HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1899-11-23, Page 5Nov. tis, 1899
OUSiNESS CARDS,
Z o uJ TO LOAN A.T G PLa.B
Daub, F,B, 80OTT, Bruesolo,
H. nfaO,t1AOIIEN,
Y VI. Dianna' ofblarriageT,loonaoe, 0111oe
ab his Or000ry, 1 urnborn, street, Brneools,
'D N. BARRETT,
ill• Tonsorial Artist' Shop—Next door
North of the Standard Bank, Lacked and
cltildraus hair nutting a SPeolaity,
TABUS FOR SALE.—THE UN•
Dnaineoan has (leveret good Farms for
0.iie and to rent, easy berme, in Townships
of monis and (troy. Ir 8, 8UOTT,flrussele
M. MORRISON,
Issuer of Marriage Licenses,
WALTON, ONT.
MISS JEAN M'LAUCHLIN,
—TEACHER OP—
PIANO - AND - ORGAN,
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM-
IN80aAN0n,
FIRE AND MARINE,
GUELPH,
T. FLETCHER
Issue, of Marriage Licenses,
Orrin AT Jftwaoar STOUR.
''No Witness Required.
T. FLETCFiER, Brussels
MISS SARAH LOUISE MOORE,
L. O. M.,
academie graduate of London Conserva-
tory of Music, also Member of the Associated
Musicians of Ontario, is prepared to r000iv°
a limited number of pupils for instruction
on the piano. Qualified to prepare pupil afor
the Principal's Form fu the Conservatory of
Music,
Brussels, Ontario.
MIS8 CARRiE MOORE,
Of London Conoervatory of Music.
Teacher of Violin and Guitar,
Willreceive a limited number of pupils for
iuetructlon at Brussels, Clans 100000 101 of
September. For further information apply
to sties S. L. Moore, inutile teacher.
ALEX. HUNTER,
Clerk of the Fourth Division Cour
Co. Huron. Conveyancer, Notary Publie
Land, Loan and Insurenoe Agant. Fends
invested and to loan, Oolleottone made
Mee in Graham's Block, 'Brussels
AUCTIONEERS.
AUCTION.
-I S. SCOTT Ii • nun, wilt sell for bolter prices, 14
better men, in ass time and less chargee
then any other Auctioneer in East Huron
or he won't charge anything. Dates and
orders can 'always be arranged at this ofllee
or by personal application.
VETERINARY.
T D. WARWICK,
tY • Honor Graduate of the Ontario
Veterinary College, is prepared to treats l
diseases of domesticated animate in a oom-
Loveterinaryyydont; tryy. lar attention Calls promptlyPaid
tended to. Moe and infirmary—Pour doors
north of bridge 'rarnborry st., Brussels.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
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NOLAIR
BARRISTER
• Solioior Uonto anoer,Notar Pab-
o, &o, Omee—Vauetone'e Block, 1 door
north
of Central Hobe Bolioi for for tate
Standard Bank.
G•F. BLAIR, BARRISTER,
Solicitor, &e. 010ee over Stand-
atdMoney to Loan at lowest sates Brussels,
M G. CAMERON,
•
(Formerly of Cameron, Holt &
Out erOfeooa Barrister
Et.,Solicitor,
0 1'
borne Hotel.
MEDICAL CARDS.
tI. A. M'NAUGHTON.
Et. D., C. M., Trinity University, Follow Trin-
ity Medical College, Member College of Phy-
eiolauo mod Surgeons, Ont. Licentiate of the
Royal College of Physicians and Licentiate
of Midwiferyy Edinburgh. 1St -Telephone
No.14, Residence, Mill1., Brunets.
E. T, SNIDER,
M. D., 0, M., sueeesaor to Dr. A. McKelvey,
Licentiate of Royal College of Physicians
and Surgeons, Kingston; Member of the Col-
lege of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario.
Diseases of women and children a apoolalty..
Fight years'ezperlenoo, tat`ONfoe and res-
idence that formerly monied byDr. Ma.
