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DRUGGIST, BOOKSELLER, OPTICIAN
SUCCESSOR TO G. A. DEADMAN.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
aOUTHERN EXTENSION W. 0. & B.
Trains leave Brussels Station, North
and South, ae followa
GOIN0 Norms. GoINa NoRTU.
Express 7:18 aim. I Mall ........t:10 pm
IIImed 545 am, Express 8:17 p,m
XO,CaJ Stirs t.ent#e
A ohiel's among ye takin' notes,
An' faith he'll prent it.
Arouse.
DAYS are ehortening.
Tow: Donnan next Monday evening.
BenseIL8 Bowling Club has 80 members
now.
Samoa Board Friday evening of next
week.
EXO0R0ION to Goderich Thursday of
this week.
A. 0. U. W. Lodge will meet on Friday
evening of this week.
REoaaT rains have helped tbe root crop
and pastures wonderfully.
Tag briok work on Druggist Fox's
new reeidenoe is completed. A elate
roof will be put on.
THE Poem has added another quire of
paper to ire weekly output. Advertisers
should take the hint.
Tan Bayfield vieitore from Brueeele
arrived home last Friday evening. They
bad an enjoyable outing.
WenonenAT next is Brussels Oivio.Holi-
day. Special Excursion to Kinoardine.
Go and enjoy a day at the lakeside.
Tan Millinery store of She Misses Hab-
kirk has been fitted np with shelving,
drawers, &o. for the display and etoring
of stook.
64 resi:Razes were ticketed from Bras.
eels to Goderioh on the exouraion train
on Thursday. The day was most favor.
able for the opting.
A moo delivery wagon was Bold to N.B.
Gerry, hardware merchant, of Blyth, this
week by S. T. Plum, of Brussels. It
suited the purchaser tip-top.
NonroN TEnRAon.—Barrister Blair has
been appointed agent for the above
property and will be in aposition to ar-
range with parties desirions of renting,
&c.
BRD9sees A. O. U. W. have been in-
vited to a Demonstration of the Order at
LietoweL on Tuesday of next week.
Grand Master °ornate le to be one of the
speakers.
ONE day last week Wesley, the young
eon of station agent Ham, took a header
against 0 grain trunk in Baeker's store-
house and oatquite a gash in his head.
The dootor patched it up with court
plaster and Wesley is about ae usual,
Dnanea the heavy shower of rain last
Sunday afternoon lightning struck a
chimney on the residence of George
Rogere, Frederick Street, watering the
brioke on the top of it and causing a per.
oeptible trembling sensation to the build.
lag. No other damage was done.
Henn Holm—While attending a saw at
P. Ament'e factory Iaet Friday Henry
Switzer had his right hand quite gerionely
injured by a piece of timber flying from
the eaw with great force. It tore away
a portion of the palm between the thumb
and first finger. A phyeioian dressed the
wounded member and ae favorable prog-
rose is being made as scold be expected.
Honer RACES.—A meeting was held in
the Oonnoil Chamber on Friday evening
of last week to take into consideration the
question of Fail rases. Robert Thom.
son was chosen President ; F. S. Scott,
Secretary ; Jno. Beattie, .1. D. Warwiok,
V. S•, and John Walker, Committee.
The dates talked of were Thursday and
and Friday, 15th and 16th incite., but we
presume further particulars will soon be
to band if they are correct.
Ornnarro0 AT THE NosrITAt.-A Berlin
paper says :—About four oieeks:ago.astpile
forking bay, William Zimmerman, of
Cedar et., felt something snap in hie foot,
followed by most exarnolating pain.
Gangrene of the foot set in, and the only
thing to do was to amputate the foot.
At the hospital, Dr. Kalbfieisoll, assisted
by Drs. Honeberger and Arnott, amps.
toted tbe leg below the knee, Mr, 'Zim•
merman stood tbe operation very well.
Tnneevngn BLAIR bee bad his amounts
audited in oonneotionwith the June town
celebration and the summary ie as fol.
lows :—
Gate Receipts $ 277 00
Sabeoriptions and Boothe188 26
Total 3 465 26
Diebareemente 485 67
Balance on band $ 29 58
NATIONAL PORTLAND CEat0NT Co,—Dr.
