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:We are not here to -day and' away
'to -morrow; you know just where
Ito find us,
'L( C,omfortable vision or your money
'pack. N@ guess work. .
iAccurate, seientiilc measurements ane
Tests, biffeult cases a specialty.
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Eli Papers
Oar stook is new and fresh,
13est Fly Papers made,
Double Stremgth,
Sure to Kill,
6c. or 10e. packages.
Stielty TrrngIefoot
Sure Fly Destroyer.
(latches and holds them.
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R. Starve
DRUGGIST, I300K8ELLER, . OPTICIAN,
SOOOBSSOR TO G. A. DEALMAN,
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GRAND TRUNK
RAILWAY. ALF. BARKER shipped a oar of wheat and
a oar of peas during the past weak.
A oea of Boge was shipped to Oohing.
wood by George Beat and a oar. of sheep
to Toronto.
Doa'r forget the base ball match on
Victoria Park on Friday afternoon at 4
o'clock. Good game expected.
LABOR Day siogle fare tiokets will be
isson
Auged 31, Sethe
t.1 & 2 sad returninood g on Sept
Aug p
3.
A oAa of aahee wea shipped to North-
ampton, Mase., this week by Mr, Joynt.
This is a produot that should be kept at
home.
LAST week Jos. Beattie was in town re-
pairing some plans in the granolithia
50t508RN EX smilloN. w.
Tralne heave Brunie
and Rontb, asfollowe:
Game 90050. GDING 0051800.
Express 708 min.! Mail ono p,m
Mixed......... 0:45 a.m. Express 807 P.m
a.
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Station,
North
goad Retas rms.
A ohiel'e among ye takin' notes,
An faith he'll it.
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Beet, enoore "A little girl's address to a
dead pussy oat" ; aaio, "Beyond the
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gaga et Paradise," Abse Lyda Cr olio ;
reolte,0190, "Sally Ann'1t Adelman)," Wee
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the Brussels Loam xo0vrd ie salvo, Laura 131r'.V3 , sola, Flal o Willie
CAPITAL PAID 112 (Ona Million Dollen) •81,000
their np onente in there last six nlatobee, piano solo, Mise Bosvlegt�ireoltaattican, e n REST a7litaba vatted stat6� d~ Fttpland.
ape e, BI th, 8-0 i rnesel8 vs. the Children's lI •p , in " Mr. el0enaisa to nit priatciy,nl pol2lte in gawk, Qlte6ea, Al a
Bikes i v y
Lintawsl, 0-Q ; Brussel@ ve, Blytb, 1-0; Beet ; so1p,,,Itls Alp�sety the � g,
Brneeele vas, Iiipoardine, 6-0 ; Brussels Wt 1 piano solo "8'411400e impromptu.
V3, Atwood, 2-0 ; and P neseke ya. Wrox.
aster, 3-0. Not a bad showing in goals,
viz,. 20 to 0, Brueeelehae not beenbeaten,
this season aatside of Aesoolatioa 2 oon•
taste with Seatortb.
Naw Flatn.--W. F,' Stewart, of the
tenonnhis�son. With Flour
mill,
Brancato,
and the new Arin will be known De W. F.
Stewart & Scam The junior member of
the firm is a motion' miller es well as
bia father tend as be bas been in the mill
here for several yeare is well known to the,
publio, During the gaming month they
intend makingia number of improvements
in the way of putting in new machines
so es to put the most modern methods
into use, Ws wish the new firmauoona.
TUE Beane AFouttOS 138Ue5er,ree —The
at the marrMiage ot�Mias derriews of e,adaughter'
eels :—
of Geo. A. Bear, formerly of Bras
A marriage eervioe of mach locatiaterest
was performed last evening ab the first
Presbyterian obnrab, Victoria, when the
Rev. Dr. Campbell united in the bonds of
matrimony Stanley Craig, proprietor 01
the Nanaimo Steam Carriage Works,
neatly
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8700,000
A lint 'C. A. Tiawkina ; solo, "'.like , ,"X$it?, °serzQ1 4�:ai7>I r ,wr
A General Banking Buelueaa Traneaoted, Farmers' Notes Dleo0untea.
Dratt3 Issued and Colleptlont made on all points,.
SAVINGS [TANK DEPARTMENT.
Intense allowed on depoeite 01 81.00 and npward5 and compounded ball yearly.
EAST Hotton Fall Fair, Oot. 8 and 4,
Toaonro Fair opens a week from next
Monday, 26th inst.
TaRRE was no meeting of Brnesel8
School Board last Friday evening.
Monona wbo are just now dieoneaing
the apple orop have a juicy snbjeot.
Massae, Wii.TON & TVBNB0LL have sold
over 4 ton of binding twine this season.
BUSINESS is quiet but will soon begin
to improve ae the harveeb rush slackens.
W. F. Soma and Samuel Beattie at-
tended the borne renes at Port Heron
this Week.
POLITENE96 le a rope which draws the
water of kindness lying deep in the well
of the heart, eo gives it to the thirsty
Soule about as,
Trios. CURRY, Queen street, treated THE
Poem too line assortment of celery. Be
makes quite a saooees of growing this
toothsome vegetable.
