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BUSINESS CARDS. l • ,
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ONEY TO LOAN AT f$ BElt ' : . - - ....
Rotiotterevvtit.
.0IfSitl'iCt CtOwa
L�11 cont. 1'',H. HL'OTT, witowls,
\XT 11. MoOltA iKEN,
• isomer ofafao0iegc 1,30011080. 011100
at bis 040oe0y, teurnherry IIGroot, iirus00ls,
Rli, BAIU TT,
• Tonsorial AetiuL' Shop -Next door
North of (bo Standard liana. Ladled' and
0ilildrone hair gutting a eneetslty.
111A1018 FOR SAL), -THE UN-
DENBIONAihnoeaveralgood Fal'mo for
Pale mod to rout, easy tonne, 101 '1`ownshlpe
00 hforrle and Grey, F H, SOOT L', Brueeele
MISS JEAN M'LAUCI4LIN,
-TEACHER OF -
PIANO '- AND - ORGAN,
m=e,-avrassxs, OoTT,
ROBERT OUNNINGHAM
INA MUNOZ,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
T, FLETCHER
Issue; of Marriage Licenses,
OM= dT JItwELAT STONE,
cSNo Witness Required.
T. FLETCHER, Brussels
MI88 SARAH LOUISE MOORE,
L. O. M..
Academic graduate of London Conserve.
tory of Mmile, is prepared to reoelve a limit-
ed
IneylUWa1b*11 Tion ay, Tr eday instruction Brussels
Woduoeday, Thursday;?7 Seetorth-Erida Y.
Saturday,
Prfiioipall''e Foin in 111101 prepare
of
M0010,
ALEX. HUNTER
Clerk of the Fourth 'Division C011r
Co. Huron, Conveyancer, Notary Public
Land Loa* and Insurance Agcut, Funds
invested
Mae in and to Block, Bt00000lene made
AUCTIONEERS.
A HUNTER LICENSED ALIO-
• woman. Money to loan, Farms
to salt.
S. SCOTT AS AN AUOTION-
3- • nun, will sell for bettor prince, to
Netter mea in ase time and loss charges
than any other Auctioneer in Beet Huron
or ho wont (Margo anything. Dates and
orders can 'always he arranged at this ollice
or by personal application.
VETERINARY.
t�D. WARWICK,
• Honor Graduate of the Outeri°
Vot0rtnary College. is prepared to treat all
diseases of domesticated aninale In a Gom-
coveterinarydentistrt. Galls attention
at-
tended
of bridge Puxnbe d Infirmary-Four
et., Brusseisdoors
LEGAL
AND
CONVEYANCING.
[ (7 lYI, SINCLAIB, BARRISTER
1eY • Solloitor,0onvoyaneer,NotaryPub•
north &o. Central Hateono Solicitor for the
S tandoad Bank.
G• P. BLAIR, BARRISTER,
Solloitor, Ro. (late of Garrow &
Proadtoobe Cllico, Goderich.) Mee over
011110e & Smith's Bauk, Brussels, A7
Money to Loan.
MG. OANIERON,
• (Formerly of Oamerau, Holt &
Out. 0ID Barrister awl
Solicitor,
E ,, 0ppo lite oriel),
borne Hotel.
Newey Tire. --- A. it. Torry vlatled
1,ieuds hi harrIstou,--Things aro rush.
ing at the oheoso factory these days,
They rnake about 40 chime e day, -The
annual pio.nio will be held on July let.
Every preparation is being made to make
it a ouooees.--Itev, J. Kennet proaohed his
farewell sermon en Sunday. His au000s.
sor will be Rev. Mr, Bristol, -The genial
hoot of the Seohaver bailee wears a broad
emile these daye. It is it girl that bas
lately (tame to stay. -)'he German Go,
was holding forth last week. They give
a free entertalnmeot uightty,-•Rev. G.
Bellantyue gave ttvo very able, eloquent
and inetruotive disooureee to large and
appreciative oongrogatiouu on Sunday. -
The Molesworth "Pezolere" are meeting
with great 01100080. They defeated the
6th of Grey by '1, to 1, and on Saturday
the Ethel foot ball team came over to be
defeated by a eoore of 1 to 0.
