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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1902-8-21, Page 5Air,. 1902 BUSINESS CARDS, "rt4-01I1 Y TO LOAN AT 5 PER pent, F.fi, 800!CT, Brussole, I3. McORA 3K] N�. Y • Ismer of Marriage Idoeuees, Of. floe at erooery,Turnborry'street, Hrussele, r) N. BARN TT 1:4 • Tounrlal Artist; Spon, -Next :door North of the Standard Bank, Ladies' and Ohildren's hair ouh8ing a specialty, M. MORRISPN, D , Issuer• of Marriage L censes �, Licenses, WAiL,TON. ONT. MISS JEAN M'LAUCHLIN, TEAA$E8 or– PIANO AND – ORGAN, mxvrors=x.s, 4sr�zt. ROBERT CUNNINGHAM! 10100081000, FIRE AND MARINE, GUELPH Wellington Mutual Oro ingaraneo Co., E0TA1LICITED 1810 insurance taken on the cash and prominm note system at current rates.. Before ineur• ing elsewhere °all ou the undersigned Agent of the Company. GEORGE ROGERS, Brueeele. • MIS8 SARAH LOUISE MOORE, L. O. M., Academia graduate of London Conserve tory of Music, also Member of the Associated M061010ns of Ontario, ited number ofpis prepared to receive onus for instruotion the piano, Qualitlod�to prepare pupils for the PrinolpaVs Form in the Conservatory of Music: Brussels, Ontario, ALEX. BUNTER - Clerk of the Fourth Division Court, Co. Huron ; Conveyancer, Notary Public, Laud, Loan. and Insurance Agent ; Auction- eer. Funds invested and to"loau. Collec- tionsmade. Office 1n Grahaln'e,Blook,Bras- eele. AUCTIONEERS. SAN AUCTION. B. . SC OTT A Lt rices to 1 for better • HOB, will eel p F n than moolees oneer and leesDroner than any otherg anything. in t wandt Huron or COP alwaycharge be arranged anything. Dates thle o111oa or by personal appnoatlon, VETERINARY. T D. WAR -WIDE- LY • Honor Gladuace of the Ontario Vet- erinary College, Ss prepared to treat all die - eases o1 demeutioatod animals ,.ln a compet- entmanner. Partioular attention pnld to Veterinary Deotletry Calls promptly at- tended to. Office and Infirmary -Four doors North of bridge, Turnborry et., Braeeele, LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING. WM. SINCLAIR- • Barrister, Sonoitor, 1Couveyanaer, Notary Public, No, cake -Stewart's Blook 1 door North of Central Hotel. Solicitor for the Standard Bank. G. F. BLAIR, BARRISTER, Solicitor, dm. Office over Stand- ard Bank. Solicitor for Village of Bruesele. Money to Loan at lowest rates.. MEDICAL CARDS. DR. C. AMBROSE TOOLE, RESIDENCE exn OFFIOE- 8IILL ST, EAST, 7ta11SSELS. J. A. M'NAUGHTON. 80. 11., C. M., Trinity University, Fellow Trinity Medical College, Member College of Physicians and Surgeons Ont. Licentiate of tbe Royal Col- lege of r''bysioiano and Licentiate of Mid- wifery Edinburgh. esTelopboue N0.14, Residence -Mill street, Bru Beale, DENTISTRY DR. R. P. FEiLD, DENTIST Graduate of Me Royal College of Dental Surgeons of Ontario and Firet•olaes Honor Graduate- of Toronto University. 00100 port to Brewer's Photograph Gallery, BRUSSELS. Fall Term in the Begins Sept. 1, 1902 Students may enter at any time, Terms reaeouable. Two eoureee-Oommerofal and Hbarthab 7. Send for Journal. 0. A. p111010110, A, L. MoINTYRE, 1•reiddent, - amatory, SHNL ltt'i1 s,ll. ('tlltiii[ltill: tail t'eftar Shingle'. Aup — North snore Pine, and Cedar FOR SALE AT THE Brussels Planing Taills Also Doors and Sash of all Pat tarns on hand be made to order at Short Notice. Ilotimatoe Furnished for all Itinde of Buildings. Workman• ship and Material Guaranteed. 1'. .A„r.Y-M.CJN .L tltl ; Term .