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Our Spices are the Purest that can be obtain-
ed, It is necessary that they should be pure
beelvp e they are user ,f'or, medicinal purposes
as Woll}:as for cooking. They are sold, also,
as Jew as the common cheap'„spice.
OLIVE OIL SOAP
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This is an excellent Toilet Soap for general
purposes and is only 5e per cake,
Fruit Jar nings Frtilt %ear Rings
Hursley's
Drug ani.
Book Store
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
800THERN ENTEN010N W. O. & Z.
Trains leave Brossele Station, North
and South, as follows;
Gorse' BOOTH - GoINa NORTH.
Mall 7:18 a.m 1 Mixed 10:00 a.m
Mixed 0000 a.mMail 1:17 p.m
Express 8:25p.m I Express ,., . 8:37 p.m
Xulal: tem:,
A ohiel'e amang ye takie 'notes,
An' faith he'll prent
Bnossoosmarket leads. Try it.
Tam POST gives the news and 25 dente
gets it for tbebalanoe of 1902.
THmsE 0000 of salt were forwarded by
Brussels Salt Works this week.
8 on 10 passeogere left Brussels on
Thursday for the Western harvest Bolds.
s
hound
atomism DENROw a OD d of a i
dose of
g
poison some place last Monday and was
in doubt wbetber to die or live.
THE damaged parte of cement side•
walk in town are being replaced this week
Hader the supervieion of Jae. Beatty.
A new metallic roof has been placed
upon tbe livery barn of B. Wetliame &
Son, Messrs, Wilton & Turnbull did
the work.
Otos day last week a small milk snake
was captured on the sidewalk near the
Horsley & Oo. drug store. R. N. Barrett
has it in a bottle preserved in alcohol,
Tam house owned by Jae. Stretton,
Elizabeth street, wbioh was damaged by
fire reoently has been undergoing repairs
in the way of a new roof, painting, paper-
ing, &o.
ORR 25 cent offer for THE POST to Jan-
uary 'las 1903 is meeting with gratifying
enemas. Send it to the absent members
of your family and let them know the
weekly going's on.
A PRIVATE pio•oio was held by a dozen
or, - more_ smarmdamsels of Brussels on
'Wednesday aer"oon. Tae Objective
point was a grove on tbe 5th line Morris
township, on the bank of the Maitland.
28 nun/ horses were shipped from
Brussels station yard on Thursday
morning of this week. 17 of them went
to Toronto ;; 2 to London ; 2 to Blenheim ;
3 to Brampton ; and 1 each to Owen
Boned, Brantford, Ingersoll and Hamil-
ton.
Too new evaporator for the Mahler
firm is being pushed ahead on the same
lot with the old one winch will also be
utilized. New building is considerably
larger than the one formerly used and
will offord greater facilities for increased
badness.
ANOTHER ExovnsroN To MANITOBA.. -On
Monday, Sept let, another Farm Leber -
ere' Excursion will be ran. Tbe out-
going fare to Winnipeg will be 810 and
free transportation from there ae far ae
Moose Jaw, Estevan and Yorktoo to
persons who engage to farm 30 days.
Tickets good to return until Nov. 30 at
518. See advt. in this issue of Tan
Pose.
RUBOR POEMS AT LONDON NOndrAL.--
George BDobanan, of Braesele will attend
the Normal Sohool at London, which
opened Tuesday, for this term. Tbere
are 78 on the register. Other Heron 0o.
pupils are :-Monde B. Alexander, Ber-
yls ; F. J. Addison, Clinton; Gertrude
Graham, Goderioh ; Jae. A. MoTaggart,
Exeter ; Rosalie O'Riley, Kintail 1
Harriet and Sadie Phillipe, Seaforth ;
Nelson W. Trewartba, Holmesville ;
and Robert Weir, Wingham. Perth Co.
will be represented by Edith L. Arober,
and Isabella 0. Dow, Mitchell ; and A.
L. Langford, Milverton.
Qnine W>IDnmet.-A very quiet wed-
ding was celebrated at the home of the
bride's parents, Tarnberry street, on
Wedneeday evening, when Wm. Thom -
SOD, merchant, Tbeeealon, Algoma, and
Mies Eliza Helen, danghter of James and
Mrs. Oliver, of Brneeele, were united in
marriage by Rev, T. Wesley Casene,
Only the immediate relatives were tree•
ant. The bride wore a most becoming
travelling oo0tnme, and was unattended.
Mr. and Meg. Thomson left for their
home in Thoesalan on the 8.20 train,
taking the steamer at Kincardine. The
many friends of the bride, Ton Pose in
the number, wish her and her husband
Many happy, pro0per0ae years.
