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BUSINESS CARDS.
1\,tONET TO LOAN AT 5 PER
Yl cont, F, $1, SCOTT, Bxuseela,
$, MaORAOKEN,
IssurorofMarriage Liuonoo0, Pelee
at 3118 Grocery, Turnborry street, lirueoels.
P N. BARRETT,
.1.v• Tonsorial Artist, Shop—Next door
South of A. Itf, McKay & Co's hardware store.
Lodieo'aud chlldron0 hair cutting a speolalty
11)IANO OR ORGAN.
1. til 1 O. L.
Mie, Jean MoLnttor, oput n
M. ry of Musical D
gator of the Conserv-
atory °tor o1 Mvolo Hamilton, Ontario, is 11
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peed 0 give an. Bpaols to pupils on either
tlono it ,orgaL 0000 gi attention her given
to es of p e or at iven
borne, 4 too
homes of penile or at tenohare Homo, 44•am
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM
100011ANem,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
T. FLETCHER 1
Issue) of Marriage Licenses,
OFFICE AT JEwaDnY 510108,
DSrNo Witness Required.
T. FLETCHER, Brussels
o,L
X. HUNTER,
Clerk of the Fourth h D
(vision
pour
Co, Huron. yonger, Notary Public
Land, Loan and In Agent. Funds
invested and to loan. Collections
muse
Chloe in Graham's 13 lock,Brueeele
AUCTIONEERS.
Ill S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION-
-a:
• nun, will sell for better prices, to
better mon, in eo0 time and less charges
than any other Auctioneer in � Duet Huron
ud
or
can always be arranged atthis oollioe
or by personal application.
VETERINARY.
D. WARWICK,
t) • Honor Graduate of the Outeri°
Veterinary College, is prepared to treat all
petoasee of domesticated nt manner. Partionlar imalattention paid
tendveterinary
to0.onipromptly
0i$o ed Infirmary—Feardrs
north of bridge '1urnberry et„ Brussels.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
N% M. SINCLAIR, BARRISTER
Y • 9oliaitor,Oonveyancer ,NotaryPub•
nort&o. Central B000 ns'' Sollicitor for the
Standard Bank.
G . F. BLAIR, BARRISTER,
Solicitor, &o. (]ata of Garrow &
Prondfoot's Mice, Goderi011.) 011100 over
Gillian & Smith's Bank,Brueeelo. dy
Money to Loan.
M• G. CAMERON, •
(Formerly of Cameron, Holt &
001. Oillcon Hamilr ton St.,
1oOppossitee Col'
borne Hotel.
MEDICAL CARDS.
J. A. M'NAUGHTON,
M. D„O. M., Trinity University, Fellow Trin-
ity Medical 0011080, Member College of Phy-
'defor a and Sergeant', Ont. Licentiate of the
ofoyMidwiferyy,ofPhysicians
dinburgh. and
'Teloph no
N0.14. Residence, Mill St., Brussels.
E. T. SNIDER,
M. D„ 0. M., suimea0or to Dr. A. kleKelvey,
Licentiate of Royal College of Physicians
and Surgeons, Kingston; Member of the Col-
lege of Physicians and Surgaone of Ontario.
D toomes of women and children a specialty.
Eight years' experience. E5r021000 and res-
idence that formerly occupied by Do. Mo.
Ka1yoy,ilurborry street, Brussels. 25-
J. M. ARMSTRONG,
M,B„ M.D., M.O.P,S.O.
PHYSICIAN, SURGEON,
A000110HETJR, ETC.
Special attention given to diseases of the
Throat and Lunge and diseases of Women
and Children,
RESIDENCE—WALTON, ONT,
DR. F. H. KALBFLEISCH,
1HYara1AN, BURGEON AND Aa2OU0HEDB,
SUCCESSOR TO DR. W. GRAHAM,
BRUSSELS. - ONTARIO.
1st Class Honor Graduate of the Ubivorei•
ties of Trinity(Toronto), Queen'6 (Kiugetou)
and of Trinity Medical College; Follow of
Trinity Medical College and member of the
Odlege of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontar-
io, Poet Graduate Course in Detroit and
Ohleago,1800, Special attention paid to dis-
eases of Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat, and dia.
mum of Women, Ca•Consulbation io Eng -
Bali and Gorman. Telephone at residence.
