The Brussels Post, 1901-8-1, Page 5uG. 1, 1901
BUSINESS CARDS.
IVI"ON4Y TO LOAN M .PER
vent, F.fl,o0
s 1P, ifrusgvla,
(�] H, IVIoQB/,CXXBN•--
1 • Issuer of Marriage /dilemma, ol•
t1o9 et Grocery 7,'urnberry.l'trent, Brpeools.
fp N. DA;I RE'.1'T-
+. v • Wonaorial A1'tlat, Allo r—Nex
North 91 the Htanclard 1}arrk, l7.udtoodoor
ohtldrelt'e hair euttlt6 a specialty,
M. MORRISON,
Issuer of Marriage r+10811OBS)
WAL.TON, pfvr,
* MISS JEAN WLAUCIiLINy
—TBaCte E10 0E—
PIANO - AND - ORGAN,
743MT.Ttsigi=1.43, 01‘7T.
ROBERT OUNNINGHAMi
itleng8Rtalt,
FIRE AND MARINE,.
GUELPH,
MISS SARAH LOUISE MOORE,
L. O, M„
Academie
alma Member London
the Conserva-
torys
Muiolane of Ontario, 10 prepared to receive
a limited number bt pupils for instruction
on the piano, Qualified to prepare pupils for
the Prinelpars Form in the Conservatory of
Music,
• Brussels, Ontario,
ALEX, HUNTER—
(nark ofthe Fourth Division Court,
Co. Hurou; Oonveyanoer, Notary Public,
Land,Los and Insurance Agouti; Auction,
eor.. Fonds invested and to^loan. 'Collec-
'tlonemade. ODloo in Grabam'slBlook,Brua-
AUCTIONEERS.
r{'1 S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION-
` • nun, w111 sell for butter prices, to
better men in lose time and less charges
than any other Auctioneer in Enst Huron or
he won't obarge anything. Dates and orders
eau elven be arranged at this ()Aloe or
g by
personal application.
VETERINARY.
T D. WARW1OX
03 • sonar gradnato of the Ontario Vet-
erinary College, is prepared to treat all dis-
eases of domesticated animals tin a oompet-
•entmanner. .Particular attention poid to
,Veterinary Dentistry. Onla promptly at-
tended to. 01Bco and rnflrmary—Four doors
North of bridge, Teruberry et„ Brueeele.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
M. SINCLAIR--
Barrister, Bolioitar, c0onveyancer,
Notary Public, &a, C1$oc—B tewart'e Blook
1 door tier tb of Central Rota,
Solioltor for the Standard: Bank.
CI F. BLAIR, BARRISTER,
•
17�• Solicitor, deo. Office over Stand-
ard Bank. Solicitor for Village of Brueeelo.
Money to Loan at lowest rates.
M• G.' CAMERON
• (formerly of Cameron, Bolt &
Cameron) Barrister and Bohoitor, Goderlob
Ont. 0011ae—Hamilton street, opposite 0o1 -
borne Hotel. .
MEDICAL CARDS.
J. A. M'NAUGHTON,
M. 0., C. Al.,
Trinity University, Fellow Trinity - Medical
College, Member College of Pbyeiolane and
Surgeons, Out. Licentiate of the Royal Col-
lege of Physicians and Licentiate of Mid-
wifery Rdinburgh, ISTelepboue 14o,14,
Residence—Mill 0treat, Brussels.
STOCK FOR SERVICE
BOAR FOR SERVIOE.-THE
nndoroigned will keep for service at
11 t Lot 19,'Oou. e, Morrie, a wall bred Poland
China bog. Terme, $i.CO, to be paid at time
at .service with privilege of returning if
necessary. � ry. CEO. A. RBADOXAN,
Proprietor.
McLEOD'S •
System neztontor
—Ann 'oxia%— .
TESTED 'REMEDIES
SPECIFIC AND ANTIDOTE
For .Impure, Weak and Impoverished
Blood, Dyepepeia, Sleeplessness, Palpita-
tion of the Heart, Liver Complaint, Neur-
algia, Loss of Memory, Brouohitie, Con.
enmpption, Gall Stumm, Jaundice, Kidney
and UrinaryDieeaeee, St. Vitus' Dance,
Female Irregularities and General De.
bilit .
