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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1900-8-30, Page 8E BRUSHY TL 0 Lost Sight or "The Light That Failed" S,ipling's pathetic tale of the artist Who lost his sight, teaches a moral. The eyes are the bread winners, Take care of them. Ilan them examined. Know that they are right. We are eye experts. Satisfaction guaranteed. G. A. Deadman, nruggist and Graduate Optician' Brussels, Ont. ffloomonamonsualacasaancmstamala Slin Co!uk. The Brusaelo Fall Show will soon be here, when prizoe for the Best Cakes will be given, and those uredo with Deadman'a Baking Powder are %bent slice to take the 1stPrize Z i Px eo have your supply ready and do not. risk spoiling your pastry by ueing any other Baking Powder. See our ad. in laet week's POST about Baking Powder containing alum. Out Baking Powder contains no alum. G. A. Deadman, Druggist, Optioian & Bookseller. BRAND TRUNK RAILWAY. 00050ERN EXTENSION W. 0. & D, Trains leave Brnesele Station, North and South, as follows: Gored BoaTH. 00INa NOETE. Express 7:10 aim,Mail 2:10 p Mixed...,.. . 0:45 aim. I .m Express 8:17 pan rad skis pins, A ohiel's among ye takin' notes, An' faith he'll prent it. 11OLIDA'T NEST WEER, Following our usual practice Tag Pon will not be issued next week as our staff wig take their annual holiday. Next Nene will be dated Sept, 12. Moe will be, yen to receive eabeoriptions and to attend to job work. Our correspondents will kindly take note of our holiday. 8 s 1,nAs-Sept. let. A WEDDING ie mooted in town. FALL Fair in Brussels, Oat. 4 and 6. Towne is the centre of attraotion this week. Sone of ourlooal anglers report good oa'ohes. Tats week has seen a lot of grain safe. ly housed. 25 CENTS oeonree THE POST for the balance of the year. BOWLING, end Lawn Tennis appear to have the pall just now. Nese Monday will be Labor Day and consequently a public holiday. AN old baohelor says the only way to mire a man of Love is to have it bad enough. BBUSeELe Foot Ball team will play the third match for tbie season with Listo- wel next Monday at Gerrie. THE brick work on the new Leckie is well on toward completion. It will be a neat structure and add greatly to the appearance of the Main street. Altmann week or so will about wind up the granolithio sidewalk building for this eaamon in Brussels. Over $4,000 worth has been put down this year. Has the oountry gone mad on sports and prize fights ? A crowd stood around the newspaper offices in Toronto last Friday night to hear the result of two men having made brutes of themselves in fighting. DIMING the beat of a few days ago we were reminded of what we read when a cold snap was on last Winter : "Let ne bottle up the zero, That has mut ne like a blade, For we'll need it all next Sommer When it's 90 in the shade." TEE chief game warden of the Prov- ince of game tomall the attention ince desiresg dealers, commission merobante, store- keepers and others engaged in the land. nese of buying and selling game in the Province, that it is necessary for them to procure licensee to enable them to legally engege in the business, Tut members ot the A. 0. u. W. in ame in a double assessment Ontario will pay August, the extra assessment being known ae the Transvaal Fund assess• ment as the receipts from each assess- ment are to go towerdepaying the bene- floiaries of any of the members of the order meeting with death in South Africa. At least two Ontario Workmen have already passed to the Great Beyond in the war. The "double header" mast be paid before Sept. let. NEw OtanIT. - George Edwards has placed a new ontflt in bis cider mill and apple butter factory, Brussels, by which last year's capacity for work has been doubled and is now ready to take pare of 200 barrele per day. He makes a opeoial- ty of apple butter and jellies and dose the work while the :customers wait. With the plentiful supply of apples and the small demand on the market Mr. Ed- wards expecte to have a buoy season in hie fnotory. Mill street, Brussels, is the lavation, Thom •-- The Oonrier•Demoorat, of Langdon, North Dakota, of Aug. 28rd, continue the following sad new in which former Brneselitee are interested :-"Per• hape no death in child life that has oo- curved in tbie community so profoundly affected everyone with sorrow as that of James Stuart, the youngest obild of States Attorney and Biro. W. B. Diokeon. The little fellow's constant struggle with the grim reaper for several months