HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1902-10-2, Page 8tostalawaaaa.9999919.599wo
Fall Wall Papers
The Season for Papering and House-cleaning
will 80001 be here and we are well prepared
for the Wall Paper trade this Fall as our
Spring Orders are now coming in. Our new
Papers will be
FAR CHEAPER
and the designs are far more handsome than
any we ever had before. Do not fail to call
and see our Papers whether you intend to
buy or not.
HURSLEY'S DRUG STORE
RUSSELS.
gefassiaMazarisr
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
SOUTHERN EXTENSION W. O. & B.
Trains leave Beta:sale Station, North
and South, as follows!:
Game Spume Gomel Nowa.
Mali 7:18 8.10 I Mixed 10:60 8,01
i0 00 a.m 1 Mail..... I:17 p.m
Eixprese 8:25 p.m 1 Expreas ...... 8:17 p.m
Paul geirrs 'tcm.
A chicle; amang ye takir ' notes,
A.n' faith he'll prent is.
OCTOBER.
PLIILLINERT.
TRANILBOrVINS) Day, Thursday Oot. 16,
BRUSSELS Council Monday evening of
next week.
'lama and grow fat," by hearing Fax
at the Fall Fair Concert Friday evening.
Taz Brussels Rifle range is becoming a
popular resort since tbe Bowling season
is finielied.
Remove your seat early for the Fall
Fair Concert. Plan of Hell at Fox's
Drug store.
ABED BAEREll'S driver Wail awarded
the red ticket at Belgrave Fall Fair for
the beet single driver on Wednesday of
thie tveek.
W. H. leiceleamee took 13 prizes at
Exeter and 30 at Seaforth last week and
wee at Lietowel this week where he was
awarded 20.
Miss Pewee!, is a fine vocalist and Mies
MoNaught's Scotch reaitatione are
aleverely done. Hear them et the Fall
Fair Conant Friday evening.
F.13. Setae has been betty as inspector
on the cement abutments for the new
iron bridge on the 14111 son. Andrew
Hielop had the contract for the abutments
and e. good job has been done.
SoAr RACE.—Tbe prizee donated by the
Riebarde Soap 0o, for the nail driving
race for ladiee at Bruen:le Fall Fair on
Friday afternoon, are on Exhibition at
Tee Pose Publishing House. The lel
prize is a' watch ; 2ad, a nice cloak ; 3rd,
a silver *tar spoon ; and 4th a salt and
pepper silver eat.
G. T. R.—The ehipmente during the
pen week were 8 earn of ealt •, ear of
lambs, Geo. Beet ; 2 oars wheat and a
oar of oats, Alfred Baeker ; oar Iambs,
A. C. Dames ; oar of cooper stook, P.
Ameist ; car of wheat end oats R. Gres-
bam ; oar hogs, W. F. Vannone. In-
ward WAS a car of lumber for P. Anent
oar coal for Salt Works; and a oar of
fruit.
Dnee.—Last Saturday evening Kate
Warren, a young woman of 20 years, who
gave birth to a child on the previous Sun.
day, died of peritonite. Tbe funeral took
plan on Sabbath afternoon, the town
Council being the pall bearers in the ab-
sences of relativee. There's a good moral
in this tied death that should not be lost
sight of and if a lesson were taught than
implicated great good might be done the
young people of the community.
MATRIMONIAL.—By notioe elsewhere it
will be observed that Wilbur W. Baker,
of Portage.la•Prairie, Mara, and Mies
Sella A. Oliver, youngest daughter of
DIrs. Frank Oliver, of Brussels:, was
united in marriage, at the manes Winni-
peg, on Sept. 10th, by Rev. P. Hogg, of
that city. Mr. and Mrs. Baker will re.
side in the Portage and commence mar-
ried life with many good withes in which
Tem Pon very heartily joins.
Soma BEET ALL Bratix.—A letter from
Prof. Harcourt, of the Ontario Ag:ioal.
tarsi College regarding the Sugar Beet
analysis of the samples from the experi•
mental pieta in thie section is of a very
satisfactory oharaoter. He eaye "tbe
remelts are ma:wally high both in sugar
and in parity. The average size of the
beet is larger that of other years at this
period." The above shoeld be agreeable
non to the farming community and
muse a good broad teenage to be eown
next Spring.
Armes Fame Aramma.—Wm.Efarris, of
Day Mills, Algoma, formerly of Bruseele,
gent a half dozen applee from hie orchard
to Tan POST Editor for exhibition at
Brussels Fall Fair as indicative of what
can be done in that section in fruit oul•
tura. He says :—"Fruit hae done well
there and mope were good and well saved.