BOARS FOR
undersigned will hasp for siron
Lor C ,Con. 8, Gra them' Td improved
re boar andaorobedmaybe Dog
•
lisp Berkshire hog, Pedigrees
may be soon
on appllaation, Perms, 01.00, to be paid at
Ewe of aervioo, with privilege of roturniug
it neeeesary, ARTHUR SMITH
40.40 Proprietor,
BULLS FOR SERVICE.—THE
undoroignedw111 koeln for aervioo on
Lot 30, 000,15, Grey, the tboror bred Bore-
ford bull •'?latero(' Alan one' brad Der-
ham bull. Both aro oxoaptlboually One 011 -
fin ale, Terme, 01.00, to bo paid Jan. 1st,
1802, with privildOpo of returnilag If necessary.
41.4 OLIVER TURNBULL,
Proprietor.
Before. AA
'W`ood's Phobphodlne,
The Great Tinaglish Remedy.
Sold and recommended Only roll
al
able 8medicine Canada. Ve els. r810
paohages gnoranteed to cure all
'arms of Sexual ) Weakness all effects of fillip' 0x0000, Mental Worry, j',xoos0ive dee of 11'0.
ba000, Opium or Stlmulante, Mailed on receipt.
If price, ono package $t, six, $0, 0,3, )0310pieasq
9x feted cute, Pamphlets free to any address,
Tho Wood Company, Windsor, Ont
gold In Bic tools by ei. A, DBADMAN,
Druggist, 13ooltsellor & Optician,
30l:
x x 0
at,l"TCt C.E135.
Fall wheat and pastures aro In splen•
did condition.
Remember the Hallowe'en Supper in
the Mothodiot ehuroh on Oot, 8101.
The "Temple of Fame” will be repeat.
ed, by r oquoot, the last of this month.
Ed. Robertson arrived )tomo from
Dakota to spend the Winter with his
parents in Luoknow.
During the past four weeks no Less
than 911 hogs were ohipped from
the
Luoknow station to the Toronto market.
J. Little )tae recent) urate
W.i y sed a purchased
colt bred by Alex. Lenton, of Sparta,
Ont. By {.}old kung 2 12),, dam by El-
more, grand dam by Clear Grit.
t.iNiYp�•t�l.
Dr. A. II. Nichol has been eeriouely i11
with peritonitba and continues quite low.
Roy Hemphill, the victim of the shoot-
ing accident, continues to improve and is
likely to recover.
Mrs. (Dr.) Ellie, from the Northwest,
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. John
Gabel, Inkerman street Beet.
A. B. George has received n shipment
of 8,000 lbs. of broom corn, and is filling
an order for 200 dozen brooms.
The anniversary oonoert of the Menlo.
diet Sunday school is fixed for the even-
ing of Thanksgiving day, Nov. 240h.
Rabbit hunting is a favorite sport just
now. Aart of four or fiv e droveou t
P Y
on Mondayof last week and ba ed 22
rabbits, anseveral partridge°. gg
Thera is considerable eiok❑ess in town
at the present time, and some oases of
fever, the latter being attributable, so re-
ports save, to bad drinking water.
The girl pupils in TYING Draper's olase
entertained the lady teachers of the Pub.
lie school with a five o'clock tea in the
reception room of the school on Friday
afternoon, 14th inst., after eohool was
diemioeed. Both teachers and scholars
spent a very social boor.
Wm, McKeever has returned home
from his trip to the Old Country with a
eh,pment of cattle. This is the second
trip Dir. McKeever hes made this season.
He Bode it more profitable to look after
the sale of his ()utile personally, than to
trust to °ommiesion men. The return
passage was a rather rough one.
.r&'twootl.
G. A. Anderson has been re-engaged as
Prinoipal of the Atwood Public eohool for
1890 at a eatery of $4611, a slight in0reaee
over hie present salary.
The Methodist friends have purchased
a new Berlin cabinet organ, paying there-
for 8100 including the old organ. No
regular organist has been appointed
eince Mies Harris' removal to Brandon.
John Love, er., has just returned home
from a pleasant visit to hie daughter,
Mrs. John J. Heeley, of Bangor, Mich.
He brought home with him a fine sample
of peaches grown by Mr, Hersey, picked
from a peach orchard oont•ainiug 8,200
trees.
