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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1900-8-9, Page 8R V N..vif L l i Q.. S T 9, 1900 Beiure You Buy Spe�l�cles It will be to your interest to consult 'us. We will test your eyes and if Glasses will not help you we wily tell you S4, pr if our goods and prides are not satisfactory you need not buy. If it is P era is, (far sight), Myopia (short sight), or Presbyopia (old sight). that is the trouble, then we oan fityou at once, but frequently there are troubles that require Glasses made expressly—these we order.. We are not only careful about supplying the correct Glasses but are -very y particularabout fitting the Frame. Many are too careless about this, judging from those you see worn. It is to your advant- age ge to buy where you can be fitted properly and we are here to ad- just just or straighten your Spectacles should you get them injured. Let us show you what we have. G. A. DEADMANf DRUGGIST, OPTICIAN & BOOKSELLER. GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY. smarm E=TENSION W. 0. & B. Trains leave Brueeele Station, North and South, as follows: Goma So0Tn. CioINM NoiTU, lbxpro0e 7:18 a.m.Mail 2;10 p.m Mixed......... 9:45 a.m. I Expreee 8:17 p.m Toad gebas Pins. A ohiel'e among ye takfn' notes, An' faith he'll prent it. EA= harvest, .SISDIITLY roasting hot. ELAN mill starts next week. Do you get Tan Poem ? 40 Dents would eecnre it for the balance of 1900. Biussims bowlers play a good game, even the Co. town trundlere will agree to this. S. T. PLUnr is having his recently pur- chased residence painted adding greatly •to its appearance. Sreem&SLEs in case„ lost in Brussels on Saturday, Aug. 4. Finder will oblige by leaving at Tam P08T, Tun Posm returne thanks to Mrs. Geo. Hogarth, who is at Topoliffe, England, for a fine sprig of heather. PLAN delivery has already commenced and the mill will soon be set to work threshing out the seed. Orop fa good. THE cellar wall for the new Leckie block is being pushed ahead and will soon be ready for the joists. Alf. Lowry hag the job. A van pleasant time was enjoyed at the resideooe of Dr. Snideton Thursday evening in oonneotion with a left handed arokinole party. W. F. VANemorE has pnrabased a com- plete road outfit from Ewan & Innes, consisting of a good horse, top buggy and a set of black rubber harness for use in his business. Taos. McGnaoon intends to pull down the shed he purohased recently from the Wilson estate, and will age the material in the erection of a shop on Mill street for his saw hastiness. Two rinks of Brussels Bowling Club went to Kincardine on Thursday to play NS MI the club of that town. Our players were :—D. 0. Rose, J. N. Gordon, R. Leatherdale, Jag. Irwin, G. F. Blair, J. H. Cameron, Dr. McNaughton and A. C tueley. Tans came nearly being a eooreb•out last Tuesday forenoon at the home of the Editor of Tan Poem. A spark eat fire to the roof of the wood shed and was mak- ing lively headway when the crackling noise was heard by Mrs. Kerr who nailed her eon, Leslie, from the stable and, with the aid of 11 pails of water, the threatened danger was over without very serious damage being done. A few manatee more, with the breeze blowing, would have possibly meant the destruction of the hoose. EARLY OLoenrc.—An agreement has been signed by the proprietors of all the dry goods stores, grooeriee, boot and shoe stores, merchant tailor shops, oloth- ing and gent's furnishing stores, book stores, butcher shops, °rookery stores, flour and feed stores, fanoy goods stores, jewellery stores and hardware etoree to close at 10 o'olook on Saturday nights, whioh commenced on Saturday, July 7th. The agreement was circulated by the Sunday Observance department of the W. C. T. U. This was in St. Thomas for July and. August. Why not Brussels and other towns ? Tale week we reprodnoe the outline of the Jessie Mayor cottage in oonneotion with the Muskoka Sanitarium for 000• sampbives. These cottages bave been gate to the institution and have 100088e - ed andgreatly improved the a000mmo• dation of those seeking treatment there. People should remember that consump- tion is not incurable, if taken in time ; neither is it inherited in the majority of oases but is terribly inteotiooe. The Muskoka Sanitarium is doing a good work in fighting this dread disease and public' interest and help are being arous- ed in a way that should aid in earrying out the benefioial results expected by the proposed treatment, lasonfe Tows.