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The Brussels Post, 1900-8-30, Page 530, 1800 BUSINESS CARDS, r rONEt TO LOAN AT (5 PER omit. P, a, SCOTT, 131u3gole, II. MoOiW)IC+N-, • Issuer .of hfali'lage Lieennea, 01. fleeat Grocery, Turnborry street, Br'ussela, N, BABBETT-, Tonsorial Artist, Shop -Next door •, , North of the Standard Rank, 'melee' and Obildron'e haft (meting a epcelaltr• f• • TIA131 S FOR SALE -Tan UN - A,' tan c h 0o ra o Vanesfo nal NAP a0 er e, edw r (talo and to root, easy corms1, in TOwum 0013 of Morrie and Groy, If S. SCOW Brucsele. M. MORRISON, Issuer of Marriage Licenses, WALTON, ONT. MISS JEAN M'LAUCHLIN, -TS/40HBR OF - PIANO - AND ORGAN, uEas:V'mm=2.0s ROBERT CUNNINGHAM! 1Ngp1FAN0E, FIRE AND MARINE. GUELPH MISS SARAH LOUISE MOORE, L. O. M., Academia graduate' of Loudon Conserve tory of ;,Risks, also Member of the Aseooiated 2200103000 of Ontario, is p?'epaxed to 1000100 a limited numbor of pupils for instruction oil the plauo, Qualified to prepare pupil a for the Prinolpal's Form iu the Conservatory of Muaio. Brussels, Ontario, ALEX. HUNTER- Clerk of the Fourth, Diviolon Court, Go. Huron; Conveyancer, Notary Publw, Land, Loan 'Maid Insurance Agent ; Anotion- eor. Feuds Invented and to"loan. Oolleo- tions made. (Mae in Grabam'01Biook,Brae- eels. AUCTIONEERS. 'fll S. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION. 1' • Unit, wilt sail for better prices, to better mon, in less time and lees chargee than any other Auctioneer in Rant BUMS 01. be won't charge anything. Dates and ardent can always bo arranged at this race or by personal appltoation. DENTISTRY F. W, TWEDDLE, (FORMERLY OF eoAFOxTE) DENTIST, • Graduate of R. Gil D S., Toronto ; Post Orad - nate course at Raakel's School, Mileage, to crown andbridge work. 152-Prioes same as in surrounding towns, 31 - Office over A.It, Smith's atom, D reseals. VETERINARY. T D. 1'VARWICK- t i • Honor Graduate of. the Ontario Vet- erinaryColloge,: isponpared to treat all dle- easee of doneeeticated animals (in a oompet- rotmanner. Particular attention paid to Veterinary Dontletr Calle promptly at- tended to. Office and Infirmary -Four doors North of bridge, Turnboay et., Brunson'. LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING. SINCLAIR- Y • Barrister, Solicitor, ;Conveyancer, a Notary Public, &Oaee-Stewart's Block 1 door North of Central Hotel.l Solicitor tot the Standard B auk. F, BLAIR, BARRISTER, Solicitor, &o.. Mimi over Stand - aril Rank. Solioltor for Village of llrueeola, Mousy to Loan at lowed ratee. G. OLMERON- (Formerly of Cameron, Holt & Cameron) Barrister and Solioltor, Goderioh Ont. Oaoe-RannIton street, opposite Col. borne Hotel. MEDICAL CARDS. E. T. SNIDER, 714, U., C. M.,1 Licentiate of Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons, Eingeton ; Member of the Col- lege of Pbysielane and Surgeons of Ontario. Biomes of Woman and Children a special- ty,. Nine years' exporienee, °Moo andsee- idenoo, opposite Pinglieli,obnroh, Brussels, J: A. 'M'NAUGHTON, M. 11,, C. 14., Trini:tyjUuivoreityy, Follow Trinity Medical Collogo,Mombor College of Phyeioiane.and Surgeons, Ont. Lioentiato of the Royal Col- lage of Physicians Dud Licentiate of Mld- anfary,Edinburgb. ISTelepboue 110.14, Residence -22111 street, Brussels. DR. WM. Lr HOLMES, MtrIn0IAN, Bonaire/4 AND AC00U0n1UR, (SucCcesOr i0 Dr. W. 11,1Gt1b1lolsch) TL D, Mellows Hospital Mad, 001,, New York ; M -D 0 aI Victoria'Iuiv0reity, Toron- to ; Drencher of the College of'Pbyelelens and - Surgeons of Ontario. Special attention paid to diseases of women, eye, ear, nose and throat, IPtf D. F. SMITH, M. D. 0. M., Graduate of Mog111 College, Montreal, &o, A11-speoiaity work satisfactorily treat- ed. 0111u0 upstairs in the Stratton Brook, 011100 Bourg, 0 to 12 a, m., and 7 to 10 p, M. spoolallet wont, KWh as for eye, mar throat, &0,,. in the oaoa at his reeideu00, 30liaabetb be dtopeneed toLi byltho Dr, of under nig dircot eupor'Viaion, p'a11 Form Opens Sept, 4th 1 CENTRAL, t , `i