Jamieson 111. P, P., of Durham, was in
town for a while thea week In the interests
of Is new industry being eetab1iehed in
that town in the mannfaoture ofPort.
land Gement. Large bhildinge are being
erected and a big business is being count.
ed on. Copies of a very neatly gotten up
proepeotne wag distributed and apromoter
may oall later. Dr. Jamieson favored
TNN Poem with a °all. He wag ander
the wing of W. F. Stewart, who wag a
former readout of Durham,
Tnnitbnaineea planes will be closed' in
Brueeele next Wednesday as it will be
Oivio Holiday.
RURAL schools open on MoodeyAug.
19513. and town and city schools Tuesday,
September 8rd.
Tan "steamboat" business in vogue by
the small boy on the Maitland near the
iron bridge baa been having :quite a boom
during the past week.
BironoN tickets to Buffalo, N. Y., are
being Bold from Brneeelo at the following
rates :—Good for 6"days, $5.06 ; 15 days,
$6.75 ; 80 days, $8.45, Paseangere may
go any day.
Do you want to get rid of burdocks?
This solution will kill them. One pound
Dopper sulphate, mixed in four and a
ball gallons water. Spray the planta
with the mixture.
B. Gooey had the brink work on the
upper North-weee oorner of the Wool-
en factory rebuilt tbie week. It was
palled off some yeare ago by the weight
of a street each that was tied to it.
GoINrf TO RwLEr.—It ie said Jno. Pat.
land, of Blyth, formerly of Brueeele, hue
purchased a hotel property in the village
of Ripley and will take possession some.
time tbie month. The Ripleyitee will
find Mr. Pntland a good citizen.
W. Rum= and JOo. Batton, who have
been carrying on a furniture and under.
taking business in Teeewater have dis-
solved partnership and the business' here.
after be oonduoted by Mr. Habkirk.
We wish oar former townsman 8000088.
Soars straying oowo were taken to the
pound Wednesday morning. The number
would have been larger bat for a resouing
party. There are to many fenoee done
away with and lawne and gardens exposed
to permit bovines to roam and somebody
will get into trouble If they don't observe
the By-law.
DECISION REeEnyBD.—Tbe trial of Mo -
Kenzie Mille, oharged with forgery, Dame
off before Judge Doyle at Goderioh on
Tuesday and after hearing the evidence
judgment was reserved on some pointe of
law until A°goet 16th. Mille was ad-
mitted out on bail. E. N. Lewis conduct-
ed the oaee for the Crown and P. Holt
appeared for Mills.
Bowrnro.—Three rinke went to Olin.
too and Goderioh on Thursday of this
week to try conclusions on the reepeotive
bowling greens with the loose teams.
The players were: D. 0, Roes, J. T.
Rose, G. F. Blair, A. Donley, R.
Leatherdele, T. Farrow, H. L. Jackson,
J. Arde11, Jno. Hewitt, R. Downing, J.
Ferguson and Lorne Danford.
Orem HOLIDAY•—Wednesday next will
be the Oivio Holiday for Broeeels. In
addition to the epeoial Excursion train to
Kinoardine, whioh leaves here at 8 a. m.,
Bingle fare tickets will be leaned from
our station to any part from Toronto
and West, inolading Detroit, Port Huron
or 8nepeneion Bridge. Good going on
Tuesday afternoon or evening trains and
to return any time Thursday.
TEE engine on the morning train broke
one of the driving ehafte near Leeknow
on Monday last and 'considerable
damage was done the engine before it
Was brought to a standstill. Fortunately
the fireman was out of hie usual Beat in
the oab and thereby saved injury. The
partially disabled engine came on down
with its train being abpat half an hour
late in its arrival at Brnrieele.
Geese CALL.—Clarence Ham and G.
McKay were playing about the grain
store house of A. Baeker on Monday.
They went upstairs and got into a bin of
grain from whioh supplies were being
drawn by the funnel proceee. The lade
began to sink and despite their efforts to
extricate themselves were up to their
shoulders when warehouseman Ourrie
beard their oalle and name to their res.
one. A few minutes delay would prob•
ably have resulted in their enffoaation in
the enveloping grain.
NARnow EsoATE.—While assisting in
taking down a rig from the npetaire paint
abbe at D. Ewan & Co'e last Monday, S.
