The Brussels Post, 1900-8-16, Page 8A
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ll $0, Yea need ('lasses.
Do your eyes burn?
ll so, You need Ulasses,
Does the type become blurred in reading?
If so, Yon need Glasses.
po you stiffer from frontal headache?
Il so, Olasses will Help You.
Do you know if you have perfect eyesight?
H not, we can Inform You,
�f WILL, COT YOU NOTHIf4O.
A. adman
M)ruggistand Graduate Optician,
Brussels, Ont.
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BAKING
POWDER , I
Our Government is about mak.
ing a collection of the Baking Powdere
on the market with a view of preventing
the sate of all each containing alum and
to inetitete prooeedinge against all
Vendors of ouch powders, This will be e
good thing for Deadmen'e Baking Powder
es we have been laboring under the die.
advantage of baying to compete with
those cheap dud Injurious Powdere con.
Mining alum. We guarantee Deadmaa'e
Baking Powder to be pure and healthful,
and claim there in none better. We will
oontinue to sell at the old price, 250, per
Ib, Manufaotared and for agile by
G. A. Deadman,
Druggist, Optioian & Bookseller.
STRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
1 9OIIT0EItN ExIMN%ION W. 0. & II.
'.a'Trains leave Brussels Station, North
tend 'Soatb,asfollowe:
Gormo Sousa. GOING Nouns,
Express 7:18 a.m, I Mail 0:10 p.m
tem 46 a.m, i Express 8:17 p.m
gnat e s items,
A chiefs-amang ye takin' notes,
An' faith he'll prent f t.
New wheat.
SPLENDID rain.
Dors rapidly shortening,
Canon, meeting next Monday.
MANITOBA excursion on Saturday of
this week.
��-' anoseere Base Ball team plays in
Wingham on Thursday of this week.
Biwaeois Bowlers beat Kincardine by
21 shots at the lake town on Thursday of
last week.
A entre of foot ball by electric light is
ou deck at Wingham on Tuesday evening
next between Brussels and Wingham.
Pan home of Mre. E. 0. Lowry is
placarded with a diphtheria card this
week. We hope she will have a speedy
reuovery.
ANuMMBER of Brueeelites attended the
Listowel berme races on Tbnreday and
Friday of last week. W. F. Scott was
one of the judges.
R, K. Bose is giving his flour mill a
regular overhanging end sent part of the
machinery to Galt. Mill will be running
in a few days again better than ever.
D. A. Lowax and staff are at work on
tbenew Methodist personage and have
the first story of the building about cog.
pleted as far as the brink work is con-
cerned.
Scoot. BOARD met last Friday evening
bat there was no bueineee. The removal
of W.F. Vanetone from town will neoee.
sitate the election of a new member on
this Board.
CARD os THANES. -The undersigned
wishes to return her thanks for the
prompt payment of the $2,000 benefloiary
held by her late husband in the H. 0. T.
11., Brnseele, aleo to the I. 0, 0. F. for
the siok and funeral benefits.
Mae. Giro. BARKER, Braesele.
Eno TDB Toaoaro WORLD. -The Tor-
onto World'a daily financial articles and
natio and live etook reporte are aocmrate'
and full, and are looked for by everyone
interested in them. The World ie pab-
liebed every day in the year and devotee
int energy to getting out a fleet -oleos
morning paper.
FODESTIIRe Hien Comm. -The High
Court of the Independent Order of
Foresters, having juriediobion over West-
ern Ontario, will meet in Goderieh on
Tuesday and Wednesday the 28th and
2911e of August. It is expected that about
250 representatives will be io attendance.
The High standing committee will con-
vene on August 27th.
EAST Heron Fall Feir in Brussels on
Thursday and Friday, 001. 41h and 5th.
Oa the evening of the second day a grand
Concert will be given in the Town Hall
at which H. R, MoDonend, the well
known baritone soloist, of London, and
J. H. Cameron, the clever vocalist and
elooationist, of Toronto, will take pert
...tweieted by the beet local talent.
Innis SmBwALR8, --The new cement
walks a�K., ninisbed err` William, Market,
Thomas, John, Tarnberry, part of Queen,
Prima, Elizabeth, Frederick and Hawk
streets and good progreee ie being made
on Flora street. The etakes are set for
the Sontb aide of King street and Albert
street will also come in for attention on
both sides. Mr. Lloyd is doing an 810061.
lent job and perfume contemplating new
walks should have their wants supplied
this season ae the future oontraote will be
small and consequently likely high priced.
Blunt= 11tzerv.-The Listowel Ban.
ner speaks of bhe recent foot ball match
bare; as folioWe"Tdav DID IT.-
The Marlboro' Football olab went to
i Brussels on Monday evening and played
a game of football with the team of that
town, which wag a.botly contested one,
bat the g Maritioroe being a more superior
r
team than their opponents easily defeat-
ed them, by a wore of two goals to one.
The score would have been a mnoh
larger one hed it not been far excellent
work done by the defence line.
They did it, yes they did it
And they didn't think it wrong.
They did it, yes they did it
And it didn't take them long.
There'e no nee of ne deoeiving you
For upon our word we couldn't
Brueeele tried to defeat the Listowel boys
But to their earpriee they couldn't."
A LEraEn has been received from Lorue
Hunter from Devil Fish Bay.
Woax will be oommenced at the en.
largement of the Graham block next
week.
