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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1901-8-8, Page 5Alm a, BUSINESS CARDS, 1T I -L Mc/ORA-OREN.— • leper of Marriage Licenses, Of. lice at Grocery, Turnherry street, Brussels, P N, BARRETT— Toneorlal Aetist, Shop—Next door North of the Standard Bank. Ladiesand Children% hair Dating a specialty. M. MORRISON, . Issuer of Marriage Licenses, Wal -Tont, oNr. MISS JEAN IIKAUCHLIPI, —TEACHER OP— PIANO — AND — ORGAN, ROBERT CUNNINGHAM INIRMANOBI, FIRE AND MARINE, GUELPH. MISS SARAH LOUISE MOORE, L. O. M.. Academia graduate of Loudon Conserva- tory of Allude, also Member of the Aesociated Megatons of Ontario, la prepared to receive & limited number of pupile for inetruation on the piano. Qualified to prepare penile for the Privalpal's Form in the Conservatory of Mingo. Brussels, Ontario, A, LEX. HUNTER— Clerk of the Fourth Divieion Court, Co. Huron ; Conveyancer, Notary Public, Land, boaroand Insurance Agent ; auetion- eer. Punde invested and to' loon. Callao - tions made. Oilloe in Grimatn's1Dlook, Brun - sets. Imes...ammo AUCTIONEERS. S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION- ". • gun, will sell for better prices, to better men, in lees time and less charges than any other Auotioneer in Bast Huron or be won't charge anything. Date', and orders can alwaye bo arranged at this office or by personal application. VETERINARY. JD. WARW1O1C-- • Honor Gon.lu.ue of the Ontario Vet- erhiary College, is prepared to treat all die - eases of domeetIcatcal animals 110 a comPet- out manner. Partioular attention raid to Veterinary Dentistry. Calls promptly at- tended to. Ofiltle and tufirmary—Pour doors North of bridge, Tornberry et., Brussels. LEGAL ANO CONVEYANCING. -1 ,-xT M. SINCLAIR— v • Barrister, Solicitor, ;Conveyancer, Notary Public, ,bc. Olfloe—S tewart's Block 1 door Ner tla of Central Hotel. Solicitor for the Standard Sank. GF. BLAIR, BARRISTER, 13.„11."6iiillitc°Ar4iOi :111rrefer- Money to Loan at lowest rates. 8. A/r G. CAMERON • (Pormerly of Cameron, Holt dc Cameron) Barrister and Solicitor. Goderiob Ont. Ofdae—flanniten street, opposite Col- borne Hotel, MEDICAL CARDS. J. A. 114'NAUGHTON, ltd. 01. 1111., Trtuity University, Fellow Trinity Medical College, Member College of Phyeielans and Surgeons, Ont. Licentiate of the Royal Col- lege of Physicians and Licentiate of Mid- wifery, Edinburgh. tat -Telephone 110.24, Residenee—M111 street, Brussels, DENTISTRY • DR. R. P. FEILD. DENTIST Graduate of the Royal College of Dental Surgeons of Ontario and FIrst.olass Heuer Graduate of Toronto Uoiveroity. Office next to Brewer's Photograph Gallery, BRUSSELS. McLEOD'S System Etenovaitor —AND OBES— TESTED REMEDIES SPECIFIC AND ANTIDOTE For Itctpure, Weak and Impoveriabed Blood, Dyepepaia, Slesplemoess, Talons. tion of the Heart, Liver Complain t, Nem, algia, Lose of Memory, Broutillitis, Con. snroption, Gall Stones, Jaundice, Kidney and Urinary Diseases, St. Vitae' Dance, Female Irregularities and General De. •bility, LABORATORY, GODERICH, ONT. J. M. MCLEOD, • Prop. and Manufacturer, field by Jim Pox, Oruggiet, Itrussels SHINGLES British Columbia Red Cedar Shingles North. Shore Pine and Cedar FOR SALE AT NfIli Brussels Planing Mills Also Doors and Bash of all Pat terns on hand or made to order at Short Notioa, Estimates Furnished for all kinds of Buildings. Workmen. ebip and Material Guaranteed. P. AMENT, Ethel Saw Mills. I have a geed /supply of Hemlock logs on Ottu out out to milt oustomere. Dr000ed moPlo, oultable for gronariee, at 410 or M, All ltinds of Dressed Lumber kept on hand from tiff/ pet' 21 tip. A large stook of culled Elm and Ault at $7 per Shinglee and Lath always on hand. fa'",,4. good farm on 18th con. of Grey for sale. A contract of 20 stores of logging to let, For particulars epply to S. S. OOL.E, PROPRIETOR, ETHEL. 10istritt Ides. oxfatesr. blies Girtie Brawn, of Buffalo, N. ie epending a few weeks with her unole, Dr. Romp, in town. Robt. Ferguson, of Howlok last week shipped about 40 head of primo oattle from the 0. 