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The Brussels Post, 1901-10-10, Page 8• False Economy all Cheap Spectacles. Sight is too precious to trifle with'. When buying spectacles buy a good pair. We use perfect lenses, They cost a little more than the commoner kinds, but the difference in comfort is worth many flaws the difference in price. Eyes examined free, PURE -, SPIOES FRESH SPICES GINGER, CLOVES, CINNAMON, .ALLSPICE, TURMERIC, DIA0E, MUSTARD, RED PEPPERS, BLACK PEPPERS, 3111%]5D SPICE. Whole or Ground, at Best Prices, L. R. Harve DRUGGIST, BOOKSELLER, OPTICIAN, '• SUCCESSOR TO G. A. DEACMAN, GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY. 80,62BEENBzvoislor, W. 5. & 5. Trains term Brueeele Station, North and South, as 1 °Bowe Elonirl Sonya( GorNO bloyent. Express 7.18 era Hall 21.0 p.m Unclad Cale a.zu Express 311 Pan Pad Nemo Pms. ohiel's amang ye takin' notes, An' faith he'll prent it. Aft.U$SAG1.40 kOST 90T, •10, 1001 l4aaBsturrlay stternOgo the Publie lAhrarY Board Met to attend te Nine negeseary ilnanolug. Gar YotieOlen little balis printed 0.4 Tx& RM. A notice in our Widely read 0011114:Me i. Werth Many a dollar to a 004, Minim Winixtgn Cmon, Financier Mo. Craoken and Reorder W, IL Kerr embed op Dirs, Jim. R. Smith Dalt Saturday and presented the ebene for 62,060 tram the A, 0. U, W. Grand Lodge, the amount Of lam beneficiary of her late hnsband, Ting Board of Health met Monday evening and dealt with the lineation of a reported Pollnow° on the property of D. Hohnes, Gierlerieb. in eonneotion with a well and a water eleeet, If the oweter does not Attend to the demand of the Board they will prooeed to abate the grievance at the dooter's expense. oonaert given by the Canadian Jubilee Bingen, was, YrlOglilll exception, the finest ever given in Findlay, and it was greatly appreciated by a • large enoe. ri'he Imperial Orchestra, compos• ed of ten pleoee, rendered some ()home eeleotions, etch -Republican, Findlay, 0, Brussels Town Hall next Tuesdayevening, Mentor, OrammioNe.-Tueeday of this week onitioal medical operations were performed in Brawls, the patients being Mies Lyle, Bartlifeand Mee Annie LoW- ry. In both oases the modioal men as. oornplished, to their satisfaction, what they set out to do, and both young ladies are doing as well as oould be expeoted under the oircumstances, and, with their many friends, we hope speedy oonealee- canoe will follow. McKim= Minns GETS Tapos A few months ago a man named MoRen- zie Mills, of Dundee'was arrested and brought to Brussels for preliminary trial obarged with forging a note on Dr. Toole, of Brussele. The Magietrates sent MilIs up for trial, but for waut of corroborative evidence he got off. Prior to tide he was mixed np in a similar affair at Guelph and hie oath was sent over to the next As• sizes. Tuesday of this weals he had his trial and the oase is reported from Guelph as follow ;-"The fleet oath tried was the King against Me/lanes Mills for forgery. The prisoner was charged with altering a docament Ensiled by one Wood. Irian, of Drayton, so that the mime be- came a promissory note, and then die - counting this note with the Manager of the Traders' Bank in Drayton. The jury returned a verdiot of guilty, and the prisoner was eentenoed to three years in the Penitentiary. Frank Denton, K. 0., was Crown counsel, and T. A. Wardell, M. P. P., defended the prisoner." The sentence is a stiff one but Mills is a man well advanced in life who, should -have bad better sense and no doubt his record for crooked and anbusiness-like traaao tions was the last straw in breaking the oamsl'e back. Mrs. Mills will be equips thised with as she is an invalid. Mills' experience should be a warning to some other fellows of the same type -who are out for the Mb. Farm Fair Directors meet on Saturday at 2 o'olook. 