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matter of Foresight,
Maily cases of eye trouble are
averted fly early application of
proper tenses. Present neglect
nie:els future trouble.
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G. A. Deadman,
Druggist and Graduate Optician,
B31'u5SOiS, Ont,
Good Cake
Is often spoiled by using tun
mush Soda or Cream Tartar. Yon
will have no trouble if yon always
use Deadman'° Baking Powder.
A GOOD BISCUIT,
Is worth having but you ore not
quite euro of baying them good un•
less Deadman'a Baking P.,wder le
used in makiug them, Never use
soar milk, however, when uefng any
Baking Powder.
A GOOD PIE
No trouble making good pastry
when using Dead,nan's Baking Pow•
der, You need not fear about the
color or odor of them either, when
using it.
Try Some.
It you will try some of Dead
man'e Baking Powder you will feud
cooking easier and surer. Cheap
too, only 260. per Ib. Don't compare
it with many dlleap Baking Powders
that aro po-itively injurious, Ask
for.Doadman'e Baiting Powder, Sold
only at
liwtdny.tn's Drug C Boole Store.
DRAW) TRUNK RAILWAY.
SOUTHERN EXTENSION W. 0. & B.
Trains te:tve Brussels Station, North
and South, as follows;
Ginza Suoon. Gozeto NooTH,
Express 7:10 a.m, thrall ale p.m
steed... 9:45 a.m. Express ...... 10:17 p.m
'o.Ca.r jth s ±.CtriS,
A ohie 'o amang ye takin' notes,
An' faith he'll prent it.
FROST.
OCTOBER.
MILLINERS Openings.
Fine snow on Friday.
SEE next week'a PoeT.
THANEoOIVINm Day, Thursday, Oct.
19111.
BRUSSELS rate of taxation this year is
20 mills on the dollar.
R. MAnvrama has put up a woodshed at
the rear of the Eleetrio Light Worke.
HALF a car of grapes was received by
our grocers on Wednesday getting ready
for the Fall Fair, '
THE sidewalk men ran out of cement
for a few days and turned their attention
to banking part of the walk.
CIDER and apple batter are being turn-
ed out at Geo. Edward's factory, Mill
street, in godly quantities these days.
MIRING. the pest season A. Cons -ley die•
posed of no lees than 36 bicyolate a good
season's trade. He bee the business
down line.
A STONE Satoh basin has been built in
the ditch opposite Rose street prepara-
tory to filling in the drain. Tile was pot
in this Summer.
Tan road grader was to be at work this
week, It hest be kept moving if the
neoeeaary work ie completed before the
wet weather arrives.
ADvEliTHIeG in a live paper pays.
Walter Imes sold one of hie horses
advertised in THE Posz last week to
James Joakeon, 3rd con , of Grey.
Moo. GEonae Taverns having resigned
the inflation of organist in Melville church,
which she tae he'd for several years, a
naw organist ie being asked for by advt.
in 1 his issue.
('Ann of rHAors.—I hereby tender my
eiuoere tbonks to the C. 0. F. for a
claque for 91,000 covering the amount of
my late husband's Beneficiary Oortifi•
cote. He was a member of Cranbrook
Court, MRs. ANDREW MCNICHOL,
Braesele.
$20 AND COSTS.—Mrs. Sarah $all Was
fined 920 and ooete or 20 days in jell by
Meeistreter• Hunter and Spence, on Wed.
needay aftrrnoon, for having liquor on
her mincer sed premises at $enfryn. A
search was made last week by Inspector
Miller and Constable Lang and beer and
ale found. The costa in the ease will
foot up to 916 or 920. W. Irwin, of
Gerrie, oonduoted the case for Inspector
Miller and Barrister Blair appeared for
Mrs. Hall.
SostETnISG OFA GLOBE TROTTER —Robb.
W. Roes, a former Brussels boy, who
bas been employed in the Laird machine
shops, Birltenbead, Bogland, for tbe past
nine months, has been engaged by a
steamship Company at Antwerp, Bel.
gnim,es one of the engineers on their
steamer "Leopoldville," plying between
that city and South Africa, calling at
the Canary Islands, He started on hie
first trip on Sept, 21st. The rond trip
takes about two months. Robt, is a
traveller f, om away back, ae this time
last year he was on a steamer on the
Stikine river, Alaska. At this rate be
will soon girdle the globe.
remene17.—Thursday evening of last
week a quiet wedding took plane ab the
home of hire. Time. Kelly, Tarnberry
street, whrn Rev, G. J. Abey tied the
matrimonial knot between John Me.
h'addeu, a well known young man of
Grey township, and Mise Edith Eastman,
time to lure. Kelly. The bride wore a
becoming costume of dark blue. She wag
unattended. The home was benutifuliy
decorated with flowers, An elegant 1
supper Watt eerved. Mr. and Mrs. Mo.
