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BUSINESS CARDS.
MONEY '1'0 LOAN AT 5 PE1t
aunt, i'' H. 8001P, Brusuele,
V T 11. MoO11A0KEN,
• Iesurur of Alarringal'400nses, Ulnae
at hie Ornery, 1'ttrnholry street, 13fnenit,
i 3 N, I3AIU UTT,
11). Tonsorial Artist' Hhop—Next door
11o11,41i of A. cf. Matey & own hardware store,
Ladios'anduhildrouu halo cutting a specialty
)IANO ON ORGAN.
J_ {dies Joan MOLnuobllu, pupII of 0, L.
M. Harris, Ttnsleil Doctor, of the Conserv-
atory of A'touto, ilumiltou, ntOntario,. 10 pro -
Pared to give inotrttottmis to ells ou either
piano or organ. Special attenttou given
t0 technic, Lessons given either al Oho
Denten of pupils or at teachers hound. 41.3in
ROBERT CU`NNINGHAM
I0C8n11AN0n,
FIRE AND MARINE,
GUELPH,
T. PLETCHER;
lescei of Marriage Licenses,
01 i1ICR A'C J71%YNLIty 6'ibR11.
I No 1Vitnees Required,
T. FLETCIIER, Brussels
A HUNTJU ,
OIerk of the fourth Division Cour
Co. Huron. Conveyancer, Notary Publia
Land, Loan and Insurance Agent. Funds
invested and to loan. Collections mode
0111ao in Graham's Bleak, Breason°
AUCTIONEERS.
IS. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION -
.L'• ren, will soil for better prlco0,to
butter men, in ass time and lase charges
thou any other Auctioneer in East Huron
or he wont charge anything. Dates acid
orders Dan 'always be arranged at this DMus
or by personal npplioation.
VETERINARY,
TD.WARNYtOIt,
el • Honor Graduate of the Ontario
Veterinary
of College,
an final sind to a peon,.
Potent manner, Particular attention paid
to veterinary dentistry. Calls 000 10113' at -
10. d00nIn re
north of bridge ruuerry 01,. EruesOln.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
Y-fT' M. SINCLAIR, BARRISTPR
-ccsiv
. U
Solietto0 onveyanoer,NotaryPnb-
11c, &a. 0n1ce—'Vcustone's Block, l floor
north of Central Bete Solicitor for 1,110
S tnodaad Bank.
('1F. BLAIR, BARRISTER,
VI• Solicitor, &a. pato of Gamow &
Prondloot's 011100, (iodorion.) Oliiee over
Winos & Smith's Bank, Brussels, 47
Mousy to LOW.
A/1 G-. OAMERON,
• (formerly of Cameron, Holt &
Out. 01 Ofilce-111003lItou 8t,, 009008110 0 1'
borne Hotel.
MEDICAL CARDS.
J. A. M'NAUGHTON,
M.0., 0, M., Trinity University, Follow Trin-
ity Modloal 0oiloge, Member Cojieg0 of Phy-
&clung and surgeons, Ont. Liooutiato of the
Raya1 college of Physicians and Licentiate
of Midwifery, Edinburgh. t..Telephoue
140,14. Residence, Millet„ Brussels.
E. T. SNIDER,
at. 0.; 0. M., successor to Dr, A. McKelvey,
Licentiate of Royal College of Physicians
and Surgeons, Kingston ; Member of the Col-
lege of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario.
Diseases of women and children a specialty.
Eight years' oxporiouoe, ta'Onice and res-
ideuee teat formerly occupied by Dr. M0-
Kolvey,Turnberry 310001,13russols, Se -
DR. F. H. KALBFLEISCH,
Plil'aIOLIN,. 001(0110N AND A0000C1In0B,
SUCCESSOR TO DR. W. GRAHAM,
BRUSSELS. - ONTARIO.
1st 01.rum Honor Graduate of the Universi-
ties of Trinity (Toronto), Queen's (Kingston),
and of Trinity Modloal college; Follow of
Trinity Medical college and member of the
College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontar-
io. .Post Graduate course in Detroit and
Oh
of'EBye, Dar0. , Nose aeeial nd Throation t, and dto is -
eases of Women, fps- •Consultation ill Eng-
lish and. German. Telephone at residence.
