The Brussels Post, 1898-9-23, Page 51$I:PT. 2i, 189S
BUSINESS CARDS.
1*IJTONEY TO LOAN AT G i'ER
11, Brussels.
OOre
Dont 1`.N. S.
NII MoORACKEN,
1 • 100nn0rofMarriage Maumee, Ouloo
at Ills Or000ry, 4'a•uborry stroot, Itrusaoll.
1-4 N. J3ARRETT,
AN., Tonsorial Artist' Shop -Nexto t doorr
h of iMoogloctere BflLndes'aulaiillrhanUugal°oaby
PIANO OR ORGAN,
Larise Jeer
NcrncUlN,iu pit of 0.1.,
1.,
ou e•v-
t i nl Doctor of the Conserv-
atory
' t
III, Harris, M la c m
story 10 Simile,v0lbo Hamilton', pupils
is pro.
pared to give instructions to 1pupils on either
Piano or organ,lipoctai attention gluon
to technic, Loosens given either al the
homes of pupils or at teachers home, 44.3m
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM
FIRE. AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
T. FLETCHER,
Issue, of Marriage Licenses,
OFFIcn AT JEwrrnY STOmo.
lia-No Witness Required.
T. 1FLETOHER, Brussels
A LEL HUNTER,
tl Clerk of 01io Fourth Division Cour
Co. Huron. Conveyancer, Notary Public
Loan
to loan.�iuCollections made
OOlce in Graham's Blook, Bruesols
AUCTIONEERS.
TO S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION -
1.' • 01111, will soli for better primal, to
bettor mon, in sae them and lose chargee
than any abhor Auctioneer in East Huron
or ho won't charge anything. Dates and
orders can 'always bo arranged at this oluao
or spy personal application.
VETERINARY.
T D. WARWICK,
te• honor Graduate of the Ontario
Votorin0ry College'
is prepared to treat all
diseases of domestl0ated animate in a com-
petent manner. Partloalar n ttention paid
to veterinary dentistry. Calls promptly at•
tended. to. 011100 north of bridge d'u nberSY t , Brnd uore
Brussour els.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
�T M. SINCLAIR, BARRISTER
• Solloitor, 0ouveyano0r ,No tar, Pub -
Ile, &a. Oliioe-Vuuetace'e Moak, 1 door
north of Central Hate Solicitor for the
Standard Bank,
(I F. BLAIR, BARRISTER,
• Solicitor, &o. (late of Gamow &
Prondloot's OBioo, Godorich,) 011100 over
011110a & Smith's Bank, Brussels. 47
Money to Loan. •-�,.,.^
MG. CAMERON,
•
(Formerly of Cameron, Holt &
Cam (iron Barrister and Solicitor, Goderioh,
Ont. Olrioe-13ami1ton St., Opposite Col
borne Hotel,
MEDICAL CARDS.
J. A. M'NAUGHTON,
M.D., 0. M., Trinity Uuiyorefty, follow Trio-
ity Medical College, Menthol. College of Phy-
ate of the
sicians
College o Physicians and Licentiate
of Midwifery, Edinburgh, La'Pelephou0
N0,14. lteeid once, Mill S 1., Brussels,
E, T. SNIDER,
M. D.; 0. M., eueoeseor to Dr. A. McKelvey,
Lioo0tiato of Royal College of Phyeicia00
and Surgeons, Kingston; Member of the Col-
lege of l'bysioiona and Surgeons of 01tar10.
Discuses of women and ohildr010 a specialty.
Light years' experience). t-OMee and res-
idence that formerly occupied by Dr. Me-
Kelvoy,Turnberry street, Brunets. 25-
J. M. ARMSTRONG,
M.B., M. D., M.C.P.S.O,
PHYSIOIAN, SURGEON,
AOCOUOEEUR, ETC.
Special attention given to diseases Of the
Throat and Lungs and diseases of Women
and Children.
RESIDENOE-WALTON, ONT.
