The Brussels Post, 1898-9-2, Page 8ARE YOU IN NEED OF
.,. SPEOTAOLES 2
If so we Will test your oyes ]'ree
of Charge and supply you
With those that will bete help
and a blessing to you and
fitted to meet the needs of
each eye.
HAYS YOU A CHILD THAT Il,,..
CRE14YIB?
That is a trouble known to Op-
ticians as 'tStrasbiamers"
and if taken before the mus-
cles become set can be over-
come by the wearing of
proper glasses. Do not neg-
lect your child but come as
soon as you notice any defect
as it means the loss of the
interned eye. We supply
glasses to correct all forms
of imperfect vision.
G. A, Deadman,
Druggist, Optician & Bookseller.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
SOUTHERN R=TENBION W. G. & B.
Trains tease Brussels Station, North
and South, as follows:
GOING Scene. . Gonne NORTH.
express 7:15 eau, I Mail a15 pan
9;9
taxed—...... 5 a.m. Express
len.cai Stirs tento,
A ohiel's among ye takin' notes,
An' faith he'll prent it.
SEPTEMBER.
lemon Day next Monday.
EDWARD& aider mill is running.
Ten Pose will holiday next weak.
Bolton re -opened on Thursday of this
week.
SCRoor. Board meeting Friday evening
of next week.
SeneaeoN Ben. are fitting their speedy
pacing stallion for the towel Fall rases.
A alnunZ•00-ROUND wanted tO come t0
Brbeaele but thought our licence fee pro-
hibitive. It may oome for the Fall Fair.
Gri something ready for the Fall
Fair. Every business man should take
an interest in the Show and make an
exhibit.
P. Score may take hie peeing mare to
the races at Exeter on Labor Day. She
is going a "good hickory" and should give
a good account of herself.
Nan week will see a large number of
Brnseelites in Toronto. They kill two
birds, viz., attend to business and see the
Fair. The return fare is only 32 00
Bosuns was represented at Seaforth
last Friday at the Seaforth-Orangeville
Lacrosse metal]. The home team won
by a snore of 5 to 2. This gives Seaforth
the abampionsbip.
NRxx Monday will be Labor Day and
will be a public holiday, consequently
the Bank will not be open and the poet• ,
offioe hours will be 9 to 10 a. m, ; one
hour after the arrival of the afternoon
train 1 and from 6 to 6.80,
Tame will be three polling places for
the Plebiscite vote on the Nth inst., in
Brussels, viz., at J, J. Gilpin's slice,
Council Chamber, and Alex. Ellis' house.
The proclamations were issued during
the pact week by Returning Officer le. S.
Scott.
00,200 Preiniscien oawpaign traote and
literature have been ordered by the Rid-
ing Executive for distribution in East
Huron.
The bundle for each municipal-
ity will be forwarded from Toronto to
each municipal President and will be di.
vided up to the various sections by him,
Fear, FAIR DIRECTORS.—A meeting of
the Direotore of the East Huron and
Grey Branch Agricultural Societies will
be held in the Oounoil Chamber, Brus-
sels, on Thursday, Sept. 8th, at 2 o'clock.
The business will be tba selection of jud•
gas and making guy other necessary ar-
rangemeute for the Fair. All interested
ellould attend.
Rev. W. 17, K=11, of Rosati, purchas-
ed a fine Jersey cow from D. B. Moore,
of Brussels, last week. The animal was
delivered last Monday. With a horse,
cow, 8t. Bernard an and cat his never.
enoe should be able to blossom out into
quite a farmer. We would suggest the
addition of a sheep or two, a pig and a
few poultry to complete the outfit.
THE Division Court last weak, before
Judge Doyle, presented a very meagre
program as there was only three cane
heard viz: — Lynn vs. Hoy—Aotion ou
promissory note, Verdict for plaintiff
for full amount. Rose ve, Rae — Action
on amount. Verdict for plaintiff.
Breckenridge vs. Rae—Action on account.
Verdict for plaintiff. In the ease of Wil-
son vs, grouter the plaintiff failed to put
in an appearance and the ease wee con-
sequently dropped,
SPEor5L PRIzEs,—In oonneetion with
East Huron Fall Fair, width will be held
in Brnseels, on Oct. 6 & 7, the following
special prizes are offered ; —George
Thomson, grocer, offers a prize of 32.00
for beat Dairy Grade Cow. Thomas Mo.
Lauohlin, Brussels, offers a prize of 36.00
for the best foal from his imported horse
Si"r Walter." G. A, Deadman off/de$1,.