past had filled everyone with hope that meal - eel skill and oarotul naming, combined with the strong vitality of the patient would finally win the battle, bet it was not to be. He,bad been sickly dime birth acid a year and a half ago, though at times would rally for a short time and appear to gain tbrength, Manypreoions memories will linger in the family oirole Chat he has loft for the home' above. The Modal was held Tueeday afternoon Molt thefamily home on the hill and the remains followed to their last resting plane by''a large number of friends wbo tbaa ebowod their eympathy for the liv. Mg, The servioee were 000dttoted by Itev. Tbs. Deegan. The many old Mende of Mr. and Mrs. Dickson in ilrus00le and locality will deeply gym. pattai00 with them in their bereat''ament, Nun Monday will be a bank holiday. BOSTON Bloomers Wednesday of next week in Brussefe, MANITOBA EXCURSION Tueeday, Sept. 11, See advt. of rates 1n Tax POST.. A NEW hardwood floor hae been pat down in the Queen's hotel bar and office. Exopnsxooa fare on the G. T. R. to Tor. onto Fair next Tuesday and Thursday, good to return on or before Sept 10th. Tuts week a new MoOlary medium furnace was ordered for the Methodist Parsonage from N. F. Gerry. It will be pat in before the floor goes on in the new budding. Banesxne was well represented at the Garden Party at L. Frain's, 8rd con. of Grey, on Tueeday evening. Reeve and Mrs. Thomson, Fred. Gflpia and Ed. Hart, of town, took part in the program. W. H. Mo01Acame, of Brussels, was in town on Wednesday. Mr. MoOraoken is as young looking es of yore, and no doubt will Le heard of as extensively in the Fall fair prize lista this year as formerly. -Seaforth Expositor. Tan Gerrie Vidette remarks :-Geo. Ardell, who has been in the employ of Wm. Mose at the Oity Harness shop, for the past two and a half yeare, left Thurs- day of last week for Brussels where he has secured a situation with L 0. Riob• arde. We wish "Dod" 8acoess and hope to see him at the top of the ladder soon. CLARENCE BLAME -CZ, of Brussels, who ie employed in the Broadfoot & Box .Pnrni. tura fnotory, Seaforth, while playing with some other boyo on Thursday evening, 16th inst., had the misfortune to have hie aye badly burs, and for some time his eight was despaired of, but we aro glad to bear that he is recovering. Tae Goderiob Star of last week says : -"On Wednesday morning there was great excitement among the residents of the East end of Nelson St., as a young visitor from Brueeele, aged 3, could not be located. As soon as the boy was mis- sed a large number of friends started on a search, and the hero ot the oocasion was found not far from home building houses beside a lumber pile. There was joy in the household when the lost was found." The young gentleman was no lees person• age than Master Wilfrid, sou of Barrister Blair. UNPRECEDENTED RECORD.- The Lido. Wel Business College and Shorthand Institute graduated 100% of its pupils in the Shorthand and Typewriting depart. menta, during the term just closed, and we understand the saooeeeful students through the agency and instrumentality of the 0ollege have received good eitna- tione, The Listowel College has the reputation of being a first olds Inetite. tion, and the rates (Merged for tuition and supplies are reasonable, and our young people should take advantage of this opportunity to qualify themselves to enter into a business career. The Fall term opens Sept. 4th. Illaetrated cata- logues P logaae sent upon application to 0. L. Hardt, Pr. Llsxowon BOWLERS Wog. -Thursday afternoon two rinks from Listowel played a match here with the local bowlers win- ning by 16 allots. It was an off day with some of our bowl trandlere bot the game wghut. The one throughout. was an enjoyable ell's was as follows :- Banded. LIeTONEL. R, A. Olimie, F. R. Blewett, J. Sbinbein, G. Zilliax, ek28 J. Grant, R. Thompson, R. McMillan, A, Yule, els 19 Tae POST Will 1101May next week, A, 0, U, W. Friday evening og this week. Anna prize flat of Wisp Huron Fall Fele, Frain are bad en bored and, Oattie at this 8eae0n of the year. Beeson., may send a rink to the Bowl- ing Tournament at Walkerviilo next week. A NUMBER of enquiries are being made for houses to buy or to rent by proepeo, rive residents. Tun sidewalk gang is through on the fiolath Side of the put river down on Millstl eet,, Bast of i Turwalk n berry, Loon Der the Beneeals postofliee will be opep from 8 to O a. m• ; an hour after arrival of the