DR. F. H. KALBFLEISCH,
511130101011, 0011200011 AND A000U0BEIIn,
SUCCESSOR TO OR. W. GRAHAM,
BRUSSELS, - ONTARIO.
Set Class Honor Gradaato of the Universi-
ties of Trinity (Toronto), Queen's (Kingston),
mud of Trinity Illodioal College t Fallow of
TrinityMe[ilcal Collage and member of the
College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontar-
io, Post Graduate Course to Dotroit and
Chicogo,1800. $pooin] 111100tion paid to (Be-
ams
Women. , Nose
0mionitation iu tBug-
110h and German, Telephoto at residence.
BOARS FOR SERVICE. -THE
undersigned will keep for sorvi00, on
Lot 0, Con. 5, Grey, athero' brad improved
Yorkebire boar and a thorn' bred large ling -
Bah Berkshire hog, Pedigrees may be seen
on application. Terms 81.00,;00 be paid at
time of service, with 1irlvilogo of ietaruing
it necessary, ARTHUR SMITH
40.4* Proprietor.
1.1ULLS FOR SERVICE. -TBE
undersigned will steep for service 011
hot 10, 000.15, Grey, the there bred Here-
ford 13011 •'Piotnro,' A100 a thorn' brad Dlir•
ham bull. Both ora oseeptioually One an-
imals, Terms, 01,00, to bo paid Jan,le0,
180tl, with privilege of raturniligg if necessary.
41.4 OL1Vielt TURNBULL,
Proprietor.
wore. A}l'cr• 'Wood's Phospholine,
The Great Engtfs1 Moak.
Sold and reoonnnended by al
druggists in Oanode,. Only - re11
able nsodicino discovered. Sia
paokayoS guaranteed to cure all
forms of Sexual Weakness, all effects ot Onto
or excess, ]tfental Worry, Txo*sslvo use Mlle.
basso, Opium or Stimulants. Mailed on Tomb'
of print, ono package $1, six, t0. On4 Wit Woo,
ifxWOfil cure. Pamphlets free to any address.
The Wood Compauq, Windsor, Ont
8010 iu Brnreole by 0, A. DEADMAN,
Druggist, Bookseller & Optician.
.tlair7lL.l A lido 5,
"oV00t 114y, It rel.
t
210100NALli --4(100, J'as. Davidson, who
has been visiting at J. J. Ilomuth'e, has
returned to Torou60.-•11/rs. A, 7.loGregor
} 0 returned from an extended visit to
Comber friends, -Mr, Thompson, of
Thessalon, has been visiting friends in
e and East el for the
c s Waives:melt Bol rev a a o
pastiwoekt.-Wm. Smith, who is relies,
rug at liarriobon, WAS in town on Sun-
day, --Mrs, W. Johns returned from a
v 7.o
visit to TorontoYt on Monde .•-•IT
, Stanley
Y
" it'❑ }s friend
rr, o Hamilton, 'a visiting u a
U f n r
112, Park of town, -Mrs. Potloiiiek, of Lon•
doe, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. J.
Smith. -E. Petbiok, of London, is here
this week.-7Irs. A. Roe and Pare, G. M,
Duffield returned from Chicago on Mmv
day evening.
M oKillop.
Colman, 14tle11Tr001.-Gotni0il met in
Jones' Hall, Loadbury, on Monday, the
12thinst. Blomberg all present. There
were ten tenders for clearing roads as
advertised. The concession was lot at
$18 per acre and sidoroad at $24 per sure.
The whole will amount to about $000. A
Bylaw was passed authorizing thoRoeve
and Treasurer to borrow $2,000, if re-
quired, from the Bank of Commerce.
Accounts were passed and paid amount.
ins to $420.70. A resolution of Council
requesting owners of traction engines to
oarry plank to put ander wheels while
crossing culverts and bridges as some
three small bridges have been torn up
already and left in a dangerous state, and
the owners of traction engines will bo
held responsible for all damages. The
bonds of Charles Dodds, collector, was
passed as satisfactory. Council adjourn•
ed to meet in the Crawford House, Dub,
lin, on Monday, Oet. 10th, at 10 a. 11,
JNo. 0, Molinrsoo, Clerk.