00 for the best Jelly Cake made ,with
Deadman'a Baking Powder ; the oaks to
become hie property. W. H. Kerr will
give Tn5 POST for one year for beet Loaf'
of Home Made Bread ; and THE POST for a
year for best 5 pound Roll of Batter, both
articles to become his property. W. H.
McCracken offers to purohseere 05 geed
from him, as follows :—Six Swede Tun.
nip, let 60o., 2nd 250. ; six Long Red
Mongols, let i0o„ 2nd 250. ; Six Yellow
Globe Mangels, 1st 60o., 2nd 26c, 011
Palating, Original Sketch, not lege than
16x20 in., from epee selected by the Sec-
retary, to be limited by metes and bounds,
Intending competitors eat get all infer.
oration from the Secretary, let 38.00,
and 32,00, Beet Rove of Swede Turnips,
fat 33.00, 2nd 32,00, Sad 31.60, 46h 31.00 ;
beet half acro Mangete, let 38.00, Zed 320
00, 3rd 31„50, 4tt1$1,00,
T E
D, Jeettasow lute veneered his house on A Coneuncreageo3 from Jae, Bolger is
T4lrnberry street, oruwded out of thie leen.
BARNES & VANSTONE shipped a car 05 D. A. Lotvan and staff are et work ou
bogs on Thursday.
Dentine. Clegg & Dames shipped a oar
gaol* of hogs, !heap auel cattle lhie week,
Mee. F. C. Boone is breaking op
boesekeeping at the old home and will
take bolus in the Leckie blook,
Soni. anima, Bruesela, is going through
thie ovation purchasing Fall and winter
apples for shipment. 1Ie'l a good gland.
Hon, A. S. Mazer, Premier of Ontario,
will not be able to attend least Huron
Fair owing to pressure of other engage.
meets,
Die you sen' the gay posters adver-
tising East Heron Fall Fair ? The detee
are Oct, 6 & 7. Bead the attraetious,
epeoial prizes, c2o,, outlined in this isms.
Waxen out for the Fall advte, of the
hustling business men in Brussels and go
where you are invited. People who have
bargains usually let the public know
about them,
APPLES WANTED.— Mahler Bros. are
getting everything toady ab the Brussels
Ovaporator sad on and after Tuesday of
next week will be prepared to purohaes
all the apples brought to them. They
are also asking for cordwood. About 15
bands will be employed in the factory,
BYSIENaaL.—Misses Bessie and Minnie
Moore attended the wedding of a oouaiu
n Wednesday of last week in Fnllartoa
owuehip, Perth 0o. The groom was
neper Wallsom and the bride Mies Anna
Meaner. Ceremony wag performed by
Rev. Mr. Andrewe at the residenoe of the
ride's brother-in-law.
Cann or TIMNus,—I take this opportun.
ty of thanking the public for their liberal
atronage during the past 12 years and
vould wieh all old 0netomers to continue
o do business with the new firm, Messrs.
wan &Innes, as they intend to turn out
be best work at the lowest possible
rice. Yours,
JAa1Ee WALRUS,
Carriage Builder, Brussels,
FRIDAY evening of this week there will
e a debate at the A. 0. U. W. Lodge,
faster Workman Farrow and Overseer
H. McCracken are captains and the
object is "Resolved that the United
tutee was justifiable in going to war
iib Spain." The above mentioned gen•
amen wilt be assisted by other brethren
1 settling this knotty problem and
very member ebonld be in attendanoe,
SPEEDING CONTESTS. — In oonnestion
ith the second day of East Huron Fall
air the following speeding program will
e presented, if weather permits :—
armors' Trot or Paoe, half mile beats, 8
5—lot, $5 ; 2nd, 33 ; 3rd, $2. Gentle.
en's Drivers Rao, trot or pace, half
ile heats, 3 in 6—let, 312 ; 2nd, 38 ;
d, 35. 2.30 Claes, trot or pace, 3 in 6—
t, 320 ; 2nd, 315 ; 3rd. 310.
PROMPTNESS.—The Clinton New Era
lase week says : — The Confederation
fe Insurance Company is certainly es-
blishing a record for the prompt pay-
ent of its death claims that is highly
editable. The late Wm. Cooper, who
ed on the 10th ult., oarried a policy of
000 in this Company, and the ener.
do representative, Jacob Taylor, on
Monday evening, handed the family a
ague for the full amount.
