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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1903-7-30, Page 5JULY .80, 1908 BUSINESS CARDS. A/FONEY TO LOAAT 5 PER ▪ pont. 5,13. 8001".0, 115000019, IL MoMIA-OKEN— . Inner of Marilee° Woollen, Of. flee at Grocery, Turnhurry treat, li remelts. M Ji'O111TUI UN- -a- moinnornn nee geveral good Farms 301' gale 0011 10 rod, eaey terms, in Townehips 00 0102200 end Grey, if ft. SCOTT , Brunel M. MORRISON, Issuer of Marriage Licenses, WALTON, °Air, MISS JEAN IVI'LAUCHLIN, -TEAGNES OP - PIANO - AND - ORGAN, Sz1=2,77,-ZE.1=7..,s, 0249,X. ROBERT CUNNINGHAM: mrimatieg, FIRE AND IVIARINF., GUELPH• E. Estelle Griffin TEAcalm 025 VOisne 401111,TuR12 Pupil of Min Eva N. Roblyu, of London. Pupils 50052211011 1011 Ommervatery exams. 1..11111 That Brussels every Tuesday. Lessons given at the home of W, 11. Kerr, Johu street, J. LECKIE, LIFE AND FIRE INSURAN013, LOAN AND REAL ESTATE AGENT, MONEY TO LOAN AT 43, 93 & 5 Per Omit. °Moe over Burnley's Drug Store, Nov. 8rd, 1902. 50.922 Drum& Wellington Mutual Fire Ineuranee ESTABLISHED 1810 Insurance taken on the cash 611121 premium note system at current rates, lir fore insur- ing elsewhere call on the U11401'81511021 Agent of the Compitnyt GEORGE ROGERS, Brunets. ....,O00011.010 AUCTIONEERS. S. SCOTT AB AN AI/MON- A • 3014, will sell for bettor micas, to better men, in loss time end 1002 charger; than any other ductinueor lo East 110500 01 lie won't charge. anything. Dates Rua orders e au always be arranged at this °Moe or by personal application. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN, - The underelgued, who is woll acquainted throughout the most part of the County and who 1)00 31111 businese with a largo cir- cle 03 121.0010110111 and around this locality, ben to inform the community tbat he lute taker) 0112 2221 Auctioneer's License for the Comity of Huron aud offers his servioes to all purposing to hold miles. TBOS. NEWSOME, Brunets, VETERINARY, JD. WARWICK— • Honor Graduace of the Ontario Vet- erinary College, is prepared to treat. all 4110- 00000of domesticated animals in a commit - ant manner. Particular attention paid to Veterinary Dentistry. Calls promptly at. tended to. 0111ce and Infirmary -Pour doors North of bridge, Rau at., Brussels. LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING. M SINCLAIR— V 1'Notary'rntre,itr' tlirouLi—wfiie'cw°atvt.arYliTO°eT1 door Ner th of Central Hotel. Solicitor for the Standard Bank, GF. BLAIR, BARRISTER, . SQL— ICITOLI, &a ,BRIISSELS.- uteee over Stauclard Bank ; Solicitor for Townsbill of GroY, Botviek Mutual and Cho Metropolitan Baulr. Private idol Company, money to loan at lowest nine. MEDICAL CARDS. J. A. M'NAUGHTON, el. 0., C. ler, Trinity Univereity, k allow Trinity Meilioal College, Atembst College of Physioiaus and 80150050, Out. Licentiate of the Royal Col- lege of Physicians and Licentiate of Mid- wifory,Ediuburgh. sa-Telepbone No,14, Re mid 4313043-111 in etreet, 13 r1113018. DENTISTRY DR. R. P. PEILD, DIENTMT Graduate of the Royal Oolleffe of Dental Burgeoned Ontario and Firet.olues Honor Graduate of Toronto University. Oftloo next to Brewer's Photograph Gallery, BRUSSELS. IT'S ALL RIGHT and Students may enter zarowa, /J./ at any thne, SPRANG TERM BEGINS 51221,13, 80. Two courses -401134110003341 and Shorthand. Send for College Jialtual. C. A. FLEMING, President, 11.11, MeINTYRE, Scoretary, SHINGLES British Columbia Red Cedar Shingles North Shore rime and Cedar POE BALB AT 11023 Brussels Planing Ells Ale° Doors and Barth of all Pat *erne on hand or made to order at Short Notice. Estimates Furnished for all kind)] of Buildings. Workman. ship and Material Cthetanteect P. AMENT • tt`-W-.3ete3r-e84V34 Fall Term opus lopt, CENTRAL STRATFORD, orr. • 37 Soiree of Illisinese Colleges have g 41 0513141011 10 us for our graduates, to eat as teachers In their salmis, Thie lo 4,110 0941114000 you aro looklug for Re to it athe 141481' 430530'JL to attend, Gonna mole or our fornier sLudentis me 0011 D 111 11B1110119 life. Write 105 01,4' heed. v. SOWS C.6 4 Ugly', W. J. ELLIoTT, principal, ill tatr:3;VV--ett-----a''''''"iee-,a"""gl'eateelr.