The Brussels Post, 1888-6-1, Page 44
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Looms W. (oats.
Ponies - 1 Pelton.
Caa&...\1iss O'Connor.
Lonals--Geo Thmnaon.
Coin ing- -TLOWe'a circus.
Exetn •inn --'r. Fletcher.
Toronto ..roeery--A. (lend.
Something a env- d. 8. Welsh.
Machine e i1 --A. ;.[they it Co.
Wrnxetcr woolen mill A. L, Gibson.
THE BRUSSELS POST
T.Mgriitni=lin• .=. r.r, nit
According to on AmerMan estimate a
bushel of torn makes four gallons of
whiskey. It cells for $10 at retail The
Government {-eta53t111, the farmer 40 oto.,
the railroad 01, the, roans faeturets 54,
the vender 07 and the drinker all that is
left --delirium tremens.
The Chicago Common Connell ha:
adopted an ordinance providing that no
lie.ense shall be granted to keep at 011001,
not already located, within two hundred
feet of a t hureh or school or in residence
blocks, without the consent of tw•o.thirds
.sat m^n-.., -• •usa:.•art. of the ,ro,orty Sundays a: it safe Wok.
lace--..�� .. Tho Sunday cloning provision of SAW
new'
.T "'1 ,. r p• ordinance 15 to the effect that saloons
L' !7f a,t t 11 �i 1' l 1 D t• must also provide blip lt, stutters of cur
tains to obstruct the view from the street
h bull bythe
rt
• takethe 1
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Tors ,.yt1 y
follow.
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the fel
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horns in PI . c- r judging
ing items-- Several of the wealthiest mer.
chants of Moscow hare been convicted
of adulteatting tea. One of them was
deprived of bis civil rights and banished
to Siberia for life. Tho others convicted
were sentenced to different terms of im-
prisionnlrut, We wonder if it were law
how many people in this conntry eoold
bo railed for similiar adulteration ?
Port Arthur is to have a brass band.
tV1; l•cpe something will be done at the Joseph Imeson, of the 10th entleeeeion,
cooling session of the Huron County Mersea,haea gobbler setting on 23 eggs.
Council toward establishing a House of The Government will spend $ioo1do0
Refuge. It has been tallied oflong enough
to have a half dozen erected so that com.
that any -
A. despatch from Zanzibar states that
messengers from T1 I1 n Tih have ar
rived there with letters from Major
Barthlot dated Singat'ini, on the Congo.
October 26th. Major IlarUelot says de.
se•ters fr. m Henry M. Stanley's camp
had arrived nt Singatini after a twenty
days' canoe voyage. They reported that
Stanley and all his party were well and
lend a plentiful supply of food. ,Major
Ila, Helot's party is also well. The letters
further say that tho behavior of Tippoo
Tib has not been satisfactory.
--a-
Eartanatclartzt Tal ow ca.
in police barracks construction in the
Northwest this summer.
The Manitoba Provincial Goverment
ing to a decision now w •uld certainly be will invite proposals Inc the construction
after nature deliberation. As to the of it new railroad between Winnipeg and
necessity of o building of this kind there Portage in Prairie.
The Grand Trunk Railway will com,
appeals to be very little doubt and if it melee the issue of Saturday to Monday
were built in some central place and tickets, at the same cheap rates as last
economically =raged, ninny of the year, on Saturday, June 2nd.
needy would be better eared for and at 1". W. Peters, agent C.P.it, at Brandon
has made sales of land to the extent of
less cost to the municipalities. The ex- over 0010,000 already this year. 1 com S6
pelienee of those counties where these to 013 an acre has been realtzetl.
institutions have been established 11ne Toronto Globe: On (lit inTorontoclube
been of a most satisfactory character, thlin. hCarling will become
Lieatutenanot-GoJovernorn of Mnuitobu, and
Axshowxt: lend party sailed from
W. Meredith Minister of Justice.
Lorin L
Quebec on the Queen's Birthday, per
steamer Parisian, for the old country,
followed by the good wishes of thousands
of Canadians. He filled the vice regal
chair in a very satisfactory manner. His
successor, Lord Stanley, will no doubt
endeavor to do his best for the welfare
of our Dominion. Isn't it about time,
however, that Lords and Dukes were Left
Mary Rogers, nurse girl, wito was so
seriously burned in O'Neil's restaurant
Toronto, on the 24th, while tryingto
save a child, has succumbed to her injur-
ies.
