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BICYCLE!
We have one Bioyale to diettOee
of, of Bale Beneon'e purobssee. None
better for the money and very few
better at any prioe. I ia the °o0.
cent, earns make as I ride and whioh
I do in preference to all others.
Then who know them best say most
in their praise. Repair men would
be Emmet if only Orenent Bioyolea
were Bold. They are fully gueran.
teed.
$10 Cash
and 49 a month for three months
will take this wheel, or will rent it
for the balance of season for 410.00,
This is a bargain.
G. A. Deadman,
Druggiet, Optician & Bookeeller.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
SOISTRZItil XXT11NS1011 W. G. & S.
Trains leave Brussels Station, North
and South, as follows:
Dome SonTn, Gorriei Nonni,
13 Xeress 7:10 am, I Mail 2.10 p.m
trisect 0:9S a.m. I Express 10:10 pma
Taal reivs bins.
A °islet's among ye takinnotes,
An' faith he'll prent it.
Rana ie badly needed.
Tun weather bas been hot.
Tao Maitland river ie very low.
Busse Voters' list will be oat next
week.
WE welcome items of news. Band
them in.
Dcal'T miss Mr. Rantenberg's lecture
on "The Jews."
HAND US in the n ams of your visitor
and we'll do the rest.
.A. Miami matob is talked of with Kin-
cardine racquet ;yielders.
Some small boys caught a live musk
rat in the river Ian Saturday.
ConTitAoTon Ansnow starts hauling
gravel for the corporation next week.
GEOnon BEST has invested itt a family
umbrella and the girls say "It is ont of
eight"
ISCInintr. Virr,ToN is away ab Toronto
this week attending the Masonic Grand
Lodge.
Eton Huron Fall Fair will be held at
Brussels on Thareday and Friday, Oob.
Gth and 7th.
Mos. A, Coaund has ripe tomatoes
already in her garden. Her oollection of
flowers is also Worthy of note.
A. Lanes pone of glace was broken in
the North show window of A. Strachan'e
stote last Saturday evening.
Tile meeting (lolled for Monday even-
ing to arrange for a day's sport in Brus.
seta was a fizzle. Cause—no turn out.
(alias a number of young people attend-
ed the Presbyterian garden party at Bine-
vale on Friday evening last and report a
good time.
Tonsorr one of the plate glass windows
in the vacant store in the Graham block
was broken. The plate was insured and
will be replaced shortly.
Bins PAMLINE JoemsTON, the Indian
poebees and reciter, may give an enter.,
taintnent in Brum/els in the near Ware.
She is smell worth bearing.
Minute Cartrarr & BibsT have engaged
the services of Jonathan Kirkby, of
Blorrie, to help in setting up and regulat-
ing binders. Ha's a good man.
A. row complainte are made about
neighboring pig peng. These plane
must be kept clean and free from bad
odors or the Board of Health will have to
enforce the law.
A mutants exchange gaye that recently
upon the death of a deilnquent subeorib-
er the postmaster returned the paper
marked "deceased ; use asbestos and
change the address,"
Ton town bell was not rang for 0 couple
of days this week owing to the low con-
dition of Mrs. Anderson, who livee near
the Town Hall. At the time of writing
Mrs. Anderson is no better.
H. R. Bnowne, artist, has removed the
old fence from in front of his residence
and is not going to pat upanother, we
understand. The premises certainly
look better without the faun.
SAIntArn Sehool excursion from Alma
to Goderioh Friday of this week. Spacial
train leaves Brussels at 8t80 a, m, and
returning starts from Godetioll at 6 ;o'.
cloak. Return fare 80 cents for adults
and 40 cents for children,
Tom Clinton Record says in speaking
of Myth Orange celebration :—Brussels
Lodge had the only fife and drain band
in the procession, and it was a good one.
It was aboat a note strong and rendered
Orange music in a snappy and spirited
manner.
TIMBRo will be received for the naw
rectory to be erected for St. John's
()Much to next Monday evening, 25th
ingt„ np to 7 o'olook. Plane and apecifi-
cations may bs dean at Beaker & 'Van.
stone's office. The building will be a
solid brick.
Tenn is no recent change in the
place] law regarding holidays in rural
municipalities, as some soppose. In
rural municipalities school closed this
year on rune 80th, and will open on
Monthly, Aug. lath, In oities, towns
and villages they °need on juin 30th
and will open on Thursday, Sept. let.
Dom—Lost Friday evening I:Immo,
youngest daughter of the late Edward
Vanes, forreetly of Brunets, passed
away to her eternal home, aged 17 years
and 9 dayt. Mise Veto° lived in Sault
Ste. Marie, 17. S. She had been poorly
for grime time Mat was Only oonfined to
bed for 7 weeks. Cause of death paraly-
gie. Fianna died in a happy 000e01000.
nen of going to dwell with her Saviour.
She was a member of the Baptiet church.
Panetta took piece en Sunday. It ie
threl, gears since the Miens Vareoe re
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MOM trawl limeade,
Itanatmaron of °Moen in °mine:anon
with St. John's Lodge, A. F. & A.. 81,,
Braesele, will take plan next Tuesday
evening.
