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tion or khorthnud Braining, It la 0100
17 to them a school that le wolf known y0
for atrially Itlgll grade work, Tho el
ELLIOTT
ELLIOTT
TOItONTO1 ONT.
IT to well known as elle et the best Omu•
Zb mental gobooloInaxistonoo. Ito ie.
• 0e0d this year boo , been most qq remark•
l able. None of our gratinuteo are out
gn[ posltiune alit tea 4nmand tot thorn 7p
is about Lwuuby twos the euplily, ai
Write to -day for Der magutaoout oate-
'R loam,�t
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,1q W. J, ELLIOTT, Principal.
OOlt Y00n10 A140 ALItXANn101 tyre. I1'
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MEDICAL CARDS.
SDR. It, A, BU1ZNS-
5nocessor to BY. J. A. Ho\aughton
stru0ao's, Ontario
Graduate of Polyaliulo Poet Graduate
School of Medloine and Surgery, Now York.
Member of Onllogo of Pbyeiclaue and 811r'
000110 of Ontario.
Unlue and rosidenoo same as formerly oc-
cupied by Dr. aloNawgbtou,
Dtoeasoe of women a opeelalty,
'('pone No, 21.
BUSINESS CARDS.
NIT MaORACICEN—
V , Issuer of Marriage Lioeneus, 02
11 en et Grocery, TIuuberry street, Jlrn00ols.
WM, SPENCE
CONVEYANCER AND ISSUER
of MARRIAGE LIOENSES
tonlee le the Post Office, Ethel. 10.4
0. O. F,
Court Primmer; Alexandria, No. 24, 0.0, 1.,
Brussels, meets 10 their Lodge Room, Sloe -
hut Bleak, 010 th0 Ind and last Tuesdays of
each month, at 8 o'clock. Viettiug brethren
always woloomo.
GEORGE 1{831111, U, R.
W. L, LEATHE1tDALE, R, 8.
JAMES HARRIS,
Agent Howick Mutual
Fire Insurance Company
00ioo and Resldence—
WALTON, ONT,
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM3
I180081,1108,
FIRE AND MARINE,
GUELPH.
AUCTIONEERS.
1.1 S. SCOTT AB AN AUCTION-
• nen, wltl 0011 for batter prices, to
hotter men, in lees time and less charges
thou any other Auctioneer in East Huron or
he won't charge anything. nates and orders
can always be arranged at We oflloe or by
p oreonal epplioation,
ROST. H. , GARNISS
BLIJEVALE — ONT,
Auctioneer for Huron Oounty.
Terms reasonable, Sales arranged for
at the oftiae lit Telt 1'Osm, Bruseele. 22tf
VETERINARY.
t_ A. CUNNINGHAM-
17 • Honor iiradeace o1 the Ontario Vet-
erinary College, is prepared to treat all die -
00000 of domesticated animals in a 00mp8t-
ant manner. Particular attention paid to
Veterinary Dentistry and Milk Lover. Calla
promptly attended to. (Mice audlndrmary
Sour doom North of bridge, '1'Ornberry et.,
Bruoeelt.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
AB, MACDONALD—
• Barrister, Bolioitor, Notary, Eta.
buoa00oor to t#, 1. Blair. Office over Mau -
demi Bunk, Bruesele, 8olieltor for Metro-
politan B oak.
NAT M. SINCLAIR—
• Barrister, Solicitor, 10onveyauaor,
Notary Publto, &o. Okloo—Stewart's Moak
1 door North of Oantral Hotel,
8011011er for the Standard Bank.
p1iOUDFOOT, HAYS & BLAIR—
BARItISTEItS, BOLIOITORB, NOTARIES
Y0BLIO, -18T0.
W. Paounaoow, R, 0. 11. 0, Hese
G, 1. BLAIR.
OSh000—Those formerly occupied by Messrs
Cameron to Holt,
Go01101000, ON0Am0.
