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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1900-7-19, Page 5114 J'uLy l'9, 1000 TILL:BlttISSELS k'ps.'ll BUSINESS CARDS, '1\/rONEY T10 LOAN .ATG PER 11 Dont. 7,1i, SOOT'1', lireaael°, NAT H. 14001.1n,OKEN— • testier of Marriage Mimeos. Of - hoe at Or000ry, Turnberry street, Brussel& N. BARRETT— , Tonoorlal Artist, Bbop--No:ol door North of the Standard Bank, Ladies' and Children's hair outting'a epeoialte, 1ARAIS .FOR SALE.r•'J.'zE UN. c annex pan11aayoor severalgood Farms for Oslo oand oola 0 11 (lto any tortes, lu '1'owaehipe 01 Morris and Grey, it B, St7UTT.Brueaele M. MDRRISO1 Issuer of Marriage Licenses, WALTON. ONT. MISS JEAN M'LAUCHLIN, 7EAM1111111 07— PIANO - AND - ORGAN, i3zv' V's1 1 S, exam, ROBERT OUNNINGHAMI ZN0O1Alaon, . FIRE AND MARINE. GUELPH. MISS SARAH LOUISE MOORE, L. O. M„ A endemic graduate' of London Oonoerva- tory of Muelo. oleo Member of the Associated Mnotolans 0! Ontario, is prepared to receive a limited number of Pupils for inetruotion on the piano. Qualified to prepare pupil for the Prinolpal's Form is the Conservatory of Music, Brussel&, .Ontario. A LEX. HUNT'ER— t9 olark of the Fourth Diviolou Court, Co, Huron; Conveyancer, Notary Public, Land, Loan rand lne1raat00 Agent; Auotlon- eer. Funis luveeted and to'9oan. Onlleo- . tions made. Office iu Grahtun'ep3look, Brea- . sole, AUCTIONEERS. 'ES. SCOTT AS AN AUOTION• wan, will sell for bettor prices, to better men in Lees time and lose (shelves than any other Auotloneor in Mist Unroll or he won't charge anything. Dittos and orders can always be arranged at tole h21ce or by personal application. DENTISTRY F. W. TWEDDLE, (1,0111140211 Our 6EAFOBWn) DENTIST. Graduate of R. 0. D 8., Toronto ; Poet Grad. unto (mares at Hnekel'e School, Chicago, in orowu and bridge work, 13Priceo same as in surrounding towns. 21. OAlee over A.R. Smith's store, Brussels. VETERINARY. T D. WARWICK— ea • Honer Graduate o1 the Ontario Vet- erinary College, is prepared to treat all die- (sases of domoetiaatod animals tit a oompet- eetmannor. Particular attention paid to Veterinary Dentistry. 0e110 promptly at- tended to. Ofilee and Infirmary—Four doors Norio of bridge, Turnberry at., Brussels. LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING. VV. Ili. SINCLAIR-- a Barrister, Solicitor, l0Ouveyancer, - Notary Public, &o. Olfioe-8 towart'a Block 1 door Nor Lb of Central Hotel., Solicitor for the Standard Bank. GF. BLAIR, BARRISTER, lJ� Bolioltor, &o. OT rte over Stand- ard Bank. So1)oitor for Village of Brussels. Money to Loan at lowest rate0. G. CAMERON— • (Formorly of Camerae, Holt & Cameron) Barrister and Solicitor, Go(1wioh Ont. Ofiloe—Hamilton street, opposite 001. borne Hotel, MEDICAL CARDS. E. T. SNIDER, M. i)„ C. Licentiate of Royal College of Phyetoiane and sal'geen8,'iiiugebon ; Member of the Col- lea of Physiolans and Burgeons of Ontario, Diseases of Women and Obildreu a special- ty. Nine years' experience. 07100 and res- idence, opposite Englioh.church , Brussels, J. A, M'NAUGHTON, nt. n., n. M., 'PrioitylUnivoreity,Fellow Trinityy. Medical College, Member Collage of Pbyeioiaus and Serpens Ont. Licentiate of the Royal Col- lege of Serpens, and Licentiate of Mid- WIfery Edinburgh. IarTolepbone N0.14, Residence—M111 street, Biennials. DR. SIM. 6 HOLMES, enein0IAN, 02003308 ANb A0000011E1311, (Sttocessor to Ilr,E, II. ICalbl1Ciseh) M. D. Bellevue Hospital Med. Col., New 'York •MD M lotoria University, Toon- 20•iMember of t g e Yb Metall and 8u(oone of Ontario. Special attention paid t0 diseases of women, eye, ear, n000 and throat. le•tf D. F. SMITH, M. D. O. M., Oradnoto 0f McGill College, Montreal, &o, All specialty work eatisfuetorily treat- ed. 011i00 upstairs In the Stratton 