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The Brussels Post, 1907-8-15, Page 5amooleve • 9' is er i. } u. ...tee,,..,, ».qw� �•.,�.,.�... Autumn Session Scene =opt. Ord iu all departments ' 'f the (INN 1'1ZA tr BUSINESS 11SS ( (11,1 1 t L, Yiuige end Cet•t•8rd ,. 1 nrooko, (hit' Catalogue ex- plei„ r 1,, , nprunrity in Pgttlp- 1ueu1 1, 11 1{ot1tnds an,l1teautt0, at 1(13,1,.1 10 write for it If i11300) tnl w 1144 kind of nohool- wart( which brings best 0 110008, Addrrte - t W. H. SHAW, Principal BUSINESS CARDS. H. Mo0EAO]I1 iq— 1 f e loeuor of litE ,, Lloonoee. Of. are at (irooery, Turnberry otroot, lirueoels, WM. SPENCE CONVEYANCER AND ISSIJEB OF liARRIAGE LICENSES 111(1oe in the Poet mike, Ethel. 00.4 BLRTEL C. ARMSTRONG L ,is prepared to give lessons on Plane or Beed Organ. Torula on anplioatlon. Po01ua108 addre80-Bruseel8, Resideuoo- Lot 8,1300.10, Cray. Pupils may have their loosens at their own ho,uee It preferred, MISS LAURA SPENCE Teacher of Plano or Organ ETHEL., ONT. MISS MARGARET M'LAUCHLIN TEACHER OF PIANO Pupils prepared for the Toronto Conservatory of Music. JAMES HARRIS, Agent Iiowick Mutual Fire Insurance Company ()Mee and Resldenoe- WALTON', ONT. ROBERT CUNNINGHAMO 1318011,1(110, FIRE AND MARINE. GUELPH, MONEY TO LOAN ON FARM PROPERTY Mete of Interest 51 per ant por annum , flret Mortgage LIFE AND FIRE iNS. AGENT Excelsior Life Insurance Compnuy TIio Equity Fire Insurance Company A1! bueinoso attended to promptly, H. R. BREWER, J. P. Clerk 4th Division Court. AUCTIONEERS. ti S. SCOTT AS AN ATJOTION- A. nen, will eon for better prices, to better emu, in lees time and lees chargee titan any other Auotiuneer in East Boron or he won't charge anything. Dutee and orders c,0) alwayo be arranged at tide office or by p .rsouat applloallon, ROBT. H. GARNISS (SLUR VALE - ONT. Auctioneer for Huron County. Tornio reasonable. Hales arranged for at the ouice of Tun Poll, Brussels. 8510 VETERINARY. 1 • A. OUNNINGTIANI— l..A Honor 101ad0ato of the Ontario Vet- erinary College, le prepared to treat all tile - eases of domesticated animals in a nompot- out munuor, Partioular attention paid to Veterinary Dentistry and Mill( Fever. Calls promptly attended to. Office audiudrmary Pour doors North of bridge, 'num:berry et„ Bruusels, '.1'3ono 17 k LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING, B. MACDONALD— • Barrister, Solicitor, Notary, alto. (meaner to O. F. Blair. Oniceover Sten. lord Sauk, tiresome. Solicitor for Metro- politaiBaak, V�M. 4INOLAIR— lbi,tol'o'Conveyancer, Notary Public, Of4u-Stewart's 1 door North of Central hotel, Solluitor for the eitondardBank. pttOUDFOO13, HAYS & BLAIR- 13A107tIIEL'33Ite, SOLICITORS; NOTAMMIFES PUBLIC, 1tITO. W. 1110ODe'000,1f. 0, R. 0, RAYS G, Clliooe-Those formerly occupied sty Messrs Deuteron et Hole, Oonen est, 0ttante 0. !DENTISTRY DR. R. P. FEILD, esiteerefen Graduate of the Royal college of Dental Surgeons of Ontario and Pirot,elae( Honor Grud,fate of Toronto 'University. office next to Brewer's Pbolograpl GA8erv, IRU8Sh1La. pt r3 Dsorbs Fa 1 xoTomapns Ss 1 CENTRAL �G� as aiad "c t. d1V41=3 t i ire; tAtAl STATFORD ONT. R . N School b being the beet ling ft bThis 6o a Y leafiest Business eEruiu• et tug the ge iia bite in the Wont, Wo have 5 qv donartmoitb t Cositamen Z. 01a, 180003. o(118mom obi ielug nb)18 If interest. a - od i0 rite ler a 1011 o(al educa- tion, write ler our now oatnto Uo. g at aseiel & M oe(tione. fBrada as p ."r I4LLI011 etc AtoLdofILAN, Priu01pa18, a i• Mi•( t,= -a6 845 1 1 a11 Better get "Genuluo" Itnelnese Education new then 80018 1.411 ,ler\1'111 l h had t 1 ,. i . Fall Terni from Sept. 3rd ATTI,ND THE F LUSTY TORONTO, O e sed yen will undoubtedly get "genii, 1110"1/081120118 training -not the hut- a tattoo" Islud, out of two l881adre9 and t fifty cells for