21.001n advent's, gets Tim Poor to the olose of 1902. Now is your chance. Poem° school was closed on Friday afternoon to permit the teaohere and pupils to attend the Fall Fair. Hoes have taken a little drop 10 prise. Nobody should kick as the market has held up wonderfully well at top notch prices and may bob up agaio. A PUBLIC meeting will shortly be held in the Town Hall bore to be addressed by Cabinet members of the Ontario Government. Date will be announced later. Joan= Concert Tuesday evening of next week. Plan of reserved seats at Fox's Drug store. No person should miss hearing these colored people as they present a choice program in both vocal and instrumental made. LAST Friday was a very busy day in town and was, contrary to the general rule of Fair days, a good day for beelines. The hotel accommodation was well tax- ed about meal time and the stables and sheds were full to overflowing with hor- ses. THE audience was highly delighted with the plantation songs, the hymns, the humorous glee, the pathetic ballads, and the fine solo work of the oolored Canadian Jubilee Singers. They are deserving of orowded housee wherever they go. -Times, Geneva, 0. Brussels Town Hall, Tuesday evening. .a. IdixonEm correspondent saps ot a former Brnaselite :-Next to the Millinery Openings the annual photograph open. ing in tdr. Burgess' studio takes its pima and the ladies of the town are lavish in their praise of the efforts of this popular artist to entertain them by an evening Bort as on last Saturday in bis well ap. pointed show room. THE Poen has made an arrangement with the Toronto Globe to club our paper with theirs ab $1,60 per year. This in. eludes the balance of the year free to new subscribers. The Globe bas prepared a moat excellent picture of the Duke and Dnohess of Cornwall, and also a painting of "The Farm Pete," both of which are given ae premiums. This ie an unpre- cedented offer and now is the time to subscribe. Gem -Monday of last week Mary Mur• dooh, of Laoknow, paned away to the Great Beyond, aged 33 yeara. Paralysis of the nerves was the cause of death but the was only ill for about a week. The funeral took plaoe on Wednesday after- noon, interment befog made in the new cemetery. Deceased was a oonsin to Mrs. R. Mainprize, of Brussels. Min Ada Mainprize attended the funeral. A 5 Maas Roe. -Last Saturday Rioh. Roche, of Brussels, was one ot 10 entries in a 5 mile horse race at Montreal. Harry Wilkes, owned by Kidd Bros., of Listowel, was the horse entered by Mr. Roohe and he wop let place in the fast ' time of 12 minutes and 44 thoonde, no mile being slower than 2.40. The record for the 5 miles was as follows ;- 1st mile 2 40 2od 2.84 2.36k 2 22 2 21 Comma Tuesday evening, • Fax, stove moving is in fashion. READ the advertisements in Tun Peer. THE Pon for balanoe of 1901 for 15 ciente. Solemn Boiler. Friday evening of this week. Houaon Divialon Court on Wednesday, 28rd. inst. Howiox Fall Fair Saturday of this week at Gerrie. IT is hinted there will be a change of business in town ahortly. W. H. laloOrtmalm was an exhibitor at Blyth and Dungannon Fairs. Jxo. DoNALDBON took 1st and 2nd prizes at Belgrave Fall Fair on hie harness die. play. Paige DZILIA8011 end Queen's Barron, horses of Goebel's & Koenig', Mitohell, both took first money at Warsaw, N. Y. Qum a number from Brussele and vicinity went