Bowr,n4o.-.'Three rinks of Clinton bow.
lere drove into town Iaet Friday forenoon
With a grey tour.in.baod, lege flying and
Outer evidences of proeperoes times/. A
very enjoyable game WAS played in tbe
afternoon; witnessed by a laege eompany
of Isaias and gentlemen. Brunelle won
by 13 allots to the following Boors will
allow :-
CLINTON. BRoesine.
Taylor, Farrow,
Wieeman; 3.:T. Boee,
Forrester, Downinq,
Dr, SUaw,ekip,,,.28 Irwin,sbip..,.11
Howard, Arden,
Wiltse, Jackson,
Combe, Hewitt,
De. Agnew, skip .... 8 D. 0. Roes, ilk, 84
Irwin, Leatberdele,
Rattenbury, Ferguson,
Paha MoNanghtoh,
3aolcs0n, skip.,,.14 Oousley, ekip..18
Totale., „50 88
LAST Friday W. W. Harris shipped a
ear of obsess from this atatiou. It went
to London.
Bnosoolo flax mill oommeaoed work on
Thursday of this week threshing this
season's Drop wbioh ie a good one.
THE extension to Harry James' hotel
ebede is in progreee this week and will
largely inoreaee the accommodation.
Bemire ball is filling a- large' plane to
tbe Stammer sports of the Braesele girls.
They play on Barrister Sinciair'a lawn
and have many an enjoyable hoar. Some
of the girls are quite expert et the game.
THE 1.0. F. I•;xoatafon from Wingham
to Buffalo last Saturday was . not tbe
blooming oeoaess the promoters would
have desired as there were only 25 or 80
tioketa sold. Tbere are too many exoor•
eione to make them all a mimeee.
THE Crediton correspondent says ;-
"Dr. Ezra Heat, of Toronto, has parches,
edthe medioal praotiae and drag store
from Dr. Rivers and took poseeeelon on
81st alt. Dr. Heist Domes to us highly
reoommended and we extend to him a
Dr. and Mrs. Rivers
heartyR
Telams. D a
intend to leave ahartly for the Wast,
where they will visit frlende and with e
view of starting a practice there. We
are sorry to lose tbe Dr. and hie wife as
tbey have many friends here and will be
greatly missed.” Mrs. Rivers is a dough.
ter of 5obn Hill, Queen attest, Brussels,
and is well known in this community.
On Friday 8th inet tbe Messrs. Bans•
ford, of Olinton and Brussels, shipped to
Vancouver, B. 0., the Bret carload' of
Balt ever shipped from Heron to the
Peoi&a province. It will necessarily
retail at a considerablyhigher price than
does salt bare as the freight on the con.
signmeot amounted to 8275. This ship.
meat ie one of the first results of John
Ranstord'a trip to tbe coast a few weeks
ago. It wee only two or three years
ago eiooe the energetic head of the Salt
Aesooiation euooeeded in planing ite pro-
duct on the market in the Maritime
provinces. He's a hustler.
FOOT BALL,-Braesele Juniors drove
over to Blyth and played a return match
with the FootBall team of that enter-
prising burg. Some time was lost in
dieoussing tbe make up of the home team
as many of them were maniere but event -
flatly, with one change, the game went on
Blyth winning by 1 to O. The teams lined
np as follows :-
12 Beattie Goal Godley
W Cameron ...l Backe J Rhone
W Roche f Edmonds
E Ba A Somers
W Goonkder ..._. 4 ]Sacks 3 Brown
R Brown ,0 W $milli
B Scott Bell
3 Thomson ,.. Haines
S Scott Forwards 8 Somers
T Good Macon
W Boone
Sellars
Garf. Banker was the Referee.
Worm DONE. -We are pleased to notice
that a goodly number o! the candidates
from this looality were encoeeefal in
passing Choir respective examinations at
the variety ()entree where they wrote.
Among those to be oongratnlated are
Mies Marion McKenzie, of Morris, who
took Part II Senior Leaving ; George
Bnobanan, of Brussels, and Oaten White,
Leadbury, Part I Senior Leaving ; Part
I Junior Leaving, Misses Georgia Rose
and Mabel Zimmer, of Brussels; Robt.
Work, Grey ; Miea Sylvia Seel, Oran.
brook ; Mies Cora White, Leadbary.
Wingham passed 4, candidates for Part
II Jr. Leaving, one being the Principal's
daughter, Ethel Musgrove, also H. Ansley
and Rebeooa M. Hogg.
ON THE GREEN. -Tho Wingham Bowl.
ing Olnb Bent two rinks to Brussels on
Wednesday forenoon to play a friendly
game with our bowlers. Brussels bad
the play their way all through and won
out by 82 shote. Following ie the score :
WINOHAM. BaoeoELe.
