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Neil of 1110 S1au,lard Banl,. Lad.100' 1(111
0hildrmlfl hair chiding a specialty.
7ji1ARMS FOR SALE,—"11)311 UN•
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M. MORRISON,
Issuer of Marriage Licenses,
WALTON, ONT.
MISS JEAN M'LAUCi4LIN,
—TEACHER 01r—
PiANO — AND — ORGAN,
70=v 0031 181, OS.TT,
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM
1N0011AN011,
FIRE AND MARINE,
GUELPH.
T. FLETCHER
Issue! of Marriage Licenses,
Ureter AT Jewel -my Strout.
0 No Witnege Required,
T. L'Lh;'rrf3lR, Brussels
MiSS SARAH LOUISE MOORE,
L. O. M.,
Academic graduate of London Conserva-
tory of Slide, also Member of the Aoeociated
Mna101880 of Ontario, is prepared to reoeivo
a limited number of pupils for iuetl•0Otion
on the piano, Qualified to prepare pupils for
the Pi inotpal's Porto In the Cousin vetory of
Music.
Btuasel0, Ontario,
MISS CARRIE MOORE,
Of London Ooneervatory of Music.
Teacher of Violin and Guitar,
Will receive a limited number 01 pupils for
instruction at Brussels. Claes lopemi let of
6 eptentber, For further fulmination apply
to Mies 8, L. Moore, nines, teacher.
ALEX. HUNTER
Clerk of the Fourth Division Oonr
Co. Huron, Conveyancer, Notary Public
Land Loan and Iuenran,o Agent. Funds
invested and to loan. Oolloctious made
Oulee in Graham's 13100k, Brussels
AUCTIONEERS.
- S. SOOTT AS AN AUCTION•
-L • unit, will soil for bettor primes, to
butter men; in seg time and loss chargee
in Last Huron
or h any other h rgAuctioneer anythi
or he won't charge anything. Dates and
ordure men 'always 1(o arranged at this mere
or by personal apptioation.
VETERINARY. '
!lD. WARWIOK,
•• Honor Graduate of the Ontario
Veterinary College. is prepared to treat all
diseases of domes 100110(3 animals in a com-
petent manner, Particular attention paid
to veterinary dentistry. Calle promptly at.
tended to. ()Mee and Infirmary—Four (100(0
north of bridge 'rurnborry at., Brussels.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
17- M. SINOLAIR, BARRISTER
1' t • solicitor, Conveyancer ,Notary Pub -
lie, &o. Omoo—Vanetooe'e Block, 1. door
north of Oentral Hobe Solicitor for 680
Standard Banlc.
G.F. BLAIR, BARRISTER,
Solicitor, &a, OTSee over Stand -
aril Bank. Solicitor for Village of Bruaeel0,
810007 to Loan at lowest rates,
N[G.OAMERON,
(Formerly• f ltaiOameron) rristand Solicitor, Cameron,
Ont. (Mae—Hamilton St„ Oppoeito 001
borne Hotel.
MEDICAL CARDS.
J. A. M'NAUGHTON,
11f, D„ 0.M., Trinity University, Follow Trin-
ity Medias' College, Member College of Phy-
sicians and Surgeons, Ont, Licentiate of the
Royal College of Physicians and Licentiate
of Midwifery, 8dinbnrgh, Fa -Telephone
No.14. Residence, 1011181„ Brussels.
D. F. SMITH,
M. O. O. M.,
Graduate of McGill Collage, Montreal, &o.,
&m, A11 specialty work eatiellwtorily treat-
ed, Residences, 19lizabeth theta, late Seale
. (001401100.
gOfllce in rear of Drug Store, Seale Block,
Druseele, Out,
E. T. SNIDER,
M. D„ 0, J.N., successor to Dr. A. tlloKelvey,
Licentiate of Royal College of Ph eioiaus
and Surgeons Ktugston ; mamboed the Col-
lege of Physioiene and Surname) of Ontario.