to Blyth on Wednesday to attend the Fall Fair. Rain somewhat marred the pleasure and reduced the orowd. LAST Tuesday Hector MoQuarrie, of Grey, lost two $5 bilis in town bat fortu- nately tbe finder was a young lady who honestly rstarned the cash. She was re• warded by she well pleased loser. Ours volanteers, under Capt. MoTag- gart, left Brussels on Tuesday morning's early train for Toronto to take part with the 33rd Regiment in the military review before the Doke of 'York. There were 28 in 0o. 5. RICHMOND, Ind. -"The Canadian Jnbi- lee Singers were with sie Monday even- ing, 28th. They are all right every way, and will give a rare treat. Everybody seemed delighted. They will fulfill your highest expeotatione." Brussele Town Hall, Tuesday evening. A 'NOVELTY or ouriosity has been on exhibition at THE Poen this week in the shape of a oob of oorn grown on the farm ,.f Councillor Alex. Gardiner, near Lead- bury,111oKillop. The original oob ie en- circled with a half dozen other cobs on all of which is the ripened grain. It is the most wonderful corn oob we ever saw. THE Toronto Globe saye 1 -The Young Street Metbodiet Church wee filled to overflowing to hear the Canadian Jubilee Singers. A very bright and attraotive program was presented. The audience was greatly delighted with many of the plantation wogs, some of which had never been heard in Toronto before." Brussels Town Hall next Tueeday even. ing. Banana Hosiscs.-In the 2.30 race at Blytn Fall Fair on Wednesday John Beattie's bores, "Puzzler," took three straight beat a ; best time 2.23. There were 5 or 6 entries. Alf. Beaker's brown was Ord in its race with 5 horeee, but be bas protested the winning of the 1st and 2nd as he says they were not eligible it a green race. There was very little rein at Blyth and as a oonsequence there was a big orowd. A concert was given in the evening by the Glover Opera Co. G. T. It -Freight traffic is heavy jot now and passengers are neither few nor far between. -Single fare to London to see the Duke. Good going Friday atter. noon and returning on Monday. -The following wee the outgoing freight during the past week Graham, oar of peas, oar Of oats and oar of wheat ; A. Beaker, oar of hay ; Wm. Jewitt, car of hogs and oar of apples for export 1 Olegg & Dames, oat' of landbe and oar of cattle ; Wm. Neal, 13 oases egge ; Mr. Laidlaw, oar lambs for Montana ratiob ; Geo. Best, oar hogs 1 R. Thomson, 60 tuba butter '• W., F. Stewart & Son, oar flour to Montreal. DEBATIL-Melyille oburoh young people held a sooial evening in the school room of the church on Tuesday evening, A musical program of a high order feria rendered by Mise Maggie Stewart, Miss Degge, Miss Eh& Jackson, Miss Lizzie ssraos end L. R. Harvey. Fruit was served and then followed a debate an the Babied "Resolved that a more liberal ednoation can be obtained by reading, than by travel." The affirmative was supported by Mimi Mary Ross, W. J. Good and G. F. Blair and the negative by misa Jean Rhein& D. Moore and J. H. • Cameron. Mr. Blair had bbs reply. Many interesting fade were elicited and aeguments presented and all did well. Rea. J. Roes, B. A., and Dr. Toole were the judgee and were &aided in their orearnery s.t Vanneolt, London toWnehlr, MA with a, Mere loail A few days ago. We visiting at his holne in St, Mays the °torero= at his oreinnerY Wee hr014* en inteand over 80Q pomade hutter elPlen. consON Ai. PA RAUB A PilS. IN. G0000 Was ip Toronto on Tburs., daY. Rev. Sao. Mae, B. A.., was at Blom on TuesdaY. P. Anoent and wife are away to Deltaic) thia week. Pdieeee Luella and Gerrie Ross