HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1899-6-30, Page 8Your Teeth
Ilave you ever need Enthymol
far oleensing the teeth 7 It is an exceed.
Ingly nine preparation, not only °leans
bet claimed to prevent discoloration and
deoay and protect the month and throat
against germ intention, A
FREE SAMPLE
given with every 25o. paokage. Itis in
eoiiapelble tubes making it convenient for
use at borne or when travelling. Aok the
a pamphlet on "The pare of the Teeth."
Your Feet
If your feet are tender, sweaty,
blistered, aching, inflamed or swollen use
Foot Elm. The manufacturers claim
that Foot Elm in your shoes stets like
sunshine in a damp, musty Geller, and
that tender and sweaty feet eau tae cured
la a few days by using Foot Elm.
G. A. DEADMAN,
Druggist, Optician and Bookseller.
PARIS
GREEN
It you want to melte ears
work of the
POTATO BUGS
then let us simply you with your
Paris Grren. We keep both Luglieh
and the Canadian and you can get
none bebter. We guarantee it Pure
and to do the work, Regular pride,
2110, per Ib. at Deadmanat Drug Store,
Croquet f
The game of Orognet still bolds
away. We have It 111 4, 0 and 8 ball
seta. We will be planned to sell you
if not supplied.
G. A. Deadman,
Druggist, Optician and Bookseller.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
SOUTHERN EXTENSION W. G. & B.
Traina leave Brunets Station, North
and South, as follows;
Gorse Sonora. GOING Norton.
BXpress 7:16 a.m,ail 0.10 p.m
Kixed 9:45 a,m, I MExpreen 10:17p.m
focal Naas reins,
A ohiel's amang ye takin' notes,
Au' faith he'll prent it.
ENTRANCE Exam,
THE POST gives the news.
Fxnn showers on Wednesday.
Menne. aerate & Dames shipped a car
of cattle on Thursday from Brussels.
Quasi a batch of applioante for the
vacancy on Brussels Public eohool teach•
Mg staff.
SATURDAY le a Statutory holiday. The
Bank, poatof&ce sad stores will be calmed
on that day,
Ma. SERVICE, brother to Mrs. 1. S.
Scott, Brussels, died last week at hie
borne near Ingersoll,
Semen tild have been distributed along
the Went side of Turnberry street, pre.
paratory to the digging,
HARES BREWER went out to the big
ditch in Grey on Wednesday and took
the "Mater" of tbe dredge, ata.
ALL the bueioeea plaoee in Brueaels
will be open next Monday as Saturday is
being observed as the National holiday.
Bn e
0 saneoatotfloe Loire
P ou
Saturday
—Dominion Day—will be 9 to 9 a. m.
an boar after the arrival of afternoon
train and from 6 to 6:80 p. on.
F. ADAaxs, Mill street, Brussels, has
fitted up a maobine whereby he can at.
tend to the grinding of mower and reaper
knives in short order and in first -elates
style.
New PoraroEs,—James Oliver treated
Tula POST to a mese of new potatoes this
week. The were of the "Early Sunrise"
variety and were dandies, Mr. Oliver
can supply customers by a oall on him at
his home.
IT is reported that win, Thomson, a
brother to the late Peter Thomson, of
Brdeeela, streak it riob by the recent
gold discoveries ie Parry Sound and clis.
posed of his farm for the sum of $60,000
the other day, He is an uncle to Mrs,
Jas. Jonas, of Brussels.
Go to Brewer's reliable Art Studio,
There are others, bat don't forget that
eve are the onlyones
that produce ea t .
faction to all.
judge from my ratoaah•
ing and finish in my street exhibit and
you will be satisfied that Brewer under-
stands his business. Come and get Ibe
beat. H. R. BREWER, Artist.
Gaon Teem -290 peseengern were
ticketed from Brunets on Tuesday for
Guelph in connection with the exenrsion.
A special train was run to a000mmodate
the exoursioniate,—Two oars of tile for
the street seware were received this week
and a oar of B. 0. shingles for P. Anent,
—Outgoing shipments were 8 oars of
salt ; 300 boge by Baeker & Vacetone,
and 8 oars of baled bay by the some firm,
—R. Graham, 8 oars of wheat.
THE following Brussels pupils are writ-
ing at the Public sobool Leaving examin-
ation hers this week in addition to
numerous others from outside pointe :-
0. 0. Al1fn, H. Bnnhanau, J. (lonoley,
Mary Kernaghan, Georgia Rose, Lucy
Sinclair, R. G. Taylor, Norma Pentane,
David Watt end 0. Zilliax. Entranoe
candidates foe Brussels are :—Florence
Armstrong, Mary Forbes, Hazel John.
ston, Pearl MoMillan, May Skene, Ida
Williams, Joe Good, Leslie Kerr, Nor-
man Me(uire, Chas. Ricberde and Brine
Boort.