MEDICAL CARDS,
J. A. M'NAUGHTON,
1,1. D„ 0. M., Trinity University, Fellow Trin-
ity Modica' 0o11ogo, Member Oollego of Ph),
slalom) and Surgeons, Out. Licentiate of the
Royal College or Physicians and Licentiate
of Midwifery,Lrdtubnrgh. i"Telephone
No.1'4. Roeitluoe, Will t., 110uesel0,
E. T. SNIDER,
M. D., 0. hi., successor to Dr. A. Meli0how,
Licentiate of Royal (Soilage of Phyeicinne
and Surgeons, Ifiugston ; Member of the Col-
lege of I'Oyeiclona and Surgeons of Ontario.
D100000sof 11,00)001 mud children a specialty.
Eight years' experience, la -01110e and roe.
11elvey 1'ui nt bnlxy etreet,br sets, ded y Dr200-
✓. M. ARMSTRONG,
M.B.. M.D., M.C.P.S.O.
PHYSICIAN, SURGEON,
AOCOUOEEUR, ETO.
Special attention given to 1110011.e00 of the
Throat and Longs and (18000000 of Women
end 0hildrou,
1113SID71N0I1-WALTON, ONT.
DR. F. H. KALBFLEISCH
P0Y010IAN, SURGEON AND A0001.101t0UR,
SUCCESSOR TO DR. W. GRAHAM,
BRUSSELS, - ONTARIO.
13'orclwlelt.
Lxoroo Fau'rrone.-Alex. Orr, aoaom•
ponied by his daughter, Miss Mabel, ie
visitiog with relatives in Chatham and
Blenheim. -Wesley Johnston has pun
phased 1:06000 Wade'e interest in Wade
Broe' more and took poeseseion last week.
..Charley Welkey ie °en:dned to his bed
at present,t laid up
with an abeoees underr
one of his Paces. -Percy Groben, of
Chloago, is at present vitiLiug with his
mxnlo, the editor of the Record. -Charles
Leppard, wbo hue been attending the
Normal echool at Toronto, has returned
to town after having written on hie dual
examination.- N. large oo0signment of
cheese from the Fordwieh factory was
shipped from °hie station last week. We
uuderstaud the price realized was 8 1(tGo
per pound. -Samuel and Mfrs. Nay and
Mrs, George Scott left on Tuesday for the
West, where for a couple of months they
will visit their many relatives in Mani•
tOba stud Dakota.
8ien.lortlt.
Sueneeata.-Alex. Wilson left on Thurs.
day of last week, for the old country.
He is a member of the Sisley rifle teem
which sails from Quebec on Baturday•-
Itev. Rural Dean Modeles was in London
last week, attending Synod. -Norman
Campbell, of the Bank of Commerce,
Peterborough), is spending a oonple of
weeks with hie mother, tire. Campbell.-
Celebration will be held in Senforth on
Saturday, July let. -Dan. Clark, of
Sacramento, Cat„ is renewing old
acquaintalOee in town after twelve years'
absence. He sees many changes in the
town. -About fifty residents of this town
took advantage of the cheap excursion,
which run from Stratford to Goderioh,
and thence by boat to Detroit, returning
on Thursday evening. -Captain Keeler,
who lends the Salvationists at Benferth,
will be married on July 5th to Captain
Blaney, formerly of Clinton. The wed-
ding will be performed by Major South-
all, of London, and will take tattoo in
Cardno'e full, Seaf`rth^
ocmwca•.•+.m+,.•
convenience if a tluall 130mitipg fountain
was platted in Lowly l'ar)c, -Uue of the
prettiest spots in town is 1laple Row,
above Harbor hill. -'the Cluderiuh Organ
Co. shipped two ware of uremia to 1•.ug•
land the pest werlt, - The Knitting
fuotory has to date NOVO ordered worth
than there Wee in the company's books
at Christmas in any previous year,
K. letrachau shipped one of hie lemons
street sprinklers to Teoewnter.
,ILf N((7 vt, 411.