Then are prosperom and tarmac: doing
well." We are pleased to receive tbie
cheery note and tbe fruit from the land
in which Mr. Harris has taken euoh a
lively and praotioal Minna
311Lteentotnere—The marriage took plats::
on Wednesday evening of lad week, of
Mies Nellie M. Suttee. and Ohm. W.
Bleshill, both of London. The ceremony
wae performed at the residence of the
beidees father, B. W. Barton, 174 John
retreat, and was witnessed by about seven.
ty five relatives and Mende of the oon•
teacting.parties. Rev. Dr. Soweeby was
the offloading clergyman. The beide was
hendeornely gowned in white eilk organ.
die, and WAS attended by Mies Effie B.
Moballura. Her flowers wee earns:alone
and asters. The groom sem enpported by
H. 0. Boyce of London. Miss Hazel
11dbrys1ee, of Chatham, made a charming
ilower girl. Mr. and Mre, Blashill re.
(salved Many hands:me gifts. The
groove's: gift to the bridesmaid was a
beautiful opal ring. Mo. and Ilea Bleth.
Ill left Mier on for Dettoit.
DON'T forget the Millinery Openiege.
DON'T forget to see Jae. Fox's display
of Wall Papers at Bennie Fall Fair.
Two or three weddings on the program
Ten Poer is the apt to gel the invitatione,
oar& and announcements.
P. BCOTT took his trotting colt to Elea
forth Fair but the day was wet and track
too heavy eo the horse wae not started,
Wee raepberrree, the sewed growth,
have been picked by several pereme
derive the past week. This is surely a
prolific Beason.
SEE the speoial attraotiooe at Brussels
Fair Friday afternoon. Everybody
should hear Mr. Elford on the Poultry
fattening eubjeet at the Fair.
Tan Teeswater News says of a former
Brasselita :--At the amnion es le A. :Rivera
bought the reaidenoe for 31005 00 and the
blacksmith shop for 6400.
FOURTH Division 0ourt was to be held
on the 3rd lute but bas been eamelled
as there was only one anitnportaot OaSE)
on the dooket, There has not been a
court here this year so far whish [mean
well for the law abiding charaoter of the
people of tbie locality although it may be
hard on the lawyers.
Ie you want a good time attend the
Fall Fair Concert, Town Hall, Brussele,
Friday, Oot. 3, The talent will conelet of
Mies Ethyl° Powell, soprano, Toronto ;
the humorous Jae, Fax ; Mies Alberta
MoNaught, in elocution ; and the Minn
MeLanoblin, pianists. Fax will give you
a $1 worth of bearty taught: alone. Plan
of Ball at Fox's Drag store, Get your
seats reserved early.
Tan Huntsville Foreatet of September
26th says of & well known Brasselite
At the request of the Toronto Daily Star
we sent them last week a number of
photos taken in the vicinity of Hunteville,
frowhich they have chosen six for in.
sertion in their ennuner resort directory
for next year. Five of the eeleoted
photos were taken by Rev. John Rose,
who has spent the manner on the Point,
Fairy Tske, Mr. Ross Imo become quite
proficient in the art of amateur photo-
graphy.
Means: EVAPO1sAT011.—The Mahler Ap
ple Evaporator started work teat Monday
and everything spun off like a top. Great
improvements have been made in machin-
ery for doing the work and the new
building:: with the latest &Men for owing
the fruit are well adapted for the purpose.
H. P. Mahler is manager and will ran a
staff of from 30 to 40 Muhl. They are
prepared to handle any quantity of trait
and as 500 bushels a day oan be utilized
there is no danger of glutting the market
by hauling in too many apples. The
faotory is a regular hive of industry even
at the start,
Some boys are very likely to get into
trouble over wiltnl window smashing.
One of the shutters over a window in the
cupola at tbe Fall Fair building was left
open after the races and no lees than 19
broken panes of glass were counted last
Monday. There is no doubt alt to how
the damage wae done as atones were still
on the root. A few names of euopeote
have been secured and if the 1300 080 be
completed there will be more than the
damage done settled for. Saab wilful
waste is the .dirtiest piece of briefness that
could be done.
Annamenizen are being made for the
series of concerts to be given here by the
beet talent of thie continent. It is ex.
peoted there will be four entertainments
oommenoing with November and eon -
tending with February. A meeting of
those interested in pushing the series wad
held in G. F. Bleier. office on Monday
evening. Dates will be announced shortly
and other particulars in winner:Mon with
the course. 6 similar plan of ootherts
was worked in Brussels a few years ago
and the public was treated at a low prioe
to the beet rausio and elocution obtain-
able.