Fz-P".Fetx,—One individual in Brus.
safe is making a vigorous effort to seek a
little notority by manufacturing a
mountain out of a mole hill over the
Celebration Committee's surplus, that
has been lying snugly in the Bank
beating interest. The old Committee is
not fortunately oaring whether the case
suite him or not and ie quite prepared to
prove to the public tbat they pursued a
proper course under the oiroumstanoee
and are just es much interested in the
senses of Brunets as this man who
would like people to think thab be ie the
one and only Itir, Pro Bono Publico in
town. A aamberof bis seppoeed "faate"
as reported are away wide of the mark.
Bavassts Orangemen will celebrate the
12th of July at \Viugham this year.
IT is rumored that the Dominion Ex.
pries Co. may cancel the line from Wrox-
eter to Seaforth.
A new tar, felt and travel roof bas been
pat on the A. M. McKay & Co'e hard-
ware store this week,
A aoonr.v number of Bru selites,
attended a garden party at Juo. Speirs,
411a line, Morrie, on Monday evening and
report a good time.
EVERY FRIDAY.—Jno. Wright, caretaker
of the oeneetery, may be found there on
Friday of eaob week ready to fix up plots
or attend to any work entrusted to him.
MEeeRs, MILLER AND TORRANot, of the
House of Refuge Committee, have dig.
posed of the team at the House of In-
dustt•y and purchased a more suitable
epee better adap'ed for the farm work.
COMPLAINTS are made by several pet ripe
of dower stealing from larvas and garden
plots. Portions should remember that
the la w does not permit them to visit a
garden any more than it wuald the rani•
dente connected therewith n0 60 save
trouble the practice had better be stopped.
TEE total finacoial results of the Cele-
bration lest week was 9406. We asked
the Treasurer for it statement of the
expenditure but he says some accannte
are not Battled yet but that there will be
a surplus of about $80, not ae large as
expected owing to the immense in expend.
iture not figured on.
ACCIDENT. — Geo Edwards had the
misfortune to have hie right band thrown
against the buz planar in his faotory last
Saturday and ea a consequence be Math -
ed off a portion of the inside of hie thurnb
and art of the lot and 2
fid&n er.
P s He
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will be somewhat handicapped attending
to ilia work for at little while.
Two of Philip Ameet's children had a
olose oall from serious injury if not death
at the G. T. R. railway crossing, Turn•
arty street, on Tueedey morning. The
train was stopped just in time, to the
real delight of people who saw the situ•
tion from the depot but were enable to
et to the danger plane in time to gat the
hildren away.
RODT, PERGusON, Tony Sample, James
Chomson and Jno. Pepper attainted
Wingham in a foot hall entitle at Sea.
orth on MIoaday evening. Pepper is
redited with puttiog up a star game.
eatorth won quite handily ae one of
heir forwards kicked Allenby, Wing-
am's goal keeper, so seriously that he
as not able to play any more and one of
he other players, unacquainted with the
oeition, was put between the gags.
BOWLING.—The first Bowling match of
e Beason 005.5la ed on the olub 1
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n Friday afternoon by sides chosen by
. N. Gordon and J. H. Cameron, It
as an interesting game, the score being
s follows
B. MoLellan, A. D. Duncan,
r. McNaughton, R. Laatherdale,
. Farrow, D. 0. Rose,
N. Gordon, ak. 20 J.H, Cameron, ek.10
everal members of tbe olub are bottom.
g quite expert at the game for begin-
s and will be able to give old timers
me pointers by the close of the season.
Ho 1 Fon THE WEST. -0. P. R. agent
arrow, of Brussels, booked the follow•
g passengers on Tuesday's exoureion to
e Northwest 1—Mise Annie Hislop and
re. Thos, Berea ten, of Grey township,
Batsman ; Miss Chyle, Halliday, of
orris township, to Moosomin ; Min
rah Forbes, of Brussels, to Binecartb ;
o. B. and Mies Lizzie efoLauohlin, of
ey township, to Reston ; Misses Liz -
and Cora Ferguson, of Brussels and
eswater ; Wm, Ball and Wife, Mre,
m. Spence, A. G. Welsh, of Ethel, and
o, Molntosb, of Gray, to Deloraine.
e return tioket was $28,00 and return
p has to be completed on or before
g. 20th, another month will be allowed
payment of $6.00 on each tioket.
