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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1898-8-19, Page 5Auc. 15,1898 BUSINESS CARDS. ONEY TO LOAN AT 5 PER cent, F.fi. NoO'rT,Brussels. II. MoORAOK1+aN, • fewer of Marriage Llu0use0. Chios tit his Orooa]'y,'Luluilorry, street, Brussels. rr '�jR N.)3AEp Tt 1 � • Tonsorial tet Shop -Next door i Ar i south of A,hi McKay k Co's hardware store, Ludles'a nd oh Barone hair cutting a 01)001alty IANO OR ORGAN. Miss Joan McLanchlln, p 11 11 of (3, L. N. Harris, hineleai Doctor, of the °omerY- pa ed of to give ii]nL 0011010 GOntario, n pile o0 01112er piano or organ. Special attention given to timbale, Lemieux given 0(1hei' at Lila SIon100 of pupils or at Wearers home, 41.9m ROBERT CUNNINGHAM IN00BANn]0, FIRE AND MARINE, GUELPH. T. FLETCHER ) Issuer of Marriage Licenses, 00000E AT Jawsure STOna" II'No Witness Required. T. FLETCHER, Brussels ALEX, HUNTER, Clerk of the Fourth. Division Cour Co. Amon. Conveyancer, Notary Public Funds (nvnostedoand and 1000. nCollections made Chine in Graham's Block, Brussels AUCTIONEERS. - S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION - .L • MCI, will sell for better prices, to better.. men, in ons time and loss. charges than any other Auctioneer in Dost 1111000 or bo won't charge anything. Dates and orders onal applbe icatioull'od nt this cillos r by pers VETERINARY. — ir D. 1VARWICK, el • Donor Graduate of the 00101.10 l Veterinary of Comestlonted annuals In to a nom potent manner. 1001Y1eular attention promptly teneveterinaryn Chico anti Irtfu'marY alls rFOUt' 00ors north of bridge 'l'urub orgy et„ Brussels. LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING. '7T M. SINOLAIR, RRISTER • Solicitor,U00 031anaor BA,Notary Pub- Ila, &o. Otllee•-Vaf0tone's Block, 1 door north of Central Dote • Soltaitor for the Standard Bank. `I F. BLAIR, I3ARRIBTER, • Solicitor, &o, (late of Garrow & ProndfooBO Oaiae, G000010h.) Ofllao over Gillies & Smith's Bank, Brussels. ,17 Money to Loan. 17 C-. CAMERON, • (Formerly of Oameran, Holt & Cameron,) Barrister and Solicitor, 'Federici), Ont. 0111oc-Hamilton St., Opposite 001 borne Hotel, MEDICAL CARDS. 1a tai t iffetvo, r[?x wlartil;.;tn. Blies Freeland, of Pnlmerlton, is visit• ink ut G. W. imitates, 0hea00•malfer. Miss Sarah Code, who has been living B nes has returned to Trowbridge. u os b t r 1 W. W. Gibson n dru g et of Toronto, MS a goad at Widths Jackson'o loo week. Mies Flcrenee Farrell and brother, Bon., of Detroit, ere visiting at 1V. 1'2Ie• Oormiok'o. Rev. J, Kenner has gone on a trip to Hamilton, Niagara and other planes for reoreatioo. 11, J, McCormick moll charge of the Blethodlot °berth services last Sabbath, A pleasing event took place when Wes. ley Code, of Trowbridge, was united in marriage to a lady of Hanover. They are spending part of their houeymoou with relablvice here. Mies Minnie Robinson, teacher, of near London, returned home last week after spending a few weeks with friend') hero and at Liebowel. During her visit she 1000(ed a vary pleasing report of her school ao follows: -Out of live sunt uplfoe entrance to the High eohool, four wore euooeesful ; two for Public School Leav- ing, both paeeing taking second and third highest marks at the exam., and ono pass. ed for a 8rd oleos certificate, J. A. M'NAUGHTON, M. D,. O. M., Trinity Uuivereity, Fellow Trio- ity 1]fedieal College, Member College of Phy- f the Iloya1 Cand ollegeey of Physio ane and 7 icentiate 010.14.dResideu Edinburgh. elslol]hone E. T. SNIDER, M. D„O.IvI., gnnoessor to Dr. A. McKelvey, Licentiate of 1Loyal 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' experience, i '0111ao and res- idence that formerly 00onpied by Dr. Ma. Kelvey, Turnberry street, Bruseele. 