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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1898-8-12, Page 8VARAILWAyi 8 y r SCIATICA ? We have a preparabiou that will pos- itively ours this troublesome thing, 141°3 Rheumatism ? you We have something that will relieve or cure you, Qu° !Dyspepsia ? We have a mixture made e8pOoielly for this. 1,1X a Headaches ? We have Powdere that I will guarae• tee to remove them, y°,. Kidney Troubles ? We have a medicine that will Der. tainly help you, oua Pimples, .'ivc. ? We have a Sareaparilla that will purify your blood. We have or can supply anything in Medicines and we aim to hoop the best. G. A. Deadman, Druggist, Optician & Bookseller. GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY. 60UTEERN EXTENSION - W. O. & e. Trains leave Brunets - Station, North and Southas follows: Gone 0OnT$ GOINq NORTE. ls 4:10 n.m,. Mail 0.1013 p.m limed flxed , 9:46 a.m. Ezpreee 10:70 p.m rota! 11.et14 Items. A ohief's among ye takin' notes, An' faith he'll prent it. RAIN is badly needed, A. LOT of poor Fall wheat. Bonet schools reopen next Monday. Mine's °irons next Tuesday at Listo- wel. Smoot Board will meet Friday even- ing of this week. WILL the apple evaporator run this season is a gaestion often asked 9 BLnEveLE cheese featory eold their last half of June make of cheese et 7 13/16c to Mr. Booth. HARRY BREWER ie having a verandah built at his neat residence, corner of Turnberry and Qneen streets. TERRE were 164 applications received at the last meeting of Howfah Mutual Direetore for insurance, covering about $246,000. Mormon Messrs. Beaker & Vanetone and Messrs. Clegg & Dames shipped a double decked car of hogs each frorn Brussels station yard. WEDNESDAY was proclaimed Civic Holi- day by the Reeve in response to a requi. anion signed by a large majority of the business men of Brussels. A own= of Brassele Foresters attend• ed service at Atwood last Sunday after. noon, High Chaplain MoRobbie preaoh• ed an interesting dieoonrse. Pane of the officers for this quarter were installed on Thursday evening of last week at the Odd Fellows Lodge, by Deputy District Master Matey. Several of the coming 000upante of the chairs were not able to be present. Funi Taboret -a' Excursion to Manitoba next Tuesday per G. T. R. Outgoing fare only $10 with an $18 rate return, good to come back tip to Nov. 10. Ask Iver. Kendall, G. T. R. agent, for further partioalare if not found in their advt. SAMPLE Boos. have bean painting the exterior wood work on Melville church and will also put a new dress on the in. tarter. In 000segnenoe of this there will be no preaching service held until the let Sabbath in September when the pastor will oEciate. MONDAY several Brueaelitee went to Wisgbam and witneaeed a good game of foot ball between the "Riversides," of Toronto, and the town club. The reeuit was a draw although the visitors played the better ball. Wingham pat up a strong game and are a hard team to beat. Axone those who visited Berlin on Wednesday from Brussels ware W. H. McOracken, A. Coualey, Jno. Ament, Mre. Ament, Geo. Beaker, Mille Dolly Beaker, N. F. Gerry, M.111. Brent, W. J. Stewart, R. Williams, S. H. Jackeon, C. Zilliax, Mre. Zilliax, J. Jackeon and Frank Stratton. HARVEST Excarsion to Manitoba and the West on Tuesday of next week, 16th inst. $10.00 out and $18.00 back. Tickets good until Nov. 10th. Quite a number will go as the harvest f0 about over here and crops are good in the Weat. Adver• tieemente of both G. T. R. and 0. P. R. may be read in Tun POST. Additional information from ]coal agents, Goon BALL.—Aa neat a game of ball at has been played here for many a day took place on Victoria Park on Wednee. day when the Wroxeter janiore played a return match with the juniors of Bras. eels. The home team rattled out 6 runs in the let inninga and again in the 5th they scored 5, running up a big snore, but outside of these the score was kept well in hand and sharp play with few 081010 were the interesting features of the match. Wroxeter wall kalsomined four times and Brussels twine. The batteries did good work, that for the home nine being Jae. Thomson and Deno. MoLanchlin, and for the 'visitors Art. Robinson and Jaok Brawn. A lot of nimble and pretty fielding was done. The wore wee at follows BRDSSELs, R 0 WOOIETEI. R 0 Tlomeon, p ,,,•,. 