-0"Gtt.lre4.0 .Ztstrict Altroz, irortlavv1.011. tire. J, Doig bee gone to Kinortriline to spend BUMS time on the lake shore for the good of her health, Mies Tillie Rowe left for Argue, where abs intends to 'menu 11 weelc with her sieter, Wire. 3, 61. Thompson. About 30 Boyd Templare of Pialmerston Commit paid a fraternal vieit to the local Caution on Monday night of last week. Frank G. Donaghy, is now llead clerk in one of the O.P. R. oflatee in Vancouver, B. 0 , with an operator and Live °leeks under him Mr. Galbraith, of the 9111 eon., has sold his fawn to John adoLeod, of Moletworth, 94e about 54,700, poesession to be given uext March. Mian 51. Roadhouee, who has emotes. fully 1.104111 21)3 junior deportment of the Leordwieh publio 'school 811106 ITioter holl• days, has been re engaged for another year, The Presbyterian congregation have hest several beers to ereot shade et the rear of the church. The work 30 2,0,12 at a standstill ea the farmers are buoy harveating. A. 0. Hninhison was in Toronto as the representative of Pordwieh Lulge, No, 881, A. F. & A. M.. 80 1310 Grand Lodge, He was eleeted Dietriot Deputy Grand Master of North Huron District, No, 5, 2.tea aro 1112. Monday, August 10143, will be Lietowel's civic holiday, Kra (Do) Roy Nichol, of Coenwall, is visitiug her parents in town. J. M. Sohinbein left on a trip to Win. nipeg and other Weetetu points. Alre..1. M. Ofirthew had been in Lan don, with her ditoehter, Mies Edith, who 11120 been seriouely ibi with plenro-puou. mania, at Viotoria EOopiba.I, where she ie graduating tot a nurse. George 'alias hag oold out hie hotel in Hanover to Mr. Rees, of Durham, et an advance of 52,000 over what he paid for it about a year ego. Ho will likoly take o trip West before looatiug again. F. 0. Olathe and family went to Oliphautawhero they will spend 12 mouth or so at Mr. Clarke Summer cottage. Rev. J, S. Hardie and family and T. P, and Airs. Bay are also thoupyiug their oottages at Oliphant. District Chief Ranger R. 11. Pearson, of Stratford, Resisted by Grend ()Namur H. Henderson, of Humilton, instituted a uew roan of the Ancient Order of For eaters in Listowel on July 16th, to be known ea Court 13rook, 894. • As a meetiug of the town Council it was moved by 0. Printer, seconded by W. Peltou, 1140.1 4010 Ommoil grant the Li,towel and South Wallace Agrionittiral Society the sum of 575, ou condition that the Wallace Oonnoil make a similar grant to the Society. istarecrean. Robb. Currie, er., and Thos. 71. Ta)lor, er,, are away on a trip to the Pendia mutat. Howson, Bergey 131 Broolebault, of the Wiughato Flour mitts, have purohased the biter and feed badmen of 04SSEIlli UaGuti.e, MoLanchlin, who hoe been re• 332112133 30 New 'York oity for some time, is Emending a few holidays visiting with old Itiende in towu. Court Wiogbam, No, 505, I 0, le , has arranged with the G. T, R. to run an 011922 01013 to Saroia, 0322 13.ydo 02,1.2141, 00 Saturday, Aug. let, 1908, returning Mao. dey, Aug, 8rd. Word hoe been reoeived of the depth gi Nellie Adeline, y contgeat daughter of Mee, 213. N lobo!, 01 Boissevain, formerly of Wingharn. Deemed was in her 21st year, and Ind been 0113011 Etfaieted. Her duals (mouthed July 8th. After being laid up for severe' weeks from the effects of a broken leg Joe. Adana ie able to move around with the aid of orutohes, Mr. Adams has beau unfortunate, About it year ago, he had hie right awn broken, and thio Spring fell item rt platform on which he was etanding, painting the oeiling, when he fell, breaking his right leg. W. J. (thapme,n was in town for a few daye last week attending to come matters] 314 oonneetiou with the °losing of bie business Imre He is well pleased with 0013ble hoine in Acton. A meeting of the direotora of the W, H. Storey dr Son, Go , wag held and iVir, Chapman wee eleetad Vice President end Oatmeal Manager for the Ournpauy. Ho hag not made any arrthgetnente for the eoutinn 42143 0! the tannery heathen here, Tutettenne COIMOIL.