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1vrONEY TO LOAN AT 5 TER
.r,Y.L cont. 1 F, SCOTT, Brawls,
MoQ13,M0lil N-.._
Y I a Issuer of Marriage Idoeuson,-.'Of.
floc at Grocery, Turnberry btroot, liratsels,
N. BARRETT-
• Tonsorial Artist, Shop -Next :door
North of elle 8taedard ]sank. Ladies' and
Children's hair Dubbing a speoialtY,
' ''ARMS FOR SALE -THE TJN.
Duaero0nn bac soyeral good Fetus for
B'tle add to rent, eaeyberme, iu Townships
of garrets and Grey, lr 6, RCOTT, Brueeols
ORISON
M. M R !
Issuer of Marriage Licenses,
WAL.TON, ONT,
MISS JEAN M'LAUCNLIN,
-.TEACHER OP -
PIANO - AND - ORGAN,
:gsaxvsexmoa,
ROBERT 0UNNINGHAM-
16gna,NOE,
FIRE AND MARINE,
GUELPH -
MISS SARAH LOUISE MOORE,
L, O. M..
A endemic graduate 'of London Conserva-
tory of 010610, also Member of the Assooiatad
Mnelniane of Ontario, isprepared to reoeive
a limited number of pupils for lnotruotiou
on the
Principal'ss Qualified
1 to prepare
Ooneorvatory of
Musts,
Brussels, Ontario.
ALEX. E.UNTER—
Clerk of the Fourth Division Court,
Co. Huron ; Conveyancer, Notary Public,
Laud, Loam 'and Insurance Agent ; Auotlon-
uer. Funds invested and to' loan. Oolleo-
ttons matte. Office iu Graham'elBlook, Brits -
eels.
AUCTiOrdIi.
7T S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION-
� • R%n, will sell for hotter prime), to
bettor men in s time and lees 011rgu
ae
than any other lea
her Auctioneer in East Aaron or
be won't &barge anything. Dates end orders
Dau alway) be arranged at this office or by
personal application.
DENTISTRY
F. W. TWEDDLE,
(FOROXERLY OF enAFORTIr)
DENTIST.
Graduate of R. 0. D 8., To routo ; Poet Grad-
uate course at Iiaekol'e School, Chicago, in
Drown and bridge work. 1St -Prices same as
in surrounding
overA towns. mth's store, Brussels.
VETERINARY.
T D. WARWICK -
el • Honor Graduate of the Ontario Vet-
erinary College, is prepared to treat all die-
. oases of domesticatedanimals tin a oowpot-
ent manner. Pertieular attentionpaid to
Veterinary
tog Office Infirmary- promptly
North of bridge, Turnberry et., Brunel°.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
1. M. SINULAIR-
• Barrister, solicitor, 'Conveyancer,
Notary Public, &o. Of le e -s thwart's Bock
1 door Nor th of Oen tral Hotel.
Solicitor for the Standard Bank.
G• F. BLAIR, BARRISTER,
Solicitor, &o. Office over 8tand-
ardMoney Solicitor at lowestrates. Village Brnseele.
to Loa
G. CAMERON-
• (Formerly o1 Cameron, Holt &
Cameron) Barrister and Solicitor. Goderiab
Ont. 01Uoe-Hamiltonstreet, opposite -
borne Hotel.
MEDICAL CARDS.
J. A. M'NAUGHTON,
M. 0., 0, 110,
Trinity,Universi.t ,Follow Trinity Medical
Oollogo,Mombor College of Physicians and
Surgeons, Ont. LiOeutiatc of tho Royal Col-
lege of ibyeioiaos and Lioentfato of M1d-
wffery,Edinbur h, tS"Telephoue No.14,
Residence -Mill street, Brussels.