Kelm, Tmnberrytreol,Brueeele, 2d.
DR. WM. L. HOLMES,
0DT0I0IAN, seaen&N AND 1000000118018,
(Successor to Dr, P. 0. Italbll°Isak)
111, D. Bellevue Hospital Med, Ool, Now
York i M D 0 M Victoria University, Toron-
to; Member of the College of Phyeiolaue and
Surgeons of Ontario. Speoial attention paid
to diseases of women, eye, ear, nose and
throat. leis(
D. F. SMITH,
M. 0. 0, M.,
Graduate of McGill College, Montreal, &o.
&o, All specialty work satisfactorily treat-
ed. Office upstairs in the Strettou block,
Office hours, 0 to 12 a, m„ and 7 to 10 p, m,
Specialist work, such as for eye, ear, throat,
&o., in the ()Moe at hie residence, B11sabeth
street, from 2 to e p m. All medicines will
be dispensed personally by the Dr. or tender
his climb supervision,
STOCK FOR SERVICE
IMPROVED YORKSHIRE
BOAR FOR SERVICE,
The Undersigned will lkeep for aerate° on
Lot 20 000.0 Morris, the thorn' -brad Im-
proved Yorkshire Boar, "Oak Lodge LOng-
follow," No. 2400, bred b.' J.18, Br•ethous, lour.
ford, to which a limited number of sows will
bo taken. Tormer $1,00, to bo paid at time
ofoorvioowith privilege of rotdrulog11neo-
misery.
A number of choice young owe for sato for
breeding puree:me womb will bo Bold at
ptl 21_ to salt BODDO',o0#O0Ot, Proprietor,
Tf1E BRUSSELS POST
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1900,
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Tile POST, Globo and Marion Iiarland's
Works, $176.
Tait Poor and Tint Western Advertieer,.
01.40.
TIM Poor and London Daily Adver,
Maw, $2 00.
Toe POST, Tho Weekly Globe, and The
Weekly Sun, 01 86,
Tina PUT and Montreal Weekly Star
and Family Herald, with two premiums,
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Tole, Pater, and Weekly :tun, 01,10.
'1'8110 PosT, and Moil and Empite, $1.75.
3t icitt Ilebvs,
Irttlwtlwich.
Newer FLUTrnas.—Tbe public; school
fa preparing for a oon00rt bo be hold on
Fridoy evening, Deo. 22u4.—Amaey
Riehm, of Maryboro' township, has oome
to town to learn the harness making with
his brother, Ezra.—Gro. Peel, who has
been attending Harriston High School,
has been taken eorlouely ill. Ile was
brought home and we understand is
somewhat on the mend. Pleurisy and
bleeding of the lunge is the rouble.—John
MoDermont, of the 2nd con., has disposed
of his farm, whiob 000taine 150 acres, to
Edwin Lambkin for the anin of 07,500,
Mr. Lambkin has now about as line a lot
of land ae is to be found in the township,
having 250 soros in all, and right near to.
gather. Our real estate agent, 11, S.
Gook, effeoted the sale.
Luciano w.
Newsy Meas.—Button & Trevett are
having a large addition built to their dry
lriln itt the furniture faotory.—After
depositing the remains of the late Mr.
Jones in the grave at Iiiolose cemetery,
the hearse belonging to the Ripley under
taker was moot while being turned
around in the cemetery, The large glass
sides were broken and the hearse was
otherwlae damaged,—W. Moull, of Park.
dale, an evangelist, is oondnoting a series
of special revive' services in the Luck.
now Methodist ohuroh in this village .—
Wesley Young, of this village, reoeived
the end intelligence by telegram that his
brother William Young, a young man of
about twenty years of age bad been killed
at Sault Ste. Marie. The young man
was employed in the pulp milia of that
plane.—John Joynt, ere he left 8t. Helene
for Luaknow, was surprised by the fel.
low members of his church and with his
wife was made the recipient of an
address full of appreciation of the ser-
vicee he has rendered in that plooe, and
oleo a parlor olo4k, and a silver fruit dish
ae tokens of their esteem. By this
removal Whitechurch Oirouit has loet e
valuable family. A high tribute for
their ant
it faithful servants in church League,
Sunday school and community and
their reediting to help every good work,
was given by A. J. Brown, their pastor,
and many friends. — We extend our
sympathy to Rev, and Mrs. McNabb, in
their sorrow over the death of their little
three-year-old son,
Robbed the Grave.
