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Abort two weeks alioWiu. Taylor, of
1fenfryn, was fixing a fence whim a rail
slipped book and drove n pin which was
in hie vest into hie broast. Inflammation
and orysipelae set in and he was under
the iluotur s u'u'e fir over a week, he fa
better now,
Coo seleroole.
Council meeting here on Friday of
this week.
Auction sale on the 10tH inst. at the
Royal Hotel. Farm stook, oto,
Rev. D, 13, McRae has been greatly
b°thelod lately with neuralgia.
It is said that Adam Turnbull will re•
move from the 0th cel. of Grey to the
farm of Peter Sinclair se. and reside
there.
537ueval.+.
Rev. L 33. Wallwin is expeoted borne
t11ie week.
Wm. Smith is suffering from a felon
on his linger.
Mr. Watcher moved to lower Mogi
ham this week,
Mr. Stephens, wagon -maker, has re-
turned to Clinton.
Aire. Timmins is at her mother's in
Belgrave, very sick.
Alex, McEwen, teacher, has the honor
of killing the first fox of the eaasun,
The regular quarterly service was held
in 1heMethodiet church here last Sun-
day afternoon. In 191t absence of the
pastor, Rev, S. Sellery, B. D., of Wing -
ham, officiated and also condncted the
sacramental servi00. He preached an ad-
mirable discourse.
Li.etow 01 -
The phonograph man has been enter-
taining Listowel citizens during the past
week.
Some of our town -merchants and
butchers are adopting the cash system,
and announce that they will do business
on a crash basis on and after the let Nov.
T. E. Hay has been honorably ac-
quitted by the Supreme court in the
action taken against him for alleged
breaking in a oar at Virden, Man., and
removing his goods therefrom. Mr. Hay
did not even employ counsel in the case.
Inspeotor Hopkins laid complaint A. J.
Seiler for watering and John Twambly
for skimming milk sent to 'the Elmo,
factory. Keller explained that one
morning he found the can partly upset
in the tub and some milk in the water
and supposed some water may also have
get into the milk. Mrs. Trembly 00•
knowledgod having taken cream for por-
ridge but no one had even told her she
ought not to do so. Each fined $5 and
costs. On Wednesday Inspector Miller
charged Chas. Coughlin with sending
milk from which cream had been remov-
ed to the Wallace factory, ire admitted
having taken some and was fined $20 and
$8 costs.
Diorr ice.
Fall wheat is doing well.
Township Connell will meet on Mon-
day, 28rd inst.
Advertise your strayed cattle in Tem
Pos'r. Dont wait to hunt to week before
doing so.
Mrs. Hoard, 5th line, was taken danger-
ously del last week with inflammation.
A physician had to be palled.
Voters' List Court at the Township
Hall en Tuesday November 17th. There
are a large number of appeals to bear.
There wag no preaching in Johnston's
or Browntown churches last Sunday as
the quarterly meeting was held in Blue -
vale in the afternoon. Rev. S. Binary,
B. D., of Wingham, oonduotod the service
in the absence of the pastor.
Peter McNeil, who recently sold his
50 aore lot to Thos. Miller, intends re-
moving to Colorado, where he has rela-
tions. Mr. McNeil paid $2,000 for the
farm to H. Hamilton, now in Brussels,
eight years but owing to depression in
price he only received $1,800 from Mr.
Miller.
We are pleased to see that Dr. B.
Grant Jefferis, son of Rev. T. Sri. Jet.
feris, of Oakville, and brother to Mrs. 0.
33. Harris, formerly of this township, has
been appointed dean of the Northwestern
College of Dental Surgery in Chicago.
It is a well-earned and well•deeerved
promotion.
Potatoes have yielded well this year.
Wm. Michie planted ono and a half acres
of land with "Beauty of Hebron," and
"Rose" end was rewarded with a return
of 150 bushels to the acre and none rob -
ten. The same gentleman had 87 bush-
els of Spring wheat, Lost Nation, to the
acre.
