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BUSINESS CARDS.
yOY TO LOAN A'1 G PERNE(tont. 10.11. SCOTT, Iiruesole.
II. MoURAQKEN—
• Iosuer of Marriage U0010108, of.
IS a of Gr000ry,Tnruuorry terser brunets,
LL1'lAk1Ml3 k'01.1 SALT-1'LIE UN.
DIODBXONED has ileveral good Forma for
sale and to rent, easy tonne, in Townships
of Morris and Grey, 1 S. 8OOTT.,Bouosel
M. MORRISON,
Issuer of Marriage Licenses,
WALTON, ONT,
MiSS JEAN M'LAUCHLIN,
-.TblAQR1e1t OF—
PiANO - AND - ORGAN,
33R,1:760701,S,
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM:
INSURANCE,
FIRE AND MARINE,
GUELPH.
E. E.I;stelle Griffin
TEACHER 1►p VOICE CULTURE
Pupil of Miss Eva N. Roblyu, of Landon.
Pupils prepared for Conservatory drams.
13'1?,111 Visit 13rusB0ls every 'Tuesday,
Lemons given at the homo of W. it. herr,
Jobu street.
J. LEC PCIE,•
LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE,
LOAN AND REAL EB TATE AGENT,
MONEY TO LOAN AT 4.1, 4f & G Tor Cent,
Mae over Eursley's Drug Store,
Nov, Brd, 1002. 10.301 Brussels.
Wellington Mutual
Fire Inaurmtce Co.,
EBTABLIeOOtD 1840
Inetwanoo taken on the Dash and premium
'ote , fore Wenn
fug elsewhere eat oll on the nt unders. signed A gout
of the Company.
GEORGE 1100NRs, Brussels.
AUCTIONEERS,
TS. SCOTT AS AN A'UUTION-
BBB. will sell for better prices, to
bettermen in less time and less charges
than any other Auctioneer In Nast Puma or
cbe an alwachrome
s begarrangednat thin Debut and
or by
personal application. --
O WHOM IT MAY CONOERN,—
d. who is well acquainted
Tho pout 0 h
throughout the mutt part of the County
and who has bad busiuoee with a large Mr -
Me of farmers in and around Ibis Ipoulity,
begs to inform the community that ho has
taken out an Auotfoneer's Lioeneo for the
County of Huron and offers his services to
all purpoelug to hold sales.
THOS. NEWSOME, Brutaele.
VETERINARY,
J D. WARWICK—
• Honor Ora,tua.o of the Ontario Vet-
erinary Oollege, is prepared to treat all die-
eaeee of domesticated animals in a cr mpet-
entmanner. Particular attention paid to
Veterinary Dentistry. Calle promptly at-
tended to. OMUoe and Infirmary—Four doors
North of bridge, T00nbe100 et., Brussels.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
NAT M.
TM. BINULAIR—
• Barrister, Solioitor, Conveyancer,
Notary Public, &o. Ullice—S tewart'e Block
1 door North of Central Rotel,
Solicitor for the Standard liauk,
Gl Ie. BLAIR, BARRISTER, SOL-
.
ICITOR, &o, BRUSSELS.—
UBtoe over Standard Bank ; 83110100r for
Township of Grey, BOivink Mutual mid the
Metropolitan Bank, Private and Company
Money to loan nt lowest rates.
MEDICAL CARDS.
J. A. M'NAUGHTON.
i 119, 1►., O. M.,
Trinity University, Fellow Trinity Medleal
College, Member Collogge of Pbysiolaue and
Surgeons Ont, Licentiate of the Royal 001-
lege of physicians find Licentiate of Mid-
wtfery,Edlnburgh,l 'Telephone No.14,
Residenoo—Mill street, Brussels.
DENTISTRY
DR. R. P. FEILD,
Graduate of the Royal College of Dental
Surgeons of Ontario and 8'irot•olaes Honor
Graduate of Toronto University. Chloe
next to Brower's Photograph Gallery,
BRUSSELS.
MAIM UP YOUR MIND
top ATTIC'0ID
F1a11 Term begins Sept. lett
Two 0000008-,0ommereial and Shorthand.
Send for College Journal.
C. A. FLEMING, A.L. MOINTYitE,
1 resident, Secretary,
SH INCLES
British Columbia
:iced Cedar Shingles
053---
Ntnlh Shore
Pine and Cedar
14'Oli SALE AT Tli;s
:Brussels Planing Mills.