—It will be a matter of Barprfer' to many to learn that W. F. Vansbone, who 11x5 spent the past 40 years in Brussels, bas deoided 80 remove to Wingham, whish he will probably carry into effect next week. He ham en. gaged with the Davies firm, of Toronto, to purchase and ship bogs for them, hie territory inolnding the Northwesterly motion of the Provinoe and on amount of railway facilities at Wingham will change his resideooe. Mr. Vanabone was only a little boy when the family looated here and the passing years have seen him engaged in varione enterprises bat chiefly grain and proclaim. He sat at the Conn. oil Board for 6 or 7 years and is a member of the School Board e,t the preeeat time, this being hie third year. Mrs. Vanetone and daughters will be missed in St. John's obur°b and Sam day sobool in whiob they have taken a prominent part. Mr. Vanebone was also a oharoh warden. While sorry to lose them from town we are pleased that they will be lambed so near, enabling frequent meeting's in the time to oome, Tea Poem wlehee them every euooees. The Wingham people will find them most desirable reaidonte. Mr. Venetone Mote to golf hisre:idenoe in Btti et1e, AT .the ()Metal and Trngtee Beard ]nesting of 'Brussels Aletbadiet abash, -held en Monde evening, the peetor'e salary was axed at $760 100 thte year, an increase of $60, W. K. Kerr wee elected repreeentative to the Fall Die. WM' meeting, °wing to the reeigna• tion of W. Wilton es eexton of the ollurokt and otaretaker of the Cemetery, Robert Durk was engaged to perform the duties at the same salary, hie duties bo commonest at 5005, R. Leathsrdale Liar of new books planed in. the Public Library, Brussels, may be read on page 4 of this i580e of THE POST. LAST Saturday Edward Hart inflioted a out on the thumb of hie left hand by the Blipping of a knife he was tieing. CROWDED OUT,—An account of an en- joyable holiday trip to Quebec is crowded out of this issue but will be given In next week's POST. 20 YEARS ago 'Wednesday of lest week the present proprietor assumed control of Tan Pen. The years have rolled swiftly and pleasantly by and we acknowledge many kindnesses from our numerous patroa8. Sr. Louie champion foot ball team is expected to play a matoh with Brussels olub here on Tuesday, 28th fast. There may possibly be a change in the date but it will be definitely arranged this week. The coming team are hustlers, 72 adult and 38 ohildren's tiokets were Bold at Brussels G. T. R. for the Gods - riot excursion last Tuesday. It was after 11 p. In. when the train returned. The dilly.dallying along the way is very shabby treatment byths railway after a tiresome day in the heat and duet, and should be overcome in some way that is surely possible. 0. H. Om:Ear's staff of sidewalk work- ers are here this week putting in the balance of the oement walk South of the bridge, left over from last year and re. planing any defective crossings or pieoes of walk laid down last season. S. Bar- low is in oharge of the men. With two ganga in town quite a dash of work is being attended to. FOOT BALL.—Last Saturday afternoon the Junior Foot Ball team drove North to Wroxeter and played the third match this year with the club of that town, The home club won, the score being 2 to 1. In the former games Brussels bad the viotoriee bat the two Bluevale players rendered good service to •Wroxeter. Brussels team was composed of Leslie Kerr, Frank Roche, Geo. Irwin, Milton McGuire, Gar!, Beaker, Geo. McKay, A. Lowry, W. McMillan, Walter Roche, Jas. Innes and W. Goad, Another match will be played in Brnesele before the season ie over. DEATH OF MR. ROEER'ToN,—The Clinton New Era says :—"We are grieved this week to annonnoe the death of James Roberton, who passed away after a long illness in who on Taeeday, July Blet, aged 56 years and 6 months. G. W. Roberton, of town, is a son of the de• ceased gentleman. He was highly res. peoted and honored among hie acquaint. anoee, a Reformer in politics and a Pres. byterian in religion. The funeral took place from hie late residence, Heron road, on Thursday, and was followed by a large oonooarse to Harpnrhey name. tery." Deceased was father to Mrs. James Ballantyne and Mies Mary Rob - erten, formerly of Brussels. Bownxxo; Two rinks of Brussels bowlers, some of them oomparitively new 'mods, went to Goderioh on Tues- day and played with the veterans of the Oo. town. One of our rinks slew the Pbilistinee in great style 80oring 81. to 9 but our other rink was not so fortunate, being beaten by 11 to 25. For the match Brussels won by 8 shote which is very creditable indeed. The following were the players :— Baossar5, GODERICH, N. F. Gerry, W. Campbell, T. Farrow, J. Robertson, J. Irwin, W. Lane, J. N. Gordon, ek 31 Dr. Hunter, ek.. 9 H. L. Jaokson, H. Davis, G. F. Blair, F. B. Holmes, A. Cousley, D. Straoban, D. 0. Ross, sk..11. 