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Q7t•stalbrosolK.
Township Council will convene have
n0xt Mornay.
0. A. Shiolc presented Tins Poor with
some magniliooub specimens of now po-
tatoes loot weelc, They wore ahead of
anything we have aeon this season.
Tor \VnrrienwN Plat 1Ienvnetrnt.—'Tlhis
ie the simplest, strongest and most con-
venient IIarveubor ever offered to the
publio. It oan be attached bo any knower
without drilling rho bar and can bo had
on Shortest notice. Every machine
warranted. Give me a call before buying
skew hero. J. J. M1TCRjLL,
net, Oranbrook,
13eIR.: [,vat.
Jas. Niool returned from Hamilton on
Friday.
Ed, Wriglltnlan has returned from
Manitoba.
Dr. Godfrey had a valnablo robe stolen
from his office window on Saturday
night.
Farmers are jubilant over line weather
Ritmo the 0ommeneem0Ib of the haying
ePa000.
An immense crowd from Belgrave and
vicinity took iu the Kineardino demon.
libation on Taeeday.
Rov. air. Huguos, of Wingham, preauh-
e1 a sermon to the Orangemen in
Trinity uhuroh on Sunday.
Rov, Jo1111 ROBE, of Brussels, proaohed
in rho Presbyterian ohnrch on Sunday,
the pastor, Rev. Mir. Law, preaching in
Wroxeter.
11,twoovL.
We are anxiously looking for the long
talked of telephone oonneetiou with
Listowel.
The Saturday oxuursiono to Listowel
are playing out. People in this locality
find out they can do ns well at home.
R. S. Pelton, the sporting editor of
the Boe, has purchased a Safety bioyole.
R. S. should have got a two floated. wheel
as it would be handier.
Dr. Hamilton, of Atwood, has sold hie
practice to Dr. 8. Cowan, formerly of
IIarriston, and will take a trip to some of
the large hospitals prior to resuming
pra0bloo in a large place. The Dr. has
practioed in Elmo, township upwards of
ton years and has hada most extensive
practice.
Geo. Korb, the mail currier botwoeu
Atwood and Mitchell, happened with an
accident on Tuesday of last week. He
was returning from Mitchell and under-
took to pass a rig on the road when his
horse became frightened and jumped in-
to the ditch, up -string the rig and
dragging Mr. Kart 10 considerable dis-
tanuo along the road. Beyond a few
bruises and scratches Mr. Korb is all
right, but has no desire to repeat the ex-
periment.
4Vtaltoll.
Improvements have been made at 111e
Methodist personae iu the shape of to new
gate, ;;ravel and fen,•iug.
Rev, lir. Sanderson proaell.a at the
Bethel ,di0(0ll last S1nd.ty wade;
He was pastor Of that 011111•ch at 0110
time.
A large gathering of Orangeman took
place on Smelly afternoon at St. George's
church when Go?. W. T. Oluff preached
a ratifiable discourse based on let Peter
2nd chapter and 17111 verse, "1-lonor all
men. Love the brotherhood, Fear God.
Honor the Kiug.'
L tat Sunday evening the Orangemen
and True Blues of Winthrop and local-
ity crowded the Methodist church to
overflowing to hear rho annual sermon
preached by Rev. MIs. Ottewell, of Wal
ton, The reverend gentllnan took for
his text Matt. 23rd chapter and Oth verso
and gave a moo1 suitable and profitable
discourse.
Tho pic•nie of the Mlothoclist Sabbath
school was held on Thursday afternoon
of lust week in M eDonald's grove. A
tiptop time was enjoyed by all. Throe
oplendul recitittions were given by Misses
Swallow, Barrow and Harney. Mush
was supplied by the choir and Willie
Neal rendered a solo in good style.
Hvintrts.w.—On Monday of this week
the nuptial bow was tied, ab the resi•
1 •1 illo> be.
, ichnrd Pollard, flu C
demos of R 1.
tweet.
