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On the Weldon of life return from a
' pleasant holiday trip, the eougregation of
Knox °buret), Stratford, preowned Rea.
llobt. Martin with a alk °learnt] gown,
Tae Myo e of Mitohell inetruoted Oon•
etable Coeper to Attend the Laorottee gems
Friday evening alai tribe note of the
spectators who encourage fights, oto., by
calling out "kill ilint," and "out him
open." They will he prosecuted the next
(ley.
His Honor the Lo til Governor in
Oonoail has been pleased to appoint W.
B. Davie Pollee Magletrate ite and for the
town of Mita -tell and iu and for the
township of Logan, Hibbert and Fuller.
ton, in the 00unty of Perth, without
salary,
J. J. Woolaoott, of Logan, who in a
noted sheep breeder, did well at she big
exhibition at Toronto. Although be ex.
Intoned only a few animale he was award•
ed 2ed prize for Leioester ram, two yeara
ad over, and first for shouting ewe.
Wm. Lawrence of the same township,
got 511 prize for his Shorthorn ball.
Geo. Sawyer, of the furniture store,
Mitchell, was returning from delivering
furniture iu the South Ward, and while
ooming up St. Andrews at. the animals
became frlehtened and in trying to hole'
Mena one of the reins broke. thus giving
the team a free bead, They turned the
corner at Toronto St. and nearly went
over Dr, Smith's team S. M. Edwards
was on the wagon at tbe time, and when
it °Waded with the high eidewelk, , was
thrown heavily to the ground. He re.
oeivad a bad ebaking up and a sprained
ankle.
The Mitchell Advocate Gaye t -At the
'foresee metal played on Monday be
tween the Indiana and e. total team there
is said to have been rough work hod at
one time there came par being a general
mix up. Aa it was, a aopple of men had
their heads pretty badly out and it re.
paired several stitches to bring the
wound, to gather. Outsiders are blamed
for moat of the trouble. Some of the
boodlneas kept yelling, "sleuth him, lay
him out, not hioo opeu," eta. This in•
cited the players and crowd to be rough,
and It was fortunate that !mitten ended
no wens than they did.
CIA tritootio Vzst,
THURSDAY, 810,18, /006.
Worn are you doing 10 hid East Huron
Vali rail' 9 If you have not started yet
itttime you got busy,
Enema luta it that an effort writhe made
to berm Port Stanley as a Summer resort
etronger than ever next sewn.
IT looks very numb IiIoa 110 itiorease of
tram poorly all round, jurigiog by the
rates already etruok by numerous meal.
oipalitlee.
Tusentruarfnes Day will oome.on Thum
day, Ootober 18th this year. If ever a
people had a right to (taproots thanagiving
the inhabitante of this Dominion have,
AT the Among,' meeting of the Liberal
Assooiation of Ontario, held in Toronto
Inst week, Hon. G. W. Ross stated the
outlook for the Liberal party wee bright
and be prediote an early return to power.
AT the FarmereAssociation Gonven.
tion, held in Toronto last week, the new
Sobool Law name in for a lively
skirmish that will not likely end there.
One objection mind isits ettertalve clatter.
es.
FRIDAY of thie week the Liberals of
North Brun will outlaw:to at Tara to
nominate a oaudidate for the Commons,
rendered ueoeseary by the demise of the
Ill, P. It looks ee if Jao. Tohnie, of
Kincardine, might be the ohoioe.
GO= news oomes from Japan to the
eclat that to spendid wheat harvest will
be their's this seaeon. The crop is
estimated at 98 million bushels which is
paid to be 15% above the average yield.
A good harvest means much to a °pantry
whose population is as dense ae Japan
and China.
Tata Donkhobore in Regina jail were
determined to starve themselves to death
and therefore refused to dine on prieon
fare. Possibly one of very few such in.
etenoea was adopted viz three times a
a day they are fed by 'compulsion. This
proem is very rarely necessary where
people enjoy a degree of good health and
the Don'ts. meet be an odd lot to make
each tactics necessary.
Sosnt fakir has been doing hoedown
through the oonntry in the name of Dr.
Octet's, of London, and disposing of
spectacles of little value. It does not
aeem much use to warn people if they read
it one day and deal with a fakir the next.