Fadden went to their home, 10th non.,
where they begin boaeekeepiog with the
best wiehet of a large circle of friends.
Tarr Poe .viehee them many happy and
proopero00 years.
POTAToEs are a good crop,
A. 0. U. W. Friday evening of this
week.
Scnori Board Friday evening of next
week.
SEE the mile Bicycle race at the Fall
Fair.
FALL Fair Thursday and Friday of
thle week.
THE Howe property was not aold on
Thnraday of last week.
R. LEATHERDALE has had a new shingle
roof put an his residence.
ED. LOWRY has pornhaaed a house and
lot on 31111 street, recently sold to S.
Bark.
EARTH is being hauled to level up the
front of the Public school grounds to the
new sidewalk.
5 Goon prizes in the Ootnfort Soap
1000 at Brussels Fall Fair. See them in
THE POST window.
WHATEVER you mise, don't neglect g0•
ing to the Millinery Openings Thursday
and Friday of thie week.
Sr.ABone ie a hustler to haul gravel.
He had 0 loads on the street on Tueoday
by noon, with 3 team. Gravel is .got on
Geo. Kerr's farm North of Brussels.
K. 0. T. M.—A full attendance of the
members of Braesels Tent, No. 24, K. 0,
T. M., is asked for Tuesday evening uext,
10th inst. A. Semen, Com.
Menne. McKay & Lowry have the
contract for building up the wing•well et
Brussels bridge so as to fill in a big hole
and thereby preserve the main roadway,
which is now in danger.
$65.—Last week W. H. Kerr, Seore.
tary of Grey Branch Agl. Society, reoeiv.
ed $67.80 as their share of the exonroion
to the Ontario Experimental Farm at
Guelph laet Jane. The Society will have
966.00 clear.
Tithes was only one ease before His
Honor Judge Doyle at the Fourth
Division Conn, on Wednesday forenoon,
that being Cololongh vs. Meehan, a die•
pate over the value of a stump fence.
Case dismissed with costs. The local
bar attended to the business.
ALF. BAEEEn, who is quite a poultry
fancier, purobased some prize winning
bleak ?divorcee and white Books at
Goderioh last week. Be intends going
extensively into the bneioe.s having fitted
up a No. 1 hoose ie the besement of the
grain atotehouse at the G. T. R. An
inoubator will be utilized, ineteaed of the
old fashioned hen to do the batching.
Ma. Lenge, who is manager of the
Evaporator at the G. T. 11„ Brunets,
gave Too POST a copy of the Clyde, N,
Y. Times. At Bose, where Mr. Lyman'e
home is, they have raised 60,000 bushels
of onions, 35,000 bushels being grown
within a radius of a, mile from Rose.
They are selling at 20 Dents per beetle!.
The soil is a muck mixture and produo55
great Drape.
HE WAS DtecHAlaoED,—Joho D. MrNab,
the land surveyor, who was arrested at
Gorrie a fortnight ago on the charge of
the abduction of the wife of George
Parking, carpenter, was discharged on
Saturday of last week, by the Police
Magistrate, no evidence for the proseou•
tion being offered. Parkins brought hie
wife from near Georgetown to testify
against the prisoner, but she was not put
in the witness box.
LIeTEN.—Have you beard of our re•
markable olabbing arrangements with
the weekly Globe ? We are giving Tun
PoeT and Weekly Globe from now until
Jan. 1, 1901, for only 91.50 (over 15
months) ; or THE P0s7 and Weekly
Globe for the same period, together with
a set of Marion Harland's works, 4 vols.,
postage paid to subscribers, for only $1..
75. Don't delay now. You will not get
a better offer than thie.
A Fonyrio Bnn00ELITE AT DAWSON: A
short time eines Mrs. (Dr.) Graham, of
Clinton, reoeived a letter from her broth•
er,W, S. Wrigbt, whioh was poat•marked
Dawson City, August 7th, and Clinton,
August 28th. It was thug lust three
weeks en route. Accompanying the letter
was a registered package containing a
couple of Klondike gold nuggets, which
when mounted will make very pretty
pins, Mr, Wright was a former resident
of Brussels, but lame been in Washington
State for about twelve years past. Iu
898 be went into the Klondike and the
trip from San Francisco to St. Michael's
took forty days Nand four hours, but
reaching Dawson, says Mr, Wright, is
now, comparatively, a pleasure trip, for
by making close connection Seattle can
be reaohed in eight days. With two
partnere he owns a hillside claim on
Adams Creek, a branch of the Bonanza,
fifteen miles from Dawson, and they are
also interested in e. bvnoh claim adjoin.
ing. They are now besy prospecting the
claim= and getting ready for Witter's
work. One of the partners has gone out
fora thawing machine, without which no
mining outfit is now complete. Mr.
Wright says the weather hag been very
pleasant and very little eiakneee i= re.
ported on the claims or in the city.