Heber Hogarth,h,
of Exeter, and
r
.Mise Phalbe Reinhart, of 11 h[toclptt•oh,
by Rev. T. 0. Sanderson, of Stirton, as -
slated by Rev, Wm. Otbewell. The
bridesmaid was Miss Lon, Pollard, of
London, and the groomsman Dr, 1I1tr-
risen, of Detroit, After the wedding
breakfast the wedding party drove to
Seaforth where Mfr. and Mrs, Hogarth
took train for Su:atoga whore they will
spend part of their honeymoon. The
gifts bo the bride bespoke the esteem in
which 0110 Di held. The oongratuhttioos
of a largo circle of friends go with the
happy couple.
The Listowel Standard says of a former
C: reyite : - 0. P. Bisbnp, assistant teacher
In the Listowel laugh suhocl, left for his
' 11001e fu Beaohvillo on Saturday. Ile
will not return after the holidays es he
has resigllea his position. Mr. Bishop Is
considered an excellent heather, and, 1101.
withstanding the disedvaubagee wltiolt he
labored under while horn, owing to the
trouble in the school, has, wo under.
stand, done good work. We trust that
hie li flee trill be oast in pleasanter piacre
wheresoever his talents may be employs
el In the future.
Gorat a..
Township council will moot ab Cran•
brook on Monday of next weak.
Mr, and Mrs. Harrison, of Kim:at:dine,
were visiting at R. K. MoDouald's, Obh
eon., this week.
Elias Dioksou's new barn, 11th oe1,,
teas raised on Wednesday. The work
was done by baokle.
Uriah Mclradden jr. has gone to Rath
Sto. Marie whore he will study law in
his brother's office. IIs i5 a good student
and should make his meek in the legal
profession.
Last Saturday pea vines %veto pulled
in Abram Bishop's field, lob 14, eon. 3,
that measured four fent in 'length,
They are of the Mummy variety.
Tho growth is something wonderful.
Tho money lost by Mrs. Daman Liv-
ingston, amotint044 be $17 00 has never
turned up. Her 5010,n0i0115 led her to
have a search warrant issued on a board•
er but tllo Will has 1101 yot ,lade its am
paaranoo. No good will collie to any fu•
dividend who would bake from the needy
a hat they have hontebly earned and lir
gently require.
01000 01000,--011ver Smith's gro70
was 1h0 Doone of a happy lot of people
last Friday afternoon when the Sabbath
0611001 in 00une011011 with Roe's ohuroll
and the friends of the saline gathered to-
gether. Amusements tvor0 provided in
the shape of swinge, hall, ctto. and in ad•
1itieh a 10051001 and literary program
was presented Ire follows 1—Music by the
choir ; solo by Mlies Melissa, Ames ; in•
struinental by alias Newcombe; recite.
tions by Subis Pearson, Nellie Patterson
and Allis Shaw ; and addresses by S.
Antes and Ibov, Mr, Newcombe. Joseph
Bap art, superintendent, mutinied the
011010. An culoyable time was put in,
Morriss.
Peter Oantelon is home from Manitoba.
Mfrs. Willie Jaokson has gone on a visit
to Drayton.
The improvements aro completed at
Button's sobool house.
It is said that in Dome places in the
township rust le striking the Fall wheat.
We hope the damage will be light,
Jackson Bros. arrived home from the
West on Saturday. They have not the
"fever" nearly as had as many who visit
that country and there is very little
probability of then removing from Mor-
rie for a gOocl while yet.
The residents of Frank MoOuboheon
sr., 0th sou., has been veneered with
betels and a brick addition emoted.
Robb, Nioholl's residence, on the same
line, has also been veneered. Watson
Ainley, of BOassils, had Ole 0on1ra01 and
pushed the work through in good style.
An interesting Sunday salmi service
was held in the Methodist church, Sum
shine, last Sabbath morning. After de.
0Otional exeroisee W. H. Kerr, of Brae -
sets, spoke to the pupils and Rev. R.
Paul gave an exoellent address to teach•
et•0 and parents. H. E. Burkholder is
the Superintendent of the school aotl a
good work is being done. Tho school
meets regularly every Sabbath afteru0on.
i•V istl g l e st us.
Inglis d Co„ of the Woollen mill here,
have assigned to J. A. Morton.
The Juvenile Temperance Lodge has
been olosed till school re -opens.
The Sohool Board is advertising iu the
Toronto papers for three tenohers.
Work on St. Paul's new church will be
pushed ahead, Contraetor Kerr has the
job.
John Coact, of Neepawa, Man„ former-
ly a resident of Wiogham, is visiting his
many friends In town and 0001011y.
