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mE 1i12USSELS FQ1ST
MINUS CARDS.
• ONEY TO LOAN AT 0 PER
coat, F, 8, MVP, Breeeehi.
M0OBACE131—
• Testier of Marriage Idealises. Of•
AO at Grocery, Turnborry (100, Bremen'.
RNiBARRETT--
. '1'oilorlal Artfat, Shop—Next _door
North of the Standard Beek, Ladies' and
Obildrou'o hair cutting a speolalty.
11AR14IS FOB SALE—THE UN..
• PERSIGNED has several good Farms for
Bate and 10 root, oaay forms in Township?
of Morrie and Grey, F 8. SJ0T'1',BruBBele
M. MORRISON, -
Issuer of Marriage Licenses,
WAL.TON, ONT.
MISS JEAN M'LAUCHLIN,
—TEACHER OF—
PIANO - AND - ORGAN.
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM:
INSURANCE,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
MISS SARAH LOUISE MOORS,
L. 0. M..
Academic graduate.ot London Conserve-
tory of Undo, also Member of the Associated
Musicians of Ontario, is prepared to reoeivo
a limited number of pupils for instruction
on the piano, Qualified to prepare pupil o for
the Principal's Form in the Conservatory of
Music, Brussels, Ontario.
ALEX. HUN TER—
Clerk of the Fourth Division court,
Co. Huron; Commencer, Notary Public,
Land, Loan Insurance Agent ; Auotlon-
eer. Funds invested and to" -loan. Collec-
tions made. Ofltoe in Grahare'slBlock,Brus-
eels.
AUCTIONEERS.
S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION•
• EEn, will sell for bettor prices, to
leesentrees
better o SriAuo time and lege yr
lean won't charge anyAnything. in knee Burrd or
can clomps
a ranged t D01110 end orders
by
can allvaye be arranged at this office or by
personal application,
DENTISTRY
F. W. TWEDDL.E,
(Formren= OF eEAror wu)
(DENTIST.
Graduate of Ii. O.D.S., Toronto ; Post Grad-
uate course at Basket's School, Chicago, in
crown and bridge work. ISirPrices tame as
in surrounding towns. 21-
Olfco over A, R, Smith's store, Brunetti.
VETERINARY.
D. 'WARWICK._
. Honor Graduate of the Ontario Vet-
erinary College. is prepared to treat all die -
oases of domesticated animals fin a oompet-
Pot manner. Particular attention void to
Veterinary Dentistry. Calle promptly at-
tended to. Office andInfirmary—Four doors
North of bridge, Turuborry et., Brussels.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
' 7 T M. SINCLAili—
Y !' • Banister, Solicitor,'Oonveyanoer,
Notary Public, &e, Office—Q tewart'e Block
1 door North of central Hotels
Solicitor for the Standard Bank.
G F. BLAIR, BARRISTER,
Vf Solicitor, &o. ORBoo over Stand-
ard Bank, Solicitor for Village of Brunele.
Money to Loan at lowest rates.
G..CAMERON-
1v1. • (Formerly of Cameron, Holt &
Cameron) Barrister and Solicitor. Godoriob
008. Oilioa—Romdton street, apposite Col-
borne Hotel.
MEDICAL CARDS.
E. T. SNIDER,
M. D., 0. II.,'
Licentiate of Royal College of PhysialanO.
and Surgeons, liiingoton ; Member of the Col-
lege of Ybyaloiane and Sergeant] of Ontario.
Memos of Women and children a special-
ty. - Nine years' experience. Moo andres-
idenoe, opposite Bnglioh,ohurcb,Bruseele.
J. A. M'NAUGHTON,
M.D., 0. 01.,
TrinitylUnfvoreity,Fellow Trinity Medical
College, Member College of Physicians and
Surgeons Ont. Licentiate of the Royal Col-
lege of Physicians and Licentiate of Mid-
wfery Edinburgh. IS'Tolepbone No.14,
Mid-
wifery,
otreot, Brunel%.