When he wrote heathen was very dell In
Dawson and a great number were leaving,
gone to proepeot for new diggings and
others for home, being unable to enure
work. He was busy building a oabin as
he expected his wife and child to join
him on September 10th end to remain in
the oouotry until the alarm is worked
out, whioh he eetimatoe will take two
years, Mr. Wright'° old friende hope he
will strike it Nell it the land of gold,
8 Pains Oreennn,—The Comfort Soap
people have exceeded their first offer of
three prizrs for a foot raoe open to ladies
at Brnase'g Fall Fair on Friday. Wed.
needs), afternoon W. IL Kerr reoeived
from them the prizes which ate on ex•
hibition is TILE Pose window, and will be
awarded as follows ;—let, gold watob ;
2nd, silver wmirth ; 3rd, pair of opera
glasses ; 4111 bronze olook ; 6tb, Cbata-
line bag ; 8111, puree ; 7111, purse ; 8th,
purse. No eutranne fee and every nom.
petitor taking pert gets 8 bare of soap.
The race will be 80 yards and a bar of
Comfort Soap will be planed on the ground
every 10 yerde. These ere getllered by
the oonteteante fn aprove supplied them
and the mins awarded according to their
speed in rt aobing the goal. There should
be a large number of entries as there is
00 entraa, o fee nor any fake game, The
Comfort Soap people do it to advertise
their soap.
.11
A Wetly no 1tt.UNu is in town, -
Dow' key found, leut111iro at Tit
PORT,
Tint hostler at the teeeeu'e he 1 iii
heed injured by n Itiok 1ruin a horn.
Mete street 18 :Lamming 118110 It 11011
appoint:wee 11e the levelling ell wit
gravel is prooeoding.
Diner forgot that ppnblio meeting in th
Town ball on Friday evening: of nex
week. Addressee and lnuei0.
Tug sate of uegazieea at the 1'ubli
Library Iasi Saturday evening ne110:
910 70. 1', S. Scutt was the auotioneor
LAST Friday afternoon Ruth. William
captured las priee for his black huge
horse at B1grave Pell Fair. 'Shore Iver
eight entries.
Anne BREWER'S Baby Day win a bi
imeeees and 111an1y a fond mamma wig
now be poeooseed of the first photo, of be
etooteey wooteey."
Toro Town and ('•o, Evaporator have
pnrobasod over 14110 bags of tippled Ibis
season and expect to handle a large
quantity of Winter fruit ae well.
Burners cheese factory enid their
August snake last week at 114 nente per
pound. It was ',hipped on Tuesday,
Mr. Harris wee home attending to it.
Mesons. Boothe & '('ANs70NE shipped
care of hogs from Ripley, Belgrave itud
Newton during this week in addition to a
doable deck item Bruesele. This Iirm
peed out $000 last week. For August
their a000nnt °bowed 919 .101, and for
September 920,000 for hogs and grain.na
6 rCENT.—The same rule will be
adopted thie year In oonaeotion withthe
collection of nixed in Brunets es was
followed in 1808, viz, 5^;, will be added to
u
all amounts not in Counter's Laude o1
Deo. 14th. This is giving good loth
entire so that nobody need he surprised.
TILE etiok•to-etiveneos o1 111 paper was
anent the other night in Jae, Sullen.
tyue'a grocery window when a young
manse assayed to make free with a sheet
of the article but found, as many another,that it was a death-trap and in attemping
to clear Its feet from the toile fell over on
in side and paid the penalty.
GRAND TRUNE TouTs.—Spacial freight
trains are being r0n on this glue every
few days to relieve the regular tafna,—
It was after three o'alook last Friday
morning before the train due bere at
10:17 Thnraday night arrived, A freight
train was iu trouble between Guelph and
I'almeretnn and the pes'euger train was
consequently blocked.-- Cual stoves have
been placed in the waiting room and
agent's office end Jack frost will have
an uphill eel, getting in his wo•k there.—
Wedueedat aft recon Geo, Beet had a
doable decked car of liege to ship but
had no cat emit the train arrived. Alter
the oar was ebu:,ted afengetde the pen
the 140 porkers were loaded in about 3
minutes and the oar taken on with the
train. It was quick work.—New linen
winduw blinds now adorn the windows of
the depot.—In the outgoing shipments
this week were 3 cars of peas and a car
of huge by Baeker & Vabotole ; 2 oars
of pate by R. Grelinm ; a ear of cattle
and a oar of flogs by Geo, Beet ; tar of
cattle by Ferguoon & MoD tutted ; car of
lambs by Jno. Ruddick ; W. Jewitt, 4
oars apples ; W. F. Stretton, 1 oar
apples ; M. D. Soots, 2 oars apples ;
Enterprise Salt Works 3 Dare sett. The
inward freight was chiefly looal in its
obaranter,
VETERAN'S JEWEL.—Tbnreday evening
of last weep a very pleasant innovation
w as on the program of Western Star
Irodge, No. 144, I. 0. 0, F , Brunets,after a candidate had beet instructed in
the mysteries of the 2nd Degree, viz the
presentation by the membere of a very
fine Veterau'e jewel to Past Noble Grand
F. S. Scott, who has passed the 25111
milestone of membership in the Order,
The presentation was made by P. N. G's
W, H. Kerr and W. 0, Smith. Reference
was made to tbe institution of Odd Fel•
lowehip in Brunets, the charter mem..