Reconaz,--Last Monday evening Miss
hel Webb, A. T. 0. at., graduate and
ld medalist, of Toronto, and W. Gra-
m Hodsdon, tenor, gave a recital in
e Town Hall to a fair Sized audienoe,
e program was varied coneisting of
morons and dramatic readings, solos
d one duet. Mise Webb performed
r part evell and was ably seconded by
r. 11od0don who has a fine v0i0e. The
sal duet was rendered in firet•olaea
le. The Ladies' Aid, under whose
spices the recital was given, won't have
pot of gold when all expenses are paid.
BEAUTIFUL BASTER lames, on FAIRY
MM.—Florida is the bome of the
mons Hester Lily, During the bloom•
g season, in some plaoss the ground le
most white with their beautiful, lily
its flowers, and thousands of them are
ked by the colored children and oarried
market. Before oomiug North I had
ae lot of the lily bulbs dug and
ught them with me ; they make lovely
see plants and are ens to bloom. Any
e who would like 2 or 3 of these lily
lbs oat have them by Bending a stamp
pay postage. You are indeed very
looms to send, as I can get more when
stunt to Florida next Fall. Address
s, F. A. Warner, Saginaw, East Side,
chigoe.
)100.—Friday night of last week Den.
Howard died at bis home in Brussels,
d 80 years. He was born in the Co,
re, Ireland, and came to Canada 60
re ago. After working on pablio
rke for some time be purchased lot 81,
10, Grey, where he resided until he
me to town a couple of years ago and
eanjuotion with his brother Simon and
ter Mary puxohaeed a house and lox
m Wm. Cameron, Deceased was a
mbar of the R. 0. church. The fuser -
oak plane on Monday, interment be.
made at Seaforth. Maga for the dead
e celebrated in the R. 0. churoh, with
aro congregation present, Rev. Fr,
Oahe, of Seaforth, conducted the
viae and gave a short address on the
0. belief in Purgatory and the noes.
of saying masses for the some
the departed. He said the Soule
the very good went at once to Heaven,
souls of the very bad to Hell but
ea with slight stains of sin were de.
bed in Purgatory for purification,
e speaker spoke of the origin of this
of and advised all to live pure lives,
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BUSINEae CHANGE.—James Walker, who
has been in the Carriage heinous in town
for the past 12 years, sold ant to D,
Ewan, the well known blaakemitb, and
Walter Innis, of Morris. The new firm
have taken possession and will have Mr,
Walker with them for a month, Mr,
Walker will dispose of "the new rigs he
had on hand, Mr. Innie worked at the
cart -weighting and carpentering in Soot.
and so has an acquaintance with tools
that will be of value to him. He will
ease his farm we Understand and move
o Brussels, The nesv firm have a wide
acquaintance with the public and as Mr.
Ewan has had a hand in the (ferriage
ueineee for the past few years they
hould do a large trade, We wieh them
nooses. Mr, Walker is bonne!not to
tart again in the same business within a
adius of 20 melee of Bulimic, He may
of leave town and if he can find some
notables employment we hope be will
bay as be Is a good citizen, Jno. Smith,
who served his apprenticeship with Jas.
Walller, has been engaged by Messrs,
wan & Innis to take charge of the wood
bop. Jaok, as moat pall him, ig "all
ighb" and will do hie part to make the
n57nee5 go. ,ice. Walker worsted 8 years
or alto, Wynn, Carriage builder, before
IIs tommenoes immersefor himself ti I t' TI
the brisk ran
of St. Jobu'a cherub re
tory this week and with good tvcathor
will soon complete the job.
\Nannies oaks was distributed, through
the tnait, au Tlnu'edey of last week with
au a000mpanying forged note, The (eke
was s gond sample of W. A, Grioh'e
bakery and it is said "Bob" was the big.
gag* load in the puddle in malting sore
that nobody was overlooked. We will
have to raise a monument for hroma
Ills fo.
tbonghtand philanthropy,
No Perna NEXT WERE.--l'ollowiug' our
usual oltstom we wilt omit the natal ie•
eau of Tim Pose next week but will pro
sent the weekly journal on the following
weak all being well. We purpose *ageing
a little holiday outing and allowing our
employees the same opportunity. Job
work will be attended to andsubsorip•
Mons received es usual,
EN'rearsintruNT OOnase.—Friday even-
ing, according to aunonneement, a meet.
ing of those eutunaebed in arranging for a
series of first oleos enterlainmeuts Iu
Bruited during the oomiug Winter, was
held in dos Council Chamber. After
disonesiug the proposal it was moved,
aeoonded and carried that the meeting ap•
prove of it. W, H. Herr was eleoled
Chairman and G. F. Blair Secretary.