LABORATORY, GODERICH, ONT.
J. M. MCLEOD,
Prop, and Manufacturer.
Sold by Jae, Fax, Uru8Clse. Brnetels
SHINGLES
British Coll mbia
Red Cedar Shingles
Asn -
North Shore
Pine and . Cedar
FOR SALE AT: 'TIM
Brussels Planing
Ills
Aino Deere and Sash of all Pat
terns on hand or made to order'
at Short Notice.
Estimates Fureiehed for all
kinds of Buildings. Workman.,
fillip and Material Gutranteed,
P. AIV E J.,`t .L, ,
the1.
Saw Mille..
1 have a good supply of Hernloelt loge oil
band, van out oat to suit paatomera,
Dressed Maple, imitable for granaries,
at 1010 pet kf,
All kinds of Droned bomber ltept on
hand from $10 per M up,
A large stook of pulled .Fina and Ash at
07 per M.
Shingles and Latin always on band.
t5rA good farm on 13413 con, of Grey for
sale,, COLE,
a s. COL ,
Pit0P1t1ET0ii, =BET.,
W h(Jtr4tt ° .eb3s
GOP rite.
Mrs. S. Greer went to Toronto to visit
her daughter, Mre, A. Welch, wbo . ie on .
the sick list.
P. H. Christman has eeoured a site
-
alien with the Stimpson Computing Scale
Co;, of Elkhart, Indiana.
Mil. Keine, principal. of the "Sod'
public school, is (pending hie vaoetlon
with hie parehte in town.
1131vtie.
John 3, Habkirk,.of Galt, is visiting at
the home of hie mother here.
Mre. Watson, *ite of the Hon. Senator
Watson, of Portage la Prairie, is the guest
of Mre. Alex. McKellar,
Rev. Wm, Panhall preached atAnburn,
Westfield and St. Agggetine on 'Sunday.
Rev. John Kennedy, B. D., took charge
of Mr. Penhall'a work on the Blyth 91r-
A number of Blyth's yonng baobelore
met at
the home of Jae.
and Mre.i
S W. and tendered a farewell. banquet to WW.
W. Taman prior to his departure for Eire.
ter, wbere leY is starting in boeinese for
himself.
John and David Denholm left Blyth
station with two oars of borne for Nee.
pawn, Manitoba, and on Taeedey of last
week, John and Robert Brown left with
a oar load for the same place. Fred. and
Wm. Toll alto took a load for Carman,
Manitoba.
Lireito w el.
J. W. Scott has sold the 60 acre farm,
part of lot 4 in the 13th 0000e08ion 01
Wellesley, to Donald Thorp, who owns
the adjoining farm, for $2,100.
Jos. Laird, who returned home a. few
months ago after serving three years in
the U. S. navy in the East, has gone to
New York, having decided to reenter the
naval Berme.
Mies Annie Bolton, until recently
organist in the Congregational ohnrob,
was presented with a handsome secretary
and en'appreoiative address by the mem.
bare of the congregation.
Tbe Listowel Furniture Co., received
two more large 'orders for their goods,
whioh with the other orders on hand will
keep them bustling for some lime. The
Company have now about fifty hands
employed,
Mr. Davie, D. L. S., of Bet/in, wbo
has been appointed referee in oonneotion
with the appeal of Wallace township
against the Stewart drain aesesement,
spent a..week in town and neighborhood,
taking levels, eta., preparatory to making
bio report.
Wm. Frank, an employee at the piano
factory, had a nasty gash ont in his fore-
head wbile operating a Raw at the piano
factory. Apiece of the board which he
was cutting flew up and struck him over
the eye, laying open the bone almost two
inches in length, A doctor dressed the
out, which required several stitches.
Dr. 0.0. Tatham, eon of Wm. Tatham,
of this town, who has been engaged in
profeeelonal work at Manitowaning, Mani.
toalin Island, left there on Wednesday
morning, July 17tb, for Port Elgin, in a
sailing skiff, and landed on Saturday fol-
lowing, after a somewhat risky trip. The
distance ie about 150 miles. He exper.
ionised a rough passage in oro0eing the
gap from Manitonlfa to the mainland.
Wroxeter.
