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North of the Standard eaul1. Leaks' and
Children% hair vltbtin,; a specialty.
M. MORRISON,
Issuer of Marriage Licenses.
WALTON. ONT,
MSS JEAN, M'LAUCHLiN,
T10AOH70R OF—
PIANO - AND - ORGAN,
artres3ET.,S, o o z,
ROBERT OUNNINQHAM•
zuenaauaa,
FiRE AND MARINE,
GUELPH.
MISS SARAH LOUISE MOORE,
L. 0. M.,
Academie graduate of London Conserva-
tory of'Mual°, also Member of the Associated
Musicians of Ontario, la prepared to receive
a limited number of pupils for instruction
on the piano. Qualified to prepare pupils for
the krinoipai'e Form in the Conservatory of
Music.
Bnteeele, Ontario,
A LEX. HUNTER-
Clerk of the Fourth Division Court,'
Co. Huron; Conveyancer, Notary Public,
Laud, Loen-'and Insurance Agent ; Auction -
Ger, . Funds invested and to'loan. Collec-
tions made. Chloe in Graham'elBlook,Brus-
sols.
AUCTIONEERS.
FS. SOOTT AS AN AUOTION•
• men, will sell for bettor prises, to
better mon in loss time and lose charges
than any other Anotinneor 14 East Huron or
he won't charge anything. Dates and orders
eau always be arranged at [hie °flioe or by
personal application.
VETERINARY.
T• • D. WARIVICK—
• Honor Osmiu to of the Ontario Vet-
°rinary Oollego, is prepared to treat all dis-
eases of domesticated animals fin at compet-
ent manner. Particular attention paid to
Veterinary Dentistry. salla promptly at-
tended to. Oflioe and Infirmary—Four doors
North of bridge, Ternbery et., Brussels.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
WM. SINOLAIR—
• Barrister, Solicitor, l0onveyanoer,
Notary Public, deo. 081°6—Stewart's Block
1 door North of Central Hotel.
▪ Solioitor for the Standard Bank.
G• F. BLAIR, BARRISTER,
Solioitor, dc, 011ioe over Stand-
ard Bank. Solicitor for Village of Bruaeale.
Money to Loan at lowest rates.
'1//F• G. CAMERON —
(Formerly of Cameron, Holt k.
Cameron) Barrister and Solicitor, Goderioh
Ont. O16oe—Hamilton street, opposite Col.
borne Hotel.
MEDICAL CARDS.
J. A. IVF' NAUGHTON,
Trinity tlnivereityy, Fellow Trinity Medical
College, Member College of Physicians and
Burgeons Ont. Lioeutlate of the Royal 001.
lee of Physicians and Licentiate of Mid-
wifery Edinburgh. la -Telephone No.14,
Reaidence-Mill Street, Brands,
DENTISTRY
DR. R. P. PEiLD,
DENTIST
Graduate of the Royal College of Dental
Surgeoneof Ontario and P11810lass Honor
Graduate of Toronto University. Otaoo
noxi to Brower'%Photogreph Gallery,
BRUSSELS.
McLEOD'S
System. Renovator
—AND 0201111—
TESTED REMEDIES
SPECIFIC AND ANTIDOTE
For Impure, Weak and Impoverished
Blood, Dyspepsia, Sleepleeenese, Pulpits.
tion of the Heart, Liver Complaint, Neer.
algia, Loes of Memory, Bronchitis, Oen.
eampbion, Gall Stones, Jaundice, Iidney
and Urinary Diseases, St. Vitae' Dance,
Female a e sial Irregularities and General De.
bility.
LABORATORY, GODERICH, ONT.
J. M. MGLEOD,
Prop. and Manufacturer,
Sold by Jia; Fox, Druggist Brussels
SHINOLES
British Columbia
Red Cedar Shingles
AND --
North Shore
Pine and Cedar
FOR SALE AT MN
Brussels is Plalliin lolls
S8 1 g
Akio Doors and Seth of all Pat
terns on band or made to order
at Short Notice,
Estimates Verniebed fob all
kinds of Buildings. Workman-
ehip and Material Quarantoed.
AME .LII
.Fall Term Open
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E1LL,
a„M
Weyer before In Pie hlebory of out College'
hove our grladuates been so remarkably aie-
aeesfel,u armoring ex0ellenb situations im
mediately on, leaving College '110 during the
present year, A bualneee :education 000b ae
eau be obtained in our sehpo) is the substan-
tial foundation of a sa0oesefullife.