Tem new instrumento have arrived for
the edam:thee Band and practice twice a
week has began under the leadership of
Jae. Junes, who bae had a long experi-
ence in this cease of work. A good start
is being made and by the time the
Winter ie past the organization ehould
be in fairly good trim ening some of the
new hands don't blow the bell off the
instruments or their lunge feel to sapply
the neceasary peff. We heard of one
resolute base manipulator who makes the
air "mutdoel" until well on to the midnight
hour in hie determination to get a good
etart. We are pleased to see the band
under way and hope It will prove a aims.
oial etumese 598 we believe it will ender
proper management.
BI/SiNESS 0NAN0E.—Last week R. N.
Barrett, who has inn a tonsorial parlor
for a number of. yeers in Bennele, sold
out his but:inns to Will. Dunean, eon of
James DRUM), Of Menet:, who took pm.
session litet Friday.. ,This change was
made on•iteenet ef Mr. Barrett parches.
ing the shop of Frannie Kerney, of
Wingbitm. The latter bas bought a farm
in Morrie, near the home of his boyhood,
and will,bamme a tiller of the soil. Mr.
Barrett went to hie new charge on Mon.
eny. He le a good barber and a very
decent fellow, here.' Barrett, and family
ars etill in town as they have not gold their
home here yet. While sorry to know of
their dealt:ion to move from Sruseele we
wish them manes. Me, Duman
is well known in this locelity and learned
the trade in the shop In which he to now
Metalled as proprietor. We believe he
will do well its he ie a steady goat.
ti I .4
bb,i4 P 410 2‘.
A Go 0050t3 watt here ell Manley
'Stoking at tee eerfleld 11011.0 with a
view Of opening up baeinen thie Fell,
Sneezes Vetere' net Quirt Will be held
insoltilienatel„onaatoilloe:!emm,b;rodgeon pttyttli:dwara
preelde.
Bnai jag, Vax, the bumorone voealiet,
at tbe Fall Fair Concert Fridey evening
04 title week. You'll enjeY many a
11°aratYx14Igniee.
DeFSeelts,--Farnsere in this
OenntY who bee° entered into rigreements
with J. J-DalY du Co,, to eell their farme
ere receiving a copy of one of the Toronto
papere with the recent judgment of Judge
Morgan, which may be reed on page 4 of
thie seem'with a warning to pay op.
Thom whorn it ia eought to make the
victims of this fraud are advieed not to
be easily frightened by the judgment of
his Honor, as it le net deoieive in Any
particular as to the agreements in thie
00ente.
hIcieetztente 000 Seem.—By dent:ion of
the Publics Library Board all the rnagizi.
nee on band will be Bold by Public Ano
Mon 0)2 Saturday, Oot, llth, at 3 o'olook
m. They may be seen in the Garfield
House window and the sale will be mede
at the same store. If you event good
reading at a low price don't fail to be
there on the afternoon mentioned. Fol
lowing ie the liet of Magazinee of which
there are two year's numbers in stook :—
Strand, Outlook, Manny, McClure, Fmk,
Boys' Own, Okla', Own, Blaok Cet,
Ladies' Home Journal, Literary Digest,
eloribner, Century, Harper's Soientidio
American, Leieure Hour, Illustrated Lon
don News and Toronto Saturday Night.
A lYfixounia, correspondent nye :—The
event of the My to most of the then
present Walt the matched ram for $200
between "Mise Delmaroh" and "Nellie
D," tbe former owned by Gus. Gebel,
and latter by Mr. Davidson of the Woks
House. Then two mares are among the
best pacers in Caoada, and both being
owned in Mitahell, each has warm parti
nue, although the Gobel mare was the
favorite. The ran resulted in any eney
vinery for "Miss Delmarch" in two
straight beats, time 2.201 4 and 2.19 1 4
Tbe traok wee quite heavy and the ad.
vantage in this respect was with the win
ning mare, the being a somewhat strong
high stepper, bat !soder any oirournstamee
ebe is undoubtedly the batter mare,
though "Nellie D" is not to be under
animated- She is young and this wae
her first season. She hae a mark of 2 19
1 4 as against "Mies Delmar*" 2 14 1.2.
Better things may be expected of Nellie
next Beason. Mr. Henderson, of Seater th,
was the starting judge, and he did his
work most satisfactorily.
DONALDs0N—Osermiti —On Wednesday
afternoon of last week Mies Sophie Ohap
auto of Goderioh, and W. A. Donaldsoa,
of Miles City, Montana, were united in
marriage, the ceremony being performed
at the residence of Wm. Proadfoot, K. 0.,
Waterloo street, Goderioh. The nuptial
knot was tied by Rev. J. W. Robinson,
paotor of Victoria etreet church, and
bride and groom were uneesisted. The
bride wore an exceedingly pretty travele
ing euit, the gown being of a Maly brown
shade of ladies' olotb, and the chapeau
a picture one to match. At the csompla.
tion of the ceremony the bridal, party
enjoyed an excellent wedding breakfast.
