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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1900-6-28, Page 8Rol Wever Mapes Fane in demand, We Stave them—Polm Leafs and others. Also some to glue away• Ask for one. Maris G310011 For Potato Bilge, the beat Eng• lien 25o, per lb. at Deadmen'e Drug end Book Store. Paha, Loa "an% Prepare for the hot weather by buying one of our Folding or Palm Leaf Fane. G. A. Deadman, Druggist, Optioian and Bookseller, rieroo's Favorite Prescription. We have lately resolved a frenh supply of bhle popular remedy, Beef, Iron & Wine. There is no better and numb that le not so good a0 the kind we Negate, In fall size bottles, °ASTORIA Ie In good demand. It is very satisfactory medloiue for children. Stewart's Dyspepsia Tal)latsi These Tablets are giving good satisfaction. We keep them, G. A. Deadman, Agent for Oreeoent Bicycles. GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY. SOUTHERN mmTBE010N W. 0. & n. Trains leave Brussels Station, North and South, as follows Goma Sown. Goalie MATE. lexurese 7:18 a.m. I' Mail ....210 p.m Mixed. 8:48 a.m. I Bxpreee 8:17 p,m L LUI Ran giem , A obiel'e amang ye takin' notes, An' faith he'll prent it. Munro still hang around. Blooms will be a Bank holiday. Tao Gipsies have come to town. Now G. T. R. time table in this issue. MoNnAx and Tuesday were good hot days. PUBLIC/ eobools close on Friday for Summer holidays. Pones found oontaining small sum, Apply nt Tan Pon. EAST Boron Fall Fair will be held at Brussels on Thursday and r'riday, Oct. 5 and 6. Tao Ronald Engine Works is rebuild- ing two engines for outside towns, new boilers, &o., being put on. SINGLE fare on G. T. R. for Dominion Day. Good going on June 30 and July 1 and 2, and returning July 3rd. Bownmo and tennis, with the more vigorous games of foot ball and base ball, are the chief sports in Brussels this season, PosTEAOTRB FARROW has a doe bowling lawn Laid out in the rear of his residence, Turnberry street, whioh will be in fine shape in another year. Taos. NIWeoare and A. Bawtinheimer were at Moorefield this week in oonnee- tion with the wood work of the new Methodist church' being erected there. Tnmems a Walkerton man landed in Brussels with a big omnibus and left it in the hands of William Campbell Smith, who baa attained quite it reputation as a decorative painter. haute BURGEe' new barn is sheeted and roofed and the internal fittings will now be pub in. The building is quite en improvement on the old one both se to size and arrangement. BRUSSELS Public eohool oloeed on Tues- day evening instead of waiting until Friday owing to a couple of rooms being required for the Entrance Examination pupils. School Will re -open in town on Sept. 4th. BRUeeEL8 faotory bas sold the first half of Jane make of cheese to Mesere. Bal. house property owned by him on Queen was shipped i, pe Stratford, for 10� Dsido, ib street.= -The basement is dug for the new was arioe paid week. Very seldom t- &table et F. S. Soott'e realdenoe.—The Each a price paid for the early June ant- old sidewalk is torn tip on several streets' put and the patrons and faotory proprie• preparatory to laying down granolithin, tor, W. W. Harris, era to be OOngratn- laced. BRuesELs BOWLERS WON.—Two Kinoar• , Dion.—Last Tuesday Chas. E., eon of dine rinks came down on Wednesday Thompson Snider, Mill street, Brussels, morning, playing a match with Lietowel died, aged 3 years, 7 months and 26 days. and winning by 4 shote in the forenoon Rev. Jno. Holmes conducted the funeral and dropped off here from the afternoon eervio0 on Wednesday afternoon, inter. train. "The game was an enjoyable one went taking plsoe at Brueeele cemetery. and Wee won quite handily by our bowl - die bad been co vu1e o for a few weeks and No. 2 bad three the score rends totical on each rink. play to complete died with nn.