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TWJRSDAY1 JT.IN,J 28, 1000.
OROTTAWA LETTE,,R,
Ottawa, Juno 28.—Bomewbet better
preemie hag been made during the past
weak with the serious business of the nes.
slog, but kf on the one hand the legiela•
tion on the order paper ha* been put for•
weed a few stages other matters have de•
voloped whioh give every indication Of
lengthomng out considerably a erasion
which hue already folly run tbe average
length. The principal item under this
latter' head, which hue materialized this
weals hae been the *barge made by Mr.
Monk, of Jacques Cartier, agaiuot the
Miii
IgDeartment of sarohellingg
worth.
leas emergency ration
for the South
Africa contingents, to which reference
wad made last week. When the worthy
member tint launohed his tirade against
the ltiinleter of Militia, be wee evidently
not prepared for the very prompt manner
in wpiob he was taken up by the Govern•
meat, andpromieed hie committee of ie-
quiry if only he would lay before the
Saute something definite to inquire into.
a10DrlxrNO erg 011.10008.
So spooifla was the challenge that Mr.
Moak had no alternative bat to atoeptit
and in due coarse his indfotneent was
presented. It was at once seen that the
hon, member had most materially modi-
fied hie aoou*ations,for instead of fraud,
malfea0auee of office, and laundry other
high primes and misdemeanors, whiob
~vera either definitely Oharg ed or broad ly
insinuated in his first harangue to the
House, the moat serious'aooueation that
be dared definitely make against the
Minister was one o0, "groes and culpable
negligence." But this is serious enoagb
of coarse, and the Government promptly
implemented their promise of a commit-
tee of investigation. The Opposition
now has one more ohanee to squander
pnblio time end money in a wild goose
chase after an election ory ; their esu•
tees at this sport hat not been striking-
ly manifested in the past, it remains to
be seen what luck awaits them this time.
Stens OF DISINTE08ATION (1)
The ingenuity of Oppoeitioniots is be.
Mg severely taxed these days to dieoover
those Signe of disintegration in the ranks
of the Liberal party which are being so
earnestly hoped for but which so obsti-
nately refuse to manifest themselves.
Because half a dozen or so supporters of
the Government in the present House of
Oommone have intimated their inten-
tion of retiring when their present term
expiroe, we bear the old familiar pry
that, "The Grits are on the ren," A
typical sample of tale is the case of Mr.
Speaker Bain who has, it is well known,
been anxious to retire from pnblio life
for some years past, and who is now un-
happily oompelled by failing health to
carry that desire into effeot; but even
hie twenty-eight years of faithful service,
daring which hie political aondaot has
never once been palled in question even
by his moat bitter opponents, does not
protect him from the miserable ineina.
ations of small politioiane. So too, the
intimation that the Minister of Customs
may not offer himself for re-election in
North Grey, is taken as an indication
that he fears the result of a poples+
there ; Where as
IT I9 PERFECTLY 1021,0 2NO0N
by every man who makes any pretence
of being informed of the fact that Mr.
Paterson only Bought the auffragee of the
electors of North Grey because the con•
atituenoy happened to fall vacant by the
death of the sitting member,at the time
of hie entering the Government, and he
wee then elected by a majority twice as
large as the biggest majority ever ob-
tained by a Tory in that riding, and
thirteen times greater than that seamed
by his predecessor over the same op-
ponent two months before. These are
a couple of tamplee of the non8enee
t Govern.
beingv
wbioh (0 talked about
meat disintegration. It is to be feared
that the Tories themselves are not getting
much comfort out of signs no more con-
viooiog than these. Another writer—
a fairly representative sample of hie
/Meld that there abs4in
to!y nothlog
t o
Withdraw.
D d woo not Dr.lYlag oval
th r in o mamba+ for Da Grey
Withhaviing
applied for timber Ulnibs, but leas
reminding the Neuse that Rah' A ORte-
ment had owenrred in an MUNI report
brought dose» to the Sonne by the !forage
tbem*elves when they were in power.
