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2nd Hand Camera I
We have a 2nd baud. Canoes that we can sell you for
0,75, Will take a picture 4* Welles square.
Photo, Supplies and. Oameras 1
We keep Photo, Supplies and any Camera or Kodak in the
market we ORO get for you, The Vivo Oamera always in stook,
Pure Paris Green !
We keep the best English at 25o. per pound.
Pun White Clover limey
Tho new honey is now in and I believe we never had
better.
Gr. A. DEADMAN, DRUGGIST, OPTICIAN, AND
BOOKSELLER.
BRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
sonfunni RETZNMON W. el. & B.
Trains leave Bruesels Station, North
and South, ate folloWe
Goma Bourn. 00200 Ronne.
-Sumas.," 7:18 a.m. Mail 2:10 p.m
Mixed ...... 9:45 a.m. I Express ...... 8.17 p.m
nal Rears parts.
A ohiel's amang ye takin' notes,
Am' faith he'll prent it.
Jura.
Moe= Wag a quiet day in town.
Ron. Tuoxsos shipped a oar of tub
batter to Halifax on Thursday.
THERE was a light' frost last week but
no damage of any account was done.
Tan puree found and advertised in
last week'e issue was claimed on Tees -
day.
Gem and Morrie Township Council
reports aro crowded oat of this week's
issue of Tan Peer,
averse is at band. The orop is only
medium. Fall wheat will be ready in
another 10 days or tbereabonte,
R. K. Ross will build an addition of
32 feet to the rear of his floor mill to be
utilized for the storage of fuel, &o.
24 Oltinmace were writing this week at
Brussels in connection with the Junior
Leaving examination. Inspector Robb,
presided.
Jura 12th will be the next celebration.
These bolidaye come thick and fast.
Brussels Orangemen will celebrate at
Listowel.
Tins excavating ie about ready for the
cellar at the new Methodist Parsonage,
and A. Lowry will build the stone
work at once.
Gee. Gmenn's racer took second money
nt tbe Hamilton races last week. Goebel
Kosnig'e "Queen's Baron" won 8rd
money at Stratford on Monday.
T3115 Monday afternoon train was de•
rayed for two hours at Goldstone by the
bursting of a flue in the engine. Another
locomotive had to be procured from
Palmeraton.
SATURDAY afternoon of this week, at 2
p. m., a joint meeting of the Directors of
theEast Huron and Grey Branch Agl.
Society will be held in the Council °ham-
ber, Brussels.
G. T. B. NO72e.-Ennoan MoArthur is
cutting the hay along the G. T. R. in
Brussels seotion of the road.-Baeker
Vanetone shipped a oar of hOge on Tnes-
day.-Paseenger traffics is lively. Agent
Sutton handles the business with neat-
ness and dispatch.
Venn Rom - The Gerrie Vidette
plumes itself on the Brussels -Gerrie
base ball matoh of OM innings eaob in
town on June 22nd after the following
fashion :-Our base ball team were en-
gaged to play inBrussele on the 22nd and
it was expeoted that oar boys would get
a drubbing. But our stalwarte oaine out
ahead by a moors of 3 to 0. The game
was not played to a finish on encount of
rain. Had the game been finished our
boye would doubtless have been much
farther ahead. The boys speak very
highly of the way they were need in
Brussels. Mr. Coohrane, of tbe firm of
Cochrane & johneton, umpired the game
in a very satisfaotory manner.
MR. DUTToN's FUNBRAL.-The funeral
of the late John Dutton, of Stratford,
took place on Wednesday afternoon of
last week to the Baptist oemetery, Wood-
stock. Many beautiful floral tributes to
the memory of the deceased were re-
oeived. Rev. R. R. MoKay, Woodetook,
conducted very impressive fnneral ob-
sequies et the house and at the grave,
hie brother, Rev. W. F. McKay, of
Stratford, not having been able to attend,
se intended, owing to the critical illness
of his little daughter. The beautiful
Masonic) 8827108 was conducted by the
looal lodge who marohed in a body to tbe
cemetery. Many were present from oat.
eide places, among them being Chris. Mo-
Lellan, representing Tecumseh Lodge, of
Statford ; G. A. Deadman, Brussels ;
and Thos. McGillicuddy, of Toronto.