Jeffers, Arden,
Crawford, Jaokson,
Dr. Irwin, Uoneley,
Dr. Holloway, sk.10 Irwin, ek 26
Vanstone, Ferguson,
Campbell, Downing,
Nash, Dr. MoNangbton,
Alderson,ek....11. D. 0. Roost t•
Totals 21. 53
A return game wili be played at Wingham
before the season is over.
CANES of INeeravommN.-A radical de.
r 1 militia
tura in the
training of the ru a
par g
has been adopted thin year. Io plana of
having all the infantry regiments turn
out 10 has been decided to bold camps of
instruction for offioere.and non -commie.
gonad officers of the regiments of O u terio,
Quebec and the Maritime Provinces next
month. The Ontario damp will be at
Niagara•on•tbe.Lake from September 28
to October 4. The period of training in
eaoh Yoe will be twelve days. The
several companies of the permanent portae
will turn out in. hall strength, but each of
tbe other' infantry regiments will be re.
presented as follows :-One lieutenant:
Colonel, 1 major, 1 adjutant, 1 quarter.
master,1 company officer per company, 2
staff sergeants per regiment, 8 eergeante
per company, 8 corporals pee company
2 buglere per regiment. Twenty/aro
ptivatee pee regiment will also be detailed
for fatigue duties, The camp for Ont
,trio will be compelled as follows :-Fire
P. Amant torwardrd a oar of .heading
this week troth hie faetory in title plane.
0-'140 Wingham junior football team le
espopted to.gley a snatch with the Brue.
sale janlora, ou Victoria Park, Oddity
evening„
TRE shiptnente Of live steak, In addition
to reoe horeee, from Brueeeie thie week
consisted of a oar of horses shipped to
Northern Ontario, by M. H. Moore, Y.S.1
oar of horeee to Georgina Bay Lumber
Co„ by Mr. Bailey ; par of expert oh0ep
by Soo, Cardiff oar 07 bode by W. F,
Vanetone; oar of bogs by W. Jewitt,
FOR THE WEST. -.The following pee,
ilengers were ticketed by T. Farr
ow, C.
P. R. Agent for the Woot life week, the
first two went by boat; Matbsw Moses,
0 wen Bound ; Mre. Sees, to Fort William.
For Winnipeg. -W, J. Johnetouand wife
Peter Molotosb, Ales. ()orate, Donald
Brown, Martha Brown, Effie Browp,J44.
Oontte, Rioh, Cleaver,: Alex, i00oNab, J.
5, MnlSauoblin, Fred Mason, Maggie
Oaotelon, Gavin and Baxter Bewley,
Russell Fear, Mary 'Mitchell, P. Orerar,
Id, 0anningbam, Tbos, Cooper, Wm.
Kelly, Eli Bruoe and Peter Jaokson.
021'Au10 BpwLtNo 1punxeNENm.-In the
first round of the Ontario bowling tourna•
mast at Niagora.on.tbe Lake Tuesday
the Toronto Viotoriae, W. B, Smith,
(Yip) defeated Mitchell, Dr. Wood, (skip)
by 19 to 18. The Globe report nye :
There' wee. a keenly oonteoted game,
The Victories started with a 4 and were
10.0. With the Score 13 5 Mltoheli got 5'
and 2 and were laying well on the next
end when Viotoria's skip ran the jerk'and
got 2. Mitoheli then got land the Vio.
toriae 1 in the 170h. With 5 to tie Mit.
obeli made a great fight on the 18th end,
They lay 6 when the skips went to play.
Smjtb drew second. Wood took it out.
Smith again followed in for ee000d, and
in hie attempt to take it out the Mitchell
skip lost the that. The R. 0. Y. C. of
Toronto, defeated Listowel, Geo. Zilliax,
skip, by 28 to 15. The Lietowel rink got
one on the Rest end, bat the R. 0. Y. C.
the R. 0. Y. 0. then took the lead.
Listowel drew up to 11.10 against them
Ori the twelfth end, but R. 0. Y. 0. oat.
Lured the next five, with 3, 1, 1, 8, 4. In
the association Mitchell Dr. Moore, skip,
defeated Peterboao 14 to 12. Mitobetl
was successful this time in making a
eeneational finish with a four -end by
winning oat Biratton'e third ebot. At 10
ends Peterboro wee ahead 10 to 6 and
were 12 to 10 beginning the last end.
Niagara defeatedDated Listowel 16 to 14. Dr.
Hake,
of Toronto, formerly of Stratford,
skipped a rink for the Granite club and
won In the preliminary round the Oaer
Howell plgb by 19 to 15, and in the first
round from St. Oatharioee by 21 to 14.