DR. WM. L. HOLMES,
pnesfordN, SURGEON ANA (10000CREUR,
(Buceessor to Dr. 0. IL Anib110100lp
M. D. Bellevue Hospital Med, Col„ New
York ; M D 0 kt Viotoria 1luivertity,Terme,
to ; Member of tbo College of Physielans and
Surgeons of Ontario. Qpeolal attontiou paid
to diseases of women, eye, ear, nose and
throat. 10•t1
D. F. SMITH,
M. D. 0. M.,
Graduate of McGill College, Montreal, &„
&e, All specialty work satisfactorily treat.
ed, Mao upstairs 7n tiro Stratton Block,
OAIepp hours, 0 to 12 a. m., and 7 to 10 p, m.
Speetailatwork, such as for Hyo, oar, throat,
&a, in the office at his reeidonoo, ..Elisabeth
street. from 2 to 0 p in. All modlOiuos will
bo dispensed personally by the Dr. or under
hie (b'eot supervision,
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No.Idea than eight larggo 11110111080 aollogos'
have applied to us withinthe last six wooks
for our gr Mattes to take pesitionit as teach•
ore in the schools. Al rnauyiea five Mild -
lams firths have applied to us in Ono day for•
ofllce help. This Is surely the beet school
for you, Catalogue flee,
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T istowe1 College
EQUgl, To ANY IN ONTARIO,
4 thgrcegb, complete and praotioal train-
ing In all Ivanhoe of commercial wont,
at ooneiderabiy lege than regular ratio.
For full information apply
iennis or College ever Post Olilae,,
4. HARTT,
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Gornto.,
Rev. A. E. Lloyd, of Vienna, was visht-
ing at Wm. Dane's last week,
Ralph Lawrie, left on Monday after-
noon of last week, for Walkerton where
he has secured a oituation in a drug store.
The job of putting in the furnace and
beating pipes in the new school wee let to
Found Bros,, tinemithe, oto., of this vii.
lege..
At a meeting of the oitizene it ' was
decided to celebrate Monday, Sept. 8rd,:
(Labor Day) in Gerrie. The program
will be base ball,foot ball, foot and
bioyole races. '
ACWo4k(1.
John Edgar Is confined to bed with
typhoid fever.
Maitland faotory sold the teat halt of
July cheese. at 9do per Ib. •
Mr. Hall, of Perry Bound, bee been in
town trying to organize a Royal Templar,
lodge.
The new stores being created by Diners.
Holmes and Currie will be known ae the
"Kimberly Block."
The new 100 foot steel bridge over the
Maitland river at the 14th con. is com-
pleted and traffic will be resumed thie
week.
Rev. P. A. McLeod, M. A., B. D., has
obtained 6 months' leave of anemia from
the session of the Atwood Presbyterian
°hutch, to enable him to take a poet
graduate ooare at Knox College, Toronto.
Died at Ridgeway, on Aug. 18, Ger.
trade Isabel, youngest child of Rev. and
Mre. J. H. Mallein, the grand daughter
of 1. 01. and Mrs. MaBain, of Atwood.
aged 1 year and 10 months. Bhe died
from inflamation following an attaok of
the measles.
Listowel.
Bt. Louie football match, Aug. 27.
Monday, Aug. 21st, was Civic holiday
for this town.
Listowel', rate of taxation this year
will be 22 mills, the same as last year.
Dr. Dingman was appointed High
School Trustee, in the place of W. M.
Bruce, removed from town.
Geo. Zilliax, jr., wao repreaeating Lie.
towel bowling club at the tournament last
week at Niegara•on•the-Lake.
Chapman & Scott have their contract
of putting down the waterworks pipes on
Inkerman street East finished.
Miss J. M. Green, milliner, of Bran-
don, is spending her holidays with her
mother, Mre. MaoBeth Green, McDowell
street.
Herb: E. Copeland, of Hamilton, has
taken over the photograph business of S.
M. Smith, which he will continue at the
old stand.
The St. Marys Sewer Pipe Go. have
arrived in town with a plant, and are
getting ready to begin the manuiaoture
of sewer pipe. They have located near
the tannery.