3, O'Connell, ek..25 42 34 BRUSSELS RACER—The annual Summer races were held on the Driving Park, Brume's, on Monday afternoon and at. traoted a good crowd. There were 18 horses started in the respective raoes and some of the contests were very Mose. It took 4 heats to settle the 2.25 pace and 6 to deoide the 2.16 race each of three horses winning a heat in the latter. The following is the summary 2.40 pace or trot— Charlie P, T Peters, Aylmer 1 1 1 Gertie 0,3 Anderson, Milverton 8 2 2 Lionel, Currie & Rintonl Wbooham 4 8 8 Earl l erguson, W 0 Med, Listowel 2 dis Nellie R, Geo Buxton, Goderioh des Time 2,31, 2,40, 2,37. 2:25 peat and 2,20 trot— Berkey Boy, G F Smith, Rockwood 2 1 1 1 Birdie J, H Hulse, Bradford 4 5 2 2 Chicago aBelle, H Overmeyer, StT 8 8 4 4 Chimes, T Brownridgs Brampton 6 4 8 8 kW Black M 8 Currie, Medea..,.,1 2 5 de Time 2.258, 2,251, 2,251, 220. 210 pace and 2.12 trot— Capkartso,B Harrison, .Wel• 2 2 1 Wiry Jim, Hobson & Lowe, r 1 1 2 Annie Gould, W Barnes, Tor onto 4 3 8 Wilkie Oollins, las Anderson Milverton 8 4 die Time 2.101, 2,21, 2,211,2816,2.2o,2,27. 41 furlong run— Ed Dandrldge,H McCullough, London 1 1 Teesie, L, 6 R F (Joao, Seaforth 2 2 Payroak, D Balser London die Mamie Callan, F Sage, Loudon dos Time 1.01. The starter WAS Mr, Smith, of St. Thome, and the judgee R. Wilson, of Seater%; 0. Xueohtel, Wingham ; and P. SSott, Brussels. Reaeipte from gate and stand totalled aboot$200. The most of the boraee went on to Lietowel from here to take part in the races there this week. 1 2 1 2 3 2 3 1 8 WAS appointed inapeotor of rho Building Committee on the new Parsonage and a Committee was named to nae about the parchaee of a furnace for the Par. 505555. A DIRTY Lno —In Wedoeeday's Strati. ford Beason appeared the following note which oohld not be improved on by Ananias bimaelf ;—"Listowel, Aug, 7.— The Listowel Marlborough football team, intermediate ohampions of Ontario, ebowed their superiority over the Bras. Bele eleven Met nigbb, by defeating them by a more of 7 goals to 1 in the latter place. At times the game was very feet, but at no stage WAR there any doubt of the result,' The more was only 2 to 1 and was won by the visitors with the hardest fighting they ever did and the, result was moat uncertain until the referee's whistle announoed time up. Listowel's',superiority" was manifeeted by playing Rodel, Gibson, Miobey, Sweit- Her and Seibert, of Berlin, a number of the same gentlemen showing up with Berlin in their mabah with Seaforth on Wednesday. Besanee Brueeele walloped Lietowel on July 121b by 4 to 0 is no reason why the ohampion liar of that town should distort a score of 2-1 in a elope game to 7-1 without "any doubt of the renal'." We hope the Beacon will publish 'hie note end a postal card to its Lietowel oorrespoodeot oaationing him might salve the Beacon from future int. position by snob barefaced fabrioatione. Dos't Bonnow TEO "POST" ANY LONGER. —Here is the latest story of the man who i5 too stingy to take his home paper : "A mac who was too stingy to take this paper 'sent bis little boy to borrow the copy taken by bis neighbor. In hie haste. the boy ran over a '64 eland of bees, and in ten minutes looked like a warty Sum- mer squash. His odes reached bis father who ran to hie aseietaooe, and tailing to notice a barbed wire fence, ran into that, breaking it down and nutting a handful of flesh from his anatomy, and raining a $4 pair of pante. The old oow took advantage of the gap in the fence, and got into the corn field, and killed herself eating corn. Hearing the raolreb the wife ran, upsetting a four -gallon oan of rich oream into a basket of kittens, drowning the whole flask. Io the hurry she dropped a $4 set of false teeth, The baby left alone crawled through the spilled milk and into the parlor, ruining a brand new $20 carpet. Daring the excitement the eldest daughter ran away, with the hired man, the dog broke np 11 setting hone and the oelvee got out and chewed the tails off four fine shirts." Ham Bent.