May we Baud you a catalogue 7
W..7. ELLIOTT, Prtnoipal.
Mo r -r t te,'
A NEW 810000M100,—,The Winnipeg
Free Press says of Weyburn, the nation
of the'oeuntry to whiohex-Reeve Mooney.
moved to from Morrie township ;—Wey-
burn,.whiohls situated on the 0. P. R.
Soo flue between North Portal and Moose.
jaw, is of oomparetively reoent growth
but ie making such rapid program; that
the peeeengere on the Soo line Maine will
notioe very ladiesl' improvemente in this
town and vioinity in the next year. There
are about 10,000 aoree under clop, mostly
by settlers who were formerly, oitizene of
the United States. - The farmers here
expect 30 bushels of wheat per acre, ex-
empt on the stobb'e which will run 17 to
20 bushels. Of oonrae as the dietriot le
only two years old, no lend ie in Summer
fellow. This Spring there was plenty of
moisture from the aoow to start the
growth and in April there was a rainfall
of one and a half ioohee, in May half an
inob, June five inches and three quarters,
July about two inohee. There wee a alight
bail storm during the past month in
the Southern part of the dietriot but it
did very little . damage. The proepeote
are so good that if nothing happens the
crop it will repay the farmers far beyond
the time they have spent in the dietriot.
Clinton.
Tax rate this year 22 mills on the dol.
lar.
P. B Crewe le overhauling the late
Biddleoombe property which be bought.
Smith ]silty, Of Senile° Centre, Alia.,
woe in town last week. He baa charge
of an Anglioan Mission in that town.
A largely signed petition wee presented
to Mayor Jackson asking that Wednes-
day, August 14111, be declared Civic Boli•.
day. It wee granted.
The name of Qantelon"Bros. as fruit
dealers, is widely known ; tbey reoeived a
letter from Bombay, India, the other
day for a fruit shipment.
A telegram was reoeived from Ubioago
on Tuesday of last week, stating that 3.
W. Cook had died that day in a hospital
for oonenmptivee in that city.
Mre. Armstrong, of.Goderioh, who has
been an inmate of the Hoose of Refuge
far some time, went to Snowflake, Man„
on Tuesday of Iset week, to live with her
son.
The familar fignre of G. D. Gilchrist
will be seen upon oar streets no more, he
having "crossed the bar" on Monday of
Met week after an illness of several weeks
aeration.
The pacing mare, Florence G., once a
queen of the Canadian turf, gave birth
to a fine colt by Texas Jack. The know-
ing ones have looked it over and deolare
it ought to be a whirlwind. Florenoe G.
isowned by W. W. Ferran.
Mre. K. Mackenzie, who bae made her
home in Clinton for a few years, left last
week foryiotor, Colorado, where one or
more members of the family live. From
there ebe will go on to Oregon and visit
her brother William at Sumpter.
W, Doherty writes from the Old Conn•
try that they had a very plearant passage
aurone the ocean, notwithstanding the
faot that Mre. Doherty was .111 during
moat of the voyage. He stood the trip un-
usually well, being eiok only part of a
day. At present, they are in Germany,
and purpose visiting other parts of the
continent,
At the meeting of the Council, the
resignation of Mr. Reynolde, caretaker of
the cemetery, and of Mr. Lowe, night.
watchman, were both accepted. Mr.
Reynolds finds the work more than he
can do, and ioteuda moving to London,
wbere other members of the family re-
eide. Mr. Howe bas aoaepted a better
situation with the Queen City Oil Com.
patty.
On Tuesday, R. and Mrs. Holmes left
for Montreal, where they joined .the excur-
sion of the Canadian Press Aseooiation,
on Thursday. The trip this year ie to
the leading planes in Nova Scotia, New
Brunswick and Prince Edward Island,
and is looked upon as the fioeet ever
taken by the Association. It will occupy
15 days from the time the party leaves
Montreal until their return.
Goderioh.
The salary of
Stewart
was
raised to $75'per annn.
Wm. Waruook'hen jest completed his
chicken bones, for whioh he has about
100 inhabitants %trendy,
Mre. Cooper, having sold out her milli-
nery business, hae returned to Port Hope
wbere elle will reside with her parents.