Diseases of women and children a specialty,
Hight years' 010porionee, ta-Omoo and res-
idence tint formerly ()coupled by Dir.111e-
Kelm, Turnbe3'ry street, Brussels. 20 -
DR. F. H. KALRFLEISCH,
runletAN, SUMMON AND A00000I1010
SUOOESSOR TO DR. W. GRAHAM,
BRUSSELS, - ONTARIO.
ist ranee Honor Graduate of the Universi-
ties of Trinity (Toronto), Queen's (Kingston)
and ofTlinity Medical College; Follow of
Trinity Medical Collage .and member of the
Gallego of PhyBiatans and Surgeons of Ontar-
io, Poet Graduate, Course in Detroit and
Oh(oago,1800. Spade) attention paid to clis-
eaeas of liye, Aar, Nose and Throat, and the-
rmos
fe-
iGerman. 'Ilio opheuo at reel teDeg-
and
STOCK FOR SERVICE
IMPROVED YORKSHIRE
BOAR FOR SERVICE.
The undersignedwill'koop for service on
there.
..bred fm-
Lot a dot, 0 Morris, Boar, the Lodge
Int -
preyed, Yorksil3,b edy • B Lodge Loug-
'Bur-
ford,
,u•-
• tbond 3
}} &)loo,lb
,LEI. Bro
Long-
fellow, No. 2118
ford, do which a.')mitoci number of sows will
IN intent. Terme, $1.00, to be paid at time
of !moth with privilege of ro1utmingif nee -
[wary.
A number of cholla young sows for sale for
breeding p0120000 which will he Bold at
111.0008 to suit the times.
21- 11013!3. NIOHOL, Propriotor.
A.5l.rfo'04'(15.
1.11'1 1 latNI1118 0 .•-•'J'hnredtty tunetl10
regular meeting of the Listowel O110eea
air bet on aconnet of it being Than110•
giving Day the Pair 00103 1(3(03111011 1(11411
Monday of tide week.—Some fifty or
Bixby men hav0 bean en5aged for the past
two weeks or more in making the im'
proem -nerds at the (1. T. R. citation.
1'h0 oltanging of the ewitohes and grading
of the aiding w81011 ie to run 181'0110 the
yard at the rear of the station are finish.
e'l, The Stook pen0 are being removed
(Sather North of the station than former•
ly, and the water tank will ocoapy their
present site. Tha work of lowering and
r000netr,Ot(ng the p,mnonger depot will
be pruoeeded with et 01100. When thou
plated the improvements wit! make a de•
trifled change In the appear(tnoe of the
mullion and ,y(trd0,—Wm. MaKeever hag
sold hie briolt reoidenao and grounds on
the Mitchell gravel road to Mrs. Sole, of
Toronto, who intends removing to town
and 000upying it, lvlre. Sole has been on
a visit to her brother, J. A. Gardiner,
and Dire. Gardiner end has returned to
Toronto to prepare for moving here
Mr. McKeever hae moved into hie new
residence on his farm in the and choose
eion of Elma.—Tho local Salvation Army
throe has chased its officers, Eueign
froadinott, late of Strathroy, being nos
in comm0,0, with Lieut. Winter as hie
aee(stant. Mise Matthews, tine energetic
and zealous officer until recently in 0Om
mond, hae gone to Ridgetown,--Rev. J.
F. Durkee, whn has served the U. 13.
Church of thio town as pastor for the
past years, preached his last eermone on
Sunday. Preaching next Sunday by
the new pastor, Rev. J. 0. Grenesbath.
1.31xtle.
LITTLE BLrvxnns,—M. 0. Past spent
Thanksgiving Day with his brother. Dr.
Tait,—Mrs. J.11. Chancey was holiday•
ing with friends at Merriton,—The an•
n0al Goderioh• District Sunday School
and Epworth League Convention was
held in the Blyth Methodist aberoh on
Tuesday of last week. Following are
the new oflioere t—Hon. Pres., Rev. J.