Tile blackboards at the Brinson Publics
whop, have all been restated by Welker,
of London, with his blackboard com-
pound, and are now lo aplendid condi.
non,
Gamut Rilwennfi will convert hie oicler
men building, 81 111 enact, into a eat
111111 as goon aft the apple Seafinn is over
next Fall. Ile hits purchased an outfit
for sawing.
To test a new wagon 0i torn of dry
Hemlook lumber was put on one load at
P. Ament's yard on Wednesday morn-
ing and hauled to the G. T. R., where it
woe loaded.
Lannas may be anoommodeted with hot
or oold water bathe at the Eleatrio Light
Works on any afternoon. Bits. Main.
prioe will be in oharge. See Advt. in
another colamn,
Bensons Base Bali team hes been
asked to play at Kincardine on Tuesday,
Aug. 2nd. If they go their opponents
will likely be the Cargill nine who de.
feinted them at Wroxeter.
Tan Amherstburg Bobo nye :—The
Brassele Herald has ceased publioation.
It has been straggling for some time.
Bro. Kerr, of Too POST, is left the field.
Two papers in a onemaper town cannot
be snacesefillly oonduoted.
NEXT Wednesday afternoon, at 2 o'-
alook, the Exeoutive of East Huron
Liberal Association will meet in G. F.
Blair's ofidoe, Brunets. As business of
importance is to be transacted every
member is asked to attend.
Tho PosT regrets to learn of the death
of Sanet Hamilton, infant daughter of
Geo. and Agnes Olver, aged 3 weeks.
The parents are deeply sympathised
within their bereavement. The little
girl died on Thuredity of last week.
Gore Brian= Agricultural Society will
clear over 0150.00 as their (Mare of the
recent excursion to the Model Farm at
Guelph. .A. dose of that kind of medioine
is not bad to take, no one has to hold
your nose to pt you to consent either.
Mrs. Thos. Smith and Airs. Andrew
Nicoll, of Newark, N. J., are visiting at
Robed Henderson. The ladies are eie•
tars of Mrs. Henderson and daughters of
Jno. McCallum. It is 10 years eines
Mrs. Smith was in Brunets. They will
be here for a few weeks.
Tan 920,000 Ronald bonus falls due in
$118 0001SO of e, few months as does 92,-
200 os Front street debentures. New de•
bentures will be issued forthwitb, to
cover the amount, with this difference
that instead of paying 7% we 43940t to
get the money at about 4%.
Fon. Tham.—Thursday evening of this
week at 8 o'clock in the Council Chem.
her, a meeting was called for the purpose
of reorganizing Brussels Foot Ball team
or the Pall oempaign. There is a lot of
very likely material in town for a good
nub and a rallying of the forces is asked
nd expected. A. math will probably be
hayed next week with Listowel ea an
opening shot for this season.
AlSONO Grand Trunk shipments this
week were 4 care of lumbar for P. Anlent ;
oars of salt from Enterprise Works ;
028 00 cattle and a oar of bogs by Clegg &
omect ; a oar of hogs by Saner & 'Van -
tone, and other way freight. In the
nooroing goods was a car of agrioultural
mplemente for Cardiff & Beet; a oar of
orn for W01. Rose ; a oar of cement for
erry Bros., and a oar of shingles for P.
meat.
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Bonn TrinOAT LotsT STY1x.--The
medioal men report the prevalence of a
peculiar epidemic of a nature of sore
throat and oolci ,in the heed. The dis-
ease seems to get bold upon the bones
and nerves too, and makes the victim
feel worn oat and debilitated. In the
country the malady seems to have e
wider hold upon the people than in the
town. Oftentimes the complainant bee
Heves he is taking diphtheria. It is not
a serious malady, however, but like la
grippe, should be attended to at onoe arid
carefully watched until every traoe of it
vanishes.
Goon REOORD.—In the reoent Public
School Leaving examinations Brunets
sobool sent up 12 pupils, and notwith•
standing the extreme difficulty of the
Arithmetio, 9 of the number maned.
The successful candidates were :—Oleve.
Garf. Beaker, Mary Friendship,
Willie Grieve, Mabel Hayoroft, Alice
Kendall, Marion McKenzie, Milton
Maguire and Rate Smith. Names are
arranged alphabetioelly. For Entrance
12 wrote and the following 11passed :—
Georgia Ross, Tansy Sinclair, Norma
Vanstone, Ida Zillion Arthur Alli,
Clarke Allin, John R. donaley, Willie J.
Good, Geo. McMillan, Bassett G. Taylor,
and Charlie Zillion, Principal Cameron
and the pupils are to be congratulated on
maintaining the good record of Brunets
school.
RIG SWEEF.—The mail clerks on the
railways have exams. to pass every 6
months of a very practical character. A
catte with pigeon boles ie placed before
them and a package of perhaps 1,200
oards with poetoftioe addresses printed on
them banded to the candidate. Hie
business is to make the best distribution
of these oarde in the aforementioned
nee with ire various labelled hence. The
examiner ht present noting the time no.
copied in the work and maxim are given
as to best distribution. When it is taken
into ancient that there are 66 lines of
railway in Ontario, with separate parcels
for cities and big towns, about 90 eepar.
ations in all it is no easy task. A. week
or go H. W. Farrow faced the made and
at the olon had his marks handed him
as 90 1/12 per cent, Mr. Farrow is a
first-olacs hand and will no doubt work
to the front as he has both (mead and
acouracy in hie vvork.