DENTISTRY
DR. R. P. FEILD,
AIENT18T
Orientate of the Royal College of Dental
SurgouueofOntario and Pint•olass Honor
Graduate at Toronto tniver0lty. Offoe
next to Brewer'0 Photograph Denary,
BRUSSELS.
Fall T181777 Opens Sept. 4
CE RAL�!��G/
STRATFORD.
ONT.
Times interested in'neeinooe College ('f
Li work should write for our large cats- 1G
11) logo°, 'Thio 18 thn largest and beet
46 Oornuooi,olo,1 (000(1 81,010111(0.0(1 &shoal tri.
Western Ontario. o give a ricetioal
117 g p
Wining and aH110 , 001' feH t0
II
g
9p
l
• roup eneibh, poHi41ou8, Many of the yl
leading Mistimes O011oges 0101(1010 our da
graduates 100 tonobora, Write now for hI
a moo 001010gao,
ELLIOTT & MOLAOHLAr1,
Principals.
p sol dls,
AFFORD
to loose the 01110n0e yen have of getting a
Photo of your Family, 1V110n they have
a0peraled and it IN I111p00011)10 10 get them
101101/100 you will be wishing you had one
and would pay twice ibs value if you
oonld bot got a Photo, of your Family.
Don't forget we are up-to-date and
will guarantee you a First -0110x0 Photo,
1Ve havo a full flue of 1llouldiugs anti
will Frame your Pieter 0 at a vory close
price. Oall and get our Prices,
Visitors to the town are invited to
oall and see our work.
H. R
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lStxTtx ft,tbas,
131 Pt1•.
W. J. Pyle left on a tour months'
business trip Le the West.
0. A, Howe is having a cement walk
built armed hie property on Dlusloy
street.
Mre. F, E. Hassall, of Uxbridge, 10
visiting at the home of her permute, P.
and Mre. Willows.
An open meeting wag bold in the
basement of the Presbyterian oburoh on
Tuesday evening to disease ohereh union,
Mr, and airs, Stephenson, of Cunning.
ton, was looking up a Bite for the emotion
of their newoarri0ge fnotery, and aleo a
lot to build a dwelling 110400 on.
ti od er.'ie tt .
Jae. Black naught a blaok balm whioh
weighed 4i poond0.
J. W. Broderick has purchased an.
other stook of boots and oboes in Exe-
ter,
The town has had three life preservers
plaotd at convenient pointe around the
dock.
Gaon() Wilson has started a parcel
delivery and hoe quite a number of
regular patrnne.
Gundry Brae. have added auothcr
up.to.date rnbbnr•tired hack to their
already complete equipment.
Risen Sturdy has puohoaad from H.
E. Hedger's theEgnorproperty, for whiob
be paid $1,600, ao advanoo of 6100.
Ohaa. Cook, Bayfield .Road, has a good
held of yellow mttugolde, an ordivary
sample of whioh pulled last week weighs
10 pounds.
Tho public eohool board hae appointed
Mica Waloon, of Seatorth, as the extra
teacher on the Central school otaff for
the Model school term.
Mayor Tilt was served with a notice
from the Maitland Power 0o.'a solfoilors,
Meoore. Prondfoot, Hayti & Blair, that
unleee he signed the by law by Thursday
28rd inst., they would apply to the °marts
for a m0nd0mue to mammal him to do eo.
The Cleveland Plain Dealer of Snuday
August the 12th, bee the following an.
uounoemeat whiob will beread with in-
terest by Dr. Meldram'e many Mende
Isere : "Tbe eugegemenb is announced
of Rev. A. A. Meldrum, pastor of Old
Stone oburoh, and Mies Ella H. Herrick,
daughter of the late G. A. Herrick." .