Nuagv LLNxa,--A $l exenreiou to
Owen Sound is annonnued fur 1)ulniuion
Day; tiokote good to return on Monday
following. -Thu Synod of the Diocese of
Baotou was in eeesiou at London last
week, A. J. Collins, lay delegate, was in
attendanea 018 representative from Chriet
cbnroh.-Dr. aud'3YJ"e. Bnthorfued and
T. W, and Mrs. Ila,sr'+'a town hist week
for e trip down the St. Luwranoe. They
went by boat from Toronto, taking i° the
Tboueand Wanda, 'Montreal anti tenable)
on the way, and will spend a 0h0rt time
in the fatnoes tiagueuay. They purpose
leturning by way of Ottawa, and wilt be
gone about two weeks, -Sams vandals
have been robbing the plots and gnaws at
Fairview cemetery of flora) deuoratione
whlob loving Moeda have placed there, -
Mise Jennie Armstrong 1108 returned
home from the.Nipiesmp, district where
she has been teaohrng, 111e Lruete00 hav-
ing given her permission to °luxe her
eobonl earlier then unite she having
taught during 410 Resterr bof
ids a.
L,
S, 11ow0 hies e,.)d out hie barberiug laud -
nese to Thos. B. Ward, who has lately
been running a shop in Acton.-Tue rinks
of Lietowel Bowling club drove to
Harriaton ou Tuesday of last week and
were defeated by 30 shots. --h, E. Lan•
derkiu, from the bead odious of the
8ontheru PaulBa hallway Go., 17th1 )?ran
0)800, has been in town making a short
visit at hie parents', Thos. Laaderltiu
and wife, of the Wellaoe boundary.
Lueltxxow.
Louts oe NEwe.-A number of com-
plaints feta ha
a been lodged
against the
boys
for swimming 113 the corporation before
dusk. -Tho members of Old Light
Masonic Lodge in this village attended
eervioe in the Presbyterian church on
Snoday morning when it special sermon
was preaohad by Rev. Bro. Isaac elaDon.
old of Glammie,-A juvenile band, nom
posed of about a dozen members, all of
whole are below the 10th year mark,
favor our citizens with musical and vocal
selections. -Thomas Miller, who has
been in the employ of T. Reid, baker,
here, for some months, has left for
Toronto where he bee secured a good
position in Frogley tit Co's baker shop.-
Dr. Boling, of the Veterinary College,
Toronto, is spending n few weeks with
friends in Luokoow.-The local Oddfel-
lowa drove to the Kinloss cemetery on a
recent evening mud spent a few hours
decorating the graves of their dead
brethren. -The House of Refuge com-
mittee, Wailtorlou, has figured out the
Dost of the institution for 1899 at 86890
made up as follows : Live stock and im-
plements, 0886 ; hired help, $277 ; salary
of keeper, matron and inepeotor, $550 ;
doctor and medioine, $179 ; books and
stationery, $85; provisions and fuel for
keeper's family and inmates, $2300 ;
barn, pig pen, oto., $2155 ; improvements
on building and furniture, $829 ; in0iden.
tale, 8196.
Their Business Peopling.
Probably no one thing has oaueed thole
a general revival of trade at G. A, Dead•
man's Drug Store as their giving away
to their many oustomors of so many free
brie/ bottles of Dr. king's New Dieoovery
for Consumption. Their trade is simply
enormous in this vary valuable remedy,
Croon the fent tbat it alwnye cures end
sever disappoints, Coughs, Colds,
Asthma, Bronchitic, Croup, and all
throat and lung diseases are quickly
cured. 'Yon Oen test it before buying by
getting a trial bottle free, large size 60o,
and $1.00. Ilvery bottle warranted,
Goderiele.
Nmn• e GLINTS. -Ln Engineer Brou
h
recently wrote to the Department asking
if the dredge would atop working at the
iet0fass Soutar Graduate of the 'Waiving- end of the financial year, or oontinue un.
taus of Trinity (Toronto) Queen's (E10001on)t to the stem voted for the Wpm:, had
and of Trinity 1110d10ra College; L'allow o
Trinity Modfoal College and member of the
()allege of Phyatoiane anti Surgeons of Outer,
io. Poet Graduate flourso 000 Detroit and
Obleago,1600, Spools.) attention paid to d)0 -
eases of Dye, Bar, Nose audThroat, and die.
i p ini t Women,
s man. Telephone1 at resin dence g•
STOCK FOR SERVICE
"P`UL
L FOR SERVICE. -TUE
U undersigned 111 keepa yecug grade
Uu11 for sorv4o
on Lob g0, Oan, 0, Morris
(adjoining Brussels), Terme 70 emits with
privilege of returning it 010008tt17,
46•4 GEO. BOBB, Proprietor.