Had the Opposition only had petiea0e fee
livesoeonde, while the member for Beat
Huron wee oompletiug hie etet0ment, the
entire sone would have been prevented
and the reputation of Parliament bene•
Med in proportion.
I have given aa mooh apace to this 00.
oarrehoe as it to typical of mural that le
going Oa jnot now 1n the House. The
Opposition is in a very ugly mood and is
oonete,ntly provoking disorderly seethe,
and le as et the preoenb moment appears
probable, the seeeio10 1a to drag on for
another 01x weeks or two months, it is to
be feared for the tamper of neither side
iv: improving under the irio
lou.
Montreal to Liverpool.
As I have been regoeated to drop a
note to Tire Pont will endeavor to note
a few things as we journey on our way
from Montreal to Liverpool. I arrived
in Montreal at 0.30 p. m., end boarded
the "Tanisieo," after spending a few
days in Toronto. Had a very pleasant
time and was in Hamilton for tbe 24th
of May. The"Tunieian" lett Montreal
wharf Saturday et 9 a. m•, sbarp, with a
full cargo and 000 passeugere, Every
thing is up.to-date and no ohortage i e any
thing we wish for. I have a nice room
mate from Minneapolis going to Swiaser.
land, There were 90 passengers from
Toronto going p to Liverpool for all I poets
and they come from all emotions. Going
down the St. Lawrence is beautilol ;
same thaw may yet be teen on the
mountains. We got to Quebec about 9
p. m. but the "Tunisian" did not get to
the wharf so the "Queen" came to meet
her with passengers, meat, potatoes,
fowl, batter, milk and baggage and me
the mail was late we were delayed 3
Marro, Had Salvation Army service
while waiting. Sunday morning we
went for a walk but it alae so windy we
had to oome in, and went to ohnroh in
the saloon cabin (English church ser•
vine,) Had mass at 7 a. in. and service
at 3 p, to. so wn bad lots to interest ns.
When leaving Qoebeo there were e. nuns.
bee of salutes both from our vessel and
the forte. Sunday afternoon I was out
on deck but pretty cold and mountains
of snow. \'Vas to hear the service. It
was fine and there is going to be another
at 8,30 p.m. The gong [e tinging for
supper ; we have four meals a day.
Monday morning and it is very flue but
quite oold. Have just patted Cape
Breton and several veaaele ; are not out
of eight of land. There wag an eclipse
of the no. I am enjoying my trip very
much, only a few eiok. Thio is a lovely
afternoon, pan the the banks of New-
foundland as we go along. Saw some
cod fishermen and a whale spout up now
and then. The audeet ie something
grand. Lola of amusements of every
kind but I feel kind of wiehywashy jaat
now as there is quite a heavy sea on.
Wednesday—cold, rough and wet so I
was in bed all day bat had the boot of
attendance. Thursday telt some better
and able to be on deok but cannot eat
very mooh. Thio boat bee its full
oapaoity, is 7 stories high ; has 00 are -
men ; bares 150 tone of goal every 24
hours ; hue 0000 tone of Dario and when
we go promenading we gay we are going
to town. It is getting polder so I will
retire ; lots of music and singing going
on, Friday and a terrible storm. •I got
one shower of spray but some of them got
drenched, mountains of water and fog
and the waves lashing over deok, but I
feel brave and not ill but more than
half sere eiok. My facie feels stiff with
the briny spray. Everyone is in their
oabiu to -day so wet and oold so I will go
too and wish for a tine day tomorrow.
Saturday, a beautiful morning, every-
one on deok and the boys walking with
their sweethearts. Oar crowd got their
photo to taken some of them are
playing
g
ahuffie board.
The waiters are setting
the table and we are all ready for tea
and tome more at 8.30 p. m. We bave
just passed the "Parisian" on her way to
Montreal, and also saw a porpoise. We
tribe—lucentioaely remarked before the have been 4 daye ont on sea and expeot
election last week in British Colombia to see land tomorrow, Two oonoerta on
the+, "Joe Martin declares he will have i tonight, one in steerage and one in
no Laurier in hie,' and that "McInnes,
of B. 0., has shaken the dant of Ottawa
off hie feet." In view of the fact that
Premier Martin bas been so emphati•
sally repudiated by the electors of
British Columbia and that W. W. B.