Samuel Moore has sold his fine farm on
the Wallace boundary, about one mile
Eaet of Listowel, to N. Vernon, of the
4811 oon. of Elmo, near Trowbridge, the
price paid being $0,000.
The numerous friends in town of Mrs.
Natbaniel Parcell, jr., will be very sorry
to learn that she ie lying at Guelph hospi-
tal seriously ill with oanoer. Mre. Pur-
nell only recently returned from Nelson,
B. C. where the family have been living
for the net year or more, and was visit.
ingber mother in Guelph.
A Thousand Tongues
Could not express the rapture of An.
nie E. Springer, of Philadelphia, Pa„
when Dr, King's New Dieoovery cured
ber of a hacking cough that for many
years had made life a burden. She says :
After all other remedies and doctors
failed, it soon removed the pain in my
cheat and I can now sleep soundly, some-
thingl oan eoaraely remember doing
before. I feel like sounding its praises
throughout the Universe." Dr, King's
New Discovery is guaranteed to mare all
troubles of the throat, obeet and lunge.
Price 50o and 82.00 at G. A. Deadman's
drug store.
Clinton.
Mrs. R. Holmes went to St. Cathar-
ines to epead a while there for the benefit
of her health.
John W. Hill is again confined to the
hone but we hope hie illness will be of
abort duration.
Considerable repot► are being made
to the boilers and around the interior of
the eleotrio light plant.
E. and Mre. Holmes, for many years
residents of town, oelebrated their golden
wedding anniversary at Grantham Place
Farm, St. Catharines, on Monday.
The mombere of the fire brigade met
at the hall to 000eider the proposal to
seed it team to Stratford on Labor day
to compete in the boas reel race. They
deoided to send one.
T. Trick has bocght from Charles
Wileon hie house and lot on Rattenbury
street, the prioe paid being $1,100. ,Mr.
.prink will likely become a resident of
town m the near future.
Geo. Pinkett had the misfortune to
lose a horse, He wag teeming in a load
of brink from Blyth, and the horse
dropped dead 8 miles from town,
sappeeedly from the haat.
.
The chairman mud board of inveetigat.
hug governors, of the Royal Humane
Aosoeiation have made awards to parties
for braver
y, and among the number is
our bright little fellow, Guy Miller, eon
Jacob Miller, for oonepiououe bravery in
saving Obarleo Moore from drowning at
Fair's pond, Clinton, on April 18th,
Negotiation's have been going on be.
tween J. C. Miller and Jas. McGuire, of
Bellville, for an exchange of the Hotel
Clarendon. To make it a oath of go oe
drop a sum of 8100 was deposited ae a
forfeit. The deal will be Wooed as 000n
as the valuation hag been Battled, The
tral151er of license will he ramie by the
eommigeio0ere and will tato effeot 0bo0
the 24th inet,
reerdwieele.
Omar Cole left for Ingersoll, where fie.
hag secured a good oituation in a bakery,
Bios Green, of Manitoulin Island, re
visiting her. cousin, Mimi Lllzie Allen, at
t
Oroaan,
A gang of 0, P, R. workman to the
number of about 18 are now Welly em•
ployed bailasting and re•eetting this
notion of the railroad, and will be reel•
dente of ourtown for thenext month,
The prize hots for the annualrPall
Exhibition of the Howlett Agricultural
Soolety, whioh will beheld in7'ordwich
on October 0th, are now oat and ready
for distribution: Parties wishing to
secure a list may do eo by applying to
the Seo.•Treas„ Wm. Watters,
Owing to linanolal diftioultiee J, W.
Danbrook, general merchant, of New-
bridge, has been under the neoe0eity of
making an assignment of his estate end
albino for the benefit of bin creditors,
John A. Gardiner, of Listowel, is the
aoeignee.
The voters' list for the townehlp for
the current year contains a total of 1,067
persons outitled to vote at both Mnnioipal
and Legislative elections; 14B who are
entitled to vote only at eleatione in the
Legislative Assembly. The number who
may be called upon to serve their country
as jurors le 076 and 40 aro reoorded as
widows and 6 as spinsters.