—Prions. the match when a shower of rain pub a Ban ed th Fred. Downing, of town, stop to the ball trundling. The rinks witnessed the Goderich Wingham and scores were as folio we league base ball match, in the latter town on Wednesday. Wingham won by 15 to gnwntxi 7E, Berlins. 5. Batteries were, Goderich—Straiton, Wylie and Dulmage ; Win gham S keate and Lookridge. This( puts the three in. tereeted teams, Goderioh, Clinton and Wingham in the league, on even terms, each having a win and a lose as their reword. A. J. Lownx commenced building the stone foundation of the Methodist Par. eonage last Monday. OWING to Monday being considered a holiday the monthly Council meeting will be held on Taeeday evening. A now plate glass was put in at Ino. Walker's furniture emporium last week to replace the one broken some weeks ago. BBveenne horse market keeps moving at a lively rate and a shipment of drivers was made daring the past week by Buy- er Hewitt, of town. TEE Publfo eohool Football olub, of Brueeele, will play a match with Wrox• eter juniors in that village next Monday at the celebration to be held there. Wu, MARTIN and W. H. McCracken attended the District Lodge of the In• depenb nt Order of Odd Fellows at Wroxeter on Tuesday afternoon of last week. Fria new members were initiated into Brussels A, 0. U. W., on Thursday even• ing of last week, sod more to follow as the result of Organizer Bradley's work. He went from here to Belgrave where he is engaged this week. Tou17emY evening of next week a Lawn Social will be held at the reeideooe of John Mooney, 6th line, Morris. Arrange- ments are being made for an entertain- ing program of vocal and inetramental music, literary selections, &o., inoladiog a Flag Drill by 16 young ladies. Winans Foot Ball team defeated Lnaknow on Thursday of last week, in Kincardine, quite handily by a soore of 3 to 0. Our boys are arranging to play a game with the well known "Hurons," of Seaforth, next Monday in that town., The "Herons" have a strong team. 'CONTRACTOR LOYD and staff have the new cement walks on William street about completed. He is doing a filet class job, great care being exeroised in seouring a proper foundation. William street looks quite gay in its new outfit. F. S. Scott, Reeve Thomson, W. Ross, Misses Roddiek and James Menzies have remov ed their front fences and when the im• provements, each az sewer, deo., are cont. plated Ibis will be ae nice a street as' there is in town. ItrnRovEnnoxs,—Geo. Crooke is patting up a wire fence in front of his residence, Queen street, West.—The reeideooe of Station agent Sutton has been newly shingled and the front fence removed.— G. A. Deadman'e fine property looks much better sicca the removal of the fenoe and the cutting down of treee.— D. Ewan has removed the stable on bis lot and built a driving shed between it and bis shop.—J. Leckie is fixing up I+An1ms' etlek pia loot loot Sunday. Finder will oblige by leaving it at :1'nu POOT, Bilvsa ox a bcwlera expeok to go to Lie. towel for =toil next Monday cud they will also take a bund at the tourneafent in Seaforth a week later, A DARx'o cloak was pet in It bgdgy, to 14111011 a white horse wan ottacbed, in the American Rotel shed on Friday last by mistake, Will the finder kindly leave it at Tuft Pon. Wmanetz Baso Ball nine is expeoted here on Saturday afternoon to play a game with our team. The Winghamltee are lively base belliste and good ball will likely be played. Game called at 4 o'clock. MANAomn Hogg, of Brunie Flax Mill, eaye the crop is doing well and harvesting will oommen0e July 18. Ho has had e new platform and timbers put in at the eoaleo and other neoeseery repairs made to the flax mill. Tam sidewalk gang io getting the found. ation down for the nese walk on the West side of Turnberry street North of the bridge. Brussels beats any plaoe of Ste size, that we know of, in the Province for granolithio sidewalks. 