1310018, Offto hours, A to 12 a. 1u., and 7 to 10 9, m. Spooialine work, such as for eye, ear, throat, &o,. in the Whim at his reindeuooElizabeth street, from 2 to 6 p m. A11 14e.thei0es will be diepeneed personally by the Dr. or under hie direat 110erv1610n. Fall Term Opens ScpLL 46 CEFJTRRL' J J L No less than eight large bu91no80 colleges have applied to un within the int six week0 Wr'in0011th0ir gtaduata0 to. take poeiti0n0 no teach,- 0 a , At many n0 dvo 11 uo00 demo haveve applied to u0 to Duo Baylor Dube (28111, Thio 19 surely tho boot 0011001 Mr you, Catalogue teen. .16', J. Ii1,L*OTT, PrtnelpiQ, !1'IzeB�.i t.;7u::. _ne� s 137 Ontario Listowel l EQUAL. TO ANT IN ONT.ARip. A thorough, rompleto and praotioal train- ing in all branohee of Commercial work, at oousiderably lees than ro122(92 rates. For full information apply grooms or Uattege ever feet (M120. L. HARTT, I.IBTOW1IL, PRINCIPAL,: 13r,atrtct eti)5. .131.6- Os. Dr. Miioo hag [uncharted a dootor'e Stanhope 061110ge. Sunday Rev, 0. L, Mala oonduoted farewell services ju Trinity oharah. Thos, Higley, of Blenheim, visited with Blyth friends fora few days. Dare. A. MaoVioar and baby, of Blunts - villa, are viaiting with Rev. and lrlr0. McLean. Bcohmer & Co., of Berlin, have a large staff at work putting in the Queen street sewer. Mica Amy Elder, of the Presbyterian Ladies' college, Toronto, is home for the Summer vacation, Joseph Keliy, of the Detroit Sohool of Medioine, ie spending a portion of his va. cation at his home here. Luokuow. During the heavy wind storm a Targe portion of the iron smoke stack on Tre- leaven Brae', millswas blown down. R. D. Cameron was in St. Thomas last week auditing the books of the High Court of independent Order of Foresters. A Gold Medal contest will be held in the Town Bali, contestants from Tees - water, Ripley and Luokoow will compete. At a recent meeting of the County Council the committee On petitions and by laws recommended an increase in the pedlar and hawkers licensee making the fee as follows :—On foot to $68 ; with one borne to $72 ; and with additional horse $96. The report was adopted but the by-law confirming received oul ytbefirst reading and was laid over until December. Grarrist. Mies Robina Baine, of North Bay, ie ependiug her vacation under the parental roof. • A cow belonging to Mr. Gough was struck by aneugine and both of her lege broken. She had to be killed. Austin Mumtaz] met with a bad 0ooi- dent. 13e and John Bowyer were build. ins a fence when the axe in the hand of Mr. Bowyer glanced and bit Mr. Bunton on the wrist. Fortunately it wag the bank of the axe whioh bit him or he would have been minus his left hand, ea 11 le it wag very badly bruised, Jame Leech very narrowly escaped what might have post him his life. The 0. P. R. train which should arrive in Gorrie at 12.60 was unusually late. Mr. Leech was driving into town and knowing that it was near time for the train koro the West an he drew near the orose- ing on Viotoria street he naturally was watching in that direction. When be. )ween the traoke the train from the East whistled when almost upon him and as he oroesed the traok the train dashed by only a few inohee from the buggy. Sentenced To pseud.. "You are in the last stages of ooneump- tion and cannot live more than a month," were the words of doom beard by Mrs. Rosa Richardson, of Laurel Springe, N. 0., from her dootoro, "but she began to nee Dr. King's New Dieuovery" pyrites R. L. Daugbton, of that place, "and was oared by it. She is now a stoat, well woman." 