Wm. Morrish, of Colborne, is suffering
from a broken hand, the result of a fell.
while climbing over a fence during a rain
storm.
The authorities are repairing the Gov.
ernment dook on the North side of the
harbor, quite a number of men being
employed oe the job.
A bull pop, owned by P. Thompson,
woe caught by a G. T. R. engine near the
lumber mill and was out in two, Btrauge
to relate, the forepart, rhea on the two
fore lege and travelled at least ten garde
before falling down dead,
A number of boys bad a quantity of
gunpowder loose in a piper and got
Clifford Webb, aged 11, to set fire to 1t.
The boy did the firing " bat did not get
away quiok enough, the result being a
badly burned wrist and face.
John Debtor, a sou of the late Samuel
Detlor, of thietown, is visiting his aunt,
Hire. Ohrietopber. Mr. Dotter, a0 a
United Steles soldier duriug the last few
yearn, has done service in the Philippines
and also visited variouspoints on the
mainland of Aeia and hae had Borne
vetoonIl interesting
alacha r ed from has
the hoetel
alter n prolonged and eerf0ne Silicas, and
le not Yet Rlrang. Hie sister, Mise Mary
Defter, ie a10o here.
.sitAtbanounitoora,
The Knitting Corneae), lo still making l
largo o4temente of lhi•ir mallnfaotpree,
Tho North street Al1thgdlet S. 0. Ate.
1110 at 131aok'e Point 0180 n doolded bun•
89
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h. as ._ b a b
erge
Wa 0 Was o d before Judge
Doyle with assaulting a tavern peeper in
Sealorth, and hie honor, after hearing
l es i xnee, a1]ndgsd b4malitnand
remanded him till Phureda for Bet@n,
The defendant, wilo is quite young, woe
again before the court, and after a very
etrgng lesson from hie honer wag allowed
to go on suspended sentence,
Giarpie.
Mrs, T. le Gilpin, of Orillle, was the
guest of bur parents in town this week.
A large contingent left Gerrie for the
West where they will partiojpate in the
harvest,
Mre. (Rev,) Varney and children are
away for a five weeks' visit with friende
in Everett and Elmvale,
Luelino w.
Wednesday was Civic Holiday.
The Sentinel is holidaying this week,
R. Oaten, of Toronto, ie at the 4sb1e1d
Parsonage, the guest of hie eon, Rev, V.
J. Oaten,
37 passengers left the Luoknow station
on 'Tuesday of last week on the barvee.
tare' exoureion to Manitoba.
The new granolithie wants are being
laid on the street to the station and on
the North aide of the main street this
week,
Rey. Ewan MoKenzfe, of Montreal,
who w 1 been seriously ill at the Romaof
hie father joet North of the village, ie
improving.
The three pupils of the Luaknow,pub.
lie eohool who wrote for the leaving ex.
amination succeeded in passing in alleles
required eabjeote. They were De Forest
Patmore, Robt. Douglas end T,ilia North-
cutt.
Atwood.
J. A. MoBein, oommeroial traveller, is
home for a few weeks' holidays.
The Eima township rate ie one.half
mill, 00 the dollar lees than last year.
Mr. Dietrich, of Berlin, took control of
the Elena House on Monday of last week.
The Methodist anniversary services
will be held on the second Sabbath in
September,
Jae. Struthers got one of his hands
badly crushed by a atone eub•eill falling
upon it at one of the henna he was work.'
ing at. •
T. G. Tennant, merchant, Newry, hae
sold out to Mr. Common, of Newbridge,
Mr. Tennant baa left for Toronto where
he has seoured a lucrative position ae
travelling Baleeman for the welhknown
wholesale firm of W. R. Brook,
The Bee gays•:—Mr. Currie, divin-
ity student of the University of Rochester,
N. Y., preaohed a thoughtful and earnest
dieeouree in the Methodist pulpit Sunday
evening, from the `text, "I em the tree
vine, eto." Mr. Currie, who ie a brother
of Geo. Carrie, Atwood, and of Rev. H.
E. Currie, Ethel, has put in two years at
Varsity, and has three more to put in.
He is a young mon of good ability and
energetic and ought to succeed.