•Qpenns 'Sept. 2 ENTRAL IJUStNEss LLrl ,rl rSit rffor.Opt A eehool that 000uppico trout ritnk among the beet Ruttiness Oollegoo on tbie continent. o0100y loading gommerolal P01100le ampluyy PPC 80allaa100 as teachoro. Wo do bar beet to piage alt our graduates in good positions aid we have been more euooeoetul thio year Wan In any previous year. Theo doming. the beet In bioloene education ehogld at- tend our school. Write for catalogue, VV'.. J, Ia1b141IOTT, Prfnafpld, lOzstritt' , tbas. A.t;wootl. J, A. Plump lost another dog by poison. ing, Andrew Swooton was the local delegate to the L 0. F. Grand Lodge which met in Windsor, We are pleased to report the CUOMO of Mine Mabel Kidd in passing her Part 1, junior leaving examination at Stratford. Elm% Cheese Oo, have sold their last halt of July cheese to Ballantyne & Bon at ego. The cheese was shipped on Bat. arday. C. J. McKinnon, of Glamis, has been appointed Prinoipal of the Atwood Public eohool at a salary of 2400 per annum. Ohne. Parker is raising the roof of hie dwelling hone and 'will thus materially improve its appearance and enlarge Its capacity. Luolkno w. The Luoknow evaporator is now under. gOg re in Niro. P Tuesday of this week was proclaimed by Reeve Allan, a Civic holiday for Luck. now. Mre, W. H. Treleaven and her two Bone of Winnipeg, are visiting friends in Lncknow. 11. D. Cameron and Frank Cain attend. ed the rt EL Hi'h Coa meetingof Inde lend• 6 f [ ant F°[988908 atW IndrsO[. Mrs. T. T,Smith, of Winnipeg, with S W P g, hereon and daughter are the guests of Jae, and Mre. Gordon, of this village. Robs. McKenzie and Wm. Johnston were the delegates from the Luoknow Lodge of Oddfellowe to the Grand lodge meeting in Toronto last week. There ie a movement on toot in the village to have the Village Council -take over the present electric light plant and have it improved and enlarged enffioiently to give an all night system, and also fur Lash hoose lights at a :pooh lase Goat than at the present time. Fordwieli. Rev. Mr. Hunter, of Markdale, spent a ooaple of days with Rev. A. B. Dobson. Rev. A. B. Dobson left on Wednesday of laet week, for a few, weeks' welIeorued holidays. Howiok Foll Fair will be held on the Agrionitoral grounds, Fordwioh, on Sat- urday, Cot. 4th. Blake Cook, of Toronto, is vieitiog ander the parental roof. He intends re. mainiug at his home here for a couple of weeks. Mre. Allan Davidson, after spending a few weeks with her mother, Mre. Allan, tied other relatives and friends in Ford. wish and vicinity, started for her home at Neepawa, Men., on Tuesday of last week. Leat week's Record Biqa :-The briok- layere, Messrs. Ilattanaob and Henna. berg, have about half of the walla built on the Foresters' Hall, and if brink can be delivered to them fast enough they will nearly finish the brickwork by the end of next week. Wedneeday morning of last week tar. mere delivered to the 0. P. R. station here from the Fordwich Cheerio Factory a oarload of cheese. The cheese was the last half of the June make and consisted of 200 boxes of choicecheese, end the pride reoeived was 91- Dente. Wm. Carter while shieglitg on a build. tug for Geo. Mee, of the Ninth Coo e'ooion, met with an nooidont. He was coming down the ladder, and it Blipped, letting him fall to the ground about nate feet, giving him a pretty bad shaking op which kept him in hie bed tor a oonple of days, bat wag not eeriou01y hurt. (;.oderlett. Civic. holiday last Tuesday. Captains Grant and MoVicar are attend• ing the London Military school. The rebuilding and repairs of the ha. bor dock are progreeeiog very slowly. Base fishing is still a favorite sport with anglers, and during the week several good bogs were made. A chimney sweep was in an elevated position one day last week while on .top of one of the ohimneys of Victoria street Itethodiet church. Tennis is 01011 a leading gams in Godo• rich, though it seems to have fewer play. ers among the fair sex than in any year eiece the game became p pular. . Frank Pretty o aught a bats measuring 24 inohee,having a hook and part of a lbw protruding from its abdomen. As the fish was eaoedingly thin, 'the angler re mored the hark and line otul returned. the bate to the water. De ide ation Dean. -0u Sunday of last week. all that was mortal of the tate Dr. John Morrieou McLeod was lnid to rest beside his filet w fele 01110ins in tlait. laid cemetery, the young wife whose leash he alwoye deplored. He had the mief• Anne to. tall the previous •Winter from which occident hie nerves beuaine Nhlttfered and`Alt1101101 hisdautiseeeamed sudden to the oommunity it was