McInnes Mend it necessary to very
emphatioelly 0.00ar0 the electors that he
was not a Mattinite to seam his election,
it may not be unreasonable to ask for a
clearer explanation of how the British
Colombia local election is a oondemna.
tion of the Leader Administration ?
VISIT/NO EDITORe.
The visit of the Weatorn Oanada Press
Aeeoofation to the capital has been pee
of the pleasant soofal events of the past
week. The stay of the visitors was all
too short, but the opportunity to renew
old acquaintances and make new ones
was much appreciated by the local press
men end those eojoornieg here daring
the parliamentary session, and appears
to have been equally enjoyed by the
Westerners.
The evening of the day they were here
was spent in the galleries of the House of
O1mmons and it is in some respects re•
gretable that the sitting at wbioh they
were present was marked by one of the
moot diegracefal (pante of disorder that
bag 000urred in the House in a long
aims. But even so unfortunate an o0,.
onrren00 had a redeeming feature, for it
gave the visitors an opportunity of jade.
ung for themselves of the manner in
whiob pertain groups of members bring
discredit upon the proceedings of Paella.
meat, An hon. member (Dr. Maodonald,
of Huron) in the course of his speech be-
gan .to Day that another member (Dr.
Sproule, of Beet Grey) had at one time
made application for timber limits for
himself and his friends, but before he
could complete hie eenbenoe Dr. Sproule
interjected a denial dad demanded that
the allegation be withdrawn. The mem.
ber for Huron tried to complete his ma
finished ebetement but Opposition mem-
bers created such
AN UP11OAn
by shooting "Withdraw," "Order," "Bit
down," &s., that neither the Speaker,the
man who bad the floor, nor any one else
oonld make himself beard. Pandemon•
fun reigned fee half an hourand when at
last the teutenee was oomploted lb was
saloon, and we are invited to both.
Robert Mantel is one of the reoitere and
he was fine. Well it is near bed time
and we want to go to mase in the morning.
Sunday morning and the most beautiful
morning we have had since being on
board. I am real well and if I oould talk
to you instead of write I could tell you
Iota. Iwas to church at 10.45 a., m.
and rested the balanoe of the day, hadla
good (time eight -seeing, whales, boats,
tea gulls by the hundred. We landed at
Moville at 1.45 on Sunday morning and
it ever you heard a rompue end talk it,
was on board. We all got up to see Ire.
land so green and ouch a lovely eight I
never taw ; the half acre farms and fields
ofgrain facing the Irish channel. I am
more than delighted with my trip so far.
Ireland on one aide and Scotland on the
other. There were a lot of paeeengere
got off at Moville, one Chinese woman in
the crowd. There is one dog and one
mountain goat on board for London. I
met e- gentleman from Detroit going to
Bradford, Yorkabire, so I won't get lost
and when I get settled will write again.
We expeot to get to Liverpool tonight
aome time after 10 days Bail.
Mite. -Geo. H00.gTa.
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tits lbtg"It3a11110 or Ontario,
The large Index of touriot travel from
the United Statue that loads ha way up
into the beau ideal region reoehed by the
Grand Truck Railway, and ktlowN ala
"The Ilighlando of Ontario," bag brought
a 0onstaat stream of lettere t0 the general
ofiiooe at Montreal, siege: the theist Seethe
oloeed, all of wh1 h speak in worde of
praise, of the migrateent gauntry that
Oauada possesses, and which is booming
so well Jtnownn to the travelling pnbilo
thraugb the anode of the Gaud Trunk
in advertising those Northern dietrlobe by
matte of a goueroue distribution of liter•
attire, dad the display of large photo.
graphic: reproduction, showing the cone.