DIED.—The funeral took place Aug. 6th
of James Ballengee, of Downie town-
ship, brother of Hon. Thos. Ballantyne,
.end a relative of the Ballentynee and
Diokeoua of Elms, aged 78 years. It
was largely attended, Rev. Mr. Graham
officiating. Though the deceased had
not been in the best of health for the
past year it was not thought that death
was so near. On Sunday morning he
bad been been oat fore walk. On re-
turning be eat down in an easy ohair,
and was deed in a few minutes, death be.
ing due to heart disease. Ur. Ballantyne
was a native of Peebleehire, Scotland.
In 1842, when 19 years of age, he in com•
pany with hie brother Robert, emigrated
to Canada, Doming direct to the farm on
which he died. By his many good traite
of character he won for himself and tam.
ily universal respect. In politics he was
a staunch Liberal and in religion a de.
vont Presbyterian. His trend of mind
was snob es always to prompt him to
take an active intermit. in the welfare of
his community, although lee did not
enter into municipal lite. Hie death
makes the first break in a family of five.
He -leaves, beeidee hi0 aged widow, ten
children. They are :—James, of Oe•
borne; Robe, Wm. and Augne, of
Downie ; Thou., of Atwood ; Mre. T.
Diokeon, of F,Ima ; Mre. McKee, of Bel -
more ; Mre. Holmes, of Downie, and
Mt 6. White, of Dakota. Three brothere
survive—Hon. Thos. and Robt„ of Strat.
ford, and Wm„ of Washington, and one
sister, Mrs. Gourley, of Stratford.
Lin -towel.
Monday was civic] holiday in town.
J. 1I. Brinker has bought the Boot and
Shoe stook of J. A. Zinn.
Flax is coming in briskly at the Living-
stone flax mills. The crop is a very good
one in this vicinity,
H. Maloney, A. Zilliax and B. Witter,
of Court Listowel I. 0, F., were at Remit -
ton attending High Court of Western
Ontario,
The nein et the station have been re.
moved from the hotel property to the G.
T. R. yards, and will in future be under
tho control of the town, having been
purohaeed by the Council.
Misses J. el, Green and Mabel Arm.
strong, milliners, of Brandon, Man„ re-
turned home ou Wednesday evening of
last' week and are spending their vacation
with theft parents in town.
The Ingersoll Stone 0o, have a gang of
men at work laying a granolithio walk
on Dina street, Thie Company has the
oontraot for about 40,000 equare feet of
walk, to be laid down in town thie Beason.
Anolherllot of nearly 200 boreee was ex-
amined here on Tuesday and Wednesday
of last week, by Major Roe and Capt.
lefaudeley of the British army, for service
in South Africa. 01 the lot about 130
were accepted.
Rev. Ma0Robbie,Presbyterian minister
of Kemble, Ont., preached a epe0ial ear.
mon to the C. S. F. in the Presbyterian
Church, Listowel, on Sunday, 11th inet.
The Rev. gentleman le past High Chief
of the 0. 0. F„ and also past High Chap.
lain.
The first general meeting of The Cana-
dian Bent Chair Company of Listowel,
was held in the Town Hall on Tuesday
evening of last week, when the bylaws
paned by the provisional board were eon.
firmed, and a permanent board of diree-
lore was °bonen'; A. W. Featherstone, D.
H. Marshall, 3, 13. Meyers, T. H. Balls
and Mayor Watson.
The Standard of Inst week enye:—Font'
Helm of the Leven Bowling Olub went to
2inoardfoe on Wedeeeday and took 'part
n.
the bowling tournament there. Alto•
TUE RBElSS'J
Wither the (peat rinite earns off fairly enc•
08 0ful, and beeught hopes the eeeend
prize with thane, Beeidee the four rfnka
Irani io019I, three rtr a
frgnl Btu+sale
And three Kt oard're rieke entereO
the @
eonteotoIn 4b fraikon d @p Aile 'a
rink lot
10 De, MoNaugbton'o Bruasele ;
G. Zlltiax's rink downed the femoue
r.
to pby rink of Kincardine by7 shote ;
M. McGlillivray's rink was beaten by one
of the Brusaelo Tieka by 10 ebote, and
another Bennie rink defeated It, TSinoar,
dine rink by about 16 shote, A, Yule's
rink was beaten by Bmlth'e Kioaardine
rink by 8 Obote, In the seoond round
Smith's look fell to Jae. Roes' rink,
Brussels, and G, Z(Ilfax'e risk won by 2
Shote from D, Rose' rink, Brussels. Dr.