doe to a gradual decay of the nervous system, On the day on which ho died he was in his laboratory preparing medioine to be sent North by expreee and made hie secretary, David McKinley (nephew) read all the correspondence that Dame by the late mail of the preceding day. But about 8 p. m, be felt the old severe pain ooming on and a euffooation from which of late he had Buffered (and told them he always feared) followed and death came poaoefolty to end all his suffering. With the death of Dr. McLeod many of onr citizens, and not only those whom he befrienied here, but elsewhere, have loot a kind. and loving friend who served the Master in word and deed. He was a etriot Preellyterian in every sense ofthe word and d great lover of the eaored Soripttroe, Having portions of them read 80 him oyery day, 110 wag born in Ter, bort Barrie, t n a on Die nt rill Wget t 8008 d. , o tan and early ehewod signs of rare iotolleot, We father .dying steely, he had always to thank his mother far trluning hie mind for higher 0810000n, lie studied in the Univoreitieo of.Glaegow and Edinburgh, having evinced a desire to b000me a medioal mi00iovary to some foreign °limn. Se spent tour yours ip 81. Bartholomew's boopital, London. Re eventually gavenp all ideas at beaming a mieeiouary and settled hero. In 1885 he married Au. gusto-, youngest daughter of the late Martin McLennan, by which i,oue he had one danghtsr of whom he WOO devotedly fond. He huilt hie present laboratory in 1888 and began the mangtaobure of hie many patent mediOiuee which are widely known. Ho woo a thorough bueiueee man and a man well read and in touch with all the topioe of the day, Iu 1894 Dr. MuLeod married Margaret McLennan slater of his deoeeeed wife, who eprviveo The casket was covered with floral tributes, among which was noticed a lovely crow of white sweet pea blossoms, the offering of Pare. John Dickson, Sea. forth, a large casket boquet from Pities Ohrietobel Anderson and a lovely basket of white geraniums and other lovely flowers from Mee. James Stewart. Rev. James Anderson officiated at house and cemetery. The pallbearers were Ex Mayor Wilson, Jarmo Mitchell, Hugh Dunlop, D. Stoddart, S. Sloan and Wil• dam Acheson. Many pereone came from a dietanoe to she funeral among who were Mre. John Lodewiok, of Detroit, Mr. and Mre. John Diokeon, Mr. and Mre. MOFanl andMre. (Rev.) McLeod, Seaforth, Exeter. Ohrie. Luker, Exeter North, has been appointed a County constable. The appearance of the Town Hall has been much improved by a freob coat of paint both in and out side. •Jou, Davie left ou Monday evening of last week for tho Muskoka Sanitarium at Graveohuret where be will receive treat. men 1. Chas. Box, 4th con. Stephen, met with a painful accident, In some manner the blade of a eoythe oame in 000taot with hie knee, nutting a painful gash that required several otitcheo to close. Among those who wrote at the recent Publie echool Leaving Beame. Mktgas Win. nifred Carling, daughter of T. B. n g e r gr was the only one passing with honors in p g Icactor TOW'S e division, obtaining 76 per cent. Rich. Terry met with apainful accident which will lay him off duty for a time. He was in the aot of catching a horse in the pasted!' OMB and when about to put the halter around the animal's neck it jerked' book and in some manner threw him, :with each force as to break his collar bone, Whi a two young men fromrour town were out Monday night of last week to a oear•by viilage paying their reepeote to some lady friends the young men of the village, who, evidently did not take kindly to their mieeion, put up a job on the Exeter boyo by placing the front wheels of their rig on.the hind, axle and the hind ouea on the front. The boys drove home without noticing the differenoe. • Olin ton. Governor Frenoh of the House of Refuge took Annie Hermiston to the idiot asylum at Orillie,. A new phone will be installed in the Sovereign flank, This makes 100 phones in use in town. Dr. Billings, who has been Buffering from nervone