00• - J. M. ARMSTRONG, M.B.. M.D., M, C. P. S. O. PHYSICIAN, SURGEON, A000U0HEUB, ETC. Special attention give]] to diseases of the Throat and Lungs and diseases of Women old Children. RESIDENCE-WALTON, ONT. DR. F. H. KALDFLEISCH, r13YS101AN, SURe2ON AND 1000II01111Dn,, SUCCESSOR TO R. W. GRAHAM. BRUSSELS, - ONTARIO. 10:01000 Bonet- Graduate of the Universi- ties of Trinity (Toronto), Queen's (Kingston), and of Trinity Medical 0otiose ; Fellow of Trinity Medical College and member of the College of'PhyOioian0 and Sur eons of Outer - 10. lost Graduate Course in Detroit and Waage, MU. Special attention paid to dis- eases of Eye, Ear,Noee aid Throat, and dis- eases is- lieh and German. Te phone atiresidenoe.g- li. C. Coleman, Mrs. C]lemau, owl twit little daughter,' are rlvlidayiug with friends in Warsaw N. P. Mayor Gunn has reeeiverl nn iuvita• blah from Ohantaugna, N. Y., to be present at that plaoe and deliver an ad- dress on Municipal Day, Ang. 27th. Wm. M. Gray has removed his family to Toronto. For some months Mr. Gray (tonneau! hes been neo ed with an m surenee company there and he finds it somewhat i110Onv001Ont to 0olltlnne his residence here while hie headquarters are 111 the oily. Mr. Gray had beoome ono of Sea. forth's oldest resident!) and was one of 011e most enterprising business ]nen. Ile has for roan taken a moot prominent part in pnll1ioal, mnnioiptll and °buret) efloirs, where hie earnest labors and good buniuose ability enabled him to render the most ellioiont and valuable service. For many years he was a large employer of labor, being one of the largest Balt tnauufaetwrers in the Huron dietriot. Tho salt business having, however, given out, and as bo had all hie capital invest. ed in it, he was forced to seek some other ephere fur his Matinees abilities. Clinton. J. Ransford sailed for the old oountry on Aug. 10th. Choir Sunday in Ontario street church on Aug. 20th, Geo. Swallow was at Chatham, a dele- gate to the High Court 1. 0. F. Jacob Taylor attended the Grand Lodge meeting of the I. 0. 0. F. at Galt. Rev. Mr, Murdock has entered upon hie pastorale of the Baptist 'Mural,. Will. Keine, son of Jae. Maine, of town, has been heard from at Porto Rico, where be is a member of the American army ; he is in good health and spirits. The following are delegates to the mon by W. O. T. U. Convection at Gode- rioh on Aug. 25th and 20th :-Mrs. Oriel), Mrs. W. S. Harland, • Mrs. Sea. wand, Mrs. D. Stevenson and Mrs. H. Elford. At a meeting of the Public School Board applications were considered for a toucher during the Model term, and that of Elliott Richmond, of East wawanosh, accepted at 16125. J. A. Reeder, Detroit, was second choice, and W. F. Fyfe, Kincardine, third. A young boy named Dodeworlh, about 14 years of age, met with a bad acoident recently. He was in the new barn of Will. Robinson, and while abasing a swallow, fell from the granary to the floor below, and putting out his bands to save himself, broke one wrist and frac- tured the other. Mies Ivieon, of Kippen, who is visiting her sister, Mrs. Potter, at Porter's Hill, sustained a peculiar and painful dieloca• tion of her thumb on Friday last. She was milking a cow in rather cramped quarters, when the cow kinked, otriking her thumb and knocking it out of joint. It was some time before the doctors could get it into place again, the pain being intense. BOARS FOR SERVICE.—THE undersigned will keep for service, on Lot 0, Con. 0, Grey, a thorn' bract improved Y'orkebire boar and a thorn' bred largo Eng- lish Berkshire hog. Pedigrees may bo seen on appliea11on. Terns, 81.00,.to be paid at time of service, with privilege of retaruing if 1100000011.0 0ditTAUlt Proprietor. )ULLS FOR SERVICE,—TIE undersigned will keep for service ou forllb lll�Piot ku Grey,,' Also a there' brad bred Dour- haur bull. Both are oxeoptloiallY floe an” Inlets, Terms, 81.00, to be Paid Jan, let, 1800, with priv111000 of roturnihs If u00e00ary. 41.4 0LIV1111t TTJ10NBULL,Propvletor. 