The Brussels Post, 1904-10-6, Page 5LISTOWEL
OcT, 6, 1904
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And 101100. ftp 00,1,1 111,,, or
1101 to
1 '1'orlu pons AhrlI 11.01, 1904
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Two Uanroos—
O �mwar� lel and Shorthand,
Seto nd or College Journal.
A. L. aleINJYl11C, Malinger,
COSINESS CARDS.
"Ike! ONEY TO LOAN AT 6 PER
cont, 11.13. SCOTT, Brueoule«
\71J H. Mo013,AOKEN—
i' 1• 8 Issuer of Marriage Licenses, Of -
nee at (irooery,Turnberry, moo., 13ruseel9,
'WARNSr
FOR SALE—TEE
UN-
n
RnelaNltn has00tones good Farms tor
is
sale and to rent, Caen terms, in Townships
of Morris and GroY, 3' R. SO OT" Brussel
v U 1, e 1
Court Priuoese Alexandria, No.24, O.0. P.,
liruasols wants hi their Lodge Boom Bien -
hill Block, on the 2nd and last TuesdayYs of
each mouth, a o'clock. Vieltiug beetbron
always welcome. JA0. 13UIIWOOS, O.
A. B. MLLL1.0111, 1i. H.
M. liltiDRRIS(JN,
Issuer of Marriage Licenses,
WALTON, ONT.
(MISS JEAN NPLAUW'I.JN,
—TNIA0fi1.`1i OP—
PIANO - AND - ORGAN,
f3'._^vVaB£_T.4a, ONT,
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM.
108111ANOx,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
J. LECKiE,
Idea Ate!, Flytl. (lieu R:1 N016,
LOAN AND R11AL. 'ESTATE AG PINT,
Office over lOurnlev', Drug Rt nn,
Nov, Srd, 1902, 00-sw nruesct0,
Wellington Mutual
Fire Insurance £'o.,
::STAALISU1SD 1810
lusurnuao taken on the tush and premlm.t
note noires at etl'reet rate,. Before iaaur-
ina eleowhl re mill o11 thenml0tei3ued A gout
of the Oonpatly.
G(URCl'1 2(0(IEItS, Brussels,
AUCTIONEERS.
S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION-
• nen, will sett for better prices, to
better men, in loss time and lees charges
than any other Auctioneer In East Buren or
ho won't oburge anything. Dates and orders
can 01way8 he arranged at this Mee or by
personal application.
ROBT. !-/. GARNISS
BLUEVALII — ONT.
Auctioneer for Huron County.
Terme reaootnblo. Sales arranged for
at 11,0 odloe of TIM Poem, Brussels, 22 tf
VETERINARY.
S D. WARW10K—
GI • Olouer (218,luaco of the Outerio Vet-
erinary College, is prepared to treat all die.
armee of domestleated ttnime18 in a eompe6.
ant manner. Parti' ular !Mention paid to
Veterinary Doutletry. Culls promptly at-
tended to. ORfoe mxt lnermary—Pour doors
North of bridge, Tnruberry et., Breesele.
LEQAL AND CONVEYANCING.
A�B. MACDONALD—
.Barrister, Solicitor, Notary, Pito,
Sa00a80or to ti. P. Blair. Oi008 over Stitt,.
dant Sank, Brussels, Solicitor for Metro-
politau 13 oak.
TAT lel, SINCLAIR- —
.i' 1' a• Bnrri,ter, Solicitor, 'Oonvoyauoer,
Notary Public, rto. OSfiee—S tewert's Block
1 door North of Central hotel,
Solicitor for the Standard Bank,
ptiOUDFOOT, HAYS & BLAIR—
Bauen8'rEB8,UBLIOITE OS, NOTABIEe
W. PoOpnt'OOT, K. 0, 11, 0, Kays
G. P. BLAIn,
Chiesa—Those formerly ocoupied by Messrs
Cameron 8s Molt,
GonnnlOI1, - ON001110.