1?, 1, elation here. EN will go with the cattle fined to London, Eng. The Wroxeter Foot Bell team drove over to Mildmay on Wednesday of last week, and played a friendly game with the Bettor olab of that town, which ra. suited in a draw by a more of one goal eaoh. John Gotton'e faithful old hound, "Ring" met his fate on Tuesday of Met week, He was out with other hounds to the mareb and on his way home ran on the B. R. track se the evening freight mime along and was out in three or four pieces, 'Grua- ries. • Samuel•Aehton, who has beon in the employ of Mr. McDowell, of Alliston, Ont,, (the barber who is reported to have the smallpox) arrived in town, and al- though Ashton doe not show any eymp. toms of having contracted the dieeaee, the board of health immediately took hie cam into their hands and be has been isolated at the borne of his cousin, where be went on a visit. The reaular monthly meeting of the Howioli Fire Ins. Co. was held at Gotrie on Saturday, 27 alt. Considerable busi- ness of importance was trannoted. One hundred and twentynina applications for insurance ware received and coneidereci, footing up to about $190,000 of rinks. The bosinese of the Co. is gradually ex- tending. So far this Sommer the looses have been very small. Mensal -1. Stook threshing ie all the go in this section. Preparations are under way for the S. S. pionio on Aug. 15th, to Grand Band. Alf. Soraten and others me looking op Winter apples for the Mnglish market. The Home (Neale of this place will bald apionio to Grand Bend on Aug. 7. The Centennial hotel is undergoing oonsiderable painting and repairing. The barn ie also being improved. J. W. Ormolu has remodelled the store he recently porohmed from the Marshall estate and it now hag a citified appear. 0060. W. Oudmore, of Eippan, the "bay King" has reported from Liverpool and otateo that prospeote are good for bud. nem with the Old Country this year. The I. 0. 0. F. lodge of this plaoe have p0110 handaome electric light fixturea and lamps which adds greatly to the comfort and appearance of the One lodge room. Mr. Walper had a portion of a field of wheat which was iu shook burned, also some fenoe. The fire is supposed to have originated from a spark from a passing engine. Sixty stooks were destroyed before the fire was put out. 1Moreteas. The improvement in the minatory is being vigorously pushed along. Handford & Elliott shipped two oar - loads of horses from here to Winnipeg. Farmers are already deolaring they will sow moth less wheat nixt season, because of the Magian dy. A. Q. and Mrs. Bobier and two child- ren lett on a two month's' vialt to differ. eot parts in the Old Country, The raspberry mason is over, being very short lived owing to the dry weather at the early part of the festoon. Pater Gardiner, tearther, left last week on a trip across the Atlantic to visit Scotland and other European countries, James Murray has pnrobased the re- mains of the machinery destroyed in Dyer & Howard's planing factory and will remodel it. Chas. Snell, ar., met with a painful amident. He was milking the cow when the animal, crowding over, stepped on his leg, bruiaing the limb considerably and wrenching the foot badly, He is now compelled to walk by the aid ot s tick. The first load of new wheat for this seaport was delivered at Cobbledioltai mill on ably 30111, by M. Thomson, of Elim• villa, and eold at 70e per bushel. The variety was Turkey Red and tested 62 lbs. M the bushel, The wheat ie a better sample then the seed imported from Kan. sae laet Fall. Yield wao 25 bushels to the Bore, CIllinton. The hophy offered by the President of the Bowling club, J. Itaneford, in the Moons, woe won be H. B. (Moshe, from J. Tayfor, the eoore being 18 to 2, Newton Orioh, formerly employed at the etation, but now of Holley, MIA., io visiting his Mende here, accompanied by his wife. He hat charge of the freight department at that plaoe. While shopping the other day, a lady met with an unusual and