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BUSINESS CARDS.
iviONET TO LOAN AT 6 PER
ANA- 000. VA SCOTT, 131t1Seete,
VsT H. Ma A.CEEN—
A INSUOr 01 Marriage ',lemma 01.
floe at Orgoory,'Buzuberry ettaet, Mantels.
BAeRRE/11—
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Chlidrito's heir canna a lomat ty.
"WARMS FOR SALE—THE UN•
.022000102212 hats ovens"! good Farms fOr
sale and to rent, easy terms, iu Townships
Of Morris and QM, F S, 800001',Srutiliola
M. MURRISON
Issuer of Marriage Licenses,
Wm -TON, oNr.
MISS ,IEAN NPLAUCFILIN,
—TEACH/AS ON—
PIANO — AND — ORGAN,
MEST.TOMS511413, OZTT.
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM'
noinortson,
FIRE AND MARINO,
GUELPH,
41188 SARAH LOUISE MOORE
• ,
O. M.
Academie graduate of Loudon Conserva-
tory of Music, also Member of the Atisooiated
Musicians of Ontario, is prepared to reoeive
a limited number of pupils for instruction
on the piano. Qualified to prepare puVile for
tbo Principal's Form iu the ConservatorY of
Music.
Brussels, Ontario.
A LEX. BUNTER—
...ca.. Clerk of me Fourth Division Court,
Co, Huron; Conveyancer, Notary Publio,
Land, /man and insurance Agent ; Auotion-
eer. Funds Invested end te'loau. Collec-
tions made. Oilloe in Grabrou'elBlook, Sma-
rted%
AUCTIONaRft,
141 S. SCOTT AS A.N
BIM, will sell for bolter prices, to
better men, in less time and less charges
than any other Auctioneer in Flash 2111000 00
he won't charge anything. Hates and orders
can always bo arranged at thls °Ince or by
personal application.
DENTISTRY
F. W. TWEDDLE,
(FORITERLY OF SEAFORWri)
DENTIST,
Graduate of R. C. D 13„ Toronto ; Post Grad-
uate course at Hashers School, 0hie000, iu
crown nnd bridge work. 0 -Pries same as
in surrounding towns. 21 -
Ore co over A.R. Smith's store, Breland%
VETERINARY.
D. 'WARWICK_
J • Honor Graduate of the Ontario Vet -
(winery College, 10 200001010 to treat all ells -
eases of domesticated animals lin a &moot.
ent manner. Particular attention paid to
Veterinary Doetistry. Calls promptly at-
tended to. Office and Infirmary—Four doors
North of bridge, Turnberry et., Brussele.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
AV 1.puTOLAIR—
_.H!'iLmfi'u
Notary PubUa, nvPYnnr.iiataCa...o1fi
1 door North 01 Control Hotel.
Solicitor for the Standard Sauk.
E. BLAIR, BARRISTER,
• Solicitor, &o. 011ice over Stand-
, a rd Bank. Solicitor for Tillage of Brussels.
Money to Loan at loweat rates.
lir, G. CAMERON—
. (Formerly of Cameron, Holt &
Omneron) Barrister and Solicitor, Gocleiloh
Out. 011ion—HannIton street, opposite Col.
borne Hotel.
MEDICAL CARDS.
J. A. M'NAUGHTON,
M. D., C. M.,
TrinityllThlyersity, Fellow Trinity Modioal
College, Member College of Physicians and
Surgeons. Ont, Licentiate of the Royal Col -
lee of Physicians and Licentiate of Arid-
wifory, Edinburgh, sa.-Tolephone No.14,
Residence—Mtn street, Brussels.
DR. WM. L. HOLMES!
01100101.110, 0011011010 AND A00011011n1111,
(Successor 10 1)1'. F. IQ. Halbfloisch)
121, D. Bellevue Hospital Mod. Col., Now
York ; 00 D 0 DI Victoria University, Toron-
to ; Member 01 100 College of Physiolaus and
Surgeons of Ontario. Socrolal attention paid
to diseases of women, eye, oar, nose and
throat. 10-11
BRUSSELS
CIDER MILL.
New Plant Throughout.
This season a new plant bas been
pet in Brussels Cider Mill and does
better work than ever, doubling the cap.
achy. 11 10 now in full swing.