71'e the supreme oars for dee. perste dioeeaee of throat and lunge, In. fallible for Coughs, Colds Bronohitie, Asthma, Oroup, Whooping Cough, Guaranteed bottles 50a and $1.00. Sold at G. A. Deadman'e drug store. Lies 'to w ell. The Driving Park Association having reentered the Girouit, a0uounoed a race meeting on Ang. 9 and 10, following the Brussels ranee. Mita Florence Godfrey, daughter of W. Godfrey, G. T. R. agent, has returned to town, after taking a highly suooeeetnl course at the Toronto College of Mueio, Mrs. F. G. Pardee and two mhildren, of Medicine Hat, N. W. T., will spend a month or two with Mrs. Forster's par. ants, Jas. and Mre. Perrin, lokerman etreet, Jacob Bray, of Elute, has decided to retire from farming and has sold hie fine farm in Elma, lot 11, con. 4, to W. J. Alexander, of the Benne townebip, the prima being $0,600. Mr. Bray, who had the miefortune to fracture hie leg about a fortnight ago, is stilt confined to his bed, but 19 making good progress toward recovery. He will take up bis residence in Listowel as soon as he is able to make arrangements for removing. Ailsa Dsey Martin, teacher in the Regina Public school, and J. S. Martin, soienoe master in the Niagara Falls High School, are home for the holidays. Will. Martin, traveller for the Goodyear Rub. bar Go., has also arrived Home, but 10 under the doctor's dare, having enetained, a compound traders of his leg in a run- away aooident while travelling in Tenne. see some five or six weeks ago, and bad only 1000Vere1 eu8ioieutly to permit of him doming home. ElismANos LIST. --Of the 61 candidates who wrote at the Entrance examination at the Listowel High School, 60 have outmoded in pausing. 88 of the total were from the Listowel Pubiic school, and all but 3 passed. The names of the encoeeaful candidates and marks taken are es follows :—Myrtle Barber 607, Maud Bartley 689, Emma Barton 619, Atolls Bright 650, Norma Burnett 614, Carrie(larthew 684, Agnes Cleland 657, Jeeele Olimie 670, Jean Cullen 616, Luella Fear 001, Pearl Gibson 694, Pearl Goddard 503, Helen Hawkins 670, Ruby L vin atone 684, Louisa Male 561, Grace Markham 598, Ruby Marko 575,Aegg MoKsnzie 655, Fannie MoLauoiin 607, Luoy Noble 629, 'piffle Robertson 687, Lenora Shaffer 662, Minnie Sherman 654, Arnett% Smith 578, Viola Spears 667, Bertha Squires 558, Clara Stephen 018, Beatrice Tatham 850, Frank Bradley 552, Manly 86008 ,692, Jarmo Cameron 677, Percy Davidson 650, Hislop Dickson 028, Cameron rental, 660, Stanley Hardie 026, John Hawke 882, Andrew Hemphill 702, Joshua J.ohnetOne 617, Peel Large 782, Josiah MoFarlage 580, Perot' Raines 146, George Sharpe 001., Ale, liimpeon 844, Win, Spence 007, Albert Stoll 692, Req Taeeie 694, Joo Terhune 505, join Vernon 018, Roland Wilson 699, , Ilor hoed A Fright, "Large sores covered the bead and fade of our abaci," writes 0. D, Iebiil, of Morgantown, Tenn., "that no treatment helped until we need Buokleo'a Arnica Salve, whioh ggiokly oared heir.' In. fallible in Demotions, Bruioee, A.00idente, Piles. Only 25o at G. A, Deadmao's drug etore. "No Surrender." 1690 1000 B1G C9LCI1II.'t'IDN AT MSTOWIS4. 210 years have punted away eines William of Orange mime over to Eng- land, urged to his duty by the impulse of religious rights and liberty. Although the rote/ethers of Orangeiem have long since passed away, the celebration There. day of last week, in Listowel, proved conclusively dint the order was a lasting one, very near to the hearts of many in this motion, and that it had the respect of a throng of people, seldom witnessed on any other 000aeion. Arrangemegte were made by Listowel to a000mmodate over 60 lodges, and there was no disappointment to any one. The early moreieg brought the rumbling sound of the approaching drums of the nearer lodgesae they paraded along the streets. ]]very train whioh arrived, in the town greatly multiplied the number of visitors. At 10.90, when the special train from tho South arrived, the fears of the