psouliar sod - dent. .A vein in one of her lege buret, the blood pouring out in a Fltrearn. It neoeasary to oall in a doctor to cheek the flow, Orders keep corning in to the Organ faotory end is intended to make the Llioko output 300 a month. Workmen are baby ofterno preparing the 50 organs whioh will de. street. ligbt oasts of geed instrumento at the i soma w catkin of troubles+, inning hem a But Meth ie life, Ito listened enjoymonte T LLB 13 it II SSE S POST The 0070 meeting of Boron Presbytery heavy gold, 4. goyim attach of r will be held at Grecs dd, ou Ost, 8111, atties affeoted his heart end rendered fatal 10.90 a. ns. terminetion of hie llineas alnlOst eer• The new creamery (reeled here hy. the Minty. Alr, Lawrenoe Wea bora 90 Yettr0 J. 111 OrealY Dairy Go , has been doing.4 ago in Lneknow, being the floe oilthoonse ruebing trade this fiefteen, the 'argil* so Lawrence, wail -known hardware naar- the bietory of their bueineee chant of that place, A women giving the Demo of MeDoriald oompany is formed and will be ,in• and oleiming Goderifth township as her •gorporated for the Perncoe establiehtng home, netted to be looked np on Tenthly a new cemetery for DooknoW arid ear. night, of last week, cus ehe hod no plaoo rounding infantry. The o ompany has to eleop. She eeemed to be ft reepectable purohaeed a very deeirable plot of lard women, and was accommodated With a from Jaunts and Beaty Webeter, West of night's; lodging. She wisher to seoure the gravel road, a little South of the oil- ndmielsion to tba Rouse of Befog°. lege. The grounds, proconed are well mined for the purpoee ; Cho land rine lionfrvu. with a gradual slope from the front until Mrs, Gam, Trece.stle, ie visiting her it remain a conapionons elevation, when sou, Joseph Gass, who is ill. 111 )0 quite level. The Reif ooneiste of Mrs. Gaynor anti daughter Alice were Band' very dos gravel Ana n light (AM' attending the Fan-Amerioan last Week, loam. The oompany purpose sparing no hdr, and Mrs, Stevenson have gone to P100 planting tree°, making ''°°vn'Y's Toronto to visit friends for a few weeks, and beautity!ng the groando and will no James Gass, who be been teaching doubt make it One of the prettiest oensa. Bowel 10 mos0008.10 73, 8, behome at. terme in the country. They intend be• tending his father, josePh 4ass, who Is ginning operation at onto and will have dangerously ill, the premises surveyed into lots and norn• John Fraser, who has boon away 10 bored ready for tole in very abort time. Kentucky and other Southern States, is Emending a few weelcs hotne, He ode rie . thloke there is no plum like Canada, Hon. J, T. Gamow is spending a few Although it rained on Monday even. days Ashbury Park,N. Y. Ing, the garden social bald at Jas. Long. The County Board of Examiners for rnire% woe fairly well attended. The Huron will meet On Logout 24,th in Gods'. proceeds netted 918.50, which will be rioh. applied to pay off the debt of the new Gaoler Griffin has sold his farm of one organ, hundred acres on Use Lake Shore Rows, Ashfiald township,to Florence McCarthy, of Kinosbridga, the price being 94,600. The excursion on Thursday of last week from Winghans, Listowel, Brussels and other Northwest menicipalities brought into Goderioh over 1,500 people. The first load of wheat on the Glade. rich market was delivered to William Burrows by E. Correll, of Port Albert. 16 tested 60 lbs., to the bushel and was bought at 59 cents. On ammuut of Rev. Jasper Wilson re- fusing to aoorp.t the tioket to the Pao. Amerman won in the guessing contest, at St. Geo. PrioaM shoe store, Miss Minnie Stokes, who woe mond has been award. ed the prize and accepted it. The oommeroial look along the side of the G. T. R. brat* is in a filthy audition piles of broken bricks, splinters and manure dumped from the Oo's oars, forming a 000tinone line of filth, from the Big Elevator to the atone warehonee. G6O. Emerson, who has been in the bicycle and moan business in Goderioh for some years, will disoontinna abort September. Ele has