Sixty-six pupils wrote at the recent
Entrance examination held hero. 27 of
them were pupils of Wingham school.
Prof, Scott, choir leader of the Presby-
terian church, is preparing a cantata,
entitled "Britain and Hor Daughters."
One hnudred voioos are required.
Bettie Bros. running mare, Topsy 13,
took lireb-money in the running race at
Hanover, on the 1st of July, Letter B
taking 500ond in the three Inimlbe trot.
The Postmaster General has written to
say that the petitions relative to the re-
moval of the post-ollioe from its present
location to the Town Hall or thereabouts
had been reoeived and he had referred
the same to Inspector i-fnpkirk, of Strat-
ford, who would look into it. That the
oflios should be more ventrally loeate1 io
granted by almost everybody turd the
sooner 1t is moved. the boater for all eon•
00rned.
1 -elect s/OA'-IN 1,
lt, T. Kemp 11.00 reeigtud as Chief of
the Niru Brigade ac -1 Juseeh Wilsa.l has
been appointed.
The Listowel Baud have adopted a
111100001 in the p0 son of "l.'rofessah"
Barber, the flute specialist.
Gh' int oharob have 0015'OuciO I a boule-
vard in front of their lot whioh will add
greatly to the appearance of the corner.
Tho. Male has a cnocmbor grown fn
the open air tv111011 measures '14 inches
in length and 7i inches around the centre.
The Institute festival in the rink on
Monday night passed off very S1100e-s•
fully, the receipts being $40.00 and profits
$30.00.
Mrs. John Burton, Mrs. Jacob Large
and Mrs. S. McKee went to New York
city to attend the Christian Endeavor
Convention.
The Listowel Gra Co. have purchased
300 cords of four foot hardwood in the
neighborhood of alddlnty, whioh was de-
livered by rail.
As Jo eph Bonnett and all apprentice,
o
EdwardrEdward0. l
Tompkins, lcius d
wore engaged making
„
solder one day last tveok, a portion of the
m tag flew up in the fan of young Tamp.
kine, burning his eye very badly.
Au effort is boiug made to establish a
Musical Society in Listowel, similar to
the Berlin Musical Society. The objoot
of the sooieby i0 to encourage and pro.
mOteinstrumeatal nlltei0, cad more 00•
p50ially to form and maintain a Brass
Bandl
Tho in5nrau05 oompauiea hall their
inspectors and valuators at 100010 last
week on the Hay Bros. hill property and
their claim has been praubically settled.
On the mill and elevator buildings,
machinery and stook of grain and Flour
the insnrlttl51 is paid in full, 00 ailmen.°
of about 0400 boiug pail by Hay Bros,
for the salvage of grain. They had a
force of men busy ab wont saving the
damaged wheat whioh they will put on
the market et low rattle. Ort the eugiuo
the damage is fixed at 0151, aid nothing
on the boiler. On the aloe $08.00 A
list of the grain destroyed shows a loss of
between 112,500 and 08,000 over the iusar.
ants. The valuators placed rho value of
elevator machinery at $800 on whioh the
insurance wee but 11200. On a large
'emeriti]) of material, such as socias, ha reel
labe's and linings, lubricating oils, bawl,
nails, tools and utensils, there was no in
51100101, ad: ling about $1,800 further to
their losses, 50 that the :firm lose between
$4,560 and $5,000 over the insurance
money. lila oliiee hos been refitted and
papered and the firm Etre continuing
their grain buying business. They will
probably re build the elevator.
On the Rink park at Listowel last Fri-
day the best game of football over put up
in this town was played between the
well-known Morons, of Sonfortlh, and the
Marlboros, of Listowel, Abinb 8;40 the
teams lined no es follows t—Harer8--•
Wm, M0Denald, W. Willie, J. d. Olen.
nom, 3, W, Livingston, L. nankin, L 3,
Stephens, J. Smith, G. .Dewar, Wm.
Gowioulook, Ih Cresswell, II. J1ooksoh,
llarlburos—Gnat, G, l3ray ; backs, B,
Tughtul, J. Gass ; half•bnoks, S. Large,
q. Audorson G. &iitolholl ; centro, J,
Anderson ; right forwards, A. McLeod,
lltltcbineon ; left forwards, A. Dolling.
ton, J, W. Ward, Referee, J. Khlloan1,
Seaforth. Listowel won the toes an 11
olwtod to hick with the sun slightly in
their books. Smith sot the hall in 1310.