try fn a t•eelietio and true way. One
Oelotego lady who took the trip through
the Mest age Lelia tad Lake of Boa,
and down the Magoetawan river, thence
through the Thirty Thousands laten-ia
of the Georgian Bay, (peak in glowing
tame of the delights and beauties of
1hie-one of Nature's Wartime grounds
In a letter addressed to W. E. Davis,
general passenger agent, the gays : "We
followed the dbeptioue you gave n0, der.
ing the satire trip. Our tickets were
given honor, and the most ominous
attention was shown to 08 along the
Grand Trunk in every reapeot. We feel
greatly iudebtad to you for tate door you
so gladly opaned to us, dieolosing Cana -
do's wonderful strongholds of beautiful
scene that beggar deaoriptiou, I cannot
yet, here in the oity, pass the Obiaago
oMGoe of the Grand 'Trunk Railway with•
out feeling a thrill ; nod egela there ie
branubt before me the haze hovered
islands, and blue water of beautiful
Muskoka, I hear the splash of oars, and
see girls in Summer attire, stepping into
bireb canoes, galling from landing to
landing in the gloaming ; I feel a swift
rush of strong air in my fake, and I am
olimbiog the heights of some wild pro•
montory on the Lake of Bays, or awing
ing from s wide -armed obair, from the
deok of the Wononab, I watob thestirring
of the lily ponds, fleet on one aide and
then on the other of the winding Magnate,
wan 1 or enddenly I em transported to
the broad piazza of the Belvidere, at
Parry Sound and the sun, a globe of fire,
is dropping into Georgian Bay, and, the
sky, and the waters, and the wooded
[elands are by it, and into the 01019 the
white salla of a yacht slip noiselessly end
then disappear.
"There are no words to pielnre the
wonderful fairylike region that etretohes
teem Muskoka wharf to the Magnetawan
river, and is paroled by the Georgian Bay
with ate wooded iela0do. And be who
enters this region will pass out of it
wonderfully silent, but he koowe to a
certainty where the next Summer will
find him."
Thousands in Canada have no idea of
the wealth of beautiful 'eoenery wbioh
their own gauntry oonte.ine and a trip on
the magnificent, island dotted lakes of
Muskoka, a sail on the beautiful Lake of
Bays, ora day spent on the Magneto -wan
river, would tough the artistic sense
whioh Nature's beauties awaken in the
soul of man.
Perth County.
A weil•attendod meeting of the North
Perth Reform Aseooiation was held at
Groeoh'a ball, Milverton, Tbureday of
last week. The business was mainly of
a routine nature. Officers were elected
es follow0 : President, Janne Dietitian,
Eima ; Viuo•Prehident, James Brydone,
Morniugton • Beoretary.Treasorer, A.
M. Penton, Stratford ; Vioe Presidents
for municipalities—North Eastbope, W.
Orerar; Ellice, Robb, Armstrong; Mil•
vorton, George Goodhead ; Mornington,
Alex. Urquhart ; Blum, Geo. Loughoed ;
Listowel, F. W. Hay ; Wallace, Henry
IIemsworth ' Stratford, Dr. Devlin •
Logan, John llagerty. The above ofifoers
with the Liberal members and last de.
fantod candidate®, will non0titate the
Exeoative committee, John Brown, M.
P. P,, and Mr, MoMnllen, M. P., made
spirited addressee, and reeolatiorm were
pegged, 0xpre0sing academe in the
administration of Elie Wilfrid Laurier
and Ilan, G. W, Rees,
R+USS,EL.S POST
alar aldea t u MIN Iron 0.
datiter, ,
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i e on C bole=
e s m .ed to Nle B. o
J wsll, was Rrr
diets, Exeter,, About fifty
favikedMete
witneheod the oermnaiy, the nuptial knot
being tied'by Bev, J. A, Jewell, B. A.,
uncle to the bride. Tho bride was prat -
thy attired in whit* organdie and obiffen
and Parried htical rogue, and weeaeeiet=
ed by her elder, Mitre Voiotia attired in
white organdie over vale blue and carry.
ing Wok oarnntione. The ernnm wee
eiippurted by 1'.ault Dotv"v, IJ,w,nau•
vale, After the ceremony the bridal
party repaired to the *upper regal, where
the tiebleo were decorated with rooeaand
Ceras and individual bouquets o0, forget.
ma•note, Mr: awl Mrs Cobblediok left
on tato evening trete for the Dad for a
ebur+ tour, previous to taking up their
reoideeoe fn Bxeeer,
Sete -Weak.