Wltltnyt. ''Huron County.
1 '1'haidieghon Thursday afternoon of next weele [ ,ing Hervey. will be held here The lt°'.al'ti•m 11.14 of 1Vr°x t.r are
•ns 11011 std »in' large ' dei,; gond work, 1111,1 1040 a un.nrbtn•ship
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Township Council on Friday of this
week, at Cranbrook.
Look out for a wedding on the 5th
eon. in the near future. Mies—ie going
to share her fortune with Sandy in a
neighoring township.
Hallowe'en tricks in some perbe of the
township proved the oorreotneee of the
old nddage "Satin finds some mischief
still for idle hands to do."
Mies Aggie, second daughter of Jas.
Bishop, who has been attending the
Training Home of the Salvation Army,
le home on a visit for her health.
James Shaw, lot 12. con. 15, has leased
his farm to Duncanson Bros. and will
take a well earned rest for a year or so.
He will likely remove to Brussels and
make his borne there in the meantime,
We regret to hent that Mrs. Wm.
• Bishop, of Beeobville, formerly of Grey,
is dangerously ill with a cancer in her
throat, Hoe friends aro anxious about
her as the trouble interferer with her
taking nourishment or speaking.
The Patrons of Indnetey of the 16th
con. and looality hold their regular
meetings in Turnbull's school house. 'To
create 1011 interest in those gatherings do•
bates are arranged, for. The one elle
week was "Intemperance vs. War."
Semon Raroo'e,—The following import
shows the standing of the pupils of S. S.
No. 5, Grey, for the month of Oatober :—
Jr. Part I—Arthus Robertson, Aloe.
Dunbar, Mfttbel Goatee ; Sr. Part I• -Floe•
sie Hamilton, Daniel Savage, Martha
Bierues ; Part II—John Peareon,,111bet•t
Robertfmt, Mary Dolce ; Jr. II—Floronee
0001001 Bella Coates, John Kemp ; Sr.
II—Minnie Campbell, Mary 1.Itidloy,
Itabt. Oliver ; Jr. III --Amy Spillet, Liz.
zee Duke,)ave Duke ; Sr. III—Ben
Taylor, usan Petersen, Jennie Duke;
IV Mos—Georgina Alexander, Mary J.
Holmes, Donald Kellner. Geo. Donso9,
Teacher.
111 11
eleewh
011(111. re. 1.11 4°111, C.Iintnn, has 111 hie garden,
'Me Welton cheese faatnry lots rb>sod 1110111 tree in 1.111 118111111 ; this le minus ,
down her the 09(1900 aril 51r. Edgar had thing 11111110(11 for the eaasun,
ramnved to l3rusuole. Albert Pauliner One new livery baro,
A w0ddiug le on the lapis in onl•
tit.. 11011.,. 11'01 °lutein is 0
It is said that prospective
"chandler" by trade.
Wm. Campbell, wife land two dangh•
tees are vieitung in Walton and vicinity.
Mr. Chumyboll is freight aleck at Orillia.
On Friday as Hugh Fulton was elosing
the gate on the way home his horsier
ran away and one broke its leg. She
had to be shut. On Saturday night,
while driving from the Royal Hotel shod,
Ills team again took fright and collided
with a tree, smashing the tongue, axle
and other parts of the wagon. Truly
misfortunes never creme singly.
ele.t v(,O(t.
The cantata "Qnoen Esther" le being
arranged for.
Mrs. 1larvey'n big Newfoundland dog
has turned 11 yr hie toss.
Micheal Fox and family have got oom-
fortnbly settled in their )new home.
Wm, %even oo,ltinne0 very poorly,
Although over 80 years of ng0 he hire had,
until recently, tolerably gond health.
Mrs. Seerlet has retnr118cl to her home
in Toronto after speeding a maple of
weeks visiting her father, J. W. bLrBain.