ars visiting M Toronto, Mies Minnie Morrierm, of HaMilton, is visiting Mrs. Barrio. Dr. McKelvey, Of Mount For*, Was irt • 13ruefiels for the rsir, Miss Ruby Corry, of Atwood, ie vieit- ing Mies Lizzie Sample. P. Hogg was at Buffalo and visited in Waterloo Co. on his return. Mrs. Ed. Lowry and eon were visiting relatives rtt Wingbam this week. Mrs, Treleaven and Miss Hustle lef town for Dungannon on Monday. Mo. (Dr.) McKelvey was visiting in Wingloam for a few days last week. D. and Mrs. Ferguson, of Teeswater, were visitors in Brownie and Grey last week. Mrs. H. E, Madden* and son, of New- market, are visiting at Walter jaolmon's in town. Wm, Kneobtel, of Wingham, was dials.' ing hands with old 'Hendee on Friday and Saturday, • Mrs. Jas. McGuire and Edgar, of Wingham, were visiting at Geo. Rogers' on Friday last. The Misses Vanden° of Wingham, were renewing old friendehips in Brae, elate for a few days, Miss Bowers, of Clinton, who was visit- ing Miss Mildred Scott, returned to her home on Wednesday, ' Bert. Gerry is now filling a 'position in. a Hardware store in Port William. He is well np in the basineee. Dr, Knealitel, of Winnipeg, formerly of Brussele, was a caller on old friends in town and looality last week. Mrs. W. 1. Ross and daughter, Zehna, who have been holidaying here, returned to their home at Fergus on Monday. an°. Stewart and wife, of Nottawasaes, were visitors at T. Plated:wee for a week. Mrs. Stewart is Mr. Fletoher's Meter. A welcome visitor to town is Miss Elva, daughter of S. W. Laird, of Ingersoll. She, teas a former resident of Brussele. T. A. _Hawkins is spending a few days in Toronto this w-ek. Seeing the Duke, gathering musical hints, dia,, are on hie program. Albert Moss, for the past year an em- ployee in H. .51. bard & do's store, Vt/ing- ham, bas left for Hamilton where be bas neared a situation. Robb. Graham was a judge on grain at Blyth Fall Fair. Hee an old hand at the buainess. Mies Pipe was a judge on ladies' work and C. Howlett on roots. Alex. Straoban, W. M. Sinclair, Jas. Jones, Rev. G. J. Abey and Dr. Feild were among the company who went' to Toronto on Thursday to see the Duke. Mira E. E. Herr, who bas been laid aside for the past eight months with et disabled knee, was able to get to church last Sabbath the &et time in five months. Miss Maggie Soott is here on a Visit with her sister,Mrs. P. Watson. Mise Soott's health has not been very good of late, but we hope she will soon be quite restored. A Orediton oorreepondent writers ;- Thos. Ritchie, who bas been engaged as blaoksnlith for W. H. Wenzel, left for his home in Brtieselli last Saturday. We are sorry to lose Tom as he was well liked. • Angus Kerr, who bas been in °barge of Dr. MoNaughton's horses for eeveral years, left on Monday for Stratford where be has a situation in the Pork Puking House. We wish him emcees. Thomp- son Snider enotheas him. Among absentee Breamelites who came home fbr the Fall Fair we notioed Misses May Skene and Georgia Boss, of Lis- towel ; Missee Floreoce Buchanan and Laura Nicholls, from Seaforth ; Will. Ainley, of Listower; J. M. Moore, Toron- to ; and Leslie Kerr, of Stratford. W. B. and Mrs. Stratton, who have been holidaying here for the past few weeks, left on Wednesday for their home in Bohrieber, calling off in Toronto for a few days. Miss Eva Daggs, their neiae, accompanied them and will make her home in Sohrieber for a time, intending to teaoh music at which art sbe is quite an expert. Mr. Stratton a 0. P. R. engineer and a fine fellow. Premier Haultain and Hon. A. L. Bit. ton, of the Northwest Territories Cabinet, have gone to Ottawa to oontinue negotia- tions with the Dominion Government for the establiehment of the Territories on a Provinoial basis. At Goderioh on Saturday the Seaforth Collegiate Institute football team defeat- ed the Goderioh Collegiate Institute team ONE BETTER Eyries Tims.