fir., 4 ,i trat'fori. QJ t. No loss than eight largo business colleges have applied 10 1.10 101111.111 the last Six weeks for our graduates to take pooition0 as teneh- ore in their schools, A0 many as Ave best - 41080 arms have applied to ue In one day for none help. Thiele. Surely the boob aohoel 1031 you, Catalogue. free, 381' ,1, BI,l,llOT'T, I',Inolpul, The . Business ontiLis10'W gQ(JAL TQ ANY IN ONTARIO.. A thorough, complete one praotioal train- ing in all branches of Commercial work, at conaidorably lees than regular retort, For full information apply Booms of College ever Gnat Oaten. L . HARTT, LISTOWHIn - P1tIN01PAL, 13.4,'l, U8ici Ittb3s,. .A..twuOCj. 0'a00li4e tempo have been planed in 3, A. Wimple butcher shop. Dr, Wm, Elliott, of Aeeiniboia, former- ly of Atwood, is visiting in this looality. He has a large practise and ban a lot of driving to do ; he owne a pair of brooches and says he hoe driven them as many as 8,000 miles in three menthe. T. G. and Mrs. Ballantyne returned home Tuesday eve of last week, from their visit to the Old Country. They had an enjoyable trip home 3m the Allan liner, Parisian. Mr. and Mrs. Bellew. tyne did not visit the Paris Exposition, dividing top tlleirvieit instead in England and Scotland, The an0 vererry services in connection with the Baptist ohuroh, Atwood, will be held on Sunday, Sept, 2. Sermons will be preached at 8 p. m. and 7 80 p. m. by Rev. W. E. Cline, B. A., of Paris, form, er pastor of the ohurch here. On the following Monday evening the regular foreign missionary rneetiog will be held, oommenoing at 8 o'olook, when addressee will be given by the resident minieeere end. Rev. Mr. Cline. W inghaan. W. H. Green is adding another water wheel to hie eleanie light plant. The Union factory shipped a oar of furniture to Port Huron last week. Wm. Diamond has pprohaeed the butcher Martineau he recently sold to G. W. Ooultee. Two granolithio walks are being laid at the sohool grounds from the street to the sohool gates. Carpenters, masons and paiolers are busy making extensive alte,etione iu Rev.. air. Burwash's block. Thb members of the Wingbam fire brigade are practicing for the hose reel ranee in Stratford on Labor day. James Elliott, of Wingham, has ship, ped the briok making lnaohine he in• vented to the Toronto Exhibition, and will exhibit it there. Judge Masson will hold a court of Revision in Wingbam ort Wedneeday, September 5th. There are 118 appeals to have RameS added or removed from the voters' lista. Wm. Nicholson, of town, met with an aooident while working on the new sohool boucle at Laogeide, for which be has the contract. The scaffold on whish be was working fell and Mr. Niohoisoo was serieuely hurt. Fordwieh. Alex. Orr sowed six mites of Fall wheat on Tuesday afternoon of last weep. A number from the village attended the funeral of Ira Hazlewood, of Clifford.. Samuel Johnston, of Redgrave, lost a vainable horse by having its leg brokers. The Royal Templare have appointed a Committee to arrange for a oonoert to be held in the near future. W. R. Mahood, of town, and W. H. Spence, of Newbridge, have both been auoaoeafnl in passing the recent matricu- lant examinations at Harrieton High Sabbot and Stratford Collegiate Institute reepeotively. While John Andereoo was hauling away chairs, benches, eta., after having been need at the lawn eoaial of Mrs. Wynese' the previous evening, hie borne became frightened and'givieg a sudden jump Blued the wagon in eueh a manner as to cause it to upset, burrying Mr. Anderson, who was on top of the load, beneath it. John H. Johnston SIRS also on the load and was thrown some die. sauna. Both gentleman were considerab- ly braised and scratched hat no bones were broken, and we hope to soon see them both fully restored. The horse wag thrown off its feet by the upsetting of the wagon and grabbed by some bystand- ers before it mould get away, or more serious injury might have been the onb. 00ma. Sentenced lo Death. "Yon are in the last etagee