Mise Addis) Robertson, teacher, who
has been ill with the 80nrllit fevgr, 11as
thine of lumber to the Suttee and ; of ovo .0110 hundred.
et Wreeeteu•, le :Unmet completed anti
„�eeler 1 r the ,.earnnee
1 r, r n tl t011u t1 ttl a
t 11
0(111
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of the street,
The nlngistratee, f'rnmsw for ere [Mine
the boys freely for using find tromerg0
on the streets, This is a ere). in the
right direction.
Cue of the well known Whyte Brno„
evangelists anti singers, c0rnm0ueed a
series of revivalseeViee1 in the Ili ethernet
church Lnoknow 0(r Sunday.
W. i8. Holder, the converted railway
001.1110101', will preach in No. th•et. Meth.
°dist rhnreb, C0t10rieh, at the re opening
services on Sunday, Nov.8111,
The population of til village of Lnok•
now, as publisher) in the Government re.
turns of the late 0.011151 le 128,1, nn 10.
urease of 122 in the past ten years.
1I. they, if llomiulc, sold a herd of
Manitoba 0attle onesisthng of 21 head to
Thos. Henry of the 1111 comesei00 at the
h tudeome price of $10,00 per head.
Throe of Jae, Steep's applo-peokere,
ellintor, Maim to have paged and beer -
relied 100 barrels of apples. in one day
last week, which is Waimea to he an un,
equalled .performance.
The 0, P. 10. hove bee'] retaking great
improvements in their property at Ford.
wiuh. The ysrtt has been newly fenced
and the large ,yr1Li° storehouse which hire
recovered and entered upon her duties stood u 1 err 1fet1 for many years 11110
again, been moved across the track raid fitted
Arrangemonte ere comp 0 ec or up len first 0lit9e style.
third course of lectnree to be given in the The employees of the Doherty Organ
Methodist ahnroh during December, Jan- Factory, Clinton, 1101133 raised a clone -
w ary and February. tion of 880 for their fellow -workman, T.
Carpenters are at work finishing the 0• Edmonds, who has been linable to
interior of Ballantyne'a new store. When wort( far Dome time, owing to an 05000-
10 1
completed it will be ono of tl f 1111
et tion through which he lately passed.
business etnude fn oho
vn aye.
Rev. D. Rogers preaolled in Galt last
Sabbath in the abeenee of Dr. Griffin,
who was at Brussels. Rev. 11. Paul, of
Brussels, preached here both morning
and evening.
3. M. Pelton, of New York city, is pub-
lishing the genealogy of the Pelton
family, members of which reside in At.
wood, Listowel and Wing
appears to be but one family bearing
this name hence the desirability of pub-
lishing the history.
ham. There
Ver 1i'sr I1 ii.ln .
Button cb Feesant have again received
a renewal of their order for maple blocks
for England and will require a large
quantity of first class maple logs.
Rev. E. W. Hughes and E. 0. Clarke,
membere of Huron Anglieen Lay Work-
ers Association, ware in St. Thomas on
Wednesday and Tllureday of last week
attending the meetings of the association.
Wm. Mitchell, of Turnberry, brought
into the Times office a wonderful freak
of nature in the shape of member of rasp.
berry bushes, upon which were a number
of ripe and green berries and a
countless number of blossoms.
Tee Camp of the Sons of Sootland,
which WAS recently organized in this
town is a prosperous condition and grow•
ing rapidly. Thee is n membe"ehip of
over 80, ond a large number of others
have signified their intention of joining.
Word has been received from Robt.
Orr and family. They are at' Las Vegas,
New Mexico, where they intend to make
their bony, lir. Orr'e health seems to
be very anal improved, even in the
short time he has been there. The
climate of this etete is very invigorating
and Mr. Orr has great hopes of his colo•
pieta recovery and thinks be will be able
to return next spring.