T. Plana fell through the elevated gang-
way and dropped to the ground. His
head came in oontaot with a buggy wheel
breaking a spoke in the wheel. Quite a
out was inflioted and some minor bruises
about his bead and breast bnt Mr. Plum
Dame off very well considering everything.
Ke ie bank to work again, in fact yon
might ae well try to torn book the tide as
keep him from the shop.
A Tneina.—The Clinton News -Record
ye of Conductor John Quirk :—"Tbe
orthboand L. H, &B, train was held
ver for an boar in the evening to wait
r ,'the epeoial and Cooduotor Quirk,
°ding time banging upon his hands,
ught for a little diversion in trading
ate. He endeavored bat in vain, to per.
ado Inepeotor Paisley that hie (Quirk's
enteefive cent straw would be a fair
change for the other's fedora bat the
nepeotor could not gee it that way,
hie genial oondnotor is the greeted
Ilier on the L. H. 81 B. and a born
upper. Re has traded a gait of olothee
th Jaok 8warte of Wingham and, in
et, will trade anything exoept hie G. T.
uniform and if he "does you" it will
go good nat0redly thatyoucannot but
in in the laugh against yourself."
hose who knew the genial Condeotor
n well afford to take the atory ae entreat
more tban one person along the W. G.
B, have had trades with bim eitber by
near or reality.
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dollar wit: the monogram R. li ma it.
Finder will greatly oblige the bear by
loaning it at THE Poem,
Mae, P4nngn, wether to Dire. '!'hoe.
Onrry, Queen street, Braeecle, of w:nee
e0rIOne dine°e Tran Poor spoke a hi
weelce ago, died last Sunday at Atwood
egad 72 years and 8 months, Ietermea
was maria on Monday afternoon, Mr
and ,Mrs. Qurry attended the funeral,
GRAND TuaNlc,---Shipping ie liyonin
.DaringrtheepaetlweekaW xof ' Ve�neten
forwarded a oar of hogs ; Al!, Beaker,
Me 05 wheat ; P:1119 Ameot, a oar 0
beading; Walton' factory, oar of ansae
to Ingersoll ; W. Neal, 80 oases of egg
to Montreal ; Jno. alootb, 2 oare of oattle.
A. 0, DAmet, 2 acre of oattle ; 11. Thom
eon a oar of butter ; Fred, Adame, a eon
eignmeut of butter' prints to Toronto
D. A. Lowry received is oar of brink,
HrtrgNget.—Ad 6 O'olook Wedoee8a
eveniug Rev, R. Paul tied the matri
monied bow between Milton S. Watson
of Sunebine, and Mies Misne M, Stew
art, of Biuevale, at Victoria Cottage
Brussels, the home of the officiating min.
ieter, Jno, 5, Stewart, of Biuevale, broiler
to the beide, was groomsman and Mise
Lottie Watson, sister to the groom,
bridesmaid, Mr, and Mre. Watson will
make their home on the groom's farm at
Sunshine where they commence married
life with good wiohee of many friends.
TKO POST throws an Editorial slipper
after the happy young couple.
JNo. R. SMITH DECEASED,—An old :and
well knownBrueselite, in the person of
John R. Smith, paid Nature's debt early
last Sabbath morning, paeeing away
peacefully at the age of 67 years, While
somewhat of a surprise Mr, Smith bad
been in declining health for Some time
and ib was kncwn that recovery was hal
possible.. Deceased Wee 'a Canadian by
birth, and /bet eaw the light of day at or
near the town of Perth, Doming {Wet•
ward be took up hie residence at Durham
where he followed the business of tanner
associated with hie brother. 26 years
ago he came to Brussels and during the
passing years had been engaged in general
store busineee, milling and for quite a
period prior to his deoeaee was eseooiated
with A. M. MoKay in the hardware line,
When in health he took an active- inter-
085in pabno offaire and eat at both the
Council and School Boards for several
terms. He was also interested in several`
Sooieties particularly in the A, 0. U. W.
in whioh he filled the chief ohairs, Per.
Smith is earthed by k wife (whose
maiden name was Mies Mary Smith) three
eons (Frank in L. R. Harvey's Drug
store, Norman in A. M. MoKay'e hard.
ware, and Arthur at home) and two
daughters, (Misses Dora and Kate.) The
subject of this notioe was a Presbyterian
in ohnroh relationship and a Liberal in
hie political inolinatione. Ha bas a
brother in Durham and a brother and
deter at Egmondville, Rev. Jao, Roes,
B. A., conducted a suitable eerviee at the
family residence, Albert street, Tuesday
afternoon after wbich interment was
made in Brussels cemetery, The A. 0.