DR. WM. L. HOLMES,
masIoIAtl, memos AND A100120H0n11,
(Bnec00000 to Dr. F. 11. Eldbflelaeh)
TL D. Bellevue Hospital Med. 001., New
York ; M D 0 M Victoria University, Toron-
to ; Member of the College of Pnyeiolane and
Surgeons of Ontario. Special attention paid
to diseases of women, eye, ear, nose and
throat, 10-af
D. F. SMITH,
M. D. O. M.,
Graduate of MaG111 College, ifontroa I, &„
&c. All apoolalt work satisfactorily treat-
ed. Olfoo upstairs fu the Stretton Block.
Moe hours, 0 to 12 a. in., and 7 to 10 p. m.
Specialist work, such as for eye, oar, throat,
&o,. io the oifoe at hie residence, Elizabeth
street, from 2 to 6 p m, A11 medloines will
bo dispensed personally by the Dr. or under
his direct eupervisiou.
Patents Guaranteed.
0110 fee returned!! wo fail, Any ono send-
ing skotoh and desorlption of any iuventiou
will promptly receive our opiuiou free eon -
earning tho patentability of same. "How to
obtain a patent" sant upon request, Pat-
ents 000010d through us advertised for sale
at our expouee. Patents taken out through
no receive SPECIAL 2(011100, without charge
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ufaoturers and Investors. Send for sample
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00., (Patent Attorneys,) Hymn Building,
Washington, D, 0.
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be oonvinoed that we are doing the best
work in Imagined eduoabion in Canada to.
day, Enter now 11 possible. George Smith and family, who lost the
W J, ELLIOTT Princj lel, greater part of their furniture and cloth.
1 1 Jh Th
e are started in the rear of the
The Business
Ontario Listowel O01.1,e 'ea
EQUAL. TO ANY IN ONTARIO,
A thorough, complete and practical train-
ing in all branobeo of Commeroiai work,
at considerably lees than regular rates.
For full information apply
000111$ or College over Feet Ofllee..
L . HARTT.
LISTOW1774, PRINCIPAL.
Itstarxxt getvs.
14. t
Potatoes are a grand atop,
J. T. Anderson, of the Donegal °tore,
gathered up 2,600 dozen eggs in one week
lately.
The August make of choose of the
Newry faotory was shipped from Atwood
station. 110 cerate wee the price.
The trustees of S. S. No, 6, Elmo, have
engaged Wm. Robertson, of Monkton, as
teacher for the year 1001 at It salary of
$860,
W. D. Angus has been re,engaged as
ahem and butter maker for the Elma
Cheese Co. for 1901 at the same salary as
last year.
Exeter.
Dr. Amos has returned after an absence
of a few weeks.
A number of gipsies have been camp.
tog ou the river bank, West of the bridge,
during the past week.
Samuel Gidley, who baa been confined
to his home for Dome months, the result
of a fall, is able to be out around again
by the aid of aratohee.
James Abbott, who hag been dealing in
produce here for some time, has deoided
to quit the bueineee the latter pert of
this week and will move with Ilia family
to London.
At the Reform meeting held in the
Town Hall, among other bueinees Iran
slated, Wm. Bawden was elected presi-
dent and J, G. Stanbury eeoretary of the
looal a0eoaiation,
John Snell met with a amnions and
painful accident. It seems he, acoom.
parried by A. DD . Tennant and some other
gentlemen, were driving to Zurich Fair
and when a short distance North of the
town one of the horses became unmanage-
able and after kioking farionely several
times ran into the ditch. Mr. Snell,
realizing the imminence of his danger
and endeavoring to eave himself made a
jump, and in coming in contact with the
ground twisted hie ankle in snap a
manner 00 to dielooate the aokle joint
and break a small bone, 3,111011 may
render him a cripple for life. He was
at once brought home and his injuries
dressed, but it will be some time before
he will have even a limited use of his in.
jived limb.
will work ne 111ght.
Countless thousands have found a
blessing to the body in Dr. King's New
Life Pills, whioh positively cure condi.
patios, aiok headache, dizziness, jaundice,
malaria, fever and ague and all liver and
etomaoh troubles. Purely vegetable ;
never gripe or weaken. Only 25o. at G.
A. Deadman'° drug store.
O5eltlorth.