W.A. Counter will open a jewellery
a toe in town ebortly. r
150 tickets were sold for the Model
farm 820000(00 to Guelph.
Mrs. Jas. Beattie ie at present in.
13rowneville visiting her parents Rev.
110, and Para. Boggin.
Dr. Belden, dentist, bee removed hie
office aortae the street to rooms over the
Dominion Bank, Seaforth.
Aliso Birdie Stephens returned last
week from Toronto, where she has been
a student at the Normal sohool.
Wm. Somerville hes been awarded the
eootroot for carrying the mails between
the railway station and the Seaforth
pq*toffioe. S. Dickson has had the coo -
tract for about thirty yearn, but Ito did
not oars to renew it.
Orange Oelebration io Seaforth on the
doming 12th of July._ The men,bere of
South Huron L. 0. L. intend holding
their annual palate o ata na in the tuwo of
Seafortb, and heartily invite all brethern
and their friends totake part.
The meeting held in the Council Cham-
ber, 15th Jane, for the purpose of organ•
Ming 0 local association to aid • in the
maintenance of the free hospital for con.
sump:ives, was not very largely attended,
but the foundation was laid for a good
strong aseoofatioo. His worship Mayor
Wilson 00009(ed the chair.
Seaforth races July 1711a end 18•11.
First day — 2:40 pace or trot, purse,
$250.00 ; 2:19 pace and 2;15 trot, $300 Oo ;
2:30 pace an 2:20 trot, $800 00 ; half
mile run, 2 in 8, 5125.00. Second day -
2:24 pane and 2:20 trot, puree, $800.00 •
2:10 pupa sod trot, $350.00 ; five eighth
mile ran, 2 in 3, 5125.00.
Brave alae Pail
Victims to stomach, liver and kidney
troubles and feel the results in loos of
appetite, backache, nervo0enese, head-
ache and tired, rundown feeling, bat
"Eleotrio Bitters are jest the thine for a
man" writes J. W. Gardner, of Idaville,
Ind., "when he is all ran down, and don't
oare whether he lives or dies. It did
more to give me new strength and good
appetite than anything I could take. I
am now eat anything sad have a; new
lease on life." Only 50o Every
bottle
guaranteed by G.A. Deadman,
druggist,
GOx'a lee.
Rev. A. B. Forney and Jae. Elliott
were in Loudon last week attending the
Synod.
St. Stephen's Sunday school will bold
their minuet pip -nig in Maitland grove
on the 28th inst.
Jae. Warrell, of the 12th oon., market.
ed here 77 bnehele of oats thee tested 48
the. to the bushel. He broagbt the 77
bushel in 24 bags.
The Excursion to the Forge of the
Credit tinder the aaspi00s of the Wing -
ham Oddfellowo was not as well patron-
ized as it should have been.
Mite Lydia Harding wee at Clifford at.
tending the funeral of her ooaein, Mise
Maggie Wright. Mise Lucy Keine had
obarge of her department of our public
school.
Oo Saturday evening June 17, John We
youngest son of Henry Toner, died ab his
father 'e residence, a . short diebaooe
$ouch of this village, in - the
27th year of his ego. For about a
year past be hae been teaching in a
Business College in Duluth and when his
illness came on be started for home, ar-
riving about the first of this month.
Tile cause of his. death was pneumonia.
ViTroxecer .
Miss Tena R00 and Mies Tata Smith
attended the 0. E. aonrention at Sea.
forth last week.
Alex. Campbell is away for a week or
two to London were he is taking treat-
ment for bio eye.
Sam Orr, of Chatham, shipped five
ages of pre= -sed hay from the'atation here,
which is going to Glasgow, via Phila-
delphia.