U. W. took part in the service at the
grave and deposited their sprig of ever-
green ae a token of remembering their
deceased brother. Pallbearers were W.
H. Mo0raoken, T. Farrow, Jno. Cardiff,
0. H. Bartliff, D. Ewan,- and W. $.
Herr, all members of the A. 0. U. W,
People We Snow.
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B and'children r
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leg friends at Letoweere valt
Mleeee Pearl and Laura Leetberdele
aro vieiting at Seaforth.
14iseee Mabel Zimmer and • Luella
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HEdwaee rdWl5oa c, w familiirllyrknown as
"Ned," was caller in Brueeele on es -
Bilge
Mary Roberton bee. reeunled her
position in J. 1i, E.erney'e groo°ry and
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restaurant,
e Mleeee Marola and Aitolteeon, of 011n.
e ton and Seaforth, were visiting in town
5 for 511817 days,
f Mre. W. F. Stewart and Dire, N. E.
e Gerry are away to Buffalo os' a trip to
a the Pan.Amerfcan.
i Mre. (Dr,) Cleland, of Vancouver, B.
0., is the guest of her abater, Aire, (Dr.)
• Holmes, Braesele,
Mre. Alex. Hunter was vieiting Mrs,
M, A. Turnbull, of Olinton, formerly 05
• y Bruesel8' thin week,
T, A, Hawking was away to Port Al.
, beet and "around" during the paet week,
• going on hie bioyole,
Jae. MoGuire and wife, of Wingham,
spent Sunday in town at Geo, Rogers',
ltrederlok street.
Rural Dean Hudgins, wife and Baugh.
ter, of Seaforth, were vieitore at St.
Tohn's Reotory on Taeeday,
Mies Maggie Scott, of Alma, was viola
leg her aunt, Mrs, P Wateon, Queen
street,' during the past week.
Mies Irene Roberts, of Kincardine, is
vieiting Mies Pearl Baelcer, Mre,Rcberte
was also in town for a few days.
Mre. Dennie and Mime May, of Inger-
soll, are vieiting at F. S. So at. Mre.
Dennie and Mre. Scott are eioters.
Mr. and Mies Haddam and Mrs. 8.
Norman and baby, of Kincardine, were
visitors' at Jno. Long's for a few days..
Mre. Murray, er., and Mrs. George
Murray and children, of Seaforth, were
vieitore at A. ooueley'e during the past
week.
M. Jno. J. Elliott, of Seaforth, is
visiting at Hugh R. Elliott's, Brussels
South, She is e, eieter.fu-law to Mr.
Elliott,
A pioture of 0, R. Cooper, of Toronto,
formerly of Brueeele, was given in Leet
Satarday'a Star. He is seated in his
automobile,
Mrs. Watson Ai°lay and -Wilbert spent
a few days in Whiteohurob vieiting J. 11.
and Mre. Sperling, Mre. Aii lay ie a
sister to Mr. Sperling.
Mre. Jno. Long aeoompanied her
father and sister to Buffalo this week
where they will visit relatives and take
in the eights at the Exposition.
Mies Agnes Rodger, of Guelph, and
Mies Agnea Bannerman," of Toronto,
have been visiting Misses Kate and
Myrtle Wilson, Elizabeth street.
Miss Teenie Currie, who hae been wait-
ing on Mre. Currie, her grandmother,
during her repent illness, returned to her
home in Seaforth on Wednesday.
W. J. Stewart, of Bradford, was visit•'
ing at hie home here for a few days last
week, He holds a pceitionin the Stan-
dard Bank and is a popular young gentle.
man.
Mre. Frank Wright and,daugbter, of
Wroxeter, and Mise Mary Mortes, of
Wingham, were in town on Tuesday at-
tending the funeral of the late Jno. R.
Smith,
Mre. 8. Pearson, of Port Heron, Mich,,
is renewing old friendships in Brueeele
after an absence of about a year. Her
bealtb is very much improved we are
pleaead to state.