We are informed that the United
Banks Association of the United States
have made the following offer to H. Gar-
butt (in the Garbutt exbrndi,ion ease)
through their detective, A, Luca.. That
they will pay the travelling expenses of
Garbutt's witnesses from Wingham to
Texas and back, besides giving them $5
a day while away, if be (Garbutt) will
consent to go to Texas at once without
any more trouble. This offer is made by
the haulm on acoeunt of the cry that is
mode that he would not get justice if he
99118 taken to Texas on amount of his not
being able, financially, to take witnesses
with him to prove hie innocence.
fra11el.
David Henderson has removed to
Brussel...
A few silly tricks were the outcome of
last Saturday night's Hallowe'en fun.
Nobody seriously damaged.
Robt. Scott offers the "Govenlook"
property in this village for sale. It would
be a sung home for somebody.
The Trustee Board bas re•engaged
Jae, McLachlan and Miss Sherlock as
teachers for 1802. They have done well
in the 'cahoot.
Is the Crooke Act observed in Ethel ?
The McAllister—Glenn ease was heard
in Goderich on Thursday of this week.
Result not known here at time of writing.
RE• OiwNINo SEal'IOEs.—Next Sunday
Rev. It. S. Rupert, M. A., chairman of
the Listowel District, will preach iu col•
notion with the reopening services of
the Methodist church hero ab 10180 a. m.
and 6:80 p. m. The church is very
much improved by the work done. The
exterior has been brightened by a dress
of paint by Mr. Sidman, The plaster
has been torn off the ceiling and blank
ash matched lumber 'substituted. The
w alls have been newly plastered. thaw
Notting painted, 11801 carpet put down ab
the pulpit and a neat sofa purchased.
Total expenditure about $250. A pleas-
ing thought is that It is all, or nearly 00,
provided for. 31orris Fogel did the
onrpenter work and A. Chapman the
1011ing and plastering. Rev, ,Mir. Sher -
look has engineered the matter very
nicely.
HONOR .Rohl.,—Report of the Junior
Department of the Ethel Public school
for the month of Oct :—Senior end Class
—George Greensidos, O. Ecknlire, Wm.
Sperm, Wilbur Lindsay ; Jltnioe 2nd
Olaeo—Lillian King, Joseh Wbelpton,
Ellie Dilworth lilies MOOallum ; Part
2118 Claes—Maggio Davies, Alvht Barr,
Edith Milne, Oora Sanders, Sandford
Staten ; Senior Part 1st Claes—Howard
McAllister, John Peebles, Willie Temp.
kine, Edna Raynlold ; Part 1st Middle
Clare -•-Karl fla elliete', Willie Dowdell,
Ratcliffe Wheipton, Russel Pueblos ;
Part Int Junior Class—Willie Lindsay,
Emma Imlay, George Sharp, Willie
Willie, Maud Willie ;Part let Firer Ohm
Susie planning, Oliver Lindsay, Edward
Modallum, Mary Kleinsohroth and Mary
Ilousould [equal.,] F. A, Snoatoae,
Teacher,
A large foroo of men were on band on
Sunday of lust week, to replace the iron
work of the railway bridge near Staple-
ton. The part that was put in was all in
one piece, covered three Oat Dare, and
weighed Ifo tone. The work of changing
commenced early in the morning, and by
dusk the whole thing was complete, not
a hitch lir hindrance occurring. What
are known ae hydraulic jacks were used
in lowering the immense piece into place.
About f> o'clock last Tuesday morning
fire broke out in the engine room of the
saw mill at Z'ordwieb, owned and opera.
rod by L. C. Dicks, and before assistance
arrived all the buildings, consisting of
sate mill, planing mill and sash factory,
were in flames. All efforts to save the
building and machinery were of no avail,
00 the flames spread with suoh rapidity
that in a very short time the wholestrno•
tore was 0008031105. The machinery was
partially inenred. The total amount of
the loss is $8,500, and iusuranoe is $2.200.
