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TORONTO, ONT.
q'3 1111 100 July wo bad 0117 those ne ill
1b many mills for also help an wo had Li
Yg1 1 1,1(. going sol, and during Aug -
,D Oat wo hall sixty-aavon; tbnos ae tunery
rg i 1s the auhool that le wustanthV
"going ahead" and not "eta01180 stir' pp
I
or "bunking up/' Write for beautiful
oatalogua. Now Is the Ohne to enter,
W. J. Ei.bL0'1'1 ; P1'10011)01
00n• YONO0 OM ALIXANnnn 800.
MEDICAL CARDS.
DR, R. A. BURNS-
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Successor to. lir. J. A. McNaulflllou
Muncie, Ontario
Graduate of Polyollnle Post Graduate
Sohool of Medicine and Surgery, New York.
Member 01 Outage of Physioiaoo and Sur-
gOone of Ontario.
OIAeo and residence same ae formerlyoo-
ounted by Dr. MoNoughton,
1)i0000(e of women a specialty.
'Phone No. 21,
BUSINESS' CARDS.
v/ H. MoORAO) EN -
v v • Issuer of Marriage Licensor. Of.
Ace 8! Grocery, Turnberry street, Brussels,
WM. SPENCE
CONVEYANCER AND ISSUER
of MARRIAGE LICENSES
Oelee In the Post Otlice, Ethel. 90-4
C. O,
Coot Prinooe9 Alexandria, No.24, 0.0. F,,
Brussels, meets In tholf Lodge Boum, Bias.
hill Block, on the 2nd and last Tuesdays of
wall month, at 8 O'0100k. Visiting brethren
always welcome. ORGE KERB, 0, R.
W. L. L11AT1141iDALlt, 14, 8.
JAMES HARRIS,
Agent Howiok Mutual
Fire Insurance Company
Onion and Resldenoe-
WALTON, ONT.
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM,
IN0000808,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
AUCTIONEERS.
IS. SCOTT AB AN AUCTION-
• nun, will sell for bettor prides, to
bettor mon, in lase time and less chargee
than any other Anotloueer In But Huron or
he won't charge anything. Dates and orders
can always be arranged at Me office or by
p 0080001 application.
ROBT. H. GARN1SS
BLUEVALI) - ONT,
Auctioneer for Huron County.
Torun renewable. Salmi arranged for
at the onloe of Tun Poem, Brussels, 22tf
VETERINARY.
GA. CUNNINGHAM-
• Honor Uraaoace of the Ontario Vet.
0(10000' College, ie preparedtotreat all die -
eases of domesticated animals is a °meet•
out manner. Particular attentionpaid to
Veterinary Dentistry and Milk Fever.
Calle
promptly attended to, oliloo andlnermary
-Four doors North of bridge, Turnberry et„
Brussels,
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
At B. MAODONALD-
11• Barrister, Solleitor, Notary, Etc,
buooessor to G. F. Blair. Guice over Stan-
dard Batik. B6508010. Solioltor for Metro-
politan Book,
ViT M. SINCLAIR-
I • Barrister, Suholtor, 100008700oer,
Notary 1'nblio, &u, 011loerBEewalt'a Block
J fluor North of Central Hotel,
Solicitor for the Btaudard B auk, •
i]ItOUDFOOT, HAYS & BLAIR-
BARRIIITIIB , S LI101T0118, NOTARIES
W. Pnotin000T, B, 0. R, 0, Mae
G, F, Bram.
Offices -Those formerly oaoupied by Messrs
Cameron & Holt,
0onnnn7H, 08101,10.
DENTISTRY
DR. R. P. FEILD.
DENTIST
Graduate of the Royal College of Dental
Burgeon0 of Ontario and 01001.01008 Boner
Graduate of Toronto University. CBioe
tort to Brower%Photograph 0aheev,
BRUSSELS. ..
j A Famous., Sohool
CE ITHAL
STRATFORD. ONT,
This Sohool is recognised to be and
U of the best Oommereial SollooIO in the ,dl
Province. Our ooureos aro thorough
d,r1,1 up•to•date.. Wo give a practical .t
�p training and assist our graduates to
4bgood position8, It is impoesiblo for ue
�p to Battery the demand made on hs fur
tk office hole, Those interested In their
0wh welfare should write fol our fret
catalogue.'
