HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1899-8-25, Page 5Ano, 11, 1899
BUSINESS CARDS,
1%/IfONTY TO LOAN AT 6.PER
LTA- pout, lr, N. 80e'1'T, lirnesele,
@�T H. Mc01tA0K1tN, '
Y . Lesuroranlnrgt0gal,loonsus, Oaloo
at his Grocery, itrubw'1'Y 021'000, Brusa011.
N, BA1 RETT,
JLII • 'teousorigtiArtist. Hhop-Next .door
8 1(112110 61 0 !rely ou�ttingp pecia1I', oa' and
n, ROSS, DENTIST, OF
Wieglutul, will be aU the Amorlean
2lolal Brussels every other There day, aorn-
Waug(ngJuly lJtb, for the prnotise of dela.
i,6ry In ell its branches, in the most modern
0U ern
and np.to-data style,
M. MORRISON,
Issuer of Marriage Licenses,
WALTON, ONT.
MISS JEAN M'LAUCHLIN, •
--TEACHER OE -
PIANO - AND - ORGAN,
73MAT,SS 7S.,Z, 07zTCA.
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM
INaORANOE,
FIRE. AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
T; FL.ETCHER
!seal of Marriage Licenses,
OFFICE AT JEWELRY STORE.
U 'No Witness Regnirod,
T. FLPTCUPR, Brussels
MISS SARAH LOUISE MOORE,
L. O. M.,
Aoademlcgraduate of London Conserva-
tory or Meath, also Member of the Assooiatsd
Musicians of Ontario, Is prepared to receive
a limited number ofpupils for lus2rnatlou
on the piano. Qualified to prepare pupil for
the Prineipal'a Form is the Cousetvatory o1
Music.
Brussels, Ontario. y -
MISS CARRIE MOORE,
Of London Conservatory of Music.
Teacher of Violin and Guitar,
Will reooive a limited number of pupils for
ee ttember•.nEFor furtherOinformation apply
to
September.
S. L. Mooreon tulle teacher.
ALEX. HUNTER,
Clark of the Fourth Divtelou 0onr
Co. Huron. Conveyancer, Notary Public
invested and n to loan. InsuranceAgent.
made
011loc 10 Graham's B tock, B ru8sole
AUCTIONEERS.
A HUNTER, LIO.GNSED ATJO•
• TIONBER. Money 10 loan. Farms
to sell.
�
i1 S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION-
. EER, will sell for better prices, to
better men, in ass time and lees charges
than any other Auotioneer in East Huron
or be won't charge anything, Dates and
0rdere can •always bo arranged at this ofaae
or by personal application.
VETERINARY.
D. WARWICK,
el • Honor Graduate of the Ontario
Veterinary College: is prepared to treat all
211000800 of domesticated animals In a com-
petent manner,
Particular attention paid
tyyylyy
at-
tended to. Office and InfrrmarrFonrdoor,
north of bridge 'rurnbeny st„Brussels.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
NAT
M. SINOLAIR, BARRISTER
• 8olioitor,Conveyancer ,NotaryPub-
h rbono'so enortof Central KoeSoitor for the
8tandmtd Bank.
F. BLAIR, BARRISTER
F.
8olioitor, da. (late of Garrow de
tiesn,rs011oe overG
Gillian& Smitth''hak,Busels
Money t0 Loan. 42
i /1- G'•. CAMERON,
tl:L • (Formerly of Cameron, Solt &
Cameron J Barrister and Solicitor, Go21erfoh,
Ont. 061100 -Hamilton Fit„ Opposite Col
borne Rotel,
MEDICAL CARDS.
LIJNDN'S Bill!.
Pruopeot le groat fora hoot 82000geful
Fair, Notwithstanding the enlargement
of bniidings, giving hutch more space,
entries are pouring in at mob a rate that
before Sept, 0, the plate of Mooing sante,
rill departments will be crowded to over.
flowing. Ib does Beam impoFsible to
inset the demand made by exhibitors at
this truly great show.
