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USSELS POST
BUSINESS CAROB.
ONEY TO LOAN AT 5 PER
mint, L8. SOOTT, 13 ueeole,
v11.MoOBAUIt.EN,
• ur ZRturrla'e louuBoa, Omoo
100 oxo t L
atnie Gr0a0ry,' �Pknbel'1'y Atl'Oab, Bl'neaele,
p N. BARRETT,
LU. Toneot'ialArtist• Shop -Next doer
North of the Standard Bane. Ladies' and
ebildrene hair 011tting a specialty,
M. MORRISON,
1.4stJer of Marriage Licenses,
WALTON, ONT. '
'LAUCHLIN
MISS JEAN M ,
-T31&OHBR OF -
PIANO - AND - ORGAN.
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM
neeneex00,
FIRE AND MARINE,
GUELPH.
T. PLETCHER
Issue' of Marriage Licenses,
Omen AT JeWeLao STOIIB.
ItSeallo Witness Required.
T. FLETCHER, Brussels
MISS SARAH LOUISE MOORE,
L., 0. M.,
Academic graduate of London Conserva-
tory of Must°, also Member of the Associated
Mesio lane of Ontario, is tu•opared to x000100
a limited number of pupils for iestruc1lon
on the piano, Qualified to prepare pupils for
the Principal's Porta in the Conservatory of
Music.
Brussels, Ontario.
MISS CARRIE MOORE,
Of London Conservatory of Music.
Teacher of 'Violin and Guitar,
Will receive a limited number of pupils for
inetruoth0c at Broseels. Class opens 1st of
Sep)tember. For further information apply
to Mies S. 1,, /there, music teacher.
ALEX. HUNTER
Clerk of the Fourth 0lvlslon Oonr
Co, Huron. Conveyancer, Notary Public
Land,
Loan
nand loan �inCollecttons made
Office In Grabam'e Block, Brneeolc
AUCTIONEERS.
AHUNTER, LIC.GNSED AUG.
• Troxoon, Money to loan. Varma
to sell.
•
S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION -
A. • EBB, win sell for better prices, to
better men, in ass time and lose chargee
than any other .Auctioneer in 'Bast Huron
or he won't °harge anything, Dates and
orders eau 'always be arranged at this ogles
or by personal application,
VETERINARY.
T D. WARWIOIt,
01 • Honor Graduate of the Ontario
Veterinary College, is prepared 10 treat all
diseases of domestinated animals in a com-
petent manner, Particular attention pail
to veterinary dentistry. Calls promptly at-
tended to. Office and Infirmary -Pour doors
north of bridge 'Purnberry et„ Brussels.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
NT M. SINCLAIR, BARRISTER
V • Bolioitor, Conveyancer,NotaryPab•
110, ko, Office-Va0etone'e Block, 1 door
north of Central Bete Solicitor for the
8Landaad 13 auk.
GF. BLAIR, BARRISTER,
• Solicitor, deo. OMMoe over Stand-
ard Bank. Solicitor for Village of Brussels.
Money to Loan at lowest rates.
G. CAMERON,
M• (Formerly of Cameron, Holt &
Cameron,) Barrister and Solicitor, •odorieh,
Ont. Olpoa-Hamilton St., Opposite Col
borne Hotel..
MEDICAL CARDS.
J. A. M'NAUGHTON,
0. M., Trinity University, Fellow Trin-
ity 1fodioal College, Member College of Pby-
elaiane and Burgeons, Out. Lieentiabe of the
Royal Oollege of Physicians and Licentiate
of Midwifery, Edinburgh. t3Telephone
N0,14, Residence, Mill B tt,, 'Brussels.
D, F. SMITH,
M. D. C. M.,
Graduate of McGill Collogo, Montreal, Cc.,
de. All epeelaltyy work satisfactorily brent-
ed. Residence, Elizabeth street, late Smola
residence.
Ofllee in rear of Drug Store, Swale Block,
Brueecla. Ont,
E. T. SNIDER,
M. D„ C. M., successor to Dr, A, MeT elvey,
Licentiate of Royal College of Ph sfoiaus
and Surgeons, Kingston ; Member of the Col-
lege of Physician and Burgeons of Ontario.
D10eaees of women and children a specialty.
Bight years experience, to -Office and reit-
Mantle that formerly occupied by 1)0. Mo.
