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New Advertisements,
I ooal—J• Earner.
19xcursiune--O. Y. R.
Locals—Airs, E. Rogers,
Locals---liarvie J. Strong.
Value Right—A, Stranhan.
Mare Strayed ---John Brown.
Perm for Sale—E, Bateman,
Conservative Olub-8. B. Wilson.
Boat for Service—James W ittscn.
New GtooerY—J1mss
Ballet Gym).
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Study your Interest—Ferguson & Tial.
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FRIDAY, SEPT. 29, 1893.
Tux 1lfanitoba School case, now some.
what celebrated, wbioll wad 00 dome up
for hearing this week bas been again
postponed,
Hoon Ml'l .10 ZI11, M. P. P. for East
Lambton, died ou Tuesday of this week
after an exteuded Mimes, The funeral
took place on Thursday.
A Yonee Meu's Liberal Club in Brun.
gels is among the probabili.
ties in the near future. It is several
years since such au organization existed.
Hod`. WILFsrp LAunln•tt and Sit• John
Thompson have each bad their innings
and now it is annouuced that D'Alton
McCarthy will take the stamp and tour
the country on the Equal Bights move.
meet,
hi'nAT do the Directors of Brussels
Mechanics' Institute think about waking
up and make a push for a reading room,
night classes, anda series of entertain-
ments during the coming Fall and
Winter ? A meeting should be called at an
early date and the various projeots freely
and fully discussed. If evening classes
are formed there is no time to lose to be
within the limit of the regulations of the
Department. •
Tunas is just a danger that this Canada
of ours will be "Conveotioned" and
"resolutioned" to death. Hardly a week
goes by but some church, lodge or society
is assembled and days spent in speech
making and passing long resolutions. If
half the gatherings were done away and
the various members allowed to practio-
ally work out what is already on the
journals more good would be done than
is now arrived at. The Conventions are
a good thing for the railroads, steam•
boats, hotels and the like but they have
ran to seed very largely as far as real
benelioiul results for the time and money
spent is attending them. Fewer resolli-
tions and more work is what's required to
boom any geed cause.
JonorNo by the increased number of
business failures in the Dominion of
Canada for the past 9 months, as corn•
pared bvith a similar term in 1892, there
is room for a good sized boom to set in.
Since the 1st of January 1893 there bans
been 1,323 failures against 1,287 in 1802
and the increase in liabilities is the diff.
ereece between 513,162,813 in 1893 and
59,200,050 in 1802. Every province has
exceeded its undesirable record excepting
New Branswiolt and Nova Scotia, The
above figures are taken from Bradstreet's
report and are supposed to be reliable
and free from political bias. There is
scope for some good, solid thinking in the
facts above ;dated and those in authority
should put them in their pipe and sinoke
them.
Grey Couneil Meeting.
Council met at Zimmer- !' Hotel, Oran -
brook, Sept. 26th, pursuant to the call
of the Reeve. All the members were
present, Reeve in the ohair. Minutes of
last meeting were rend and approved.
Moved by Walter Oliver, seconded by
Thos. Ennis that the sum of $10.00 be
granted to Mrs. Shine in the meantime
for the support and maintenance of W.
Farquharson's two children who are left
in destitute eircumstanoes, until the
necessary petition is presented to the
Council. Carried. Peter Beffsr applied
to have the culvert 00 side road 8, oon.
6, deepened, Mr, Milne to attend to it.
Wm. Blaehill applied for permission to
erect a slaughter house on pt. of lot 3,
eon. 10. Moved by Thos. Ennis, second•
ed by Jamas Turnbull that permieeion
be granted to Mr. Blaehill to build a
slaughter hones, provided he strictly ad-
heres to the requirenlente of the Publlo
Healtl Act and have said house a proper
distance from airy dwelling and also from
the public highway, Carried. The re.
port of James A. Bell, P. L. S. re exam.
ination of Government drain No, 2, oon.
17, was road over and carefully consider.
ed by the council. Moved by A. 0.