mail train and from 0 to 0.80 p. m. Banded pent quite a oontiogent to Wingham last Friday evening to see the Wingnam•Bruseelo foot ball ,match by eleatnto light. Tun,railwaye issue Bingle return fare tickets for Labor Day. Good going Sept. let 2nd and 8rd and returoiog on or before Sept. 4, Derma mast remember that the granolithio crossings meet be grossed with oars or a downfall of the equines may be the result. A, J. Lowes is at work on the stone foundation of the addition to .Dr. Gra• ham's block and ae soon as ready Pugh & Lowry will bustle up the brick walls eo as to get the roof on early. POSTMASTER FAalow is going to make it bot for the youths who behove die. orderly in the poetoffice while waiting the distribution of mile. This is right and Toe Poem will back him up in it. Mn. ROnnnTeoN, manager of the Can- adian Typewriter Exchange, Toronto, states :-that the new gaartere of the Listowel Baeinees Oollege and Short. band Institute, ere the beet College rooms North of Toronto. Thio speaks well for the enterprise at Listowel. BEnxooens INMIRED.-James M. Martin, one of P. Ament's teamsters, was loading hie wagon with Blabs at the mill on Tbure- day last when a large pile fell on him breaking two or three ribs, °rushing hie ohest and slightly damaging his head. He has been laid up since bat we hope he will soon be able to attend to his work as usual. COMPLIMMENT TO BRIIeeELS. On Tueeday of this week a fine and complete carry- all was taken to Day's livery at Walker ton, the output of Mager@. Ewan & Innes' Carriage Works, Brussels. These are the loudest talking testimonials a firm can reoeive and prove beyond question the exoellenoy of the work turned out by this shop. Lenon DAs IN Gonia, -Arrangements are about oompleted for a grand day of sports on Viotoria Park. There will be three or fear of the beet base ball teams in the [Monty there and a game of foot ball will be played between Listowel and Brussels. These teams have won a game each and are bot rivals. They will play off the third match that day. KINCARDINE and Brnesele play base ball on Victoria Park on Friday after- noon of this week. It is Kincardine's Oivio Holiday Game called at4 o'olook. The visiting team play good ball eo a snappy game may be expected. Brussels has added a new player in the person of Geo. Ardell, of Gerrie, who hae taken a position in L 0. Richards' harness em. potion). Mr. Ardell handles i:ie sphere with considerable dexterity. Owns Am. -At the inetanee of In. specter Miller a charge was laid against the hotel -keeper at Bluevale for violating the law. The oaee came up for hearing in the Connell Chamber, Brussels, last Friday afternoon, before A. Hunter and Reeve Thomson. Several witnesses were oalled bat the complaint was not proven. Barristers Vanetone, of Wingham, and Sinolair looked after the respective sides. READ TEE Tosoero Wonrm.-During the past few yeare The Toronto World hae been building up a remarkable repo. tation as a reliable authority on finanoe, commerce and mining industry. Also for its reports of the live stook market. In these departmente The World employe a staff of men epeoially qualifiedby actual personal experience to handle the ques- tions with which they haveto deal. This in these subjects 'treated o le interested whyfe e] P P are regular readers of The World. G. T. R. NoxEa.-It ie said the Grand Trunk authorities are thinking of putting down some cement in the station yard to oonneot with the town walks. Tbie is a neceesity ae the old walk is done. -Daring the past week ehipmente have been ae ora heading, P. A moat Howe: -3 0 follows • Enterprise lee Salt Worke Vaudoise, double deck B4careW. F. hogs •,P. Hogg, 1 oar flax Beed ; Jno. Roddick, oar of lambs ; Clegg & Dames, oar of cattle. Inwards there was a oar of cement for J. L. Lloyd ; oar Manitoba flour, A. Backer ; car coal for Salt Works. -Pao. Sanger traffio is livening up. AT the I, 0. 