I31.v tie.
The corporation sprinkling cart has
ceased operations for the amnion.
Rev, Mr. Wilson, of Nile, preached in
the Methodist church last Sunday.
Charles Cannon, of Buffalo, was a
guest at the Oommeroial for several days.
Robt. Annan, of Pickering, is visiting
at the home of his brother-iu•Iav,James
Logan,
Peter McColl and sone, Peter and
Prank, of St. Catharines, are on a
month's visit with Mre. J. J. Lysin, Mr,
MoOoll'e eieter•in-law.
Mies Annie Scott, daughter of David
Scott, of East Wawanoeh, was married
on Wednesday of last week to John E.
Fella, of the came township.
Arthur Whitbaok and bride (nee Misa
Mary Symonds), of Buffalo, aro epeading
a portion of their honeymoon with friends
in Blyth and neighborhood.
The carpenters are busy with the new
poetoflioe building on Queen street, and
Postmaster MnKinnon expecte to be
moved into his new quarters this week.
Wm. Robertson is removing the stable
on the Drummond property on Queen
street to hie own property. He intends
erecting a new fence around the Drum-
mond property, whioh will be a big im-
provement to that neighborhood.
PLEDITOITI2 MEETING. - The Blyth
Standard says : Industry hall was crowd-
ed on Friday evening, Sept. 9th, by many
eitizeas from Blyth and neighborhood,
eager to hear the Prohibition question
discussed. The chair was occupied by
Reeve Wilford in his usual affable man-
ner. Owing to,illneee Dr. Macdonald, M,
P., was unable to be present. Rev. 301111
Rose, B. A., of Brussels, was the speaker
of the evening, add he dealt with the sub•
jeat in a convincing and impressive man.
nor. Short addresses were also given by
Rev. A. McLean and Frank Metcalf. A
union choir from the Blyth ()hutches
furnished some excellent music),
7C'orciwich.
P. Brown has moved his household ef•
feats to Lakelet where he has purchased
the saw mills.
Alfred Lowery, of London, Sundayed
atJarnes Catanach's. He made the trip
up on hie wheel.
The heavy front did considerable
damage in this vicinity, killing various'
garden vegetables.
Angers MoCurdy and his two children,
and George Mapietoft attended the
Western Fair at Loudon.
Mies Maggie Rogers has left for Chat-
ham where she will take a course lin the
Canadian Boeinees College.
Lewis Mahood has left hero for Gerrie
where he will assist Mr. Koenig in his
great bankrupt sale at the Glaogow
house.
A. Opine, manager of the Union Furni•
titre Co., Wingham, was in town buying
lumber from T. A. Powell, our saw -
Bliss Eva Lindsay, who has lived in
this looal(ty fora number of years, hoe
gone to live with her mother in Mankato,
Minnesota.
Miss Aggio Harding, oho has been
visiting hat sister, Mrs. T. Fennell, of
Shelburne, for the past month, hag re•
turned borne.
Tenders are asked for the erection of a
two storey hall, the under part of which
ie to be a publio hills and the upper for
the Foresters' lodge room,
On Monday moruien of lest week while
W. J. S ottou ot Uake Hill,
ing to one of his horses it as attend-
ing unruly
mud kinked him out of the stall. He had
do bones broken, but received some sore
bruises,
James Cassie, station agent at Ayr,
Ont•, and his brother Robert, of Prinoe
Albert, N. W. T., were calling on their
old school mates were
loot week. They
inform us that 1ordwieh has wonder-
fully improved in the last ten years.