4 0 McLennan, es.... 1 2 Gerry, 1b 8 3 3.13rawn, c 1 8 A11in, 2b 4 2 A. Rae, lib 8 2 110Lauehlin,4 .., 4 2 11. Brawn 28 1 1 Rooke, es ti 2 W, nae, of 0 s Wake, of 1 4 Robinson, p 0 8 Gtlptn,Sb 2 1 Kaake, If 0 4 Downing,lf 0 5 98011, • 1 8 Hayeroft, M 0 0 Walker, lb ,,, .,.., 0 4 21 27 7 27 Brussels 8 1 0 2 6 8 9 1 0-21 Wroxeter 8 0 1 0 1 D, 0. Roes oflioiated 05 umpire and not one of hie decisions were objected to throughout the genie, A very friendly $ relation exists between the ball players of 1 Wroxeter and Brunetti and the result of the games mattes very little difference, Thio le an it should be. The 'Wroxeter boys emoted at the "Queen'e✓1 1, 0, Biontltne has puroheeed an up. right Newcombe piano. Tug e7cavation for the cellar of St. John's Beotory is being made thie week. T1111114 wall a nice little ehower, with. the accent on the little, on Thursday afternoon. 340. Jenne, Brussels Bandmaster, all• slated the Liebowsl Band at Berlin on Wednesday, B. G1n0T Is putting a moment walk at his Welchem, Mill street, Title ie the morning walk and no doubt about It, 81111Alt lhe'lvee have bean paying noo- tarual visits to W. II, AlaCraoken'e garden during this Sommer, and were observed on Saturday and Monday even• lugs just past by comm of the citizens. As they are known to the owner of lite garden absence of body in the future would be more to their interest than presence of mind. OAN Box POSTAL NOTES Now,—The postal note eysbem was inaugurated last week. The notes ooneiet of 16 danorni• nations, ranging from 25 oente to 06.00. The Government's oommission will be at the rate of 2 cents on notes up to 02.50, and do on the $5 notes. These postal notes will be issued by postmasters throught the country similarly to post office orders, excepting that you buy a postal note the same as it was a stamp or postal eard, These must beoaehed with- in three months of the date of their issue. PLEnlscrrl CAS1rnI0N.--A slimly at. tended meeting was held in the school room of the Methodist church on Tues- day evening to 8rgenize for the Plebiscite campaign. The following offioere were chosen :—President, Rev. R. Paul ; Viae Pres., Alex. Stewart ; Seo., Eli Smith ; Committee—Div. No. 1—T. Farrow, A. M. McKay and G. A. Deadman; Div. No. 2—B. Gerry, Rev, S. J. Alien and Jae. Fox • Div. No. 8—Rev. Joe. OSB B. A. Rev. Mr. Norton and Jno Ma • Kenzie, After a general obat over litera- ture, polling day, meetings, &c., the company separated. Totemic—The Blyth Standard gives the following report of a tennis match in that village :—In years gone by Blyth had a coterie of tennis players that could defeat anything in Western On- tario, but during the past three years the game has been allowed to die out for the want of some one to take an interest in it. During the present eeeeen an effort has been made to revive the old time interest and an invitation was sent the Drnesels club to Dome here last Friday and play a friendly game. The invita- tion was aooepted, and the playing took place on John Blue's lawn in the after- noon, but resulted very disastrously for the Jlyth players. The sooree of the matoh were as follows :—Brent and Sinclair (Brussels) beat Milne and Cook (Blyth), b•0, 0.2 ; Brent beat Coolie, 6 1, 11.9 ; Sinclair beat Milne, 6.1, 6-1 ; Tait (Blyth) beat Halliday (Brussels), 0 3, 6.4. Doubles were oommenoed by Stewart and Halliday (Brussels) and Tait and Cooke (Blyth) ; but owing to darkness it wee decided in a draw, the wore being 4.6, 6 4, 6.6, Foot BILL.