MEDICAL CARDS.
J, A. NI'NAUCHTON.
. 1Po. p„ C, At.,
Trinity University, Fellow Trluily Modloal
College, Mambos College of l'hystoimna and
Sm'geols „Out. Lloeutiate of Gm Royal Col-
lege of ihyaiohana and Liooatiato of Mid-
wifery 10dinbnrg11. 8 "l'olophoue No.14,
Iteoideuoe—Mill. street, 13rno0818,
DENTISTRY
DR. R. P.' FEILD,
D41WA'IST
Gtaduato of the Boyal Oolloge of Dental
at11goo,lo of Ontario 1,11d Piret•oltt0e Honor
Graduate of Toronto University. Moe
noxa to Brewer's Photograph Gallery,
BRUSII]LS.
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4_`36=gym a.'` g1 ...g'1= -lige. d9
Largest Best and
l.�dYIESRt.itN t1N'rdittl6.
So f(LC atl we call loal'lt. ll0 BUaillee0 '
College in Oaualia graduates so many
mud at 11i8..81lne time snob a largo pop
oeu to6e of Ito 0tndeat0 as dons the
CE TEL
@TRATFOAD. ONT.
One oeu1ea0 aro up.to•d06o, Instruct•
ars experienced Mut facilities their
passed!. Stndonts MeV enter at any
to
for free oat uo
61mo, Write a
ELL1oe 86 alobACKLAN1 ji
Principals, dq
NOTICE a
we, the nnd0ndruoi, .agree to mine the
plica 01 hnret ebo,lnq to 130. for netting
and aaa. fel• 111,0 shoes, owing to the udvauoo
in the !•11011 111 mato lel, ate, 'Ibis gees lute
force on Slummy..? 11 no 1311,, IOJI,
Sighed by
Gk.O, 1, POLLAgn,
Ruttenen:a h 110x,
1'41.I al old, 811111(114,
(11(0. 1,101L5110/1,
tong jrc ooums,
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P.1400'11.,
14 7•, PLUM,
11t ,H. l'or,L„Ox,
juin./ 1'onlnnsw,
i i:tic .t tittnz.
1,3rato Vv .ol.
John Moreover, of town, has 'told hie
60 acre harm in t10 2nd 02113840ton of
E ma to Mrs. Giblet of the same I1118.
The four perliameutary oandidatee,
Negate. MaoLareu,'Porranaa, Mabee and
Brown, att0110011 the Fall no, here end
iueidentally slid considerable haud-
811aldne with the oltotortobe.
The Perth end Stratford T0n0her8'
Aeeaolattou will lauvene to the Music
Hall, Listowel, Out. 20 and 21, 0. 0.
Saul, 11. A., Toronto, end Prof. lbluldrew,
0. A. 04, Guelph, will give several talus
during the day seseione, and the
famous Sherlook 'Quartette of 'Toronto,
and Mite Olauley, Uaunda's beat ooprauo
singer, will: sive the evening program.
5011,8 kb.
Division eoart will be held in Blyth on
October 10th.
Myth baseball tram played in Zee
water and defeated the team of that
village by a eoore of 9 to 7
Reeve Sloan attended 'T'eeewater Fair
last weep us it judge on fruit. Coun.
Metcalf acted to m similar capacity at
(301(801011.
A. B. Carr and family -have arrived
from Beet Wawn000h to the home in
Blyth they recently purchased from
Jobe tarifas,
Wm. Sloan, of Nanimo, British Col-
umbia, nephew of Reeve Steam, of
Blyth, will be the Liberal candidate for
Oomox and Attie in the approaching
Dominion elections. The Toronto Globe
way's it is expected he will have an easy
viotery. Hie opponent !e not yet romi8-
ated.
At the Epworth League meeting in
Blyth Methodist obnruh ou Tue.1Oy
evening E 0. Wilford and Mies Annie
DOupe, two motive and faithful membere
of the league, were presented with pretty
Epworth League pine and addressee full
of words of appreoiatiou and good wishes.