boolkeepor, etouograph. ors, 4)00 , we filled only (Moon el the Positions. Had no one else ready when (Alla were misfired, Yes, It pays T 3 to attend thio school -11 doubly pay8, h� Catalogue frost. W. J, ELLIOTT, Principal. a ,y COR. YONON AND ALnxAIDna 13TH. Y no i Rtius tent Frio quality and quantity ask your dealer for the new big doge of "Bobs" "Stag" and "Ourrenoy" Chewing Tobae 0008, 46-18 DoN'T kneels. Help yourself along by becoming popular, and peel your friends with you. We very easy. Be a good fellow and soon you'll have a precession of followers. No man ever helped himself krtookiug other people down in character and buttnese, Pilo get guide and mind(' relief from Dr. Shoop'( Magic Ointment. Pleaoe note it ie made for piles alone, and it8 a0tion ie positive and oertoiu. Robing, painful, protruding or blind piles di0• appear like magi( by it's nee. Large nickel -capped glees jets 50 ants. Sold by all demister. Oen roads will lead to the general improvement of the oouotrynide. The farmer who drives to and from town over a 0peeioal, smooth, well oared for road will 'unconeoionely Dome to Week corresponding improvements in the management and operation 01 the farm. Is here le a (Annum l0 boom buei0eee boom It. Don't pot on a long face And look as though you bad a ,tomaolaohe. Hold op your head, smile and look for better things. Hide yon, little ham mer and try to speak well of others, no matter how small you may know yourself to be. Pll atop your paid tree, to show you first -before you epeud a penny -what my Pink Pain Tablets ran do, I will mail you free, a trial package of them -Dr, Shoop's Headaobe tablets. Neuralgia headache, toothache, period pains, eta., are doe alone to blood eo0geetion. Dr. Shoop's he8da030 tablets simply kill pain by coaxing away the unnatural blood pre0sur8. That is all. Address Dr, Shoop, Racine, Wis. Sold by all dealers. To O0n Snnsonmais,-Tie net of white paper hoe iuoreseed very 0)0• aerially durjng the tsar month, and with other inoresaee bas made the pablioatiou of a paper at $1.00 a year 8 more ditl'toult and expeooive under- taking. Unless payment o0n be ee• eared in advents°, and the net of book keeping eliminated, the outlook for pelt l3OAere is not very eneonraging. Stab seribere eau relieve the situation by pitying promptly in advance. Will those who have not paid for tufa year kindly do 8o at 0voe 2 Miss E. Virginia Grant, Plainfield, N. J , baa been engaged to take charge of the Shorthand Department of the Wingbam Busiuere College, Mies Grant ie a graduate of the Gregg Shorthand School, Chicago, of whioh John R. Gregg, the author, fe Principal. She has bad six years toaohing experience in leading oommsroial 0uhoo18 of United Stales, and is highly recommended by Mr. Gregg, Mr. Sp0tten menu( determined to put the W. 13. C. to the very fore - trout. We understand that eba will be the eeoond teacher in Canada who was trained by the anther. Wingbam Buef• nein College enjoys an enviable repute- tion.-Wingham Times, To plane your umbrella is a raok in• diooteo that it is about to ohaoge own. etre ; an umbrella oarried over a we - man, the man getting nothing but the drippings of the rain, oignifiee court- ebipl when the man has the umbrella and the woman the drippings, it indi Dates marriage ; to carry it at an angle ander the arm signifies that an eye to to be loaf by the man who follow° you;. to put a cotton umbrella by the gide of a silk One means ''exohnnge ie no rob. bevy" ; to lend au umbrella may be interpreted, "I am a foot"; to carry an umbrella just high enough to tear out men's eyes Aad knock off me0'e hate eigoifteo, "I am a woman," CONTINUATION 0LA80n0,-The Edn58' Hon Department last week leaped an important announcement in oonneo• tion with the reorganization and oon- solidution of Continuation