The Brussels Post, 1891-7-24, Page 4New Advertisements,
Mule—Miss Boo11.
Local—A. R. Smith.
Looal— 16. 0, Muter&
Looels---Dr, J. C. Ayer,
Warning—A. R. Smith.
Honey—G. A. Deadman.
Voters' list --Wm. Spence,
Rheumatism—Dr. J. C. Ayer.
liarveat Excursiens—C. P. It.
Manitoba Excursions—C. 1. R.
Tendon Wanted—A.. R. Smith,
Save Your flair—Dr. J. C. Ayer.
Shawl Loet—hIrs, 0, Bowerman -
Sunday School Exeursion—W. Edgar.
113t isztis Vzst.
FRIDAY, C LY 24, 1891.
•-
REV. CHARLES Srreamox, the celebrated
London divine, who hes been ill for
Boone time is not expected to recover,
Hon. W. E. Gladstone, England's Grand
Old Man, is also failing rapidly and may
drop off very suddenly.
WE have much pleasure in suggesting
the name of Thos. Street-Ianx•Reeve of
Grey, for the Ivacent County Clerkship.
Mr. Stu -ellen is well acquainted with
municipal affairs and his experience in
the Co. Connell and his knowledge of the
various municipalities would make him
a worthy successor of the late highly es.
teemed Clerk.
TIIE deeper the probing in the Quebec)
scandal ihe more rascality is brought to
the surface. One day this week Martin
I'. Connolly, bookkeeper for the firm of
Larkin, Connolly di Co., geve evidence in
which he clearly stated that various
sums were paid to Inspectors Pelletier,
Brunelle and Germain for certifying to
work which had never been done. The
witness admitted destroying receipts
and erasing entries from his oash book
in order to coneeal the bribery. Instead
of wasting time over a Commission war-
rants should be issued for a score or
more of these plunderers and have them
get their full deserts at Sae band of the
law. Many a poor man has had to pay
the penalty for small thefts and am-
' bezzlements while these gentry trusted
with the administration of publio affairs
have been fattening by their ill gotten
gains. It is hinted by the Toronto
World that Hon. Mr. Haggerty's de.
partment may be opened up to public
view also when other startling revela-
tions are expected.
(ones -a1 Iews.
The Shah of Persia is seriously ill.
Ex -Emperor Dom Pedro is improvi
in health.
At New York Monday $600,000 go
was ordered for export.
Sarah Davis, said to be 138 year's
age, was buried at Indianapolis Monde
Five youths were drowned off Donega
Ireland, Monday by the oapsising of
pleasure boat.
Chin Hop, the New York Chine
leper, has been removed to the Charit
hospital on Blackwell's island.
A case of powder carelessly handled a
the Leipoldshall saline works explode
with terrible effect. Four miners wet'
.killed and five badly injured.
A eyolone caused greet deetruclion
St. George'e county, Maryland, on Sat
urday. Barns were destroyed, live stoo
killed and large trees thrown to th
ground. No loss of life is reported bu
details are meagre.
A. feature of Chinese econorriy just die
covered at San Francisco has 'created
some alarm. On the tops of many of the
buildings in the quarter (=opted by the
Celestials wooden kitchens have been
constructed. They are made of rough
boards, and the chimneys in them extend
scarcely above the gab roofs. Here all
kinds of ordinary and laundry operations
are carried on with reckless disregard of
the constant danger frorn fire. The
'mace between the buildings, on narrow
alleys, has been utilized in the same
way. Sometimes these fire boxes are
three stories in height, with fires blazing
in them constantly.
He had a car to himself, and at one
station up in the Alleghany Mountains
had left his car for a minute or two to
run forward to the engine, whioh was
taking water. The water tank was di-
rectly west of the great tunnel, and
when the tender was filled and the oar
started the mail clerk sprang for his oar.