hers, its past history, Bro. Soott's faith-
fulness mod ability in filling offices and
living out the principles of the Order and
the bops expressed for long life and
greater ueefulueee. Mr. Scott replied in
moat appropriate terms, expressing his
thanks for the honor does him by his
brethren of Weeteto Star and outlining
the duties of true OddFellowe, "He's a
jolly good fellow" was impromptu tum•
ber on the program, after whlah the fol-
lowing numbers were presented in a meet
capable and happy manner :— Instru-
mental, T. A. Hawkins ; addrees, W. H,
MoOraoken ; solo, Jas. Jones ; address
by Mr. Anderson, of Atwood ; reoitation
from Mr. Donaldson, of Atwood ; ad•
dress by Mr. Stewart, of Seafortb ; eolo,
Jas. Thomson ; refreshments • solo,
Alex. Rose ; 0111000, D. D. G. 111. Tip•
ling ; reoitation, Frank Lambie; solo,
Wm. Spenoe ; address by Mr. Robert.
son, Wingham ; quartette, Jae. Thorn.
BOO, Jae, Jones, W. Grower and A. BOSS ;
address, G. F. Blair ; address by Mr,m
Groves, Wingha. The olook was about
ready to ohime the midnight hour when
the eloping ode was sung, Brethren were
present from Wingham, Soaforth, Wrox-
eter, Atwood, Listowel and other pointy,
It was a- most enjoyable evening and will
not soon be forgotten. The lunch served
was very tastily prepared and consisted
of ham aandwiobes, oake and coffee. A
good Fall program ie being marked out
for Weetern Star Lodge and large in-
creases are expected, The Degree team
have their work down fine and the "goat"
is in good fettle,
CIIURt;11 Qit13i14.
glE .0.1“188B1.8 POST
Mine Danoan, a returned Missionary
E J from India, will give au address on her
work in Alelville choral, Brussels, Dat
a Thursday evening of next week at 8
000lt instead of Friday ae aanotlnotd
1lbllast Sabbath
h Monthly lel isa;nnery Day last Sabbath
I afternoon 111 the Aletlwdist Sabbath
e sigma Li addition to the lesson, reoita•
t tions were given by Mildred Soonand
Ella 1'uneton ; a duet by Myrtle IInnter
o and Mabel Minna ; and eoloe by Pearl
1 Lowry and Leslie Kerr. The oolleotion
, emenuted to $0.05.
e Rev. Mr, Ballantyne, of Molesworth,
y preached in Melville alluvia last Bator.
e day innatlnention with the Communion
preparatory servioee, His text was "All
o ley springs are in Theo" from withal a
helpful di000uree was given. On Sabbath
✓ the pastor's morning thome WAS "The
love of Chriatt," Eph. 5 and 2, (1)Its
Affirmation ; (2) Its Manifestation; (8)
Ite Imitation, 1st Oor. 10 ; 13.14 wee
the evening text. 8 new members were
added to the church roll, Monday
morning Rev. D. Perrie, of Wingham, oo•
oupied the pulpit and gave a profitable
Fannon,
biaT10011107 GROWING TIRE —The Meth•
o,tiat 20th Oentory Million Dollar Fund
has received a tremendous impetus from
the big "rally" night in the Metropolitan
church, Toronto, Monday night, wbiolt
raised the amount promised by °hurobes
in Torontodietriot toward that fund to
92.17,450, or about one•fourth of the full
amount aimed et. Of this ooutribution
the Sherbourne•at. ehuroh, raw the
wealthiest in Canadian Metbodi-in, hives
no lees that 9100,000, or one•tt nth of the
total. The largest individual eubeariptiona
so far announced are those of Aon. Sena-
tor Cox, 930,000 ; W. E. H. Macey, 930,•
000 ; J. W. Flavelle, 980 000 ; A. E.
Ames and H. H. Fudger, 910,000 each.
The sums subscribed by the other lead.
ing chnrohee in Tomato are : Metropol.
into, 957,000; Oentral, Bloor.et., 980,000 ;
Wee ey, 911,000 ; Bathurst -et., 97.000 ;
Queen 01 , 86,500; AloCaut•at•, 96,000 ;
Carlton •t., and St, Paul's 95,000 smolt ;
Brood.,•,ty, $8,000; Woodgreen, Berke-
ley et.
erke•ley-et. and North Parkdale, $2,500 each ;
Parliament -et., 91,200 ; outer churches
with under $1,000 each bringing the total
0910 9247,450 for Toronto alone. At thio
rate Methodism in Canada can (lenity
fail to reach, if not leave behind, the
million dollar point.