BOARS FOR SERVIOE.—THE
undersigned will keep for service, on
Lot 5,00n.0, Grey, a thorn' bred improved
Yorkshire boar and a thorn' bred large Eng-
lish Berkshire hog, Pedigrees may be soon
oil application. Terme Et1,00,;to be paid at
time of service, with privilege of returning
if n0000aary, Alt THUG stomp ,slot.
10.4
BULLS FOR SERVIOE.—TRE
undersigned will keep for service on
Lot 10, Con. 16
Grey,
the
thorn b
red Here-
ford bull Pi toro Also aBunn' bred Dur-
ham ballBoth are oxce
ionail
y
line al
•
imnle.
Torme '+1 00, to be paid Jon. 101,
1800, with privilege or returning if necessary.
41.4 OLIV1411 TU1t 413U:r.L,
Proprietor.
Before. After. Wood's Phosphodins,
y'ttd Grant English Remedy.
Sold and reoormended by aI
druggists in Canada. Only rell
able medicine dl0acvered. Sfd
packages guaranteed to cure all
forms of Sexual Weakness, all effects of abuse
or excess, Mental Worry, Excessive use of To.
been, Opium or Stimulants. Tfalled on rooeipl
of price, one package 21, six, 90. One wilt please,
11411411 caro, Pamphlets free to any address,
Who "Wood Company, Wlodsor, Ont,
Bold In 13 reseals by G. A. DEA1)MAN,
D runlet, Bookseller & Optician.
IMPROVED YORKSHIRE
BOAR POi? SERVICE.
Tno tmde'slguedwill troop for 0orviee on
Let 16, Oen, 6 Morris, the thoro'•bod iln-
movud Yorkoltiee Boar, "Oak Lodge LBDg'
follow," No. 3400, bred by J.E. 13rcthoa0, Bur.
ford, to wbiolt a limited number of 00198 will
be titian], Terme, 81.00, to be paid at talc
of gervie0 with privilegeof returning IP Dee.'
mouthy,
A nnmbor of choice young eow0 for Bale dor
breoding 90rpo008 10111811 0111 be Bold at
prla01 t0 attic 17.10131 N
o,I01104, Proprietor,
15t.blct r` 4tUGa
't *'0Xt1C0t1•.
M(0e Jean D1video11 hoe returned from
horioh.
John Wnnlnao, of "Toronto, O, 1', R.
inoprotnr, paid the lawn a vini 1,
H. Hamilton, IL Morrloon, 11. Film.
mons anti G. liudorwood wrote au their
3rd elites exams, in Uarrietou,
There have been soma changes in the
O, P, R. amnion men here, The place of
J, Giileepie lute been Laken by J. Ilio
Lead, and John Ardell, of Gerrie, is out.
of the staff which has boon tautened,
On Monday evening of hast week Bea,
McKay, D, M., of 1301100030, paid a fro,
Weal visit to Montana Lodge, No, 177,
T, 0. 0. F., and initiated the following
oMoore 3—P. G.J. Douglas • N. G.,
, Il,
Thompson ; D. G„ Jae. Paulin ; lt. 6„
J. A. Barnard ; '1.'Peas., G. Barnard ;
Warden, Geo, Bpottoo ; 0. 0,, A. Brown;
L (1., A. Thompson ; R. S. N. G„ R. S.
Gibson ; 11. S. V. G., G. Leckie,
1 x.ett;1'.
130 tiohotn were sold at this station for
[Tongan on 130121h,
The heavy (root did oonoidorablo dam-
age to vegetabtna, oto.,'in Stephen,
A meeting of the Exeter Turf Olub was
held when a dividend of $2 23 was de -
eland,
Rev. 'D. M. Ramsay, wife and family,
of Ottawa, are visiting friends and rola.
lives in town.
A, Q. Bobier has had a new boiler
house erected at the oreamery and a new
boiler planed therein.
The market weigh softies which have
been conduoted by Mr. Zinger for some
years will in future barna by Mr. Cobble•
dick, the owner.
At the instance of David Russel, Sem-
mel Bradt, of Exeter North, was brought
before Magistrates Snell and Clark to
answer to the charge of injuring plantiff'e
oow to the extent that the injuries re•
stilted in her death. After hearing Dorm•
sal for both parties, the evidence of the
witnesses in behalf of each party, the
ease was dismissed.
1A os (Awl eh.
The town was very quiet on the 12th.
A number of the stores were closed and
quite a few Hags wore up.
Geo. Leighton, of Harriston, who has
'the contract for rebuilding the dam here
has the work well under way. The water
le shut off now and it will not be long be.
ford our millers will again be able to run
their mill by water power.