The entrance to the car was on the side
and a solitary handle was grasped,where.
by the clerk pulled himself up to the
door, To his horror he found that the
door had been jarred shut and could not
be opened from the outside, and the eee-
ond he dieeovered this fag the train shot
into the tunnel. With a desperation
horn of a terrible death stating him it
the face the °Jerk hammered and kioked
on tne door and shrieked for help, but
the noise of the train drowned his cries,
and with both hands grasping the
handle, his feet on the iron step and hie
body glued to the side of the oar for fear
of being dashed off by the jagged sides,
he was carried through the tunneto As
the tunnel is a mile long and the atmos-
phere therein is almost stifling, this luck.
less mall cleric's experienee 3Etn better
be imagined than described. When the
train shot into daylight again the engin-
ear looked back, SS is the custom, to see
if his train was following all right, and
diectovered the clerk in his harrowing
peeition. Quickly stopping Ins engine
the engineer ran baok, and with the as-
sistance of the conductor helped the al.
mOst demented man to the
grouna, where he utterly
collapsed,the strain Igen his
nerves being too great. For six monthe
be was under a physioian'a care, and
after he had become a well man again be
said :—"/ thought that tunnel was ton
miles long, and my head, I imagined, was
hollow, with the dense smoke rushing in
my mouth and nostrils and coming out
at my ears like ateam pipes, Whenever
I think of that ride my brain role, and
I feel myself (smelting es I did upon the
outside of the oar during that horrible
experience."
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(Ultra eoutinues to opreed in Mem.
The crown prince of Roumania has
abandoned his proposed marriage to
Vacareaeo.
A memorial to the late Sir John Mae-
donald le to be erected in St. Paul's
cathedral, London,
bloat of the railway strikers in Paris
have resumed work. All the old mil.
ployees will be taken hack,
The steamship Circe is said to be a
total wreck at Anticoati. Capt. Jen.
dings, two engineers, the cluef steward
and the storekeeper bare been drowned,.
Anxiety is felt at Titoome, Wash.,
regarding the overdue tea ship Guy 0.
Goss, which sailed from Japan loaded
wall a half million dollar cargo of tea on
June 10th.
The trouble between millers and con-
victs in Tennessee continues. It is
thought the lessees of tile mines will
withdraw the convicts. In the meantime
large bodies of troops are preserving
order.
A wholesale dealer in apples from
Liverpool Is down in Maine driving over
the countty roads and getting In some
fine bargains, whilb the fruit is still on
the trees, lie esys that it is useless for
the Main growers to "deacon" their
fruit in peeking—that is, place a layer of
large, fine topples en top and the small
ones below. The English have learned
by experience to buy. from lotto of several
barrels poured out in heaps upon the
floor.
Mrs. Thomas Lochridge shot her three
ehildren and herself about 1 o'clock Lost
Sunday efternoon at her home in Nash-
ville, Tenn. Mrs. Lochricige was BO
years of age, her eldest ohild 4 years old,
Mao second 3 years old and the third 4
months old. The awful deed was done
with a double-barrelled breech loading
shotgun. As near as can be learned from
the surroundings Mrs. Loohridge had
drawn up her children's clothes one by
one, placed the gun sgaiost their heart
and fired. Then she placed them side by
side on a pallet, which she had made for
the purpose, and arranged their dress
neatly about them. Standing at the
feetland probably gaziug down upon the
the distracted mother placed the muzz
of the gun at her own heart and sent he
own soul iota eternity. She left a net
Lor her husband, which shows that he
mind was affected.
The London Times thus summarize
the harvest prospects of the world. I
Russia there is it grave deficiency, th
peasantry are staving and there is mai
hope of relief. In India it serioo
anxiety prevails over a considerabl
portion of the country, Madras, Rajub
atha and the Patmjale are the wors
sufferers. There is drought in Bangs
and the need of more rain is urgent
Bombay alone promises a good harvest
The American harvest will he good
in quality and amount, but with the
failure of the Indian and Russian sup
plies it is of the utmost importance tha
the English orop shall not be short. The
proved on the whole is good. In the
THE BR S
The Standard is holidaying thin week.
Dr. Shaw, of Clinton, WAS town MI
Sueday.
We regret to hear Unit Tanner,
sr,, ill quite ill at present,
Hector Buie, of Montreal, is vieiting
under the parental roof at present.
Mr. Von Beale, an employee of the
Standard Whoa, is spending a few hell.
days in the Queen city..
W, Mouthy, proprietor of our briolc
yard, is having large demand for his
make of brick.
Mrs. L. II, Sloane Rod family /eft here
on Saturday for two months' visit
amongst friends in Miehigan.