The usual ploaaaut time may he looked
forward to, MB ample a00mnmodation will
1(s provided to convey vlaitore to and
from the groumla, and for their oeintort
while there, 13e ours and mite advantage
Outinof Weog.”
torn Ontario's "Great Holiday
The spacial altraotions will form a
whole show in themselves, and will be a
surprise to everybody. The 'mortuary i0•
forme ne that at no time in the history of
the Fair hoe there been snob a great list
of attractions. There will be exciting
speed events every day, The Fireworks
Dieply, inolndiug the "Bombardment of
Apia" by the British and American fleet,
will be moat beautiful and realistic).
No cue Dao attend the "Western" with.
out deriving some benefit. There is al-
ways eomelhing for everybody to learn,
eujoy and remember. No One should
really mita this show. It is a pleasure
trip to a veritable Fairyland -en object
lesson depicting the progress of o century.
We would advise our reader° to take it in,
We understand that prize lasts and pro.
grams aro still to be had.
WINTER WHEAT.
J. A. M'NAUGHTON,
N. D.. O. 64., Trinity Uniyereity, Follow Trin-
ity Medioal Oollogo, Member College of Phy-
eiaiane and 8urgeous, Ont. Licentiate of the
Royal College of Physicians and Licentiate
of Midwifery, Edinburgh. t..- Tolophoue
No.14. Redeonoe, Mill 8t„ BTueseIs.
E. T. SNIDER,
M. D;, 0. M., successor to Dr. A, ltfollelVey
Liooutiato of Royal 0011808 of Physicians
and Surgeons Kingston ; Member of the Col-
lege of Physicians mud Surgeons of Ontario.
Diseases of women and children a epeoialty,
blight years' exporienoe, alrOtlloe and res-
idouoo that formerly ooenpied byDr.M0-
ltolvey,Turnborry street, Bru00818. 20 -
DR. F. W. KAL6FLEISCH,
rnxeIMAN, BDn0EON AND Aa00D0l11ln3,
SUCCESSOR TO DR. W. GRAHAM.
BRUSSELS, - ONTARIO.
1st Mites Honor Graduate o1 the Univorel-
tiee of Trinity (Toronto), Queou o (Kingston),
and of Trinity Medical 00(1010; Fellow of
Trinity Medioal College and member of the
olleautraleoouOntar-
io.
s'Physicians
in De rot
Obieago,1808. Bpecial attention paid to dis-
eases and
Nose and r
pees et Eye,
Dar Acs
e y,
n�vAv•
enitatio 1
Women, 1'Oou 8,
eases of W
BM anti German. Telephone ab residence.
STOCK FOR SERVICE
Results of '1'408(4 nu1(1e by Oi,lario
l+Armee%
Eighty varieties of Winter wheat have
been grown in the Experimental Depart.
mens of the Ontario Agricultural College
for at least five years in eaooession, and
the power to withstand the oold weather,
strength of elraty, amount of .net, yield
of grain, weight per meaenred bushel,
etc„ of each variety have been carefully
determined each year. The results of
these pre.o6iea1 field experiments at the
College form the baeie for the seleotion
of a few of the very best kinds, for teat•
log on the forme throughout the Province.
The co-operative experiments of the past
few years show that those varieties wht0b
have given the beet average in succession
have early always given good satisfaction
on the farms of the Province.
In the Autumn of 1898, seven varieties
of Winter wheat were aged for the 00•
operative teats. These were divided into
three sets with Three varieties in each
set ; the Dawson's Golden Chaff being
used in all the sets as a basis by wbioh
the results of ail the varieties should be
compared with ma another.
The past Winter was exoeptionally
macre on the Winter wheat orop through•
out Ontario, ooneequently the number of
complete tests ie not so large as usual.
Reports of successfully conducted the.
operative experiments with Winter wheat
were received from seventy-two experi.
mentere before the 19th inst., at which
time we started to work up the summery
respite in order to plane the information
before the wheat growers atas earlya date
as possible. It le interesting to know
that these seventy-two good reports came
from no less then twenty.seven emunties
and distrlats in Ontario, including Dna
in the West, Carleton in the East, and
the Diebriot of Algoma in the North. As
we sow about one million sores of wheat
in Ontario each Autumn, the resulteof the
Winter wheat experiments conducted on
the different farms throughout the Prov•
ince are of inestimable value to those
interested in wheat grooving.
