HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1898-9-2, Page 5SEPT. 2, 1898
BUSINESS CAROS.
'MONEY TO LOAN AT G PER1, OUIIt. 1',11. ti(.OlY, 11luanale.
.AAT IIaOEA.01I N, --
F • Insurer of MarriageLinemen, ()Moo
at bis (tracery, lhnnbonry street, llresaehl,
R• 7. BAIME'TT,
Tonsorial Artist Shop—Next doer
ecuth of A, M. McKay ,2 no's hardware store,
Ladies'aml elahlrone heir outlive a e,ollOItY
lf.)IANO OR O1tOAN.
1 ltIoo down aletaooleliu, i'up 11 of U. L.
AI, Dania, Mordent 0)0111013, of the 00000rv-
atorY Of 1100000, ltann11te1, Ont1u•lo, to pro -
pared to giro It104ructl0ue to pupile on either
Diana or organ. Special attontlon gluon
to Whole, haosons given either at the
Iloulee of penile or at !nacho's tomo. 44.101
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM
INeRAN00,
VIRE AND MARINE,
GUELPH,
T. FLETCHER i
Issuer of Marriage Licenses,
OnorcE AT J14wELnZ Bvolt10.
r "No Witness Required.
T. FLETCIII;R, 13rusoole
ALEX. 1IUNTPR,
clerk of the Fourth Division Cour
00. Huron. Conveyancer, Notary Public
Land,Loan and Insuranoo Agent. Pundit
invested
in 94111 to
loan. Collections made
AUCTIONEERS.
S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION.
1 • EER, will sell for better prico0,to
better men, iu ass Limo anti less charges
than any other Auctioneer in East Huron
or bo won't obargu anything. Dittos 0011
orders can ;always be ,0lLlOged at this office
or by personal app110ati0n.
VETERINARY.
T D. WARWICK,
11 • Honor Graduate of the On tarto
Veterinary College, 10 prepared to treat ail
di0eases of domesticated animals le a (Im-
potent manner. Particular attention plod
to veterinary dentistry. calls promptly at-
Officenoeth 0f bridge tended to.'nl•nbeandI rnilil'Y b„ mar13100& 18 Dora
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
1- DI. SINCLAIR, BARRISTER
V • solicitor, Uonveynneor,Notary Pub -
lie, &o. OWoe—Vanatone's Block, 1 door
)1 (Mb of Central Bete Solicitor for the
Standa.01 Bank, _
GtF. 13LAIR, BARRISTER,
• Soliai tor, &a. (late o1 G"rrOW &
910ndfooL'a Olnoo, 00,101.11h.) Office over
Glllioeas Smith's Bauts,33ruesels, •l7
Money to Loan.
CAMERON, •
,Ay,L • (Formerly of Cameron, H011 &
Cameron,) Barrister and Solicitor, Goderioh,
00-1lamilt0ll St., Opposite Col
bulge Hotel.
MEDICAL CARDS.
J. A. M'NAUGHTON,
M.D., 0. Tin Trinity 'Universityy, Fellow Trin-
ity Medical College, Member College of Thy-
Winans
Surgeons,11 1 Phyysiciens and !Licentiate
of Midwifery, Edinburgh. ta'olephoue
No 11, itoaitleu00, Mill S t., Brussels,
E. T. SNIDER,
M.D.; 0. TI., 0170000001• to Dr. A. McKelvey,yy
nn 1 Bargoone, Kingston ; Member oflthee001
Col-
lege of Puy010inns and Surgeons of Ontario.
Diseases of womon and children n specialty.
Plight years' exp0rienee. !1.01.11 co and reit-
Menet)
formerly Dr5 a-evy,luuberry et, B rital2
d.
M, ARMSTRONG,
M.B., M.D., M.C.P.S.O.
PHYSICIAN, SURGEON,
A000U0HEUR, ETO,
Special attention' given to dtsonaes of the
Throat and Lungs Hud dise00ce of Woman
and Ohiltlron.
RESIDENCE—WALTON, ONT.
DR. F. H. KALBFLEISCH,
mresuI1N, 011110001 .08n .100013011000,
SUCCESSOR TO DR. W. GRAHAM,
BRUSSELS, - ONTARIO.