KoLyey,Turubolry etreet,Bruesele, 25 -
DC. F, H. KALBFI,EISCH,
PB08101AN, 801100100 AND A0000011 110,
SUCCESSOR TO OR. W. GRAHAM:
BRUSSELS, - ONTARIO,
10101aen Honor Graduate of the'Universi-
ties of Trinity (Toronto), Queen's (Kingston)
and' of Trinity Medical 0011890; Fellow of
Trinity Modica College and member of the
Gallego 01 Physicians and Surgeons of Ontar-
io. Yost Graduate Course in Detroit and
Ohiengo,1006, Opoolal attention paid to dis-
eases
of Women. CouB Natter.' inn dis-
eases•
fah and Gorman. Telephone at. r081100uc0,,
STOCK FOR SERVICE
IMPROVED YORKSHIRE
BOAi2 POR SERVICE.
The nndoreignedwill 110011 for service on
Lot 26 Coo.6 Morrie, the t1oro'•brod 110'
• pxovorl •Xorkslllro Boar, "Oak Lodge tong -
fellow," No, 2400, bred b 7.11. Brethoue, Bim.
lard, to pbi011 a Mescal number of sows Will
be taken, Toren:, 01.00, to be paid nt thole
of servicepith privilege of ro1uruing knee'
°Seery.
A number of 010100 young smell for sale for
breeding pert00000 whioh will bo sold at
prices to 8tilt IIID 010000.
21- 11015,2. N10110f,, Proprietor,
TSt ct eros.
(xa1.0tt,
Nnwsv GLIN•i•e, lid, !larding hae been
very ill, -Mise liamiltou, of Blyth, is
1110 901001 oi Mise Edith Perkins, -Mrs.
'Piero° and son Poroy, of Portage.la-
1Prairie, Man., are vioiting at Wm.
Mose'e,-Geo. McMillan, who has been
in 0htarge of the DomIniot mill here for
a number of years, lute gone into partner.
ship with 1t G. Obapman, of'Teeoweter,
and have rented a mill in Hanover. --
Mies Carrie James, who hag oonduoted a
dressmaking bneinngs in Wroxotor all
Summer, has moved to Corrie and open•
ud up bar establishment over I). F. Jar•
dine'g store. --Mrs. W. Doig, who has
been an an extended visit to [Honda in
different parts of Ontario and Quebec,
returned home on Monday of last week,
-John M. Keine, prinoipal of Sault Ste,
Marie Public school, who has beau °pond•
ing his 00ta1(0)1 with hie parents here,
baa rotnrned to resume tads duties.
Found Broe, have now got their stove
and tin business eetabliehed in the now
stand one door North of Edgar's bard.
ware store. -Geo, Brown and daughter,
Mise Lottie, were attending the Exhibi•
tion. -Mb, Welsh, of Palmerston, has se-
cured a situation in the Dominion mill
here. -Mrs, Wm. Moth was visiting
friends in Amberly.-Goo, Found, ohne
new tinsmith, moved hie houeebold
Weeds tie town on Monday of last week,
;'ttinttrrth.
NE30v, SOxns,wl'.-John Weir, who hae
for the pits, few months been touring 111
the old country, returned to town last
weak. -John Ward hae removed hie bar•
nese shop from hie old stand to that late-
ly occupied by John Laird. -The Court
of Revision wee bold in the Ouuueil
Chamblee on Sept. 8th, by Judge Doyle,
17 namee were added, while 25 were
struck off the voters' list. -The Corner
Grocery will be presented in Oardno'e
Opera bowie on Thursday evening, Sept.
21st. -alias Maggie Wilson, daughter of
James Wilson, of Seaforth, bas euaooes•
fully pained her examination for the
prinolpal'e form at the London Conger.
eatery of Muria. Mies Wilton was a
pupil of Mies S. L. Moore. -The improve.
macho for tbe beating and ventilating of
the school are nearly completed.-Miaeee
Maud Hartray, Oaseie Gillespie and
Annie B. Murray are attending the
Mitchell Model sobool, and Mise Sadie
Phillipe ie attending the Stratford Model
sobool.-Labor Day there were 200
tickets for Stratford and 50 for Toronto
sold at Seaforth station.-Captaiu Alex.
Wilson has returned from Ottawa where
he bad been attending the annual meet.
ing of the DOIni0ion Rine Aesooiabion.