BBUBSELe cheese factory made an extra
good sale of chinos for the arab half of
July, viz., 9� cents. Moore. Ballantyne
& Son, Stratford, ware tbe buyers.
APPLE bnyere are on the look -out for
Fall and Winter fruit. A5 the crop is
scarps high prices will be paid and a good
orohard will prove a bonanza this year.
APPLES—William Jew -tit, of Brussels,
ie in the field in the baying of Fall and
Winter applee for shipment and is pre.
pared to pay the highest weakish pride.
See bim before you sell.
APEw Braeselites took stook in the
National Portland Clement Co., whose
works are to be constructed at )nrbam.
Those likely to inset were °Rnvaesed
last week by a representative of the Com -
sidewalk and street amnion to manners.
tion with walk laid two years ago.
THERE will be a speeding oontest for 2
and 3 year old roadster colts at Bruesele
Fall Fair with 158 prize of 35 and 2nd $8.
No entrance fee. Now le the tints to get
your comics goers in shape.
D. Ewen is away to Buffalo looking up
the latest designs in buggies and cutters
and taking in the Pau -American. Be
will go and see his uncle, Wm. Ewan, of
State Line Mille, Penn., before he re-
turns.
WE have boiled the hydrant water,
We have sterilized the milk,
We have strained the prowling miorobe
Through the iineet kind ot silk ;
We have bought and we have borrowed
Every patent health device,
And et Inst the doctor tells ae
That we've got to boil the ice.
pauy.
In the Bowling Competition for owner-
weekof pair of and D, 0. Rosa Wwas as finished
the hwinner.
His opponent was H. L. Jaokeon. A
looal tournament, in donblee, is on the
program now for another pair of bowie.
GoaaIn vs. BB09550s.—Friday after-
noon of this week, on Viotoria Park,
Brnesela, Gorrie Base Ball team will
play the return game with the home
ball tossers. These teams are well match-
ed and in the boot last week in Gerrie the
snore card showed 7 to 5 favorable to our
boyo.
Tam Lietowel Business College is to be
ran in affiliation with the Northern
Business College of Owen Sound and wi 1
open on Sept. 2nd. A. L. McIntyre, of
Owen Sound, will have the management
in band and is bighly recommended asa
gentleman of experience. See the oard
in We issue.
New MAN AT TRH WagEL—Robert
Brown has enooeeded Jao. Tait, who has
for a number of years rn0 a batter and
eggs emporinm in tbe Meoaaghey blook,
Brussels, and willoontione the business
taking all the butter and eggs to be offer-
ed at the best market price. He is a
steady going, agreeable young man and
will do well we export He is opening a
competition for butter that the boon -
wives should enquire about. His advt.
refers to it ou page 4 of this ieeae.
BASE BALL—Referring to the Base Ball
match of last week the Gorrie Vidette
remarks :—On Taaeday afternoon the
Brussels base ball team Dame over to try
oonolusions with our boys and at first ib
looked as it they were going to trim Dur
boys to s finish but the good fielding and
headwork of oar team kept them from
getting a big lead. The game was with.
out doubt the best ever played on the
Gorrie park and tbat is saying a good deal
as Gorrie has seen some vety good games.
The audience was nob as 'ergo aslthe
boys would like to have seen oonsideting
the kind of ball that was played. From
etart to finish both teams played lint -
elates ball as the 'Dore will show.
Miss Gerrie E. laser, mail r
milliner for D. Spencer's store in
imo. The ceremony was a very
one, only the immediate friends dseiof
igb contracting parties being p
t.
bride was attended by her sister,
Edythe Beer, Miss Person and
Sowroy. The groomsman's duties
ably performed by Alex. Semple, an
Mme friend of Mr. Oreig'e. After the
ing supper bad been partaken of the
y couple took the steamer from Vic.
to Vanoo0ver, en route to Harriston
Springe, where the boneymoon will
ant. Mr. and Mrs. Oraig expeet to
and
head
Nana
quiet
the b
The
Miss
Mies
were
old t
word
happ
torte
Hot
be ep
return to Manama in about a week, an
go. at canoe to housekeeping at the reei
dente on the corner of Wentworth an
Kennedy streets. The Herald Gordian
joins the many friends of Mr. and Mr
Craig in wishing them long life, with bob
happiness and prosperity.
8 To O.—While three figures would i
dicete very one sided play in the Fo
Ball install between Wroxeter and Bru
eels, 00Viotoria Park, in this villa('
Wedneelay evening, snob was not t
case. The first half time was passed wi
oat any scoring, this part of the gam
being well !might oat and the visite
putting up good ball bat the latter
WAS not so well contested and the h pa
team hustled in 3 goals before the whist
blew. Wroxeter looked In oombinati
and kioked the ball into the air too mac
Brussels goal was about deserted in
last half, play very largely oenteri
around Wroxeter goal and despite t
elegant defenoe and bard work of t
goal keeper the pigskin would go betwe
the posts. J. Hayworth, of Wroset
was the Referee and his decisions w
received without comment. Followi
was the line up
BWUBOBL3 WROxBTHB
Kerr ) Goal Hemp
Gerry -..-, S Backs
Wheeler
Ferguson Books
Beaker
Nsugbton 1
Roche
Good Forwards
LnmtEow BE585158 .—Ooehrane & John-
ston have finished and placed in position
to the memorof the
late Mre. J hnnt McLean. It is of tr., best
Seearoopb edish gas design, the ranitedark-grey
cp in handsomely
nerved. It stands nearly seven fest bigb,
and weigbe nearly five tone. This firm
turns out exaellent work.