Wilson, Goderioh ; Pres., Rev. S. J. AI -
lin, Goderioh ; let Vice -Pres., 0.11. Hol-
land, Clinton ; 2nd Vice -Pres., Miss
iklaud King, Blyth ; 3rd Vioe-Pree , Mies
Jennie Kirk, Londesboro ; 418 Vice -
Pres., Mies Minnie Hillier, Goderioh ;
518 Viae•Pree., llties M. B. Salkeld,
Goderioh ;'Seo., W. 0. Meyers, Olinter ;
Treas., Miss E. A. Blair, Auburn.—One
of our most ppular and respected towns•
men stole away Wednesday morning of
last week and at 4 O'olook in the atter-
noon got married all on the quiet. The
guilty party ie Andrew McNally, and the
happy bride is Mies M. Riun, daughter of
Mrs. M. Rine, of Newbridge.—Dr. and
Mrs. Tait were at Listowel on Wednes-
day of last week attending the marriage
of Mre. Tait's brother, M, W. Shepherd,
of Toronto, to Mise Oareon.—The many
friends of Mrs. R. B. McGowan, who has
bean in St. Joseph's hospital, London,
for the peat two menthe, will be plensrd
to hear that she was able to be taken to
her home on Monday of last week,—Rev.
and Mrs. W. W. Shepherd, of Muncey,
spent a few (Nye last weep wit11 their
daughter, Mrs. Tait. -14 tiakela were
Bold to various pointe at Blyth etation
for the Thanksgiving holidays.
!+oaAortlz.
SUN So'oxe.—While Mr. Dixon, of
North Main et., was riding on a load of
hay, he aeoidently slipped off, falling
with terrible forme to the ground. He
got off with a broken wrist and a good
Blanking op.—The E. MoFani Dry Goode
00., have leased Cardno'e old stand and
intend tieing it for gent's furniehinge.—A
coup's of women, who reside near SAD,
forth, paid one of oar dry goods stores a
visit recently and examined a quantity
of silk and other goods with the purpose,
it was thought, of making purchaser,.
They made a few small purchases and
lett the store. After they had been gone
some little time the olerk missed two
pieces of silk and 0000lnded that the
women must have stolen them. He fol•
lowed them to a hotel sitting -room,
where he found the silk in their poasee-
aion, A further examination of the store
showed that a large quantity of silk and
fur trimmings had been taken. Chief
Gillespie and the clerk drove out to the
homes of the women and brought back
the missing goods. Conduct of this kind
deserves to be severely punished, het
we understand that nothing ie to be done
on account of the families.—We are
pleased to learn that Mies Ellie MoLeod,
of Egmondville, who hae been suffering
from an attack of typhoid fever, is im•
proving.—We are pleased to announce a
decided change for the better in the con-
dition of our friend, T. 0. Kemp.—The
gronolithio sidewalk on the North aide of
Goderioh street, (e 00ariog oompletion,
It will be a great improvement to the
etreet.—t3arry Willis hag extended hie
legging factory.—Dan. McLeod, who fell
from a tree sometime ago, is slowly re-
covering and we hope soon to see him
around as well as ever.—Jho. Beattie,
groo0r, and J. 0. Rose, have bean par.
tridge hunting at Kerwood, Lambton Co,
Exeter.
Newel M001108118.—By a serious fire at
Ridgetown, Peter and John Bawden,
former residents of this plane, were
among those who bad their pleee0 of
business and stooks destroyed.—Under
the auepioau of the Ladles' Aid Society,
of James street Methodist ohurnh, a
recital will be given on Monday evening,
Oct. 3018, by Mrs. Jean Blewett, of Bien•
helm, the brilliant Canadian anthorese
and reader. Excellent music will be
interspersed, A rare treat expeoted,—B.
0. GidIey left for Duluth, Minn., where
he hae accepted a situation in an office as
stenographer.—Castor Willis, eon of Jas.
Willie, Exeter North, while working one
of the paring machines at the evapora•
tor, accidentally let 111s hand Dome in
anted with the fork, making a painful
gosh which will lay him off work for
several days.—John Mitchell is having
the front of the Temperance House newly
match boarded, and when finished will
give it a fresh 000 of paint. --While play.
ing in the school lyard Wee. Steil, son of
W. 511011, met with a painful accident by
aeoidentally running a nail in hie hand.