0. 0. F, Pro.Nr, ,—Next Monday after- noon Court Prinoeee Alexandria, 0. 0. F., Brueeele, end visiting friende porpoes bolding a plo-nio in D. Stewart's grove, Brussels North. A vocal, inatrometLal, and literary program will be reudered, the chief speaker being High Chief Ranger Elliott, of Ingersoll, well known to Foresters. Lomb will be served in the grove and a pleasant time ie antiot. paled. There will not be a meeting in the evening. ENTRANCE ExAtuNATION. — Wednesday morning the annual Entrance Examin- ations oommenoed in the Public eohool here, Inspector Robb and Prinoipal Cameron presiding. There are 51 °andi- detes, made up of 80 girls and 21. boys and they will conclude their work on Friday. The papers are considered as fair and no doubt a goodly number will be successful although not a few of those writing are very young to taukle the work aesigned. Results will not be an- nounced for a few weeks: Ex001E0ON TO MODEL FARM. — The annual excursion to the Model Farm took place on Thursday of this week. A. special of 10 ooaohee, in charge of Driver Sloan and Oonduotor Pennington, ran from Wiogbam at 7.18 a. m. and on it Brueeels contingent, 208 in all, took passage. 20 minutes later the regular morning train arrived, with 7 ooaohee, oontaining the Kincardine, Ripley, Luok- now and Wbiteohnroh excursionists, numbering some 300, so that when their deetination was reaohed there would bee good sized company. . By appearances here they would be likely treated to a few showers while in the Royal oity. IBBU SS1CU•S €'OST Mise Bar'ab Dudley was home from Toronto 90 a aleft. Wee, 1190011090h, of Seafertb,10 vi°it• ing Mfoe Sample, Mies Angie tlmitli le betas from a visit with friende at Listowel, Me, lfineman, 00 Wingham, was vieiting Mre. Id. Pearson, Oo, Ooguoillor Miller, of Wrwleter, wee la town on Wednesday, Mies M. Wooke, of 13ohnarn, is the ginned) of Sire, O. Zillion thie weak, It Is eald John Beattie, of our town, has a warm aide towards the Ieraelitee. Mile Donovan, of Seaforth, was visit. ing Mies Mary Roche during the poet week. Me. A. Douglas has gone 10 the 16th ooa. of Grey, for a holiday visit with her Baronnao.—It ie seta Jno. Leokie will erect a building this Summer on the vacant lot between his block on Turnberry street and. A. M, McKay & Co's bard - ware store and that he has already a tenant secured. Tam Pon is pleased to hear this as it will fill in the only blank between King and Mill streets and will make a firet•olaes business stand. Mr. Leckie evidently has faith in the future of Brussels, TEE Guelph Daily Herald of Jane 26th says of a former Brueselite '—The Joly number of the Primary S. S. Teachers' Quarterly, published by the D. 0. Cook Publishing 0o,, of Ohioago, °anteine the first of a series of lettere on Primary work wribteu by Mies Jessie M. Rosa, of this city, superintendent of the Primary ,Department of dhalmer's church. The letter is evidently the result of moot thought and Doming from the pen of one whd hae had mach experience in tbie important branch of Sabbath eohool work, will be of great interest to those engaged in primary olaesteeohing. Erns AT Tae SALT WoREe.