Waite it woman antlers from depressing
weakness, the then keenly realizes how
helpless—how thoroughly worbhlees she
feels. Dr. Shoop has brought relief to
thousands of slab women. He reaches
diseases pe0diimr to women in two direct
epeoiflc ways—a local treatment known
by Druggiete'everywbere as Dr. Sboop'e
Night Core, anti a constitutional or 111-
ternel prescription called Dr. Shoop'e
Restorative, Dr. Shoop's Night Cure is
applied locally, and at night. It works
while you Bleep. It reduces the infix•
matio0, it scope discharges, it heals it
soothes, it comforts; it nares,
Dr. Shoop's Resboratve (tablet or
liquid form) is a constitutional, nerve
tissue tool°, It brings renewed otreugtll,
lasting ambition and vigor to weak, life.
less women.
!.'hese two remedies, singly or need
together, have an irresistible, positive
helpful power, Try them a month and
see. Sold by MIL Smith.
iL•tee to v. .
0, V. Hayden, formerly of Forgae,
h00 pnrobased the laundry heathen' of
T. G. Amferaou.
Johu Soon shipped eleven oars of
cattle to Buffalo last week. They were
prinoipally etookere.
Geo, and Mre, Raines wore (tailed to
Orilli0 to attend the funeral of Mea,.
Reines' father, the late Major O'dell.
Joseph Gibson hoe resigned from
the North Perth lioenso oommieeiou
board, He will leave shortly for the
West,
S, G. MoOormaok, M. A., of Lynn,
Ont., has been appointed of
of
English and Moderne at the Listowel
High Schooi.
Ed, Hemewortb, pri0otpel of the
Norwood Public Sohool, Wien ipeg, ie
spending part of his variation in W.allaoe.
He ie a000mpanied by Mre. Hemsworth
and Mester Elliott;
Dr. J. 3, Foster, secretary of Bernard
lodge, A, F. & A. M., has been appointed
an officer of the Masonic Greed Lodge
of Canada by the newly elected Grand
Master, J. H. Bonita, K. 0, V. W.
Bro, Foster's ofioe 10 that of Grand
Organist,
Bert, Binning, of Oalgary, is making
a short visit with hie pereute, W. E.
and Mre. Binning, He is oh his an
nual purehaeine trip East. Mr, Binning
has oneet the handsomest Otoree in Calgary
end 00rriee the finest stook of ladies'
dress and furniehing goods in the Weet,
Qandriok Bros. are building a stone
foundation wall on their property on the
Haat side of Wellaoe street, in front of
their ealo Stables, and intend to erect it
bushingbleak thereon textxt season
They ileo have in view the ereotiou of
a substantial building on the Wrtllaaa and
letterman street mortar, on whish Mr,
Sergioon'a blacksmith shop now etoudo.
'The Lawrence Palm in the lob 000.
of Eima, Iota 55 and 50, was Aoki Iasi
week to Chas, D. CeI; hlf11 of the With
Isco boundary toe $0,000. The farm is
a good one and edjeine Mr, Ooghlin's
property i01 Emus 101r. Ooghlin and hie
00110 now OS1111 500 totes in the first eon-
0e0ei0ue of Waitrons and Elute, He is
engaged exten0ively In dairying and hes
found It a profitable bueineae i11 oouneo.
tion with terming,
A. S. Tamils Iced a stroke '0f parely018
on b'rl,Itty niabt, 10,1, font,, and lt,o
silica Hurn confined to lied. lto fold
the 0tr0110 corning dont blln as no waif
rabbits for the night, and at up; re -
11 inion wee lrn moil tr.t
aa0t a I rya it
ntlntmouetl. Lia hae emulate( gotta
uouaul0ue end hao,ao,ne nee of hie el•
tooted side. Hie oonditinu 10 not 0011.
Mitered very 00riune and hopes ase enter.
tained for hie early rcoovery,
A overeat rn00tlug of L. 0. L. 370 wee
called on Wsdnsoday eventug of last
week In the Omego hell for the par•
7000 of bidding farewell to 1tev, 0,
11. Jlaoltland, the Worehiplul Mauler of
Ole lodge, and to pr0001,01 him Witt] e
wean 0f their e0teern and regent, An
;Wheal wee read, tureen/peeled by tete
pre0eutatl0n of a Peet 1Uaoter'o Jewel
u a monism ease, The reverend
gentleman aoknowiedgod the gift in suit.
able terms, thoroughly appreciating the
kindly and brotherly feeling which
prompted it. Short addroseeo wore
made by a number of the brethren pea.
ant, all regretting the loss the Ledge
and town were 0uetetuiug ill Mr. Beak.
laud's departure,
.13"0 re al vwleolt.
