33,00 °nob extra,
G, A. DI0ADMAN, Draggles, &c,
IMPROVED LARGE WHITE YORE.
SHIRE BOAR,
Tho nndersigued will hoop for oervlae this
p]ieconi season then Improved largo white
Yorkshire to lig "Bondy" on lot 25, 005, 0,
Morris, b, to wlllch a limited number of sows
will b° taken. Terme 31A0 to be paid at
time ofservice, with theprivilege if mammary, Pedigree may ho seen up-
on ape' !cation. 110130//01' N1C1IOL,
1150 Proprietor,
MONEY TO LOAN.
Money to Loan on
FARM PROPERTY
-at-
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Private and Company Funds.
APPLY TO
J. C,Heffernan , J.A.Yo Lin g,
Valuator. Agent,
Ethel P.O., Ont. 2810
DO MINION
D A Y.
Canadian Pacific R'yt
—WILL SELL—
RETURiN TICKETS
BETWEEN ALL STATIONS AT
SUWLE FAFE
JULY 1st GOOD TO RETURN
UNTIL JULY 2nd.
PARE AND A NI_
JUNE 30th AND JULY lot,
GOOD TO RETURN UNTIL JULY 6th
For further particulars apply to any
agent of the Company.
J. T. PEPPER,
Agent, Brussels.
CHil dor uo1!
The Highest Price in Cash
or Trade will be paid for any
quantity of Good, Clean,
Marketable Wool delivered
AT S. SMALE'S TAILOR SHOP,
Opposite Central Hotel,
Brussels.
Farmers will find this an
A 1 Market in which to dis-
pose of their wool, as I will
keep a good assortment of
Tweeds, Cottons, Cottonades,
Ducks, Flannels, Socks, Shirts
Drawers and small wares, all
of which will be sold at the
lowest paying prices.
A CALL SOLICITED.
S. 'SMALE.
BABY
!ARBIAGES !
A Tip-top Display of the
Latest Designs in Baby Car-
riages have arrived at
IL Dennis', Brussels,
Call and see them before you
purchase elsewhere.
Trunks, Valises, Satchels,
+c always in stock and sold
at Close Prices.
If you want a set of Light
or Heavy Harness I can
supply you.
y
See our Scotch Collars.
�e�lllis.
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