F. S. SCOTT'S new briok stable has bean
completed. He hae put Dement Boors in
the ensile.
JAox PEPPER helped Seaforth win a
football victory at Berlin last Monday.
He played in hie old position as back.
TEE road grading machine was utilized
on Thursday in eoraping the mud off
Main street preparatory to gravelling.
J. T, Ross ie patting additional ehely.
ing in his store to afford a000mmodation
for a stook of °rookery he is adding to
his business.
Anna. MaNau and belpere are briok-
venerring the residence of T. Nichola,
Jobn street. 11 will be a comfortable
residence when oompleted.
ROBERT 61oOuronnoo informe TRE POST
that hie "dangbter" reported in last
week's issue is a son. We humbly apolo.
glee to the young gentleman for the mien
take.
NOT OoRDEOT.-It was rumored that
Joseph Clegg, the well known drover, was
out of bueineee bat he says that state.
meat is not correct as he is still in it bat
will not be pushed so hard einoe hie eon
ie dividing the labor with him,
A COMPETITION for a pair of bowls is
being arranged by persons who are not
regular players in the Bowling team.
There will be at least 15 eompetitore and
everybody will play with everybody and
the winner of most points secures the
bowie.
Ton Goderiob paper 'says :-On Tues-
day two rinks of bowlers from Brussels
played two rinke of the Goderiob olob
and the vieitore were the victors by 8
ebote. The playing was exceedingly
erratic, aa a Brussels rink won at one
rink by 22 and lost at the other by 14.
I. 0. 0. F. -Thursday evening of next
week every member of Western Star Odd
Fellows' Lodge is asked to be prevent.
There will be two initiations and also
two presentations of Veterans' Jewels to
Bros.l.eatherdale and Spence, who have
been members for the pest 25 years.
Wingham Degree Team bas been invited
for that evening.
Tag Kincardine Review says :-An
investigation ie being held into certain
chargee preferred against Petrick Heifer -
man, provinoial constable, by Dr.
Holmes, of Brnesais. He is charged
with having used his office as prosecutor
under the Scott Aot for the pnrpoee of
wringing hush money out of hotel -keep -
ere ; with inciting haraeeing litigation
from motives of personal pique ; with
being offensively violent to his prisoners.
The evidence so far taken by the In-
apeotor of Legal Offroee for the Ontario
Government shows that there is some.
thing in the aherges. Further evidenoe
will be taken on September 18,
ANOTEEa DEPEAT,-Here is the dis-
couraging comment the Kincardine Re.
view gives of the Broseele,Kinoardine
bowling aonteet in the letter town on
Thursday of last week Kiooardine
bowlers are not accustomed to victory.
winning and they become eo aaooetomed
to defeats that they take them as a
matter of course. Two rinks from Brus-
sels came up on Thursday evening and
gave the Kincardine bowiere a defeat to
think of. The story ie told in the fol-
lowing table :-
BRUSSELS KINCARDINE
BINE N0. 1.
R. Leatherdale Dr. Mo0rimmon
A.
Cowley R. Rose
3. H. Cameron J. Moffat
D, 0. Rose, ek..28 W. Bishop, sk..10
RINE N0. 2.
G. F. Blair A. Mitchell
James Irwin W. Harvie
Dr. MoNanghton W. Hay
J. N, Gordon, ek..19 W. Murray, ek..16
Totals 47 26
Brnseele winning by 21 shote.
What bluff 1 0 1 yea the Marlboros
"easily" defeated our team, just a walk
over for those valiant klckere from the
Eaet but the Banner wisely omitted to
publish the names of their players for
every reader :would then easily dieoern
that about half the nambsr wore out -
eiders. Listowel paid Bruosele the best
possible compliment when they sent to
Berlin for the crack Rangers to show
what a "superior"'team those Marlboros
tire.
T
1RoseitLe Fall Pair Oot. 4 and 0,
Rug eidewauf gang is at work on the
South side of Xing street,
I formerly
Will, J, Stewart, of Bradford, f rmar y
of Bruseels, loot 60m0 01 his good clothes
whiio camping at Jaokeon Point, by fire
from an acetylene gas stove,
',rig conneeting link of grnnolitbia
sidewalk boo been put down in front of
5, 71, Jackson's shop by the Oonery Oo,
Tbey left town on Wednesday.
Tara particle guilty of vandalism at the
old Revere House in the deetruotion of
the fence On Wednesday night may yet
wish they had not been quite eo flueh.
HARVeeT apples are a drug on the
market and Geo. Edwards' cider mill is'
being palled into regniefbion already in
jelly, apple sena and cider manufactory,
Tan -Autumn sittings of the High
Court of Justice for the County of Huron
will be held e,e follows ;-Jury 81111050,
before Justios .Mergueon, Tuesday, Sep.
tember llth ; on jury sittings, before
Jnatioe Faloonbridge, Monday, Novem•
her 121h,
Vnenne Le CBoxoerroee, -Lent week
there was handed to '.CEE POST quite a
auriooity in the shape of a potato, whioh
upon being at open exposed to view two
email potatoes that bad grown on the
interior, a email stem feeding them
throngb a Beam in the large potato, -In
the garden of David Renate le another.
peculiar vegetable growth after the
similitude of a pumpkin. It was not
planted by than but like Topsy, of
'talent lore, just "growed," The stalk
is over 15 feet long and le flat and several
inches wide, with braoohee of leaves at
regular intervals. Ite growth le moat
rapid. There are 8 small pumpkins, or
whatever they would be called, on the
vine. The only name it has so far is
"What-is.it."-J. G. Skene has a sample
of tomato -Henderson's Pondorose-that
would be difficult to out -do. On one
stalk we counted 32 tomatoes ranging in
weight from n a pound to ld. If this is
anything like an average yield this variety
ehould speedily find favor but we fancy
everybody's garden is ,not in the shape
Mr. Skene's ie.
