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The Brussels Post, 1899-7-14, Page 5Jf7LY 14, 1899 BUSINESS CARDS. 4-MONEY TO LOAN AT 6 PER 11 Pent, J.R. H(fO'T1', 11ruasela, WII. MoORAOKI N, • Ismer of Marriage (.(onuses, 011100 at his.Grouory,Tuna berry e14.00b, I3ru000lo. It 1`l. BARIIET`T', • f the Standard 8130p -Next (1000 North of the Standard honk, Wittiest' nail ehlldirene hall' oat0u0 n sp000013y, T{1ARMS FOR SALE, --'1I14 UN• Minim:Wan has several good Farms for sale and to rent, easy tarok, to Townships of Morris and Grey, L 8, BO0TT,.Dnissols MISS JEAN'LAUCHLIN -TEAOHER OP - PIANO - AND - ORGAN, lgR V SOmr.re,. O2Y77. ROBERT CUNNINGHAM 17320107300, FIRE AND MARINE, GUELPH. T, FLETCHER Issue! of Marriage Licenses, Orman AT J0w0LBY Strong. lx No Witness Required. T. FLETCHER, Brussels MISS SARAH LOUISE MOORE, ;L. C. M., Academia graduate of London Conserva- tory of 1Baela, is prepared bo receive a lim lt- od number of pupae for instruction on the piano, \Valbou-Monday, Tuesday; Brussels -Wednesday, Thursday; Soalorth-6rid0 y, Saturday. (panned to prepare pupils for the Principal's Form iu the Conservatory of Music. ALEX. HUNTER, Clerk of the Fourth Division Cour Co, Huron, Conveyancer, Notary Public Land, Loan and Insurance Agent, Funds invested and to loan. Collections made Oilloe In Graham's B to ok,13ruseole AUCTIONEERS. ]TUNTD LICENSED L NSL 1 AUC-A• mmNL+ n.aonar to loam Farms to sell. I110• S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION - BIM, will sell for bettor prices, to better men, in one time and IOae charges than any other Auctlouoor in Last Huron or he wont abargo anything. Dates and orders can 'always be arranged at this oatoe or by pommel applioatiou. VETERINARY. S D. WARWICK, P./ • limner Graduate of tbo Ontario Veterinary College, 1s propored to treat all diseases of domesticated animals In a com- petent manner. Particular attention paid to veterinary dentistry. Calle promptly at- tended to. Office and Infirmary -Four dorm north of bridge 'Purnberry at., Brunets. LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING. UT M. SINCLAIR, BARRISTER Y Y • Solicitor, 0onvoyaneor,Notary Pub - 110, &o, 0moe-Vau0tone'9 Block, 1 door north of Central Dote Solicitor for the Standard Bank. 1 F. BLAIR, BARRISTER, Solicitor, &c. (late of Garrey & Prondfoot'e Oaloo, Goderieh,) O1Boe over E Gillies & Smith's ank, Brussels. Money to Loan. 47 M• G. CAMERON, • (Formerly of Cameron, Molt & Cameron J Barrie ter and Senator, Cathodal], Ont. Office -Hamilton St., Opposite Ool borne Hotel. MEDICAL CARDS. J. A. M'NAUGHTON, M,D„ 0. M., Trinity University, Fellow Trin- ity Medical College, Member College of Puy sioiane and Surgeons, Out. Licentiate of the Royal College of Ph/Riotous and Licentiate of Midwifery,Edinburgh. ITolophoue No,14, Roeid� noo, Mill53., Brussels. E. T. SNIDER, MD. C. a0T to D1, A, MoKel oy , Licentiate of Royal College of PhysiciansandSurgel Kingston Member 0?the Oo of yi(o andSurgeons Ontario, Diseases of Wem10r and ohildron 7, specialty. Eight years' experience. 