Also Doors and Sash of all Pat
terns on hand or made to ordet
et Short Notice,
•
Eetimateo F arnfg ledfor ail
kinds of Buildings, Worltman-
obip and Material Guaranteed.
'.• AMENT.
Fall '!'arm opens Saptl 1st,
CENTRAL
STRATFORD. ONT.
Soirees at I1u sineaa Callegle have+
applied 10 us f0r our graduates, 10 00t
M1fl t0aeliara ler their 8000018, Tlll0 la
the 0 100080 o3) aro looking for as to ��
the PEST SCVBO.)L to attend, Th nus.
apclo Of our former students era now
IP business.0eat 1110, Write for our hand- 4Y
1301000n10 Ulltalegll a.
W. J, ELLIOTT, Principal, il
ISI.
.1', tStric:t atm
001 t.l..
Civic htliday on Tuesday feet•
Benj. Mason ie slowly recovering from
hie reoeut illneee.
Blyth defeated Winghan at baseball
on the Agricultural pork.
Rev. 11, J. Floody 000upied the pulpit
of Blyth Methodist dwell Sunday even-
ing, Rev. Mr. Floody is an old Biy tL
boy.
Alfred Cole, who had his book broken
at a barn raising in auliett 10 years ago,
along with two other young men, died at
Pierson, Manitoba.
John A. Taylor, 13. A., principal of
Dutton high school, aeaompoaied by Mrs.
Taylor, ie vieiting with re'ativee and
friende in Blyth and vicinity.
Thos. and Mrs. Brown left for a two
mouthe' holiday outing. While away
they will Welt with friends in Iudinuna,
Utah, Oalifornio, British Columbia and
Manic. ba.
R E. and itlre. Waugh, of Guelph, are
visiting in the village, being the guests of
J. G. and Mre, Emigh. Mr. Waugh is
the Grand Trunk ra,lwity agent at Guelph
and was at one time agent at Blyth.
Or )'140.
Prof. Earngey now twee a rubber tire
buggy.
W. A.. and Mre, Edger, of Ingemelt, are
renewing old acgnitintanoee in fhieviuiuity
at present.
Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Cathcart, of Dee
Moines, Iowa, are at prrseet voibore at
the home of Mrs, Henry Perkins.
Mies May James left last week for
Winnipeg where it ie reported she will be
married to Robb. Dongtop, formerly
prinoipnl in Corrie Public eohool.
Mr, Hsrkuess hoe Bold hie fern at Rs&
olive to Mr. Diekett, of Howlett, for $10,.
000 Mr, Diokett ban sold his property,
lot 27, oon. 15, Howink to Jacob Waltz
Before leaving Port Stanley Rev. J. W.
Holmen and family were entertained at a
farewellsocial in the Lecture Room of
the Ohoroh, when Mise Clara Holmes
was presented with a beautifnl eat of five
volumes of the Standard Poets and an
address expressing their appreciation of
per serviette as lender of the church oboir
and first viae president of the Leagnd,
and also their heartfelt regret at her re.
metal. Mies Holmes is an undergraduate
in vocal oultare and theory of the Tor.
onto Conservatory of mueia.
flan eal9.
The Observer ie taking its aminal
holiday this week.
The Sovereign Bank ie putting in a
neat paying teller's cage, whish is an es.
gantlet to every banking office.
Some person living on or near the
Londou Road, meet have put out poison
for dogs, as five animals have fallen
victims to the bait,
A,thar 1loAlli ter but be n engaged
by the Kinburn Srhool Board as tsaoher
at a salary of $486 per year. He will
vommeno0 hie duties on Aug. 1013.
A reward of $10 will be given for
knowledge of the person, who put out the
poison by which so many dogs in the
Eset end of the village recently lust their
lives.
Thnreday, hog, 0,1118 Hensall'e Oivio
Ho'iday. Quite o number oontemplate
taking in the big Diatonic Excnrelon to
Kinoardiao. Others will go on the Bun•
day School Exoureion to the Bend..
It is with much regret that wo learn of
the contemplated departure from Hen.
gall of Mr. McKenzie who hats been offered
a good situation in Lindsay, which ho line
oonoluded to accept and will leave in it
few days for that pinos.