prostration for the past few weeks left with his mother for a lake resort near Brampton to reenperele. The laying of the netowalke this year has been hampered considerably by the ever changing weather; bat it mast be admitted, nevertheless, that the work has been well done. Mies Barrett Holmes, of town, who has been one of the staff of Guelph Public School for the past nine years, has given up ber position, and Nei❑ probably take up her residence in Toronto. Mr. Spaulding has bought the cream. ery building and will convert it into a knitting faotory. The machinery will soon be installed and it is expected that in six weeks or so the factory will be turning out hosiery to which it will be 000dued. Joe Allaneon, who ie as active as a Spring ohiuken, notwithstanding hie 74 yeare, oan certainly lay claim to being almost the oldest residents of the town, for he landed here in 1821, but it wen not until 1868 that be tookop hie permn• act residence here. Monday workmen commenced the im. provememente that 'are to be made in Newcombe's eetabliehmente that will add greatly to the afore and give rough more room than is at present employed. The state 000npied by W. H. Newcombe, and the one lately 000npied' by A. J. Hol- loway, (now oc0upied,by J. W.Newoombe) will be all thrown into cue, making a very oommodioom place about 44x85, There will be one main entrance, with large plate glass fronts cash side of the deer, „w T1 '; Bt7f3sNL{3 The Standard elevator, which hoe been run for ssvnxal years b Holmes & r is en b hie been leant by D. Urquhart, of Ben. 9011, who Mime pee88eehnt on September let, Tom 6mallaopmbe will have charge of the elevator. The hospital here reoontly profited by the generosity n one of its ism e h g y f t at e, who, though he did not mover from his ill. Hasa, showed his appreciation of the care and treatment be received there by lean. Ing property to the vatne of over 51090 for the benefit of the hospital, Between thirty and forty members of the Epworth League of the North Street oburelo, Goderioh, paid the Ontario 1180801 League a return visit on Monday evening of last week. Ona of the visitors presided and two others, Will. Thomson and Miss Leers l3rydgeo, contributed to the pro. gram, The former Binge well and the latter hoe a county reputation as an elooationiet. On the Gun Olpb groaod° here, a test was made of the new Farmer'e Friend Wind Stacker, manufactured by the Maopbereon & Hovey 00„ attached 10 one of their Monarch Separatpro. This new device dispenses entirely with the old etraw carriers, and instead of the straw being carried to the eteok or into the mow by a slat and etrap belt ae here tofore, it is Mown to wherever it may need to be placed. The "Wind Btaoker" consists of a powerful tan of large oapa. city fitted to the rear of the Separator, and leading from the fan le a large pipe arranged to teleeaope oo that any length from 10 to nearly 20 feet can be used ae required. The pipe is completely adjust. able, and oan be raised or depressed, or ewnog around in a complete oirole. Its advantages are its quickness and oonven• ieooe in operation, freedom from litter, and saving of five or six men to build straw etaoks. This latter feature will mean a great saving to all farmers who employ it, It is °laimed that it will leave stacks more compact and in numb better shape to stand the weather than those built io the old taehionod way. Me lf; i I1op. Mre. A, Galbraith is ill and her friends have fears for her -recovery. The Fall wheat that has been .threshed ie giving a good average return. Robert Scarlett has purchased a large cumber of steers and will teed them for some time, 0, We t regret to hear that Mise Hester Godkio who has been 01 for some time is not improving o g in health. r vin` A. Gardiner has hie grave farm on the Lea'dbary line well etooked with steers which he purchased recently. The oat crop in this emotionbe by far the heaviest we have bad for many years, The straw ie long and rank and in many plaoee went down