In addition to manufacturing Cider
a speoialty ia made of Apple Butter and
Jelly.
Work done while yon wait.
Satisfaation assured and charges
reasonable.
Geo. Edwards,
MILL STREET,
CENTRAL
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Send for one of our Catalogues and
bo convinced that we are doing the beat
Work in hneineee education in Canada to.
day. Enter now if poesible,
W.Jr. ELLIOTT',
MONEY
TO LOAN
At 41/Per Cent
Oasts of Loan
Very Reasonable,
Liberal Terms of'
Re -payment.
G, F. SLAIR,
ooLiorrou,e...
Office over Standard Bank,
Brussels.
BISrbh Fair eriZa
Tho exhibitiou of 1900 eurpaseed an
previous Fair held in Blyth. Th
weether proved delightful and the a
tandem* was about 7,000. The amoun
taken ip at the gates was 0570.84 and
the grand stand 068.05. The number
exhibits exceeded Ammo records. Th
borses, ottle and other stook were e
oeptionally fine while the inside display
weld not be surpassed elsewhere, Tit
buskins men were well up with their ex
hibits : W. Walker, furniture ; Walker
&farrow, pianos, organs and Bowie
=whines ; N. 13. Gerry, stoves an
hardware 1 J. II. (Mellow, musical in
strumeute I Robinson & Hendersot
woollen goods ; J. T. Garter, harems
H, R. Brewer, photographs; ; Thu. Mc
Gill, pencil drawings. The Luokno
band was present on Wednesday an
gave a varied and exoellent program o
mueio. Everything passed off nicely
the horse races being tbo feature of th
mond day :Open trot or pace, A.nni
Gould, 1 1 1 ; Alma,'
2 2 2 • beat time
2.14. 2,80 trot or paoe, Lionel, 1 1 1
AN= Line, 2 2 2; Sam M, 8 3 3; bee
time, 2,33. 3•minote trot or pace
'Jebel, 2 1 2 1 1; 8, 3 3 1 2 2
Barney, 1 2 8 3; Billy Garntun, 4
4 4 4 ; best time, 2 30. Pony reoe, hal
mile beats, Nimble Ned, 1; Sammy P
2; Whirlwind, 3 ; time, 140. Th
bioyele reoe had three entries and was
won by F. Beophey, with E. Bryan
sewed. A grand ecuwert was held in In
=airy Hall and was given by the Echoed
family on the evening of the last day
The officers are well pleased with the
great summer they have met with this
year. Following le the remainder of the
prize list :
Hoesze.—Ileavy Dranght—team mares
or geldinge, J F Dale, G Stepheueon ;
hrood mare having raised foal in 1900, 3
Reed, 3 Knox ; mare foal, J Reed, J
Knox ; horse foal, J Dale, T Coulter ;
2 year old gelding, J VanEgmoud ; 2 year
old filly, 3 le Dale ; year old gelding, J F
Dale ; beet four colts folded in 1900 by
any regietered heavy draught horse, A
Menalea. Agrioultural—Team mares or
geldinge, Stipbenson, J Dale.; brood
mare having rented foal in 1906, J Sul.
Reid & Son, J VatiEtemond ; mare foal, J
VanEgmond, J & W Gray ; horn foal, J
Salkeld & Son, 0 E Erratt ; 2 year old
gelding, W F Pollard, R Ferris ; 2 year
old filly, J VanEgmund, Glenn Bros ;
year old gelding, W E' Pollard ; year old
filly, Glenn Bros, W Anderson. General
„Tarpon—Team mares or geldings, J
Peening, DReynolde ; brood mare having
muted foal 1,1 1900, Jackson ;IA Ignore;
rnare foal, W Steakhouse ; horse foel, W
Stackhonse, j A Moore •, 2 year old geld
ing, .1 Leiper ; 2 year old fitly, J Leiper ;
year old gelding, G T Robinson ; year
old filly, Da•e, 3' A Moore. Carriage
--Team mares or geldinge, R Graham, 1)
Lansing. Roodatere—Broodmarehaving
rattled foal in 1900, 3' Melville, Scott &
Warwick ; horse foal, W Robb ; mare
foal, J Parrott, J Melville ; 2 year old
geidiug, Scott th Warwiak, J Parrott ; 2
year old filly, Soott & Warwak, T Coul-
ter ; year old gelding, J MaLaughlin,
;
R Oorley year old illy, Soott War.
el
wick, J hobbrook & Bon ; single driver
in buggy, J 13 Whitely, 3 0 Currie ;
saddle horse, H Davie, J J McLaughlin ;
eweepotakes, beet mare or gelding, any
clues, J Forester.