Wroxeter has had a lady Treaouror for
over a year and a very setiefaotory one at
that,
Somerville Hamilton hes secured a
position as junior oferk in the Dominion
Bank at Seaforth• We with him eco.
0000.
The friande. of Erie MoLeugblin, who
is now at Manitowaning, Man. Ie:, will
be pleased to heat of his athletic per.
formalities on the 12th of July at that
town. Ile won' the running bop, step
and jump, 42 ft.10,a in. end the running
broad jump 20 ft.
A PaooaEetiVE I00080ar,—The Star
gives thefollowing interesting notice :—
Some weeks
ago it
g was announced that
Robt. Bleak, of the Greenlaw Roller Mill
beret was going to make, tome changes
and improvements in hie mill; The flret
indication of a move was the tearing out
of the old woodwork of the interior and a
'pile of lumber as high as the third story
was thrown out. The work went steadily
on under the Able guidance of Geo. Hunt,.
Of theGoldie & MoCulloogh Works, Galt,
from whom the new were pur•
abased, until last weak when the water
was turned on. Everything went off like
a charm, much to the credit of the work.
men. This week we took a run thtough
the mill and in the basement found a
new main (theft direct from the head of
the large wheel pet in last Summer
which greatly eimplflee the driving of
the mill. On this floor are else a new
brush maohine for (laming the 'wbeat,
and several other improvements. On the
main floor the rolls have also been tent
and put in shape as good as new. A very
large chopper ban also lately been put in,
nod everything arranged to make .more
room. On the ted floor much new
maohinety has been itttroduoed the Meet
mproved Gyrator with a oapaoity of 60
Male. per day, being the obief machine,
It ie a very oompaot affair not vary large
to look at brat this roubles takes the
plaoe of an immense amount of old
fashioned oumbereome m&ohi0eryrand
entirely °bangee the system of daunting
the flour, Next in implartanee 00 the new
purifier Wetting through sieves by air
titration. On the top flat are new ma.
IE J USf8.Er s POST
ebipee IPO various porpous, and through•
out the speeting h to boon 1•e.arrartgod in
nompeot 8hapo. In feet everything is
now 00 peally arranged that it gives the
Mill n rather empty appoaranoo ha nom,
pterison 09 the maze of epoete, shafts,
etc„ wlifoh laevo been ref/Need, and
whlah anti
Wenn with math less power.
Mr, Black has now, at an outlay of nearly
02,0(10, Oo transformed his rolil that he
lute one of the very beat in the .country,
and deeeevos the hearty support of the
village and country foe bit path and en,
terpriee in providing everything in ma.
()binary to turn out the highest grader' of
flour, and to do all other work in a
prompt and up to•date way,
Exeter. .
The flex crop in this notion' 00 very
good.
Perey,.00n of H, Hooper, while pulling
flax was overcome by a minstroke.
MiGs Eva Carling has been engaged to
teach on the Exeter publio eohool staff,
filling the vaoaneyoaueed by Miss Rusk
resigning
The Contrail Board has given thg by.
mw, Axing a lieenee fee of 060 for the
privilege of gelling oigarettee, its simnel
and third reading, thus making it a
village law.
James Stewart, Huron street, who bas
bean an invalid for the pent three or four
yea,a with a very nnfortenate &O.
s
t, e had just got out of bed and
being very weak and almost helpless felt
over and in the fall fractured one of his
ribs, Being an all men and oa0eidering
hie very enfeebled condition it may
reelt teriooely,
0X°Wa11op.
Ortwell Todd, of Goderiab, is spending
his holidays at J, Grieve'e.
John Govenloolt has had the mister.
tune to have hie barn buroed,
Mies Mary Irvine, of Blenehard,is
visiting relatives in this seotion at present.
Pigeon and hie gang are again at work
at the big ditoh on the Canada Oompany's
lands.
N. and Mre Lovett, of Summerhill,
were Viebting the former's sister, Mre.
John Soarlett.
Mies Sarah Kenney has
ret
orad ho
m
efrom Constance atter a pleasant
visit
with friends there.
The fall wheat so the farmere say hag
an abundance of straw but the yield of
grain will be disappointing,
The oar`pentere are beey at Mr.
Davidson's new hones. It is a two story
building with a mansard roof.