ELLIOTT & MoLAOTILAN,
Yrina pals,
t lr•�- I mai= 1=Ing4 St44V-ry3 7
CAN YOU
AFFORD
t Ose the [Alamo at have o totting a
oto o u you of g
Photo of your lvamity. When they have
separated and it la impossible to get them
together you will be wiabing you lied one
and would pay twice its value it yon
could but get a Photo, of yunc'Family,
'1)uu t forget we aro up -to -ditto and
SVM guarantee you a Piret-olites Photo,
Wo have at full line of Mouldings and
will Frame your Platutus ata very aloes
prise, Call and got our Prions.
Visitors to tbo town aro invited to
pall and see our worn.
H. R. BREWER
, ttlxls.
Mensal'.
Mrs, (Rev ) Henderson, of Weetroine
ter, B. O. le vlsitng Henoall friends.
Dr, Bell hoe the hest yield of wheat in
Ole eeuticn, 400 buehele off 10 sores.
A number from Herman attended the
Foresters picnic at Kippon and report a
good time.
J. W. and Mre. 001008n wont to Detroit
to attend the luueral of their eon,
Alonza'einfant abild.
Rev. Molt Smith's little daughter has
gone to Luaan to reside with her grand
mother and attend school.
Misses Pio. Ondmore and Olive Cox
worth left for Chatham, where they in
tend taking a eommer0ial oonrse.
Curtis Stoneman is attending Oolleg
tate at Seaforth with the. intention of
taking senior matrioulation next year.
Mrs. J. Hobkirk and Wm. Bell were
in Seaforth, visiting R P. Bell, who had
his foot badly injured by a separator
running over it, R. P. ie a eon of Wm.
Bell.
H. F. Johnston, son of W. H, Johne -
bon, timber of Stanley, made a splendid
record. Ho etoud etoond in the general
profioienoy list ; let for Edward Blake
scholarship ill met118mat1oe and olassioe;
and for the earns in mathematics and
eoienme. We oongratulete our young
friend who ie only 17 years of age. The
•a0Olarehip 10 worth $204.
rxeter.
Tom Carling bad a valuable hound
killed by the section menu train.
The Exeter Fall Show will be held on
Monday and Tuesday, September 17th
mad 18th.
Dr. Rollins is now residing is Ray
mood, Alberta, having moved there from
Prince Albert.
G. Manson had a basket of very large
perfeotely ripe tomatoes. Three taken
out and weighed went 81 Ibe,
Davie Gardiner, of Kingston, arrived
here and ie now engaged with Reeve
Bobier in solioting stook for the mining
factory.
3. G. Btanbary sent an exhibit of
gladioli to the Seaforth Horticultural
Sooiety'e Flower Show and carried off
first -prize.
Hermit," the black cooker apaniel
Bold last year by W. H. Lovett[' to Geo.
10.8
DOO of Walde
look has beaten ever •
thing be has yet been shown against. At
the Show in Toronto he carried off three
first awards.
Miens Annie Martin and Jessie Dow,
went to Toronto to take 0006880 at the
Conservatory of Mesio, the tormer taking
apvooal and the later piano, Mies Martin
will Ono take a nouns In the Normal
Sohool while there.
Kies Minora, who for some time bee
been etenogtapher for Diokeon & Oar.
ling, left. for Goderiob where she will at
tend Model Sohool. Mise May Qoaooe,
stenographer for A. Q. Bobier, has ao•
oepted the position left vacant by Mies
Mineral.
Ohms. p
now Birney 'ie the oeeeesor of
an old make of violin whioh to day is
very rare. He brought it home from
Wiudeor the other day, having bad it
lett tohim by an old friend, who died
reoontly. The instrument le over 200
years of age. Mr. Birney is fond of the
violin and plays well himself.
Rheamstietn is not incurable. Stub.
born ? Yea l Bat Dr. Shoop's Rheuma•
do Remedy will if faithfully used drive
it out of the oaten). Ito the blood that's
at fault. Poieonone oryetals like sand
get into the joints and maeolee. Dr.
Shoop's Bbecmalid Remedy prevents
Chia. It drives Rheumatism fromthe
blood and then Rheumatism dies. We
recommend moduli it. F. R. Smith.
Winveham.
Wioghum Fall Fair Sept. 27111 and
28.0.
Special eervioen In progre8e in the
Baptist ohoroh,
F, Patterson ie getting the grounds
around the new postoffioe building in
good ehape.
