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The Brussels Post, 1906-10-4, Page 5W "WOW r » 4" (P's Get a Photo taken at .ASuperior School in Query rrspact �� Bs + war01E111jflgJ1y RELLIOTT J�� and get Satisfaction I e TORONTO. ONT, During July we had fifty timoe as 1,1 Many mile for tan help es we had gruduatea going out, mid daring Aug- ust we Me sixty.ecvon, duos ns moot' This Is the school that 1s enuetautl going ahead" and not "standing still" or hooking up," Write for beautiful catalogue. Now is the .tline to enter. W. J. ELLIOTT, Principal, 0011. YON01d AND ALEXANnita STH. for ? =$t € g4 MEDICAL CARDS. BR. R. A. BURNS- 6iincessor to Dr. J. A. McNaughton urnosole, Ontario Graduate of Polyclinic Poet Graduate School of Medicine and Surgery, New York. Moocher of College of Physiolaua and Bur. geous of Ontario. lance and residence same ea formerly oc- cupied by Dr. MoNaughtou. 1)iseuoee of women a specialty, 'Phone No. 21. BUSINESS CARDS. t I3, MoCRACKEN- 1� • leaner. of Marriage Licenses. Of. Coe at Grocery, Turnberry street, brussels. WM. SPENCE CONVEYANCER Arm ISSUER • of MARRIAGE LICENSES Wilco to the rest OYlao, Ethel. 30.4 BERTHA C. ARMSTRONG Is prepared to give lessons on Piano or Reed Organ. Terme on applloatlon. Peekaboo address—Brussels. Besidouue— Lot 9, Uon, 10, Grey, Pupils may have their lessons at their own homes if preferred. MISS MARGARET M'LAUCHLIN TEACHER OF PIANO Pupils prepared for the Toronto Conservatory of Music. JAMES HARRIS, Agent Howick Mutual Fire Insurance Company 011leo and Rasldenea— WALTON. ONT. ROBERT CUNNINGHAM' INOUEA80E, FIRE AND ,MARINE, GUELPH. AUCTIONEERS. 1{.0 S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION - bettuEEE, will soil for better prices, to rmen, in lees time and lees Marne than any other Auctioneer in East Huron or 110 won't charge anything. Dates and orders can always be arranged at this olnoe or by personal application. ROBT. H. GARNiSS IILUEVALE — ONT, Auctioneer for Huron County. Terme reasonable. Bales arranged for at the Woe of THE POO, Brussels. 22ti VETERINARY. GA. CUNNINGHAM— • Honor Oradua.0 of the Ontario Vet- erinary College, ,is prepared to treat all Ma- mmas of domesticated animals 10 a compet- ent manner. Particular attention paid to Veterinary Dentistry and Milk Fever. Calls promptly attended to. UWoe and infirmary Four doors North of bridge, Taruberry st.,. Brunets. LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING. AB. MACDONALD— .. Barrister, Solicitor, Notary, Eta, buo0eeeor to G. F. Blair. Mee over Shat• dard Sank. Brawls, Solicitor !or Aletro- poti.tan Bank. 'tXT M. SINCLAIR— VV • Barrister, SolIoitor,,Conveyancer, Notary Publish &o, silica—Stewart's) Block 1 door North of Central Hotel. Solicitor for the Standard Bank. it0UDFOOT, HAYS & BLAIR— IAItIIISTERS BOLIOITOBB, N0TAB1E8 1SUBf,IU, ETC. NV. FEMME/EEO, IL 0. E. 0. Heys G. F. Bran. Offices—Those formerly °coupled by Masers Cameron as 11010, Gonn1lon, On1AEro. DENTISTRY DR. R. P. FLILD. DENTIST Graduate of the Royal College of Dental Surgeons of Ontario and Piret-close Boner Graduate. of Toronto Univoraity, Office next to Brower'o Photograph gallery, •- BRUSSELS. A Failing 8011001 CENTRAL STRATFORD. ONT. 