Wm. Baird hoe started the °Notion of
a 0000 bona°,
Mime Nellie 000110 went to Toronto to
attend the millinery openings.
Howiok Fair will be held this year i0
Fordwich ou Saturday, Out. Otb,
Jae, 01nIlend hate esonred m pueltion
an fireman on the G. 1'. R. at PalnU•as
stun.
John Wilson, wbo received a severe
loofa on the leg from a now, le able to
move around ageiu,
Fordwtob Ohe0ae Factory shipped
their last July oilman on Friday. Tbe
price was 11} Oen le per Ib.
L. B. Coon has parohmeod the appeal.
tion drug store in Tura 81111 will now have
the drug bueineae 10 himself In that
flourishing town.
Dr. W. R. Cook has disposed of hie
practice in Elmwood and 10 spending a
a short venation WW1 his pare0te here
before taking a poet graduate coarse in
New York,
Mien Bertha Johuetou, Will. Padfield,
Arthur Spottou and Miee Edua Bushdeld
were en00000lnl in p10eeiug the Junior
Leaving examination, linea Jobnaton
taking honors.
A valuable brood sow belonging to A,
11. Rion, of Newbridge, aoetdsutally
strayed auto the farm of Wm. Baird,
4th eon., Howlett, and was bond in hie
bush wnh her Bead amoehed in with an
axe or sledge.
The clireotors of the Hawick Agrioul•
(meal Society met in the Albion Hotel,
fl"ordwioh, on Saturday evening at 0
o'olook to revise the plza Iles and to at.
tend t0 Other matters nl Oonileat'On with
the Fall Fair to be Held in Fordwioh on
Saturday, October 6th.
1�..t W' to0(1.
Rev, J. H. MOBaln, wife end daughter
Dorothy, of Deauville, are holidaying at.
the home of J. W. and Mre. MoBain.
A. M. Sweeten (vas to Petorboro ao
delegate from the local 1. 0. 0. Ie. lodge.
t0 the Grand lodge meeting held 011 that
pity,
Robert Morrow, non of L. J. and Mrs.
diuoloir, 11,110 St. wan 'uoormafnt in
passing his matrio01011000 exam. at the
recent Depatmeutal exams. Rob. wrote
et the London Collegiate.
W.11. Erskine has sold hie fine rest•
denoe to Mrs, Wrn. Horn, 14th con,
Elms. He (31000 poeeeeeion on Jan, let.
rte parpoeee ere04iug another house and
possibly two, if he eau secure the ueoeee•
try land.
Mrs, James Lineham and eon Tom,
who have been vi0itiug for some time 0t
the home of bet brother, George Leah-
head, left on Mouday of last week for
Woodstock prior to returning to her
home in the Scam,
The Oemeut factory is furning out
cement and ready Bale is being found for
ohe article. Barring it few aocideule to
the mao11i0007, everything is running
thong Bmoolly. Those tooidentte are
liable to happen in troy mill where so
(nub heavy machinery ie in use, The
quality of Dement turned ono is said to
us right up bo the mark in every
reopen.
Ata largely attended meeting of the
Quarterly Board of the Methodist ohuroh
.LLouittou, held 100001ly it woe decided to
t00re1000 Rev. Mr. Fenhall'e salary by
$50, thus malticg the stipend 6850. It
was also 1100i11ed to matte provietone for
(111 oonnexioual funds, The members of
the Board made complimentary re.
marks regtlydbug the work of their poetor,
Spell tangible evideuoe of appreciation
must be very gratifying tolllr. Penhait,
1.71 In tort.
eiRev, W, E. Kerr and Rev, Mr. Brown,
at Varna,exabauged palpate teat Sunday.