-It theme to matter not what other newspapers may offer as premiums, the Family Herald and Weekly Star, of Montreal, can al. ways go them one better, and thio year they have again olearly outolaseed all competitors. Subsoribers to that great family paper will this season receive the biggest value ever offered. In *deli - tion to a very ;nub improved paper, each subscriber will reoeive no less than three valuable and seasonable premium pia - tures. The pictures are large portraits ot our new Ring, Edward VII., and the beautiful Queen Alexandra, each 18 x 24 inobes, on beautiful paper, making a lovely pair of pictures ready for framing, and which should be found in every Canadian home. The third picture is a grand surprise. We have all heard of the renewed Gainsborough picture,the Dnoh. ese of Devonslaire, the picture stolen and reoovered after 25 years and recently purobened by J. Pierpont Morgan for $75,000 cash. The publishers of the Family Herald are giving each subscriber thie season a beautiful copy of this his- torioal piature (22 x 28 inohes) in ten rich colors, earns as the original, along with the matures of the Zing and Qtmen. All three pictures and a year's eubsorip• tion to the best Family paper on the con• tinent for one dollar is certainly a big dollar's worth. The plates of the King and Queen will be a surprise. No sue& plates were ever given with a newspaper. THn CANADIAN BOY MAGAZINE1.-The Canadian Boy Magazine for September is on our table, olothed in an attractive new cover design, in two colors, by D. B. Milne, a young Canadian of Paisley, Ont. This bright and interesting handful of boys' literature is improving with every issue and should be thoroughly welooroed by every home in our broad Dominion that has a boy old enough to read. Its morale are sound, the text bright and en- tertaining, the illustrations (of which there are many) are well drawn and printed and add greatly to the value of the magazine. The leading °entente of this bane are an Indian Story of the Western plains by W. B. Findley, illus- trated by W. A. Cowan, a thrilling story that will make every boys' blood run hot, 3rd " 4th " 5th Total 12 44 That's pretty good hustling for a 5 mile trip and only good horses can stand a me of that sort and that with level head- ed management so as not to fag them too soon. Bessie K., owned by Messrs. Kidd also won in her race. Fem. Feta CONoEnT.-Laat Friday even- ing the Town Hall was filled to the doors with an appreciative audience who enjoy. ed the very excellent program rendered. The onteide talent was the well known C. LeRoy ICenney, oomio vocalist, im- personator and elooutionist of Toronto, and Miss Marietta LaDell, a talented elocutionist from the same city. A great many lady elocutionists have visited Brnesels in the past but it is doubtful it any of them excelled Miss LaDell. Both ehe and Ur. Kenney will be heartily wel. oomed book again as he also filled hie part of the entertainment splendidly, His hamar is olean, pointed and given without any show off about Eh In her obild's geleotions Miss LaDell was at her beet. Miss Eva Degge, of Obatleam, in her piano selection and two solos was deservedly a000rded a hearty reoeption. The program was as follows :-Piano solo, Miss Degge ; reoitation, "Gas and I," Miss