A FAmoaa Scuoon.—The Central Busi.
nese College, of Stratford, is one of the.
beat commercial schools of Canada to-
day. Over a dozen Bneiness Colleges
hays lately applied to this College for
commercial teachers, and ae many as
three snob applioetiun5 bale been receiv-
ed in one day. W. J. Elliott, the Princi.
pal of the College, has reason to be proud
of the excellent reputation hie sobool en-
joys. .3. beautiful catalogue is mailed
free to all interested in getting a business
education.
vaau enjoyable private lawn party
was held by about 40 of Brussels young
people last Monday evening at G. A.
Deadman's. Vocal and instrumental
music wee rendered and a gramophone
had also a good deal to say. Supper was
served on the lawn and in cream sad
cake later in the evening, the young
ladies being responsible for the supper
and the young gentlemen looking after
the lighter refreshments. A tip-top time
was enjoyed. The young folk are grate.
fat to Mr. and Mrs. Deadman for the nee
of their lawn, &o.
1n
old garden,,, Aline I3tbel Cainpbe,l, en.
core uneem ase" i anthem, "Ticar us 0 I
Felber;' their 1 reoltation, "Qaleb's
Ooarteblp," Mae Laura Budges I sole,
"Better than gold," Airs. Willie, encore,
"Beside the camp ii:ro idlyBdrreamii oar
eolp and thorns, "A greeting
fling," Mies Maggie Beattie • and aboir I
National Anthem. Klee Ideate Sample
was unable to tiling her solo, "Mona,"
owing to a, bad cold. The financial re:
suite amounted to 886,00 at a reserved
seat admission fee of 25o and loo for
children, The platform wee ilecorated
with fipwers ape plants,
i'EitSD 1 I PAitabllta PBS.
George hose is holidaying at Seaforth.
Alien Footsie Mitobell is vieiting at
re,
13°MV•
Mrs. Batas, of goderiah, has been aleft-
in in Brussele.
3. IL and Mrs. Cameron were holiday'
ing ab Laoknow.
R. Maiaprizs and wife are visiting rela-
tives at Laoknow:
T. A. Hawkins was sailing 0n Wingbam
friends on Monday.
Mise Amy Taylpr bas gone 10 London
for a holiday visit.
B. W. Matheson, of Laoknow, was in
town On Wedaeeday.
Wm. 0. Smith ie taking in the eights
at Buffett this week.
Miss Clara McCracken is home from
Paris on aveoation.
Ti, R and Mre. Brewer were visiting in
Beaiorth on Monday.
Rabt.Liman , of Stratford, is vieiting
at Mre. Jas. Wilson's.
Mies r'1o. Fluety, ot Wingbam, is visit-
ing the Misses Sample.
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THE WINOHA7I ADVANCE $I•AE•DP.—ArOh,
Hislop, M. P. P. for BoaAt, wLas ha
town on Friday. A prominent
al
stated that lir. Hislop Wee in town on
political business. As Ent Huron is a
hive and a Liberal candidate is tolerably
sure of election by a large majority, it
would appear soaroely ne0e8sary to 0bOW
DMA aotivity very long before an elec.
tion. Some regard Mr. Hislop a presence
here on "political baeinees" ae an indi-
oation that a general eleotion ie nearer
at hand than Hon. G. W. Roes, gave the
eleotorate to believe, That there will be
opposition to the present M. L, A. for
Bast Huron, there is no doubt. B. R.
Cook, of Fordwieh, Mo. Bowman, of
Morris, and Mr, Goveniook, of Mo'S.illop,
have been mentioned as probable Candi.
dates, bub 00 0boioS hos been made yet.
M. H, states that there will be a bye•
election for West Huron this Fall, and
the general election next June.
I'oox Beau—Brussels Foot Bali
team
bad the credit of trimming the whiskers
of tbe Atwood Footballers, at Atwood, on
Monday evening. This was their first
defeat and as they are in practice and
strengthened by 3 Oranbrook kickere they
put up a strong game. Oar boys won by
2 goals to 0. Peter Ferguson was the
Referee. A return match will be played
on Friday evening. The teams were
composed of the following :—
ATWcOD BnUssBLt
Stewart Goal Beattie
Banks
Petrie
Struthers
McNair
Steiss
Robertson
Peebles
Brown
McRae
Switzer
Robertson
A WESTERN ETODa9.—It was thought
when the Harvesters' Exonrsion of the
0113 Met took away about 30 people from
this looality that the rush tor this season
was over, but it seems it was only the
drops before the shower, se Tuesday
morning ot this week nearly 50 took train
from Brussels to various pointe in Mani.
tuba and the Northwest, The ece0e at
the depot was like a Fair for orowd. T.