The following table gives the oompara•
tive yield of straw end grain per acre of
the varieties of Winter wheat tested on
eeventy•two farms in 1809 :
Straw Grain
IMPROVED YORKSHIRE
BOAR FOR SERVICE.
Tbenuderalenedwill'koop for service on
Lot 20 Con, 0 Morrle, the Cleve. -bred Im-
provedYorkshiire Boar, 'Oak Lodge Long-
fellow," N0.6(403, bred by 1.10. Brahma, Bur-
lord, to which n 11 lied number of Bowe w11l
be taken, Terms, $1,00,0 bo paid at alma
of servior+ with preetlogo of i 12uening if nec-
essary.
A number of ehof00 young sows for sale for
breeding purposes which will be sold at
prions to suit the tim00.
21- 11011T, NI00106,, Proprietor,
TJiE BEUSt3ELS FOIST
!ariner5 who have been tmelnoling these large number from Perth County took
Or+ nperntive rxperinlentd throughout advantage 01 the exouraiuu for Mauituba
Ontario. 'Tuesday of last weak. Agent Iloyd tick-
peera11111'010.0 OF REND 1'411 'therm °ted the following from Atwood e6ation 1
-lire. T. Whiting!, for Carroll, Dian. 1
rcuraaus• flugh A'fulfa ' Virden,Man. • Mies
The following two eels of Winter wheat
v.iri06100 will bo eat free, by 1111111 in
pee -halt pound lots of each variety, to
(armee applying for them, who will
carefully Gest the three kinds in the set
which theyoh0080, and will report 6630
restate after hermit next year, The
seed will bo ant out in the order in
Which the appllualimw Are received as
long tie the oupply Mets.
see 1.
Do -weenie Golden Chair.
EarlyGBn00ee Giant,
Early Red Clawson.
Harr '2.
Daweou'e Golden Chuff.
Diamond Grit.
Golden Ooiu.
Each person wishing one of these sets
should apply as early as possible, men-
tioning which Bet be Ceaires •,(31121 the
grain, with Inetruobiooe for testing, and
the blank form ou which to report, will
be furnished free of coat to his Redress,
until the supply of grain for dielribulion
ie exhausted.
All communications ohould be athlete -
sed to C. A. 9tvrrz, Experimentalist.
Agricultural College, Guelph, Aug. 17th.
per acre. per acre.
(tong) (bushels)
Dawson's golden chaff 1.3 22.5
Stewart's champion....1.1 22.4
Early red olaweon....1.8 22.1
Early gene0see gient..1.2 21.3
Imperial amber 1 3 20 4
Bearded Winter Life 1 1 19.4
Golden Drop 10 10.2
Three of the foregoing varieties have
been need in the oo.operative tests over
Ontario for eaoh at the past six years.
The next table gives the average results
of the six yeare experiments with eaoh
of these varieties at the Agricultural
College and alao tbroughout Ontario
A. 0. 0. testa Ontario teats
average 0 years average 0 years
(bus per acre) (bus per pore)
Dawaon'e golden chaff 47.5 50.4
Early geneseo giant -43.5 27 0
Early red olaweon....43.5 27.0
OONCLn0I0N0.
1. In the average yield of Winter
wheat per acre, the Dawson's Golden
063.41 Mtood63ig11001 among 11 Varieties
tested over Ontario in the year 1893,
among 9 varieties in each of the years
1804, 1895, and 1890, and among 7 vor.
fades in eaoh of the years 1897, 1898 and
1899.
2. In the oo.operative experiments
for 1899, the Stewart's Champion, Beard-
ed Winter Fife, the Dawson's Golden
Chaff came through the winter the beet,
and the Golden Drop the poorest.
8. The Darby Red Claweon and In1•
perial Arnbee were the first and the
Bearded Winter Fife and Stewart's
Champion were the last to mature in
1899.
4. Daweon'e Golden Chaff and the
Early Genesee Giant possessed the otroog-
est straw and the Bearded Winter Fife
the weakest straw in the tests of this
year.
5. Stewart's Champion and the
Bearded Winter Fife produced the long.
eat and the Goldou Drop the shortest
straw in 1899.