He tools several good prizes and would
again have been a member of the Birley
ream but for making a mistake in bio
last shot. -Mise Annie Brett, daughter
Of R. N. Brett, left last week for Hunte•
villa where she will be engaged as teacher
in 0100 of the departments of the Public
eohuol of that town. -Wm. Sleeth has re.
tired from the je,nitorehip of the Presby-
terian church after faithfully 0000100 for
18 years. His sueees801 is George Hart.
An tinterprising Firm.
There are few men more wide awake
and enterprising than G. A. Deadman
who spare no pains to secure the beat of
everything in their line for their many
ou0tomers. They now have the Agency
for Dr. King's New Discovery, whioh
surely cures Consumption, Coughs and
Oaolde. This is the wonderful remedy
that i0 now producing so mnob excite•
went all over the country, by ire many
ebartliug cures. It absolutely three
Asthma, Bronohitie, Nausea and all al
Motions of the Throat, Ohoet and Lunge.
.You oan test it before buying by calling
at the above Drug Store and get a trial
Bottle Free, or regular size for 50o and
91.00. Guaranteed to cure, or price re.
funded.
Atwoori.
A Nownn MEDLEY. -A. grand pound
will be a feature of our Fell show this
year, It will be held in the Hall on
Wednesday evening, Sept. ,27th. -The
Elea Fair on the 20th and 27th inet.
promises to eclipse all former Faire. -
The trustees have deoided to pat in a
new tnrnaoe in the Publio school, the old
cue not being Targe enough, -Gwendolen
and Marion, daughters of Rev. S. R. As.
bury, of Onondaga, formerly of Atwood,
who have been seriously ill of typhoid
fever, are now oouvaleeoent, we are
pleased to hear.-Mre. John Graham ie
confined to bed t1ie week through illneee.
-Samuel Luddington, formerly of this
locality, but who has been away in the
States for the last 20 years, arrived bare
Saturday to see his parents, et. and Mre.
Luddington, con. 16, Rima. As hie
health has been failing of late, he took
the trip home with the hope of benefiting
it, and hie many friends sincerely tenet
that it will, -A meeting of the ;Venters
of the Elam Farmers' Mutual Fire In-
etiranc] Company was held et Atwood on
on August 811]. Applications for incur.
twee were received and accepted, amount•
ing to 907,500. A claim was presented
from Henry Moore, Eima, for horse kill.
ed by lightning, valued at 9128. On
motion of S. McAllister, eeoouded by W.
Hewitt, Mr. Moore's claim wan adjuated
$88. Tenders for the company's print-
ing were received from the Bee, Atwood;
Banner and Standard, Listowel. On
motion of S. S. Bothwell, n000aded by
Wm. Hewitt, the tender of the Banner
was excepted. Meeting adjourned till
Tuesday, Sept. 121b,-Mre. Brandenbee-
ger is improving nicely and able to get
around ; the bones of her pulite have
knitted together ae well ae ooald be ex.
peoted.-The local Board of Trade are
deeirone of obtaining some person or per.
sone to matufaotare tile and brink here.
-Following ere the newly eleoted oOloere
of the Epworth League for the eueaing
six menthe; Hon, President, Rev. E. A,
Fear ; President, Mies Ida Parker ; let
Viae, Mies Mary Graham ; 2nd Vico,
Mier Lizzie Switzer ; 8rd Vioe, Bert.
Turnbull ; 4th Viae, Miss Maggie 'Tyn-
dall ; Beeretary, John Adams ; Trea0uree,
Bert, Turnbull 1 Organist, Mies Lottie
Adams, editors of "Lanterns," Rev. Fear
and Mise Maggie Thompson. Neat topic
cards have been printed.-Aooideut of en
appalling nature appear almost epidemic]
in their 010000noy in this looality of late.
The latest unfortunate victim 10 little
Mttriol Roo, only ohild of Dr, J. A. and
Mre. Roe, who in her childish inp00en00
walked behind the heels of the Dr's horse
when the animal Molted 1104 in the Noe
and leg, cutting open the face in a fright.
fill manner and severely laeoeratfng her
log. A dootor was gaiekly 8011110oa011
who drasaed the tvouade, putting the
little enflame itudnr autteethetiae during
the operation, She le doing ae wolf ea
would be bolted fora- Lha Industrial
!''air, Toronto, Ghia yens', Miss Morrieon,
of the Newry faotory, tooth the following
prizes for ohaenn ; Jane and Jely white,
2od prize ; August oolored, 'irti prize;
Anguet white, 2nd prig), There were
438 boxes of choose in oompotition at the
Fair, being fully 100 more than shown
last year. The quality is also above the
01010.17, It ie better all round by prob.
ably 25 per cent, above stint of Inst year.
