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BUSINESS CARDS.
1ONW' TO LOAN AT 1'1;R
1.5- sent, 11. S. SCO'T'T, Brussels,
NVIL aloORA.OKEN,
• lssurerofMarriage Licenses, 011100
Moll 10 (lr000ry,'J urnborrY street. ]Brussels,
k 1 N. BA1t1tETT,
dTonsorial Artist. Shop -Next deer
. e r titb of A M. Aielfay& Oo'0 hardware atom
I.ad les' and ohildrou8 hair elation a 111/001a14
�)IANO O13 ORGAN.
Moe Joan AIe40ush110 1)01)11 el 0, L,
I,. Harris, Mneleal Doctor, oi' the Conserv-
1, tory
onserv,.tory of Sinalc, llanlltsu, Ontario, is pro.
pared to give hn0tr1Otione t0pupils on either
1 Euro or organ. Special attention given
to teahnt0. L008ou0 given either at the
Il mom ei pupils mat 10110/1018 home. 11.11111
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM
=MUNCIE,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH•
T. FLETCHER,
Issue! of Marriage Licenses,
OFFICIO AT JRwoLT1 STONE.
t No Witness Required.
T. FLETCHER, Brussels
A LEX. IIUNTER,
`�..Clerk of the F
ourth
D1v10lo11 Cour
Huron. Conveyancer, Notary Public
ha Loan stud Insurance Agent, FundsInvested 080811 to loan. 0ollo0Li0na md
Lanae in Graham's' Bleak, Brussels
AUCTIONEERS.
S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION-
• ma, will sell for better prions, to
1 attar 11011 111 ass time and less charges
than. any other Auctioneer in 10008 Homo
rr ho won't charge anything. Dates and
orders 011.0 ways be arranged at this office
0r by personal application.
VETERINARY.
D. WARWICK,
Pr • Honor Graduate of the Coterie
Veterinary College. is prepared to trent all
diseases of domesticated animals in a 0001 -
patent manner. Particular attention paid
to veterinary dentistry. Calls promptly at -
north oto.
bridge or and
st ,Brasses doors
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
\AT M. SINCLAIR, BARR2sTER
• Solicitor, Conveyancer ,Notary Pub-
lio, &c. 00100-Valet0re'e Block, 1 door
north of Central Roto Solicitor for the
Standard udard Uauk,
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Soliaiim•, aces (late of Harrow &
Primate°is Olnce, 0oderich.) 0nloe over
01111es & Smith's 13 auk, Brussels. 17
Money to Loan. —
J G. CAMERON,
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'a • (Formerly of Cameron, Holt &
(01, 0ll)00-111110(000 St,icOpposite00 1'
Lorne Hotel
MEDICAL CARDS.
J. A. M'NAUGHTON,
M. D,, 0. M„ Trinity University, Fellow Trim•
Ity Medical College, Member College of Phy-
motuns and Surgeons, Ont. Licentiate of the
Royal college 01 Pbyelolaus and Licentiate
of Midwifery, I,:dimbarggh. r-a"Telepboue
10,14. Residence, 181111 Bt„ Brussels,
E. T. SNIDER.
M. D„ 0, M., successor to Dr. A. McIf oll'eY,
Licentiate of Itoy al College of Physicians
and Surgeon s, Kingston ; afenber of the Col-
lege of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario.
Diseases of W001011 0,114 01111dro11 a specialty.
Eight yea's' expo'ieuoe, r 06fOe and res-
idence that formerly occupied by Dr. M0-
ltelvey,Tnt'n11e'0y street, Brussels, 20-
J. M. ARMSTRONG,
M.G., M.D., M.C.P.S.O.
PHYSICIAN, SURGEON,
ACCOUCHEUR, Bro.
Special attention given to diseases of the
Throat and Lungs and damns of Women
and Children,
DISSIDENCE-WALTON, ONT.
DR. F. H. KALBFLEISCH,
1111010IAN, 0131101108 AND 1111001101113111E,
SUCCESSOR TO DR. W. GRAHAM,
BRUSSELS, - ONTARIO.
let Ones Honor Graduate of t110 Unl1Oroi•
tine of Trinity (Toronto), Queen's (Ellington),
and of Trinity Medical College i Fellow of
Trinity Medical College and member of the
1)111egge of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontar-
io, Yost Graduate Course in Detroit and
Cbioogo,1801. Special 110100tion paid to die-
eaees of Eye Ear, Nose and Throat, and ms -
01100B of Women, 000"Cousultatiou in Eng-
lish and Gelman. Telephone tat tesidouce,
' 3oARRS FO.R SERVIOE.-'PI1E
undersigned will keep for 0000(60, 011
Lot,0011.4, Grey, a tllur(11 bred improved
Yorkshire boar and a thorn' broil large Eng-
lish ]Berkshire hog, Podigrcos may be seen
on application. "corms, 8100, to be paid at
Limo of service, with privilege of returning
11 1)0ao00101'y. ARTHUR SMITH
40.10 Proprietor.
.13ULLS FOR SER710E.-TF1]
undersigned will keep for sorvloo of
Lot 10, Con 10, Gray, the there' bled Fere-
lord bull .. ioha'o," Also a thorn' bred Dur-
ham bull. Both ore exceptionally lino am-
bit als.