Dames, seconded by Walter Oliver that
Mr. Bell's report as read be adopted and
that the Reeve be instructed to notify
Air. Bell to go on and make the moos.
eery .survey and assessment of the
property bo be benefitted, together with
plans and estimates et the work to be
done. Carried. The report of John
Beget, township Engineer, re examina-
tion of Government drain No. 1, con. 15,
Wen oleo read over. Moved by W.
Oliver, seconded by Tho;. Ennis that Ai,
Raymaun be paid bile amount on the
Engineer's certificate for work done en
ditoh at lot 29, oon. 11. Carried. By.
law Noe, 45, 46 and 47 were read over
three times and passed. Moved by A.
0. Dames, seconded by Thee. Ennis that
the Reeve and Treasurer be authorised
to borrow of Raohel Spence the sum of
81000 For township par pollee until taxes
aro paid. Carried. The following ao.
counts were presented :—Chas. Rose,
gravelling at lots 25 and 20, oon. 0, 538..
40 ;'Thos. Alma, cleaning award ditch
at bot 5, con. 14, 56.85 ; Thos. Alcook,
gra ding at lot 5, con, 15, and repairing
culvert at lot 5, eon. 17, 86.00 ; James
Jeoiceou, repairieO onlvert at lot 14, eon,
4, 58.00; lltiobml Mullin, gravel, 56,.721
John Stevenson, culvert at lot 331, con.
14, 524,75 ; 11iiobtul Reymane, cleaning
ditch at lot 10, eons, 7 and 8,, 5.4.00 ; It,
Meehan, gravel, 80.54 ; B. A(000k, gravel,
55.80 ; James McKay, gravelling on
boundary Gray and Lognu, 510.00 ; Jtts.
Apel cry, gravelling on side road 0, con.
17, 515.00 ; 13, Mob'adden, Grey share
arbitrat on i7, S. S
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11, Gra Mm'Iia
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and Molillop, $10.40 ; Frank Miller,
gravel, 52.84; Jobe Hewitt, gravel, 85.00 ;
W. 0. Steins, 163 lbs, culvert spikes, 58..
75 ; Agnes Brown, gravel, 515.30 ; Thos.
Straehan, gravel, 85,75 ; Mrs. William
Shins, dimity to Wm. Farquharson's
two children, 510.00 ; John Bishop, mil -
verb at lot 14, eon, 6, 55.75 ; B. Gerry,
Dement and epilles, 57.80 1 Peter Mo.
Donald, breaking atones on road, 85.00 ;
1 Hunter, part payment filling appy
to Oranbrook bridge, 510,00 ; 11
Ball, gravel, 502.00 ; John Bothwell,
pointing abutments to four bridges. 980,.
76 ; 0. Switzer, gravelling at lot 4, con,
19, 512,50 ; Chas. Cleaver, grovelling on
side read 0, con. 19, and taking oat logs,
57.00 ; A. MoNiohol, cleaning ditch on
side road 8, con. 11, 55.10 ; Roderick
MoDeod, gravelling and spreading gravel
at Walton, Grey Blare, 810.50 ; 33. Al-
cock, ditch on aide road 2, con, 12, 532..
05 ; henry Nioho(, one load of gray el
and hauling the same, 50o ; B. Al000lc,
repairing culvert, and 8 leads of gravel at
lob 10, non, 14, 59.75 ; 13. Alcock, ditch
at lot 16, con, 14, 55.92 ; Louis Steles,
repairing oulverb at lot 10, 00n. 14,82.00 ;
James Mitchell, stout abutment to
Mitchell's bridge, eon, 12. 5132.00 ; Jiro,
Crerar, cleaning ditch at but 7, con. 9,
51.00 ; John Oakley, gravel, 58.12 ; G.
Hewitt, gravel, 54.20 ; Thos. Bothwell,
hauling cement and sand for repairing
stone abutments, 57.00; John Jouee,
lnmbor for culvert, 50e ; 0. Switzer, re -
paining culvert at lot 14, con. 10, 53.00 ;
Seines Martin, gravel, $9.04 ; Dugald
MoTaggarb, repairing culvert at lots 20
and 21, eon. 15, 51.50 ; Dugald McTag-
gart, shovelling gravel, 51.00 ; Charles
Osborn, assisting Engineer, Government
drain at eon. 17, 51 50 ; Marshall Httrri
son, aesieting Engineer at con. 17, and
board and conveyance, 53.75 ; Robert
Outt, gravel, 55.04 ; Robb. Rae, gravel,
54.26 ; John Hollinger, gravel, 53.06;
Micheal Reymann, ditoh on lot 29, con.