D. Coutelon made hie area shipment of
Fell apples do Saturday 111h. a our be.
log sent to Begins.
Mre, Filmore, of St. Oathorines, au
aunt of Mre, R, Holmes, died enddeuly
Saturday 11th in that any.
The freight trafilo is so great on this
branch of the Grand Trunk, that extra
Braine are being run daily,
A family named Pedriok, that
reeehtly came here from the ()id
Country, returned theeeto taut week,
They did not like conditions here, al.
though Home members of the family have
beoome U0o0dittnized, name they have
been here.
1 Owing to the 180oident whioh betel Minto
1014,,
Copp, ebe will not be able 1,0 faire
her euhuul on tun 16.11 non., Goderlon
township for e. feta 000ak0 and her plana
10 dni;pltod by alias 011ie Oorper.
01,1111:01
hffllhiusrm,ucl
gau4trhwho awwnn0el,tkt
oee h0ofldRoy°,v. th30e10,puJlpoiit
be supplied by Rev,
, Mr. P1111070, of Dull, Loglend, who is el
preterit visiting friends hi the vlolnity
of Holmeoville,
A few days ago Mrs, Bert Davit,
daughter. in•law of S. Devil+, who bee
been visiting here, lot( to e'en Mende in
Wuodatook, oheo1blg her trunk and
011110,00 through via Stratford. When
she get to her dostinetiou, the trunk and
epitome failed t0 arrive, and invesbiga.
Hon dieolo0ed the fact Out they had been
gluten at Stratford by two men, who
were subsequently arrested, The Oum'
pony forwarded the arlioie0 to Mre,
Carie, though both had been broken
open and partially emanbed, and tame
of the 0101(10010 stolen. She put in a
claim lot damages of $27,50, the Com.
pa0y fleetly aoudad with net for $14,
When the moo ware brought up for trial
they pleaded guilty, and were sentenced
to two years io penitentiary.
Fun dry, cracked lips, or rough akin,
uoo Dr. Blloop'e Green Salve. It positive-
ly makes the iipe and skin like velvet.
Sold by F, R. Smith.
Giro t•ri(0.
Jae, and Mre, Leach entertained the
choir of the Methodist oliurob at thee
Pomo on Monday evening of last week.
A Harvest 0100100 festival under the
000pie00 of the Methodist °enroll will be
held at Orauge Hill on Monday
evo010g, August 27th. A Thanksgiving
service will be held on Sunday, Ang, 26th
tend o0 Monday 0veniug a hob fowl sup-
per will be served.
WEnnoNo.—A quiet and pretty wedding
tvae eoiemni'rud at the borne of
Mre. H. H. Howard on 'Tuesday even.
log of loot week at 6 o'clook,
when her youngest daughter, Grace
Alberta S., wee united in marriage,to J.
George Galbraith, both of Orange Hill,
The oeremony was performed by Rev.
0. P. Wells, B, A., B. D., of Gorrie, in
the presence of immediate relatives.
The weddiug march was played by Mies
E. Sandereou, of Wroxeter. The bride
unattended entered the drawing room
leaning ori the arm of her uncle, D.
Milne, Ethel, and was daintily gowned in
white silk brimmed with chiffon em•
broidered and raolting. She wore the
traditional bridal veils The soft Colds
of tulle fell over a tiara of orange blos-
som', and ohs carried a bognet of flowers
hound io white ribbon, Little Gladys
Warrel, Sturgeon Fella, niece of the
bride, made a sweat flower girl and ring
boater, and was dreseed in white Swieo
muslin mud carried pink flowers. The
bridal party otood under a dome made of
evergreens, ivy and ferns, from whiob
hang a bell decked with a Amster briquet
of white asters. Atter congratulations
an exquisite luncheon wee served in the
dining room, the ceiling of whioh was
adorned by our national colors and from
the centre of whioh hong ivy with white
ribbon and met the wedding cake in the
°entre of the table. The groom ably
responded to the usual toasts proposed
to him and bis bride. Many useful gifts
were presented among whioh was a cheek
from the bride's mother.