1-lOgles and res- idencethat formerly uby Dr,f- Kevey, TurnbelYy atroot,13thasele, 25- LI. M. ARMSTRONG, M.B., M.D., M.O.P.S.O. PHYSICIAN, SURGEON, ACCOUCHEUR, ETC. Special attention given to diseases of the Throat and Longa. and diseases of Women and Children, RESIDIINCII-\vALTON, OGT, DR. F. H. KALDFLEiSCII, 1,11Y510f0N, 0111100073 AND A00000n0UB, SUCCESSOR TO DR. W, GRAHAM, BRUSSELS, - ONTARIO. let Claes Honor Graduate of the Univorei- tiesof Trinity (Toronto), Queen's (Kingston), and of Trinity Medical 0ollago; reollnw of Trinity Medical College and member of the O elle a of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontar- io. Post Graduate Ooureo in Detroit and Chicago, 1805, Special attention paid to die - eases of Eye, Trlr,Noso and(l'nroat, and dis- eaeosof Women, 'Consultation in Eng - 1011 and German. Telephone ab residence, STOCK FOR SERVICE BULL FOR SERVIC r. -'TBE undersigned will lump a young grade bu11 for service on Lot 80, Con. 0, Morris (adjoining Brussels), Tums 75 cents with Privilege of returning if necessary, 40.4 GDIO. 100213, Proprietor. IMPROVED YORKSHIRE BOAR FOR SERVICE. The undersigned will 'keep tor service 011 Let 20 Con, 0, Morrie, the t11aro'-bred Im- proved York7enire Boar, "0010 Lodge Loag- follow," No 2400, bred by N. E. Brethous, Btu'. ford, to wallah a limited number of sowo will bo Nikon, Terms, 81.00, to be pall at time of 0orvlae with privilege of returning if neo- eeiary. Amnion 61 choice young ROW far gale for brooding Dumont' which will be rend at priooe to fruit the tlmoo. 21- 13011T, N10H02,1'roprietor, .(,l51ric.t eb.)5. CliOrri(., NhtwHY 01.Io1e --Mrs, 1).4 is \drilling friends 111 'J'ihulihbnrg,-air 0(0(000 were soli at this statau fur Teoawalor 011 Dominion 3i7. ---W. Dodi; is having hie residence remodelled.. ,1, S. and Airs. !Found left last , weep 011 it holidaying tone, 61r. Walker 10 relieving Alr. 1''Onud at the C. 1'. 1i, elation. ll.', and Aire. Took were 11 Toronto hist weep at- tsnling the wedding of Mrs. reels's els. ter, klieg al arid Motnlon.---Mf0800Sumo and Lottie Andel are visiting friends at the "Soo," -Mrs, (Ur.) Laln)nger, of Gladwin, Alioh,, is at prevent visiting irien(loin town.---Wbc'o tinloadbng hogs at the weigh settles D. I). Sanderson's team ran away, nattering tbo piga along the street. They ran as far as Ed. James' where one of them jumped the barbed wirefonao and the outer did not, thin brought them to a standstill. The wagon wa0 considerably smashed and the horses were soratohocl and Out by the whilfletrees and barbed wire, -Quite a number from Gerrie attended the wed- ding of 1iov. 0. 0. Keine Wednesday of last week. FOrdtvvicla. NawoYFANcrns,-Wardon Cook was in Godorioh last week making this monthly visit. -Blake (look was In Lietowol last week writing on the Primary exenun• atiousetthe High sgbool.---'Phe regular morning service in Trinity church was dispensed with on Sunday last, owing to the Orange sermon in the afterneou.- There seems to have been a universal de- crease in the number of oanrlidatss writ ing at Public Sohool Leaving end Entrance Examinations this year. At the seine( here there wore only 23 wrote as against 32 last year, and other places have had similar r0(0000ous. 101in JIartlry, of Delmore, was the presiding examiner hare. -Rev. A. B. Dobson and Family, J. Il. Johnston, Mrs. L. G. Hooey, Misses Mary McIntyre and Maggie ,Johnston, Wm. and Mrs. Watters and the letter's slater, Mee. Thomas Pennell, of Shelburne, drove to Pike Lake on Kenny of last week and spent an en• joyable day boating, fishing, eto,-J. J. Crisp, our elation agent, ie away for n douple of weeks' holidays. Mr, Cray is relieving station,- Rev. I at the stat I. o R. Honking was appointed as the delegate from the Methodist ohuroh hero to at• tend the Prohibition Convention in Toronto on Tuesday last, July 11th. 