It i0 more uniform, and its general Holt.
noes land flavor exool that of 18115. In
foot the quality i0 pronounood by Snp0r.
intendant Lawson to be better then it
has been for ten ysara. The ranee le
due partly to the favorable therein, but
more to the advanced skill of thane who
manufacture it. The judgee had dill.
oulty io deciding on the prize -winners, In
some eaten there being only half a point
difference.
A. Frightful Blunder
Will often Onnee a horrible Burn,
Soald, Out or Bruleo. Bnolllen's Arnica
Salve, the best in tbe world, will kill the
pain and promptly haul it. puree Old
Sores, Fever Sores, Ulcers, Boils, Pelona,
Corns, all Skin )eruptions. Beat Pile
Ours on earth. Sold by G. A. Deadman,
Druggist.
13'oral wit] h.
Fares or Nuwa.-Oliver Rogers, with
the 11eei81a000 of M. G. Barrie, repaired
that portion of the sidewalk which lies be-
tween the corner of Wade ,C Jabneton'e
store and the bridge. -Labor Day passed
off very quietly in town. Moet of the
business places were span and work weut
on about ae usual. In the afternoon a
number a000mpanied the baseball boys
over to Gerrie and witnessed the games.
-Mrs.!). D, Fennell and Mies Vilna
Jamison left here on Tuesday morning
of last week for Toronto and from there
they intend going to New Yorkwhere
they will remain for some time. -The
eaw.mill and adjoining property belong.
ing to the Powell estate, was sold by pub•
lie auction on Thnreday afternoon of teat
week. A, 8, Strome was the purchaser.
-Quite it number from this vicinity at-
tended the Exposition at Toronto during
the peat two weeks. -The members of
the Woman's Auxiliary of Trinity church
met on Thoreday of 'set week at the
home of Mre. Murton. The principal
busineee transacted wee the packing of a
bale of oluthdng, eta., to be sent to the
mission at Little Current, Man, The
members heartily thank all those wbo
oentributed artielee for the bale. It ie
valued at about 847.
1�1 en to W el.
Jona Limo-smm DEAD. -John Living.
stone died at bit home here on Wednee•
day night, Sept. 6th, in the 89th year of
hie age. Mr, Livingstone was the last
surviving member of the family of Dr.
Livingstone, the African explorer, and
was two years older than hie famon0
brother. There was a strong family re-
semblance between the two brothers, and
they maintained an intimate 1001000'
pnndenoe until the doctor's death, Mr.
Livdngetonc bare treasured many lettere
and personal mementoes sent him by his
brother from Africa. The deoeased,
Jno. Livingeto0e, was the eldest eon of
Neil Livingstone, of Blautyre, Scotland,
where he 1(100 born on the 15th of May,
1811. He was married in Scotland in
1884, to Sara Mackenzie, who predeeeas'
ed him, in Listowel, nearly 19 years ago.
Ele came to Canada in 1840, and lived in
Lanark for 20 years, engaged in meroan•
tile business. He came to Perth oounty
in 1800, starting a general store in the
then email hamlet, He was among the
largest merchants of the place, and built
up a large and proeperoue trade. Mr,
Livingetoue indulged hie fondness for
travelling for many years, spending his
Summers among hie friends in Scotland,
and of late passing the Winters with hie
sone on the Pacific ooaet, hie last trip to
the tweet being in the Winter of 1898.
The surviving members of his family
are ;-Neil Livingstone, Rookwood, Out.;
Dr. Henry Livingstone, California ;
Mre. J. W. Soots, Listowel ; John Liv.
ingetone, jr., Listowel ; and Oharlee
Livingstone, Seattle. For the past 8
years he has made hie home with his son
in Lietowel. He was entirely free from
pain or disease of any kind, quietly sleep•
ing away and oaneoiotte to the last. He
had been a man of vigorous constitution,
and, in spite of bis great age, was of
active habits until hie strength began to
fail him ,hie Spring, aim whioh time he
gradually Bank until the end name. His
wide reading, hie travels, his fund of
anecdotes, hie quiet and genial humor
and the kindness of his heart made him
a most entertaining and agreeable cora•
pauion, and he was held in general eeteem
for his honorable and manly ohmmeter.
attics, He was a Liberal and an elder of
Knox church, Listowel. The funeral
took plane on Saturday afternoon at B
o'clock to Fairview oemetery.