—The first foot ball match of the season was played en Victoria Park, Brussels, on Tuesday evening, a combination team from Cranbrook and Ethel kindly acoeptiog an invitation to give cue club a good mediae game. They did it too and for a time it looked as if victory was to belong to the visitors who put up a strong game from start to finish. Play was to have continued for an hour but it got so dark before the finish that Referee Dobeon called the game 10 or 20 minutes before the expiry of the hour. The wore was 3 to 2 in favor of the town team but the boys were fairly evenly matched and the play throughout was fast and on the whole, good, conoid• ering that it is eo early in the eeaeoa. The teams lined up a8 follows RRnsesLe. Coonenoos, McNaughton Goal Routley Ferguson t Duncan Baaka Cole f Wake Rapp JasBrown Danford 1 Backs Oster MoLauchlln Lindsay I. Gerry Centre..... McRae Reymann B. Gerry MaXay } L, Wing { Striae Thomson R tt , Win Sao. Brown Stewart f g { Caber Tony Sample, Brnssele beet bank, was out of town. Lunch was served to the visitors at Crioh'e restaurant after the game. Our boys will play a return matoh with the combined club in the nearfnture. BIommmes AND BREs.--The Atwood Bee says :—We were favored with a call Sat. urday from G. A. Deadman and son, Roger, of Brneeels. They name over on their tandem. Roger is only eight years old, but be is, nevertheless, a plucky little fellow and a good cyclist, while his father was the first to ride a bioyole in Brussels, some fifteen or sixteen years ago. In those days considerable fame was attached to the feat of riding a bioyole, to eay nothing of the looal pres• tige it gave the owner of a wheel. Alae 1 those early sky -scrapers with their bard tires and comfortless seats carried with them all the elements of danger and none of comfort, and yet the few who oould afford the luxary of owing one talked of the "delight" and "pleasure" and owe. parative "ease" they experienced riding them, just as people nowadays talk who enjoy all the added improvements of fifteen years—pueumatio tires, spring saddles, ball bearings, etc. Ae a matter of fact the so called "delight" riding one of those primitive machinee was more imaginary than real as many a poor fellow has proven to hie sorrow, With all the modern improvemente all cycliets know, and a few of n8 are honest enough to admit that it is right down bard work covering any considerable distance in a day ender favorable oiroumstaooes. It is nevertheleee true oyoling has its coni. teeneati113 joys, and is possessed of an irresistible fascination peculiarly ite own, Mr. Deadman is not only a cycle enthue. fast of the old school bet also devotee considerable of hie attention to raising thoroughbred Jersey cattle and bee. keeping. Of the former be has at pres. ant 18 head and of the latter 8omo 275 colonies, whioh at an average estimate of 80,000 bees to a colony would give him a total of 8,250,000 busy workers, a formid- able army indeed. To feed this vee* army over Winter requires about 8,000 lbs. of honey, so Mr. Deadman informs 08. When the weather ie favorable and neotar plentiful these 276 colonies make for their owner $100 worth of honey per day. The recent hard frost and cold days aoeompenying it proved a lose of 500 to Mr. bondman, He avers as a result of this froet and subsequent drought the yield of honey will not exceed half a crop this sweet. Good weather means more:to the beekeeper than to moat people. THE BRUSSELS POST A SIMALL number went from 13ruseele to Bartle ou Wednesday to attend the Sangerfest. PAX ttaaeroet Base Bali team luny play the return match in Smartie next Wed eeeday afternoon, M, M. BRNNT, of the Standard Balk, has brought hie horse and rig from Stouffvilie, Ile has a neat driver, A Nuninga of people have been compel] ed to haul water from the Maitland ow ing to cisterns and wane going dry, PoerrsaeTER Demme, of Fealorth has held that office for the past 83 yettr8, Ile env he Ilan handled a good many love lettere in that time and thinks he he seen a few 6nn8. We second the motion TitnlrlmANCE PlloulIAbl.