Farrow's list included the following :—
Jas. H. Wllliamaon, Birtle Kate Smith,
Rapid City ; las. R. Hamilton, Neepawa ;
Jae, and Mrs. Bolger, Belmont ; Donald
Strath, Jas, MoOali, Riob. Bielby, Frank
Armstrong, Jas. A. MoLaohlan, Riob.
Bewley, Moosejew ; Geo. Robb, George
Hondereon, Wm. Work, Mrs. Jas. Bow.
man, Orystal City ; Fred Cardiff, Gretna
Lina MoArter, Mary MOArter, Medore ;
Wm. Watson, Weyburn ; Carrie Hinge.
ton, Oak River ; Debt. Lowe, Wm. Wil.
son, Neil Bleak, Wm. Armstrong, Wm.
Knox, Chris. Qnerrin, Wilbur Lindsay,
Hugh Fulton, Jae, Douglas's, Wm. Man.
cry, Hugh Hanna, Jno. Donglana, Riob.
Cardiff, Allan Lamont, Hugh Lamont,
Roy Jaokeon, Bert Jackson, Sam'l Dunn,
John Another, Wm, Jaoklin, Tbos. Turn.
ball, Harry B. Stewart, Oliver H. Smith
Thee. Whitfield, Eatsven. The fareonr
T
was 310 and on producing a oertifieate
that they worked 30 days a return ticket
is supplied for 318, good to mane home up
to the middle of November. Several of
the sxoursioniete will spend a portion of
their time visiting in Dakota.
%Backs
1' Forwards
McDonald
Cameron
J. Hayworth, Wroxeter, Referee.
AOOmZNT.—The Seaforth Exposi
says :"J. P. Brine bad a narrow no
from very serious injury on Mon
afternoon. He was driving from S
forth to hie home in Harpurbey,
when opposite the reeidenoe of L. L.
Faul, on Goderiah street, hie bngg
BOMB way collided with another be
going in the opposite direction.
Brine was thrown from his buggy an
on the ground on the opposite aide of
sidewalk, He was rendered un000so
by the fall, and was conveyed to
residence of Mrs. Kemp .oloee by,
medical aid was sent for. Dr. Soott
promptly on band and soon restored
patient to ooneoioneoees, and, es no b
were broken or no serious injuries
oaeioned, be was eutieiently recover
half an hour to be taken to his h
The many friends of Mr. Brine wit
pleased to learn that no aarioue or
manent injury is likely to result
his aonident,and that so 5000 as
covers from the shook he will b
right again. Considering the totes
which he fell and his advanced y
being over 80, it is almost marvellous
be escaped as well a5 he did.
buggies were somewhat broken, bu
neither of the horses got away, no fu
damage was done." Mr. Brine i
father of Mrs. P. Scott, of Brussels
his old time friends here will be plea
bear of hie complete restoration to h
Guam OONOERT.—A0 entertaining, en.
joyable and well tendered program was
presented on Tuesday evening at the
ooneert given in the Town Hall under the
auspices of Brussel° Methodist choir.
The outside talent consisted of Miss
Bowies, of Chicago, who is a very pro.
Itoient pianist and pipe organist ; W. H.
and Mrs. Willie, of Seaforth, former
members of the Brussels choir, who were
heartily welcomed back ; young Mies
Lelia, daughter of Barrister Best, See, -
forth, who captured the audience with
ber very natural and cleverly rendered
recitations, and Mies Laura Brydgee, of
Goderioh, s one time reeident of this
town, who bas acquired toot and ability
in the elooutionary art. For the home
talent Miss Lyda Crooks ably sustained
her good name ne a vocalist and sang in
excellent voice ; Mies Ethel Oampbell,'who
now makes iter home in London, iron a
well deserved enoore for her fine solo and
if anything was more at horns in her re-
peat. She bids fare to 511 a well deserved
Mena among the coming soloists ; T. A.
Hawkins gave his solo in a style that de.
monstrated his acquaintance with the
piano ; the aboir, composed of 20 mem-
bers, ware credited witb doing well.
Miseee Lizzie Sample, Belie Smith, Dolly
Backer and Rile Ainley took the solos
and obligatos in the anthems. The ma
oompaniets were Miss L. Wilson and Mr.
Daly, of Santorth, and Mies lean Mo.
Lauoblin, Mrs. Gilpin and Aar. Hawkine,
who left nothing to be desired in the par.
formanoe of their reepeotive parte. Pro.
gram wee as tallowy :--Piano solo, Mise in Druggist the 8b8tlt anniversary of the Hnggen0
Bowles ; anthem,' "Falba most motetohtiroh. This ohnrob was
-
ful " choir ; solo, "It's not what you Pharmacy, Toronto, where he will 'pend . Evangdion 1b60 under charter by Edward
d h t two terms Boa a popular i founds
Brown's al'tor's wedding," Airs Lelia of himself, Mayor y
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Ferguson
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Mies Eva Carter, of Blyth, to visiting
her grandparents in town.