Erlt'O0Tn LEAGUE CoNVENTIUN. Third
annual Oo0ventioo of the Epworth
Leagues of Wingham Dietriot will be
held at Teeswater on Oct. 12. The fol-
lowing is the program :—Morning See•
S1011-0.30 Sunrise prayer meeting, Rev.
S. W. Musworthy, Teeswater ; 9 15
Beptiom of the Holy Gboet, Rev. D.
Rogers, Bluevele ; The Reap risibility of
the Lookout Committee, W. Hall, Wing.
ham ; One Talent Members, Miss S. Fre•
leaven, Luoknow ; Discussion ; 10 16 Re-
port of Leagues ; 11.00 Appointment of
Committees ; 11,15 why should we take
op Junior League Work? Mrs. A. I.
Brown, Whiteoburoh ; Methods in Junior
League Work, Mies M. A. Match, Gorrie ;
Disouesion. ; 11.45 Secretary's report.
Afternoon Session -2 00 Preeident'e ad•
dress, Rev. F. J. Oaten ; 2.16 How beet
to tounteraot worldliness, Rev. W. Rigs-
by, Kincardine; Contagion of Sociability,
Mies May Stewart, Ripley ; Discussion ;
2 45 Forward Movement, Rev. John
Holmes, Brussels ; Syetematio Giving,
Mise Testis Fitzel, Kincardine ; Wby
should young men and women be inter-
ested iu Missionary Work 7 Geo. J. A.
Remy, Salem; Dleonssion; 8,85 Bud.
neas Methods in League Work, E. P.
Paulin, Wingham ; 8.50 The E. L. Read-
ing Course. Why should we take it up 7
A. Botcllart, 'Teeswater ; Dieoaeeioo ;
4.15 Question Drawer ; 4.45 Unfinished
and new business. Evening Session—
Song Service ; 7.45 Open.ng Exeroiees ;
8.00 Echoes from Indianapolis, W. H.
Kerr, Brussels ; 8.20 Christian Citizen-
ship, Rev. D. A. Moir, B, D., Walkerton ;
8 65 The Triangular of au, Rev. W.
Hobbs, Wingham.
"Haman" will be next Sabbath's In.
ternational Sabbath school lesson.
"Obeying Orders" will be next Sab-
bath evening's topic at the Epworth
League.
Rev. John Ross, B. A., was at London
this week attending a meeting of the
Synodical Augmentation Committee, of
Which he a member,
Next Sabbath evening Melville En•
deavor 0111 aonsided the topic "What our
College students do for Home Minions."
The pastor will introduce it.
Mr, Langford, a student of Huron
College, London, took Bev. Mr. Absy'e
work in St. John's church last Sunday.
Hie services were highly appreciated.
Last Sabbath Rev. John Holmes tools
"The sleeping and wide awake church"
as his morning subject and in the even-
ing "Coneoienoe," The pastor aleo ad-
dressed the League on "Our own (throb,"
The services next Sunday in the Aletb.
cast ohuroh will be opeolally in the in.
serest of the Million Dollar Thanksgiving
Fund. In the morning the pastor will
preach on the subjaot and in the evening
addreeeee will be delivered in the eetn0
interest, B. Gerry will speak on the
Spiritual aspect of the movement ; Rev,
R, Paul on the Financial, and the Rev,
J Ilelmeson the Denominational.
Business Locals.
6 SUNBEAMS for 25 oents on Fair day at
Brewer's.
JUST received a oar of Maniboba Sour
and bran. Beaker & Vanatone,
5 CABINET photos for 91.00 on F.ir day
at Brewer's.
Paton low at Hart's Art Gallery on
Brussels Fair day. Don't forget we do
the best work in town.
ANT one needing their saws gemmed
and filed first-olass can have this work
done by T. McGregor, saw gnmmer and
filer, Bloassle, Onb,
Brussels Council.
The monthly meeting of the village
Parliament was held in the Connell
Chamber on Monday evening.
Legielatore present, the Reeve, and
Counoillore Wilton, Roes and Warwiok.
Minutes of last regular and 'martial
meetings read and passed,
The following a000unte were present.
ed : •-
Ales, 14IoKay, catch basin $ 5 00
Wrn, Denbow, teaming 75
Bell Telephone, a000unt 2 75
G, T. R., freight on tile....,.,, 570
Clark, Bowes, &o.,, Draining By.
law 6 00
Brussels Eleotrie Light Co, - 100 00
A. MoLauohlin, salary 26 00
A, & J. Lowry to bal., sewer 0011.
tract 866 28
St. Lawroace Co., Fire Dept,
(Lowry) 547 28
St. Lawrence Go„ Fire Dept16 20
Royal Pavement Co 468 00
Moved by J. T, Ross, seconded by S.
