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A All E B AL U Irl S N I4 S POST
BUSINESS CARPS,
MONEY To LOAN AT 5 PEE
oouh F,R. SOO!f7.', Brueaols.
Me0RA.OKEN,
r • learn'Oi'orfdnrr'lagaL1oonaoe. Olites
at his Grocery, Yurnborry atroot, li meals.
N. I311RRETT,
• TouaorlalArtiet• Shop -Noxa door
.NaTtit of the Standard Bank. Ladies' mud
Ohlldrunehair cutting aspeolalty,
IR. ROSS, DENTIST, OF
-wiugbatn, will be at the American
lintel Brus0Ole, every other Thursday. 00m.
1n aiming July lath, for the praetis() of don -
and iii to dgte'atria boa, lu the moat 1110a0113.3
M. NIORRISON,
Issuer of Marriage Licenses,.
WALTON, ONT.
MISS JEAN M'LAUCHLIN,
—TEACHER OF—
PIANO — AND - ORGAN,
75mvssas,0, Dove.
CUNNINGHAM
E
ROB RT
INODRANOE,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
T. FLETCHER
Issue, of Marriage Licenses,
OFFIOE AT JEWEIAv STORE.
t. No Witness Required.
T. FLl'tTOHEI1, Brussels
MISS SARAH LOUISE MOORE,
L. O. M..
Academic graduate of London Conserva-
toryof Muni°, oleo Member of the Aeaoctated
Musicians of is prepareto rooeive
a limited number Ontario,of pupils for�linstruction
on the piano. Qualified to impure pupils for
the Principal's Form iu the OouOOiVOtory of
Music.
Brussels, Ontario.
MISS CARRIE MOORE,
Of London Ceiservatory of Music.
Teacher of Violin and Gaiter,
Will receive a limitednumber of pupils for
September. For For further Cleat! nation apply
to alias S. L. Moore, music teauh or.
ALES.. HUNTER,
Clerk of the Fourth Dlvlelon Cour
Co, Huron. Conveyancer, Notary Public
investedoand to d leen. nOolleotiOne made
OOlee in Graham's Blook, Brancid
AUCTIONEERS.
A HUNTER, LICENSED AUC-
• TIONELTR. MODey to loan. Farms
to sell.
h. S. SCOTT AS AN AUOTION-
• nun, will sell for better prices, to
better moss in ens time and lass charges
than any other Auctioneer in East Huron
or 11e won't eltarg0 anything. Dates and
orders Dan 'always be arranged at this 051oe
or by personal application
VETERINARY.
Anvo1n1inna is the moat important
thing about any bns(neea. It le the vital
spark. What, geed dean it do you to have
the very beat thing or the very greeted
bargain on earth if people do not know II?
Srunnnww OONTESTe.--The following
speeding aonteete will talto place at the
Fair : Farmer°' trot or pane, half mile
Nate, let, $5 00, 2nd, $8 00, 8rd, $2 00.—
8.minute race, mile heats, let, $15.00,
2nd, $10.00, 3rd, $5 00,. Freo.for all,
Milo heats, 101, $20.00, 2nd, $12 00, Std,
$0,00. hulas. --In Farmers' Race Com-
mittee to name home that aro eligible ;
no entrance fee ; for other 14teee entrance
5g� of purse. All oompetitore meet
fee
be members of the Agricultural Society.
-Races 2 in 3, fenieb the grd heat.—
American Aseooiation rules to govern,—
Horan eligible on Sept. let ; 4 to enter
and 3 to start.—Speeding to take plat, at
2 o'olook.
OnAN°E IN TELEPHONE Reevs.—The
Bell Telephone Company have announced
a change in the rated whioh makes a
material reduction in message rates
between 0 o'olook p. m. end 8 o'clock a.
m. Formerly the rates were exactly the
same for night meeeagos, but under the
cents
order all messages over 26
new g
shall go at half rate, provided the half
rate is not under 25o. Io other words, a
subscriber could talk for five minutes
with a Maud le Toronto between 6 p. m• $86 furnishing entiafaotory moiety to
and 8 a. m. for 25 cents instead of 60 theamount of $12,000. On motion of
acute, Ute regular rata. Supposing the pods and Shaw By laws No. 6, 7 and 8,
rate is 35 ciente, it is rearmed to 95 cents.