These speoialiste do not send men out to
peddle the concession lines and the story
these bogus dealers tell (tarries a Ile on
the faoe of it. The people are to blame
for patronizing them as they would soon
gait tbe job if they were not making 10
good fat living. Deal with dealers and
professional men you are acquainted
with, people of reputation and shim the
fakirs. If you have a good dog see that
hie front teeth are kept sharpened so
that he May put a trade mark on the
"sheeny" travellers of begets geode,
speabaoles, jewelry, &o, especially. Look
out for them and nine times ont of ten
you will be the gainer.
The neat sitting of the Division Ooort
will be held on the llth of October.
Oentelon Broe. shipped a carload of
pears and ;arab applee to the Weet.
Rev. 0. R. Gutme hart been nominated
ae one of the representatives of Trinity
College on tbe Senate of the Toronto
University.
G. W. Sheeley, meohanioal auperio.
tendent at the knitting fluttery, has gone
to Philadelphia to purchase more at the
most modern machines that money can
buy.
On Tbtoreday night, Aug. 80th, the
clothing store of the S. W. Newcombe
Elo. was broken into and a complete oat -
fit of (floating taken. The thief shed
his own garments -which did not op
pear to have been mock worn -and
helped himself to naw ones -raincoat,
eap, oast, trot:mere, eto, He even left
his belt, one of the three buokle broad
belts that are aometimea worn by labor.
ing men.
WEDD/NO 13 ient.s.-The home of 0,
Hoare, near toWn, wee the vane of a
very pretty wedding on Wednesday
September 5th. The 000eeion being the
marriage of hie nisoe, Miss Armanella
Sophia Tindall, to Rev. A. J, 13owbriok,
Baptist minister, of Glen Ewen, Seekat
coewan, The ceremony was performed
on the lawn beneath an evergreen arch
by the Rev, S. Swann, of Elourneeville, in
Oho preeenoe of about 80 friends and
relatives. Alter the nuptial knot wee
seourely tied the goons sat down to 10
anpper, whittle reffeoted great credit upon
the hostese. The internal decorating of
the house exhibited ramob tastefulnetts,
being made of flamers and myrtle, After
slipper an intereating Impromptu pro.
gum wee rendered by eleoutionary and
mastoid talent, oonsplanous among the
!fingerer being Tindall Bros , of Carlow ;
9.'hoe. Radcliffe, of Auburn, Among the
gueste were t Mr. and Mee, Chapman, of
B. 0.1 I. C. and Mrs, Itieharda, of Bens.
ee 1 Mr. and Miss Baker, of Ethel • Mr,
5 tell, of Elnaville ; 3. A.nelerson, of St.
A agestine 1 G. Tindal, of Chatham
Bibb. and .Mre, Salter, Mines Care, Mr.
and Mrs, Wighttnan, from Blyth, and
°thee friends from 'paring parte, A.
epaelal feature of the Damien wag the
playing of the wedding enteral by George
Fiacker, Regina, The bride was daintily
attired in 10 01081000 silk drape, trimmed
.with point.de eprite and ribbon ; (tarried
to boguet of whito aster& Little Moe a
Oora Ethelwyn Mermen, eouein of the
bride, wile a pieturesque fleeter girl.
group photo was taken of the wedding
party by W. Roberts, at town.
About eleven o'olook on Saturday
globe, let that., fire was discovered to the
Galbraith Co'e. Mottling atcre• Wile"
fleet notioed the ammo had made but
hale beadwey and a couple of pails of
water would have drowned them out,
bat the patio with the meter were net
forthoorning. The firemen soon up
peered upon the aoana sod a line of hoe°
woe laid to the Wm, bet those in charge
of the engine found it difficult to get up
steam ar tbe boiler leaked very badly,
At last tired of delay the hose was attach.
ed to the hydrant aud the big pump at
Pair's ruill soon had the water playing
on the fire whitth was speedily extinguish
ed. The fire destroyed oansiderable of
the etook, but the smelts and water did
still enore damage, Mr, Galbraith ee.
timates hie lose at about 51500, oovered
by insurance. Aa soon as possible he
will have has store open for bueineee
again.
MOM S01100r, STuousre.-The fol•
lowing ie the fist of students attending
Oliuton Model Sobool :-
Female.
Ansley, L. A.
Barns, E.
Oanaeton, E.
Campbell, G.
Govenlools, R.
Mardook, J. 0.
Marshall, K.
McGregor, 101.
Petrie, V.
Rands, J.