Inmate HARVESTER Oo.—Last Monday
ears. Oradea, of Brussels, and W. H.
mphriea & Son, of Walton, had a
ivory of haying and harvesting maobi•
ry at Brussels for the Deering Her.
ter Co„ of which they are the energetic
nte, that attraoted a large number of
mere and gave the Go. their initial
d off in pushing the eale of their
ahinery. The display ooneleted of
me 20 wagons owned by farmers with -
miles of Brueaels. Loading being
mpinted a parade of the priaoipal
sets was made alter whioh dinner was
vel to the purchasers at the hotels.
a local agents were 'waisted by 'A. E.
mpbell, of London, and A. McDonald,
Seaforth, General agents, Robb,
itb, Listowel's tocol agent, also let
light of hie countenance shine upon
that day, The Deering Oo„ is no
all inetitutioo, Its headquarters are at
sago and their bosiness is increaning
he rate of 00,000 machines' a year.
air Shope °over 62 nares of ground in
Windy city and their staff numbers
0, working day and night. They
e a braneh house in each Province of
Dominion of Canada, Loudon being
00arters for the Province of Ontario.
display on Monday did not repre.
t the total work done by the local
nts ae a number of °aloe were made
the goods delivered forthwith before
e0otal delivery was decided upon.
a new machine and now agents the
lay was all right and by the time
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ATtoxe,—There are 48 candidates' writing
at the Public eohool on the Eotranoe ex-
amination. They are writing in Mr.
Cameron's room and ars presided over
by Miss Robertson, who teaahee the En.
trabne class in Wingbam, Inspector
Robb in preeiding over the eandidatea
Writing on the Pnblio Bohool Leaving
examination. There are 29 oaedfdatee
on this examination. The papers of tbe
aandidatee writing at Brussels, Seaforth,
Wroxeter and Fordwich are examined by
Meseta. Olarkeon, Shillieglaw and Robb.
The papers of those writing at Clinton,
Blyth end Wingbam are examined by
Wens. Elvaston, Lough and Robb. The
answer papers are kept until October.
When they are destroyed. The namee of
the ehoeneful medidatee will be publish.
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THE BRUSSELS POST
Ala, hail to the Dominion of Canadn.
She is programing splendidly for a 23
year old,
Bnves .L '
r ss will e
o largely ra lreeanted at
the celebration at Blythynext Monday,
Our 11nsa Ball nine will try conolneione
with the Clinton bat ewingers.
BRUSSELS Band and Base Ball nine
tape part in bila celebration at Wroxoter
on Saturday, July let. Quite a number
will attend from town,
Alae. Ota, Tnotrsot, organist of Mee -
villa oburcb, treated the choir to an los
mem repaet et Bartliff's testament Wed.
uesday anteing of last week.
Weal( on the new swore in progrnseing
favorably and the Meners. Lowry are
pushing it along. While the town bas
only one paid inepeotor, Clerk Soott, the
number often aggregates a soore and the
amount of information contributed on
sewer making would 1111 a big book,
PORE PACKING KEETIN49,—Tho meet.
fag in the interests of the Partnere' Oo
operative Association, of Listowel, ao•
uounoed for Ethel and Atwood have been
ehenged and will be held at the Township
Hall, Ethel, on Monday July 3rd, and
the Ago Hall, Atwood on Tbnreday Jaly
8th. Everyone interealed in Go•oper-
ative pork packing is urged to be present,
Mzroouot Advocate says :—The Lon-
don races were among the best ever held
in Canada, On Tuesday Mise Del -
march competed in a very fast race end
won second money, Had it not been
that she met with a alight aooident in
the third beat the noble little mare
wooid have been s, sere winter. Mr.
Gotha] has a good mare, and refused
$1,800 for her last week.
ON Tree Firm Mum—Saturday even-
ing a large crowd assembled al the Perk
and witnessed a full hour's performance
on the high wire by Jas. Grant, of Owen
Sound, who gave a repetition of the work
done ou the previous Thursday and ad-
ditional juggling triok.. While designat-
ed ae "Noble" on the bills of the oele•
bration it was a mistake owing to getting
the name of the manager mixed with the
performer, Mfr, Grant would have had a
fatter pooket book on Saturday night it
many people bad not been breathy and
jumped the fence. "Get all you sen for
oothin" is the motto of nob a few.