0. F. Grand Lodge of Hamilton the following amendments were made to the conetitnbion :-Eleo- tiooe shall hereafter be bald in May and November ; the initiation fee is kept at $5 • no benefits are to be paid for the first week's siokness ; dues shall not be less than $6 a year ; widows' benefits and funeral expends are not to exceed $100 and 540 reepeotivoly. A membership oommittee ie to be added to the oommit' tees. Guelph was chosen as the place of meeting next year. The report of the epeoial committee on the Oddfellowa' Home was received enthusiastically. Eleven thoneand dollars has already been subscribed to this fund, and when $10,- 000 more ie on hand the Home will be built. The report recommended that eaoh lodge enheoribe and committees be appointed to get individual enbsoriptions. No place for the home has yet been se- lected. VETERANS' JEWELS. -A pleasing oere- mony was on the program of the Odd Fellows' Lodge in this place on Thursday evening of last week, viz., the presenta- tion of Veteran Jewels to R. Leatherdale, et Brawls, and Wm, Spence, of Ethel, as an aoknowledgement of 25 yeare' membership in the Order. Barrister Blair made the preeentation in fitting terms and appropriate acknowledgment was made by the reoipiente. In addition instrumentals were well rendered by T. A. Hawking, F. Adams and Jae. Medlin ; solos by Jas. Jonte and W. Spence and short romarke by Bros. Ti ling, D. D. G. M., Lewis, Worthington, &o. An extra fine lunch was served by caterer Bartliff, &insisting of sandwiohee, Dake, lemonade, foe oream and frnit. Earlier in the evening two candidates were initiated into the mysteries of the three linke, the WinghamDegree Team putting on the work in good style, Some 25 brethren from Wingham were present, J. Hewitt, A. Cooeley, J. Irwin, D. 0. Roes, ek..18 R. Leatherdale, G. McClellan, Dr. MaNaaghton, J. Cameron, ek..13 Tait POST gives the new. AL1', Benicia bee bad hie telae newly painted and papered, Setae--•Tleureporty of the Booker estate will be offered for sale on Saturday, Sept, 8, at 2 0101001500 80 00 alone pp the aaooent. Alfred Beaker ilea anion over the groin and flour and feed bueinees and will continue it in the old stand, He le a 'Weedy going, reliable, biddy esteemed young man with ooaeiderahle experienOO' and will, no doubt, do a goad i,t,Ioeiu. Ibir. Baeker'smany friends including' Tae Pod wish him 0000000, MoNar SToLog,-Wednesday of tole week Chas, Rosa, who liven near Ethel lame to Brindle and drew some 575 or thereabonte from the Standard Bank far flax Bald to Cameron Bros„ Ci'anbrook. He gave 510 of it to hie daughter and Shortly met in, with Robb. Rae, of Wal. ton. Liquid refreshments were partaken of and ere long Mr. Roto went to sleep at the Qoeen'e Hotel. When he awoke he was minus sixty odd dollars, which he save had been entreated from hie puree, the latter being left. A ,warrant was sworn oat charging Mr, Rae, who had left for home, with having taken the bills. Information was laid before W. H. Kerr, J. P„ and the warrant planed In the hands of Constable Scott wile ar- rested his man. He was brought before the magistrate Thursday morning and re. mended until Friday at 2 o'olook. Ball nut being forthcoming he was left in oharge of the Constable. FOOT BALL BY ELECTRIC LIONT,-Thio was a new line of sport for this eeotion' inaugurated by Wingliam Ise' Friday night, when the team of that town and an eleven from Brueoela play, d a match on the Park in that town before a large number of opeotatore. The guru Band conceived the idea, we believe, and the arrangements were made under their auspices. It was 9 o'clock before the game started and after 10 a good while before it ended. No goals were scored by either side altboogh a few hot abate were stopped by both goal keepers. The chief difficulty was that the ground was not well enough lighted and as it con. sequence the Referee often had to gall halts to straighten out the play, other. wise the game went off pleasantly enough barring interference once by onteidere. If some of these always - ready -sluggers were taken in hand by the police an examplewould be set that would have a good effect on the youth of the hoodlum class. The teams lined up as. follows :- BaueeELe Herr Goal Pepper Sample Gerry Wilson Ferguso Lowry McDonald Rothe RandallHamilton Totals ...,81 47 LIoxTNING's Fichte. -Every few days we read accounts of 'fires and other damage dons by lightning but are not much impressed by it but when the elec. trio current commences knooking shingles off roofs in Brussels we begin to think of the much abutted lightning rod agent and lookup oar ineuranoe policies. Sunday night last there was a thunder storm on the program and one particularly sharp float of lightning and a tremendous thun- der olap. Wm. Blashill's reeidenoe was the only property interfered with outside of the nervous systems of many residents. Mr. Blaohill was reading and Mrs. Blaehill and Beatrice in the dining room with him. His younger daughter, Via„ had retired to bed and the butcher