'This Scheel Is reoognizod to be one t o1 the beet 0omrooroiai Moran in the: t Province, Oar °purees aro thorough and up•to-date. Wn give It prantioal 11 training and assist our graduates to good positions, i1 is impossible for 00 to satisfy the, demand made on us for n111oe help, Those interested in their ,g awn Welfare should write for our frog catalogue, IDDLIOTT & MotaGN 1N, Principals, — Our Studio will be open on Fall Fair Day, — While in town don't fail to give us a 0011. —Oome prepared to get a Photo, taken. —Come earlyand avoid the rush — Crayon and Water Color Portraits) a specialty. —Stook of Frames and Mouldings, —Bring us your Pictures to Frame. —Alwaye welcome. H.R. B+EkYER MORRIS FALL FAIR PRIED LIST The Morrie Fall Fair was hold on September 18th and 19th, both days being fine, but 10100001y hot Ind dry. The inside exhibib was inferior to last year, so far as g0antity was oonoeraed, due enppoeedly to the toot that the fair was three weeks earlier than tonal,, The outside exhibit wee up to previous years), except in sheep and hog classes, The crowd appeared to he ate large au usual, the gate receipts being only about $8 lees than last year. The 38rd Bette] iion band (Goderiob) • was preseut on Wednesday. The prize list is as fol. lows : Hor0ee Heavy Draught.—Brood mare, A. Knight, 0 Ruddell ; foal, M Armstrong, A Knight ; Two year old gelding or filly, Robert Reed, 0 13 Wilkinson ; year old gelding or filly, James) Van Egmon d Jn Scott ; team rster, o, $ , J l.'o Jno. Den• halm ; tour Dolts, D W Hamilton, Robt Roh"rton, W Oollineou, G. D. Howatt, E MoVittie. Agricultural—Brood mare, E MoVittie 0 Ruddell ; foal, E MoVittie, 0 Ruddell; team, J Forster, W J Hemingway. General Purpose—Brood mare, W Collinson, A Speir ; foal, W Collinson, 0 Rnddell ; two year old gelding or filly, M. Lockhart, Jos. Ooloiougb 1 year old gelding or filly, W Sholdioe ; team, 0 W Taylor, Mies Noll. Oarriage—Brood mare, J11f Armotrono 0 W Taylor : foal, J 61 Armstrong, 0 W Taylor ; two year old gelding or filly J M Armstrong, Evans Bros., year old gelding or filly. M Lookhart. Roadsters—Brood mare, A Speir, foal, Jae VaoEgmond, A Speir ; two year old gelding or filly, Ernest Resell, Hugh Onmpbell ; year old gelding or filly, A Speir, J M Armstrong ; einele driver in buggy, Robert Klne,•Lot & King ; team, Lot & King, 3 W Elliott ; eaddle horse, A Speir, J B Tierney ; Sweepstakes, Robt Reid. 2 40 Speed Test—let, Topsy, Gal- braith, Brneeele ; 2nd, Texas )3. T. Oar. bet, Teeawater ; 3rd, Teddy, G. John- eton; Blaevale. 2.19 Speed Test—let, Col. Hunter, T Murdock • 2ud, Little Harry Oudmore & Archibald. Cattle Pure-bred Durham—Miloh cow, R Oorley, T. H. Taylor ; two year old heifer, Jae Peter ; year old heifer, Jno Barr, R Corley ; heifer coif, T H Taylor, aged boll, Jno Barr ; ball 8 year's, Joe Barr, T H Taylor ; bull oalt, J S Booth, A W Sloan ; herd, Jno Barr. Aberdeen Angue—Milch cow, W Col- linson ; heifer oaff, A Elliott. Hereford—Milch Oow, 13 T Perdue, E L Farnham ; heifer oaff, boll, 2 years E L Farnham 1-2 ; bard. 13 T Perdue. Grade—Milob cow, R B Laidlaw, 1-2 ; two year old heifer' Jae Doming, R B Laidlaw ; year old heifer, R 13 Laidlaw, 1-2 ; bettor. R. 13. Laidlaw, J 13 Tierney ; steer Dalt, Jno Barr, J B Tierney ; two year old steer, D Laidlaw, 1-2 ; year old steer, A W Sloan, R B Laidlaw herd, Jno Barr ; fat ox or steer, Jno Barr R 13 Laidlaw ; fat cow or heifer, R B Laidlaw. • Sheep Ootewold—Aged ram, Jae Potter, ebearling ram, Jae Potter ; ram lamb, Jae Potter ; aged ewee, Jae Potter Jno Barr; ewe lambs, Jae Potter, Jno Barr ; Mewling ewes, Jae Potter E L Fern ham. . , Leicester—Shearling ram, ram lamb, ehearling ewes, aged ewes, Jno Barr, Shropehiredown— Aged ram, James Alton. Any Other Breed—Aged ram, Jae, Chisholm ; ehearling ram, Jae Chisholm ram lamb, Jos Obieholm, R Corley ; ewe lambe, R Corley ; fat ebeep, JIM Barr, R 0oelity. Figs Yorkshire—Aged boar, A Elliott Jae Alton; brood sow, Joe Alt, n, A E,liott ; boar, J Alton 1-2; sow, Janne Alton, Jno Hargitt, Tamworth—Sow, Jae