A large crowd from here went to
Walkerton on the 12th of July. A few
went on the train, but the majority drove.
L. 0. L. No. 612, 0. Y. B. No. 4, and
Red Cross Temple, R. B. P., No. 335,
represented Fordwicb in the Orange pro.
oeeston in Walkerton that day. '
The Orangemen and Young Britons of
town, accompanied by many visiting
brethren from other lodges, attended
divine service in the Methodist church on
Sabbath afternoon, 10111 inst., when the
Rev. Hoskins preached a very nppropri•
ate sermon. There was a large number
of Orangemen present and the oburbh
was crowded to its utmost capacity.
Rev. J. W. Mahood, of Rook Rapids ;
R. J., of Marshalltown ; and D. G., of
Webster City, Iowa, spent the past week
visiting at the home of their parents in
town. They left on Wednesday morning
for home, going via the upper lakes for a
pleasure trip. Mise L. Mahood acoom•
ponied them as far ae Owen Sound. She
will spend a few days visiting friends in
Dundalk.
.Listowel.
Listowel Band was aleading attraction
at the Orange celebration in Ripley on
the 12111.
The members of Bernard Lodge A. F.
and A. M., aro arranging for an exclusion
and pio•nic to Elora on or about the 2811
Inst.
Mr. Fleming, chairman of the Board
of Works, is deserving of the thanks of
every bioyolist in town for having had
the loose stones re•rnoved from theistreet,
J. H. Gunther has so far recovered
from his recent aooident as to be able to
attend to his business again, though not
able to move about without the aid of
crutches.
A boy named Beatou, on the town line
East, met with a serious accident while
driving a mower on Tuesday of last
week. Io some way he fell and was
struck on the head by one of the prongs
of the mower. His skull woe fraotared
and he also sustained other injuries.
The Departmental examinations which
have been in progress at the High school
last week finished on Monday. Thorn
were 14 candidates %vetting for Form 1 ;
97 for Form 2 ; 26 for Form 3 ; and 1
for Form 4. W. D. Spence, of St.
Moi'ys', W. G. Adams, of Stratford, and
Geo. Tbompoon, of Millbank, had charge
of the examinations.
Oboe. P. Smith , the genial and oblig.
ing aocountant of the Bank of Hamilton
hero, returned to town last week bringing
with him his bride, nee Mien Mabel
Kent, of Wingbnm. The happy couple
were united in the bonds of matrimony
on the 2nd inet., at Sb. Matthew'6
church, Toronto, Rev, Me. Maoklem,
rector, being the offhointiog olergyman.
a number of friends of the bride and
groom from Wingham and other pointe
witnessed the interestingceremony.
Y
The newly mauled couple subsequently
took n trip down the St.La %vronoe.
Ex,tluNATIo00,—Diet of au000saful
oanditiatee at the Entrance and Publio
school leaving examinations at Listowel :
Entrance—Gir1e.—Gwendolen, Aahbery,
843 ; Mary Baker, 718 ; Ethel Baptise,
6571 Effie Buohanan, 021 ; Ida Dan.
brook, 629 ; Irene Campbell, 778 ; Beat.
rioe Olimie, 708 ; Mary Coulter, 677 ;
Mary Cuthboetsoe, 621 ;; Ida Danbrook,
620 ; Myrtle Ferguson, 690 ; Mena
Gabel, 661 ; Edith Godfrey, 708 ; Emma
Hawkins, 783 ; Beatrice Heard, 669
Gertrude Happier, 676 ; Annie Hemp.
hill, 552 ; Gertrude Ingram, 600 ; Ada
Kidd, 600 ; Daisy Landorkin, 668 ; flan.
tall Leslie, 086 ; Mabel McNichol, 007
Orillio Meyore, 000 ; Roxey Poole, 682
Lily Rapp, 016; Edna llouleton, 600 ;
Guard° Torbene, 692 ; Lizzie Tomlinson,
794 ; Ag ie Thompson, 768 ; Ethel Van.
atone, 06'1; Olive Watson, 029 ; Mary
White, 69.4 ; Minnie Zilliax, 071. Boys,
—Wm, Anderson, 703 ; Benin Arm.
strong, 683 1 Thomas Butt, 702 1 Edwin
Bricker, 728 ; Oliver Barber, 720 ; Ar.