Mr. Wilford and Alias Doupe left Blyth
last wrel(, the former for Toronto and the
latter for London.
Our oon3ratnlati0n8 are extended this
wl alt to John S. MuKinnan, of Torouto,
eon of Postmaster MoISiunao, of Blyth,
who 008 cleated a member of the Darn -
inion oonncil of the Canadine manufao-
cer8'Aseaoiation, which is probably the
most representative committee of buoi•
nese men in Oanada. The annual meet•
!og of the Onnadinu Manufacturers'
association wee held in Montreal,
Lae ekes ce'vv.
Mra, John 00n is visiting friends in
Exeter and Luoau.
Wm. Oorrigan mid his brown mere
"Minnie 0.” for $176.
Ltiaknow brace baud wail one of the
nt10081;0os at the iurritton Fair.
A valuable driving mare be'ooging to
De. A. M. Spence broke n small bone in
iia fore leg.
Mr. and Mrs, Rivers, of Teeewater,
were visiting their children, Mr. Rivers
and Mrs. (Dr.) Newton.
F. Henry, Reeve of Kioloae township,
has decided to give hp that office at the
and of the present term,
Tho new Methodist church at Holy.
rood will be opened on Senility, October
10th. Rev, Dr, Cook, of Clinton, will
preach.
Rev. Jae, H, O'iver, of Listowel, will
deliver one of Lie popular a1dreesee in
the Town Hall, on Tuesday evening,
October 11011,
At the meeting of Maitland Presbytery
in Wroxeter it was decided that Rev, D.
T 1\torerrol'e i0dumiou to Loolrnow
aongre3ati00 than takeplane on Out, 18th
tet 8 p. 111.. 11r Rutherford is to preach,
Mr. Malcolm to address the minister and
Dr. Murrey, the people.
A largo frame barn at the back of
Reid's hotel in this village was destroyed
by lire. How the fire origivated is a
mystery. John Adams, who had the
pleas rented lost ,,bent $100 in hay and
other ar1(81e8, The high wind at
the time blew iho burning shingles across
to the stables' at MoDbuald'e hotel and
also to the furniture faotory but the
prompt notion of iho Fire Brigade pre-
vented the fire from epreadieg and no
other damage wa8 done.
'1717 i Ser gr1511380.
Winghsm Vetere' List Court will be
held on October 12th. There are 162
appeals for the Judge to deal with,
The fine pipe organ is bolus installed
nn the Presbyterian 011(11c11. It is the
fleet one in 13410 eeotian of country to
have pueatnatio notion, and will be a
very fine instrument ooeting $1,660.
Mrs. Muodonald of town, took her
little boy to Brantford on Wednesday of
last week to the School for the Blind.
Some time apo, the boy was wreak in
one eye by something thrown by another
boy, and the sight of the eye was do-
etroyed. The other eye i0 also very
satirically affeoted and the eight almoob
gone.
Woeloy D. Allouby has passed awoy.
028 had been ill for the provioue two
weeks with an aHHeok of typhoid fever,
and was appseenbly doing 110 well a8
oould be. oxpeoted, On Sunday night
hemnrrhagee set in end on Monday night
he passed away. Deoeaeod waft one of
Wingllam's fluent young matt, upright,
eonseient!otts and fgldtlstrioie, popular.
with hie fe low•woritmee and esteemed
by all who knew him, He bad been for
severalearn a member of 4110 73sth diet
� o
Church, and was an active officer of the
Dpwortlr League, being Missionary Viae.
t His Itndness to 1'
1 reeidcit . ne
aged
parents (ole of whom died about three
years ago) hag been remarked by his
follow•6ownemou, What mime the ease
more end; is flat Mre. Allenby i8 very
ill at iho 30000(11 time, and the bereave.
meet is a eon) trial for her, as well as
for ilia aged mother of deoeasod, The
(morel tools place on Wednesday, the
A. 0 F. end 0. 0 F. paying thole 11186
tributes of esteem to the Mammal, Ail
hnpreesive service was oontineterl by
Rev, Dr. Gundy on the lawn. The
prooesel011 was le Very sole to 311e, 31pnd•
ed by the Citizen's Band playing the
rd. .ti +Fal B ,bit E,r {:) L .Al L 8 POST
Dead Moroh, Demote( 1 wee in We 310
year.