—Joe, Myers, of Union, formerly of
Exeter, is renewing acqualotanoes (u
town, the ghost of Samuel Sendero,
Some weeks ago he had the Mieforbuno
of getting hie leg broken at the ankle by a
log rolling on it and in aon00quenoe hag
to got around on etutohee,—About 2:30
Monday afternoon Of Net week, fire Wilco
041 in the stable (It the is ar of the drool•
line 000upiad by (1 , . dndenan,, 110
Andrew street, mut 0wun'1 by Ed, (111, u[
Grand Bend, 'J h ( whole intoriur of the
building wits in e. blase before it was
discovered and the (natant the lIro Woke
nut the entire nlaoe wee enveloped in
lhune0. A stiff South east wind wag
blowing at the time which soon united
the names to communicate will an
adja000t elable belonging to Wnt. David-
son, and from there to Wm. Merton's
0teide, a few yards ((i.•11tuL Tun three
were goon reduced to odes and (b tvae
with oo)1el(1orablo ddli0nity that the
dwellings in the immediate vicinity were
saved,
Th111 '1'' 111)ltlhg Ileelaellr
Wonld quickly laevo you if yen need
Dr. King's New Life Pills. Thousands
of eufferera have proved their mat0hle08
merit for 9iek and Nerve,' Lleadnahee
They make pate blood and strong nerve0
and build up your health, lacy to (alta.
Try them. Only 2.5 cents. honey bank
if not oared. Hold by 0. A. Deadman,
Druggist.
L<")a<1I)101 r.
1'Ow11811ie CorNezL,—Oonncil met in
Jouea' doll, Leadbury, en Wednesday,
pot. 11th ; members all present. An
mounts were pas•ed and paid etnoun1ing
to $1,2133.14, this inaludoe ttvo steel
bridges and fining npprneohes. The two
bridges bave 0001 now $2,288 as folioten :
F. Guttridge, three cement abutments
end excavating for the same, $1,178 ;
Rola. Grieve, filling approaches at both
bridges, $118 ; John Beunewiee, oak tins
ber and repairing soder abutment at
Henderson's bridge, $17. Reding and
"ravel has to be put on approaohee yet.
These bridges are all steel except the
flooring which is 3 loth oak. Oouuoil ao•
oepted the bonds of Charles Dodds, fol•
letter, as eatiefaotory and ratepayers
may Expect to see hie smiling oounton-
anoe any day and those not wishing a
second visit from him will prevent it by
having the taxes ready at the first call.
The (Nanoid authorized the Clerk to noti-
fy Samuel Dickson that his fence along
road, lot 20, non. 11, is three feet and a
half on road allowance and request its
removal. Alexander Gardiuer wan
authorized to leave railing pat on
approaohee to iron and the two steel
bridges and along gravel road eon. 11 to
prevent damage by Ament drain '0 it is
deep there. gounoil adjourned to meet
in Sage's hotel, Walton, on Monday, Nov.
131(1, at 10 o'otoolt a, m., when it is ex.
parted ail the time will be paid as these
are the growing times (if you don't be-
lieve this see the Globe and (f you doubt
it see Sir Richard's speech ) The total
taxes this year are $11,180,20 for the
following purposes :—Oounty tate, $2,-
305.41; Township exoeuditure, $4,995.-
25 ; Grey drain, $135 82 ; Af oKillop
drain, $255.12 ; Engineers' fees, $7L20 ;
Statue labor, $00.130; Schools, $3,310.90.
Schools receive beeidee 5702.88 interest,
Townehip pays for the two drains out of
funds $130.70_ a:10. O. Monnisoa, °larlt.
5 ntit'a Itre11( 11
t n ,End.
!Halt. P. Olivia, of Baroeloea, Spain,
spends his Winters at Aiken, S. 0.
Weak nerves had caused severe pains in
the back of his head, Oa ueiug Eleotric
Bitters, America's greatest Blood and
Nerve Remedy, all pain soon left him.