Alton 1-2. Improved Berkshire—Aged boar, J. Haggitt ; boar, A H Plummer 1-2 ; stow, Jae Potter. i'onitry Bronze turkeys, Jno Barr, R Corley ; geode, J. Haggitt, J. Alton ; Rosen dnohe J Haggit, J Barr; any dunks, J Alton ; orpingtone, Mre Howrie ; leghoene, white and brown, John Fairservioe, J Haggitt ; dorkinge, John Fairservioe ; silver Wy. andottee, J Haggitt, J Fairservioe ; any Wyandottee, Mra Howrie, J Haggitt ; barred plymonth rooks, J Alton, Mre Howrie ; white plymoath rooks, J Fair. eerolee ; guinea fowl, A W Sloan; pigeons Veeber Bell, J Haggitt. Speelel rrizoe By Wan Hngill for beet onit sired by .Haokherd—F Haggitt. By Howson, Beadle & Oo, for the beet oolte aired by Derry Down—E MoVittie, W Ootlinaon, R Roberton. By 0 H Beide for beet bread—W Plunkett, A Elliott.. Grains White Fall wheat, Six rowed barley, 0 W Taylor ; white oats, Jae Alton, 0 W Taylor ; email peas, 0 W Taylor ; timothy seed, Jae Alton, Adam 171nott ; red olovor, Jas Alton. lusts Collection garden prodnoe, W H Mo. Oraolce'', W J li'enwiolc ; early potatoes, late potatoes, P Willows, Jno Haggitt'; oolleotion potatoes, P Willowe W H MgOraolcen ; field meads, A 13 Plummer W H MoUraolion ; garden rad carrots,' P Willows Jim Barr ; Swede turnips, l` 1=81: lli i W $ 11xoaraoken, Juo Barr ; turnips, De wish to announce to our Cnstomers that we are again prepared to show you the Newest Styles in all classes of Millinery, pro. cured from the most up-to-date warehouses. We follow the Fashions very closely, and you may procure the same styles as are being worn in Toronto, Obieago and Detroit. We thank you for past patronage, and are hotter prepared this season than ever to give satisfaction. Cali and see us. iss t,, r1rachan OGNOTIVESIF ,VA 147 beets, J Barr, W H MOOraokan ; sugar beets, W 13 MoOreoken, M Lookhart; long mangel wnrtzale, W H MoOraoken, R B Laidlaw ; globe maugel wnrtzale, W H MoOraoken ; yellow mange' wurtze's, W H MoOaaoken, A H Plummer ; pomp - kin. J Haggitt, W H McCracken ; squash W 13 MoOraoken, W J Fenwick ; red onions, Mre Howrie, W R McCracken ; yellow, onions, W H McCracken Mre Howrie ; silver pickling onions, W H MoOraoken, W J I'enwiak ; white field beano, A 13 Carr, A W Sloan ; field oorn Jae Potter D W Hamilton ; citrons, watermelons, W H MoUraoken Jae Alton cabbage, P Willows, W H MoOraoken ; red pickling cabbage, W FI MaCraoken, W J Fenwiok 1 cauliflower, celery, W H McCracken. Italry and rrovislons Tub Butter, W Plunkett ; Croak butter, W Plunkett, D W Hamilton Batter in rolls, W Plunkett, 1) W Hardt. ton ; Butter in prints, W Plunkett, W J Fenwiok ; extracted honey, A 13 Oarr, A W Sloan ; hooey in oomb, A B Carr, h .me made bread, D W Hamilton, W Plunkett ; plain ten biscuits, Joe Potter, A Elliott ; maple syrup, Jno MoDowell, G Powell ; canned or preeerved fruit, W H McCracken ; Grape wine, Mre W Campbell, W H MoOraoken ; catsup, W Plunkett, Jno McDowell I pioklee, Miee Symington, D W Hamilton ; pioklee, W Plunkett, W 13 MoOraoken. Fruit Winter apples, A W Sloan, Jae Potter ; fall apples, Jae Potter, A W Sloan ; Bald- win, Jae Potter, Mee W Oampbell ; King of Tompkins, Jae Potter, John McDowell; Northern Spy, Jno Berr, A W Sloan Rhode Island Greening, A W Sloan, Jno MoDowell ; Ribeton Pippin, Jae Potter, A W Sloan ; Buena Golden, R B Laid- law, John MoDuwell ; Rudest .Roxboro, M Looked, Jae Alton, Seek No Further, A W Sloan, R 13 Laidlaw 1 Gideon Duncan Laidlaw ; Wagner, A W Sloan, Jae Potter ; en Davie, A W Sheen, Jno Mo - Dowell Gravenstein,; M Lockhart, Mre W Campbell ; Mammoth Pippins, A W Sloan ; Tatman Sweet, A W Sloan, Jae Alton ; Mann, A W Sloan ; Maiden B