The Advarlen raga t --Leat Sater(bly'e
deluge of rain reign! the Maitland op.
eldernbly, On Send'ay, 0r"rte ()nutter,
in eroini 113 the river 81 Z a1a11d, had
quite nn experieno'. tee the bridge there
ie not in uer, it 30 neooeeary to drive
through the river. When in 43118 deep
wales, the wi,illletree broke, and the
horse etrngglod free from the vehielo,
which fleeted down etream. The oo.
olipant of the buggy, seeing no other way
of e8oap0, grasped the horse's tail and
woe pulled oats to shore, Phe current
wan very 0tr0(13 and Mr. Cogher had a
narrow eroope, 1'he buggy was found
three quartore of n mile down etream.
Another man moped by standing on the
dashboard of hie baggy and holding on
by the top of the vehicle. The ample -
Lion of the bridge will be boon to the
publio. Mr. Barber has made good time
with the cement work 00 far, hot wag
delayed this week by the 111311 water,
eaten .fortit .
D, D. Wilson shipped 11 Dir of apples
to G pow told another to net Portage.
A000rdingto reoor kept t
d a the station
40 commercial e al travellers ore in town ou
Tuesday of last week.
Excavation for the foundation and
(velars of the n0ev Bank of Commerce
building oommouoed last WOelo
F. 0. Broadfoat, of town, and L. 0,
MaDooalri, Walton, left the fireb of the
past week to resume their studies at the
School of Solouce, Toronto,
2. r, Riohardeon left on Teesdny of
feet week fora three months' trip to
Edmonton on baoineee. Aire. Richard
eon and daughter accompanied him as
far ae Winnipeg.
The efforts of interested parties to have
a new 'skating, ousting and ho0key rink
built thi8 season have nt last borne fruit
and the erection of the same ie assured.
About $2,600 in stook ham been nub
'teethed and and the coat of the rink will
probably be about $3,600, and it will be
owned and operated by an ino0rporated
joint stook company. The site has been
oh00011 and pnrohneed from James Diok
in the rear of his hotel, fronting on Huron
and High streets. The rink will be a
large one on the same plan ae the one at
Paris, Ont. The center will be for shat. r
mg and donkey, with ae addition to each n
iho local eoolrty, in showing their teepee
to a departed brasher by m'rtbura i0 111
0 metery In a body, '1 1 b.'. t •']s
indeed Out at the lei arl ..1''01e h•; Ihren
1110 Roma.. at the lyetee u'Id el mete
were aonduoted by ltev. A. 10. B ike, (10
stated by !Rev, Dr. Cooly, of Oliuton. Th
deceased wee 20 years of age, He wa
beloved, repeated and popular with ail.
The Ialnity have the elimere sympathy of
all in their time of sorrow,
t '',many' of lent week being to : !:. go of
e l'o ole,' , 114 rifff SImpson, who ,..n1e np
u, 1 '101 i t .,n for the parp080
orgeuizatiOU ill ' 11 l,'rti,n
meter
• with l, •,. 0p tion oampaign hi:.' !leen
• d
11,;, , 1. . ,.:1titlon is now belt g 1:1 cul•
e aced aoktu;t the Donnell to enbinit n bylaw
a at the elections In 0amary, The eetition
!e
Inane exteneivoly eigned.
The new fife Rod drum band, rooently
erecnized, had th.ir 11 'el, 3(3.0lce en
Mout ey evening of lout week, qu.lor the
tutorship of T. Smith, leader of the
Marine band, Fifteen membere were
present and good progreee woe mate.