It GlodIes the Globe.
The fame of Buoklen's Arnica Salve
as the beet in the world, extends round
the earth. It's the one perfect healer of
outs, come, burns, bruises, scree, soalda,
boils, ulcera, feione, aches, pains and all
ekin eruptions. Only infallible pile aura.'
25o a box at G. A. Deadman's drug store.
Goderioh.
The Goderioh Organ Co. shipped a oar
load of organs to England.
Deputysheriff Gandry has corn 13
feet high growing in his garden.
Tboe. Gundry was at Chicago attend.
ing a Bale of thoroughbred cattle.
The Buobanaoe have connoted to.
build a two-story brink veneered dwelling
for Chas. Seger on Elgin Ave.
E. N. Lewis captured at the Black Hole,
while fishing for base, a turtle which
weighed a
g d b out twenty ponds.
The express, ticket and G. N. W. tele-
graph office will shortly be moved to the
former Bank of Oommeroe building, uext
Parson's Fair.
The G. T. R. authorities have decided
to ereob a new station at the depot. It
will be started in the near future, and
finished before the Fall passes away.
Mr. Tilt has offered the band the nee of
the verandah of the British Exchange
hotel, and the weekiy program was die-'
°pursed there Thursday of last week.
Fred. W. Doty, the new manager of
the Goderioh Engine and Bioyole Co ,
arrived Tuesday night of last week, and
has assumed the ditties of his position.
The Executive of tbe Weet Huron
Liberal association has palled a canven.
Lion at Dungannon on Friday, to nom•
haat° a candidate for the House of Com.
M000.
'hiThepumping plant at the town power
honee was forced to work extra long bouts
last week, on account of the bot and dry
weather. 800,000 gallons of water per
day was pumped.
A rink composed of W. Lane, D. 0.
Straohan, Jno. Galt and D. Holmes, with
A. MoD. Allan as substitute, ie preparing
for the Walkerville Tournament, which
opene on the 29th inet.
Robert Elliott, the well known apple
dealer, shipped a carload of Duchess
apples from Goderioh to Winnipeg last
Saturday. Tbey were all bought in
Goderich and Colborne townships at 50
Dents per barrel.
A Goderioh correspondent says ; "We
learn that F. H. 0100105, of Sault Ste.
Marie, is negotiating for the purchase of
tbe Ogilvie mill and elevator at Goderiob,
which has a great =peaky of making
salt."
Wedding oarde announce the marriage
at Bt. James church, Vancouver, B. 0.,
on Saturday, Aug. 4tb, of Miss Katherine
Elizabeth, daughter of Wm. and Mre.
Roberteoo, of Goderiob, to Sidney Suther-
land Maloomeon.
Lieut. W. H. Gundry reoeived hie
field officer's certifioate from the London
military wheal. The percentage marked
on the oerti6oate was 78.75, the highest
given at the school. Lieut. Gundry bas
reoeived hie equitate certificate also.
Astounded the Editor.
Editor B. A. Brown, of Bennetsville,
S. C., was once immensely surprised.
"Through long suffering from dyspepsia,"
he writes, "my wife was greatly run
down. She bad no strength or vigor and
suffered great distress from her stomach,
but she tried Electric Bitters which
helped her at once, and after using four
bottles she is entirely well, eau eat any.
thing. It is really a grand tonin, and its
gentle laxative qualities are splendid for
torpid liver. For indigestion, lose of
appetite, stomach and liver troubles it is
a positive, guaranteed core. Only 25o at
G. A. Deadman's drug store.
i3etLiort11.
The Bowling Club intend sending rinks
to Walkerville on the 28th of this month.
R. J. and Mre. Macdonald have return•
ed from their bridal tour and taken up
their residents in the Strong oottage,
We are pleased to note that our esteem.
ed friend, John H. Broadfoot is recover-
ing from a severe attack of sickness.