Come. — Thoroughbred Durhams—
illitah cow having owed calf in 1900, J
Snell 1 and 2 ; 2 year old heifer, J Snell
1. and 2 ; year old heifer, R Corley 1 and
2 ; heifer calf, Snell, D 00011: aged
bull, R Corley ; bull 2 years old and
under, R Corley ; bull oalf, W Snell, R
Carley. Any other registered breed—
Beet =lob cow, A Hjaeobs, J Denholm;
2 year old heifer, M 11 Hammond ; year
old heifer, M El Hammond heifer calf,
J Denholm.—Grede—Milah oow having
raised calf in 1900, J Barr, III EC Harri-
son ; 2 year old heifer, 101 H Harrison, 1
and 2 ; year old heifer, J Barr, 1 and 2 ;
heifer calf, Oook, 3 Barr ; steer calf, J
Barr, D Scott Son ; 2 year old steer, J
Barr, T Rose ; year old deer, D Soon &
Son 1 and 2 ; fat steer, T Rasa 1 and 2 ;
fne cow or heifer, J Snell, J Barr ; herd
of oattle, J Barr.
Bilegr.—Ootswold—Agsa ram, 3 Pot-
ter; shearling ram, J Potter 1 and 2 ;
rani Iamb, 3 Potter 1 and 2. Leiceeter--
Aged ram J Snell, 3 Henry ; shearling
ram, N doming, J Snell ; ram lamb,
Snell, N Oumiug; pair ehearlingewes, J
Snell, 14 (Mating ; pair ewee having rais-
ed lambs in 1900, J N Clewing ;
pair ewe lanabe, N Cumiug, 3 Snell.
Shropshiredowns--Age ram, ADunoan ;
shorting ram, 0 If Smith, 1 and 2; ram
Iamb, A Duncan, 1 and 2 ; pair ewes
having raised Iambs in 1900, A Duncan,
1 and 2 ; pair ebearling ewes, A Dimon,
Glenn Bros ; pair ewe lambs, 0 11 Smith,
8, Dutton. Any other breed not named
—Aged ram, G Laithwaite, P Reid ;
sheerling ram, P Reid 1 and 2 ; ram
lamb, P Reid 1 and 2; pair aged ewes
having raised Iambs in 1900, P Reid, 0
Lisithwalte •, pair shorting ewes, P Reid,
Laithwaite 1 pair ewe lambs, P Reid,
0 Laithwaite 1 fat ahoop, ewe or wether,
P Reid J Snell.
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Pme.—Yorkehire-3 Alton, It Nichol •,
brood SOW having littered in 1000, It
Nichol 1 and 2 ; boar littered in 1900, It
Nichol ; sow littered in 1900, J Watt,
Niohol. Tannvorth— Aged boar'W 111
MoCuteheon ; brood sow having littered
in 1900, W 31 Illeautoheon, Erratt ;
boar littered in 1900, W 111 MoOutoheon 1
and 2 ; sow littered in 1900, W 11 Ma.
Outabeon 1 and 2. Any large breed—
Aged boar, G T Bobineoo ; brood sow
BOW having littered in 1000, 3 Barr.
Improved Berkehire— Aged boar, G T
Robinson, j Alton ; brood sow having
littered in 10011, Robineon, J Alton
boar littered la 1200, 0- J. Robinson 1 and
TUE 1.3REISS.ELS POST
11 ; eow littered in 100. 'P Robinson, J Writ. and 311 10, Wilson were in Toronto
Alton ; pen 01 1)140 W 11 MoCutobeon, P visiting Nye. X. W. Sanderson.