We are pleased to state that Mies
Hazel Johnston has so far recovered from
her recent illness as to be able to return
home to Wingham from London, and is
getting along first-olase.
Dr, Toole and J. N. Gordon were in
Goderioh on Tuesday as witnesses in the
case against McKenzie Mille oharged with
forging the former's name to a promiaeory
note. A. Hunter, Division Court Clerk,
Fred. Adams Sundayed ab Kincardine.
Jae. Thomson was vieiting friends in
Chicago.
Mre. F, Adams and son were vieiting
at LietoweL
J. J. Ball, of Wingham, was in town
last Friday.
Mayor Watson, of Listowel, was in
town on Friday.
Mrs, Oarter, of Blylb, was vieiting her
parents in town,
]lira. Jno. Donaldson wee vieiting at
Goderioh tbie week.
pr. Feild and Druggiet Harvey epent
Sunday at Listowel.
was ales eubpmned.
Mise Polly Sample arrived in town this
week from Souris, Manitoba, where she
devotee her time to deoorating ladies'
headgear. She will enjoy a few weeks
Maya in Brueeele before attending the.
Hilton Hunter was in Mount Forest bol
daring the past week.
Robt. Wynn, of Detroit, is holidaying
ender the parental roof.
Mies Jennie Menzies, William street,
was visiting at Wroxeter.
Mise Bates, of Goderioh, is vieiting her
father in town for a week.
Mies Ray Govenlook, of MoKillop, is
visiting Mise Maggie Ament.
Mre. Jno. Ballantyne • and daughter
were visiting friends at Ethel.
Jas. MoOraoken, wife and obildren
spent a holiday at the Co. town.
Master Widmer Walker, of Harriston,
ie holidaying with Oarl Holmes,
Mies Lizzie Sample is organizing a
oaaes in Voioe Culture at Atwood.
Mies Tremaine, of Detroit, has been
visiting Mre. Jno. Long, Flora street.
Charlie Richards ie temporarily filling
a position in Druggist Harvey's store.
Mies Maggie McMillan was the guest
of Ming Clara Mitchell at Wingbam last
week.
Miss _Ruby Curry, of Atwood, is a
visitor with Mise Lizzie Sample for a few
days.
Douglas Moir and Gordon Cottrell, of
London, are vieitore at the American
Hotel.
Mies Densmore, of Westfield, is visit•
ing at Ronald MoNanghton'e, Prinoess 1
etreet.
Mre. M. G. Varooe, of Grand Valley, is
vieiting with Mise Ethel Creighton, Prin-
oess street.
Councillor Gerry was rather "under
the weather" for a day this week' but is
all rigbtonce more.
Mies Mamie Sample intende taking a m
trip to Manitoba, leaving in the °puree
of a couple of weeks.
R. H. and Mre, Green, of Trowbridge, a
were vieitore with Mre, Harris, ',Phomas
street, over Sunday.
J, M. O'Connor has returned home
after an enjoyable sojourn at Port Stan. 0
ley, Cleveland and otter pointe. 8
Mies Nora and Carl Retinae were visit.
ing their grandparents, Thos. and Mre.
Holmes, in Wingham last week.
W. Cameron, wife and Mies Eva ar•
rived home lata Friday after an enjoy-
able 4 week8' vieit at Tottenham.
Mise Annie Beattie is here from Tor. s
onto for her holidays, a She le'aocom.
ponied by Mre, Allan, of the mine city. S
Harry Gooding left on Thursday for a
holiday visit with relatives at St. Marys r
and London. He went on hie-bioyole.
Mre, Loppard and children, of Toronto, b
who haveboen holidaying here for the p
past month, returned home on Wodnee.
day.
John W. Hill, of Clinton, sou to Jno.
15111, Brueeele, hae gone oh a trip to ci
111 o Northwest where he i
city Millinery Openings.
Mrs. Geo. Thomson and children, Mise
May Deadman, Mre. F. 8. Seott, Miss
Ethel Creighton, Mre. J. H. Kerney, J.
F. and T. L. Morrae, Mre. Wm. Burton.
and others ware among the exoureionists
to Goderioh on Thursday from Brussels.
Mre. Andrew Carrie, sr., who hae been
a highly esteemed resident of Brussels
for many yeare, left. on 'Wednesday for
Seaforth where she will make her home
with her son John and wife. Tis PosT
hopes to see her book to town 000aeional•
ly to visit old friends.