Mo0aughton'e rink baving got the bye,
entered the final with G, ZIIUax's rink,
and after a closely oonteeted game won
out by 7 spots, the first prize going to
Brussels and the second to Listowel.
Pete al or th.
Regia Wilson, eon of Alex, Wilson, has
taken a position in the Bank of Com-
mer0e.
McEwen do Geiger, of the Eternal! flax
mills
paid off their Bealorth gang of
pullers on Tuesday of last week. They
paid out $826.
While climbing out of a tree a young
eon of Wm. Haney fell, alighting on hie
hands, with the result that both wriate
were broken.
A union Sunday eohool exanreion will
be run from Seaforth to Goderiuh on
Friday, August 16. The exeursion train
will
leave 8o f t station a or h s anon about 9.30
and returning will leave Goderioh at 7
o'otoek. The fare for tbe round trip will
heobild65ren. Dente for adults and 85 Bente for
Robert Hawthorne, of Egmondville,
cradled one acre and a half. of oats on
Friday, 2nd inst., and Mre. Hugh Strop,
son, of Egmondville, bound the same.
Wheu it ie understood that Mr. Baw-
thorne hae only one arm, the other hay
ing been taken off some years ago by a
threshing machine, and that Mre. Simp.
eon's age is 66 years, the feat ie some-
what remarkable, but Mrs. Simpson says
ebehalf. could have bound another acre and a
1131vtit.
E. Livingston is on a business trip to
the Soo.
Blyth Fall Fair will be held on Tues-
day and Wednesday, October 8 and 0.
Blyth will raise for eohool purposes
$1315, including manioipal equivalent of
$115.
George King left last week on a bnei•
nese trip to the Soo and other Algoma
points.
At the last Council meeting it was
moved by Coon. Milne, and seconded by
Coen. Sloan, that the Reeve and treasur-
er be inetrooted'to assign the woollen
millmortgage to Mrs. Jean S. Forsyth,
of Toronto,. and hand over all papers in
oonneotion with said mill. ---Carried.
CARD or Manse—The following ape
peered in last week's Standard :—Sir,—
Permit
Sir,—Permit me through the- columna of your
valuable paper to return my esteem and
gratitude to the people of Blyth and
vicinity for the magnificent reception
they gave me on Thursday evening last
and also for the beautifully worded ad-
dress, ring and puree presented to me on
Monday evening. Such kindneee I will
never forget, I would like to have told
the audience on Monday evening 00015 of
my experiences while in South Africa
but I wee too overcome with emotion to
do eo. I sinoaely regret my inability in
this respect and hope that I disappointed
no one. Again I thank the people of
Blyth and vicinity for their kindness and
aonrteay to me. Axoaxu. MoQaeanla,
Wingham.
Talk of organizing a lawn bowling club
in town.
Thos. Deane is able to be out again
after hie confinement with a broken leg.
Lester W. Davie, formerly of Dundalk,
is the new reporter for the Wingham
Times.
The Button blook hoe been leased by a
Mr. Thomas, who will open out a depart.
mental store.
Fall Fair preparations are now ander
full headway for the Exhibition here on
Sept. 26 and 27.
J. A. and Mra. Cline and Miens Nellie
and Ada Cline have gone to Muskoka to
spend a portion of the Summer.
A. E. Smith is taking ten days for the
Maokioaw trip. W. T. Fyfe, of Listowel,
hae charge of the bank in his abeenoe.
A.11. Sebastian's tonsorial room hae
undergone quite a change. The metallic
ceiling and repointing have made quite
an improvement.
Peter Mitchell, of this town, reoeived
the deed for 160 acres of land, presented
by the Government, in acknowledgment
for his services in 1866.
W. H. Green is working at hie tall
obimney at the electric light works. The
foundation omelets of twenty cordo of
atone. The chimney is 16 feet square at
the base and when completed will be 100
feet high.
Bylaw No. 444 to strike the rate for
the year was read the first, seoond and
third time andn
fi ally passed at the last
meeting of the Connell, making the rate
twenty mills, divided as followe : County
rate one mill ; town rate 7 mills ; eohool
rate 6 mills ; debentures and coupons 6
mills.
Wroxeter.
D. Mylee finished the metal aliening of
hie house,
lilies Sarah Bray bae returned fromlan
extended stay at Tilbury.
The Wroxeter Photograph Gallery bae
been reopened by Mr. Sablenter.