Division -Divisional troops, No. 1 00„ R
0. R. ; let Infantry Brigade'
26th, Lon
don 127th, Sarnia 1 82nd, Walkerton, and
88rd Godorieb. Second Infantry Brigad
-22nd, Wogdst0ok 128.b, Stratford; 29th
Gait ; 80011) Guelph.
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8
People We Talk About.
Hon. G. W. Roes has Bailed for Oen.
ado.
Fred. Adams took a trip to Buffalo last
Saturday.
Sir Wilfrid Leerier ie visiting on tbe
Continent.
B. W. Laird, of Ingersoll, was in town
for e. day or two,
Miss Mildred Scott is holidaying with
London friends.
Mies Irene Bmith, of Wroxeter, woe
visiting in Brneeele.
Mise Maggie Ament is holidaying
friends in Seaforth. with
Mime Irene W11bee spent a few days
visiting in Wirgbam.
Mies. Nora Holmes was visiting Wing.
ham relatives last week.
Mieel:Maggie Garden, of Seaforth, 10
visiting Mies Garble Ross.
Mrs. Jae. Jones sad Mies Minerva are
visiting relatives in Toronto.
Mies Matheson, of Toronto, im the
guest of her oonein, Mrs, Orono.
Mies Ina Carvetb, of Walkerton, is
here on a viait at W. H. MoOraaken'e,
Mre. D. Carter, of Blyth, was visiting
relativee in town -during the past week.
Mies Jean Robinson, of St. Marys, is
visiting Mise Mary Forbes, Albert street.
Mre. M. G. Riobardeon wee visiting
relatives and Wanda in Bluevale this
week.
Mrs. M. H, Moore and children are
visiting relatives at Trowbridge and other
playa.
B. Garry is able to move about a little
now and can get outside so se to drink in
the ozone.
Mies Lila Grey, of Wolseley, N. W. T.,
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. M. G. Riobard
eon, Brume's.
Mr. and Mre. Barringer and danghtere,
of Mildmay, were visitors with P. and
Mrs. Ament.
Mrs. W. H. Willis and sone, of Sea.
forth, are 'pending a week or eo at B.
Gerry's, Mill street.
Jno., Duncan and Oolin MoArtliur ar.
rived home last Saturday from an enjoy-
able trip to Scotland.
I9, Parker and Maggie and Mete.
Grineoldby, of Owen Sound, wore visitore
at Jno. Carter's, Mill street.
Mise Nina Rogero, a000mpanied by
Mies Ktigonr, of Mount Forest, aro en.
joying a holiday week in Brussels.
Mies Jennie Babkirk was holidaying
at Bayfield and left this week for the
Millinery openings in London and De.
troll,
Colin
Shaer,. of Toledo, was in town last
Friday renewing old friendships. Ha is
a eon of Jno. Shaw, of Clinton, formerly
of Bruaeela.
Arthur MoNangbton left on Tbnraday
for Dsloraine, Manitoba, where he will
spend a few menthe, perhaps more. He'll
a good mechanic.
Mieseo Norma, Olive and Freda Van.
atone, of Wheelloro, were in town this
week. Mies Edna Good returned with
for f r a abort visit.
Mre. Thomas Bone and daughters,
Tnraberey street, left Friday for London'
where they will visit daring Mr, Bone's
absence in England.
/no. Jaokeoe, of Petrolea, is the guest
of his nephew, Jno. Leckie. Mr. Jack.
eon, although well advanced in life, ie
remarkably well preserved and vigorous.
Mies Jane Richardson, of Bay City,
Miobigan, who has been visiting her
slater, Mre. John T11omeon, Brussels,
left for Galt and Waterloo where she will
holiday with friends.
R. W. Mathoeon, of Luoknow, bite
been Spending a few days in Brussels.
Rio health has not been as good as usual
bat we hope tbe rest will speedily restore
him to hie eoenetomed vigor.
Mrs. T. T. Smith, Mester Frank and
Mise Kathleen, of Wfanipeg, and Mrs.
Frank Gorden, of Lacknew, are visiting
fire. Fikteher, Aire. Smith is the lattet'e
sister and fdre. Gordon a lister in•leav,'
Mre. Brownlee and daughters, of
Ottawa, are holidaying at :Postmaster
Farrow's, Mrs. Brownlee is a danghtor.
Mxa. beoegrove, of Bluevale,tangelo visit.
ing Mr, and Mre, E'urrow, She 10 a nolo°.
asrliuerna, Method* ishoidaYIn
g
Dr, 3, W. Shaw, of Chalon, was in
than en 'Wednesday,
Mies M, Donovan, at Seafortb, ie visit•
ing friende in town.