INIPROVEb YORKSHIRE
BOAR FOR SERVICE.
'0)10 ul'd0001.140601. will 0007 for uorvioe on
Lot 26 Go,,.13 Nits:r10, the thoro'•brod I01
Proved Yorkshire Roar, 'Oak Lodge Long -
follow;" No. 2480, bred by 7,JI. Urethane,13ur-
toed, to which it limited number osows will
bo taltou, TormO, UMW bo paid at alto
Of service with privibego of returning it neo.
e ry
berellte pus
(,laves u
e tit silo fence. opiated
been expended, and in answer received a
telegram to continuo the work under the
new appropriation of $20,000. -Mrs.
(Rev,) LeGear and daughter, Lotto, of
0010(00, Illinois, ore the guests of her
mother, Ere. D. Irieher.-Coutraotor
Cosner, has nearly oompieted the grime-'
]trine walls round MaLeen's blook, and as
far as one can see, the job is a good one.
t t he rnven•
tsrotan L G
-Frank Robertson
h e the young
We o
Sanitarian'. g
haret Sap Y
gonbleman will be benolitted by the vieit.
t at 200 full loaded
-The G.T. R,
sen o
Y
oars the past week, the greatest number
in any one day being 45 on Newby. -
Wm, Warnock Is again to the front with
big rhubarb; he has shown three eamplo
leaves, bile emailelt being 48x37 i0ebee
and the largeet i0o07i end the quality is
ae good as the leaves are largo.-Inepeo-
tor Brough hoe oomnlended blasting the
bottom of the loather to teat too possibil-
ity of removing rook and herd pan
sufficient to allow a depth of 22 feet, -
The snow that was built to assist in the
oonatruotfon of the neer elevator le now
used to darty on the blasting operations,
-Many °mewlnints have been made the
sea peat few woeke about doge running over
00 number )3 1 a 000 yonug sows for solo for al l gong cls in the 081Olery,--
cess w1110b will be sold at ,-.
pa (o ff to eo YtoB'I, NloHoL,1'rogelesee, It wattld be a groat and ninth apps
Brave 31r* Fall
Vietlmo to stomach, liver and kidney
trouble es well as women, and all feel the
results in logs of appetite, poieo00 in the
blood, baokuohe, nervone0000, headache
and tired, Hatless, run-down feeling.
But there's no need to feel like Lint.
Listen to 1. W. Gardner, Idnville, Ind.
He nye : "laleotrfo Bitters are just the
thing for matt when he is all run down,
and don't Dare whether he livoe or dies.
It did more to give me new otrengtb and
good appetite than anything I could taloa,
I can now eat anything and have a now
lease on life." Only 50 cents at
Deadroan's Drug Store. Every bottto
guaraetoed.
A
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Don inion Day will be celebrated in Blyth on Monday, July 3rd, ]0009,
with groat eeial. Caloclonit1r0 games, llaseball match and atblebio sports of all kinds
will be held in the Agricultural Park. 8300 00 will be given in prizes. We expect
everybody to conte, and et an event of this khat Ittdieo always want to appear at t)ieir
best and ag the weather will be warts, we haus taken then by the forelook and bought
a large stock of hot weather geode in the following light fabrics seizable for dreseee,
waists and sicire, :-
Panay Organdies, in floral designs, special et 20e.
-Plain Organdies, pink, white and Nile green, at 25o,
--White Brocaded Organdies, very spooled, 15e.
--White open striped Organdies, quite new, hyo,
- Diluity, tvhite and floral designs, worth 15e, for 10o.
-Chocked MoslIne, new patterns, worth 10o, for 811.
--Printed Challies, in new designs, worth tae, fur 60,
-f,'cdiee cream and white, pure silk and tofate Gllvee, 150, 250, 35o and 4nc
--Ladies' Bummer Corsets, worth 50o, for :iso.
Every men who wants to appear at his beet on that (fey meet have a suit of
elhoroy'e Ready 'tailored tllothlne to be had only from ns. 14e keep a full range at
all prices and elzee et $3 75, e1 00, 8G, 87.60, 88 and 510.
CASH AND ONE PRiCE.