ela8eas in the rural oahoole. The work will in future be divided into three (lass es, each ot which will be Haan0iaily recognized by the Deptrtmeul, The, equipment moat include library, Wen - tide apparatus, maps, °harts, globes; eta,, and drawing models. Towards Ellie equipment the Government will grant Oen per cent. Fixed grent8 of from $150 to $850 per ann1tn will be made to these classes. A grant of $10 will be made when the Webber has the Minimum qualificetioua, and $10 ad, dikiooal when the. profoeoional stand. i0g ie higher. The new regulations go in force at once and 11. H. Cowley, Provinoial Inepeotor of Continuation 0leaee0, will tour the sohoole at the be. ginning of the coming term. I will mail you free, t0 prove merit, samples of my Dr, Sboop'e Restorative and my Book on either Dypepsia, the beset oe the kidneys, Troubles of the stomach, heart or kidneys, aro merely symptoms of a deeper ailment. Don't make r r i he mammon n m o er or of treating eympdoma only. Symptom treatment dmant i0 treating the result of your ailment end nob the rause. Week stomach nerves - the inside 1308008 --mean Itomnob weak - nese always. Aud the heart and kid - nays a( well, have their controlling or inside nor ea. Weaken these ° neryeg and yon inevitably have weak Vital organa, Here ie where Dr, Shoop's Reotoretive ham made its tame, No other remedy even claims to treat the "inside nerves, Mao for bloating biliousness, bad breath orcomplexion, uae Dr,Sloo 'a Restore,. live. Write we today for eamplo and free book, Do. Shoop, R.aelne, Wio, The Restorative i8 8old by all dentate. Free for Oatftrrb, pet to prove merit, 0 trial glee box of Dr, $hoop's Catarrh Remedy, Let lee and it now. It ie a tinow•while, 0400my, healing aotiape.Lio balm, Containing ouch healing Ingre• dients se Oil Id'uualiptuo, 'rhymer, Men. 83,01, 0(0„ 10 gives ,natant and ittekiug relief to 0atttrrll of the nose and throat, Maize the free test and see for yourself what title preparatiou eau and will so• oornpliob, Addreea Dr. Shoup, Iteeine, With Large jars 50 ante, Sold by tel dealers. iyTlle oblbial Board inee1ing of 13rusoele Methodist (thumb wee bed last Saturday evening. W. J, I" woett was earned Steward mo someee8or to W. IF, Stewart, who recently moved Lu Cruelph. $850 war( voted ae the Pa06ir'8 eatery for thio Centerlines year, B. Gerry 1180 nun se Representative to the Wingham Dielriot meeting MAO will meet at Ripley on Sept. 10111. The question of uaieu Evargelietio geeVi080 wail dimoueeed and a 801011 committee appointed to 0043• eider the question. Rev, 15. G. Puwell was granted 8 weeks holidays, Harvest Home eneiverenry will be oheerved in September and arrangements ere being made tor an outside miuinter for that 00080100. 01,, ger .t Clene Complexion t A clear complexion is the outward evidence of inward oleaullneee. In bed health the face beeriness a eign board, telling of dieeoes therein. It yellow, bile to not properly secreted ; it palid the kidneys are faulty ; if akin le murky and darts oiroles beneath the eyes, look for constipation. Whatever the oaude, no remedy compares with Dr, Hamilton's Pill's which are mild, safe, purifying and vitalizing in their adieu. They give a marvelous rosy tint to the (leeks, bright en the eyes and eetab:ieh beatth that defies age and disease. Sold everywhere 1n 25o boxes. ]xt seer, Flax pulling le the occupation of the boyo now. Victor Sanders, who baa been learning the drag business with W. S. Cole during the peat year, has saoepted a peel - Hoo in London. Maurioe Bobier has taken hie plane at Mr. Sole's. W. H. Salter, wife and family, 0, R. Salter and wile, of Toronto, and J. 0. Salter, ted A. J. Salter, wife and eon, of London, visited at the home of J. Salter, The Ladies' Guild of the Trivett Me• mortal ohoroh have engaged Jae. Fax, the