accepted a lucrative and responsible position with the Nord. heimer Piano Company and hie head. quarters will be at London. The Brat move towards taking clown the fenoe around the Square was made when the the turnstiles and posts sup- porting them were dug op and carried away. It is urged that the fenoe clan also be safely removed and a double row of wire stretched around the Square on the outer row of oheetnnt trees would be all the protection neoessary. Crown Attorney Lewis' return of mem tried at the Comity Judge's Criminal Court for the first halt year of 1901, show that nine prisoners were tried, of whom all but one were oonvioted. The crimes were shooting with intent, house- breaking, aggravated assault, theft and false pretences. One was sent to the penitentiary at Kingston, the balsm's to the Central prison and common jail, with the exoeption of one whose aantenoe was saspended. The sentenme ranged from three years in the.panitentiary and two years, lam a day, in the Central prison, down to three months in the oornmon jail (all at bard labor). bootee, • p n ,y eappointonnOr 1 ""-'"""'""".'"""'"'"' - (10 Inigliteet tints' Ain loppiest afemola- • .•%42F:45e:F-1901C9,---•929-- ' Gone are s••.1 toned end tempered with oyrpQ 011 101015 1)0 that It le not all ef life to live hi itecilinnon's sToRE b qtrbelia07 trAnote, it anti el rot °ASH Wins:vitt aria mold H. was again a matter at Cleveland, he won in throe etraight heats; time 2 08. He did the earns trials at • Columbus. A gentleman named Thomas bas leased the store in the Batton Blook, and intends opening sort of Departmental store or Pair, there in a couple of weeks. The residence of the late Jas. Millman on Leopold street has bean purchased by Mr. Roe, prosperous farmer of Pdorris, who intends retiring from the farm. Jas. Olive laid lois new furniture fao• tory proposition before the Council. It woe in substanee as follows :—He pro- posed to form a Joint Stook Limited Liability Go, with an authorized capital of 990,000. They would ereot faotory and equip it, to the value 01 935,000 or 940,000. The site would be 4 acres of land and inolading McLean & Son's sawmill anci be was prepared to agree to employ at least fifty men. The assistance asked of the town was :—let—Endorsement of the Company's bonds to the amount of 915,000 for a term of leu years : terms of repayment to be deoided later; the Go. would meet the interest OP these bonds aa it fell due. 2o4—Exeinption of taxation for ten years. 3rd—Right of way on Albert street for a minis to connect with the C. 11. 11, near the Waterworks ; also perbape a short distance on Sinner street to connect with G. T. R. Ae security to the Towo, the oompany would give a first mortage on its plant and buildings to the amount of the guaranteed bonds. The proposition was dismissed and favor. ably received by the Couttoil. List -owe]. A. stalk of corn ten feet in length was grown on J. Livingstone's' lot, Elma et. R, A. Otimie has invested in a hand• soon delivery van for hie grooary busi- ness. The Morris, Peild, Rogers Co. of this town shipped fonr of their pianos to Cape Town, South Afrioa. In conformity with resolution of the Counoil, Mayor Watsoh has proclaimed Monday, 12th August, as civics holiday. The Canadian Bent Chair Go. of Lie. towel, are advertising for tendere for the erection of a three•atory brick factory Aotovvooti. and boiler house, also dry kiln. D. G. Anderson spent a few daps in Geo. F. Campbell, who bolds a good Buffalo, at the Pan. position in a leading drug bowie in James Newbigging, 6th con., owns a Boston, blase., has been spending the brood sow which gave birth to 21 porkers, past week with bis parents at Argyle G. T. R. agent Moore ticketed 55 ex• Place. oursioniets to Goderioh Thursday of last Henry Martinson has been appointed week, overseer of granoiithic swim, at ealary Mr. Zingg, who leased the Elma House, of 2+ mins per moans foot, he to look having failed to get a lioenee, gold out so after all plank, tile, eto., under the