0-monis. Terms, 01.00, to bo paid Jan, 1st,
1506, with privilege of returning If 000°0000y.
11.1 OLIVER TUIRNBULL,
Prom toter,
1180114,' ar
'f 9
• �i)oa B 1'Ylosplloaiat;',
The Great 1108(714018 Remedy.
Sold and reoonmended by al'
druggists in Canada, Only reit
able medicine discovered. Bap
ertlea(es punt le& to euro all
'arms of Sexual Weakness, all effects of 00104
41' excess, Mental Worry, Excessive use of To.
Moo, Opium or $timnln.nts. Ma)ied on receipt
5f prtoo, ono 08lingo $1, 01x, $6. One wii11)lease;
4118041 cure.Pn'v'p111ot8 free 00 00v address.
ThoWood Company, Windsor, Ont
Sid In Blntooie by et, A, DEAr1MAN,
ruggiet,llooht1o110r iE Optician,
31i5trict ` l"etu5,
BZ(ai.il1Op,
Township OonuuiI mot in the Crawford
Howie, Dublin, on Monday, 10tH inst.
members all present except the Were.
1'he deputy Reeve 11 the Obeli'. . 5110
000e
of last meeting read and adopted. Ao
g
oomtefor gravelling,oInK gravel, lumber,Ser and
repairing I s
culverts and bridges were . p s
sod and pant, amointing Io $'35.00.
Tho account of Dr, Burrows for attend -
twee on la hire, (41014hbnn 10118 11 Ind until
next meeting. As no other matters of
importance wore before the Connell, they
adjourned, to Meet in Magee Hotel,
Walton, on Rowley, 14111 November, at
11 O'olook a, m. .1 NU. (1, oltotses,
Qlerk,
's 1 VV.)0,11.
LITTLE SCllliilil,1ta.-Pu00 1.11 l'0101'0 11r0
pose organizing 0' Plowman's Aeso0iation
at Atwood with it view to arranging for
a plowing match this Fall -John, the
eldest eon of W. G, Inglis, Elma, io fin
proving after n severe attaok of typhoid
fever. Murray, hie brother, wits also
very ill of inflammation, but has fully
recovered, A nurse from the Stratford
hospital nursed the children through
their ilinoss.-Lemuel Pullen line die•
posed of his farm on the fah con„ Elmo,
to 11 10 tenant, David Hall, for $1,500.
This disposer' of the last of Mr. Pelton's
farm property, U
f which he possessed nt
one time about 400 nores. It is some
dears tinge he retired from harming and
evoted his whole attention to the pomp
business in Atwood. -'rhe water from
the well of S.S. No, 5, Elms, having been
condemned from a eu0pielon of baying
mowed typhoid fever, a sample one sent
by the local health °Meer, Dr. Langrill,
to be analyzed at the Provincial Board of
Health °Moe, Toronto. J. J. Mnolsenzie,
the Provincial alaly let, says that the
water is very good. -A rather peouliar
101)40nt happened the other evening on
the 10th non„ Elmo, to a boy 15 years of
age from the Home 111 Stratford, who
works for Mr. Krugal. As he was going
along Lha roars an unknown man jumped
tip from the side of the road, whioh
ftighteued the boy eo badly that he had
to be carries! home. He has saretlnled at
the top of his voice ever Mime. Dr. 1110
Kenzie wile 0101180) in end is 8Ltending
him, and is afraid that he will go com•
pletely out of his mind. He can be hoard
00reaming for a mile away.
i'V i>tr � Ilam .
Elliott Bros. are burning another kiln
of brick this week.
The brickwork of T. FI. Ross' house is
being pushed forward this week.
Wm. Moore has had a ocher dog end
a stone foundation put under his house.
• W. Robertson, secretary of Turnberry
Agriaullure Sooiety, was busy paying
prizes on Saturday.
• In a 1(«If•lni)e bicycle race at the
Brussels fair on Friday last, Geo. and
Chas. Elliot took first and second prizes.
Hugh Johnston, of Bluovnle, has
bought tint Ben, Motion, of the Saltfod
hotel, and took poeeseio0 011 Monday lat.
It has been decided to celebrate next
l2tH of July in Wingbam. Preparations
will be made by the Wingham lodge for
a rousing demonstration.
W. I1. Green of the Eleotrio Light
Woks has been working during tho past
week en his lines, peeling the poles,
tightening the wires, and getting things
into good shape for the Winter.
0. Thompson, of Godericb, and eon,
were here on Tuesday. Mr, T. intends
Laving his building whioh waslreoeutly in
jured by fire, fully repaired. It will in
future be •only a two story building,
with flat roof, iron siding imitation stone
finish. 11. J. Maolvlath will oeonpy hie
old stand, re•ope,iug 100 semi as the build-
ing is repaired.