BASE BALL. - Brussels and Gorrie
crossed bats for the4tb time this season in
Gorrie last Saturday. Brussels went to
bet fleet and soored two rocs and tben
Gorrie in their half soared one run.
Bain then fell heavily, but in a few
minutes it ceased eo the game proceeded.
At the end of the fourth, filth and sixth
innings the snore was a tie. Braesele
failed to eoore in their half of the 71b
innings, but Gorrie, amid a downpour of
rain, got a man across the plate and the
game was called ae the rain fell heavily
for some time eo that the grounds were
unfit to connote the play. The spsota-
tore received the worth of their money
but their notions and then of the Gorrie
team wbeu Brnseele wee ahead were
such that has spoiled base ball in many
towns. Sleeman and Thomson did the
twirling for Brussels and were well sup-
ported by Hamilton behind the bat,
The nom was as follows :-
GOBBIE, R 0 BBIIesELs R 0
McLaughlin, lb 9 2 Sleeman, 213 2 8
G Ardell, p 1 3 Soott, 1D 8 1
T Ardell, rf 2 1 Hamilton, 0 0 0
Mase, 21) 1 4 Rem of 0 2
Sharpie, of 1 8 Thomson, p ...,., 0 2
McLaughlin, 9b 1 1 W Rookie, rf 0 4
Wright a 1 2 Gilpin, gib 1 8
..
W Ardeif 69.... 0 0 Griffith, 1f 2 2
Gamine, 11 2 2 8' Roche, se 3 1
12 21 11 21
Gorrie 1 1 8 1 8 0 1-12
Brussels' , 2 3 3 0 8 0 0-11
Geo. Mo0lellan, of the Standard Bank,
Braesele, umpired the game.
ENTEEED INTO REST. -About 6,30 Tries -
day evening the spirit of Mrs. W. D.
Brothers took its flight. She was a
daughter of Mrs. James Wilson, Eliza.
beth street, et whose residence she has
been sins Jaly 1899. On August 27th,
1889, deoeased was united in marriage to
W. D. Brothers, of Milton, and owing to
her husband's poor health they removed
to California where he died at Berkeley
in April 1899. Mrs, Brothers' health
was somewhat impaired during the ill-
ness of her husband and despite the beet
medical treatment ehe gradually deolined
until she passed triumphantly to her
eternal home. She is survived by 2 sone
and a daughter, Herbert, Muriel and
Sydney, the eldest being 9 years of age,
who will reside with their grandmother.
The future had no shadows for the eob-
jeot of this notice bat with Christian
fortitude she arranged her business af-
fairs, spoke of necessary arrangements
in reference to ber burial and bade her
love ones Good-bye in anticipation of &
happy mullion in her Father's honee.
The funeral took plane on Thursday
afternoon, Rev. G. 3. &bey, of St. John's
church, and Mr. McKay, who is supplying
for Rev. J. Rose, of Melville cbaroh, tak-
ing the service. All the members of the
family were home excepting Mrs.
Falconer, of Chicago, who was unable to
get owing to illnese. The relatives are
deeply sympathised with in their be-
reavement by a large circle of friends by
whom the deceased was greatly beloved
tuber many good gnalibiee of both head
and heart. Interment was made in the
family plot in Brussels oemetery, The
pall bearers were Jae. Fox, G. 7', Blair,
A. Strachan, G. A. Deadman, D. 0. Rose
and A. M. McKay.
MATRIMONIAL, - The following item,
clipped from the Lake of the Woods
Daily of the 8th inst., refere toe. daugh-
ter of our townsman, Jae. Kelly, Mill
street : "Leet evening at the residence
of James and Mrs. Kelly, Fitbh street,
Bat Portage, Miss Frank S. Kelly, a
sister of Mr. Kelly, was united in the
holy boucle of matrimony to Robert Owen,
of cypress River, Manitoba. The cere-
mony wag performed by Rev. J. W. B.
Page. The bride was attired in white
organdie with silk and pearl trimmin s
and carried it shower baguet of red and
wbite roses, Mise Emma MoNaugbton,
of this town, sod Miss Mamie Kelly and
Lulu McLeod, neioee of the bride, were
maids of honor. Miss MaNaugbton was
dressed In a pretty pale green organdie,
and wore a begat of carnations. The
other two young ladies were strand in
white lawn and each held a pretty
baguet. Geo. Kelly, a brother of the
bride, aesisted the groom through the
oeremony, after whioh the company sat
down to a eampbuous wedding supper.