—Last Sow diy morning one of the anrtaine that wooer the brine pan got on fire at the Enterprise Solt Works and burned some 36 feet or thersaboate. When Jae. Gib- son got to the blook, about 9 d'olook, be knotted the fire out with a few paile of water. It delayed the menufaotare of the' ealine subetanoe and Wail a clogs oell to a complete burn out. A new bleak will soon be 0 nooeseity as a pot• tion of the present betiding has about served it's day. Foreman Mooney is having the neoeaeery repairs occasioned by the fire made and everything 10 beetling along, Braseels 'ealb leads the van and is not excelled, by that of any istheb Well in the Province. GRAND TRUNB NOTEe.—Ne W time table in force this week.—The remains of the late John Dutton, of Stratford, were taken to Woodstock per G. T. B„ for interment on Wednesday morning's train.—Ship- ping is kept going at a fairly lively rate for thio season. Among the sbipmente were a oar export sheep, a oar of nettle and a oar of hogs by Geo. Beet ; oar of cattle by Ferguson & MoDonald ; car of cattle by Clegg & Damen ; Beaker & Vaoetone 4 ogre of bay, a oar of oats and a oar of barley ; L. McDonald oar of lumber ; Hewitt & Moore, delivery horses ; Enterprise Salt Works 2 oars salt • oar of tow by J. Livingetoo ; ani a oar of cattle by John Scott. In incoming freight was a oar each of pine and hemlock lumber for Philip Ament ; e oar of sidewalk Dement Walter and Mre. Smith. He bas been for Oontraotor Lloyd and the us'• bothered with inflammatory rheumatism nal quantity of way freight. — Com• for some time and hopes to recuperate menial travellers and their heavy draft while enjoying the sunshine and breezes trunke are still quite oonspiaaons.—S. of the Land of the Maple. Hoggard receives regular supplies of Lake Thursday evening of last week llfies Enron fish from Kincardine. Lizzie Sample arrived home from Lon. Now 0: T. R. TIME TASLs.—Last Mon. don where she has been taking vooal day a new time table came into affect 00 Unsexing for the past three months. She the Grand Trunk line that will be worthy Will return to the Forest oity after a few of note by the public. The morning train months' botiday hero. Mies Sample ie arrives 2 minutes later than venal, 7.18 well eatiefred with her wares. instead of 7.16; accommodation going Mre, E. B. McNamara, of Houghton, Eaet is not changed, 9.45 ; afternoon Mich., who moved from Leadhary 8 or mail, 2.10 as' has been ; but the night ex- 10 years ago, and Mrs. Martin, of preys gets here 2 hears earlier, viz., 8.17 Toronto, both daughters of Ar oh. Tay. instead of 10.17. Tbie necessitates lor, formerly of Morrie, now of Wing. passengers leaving Toronto et 4 p. m. in• ham, were calling on friende in town on stead of the usual hour. The public Thursday. John M. Molliamara is now will probably be better nerved by this Deputy Sheriff of Houghton. arrangement and it will oertaintly be a Thos. Bloomfield arrived home last eoorne of relief to the G. T. R. agents week from the Old Country, whither he who were compelled to put in very long) had gone with a contingent of horses. hours under the old time table. If an Be had a good trip Both ways and ex. additional train were put on to go North peote to leave shortly for another voyage, in the morning and back in the evening, He bad a chance of another trip to connecting with the L. H. & B. at Wing- Afrioa but declined as the hot weather ham Junction, we would be all right. and smaller pay was against it. Whet's the matter with running the Mrs. David Whiting and children, who London, Huron & Brune train to Palmer, have been vieiting her parents, Wm. and Mrs. Ellis, for several weeks, loft on Monday for Dondorn, Ana., N. W. T., to rejoin her husband, who went there last April. Robert and Time. Ellie, brothers