Reid1 speolal by Watson tta Radial for The Ladles' Aid of the MrthoillA
beat 0 eingele, 111 Loolthirt, 0 it Firratt, Oburob have platted a Yukon heater in
3 Potter, the beeement and two registers from it
of51‘rey Council IVIeeting.
The incitioipal Connell of the town
ship of Grey, mot 90 1110 Townehip Hal
on Oot, 16th pursuant to adjournment
members were all pregent ; Reeve in th
Choir ; miuutee 221 1110 taut meeting wer
read and mooted. Moved by Adam Turn
bull, eeeteuded by James MoDoneld, the
the Olerk now read the report of th
engineer on the Ball Nanioipal
Carried, John McCartney applied fo
grading to be done on eideroad 4, oun.
Moved by Adam Turnbull, seconded by
Iowa° Lake, that the Reeve attend to it
—Carried. john Lowe applied for aid
to build 45 rode of wire hum eideroad
2, 0011, 6, at lot 10. Moved by 'Sono
Lake, eerander1 by James ibluDouald,
that the Ootutoil pay for half of wire for
sold fertee.--Carried- Moved by &darn
Turnbull, seconded by Isom Lake, that
George Oliver be paid the eum of 0708
on oontract of Government Drain No. 2,
and the one of $138 on nontraot of Bo
=Mon Drain ae'per engineer's oertificate.
—Parried. Moved by James MoDontsld,
swede(' by Robert Livingeton, that the
engineer's repeet on the Hall Muniaipal
Drain bo adopted and that the Clerk be
authorized to prepare a Bylaw ity same.
—Parried. Keyed by Adam Turnbull,
secouded by Isaac Lake, that the follow -
Mg amounts be paid 13. Hamilton,
gravel, 118.60; Fps= Coats, gravel, 02 90;
Johu Long, Constable fees and expenses
taking Heater McKee, to the Inoue
Asylum, London, $15 41 ; Dr. Fergueon,
examining Hector PrloKey for insanity,
05 00 ; Dr. lidaNaughton, examining
Fleeter MoKay for ineanity, 85.00 ; H.
Ooghlin, retnoving tree oil road on boun•
dary of Grey and Diem, eon. 1, 05 00
Joha Barr, gravel, $5.65 ; Robert Bell,
oulvert on Morrie botiodary, 07.60 ; Robb.
Bell, working grader, 02.00 ; Dr, leer=
eon, attending diphtheria ogee Board of
Health, 08,00 ; George Welsh, clearing
out culvert, lot 17, con. 0, 03 00 ; Chas.
Rozell, clearing outvert, lot 5, oon. 11,
01.80 ; John Brown, culvert on eideroad
6, con. 9, 64 00 ; Rich. Jacklin, gravelling
at lot 26, oon. 10, 616.75 ; John Forrest,
rag bolts and repair.; to road scrapers,
11475 ; Robt. 0outte, gravel, $12 40 ; R.
Porterfield, gravel, 01.08 ; Geo. Oliver,
0941 00 I George Oliver, rag bolts, 500 ;
James Houston, filling np el/preach to
iron bridge, lot liPoon. 15, $5 00 ; Geo.
Pollord, gravel, 016.14 ; Peter J. Bishop,
repairs to bridge and driving epikes, lot
85, con. 8, 810 ; Chen. Cleaver. gravel
and gravelling on eideroad 6, on. 11,
011 55 •, John Robertson, gravelling ou
eideroad 6, oon. 12, $7 77 ; D. K. Living.
sten, repairs to road at lot 25, oon. 15,
61 60 1 Alex. EfoKey, repairs to road and
gravel, lot 25, eon. 15, 62 70 ; Marshall
Harrison, clearing Award drain, sideroad
0, ono. 16, 02,00 ; Nelson Askin, 2 string-
ent for =Wert, lot 10, eon. 14, 50o ; Ed.
A.rmstrong. grovel, 01.50 ; Wm. °lark,
grading at lot 17, ocm. 17, 030.00 ; Geo.