Set 01agit Honor Graduate of t110 UuiVani-
ties oI Trinity (Toronto), Queens (Pingetou),
and of Trinity Mod:ioal 0.01(090; fellow of
!l'rluitgy Nlodlaal 00110ge 00(1 mamber of the
College
11oPut GiaduntosGaulBurnam;
e 100 DotrOit Ont0(0
0la(0lg0,1090, Spacial attention paid to die-
oa000 of Vomit, f 'Gone Ration in Sing-
lioh and Gorman, Telephone at ro0itle100.
BOLESFOR t 1 .— IIE
fined SLkeep for !
undersigned will keep for service, ou
Lot 0, 000.0, Groy a thorn' broil iulprod
Yorkelnh•o boor and vo0111oro'bred large Eng-
lish. Berkshire hog, Pedigrees tufty be aeon
on applioatfou. Terme, 51.00,'10 bo paid at
time of servioo,with privilege of returning
if 110(10000.1'y, ABTHUIL 01111TH
110.4* Propriotor,
'PULLS FOR SERVICE.—TEE
lmrlereig0otl will troop for service on
Lot bu111"Nature," Also ,a tlioro breHere-
ford.
Dur-
ban) bull. Both are exceptionally lino an -
003010. 'perms, 91,00, to be paid Jan. 101,
10110, with privilege of rett0•n,hg if tecoseary.
41.4 OLIV101t TU1tN11ULL,
Proprietor.
3(41019, 41.101' ''ood's Phosphoti Sle,
The ((teat .1Dn(/tiet, Remaly.
Sold and recommended by al
druggists fat Canada. OnlOnlyroll
able 111011111110 discovered. SA
aakagat guaranteed to cure ail
forms of Sexual Weakness, all 0troots of nitu00
or excess, Mental Worry, Ex0es0ive use of To,
receipt
eipri Opinnt or009001mlts. Mailed on 0
price,
Pamphlets fre95. bne 010ddree ,
Thg 'Wood O050(nnly, Windsor, Ont
Bold lit liruesols by G, A,bp1ADAtAN,
1) 00199101, IIooitsellor,0, Optician.
1:1 l3RIJssu,S POST
...wT,..-ss.
illy' nothing nonld he Hated frobl the Sunday at 11 o'oloak he was enddenly
15 t "l t , • eb) , ,Dwelling The engine dire:h'd it0 et'1'orte taken tvitil a severe euughiug spell and
t0 eev,Dg adja0.mt .1'ul,urt1', Nuri tie there ('011(104 in a few Ininet,a nn11er. distress
130v,.1, 1), Edgar, of Cayuglt, is visiting
flriend0 in and around Gorrio.
II. 0, Smith ,h Co. shipped a 10911 of
maple flooring to the Northwest.
Aliso 115910 Jamison, of Grand Rapids
1111011„ is visiting Mrs, Van, Dickson,
Mies Joan Gibson, of Toronto, ie at
present the g0e09 of her eider, 39ru. Van,
1)10(10011,
Glbeou 1310,0., of the `Vetxoter Batu
mill, have put in a plant fir the 111111111.
facture of cider.
Mies Elba Sanderson Is in Toronto
waiting on her eiater.in•htw, !lira, J. W.
Sanderson, who le ill.
Victor Patterson,of Pal kilned, is upend.
Ing a few days at the ,tome of hie unol0,
John Morrison, of toter:.
Mieoos Elate Allen and Edith Giboon,
who wrote on the recent examinations at,
Harriston high school, have 0neoeeded in
obtaining their S000ud oleos non•protes.
oional cOrlifiontee,
iilxtlr.
Division Court was held in Blyth on
Wednesday.
Blyth fair will bo held on Tuesday and
Wedlteeday, October 4th and 0111.
Dr. 3, N. Perdue has returned from his
trip to Manitoba.
A oar of Apples was shipped from Blyth
station to Glasgow, Scotland, on alonclay
of last week.
Miss Sarah Bentley, who has been
residing in Winnipeg for several months,
returned to Blyth for a visit.
The members of the Ladies' Aid of the
Westfield Methodist church came to town
on Tuesday of last week and had Miss
Sutherland, our artist, take a group
photo of them. In the evening the
Ladies' Aid of the Blyth Methodist
ohuroh entertained than to tea in tho
basement of the church.
On Sunday evening of last tvoek Rev.
T. E. Higley preached his farewell ser-
mon in Trinity oburob, the edifice being
o,owded to the doors by many of the
citizens of Blyth and neighborhood, who
were eager to bear the farewell words of
one who was untiring in his labors for the
cause of God. Last Sunday Mr. Higley
eenmeuood hie work at Blenheim.