Dr. and Mrs. Towler left town and will
visit at Toronto and other Ontario pointe
torn few waste before leaving for Oali•
tornfa.
Rev. F. Shore, formerly of Wiogham,
has been appointed to a larger charge by
his Bishop, and ie now at Lisbon, North
Dakota.
The members of Collet Maitland, Canoe
ditto Foremen, along with visiting"jmem•
berg of the Order will attend rery oe in
the Methodist church on Sunday mora•
tog, -Septembe r 28od.
The home of T. L. and Mee. Jobb was
gay with festivity on Wednesday of last
week, because of a happy event that
transpired at 5 p, m., when their eldoet
daughter, Mies Bertha Emily, 'beoahre
the bride of John Oroobie. Laokte, alto of
Winghem, Ae the wedding march wee
being played by Mrs. John Hartley,
of Blyth, the contenting parties took
their eland under an aroh decorated with
Bowers, while the interesting ceremony.
wee performed by Rev. T. 8, Boyle, M.
A,, B. D., Tlio bride wait attired in
Freboh organdie, trimmed with Ian and
intortion. Two little Bower girls, Versa
Woods, niece of the bride, and Adeline
Mooney, oo09ln of the bride nob carried
a. boquet of flowers while 0larenee Leckie,
nephew of the groom, dieobarged the
duties of ring hearer.. Atter o0ngratula•
tions a ah0100 wedding halation watt en.
joyed. The presents were ninny and 9001
only useful but of 1701114, Among tboe8
WWI witneeoetl the pretty ceremony were,
Rev. and Moe. Boyle, Gee. Brundage,
Of Niagara, Jas,; and Mre; Sperling, of
Moutord, Mr, and Mrs, Evan, Carrie,
• Wm, and Al,o Wa•ir, llowitb, 0. 11.
6loonoy, Ripley, 0lrs. Laokte (mother of
' the groom) Gro. Londe, Wm. sod tare.
!Leckie, of 1Vroxetert J, J, awl Mrs.
0111110, Wuwanueh, and it ianlber of
Ohne. Both bride end groom are very
highly reenacted, and they oornmenue
married life with goal proepeote, and to.
tended by many sincere wishes for their
future prosperity,
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At wv Doti,
Elmo Oounoil mrets Naturdny Septem•
her 1010.
Mies Ethel Ferguson left for Detroit
where she will work et her trade as
mIII insr,
Mee. James Donaid800 epdnt the boli.
day visiting lrieodu at Gayuga, She was
aouompauiod by Mro. Harvie of Brueeelo.
Tommy Foreman, Bib cop„ West who
broke his oolar bond sometime ago by
felling from an apple true has his arm
Oat of the sling and uansequently Mania
more freedom,
Bampeon Bennett and daughter arrived
home from the OM Oountryafter a pleas•
sot sojourn there of two or three months,
Mr. Bennett looks tittle and hearty and
enjoyed the trip immoneely,
The Bee nye ;-We bier quite o few
statements made that 0000iuorable liquor
is being sold illegally in several planes to
our village. We hope the reports are
untrue, bot, it the facts are as rumored,
then it behoves the looal option people to
get buoy and see that it stops, What is
•the good of the law if it is not enlorood ?
A few heavy lines might Bern to teeth
the Minders Emma reepeo6 for the law.
Mies Lena Treleaven left to attend
eohool i0 Toronto.
John Webster and hie son Will. left on
alouday of last week with two hundred
cattle for the London market. John bee
crossed the nom several times with good
reete.
0.ulW. Campbell, of Chicago shipped
from this elation five oars this being the
Int shipment of a lot of 1600 head he
purohaeed from E. 8,•MoLean, they go
to the B. and 8, people of New York in
bond for the Eugleb markets,
The tullowiog from the St. Thomas
Journal in the report of the I. O. F.
High Court meeting held in that oily
refers to a well kuown oitizen of our
village
'Trio to the closing . ceremonies
R. D. Cameron Past High Chief
Ranger, was called to the platform and
presented with the Grand Oros of merit
by Chief Oronhyatekha, The ohief spoke
of the unfeigned oatiefaatioo and pleas.
are it gave him to bestow this honor np•
ou a worthy brother. The gift was one
of the greatest of the gifts of the High
008rt-a gift that could only be wou by
good deeds and good work, Bro, Oam
Bron mode a suitablereply, and althea.
queutly reoeived the applause of the
High Court and the assurance that he
was well worthy of the honor and a jolly
good fellow.