Sewers, L.
Sorimgeonr, J.
Sheriff, 0.
Taylor, 33,
Trick, E.
Blake, N.
°tuff, 1/1.
Cowan, A.
Davidson, E.
Eleudereon, B.
MoKinnon, E.
MoCrataken O.
Petrie, A. L
Robb, E.
Rosa, M.
kicalee, K.
Sheriff, I.
Stewart, W.
Toll, P.
Male.
Anderson, A. C. Bather, EL J.
Ltherhart, F. L. Fraser, F. G.
Forrest, R. Fowler, F.
Gaediner, S. Grassiok, D. C.
Hutton, J. C. Love, J.
Purcell, J. Reynolds, J. J.
Scott, F. MoD. Swan, W. D.
Perth 00Unty.
St. Mary's will pay at the rate of 24 1 2
mills as taxes this year.
John A. Morrie, Elebbert, has sold his
farm to F. L. Hamilton for the euro of
50,600,
The township of Esat Niesouri carried
the Railway bylaw in the voting held
Ang. 28 by a majority of 106.
There were 13 deaths, 24 biethe and 12
marriages registered with the eity Clerk
Stratford during the month of August.
Hon. Nelson Monteith, 'Minister of
Agrioultare, was the recipient recently
of a basket of lige growu in the Niagara
diet riot.
The marriage of lane Pauline Jean
Dlowat, soloist, of London, to Rev.
Joseph Jaynes. of St. Marys, is aunocine.
ed for this month.
Chas. Milner bee bonght out the livery
of Thomas el. Murray, of St. Mary's,
who le ging Weal. Mr. Milner ie
ready in possession.
The roadbuilding brigade have been at
work ou Queen street West St. Mary'a
and have put down several hundred yards
of macadamized roadway.
Richard Babb, [Mitchell, has sold out
the business which he has been manag.
nig in Millbank since the death of hie son
tba late Albert Babb. He will probably
go West in a short time.
The citizens of Stratford will be highly
pleased with tba very satisfactory
statement of Oici Boy'e Reunion linanoee
submitted to the executive oumtnittee.
It shows a. eurplue of 5806 93.
The list of oandidates nominated ae
repreeentativas on the Senate of the
University of Toronto in the different
fannies has been announoed. Nation
Monteith has bean elected for Agriculture
and 0. A. Mayberry, ae high echoed
representative. Wm.Dale, M. A., of St.
Mary's, was nominated on the fortuity of
arta.
J. N. Grieve, ex- M. P., Dominion imi.
potion offioer at Spokatte, Wash., hag
been visiting his old home in Mornington
township, and was warmly greeted by
hie numerous friends. Mr. Grieve is
making a marked auocess of kis imigra.
bon work. Sinn !coating at Spokane
be hoe ;sent over six thonsand emigrants
from Washiugton Territory to the Can.
adian Northwest Territories,
Mies Mary Morrison, Newry, who her
so often taken firaprizes for cheese at
Toronto exhibition is again to the front
this year having taken fleet prizes for
white cheese, June and July, white
August Battens and flats. R. A. Thomp•
eon, Atwood, took third for colored
cheese. James Paton, Atwood, took
3rd for white June and July and R. A,
Thompson, fourth ; J. Onthberaton,
Sebringville, 2uci for whits August. The
instructors were, Lietowel group, J. R.
Burgess ; Stratford group, A. MoKay.
A. report le current about St. Mary's
that tba G. T. R. will Boon build a new
paaaenger station and that it will be
toothed near the overhead bridge et the
bead of Queen etreet, It will be etiolated
ao the report my 8, on the resideutal eite
of the Whyte Peaking Go., now occupied
by tba local manager, Joseph Dragg,
The railroad bridge will be widened to
allow of a wide platform. The apptoaah
will be made from Queen to James street.
This will in all reepeote make it far
enperior to the present site.
The conked for the erection of the
new government building on Water
Street, St, Mary'e whit% will be centupled
as a net aloe and customs efflee and
worehouse bee beau let to Robert, Camer-
on, of Almonte, Out. The oontraot price
is 522,000. Looal oontraatore, it is en.
derstood, tendered for the work, but the
Eastern mania figures were lower. It is
expected that work on the new building
will be begun shortly, and 11 10 also en.
tioipated that roost of the material will
be furnished by local firms. St. Mery'e
workmen, of 000ree, will be employed by
the °On tractor.