The Broadfoot do Box furniture com-
pany shipped one carload of furniture to
Halifax, two oars to Calgary, and two to
Victoria last week.
T. Murray, the goal keeper for the
Hurons was kinked on the knee during
the progress of the game at Berlin and
was laid up for a temple of days after re.
turning borne.
W. Oughton bad the misfortune to
break one of the bones in his band about
ten minutes after the fo t
o ballcmc pont-
mewled between the Rangers a d Hurons
in Berlin. He p10okily finished the game
although be must have eusered very
much duringthat time He expecte apecte' to
be off worst for about three weeks,
The San ?nye '—A very indignant
crowd were those who failed to get on
the train which was to parry the emu -
sionista on their way to Berlin on Mon-
day morning, and marl were the nom•
mento not of a flattering nature, made in
reference to the oondnotor of tbe train.
It ie claimed that the train did not
wait two minutes to allow pas5engere to
alight and the others to enter the train,
Per wee there any signal given .that the
train was about to start, Many of those
preetlnt at the station wepreee surprlae
Melt same of pilose attempting to board
the train were nob seriously injured,
We understand that complaint ties boon
made to the G. T. R. authorities, and
that efiidavits are being prepared and
will be transmitted to Cameral Manager
Hoye in reference to the matter,
Perth County,
Tile Stratford Beene Gaye —Hon,
Thos. Ballantyne woe oohed .Home time
ago by Hou. Sydney. Flatter, Minister of
Agriculture, if be would' 80000 au honor.
ary oommteeionership to the Paris Ex.
poeition, to represent the egrloultaral
end dairying ietereete of the Dominion
at important oongresees to be held there,
to report on the Systems of agrioultare
and dairying all there displayed, and tbe
appliances used, with a view to their
adaptability to Oanada. After due con-
sideration Mr,'Bsllagtyne bag deohded to
aooept the eomm5181on, and will sail on.
Saturday next from Montreal to enter
upon hie duties, whiob are purely of an
bonorary character, and carry no salary,
merely expenses. The selection of Mr.
Ballantyne for snob an important and
honorable position ' is peculiarly fitting.
He is probably the last surviving founder
of the dairying industry of the country,
and is thoroughly familiar with its origin
and development, besides baying practic-
al knowledge of other branches of agri-
culture. Hie experience at previous ex-
hibitions, where he bad charge of the
dairy exbibite of this country—notably
at the Centennial in Philadelphia in 1876,
the International Dairy Expositions at
New York in 1878 and 1879, and at tbe
Indian and Colonial in London — will
stand him in good stead in rendering
valuable service to the Dominion at
Paris.
Grey Council Meeting.
The Municipal Council of the Town
ship of Grey met at the Township Hall
August 15, pursuant to adjournment
members all present; Reeve in .the
chair ; minutes of last meeting were
read and passed. Moved by Robt
Livingstone, seconded by Adam Turn-
bull, that George Oliver be paid the sum
of $408 on contract of Government Drain
No, 2 and outlet
t t ae per engineer's carat,Date,-Carried. Moved by Jas. MoDon-
ald,eeconded by Robt..Livingston, that
the petition of Geo. Clark and others for
drain under the Municipal Drainage Aot
be reoeived and that Angus Smith, Eeq„
0. E., of Stretford, be appointed to make
an examination of the area to be drained
and prepare,.a report, plana and epeolti.
cations and estimates and make an
aseeeement of the lands and roads within
said area to be benefitted and of any
other lands and roads liable to ae•
easement for said drainage.—carried.
Moved by Adam Turnbull, seconded
by James MuDouald tbat any ratepayer
desiring to level the gide of the road in
front of their premises shall bave the
uee of grader for that purpose free of
obarge, providing they pay the party
operating said grader.—Carried. Moved
by Robt. Liviageton, seconded by James
McDonald, that the Reeve be authorized
to olose the bargain with James Watson,
of Seafortb, fora safe for the Treasurer,
—Carried. Moved by Adam Turnbull,
seconded by Ieaao Lake, that the follow.
ing aoeounte be paid, viz.:—Alfred
Ward, gravelling at lots 15 and 16, con.