moat peeeimiotio were dispelled. Thirteen moaohea jammed full from one end to the other ie a fair .estimation of the throng whioh arrived in Listowel at that hour. Add that the sky had fully brightened up and the muse of the occasion was assured. After the Mount Forest band, whioh was the reception band, had ushered the visitors to the Town Hall, where all paraphernalia was stored, all made baete to eat. Io addition to the ample prepare. tions made by the hotels and confectioners several of the ohurohes and private 0(01- zene had tables spread, so that no dearth of good things for the hungry was ex. periencod. About Dna o'olook the lodges assembled in the Athletic Park, where a grand prooeesion, whioh euoirsled mush of th,e prosperous Northern town wart arranged. The eight whioh the park presented for a short time was one which drew forth many remarks of sympathy, and praise for this noble order. The eixtybanners of beauty, nicely extended by the gentle breezes whioh prevailed, were eurely significant of the pease and yet earnest purpose of the Orange Order, end its kindred societies, whioh were represented. Among those present we were able to get the following lodges : Milverton, No. 1035 ; Cedarville, No. 1258 ; Stratford, No. 759 ; Logan, No. 908 ; Belmore, No. 11 ; Walton, No, 252, with representa. times of the Ladies' True Bine Lodge, No, 16 ; Orangebilt, No. 675 ; Ethel, No. 66; Wartburg, No, 1820 ; Palmeretoo, No. 655 ; Kirkton, No. 691 ; Biddulph, No. 890 ; Mildmay, No. 1219 ; Brussels, No. 774 ; Blnevale, No. 776 ; Woodham, Nn, 492 ; Downie, No. 707 ; Orwell!, No. 858 ; Conn., No. 49 1 Listowel, No. 370 ; Fordwinb, 0. Y. B., No. 4 ; Orangehili, 0 Y. B., No. 78 ; Trowbridge, No, 652 ; Smith Huvon, No. 878 ; Grey, No. 49 ; Monbt Forest', No. 699 ; Grey, No. 607 ; 0000, No. 986 ; Salem, No. 922 I Son• shiue, No. 459 ; Howiok, Noe. 642 and 575 ; Zion, No. 1219 ; Allen Park; No. 668; Varner, No. 689 ; Grey, No. 1192 ; Dromore, No. 861 ; Millbank, No, 751 ; Weileolly, No. 23; Wallace, Noe. 1847 ; 332, 627 and 656 ; Gowanetown, No. 970 ; Donegal, No. 78 ; Molesworth, No. $69 ; Carthage, No. 544 ; Atwood, No, 690 ; Britton, No. 677; Glendale, No. 592 ; Hanover, 547. Atter the parade the prooe•sion return- ed to the parlr and Boon the rink was orowded to its utmost oapaoity by those who wished to spend a abort time Iieten- iog to the defence and explanation of the work of the Orange oocietiee, B. Caswell, County Master, presided and opened the meeting by a few well chosen remarks. He asked for order during the afternoon, whioh was usually good. The speaker went on to say that a sheer had helped Tommy Atkins in Africa, so if a speaker were deserving of a ohoer, give it to him, and then let him proceed. That was the largest gathering Listowel had ever aeon, and no doubt it was partly caused by the stirring times in whioh we live, and every patriotio man and woman in the world should go out to celebrate the day whioh has given the world, religious liberty. The speaker lauded the tending out of contingents to Africa, stating that it was th1 duty of every Orangeman to resist any attempt to weaken the British Empire. The Order was advancing onward and upward, and were willing and able,If walled upon, to stand byn ten their • liberty, whioh their forefathers had won with the grand old motto, "No Surrender." Mayor Watson, of Listowel, wee the next speaker. Ho appeared on, behalf of the town and Oounoil, and extended a hearty welcome to the lodges, hoping that none would regret the selection of Listowel as the meeting ground for 1900. 