---Millutes of Conn. oil meetieg held on Saturday, July 18, 1903. Members of Commit all preo011tl Reeve in the ohair. Minutes of lest Coin oil 'ead and adopted on motion of Masers. Couptand and Holly. Oom menteatione read from 0. Andereon, WIneham town plot re opening street in lower Willginim. No itothol. Alco from Celroes Ooonoil te reptthe to Boundary 1141,4, Mosgrove-lialtheiford, that Mr. Helly nuke neraugetor lila to meet repro- gentative of °Oleos ()cotton end arrange With him for repairs on Boundary, Curried, Reporle.-Mr. Rutherford re, ported having let a job of gravelling on 10E11 con.'oppoeite lot 10 to `Xlion, 13, Melly 11600 oeuta per Vied ; a job of repairing drain on 11 con. lot 14 to James Weir at 07 75 ; job of repaleing drain to Colin Dadie at 51 50. Mr. Moegrova reported having let a job of gravelling on Old Boundary opposite lobs 48, 49, to 50 to Rtohited Miller at 88 dente per yard, D. Moffatt to inapeot work at 51,00 per day, oontractor to pay half '• Woo a job Of 0130 02221.1) oulthettato D. Nioflett at )8 75 Mr, Reilly reported having let a job of gravelling on Oth lino oppoeite lOt 15 to Wro. Molfeneie at 47i Obilte per yard, P.O.41.1004goi .111B .1).40t3SBLIS POST The Treiteurer 3,22 i Imil yearly Fin• 'waled Report b.f.,, b'" t'cinitio I whioh shows 1.4110...io 011 ,f e719 09. Itatherfoed--111,- o eve that Treaeurerte ' Report he rem's, tat 14 ed. Carried. The following R1v611 11, were peseed 6,1121 cheeke Netted - Muniolpal %Hid, 51 40 eolleotors roll and eupplies ; 11.11. Elliott, 8 00 edverchtlite ; Amulet Ilomuth, 75 0o.11111 iumlwr and strips ; Jerrie') Weir, 511 65 drain mut tile ; Colin Beate, 51 50 rep Drain ; Dmican Anderoon, 66 00 rap, QuiverMoline 43.10,2 342113. ; Ganeett 514.00 for 2 Horappre ; Themes O'Mally, 5110 00, gravisoling. The follow. int; were paid athonnte for 'travel and damage :-Jt ff. M othrove 4 08 ; John W. King 52 52 D MoTevith $5.20 ; Robert Jolineton 58 78 ; Mrs. Emile, 59 08 ; dansee 0. Au dereon 56 20 ; Joseph Lagging 51 08 ; John Deoeatt 52 52 ; Wm, W. Henderson 50 oente ; George Ilielop $2.31 ; Robt. Muir $3,48 ; 3 Mai Marshall 53 00 ; 3 Orate 56 18 Moved by Mr. Muegrove, seconded by Air, Rutherford that this meeting do now adjourn to meet io the Olerker clime /3"0evele, on Monday, August 24 at 10 o'oloelc Et. m, Citified. JOHN BESOESS, Mork, UllistOrt. 5Iies Halite Omni*, the very tilluient orgithlet of Ontario street olinrob, has tendered ber theignetion. A junior eeriest 0. L, A, match played 3101,4 4(1.41 Thursday between Seaforth and Clinton resulted 111 a soore of 3 to 2 in favor of Clinton. Postmaitter Boost returned home Mom day from a visit of some days, 'mane friends in Oxford oounty, his home be fore he located in Clinton, Aa the nomination meeting held on Taeeday evening of last week for sohool ',meter. for fel. George's ward Albert Turner was e'eoteri by tholamation. Omuta eon oe lire, Hall, of town, heeded the Hat for the county et the Into Entranoe examination with 852 marks. He is only 14 years of age and a olever boy for whom hie teaohare prediot a bright future. He is spent -Rog the 3,013. 1103.0on a farm up et the Nile building np physically getting reedy for hie 001. 100)0(0 000200. TROPHY AND ASSOC/TAME PRIZES TO C5.te1108.