'f'la`t Thumbing Headache Would quickly leave you i!' you used Dr. Dr. King's Now Life Pills. Thou• sande of eufferers have proved their matohle00 merit for Sick and Nervous Headaches. They make pare blood and 'strong nerves and build up your health. Easy to take. Try them. Only 25 ole. Money baok if not cured. Sold by G. A. Deadman, Druggist. iioleo -.vort:li. The Molesworth annual pie -bio was held on the let of July. It seas well at- tended as usual. A game of foot ball was played between the Klondikers of Molesworth and a pinked team from Ethel. The same stand at the finish 6 to 1 in favor of the Klondikee.--Our new pastor, Rev. Mr. Bristol, preaohed a very able sermon from the book of Daniel, 12th chapter and 3rd verse on Sabbath, 2nd inst.-Harry Edwards, who has worked for W. J. Ateioklejobns for the past three years, is about to leave the village. We wish him success. -A num• ber of tho pupils of our Publio school went to Brussels to write for the Entranoe.-Henry Bo00088 fa on the nick nat.-Dr. Oroethwaite spent the 1st of July in Hamilton. -Our enterprising tailor baa taken to himeolf a better half. We wish him and hie young bride a long and happy jonrney through life. -A, Terry will soon have his new house oom- pleted.-Mr. Milburn, of Bright, and Mrs. J. Hntohineon, of Lindsay, were visiting their brother-in-law, J. Wilson. - Gordon Kerr is spending a few days with Robbie and Roy Wilson. -Mrs. Abbane, Utah, is visiting at her sister's, Mre. S. Longheed. - Crops look well in 111)0 section. -our teacher, E. Gregory, left for his home on Tuesday of last week. - Les. Wilson has engaged with Thee. Grieve, of Wyandotte, for the balacoe of the 000son. 1 i, F7i0i3'el]l. Rusteus.-There wag a hot time for half an hoar at the Court of Revision Friday night, says the Liotowel Banner. The court have usually before closing its labors gone over the roll and mode minor corrections in oases 1711ere 'Alleges of ownership or residence or some 0fmflf01 oironmatanoe called for them in the roll, although there had been no formal ap• peal made to then and they were there. fore not strictly within the haw in so doing. To some contemplated changes Mr. Wolab objeoted and had the court served with a writ to prevent the changes being made. The case was heard in Osgo0d0 Hall on Thursday last and the Court of Revision tva0 restrained thereby from inning any further changes with. out regular appeals. The oonrt mot on Friday night to finish their wrok and Woods and Pelton, both of whom are members of the court, bad a dispute which for time looked like a fight. Pelton aoo110ed Woodg of being- at the bottom of the whole al4air and not only that but said that every person in town knew that the assessment had praetioally been done in Woods' afros. Though this accusation had frequently been made be. fore it now roused Woods' ire and he at onoe with vehemenoy and profanity de• tied the oharge and even defied the town. constable whose 00rvi008 were Balled to look him up iu the Delle. The (natter cooled down, however, without blows or without the 00101000 of the constable and the court finally completed its labors. Mies Mary; Oarthew returned to town after a year's 0ojonen at Cornwall, where 0he attended tbo Commercial College, graduating with honors, -B. F. Brook of the Listowel woolen 10111, and Mre. Brook purpose leaving this week on a trip to Manitoba and the Northwest, They will be gone about three weeks. - The town Commit have sold (18,000 of debontares to the Ontario Life Ins, Go, O f Waterloo, at a bonne of (870. Tho debentures bear interese at 4 per oent, and are on the roduoable plan. -The members of Bernard Lodge, A. F. ctz A. M., assembled on Sunday afternoon at 8 o'elook for dfvino 0ervioe fn Knox o huroh, when Rev. J. S. Hardie, pastor, kindly preaohed a 0ormon to the craft, - The monthly mooting Of the Betted of aahnsil ti'ueteee wnH 1.:3,1, tbu chuin"nu 13, k'. Brook, in the ehnlr. 