The 'poll bearers were aoht Soarff,
Christian Otterbein, 111aurioe Dawes, Et.
A. 'Willie, 0. McLellan, of Stratford, arid
Geo. Eferwood.
ENTRANCE ExAMINATION.-The following
are the number of candidates writing an
the Entrance Examination in the Jasper).
torate of East Huron this year :-
Ex, Centre Boye Girls Total.
Clinton 22 35 67
Wingham 24 34 58
Blyth 14 12 26
Total
....,60 81 141
Elettforth 86 35 71
Brnesele 21 20 50
Wroxeter 18 16 33
Fordwich 6 6 ' 12
Total 81. 85 166
Grand Total 141 166 807
The imminent for the first group of
oentree,-Clinton, Wingham and Blytb,
are Pelesere, Tiouston, Leugh and Robb
and for the Stemma group, Eleaforth, Bras-
sie's, Wroxeter and Fordwiob, Messrs.
Clarkson, Shillinglaw and Robb. The
reaults will be published in the looal
papers about Silly 20th.
WEDNESDAY AND Tnun8DAY were hot
days.
Doter forget the Garden Party at John
Mooney's on Thursday evening of this
week.
EwoRTH League emblem attaohed to
a pin found. Owner may have it by
proving property. Tun Poss.
Tan resioence of Mrs. Slenomon and
Principal Cameron, Elizabeth street,
looks very trim in its new dress of paint.
&BETTOR BROS. pacing stallion took
4th place in the ream at Stratford on
Wedneeday in a olase of 7. The first
heat was done in 2.179. Lively 'going.
To meet the expenees icif June 22nd the
Committee will have to draw on the
Bank surplus to tbe extent of about $50
or $60, leaving about 0100 still to the
credit of the amount.
FERGUSok, Alexander street, wbo
purposes removing to Montana to reside
with her deughter, offers her comfortable
residence for sale. If not sold it will be
rented if suitable tenant offers.
INDDYDNIMNTFORBSTERS.-The following
are the ofdoers sleeted in connection with
Court Maitland, No. 699,1. 0. F,, Brus-
sels, for the onrrentterm Warwiok,
P. 0. 10.; W. 0. Livingston, C. R.
Frank Reys, V. 0. R. ; W. S. Sellars,
Chaplain; L. Danford, F. S. ; T. Corry,
R. 8.; Alex. Forsyth, S. W. ; Hugh Mc-
Kinnon, 3. W. ; S. Walker, S. B. ; J.
Ball, J. B. Court meets fourth Friday
in each month.
Texem.-Itlesers. Blair, Fox, Cameron
and McClellan members of Brunets
Tennis Olub made a holiday visit to
Lietowel hot Monday and played a match
with the club of that town, the home
team winning by a more of 4to 2 on the
total. Following wae the official record
Doubles - Hay and Livingstone beat
Blair and Fox, 6-3, 6-7, 6-3 ; bloCiellan
and Cameron beat Meyers and Thomp•
eon, 6-3, 3-6, 6-3. Singlea-Thompson
beat Cameron 6-4, 6-5 ; MoCiellan beat
Meyers, 6-3, 8-1 ; Livingston beat Fox,
6-3, 6-3 ; Hay beat Blair, 6-3, 7-5.
About the close of the month a return
matoh will be played in Brussels. Our
quartette speak kindly of Listowel's
hospitality.
New Broms.-As stated by TIM POST
last weak Jno. Leckie intende erecting a
brick bloats on Toroberry street. It will
be 20i x 70 feet and 2 storiee. There will
be a spaoe of 3 feet 6 inches left between
the new building and the present Leckie
block, although the front well will alma
the gap. The briok wall of A. M. Mc-
Kay & Co'e store will be utilized. Mr.
Leckie is asking for tenders for the atone
and brick work and for the exoe,vating
for the cellar. A plate glees front will
be pot in. Jno. Walker will be tbe ten-
ant and the building will be ready for
occupation next Fall. The wooden wall
in the rear of the briok store °moped
by A. Coneley will be tar papered and
oovered with sheet iron to render it fire
proof.