Wm. Trigger, of tbe Yarmouth and
Westminster towo line, has 12 owes
which gave birth to 28 lambs, four of the
ewes having triplets and all the others
twins,
Rumor has it that Hon, J. H. Pope is
rnxious to resign his position as Minister
at home and some level-headed Canadian of Railways -in foot, to retire from poll.
tios : but Sir John is unwilling to let him
who knows all about this country be go just now.
asked, or permitted, to bold the reins ? Dr. Jas. McArthur has been elected by
There is surely nothing disloyal in that icalacclamatiove tothe Med.
Council lof as re rceor
eotiMalahide and
and it is quite generally believed that Tecumseh division for the unexpired
our affairs would be fully as well, if not
better, managed than in the past, A
good many Canadians could be named
term of two years.
The following Liberal candidates wore
chosen at conventions in Manitoba:-
Norfolk, S. ,7. Thompson, M. P. P. ;
who would fill the position with credit to Ilirtie, C. J, Mioklo; Beautiful Plains,
themselves and the Dominion. John Crawford, M.P.P.
The Allan and Dominion Steamship
Tnu Executive Committee of what is companies, following the example of the
known as the Third Party, which was Beaver Line, wilt heneelerwnetl gine
organized at Toronto this slprinfi, has ie. steerage passengers the option of landiug
at Quebec td• c:truing on to Montreal.
sued an address to the people. Tho It is understood that the writs for an
party's platform is as fellow's : election in Pictou (Mr. Tupper's eon -
Righteousness and truth in public nf• stituenoyl will be issued at once. It is
fairs as well nein private business, and alae semi.officially at•noune, d that Mr,
no compromise with wrong. Dea dney will be Minister of Interior.
classes and The Government having refused to help
Equal rights for all creeds,
nationalities, exclusive privileges to none. taller a drill shed for the Belleville city
A national sentiment, a rational lite a•• corps, the officers have decided to build
mtc themselves near the Opera House.
eters, and in all matters of rubric policy
-oar country first.
The prompt mid absolute prohibition
of the liquor traffic, and the honest and
vigorous enforcement of all laws for the
repression of vice and intemperance.
Retrenchment and eamomy in public
expenditure, with the view of reducing
our enormous national debt.
Manhood suffrage, with an educational
qualification ; that is,a vote to every free-
man of legal age who can read and write.
The extension of the franchise to wom-
en.
An elective senate.
Civil Service reform.--
'VCria1,:hetnx.
The Taird Comedy Company is here
for a week,
The old school grounds were sold on
Saturday evening to W. Scott for $105.
The estimated cost will be $4,000 to
$6,0,10.
The few vacancies remaining in the
Northwest Mounted Policewillbe recruit-
ed from Owen Sound, where a reoruiting
officer now is. There will be some 22
froth vacancies in the force next month,
however.
Upon the representation of Mr. Pat-
terson, of Essex, the Department of
Marine has decided upon the expenditure
of $10,000 in repairing the Dummy Light
at Point Pelee mainland and in placing a
steam fog whistle there.
1 Grand Masters Wallace, Fitzgerald
(London), and Collins, representing re-
spectively the Grand Lodges of British
America, Ontario West and Ontario East
Orange Associations, leave about Jtme
20th for Great Britain to attend the
Triennial Council.
At the meeting of the Cabinet Tuesday
We have some genuine fogies in our afternoon C. H, Ilupper, M. P. for Pic.
town council. Conspicuous in the num- tou, N, S., appeiuted Minister of Marino
her is Councillor Holmes He kicked and Fisheries, in place of Hon. Mr. Fos -
against a grant of $100 to the town band tet, appointed Minister of Finance. His
because the corporation does not get any appointment will be acceptable to the
return for the money. In the face of this country in every respect.
the leader of the band had agreed to give
a weekly serenade and a couple of open
air concerts during the summer. Wake
up, Ole Holmes, and got down to some-
thing modern, your antediluvian notions
aro not in keeping with the progress of
the 10111 century. l'oo't be a clam.
C; cameral x"•icwc,).
John Bright ie seriously ill with fever.
Miss Delphine Baker is abort to estab.
lisp a Christian newspaper in Jeru-
salem.
Russell Kellogg, of Battle Creek, Mich.,
who is 74 years old' is tutting bis third
set of teeth.
Mary Sbarpless, the richest child in
America, is nine years old and worth
$50,000,000.