The happy couple left by the Imperial
Limited this morning for a short honey
moon trip to Lake Winnipeg, after Which
they will settle down at Cypress River,
where the groom le a proeperoue farmer
and grain buyer. The bride was the
recipient of many valuable and useful
presents, and their namer0us friende
here and in the Weet unite in wishing
tben a happy and prosperous journey
over the ea of life." The many friende
ofthe bride in Brunetti and locality wil
be unanimous in their good wisbee,
H0170116 AT THE PLUM Exa09ITIex.-The
Ingersoll Chronicle of Ang. 10th says :-
We are pleased indeed to be able to state
that the Noxon Oo., Limited, have been
awarded upon their exhibit at the world's
greet fair in Paris, France, the grand
prix (highest award obtainable) and gold
medal. We have 1;re rea
at eon to feel
proud of our town to
think that it pos.
seams an industry capable of turning out
a line of goods worthy of such an honor
as the one just conferred upon this oom-
pany'e exhibit, A few menthe ago we
predioted for this firm under its new
management a very brilliant future, bob
little thougbt that in se short a time its
output would be raised to snob a high
point of exoellonae that in oompetition
with the world's greatest manufactures
of agrianitoral implemente the Noxon
Co'e. exhibit should have gained each
marked dietinotion, it being the only
Canadian firm exhibiting to whiab this
prize wen given for the Ara time. The
company has just reoeived a letter from
the Canadian Oommiesioner General in
Paris, oongratulating them upon the
5200eee achieved and thanking them for
contributing so largely towards bringing
Canada and her industries so prominent-
ly before the world. We might say that
the Noxon Co's. exhibit there comprises
representative maohinee from their full
line of cultivating, eeeding, haymaking
and harvesting implemente.
u x!
Business Locals,
0A00 for batter and eggs, A. Oousley.
flpaioonTApori house to rent, with stable
and good garden, on Alexander street.
Poueeeeion sum be given early in Santora.
her, For farther particulars apply to
Ti Voile,
Warren, eggs, lSo„ batter, 180, Tie
sale still goes 04 for three weeks with
the abeepR 1Z, rates: A k those who
have been here how they liked their
parcels, G. A, Pane, Winghatu.
Consomme boric with lot, pump, am,
well located, for sale or to rent, on Turn.
berry street, Braesele. Farther inlor•
motion and the key may be had by oali.
Mg at Tan Poor, Poseeesion may be bad
at onoe.
1LRS0\AI. PARAGRAPHS.
Wendell Holmes le on the elok list this
week.
Mee Mary Oantelon is book from ber
holidays.
Miss Jennie Bloomfield is visiting in
Toronto,
Edgar Wake, of Owen Sound, is visit.
Ing in town.
Mrs. Hyslop, of Windsor, is vieiting
litre. Jno. D. Ronald.
Duna, Stewart ie home from Wing -
ham for big holidays.
Miss Edith Inman ie home from
Guelph for her holidays.
Mies Ballantyne, of Stratford, is vieit-
ing 111100 Hazel Johnston.
James Beattie, of Derham was in
town during the past week.
Fred, McCracken and wife are vielting
et Paisley and Owen Sound.
Mee Skeae, of Dornooh, wag the guest
of Mre. J. G. Skene lug week.
Joey Good is helping G. A. Deadman
to take are of bio bees and honey.
Mies Sarah Bowes, of Elora, is vieiting
her cousin, Miss Lizzie Leatberdaie,
Miee Isabel Irwin spent a few days
last week visiting friende in MoKiliop.
Mrs. McGregor, of Seaforth, was the
guest of Mrs. Wm. Martin, Flora street.
Mise Gertie Zillion iehome from a visit
of several weeks with relatives at Bel-
more.
Misses Allis Ferguson and Ada Main.
prize spent Sunday with friende near
Blyth,
Mies Amanda Button, of Detroit, was
visiting at her unole's, Alex, Forsyth,
last week.
Wesley Beattie and family, of Sea -
forth, were at Alex. Forsyths, King st,,
on Sunday,
Mrs. N. H. Young and Mrs. and Mies
Moser, of Blyth, were visitors in Bro.
eels on Thursday.
Rev. A. McKibben, B. A., of Strath-
roy, was bolidayiag fn town with his
mother and sisters,
Miss Teenie Sinclair, Prinoees street,
is visiting friende in Listowel, Moles.
worth and Fordwioh,
Mrs, MoLeanen and Mise Lizzie, of
Seafortb, were renewing old friendebips
in Brussels last Sunday.
J. N. Gordon, of the Standard Bank,
Brnseele, is away for a few weeks holi-
days in Northern Ontario.
Mre, (Dr,) Snider and Eva and Mrs.
(Dr,) Holmes are away at Port Elgin en.
joying Lake Huron breezes.
Robb, Inman, of Stratford, is in town.
He Dame to attend the funeral of his
wain, the late Mrs. Brothere.
Wm. Edwards, his daughter, Mary
Jane, and son, James, of Bellmore, were
visitors at George Edwards this week.
Wilber Baker was away at Exeter on
Wednesday attending the funeral of bie
aunt who departed this life on Monday.
Mre, Gallangber and Mise Wooke, of
Belmore, and Mrs, W. Bright, of Toron-
to, were visiting Mre. Zilliax during the
past week.
Mies Braden, a former tender in our
Public eobool, is here from St. Thomas,
visiting Mies Minnie Moore and other
old friende,
Mrs. (Dr.) Knechtel, of Winnipeg, is
bare on a visit with relatives and friends.
She is a daughter of D. B. and Mre.
Moore, Turnberry street.
Miss Mina Norton, of Listowel, was in
town renewing old friendships, She is
one of the Publio sobool teaching staff in
Listowel and is a good teacher.