Hie many friends will be sorry to hear
of Jae. Stewart's continued illness,
Jno. A.Jaokeoo retorued to Toronto to
resume his worse at Oegoode Ball.
Wm. Kerslake has purchased A. In.
gram's pretty home on March et„ for
whioh be paid 0850,
Rev. Mr. Ten Eyke, Reetor of Trivitt
Memorial ohnrnh, Exeter, officiated in
St. Thomas' church at both services on
Sunday.
Rev. Father MoOabe'e new residence
is fast nearing completion and when fie-,
ished will be one of the flneet buildings
In the place.
A committee of the town baud will
wait on oar oitize00 with a 9ubecription
list to raise funds to purchase new in.
otruments and meet running expenses.
On Monday evening of last week about
twenty friends of W. E. Kerslake met in
the dining room of the Queen's hotel to
do honor to him on the eve of his mar-
riage to alias Susie Smith, of this town.
Through the exertions of Mre. Holm•
stead and the liberality of several of the
present and ex•membete of the obaroh,
a very handsome stained and painted
glass window has been pot into Bt.
Thomas oburob as a memorial to the late
Charles E. St. Clair Simpson who held
the ppoitioo of church warden for many
years.
The Municipal taxes of the town of
Seaforth are payable at the Treasurer's
Otiioe on the let of Deoember. Three
per cent. will be allowed off ou all taxes
paid during September, two per oast.
allowed during Ootober,and five per cent.
will be added to all taxes remaining un•
paid on the 1st of Deoember, and collect-
ed therewith.
JE vtlr.
N.B. Gerry has moved to the residence
above hie hardware store,
Blyth Fair will be held on Tuesday and
Wednesday, Oot. 0011 and 10th.
Mre. Powell has returned from a five
weeks' visit with friends at Attica, Ind,
Jae. Mo,lturobie was away on a holiday
trip to Boston, Portland and New York.
Walter Solid, a resident of Blyth for
20 years, died at the roeidenoe of Me
sitter, Mre. Martin, on Tuesday night of
lamb week. The old gentleman had been
ailing for a long time.
FOURTH Fiala -Within one month Biy tb
has had three oerious fires and four this
year. The fourth one oconrred about
12,80 Tuesday morning of last week and
the building to be destroyed was the hotel
at the station, The fire had gained pooh
headway before being dieoovered that it
was impossible to try and save the hotel.
Every effort was than pot forth by the
fire brigade to save the adjoining burial.
him and which was a000mplished by
gallant and magnifioent work. The
burned building was known ae the Revere
House and wag erected by J. G. Ilmigh
for hotel purpose0.25 years ago and was
ocodpied by him up 1111 eight rare ago
when he parehaeed the Oommeroial
hotel. During the past eight years the
Revere wan used as a tenement house and
at the time of the floc waa occupied by
.v+
building and iloorigin eenuot be mount-
ed for, ae there were no dam ((000 in
the beak part. ibirlimlgh places hie
1090 at $2000 with inecranoe at $700.
Mr. $inith'e lose is $290 and no Muumuu),
Rev, Thomas Wlleon, of London, will
give a lecture, with Iilne.light views, in
St. Andrew's ehuroh on the evening of
001, 801(2, The lecture will be given
tinder the auepioeo of the Ladies' Aid of
the cherub.
John A. Taylor, of Dutton, who was
appaiuled to the poeitiou on the Strath
roy Ooilegiate Institute 18001,10g staff,
rendered vacant by the retirement of
lvir. Reynolds, notified the Board that he
was unable to accept the appointment, as
the Dutton Board would not lab him go.
Henry Conn, B. A., of Walkerton, an
honor graduate of Toronto University,
wee therefore appointed, and hag
accepted the p10ition at a Salary r,f 0900
a year.
C lie tou.
J, Rumball has lost his great hound
"Dane" by poison.
W, A, K►Ilough bought J. Moldnrray'e
stable and bad it moved to its naso
quarters.
The Liberals of town have roma
opened up above Jae. YloOlaoherty's,
Searle blook, ae Committee rooms.