241.(1rd. Anel'. Wood's pliosphodino, .4'I10 Groat English Ramey. Sold and reecen20011d021 by of druggists in Canada. Only roll { able meediohlo disooVorod, Ail a00a al g0ar'anfcrd to Dore al, of ahem .".m ,..Sextial 1 if ata d for )es , Ment l Worry, n1 e 0 Dr arsons, Mental worry, plxeossiVo use of To, 1)0800, Opium or Stinudants. Mailed on rooelpl Of price, one paokago 51, six, 90. One tatllVasa Ifrotpfldours. Pamphlets free toan ad2reoo, The Wood Company, wivndoorl Onto Soli mBDMAN Dci rtgiAlYBoot eo1110 E& Opt 'ion, T4EL R i-SSPtLS P0$paummadeauvaiummusuicutAaumiGulweastuAmosoeutmi.jr_soummuluft Mex Simpson. Div. No. 8 -Pres, S S Bothwell , See., T MoOouloy, No. 4 -- Pres., Hugh Ltiohmoud; Bee,. Samuel Wherry. No, 5 -Pros., Samuel JtloAl- lletcr ; 17300., Jas Dieksotl.; No. 0 - Pres.' Itobt Smith ; Foo., J F Irwin. No, 7 --Pros„ S Boyle ; Soo„ Geo Poolil't, No. 1l-Proe., Robb Anderson ; Sem, W R Erokioe, ft ie the intention of the -tie tarrange for ''s a uml e o 1., . eo.nbivo 0 t' the 1.a While meetings s f ooh of rove 1 ] m u e above polling oub•divieione and to dig. tribute an ample supply of inotruotive literature among the vatora, All the above officers constitute the Executive Committee. The following aro the offioore.eloot of the 1'lpwor114 League of Christian En- deavor for the ensuing 0 m0Ut120 :-lion. Pres., Rev. B. A Fear ; Pres., R. 13, Hamilton ; let Vice., If• Peters ; 2nd Vine., Mary Adams ; 3rd Vice., Mary Collins; 4th Vice., Minnie Boyd ; See., Ernest Turnbull •, Trees., Mary Graham ; organiet, Lottie Adams ; editors of the Lantern, Rev. E. A. Fear and Ida Park- er.; Christian Endeavor oom., H. Patera, Rev. E. A. Fear and Maggie Thompson ; Religious Work oom., Mary Adams, Alice Turnbull and Maggie Tindall ; Literary oom., Mary 00111 e, Lrva Haat. Inge and Edith Harris; Social cons., Minnie Boyd, Maud Berrie and Fanny Adams. Couocoo M9u'riNu.-The Municipal Council of Elma, met in the Agricultural Hall on the 8th day of August, 1808 ( members all present. Minutes of last meeting read and adopted. Moved by Mr. MoMane, seconded by Mr. Rothwell that F. Sobooloff, S. Mo0ourt, R. Hance he eitob paid $1,50, and 0. Bitter 75 Dents, aerating Engineer on the 14111 eon. drain survey -Carried. Moved by Mr. Rothwell, seconded by Mr. Smith Ibat G. Long be paid $10, the amount of hie dootor's account for attendance for injury remind at bridge sideroad lots 80 and 31, con. 7, while new bridge was under construction' --Carried. Moved by Mr. Rothwell, seconded by Mr. Shearer that By-laws 883, 384 and 385, as read •a third time, be finally passed -Carried. (Under two of these By-laws rates and school rates were levied ; rates aro sumo as last year.) Moved by Mr. MoMane, eeoonded by Mr. Smith that the Clerk notify J. W. Lambert to have their fence removed off road allowance between lot 31, cons. 14 and 15, blind line, within 30 days from date -Carried. Moved by Mr. MoMane, seconded by Mr. Smith that By-law No. 330 be provisionally adopted and be printed and served in manner set out in the 5th paragraph of the enacting portion of said By-law, (14th con. drain)-Oarried. Moved by Mr. Smith, seconded by Mr. MoMane that the Clerk notify all parties assessed in the Silver Corners' drain of the amount of their assessment and that ' the report will be read and considered on the 32nd Inst at 2.30 p, m. -Carried. Moved by Mr. Shearer, seconded by Mr. MoMane, that in reference to the Dross drain or new branch from Maitland drain on whioh the Collodi were interviewed to- day by the Reeve and Clerk of Ellice that it is the intention of this Council to take action in this matter ae soon as we are sure that the cleaning out of the river, being the outlet for said drain can be cleaned out. After passing a number of accounts