aeb, Joe Alton, R G MoGowan ; Snow Geo Powell, Jae Allan ; Ontario, Geo Powell, John McDowell ; Pewoukee, R G McGowan, A H Plummer ; Wealthy, A W Sloan, R G MoGowan ; Canada Red, Jae Potter, James Aston ; Oolverte, A, W B'oan Jno McDowell 1 Alexander, Sae Potter, Jno I.NoDovyell, 20 -oz Pippins, A W Sloan, Geo Powell any other variety, R G McGowan, A W Sloan ; Crab Apples, Mise P Nott, Geo Powell ; oolleotion at apples, A W Sloan. It titer Fruits Winter peare, A W Sloan, Jno Haggit: Fall peare, Jae Alton, A W Sloan ; plums, W H MoOraoken, 1r Metcalf ; oolleotion of plume, re Metcalf, W H Mo - ()realm ; tomatoes, Jno Barr, W 13 Mo• Oraoken'; peaches, A H Plummer, Mies P Nott. Ladies' Work. Looe haudkorohief, Mre Bele, Mre Haneon ; button holes, Mre Hanson, W Plnukett ; petohing, D W Hamilton ; gent's Mite, Mien Symington, W H Mo0raoken ; pillow shame, G M Stewart, Mre Hole ; notton patch gala, Mrs Hele, Mies Nott ; cloth petal) quilt, G M Stowe. t, W 13 McCracken ; Bilk crazy quilt, Mre Hole, G M Stewart ; oroobet quilt, W 13 -MoOraoken, Mre J Howrie ; knitted quilts, Mrs Hale, Mrs E Duffield : woollen eootce, Mre Hele, W H Maw Oradell ; orations work, Miee Nott, Mre Duffield ; embroidery on bolting cloth, Mre. Bele, Miss Symington ; embroidery 1 on sink or Betio, Mies Symington, G M Stewart ; koneington embroidery, G M Stewart, Mre, Howrie ; Roman em• broidery, Mies Livingetone, Mre Dub told ; parlor einem, Miee Nott ; eofe ouehion, Mise Symington, Mre. Hansom, panel, Mrs Deffield Mice Symington ; scarf, Mre Duffield, Midi Nott ; drawn work, Mre Hanson, Mre Howrie ; honiton, Mrs Dnftield, Mies Livingetone ; novelty, Mrs Hele, G M Stewart ; ailk oroohet work, Mrs Haneon, Mrs Bele ; ootton oroobet G M Stewart Mrs I Duffied ell era Mies) pp Nett, Mre Duffield ; toilet set, Miee Nott, Mrs Howrie ; foot stool end applique, G M Stewart, Mise Nott; pinonebion, Mies Symington, G M Stewart ; handkerchief ossa, Miee Symington, Mre Howrie ; mould work, Mies Symington; knitted ootton lace, G M Stewart, Mies Nott ; wool shawl, W H McCracken, Mies Nott I table mate, Mrs Bele, Mre Howrie ; doylies, G M Stewart. W H MoOraoken ; battenburg leas, Mre Henson, Mre Livingetone ; glove one, Mre Duffield, Miee Living- stone ; tatting, Mre Hele, Miee Nobb ; netting, Mre Howrie, Mre Hele ; Queen Aun darning, Mies Symington, Mre Duffield; dollar and oaff case, Miee Symington ; oentrepieoe, Mre Hele, Miee Livingetone ; table cover, Mre Howie, M M Stewart ; tray cloth, Mre Duffield, Miee Symington ; tea cosy, Mre Duffield, Mre Howrie ; picture throw, Mre Dui - field, Mise Symington ; lamp screen, Miee Symington, Mies Livingetone 1 laundry bag, Mies Symington, Mre Howrie ; shopping bag, Mre Duffield, Mre Hele ; etching, Miee Nott, Mre Hele I knotted bed spread, M M Stewart, Miee Symington ; drape, Mies Symington, Mre Duffield 1 elamber robe, and teaeriffe lane, Mre Duffield, Mies Symington • pyrography, Mrs J G Moser ; braiding, M M Stewart, Mise Symington; couching, Mre Dnflicid Mre Rowrie ; oolleetioo of work, Miee Livingetone, Mre Ranson. Manufactures. Wooden pomp, P Willows ; wool flan• cel, Jro Alton, Mies Nott ; union flan• nel, J Alton, Jae Potter ; wool blankets, G M Stewart ; anion blankets, J Alton ; bores blankets, G M Stewart, Jae Potter ; ooverlet, Mre Haneon, Miee Nott ; rag mat, M M Stewart, Miee Nott ; yarn mat, Mre Haneon, Miee Nott, School Children's Competition Writing, Flossie Brown, Della Mo. Cool, Gertie Vodden. Fine Arts Ornament and plaque in oil, Mre Haneon, Mre Duffield ; burnt work, leather, Mre Hale, Mre Duffield ; on wood, Mre Han. eon, Miee Livingetone ; picture, Huron