Mies Dunbar, of Guelph, is - renewing
old friendships in. Brussels.
Mies Vera Hogarth, • of Ethel, is visit.
ing at Ronald MoNanghton's.
Leslie Tarnball is holidaying on the
farm of Reeve Turnbull, Grey.
.
Mies Campbell, of Paris, is the guest of
her aonein, Mrs. G. F. Blair.
H. L. Jaokson is taking in Hamilton,
Toronto and Buffalo this week.
Misses Jennie and MaggieMoArber are
enjoying a bonder at Hannan.
Messrs. Feild, Morris and BUNt, of
Listowel, spent Sunday fn town.
Mies Allis Curry is visiting at her
grandfather Parker's, at Atwood.
Oo. Councillor MoLean was a caller on
Tax Pon on Tneeday of this week.
Miss Saean Mohair, of Cranbrook, is
holidaying with Mite Mabel Zimmer.
Mre. Hardy and children, of Teeewater,
were visiting Mre. M. G. Richardson.
Fred. 'Hayoroft has taken'a saltation,
in the National Iron Worke at Wingham.
Miss Nellie MoGlilliouddy, of Toronto,
is visiting her aonein, Mies May Dead.
Marl.
Mrs. T, Fletcher was on the sink list
bat we hope the will Loon be se smart as
ever.
Mise Laura Chaff, of Strathroy,is
visiting her grandparents, J. D. and Mrs,
Ronald.
Mite Muriel Brothers is vieiting at
Belleville. She went with Miss Sate
Wilson.
3115555 Teenfe Smith and Casale
Harris, of Wroxeter, are vieiting friends
In town.
Mies Annie Lowry is home from Lon-
don. She is recovering from an attaok of
appendioitie.
Mies Daisy, daughter of 0. R. Van -
stone, of Southampton, is visiting at
Mre. A. Good's.
Misses Eva Duff and Cora Messer, of.
Bluevale, were visiting Mre, (Dr.) Toole
for a few days.
MEM Laura Brydgee, of Goderioh, was
renewing old friendships in Brunetti dur.
ing the past week.
Mrs. W. W. Harris and children ar.
rived home this week from a visit witb
relatives at Rothsay.
Mise Sate Wilson left for the East last
Monday, visiting en route. Her sohool
reopens on Monday.
Miss Campbell, of Lietowel, and Mr.
Williame, of Toronto, were the guests of
Mrs. Leokie on Tuesday.
James Kelly and family talk of'remov-
ing to Maxinoba and will sell their prop.
arty here with that intent. Mich., and
Mrs. Ludwiok, of Bay City,
Mrs. James, of Mitobell, were vieiting et
Tboe. Nioboll's John street.
Minas Bessie and Minnie Moore urs
vieiting at Toronto and may take a trip
to Buffalo before tbey rebate.
Mist Carrie'Hingeton has gone to Mani.
toba ou a holiday visit with relatives.
We wish her an enjoyable time.
Alby Robinson, the popularrepresenba•
Hos of the Richard's Soap Co.,of Wood.
stook, was in town on Wednesday.
Mrs. 13ayne end J. B. Horne and wife,
of Lietowel, were visitors with H. and
Mre. Ham, Qneen street, Brussels.
Miss Lizzie Moore was at Blyth at.
tending the wedding ot her aonein, Min
S'Iogaarrie, and Mr. Babb, of Teeewater.
Jno. Simmons end family have been at
Wroxeter for the past few weeks. The
former bas been negating bis .brother in
the harvest.
Misses Wheeler and Wilkinson, of Bel.
grave, and Mies Newoomb, of Newark, N.
J., were visitors with Mre. F. Baines and
others in this locality.
Mies Thane Gerry is borne after a
visit of several weeks atB5aforbh, Exeter,
Holnlesville and other plane. Elbe add.
ed 6 panda to her avoirdupois,
Ronorw ATTENTIGI 005BN TO Tan 0ouritl0TroN or FAtzzna' Siam Noyes,
Every taoillty afforded Cuetomere living at a distance, .
1 Payable at any neon leaned Under $10., ,. So. 820 to 150,...12o
Macy DNd91's at the renewing Wee 1— 310 to 020 ....100. 80 to 40, •.,145
J. DT,. GORDON, A5BNT.
Mrs. Linton, of Whitby, ie visiting
Mrs. Ban,
Min Wray, ot Tilsonburg, is visiting
Mende in Brnosele,
Dr. Twaddle was relieving a brother
o was holidaying.
doutiaG in Wingham wh
Wm. Service, of London, is visiting at
F. S. Scott's, He in a brother to . Mre.
Scott,
Rev. W. W. (Muff, of Sbrethroy, and 11.
J. 011e, of Clinton, are visitorewith rela-
tives In town. -
Lorne Danford ie attending the Forel.
tern' High (kart at Hamilton as the dela.
gate from Brussels Court.
Thee. and Mre. March, of Clinton,
were visitors at Thos. Moore's, William
street, for a few days.