Hutt Brook, 091 ; John 3. Bnohanan,
750 ; Robert Binning, 720; Warren Fal -
lie, 079 ; Molbourn Gee, 598 ; George
;
Edward
Creon, 089 ;Goo. Gabel 862
I2eroman, 660 ; John lleinbeoke', 070 ;
Albert Hammond, 087 ; Elwyn Ilaok.
11ey, (12 , Thos. 'leant, 11.3 i Coo. limy,
(,.53 ; John Jnhnotuu 504 ; Garry Koch,
703 ; • Shhi,<y 4.14,0, 704 ; Adam 51u.
Keever, 030 ; Iturh„rt MnLonuan, Glia ;
Frank McDonald, 713 ; Buy Patterson,
1117 ; Cyrus Riggs, '108 ; Donald D.
Sharpe, 825 ; Hurtle Soobt, 757 ; Wil.
Ilam Simpson, 011 ; Edwin Smith, 710 ;
John Sttibbe, 669 ; Fred, Torrance,
010 ; Gustave Witter, SOI ; Wm. Walsh,
650. Public Hotfoot Leaving Girla,—
Maggio I3rimnstone, 010 ; Mary Cameron,
62.3 ; Noll 1'eer, 788 ; ]flora Smith, 050 1
Pauline Vines, 0)11. BoysAndrew
lluobanan, 013 ; Arthur Douglass, 688 ;
Anthony holt, 623 ; Wilbur gMoBowell,
82)1 ; John Nesbitt, 619 ; Geo, Smith,
1120 ; John Snyder, 014. Obtained
Entrance oel'tilioatou on Public) school
leaving examinations 1—Jean Cleland,
Lulu Edmunds ; Mande 1.1,erf, Jennie
Mandel, Minnie Mol!'arlane, Beatrice
McFarlane, Maggie Oppor, Florence
PertorIuld, Lizzie Wilson,
GIooe'ite-
Most of the people from hereaelobrated
the 12111 in Walkerton this year.
The Preebyterian Sabbath school hold
a pic•niu in Maitland grove on July 12th.
Mies Clarissa Coleman, of tvfurkdale,
is the guest of her sister, Aire, Wm.
Hammond,
•Ohoster McLaughlin left on Wednes-
ciay morning of Met week for Dauphin,
Man„ to seek his fortune in the Prairle
Province.
P1nooItOTA'TloN.—On Friday evening,
July 11th, a large oompaay, representing
the Howlett and Turnberry Oongrega•
tional oburohes, met at the home of Rev.
J, W. Collin and presented him and Mrs.
Gatlin with a beautiful buggy, duster
and whip, together with an epproprlate
address. Mr. Golan, in replying to the
address, expressed himself as more than
pleased with so useful and timely a gilt.
They could not, ho considered, have
chosen a more suitable way of conveying
their regards. It was a most beautiful
gift and ono that both himself and Mrs.
Coffin would especially appreoiale eines
0o many hours of their time had of
neoessity to be spent on the road. The
address too, was exceedingly kind.
They did not, however, need even the
kind worde, pleasing ae they were, to as.
sure them of the friendly foaling existing
between them. They had all along been
assured of these from the uniform good
will and hospitality received at the hands
of all the friends. He fully reciprocated
the wishes expressed in the address, and
hoped that under the blessing of God
they might be abundantly realized.
Mrs. Goffin also added a few words of
bhaul(e, and Rev. A'Ir, Garbutt, L. L. B.,
of Gerrie, epoke briefly in oongratula•
tion. After a brief program of music,
vocal and instrumental, taken part in by
Mrs. (Rev.) Brown, Howiok ; Mrs. Cof-
fin, 0. W. Andrews and others, the
oompany took refreshments, and later
their way home having spent a very
pleasant evening.
.19.two Del.
Atwood Frill Fair is on Tuesday and
Wednesday, 001. 4th and 5th.
The Baptist people are asking for
tenders for re-ehiugling the Atwood
Baptist church.
T. M. Wilson, B. A., of the Simcoe
High Sohool teaching staff, is home for
his Summer vacation.
H. Y. Hoar is the delegate from Court
Atwood No. 782, L 0. I., to the High
Court of Western Ontario, which meets
in Chatham on Ang. 9th, 1808. B. W.
Zieman, as High A'Ieessnger, will also at-
tend from Atwood.