—Next Afoeday exalting, in nonuection with the Epworth League, a Temperauos program will be presented, in the form of =Moat cud literary selections. There 84onid be a large attendance more particularly as the Plebisoite vote comae so Boom. Ma, PATTERSON, of Lucknow, was in town last Friday asking the eo.operatiou of Bruseelites in making their Caledon- ian games, to be held on Wedpesday, filet inat., a euoaeee. The Higble.nders Band will be there from Toronto and Lord and Lady Aberdeen have been in vited to attend, Haar Dn oesnte,— Mrs. Taylor wishes to inform the ladies of Brussels and vicinity that she will be here for the next two weeks doing up hair out of the hair comb- ings, also shampooing. Hours from 6 to 8 p. m, Setisfaotion guaranteed. A call solicited. All orders left at Mre. E, Rogers' millinery shop will be promptly attended to. MRS. TAYLOR, 1i'8ou DADDEIN.—R. C. Sperling, for- merly of Brussels, writes Ton POST :— Times are improving in the Dauphin District and this has bean a splendid season for crops. Farmers are busy haying now and wheat will be ready 1 u 10 days or 2 weeks. From present ap- pearances there will be a yield of at least 20 bushels to the acre. There has been a barge immigration to the Swans River this Summer whioh is reported to be as good as the Dauphin country, but it has not been tested yet for wheat growing. There has been no bail nor frost here bo do any harm and if it keeps away until the orop is enved times will be good. Muer 00 STOrrro.—At the Brueeele— Blyth base ball match and again in con- nection with the foot ball game on Tues. day evening. a most objeotional feature was the yelling, howling and °hatter of a grist of young lads, which was kept up almost incessantly until stopped by Oonatable MoLanohlin, Cheers and ap plause are all right in their plaoe, but "tippy" interferenoe with the players is neither ooarteotte nor even mannerly. The' names of a few of the ringleaders are in hand and a prompt ejectment from the grounds may be expected if it ie at. tempted again. The members of the various local clubs can aid in the matter of good behaviour toward visiting teams by silencing those who have not sense enough to know that their actions are rude. RENEWALS of CERTIFICATES.—TINA fol- lowing chanter has been issued by the Education Department and sent out to all Public School Inspectors :—In fram- iog regulation 87, as found in the revised regulations of 1896, the object wall to meet the different conditions of various parte of the Province. In a few inspect-. torates some difficulty was experienced in securing a anffioient number of proper- ly qualified teachers, while in other localities the number of teachars appear- ed to be in excess of the demand. It is desirable that all successful teaobers hav- ing junior leaving standing should be encouraged to obtain 2nd.class oertifl. Gates, It is found that in many counties the supply of teaohere has warranted the Board of Examiners in refusing to grant renewals of any kind, while in other places renewals have been granted only to those holding junior leaving standing, and who bane proved them- selves euooeasfel teachers. Ae an out- come of this action, the number of appli. Dante for admission to the Normal schools is greater than can at present be a000mmodated. Under these dream. genus the County Board might fairly consider the propriety of granting a re. newel, under regulation 87, to teaohere holding expired 8rd.olase certificates, who have the ue008sary junior leaving stand. fug, provided evidence is given that they were unable, on application, to gain ad- mission into either Normal School. This would protect them against the oonsec]uenee of a ooudition in whioh they may find themselves from no fault on their part. Yours truly, Geo. W. Roes, Minister of Education. • • IT WAS A "DILLY,"—One of those "to• be•oontinued•in-our-next" genies of—we will gall it base ball for a better name— wae played on Victoria Park last Friday evening. Part of the audience arrived early in the afternoon and eat it out un. til nearly dark, the start being delayed waiting' for a few of tba "stars" from Blyth who have not pot in au appear. awe yet. In their absence Will Griffith, Cleve. Allen and Percy Aebplant were loaned to the visitor0 and did their part well. Brussels went to bat that and 9 long innings were played. The home team