Robt. J. Sanderson took in the Toronto
exhibition where ho purchased two first
prize Leioeeter ewe lambs and one eeoond
prize ram lamb. Be had to pay n high
prion for them, but in all probabilities he
he will 581011 get the oaeh back in fleet
prizes at the Pall Pairs in thie vicinity,
We think it world be a good idea for
all the seined notions in this township to
follow the example of those in Minto and
other neighboring townehfp0, viz To
allow the eohool children a halGholiay
on the afternoon of the township Fall
Show, whioh is to be held this year in
Fordwi0h on Tueoday, Oot, 41h.
On' Tuesday evening of last week Fred.
Rneh, photo artist, of Gerrie, went out
to a threshing North of that village, and
jumping upon the feed -board began to
feed seine wet barley, when 'he had the
misfortune to have one of hie hand0
drown into the Olinda and so badly
emnelted that it had to be amputated
above the Wriet.
Cenil lltralhy, of 9'meul0, spent a frw
days in town, the guest of his niol(10r,
Mts. N. A. Htratliy, Anc1lnp'tniud by hie
mother he took in the London Bair.
Preparations are being; made for the
ereotlnn of it now house on the farm oa•
copied by Joseph liainstocic, just Nut of
the village. We understand the work
will be pushed forward and finished this
Fall.
c�. ,u11i ct
Prod. Soli, of S6. Marys, taus in torn
neat week,
Frank L. Polioli, of Termite, is la town
friends.
e.
1 ld
Harry Young,of ivaeeter,
, to in town
Waiting his parents.
Mine Annie 10. Stewart, of Blitoboll, le
upending [t weok'e bol(daye with her u(0.
ter, Mrc.It. F. White.
Mtg. 0. L. Briggs, of Boston, who has
been spending some time with her grand-
parenl0, A. and Mrs. Smith, has returned
hom0,
David Graham, ot 11(tchell, and Mrs,
Milton Miner and son, of Chicago,
have been visiting their brother, MallardGraham, just Ninth of this village.
R. Rosa and Edward Jamee have re-
turned from New Ye'lc state where they
had been visiting S. A. Seaman tied
other friends. Steve'e maty friends here
will be pleased to learn that he has a
splendid situation and that he and hie
flintily are enjoying the boat of health.
WN/DINO Basra. - A pretty aster
wedding took place at the home 01 Fran-
nie Clegg, Hewiok, at 0 o'olook on Sept.
7211, when their daughter, Emma, was
united in matrimony to Frank J. Gra.
ham, of Merrill, Mich. The groom was
supported by Alex. Clegg, and the bride
wag attended by Miss Annie Sperling.
Mamie Clegg and Muriel Purdy aoted as
maids of honor, The ceremony was per.
formol by Rev, R. J. Garbutt, L. L, D.,
under an arch of evergreens, beautifully
decorated with flower,. Tha bride was
tastefully dressed in white sills, trimmed
with ohiffon, and tarried a handsome
baguet of white asters.
Clinton.
A portion of the G. T. R. between
Clinton and Goderioh is being laid with
now rails.
James Rosa loob seven of his chickens
this week. Their dropping off being
sudden, Look Kennedy performed a post-
mortem and dieoovered Paris green.
Wm. Mennen disposed of hie corn•
modious residenoe on Mill street to
John Sterling, of Goderioh township,
who will take possession in abort a
mouth.
J. L. Doherty drove Bay Fra012, a
pacer owned by Johu Gentles, Kincar-
dine, in a matched rage at Walkerton on
Tuesday of last week and won in three
straights.
The exhibit made by bfaophereon &
Hovey at the Toronto Pair was much
admired by those to whom threshing
machinery is of interest, The separator
on exhibit was sold and orders taken for
two others.
J. Rattenbury grows big potatuee, big
enough to boast about. They are of the
Early Ohio variety, and seven, which he
had on exhibition the other day weighed
eaob 11 pounds, and he bits had them go
a quarter pound heavier. In the digging
as many as 21 have been taken from one
hill.
Col. Hoare, whose 10•aore orobard is
situated about a half -mile North of the
town, has a fine yield of plume estimated
at about 1000 baskets, and for several
days last week hie place had almost the
appearance of a fair owing to the num•
bet who had gathered to purchase the
fruit. The trees are young, this being
about their first yield. The Col. and
his brothers are old fruit growers, and it
is said of them that they were the first
in Huron to oultivate strawberries.