Of the three candidates who wrote
from the Atwood Publio school at the
recent Entrance examinations, all were
successful viz :—Gwendolen Asbury,
848 ; Myrtle Ferguson, 636 ; Mary Outh-
berteon, 321, Marks required to pass,
560.
Mrs. A. H. Wynn, Welland Wynn and
Miss Sarah Rowe left Newry for Neepa•
wa on the 12th inst., to visit relatives.
They will be away for some weeks. Mr.
and Mrs, 0. W. Herreil, of Neepawa,
will meet them at Winnipeg. Mrs. Her-
rell, is Mrs. Wynn's daughter.
R. M. Ballantyne and Robt. Anderson
have had their stores] removed prepara-
tory to erecting brick etruotures. The
removal of the old furniture store obliter•
atee an old land marls in Atwood. The
building was erected in 1877. D. Cole,
of Ethel, had charge of the work of re-
moval
Robb. Woods, 8111 eon., narrowly
escaped death by lightning. He was
stunned by the flash whioh struck his
born, and it Was some time before he
rallied, but he was not much hurt. Two
rafters, one ventilator and some shingles
of the barn were splintered and the
building filled with smoke as a result of
Hie Hash, otherwise none the worse. It
was a close call nevertheless. The prop-
erty ie insured in the Perth Mutual,
At the anneal meeting of the Ontario
Farmers' Flax Manufacturing Go. the
following officers were re•eloated for the
ensuing year ;—President, •Jno, Hanna ;
Directors John Graham, Wm. Blair,
Jno. A. 'Turnbull and J. A. Klump ;
Soo.-Treas., J. W. MaBafn. The finan-
cial statement of last year was read and
adopted. The (someone of opinion
among the shareholders proeent was in
favor of immediate sale of the 1807 orop
even at a reduced prioe, to clear it out,
PAS01ilb AWAY.—The community were
o the death of Susan
sieved to hoar of
g.
Farrell, b 1
ved vire of our respected
townsman,Robb. Forrest,
after a brief
lineae.
Demand was brn in the county
of Donegal, Ireland, about 1828. She
emigrated to Canada with her parents in
1862, looating in Wellesley, Waterloo Co.
Out., where they resided a short time
and thea removed to the neighboring
township of North Easthope, There
her father and mother died, On the way
up the 51. Lawrence, a short distance
above Quebec city, the ship took fire and
was totally destroyed, the paeseogors
barely escaping with their Iivee, the For -
roll family included. All the personal
and household effoote of the family were
ooneotnod, including the family records,
whioh accounts for the family not being
able to give the exact age of the deceased,
On Sept, 24th, 1857, tho subject of thie
notice wee married to Mr. Forrest and
together they braved the hardships and
privations of pioneer life in the thou
sparsely settled country. They took up
their residence at Mueselhns'g, Morning.
ton township, and assumed the mown.
Unities of life with the oheerfui willing.
nese, pers0veranee and enterprising
seal that is invariably crowned with
enocess. Tor several years Mr. Forrest
followed his trade as carpenter and bridge
builder, and evidences of his skilled work
man0hip ars stili to be soon in different
THE BRU/SSgt,
parts of Perth 00111113'. He finally drift.
ed into fanning ae a more remunerative
occupation, and after a residence of nine
veers at 111uoselburg, they moved into
Elmo, township in 1800, puehaeing lob
l2 on the 6411 00n., known ae the Porter.
Hall farm, whore they resided for 7
years, They sold thio property to Jae,
Porterfield and pnrohased a farm in
Maryboro, on which they resided only 1
year, and then moved back to i'.lmo, buy
ing lot 22, Dan. 7. !fere they erected a
line large brink holies and bank barn
and made other improvements in peeping
with Mr, Forreot's progressive nature.
But the long years of tail and the extol,.
Mee of time began to wear open their
naturally rugged oonstibntione, and they
dsoided to retire from farming and spend
the remainder of their days in quiet and
peace in Atwood. In oonoegnenee of t1i0
deoleioo they disposed of their farm in
1802 to It, S. Ballantyne, and moved in-
to the village, where they oontinued to
reside, worthy and reepeuted citizen0,
until the wbite.wiogod messenger entered
their home and snapped asunder the
adored tie which honed them together in
love and duty for over 40 years. Four
ohildren were born ,to them, one of whom
(Fanny) is dead. The 'survivors are *—
Km Jas. Edgar, ilowielc ; Mrs. Wm.
Aitoheeon, Spokane, Wash„ and Win.