He Bays thia grand medicine is what hie
country needs. All America knows that
it ouree liver and kidney trouble, puritles
the blood, tones up the stomach,
strengthens ohe uervee, puts vim, vigor
and new life into every muscle, nerve and
organ of the body. If weak, tired or
ailing you need it. Every bottle guaran-
teed, only 00 oeute. Sold by G. A. Dead-
man, Druggist.
AtwooU.
Nawar NOTES.—Mre. Jae. Struthers
was visiting relatives at Anderson, near
St. Mary's.—Rev. J. B, Mallein, B. A.,
of Ridgeway, was i1( town last week,
the guest of his parents.—While Jas.
Ferguson was engaged shoemaking on
Monday, 18th inst., a steel tack he wee
driving flew into hie right eye, penetrat•
ing the eight. ]Se hes not been able to
see out of it since and the Dr, (ears the
eight may never retnro.—What might
have resulted in a Barlow accident to
Prank Graham teas happily averted on
Sunday evening of last week ea about 7
o'clock. Ito was driving from the livery
stable with a horse and rig and had only.
got a few feet when one of the wheels of
the buggy came off, which frightened the
horse and caused it to run away. It ran
into the post at MaKoy's grocery, smash-
ing the thefts and dashboard of the rig
as well as the hareeee, while the oeou.
pant, Mr. Graham, fortunately jumped
out just before it came into collision
with the poet.—The Milverton Sun says
—"Geo. Burton has left for Atwood,
where he will open out a tailoring eetab.
lishnlent. Mr. Barbee is a first -ohms
tailor, end has the reputation of doing
firet•claes work, and should work up a
ouooeseful business." We undereband
that Mr, Burton hae taken a situation
with Mr. Gerrie,—The Trustee Board of
the public school have re-engaged Miss
Nellie McFarlane in the junior deport-
ment, et an (mean of salary. She is
doing good work In the eolool,—John
Floury hae sold his farm to Jae. Buchan-
an, and has purchased Wm. Morrison's
farm on the 12th con.—Albert Petrie
has purobased Wee. Noble's farm on the
1218 mon., for the sum of 18,000.—Wm.
Freeborn sank an artesian well on the
farm of Jag. Barr to a depth of 70 feet,
securing a good spring, whioh soon filled
the well to the top.—Editor Pelton and
others went to Wingham last Friday to
hear Sir Wilfrid Laurier.
OmmnAnc.—An old roeident of Mina
posed away on Monday of last weep in
the person of Mrs. Thos. Kitchen, of the
12th mon, of Eima. Site had been ailing
for some time with canner on the liver,
and from the firet 110 hope was enter.
ta(ned for hoe recovery. Her Maiden
name was Fanny Lusby, daughter of
Wm. and Margaret Leahy, and elle wag
born at Bemewell, Lineolnebiro, Eng.
Ned, laud wa0 aged 75 year0, 4 months
and 22 days. In 1850 she tame to Can-
ada, during which year elle was united
in marriage to Thos. Kitchen, who sur.
vives her. They first took 09 their roof.
deuce in Markham, where they resided a
short time, when they moved up into
EI in 1855,Battling on lot 10 en the
Elm,
t;
12th eon. here, like many of the Other
0 1
early waders,waders,E they made the e haat of
their primitive surronndinge, and by
dint of oout'ago end porsielent toil they
et0000ded (u malting a oomfortablo home
for themselves and little ones with
which Peovidonoo had bleoeed Stem. Of
the 10 children born to 1110111, Duly 5
grvtve, viz.:- Neleun, of Portage It (len. Smith, eon., formerly e804iuu foto
Prairie, ;Han.; A1rd. Wm. Ilano', ern, mlnn' i aha Guardian 1'auili, Italiwity,
11, Elate ; Mrs J. I1. Smith, of Isles dropped deed un the road it alma distence
Valley. Man. ; Aire. G. Hodge, of 000. from N lite Goutrn,
11, lama ; and Wm. 11., on the home, 01110,0s at the Department of Rnit.
way,' and Ginnie say that the damage
caused by the washout no the lieaolter.
nose Cairn' will be repaired within three
days.