Mies Mabel Hayorotb left for London
on Monday where she will attend. the
Fall Millinery Openings.
T. A. Hawkins was, need up for a par• •
tion of last week by a "ariok' in bis back
canoed by a long ride on hie bike,
We are nary10 bear of the illness of
Vera, daughter of Walter Wiibee, but
hope she will soon be oonvalesoeot. .
Milton, son pf Arthur and'Mre. Mo-
Guire, left on Tuesday of teat. week_ for
Manitoba where he will spend a few
months at least, He's a bright youth and
should do well.
George Robb has gone on a trip to
Dakota. Mrs. Robb and daughter Went
a few weeks ago. It appears to be a one
of "Where your treasure as there will
your heart b� oleo.
Mrs. W2 H. Willis and sons, of Seafcrth
are visiting at B. Gerry's. Mrs. Willis
will ecoompany.Mrs. Gerry,ber mother,
to Chicago on a visit to relatives iu the
coarse of a few weeks.
amine of office, end by the magistrate
and oonnoilipre I and the crypt will en.
pommodale orowde of three to five
thousand, The present minister of the
church is a Canadian,. A5 Dr. Carman
1 be
will not be goingto the Ecumenicist, wil
will, of; ocarte, be enable to aooepG. The
other Canadian who hap been honored by
this ancient cburoh 1s Rev. W. I. Shaw,
D. D., of Montreal, Dr. Bbaw will preaob
the sermon on the Reformation anniber-
eery, Which is oelabrated during the
month of September.
Mre. A. Donnies, Elizabeth street, bag
gone to Elora to visit her sister, Mre.
Gibbon. Miss Preston, who has been
visiting the Minn Dangles for the past
six weeks,"a0oompanied Mrs. Douglas.
Thos. and Owen, sons of Thos. Mc-
Gillicuddy, Toronto, and D. MoGilli•
°eddy, of Goderioh, respectively, wheeled
from the Go. town to Brussels Last Sat-
urday and spent a ooaple of days in town.
Monday of this week A. J. Moaenzi°,
traveller for a wholesale Drug firm, wee
in town. He'e an old Braeselite. and 18
working bis way to the front all right
and hie old friende here wish him nonose
in attaining the goal.
Mrs. F. DeWolfe has been eerionely ill
with a heart trouble for aeveral weeks.
Her daughters. Mrs. Clark, of Clande-
boye, and "Mre. Allan, of Kineardioe,
are visiting her. Mrs. DeWolfe is peat.
70 years of age so no longer possesses the
vitality of her more youthful days. We
hope she may rally.
Business Locals.
MONEY to loan on farm eeonrity.
Apply at Ta$ Poso.
SEnvAnr wanted, apply at once to
MRs. G. F. BLAIR, Brussels.
Yeas --Fall assortment Lietowel yarn
just to band. Moe. Klan,
Boum and lot for sale, good sellar,
stable. Corner lot. Apply at Tag Pon.
Oen : beat Beaver Cement to band
Every amok guaranteed. Lowest price.
MoRex & Co., Brussels.
Umtata piano for sale, Beet United
States make, little need and nearly new.
Also good cooking stove with large copper
reservoir. J. D. RONALD.
Taa BUmmnn:—Farmers having tub
butter to sell pall at my Prodaoe Em-
porium and I will pay you the highest
each price for good tube.
Roar. THosssooe,
NORTON TERRAOH.-Barrister Blair bas
been appointed agent for the above
property and will be in a position to ar..
range with parties desirions of renting,
GARDEN PLANTS. -'-'Mies Helly ban any
quantity of garden plants for sale inolud.
ins :—Tomato, cabbage cauliflower and
celery. Also a large and fine collection
of flowering planta. Floral designs made
to order and at reasonable prioee.
. Bowgsenn GREENROOM.
AUG, 16: 1.901,
FUes
II Inches Long.
If you doubt it you can
see thein ill, our window.
They are dead of course be,
cause even flies that size can-
not live where our
3°I1yr Poison $S.
SEE THEM
AT
Fox's Drug Store
CHURCH MIMES.
The regular monthly service will be
held in tbe R. O. rhumb next, Sunday.
The young people of Trinity{ church,
Galt, raised $1,000 to pay off the oburob
debt.
The Bible is to be translated into ten
languages of the Philippine Islands der.
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
CLOUD HOUSE AND LOT ON
lJr Tmmberry street, Brussels, for sale at
a bargain. iBALLANTYNS, Brussels. •
QHE73P STRAYED FROM LOT'
h J 35, Com} 7, Morris. on or about July Met.
There were 11 Leicester sheep land 18 lambs
to the number. Any information leading to
their rooevory will be thankfully received.
4-. R. B'E W L17Y, Brussels 0.0,
Muisg.—In Blytb, on August 1st, to Dr.
and Mrs. Milne, a daughter.
PomD.—In Wroxeter, on August 6th, to
Mr. and Mre. Don. 0, Pope, a dung's.
,tsr.
Ross.—In Brgeaele, on August 10, to Mr.
and Mrs, D. C. Ross, a daughter. •
-PAPER HANGING, DECOR -
Au and House Painting done in
Have had i thi three
ye and
experience in Cityy
work. Terms reasonable. Give me a ea1l.