eminent comedian of Toronto, for their annual Garden Party to be given on the Rectory ground ou Friday, Aug. 28rd. The Canning Factory finished 0p on peas and are busily engaged in .canning being. The work will Hien let op until tomatoes and corn are in. The outcome at peas has greatly exceeded the expeeta• tiooe of the company anti to see the piles upon piles of (tanned peas i8 good evidence that the company will be a 0000008. Workmen are busily engaged making alterations at the elation for the erection of the new depot. The North warehouse belonging to R. G. Sheldon was pieced ou rollers and moved to the West side of the track. The other warehouses will oleo be moved. A new ewitob bas been built olougeidethe oldelationand another one will be 0ouetrueted over to the ,an. Mug factory. Mise Mabel Senior, daughter of W. 0. Senior, of Toronto, won a eobolaship founded by the pupils, past and preeeut, and teaohers of Wellesley eohool, for obtaining the highest marks 30 the En tra00e examifalion. The scholarship entitles her to a three years' 101161on at any of the city dollegieto iusti41.11e6. She .also won the prize given by the Daugh- ters of the Empire for the beet away ou the Empire. The Carie or Bare feet Examine them carefully and you'll probably find mune. Whether bard, soft or bleeding, apply Putnam's Corn Extractor. IC's p51 1008, it's sure to ours mud above all quick to not. Insist ou only "Putnam'e." Semi ortit . Mies Carrie Freeman, milliner in Kingeton, is visiting at her home in town. Mise Ria Brine is holidaying in Bay. field, the gnat o1 G. 11 and Mre. Parke, of the White pity. "Queen of Woodoliffe" owned by D. T. Pinkney, won second money in the 2.25 trot at the Aylmer ranee, Rev. Neil Shaw and Mostly lett last week tor a month's vaea1iou with friends in Rodney and Ridgetown. Mies Belle Riohardeou, daughter of Robs. Richardson, of Toronto, andfotm• Orly of Senforth, was in town. Mise Riobar00on has a position as teooher. at` Lindsay. The marriage of Mille Grace Ellen M0• Paul, of Seaforth, to James G. Mullen, of the Canadian Bank of Commeroe, Slur 1'ranoieoo, pal., was eolemuized at Emmanuel Presbyterian °hurrah, Los Aogelee, Oal•, Jaly 80th 1907, the eere• mossy being performed by Rev. Dr. Walker. Edge and (So(teridge, who were award - ea the content for the mttoadami*ing and Barbing on Main and Goderioh stre800, will reoeivo 46,1 cents per square yard tor tnaoadamlziug, material to be furnished by OM town, Por the (nrhing they will (8oeiv0 25 dente per running foot, they to supply material. A fatal aooident betel Walter Bruner aged 19 yeare, wile is employed with Mr. D0itrioh 3rd eon, of Tuakorsmith. The aooident oecurred at Leonard Shot. dion'e'barn where the young men had been assisting in drawing in hay. He war en the to of the load an in Mine roe p b manner fell off morose one of the beams in the barn and received internal injuries. He was pinked up in an nn0o0eeiolte condition and removed to Mr. Deitriob'e home where physicians from town attend - ell him. On TAoreday he euffioien0ly reouvered to bo able to assist with the work but towards evening he wan 1i(ken very ill, and an operation was (Madded on ko 0880080,in the oauee bf hie sufferings, Three doctors from town performed the operation on Friday morning but their effort to eavo the o n man 'a u s (ffe t re Y g vo t, futile, death ensuing in the u , a a afternoon. She young man's parents reeii10 at Dashwood. TAsR antiin referred to n t lid sol• lowing rara N, h is well known tom Many Sma[otth enigma having taught for a time 0a deeded master 18 the Seaforth Collegiate Institute. The' Toronto Globe ea e • 'A rreteY house wedding took plane on Wednesday evening nt the reeido a r no of Wm, and Mre. Bain, Ddffer• in street, Toronto, when Isabel, elder daughter of Dr. and