ClittIZESIOn To Win:BUIL—The follow.
ing appeared is Tueedityn; Mail and
speaks for itself 1—Sir,—Was mph stir -
prised to read in yout spotting whoring
the muoll heralded victory of Wingham
bags ball team ageing Brussels 0.0 Blyth
on July 12th. We admit defeat on that
occasion by a sour° of 16 to 13, but we
will nob permit them to think it was
their playing that did it, but through the
ignorance of the umpire, who knows ag
little of the rules of base boll as any
poem who ever occupied that position.
We admit we bad on Parry, bat there are
others* who do the amnia triek, not leaving
oat Wingluarn. We are also of the opin.
ion that we can beat the same team that
played for Witigliam with the same bop;
that playecilror Brawn on July lath,
We are also prepared to bock our opinion
with any pert of 4100, and would name
GOderioh as the town and July 22nd ag
the date of match, the umpire to be a
disinterested pOrty, Youre, oto.
Hama :wee, Monaget
Brtleeella
TAU BRUSSULS jtykr 22. 189$
People We Talk About.
Joey Good le visiting at Toronto.
Mies Jeanet McKay is visiting is town.
Thos. Ross, of Obegley, is bolidayiug
lte.
Mies Francis is book from bee visit to
Port Dover.
Postmaster Marrow was in Toronto on
Wedneedey,
MVO. &MISS, 111',2 is visiting reIntiven in
Grey township.
Miss Lily Kendall is home from De-
troit on a visit,
Thos. Bradwell, of CO ,ril, Wag in
town Ian Friday.
Reeve Wilford, of Blyth, was in town
on Wednesday.
Mrs. A. Good and children are holi-
daying at Ripley.
Hilton Hunter, has taken a position on
the "Bee" stuff, Atwood.
John Forbes, of Stratford, is visiting
the Arisen Forbes, Albert anon.
Jno. McRae is behind the counter in
FOX'S drug store for a few weeke.
Miss Lizzie Wooke, of Belmote, ie
visiting her EliSiar, WM C. Zillian,
Jno, Leckie, of Toronto, was in town
this week while en route to Chatbain.
Blis. Carter, of 13lyth, is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Robt. Burns, of Brunets.
Chas. Wilson, of Berlin peatoffice, and
wife were visiting in Brussels this week,
Jim. Thetford, of Toronto,.is hada},
hag at J. A. Oreighton's, Princess street.
Mies Alma 13rooke, of Exeter, ie visit-
ing the Blinn Hunter Alexander street.
W. Stewart wheeled to Woodstock
with his eousin, Jas. Close, last Satur-
day.
D. Curry, of Woodstock, was visiting
Thos.Curry, Brunets, during the past
week,
Miss Diary BloLouchlin, of Stratford,
is enjoying a holiday under the parental
roof.
Mrs. Andrew McKee, of Molesworth, is
visiting at Mrs. John Sinclair'e, Prinoess
street.
Miss Mand and Howard Horny, of
Seoforth, are visiting old friends in the
locality.
H. W. Farrow, mail olerk, is erijOylog
a well earned holiday for a week in this
looality.
Miss Maggie Smith is home from her
millinery position at Wiarton for her
holidays.
Mite Myrtle Nett is here from Fergus
for her vacation. She came home on
Tuesday.
Mies Mary Ross, John street, is visit.
ing her cousin, Bliss Mary McClure, of
Molt illop.
Dr. Luna, McCullough and Robert
Wynn, of Detroit, are visiting under the
perinatal roof.
Robb. Henderson was off work for a
few days last week from an attack of
oholera mortine.
Miss Mamie Sample, of Toronto, is en-
joying a holiday visit with relatives and
friends in town.
Bliss McClennan, of tbe Goderiob 001.
leginte staff, was vieiting Miss Teenie
Sinolair this week.
Miss Lizzie Leatherdale left last
Tuesday for a visit with relatives in Galt,
Elora and Fergus.
Mies Bowles, of Chicago, is the guest
of ber sister, Mrs. Robb. Jobnston, Turn -
berry atheist, Brussele.
Prank Smith arrived home from Sea -
for th Collegiate on Saturday. He wrote
ab the exam. Male Summer.
E. 0. and Dirs. Lowry, who have been
visiting their SODS in London for eome
montba, arrived home last week.
Robt. Ross, of Kincardine, was in town
for a few days owing to the serious 111 -
nese of bio daughter with erysipelos.
Ira Gerry is home for hie holidays
from Setaforth Collegiate. He says the
reosnt examinations were pretty stiff.
Mrs. J. N. Kendall has been quite
poorly with inflammatory catarrh bub
we hope the remedies used will prove ef-
ficacious.
0. Zillion, wife and children, went to
Belmore last Sabbath. The boyo
remained for a holiday visit with their
grandparenta.