to Mre. Whiting, are also there,' having homesteaded 160 sores each which they are now working. Among the many former Brueselitee noticed in Brothels at Friday's eelebra• tion were :—Thos. Town, Buffalo, N. Y.; Fred. Frey and Mrs. Frey, Cross Hill ; Robb. Blank and wife, Wroxeter ; IT, B. Gerry, wife and daughter, Blyth; Jno, Pelton, Atwood ; W. J. Norton, Lista. wel ; W. H. Willis, wife and sons, Sea. forth ; A. J. Lowick, Tiverton ; Ad. Hingaton and wife, Seaforth ; Ivan Crooks, Darman Stewart and Jae. Walker and wife, Wingham ; Will. Janne and wife, Seaforth ; Wee, Walker, Blyth ; Joe Ardell, Gorrie ; S. B. Smola, Lietowel ; Andrew Currie, Seaforth ; D. Ferguson, wife and ohildren, Tees. water ; Jno, \arooe, Constance ; Gregg MoLennan, Seaforth ; and Geo, Laokie, Wroxeter ; JuNE 28, 1900 ST4X7YD4RD B4XJ' 02? 04N4D4, MEAD OFFICE, TORONTO CAPITAL PAID TIP (Ono Million /Milan) • 01,000,000 RWSERVE FUND . . 0000,000 Amain in tell principal points in Ontario, Quebec, Manitoba, United States rd. Ettelar44. gone, Sire, Little, of Ingersoll, was vieiting et Wm, Ellie', Grebamville, during the peat week, Mies Downey, teacher, will visit at Chatham and thea go to the Southern Stone for a time. Mrs, I. Kingswood and son, of St, Thomas,are Melting relative in Bras. eels and Morrie, Mies M. L. Brook has gone to. Mitchell and from there will go to her home at Sunridge for her vacation. 0, G. L. Herr, of Waterloo, has takes a position in A. Straohan'e store. He oomee to town highly recommended. Jas. B. Btretton was at Liehowel on Tuesday ening "Texas Guy" work a mile on the traok. Ile is gouig very well, Alex, Boas is well pleased with bio new position in H. ItI. Onetorn+, Toronto. Tao POST will bank on him attending to hes duties, Albert West is home from Oh ,them on the sick list. He has bad an attack of peritonitis but we hope he will Boon pull up again, F. Adams and family were visiting in Listowel locality over Sunday. Willie Adame ie holidayiingathis grandmother's Trowbridge. Leslie, son of Geo. C. Lowry, who was so .eriouely i11, is recovering quite nioely and will soon be all right again, we are pleased to state. Mise Aggie and Anoie Douglas are visiting with friende at Palmerston, Elora and other points. Th.y left on Tuesday morning, Mrs. Barker and eon and Mr. Oolvin, of Stratford, and Mrs. Sheldon, of Tor- onto, were visitors at W. F. Vanetone'e during the past week. Mrs. T. Hayoroft and Mies Mabel have gone to Hamilton where they will enjoy a few weeks with friends. Will. Hay. croft will rusticate in Grey during their absence. Mies Emma Varcoe is in town renewing old friendships. She bas been residing in Sault Ste. Marie for some years. The Northern climate evidently agrees with bar. We are pleased to report very marked improvement in the bealth of both Geo. and Mrs. Baeker and their many friends hope they may soon be restored to their former vigor. Wm. Blaehill and Mies Beatrice were vieiting Jos, Beatty and wife at Galt. The latter will remain for a few weeks with her sister hoping the change of air and scene will prove beneficial, Mrs. J. D. Ronald arrived home last weak after an extended visit to Califor- nia. Mr. Ronald mether at Windsor where they spent a few days and also called off at Rev. W. T. Olnff's at Strathroy, on their way home to Brussels. Walter Smith, of Newark, N. J., is here on a visit to bis grandparents, Iiir10'bmus Porme.w. A General Banking Bueinoee Transacted, Farmers' Notee Dieoounted, Draft° Issned and Collections made on all points. SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT. Interest allowed on deposits of 01.00 and upwards, Sr0Oen ATTENTION GIVEN TO TEE O0141MTIoN