The rates below 20 ciente are not affected
by the change, The change practically
'only applies to long dietanoe rates,
TonA000 Onewene.—In the State of
Indlena there is a law iufifoting It heavy
penalty upon anyone guilty of [pitting on
the ,-ideweelre or hallways of any public
building. Notices are posted up in pub-
lic planes giving warning to all concerned,
This law was put on the statute books
for two reagens. First, on the ground of
Public health, and secondly, the staining of
the walk and floors and consequent dig.
fienretnent of the same. Now that the
new sidewalks are being put down in
Brussels it would be an aot of common
eenee on the part of those who uee the
weed to see to it that they will observe
the acme rule as the Indianan[ and
thereby aid in keeping the walks in the
beet possible oondilioo. People are not
paying out good money for the sake of
having their walks marred by the
thougbtlessnese of others.
EAST H11a0N FALL FAIR.—The attract.
tions at the East Huron Fall Fair will be
as follows : Best lady driver, the 000•
testant to harness horse, hitoll to buggy
and drive once around the half mile
treolt ; horses to trot or pane ; full set of
harness, let, $2.50, god, $1.50, 3rd, $1.00.
—Foot race, 100 yards, beet 2 in 3, (Pro-
feseionale barred,) let, $2.00, 2nd, $1.00.
—Boy's race, under 12 years, 50 yards,
let, $1.00, 2ud, 75o., Brd, 50e., 4th, 25o.—
Girle' race. under 14 years, 60 yards, let,
75c., 2nd, 50e., 8rd and 4th, 20o.—Ladies'
race, 50 yards, 1st, $1.00, 2nd, 500.—Fa1l
Show Directors' race, let, leather medal,
2nd, diploma.—Old man's race, over 50
years, 100 yards, let, $1.00, tad, 60o.—
Best trained collie dog (exhibition to be
given on Fair ground) 1st, $2.00, Ind,
$1.00 ; three entries or no prize.—Bi-
cycle race, open to East Huron, mile
heats, best 2 in 3, let, 55.00, 2ud, $8,00,
3rd, $2 00. No entrance fee.—Foot and
bioyole recce at 8 p. m., and lady driving
ut 4 O'olools sharp.
Wm 1900 Is NOT A LEAP YEAtt.—In
answer to the query "Will there be a 29th
toD. WARWIOK, ' of February in the year 1900; and if not,
• Honor Graduateof the Ontario why not ?" the New York Sun ear :—
Veterinary College, ie prepared to treat all The year 1890 was a leap year, and the
dieoaees of domesticated animals 1n a cora- next one will be 1904, eight years later.
patent manner. Particular attention paid This to On account Of the ingenious device
to veterinary dentietr Calls promptly at-
tended to. Mee and Infirmary—Faux Moore for maintaining, as nearly as can be, oon•
north of bridge Turnberry et., Brussels. oordaooe between the oivil or Gregorian
calendar and the solar or aetronomioal
calendar. Everybody knows that the
time required for the earth to make a
revelation around the ern is the true
solar year. It is easy to gee why men, in
their ordinary affairs, do not give the
year its exact solar time value, but ern -
ploy the civil calendar they have devised
instead of the solar calendar. The length
of the solar year, expressed precieely, is
365.242216 days, or a little less than 364
Clays. It is obvious that in the bneineae
affairs of life it would be very inoonven-
Gillies & Smith's Sank, Bretools.d7 lent to nee a time division called a year
Money to Loamoontainiog so many day[ and a fraction
of a day. For ordinary purposes the
year must be counted as so many days.
The ordinary year is, therefore, counted
at; 365 days, wbioh is nearly a fourth of
a day shorter than the true year.
BreammI, PRIZES.—The following special
prizes will be given at the Fell Fair on
Ootcher 5th and 013: Geo. 'Thomson,
grocer, offers for beet 2 year-old roadster,
in harness, style and speed considered,
181,$2.00 ; 2nd, $1.00.—G. A. Deadman
offers 50 cents for the best 1 dozen tea
biscuits made with Deadman's Baking
Powder ; biscuits to become his property.
—W. H. Kerr will give Tum Pose for one
year for the beet two loaves of home
made bread ; and THE Pm for a year for
the best five pound roll of butter ; both
articles to become his property.—W. H.
McCracken offers to porobasere of eeod
6 from him, ae follows, sax Swede turnips,
i let, 50o., 2nd, 250, ; six long red mange's,
d 'hit h • v a e,eoialty. let, 500„ 2nd, 25e. ; six yellow Globe
mangele, 1st, 50o,, 2nd,25o.—Oil painting,
original Blotch, not lees than 16x20 in,,
from spot selected by the Seoretary, to
be limited by metes and bounds. Intend•
ing competitors Can get full information
from the Secretary. 1st, $8, 2nd, 02,—
Beet aore of Swede turnips, let, $8.00,
2nd, §2.00,81d, $1.50, 4th, $1.00.—Beet
half acre of mangelo, let, $8.00, 2nd,
$2.00, 3rd, $150, 4th, $1.00. An entrance
fee of 500. to be made at time of making
entries. Entries to be made before Show
day and prizes to be awarded not Met
than Oot. 20131.