Rat, Roes, o! KinaaraIne, an vi I10
r
in town pn Wednesday,
Mies Mary 8foLee.n, of Bealtaow, le
visiting Mre, James Fos,
Acre, A, COMiley and vhlldrep are visit.
ing friebdo is Windham,
Mira Fite, of Baelo, N, X., le visitlpg
at Fred, Adams', Mill street.
Ids, W. W. Harris and children are en.
'n otf tRtha
joys s a va an a o cl a y.
Misses Jean and Graoe Austin, of Lie.
towel, are holideyial with relativee in
Brussels.
Mrs, (Itev,)$apl and 1011e8 Connor were
'Visiting Mee. Joseph Pugh,'Bluevale, for
a taw days,
Mies Hannah Ball and Mr. Dey, o7
Wiogitam visited Miss Ethel Creighton.
last Sunday.
Arobie Scott, of Port Huron, was 10
town fora few days visiting hie brothers'
and old Mende,
Mice Dora Smith returned to Platte.
villa last Saturday to be ready to resume
teething last Monday.
Mies Eliza Roddiok, of London, is re-
newing old friendships in Braseele, She
acme on her wheel making Seaforth the
first drip. It was a long trip tar a lady.
Mise Isabel Boott, pl McKillop, hoe re.
turned to her home atter au enjoyable.
stay with her nnole and grandmother,
Robt., and Mre. J. Thomson, Turoberry
street.
Mise Maggie Bielby, of Morris, was
renewing old acquaintances iu Braseele
and looality last week, before noodling
duty as teacher in Battoo'e sobool, 8th
line Morris, last Monday.
Tag Pon is Vented to notice the name
of Arthur E. Allis, eon of Rev. S. J.
Allis, formerly of Brunets, in the list of
eocoee.ful candidates at London in Part
I matrioolatioo examinittioa.
Word was reoeived last week from
Chicago by Mrs. B. Gerry to the effect
tbat her father and mother, Mr. and Mrs.
Fiehleigh, were invery poor health.
They are well advanoed in life,
Mrs. Thompson bas taken a position in
J. G. Shane's store, as eae06emr to her
Water, Mise, Belle Oliver, who ebortly
Ieavee for Portage la Prairie, Man„ where
ebe mammy a new poet of duty.
D. A. McMillan, who bas been sheep
ranchingin
bin Idaao has been visiting
K
alit l
relatives and friends in thie oo y.
He oame with stook to Chicago and took
a run over from there. He is well pleased
with hie work.
Mies Grace, daughter of Jno. and Mrs.
Walker, bee been laid up with an attack'
of dipbtberia' but is making favorable
progreee and we nope she will soon be as
well as ever.... The disease was imported
from a neighboring town in this event.
Will. Habkirk, of Teeewater, was here
on Wednesday shaking fiends with old
friends and taking in the rases. He Bayo
old Mr. MODonaid, his father-in-law, ie
failing in health bat ibis is not to be
wondered at as the old gentleman le 86
years of age.
J, and Mrs. Landesboro', of Seaforth,
were visitore at R. Leatberdale'e daring.
the past week preparatory to their leaving
on an excursion to the Northwest. Cal-
gary is the objeotive point. They left
Seaforth on Thursday morning and will
be away for a few mouths:
R. S. Pelton, late of the Atwood Bee,
but who takes potaeosion of the Paris Re.
view nest week, was in Brussels on Wed-
nesday oalling on old friends. He is a
graduate of THE Pose and is working hie
way up the journalistic ladder all right
and well deserves to amend.
Mre. Wilson Berne and daughters, of
Sagivaw, Mfoh., are .visiting Mre. D.
Heist, Mre. 101. loll and George Edwards,'
of Brussels, also Mre. W. Edwards, of
Belmore. leirs. Kerne is a nein to the
above mentioned end a grand daughter to
Mre. Ben. Edwards, who resides at D.
Baiet'e.
Mrs. Stone, daughter of Jno. MoOrae,
who has been visiting bore for the past
few mouths, started on the home trip to
Langdon, North Dakota, this week. Mre,
Robe. Work, Mrs. MoLenahlin- mud obtl•
dren, and Mise Danford aleo returned to
their homes in the same locality on the
same train.
John Ransford, of Clinton, went to
Halifax to attend the annual meeting of
the Canadian Mannfeetnrer's Association
which was in session there last week. He
was the only representative that we know
of from thio county. After the Anode,
tion adjourned he will make a trip through
the Maritime provinee0.