Wilton, that above accounts be paid and
orders issued for the same.—Oarrled.
Rev. W. Norton, appealed against his
sidewalk aoeesemeot, baying 6 feet more
than belonged to him. This was allot.
ted to Dr. Holmen and Qaeen street.
Their being no other appeals the Renee.
went Was confirmed on motion of Messrs.
Warwick and Wilton.
Petition Was presented from ratepayers
on North side of Catharine street for four
foot cement walk, and Oourt Of Religion
will be held on Monday, Nov. et at 8
o'nlock, on motion of J. D, Warwick and
J. T. ROSS.
Bylaw No. 18, 1809, was read three
theme and passel confirming the various
rates for the current year which will be
ae fotlowe ;—
oo. purposee 8/10 mina,.$ 240 87
Looat purposes., 4 6/10 " .. 1412 00
Consolidated Loan 8 " ,. 2400 00
By law No, 16, 00 2/10 tt48 28
Ilchoot rate 6 " ., 1874 34'
Sohooi loan,,,,,1 4/10 " ., 447 00
Total - 20 mills 9 7182 24
STg4.ND0'1.140 .,(.J rl1 ✓ y ,IJ.1 OF V ,J- ,Arr'4 D4J. ,
1.72,
HEAL) OFFICE, •- TORONTO
CAPITAL PAID UP (Ode Million Dollars)
RI'1SE1IV1 FUND .
91,000,000
9600,000
dgenofee ft; ail prirsclpal pointe in Ontario, globes, Afottitobo, United States n t AJnplunet.
°R MONA EE' d'4"/i "cff.11"l'''. '.
A General Banking Bualneee Transacted, Farmers' Notes Dt000unted.
Draft° Isan,1 and Colloottono made o0 all points.
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT,
Internet allowed on depoeibs of 91.00 and upwards,
BPEOIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO Tn0 OoLLEo71017 0F' FA1usog s' BALE NOTE0,
Every faoility afforded Oostomere living at a diebanoe.
J. N. CORDON, Ammo AGENT,
6% will be added to all texee paid later
than Deo. 14,
This rate does not inolade cement side-
walk expenditure, that will suns into
next year's rate.
By.lnw No. 10, 1809, authorizing the
borrowing of money to pay eidewalk oon
,rants up to the time the debsutnree are
sold to meet this indebtednese was read
three times end passed.
After a talk of the appointment of a
Tax Collector the business was left over
to another meeting end Board adjourned.
Joseph B. Reid, conductor on the Grand
Trunk, fell between the oars at Hamilton
and was killed.
A private despitoh from Vancouver
says that Mr, Maxwell, M. P., is still
very low, but will probably recover
The Horse Show at Hamilton, nuder
the ninepins of the Society for the Pre.
notion of Cruelly to Animals, was a
deoided thanes.
W. H. Childs, Hamilton, agent for the
Richard Simpeoo Company, Toronto,
was sandbagged and robbed of 973 by
Hamilton footpads.
During s quarrel at Branehton, Adair
Allan, a ainter, attaoked Allison Haney,
a farm Intoner, with
a pitchfork, inflict.
ing serious wounds.
AVOTIOT0 01..&I .
WEDNE•DAS, OCT. il.—Farm stook,
implements, &o , Lot 6, aon. 12, Groy.
Sale, unreserved, at 1 o'olook. R. J.
Shine, Proprietor, F. S. Scott, Annbiooeer,
THonsDAT, 00T.12.—Farm, Farm stook
implements, &n., Lot 21, Con, 10, Grey.
Sale at 1 o'clock sharp, Jno, 13. Hyde,
and Wm. Cameron, execetore of the late
Robert MoLaohlan, F. S. Soott, Auction.
Ser.
FRIDAY, 00T. 13.—Farm stook, imple•
meets, deo., Lot 24, Con. 8, Morrie.
Sale, unreserved, at 1 o'olook. Thos.
Bone, Proprietor. F. S. Scott, Anotioneer.
T000017, 007. 17.—Farm stock, Lot 9,
Con. 8, Grey. Sale at 1 o'clock. Jas.
Jaokson, Prop., F, S. Soots, Auo,
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 18 —Farm, farm
stook, implements, &c., We- lot 10, eon,
8, Grey. Sale, at 1 o'clock. Margaret
Lamont, adminiotratrix, , S. Scott,
a10110neer.
S7ALIEn.—In Ent Wawanoah, on Sep.
timber 27, the wife of Mr. Richard
Stalker, of a daughter.
IN0Lss.—In Elms., on the 28th inst., the
wife of Mr. W. G. Ingle, of a son.