Piles positively anted with Dr. Shoop's
Biagio Ointment. It's made for piles
alone, and it does the work to perfection.
Itching, painful, protruding or blind piles
disappear like magic. Bold by F. R.
Smith,
mea.1()rtil.
Thomas Darwin, of this town, oelebrmt
ed hie 07th birthday on Ane, 30111.
B, and Mrs. Dickson have ; returned
Prom their trip through the Cauadaan
West.
The wage pay roll at the Bell Engine
Works, Seaforth, amoante to an average
of about $29,000 per annum.
Dr. and airs. Ommpbeal, who have been
visiting Jas. and Mrs. Woodley, left for
their home in Brooklyn, N. Y.
Juo. and Mrs. Donaldson, late of
Brunie, and former residents ot Sea.
forth, visited over Labor Day with Wm.
and Mrs. Gillespie,
James Cowan, of McKillop, near Sea.
forth, was awarded 3rd prize for hie
two year old bull'oalf in the thoroughbred
Shorthorn class at the Toronto Iudaotrial
Fair.
a
Mies J. Olnff pioked a branoh off
a
raspberry broil in her garden. The
brawn] woe heavily loaded with ripe fruit
whioh were full sized berries and this
years' eeoond growth..
The vacancy oauoed bythoanperannna•
tion of John 0. Hemp, until lately
manager of the Toronto branch of the
Canadian Bank of Commerce, has been
filled by the appointment of M. Morrie,
the assistant manager. Mr. Morrie was
for several yeer8 manager of the Seaforth
branch.
There will be a Harvest Supper in the
eohool room of St. Tbomae' chetah, on
Friday, Sept. 1410, irons 5 to 7,80 p. m.,
with addressee by Rev. Rural Dean
Gonne, Rev. Wm. Hiode, Rev. D. W.
Oolline and Rev. T. Hlok'e, A Harvest
Thanksgiving Servide will be held in St.
Thome' church et 8 0 0100lt the same
evening, with eddreesea by 111ey. H. M,
Langford, Rev. T. 13. Parr, and Rev W
11. Hartley. On H9nday, Sept 10th
there will be harvest Bar71000 morning
arid evening, aid opooial 80081000 for the
vunng at 2 80 p, tin. The preacher will
be limy. T. N. Boyle, II. A., 13. D , lteutor
of Whlghern.
A Toronto daily gave the following
eoe:mot of the marriage ot n former
reeidenb of l3oatorth is the person of
Miee Lillian Grey, eeoond daughter of
Wm. Grey :--A pretty wedding wee 0818.
bratod at the home of the brlde'e parents,
060 Bathurst street, on Wednesday alter.
moon, Aug. 29.0, when Min Lillian Gray,
ae00(1d daughter of W. M, and Mro.
Gray, was married to Harold W. ,Prion,
B. A. Bo. Rev, Ebor Crummy, D, D., of
Balhiret Street Methodist ahtarob, watt
the officiating clergyman. The bride,
who woo given away by her futber, was
doused io euoplaited chiffon, trimmed
with thee applique, over me08aline ollk,
a prettily dropec telt° veil with a coronal
of orange bloaoome, and wore a handsome
pearl brooch, the gift of the groom. Her
ohower boquet woe composed of bride
roues, lines of the valley and ferns. The
maid of honor was Mies Gertrude Gray
Fred Edgar, cousin of the groom, was the
beet man. Mr. and Mtn. Prior left for
New York, Boston and other pointe ill
New 13runewtolt.
Think of Dr, Shoop's Catarrh oore if
your n000 and throne dieobargee-it your
breath is foul or feverish. This snow
white soothing beim Oolltaine Oil of
Eucalyptus, Thymol, Meulbol, eta„ in.
oorporaled lute au imported oreamliko,
velvety petrolatum. 11 nether!, heals,
purifies, controls. Call at our store for
tree trial box. Sold by F. 11. Bmitb.
13el rrtve.
Mise Oora Brandon is spending her
holidaye with friends hi Bohomberg and
Toronto.
3. A and Mrs, Brandon are vialting at
Tottenham, Beaton and .Toronto for a
000ple of weeks.
Mrs. John Hopper, of Theoaalon, is at
the bedside of her sick !deter, Mrs. Wm.