A Seafortb correspondent Bays: -,The
business recently carried on mere by
Messrs. Beattie & Pyper, has been die -
solved by nulbual consent and will be
eontinned by Mr. 13011ttie. Mr. Pyper
has secured a business at Stratford and
will remove at once to that place. His
withdrawal from town is very generally
regretted, 115 having moue a promin•
en pose a ,
social oirules, and being an waive work -
et: in every way pertaining to tee general
good.
It is our sad duty to chronicle the
death of another of our most estimable
young ladies, in that of Miss Maria Parr,
t tion
in n hnr031 temperance and
eldest rlanghcerof John Parr of M.Kil-
lop. Miss Parr has been' idling for the
past eight lir nine years, suffering from
that dread disease Oonenmplion. She has
tried almost every remedy that has been
invented, for her trouble, and her patents
have given her the best of Dare during
her Meese, but all of no avail, She bore
ler sufferings throughout with Christian
endurance, and her sorrowing friends
have the comforting asstlren00 that she
hoe gone to that home where troubles are
no more.
On Wednesday night the barns and
outhouses of Wm, Armstrong, on the 0th
eon. of McKillop, were entirely aoneunl,
oil by Oro. The barns were two, a frame
and a log barn, and they oontaiued all
his grain, bay, cryo., the products of his
summer's work. Mr. Armstrong was
from home, but his wife when she dis-
covered the fire alarmed her neighbors
who came to her assistance and got the
horses and hogs out of the buildings or
they would have been birthed up also.
Those who were early on the ground dis•
covered that the bnildinga had boon sot fire
to, in three places, so determined were
the fire fiends to accomplish their work
of destruction. Tee farm belongs to
Thompson Morrison, who lives in Delco.
ta, and it is thought the buildings were
inenred. Mr. Armstrong had the con-
tents insured in the McKillop Mutual for
the sum of $1000, but Mr. Armstrong will
still be a heavy loser by the fire.
1101 estion
iS not only a distressing complaint, of
itself, but, by causing the blood to
become depraved and the system en-
feebled, is the parent of innumerable
maladies. That Ayers Sarsaparilla
is the best cure for Indigestion, even
when complicated with Liver Complaint,
is proved by the following testimony
from Mrs. Joseph Lake, of Brockway
Centre, Mich,: —
"Liver complaint and indigestion
made my life a burden and came near.
ending my existence. For mom than
four years I suffered untold agony,was
rodueed almost to a skeleton, and hrdly
had strength to drug myself about. All
kinds of food distressed me and only
the most delieato could be digested at
all. Within the time mentioned several
physicians treated me without giving re-
lief, Nothing that I took seemed to do
any Il0rmalont good until I commenced
the use of Ayer's Sarsaparilla, which
has produced wonderful results. Soon
after commencing to take the Sarsapn-
rilla I could see an improvement in my
condition. My appetite began to return
and with it came t10 ability to digest
all the food taken, my strength 11n -
proved oath day, and after a few
menthe of faithful attention to your
directions I found myself a well
woman, a )le to attend vu all household
duties. The medicine lino given me a
now lease of life."
AarsSarsaparilla,
rnaraann nr
Dr. J. C. Ayer & 00„ Lowell, Masa.
Price $l; six loatlee,ea. Worth $O it bottle.
rrklP UNDfiaSIGNF,D 1Vfl1f1
S. loop, for service nu 11111th half Lat211,
(jun. 2, Morrie, the thorn' bruit num) vod
1'orlcshlrc i lg '•Grmge llnru:' 1'ureax, 31.011
to be pall at ti,no. er deride°, 10.1'1 in•lv,Iove
Uf l,411rlling Ir 0 00xxarv. Pe hgr+,u 111115 Ln
.1111. wr a°,.1011 tl m 1" the owner.
10 111(0 JOHN WILSON.
re OARS POR SE'1IRVICE.