—A oiose and warmly con. tested 7 innings game of base ball was played on Victoria Park, Brussels, last Monday forenoon between the home nine and Gorrie. In the abeenoe of Jas. Thomson, the regular pitcher for Brun. Bele, Frank 1Ioohe occupied the box, and did his part well. Robt. Rose, of Kiooar. dine, and T. Ross, of Cheeley, who were visiting here, took a hand in the game, the former and Harris Hamilton making a bome run eaob. It looked at one stage of the metals as if the visitors were going to win at a canter, they having 7 rune at the oiose of the 5111 innings to Brussels 3 but the locale added 5 and 6 io their taro at bat in the 6th and 701 innings, while their opponents only gob 5, giving the victory to our club by 2 runs. Good ball was pot np at many Magee of the game and the match was fall of interest throughout. The score was as follows BGO5S80e R 0 Goaars R 0 R Roes, se ......., 2 2 Nash, c 3 2 Scott, ib 3 2 Found, lb 2 9 Hamilton, 0 2 3 01 Ardell, es 3 3 Downing, B 1 2 Mose, 2b 0 4 T Roes, 2b 9 2 Sharpin, of. 9 2 Kerr, of 0 3 WlArdell,p 2 1 MOLaaahlia, rI,,, 1 9 McLaughlin, 3b0 1 Roche, p 2 2 Coasins,11 0 2 Gilpin,i9b 1 2 3 Ardell, rf 0 3 14 21 12 21 Brussels 1 0 1 1 0 5 0-14 Gerrie 3 1 0 1 2 4 1-12 B. Cochrane umpired the game with satisfaotion to both clubs. give lair play to, both teams we believe. The gate Maple amounted to $73,00, which will leave a tidy strplue In the elands of the treasurer after expen555 are paid, Last Sabbath was a warm day and told on the attet:dime on ehttrob ger• yi0e9, TBIsWeek among the sales of AR:aersa Ewan & funis, the enberprieing Carriage rnakers, Brussels, was s fine, rubber tired, top 15,3y to A, U, Dndtes, .tete wen known tattle dealer, of Oraubrook. It just logke a little' as if A,. 0. was ems, bemplating these comforts for "Aire. Dames," In the Bible, Old and New Testaments, there ars 8,508,473 letters, 775,683 words, 31,873 verses, 1,180 chapters and 06 bootie. The longest book is Psalms, whioh late 150 divisions. The shortest is Second John, whioh has one chapter of 13 verses, The longest obapter is the 119th Psalm, whish has 170 verses. The shortest is the 117th Pealm,.whioh has 2 verses, The longest verge is the ninth verse of bbe 8th ohapter of Either, 11 bee 90 worts. The shortest is the 35th verse of the llth obepter of John. It hast words. The eighth verge of the 8th Psalm is the middle verse of the Bible. The 87th chapter of Isaiah and the 19th obapter of Second Kluge are alike. Esther is the only book in which the name of God is not found, The 21e1 verse of the 7th obapter of Ezra contain all the letters of , the alpet, JOhabNIOo LEAVING Exalt —The E,tuoation Department Wednesday issued tl.s resulta of part I, junior leaving or pap lie sobool leaving examinationa,•of the oummsroial diploma, part II examinations, end of the commercial specialists' examinations', held in July last. In tae part 'I, junior leaving lista that follow, the symbol P (5) indicates that the candidates referred to have passed in all the five subjeots of the examination, while the symbol (8) im• plies that the oandidabes referred to have passed in grammar, aritbmetio and his. tory. Certificates and statements of marks will be forwarded to principals and inspectors—in no ease to candidates —within ten days. The results of the other July examinations will probably be issued towards the end of next week. Part L junior leaving or `public school leaving examination ;—Brussels—P. (0) Hogg, Riohardsoo, Work. P. (3) Bew- ley, Buchanan, Cousley, Lamont, Ross, Strachan, • 'Palter, Van. stone, Zimmer, Strath. — Seaforth — P. (5)--Diokeon, H. Kelly, MoKeezie, W. McMillan, Solider, Scott. P (3)— Archibald, Broadfoot, Brownell, Carter, Courtney, Dorranoe, Lane, Lowrie, C. I. MoDonald, L. McDonald, E. McKay, M. MoMillan, MoMaon, McMichael, R. Mc- Tavish: Murray, Prendergast, See), Sills, Smillie, Thompson, Waugh; White, Willison, R. A. Wilson.—Wingham—P. (5) Agnew, Edwards, Eglestone, Garrick, Gillies, Gregory, Henry, Hobbs (honor e), Hough, C. Kennedy, Kerr, L. Martin, M. Lane, Murray, Robertson, Stewart, man, A. Wilson. P. (3) Ansley, A. Bea. los, G. Beaton, Earnest Button, E. Ony- ler, Dever, Graney, Gilchrist, R. Wormyo, E. Lane, Little, Musgrove, H. 'Martin, V. Jermyn, Miller, Thompson, Walsh. Wroxeter—P. (5) Mason, Milne, Weir. P. (3) E. Sanderson. FINE GAIIE.—Seldom is a better or more evenly 000tested game of foot ball played biotin that of last Monday evening on Victoria Park when the return match between Lietowel Marlboros' and Brue• eels team eventuated. On the 12th of July in Lietowel oar Woken snowed them under to the tune of 4 to 0 and as con- siderable chaff and chatter bad been indulged in 8inoe then and a determina- tion by Lietowel to turn the tables a hot game was expeoted. When the visitors lined up it was disoovered that they had loaded fur the match with at least four of the Berlin Rangers, one of the best teams in the Province, and a gentleman from nlinton. There was a big crowd in attendance and intense interest manifested during the hour's play, which was fast, eleau and with a vim that meant whoever won would have no walk over. Listowel scored