A eonvoution of South Grey Liherula
will be held at Durham on Oot, o7, and
will be edclreesed by Dr. Landorkiu, M.
P., and 1f, P. O'Connor, Q. C., of
Walkerton.
It ie thought that the name of that
unknown woman killed on the O. T. 11,
near 0,01nnoque reoontly, W114 Mrs.
Shales, who wee on her way to Kingston
to v(eit ber slater.
etead. 1)ec'gtand 1,060210001 111000 amiable
gt1a114ie0 width belong to the Christian
(diameter, and was a faithful member of
the Jubilee Methodist ohuroh. Hite was
kind and generous hearted and loved by
all who came within the efrnlo of her in.
lbuenee. Aa might bo inferred lrotn the
nature of the disease which antitheft her,
she soldered moll, but bora up with
Christian fortitude. The funeral on
Wsdnoeday eflern0on MAI One of the
largest witno30er1 in the township. In-
terment wail merle in the hlma Centre
cemetery. Her aged partner in life and
the family Share in the sy.upathy of
their large circ', of friends i1, their be.
l'elVelneu 1.
Wro,xIt 01-.
(intended for Net week )
A. Wells le remodelling his haute.
Dr, female shipped one of hie heroes
to Blenheim on Monday,
R. Bleck shipped 2 oars of fionr to the
Bentsen markets for export.
I,, A. Mason, of Itedgrave, is the guest
of 0. W Andrews this week.
Wm. Greer, painter, of Gerrie, is at
present the genet of J. A. Walker.
Ih S. Smith Jr Son shipped a oar of
joiner's work to Galt an Monday,
0. W. Andrews shipped n ear of apples
to the Teeswater Evaporator this week.
Mrs, D. N, McDonald left for Winni•
peg from the 0. P. R. station, on Mon -
city,
Mr, and Mrs, lt'tthburn, of Duluth,
are the guests of the (atter'¢ parents at
present.
Oliver Stewart, of Brussels vicinity,
ie working at Smith a Co.'s factory for
a few weeks.
Mise Jean De,videon, who has been
holidaying at Muskol,a, returned home
on Saturday,
Chas. Simmons is raising the roof of
hie house, making a two story building
instead of one,
Mies Jessie Gibson, who hag been vie.
icing her cuter, Mrs. Dickson, returned
to Toronto on Monday.
Jos, Querrin, of Ethel, who was think.
ing of renting the Gotten Honee, was in
town on Monday, but has not decided 10
yet.
Jno. Davidson has had his verandah
repainted and a new wire fence placed
torose the front of the lot, greatly im
proving the sppearano0.
The business Board of the Presbyteri-
an ohurnh have purohagg d a wire Penne
from Rutherford 11 Munro to plaoe
amend their lot where the ohurnh stands.
T. Hemphill do Son purchased a new
weer wheel at (Mosley and teamed it
down on Saturday. They are planing it
in their mill in plaoe of the old one,
gaining as moot, power again as the old
one with the same amount of water.
The funeral of the late Mrs, Richard
Bennett, of Howiok, on Suoday last, left
their residence at 130 p. m„ to the
Wroxeter oemetery. The children and
husband have the sympathy of the whole
community in their deep bereavement.
.A Forewent Wunder
Will often cause a horrible Born,
Scald, Out or Bruise. Br oklen's Arnica
Salve, the beet in the world, will kill the
pain and promptly heal it. Dares Old
Sores, Fever Sores, Ulcers, Boils, Felons,
Corns, all Skin Eruptions. Beet Pile
onre on earth. Only 25 oto. a box. Cure
guaranteed. Sold by G. A. Deadman,
D ruggist.
Il'ueaci, Scheel Beard,
The regular monthly meeting of the
Pnbiio school Board was held in the
Board room on Friday evening, 13th inst. ;
all the members present.
The minutes of last meeting were read
and passed.
The following accounts were read :—
.T. G. Skene, supplies $ 2 72
Geo. Kerr, 39 loads of earth 11 70
Jas. Muer, spreading earth 1 50
Moved by D. 0. Roes, amended by W.