Attorney-Geueral Garland, of the U.
S., says he has been wearing the same
bat for twelve years.
Somebody now porposes to kill off the
Australian rabbits by introducing poison-
ous gases into their burrows.
1t is said there is a single county ins
Iowa that raises more Wheat each year
than all the New England States,
A Vermont minister has preached 121
funeral sermons, with net returns of two
barrels of apples and a silver dollar.
A ton of ropes made from tho hair of
the women of Japan is used in building
the $300,000 Buddhist temple in Moto.
it. barber of Newburg, N. 11., has in-
vented a chair which registers the num.
bor of persons Who sit in it during the
clay.
Prussia employs in Ste elementary
sobools 57,992 roasters anti 0,848 mis.
tresses, betides assistants,tho great ma.
jority of wham are males.
A waterspout fell in the northwestern
part of of Daws county Neb., Sunday,
burying live miles of the ]Fremont, Elk
Horn and Missouri Valley track and
carrying many -a large number 4 cattle.
The small boy and girl are to be brought
to time in Waterloo. At the last meeting
of the council the constable was author-
ized to ring the bell at nine o'clock as a
signal for them to be at home, and if
they are caught out after that hour other
measures will be restored to.
The body of Miss Thompson, living
near Jarvis, was discovered by some
children on Sunday morning hanging to
a tree in the woods close by the railway
station, the unfortunate woman having
evidently committed suioide. She left
her home about 10 o'clock on Saturday
night.
The Citizen says, semi -editorially
'The impression gains ground that
Lieutenant•Governor Dewdney will MO -
coed the late Hon. Mr. White as Minister
of the Interior. 1.r minent e
p o member of
the Cabinet said that it was absolutely
necessary that the now minister should
have an accurate knowledge of the North-
west, and no ono could doubt Mr. Dowd-
nsy'e qualifications,
Tho revenue of the Postoffioe Depart-
ment is making a very satisfactory show-
ing just now, It was for the six months
of the fiscal year up to May 1, $1,986,493,
against $1,776,424 for the previous oorre.
spending period, showing an increase of
$160,009. The expenditure during the
same period increased this year from 82,-
001,40100 $2,609,989, being an increase
of 048,586, but leaving a total net gain
over last year of 81.11,000.
The Canadian Pacific Railway Com-
pany have made largo contracts for
ehipphig raw sills from China to Now
York and Eastern States The Canada
Pacific Licari authorities at Ottawa have
been advised that a car of silk arrived at
Ogdensburg on May 17t13, The contents
were entered nt the minim home nt Vit•
toric, B. C., on May Ot11, and shipped
coat on the following day, making tiro
transcontinental trip in neves days.
The carload w•a:l valued at $172,000
lbggsare selling nt llattlr.ford Inc 30
cc•tits a dozen.
Immigrants are hereafter to be Larded
at Montreal instead of Quebec.
Poetuut ter.(iener tl lileradzi l admitted
that lee will accept the Lieutenant-Gov-
eruoraltip of Novel Scotia,.
.lir. Deride, Censervativo M. I'. 1'. for
Nieolot, Que., has been unseated for tor. .
rupt 1pra011001 by agn,ns,
Phu explosion of the new gay tank nt
Montreal, on Saturday, killed Sive amen
and injured accent! othertt.
The Walkerton Council have gtnutad
the Board of Education 1,000 for the
purpose of building a new school,
Georgetown Council 11ns agreed to pay
the Battalion Band $100 to play on the
streets thirteen frights daring the sunt.
melt,
Sir John Ross was sworn ni at
Ilalifnx on Saturday to aol ria Adminis.
ti•ator until Lord Stanley of Preston ar. ,
rl VHA.
There have been 02-t professions of con-
version since Hunter and Crossley bo-
ron their series of revival services at St.
Thomas.
The market for Canadian cattle in
Great Britain is decidedly slow, and
prices aro poor. Canadian cheese holds
up well in the Loudon markets.
Tho Inter -Provincial Conference reso-
lutions were finally passed by the Quebec
Assembly Monday, an Opposition amend-
ment being voted down by 27 to 18.
Woodstock has lo:.t one of its most en.
terpris(ng and useful citizens through
the demise of Councillor William Mnir,
who died on Sunday afternoon after a R. Forsyth & Son.
few weeks' illness,
At a meeting of directors of the Winni-
peg rt Southeastern railway Tuesday of Shoe g3
tore,,
ficera were elected and steps taken to- New Shoe tore,,
ward the immediate commencement of
building operations.