Mise Dora Smith leaves next week for
Toronto where ehe will attend the Nor-
mal eobool to secure her professional 2nd.
Plias Smith is a euoaeoefal teaoher.
R. W. Jewitt and wife, who are visit-
ing here, rebury to Cromarty on Satur-
day so that Mr. Jewitt will be ready for
the opening of his school next Monday,
Miss Mary Rose, William street, is
may on a holiday outing to Montreal,
Ottawa, Toronto and Guelph. She is
a000mpanied by Mies Jessie Rose, of the
Royal oily.
Mine Maud Kelly has gone to Paris,
Ont., where she will take a position.
Brussels young ladies appear to be favor-
ites in Poria ea there are 10 or a dozen
111 ere now.
Lorne Pringle expecte to take a poen
tion as stenographer in the office of Mr.
McNair in the Board of Trade building,
Toronto. He will go to the Queen City
In a week or s0,
W. H. Willie, the beetling boot and
oboe man of Seafortb, was in town on
Sunday and Monday. It was a case of
"Where the treasure ie, &o.," Mrs. W.
and sone are visiting hare.
Geo., Mre. Powell and Mine May, of
Toronto, are holidaying at J. G. Skene's.
Mr, Powell is the Principal of John street
school in the Queen city and he is also
the author of a new school atlas.
Mies Jennie Howe will leave in a few
weeks for Clinton where she will attend
the Co, Model school. Sbe secured her
certificate 6 years ago
and intends ends te
aob-
'ng when her Model term is concluded.
Mies Howe should makes capital teacher.
Mre. S. Pearson, who has been a well-
known and reepsoted resident of Brnseele,
for the past 40 years, lett on Tuesday for
Port Huron, Miob., wbere she purposes
residing with her daughters, Mre. Hol-
land and Mre, Pelton. The former ao.
sompanied her on the journey.
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HEAD Ol»FIOE, - TORONTO
OAPI`.f'Ai'a PAID TTP (One Million Dellars) 91,000,000
RPlS7t • 5700,000
Agencies in ell principal po€rats in Ontario, Quebec,Manitoba, United Statoo Onolafsl,
irT i?PssfG°.brs fd R.$.l i''T1.
A General Banking. Bueinees Transaoted, Vermont' Notee Discounted.
Drafts Isom d and Collections made on all pointe,
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT,
interest allowed on deposits of 01,00 and apwarde and oompounded h elf yearly.
8asarAn AewenefoN cone TO Win 001,1;E0TI0N or FAReigns' San NoTEs,
Avery facility afforded Ouetomere living at dietanos.
payable ab any bank Weed
Homey Orders ise
at the following rates
Under 510 ,.. 80, 520 to $80,...120
510 to 620.,..100, 30 to 49,.,,i4o
J, N. GORDON, A8ENT.
J. N. Kendall and family, who have
been residents of Brussels fora number
of years, left for Vancouver, B. 0„ on
Thursday forenoon of last week, The
only representative of the family left in
town is Danby who has a position in R.
Lsatberdale's furniture and undertaking
establishment, Mr. Kendall intends go.
ing extensively into poultry and the rear-
ing of Belgian bares in the West which
is said to be a profitable business. Tan
Poor wishes the family every success and
will be glad to hear of their prosperity.
Morris Council Meeting.
Council met according to adjournment,
in the Ooanoil Room, August 6th.
Members all present ; Reeve in the
chair I minutes of last meeting read and
confirmed. Moved by Mr. Cardiff,
emended by Mr. Shaw, that Jno. Bell be
paid 510 for putting in culvert at lot 2,
con. 5. Moved in amendment by Mr.
Oode, seconded by Mr. Jaokeon, that Mr.
Bell be paid $9 for putting in said col-
vert. -Amendment oarried. An account
of arbitrators' ante for the forming of 8,
S. No. 12, Morrie and Hallett, amounting
to 538,50 was presented. Moved by Code,
seconded by Jaokeon, that the clerk be
instruoted to write Mr. Robb for a de.
tailed statement of said oats as we eon -
Bider the bill exaeesive.-carried. On
motion of Shaw and Oode, John Mooney
was appointed collector for the current
year at a salary of 586. On motion of
Jackson and Shaw, Treasurer's half.
yearly etatement as read was accepted
as eatiefaobory. On motion of (lode and
Jaokeon, the Reeve and Councillor Sbaw
were appointed iuspeotore re Garnees
drain. On motion of Oode and Shaw abs
Reeve was instructed to pay the con.
tractor 560 for work performed on
Garness drain. By-laws No. 6 and 7
were duly read and passed, Oo motion
of Shaw and Jackson the Reeve and
Treaenrsr were instruoted to borrow
$1,000 to meet oarrant expenses. AA -
coots were ordered to be paid as follows
Wm. Maunders, gravelling on E. Boun•
dary, 518.75 ; D. Farqubareon, gravel
and work, 522.98 ; P. Kelly, gravel and
tile drain, $26.25 ; J. Thaell, gravel and
work, 528.81; Geo. Henderson, use of
eoraper, 60o ; McLean & Son do, 50o ;
T. Raeeep,l culvert and gravel,' 514.50 ;
J. McCaughey, underbruehing and re.
pairing culvert, 58.60; A. MoOall, under.
brushing, $3,62 ; H. Fear, culvert and
grading, 53.00 ; Wm. Taylor, gravelling,
515.40; Wm. Jaokeon, building fence,
54.50 ; Jno. Bell, culvert, 59.00 ; Jno.