Minn Elide and Annie Alien have re.
turned from their trip to Cleveland and
other Amerioan pointe.
Henry Smith got one of hie fingers
rather severely eat with a saw while
working in the Planing Mill here.
Mr, Vail, Dep. Inspector of Ingenues,
was in town Wedaeeday of last week,
inspecting the books, eto., of the Howiok
Ins. Co. The Board of Directors wore
preeent and everything found sabisfaetory
and the hooks pronounced to be kept in
very praiseworthy manner.
Re.UNros.-The Wroxeter Star nye:
—Oa Wedoeaday afternoon the menlbere.
of the Gibeonfamily had a 00 00100 at
Maitland Terrace, when some 60 relatives
and friende young aid old gathered and
spent a pleasant afternoon, with various
ranee and games for the young folks and
and even Dome of the older ones felt young
again and bad a little foot rage, in whioh
John Gibson, notwithetending hie ban-
dagea bead, got in first with the tat man
from Toronto bringing np the rear. A
group pieta(' ivae taken by our photo.
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geepeer of the wbglo party, a boat 00
facto appearing on the . proof, W. W,
Gibeon and family, 01 PPoropto ; 13'00.
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el Toroute ; W,13, MoKeroher and fami,
ly; Adre, Mabepd, oe Leede City, Beeth
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Alex. eA pd John, and their Esmiliee; F.
V, Dickson, wife and Family ; Robb. end
Mrs; Miller and family ; Mrs, Brown,
John Gibson, Mre, G. Frenoh and family,
Mrs, A Giboon, besides a few.other friends
were piesent.
Fixe ter.
Czar leonine attended, the Photograph
ern Convention at Detroit.
The town Connell ban deoided to have
Dement oroeeings put down on Main street
after the sidewalk has beep Hniohod,
Rev. S, J. Ailin, of London, well known
in this community, 000upied the pulpit
in the James street Metbodiet ohureh on
Sendoy.
Jae, Bontborn, who resides with liie
daughter, Mn, R. H. Collins, oelebrated
the 88th annivereary of his birthday on
Thursday of last week.
Mre, (Rev.) Brown and Mre. (Or.)
Anderson entertained the League of the
James street Methodist oherch to ice
cream and other ohoioe edibles reoentdy.
Jobe Sweitzer, who bee been aresident
of town 11r eeveral years, hoe decided to
move with his family to Crediton, where
be bee purchased an iutereet in the
Crediton flax mill.
Wm. Andereon, late proprietor of the
Metropolitan House, bas leased the
Arlington Hotel in Stratford and mom.
ed the managership of that splendid
hostelry on Auguetlet,
Ata meeting of the Quarterly Board
of James street obnroh on motion of T.
B. Carling, seconded by Dr. Auderson, a
unanimous invitation wen extended to
the pastor, Rev. C. W. Brown, B D., to
remain for a fourth conference year from
next June. Mr. Brown heartily thanked
the Board for this expression of their
oonfidenoe and promised to give the
matter careful consideration.
To the officers and members of Royal
Tempters of Temperance, Exeter. D0AR
Fnmsne,—I desire to acknowledge my
sincere thanks for the promptness with
whioh the endowment of 81,000 on the
life of my late wife has been paid, only
five days having elapsed after application
was made till the obeque was received.
No better evidence maid be desired to
prove that your Order ie a good one.
Yours einoerely, Jas. W. Oilman.
Two pigs lived for a month at the bot-
tom of a 45.foot well into which they on
the Fox farm near Olinda. Tbey were
taken out alive.
A lot of Indians from the Walpole
Island reserve employed on the sugar
beet farms actress the river in Michigan
were reported by the alien labor inspector,
William Glasneur of Janesville was
arrested, charged on tbe information of
hie wife with attempting to burn their
house in which a family of young oiild•
ren were Bleeping.
The new sorew steel steamer Hnronio,
to ran from Windsor or Sarnia to Du.
loth, via Mackinac), Sault Ste. Marie,
Port Arthur and Part William will be
launched about Aug. 20 at tbe yards' of
the Oollingwood Shipbuilding Company.
A farmer near Bridgeport has a cow
that has raised a Iamb tbie Sommer.
The lamb's mother disowned it, the oow
adopted it and Mr. Lambkin le eujoyiog
life immensely. Some of Berlin's kodak•
late have snapehote of the lamb taking
its breakfast.