The bride was tbe recipient of many
wadding present:, most of which will be
valuable in her naw home morose the line.
Mr. and Mrs. Donaldson left by the 3 15
train for their 110109 10 Montana, and as
they left the house where the bride had
eo long resided, ebe was fairly ehowered
with flowers. At the station tbere were
many Mende, who wiehed the newly
married couple a long and happy wedded
life. The groom is a brother of Council
for Donaldson, of Brussele and he and
Mrs. Donaldeon attended tile wedding.
Scam Emu/co.—On Tuesday evening
of this week the young people of Melville
church gave a soeial evening in the school
room of the church. Tbere was a double
object viz to stir up interest in the Chris.
tian Endeavor Sooiety mid to bring the
yonog people together before Mr. McLeod,
who has been supplying for Rev. Ino,
Roso, B. A., reterna to Knox College,
Toronto. The weather that evening wee
anything bat favorable for people to get
out hence the attendance was smaller
than wae expected bat e. very enjoyable
time PM spent by all. A literary and
ermeical program was rendered in good
style by the following after the opening
exereine :—Reading by J. H. Cameron ;
solo, Bliss Nora Etolmee ; reoitatiou, Min
Jennie Robb; solo, Leslie Kerr ; radiation,
Mies Nora Holmes ; duet, Misses Crooks'
and Habkirk ; address, Mr. McLeod ;
solo, Jas. Jones, remarks by W. H. Kerr.
Barrister Blair was chairman and per.
formed bis duties in a pleasant manner.
Fruit wae served in abundance after the
program Was completed. A vote of
thanks was paseed to all who aesisted in
evenings pronediugs, on motion of 1. IL
Cameron and Joe. B. MoLauchlin,
"Blest be the tie that binde" was heartily
sang and Mr. McLeod pronounced the
Benidietion. Complimentary reference
was made tri the effeotive services rendered
by Mr. McLeod during his clay in Brue.
eels and good wiebee for a very SE00085).
001 future good wishes were also expressed
for the pastor and Mrs. Ross for their
speedy restoration to health and their
oats return to Brueeele and Melville
congregation.
CHURCH CHIMES -
Rev. Thos, C. Hood, of Harrow, Oat.,
a Presbyterian missionary in Henan,
China, died on Friday, Sept. 27,
General Wm. Booth, founder of the
Salvation Army will visit Canada in
October and will be at London on the
25th and 26th,
Communion eerviee will be bald in
Melville church on Sabbath, Oet. 1211,.
Rev. D. B. MoRae, of Cranbrook, will
officiate in the rtheence of the pnator,
Next Sabbath a special Thank offering
will be taken in the Methodist obarob,
Brunette $160 is asked for, Rally Day
will be observed in the Sabbath aebool
with epeoial program.
The new Methodist Oburoh at Cargill
will be opened and dedicated me Sunday
October the etle. A fowl supper will be
served on Mouday evening, Oat. 61h.
Service:: will also be held Sueday,
Oat. 12th. A obilcleen'e entertainment
on the Monday evening following.
At the Rally Day exerciser: in Melville
obateh Iaet Sabbath afternoon in addition
to singing, prayer and reopen:the read
ings, short addreesee were given by Mr,
McLeod, 3. H. Carneron, Thos. Stn.:hem
and G. I'. Blair. The latter it the cmper.
intendant. A very tasty display of floral
declarations wag made the arrangemente
being (serried nut by the membare of the
Miettioe %nee
The Berea Angliean lay WOrkere'
and Sunday Bohol toobers' convention
will be held in $0. James's °burgh, Inger,
sell, on Thursday and Vriday, Got, 190 and
81, The eubjeots of lay work and Sun.
dee, School eiganieetione will be discus.
tied by procuitamt speekere.
Bev, ffe Wesley ()opens, PreaRbed lase
Sabbath morning In the Methodieb
eltheoh from the text "Wherein was the
golden pot Met had manna " It was an
earnest appeal fur tee 13951dy 0( 1,8 Baste
mom regularly and eystematleally be,
cause of the great good it °eatable, Rey,
4. 4. Bunter, whe lessee ehortlY for
Viotoria Univereity, Toronto, Wail the
preacher in the evening and gave it good
dieaouree from 51, John's gospel 17th
chapter and Brd verse.
DeWonet Imaeleu ConvEnTron,—The
Sixth ,Annual Convention of the Epvverile
Leagues ot the Wingham Distriat, Will
be held in Winehanl. 00 Ont. 1001), 1002.