During the past year the membership
of West Huron Farmers' I110litnle has
inoreaeed by nearly 100, now numbering
815,
4. Peteroon is still drilling away at the
Collegiate Institute for water, About
120 feet have been bored, but no supply
has yet been struck.
John Agnew, brother of Dr. Agnew, of
town, is attending the Western school of
medicine at London. He is the fifth in
the family to enter the medical pro.
feeston.
Maloolm, •eon of Rev. R. Millyard,
formerly of Clinton, has gone to St.
Thomas, where he has ascored a sii0a•
tion in a wholesale dry goods establish•
moot.
The offices of the Macpherson at Hovey
Co. and R. & J. Raneford are now
equipped with a long distance phone
system. These &faces have been supplied
with a long distance receiver at'd trans-
mitter.
We-t)xeoter.
(Intended for last week.)
Mre. Geo. Barnard with on the siok lie t
last week.
Mise Kate Martin, dressmaker, is kept
very busy.
Mise Jane Appleby has been ill during
the past week.
R. Black is making several improve.
ments in his mill.
Mise Lizzie Wright lett for Jamestown
on Tumidity morning.
David Gadke, one of our electric light
men, is still down with the fever.
Geo. Jack has shingled his residence
and intends to make other improvements.
J. Brethauer Bundayed at Centerville,
Waterloo Go,, and returned on Monday.
Mre. King, of Gerrie, was the guest of
her slater, Mre. John Barnard, on Tues-
day.
.John Robertson bae been busy getting
brick to veneer part of hie dwelling on
Sanderson street.
Rutherford & Munro bad the eleotrio
lights put in this week whioh adds to the
beauty of their dors. W. 0. Hazlewood
also had them pat into hie store.
T. F. Sanders attended the chow at
Teeewaber on Tuesday and Wednesday
of last week and succeeded in carrying
off let prizes for team and light harness.
John Nloholeon, 0th of Turuberry, has
pnrobaeed 8, B. MoKelvie'e dwelling on
Howiok street, for the sum of 01,100.
Mr, OiloKelvie will likely move his family
to Mildmay.
John Barnard, who for many years
worked in the oat meal mill here, has
aeoared a good situation to Luoan and
left for there on Thursday last. He will
be much missed in Wroxeter.
Wm. Rutherford and John Douglas
mot with what might have been a fatal
accident at Jos. Higgin'a place on the
0th con. of Turnberry on Monday last.
They were putting up eavetroughe when
the soolfold gave way and they fell to
the ground, a distance of about 20 feet.
Mr. Dangles Dame off beat in the fall and
except for a lama leg is none the worse
-and ie able to attend to business. Mr.
Rutherford is laid up from the effeote of
the fall but expecte to be around again in
about a week.
Seventeen Years of 'Torture.
"I had a bad cough for seventeen
years," writes Mrs. Sam'l Hamilton, of
Lawoville, Tenn. "No doctor or medi•
eine oould ours it until one year ago I
began to use Dr. King's New Discovery
for Consumption, whioh did me more
good than all other medicines I ever
used. It is a truly grand cure for stub.
born coughs, colds and throat and lung
troubles." Positively cares consumption,
pneumonia, grip, bronobibie, asthma,
hay fever and croup. Prioe 50o and 91..
Guaranteed. Trial bottles free at G. A.
Deadman') drug store.
Coderielt.
Wm. Warnock shipped hie 222 pound
squash to seedomau Rennie, of Toronto,
Macpherson shipped a carload of
apples to Winnipeg on Tuesday of last
week.
Mre. A. M. Todd has returned from a
trip to the Sault and other points, =oh
improved in health.
Euginoer Brangh nye there le now 19
feet of water in front of and close up to
the Richardson Elevator.
Tho Misses Aoheson have returned
from their European trip, whioh iuolnded
the Paris Exposition and leading pointe
on the continent and in the old land.
Deputy Sheriff Gundry is pushing his
enquiries after the perpetrators of the
Buries of burglaries whioh occurred two
weeks ago, and he has reason to believe
the work was done by someone in town.