BOWLING. -Monday afternoon an en-
joyable game of bowling was played by
two rinks from Brussels Club at Listo.
wel. The match was played on the
lawn of Mr. Meyers and was well con-
teeted, Brassels coming out victorious
by10 shote. Our bowlers were enter-
tained at tbe Zilliax hotel. The wore
was as follows t -
BRUSSELS.
G. F. Blair,
G. DrIoOlellan,
J. H. Cameron,
D. 0. Ross, els...20
3. Hewitt,
Dr. MoNaughton,
J. Irwin,
(0.10. Gordon, ek 29
Ideeownsa
J. Logia,
D. L. &lett,
McGillivray,
B. McMillan, sk. 20
Rev. Moore,
E. Gabel,
F. R. Blewett,
Featherston, ek. 19
Total 49 39
Bruesele winning by 10 shots. Listowel
will play a return match here alertly.
EOM= Soigne Deonsann.-Another of
Seetorth's respected pioneers has de•
parted this lite in the person of Robert
Jones, sr., who passed peacefully away at
hie residence in Seaforth on Wednesday
evening of last week, having reached the
ripe age of over 81 years. He had, not
enjoyed his usual good health sinoe New
Years, though be was not afflicted by
any ptertionlar ailment, only a gradual
giving out of physioal powers. Be had
little or no suffering. Be was a robust
and active man and few would have
taken him to be nearly so old. He was a
tailor by trade and worked with Wm.
Oampbell while he was in business, and
eine then with Bright Bros, He was a
good and faithful workman, who always
enjoyed the fall oonfidenoe of his em.
ployers. He was of 8 genial, &medal
disposition, alwaye looking on the bright
aide of life, and was respected by all who
knew him. He was a native of Oroyden'
Surrey, England, and tame to Canada
when oho a young man. He first set-
tled in Toronto when it was known ag
Maddy Little York. He oatne to See, -
forth about 40 yeare ego and lime resided
here ever eine°. In 1866 he starved with
the volunteerat the time of the Fenian
Raid exeiteroant. He leaves a widow
and family of four sons and four datigh-
tern, who will ever aberigh in affectionate
memory a kind and thoughtful parent
and a worthy 0101200, He wag an Epis-
copalian in religion and a Oonservative
in politics. The rennins were interred
in the Maitlandbank cemetery Friday
afternoon at 2 o'olook. Deceased was au
uncle to James lones, jeweller, of Brne•
tele Who %goaded the funeral,
TILE BRUSSELS POST
Noe Maur Hogg, Jobe street, kindly
preeented Tim Pose with an elegant
boquet of sweet peas and other garden
tletyere laet week, the APO Of the kind We
had reoeived tbie 986800.
QED% BoLDe 1te 14,see.--The Heron
Expositor Was tooting Per AloKillop oeer
the We egg industry but J. Smith, 16111
eon, Of Orel, brought a hets'a egg to TEE
POSTlaet Saturday that measured II x
79 Molise and weighed over 8a. ounoee raid
We don't euppoee the hen that layed it
expected there was any oonmetition on.
Bnueenne HAM TRAM -Monday, Aug.
GUI, hi the date decided upon for the
holdiug of a program of races on the
mile race treats at Salmis, There Will
be three trotting rages and a mile run
of whioh fuller particulars will be given
later, The track le being tidied np and
is in firetolties shape and tbe Committee
expect to have some lively goers ae the
data plaoea it in a &mit with other
prominent points in this line of sport.
DIED, Wedneeday morning Elsie
Leotta, the little daughter of James and
fare. Danford, of Clinton, died. The
tunny were visiting in Bruseels and
locality Saturday, Sunday and Monday
and on aooeunt of the (Mild taking ill
while here the home trip was not under.
taken until Tueeday. The little girl was
a bright &ail& nearly a year old, and its
decease 12 mnah regretted. Funeral will
take plaoe from the residence of E. C.
Danford, Turnberry street, Brussels, on
Friday afternoon at 2 o'olook.