John Scarlett was away to Toronto to
attend the Grand L. 0. L. meeting which
was held there instead of in Winnipeg.
Women both young and old, as well as
children, are Frequently teen wending
their way from the berry patches with
well filled pails.
The sale of farm stook and implements
of the estate of the late J. J. MoLaughlin
was quite a success. The farm, was also
disposed of, W. Hogg being the purchaser
for the sum of $3200. Mr. Hogg now
can laciest of having one of the beet ffty
gore farms in MoK111op.
Liucicnow.
At a largely attended joint meeting of
the Luoknow Caledonian Sooiety and
local Sone of Scotland it was decided to
withdraw the bolding of games this year.
While out at the baro, Mre. Peter
Mason, of East Wawanoth, noticed a
large wild oat sitting on the barn floor.
Itis impeded that there is a young
family of wild oats not far off.
The oandidates in Brace for the doming
eleotion will be as follows, North Riding,
C. M. Bowman and D. M, German ;
Centre Riding, Dr. Stewart and Hugh
Clark ; South Riding, B. Oanuon and
probably Mr. Truax, thought the latter
has not been nominated.
Wesley Joynt, eon of John Joynt, of
this village, met with a very painful ac-
cident. He. was sitting on the railing of
the bridge at the carding mill dam, and
when the timber gave way be fell head.
Brat to the slide below, breaking hie arm
in two places and was otherwise badly
out and bruised.
Jake Miller, James Burne and J. Mo•
Kinnon had a close call from (writhe if
not fatal accident in the gravel pit on
Rose street, The whole face of the bank,
about 16 feet in height, suddenly gave
way and the three men were buried an.
der its weight, but fortunately none of
]hem were seriously hurt.
The County Assessment, of the towns
and villages in Bruce is as follows : Wal-
kerton, $605,5001 Wiarton, $487,085 ;
Kincardine, $419,250 t Oheeley,0325,445;
Southampton, 0312,728 ; Port Elgin,
$285,579 ; Paieley, $234,110 ; Luoknow,
$227,060 ; Teeaweter, $222,810 ; Tara,
$164,820 ; Tiverton, $91,160.
Atwood.
Elm, Council meets on Aug. 5th.
The Baptiet anniversary will be held
on Sunday, Sept. let.
Rev. J. W. Cameron, of North Morn.
inglon, preached in the Presbyterian
ohurohlaet Sabbath.
Geo. Loohhead left laat week for
Okotoka, N. W. T., to visit hie sitter,
Mrs. Jae. Lineham, who is poorly.
The last half
of
June mke of the
Nawry-oheeee factory hag be nsold for
cents alb.
� ate The Ingersoll Packing Co,
were the boyars.
Min. -A very Gudden and unexpected
death occurred bn Friday, J4ly19,' when
Jamie Brook, lob 20, cop. 2, Elma, de-
parted this life, aged 46' pare, 5 mos.
and 28 days. Jae. Brook and hie brother
William were etooking wheat in a field
on the iormer'e farm when about four
o'clock in the afternoon James told his
brother that he had a severe pnin over hie
heart and that he wan losing the power
of hie lett Bide and complained especially
about hie left arm. He looked very bad
at the time, but laid down for a short
time aid seemed to Almost recover arid
would have started work again but hie
brother told him he had better go to the
house and rest, On the way to the house
be likely felt bad again and seemed to
realize that hs had not very long to live,
for, meeting hie wife, he told her he wan
done for. William was dent for and at
once wait for a doctor, who was out on
the farm in abort 20 minutes' time but
Was too late to be of any aid in prolong.
ing life. The deoeasad never spoke after
laaving the bougie, hie death being Very
quiet and pothole) afteronly about one
half bonr'e' 540003, the oanae .of death
wag heart failure. Mr, $rook's father
dropped dead at'lfeyer's 'mill, Listowel,,
about 11 years ago. The funeral look
plane on Monday to, Elma Centre dame.
tory and was largely attended. Mr.