Chair. Mr. Dietrich, of Berlin, to whom the man of the Board of Works. Commiseioners have promised a license. The Baptist °bomb will ba 010e0a for John Howe, 12th oon., mat with a the next two Sundays, as the interior of 8001000 mishap while hauling milk to the the Miami ondergoing repairs. It will Newry oheese factory. While putting a be opened on Sunday, Aag. 25th, Rev, can of milk on the wagon at Mr. Dan. Mr. Surname is taking his holidays in can's stand, the horses moved forward the interval. and threw Mr. Honze with the oan be. S. McKee, of the firm of Canon & hind the horses, when the wheel passed Mae°, accompanied by his daughter, over hie arm, fraoturing it. Miss Lillian, left nova Mouday of last Two LATIt Man, Pinkea.—The Bee says week for London, where they will make —It is our sad duty to chronicle the their home. The Liatowel etore will be death of Mrs, Robert Parker, which oo. oontioned for a time, under the manage. warred Sunday noon, 28th ult., atter a meat of F. Sherviood, head clerk. protracted Moms. She was ,very patient The annual financial report of Listowel and forbearing under Isar &Midis)°, Bap.°burin is highly oreditable to the energy ported by true Chriatims fortitude. It sod liberality of Lisbowel Ildethodism. It was not until Sunday morning that she shows a total of about $4,000 mind for loot eonestionenees, when she gradually all purposes. The total indebtedness of slept away in the arms of her Saviour, the oburoli has been redacted to 92,000, Damaged, whose maiden name was with 9250 in the bank to further reduce Martha Coon, was born at Albany, New this in Oatober. York state, in 1828. When a little girl Rev. A. P. Moore returned borne from the family removed to St. David's, year Buffalo on July 27th, On Saturday St. Catherines, Ont., and subsequently evening he wan taken with neuralgia of to Woodetook, Oxford Co., where she was the heart, which oonfined biro to big bed married to Mr. Parker in 1840. They for two or three days. He ,is able to be resided in East Zorn' till 1887, when out again and has gone to Myth to visit they moved to Illma, purohaaing lot 15, his parents and take a few days' rest. in the 16111 con., which has sine's con- tinued to be the family residence. The farm is one of the best in this exception. ally Ithe fanning dietriot, and Mei been considerably improved ethos its acquire. moot by Mr. Parker. Providence blessed their union with 8 ohildren, 0 of whom survive, namely 1, lin A., of Port Huron, Mich. ; Mrs. T1108. Curry, Brus- sels ; Ida, et home ; Charles, of Atwood ; Mre. Wm. Vipond, of Elmo, and Thoe, at home. Deceased was a consistent member of the Atwood Methodist ehorch and attended ohuroh regularly when her health would permit, Of the family frona distance present at the funeral were the following: H. Coon, of But. Palo, N. Y. ; Thos. H. Parker, R. E. Parker mid Mre. Hay, of Woodstook ; J. w. G. A. and Mrs. Bidden have left for an extended visit to the sea side in New Brnnawlok, for the benefit of Mr. Bidders health. Days Jr Berry, druggists, of this oil - large, have diseolved partnerehip and in future the business+ will be curried on by 7. F. E. Berry. Profeasor Dryden, of the United States Agrioultural College, Logan, Utah, and Mrs, Dryden, are the guests of R. D. Cameron, 01 11115 The Band of the Looknow Masioal Society fornithea the moan at the open- ing of the National Iron Works in W ing- ham on Tuesday of last Week, A. Parker and 8011 J. H„ of Pt, Huron, D. D. Yale, Who hag been principal of and Thos. Curry and fatally, of Brossele, the Loaknow Pnblio Moot for the past The funeral was one of tha largest wit. 17 yeare, has notapted a lucrative poet. melted in this looality, testifying to the tion with the Canadian Order of Form. widespread respect and eateeno entertain. tars and will snot in hie new position on ad for the family. Rev, Mr. Pear 000 - the first of Janttary. .5.6 a meeting of duoted the wake, which wee very im• the Trustee Board, Joseph Stalker, of missive. Iciterment was made in the