LXOCer. A
W. J. Darling's dwelling is hearing
completion as ie also S. L''ittou's.
Wm. Gardiner is shipping three ones
of young cattle to his Home iu Reinbauk,
Ohio.
Dr. and Mrs. Anderson left for Wet.
more, Mirth., to visit friends for a short
time.
John Cudmore, while setting a tire on
a wheel unthinkingly caught hold of Lhe
tire before it wee oold and burned his
]land quite severely.
The delay of placing the aro lights in
the centre of the street as directed by the
council has been oaneed by the 00ar0119
of poles. The company says it is impos-
sible to geode them in this neighborhood.
0. Prouty, Clerk of the township of
Stephen, is 84 years old, and is probably
the moat votive of his age in the county.
Notwithstanding this great age and being
somewhat indisposed he started out in
his rfficial Capacity cud drove 167 and
served 240 papers in three and a half
days.
A mysterious fire was disoovered in
Drs. Hyndman do Hyndame's office just
in time to save the oontente and building
and probably avert a serious coullagra-
lion. It had made ooneiderable headway,
the curtains and carpets being badly
burned. It is supposed the fire originated
by eome person oareleeely dropping an ig•
nited match.
CJlinton.
The Organ Factory will make iia usual
magnificent exhibit at Toronto exhibition
which will be under the control of Wilbur
Manning.
Rev. W. Wade has been confined to the
house for sevetal days by a severe illness,
and does not appear to be mush better.
His ailment causes considerable pain.
Western Fair Art department has re.
quested of Mr. Tindall the loan of a few of
his choice paintings, purely for exhibition
purposes, and this gentleman line saner.
onsly aoceeded to the request.
Word was received of the accidental
death of Hugh Cole, formerly of Ibis
neighborhood, nephew of Ohae. Cole,
which occurred at Flint, Mich., while he
happened to be crossing a railroad trace;
be was unmarried, and was a brother of
Angus Cole.
It may interest some of our readers to
know that Mre. Graham, widow of Rev.
James Graham, formerly of the: town, is
now an assistant editor of the Obristiau
Guardian, while her son, an ordained
minister, has charge of tbo 1pred•Victor
Mission in Toronto.
Jnohaon Bros., well known clothiers,
made an imported annonneement last
week' to the affeot that they are about to
convert their store into a departmental
one, and the first step in this direction
will be the assimilation of the boot and
shoe stook of Jackson & Jaokson, with
their own.
The half yearly election of officers for
Ontario street League resulted us follows k
Pres., Miss Roth ; let 010e, Mrs. Seward ',
2nd vine, F, Olatwortby ; 8rd vice, Miss
II. Whitely ; 4th vice, Mies M. Wiltee ;
900.4180. Albert Downs nor. -eco.
Miss A.BriokOuden ; !rens, n A. (,nasals ;
pianist Miss Olement.
The Collegiate reopened with the fol'
lowing excellent staff ;—/J. Houston, M.
A., Principal, specialist in English,
Fronah, German ; W. E. Rands, B. A.,
8900100st in Mathematics ; J. W. Tre.
leaven, B. A„ opeoiallet in °lassies ; E.
M. McLean, specialist in Saienoe; Mies
Edith Parleo, Conimeroial /09901 li01.
Robt. Coate, youngest eon of Robt.
Coats, merchant, hae left for Toronto
where he expecte to reside. Hewitt enter
the journalietie ranks, if there is a suit•
able opening • if not, he will turn his at,
tendon to other pnrsdits. He is an e,.
pert ehorbhander, is well ver00d in public
molter: ; a University graduate, and, be.
tag a young man of sterling character,
we expect to bear of him climbing the
ladder of popularity anti fame in the
Queen City.
Ab abort half past threeo'oloolt on Fri
day morning pereon0 it: the neighbor•
hood of Dr. Benoe'e 1101100 t00110 aroused
by cries of "Fire, Fire" and hurrying out
found Dr. Bruce at en tipper window in
Lenight dross Iow pet of
Ilower while the a
t
the house wag in !ionise, and with the aid
of a ladder the do0to17 lues removed from
hie pet110110 position, 'while 001110 ono
hurried down and sondded the einem.