OF FARrIEas' SALE Norms, Every faoility afforded Oustomere Bring a1.5 distanoe. J. N. GORDON, AOToNd AGENT. Mr, and Mrs. Ball, of Brussels, and Mre. Bt. Peter, of Abilene, .Kanaae, were visiting at Wm. Neale on Tuesday, Business Locals. Caen for butter and eggs. A. Ooueley. MILE for sale at 4o. a quart. Mae. Wt[. BLAanhLL. BroraLme repaired carefully and prompt- ly at the Eleotric Light Worke, Brueeele. WANTED, —100 tabs butter- weekly. Everybody pays lie. cash, 13o. {trade for eggs. If imitation is the sincerest flattery we might be pardoned in feeling rather sensitively Oar position. Note the Genesis of our inpiration. • G. E. Ems, Wingham. 030RST. JAanEsoN.—Io Brueeele, on June 24, to Mr. and Mrs. David Jamieson, e daughter (still born.) Zn Lzex.—Io Lletowel,lon June 10,the wife of Mr. Conrad Zillion, of a daughter. DnTTON.—In Brussels, on June 26, John Dutton, father of Mrs. G. A. Dead- man, aged 72 years, 2 monthe and 26 days. JomOsTON.—In Trowbridge, on June 19th, Emma Johnston, aged 19 years and 1 month. PONELL.—In Blyth, on June 17th, Ethel, only daughter lof George Powell, aged 16 years and 7 months. SNIDE°.—In Brueeele, on June 26, Chas'. E., son of Thompson Snider, aged 3 years, 7 months and 26 days. B!NL.N0. 1. ston every evening instead of lying over J. Moffatt, G. F. Blair, in Wingbam7 It would be a great con. Dr. McDonald, Jno. Hewitt, venienoe to the travelling public and fn, would not entail very heavy expense, A. M. Smith, Jas. Irw W. Bishop, ok14 G. N. Gordon, ek. 22 N0. 2, R, Rose, T. Farrow, J. 0. Cooke, G. N. McClellan, Dr. Bruce, J. H. Cameron, J. D. Scougal, ek14 D. 0. Rose, ek., .22 Totals 28 44 Brneeela winning by 18 shote. The Kinoardineites are a genial, gentle• manly lot and Brussels will be pleased to see them back again. This was the first match tbie season for oar bowlers. Swoon AeziontTIONS. — Hie Honor Judge Masson and Messrs. Britton, Coate, Tom and Robb, arbitrators to ooneider the advisability of forming a Union School Seotion between parts of the Townships of Hallett and (doderioh, met at Summerhill on Saturday, June 28rd. After a oareful ooneideeatioa of the alta• ation they Dame to the eonolaeion that greater change eboald be made than they were authorized to make in their instrootione from the Counoile of the town&hip& oonoerned. They finally de. terminad to adjourn to meet at Clinton on July 21et so 80 to allow the councils to issue froth instruotione. Meesre, Britton, Miller and Robb met at Blyth on Monday, June 25th, to hear argument for and against the formation of a Union School section between parte of the Towsnhipe of Hallett and Morris. The meeting opened at 10 a• re. and oontinned until 6 p. m. The case for the petition. ere was ably handled by G. F. Blair, barrieter, Broeeelc, The arbitratore determined to form it new Union Bohool Seotion, and is order to give the matter mature consideration, adjourned to meet in Brussels on Only 2nd. 11 was outran. ly one of the moat harmonious meetings of the kind ever bald, and showed a cord., mendable desire on the "Vitt of all to remove an acknowledged hardship even if it did entail a slight rise In taxabion, People We Know. Mies Mary Caution is taking a month's vaoation. Will, Leatherdele, of Sealorth, Sunday ed in town. Neil Murdoob, of Luoknow, Sundayed in Brussels. Mise Maggie Baeker returned to Lon- don on Monday. H. W. Farrow, Mail Clerk, was in town over Sunday. Mie Clara McLean, of Luoknow, is visiting Mre. Jae. Fox. Mies Sperling, of Seaforth, is visiting 'Mise Ball Bawtiobeimar. u Mrs. J, L. Kerr is visiting Mre. (Dr.) Cavanaab at Owen Sound. Mrs. (Dr.) Twaddle and children are visiting relatives at Fergus. M. Buchanan