Gin a 5 oeut box of Lax•ote at our
store please. We think they are great.
Just teat these toothoome, oandy•like
Laxative Tablets for oouetipatioo, sour
atomaoh, biliousness, bad breath, muddy
oompleaion, etc. Risk 5 oeute and see.
Bold by F. R. Smith,
W9nag latltm.
W. F. VanStoue has moved into hie
new arum.
also. S. Merrifield, of Meaford, was
calling on old friends in Wingham.
, Mies Hattie MoGraoken has returned
home after several weeks visit with her
brother and stater at Loudon,
F. Patterson wee appointed to the
position of Tax Oolle0lor at a eatery of
640 and to furnish the neoseeary bonds.
The caretaker's tool home at the
Wingham cemetery was burned to the
ground on Monday evening of last week.
Frank J. Hill, a former Wingham
young man, 0000 married at Calumet,
Miob„ on July filet to Miss Lena Loaiea
Rodgers, of than plane.
The exoaraion to Sarnia and Detroit
on Saturday 11th hist,, under the
misplace' of Minerva Encampment, 1, 0.
0. 14'. woe very well attended, ooneider•
iug the many other exaureioho this season
and the busy time for the farmers.
Some forty tiokete were Bold at Wing -
ham,
Wingham'e tax rate for this year baa
been placed at 24 mills. This to one mill
higher than last year. Tbe tax tete halt
year WAS PM made up of one mill for
county rate, sixteen mills for town rate
and 6 milli] for publio eohool nate. Thie
year the weeny rate takes two mills,
town rate fourteen mills, public school
six and 11 halt miller high eohool one and
a half milia.
8101100 0oNOERs,—The Snored Gordan
held iu oo0neutron with Wingham Dis-
tridb Summer School, on Friday evening
woe the beet of the Mod it has been oar
privilege to attend. After au 0nnoanoe.
most by the President, John Kerr, that
their would be no ebairmau necessary,
and no enooree, the audience rose to sing
the opening hymn—"Stand ap for Jeans"
w
Lame Zones
P. FERGUSON,
are Poor Travellers
Did you ever try to drive a horse that
Went hone easily 9 Or cue always afraid he
wouldn't hear you say "whoa?" Some
horses can't travel beoaaoe they are lame and
others won't travel without a lot of urging,
THEY All n ROY 0011E HORSES To BUY, It's just
the Berne with Cream Separaboro. Some are
always out of fix, and sofn0 turn like corn
shelters. Such Separatmrs don't have the
tip -to -date features found only in
The Sharples Tubular
Buy a Tubular. Ileus a Separator with
waist low supply eau, simple bowl hung from
single, friotlonleto bowleg and drivenon by
wholly onolosed ealf-oiling soars -A SrwrAnnmoO
A 01101,11 fan CARE 1000-0110 that will last a life
time. I'll take at Tubular all apart and show
yon ilow simple, Strong and eflloieut it ie,
AGENT, ,BRUSSELS
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DirecDirectory For the Diltriet of
tor Western Ontario
Including the Town of Brussels.
Orders for new connections, ohangee
of firm names, ohang00 of street address-
ee or for duplicate entries should be hand-
ed in to the Lariat Manager AT (MOE.
James Fox,
Local Manager,
WE INVITE
•••7110.rf 10 in g 004011 lu 1107 way roman
Business Education
to write far a cony' of our Praepeetne.
It tells you exult!), what to go and
why our 0tadant0 succeed so well.
Write at once for it. Fall term from
Beet, 4th, Address:
W. H. Slew, Prinoipal•
CLNTRAL NOM CGILSGE
TORONTO, ONT,
The program was a choice one.