the let goal is the first half time and shortly after changing ends the compliment wag returned. Rnebee and shote on goal came think, Listowel'e goal keeper parbio. alarly having a busy time and his alert - nese and capability was the only thing that saved the visiting team from a repetition of a snore very similar to the former one. Shortly before the whistle blew Tom McRae, of Oranbrook, who played an excellent game in the forwards kioked another goal for Lietowel and so the matoh ended. Our boys lost but had the satisfaction of giving the Listowel. Berlin aggregation one of the liveliest boar's play they have undertaken for some time, There was a lot of ekoellent work done by both slides, very little "sloppy" play being notioed. The even. ing was bob and the players fairly ewe)'. Bred as the game see•eawed with victory a very uncertain quantity until the 00 minutes of play had expired. Spade is not at our disposal to give further par. Maulers excepting the appended list of players 11RUe00L8 LISTOWsL Kerr Goal Pearson Popper tt Batiks ff Rode' 8empin...i,,,,......, J 1 Sweitzer Aberhart - Gibson Wilson - 1 Backs ,,,..... Moorehead Garry Seibert ibert MoRao $oohs McDonald Cork Lowry FOTw0.Yd Bamford Hamilton V7SIg0h Mieke Kendall v Referee Poole, of Lietowel, gave good sabiefaotion and on the whole tried to Business Locals. Goa for butter and eggs. A. Cousley. WANTED, eggs, 13o., butter, 180. The sale still goes on for tbree weeks with the obeap R. R. rates. Ask those who have been here bowthey liked their parcels. ' G. E. KING, Wiogbam. 0oNFORTAl7Ln house with lot, pomp, &o., well located, for sale or to rent, on Turn - berry street; Brussels. Farther infer. mation and the key may be had by call. ing at Tax POST, Possession may be had at once. Listowel Business College and Shorthand Institute. ST4N'D42 W - B4X1C 04X4D,4, =Eaw.e,u1x,Smx-x15em, ?e7?,.. HEAR OFFICE, - TORONTO CA1'1T4I ) AID UP (One 9liilion Dollars) • $1,000,000 11EST 9700,000 4yenclea in all principal pointe in Onttario, gtiebec, 4lanftoba, United $tette cd ];2tslatt4, 4VCOES,11 is a7t«"g°xpi, 4 Cenral Banking Bubineea Traneaoted. Farmers' Notes' Dlsoonntg6,. Drafts Isen,d and Qolleotione made on all pointe. SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT. Interest allowed• on deposits of 91,00 and upwards and compounded half yearly, $ngozso, A000saaON WEN To THE Oormeamrou or. FARBIaRs' SALE NOWA, Every !agility afforded Customers living at a diebanae. payable at any bank issued Under $10,,,, 80• $20 fo $30 .,,12o S6Gil9 holm, at the fol owing rates 1— $10 to $20. • ..10o. 80 to 40., ,.140 y g 3, N, GORDON, AGENT. itettetteswestsesteesteseesetternosostemeet Bnsinsee Colleges in Ontario devote very little of their time in their class rooms at eoore of them they are rarely seen, while at the Lietowel Business College and Shorthand Institute the Prin• oipal devotee his entire time to class room iustruotion, Ninety-five per Dent of those who have attended the College during the &set year of its organization," have passed their required examinations, and are now filling responsible and remunerative positions in Toronto, Buffalo, Detroit, Chicago, Mb. Forest, Liebowel' and other points. Considering the smell expense atbooh- ed to a training of this °haraoter and the) comparatively ehorb time necessary to qualify young men .and women to suooessfully fill remunerative: positions, it would seem advisable that parents and others should avail themeelves of the opportunity afforded them by this oollege to provide for their obilaren or seonre for themselves a practical Intel. nese equipment. We predict great encases to the Lis- towel Bueioees College and Shorthand Inatitntion,—Lietowel Banner. Sewing is to be taught in 'Windsor school's. Graeehoppere have destroyed a quantity of grain in the Northern 'part of Tyendinaga, Ont., and a number of young nettle have died in that township from blaok quarter. BORN - BREOxHNntDGE•—In Turnberry, on July 25th, the wife of Mr. Jos. Bracken. ridge, of a daughter. Fs/am:Ea,—In Chioago, on Aug. let, to Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Falconer, a eon. HuiFEn.—Io Turnberry, on July 26th, the wife of Mr. Robert Rapier, of a daughter. NETaoov,—ln Morrie, on July 25t1s, the wife of Mr. John Nethery, of a son. RATS.—In East Wawaoosb, on July 26111, the wife of Mr. Wm, Rath, of a eon. ToLL.