The usual mosso which attends metal
gatheringe in Ottrinonnook, attended the
"Honey grader at H. A. MoNaught's on
Thnreday evening Aug. 80th, A large
crowd was present from the surrounding
neighborhood. Exoellent musio wae
supplied by Murray Piper, from Motikion
end delloieue honey was supplied free by
Me. MoNaught. Aboat seven o'clock the
crowd departed, all agreeing "that it wag
well to be here." The proeeede will go
toward& the debt of Knox ohtiroh at
Monition. Quite an amount) of honey
mnet have been need as it is wad most
of the young men not only had all they
could eat, but had "honey" tender their
10011.
Crantadistaa New*.
Arthur Hartle, of Oornwall, was scurf&
ed to death,
Fire in the Langevin block at Ottawa
did about $500 damage.
William Ooovey conanaltted auioide by
drowning at Saskatoon.
The 0. P. R. earnings for August
amounted to 56,097,000.
Mrs. Pratt, wife of Capt. Pratt, wag
'found drowned at Orillia.
Seven oars were wreaked on the T. H.
de 13. (tear Grassie's Station,
George Porritt, aged 21 yeare, was
Mond drowned at Rockwood.
Five year old Maloolm Mollaohern was
binned to death at Oarmaa, Man,
WILIIMM,011•=0•1111•1•MIS
Nelson Sirnpon, Crown Attorney for
Algoma, died at Sault Ste. Marie,
3,19. MacDonald, fil, P., addressed te
Labor Day gathering at Winnipeg.
Mrs. Riddell, mother of W. 11.
K. C., died near 0ohourg, egad 88 years.
Ship linera employed by the 0. P. 11.
at Montreal Went on strike for more pay.
The new 0. 1,. R. etearner Prime:tea
Royal Was 'entwined at Eegonnault 33,0.
James 33. rairbairt), Poetmeeter at
130wmenville for forty Mlle yeare, is
dead.
Wm. Ball, of London, 0 0, wax hinny
burned by pouring oil in the loitotteto
Steve.
At Port Perry William Tremeer
°looked to death while eating a piece of
meat,
The Charlton Lumbar Company'e tug
Balize ran aground and sank in the little
Detroit passage.
Wm, E. Hunt, of Fort Erie, was com•
witted for trial on a oharge of eating
lottery tiakete,
Mrs. Shepley. of Weak Lorne, aged 75
yaare, was streak by a train on a railwey
°roguing and killed.
At the annual meeting of the Quebec
Bridge Company Hon, S. N. Parent was
re eleoted Preeident.
John Metric), or Pilkington township,
was found dead in the field where be had
been ploughing.
The eolmoner Cavalier was wreaked
near the entranoe to Southampton bar.
bor. The crew were eaved.
Calhoun's sawmill at Jacquet River
was wrecked by a boiler explosion, and
Watchman DicEachren killed,
Jecob Jebreleki, who jumped from a
train and escaped on his way to Kiugaton
Penitentiary, has been recaptured.
0. P. R. earveyore are in Belleville
with the objeob, it ie stetted, of 'mating a
new line between Toronto and Moetreal.
John Morrison, 45 years old, of Sydney
was eleotrotauted by a live eleotrio light
wire falling on him during a heavy storm.
A charge of extorting money by threat
has been laid agaioet High County Con
etable Oox by A, B. Davie, of Bayham,
Elgin county.
While playing with a kitten on the
railway the eight•year•old daughter of
A. T. Kranz, of Nelles' Corners, viae hill
ed by a train.
Exeter .
Delitohell
Myth
Kincardine
Zurich
Seaforth
Mildmay
Listowel
Wingbam
Goderiob
Luoknow
Teeewater
Brussels
Fordwioh.
Sept. 17-18
Sept. 18-19
Sept. 18-19
Sept. 19
Sept, 19-20
Sept. 20-21
Sept, 24-25
Sept. 25-26
Sept. 27-28
Sept. 26-27-28
.. Oct. 2-3
Oot. 8-4
000. 4-5
Oot. 6
EAST HURON FALL FAIR
Bigger, Brighter and Better than Ever
Thursday & Friday, Oct. alth & 5th
East Huron Fall Fair will be held at Brussels on Thursday and Friday, Oct-
ober 4th and 5th, and promises to eclipse all ite predecessors. The splendid new
Hall will be completed and Hon. Wen. Patterson, Minister of Ouatome, Ottawa,
will open the Fan. Prize list was always good but it has been extended and prizes
increased in a number of classes.