Roua0Ts0N—MoILwAIN.—At the residence
of the bride's father, victoria et., on
September 27th, by Pastor Freed, ae•
aisted by Rev, Jas. Hamilton, of
Palmerston, Mr. Thos. C. Robertson,
of the Blnevale road, to Mies. Eliza,
daughter of Mr. John Moltwein.
MoFAD»EN—EASTMAN. — In Brussels on
Sept. 28, by Rev. G, J. Abey, Mr.
John McFadden, of Grey, to Mise
Edith Eastman, nein to Mre, Thos.
Kelly, of Brussels.
Sr0150N—WRIGHT,—At the residence of
the bride's parents. Turnberry, on
Sept. 28th, by Rev. R. S. G. Ander-
son, of Wroxeter, Mn. Thee, Simeon,
of Grey, to Miss Isabel, daughter of
Mr. Wm. Wright,
}7=23IrMTIOMTS.
Brueeele, Oot. 5-8.
Gorrie, Oot. 7.
Blyth, Oat. 9-10.
Kincardine, Oct. 10-11
Dungannon, 001, 11-12.
Fat Stook Show, Guelph, Deo, 6-8
°lea r3'SST-a-to SQAme=a 'i'Ei,
Fall Wheat .. 00 66
Barley 88 87
Peas 68 59
Onto 24 25
Butter, tube and rolls .. 14 16
Eggs per dozen 18 13
Flour per barrel 4 00 4 00
Potatoes (per bue), 25 25
Apples (per bbl) 1 25 2.00
Hay per ton 5 00 6 00
Hides trimmed 7
Hides rough 5
Salt per bbl., retail 1 00
Sheep skins,eaoh 80
Lamb skins each....., 25
Hoge, Live 4 00
Wool 8
7i
6
70
65
25
4 25
18
ONE CENT A WORD COLUMN.
Houeotouoco wanted, at once. Apply
to JOHN HILL, Lot S, iOou. 10, Grey, or
Brussels P. 0, 19 0
Teton' MD Jersey Cow, with register-
ed pedigree, foe sale, 0 years ofd.
13.11 iOOS,NEWSOIelE,130001010,
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
ANTED, AN ORGANIST
for Melvino Ohurob, Brussel& One
compPetent to inetr'dot the ohoir preferred.
Applleebiono stating salary, reoolvod till lot
Nov, J.tEV. J0105 11068, Brussels,
AHUNTER, LICENSED AMC.
5 700NEltn for the Oounty. helper.
(once of over 14 years, and knowledge of who
to 5,11 to. Will guarantee aat)efaetion, 1f
9030 want to seller buy a farm eau 0n me.
Money to loan at 49 per cent,
eS1IE1i P FOR SALE,— TOE1J Undersigned hes for sate 1 registered
813oariing Ilam and 7 Item Lambe, Shrop-
shire breed. The tatnbawere got by a son of
"Lord Newton," let prizo winner at the
World's Italy. AIso a nuteber of Bronze
urkel%and Toulouse Geese,
1011 JN 0,WITH, Lot 8,000.0,Grey,
A.STRAYED ON TIE PREMISES.
. of the uutterdi geed, Lot 34. Con, 1.1,
O rayq, on or about Sept, 411,, a ewe and n
lamb. I'he aw001• is requested to prove
property, pay expeneee aril take them away,
A1.E\. P5101411,
15 4 \f000reiff P. 0.
_TURSES FOR SALE.—TI1J;
Undersigned hes ono span of mares
coming 5 years obi , one dart bay, shred by
Wodgebiocli," Lla,towel, the other light bay
sired by 'Sonar," broke to go single or
double. Sound and good evening, Apply
t0 W. ERNES, Carriage Works, Brussels.
AUCTION SALE OF FARM
S7ot'tt—fur. T'. S. 81101't', Auctioneer,
has been instrnoted by Ole Underelanod t0
sell by nubile natation et Lot 0,Onu. B. Gray.
on TUESDAY, OCT.
flo�luhna 1oclak hip, theolwingvat
propol'ty, viz. ;-1 blare in foal ; 1 Horse, S
70815 ; 1 snap osols hngobs,:
9 farrow018 Cooe; 7 Coefs, itn,poend
in stat ; 1 9.yser-old Holler with self ; 1 3 -
year -old Helfer; 8 2you.nld Heifers ; 0
year-old Heleifer,; 3 7-y ear•ol4 Steers; 12 2-
vanr-011 8toors 1 7 Year-old 0180,7 ; 10
('awns ; 7 F,wne ; 1 Brood Oulu ; 11 Shore
Pigs. Sale without reserve as proprietor is
overstocked. Terme.—All sums of 9500 and
older cash ; over that amount 12 Mouths
JocrefudittNowites,ll he given on furnishing Approved
IP. 5.80007, JAS. JAMISON,
AnetIoueor Proprietor,
Notice to Creditors.
Zig the Surrogate Court of the County
of Huron.