M'KifdNOH & CO., BLYT
12 miles in 100me0teade and the railroad rocks, hills, Inicee and scrub. Sometimes
Janie b eight, moot of it bas settlers upon you could not see the tope of the rocks
it, a number of them being good fanners from the car window. 11:30. We are at
from Owario. The plane will be well Winnipeg now and have to wait 35 minu.
tried next year. I like "breaking" very toe. 10 after 12 have got started for
well if it were not for the moegnit0ee.
have had a lot of ehowory went1100 but
very little wind and the daye aro very
enj )yab'e. I think in the course of 5 or
0 years I will have a nine place here if all
tgoes well. There
o the house that will, with ��verys little
work, keep water the year round, and a
nice place for 00 hank bern. Tbere are
severallraine peso here every day, East
and West, Sunday not excepted with
1liort• e .
Sou,'oL 11E0011f.-The following report
gives the standing of pupils of B. B. No.
8, for June, and determines position in
class fur July. Total 000 :- Sr. 4th -
Gordon Embury, 398. Jr. 411-Etlie
Agar 580, Ruby Forbes 522, Alice Paul
504, Veria Knox 509, Chas, Garuioa 399,
Martha Ingram 303. Sr. 300-Xarif0t
Fraser 393, John Garnets 5002, Eva M.
Bouch 218. Sr. 2nd -Emma Jerym 557,
Juni() Gnrnies 508. Jr. 2nd -Charlie
Agar. Sr, Pt. end -Total 22 -Willie
Forbes 168, IIarv'ie Knox 145, Tom
Jermyn 7(1. Jr. Ph.2nd-Lizzie Knox
115, Vonnie Rutledge 100, 111,133131 Rut-
ledge 115, Eddie Campbell. Sr. 1st-BIil.
dred Jewitt 150, Fred. Agar 160, Roy
Turvey 115, Norman Souoh 110, Sara
Agar 100, Stanley 1330 fledge 30. Jr. 1st
Nelson Agar, Hazel Stamper, Willie'
Agar. Low I -Edna Johnston, 'freesia
Jermyn, John Rutledge.
D. L. BTAAOBAN, Tonoher.
AN 880.00 Sc110LAnsms.-The Brandon
Stn of June 5th, speaks of a son of John
Shortreed, a well known resident of the
8th line of Morrie, in the following fiat.
tering ebyle :-"While the record of all
the Brandon etudeute at the reoeut
university examinations wile very gran•
tying, yet the success of no one was
woeived with more general pleasure
than that of G. D. Shortreed, who, as
was expected by his many friends fn the
city, dietinguiebod himself by getting
Bret plane in hie year at the mediae( col.
lege, thus winning the $80 eoholare)tip.
While clanked Wurster of the Brandon
Collegiate Institute, MCr. Shortreed took
the arts oouree at Manitoba university,
and by hie own efforts graduated as B.
A., though engaged tenohing all the time
of preparatory etudy. Last Fal) he
entered the medical oollege two months
late, but not withstanding has succeeded
in winning first place againet very keen
competition. Mr. ShorLreed'e abilitiee
Move been recognized by the Winnipeg
school board, who have appointed him
principal of one of the largest schools in
the oily, where we have no doubt he will
be quite as euocesshtl as he teas in Bran.
don, Hoe able work in the echool, and
3110 active 1.0E8re81 in athletics and pub.
lin matters, made him deservedly pop,
nlar with hie pupils and the public gen.
orally." We 000gretelate Mr. Shortreed
and wish him increasing prosperity.
A Vel000 Fnotr TUE Wne'r,-1T, Mooney,
who went to Weyburn, N. W. T., last
Spring from thie township, gives an inter -
eating account of matters and filings in
general iu the following letter to B.
Gerry, of Breseels, which will be read
with interest by Mr. Mooney's many old
Mende in Huron Go. On June 12th he
writes :-We had our first Methodist
church eervioe here on Sunday and are to
have it regularly 0aoh week at 3 o'olook.
Rev. J, Smith, a Presbyterian, has been
here all Spring. He is a very line young
man and prenobea here every Sunday at
11 a. m. The Sabbath school is a union
one, only nicely started and meets at 10
o'olook. Services are held in a building
erected fora poste/floe as the preeeut
poetoflioe to a mile out of Weyburn.