Hopper, who is now somewhat improving.
Walter 8300n, Mies Scott, and Min
Harrielon returned a abort time ago
from their trip to the Old Land. They
visited Ireland and Scotland, walked
around the walla of Derry, and gazed
upon the Giant's canneway. They report a
very enjoyable trip, although the voyage
returning wart a little on the rough aide.
The Epworth League of the Briok
ohuroh, Belgrate Wreak', will bold Rally
Day services on Sauday, Sept. 10th.
Rev. G. Powell, of Bennie, will conduct
the serving at 10.80 a. m. and 7. p. m.
The ohoir of the ohuroh will render
special mneio. On Monday evening,
Sept. 17th, a Scored Couoert, oonannting
of musical eoleolioas, readings and ad-
dresses, will be given in the
church. The choir of the Westfield
Methodist church will furnish most of
the mneio for the oonaert. Liberal offer.
lugs are naked for at all the 8erviooe.
LJl+to W 011 -
Mies Dobson, from New Zealand, ie in
Canada on a visit with relatives, and
!peat a ample of days with her uncle,
Dr. Turnbull.
Robert Thompson has removed his
!took to the store next door to the Bank
of Hamilton, while the bailding whioh be
oaoupied was undergoing repairs.
A. B. Taesie, who has beau weaned to
his room for several weeks withparae eie
is making good progress toward recovery
and hopes to be around again in e. short
time.
Rev. A. N. F. Bourse, M. A., of Mont•
real, who has been appointed rector of
Chetet Ohnooh, arrived in town with hie
family on Wedaeeday of last week, and
is taking up hie reeidenoe on Biamark
street.
W. 0. Kidd's string of trotters and
peon, in (Marge 01 trainer Geo, MoPhor•
eon, have been doing eame excellent work
the past few weeks an Miobigan. At
Grand River Jimmy 0. won in a $500
purse in 210i•. At Pontiac Berthenn
Bare won the 2ud, 8rd and4th beats and
the rune in the 2,26 anee
are b00
time 2.14,2.14 and 215. At the
Michigan 13tmte Farr at Detroit Berlbena
Bare won the first rano, the 2,25 pane,
puree, $500, making to new reoord for the
treok of 2.09¢. Mr. Kidd has since ship.
ped hie horses to Columbus, Ohio, where
he baa entered them in the Grand
()intuit.
The Listowel -Linwood branch of the
G. & G. Ity, is now well underway.
Oo06ra0tor Gibson bee several large
gauge at work, and is putting more men
on as feet as he ono eeoare them. He is
paying $2 a day for laborers, and pro-
portionately large wages for teams and
drivers. The road is now graded for
som0 two or three miles Weet of Lin.
wood, and at present two large ganga
with outfits are working near the Wel•
lesley and Morniogton boundary and in
Elms, the latter at the back end of
Reeve Hamilton's farm.
McKAY & SHAW'S
BAG A IN L .:TT
FOR ` SEPTEMBER
Fence Wire War a Nails
3000 lbs. Diamond Brand, Cleve-
land, Higll-oarbon, hard steal
spring wire, at $2.50 for belaaoe
of September.
A large and well assorted stook
ranging from half iuoh'to seven
hushes. During the baleen of
Sept. these Nails will be offer-
ed at a new Book Bottom Price.
Aluminum Cooking Utensils tbo Bo t
WHY
1-They are light, bright, pure and wholesome. 2 -No enamel
. 1 or plating to wear off, 3 -They will not burn nor scorch the
food, 4 -They do not contain the poi8onoa8 80160tanaea f0r00d in iron, copper and
enameled ware, 5 -No joints, mama or solder to leak and give trouble,
COME' AND GET ONE ON TRIAL
y �'V Better Value in Gone than ever. Prime away down LOW,
GUNS -Headquarters for Cartridges and Ammunition.