—In East Wawanoeb, on July 25th, the wife of Mr. Wm. Toll, of a eon. MOCUTonsoth—In Morrie, on Aug. 6, to Mr. and Mrs. Robt. MoCutobeon, a daughter. SootR In Morris, on Aug. 7, to Mr. and Mre. W. 3, Souls, a eon. A visit paid to the new quarters of the Lietowel Business College and the Shorthand Institute,. Jubilee Blook, which bas been especially fitted up for that purpose, shows that they are equal, in every respect, to any we have seen. The whole area covers over 4,000 feet, divided up into various rooms for the Commercial, Shorthand and Typewrit• ing Departments, Private Offices, &o., all folly equipped, well lighted, ventilated and easy of access. The Fall term of the Lietowel Bus!. nese College oommenoes September 14, and a large number of applications have been reosived from Lietowel and other points far that term, and every indica• tion points to a successful class during the Fall and Winter months. The Principal has secured the servioes of a reliable and oompetent assistant, who is to have oharge of the Commeroial Department, ander instraotioos, and he himself will bave charge of the short. hand and Typewriting Department, assisted by a former pupil. The first Annual Announcement of the Institute has just been published, which gives a full and oompreheneive outline of the braoohes taught, and bears the ex. perienaed, practical indorsements of Charles M. Hays, Vioe President Grand Trunk Railway, Montreal ; J. W. Mey. ere, President Meyers Milling Company, High 8011001 Trustee ; J. A. Halsted, Banker, Meant Forest ; and others. Another feature of singular impor- tance and which should add largely to the importance of this institute is the feat that leatares are given by promin. ant business and professional men daring During each term. Da g the September term the following lectures bave been arrang- ed for ; J. H. Stuart, Manager Bank of Ham. ilton Lietowel, Banking and Finance. J. A. Belated, Banker, Mount Forest, Banking and Finanoe. 1I. B. Morphy, Barrister at Law, Commeroial Law and Business Forme. R. Rothwell, ex•Priooipal, Pablio S6llool, Lietowel, Mathematics and Orthography. Wm. Climie, B. A., Ed. Banner, Lis. bowel, Advertising and the Theory and Preobiae of Bueiueaa. P. 0, Mel)owell, F. L. S, Boy Treas, Morrie, Fetid, Rogers 0o., Lietowel, Joint Stook 00., Book Keeping and Ao. count a. The rates charged for tuition are ex. oeedingly reasonable, being a little over one half of the regular rates charged by similar Inetibo tions elsewhere, where no superior advantagee are obtained.. A5 a matter of general information it is well to know that Prinoipale of many axaa- • BATmmeo.—In Blenheim Tp., on July 5th, Charlotte Gofton, relict of the late Roger Battler, aged about 66 years. Deceased wee the only sister of John Gofton, of the Gofton Roue°, Wroxe- ter. DULareon.—In Fordwioh, on Ang. 3rd„ Jonathan Dulmage, formerly of Morrie, aged 86 years. RoeoamoN—In Hallett, on July 31, James Roberton, father of Mrs, Jas. Bal. lantyne and Mies Roberton, formerly of Brussels, and . G. W. Roberton, Oliptoo, aged 56 years and 6 months. SHOLTON.—In Morrie, on Aug. 5, Enphe- ria Marshall, beloved wife of Thos. Skelton, aged 28 years, 7 months' and 15 days. TBAvrs.—In Grey, on Aug. 8, James Travis, aged 51 years. FAT�2a FARFIS, Industrial, Toronto, Aug. 27 to Sept. 8, Western, London, Sept. 6-15. Walkerton, Sept. 17-18. Exeter, Sept. 17-18. Lietowel, Sept. 18-19. Goderioh, Sept. 18-19. Stratford, Sept. 25-26. Milverton, Sept. 27-28. Wingham, Sept. 27-28. St. Marys, 005. 2-3. Kirkton, Oat. 4-5. Brussels, Oat. 4-5. Fordwiab, oat. 6. m '0 Se3Fi1+S 2,,EAR=9HI'S'S, Fall Wheat 65 60 Barley 37 88 Peas 58 59 Oats 26 27 Butter, tube and rolls 15 18 'Eggs per dozen .. 10 11 Flour per barrel..- 4 00 4 50 Potatoes (per bosh.).. 60 60 Apples•(per bag) 1 00 1 00 Sheep skins, saoh 80 1 00 Lamb skins eaoh. 25 25 Salt per bbl., retail..•1 00 70 Hay per bon 6 00 7 00 Hides trimmed 6 61f Hides rough 5 Y Hoge, Live 6 76 5 76 Wool 15 1516 ONE CENT A WORD COLUMN. '1/4..e BAIN SEPERAI'OR IN GOOD working order and condition for sale, Will be sold at bargain, DLI 8MP1'H, Loin, 4on. 7 Cey ar, or Brussels i', 0, Horses: ,Stolen—•Reward. On Wodneeday, July •]8th, one aged 'Jorge, dark bay, white bind foot, weighs about 1,800 ; ono bay, short ltair,.. welabe about 1,800, bas 11 eavoe. Suitable reward for any information that will lead bo their recovery. WM. 1SRAI7T11111,. STRAYED ON OR ABOLiT July, 1201, 1 aged awe, with 1 lamb a ahearling ewe, and a white lamb. Any In- formation loading to their recovery willbe thankfully received;. A. , EA80N y Lot7, Con.5, Morrie. „3•bf • Sunshine P,Or TRAY1D ON' THE PREM I0E5 of the undcreigusd, lot 80, oou.. iT; Grey, on or about July 15, 4 head of cattle, 3 of them.boing 2 years old and the dbh a Spring calf. The owner is regooeted to Prove propertyy, pay sapensesand take them away ROBERT OODTTB, Gd OraubrookP. 