The following Committee was chosen to
meet with representatives of Entertain-
ment Bureaus, novae for msmbete and
attend to other matters in conueation
with the Course :-13. Gerry, Dr. Snider,
Jae, Fox, H. L. Jaoksuu, W. le. Van -
stone, J. H. Cameron, F. S. Scott, heeds,.
Messrs. Rose, Algin and Absy and the
Chairman and Secretary. It was agreed
that the surplus from the entertainments
be applied toward improving the Town
Ball. The expectation is that a semen
reserve Seat and, for five entertain.
meats, will cost 31, 5. B. Gerry, D.
Davidson, A, Ross, G. F. Blair and W.
E. Kerr were appointed a Committee so
visit the Town Hall and report on the
improvements thought necessary and ad-
viesble, and then wait on the Town
Connell with the idea of having the work
attended to forthwith. The line of eu-
tertainmeat will oovsr 00neerts, lecture$,
elocutionary, recitals and orahesbrian
programs and the first one will probably
be held in the latter part of October or
early in November, 4'arther partiaulare
will be given after the Oommittee meets
and completes arrangements.
CIIIJIW'H t;11111IEM.
Read Talmage's sermon in TILE Pose.
The Sabbathschool lesson for next
Sunday will be the "Death of Ensile."The managers of Melville church have
presented the churoh with a fine pulpit
Bible.
The object of Cbriet's death" ie the
subject under consideration by St. John's
Young People's Chapter this week.
Regular services in Melville rhumb
next Sabbath at the usual hours. The
pastor will preach morning and evening.
At the Methodist Mission Board meet-
ing it was announced that the reports
shosvedan inorease of about $8,000 in the
ordinary contributions for the past year.
"Repentance and Conversion" will be
the topic at Melville Endeavor on Sab-
bath evening. G. A. Deadman will be in
charge.
Ira Gerry read an interesting paper
last Sabbath evening at the Epworth
League on "Going to church,' Next
Sabbath the subject will be "The mustard
geed."
Rev. R. Paul will preach at Ethel nest
Sabbath afternoon for Rev. D. B. McRae
who is off on his holidays. Rev. Mn.
Allen will take Rev. W. Bigeby's work at
Jackson's church on Sabbath afternoon.
Rev. 8, J. Allis on Sunday morning
next will preach on "Tile doom of the
"Undouee" and the Reward of the
"Doses." In the evening he will give
the mond discourse on the "Plebiscite
question," "Does Prohibition prohibit ?" remote church looks very uote the
better for ire new arose of paint, The
nest consideration of the Melville congre-
gation will require to be the erection of
a new olhuroh or the exteosion of the
present one to accommodate the large
membership.
,,The Young Ruler's Mistake" was the
topic of Rev, S. J. Allen's sermon last
Sabbath morning in the Aiethadist
church. In the evening be dwelt on
"Mutual Helpfulness," his text being
Beloit 41, 6.7. The obligations were,
(1)Denominational ; (2) International ;
(3)Those of a universal brotherhood.
The necessity of these was clearly paint.
ed Ont.
Last Sunday morning Rev. Mr, Abey
addressed the children in Sb. John's
churoh from the word,, "Thou art the
Christ," Matt 10 10, In the evening the
reverend gentleman's text was St. Jahn
8 80, "He must inorease but I must de-
crease." Next Sunday the Sacrament of
bbe Holy Communion will be administer.
ed at the close of the morning service.
The anniversary sermon to the Cao.
adieu Order of Foresters will be preached
by High Chaplain MoRobbie, Presbateri.
an minister, of Shelburne, on Sabbath
morning, Sept, 11th, at 11 o'clock in the
Methodist thumb, Bruesels. At 10.30
the brethren are asked to meet in the
Foresters' Ball, Blaehill'e block, from
whish plaoe they will march to the
churoh. A large number of visiting
Foresters are expected.
The General Conference of the Meths.
diet churoh in Canada commenced its
tension in the Metropolitan churoh, To-
ronto, commencing, Thursday, Sept. let.
This, the iegielative body of the churn,
made once in four years. It ieoomposed
of one ministerial delegate for every 12
ministerial members of each annual Con•
ferenoe, and an equal number of laymeti,
each annual Conference gloating its own
delegation. The Conference this year
will have 286 members, xepregenting the
0 annual Conferences in the Dominion of
Canada and Newfoundland, and the Wa-
gon Conference in Japan. Amongst the
many questions fot legislation that will
come before the Conferenoe,the readjust•
ment of the Missionary work and the
"intineranoy" will be of great import.
anon, whiled the election of the heads of
the various departments of 0onnexional
work will call forth mash interest, Rev,
De. (Jarman, General Superintendent of
the aural), will preside.
