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BUSINESS CARDS,
ONEY TO LOAN AT 5 PER
pont. 1.R.8OOT7+, Brussels,
WH. MOO1 AOKEN,
Iecurcr ofalarringe Ll0o4000, 0nloo
u 1110 Oro000y, Turnberry street. Brussels,
N. BARRETT,.
r ToneorlaiArtist. Shop—Next door
North of 410 Standard Bank, Wiwi' and
o1ildroue hair putting a opocialty:
TilARMS FOR SALE. THE UN -
1. rimmed/an 1100 several good Farms for
sale andto rent, easy terms in Townships
of Horde and Groy. Ti S. ;3b OT1',Bruasel0
T)11, ROSS, DENTIST, OF
11 Wtngbam, wn1 be at 6)10 American
notal Brusseele, ovary other Thursday, tom•
monolog
in all its f rouohee to the moat of
n
and p-to•date style. 00•tf
.MISS JEAN M1LAUCHLIN,
—TEACHER OF—
, PIANO - AND — ORGAN,
aFayssa .S,
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM
INSURANCE,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
T. FLETCHER
Issue, of Marriage Licenses,
OFFICE AT JEWELliy STORE.
larNo Witness Required.
T. FL74'1'CHER, Brussels
MISS SARAH LOUISE MOORE,
L. C. M..
Academia graduate of London Conserva-
tory of Music, is prepared. to rooeil% a limit-
ed number of pupils for instruction on the
piano, Walton—Monday, Tuesday ; Brussels
—Wedneeday, Thursday ; Searorth—O'rldey,
Saturday. Qualified to prepare pupils far
the Principal% Form iu the Conservatory of
Muni(,
ALEX. HUNTER,
Clerk of the Fourth Division Cour
Co, Huron. Conveyancer, 'Notary Publio
invtestedOan and and to 1000. Collectioce ns muode
Omoe in Graham's Block,Brossele
AUCTIONEERS.
AHUNTER, LICENSED AUG.
o TIo0EER. Money to loan. Farms
to sell,
Ill S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION•
• Ban, will sell for bettor prices, to
batter mon, iu ane limo and less °barges
than any other Auctioneer in Met Huron
or he won't (Urge anything, Dates and
oorders can !always r by personalppliapplication. at this 011100cationn
VETERINARY.
T D. WARWICK,
el • Honor Graduate of the Ontario
Veterinary College. is prepared to treat all
diseases
manner, Particularestioated ) attention yP mals in a com-
petent
to dad t , veterinary
and Infirmary—Four -Four ldoors
northto, OO
north of bridge 'Puxnberry at., Brussels.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
M.
T V • SSINr,OLonAvIR, BrA,RaIrSTPEoR
n'oOftloeotone's oororthof Central HoSlttorfor the
B
Stanched Bank.
G• F. BLAIR, BARRISTER,
Solicitor, &o. (lata of Garrow &
Proodfoot'e 011100, Godexloh.) Office over
01111es& Smto ith's
auk, Brussels,Mone47
M • G. CAMERON,
(POrmorly of 0ameren, Holt &
Onex0itont,30Goderioh,
Cameron St.,
borne Hotel,
MEDICAL CARDS.
J. A. M'NAUGHTON.
M.D., O. M., Trinity University, Fellow Trin-
ity Modioal College, Member College of Phy
eloiune and surgeons, Ont. Lioeutiate of the
Royal Collage of Physicians and Licentiate
of Midwifexy, ltdiobuogb. so -Telephone
040,14. Reoidenee, =1St., Bxuseele.
• E. T. SNIDER,
M.D., 0, M., successor to Dr, A. McKelvey,
Licentiate of Royal College of Pbyeioians
and Surgeons, Kingston ; Member of the Col-
lege of Pnyeioinns and 80100000 of Ontario.
Diseases of women and children a specialty,
Eight years' experience. 1.3.-0111oe and res-
Kelvoy, Tunberry street, Brussels. y Dx20-e•
✓. M. ARMSTRONG,
M.B.. M.D., M.C.P.S.O.
PHYSICIAN, SURGEON,
A000130HEUR, ETC.