Following is the program ;,—Morning
senion.--Praiee servic: and opening ex.
ereiees, Rev. It Bobbs, Wingham ; Ap.
pointrneut of Committeee ; How can the
Soared Department advance the interests
of the (Thumb 7 Five minute papers ;
entertainments, Mies Minnie MoNtetigh.
ton, Brussels; floral work, MISS Kathleen
Swann, Blnevale ; deportment, Mies NC
L. Brook, Wingham ; diem:Beim: ; report::
of local League::; the Reading Circle: Its
benefits and how to oanduct it, Rev. G. a,
Kerr, Tem:water ; dianueelen ; preetioal
Stio0e85168 and prautioal d /Realties in E,
L. work; dieoneeion ; belpful amuse-
ments, Rev. Jos. Philp, Kincardine ; die.
cession. Afterno oece93or, :—President's
address ; ayeternatio givteg, Rev. D.
Rogow:, Ferdwieb ; reports of district
Vies Presidents, See..Treae. and Com•
mittees ; Look up, Lift : Preparation and
and envie°, Rev. 0. T. Scott, B A., Lan-
ders ; Janie:rebuff hour, in ebarge of Mre.
W. ft, Vann, Beevie; fith minute papere:
The Junior League and the Pagtor, The
<hie:leen for the thumb, Rev. L A., Mo.
3581710, 6 T. L., Wrostater ; the Junior
League and Disoipline, ' Obey and give
attention"— Shakeepeare, Mrs. T. W.
Connie Bruseele ; The Junior League and
Missions "Wbat to teach and bow," Aliso
Mabel M. Harriet, Luoknow ; forward
movement in Bible study, Dr. F. C.
Stephenson, Toronto. Evening eeesion ;
—Song Benin, in aberge of the Prima
dent Wingbane Epworth League; open.
log exeroioes ; music ; Forward move-
ment in tnisSiOns, Dr. F. 0. Stephenson ;
music and oelleetion ;
• address on Tem•
prance by Rev, 0. T. Scott, Musk will
be furnished by the Wingbam League.
Following are the officers :—Hon. -Pres.,
Rev. D. Roger's, Fordwioh ; Pres., D. 0.
Taylor, Luoknow ; let Vino Pres., Wm.
Einnter, Brunel:3; 2nd Viee.Pres., Rev.
T. E. Sawyer, Teeewater ; 3rd Vioe•
Pres., Mies Sarah Kew, Whitetharah ;
4th Vioe-Treas., Miss M. E. Stewaet,
Royal Oak ; Sec.•Treas., A. Butobart,
Tenweter ; Conference representative,
W. H. Kerr, Rrussele,
Business Locals.
FLEURY plow points kept in stook at
Williams & Son'e livery stable, Brunette
Oua Fall importation of fashionable
dry goods are weekly arriving. .We
invite inspection. Batter 16e.
GEO. E. Eine Wingharn.
ANY one needing Saws changed from
slow, bard cutting to fast and easy cutting
oan have same done by me and I will
return your money if I fail to do eo.
Yours, for fast and easy cutting, T.
MeGneeme, Brussels Saw and Saw Tool
Werke.
Goon employment for a number of
girls and young women at the R. Fortin
Go. Limited Knitting and Worsted Mille,
Heopeler, Ont. Good wageo paid weekly.
Nice work. Apply by letter immediately
and enure good. position for Fall and
Winter months. Also openings for few
boys. 9-4
Glasgow, Bruce and Burns.
To the Editor of TEE POST
Dean Sea,—It is close on 50 years since
I first sailed away from tbe shores of this
old land, and reel:Wee it I fled many
Menges bave taken plea% Old acquaint.
emcee are nattered, old scenes are (hang.
ed and progreee has left the landmarks
of memory, not eo clear Ste memory
itself. Where are the girls and boys of
other days 7 Oh I echo answer, Whore?
The steamships and railways bave peat.
tared them, or death has laid them low.