110,1 for the EIttrone, but it 0,to quickly
tetnrned by tho 'Marlboros' halt -backs,
and after a magnificent rush by the for•
ward, J. Anderson recovering the ball
placed it 10110man the uprights and wee
111e (lest goal for Lis'owol in about eight
minutes, 'PI30 Hurons then rushed
things lively and for 001110 time the play
W011 very even, until by some very [teat
pttestug IIctolihls0u seourod the ball end
scored emend goal for Listowel, but this
goad tuns disallowed by the referee as be.
Ing offside, although the opinion of a
large int jorib,y of the s••0otat01'o woe that
IL was a fair goal, The Hurons now
roused up and showed 00015 of their old
time o0mbi1ation, whioh puzzled the Lis•
towel halves and backs, and Jackson
spored first goal for Seaforth, After a
short time a e000nd was quickly added
by Gowaulook, which completed the
snoring for first half time and for the
game. Endo were changed and play re.
seined, both teams doing some excellent
work, Smith scoring for Seaforth. but the
referee disallowed, it being off -side. Lis -
bowel came very near scoring from sever-
al good rushes and corner kioks, but it
was nob bo be. The referee gave his de•
cisiun as 2 to 1 in favor of Seaforth, hot
the Listowel boys think a draw would be
nearer the marls. As 1t was the boys feel
highly elated in holding their own with
500h crack exponents of the game as the
Hurons, of Seaforth, aro known to be.
For the Hurons, Smith, Livingetoue,
Dewar and Clemhan dial good work, and
for the Marlboros, McLeod, Tulghan,
Gass, Kellington, Large turd Mitchell
distinguished themselves, as did also
Bray, the LIM:swot goal.keopsr,who saved
many a hot shot by his excellent play.
A 2.year-old obild of John 1130(15, Bay
field, got hold of a knife and was running
across the floor with it when he fell.
The blade streets his month and pierced
deeply into the roof, causing an ugly
gash.
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worst cases of Nervous Do-
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o-
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or the errors ofexeeeses of
youth. This Remedy absolutely sores the
most obstinate asobo when all other. 11tn02-
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druggists at Si per package, or six for $5, or
sent by mail on receipt of price by address-
ing TUB Jetties Msncer113 do., ToruntO, Out.
Write for palnphlob, S0111 AI Brussels by
G. A. DI1ADMAN.
Private Funds to Loan.
°.20,000
Have been placed in my hands
for Investment on real estate.
LOWEST RATE tW INTEREST.
No Commission.
Borrowers can have loans com-
pleted in Three Days if title
satisfactory.
W. 11. SINCLAIR,
,Solicitor, Brussels,
Why Not Do You OWll Thinkin ' ?
Bnussers, November Sth,168e,
T. II. ilrLao0, eodorlob,
Donn 5,11—I ehon1 a Have wriltnu bnfore
110w to let yogi know 1,010I it getting along,
I0101 a lot better than Twits; gaining str0ngth
every clay. I have a good appetite aud sleep
hrh
ell. I eau take o frill ,ltututity of the
System. Renovator and it does not sioicwt
me. My limbo aye all rigbt now; quite
smart In that way; swellingall gone. The
greet thirst is gone; I drnk no water at
night, but 1 tnko a 111115 buttermilk. I am
quite straight again. Sen.]. 015 another
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3, 14. Kamen, Gadoriol,
001030 SITC Plfteeu 70 010 ago last Novem-
ber I started to doctor grit; I was treated
For 11001 ellain, but 1010 vover 1)0]4,011 No
auy. At times I sufferahl greatly from my
atonlaob; I continued, but I grow w00130.
I turned dye 101001 ; limbs and body swelled
k iu vbeu
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badly. Y a u
y
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went to
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0's dis-
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.1
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JANf1S DUNGAN,
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hadstrep4th to drag myself about. All
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the nlnat delicate could be dig.gestod at
all, Within the time mentioned several
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any permanent good until T onmmeuce1
the nee of Ayer'5 Sarsnparlila, which
bins produced wonderful results, Soon
after eonunelcfng to take the 5000: 710'
Alla 3 could See au imllrnve1110nt,11 bey
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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.