The floanaiel meeting of the Goderioi
Dietrieb of the methodist churoh wag
held et IIomaevilis on Tuesday of last
week. The meeting opened el 10,80 a.
in., Rev, W. Rigsby, President of the
Conference, entitling the chair, end
Rev, Wm. Godwin at Secretary. Av-
rangsments were made tot missionary
anniversary netting and for the edema.
ata me4luge, fe amount 00 3210
UISS L+;LS POST
was netted of the diotelet to Help meet
the Heating debt, of Ahem, Ladies' Col-
lege, of 8t, Thome. 1t was distributed
over the different circuits of the district
and pt'aotioally nomad, a slight demur
being expressed by two or three nirouits.
The oelleetieue fee the General Confer.
ewe Rung were peel iu to the atwitterv,
and oleo the miniature' personal sub•
somptfonn to the temerannnetian Lund.
In the evening a well attended l.'lebisults
nlretimi wan bold in the church, where
forceful addreesos were given by Rov. W.
Rigsby and Jasper Wilson, M. A.
Bum ness Locals,
TIMOTHY seed at MsOracksn's.
TIMOTHY seed at Baeker & Vanstone's,
Naw carrots, beets and potatoes at Ma-
Cradkeu's,
WHEELS from $40 np to 3100 at A.
Oaneley's,
Viso epeoial bargains In bisyelea. A,
14I. 1l2cKav ,2 Co.
Sac our new stook of Japanese ollena,
H. L. Jackson, jeweller,
A. CoUSLRY handles everything that is
used by a bioysle rider,
Den you Bee the Gendron bike in A,
Cousley's window ? It's it dandy.
Limiest, yarns, a full assortment, all
shades, just received at Mrs. Kirks.
McgeY & Co. are agents fon the White
sewing machine. Gill and Bae them.
A 000D opening for an ente•'prising
dress maker. Rooms over etre, Kirk's.
CLnvn/ANE wheels are grail sellers,
Six sold since Tan, 1st, I808. A Unnsley,
E. & D, bearings are gun 0Mewl for
three years, Come In and sec them. A.
Oonsley.
Wnnrnn--200 tubs einem Dairy Batter,
14a. Also 60 nog eggs weakly. G. B.
King, Winglham.
17 x1n'FEnnxe designs in Japanese sups
and saucers•—bountiful goods. H. L.
Jackson, jeweller.
CottronrnsLE house and good lot for
sale on Alexander street, Beneaele. Ap•
ply to Jas. Walker.
We have jest opened Ont a large stock
of china—direct from Japan. Cheap 1
cheap. If. L. Jackson, jeweller.
ANY amount of wood will be taken for
saw gumming and tiling. Wood may be
rough or smooth, hard or soft, and to be
delivered before the work leaves the shop.
T, McGeeoon, saw filer and inventor,
Queen et. East, Brussels.
Ham Dnsesisa.—pIrs. Taylor wishes to
inform the ladies of Brussels and vicinity
that she will be here for the next two
weeks doing up hair Ont of the heir comb-
ings, alto shampooing. Hours from 5 to
8 p. m. Satisfaction guaranteed. A pall
solicited, All orders left at the residence
of Watson Ainley will be promptly
attended to. Mns. TAYron,
A Pn10ELESS DlscoyEnY.—"Soak and
Swab" is an infallible, painless and non-
poisonous remedy for the ogre of Canner,
Cartilaginous Ulcers, Sore Throat and a
variety of skin diseases. It curse caner
in any part of the body where the liquid
San reach it. Send for circular giving
instructions how to apply the liquid.
Sold ab Goo. per pint and 80o. per half
pint bottle. 05aLnoo'9 LABORATORY, Gods -
dole, *: -Sold by Jas. Fox, Druggist,
Brussels. 0-tf
BARGAINS FOR Tau PaoLIc —Aa we, the
firm of Walker & Smith, have sold ont
our carriage business to the firm of Ewan
& Innes and have only 80 days to sell off
all the now buggies, carts and wagons,
now is the time to get a bargain. Come
quick. 5 new baggies, 1 new wagon, 1
new Garb, 4 second band Darts, 1 new
wheel barrow, 2 second hand bngggies.