117 unlo'signrd will keep for service, at
Cranbr,ell, the thurie bred Berkshire pig
Prince Stoso educe," from imported stock.
Also 0 thoro' bred Chester Wilde pig. Peril -
greys (nry be 00011 On apl,lle lLk l . Terme,
$1,99 00091, at limo of service, with privilege
of returning if 11cm:s arv.
J1111,1 BIL.LING,
11 4 Proprietor,
'IMPROVED LARGE W 1.ILTl'1 YORK.
f SHIRE BOAR.
'rhe nndm•sigoud will koop for 001vi00 this
present 0011000 the Ilupreve4 large white
Yorkshire dg "emery" cu lot 211, con.0,
Morrie, to wlloll0 ltmitad number of Hews
will bn taken. forms $1.110 to be pall at
time ofservieo, with the privilege of return-
ing 1f ueccelery, Pedigree nuspp 915 ;men up-
on application. I1011)1RT N,011OL,
ball Proprietor,
REAL ESTATE.
YilAi1MS FOR SALE.—THE UN -
A. DNR0(0(itn has several good Farms for
sale and to rent, 0001' terms, 10 Townships
0f er orris Hud Grey. P.S. 800T0. Brussels,
87-11.
1LIUIUE FARM FOR SALE,—
• Being South half Lot 27, ann. 0, Morrio,
100 acres, nearly all cleared. Good buildings,
no. Young bearing olwllanl, Immediate pos-
session, Easy Terms, Apply to
W. M. SIN Cr,AIR,
tf- Solicitor, Rm., Brussels,
('1010ORTABLE HOUSE AND
t�J Lot for Sale in blthel, known as the
O 19e110011 property. 11 Harem of land, good
house end stable, hard and soft water, well
fenced. Posseseion given Huy time. For
price, terms nod other Information r1pely
to
WH, SPZNOE, Poetmester,Etbel,
or IMP. SCOTT, Craubrook. 10-201
VALUABLE 50 LORE FARM
0(ee HAr 11.—Being west i Lot 11, Con. A,
tarry, Of miles from Brussels. The land is
good clay Loam, well drained, mostly all
clearer) and in good order. One acre of or-
ohard in good repair. There is a never fail-
ieg spring on the premises and an extra well
at the buildings. The buildings are comfort-
able. Would take suitable property in or
near Brussels as part pay, For further par-
ticular.) apply on the premises to
THOS. McGREGOR,
or address Brussels P. 0. 0893
L.' 1111001011 FOR SALE.—THE UN-
n1100I0NED offers for sale the north
801 quarter of lot 28, concession 0, Morrie,
County of Huron , containing 00 soros. The
bald i0 of (trot quality and in a high state of
cultivation. well fenced and under -drainer),
,'0 acres cleared. New franc 10000,8 rooms,
milk hones with concrete walls, 2 wells,
gond barna and sired, orchard, aro, Eight
acres of fail wheat. Phis desirable property
adjoins the co'porntion of Brussels. Suit-
able torn' w111 be giVea. Title perfect.
IAMBS GRIEVE, Owner,
SO- St:Worth P.0.
('IOOD FAftlf FOR SALE.—
74- The undersigned hxeautern elfin. the
"John Forbes" , farm for sale. The property
consists al 100 nar01, beteg lot b', coma, Hud
west half lot 7,000.8, Grey township. Thera
Ire 1110 acres cleared and under Drop, balance
hardwood bush. Oa the premises is 1& gond
001010y brick house. large banl, barn with
stone stabling, vette wlubnll and Wrangel)
stables, two orchards. good feuoes ,2c, 11110
fere0 is in a good state of cultivavlon and is
culy 21 miles free Brussels. Possesaio n to
suit unrcheser. Forprloe, terms, din., write
or apply to
8•tf JAS. CARDIFF, Brussels t. O.
or D. PO13BF19, Stratford,
DO YOU EAT OYSTERS.