I. 0. 0• F, District meeting wa0 bald
in the Oddfeliowo hall here on Tuesday
afternoon of last week, when the follow-
ing officers and delegates were present :
Dietriat Deputy, A. Tipling, of Wingham ;
Die. -Sea, A. Hanes, Wingham ; repro.
eentat[ves, J. W Dodd and J. H. Ocie.
holm, Wingham ; W. Martin and W. H.
McCracken, Brussels • Geo. Paulin,
Wroxeter. The same flaoere were re-
elected and a pleasant meeting held.
Biile are out giving partioulars of the'
various events that will tette plaoe here
on Monday, July god. Following are
some of the leading events tbat will go
to make up the entertainment :—Fore-
noon—Grand parade headed by Drayton
Braes Band at 9 80 ; baseball match
between two fast teams I foot ball match,
Brunel., vs. Wroxeter. Afternoon—
Hatf•mile bioyole nee, in heats, beet 3 in
5,—puree 510.00. Open to the world.
let 55, Zed 53, 3rd$2 ; speoialtiee—First.
class troupe of aorobate ; also Prof.
Whiteman, champion jaggier, rope walk.
er, bop performer and stub swinger,
will be present ; one mile obstacle
or steeple oheae bioyole race, Purse 56.
let 53, 2nd 52, 3rd 51 ; base ball match,
between Cargill va. Wroxeter; 5 mile
i
bioyole rase, (rima limit.) Puree $10.
let $5, 2nd 58, 8rd 32 ; half•mile dash
bioyole race oonfined to ten miles limit
of Wroxeter. Purse, 50. 1st $8, 2nd
52,8rd$1'.
Meeeter.
At the last regular meeting of the
Royal Tempters all the officers were elect-
ed by aoolamation.
Oeven oburob Sunday school will hold
their annual pio-Rio on the sebool grounds
on Monday, Urine 2nd, the trustees bas.
log granted the use of the grounds for
the day.
111100 Nettie Fitton lett Tuesday for
Owen Sound, wbere the will take the
boat for Venoouver, B. 0., where eke will
spend the Summer with her titter, Mrs.
G. H. Tom.
Louts, the aix year old daagbter of
John Aspen, while returning home from
school, was aooideotelty run over by a
passing rig.. Luckily eke aeoaped with.
very little injury, bat it was a oloee oall.
The Exeter Flouring mule started oat
Monday of last week with an almost en-
tirely new staff, the old halide, •Alex, and
Wm. edoNevlu, Jno. Fuse add Thee.
Brow having all resigned ao4 taken
ether poeitione.
Alex. MoPhereon, taxidermiet, received
a very peculiar fresh of nature from
Remelts in the shape of a colt, it being
entirely devoid of the front lege. Mr.
Moltterson will stuff it end return it
again to the owner.
Evade eldest sou of Peter Bowden, bad
the misfortune to ran a large ratty nail
into his foot, causing a very painful and
what threatened to be a serious wound.
Ra,io 000Aned to the house but apparent.
ly all danger of blood•poisoning is ovor.
Toao1To Been.—A pretty June wed.
ding was quietly celebrated at "Orebard
Villa," the residence of Mrs,IgaaaJewell,
Bowmenville, on the 18th inst., when
fore B to is repotted to
Qonat .art a L w
y y
h0,the on1Y living ma
ber of the Yate
ease 1844 And eli who Imow the gonad
county °Motel will it tbat he ie
a
pretty lately remnant of the plata of OW
year,
On Wedne*day of laet 10ee11, Grape,
daughter of the Inca Hon, M, 0, Oaalleron,
Rua Dr, A, 0, Hunter, were united in
wedlook'B bondo in Knox oburgh, Tho
wedding wee preotioally private, so there
were but few persona present, beyond
relatives and personal friends of the
oontraotiug partiee. The brluu wore her
travailing dress, nod the newly wadded
couple left immediately after the *aro•
nlooy by the 2.30 train on a two week's'
wedding trip, which will include promin-
ent pointe in Canada and the U. S,
lmportaat to Breeders and Horsemen,
nuVie
otorinary, Caustic Balsam.