flat to the earth. Witte -1m m. R. Kitson has eiceived the appointment from the High Court 0, 0. F. of Court Deputy for Court Maitland No. 25. Bev. 11. Hobbs lett on Tuesday of last week for the Northwest. He -will go as far Woet ae Calgary, and visit bin eon. On his return he will attend the General Oonterenae, which will meet in Winnipeg in• September. Mre. Plenty received a telegram from Huntsville, Muskoka, stating that her eldeet brother was dead. He was in Wiogham last Winter and that was the first time Mre. Flenty had met her broth• er for 80 years. Rio name P00 John Bildeoo and he Nese 09 years of age. WING0It1 RAoxo.-viae weather favored the annual meet of the Windham Turf Aesoaiatioo, and a large number of feet horses were entered in the different races. The attendance the first day, Wedneeday was fair, and tbe ranee well•oonteated ; everything passed off smoothly, and no -aooideute reported. J. E. Swede per. formed the duties of etorter, The fol- lowing ie a summary of Wedaeeday's meg 1 2 40 olaee, puree $250 - Colonel Hunter 1 1 1 Mies May 3 4 2 Honest Bill 4 2 3 John Nolan 2 3 4 Sister Jane 6 5 5 Time -2 24, 2.267, 2.261. 2 24 olaes, puree 5250 - Little Buck 1 1 1 Louie L 4 2 2 CharlieP 2 4 0 Maggie L 6 3 4 Birdie Hays 3 5 5 College Green 6 7 8 Albino 7 6 7 Time -2.24}, 2.24}, 2 247 Running race, $ mile, pnree$160- Wilfred Laurier 1 1 Logan Lenderman 3 9 Laurentian ,,,, 9 3 Whitney Jr 4 4 Rio Ban die. Time -1.04, 1.05. The reoiog association brought to a close Thursday the most enoceseful meet in its history. With the fastest boraes in Can- ada facing him, Starter Swartz had to n -e all hie ability, and he did bis duty Downing Bros. Beauty in a Shoe is not hard to find these days, but it is ditlicult to find that rare combination of beauty and style comfort and durability. Never- theless you can get it;at DOWN- ING'S, and it won't cost you any more for these Shoes than others lacking these essentials. Our Oxfords and Colonials are mar- vels. Agents for the Slater Shoe. Downing Bros. Q 8' OL 26,000 Lbs. of Wool Wanted at . Brussels cels Woolen Ell Where the [3[ beet Market arket Prloe will be paid in Oaoll or Trade. We also have in stook a fine line of Blankets, Sheetings, Yarns, Tweeds, Etc All Pure Wool Goode. Custom Carding done at any time. Four own wool made into nolle at short notice. Don't sell your wool or have it manufactured until you call at the Brusoele Woolen Mill and get prioee. Lookridge Bros. Lime The Bodmin Lime Works, 4th Line, Morris, are ready for theSrin N g trade and have a quantity of fresh lime on hand. Guaranteed to be first-class. Price� 1 a a bushel theat' kiln A. Nicholson &Son. 41-3m PROPRIETORS. If writing ad,lrene Bolgrave P. 0. ETHEL SAW MILLS All kiudo of Dressed Lumber kept on hand from 510 up. British Columbia, home out Shingles and Lath kept on hand. A good farm on 13th con, of Grey for sale. A quantity of green cedar poste for stale on Lot 7, Con. 4, Grey. S. S. COLE, PRROPRIETOR, ETHEL. very well, every start being a good one. In almost every heat of the wonderful raoe a blanket would Dover the eight horses, and the time showed that every horse was out to win. Dandy Hal got the Bret two beats, winning from Two Strike by a bead, and in the eeoond beat he had no more from Maggie Usher, who won the last three heats from Black Joe by leers than half a length. Summary : First rape, 2 28 olaes : Billy Direot 6 8 1 1 1 Wisdom King 1 1 3 2 2 Mies May 3 2 2 9 3 Minnie S 4 5 5 4 4 Amelia 5 4 4 5 de Maud H 2 6 de Time -2.25}, 2.251, 2.24}, 2.25i, 2.25} Second race, free for all : Maggie Usher 7 2 1 1 1 Dandy, Hal 1 1 3 6 5 Blaok Joe 3 3 2 2 2 Two Strike 2 4 4 5 3 John Storm 4 5 5 8 4 Gypsy Girl 6 7 0 4 6 Nellie D 8 9 7 3 de Nellie Wilkes 5 8 8 7 de Time -2.17}•, 2.16}, 2.167, 2.187, 2.187. Third race, running, half mile ; Wilfred Laurier 1 1 Laurentian 2 2 Logan Lauderman 3 3 Hio Ban 4 Time -,51, .51 1E31 vtl. Mre. Dr. Gray, of Acton, is visiting ber mother, Mrs, J. 13. Taylor. Mrs. Rance is at present the