Go To THE SPonra.—There will be a
great day in Goderioh on Monday, July
3rd. What with the obildren's games,
processions, borse•reoes and fireworks ft
looks as is there would be enjoyment for
everyone who can take enjoyment. The
advantages that the town presents to the
exoursiouiet are partioolarly good, for in
addition to the sports on the bill the
boating and bicycle opportunities osn-
oot be e0rpaseed anywhere. Make up
your mind to paste the program of the
Cironler City sports in your bat when
you are making a date for Monday, July
3rd. There will be splendid races ; all
the beet horses will be there. $700 in
parses for beer rapes— 2:40 pane and 2:85
trot ; tree for all, trot or pane ; 2:25 pane
rot
2:23 trot ; ball mils run in heats,
weights for age. Horses eligible Pram
June 12th, 1899 ; e❑trlee close July 8rd,
12 a.
m. Children's e a games on the
Square in the morning. Running races,
jumping contests„ fat man's rases, all
kinds of mon; free for all ; good prices.
4.rand display 1
g p y OE fiT aworke at night on
Square, which won't cost a not to see.
Everybody go and enjoy the big day in
Huron county town. Speoial trains end
special rates,
,Feople We Talk About.
Mrs. Jae. Fox and children are visiting
at Wroxeter.
Mrs. R. Leathardale was on the sink
list last week.
Jake Tuck is cooking for the dredge in
the South East of Grey.
Mre, E, Grimoldby and daughter are
vieitiag relatives at Owen Sound,
Ken. MoKeneie is on the sick list but
we hope be will soon be ell right.
Mrs. B. Gibson and son, of Polmont,
Oot.
are visiting g friends in
town.
blires`bur
1 ea Gerry is visiting Ler sis-
ter, Mrs. W. H. Willis, at Seafortb.
Mies. Ella Ainley is vieibiug at her
aunt's, Mrs. McNeil, Grey, this week.
W. J. McGuire and R. Stirrer, of Glen
Eden, are visiting at Arthur MoGtrire'a.
Kra. R. McMartin and son, of Beosall,
spent Sunday with W. Wilton and wife.
Mies Downey, teacher, will spend her
vacation with her brothers at Obabham,
G. Rankin and Miss Fitzpatrick, of
Wioghare, spent Sunday with A. Mo.
Gulre.
Mr. and Mrs. Humphries and Miss
Olara Thomson, of Toronto, are visiting
at Jas. Jones'.
Rev. R. B. G. Anderson, of Wroxeter,
wan a visitor at Melville manse on Tburs•
day of last week,
Mre. H. J. Mordea left on Townley to
continue her visit with relatives at Lon-
don and Bay City, Mich.
Misses Annie and Maggie Beattie drove
over from Clinton on the 22nd and en-
joyed the day in Brussels.
Mies Fannie Rogers and Mies Lizzie
McLennan were vieibiug the Misses For.
gum', of Walton, last week.
Mrs. 0, It. Vanstone and Daisy return.
ed to their home at Southampton on
Monday after an enjoyable visit in Brus-
sels.
Kra, S. Pearson, who bag been dam
gerously ill during the pasb week, is eon•
aiderably improved in health we are
pleased to state,
Peet Obief D. Stewart represented
"Ben Lomond" Clamp, S. 0. S., Bras.
stele, at the Grand Clamp io session this
week at Toronto.
Mrs. A. M, Kay and Arabia, of Strat.
ford, leave next week for Winnipeg
Where they will spend a couple of menthe
Visiting Mrs. J. R, Grant and other
friends,
Harry Macrae, of Tem POST etaff, who
Wag Injured on Thursday afternoon of
last week by being thrown off a horse, ie
still off duty bet is improving, He re.
osived quite a shaking up,
Rev. S. J. Allis left for Godericb, hie
new appointment, on Thursday of this
week, accompanying hie goods which
were teamed anon. Mre, Allis and
ohildren will follow in a few Jaye.
Harry l3aeker ie still it prisoner to his
oouab but fe able to take the freeh air
from the verandah. He bite been 1111
aside for a good many menthe but is one
of the moat contacted patients we ever
knew for a lad. We hope be may not
be able to ran about as of old.
Geo. Greeks attended the funeral of
his seater -in -taw, Aire, Robert Crooks, at
Ayr, last Sunday. Mrs. Crooke died on
Friday, leaving a husband and largo
family, They formerly lived near
Jamestown, Mr, •Croolts visited hie
daughter, Mrs. S, :i'', Taylor, before nom-
ing home at Paris,
Willie Taylor, of Paris, le holidaying
at Geo. Creoles', his grnndfabher's, Brus-
nele,
Lorna
Pringle is home from the I3usi•
nese Oollege at Stratford where be °pent
the past two tonne and is now ready to
aooepb a situation
Minn Jcau Viol. ,ehlln, Belle Irwin
and Frank Pelton attended the Presby
teriau pio•.nio at Ethel Int Friday.