Pursuant 10 the Statute in that behalf all
Pater enchaving ,l late of the Townshitp of
Grey, Gentleman, deceased, who died on the
20th day of August, 1300, ml'e noticed to send
or deliver to James McDonald, Township of
Grey, Walton P. 0., one of the Exeeutors,ou
or before the Pith day of November, I800, a
statement of their claims, duly verified, and
after the WE mentioned date the 10x0011 tore
will distribute the resets of tbo estate
among those entitled thereto, having regard
only to such claims of which uotiee shall
have been received, and the Is0outnre will
not boliable for the assets of the estate or
any pact thereof to any parson of whose
ahem notice shall not thou have been re.
calved,
JAS. MaDONALTI
A 5010. T Exeou Eore.
3710.07 l
A. 5INTEI1, Agent for Executors.
Dated at Brussels, Aug. 4th, 1900.
REAL ESTATE.
ri1AE1II TO RENT. -100 ACRES,
North half of L0119, 00n, 2, Morris. Ap-
ply to ADAkl HNID, Wingham, or to E. W.
13B110E, 243 Borden street, Torouto,
12.4
L'ARM FOR SALE.—TR..E UN—
darelgnod oilers his farm, West Half
Lot No. 10, Onu. 4, Grey, ooutniuing Nacres,
more or lees. For part(culnre as to price
and terms apply to
ARCH. 2.013ERT80N,
Brussels P, 0, on the premises,
OCT, C) 1890
king
er
We guarantee to
be absolutely
Pure and
Strictly One Price,
25c. per pound
A r ---�mr
loz' S Drug Store.
F ARIi FOR SALE.—TIiio
l'be ou loraigned offers hie farm, be-
ing E i not 7, Con, 17, Orey, oo0tainiug 00
amen, 0 acres being good hardwood bust, for
sale- Moro is a new Irmo house 15o20, new
baro, 30,156, orchard Ste, FORMA= wouhi
Ilegiveu at any Limo, with tide season's o1•09
if desired. I`a',n is two miles from Village
" Walton. 0,1011. ('or further ptlto glom as t"
Price, tonne, &0 , apply on the premises or
to TI105. 1011NSTON, Walton P. 0.
TOIRST•CLASS FtARIVI FOR
sale on easy taring, being Lot 21, (fol,
10. Towreblp 0f Grey, Ilurol O0. 00 nurse
alonred Hutt h1 nret-ogees etnto of cnitivatioa
and balance in Haul wood boob. A Orot.
chess bar,, with straw shed attached, also a
frame barn, anti an necessary out bnlldiuge,
good frame house ; watered by 9 wells 0111111
stream of Spring water oroeeing farm. Pos.
session given at once. For further particu-
lars amply to WM. OAM18tLON, Oranbrook,
or JNO. B. II7014, Ethel P. 0., Out., Esa10.
tore of putt. McLachlan estate,
��'
INE FARM FOR SALE.—BE.
ma Lot 00. N t Oen, 0, Morris township,
containing 98 acres of Oret'olasa hand. lhore
Is a house, barn, orchard and good ware-
house, and f.um hi well fanned. Teen ere
al acres In Fen wheat ; 19 nurse iu hay and
451101430 pasture. Posaossion could be given
at once, Farm adjoins the village of Brns-
se15, For further particulars as to price,
terms, &c., write t0 JAMES LIVINGSTON,
M, Y., 1.11111011. 22-tf,
OOD FAR1bTS FOR SALE,—
.Jr
The undersigned otter two 100 sore
farms for sale at reasonable prices. The lots
are Nos. 10 and 11. Cou. 0 (8a000lns), 1110
shimmed between them. Good brick henna
and barn Dat lot 11, and House end 2 baronet{
let 10, Orobnrtla and all neeoasary ounvpD-
teucas. Wall watered and suitable for grain
or grazing. 100 aures now fe glees. Win be.
sold either separate or together t0 suit pur-
chaser, Terme of payment 1•ea500able, Ln•
mediate 1oseessiou. 100r further parbinulars
apply to JOSEPH CLE;GG, Bruesols P. O., Or
E.L. DIUiiLN SON, l3arrestor, Wingham. 1111
IN THE CATALOGUE OF THE
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You will find abundant evidence of our
superiority over other Canadian eeboote.
Stodento admitted at any time. Write
for oatalogue.
50..1, ELLIOTT, Principal.
811.4112.13.,
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Wishes to announce that she has secured the Newest
Effects in Millinery for this season's trade, includ-
ing all the New Styles and Shades ;
all the New Shades in 3ibbons,
Wings, Plumes, &c., &c.
Opening on
Thursday and Friday,
IN THANKING
sty
My many Customers for past patronage, 1
again solicit their favors, feeling confidentthat
l have the correct Styles for this season. Miss
Arnistrong has been re-engaged for this season;
as Milliner.
MISS -Fi..4J 7...
SJIII..LE BL0C:l. `,
BRUSSELS,