Best Brands of Oysters receiv-
ed'hree times a week at the
S �A J
RES cAs AURAL, T
13I.UO3ti10teere. .
Served either Raw or Cooked.
Our Oysters are "Solid" not
swimming in water.
Special rates made with So-
cieties or Churches for
Oyster Suppers.
Try a quart or gallon of our bi-
valves and satisfy yourselves
as to their value.
T. Rutledge,
OeroSITE AMERICAN HOTEL.
STANDARD BANE Or CANADA.
HEAD OFFICE, - TORONTO,
W. F. COWAN, President.
J.. L.BBRODIE, (lathier.
Assizes, - •• $7,000,000
PAID Ur OAr1TAI„ • • • 1,000,000
RESERVE Foxy, • • 500,000
Agencies in ail principal points in Ontario,
Quohoc, Rx udtobo, United States
Brussels Agency.
A General llonkhlg Bneine00 ttrnnsltateil,
Fanners' And other good Notes Discounted
at lowest retell, 1)11010 Isemed Dud Collo,
Moral Made On all points. Depos)le 10oe19011
and ir1terest allowed at en10511t rates.
SAVINGS BANK.
Interest Allowed on 00111 ng0 Rank Des
p°nits of $1 awl upwards t'from date of
donudtdtoad date
of withdrawal, and 00111-
pPrompt atteubion and every fnollfty alrord-
ed 000tomor0livleg at re alginate.
G. P. SOH-TOLFIELD, Agent,
13euxecle, Apr 11.8tb, 3831.
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Agent, Brussels.
Why Not Do Your awn Thinking?
BIit'oollLe, November 091,188e,
J. EL MoL nen, Oodoriob,
Oath Sue -1 01>mtl l hove written before
now to let yen know hew I ant gutting along.
1 um a lot br•t'er then I was; gaining strength
every day. 1 have 0 good appetite and sleep
well. I cunt take the full quantity of the
System Renovator and It aloes not slaken
me. My limbs are all right now ; quite
smart in that way; swelling 011 gone. The
great thirst is gem; I think no water at
night, but 1 tulle a little bn1Leru:ilk. I am
quite straight 1101111, Semi me 0(1019151'
boiblo of your System Rennvater.
Yount, 00.. JAe. DUNCAN.
FOURTEEN 110NT1 8 LA'T'ER.
BnussEra, 'February 7111, Mee
McLEOD, Godericll,
DEAR Sm.—Fifteen 1100110 000 last Novem-
berl started to doctor first; I was treated
for dyspopaia, but they never helped 111
any. At times I stigma greatly from my
stomach; I continued, but 1 grew w0ree.
I turned dropsical ; limbs and body swelled
badly. Yon know the state I wail iu when
I went to Gnderleh—a mere crook, could
hardly walk --suffering from Bright's dis-
ease. Jest 000 year ago last fall I began
your Renovator and Specie° Curs. I began
to menti ill a few days ; continued then for
three months eteady. Although L was told
L could not be curer), if you saw me now,
well 0(.4 hearty ; eat everything that domes
In the tv0y. I owe 1010910 praise of saving
my life. I was in a hopeless condition when
I c0110 to you, in fact no one thought I
would get better. I cam109 speak too highly
of you and of your medicines, for it was
them 1101 cured me. Words cannot express
my thanks to you. Freely pass my 1100)0 t0
anyone. Tours, 00.,
JAMES DUNCAN.
SOLD BT J. T. PEPPER, BRUSSELS.
,3AB ¥
ri 14 l.. it Lk. ES
A. Tip-top Display of the
Latest Desi;lis in Baby Car-
riages ,lave arrived at
H. 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.
See our Scotch Collars.
tGBtln DellaliS.
MOVED
—AND—
Ready for Business !