boy, Wilbert Rae, was locked in the arms of Morpheus. Soddenly the (watch of thunder Dame and Mr. Blaehill Says the house ehook as if some giant blow bad fallen upon it. When no one was injured downstairs and no sign ,of fire the door was opened to allow the otrong sulphur- ous smell to escape and Mr. B. took the light and went upetairs to investigate, The boy's bed was covered with particles of plaster, the paper on the wall was aoorbbed in several places, boles punched in the plaster, and picture mouldings blackened but nothing more serious. The lad acid the noise of the thunder waked him up but be appeared to be no worse of the olose oall he had. Orchefde a board on the Northwest oorner of the house was split near the downoorner from the ovetroagh. Mre, Blaahill'e nervoa have been rather unatrnng.sadMr. Blaehill says ono0 ie enough as far ei he ie dammed. It might easily have been =tee, , WI0O0Att Allenby Coultas I Bargeesrvin Bell illeapie Aikens Mosley 'MoDonagh Hamilton P. Ferguson was Referee and did fairly by both teams we believe. Although Wingbam has not been playing molefoot ball this season so far they have some old and clever players in their team ae the above list will show and they put up a snappy game, bat neither aide had mnoh show to play ball on Friday night. The home kickers bad the ad. vantage of knowing the grounds. Dur- ing the evening the Band gave a fine program of music under the leadership of S. Merrifield. They play well. Re- freshments were served on the Park during the evening. There was a large attendance present from Brussels. The return matoh will be played in the neer future bat in daylight next time. } ;Books 1 Backs n Forward Business Locals. ST4,7V'D4R1) 2MXE OF a/IX. DA, HEAD OFFIOE. • .TORONTO OAPI7.'AL PAID UP (One Million Dollars) 51,000,000 REST , 5700,000 Apenoie. fn all prinaipai pointe in Ontario, queLea, Manitoba, United Ptetes 0linglond, ig,+h8Vi'SdapBfikJV17M. A Clouded Banking Brained Transacted, Farmers' Notes Discounted. Drafts Dialled and Collocations made on all pointe. SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT, Interest allowed on deposits of $1.00 and upwards and compounded hall yearly.. Sedan. ATE:MIMI exvaza TO THE COLLECTION or FARMERS' SALE NOTES.. Every facility afforded Cuatomero' living at a dietanoe, payable at any bank issued Under $10,,.. 8o, 520 to $30...,12o MOnay Orders at the following rates t- $10 to $20....10o, 80 to 40... ,140 3. N. GORDON, AGENT. Canadian Ne woe. Joseph S. Sutler, photographer, of Chatham, died very soddenly. Hamilton bakers have settled their differences with the employers, The Grand Lodge of Ontario, Knights of Pythiee, is meeting at Windsor. Bessie Vanderwill, a little girl, tell off the dook at Midland and was drowned. John Clarke, proprietor of the St. Nicholas Hotel, Hamilton, died suddenly,. Winnipeg's building expenditure for the present year will be nearly $2,000,000. A convention of New Brunewiok Con. servatiee will be held at St. John on Sep. tardier 7. It is reported that the Southern Bros., of Ottawa, have purchased The Winnipeg Telegram. The San Jose scale has been di000vered on apple trees in the Eastern part of London, Ont. South Brant Oonvervativee have nom• hated Robert Heory, of Brantford, for the Commons. James Durrant and Thomas Medwin were drowned while bathing at Cook• barn's dam, rhythm Oharles Tait, of Guelph, was killed by lightning while drawing in a load of oats. His team was also killed. Governor Vallee, of the Montreal jail, is sued for $1,000 damages by Oliver Barre, a prisoner, whose term expired on May 3, but who was detained until May 0 through a clerical error. Friday nigbt Mr. Riddell, lith en., Moroington, had a barn burned con. taining the orop off 50 acres and some implements. On Sunday night three fires were visible from Dorking, all to the East. A rumor is current in Winnipeg to the effect that Mann & Mackenzie are nego- tiating for the purchase of the North• western branoh of the 0. P. R. and for the lease of the Portage branch of the N. P. When the Belleville contingent went to Africa, Mrs. Fred. Lingham presented them with a flag end promised the man who raised it on Pretoria jail a gold watoh. Corp. G. G. Hahne, D 00., late Lieutenant of the 15th Regiment, wine the watch. That the Ontario Government are set- ting wisely in providing additional asy- lum accommodations is shown by the returns which have Dome in of the, pa- tients in attendance at the