Mre. Ayleewortb, woo married to .Crawford Trfooipel of Riverdale Blgh School, Wes Maud I Bain and Mlee Alice Ayleewortb, Meter of thebr' tde .out e d 00 ribbon bearers Ibbo ar rs while the groom vette toweled by his brother, B. F. Crawford, of Ohioago. A'b0 0leretiwt0(1, 1 Cuuon ].lpwuie,(Ym( B.afl]olaC„ ofng Po11ore Stalnley and the Rev. J. ilio?, Scott, of Toronto, 0. G, Wilkineon, of St, John's, Que., played the Weddiug Numb and Mre, Footer, of Hsmilkoo, gong during the signing of the register, The bride was daintl), gowned in white silk erne de ohluo over taffeLla trimmed with old rose point belonging to her mother's eronseu1, Bite wore the conventional vatl and orange bl0000ms, and oarried a baguet et: bridal roses. Het only oru8• 0)001 wa0 the groom's gilt, an 0xqui8118 neoklaoe of amethysts, The mother and sister of the groom were present from Chicago, and the grandmother of the bride, Mrs, Thomson, trona Teuton. On returning from a trip down the St. Lawrence, Mr. and Mre. Crawford will reside at 870 Broadview avenue. Luna A 'ruler In The Night That's how pain acmes. We sit neer an open window, get stiff peak or sore book. Perhaps owl off to goiokly atter exertion -rheumatism develops. Spend what Sou may, but money can't buy anything better than Puleon'a Ner• viline. Ida penetrating power enables it to retail deep tholue0,-that's why it aurae aohee that all else oan't touob. For outward application we guarantee live timed mare etreugtb than in a»y other liniment. Inwardly 1019 barmless and to eine as the hereafter to ease at one. Don't accept to eubetitute for Polson'e Nerviline which is the one great household panacea of today. glimeelitsgmaisy Wleteglegaus Fall Fair in Windham on Thursday and Friday, September 25th and 27311, Wingham's tax rate this peer is 29 mille, being 5 mills higher than Inst year. J, Herbert and tire. Hall, of Paea dens, Ottlilornis, are visiting Mr. Hall's parents in town, Last year 925 tigketo were sold at Wingbam etation for Kiooardine. This year 1,252 were sold. A. Haslam left last week for the West where he will visit for awned weeks with his sone and daughters. Alfred Newton, Don of Dr. Newton, of Luakoow, who was • operat- ed on for appendicitis at the Wiugham Hoapil8l, was able to retard home last week tally recovered. The following wedding notice will be of interest to Wingbam residents "Oa Wednesday, July 81st, the mar - rime of Mise Edith Le Lean, daughter of Nioholae Le Lean, and Wm. E. Grovee, Principal of Ryerson School, took place at St. Peter's Church, the Rev. Mr. Lynch officiating, While driving into town Mre, Andrew Gommill met with a aerioue aooident. The florae the was driving took fright and ran away throwing Mre. Gommill to the roadway. She was brought to the Mime of her brother, Wm. Ennead, in town, (Ind.tho00 quite seriously .injured, in now ,eoovering as well ae could be ex peoted. The horse wait badly hurt anis the baggy very much smashed. Bylaw No. 564, 1907, fixing the rate ot taxation for the 0nrrent year, was read at the cannon and passed on motion of Reeve Irwin m8t•(1onu. Nioholeon. The amount to be raised for 0uanty purposes is $2,073.90 whioh regoirm' a -rate of 1} mills. For the public eohool there will be $8,760 90, raised, the rate being 5 mill,. For the High ached, $2,68268, a rate of 8,} -mills ; and for general town indebtedness $18,595 64, requiring a rate of 19 mille. A by-law was panted up• pointing F. Paterson tax collector at the tame salary ae last year. BRONCHIAL COUGHS. Breathe Ilvonlei's Healing air dud All Irritatimt Will be Quickly Cured, The moat irritating and annoying form of oougb is that termed bronchial. People subject to bronchial troubles whenever there is a change in the weeth• er or they are exposed to a draft will "cattalo" a bronchial (lough, whioh it very disagreeable, irritating sad annoying. 