Tbev report a most enjoyable time.
Gzze Fusoniiruaeels, and
MiMisees OoralFiergneon,ergof,of Teeownber, left
on Tuesday 00 a holiday visit in Mani.
tobe, We wish them a pleasant time,
Will. James had a close oall to a ser-
ious accident ab the Ronald Engine
Works on Tbnreday morning, Hie arm
was oaugnt in the meoliinsry and gob
quiteope be 8 wrench001118000, Hebeell fe origff ht workagainbut, we
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11 will be a relief to the friends of Be,,
G. F. Salton, of Hamilton, to know that
his son, Harold, is recovering favorably
from hie innate of diphtheria, and that
Mrs. Salton did not beoome ill of the
same disease as was at first supposed, but
is ae well ae the toes of her oheld Peroy
and the distress of illness in the family
will permit.
Mine Stella, eldest daughter of Dr. T.
G. Heiress, of Detroit, formerly of Brus-
sels, bas graduated from the High school
of that oily, We are pleased to chronicle
the fact that she won the pries for the
beet poem written in the eohool, Our
oougratulations are extended to Miss
Holmes whose snooees planes Brassels on
the honor roll of poets.
Jas. Aiken, an uncle 01 elide. Jas.
Jones, Brunets, bas been visiting here
from Big Rapids, Melt. 131n was n
former resident of the 4th line of Morris
and removed over 80 years ego, Mr.
Aiken owned the firet tbreebing
machine in this notion and used oxen
instead of a steamer for propelling it.
He is intereebed in real estate in Michi-
gan and offers a large quantity of land
for sale in the advertising columns' of
THE POST. Very fete of Mr. Aiken'e
former aagnaintaooes are living in this
locality cow. win, Shedden and bis
good lady, 4th line, Morris, are two of
the survivors,
CHURCH i'ilIEE.,.
Huron Presbytery will meet in Willis
oburcb, Clinton, on July llth.
"Our National Heritags" will be the
appropriate topio at the Epworth League
next Sabbath evening,
Methodist Sabbath sobool pie nio our
Tuesday afternoon of next week, July
4th, in the Davidson grove,
Rev. J, Zenner and family, formerly of
Tated,rowbridge, have moved into their home
io Mitchell. Mr. Kenner bas superannu-
In accordance with the nsuai custom
the Sabbath sobool at Knox church, Strat-
ford, has been dispensed with daring the
hot Summer months,
We ars sorry to leer❑ of the eerfoae
illness of Rev. Mr. Hall, of Nile, who is
:offering from
aPoral
ria stroke
which
fleets
his head and mind, and fears for
his recovery are entertained,
Rev, Mr. Abey read the Bishop'e
address to the
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Loono nod
B at the
morniogservioe last Sunday in St. John's
ohuroh end in the evening preached from
the text "Be not weary in well doing"
At the Methodist Sabbath school last
Sabbath Rev. R. Paul took up the life of
Christ in connection with the Quarterly
Review and Rev. 6. J. Allan gave a very
prank's' address using a shipping tag as
an object lesson. B. Gerry presided.
Rev. Mr. Feeney, of Gerrie, will preaoh
the annual Sermon to the members of
St. Jobn'e Lodge, A. F. & A. M„ Brae.
eels, next Sunday morning at 11 o'clock
in St. John's thumb. The brethren
will march from their Lodge room in
the Garfield block.
Rev. Jno. Holmes, tbe newly appoint.
ed pastor to the Methodist church, will
preach hie inaugural sermon next Sete.
bath morning and will officiate again e.t 7
m, Helmet Mrs. e. $"Imes and family
arrived on Thursday evening. We wel-
come them to Bruesels.
"The love of money is a root of all
kinds of evil," was Rev. Inc. Roes' text
last Sabbath morning at Melville absinth.
He showed quite oo0olosively that it
worked injuriously (1) To the Home ; (2)
To the Ohuroh ; (3) To Sooiety. In the
evening the topic was "Stephen." Last
Sabbath the change was made in the
hour of Sabbath School and appeared to
work satiefaotorily.