The well known Perth Infantry Band f com Stratford has been engaged and
will give an opening Ooneert in the Exhibition Hall on the first evening of the Fair.
Speeding events will be put 00 00 Friday afternoon to inolude a Greeu Trot or
Pace with three awards -525, $15 and 510 ; and a $2.50 Trot or Perm for similar
stuns.
Piper MacDonald and daughter will give Highland ealeotione and dances
during the afternoon.
Following are some of the other interesting features of the Fair that no visitor
should miss,
FOOT RAOES, &a.
FOOT RACE, mile, boys under 18 years. lat, 52.00 ; 2nd, 51.00 ; 8rd, 750 ;
4th, 500.
BOYS' RACE, tinder 14 years, 100 yards. 1st, 76o ; 2nd, 50o ; 8rd, 25o ; 4th, 250.
BOYS' RACE, under 10 years, 50 yards. let, 50c ; 2nd, 25o ; 3rd, 25o; 4th, 25o.
GIRLS' RACE, under 10 years, 50 yards. let, 50o; 2nd, 25o ; 8rd, 250 ; 4th, 25o.
OBSTACLE RACE, 200 yards, for boys under 18 yeara, 100, 51.00 ; 2nd,
750 ; 8rd, 50o ; 4th, 25o.
FAT WOMAN'S RALE, 50 yards, contestants must weigh at least 200 lbs. lat,
52.00 ; 2nd, 51.00 ; 3rd, 500,
DRILL. -For the beat Drilled Squad, of 12 Pupils or upwards from any School.
let, 55.00 ; 2ud, 58.00 ; 13rd, 52.00.
CLUB SWINGING. -For the beat Exhibition of Olub Swinging of not less than
12 Pupils from any School. let, 53,00; 2ud, 52.00 ; 8rd, 51.00.
SPECIAL PRIZDS.
ItYRIE BROS., the well known "Diamond Hall" Jewellere, of Toronto, generous.
ly donate a fine Silver Medal, valued at 525.00, for the beet heavy draft team
on the gronnd.
-The same firm also offer a choice Bronze Medal, valned at 510.00, for the beat
pen of sheep.
The Bank of Hamilton, Ethel, has donated 50.00 for two prizes, viz. :-$3.00 for
best Shorthorn Oow and 3 of her progeny, either aex, any age ; and 58.00 for
best Shorthorn Bull and 4 of hie progeny under 12 mouths.
The Standard Bank offers 510.00 for the best Roadeter, horse or mare hitched to a
buggy, owned and driven by a farmer, or et farmer's son. Style and speed to
be Olken into consideration. lat., 56.00; 2nd., 54.00,
The Metropolitan Bank, Brussels, will give three prizes, viz. lab, 58.00 ; 2nd,
52.00 ; Ord, 51.00, for the three beet collections of Winter apples exhibited, live
of eaoh.
George Thomson, grocer, offers 52.50 for the beat single buggy horse in road-
ster class, over 15i bands ; and 52.50 for the best single buggy horse under 15i
hands, roadster clues. -
J. Leckie, Brussels, offers 56.00 for the best 25 pounds of tub butter, and 52.00
for the best 5 pounds table butter, the butter to become the property of the
donator,
W. EL MoCeacken offers to purchasers of noel from him aa follows t-5 Swede
Turnips, let, 600 ; and, 25o ; 5 Long Red Mange's, let, 50o; 2nd, 25o ; 5
Yellow Giant Intermediate Mangels, lab, 50o ; 2nd, 250.
Oil Painting, Original Sketoh, not leas than 16x20 in., from spot selected by the
Secretary, to be limited by mates and bounds. Intending competitors may get
full information from the Seoretary. lst, 53,00 ; 2nd, 52,00.
W. H. Kerr will give Tars POsT for a,year for the bertt two loaves of home made
bread ; Tuts Pon fur a year for Ole beat 5 pounds of butter, both articles to
become his property.
Four prizes will be awarded by the Society to boys and girls under 16 years of age
who can narde the largest number of varieties of apples on exhibition at tbe
Fair, let, 51,50 ; 2nd, 51.00; ard, 75o ; 4th, 50o. Competition takes place at
4.80 p, m. on the first afternoon of Fair. No entrance fee. Former prize
winners barred.