Morrie Council Wresting,'.
The 00uno11 not in the Council room,
Morrie, op August 7th, according to ad•
jqurnment 1 all members present except
Mr. Cardiff. Minutes of last meeting
read and confirmed. On motion of Code
and Jaokeon the Reeve was inetruoted to
expend $•f0 in nutting down Maxwell's
bill on 3rd line. On motion of Jaokeou
and Shaw Mr. Code wag Mistreated to
have road et lot 4, eon, 7, put in proper
state of repair. On motion of Jaokeon
and Shaw the oontraob for digging the
Garniea drain wae awarded to A. elm
Oorm(alc, of Dashwood, hie tender being
the lowest, and the clerk was inetruoted
to forward ugr0entent for eignalure,
satisfactory eocurIty to be given, On
motion of Shaw and Linde Mr, tebieter
was appoiotod inspeutor on Garnisedraiu,
05 per cont. to be paid as the work pro
greseee, On motion of Jackson and
Shaw the clerk wars mistreated to notify
the owners of lot 0, on con. 6, to have
their fence and other obstructions re.
moved from sideline adjoining their
property within 80 clays, otherwise it will
be removed all their expense. On motion
of Code and Jaoksou the rove and
treucurer were instruotod to borrow six
hundred dollars to moat ourreut oxpon-
ReM. On motion of Coda and Shaw the
yearlystatement was ac•
er e halfmo
treaeur a
uepted as satiefeetory and filed. On
motion of Jaokeon end OudeJohn Mooney
was app 'Meed collector at a salary of
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
YVM. SINCLAIR, BARRISTER
• solicitor, Conveyancer ,NotaryPnb-
Ile, &u. OfIIoe—Vaust0ne's Block, 1 door
north of Central Bete Solicitor for the
Stan dead Bank.
G• F. BLAIR, BARRISTER,
•Solicitor, &o. (late of Gamow &
Proud(oot'e Oillce, Goderieh.( 00100 over
jf G. CAMERON,
I :& • (Formerly of Cameron, Holt &
Cameron,) Barrister and Solicitor, Goderi011,
Out. Olnce—linrailton St., Opposite Ooh
borne Hotel,
MEDICAL CARDS.
J. A. M'NAUGHTON,
O.Trinity Uni. erect Fellow Trin-
ity
di M.,lo y Y C,
1 College, Mambos College of Phy-
sicians
a
it Mod en g ,
y
f the
eioia l and Surgeons, Ont. Licentiate o
Roya10o1loga.oiPhyyeialats and Licentiate
of Midwifery, Ddinburgb. ta-Telephone
N0.11, Residence, Mill St., Brussels,
E. T. SNIDER,
M. D., 0, M., successor to Dr. A. Mulielvey,
Licentiate of Royal College of Physicians
and Burgeons, Kingston • Member of the 001.
loge of Physicians and Snrgeon0 of Ontario,
Diseases Of women an a ire ti
Eight years' experience, t:SY•0(100 and r00-
idenoe that formerly °coupled by Dr. Me-
KelVey,'rurnberry, street, Brnssets. 25.
DR. F. 11 KALRFLEISCH,
MHY8r0IAN, 0000808 AND 80001J0116011,
SUCCESSOR TO DR. W. GRAHAM,
BRUSSELS, - ONTARIO.
lot Class Honor Graduate of the ',Univers!.
ti ea of Trinity (Toronto), Queen's (Kingston)
and of Trinity Medical College; Fellow of
Trinity Mediae' College and member of the
UAloge of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontar-
io. Post Graduate Oeur0o in Detroit and
Chicago,1000. Spordel attention paid to die
(weal of Rye, Dar, Nose and Throat, and die -
macs of Woman, t'Oonsnitation iu tang•
ieh and Gorman, Telephone at residence,
STOCK FOR SERVICE
IMPROVED YORKSHIRE
BOAR FOR SERVICE.
The undersigned will 'keep for service on
Lot 25Con, 5 Morris, the thora'•bred nu -
waved Yorkshire Boar, "Oak Lodge Long-
fellow,. NO, 2480, bred by 3,11, Brpt11000, Bur.
ford, to which a.limitcct number of sevum will
be taken.. Toxins, $1,00, to b0 paid e t time
010mvlee with privilege of rotmniu8 truce.
e0nary.
A number of choice young gore fee bale for
brooding purposes wealth will lie sold at
prima; to salt IRblar �N1013011, Prtptiotor,
Discovered • by a Woman.