The stores have thrown out the aoely-
lene gas, under the Zieman contract,
owing to the light furnished not being
oatiefaotory.. It appears the extensive
piping connecting the various stores with
the big generator in Zieman's store clog.
gad with soot, hindering thereby the Sae
free access to the burners, and (muting a
continual Bickering of the 133360, much to
the annoyance of the shop keepers, with
the result that they threw it out. Some
of them will put in individual planta,
while others will return to the kerosene
lamps.
Drgn.—We are sorry to have to ehron-
idle the death of Bert, second eon of
Rev, and Mre. Ball, of Kirkton, formerly
of Atwood, whioh sad event took place on
Saturday morning,16th, at 6 a. In. The
immediate pause of death was brain
fever, but we are informed that he was
never quite well sinoe his attack of scarlet
fever in Atwood. Bert was a bright little
fellow about 14 years of age, and had
many friends hereabouts. The funeral
on Monday was largely atteoded. Mr,
and Mrs. Ball have had Considerable
sickness in their family of late and much
sympathy is felt for them by their wide
circle of Atwood friends.
Goderioh.
Jonathan Miller has sold his livery
business to Jae. Hays, of Seaforth.
The breakwater along the front of the
elevator is being flubbed off at present
and the snubbing poste plaoed.
The dynamo by which the elevator will
be lighted has not been installed as yet,
although the motor to drive it is ready.
Edward Farr, eon of Jae. lfarr, East
street, has been in the hospital at Strat-
ford for eome time with an attack of
appendicitis. He is now getting along
nicely.
Fred, B. Holmes recently purohaeed
the old Hawley building at the dock, and
during the past week oontraotor MoLaren
has resnoved it to the vacant lot adjacent
to Lee's warehouse.
Mrs. Gundry and family, who spent
the Summer at Trndgeou place on the
Maitland, have moved into town again
and are occupying the late ex•aheriff Gib -
bone' plaoe, which they have leased for a
year.
An apple tree at the corner of Toronto
street end Britannia road whioh tvae
overturned—probably by a storm—some
years ago shows remarkable vitality.
With the greater part of the root stick-
ing up fu the sir the tree annually puts
forth its leaves, and thio year hag a con•
eiderable orop of Baldwins as large and
well•oolored as one would wish to sea.
A letter from Mies Chute, the late or-
ga❑iot of North street Methodist church,
to to friend in town tells lot her appoint-
ment as church chole direotor and organ.
iet at Asheville, N. 0. Mies Chute re-
ceives in this connection remuneration to
the amount of 9600 per annum ; this in
addition, of oouree, to her salary a0 in-
structor at tho Asheville College for
young ,women. Mies Chute writee that
the oollege ie very nicely fnenished and
has beautiful ground(). She likes the
Southern people very mnoh.
Work on the new walks was oommeno•
ed last week, Alfred Connor, of Winne•
apolie, who built the elevator chimney,.
having the contract, The portions of
the Square to have 111e new walks are :
The McLean and Tilt blook, the old
Orabb blook, 180 feet on the South aide
of Emit street, 106 feet on the North:eaet
Mk of Kingston street, all of 11 ft. 6 in.
width. There will also be a now walk On
the West aide of South etroet, a distanoo
of 40 it. and 10 ft, wide. The 80timated
oast is (722, Of %AAMoh tho town's share it
9180. The work is under the supervision
of street inspector Reid.
THE BRUSSELS POST
A Fenoom (devotee to be run by steam
will bo placed in the elevator and will
bo run up between the winding 0lairtvay.
The lift le 4 ft, x 6 ft., and will bo uoed
for light freight as well 100 pae80ngees,
The County j'til has two inmates—
Helen Bowler, of Aohleld, a woman of
unsound mind who le awaiting removal
GO en asylum, and Maloolm MoOoolt, of
Stephen, who was sunt up last weak for
thirty d aYoU
YCharles Eil
bar, J. P.,for
triennium injury to property.
'orUwieh.
Tax-oolleotor Wiggins was malting hie
usual reunite i
t I u thisicinit
William Wancey, has left here for
Torontoer h
w e he has secured a job in a
furniture (eatery.
Louie Hooey has ordered his stook of
hardware and expects so open out for
business in the Arlington block about the
first of the month.
The Christian Endeavor Sooiety of the
Presbyterian church of this village in-
tend holding a box aooial at the residence
of Thos. Gibson, on Friday evening, Oat,
28th.