BAse BALL.-Litet Saturday evening a
Ban Ball matoh was played on Victoria
Park, Brunets, between the boom team
and the Wingham nine, resetting in a
victory for the visitors. At the oom.
menoement it looked ae if Wingham
were going to run away with them, the
pitohing of Angus being rather a puz-
zler but after tbe 3rd innings, in wbioh
the willow wielders from the Northwest
got 6 runs, the game evened up better
and some good playing was done by both
sides. In addition to Angus, Alderson
and Skeato took tarns in the pitoher's
ban but were no improvement on the first
named. Thomson and Hamilton, bat.
tory for Brussels, did well but the sup.
port was faulty at times. Allison pitob•
ed for a couple of inninge. Brunets'
weakness appears to be at the bat.
Umpire Taoker, of Wingham, was a
dandy, meting both teams. Apparently
ha desired to give both sides a good ehow
and when be blundered on one side he
evened up with a bigger blunder on the
other. The more was as follows :-
BitintaBLe 11 0 WINORABE 11 0
Thomson 0 1 Alderson
Downing 3 1
2 2
2 8
Scott
Hamilton 1 LSkoecaktriedsge ..... 1 3
1 3 Pearson 2
Roohe2
Allison 1 3
1 4 Orr
1 2 Moore
Kerr
0 4 Hamilton 0 4
1 2 Armour 1 3
AfoLaueblin 0 0 Angus 2
Total ..... 9 27 Total
424'
1 8 4 5 7 8 39
Brussels 0 0 0 0 1 3 2 8 0-0
Wiugham 1 0 0 0 1 1 2 2 4-14
With praotioe Brnesele hex tbe material
for a very good looal team but they want
to perfect themselves with the stials, as
Wingham won on bad play on the part
of their opponents rather than brilliant
work by themselves, bat of course that
belongs to the game.
0. 0. E. Pao -Mo. -The members of
Court Princtees Alexandria, No, 24, C. 0.
F., Bruseels, along with invited guests,
held 0910010 in the grove of D. Stewart,
North of Brussels, on Monday afternoon,
which was a pleasant affair. Anstme-
meats were provided in the shape of
swings and a tag of war, the only trouble
with the; latter being to get ropes shout
enough to hold the strong men. After -
n00111 train brought High Chief Ranger
Elliott, of Ingersoll, and on his arrival
the program marked oat was proceeded
with, ooneieting of mule on the bagpipes,
by Masers. Ballantyne and Stewart ;
violin and organ selections, by Mre.
Thomson, Miss Miller, Jae. Bowman,
L Frain, Jno. Leckie and D. Stewart;
harmonica, Angne Brown ; duetts by
the Misses Speir, who also responded to
a well deserved encore ; speeohes by
Geo. Rogers, Jno. Leckie Sas. Bowman,
High Chief Ranger Elliott and W. H.
Kerr. Mr. Elliott made the address of
the day dealing with the development of
the Order and giving reasons for the nn-
qaalified progress in its establishment
elute 1879 with 400 members. He said
it was not an insurance Company, but a
great fraternal, oo-operative Society, run
at minimum Web, inenranoe ranging
from $500 10 02000 as candidate wiehes.
There are now 37,000 members in (the
Dominion and the surplus in the treas-
ury e,mounte to $906,000: The death
rate in 20 years only averaged 4,93. No
intention of inoreaaiog the rates charged
at the present. 40% of what is received
is put to the reserve and a million dol.
tars 18 fignred on by the close of the
year. 9158,000 was paid last year in
death olaime. Oar money is all invested
in Canada and the whole business is
managed by our Higb Court to whioh
every subordinate Ooart may send a
representative. 7,016 new members
were added in 1899 and for the firet six
months of this year the old record for
same months is surpassed and the Higb
Court figure is 8,000 for 1900. The fro.
ternal features were dwelt upon and the
time taken of the sick and needy. 107,
000 was distributed in siok•beasfite last
year. Medical examination for &amis.