There le a mai) twioo a week here. We
have not organized a League yet. Don't
think there will bo any oharoh building
done here this' Summer hub expect a
awe
pub 131 right
y
house willbe
school1
• 1 purposes
and it will bo utilized for nhnio o p , p
to. No grain of anyanoount will be
0
grown fere skis year na everyone is gat,
ting ready for next year, I have not put
any in but I have already 20 some broken
and intend to make it 100 normo. I like
the place well and thiol[ the 100(1 is good.
Strunk good water, near the house, at 12
feet, Very few lento dug wells yet as all
are bthay plowing. Weyburn is a nine
little village 001110101313 8 litotes, ahard.
Ware chop, blaokomith shop, betaher
abep, 9 implement dealers, a lumber
yard a boarding hauso, good livery barn
And the doctor le going to start a drug
store, There is no tinehop yet but the
3110110- re keeps etovee and tftrware, and
you can get Anything you went es OhOapiy
hero as at Indian head. Atl the land
araontd there lien been fallen np for. 10 er
palano and Pullman oars attaohed. We
Crystal City and can see nothing but
prairie and scrub, Wo stopped a few
minutes at Morris station and saw quite
a number seeding, Reached Crystal
City 6:30 and lots at the station to meet
us. Taking our trip all through it was
very pleasant, and we like the look of the
country very well. There is some seed-
ing to do here yet, but it is great growing
weather.
may go up to Indian head for July 12th. l
laeotaoles and
From Ethel to Crystal,
Manitoba.
Eye Masses
The following notes wore taken by Miss Are Vest bought where the Eyes
111. Share, who left Ethel June Gth for are properly tested, each eye being
Sharpe,
Crystal City, Manitoba :- tested eeporately and the frames care-
fully adjusted. Both must be scour -
Tuesday, left Listowel at 11.30 and felt
very lonesome. Beached Gowauetowu in
a few minutes and got to Palmerston at
12 o'clock where we had dinner and felt
better. Reached Uarrietou at 1 o'clock,
Boon to Ayton shortly after, where a
bridal party got on and were well shower-
ed with rice. It started to rain shortly
after we left Ayton and when we got to
Hanover it was pouring down. There
was lots of oompa0y on the train ; a lady
and three ohildreu from Ripley going to
Winnipeg, besides the crowd that started
with us. When th0 reached Chesley a
lady and two little girls got on and each
of the girls had a little kitten so we had
the some mnsia Crops look about l e same
here as at home. We are at Parkhead
now, the engine has moo off and left ns
standing here for a while aucl when the
engine wee broking up to the brain there
was a dog eau in between them and wee
!tilled, We have passed Shallow Lake ;
in the Summer it dries up, and they get
cement for walks. 5 minutes after 4 -we
are nearing Owen Sound now and can see
the bay. A16.30 we reached Owen Sound
and saw our trunks put off the train,
Tho bus took ns around to the boat which
WW1 waiting and we gob our trunks re.
°hooked, and were soon on the boat
"Alberta," Left Owen Sound at 6.10.
There aro about 150 passeogere on board.
The water is calm and it has been very
pleasant so far. We have been all
through the boat and it is something
grand, being 960 fee) long. 8 30 -We are
getting along fine, it is delightful on the
water, not sea sick yet. 0.30 -We have
got our beds made, good accommodation,
There are 13 of us in one room and we
have lots of fun.
Wednesday morning, 5 o'olook-Well
we have had our first night on the boat ;
some slept well, others slept very little
but not elok yet and feel quite refreshed
after our night's rest. I have met with
several going to Winnipeg and some going
to Vancouver. 7 o'olock-Have had
breakfast, good appetite -we all went out
and saw them washing the deck. It is
very foggy. We passed Manitoulin Is.
laud in the night, It is raining now.
There are a number of vossels near us
but w0 can nob 600 thon-i for fog. Some
folks are eating, some writing, some read-
ing and one lady is playing the piano, 15
to 10 -We have made very littleheadway
this forenoon ou account of rho fog. We
have been standing still 4ltoure, but have
got started now and will gob to Sault Ste.
Marie in a tow hours. 2 o'clock -We
have had dinner and passed some lovely
scenery, such ne sonell villages, islands
and light bongos. There was a young
gentleman's hat blew off in the lake and
ho is going around in lois beeehead. 3
o'olook-We ace just 50 yards from land
mad see left in
o hoftreta
ro since a the eE Owen
Sound, 0.80 -Wo are at Smelt Sts.