A. generation hae gone and aome, new
faces are at the poste of duty and yet the
general outlines of the country are the
;lame. Heathery bills, wooded glens and
running streams; stream:: with the same
kind of fish ea 50 years ago. Scotland ie
a smell country yet 11 10 hardly neoessary
to say it wields a big power. 'Sienese ie
not greatness; pomp to not power," is
illustrated here. When a Sootobrean
moves, he has an object in view and
where be mite his foot—history records—
he has left hie mark. It leas been applied
to Scotch, "Slow and euro," yet :what
other country baa equalled thio in the
advanced thought and freedom of which
we boast? What other country hae paid
nob 5609001 10 the genine of the past
What other country has been blessed with
a higher intelligenoe 2 For oivio govern -
meet Glaegow Made the way and no other
0113 io so clean, be.ter laisi out or more
healthy. It is really tbe commercial
capitol of Scotland, though Edinborougb
hoe more historic tmenee in homes gar.
dene, bridges and monuments, Naturally
much at my attention has bsen turned to
etyrobire, the land of my birth. It may
be kinship fancy or a closer acquaintance
with facto, bee it some to me Aytehire
bus played a large heed in winning the
applause of eodleoe ages. An aecouet of
the birthplace of Robert Bruce, near the
Maiden:, and the ruined Turnberry
Castle, would fill the column:: of TEE
POST. To what other town in tha world
are more eager eyes turned that Ayr and
its vicinity 7 From castle and cottage
bonen they gather to do homage at the
lowly cottage where be was born, or pay
their tribute of respect to the etately
monument on the banks of the Don.
"To Nett:treat oweateet chord of song
Each nation fondly turn,
And glory guards for zvermore
The tribute paid to Burnie"
Great men like'Gleclatone or Tennyson,
have their own age, but the„ genius of
Burns fitted hirn for every age and made
him an eternal fixture on through the
Agee.
eTime bet the impression deeper meltee,
As streams their channels wear."
The Otemclarcl Sauk of Canada
CAPITAL (anthorised by aot of Pernamen0 ••• 14,000,000 00
OAPITAL (folly Paid ep) .„ 1,000,000.00
liSSERVO FORD .„ .„ 80830000
,080Tah dillBETR „. ..„., .„ 13,077,804 60
HEAD OFFICE. - TORONTO
GIBE IN 10388), Central Manager
BR USS E LS : D70810 r...T3m.a. to mvena.
blepartice evera le terra% Draft
and 1119090y orders issued, payable at any point, at loweet :rates, Oolleetione
promptly attended to, A General Banking PIONO088 tritION90t051. Every faeility
afforded Customers living .t.t. a diatance.
Savings Bank Department A=rxdataegivvnatz=
current rate allowed front date am:email to opened, and added to the principal May
Met and Moven:bee 30011.
Farmers' Sale Notes ()althea or reeeired for safe keeping and
Blank Note, POEM F°°rIeir elut"Apolleetton
.
Houn 50 to 8, Saturday:: 10 to 1, FH. GRAY, Adana,
proof of what I write. On Saturday the
19th of July, there arrived from Ghtegow
30 pat:Banger trains, each train baying
about 700 passengers. Exeureion trains
run every now and again and tbe place
in often literally packed with people.
Other attraotions are provided, but tbe
central attraction is, and always will be
he revered name of Borne. On another
day 23,000 paid their way into the monu-
ment and nearly as many into the eat -
rage. The Elaine day the etreet oars took
3870,00. The care ran from Prestie
right through Ayr to the monument a die.
tanoe of about 5 miles. The eattage its
about 2 miles South of Ayr and ie in
mine, the furniture being only a table,
bedstead, eca. Close by is the o'd roofless
kirk, the bell still hanging in the tower.
11 10 all historie ground. The Bible and
Tenement Burns presented to hie itn•
mortal Highland Mary are here too ; the
inneiption is quite legible. The stir.
roondings 'are grand beyond compare.
Spring oomes early with ite wreath of
&were and the Autumn lingers long.
GODitli la superhuman and human Nature
ie prone to worebip what is greater than
life itself. Burns was greater than his
own or any age. Viva le Berne 1 Who
will deny immortality Some will nay
he had Ilia faults, yes, and eo hem the
faultfinders. He was Minted with the
age in which he lived, but he bag out-
lived the age, and hie great, noble heart
beating with humanity to man bee drown-
ed tbe littleness of lilipatian dirt linkers.
Yours respectfully,
JAMES Seirmaz.
Glasgow, Aug. 25, 1902,
Canadian N 0 woe.
The Hamilton deg./sat:her has been
taken off.
Hog cholera is reported in Oxford
County,
The St. Thomas Street Railway bag
ceased operation.
John O'Brien, of Alliston fell from Ede
wagon and wae killed,
T. S. Carman'e uteam yacht Carmana
waa burned at Belleville,
W. H. Reyes, of Galt, VMS shot and
killed at Waterman, Miele.
Eight oases of smallpox bave been
quarantined at Mount Elgin.
The Govrenment luae decided on Thum.
day, Oot. 16, for Thanksgiving Day.
Mre. Franke, a widow, who lived alone
at Chippewa, was found murdered in her
house.
A new comet, known as b 1902, will be
vistble during Ooteher and part of Noe
vember.