Rev. Abbe Gairo, of Alsace Lorraine,
who recently arrived at Montreal, will
proceed to the Northwest at once to malto
largo purchases of Miner whereon to settle
immigrants from his province.
Hon. Geo. W. Ross, M. P. P., leaves in
a few days for an extended visit to some
of the American cities. During his trip
he will pay special attention to the matter
of schools of science and of practical en-
gihoering.
The six -days' p.n.s -you -please was
concluded in Victoria rink, Montreal, at
11 o'clock Saturday night, the score
standing :-Noreman, 344 miles ; Cart-
wright, 822 ; Moore, 803 ; Taylor, 330 ;
Corkey, 254,
Gaudy and Racette, convicted of mur.
der in the Northwest Territories, will be
hanged on the 13th of June, 11 having
bean decided that there is nothing to
warrant the exercise of executive dem.
enoy in the case.
Spring freshets destroyed the bridge
across the river at Thessalon and carried
over one million feet of logs oat into the
lake. As the ice had not been then mov-
ed int many of the logs were recovered,
but over 1,500 were lost for good.
Three Gilmore Band concerts will be
given in Toronto on June 4th and 5th.
The aboral work will be done by the To-
ronto Philharmonic Society. The ad-
mission will be, for single reserved seats,
$1.50 ; general admission, $1.50.
Geo. Marquis, a railway employee, fell
off the horse-shoe bridge on Saturday
near Schreiber. He fell a distance of 50
feet, receiving a broken arra, but no other
injuries. He had a miraculous escape.
He was brought to the hospital at Port
Arthur and is doing well,
Mr. Lewis, the American gentleman
who has been buying Manitoba potatoes
for some time past, has received a letter
from the manager of the Palmer House,
Chicago, Baying that the several carloads
of Manitoba potatoes which he sent them
are the best they ever bad.
Jackson Cook, a young man who has
served time in the Central Prison, was
convicted at Sarnia on Saturday before
Judge McKenzie of having attempted to
spread the fire in the Dillon House at
Forest on the night of April 15th by
pouring oil on beds and setting them on
fire. Perrin, his alleged accomplice, was
discharged.
Isaac Chiverie, of New Zealand, P.E.I.,
has an oddity in tho shape of a chicken
with four legs and four wings. It was
hatohed a week ago, is quite lively and
somewhat longer than a common chicken.
The second sot of wings and legs are re.
versed, so that the chicken will probably
bo able to walk or fly backwards without
inconvenience.
The Calgary Tribune says that one day
last week a resident of the neighborhood
while walking in a grain field saw a goph•
or gaily sporting himself. Ho gave chase
and captured Mr. Gopher and on exam-
ining him found one hundred and seven-
ty-seven grains of oats stowed away in
his chops. He preserved the seed and
has sown it by itself to find out what the
yield will be.
At the Toronto district meeting lof the
Methodist Church, the report of the
oommittee recommending the expulsion
of Rev. J. 33. Longley, late pastor of
Queen Street Methodist Church, was
adopted after considerable dieoussion,
and the matter was referred to the Niag-
ara conference to which Mr. Longloy has
been transferred since April Inst, to be
finally dealt with.
B LI T TT -
Woolen ill.
B. Forsyth en Son, formerly of
the 1Vroxeter Woolen Mills, bog
to inform the Farmers in this vi-
cinity that they have Now in Op-
eration a Woolen Mill in 13lythi,
and hope that by adhering
to their old plan of making noth-
ing but Sound, Durable Goods
olid trust that by so doing to
i patronage.
mod a liberal at10 e
m 1 g
CUSTOM WORK
of all kinds promptly and care-
fully attended to.
Tito I31omtsr Pawn paid for
Wool in Exchange for Tweeds,
Full Cloths, Flannels, Yarns, etc
A Trial Solicited !
Satisfaction Guaranteed !
A Buctouohe (N.B.) correspondent
writes : A curiosity in the etlape of a
setting lien acting the part of a mother
to a litter pigs is reported at St. Castino,
about seven miles from here. It appears
a sow had a litter of young pigs, and a
hen had been setting close by. On dis-
covery the eggs under tha hon worn die.
covered to bo no good, and were taken
away, whereupon tba hen took up with
the young pigs, covering them with her
wings. She seems quite happy with her
strange brood.