Wednesday evening of next week an
informal reception will be held in the
Methodist oburoh for the new. peter,
Rev. Mr. Holmes and his good lady. In
addition to short addressee by B. Gerry,
W, H. MoOraoken, T. Farrow, Miss
Moore, Revds. R. Paul, W. Norton
and the pastor, Rev. Jno, Rose, B. A., of
Melville obaroh and Rev. G, J, Abey,
rentor of Bt, John's church, will also be
called upon. Musical selections wilt be
interspersed. Every member of the oon-
gregation will be made welcome and are
cordially invited.
Rev, GEo, MCKAY REnIGNs.—A Kansas
paper refers to a former Brunelite as
follows :—At a congregational meeting
held immediately after the regular ser.
viaee last Sunday afternoon, Rev. Geo,
Malay tendered bis resignation as pas.
tor of the Presbyterian thumb. A gime.
lar proceeding took plane at 0beevee
okarob Sunday morning. It bas been
known by a few for acme time that Rev.
McKay bad been offered the pastorate of
the church of Clyde and that hie resighee
tion was ander consideration, lent as a
wbole bis congregation was unprepared
for Imola an aonounoemeot and showed
surprise and regret by a painful silenoo.
Of course, as is usual in euob oases, nosh.
ing could be done but aooepb the resigns.
abion, but it was bone with a great deal
of reluotanoe. 1n tendering bis enigma
Leon Mr. McKay said be did ao in
order to aooept pastoral duties in
smother field whish would not be °o ardu.
Gus and which would allow him more time
for aermonizing, 'Andy and root. labs
work in this field during the past five
years bee been quite heavy, preaobing,
as be did, three eermoue each Sunday
end driving from ten to twenty miles,
through all kinds of weather, to fill hie
appointments. That hie labors' have
bean attended with newer; everyone at
all interested in ohuroh work earl testify,
and he will leave the field in a meet'
better condition than be found it. Both
Omnibus have prospered under his
tharge,a❑d both are now praotioally out
of debt. The Menohester oburcb in
particular bas cause for remembeting
Bier. Matey, During hie pastorate the
membership hag more than doubled and
ie still growing, and the attendance and
intermit fs constantly increasing. Ali
thele things considered, it is o Wabtsr of
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Agenaiee in all principal points in Ontario, Quebec, Manilas, United ,States t6 England.
A General Banking Basilian 'Transaoted. Farmers' Notes Disaonnted,
Drafts Inet,ct and Oolleotione made on all pointe.
SAVINGS HANK DEPARTMENT,
Interest allowed on deposits of 91,00 and upwards,
BroaIAL ATTENTION OIVEN TO TILE COLL1OTION Or Pontos' BALE No%es.
Every facility afforded Onstomere living at a die tenor,.
J. N. GORDON, ACTING AGENT.
muob regret among Ohr1etian people that
Rev. Mr. Molloy bee seen fit to fermi.
nate his usefulness in this oommoniby ab
this time. But the beet wiebna of all
will go with him to his new geld, and all
hope that he may be ae ermeaeaful there
as he has been here. Mr. McKay does
not know exaobly when he will go to Clyde
therefore be will continue to fill his
usual appointments bare until farther
notice. It may be some time before a
elders of the °baron will see to it that th
permanent pastor is secured, but thee
pulpit will be filled each Sunday evening
and at all other regular services.
CLOSED Hos PASTORATE.—Last Sabbath
Rev. S. J. Allis closed his three year
pastorate in the Methodist oburcb Brae.
eels, and this week left for his new °barge.
It is doubtful if any of bis predecessors
here—and there were many good onea—
left with a more oordial feeling generally
existing between pastor and congregation
than that enjoyed by Mr. Allis and the
oburcb here. his dieeooraee on Sabbath
did not partake of the "farewell" order
as used to be the rule in years gone by but
were able expositions of the Truth. The
morning text wag Joshua 24 and 27. It
represented (1) A memorial of Ierael's
promisee ; (2) A memorial of God's help
and deliveraooe ; (8) A memorial of
perpetual intermit by reason of its assooia-
tions. In the evening the Scripture
cheese was Luke 4.18 and 19 and the
topic was "The Scope of the Gospel,"
(1) In relation to man's physical neede ;
(2) In relation to man's intellectual
necessities ; (8) In relation to man's
spiritual mann ; (4) In relation to
men's soofal oiroumstanoee. Mr. Allis
sang "Sweet Penes" at the evening ser.
viae in good voice. He thanked the
church ohoir for tbeir faithfulness and
help and epoke encouraging words con.
earning the new pastor and this Confer-
ence year. Mr. and Mrs. Aliita have a
large chefs of friends in. Brneeele wbo
will be pleased to hear of their future
prosperity. They deserve to be well
treated wherever their lot may be cast.