51011 to the Order is rigid but poor risks
are not wanted and as a consequenee of
Clio care the average age of the 0. 0. F.
memberehip after a life of 20 years is on
84 years, The C. 0. F. sick benefit feet'
are lower than any other Soolety and
there 20,000 members in it now. No
money hoe been lost by bad investment
since the Order was founded. To keep
the members posted a monthly offloial
organ is published giving full informa-
tion. In closing a pithy, praotioal ad.
dress the High Chief Ranger referred to
his former reeidenoe in Huron Co. and
stated that this Go. had more Conde
and more members than any other Co,
in Canada and expreesed his pleasure at
the opportunity of visiting the banner
0o. of Huron. Refreehmente in the
shape of eaudwiobes, oaks, pie, tarts,
lemonade, &c, were screed, alter whiob
the Natioeal Anthem was enng by the
company and the proceedings bronght to
a close. Wol. Blaebill presided ae °halo -
roan for the afternoon. A special meet-
ing of Court Princess Alexandria was
hew in the evening which Mr. Elliott
attended and went into the internal
Workings of the Order. A. hearty vote of
thanks was 0000rded H. C. R. 10111011 301
big visit and addrees. Mr. Elliott ham
been a prominent worker with the C. 0
F. eines ite Sneeption and well &eaves(
the honore he has received and the ee
teem lo.witiett he is held by the brother-
hood from the 41120110 to the Para*,
lire was the guest of Reeve Thomson
while In Brtielfele,
PIRE.-A.b00 7 0'am* Monday 10000 -
Ing the lire alarm was rung, ibe ateble of
an*. D. Ronald being on nre, caused by
the 9180(00 ef ashes ie a wooden yowl.
The struoture horned so quickly that it
was 0000 Wel tvith the grotled, The
Ore engine was placed at the eerner of
Church end Tornberry etreet, and the.
danger of the fire spreminlo to
reeidenoe 00,11 removed. to a.hiltiou to
the stable, whioh was a good One and nn•
ineured, there was a outter, bicycle,
stoma, storm sash, dm., eo that the loes
would possibly run from 9190 to 9000.
After the Are the engine was taken to
the river And the tank renlled, The
morning was fortanatelly calm or more
serious consequences might have meted
from the burning stable as its looation
was not far removed from Mr. Ronald'e
rosidenee.
Business Locals.
Casa for butter and eggs, A. 0ousloy,
Mmx for pale at 4o, a quart. Moe.
Wo'.
BICYCLES repaired carefully and prom pt-
ly at the Electric Light Werke,
Brines's.
Hams le going steadily. We have
got in another large stook in genuine
Black and White rubber trimming, also
niokle, silver and plated harness trim.
mines. The harnees will speak for itself
when tried. Yon can get any part in
this line you want, clusters, %hip, &o,
Ewan & Innes.
WANTED. - 100 tabs butter weekly.
Everybody pays 110. oiseh, 130. trade
for eggs. If imitation is Lb. sincieresh
flattery we might be pardoned in feeling
rather sensitively our position. Note
the Genesis of our inspiration.
G. E. Kim Wingham.
EWAN & ISM; will Sell the balance of
buggies on bend at a big reduction in
prioe. We have sold about 00 buggies
this season already and expect to sell 40
morb so come and get yonr choice.
Ewan & Lanes will have On band, next
week, a rubber tired boggy for Bale.
11 gives great satisfaction when it has
been tried. Buggy top repairing a
speoiality.
DOMINION DAY
AT WROXETER.
The celebration of Dominion Day
at Wroxeter took place last Monday but
owing to aounter.attraotions the attend -
a000 was not ae large as usual although a
goodly number of spectators were prim.
ant to witness the afternoon's program.
Drayton Band wee early on the scene
and enlivened the proceedings during the
day.
After a procession made np of Band,
bioyoliste, red coats and a few oalitlinrap•
ions, bad its parade, a game of foot ball
between the juniors of Brussels and
Wroxeter was called on at the Park.
Tbe former won a goal early in the play
and during the balance of the hour allot.
ted, the sphere was not permitted to
enter either goal, although a number of
times it hovered dangerously near.
Harris Hamilton gave good eatiefaotion
ae referee. The teems were composed
of the following players :-
Bnossncs Wcoxamart
L Herr Goal A. Hem hill
Beaks
a PrVk"
ht McGuire- 47...
. .............................
W0amotaroiliiii.} ...