C7OMETHING NEW I
1,
WALTON PUMP FUMY.
no undersigned desires to intimate to
tho public that he has purchased the
WtLToai ROAM FACTORY from John Love
and is now proparod to fill orders, by
mail or otherwise, intrusted to his nitro,
Satisfaction guaranteed is Pumps,
Tanks, &a,
Repairing promptly attended to, Con.
tracts taken for digging wells.
Having been 1l years at the business I
fuel confident that I can suit my eas-
terners.
GIVE ME A. TRIAL and be convinced.
7. S. WELSH,
i:m • Proprietor, Walton,
J. DOWNING,
Formerly of Goderich, wishes to
inform the Publio generally that
he has opened out a Custom
Boot & Shoo Store
Opposite the American Hotel
and is prepared to take Orden(
for all Kinds of
oar 7LOIr�
WO3Etaia..
None but First -Class Workmo,
Employed and a Perfect Fit
Guaranteed.
Repairing neatly done.
GIVE ME A CALL.
01101`,14W
1,l,' Q) !
The Carmen of the Corporation of the
County of Moron will meet fat um Coiner
Corea, in the Town of r}em it ten, on '55140.
day, tete 1(11. Day itf ,pent, 1808.
Pl•1T141i nlpnitISON.
Oodei:A, May 21. County Clerk.
ras3Y7Pi bdn6. Mat;.
Agent for the following Companies :-T.
Hendry ,l Snn, Se:afortlr, flows of ail
kinds, Land ]rollers, C'nitivators, Straw
Cutlers (rain ('rnshery ; 'l'olton Bros.,
Guelph Pea Harvesters, Steel Flexible
harrows, No. 7 Plows ; Patterson Bras„
Woodstock, Light Steel Minders, Oxford
Reapers 5 rakes n • .
Mowers, front and rear
cots, iloar's May Rakes, Patter son's cm.
billed 8(151 Drill, :to to and ciltiv
afar
combined, 2 Furrow
Gang Plow, Spring
"Tooth Harrows 20 teeth, Spring Tooth
Cultivators ; A. Murphey &; Co„ Guelph
Nay's Patent Revertible llay Carrier and
Double Angle Steel Track, most com-
plete in Canada. A Special Bargain can
be had in Binding Twine. All aro sold
at Prices to suit these hail times.
Satisfaction Guurasteed on all Imple-
ments sold.
W 1E..31lsta$ t'arN,
IIouse-Tramisltnr STREET, B ir:551 ,c,
Anothez Wonder p
It never was intended, so far as 1 eon learn
Thal, either elan er wornanwero Intended
to be bald.
I think you will believe me,indoed I'm our
you '5111,
If at the 'Peale Bair Works" you hay
called.
There is one thing Nature thinks of -lot us
thank her all we mu-
ne take particular trovblo with ou
race;
Sho kaowe a scanty growth of hair, the
gray and whitening locks
Rill detract from the beauty of the face
But nature has her laws 00 strict that you
muel never err,
Per you'll surely pay the penalty at last
Sustain it, that bounteous head of heir,
Doctor Dorenwend'e Hair Magic's nnear.
passed.
Just try it, your afflicted, you never wil
regret,
The Magic was never yet known to fall;
And the good that it will do you will make
you soon forget
The expenditure a bottle wil entail
This now fatuous preparations for invig-
orating and stimulatingthe growth of the
hair is universally a000pted as the most
valuable specific on the market. All 413646-
00 of the scalp aro either relieved or per-
manentlyoared. A 'Joh and rapid growth
of hair will follow after judicious and regu-
lar treatment, It remains with the veer
alone to secure the desired results. Dr
Doronwend's Hair Magic" is Bold by all
druggists at 81 per bottle, or six for 85. If
not obtainable in your own locality send di.
root to the solo manufacturer, enclosing
prise, A DOltaxrvnsND, Paris Hair Works,
103 and105 Yougo street, Toronto.
Per sale by 0. A. Headman, J. Hargreaves
and al Druggists,
ALLAN LINE.
3. Downing. 1888. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. 1888.
Baby Carriages. LIVERPOOL & QUEBEC SERVICE
Baby Carriages,
Just to hand a splendid se-
lection of Baby Carriages which
will be sold at very low prices.
TRUNKS awl VALISES
in endless variety. I am pre-
pared to please the public in
this department.
Fine selection of
LightP1 Heavy Harness
Give me a call..