LITTLE LIN1oo: Art. Bamford, E. Kidd
and Percy Wilson played with the Tavin-
took foot ball team in Hamburg, on
Labor Day, -Mise Stevenson and Mies
Denbrook have opened n diose and
mantle making bnainese in the rooms
lately occupied by Mre. J. 0. Kidd.-
Lietowel'e rate of taxation for the our.
tent year will be 22 tnille on the dollar,
being 1 mill leas than teat year. -Duffer -
in Campbell, from the bend oflioe of the
Bank of Hamilton, is spending hie holi-
days in town. -Russell Hayden loft Lown
for Paieley, where he bus taken a situ.
ation ae clerk in a store. -8. MoKee, of
the firm of Carson tut Modee, and his
daughter, Mies Lillian, have returned to
town from Mitchell, where they have
been residing ter the past year. The
firm bave withdrawn their Mitchell
branob, and will concentrate their atten-
tion upon their Listowel bueinoee,-Mr.
Hutt, of the Listowel Business College,
has had an aro eleotrio light planed at the
entrance to his lase rooms on Malts
etraet, on the globe of whioh i0 an twitter.
ti0ement of the Oollege.-Lloyd Mandan.
and hes returned borne from the Guelph
hospital in very mutat improved health.
He will wait until he has fully regained
his etreegth before resuming hie duties
in the Bank of Ilamilton,-J, Jaokeon
ihast00ontly added a gas engine to his
bioyole repair ehop.-Bamford Bros.,
bullders and oontraotoro, have found it
ne0000ary to put in power of their own to
keep tip with their largely increased
bu0ineeo. Up to the present the maohin-
ery in their pinning mill hae been run by
a °heft from Idoyer'e mill, They have
purohae0d a now power outfit, including
engine and boiler, from the Wateroue
Company, of Brantford, and are having
them placed on it nnnereto and atone
fenndation, ttnd wit! tweet a boiler hulas
at the Beet aide of the faottry.r.-Tho
little non nt Benjamin l nuthrlan, who
was 00 eoriously hurt by being ran over
by a truck of a tbreshing machine, is
doing well, and there le now an tumour.
aging prospect of itie recovery, -Another
well to being sunk at the intake pips of
the waterworks with a view of ineroa,ing
the supply of water,
Godo rictl..
Mennen GLmtoie,-Paul Turnbull left
on Tueeday morning of 11101 tveelt for
Chatham, where he lute been appointed
olerlt in the Bank of idontreale-The
staff at the big elevator lorded 8 oars,
the average capacity of each being over
700 bushels of aoru, in about an hour's
time Monday morning of last week, 740
bushele passed from the weigh -master's
floor into a oar in 1 minute and 45
eeoonde. No trimming whatever is re.
quired in loading the oars.-Uuunty At.
Gurney Lewis and Mies Lewie bave re.
turned from Toronto, While in the
Queen Olty Mr. Lewie made a personal
mall upon hie old friend, Lien0,•Governor
Mowat, and in conversation went bank to
the Robert Baldwin period. -ohne. V.
Greer left on a two week's trip to New
York, Pbilade'phia and other pluses, -
Elizabeth McKeown, wife of Edward
Moideown, carried on a dry go0de bust.
Hess in Toronto, up bo '92, wben she failed
with liabililiee amounting to $85,000,
of whiob 815,000 was due to W. T. Kiely,
of D. W. Thompson ar Co. Mre. Mo -
Keown went to Obioago, where she hae
now filed a petition in bankruptcy, plac-
ing per liabilities at 940,490, and claim•
ing to hove no assets. The chief creditor
is again W. T. Kiely, whore account is
88,500, so that the pr0000din•s aro evi-
dently taken to obtain a dis0hargo on tine
old liability. -Toronto Stnr. The oredit-
or mentioned is W. T. Kiely, of this
town.- ScottDiokeon has left for New
York any, Soot. i0 a good pbarmaoiet
and a steady, reliab'e follow, and will
probably make }lis way up in the metro.
polio. -Mrs. J. D. Swanson left for Kam-
loope, B. 0., after a visit here. She was
a000mpanied by Mre. Geo. Swanson, who
will remain out West with bar son until
next Spring. -Lewis Stewart, who hae
had a severe attack of typhoid fever at
his mother's home, Benmiller, is, we are
pleased to state, able to be around once
more. -The eohooner "Everett" hae ar-
rived with 150,000 feet of hardwood
lumber for the Goderioh Lumber Co. -
The organ factory was ebnt down a few
days during the pest week for the pur-
poee of etoolt•taking,-We learn with re.
gret of the death of the wife of Dr. Alex.