Another great discovery has been made,
and that too, by a lady in this country.
"Disease fastened Be clutches upon her
abd for seven years she withstood its
severest teeth, but her vital organs were
uudermined and death seemed imminent.
For three menthe she coughed incessant•
ly, and could not sleep. She finally die -
covered a way to recovery, by purohae-
ingof ns a bottle of 11r, Xing's New Die.
oovery for Ooneumption, and was so much
relieved on taking first dose, that eho
slept all night ; and with two bottles, has
been absolutely cured. Her name ie Mrs.
Luther Lutz. Thus writhe W. 0. Stam.
nick & Co., of Shelby, N. 0. Trial hot. gegen, attending to scarlet fever 00008
Bee free at Deadman a Drug Store. re Board of Health, $4 ; Robert Docket,
Regular sive 50o and $1.00. Every bob. Ouleert
e toe side toed 5, oon. 6,1ot 25, $12 ;
do guaranteed, 1, g vollingo9i side road 6,
1890, were duly read and passed. Ao-
oouott were ordered to )30 pad as
follows :—R, B. Warw(ok, repairing
scraper, 50 cents ; Beatty Bros., grovel -
link, $10.38 ; J. Colley, grave', $7.14 ; J.
Gulley, inspecting, $3 70 ; R. B. War-
wick, inapeotieg, $6.00 ; John McKinnon,
gravelling, $72 92 ; G. Maxwell, gravel
and lumber, $2 85 ; Dnfl & Stewart, gum•
bar, $19 22 ; Duff & Stewart, repairing
bridge, $21 ; Dui? & Stewart, rebuilding
bridge, $102 ; Duff & Stewart, lumber for
culvert, $20.12 ; 11. Ookridge, repairing
waeboet, $40.37 ; H• Richmond, repair-
ing bridge, $18.00 ; D. Laidlaw, timber
and work on bridge, $5; Snell and James,
nutting hills, $10 ; J. Brown, culvert, $4 ;
T. Reuel, gravel and repairing oulvert,
$6 ; Geo. Sauvby, aide ditoh on West
boandery, $1 ; W. Farrow, culvert, $7 ;
John Bell, $4 ; Wm. Duff, tile, $2 ; Shaw
and 1MIeager, ditoh and culvert, $11 R.
Shaw, oulvert, $9.50 ; A. Modell, under•
bruebing, $7; L. Wheeler, inspecting, $2;
R. Nioholeon, gravelling, $11 ; R. ?Allier,
gravelling, $15.88 ; D. H. Moffat, in.
spiriting, $2 ; Jae. Irwin, printing, $20 ;
R, Stubbs, culvert, $1.50 ; A. Howlett,
oulvert, $2 50 ; P. Jackson, gravel, $9.26 ;
Wni. Jackson, gravelling, $20 ; Jae.
Kearney, lumber and repairing, $4.00;
Jae. Sherrie, fouoeviewere fees, $2 ; P.
Oanlelon, ditoh and culvert, $1; C.
Pollard, gravelling, $52.85 ; Jas. Bolger,
inspecting, $0 ; Ira Etcher, damage, $1 ;
Wm. Garners, spikes, 20 omits. For
gravel -0. G. Campbell, $7.18 ; Wm.
Forrest, 75 ciente ; Wm. Wray, $3.20 ; E.
Irving, $4.80 ; Geo. Grigg, $3 65 ; P.
Belly, $15 40 ; H• Jackson, $4.40 ; 0.
Stokoe,$9.75 ; J. Breokeoridge, $3 04',
Wm. Sboldice, $3.00 ; W. Turvey, $12.-
28
12:28 ; Wm. Little, $6.80 ; J. Smith, $4 ;
F. Keys, $1.85 ; Geo. Kirkby, $2 10 ; It.
Blair, $1.92; Jae. Sherrie, $5.52( J.
King, 70 Dente ; A. B, Jackson, $5.76 ; B.
Wilkineon, $5.65 ; Wm. Little, $2.85 ; A.
Proctor, $4.80 ; Jae. 'rhuell, $6 30 ; J.
Leech, $8.16 ; Geo. Proctor, $1.80. On
motion of Jackson and Shaw the Connell
then adjourned to meet again on the 18th
September next. War. Orem, Clerk.