Mr. Button, of Button & Fitzpatrick,
has not been having the beet of health for
the past montb, but we hope be will soon
be fatly restored.
Rev. R. Pani was nailed to Goderloh on
Tuesday on business (mourning the mak.
ing of the will of Thos. Taylor, a former
Ethelite, who is quite ill,
Biro. 3 R. Grant, of Winnipeg, was
summoned to Newton, Kansas, owing to
the ill health of her mother, Mrs, Hum-
ble, formally of Brussels.
Jno. Downing was celled away to
Scngog to see hie mother who was re.
potted quite ill. As the old lady is over
90 years of ego there is not ninth expo-
tation of reoovery,
Dr. Davidson and bride arrived home
from their wedding tour on Thursday
night of Met week ad will soon be com-
fortably settled in their new home. May
their joys and comforts be many.
George Pipe had his right eye injured
one day last week by a flying chip from a
stone he wen squaring for Jno. Broad.
foot's barn foundation, It was the cause
of ooneiderable pain to George,
Miss Jean Wilson arrived from Elora
on Monday evening, Miss Helen
George, of Pert Elgin, and Min Muriel
Clark: of Elora, actoompanied her and
will visit at "Hawthorne Place" for a
time.
fire. James Oliver, of town ; Mts. P.
D. MoKinnon and daughter, Annioe, of
Winnipeg; and Mee. Hugh IllaKinnon,
of Grey, have gone on a trip to Mackinac
and Thenalon. Mrs. W. A. Dantean,
daughter of Dire. Oliver, lives et the
tatter place,
After the holidays W. A. MoLeraohlin
of this place will anima the Principal-
ship of one or the Sault Ste. Marie
soboole in athlete are four nowhere. He
will do web and the Board is to be con-
gretulotell on securing his servine.
School will re -open on September 1st,
The Pails Star-Traneeript says of S.
Y. Taylor, formerly of this legality t—
The showing of the Paris Pablio School
ig exceptionally good, in fact, the best in
the history of that inetitution. The
number of marks obtained by three oan-
didates averaged between 70 and 76 per
cent, while many others etood well up in
this iiot. This refiebte much credit upon
the Principal, S. Y. Taylor.
J2213. BloAlpine, of Wingham, was Oslo'
tog his wife and daughter, Jean, to a,
main 011 the 10611 con., of Rost Wawa.
nosh, on Dominion day, when the horn
peace too close to an embankment, nue.
mg one side of the vehicle to rise up,
Oohing out Mrs. McAlpine and dough.
ter, The young lady named with very
engin injury, but her mother fored worse,
having her tight ehinthier blade awaked
and her left OM broken near the Wriet.
aim Ohae. Sager and clatlehter lett
Galt on Friday of Ian week where bb
purpose authing their borne. Wo wi
them prosperity.
Barrister Blair and Droned Fox 10
on Wednesday of ON week Mr a bond
eating to 1 arra' S eind. They will
away two weelcs. Mr. Fox has engaged
jno. McRae, a repent graduate, to supply
his plane in the drug norm Look out for
tail fish Morton when the witiiilarere re.
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ay ASSFati, (Seven Million Dollars) $7,000,000
be CAPITAL (Authorized) • • 62,000,000
Fon Ilitoreyndae.—The Forgug Reword
nye of a lady well known in Brussels
and locality :—Mise Kate Itiehardeen, of
Nereus, has been appointed Commer.
offal teacher in Brookville Collegiate In-
stituto, her babies oonanienoing lob Sep.
toolbar, Miss Riehardson is well known
in Formai, having taught in the Fergus
Eligb sobool for two years. She resigned
her position in Fergon to farther pursue
Iter studies, in Mahal she was ea stmeese.
fat as to obtain a Comineroial Specialist's
Certificate. We oongratulate Mies
Richardson on her snooeSS, and, wo also
congratulate Brookville in enuring one
oi the best teachers wo ever had in Fen
gas.
CHURCH IN.
Conseorration service in • connentinn
with the Epworth League next Sabbath
evening.
Spain spends only 40,6000,000 ell told
on education annually. Tltsoie y, how-
ever receive 98,100,000 out of MI public,
puree.
The individual oolnmUnion onp is
conquering 144 way. A "(tidied States
manufaaturer sold 1,000 of these sets
last year,
A. number of churches in a crowded
section of New York have combined to
provide play grounds for the children of
the district.
"How to have a happy home" will be
the topio at Melville Endeavor, next
Sabbath evening, lo be taken by Miss
Mary Ross and Fred. Wilson,
Last Sunday morning Rev. G. J. Abey
preaohed in St. John's °Mitch from the
text 'He that babb Been Me bath seen
the Father," St. John 14:0. "The oleans•
ing of the Leper,'' St. Mark 1:40, was the
evening topic.
The financial distriot meeting of the
Methodist church in the Stretford dis-
triot will bo bald at Milverton on Tan -
day, August 16th, commenoing at 10 a.
m., and the distriot Sabbath sobool oon.
vention takes place at 3 p. m. on the
same day.