We bo
p° t0 Often see them '
P m Brussels.
Business Locals.
PIA oa
N and organs for Date. B. GERAY,
Brussels.
Fon sale cheap. two set second-hand
single barneas, L C. Richards.
BABY'S shoe and stocking found. En•
quire at TBE Peer.
WANTEn, Any quantity tub butter.
"Wingbam Bgg Combination" is the
&rat ever known in the interests of the
produoere. Everybody pays 12 Dents or
14 Dente trade,
G. E. $ran, Wingbam.
Working Night and Lay.
The busiest and mightieet little thing
that ever was made ie Dr. King's New
Life Pille. Every pill is a engar•ooated
globale of bealth, that changes weakness
into strength, lietlesenen into energy,
brain -fag into mental power. They're
wonderful in building up the health.
Oni 5
2 o per
box. !
YSold G
, A Dead.
sad•
mss.
FLOWERS AND PLANTS.—A. dos stook of
flowers and bones plants on hand at the
Brussels greenhouse, formerly owned by
the bate Thos. Belly. Also a olzoioe lot of
tomato planta in boxes, pots or loose by
the dozen ; also cabbage, eatery and
cauliflower plants. Any quantity of ripe
tomatoes in Beason. Mlas KELLY, 44 5
Red Bot Trent The putt
Was the ball that bit G. B. Steadman,
of Newark, Miob., in the Civil War. It
caused horrible Ulcers that no treatment
helped for 20 years. Then Buoklen'e
Arnica Salve cured bine. Cures puts,
Bening, Burne, Boils, Felons, Corns,
Skin Eruption. Best Pile ours on earth.
25 ole. a box. Cure guaranteed. Bold
, by G. A. Deadman, Druggist.
The Grey County Connell voted down
the proposition to build a house of refuge.
.Che vote was a tie, eight for and eight
against. Much disappointmout is felt
over the result,
ema1810.
Bosonxaoon.—In Morrie, on June 28rd,
the wife of Mr. Geo. D. Sbortreed,
of Winnipeg, of a son,
Werdcnu.—Io Wingbam, on tine 11th Mee,
the wife of Mr, Jae. Walker, formerly
of Brunets, of a daughter.
axba.
Hooton.—In Morrie, on June 28th,
Bimeo❑ Hodder, aged 82 years, 7
months and 18 days.
&elle RT.—In Grey, on June 27th, John
Stewart, aged 05 years, 10 months
and 15 days.
>30 'tTSn3ElS.,8 TICA.1.8.1kt^•y+tat,
Fell Wheat. 67 08
Barley 40 42
Peke 60 01
Gate28 20
Butter, tube and rolls 12 18
Eggs per dozen .. 10 11
Flour per barrel....,4 00 4 00
Potatoee (per bus) 2 03 2 00
Hay per ton ...,.. 5 00 6 00
Hides trimmed .... .. 7 7a
Hides rough 5 5
Salt per bbl„ retail 1 00 60
Sheep ekine,eaoh ...,80 75
Lamb eking nob 25 26
Hoge, Live 4 50 4 60
Wool 13 18
Apples (per bag) .., 1 00 1 00
ONE CENT A WORD COLUMN.
JERSEY milk far sale. 4 cientea quart.
84110, W, BLASHILL,
THnto good working heroes for rade, 3,
5 and 0 years, ROM'. &1oLACIlLA1V•
51.2 xot61,0an,10, droy,
Rename property, house, stable and
lot on Alexander street, Brussels, worth
81,000, will be sold for 2650, cu easy terms of
payment. Enquire at THE POb1',
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
LABORERS WANTED,— 12
obenegeniilteGstruotinof wralthowalks In
IBreese's. Apply to 0. H. CONIl113', Queen's
Hotel, Brussels.
DR. ROSS, DENTIST,, OF
Wingham, will bo at the Amerloan
Hotel. Brussels, every other Thursday, nom•
morning July 19th, for the practise of dos•
tiatry In all its braooltea,ht the most modern
and up-to-date style. 50•tf
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
our Mill street, Brussels. The house
is a eomlortabte one, well fitted up, with
Dollar, hard and soft water, &o, Thera Is
also a good stable. Fruit trees in garden :
over one•quarter acro of land. For pries,
tering, dr„ apply to H. FINN, Proprietor,
or W. H`KERR, of Tan Poem. _ 18_tt
Mail Contract.