Money to Loan,
Money to Loan on Farm Pro-
perty at
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Solicitors, rOt.,
BRUSSELS, 0517.
FRFSH: ARRIVALS
—AT THE—
Star Restalir-aut
THIS WEEK.
STRAWBT BRIE S,
CUCUMBERS,
TOiL TOES,
CABBAGE,
NEW POTATOES,
WATERMELONS,
13ANAN AS,
PINE APPLES,
011ANG1?i,
1,is1MON 4.
f•dfr 'i rli7li:i-i5e)
1A. ,P 1!i1U 1"`Lbl
Practical Watchmaker
and Jeweler.
Thanking the publio for past favors and
support and wishing still to secure
your patronage, we are opening
out Full Lines in
COLD AND SUB WATCHES.
Silver Plated Ware
from Established and Reliable Makers
byP
full warrantedu ,
y
Clocksf o• the
Latest Designs
JEWELRY1
WnDDINo RIses,
LADLES G,:11 Rhxas,
Bnoocnl:s,
141000I1000,
e Also a Full Line of. VIOLINS and
Violin Strings, dm., i11 stools.
N.D.—Usurer of Marriage tleen5015.
T. Fletcher, - Brussels.
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PHOTOS
e'cl E. PERRY,
PHOTOG RA PH R,
NEXT - RAID -WAN - HOTEL,
We intake all of the following
size photos ;-•^
S1111ben 1115,
Mikado Panel very nice,
Carte de vista,
i xS fel views'
Cabinet the oldreliitblc,
Paris Panel the newest,
135110 for groups or single figure;
11x14 grand for family groups,
14x17 makos a fine Head and
shoulder portrait or group.
Crayons any raze or any other
Style of Portrait.
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Listowel Woolen lilac bory
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Highest Prices Paid, Can or Trade,
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Largest Wool Markel; in Ontario.
Everybody come and see our tremendous big stock in all
kinds of woollen goods which we offer at bottom prices for
cash or exchange for wool.
NEW .ANIS FRIiiSIi STOCK.
We have never been so well fitted and equipped for a wool sea-
son's business as at the present one, and have never felt so com-
pletely confident of our ability to serve you with the best of goods at
bottom prices, A specially attractive feature of our new lines of fine
Flannels, strictly No:av STyrrs, far surpasses any wool season yet.
FINE WOOL SCOTCH SKIRTINGS.
(Something New offered to the trade.)
We are the only Woollen Factory in Canada that make this line
of goods and offer thein for one-half the price you pay in the city of
Glasgow.
STOCK QN TRADE.
English Worsteds, Fancy Tweeds, Scotch Tweeds, Meltons and
Cloakings, Fine and Coarse Flannels in Dress Goods and Shillings,
Bed Blankets, Horse Blankets, Woollen and Cotton Underwear,
Fingering and Stocking Yarns, Cottonades, Cotton Shirtiugs, ' in-
ceys, Duck aucl Gray Cottons. Also a good supply of Stockings,
Socks and Knitted Goods.
VTAR)DT11TG.
SVe wise] to warn the fanners not to he deceived by Shoddy Ped-
dlers going through the country selling dishonest goods. We have:
no peddlers handling our goods and they can only be bought by
dealing direct at the factory.
Boll ear"CZInf, ti5piifni,sy and Manufacturing:,
Tweeds, Ielctlanels, Blankets, sic.
Thanking our numerous customers for their past favors, would
beg to say collie and bring your neighbor to see our stook, asyou
will be highly pleased to see goods so low in price. You will fined
us ready to give the most prompt and careful attention to all,
B. F.r: BROOK & SON.
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In Exchange for Goorls,
111e Highest Market Price will be Aline(
We have a Pine Assortment of
Tweeds, Cottons, .Hann,:?1 Pei its,
Cashmeres, Blankets, Sheet-
ing, Knitted Goods,
Yarns, &o.
,xnair;•remaker..»a.mcmUets.—.ass
All Wool loft with us for illdnnfactoring, wltef.iler 1' 111s or
otherwise, will have ourprompt attenti•nl,
Satisfaction - Guaranteed.
BRUSSELS.