°lark, rile drain, lot 16, con. 17, 02 15 ;
Rol% Moore', wire for fano on sideroad
3, eon. 9, $10.13 ; John Ridley, oulvert 01
lot 28, eon. 4,4120.00 ; Rabt. Bowers,
work on rod, con. 14, 03.75 ; John Me•
Sinnott, wire for feria on sideroad 1 at
ot 5, con. 8, $4.37 ; Bubb. Bowers, fence
viewers fees unpaid by Geo. Speirao,
2.00 ; Wm. Millen, Grey shave for cal.
art on boundary Grey mud Elam, con. 8,
3.03.—Carried. Commit then adjourn -
d to meet again at the Township Hall on
Thursday, Nov. 15th. Wm. Srguon,
Clerk,
A Mundt Attack.
attaok was Iately made on C. F.
Collier, of Oherekee, Iowa, that nearly
proved fatal. It came through hie kid.
nays. His beak got eo lame he onnld not
atoop without great pain, nor sit in a
ohair except propped by onehione. No
remedy helped him until he tried Elec-
tric) Bitters will= effected such a wonder.
fol canoe that he writes he feels like a
new Matt. This marvellous medioiue
mares baokaohe and kidney trouble, puri.
lies the blood and builds up your health.
Only 60o at G. A. Deadman's drug store.
VortIvelch.
Jae. MeDermitt is confined to hie bed
with sciatica.
Mrs, J. A. Johnston has returned home
after spending two weeks with friends in
Dstroit.
Word wag received from Toronto that
Robt. McBride, late of the 4111 cm, bad
died and was buried.
Sheldon Bricker's knee was operated
on. He had been troubled for the past
year with what is kuown at; floating
cartilage'and of late it was getting much
worse 00 ho decided to have the operation
performed. We hope he will soon be o. k.
oxe ter.
No leas than 4 Life Insurance agents
in town.
H. McLeod, of Arthur, was in town
last week.
Elm Thos. Sage is visiting at Toronto
and Peterboro'.
Mies Mary Miller was asvoy to Toronto
over Thanksgiving Day.
Mrs, John Bray and daughter, Sarah,
were visiting at Bt. Marys.
S. B. EloKeivie has his dwelling on
Mill street moved to its pleas.
Mr. Adams ie doing the meson and
brick work at John Robinson's.
Mre. T, Le, Miller went to Toronto to
visit her son and frau& in the city,
John Brawn, who is attending College
et Toronto, was bome for a few days.
Mrs. Orr, of Wingham, who has been
vielting friends here for some time, has
returned home,
Mr. and Moe. Towneend were visiting
friends in Fergus. They brought their
boys back with them.
Mre, John Barnard and her eon, An.
damn, were away at Luoan, where 'Mr.
Barnard hoe a situation.
Robert Mahood, the Fordwioh post-
master, died on Tuesday morning of last
week and was buried on Thursday.
James Rowe ie building a stable and
driving shed. The atone work is up and
Lite roof ready to put the shingles on.
A number of our young people attend-
ed a party at Jas. Stewart's, 2nd of
Turnberry, on Thanksgiving evening,
Mies Lizzie Ringler, daughter of John
Ringler, Salvation Army Captein ot
Listowel, was visiting her parents on the
Gth of Howiolc.
Mee, Rebut Tangles, who lives on the
gravel road towards Bruseels, had bet
dwelling repaired with 12 now iron roof.
;am Douglas did the work,
will hest the elnireh.
MONS YAW' FaCe WOO '?
Sometimes 0 rOliStO, but never 11 you
have a sallow complexion, a jaundiced
look, moth patobee and blotohes on the
skin—all algae of liver trenble. But Dr,
King'e New Life Pills give Wear
roe)! (Meeks, rloh oomplexion. Only 250
at 0, A., Death/totes drug store.
Glory
Sauluel Koine tools a wheeling trip to
Dungannon and Nilo.
Go. Ardell, jr,, was visiting friends at
Olandeboye and Luoan.
Samuel Harding, of the 10th of How-
lak has moved to town.
3j. R. and Mrs. Willame were in
Mitchell atteudiug the golden wedding of
a relative.
Mies Maggie Tate has returned from
Sherbrooke, Que., where elm has been
visiting Mende.
Revival meetings are being held in the
Methodist rhumb, the motor being eti-
olated by the neighboring ministers.