different Provincial asylums. They number et present 4,550 persons, or more than 100 in excess of last year. The Canadian apple crop will equal that of 1898. Ontario alone will yield twelve million barrels of good fruit. The orop of the United States is estimated at sixty million barrels. Great Britain, Germany and France also report good. crops. Nevertheless it is anticipated that a good export trade will be done by Can- adian dealers. TIMOTIIY seed for sale at MoCraoken'e. Caen for butter and eggs. A. Ooueley. Linnet, yarns 1 and 3 ply in various colors, a full assortment just to hand at Mrs. Kirk's. COMFORTABLE house to rent, with stable and good garden, on -Alexander street. Possession can be given early in Septem- ber. For further particulars apply to THE Pose. WANTED, eggs, 13e., butter, 180. The Bale still goes on for three weeks with the cheap R. R. rates. Ask those who have been her. e how they liked their E. G. Kum, in ham. parcels. G , W g CoMFosranLxhouse with lot, pomp, &o., well looated, for sale or to rent, on Tarn. berry street, Brussels. Further infor- mation and the key may be had by call- ing at TEE POST. Possession may be had at once. LADDane AT COM. -To clear ont bal. soca of stook F. Adams Mill street will sell the balance of the MoSherer exten• Bion ladders at coat. Nothing batter on the market for durability, convenience or price. Call and see them. THE BOSTON BLOOMERS General News. ACRN. AGiaiT;-In Seaforth, on Aug. 20th, to Mr. and. Mrt,. Wm. Ament, a son. IIEAn. In Amberetburg, on Aug. 27, to Rev. W. E. and Mrs. Kerr, a. Baugh. ter. MoNxxx,-In Brunie, on August 28, to Mr. and Mrs, A; K. MoNeil, a son. Rlvaae.-In Teeswater, on Aug. 22nd, to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rivera, formerly of Brussels, a son. SkuLTON.-Io Morrie, on Aug. 24, to. Mr, and Mrs. Robert W. Skelton, a daughter, WIL7da: In Seafortb, on Aug. 19th, to Mr, and Mrs. W. G. Willie, a daugb. ter. MAR1roT:E13M, TOWNSEND-SaEAns. - In Harrieton, on Aug. 22nd, by Rev. C. Lake, Mr. B. H. Townsend, Editor of the Wroxe. ter Star, to Mies Maggie E. Shears, of Owen Sound. Boers beaten back and Gen. Olivier and three of his eons captured.- Jobe enemy attach Winberg from three sides, but were repulsed by Iced Brace Hamilton's e e force -The Boers made a determined etand between Belied and Maahadodorp but were driven out -Troops under Bal. ler, French and Pole -Carew engaged them nearly all day Sunday, fighting over a line 30 miles long -The enemy, in con- siderable strength, desperately resisted the British advance, keeping up a hot oannon fire until dark but heavily -The oountry well suited for Boer tactics -The Imperial Yeomanry attacked - Another batch of priaonere surrender at Harriemith-Death of two Strathoonas from wounds -Other Canadians danger. misty ill -Boers on the run again. Iridian' Champion Base Bail Club of the World. One of the moat exciting and interest- ing games of the season will take plaoe in Brussels on Wednesday, Sept. 5th be• tween the ladies' champion base ball olub of Boston, Mase., and the town club. The Boston Bloomers is the usual title given thio famous Ladies' Base Ball Olnb. They are justly entitled to the same, as they always appear upon the Hold, to battle for snpremaoy, droned in the 20th dentary garb - the bloomers. This organization of female ballplayers is the only ladies' ball club in America. The team was first organized in 1898. This is their 7th annual tour. The olub is under the management of W. P. Need- ham, and they travel in their own palaoe oar. During the past six yeare this or. ganization of female ball players have travelled extensively and visited all the large 0itie8 in America and the provineee of Canada. Tho olub has been strength. snag from year to your, each member se. looted for her ability to exeonte and 1111 her partienlar p001010h In a manner setae. fnotory and booming a member of ahie, the Champion Ladies' Base Ball Club of the World. Don't fail to see them. Admieeion Note. Game oalled at 3 p. m, 'Phe manager was in Brueoela on Wed. nesday. It is said the old baso helliote are seeking're•engagemente on the team now since playing matches with ladies is coming into fashion, We think 'Billy" Grower and "Tot" Cochrane or any other confirmed old base ball baohelor should be allowed on the diamond on Wedges• day. Phe 0. I', R. Maohiniete' Committee at Winnipeg have agreed to arbitrate their differences with the company, Beyond a Doubt. Thousands Give Testimony. ax:man- 000Txn. In Grey, on Aug. 24, Mary 3 beloved wife of Thos. Cooper, aged 26 years, 7 months and 18 days, HAnLwoon.