Special attention given to dt000000 of the
Throat and Lunge and diseases of Woman
and Children,
RIISIDi9NOE—WALTON, ONT.
DR. F. H. KALBFLEISCH,
PHYSICIAN, 01R0E0N AND 00001001E010,
SUCCESSOR TO OR. W. GRAHAM.
BRUSSELS, ONTARIO.
let Olnee Honor Graduate of the Univorsi-
tiesof T,dnity(Toronto), Qtmen's (lKingston)
andotTriuity Modioal College; Follow of
TrinitttttyMedlcal College and member of the
(Wiese
Post Gr eluate BcourBurgeons1troittand
Cbiango,1099. Special attention paid to dia-
eaees of nye, Bar, Nose and Throat, and die -
enema Women, tO'Oonsultation in l9ng-
fall and German. Telephone at residence,
STOCK FOR SERVICE
IMPROVED YORKSHIRE
BOAR FOR SERVICE.
The too on
:koo for sory
ASS. (Mn, 0 Morrie, p
LOt*LO Oou.O�Morns, the thm•o'-brad Im-
proved YorIOulro Boar, "Oa0 Lodge Long-
followJ' No, 2480, bred by x. n, Brethou0, Bur-
ford, to whish a limited number of sows will
be taken, Terme, X1,00, to be paid at time
of oet•vioo with privilege of returning if nee -
Woozy.
/Lumber of choice remits owe for gala for
breeding purposes which will bo gold at
pr1o21 to golf IROLUT"N000OG, Proprietor,
•
G1)see-ice.
MINTS Oto NEWS, -- On Wedneeday
of lest week the grim reaper death again
Visited our village, and the spirit of David
Lowrie tool; Ile flight to that better
world beyond, aged 74 year( and 2
months. Lilo remain0 were laid to rept
in the Garrio cemetery on Friday after-
ngon,—A Toronto firm sold over $100
worth of bootie to the Free Public Lib,
racy,—Thos. Vittie is able to be out again
after his recent severe illness, though in
vet very weak.—David Gathers, of the
3rd con., underwent 0 critical operation
in Toronto on Monday of teat week.—A
couple of Italians were in town on Mom
day supplying onr oltizone with soma
choice muoia.—The front of Earngey'e
barber shop has been repainted.—Mies
Edna Bean, of Woodotook, is in town
visiting friends.
Lift wet.
LIVELY LINRO.—Listowel Fall Show on
Tuesday and Wedneeday, Sept. 19 and
20.—Vio. Bamford, of the Standard staff,
ban been laid off for the poet week with a
slight attack of fever..—The interior of
the Bank of Hamilton here is about to
undergo ooneiderable improvement, a
plan of which is being prepared by the
Baok'e oontraotor.—Ln uuforbunate er-
oident happened to J. S. Kidd, proprietor
of the Arlington House here, while at a
barn raising at D. MoQuoter'e, town line
East, Wedneeday evening of last week.
He was standing on the barn floor when
a pike pole slipped, and otruck him on
the back of the head, the blow knooking
him forward. In falling, his faoe came
in 0ontaot with the floor and wes badly
out, and hie nose wee broken. He was
picked up unooneoioue, and it was at first
thought that his smartie were vary seri.
oue.—Geo. Dunham, who has been a
resident ot Manitoba for 18 years, has
returned to this neighborhood, and pur-
poeee spending several months with his
brother near Trowbridge.—At a public
meeting the following resolution wan car.
ried approving of the principle of aiding
and assisting Masers. Foerob, Fleming do
Crowe to eetablioh a Furniture Factory
upon the linea of the proposition now put
forward by them, surrounded by proper
safeguards for the continuous wonting
thereof for a definite and specified time,
and upon an agreement to be carefully
considered and presented to the ratepay-
ers before asking a vote on the question.
Working Night and nay
Tho busiest and mightiest little thing
that ever was made is Dr. King's New
Life Pills. Every Pill is a auger coated
globule of health, that changes weaknee9
iuto strength, listlessness into energy,
brain fag into mental power. Tbey're
wonderful in building up the health.
Only 25o per box. Sold by G. A. Dead•
man, Druggist.