Marie, Wo are up on the top deok and
it is grand to look over the bowo. 7.30 -
We have left the "Soo" and will soon he
on Lake Superior. We passed between
45 and 50 vessels between Owen Sound
and Sault Ste. Marie. 0.30 -Wo are
getting ready for bed again. We havo
some good Singers on board and have just
had some songs.
Thareting morning, 0 o'olook. We all
slept very well, but it has been very
rough, and everyone of us aro eta•sick.
t10 'clock.
indeed. a
• 1 etre e
rl of x
It is a to ib feeling
of ng
rany
' diner foe
No breakfast ofd
but all are feeling some better, Gob to
Port Arthur at 4 0'cloolt and d stn
o
d a
short time to unload some freight, got to
Fort William at 5 o'olook. The time
hero is ono hour blower than our time.
Wo passed some teeriblehigll rooks before
coming to net William. 0 o"cloak we
have got 6taeted fou Winnipeg, Ftiday
morning 5 o'olooic. The sun le Stoat begin•
Mug to oleo and we did not Bleep moth, it
wee such terrible rough riding. 7 ob)o0k
WO are at,,Rnt Portage now 7115. WO
have just oo0nc through a largo tunnel,
could see nothing but dark3Ose. We are
tear Winnipeg and saw the first plowing
on the prairie. There ale 60100 gipoiee
and 0iuuareen on the train, We have
ridden fu a Graf *lass car from 1`t. Wil,
!fern Le Winnipeg, mod sate nothing but
ate, as a poorly fitting frame and the
beet adjusted lens will not )work in
harmouy. Raving taken the advaao-
ed °cense and being a graduate of the
best Optioat Institute in Canada, will
guarantee every pair of Glasses sold
where Eyes eau be fitted.
Eyre) Tested Free. You are not expeoted
to buy Glasses if you do not want to.
MRS. T. FLETCHER,
GRADUATE OPTICIAN.
UGI WoICf l
Highest Cash Price paid
for any quantity delivered at my
Grain Store house, No. 1, Brus-
sels. I also Want all kinds of
Grain.
Plobt. Graham.
'"'iIIRAILWAY
iJU�M 5YGSTl;M:
DOMINION BAY
HOLIDAY RATES.
MAIM tickets will be issued at
SINGLE FIRST-CLASS FARE
BETWEEN ALL STATIONS IN CANADA.
All stations in Canada to and from Detroit
ltlioh., Port bIutou, Mich. island Pond 171.,
Maeeeaa Springs' N.Y.. Helena, N.Y., Bom-
bay ,Tot, N. Y., Fort Covington, N.Y., house's
Point, N.Y.
All stattous in (huada to but not from,
Puttee), le. Y„Black Bock, N. Y., Niagara
Valle, 13.7,, and Suspension Bridge, N.Y.
4000 poles ,lune 30th and July 1st.
Good returning from destination not later
than July Ord, 1000.
For particulars as to reduced fares to
pointe on other Canadian Hues, Tickets,
Stooping mud Parlor Car a.000mmodatioo
and all information apply to nay agent of
the 0 rand Trout{ Railway Syebam.
R. T. SUTTON, Agent, Brussels.
CHANGE OF
BUSINESS.
The undersigned having purchased
the Restaurant business of W. A.ORIOH
hes added a fine choice stook of
G-ROCERIE S
AN EASY PROPOSITION
Beauty and style without eOttif0rt
in vitally oldaiunblr, t•"tl1tort WiLb-
om nppe•: rimae is equally simple,
Ton 10.111' saw nn ugly 7mir of
vet Many of them
L 1'rr comfortably most unlovely
tett.
The combination of rhes.' two
rename :,1101 bounty -are• only to be
11:,11 in the "Slater ('1000.”
Henle in IA 'dye shapes, ON Mets 1110altlled
from actual feet. nil width.: 10111 strew,7i
leathers, style:. and rotors. r
livery pair Goodyear welted, name and
price stamped on the role,
$3,50 AND $5,00,
v. `135 ;3'y10�_I'i'HEAIa?.
lino. Downing, Sole Local Agent
Er , e � .
.'i �,.EL
Carriage Words
While thanking our numerous cue.
timers for the busy time they gave us
daring the Winter in supplying them
with Sleighs and Cutters eve wish to re•
mind them that we are equally as busy
sow io Manufacturing
WAGONS, BUGGIES.