A lion escaped from its cage, near the
Grand Opera Hones in Ottawa, and cane.
ad a panic. The beset was soon remp-
tared.
Dr. J. H. Tennant, of London, Ont., ie
fighting Re outbreak of bog :Motors, at.
Tilbury East, He had nearly 300 hogs
killed.
The Board of Works hae given the
Freeman Fertilizer Company of Hamil-
ton 30 days to abate the nuisances at
their worke.
Charles Turner, of Ridgetown, was ma
eidentally shot by James Martin mobile
the two were handling a revolver. He hi
likely to recover.
The members of the Dominion Govern-
ment bave been invited to attend a de-
monstration to be given by the ,
of North York in honor of Hon. Wm.
Melon on Ootober 4th.
2s0R.,:to
MOTA0CliliT.—In Grey, an. Sept. 14, to
Mr. and Mrs. Neil MOTaggart, 16th
oon., a eon.
Bcorx.—In Hallett, on Sept. 28, to Mr.
and Mre. Jobn Scott, a eon, •
Cense—In Marne, on Oot, 1, to Me: and
Mrs. Thos. Clark, a daugbeer.
Seraramoz,— In Grey, on Sept. 29, to Mr.
and hire. Wm. Smalldon, a daughter.
EAL.99.198.XSX2077„
Beoza—Opteme.-4e the manse, Winni.
peg, on Sept. 10, by Rev. Peter Hogg,
Mr. Wilber W. Baker, of Portage la
Prairie, Man., to Mise Bella A.,
youngest daughter of Mee, Frank
Oliver, Brussels.
DONALDSON-011AS55AN.—I0 GOderi011, 08
Sept. 17, by Rev. J. W. Robinson,
Mr. W. A. Donaldson, of Milo City,
Montana, to Mies Sophia Chapman,
of Goderush.
TURNBULL-MONAIR. —At Crenbrook
Bept, 30th, at the residence of the
bride's father, by Rev. D. B. Mo.
Rae, Dr. J. L. Turnbull, of Etc:deride,
to Miss Jean Alexandra, second
eldest daughter, of Mr. Alexander
!McNair, merchant, of Cranbrook.
2:1 t2502:2- •
VRALIDE —At London, on Monday, Sept.
29111, 1902, Mary E. Crawford, wife
rt Allan Fratiek, of Turnbarry, aged
35 yeare.
WAIDIEN —In Bruestld on Sept, 27, Kate
War ren, ag 41 20 years and 10 months.
1E
xvsj Mmiax.,,
Fall Wheat 63 64
Barley
Seas 35 36
60 61
OotIo 25 27
Butte, , 1 elle and mile ., 14 15
pF1130ro:tiHtropet'ige'r(7110'o: zw:tun. a.). , . • . . 4 ,8110 g30 5 :01 304
Applee (per bag)
Bay per ton ... .... . :e1 00 6 00
Sheep :Aloe, ettoll'...., '25 26
Lamb skins each—. ,,, 25 80
Balt per bbl,,, retail 1 00 70
Iliac% trimmed 6 6e
Ilio monuments, even now, are inoreas. Hides rough 5 5
mg teeter than ever, Sojourning for a Rego, Live 6 60 6 60
01300 10 the viainity of Aye X, had ample Wool ,...,........tt 7.1 t p ' 12
.TC.M.Xmle*
FamAY, Cor, 10.—Farm stook at Lot 1,
Con. 17, Grey. Bele, uureneved, at 1
o'olsiok. John Bennett, proprietor; F.
S. Scott, auatioueer.•
Zest -14X. ntea.XTes.
Brussels, On. 2-3.
Howiok, at Fordweeh, 031.4.
Atwood, OM. 7-8,
Blytb, 0°15.7-8,
Dungannon, Oat. 9-10.
ONE CENT A WORD COLUMN.
SERVANT girl wanted at muse. Apply
to MOB. G. F. BLAIR, /3russels.
Honen and lot for Sale on Alexander
street, Brussels. For further particulare
apply at Tion Pon T Pub/felling Rouge.
To RENT.—A good general store, suit.
able for merchant tailor with stook. For
partioulars apply to JOHN HANNOLD,
gala 12,0
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
2 HIGH GRADE JERSEY
cow. tor sale to come in Oet.e, also
a 2-year.old heifer in calf, and 3 yearling
heifers, All Jersey grades,
Graham's Survey, 13 tamale P. O.
(:)(J11. 2. i.lftl2
Coming! Coming 1
T. P. Smith
Ev$ spEciALIEV
Graduate of New York, Philadelphia and
Toronto Optioal Colleges, will he at
Fox's Drug Store
BRUSSELS
ONE PAY ONLY
Wednesday, Oct. 8th.