13. Willoughby, D. M., of Elms, was next mailed upon. The speaker referred Welly to the work the organization bad done in extending religiouel liberty, and then made way for others who were to fol low, Rev, Mr. Irvine, of Listowel, was the next speaker, and his adduce was a good lesson to many of the unthinking admir. ere of the Order. The Speaker was born and raised a Roman Catholic and upon his first acquaigtanoe with Oeabgeiem was not very favorably impre0sed, "To hell with the Pope" and similar °enema Mons having been .beard, Later be n m t be a e aesootated with ag rand old Orangeman, whom be know to bo honest and upright, and with him he learned what true Oranp,etem meant, and how wrong the mottvee of the Order were by their follow ohurohmen. He Don. eequentty made the change in his lite, and wag today an example of God.toal. Mg Orangelem, The epeeker said the Orrice would stand by the British, Empire and the Queen. During the last year the world had seen what the loyalty of the true Belton meant, Some people aG the outbreak of the late wee said Britain bad gone into 6131313080(ot with a desire and greed for gold, and on that 400000t the millionaire should bo the one to engage 1113 blue and money in the eon. $lot. On the contrary, the same high ideate of liberty wiueh prompted the .viotorious British arms in days gone by, urged them to their duty et present. Coolie', (hikes' and milfionairee' sone had all gone to share in the hardest of the ,00ntliot and the greatest of the glory. The wealthy young men of Britain had gone out to Africa at their own expeue". Omit 1Rho101 spent hie money and his person in the hotteet of the fray, nod nnmeroue others might be mentioned. France bowled after the slight revereeo whioh oar arms met,, that Britain was failing, bat the war had shown that Britain was growing, Boller either friend or made a way 10 Ladysmith, while LordRoberte' campaign was a triumphant marob,suoeesfully conducted by brains and energy. The British was not a fail- ing nation. 76 stood for the beet of ho. inanity and the glory of God, concluded Mr. Irvine• 3. 141. Thompeoa, G. M., 0. Y. B., of Fordwioh, was the next speaker, and made a few short remarks on the society he represented. He approved of the cele- bration of all national days, but the 12th was a day of greater importance than any of them. It was a day on whioh religions liberty triumphed over tyranny and was worthy of the honor of all. The Orange sooietiee should not be judged by the roughs, which, he wag sorry to say, were to be found in 000neobioo with every so- (iety and church. Judge the Order by its oonstltotion and those who followed it out, and it surnamed any chinch or organization in the land. Mr, Thompson Mowed how metal the lodged should be in receiving members, stating that snob of their success lay there. Wm, White, of Hibbert, was the nex speaker, and was asked for a speech and song. He highly appreciated the honor paid him, an old 1)00181er from the South, and disappointed none. Mr. White expressed bis bopee that every Orangeman in Listowel would aot in a manner that would bring honor to the Order, rattler than disgrace. In con- clusion Mr. White very nicely rendered a patriotic song whioh was exoellently re. oeived by the immense gathering. Rev. Mr. Armstrong, of Millbank, was the next speaker, and after paying a few tributes to hie Dative Boil, as none bat an Irishman can do, expressed himself very kindly toward the Orange Order. He eoorned the idea of some that the Order would in any way insult or injure the Pope in Rome. They would, however, stand true to the religious liberty of Protestantism. Kruger's' runaway in Africa made Mr. Armstrong think of the runaway of James in the days of old, whioh introduced liberty into Britain and the world. Mr. Fitzgerald, Grand Master of the Tree Blues of Ontario, was the next speaker, and was a volume of information on the Orange societies'. Having