13 ronohial troubles cannot be cured by stomach dosing. The medicated air ot By o mei is the only treatment lkat reaches the affected parte and gives rellef and cure. 1t destroys all tate disease germs that are present in the nose, throat and laugs, soothes and relieves the irritated maoone membrane fa all parte of the bronchial tubes and gaiokly over- comes the irritation. Brouohitie is really an inflammation of the mucous membrane lining the air .passages and is purely a local disease, so that it needs a local treatment like that afforded by Hyo met. We do not wad anyone'e money unless Hy.o•mei gives relief and once, and we absolutely agree that money will be re- funded unless the remedy gives 08810)a0 - lion. All drageiete should be able to sap, ply you with Hynmei or we will tendit by snail on receipt of pries, $1.00, and every package ie sold with the distinct understanding that it (cats nothing am leen it eures. Boothe Hymnal Company, Buffalo, N.Y. Frannie Oheff, who lived at Chatham, wag trilled by a Irick from -a horse. Eight barna in the vioiatty of Kingston were Amok by lightning and burned. The O. P. R. line from Guelph to God• mirth will be opened to the latter plane Abgnet 26th. A road toiler broke through a gas main at Welland and the gas oaagbt fire and blhzed Homely. Soon afterwards the 'Methodist church took fire Abd was totally destroyed. Claiming that at least three oomenb milk( in Ontario are operating on Sunday oontrary to the provisions of the recent Lord's Dsy aqt, Rev. J. G. Shearer, and Rev. T. Albert Moore, offioto of the Lord'( Day Alliance, galled upon Hon. Mt. Foy, AtknrneY Gsuet At at the Par • ia out buildings. 'rite tilnee mills to question are at Durham, Shallow Lake and Laktfield. At weed the only workings of a oement mill whioh can be legally operated on Sunday seethe rotary [mealiest, whib'h wonI d barn ont1 t leftt idle for e. day, A11 other work, however Must cense aecerding to the new act. Their notion ie only typical of moat of the oilier cement milt o e of the Provinoe notable mentions being the San, N1 e Grey and lienee (OM tbo Imperial ell of Owen Sound, (Aid Rev, Mr. Shearer atter the aonfeeenot, "Adieu against n M 26 11 11Y, en 141on'H P'1118, P331'8 :L.ii11en .liitudlsercllinl•0, \viol i ;nob 116113, Nvoril, I.be i st.h. (1 1 mule ri atauly........................ .� 8 Big Bargains All Over the Store We have gathered special news from the several departments that must certainly prove irresistable'to readers of advertisements, and wise folks all do read them. These specials call for no talk. Every one does its own talking. All we need to say is this, many of thein are in limited (luantitie' and should be hurried for. The store should be crowded while these goods and priers hold out. -26 ends Tweed Dross Goode iu light and dark anions, our regular 600 and 000 linea. On sale at 39 --80 ends Fine English incite Clambry, in plain colors, sniped and dwells, worth Mauler jj 121 and 15e. On sale et.. ... 1. I -5 doz. boy's extra heavy rib cotton Bose, will 1 J gins strong wear laid porfoot dye, On sale a4,. -5 dnaonly Ladies' Embroidered Cashmere- f Hose, worth regular 85e. On stole at -6 only Ladies' Priut Wrappore, made from good quality print, waist Tined and ekiri with J n inch flounce, worth regular 311.26, Ou Hale tit.. e7 -At $.80 per dozen -15 dozen pure linen Smelt Bed Room Towels, good size, fringed endo,�f c e 0 worth $1,05 per dozen. 