L. 1rrN,
Tito Stozclari Soak of Gaztad1a
°AMMpTAL (authorised by.4ot of Parliament) 012.009,909 .09
0APITAL (fully paid up) ,. ..._ 0,000,00090'
RE881VA RFN{t „ 850,00000
TOTAL 48809)8 „,... 11,077;604 00
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and inopoy orders joedod, payable at any point, ee lowest Kates, Colleotlona
promptly attended r ta. A General Banking 13aetoesa 4raueaeted. Every fauIll*y
a¢ordod Customers living at a dletaeOe,
Amo me of one dollar and nwrdeSayings Bank Department civ01 and interest at wettest
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Oaebed or 00007001 for Bata keeping and
ruiners'„Salo Notes Ooueetiop,
Blank Note Forme Free on Application
Hours 10 to 8, Saturdays 10 to 1. ' F. R. GRA.'., AoeNT,
did nolo "Hoeannah 1 ” with good effeot.
Mies Jean MoLauoblin, ori(aniet In St.
John's °bore a, played the dlffioult MOM.
paoinnot and gave a fine organ solo ae
the oongregation was diemiseine.
Mr. MoLeod's . sermon . in Melville
ohuroh lent Sabbath morning waa based
on the 6th verso of the 48rd Psalm,"Why
art thou out down, 01 my eon!, dee" and
showedthe advantages of the good oheer
of the Gospel. The theme in the even
ing wee. "The Tragedy of Lite." Atter
0010x0000 to (torrent events in which the
experience of Sanford, in the well ; Rioe,
the Toronto murderer ; King Eward
VII and the Coronation ; and the South
'Africa war were depicted an illustrating
different phases of life, the speaker oslled
up five great tote in the world's Watery
.viz: The Creation ; 4110 Fall, and Adam
and Eve turned oat of Paradise ; the
Birth of the Saviour ; Hie Oraoifixion ;
Hie emend ooming, and presented them
in a striking manner. He concluded
with drawing attention that in lifb'e
tragedy we cannot play our part alone if
life re to be a euooeee but meet have the
oompanionehip of the Son of God.
• WANT OF' REVERENCE FOR THE
SABBATII.
To the Miter of THE POST
DEAR - aim -Last Sabbath morning
those owning b in to the several churches from
I d '
the North were greatly shooks to wtknees
bones being exercised on the rape o0nree
arther o n Tuesday preparatory for races o y and
Wednesday of this week. I did not sup.
pose that there are mon in Brnseole so
lost to every ee0se of propriety' that snob
a disolay should be countenanced ae the
utter disregard of the eanotity of the
Sabbath. If men are eo utterly devoid
of any regard for the sanctity of the
Sabbath surely the law should be invoked,
and thereby teaoh a lesson to others, to
avoid a re•oeonrrenee of tench a shameful
violation of propriety and the good name
of our village. Yours truly,
A Loy=R OF THE LOBD'6 DAY.
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Business Locals.
To Tae PIIDLIo.-Ladiee and gentlemen,
all cutlery can be ground, sharpened and
repaired by Sawfiler McGregor, Mill
street East, Braesele. Choice work at
reasonable prices.
The Dominion Line promisee to greatly
improve its Montreal service next year.
The Earl of Hopetoun and party were
in Winnipeg, bound east from Australia.
CHURCH Gi111*ES,
"Freedom for eervioe" will be next
Sabbath evening's topio et the Epworth
League.
Landeeboro' Methodists intend to pe.
tition Oonferenoe to have that plaoe eat
apart as a station and to have Kiobnrn
appointment attached to an adjoining
Circuit.
Evangelists Hunter and Crossley will
begin union evangelistic services in
Dnoganoon, Sunday, Aug. 31st, morning
serviose in the ahnrehee, afternoon and
evening in Agricultural Ball. Week
evening meetings inAgrianitural Hall.
In Bt, John's oburoh last Sunday a
student in the person of Ohao. Ryan, eon
of Rev. F. Ryan, of Durham, a former
incumbent of Bt. Johne church here, took
obarge of the service and did well. Next
Sunday Rev. Mr. Griffin, of Dresden,
whole spending a few weeks in Riney.
dine, where Mrs. Griffin has been quite
ill, will be the preaoher. Mr. Griffin will
' t
be remembered as a one time motor o
t
this ohurob and his old pariobionere will
be pleased to greet him.
From the Delroit Evening Emit we
slip the following paragraph : "Tbe de.
9000000 of Rev. 1. M. Webb, curate of the
Chapel of the Asoonefoo, for Beneeelo,
Ont., where he hes%een offered 0. pariah
is oaneing trouble. The oongregation of
the Chapel is random' to secede from the
mother oharob, All Sainte. It will be
neoeseary to obtain the ooneent of the
ocmmittee on• entries of All Borate,
Windsor, and of 11t. Johu'e, Sandwiob, to
become a separate pariah and thereafter
of the Synod and the bishop of the diocese
before theeeparation le oomplete."