retort'. ed to the spirit whioh prompted William to come over to England, and wbioh en- sured his mosses, he showed that Orange - ism had not outlived its 'usefulness. Roman Catholicism was aggressive, The Orange blood had prevented Ireland being given bank to Boman rule and had saved Manitoba with her schools. The speaker regretted that Canadian children should be separated in youth by a eohoo! system or dual language, saying that in those reepente there was mnoh to be done. Orangeiem was no pulitioal organization, and as soon as any man need the Order In that oapaoity be was false to his moat sacred obligation. They had no purpose to injure a Roman Catbolio, or deprive them of their rigbte. They only celebrated the memory of William, who gave them their rights and were willing t11at all others shoal(' have equal liberty bob would never see Protestantism abused. The Orange Society had been more insulted than any other in the land and still it was in calm waters, and mould bold up its bead. The three main and tnndameotal prinaiples of the order were, "Fear God" "Love The Brotherhood" "Honor The King" Man of such a color were bound to be good subjects and would never be found to shirk duty when loyalty was required. Mr. Fitzgerald spoke at some length on behalf of the home the Orange eooieties were enpporting of late in Platen, show- ing:wherein it was useful, and how it woe maintained. At the close of the address a oolleotion wee taken up in behalf of this cause, which was liberally responded to, and concluded his remarks by making a strong appeal to all Orange sympathisers to be respectful to all others, but to use every means and energy to promote (their Order, one (tattoo!, one language and the Union Jaok. While the contributions were being taken Mr. Magwood made a few remarks appreoiative of the Order, and the good day in Listowel whioh was conducted go enooesefally throughout. The meeting Closed about 5 p. In. with cheers, and thus ended one of the grand. est days Orangeism has ever seen in the di 90 9ECICEB. AT 31201120180. The memory of King William and the. battle of the Boyne was celebrated at Kinosrdine right royally under the am- putee of Kincardine L. 0. L., 765. The visitors numbered 6,000. Thera w110 a large prooeoeion to Lakeview Park, where Mayor MoKendriok welcomed the visitors. The orator of the day was Alexander Muir, Other speakers were H. F, Hal- denby, County Master, Weet Brume (W. H, aoted as chairman) ; Lient.Mol. Boot), Kincardine ; A. H. Muegreee, Wingham ; Rev. G. A. Hall, Bervia, and Dr. Martyr), Kinoardine. Goderiolia. The Goderioh Organ Co, received a oar of lumber from St. Louie last week, Albert Diokoou has taken it poeition as junior in the Bank of Montreal at Strut. ford. P. B. Holmes is emoting a one sod a halt story oonorete dwelling at hie coal yard,a mar the station. - Drt, G. 0. Shannon and W. P. Gatiaw have formed a partnership in the practise of medicine and surgery. Last month's ehipmente from the Goderiob knitting factory were the heaviest in the history of the company. A, 112, Polley ie now running a hand- some 'bus, comfortably furnished within and elegantly painted without. The; The law pioee of town :will close din, ing Joly and Angngt at 1 o'oimer p. m., on Saturdays and 8 o'oiooltOP other days, A peddler was fined $10 and mete by POlfae Magistrate 801998[ for neglecting t0 )aka out a 11ee0oo, The constables are looking for others who make the game mistake, The Public eobool board is advertieleg for a teeoiler with a lirst•oiaos oertidoate to 8(1 the poeition of principal made vacant by the death of Aar. Balls. The salary je planed at $700 per an0am. W, H. Roherboon, (13erb) of Toronto, formerly of Goderioh, hes boon added to the staff of ou3tome ouumerators