6. In the no -operative experiments of
snob of the past six years, the Dawson's
Golden Chaff hall was one of the leas
t and
G
the Early Genesee Giant was one of the
most affected by rust.
7. In 1809, all varieties were greed•
oally free from smut wbioh is nearly
always the ease when no smut is sown
with the wheat.
8. The Stewart's Champion and
Dawson's Golden Chaff produced the
plumpest and Imperial Amber and Early
Red Clawson the moot shrunken grain in
alit year's tests,
0, The Stewert'a Ohnmpion and
Dawson a Golden Ohaff were the most
Meier varieties and the Golden Drop
wag the levet (10(1181026 variety with the
experimenters in 1890.
10. During the past seven years, the
Dawson's Golden chaff has bon an
exceedingly popular vnrioty with the
Varieties
allUt'I'IONAt. I,IIL'2.L NEWS.
Sri 01.1 ..' Co1T80xe: -'1'630 following
epeoding cuntoate will Lake plea at the
Fair 1 Farman' trot or patio, half mi10
u 1 y, heats, 101, 115.00, 2nd, $3,00, 3rd,
Fanny Horn, Delorains, Man. ; Oboe, 3•Ininut8 rase, mile heats, let, $155.00,
McKenzie, Oak Lake, Man. ; 'lh00. Ilam• 2nd, $10.00, 3rd, 141.00,-• Free•for•all,
ilton, I'labevan, Asa. ; Louie Wilson and , mile bents, 1st, „120,011, 2nd, $1:3.00, 8rd,
Wm. Johnston, Brandon, Men. ; N. 1.'3.00. Mules. -In Verniers' Rae Oom•
Ward and Alfred Ward, Neopawo, Man. matter+ to name horses that are eifgfbla ;
It is estimated that 0,500 started for no entrance fee ; for other raa0e entrance
Manitoba and the Northwest during the fee 5'r., of purge. All competitors must
day from Toronto repairing six spsoial be members of the Agriounural Soolety.
trains. -We still have some hears in tide •-ltao0e 2 fu 8, linieh the 3rd heat,--
louality. A largo black one wee 0een a American A80°00.tion 00)00 to govern. --
short time ago 631 Elam swamp, about Botsee eligible on Sept. let ; 4 to enter
two miles Eat of Monkton, by a party and 8 to start.--Bpeedlug to take plana at
of burry philters, and you may be owe 2 o'olook.
his premium ue put tbern la flight In short Ida -'1' IlvnoN I'A1.1 lArs.-The attrac
order, and Mr. Broin is still et large,- tions at the Plast Iluron Fall Fair will be
Christian Strlukort, of the 10th eon., ea follows Beat lady driver, the cow
Elmo, has since about the first of May teetant to harness horse, hatch to baggy
loot seven head of cattle through some and drive mum around the half mile
mysterious cause, either poison or an truck ; horses to trot or pea ; full set of
unknown dioease. On Tueeday of last harness, let, $2.50, 2od, 111.50, Brd, $1.00.
week he told a complaint before 0, 1-I. --Foot race, 100 yards, beet 2 in 3, (Pro.
Merrvlteld, J. P., for asenalt against hie 100 10na10 barred,) let, $2.00, and, $1.00.
son, Fred, also laying a complaint of -Boy's rano, under 12 years, SU yards,
poisoning the rattle against him. The let, $1.00, 2od, 75o„ 3rd, SUo., 41h,2 4.-
oaeesame up for hearing in the hotel Girls' race, Under 14 years, 50 yards, let,
sitting room. Several witneeeee were 75o., 2nd, SOo., 3rd and 4th, 25o.-Lediee'
heard ou both sides. In the poisoning rats, 50 yarde, let, $1.00, 2nd, Soo. -fall
ease the evidence was not euflicient to Show Directors' race, let, leather medal,
uonviot the sou. The assault charge was 2nd, diploma. -Old mania _rasa, over 50
olearly proven agaiaat him, and for the years, 100 yards, let, $1.00, 2nd, 500. -
grave offense of using threatening and Beet trained collie dog (exhibition to be
abusive language against hie parent. given on Fair ground) let, $2.00, 2nd,
His Honor imposed a flue of $2 and ante $1.00 ; three entries or no prize. --Bi•
of the court wbioh amounted to $10 1 5. cycle rum, open to East Huron, mile
heats, beet 2 in 3, lot, $:i 00, 2nd, $3.00,
3rd, $2.00. No entrance fee. --Foot and
bicycle reties at 3 p. m., and lady driving
at 4 o'clock sharp.