Como and avail yearn!! of
hie valuable eervieee.
EXAMINATION NOME
FOR SALE—LOT 207 AND
dwelling thereon, North-west corner
William and Albert streets, Brueeels.
49-11 3, uslotr04,
AIR DRESSING.—THE
E—S- DERMONED wishes to announce W-
ale ladies of Bruesels and vicinity that ebe
is prepared to make switches, out of conals.
tem end ant hair, at her •home, Mill ,street
West, Dinesels.. MB% SINGSTON:
OUSE AND LOT FOR SALE,
appoints the (lobar Carriage Factory,
Brussels. In addition to a comfortable
house, with cellar, bard and Bolt water. do.,
there to also a good stable. IWO Of land.
For further paytionlars apply on ,the prow -
Elea to ME% IMO. COBBLE, Bruesels, 11
vcrANTED. — A TRUSTWOR-
alty gentian:au or lady in each noun.
ty to manage businene far an old. eetabitsh-
,ect house of solid financial standing. A
straight, bona fide weekly cash salary of
818.00 paid by check each Wednesday" with
ay expellees direct frorn headynarters.
Money advanced for expenses. Manager,
390 Caxton Bldg., Oidoego. _-
8. EOGGARD, FARM FOR SALE, BEING
QTEER STRAYED ON THE
KJ premises of the undersigned, Lot 32,
Oon. 7, Grey. The said steer 05 01 fair ;due,
red in color with white spots. Ovrnar may
have same by paying expenses,
0.4 o OHAEl. KERR, Eenfryn,
yORKSHIRE BOAR FOR SER-
vlos.The undersigned will keep for
earyloe on Lots 16 & 17, Con. 10, Grey, a
tboro'-bred Imported Yorkshire hog, Prize
winner let Stratford and Mitchell Fairs
Pedigree may be seen on applioation.
Terme 81.00, with privilege of returning if
neoeseary. AUGUST swam
12-4 Proprietor,
"FARM FOR SALE—THE UN–
A.: Dunstan= effete for sale Lot 6, Con, 6,
Grey, containing 75 acres, all cleared and in
good state of cultivation. Buildings and
femme good and an abundant simply of
water. Terme liberal. For farther nettle.
tilers as 00 0,0180 and terms apply to 5508034.
55.106 SMITH, on the premises, or Eruseele
'P.O. 1240
Ni 1101 21, Con. 8, Morrie, containing
100 acres, 90 acree cleared, balance in busk.
Good frame house ; bank barn 52x64 feet ;
good feneea ; orchard; 2 wells ; garden ot
small fruits, &o.; 1 of a mile from eehool ;
18 ulnae from church ; 5 miles froBrae-
eels. Six acres of wheat in and some Fall
plowing done, Pogeeselon could be given on
March 1st, For further partioulare, as to
Pee°, termeafen, apply on the premises to
the proprietor, JAS, EVANS,
11.4 Brussels P. 0.
NOTICE 1
NOTICE is hereby given 'that a By•Law,
known as the Looking Drain By -haw, ividi
passed by the Township of Grey on the 8th
day of September, 1902, providing for the
isene of Debentures to the amount of 0914.46
for the purpoee of drainage and that such
By-law was registered iu the registry offieo
of tbe County of Huron, on the 10th ,day of
september, 1902. Any raotion to quash or
set Libido the same cr any part thereof must
be made within three months from the date
of registration and cannot be made there.
after.
Dated the 18th day of September, 1002,
18.13 JOHN MoINTO8H, Clerk.
118HIONABLE
FAIL
OPENING. .
MISSES
HABKIRK have ieturned from attend-
ing the Millinery Displays at Detroit, Toronto
and London and take pleasure in announcing that
their beautiful display of the latest and most Fash-
ionable Fall Millinery will take place on
WEDNESDAY, 00
THURSDAY
& FRIDAY,
T.12813
3
A hearty invitation is extended to the Ladies of
Brussels on Wednesday and visitors to the Fair on
Thursday and Friday.
Misses Habkirk
c-,caRiGaRoralaaaaan3;u:usralaaacc---)
Fall
MILLINERY OPENING
If you want to see the Latest Styles
in Fall Millinery attend our Fall
Opening on
Thursday 0 c t. 2 & 3i
a"" Friday,
The Millinery will be elegant and well worth
seeing. A choice stock of Ready-to-wear Hata
to band and should be seen and secured.
We are determined to sustain the good name
our store already enjoys for Choke Goods at
Close Prices, and we will be pleased to wel-
come the ladies to the Opening,
ROCHE & HAYOROFTR
1/4SIletfobv3eiceuzietiutoetuult,Ow"--jj