11, under Engineer's certificate, 554.00 ;
Lewis Bolton, letting ditch, &o. at lob
29, con. 11, 511.00 ; Wm. Ward, cutting
brush on side road 5, oma. 7, 512.88 ;
Roderick McLeod, gravelling at lot 85,
eons, o" and 6, 525.00 ; Robt. Bowan, in.
epeebiug Silver Oorners' drain, 57.50 ;
John Lott, cubting brush on boundry
Grey and Morris, 519.20. Council then
adjourned to meet again in the Township
Hall on Friday, Oot, 20112, 1893.
War. SPENCE, Clerk.
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BRUSSELS POST
�:._..::. :�'rxt1L'amv±3sm«ras:'t�:r.»am rn.s:ti•<W:t;,,a
9 ; Light Brahma, P Hohn, J Switzer ;
Baubaens, Goddard it Mie, J Morrieon
jr ; geese, A Miller, 1 trod 2 ; dunks, A
Miller, Win Peet ; turkeys, 0. Miller, 1
and 2 ; pigoone, Goddard & Male, V
Ioerger; canary bird, Aire John Graham,
Mrs Ai E Node ; Lange/arise, P Helm,
W D Gilohrieet, Chicks—Plymouth
Rooks, S Burnett, Goddard & Malo ;
White Legborns, Goddard & Male, 1 and
2 ; Brown Leghorn», Goddard & Male, 1
2' Ilunbl
s,
A Millerr• Games,
God.
(lord &Male, 1 and ; Golderd
& Male, P Helm ; Dorkings, Goddard .5
Malo, 3. and 2 1 Bleak Spanish, Goddard
& Male, 1 and 2 ; Light Brahma», God-
dard & Male, 1 and 2 ; Dark Brahman,
I? helm, 1 end 2 ; Bantams, Goddard &
Afale, 1 and 2 ; Langsbnne, W D Gil.
Wiriest ' Poleude, recommended, God-
dard & Male.
Judge, R Elliott, 1Vingham,
oaah G1RAIN—Fall wheat, rod, S Peters, Jas
enry Dickson ; fall wheat, white, Wm Peet,
ATWOOD FAIR.
Last Tuesday the Fall Fair in oonne
Lion with Elma Township Agriaultur
Society was held on the pork here. T
weather looked rather unfavorable a
no doubt interfered somewhat with t
attendance. There was a splendid e
hibit both inside and out and the reeeip
from the gate were very satisfaotor
5200 being taken. The prize list is
follows :—
Hones—Heavy Draugbb—I� Dal of '0
R Nesbitt ; one year old filly, R 3 Ba
lentyne ; two year old filly, Jas Diakeo
jr, Geo Loohhead, S Burnett ; three yea
old filly, Smith Bros ; span of horses,
W Jackson, Thee Dickson. Genera
Purpose—Foal of '92, Jas Duncan ; o
year old filly, Jas Duncan, W MoCo
mirk ; two year old filly, Wm Steveuson
J Dickson jr, A Baker ; three year of
filly, Alex Miller ; span of horses,
Bennett, Allan MoMane. Roadsters
Pony, John Switzer, Fred Switzer ; foo
of '83, H Zinn, Jas Priest ; brood mar
with foal by her side, a Mimes, J Priest;
nus year old filly, Jas Dickson jr, Tient
Doering ; two year old filly, 70' lOa0o1
mink, Smith Bros; three year old filly
J G Ballard, 5 Burnett; saddle horse
A H Wynn, Robb Roe ; buggy horse in
harness, T Jones, Henry Doering ; spa
of anrriago horses, T Jones.
Junans—Amos Tipling, Donald Mo
Laueblin, T Williams, Silo Neleon.