Whiteohnroh, Wits chosen es kir. Yelea Blum cemetery, Thus lived and pained eamemor, and mita gumming% of Wing. away an earnest Christian, a faithful ham, was appointed to fill the vaeanoy In wife and a loving and indulgent mother, the third department of our sobool, oana. whose virtues were appreciated by thrum ed by the resignation of Miss Stewart. who Dame within the circle of her Win - After nu Ultimo of four months], Lind. ante, curetting for her daughter /de, say T. Lawrenoe, of the &In of Cairn- whose loving dotty it was to norm and oroes & Lawrenoe, Londoo, formerly Of oare for her mother during the /atlfer'a ow, died at 6 &cloak on Thursday long illneee. Our eyrnpathy is extended hie residence, 178 Albert to the bereaved family, espeoially to the Hie death bad been expected for aged partner in life of the deceased Who eeka. The oaose of death Wan a will feel moat keenly the eeparation, loading exhibitiOnai eompli Shirin 096 Yet &If Of death to die 10 ite elunlow. These effiletioes are but the swaddling olothes of Mortality, 50011 to be put 011 for the more glorious raiment • . 000-• - of immortality by those who aooept the A OLEAN SWEEP! 131-1ZT11-X. Lord aeons ()brig ao their Inmost Saviour, gat 1 a' tits . 0. C. Sheriff, of Toronto, was violtie W.' W. 8101112, Mre. Joseph Combs has gone to Mee autos, where she will spend two or thre weeks rusticating. John J. Elabkirk left for Exeter, whey he has aeourect a position in W. W Tornio% clothing etore, Rey. D, MaoVioar, B. A., B. D., o Montreal, °coupled the pulpit of St Andrew's church last Sabbath, For the present the Blyth flour roilb will not be rebuilt owing to a hitoll hay. ing occurred betweeo Mr. Pinneraoro and the owner of the property. W. H. Finnemore and family left on Tuesday of last week for Cohawa, where •Mr. Finnemore bas secured a position se manager of a large flour mill. J. E. lifoaer left for Buffalo on Wednes. day morning of last week, to visit the Pan-Amerioan exposition. From Buffalo he goes to Winnipeg where be has snout- ed a situation. Capt. wed Mra. Rance have returned from their trip to England and Sootland. They bad a delightful outing and enjoy- ed the acmes of the old land immensely. Dr. and Mrs. Tait, who spent several months in 4nrope, returned with them and are,now visiting with friends at St. Thomae and Muuoey. John Potland, who has been thief olerk at the Commendsl hotel here for soma tiros paet, has resigned his position and purchased the Royal hotel at Ripley, which he will take poeseseion of August 19, Mr. Finland is an exoellent hotel- man, being courteous, obliging and popn• lar. We are sorry to loge Mr, and Mrs. Pattern and family from our village, but unite with their many friends in wishing them the best of gumless in their new home. W. J. MoKinnon visited hie cousin, Postmaster MoKinnon, for a couple of days. Mr. Mckinnon is connected with the oommissioner's branch of the Ontario department of agrioal tore and is making a tour of the chief fruit growing and ship- ping tonnes of Western Ontario, inalud• ing London, Ingersoll and Lake Huron and Georgian Bay distriut, in connection with the enforcement of tha Fruit Marks Aat, which was passed hot seasion, with a view to prevent the fraudulent marking and packing of Canadian trait both for local and foreign markets. Ile says the sot will be striotly enforced in future. ,10 Planing for Fall businese means clearing out and cleaning up the balances of Summer goods, obsoletely withoot reserve. Very many stoma o insist on holding all goods to sell at it profit, but we plan differently. 