'feud 1d 6 re 1 0117111(1 far 110111111 t03,itew,,;,h;rog and I kulsornining the .,:h, nl hnilJ,,.g and the lowest tender, Jo.eph tiabergor, for 505, vita a00epted.--:Ulla shade trees along the town ttl'oets are being trimmed at the oorporation's ospouoo.•--Dari ug the thunder eturm early AMnndny morning of Met \veal( the barn of Jus. All:Ons in this3rd eon. of Wallace, a mile or two North of the tnwn, was struck by the lightning 01111 burned, So fast did the llamas spread that with the exception of the horses notching could be roved, 711. Adams befog farming irnplenlonte, velhielee, haruees, ,1•c., besides eo,10fder. able grain and fodder, The barn wag a good bank barn, and is a heavy lope, especially at thio eoasun, Fortunately he had an ineuranee of 81,000 on bofld• ing and contents, which will go a nod way towards coverlet; the loss. The Ilow+sated ,iok Mutual le the company inter. Gobbed the /'rave. A starting incident, • of which Mr, Jelin Oliver of Philadelphia, Wae the sub. jeot, is narrated by him as follows : "I wall 111 a tenet dreadful condition. lily slain was allnoet yellow, eyes sunken, tongue awned, plain continually in hank and sides, no appetite -gradually grow. ing weaker day by day. Three phy. 0i0)an0 bad given me up. Fortunately, n friend advised trying 'Eleotriu Bitters' and to my great joy aid surprise, the fleet bottle made a decided improvement. 1 con) tailed their 000 for three weoke, and Ota 110W a well 1111411. 1 knoW they saved my life, and robbed the grave of another eiotitn." No one should fail to try tlteon. Only 50 eta., guaranteed, at Dnadreau's Drug Store, _ <,.t NV()033. APTLY T0Ln.-Atwood Lodge, No. 332 of the Independent Order of Oddfollowe was instituted on July 011b, by J. 34. Farewell, Grand Master of Ontario. A. H. Blaokeby, P. G. It., and Jos. Powley, Aesietaut Grand Secretary, were present and assisted the Grant( Master. The new lodge hue it membership of twenty- five. wentyfive. oonsieting of fourteen old members, With withdrawal cards and eleven new members initiated during the year, Tho Liotowel degree team was present and put on the initiatory work. The new lodge las a hall which is a credit to the place and have a bright future before them. The oleotive officers are : N. G., John Roger ; V. G., J, A. Mitchell ; P. S., John A. Hume ; P. S., D. G. Roder• eon; S., Wm, T. Forrest. -J. A. Mit. oboll, druggist, left on Friday to spend a few weeks )a Aloaford and Clarksburg. - A. union Sunday aohool pio•nio was held on Weduoeday of last week in Coulter's grove, The large crowd whiob gathered was forced to retreat to the town hall and their homes on account of the heavy rain whiob came on. -D. G. Anderson, principal of our Public aohool, left last week to join his family in Galt, after whioh they will go to London and other points to spend the holidays. -J. Ward, principal of Mildmay Public school, and family, are visiting Aire. Ward's parents, J. W. and Mrs. Atolaiu, Mr. Witrd left for a trip to the West this week, iilvtt., BLYNecLBTo,-Wm. Belfry, of Montreal, is visiting at the reeidenoe of hie grand- father, Wm. Shane. -Herbert Ashbury, who bolds a good position as book•keeper in his nn0le'8 large flouring mill at Thor- old, visited at the home of his parents here Inst week. -W. 3. Scott, of Dash. wend, is the new principal of Blyth school. His salary is $400. -Trinity olinen Sunday school