The flame spread 00 gniokly that virtu.
wa0 (10 0912111, !heap wits not uluoh dill!. injA airuurnsLanee0, the mother being
nul19 fu prevartlim; the 0pr0111 of 1110, phone, as all the other lnemb0110 of the
'.i'he buildles wan owned by Thoth 01b. faMily were at church. 1181 agonizing
binge, who only hut an 100utanee of 8100, calls drought aseletanoo, and a meeseuger
Mr. Bruce had as ineurene0 of 8150 on 090.0 diapatobod in ail haste for the aboent
hie furniture and $250 on hie piano, ones. In the oommu0ity and at sobool
The origin of the fire le unknown. the decoded wee a general favorite, ids
s• career et the latter plaoo being brilliant,
Cirul•ri(t. having passed the entrance and leaving
while finite young. 11 will be remember.
ed that two years last Winter a brother
and a stater were talkers by the Dame
disease, lfnowing the ultimate final
nature of the disease the young man re.
0ig11ed himself to hie fate, and the nhango
was 0110 of 9(eerotl peace to him. The
genuine sympathy of the whole commun.
ity for the family, whose affliction i0 al.
most unbearable, was evinced in the kind
attention and offerings of friends, and
the largo number attending the funeral
011 Tuesday, upwarde of 100 Age follow.
log the remains to McIntosh cemetery,
Godes riclh.
Upwards of 50 pupils of the Separate
School pi0-nieked at lllenesetung Park.
The organ factory has Iota of orders on
hand, is fail heeded and running full
time,
Wm. Warnool( has scorer) a 9000000
with hie fig tree, growing a good orop of
splendid fruit this year,
Mr. Seager, of Godariab, hits been op.
pointed Returning Olfioer for West
Huron for the plebiscite.
The steamer, "Oily of London," left
for Owen Sound, and will not return to
this port again this season, She tool! on
It oargo of salt in barrels to the Georgian
Bay port.
The carrying out of the 1808 Chau
tauqua Assembly at Cloderioh, proved nob
as 0119(1080 ul as its pram01ere had hoped,
much to rho disappointment of the eller.
gale and euLhusiastie promoter, Aliss
Kimber.
On Wedneedoy of last weak the Sen.
forth Methodist Sunday school held their
annual picnic in Goderich, soma 300
tickets having been sold for the 0003810(1.
The party arrived about 11 a. m. and left
for (tome at 8 p. m.
A vieit to the garden of Ohne. Wells,
Bayfield road, will ebow a magnificent
collection of gladiola, several hundred
varieties, besides about 55 varieties] of
900utiful dahlias. There is probably
nothing to equal this display In several
counties.
Before leaving for Montreal Mies Davis
wee the recipient of a pleasing testimonial
from the members of St. George's church.
It was a beautifully illuminated address,
(the work of Architect Fowler,) and ao.
oompanying it were other tokens of love
and respect, including a puree of gold. _
Lieut. -Col. Varooe, now oommanding
the 33rd, returned from a abort tem at
the Military examinations in Ottawa,
having passed a most creditable exam.
He scored 23 out of 25 in three subjects,
and 78 per cent. in equitation, a much
better average than usual, ooenpyiug but
7 days, which is also a shorter term than
is usually required.
Liout.•Gov. Oameron, writing from
Regina, under date of August 6th, says ;
—'The way to live here is by farming.
I drove out 12 miles into the country ;
what I saw in the way of farming weeld
astound an old Hurouite ; acres of po-
tatoes ; 50 to 100 acres of oats, and 50 to
200 acres of wheat, all looking splendid ;
barring aooidents the wheat will be 25
bushels to the store ; I never saw any.
thing to equal it. Most farmers own
320 to 050 awes, some more, cultivate
200 to 300 aoroe, the balance pasture,
with 20 to 100 head of cattle. It would
open a Huronite'e eyes, with his limited
100 aoree, to see a Western farm ; all
prosperous. The last few years bas
mnde the farmers here capitalists."
Wm, Do1g, 0rand Organizer for the Cl,
0, 1e., left for Oookslure, (.ane.
Division Como, 0911,1 110111 in Unrrio 00
p'lnutley lint little 1111011111111 Wltg 011 hand,
Rev, W. 1''. Brownlee, of Granton,
formerly of this pariah, wee in town
tltie week smiling on old friends.
Bert. and Harbert Oathetrt 014 ]Hiss
M. B. Thompson, of Otn0tnnetti, Ohio,
are the guests of their uuole, Henry
Perkins.