Le,Dell encore, "The Wind and the Moon" ; comics song, "The Ladies," Mr. Kenney, enoore, "Aohoo" ; reading, "Jamie," Mise Le, Dell, enoore, "The dead Kitten" ; oomio seleotiou, "0 I be Careful," Mr. Kenney, encore, "atrial of Gen. Wanohop" ; solo, "My Jersey Lily," Miss Drop 1 recitation, Miss La Dell, "Deleartie," encore, "Minuet" ; sketch, "1 waist to go to Morrow," Mr, Kenney ; readiest, Mlss LaDell, "Aunt Peggy and high art" ; solo, "Little black me," Mies Degge, encore eomio song, "1 want to be a eoldier," Mr. Kenney, encore, "Greeting to the Xing" ; Nation- • opinions BO Tan POEM editor was called in al Anthem. Mtall Jean e at n and he progoonced it a tie with 0, leaning officiated atioottpaniet with sbnuy. towards the negative. A vete of thanke The pewee& were over Sae, leaving Was passed to all who.„seeieted in the balance of over 236 when all expenses 5050105)0 ofatertairimenti were paid. STiliXD420) B4X.E 04XviD,A, ogliWP,A.=,,XMEEXEXte ae72, HEAD OFFICE, TORON,T,0 CAPITAL PAID dr •(One Million Dollars) 141,000,000 6700,000 liVonef es M ell ptin al point'S in (Mkt*, Quo*, Manfloba, United tStatetts0 But/land. NVSAwas Atetweein. A. General Banking Business Traneaotdd, Farmers' Noted Ditmounted, Drafts loaned and Oolleotiona made on all volute• .' SAVINGS 'SANK DEPARTMENT. interest allowed on doposita of 21,00 and upwards and compounded half yearly. SMUT, ATTENTION expo To mmt Cormitmort or PABMEllei SAM None. Every fatality afforded Outitomers living at a dietanoe, u..7• payable at any bank issued Under 010,.. 80. $20 to 330 "-Aft 1241119 WW1'S at the following rates t-, 810 to 220 ,.1tio, 50 to 40.-140 •3. N, GORDON, Arnim troca..4109110001101Milla, matched. Seaforth won by euperior teem play against theie heavier opponents. Harry Brown, of Berlin, wee referee, CtarstadUara Hon. R. R. Dobell confined to his hones by illness. The jury in the Eliftola murder ottee at London disagreed. Fred. T. Judah, H. 0., a wealthy Montreal lawyer, is dead. N. Clarke Wallace, M, P. for West York, died Tuesday night. A bloats of frame buildinge -at Killer. ney, Man. was destroyed by lire. W. E. Massey, of Toronto, on a re- cent visit to Ottawa; contraoted typhoid fever in a mild form. Wm. Birkett,Si. T. R. conductor, was Amok by an engine in the London, Ont.,. yards and killed. - Two Syrians were drowned by their skiff upsetting in the St. Lawrence be. tween Ogdensburg and Preecott. Moses A. Abbey, of Preston, formerly license inspector of South Waterloo, was found drowned in the canal at Batted& William McIntyre, formerly of Oran - brook, brakeman on the Canadian Paci- fic), was killed in the yards at Brandon. The temyearoold son of Constable John Miller, of Hamilton, received a blow while playing football that may prove fatal. A. MoCrimmon, barrister, of St. Thomas, was nominated for the Legisla- tive Assembly by the Liberals ot West At Clark's Harbor, Yarmouth County, N. El, a Jew doing business there woe murdered by wise - shot through the head. The Canadian Northern Railway an- nounces that it will accept freight at Winnipeg for Rainy River points after Ootobir 10. The Interoolonial Railway_ station at Eel River, N. B., was destroyed by fire. A. lot of freight and a highway bridge close by were also burned. Einar, Om, 18,-Faren stook, imple. month, 40„ let 28, con. 7, Morrie. Bale, unreserved at 1 o'elook. W. H. Maunders, prop. IP, B. Beat, enc. TiNteDAY, OcIT. 22, -Farm stook, jrnple- manta, &o„ Lots 27 and 28, Con. Grey. F3ale, unreserved, at 1 p. m. C,Raynard, Prop. ; S. Scott, Aim nitillSnAT 0001a24. -Farm stook, ina- plemente, 17'; Lot 24, Con. 5,Morria. Sale unreserved, as proprietor is giving up ferreting, at 1 o'olook. Frank Keys, Prop. ; F. S. Scott, Ano. F1u04r, 00T. 25. -Lot 30, Con. 6, Grey, farm stools. Sale at 1 o'olook. D. Mo. Donald, Prop. ; F. 5. Scott, Au°. csaz -cps.S.:•-•_,S ary..s.1,,E,Hr.:3VI's , Fall Wheat 82 64 Barley 88 43 Peas .. . .. ... 