I.lorlona Nowe
Comes from Dr. D, B. Oargile, of
Waehtta, I. T. He writes :"Four bottles
of Eleotrio Bitters humoured Mrs. Brewer
of scrofula, which has paused her great
eufferiug for years. Terrible three would
break out on her head and facie, and the
beet doctors oonld give no help ; but her
mire is oomplete and her health is excel.
lent." This chows what thoueande have
proved,—that Electric Bittere is the best
blood purifier known. It's the supreme
remedy for eozema, tetter, salt rheum,
ulcers, boile and running sores. Itstimu-
late° liver, kidoeye and bowels, expels
poisons, helps digestion, builds up the
strength. Only 50 cents. Sold by G. A.
Deadman, Druggist. Guaranteed.
Grey Council Meeting.
The Municipal Counnoil'of the Town-
ship of Grey met in the Township Hall
on August 1601, pursuant to adjournment.
Members were all present, Reeve in the
ohmic. Minutes of last meeting were
read and passed. Moved by Adam Turn-
bull, seconded by Isaac Lake that Geo.
Oliver bo paid the sum of $1,625.00 on
account of Government Drain No. 2 eon.
tract as per Engineer's report—Carried.
byJas. MoDonald, seconded
Movedby
Reeve and
' in eev
Robb. Livingston that the v g
Clerk bo authorized to sign the agreement
with the G. T. R. Company for the deep
ening of the oulvort across the railway
track at lot 8, oon. O—Oarried. Moved
by Robb. Livingston, seconded by Jae.
McDonald that the Clerk be authorized
to notify Mrs. Robb. McKee and Samuel
Sangster to remove choir fences at once
off the road allowanoo on side road at
lobe 40 and 41, con. 1.—Oarried. Mov.
ed by Jae, McDonald, seconded by Ieaao
Lake that Bylaw No. 139, as read, be
provisionally adopted, and bo printed
and served in manner set out in 5th para.
graph of the enacting portion of said By-
law, and that a 00001 of Revision 011 the
essesement fu said Bylaw be held in the
Township Hall, Ethel, on Saturday, the
23rd day of September next, at 1.0 o'olook
a. m.—parried. Moved by Robt. Living-
ston, seconded by Teem Lake that Mee.
see. Turnbull Dud McDonald bo author -
Med to go and examine Clark's and
Logan's bridges with a view to having
them repaired—Oarried. The following
accounts were presented, viz, :—Jae.
Logan, part payment for cleaning out
Silver Corners drafu, $90 ; Donald Mc-
Donald, repairing bridge on hide road 1,
eon. 2, 7.00. ; Joseph Shaw, culvert on
side road 3, oon. 4, $7.85 ; David Duke,
The 'Western Fair, London
SEPTEMBER 7th to I6th, 1899.
Bntriee aloe° September 6th. Space allotted on receipt of entry.
Exhibits will be enthroned, attraoti0ne bettor than ever. Hippodrome, Ober -
lot Raaoe, Champion Sword Contests, Imperial Jape, Famous Lady ltilere, World
Renowned Gymnasts and Aerial Artiste Were, Fireworks emelt .evening, "The
Britieh and Americana 1n Samoa," and all ring and 916010rm attrac1ione.
Speolal expansion trains will leave London moll evening after the fireworks,
Grounds will bo beautifully illuminated,
Send for Prize Lista and Programa,
Ilr. COT,, W, hf. OA13'1'SU010E,
PRESIDENT,
J. A. NI:LLI'1S,
Sh1CRwtART.
0011, 0, $750 ; Joseph Savage, ditch at
lots '25 and 20, con, 0, $12.911 ; John Mo.
Nabb, gravel and gravelling at lots 20
and 21, Don. 14, $18 ; Alex. Brown, out -
ting brush on road at lots 20 and 21, con.
15, $8 ; Wm, Pollard, gravel, $0.24 ;
Henry Bateman, gravel, $11.04 ; Itobt,
Coutts, gravel, $8.00 ; Frank Miller,
gravel, $13 53 ; John hose, grading and
culvert at lob 24, oon, 0, $10.40 ; Geo.
Oliver, part payment on Government
Drain No. 2 contract, $1,025 ; John
Hanna, g
ra
dingan
and gravelling on
bou
nd•
*fry Grey and Elma, Greyshare $14 rJohn Hanna,ravel$2 80 ; Treasurer
township of MoXillop,
Clerk's fees and
publishing By-law re Government Drain
No. 2 and outlet, $44 ; Treas. G. T. Be
proposed deepening of •
culvert across rail-
way track at lot 8. con. 9, $175. Moved
by Isaac Lake, seconded by Robb. Liv-
ingston that the above accounts be peid—
Carried. Counoil then adjourned to
meet again on Saturday, the 23rd day of
September next at the Townellip hall as
Court of Revieion on the assessment of
By law No. 139.
WU. SMUK.I., Clerk.
Brussels Council.