misery, Mre Haneon, Mre Duffield ; painting on bolting oloth, Mre Haneon, lolre Duffield l Dupe and saucers; Mre Hanson ; plates, Mre Haneon, M M Stewart ; oil' paintings, M M Mewed; water odors, M M Stewart, Mre Howrie ; figure in oil, Mre Duffield, M Howrie ; figure in water oolor, M Livingtone, Mre Howrie ; animals in oil, Mre Hannon, Mre Howrie ; animals in water Dolor, M Livingetone, Mre Howrie ; landscape in oil, McDowell, litre .Duffield ; landscape in water colors, Mre Donald, Mre Howrie ; penoil drawing, M Livingetone, Mre Duffield ; pen sketches and china painting, M Livingetone,- Mre Haneon ; painting on silk or plush, M Livingstone, Mrs Haneon 1 painting on glass fie oil, Mre Duffield, Mrs Howrie. MEIN and Flowers Foliage and faohela, W J Fedwiok ; hanging haeket, F Metoalf ; table bogaet, Mre J J Moser, Mre W Oamp• bell ; band bognet, G Powel, Mrs W FALL MILLINERY HEADY t' Pattern Hats and Millinery Novelties HE invitation is yours to come A. and see everything that is cor- rect and now in Fall Millinery. Nothilig that has been accepted by the Fashionable of New York and Paris bas been neglected in our Styles. No formal opening this Season --- just drop in any time. Girls wanted to learn the Millinery. Misses i b ii: NO W OPEN laRnaa a > colic, GnaR iR: FALL TEEM IN THE , BEAUTIFUL CENTRAL NEM COLLO: TORONTO, OPVT. Enter any time. Twenty teaohere and one hundred and twenty Type. writing Maohlnee, Unexcelled facil- ities for assisting graduates to poet - tions. Write for new Weeder. W. 13. SHAW, Principal, Yongo& Gerrard at e„ Toronto. Campbell ; dohliae, W H MoOraoken, Judges Heavy horeoe—Robt MoLean, Godo. rloh ; light horeee—G Graham, Gode• riob ; oattle—Jae Connolly, Holmeeville ; P Lamont, Zurich ; roote—Jno Stafford, Walton ; dairy—D E Mucro, Auburn, M L Green, Oorlow ; trait- -A Asquith, Auburn ; neanafaetnree—B Gerry, Brne• eels ; ladies work—Mrs W A Carter, Mre W J Fyle, Blyth ; fine arta and plants—Mies McInnes, Ripley ; poultry —G Swallow, Holmeeville ; pigs—Levi Trick, Olinton ; Speeding—G Render. eon, Seaforth ; J E Blaokell, Handl. Piles goiokly and positively oared with Dr. Shoop's Magic Ointment. It'e made for Piles alone—and it does the work direly and with eatiofaotion. Itobing, painful, protruding or blind pilee disappear like magio by its nee Large, Niokle Gapped glace jars, 50 cents, Sold and recommended by F. R. Smith. Luekuovv. [Intended for last week,) T. T. and Mre. Smith and eon are visitingGordon ln Jas. o G r oD and w' ie. Norman Yeilowleeo, of Toronto, le visiting hie friend, W. T. McLean. Mr, and Mre. MoMorran and daughter, of Somerset, Man., are the guests of D. 0. and Mre. MoMorran, Brace E. Oomeron returned to New York, after spending a week with hie grandmother, Mre. Whitely. Peter Corrigan ' left on Thursday last on a vieit to hie meny friends in Chicago. He will be mimed here dor• ing his absence. Norman Robertson is patting the finishing benches en hie history of the County of Bruce, and he will have it in the hands of the printer next month. The writing of this book bee bean a ten year's task, sad had not Mr. Robertson been poaeeseed of an indomitable tenacity of purpose, he would have given it up long ago. Gorrie. [Intended for last week.] W. J. Andiron hoe diepoeed of the livery bnoineee here to R. Wallace who now has possession. Miee Nellie Lowieh left on Monday of last week to etudy shorthand in the Wingbam Bueineee College. W. J. MoLaaghlio, of Winnipeg, wee in town shaking bande with old. friends. He and Mre. McLaughlin left for home on Thursday last. On Tuesday Mies Kate Earngy loco 3116 in bills on the street near