62 64 Oats . ... 32 33 Butter, tubs and rolls . • 18 14 Eggs per dozen ... ..... 11 12 Flour per ow.t. ........ 4 00 5 00 Potatoes (per bee.) 40 40 Apples (per hue.) 40 60 Sheep ekius, each 25 25 Lamb elsins eaob 25 80 Salt per bbl., retail1 00 70 Hay per ton ..., 6 00 6 50 Hides trimmed si Hides rough 5 Hogs, Live 6 75 6 85 Wool 12 13 and a shoat story by Hope es e a by a some of:1 to 0. This brings batik to very lively for a frolic at the dead Seaforth th H ugh Cup whish Goderioh e o of night. A. number of other spleodid oontributions appear, also hints to boys won last Fall. The teams were evenly on pets, the oamera, football, puzzles, Boy's Brigade news and doings, humor. ous eketchee, eto. Next month new de- partments will be added on questions and imswere, and aids to boys in engineering, and along all praotioal lines that boys love so well. Boys everywhere are in- vited to write the publishers alsoulp. any- thing that they wish to know. The magazine is ou sale at ell newsdealers throughout Canada, or of the publishere, The Turnbull.Wright 0o.,,Guelph, Ont. Agents wanted everywhere. • Business Locals. Moxxx to loan oti farm imourity. Apply at Tux Poem. Boa and aborts for sale ab National Roller Mill. ANT one wishing to enjoy life can do eo by having saw filer T. McGregor to file and fix their saws. Yours for ftiet and easy °sitting. W. McGregor, Brue. tide Barr & Tool Company, Brunel% Ontario. Sam -A. oar load of nbas, olean, dom. mon, fine, table salt at the Brunch] Salt Works. We have also a good supply of nice table and better salt on band, besides some tough salt for cattle. Any farmer or 'storekeeper wanting any kind of salt oan be well supplied by calliog at the Brueselel Balt Works. Gonoeti MoteIne, Foreman. W. K. MoLeol, formerly proprietor of the St. Marys Argue, but who now runs amps ONE CENT A WORD COLUMN. A lemma' of 2 and 8.year•old steers for sale. Apply to OEMS. MOORE,Hrussets, Bratox BOA lileb in the "Palace" on lair Day. Pinder will please leave at Tun Poem Publishing House. THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN. 0-0D YEAR OLD •STEERS Wanted, suitable fot Tomah purposes. Apply to 11100, BEST, Brussels. PottrieL. .AMBS FOR BALD. - ONEl Shearliug and nine Burn -.Leicester Lambs for sale. Soma eligible for registre, Hon. D MILNE, Ethel. OOD HOUSE AND LOT ON Turnborry Street, Brussels,for sale at a bargain.RApply to U. OB. BALLANTINE, Brussels, Ron SALE. -A YOUNG "COS- Tobran" Oolt, May be seen at Brno- selsVall Show. Apply to L, HOLLINGHlt, Lot 9, Oen. 10, Grey. 11 InteR,X1. CLUDIPP.-In Grey, on Oat. 9, to Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Cardiff, a son. CHAPICAN.-In Beat Wawanrieb, On Sept. 26, to Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Chapman, twins, son and daughter. PAYEN.-In East Wawanosh, on October 1, to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Paten, a daughter. STornens.-In Blyib, on September 29, to Conn. and Mrs. Stothers, a daugh. ter, • A 'very nice line or PaOeteries in all latest Colors just added to our always' complete line of Sta• - tionery, at FOX'S DRUG STORE. COMFORTABLE, WELL HAW and convenient MOMS to let In the Leckie bloats over 0, A. Deadm an's and Mrs. Rogers' stores. Apply to P. S. SCOTT. $15.00, to $18.00 a Week salary for an intelligent man or eminent in each town. Permanent position., '80 omits Peorxh7o8, ph .. urtioi nod esippahrietime. Manufacturer, it 10 DATERHANGING, D20011.