-02he London Advertiser says : The chief honors of the London bowling tournament go to (Minton. If that town do an't swell up now, it never will. It certainly never had more reason to. It supplies the asseoiation with Et Jackson for a prealitent, a decent thing to do, for there are mighty few men of batter nali• bre tban Wm. Jeakson. Morephan that, 10 aent aloug three 0.1011 lo help the same Jaalceon win the trophy, which is the obiet ambition of every olnla 8111 greater exaltation ' for that pretty little town, 110seoond rink of_ bowlers beat every thing in eight lo the assoeiatiou n3atch. Thee it had the distinotiou of landing the presidency, and the first and second higheat oontests. It got every- thing in one year, after having worked towards this end for the peat eight years. When the assooiation was first formed among the Western elats, Mr. Jaekson was asked.hy hie fellow bowler, what he could do to beep it on its feet. He replied that be mid bring along the rinks to the firet tournament. He did it. Twenty four players came, ono of the largest numb-rs that ever mune to a tournament from one outside town. It helped to make the tournament a But:mese, and the association a go. Thereafter only WO or three 11(111)0 012228 from Clinton, but each year they have done their beet to win the trophy, but never before suoceedeci. Now they have it. Tho Jaolceon rink won in in the motoh with Galt, and the Spaulding rink, also of Clinton, won in the association finale, Trophy Matra], Final Round. Olinton. 7. SiGanolliir, D. A. Forrester, W, Turnbull, W. Brydone, James Fair, II Patriots, W. D. Onrd, 011(33 13 W. 3619.061,1E8°n, 22 The play by wide was as followe : Olinton- 0200001204111282-22 Galt-. 02028220020000000-18 Clinton, up 9 The Spaulding rink, meanwhile, had dropped out oat of the race for the tro. phy, end 43 ,14 aubeided into the a0000ietion match, There in the [seventh round they played with Wylie, of Toronto, and de fettled there. Wynn, throughout, piny d a nonvistent grime, and by fine paying won many admirers. The Spaulding mea were thud placed in the Reale, where they met Gosnoil, of Bleuheinti, who had won the fleet privet OOP mut at 016 fine., exhibitione, 11 raneraig dorm.' the ;aerosol ot. Thili 1 *1.,. Uhl sod HMO. im the •ateit e tate. Dories; linday of 112 405)4) Vice P.reti'mo Jowett of Chatham, preeented the min.. 40 Ibo Jaelseau rink, and Preeident deetreou made the preeentatione to tbe other tvinnere. The reolpients made short speeehre in reply, end then all that had 110 more games to play went ',off for to see Mary Ann.', crQut toot A, bio reoeption wee lleld et Olinton on tha ur rivet of the bowlers 202 their home. 0 in ton also woo the pries in doublee. 944t02ep8ot2. 0 G. Newton has oommenoed husinese in his new store. The oboir of North street Methodist church and a few Mende ware enter lathed '33 (230 personage Monday eight of Met week. Work is In progress on the sewer exten- eien on Britannia road and Toronto street. $1,550 le the contract prioe and O. 0. Lee has the °entreat, The Oolborne house is to have a new proprietor, Alex. Robinson having sold ant to David Bare, of Ingereoll, who will take possession on Monday, Aneust 3rd, A special ineetiug of the Oollegiete Institute trilateral wee Galled to make en appointment to the partition made meant hy 111r. Fleming's resignuti in. There were a large number of applicants, bat the (Moto Really fell on J. J. Bailey, who for the east year has been principal at lilo th, The salary is $600. A committee of the town oonnoil, to which was referred Mr. Burrow& ap• plioation for a lease of part of Maitland road beside the G. T. R. lading to whioh to move his warehouse met and decided to grant a lease for ten years on condition that eatiefaotory arrangements oonld be made with the G. T.11. as to the Miming of a part of their property no which the warehouse would oleo etand. There is a nominal rental of 55 a year. FATAL Aocmen.