Last Sabbath morning Rev. T. West
ley Oosene preached a very praetioal
sermon from the text "Honor all men"
The latter part of the same verse viz,
"Lova the brotberhood ; Fear, God ;
Honor the King," gave the speaker ample
swept in acn1oatian with the evening
0eeeioe, for interesting retereuoe to Our
new Icing, hie coronation &o. not omitting
a Ine eulogy on the life of 'Victoria the
Good. James Jeanie rendered the eplen,
BORN .
WALEEn.-In Wingham, Aug. 10th to
Mr. and Mre. Walker, a eon.
STEWAaT.-In Elma, 6011 con., on Sunday,
August 10th, to Mr. and Mre. Robert
Stewart, a daughter.
EZE.Al2.1.2.X3E=.
TaoueoN-OL1vma.-IN Brneeele, on Aug.
net 2003, at the residence of the
bride's parents, Turnberry street, by
Rev. T. Wesley C0a0ne, Mr. Wm.
Thomson, merchant, of Tbeeealon,
Algoma, to Miss Eliza Helen, daagb.
ter of Mr. and Mrs. James Oliver,
Brunets.
Lamm;-SrENom,-At the reeidenoe of
the bride's brother, Maieewortb, on
August 6th, by Rev. R. Phillipe, Mr.
James Leech, of Gerrie, to Mies
Sarah Speen.
COUNTRY store bueineee wanted. Send
partioulare to Ton Pon Pobllsbing Blase..
e otla lone etr o t on dentia
g t fty 0 fl. lr
LAD1Es' abort blaok eclat, red lining and
steel buttons lost. Floder will oblige:b�y
pommunleating .with )11113.Vv. M. KN.
GLAIR, Braseele,
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN. '
I'IRST .-CLASS TJ AM OF
working horses for Bale, Apply to
RUST. THOM8010, Bruseelo.
GGOOD 'YEAR OLD STEERS
Wanted, suitable for roneh purposes.
Apply to GEO. BEST,Brussels.
AOR SALE—LOT 207 AND
-A1 dwelling thereon, North-west corner
William and Albert streets, Brussels.
40-08 J. LE08IE.
COMFORTABLE AND EOM—
moutons residence, with. about 1} acres
of land ;. good orobard, &a, Sor ealo, on
Main street North, Blyth, For further par -
Maulers apply on the premises to JOHN
MOFFAT,.00 address Blyth P, O. . 1-01
$20,000 to Loan.
The above sum 1103 been plaoed with me
for immediate investment on farm proper-
ty at G per Dent. If titlee are satisfactory
1 n 8 days, Liberal
loanser10 bo completed i Y .
v p
e 00011 a, Bar, e p
1 at once to
terms as pp y Apply
W. M. fiINOL4Ia, Barrieter, Acs , Brussels,
AIR DRESSING.—THE UN -
1 1 DERBIONR° wishes to announce t0
the ladies of Brussels and vloinity that she
is prepared to make switches out of comb-
ings and out hair, at her •home. Mill street
Weet,Brussele. MRS.H1NGSTON.
AR1f FOR SALE.—BEING
Lot 7,- Con. 10. Grey. -containing 100
aoree,06 cleared and balance dry hardwood
bush. There are two houses, two barna and
other outbuildings ou the premises. also 2
orchards. Farm 1n the best of order ; well
drained, good femme and all seeded down
except 30 80080. Coeveufont to school.
Good community. Possession would be
given this Fall. For further.. particulate as
to price, terms, do. apply onithe premises
to Wet. TERN BULL,
6.1 -Walton P, 0. _
Tooth
•
S s
Everyone nese Tooth Powder,
Tooth Brushee Mid Tooth fluke.
iPe sell the Powder in bulk 9.0
well ae all of the well imowp
Powders, Pardee and Waehoe,
Tooth Bruebee from. 50 up, A
guaranteed 4 rgw, all Frepph
Bristle Belle's for 250, If the
bristles come out bring it book
and get & now One or your guar -
ter if you wieb it. We patentee
every 250 brush we sell
A!1'• �^-
FOX'S
DRUG
STORE,
LEOKI•E,
0LIFE AND FIRE INBURAN081,
LOAN AND REAL ESTATE AGk1NT,
VALUATOR, 10.
Office over Hursley's Drug Store,
P013,0011,1903. 80•3m Braseele.
10,000
FARM
LABORERS
WANTED
Second 0111$01
Will be run to stations on C.P.
R in Manitoba and Aoetnaboia,
West, South-west and North-
west lnui a as far
west o W p e ae
g
T I.
M0080 JAW,RS EVAN'• O
and YOicTOx
On September lot from stations in.Ontai•io
on Main Line Toronto to. Sarnia and No 11,
except North of Toronto and Oardwe0 Jet.