Brook ie one of the 1)1000000 of Elora,
having lived near the present homeeteed
ever einoe ho was a emali boy of about 4
yearn, He wag born in Shaws, Seetlarld,
in 1565, and earth to Canada when about
3 yeare old, On arriving in Canada he
and hie pereute stayed is Kitteelon fok
,bent a year and then oaiaae to l$Ima,
where they lived ever ethos, Mr. Break
was a Itefarmer in politica and e, Presby-
terian in religion. Shortly befere big
matrriage to Mitre Sophia Tennant in
1878, he moved to the dad of l]lma where
be bat olnoe lived, lie ie survived by his
wile, and hie mother, Mre, Jae, Breok,
lila brother William, and two staters,
Mre, Geo. Grey, blind line, llllnea, and
Mre. Geo, Nichol, 8th line, Elma. Muoh
sympathy ie felt for the relatives in their
sudden agitation,
C leraton.
22 Clinton pupils wrote et t1LeEptrance
exemigation and every one not only pees.
ed, bat secured honors,
R, di J. Itaneford, Balt m1nnf000902re,
will remove their office t0 the first ,store
West in the Perrin blook and will oeogpy.
it by Auguet 1st.
The following are the number of births,
marriages and dlathe in Clinton for the
first afx months) ending June 80, 1901;—
births, 14 l marriages, 9 ; deaths, 14.
Rev, W.44. Hamm, ie away on a boli,
day trip, which will be spent in the conn.
ty 9f Simone. Hie pulpit will be ngpplied
in the meantime by Rev. W. A, Gifford,
Andrew Taylor, who had the mfefor.
tune to lose both of his feet a short time
ago at the railway crossing known me
Johne, has given an order to Mr. Boyd,
of Lnaknow, for a set of artifioial feet.
Tbe ether day Malcolm Taylor got very
badly jammed, while on a load hauling a
mower. The axle of the wagon broke,
and the mover fell on Malcolm, bruising
im eeverely, but fortunately breaking no
ones.
Robin 0: Maephereoa, eon of D. F.
Macpherson, bee left for Ottawa, where
e takes a position in the Oenege Depart.,
ent. He is a bright, clever youth, and.
specialty proHgient ie figures, with which
e will have to do.
J. W. Irwin, has again taken over his
ate grocery bnsineae, having re•bongbt
from his nephew, Jae. McCabe, who
wing to ill health was obliged tomilt and
ill take
atript
of e Old d Count
0 Country,y'
the
d of hi `
e birth, for hie health.
Mr. Hughill, Kiaburn, who bad the
1sfortnae to gat hie eye oat with a piece
a rivet, and came to the hospital here,
ent home recently, is fully recovered,
nd expeote to have the nee of hie eye,
ongh the doctors had to remone a por-
on of the iris.
Mr. Taylor, an architect from the Pub.
Works Department, war in town look.
g over the proposed sites for the new
et offioe. The places inepeoted were
ineley's corner, Oombe'ecorner, Smith's
oak, theWiltee corner, and the Fair
°party, which is the present site. .
The telephone line men are here repair.
g and improving the eyetem. Last
ring the company converted the line
in London to Clinton into a doable
etaliio eyetem and they are now extend-
g it from here to Wingbam thus having
hrough line from London to Wiegman.
e local office will Lave a new switch
and and other improvements put in
ortly.
Robert Porter, postmaster, was oat for
morning walk on Saturday as usual,
d when below the G. T. R. track on the
yfiald road, directly in front of W.
okson'a residence, he dropped dead.
was found a few minutes afterwards.
ceased was
O7e
y are of age. Mr. Porter
e one time member of the Commons
West Huron, being a Conservative.
defeated the late Hon. M. 0.Cameron
1887, and woe himself defeated by that
tleman in 1891.
t a meeting of the Building Commit.
burliness in oonneotion with the im-
vemente and extensions of the Ontario
eat Methodist ohnroh was transacted,
S. S. Cooper was awarded the con.
t dor the rebuilding necessary at
800 ; this will not include any of the
()gee to the interior. The workmen
s out away a number of trees; and are
ing the ground in front ready. The
s will be re -arranged and a gallery add.
so when completed the (thumb will be
ommodioue and up.to-date a0 any in
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Charles Walsh, the man amused of an
aeeaelt upon Mr. Dick, hotelkeeper, of
Seaforth, was before Judge Doyle and
was remanded for ten days. Dick had
hie leg broken in the affair and wee not
Able to be here.