A startling incident, of which Mr. John
Oliver, of Philadelphia, was the subject,
is narrated by him as follows : "I was
in a most dreadful oondition, My akin
was almost yellow, eyes sunken, tongue
canted, pain continually in baok and
aides, no appetite— gradually growing
weaker day by day. Three physicians
had given me ap. Fortanabely, a friend
advieed trying 'Electrio Bitters' and to
my great joy and surprise, the fleet bot-
tle made a decided improvement. z con.
tinned their use forres week and am
now a well mac. I know they saved my
life, and robbed the grave of another
victim." Noone should fail to try them,
Only 50ote., guaranteed, at Deadmen'e
Drug Store.
Gocleri.oh.
Nnwax GATnunloas.—Tbe voting on the
By•Iaw incorporating the proposal for the
eatabiiabment of a glass works in Goder•
iota resulted in an emphatic defeat of the
Bylaw. Muob greater interest than ie
usually taken in a municipal By-law was
created by the proposal wbioll was voted
upon. The matter woe eagerly dieoneeed
by the people of the town, and during
the last few days fly sheets, "pro" and
"oon," were distributed around town. A
majority of 118 was recorded against the
By.law.—Speoial services are being bald
every evening in the basement of North
`street Methodist :Murcia—Bishop Bald-
win will deliver sermons in Bt. George's
ohuroh on the second Sunday in Advent,
Dee, 10011, Ilia dieooureee will be on the
eeeond coming of Ohriet. Bpeoial muaio
will be furnished by the ohoir.—Ira
Lewis, County Crown Attorney, was at
Leaden Wednesday of lost week acting
ae a pall bearer at the funeral of the late
E. J. Parke, polios magistrate of the city
of London and partner in law of Hon.
David Mille, Minietet of Justice. Mr.
Lewis, was, with Sir Oliver Mowat, a
eokoolmate of the deoeaeed in youthful
days.—Tbe Oddfellows' Hall will be open-
ed on Wednesday, Doo. Gth. The dedi-
cation oeremouiee will be performed by
Grand Lodge officers.—W. R. Robertson
has started a clave in bookkeeping and
other oommeroial work. — The Junior
Royal Tempters Council in Gads:lob note
numbere over fifty members. Tbe
knitting factory is still warning over-
time, and' will likely continue to do so for
some weeks yet.—A. O. Greig bas resign.
ed the leadership of the Marine Baud,
and arrangements are under way for the
securing of a new leader.—Among the
Goderioh Organ Co.'s shipments this
week wore one of bathroom woodwork to
Australia and one of organs to England.
—13. I. Strang, B. A., attended the meet-
ing of the senate of the Univereity of
Toronto,—Consul Chilton has very kindly
given to the &[eokanioa' .institute the nee
of a number of United States magazines
and newspapers. They will be found on
the tables, and being illustrated will
furnish excelleut reading,—ViotorElliott,
Wm. Weston and Thos. Elliott appeared
before pollee magistrate Seager on Fridoy
on the charge of disturbing aboir praotioe
at Bethel ohuroh, on the 4th con. of
Goderich township, On Wednesday even.
ing of last weelr. Won. I3. Lobb, the
loader of the ohofr, who laid the informa-
tion, stated that while tate choir was
practising the yoneg men made a noiee
outaido and struck the walls of the
ohuroh, and when he went out to quiet
them they jostled hint and tried 10 get
him into a light. Ti a taking or tits
evidence 000npied several bourn. Phi ip
Iloit, Q. 0„ presnmitod, and Wm, Proud.
toot appeared tsar the young men, who
pleaded not guilty. Weston was Ole.