The headquarters staff of the Salva-
tion Army has been re-organined.
Brigadier Complin editor of the War
Cry, has been made general Secretory,
Brie,. Gaskin, who formerly held that of.
doe, takingcommand of the Control
Ontario division, and Bleier Frederick is
the naw editor of the War Cry, with the
rank of Brigadier.
Rev, Wm, Norton preached in the
Methodist °beech Int Sabbath morning.
His text was Acts 4.12, "Nor is there
salvation in any otber.'' Rev. It, Paul
occupied the pulpit in the evening,
grounding his rernarke on johnai Gospel,
8.36. These two veterans are able to
demonstrate the Truth with vigor, even
if they have paseed their three score and
ten mile post,
Neat Sabbath B. Itsubenberg, a con-
verted Sew, will (indent the servioes in
the Methodist (Mort% et 10.30 a. tn. and
7 p. m. On Monday evening he will
give an historical lecture in the same
church on the subject "The Jews," from
the standpoint of a Sew. He will be as.
sided ou Monday evening by his son,
Bernie, a youth of 10 years of age, who
is a splendid vocalist. Lecture at 8
o'olook.
IVIr. Daniel, a native Persian, who is
in this country attending Knox College,
Toronto, to qualify him to preaoh the
Gospel in bis own land, addressed two
large congregations in Melville oburoh
Ian Sabbath in an interesting manner.
He also spoke to the Endeavor Society in
the evening. Blr. Daniel has another
objeot in living in Canada for a time,
viz, that he may become a British eiti•
zen, as ha finds out, as many others
have, that iiitizensbip from a Brinell
standpoint means a great deal in foreign
lands, and is a safeguard in Persia not
obtainable otherwise.
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Fall wheat will yield well.
Miss Isabel Deane, of Galt is analog
at Pare. T. Calder's.
Raspberry pickers have been about as
plentiful as the burin.
The thresbers are getting their mach.
Ines ready to begin work.
Bliss Annie MoQuarrie is home from
Toronto on a holiday visit,
Mies Cassie Mollierthern, of Herriston,
is visiting at Duncan bieLauahlin'e.
Miss Mary Mitchell left this week for
Yorkton, Assiniboia. She went by boat
from Owen Sound.
A. obange of hounkeepers is mooted 012
the 1.6th oon. next Vail but it is too
early to mention names yet.
Mrs. Henry Taylor, South of Brussels,
is in failing health bat we hope a change
for the better will soon set in.
Daring the past week John Jones, an
old time resident of Grey, has been laid
up with a badly ewollen lace resulting
from 510 Moor tooth.
Allan Lamont is home horn the Bea.
Meth Collegiate whore he has been for
the past year. He is a alever young man
and stood well in the school.
Next Sabbath afternoon Rev. 5no,
Ross, B, A., and B. Gerry, of Brunets,
will visit the Union Sabbath sobool
meeting in Smith's sobool borne.
A large quantity of Fall wheat has
been cut this week and is in most plane
a good drop, The recent frost did a great
deal of damage, to the pea orop portico.
tarty.
Andrew Turnbull and wife, Ifith oon.,
left this week for a holiday trip with
relatives and Mende in Manitoba, and
the West. We wish them a pleasant
time.
Ag the parties who took the parcel oh'
the milk nand on the 16th eon. last Sat-
urday night, are well known, they would
do well to return them before tuatara
notion is taken.
Five out of seven of the pupils who
wrote from S. S. No, 1 at the recent
examinations Public; School leaving and
Entrance at Brussels, passed. We
oompliment norther Stewart and the
pupin on their mines&
Among those who hoeci returned elter
writing et the recent examinatione are
Miss Tessio Switzer from Lietowol ;
Minn B. 0010170.0 and M. Corday from
Seafottla ; and W. Bielby from Olinten,
We hope soon to be able to nongretulate
them on palming sunegeful enema,
4 gender fit all principal points in Ontario, Quebec, Manitoba , United States Pm gland,
Arerrs,.wirks Roaxem.
it General Banking Business Trammelled. Farmers' Rota Dieeonnted.
Drafts Ieen' 4 and Generational made on alt volute.
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT,
interest allowed on deposits of 41,00 and upwards; from dat of deposit to date o
withdrawal and oomponnded half yearly.
Seeman A.TTBSTION OWEN To Tato COMISOTIon Or FAltiannfil' fiArdi
Every facility afforded Customers living at a Mebane°.
M. BI, BRENT,
The briok work of — Sander's and P.
Robertson's new residences 12248 been
completed and the carpenters are now
pushing their department of work,
Monday of this week Bilge Belle Smith
left for Wilhesport, Lambbon Co., Where
she will preside over the destinieg of the
Methodist parsonage. Her brother, Rev.
W. A. Stalith, B. D., is stationed there
and although ordained last Conference
has not followed the customary rule of
getting married shortly atter.
Otto os THE PION/WM—The old people
are leaving us rapidly and soon those
1V120 pioneered this notion will be no
more. In the above number we chron-
icle the demise of Mary McLeod, relict of
the late Angus McMillian, who was called
away ab 7 p. m. Tharsday of last week,
aged 78 yeare. Mrs. MoVillan had been
an invalid for the past 20 yeare, asthma
and afterward dropsy being her aihnent.