0. Teacher Wanted AN apprentice wanted, about 16 years Of age, bo learn the trade at RONALD FIRE ENGINE WORKS. Stara boy wanted to learn the drag business, help with the bees and to make himself generally useful. G. A. DEA0MAN, THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN. Male or female Mealier, bolding 2u0 clans eortifioate, 'wanted for S.8..No. 8, Gray, duties to oommen00 at (lose of vacation. Applications, stating salary for balanoe of 1000, to be in the hinds of the Secretary by Thursday, Aug. 10. Personal applications preferred. WM. STRATH, Oranbrook P. 0. Lot 17, Con. 10, Grey. 4.2 • Secretary. VOTERS' LIST, /900. Municipality of the Village of Ilruseels, County of ;71urolt. Notice to hereby given Mutt I have trans- mitted or delivered to the persona mention- ed in Sections 5 and 6 of the Ontario Voters' Licit Aot, 1890, the copies required by said Sections to be so transmitted or delivered, of the list made pursuant to mid Aot, of all p mons appearing by the last Revised -Ae sesement Roll of said Munieipalit at elec- tions for Members of the Legislative Assem- bly and ab Muuieigal elections, and that said list was first posted up at my otnce in Brussels on lbs Oth_day of August, 1000, and remains there for inspection. Electors are called upon to examine the said list, and, if any omision or any other errors aro found therein, to take immediate proceedings to have the said errors corrected acoording to law. F. 8. 80UTT, Clerk, Dated August 8th, 1900. 1T0R BALE. — A BEATJTIFLL home on Queen street, furnished or without, at MISbargain. u. CA IPBEyLL,Brussels, AGENT FOR THE SINGER M ANOFAOTUn2NG Co,—Liberaleontraot to ono who Dau devote most of his time to the Milanese, Apply to SINGER MFG.O o„ 1010,100, Ont, VOTERS' L/ST; 1900. Municipality of the Township of Grey, County of Huron, Notice is hereby given that I have trans- mitted or delivered to the per80ne mention- ed in Sections 5 and 6 of the Ontario Vetere' List Aot, the copies required by said. Sections to be so trausmitted or deliv t ed, of the list made, pursuant to said Aot, b l portions appearing by the last Revised AS- sossment Holl o1 said. Mubioipallty to be en- titled to vote in said Municipality at clew tons for mtmbers of the Legislative Assem- bly, and at Municipal Elections, and that said list. Was first petite up 01 my ofliao in Ethel on the Obh day of August, 1500, and re - Drains there for inap (lotion. N,leotors are called upon to examine the said List, and. if any. omission or any other errors aro Mond '505reln, to take •immediate proceedings to have the said errors corrected a000rding to. kaw. WM, BPENOE, Olerk, Dated August 8110, 1000. IT'S FLY IlliE ASAIN But don't let t)iat worry you. We have the remedy right here and you can have any one of'them.-- DAVIS' FLY PADS, 51100 FLY, WILSON'S Il'LY PADS, TANGLLFOOT, AN INSEOT POWDER That kills every time Fox's Drug Sure. T ARGE FARM FOR SALE.— -.■ • 040 zeros, complete • sootion, near Southwest boundary o1 Manitoba, Over 100 acres under cultivation,. Fine •two.stproy house outing over $1000• 8 miles from rail- way ; river Souris passes through Yarm ; near eh5ap opal supply, Price 94000. Apply to JNO. D, RONALD. ACRE FARM FOR SALE, 12,Con 150 B Lott and esI Lot 15,ho se, a On ern, orehails'mu0nlfoberal house, blobs barn, orchard, &c. Liberal terms will be given. to purchasers: Farm could be dividoil, making Mao 100 and the 50 separate. For further particulars . as to price, terms, &a,,- apply on the premises 00 1f by letter to Oraubrook P.O. 40•111 JAMIe8 OUT1ILL. Notice to Creditors. In the Surrogate Oo0rt of the County of Huron, in the matter of the estate of George Beaker, late of the village of Brueeele, io the County of Huron, grain merchant, deceased. Notice in hereby given pertinent to Chap, 120 See.88, of the Revised Statutes of On- tario,1887, that all creditors and others having claims against the firm of Booker & Van stone, or against the estate of George Barker, late of the village of Brueeele, grafh-merohant, donee Bad, who died 00 or. about the seventeenth day of July A. D. 3900, at the village of Bross els, in the Oonnby of Huron, are requested to send by poo , prepald,or to deliver to Alfred Beaker or J. 3, 011pin, o1 Brussels, the exeenters of the said oetate, on or before the seventeenth day of August, A. D„ 1000, their full names addresses and dlem'iptiooe and the full particulars of their claim and the nature of the securities (if any) held by them, And notice is further given that atter the Said last mentioned date the said mouton will proceed to distribute the assets of the deceased among the persons entitled tkero- to,'having regard only to the claim of whish notice Shall have boon given as above required and said executors will not be reeponsibie for the assets or any part there- of so distributed to any person of whose claim notice shall not have been received at the time of ouch distribution. 