was not blanked in any part of the game and scored all many a0 9 rune in an innings, so it is not be wondered at when we state that the delicate score of 82 woe readied before the battle ceased. Blyth also did 'Borne stick work and hammer. ed out 25 rune, one of their innings net• ting them 7 complete eironite of the bases. It is hat our Intention to dissect the play only teeny that there were a few passed ball, a few mutes, a few bases ou bells, a few strike -outs, a few over throws, and a few other 10910,110es in which oombinatione of all these troubles were' worked in. At times there was some very clean ball played and taking it all in all it i0 doubtful if eo much sport bas been given for the money in many a day on the Park, The snore was as follows :— BnnesEns. R 0 Stern, 7t 0 Kendall ¢ ..,,,,, 8 9 Morel p.,.. ,,, 8 8 Grewar p 7 1 1ie11y b 4 4 Goueley,lb G 3 Chamberlain, 00, 4 2 Thomson, 2b 8 2 Watson, 8b 8 1 Gerry, 8b 8 8 Allen, se 4 2 Roche, se 'L 2 Gr1Eith 1f , 2 8 Wake, rt 2 0 Me0onoeil lb , II 8 Dewniegg 1t ..,, 2 4 Aahplant,2b„,,,, 1 e Hayoroft, of .,, 8 4 Carter, 01 1 4 II2 27 26 27 Brussels 3 8 1 1 0 3 4 4 4-92 Blyth 6 0 0 0 3 0 7 1 8-36 Epb. Downing, now of Blyth, earned his salary as umpire and although in a hot box more than once in doing his duty to the two ninoe struck to hie work like a briolf and 071017 piloted the game to a finish. Sam. Smote was official scorer for Brneeels. Afre, S, Pearson, who Iota been vieiting at Port Huron for some months, arrived home We week. She was a0oompauisd by her daughter, Afre, F. Pelton, who will holiday here for a fete weelte, Aire. Peer8011 wa0 quite ill while away but is lnnoh improved now. Iloomi a1, it ',Vona Natexa—Adam Nioholoon, who 100ently went through an operation, has euflloiontly r000vored to go to hie home in Motillop.—Micblael 1111oCartliy, from the township of Stephen arrived on Tneeday of fast week ; he is 66 yeare of age and blind. -.-Jae, 1tfoGib. hnoy felt able to earn his own living and left for that pnrpo8e on Monday morning or teat week,—In the house there are three blind women and three blind mon. INe'i'RAD 0f having the annual Civic lloliday as e, sort of hit•and.miss event, we believe it would be infinitely hotter for the Council to select a date in some suitable season of the year, and announce it ray a month in advance. This would allow ample time to arrange for special rates on the railways ; the getting up of local pic.uic0, domonetrntions, &o., and would more generally conserve the interests of the public than the phut usually followed. ClIti RellTC11111l6' . Rev. R. Paul preached at Ethel last Sabbath (Waning. "Helping other's” will be the topic of the Epworth League next Sabha ,h even. fog. Regular preaching serVlOee 1•1 'Melville dhareh are wfthdrawu Until riabbatb, Sept. 4th, The Shunammite'e eon" is Ile topio 01 nextSebbath's Sunday ech•wl 100800, Do you attend 8. S. ? It is likely that Rev. Mr. Newton, who has resigned et Strathroy, will be up. pointed re't r of 4 o Warwick, to sumaeed Rev. Mr. Thomas, removed to Lucian. General Conference of the Methodist church of Canada will commence its see - oleos on Thursday, Sept. let, in the city of Toronto. W. II. Kerr, of Brussels, is a member of it. On Sunday ntsrniug next Rev. S. J. Allen will preach on the "Character of Elisha," and will also preach a ten min. ole sermon 10 chiidreu. Evening sub- ject "heart Religion." At the meeting of the Oficial Board of the Methodist church, hold on Monday evening, Rebore Maunders was licensed as a foul preacher. Poatmaeter Farrow was elected delegate to the District meet. ting. Wingbam District meeting will be held in the leletbodiet °harsh, Wingham, on Toesday of next week. Postmaster Far- row will be associated with Rev. S. 3'. Allen in representing Brussels Methodist ohuroh. The Salvation Army, doting their last "Self•Denial Week," extending over the world, raised 0165,000 to were, on their work among the lowly and negleoted. This is an increase of $40,000 over the amount of last year. The Army is avid- ently not losing ground. Last