Bootle 8 Hamilton
.a.m
,...,.A Rae
Geo McKay
lt Cardiff Centre ...... Smith
W Roche ...... I" wing j 11MP°Slirthn
o
uo.d.... .... ... 11, R. win, {
WekMiReesJao r
A. new foot ball and expenses fell to the
lot of the Brussels youths as a result of
their winning. Dinner over the pro.
gram was rammed at the Park the open-
ing event being a half mile bioyole rase
in heats. Some lively riding was dons
but A. MoIvor, of Goderiob, was too fleet
for the party and took 1st money with 1'.
Cowan in 2nd place.
To a well played waltz by the Band
H. Wigbtman, of Wingham, gave an
exhibition of his 'skill on the Black wire.
He also performed a number of olever
feats with knives, boxes, dm. Mr. White-
man does all he undertakes vary well and
appears to be quite a favorite with the
public.
The Base Ball match between tbe
home nine, with J. Moore, of Harriston,
in the box, and the Cargill olub was well
fought out and °lose enough, even to the
last innings to be anybody's game, 112e
soore being a tie at close of 8th innings.
Additional partioulars may be gleaned
from the following score :-
WnoXtrall R 0 CARGILL 11 0
2 3 0 Clark, 2 3
Bmaol r,
0 0 Robinson, gb ... 1 3
Rae, se 1 8 Loughleen, p ... 1 4
Brawn, 1 2 Neleon se 1
W Kaake,2b 2 1 Markle: lib 1 2
AlVilaae
nk!bef 2 2 Bow'es, of rf /
0 5 Andereon,lf0 4
imamithiebortn,if
1 4 NOlark,lb ...,.. 1 2
Totals - 10 17 Totale 11 2-77
1 2 8 6 0 7 8 9
Wroxeter 0 0 8 0 1 0 2 1 0-10
Cargill 0 2 1 2 1 2 0 2 1-11
Wroxeter upheld its old time reputation
for lively base ball and Cargill was fairly
entitled to its hoiels.
A three mile bioyole race brought out
the staying powers of the contestants
and the winners were Molvor, Cowan and
Yeah, In the half mile oironit for
looal wheel Men the awards went to Kaake,
Rae and Hemphill. These are not all
the fast bike riders either ae Jack Brawn
is supposed to be speedy enough to keep
many a professional aunties along.
NOTES.-Mesers. Sanderson and Gib.
son, of Toronto, were among our visitors
on Monday. -4.00b. Moffatt had a bad
gash oat in hie leg Monday morning
while assisting in firing a militia from a
small cannon. -The acrobats announced
failed to materialize.-Robt Black helped
keep down the duet on the track with the
water tank from his mill.
CHURCH CIIIMES.
Bev, JI10, Helmets will preach at Oran -
brook next Sabbath afternoon.
Melville Sabbath Sohool pio•nie will be
held Friday afternoon of this week in D.
Stewart's grove, Brunetti Nertb,
13,07. Mr. Burwash, of Salem, who
superannuated this year, will open a store
in Wingham to which town he has moved.
A. week from next Sabbath morning
demons will be preached in Melville,
St. John's and the Methodist ohurchee on
"Sabbath Observanoe."
A. report 01 1110 County Christian
cleaver Convention Wall given at the Up -
worth League service last Sabbath even.
Ing in the Methodist obutell,
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HEAD OFFICE) TORONTO
CAPITAL PAID UP (One Million Dollars) • 111,000,000
RKSKRYDI FUND •
5900,000
490"q 88 in ii Princilmli Points iROntarfo, Ottebee, Manitoba, United States «51009(03111.
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A. General Banking Business Transaoted, Farmers, Notes Discounted.
Drafts 'salmi and 001100tiOne made on all pointe. •
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT.
Interest allowed on deposits of 91.00 and upwards.
Snorer, Amsurrou cum TO TIM 001,I,KOTION or PAMERIM' Stns Norm
Every Malay afforded Cutomere living at a dietanoe.
J, N. GORDON, Ammo Arum'.
Rev. Dr. Johnston, of London, has de.
olined the call to Hnox church, Toronto.