-Saturday night 181b inst., 42.13 Robert alcLean'e eldevt son, &Mart John, was driving out home hie horn shied at a Wools of ioe standing on the sidewalk, and ea Mr. McLean reined him in he swerved to one side, pitohing him out of the rig. Mr. McLean fell on the left side of hie head and sustained some scratcher', but was able to walk op to the Ring Edward hotel to bathe hie wounds, and afterwards, 'theca 11 gitarter Put 7,12000 up to Dr. Whitelyes effte. It was jaet a few minutes before 7 o'clock when the accident marred, near Thomp non's blacksmith shop. After eeeing the doctor Mr, McLean went book to the blookemith shop to get hie horse and etarted to drive home, leading another horse that had Wen getting shod. On the way home he began to feel faint mid got Fred. Johnston to drive him. The faintuees increased until he beoarne total. ly unoonecirme and finally the (looters were summoned, about 2 o'clock Sunday morning. Three doctors were in attend• eon but were unable to restore amnion newt and ehartly before 8 o'clock the wed came, due, as (Ole believed, to a oerehral hemorrhage, which probably started at the time of the aooident and was caused by the couourtion. Sash in brief are the partioulars of one of the saddest of events, and one the news of whioh name as a shook to the oommunity as the fatal remits of Mr. MoLean's athident became known on Bentley. The deceaserPe father had gone on a trip to the Weet only a few days previoas and to him espeoially the newe meet have been a severe blow. He returned on Tuesday evening to be present et hie eon's funeral, whioh took place Wednesday afternoon to Maitland oemetery, and wee very largely attended. Hicks' Forecasts for Aug4st, Rev. Irl. R. Hialcs, of St. Louie, hes issued hie formate for August, 1903, the giet of them tieing given below The whole month of A.ngust will feel more or less the influences of the equinox of the planet Mars. The Mere disturb. anoe will be central on the 20t1), extend- ing from the lest of July, well into September. If al; the entranoe of a Mars period it is dry and warm, it ie safe to say that the game kind of weather will largely predominate until thio period ie past. If we come well into a Mars period with tendency to wet and stormy weather, look for a predominance of smolt weather for several weeks. And eo, through all the peahens of the year it is a proven fact that the hind of phenomena prevailing at the beginning of a Mare period, ie almoat sere to be prolonged during the life of .1)017't Scold Your boys and girls beoause their shoes don't stand the strain, Maybe they were not good ones. Inspect our line of school boots and shoes. Made to stand the wear and teer—goodi stout leather, flexible soles, strongly stitched, good appearance. Moderate in price. Lasting quality. Here are a few of our many convincing prices:** -Giele' Shoes from 70o upwarde ; Boyo' Shoes from 800 to 51.50 ; Children's' from 25o to 51 00. Also fine nook of Lediee' and Pante' filmed at Popular Priem. —In our Harness Department we are offering Special Retinoed Prices in Thy Note, Dusters, oleo Single /imolai at prices that Will 01033521100 3.0333, Remember we handle 00 Facrtory tartietie and WS Also gnarantee every Set we put out, team or illogic. Good anortment 03 Tounko and Njaiiece. Two erunfortabluD, wetting Is 0 RICHARDS., Rotuma for 0510. that pori"d The regal00(111 1601'336 4 vill "'ll 'hlitereted, bat DE- dime b era thsee regular TofIll 8 will be amid' aggravated Iti 211. ittir,,tion eanditione whom the Mare . , cotered, if the proe• tint Me la Dotan exception to the rule, we may expect, in the main, the kind of weather existing the last week in Jttly, throe 11 nut Anneet and int() 1' ptember, Wit 101. 