Snow. Pmwna.•--The following special
prime willbe given at the Fall Fair 00
October 511 and 0th : Geo. Thomson,
grocer, offers for beat 2 year-old roadster,
in harness, style and speed ooneidered,
let,$2.00 ; 2nd, $1.00.-G. A. Deadman
offers 50 Dents for the best 1 dozen tea
bioouits made with Deadman's Baking
Powder ; bieonits to become hie property:
-W. H. Kerr will give Tun PosT for one
year for the beet two loaves of borne
made bread ; and Tnr POST for a year for
the best five pound roll of butter ; both
articles to become his property. -W. H.
McCracken offers t0 purchasers of Beed
from him, as follows, eix.Swede turnip0,
let, 50a., 2od, 25o. ; six long red mangele,
let, 50o., 2od, 25o.1 six yellow Globe
mangele, 1st, 50o., 2nd,25o.-Oil painting,
original sketch, not lase than lOx20 in.,
from spot selected by the Secretary, to
be limited by metes and bounds. Intend-
ing competitors can get full information
from the Secretary. let, $3, 2nd, $2. -
Beet are of Swede turnips, 1st, $3 00,
2nd, 82.00, 3rd, $1.50, 4th, $1.00. -Best
half acre of mangele, 1st, $3.00, 2nd,
$2.00, 3rd, $1.50, 4th, 81.00. An entrance
fee of 50o. to be made at time of making
entries. Entries to bo made before Show
day and prizes to be awarded not later
than Oct. 20th.
A Thousand Tongues
Could not express the rapture of Annie
E. Springer, of 1125 Howard street,
Philadelplttn, Pa., when she found that
De, King's New Discovery for Consump-
tion bad oolnpletely oured her of a bait-
ing Dough that for many years had made
life a burden. All other remedies and
doctors could give her no hely, but she
says of this Royal Cure :-"It soon re•
moved the paiu in my cheat and I an
now sleep soundly, something I can
namely remember doing before. I feel
like Bounding its preiee8 throughout the
Universe." So will everyone who tries
Dr. King's New Discovery for any trouble
of the Throat, Cheat or Lunge. Pelee
50e. and $1.00. Trial bottles free at
Deadman'° Dreg Store ; every bottle
guaranteed.
131 e.tee.
BRIEFLY. Tor.. -The anniversary ser•
vines in connection with Trinity church,
Blyth, lab Sunday, were very enticement.
Ray. Mr. Abey, of Brussels, was the
preacher and did his part well. The
collections amounted to about $170 wbioh
will be applied on the oburob debt.
Floral deooratione added to the pleasure
of the aongregatione.-Dr. J. N. Perdue
has returned from hie trip to Manitoba.
-W. W. Taman hag left for a trip tip
the lakes as far as Mackinaw nod the
Soo. -A. Taylor was taken suddenly ill
with a severe pain in his side Tuesday
morning of last week and was confined to
his hoose. -P. J. McCaughey and young
eon, of London, visited the parents of the
former here. Mr. McCaughey now bolds
a good position in the Grand Trunk
freight department at London.-Wabaou
31 Emigh made shipment of export cattle
on Monday, the amount paid to farmere
that day being $12,000. -John Bell spent
a few days with his father. J. W. Bell.
The former left last week for Manitoba
to reside.-Robt. Medd, of West Wawa -
nosh, delivered 18 head of cattle to
Messrs. Watson di Lmigb, the average
weight of eaoh being 1350 pounds. -Post.
wester and Mrs. McKinnon are away oa
a holiday to Detroit and other pointe. -
Wedding bells will Boon be (loping in our
midst. -Blyth cooper simpers very buoy
et present. -The total receipts at the
pardlawn ewere $57.10 Atter paying all g aarex-
pensee the Ladies' Aid of the Methodist
church have $58.85 to the good. -W. W.