Council adjourned to meet on Aug. 22nd. 131 -visa. Reovo Wilford has proolaimod Friday, Angust 10tH, our civic holiday. A nor of roofing slate has arrived for D. B. 110E1n110n'e Dew residence. Wm. Coiloton, wife and family have re. turned to their home in Manitoba. F. W. Tanner, of Strathroy, was in town for a couple of days last week. Jolla Bainton and two ohildron, of Ply. mouth, Pennsylvania, were visiting Blyth relatives last week. Frank Metcalf was attending the Ifigh Court of the Iodopendout Order of For- esters at Chatham last week. John T. Carter is going into the raising of fancy poultry and is at present meting a largo and modern hen house. Watson & Emigh shipped from Blyth station on Monday of last week three oars of cattle for export to Montreal. They also shipped two oars from Clinton on the 0am0 day. Mrs, Nation left on Tuesday morning of last week for Mount Iron, Minnesota, where she has accepted a lucrative posi- tion in the store and post office kept by our former townsman, M. A. MoNaugh- ton. Dlrn.-James and Charles Magee re. ceived word on Tuesday of last week of the death of their mother, which sad event took place near Edmonton, N. W. T., on July 25111, Dropsy of the heart, from which she had been very i11 for the LAM Diw0 months, was the cause of death. Deceased went to Edmonton nearly three years ago, and for many years previous to removing West had been a muoh re- spected resident of Blyth, being the widow of the late James Magee. She was in her 84th year. SAD ACCIDNNT.-A very distressing 00' oidont happened in Elam Livingston's saw mill on Monday afternoon of last week about three o'clock when a :12 -year- old lad named James IIaggitb lost his right arm. He had only commenced work for the first time in the mill in the morning and his duty was to receive the hoops as they came from the planing knives of the hoop planer and after sharpening the ends put them in a pile. While working he noticed a pilo of shay ings on the planer and passing around to the side 'of the machine attempted to throw them off. While in t110 act of do. ing this the planing. knives caught his right arm and dragging it down severed It in two just below the elbow. He was carried to a dootor'e office where the wounded arm was dressed and 11e is pro. grassing very favorably. List tow el - Miss J. M. Green, head milliner in a loading dry goods house in Brandon, Man., is home on her holidays. ' F. R. Biewett attended the meeting of the Grand Lodge I. 0. 0. 11., in Galt as representative of Listowel Lodge. Sohn E. Alien represented Court Lietowel at the annual meeting of the High Court, Independent Order Forest. ere, at Chatham last week. Canon & MoKee are opening a store in Mitohell, where they are taking posses• 0fon of the store Instil recently occupied by Mr, Murphy. Mr. McKee, we under. eland, takes charge of the Mitohell store, and purposes removing to that town. At a meeting of the Publio School Board Miss Ella E. Kidd was appointed teaoher of the 8th Department of the Public School, in the plaoe of Miss God- dard, resigned. Mies E.idd has been teaoher for several years in the Orange. villa Public School and is ooneidered an excellent teacher. John Sutton, son of Richard Sutton, Trowbridge, left! last ween for Wilming. ton, Delaware, where he goes to .take a position in the shipping yards of the Amerioan navy. Mr. Sutton has been engaged in the ship building business for a number of years at Bay City, Mich, The Standard Bays: -For the past week or two Listowel has been praolioal- ly without a water supply, the well at the intake having almost given out, and the water being eo•lo2v in the river as to prevent any adequate supply being brought into the intake well from that quarter. The private servioe drinking water system has also given out, the well at Meyer's mill which furnished