Piass:AL.-Mre. A. G. Bastedo and
daughter, of Ohesley, are visiting Moe.
Corbonld at the Bank of Hamilton. -
Wm. and Mre. Armour. spent Sunday
with friends at Belgrave.-Ifarry Ansley,
of Olinton Model school, apeut Saturday
and Sunday at his home in Lower Wing.
ham. -Dale Irwin, Ben. Mitchell and
Chas. Doane spent Sunday in Blyth, -
Carl Burkholder and Chas. Moore, vioit•
ed Blyth on Sunday.-Mre. Heuston
Gibson, of Tornberry, is visiting in
Blyth. -Geo. Young Simdayed in Blyth.
-Mrs. Ai lhnr Carr and Mies Macpher-
son spent Sunday in Blyth.-LornoBrad•
win left on Monday for Stratford, where
he has secured a situation. -Deva Wells,
of Lower WinObom, bas gone to Wood-
stock where be has 'moored a situation. -
Mrs. Petbiok has returned to London,
titter a visit with her daughter Mre. 3.
Smith. -Wm. Button had a business trip
to Toronto last week.
caodevlela.
Goourrunns.-•Fred. Shannon has taken a
position as bookkeeper ab the Bedford. -
Thos. Huoketep has received the appoint.
melt of sexton of North st. Methodist
ohuroh, Mr. Feagon, the former 0exton,
having taken up farming again, -Angus
McNeviu has purchased the Marlton
property overlooktog the harbor park
and W. Green has bought the Haldane
cottage fusing the lake. 10, N, Lewis
effected both transfers. -Arthur Na0L0l,
who hes been (sonnet10cl with A. Munro's
dry goods store for a number of years,
loft on Monday to accept a position with
A. Ferguson, of Stratford. -E. H. Tom
left last week for London, where he will
attend the Medical College in that oily. -
Mrs. Shannon and daughter Carrie, who
had been euminerfug at their old home in
town, left on Tuesday of last wook for
MoBwan, Tenn, -W, G. Coutts left 00
Tuesday of last week for Clifton Forge,
Vir[afnia, where he will enter rho employ
of his brother, who for seven years hes
concluded a prosperous hardware, plonib•
Mg and tinning business in that place. -
Tho election protest cases for West Huron
and South Huron are fixed 1011 October
27tH and Hat neepeotively. They ore to
bo tried in Godorich by Justices Faalcon•
bridge and Street. -Mr, hillier, retired
merchant, Kingston stroob, is as well this
season as if he had spent the Winter in
L'lorfda,-J. Kernighan, J. P., has resell+
ed to retire frame agricultural pursuits
and with Mrs, Ko'nigh on will take up
their rooideu°o on Newgate street, -MiGs
MoPherson,stenographer for the Hen.
demon bioyelo factory, is eejoying her
holidays in Saginaw. -The freaks of
nature have been many this season, Lyn
Williams, one of Professor Grant's botany
pupilo, found on the islands near 010
mouth of Maitland a raspberry bush,
with Et sprig of bereke ripe and ripening,
Then on the first Sunday of Oetobor
Mrs, Alex. Kirkbride Went oat before
ehuroh time to gatiter a, briquet to take
`C'RN BRUSSELS POST
I with la•r 08)111 frltnet a bc'antiful white' ewes, rime moons. Julnl Cowen ; ewe
peony rues hl full bloom on a bulb which 1au111e Jelin (`owan,'l'h,H 1)fekeou. Ox•
1110 (lot summer -lilts weather had perfect. i ford Povu1 - Aged rout, 'Thus South ;
0811, IL Iillcd the shads with perfume nhearliog 110111, Thee FM1101 ; 110111 lamb,
Phos Smith, 1 mrd d ; 'breeding owes,
Thos Smith, Geo Loohhond ; owe lambs,
Toe Smith. Shropshires-Aged ram,
Jae Trim, Con Loohhead ; 'healing
ram Sas Trim ]hos Newbi th) •
r
am
Iamb, jos Trim, Thee NewbigKin '
breeding g eweH ,Ass Trim, 'rhos Naw.
w•
r. ,
b(ggiuR sheurling 01000, Jas Trim, A
Stoveesou ; 0100 lambs, Jas Trim, Thos
Nowbigging ; fat sheep, 301111 Cowan,
Chas 00e113.
PI1t0 -• 3erlothl00e-Aged boar, A NV
I 6
Drandenborg, John Cowan ; boar pig of
1898, John Cowan, A. Miller ; brood sow,
John Cowan ; sow pig est suckling pigs, J
Cowan 1 and 2 Chester Whites -Aged
boar, 1) DeQoureoy, A Stevenson ; boar
pig of 1898, 1) Do0otreey 1 and 2 ; brood
sow, 1) DoConreey, Geo Chapman ; sow
pig of 1098, smoking pigs, D DeCom•sey 1
and 2. Yorkshires -Aged boar, A Miller,
A Stevenson ; boar pig of 0898, S Peter,
Thos Dickson ; brood sow, A Miller ; sow
pig of 1808, A Miller, S Peter ; snaking
pigs, A Stevenson 1 and 2. Any other
breed -Boar pig of 1808, A Miller, D De-
Clonrsoy ;• brood sow, A Stevenson, J A
Turnbull"; sow pit, D DeCoureey, S
Peter ; sucking pigs, A Simpson, 3' 13
Hamilton, jr.