Some of our farmere have already
commenced witting their fell wheat
whieh is oonsiclered to be on excellent
orop.
Dlr. Poulton has purehased a, very
desirable residence at the north end of
our burg from J. S, McKinnon at a very
reasonable figure.
J. W. Bell intends removing from his
present stand in a few days to the store
formerly occupied by 11Irs. Carey, ono
door south of Kelly's big brick.
The annual Sunday sollool excursion
runs to Goderioll on Aug. llth. Return
fare from 1113th, adults, 50 cents end
children 25 cents. The steamer 'Iaity of
Windsor" will run excoursion trips on
Lake Huron that. day,
Harvest Excursion.s.
From all Stations in Ontario Return
Rates to
in METHVEN
no HA.RTNEY
• MOOSOMIN $ 2 8. 0 0
le DELORAII^TE
e BINSCARTH
REGINA
O YORKTON $30.00
ATOOSEJAW
el CALGARY
• PRINCE ALBERT $35.00
e To leave all p8ninttosrgt.lilio Province of
AUGUST 11TH, 'e=b0,1V611"-
: AUGUST 18TH, n'ttnbe,un,2"-
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53, tiatn 10371 03 August
11th, 1804 and Septembe.r, 105,180Ln
ollief wheat counties, Essex, Norfolk and
Suffolk, the crop is above the average and
in other counties up to the average. The
harvest will be late and prices high.
There is a good outlook for the English
farmer to break the long series of disas.
roils years.
A. freak of lightning, probably more re-
arkable than s.ny hitherto recorded,
as occurred near the mall village of
ew Salem, Vt., at the foot of the Eel.
oberg Mountains. Arent S. Vandyok
copies an old mansioo, in the parlor of
hieh hung it collection of revolutionary
words, one of which was heavily plated
ith silver. A terrific thunder storm
me the other night, and one terrible
ash aroused the household. All were
unned for 0 moment bat recovering
ey hastened to see what damage was
ne. Suddenly the younger Vandyck
inted to an old-fashioned sofa. Ijpon
lay what was apparently the silver
age of a cat ourled up in an exceeding.
comfortable position. As far as the
ape and posture of the animal wae 000.
0e0 it might have been a live cat.
oh glittering hair was separate and
timid, and each silvery bristle of the
iskers described a graceful ourve as in
. Father and son turned towards the
ods which hung upon the wall juat
ve the sofa and there saw that the
rd had been stripped of all its eilvem.
e hilt was gone, and the scabberd was
a strip of blackened steel. The
ily cat had been electroplated by
tning. In one of ths panesoof glasa
he window was found a round hole
ut the size of a half dollar, where the
tning had evidently • entered, There
O charred streak across the sash
ere the electrical fluid had made its
to the sword, down which it passed
he oat, carrying with it the silver,
oh it deposited upon the animal. Of
ree the oat was instantly killed, and
refore remained in the position in
eh it was quietly sleeping when the
h came. It is thought the plating of
oat's body will prevent decay and
Oprobably it may be retained among
collegion of ourioeitiee, whioh is
a remarkable than all. Local mien.
are puzzled by the oeourrenae and
of the members of the Albany Insti-
ls investigating the cage.
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Mrs. Large, widow of the inurdered
Methodist missionary, is in Winnipeg on
her way to Japan.
A bachelor at Joly's, by the name of
Ohouinard, is reported to have eloped
with the wife of a neighbor named Tay.
lor,
In the suit of Hamilton ve. the 0. P.
R. for unlawful ejection from it train, a
Calgary jury returned a verdict for plain-
tiff, fixing the damages at $1,400.
The writ has been issued for the
North Brandon bye-eleotion. Polling
takes place Aug. 8th. The candidates
are Attorney -General Baton and 0.
Cliffe.
31 appears that Private Gillies, of the
90th Battalion, Winnipeg, won the
Prince of Wales' prize in England gayer.
al vats age, making four Guadiana who
have gained tido diatinetiou.
A. ease of infanticide was revealed
Tuesday morning at Winnipeg by the
discovery in the Red River of the body,
a nowborn infant tixl up in an apron.
The body had been in the water so long
that chances of identifying the guilty
parties are very small.