1t Tole also r tla.
NEWSY NOTES.—Death has again vieited
thio village. Henry Bonnett died on Ju'y
25, at the age of 01 years. The funeral
took plane on Wedneeday, when the re
mains were taken to the Methodist
church, where the services were oondoot•
ed by Rev. 0. W. Bristol, assisted by Rev
G. Ballantyne. Deceased leaven a widow
and five children, four eons and one
daughter, to mourn the lose of a kind
hatband and loving father. The family
have the sympathy of the entire tom•
munity.—Rev. G. Ballantyne and wife
are visiting friends at Orangeville and
other pointe.—Mrd. Springer, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. J. McKee,
has returned to her home at Portland,
Oregon.—W. Wood and Master George
Wood spent a week with friends at Kia•
oardine,—Mr. and Mrs. Winegardner,
Parkhill, are visiting Mrs. Winegardner's
daughter, Mrs. R. Mitobell.—Mies Susie
Terry hes returned home after visiting
friends in Milverton and other plum—
Reggie Wood is epending a few days with
friends in Stratford.—A. M. and Mrs.
Patterson, of Galt, were calling on old
friends.—The Messrs. Menzies have re-
turned after vieitiug in Galt, Hamilton
and other places.—Mise Maggie Baird
and Mise Mary Elliott, of Bright, re•
turned home on the let inst.'
after spend•
ins n few days with friends here, Mime
Baird is anon to leave Bright, where she
hoe resided most of her life, for Brad-
dock, Pa. --Miss Terry bee returned home
after spending a week with friends in
Jamestown.
yealorth.
SUMAC= S>rETooEn.—Josiah Watson
has purchased the Coleman naw mill and
stavefaotory and intends starting up in
the course of a few weeks. -On Tuesday
evening of last week Walter Rankin,
aged 87 years and 0 months, died at the
home of hie brother-in-law, Robt, Haw•
theme, Egmondville, after being a severe
enfferer from ooneumption for a number
of months. The funeral took place on
Thursday afternoon to the Harpnrhey
cemetery, and was largely attended by
the deceased's numerous friends.—Tues-
day of last week woo Seafortb'e Civic
holiday. The town seemed to be deserted
as there was eoarcely a person to be seen
on the streets after the departure of the
epeoial exoureion train to Goderioh at
8 B0, Some 50 of our townspeople went
to Brantford on the early train and spent
the day theca, while over 700 persona
took advantage of the band exoureion
and went to Goderioh.—On Wedneeday,
2nd inst., between 4 and 5 a. m., a heavy
bail storm passed over Seatorth. Those
who were up before the storm broke gay
that from the appearanoe of the oloude
one would judge that a cyclone was hang•
ing over this section of the country. The
lightning wan very vivid, although distant
but it did ooneiderable damage to the
telephone system as quite a number of
the telephones wore bnrut out. For about
a quarter of an hour the wind was very
strong and the downfall of rain was
heavy, then the hail name with great
violence. Some of the hailstones were a0
large as email bene eget. The fruit and
leaver were all beaten off the trees, the
potatoes, vegetables and grains were Jail
on the ground while the window penes on
the South side of a great many buildings
were chattered. The Methodist and
Boman Oatholio °hurtled had a great
nntnbar of the colored w indo wa riddled
t ' l fared more or
' t different mills al ar
while he di
lees eevorely. It ft laid that two hundred
dollars will not 000101 the loos sustained
by either of the ohurebee before mention•
ed. The storm was pretty general in
this eeotion het no where else did they
have much hail. In fact in 0omo per -
Hone of that town the hail was more
9eVer0 than in 0there, In Harpnrhey
there wee little or rinse, while in the t
llaetward nearly every house had win.
1
down riddled, The herdwere merollante
were kept hustling for fieveral days alp-
plying our oitisons and the farming with
window glum. Boma of the (admit rani.
dente say that this wee tiro oovereet hall
storm that bee vieited this place in the
lest forty years,
Litco o.aoo'ev.
Ramat Lioior 're, -Loyal Legion will
not meet until after vaoation.—James
MoGregor, of We village, hoe aooepted a
si