Evert, the four year old son of Wm.
Brearo, died at hie home in Oanmore, N.
W. T. on Sept. 80th. Mrs, Breen is a
daughter of Wm. Spence, of the 4t11 con„
and in company with her husband anti
eon visited here for a couple of months
this past Summer.
The Directors of the Fordwich Free
Public Library met, and among other
business traueaoted,they decided to have
the library
removed from it
o sP resent.
quarter to A. FVyrnose, hall above the
Postoffioe by the 1st of November, the
present plaoe in Wade Bros.' store being
too smell for the large number of new
books wbioh are to hand. William Wat-
ters hits been appointed librarian, and
the library will be open for the changing
of books on Wednesday, Friday and
Saturday eveninge of each week from 4
till nine o'olook. The advisability of
starting a reading room in connecting
Wav also dismissed, nod the 'Direotors
wish that all those who would Tike to see
a reading room started and are willing to
pay it fee of 25o. per year, would kindly
leave their names with the president, A.
Wynees, or any of the directors.
Onrr.—The remains of the late Agnea
Wilson, wife of Dr. J. 0. Hutchison, of
Whitovale, were brought here on Monday
afternoon of last week via the C. P. R.
and interred in the Presbyterian Deme.
tory. Deceased had been ailing for some
time with an abscess and had undergone
an operation, but her system was not
strong enough to revive the strain and
rhe passed away early Saturday morning.
Deceased, who was a sister of Matthew
Wilson, of town, lived in this village in
her girlhood days and was greatly beloved
by all who knew her. She leaves 0. lou
ing husband, two children and four
brothers to mourn her loss. The bereav-
ad relatives have the sympathy of this
vicinity in their rad affliction. Dr. Hut-
chison with his two boyo and George
Wilson, who has been living with them,
accompanied the remains. The Dr. re-
turned home on Wedneeday morning, but
George intends remaining Isere for some
time.
3tirroxeGer.
Mise Jeau Davidson has secured a sit.
nation as milliner et Bayfield.
Mrs. Thome Sage, who has been visit-
ing friends in Wiohigan for the past
month, has returned home.
Richard Miller, of Toronto, Junction
spent 0few days in town, visiting hie
mother and renewing old acquaintances.
Allan Rae left for Toronto, where he
has eeonred a situation with J. W. Sand•
arson formetly of thi0 plane in his grocery
store.
Dire. George E. Dane, of Hamilton, eo-
eompanied by her daughter, Margaret, is
at present the guest of her mother, Mrs.
William Sanderson.
A, M. Book bas sold the plant of
the defunct Maitland Observer to Mr.
Ritchie, of Cobden, and the press eta.,
will be moved at once.
Alex. Campbell, who has spent the
Summer months in Manitoba, has re-
turned home. He looks well and reports
having had plenty of work.
B1axonE AND Foos BADr—Owing to
the bad state of the roads, which result.
ed from the heavy rain the day previous,
and the unfavorable appearance of the
morning of Wednesday, Oet. 120h, the
crowd whioh attended the sports in
Wroxeter on that day was not nearly ea
large as was expected, and the under-
stand that the 00001910 were considerably
less than the expenditures. The trap
shooting prizes were contested for by a
number of good shots. Messrs. Rose, of
Brussels, and Hammond, of Gerrie,
divided let and 2nd money. The bioyole
track hoe been refitted and was in good
ehape and the races were good. The fol-
lowing is a list of the winners in the
various oontest0 ;--In the two-mile
amateur rage Allan Rae took first money,
Juo. Brawn and, Arthur Robinson 8rd,
and Charlie Elliott, 4th. The first three
are residents of Wroxeter and the latter
of Wingham. There were five entries in
the 5.mile professional race, and they
finished A. Malvor, of Goderioh, 1st ;
G. and S. Elliott, of Wingbam, 2nd and
8rd reepeatively, J. Brawn, of Wroxeter,
4th, and D. Molvor, of Goderioh, 6th.