0001.— Wednesday afternoon, 10111
Met, the sad news retailed town of the
death of Liao Sanderson. Deceased had
for some time beeu working with Bricker
& McCallum, artesian well sinkers, and
en the day of hie death was working on
the farm of Peter IldoNay, of Ashfield,
about two miles from Luoknow. Just
before going M to dinner he dirt not feel
well and eat dowu outside the house say.
Mut he wold not take dinner. Mrs,
teloNay then 00000 out to induce .him to
ootne in and when about entering the
door he fell down and died in a few
minutes. The remaius were brought
home on Thursday morning and interred
In the Gerrie cemetery on Saturday
afternoon. The funeral, which WAS a
very 'largo one, was concluded by the
Canadian Order of Foresters, of which
deceased was a member. He leaves a
widow and one daughter to mourn his
demise.
is..twoote.
The Chosen Feiende entertainment will
bo held in the Town run, on the eveuing
of Nov. 0110,
T. M. Wdeon, B. A., of the Paris
High eohool staff, who has just recovered
from a serious illness of some 8 weeks
duration of typhoid fever in a Toronto
hospital, was here on a visit.
The Christian Endeavor anniversary
servant were held on Sunday, Oot. 22nd,
in the Presbyterian ohureh, Atwood, oon•
duoted by the Rev. Mr. Padua, of Tor.
onto. On the Monday evening following
a grand tapper was held.
We oongratulate Kiss Maude Harris,
teacher in S. S. No. 8, Elma, on the
nooses whioh has attended her eohool
in securiog a diploma and $5.00 from the
Educational Department for well kept
eohool and tidy and attractive oohool
grounds. This distinction is given to
nett schools as strive to furnish the
Reboot room with pictures, plants and
other evidenees of taste, and also for
planting shade trees and keeping the
school premien generally in ship taupe.
Shure Miss Harris has bad the ranting
of No. 8 the eohool has made great pro.
grana in every way, and at the request of
her friends in the section Inspector
Irwin has secured a permit for Miss
Harris for 1901, her ortifinate expiring
Tan, let next. We understand she has
been re-engaged to teach No. 8 for 1901,
at an advance in salary. U. S. S. No. 4,
Elm and Grey, has also been granted a
diploma and the eacornpanying 05.00 for
nicely kept school premises. Mr. Smith,
the teacher, is to be highly congratalat.
ed. Only 12 of these diplomas were
granted in Perth county.
1:.,ead.b slaw.
Jno. Irwin's wife has presented him
with a young daughter.
John Crozier and John Drieooll drove
to Wiarton on business.
Miss Addie Willie, of Port Arthur,
who has been visiting her oonsin, Mies
Attie Duudae, for the past two weeks,
has returned home.
Samuel and Mrs. MaPherson have re.
tarned home from Woodstock. They
were attending the funeral of their
nephew, Joseph 'Verne, jr.
Wm. Rae, who has been in St. Pant
for the past 15 mouths, was home on 0,
short holiday. He left for Hamilton
where he will attend the Ontario Nor-
mal College.
MoKreLoe Cougon..—Oonuoil met on
Monday, Oat. 15, in Jones' Hall, Lead.
bury. Amounts for gravelling Boundaries,
6120.00 ; boundary line between Grey and
$05,00 ; cement culvert be-
tween Hullett and MoSillop, 0100.00 ;
Agricultural Society, 0150.00 of a grant ;
oetnenb abutments et MeOnaig's bridge,
0136 72 ; and jobs of gravelling, lumber,
gravel and citalyerte, making a toted of
$924.39, was passed and paid. A. letter
was read from the Reeve of Grey refus-
ing to epend 50 tants for each day's
statute labor done by eloKillop on bean-
dery, The Clerk wag authorized to notify
Goy 0 =nal that If they WOO 1.1 2n 11
agree 10 on actor else 110keep boundary
repair. d by ovoraottu be paid fur equally
by both lownehlps that MeRillop
would apply to County Council to next
meeting to nforeequal expenditure. A
reeolution was passed to allow owners
who level sides ol roads and seed down
earn° and leave water tabby clean to
oarry off water and not take water out of
natural water ammo will be allowed one
day tor eaola 80 rods front and half a day
for eaoh 40 mod front of Stalote Labor
each year for three yeare. Those level•
ling along sideroads as well will be
allowed 2 dayo a year of work to be done
bef..re the middle of next 311128, all fences
to be removed oil road allowances as well,
()naafi adj toned to rued in Sege's
hotel, Walton, on Monday, Nov. 10, at
11 a. in, loo. O. rfillaIS011,
Clerk.