Godes-1011.
The numeroue piles of atone about the
river bank betoken preparations for the
building of the new breakwater.
The ponderous keys for the shafting
used on the top story of the elevator are
ready to be awing up and placed in
position.
It is expeobed that Cot. 15th will see
the elevator with doors thrown open to
reoaive countless bushele of the yellow
grain from the great North-west.
J. Brown had s Linger severely injured
by being caught in a lot of timber about
to be hoisted. The engine started pre.
maturely, and as a result a portion of
flesh was ripped off.
The dredge Arnold has commenced
work at the harbor, 'and is attended by
the tug Huron. A 20 foot channel will
be dredged from the elevator to a point
about 190 feet beyond the piers.
His Worship Mayor Thompson, is go-
ing about with his arm in a sling.
While driving a load of apple hernia to
his farm in Goderioh township, he fell
from the load and dislocated his arm.
An immense 40 foot beam one foot
square, fell from the hoisting apparatus
on the elevator, and name down with a
lremendoue crash. A defective Main
was the cause of the trouble and no blame
sari be attached to any one.
During Monday of last week two in•
oipient fires ooeurrecl at Buohanane &
Rhynae' planing mill; Shortly after
noon Wm. Acheson, in moths, noticed a
blase on the roof of the engine house and
gave the alarin. A chemical fire extin-
guisher was Urod ht Into
play and the
flameswere uenohed in bort order.
q a
Later on, fore was noticed on the roof of
the turning house, which also was extin-
guished without much damage. Both
Bees were caused by sparks from the
chimney lodging on the roofs, whioh were
dry as tinder.
Goderioh l;ae 1001 one of tbo most ef,
ficienII and talented organiete which it
has had the good fortune to have within
its borders. We refer to the present
organist of the North street Mebbodiot
church. Mise 002110 has been in Godes,
rich almost one year, and during that
time she has done remarkable work, In
the deal role of organist and choir loader
her good work is very apparent. The
present efiioieney of the choir is ample
testimony to the progress made within
the past term.
The huge elevator chimney i0 mom•
plated, the height from the ground level
being 155 feet. The structure towers
above the brow of the harbor hill, and
from the ground below oonsiderablo
nook straining has to be done to gob a
gliinpee aloft. The chimney ie n model
of design and solidity, The :may at the
top in a high wind to quite notioeablo i
bet when it is considered that a zephyr
of 45 pounds to the square foot would be
required to topple the ettuoture stole
fear will he entertained ant that more.
ail P BRUSSELS P-06 T'
Itobt. Carr had the ntiotortune to fall
haaltwerd front the staging in a hili at 1
the elovabnr. lin fee a distaoae of 8
foot and as a result was laht 01f work for
two flays.
A practical joke wee played one day
Upon one of our busineee men on ilamil•
ton area, Walt was enjoyed by the
peewit -by and oltizene in that locality.
While out ors business, the proprietor of
I pins i tie
tr I n l i in1
this partIou t p uta p 1
wod 10Plooard "Out attl
eoenst
er
Y•
Some wag, Struck with a brilliant idea,
procured a card with "Gone to be an
angel" in large letters, and atteohed it
below the other card, The ludieroce
cmn ' bion
onn6ht the crowd, and need.d.
i[
lava to say, the proprietor, on returning,
tg,
was not long in removing the object of
amusement.
Many Oederieh people will remember
the nines family who resided here several
years ago and removed to Hamilton.
We regret to learn that Bert RineO,one
of the Brines brothers, gospel singers,
met with a painful accident, caused by
the explosion of a Winoheeter title. The
accident occurred while he and his father
and brothers were camping atBuck Lake,
county of Frontenao• Mr. Ritmo received
the forte of the explosion in the facie.