Merged, and the t:lliobte were oaoh fined
02 60 mod caste or 10 days in jail, There
is oome tails of appealing the cane.
10x otter.
Newsy Norse.----1;ueeall P. Manning, of
Clinton, formerly of Exeter, was married
recently Go Miss Bowles, of that town: —
Numsrone ucmpletute have come to uo of
late from the merollanta of town regard
ing the very uneatiefaotory aoudition of
many of the dried apples that aro market.
ed here, being only about half dried. --lb,
Brown, foreman of the Exeter Packing
(louse, whose eyesight hoe been very
much impaired of late, and who under-
went an operation in Due of the cities,
returned home last week.—Peter Bowden
is ereobing a new barn on his prernieee,
Main street.—John Spaokman has per.
phased from the Canada Company the
25 acres of land North and adjoining the
park at Grand Bend. This will enlarge
the park to over 50 acreenndulating land,
timbered with oak, white and Norway
pine, red oodar, juniper and mime other
shrubs.—Jamee ltueeell, who has bona
engaged with W. H. Pareons for several
years as blacksmith, is abent to open out
a blacksmith business in Jos. Davis' old
shop on &Iain street.—Thomas Gregory,
Exeter, has been appointed a Justice of
the Peace in and for the County of
Huron.—Tho old office used for several
years by Dre. Hyndman tt: Hyndmau and
recently purohaaed by Geo. Vesper was
moved onto Mr. Vesper's premises.—
Owing to the walls of the eohool of S. S.
No. 0, Sbepheo, spreading, the Traebeee
have placed two rode through the room
from front to rear.
0 PrlgbU'ut ;Dundee
Will often pause n horrible Burn,
Scald, Out or Bruise. Buollloo's Arnica
Salve, the best iu the world, will kill the
pain and promptly heal it. Oures Old
Sores, Fever Sores, Moue, Boils, Felons,
Oorue, all $kin Eruptions. Best Pile
pure on earth. Only 25 ore. a box. Ours
guaranteed. Sold by 0. A. Deadman,
Gorric.
Ns,rex GMAT:Inns.—Mrs. Andrew Tate
bad the misfortune to fall down the
cellar steps, eastainiug eerione iojuriee.
—The annual entertainment of St. Btep•
hen's Sunday school will be held in the
Town Hall on Wednesday, Deo. 20th.—
Phil. Harding has purobased a splendid
100 sore farm near Ootswold,°— Wm.
Greer hoe leased the store in the brink
block formerly 000npied ae a tiosbop and
is fitting it up for a paint shop.—Jacob
Beawitberiok is having hie residence re•
sided and ,painted.—Geo, P. Nash, who
has been working in Brandon, Mau., for
the p tot three months, bag returned
home.—Jno Jardine hes arrived home
from ktaoitoba,—The very sudden death
Wm. Bon ooaure, at
of W i the resi-
denceno hie aou.fe•law,
de a of John !McFarlane,
of the 5th eon., on Thursday morning,
0111 ,net. It appears the old gentleman
got up in hie usual health and went out
t0 the barn and did same °bores, be then
mune to the house and washed himself
and was in the act of combing hie Bair
when he dropped load.—We record the
demise of Oliver Jacques, son of Chipman
Jaoquea, of the Sod Don„ which occurred
on Sabbath evening, 22th inst. Deoeased
has had poor health for some years but
wits not taken variously ill until the
Wednesday prev1o0e to bis death. He
was in hie Nth year. --About 10 o'clock
on Monday night of last week Win.
Hamilton, of the 0th oou , noticed 50010.
cos peering through the window. He
and his eon went out but could see no one.
Mr. Hamilton then went out towards the
road to investigate, while his eon went to
the stable wih
a lantern, he loo
ked
through the bores stable hut ° !d see no
Due ; he thea went its the pigi pen, the
door of whiob was open ; he had no
sooner entered than a bullet went through
his cap and he decamped allowing the
probable burglar to escape.
14eatortlt.