Pout,'ras,-Fowl-Plymouth .rooks, I1
Goddard 1st and 2nd ; white Leghorns, D
Douglas, 13 Goddard ; brown Leghorns,
H Goddard 1 and 2 ; Uamburge, '1' Feb
larton jr, D Douglas ; Ooohies A Miller
a rk'2
o m e H Goddard 1. and blank
K,
Spanish, P A KrausMatheson'
light Bra ' Wmo
t•
hman, I' AKraus, (has Ovens
Bantams, II Goddard, A Miller ; geese,
A Spiller, W Matheson jr ; ducks, II
Goddard, A Miller ; turkeys, A Miller, W
Hamilton pigeons, 7.' Fullerton jr, Ohne
Ovens. Chicles •- Plymouth rocks, II
Goddard 1 and 2 ; white Ileghorn0, Ii
Goddard, Walter Johnston ; brown Leg.
horns, H Goddard 1 and 2 ; Ham.
burgs, I' A Brans, I) Douglas ; white
Wyandottes, A Stevenson ; Dorkings, H
Goddard 1 and 2 ; black Spanish, H God-
dard 1 and 2 ; light Brahmas, F A Klaus
1 and 2 ; Langhans, F A Kraus 1 and '2 ;
Bantams, D Douglas, A Miller.
GnamN.-Fall wheat, red, Peter Erb,
Wm Hewitt di Son, Wm Peet ; Faib
wheat, white, W Inglis, A Miller, Peter
Erb ; Spring wheat, A Miller, Peter
Erb ; six rowed barley, Thos Newbiggiog,
Arthur Robb, Hewitt ak Son ; two rowed
barley, A Miller ; beardless barley, Peter
Erb ; blabk barley, 5 Peter ; black oats,
A Miller, P Erb, S Peter ; white oats,
Geo Ooghlin, A Miller, Geo Chapman ;
Barge peas, A Miller, IIewitt it Son, P
Erb ; small peas, A Miller, D Douglas, P
Erb ; aolleotiou of grain, A Miller, P
Erb, S Peter ; clover seed, Jos Horn ;
timothy seed, Hewitt & Son, T Dickson,
P Erb ; sheaf of flax, W Dickson, H Ron-
uenberg ; flint corn, Thos Diokson ; any
other king of Coro, J A Turnbull, W 11
McCracken.
Roors.-Variety of potatoes. J W Me"
Bain ; Beauty of Hebron, 3' W Mol3nin ;
Rose of Erin, John Graham, J W 1181o•
Bain, Peter Erb ; late potatoes, C Ovens,
D Douglas ; early potatoes, Hewitt to
Son, John Graham ; Swede turnips, 11 S
Ballantyne, Thos Newbigging ; any other
kind turnips, 11 S Ballootyne, S Peter ;
long red m11ng01dn, W H McCracken, S
Peter ; yellow globe maugolds, John Gra-
ham, W H McCracken ; red globe elan
golds, J Graham, W H McCracken ;
ma lgolde intermediate, R S Ballantyne,
John Cowan ; field 0arr010, Hewitt &Sou,
J Graham ; collection of roots, J Gra-
ham, W H MoCraokon.
VEGETABLES. -Long beets, J Graham,
W 11 McCracken ; round beets, S Ltd.
mnncls, Geo Chapman ; Summer radish•
es, W 1:I Mo0raolten, John "Graham ;
white radishes, John Gowan, Goo Chap.
man ; red cabbages, Geo Chapman, 5
Peter ; Winter cabbages, G Chapman, W
H McCracken ; yellow onions, G Chap.
man, W H McCracken ; large red onions,
G Chapman, Mrs McKenzie ; garden car.
rots, L Heath, Fred Switzer ; parsnips, J
Graham, G Chapman ; Dntoh sets, G
Chapala°, W I3 Modrackeu ; cumbers',
P Erb, J Henze ; celery, J Graham, J
Morrison ; cauliflowers, Mrs MoKeuzie,
Geo Chapman ; corn, W I -I IvloOraeken,
P Erb, Indian corn, P Erb, Hewitt do
Son ; bleak beans, lo Heath, Jas Dun-
can ; white beans, Hewitt 4C; Son, J W
MoBain ; other beans, Mrs Nixon, F
Switzer ; pumpkin, A Miller, P Erb ;
squash, A. Miller, John Cowan ; citrons,
S Edwards, W Y McCracken ; tomatoes,
Mise McLaren, John Morrison ; musk
melons, Mre MoKeuzie ; watermelons, H
Rounonberg ; collection of vegetables, W
H MoOraoken, John Cowan.