25 W. J. TOHN300P0, Walton.
�Ot1.R FOR SDRVTUE.—THE
..LJ nndsrelgn ed will keep fox eervioe on
Lot 24, Oop, 9, Grey, the Tamworth Boar
"Ring George„' No. -2868- 'Pedigree may be
Seca on application. Perms 70e to be paid
at time of service with privilege of return-
ing if neoeesary. 11OBT. MODONALD,
0.40. Proprietor,
L. OAR FOR SERVICE,—THE
undersigned will keen for'"'60rvlee, on
Lot 80, eth lino, Morris. a thorn' bred yowls
Yorkshire boar, payd'aas5d from She well
known breeders, Messrs. Brethour & `Sams-
ders.of Burford, and is from prize wiuniop' • .;..,
Stook. Pedigree may be 00011 on applloa-
Hon. Terms 31.00 to be paid at time of
serviee with. privilege of returning if nee-
eseery. JAS. SPAM,
3.40 Proprietor.
76.6RRIS,n.
Bens--MOQu0BRIE.—At the residence of
the bride's parente, Blyth, on Aug.
14, by Rev. A. MoLean, Mr. A.
Babb, of Teamster, to Miss Annie,
daughter. of Mr. and Mre. H. Mo.
Quarrie, of Blytb.
B12'b•sSf3m+S MA.RTCzron.
Fall Wheat 61. 63
Barley 88
Pease
Oats
Butter, tabs and rolls ..
anga Eggs per dozen
ing the next ten years. Flour per cwt.
The tFallw liDistrict 10 1 of-Wingbam Potatoes (per
Diatriot will •be held in the Methodist (p bus)
oharah, Wingham, on Tuesday, Sept. Apples (per bbl.)
10th. Sheep skins,saoh
Cincinnati is a stronghold of Presby- Lamb skins each
terianism. 64 churches are inoladed in
the Presbytery, 28 of these being- within
the limits of the city.
Rev. M. N. Bethune, who reoently re
signed the oharge of the Presbyterian
rhumb, et Aylmer, will enter evangelis-
tic work, after taking a course at the
Moody Sibilant Institute at Chio5go.
Rev. G. J. Abey preached two good
sermons in64. John's obnroh last Sunday.
,The morning text was "All things work
together for good to them that love God.”
Rbm. 8 28, and at bbe evening eervioe the
subject Was "The Wedding garment."
Leet Oabbabh Rev. Mr. Tbynne took
"Felix, the almost persuaded," as hie
morning subjeob and very praotioally
demonstrated the truth. Zech. 14: 6 and
7 was the text in the evening. Next Sab-
bath evening a dieaonrea will be preached
to "The oereleseand indifferent."
Tneeday, 'Wednesday and Thursday,
Ootober, 1st, 2nd, and 3rd, is the time
eeleoted for the Ontario Christian En-
deavor Union's annual convention in 1301.
The oonvention will be held ab Brookville
and special reduced rates will be offered
by the railroad end steamship companies.
Rev, D. Rogers, of Fordwiob, oaaupied
the pulpit of the Methodist oburohin this
plane last Sabbath and preaobed two
excellent' disooaredo. They were clear,
well pointed and inspiring and were en•
joyed by the large oongregatione. The
sacrament of the Lord's Supper was
dispensed at the ooablusionof the follow.
ship meeting following the morning ear-
,
At the Alfioiel Board meeting'.of Bros.
sets Methodist ohuroh, last Monday even-
ing, the pastor's salary was fixed at $760
tot the yesr. W. H. Kerr was elected
fay representative to the Dietri01 meeting.
It was agreed to extend Rev Mrs Holmes'
vaoation to the end of August tbab be may
exceed his stay in Muskoka as his health
is' improving in that invigorating olimate,
Bev. Mr, Rogers, Chairman of the Dia.
triot, presided, in the absenoo of the
pastor.
Coigne honor sae been bestowed upon
two of the Canadian Methodist ministers
in oonneation ,with the meeting of the.
Eonmenioai conference in London, lIng.,
in September, On the presumption, that
be was to attend the eonferanoo, Rev, Dr.
Carman bee been invited to preach in
the crypt of Canterbury Cathedral on
Ed. Garrow, of Webbwood, Algoma,
was visiting for e few days with his
brother is.law, Jno, rankle. He is the
Crown Land Timber agent in that seta
Mon.
9:. Sample was at Blyth on Wednesday
attendi ng•the Babb—MoQaarrie wedding,
and taking note of bow the ceremony
goes BO as to be ready when his date ar-
rives.
D. A, Lowry was taken eerionely i11
on Tuesday with inflammation of the
boweis but f' considerably batter now.
1115 a busy season to be off work but
COB Of this ohmmeter bavo to be aooepted.
We hope he will non be ae woll as ever.