This rain was the least exciting of guy,
A. Maher taking 1st quite easily. The
l high as rut
mile race, w w n in heats, was
keenly contested. In the first heat G.
and S. Elliott, of Wiegham, took let
and2 nRobinson,t
and, and A. Rof Wroxeter,
W
3rd ; 2nd heat, J, Brawn, of Wroxeter,
let ; J, Beswitheriok, of Goderilth, and ;
and A. Rae, of Wroxeter, 8rd ; final heat,
G. Elliott, 100 ; A. Rae, and ; 0. Elliott,
8rd. The Football match was between
Fordwioh and Mildmay teams and an
exciting midrib was played, The Ford-
wioh team lined rip as follows :—Goal,
L. Mahood ; backs, J. Brawn and A,
Robinson ; half backs, W. Orr, S,
Bicker and J. McLeod ; right wing, A.
Rae and J. Bartley I left wing, B. Cools
and A. Rogers ; oentre,F.Farrell. With
the exception of the goal keeper the Mild.
may team was the same as played against
Fordwioh on Labor Day. Fordwioh won
the toes and played with the wind. Be-
fore the boys were rightly awakened
Mildmay gored, and in about 15 minutes
they floored again, and the Mildmay
captain was beard to ray '!We can play
these fellows all night." As three Of the
Fordwioh team had taken part in the
bioyole ramie they ware hardly in condi.
lion to play, but the stiffness of their
limbo began to wear 05 and the game
became more lively, bat no further
storing was dorso during the fit'at half,
On eominoneksg the s000nd half Bartley
mane baolt and Brown wont forward.
The ball now remained its Mildmay ter-
ritory5 and after 15 minutes hard play
Fordwioh tutored their prat goal. It woo
now beginning to got dant, but the play
kept on and in about 7 minutoa more
Fordwioh again scored. Mildmay now
retested to play any longer, saying It was
too dark, quite forgetting their captain's
words during the fore part of the game.
After a few minutes spent to arguing
play was resumed, but neither side owned
and the game was decided a tie, with two
R each, goals
ea Nota°.--•MOIvor made the
five milee in 18 minutes and 45 eeoondo,
W.115. Sinclair, of Brussels, presided
over; the bioyole races.—Jaolt McLeod
roomed a nasty Wok in the fano from
one f his oplayers.—Geo,
o t wnPaulin
refereed the game in a satisfactoy and man-
ner.—In the heat of the half -mil
z h 2 e
race Beswithorio(c fouled Rae and the
latter fell, but both were allowed to enter
the final,—Two sports came all the way
from Hamilton, but some how failed to
race.
3c4'ea1or th.
There are 800 barrels of apples at the
depot awaiting shipment to the Old
000 n try
Jae. Haye, of this, town has purchased
the livery etable of Jonathan Miller,
Goderioh.
Dr. Burrow's' new residenoe ie Dearing
completion. It is to have both aoetmlyne
gas and eleatrio light in it.
The Bee -forth purling olub is placed in
group 16 for the Ontario Tankard. The
other clubs in the group are Guelph,
Union, Goderioh, Walkerton and Forest.
N
ire. M. Campbell was seized with a
severe attack of hemorrhage of the lunge
whilst walking along John 0t., on Thurs.
day. She was conveyed to her home and
now lies in a critical condition.
The following were sleeted officers of
the W. 0. T. U., for the coming year
President, Mrs. (Rev.) Russell ; vi0e-
presidents, Mrs. M. B. Smith, Mrs. J.
Stewart, Mrs. le. G. Neelin • car -sec.,
Mre. Coulter ; reo.-Deo., Mrs, M. Y. Mo -
Lean ; treasurer, Mr0. G. B. Scott ;
superintendent of relief, Mrs. T. 0.
Kemp.
CunaNG.—A. large and enthusiastic
meeting of lovers of the "roarin' game"
was held in the Commercial Hotel, Sea -
forth, the other evening, when the curl-
ing olub was reorganized for thelooming
season. The following officers were
appointed :—Patron, James McMichael ;
president, W. K. Pearse ; viae -president,
W. Arnett ; eeoretary-treasurer, John
Weir ; representative committee, T. G.
Williamson, 511. Morrie ; managing com-
mittee, T. F. Coleman, Geo. Patterson,
F. W. Twaddle, J. M. Beet, R. S. Hays ;
skips, A. Wilson, E. C. Coleman, W. K.
Pearce, F. W. Twaddle, D. D. Wilson, J.
S. Roberts, J. Turner, W. Pickard, W.
D. Bright ; honorary members, J. Lyoo,
J. Aird, R. Logan, M. Morrie and J. 0.
Laidlaw.