There was a ebrike Tuesdayof 60 Ice.
landera employed on the Winnipeg sewer
centred by Melly Brea. They wore re -
calving $1.25 and $1.50 per day and
Wanted $2.00. The contraotors offered
$1.60, whieh was refused, and they will
replace the strikers with laborers from
St. Patil,
For further particulars apply to any
agent of the Company.
J. T. PEPPER,
Agent, Brussels.
Make Known Your
'WANTS
—JEW .-1" 0 irj(--
WkInt fo Sell a House and Lot,
Want to Buy or Sell a Horse,
Want to Loan Money,
Want to Borrow Money,
Want to Rent a Room,
Want to Rent a Farm,
Want a Boarding Place,
Want a Servant,
Want to Find anything Lost,
Want to Buy or Sell a Farm,
Want to Make a Name,
Want to Sell Furniture,
Want to Rent a House,
Want to Buy a House and Lot,
Want to Save Money,
Want to Find anyone's Address
Want a Situation.
Want to Make Money,
ADVERTISE
—014 Tau COLUMNS OF—
THE POST.
Rheumatism,
BBING due to the presence of uric
acid in the blood, is moat effectually
mixed by the use of Ayees Sarsapa-
rilla. Be sure you get Ayer's and no
other, and take it till the poisonous
aold is thoroughly expelled from the
oyetem. We challenge attention to this
testimony :—
"About two years ago, after suffering
for nearly two years from rheumatic
gout, being able to walk only with great
discomfort, and having tried various
remedies, inoluding mineral waters,
without relief, I saw by an advertise-
ment in a Chicago paper that a man had
been relieved of this distressing com-
plaint, after long suffering, by taking
Ayer's Sarsaparilla. I then decided to
make a trial of this medicine, and took
At regularly for eight months, and am
pleased to state that it has effected a
complete cure. I have since had no re-
turn of the diaease."—Mrs. E. Irving
Dodge,110 West 125110 at., New York.
"One year ago I was taken ill with
inflammatory flieumatism, being cot -
fined to my house six months. I Came
out of the sickness very much debili-
tated, with no appetite, and my system
disordered iu every way. I commenced
using Ayer's Sarsaparilla and began to
improve at once, gaining in strength
OM soon recovering my usual health.
I cannot say too much in praise Of MIS;
well-known medicine," -.Mrs., L. A.
Stark, Nashua, N. IL
Ayer's Sarsaparilla,
PREPARED ay
Cr. J. C. Ayer & Co, Lowell, Mau.
Peiv• ale betties, $6, Worth $6 a bottle,
'ELS P 8 T
SSIMEMAIDOMMIWZMOrearill
REAL ESTATE.
TilAIEMS FOR SALK—TR E
11)0011INED bah several good Panne f or
sale end 10 rent, °Kay ternin, in Townehies
at merlin and Llrey. 10.8. 80 011', 1111080s.
07-11.
"III0I0E FARM FOR HALE. -
14011,4, Ceti. 12, Orgy ; 100 item ;
cplufti%"111111:;1,1 n24.1.1.1e ei:farfo°1.1gall'IllYn at L" call 101
W. hi. SIN CLAM, liolleitor, Brussels,
II0I0E FAIt1V1 FOR iiii7g7=--
Being South half Let 27, eon.% Morrie.
100 acres, nearly all ;floored, Good In
nue voting bsanbsg orchard, LBW a aid lvis-
8MI91011. Easy Terms, Apply to
11- W, DI, SINCLAIR,
Solicitor, An„ Brussels,
DROPERTY FOR SALE.—THF,
mulersignect oilers her property, miles
orth of 13ruaeols, for sale au liberal terms.
Thera Id one acre of land ripen which there
are two houses, stable and a toul311 orehard.,
The plaue be conveniently located on the
Ts11,1;4;:l JD' Dr so,4.1.00nrmf,uprityliteiz, rpe rtloula re as to
ALBS. JNo. SINCLAIR,
1-4 Princess street, Brussels.
-1-0A1lm FOR SALE.—T1-JJ UN
dersigned offers his valuable 100 mere
farm, being Lot 32, (Jon. 0, 0 -ray, for sale,
There aro Sti acres under crop, hokum
timbered, There is a good ()reliant, wells,
110. on diu gratuities, bashlos log boom bank
born, &o, Will be 50111 03 rensonehlo Lerma,
For price and full particulars apply to WM.