An electric railway between Herman
and St. Joseph will fill'a long felt want
and ie a scheme which all Hensel) people
can heartily endorse. Oontine states
that the project will go through immed•
lately and dee le a man wino always bathe
a 0000803 of sooh undertakings.
1,iwto vw eel .
Mies Vivian Clayton of town is to be
oongratulated upon her 000oese in pout.
ing the Commercial epeaioliote' exemin
anon, upon whiob obis recently wrote.
J. 31 Bricker has relnroed to town
after a three weolts' trip to Manitoba and
the Nnrthwett. He woe Weet ae far ae
Calgary, nud tip the Edmonton bronob,
Mee Kate Maoltetzie, tubo left here a
few weelte ago to gredante ae a nurse at
the Galt -Hospital, hue been quite 311, bob
her friends in town are glad to learn that
ebe is improving rapidly,
An exoursi rn will take plane to Niagara
Poll on Saturday,. Aug. 8111, starting tram
Liatnwel.. The fare from here is $2 05
for ndnite, and $1 05 for ohitdren. All
tinitete are good to return Monday, Aug.
10111.
'1'we fir,, 00otirred in town last week
whiob look very mooh likeivarndiariem,
Ori Taeeday morning about 6 o'olock, the
brisk nonage on Mill street occupied by
Mrs. David Brown was discovered to be
on fire, some of the ueipbboro giving the
nla,m, By the time the brigade had
retwhed the seems nod got the water on,
tho bonding teas past Raving,, and woe
soon oompletely. destroyed. The feet
111rit on the evening previotle Mre, lirOwn
had removed a ponoiaarablo ,portion of
her houeehold geode from the bowie, and
the ending of a coal oil clan on the carpet
in the front room, are oiroametaneee
which look very suspicious, Tuesday
nl.bt,. shortly before 12 O'olook, another
fire woe discovered. 'Thio time it was S.
M. Smith's stable, Main gives, East, that
wet f001,id to beon fire, Some delay 00
oared before the fire brigade got down to
business, end the fire made each rapid
Headway that the building wan quitkly
000snmed. So Boras wee the fire that
Mr, Smitli'u house wee in great danger of
going Also, and other btiildiuge for two or
three blames OWN/ were mor0 00 lea iA1
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perillea by Oyler. A mw„red
buggy, storm vii 1 ,w t, a 3)00)4. t.;. ;, 101111
other artielee ite. id in the twit were
berried, and 9etete1 of 1l•. Sm1'li'e fruit
trees ware deetroi..l Nn .,' ,:f the family
Intl bane i3) the born for tame previous
];,teller that avei.ieg tome suepioioae
oharnotere were noticed in the vicinity,
and f 18 113) light 11111 may have had
something to do with the fire, The
building nod cent11110 were insured for
$1100,
net An.
J; Hildred hoe retired from bueineee.
The tioutiuel is holidaying this weep,
Civic Holiday on the lith when our
reeldents will take in the Excursion to
Ktnuardine.
The U A. Siddail banking firm have
sold the East ball of lot 2, coo, 8, E D.,
Ashfield township, the property of Wm.
Riddle, to John Kennedy of Heron town.
ship, The price paid woe $4,200
Mee. Catherine Clark, widow of the
late Ewen (Park, and Bleier of the late
Malcolm Campbell, died at her home in
tide village, on Thursday, July 26rd, at
the ripe old age of 88 years'
t'IcKiflop.
Preaching earvioe in the Providence
Methodist ohureh next Sabbath evening
by Rev. Mr. Andrews.
George McKee, of the 9th con , of Mo
Killop, sold 0 four year old gelding to D.
Donovan, of Seaforth, for $260.
Eldon C. Irvine, B. A., of St. Marys,
Liao received the ai+poiutment of Maths
antioa1 Lecturer, at the Stanotead
Wesleyan College. Eldon is a native of
McKillop and a nepbew of 7. J. Ievino.
FATAL ACCIDENT,—A moat dietreeeing
and Fatal audition happeried on the farm
of Mrs. William Anderson, lot 29, con, 5,
McKillop, on Thursday monolog of last
week, when her mond eon, John, a boy
of 16 years of age, was killed.. The lad
was taking a lo Id of rails to the book
field of the farm, and while going down a
hill the horiee started to trot, and being
unable to stop them, they won stance!
into It run, and the unfortunate lad was
thrown off, tend the back wheel was sup
posed to have passed over him, smashing
the base of the shall, Besides tbie, he
ren, ived several eoalp wounds. His
mother and little brother, who were fol•
lowing behind on foot, were eye witneooee
of the lamentable affair. James 0.