Sloan has returned from the South-
ern States. He is a member of a syndi•
Date that is conducting a large lumber
business in Louisiana and Mississippi,
and reporto business booming wilh his
company. The weather in the Bath,
ile says, has been exceedingly warm. -
Thirty exoareionists left Blyth station
for Manitoba and Northwest pointe on
Tuesday morning of Met week. Among
the number were W. and Mre. Critten-
den and family, who purpose making
their future home at Neepawa, Manitoba.
A large number of their friends were at
the station to bid them farewell. Reeve
Lockhart, of East Wawanosh, was also
one of the excursionists.
Thal '1'itrobis( 11e111LtOhe
World quickly leave you if you need
Dr. King's New Life Pills. 'Thousands
of sufferers have proved their matchless
merir for Sick and Nervous Hoadaohee.
They make pure blood and strong nerves
and build up your health. Bay to take.
Try them. Ooly 25 Dents. Money back
if not cured. Sold by G. A. Deadman,
Druggist.
11111111111 1 Ile 01•(161'.
A startling incident, of which kir.
John Oliver, of Philadelphia, was the
sabjeot, is narrated by him as follows :-
"1 was in a most dreadful condition.
My skin was almost yellow, eyes sunken,
longue coated, pain continually in back
and sides, no appetite -gradually grow-
ing weaker clay by day. Three physicians
had given me U. Fortunately, a friend
advised trying 'Electric Bitters' and to
my great joy and surprise, the first
bottle matte a decided improvement. I
continued their nee for three weeks and
am now a well man. I know they saved
my life and robbed the grave of another
vintim." No one should fail to try them.
Only 50 Me., guaranteed, at Doadman'e
Drug store.
Factory on Fire.
THE BRIGADE'S GOOD WORK.
Another Testimonial for the. Ronald
Fh'o Engine.
Froin the Durham Review of June
29th, 1809.
Friday last, a few minutes before 5
o'clock, p. 164., ernolte and flame were
Been issuing from the S. W. corner of
McKeohnio's wood working factory,
promising with a breeze that was blow-
ing, to develop into a disastrous fire.
The whistle sounded, the tannery bell
rang, and in a few minutes the olang of
the big bell let all the town know that the
fireman had a run before them.
And they were equal to the occasion,
for engine and reale were out with praise•
worthy celerity and in 12 minutes from
the first alarm water was playing on the
flames. To do this, travelling the dis-
tance, with some awkwardness in setting
on the river bauk, Was very good work.
Mention should be made of the wild race
of Campbell's team driven by John
Shultz. He was at the stable when the
bell rang ; the harness was on in a jiffy
and clinging to this he went up tho street
at break neck speed, to the wonder and
admiration of the spectators. Once
hitched on, an ovally wild rush was
made with the engine to the river bank,
where hose was soon in position and the
work begun.
The flames by thio time were careering
over the roof and dense volumes of smoke
bespoke the destruction going 011.
Scarcely one in a hundred but thought
that the building, a frame one, filled with
dry inflammable rnatorial, was doomed.
There ova no moralizing however, the
firemen got to work, and with many wit.
ling helpers from the crowd, soon began
to show that all hope wasn't gone. Some
effective pail work was done in spots.
For about half an hour the chances of the
fire and the fighters seemed about even,
bot at last the floods of well directed
water began to tell and victory was as•
cured.
Not a particle of the thousands of dol.
tars worth of machinery in the ground
flat wan injured, the walla are intact to
the first story, and though the roof is
burned off, the plates and poets are still
in position. Of course much of the ma•
ohinery and stock of the upper flab is de-
stroyed, but when the lose, that is, com-
pared with what might have been there
13Ltwootd. is reason to be gratified.
APPLE I1Loseoaae.-Word has been Officers and men of the Fire Brigade -
received from the Government that the the town ie delighted with you. There
can not levo the mean wretch
Atwood Public Library grant will be Who would
sneer at Coosa who voluntarily take upon
them a dangerous duty and sometimes a
thankless one. Our Ronald engine is a
daisy ; there wasn't a single burst in the
hose and, but for this equipment and
the capable boys who handle it, there
would have been left only smoking ruins
of several buildings and perhaps it large
part of Lower Town.