McKinnon, gravelling on W. Boandsry,
558.00 ; 0. Barber, grading on W. Boun-
dary, $4.00 ; R. Warwiok, inspeoting W.
Boundary, $4,50 ; B. Bosman, gravel
and inspecting work, 57.15 ; Jno. Mo.
Bannon, gravelling on Bide line, 521.53 ;
Duff &Stewart, repairing bridge, 520.15;
Jas. Irwin, printing, 5201 Jno. McKin-
non, job on 4th line, 522.40 ; O, MoCrae,
inepeobiogand spreading gravel, 57.25;
0. MoClelland, lumber and spikes, $2.20;
J. Walsh, gravel on W. Boundary, 55,66;
0. Pollard, gravelling on E. Boundary,
556.54; Jas. Bolger, inspecting on E.
Boundary, 518.25 ; A. Oakley, gravelling,
925.32 ; Geo. Powell, spreading gravel,
51,87 ; R. Johnston, repairing culvert,
50o ; Jno. Potter, drain, 560 ; J. Golley,
gravel on W. Boundary, 511,97 1 for
gravel, Il. Laundy $15.06, F, Keys 52.56,
3. Mooney 55.96, J. Roe 54 80, F. Healy
70o, J. Breokenridgs 53.10, Wm. Skel-
ton $3.45, G. Kirkby $3.66, W. Sboldioe
$4.00, A. Batton 53.60, 13. Bosman 53.50,
M. Watson, $7.15, T. Wright 56,50, A.
Jaokeon 51.67, W. MoCrae $9,00, 0,
Pollard $10, T. Maunders 52.45, 0. Mo.
Clelland 52,45, E. Irwin 52.15, 0. Camp.
bell $2,59, W. Little $6.00, R. Nicholson
660, R. MoMarray 52.05, W. Fraser 52 22,
A, Jackson 54. 78, W. Tnrvey $5,94, B.
Boeman 58.45, A. Cloakey 913.18, Geo.
Peacock $5.00, D. Walker 57.70. The
Oonoil then adjourned to meet again on
September 17th next. W. CLAIM,
Clerk.
Wednesday of this week Mies Carrie
Hingeton 1011 for Paris where ehe takes a
situation, Mies Hingetou will be mimed
as ebe wag an offioer in the Epworth
League, a teacher in the Methodist Sab-
bath sobooi and a member of the ehurab
choir, all of whioh she attended to faith.
fully,
Mre, S. T. Plum was visiting in Sea -
forth on Wednesday, She called on Me.
Plnm'S grandmother, Mrs. Samuel Laird,
who will be 104 years of age on Oot, 81.
She io ane of the most remarkable old
ladies in the Dominion. Mre; Will.
Ainley, Mrg. Patland of town, and Mre.
, Rotel', of Grey, are also grand.ohildron
of Hale worthy oenetarian,
Canadian INTe'vv et.
sQRaN .
ARaioraoiso, In Grey, on Aug. 7th, to
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Armstrong, a
son.
Doaoo5s.-In Wroxeter, on Aug. 6th, 60
Mr. and Mrs. John Douglas, a -son.
HuNTnn,.-In Elms, on the 8th inst., to
M. sod Mrs, Wm. Hunter, a eon.
Soauooll,-In Grey, on Jelly 26th, to Mr.
and Dire, Otto Schnook, a sou,
],QAO.ZRxa9,
ILLsO - neexsoTo - Lug.t
M N W N, Oo 8th, a
the residence of the bride's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Wellington,
Lakeside Farm, Oamlaobie, Pimp -
ton Township, Lambton Go„ by the
Rev. J. Livingston, Windsor, assist•
ed by the Rev. T. W. (Doane, of
Lambeth, and Rev. W. H. Graham,
of Sparta, the Rev. W. E. Milison,
of Geato, Colchester North, formerly
of Londesboro', to Mies Julia Well.
ington.
Owntr-Kzrov.-In Rat Portage, on Aug.
7th, at the residenoe of the bride's
brother, by Rev,. J. W. B. Page, Mr.
Robert Owen, of cypress River,
Man„ to Miss Frank S., daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Kelly, of Brussels.
stxaa-
ARafeTRONO.-IO Listowel, on August
8th, Earnest Armstrong, aged 16.
years, 9 months and 12 days.
BROTHgne.-At Brnseele, on Aug. 14th,
1900, Minnie Inman Brothere, be.
loved wife of the late Wm. D.
Brothers, Phm. B., of Berkeley.
California.
1'^,ASZ2. F.6R.9ag.
Induetriel, Toronto, Aug. 27 to Sept. 8,
Western, London, Sept. 0-16.
Walkerton, Sept. 17-18.
Exeber, Sept. 17-18
Listowel, Sept. 18-15.
Goderiob, Sept. 18-19.
Stratford, Sept. 25-26.
Milverton, Sept. 27-28.
Wingham, Sept. 27-28.
St. Marys, Oot. 2-3.
Kirkton, Oot. 4-6.
Brnseels, Oot, 4-6.
Fordwiob, cot. 6.