1 take this opportunity of
thanking the Public for the good-
ly share of patronage received in
the past and also to inform those
who don't know that I have mov-
ed to my new brick store, on the
site of former one destroyed by
fire.
My Stock of
DRESS GOODS,
GROCERIES,
OA.NNDD GOODS, &c.
is large, well bought and com-
plete. My store is not run an
.%incl or gas but good, solid,
every clay Bargains may be had
at all times. Special Value in
Teas.
Call in and 200 me,
J. G. SKEW.,
Agent for Parker's Dye Works,
Toronto.
8
.1.01 0nri"s1.1100,r :i:.,a 900Br.TUCTITStt+t x101lRJ0
.i °n7 Tideao ,.
S os) a1ioti l oronto,
f0NATlA9 311,>.elldl l' Il"towel, 057,":-•.
"Mier e, bur all un MOM,/ 14114 nroparty
to
eti "n IR V,1/00.1 11111., lar w111Lt
they termed 111(1.3 01100 01010 01 consumption,
Dr. Hiu,la10 cured dna."
113110 MARY 1" ,1,1140, Wnndlgmee, Hays 1—
"When all °there lulled, 11r, Hiuulair cured
me of 11tn."
D. Ito,Nnl'o,N, Carleton P1tu10, says:—
"Ur. Hinelulr cured me of Catarrh."
(3En, Itowon, Blyth, Bays 1--.1.1./r. Sinclair
awed Inc of heart didefts10114 dropsy, when
all °there failed,"
Die,'to+rs 0i 1 rirnte Vrsf Ire, brought as by
jolly, Dr. Sinclair ,'rlaialy Carrs.
Conaultctticxs Free.
WILL BE AT THE
AMERi9AN HOTEL, R;IIRSSEL"s
—ON—
Friday, Dec. 4th, '91.
01
IN THE
STAIIIfl
Owing to air. MoGimlie Bailin; to
cumplel0 his arrangements I a111 back
again in me Grocery.
I am very thankful for the patron-
age in the past 15 years and ask not only
a continuance of the same but a large in-
crease in trade. I have a well assorted
stook of
GROCERIES,
CANNED GOODS,
GLASSWARE,
FRUITS, ego.,
and am continually adding to it.
Big Bargains in Teas,
Special Value in Glassware.
Prime Hams and Bacon -
I don't do much puffing about my
Mainers but I am giving bargains that
are worth securing. Call and prove
for yourself.
Geo. Baker.
THOS. FLETOHE
.Practical Watchmaker
and Jeweler.
Thanking; the public for past favors and
support and retelling still to secure
your patronage, we are opening
out Full Lines in
COLO MB SILVER WATCHES.
Silver Plated Ware
from Established and Reliable Makers
fully warranted by us.
Clocks of the
Latest Designs.
JEWELRY 1
WEDDING RIxes,
LADIES GEM RINGS,
BRoocuxo,
EARRINGS, &c.
r. Also a Full Line of VIOLINS and
Violin Strings, &o., in stook.
Y. B.—Usurer of Marriage Licenses.
T. Fletcher, - Brussels.
THE
YELLOW FRONT
rccery
Ik[y goods have arrived and
been placed in position in th:s
new store, and I am now prepar-
ed to give the public the oppor-
tunity of buying from an entire-
ly new and fresh stock.
I have a full line of Choice
Groceries, Tobaccos, Canned
Goods, Woodenware, fruits, Con.
fectionery, &e., and my motto
will be the old and tried one,
"Small profits and quick re-
turns." Other lines will be ad -
clod to my stock as trade opens
up and extends.
A Specialty made of Pero Teas and
Unadulterated Spices,
Fresh Biscuits, Ginger Snaps,
&c., received.
Thanking the'pnblio generally for plus
patronage in other lines I soliei1 n
share of your orders at the
Yon,00w lime,
t llntter', Eggs and well dressed Poul-
1try wanted.
J. T ROSS,
Opposite the Poetefifoe.