FRIJIT.-Apple-Dnolt00n, Thos New•
bigging, Geo Locbhead ; Alexander, E
Edwards, Jae Danbrook ; oolverbs, Geo
Lockheed, Jas Duncan ; Lawrence, Wm
Matheson, John Gowan ; Snow, Geo
Lockheed, J Horn ; Northern spies, L
Heath, Thos Dickson ; russets, George
Lochbead, W Inglis ; Greeniugs, S Ed•
mnnds,.Hewitt 41 Son ; Canada reds, J
Duncan, W H McCracken ; Ben Davis,
E Edwards, Wm Allison ; orah apples, J
W MOBain, 5 Edwards ; colleotion of
apples, Howitt etc Son, S Edwards ; peers,
J Graham, A Miller ; plume, J Ham•
mond, W H McCracken ; grapes, J Outh•
borston, J Hammond.
DAm1.-Fresh butter, Rev. E A Fear,
D Douglas ; bub butter, D Douglas ;
home made bread, J Shapman, Wm
Holmes ; Bakers bread, 13 R Leak ;
33alcers buns, 33 R Leak ; home made
buns, J Graham, Mrs J Switzer ; collo°.
tion of canned fruit, J Graham, W H
1MoOraoken ; home made cheese, Mrs Mc
Kauai°, D Douglas ; pickles, Mrs W
Hole, J Graham ; home made soap, Mrs
J Switzer, Jas Hammond ; oxtraoted
honey, `V Diokson, Wm Horn ; comb
honey, H Goddard,
MtcenaNlmv,.-Singleharnes0, team bar.
13000, 0 Prouter, J Hammond,
Lames' DRy.tnTnulNT.-Croxy guilt, Mrs
Hole, M Hall ; beggar's guilt, H Renton -
berg, D Morrison ; patch quilt, T Dick-
son, Mrs J Switzer ; oroohot quilt 111
Hail,
Mee Batter ; log oabin quilt, M
Smith, Mrs F Switzer ; guilt on cotton,
W L Holmes, M Hall ;knitted quilt, Mrs
Ilala, lvirs If Switzer; counterpane tufted,
Mrs T Diokson, G Loohhoad ; fine shirt,
hand made, Mre MaKonzie, Mrs Velo
find shirt, machine made, 11Irs S Switzer ;
gentleman's oohrse shirt, Mies McLaren,
Mrs J Switzer ; Wool socks, home knit,
Mrs McKenzie, Mro holo; etookFF•ngs,
home knit, Mrs McKenzie, Mise I1loLar'
on ; darned stockings, Mrs McKenzie,
Mre hole ; woolen molts, Mrs MoKeuzie,
Mre Nixon; woolen loves, Mrs Hale,
Mrs McKenzie ; fancy knitting, Mrs Mo.
Kenzie, Mrs Bolo ; ctochat work, Mrs J'
1 ; panels 1 orked Nellie
Rogers, MIIal v
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ii•[ Smith •' pantile
lYlouryffold, Mrs 8 S i n s
painted, Mrs Blaoh111, W II Moaraol(en
that fair ()debar shay. 1,avi)y, aplplo0
growing tomato shaped in 1E. 1.Horton's
°roharnL•-IL 1. Strang, 13. A., head•
master of Codorioh Collegiate Inetitute,
hag been elected memberof h Renate
l a be i tela nUt the 0
f'Tor n i1 i re's
o Toronto u v0 t ,
Y
0 oe <Iwlcs)t.
LITTLE FJ.urrzss,-J, 0, Mose 10 int•
proving his prnperty by having a stable
ei'eat011 th0l'e01L-'1%g1010,l Dunlop, sou of
James Dunlop of the 2n1 ooneeeriou, re.
turned to Toronto, to resume hiO al tidies
as1be Medical Sohool,-Alexander Orr
011 elided nix third this FHB and showed
hie line 1111806 team of medatera, taking
three first and three 400,14,1 prized, --Miss
1i1ho:1uda Bricker loft last week for Galt,
where we midet.tand eke intends remain.
log for 800110 Uma, -Omar 00(0 ban en.
"aged with W, 1). Kerr, one pnpnler
halter, to learn the bakery bos)nee0.-
ls'zra lalehm lista been having u:,u0idorable
repairs mode to his harness shop nod re.
shim .00. Ile has had the old roof taken
off and a tow flat one pot on malting the
up stairs rinit0 a bit higher. Ile has also
had uuuaido,able (Monaca made in the in•
terior of the building -Dr, Speues in
triode leaving this week for New York,
where bn will spend a 001011)10 el months
in atlenrla100 at the Post Graduate Hos-
pital. Dr, '14tylor, formerly practising
at So)kn k, Ont., will take charge of hie
practice duringhis absence,-Willi0m
08]08 u
DnI of Newbridge, rs one of the
rg t 1not the largest cattle dealer in
ha Res r a rx a i
thisdlett•iot. He had some fifty cattle
delivered to his farm on Monday of last
week, which makes him the possessor
of 140 fine etookers (all steers). Mr, 3).
floes not expect t0 keep them long. -The
supper and ontertilinment given by the
congregation of the Presbyterian nhnroh
on the eveu)ug of the Fell show was a de-
ckled ou0000e, Long tables were set in
the Arlington Homo, both upstairs and
down, and they wore kept full from about
4.30 till eight o'clock. The supper {V 80
an excellent one, fowl being served in
abundonoe. The program, whioh was
rendered in the church, was enjoyed by
those present. Owing to the absence of
seams! who were to talcs port, the pro-
gram 10100 not all lengthy as was intended.