81i TTSSOu2.,S D6,ES=BETS,
Fall Wheat .... 62 63
Barley .,,.,. 82 38
Peas 62 53
Oats 24 28
Butter, tithe and rolls 16 16
'Elgge per dozen .. 10 11
Flonr per barrel4 00 4 50
Potatoee (per bash.) 50 50
Apples (per bag) 1 00 1 00
Sheep akine,each 80 1 00
Lamb skins each 25 25
Salt i sr 1,1,1., rt.tail 100 70
Hay per ton .... 6 00 7 00
Hides trimmed ........ 6 613
Hides rough 6 6
Hogs, Live 5 76 5 76
Wool 15 15d
Charlotte Seaton, a pabient in the
Viotoria Hospital at London, committed
suicide by hanging herself.
One hundred Canadian soldiers in.
valided in England sailed for home by
the Lake Ontario from Liverpool on
Tuesday.
James Bradshaw, lot 2, oon. 9, Downie,
brought a load of new oats to Stratford
on Monday, delivering them to the
Classic City Milling Co.
It ie said tbat a workman who has
toed in fitting up the old
been em 3
employed g p
pottery premises, Hamilton, bas toned
nearly $200 in the building.
About I,000 Icelandic, immigrants have
arrived in Manitoba einoe June 16.
More will follow this month. They are
at wont on the farms with their country.
mon.
The London Old Boys' Re -union of
1900 has come and gone, and the oitizens
of London have soared the greatest stun
0e8 yet in oonneotion with thin festive
event. The visitors were right royally
entertained, and have nothing but words
of praise for their native town and its
oitizene.
A destructive fire broke out in W. C.
Davie' general store, Heiman, on Satur-
day, at 2.80 a. m„ destroying the build.
inge occupied by MaArtbur & Go., bank.
ere ; publio library ; J. C. Stoneman,
jeweller ; V7, 0. Davis, general atom ; C.
V. Smith, milliner, and A. MOPhereon,
gentleman's furniehinl e. The Oddlel•
lows' block and G. MSEwen'e blook were
deranged to the extent of 51,000 ; covered
by insurable. 'Total loos about $10,000.
ONE CENT A WORD COLUMN.
AN apprentice wanted, about 16 years
of age, to learn the trade at
RONALD .SIRE ENGINE WOREB.
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
T.pOR SALE, - A BEAUTIFUL
A. home on Queen street, furnished or
without, at a bargain. Ap1 to
M188 01, 0AMPI?BEy0L, Broesels,
Gt RAIN SEPERA'TOR IN GOOD
working order and ennditlon for sale.
Will be sold at abargain. ELI SMITE,
Lot 4, Con. 7 Grey,
or Brussels b, 0.
Horses Stolen --Reward.
On Wednesday, July 118th, one aged horn,
dark bay, Iv bite bind foot, weigbe about
1,800 ; one bay, short hair, weighs' about
1,800, boa h eaves, Suitable reward for any
information that will lead to their runway.
WM, ERAIITER.
STRAYED ON OR ABOUT
July 12t1i, 1 aged ewe, with 1 lamb a
ebearlingewe, and awbite lamb, Any in-
formation leading to their recovery will be
thankfully received, A.E. 10A80M,
Lot 7, Oon. 6, Morris,
8-tf Sunabine P, 0,
STRAYED ON THE PREM.
rens of the undersigned, lot 80, eon,11,
Grey, on or about July 15, 4 .head of cattle,
8 of them being 2 years old and the 4th a
Spring calf, Tile owner is requested to
prove property, pay expenses and take them
away.
RROBERT MUTTS,
Gd Oraubrook P, O.
REAL ESTATE.
LARGE FARM FOR SALE. -
840 aoroa, complete notion, near
Soatltweet boundary of Manitoba, Over 100
acres under eoltivatlon. Fine two.etoreyy
honee coating over 81000, 8 miles from rail-
way ;
ail -way; river Souris passes through farm 1
near cheap coal supply, Price 04008.
Apply to 7NO. D. RONALD.
Aim, 16, 1900
FLY TIME
A0AI N
But don't Let that worry
you, We have the remedy
right here and you can have
g
any one of them—
DAVIS' FLY PADS,
SIT00 FLY,
WILSON'S FLY PADS,
TANGLEFOOT,
AND INSECT POWDER
That kills every time
A T
Fox's Drug Store.
`f1ARM FOR SALE. -FIFTY
LL' more farm for sale, forty-seven acres
wean d, the balance hardwood bush, Good
Orchard and a never failing well. Buildings
good, stone foundation lender barn, stone
cellar under house. Farm is well fenced,
nearly all straight rail. Possession could be
given at any time: For further particulars
apply to W.7, MOALLISTElt, West 1 Lot
10, 0522.17, Grey, or. Walton P, 0, Al
150 ACRE FARM FOR SALE,
Being Lot 17 and 8.7 Lot 30, 00n.
I5, Grey. On the premises is a oomfor table
house. bank barn, orchard, &o. Liberal
terms will be given to ptrohaeets. Farm
could be divided,making the.t00 and the 60
separate, For further particulars as to
prise, terms, &o., apply on the premises or
if by letter to Oranbrook P.O.
46-tf JAMBE 017i'13II,L.
M FOR SALE -100 ACRES
Ij ARSouth Half Lot 27 OmMorrie
Township, within 1 mile of Brussels. Dwell-
ing house , butldtnge and fences 00 good eon-
dition.. The lob has -a spring creek on the
front and river Maitland crosses the roar.