1., of Atwood Tho familyare all well.
to•do and an honorto their parents. We
know of no family more devotedly at-
tached to one another. Mrs. Aitobeeon
travelled over 3,000 miles, occupying over
5 days and 5 nights in the hope of seeing
her mother before she entered into that
long sleep from which there is no awaken-
ing in this life.. But Fate ruled other.
wise and the daughter was not permitted
to oat -run the swift messenger of death.
13Lvlit.
John Denholm is chipping 12 care of
hay to Liverpool this week.
The Grand Tennis brought 050 passen-
gers to Blyth on the 121111.
Maete' George Campbell left op Mon-
day of last week for Winnipeg.
Mrs. Belfry and Mies Clara, of Mont-
real, are spending a month with Blyth
fr iende.
Rev. T. E. Higley, of Blylb, has ac-
cepted the appointment to the parish of
Blenheim and Owry.
Fred. Toll, of East Wawanosh, left on
Monday morning of last week for {tow•
land, Manitoba, where he will spend one
month.
Dr. J. N. Perdue is at present on a
business and pleasure trip to the North•
west. Elie brother, Dr. Albert Perdue ie
attending to his practice in his absence.
Arrangements have already oommenoed
for a baseball tournament at Blyth at an
early date. The clubs from Brussels,
Kincardine, Walkerton, Cargill and
Wingham will be asked to compete.
Goderich.
The steamer, Oity of London took two
hundred passengers on the Orange exour•
cion to Port Huron on the 12th.
The employees of the Goderich Knit-
ting Co. are working overtime in an effort
to keep up with the work on band.
Rev, Father west has returned from
Sandwiob, where he had been attending
a retreat at L'Assomption College.
Alex. McLeod is nursing a broken col-
lar bone, the result of a fall while bi.
cycling on the Agricultural Park traok.
Godorich Marble Works shipped a
large load of 0i11e, corner pieces, etc., to
the new Presbyterian ohuroh at St,
Helene.
A special sermon to the men engaged
on the elevator will be preached in North
street Methodist ohuroh some Sunday
not far distant.
A row of apilea has been driven for the
proteotion of the G. T. R. traok at the
foot of the bank just South of the site of
the new elevator.
The Weal) Huron and South Huron
election protest cases have been set for
trial at Goderioh on October 27111 and
Ootober 31st, respectively.
The :Sigual says :—Three days have
boon allowed for the West Huron eleotion
trial. To bear the yappers yap one
would think that it would take about
three years to finish the trial instead of
three days.
While shooting spar rows one day last
week Henry Halstead, of Tipling's
grocery store, met with a painful ao-
oident. When he had filed several shote
the gun became hot, and when he put in
another obarge of powder it ignited, ex-
ploding right in his face. All the hair
and akin was removed, from his chin to
his forehead, and the great wonder is
that his eyesight was not ruined.
PB 000wooBY,—The regular meeting of
the Presbytery of Huron woe held in
Knox ohuroh on Tuesday of last week, the
following members were present : Revs,
Colin Fletcher, Thames Road ; A. Mo.
Lean, Blyth ; S. Acheson, Kippen ; Dr.
McDonald, Seaforth ; J. A. Hamilton,
Londesboro ; Mr. Musgrave, Winthrop ;
Jae. Hamilton, Goderioh ; D, M. Martin,
Exeter ; Mr. Oarriere, Grand Bend ; Mr.
Graham, Bayfield ; J. A. MoDonald,
Varna ; and Jas. A. Anderson, B. A.,
town ; elders, Peter MoEwan, Goderioh,
and Mr. Thompson, Varna. Those ab•
sent, Alex. Stewart, Clinton ; Neil Shaw,
Egmondville ; J. S. Henderson, Hensel{,
end Robert Henderson, Auburn, Rev.
Samuel Aoheson'e term as moderator
having expired, Rev. Colin Fletcher, M.
A., whose name came next in order, was
appointed ae his snowier.
The Dom•
'tE who
attended the General As.
ml ee
eemblY n at Montreal presented their dill.
genas. The oonvenere of committees
were appointed as follows : Home mie.
sions, Rev. B. Aabeson ; foreign missions,
Rev. Dr, McDonald, Seaforth ; superin-
tendence of students, Rev. Stewart, Clin-
ton.; finance, Rev. Neil Show, Egmond•
villa ; C. E., Rev. J. S. Henderson, Hen-
gall ; church life and work, Rev. Jas. A.