-. ..,0000 4.0 House Painting done in Workmanlike manner and on' abort notice. Have had three years' experience in city' work. Torino macerate. Give me a sail. 24 w.r. 301014827018, Walton. VARVI .FOR SALE.$10oo.00 ' -I- will buy Lot 180, 20 in the 18th0011006- don of the Township of Grey, containing 64 acres. There is about 15 acres clear of tim- ber. The rest in bush. For further inter - !nation apply to G. F. Blair, Solicitor, Bros. eels, B OAR FOR SERVIOE.-THE undersigned will keep for service ou N 00111, Oon. 6. Grey, the thoro' bred Tamworthhog, "Xing George." Terms, 78 , cents, payable at time of service ' with priv- ilege of returning if neoeseary. 18 4 ANGHS SHAW, Proprietor. East Huron Prizes. The Treasurerwill be at -1115Town Hall, Brussels, from 1 to 6 p. m. On Saturday. Pot. 1002, to pay the prizes in connection with the recent Bast Huron Fall Fair. All monies not called fdr by '006.91st'vrill be re- in itted to the prize takers at their expense. 'W. H. KERR, See Buie 1. Treasurer. FAMOUS Camas= JUBILEE SINGERS MUBDOCEL-In West Wawanosh, on Set. 80, Mary, yeansgest dangloter of John and Mrs. Murdooh, aged 33 years. NICHOLSON.- In East Wawanoah, on Sept. 29, Maloolm Nicholson, aged 62 years. PATTBUFMN.-In Grey, on Oot. 5, James Patterson, aged 76 year& Danon.-In East Wawanoeb, on Sept. 28, Wm. James Taylor, aged 45 years, 1 month and 26 days. .rs.•trowxolv mdt.x.d=1. Timms, Ocz. 15. -Farm, farm stook, implements, &e., at East half Lot 16, Con. 6, Grey. , Sale, unreserved, at al. o'olook. Ieabella Ransom, Proprietress; F. S. Scott, Auctioneer. Lamps We will have in this week a DIRECT IMPORTA- TION OF LAMPS that will eclipse anything ever shown hero. Buying direct from the manufac- turers we can sell these goods at the same price we formerly paid for the same class and fully as low as most dealers can buy for now. Be sure yotbsee them before you buy. See ottr new FENCE MACHINE. With it you eau build just the kind of Fence you need and , save the big profit to the factory or agent,. Call and see it operated at our store, It is the BET FENCE money can buy. A IVI.IIcKay & Co. 1E31T.ISS.EDS. and IMPERIAL ORCHESTRA. ltItIE 110118.1, Soprano. • C. 90. FRANCIS, Tuner. E. S. 211101IIA8. BaSso. F. N. WARNER, TOWN HALL, BRUSSELS, TUESDAY EV'G, OOT. 15, Under the Auspices of the Methodist Church. ADMISSION 25 OTS. RESERVED SEATS 35 CTS. Plan of Hall at Fox's Drug Store. DOORS OPEN AT 7.15. CONCERT At 8 O'CLOCK. Harness Harness HEAVY and LIGHT. 01. A full stock and prices lower than ever as the following • prices will show :- D. H. Rubber Trimmed Single Harness. „. ,..$ 7 50 • Niokle Silver Single Harness, doubled and stitched ... .7 50 11 box loops, extra good value... 11 00 Large size, heavy, warm Wool Rugs •... • 1 90 'Large size, extra heavy, fine quality;'Wool Rugs ... ," 2 40 Plush Rugs, fine looking, good article ... ... 2 75 Saskatchewan Buffalo Robes, full stock, Newlands make, the best Robe in the market- we have the agency for Brussels and can do better for you on this Robe than anyone else, Horse , Blankets from 50c. up, in fact everything in the Harness line you may want at lower prices than ever. Rubber Rugs, lined and unlined. Trunks and Satchels made to stand hardships. Wo can line your Robes for you as we keep lining _and trim- ming for that purpose. , iRepitirs in Planless, Boots, Shoes and Rubbers done neatly and promptly. 1. C. RICHARDS.