SUN Blore,—Wm, Cndmore returned
from an extended business trip to the
Old Oonntry.—J. F. Daly has p0rohaeed
a new regulator whiob is a novelty in the
cloak line, and it can be seen in the
window of hie jewelry store. Tbe case
ie a handsome oak one, and the move.
menta are run by a small electric battery
The olook has no weights or balanoea,
oonseghently does not require winding.—
Tbe little eon of Fred Howard, who
attends the public) school here, met with
a painful accident. The little fellow was
playing with a etiolt, when he acciden-
tally fell, Dousing the etiak to penetrate
hie cheek.—Dnnoan McGregor, of Win•
tbrop, bas purchased a home in town.
Ile will move his family goon to the
house lately occupied by Mrs. Pinkuey.--
George Chesney and Wm. Robb have
bought out the butcher besiaeee of 1130 -
Naughton& Dennison, and started in
the store formerly 000npied by Mr. Dopp,
—As W. R. Counter was cutting card.
board, the knife slipped, cutting a deep
gash on the top of hie fore finger. It
was eharp enough to split the nail and
sub his finger ae Iso down ae the first
joint.—Arrangements have beau made by
the Huron Football Clab to plane this
excellent o0nr5e in Seaforth. No. 1,
Nov. 24th—Oarol Club, of Beaton, Mass.
No, 2, Jan. 9t1—Edward la. Frye, M00°-
100114, "David Harem." No. 11, Feb.—
Hoyt L. Oonary. No. 4, Maroh-Spill-
man Riggs and Kimbrough. No. 5,
April — Boston Ladies Sympholty
Oroheotra. Tickets $1.00, which admit
to entire series of Ave entertainments.
Dial) BUM:MM,—A deep cloud of sot,
row was soddenly oast aver our town on
Thursday of last weak, when it waslesra•
ed that David Johnson an old and highly
esteemed citizen of this plane bad diad of
heart failure while in the active duties of
his business, Mr. Johnston came flown
to the store a0 usual Thursday morning
apparently in good health and about half
poet nine had ooeaoion to go up stairs to
the repair shop to speak bo Chita. Seale
regarding 00me work, While tallying he
was seized with a pain and with the
words, "Oh I Charlie," he saolr to the
floor, dead. The deemsod has resided in
our midst for over half of a century, has•
lug pp to the time when death ended hie
active life, been pmohlinent in business
oirolee here, Harrying on a large and sm.
medal hardware businese. He was a
cou0isent member of the Methodiot
church, where, every Sunday he could be
found entering heartily into the servioos,
and his religion was of lasting quality,
as he lived lois week day life es a Chris.
firm should. Ile was honorable and tip.
right in all his dealiuge and whose word
was 11113 bond. In politlna he wag a
slaunoh Liberal. kir, Juhneon was see•
Mary of tate Beaforth Collegiate Institute
board from its hoeptioa until last year,
and here, ae elsewhere, his judgement
and busIneee abilltiee were treated. The
sympathy of the whole community le
extended to the bereaved wife and family
In this hour of their sudden boreavemeut,
as Mr, Johnson teas a kind husband and
a loving and indulgent Lather, and his
sudden demise moat be a great ohouk to
the family,
PatollterWOrile.
Newer Noxea. — Dr. Grathwait baa
moved to Hamilton so Molesworth is
minus a doctor. --(liths, Bennett is home
from Manitoba.—The cheese factory hoe
Monod down for title season.—Goy Orr
and Wm. McKellar, who have been work
ing for J. G. Patterson, left for their
loonies on the 11th.—The arbitration 0105
between Mr. Cummings and 17. Moline
was settled on Saturday of last week,
Mr. Cummings paying Mr. ,McKee $02.•
50 and each paying their own oodts. kir.
Murphy, of Listowel, end Kr. Dickinson,
of Wingbam, were there to defend each
party but they settled without galling any
of the witueeeee.—Rev. kir. MoLeod, of
Atwood, exchanged pulpits with Rev. G.