Constable Gundry, at the instance of
Mayor Wilcox, endeavored to proeeento a
well known citizen whose horse, it is
alleged, is frequently running the streets,
but the owner threatened to resist the
pro000atlon on the ground that the by.
law was defective, so the matter was
allowed to drop,
A young lady who oounte many friends
in Goderioh, Mise Ada Helen McKay,
daughter of Mrs. (Capt.) McKay, Quebeo
street, was married on Monday of last
week, at the residence of Mr, and Mre.
Frank J. Dorsey, Spokane, State of
Washington ,to Charles Agostino Plaskett,
of that oily. Mr. and Mre, Plaokett are
taking a wedding trip on the Paoifio
Coast and will then settle down in
Spokane.
The regular meeting of the Goderioh
Divieiou of the Wed Huron `,Teachers'
percolation will ba held 10 the
000101.1 60110Q1 an Saturday, Cut, Oth, at
2 p. m.•
11'11ddugor, the atov9 map, hoe void out
his etopk in trade to Lee & Shephard.
Mr. Fiisiogerr, it ie understood, will travel
for a well known furnace maotlfaoturing
company.
A young lady, a resident of Goderioh,
on a recent visit to Toronto, had the
misfortune to lose her valise. She
planed It in .the care of one of the trans,
ter eompapiee and the driver was care•
lees enough to drop the vsliee frrnl the
wagon. It contained a large number of
valuables, and was worth in the'neighbor•
hood of 9100. All ettempt0 to recover -11
were futile, and the company o0mpro.
tnioed withthe lady by giving her a
0heolt representing about half the value
of her property, She would much rather
have had her property, though.
Ole rooted the Surgeons.
All the doctors told Renick Hamilton,
of Weet Jefferson, 0., after suffering 18
months froth Rental Fistula, he would
die unlearn a ooetly operation was per.
formed ; but lie oured himself with
Baoklen's Arnica Salve, the -best in the
world. Surest pile oure on earth. 25o, a
box. Sold by G. A. Deadman, druggist.
]3'ord`Wieb..
Fordwiah Fall Show, Saturday, Oot, 0.
Fordwiah Cheese Company shipped a
carload of (Meese.
Mies Bessie Meave, of Harridan, has
again taken charge of the millinery de-
partment of the Masonic Block Store.
Mrs. L. G. Hooey, who has spent the
past ooaple of weeks visiting her parents
at Orillia, has returned home. She wee
a000mpanied by her mother.
Mre. Wm. Spence, 91h coo., has sold
her property which lies between Beaker's
shoe store and Rbiem's bathed shop to
Alex. Orr, of the Albion hotel, who in-
tends to erect hotel stables on the same
next Summer.
Charles McLaughlin, coo. 9, has pur-
chased the house and lot just Southwest
of the 0. P. R. station from Richard
Garter and will mova to oar town next
Spring. Ia the meantime he will build
a new stable and repair the house con.
eiderably.
Rev. B. L Hooking arrived home from
his European trip on Wednesday of last
week and is looking ae though the trip
bad been beneficial to him. He reports
having spent a very pleasant time while
away but that be had a very rough trip
homeward.
Alex. Orr has added many improve-
ments to hie already oomfortable hotel.
He has had the old siding taken off and
pat on again with two layers of building
paper and new aiding placed over the
same. He has also had it paintedpure
white and all the windows taken onb and
replaced with windows of only two panes
of glass in each, whioh makes the hotel
look much nioer.
Wino lan,m.
Chas. Barber has oompleted the grano-
lithiowalke at Ripley.
• M. C. Thornton, of town, is laid np
with a painful hand, caused by blood -
poisoning.
Lawson Bisbee had the top of his
thumb takeo'off while jointing staves at
McLean's mill.
Harold H, again won his race 1n New
York State 012 Tuesday of last week.
His beet time was 2.121.