A meeting of the Council take held on
Monday evening of last week ; all the
members being present.
The engineer's reports on six sidewalk
petitions were presented and accepted.
They were No.11, on the West aide of
John street between ()Mown etreet and
Ellen etreet ; No. 12, on the West side of
Alexander etreet between Thomas and
Mill etreet[ ; No. 13, on the North side of
Ellen etreet betweeu John and Turnberry
streets ; No. 14, on the South side of
Thomas etreet between Alexander and
Mary streets ; No. 16 on, the North side
of Oatherine etreet between Turnberry
and Elizabeth etreet[ and No. 111 on the
West aide of Princess street between
Queen and lot 229. A court of revision
on the frontage aeeesement on all these
etreet[ will be held on September 4111.
The following a0000nte were ordered to
be paid :
F. S. Scott, Maumee $25 00
1t. Henderson, freight 12 00
Bylaw No. 15 was finally passed.
The question of buying a road grader
was then taken up and the agents for the
Sawyer•Meeaey and the Champion were
beard. On resolution it was decided to
buy a machine and the two competing
firma were ask to give an exhibition of
the working of their machines and the
one proving most eatiefaotory would he
purchased. Tbie will be done and the
oompetition will take place on September
let.
11IoB iilop,
TosvoonIP 00uNoIL.— Council met in
Jonoe' Hall, Leodbury, on Monday, Aug.
7th ; members and Treasurer all present.
A000unte were paesed for lumber, gravel,
gravelling, repairing enlverte, bridges,
and eng�gineer's fees amounting to $421.11.
A By•iaw was passed for levying Oonnty,
Township, Township sobool rate' and the
different eohool section rates. Union
notions 1, 2, and 12 sent iu no requests
for sohools. Half of the trueteee do not
notify the Clerk in January of their
tames nor their Secretary's name and
seem to think they should get their
money without requesting at all. The
total tax without school eeotion rates le
4 63/100 mills on the dollar, The town•
ship is 2e mills as they are building two
steel bridges that will Dost about $1,800
or more when finished. Sobool eeotion
rates run from 3/10 mills to 1 8/10 mills.
Scheele receive $702.88 interest this year.
Council adjourned to meet in Jones' hall,
Leadbury, on Monday, Sept. 4th, at 1
o'olook p. m , JNo. 0. MonmsoN, Clerk.
Be Fooled the Su 0eene.
All doctors told Renick Hamilton, of
West Jefferson, 0., after suffering 18
months from Rental Fistula, he would
die union a costly operation wag per-
formed ; bat he oared himself with five
boxes of Buoklen'e Arnica Salve, the aux.
eat Pile oure on Earth, and the beet Salve
in the World. 25 ciente a box. Sold by
, Druggist.
ist
Deadman
G. A. gg
131.v telt
BRIEFLY Toxn,—Speoial prizes are to
be given for triale of speed at Blyth Fair.
—Division comb was held in Blyth Mon.
day.—Blyth Fair—Ootober 0131 and 10111,
—At the meeting of Court Morning Star,
Canadian Order of Foresters a resolution
of sympathy was passed to Bro. R,iohard
Sonora, over the decease of his son,—A
very enjoyable afternoon was [pont in
tbo basement of the Presbyterian obnroh
on the 10131 feet„ when a number of the
members of the Women's Foreign Mie.
eionary society met to quilt eeveral qullte
which bad been prepared by the ladies to
be coot to the Indiana in the Northwest,
besides whiob a number of garments were
finished which were previously begun and
which will be a very creditable addition
to the bales wbioh are annually sent to
the different mission etatione by the W.
F. M. S. of that'thumb. A pleaein0 nett
of the pr000edinge was the very tempting
lunch and "cup of tea" which was pre.
pared and served by a few of the young
ladies and it is needless to say woe very
much enjoyed.—Jamee B,trr received a
bad out in hie tight hip from an axe
while working in the woods Monday
afternoon of last week.—Mrs. W. H.
grading et lot 35, con. 4, $88 ' Joseph , Irwin and two children, of White Cloud,
Raynard, putting atone at end of oulverb, Michigan, are visiting under the parental
lot 15, con. 4, $1,25 ; Joseph Coombe, roof.—The 1317th roller milia, whioh were
repairing road on tide road 1, con. 2, closed down for a couple of weeks under.