Alt must be sold inside of 80 days. We
want all accouite due us paid. Come
and settle with us as you will and it easy
doing a». WALE= & SMITH, Bruesela.
Brussels Council.
The regular monthly meeting of Bees.
eels Council was held ou Monday evening,
the Reeve in the chair, and Councillors
Thomson,Baeker and Leatherdale present,
Minutes of last meeting read and peas.
ed.
Tho following accounts were presented:
Barrister Sinclair Court of Re•
vision 3 8 69
R. Henderson, fire dept 0 00
Wilton & Turnbull, mis 8 55
L. McDonald & Go., lumber 26 60
F. S. Scott, insurance' Town hall., 26 00
A. MoLauohlin, salary 26 00
K. Scott, Fire Engine engineer..., 8 50
John Scott, fire dept.,.... „,50
Moved by R. Leatherdale, seconded by
Geo. Thomson that the above accounts be
paid. Carried.
The Clerk was authorized to deliver the
$22,200 debentures at the Confederation
Life Associations office, Toronto.
S. B, Smale asked the Council to make
good the price of two panes of glass
broken in his building on Wednesday
evening of last week, amounting to 35,50,
No adieu was taken.
Council then adjourned.
s01zay.
M7noLnrON,—In I71ma, on Aug. 16th, the
wife of Mr. Alex. Middleton, of a
eon,
Hoerr.—Lt Atwood, on the 10t11 nit., the
wile of Mr. H. Y. Hoar, of a dough.
ter.
Bltowg,—In Wroxeter, on Aug, 10th, the
wife of Mr, Andrew Brown, of a
daughter.
STnwAnT—In Grey, on Aug. 23rd, the
wife of Mr, Hugh Stewart, of a son.
WYNEas.—In Ibrdwich, on Aug. 28rd„
'the wife of Mr, Alex. Wynese, of a
daughter.
sec.eax-exxxmaa.
SCOTT—Flan/L—At the residenoe of the
bride's father, Blyth, by Rev. A. Mo.
Leon, Mr. John Beatt, of Morris, to
Miss Hannah, daughter of Mr. Hugh
Fraser.
WALlroti—F,1LdoNnu,—In Fullerton town-
ship, on August 24th, by Rev. Mr.
Andrews, fur, Jasper Waltcoln to
Miss Anna Falooner.
FonnEs=--PAsTnlnolt.—At the Presbyterian
mimeo, Atwood, On Aug. 18th, by
Itev. P. A, McLeod, M. A., B. D.,
Mr. Edwin Forbes to Mise Maggie
Partridge, both of Listowel.
IKH haus—BLAOR\VEIL..—At the residence
01 the bride's parents, Wingham, on
August 2805, by Rev. Mr. Freed, Mr,
W, J. Kennedy, to Mise Emily Lode,
daughter of Mr, Geo. Blackwell, both
Ot Wingham,
BRNNINoxoN—JAMES.—AI the residenoe of
the bride's parents, East Wawanoeb,
on August 17th, by Rev. 13r, Pascoe,
Wingham, Mr, W. ,Bennington, of
Cleveland, Ohio, to bfise Annie,
daughter of Mr, le. Jamoe,
SErr. 2, 1St'S
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HEAD OFFICE, - TCIRONTO
ASSETS, (6leven 111illina Doggie) 67,000,000
CAPITAL (Authorized) . $2,000,000
AgrncteeenallprfnnfpalpointsinOntario,n,uebec,Manitola,UnitedStatescaai gltlnd.
OI.+tl MeV? ie 'i' fieri .'Q1i"t I8'.
A General flunking 13 Ohtani 'J' entetotel, Farmers' Notes 1)feaounted,
Drafts Melted and Collodion merle on all pointe.
SAVINGS HANK DEPARTMENT,
Interest allowed on limonite or 31,00 and 1pwartle from dot of depend to date n
withdrawal and compounded half yearly.
SPECIAL ATTENTION aayag To 011E Ooaa oo'rION OF FAlitlleits' SALE NOTES.
Every feeding afforded Onetomers Iiviug at dietanoe.
M. 11I. 1311ENT, MANAGES.
POPE—Mo1;w,N,—At the manse, Wing.
ham, on August 17th, by Rev. 1).
Perris, Mn, Donald 0. Pope to Giles
Bate hlalawan of Morrie.
Mcle mlob—COLLINe. — In Winghatm, on
August 2001.1, by Rev. Wm, Lowe,
Mr. Robb. MoBride to Miss Maggie
Collins, both of Wingbam.