Blaehill, that the above amaounte be paid.
—Carried.
Report of attendance for September
was presented as follows
0N ROLL AN. ATT.
Room 1 49 15
' 2 00 51
" 9 57 52
" 4 83 67
Board adjourned after disoneeing im-
provements in permeation with Bohool
prem ieee.
•
Catta<iiatt Nevo',a.
.111 linit'rp,'Iaina 100111,
Therm are few men morn wide sweat.
end enterprising than 0. A, Deadman
who spares no pa(ue to 1eaur0 the beet of
everything in their line for their many
onetomere. They now have the Agency
for Dr. King's New Diatovsry, which
surely cures Consumption, Coughe and
Ualda. This i0 the wonlle,fel rem, ty
that le now producing so much axe 1e.
meat all over the o'entry, by its tinny
startling cures. 01 absolutely cures
Aelhma, 13ronohitio, Nausea, and all
effe0ti0ne of the Throat, Chest and Lune.
You man beet it before buying, by calling
at the above Drug Store and get a trial
Bottle Free, or rimier size for 501 arid
$1,(0 Guaranteed to cure, or prime re.
funded,
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;ylI'TRUNK�SYSTEM
HUNTERS'
EXCURSIONS To
ivftt ekolm Lakes. Moon River District, Pan-
dang, Bala, Redwood, Midland. Beautnmie,
Port Gooltbnrn, Huntsville, Foot's Bay, Man-
ttnetew0u River, Latta of Bass, Ham11'e
Point, Roeseau, Lakeaeld, Blackstone, Ar-
gyle to Oobocouk, fneluelve ; Lindsay to
Hnlibnrton,luoluslvo ; all points Severn to
North Bay, inclusive,
And on 0, P,R.—Havelock to Sherbet Lake
Jet., ioolusive ; also liippewa and Temie-
kamiug via North Bay; Mattatva to Noulgon
and Spanish, inclusive.
Return tickets at first-class single fare, ex-
eePton bushings passing through Toronto,
will be issued Oat. )Gilt 10 Nev.inclu-
sive, valid for return from destination not
later than Dee0111bev 11111, 1890, (or 004110r
from pointe on afnekoka Lakes au,t Lake of
Btriaatyatlf navigation closes Meier, Deoembea
11th, 1100) from all stations in following die-
BROCKVILLE AND WEST IN CANADA.
Stopover win be allowed at all points,
Severn and North. Sportsman's gun and
200 Muds of camping mail carried free.
00 Saturday Oot, '1818, a special steamer
will leave Muskoka wharf at 7 a. m., for all
points on M00kolia Deices.
Steamer "City of Toronto" will leave Pen -
atone andMidland on Saturday, Oot. 2618,
for Parry Sound and Moon River District,
after arrival of evening trains from the
8oPor utb'Fishing and Hunting Guido 1300110 and
Maps of the District, apply to agents Grand
Trunk Railway System,
Dr. Jamee B. Campbell, of London, is
dead. R. T. SUTTON, Agent, Brueeels.
8(r Charles Tupper gave an address ab
Woodbridge on' Thanksgiving Day.
It is reported officially that the hulk
of the eteamebip Sooteman hae Bunk,
Lanae McOullooh, of Grand Valley,
aged thirteen years, was killed by falling
out of a tree,
It is reported that the Poormau mine,
neer Nelson, hag been sold to an English
Oompany tor $215,000.
Oolouel Steele, Commander of the Yu.
Icon police 0on1inge81, has arrived at
Vancouver on his way to Ottawa.
The body of Edward Mane, who has
been missing from Belleville for a week,
was found floating in the harbor there.
The Galt Gas Company have offered to
sell out to the city. Galt will no doubt
show its enterprise and foresight by buy,
ing.
Thos. Locke, a cripple, who i3 an in.
mate of the Hoene of Refuge, reeoned two
ladies and a mnu from drowning in
Hamilton Bay. He wart wedged by Jae,
Scott.