Mr, Robinson, of Ifensalt, represent.
ing the Aoatylene Lighting 00., of Lou.
don, visited town in the fnt010et0 of
acetylene gas,
Mrs, Samuel Peel and family have re-
turned to Sault 1310. Maria, Miuh• They
were n000mpaniel by her sister, Mise
Lottie Ardell.
The English 011ulah aougregation have
the nee of the Township 11x11 to Hold
0erviao0 in while they are repairing their
church, free of charge, by providing their
own light and fuel.
At the last Council meeting it was
moved by Grigg and Spence that the
County rate bo 1 2 10 mills ; township
rate 1f mine ; railway rate 5/5 of a mill ;
sinking fund, 8/20 of a mill ; general
school rate, 11 mills and that a bylaw be
passed accordingly.
A,rselA.311.0
show Here on Tuesday and Wad•
nesday, October 4th and 5111.
Mies Lona Treleaven, of this village, i0
visiting friends in 1Voodetook and Lon-
don.
M. Corrigan left for Quebec to attend
the Grand Lodge meeting of the 0.M,13.
A. moiety.
Brune Comity will pay 0nnn1111y for the
next 20 years the sum of 81471,63, pay-
ment of Poor House debentures.
"Say So" was the title of a lecture do•
livered in the Methodist church hereon
Monday evening of last week, by Rev. R.
J. Treleaven, of Brantford, under the
auspices of the Entvorth League, which
was without doubt one of the finest
lectures ever given in the oburoll.
Rapid progress is being made with the
County of Bruce house of Refuge. The
timbers for the roof are all in position
and a good part] ptosed in. The brick-
work i0 finished with the exception of a
part of the tower and that will shortly be
op to the required height. If there is no
delay with the slating the building will
shortly be covered.
James Nelson, of Glasgow, Scotland,
purrWised Loin Smith McLean twenty
carloads of cattle, amounting in the ag-
gregate to Mont twenty -eve thousand
dollars, He shipped by special train two
hundred and twenty head, on Aug. 13,
and the balance on the following Mouflay
from Luoknow and Kincardine. Mr.
Nelson ie one of the firm of Nelson Bros.,
Glasgow, and their sales of live stook
exceed that of any other firm in the
world. They have secured the space on
all boats this season to the Glasgow mar.
het from the United States and the
Dominion, and they have limited the
number to 700 Canadiau and 600 States'
cattle. This is a dangerous enterprise, as
it has been attempted by syndioates be•
for', but they have always some to grief.
IF0A'cl'w1o11.
Quite a number from hero and vicinity
are taking in the grant exposition at
Toronto.
A. Wyuoss is at present the proudest
papa in town. Its a bouncing baby gid
that makes him so,
The painters are now putting on the
finishing touohee on Won. Goggm's new
house, which when finished will be one of
the finest residences in this part of the
oonntry,
Our townsman, A. Wyness, has been
appointed by the Grand Master of the
Maeonio Order to the office of Very Wor.
ehipful Grand Stewart of the Grand
Lodge.
The Fordwiob FOrhiter0 Factory hoe
reoeived an order for a oarload of bed•
steads to be shipped to Manitoba, Mr.
Walltey is adding to his staff and the
order will be filled as soon as possible.
While working among his bees Alex.
Wyness 9na the misfortune to have a bee
get under his veil, which stung him just
below the left eye, causing a slight die•
figuring of his ince for a while.
Mrs. Atex. AltGregor, of Schreiber,
accompanied by bar little eon, is at pros.
eat visiting with relatives and friends in
this vicinity. Mrs. McGregor epenb her
girlhood deye . in this village and was
known as Thies Kate Darcy.
While Crosby Laokio wee returning
from Gerrie, where he had been dative:,
ing bread, he met with what might have
proved a very 0e1lou0 defiant. When
about oopoeilo the lime kilns the iron an
one of the shafte broke off from the axle,
letting ft drop and frightening the horse,
which gave a sudden jump and twisted
the other shaft off, thus freeing himself
from the rig, but not from the ehafte.
rbc sudden jerk Bent the rig into the
dib where it upset throwing Oroeby,
who still had hod
I of the linea to
the
ground Ile tried to turn the
horse into
the Rate way but. the striking agabnot its
heels frightened it so much that it dash.
ed book down the road to Gorrie, where
it was turned into one of the botel stables.