Hntahioeon, of Montreal, -Dr. and Mrs.
McLeod, of Calumet, Mich., have gone
home preparatory to taking a trip to the
Holy Land this Fall. -Quite a novel dis-
play appeared in the window of W. A.
McIiitn's store tbe peat week iu oonneo.
tion witb his 50 per cent• off sale. Some
of the eaitings that are being offered at
this reduced price were draped to form a
background, while in tbe foreground
stood a blook or stump on which the
prioe tickets had been out in two. The
hatobet that was used for the purpose
remained fastoned in the block just as it
was left when the operation wen oom•
plated. Attached to Ohs handle of the
hatchet wits a oard bearing the following
well known words, "We cannot tell a lie,
we did it with our little hatchet." Num.
arcus prioe tickets were soattered over the
floor of the window, each one severed in
twain, wbile on another card was iusorib•
ed the following : 'Prices literally and
praotioally out in two."
That Throbbing Headache
Would quickly Isere you if you nee Dr.
K'ne'e New Life Pills. Thoueande of
sufferers have proved their matchless
merit for Siok and Nervous Headaches.
They make pure blood and strong nerves
and build up your health. Eery to take,
Try them, Only 25 wants. Money bank
if net oared. Sold by G. A. Deadman,
Druggist.
131v'tii.
NEwY8T 13LO11•01ITa,-5 per cent w111 be
added to all texas not paid on or before
Deo. 14th. -Wm. Shane left last week for
Montreal where he will mate an extend.
ed visit with his daughter, Mrs. Belfry,
-Mile Chamberlain, the very efficient
assistant in the Blyth postotfi.oe, is away
on a two weeks' vaoation.-85 tiokets
were sold at Blyth station on Tuesday
morning of last week for 'Toronto.-Mre.
Vanes was as Lnoknow last week attend-
ing the funeral of a relative. -Mies Amy
Elder hae gone to Toronto to attend the
Presbyterian Ladies' college. -W. W.
and Mrs. Sloan and baby are visiting in
Toronto ea are N. H. and Mre. Young.-
Geo. McCully went to Stratford and tools
part in the Labor Day demonstration
there. Ile captured Bed prize in the 100 -
yard rape, 8rd iu the barrel race, let in
the potato rape, and with G. Sills, of
Seaforth, as it partner won 8rd prize iu
the throe -legged raoe.-Wm. Shane re.
Delved a telegram conveying the gad in.
telligenoe of the death of hie sou, Wm.,
in Winnipeg, Deceased bad been a great
sufferer for several months past with
brain trouble, whioh the dootore were
unable to do anything for. -Albert Curtis,
a former resident of our village, but now
of Alpena, Mich., reoeived old acquein•
tainoes here haat weak.-I-Ienry Ruddell,
a prominent citizen of Morden, Man„
has been ohoeen by the Conservatives of
the riding to represent them in the pro•
vinoial elections. He is a eon of Geo,
Rnddal!, a highly reopeoted Hallett
farmer. -S. H. and Mre, Gidley are away
on a holiday and business trip to Oleve.
land and New York.-Mre. Wm. Rdolt•
mond, who has been visiting her mother,
Mrs, Geo. McGowan, for the past six
weeks, has returned to bee home in Lon -
tion, -On Monday morning of last week
Blyth saw the departure of two of its
oldest and most respeoled residents,
when J. G. and hire, Leigh, e000m•
panted by their two daaghtere, Sadie and
Ailis, removed from our village to the
county capital where Mr. Becigb will
open out in the restaurant and eon-
feotionery bnaineeo. Mr. and Mrs.