The Imperial authorities have eon.
003310d to bear the most of reoapping about
7,000 000 rounds of cordite amtnunition,
thawed at Qnebeo, which was found to be
defoobive.
At the late ageing a nage came up for
hearing in which Mrs. Ashdown, of
Flesherton Station, the tomplaivaot
claimed damages from the 19. of Anent.
esia, for injuries sustained 111801151, her
enttor running over an embankment
between the etation and Flesilerton
village. To tbo ordinary observer now,
the road wield seen perfeobly safe, bet
the Winter drifts tender it at times unfit
for travel, and it wag during one of these
periods the cident Dammed. Damages
to the nmonnt of $200 were allowed, and
this together with exp002000 will pause the
emu to the pretty well up. TO is only a
few menthe sinus the sante tewn0llip wag
put in 501 a thousand dollars and theta
throng} another aoo(dent,
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makers as a guarantee of wear valve. -••-a protec-
tion against ('2:tnr(iw-,tc profits.
Many 111111 1...41-1.1 readily pay more for a
r` Slater .Shoe " 1:•1.811 not therice stamped on
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value of the shoe determined by the manufac-
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Dowding Bros., - Sole Local Agents
..AND..
We desire this week to call
your attention to our Boot and
Shoe Department. We have
111e latest Stylus, A 1 Qualities
null best Values in the trade
i31 Children's, Misses', Boys',
Ladies' and Gents' wear from
the finest Bill to the heavy
whole stock Kip. We are
showing special lines in good,
heavy, strong Shoes that will wear well and keep your feet dry.
All sizes.
Our Men's Long Boots are the very best in Canaria at $2.25
and $13.00, and sure to please you.
In Men's Fine Boots we are showing up-to-date leaders at
';1.00, $2.00, $8.00 and $3.50.
Our Stook is Large and well .fissorited
in, all Departinemts. -
November Fashion Sheets and Patterns to hand.
Everything. Cheap. No Fancy Prices.
O-nr Grocery
trachan.
is T7p-to-Date.
We are in a position to supply the wants
of the general public with np•to•date
Canned Goods, Fruits, Teas,
Coffees, Meals, Spices GEO. EDWARDS
and General
Household Necessaries.
Our aim is to Bell only the Best and MONEY TO LOAN.
Freshest Goods on the market at the
lowest liviug profit on a Oash;baeis.
Those who deal wibh 1(e will come
again.
Farm produce taken and the very
beet value given.
Call and ascertain what we can do
for you. "Your money's worth all the
year round,' (a our motto.
t.=Choice Confectionery.
And Apple Butter.
Have everything ready for the
Fall tade in the manufacture of
Cider and Apple Butter.
Factory on Mill street.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
C. 1I, Bartliff
(1130 OFR and CONe'LCTIONEIt.
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Menet' Orders
For amounts of Fifty Dollars end under
issued by this Bank, payable at par at
any chartered Bank in Canada,with the
exoeption of Branches in the ukon Dis•
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RATES
Under $10 ®. . $0.08
$10 to 20 . . 0.10
20 to 30 . . 0.12
30 to 50 . . . 0.14
J. N. (i011170N, Agent, BRUSSELS
SHINGLES
British Columbia
Red Cedar Shingles
AND --
North Shore
Pine and Cedar
FOR SALE AT net
Brussels Planing Mills
Also Doors and Sash of all Pat
terns on hand or made to order
et Short Notioe,
Eet(matoe Furnished for all
kinds of Buildings. Workman.
ship and Materia( Gnaraatoed.
P. AMENT,
Any Amount of Money to Loan
on Farm or Village Pro-
perty at
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Straight Loans with privilege of
repaying when required.
Apply to
A. Hunter,
Division Court Clerk, Brussels.
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J. M. MoLEOD,
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Sold by Jan, Fox, Druggist, Drnoeets.
Spectacles
—00 ALL KINDS --
Fitted to Correct all
Failures ofEyesight,
and your Ey00 tested FREIE by
latest Optimal mothode at
Division Court Office,
BRUSSELS.