The prooeode amounted to $70.
xe Ce1-.
E'rcmNao.-Arthur Ramsay loft for
Toronto, where he will attend the Vater.
inary College. -Miss Hannah Blatobford,
who has been visiting her parents, left
for Tennessee. -Geo. SV, Ashton, of
Davonporb, Iowa, was spending a fere
days in town renewing old acquaintances.
Mr. Ashton was a former resident of this
neighborhood but has not been here for
nearly fifty years. -Ed. Bishop left for
Toronto to complete his university course.
-P. Ross left for Toronto to further
rroseente his medical studies. -A num-
her of local Wallets mob in the Public
School, Saturday, pursuant to notice.
Lockhart -Sanders, that the following be
the officers of this convention :-Chair-
men, W. H. Johnston ; Secretary, P.
Gardiner ; L+'xeontive Committee, Miss
Ball, Messrs. Creech and Ruseoll. Re-
solved that the following act as a eon.
mittee for drafting a constitution and for
bringing in resolutions : -Miss May Gill,
Messrs. Anderson, Lockhart and Delgaty.
The following is the program : Infinitives
and partioiples by Mr. Russell ; writing
by Miss Robertson ; Chautanga, literary
and scientific cirole by Mr. Johnston ;
salmi law by Mr. Anderson. Discussion
followed each of the subjects and the
teachers spent a very profitable afternoon.
Russell-Delgaty, that this convention
moot the first Saturday in November.
Lockhart-MoKay, in amendment, that
this convention meet the first Saturday
in December. Tho amendment carried.
Delgaty-Anderson, that this convention
adjourn to meet on the above date. -A.
Q. Bobier, of Exeter, has entered into a
contract to deliver at Dawson City 30,000
pounds of butter, for whioh he ma to re-
ceive 910,000. The butter is to be packed
in one, two and five pound tins and
specially sealed. The process of sealing
alone will entail a cost of over $300, as
Mr. Bobier will have to invest in a
maohino partioularly adapted for the pur-
pose.
Atwood Fall Fair Prize
List.
Honsres.-Agricultural-Foal of 1803,
Wm Dickson, A MaMano, D Morrison ;
brood mars with foal, Wm Dickson, Jas
Dnnoau, A MoMane ; yearling filly, 'Wm
Diokson ; two year old filly, E N French,
Wm Matheson ; throe year old filly, Jae
Diokson, W G Inglis, T W Jaoksou ;
span of horses, A Hamilton, T W Jack.
000, A MOMane. General Purpose -
Foal of 1895, Jas Duncan, J 33 Hamilton;
brood mare with foal, A Stevenson, F
Switzer, D Morrison ; yearling filly, W
Hamilton, 0 Ovens, Wm Dickson ; two
year old filly, Jae Duncan ; three year
old filly, Wm Wilson, lBobb Pride ; span,
R S Ballantyuo,1 W Jaokson, A. Steven.
son, Roadster -Pony, 1 and 2, F A
Kraus ; foal of 1800, H Zinn, Wm Wil.
eon, Mrs Nixon ; brood mato with foal, J
Cowan, W E Inglis ; yearling filly, H
Ginn, Jos Cater, J A Turnbull ; two year
old filly, F Switzer, D Shine, A Steven-
son ; three year old filly, W 0 Morrison,
A Peebles, 3 A Turnbull ; seddte horse,
Jas Diokeou, J 13 Hamilton, sr, A Miller ;
single roadster, in harness, R Kidd, D
Nichol, Mre Hole ; span, Gomer Green,
John Watson,' drubber. Carriage --
Foal of 1898, I'I Zinn, J Cowan ; brood
Mare With foal, H Zinn ; yearling filly, J
Cowan ; two year old filly, H Zinn, J A
Turnbull, W McCormick ; three year old
filly, P N French, '1' Attridge, T Robbie ;
single carriage horse in harness, H Zinn ;
span, Wm Long, J W Boyd, D Shine.
Oa'r r,u.-Durhams - Bull any ego,
Arthur .Robb, Andrew Stovoesou ; bull,
one year old, Jas Dimon ; tniloh oow, A
Simpson ; two year, old heifer, Jas Horn,
1st and 2nd ; heifer calf, Daniel Shine.