HABKIRS, ft russels P. (1., or Joins BEATTIE,
Seitforth, CMS 07.001
NTALUABLE 50 ACRE FARM
v roll BALII.—lieing west Lot 11, Cou, 0,
Grey, 21 tulles from Brussels. The 100,11 le
good olay loam, well drained, mostly all
cleared and in good order. Or.e acre of or-
chard lu good repair. There is a never fail -
ug spring on lb e premises aud an extra WWI
at the buildiugs. The buildings are comfort-
able. Would take suitable property in 00
uear Brussels as part pay. For further par-
ticulars apply ou the premises to
T1103. hfcGREG OR,
or address Brussels P. 0. 11810
FARM FOR SALE.—TRE UN.
0020530)]10 executors offer the John
Lowe farm for ettle. The property consists
of 100 acres, Blau Lot 10, con. 0, Grey, and
haying Miele= a first-class briok house,
bank barn, orchard, wells, never -falling
spring, good fences, dm. About 70 acres
cleared, balance bush. Possession will be
given /mit Fall. For further partioulars as
to price and toms apply to
W. B. D MESON, Solicitor, Brussels,
or toJP10f
. SAIITFI, I ExecutorS.
E,, aloARTRUS
62.tf Stll 000., Grey,
FAR NI FOR SALE.—THE UN.
-L DERSIGNED offers for eale the north
salt quarto r of lot 28, concession 0, morris,
County of 'Huron , containing 50 acres. The
hind is of first quality and in a. high state of
cultivation. well fenced and uuder-drained,
-.`0 acres cleared. Z1ew1ras house, 8 rooms,
milk house )vith concrete walls, 2 wells,
goolbanos and shod, orchard, 00,, Eight
acres of fall wheat. This desirable property
adjoins the corporation of Brussels. Suit.
ab/e tonr. will be given, Title pez-fe ct
Isamu GRIEVE, Owner,
50; Senior th P. O.
G00D HOUSE AND LOT FOR
SALE.—The undersigned offers for
sale on the most reasonable terms, Village
Lot 121, ou the corner of ring and Join;
streets,Brussels. ,On the property ave
good cellar goo d f ramie dwelling, with seven
rooms and' kitchen, pantry aud woodehed.
Earl and soft water, also 6 good frame
stable, driving shed and ice house. Tho
buildings are all in firet-elass order, and
there is also ample mom for another build-
ing on the corner If desired. Price very rea-
sonable. For terms, dos., spuly to
MRS. MARY CURRIE, Brussels 570.
52-0 00 10 A. HUNTER, Dry, Court Cleric.
saTpLAin,
M.D., ALA., L.C.P.S.O.,
Specialist, - Toronto.
JONATHAN BUSCHART, Llama), Bays :—
"Altem Emending all my money and property
to no purpose on ro eclicati men, for what
they termed %hopeless ease of consumption,
Dr. Slut:lair Cured me."
Mita meals Fnur,one, Woodhouse, says :—
"When all others failed, Dr. Sinulair cured
rue 01111s."
18. MoBERTBON, Carleton Place, Bays :—
"Dr. Sinclair cured me of Catarrh."
GEo. Rowan, Blyth, says :—"Dr. Sinclair
cured me ol heart disease amt dropsy, when
all others falled.',
Diseases of Private Nature, brought on by
folly, Dr. h'tinolair certainly Cures.
Coslavatatiou,. Free.
WILL BE AT THE
AMERICAN HOTEL, BRUSSELS,
Tuesday, Aug. Ilth, '91.
Half the Virtues
ST. LEON
Have never been Told.
Read this—
JOY FOR PAIN.
Dyspepsia, indigestion, pains in breast
and kidneys for years very bad. When I
stooped eould seareely straighten up; felt
mitigate. For three months I persisted
in a free ingi of ST. LEON WATER. It was
the cup of joy to me; brought relief, par
excellenee ; pains, gifting, eta. all gone.
Call at my office, I will tell far more
about the value of St. Leon, W. BIGGINS,
Empire Laundry, 823 Queen street worst,
Toronto,
And thia-
13DAOTIS HEADACHES GO.
I bad rheltinatism in my 13nee0 endangers,
Milting headaches, sbe, every tow Noche.