held its annual plo.nic on Friday of laetweek at Auburn, -The 100017te at Trinity °Uurob garden party on June 23rd were (40.03. -Tessin L., owned by Messrs. Watson and P,mi511, of Blyth, captured second money in the half.mile running race at Godorioh on Dominion Day. -We regret that A. H. Plummer has found it neoess00y, ow• ing to ooutinued ill-healtb, to resign the principalship cif our Publio sobool. Mr. Plummer was a hard-working, painotak• ing teacher and the high standing at /mut- ant enjoyed by Blyth school is greatly due to hie untiring energy. We trust he will soon be restored to good health. - The Ohti00011 Endeavor sooiety will hold a lawn social on the grounds of the Pres- byterian manse on Wednesday evening, July 1001.-A. M. Babb, who has had - charge of the watobmakiug mud jewelry departments in Frank Metcalf'e store for til past 2 e1 years, has severed h 0 eyed h1s () nn Y o ea tion with Mr. Metoalf'e store, Mr. Babb is uudeeided as to whore be will looate but for eorebinne to 00m0 purposes enjoy ing a well earned holiday. -An Orange sermon woe preaohed by Rev. 0. L. Mills in Trinity church on duuday eveuiog.- John S. McKinnon, cue of Toronto's wide-awake young wholesale merchants, spent a few days at his home baro last week. -About nine o'olo0k on Thursday morning, Jude 20th, there passed away to hie eternal home an old and highly respeoted resident of Blyth, in the person of Ephraim Dunham Chamberlain. For the past two years he bad been in failing health, e8peoinlly daring the past few months, (lis Drat ailment was stomach trouble, whioh afterwards developed into heart trouble. He tools soddenly ill on Monday. Tho funeral took place on Saturday morning at 11 o'clook to the Union oamatery and was largely attended by many of the citizens of 331yth and neighborhood. Deoeaeed leaves a widow, one daughter and one son to mourn th0 death of a kind husband and father. Do51INJON DAY 81,011T0. -Tho 83rd an- niversary of the Canadian Confederation was celebrated in Blyth on Monday of last week by a good program of Calo- donfan games and a base ball match. The day wile not a perfect weather 0110, 'showers of rain being frequent, and consequently the number of visitors was not as large as it would have been had the weather been of the best. Those who were present eujoyed a good day's sport. Good muefo wag furnished by the 0. 0. F. band, of Clinton. The base ball match was played between the Doberty'e, of Clinton, and the Olippers, of Brussels, and was won by the former by a 0oore of 0 to 4. The prize•winnoro in the other events. wore as follbsas : Throwing (heavy hammer-W.F. Scott, 06(3. 4 in. ; James Nelson, 86 ft. ; J, .3. Jonas, 71ft, 8 in. Throwing light hamtner-Scott, 100 ft. 9 in, ; Nelson, 04 ft. 2 in, ; Jones, 77 ft. 8 in. Throwing 60 Ib. weight- Soottand Nelson, (tie) 27 ft. 10} )n, ; D. M. Scott, 20 H. 7,} in. Tossing amber - Sent, 88 ft. ; orison, 87 ft. Putting I 42 It. l) i,i, ; Jones, 41 ft, l0 in. ; Scott, 41 11,1 in. Bonding 100. yard rano-J, J. Jones, Goo. McCully, D. M. S0ott, fligh jnmp-J, J. 30no0, 6 ft, THE BRUSSELS PDST' KIN' .Sa.'nf A BASF OFPER Is Always 'Worth Moro Than Credit. \'hie is our plan of doing bnsineee. We off ,r Hash to the mann faoturera and tvholegalo merohaute and get low Flees awl big discounts. We, in turn, offer you liret•olaeo goode for oaoh or produce wilful] are always below regular prices. Did you know the oouid eon you first olaoe goods at prices like these 1 ---Good Flannelette, worth 5c., for 3.70, -Grey Cotton, yard wide, worth 40., for 27e. -Bleached Cotton, yard wide, worth 70., for 6c, -Dress Gingham's, new patterns, worth Ho., for Sc. -Check Shirting, fa,t oo)ore, worth 70., for 50., --American shirting, very heavy, worth 140., for 121.), -I\ Ian's Wool Pante, worth $1.60, fur $31. 