He is now at home under the oars of it
dootor, who expeote to have him around
again its a few days. At lirstit was fear-
ed that hie sight would be destroyed, but
his physician soya that danger is pant.
Tuts MuslO DID NoT Cnenx. - Under
ordinary eiroumeban00e the Goderioh
Band diecoarees firat•olaee music, but on
Monday evening of last week a colt be•
longing to Thos. Gundry, made a heap of
trouble for its owner, by absolutely refne
ing to listen to the pleating strains. The
animal had not been in harness for some
time and cu being driven a short distance
was inclined to be fractious. Thinking
the harness might be the Danes of irrita•
lion, Mr. Gundry ohauged the set and
drove out, but the change made no slit.
ference. While staudiog on Cambria
Road near East street the band panned
and frightened the colt. It reared, the
owner and a friend jumping to its head
to control it, but the animal plunged and
tore the bridle front off its head. Once
free it bolted along the road to Brittania
road down which it turned, and darted
up a side street where it was finally se-
cured. While running away, the streets
en route were cleared in short order, the
furious parte of the frightened animal
making it dangerous for anyone in its
way. The oroes-tree of the buggy was
broken and the harness badly damaged.
Leaclb airy.
A young couple East of here are likely
to join the band of benediote as s0011 as
convenient. Joy be with them.
Joseph Haokwail has gone to Brussels
to learn the baking boeineae. Joe, is a
steady going young chap and will no
doubt be 8ucoeseful.
Walter, a yoneg eon of Jas. Davidson,
bee bad a very severe attaolt of inflam-
mation of the bowels, but we are glad to
say, bs is getting better.
The school Board of No. 9, MsIiiliop,
has had a well drilled by Schneider &
On., of Listowel. They found water at
44 feet. We think this was a wise not as
the water in the old well was not at all
good.
Arthur Leybourne has gone to Wilmer,
Minn., where he has secured a position
as brakeman on the railroad. We all
know this is a dangerous busineee but we
hope to see him come safely through and
be holding the "punch" in a few years.
The fine bank barn of Jno. Murray was
destroyed by lightning recently. About
50 tons of hay, 700 bushels of old and
new wheat and other grain were burned.
It was insured for $1,500 in the McKil-
lop Mutual bob still hie lose will be con-
siderable. He has since let the ooatraot
to have another barn built by Nov. let.
I,.irato'w el.
The Mennonite Brethren in Christ
have been holding meetings on the camp
grounds at Moorefield during the past
week.
D. Weber has sold out his botcher.
ing business on Wallace etreet to Arohie
Beaton, who lakes possession forthwith.
Sheriff Hoseie has been appointed re-
turning officer for the North Riding of
Perth to record the votes for the Plebis-
cite on Sept. 29th.
G. H. Draper received his call to the
Bar on Tuesday of last week in Toronto,
and ie now a full•fledged barrister, etc.
He will be in town and open up an of•
See in the rooms above Livingstone's
drug store.
3. W Suitt has had his banking officio
on Wallace street refitted, the front re.
painted, and the windows re -lettered in
handsome style. Mr. Soott has now one
of the handsomest banking offioes out.
side of the cities.
Nathan Calder is off work since Tues.
day of last week, owing to a severe cut
which he received while running a saw
at Large's planing mills. A piece of
board came bank from the saw and
caught lilt. Calder's right band
between
the second and third Sngote, making a
very nasty wound.
J. H. Gunther has purchased from A.
McDonald hie Vasa stores, ooneieting of
the one at present =opted by Mr. Gun-
ther for a jewellery store and telephone
ofilne, and the adjoining store East. Mr.
Gunther will at once proceed to build a
large addition to the teat of hie store.
h South side of
The sidewalk on the S
Main street West is being rapidly 1
Y P
ushed
forward and will be carried through to
the end of the corporation limit at the
Mitchell road. As soon as the walk on
Mahn street East is completed both sides
of Main street will have been paved near.
1y from end to end,
.JN.t'waoti.
Phos. Netbitthae been awarded the
oontraot of laying the briok of the Metho-
diet parsonage.