The Misses Habkirk, who purchased
Mine Roddiok's millinery bueinees, will
bake up housekeeping in Brueeela, their
mother accompanying them to town from
Blyth. They will live in the Stratton
blook, their apartments being at the rear
of their store and upstairs,
The Fletcher brothers returned to Chi.
cage on Saturday of laet week after their
holiday at home. Rue, added 5'pounds
to his weight and Reg. takes book with
him 7 pounds of good Canadian "build
up." They will now buckle down to
another year's work before the next vada•
tion bobs round.
Barrister Sinolair ie bank from hie trip
o the "Soo." He gives a glowing and
ntereeting account of this young giant
of the North and thinks a great future is
before it and its bustling promoter, Mt.
(Norge°. A mamba of old friends were
met with and a delightful time was spent
both on land and water.
Tan PUT bad a pleasant oall from W.
P. Davies, of Grand Perks, North Dakota,
anaging editor of the daily Herald of
bat pity. He is well tip on the past
bietory and present needs of the West
nd ie a moat agreeable oanvereationaliet.
Mr. Davies, with hie wife and children,
ave been vieiting relatives at Ethel and
will return to Grand Forks in the course
f another week. We wish bim o5ntineed.
meas.
Business Locals.
MONEY to loan ou farm security.
Apply at Toe Pon.
House and lot for BA 6, gond cellar,
table. Corner lot. Apply at Tan Peer.
Urnranr piano for sale. Best United
Wee make, little °sed and nearly new,
Also good cooking stove with large copper
eeervoir. J. D, Rotate.
Tee Bonen.—Farmers having tub
atter to Sell tall at my Prodooe Em:
onium and I will pay you the highest
ash prioe for good tubs.
Roam, Tnoarsoz.
GODEN PLANTS,—Miss Kelly baa any
aaotlty of garden planta for sale inoied•
er and
celery,:—&llgo t Targe cabbage
An'e oo lection
enitoba and tb
will vieit hie brothers
ST4X,T.D4RD B4XIC OF 04.7V'4 Dr ,
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HEAD OFFICE, a TORONTO,*
CAPITAL PAID BP (Ona Million Milani) • $1,000,000
BEST I€700,000
riponaiesinail 5rfnoipat points fit Ontario, Quebec, 6fanitoba, 17rfitedStatetibEt? eland.
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A General Banking Bueineee Traneaoted. Farmers' Notes Disoouoted.
Drafte Bina and Colleotions made on all pointe,
SAVINGS HANK DEPARTMENT,
Interest allowed on deposits of $1.00 and upwarde and compounded half yearly.
Snorer, Arraswr=ote arena To Tug Oor.,Laooiox or Ftattnne' SALE None.
Every faoility afforded Customers living at a dietanoe,.
payable at any bank issued Under $10 .,,. 80, $20 to 58Q.,..12o
a9p
Orden at the foliowfng rates t— $10 to $20. , .., Loa. 80 to 40. , , 14o
J. N. GORDON, AosiT.
of flowering plants. Floral designs made Wheeze,—Ie Brussels, on July 22nd, to
to order and at reasonable prfoea, M. and Jacob Wilbo
BnusoRLe Gauunnouene, tar ?am?amn, a dangh•
•CRUMBS OF COMFORT.
THE following are clipped from oar es -
changes and epeak for thereselvee :—
Tan lBnnseets Pose has entered ills
29th year. Tan Poem is a noway, well
gotten up paper and merits the [nooses
15 has obtained.—Wingham Advance,
Laet week TEE Bewares Pose entered
upon its 29th year, W. H. Kerr bas.
been ire editor for the past 20 years.
THE Poem is a good paper and its popular
editor is deserving of (medinusd prosper.
ity.—Wingham Times.
Tau-Betesans Pear has passed another
mileetone in its history and the editor,
W. H. Kerr, , whom we must oradit with
turning out one of the newsiest papers in
the oountry, last week referred to the
event in an interesting manner.—Gode,
rich Signal.
Last week TEE Bnusente P08, entered
upon its 29th volume. Tia POST has
had a vigorous and useful existence and
has what is mash to be valued in a news-
paper as in an individual—ohmmeter. It
i8 freehand newsy and a model oountry
weekly.: Exeter Advooate.