Sabbath the quarterly Com- munion was observed in the Methodist ohuroh. The pastor praaohed, taking "Beware 01 the leaven of the Pharisees," as hie morning text and "See that thou make all things according to the pattern tbat I showed thee," in the evening. Thursday evening of last weelr n very enjoyable time was spent at St. Johne Beotory, it being the social evening of the Young Peoples' Chapter, A program of music, recitations, games, eto., wee euuoesefully carried out. Rev. Mr. Abey and good lady made admirable host and hostess. Last Sunday the rector was in his own pulpit in St. John's oburoh and preaohed 'from Rev. 92 and 17 in the morning, the words being "And let him that is athirst owes." At the evening service the text was II Cor. 4-11, "That the life also of Desna might be made manifest in our mortal flesh" Rev. John Skene, of Hillsdale, occupied the pulpit of Melville church for the past two Sabbaths with umpteen to the congregations. Last Sabbath morning his text was St. John 12 and 24 and in the evening "God forbid that I should glory save in the erose of our Lord Jesus Christ," Gal. 614. Mr. Shone will preaoh at Orangeville next Sabbath. He is a cousin to John Skene, merchant, of Brussels. 1031enillop. Oonncil met in Jonea' Hall, Leadbury, on Monday, Aug. 8111 ; members all present except Daniel Manley, who was aboeat on 00000111 of sioknees iu the Enmity. By-law was paeeed for levying County, Township, Drainage and Sobool rates. Amounts were passed and paid for gravelling, gravel and lumber, amounting to $425. As the last session of Parliament did away with wards, which only effeote MoKillop and'Osborne in this Coanty, also Deputy Reeves, it would be well if they would do away with School Sections and have Township Boards. Bach Section has a balance each year, and one balance would do for e township, and Trustees will not apply to Councils in time to levy Sobool rates, nor notify Clarke who Trustees, Score. tory or teaohere, with address, are. Out of 10 Bodices' in McKillop, only 9 have ormplied with the Act. Jou C. MORRISON, Clerk. Business Locals. Nrw carrots, boote and potatoes at Me. Craoken'e. Tint livolieet shopin 8 Counties, King's 'store, Wing ham. Omt butter and eggs go to King's July and August sale, Wingbem. 1117Enrno11 8008 to Wingham ; King's July and August cele le on. Din you see the Gendron bike in A. Cousley's window ? It's a dandy. G000, dry American oorn, the beet for feeding purposoe, for ante at Roes' mill, C eurtmeNn wbeele are great eellere. Six sold eine° Jan, let, 1808, A. Cowley. EATON not in it. Wo give you a Bale and take your trade. G. B. King, Wing. ham. WANTED—Bettor, not lower 12o. Cash for best Dairy Tube, G. E, King, Wing. ham, E. & D. beeriuge are guaranteed for three years. Come in and see them, A.. Causley. WRLLANDVALE Bi0310180 away down in priori for the baianne of the season. Mo. Kay R Co., Brueeole. ANYONE needing lawn mowers put in proper shape or sharpened hed bolter see Saw• ller McGregor as be he likely to do the work all right. T. MoGnueois, Queen st., I'laet, Brn000lo, AUG, 12, 1898 STt1 ND51.TR.D .BC1.N'.!i OF Ch1 AU al, =sTA,T-3s•x10 -sme n 1673. HEAR OFFIQE, ^ TORONTO ASSETS, (Seven Affiliou Dollars) CAPITAL (Authorized) . $7,000,000 - 52,000,000 Ayenofee in all principal pointe 111 Ontario, Quebec, Matliloba, United States (0 Ptt9Knnd, edurdt'��ilf,°db6' 11 ' .fvam. A General Bemiring Busier -es Trann0t08. Partnere' Notes P100011 111.0d. Draibe IeSnod and (lolleationo made on all pointe, SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT, Interest allowed on depoeite of $1,00 and npwarde from dot of 661.0814 to elate c Withdrawal and compounded half yearly, Br5OIAL ATTENTION O8VEN TO TNR COLLRoTIoN Ot`FARn1goa' BALE NOTES, Every facility afforded Customers living at a dietanoe. M. M. BRENT, Matreon 1. A. 00D8bl;Y handles everything that ie used by a bioyole rider. Hoarsen cane' Exonnarons,—On the first and third Tuesdays in June, 1898, the Chiongo, Milwaukee & St. Paul Rail. way will sell round•trip exoarsion tickets (good for 21 days) to a great many pointe in South and North Dakota and other Weateru and Southwestern states, at t raotioally one fare for the round trip. lake a trip West and See what an amount of good land can be purohased for very little money. Further information as to rates, routes, prices of farm lands, eto., may be obtained on application to any coupon ticket agent or by addressing A. J. Taylor, Canadian Passenger Agent, 2 King street, East, Toronto, Ont. =OMEN. CLARE.