A reliable
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remedy for
Curbs,
Splints,
Spavins,
Bweeooy,
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llorsee and
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Seientiflo treatment in the various diseases,'
7:t eon be used in every ease of veterinary
practice where stimulatingapplications and
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Every bottle sold ie guaranteed to give sees.
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druggists and country etorekeeuer0. Ora•
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The highest Cash Price
paid for any quantity of
Wool delivered at my Store-
house, No. 1, Brussels. Also
for grain of all kinds.
Goderiatt.
The Audit committee will meet in the.
Court House on July 5th and Mb for the
quarterly audit.
The Goderioh Knitting Oo. hoe com•
manned shipping Winter goods and rarely
a day peens without a dozen oaths being
Bent out from the factory.
Mira Ball has resigned her position as
Mosher in the Exeter Public School to
take Effect at tbe cloth of tbe present
term. She intends attending the Normal
College at Hamilton.
Alex. MoOall found on the R. R. track,
near Raneford'o Grove, a puff ball, one of
the fungus growths whioh spring up in
tbe woods, which meaearee 81, in. one
way and 80 in. the other.
S. P. Halla, we are pithead to be able
to report, ie improving in health. He is
gaining etrength daily, and is now able
to nee his right arm, showing that the
paralysis of that member [e patting away.
A nice clay model o0, Paul Kroger hag
been on ekhibitioo in the window of G.
W Thomson & Son, and it is a oredit to
the artist, Raise Andrews. The out stows
Oom making hie way for the coast with
a heavy satchel, and the written notice
at the toot, "Over the hills but not to the
Poor Houde,"
R. GRAHAM
Brussels.
MONEY
TO LOAN
At LIN Per Cent.
Costs of Loan
Very Reasonable.
Liberal Terms of
Re -payment.
G. F. BLAIR,
S0LI0IT01t, &e.
Office over standard Bank,
Brussels.
BUGGIES!
We have a number now ready and
are getting up 55 Buggies' for this 0hason.
Now is your time. If you want an A 1
Buggy call at the
COBER
CARRIAGE
FACTORY,
3o'NA h, 1900
MCLEOD' 1--'
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TESTED REUED1ES
SPECIFIC AND MUTE
For Impure, Weak and Impoveriehod
Blood, Dyspepsia, Slseplee8nees, Pateplla.
f the iver'Oom lainb
Won 0h Heart, , L p + Nene.
algia, Loth of Memory, Brouohitie, Oon.
onmptioh, Gall Stones, Janndioe, Kidney
and Urinary Disoaeen, St, Vitus' Dance,
Female Irregularitiee and General De.
bility.
LABORATORY, *WWERICII, ONTO
J. M. MoLEOD,
Prop,' and Manufaoturelr,
told by Jae, 002, pr0Et:101, 1500000,/0
where you will get the very BEST and
es cheap as the, beet can be got. We *leo
have Wagons end Half Trunks, with any
size tires that may be required.
Field Rollers and other articles too
numerous to mention. -
Rimming wbeele, repairing, re -
trimming and repainting promptly
attended to.
Be sure and give us a call and see
what we have before buying elsewhere.
3i .o. Cober Ethel,.
The Marvelous Reeord of Cures made by I)r. Pitcher's Backache
Kidney Tablets in every Section of the aountry is
Always Backed by Homo Treatment.
Brussels Proof.
Mrs. It. Hiageton, Mill St., eaye,—"At
times for a long time I have been trout.
led' with a weak bank due to a kidney
trouble. Some time ago I hotted of Dr.
Pitoher'e Backache Kidney Tablets and
gob a bottle at the drug store of Jae.
Fox. I think them an excellent medi-
cine as they anted well with me and at
the same time gently, easily' and
quickly,"
SHIIWLES
British Columbia
Red Cedar Shingles
.Nn--
North Shore
Pirie and Cedar
SALE FOR SALT AT TRH
Brussels Planing Mills
Also Doors and Saeh of all Pat
terns on hand or made to order
at Short Notion..