The Paisley oow.poieoning ease develop.
ed a oew phase Friday of last week when
the Proviooial Board of Health annonoo-
ed that areenio had been found iu the
stomach submitted to them foranalyeie.
The physiological examination revealed
no traces of any disease from whioh the
animal could have died.
Ethel
Saw Mills.
I have a good supply of Hemlock loge on
hand. Can out out to suit customers
Dressed Maple, suitable for granaries,
at $10 per M.
All kinds of Dressed Lumber kept on
hand from $10 per 111 ap.
A large stook of Dulled Elm and Ash at
$7 per M.
Shingles and Lath always on hand.
ta"A good farm on 13th con. of Grey for
sale.
A oontraot of 20 aoree of logging to let,
For partioolere apply to
S. S. COLE,
PROPRIETOR, ETHEL,
Ready
FOR— w
BUSINESS!
Now that the Buggy season 19 at
band and we are ready for it we would
like to inform our numerous friends and
enstomere that we have • the finest lot of
Buggies on hand at the
Old Reliable
Carriage Factory,
ETHEL,
tbatoan be found anywhere. Should
you think of buying a Boggy or Baggies
(as we supply wholesale as well ae retail)
by all moans call and see our stook before
purchasing as eve know we 0100 e0it you
with a firet•olaee artiole and the price ie
right. We also keep Wagons, Truck
Wagons and Field Rollers on hand or
made on abort notice.
J' .o Gobor 8& $ons
ETHEL..
Mc"9CASH
STORE,
A CLEAN SWEEP
Planing for Nall business inane otearing cut and aleaniug up the
belanoe of Summer goodie absolutely without reserve, Very many stores
insist on holding all goode to sell at a profit, but we, plan differently.
Goode of every eortare allowed to mimeo in stook only so long. We 400181
on Felling at a lose rather than oarrygeode over from one season to another
and the mors you analyse that fact the more you'll appreciate the constant,
ly enlarging e000800 of 11110 180810 ee, Below we quote a few pries, but
When you visit our Mammoth Oaeh Store you will; and prizes reduced in
every department.
25o Fancy Dress Goode, 40 inches wide, email patterne, light and dark
eolore, reduced to 15e.
75o Black Crayon, 42 inohee wide, ewall patterns, reduced to 55o,
50o Plain Vigoreaux Draoe Goode, 42 inches wide, this a0asou'e impor-
tations, in. fawn and. gray, reduced to 80q, p
10a Printed Meeting, fast colors, reduced to 6;Io.
327 c Scotch Gingbame, fanny °beaks, the 0010001 thing for shirt waists,
etc., rednoed to 80.
Ladiee' Belte, in black patent leather and sill[, in all the newest de.
signs, just received at 20e, 25o, 35o, 40o and 500.
15a Ladies' Black Ribbed Hoee, reduced to 10e.
8o Ladies' Bleck Plain Hose, rednoed to 5o.
25o Ladiee' Black Cashmere Hose, rednoed to 15e, or 2 pairs for .25o.
82.50 Ladiee Drees Skirts, in all wool serge, Hued throughout, rodeo -
ed to $L25. g
REAL ESTATE.
puma FOR SALE THE UN-
nZB8IONDD has eeveral good Farms for
001e and to rent, ea0y terms, in Townships
of Morrie and Grey. B S. 30CTT,Bruesele
COMFORTABLE, WELL
lighted and oonyenlentroome to let in
the Leckie block over G. A. Deadman'e and
Mre, Rogers' stores. Apply to F. S. SCOTT.
'1OOD FARM OF 142+ ACRES
for sale, being Lot 29, Oon. 7, Grey.
Rouse suitable for two families if required.
8ehool house, church and panto/ the Village
of Ethel on part of the lot. Apply to JOHN
COBRA, Ethel Carriage Works. 24-
1 ARM FOR BALE.—BEING
Lot 3, Con, 12, Grey, containing 100
acres. Good stook or grain farm. Good
frame house and bank barn ; two good Pelle;
eight scree of Fall wheat and land all in a
good state of cultivation. Fox pparticulars
apply to JOHN M°FADDEN,
20.11 Brussels P. 0,
ASACRIFICE IN REAL ES—
TAME.—$8000.00 will buy the Mc0au.
ahoy Block in the Village of Brussels, Those
two fine stores must be sold to clogs out the
McCaughey Estate. Intending purchasers
should investigate at once. Apply to F. 3.