Atwood wants a good manufaobaring
eetabliebment and will give good indium -
manta to anyone in order to procure the
lame.
Harry Brown has purobased the old
home of Charlie Buobanan'O, in town,
and has had it moved onto his property
on Main street, where he will have It
renovated and otherwise made habitable.
Rev. Mr. Lowe, of Wingbsm, preached
harvest thanksgiving sermons in St.
Alban's church Sunday, Sept. 18th, at 8
p. no. and at 7 p. m. The church was
beautifully decorated for the mansion
with the fruite of the season.
The trusteeeof the Stratford hospital
acknowledged the receipt of a donation
of $10 from Thomas G. Ballantyne, of
Atwood, a member of the Grand Jnry at
the ageism', which inspected the hospital
and tithe public building.
A publio meeting in the interests of
Temperance and plobieoite vote was bold
in the ;Vethadi0t aura, Atwood, on
Thul'aday, Sept, 22nd, at 8 o'olook.
A Nervnlie1ltY.- The anniversary Dor•
Presbyterian
ancon in oonnoatian with the I reebytariau
ofloroh, Atwood, will be held on Sunday,
Rept. With. Rev. John Rose, 13, .k., of
Brueseis, will preach at 11 a. m. and at 7
+'V t 101.
p. mau(,
. A
'nipper will be given on he
t
f the
v 21tb n t
'p Monday evening, lawn i r
basement of the church. Tea served from
0 tr8 p. m. Addresses are expected from
district and resident ministers. Tbo oboir
has prepared special muaio for the oo-
0ltai005.
41 son of Wm.
Wm. il ti
W .Loal toad the
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Lowlihead, a wen I 1 own Santoh fanner
of Elmo township, Perth Co., was born
in 1804, He spent hie boyhood days on
the farm, where he became acquainted
with the details of farm work, says the
Farmers' Advocate. After a course of
six years at the Listowel high eohool
rilr. Loabhoad matriculated into McGill
University, Montreal, winning a general
plofioiency scholarship. Throughout
his college ocuree prizes to the value of
$000 fell to his lot. While at MoGili he
mime under the direot influence of Sir
William Dawson, then professor of
geology and zoology, and whatever s00.
Deas has attended his teaohing efforts
0inoe his graduation, Mr. Loobhead at-
tributes to the splendid example shown
by that grand old man. Immediately
after graduation he attended the School
of Pedagogy at Kingston and entered the
ranks:of High School teachers ] be taught
for two .years in the Perth Conege Insti-
tute, five years in Galt College Institute,
one year in Napaoee College Institute,
and two years is the London College
Institute. Since graduation he has
spent nearly three years in poet graduate
work at Cornell Uoiversity, holding a
fellowship for one year. His chief work
at Cornell was along the lines of biology
and geology, pursuing special studies in
entomology, thus qualifying himself for
hie new sphere of labor at the Ontario
Agricultural College.
IMPROVED YORKSHIRE
BOAR FOR SERVICE.
The undersigned will ]seep for service on
Lot 20, Con. 0, Morris, the thoro'•bred Im-
proved Yorkshire Boar, 'Oak Lodge Long-
fellow," No. 2488, bred byJ.E. Brethous, Bur-
ford, to which a limited number of sows will
be taken. Terme, 01.00, to be paid at time
of service with privilege of returning if nee-
99enry.
A number o1 choice young sows for 8010 for
breeding purposes which will be sold at
prices to Boit the times,
21- BORT. NICHOL, Proprietor.
Cooke Cotton Root Compound
Is sneoeesfully used monthly by over
Om10,000 Ladies. Safe, effectual. Ladies ask
your druggist for Cooks Colton Root GM -
pond. Take no other, as all Mixtures, pills and
mitations asp dangerous. Prise, No. 1, $1 per
box; No. 1410 degrees 0tronger,$8 per box. No.
f or 2, mailed on receipt of price and two 8•cenl
stamps. The Cook Compaay,Windeor, Oat,
reeponeible Druggists in Canadpmauded by all
Noe, 1 and 2 sold in Brussels by
G, A. DEADMAN,
Druggist, Bookseller & Optician.