Ballantyne cm Sabbath, 121b ,net —There
is thine talk of a new teacher for our
poblio school again this year —The Pree•.
byterians are repairing their shade,—
We. 8. Longheed, who has been °endued
to her bed for some time through a fall
from an apple tree, ie able to be around
again.
A Thooaaud Tongues
Could not express the rapture of Annie
E. Springer, of 1125 Howard et., Phila.
delpbia, Pa., when she found that Dr.
Ktng'e New Di5oovery for Consumption
had completely oured her of a hooking
cough that for many years had made life
a burden. Ail other remedies and dootors
could give her uo help, but she nays of
this Royal Cure :—"It soon reseed the
pain in my chest and I can now Bleep
soundly, something I can scarcely re-
member doing before. I feel like weed-
ing its praises throughout the Univeree."
So will every one who tries Dr. King's
New Discovery for any trouble of the
Throat, Cheer and Lungs. Price 500,
and 01.00. Trial bottles free at G. A.
Deudman's Drug Store ; every bottle
guaranteed.
VPinghtteoe.
[Intended for last week ]
Newsy W1Lvlrrxs.—Threshing seed at
the flax mill is in progress now.—Chas.
McLean, of Toronto, is the new clerk in
A. L. Hamilton's drug store.—Oonbrootor
Barber baa completed the granolithio
walks for this year.—The ,icemen are
spending the surplue left from their Don.
cert in adding improvements to their
room.—Seven carloads of feraiture are
being loaded for the North.weet.—Jahn
Hanna has moved into his
0comfortable
new resideooe on Edward street.—lire,
Thos. Netterfleld, er., had the misfortune
to fall and break her left wrist.—E.
Bowles is improviug in health. He per.
poses remaining in Gravenhuret sant.
whom all Winter.—Rev. J. W. Goffiu
met with an aooident last week while
riding his bicycle. The result was an
an injured and mach swollen leg.—Evac.
gelietio serving in the Methodist ohuroh,
—Soo. Agnew, who reoentlylsold his farm
in East GVawanosb, and will retire from
the eotivities of farm life, has decided to
locate ie Wingbam eud Ilan purchased
the reeidenoe of J. Strood near the iron
bridge.—Tbe prospects are better for the
Wingbam Flax Go. this year than they
were last year. They had 141 Dorsa of
land leased and sown in flax, The Go.
fnrniehed the Beed sown, and drew the
flax to the mill, the farmer from whom
the land was leased did tits rear
of the
work and received 08 per aore rent. Ono
hundred and eixtyflve tone of fllx have
been brought to Ole mill, and about 1200
bushels threshed, with some more to
thresh, wbiah will make, it is supposed, a
total of 2000 bushels of flax seed ; this
has been Bold at $1.05 fa bushel, There
was also ninety tons of green tow, which
waw sold at 017 per ton. The sbaro.
holders will feel euooaraged by the better
rosette of the seaeon'e work.— Monday
evening of teat week as a Inad of our
townemeu were returning Irom Bluevale,
they met with en aooident, that left some
of them stiff and sore for a few days.
There were thirteen in the load—A. 1I.
Musgrove, G, Ilannah, 0, 51, Gordon, E.
C. Gierke, C. Barber, H. Lee, J. John.
sbon, 1t, Maclltath, 1', Iioderue, J. Stew-
art, J. J. Kerr and two others. A0 they
neared Wingham, they were driving at
the side of the road, when two wheals
went into a hole, The seating apparatus
of the rig and all the °campmate were
thrown out into a beep by the roadetde,
After calling to each other in the dark -
nese and making tliemeelved out from
among the seats and robes, it was found
that a norther of them had received outs
and ,bruises. Times who fared worst
were A. 11. Musgrove who had hie shoul-
der hurt, and Jos, Johnsen, who had a
severe out on his forehead, requiring a
number of etibehee. Fortunately no
limbs were broken.
That 'Phrebing Ilendnrhe..
Would gat:ily leave you, if you u.ed
Dr. king's New Life Pills. Therms:Me
of sofferero bete proved their matchless
merit for Sick and Nervnue Headaches.