For over a year the had been considerably
worse. She was born in Pictou 0o„
Nova Sootia, and, olong with her faintly,
moved to Tuokersmith township, where
she met het husband to whom elm was
married sbob 40 yeare ago. He pre.
deceased her 14 years ago. Mr. and Mrs.
McMillan moved into Grey in 1855,
taking up loud on the 18th oon., where
they sojourned for many years, in fact
bhe family only loft this farm a year ago
and moved morose the road into BloKillop.
Mrs. McMillan held to the Presbyterian
ohurob and Rev. Mr, Forrest oonducted
an appropriate service on Saturday after-
noon, interment being made at Btussele
cemetery. The surviving ohildren are
Kra. 11. Huffman, of Port Finlay, Algo-
ma ; laugh, of Washington ; Mrs. A,
Raupp, of Detroit; Mise Georgina and
Daniel, on the farm. Mrs. McMillan
was a faithful wife, a good mother and
one of the best of neighbors who enjoyed
the favor of a large circle of friends.
Business Locals,
Waninas from 440 up to 4100 at A.
Ch'Nufwelg
ca'r.rote, beets and potatoes at Mo.
Craoken's.
TEE liveliest shop in 8 Oounties, Kin,g'e
store, Wiogbam.
A. COMDEX handles everything that is
used by a bicycle rider.
Oun butter and eggs go to King's July
and August sale, Winghatn.
EvEurnonr goes to Wingham ; King's
July and August sale is on.
Din yen Bee the Gendron bike in A.
Congleyai window 2 It's a dandy.
GOOD, dry Amer/cicala corn, the beet for
feeding purposes, for sale at Rose' mill.
CLEVELAND wheels are great sellers.
Six sold mince Jan, lob, 1898, A. Conley.
Dam( not in it. We give you 0 sale
and take your trade. G. E. King, Wing.
hanc.
WANTIM—Butter, not lower 12o. Oash
for best Dairy Tubs. G. D. King, Wing -
ham.
n, & D. bearings are guaranteed for
three years. Come in and see them. A.
CI°A.11neoYiv.n needing lawn mowers pat in
proper shape or sharpened had better
see Saw -filer McGregor as be is likely to
do the work all right. T. MaGazeon,
Q110011 et., East, Brunie.
Soren= Omma.—Another consignment
of aline, imported direct frotn Germany,
with views of Melville churob, Public
gohool and Main Oren, Brunetti, jest to
hand. Beautiful goods. See tbein at T.
Fletober's.
Hottgentilinsie Exorreeness.—On the
first and third Tuesdays in June, 1898,
the Chicago, Milavoukee & St. Paul Roil.
way will sell round-trip antiunion tickets
(good for 21 days) to a great many points
in South and North Dakota and other
Western and Southwestern stotes, at
practically one fare for the mond trip.
Take a trip West and see what an amount
of good land own be purobased for very
little money. Farther information ae to
rates, routes, prices of farm lands, etc.,
may be obtained on application to any
coupon tioket agent or by addressing A.
J. Taylor, Canadian Passenger Agent, 2
Ring street, East, Toronto, Ont,
NODDING BET TAN BEST. — Philip
Ament purchased from Walker & Smith,
of Brussels, a new light Chatham wagon,
Gaunt gear, and in order to test the
warranty under which it was sold pat on
a load of over 8,000 feet of green elm
which was drawn with nee. They then
loaded it with 0052 5500 feet, malting a
grolle weight of over 6 tons. This amain
moas load was drawn with period safety
to the wagon not even the paint in the
joints showing the least oraok. There
have been a large number of then
avagone oold by Walker & Smith during
the poet eight years and they have al.
ways given the beat of eatisfaotion. This,
however, is what might justly be expect-
ed as the Material is always good and
boiled ID oil, rendering them very Mira.
bis, and oaptable of enduring a great deal
of expoeure. Walker & Smith are hard
to best when it comes to supplying firet-
oralaitsedy.
rigs, and this fact ie emphasized by
a sale of over 75 new tip this Benson al -
Lieut. Sutton, of Winnipeg, for emote
pure connected with the Royal Canadian
Dampen% has been transferred to Totem
to,
The Barrio Town Eamon bas decided
to submit a by-law to tho property-
holdere for the praline Of a civic
trio lighting plant.
sisOltd./.
Stom—I0 Myth, on July 18t1,, ibo wife
of Mr, W. W. Sloan, of a son,
Ttio0maxtua—In Benumb', on July 10th,
the wife of Fred, MoCraoken, of
a can,
Mandolin.
the Mann, lluoleville,
on July 1st, the wife of Rev. A., Mem
Vine of a daughter,
TOTTLI1.—in Listowel, on July 101,11, the
wife of Itir. W. A. Tuttle of a daugh-
ter.
MoBain.—In Atwood, on July 1301, the
wife of Mr, J. A. Itioliain of a son.
Ilasruzeon.—In Irenfryn, on June 27th,
the wife of Mr, Mae, Hamilton of a
daughter.