G,rl'TLE—Durhams—Milch cow having
calved in '93, Geo Hutchison, Smith
Bros ; ranch cow which will calve in '93,
Smith Bros ; one year old heifer, Smith
Bros 1 & 2 ; ball calf, Smith Bros, Geo
Heltohison ; heifer calf, 1 & 2 Smith
Brae. Ayrshire!—Two year old heifer,
1 & '2 Thus Diokson; bull oalf, Thomas
Dickson. Jerseys—Miloll oases having
Weed in '98, A H Wynn ; two year old
heifer, John Rowland. Grades—Milch
Dow having onlved in '98, 1 ce 2, Thomas
Dickson ; two year old heifer, 1 & 2 Wea
Swett' on ; one year old heifer, Jae Duu-
ean, Thos Diokson ; heifer calf, Fred
Switzer, Any breed—Yoke working
oxen, A Montane ; pair two year old
steers, Win Sweeton, S Barnett ; pair
one year old steers, Smith Bros ; fat ox
or cow, John Gray, James Dnnoan.
Jnooss—Jas Trim, Milverton ; Geo
Moffat, Winghnm ; Neil McLaaohlio,
Brussels ; Richard Andrew, Palmerston.
Susan.—Leioestsrs—Aged ram, S Bur-
nett, A Simpson ; ram lamb, Thomas
Dickson, Robb Ford ; pair »wee leaving
raised lambs in 1893, T Dickson, Wm
Sweeten ; pair ehearl;ng ewes, W Sweet -
on, T Diokson ; pair ewe lambs, Wm.
Sweeten, Robb Nord. Shropehires or
Oxford Downs—Aged ram, Robb Pfrie, J
A Turnbull ; ram lamb, T Smith ; pair
ewes having raised lambs in 1808, Robb
Pirie; shearling ram, '1' Smith ; pair
sbearling ewes, J A Turnbull ; pair ewe
lambs, J A Turnbull ; fat Shoop, any
breed, Jno Rowland, A Simpson.
Prue,—Berkshires—Aged boar, John
Ridley, 1 de 2 ; boar pig of 1893, J Rose,
Smith Bros ; brood sow leaving had pige
in 1803, Alex Miller ; sow pig of 1898,
Smith Bros, A Miller ; pelt sucking pigs,
Smith Bros. Chester Whites—Boar pig
of 1808, A Miller ; brood sow having had
pigs in 1808, M Oorris ; sow pig of 1898,
A Miller; pair sucking pigs, M Corrie.
Any other breed—Aged boar, A Miller, S
Peters ; boar pig of 1803, A )VSilier
brood sow having had pigs in 1803, A
Alilier ; sow pig of 1803, A Miller, 1 & 2,
pair sucking pigs, A Miller, J Rowland.
Sedges—Adam D Doering, Milverton,
Chas Henderson, Thee Gourley, Mitch-
ell,
Pouorur,—Fowl, Plymouth Rooks -8
Burnett, Goddard & Male ; white Leg -
horns, P Helm ; brown Legborns, God.
lard & Male, 1 ea 2 ; homburgs, God.
dard (fa Male, A Miller ;, Games, Goddard
& Male, 1 and 2 ; Coehine, P Helm, 1 and
2 Dorkings, Goddard & Male, 1 and 2k Spanish, Goddard & Male, 1 and
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Alex Miller ; spring wheat, Alex M;11
John Brown ; two•rowed barley, It Fe
six -rowed barley, John Brown, W
Stevenson ; bleak oats, Alex Miller,
Simpson ; white oats, Alex Miller, Jo
Rowland ; peas, largo, Alex Miller,
McCormick ; peas, small, John Brow
sheaf of flax, John Gray, J W MOM
timothy seed, Wm Robinson, Sin
Bros.