Ton Bee:Rone POST last week entered
upon its 29th volume. The preeent pub.
licher, Mr. Kerr, nae enjoyed the honors
and vioiesitudee of the editoral chair for
21 yeare. The paper bas grown and im•
proved under his management, and ranks
among the beet in the County,—Heneell
Observer.
0>a.a.R�x�ix,
WATSON—BTEWART. — On July 81st, at
Viotoria Cottage, Brueeels, by Rev.
R. Paul, Mr, Milton S. Watson, of
the Township of Morrie, to Miae
Miracle M. Stewart, of the Village of
Biuevale.
LnOB1A1: Ic Elmo, on July —, 1091 to
Dr. and Mre. D. M. Lineham, of
Swan River, Man., a daughter.
MoKor;—In• Einem, on July 18th, to Mr.
and Mre. Wm. McKay, a daughter.
Rog.—In Atwood, on July 22ed to Mr.
and Mrs. J. A, Roe, a son.
Asara.
LAIDIAw.—At Maneewood, Halton. Co,,
on July 18, Miles Elizabeth Laidlaw,
aged 69 years.
PARSER,—In Elma, July 28th, Martha
Coon, beloved wife of Robert Parker,
aged 72 years and 8 months.
STnwAnT.—In Morrie, on July 28, Janet
Ferguson; reliot of the late Alexander
SSau H.e IntBreese s, ed 80 on July 28, John ears and 8 R,
Smith, aged 67 yeare.
Darvswas..w svr-a.xaxaTes,
Fall Wheat 60 81
Barley 87 87
Peas 63 61
80 82
14
9
Butter, tubs and rolls .
Eggs per dozen -
Flour per cwt........,
Potatoes (per baa)
Apples (per bbl.)
Sheep skins, saoh
Lamb skins eaoh..
Salt per bbl., retail
Hay per ton
Hides trimmest
Hides rough
Hogs, Live
Wool
4 00
1 20
2 00
25
25
1 00
5 00
6
5
7 00
12
15
10
5 00
1 20
2 00
26
80
70
8 00
6s'
5
7 00
.18
7S•Ax42, BataTRE.
Industrial, Toronto, Aug. 26 -Sept. 7.
Western Fair, London, Sept. 5-14.
Kiogeton, Kingston, Sept. 9-18.
Oheeley, Sept. 16-17.
Northern, Walkerton, Sept. 18-19,
Guelph Central, Guelph, Sept. 17-19.
West Middlesex, Stratbroy, Sep. 17-19.
Ripley, Sept. 24-26.
Teeewater, Sept. 24-25.
Palmerston, Sept. 24-25.
Wellesley, Sept. 24-25.
South Baron, Seaforth, Sept. 24-25.
Centre Bruce, Paisley, Sept. 24-25.
Tr:rebury, Wingham, Sept. 26-27.
Morniegton, Milverton, Sept. 26-27.
Fullerton, Mitchell, Sept. 26-27.
North Brant, Paris, Sept. 26-27.
Up goes the Thermometer,
Down goes the Appetite.
During the hob weather too many
allow the system to beoome weak from
lank of nourishment. No appetite ie the
excuse. Then something is needed to
tone np on and for this you will find our
Beef, Wine & Iron
an excellent article. Worth .double the
price we ask, Try 1t..
AT
Fox's s Drug -Store
East Wawanoeh, Belgrave, Oot. 1-2.
South Perth, St. Marys, Oot. 1-2.
. Great Nortbweet'n, Goderiab, Oot. 1-2.
N. R. of Oxford, Woodstock, Oot, 1-2.
North Grey, Owen Sound, Oat, 2-4.
East Huron, Brussels, Oot, 8-4.
North Perth, Stratford, Oot. 8-9.
Dungannon, Oot. 8-9.
Peninsular, Chatham, Oot. 8-10.
8owiok, Gerrie, Oot. 12.
Norfolk, Simco°, Oob. 15-17.
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN
GOOD YEAR OLD STEERS
Wanted, suitable for rauoh purposes.
Apply to GEO. BERT, Brussels.
PAPER HANGING, .DECOR.
ATmo and House Painting done in
Workmanlike manner and on short notion.