at Ottawa, a branob of service recently in- etituted by Hon. Mr. Paterson in the in, tercet of the tutelaries community. W. Warnock, our well-known amateur gardener, i0 growing aome of hie famous ognashfar exhibition at the Indiana State fair, whioh takes plane at Indianapolis in September. The prize is offered by a firm whose fertilizer Mr. War000k le using this year with hie sgoash. lyre Troubles OVA Minister. To benefit others Rev. J,T. W. Vernuu, of Hartwell, Ga„ writer : "For a long time I had a running sore on my leg. I tried many remediee without benefit uu- ti1 7 used a bottle of Mleotrio Bitters and a box of Buokleo's Arnica Salve, whioh cured me sound and well," Sores, seep. tions, boils, eczema, tetter, Balt rbeutn Meow impure blood. Tbonsaode have found is Eleotrio Bitters a grand blood pnrifter that absolutely Duras obese tronbleo. Satiofaotion guaranteed by G. A. Deadman, Sealed Tenders Addressed to the undersigned, and ender. sed "Tenders for dredging, Sarnia, Ont.,' will be r 0011,8d at his Mee until Tuesday, the 24th feet., 1000, iucloeively, for dredging in the Harbour of Sarnia, Ont„ according to a plan and combined epeoin0atlou and form of tender to be seen at the office o1 pr. A. Gray,Eeq„ Engineer in charge of Harbour and River works for Ontario, - Confederation Life Building, Toronto, on application to tbePostmaeter at Sarnia, Ont., on applica- tion to the Postmaster at Chatham. Ont„ and at the Department of Public Works, Ottawa, Persons tendering are nodded that tenders will not be considered unless made on the form supplied and signed with their actual signatures. Each tender mast be accompanied by an endorsed hank ehegne made payable to the order of the Honourable the Minister of Public Werke, for two th0uaabd (32,000.00) dollars, which will be forfeited if the party decline to enter into a contract when called upon to do so, or if he failed to complete the workoontraoted for. If the tender be not aaoepeed the cheque will be returned. The Department does not bind itself to accept the lowest or any tender. By order, J08.R, ROY, Acting Seem tary. Department of Public Works, Ottawa, 20th July, 1000. Newspapers inserting this advertisement without authority from the Department will not be paid for it. BINBB TWINE FOR FARMERS, BINDER TWINE from the Central Prison, for the season of 1900, will be sold to FARM- ERS or FARMERS' CLUBS. for their own use, in any quantity, from one bale to any number required, at the following prices per lb. : "Extra Standard," in bales of 50 1b0. each, Oka. "Farmers' BPeoial," In balee of 00 lbs. each, alt, Cash must aoo0mpany each order or 11e received before thine is obipped. Preight In all eases must be paid by purchaser, and orders will be accepted for full bales only. Io eases where a farmer orders a greater quantity than 10 required for lata own use, the order must be signed by the perilous join- ing in elm order and the amount required by each must accompany it, as well us the Poet Office address of each applicant. The twine is well mannlaetnrod, every pound guaranteed of serviceable quality, and 10 any prove faulty da use, ou being re- turned, money will be refunded, qu.antitiee, tabuts "FarmerslSSpecie),"o trhich should prove of special valve to farmers us- ing it, Is in liberal supply. Orders addressed to "The Warden, Cen- tral Prison, Toronto," will receive prompt attention, JAMES NOSON, Inepeotor of Prisons, Buildings, Toronto,July 1x1,1900, 622 Important to Breeders and Horsemen. Eureka VeEerlaaty Caustic Balsam. A reliable and speedy remedy for Curbs, Splints, Spaying, Sweeney, eta„ etc., in Horses and Lump Jaw in Cattle, TRADE MAIM 'Bee pamph- let whioh accompanies every bottle, givin scientific treatment in the various diseases.'' It