Rem—Variety of potatoes, J w i1
Bain, John Chapman; white elopha
potatoes, Wm Peet, Robb Ford ; beau
of hebron potatoes, Robb Ford, G
Lochhead ; late potatoes, Jas Hanna, J
Duncan ; swede turnips, Mere Robins°
John Chapman ; turnips, any kind,
Baker S Barnett ; mangele, long red,
Peters, Wm Stevenson ; enaogels yell
globe, S Peters, Wm Dicksou ; field ea
rats, John Graham, S Peters or W Pe
Vesnnia.1on—beets, W Robinson, a
radishes, A Baker, V Imrger ; (abbe
red, V Imrger ; oabbage, winter, All
Moitane, V Imrger ; onions, large re
W Robinson, II Ronnenberg ; gard
carrots, Geo Obapman, Wm Thelma
parauips, V Imrger, G Chapman ; Deter
V Imrger, a W MoBain ; cauliflower,
Chapman ; onions, Geo Chapman, ooh
Chapman ; indica corn, a A Turuba
J W MoBain ; beans, .1 W MoBain, S
Maginn ; pumpkin, and the Bee speoia
Alex Miller, Wm Stevenson ; squash
Wm Stevenson, S 33 Maginn ; citron
Baker, Win Robinson ; tomatoes, W
Stevenson, J W MaBain ; meek melon
actin; Chapman, A Baker ; water melon
john Chapman, 9 B A7aginu ; malleable
of vegetables, S Peters, Wm Steveuson.
Faun—Fall apples, Smith Bros, Mis
Hanna; winter apples, Jas Duncan, an
Hanna ; arab apples, Aire John Morri
on, jr, 11 Ronnenberg ; collection o
apples, Wm Stevenson, oobn Rowland
Pears, .7050 Switzer, Wm Stevenson
plums, Win Stevenson ; grape», Josep
Horn, a W MoBain.
DAIRY PoeouuoE—Fresh butter, ,W
Stevenson, John Dick ; tub butter, Jame
Nixon ; home made bread, and the Be
penial, Mrs A Simpson, John Dick
ottle of pickles, Mrs John Switzer, Mr
ohn Sanders ; home-made soap, Air
ohn Switzer, Mrs John Diok; honey
xtraeted, Joseph Horn, Goddard &
Male ; honey, comb, Goddard & Male
oseph Horn. Judges—Henry Goddar
nd James Grieve, M. P.
LAnrss' DEPARTUENT Crazy quilt, Inc,
ink, B11as Hall ; patched quilt, W
olmes, Mrs Jno Switzer ; orotobe
Mit, Miss Hall, .1 13 Hamilton ; 10-
abin quilt, Miss Hall, me Diok ; fancy
wilt, Jno Graham, Miss a Morrison
onnberpnne, J B Hamilton, Mrs Robin -
on ; oraamental needlework, Miss
alma, Mies Hall ; fine shirt; haul
acle, Mrs Jno Switzer ; gentleman's
hint, maolindmade, Miss Hall, Mrs M
Needs ; woolen' souks, home knit, Mrs
Nixon, Alex Miller; darned stockings,
rs 3210 Switzer, Miss Hall ; stockings,
ome knit, S Burnett, Alex Miller ;
oolen mitts, home knit, Aire F Switzer,
m Robinson ; woolen gloves, home
mit, Wm Robiuson, Mrs z Nixon ; fancy
ibting, Miss J Morrison, ATias Hall ;
°tulet work, Aire Robinson, Mies j
orriaon ; drawn work, Mies J Morrison,
iss Hanna ; beggar's quilt, Mrs Al
ouuenberg, are 11 Ford ; panels,
eked, urs H Vietor, arias /fauna ;
nets, painted, rare W D Mitchell, nice
RogRoger; table bouquet, cut flowers, sirs
Stevenson, Goddard & male; hand
uquet, out flowers, airs soo Diok, me
Stevenson ; painting on plush, Urs
ads, urs Johnson ; Berlin wool work,
ted, airs G Locbhead, nos S Burnett,
rlio wool work, fiat, mise Hanna, acts
L Holmes ; tidy, raise Hall, arra `Phos
°kaon ; mantle and table scurf, alias
ung, urs Johnson; fancy pincushion,
s Hall, miss Hanna ; pillow shams,
me Graham, miss Hall ; whiskholder,
W L Holmes ; arrasene work, arise
Ina, mrs W L Holmes ; table mats,
Hamilton, mise Hall ; toilet get, miss
Ina, errs Thos Dickson ; sofa pillow,
s Hall, Urs H Vietor ; painting on
n, arise J uorrison ; fanny slippers,
s Hall ; set of lady's underwear, urs
neon, 1100 s Nixon ; outline work, erre
morrison jr, ore W Stevenson ; tabfe
tie and doileys, miss Flail ; oolleotion
iotures, urs Johnson, W D aritohell ;
action of adios' work, arise Hanna,
Hall ; ladies' banal bag, Ries nail,
Thos Dickson ; Roman embroidery,
call, mre .7 Roger ; fool stool, etre 'IV
olmes, miss nail; point lace, erre Jno
ham, mss nail ; landscape painting,
Johnson, airs W D Uitohell ; crayon,
Hall, Aries .7 norrieon.