—In Grey,Aug. on Ap Ord, the wile of Mr. Enoch Clark of a eon, Moons,—In MoKillop, on Aug. 4th, the wife of Mr. Bobt. J. Moore of a eon. elcAnrnun,—In Morris, on Aug. 011, the wife of Mr, Peter 111eArtbur of a son, D000nerre.—In Mcliillop, on Aug. Oth, the wife of Mr. John Dougherty of a son. ATcLenonr,IN.—On the 9th eon, of Howiok on Aug. Ord, the wife of Ur, Alex, McLaughlin of a daughter. Mose.—In Fordwich, on July 21e1, the wife of Mr. J. 0. Mose of n eon. OmsoN.—On the 411E ooa, Lbowiok, 011 Aug. 2ud, the wife of Mr. Jae. Gib- son of a 000. BoTnwELL.—In Listowel, on July 22nd, the wife of Mr. Benjamin Rothwell of a daughter. VINE(.—In Elms, on July 28rd, the wile of Mr. John Vines -of a eon. McDowente—In Listowel, on July 28011, the wife of Mr. Frank AfoDowell of a daughter. OLEALAND.—In Elma, on Aug. 8rd, the wife of Mr. Robt. Olealand of a son. S6.dR1^�ix7�, FIDLER—SrENOB.-0n August std, in the °lurch of England, Fordwioh, by Rev. A. B. Farney, Mr. A. D. Fidler, of Manitoba, to Mies Susie, dangly. ter of Mr. Wm. Spence, of the 4th concession. aSaa. FoneunaneON.—In Morrie, on August 11th, Charlotte Brown, relict of the late Thomas Farquharson, aged 02 years. Funeral will take place Sat• urday at 1.30, service at 1 o'clock. 1TSS}I n, 3vrst.R33 TS, Fall Wheat Barley........ Peas Oats Batter, tubs and rolls .., Eggs per dozen . Flour par barrel., ....... Potatoes (per bue.) Hay per ton......... , Hides trimmed Hides rough Salt per bbl., retail Sheep skins, each Lamb skins eaoh Hogs, Live Wool Apples (per bag) 65 66 80 85 50 52 25 26 11 19 9 10 5 00 5 00 80 1 00 4 00 5 00 ' 06 5 1 00 60 40 40 25 25 5 50 5 60 36 17 50 50 REAL ESTATE. "FARMS FOR SALE.—'THE UN. DERoratin hoe several good Farms for Salo and to rent, easy terms, is Townships of aforrie arta Grey. F 8. SOOTT.Bruesels FAR1NI FOR SALE, BEING- LotO con. 4, Morrie, containing 100 norm Good brick reeidenoe, barns, orchard, Well fenced, &0, Only $ mile to Belgravo station and 11 miles from same village, Im- mediate poseeosion. For further particu- lars as to price, terms, ,to., KKarrpply on the pro8t4ees or if by 04033TeAR STIRONG, P. "PAM FOR SALE. -180 AORES • Consisting of tie South t• mud South 1 0f the North 8 of Lot 80, Oon.2, East Wawa - nosh. This is an oxaellent stook farm , bath g well supplied with good spring water. Itis situated about 9 miles from the thriving Vil- lage of Myth. A largo part of Itis under grass. Buildings and fences are in a tact state of repail'. Easy terms of payment will be given. For all information apply to 1115 0,E. BLAI1t, 13arrieter, Brussels, I1ARM FOR SALE.—THE UN- nn11aI0NIen offers his 100 &ore farm for Sale, being Lot 20, N1 Con. 7, Morris. There aro 70 name Cleared and under crop, balance hardwood bush, There is a good frame hones with kitchen, woodshed and collar complete ; bank barn with atone stabling orchard, weils, and all Other oonvenieu0o0. Only i! of a mile from school and 8. miles from Brueeole, Possession would be given at ones. For pride and terms apply on the promises orto T01ISX1.1I{ Proprietor, V1AR14I FOR SALE OR TO ▪ RENT,—Tho ndersigned offer's his eligible 04 care 'farm for side or to unit, being South part of Lot 0, Conoco. (lou 12 Grey. All tinder cultivation, tvobl Waterer( and well tensed. There is a good stone house, bank barn, orchard, walla, &o„ on the promises. Also a splendid steno titters, from 37111011 a geed revenue is roans - 0d, only 21 miles from Bruesele. '40101 reasonable, For further partioulave as to 11r100, &c., apply to JOHN MITOHELL,Proprlotoe 9r,•tf Brnasslelj, 0. G col) FARMS FOR SAL75,-- The undersigned Offer two 100 acre farms for sale at1'Oasonable primps, The lote are etas, 10 and 11eon, 0 (B00abinel, the eideroad between thorn. Good brink house and barn on lot 11, and bouso and 2 barns on lot 1c, Orchards and all noa088ary OOntron. taboos. Well watered and suitable tor grain or grekteg. 