the supply evidently having been depleted by the intake well. Suliioieot water is yet available for street sprinkling, but should a fire 000ur during the present dry sea- son the waterworks would be praotioally aselee5. Whether the fire engine would be available in such an emergency would depend upon the location. Hurry Bullard has secured a situation in Paris. Mee. Brownell and four of her family left on Tuesday for Hartney, Man. J. Wesley Beattie shipped a oar load of baled hey to Glasgow on Tuesday of last week. 1VIies Nettie Johnston, nurse of the Buffalo Hospital, daughter of Wm. Johnston, Centre street, is at the present time nursing her sister, Mrs, Robt. Beattie, of Harloek, who ie very ill. Robt. Winter had a valuable cow killed on the railway trach on Monday evening of last week. The animal 121'0110 out Of a field on Mr. Wilson's farm and strayed out on the track and was etruok by the engine. The 0000nd annual floral exhibition will be heli in the central store, Ontdno's blook, on Thursday, friday and Satur- day, Aug. 212h, 20th trod 27th, under the aue'pioes of the Seafcrth Hortionitural Sootpublic from 10 a In, etThe to 10 p. will be m n to the oeaoli day. The Grand Trunk Railway Company int the mo mo t o of its e rvia tt' es of v 1 Ira) n efficient and trustworthy employees in 0. Bethune and Jas. Graig, whoeo places at the depot have been filled with A. L', Phillips, as station agent, and W. Mid- dleton as operator. The latter ie tem- porarily relieving until tllo regular employe010 placed. Atwood. The flax mill oommonood manufaotur- ing the 1808 crop Wednesday. The ditohere on the Fianna drain are working at present in the neighborhood of Spring Creek. Sam. Skalitzy, for the past two years with B. lialbileiooh,general merchant, has accepted a similar situation in Mitchell and left for that town. Mrs, Campbell and daughter, of Aber- deen, Scotland, are guests of Mrs. For- rest, or., 14tH oon, They purpose re- maining until October, visiting in the iaterval relatives and friends in Elena and Grey towuebipe and New York city. The visitor to Elma township must be favorably impressed by the number and ohmmeter of the new residences being erected this Summer, Following is a partial list :-J. C.f, Thompson, 5112 con., new briolc residence ; Wm. Porterfieli and' Jae. Stewart, 51h con., briok reef, denoee ; Thos, 5101.diug, Wm. Brook and Wm. Hargreaves, 4th oon„ brick houses ; Messrs. Mayberry, two briok reeidenoee ; Adam Gray and ex Reeve James Diokeon, 10111 con., brick residence ; 0. H. Metry- field, Monkton, briok residence, and others. Wm. Dickson, 8th eon., lost three valuable mfloh nova last week from a dieeage known ae anthrax. This disease le not new to veterinary eoienoe bat rare in this country. It is peouliar on low, marshy lands which have been flooded during the Spring, end subsequently baking and breaking open emitting to poisonous germ shown as baooillia anthriais, whioh o0me0 up with the dew or the nights and drops upon the grass, Animals feeding upon this grass take these germs into the system and death results invariably #than 2 to 24 hours thereaftee. Thos. Hueter, lith con", on Monday of last week staggered, and wonl(i have fal- len on the sidewalk had not some by - standees caught him and carried him into Ballantyne's tailor shop, where medical aid was speedily summoned. Heart failure was the trouble of which dieeaoe Mr. Bunter is subject to. He lay upon the floor for considerable time Wows rallying auffioiently to be removed to W. R. Erskille's. residence, where he oontinuod to improve and woe later taken home. He is an old man, nob very rugged at beet, and having had eoveral preview) attache more or less severe, hie friends have reason to fear any repot" - tion of the dreaded symptoms. A public meeting was held in the Presbyterian ohuroh Monday evening of last W00(1 for the purpose of organizing the township of Elm foe the approaoh• ing Prohibition Plebiscite campaign. The atbendanoo was representative and fairly large, anti much interest mani- fested in the ultimate triumph of the Temperanoo Cause. Nev.Mr, McLeod, pastor of the church, presided. Who fol- lowing allure wore appointed ;-Presi- dent of the township of Elms, organiza- tion, J A Turnbull ; Vice -Pees., R B Hamilton ; Seo.