Newton Large, of Owen Sound, gave four
eeleotions in excellent form. He Into a
voice of wide aompaee, true and rich with
a sweetness that is nob always found
combined with strength ; hie renderings
were appreciated. Mr. March, of Strat-
ford, gams well, and hie seleotione were
very aaoeptably rendered. He will be
welcomed in Wingbam again, Hie pat.
riotio piece was received with applauee,
Wingbom's local talent was well repro.
seated by Mies Homath in two of her
beet eeleotione, both showing the oonepae0
of ber,really fine voice. In recitation,
Mies A. Joynt, of Luokn°w,; appeared to
good advantage. This w10a her first
appearance 0e an elocutionist in Wing.
ham, and her eeleotiooe were well re.
aeived. She will be listened to with
pleasure again. Wiugham'e loos! talent
woe very aooepbable, for Mies Brook's
recitations were given with her usual
olearueee and force. Mies Brook never
disappoints an audience and always en-
tertmtue. 3, W. Duncan's cornet solos
were well rendered, and enjoyed by the
audienoe. Teeowaber'o exoellent talent
was worthily represented by Mise Staples
in solo, and also in it duet with Mr.
Large, whioh showed happy blending of
voices. A (Nanette by Mimics Johnston,
Mann, Shilling and Howson, of Tees.
water, was one of the beat number(' on
the program. Teeewater hae more
mneiool talent than any other place of
the same size that we know of, and its
singers are always welcome in Wiugbam.
In a conoart, muoh of 0000080 of even the
ventilate depends on the accompanist.
In this respect, Mies B, Reynolds, the
ohnrch organist, was most etHoient, and
her services were appreciated, both by
ei0gere and audience. The flnanolal re.
sults of the concert were 671,80, which
will pima the flnonoee of the Summer
School on a good basis for 1906.
Gree.
Mre, James McNair 14th con„ has been
on the sick flab bat we hope she will soon
be as well as ever.
People are wondering if Harry Mo -
Mann, who is in charge of Thos.
Williamson's "Woodmere" farm while
the latter is in the West, is going to Don•
tinne there .and take "Mre," MOMann
to keep house. 01looke 0aepioioa0.
Applioatione will be received by the
Township Connell up to 4 p, m. on Mon•
day, 27th Met., for the position of Treas.
nrer for the Municipality of Grey. Tbe
mem is canoed owing to the resigna-
tion of Treasurer Reymann,
Among those wbo went to the West
from this township last week were 1 --
Donald and Robt. MoTaggart, Will.
Harrison, Jno. Campbell, Bert, and Mies
Lottie Campbell, Alex. D, Lamont, Thoe,
Williamson, Jae. Shiele, P. MoDobald,
Alex, Ooatte, S. B. Lemont, W. Laing,
J. Oololough and Mies Mason.
NIAGARA FALLS
BY 0. 8110ILLI11
Ho 1 Ye who dwell by tiny streams
Or fish in creeks of old
Come here and view thio mighty foroe
Reeietleee, florae and bold.
Majestic), wonderful and grand
Ye gods, oh gods unknown,
What maeterpieoe can egnal thio
Hae painter ever shown ?
Oh Jupiter all words most fall
Oh majesty of seas,
What equals this by Nature flung
To any floating breeze 2
Great tumbling, jumbling, foaming sight
If from somewhere let down,
I geese Veeuviue itself
This mighty flood would drown.
Vast, ewe inspiring, wonderful
With ceaseless surging roar
Ti mocks gigantic works of man,
And shall for ever more.
THE WESTERN FAIR
LONDON) ) ON%,
Will Bea (treat Success'l
Tho Western Fair London, Ont.,
whioh le held Sept. 701,, to 15110 tike year
remises to
p re i
so solip v all nae ea11ibi•
p
Hone, aithongb they havo been good,
Fifteen Hundred Donate have been add.
ed to the Prize Liei, Euteioe are coming
in on all antes. Reserve seat plane have
been adopted alio year far part of the
grendetend, whiob will be n greet ao.