AIDER 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, • Props
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Address all lottelotto.to J. T. 5/315 PND,
minion tf ' ONT., 05000 for tb0 0a
NEW
utdller I
The undersigned has open-
ed up a Butcher Shop in the
MALE BLOCK, BRVNSBLS,
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.
■
iLLEERa
Meat delivered to all parts
of the town.
MT/to PAID 14010 Z.IIDns.
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—A. pictured history of the Shoe from the
3rd century to date. Full of foot facts
aA, about leather, shoe ruin and longevity,
tricks of the last, foot forming influences,
styles and colors of latest shoes, etc.
Copyfree n
fra front agents or makers of
"The Slater „Shoe."
N�@E�Irf�k'�'. R� ESA
Jno. Dowding, - Sole Local Agent.
BRUSSELS
WORKS.
PUMP VVO
I wish to inform the people of Brussels
and surrounding district that I have pur-
chased the Pump Business of JAMES
BELL and will be found ready to attend
to all wants in either new work or repairs
at moderate prices.
No better Pump in the market.
Order left at my shop or residence or
at P. SCOTT'S shop will be promptly
looked after.
'Orders taken for the Digging of
Wells and Oieterne.
Gomer Green,
HILL STREET, • BRUSSELS.
SHINGLES
British Columbia
Bed Cedar Shingles
SND-
Nortll Shore
Pine and Cedar
FOR SALE AT THE
Brussels Planing Mills
Also Doors and Sash of all Pat
terns on hand or made to order
at Short Notice.
Estimates Furnished for all
kinds of Buildings. Workman-
ship and Material Guaranteed.
P. AMENT
MeLEOD'S
System, Renovator
—AND DTBEa—
TESTED REMEDIES
SPECIFIC AND ANTIDOTE
For Impure, Weak and Impoverished
Blood, Dyspepsia, Sleeplessnees, Palpita.
tion of the Beart,Liver Oomplaint,Nenr•
algia, Lose of Memory, Bronchitis, Con..
gumption, Gall Stones, Jaundice, Sidney
and Urinary Diseases, St. Vitus' Dance,
Female Irregnlaritiee and General De.
bility.
LABORATORY, GODERICH, ONT.
,T. M. MoLEOD,
Prop. and Manufacturer.
Sold b Jac, Fos, Druggist, Brussels.
Buggies and wagons.
Always on hand and away down
in price to suit the times. I can
give you a buggy for the next two
months, second to none in the
town for either quality, finish or
style, for $65. If you want a
Buggy you will find it to your
interest to call and see my stock
and you will say my statement
is correct.
LINO, WYNN,
CARRIAGE lVIAIMR.
ee the,
New Dress Goods,
Trimmings and Plaids
for Waists at Strachan's.
October Fashion Sheets and Patterns.
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New Fall Goods
-+1•11110-0f all kinds constantly arriving,
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Boots, Shoes & Rubbers.
Bats & Caps. - Clothing & Overcoats.
A CALL SOLICITED.
A. STRACHAN.
DON'T READ THIS AD
And then throw
away this paper before you conclude Yout aro toeing
good money not buying Y
oar DAIRYSUPPLIESirooua W
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prepared to supply every person wills Dairy Cans
Pails, Milk Pans and Tinware off all kinds at prioes a000rding formality.
_,a ,Graniteware of all kinds.__
LIARDWA1 E Having pat inastook of Spades, Shovels
• Forks, &o., of the beet quality we 50130
your Patronage.
Paint Your House with the best weather and • water
proof Paint in the market. We sell it.
Screen Doors and Windows on hand and made to order.
The best line of Cook Stoves to choose from.
.Eavefr'oulhimg and .Repairing
promptly attended
N. B,—Wait for our wagon, it will call on you for your truck in it
few days.
Wilton
Turnbull