8, 819.20 ; Russell Porterfield, gravel,
97.68 ; H. E. Beattie, tile for drain, 851 ;
Hugh MoKay, repairs to King's bridge,
non. 9, and oulvert at lot 25, con. 10, $4 ;
Angus McKay, grading and gravelling
on boundary Grey and Logan and in -
opening same, 948.36 ; Andrew Meehan,
gravelling and gravel tote 30 and 81, and
on. 17, 916.80; John Robertson, olearing
road and grading at Iota 30 and 81, oon.
12, 9111,22 ; Alex. McKay, gravel, 923.-
20 ; Treasurer MoKillop, work on bdy.
Grey and MolCillop, 93.75 ; Edward
Armstrong, gravel, $4.44 ; Thos. Al000k,
gravel, 94.00 ; Henry Al000k. gravel-
ling at lot 13, oon. 14, 985,75 ; T.
Al000k, grading on eideroad 1, oon. 14,
$9.00 ; Jobn Rose, gravel, $5.40 ; Cope-
land Stoakea, gravel, 91.20; Robt. Bell,
oulvert at iota 2 and 5, oon. 4, and oul-
vert on eideroad 4, oon, 8, 99.00 ; Robt.
Lang, repairing and reflooring King's
bridge, oon. 9, $20 ; James Ferguson,
gravel, 930,00 ; A. eymann, repairing
oulvert at Oranbrook, $2.65 ; Wm. Oak-
ley. gravel, 93.44 ; A. Reymann, teams
for grader on eiieroad lots 15 and 16,
$8.00 : John Hanna, grading and gravel.
ling on boundary Gray and Elma, con. 6,
913.90 ; Geo. Oliver, part payment on
content of Government Dram No. 2 and
outlet, 9408.—Carried. Bylaws were
passed levying rates for the oorrent year,
The rates are the same as last year.
Connell then adjourned to meet at the
Township Hall on Sept. 18.
WM. Slime,
Clerk.
Canadian. ? e ws.
Edouard Rollin, a 0. P. R. brakeman,
was killed at Hull.
Lord and Lady Minto arrived at Daw•
eon on Tuesday of last week.
John Vail, of Exeter North, committed
Weide by banging himself to a tree,
Wm. Howson, a sectionmen, was
struck by a train and killed at Milton.
Hon. Clifford Sifton will make a tour
of the Territories, beginning early next
mouth,
Nathaniel Pareone, of Jarvie, was
fatally injured in the cylinder of his
threshing machine.
Andrew Melinda), a respected young
farmer of MoGregor district, died from
injuries reoeived in an attach by a bull,
The .00ntraot for the poatoffioe improve.
menta at the Union Station Toronto, has
been let to John llanraban, of Toronto.
The official announcement of prize-
winners at the Paris Exposition above
that Canadian exhibitors gained many
valuable awards.
The new pumphouee of the Winnipeg
waterworks system i0 in danger of falling
down, ae the pampa have suoked away
the gaiokeand foundation.
The Albion Hotel at Stratford has
been refused o transfer of Hoene, and
Mr. Gordon, the owner, is circulating a
petition to dismiss the oommineloners.
A Toronto man has offered to enbsoribe
$15,000 towards the building of a refuge
for poor obiidren and their mothers pro•
aiding the oity donate a suitable ails.
These le abeolntely no foundation for
the story that flaw had been discovered
by the Department of Janine in the Mee. •
tion act, ea passed by Parliament last
i
enation,
The Minnesota Editorial Assooiatipr>
stetted the nluokolto lakoe on Saturday,
The Bull 'Lolopbone 0ompany bite de.
oided to employ only lady operatere la
the ojiiee in Woodetook, both for night,
and day duties•
The convention to o110o09 a Liberal
candidate for South Oxford in the Qom.
ing Dominion election will be held et
N 'oh opu
grwi August ust
81.