W. Taylor won a number of prizes in
the poultry and roots and vegetable Mass-
a at the Goderioh Fair. '
Roland Beattie's building on Victoria
street is being most conveniently fitted
op for the reception of Jno. Swart'° vale•
able moan.
The members of Maitland Lodge, No.
119, I. 0. 0. F., with invited friends in.
tend bolding a sooial in the Council
Chamber on the evening of Thursday,
Oct. 11111.
Robt. McGee and Jae. H. Lind have
arrived home from British Colombia,
where they havebeen for the peat three
or four years: Mr. McGee spent part of
the time id Dakota and other plaoes.
A meeting was held with reference to
the new grist mill propooed to be installed
in the Kent blook. A. H. Carr proposes
to establish a mill there, if a bonne from
private parties man be secured amounting
to $1500. A committee was appointed
to mimosa for the amount. and it is said
i6 a proepeots are that they will node
R. J. 0. Dawson, formerly Postmaster
of London, Ont., died in England.
A little daughter of E. Grant, of Hol-
land Landing, was drowned by falling
into a tab of water.
John Patterson, of Hamilton, sunonn.
gee that a company oonbrolled by him ie
about to erect 800 coke ovens just East
of the city, and will supply tar and gas
e.t muoh oheaper rates than charged at
present.
They Ccll'e so Well
People VD OW io Tell,
The Public would douilt only for
Local Testimony freely offered
in every place where Dr. Pit-
chor's Baokaehe Kidney Tab-
lets .are known.
LD', C. Danford, merchant tailor,
Turnberry street, Brnseels, says "Some
time ago hearing of Dr. Pitcher's Beek..
ache Kidney Tablets I procured a bottle
at the drug store of Jae. Fox and took
them home for u0e in my own family,
Phe patient Buffered from aheadaehe due
to a kidney trouble and reports the re.
cult ae very sabiefaotory o0usequently I
feel I can give this endorsement."
Mrs, R. Hingoton, 101111 St., says, -"At
limes for a longtime I have been troubled
with a weak bank due to kidney trouble,
Some time ago 1 heard of Dr. Pitcher's
Baokaoho Kidney Tablets and got a b ,t
tle at the drug store of Jas. Fox I
think them an excellent msdloine no
they aoted well with me and at the o (Ma
time gently, eseily and quickly."
If you have the !slightest symptom of
Sidney and Bladder trouble you cap teat
this great medioine free. Arrangements
have been made whereby readers of this
paper can obtain a trial package of Dr.
Pitcher's Backache Kidney Tablets abaci.
lately free by eooloeing two Dent stamp
for postage to The Pitober Tablet Co.,
Toronto, Ont, When giving address
mention this paper.
If you are aonvinoed Pitcher's Tablets
are what you want, you can purchase
regular eize for 50 oeote per bottle. If
not obtainable at druggist's, mailed free
of postage on receipt of prioe.
REAL ESTATE.
110R SALE IN ETHEL VIL-
raea.-The property of the late John
Elliott, ooasistiug of a gelid brick house,
with frame kitchen and woodshed, good
stable and 1 acre of land, all in aret-olaee
condition. If not sold will be rented. Poe-
soseton at any time. Por particular() apply
to Wo,. $PRRoz, Ethel; AL0x. PATTnas0N
Galt; or Du, MaE0Lvny, Mt. Permit, 201f
ARM FOR SALE. -FIFTY
12 acre farm for cele, toffy -seven a01e6
cleared, the balance hardwood bush. Good
orchard and a never failing well, Buildings
good, atone foundation 'under barn, atone
cellar under bowie. Farm is well folioed,
nearly all straight roll. Poasession could be
given at any Uwe. For further particulars
apply to W. 1. MoALLISTElt, West 5 Lot
10, Con. 17, Grey, or Walton P. 0. 9 8
T'ARDI FOR SALE -100 ACRES
-South Hall Lot 27, Con. b, Morrie
Tow vehip, within 1 mile o1 Brussels. Dwell -
Ing house, huildinge and fences in good con-
dition. The lot has a spring oreek on the
Met and river Maitland arenas the rear.