Mien Laura Acheson, the well-known
violinist of tbie town, has made an en-
gagement to travel next season with the
Boston Symphony Orchestra. This ie a
mneioa! organization:of the dretclaee, and
Mies Aobeaon's selection as one of its
membere is an honor to herself and to
the town.
John Maxwell was hied by Judge Doyle
on theoharge of horse -stealing. Evldenoe
was produced to show that the amused
had had some dickering with Pareone,
one of the owners of the horse, and Hie
Honor apparently took the view that
Maxwell bought the horse but failed to
pay for it, and the prisoner was acquitted,
W. Prondfoob acted in hie defence.
We learn
that Pd.Cameron has re-
centlyb
offered been aoeition
Upon th
editorial staff of one E the of et law
publishing oompaniee in America, with
headggarters in New York. The offer is
'a tempting cue, both in its recognition of
Mr. Oameron'e well-known abilities and
in respect of the remuneration involved,
but after aooeideration he has deoided
not to swept it, preferring to remain in
Canada.
John F. Robinson was drowned on F,i.
day evening July 19th off the South pier
at the harbor. Just how the fatal event
took plane no one knows, bub he it ap-
pears' the unfortunate man had on (leveret
aooasions threatened to make away with
himself it ba supposed he deliberately
threw himself into the water, He P00 at
the harbor for an hoar or two that after-
noon and Was talking to a number of
per0one during that time, and about 6,30
he was seen walking out on the South pier.
Shortly after this the dredge tug was go.
Mg out to the lake with the 000W when
Captain Maodooald noticed something
floating in the water, He thought noth-
ing of it at the time, but on the reborn
trip, a few, minutes &Ener six, hie attention
was drawn to 10 by 000 of the men on the
tug, stud on going over to it it wee found"
to be the body of a man floating fade
downward. The oorpae was lifted on to
the 000w end brought in to the harbor.
Dr. Holmes was lIoti$ed and Wae quickly
on the sone, but after making enquiries
in hie capacity ae coroner be deotded that
ceased 0
Wee a Very aboutttlan, end this ie
held 10 explain the feat that he wee found
iroaremonomootargommate
fleeting, The thereat bad (tarried the
body. ever 'e the neigbborhpod of the in.
talto drib, The remain woretaken charge
91 by the 0delfellews, and on Sunda)..
afternoon ileo interment Gook piece in
Maitland pemetery. The funeral wee
bold from the reeidepee of d0aeased's
beethor•in.law, J, J, Boyle, Colborne street.
and as the doomed wee well known the
attepdaooe was large. A large number
of employees of the organ factory, where
lepeaepd worked and a large repreoepta•
bion of Huron Lodge I, 0, 0, F„ marohod
in the proaesalon and members of the A,
0, F, else,
W. H.. Gundry lett on the 7.15 train
Wednesday of last week for England, ea
route to Wont Afrioa, to take hie position
go lieutenant in the Frontier Police. The.
Marine Band, of which he had been a
fattbfgi member,, paraded to the station,.
and there were many °there there to: bid
him farewell, An the train pulled out
three °beers and a tiger were given and
the strains of "The lklapel Leaf Forever"
followed the Goderioh boy who is going
to uphold the honor of hie Canadian
home on the satiny plains of West Africa.
On the evening prior to bis departure lie
was the guest of his tallow ofiioere of the '
Bard regiment at a banquet held an Cral u.'e
hotel, and was presented by Lt. Oil,
Varooe, on behalf of the odloere of the
regiment, with a handsome' wristwatch.
Y?Pii1 g3i trn.
T,nto h,
CivicheTiBo(iedaiey Tbnreolidayingday of thio weak,
Rev. R. Hobbs will be home for next
Sunday from Muskoka.
Kabala' Strong, of St, Marge, will be
foreman in Wioghem Flax mill tide
000000.
101r, Bullock has secured the °entrant
for supplying the hydrants and valves for
the Betrayer Waterworks,
Wingham and Palmerston base bail
olabe play teethe game on the Wing -
ham pant, on Thursday, Aug. 8111.
Before1eeving ;for his holidays, Rev.
Wm. Lowe received a kindly worded let.
ter, containing a tangible token of es-
teem.
The new landlord, Jae. Broadway, late
of Toropt 0
has changed the name of the
w
well known g
Exoh a
an a Hotel to the Broad.