Henderson, who was working i3) one of
his 'aside oleos by, also sow the aouident
and hurried to the relief of the unfortmu
ate boy, but by that time life was extinct,
death having apparently been instant-
aneous. A Dr. was immediately sent
for, but could do nothing for the lad.
The sad affair is a moat aovore b'ow to
the widowed mother, as she Frac not only
Foot et good end dutiful son, bat one of
her uhirf supporta has been removed.
John was an ioduelrions and bard work,
Ng boy. He was most highly thought of
by the neighbors, and the sinoereeb sym•
pithy of all will be extended to the
bereaved mother and Mende.
!V ingIttt nn.
Tuesday was Wingbam's oivio holt.
d lFred. Ruth, who has been learning
telegraphing, has gone to Ridgstown.
A. R. Smith is in Toronto, receiving
ltoopital treatment for one of hie eyes.
Mrs. Jesse Button, who hes been very
seriously ill for some, days is now im-
proving.
Principal and Mrs. Musgrove and
family are spending part of'tbe holidays
with relatives and friends i3) Onlrote.
Lott & Sturdy have Bold their livery
business to Ceeeets & Carr, who recently
diepnred of their flour and feed business.
Among those who euooesofuily passed
the tette at the reason Normal School
examinations in London, ie klieg E. G.
Witton, Wineliam.
Rev. Dr. Gundy wee in Toronto on
Tuesday of last week attending a meet.
ing of the t1'lieaiormry Executive of the
London Conference,
A baseboll match will take plane on
Friday, Augu0t 7th, on the Town Park,
when the famous "Itleh Niue" of Taman
ernes bits with the local ball toners.
D. E. McDonald has reoeived an offer
frotn rho Bonny Briar Bush Theatrioal
Co, of New York, to travel with them
during the coming season and aot as
piper for the company at a good salary.
The engagemeut would take Mr. MoDon•
old away from home from let of Septem•
bee t0 lob Of May.
A Bad event 000urred on Monday of
last weep in Lower Wiogham, by which
William B., son of. Wm. Johnston, lost;
hie life. The little fellow, who was near.
ly eight yearn of mgt, wee, with two other
ia,ye, oathie r to the r.ue'v,y. 11' 0001•
eanione naw lliin go dew„ end tr ed la
Nadi him but failed, 'rh• v dr. e'ad and
gee', she Munn. The hnt'rfath r ha0ten-
ed 1, the place whiob is but a eb..rt die
tattoo from the home, but was unable to
r03ale hie sou. Thou, Groves then dived
and found the 10'tle fellow lying cm hie
faoo. Mmdirntl aid woe oummnued, but
life wad 0X01,,01•
VI' A?',''1'7D.--FAITHFUL P101•
+.•, to travel for wn'I eetablielled
Lou. , vw inmates, cabins on lotail
Tem, ,3),d agents, Looal tertlr01 y.
nl
vile 70 m yecash anod
eelnene"payaW0
101YM,0.
ed• nerushi permanent, Bunlueseesede8'
All and rushing. leootooe soli -addressed 0n•
ylejilp e, 810801 3» 1100010, 316 Ouxteo 1 fi1g„
MOxe, rte r•.
Oivio H ,11day, Thursday, Angu01 Gth,
Miss GUI hos resigned her po011100 as
tsaoher an our publics eohool stuff.
Mr. PI' ming, of Godorioh, bas been on
Roger/ ae Prinoinal el our Public Reboot A
at a salary of $750.
0.11. Carling, wbo bas been on an Liverpool 111111 Lnud,ul,lrl'1.1
extended holiday trip to Spokane, Van,
110 , Elan Frnncieco and other nota,',
10 Royal fail Steamers
is om.
Thhe 0de,dlellows' Lodge room hoe been
LLAN LINE
very much beautified during the past
week by a coat of fre'h paint.
Tho Independent Order of Foresters
of Exeter, Dashwood and Oredit00 in-
tend holding a union pionio at Grand
Bend on Thursday, August 27111.
Mrs. F. W. Conine, who hap been vie.
iting feiende in Toronto, Richmond Hill,
Port Union and 131, pathariuee, for the
poet three months, hoe returned home,
The death of Maria Hutchinson, a
former and well known resident of Exeter
took plane at the home of her eon, David,
oouoeseiou 16, Stephen, on July 19th.