of ooutnmp., tion and cannot live more than a month!" were the words of doom heard by Mrs. Rota Richmond, of Laurel Spring8, N. C., from her dootore, "but she began to nee Dr. Ring's New Discovery," writes 1i,. L. Daughton, "and was wholly cured by it. It's the supreme cure for diming of throat and lungs. Infallible in ooagbe, oolds, bronchitic, asthma, croup, whoop- ing cough. Trial bottles free at G, A. Deadman'e drug store. Listowel. Main street, East, is being covered by a enable of gravel, or dirt, it not being easy to deoide whioh. H. Goddard was palled to London last week to attend the funeral of hie mother, who was over 00 years of age, Wm, Bright, 'of this town, has been appointed Division Conrt Olerk for No. O Division, Perth, viae H. W. Hay, re. Dinning; N,'llhe St, Mary's Sewer Pipe Co, have a gang of men at work manufacturing cement Sewer pipe on the lot Wed Of the tannery. Mre, Stewart, 'wife of J. J. Stewart, barber, and eon Norman, have gone on ttip to Plum Conlin, Manitoba. It is Norman's intention to remain with hie naoie in the West. Henry Zin n ofwho met with mob among Wallane eg lest year, bag dooided to anter his erring of standard -bred stook at Toronto again thi8 year. Be is ohippi0g 12 borne aid oolto in all. It is his intention to show them at London also, The hotel at the etalion ie about to change hands, Mr, McDonald having d'epeoed of his busineeo to Pare. Mannell, of Toronto, the owner of the property. Mrs. Mennen, we understand bas put. chased the business for her son•in.late, Mr, Abraham, who will tape possession about Sept, 20, Mr. McDonald has not Yet deeidod where he will locate, 13411.8.$ 3111.5 POST Mtge Clara ;dilliax has gene to Elmira on au 01tended visit. The offering 1m the Maynard relief fund wag taken le the Methodist uhnrolt last 83bbath morningand netted $87,10. 0100 will be raised by title ',thumb, and at least 01,500 by the whole Conference, of whioh Bum 8850 has already been paid its, CA 01'1,14 The )(Matte celebrated Be 15tH birth. day Wet week. Arrangements are being made for big oelsbrotion here on Labor Day, Jae, Leech hoe gone to Manitoba on a bareness and plea80re trip oombloed, Miss Spottnn, 0f Torpolo, is visiting her eieter, Pare, Abe, Strong, of the 8th con. Will Tbompeon,.who bee been working with Philip Harding at Cotswold, was in town. He left for Bruseele where be will work in a barrel factory. Among the suooaosful candidates in the resent High 8011001 exams., we notice the following mimeo from Gerrie;-Mabel Campbell, J. M. Hattie, J. Bennett and Lambert Stinson, Calls tots.. S. H. Smith has chipped 900 head of cattle from Rnron 0ounty a0 tar this month of Augnet, Jae, Lair has won tbesilvertrophy put up by J. P. Tiede!! for competition among the veterane of the Bowling Olab, Fair Bros, report a satisfactory sale of Karma Winter wheat, though there has been no individual este of more thou 10 baehele, The Clarendon assumes anew manage• ment, J. 0. Miller slaving gold out to Jae. McGuire, formerly of the Albion hotel, Belleville. George Sage began to work for the Honduras at the opening of their Balt block at Stapleton, over 30 yearn ago and, with the exception of 5 years, has been in their employ ever since. The oolleotlon of photographs .sent to the Paris Exposition by Frank' Jaokeon, of Barrie, has been awarded a bronze medal. Photographer Jaokeon is an old Clinton boy, a eon of John Jaokeon, J. Tedford, of town, and Henry Snider, of Colborne, left last week for the North- west. They intone to go to Moosejaw, where Mr. Tedford'sson ie loomed. We understand, should he like the place, he may decide to move North, Lieut. W. H. Gundry reoeived his field officer's oertifioate from the military sohool at London lest week. The per. (tentage be took was 70 75,. the highest given at the school. He has also reoeiv- ed hie equitation oertifioate. 