In memory of the late Martha O'Gara,
of Ottawa, hie fellow Qitizene have sub.
embed lufiloient to endow two scholar-
ships, one for Obtawe Collegiate and .the
other for Ottawa University.
A eyndioate of looal Owen Sound
capitalists has been organized for the
purpose of boring for natural gas in the
vicinity of the town. The Town Oounoil
has expressed Its willingness to egoist the
company by privileges for laying mains.
A horse famine is predicted iu the
Eastern part of Outarlo owing to the
large entuber of animals pmrobased for
war purposes. Well known dealers tray
there will be a difficulty to supply the
market witb 1>orses for some years and
that the prions of the animates will great-
ly increase.
A writ has been ironed by. Dowler rind
Sinolair, of Tilsonburg, for J. W. Moult
against the Michigan Central Bel lway
for the death of the late Arinda Munk,
which ft 10 olaimed, was due to negligence
of the company's servants. At the same
time another writ for 915,000 was issued
against the oompany by Esther Varden
for the death of the lase ,Ephraim Monk
on a like olaim.
A water spout strut* ok th a St. Glair fiats
recently and caused a panic among the
Summer visitors. It is ttesoribed by an
eye•witnese as a "fonnel•ehaped cloud
travelling swiftly towards US and twist-
ing like a oorksorew. It reaobed to the
water and the bottom spread out like an
boar glees, When it got near enough to
scare an out of our wits it busted but I
heard it went around the Gran& Pointe
Hotel corner and tore up a whole row of
trees by the root."
Patents Guaranteed.
Our fee returned if we fail. Any one send-
ing sketch and description of any invention
will promptly receive our opinion free on-
coming the patentability of same. 'How to
obtain a patent" sent -upon request. Pat-
ents secured through ue advertised out
g
for sale
ne our expense. Patents taken out tchargh
ria AB PA a NT R NOD, illustoutrated
charge,
w TAB PATENT RECORD, an Dultedabd and
widely circulated journal, consulted by Man-
ufacturers
copy ERRE. and Investors. Bead for sample
Copy FREE. Andre. 'VICTORJ. EVANS &
Co.(Patent Attorneys,) Evans Building,Washington,
D. O,
Important to Breeders and Horsemen.
Eurekateriny Caustic Balsam,
Vear
A reliable
and speedy
remedy for
curbs.,
Splints,
Bpavine,
Sweeney,
etc., eto.,in
Horses and
Lump Jaw
:<- • `-+-t r is Cattle,
TRADE MARK "See pamph-
let which a000mpantes every bottle, giving
scientido treatment iu the various diseases. '
It canbe need in every ease of veterinary
practice where stimulating applications and
blisters are prescribed. It has no 201,01 ren.
Every bottle sold is guaranteed to give satis-
faction. Price 75o per bottle. Bold by all
pdaruggistsygand county etorokeepers, Pre-
11LFDIQIi!iE 00 IPANY, London OntINARY
ALLAN LINE
Royal Mail Steamships
For Liverpool, Calling at Neville.
STEAMER Emu Faint
MONTREAL Qoa1EO
Parisian Sat, er Aug, S a m 8 m
Tunisian (new) Friday 7 Sep S a m 8 Sep
Numldian Sat 15 " 0 a m S p m
Corinthian .(new) ,22 " 9 a m 8 p m
Parisian " 80 " y a m 4 p m
Tunisian (new) Pri 12 Oot 5 a m 18 Cot
Numidlan Qat 20 Sam 4p m
Corinthian (new)" 27 " 8 a m 4 p m
Parisian " 8 Nov 8 a m 4pm
Tunisian (new) Fri 10 " 8 a m 17 Nov
From New York to Glasgow—State of Neb-
raska, Sept 8.; Californian, "Sept 15.
RATES OF PASSAGE
First cable. 350 and npwarde. Second
cabin, 385 and npwarde. Steerage, 323 50,
New York to Glasgow -First cable, S45 land
upwards. Second . cabin, 3:10, Steerage,
*28.50. Reductions on first aid seemed cabin
return tlokste,.