CARTS, 1 -ANO ROLLERS
AND WHEELBARROWS.
We have thirty-five of the very beet and
most stylish Buggies that 0013 be got up
nearly completed, and will have them
ready for rnncing about the First of
April. Should you need a Buggy or any
Repairing or Re -painting, or what ever it
may be in our line of business, be store
and call at J. COBER'S Carriage Pao.
tory, where yon will get the very best
thatoan be got anywhere and as cheap
as the cheapest. Please keep in mind we
manufacture ell our Vehiolee right here
in the old reliable Carriage Factory at
Ethel.
end is now prepared to give good value
to the public. Our stook embraces ;-
Now Tctt• Chinned Dods'T
Fruits!,
Spices, Soaps, Fish, Syrups,
lines and all other 1 I e
Vinegars a
V 1,p
in it leirot•olase Grocery.
Choice Stock of Confectionery.
Will continuo the Restaurant as
usual where Gyaters, toe Cream and
Summon Drinks will be eervod in the
beet poeaible otyle.
FRESH BREAD ALWAYS
ON NAND.
Chas.
BRUSSELS.
Central aleatory and Restaurant.
Johii, Cober,
CiARRIAGE MAKER.
i1TcLE0D'S
System, Menovator
-15D 01810 -
TESTED REMEDIES
AND ANTIDOTE
TE
SPECIFIC
For Impure, Weak end Impoverished
Blood, Dyspepsia, Sleeplesenese, Palpita-
tion of the Heart, Liver Coneplaint,Near.
algie, Lees of Memory, Bronchitis, Con.
gumption, Goll Stones, Jaundice, Kidney
and Urinary Diseases, St. Vitus' Dance,
Female Irregularities and General De-
bility
LABORATORY, GODERiCH, ONT.
J. M. MaLEOD,
Prop. and Manufacturer
Sold by Jan, Fox. Druggist, 1111.00000.
Spectacles
-OF ALL KINDS -
Fitted to Correct all
Failures of Eyesight,
and your Eyes tested FREE by
latest Optiosl methods at
!Division Court Office,
BRUSSELS.
limaczarramanstameamoormalsommoser
The Standard Bank
of Canada.
Money Orders
For amounts of Fifty Dollars and ander
issued by thio Bank, payable at par ut
any chartered Bank in Canada, with the
exception of Branobea in the Yukon Die.
triot.
RATES
Under $10
$10 to 20 .
20 to SO
30 to 50
$0.08
0.10
0.12
0.14
J. N. GORDON, Agent, BRUSSELS.
Wiho Live
out of Town
Don't think tor a moment that
ney store ie too far away. Every etep
you take my way is money in your pore
ket.
Cell and see what I have In-
-Dress Goods, Silks,
-Trimmings-, Ribbons,
-Lace Curtains, Prints,
-Muslins, Art Draperies,
-Cottons, Cottonades,
-Flannelettes.
Always a full line of Cromp-
ton Corsets.
r ceri
G a es.
Complete stook of fresh Orooeriee,
Canned Goods, Spioeo. Teas and-Cotfeee
a epeaialty,
J. G. SKENE.
Agent for Parker's Dye Works.
SHINGLES
British Columbia
Lied Cedar Shingles
33x0 ---
North Shore
Pine and Cedar
FOR SALE AT MB
Brussels Planing Mills
Also Doors and Sash of ell Pet
teras on hand or made to order
et Short Notice.
Estimates Furnished for all
kinds of Baildinge. Workman•
chip and Material Guaranteed.
P. AMENT,
THE LIGHT DRAFT
NOISELESS -RUNNING
if Nit ■ is a 11loclel of Mechanical
Beauty, Strength and
Durability. It will oat,
le to and bl
ttd an
e va
rrj
V�
kind of Grain with less
horse power and less expense than any binder ever built.
ter' •1 c {a ,(
.�J / 1 15ri .E.;',4
,
\,.01 r, ;,•6�4,i*
t
Irl.
-t
5
\, Ilk,
I "tIxt 0
4 .
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AGENTS
W. D. A. Orden,
n
• Humphries &Son
WALTON, BRUSSLS.
V Wo also handle all other lutes of Implements.