About 60 acres timber and a young bearing
orchard. Apply to G. A,DEADMAN,
46-t1 Druggist, Brussels.
TIRST - CLASS FARM FOR
BArn.-Lot 17,con. Townshipof
Grey. 100 acres mre or lase. Situat45
miles iron:Omeea's and 2 miles from village
of Ethel. All cleared excepting 6 sores of
hardwood bush. Buildings and fenoee in
good repair. Good wells, All Fall plowing
done. Pries and terms of payment on ap-
plication to W. M. SINCLAIR,
20.11 Barrister, &o., Brussels,
TARM FOR SALE. -160 ACRES
L Consisting of the Routh 1 and South l
of the North 1 of Lot 80, Con. 2, East WOMB:
nosh. This is an excellent stock farm, belog
well supplied with good spring water. It is
situated about a miles from the thriving Vil-
lage of Blyth. A large part of Itis under
grass. Buildings and fences are le a lair
state of repair, Easy terms of payment will
be given, For all information apply to
11-tf G. F. BLAIR, Barrister, Brussels.
PINE FARIMI FOR SALE.—
200 acres in the Township of Grey,
County of Huron, being lots 10 and 17, eon,
10 ; 1 mile from eoheel, church, poet 011100,
store and blaokgmith shop ; 2 miles from
Ethel station ; 4 miles from village of Brus-
eele ; 1 mile from cheese factory. This farm
is well fenced, well un dordrained and well
watered• river Maitland runs through
Southeast corner. 4 acres of good bearing
orchard ; large bank barn with straw gleed ;
a driving shed, stone house and kitchen and
woodehod. 00 acres in grass ; 24 a0re6 hard-
wood bush ; 25 acres in rougand good ced-
ar; balance under good cultivation. For
further partloulare apply to WM. FI80HER,
proprietor, Oranbrook P. O. 5-tf
TilARM FOR SALE. - FOR
Bale Lot 21, Concession 10, McKillop,
containing 100 aoree, 80 acres cleared and
ready for orop being well nu derdraiued and
well fenced with cedar and black ash. The
balance is timber and pasture. There is a
small orobai'd and three good welts. There
is a good frame house and wood shed, a
barn - and stables 61x80 Seet, also aheepp
house, pig pen, implement house and all
other necessary out buildings, Itis 15 miles
East of the North gravel road and is con-
venient to suhoolo, 01106311es, post office, eta.
Is 71 miles from Seatorth and 10 miles from
Brussels. It is 0120 of the beat farms in
the township and will be sold on easy terms
as the proprietor wishes to retire. Apply
on the premises or address Winthrop P. 0.
NM, MRR
OI80N.
THE NEW
$HOE
TORR
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A Shoe Both Dainty
E and Durable
and combines what is rarely
found, Style with Comfort,
made in all sizes and widths,
Lace and Button.
Prices Stamped on Sole of Shoe—$2.00 ; $2,50 ; $3.00 ; $3.50.
Patent Leather, very stylish, at $3,50..
A. Special line for Fall and Winter wear, with Rubber Heel, $8.50
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Trot Tun EMPRESS !bon DREssllao for keeping a Stylish Shoe
in perfect condition. Every bottle warranted first-class,
This Modern Shoe for
Women is a high grade shoe,
made to fit the feet with ease.
It is made from especially
selected stock, which, with
unusual attention given by
expert designers to lines and
shapes, has produced
Downing Bros. Dealers.
IQ
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There le a gratifying sense of seonrity and satisfaction ip bpYing
in t11i6 store. It isknown goods are just as represented t0 be and all
goods are reelable.
This store is adding to ire ouetomere daily, attracted by the attractive,
nese of the store, its splendid appoiotmente and ire vary complete oto0ke,
The high artieli0 character of the goods, and the exolusiveneee fn ma01
lines, make it a store that beoomes increasingly 111e favorite place for hike
Dress hoods, Mantles, Millinery and the Choicest Fur vends. Our
Drees Goods Department briotlos whit) all Ghe newest 0101110 in all the
wanted oolors• We can please the moot fastidioug,
-New Plaids, for ekirte and cootumoe, f0 camel's hair effects, very
stytiah, at 50o, 750 and $1.