4221 itegiee ef Inieneity may be 33(2)0 Le them, regular etortn dieturbanose will bo dun [rem the lot 10 the 4th of Auguet The probabilities are that the natural warmth to he expecned at (hie sermon will grow into a orlsie of Sommer heat about the let, 2nt1 and 8ed, to be fol lowed progreseively from the Weak by low barom ter, threatetting clouds aud [revere blustering, Looml r6111(4,-.00156 of them qnite heavy -may attend these storms, but the general supply and dd. furdoo of mine over the country promise to be short and poorly distributed, Rio log barometer and ohange to more pleas 660 eonclit(one for a taw days will be natural behind the perturbation() at this limo, extending Eaetward over the etuntry by the 4th and 5th, A reactiouary storm period exist, on the (1.11, 7043 and 8th daring whioh iley a look for inmenee of warmth, failing barometer and marked tendeacy to blank oloude, thunder siorminese. These distarbethea will oulminate on and totth• Ing the 8th, some central to Northern parts of the country being visited by severe Sommer quails. °henget° rising barometer, Weetorly winds and cooler will pesos in from the west and North, as low barometer and Monne MONT Haat- wardly out of the way bringing partial respite from Summer heat for two or three days, One of the ',heated terrne" of the Month will appear about the llth to the lath. At the beginning of this period aha warm wave will start in Western thotions, attended by low and fulling barometer ; leeeterly to Southerly winds will inoreaee the heat over all seotione East of the tut - teal storm °entree. As the low bar. meter moves Eastward, threatening clouds, with severe looal storms will visit many sections, with favorable oonditions for some gthertme nnid•Summer rains. A. Mercury di.terhanoe is also central near the oentre of this rogu'ar storm period. This greatly ithreases the pro bability of rain from about the 11133 to the 15111. While the heat wave and storme are still passing °entre! and Emd- en) parte of the country, change to 000ler weather. There will be perceptible ra action to rising temperature, falling barometer and return to Woodiness and storms on and touching the 17th and 18th followed by another return to cooler, pleaeant weather about the 19th to 2103, 53 the perturbations of the ?dare period, which is °entre, on the 20th, should take on the nature of violent atmospheric die• plactments-a result rather to be expecb. ed -the regular storm period extending from the 21st to the 27th will develop some violent and dangerous West India storms. The situation will be more aritioal from the fact that the moot) is in perigee ou the 21st, new on the 22od, and on the °Westint equator on the 24111. The earth w,314 also have entered its autumnal equinoetial at this time. General storm eouditions will develop over the oonntry, and inland storms of more or less intensity may reasonably he expeoted about the 24th to 27th, If equetorial storms appear in the South at this time, reanhiog regions 110 000 extreme Southern Staters, phenoronally 000l weather will follow the germs, over all oentral to Northwestern enlace. The 290l1 and 80tle will bring a re-aotion to atom oonditione, and more or lees storminees and rain will result in nutny localities. Rising barometer and 'Moues to cooler weather generally will mark the closing hours of the month. The diethrbanthe prevalent daring the month of August, whatever may be their peonliar oharaeleristioe, will continue on the same line, doubtless with augmented inteneity, up to and beyond the °Heil of the autumnal equinox atter the middle of Septetnber. Io the presence of 6 large crowd of °Means the first cad in the exoavatious for the new Y. M. 0, A, building, Strat- ford, was Gained by Mrs. W. J. Fee- gnson, pi egident 01 the Women's Auxii• lery, Master Meohanic Paterson, on be- half of the Grand Trunk Railway, turn. ed the second sod, and he was followed by 16 members of the board of direatore, who each turned it sod. Mayor Hepburn spoke on behalf of the eihizens, and Rev, W. J. MoRay, for the various ohurehee. The building will be one of the finest of the Y. M. 0. A. in Western Ontario. The G. T. R. has already oontributed $2,000 for the building alone, and will atteigt iu ite equipment. w.ANTED.—FA.ITHFUL PER- SON' to travel for well established house in a few comities, calling on retail merchants end ogo01o, Local teriitory. Salary 91014 it year and expenses, Parable $10.70 a week iu cash and expenses advanw. ed. 1?00ition perm tined. B,111008001100000- IdI and ruebing. 