100 acres now in grass. Wilt be Sold tither separate or together to suit put- ebas0r, Tering of payment renewable, 5,m mornate lloeooe0100. y�orfurther par4loulars ter 083001115(3113 0L15GG, Brueeole P, 0)„ or 10,L.1)1011IN80N,Barri0tor,OVIugliap, 318 THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN, BULL 0ALF FOR SALE.— Apply to J, N. RENDALL, Brueeole, 1RUSSELS TOWN BAND IS open to all ougagemonto for pie-ni0s, garden parties, celebrations, &0„nt reason- able rates. Good musi0, L. JACKSON, Seo rotary] J.PULTON , President, 'TTOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE on To n431W. Tho undersigned offers for sale or to rent that 11 story triune house on l'urnbal'ry street, North 0f the Terme, lately occupied by 8. H. Jnok son. For par, dollars apply to w, F. Kamer the owner, J, 140A1tb, , Auburn P. 0. 30 -if DEBENTURES FOR SALE. The undersigned alas for offers to August '1 th, for 52..n,.n 50, 20 year dabantur particulars 4 per cont„ payable yearly, Pp or articulars write F. S. SCOTT, ar Village Clerk, Brussels, B rnesode, Ta13-56h,]896. ()APT. J. STRETTON, Wbo has had 07 years experien ea as an Auotionoer, but who had to quit owing to ill health, has again taken out license and is prepared to 000(1008 sales at reasonable terms. Satisfaction guaranteed. Dates may be arranged at TEE Poem Publishing House. TAB. STIIE7."PON, 1 •tf Auotioneer, blot and Cold Baths. The proprietor of Brussels Electric Light Works hoe fitted up very comfortable and well arranged shower baths, where Dither hob or cold water may be used. The after- noons re0or'vedfor Ladles whey Mre.lnain- price will be iu charge. Tho foe is only 5 Dents a bath when the :bather supplies the towel, or 10 cents otherwise, . A call solicited and satisfaction assured. 2-e - 1001T, MAINP13T,OE, Proprietor. NOTICE Notioe is hereby given that a 13 plow was passed b y the Municipal Council of the Oor• iteration of Brussels on the 255th day of J uly, A. 3.,1808, providing for the tame of deben- tures to the amount of 522,200,00 for the pur- pose of redeeming debenter0e falling due for like amount during August and Septem- ber, which wore issued by order of By-laws No. 8 and 0, A. D. 1878. And that such By- law was registered iu the registry Om00 of the Ooluty of Heron on the third day of August, A. D.1808. Any motion to quash or set aside the mune or support thereof Imust bo made within three months from the date of registration and cannot be made thereafter. Dated the Gth day of August, 1808. 5-8 P. S. SCOTT, Olorlr. Don't get Out of Hot "Water 'Nllon there is sickness in 1ho llonso a hot application is often worth more than a dose of medicine if you have the proper means t0 111a1i0 It effectivejust ellen it would do the most good, and the fact that a Hot water Bag is the vel'y best thing for all sorts of cramps and other com- plaints so prevalent in hot weath- er suggests the necessity of al- ways.having one on hand. We have them A Fox's Drug Store. 1epi l Fall TerTermbegins k .f� I� CENTRRL i REs �r Yr Atoll ri..Ont ONTARIO'S POPULAR 00MAIER• cur, salmon. ren tars 1+ree. W. J. ELLIOTT, Principal. Farm Laborers' Excursions ro--� Winnipeg, Brandon, Portage La Pr'air'ie said Other Manitoba pointe, 10 Good going from stations Peron- AL1a l_6 to and West iu Ontario Good going from glaciate Boot Aug.'s of Toronto 10 Tiiugoron On surrender of standard certificates on or before November 10, return 1lokets will be issued for 813.00. The route is over the Grand Trunk and connections via Mileage and St. Pan]. Ticket rates and information from J. N. KENDALL, Agent, Brussels. GEO. HEYD, " Ethel. _ We take no second place for First-class Hardware V are Cutlery Shelf Goods Lamps, &a . i Our Tinware Department Is Complete. Eavetroughing a Specialty. Call and see us. EY.