Anderson, B. A, ; augmentation, Rev. A.
MoLean, Blytb. A000rding to the cue.
tom of the Presbytery, students within
1118 bounds are required to appear before
the court, and deliver sermons on texts
previously given them. Mr. Mathewson,
supplying for Rev. Walter Moir, of
Brueefield, (who is on a visit to the
Old Country), appeared and delivered a
dieaouree on Romano 1-17. The Pres.
bytery unanimously agreed to recon.
mend that he continue as a student at
Knox College. Rev. Mr. Diokie, aegis•
tont to Rev. Dr. McDonald, of Seaforth,
appeared and oomploted his trial of leo.
tures, and was duly licensed by too Pres-
bytory to preaoi% the gospel. The next
meeting will bo held at Clinton on the
e000nd Tuesday in September.
The 0. P. R. hoe'granted Northwestern
farmore the wolaomo boon of loading oars
direct them wagons,
POST
The bean Drop Li Item promised to be
exceptionally good.
There are five Dallas of smallpox now
among the lamb butoh of Galloiano at
Winnipeg.
Tbs oonstruution of a oottag0 hospital
in connection with Upper Canada College
has been dsoided upon,
Jostiee MacLennan has been appoint.
ed an additional judge on the rota for the
trial of Provincial election petitione.
The Newfoundland delegates wire that
the conferonoe with Hoo. Joeeph Oham.
berlain, imperial secretary for the colo-
nies, wore most eatiofaotory,
W.11, Bartram, solicitor, London, has
sworn oat information against Judge Ed.
ward Elliott, oherging him with having
disobeyed an aot of the Legislature in a
Division Court ease.
Daring Tbureday night the back win-
dow of the Wellandport p001ofi100 was
broken open and the office burglarized.
About $40 in stamps and 38 in money
taken. The burglars overlooked several
registered letters.
Mise Millie Dawson, who was eo ter•
ribly injured by a Wellington oar, while
crossing Richmond etreet, London. on
the afternoon of Juno 2511i, has instruct-
ed her eoliaitore, Messrs, Gunn dt iltu'.
vey, to issue a writ against the etneet
railway company, claiming damages for
0 ]
the lose of her leg and
juries. The amont is notrnanent in.
named in the
writ, bet the sum Bought is understood to
be large.
McLEOD'S
System Renovator
AND OTDEB
TESTED REMEDIES
SPECIFIC AND ANTIDOTE
For Impure, Weak and Impoverished
Blood, Dyspepsia, Sleepleeenese, Palpita-
tion of the Heart, Liver Complaint,Ne0r.
algia, Loss of Memory, Bronchitis, con-
sumption, Gall Stones, Jaundioe, Zidney
end Urinary Diseases, 6t. Vitus' Dance,
Female Irregularities and General De.
bility.
LABORATORY, GODERICH, ONT.
J. M. MoLEOD,
Prop. and Manufacturer.
Sold b Jas. Fax, llrugglot, Brussels.
TAILORING!
M. G. Richardson
Is prepared to do all kinds of
work in his line.
Good Workmanship and
Good Fits Guaranteed.
LATEST STYLES.
Suits made for $4 and upwards.
"Shop in Garfield Block.
A. COUSLEY
Real Estate 86 Loan
AGENT, BRUSSELS.
Money to Loan on Farm Secur-
ity at the Lowest Rate
of Interest.
Money Loaned on Notes and
good Notes Discounted. Sale
Notes a Specialty.
Fire 113 Life Insurance Written.
Special Attention given to
Conveyancing.
Aa COUSLEY,
Office over Deodman'e Drug Store,
BRUSSELS.
NEW
ui�Ver Slio
The undersigned has open-
ed up a Butcher Shop in the
SMILE BLDCK BRIMS,
where he will keep constant-
ly on hand a supply of the
Best Meats Procurable,, sold
at reasonable prices. A share
of public patronage solicited.
LYY .A.L"rtkiil ER.
Meat delivered to all parts
of the town.
1 'GA81 X'AID POlt ki1DIa6.
Every day a bargain dm. .may
Int Saes when you need them,
o net for waiting 111111 " 11 ig aim"
day to buy theta ut a fair price if you
wear "Slater Shoes."
Always name 1r<'t—•proportion of
leather, war mans tip and profit, lie!-
form year in, year out.