— •
STRONG —Iton.—A.t the residence of the
bride's father, on July 7th, by Bev.
J, S. Fisher, of Lambeth, assisted
by Rev. R. J. Garbutt, L. L. B., of
Gorrie, Mr, John Strong to Mies
Blau Roe, both of Howlok.
auTomm.
Bre1VART.—A.b the residence of Iter son.in.
law, W. H. McElroy, 74, Gladstoos
Ave., Toronto, the beloved wife of
Edward Stewart, of Listowel.
aloKillop, on July 14013,
Mary McLeod, r allot of the late
Angus BloMillau, aged 78 yeare.
11Inran,—In Listowel, on July 12th, John
Ellin Millar, aged 8 years, 8 months
and 8 days.
Srarianx.—In Lisbowel, on July Otto,
Leonard Stanley, aged 80 years,
Fonuner.--In Atwood, on JO ly Oth,
Susan Farrell, beloved wife of Robb.
Forrest, aged 70 years.
Vancom—In Sault Ste. Marie, on Jnly
15th, Emma, youngest daughter of
the late Edward Varcoe and sister to
John and Adam Varooe, aged 17
years and 8 days.
MoKnnutt.--In Walton, on Wednesday,
Jnly 20th, Thos. MoKibbin, aged 76
years and 2 months.
Wingliona, on Bator..
day, July letb, Charles Alexander,
.infant son of Mr, and Mrs, Wallis.
bet, aged 8 months and 26 days.
Slarirows.—In Wingham, on Monday,
July 18th, Rachel Ellen, infant
daughter of A. E, and Mu. Sim-
mons, aged 18 days...
1:sn"CvS13S..,S
Pall Wheat
Barley,
Peas
Oats
Batter, tubs and rolls,.,
Eggs per dozen
Flour per barrel
Potatoes (per bus.)
Hay per ton
Miles brimmed
Hides rougla
Salt per bbl., retail
Sheep shine, each
Lamb :skins oaoh
Hogs, Live
Wool
Apples (per bag)
75 80
80 86
46 50
26 28
10 11
10
5 00 5 00
80 1 00
4 50 5 00
11 6
1 00 60
40 40
26 25
4 80 4 80
10 17
50 50
114E PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
TWO GOOD YOUNG MILK
cloys for sale Cheap. Ayrshire breed.
1- 00. LIBAl001E18DaL11.
(p-wo GOOD YOUNG COWS
-L. for solo cheap. Apply to '
2-1 B. NY, FOGAL,Ethel,
C OMFORTABLE ROUSE FOR
sale or to rent in North finitude, Im-
mediate poseession. Apply to BARRISTER
BLAIR or W,Ia SENN,
OST.—ON MONDAY, 18TH,
an umbrella, between James
Balion-
byns'o grocery and 'John ktoOrae's, Finder
will please leave at Tun Poo Publishing
Nouse. 001179.1'. liTTON IL,
ILLINEBY BUSINESS
owned by Miss Itoddick for sale.
P artioulare may be obtained by mining at
the store or writing to Bras sale. Possession
could be given at me. Good reasons for
selling,
'MUSSELS TOWN BAND IS
even to 1111 engagements for plamieei
garden parbibS, esiebratiOns, &O., at ret21205-
able rates. Good 10000o, L. attOKOON, Noe.
rotary; 1.FULTON President.
I_
TOT.TSE AND LUT FOR SALE
-J, on to narIT.—The undersigned offers
for sale Or to rent that 1i story frame house
on Turn/Sorry street, Nor h of the Terrace,
lately oecuniod by 8, la, jaelteen. For par.
oculars apply toV, orr , or the atelier,
I. ROANE , Auburn P. O. 80'lf
ClAPT. 3. STRETTON,
Who hag had 25 years experienee as en
AuCtioneer, but wilt had to quit owing to ill
health, has again taken out Intense and is
prepared to oontluelt reales at seasonable
tame. Satisfaction suarenteed. Bates may
bo arranged at TEE l'oeT Publishing House,
' 2-bf JAS. STRIMA'Turidneor.
VOTERS' L1ST.-1898.
Municipality ofLe 2'otonsalp of Grey,
County of Harem
Notice 15 hereby given that I beet) trans.
witted or delivered to the parsons mention..
SS 10 iteetion 0 and 0 of the Ontario Vetere'
List Act, 1800, the copies required by said
ItteetiOne 00 be to transmitted' or delivered,
of the list tootle imrsUant 00 said Mt, of all
persons 0(70,000109 0,3' the last Revised As.
Rosemont Roll of said Municipality to be en-
titled to vote in said Munleipality at eke,
Monti fOr members of tho Legislative A0'
nimbly end at Municipal elections, and that
bold list was firsi booted up at tUy Moe in
Ethel on the 10th day of July, 1000, unit Pe.
Maine there 'for lefeteetiOn. Bloaters aro
called 00,010 00 a/famine the Said UM, ond,It
01:5: onneton or ntiy other errors are found0boo0l,
hove the errors onteetea iteoording to
t
therein, o•take immediate proandinge to oold
Inay. wnr, OPINION, ()lea,
mato the 16111 (layer Juty,ases.