Dan be used in every ease of veterinary practice where etimulatiag applioatione mod blisters are prescribed. It hag no 80232100. Every bottle sold ie guaranteed to giveeatis- faction. Pride 76o per bottle. Sold by all druggists and country storekeepers, Pre- pared by Tun EUREKA VETERINARY MEDICINE COMPANY, London, Ont, BUGGIES! We have a number now reedy and are getting 0p 66 Buggiee for this season, Now ie your time. If you want an A 1 Buggy call at the COBER CARRIAGE FACTORY, -`""ETH EL, b w ere you will get the very BUST and as oheep as the beet Dan be got. We also havean one a W d Half Truoke g with any size tires that may be required. Field Rollers and and artiolea too name)ou9 to mention. Rimming wheels, repairing, re. trimming and repainting promptly attended to, Be euro and give as a pall and tee what we have before baying elsewhere, pgaiDngwobp,dmnoh t Eryd• :no. Cobs; Ethel: ;95'. LeS7, ,5.0 ICIIiNol B I yI . i Y/ lL L R I w We are winding tip our. Millinery business for Lille 800000, and any goods now on heed will be sold ea terrido reduotione in priest{ to clear, We will Derry no millinery goods over till another season, we will eel] then) at half prion or even lees in some oases, to'mol(o a Menu swoop. Thursday morning we a commute our great Millinery Bale et prime like these 1 Ladies' black and colored Straw hats, untrimmed, were 400, 65e, 05o and 76o, your ohoioe for 150. Fine Sailor Hate, worth 78o, for 970. Sailor Hats, latest shape, worth 50o, for 200. Bailor fiats, worth 25o sod 90a, for 160. Lidiee' Trimmed Hate, worth $1.60 for 750. Colored Ribbons, worth 15c, 20o, 26o and 80o, for' 10a. Ledtes' Trimmed Elate, worth $3 and $3.50, for $1.95. Flowers, all new goods, worth 25e and 35o, for I6o. In the same time al Dom. +fir g'} t OMu mer Goon. sense a Clearing Sale of 9 .4.i, G� Organdie Keeling, floral designs, were 10o, for 6o. Fanny Summer Blouse Goode, worth 15n, for 740. Printed Demitiee, two patterns, worth 120, for 74n. Light Prints, fast oolore, worth 10e, for 6o, Dark Prints, fast colors, worth 100, for 74o. Wilton. & Turnbull Headquarters for GENERAL HARDWARE B'UILDE8' SUPPUES of All Kinds. Fanners should see our American Field Fe21ce, Best Fence on the market. Barb and Plain Wire, Alt kinds Harvest Tools. Binder 'eine. Paints and Oils. S. W. P., the best Ready Mixed Paints made, always in stock. TRY US. WIL TON & a URNSULL Buggy The well known firm of EWA &NNES Season CARRIAGE MAKERS, Opened are to the front with a. 'tow - Large, Well select- ed and Well Finished •••,,. ,..STOOK OF.,, Buggies, Wagons, Road Carts, Etct, that they are sellling at CLOSE prices. Already they have disposed of many Buggies and the Prospects are good. Call at our Show Rooms and see for yourself, Special attention given to Repairs, Re-paintinks, Triinininj, Ewan & Innes, - Brussels. Having made a large addition to my Blacksmith Shop I am in a better position than ever to attend to n17 Customers. WOOS Warta All kinds on hand, both for new work or repairs, and prices the lowest. IN all will bG promptly at - General Blacksmithin teutled tlinino as uslitel and satisfao• tion guaranteed. .E[orse Shoeing I have made a specialty of this line for years, and if yon have any horses that interfere, over -reach or troubled with bad feet, bring them to me, I will relieve or euro them in less than three months Olwill make no charge.e. Wagons & Buggies. I ala prepared to supply the above at the very lowest prices, and best quality, either of Day own make or frons the. largest•F+actories in the Dominion. Thanking my numerous customers for their very liberal' support in the poet, and hoping by etriot attention to busineee and satisfactory prieee,. t0 se00r0 a 0outtnnanm of the same, S. T. P L U MA BRUSSELS.