No pre1n- i IMA to pay—no out prices to
wait t'ui, only steady, -dependable
.6 znoney'owortli,atraight and aboveboard,.
guaranteed by the makers. Goodyear
welted, lame and pipce, $3,00, $4.00
and 75.00per pair staii1 1 on sole.
"The .Slater Shoe."
Jno. Downing, - Sole Local Agent.
SHINGLES
British Columbia
{ted Cedar Shingles
AND- —
Nortlt Shore
Pine and Cedar
FOR SALE AT THE
Brussels Planing Mills
Also Doors and Sash of all Pat
terns on hand or made to order
at Short Notioe.
Estimates Furnished for all
kinds of Buildings, Workman-
ship and Material Guaranteed.
P. A 1YJ. E T
BRUSSELS
PIIIP WORKS.
I wish to inform the people of Brussels
and surrounding district that I have pur-
chased the Pump Business. of JAMES
BELL and will be found ready to attend
to all wants in either new work or repairs
at moderate prices.
No better Pump in the market.
Order left at my shop or residence or
at P. SCOTT'S chop will be promptly
looked after.
I Orders taken for the Digging of
Wells and Cisterns.
Gomer Green
MILL STREET, • BRUSSELS.
Cook's Cotton Root Compound,
Ie successfully used monthly byover
�10,000Ladies, Safe, effeobual. Ladis ask
your druggist for Cook's Cation Root Com-
pound. Take no other, as all Mixtures, pills and
imitations ate dangerous. Prise, No. 1, 01 per
box; No. 2,10 degrees stronger, 40 per box. No.
1 or 2, mailed on receipt of price and two &gent
Stamps. The Oook Compaayiwindaor, Ont
1*-NoO. 1 and 2. sold and recommended by all
reeponeible Drngg101010 Canada,
Noe. 1 and 2 sold in Brussels by
G, A. DBADMAN,
Druggist, Bookseller & Optician.
MONEY TO LOAN.
Any Amount of Money to Loan
on Parm or Village Pro-
perty at
6 & 6i Per Cent., Yearly.
Straight Loans with privilege of
repaying when required.
Apply to
A. Hunter,
Division Court Clerk, Brussels.
PICOSI
Will mala'
a well matt
of YOtt
Man P0000000 ear An00a
BOOM m mon 100000.
nee.. Parlbr0 Memory Nightly MaoismcsoMelaka,.
'341.1.;:i;10
torrhooa,impotonoy, em., caused by past
gfvas visor and alae to shrunken organs, and
quickly bat euroliyreetoroe hoer MA3r0000 So, old
or Deno. Use 11 0000 and you a plain
etr000
end happy salgy se rent by mobs 18 plain w0rpper
sad d mealy sealed. from Price, /0 a Pon. ltse8y
naiad in volt ney in„ herrdt. a packe¢e, .ix
far sot send money In letter o tters to3 01. or PDFP M'.
D.
ed letteAddreso all r,
Neeeer001,eONT., Agent tor t e Do.
minion 01 Canada.
Who MakesYour Clothes?
--WHY Y
E. C. DUNFORD,
THE ONLY
High Class Tailor and Furnisher in Brussels.
LEADER IN
Worsteds, Sages, Cheviots and Fine W000lene.
HATS for boys and men at popular priori, from 00o to $2.60.
NECKWEAR—All the newest effects in Knots, Derbye, Bowe and Flowing Ends.
SUSPENDERS that will hold you forever.
In fact everything that Dan be found in s Hrot•olass Tailoring and Furnishing
Establishment can be found here at prices to snit the times.
.a•
E. 0. DUNFORD.
DON'T READ THIS AD
And then throw away this paper before you oonolude yon are losing
good money
by not buYtngY
oneDAIRY SUPPLIES n0.W
ear
e
prepared to supplever3' parson with Dairy Cane
Pails, Milk Pane and Tinware off all kinds at prices a000rding to quality.
Graniteware of all kinds, _
HARDWARE F aviag rat in a stoop of Spades, Shovels,
. Forge,&o., of the beet quality we eolioit
your Patronage.
Paint Your House with the best weather and water
proof Paint in the market. We eon it.
Screen Doors and windows on hand and made to order.
Tho best line of Cook Stoves to choose from.
Eavetrrou china and .Z a airin o
promptly attended to,„,;i`
it for wagon, it will call on you for your truck in a
N. B.—Wait 1 our � g , y
few days.
Wilton &TurnbuYl