A. Wise Lady,
CLEvEraim, OW,
May 28rd, 321 .0.
J. M. McLeod, McLeod Laboratory,
Guderiob, Ontario.
DnAn Sin,—Your liquid d ;Line,
"Soak and Swab," has cured rne entirely
of the sore I had on my upper jaw, The
dootore told me that it was a cancer and
that the bone would have to be out out
and the effected parts removed by the
knife, It was that that frightened me
and made me get the ',Souls and Swab."
I used only three pint bottles. I am well
ever eince, and 10 10 three years eines I
need it. 'Keying great confidenue in your
meeeddinine I will reoommend it to thoee in
a
I am,_etc,
Mits. J. HARMAN.
The following was eeoeived from the
same lady ten years ago
I auffered for nearly four years from
fite, and alenot at the same hour daily,
ant of which no one could waken me, on•
til I awoke of myeelf, weak and wearied
after the lapse of from ten to twelve
hour' time during which time I was
wholly anomalous. I was attended to
and consulted no fewer than eixteen
dootore without any benefit and no re-
lief. I got to be abeentrninded, often un-
oonsolous of my eurroundings, took no
notice of anything, until, in the good
providence of God, a tried insisted on
bringing J. M. McLeod to our house.
He took me out of the fit in half a min-
ute's time. I began to gain rapidly after
this in health aud souedness of mini,
and to this day I have not had any more
Lite, Yours, eto.,
JOSEPHINE E. MAIITIN,
Singebridge, Ont.
Sold by James Fox, druggist, Brussels.
COMING I COMING!
T. P. Smith,
EYE SPECIALIST,
Graduate of New York, Philadelphia and
Toronto Optical Colleges, will be at
FOX'S DRUG STORE,
BRUSSELS,
ONE DAY ONLY,
Wednesday, Dot. 31st
Call early and avail yourself of
hie valuable services.
EXADINATION Flt ES'
MoLEOD'S
Syztem nezovato:
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TESTED REMEDIES
SPECIFIC AND ANTIDOTE
For Impure, Weak and Impoverished
Blood, Dyspepsia, Sleeplessness, Paleita•
tion of the Heart, Liver Complaint, Neur-
algia, Loss of Memory, Brouchitie, Con.
eumption, Gall Stones, Jaundice, Kidney
and Urinary Diseases, St. Vitus' Dance,
Female Irregularities and General De•
bi lity.
LABORATORY, GODERICH, ONT.
J. M. MoLEOD,
Prop. and Manufacturer,
80111 by Jos, Fox, Druggist, Brussels
&W IN
BUGGIES MID WAG k8
—AT—
Ewan & Cos 1J'jlariuTsi:le Factory
We will sell all Wheeled Rigs for the
balance of this season at Cost
To make room for Outters and Sleighs as we are going to handle these in large
quantities this Winter and at aloe prices.
We are building a number of Cotters that will suit our Cueromers. Fer ma.ter•
ial and Painting they can't be beaten.
Bob•sleighe 2 in. and 2i in. and Pleasure Sleighs our own make.
Intending pnrehasers should °all and examine our stook before buying elowhere,
and you will be oonvinoed that it will pay you to buy from
Ewan & Go.]k
s a..issels. 3'
'rift e Factor
"Reasonable Prices and Straight Dealing" is our Motto.
Thaolting out many Gatemen for their past patronage 100
ask it ornetintattee of the Sallee,
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MoKINNON & CO
Cash is our Hobby,
We do busineee on a aridly oaeb basie. We bey for each and
sell for cash or !aim produce. Stores doing a credit business oattem quote
Infos Jike these t
) Wide heavy Flannelette, worth 7o for 50.
Heavy emelt Towelling, 18 inobos wide, 00,
Bleaulied Cotton, yard wide, soft final), worth 8e, for 00,
Enna Plaids, for wrappere and ohildretde deeses, worth 90 for lle.
Men's lined leid Gloves, dome ftsetettingk, a snap, 60o.