and Mise Eleventh were vieiting at Westfield last week. Mrs. J. A. Stewart and ohildren re, turned to Toronto on Tuesday. Mrs. David Jamieson bas been danger. ously ill during the past week. J. Walkam and wife, of Kirkton, visit. ed at Thos. Moore's last week. Ruaeell Fletnber, of Chicago, Sundayed with bis grandparents at Luoknow. Will. Reid, of Gorrie, was renewing old friendships in Brueeele on the 22nd. Jack, son of Joe. Leckie, has been on the siok list but is getting all right spin, Harris Hamilton, of the Standard Bank, is away on a holiday outing for two weeks, Bev. Wm. Norton hag been vieiting with hie daughter, Mre, A. E. Treleaven, at Dungannon, Mies Maggie Meadow's, of enjoying a holiday with her John street, Brunets. Miss Millie Cummings, of here on a visit with 14irs. Swale, her grandmother. London, is mother, on Buffalo, ie Prudence 33RTTSm'F.7 m MA.RS• =TS, Fall Wheat ............. 70 71 Barley 37 87 Peas 69 60 Oats 26 27 Butter, tubs and rolls 14 15 Eggs per dozen 9 10 Flour per barrel4 00 4 60 Potatoes (per bus) 25 20 Apples (per bag)' 1 00 1 00 Balt per bbl., retail 1 00 70 Hay per ton 6 00 7 00 Hides trimmed 6 61 Hides rough - 5 5 Sheep skins, earth 80 1 00 Lamb skins earth 25 25 Hoge, Live 6 00 6 00 Wool 16 15;1 ONE CENT A WORD COLUMN. An apprentioe wanted, about 16 years of age, to learn the trade at RONALD TI1101 ENGINE WORKS, TILE PEOPLE'S COLUMN. 'TOR SALE. — A BEAUTIFUL home on Queen street, furnished or Without, at abargain. Apply to MISS M. CAMPSPILL, Brueeels, Teacher Wanted. Teacher wanted for S. S. No, 8, Grey, to take °barge after holidays. Male or female, Applioatlone received up to Juae 20111, WM. ST1OATII, 45 8 Secretary, Oranbrook P. 0. Patents Guaranteed. Our fee returned!! we fail. Any one send- ing sketch and description of any invention Will promptly receive our opinion erne eon - earning the patentability of same. How to obtain 5, patent" sent upon request. Pat- ents secured through us advertised for sale at our expense. Patents taken out through 119 receive Braman 0100008, without charge, in TEE PATENT RE00n0, an illustrated and widely circulated journal, consulted by OOan- ufaeturers and investors, Send for sample eopymore. Address VICTOR J, BVANS (Patent Attorneys,) Evans Building, Washiogteu, D, 0, REAL ESTATE. .(7ARM FOR SALE -100 GORES —South Half Lot 27, Don, 0, Morrie Tow nshlp, within !mile of Brueeele. Dwell- ing house; buildings and fences in good can. clition. The lot has -a spring creek outhe front and river Maitland 0008050 the rear. About 00 acres timber and a young bearing orchard. Apply to G. A,DEADMAN, 454f Druggist, Brussels, 150 ACRE FARM FOR SALE, Being Lot 17 and B 1 Lot 16, Con, 15, Grey. On the premises is a comfortable house, bank barn, orchard, 40. Liberal terms will be given to purchasers. Parra could be div idea, making the 100 and the 00 separate. For further particulars as to pries, terms, ,&a., apply on the premises or if by letter to Oraubrook P. 0, 40.10 JAMBS O0TBILL. LARGE FARM FOR SALE. - 040 acres, complete section, near Southwest boundary of Manitoba, Over 100 acres under cultivation. Tine twO.storeyy house costing over 01000. 8 miles from rail- way; river Souris pusses through farm; near cheap coal supply. Price 04000. Apply to JN0. D. RONALD. Tis "IitA4t^ en We Guarantee every pound we sell to be Absolutely Fungi And the price is 250, per 1b, A Fox's Drug Store. FINE FARM FOR SALE.—BE. ole Lot 20, 10 Con. 0, Morris bowneht)%, to a hon e, balm, � orchha d and land. Thein goon ware- house, and farm ie well fenoed. There ore 00 acres in Fall wheat ; 18 acne in hay and 45 acres pasture. Poseseslon could he given at come. Farm adjoins the village of n0110- 8018. I•'or further portico/are 00 to price, berP s, dos,,Badwrite to JAMBS LIVIN GSTON, von, SALE IN STEEL VIL- LAem.