Don't get
Out of Hot
Water !
When there is sickness in
the house0 hot application is
often worth wore than a dose of
medicine if yon have the proper
means to make it effective jest
when it would do the most good,
and t he fact that a
Hot Water Bag
is the very best thing for 011
sorts of cramps and other com-
plaints 80 prevalent in hot weath-
er suggests the necessity of al-
ways having ono on hand.
Wo have tbom
AT
Ivoz's Drag Store,
REAL ESTATE.
T1ARMS FOR SA.LE,—THE 1317.
DERSTEINED tan several good Farms for
sale and to rent, easy terms, in 'Pownshipe
01 blerrie and Grey. S. SOOTT„Brussola
00111FORTA.13LE DWELLING
V FOIL SALII.—The undersigned offers
his briolc residence, situate on Park lot 33.,
Mary street, Brussels, for sale. There are 11
aora$ ofloucl, arelamd, well, stable, collar,
&e. Possession could be given at once.
THOS. BNA.DWAILL11- ,
011itortl, O.
1.71ARM FOR SALE. -150 AGEE S
1. Consisting of the South 1 and South
of the 10ni1 4 of Lot 00, (2,0 .2, MOSS WOWS-
nosb. 701>10 18 an excellent stock farm, bele
well supplied with good spring water. Otto
situated abont a milee from tlio thriving Vil-
lage of Illyth. A largo part of it is under
grase. Buildings and femme are in a fair
state of repair. Easy terms ot payment; will
be given. For all information apply bo
114f 08.21', BLAIR, Barrister, 13ruSsele,
17.11A11111 FOR SALE.—THE UN.
nauszonno offers his 100 Sere /min for
sale, being Lot 02, N 0 Oen. 7, Morris. Elliero
are 70 eons cleared and under erop, balance
hardwood bush. There is ft good frame
house, with kitchen, woodshed and cellar
complete beim barn vlth stoue stabling
orchard, welle, and all other convenieuees.
Only 9 of a mile from school and 3 Suites
from Brussels. Possession would 'bo given
at ouee. For price and terms apply on biro
premises or to Brussels P. 0. to
01-tf 8/M020 FONSWIT Proprietor.
1:11A.RM FOR SALE 0I0 TO
41.M.—The undersigned offers hie
eligible 01 item faros for sale or to
rent, being South part of Lot 5, Corms -
Elton 12, Grey. All under oultlyationovell
'watered and well leveed. There Is good
4b0oo houee, bank barn, orobard, W011o, &c.,
ou bbs premises. Also a splendid stone
quarry from width a good revenue Is realiz-
ed. Only 24 miles from Bruseels. Terms
reasonable. 8or further partioulare as to
price, 560., apply to
JOHN MIT0HELL, Proprietor,
30.00 Brussele P. 0.
GOOD FARMS FOR SALE.—
The undersigned offer two 200 Lore
/arms for sale atreasonable prices. The lots
aro Nos, 10 and 11, Con. 0 (Sunehine), the
sideroad between them Good brick house
and barn on lot 11, and house and 2 10058 001
lot 10, Orchards and an necessary conven-
iences. 0V00 watered and suitable for Rritin
or grazing, 100 acres now in 4r446, 70111 bo
soid either separate or together to suit pur-
chaser. Torms of payment reasonable. Im-
edin,to nosseeeiou. For litrtl>oo particulars
apply to JO dE P OLEGG, 11>1000018 1', 0., or
L. L. DIOXIN SON, Barrister, Wiugham. 101
A Commercial School of the high-
est grade—none better in the
Dominion.
ENTER AT ANY TINIE,
Catalogue Free.
W. 3. ELLIOTT, Principal.
Judge's Court of Appeal.
lu the matter of appeal from the Court, of
Revision of the Village of Brussels, 211.010.
Thomas, appellant, arid Village Of Senesele,
respondents. A 0ourf for the above muse
will bo bold by the Judge of the Comity
Court of the Ocunty of Huron, on Tuesday,
the 20th day of July, in the °moll Ohain.
bet*, Bruseels, at Eleven o'eleak in the fere-
noon. 8, 9007070,
Clerk of Village,
Dated July 11011,1898,
furs
Hit 61WAY,
Ilome-Seekers'
Ezoursiono-----mr
Crow,toti Mallow] 112 021111,10 t�
WInnipag, Portage la Prairie
and Brandon, Man,
RETURN PARE, $28.00.
Also to Points Oti
GREAT NORTHERN to NORTHERN
PACIFiO RYE.
Staplog, Verges Palle, and West In Min-
ndeeta, and /vilest, Illitutlant and East In
North Dakota.
Tickets geed 'gong July 1100, raiitaning
105,011 Soptienber10611, 1010,
Tickets 'good going July 1000, returning
uuti.1 September. 17t1
Ti keit ate valid retttnoug via
Malmo mud PIC Paul, the popular route to
the Prairie Provinee,
"Ask tor tleircts over MIS route,"
Wiekot rates and informatiot from
3. N. RENDALt, Agent, nrusBom,
ono, nEYD, "