The deceased was in her 86th year and
passed away quite suddenly, showing no
signs of ill health until a few mluntee
before her death,
1A.tw coal.
Leroy Alexander has accepted a posi-
tion as sateeman BO Walter Bros„ Lieto•
wet.
Mies Mabel Kidd is oonflned to the
bones at present with an injury to her
knee, received while attending the pionio
at Ethel.
Ben. Candler, who has been eafferiug
from a severe attaolt of rheumatism is
now able to move around but is still On•
8b'e to work.
Joe. W. Ward hoe been appointed prin•
oipal of Romeo ward eohool, Stratford, et
a salary of $700. He hoe been at Mild.
may for a number of yeare.
George Nichol, 8111 eon. West, parabola
ed a floe iron grey Clyde mare, 4 veare
old, from Luke Lucas, 9113 con. of Elms
for a tam bordering close on $200_
W. J. Gilkinoon and family were again
the reoipente of sed news viz. that their
eon, W. H. hod been drowned on Mon.
day while bathing in the river at Medicine
Hat, Assn,.
Mee. Wethered, who has been visiting
friends in thin vicinity for the past three
weeks, returned to Toronto where she
holds an excellent position with the
Flett, Lonnde 0o.
Hugh E. MoEwing, who hail anted as
foreman of the Bee during the past two
years, intends going West on a prospect.
ing tour, though he has not definitely
decided to make it his home.
The families of W. Gilkineon and W.
Pratt of the 12th and 14th oon„ Elma,
are to 1'e eympa'hized with in their
eevera eviction, Eight of Mr. Gilpin•
eon's family end two of Mr. Pratt's are
down with diphtheria.
Wm. J. Alexander met with a nnsty
aooident. He was standing near the
edge of the mow, forking hay, to thosein
it, when he lost' his balanoe and fell book.
wards out of the mow, alighting on some
orose timberr. He broke several ribs and
VMS also severely brnieed.
Robert Cleland, 4111 oon , Elma, met
with a eerinue 000ident while finishing
cutting a field of wheat. While be was
letting his borne rent, attached to the
binder, he was engaged in shocking some
of the wheat near by, when the team ran
away. Mr. Cleland tried to atop them
and wan trailed into the maobiae , for
about 15 or 20 rode. Unfortunately the
machine was in gear and be received
some very serious outs on the arms and
and lege, some of the toes being oat off
the feet, It ie thought that he has sue
Woad Revere internal injariee.
ORAivaonD—HoNEo.—The home of J
and Mrs. Hinke, "Cloverdale Farm",
Elmo, woe the scene of a very pretty
wedding on Tuesday evening, July 21,
when their eldest daughter, Min Edith
Rinke was united in the happy bonds of
matrimony to Edward Crawford, of
South Bend, Indianna, by the Rev. H.
Currie, of Monkton. At about 5 o'oloek
the bride entered the parlor leaning on
the arm of her father, looking charming
in a beautiful wedding gown of oream
Porti Scold
Your boys and
girls because
their shoes don't
stand the strain,
Maybe they
were not good
ones.
Inspect our line
of school boots
10 and shoes.
Made to stand the wear and tor—gQai4 .
stout leather, ,(oxide SQIQSO strongly
stitched, good appearance.
Moderate in price.
Lasting quality.
Here are a few of our many convincing
prices:-
- Gime' Shoes from 700 upwards ; Bova' Shoes from '80a to $1.50 i Ohildren'e
trona 25o to $100. Also fine stook of Witte' and Gelato' Shoes at Popular Prieto.
—In our Harness Department we are offering Special Reduced Prime in Ply
Nets, Dusters, also Single Haman at prioea that will sorprioe you, ]lemegtber we
bindle no rotatory Heroine and we aleo gttaramtee every get we put oat, team or
eimglo, Good aoserbment q( Trunks and Mating.
Two ootnlor 031110 welling g O F�51 P1 yJ 9 1►"+�
Renew! for Bale, • ■ C[ 410HARDS.
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FROM FROM
MUN ANAL (piano
Bavarian July 18 7 a m, July 18 0 3,.m.