-Troao,, D G Anderson. Polling Sub•Divieion No.1-Pros., J R (dodo' Secretary] Johnston MoOormfolk, Div, leo, 2-I'reeidont,17 Parker ; Seo„ Leadbtarv. Mrs. Dao. Manley, formerly Anua Leeming, died last Saturday night. We have as yet no further particulars. The threshing firm of Smith & Hum- phries have done some work around here. They are hustlers. Mies Eliza MoLaoghlin is laid up at present with a complication of ailments. We expect she will soon recover. What an intelleotuel farming line the 14th is. No lees than 5 teachers and ex-teaohera are helping to horse the grain. Wm. Rae has gone to Chicago. Bob. Malleo, Geo. Wiltaie, Isaac Glees and others from this part went to the wild and woolly West on Tuesday. John Stafford and daughter were at Gerrie this week attending the funeral of Mr. Stafford's father-in-law, Thos. Pierce, who died last Sunday, Miss Emma Jane Glass, of Leadbory, was married last Wednesday. She was raised around here, but has been away for some years connected with Salvation Army work. We extend to her our beet wishes. ONLY 35 Cts THE POST Will be sent to any address in the Dominion of Canada or the Tinted States for the balance of 1898 for the small sum of 35 Cts. IN ADVANCE. Don't be without the news when you may have it for the above price. Tun Pon makes a specialty of Auction Sale Bills, Advertising Strayed Stock, Farms for Sale, LCC. We give special prominence to Local and District news. 56 Columns in Tun POST every week. Don't borrow any longer but order for yourself. A. word of recommendation is always of great benefit to us and is greatly appreciated. Luels.now. Andrew Murdoch left ou Tuesday of last week for Scotland. Wm. Miller has taken over the tailoring business formerly carried on by G. Smart. There is a vaoanoy at the Guelph Agri- cultural College for a Bruce county student. G. Smart and wife have left for Seattle, Washington Territory, where they intend making their future home. R.D. Cameron was in Chatham at- tending the Grand Lodge of the Inde- pendent Order of Foresters. The large posters advertising the Luck. now Caledonian games on August 81st, have been completed and distributed. Peter Scott, of Ashfield, was attending the Grand Lodge meeting of Odd Fellows iu Galt last week ae representative from the Lucknow lodge. The members of the Ohoeon Friends a together with their in the village, g , g triennia hold a pianio at the Black Horse lake on Monday. Theo. McLean made another large shipment of fat cattle from the Lucknow station on Wednesday of last week for the Old Country markets. The boob inoluded 180 head. R. Graham 18 the recipient of an ale. gantly engraved gold watch and chain from the Imperial Silverware Go., of Canada, for honorable dealing and ability while in the company's employ as their general agent. The annual meeting of the W. O. T. U. was held in the Odd Fellows' Hall on Wednesday afternoon of last week. The report for the year allowed an tumour. aging linnet° in members, and a grow- ing interest in the work. After the routine business was disposed of, the President asked the Vioe•Presinent, Mrs. Mary Somerville, to take the chair. The Prost• dont then gave her annual address, after which 1 "1c1 the election of o 1Tiasra took place r . WW1 the following result : P es , L. Bryan (1.o elected) , 1st Vice -Pres", Mre, Mary Somerville ; 2nd Vioo•i're8., Mrs, A. M. Berry; Cor.