Fred. Wilson, who has been assistant
Fox's store for several years,
will leave next month for the College of
87
60 61
80 31
14 15
9 10
4 00 6 00
1 20 1 20
2 00 2 00
26 25
25 30
70
6 00
66
700
18
100 I.ORFj FARM FOR SAL]+;.
Tba undersigned offers lie 100
sore farm,betggLot 80, Oen. 10, Grey, for
sale, 50 soros cleared, balance bush, Oom-
fortable house, barn Bex59 last and stable
10x40, orchard, &a. Possession giyeu ou
March 1st next with option of doing Fall
plo wing. For Luther particulars as to pries,
terms and conditions apply to
GBG, SWABBING.
441. Oranbrook P. 0,,
Salt per bbl., rebafh.... 11 00 00'.
Hay per ton 6
Hides trimmed ........ 6
Hides rough
Hogs, Live 7 00
12
Wool
trete, ifs L Willis
are ,to day' an en• the vex
oors,'FV.H.. Willis.; remtation, "Stormy young man and will give a good asaoant � VL Tot, Oantorburl inhielabethe
l And
Tenders for Drains.
Tenders for Elie 14th Con. Drain and
Clark's Drain will be received by the under-
signed up to 10 o'olook, Sept, 10, 1901, at the
Bali, Oraubrooll, Plans, specidoations, &o.,
may be seen at, myo0ioe. A depositw111be-
required with each tender, also enffiozent
eeonrity for 0501pletion of the work.
WM. SPEN031, Olerk,
Ethel P. 0.
Contract for Stone Foundation'
The contract will no letby Publio Auction
on lilo.sdaY. August 19th, 1001, tit 7 p. m.,
TAM 5tnreh,for building a -atone founds -
Lion under Whitfield's Church, { Lot 31, Con.
12, Grey, 00x40 feet, and for excavating earth,
hauling: sand stone and lime fpr isaid work.
Jobs will be lot separately or otherwise.
...
H. RICHMOND,
D...: CHAN, 1.Oommtttae.
Huron Model Schools.
M'A.31100.
Industrial, Toronto, Aug. 26 -Sept, 7.
Western Fair, London, Sept_ 5-14.
Singeton, Kingston, Sept. 9 18.
Maley, Sept. 16-17.
Northern, Walkerton, Sept. 18-19.
Guelph Central, Guelph, Sept. 17-19.
West Middlesex, Strathroy, Sep. 17-19.
Ripley, Sept. 24-25.
Teeewater, Sept. 24-26.
Palmerston, Sept. 24-25.
Wellesley, Bept.24-25.
South Huron, Beaforth, Sept. 24-25.
Centre Brnoe, Paisley, Sept. 24-26.
Lima at Atwood, Sept. 24-25.
Tarnbnry, Wingbam, Sept. 26-27.
Mornington, Milverton, Sept. 26-27.
Fullerton, Mitchel , Sept. 26-27.
North Brant, Paris, Sept. 26-27.
East Wawanosb, Belgrave, Oot. 1-2.
South Perth, St. Marys, Oot. 1-2.
Great Nortbweeb'n, Goderioh, Oot. 1-2.
N. B. of 0xfprd, Woodstock, Oot, 1-2.
Lietowel, Oot. 1-2.
North Grey, Owen Sound, Oot, 2-4.
East Huron, Brussels, Oat. 8-4.
North Perth, Stratford, Oot 8-9,
Dungannon, Oot, 8-9.
Blyth & Norrie, Blyth, Oct. 8-9.
Penineular, Chatham ,.Oot ;8-10.
Hayrick, Gerrie; Oat. 12.
Norfolk, Bimooe,•0ob. 15-17..
The Model Schools at Clinton Band' Gode-
rlohwill open on Tuesday, Sept. 8rd, at 9
o'eloek
The Board of Examiners will meet at
Goderiah on Saturday, August 04th. Those
wishing to attend the Model Schools are r0•
quested to notify the Public School Inspec-
tors before the ,late of meeting. :Applicants
should state which school they prefer at-
tending. GEO. BAIRD,Secretary,
Every youngperson should take a course
in. Lietowel Business (lollop) . which re-
opens, under a new management, 011 Mon-
day, Sept.2,1901.
18'0iroularfres on application.
0. A. FLRhilleG, A. L. AiolN7'YItE,
President, Sooretary.
Apples pp
The undersigned is prepared
toailany uantity of Fall
p
and Winter Apples, for Which he
will pay the highest market price,
Before you sell be sure and see
him. It will pay you.
W114, JEWITT,
BRUSSELS.
erre
WESTERN FAIR, LONDON,
Sept. 5th to 14th, 1901.
Entries Close Sept. 4th,
Ahome exposition genuine merit—New exhibits and leading attractions--
on of g
Lookbart's performing Elephants—Tile Three Grimes and "'I'Oln Tomo the baby
elephantand man other specialties of a high order—Grand fireworks display,
y
including representation of "Fall of Ohina" and "Taking of Pekin," �Speoial trains
over all lines eaob evening after. fireworks. For prize lists, programa, eta., apply to
('e'.0 ,. 'N. 1l. GA'tITSIIORED, J. A. NELI,MtS.'
• dU!'dp0ltilTAllY,
x1tIDaTDANl', ,