They make pure blood and strong nerves
and build up your health. Easy to take.
Try them. Only 25 (tents, Money book
if not cured, Bold by G. A, Deadman,
Druggist.
N» iveT Noa'as: —Mrs. Mcliionon is fast
recovering front her illness.—Mise Tillie
McRae, of Cranbrook, was visiting with
Blyth friends.—Dr. Sloan, of Toronto,
was in town on Tuesday of last week.
While here ire disposed of his farm in
Hallett to his nephew, Thomas $loan.
The farm contains 211 acres and the
pride paid for it was $8,000. Thomas
Sloan also purchased all the farm stook,
hay, eto., on the farm.—Mrs. Robb. Kelly,
who spent the past four months visiting
with friends at Toronto, London and
Woodstock, returned to her home here.—
George Powell has moved his flour and
feed business into larger premises,—
Harry and Wm. Kelly left on a month's
prospecting tour among the timber lands
of Mississippi.—Mrs. Thomson is visiting
her grand•cle.ughter, Miss Zella Carder, at
Paisley.—Alex. and Mrs. MoKellar re•
turned from their six weeks' visit with
friends at Detroit, Port Huron, Sarnia,
Strathroy, Parkhill and London.—A.
horse belonging bo J'. E. Bennett fell into
an old well on the VanEgmond woolen
mill property, Weebmorelaod street, but
was rescued before receiving any great
injory.—Suooessful anniversary services
were held in Blyth Methodist church on
Sunday and Monday, 12th and 18th inst.
On Sunday, both morning and evening,
two eloq:ent aer1005 were preached by
Rev. A. W. Tongs, of Platteville, a former
pastor of the church. Rev. Mr. Hobbs
gave his lecture on the "Triangular Man,"
Good musical program. Financial
re-
ceipts, $141.
This may look like poetry, but
It only demonstrates bow easily
The eye may be deceived. The ear is
Sometimes deceived by the ory of
Low prime ; and, when it refers to
Photos., the eye deteobs the bungling
botch
Only alter you have parted with your
Good stuff and had a holy show
Made of yonr features. If kind
Providence has bestowed facial oome.
lines
On you, and you expect farther favors
From S. P., tbeu permit IIA.RT, the
Brogue's Photo. Artist, to embalm your
Beauty in his Superior arise patio to before
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year y e
Thicker than snipe tracks in a mud
flat, HART, }Aeft�
E. /il T, ARTIST,
Stratton Block, Brussels.
FALL AND WINTE OOS
TO HAND.
Dress Goods,
Dress Trimming's,
Silks and Satins,
Flannelettes,
Ladies' and Gents' Under-
wear.
Grocery Department.
Full Iine of new Teas and
Coffees,
New] Fruits,
New Canned Goods,
Fresh and Pure Spices.
Agent for Parker's
Dye Works.
J. G. SKENE.
Are You Thinking of
Buying a 'tango or Cook Stove ?
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If so you should see our
Gurney's Imperial RANGED
Seven of these Ranges
sold since the Brussels Fair.
They save more Fuel }Than an other of their class
Do better Work
Ara easter Regulated Y
Also a large dieplayy of Base Burners,
Coal and Wood Beaters,
A 0 -holo ,Steel Range, furnished complete,
for $50. It takes 26 irieh wood.
The heat is always the Cheapest.
You will save year money by palling on no
tli.t+ra1:bRcl:*-uSti" ir' F i t.clo1.
Mon & Turnbull
AN L A,S"fi' PROPOSITION
Beauty and style without comfort
is emeiy obtainable, comfort with-
out al,pearnlrce is equally simple.
1 it never saw an ugly pair of
6hees,'' pet many of them
t,,,,r cnntfortably most unlovely
ft et.
The combination of these two-,
comfort and beauty—are only to be
hurl iu the "Slater Shoe."