4 Goods of every Bort Are allowed to remain in otoek only so long. We insist e on Palling at a loge rather than carry goods over from ons mann to another 4 and the more you analyse that faot the more you'll appreoiate the oopetanb- e ly:i enlarging „Mee of this boeinese, Below we quote a few prime, but • 11,1 evvvieteryn dyeoptiavritsmitetar Mammoth Cash Store you will lind prioea reduced In f 25o Fancy Dress Goods, 40 1.1101108 wide, small patterns], light and dark colors, reduoeci to 15o, • 750 Bleak (trepan, 42 inches wide, small patterne, reduced to 55o, 50o Plain Vigoreaux Dress Goods, 42 inothee wide, this season's favor. Wiens!, in fawn and gray, redacted to MM. 4 105 Printed Muoline, fast colors, rearmed to flao. 124° 81set°ot°„lireekdiunogehrl to88cfa. n" °Ilegka' the myna thing for shirt wenn, Ls•diefs' Bona, in blaok patent leather and sills, in all the neweet de. gigue, just received at 20o, 25o, 350, 405 end 50o. 15o Ladies' Black Ribbed Hose, rednoed to 10o. In Ladies' Bluth Plain Hose, reclined to 20. 25a Ladies' Blaok Cashmere Hose, reduced to 15o, or 2 pairs for 26o. 92.50 Ladle's' Dress Skirts, in all wool serge, lined throughout, reclin- ed to $1.25. A Wise Mother. Efolyrood, Ont., June 19th, 1901. MaoLeod's Laboratory, Goderiob, Ont. Dear Sir,—With the grea test of pleas. ore I write to testify the merits'of your System Renovator and Speoffic Core. Notwithstanding good nursing and all that could be done for my boy, he oar - Minty would have died only for your remedies. He is now in perfeot health, My boy was at death's door with Bright's disease and some symptoms of diabetes, his feet and hands swelled at times. The local doctors failed to help him. We bad to apply hot salt oontionally over all the joints of hie body to relieve the path, bis joints often turned black. At ibis time he bad a false appetite, a craving for food all the time and for cold water as well. We heard of you from a friend who bad taken your mediaine for the mune trouble and CM cured. Then my eldest son went to Goderioh for the meal - eine last October and as 1:05, sick boy be. gau taking them, improvement followed every dose. He te now well, stout and active as ever he was, and is going to sohool every day. I am euro you will hada our best wishes as long as you live. I am, yours Moly, Mas. M. Ponutho Sold by Jas. Fox, Brussels. CANADIAN • APITX 20,000 Harvesters Wanted In Manitoba and Canadian Nettli.areet IMAM LII' Inuman Will be run —70— FO And all stations R Prom stations WINNIPEG North of North, exeept itorrooinatonutoa and South-weat to 1 0 M Ontario on Main Line North-west,West 1 °route 00 ,1 Cardwell Jana. AUGUST 6 & 13. Porkton altroseittw it:sterna On complying 'with conditions of aortill- antes which will be elven purchasers of „a- way 010 tithets, passengers will be returned to startiug point by same route on or before Nov. 10111, 1901, on payment of 808. Apply for pamphlet giving full particulars to yom nearest Agent or to A. H. NOTMAN, Assistant General Passenger Agent, 1 Hien St, Bast, Toronto. Spectacles —02.41.1 RINDS— Fitted to Correct all Failures of Eyetsight, and your Eyes tested FBNIIII by Janet Optical taetboda at Division Court Office, Ba-crsomm, eram.2,.111q1.•••11•••Wal•••••1118•Famovam......1•1,_!_40111•••••••••15 REAL ESTATE. FABu FOR SALE.—THE UN- dersigned offers his 100 acre farm for sale, being Lot 11, Con, 17, Grey. There are AO sores cleared and 10 aoree bush. Good house ; bank barn, 50050 feet, With stone etabling ; good orchard; farm well feimed and drained. Artesian well with wind mill and tank. Convenient to school, church and market. 10 aoree of Fall wheat and 13 Acres plowed, balance seeded to grass. 4.p. ply on the premises or Walton P. 0. 08-tI 1011.4,15 OR/Cw, Walton, RAMC FOR SALE.—T1ELE UN- A- Pelmet.= eiTere tor sale his due 100 acre farm, being El 4100 17, Con. 4. Morris, Tilers is 0. helm, 2 ood barna, OM feet 611011,t good welle ; orchard ; well fenced ; 71 iteresaleared,balazioe gOod bush. Possee- sion given to suit purchaser, Pram is lo good locality, 4 miles from Belgrave and 5 to Brussels. WM also sell a Waterloo Steam Engine and a Clinton ',Monarch" eecalator, two grain grinders aria a crugher. Per piffle and terms apply on the premises or if by letter to JAMBS OLOAREY, 50.8 Proprietor, Brussels 11.0. RAMIS FOR SALE—THE UN- DansioNED has Hovered goad. Farina f or sale ttod to 0001,66,8y terms, in Tot-meld/7e of Morris and. Grey. P S. SCOTT 'Brussels C0111FORTABLE, WELL lighted and convenient rooms to let in the Leekle blook over G. A. Dead m an's and Mrs. Rogers' stoma. Apply 10 7, 5, SCOTT. OOD FAR1VI OF 142+ ACRES x...A /or sale, being Lot 28, 001. 