The following prima will be offered to boys 16 yeare and under for beet judging of
2 year olds or yearlings in exhibit of there' bred cattle on groundet, Judging
to be clone at 1 p. m. sharp en Friday. No entranoe fee. 100, 52.00; 2nti,
51.50 ; 8rd, 51.00. Oompetitore must hand it names to Secretary before 10 a.
00.
THE CONOERT.
Friday evening, ()Moho 5113, the annual big Concert will be given in the Town
Hall, An A 1 program will be rendered including such talent ae Eddie Piggott,
Humorist ; Hartwell De Mille, a splencad Baritone, from Toronto ; Miss Irene
Sheehan, 3111romatio Reader klabel MacDonald, Highland Damage ; Piper Mao -
Donald end the Stratford Band, Mies Jean MoLauohlin, Pianist,
Thin prOtniaea to bo the Greatest Pair ever held irt BrilfleOle, EXpert judges
Will Wad the prizes and everybody will have a good time.
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Synopsisof Canadian Northwest
HOMESTEAD R EGU LATI ON S
A NY even numbered section of Domiulon
Lands in Manitoba, Saintetehewan and
Alberta, excepting 8 and 20, net reeerved,
may be henneateittled ly taly minion who is
the sole head of a family, 00 )009 male ever
18 yearn 00,00, 10 the extent of ono -gutter
aol lot 01 100 items more or leee,
Entry may he made perm eally at lila
local hind otlloe for the diatelet lu which
the land Is situate.
The homesteader la required to perform
the conditio tie oonneoted therewith under
one of the following elites ;
(1) At least aibr month& residence upon
and cultivation of the laud in each year 1010
three years,
(0) If the father (Cr mother, lf the father
is deceased) of the _homesteader redden
upon 10110000 In the vicinity of the land
entered fpr the requirements as to resi-
dence may be aabielled by 001010 person re-
siding with the father or mother.
(.31 If the neater has his permanent reel -
demo upon farming land coined by him
in the vicinity of ble homestead, the re-
quire:note aa to residence may be satis-
fied by resideuee upon the said land.
Six moat's' antice in writing should be
given to the Commissioner of Dominion
Lands at Ottawa Of Intention to apply for
patent.
W.W.CORY.
Deputy of the Minister of Interior.
N.13.114authorized publioation 00 01010 ad-
vertisement will not be paid for.
IMPORTANT NOTICES
VOUNG PIGS FOR SALE ALSO
1- pure bred Leleeeter Rain Lambe.
8,01 N, A. 11199,1110, 1601101.
VORKSHIRE YOUNG SOW
-I- vita a litter of 16 plea, beanttee, for
sale. Also a few pure bred Yorke, both sex,
8 weelle old, from imported soW.
341 D. MILNE, Ethel.
BERTHA C. ARMSTRONG
Is prepared to give lessons on Piano
or Reed Organ. Terms on aPpliOation•
Postoillee addrese-13russels. Beeidenee-
Lot 8, Cou.10, Grey. Penile may have their
lessens at their own homes if preferred.
GOOD TOWN PROPERTY FOR
Sale on whieb is large brink house,
la10tu1e, drilled well, cistern, fruit garden,
r6,e.,59 mores of laud on John and James at.,
Brussels. Terms reasonable. Apply to
JOHN MaFADDEN 011 promisee or F. S.
150 UTT, Brussels,
MISS MARGARET M'LAUCHLIN
TEACHER OF PIANO
Pupils prepared for the Toronto
Conservatory of Music.
DROPERTY FOR SALE—THE
undersigned offers for sale an acre ot
land upon which Is a comfortable dwelling
house, etable, .fruit trees, good over -Bowing
well, Pm, Property is located 9 of a mile
Beat of Orenbrook and convenient to [wheal,
church, postai:Doe, Pm. Poselession at any
time. For price, terms, cke., apply on the
promisee to M. RAYAIANN,
0.10 or Oranbrook P.O.
plARM FOR SALE—TIIE UN–
A: Dammam offers for sale a good 100
acre farm, being iNg Lot 21, Con, 8, Morris.