4. meeting of the retail marina tote of
the mien wad held 111 lbs oounoil chamber
et the' oall of E M. Trewern, the a«atetary
of the Retail 6lerohante' Asaooh't-un of
Canada. &beet a Pore of the prutnioent
merOluent( of the town were In attend-
ance and ae a result of Me. Trowern's
addreea 00 the benefl & of organization and
the work of the aeeuoiatiort it war, anon!•
mouldy deoided to form a Goderioh
Manch 01 1118 Retell Merohante' Aeso
motion of Canada. The 0ltairmai, of the
evening, 0, A. N tirn, was oilmen for
president, and other ufd08r8 we.eappoint•
ed as followe : Fleet vice pretidont, Geo,
Porter ; e00ond vloe•preeiden6, 0. C. 0,41
tre'tenrer, 1V, A. McKim ; ecoreto'y, W.
U, E liott,
Clinton.
A. 0. Pattieon and family have moved
into their new home 0n Viotorfa street,
Gay Brae.' Minstrels aro elated to 0p
pear in the town hall, Clinton, the Leel
day of October.
Beaforth Collegiate football club ie fleet
of the season to send In a ohallenge to
the Hough Cup Exeoulive.
The Goderioh Gen 0 ub has 320aome
defend end their paraphranalia has been
purchased by the town gnu nab.
The lacrosse olub perpoee putting on a
good oonoerb in the near future and the
commit3ee le now at work deciding what
it will be.
R. & J. Bamford Bold to S. H. Smith
the other day 110 head of their urinal up
equalled export cattle to be shipped about
the 10th.
A deal was consummated between the
firm now existing as Davie & Dowson,
liverymen, whereby the latter collo hie
claim to Mr. Davis, who will oontlnne on
in the old stand.
While lifting a tea, 3183030 from a stove
Edna Tomer, daughter of Albert Turner,
had the misfortune to pour a goantlty of
the boiling water into her shoe, scalding
her leg and foot severely.
A number of suite have been leaned
by the Provisional Direotore of the
Huron Paokin3 and Cold Storage Co.,
aga11101 stook snbeorlbere who have not
paid Op their 0% aeseeament, Others are
to follow.
A fern days ago John Daymeut met with
n nasty aooident to his foot that is liable
to incapacitate him from working for
some time and may even prove more
serious. A rusty nail pierced his foot,
injnring one of the bones.
W. W. Farren hoe 001d oat his private
bank at Elora to the Traders' Bank,
where they purpose opening a branoh !n
that village. For many yearn Mr, Far.
an wan the only banker in Elora, but
Ow there are two chartered banks,
note for onrhug, both of whioh ameae.
merits may be carried on at the mune
time. Tenders for the erection aelwd
for, bttildinn to be oompleted by Deo. let.
P..rtion'arly sad woe the death ref Fred,
H. Crich which coonrred ma Saturday,
Sept. 24th, at Portage la Prairie. The
doceaeed, up until a few months ago, was
employed at Wm. Pickard & Co.'e, Have
Ing a desire for the West, be eoonred a
good position et Portage la Prairie.
Some few xveeke ago he wee 8Erio1leu with
typhoid fever, but was apparently getting
better, when from some n0tnpiiontion he
died quire suddenly. His mother, Mrs.
John Urirh, who left to be in attendanoe
a6 hie bedside, arrived a few hours too
late to see him alive, the train being de -
!eyed some Mx heart by a landslide. The
remains were brought home to Seatorth;
the funeral taking place on Wednesday
of last week from his mother's residence,
Jarvis street, to pace of interment in
Maitlandbank cemetery. The deceased
was an Odd Fellow, and membere of the
order from Clinton and Brussels j tined
Ci.O(1or•iel:.
Itis rumored that the new G. T. R.
freight shed will be erected thin Fall.