Clila toll.
Dr. J. W. Shaw's name is mentioned
as a candidate for the Mayoralty.
Dr, and Mrs. Graham, of Toronto,
have talten up their residence in town.
We welcome them to Clinton.
The annual Winter show of the Enron
Poultry Association will be held at Clin•
ton towards the end of January.
Some time ago the council deoided to
extend the hydrant system, which bas
direct connection with Fair's pond, to a
point near the poet office, and also to the
corner North of the mill.
Clerk Coate says that the recent Bale of
the town debentoree at 8}, is the beet
sale he ever heard of for a town of this
size. So much more credit to the town
authorities, who carried through the
traneaotion.
The oontraat for heating the Stavely
Memorial Hall Hae been awarded to Har-
land Bros., who are to put in a furnace,
make all the necessary oonneotions,
registers, An., and do all the work aesoci-
°ted therewith, for the sum of 9148.
It is reported that the following per-
sons will contest the County Commie-
eiouerehip for this division at the next
eleotion 1-3dhn Oox and John Beacom,
Goderioh township ; S. S. Cooper, Olin -
ton : Jae. Snell and A. T. McDonald,
Hnllett.
Rev. Dr. Henderson, Assistant Mis-
sionary Secretary, will preaoh Mission•
cry sermons in Rattenbury street ohuroh
on Sunday, Deo, 18th. An effort is being
made to secure Rev. Dr. Dewart for On-
tario street for the same Sunday, and in-
terohange the two men,
Mise Soanlin, of Queen street, was
holding a large door partly open, when
the wind threw the door wide open, and
ehe fell forward several feet, striking on
her forehead ; she had put her right hand
out to protect herself, and had the mitt -
fortune to break it at the wrist.
Daring the meeting of the Ticket
Agents' Association at Ottawa Mr. Dock -
rill, travelling passenger agent O. P. R,,
was presented with a handsome gold
watch and chain, W. Jaokeon, Clinton C.
P. R. agent, snaking the presentation on
behalf of the members of the association.
Bond Ltwraeon has entered the House
of Refuge as an inmate. It certainly
cannot be said that his misfortune is due
to liquor, for he has been atotal abstainer
for years, and a most respectable member
of society, but having no means and be -
mg too old to work he wisely avails him-
self of a home that offers every comfort
to all who have the misfortune to be
poor.
A. COUSLEY
Real Estate 86 Loan
AGENT, BRUSSELS.
Money to Loan on Farm Secur-
ity at the Lowest Rate
. of Interest.
Honey Loaned on Notes and
good Notes Discounted. Sale
Notes a Specialty.
Fire t Life Insurance Written.
Special. Attention given to
Conveyaneing.
Al COUSLEY,
Offing over t0eadmas'e Drug Store,
aRt s$iilI s.
IMPROVED y'ORKSH/RE
BOAR FOR SERVICE.
ilio undersignedwlll keep for eerviaa on
Lot 2n Dome, Morris, the tharo'•brod Im-
prove, Yorkshire Boar, 'Oak Lodge Long-
fellow," No. 2480, brad by J.D. Brethous, Bur-
ford, 00 whioh a Moiled number of sows will
be token. Terme, 01.0,W be paid at time
of eervlee with privilege of returning If nee -
0013003, •
A number be 0
m r of choice young sows for sale for
prices tg uit ltDh ate which will be told at
prices to suit 4100UT QNICHOL, Proprietor,
DER 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
Lumber and.'
Shin les
FOR SALE.
First aloes Cedar Shingles,
91.60 per square
Second-olass 90
Maple Flooring $10 00 to $16 00
Ash, all kinds 10 00 16 00
Pine 14 00 18 00
Custom Sawing and Planing
done on shortest notice.
Bills out to order.
You will find the prices right
at the Ethel Saw MiII.
S. S. COLE,
PROPRIETOR, ETHEL.
McLEOD'S
System 11fo21ovator
—AND OTHER—
TESTED REMEDIES
SPECIFIC AND ANTIDOTE
For Impure, Weak and Impoverished
Blood, Dyspepsia, Sleeplessness, Palpita-
tion of the Heart, Liver Complaint, Neur•
algia, Loss of Memory, Bronchitis, Con -
gumption, Gall Stones, Jaundice, Kidney
and Urinary Diseases, St. Vitus' Danoe,
Female Irregularities and General De-
bility.