0,F. BLAIR, Bru65510, Ont., Solialtor for Exeoutors, Dayfed roue russets, August 28,1900, REAL ESTATE. FARM FOR SAFE.—FIFTY aore farm for male, forty -Hoven acres eloared the-balanoe hardwood bush. Good orchard and a mover failing well. Buildings good, stone--.fouurlation lander baro, Mono cellar under house.. harm is well fencedd nearly all straight rail. Posaeseion could be given at any time. For further garbleulare apply to W.1. MOALL18TE1i, West i Let lo, 000,17, Grey, or Walton P. 0, 5.4 . "ARM FOR SALE -100 AORES —South. Haff. Lot 27. Con. 5, 1010rr15 Tow nsbip, within 1 mile of Brueeele, Dwell - lug donee , buildings and fences in good sou' clition. The lob has a spring creek on the frontaodriver Maitland meson the roar, About 00 norae timber and a -young bearing orchord. .Apply to G. A. DEADMAN, 45-tt Druggist, Bressola, ROB SALE IN ETHEL VIL- A- . LAGS. The property of the late John Elliott, consisting of a wild brisk house with frame kitchen and woodshed, good stable and i wore of land all in liret•ohuss condition. If nob sold willbe rented. Pos- sission at any time. For patticulare apply t0 Wu, BPANOE, Ethel; ALax. ',talents= Galt ; or Da, Mo1ELvny, Mt. Forest . 201f RINE FARM FOR SALE. - 200 acres in the Township of Grey, County of Huron, being lots SO and 17, eon, 10; 1 nine from's:bool, eburob, p051 �oMee, store and blacksmith shop , 2 miles from Ethel station ; 4 -miles front village of Was. sols ; 1 mile from IheaSo factory, This farm !swell fenced, well uuderdraiaod and well watered ; river Maitland rune through Southeast corner, 4 acres of good bearing orchard; large bank barn With Straw idled • a driving shed, stone house and kitchen and woodshed, 00 sores in grass ; 21 aoros bard - wood bush ; 20 ;aoroo in rough and good ced- ar; balance under good oultivatlon. I•or further partioular5 applyto WM. P150HE10, proprietor, Cranbrook,, 0, G•tt RIRST - CLASS FARM FOR. SALH.—Lob 17, con. 0, Township' of Grey. 100 aures more, or lees. Situate 95 miles from,Biussols and 2 miles from village of Ethel. All cleared excepting 5 aoros of hardwood bush. Buildings and fences in good repair. Good walls. All Fall plowing done. Price and tartar; of payment on ap- plication to W.M. SINCLAIR, 00.01 Barrister, tire., Brussels, rARM FOR SALE. -150 4011E S • Coneistiug of the South 1 and South i of bbe North 1 01 001 3O, 000.2, East Wawa - nosh. This is an excellent stook farm, being well supplied with goo depriog water. It le situated about 3 miles from the thriving Vil- lage of. Blyth, A largo part of itis ender • grass. Buildings and fences are in a Lair state of repair. Easy terms of payment will be given. For all information apply to 11 tf G. F. BLAIR, Barrister, Brueeele.. T1ARM FOR SALE. — F011 Bale Lot 21, Concession 10, MoIiillop, containing 100 acres, 80 acres cleared and ready for crop being well undordraiued sed well fenced with ceder andblack 'ash. The balance ie timber and pasture. Thera la a email orchard acid three good wells. Tbore is a good frame house and wood eked, a barn and stables Okx50 feet, also sheep house, pig pen, implement hope(and all. other necessary. out buildings. It i5 16 miles East of the North gravel road and is con• venient to schools, churches, poet oinoe, eta. Is 71 miles from 8ealorth and 10 miles from of ansate. It is our d 1 the best farms iu the ton wittp and 1 ,1, lo gold on easy terms as the proinietur ,,,,.hee to retire. .Apply on the Ptd mistssi i darters Winthrop P. 0. WM. MO1tRISON. QUESTIQN of Spectacles. Do ydur eyes tire easily, ? If so, you need Glaseee. Do your eyes burn ? I! so, you need Glaseee. Does the type become blurred in reading ? If bo, you need Glasses. Do you suffer from frontal headache If so, Gleams will help you. Doyon know if you have perfect eyesight? If not, we oan inform you. Xi wits Cosi ]on Nothing. Having the latest and most up to. data method of testing your eyes we guarantee sabielaotioa. MRS. T. FLETCHER, GRADUATE OPTICIAN, Also Graduate of Retinoscopy, COUSLRY'S ICYCLE EMPORIUM IS THE TALK OF TI3E COUNTRYSIDE. If you want a new Wheel, or would prefer a Second Hander or require repairs of any kind he can supply you and at prices that will please you. Agent for the Canadian Doren Co. by which line yon ebould do your busi• nese, A epeoialty made of money order business. A, COLISLEV Litmanmom 1.