Crosby, although somewhat shaken up,
prooeeled after, secured the horse and
shafts, got them fastoued to the rig and
returned home not much the worse for
the aooident, nithongh the top was
broken off the rig and the horse's bind
legs are somewhat bruised and out from
the shrifts Striking them on his race down
the road.
On1T,--Fell death's uutimoly frost nip•
ped another young man in the bloom of
youth from oar midst on Sunday, 15th
ult., at the early ego of 17 years, one
month and eight days. The departed
was Samuel Harry Nay, yonogost son of
S. Nay. About a year ago rho deceased
began to oottgb, and immediate action
wa0 taken to have the trouble oradioated.
Thorough the Autumn and Winter months
the (lettering nature of the disease aoeerb•
ad itself, and at times he was thought to
be out of danger. The warm Spring deye
en a obtn a fur the
worms and
brought
R
the remainder of hie life hero was spent
in misery, notwithstanding the attention
of a food and devoted mothor. Saturday
previous to hie &lett: he and his moth00
took a Raven or eight Milo drive. On
A, Hutchison has arrived in town from
Grand Forks, Dakota, and is malting a
visit at the parental home, Main street.
Wilbur Hutchison returned to hie home
in Winnipeg last weak. His sister, Miee
Mabel, aoaompaoiod him and purposes
remaining in Winnipeg for a year.
A set of Yale look boxes has arrived
and been installed in the postal °. They
are a great improvement on the old box-
es and add materially to the appearance
to the new and well equipped office,
Court Listowel, I. 0. F., upon being
informed that Win. H. Riddello, a mem.
ber of the court at Aylmer, was lying i11
at the home of hie brother in town,
promptly provided a nurse for him.
The Listowel High School Board met
on Tuesday evening .otlast week for the
purpose of appointing a olaosioal master
to fill the vaoanoy in the teaching staff
ennead by the resignation of A. MoVicar,
who goes to Windsor. From the 25 ap-
plications received, the Board selected
Robb. Stoddart, of Barrie. Mr. Stod-
dart is an honor graduate of Toronto
University and a epeoialistin classics.
Monday morning of last week Thomas
Jermyn died at bis residence, Elam
street, after a protraoted Illness. De-
ceased was in hie Olet year, and had for
a good number of years been in the em•
ploy of the firm of J. & J. Livingston,
fax men. lIlo leaves a wife and four
eons, who have the sympathy of their
friends in their bereavement. The fun-
eral took place on Wedueeday afternoon
to Fairview cemetery.
3. W. and Mrs. Scott have retntned to
town after a very enjoyable trip down
the St. Lawrence and around by Halifax
and St. John to Boston and New York.
They were away between three and four
weeks and`took in all the principal pointe
of interest along the route, besides spend-
ing a oonoiderable portion of the time 011
the water. From New York they came
up the Hudson to Albany, and after
visiring at Syracuse, came home by the
Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Halstead and Mise
Mabel Halstead, of Mount Forest, acoom.
panted them on their pleasant trip.
An unusual though fortunately not
serious aooident occurred to Andrew
Hermiston, undertaker, who had left the
late MaLNcas'eplace iu Grey shortly be.
fore the storm buret 'Tuesday night of
last week. He had nearly reached home
when he felt the boxed wagon, in whioh
he had been carrying a aofee, lifting by
the wind and got out and was holding
against the rig to prevent it being over-
turned when a guest of wind flopped it
over, rPho horses started off on n run
and Mo. Hermieton wag dragged in ander
the rig. Realising his dangerous position
he lot the horses go and escaped with a
few 0eratohe0 on his face, The horses
broke away and were found next morn-
ing at Henry Smith's Ono: In Wallace,
They were not injured 1101 Was the rig,
beyond the breaking of tile whitiletr000,
Harvest
Excursions
A11 Stations in On Lurie nod l.4uebee, via
ghleag0 and lit. Paul, to
'IWrneipeg, Portage 18)
Pre, Itrlo,dmod od
Other 31e11l11Ilnl ruin 00, . R
11!0,0 00)3011ONOta anti.
North Ito hole Pound trip Poco
(loin August 30th, rater:dog until October
00th, 109,0, 00159 September 1119, r0-
turutpg until Nov 101,11, 100s.
1'lolrot rates end information trout.
J. N. KENDALL, Agent, Brussels.
GEO. REVD, " Ethel.
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circulars Frce.