-In Clifford, on Aug. 19, Ira M. Hazelwood, aged 28 yeare, 2 months and 26 days. Homos. -In Hallett, on Aug. 20tb, James Holmes, aged 06 years. MoCALxxe -In Morrie, on Aug. 27, Jennie, daughter of James 1tfoCall, of Holy- rood, olyrood, Bruoe Co„ aged 6 menthe and 27 days. MAeoN.-In Blyth, on Aug. 1301, John Mason, aged 60 yeare. FARES. Industrial, Toronto, Aug. 27 to Sept. 8. Western, London, Sept. 8-16. Walkerton, Sept. 17-18. Exeter, Sept. 17-18. Brantford, Sept. 15-20. Listowel, Sept. 18-19. Goderiob, Sept. 18-19. Atwood, Sept. 20-21. Clinton, Sept. 20-21. Teeswater, Sept. 25-26. Stratford, Sept.' 26-26. Mitchell, Sept. 28-27, Guelph, Sept. 26-27. Milverton, Sept. 27-28. Palmerston, Sept. 27-28. Seafortb, Sept. 27-28, Wingham, Sept. 27-28. Belgrave, Oot. 1-2. St. Marys, Oot. 2-3. Kirkton, Oot. 4-6. Brueoela; Oot, 4-5. Bayfield, Oct. 4-5. Fordwioh, cot. 6. Blyth, Oot. 9-10. Dungannon, Oot. 11-12. sums,vms77MAR==sr Aver, $0, 1900. Tito Ind Thati rni NO 01001) 1.1? 1.`.l' PON''#'. That's the Kind off' Insect Powder We sell. 'There's a great differ- ence in the quality of this article which no doubt those who have used it are aware. We )haye.yet to hoar the first complaint about .• the quality of ours. Get the BEST Fall Wheat 69 63 Barley ..... 83 35 Peas 63 54 Oats23 24 Butter, tubs and roll° 16 17 Eggs per dozen ......,11 12 Flour per barrel .. 4 00 4 60 40 50 25 25 80 1 00 Potatoes (per bash.) Apples (per bag) .. Sheep dans, eaoh ...,.• Lamb skins eaoh AT�^� - Pox',p Drug Store. riABM FOR SALE.—'FIFTY acre farm for sale., forty-seven 'aoroe cleared, the balance hardwood bush. Good orchard and a never failing well. Buildings good, atone foundation under barn, atone dollar under honed.. Farm is well mimed. .. nearly all straight rall. Fes000ai.oln oould be apply at any time, MoALLIBT lli,rWeatiA Lot 10, Con. 17,,Grey, or Walton P.0, 5.4 VARM FOR Half Lo E27. 000 ACRESon. -Sourrili Township, within 1 mile of Brueoela. Dwell- ing house, burl dingo and fences iuood con- dition. The 100 has a spring . creel' onthe front and river Maitland crosses the rear. About 00 acres timber aua a young bearing: orchard. Apply to G. A. DEADMAN, 45-t1 Druggist, Brussels, FOR SALE IN ETHEL VIL- LAGm.-The property of the late Soho Elliott, consisting of a solld briok house, with frame 1itopen and woodshed, good stable and k a0re of land all in nret•alaee condition. If not sold will ne rented. Poe- aheoion at any time. For pattioulare apply to Wm. Sputum, Ethel; ALEX. PATTna00N Galt; or DII,Mol ELvas, 850. Forest 20tr Ii1IRST CLASS FARM FOR HAZE. -Lot 17, con. 0. Township of Grey. 100 three more or lose. Situate 41 miles from:Bruseels and2 miles from village of Ethel, All cleared excepting 5 throe of hardwood bush. Buildings and fences in good repair. Good.wells. . All Fall plowing one. Price and terme of payment on ap- plication to W.M. SINCLAIR, 29-tf Barrister, &o„ Brunnets. 11ARM FOR SALE. -150 ACRES Consisting of the South 1 and South 1 of. the North 1: of Lot 88, Con.2, East Wawa - nosh. Tine is•an exoollent stook farm,being' well supplied with good spring water,. It is situated about B Milos from the thriving Vil- lage of Blyth. A largo part of it is under grass. Buildings and fences aroin a hair state of repair. Easy terms of paymentwill.,. be given, For all information apply to 11-tf G.F. BLAIR, Barrister, anneals. LINE FARM FOR SALE. - ..L. 200 aoroe in the Township of Gray, County of Huron, being .lots 10 and 17, eon, 10 ; 1 mile from school, thumb, poet o10 ce, etoro and blacksmith shop; Smiles from Ethel station ; 4. miles fromvillage of Brut- Salo-; 1 mile from cheese factory. This farm is well faced, well underdrained and well watered • river Maitland rune through Southeast corner.` 4 acres of good -bearing orchard ; large bank barn with straw shed ; ' a driving shed, et0ne house and kitchen and woodshed. 60 acres in grass ; 24 agree hard- wood bush ; 25 acres in rougand good ced- ar; balance ander good cultivation. For further particnlare apply to WM. FISCHER, proprietor, Oranbrook P. O. 0.tf FA,R11 FOR SALE. FOR sale Let 21, Conocsaion 10, McMillen, Containing 100 acres,. 