Mr, Biggins, Empire Laundry, urged me to
try 83.1,0000 Mineral Water. (lid, au d it
set MO ell right; headaches and pains ail
gone. My wife and three ehildten also use
It We all find 80, Loon Water verV good
and healthy. J. !V, 3. ANDERSON, Watell-
maker and Jeweller, 810 QU eau street west,
Toronto,
A FRESH BARREL JUST RECEIVED,
Geo. Good, Agent,
&diem Illineral Water Co'm St, Leon, Que.
''110! F011 Uldit)61
teT4
Sunday School Excursion \
1
Tho Annual Sunclay School Excursion to Lake Huron will take
place to Goderich on
Tuesday, August 11th, '91.
A Special
sTATioNs.
Train will Run as follows;
Tam. Thsvnxoo FARE.
PALMERSTON 7.10'A. m. Adults $1 00 Children $ 50
GOWANS TOW N. . 7.25 9,5 - 50
LISTOWEL '7.37 95 50
AT WOOD
HENFRYN 7.50 90 45
ETHEL 8.00 85 444'
BRUSSELS 8.10 85 45
BLUEVALE 8.30 80 40
8.48 65 35
WINGHAU .........
8.55 65
LUCKNOW 35
) Regular trains to and 85 45
WHITECHURCP.1 J' from Whagham 75
J3EL GRAVE40
BLYTH 9.10 60 30
9.40 50
LONDESBORO' ... 25
9.55 25
CLINTON
10.05 45
85
20
Arriving at Goderich at 10:45 a, m.
Returning, Train will Leave Goderich at 7:35 r. thereby
allowing Excursionists nearly Nine Hours at the lake.
The Commodious Steamer "City of Windsor" has been engaged
to run Excursion Trips on the Lake during the day at a Low Fare.
L. J. SEARGE.ANT, WM. EDGAR,
General Manager. Gen'! Pass. Agent.
- CONFEDERATION LIFE
Organized 1871. .Head Office, Toronto,
Remember after Three Years Policies are Imo ntestable,
PERE FROM ALL RESTRICTIONS AS TO RESIDENCE, TRAVEL OR OCCUPATION
Paid.up Polley and Cash Surrender Value Guaranteed it each Policy.
THE NEW ANNUITY ENDOWMENT POLICY
AFFORDS ABSOLUTE PROTECT/ON AGAINST EARLY DEMI ; PROVIDES AN INCOAIE
IN Ow AGE, AND IS A GOOD INVESTMENT.
Policies are Non -Forfeitable after the Payment of Two full annnal Premiums.
Profits, which are Unexcelled by any Company doing business in Canada, are
allooated every fiveyears from the issue of the polioy, or at longer periods, 05 may
insured.
Profits
selected by the
Profits so Allocated are Absolute and not liable to be reduced or recalled at
any future time under any oircumstanoes.
Partioipating Policy. Holders are entitled to not less than 90 per oen6. of the
profits earned in the olass, and for the past seven years have aetually received 95
per eent. of the profits so earned.
W. 0. MACDONALD, ACTUARY. J. IL MACDONALD, MANAGING DIRECTOR.
W. I. KERR, Agent, 13z -use.
141'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 "LARDINE ?"
—)SPECIALTIES(—
Cylinder, Lardine, Wool, Eureka,
Spindle, E3oltcutting, Solar, Harness.
MANUFACTURERS
litcCOLL BROS. 86 CO., TORONTO.
4.. For Sale by Ill. GERRY, Brussels.
Ram and Eggs!
Eggs have dropped in prim, so has out
Largo Stook 01 Primo
SMOKED HAMS,
BREAKFAST 13A004
AND SIVE MEAT
All of Our Own Curing.
We alao Mannfaoture Bologna Sausage,
Patronize home induatry by calling onus.
Give mo a call and prove the truth-
ftilnese of the above statements.
Wm. Btashill, Butcher,
A Boo in Your Bonnet.
I have Combs, Frames and
Empty Hives for Sale.
Hives are Well blade and Well Painted.
Price, 75e. Each,
Call at— DAVID MOORE'S,
8th Con., Morris.
or write Walton P.O.
Take a, Bargain while you
have the chance, 45.2m