A lumber ahed is being pat up at the
mill of the Godsrioh Pinning Mill Co.
about 50veutyfive or eighty feet in
length,
St. Andrew's ward has the record for
big rate, Jamison Reid having trapped
0110 that mee.nred twelve inches without
counting 111 the tail.
George Sta000mb0 has hie old house in
St. Andrew's ward polled down and the
fonndation in for the new brink reeidenae
he intends potting up.
F. W. and 0harle0 W, Doty and others
have 1000ived a charter from the Ontario
Government empowering them, with a
there capital of $40,000, to make engines,
boilers and machinery, and to build
veseole,
George Switzer, who had been an in
mate Of the jail for some time, 008 taken
to the Aeylum for Idiots at Orillia on
K
01,111,..1,aaaa 1,,.1 ,,.. bindll,'&r11,
F it pays to push an article it pays to push it to some purpose
and to push it more with an object of gaining permanent trade
than of temporary profit. Many people think it impossible to
find a first-class General Store in a town this size.
If you are not prejudiced and are open to conviction you can
be convinced that there is one here by calling at Jamestown P. 0.
and General Store where you will find a fine and modern stock of
Dry Golds, Dress roods,
Prints, rams, Crash, Notioas
and Groceries always Fres11.;
We buy direct from the largest Jobbing Horses and Mauu-
facturers in the country and by so doing we are always sure of
obtaining first-class goods, and as we are not paying enormous ex-
penses in rent, clerk hire, city taxes, coo , we can sell goods at the
most reasonable prices.
We have now some ends in Prints, Dross goods, Wrap-
perettes which will be sold regardless of Dost, also some lines hi
Shoos will have to go. We do not wish to carry, if possible, Goods
out Of Season.
We are just loading up for Fall and Winter trade with a
fine stock of newest *les in our different departments.
We now handle beat grade of Manitoba Flour and find it
getting a ready sale.
Family trade is especially solicited as Your patronage is
always appreciated no matter how small your purchases. You
may rest assured it will be our constant mini to sell you the best
goods that can be obtained and at -reasonable prices.
We are very grateful to those who have dealt with our wagon
on the road so very liberally Summer and those who can see
their Wayclear to dome a 0 O tO the
store � e i make itprofitable for
,
v all fi
p
them as we always try and keep up Farm Produce to the highest
notch.
Try us on Driod apples, Butter, loose or in tubs, Eggs, Lard,
Tallow, Potatoes, and Fowl of all kinds as soon as weather will be
cool enough for shipping as we ship direct,
wholovhdbeban'bdloeu mels
fF.
J"AMES',TQ W N
,''4.r.vVoOel.
Mies Maggie Bolton has resumed her
poeitioo ae indorses for Hugh Porter
after a len3the0ed siege of typhoid fever.
Pein2fpel Norrie hue returned 1.1 town
and reeomad Ilia 30811100 180 prboc%pal of
our Bohm!. He has almost neat..!} re•
covered from hie eioge of tvph0ld fever
but le et111 feeling the effeoto of the
dieeaee.
Mra, Andrew Stevenson, who hoe but
00oently reoovered from an amok of
typhoid fever, was in town P7101. lay of
Inst week on bosiuees nod 300,14 taken
suddenly Di with heart trouble. She re-
mained at the hums of T G. Baitentyoe
till Tneeday evening, when Mr. Steveueon
oouveyed her to her home.
Suoaossl,am Pam W1NN1000.—A.11 the
Western Fair, London, the fm towing
Perth obeeeemokere were 0ioaeeelnl in
osptnring prizes. For Atlgn8t wtlitee—
W. A. Stacey, Fullerton, got 1st prize ;
W. D. Anson, Atwood, 2nd prize ; li,. H.
Green, Trowbridge, Ord ; Miss Mary
Morrison, Newry, 4th. For August
oolored—R. H. Green, Trowbridge, ob-
tained let prize. Mr. Green also captur-
ed the sweepstakes p1lx•'e for obreee.