Ayrshiros--Bull any age, 3' A Turnbull,
R S Ballautyno ; one year old boll, Trios
Di0ltsou ; milcli Cow, Thos Dickson ;
heifer Caif, Thos Diokson. Serseye-
Mi10h cow,Rev E A Fear, A II Wynn ;
yearling heifer, J Morrison. Grades -
Mitch 0o1v, J 33 Hamilton, sr, A .Robb
two year 01c1 heifer, JasNichol, A Steven-
son, Jas Nichol ; yearling heifer, 3' 33
Hamilton, A Robb, Wm Sweatou ; ono
year old steer, A Robb, A Stevenson,
Thos Sweaton;fat Dow, Wm Swollen,
Smow.--Loioestovs- Aged ram, Wm
Sweaton ; shoaling Data, Walter John.
atop, Jerry Denlar ; rain lamb, John
Cowan,+Thos Dickson ; breeding ewes,
Jolts Cowan, Thos Diokson ; shoaling
table boquct out tinware, 3 Groharn, Mee
Masorete ; baud boguet ma flowers, II
Uoobbtrd, A Stevenson ; tray cloth, Aries
McLaren, 111 1f MoOrackou ; Berlin wool
work rained, Al ]lull, Moo Blashill ; liar•
lin wool work flat, Mrs 131ashill, H Hall ;
table seed, S M Smith, Mrs Blashill ;
fauoy pin-ou$ltion, Miss McLaren, Mien
Baker ; pillow shams, Mrs Halo, hire
Kalb(leisoh ; wish holder, lv] Ira11, Mise
McLaren
table mats, M
S M
Smitt ,tollere set, ss Baker, W II Mo.
°reckon ; sofa pillow, Mrs Blashill,
Miss
Baker ; painting on satin, Mrs Hale, Mro
Bhashill ; fancy slippers, Mists Baiter. W
IIMcCracken ; outline work, Miss" Mo.
Laren, J Grahm ; 11
I-Iall, Nei.
lie Merryliold ; centre piece, Mee M0
Laren, bI Hall ; oolloctoon of pictures,
Mise Balser, 5 M Smith ; collodion of
ladies' work, Mies Baker, Mrs Hele ;
Roman embroidery, hi Hall, Mies Baker ;
footstool, Miss McLaren, Mrs Blashill ;
point 140e, M Hall, hlrs Kalbfieisoh ;
Moulton lace, Mrs Hole, J Graham ; land.
nape painting, Mrs Hele, Mrs Blashill ;
°rayons, 5 hi Smith, Mrs Hole ; tatting,
111 Hall, Mro Hele ; netting, Mies Baker,
W H MoOracken ; drawn work, M 1).,1,
Mrs Hole ; fogey apron, Mrs Hale ;
toilet mats, Mrs Kalbfleisoh; M Hall ; tea
cosy, 4t Hall, Mrs Hele ; lamp shade,
Mies Graham ; fancy handkerobief, ?dies
Graham, 184 Ball ; home laundered
shirt, W Diokson, Rev E A Fear; photo.
graph frame, Wm Dickson, 11L Hall ; pair
blankets, 11 Ronnenberg, bliss McLaren ;
horse blonliets, P Erb, J Home ; rag
carpet,etJHouze Jae Hammon ; floor r
mat, Nellie Marr feld,W H MaCaaokeo,
woolen yarn, W H MaOracken, J Souza.
SPFOIA18O.-Display of goods dyed with
Turkish dyes, Mrs A Stevenson, Mre J
Morrison ; collection of vegotablee, W H
McCracken ; biggest pumpkin, A Miller ;
home made broad, Geo Chapman ; heavy
draught team, A Hamilton ; collection of
maugolds, S Peter ; collection of bacon
hogs, J Dickson, Jas Danbrook, Alex
Struthers,
The Listowel Ag1. 8oeiety is about $71
head this year.
The Stratford Choral Sooiety has re-
organized. Mr. Tilley is conductor.
J. C. Duneeilb, Downie, has Bold his
One einetunt carriage mare to Prot. 3'.
Gordon McPherson, a prominent Toronto
veterinary surgeon. The price paid web
9175,
Harry Page, engineer at the Central
Creamery, St. alarye, died at St. Joseph's
Hospital, London. He had been an
invalid ever since he took typhoid fever
over three years ago. He was i0 his 23rd
y001.
IMPROVED YORKSHIRE
BOAR FOR SERVICE.
The undersigned will keep for service on
Lot 20, Con. 0, Morrie, the thoro'•bred Im-
fproved Yorkshire 13oar, 'Oast Lodge Long-
ellow," No. 2.186, bred b J,E, 1Sret8Oue, Bur-
st o y of sows will
Bur-
ford, t whioh a limited Dumber
00 tattoo. Textus, 01.00. to be 001)eld a0 time
of service with privilege of returning if nee.
misery.
A number of choice young sows for sale for
breeding 1)urpn01'O whioh ,0.11 be sold at
prices to suit 0110 times.
21- 1100'1. NICHOL, Proprietor.
WEMILL
pros,els Cider Hill and
Apple Butter Factory, Mill
street, has been overhauled
and is now really for oper-
ation,
Fetch on your Apples.
Terms Reasonable.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
Geo. Edwards, •Prop.
A. COUSLEY
Real Estate 86 Loan
AGENT, BRUSSELS.