The engine has paid, for itself several
times over.
forthcoming in a few days. 'Phe amount
is $100, -The last half of July choose was
shipped Tuesday of last week from
Atwood by Silver Corners, (127 boxes),
Newry, (178 boxes), and Donegal, (200
boxes). -George Loohhead 1100 purchased
W. IL Ilrekino'e stook, store and
dwelling. We are Gorey to lose Mr.
hreklne, who has long been oonneoted
with the mercantile interests of the
pleas, Hie health has not been good of
late and he anticipates going out West
in the Spring in the hope of benefitting
his health. --The local milk dealers would
eave themselves and their customers a
lot of misunderstanding and confusion
by having milk Collets printed fbr their
ouetomere.-Louts Buehler, of eon. 10,
Elmo, threshed from 248 sheaves of the
Red Clawson variety of Fall wheat, 22
bushels, or alittle lees than 12 sheaves to
the bushel. -Cecil Vogon, of Woodstock,
while visiting his grandparents, Alex,
and Mrs, Forrest, took ill from the
effects of sunstroke. He was not expect-
ed to live, bet is now improving. -The
family of John Hamilton, who have been
afllioted with typhoid fever, are naov0r-
ing.-Wm. Turnbull, 0011 of J. L. Turn-
bull, of the 4th line, has seared the
agency at Palmerston for the Massey
Harris Co. -There is a great need of rain
throughout 111e township. The ground is
paroled and a great many wells have
gone dry, -Tho regular annual 'nerved
thankegiving eervials in oonnootion with
St. Alban'eofmroh will be hold on Friday,
Sept. 15th, The Rev. J, C. Farthing, M.
A., of Woodetook, will preaoh. Other
clergymen will alto tape part in the ger-
eta, whiob bogiue at 7:80 p, m.--Cnito It
A feeling of confidence hoe been crone -
ed in town by the splendid work done.
Let's got up an exoursion in aid of the
Fire Brigade and put it on a Civic Holi•
Clay. Honor to whom honor is due.
Meaero. N, G. cls ,J. Molfoobnie very
generously recognized the services of the
firemen by a donation of $20 to their
Blunder
A Trichina
Will often canes a horrible Burn,
Scald, Cut or Bruise. Buoklen'e Arnica
Salve, the beet in the world, will kill the
pain and promptly ileal it, Ouree Old
Sores, Fever Sores, Veers, Boils, Felons,
Corns, all Skin Ernptaone. Beet Pile
are on earth. Only 25 dente a box.
Care guaranteed, Sold by G. A. Dead.
mon, Druggist.
TheBusiness
Ontario
Listowel College.
EQUAL TO ANY IN ONTARIO.
A thorough, complete and praotioal train•
fog in all branches of Commercial work,
at oousiderably less than regular ratee.
For full information apply
etoem0 00 (1010061 over fest Oilloe.
L. HARTT,
LI8'lOWEL, PRINCIPAL,
General Hutton opened the Toronto
exhibition.
Mrs. James Innen, wife of James Iona,
ox•bl,P., Guelph, died at her residence
Monday afternoon of last week.
John Walker, of Guelph, has been ep.
painted stenographer in the Government
office in the Yelton,
Hart's
ART GALLERY
It the beet plane to have your Photo.
taken. 1.1/0 guarantee all our work to be
FIRST GRADE. Complete eatiefaotion
given to all.
WE DO NOT ADVERTISE
OUR MODESTY.
Neither ie it necessary for as to Brag.
Ono Wenn enema us the trouble. Large
work of all kande promptly attended to,
and finished to the beet eatiefaction.
Don't forget to call and gee our work
and also get our prices. A kind weloome
to all.
E, HART, ARTIST,
Stretton Block, Brussels.
Woman 'lung
Around her husband's neck and
begged him to go to
BREWER'S
PHOTO. STUDIO
to get their Family Group taken.
Groupe taken with great 000000e. Vfewo
bakeu on the shortest notioe.
Platino Finish a specialty.
Copying and Euiaegin dono from
any old Photo. or taken from Groups
with all changes desired.
AiI work guaranteed.
Call and see onr Samples.
H. R, BREWER,
-- J ARTIST.