-New Plaids, in smooth fioieb, for skirts, 75o and 51.
-New Plain Cheviot Sailings, 42 inches wide, in grey, brown, belabor
mixed and black, apeoiat 50a.
-New navy and blank Coating Serge, all wool, heavy weight, 4r
inahoa wide, a snap at 40o,
-New Homespuoe, 62 isoho0 wide, hi Oxford grey, brown and
heather mixed, for ekirte and costumes, at 75o,
-Heavy all wool Homeopnne, 50 luahes wide, in a variety of oolore,
at $1,00.
-New Poplins, in blaok and navy, at 50o and 750.
McKINNON & Go., BLYTH
1�Ii�li er f Mantle
Opening. .
MRS: E. BOGEBS
Begs to announce that her Millinery and Mantle Openings
will take place on THURSDAY and FRIDAY,
—OCT, 4 & 5,
When will be shown all the Newest and
Leading Styles for the coming Season.
MISS LAWRENCE
Has been engaged for the Fall Season and we feel
confident that every lady plaeing her orders with us will re-
ceive entire satisfaction both as regards Style and Workman-
ship. Thanking the Ladies for their past patronage I solicit
a continuance of their favors.
BRUSSELS, Sept. 25th, 1900.
Psomsnuoss
,'.lads.
Spectacles
Important to Breeders and Horsemen,
Eureka y Caustic Balsam.
alsam.
A reliable
and a oedy
remedy for
Curbs,
Splints,
Spaying,
Sweeney,
oto., etc., in
Horses zed
Lump Jaw
Y4 �'-`" --,,.a�• in Cattle.
°mann 11Anx "See pamph-
let which accompanies every bottle, giving
scientific treatment iu Mae various diseaeee.'
It can be used in every case of veterinary
practice where stimulating applications and
blisters are preserlbed, It has no 00FRnlo1.
Every bottle sold is guaranteed to give satis-
faction. Prise 750 per bottle. Sold by all
druggists and country storekeepers. Pre-
pared by TIM MORE BA VETERINARY
MEDICINE 00MPANY, London, Ont.
-OF ALL HINDS -
Fitted to Correct all
Failures of Eyesight,
and your Eyes tested FREE by
latest Optioal methods at
Division Court Office,
BRUSSELS.
NcLEOD'S
System Renovator
-dNU
01131:11 -
TESTED REMEDIES
SPECIFIC AND ANTIDOTE
For Impure, Weak and Impoverished
Blood, Dyspepsia, Sleeplessness, Palpita-
tion of the Heart, Liver Complaint, Near -
algia, Lose of Memory, Bronohitis, Con-
sumption, Gall Stones, Jaundice, Kidney
and Urinary Diseases, St. Vitus' Danoe,
Female Irregularities and General De.
bility
LABORATORY, GODERION, ONT.
J. M. MOLEOD,
Prop. and Manufacturer.
Hold by Jae, Fox, Druggist, Brussels
SHINOLES
British Columbia
Red Cedar Shingles
AND --
North Shore
Pine and Cedar
FOR SALE AT THE
Brussels Planing Mills
Also Dooro and Sash of 3(11 Pat
terns on hand or made to order
at Short Notice,
Eetimatee Furnished for all
kinds of Baildinge, Workman-
ship and Material Guaranteed,
P. AIV EN.l.r
MONEY
TO LOAN
At 1 Per Cent.
Costs of Loan
Very Reasonable.
Liberal Terms of
Re -payment.
G. F. BLAIR,
SOLIOITOR, &o.
Office over Standard Bank,
Brussels.
COUSLEY'S
WYOLE
IUh1
IS THE TALK OF THE
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
y011.
Agent for lbs Canadian Express 0o. by
whioh line you should do your busi•
naso. .9. specialty made of
money order buainoto,
A. COUSLEY,
Ln0RIS 011001£,