Farm
Laborers'
!amnions
One-way ttekets' to Winnipeg only will bo
field, with a certificate extending the trip,
before Sept, 10011, .without additional coat,
to other pointe lu Manitoba and Aseinibola
as above. If purchasers engage as farm
laborers at Winnipeg, .provided such farm
laborers will work not lees than 80 days at
harvesting, and -produce eertifloate to that
effeot, they will be returned to original
starting point at 118.00, on or. before Nov.
80th, 1002.
Wlekete .not good op "Imperial Limited."
For further particulate and tickets apply
to nearest raliwayy agent.
A. H. 0009010400,
0.2 Asst.Genl.Paeer.Agt., Toronto.
Watches
;AT
T. FLETCRER'S
JEWELLERY STORE.
ARE YOTJ GOING TO BUY A WATCH ? If so call and
see our beautiful assortment of Ladies', Gents', Girls' and
Boys' Watches, with Elgin, Waltham Duber.-Hampden and
other movements. Our stock is very heavy and having
bought for cash our customers will get the benefit. Watches
to' please everybody and prices aro right.
RINGSILVERWARE, ETC.
1
Our store is full of first-class goods such as Wedding Rings,
Engagement Rings, Ladies' Chains, Lockets, Bracelets,
Broaches, Silverware, Clocks, Fancy China, Souvenir
X0050.Banittet Moans, P., kied 72 Years. Good , ite*
StoANI-Ia Goderioh, on Sunday, Aug. 7,
OPTIOATi Is well looked after by Mrs. Fletcher and Son, the
DEPARTMENT latter having taken a course in Chicago. •
Our Bpeoialtiee are Watches and Rings.
All work promptly repaired and eatietaotion gnaranteed.
'1 I1 LETCHER, JEWELLER,
Tyne of Marr
ia a Licenses.
h 0
Wedding Rings and Marriage Licensee sold privately.
Brunie, Ool. 2-8.
Toronto, Sept 1-13.
London, Sept. 12-19.
Walkerton, Sept. 17-18.
Exeter, Sept, 22-28.
Mildmay, Sept. 22-23.
Teeewater, Sept. 24-25.
Wiogbane, Sept. 25-20.
Bae forth Sept. 26-26.
Stratford,
, Sept, 80-Oot. 1.
Listowel, Sept. 80-008. 1.
Goderioh, Sept, 80-0ot. 1.
Kincardine, Sept. 80 -Oat. 1.
Belgreve,,Sept, 80-Oot. 1.
Howiek, at; Fordwioh, Oot, 4.
Atwood, 000. 7-8.
Blyth, Oot. 7-8.
Dungannon, Oot. 9-10,
MIR 'TX 56.4.05.00x'3.ite ,
Fall Wheat ,. 73
Bari s•y 50
Paas 68
Oats, 44
i,ttr`. t- 1..'n • a 0.'.06' ., 18
' eon .. la.
T loor �e, etvt, 4 00
POtato00 (per buil.) 76
Apples (per. bbl.) ,1 2 00
May per ton ...
Sheep ekine,each
Latnb Shins each`..
Salt per 1)00„ retail....,1 00
Elides trimmed 66
Hides rough,
Hogs, Live 7 00
Wool 11 12
75
60.
70
45
16
14
5 00
80
8 00
650 • 650
26 25
26 80
70
646
7 00
ONE CENT A WORD COLUMN.
Farm' for sale, Apply to
Tf108. M001014, Brunie.
Alexander
tot Ot for 80.18 on A
$0U8
Yvon, BtDesele. For further particulars
apply at Tun foam: Publishing House.
Summer Goods
Don'tforgetthatwe are clearing out all lines of Summer
g
Goods very cheap. There is a long season of hot weather
yet to come and you therefore get the benefit of seasonable
goods, at a low prise.
M Waists- D0i1tsa�
.g
and there never was a
knitted shirt or gatmont
that Mande wear and
washing an well. The
fabric is knitted from a
high grade cotton and is
bleached after knit-
ting by a special pro-
cese to preserve all the
life and strength. r
The weight of cloth -
doesn't come on the
i
' knitted goods at all but
knitted goods
on the ` " system
taping.: This carries the strain, and never
Wears out, The buttons don't come off, and
the button holeslastas long as the waist,
Less worry about waist cost, and most Batie-
ld.
A. STRACHAN.
ott with the
"M" T7nderwaist for Girls and
Boys. from 2 to 10 years of age
at 25c and 85o each. This is
the ideal Waist for Children,
not only the most comfortable
and durable but nicest and best
in every way.
Standard Patterns, Fashion
Sheets and Designers for Sep-
tember now to hand. Popular
Patterns at Popular Prices.
faction for the chi
Wo can supply y
t'.