Ionian ' 25 4 25 0
Tunisian Aug, 1 7 " Aug. 1 6 "
Parisian " 8 5 " 8 5 "
RATES OF PASSAGE,
let Cable—Tu'iotao, Bavarian and Ion'on
576 and upwards; Parisian, 870 and UP-
w+rd0,
Sod Cabin—Liverpool and Londonderry—
Bavarian, Ionian and Tunisian 840 and
84000; other steamers, 58750. London
59.00 extra until July Mat and free after
that date.
3rd Olase-536 and 520 -'Liverpool, Derry,
Belfast, Glasgow, Loudon.
Through tickets to south Africa.
Montreal to Glasgow direct—Corinthian
July 22; Sardiolan (Sud & Brd class only)
Auu. 5.
New York to Glasgow, oalling at London-
dorry—Nu mldlan, (July 10,11 a, m, ; Mongol-
ian, July 30, 11 a, in, cat Whin, 845 and up-
ward, ; 2nd Cabin 530 ; and 8rd Mass 56.
N. 11. KERR,
Agent, Brussels.
instre trimmed with wbite chiffon, the
train of w111011 was carried by Mark Web.
bar, who acted as page. Mise May
Hiuka, sister of the bride acted as bridge•
maid, wearing a gown of white organdie,
Mies Gertrude Armstrong, of Listowel,
and Mies Leon Webber, of Drayton, the
flower girls, looked auto in gowns of pule
bine nod white silk ottrryiug boquete of
white rosea and white or pink carnations.
The groom woe supported by Albert Tin.
dell, osusiu of the beide. Oongratula•
tions followed the ceremony atter which
the large gathering eat down to a bonnti•
fol opreod, served by 5 cousins of the
bride, terminating in felioitoue apeeobee
by Rev. H. Currie, Monkton ; J. T. P,11.
man, Boston ; the groom ; James Sinks,
father of the bride, and others. Those
present from n dietanoe were from
Boetou, Bay City, Woodstock, Stratford.
Hiokeou, Detroit, Battle Axe, Platteville,
Seaforth, Bruoefleid, Resseldale, Kemal.
Cott, iSlitehell, Bruoeele and Drayton,
a'so a number from Listowel.
Clinton.
No greater or more pleasant surprise
'has reached us than that of Andrew
Porter entering the Sovereign Bank, as
aoconatont. The above institution has
made no mistake in making tbie very
wise choice of a clerk for their branch
here.
D. Oantelon, in company will other
extensive buyers, has been making a tour
of the county and reports the apple
proepeote not so good as earlier in the
season. Plats partioularly ie the use along
the valley of the Maitland where be says,
the yield will not be ae great as in other
parte of those townships.
Cooduoior Algia has been traueferred,
and oommenaiug Tuesday be now takes
the early morning train between
London and Toronto and the evening
train from London to Owen Sound. His
place on the. Goderich.Siratford run is
temporarily filled by Conductor Robt.
Gordon. Mr. Algia will probably remove
hie family to London ere lona.
The Grand Coattail of R. T. of T.
offered a prize of $5 00 to the council hay.
ing the largest percentage of their
members present at 8 apeoial "Rally
night" meeting held last Winter. The
de0ieion was given by the executive, who
promptly forwarded a cheque for amount
to the secretary, The Clintou Council
feel gaite elated over their success
Olialun New -Era ; With Edward Van
Esmond, of Hullett, mete the honor of
being the oldest pioneer of this county
to day. On Wednesday we bad a pleas.
oat visit from him, and in 0ouversa1ion
we learn he was 91 yam old Iaot 24th of
May. Mr. Van Egmond has served hie
country well in more than one way. Be.
Rides baying a large family of noble sone
and daugbtere, he has taken the gun in
defence of England and Canada. He
carried the royal mail between Galt and
Goderiob before even the ox had come in
to lighten the burden of man in travel,
Exposed to all the terrors of traversing
the wilderness filled with wild beasts and
brigadde, he travelled that Enema on
foot for tunny a day summer and winter,
and through it all he lives to enjoy good
health,
A epeolal meeting of the Presbytery, at
which nearly 26 residents of the village
of Henson were present, wag held io the
Preebyterian church, on Tuesday morn-
ing and afternoon Met week. Businaee of
importance woe the oonoidering of the
reeiguation of Rev, J. Henderson, of
Himont. Mr, Henderson attended the
general Synod held in British Columbia
last June, and while preaching in Victoria,
13, 0., during hie stay there, oo impreoeed
the good people of that oily, that a few
days after returning from that Weetera
point two telegrams came extending him
the oal, to that church, Mr, Heudereoose
labors at Heneall has 010)1 for him many
friends who will got give up withadt a
fight. It is for this reaeou that the
outgoes of Heneall took our town by
storm on '1'neoduy. No oo0olueiou wan
arrived at and the Presbytery was ad.
jowled for one week, awaiting the
measure of lllr.' undereon'o deafeiuu.