LABORATORY, CODERICH, ONT.
J. M. MoLEOD,
Prop. and Manufacturer.
Sold b Jas, Fox, Druggist, Brussels.
OWE
ilk CO.
Call and see our
stock of
Blankets,
Sheetings,
Flannels,
Tweeds,
Yarns,
Etc.
Wool, Hides, Butter and Eggs
taken in exchange.
Carding, Spinning,
Weaving, Knitting, etc ,
Promptly attended to
at the
BRUSSELS WOOLLEN MILL.
1
Don't go there for money when
you can make it at home by buying your
Boots AND
AT Shoes
Goo, M. Mitchell's
Cash Boot and Shoe Store,
ETHEL.
have now a full stook of Ready-made
Boots and Slides of a110ize8 from infants
ep, at lowest prices possible.
All Ripe repaired Free of Charge.
Please oall and get Prioee.
N. B.—Repairing of Boots, Shoes and
Harness promptly attended to,
GOO. 111, 1VIztolie11
Proprietor, Ethel.
Every day a bargain day.
Bu Shoes 'when you need them,
oN needfor rn1flogti11a' nrgaiu"
Q day to buy daces at n fair price it you
itI '0 wear "Sl�tt,'r Shoos."
Always tiani-e tree^ proportion of
In.
leather, — -
P po
r vol�•in n "^
e r a sL t
lI P and profit, uni-
form year in, year out.
A � No premiums to pay—no cut prices to
waitt or
'� off` steady, , ile a iia lc
Y Y. pn b
money's
t tit •tr '
s as htanda
aboveboard,
ebony
S
a
guaraoteed by the makers. Goodyear
'welted, Nome and price, $3.0o, $4.00
and 65.00 per pair stamped on sole,
"The Slater Shoe."
CAT ALOOUL
FALL.
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T,R-
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Jno. Downing, - Sole Local Agent.
BRUSSELS
PUMP WORKS.
I
wish to inform theeo le of Brussels
P P
and surrounding district that I have par -
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 prime.
No better Pump in the market.
Order left at my shop or residence or
at P. SCOTT'S shop will be promptly
looked after.
Mt—Orders taken for the Digging of
Wells and Cisterns.
Goner Green,
MILL STREET, • BRUSSELS.
SHINGLES
British Columbia
Red Cedar Shingles
AND- —
North Shore
Pine and Cedar
FOR SALE AT THE
Brussels Planing' Mills
Also Doors and Sash of all Pat
terve on hand or made to order
at Short Notice.
Estimates Furnished for all
kinds of Boildinge. Workman-
ship and Material Guaranteed.
P. AMENT,
lel E W
nidlier SVop 1
The undersigned has open-
ed up a Butcher Shop in the
En: 814 BRVSSBZS,
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. WILLICE11.
Meat delivered to all parts
of the town.
its GASH PAID FOR HIDES.
Cook's Cotton Root Compound
Is successfully used monthly by over
10,000Ladies. Safe, effectual. Ladies ask
your druggist for Cooks Cotton Boot Com-
pound. Take no other as all Mixtures, pills and
mitations ate da❑geions. Prise, No. 1, $1 per
box) No. .8,10 degrees stronger, $s per box. No.
Lor 2, mailed on receipt of price and two 2 -cent
stamps, The Cook Compat•y.Windeor, Ont.
tar Nos. 1 and 2 sold and recommended by all
reeponeible Druggists in Canada.
Nos. 1 and 2 sold is Brussels by
G. A, DEADI.IAN,
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,
—Crepons in new effects, Braid Effects, lienriettas,
—All Wool Tartans and Plaids and a full range in
Plain and Mixed Suitings.
—0 --
For Dross 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.
Q TR
DON'T READ THIS AD
And then throw away this paper before you oonolnde you are losing
good money by not buying your DAIRY SUPPLIES from us. We are
prepared to supply every person with Dairy Cana
Pails, Milk Pane and Tinware off all kinds at prices according toquality.
,ankGraniteware of all kinds. Assm.
HARDWARE•
Having put in a Stook of Spadee, Shovels
Forks, 40., of the best quality we 861)0
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.
Eavetroulltin3g and Eepairine
promptly attended to.,r„/14
N. B.—Wait for our wagon, it will call on you for your truck in a
few days.
Wilton