About 00 acres timber and a young bearing
orchard, Apply to G. A.DE4DMAN,
40. -Su Druggist, Brussels,
FOR SALE IN ETHEL VIL–
LAGn.-Tho property of the late John
Elliott, consisting of a. solid brick house,
with frame kitohen and woodshed, gond
stable and 1 acre of land al! in brat-elancondition. If not sold will bo rented. Pos-
session at any time. For particulars apply
to War. SYENan, Ethel; A201x.PATTEneovr
Galt ; or DB, MC1ELvn8, aft. Forest- 2011
FIRST - CLASS FARM FOR
SALE, -Lot 17, con, 0, Township of
Grey. 100 000ee more or less. Situate 46
miles from:Btuseele and 2 tnileefrom village
of Ethel, All cleared exoortiag 0 sores of
hardwood bush. Buildings and fences in
.clcod repair. Good wells, All ball. plowing
one. Price and terms of payment on ap-
plication to W.M. SINCLAI0
29-t1 Barrister, ,90„ Brussels.
FARM FOR SALE. -150 ACRES
Consistingof the South 1 -and South 1
of the North 1 of Lot 80, Con .2, East Wawa -
nosh. This lean oxoallent stook farm,beh,g.
well supplied with good spring water. It is
situated about 8lutles from the thriving vii.
lags of Blyth. A large 'port of it is uudor
grass. Buildings and tenon are in &fair
state o1 repair. Easy targe of payment will
be given. For all information apply to
11-tf G. F. 8LAIR. Barrister, Brussels.
FINE FARM FOR SALE.-
200 notes in the Township of Grey,
County of Huron, being lots 10 and 17, con,
11; 1 m110 from school, ohureli, poet officio,
atom and blacksmith shop ; 2 miles from
Ethel station ; 4 man front village of Bra.
hole; 1 mile from aeon factory. Tbie term
ie well fended, well underdrained and well
watered ' river Maitland rune through
Boutbeas b corner. 4 acres of good bearing
510110rd ; tags bank horn with straw sired ;
a driving oh ed, etono house and kitohon and
woodshed, 00 acme IS 100000 ; 24 acres bard -
Wood bush ; 20 aro in rough end good od-
er ; balanoo titular good oultivation, nor
lurtbor particulars apply to WM, P1801I1110,
proprietor, Oranbrook.I' 0, 0.11
T.f 'ARM FOR SALE. - FOR
1 sale Lot 21, Oonaeeeion 10, McKillop,
containing 100 acres, 80 acres cleared uud
randy for crop being well underdraio ed and
well fenced with cedar and blaok ash. The
balance is timber and pasture. There is a
smell orchard and throe good wells. There
is a good frame house etd woad alma, 0.
barn and stables SIVE foot, also sheep
bows., pig 1 m:, inn 1, went house and ell
other nee •s•arl- ou t t.a ildtnge. Itis 11 miles
Lust or the Nert11 !navel road and 1e con-
venient bu schools, al,utehes, post aloe, ate.
Is 71 reties from Ileal. rth and 10 miles from
Brueso,e. 1t is one et US, Last farms is
the township and will be sold on easy terms
ea the proprietor wishes to retire. Apply
on the promises or address Winthrop P. 0.
WM. Mo1614100x.
Notice to Creditors.
In the Surrogate Court of the County of
Huron, in the matter of tba estate of
George Baker, late of the village of
Brueeels, in the county of Huron,
grain merobant, deceased.
Notice is hereby given pureuant to Chap.
120, Sec. 88, Of the Revised Statutes of On-
tario ,1897, that all oreditors and others
havin g claims against the arm of Baellor &
V uittono, or against the estate of George
Booker, late of the village of Brnesole,
grain -merchant, aeon sod, who died on or
about the seventeenth day of July A. D.,
1000, at the village of Brun ale, in the County
of Huron, are ro,rf1uosted to send by post,
Prepaid, or to deliver to Alfred Beeker or J.
T, Gilpin, of Brussels, the executors of the
Said estate, on or before the seventeenth
day of August, A. D„ 1900, their tall name%
addresses and diecriptiono and the full
particulars of their claim and the nature of
the securities (if any) held by them.
And notice is further given that after rho
said int mentioned date the said exeontors
will proceed to distribute the assets of the
deceased among the persons entitled there-
to, baying regard only to the Mahn of
which notice shall have been given as above
required and said executor's will not bo
responsible for the assets or any part there-
of ao diatributed to any person of whose
claim notioe shall not have been received.
at the time of ouch distribution.
G, F, FLAIR,
Braesele, Ont.,
Soliottor for Executors,
Dated at B russets, August 28, 1900.
A QVESTIOH
of Spectacles.
Do your eyes tire easily ?
If so, you need Glasses,
Do your eyes burn ?
If eo, yon need Glasses.
Does the type become blurred In reading ?
If sot you need Glasses.
Do you enffer from frontal headache ?
If 00, Glasses will help yon,
Doyou know if yea have perfect eyesight ?
If not, we oan inform you.
0t will Cost Yon Nollilna,
Having the lalesb and moat up•bo•
date method :of testing your eyes wo
guarantee eatiefactiou,
MRS.T.FLETCHER!
ETCHER,
GRADUATE OPT101AN,.
4110 gradtlald of netinosoopy,