Have had three yeare' experience in city
work. Terme reasonable. Give me a sally,
26 W.J, JOHNSTON, Walton.
DR. R. P. FEILD,
DENTIST
Graduate of the Royal College of Dental
Burgeons of Ontario and First.olasa Honor
Graduate of Toronto "University. Ofdoe
next to Brewer's Photograph Gallery,
BRUSSELS,
kJTRAYED INTO THE PREIiI—
lees of the subscriber, ono light bay
mare, about 14 years old, with small star
on forehead. The owner isrequested to
some and prove property, pay charges and
take her away, otherwise she will bo sold
to pay for the same. onto. SEEHA5E1t,
Molesworth,
Strictly One Price
1..
Co.
The Lowest.
Now
We have now reached the season of the year when we always cut the prices
y p lcel3
on our Spring and Summer Goods. We have no excuse to offer. We `simply want to
con -vert the balance of the Season's stock into cash to get ready for Fall . Goods, and our
Low Prices will certainly move the balance of' our Bummer Stock,
FRIDAY we begin to cut regular prices straight.' We do it because its business
to do it and these Out Prices offer you the best kind of a business reason for buying now
Wash Goods.
Every yard of Wash Goode and Mulling must be oieared out
dor ing the next 10 days. This le bow we will do it :—
AT 61,-
800 yards of Waeh Goods, Mulles, Zepyrs, eta,, sold at
10o and 12io, while they last, your choice ab 6o.
AT 150--
150
60-150 yards (Blank (and White Dimity Muelio, French
make, regular prioe 25o, sale prioe 15o..
AT 18o-
200 yards of our eneet Wash Goode, elegant goode, Fou-
lard Silk effects, It/eolith, eta.,, sold at 25o and 80o, to
clear at 18x.
TABLE LINEN
Fine. Quality Bleaohed Table Linen, 72 inoh wide, regular
prioe 90o, Sale pries 050.
Extra Fine Quality Half Bleached Table Linen, 70 inch wide,
regular 60o quality, Bale prioe 45o,
Shirt Waists.
The next 10 days will see the last of onr Shirt Waists if you
realize just how good these bargains are.
AT 650—
All Our Colored Shirt Waieta Bold at 85o and 31.00, to
clear during the. next 10 days at 65o.
AT 31.10—
A few vary Fine White Shirt Waists, all we have left of
lines that were $1.40 and 31.50, sale price 31.10.
'se— T
PARASOLS,
One quarter of the prioe of all Parasols for the next 10 days.
There's not enough of anyone kind to quote prices go we
take one quarter of the price of every Parasol in stook
for the next 10 days.
Dress Goods at Bargain Prices for or the Nutt 10 Days.
Drese.Goode stook must be down to the lowest point we can get them before passing into crook oar new Fall linea,.
wail a long time before you buy Orme Goode as cheep as this again.
Black Dress Goods. Colored
Yoa'11
Reliable makes of Blush Drees Goode at bargain prices, be. Some lines of Colored Drees Goode that h
oauee we must make room for our new Pall goode. p g ing orders, these little rides ought have got their marsh.
o eller the last
Fanny Black Drees. Goode, French make and pure Wool, neat yard of than before we alone one 10 days sale.
small designs, regular value 000, sale price 89o. AT 210-
88 inch all Wool Black Drees Sorge, suitable for dresses or 10 Pieces Fine French Serge, hard finish, all pare wool
skirts, fine make, hard finial:, will wear well, regular shades of Cream, Royal Navy, Gray, Fawn, Brown,
price 86o, Bale prioe 25o, Green and Cardinal, real value 80o, sale prioe 22o,
42 inch all Wool Suiting Serge, ,firm and strong make, good 50o DRE88 TWEEDS FOR 20o—
black regular price was 50o, gale prioe 88o, 76 yards Fancy Drees Tweed, last ends of linea that gold
40 inch all Pare, Wool, Granite Cloth makes a very hand-. at 500, in Ohadea of Fawn and Green,ohoioe
Some dread and wears well regular rime 50o sale ries 2n, lot at 29o.
85°' " a g p, R pl eels at only, I'aeoe Dratg Goode, new tis mouton, bought to
60a, clearing at sale for 80o.
Test these Prices and make your Comparisons
Before Buying.
g
JA FERGUSoN& COa