Wm. Evans', fortunately it was pioked op by Robt,Wellaoe and returned to the owner, Miee Jennie Montgomery left on Mon- day morning for Haileybary to attend the bedside of her ;deter in law, Mre. J. J, Montgomery, who is eerionely ill with typhoid fever. Misses Annie and Bessie Strong lett on Wednesday morning for their new home in Brantford. A large number of "their young friends were at the depot to bid them farewell. L. 0. Armetrong, of 'Toronto, and hie brother Garnet have poroheeed the drug bneineee of their unole, the late Harry Days, of Laoknow, and are going to take poeeeesion shortly. When the tip of a dog's nose hi cold and moist, that dog ie not eiok. A fever- ish dry nose means sickness with a dog: And so with human lips. Dry, cracked and oolorlese lips mean feverishness, and are s)0 well i11 appearing. To have beautiful, pink, velvet like lipe, apply at bedtime a coating of Dr. Snoop's Salve. It will soften and heal any skin ailment. Get a free trial boa at our store and be nonviuoed. Large niokel capped glass jars, 25 oente. F. R. Smith. THE OLD LOG HOUSE. Although we call thee home no more, Thou lone log cabin on the lee, Yet memorise sweet from days of yore, Oome backward as I gaze on thee. When from the overcrowded Beet, We Bought a home in Western wild, Thou wart our shelter from the blast, Wbea many a Winter's enowe lay piled. And Summer enobenme on thy floor Orme dancing in on every aide, And thunder, rain with deafening roar, Thy rade oak roof had oft defied. And elms and maples towering far In pride above thy green roof tree, Were felled with many an 0naione care, Leet falling they should fall on thee. By thee we watched the log heaps blaze, Whence fields are won from forest glade, And saw those coming plenteous days Filled with the good things God broth made., Thy floor re dobood to the donee, Thy rafters rang with gleeful song And what was joy and plea§are Daae, Hatt had Haley and passed along. Thou witness Ot a mother'e toil A father's even and morning prayer, Good honest tillers of the ;oil, Now meting in their Savionr'e okra. Why do we pall the days thot'e past Far better than the days that's now y Though penury with °billing blast, Tbeb wrote hie farrows on nor broW. For ills of life that'; long gone by, Get ant of sight and fade away. While eunny memorise ea they fly Grow big and bigger every day, God ;pare our lone log arabin then And grant fie eight may ever be A hallowed spot to Doming men, That own 1be "olearfu" after me. >CIDRanB MOMAeTIIli, WS, tat12 si MILLINERY A Large, Fashionable and well assorted stock of Fall Millinery is now on display at my Show Room and the Ladies of Brussels and vicinity are cordially invited to call and examine the same. a MISS MASON, who has had a wide experience in City Millinery, has been engaged for the Season. The undersigned is grateful for past patronage and asks for a continuance. Prices moderate and Satisfaction assured. ' 7 ■ I `)1( a nueuuue.z.-putzifuouulpecue73utut2 cKlfJlkY $ tiltesWitylArdWArAWAto New D. WALKER AND IVI. BLACK have formed a co -partnership, to be known as Walker & Black, and will carry On al0 Furniture and_ Undertaking Business IN THE LECKIE BLOCK Their stock of Furniture, Undertaking Goode 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. WALKER & BLACK ArawratoweemewartleroulestatistadouPWAteviNnetaWbestefeememesauvenatte Apples Wanted ANNIMELAMINPROMMIONSIONMERIP —at— BRUSSELS EVAPORATOR On and after the 6th of Septem- ber 20 cents per bag 'will be paid for all good paring Apples deliv- ered at the Factory, No Small or Soft Apples will be taken. J CUNNINGHAM, Proprietor