HRNnnnsoa, — In Oleveland, Ohio, on
August 26th, John Henderson, son of
Merles Headereon, Bluevale road,
aged 41 years, 0 months and 28 days.
Wcnnwao0.—In Wingbanh, on Aug. 12th,
John Wellwood, aged 45 years, 6
months and 11 days.
JEatiyt.—In Listowel, ou the 22u11
Thomas Jermyn, aged 60 years, 1
menthe and 6 days.
Lucas,—In Grey, on the 23rd ult., John
Lucas, aged 27 years, 11 months aid
13 dave.
Cairns,—In Atwood, on the 23rd ult.,
Franois curbs, aged 43 years, 9
months and 16 days.
Howenn.—In Brussels, on August 20th,
Dentia Howard, aged 80 yearn.
KEYS.—In Grey, on Aug, 28th, Bessie,
daughter of the late Henry Keys,
aged 30 years.
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN,.
COATMAIiERSWANTED.—
Apply to D, 0. ROSS, Brussels.
HOUSE TO BENT, HARD
and soft water. Apply to
7- J. R. SDIITn,
COMFORTA73LE HOUSE FOR
sale or to rent in North Brussels, Im-
Modtate possession. Apply to BARRISTERBLAIR or W. H. mut
REVERE HOUSE, BRUSSELS
1010 1307+111.—This very 0omm0dions and
desirable property will be soles at a very
moderate sum, or leased to a tonaut 01.111205b
advantageous norms. Apply to
J. A. OR.EntIGHT \1,
7-05 Agefor 1\1dors.
dors•
R
NOTICE.
I want 200 cords of short wood cut on lot
20, son. 18, Grey Township. Also a.ctuantit
of long wood cut and ceder posts taken out.
Job will be let Sept.10,15n8,
d, 001081,E3r, Brussels,
E�OUSE AND LOT IN ET IBL
llnnse, will be a soldauntty as projn ietor lie
tieing bask to his farm. Possession at oma.
I'd'1or5h01: partiouhrl•a apply 10
Lf WE. POLLARD, Etlhe1.
TT OUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
otonutttoto sraeefor Sala r hat11yfmHous
on Turuborry street, North of the 'Terrace,
Intel y occupied by S. If, Jackson. Pot par-
ticulars apply to W,11', "{err, or the ewnor,
3. HOAIRE, Auburn$. 0. 90.11
(tAPT. J. STRETTON,
Auotioneer, l us t who lid bo experiencelwito an
Ill
health, ins again takon out hueuse and le
prepared to oondsat sales at reasonabletol'u10. Satisfaction guaranteed, Dates may
be arranged at 9.'1Als POST Pnbllaliing !louse,
JAS. S'r1Lle1"0ON,
141 Auctioneer,
NOTICE !
The Clerk oMcltillop will receive tend-
onmud llfmu so on
road for clearing
between lois mud t,
and concession allawlinee 'between 13 and 11
ooncoogiobs, opposite lets 2, 0 4 mud 0, East-
ern part of Township of Mali:Mop, Specifi-
cations may be seen at Daniel Manley's,
Deputy Reeve, lot 4, 000.10, or at John kior-
risen's, Reeve, lot 22, eon, 11 McMillan.lenders will bo reooiyod until Monday,19th
Sept„rebeothey will be opened at I',ead-
bury at Oouuctl sleeting, alit o'oloolc p, lu.
8.1 JOHN 0. MOR1tISON, Winthrop,
Notice to Creditors.
21t the Surrogate Court of the County! of
2formn, in the matter of the estate of
Thomas Taylor, loge of the Tuan of
Godericly deceased:
Notice is hereby given, pennant to R. S.
0 „Chap., 129, Sea. 98, that all persons having
any claims against the estate of tbo said
Thos. Taylor, late of the Town of Goderioh,
gentleman, deceased, who died on or about
th0 20111 dug Of duly, A.D., I595, are required
to send by mall, postpaid, or deliver to G L'
Blair, Solicitor for the Executor's, at Brus-
sels P,O., on of before the 24511 day of Sept.
1595, a full statement autt particulars of
theirclaimsand the nature of the securities
Cif any) held by them, and on and after the
said 21th day Sept. the said estate willbe
listrlbntef among those entitled thereto,
having regard only to the claims of wbiob
n0610o shall then have been given.
Dated at Brussels 1st day of Sept„ 1895.
W.H. KEERR,
A. OOUSLEY,
lt, LEATHEOODA1',E,�'Eseoutors.