We are 0orry to report that James
Ferguson is suffering considerably from
inflammation in his right eye. The eye
was injured some few years 83o by a
tech flying up and striking the maitre of
the eye ball. Al that time the aooident
08,180,1 Mr. Ferguson intense peen and
almost totally destroyed his eight, he be-
ing ableonlyto discern the light of the
sen or of the ialnp, Inflammotien has
again eat up in the injured eye and there
in a possibility that the sye•ball will
have to be removed.
What might have proved a (11000 ser.
ions accident happened to Wm. Ward
and little Wallace McBain on Tuesday
afternoon of last week. It seems' that
Mr. Ward bad driven Rev. Mr, 1'aubalf
and J. W. MoBain to Listowel to catch
the afternoon train to Stratford. Oa re-
turning Mr. 'Ward and 11 011000 met
Thos. E. Sbeareee wagon, with a
cultivator fastened behind, just on the
crest of the Twambly'e hill. On one
side of the road ie a fairly deep ditch.
The horse passed the wagon quietly
enough, but when it saw the ooltivator
it eoddeuly jumped to tette side right
into the ditch, taking the 000npanta of
the buggy with it. The buggy woe up-
set but Mr. Ward pluollily held on to the
lines until Mr. Shearer was able to get
hold of tbo horse's head, and then 11e and
W011aoe crawled out from tinder the
buggy and everything was &oon pit to
right again. The baggy was badly
damaged but the oaoapante were not
seriously iujared.
TlilS FISH STORY TAKES
THE PRI6ILIURI TO B.1'i'E.
Howard Spring, one of the expert
pioneer fishermen, of Union Oity, made
a peonliar metal at Turtle lake, two miles
Northeof Union city. He was tieing a
jointed pole, with minnows for bait,
when be felt a strong pull upon hie line.
Realizing that he bad oaaght a m meter
fish, he played the real carefully and
80011 £onnd that iho boat wits befog towed
morose the lake. Straight for the shore
the fish swam, hauling the boat atter it,
and 16 was nob until Minnow water was
reached and the fish became entangled in
the weeds that it wa8 captured and baal.
ed into the boat. It proved to be te dog
fieh, four feet in length,
Seeing the tail of another fist: pro.
trading from its mouth Mr. Spring out
the dog fish open. And here is the etrange
part of this tale, A piokerel weighing 14
pounds had been swallowed by the dog
dell. But this is not all—the piokerel
was opened and found to contain cue of
the largest poroh ever seen In this tonality,
while in0i110 the perch was a good•sizod
frog. The story might stop here and
01111 be a reepeotabieyarn, bet the truth
demands the abatement that when the
frog was opened there wee found a two.
dram vial filled with goinine tablets
which had evidently been dropped into
the lake by some fisherman who had
swallowed the 'liquid portion of his
miliaria remedy.
As proof of the 08(0oity of this re.
markable tale, Mr. Spring exbibite the
vial of quinine tablets.
The death is announced at Oha'•lctte•
town, P. E, 3,, of Hon, Benjamin Dtvioe,
£ether of Sir Louie Davies of,ths Supreme
Court, He was 91 years old,
Between 800 rind 1,000 of 111e m'ohin•
fate and [tilled nada and blaelomaitht 011
0114 0. P. R. between Fort William and
Vancouver went on strike an Satnrtiay.
The Ring hoe graoionsl granted bis
permission Cox the palettes of Hie portrait
by J. Colon Forbes, the wail -known
Onnedian artieb, bo be hang in the !louse
of
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Oomm0ne at Ottawa.
.Hamel the 83200 n 1
o di lg paymaster of
o city of Montreal, bag been arrested
Havana, and will be handed over ander
o new extradition treaty between
rear Britain and Cuba,
Frank Armstrong, aged 12 gents, wag
last week 01nt to Viotorlh Industrial
School for five yoare, for eating fire to a
building oonneeted with the Boys' Home,
of whioh he W80 an inmate,
Two guest8 of the Conti Motel et Dew;
eon were eerien0ly injured in leaping
from an almar window to e80ap0 a fire
that 0taeted In the hotel and epreaa until
$200,000 weals of property was destroyed,
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An Aim In View.