SCOTT or G. F. BLAIR, Brussels, Ont,
• IRST - CLASS FARNI FOR
BAo.x.—Lot 17, con. 0, Township of
Grey. 100 acres m010 or lees. Situate 40
miles from,Bineeels and 2 tulles from village
of Ethel. All cleared excepting 5 aoree 0f
hardwood bush. Buildings and fences in
good repair. Good wells. All Fall plowing
done. Prise and terms of payment on ap-
plication to W. M. SINOLAIR
29-tf Barrieter, &.o., Brussels,
TrIARM FOR SALE.—THE UN•
JL derefgned &Here his 100 acre farm for
safe, being Lot 11, Con. 17, Grey. There are
90 acres 01801.1 and 10 acres bush, Good
house ; bank barn, 50052 fest, with stone
'stabling • good orohord; farm well fenced
and drained Artesian well with wind mill.
and tank. Convenient to eohool, church
and market, 10 cores of Fall wheat and 10
acres plowed, balanee;seeded to grass. Ap-
p1yon 04-tf0
he PlemisENE es orS t11I0H, Walton.
j1ARIt FOR SALE.—THE UN -
acre fame being 0 Lot 17 sale n, 4 Morris.
There is a house, 2 good barna, 40x02 feet
armeenleaiad wells
good' boob. Posses-
sion given to suit purchaser, Pawn is in
aced locality, 4 miles from Belgrave end 5
to Steam Engine `and a ie 011ntona"Monarch
sopatator, two gratingrindere and a °rusher.
For mice and terms apply on tbe premises
or if by letter to JAMES OLOAREV,
50 8 Proprietor,
Brussels P, 0.
TN THE HIGH COURT OF JUS-
TICE,—In tbe mutter of the estate
of William Button, deceased.
As the .aeeervedBid was not reedited on
the day of sale herein, tenders in writing
will be received for the purchase of the
lands and promisee, namely :—The South
Halt of Lot 80, Oonoeenion 8, Morrie, 100
Dame, subject to the approval of the under-
signed Local Master of this Court. Parties
desirous of making an char for this valu-
able property may do so through the anc-
tioneer, F, S. Scott, or the plaintiff's solici-
tor, and if accepted will be subject to the
same terms and conditions as settled by the
said Local Master, and announced at the
time of the sale hereto.
Dated this 5th day of Mach, A.D. 1001.
B. L. DOYLE,
LocMaster at
W.11. SINCLAIR, Plff'ge Solicitor. Gode941f
ilton & Turn 1.ull
Have Just Received a
Ton of...
From the Factory.
Customers can be sup-.
plied while it lasts.
Wilton
1111
i
BU.�,� BUGGIES!
° IN ALL STYLES.
EWAN n it
BRUSSELS CARRIAGE WORKS,
Are ready to enpply the demand of the public for any kind of wheeled rig as they
have a FINE, LARGE Stook from the BEST Manntaoturere in Canada, in
addition to their own make, all Bold at CLOSE PRICES.
Rubber Tyred Wheels.
We make a opeoialty of the Hard Dunlop Rubber Tyred Wheels, the tyre being pat
on your own buggy wheele while you wait, or we nen supply both wheels and
tyre at very law prioee. Every owner of a good buggy should have the Dunlop
put on by Ewan & Go. Work guaranteed all right as we keep nothing but
first olase workmen,
0, Ewan will devote a good share of his time in attending to the sale roomeiae the
Co, hae secured a first -oleos horse Sheer for the blacksmith shops
All wood work in one line and general blaokemithing done on our premises and at as
low figures en can be obtained anywhere.
Our own make of Buggies this year are all 3e inohee longer in the body than other
Buggies and for STYLE and COMFORT °enact be beaten,
We sae the long distance, 1,000 mile axle, ono or two oilinge 10 a season is all they
require.
It will pay anybody who wants a first.olaoe rig to oome 25 nines to see our Show
Rooms this season before buying as our ateortment is large and good and we ate
always well pleased to have people earl and examine oar atook 01'1018 ie the
largest ever 'Mown inBrneeele. _s We mean bueineee.
E o. 9 Dr
aael.V'lVttaeil2akere, due,
t Bnggiee, Wagons, Carta and Wheelbarrowe aiwaye on hand,