Way
Hoots.
The Convention of St. Andrewe'
Brotherhood was in eeseion last week in
Detroit. Rev. Wm,'Lowe wag in attend.
anoe, and. Albert Moss a delegate for the
Brotherhood connected with St. Paul's
ohurob. '
Some time ago R, J, MaoMath invented
a ne0kyoke oentra and made application
for a patent. Lent week he reoeived
word that a patent had been granted for
Canada. He has made appliaabion for a
patent in the United States,
As Mre. John Glenn was going down
cellar with a glass jar of fruit, she slipped
and fell. She wee considerably ebaken
up, and the broken gime caused a very
severe oat across one hand, severing the
artery, and requiring attendance from
her phyeioiao.
When Mre. Joseph Gulley with her in.
fent son lett Treberne Man., a few weeks
ago, to yieit Ontario friends, she little
thought that the would lay her child to
rest in Wingbam cemetery before etre re-
turned. At the age of nine months and
ten Jaye, the little one passed away on
Sunday of last week. The funeral took
place on Tuesday.
Harold H. won first money in three
etraih t
heats
g e to in the 2.11 paging race at
Detroit on Friday, July 10th. The
Globe says of the rime "The fastest
time of the day wise made by the Canadian
pacer, Harold H., theta an impressive
wiener et Windsor. He bad little to beet
although Balmy B. chased him in -the
second beat in 2.08. Nothing else in the
race could live with him, and it will be
interesting to witness the duel when he
first hooks up with Dan Patch down the
line. Harold H. wan a hot favorite, sell-
ing at $100 against $40."
Julius Georgie, the prospector who
"jumped" the Helen iron mine, Pas th-
roated at Miohipiooton on a charge of
damaging a tree on the property.
Quebec Crown timber agents estimate
that the recent Ares in the Temiskaming
dietriot moat have caused a loss of at leaet
two million dollars.
CANADIAN
" A:C i F 1-G;.:
20,000
Harvesters
Wanted
In eiauitoha
and
Canadian
North-west
( FARM Lamar MEM(
(
W111 be run —10—
From stations) WINNIPEG
in Ontario
on stain LJlne
Toronto to
Banda the
North, anent
North of
Toronto and
Cardwell
Juno. AUGUST 6 & 13.
And all stations
North-west,West
and South-west to
Tnrltten
Mensa,,
Y
F;atovnu
FOIL
10
On complying ;with conditions of martin -
oaten which will be given purchasers of one-
way $10 tickets, passengers will be returned
to etartiugpolnt by sarueroute on or before
Nov,10th,1001, on payment of !(t18,
Apply for pamphlet giving full particulars
to your nearest Agent or to
A. H. NOTMAN,
Assistant General Passenger Agent,
1 Ring St..Bast, Toronto.
WOOL
A11 the Wool in the Country
wanted at the
BRUSSELS
WOOLEN MILL
Where the bighest price will be paid
?§ Oaeh or Trade.
3 have in e000lr a good line of Blan-
keting, Sbeeting, Yarns (single and
double), Tweeds, etc. All pure wool end
no shoddy.
Fon can have your own wool made
into smile or exchanged. Don't sell your
Wool or have it mannfaotnred till you
call et the Bruosele Mill and get pri000,
B. GERRY,
c�YGASH_ i
io�,�' CASI ; sTQI��r
11011B GOOIIS/
T AST week we again vielbod the wholesale markets to eott up our stoelr,
�.i which was pretty badly broken up on amount of the large trade we
have done thie autumn, We bought more geode than We intended, 40 Pe
NUM] all the wholesale Noumea preparing for stook•taking and anxious 40
reduce their stooks even t a
i
, a r d
b
e t'o .
u 1 p n
g P
I rices
ale:
T d
a s mime
tempting (titers for spat Dash, which we could not mist, and we bought
• very largely at very low prfoee; We intend to give our madmen the
benefit of our elm buying. This is how we do it.
Geed Grey Cotton, 4410e even tbread, et 30 per yard,
Amerioe,n Grey Cotton, 97 bathes wide, no dresein the
Ontario to -day, worth 8a for 50.
g' 6 greats
ab value in
White Cottons, fine soft Apish, regular 7a for 5a,
Fine white Cottons, wide width, at 70, 8o, 10c and 12x4.