Leigh have been 00Bi10000 of Blyth for
the past 50 yearn and in that time have
won the esteem and goodwill of everyone
8y their kindly disposition and good
word for all, The Misses Emigb will be
greatly mieood by their circle of young
friedde in town, end snore martially by
Trinity &Ag nh, whore they were faithful
workers and members of the choir for
years, lilies Allier being the organist for
the past three y8ar0. The municipal
coudeli board, of wiltob Mr, Leigh has
been a member this year, will mise his
genial countenance and good un01000, •-
Tho tn"mbere of Capt. ltanoe'a house.
hold W0001 all 1311011 auddauly and violent•
ly sink on Sunday evening of last week,
the runup of having oaten something for
enpper tint contained poison. The nick•
noes remained with thele during Sunday
night and Monday, but we are pleased to
state that they are now rally recovered..
101r, and Mro. Ferran. a ho spent Sunday
with Capt. and ,1Iro. Ranee, did not be.
Oome (deli until after theyy had rea0bed
their home in Clinton, Tbey have fully
recovered. The poison cannot be no.
counted for, but it le thougiht that a head
of cabbage bought it, few daya before, a
porton of width wan need on Bentley
evening ae a salad, must llaro been
sprinkled with parie green.
FlAte ter.
1301,11' Eeettrot e, ---Alex. Dow has start.
ed a milk wagon on the road. This
make, the third milk vendor in town. --
L. [lardy, who hoe been ite Manitoba for
the past three months, has returned
home. -Rev, W. 11, Martin le taking a
two weeks' holiday. His duties in the
°buroh ere being filled by Air. Power, of
London, -Geo. Ilyndman, who hae 11 et)
clerking for Curling 13rne., has accepted
a admiller position with J. A. Stewart,
while Wilbur Handford will till the
vacancy at Carling Broe.-While Mart.
Salter was driving on Main street the
horee stumbled and threw him out of
the cart, The abaft of the rig 1000
broken but he escaped unhurt. IIe, how-
ever, !oat a gold ries, whioh dropped off
hie linger when be fell ant, and hs has
not since Toned it, -Wm. Zinger, who
has been conducting the Metropolitan
Hotel for some years, has deoided to
leave town shortly, he having purchased
the American Hoorn, Berlin. IIe will
take poasesoion some time in Ootober.-
The Epworth League al Mein street
Methodist church intends holding an
entertainment on the evening of Exeter
fair, Sept. 19th. -Titers were 120 oases of
appeal dlepoged of at the (Wort of Revie-
ion against the voters' list foe the village
of Exeter, held in the Town Hall,-
Itiobard Treble, taoompanied by II. T.
Landon, traveller, of London, while
driving one of Mr. Blesett'e livery teams
in from the north on Wednesday night
of last weep met with quite an unpleao•
ant experie0oe. They were nearing D.
Braond'e blaokemitll shop when the
electric light happened to gu out, than
making it ditlionit to travel, and before
going far the rig collided with a broken
down wagon, loaded with Inge. The
horses made adash for liberty and in
doing so broke the lines, and tee occu-
pants thinking disoretion the better part
of valour, got off the rig. The
horses dashed on till tbey came to the
bridge where they beoame separated and
detatobed from the rig wbioia was upset,
together with a number of trunks. Otte
of the horeee escaped without a scratch
while the other reoeived several bad
bruises and a serious ant. The rig and
harness were also deranged to some
exteut,
Sp,ti,t's 6,•ealest NOM.
Mr. R. P. Olivia, of Barcelona, Spain,
spends hie Winters at Aiden, S. 0.
Weak nerves had osueed severe pains in
tbe back of hie head. On using Electric
Bitters, America's greatest Blood and
Nerve Remedy, all pith: soon left him.
He Bays this grand medicine is what hie
country needs. All &mardot knows that
it ewes liver and kidney trouble, pnrdlie0
the blood, tones up the stomach,
strengthens the nerves, puts vim, vigor
and new life into every muscle, nerve and
organ of the body. It wean, tired or ail•
iegyon need it, Every bottle guaranteed,
only 50 cents. Sold by G. A. Deadman,
Druggist.
Mies Anna Dreyfus, cousin of Oaptain
Alfred Dreyfue, arrived at Montreal on
the Bavarian.
A silk ribbon trust, capital 930,000,000,
i0 one of the latest New Jersey "judioioue
combinations."
es
W. F. Stratton is the agent for
this district for D. Cantelon, On-
tario's largest exporter of apples.