The body of John Johnston, who was
drowned in the Moon river, was reoovered.
The corporation of Trinity Mediae,'
Oollege have presented' au address to Dr,
Gentle.
Dennie Ronan, of Toronto Jauotion,
fell head fleet Into a vat of water end wan
drowned.
Five mon write injured by the prams, -
tore di8Ohar3,e of a dynamite cartridge
in a wheel pit at Niagara Palle.
George Turner a well.knotvn citizen of
Quebec, wan killed by a dynamite explo-
sion at the Thetford mines.
Rev. Rural Dean Dib11, teethe of Bath,
One hag decided to devote himself to
Work in the Dloaaao at Ontario,
Sur.m.er Goods
Must Go
Our Great Clearing Sale in creating gate it stir among oaae oath bnyeeo who
know bill bargains when they see them. 'Thio week we offer epooial drlvee in entry
department throughout the store. Our apace will not permit no to quote all the
rethink/us in prices, We will be pleased to have you pail and look through our
irnmonse stook, as we intend to make thio sale a reword breaker. Below we quote a
few prioee that may 'anon you,
--A traveller's samples of Whitewear. in Cornet Covera, Night Gowns, Skirts,
Drawers, ate., at one quarter off.
—Ohildren'o Navy Bine Serge Dresses, trimmod with white braid, good value at
$1 00, for $1.00.
—Men's Straw Rata, new shapes, worth 500, for 26o.
—A'travel'ere' temples of Misses' and Children's Fancy (Jape and Tame, at half
prioe to oleos.
—Lychee' Summer Coreetemade of strong net, worth 85o, for 25o.
—Remnants of All•wool arid Union Carpets, in 5 to 15 yard lengths, at a big
reduotion in price to clear.
—Lace Curtains, 2i, 8, 8} and 4 yards 1. ng, in floe Iaoey effects, at very low
prime to clear,
— Fancy Drese Maeline, worth 8e and 10o, your choice for So.
— Men's Wool Pants, good value at $1.75, for $125.
—Moo's Suite, in fancy tweed, worth $7, for $4 95.
—Boys' Suite, in all ems and styles, 20 per cent, off.
—Odd lines and sizes In Boots and Shoes, for Men, Women, Mines and Ohlid•
ren, one third off
McKinnon & Co., Blyth.
Strenuous Objections
are never made against feed supplied by
Alt. Banker. A11 etook like it and thrive
oo it, and it fa pronounced by all intel.
ligeot breeders to be inoomtiariobly the
best sold. Try a sample lot and you will
never feed anything but oar Kaffar corn
and oats.
Alf. Backer.
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The Post, Brussels.
HAVING PURCHASED THE
Brussels Woollen Factory
and fully fitted it up with new Looms, Spinning Machines
and other necessary Machinery, we are prepared to pur-
chase any quantity of Wool for cash or exchange for goods.
We have in stock a large assortment of-
-All -wool Blankets,
—White and Gray Sheetiugs,
—Plain Flannels,
—Checked Flannels,
—Fanny Shirtinge,
—Ladies' Wool Dress Goods,
—Light and Heavy Tweeds,
—Underwear for Men and Boys,
—Men's and Boys' Stockings,
— Ladies' and Children's /e
—Boys' Sweaters,
— Yarns, all kinds and colors.
,WE WANT YOUR PATRONAGE.
W. & J. LOCKRIDGE
BRUSSELS WOOLLEN FACTORY.
200
Buggies,
ttaett9s�n9e��
Must be Sold this Season.
The Finest
line to be seen
in any town
S
Carriages
in Ontario
will be found.
at
Ewan & Co.'sarerooms
,
TURNSERRY STREET, BRUSSELS,
—We have a full line, dealing with SEVEN of the best Manufacl
tories in Canada, besides our own mare of rigs.
—'You can save moneyby esamiliin t
g our stock before purchasing.
—Satisfaction assured. Prices right.
IEWAN 84 Co., Ef ETSsELs.