A meeting of Wingham Distriot Ep-
worth League Ilxeoutive will be held at
Wingham shortly to arrange program for
the next Convention 17111012 will be held
at Gerrie.
Next Sunday Itev, Mr. Abey will eon.
doot eervioes at Summerhill and Holmes-
ville. Mr. Hovey, of Wyoliffe College,
Toronto, will fill the pulpit in St. John's
ohurob, Brussel.
Owing to failing health, Rev. S. Sellery,
B. D, of the Central Methodist ohurob,
Woodotook, formerly of Bruseels, has
been granted a three months' vacation.
We hope the holiday will fully restore
him to hie former good health.
There were probably 200 people attend-
ed the Union Sunday School pio-nio on
Townley of St. john's and St. George%
&anthem, Brussels and Walton, in Mr.
Sholdioe's grove along the gravel road.
In addition to the usual pio nio program
there was a series of raoes that afforded
the children a good deal of pleasure,
7BC)MDTn"..
BELDEN.-In Winnipeg, on June 21st, to
Mr. and Mre. Jae. Belden, a eon,
Commas -In Elma, on Jane 28rd, the
wife of Mr. James Cookwell of a
daughter.
FRABER.-In Morrie, on 5008 25th, to
Mr. and Mrs. m. Fraeer, a daugh-
ter.
HANEY.-In BilleVale, on June 24111, to
Ur. and Mro. Geo. Haney, a son,
Nronon.-In Elmo, on June 28112, the
wife of Mr. Wm. Nichol of a eon.
esx.taxemeassozo.
Cnoose-Fain. - In the Presbyterian
church, Clinton, by Rev. Alex.
Stewart, on Wednesday, Jane 27111,
Mr. W. L. Clams, of St. Louis,
Missouri, to Mies Dollie, daughter of
the late Thomas Fair.
OSBORNE -HatomvEs.-In Listowel, on
June 27, by Rev. Henry Irvine, Mr.
Ohara Osborne, of Grey, to Mies
Nettie Hargreaves, of Listowel.
ZDSESIDD..
DU/MOBIL-In Olinton, On July 4, Elsie
Leotta, infant daughter of James and
Mrs. Danford, aged 11 months and
14 days.
EIMINGTON.-At Glens Hill, on July 2nd,
Mary, daughter of David and Mrs.
Errington, aged 22 years, 3 mons.
and 13 days.
ONE CENT A WORD COLUMN.
AN apprentice wanted, about 16 yeare
of ago, to learn the trade at
RONALD EIRE ENGIRD WORKS.
THE PEOPLE'S COLUitfilli
jpOR SALE. — 4. BEATJTIFUL
4. hr'mo on gneen Area*, furnished OD
withal% at a bargain. Apply to
DDSS M. OAMPBELL, Brussels,
001VIFORTABLE 13RICK 10108.
01)8000 for nate or to rent, Alexander
street, 2 doors South of Public Soboo], Brus-
sels. House in good repair, 9 acre of land,
and good cellar, well, dm. Small finite in
000100, P088868100 eould bo given ab once
if Mildred, For further partioulars apply on
the premises to MRS. FERGUSON. WM
Tenders Wanted
Sealed Madera will be moolved for one
week only from date hereof, for stonework,
briolcwork, roollug and plastering a store to
be erected 00 101000010, Speadioations may
be seen at the residence of the undersigned.
The lowest or any tender 001 neoessarily ao-
oepted.
Dated July 5th, 1000,
J. LECKIE.
Separate Tenders will also bo received for
exertvation,
REAL ESTATE.
FARM FOR SALE -100 ACRES
-South Efalf Lot 27, Con- 0, BIOME
Tow !whip, with in 1 mile of Brussele. D
house, buildings and fences in good eon.
'Brion. The lathes a amine meek on the
front and river Maitland mosses the roar,
About 00 mires timber and a young bearing
orchard. Apply to G. A. DEADMAN,
46-tf Druggiat, Brussels.
1.5r, ACRE BARN' FOR SALE,
t.1 Being Lot 17 and 13 0 Lot 10, Oon.
16, Grey. On the pra101000 is a comfor table
house, bank bars, orchard, dia. Liberal
terms will be given to purchas:we. Farm
00010 110 divided, making the 100 and 1120 00
separate, For further partioulars air to
price, terms, 40., apply on the premises or
if by letter to Oraubrook P.O.