That aim is to win your trade and heli it. A flora lilts a strong
abareoter, attaihe 8000088 by doing well, whatever it undertakes, never
countenancing a policy that in any way will create dietruet, never allowitig
miorepreeeolt1ion to (weep into its advertieemente, nor resorting to bona
1113. Exaggeration and misleading statements may receive attunaio, for a
while, but permanent amuse comae only through honorable merbnds.
The long continued gno0e0e of this stare bas been attained by the quality
of its merohandise, the aorrectnese of its prima, the eer0iee given and the
q oe-operation of many loyal auatemere. Below we quote a few orlon wkfrb
a wilt be found interesting reading, as most of these goods were bought he.
1.L ,fore the advance in prices, and buying as w8 do, in case and bade i.ao
f(Brea from the manufactures for spot oath, we got very law priors
e_ —Good Grey Cotton, wide width, now worth le, for Go.
e" —Bleached Ootton, good width, no worth 7o, for 3u.
--f''laorlelette Blankets
large size now
worth I26 for ox 31.
—Heavy Oattonade, befit quality, wort! 300, for 260.
14 4 —Heavy Shirtinge, feet adore, now worth 16o, for 121o.
—Rook! E
as Drill Shirting, now worth 180,for i6c.
Iettee
—Fiann
o , in fancy stripes, worth 7e, for 50.
IT —Imported Flannelettes, soft finish, wide width, worth 12in, for 101,
r,3 II 2—Men's Wool Fleeced Shirts and Drawers, worth OOo, for 60o.
' —Men's Heavy Socks, all wool worth 18o, 2 pair for 25o.
—Men's Overalls, with or without bibs, at 50o. 75o nod $1.
u°'d —Men's Bain Coate, sewed 9e0me, very special at $2.60
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BUGG-IES
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IS THE BEST
Beware of Imitators and Imitations.
'lll'In'l111A71 eb'II,a4'111'Id'W4,'II,0,
Superior Material, Workmanship and Finish in all our goods.
Building from 10,000 to 12,000 Vehicles yearly we have our would-
be competitors distanced in numbers.
We have still a few of these "Old Reliables" in up-to-date Fini011
and Design to show you.
Does Quality count with you ? If so be sure to call as we can
certainly interest you.
Best Goods Procurable at Close Prices.
We have a number of other makes to show you, including the
"Plattsville," "Palmerston" and "Guelph."
Also a number of comparatively new Second-hand Rigs, of 011111 '
makes, for sale at low prices.
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Apples will be bought on and after Septem-
ber 1.2111, at the
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BRUSSELS EVPtEAT
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Apples may be shaken off the trees. Wind-
falls and Packers' Culls will be bought at the
Highest Market Price.
Small or Soft Apples will not be taken.
dNO. CUNNINGHAM
PROPRIETOR.
PROPRIETOR.
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WE are now ready for 1004
with a larger stock of Buggies
than ever we had and a walk
through our Show Booms w111
convince intending purchasers
what our stock is. We have kept the lead and intend to do so if
good rigs will do it.
We have added to ons Buggy Tops tb;ie seaoon a Spring to prevent the
bolts and rivete from breaking, This he been a long felt Want,
We hove 4 etylee of Axles—Duet and Oil Proof, Long Dietanoe, 1000
Miles, and the Noisolese Axtee, also a few of the old etylee.
A.11 Steel Body Haagen and all trimmed with beet Leather.
Along with our own Buggies we handle a number of first-class
Factory Buggies.
Our Wagons are all Oak 'with 2i. and 9 inch tires ; Trunks awl.
Medium size.
We invite every iut0uding purebaser .to 0831 and Bay
teem 810 and nave money,
EWAN & Co Brussels.