—The property of the late John 10111011, oonelstiug of a solid break house with frame kitehou and woodshed, good stable and ¢ ace of land all in filet-olase condition, if not sold will -be rented. POe- aeaston at any time. Tor particulars apply to War, 8E080E, 19thel; ALEX. PATTERSON Galt; or Dn,MoliiXv1r, Mt. Forest 2.010 1 11RST • OLASS FARM FOR J., fierce.—Lot• 17, con. 0, Township of Grey. 100 aoree more or less. Situate 44 miles from;Brussele and 2 miles from village of 1thel. All °bared excepting a 08008 of hardwood bush, Buildings and fences In good repair. Good wells. All Fall plowing done, Price and terms of payment on a0- plioatiou to W. M, SIN OLAIR 20-tf Barrister, &.o„ Brussels. FARM FOR SALE. -150 AORES Consisting of the South 1 and South ¢ of the North 1 of Lot86, Oon.2, Bast Wawa - nosh. Tina Is an excellent stook farm, being Well annulled with good spring water, It is situated about 3 miles from the thriving Vil- lage of Blyy111. A large part of 11 is under graes. Bulidinge and Mime are in a fitly state of repair. Basy Wine of payment will be given. For all information apply to 11-10 G.F. BLAIN. Barrleter, Brueeele. T.1ARM FOR SALE. — FOR sale Lot 21, concession 10, Malllllop, containing 100 aeroe, 80 aoree cleared and ready !moron,being well underdrained and well fenced wih oedar and blank ash. The balance treeollewlorchard timber wess,rber is a good frame novae ,and wood shod, a barn and stables °1x80 foot, also sheep house, pig pen, implement house and int other necessary Out buildings. Itis 1¢ miles Bast of the North gravel road and is con- venient to sehoole, churches, post ogles, etc. Is 74 miles from Seaforth and 10 mllee from Brussels, It is one of the beet !arms lu the township and will lm sold on easy terms as the proprietor wishes to retire. Apply 011 the premises or address Winthrop P. U. WM, MOIRRISON. A. R. Smith's Store Confidence Is said to be a plant of sure growth. It' proper- ly matured none is more certain to reward the labor be- stowed on it. We are daily reaping the reward of Confi- dence our Customers have placed in our advertising. Here are a few of this week's bargains :— PARASOLS - BEAUTIES! They are here in all their glory, The Parasols ! How shall we describe them ? Beautiful ; Lovely ; Entrancing; Give it up. Can't do them justice. Come in and see for yourself. Walton. Petra. Hewitt is dangerously ill. F. 0. Neal is home from the Medical College, Toronto, for the holidays. James Ryan, jr„ returned home Fri. day from Sandwich for his holidays. Bev. Mr, Filer's eubjeot for next Bab. brth evening will be "Out to Oalvary." Fred, Walsh, of Seaforth, event a short time in town on hie way North. He is looking hearty. The 000gregatioo of Duff's church had no regular service last Sabbath. Mr. Oranetoo returned to Welton on Thurs. day. In the report of the MoDonald•Arober wedding last week we inadvertently for- got to mention that Rev, 0. M. Filer, of Walton, performed the ceremony. Rev. A. 0, and Mrs. Tiffin :left on Taeeday for Romney, their future charge. The beet wishes of a serge circle of `friends in Walton and vicinity follow them to their new field of labor, LADIES' Fine Dongo]a Buttoned Shoes Regular price, $2150 Sale price, .. 1,26 Good range of Ladies' Low Out Shoes. Giris' 1� .. Reduced Prices, Men's Boots and Shoes. bases and Boxes coming in at Rear Entrance. Moo's, 'oaths and Boys' Clothing Sold and distributed to all parts of the Country, and still the rush con- tinues at maaarnemalleg A. R. SMITH'S, Champion Clothier.