00. --Man's Flannelette Shirts, a snap, at 20e. --Alone Plow Boole, from 70o. to (2. -Gond Japan Tea, worth '16n., t3 lbs. for 60a. -heavy Wool Tweed, worth 75o. for 50o. CASH AND ONE PRICE. 5 in ; John Dingwall, f, ft, 1 in. ; James Nelson and D. M. Boat, NO 6 ft: 3 in, Ilbgltlaud fling ---Susie McGill, Bartle Sparks, Polly Pringle, Sheen treweo- Eugele Lookhart, T. Sparks, P. Pringle, Sword name -Susie McGill, 13. Sparks L. Lockhart. Irish jig -13, Spark`, S. McGill, E. Lockhart, In the evening a Sootob Oeneert was given in Industry hap, under the au0pic08 of the Sone of Sootland. The night was wet and die• agreeable but that did not prevent the bail from being comfortably filled. The concert wag an excellent one, there have been few bettor iu Blyth. The singing of Mies Templeton, of London, was a treat, as was also the dancing of Susie McGill and Eugene Lockhart, Dave, AIoGiI I and Matt. bloody sag exceeding. '. d t. ly well, in fact there watt not a weak spot fa the whole program, everyone taking pert doing good work. Mies Curtis and Mina needy were the accompanists, and John Stewart, chief of the S. 0. S., pre- sided as chairman, .t '1'hena:unl 'I'Ongnee Could not express the rapture of Annie E. Springer, of 1125 Howard et., Phila- delphia, Pa., when she found that Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption bad completely cured her of a hacking cough that for many years had made life a burden. All other remedies and doctors could give her no help, bet she says of this Royal Cure -"It soon re moved the pain in my oheet and I eau now ele.p soundly, something I can soaroely remember doing before. I feel like needing its praises throughout the Universe." So will every one who tries Dr. Ding's New Discovery for any tronb'e of the Throat, Cheat or Lunge. Price 600. and (1.00. Trial bottles free at DLadman'e Drug Store ; every bottle guaranteed, s°t013t1orCla. A very pleasant event took place on Tuesday eveofng of last week at the regular meeting of the Presbyterian Endeavor society, in the presentation to Miss Grace Elder of six haudeome and valuab:e volumes bearing on Christian Endeavor work. The presentation WAS made on behalf of the members of the eonioty by. Jobe A. Wilson, who fu a few remarks, oommended Mise Elder for ber zeal and good work, not alone in oeine0- tion with this eooioty but in the Sabbath school and in other departments of ohuroh. Miss Elder has been correspond- ing eearetary of the society for many years, mad has been Dna of its most active and z;aloce members, and this present% tion was intended to mark the appreoia• tion of her fellow workers for her vtdoable services on the eve of her severing her oonneotion with the society on account of her removing from the town to Strat- ford. St0A1 Bhloro.--Miss (tussle Pickard has returned a urned hems from the Conservatory of Music Toraoto.-Dr. and Mrs. Kellam and babyN girl, of Niagara Falls, are vieib• fug ex•Mayor James Beattie, -Dr. Bel- den, dentist, of this town, is taking a postgraduate course ab the Dental Col. lege in Toronto.