•Sec., Mrs. Susie Bower ; Boo. -800., Mrs. Annie Somer. vino ; Trees„ Mise S. Burgon ; Delo. gate to Convention, Mrs. et, M. Arm- etrgtig, MONET TO LOAN. Any Amount of Money to Loan on Farm or Village Pro- perty at 6 & 61 Per Cent., Yearly. Straight Loans with privilege of repaying when required. Apply to A. Hunter, Division Court Clerk, Brussels. PIC0S1 Will matte, a well man of YOU' 1 mon PM/Mon TIM 0732022 aaa07.Te iN TOM W,aoKo. _. PI0090 ewes all Nervone Diseaan0soe, Sleepless. 0,0(0. Failing Memory, Nightly Monotone, 8W?mG IOrrboo0. Impotoney, eta, oaueod by rase u.e. gives vigor and ice to ehrunke0 organs, an qui.klybutoorolyyre6:oree IQeTlertro00. 10 0l eanir C. neo 020000 a00 you .1.W grow 011.000 Bed happy nnggale, e d . from mobs e1. aLbn wrapper sad onre27 0,0100. Rom e, 41 le lloa Irma► carried to voet neoket. Pito,, 01. a park 020 torte. ODed money in either ordinary or ter. od letter. Address A000000 Bib lettere to J, T,, IMP Ina, Druggist, Canute.��' qNT., ascot for the DO N E W iliclior Mg r 1 There are no ilblanks " in "Slater Shoes." Ever' pair is a prize. Everypair Is a real bar- gain in that you get loo cents worth of Shoe for every dollar. No "bargain table" losses to be added to regular selling prices ; shoe worth guaranteed and price $g.00, $4.00 and $g.00 per pair stamped on the Goodyear Welted sole by CATALOGUE The Slater Shoe Makers. ren. Jno. Downing, - Sole Local Agent. SHINGLES British Columbia Red Cedar Shingles AND- —r North Shore Pine and Cedar FOR SALE AT Tan Brussels Planing Mills Also Doors and Saab of all Pat terns on hand or made to order at Short Notice. Hetimatee Furniebed for all kinds of Buildings. Workman- ship and Material Guaranteed. P. AMENT, McLEOD'S System, Renovator -AND OTHER - TESTED REMEDIES SPECIFIC AND ANTIDOTE For Impure, Weak and Impoverished Blood, Dyspepsia, Sleepleeenese,,Palpita- tion of the Heart, Liver Complaint, Near - algia, LOBO of Memory, Bronchitis, Con- sumption, Gell Stones, Jaundice, Sidney and Urinary Diseaeee, St. Vitus' Dance, Female Irregularities and General De- bility. LABORATORY, GODERICH, ONT. J. M. MoLEOD, Prop. end Manufacturer. Sold b Sax, Fox, Druggist, Rrnoeelo, OUR SILVER JUBILEE. Western Fair, e London. September 8th to 17th, 1898. Entries close 7th September. Space allotted on receipt of entry. Our attractions will be grand, and exhibits unsurpassed. You can see all that others can chow, and to better advantage. Royal Dragoons, Prince O'Habe's Saps, Ole Hassan Ben Ali's Ruffin') and many other specials, the beet in the country. Fireworks each evening, 'Blowing up the Maine," assisted by all the ring and stage attractions. Speoial excursion trains leave London at 10 p. m. and after, so you eau stay to the fireworks. Auction Sale of Booths and Privileges, Wednesday, August 17th, on the grounds at 2 p. m. Prize Lists, Programmes, etc., apply to LT, -COL. W M. GARTSHORE, THOS. A. BROWNE, P1101ENT. SEOsxrazv. The undersigned has open- ed up a Butcher Shop in the SMILE BLOCS , ER IMS I where he will keep constant- ly on hand a supply of the Beat Meats Procurable, sold at reasonable prices. A share of publiclpatronage solicited, S. i1V itLalGRled'eala6Vir Meat delivered to all parts of the town. 'd+1sn PAID FOl'. HIDEO. SPECIAL CUT in all Summer Goods such as Croquet Sets, Children's Wagons, Balls, Bats, Gardening Tools, &oe BIG VALUE In a fine Line of Bibles, ALBUMS. --4+- A. job lot, will be sold below ori- ginal cost to clear out. SCHOOL IES ... SUPPLIES . U®pL. Ready for Opening Days. OUT IN TOYS. To clear out our stock of Toys we will reduce the price to COST during the month of August. See our Booking Horses—Shoo Fly Breed— warranted not to balk, run away or kick. No baby should be without a pair. It will lighten the mother's. carps and a good team will do a whole family. "POST" Bookslore.