Mc AY SHAW
Bl cad and Butter
Education
Rueiceee detinet have, this haat 1
Yoa1, mnaduep'85 'rlJ16Po ae many
nomuuds Upon ue toe a 0101 adlee
fwd runegentlemen who ore Ab0108011.
ly grounded 1u buvfuese 910001-
siples, as we haus hart etudsuto
10 0(1,,
Wing . COLLEGE iiCEj
"Allilistod wColith lege," 0110lon Bushmen
OPENS SEPT. 3RD
Write for particulars to
GEO. SPOTTON, Principal
\
The friends in town of A. 13. Vantreee,
who some years ago wag towhee in the
Listowel High Sohool, were pleased to
meet him again, be having arrived In
town and ['pent two days here renewing
old aaguaintanoee, Mr. Ventress has
been located at Kiegeton,Jamioa,for the
past sixteen years, and 10 an influential
citizen of the island. It was largely
tbroogh his efforts that a eteamehip
eervioe wee eetabliehed between Halifax,
N.13., and the Jamaica oapital, and he is
the oompanv's representative at King.
['ton. Mr, Vattrees he also extensively
engaged in fruit outtnre in the trop ue.
I3lvth.
Mrs. Jae. Rath Tett Blyth for Griowold
Southern Manitoba, to visit her daughter
lire. John Grimoldby.
Walter MOGowan, of East Wawanoeb,
has rented the reeidenoe of Jae. Coulter
on Queen atreet, lately occupied by John
Bloor, and has moved into the same.
The rate this year for Blytb will be
21 mills, quite an increase from last.
year. The Comity rate, eohool rate and
the new carriage taotory are the main
causes for the rine.
A eurpriee was in store for the people
of Blytb and vioini3y when they
beard tint Moser & Son had
disposed of their hardware bast.
nese to McPherson Bro., of London. J.
G. Moser has been in Loudon in Blyth
for the paet 82 years and ooly met Menlo
took hie eon Will, in ae a partner. Mr.
Moser will not remove from town
for a while bat will continue his coal
Magness.
If all dyepepeia eofferero knew what
Dr. Sboop's Restorative would do for
them, Dyspepsia would practically be a
thing of the past. Dr. Bhoop'e Reetora•
tive reaches stomach troubles by its
direot tonic notion upon the inside nerves
- the true etomaoh nerves. Stomach
distress or weakness, tallness bloating,
belohing, ata. Oall for the Restorative
We reoommend and sell Dr. Shoop's
Restorative. F. R. Smith,
to odex-iell.
Good progress is now being made at
the brick work of the Baptiet chorea,
The man Williams, who wad eo 0001000.
ly scalded and injured the past week,
near Sharp's Creek has improved ell bt.
pg
ly, bat le still seriously ill.
Mre. (Dr.) Swami, of Mexico, 80 visit.
ins many relatives in town mod township.
The lady who wag a Mise Swallows, of
Colborne, ie having a pleasant time in
the Old Country.
Geo. Green, of Goderioh, has ieeaed a
writ ageing the Oanadian Mail Order
Company and J. T. Beoor for 8600 alleg•
ed to he attained by fraudulent misrep-
resentation, and oauoellation of his fifty
eharee of stook.
Dixie Watson, of Regina, one of the
best known and most popular citizens of
Goderioh 25 years ago, arrived in town
last week and is a guest at the Park
House. The old friends who survive
willglad be to meet bim.
Thieves entered the etable on the prop
arty of G. M. Elliott, Dan St., Goderiob
and after disarranging things in a way
that would indicate an intoxicated person
departed with a quantity of bonne. In
a net that was leit behind was found a
letter signed by 8. Gray &Son, Bowman.
title, which will probably lead to the
arrest ot the party or parties.
An action brought by Wm. Patton, of
Goderioh township, against Alex. (lox, of
the same township, was tried at the
September eoeeiou of the Division Court,
G, F. Blair appearing for the plaintiff
and Ohms. Marrow for the defendant.
The union was for damages enetained to
the plaintiff's buggy from a ow whioh
was graziug on the road as Mr. Cox drove
by. Judgment was reserved.
While Ed. Beck woe working along the
dook front, be notion a commotion in
the harbor and seeing it woe caned by e
Bah, he got into a boat and rowed to the
spot, where he found a 4 pound pike
making oirolee. He soon found that the
pike could nob dive, so rowed up he
gathered the fish In. It wee then aeon
that a large rook bass erne fixed in the
pike's throat and its being there had
caused the pike, tronble. The bees was
a large one, too large to swallow, bet
when it woe in the mouth its bank fin
prevented its being forced out, and tor
onoo the pike found a fish it could not
swallow,
P.I. A. Pigott & Co., took action against
the Guelph and Goderioh Railway Co.
and the Weoteru Oenada Pima Mille Oo„
and got an interim injenation from the
local judge at Goderioh to rennin the
parrot mann of certain work at Goderiob
by the Boor Mille 00., on the ground
that it interfered with them in the per.
formenoe of thole entrant. The matter
dame up before Jnotioo McMahon, at
Toronto, on Friday, when application
was made to oontinne the injunotioo.