Am buying now, at the very
highest market pried, any quan-
tity of Fall and Winter varieties,
also culls and large crab apples.
Before selling please call on
me, it will pay you.
W. F. STRETTON,
Queen's Hotel, Brussels.
The Business
Ontario
Listowel College.
EQUAL TO ANY IN ONTARIO.
A thorough, complete and praotioal train-
ing iu all branohoe of Commeroial work,
at oousiderably lane than regular rates.
For full information apply
Rooms ol'College ever feel Unice.
L. HARTT,
LLSTOWBL, ;PRINCIPAL,
art
ART GALLERY
.a1 -
It the beet place to have your Photo.
taken. We guarantee all our wont to be
P11101 GRADE. Complete satisfaction
given to a11.
WE 00 NOT ADVERTISE
OUR MODESTY.
Neither is it necessary for u0 to Brag.
Oun Wosur eaves ue the trouble. Large
work of all kinds promptly attended to,
and finished to the beet oatieftotlon.
Don't forgot to call and see our woik
and also got our prime. A kind welcome
to all, yyE11A4r
ART/St,
.
Stratton Bock; lir} sets.
If -)R ),POSITION
Beauty end style without comfort
is easily nht.lillable, comfort with.
nut al'pr a tn,.e i0 egtuallysimple.
Y-11 tic 0,•0 -Iv ;111 ugly veil' of
' ' art many of thou
r
comfortably most unbovoly •
1, 't.
The combination of these two -
comfort and beauty -ere only to he
bad iu the "Slater Shoe."
/T_ lief i AT1 R H&
:'axle hl tnelve shapes, on lasts modelled ,
fr""t actual tart, an lridtlls and nil', 1li0�
leathers, st).lt0 mid colors. x,•
livery purr Go ulyrnr wcited, name and
price stamped rat the su10.
$3,80 ANO $G.00,
=fJIoM,YItEA.
Downing Bros,, - Sole Local Agents
Now Constantly
Arriving
We want your Trade and
will Endeavor to serve
you. well. •
BRUSSELS
PUMP WORKS
All orders for new Pumps or Repairs
promptly attended to. Oontraota
token for new Wella and Cisterns.
r'Lewn Mowers sharpened and repair.
ed. Pruning Shears and Scissors
ground. All work guaranteed.
Agent for "Morris" Pianos.
FRED, ADAMS,
Shop on Mill Street, BRUSSELS.
1110N'E' TO LOAN.
Any Amount of Money to Loan
on Farm or Village Pro-
perty at
6 & 6i Per Cent., Yearly.
Straight Loans with privilege of
repaying when required.
Apply to
A. Hunter,
Division Court Clerk,Brussels.
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J. M. MoLEOD,
Prop. and Manufacturer,
Sold by Jae, Fox. Druggist, ltrneeeln.
Spectacles
-OF ALL RINDS -
Fitted to Correct all
Failures of Eyesight,
and your Eyes tooted 'FREE by
Wed Optical methods at
Division G°
Di i. - Court ffiice
t Office,
BRUSSELS,
an.
cs�
v
The Standard Bank
of Canada.
Money Orders
For amounts of Fifty Dollars and ander
issued by this Bank, payable at par at
any chartered Bank in Canada, with the
exception of Branohee in the Yukon Dis-
trict.
RATES
Under x;10
$10to20
cl 20 toI80
80 to 50 .
$0.08
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CLEVELAND
1899 IDEAS
are found on no Bicycles but
CLEVE E L NDSU
We originate the ideas and make every
detail of every part in our own factory.
SEE THE
New Bell and Roller Bearing,
The New Ball Head Direct Spoke, whioh
cannot break except by aootdont.
The New Skeleton Gear Case, whioh is
absolutely duet -proof.
The New Speoiat Light' Design Roadsters
whioh weigh 26% lees than any others
of equal strength, and many other
new features.
PRICES FROM $40 UP.
A. COUSLEY,
AGENT, Ba-oss ,LS
l <,
.
s��Ls
British Columbia
Red Cedar Shingles'
ANn.--•
forth Shorn
Pine and Cedar
FOR SALT AT THE
Brussels Planing Mills
Also Doors and Sash of ail Pat!
terns 013 hand or made to order
at Short Notice.
Estimates Fnrniehed for all
[hinds of Buildings. Workman.
ship and Material Ghtarehteod,
P. AMENTJ