-Seaforth will have one of the beet balf•mile tracks in Oatetio and will have a Fall meek. -lite mem• bore of the Woman's Auxiliary of the St. Thomas ()Unroll held a pio-nio at Bayfield on Wednesday of last week and bad a good time. -L. Smith, .boot and shoe merchant, and R. B. Smith, dry goods merobant, Have exchanged stores in the Gardno block. -•An unique marriage care. mouy was performed iu Oardno's ball here on Wednesday evening of lash week. The chief actors in tbie drama of lite were Capt. Keeler, (groom) of Seaforth, to Capt, Mastery, (Stifle) of St. Thomas. The bride was attired in army uniform with white sash, and was supported by Lieut. Piokoi, of St. Tbomae, all brides. maid, and two little tnnids of honor, Miens Ellen Weeoott audLi(lie Marshall. They were beautifully dressed in white and pink watered ribbons, The maids of honor took from the wedding wreath, which wail suspended over the bridal oonple, the wedding ring, and placed it upon the finger of the bride at the np• pointed time. The groom was supported by Capt. 0. Neff, at Stratford. When Capt. Keeler saluted his bride it could be 1101(0etly board at the baok of the hall, and the company fired a volley of con. gratulation. A recherche wedding sup• per was served al the Army barracks, and the happy couple left on the morning train for Windsor, whiob will be followed with metalling orders to St. Thomas, ,t Erigtttctll RI,nuler Will often cause a horrible Burn, Scald, Cut or Bruise, Buoklen'0 Arnica Salve, the beet in the world, will kill the paha and promptly heal it. Cares Old Sores, Ulcers, Boile, Felons, Corns, all Skin Eruptions. Beet Pilo earn on earth. Only 201 ate. a box. Cure guar- anteed, Sold by G. A. Dcaclman, Lyng. glut. 'Carley and Davidson wen the two mile lap profeooional rage at Guelph, Feauooe E, Brooke, it maohiuist in E, Leonard ire Son's foundry al London, 1)310 LYTFL been informed that out in California there is a fortune of (7,000,000 awaiting I;1 : RAI LWAY, •Ix �! , stirs EM; CHEAP EXCURSIONS To MINNESOTA And NORTH DAKOTA Gettig trip to non,nrum' Jnly I6, lune. Return trio to be completed on or before Sept.13 If, 10911. Itnturn tickets eat be purchased from all agents and at all stations of the Grand Trunk Railway System in Ontario and Que. boo at Fare and One -Third OI• Inc Current Beennd.('hnas One Way Pause. Any further partioulars relating to rates, accommodatloa, eto. from R. T. SUTTON, Agent, Brussels. CLEVELAND 1859 IDEAS are found ou no Bioycleo but CLEVELANDS. We originate the ideas and make every detail of every part in our own 1001017. SEE THE New Ball and Roller Bearing, The New Ball Head Direct Spoke, whiob minuet break except by accident. The New Skeleton Gear Case, which is absolutely duat.proof. The New Speoiai Light Design Roadsters which w0igil 213% less than any others of equal strength, and many other now features, PRICES FROM $40 UP. A. COUSLEY, AGENT, BRUSSELS, Obi ' allled d Highest Cash Price paid for any quantity delivered at my Grain Store 110080, No. 1, Brus- sels. I also want all kinds of Grain. fobt. Graham. CHANGE OF BUSINESS. The undersigned having purchased the Restaurant business of W. A,ORIOH has added a fine choice etook of GROCERIES and is now prepared to give good value to the public). Our stook embraces :- New Teas, Canned Goode, Fruits, Spines, Soaps, Fish, Syrups, Vinegars and all other lines kept in a Pirst•claee Grocery, Choice Stock of Confectionery. Will continue the Restaurant 00 mai where Oysters, Ice Cream and Summer Drinks will be awed in the beet possible style. FRL$SH BREAD ALWAYS ON HAND, Chao. h Ba'rili BRUSSELS. 