G. F. BLAIR, Solicitor for Executors.
SCHOOL
BOOKS. s
Our stool, of School
Supplies for elle re -opening
is now complete and the
linen of Scribblers we are
now showing are away ahead
of any assortment we have
yet sII.OWII,
The Public School
—'50422
Ontario Scribblers
Are our Leaders,
6ltia�y.,a
Gar ONE 4r nsr
Fox's Drug Store.
REAL ESTATE.
Ii ARAI TO RENT.—'r11E UN-
do1'stand will lease bis 200 /tore farm,
being North Ralf Lot 24 and North Half of
South lIalf Lots 20 and Oil, Oon. 5, Morris.
Good buildings, none 10000 00nvsnieut;land
in good order. Possession on Nov, 1st.
Reason for leasing, going into business in
leruseals. For further particulars apply to
WAL'1'1il1 7.NNIS8, at the Carriage Works of
Ewan & Innen, Br'eaoele. 8.55
�� AR4f ICOR SALE.—THETJN–
RInNED offers his 100 acro farm for
Sale, being rho South i of Got 20, 000,'1
Morrie: There aro 90 acres cleared and well
fenced, balanoo about 0 acres cedar swamp,
remainder hardwood bush, There is a good
brlok house with kitchen, woodsbeil and
*oiler complete, large bans barn with stab-
ling, orchard, two good wo115 and other oou-
veufeooes. Situated 4 miles from Brussels
and 1.1 miles from Jamestown. Possession
given 1st of Marsh. Fall wheat will be pu
in by tenni t. 11'or pries and terms apply to
Hal'l'ow P.O., Essex CO.
50HN WILSON, Prop,
I�IARM FOR SALE.–I60 ACRES
Consisting of the South; and South 1
of filo North i of Lot SS, Oou 2, East Wawa -
nosh. This ie au excellent stook farm, hal ug
well supplied with good spring water. Itis
Situated about 8 milos from the thriving Vil-
lage of Blyth. A largo part of It is under
grass. Buildings and frames aro in afair
Orate of remit•. Easy terms of payment will
he given. For all information apply to
11-tf G.11S.BLAIlb, Barrister, Brussels,
-FOAM FOR SALE.—TIIE UN-
.A- DRR01025E0 offers his 100 acre farm for
sale, being Lot 22, N d Oon. 7, lvlorrls. Th81'e
are 70 acres cleared and under Drop, balance
hardwood bush, There is a good frame
house, with kitchen, woodshed and cella
complete; bank barn with stone sten/fug
orchard, wells, and all other oonveuiences.
Only $ of a mho from school and 9 miles
from Brussels. Possession would be given
at once. For price and terms apply on the
promises or 510011014 LORSYTII Proprietor,
LLY
FCD
Famosslaammammommossrammm
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Our stock as a whole has never been' in such a wonderfully forward con-
dition at such an early season of the year—We mean, of 0005040, a8 regards Fall Goods.
A simple enumeration of receipts include the following 1—
f
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T
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'Chic” Chi @ 9 9 r-
ow s. I
are
easily modeled from Priesttey's Black Wool Figured Fabrics
because the firmness of the texture and exquisite weave
yield ideal draping qualities.
Combined with this is the originality of the designs
in Black Wool Figures—in Matalosse effects, Ao'mures,
ea
feee 'Pebble Cloths and Wool Canvass Cloths,
••..'Jtoo.s.oa.oea.e.n,.n+a.+.ow.cxaw'
0
ar
For the street, for calling or for
the 110use, F'ashioa dictates from
across the water as eminently core
rect this season
"Priestley" stamped
on the selvedge.
rN s'
efee
nestley's 5.
Black Wool
Figured Fabrics
Sold by Lending 13,y Coods houses everywhere.
_tRi� �>'$�yyt`° 1� two B mY� ��' -" e.
PRIESTLEY'S DRESS GOODS,
(We are Sole Agents in Brussels.)
—Prieatley's Silk and Wool Entlora CIoth, —Priestley's Serges, Ilenriettas and Cashmeres, —PriestleySolid Clots
—Priestley's Wool figured, -- y 1,
I'rieatley's Royalette,
A PULL LINE
Flannels, Flannelettes, Cottons, S'7aiitz,n4s
, ToveZs, Toweling, TableTi1aens Gloves, _Hosiery
and Corsets.
�p Wo have received oil!" I'a]1
Boots & Shoes
linos In Boots Shoos trod
, Rubbers.
All sizes for Men, Women and Children. �
. Highest Price for produce.
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