7, Grey. House suitable for two families if required. School house, (Morel, and mutat the Village of Ethel on part of the lot. Apply to 701114 CORER, Ethel Carriage Works, 28- Ti1ARIV1 FOR SALE.—BEING Lot 8. Con, 12, Grey, containing 100 aores. Good stook or mato farm. Good frame house and bank barn ; two good wellS; eight acres 00 Fail wheat and iand all in a good state of cultivation. For particulars apply to JOHN mararnsulf, 20-tf 131m58018P. 0, ASACRIFICE IN REAL 27: va..–$3000.00 will buy the McCau- ghey Block in the Village of Brussels. These two fine stores must be sold to close out the MoCaughey Estate. Intending purchasers should investigate at one& Apply to F. S. SCOTT or G. F, BLAIR, Brussels, Ont. TORST • CLASS FARM FOR Sora.—tot 17, con. 0, Township of Grey. 100 acres more or lase. Situate 45 miles from,Biuseele and 9 miles from village of Ethel. All cleared excepting 0 Darin of hardwood bush. Buildings and fences in good repair. Good welle. All Fall plowing done. Price and terms of 'payment on ap- vlioation to W. M. SMUT% 20-11 Barriater, iro„ Brussels. T/sT TUE HIGH COURT OF ICS. TICS.—In the matter of the estate of William Buttoo, deoeaaed. As the ReseryedBid was nob reached en the day of sale herein, tenders in writing aulne received for the purchase of the lands and premises, namely f—The South Ball of Lab 20, Concession 8, Morris, 100 neme, thineet to the approval of tha under - Mimed Local Master of this Court. Parties desirous of making au offer for this vale - able property ratty do so through the auc- tioneer, 0, S. Scott, or the olaintifre solici- tor, and if accepted will be subject to the Sam e terms and conditions ex settled by the said Local Master, and announoed at the time of the sale hereto, Dated tide 5012 day of Horeb, A.11.1001. B. L. DOYLE, Local Master at Goderioh. W. M. SINGLAnt,PliPe Solicitor, 8416 Wilton & Turnbull 11 Wish to call the attention of Fanners and Threshers to their MAIN Two We don't claim that we are the only people who sell Machine Oils in Brussels but we do claim we bane 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 Laraine Oil, Cylinder Oil, Cas- tor Oil, Fish Oil for flies on cattle, Need's Foot Oil, &e. Also sea Our Binder Twine Before you buy your Supply. We think we can suit you. Wilton & Turnbull Blic.c.ms 1 BUGGIES BUGGIES IN ALL STYLES. EWAN & 000, BRUSSELS CARRIAGE WORKS, 4.15 ready to supply the demand of the publio for any kind of wheeled rig as they have a FINE, LARGE Stook from the BEST Manufacturers th Canada, in addition to their own make, all sold at CLOSE PRICES. Rubber Tyred Wheels. We make a speoialty of the Hard Dunlop Rubber Tyred Wheels, the tyre being put on your own buggy wheels while you wait, or we oan (Ripply both wheels and tyre at vary low prima. Every owner of a good baggy should have the Dunlop put on by Ewan & Go. Work guaranteed all right as We keep nothing but first class workmen. D. Ewan will devote a good than of hie time in attending to the sale roomalso the Co. has moored a &05. -Masa Horse Moor for the blacksmith shop' All wood work in our line and general bleokeinithing done on out premiem and at AO low Agnes as otos be obtained anywhere. Oar own make of Boggles this year are all 84 inohes longer in the body than other Boggiest and for STYLE and COMFORT oannot be beaten. We tine the long distance, 1,000 mile axle, one or two oilings in a mason is all they rennin. It will pay anybody who wants a liret.class rig to come 25 miles to see our Show Boomthis swoon before buying ao our assortment is large and good and we are always well pleased to have people call and examine our stools which le the largest ever ohoWn in ammo% R.S'Ve mem boainess, EN/VAN &arriage Makere, &o,,. Co.,- n —rem . Duggioe, Wagons, Garbs and Vilheelbarrowe alwaye on hand.