Sealed tenders, addressed to the Poet.
master General, will be received at Ottawa
until 00021 Dur Friday, 14th July, 1890, for the
0o uveyan5e of Her Majesty's Mails, on a pro.
posed contract for four years, 8 times per
weep each way, between Brussels and Wrox-
eter, from the let of October next. Printed
notices oontalulsg further information as t0
conditions of prop0s0d ()entreat may bo
seen and blank forme of Tender may be,ob-
taiued at the Post OMoos 0131110 route,
Post Office Inspector's Office, London, 2nd
June, 1699, H. G. IIOPIIIBI0
10 6 Post Onfoe Inspector,
REAL ESTATE.
5 000 AORES OF TIMBER
LAND FGR BALE. --Tile nnderelgned offers
for Bale 5,000 acres rd timber lands O
s0oda
00el Michigan, at a low Also
Well 10 salea
ed with hardwood. Also 2,000 scree for
cheap for notual settlement, tying on the
Ogeode & North Western railroad. Several
inl•ovfidfarms x
p oh enp
Apply to
,
JAS. 11
61 -em Big Raid , Mich,
FARM FOR SALE.—THE UN–
dereignedofferg his 100 were Perm for
sale, being lot 2, con, 10, Grey, Comfortable
house, bank barn, good orchard, plenty of
water and plans ie W. good condition. Only
2 miles from Walto uvillage and 4 miles iron
Brussels. Possession given to suit purehne.
er. PO/. prloe, terms and other particulars
apply to WK. SMITH, Proprietor,
434f Walton P. 0.
JUNE SO, 1899
alis Grceii
Pl./RE /
We keep but one fidelity rand
We guarantee it to be absolutely'
pure, Por the convenience of
those who prefer it we have it in
neat 1 lb, boxes or in bulk as de.
sired.
250. PER POUND
Fox's Drag Store.
P. S.—We have a good second
hand Bicycle to sell cheap.
T.(7ARM FOR SALE,—THE UN–
L01 No 10, eu, offers, y his
60 acres,
more or less. For parttaulats as to pries
and terms apply to
ARCH, ROBERTSON,
Brueaels P. 0. on the premises.
rilINE FARM FOR SALE.—BE-
containing Lot
9aores of frstio ass land, There
house,, and warm pis We lurd and fenced. good Tereaere
85 sores in Fall wheat; 15 mores in hey and
46 aoree pasture. Poesesslon could be given
at once. Farm adjoins' the village or Brue.
sole, For further particulars as to price,
berms, 40., write to JAMES LIVINGSTON,
AL P., Baden. 224f
FARM F0113 SALE. -160 ACRES
of the
Consisting
d o1 Loof t S0, Oon.2, East South
Wawa-
nosh. Tilts is an excellent stock farm,
well supplied with good spring water. itis
situated about 3 miles from the thriving Vil-
lage of Blyth, A large part of it 1s under
grass. Buildings and fences are In a fnlr
state of repair. Easy terms of payment will
be glyen. For all information apply to
11_tf G. F.BLAIR, Barrister, Bre Slid Is,
GOOD FARMS FOR SALE.—
Tho uudiersigned offer two 100 acre
farms for sale at reasonable prioee, The Tote
ere eroud between lthem. Goodnbricic ]ionise
and barn on lot 11, and House and 2 barna on
lot /0. Orchards and all neeeeeary conven-
iences, Well watered and suitable for grain
or grazing, 100 mores now in eras,. Will be
sold either separate or together to suit pur-
chaser. TOMB of payment reasonable, Im•
mediate possession. For f urbhor parbtsolurs
aEN%.1)HOKINBON Barri ter BrusselsP.
nO iti
CENTRAL. ��ll t E
J
yh \
. 5tMMM'forci., ant,
4
Of our recent students have minded
good situations. It pays young 000❑ d
women to 33poseosa 'busiusee brrghtoose."
Enter now. Prospaobue brae.
NY. J. ELLIOTT, 1R•fncipnl.
1879 — ESTABLISHED. — 1899
ith
You Dazs, Bet
But that doesn't mean that you can win. Bet.
ting on poor Furnishing Goods is more expensive than
betting on slow horses—less excuse for it. A close ex-
amination will show what Furnishings are good for—
Doesn't always work with a horse. Why doesn't a man
examine Underwear, Shirts, Suits, Socks &c instead of
betting on them, that is takingchances son them by buying
the first thing that catches his eye regardless of its possible
quality. There's where the
money goes—Up the flue.
Of course its your own mono but
yr our Dry Goods, Cloth-
ing, Gents' Furnishings, Boots and Shoes don't fool any-
body.
A.
R.
Smith
CHAMPION CLOTHIER.
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