111101080 soli...addressed en- velope, SWAncAun 1000051, 013 Caxton Slag., Chicago, 40.10 ALLAN LINE' Liverpool and Londentlerey Royal Mail Steamers mnom Pamir MorrrultAt Quenno Bavarian Itily 18 7 a m, 3nly 18 05,22. Ionise n 25 6. 25 6 Tunisian Aug. 1 " Aug.` 1 5 Parisian 8 5 8 5 0 RATES OP PASSAGE let Oaliin-Tuitisian, *Bavarian and Ionian $75 and upwards ; Perilden, 870 and HP" 11 .21130, end Cabin -Liverpool and Londonderry - Bavarian, Toulon and Tunletun esee and 94000 other ateamers, 987.50. Loudon 90,50 extra rintil Jtsly not and free 'after that ditto, Ord (31510-050 12013 $20-Liyorpool, DetrYi Belfast, Glaegow, London, Through tickets to Smith Africa, Montreal to Glasgow direct -Corinthian July M; Hanlinian tend & 8rd tease only) 4.11 5. to Glasgow, milling at Loudon. dorrY-Ailltrildiall,tjuly 16,11 ; Mengel. hut, 1204y 80,11 a. in. lot OrthiP, 815 and um 1105(101 Mut Cabin 883 ; and 0r11 Man 925, W. IL MEM agent, brunet% • GREAT„ breaker. We prepared for a large ionreaeo TWO yeer, rut far, bee been R 330002111, CLEARING • in ealee, hot we did not meet it would we 0E0 afford to be generotte With our mamma Imola large proportions. We feet numerous oustomers, and espeolelly with SA1_E, , • • II the hest of new ()Women, who have pat. menualausasmimmwomommie ronized tut so liberelly, and to Show our appreciation of their patronage we will treat them to bargains like the following, and a great many mora that we have mot room to mention. Ortim'e Beet Printe, fast colors, new patterns, worth 120 and )4o, clearing sale prioe, 10e Canadian Printe, new petterns, fast colors, regular prioe 8i, clearing sale prioe, 5o......White Lattices Stripe Muslin, good value at 81, sale price, 5o Fano' Dress Musliee, in new enigma fast oolora, worth 8u, 90 and 100, your choice for Fancy Ceiughame, cheeks and etripes, worth 8o per yard, °tearing wile price, 50 Farley Densities, high ohms goods, regular prism 180, clearing Bala pries, 120 Ladies' Shirt Waling, in white all over embroidery, trimmed with loom worth 52 50, sale prioe, $1.98 Ladies' Shirt Waists, arrears( different kiude, ranging in price from 90.1, $1, 13125 and 51 35, for 50c A limited qoantity of Shirt Waists, in odd sizes, regular 521300 400, 50o and 75o, (tale price 15o and 251 New Bleak Grenaditiee, in new pattern's, worth 75o, Wearing Bale prloe, 50e Ladies' Waterproof °oats, great value at $2 50 to $10 We show a speoial line of lien's Waterproof Coats, worth 54, for $2 50. McKinnon & Co., Blyth. Strenuous Objections are never made against feed supplied by Alf. Beaker. All stook like it and thrive on it, mud it is pronounced by all Intel. ligent breeders to be incompariably the best aold. Try a eomple lot and you will never feed anything but our Hafer corn and oats. Alf. Baeker. NEW YORK WEEKLY WITNESS The Ben all around Family Newspaper, An exponent of applied Christianity; In- dependent in Polities. Has something of interest for every member of the household. Faros and Garden Departmeot ; Obildren'a Department ; Scientific Department 1 spirit of the Press, Rte., Etc. ONLY ONE DOLLAR A YEAR. THE WITNESS and THE POST 001111.6110d, only $1 05 a year. SABBATH READING. A alxicell•Page Weday Paper, Solely Religious 220 Character. No News ; No Politics. 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WE WANT YOUR PATRONAGE. W. & J. LOCKRIDGE BRUSSELS WOOLLEN FACTORY. 200 Buggies, GIES Must be Sold this Season. The Finest line to be seen in any town UarriaRes =rm.. in Ontario will be found at Ewan & Co.'s Warerooms TURNBERRY STREET, BRUSSELS, —We have a full line, dealing with SEVEN of the best IVfanufae- tories in Canada, besides our own make of rigs. —You can save money by examining our stock before purchasing. —Satisfaction assured. Prices right. EWAN & 0o., RRUSSELS.