Money to Loan on Farm Secur-
ity at the Lowest Rate
of Interest.
Money Loaned on Notes and
good Notes Discounted. Sale
Notes a Specialty.
Fire ct Life Insurance Written.
Special Attention given to
Conveyancing,
A. OOUSLE 1 ,
Office over Deadman'e Drug Store,
BRUSSELS.
McLEOD'S
System, Renovator
'---AND OTHER—
TESTED REMED I Eb
SPECIFIC AND ANTIDOTE
For Impure, Weak and Impoverished
Blood, Dyepepein, Sleeplessness, Palpita•
tion of the Heart, Liver Complaint,Nenr•
algia, Loss of Memory, Bronchitis', Oen-
eumption, Gall Stouee, Jamldioe, Kidney
and Urinary Diseoses, St. Vitus' Danoe,
Female Irregularities and General De-
bility.
LABORATORY, CODERICH, ONT.
S. M. MoLTOP,
Prop. and Manufacturer,
field 4 Jae, Fox• lamest, ltrueaele,
"What's a shoe for?"
"To cover the foot?"
"The an,"
"W.rfor a
monent se
g
1',dl
oy
Foot, Well I guesslot," shlvare
Cold feet "To sell," chuckles
Dealer under his breath, '1'O 3'11
PNi o," Slater Shoe blutrtly pots T r
"Now
cries Corny orn
Toe. se sings ol
1
Bunion joint"Who'd
a thought
it," whined Bunch•o-toes. Are you 110, -shoe wearer.
Feet fitters are the genuine, Goodyelir welted, stamped 1'
on the sole 93,00, 94.00 and ¢r5F•�o11 per pair.
clnr•toouc
"The he Slater Shoe."
Faee.
Jno. Downing, - Sole Local Agent.
BRUSSELS
PIT IP WORKS.
I with to inform thep
reo le of Brueeels
and surroundingdietrid that I have 1ur-
r
ohased the Pump Business of •1Aa811 03
BELL and will be found ready to attend
to all wants in either flea work or repair -
at moderate prioes.
No better Pump in ti,e market.
Order left at my chop or residence nr
at P. SCOTT'S shop will be promptly
looked after.
1St—Orders taken for the Digging of
Wella and Cisterns.
Gomer Green,
MILL STREET, • BRUSSELS.
SHINGLES
British Columbia
Red Cedar Shingles
AND•—
Norill Shore
Pine and Cedar
FOR SALE AT TEN
Brussels Manilla Mills
Also Doors and Saab of all Pat
t.rus on (land or made to order
at Short Notice.
b4'timetos Furnished for alt
kinds of Buildings. Workman-
ship and Material Guaranteed.
P. AME NT.
vomemoreelionsiminomme
NEW
DIM Sliop I
The undersigned hits open-
ed up it Butcher Shop in the
ma BUM MOLL
wiler•e he will keep constant-
ly on hand a supply of the
I3est bleats Procurable, sold
at reasonable prices. A share
of public patronage solicited.
S. WALKER.
Meat delivered to all Darts
of the town.
CASH PAID FOR H1DEB.
Cook's Cotton Root Compound
Is successfully used monthly by over
10,000 Ladies.
Safe effectual.
Ladles
yur druggist foCook's Colton Root nom.
pound. Take no other, as a!Mipills and
Imitations are dangerous. Price,No.
1, $1 per
box; No. 2,10 degrees stronger, $e per box. No.
1 or 2, mailed on receipt of price and two 8-eeut
stamps, The Cook Company 'Windsor, Ont.
�eirugistsimended by all
renble Dgn Oanade
nue. 1 and 2 sold in Brussels by
G A, DEAOMAN,
Druggist, Bookseller & Optician,
A Golden Opportunity
for Fall Shoppers
We have exceptional values in Dress Goods in the
following lines :-
-Venetian Two Toned Satin' Cloths, Serges,
--Crepous in new effects, Braid Effects, Aenriettas,
—A.11 Wool Tartans and Plaids and a full range in
Plain and Mixed Suitings.
0
For Dress Trimmings
We are showing the latest
Novelties in
—Fancy' Velvets, Silks, Satins and
Silk Braids.
We call special attention to our fine range of
BLACK DRESS GOODS.
A.STRACHANO
DON'T READ THIS AD
And then throw away this paper before you conclude you are losing
good money by not buying your DAIRY SUPPLIES from 8e• We are
prepared to supply every person with Dairy Cane
Palle, Mille Pane and Tinware off all kinds at prices according toquality.
Graniteware of all kinds.
•
HARDWARE. FHvn,g Rapoe.,t (10henbcocot ofgtSatdy eswhenovO
your Patronage.
Paint Your House with the best weather and water
proof Paint in the market. We eel' it.
Screen Doors and Windows on hand and mato to ord(n.
The best line of Cools Stoves to choose from.
Eavetrozcllbi,nj ancZ Repairing,
promptly attended to .__,,,
N. 13.—Wait for our wagon, it will call on you for your truck in a
few flays,
Wilton & Turnbitil