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~lade in iv, elve shapes, on taste modelled
tr,•11t netusi f,et, nil 10idtita and sires,
leathers, sty ]c -s alit rulers,
livery pair Gon,lyear welted, name and
price stamped on the sole.
fv3.00 AND $c5,00.
Doweling Bros., - Sole Local agents
We desire this week to call
your attention to our Boot and
Shoe Department. We have
the latest Styles, A1 Qualities
and heat 'Values in the trade
in Children's, Misses', Boys',
Ladies' and Gents' wear from
the finest Kid to the heavy
whole stock IKip. We are
showing special lines in good,
that will wear well and keep your feet dry.
.,AND..
ES.
heavy, strong Shoes
All sizes.
Our Men's Long Boots are the very best in Canada at $2.25
and $8.00, and sure to please you.
In Men's Fine Boots we are showing up-to-date leaders at
81.50, $2.00, 83.00 and 83.50.
Olb,' Stock, is Large and well assorted
in all .Departnments. -0111"---
November Fashion Sheets and Patterns to hand.
Everything Cheap. No Fancy Prices.
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Grocery
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is Up -to -Date.
We are in a position to supply the wants
of the general poblio witb np•to•date
Canned Goods, Fruits, Teas,
Coffees, Meals, Spices
and General
Household Necessaries.
Our aim is to Y
onthe B
sell o est and
e
FreaheatG coda ou the market at the
lowest living profit on n Caah basis.
Tboee who deal with no will oome
again,
Farm produce taken and the very
boob value given.
Call and aseertain what we can do
for yon. "Your money's worth all the
year round," is oar motto.
►Choice Confectionery.
C. 1i. Bartliff,
GB00t71i and 0ON5'EQTIONER.
. ' D UNK SYSTEM
THE GREAT
Transcontinental Route
To
Obioago, St. Louis, Omaha, Denver, Los
Angeles, Sim Diego, Ban Francisco and
pointe in California, Arizona, Naw Meal -
00, Colorado, and other Paaifia Coast
Points. If you are contemplating e. trip
for
Health, Pleasure or Business
to the land of Sunshine, Fruits and
Flowers, take the G. T. R.
through tickets to all Foreign points,
For Deaoriptive Guides, Time Tables,
eto., apply to Agents. G.T.R, System.
R. T. BUTTON, Agent, Bruaesle.
SHINGLES
British Colwnbia
Red Cedar Shingles
0 Nn----.
North Shore
rine and Cedar
FOR SALE AT THE
Brussels PlaningMils
A100 Doors and Saab of all Pat
terns on hand or made to Order
at Short Notion.
EOtimobes Furnished for all
kinds of Buildings, Workman•
ship and Material Guaranteed,
F 1 A y,'.7^ i/M l T
CIDER
9nd Apple Butter.
Ilave everything ready for the
Fall tade in the manufacture of
Cider and Apple Butter.
Factory on MW street.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
GEO. EDWARDS
Pimp Works i
•
Saw Gumming and Filing attended
to in a Workmanlike manner. Betio.
faction assured.
I also Sharpen Horse Clippers, Ma-
son and other edged tools in up.to•date
style.
Agent for "Morris" Pianos.
FRED. ADAMS,
Sloop on Hill Street, BRUSSELS.
MeLEOD'S
System. Renovator
—AND
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TESTED REMEDIES
SPECIFIC MID ANTIDOTE
For Impure, Weak and Impoverished
Blood, Dyepepsla, Sleeplessness, iPalpita,
Mot of the Heart, Liver Oomplsint,Neur.
algia, Loss of Memory, Bronobitie, Con-
enmption, Gall Stones, Jaundice, Kidney
and Urinary Diseases, 8t. Vitae' Danoe,
Female Irregularities and General De-
bility.
LABORATORY, GODERICH, ONT.
3. M. MoLEOD,
Prop. and Manufaotnrer.
Sold by .Ins, Fox, Draggbot, Ptraeaes,
Spectacles
--OP A0.L KINDS—
Fitted to Correct all
Failures of Eyesight,
and your Eyoa Meted FREE by
latott Optical methods at
Division Court Of'ice,
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