4641 JAMES CUTHILL.
L.A.RGE FARM FUR SALE.—
-LA 040 acres, coniplato 'motion, near
Southwest boundary of Manitoba. Over 100
acmes under cultivation. Pine two•storey
house costing over 81000. 8 miles from rail-
way; river Souris pateek through farm;
near cheap opal supply. Price 54000.
Apply to jNO, D, RONALD.
JULY 1900
axis
Green
We Guarantee every
pound we sell to be
Abolutely rine
And the price is
25o, per ib.
.4 T---.44screer
Fox's Drug Store.
Loin FARM FOR SAL]3L-1310.
.1. 10000100,101 Om 5, Morris township,
containing 08 acme of first-class land. There
(0 5. house, barn, orchard and good warehonse, and farm is well fenced. Micro aro
85 mores iu Pall wheat; 1000500 in hay and
45 acme paeture, Poiniession could be given
at once. Farm adjoins the village of Brus-
sels, Por further particulars as to price,
benne, die., write to JAMES LIVINGSTON,
20, 12,, Baden. 22.11
1.1O10 SALE IN ETHEL VIL-
A- Leant -The property of the late John
Elliott, °awarding 01 a solid brick house,
with frame kitchen and woodshed, good
stable and 4 aoro of land, all iu first-class
condition, If not sold will be rented. Poe-
m:40810n at any time. For particulare apply
to War. SEENOB, Ethel; Amax. 12420105000
Galt or DR,MolIanvity, 001. 1202501 2011
714 IRST - CLASS FARM FOR
SA/db.-LW 17, oon. 9, Township of
Grey. 100 sores more or lees, Situate 14
nines from:Blussels and 2 miles from village
of Ethel. All oleored excepting 6 times of
hardwood bush. Buildings and fenoeo in
good repair. Good walla All Pall plowing
done. Price and terms of payment on op.
Mention to W. 00. SINCLAIR,
20-tf Barrister, eke., Brussels,
T_TIARIT FOR SALE. -150 ACMES
JL. OonsistIng of the South 4 and South
01 5110 North 9 of Let 80, Con 2, Suet Wawa -
nosh. This is an excellent stook farm,being
well supplied with good spring water. Otto
situated about 3 miles from the thriving TO.
Ingo of Blyth. A Immo part of 11 10 under
grass, Buildings and femme aro In a Dar
state of repair, Easy terms 01 101710001 will
be given. For all information apply to
11-tf 12,13', BLAIR, Barrieter, Brussels.
FARR FOR SALE. — FUR
aide Lot 21, Concession 10, MoKillop,
containing 100 mime, 80 aims cleared and
ready for crop, being well undardrolued and
well fenced with oenar andblook ash. The
halftime le timber and pasture. There is
small orchard and three good wells. There
is a good frame home and wood shed, a.
barn and stables 01x80 feet, also sheep
house, pig pen, implement houee and all
other necessary out buildings. 31 10 19 miles
East of the North gravel road and is oon•
venient to schools, churches, p001 01000, 810.
00 74 milefrom Seaforth and 10 miles from
Brussels. It le one of the beet farms in
the township and will bo eolci on easy terms
as tho proprietor wishes to retire, Apply
on the premises or address Winthrop P. O.
WM. MORRISON.
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A. R. Smith's Store News!
Confidence
Is said to be a plant of sure growth. If 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 1 How
shall we describe them ? Beautiful ; Lovely ; Entrancing;
Give it up. Can't do them justice. Come in and see for
yourself.
LADIES'
Fine Bongo%
Buttoned Shoes
Regular price, S2,50
Sale price, . 1,25
Good range of Ladies'
Low Cut Shoes.
1101-8' gifh'
.. At Reduced Prices,
Men's Boots
and Shoes:
A.
Cases and Boxes
coming in at
Rear Entrance.
Men's, rotthe and.
Boys' Clothing
Sold and distributed
to all parts of the Country,
and still the rush con-
tinues at
R S M ITS
_ H 2 Champion Clothier.