Blen's lined Moab& Glove% dome faateningo, worth $1. for 76o.
Grey Flaunele, soft finieh, light and dare, worth 16e for 120.
Grey Flannele, fine quality, all wool, 25 and 28 Mettles wide, at 30a,
25e, 30a and 35o.
While Wool Blankete, standard size, worth 02 for $1.45.
White saw...wool 1319-likets, soft fluid), Raney borders, at 01.95, $2 50,
08 and 84.
Flannelette iiheeting, white and geey, 280,
Halifax. Tweeds, in brown Oxford and light grey, for boys' suits,
worth 40o for 30e.
Heavy ail.wool Soaks, worth 18e, 2 pairs for 25o.
Men's heavy fleeced Shirts and Dowers, 60o,
Men's extra heavy flaeoed Klondike Sblrto and drawers, double breast
- and back, 75e.
10 bars Soap, the 5o size, for 25o.
Blue Ribbon Tea, black or mixed, 28n, 40, and 50e.
Extract of Lemon or Vanilla, per bottle 5o,
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ATRE'
—An import stook of single and
double thick at special prioee.
Lamp Goods
—Our new and improved lines will
Please you. See them. Prices from
25o. to 05 00.
spoons and Cutlery
—We are offering Special Bargains
On our Imported Spoons and Cutlery
thio season. A 0700101 line of Oar.
vent at low prices.
Fall and Winter Mitts
—See our lined Ilona Hide Milts
at 30o, per pair,
PIM -3M S
—Try our 7 inch File at 10o.
ley Brother's" Loaded Shells
—With Black and Smokeless Powder.
Cross:cut laws and Axes
--Always a good strok to choose
from. Saws from 62.50 up ; Axes
from 50o. op.
Att
Gash or Trade for Hides, Sheep Skins, Old Metal, Rubber, Rags,
Horse flair, Copper, Brass, reo.
110
Important to Breeders and,Horsomen.
Etneka
Veterinaiy CallStie R118[1111,
A reliable
and speedy
remedy for
Ourbs,
Sohn%
anavinS,
Sweeney,
etc., ato.,in
Horses and
Lump Jaw
is Cattle.
TRADE MAIM "See pamph-
let which acoompanies every bottle, giving
scion Nile treatment in the various diseases."
It can be used in every ease of veterinary
practice where stimulating applications and
blisters are prescribed. It has no SUPERIOR.
Every bottle sold is guaranteed to give satis-
faction. Price 700 per bottle, Sold by all
druggists end country storekeepers, Pre.
pared by THE EUREKA VETERINARY
MEDICINE COMPANY, London, Ont.
Th° Business
Ontario
Listowel College.
EQUAL. TO ANY IN ONTARIO.
A thorough, complete and practical train -
login all branobes of Oommeroial work,
at oonsiderably lees than regular rates.
For full information apply
ROOMS Or conege over roilt Office.
L. HARrT,
LISTOWEL, PRINCIPAL,
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Patents Guaranteed.
Our leo returned if we fail, Any ono sand-
ing sitetoll and description of any invention
will promptly receive our opinion free con-
cerning the patentability of same. "How to
obtain a patent" sent upon request. Pat-
ents secured through us advertised for side
at our expouse. Patnnts taken out through
its reeeiVe spECIAL N0T00E, without charge,
in Tun PATENT 101200100, an illustrated and
widely circulated journal, consulted by Man-
ufacturers and Investors. Send for sample
copy Faun, Ad.iress VICTOR S. EVANS et
(Patent Attorney%) Emus Building,
Washington, 13, 0.
Spectacles
--OF ALL Rums—
Fitted to Correct all
Failures of Eyesight,
and your Eyes tested FREE by
latest Optical methods at
Division Court Office,
BRUSSELS.
Wilt
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Headquarters for
GENERAL
A -ARE
a n,d
WIDER'S'
SUPPLIES
of All Kinds.
nil
Farmers should see our
American
Field. Fence,
Best Fence on the market.
Barb and Plain Wire,
All kinds Harvest TOols.
Binder Twine..
Paints and Oils.
5. W. P,, the best Ready
Mixed Paints made,
always in stock.
TRY US.
WILTON & TURNBULL