B. 0. Dunford, merchant tailor, Turn -
berry et„ says :—"Some time ago hearing
of Dr. Pitcher's Backache Kidney Tab-
lets, I, prooured a bottle at the drug state
of Jae. Fox and took them home for nee
in my family. The patient suffered' from
a baokaohe dee to a kidney trouble and
reports the result as vety satisfactory,
ooneegaently I feel I can give this en.
dorsement."
Betimatee Fnrniahetl for all
kinds of Buildings. Workman-
ship and Material Guaranteed.
P. AME 031E
Skate grinding attended to
with neatness and dispatch.
Ialeo Sharpen Horde Olivperh, Bole,
sore, bread kelvin and other edged toole
In op•to date style,
Saw Gumming and Filing attended
to fl, 0. Wot'kinattllke manner. hatle.
fsotion enema.
FRED. ADAMS,
Shop on lvlill Street, BRU8SI8I,6,
Shoot
the
at 9.
Yeo pan afford to fallow the above
injunction and then oall on
A. OO SLEY
!'
Who is clearing out the butanes of a
Bankrupt Stock of
Hats and Caps,
at unheard of Low Prices,
o
You pan get a good Cap 1®
for the small sum
of
c
Every one of them must go go pall early
and make your ohoioe.
A. COUSLEY,
LRCM'S El LOON,
Canadian Express Agent.
At Greatly Reduced Prices.
If you have the slightest symptom of Kidney air Bladder trouble, you pan test
this groat reedioine free. Arrangemento have been made.wbereby every reader of
this paper oat obtain a trial paoksge of Dr. Piteher'e Baohaohe Kidney Tablets
absolutely free by enclosing two aeot stamp for postage to The Pitoher Tablet Co.,
Toronto, Ont, Wben giving address mention this paper.
If you are oonvfnoed:Pitcher's Tablets aro what yon want, you pan perc hera
regular efze for 500. per bottle. IC not obtainable at drnggiet'e, mailed Itoe of post.
age on receipt of pride,
E have done a very large trade in
Ladies' and Children's Sailor Hats
this season so far, but in order to make a
_ clean sweep we will offer the balance we now
have in stock at Greatly Reduced Prices.
Our former prices for these goods were
cheap—now they are cheaper than ever.
Don't miss the opportunity while they last
Our stock throughout in all
Lines is well Assorted.
Evervlhting CJzeaa. No Fancy Prices.
July Standard Patterns to band.
A Fashion Sheet Free to those oleo call
for thein.
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LO R H ATS
ALEX. STRAOHAN. 1
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vaele11 Lel, illitve
N O X O N
New '` ietoria
BINDER.
5 11,, 5} 1T, AND 3 1'T. CUT.
Iligbeet Drive Wheel Made,
• Brame Boxes,
Roller Beatings,
Seventh Roller for Elevator,
All the latest and beet improvements
THE
Oxford Clipper,
Front and Rear Cut
.. MOWEBS . .
ALL SIZES.
With Roller end Ball Bearings,
Serrated Ledger Plates if desired.
Aek our Agent to show you the New
Patented Bell Bearing
Kpifo Clip.
•
Supplied only when
epeoially ordered,
We oleo manulaoture the boob and most complete line 01 Oultleatiug and Seed.
ing IMplentents on Earth, 0om901010j, Npring Tooth cultivators. (fitted with grain
and grave sowing attachments if desired.) Spring and Spine Teeth llarrows, WeeHarrows, Grain Drills, (all kinds), woo hakes, (friction end ratchet dump,) eto,
ifyou need Anythingin our lino a 1111 for our 1000 I11 otrotod Oatalogee, (sent
free.) 'Yen Will And it vory mnoh to yourintorott 10 do 00,
+ v
J'OflN LONG! 'TILE NOXON (,®, Limited,
� l+ 1 0' ,,
AGEN1". IN'GERSOL.f.. ONT,
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