0oniral Gr000ry and 'ltootanrant, ,)tiny Changed. The "Slater Shoe" is closely watched dot'• ing the pr0ceS3 of inanulaetllre. Every shoe undergoes a careful examination after leav- ing the hands c.f caul operator. The slightest fl:.ty in the leather or work- nr,tnsilip-a stitch missed -a slip of the knife, only discernible to an expert condemns the shoe that starter( tjWard the " Slater" goal to the ordinary, f •THS Stie,1i "5fioE T nameless, unwarranted army of fuotteear Yom` sold to whoever will buy 010111. The "Slater Shoe" is made in t',vc'lve shapes, all leathers, colors, widths, sizes and styles. Every pair (luodyear Cb'c-It- ed, naule and price stamped o:l the soles $3,50 AND 0.00. Jno. Doweling, - Sole Local Agent THEL Carriage Words While thanking our numerous ou9- tomere for the belay time they gave us during the Winter in supplying them with Sleighs and Cutters we wieh to re- mind them that we are equally as busy now in Manufaotnring WAGONS, BUGGIES. CARTS, LAND ROLLERS AND WHEELBARROWS. We have thirty-five of the very best and moat stylish Baggies that can be got up nearly completed, and will have them ready for running abont the First of April. Should you need a Buggy or any Repairing or Re•pitintiog, or what ever it may be in our line of bosinese, be sure and callatJ. CORER'S Carriage Fan. tory, where yon will get the very beet that can be got anywhere and as obeap as the obeapeet. Plane keep in mind we manofaoture all our Vehicles right here in the old reliable Carriage Faotory at Ethel. John. Cober, CARRIAGE MAIC1003. M cLEOD'S System 'Renovator -AND 011330 - TESTED REMEDIES SPECIFIC AND ANTIDOTE For Impure, Weak and Impoverished Blood, Dyspepsia, Sleeplessness, Palpita• lion of the Heart, Liver Oomplai01, Nenr. algia, Lose of Memory, Bronchitis, Con- snmption, Gall Stones, Janndioe, Kidney and Urinary Diseasee, St. Vituo' Dance, Female Irregularities and General De- bility. LABORATORY, GODERICH, ONT, J. M. MoLEOD, Prop. and Manufacturer Bold by .nae. Fox, Druggist, Brussels. Spectacles -0F ALL KINDS- • Fitted to Correct all Failures of Eyesight, and your Eyes tested FREE by latest Optical methods at Division Court Office, BRUSSELS, The Standard Bank o1 Canada. Money Orders For &mannta of fifty Dolhere and under issued by this Bank, payable at par at any obartered Bank In Canada, witb the exception of Brentano in the Yukon Dis- trict. RATES Under $10 $10 to 20 20 to 30 30 to 60 $0.0S 0.10 0.12 0.14 J. N. GORDON, Agent, BRUSSELS. Y rlajit Who Live out of Town Don't think fora moment that my store is too far away. Every step you take my way is money in your poo- ket. Call and see what I have in- -Dress Goods, Silks, -Trimmings, Ribbons, -Lace Curtains, Prints, -Mullins, Art Draperies, -Cottons, Cottonades, -Flannelettes. 5•A1loays a full line of Cromp- ton Corsets. Groceries.-'-' Complete stook of fresh Groceries, Canned Goode, Spices. Teas and Coffees a specialty. J. G-. SKENE. Agent for Parker's Dye Works. SHIN LES British Columbia Red Cedar Shingles North Shore Pine and Cedar FOR SALE AT man Brussels Planing Q� �illc b N Also Doors and Sash of all Pat terns on hand or made to order at Short Notioe. Estimates Furnished for all kinds of Buildings. Workman- ship and Material Guaranteed, P. AMENT, Wilton Turnbull Have a good assortment of seasonable linos in the way of heady Mized Paints Screens Doors and Windows, Carpet Sweepers, Cheese Factory Supplies, &o. Now is the tilno to attend to the Screen •Doors and Windows before tho flies come. We can suit you both for price and quality. Specialty made of Evetrouglhings. Have you bought your supply of...... BINDERTWIN a Wo handle the Celebrated Diamond Modal brand. Give us a call. 'WILTON IL ..L, ON & „1,. 6J R.i.,`I J L L.