0n sale at A rl,f -10 dozen Meta,' Wool Seeks, world bo good oim value at 15c. Ou Sale at 2 prs, for t� BARGAINS FOR THE B If your boy wants a suit don't wait but buy it unw and you will be Money in pocket. We have pledged our word to get this stock run down as low as possible before the arrival of our Fall clothing. Suits at $4,50 -25 Boy' extra quality three piece suite. These -Boys' extra Hue quality three piece Suite. Niee are the best selling lines we have. Very dressy range of pattoru. Well male and good linings used. garments and right tip -to -date, Worth -regular $5.50. Full range size. Regular $5.00 to $0.00. Oa sale On sale at $4,50, at $4.50. Suits at $4 00 Suits at $3.50 -About 25 Boy's three piece Suits. Tweeds and Serges. A fall range of sties. Worth regular from 64.00 to $5.00. Take your choice et $5.50. 26 Only Ladies' Three-quarter Rain and Bust Goats 1110btweeclleck1(, all new this season. On sale at exactly cost price. Now is the time to bay a nice coat for little money. Ferguson Dr}' Goods and Groceries warimaremasom & Ross Clothing Mode -to -Order' 1 mile in other perks of the country will also be taken. I1 is understood the Attorney General will correspond with the alleged offending companies. The Lord's. Day Alliance officiate also have a case agai1eb the Grand Trunk. It is claimed gravel wag hauled from near Dundee to Port Credit on Sunday July 2Is1 and 0n the same day thirty men wereset unloading ib. 'Regarding this case," said Mr. Shearer, "Mr. Foy took the seam view as we did and action will be taken." MONO- MEfTS From Whom are You Going to Buy ? I C • Froin a reliable arm where you see Protect Your Horse with a good Fly Net or Fly Sheet We have them in Leath- er or. Cotton and at prices to suit everybody. OUR SINGLE HARNESS is just now in great demand—the Dubber and Solid Nickls Trimmings are great favorites. We male all our Harness, both Heavy and Light, and eau give you what you want. For Trunks and Valises that will stand travelling you should buy ours as they are built specially with that object in view and do not cost you any more than the imitation ones offered by some others. Whips, lt hips, Dusters and everything in the Harness lice in stocl(. Repairs iu Collars; Harness, &a., promptly done: Comfortable Rooms to let above store. what you are getting or from some agent who don't know one kind of Granite from another and mores only for his commission as agent ? We employ no ngenle and guarantee all • our work for five years, '3.lS0iItunter itlrussltLs Weak Kidneys Weak Kidneys, surely po811 to weal, kidney Nerves. The kidneys, like the -heart And the: Stomach, And their weakness, nob in the organ itself, but in the 818100) that control and guide, and strengthen them. Dr. Shoop's Restorative is, a medicine specifically prepared to reach these controlling nerves. To doctor the Kidneys alone,, is futile. It is a waste of time, and of money ng wen. If your back aches or is weak, if the urine scalds, orfit dark and etrong lfyoultavesymptoms of /Rights or other distressing or dangerous kid. 130 disease, try Dr. Sndo 011 y y bRestorativeA moat]••+ Tablets 1 �Driggiser sem wend a east and Will ibforyoa 1)ruggtatr'mcommoudand sell Richar Ewan Aare Ready for Summer Sales with a Jock of Buggies that Defy Oorpetition. The now Dash Supporter is a long felt want. No more broken t o 1 ltas rota ram Baggy, and a dashes can mem o any pt 10 o L t ggy, u( o slack stays 08 110 have the remedy to prevent loose, flopping bade stays. Our Buggies have improvements that no other'3nggieebnve, 100 BUGGIES TO , LL Dr. Shoop's. OLD M Deet r t i' ... " A LL DEALT=RS Likewise all kinds of Rubber The Buggies 0l1 hand. We fuvito in- tending pnrohaser8 to inspoot'our etocit and buy a Buggy made by Evan & Uo. in Brussels end move your money. . WenIs handle along pith onr Buggies,work of reliable firms ouoh we Oshawa, Brookville and Brantford uggies forauy ono re., quiring them. Call and buy tot Ewen k Co.'s, Brussels Carriagee Works, and 8030 ntone Y, BUGGIES Re -painted, Tops Relined and Covered and made as good as new. Call 0)t1 l d et our Priem : to°s. g EWAN et Ca