New Prints, fast colors, new patterns, worth So for So.
New (3inghame, fast 00(000, new patterns, worth Be for So.
New Shirtinge, standard make, indigo blue, guarnnteed fast ooioro, regular
14o and 15o, for 124o.
Fine Oxford Skirtings,
feat colors 8o, 20o and 124o.
Boyo' 'emcee, in differec
t lengths, at 100, 124o and 15o,
Boys' Overalls, with bib, in all eizea, just the thing for yeung flax puller,, 50e.
Ladies' Vests, ribbed, very special, 50.
Ladies' Vests, short sleeves fano trimming, Imes, so 8r', 100, 124o and zee,
Mao a o, ooy Negliga Sbirte, eaten stripes, soft deist], iu all sizes, Worth
75o, for 600, tq
Wilton
Wish to call the attention of Farmers and
Threshers to their
11acdille Oils auri BiurT�iue
We don't claim that we aro the only people who sell
Machine Oils in Brussels but we do claim we have a Little
the best Oil in the market for the money in our
"Wilton & Turnbull's Special."
Try a half gallon and see for yourself.
We have also XXX Lardine Oil, Cylinder Oil, Cas-
tor oil, Fish Oil for flies on cattle, Need's Foot Oil, t&c,
Mso see Oar Binder Twine
Before you buy your Supply, We think we can snit
you.
Wilton1
& Turnbull
b
x,11
Deady 'Wool
FOR—-zwaser
BUSINESS!
Now that the Buggy season is at
hand and we are ready for it eve would
like to inform our nnmeroas friends and
enetomers that we have the finest lot 01
Buggies on hand at tba
Old Reliable
Carriage Factory,
ETHEL,
that can be found anywhere. Should
you think of buying a Baggy or Buggies
(aa we supply wholesale as We11 as retail)
by all means call and see our stook before
pnrohaeing ea we know we eau nib you
with a firet.olaee artiole and the price is
right, We also keep Wagons, Truck
Wagons and Field Rollers on hand or
made on short notice.
f�10■ COber 34 Soat,
ETHEL,
1
—0F ALL KKINDS--
Fitted to Correct all
Failures of Eyesight,
and your Eyes tested FREE by
latest Optical methods at
60,000 lbs. Wanted.
Highest market price paid,
delivered at my Storehouse,
No. 1, Brussels.
Robt■ Graham.
Spectacles
Division Court Office,
BRUSSELS,
flGGGIES! BUCWEs a B1IN ALL so��5�
E m,
BRUSSELS CARR/AGE WORKS,
Are ready to supply the demand of the publio for any (rind of wheeled rig tie they
have a FINE, LARGE Stook from the BEST Menufaotnrere in Canada, in
addition clition
totheir own make, all Gold at CLOSE PRICES.
Rubber Tyred Wheels.
We make a specialty of the Hard Dunlop Rubber Tyrol Wheels, the tyre being put
on your own buggy wheels while you wait, or we can eapply both wheels and
tyre at very low prices. Every owner of a good boggy should have the Dunlop
put on by Ewan & Co. Work guaranteed all right as we keep nothing hub
flret.olase worlrmen,
D. Ewan will devote a good there of hie time in attending *0 the sale rOome ae the
Co, baa seemed a firet-olase Horse Sheer for the blacksmith shop, 1
9:11 wood wont in our line and vinare] bineksmithing done on our premises and et n0
low figures at can be obtained anywhere.
Oarownmake of Boggles this year are all Si inches longer in the b
uggieo and for STYLE aod COMFORT cannot be beaten.°dy than other
We use the long distaioe, 1,000 mile axle, one or two oilinge a Beason i
tegoire. s all they
It will pay anybody who wants a first-olaee rig to come 26 mil
Rooms thin season before haying miles to yea our Show
alwaye well pleased to bays people aa all assortment
examine 10 laotto of good and we are
largest ever shown in Brussels, r' car stoop whla4 1B the
We meek heathen.
' VVA ` & Co, y Brusaala. Maker(, t@0„
' Bagglee, Wagons, Carts and Wheelbarrow4 glwayu 04 11040, '