All in 90000 00 under orop. Brink veneered
house, bank,barn with stone wall, sheep
houee, Pre. Good orobard ; well fenced ;
near echool and church. Possession eau be
given next March. Igor !further particulars
apply to G. W. TTJUVEY, proprietor, or
Bluevale P. 0. 8.01
p1011 SALE OR TO RENT.—
.a.2 The undersigned offers her 100 Imre
farm, being 10,00 20, Con. 7, Grey, for sale or
to rent. Comfortable bowie, bank barn,
orchard, wells, Pge. Farm le only tof a mile
from the stirring village of Ethel. 'For fur-
ther partionlars !apply to 2,5, Soott'Brim-
eels, or MBS, RAlhl HOLLAND, 78 Shuter
Street, Toronto. 117.8m
rIOMFORTABLE RESIDENCE
and 2 aores of land for gale on Walnut
street, Brune's. Brick bourse, good stable,
hard and soft water, emall °milord, ege.
Property in good shape. Immediate posses-
sion can bo given. Also a oement brick
making machine for eale. .For further par-
ticulars apply 011 the promisee,
JOHN MoKENZIE,
Proprietor, Brussels,
For Sale or to Rent.
Royal Hotel, Walton
Situated on corner of Main etreet ; largo
brick building in drat -plass repair; large
dining room, sample room, bar, kitehen,
bedrooms, eto. ; good cellar with furnace.
In thriving village with new railroad, Pos.
session immediately. Apply to
0.1 MRS. GEO. Moffat, Walton.
FARM l'OR SA.LE.—THE UN-
DIABBIGNED often his fine 100 acre
f arm , bailie Lot 10, 000. 82, Grey, for sale.
Comfortable house, bank barn, orchard, Pse,
Farm la in a good state of cultivation and
adjoins the village of oranbrook, whore are
stares, elnirelsee, shone, Joe, Poseeseion
given next Peal. For further partloulare as
to price, terms, &0,, apply on the promises
or Oraubrook 1°.O. GEORGE SPARLING,
1.01 Proprietor.
AbCeiRnisELFotAon
4,3R SALErsy
1,00
00oMF20
aoree °leered; comfortable brume 80x10 with
kitchen 18)40 ; bank barn 5000 with stone
stabling; orehard, wells, An. Well folioed
and in good heart. Poaseesion given next
Fall. Farm is nearly all in grass at potent.
It is 89 miles from Brussels and in a good
locality. For further particulars apply on
the morning or Brunets P. Ole
61-t0 JOHN 1100.03011, Frei:Cater.
pROPERTY FOR SALE—THE
1- undersigned offers hie home and lot,
situate 00 klill street, Brussele, for sale.
It is well Mooted, a convenient and comfor-
table home, Poseeasion oan be given at
onee, Will also 0011 the 1000000 100, eorner
of Mill and Elizabeth streets, whieh would
make a fine building site, For further par-
ticulars as to prioe. toms, &O., aPPlY to
Plum. ADAMS, Hardware Dealer, EOM-
tvich, 80-9
GOOD FARM FOR SA.LE.—
The undersigned offers for gale hie
1111.03, being Lot 1, Oon. 18 Grey, It is alt -
015180 00 the gravel roa.d, 2 miles South of
Brilseels and ciontalus 100 scree ol good laud,
ail oleared but 12 aores. There is rfiret-
ohm brick honae and kitchen, heated with
furnaeo, woodshed, artialan Well with wiud-
mill end water is pumped to barn, Barn is
80x68 feet, with atone stables, Hay barn 80x
00 feet. Good orchard ; farm well fended
pleaaantly situated. Will be gold on easy
terms. Apply on premises or Brussels 2.0,,
)3INRAS ORIOLE, prop.; or to P. 8. goon.
I
ANDS FOR SALE FOR TAXES.
Notice is hereby given that a list of the
lands foe eau for arrears of tarot; has been
prepared and that ;mien thereof may be
had et this °Sloe, and that the list 10 being
publiehed In the Ontario Gazette, in the
Roues of August 18th and 25th, and Septem-
ber 1st and 8013, 1000. And that iu default Of
payment of the mime mid mate the lands
Will he gold at tbe 0(1111.2 ilonoolO the Town
of Gederfab, 030 Tuesdey, the 8030 day el De.