00mmodation to the public, 11011 every
thing indicates a very eoocoeatnl exhibt•
4� a
D. WALKER AND M. BLACK
have formed a co-partnerbllip, to be
known as Walker & Black, and will carry
on a liew'
Furniture
ander
Jndertaking
Business
IN THE LECKIE BLOCK
Their stook of Furniture, Undertaking
Goods and Musical Instruments is new from
the Factories ; has been bought for cash and
will be sold at Reasonable Prices.
MR. CHAS. FORSTER, an experienced
Undertaker and Upholsterer, will assist in the
business.
Picture Framing a Specialty.
They hope by strict attention to business,
square and honorable dealing with their Cus-
tomers to merit a share of the public patron-
age.
Night and Sunday calls will be promptly
attended at David Walker's residence, North of
bridge, Turnberry street.
WALI(ER &SLACK
er"I41dVR9i'r1i^ad4Pwsvr-°SMt
tion. The attractions thin year ere above
the average, being both new and novel.
The Royal Venetian Band originally
from Venice, one of the beet magical
organizations of the day are under en-
gagement for the entire week. C. W.
Williams with his airebip "America"
making his daily flights through the
clouds ; the Kite Bauzai Japanese troupe
in their witobelfo rune and "elide for
life" ; the Ronne in their high and fanny
driving ; the Les Renner], or polite Bur-
glars, trick house performers, slack wire
and comedy ladder sate; Aldo and Amour
0/000/001100
bar comedians, in their comic ante, and
many others. The fireworks this year,
the leading feature of whioh will be the.
Carnival of Veaioe, will surpass anything
of the kind ever proeented at the West-
ern Fair. Reduced rates on all railroads
for whioh see time tables, and obm Sate
trains for accommodation of those re.
maining to the evening performance and
fireworks. Programa and all information
will be given on applioation to the Secre-
tary, London, Ont. Take a holiday and
visit the only WESTERN FAIR sometime
between Sept. 7th and 15th.
001000111111001
................
1 ' Wester
y'c ir
The Exhibition That Made
Fall Fairs Fameus
An ideal occasion for a family outing.
IDaily ascensions of a navigable airship, always under
perfect control. The most wonderful invention of the age.
Royal Venetian Band, the most celebrated European
musical organization, under the great leader, Victor, will
give Concerts daily.
Fireworks on a more magnificent and imposing scale,
picturing the great Carnival of Venice.
Many splendid, educational features for the boys and
girls,
i
For information write j W. J. REID, President.
(A. 11:I. HUNT, Secretary.
LON
SEPT. 7-15, 1905
$1 2Goingip y1 $1 Roftuor
Trma
GOING DATES—
in Manitoba
and
Saskatchewan
SEPT. 5 Stations south of, but not including main line, Toronto to Sarnia,
includingToronto.
SEPT, 7 Main line Toronto to Sarnia and Stations north, except north of
Cardwell Junction and Toronto on North Bay Section.
SEPT, a From all points Toronto and east to and including Sharbot Late and
Kingston, and north of Toronto and Cardwell Junction on North Bay
and Midland. Divisions.
One wry second eines tickets will be cold to WINNIPI'eq only.
Representative p ntative
fanners, appointed
by Manitoba and 8nak
atahow0agnvorn Governments,
will meatlaborors on arrival at Winnipeg.Free transppoortation Wili be furnishedt
Winnipeg to points whore laborers are needed.
,Acertificate is furnished when each bakotie 1nreh10od, and this certificate, when °seontod
by farmer, showing' that laborer Ana worked thirty dive or more, will be honored front
that point fora Lomond class tiokot beck to (darting point in Ontario, at $18.00, prior to
Nov. Sots 1806.
Tickets will be tented to women as well as to men, but will net be issued ab half fate ter ehildrea,
Tlekp'te araltood Dally on special Form Laborers' trains.
er , •• For full particulars 800 Dearest 0.p'.)), ticket agent, es
write 0,33 row, 0, P. A.. 0,9,10,, Toronto.