$8 ; Jas. Smith, gravelling on West going extensive improvements, resumed
gravel road, $62,87 ; Thos. Aicook, ani- operation° last week.—Mre.Fred. Ilaggitt
vert on side toad 2, lots 10 and 11, cru. wag called to Ypsilanti, Michigan, to
14, $7,75 ; Sae. Utley, gravel, $5.60 ; attend the Marital of a niece who bad
John Barr, gravel, $8,84 ; Wm• Steven, died euddonly after a tow days illness.
eon, burying dead sheep, 50o. ; M. Fee- no young lady, who was exceedingly
clever, had graduated from the State
Normal sohool ab Ypsilanti one month
ago and her sudden death under the
elroilmttatioes ie very end, --Thorn is a
by-law in Blyth against riding bieyoloa
on tbo sidewalk,- -Tire annual lomat
thanitegiving services in Trloity church,
Blyth, will be held ou Sunday, August
'27tb. Servioee will be oonduoted at 11
a. m, and 7 p. m. by Rev. G. J. Abay,
incumbent of St. Jelin's °bereft, Brea -
seta, A epe0ial thttnkegiviog offertory
will be taken at each service.—Thome[
ItioOreight, brakeman, le home nursi„g
hie left hand, which he had the nliefor•
tone to haat run over by a freight Dor in
the Grand Trunk yards at Stratford.—
From the Britton (South Dakota) Sen.
finalwe take which retere
. e
the follotvine
to the death of a rimer young resident
of Blyth :—Died : June 201h, Sarah
Ivlary Smith, daughter of Robert and
Rachel Smith, aged 17 years and 11
months. Sarah wits born in Blyth,
Canada. She came to Britton with her
mother and family in the Pell of 189.1.
About eight months ago her health began
to fail and soon consumption let its Beal
upon her. Her mother passed away three
years ago with the acme disease. Sarah
was a gentle and affectionate daughter,
sister and friend. A faithful attendant
upon the ohuroh services where ate was a
consistent member. She will be greatly
missed alike in the school, the Sabbath
school and the social circle, but upon the
home will fall moot heavily the shadow
of this sore bereavement. But not ea
those without hope do the stricken Mende
mourn. Calmly and serenity in the
triumph of Ohiietian faith she passed
out of this life to the joys of the life
eternal, "Beoauee Ilive ye shall live also,"
is the promise wbioh eaetaiue the sorrow.
ing friends in their previous affliction.
The funeral held on Saturday at the
Presbyterian (Murch was largely attended
and the earthly frame was laid to rest
beside the mother in the Britton ceme-
tery.
The Appetlle or a Goat
h
Is envied by all poor dyspeptic's w ose
Stomach and Liver are out of order. All
snob should know that Dr. King's New
Life Pills, the wonderful Stomach and
Liver Remedy, gives a splendid appetite,
sound digestion and °regular bodily habit
that insures perfect health and great
energy. Ouly 250. at G. A, Deadman'e
drug store.
Lightning caused a Dumber of fires in
different parte of the Province.
The Michigan Central freight sheds at
Petrolea we,e destroyed by fire.
An express package containing $7,000
was stolen from the 0. P. R. station at
Joliette.
Serious bush fires are reported from
the Indian township of Tueoorora.
A whole concession of bush land is re-
ported on fire.
The Westbound Imperial limited, on
the C. P. R., which left Montreal 011
Monday of last week, collided with an
Eoetbound tea train jnet Weet of Sud-
bury, and the engineer on the Imperial
limited was killed and several otbere in•
jnred.
n Vfro .ai
Around her hneband'e nook and
begged him to go to
BREWER'S
PHOTO. STUDIO
to get their Family Group taken,
Groups taken with great 000008[. Views
taken on the ehorteet notice.
Platiuo Finieb a specialty.
Copying and Enlarging done from
any old Photo. or taken from Groupe
with all changes desired.
All work guaranteed.
Call and see our Samples.
H. R. BREWER,
ARTIST,
ppie BilyluL
Any quantity of Fall and Winter
Apples, fit for packing, will be percbas.
ed by the undersigned at the Highest
Market Price. Will Dover the same
ground as last season with new territory.
Am proepeoting now and will etart buying
as soon as fruit is ready.
friI . LIE I T r
Apple Buyer, BRUSSELS.
Al -WAYS GO TO
Hart's Art Gallery
When you want the best 'satisfaction and
a Photo. that you are not ashamed to
ebow your friends, We do no seoond-
olase weds, whatever. Every Photo. that
we turn out is strictly flret•olaee and
right up•to•date. Compare our work
with othere and judge for yourself who
does the beet work. Our work ie all
Brpnseele finished. Call end give ne a
trial and I "am thee you will be well
pleased with our wont fol it ft by ferithe
best you can get tin town. Our porting,
lighting, retouching and toning is much
in the load. Comeupa�oa try ue.
•
HART„ r ARTIST,
Stt'eltoa .iBIoChi,1 Brussels,
Sign of the "Unlit."