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A Straoban, Brussels.
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The Ontario Government promisee an
investigation into the Romeo system of
Hamilton.
The otnttacbfor the steel superstruc-
ture of the new bridge over the Soo Canal
has been awarded to Hamilton Bridge
Co,
Wolford Guide -Advocate ;—"The oon.
clition of Hugh Mackenzie, M. P. P. for
East Lambton, has assumed a hopslees
phase, and bhe patient le gradually sink-
ing. The attending physicians are of the
opinion that be cannot hold oat more
than a few cloys, poesibly hours,"
On Wednesday morning of last week
Themes Nagle, a well•known merehant
of Grenbon, was found dead in his eters
with a cub over one of big eyee, 'tPhs
Coroner dt Lunn was notified, but after
investigating, decided that no inquest
was necessary.
The Allan Line Steamship Laurentian,
wbieh left Liverpool on Thursday of last
week, bad on board Lady Thompson,
who will join her husband in Ottawa
after he returns Prom ilii Ontario tour.
She had been visiting her youngest son
at the $ssuit College at Sandilursb Since
the departnr2 of the Premier lot Canada.
AUCTION SALEOF FARM
11. 8too11, etc. Mr, 1005100 l0irlSbv, Ago-
ulvalamelgnod 1 onr1000iee to oeou sby o1PuUm
blio
Auction, tuber loth, 1803, e' mnienein5 'rues.
ts1
o'elueic allure, the fullowlog valilable
dproperty, viz :--1 510011 working horses ; 1
orso h )'ears ol; i 1 colt 2 years old 1 1 colt
1 year old' 2 o0w8 0lipp00ud le sari; 1 7000.
Tow OEM ; 13 steers 3 yours Ohl; 2 !doors 3
d i roodi�ng °weee; 1 Loloee1a rein 1 calves
tow
W 10111 g1 4 pigs 4 months old; 3 henbor
W M1�a' 001 I 1 bog;ly , 1 set of bobsleighs ; 1 set
of Maui harness ; 1 sot single harness ;
plows; 1 spade le[rlow; 1 buy fork end
silage; 1 turnip elioer; 3 nates of turning
1 hay rade 1 '300101 Iran 120n05ws nod other
artielos 100 11111110.0110 to m5ntiml. hula
without reaerye as the enema of the estate
must be wound up, Terms, -.All owns of 30
CLIA 01111101• Dash; over blab amount 11
u.onthe 00edib Will be beim on furnishing
approved Joint notes. 11 per aonb,oft for,eusb
au credit amounts,
ouo, 111103.0137, J. 00 A. WALKER,
Anotloneer, Prop Athens,
iiT7OTION SALE OF FARM
sxnou, 0100.—lair. George Pirkby, due -
Wollner, baa received ine0ruetioae from tiro
undersigned Pronriebors to soil by Publics
Auebiou, at 'Mot 21, Con, 0. Morris, on e'hurs.
day, October 191It, 1390, commencing at 1
a'olook sharp, the l'nllnwln g valuanlo prop-
erty, viz :-1 euro 8 or 0 years 011 ; 1 Blood
mare, driver, 7 years old 1 1 spall mares 3
years old ; 1 blood colt 1 year Old ; 1 general
pm•Poso colt 1 year 01,1; 10 miloh 00008 slip`
posedin calf to a thoro-bred bull ; 1 three
year 0101 heifer rsupposed iu oaif' 1 1 fresh
milob (low 1 2 steers 3 ears old ; steers 2
years old ; 7 spring calves; 1 brooding tow 1
1 horse three years old; 10 calves ono year
old; one set of double harness, nearly new ;
7 !wee; n airing; 1 wagon and hay rank; 1
light wagon' 1 buggy; 1 harvest cultivator
with seed drill, new; 1 mowel• and 1100 har-
vester,nearly 1058'' 1pair tee beb.e.ofghs; 1
3'1'lowea;r1 one'lenrse plow 11! Chatham barrows
1 turnip seeder' 1 watering trough;
niug mill with bagging attaohmeut' A num-
ber of cattle tins, with other artlolos too
numerous to mention. The talo will be
without reserve as bhe proprietors ars
giving up farming. Terme.—All sums of 32
and under wish' over that amount 10
months m(1111041 be given on furnishing
approved joint notes, a par Gent. on for
cash on oredlt amounts.