geed of Mrs. (Dr.) Tait, of Iugereoll. Frank Metca:f was in Windsor last week attending the High Court of the Independent Order of Foreetere, The Blyth and Goderioh baseball clubs met for the first time tide amnion on the Agrionitnral park, Blyth, Goderioh won by a score of 15 to 14. A football match between Blyth and Wiugham eenior teams was played ou the Agricultural park dere. The game was too one aided to be veryinteresting and the Blyth team won by a score of Dix scale to none. Wm, King, who hos been attending school in Flint, Michigan, for the past year, is home at present eiokwitb inflam. matory rheuma,ietn. He was ou a trip to Mackinac island when the right ankle aupeored to become epraiued. When the other auk e and both knees ales appeared sprained, rheumatism wag enepeoted and this proved to be the real affliction. The Petit Blue announces the sudden death of General Leese Meyer of heart diooaoe. Gen. Meyer was attaoked sever. al times with this illness doting the war. in South Africa. Gen. Meyer was a oommander of the Orange Free State forge° in the Boer war, After the eon. °lesion of peace he Mit South Africa for London where be was entertained in British offioal circles. Gen. Meyer acoompanied by his wife left London a few dap] ago for Dresden. This step was taken aeon the advido of his physicians. 0n hie way to Germany he stopped in Holland to see former Preeident Kruger; of the Transvaal, 141EcKinizon's , STORE; OUR SALE CONTINUES. Oarr g eat Olearing Sale has been a Proud 'sgooeee, oar ouatomers known when we odver4iee bargains they always get them. Next week will windup our eleerl05 sale, when we will offer greater bargains than ever, The following should be iutereetiug to oloee cash buyers Blank Santana Skirts, with deep frill trimmed with braid, regularrice 90o, for 500.. -Ladies' Shirt Waiete, made of peroale, detaobod oollare, worth 50o, for 250. -Great reduotione will be made in all our Shirt Waists to clear,. -Men's Straw Hate, double edges, worth 50o, for 250,-M0n'0 Fancy Striped Shirts, worth 60o, for 39o.-Wrepperettee, in email checks, in blaolt and rod and blank and white, a great gap at 5o, -Flannelette, yard wide, in pink and cream, worth 1210, for 100.-Wblte Pique (P, K ) regular prion 127o, for 0730.-Ladlra' B'aok and 111ilored Gloves, worth 15e, 20o, 250 and 30o, your ohoioe for 10o. -- Wide Prints, fast colors, worth 1270, for 803o. Special Sale of Fine Shoes.. We have pioked oat a number of odd lines and sizes in Men's, Women's and Children's Bboeo at reduced prioee to clear, Ii your size is in the lot you will get a bargain,la'ASK '10 SEE THE3I. M'KINNON et CO., BLYTH. The Hand that Wit 1k Brush is never so W !ling to per'for'm its labors abs s aebe w n the Paint used yields easily In application. The Y work becomes a labor of love if you use our reliable Ready -mixed Paints. We'll supply you with an article that Stands on its Merits Alone —The BEST and the CHEAPEST. The SHERWIN—WIL- LIAMS PAINTS eaves you Money, Time and Patience and never fails to give satisfaction. Complete stock of Paints, Oils, Varnishes, &c. Wilton & Turnbull Stec 1.J'7•.J„1.J tit5'l.J Zill Uellti J'L-r"f&t:3" ' 0"`Ule CROQUET SETS, EXPRESS WAGONS, &C., AT The Post Bookstore Cncr lCYJrt O Etd!'17.1t•baO'V•.n"�f.b"hiO'1M�'Ci�. 1.0"x' JY'G7 A RECORD -BREAKER EWAN & CO. Have sold 52 Buggies and 6 Wagons this season, already, and are now offering Spec- ial Bargains for one month as they intend to make this season a record -breaker in the number of sales. Remember the date, July 12, is the limit for bargains. Yon need not be afraid to drive 80 or 40 miles to see our stock, you will be sure to buy. It will be to your advantage to see the High Grade Buggies at close prices. Robt. Thomson has purchased one of . our pneumatic, steel wheel, ball bear- ing, bike buggies. This is the Ord we have sold in Brussels and they are all giving first-class satisfaction. These rigs can be bought from EWAN & At close prices at the tip -to -date Carriage Factory.