W. J. ELLIOTT, Principal.
IMPROVED YORKSHIRE
BOAR FOR SERVICE.
Theuaderaigno,l will keep for sorvies on
Lot 20, Con. 0, 4lorrio, the thoro'-bred Im-
provod Yorkahiro Boar, 'Oat( Lodge Long-
fellow," N0. 2480, bred by JR. Brethous, Bur-
ford, to which a limited numbor of sows will
be taken. Terme, 01,00, to be paid at time
of service with privilege of returning if nee -
emery,
A numbar of ohotee young sows for sale for
breeding purposes which will be sold at
prieoe to suit the times.
21- ILOBT. NICHOL, Proprietor.
IDER MILL
Brussels Cider Mill and
Apple Butter Factory, Mill
street, has been overhauled
and is now ready for oper-
ation.
Fetch on your Apples.
Terms Reasonable.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
Geo, Edwards, • Prop,
HONE TO LOAN.
Any Amount of Money to Loan
on Farm or 'Village Pro-
perty at
6 & 6.1- Per Cent., Yearly.
Straight Loans with privilege of
repaying when required.
Apply to
A. Hunter,
Division Court Clerk, Brussels
P10081
Will
a Welk mail
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The undersigned has open-
ed up a Butcher Shop in the
ILB BLOCK BRBSSW
SM 1
where he will keep constant-
ly on hand a supply of the
Best Meats Procurable, sold
at reasonable prices. A share
of public patronage solicited.
S. WALICEn.
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Mea v
of the town.
l"CAs11 PAID Poll• 11110)1,10.
0
Mineralized Leather
GAYALOGUC
9008
t Kidduek''—A, kidtannedso
that water ("creeps" off it, perspir-
ation evaporates through it, and
friction wears it slowly. Can to
boiled in hot water without injury.
I'ifade solely for the U. and $5..
grades of the Goodyear Welted,
Slater Shoe
Jno. Dowding, - Sole Local Agent.
SHINGLES
British Columbia
Red Cedar Shingles
AND. —
North Shore
Dille and Cedar
FOE SALE AT Till;
Brussels Planing Mills
Also Doors and Saab of all Pat
terns on band or made to order
at Short Notice.
Estimates Furnished for all
kinds of Buildings. Workman.
ship and Material Guaranteed.
P. AMENT,
1 7cLEOD'S
System, Renovator
-AND ()TBEII-
TESTED REMEDI ES
SPECIFIC AND ANTIDOTE
For Impure, Weak and Impoverished
Blood, Dyspepsia, Steeplesaneee, Palpita-
tion of the Heart, LiverOomplaint,Near-
algia, Lose of Memory, Bronchitis, 0013-
gumption,
00gumption, Gall Stones, Jaundice, Kidney
and Urinary Diseases, St. Vitus' Denim,
Female Irregnlerities and General De-
bility.
LABORATORY, GODERICH, ONT.
M. MoLEOD,
Prop, and Manufacturer.
Sold b Jaa, I'' Ox, Druggist, 11100901&.
OUR SILYE.R JUBILEE.
Western Fair, - 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 show, and to bettor advantage. Royal Dragoons, Prince O'Kebe's Japs,
Sie Hassan Ben Ali's Buffing and many other specials, the best in the country.
Fireworks each evening, "Blowing up the Maine," assisted by all the ring and stage
attractions.
Special excursion trains leave London at 10 p. in. and after, so you can stay to
the fireworks.
Auction Sale of Booths and Privileges, Wednesday, August 17th, on the grounds
at 2 p, on, Prize Lists, Programmes, etc., apply to
LT. -COL. W. M. GARTSHORE, THOS. A. BROWNE,
PRE0mENT. SECRETARY.
APPLES
WANTED.
We will be ready to Buy any Quantity of Apples on or
after the
6 T H SEPTEMBER,
—AT TI311—
BRUSSELS
EVAPORATING FACTORY.
Apples may be shaken oil' Trees. Windfalls and all
kinds of apples, except very soft and
shall, will be taken.
Parties having Winter Apples to sell will do well to give
usa call before
disposing
of themShip-
pers,
to S
li
-
pers,
for 'which an extra price
will" be paid.
Hands Wanted .,,,0„
Boys and Girls to work in the Fac-
tory. Call at ONCE.
she
. est Pio Paid for four foot Wood;
Beech and Maple preferred.
, S.
!MUSSELS.