Passengors may go via Montreal and re-
turn by New York, For other information,
tickets, &o., apply to
w, I3. J ERR,
AGENT, BRUSoELa,
Also Agent for the White Star Lino,
Now York.
COUSLEY'S
BICYCLE
EMPORIUM
IS THE TALK OF THE
COUNTRYSIDE,
If you want a new Wheel,
or would prefer r a Second
Hander or require repairs of
any kind he can supply you
and at prices that will please
you.
Agent for tib Canadian Express Co. by
which line you should do your busi•
nese. A speoialty made of
money order business,
A. COUSLEY, .
L1601118 BL000C,
MoKINNON N
More Truth Than Poetry
There is to old saying, "You can't believe all yon hear, and only
hahf what we eae." This bite modern advertising pretty bard. Many
advertisements are either wilfully or ignorantly deceptive, and meet bar-
gains are sot what they seem. The e000ese of this One has been won, in,.
a great measure by advertising our `goods exactly as they are, and neves.
offering anything for sale that could not be beaked up by the reputation of
tl;ls firm. Beloit/ we quote a few prices which should be intereeting t0
close crib buyers.
Men'e Fancy striped laundried shirts worth 91.00, -for 480,
Men's White unlaundried shuts, worth 45o, for 30o.
Men's Fancy Shirts regular prise 75o, for 60o.
Ladies' mine Caehmere Bose, worth 25o, for 15a.
Men's Heavy Wool Books, a great snap, 2 pair' for 25o,
Fine Bootoh Gingham?, worth 12To, for 80.
Ladles' Corsets, firm Sateen steel filled, worth 75c for 506,
Union Carpets, yard wide, worth 85o, for 25o.
Heavy Linoleum, good patterns, worth 750, for 50e.
Shirt Waists, fancy stripes and attacks, worth 750, for 500.
Shirt Wolete, all sorts and sizes, worth 50o, 60o and 76o, for 250.
Pound Prints, (0 yde, to the pound,) at 20o per lb.
Grey Cotton, yard wide, worth 5o, for 8}o.
Beet Standard Shirting, Indigo Bine, worth ]6o, for 12au.
Oottonades in stripes and ducks, worth 15o for 12¢o,
Heavy Oobtonedes, the beet made, worth 80o, for 25o.
Bleaobed Cotton, yard wide, worth 8a, for 5o.
Wilton & Turnbull
Headquarters for
GENERAL
HARDWARE
ander
BUILDERS'
SUPPLIES
of All Kind`s.
Farmers should see our
.11.312erican
Field Fence,
Best Fence on the market.
Barb and Plain Wire,
All kinds Harvest Tools.
Binder Twine.
Paints and Oils.
S. W. P., the best Ready
Mixed Paints made,
always in stock.
TRV US.
WIL TON &TURNBULL
Season EWAN &INNES
The well known firm of
CARRIAGE MAKERS,
Opened are to the front, with a
P— Large, Well Select-
ed and Well Finished
STOCI. OF
Buggies, Wagons, Road Carts, Etc.,
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 -painting', Triin7ninj, °c•,
Ewan & Innes, - Brussels.
More Room
Having made a large addition to my Blacksmith Shop I am
iu a better position than ever to attend to my Customers.
WOOD WQH.ic t
All kinds on ]laud, both for new work or repairs, and prices
the lowest.
General Blacksmitlling IN all lines will bo promptly at-
tended to as usual and satisfac-
tion guaranteed.
Morse Shoeing.I have ]nada a specialty of
this line for years, and if
you have any horses that interfere, over -reach or troubled with
bad feet, bring them to me, I will relieve or cure them in less
than three months or will make no charge.
Wagons & Buggies. I OM prepared to supply the
above at the very lowest
prices, and best quality, either of my own make or from the
largest Factories in the Dominion.
Thanking my numerous ouetomors for their very liberal support in the
past, and hoping by etriot attention to business and satisfactory prinee,
to none a oontmuanoe of the same.
S. Tr PLUM, BRUSSELS.