Mather, at 2 0'01.00k115 the afternoon,
8-8M WM, HOLMES,
&may al Huron, Tt0121111r01,6
Treaturstee Oftlee, GoduriehAng. 10,1005,
NOW OPEN
PALL Vella IN PHD
estriate:S.V3467s64ieSeri
CERBAII COWAN
429zilVteigifilt(V'Elqe0e-14
TORO/VTOs
Rotor any time, Twenty Webers
and one hundred and twenty Type,
writing eteohines, Unereelled
Iaelt-
ltleo for mudding greileateu to post -
Hone, Write for new Calendar,
W, 10, Srlaw, Prinelpal.
Youge le Gerrard as., Toronto.
iftk..,stozeyta:c#4E.§E.-ksta:%
Bank of Hamilton,
Paid up, 8200000
Reserve Fund, $2,50,000
• Tafel Aseets, 829,000,000
80 BRAM:IES IN CANADA 80
Preeldent, HON. WM. 01138000
Vice President Pc General Malinger,
JAMES TuaNeusa.
ETHEL AGENCY
Savings Departnieu • ▪ 0 -Ample eeourity
for Depoaitora.
Deposits of $1.00 and upwards reeelved.
Intermit allowed at ourreut rates and
cionipounded half yearly.
ADVANCES made to Farman for
feeding stook.
Sale Notes collected and advances
made thereon.
Drafts bought and sold,
W. N. MoBAY, EIIII•AGEN2.
`sr•ragaQ9'areqe Drciagrzte%4
SALT
Farmers or Storekeepers
by coming to the
Brussels Salt Works
can get any kind of Salt
they require.
Gordon Mooney,
Foreman, Brussels.
ALLAN LINE
ROYAL. MAIL. STEAMERS -
To Liverpool
From Montreal
Victorian Sept, 13 Oot, 12 Nov. 12
Ionia Sept. 21 Oat. 10 Nov,n3
Virgluian Sept, 281 Oet, 20 N.OY 20
Tanialan Oat. 0 Nov.
Hates of Passage
First Cablu-870 and upwarda, Record trig
to telmeter. Second Oulau-342.00 to $47 AO.
Third Close- $27 00 and 028.70.
30 totireat to ellaggew
enoillau Sept. 18 Oot 18
Prelorlan 0091, 00 00.20
Nunadiau Sept, 07 Nov, I
For further particulars, rates and ticketa
apply 00
3Y. II. 6000130,
Agent Allan Lino, Bruseela,
SMITH &
STEWART
House, Sign and Carriage Paint-
ers. Ornamental and Scene
Work and Paper Hang-
ing a Specialty. '
Quotations Furnished
on Application
SHOP
l'arnberry SA., Brussels;
Toronto Rag and
Metal Oo'y
PAYS CASH
For Rags, Iron, Rubbers,
Wool Pickings, Horse Hair,
Hides, &o, Szc.
Highest Prices for All
H. ROSEN K. LABEL.
Mill st. West, Brussels
Along
Ewan & Co.
are busy these days pushing the Carriage butii-
nese. In addition to our own make of Rigs,
which are A 1, we handle Buggies manufactured
by the Canada Carriage Co., Brookville, and the
Brantford Carriage Company, Brantford.
Wood Work and Jobbing a Specialty
Painting and Repairing attended to with neatness
and dispatch. The celebrated Harland English
Varnish used in our paint rooms.
If you want a new Rig call and see us as we have
a large display and sell at close margins. We
can save you money.
EWAN & Co. BRUSSELS
Seill.111111i211110•ISMAIS
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HARVESTERS'
EXCURSIONS TO THE
NORTH-WEST
GOING SEPT. 11, good 50 return until NOV.12. 2905
SEPT. 25, good to return wail NOV. 20, 1006
RETURN FARES
FROM TOUR NEAREST STATION:
Winnipeg . 532.00 Yankton - • Nass North Battleford 539,00
soma . a 33.50 Regina . 85.75 Macleod • 40.00
grandee • w 83.55 Moose Jaw 30,00 Calgary • • 40.60
Moosomin • • 84.20 Straesburg- • 30.26 fled Deer • e 41.60
Arcola . • 34.60 Saskatoon • • 37,26 Mettler
Estevan • - 86.00 Mite() Albeit • 38.00 Edmonton,/
Ear rates to other patois. booklet and fun parelcuIarit,
see nearest Canadian Pacific Agentor write
c. to FOSTER. D.E.A.. C.P.A., 21 VONGE STREET, TORONTO.
45.50