H. DENNIS.
,p (4E1'1TSWANTE3)!
SteadyElltployvtettto Good Men.
None need be Idle. Previous
Experience not essential.
We pay either Salary or Com-
mission.
HO ion Wanted
To Canvas for the Sale of Can.
adian grown Nursery Stock.
The Fenian). Nurseries,
Laroegfin Canada,
Over 400 Acres.
Don't apply unless you can
furnish first-class References, and
wantto work. No room for lazy
mon, but can employ any num-
ber ofonergotic iron who want
work. AnunIJSS
Stone & Wellington,
NUIoslnvtn1I0N,
Toronto, Olt.
01001010101)1000510, 1.5Fe:aa ea. 1 milt Quango
April 50 lCireneslan May 11
Ayril 20 Sarmatian May 17
May 3 'Tarlatan May 54
MAY 11 :Polynesian ...........Juno 1
May 17 Sardinian Juno 7
May 25 :Olreaeolan June 15
May 81 Sarmatian Juin 21
Juno 7 Parisian Juno 55
June 11 :Polynesian July 0
Juno 21 Sardinian July 10
June 20 lOoroasolan July 20
July Sarmatian Tuty 20
July 1" Parisian Aug.
July 20 :Polynesian Aug.10
July 2a... Sardinian Aug. 16
Aug. 8 lOircassian Aug. 24
Aug. 0 Sarmatian Auc.130
Rates of Passage by Mall Steamers.
vinare To LI00111.00010,
Cabin 800, 5,70 and 851 according to aocom-
mo(14flon. Servants in Cabin, 550 Inter-
modi4te 830, Steerage 820. Return tickets,
Uabin, 6110, 8130 and .8150. Intermediate,
800. Steerage 840.
t By Polynesian, Ciroassiau or other ex-
tzasteamers. Cabin fifty, sixty and soya,
ty dollar, according to aocommodation, Re-
turn tickets, ninety, ono hundred and ten
and ono hundred and thirty dollars. Inter-
mediate sixty dollars. Steerage forty doll-
ars,
day before withoutmino eased Montreal
Go
yourself or send for your friends. Prepaid
certificates at reduced rates. Por full in-
formation apply to;.;
.1. R. GRANT,
Urussete,
,JuNla 1, 1885
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Sick HIeadache,
Kidney i u s
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Ptheumatism,
Skim Diseases,
and all impuri•
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from whatever
Cause arising.
THE GREAT SPRIIif MEDICINE.
.PITC 7Gc. (wit\; T'illo 1711.)
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PR. M(0300JJ' S'
LITTLE LIVER PILLS,
(very small and easy to tape.)
NO GRIPING. NO NAUSEA.
Sold ercrywhere ; prise 25 cents.
t :epos IY1i11RINE Co., I'roprtetor$,
TORONTO, CANADA,
NO REMEDY
gives such universal satisfaction as the
(IOUGI1 REMEDY manufactured in
Scaforth, called
'a"---LUMSDEN & WILSON'S
nr ernr n�n�nror,r n. n'nr nr o•nr n'nrnr n•o,•rum nr n•
°loyal Glyoorated Balsam of
,'nra•n!or ornrnro'NMMn, n•n•nr o•nr n.•nr a'n.•
Its wonderful vir•tnes have created a
demand for the Preparation from all
parts of the Province.
Druggists sell it. Price 50 cls.
17.Gms.
Business .nnouncem'nt
JAMES BLASHILL
x x Ju. D1 E9. Es. ,
(Late of Cranbrook.l
In thanking his many customers in the
Township of Grey for their patronage
during the last six years, begs
leave to announce that ho
has removed to Brussels.
1Ie will be found
Next Doer to Goo, Baokor'o Grocery,
prepared to meet- the wants of the
fermata in furnishing then with first.
class hand -made /y,
BOOTS d'Ar WO=
Made from Good Stock. Repairing a
Specialty.
40-4in. JAilf]0 liruILi,, Brussels.
Old Dr, Ghaso's Now Recsipt look,
HIS LAST AND CROWNING LIFT: WORE,
Dr, Chneo's Third, Last and Complete Re-
ceipt nook and Household. Physician or the
hook for the Mullen, contains nearly 000
pages and eons for 8220 In cloth binding
and 80 50 1n imported 01.1 cloth, marble edge,
and 10 justly by hint called
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It is the result of over half a century's ob-
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