Hie Lordship 60108014 to do so and die.
missed the application with nen on the
grounds that it was not it fit case for an
inj nnat0n.
Pun Moa0r1T6e,-Tho following le the
fiat of etudente attending the Godgrich
Model Sohool the toreeent term, It is
the largest oleo that ever aseemblod in
Goderioh, and he formation and training
may help 1b make op for the many
teaohere who have been induced to for-
sake Ontario toe .Baokatobewon and
Alberta through the high salaries offered
in those provinces ••---Misses Annabel
Sween, Holmetville ; Betsy Smith, Bt..
Augoetino ; Mona M, Walters, Saltforll
Margaret Jackson, .Auburn 1 Enema
New Firm
D. WALKER AND M., BLACK
have formed. a co -partnership, to be
known as Walker & Black, and will carry
011 a
Furniture
and
Undertaking
Business
IN THE LECKIE BLOCK
Their stock of Furniture, Undertaking
Goods and Musical Instruments is new from
the Factories ; has been bought for cash and
will be sold at Reasonable Prices.
MR. CHAS. FORSTER, an experienced
Undertaker and Upholsterer, will assist in the
business.
Picture Framing a Specialty.
They hope by strict attention to business,
square and honorable dealing with their Cus-
tomers to merit a share of the public patron-
age.
Night and Sunday calls will be promptly
attended at David Walker's residence, North of
bridge, Turnberry street.
\NALKE! & BLACK
Johnston, Lanes ; Maymie Girvan, Nile ;
Victoria Minere, Exeter ; Helen Drys-
dale, Goderiob 1 Irene Mallough,Goderioh
Freda Hese, Zurich ; Charlotte Stirling,
Blake. Ba field ; Bede McDougall, Hnrondale -
Janie
Yg ,
Goldthorpe,
Baa. Goderioh :Ella Go borp ,
Saltford ; Nellie Sullivan, Kintail ;
Bogie Brimloombe, Goderiob ; Beatrice
McNair, Goderiob ; Mary Culbert,
Crewe ; Evelyn A. Horton, Bernell ;
(Janie A. Flan, Goderioh ; Lillian Mo-
Manue, Saltford ; Lottie Robinson,
Goderioh ; Mabel Sparks, Henson ;
Olive Foster, Sbeppardton ; Ethel Cap -
ling, Blake ; Annie Law, Belmore ; Mary
E. Barclay, Dungannon ; Martha John-
ston, Lanes-; Mi -e Troy, Whiteaburoh
Meters. Arthur Boyoe, Goderiob 1 Wm,.
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Good steady town or conn -
try Girls wanted to•run Knitting
Machines and learn other de-
partments of work. Good wages
can be made. Apply at once to
the
Excelsior Knitting
Factory, Brussels
Fioglond, Auburn ; Donald G. MoLean,
Blyth; Alvin Brintnell, Exeter, Frank•
Jlin S. Yeo, Staff% I Norman Boyoe,
Bake; Clinton Hogarth, Exeter ; Stew.
art Gordon, Ailsa Craig ; Alex, MoLean•
an, Goderioh ; Edmond Robinson, Mar•
noob ; Angus Mo
Le
od,
Goderioh •
Mr.
BiddaI Atlee Craig.
Middlesex county temperance workers'
organized at London for a Waal option
oampaigo.
John Bird, a farmer of North Cayuga
township, was found dead in a field from
heart disease,
GRAIN
CHOPPING
The undersigned beg leave
to notify the farming community
that they are now ready to do
all kinds of Grain Chopping and
Crushing at lowest rates. All
work will be promptly and care-
fully attended to.
Manitoba and Ontario Flour,
Bran, Shorts, &c., always in stock
and sold at Market Prices.
Thuell Bros.
Mill at Electric Light Building.
Apples
Wanted
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-at-
BRUSSELS EVAPORATOR
On and after the 6th of Septem-
ber 20 cents per bag will be paid
for all good paring Apples deliv-
ered at the Factory. No Small
or Soft Apples willbe taken.
J. CUNNINGHAM,
P opriotor