0111S, A1,E%, (1001llltON,
WViLLIAdf GAMMON, i proprtonre,
6170. 3011020101, Auctioneer.
is tholatost triumph in pharmacy for the cure
of all the symptoms indicating ICIENEY AIM
LIVEEComplaint. If you are troubled With
Costiveness, Dizziness, Sour 8tornaeh_
8ieadari[e, Indigestion, Poon A$Pn0ITE,
Trnnn RIMMING, itannueaxo Penis, 91eep15s
Nights, Melanoboly Feeling, BAC/31 Aorro,
lllontbray'e Kidney anal t,ivcr Cure
willgive immediatereiief and3runcrraCoro,
301d at all Drug Stores.
Itlembray Medicine Company
of Peterborough, oron 1 Q
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PETERBOROUGH, . . ONT.,
SOLD By J. T. PEPPER,
DRUGGIST, BRUSSELS.
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British Columbia,
Washington,
Oregon, California,
Tourist Sleeping Oars, Toronto to Se-
attle Without Change, leaving TO-
RONTO EVERY FRIDAY
AT 10:15 P. M.
Until Further Notice,
COMMENCING 00011. 6,'93
For further partioclars apply to any
agent of the oompany,
J. T. PEPPER,
Agent, Brunie.
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ATTETWI
8In V. McAllister,
MERCHANT OF ETHEL,
Begs to announce to the Farmers
of the surrounding vicinity
that ho is prepared to
' buy all kinds of
AI N
At the Storehouse at
Ethel Station.
Highest Market Pride Pald.
F. McALLISTER.
AL
00'1. 6, 1893
nes
Bring Autumnal Weather and
Autumnal Weather brings with It the necessity for
Clothing Appropriate thereto. You can get the required.
comfort and the Latest Style as well with our stock of
Y°oo
ntl [ .[' o
S AND
S til
These are among the Goods we
are Selling most of :
58 incl. Tweed Dress Goods at 75c a yard,
42 inch All Wool Serge, Black, Navy and Green, at 500,.
36 inch. All Wool }Ienriettas, all shades, at 25e,
Of course Ivo have Dress Goods at 6o., 8c., 1Oc., 12ic., and 155.
as good value as you can )nay anywhere.
_ r 'iii' tpiJ;m
We have been unpacking for days the finest assort-
ment
ssortment of Mantle Goods we have ever shown. We have Beaver la
Fawn, Navy, Brown and Black ; Mentons in the newest shades and
Twee
da•11 Worsteds al c
Wors '
t 8lllth0L
!test thePrices Right.
and Pri 1
t.
Housekeepers will find that Flannels and Blankets sell here
to their Advantage.
Wo save all the money wo can and sell as Cheap as we can—
That's the plain fact of the matter.
G 0
PEED W', THURS
AY.
C A D SE f
all tyi 1,
Watch for New Advt. next week.
Our stock is well Assorted
in all Lines and
For the Ladies we have some lovely,' lines of New Dress
Goods with Trimmings to Match.
A Special Assortment of Children's Coatings,
Something Real Nice.
P;eaclymacle Suits and Overcoats for Men and Boys. Suits made to
order in the Latest' Styles-CHEAP.
.
Our stock is, fully assorted in all lines of Boots, S11ooli and Rubber!
for Ladies, Gents, Misses, Youths and Children. Have a
pair of new Boots and Rubbers to keep your.
feet Dry and Comfortable.
Groceries Fresh and. Sellable at
A0 Sir c a 's.