80 acres Cleared and ready for crop, being well •underdrained ood. well Yenned with cedar sad black nail. The balance is timber and pasture. There Is a small orchard and three good wells. There is a good frame house ao,l wood shed, a barn and etablea 61x80 feet, also deep bouts, pig pen, implement house and all other necessary out buildings. It is 1/. miles 26 40 ast of the North gravel road and it con- venient to schools, churches, post oaloo, etc, Hall. per bbl., retail...... 1 00 70 Is 71 miles from. Seaforth and 10 miles from i n of the boat farms iu 5 00 8 00 Bre tow. It too e Lin per sou tared 1 1 e cold on as er 0 e township and it b h s o P t tw w y Hogs, Live 6 50 6 00 ae the proprietor Niahoe 00 retire. Apply Wool 16 16d) on the premises or address Winthrop P. O. W M. MORRISON. Letter upon letter pours in from every point in Canada testifying to the mar. oolong power of Dr. Pitoher'e Baokaohe Kidney Tablets to cure kidney and blad- der troubles both of the young, middle aged, and aged, and such other troubles as find their origin in a faulty kidney action, and they are many. Such a MOM of evidence puts its power to core these afflictions layond a doubt, and ehowe that the Tablet is the right thing in the right plane. This is what Mrs. J. W. Hutohine, 82 Portland et., Toronto, has to say, -"I cannot say too much for Dr. Pitober's Bachaohe Kidney Tablets. Before using them I had a gnawing pain in the bank all the time, and an conte lameness moss the loins. I had not so much noising in my head ae between my shoulders and in the back of my neck. Since using the Tablets my back is as it need to be, and the ,rheumatism in the shoulders bas disappeared. Formerly. When I did a waahing I was utterly tired out, not having a bit of meetly left ; this morning I did my washing in two hours and I did not mind it. I have no had - tenon in recommending Dr. Pitcher's Backache Kidney Tablets, for I never had anything do me ea much good." Any reader of this paper oan Leet the Merits of Dr, Pitcher's Backache Kidney Tablets free by eneloaing two dente postage for trial package to The Pitober Tablet Co., Toronto, Ont, Regular eine 50 canto per bottle. ONE CENT A WORD COLUMN xeMlTa a Toone Fon SRA bellows BLAS81111ON A Q U vise, anvil, &o. JAS. CZ/TRILL, Lot 17, 004.15, Grey. Rom Collie pupa for Bale. Eligible for rogietrablon. S. D. MOHAIR, Oranbrook P. 0.. Lot 20, Con. 14, Grey. Two eligible building Iota for sale on Princess -street, 'Breseele, For further par- ticulars as to price, terms, &c.. apply to 8.00. MRS,; J..GB1p1Vlq,Brussels. THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN. ITORTIFUL 1.. home n Queen streeeLE. - t,Afurmabnd or without, at ato M088 8a5. CAMPBELL, PBruaeals. !y_RAIN OPERATOR IN GOOD N_A working order and condition for sale, Will be Bold at a bargain. ELI SMITH, Lot 4, Con. 7 Grey. or Bruseole i?. 0. HOTJND STRAYED ON THE promisee of the undersigned, lot 15, eon, 8, Morris, about the lot of Mny. Black and tan In color. The owner can have him by paving expenses, 1011. SELLERS. STRAYED ON, OR ABOUT July Hui, 1 0100a ewe, with l lamb a aboarlingewe and a white lamb. Any in- formation leading to. their rthovery will be thankfully received, A. E, EASOM, Lot 7, Con. 5, Morrie, t-tf Sunshine P. 0. QT RAYED ON THE PREM- xsxm of the undereignod, lit 80, con. 11, Grey, on or about July 16, 4 head of cattle, Sof them being 2 yore old and the 4th a Spring,. halt. Who owner is requested to prove property, pay expenses and take them away. ROBERT 000TT8, 5.4 OranbrookP. 0. REAL ESTATE. of Spectacles. Do your eyes tire easily ? It so, you need Glaseee. Do your eyes burn ? If so, you need Glasses. Does the type beoome•binrred in reading? If eo, you need Glasses. Do you stiffer from frontal headache ? If so, Glasses will help you. Doyon know if you have perfect eyesight ? If not, we can inform you. It ,v111 Cost Yon Nothing. Having the latest and most up to. date method of testing your oyes we guarantee eatiefaotiou. MRS. T. FLETCHER, GRADUATE OPTT0IAN, Also emanate of,Retino00opy. BRUSSELS CIDER MILL. O1HOIOR FARMS. ---SEVERAL oboloo farms for sale in ono of the most prosperous diotrlots In Manitoba, -Ex- ouroloniets lutending to perobaee land would do wenn) oall on us and, see what Ivo bath to Offer. TURRNBULL & DAVTDSON, 7.4 Manitou, Man. 1 New Plant Throughout. Tbie eeaeon a new plant hue been -. • ., put in Brussels Cider Mill and does better work than ever, doubling the cap. achy, It be now in full swing. In addition to manufacturing Cider a specialty is made of Apple Butter and Jelly. Work done while yon wait. Sotiafaotion maimed and oliargoe reasonable, Geo, Edwards i MILL STREET,