Good opening for rimed apprentice.
,stiny ..hhangede
The "Slater 81100" is closely watched der; .
ing the process of manufacture, livery shoe
undergoes a careful examination after 'env..
ing the hands t 1 c cll operator.
'file slight,° t fl .tv in the leather or work-
lnaaship—a ;;tit( It missed—a slip of the knife,
only discernible t" .111 expert condemns the
// ' sll''e tliat :atom(! 1 .ard the " $later'' goal
to lhti orclm lrs Tlat. SLATER 5N0C =-
nameless, unwarranted au luv of footwear f.'fsw
•
sold to whoever will bay them. p
The ''Sinter Shoe" is load, in twelve
r
shapes, all leathers, colors, widt,l , . t ti t,l
and styles (,very pair Goodyear Welt-
ed, name and price stamped on til: soles.
$3,80 AND $8,00, v1AKCR$: - L461'fGtiAbV•
Jno. Downing, - Sole Local Agent
Ttechleei1 Prices on ail
Bar•. ciis ,I Line's Of
i
1
Dunn
II
Prints, Gi112hams
010(1 Colored IYIus1insl
August.
_ _ Our stookof these is not
large, but at the same time
is well assorted and we will let them go very cheap. If you can do
with anything in the above lines you are the gainer by 25 per cent.
during the mouth of August.
Our stock throughout is well assorted
in all lines, including :—
Boots & Shoes, Hats & Caps,
Groceries, Clothing, &c.
New Fashion Sheets and Standard Patterns to hand.
EVERYTHING CHEAP.
NO FANCY PRICES.
A. StrA :7i til
Vie'.
+s.
✓R
r ��P"•, ''"� lYt«n.
BRUSSELS
PUMP WORKS
All orders for new Pompe or Repairs
promptly attended to. Contracts
taken for new Wells and Oieterne.
'Lown Mowers sharpened and repair-
ed. Pruning Shears and Soieeore
ground. All work guaranteed.
Agent For "Morris" Pianos.
FRED. ADAMS,
Shop on Mill Street, BRUSSELS.
HONEY TO LOAN.
Any Amount of Money to Loan
on Farm or Village Pro-
perty at
6 & 62 Per Cent., Yearly.
Straight Loans with privilege of
repaying when required.
Apply to
A. Hunter,
Division Court Clerk, Brussels,
MILE+ LID'S
System Renovator
—AND 0
THER—
TESTED REMEDIES
SPECIFIC AND ANTIDOTE
For Impure, weak and Impoverished
Blood, Dyspepsia, Sleeplessness,;Palpita-
tion of the Heart, Liver Complaint, Neur-
algia, Lose of Memory, Bronobitis, Con -
gumption, Gall Stones, Janndioe, Kidney
and Urinary Dioceses, St. Vitae' Dance,
Female Irregularities end General De-
bility.
LABORATORY, GODERICH, ONT.
J. M. MaLEOD,
Prop. and Manutaotnror.
Sold by Jac, Fox, Drn""Rlet, Brussels,
Spectacles
—OF ALL KINDS—
Fitted to Correctall
Failures of Eyesight,
and your Eyes tested runts by
latest Optical methods at
Division Oourt Office,
B1t51(3S17L3.
The Stand.ara Bank
of Canada.
liloiey Orders
For amounts of Fifty Dollen and under
issued by this Bank, payable at par at
any °bartered Bank in Canada, with tele
exoeption of Branabee in the Yukon Die.
triot.
RATES
Under $10
$10 to 20
20 to 80
80 to 50
$0.08
0.10 .
0.12
0.14
J. N. (1011DON, Agent, BRUSSELS
CLEVELAND
1899 IDEAS
are found on no Bioyolee but
°L V' E LANDS.
We originate the ideas and make every
detail of every part in our own factory.
SEE THE
New Ball and Roller Bearing,
The New Ball Head Direct Spoke, wbioh
cannot break except by accident..
The New Skeleton Gear Case, which is
absolutely dust -proof.
The New Special Light Deoign Roadsters
wbioh weigh 25% lees than any others
of equal strength, and many other
new features.
PRICES FROM $40 UP,
A. COUSLEY,
ACIiNT, BR-05813LS.
SHh'UILES
British Columbia
Red Cedar Shingles
AND --
North Shore
Pine and Cedar
FOR SALE AT Troy
Brussels Planing Mills
rU,.
Also Doors and Saab of all Pat
term on band or made to order
at Short Notice.
Eetimatee Furnfahed for ell
kinds of Buildfnge. Workman,
ship and 1331110rial Guaranteed,
P. AM 1.M T,