AuMe0
1 ! Y
Any quantity of Fall and Winter
Apples, fit for peeking, will be purebee-
ed by the undersigned at the Bigheot
Market Price, Will cover the game
ground as last fifteen with new territory.
Am prospecting now and will start buying
he 00011 as fruit is ready.
As it
When the human foci;
first introduced to shoes it was
exactly as nature 1164(1 made it,
strong–symmetrical–handsome.
11 has been revolutionized
froth what it Was to the foot of
today by sixteen centuries of
distorting tightness and freakish Styles.
" Slater Shocs' are made to fit
feet as they are to -day, couifen t first,
but good appearance (sever lot gott,
Twelve shapes, six 'Malts, :.;1
sizes leathers and colors. •
Goodyear welted, nave and
tttamped on the soles,
$3.50 and $,g.00,
HE_T/I:ATER SHO_ O -
t.'"
o AKiiie • -'tMfoverM..
Jno. Downing, - Sole Local Agent
Bar �`M,
r •rv;
a
During
August.
ns
Reduced Prices on all
Lines of
Prints, Ginahams
and Colored IVIuslinst
Our stock of these is not
Large, but at the same tithe
is well assorted and we will let thein go very cheap. If you can do
with anything in the above lines you are the gainer by 05 per cent.
Inning the month of August.
Our stock throughout is well assorted
in all lines, including :—
WM. JEW!TT,
Apple Buyer, BRUSSELS.
�7
Boots & Shoes, Hats & Caps,
Groceries, Clothing, &c.
New Fashion Sheets and Standard Patterns to hand.
EVERYTHING CHEAP.
NO FANCY PRICES.
tra
BRUSSELS
PUMP WORKS
All orders for new Pumps or Repairs
promptly attended to. Contracts
taken for new wells and Cistorns.
r131..iawn Mowers sharpened and repair.
ed. Pruning Shears end Sufasore
groaud. All work guaranteed.
Agent for "Morris" Pianos.
FRED. ADAMS,
Shop on Mill Street, BRUSSELS.
HONE/ 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.
MeLEOD'S
System. Renovator
—AND aTIIER—
TESTED REMEDIES
SPECIFIC AND ANTIDOTE
F01 Impure, Weak and Impoverished
Blood, Dyspepsia, Sleepleeeoess,;Palpita-
tion of the Heart, Liver Complaint, Near.
Eagle, Loee of Memory, Bronchitis, Con-
sumption, Gall Stones, Janndioe, Kidney
and Urinary Diseases, St. Vitus' Dance,
Female Irregularities and General De-
bility.
LABORATORY, GODERICH, ONT.
J. M. I1;foLEOD,
Prop. and Manufacturer,
Sold by Jas, Fox, Drng(3itt, Brnseo(0.
Spectacles
-OF ALL KINDS -
Fitted to Correct all
Failures of Eyesight,
and your Eyes tested FREE by
latest Optical methods at
Division Court Office,
13RUBBBLS,
The Standard Bank
of Canada.
lt.Toney Orders
For amounts of Fifty Dollars and under
iesued by this Bank, payable at par at
any obartered Bank in Canada, with the
exception of Bronobeein the Yukon Dia.
triot.
/RATES :
Under $10 .
$lO to 20 .
20 to 30 .
30 to 50 .
$0.08
0.10
0.12
0.14
J. 1t, GORDON, Agent, BIIUSSE1,S
CLEVELAND
1899 IDEAS
are found on no Bicycles but
CLEV E LANDS.
We originate the idea 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, whiob de
absolutely deet.proof.
The New Special Light DeeTTn Roadsters
which weigh 25% less than anyothere
of equal strength, and many other
new featuree.
PRICES FROM $40 UP.
A. COUSLEY,
AGleNT, BEIM/MS.
SHINGLES
British Columbia
Red Cedar Shingles
AND• -
North Shore
]"due and C
ed's ,
Galrlrl
POR SALE 4/0 THE
Brussels Planing Mills
Moo Doors and Sash of all Pat
terns on hand or made to order
at Short Notice.
Botimatee ,Furnished for all
kinde of Buildiuge. Workman.
ship and Material Guaranteed.
P. A M„6+.f .LV T ,