0. Howson was home from Roeslaod, B. C., for several' days last week, the first time for seven years. He was on his way over to South Attica, where he has gone with than maohinery, and will re- main there at least six mootha. GOLDEN WEDDING. -The Clinton New Era say :-E, and Mrs. Holmes, of St.' Catharines, formerly of Clinton, bad the rather unusual experience of celebrating their golden wedding, on Monday of last week. They were married on a Monday in the year 1850, so that the celebration on a Monday 50 years after is oat of the ordinary. From 4 to 10 p. m. that day they were at home to their friends, n large number of whom palled to pay their respect and show in a tangible way their good will and esteem. Their old friends iu this neighborhood will be glad to know that both ars in the enjoyment of good health. It has often been Jaid that neither of them have aged in appearance during the tacit ten yoare ; 'tensility Mr. Holmes does not look like a man who has passed hie 77th birthday, for he man still do a good day's work, either as a farmer or a type setter, while he has the active use of all hie intelleotaal foroee, as anyone who tries to do him up in ann. ment will gaiokly find out ; he never weighed 125 lbs in hie life, and the fact that he has not need tobacoo at all, and stimulants only for mediae! purpoeee, may have 000tribnted to his general good health. MCa. HOlmee is not 80081. tive about het age, bat no matter what it is she does not look it. During their 50 years of married blies a natural death hoe not wormed in their family, their eldest daughter, Mre. Zealand, however, having lamb her death in St. Thomas several years ago as the result of a 1011• road accident. The home of Mr. sed Mre. Matinee is now located in Grantham Sp., LInooin Co., and a coincidence is the taut that Mr. Holmes resided in Grant. ham, Linaolnehire,Eng., at the time of his marriage. All the members of the family were home for the event except two, Peroy, who is in South Atrioa, and Mrs. R. G. Emmerson, of Lei Bivirie, Man., who was detained home by a two weeks old baby boy. The other mem• bars of the family not residing in St. Catharines are R. Holmes and Mrs. Ohant, Clinton ; Ed. T. Holmes, Indian- apolis ; Pare. C. J. Farr, Brantford." Goderioh. Fall show in Goderioh, Sept. 18 and 10. The Goderioh Organ Co. made a large shipment of organo to England. Goderioh has one rink at the Walker - Ville bowling tournament this week, Work was oommenoed last week on the foundation for the new moulding shop at tbe Goderioh Engine and Bioyola factory. H. W. Shannon, cashier in the offioe of The Evening Times, Rochester, N. Y., was visiting his parents, Jno, and, Moe. Shannon, Cambria road, The two men who were in the County jail for three weeks an a oaptae, were re• leased having made some kind of a settle. ment with their 010802or0. A constable appointed to patter in the (owe end horses says that on Tuesday morning, between 5 and 0, he mounted 31 mows and several horses running ab large. Lynn Gordon, of Britleb Columbia, a former Goderioh boy, is in town visiting relating. Lynn, who epeake in high terms of the Paaifio Province, loop° a8 though the country spited him. While Fount Naylor, a young man em• ployed at the organ factory, was work- ing the rip•eaw a s lint er etruok and penetrated hie aye. It i0 feared that the result will be the lose of eight in that eye, The Finanoe Committee of the town Oounoil after going over the ntimateO for the year decided to recommend that the rate of taxation this year be 25 mills on the dollar. This is the rate that has been iu effect for several year0, McLean Bros.' clothing ;tore Vat en. tared through a window at the rear, ft. pane being broken so that the hook whioh fastened the window mould be reoahod, Some clappers were taken from the atll and other tiling wine left of the 1utr00100, A genvention of tate Liberal. Conserve, In t1,' parer an' unoh yet lunch ay' Live Aseo0iation of the Weet Riding of Ilam geogwAdge an' hard trots' ossa an' Unroll will be bold at 31'31 Bill, on uatberpidare 1 (th 1 yes, pm' 313311 y8 osn Iridgy, Aug, 8iet, oommenmltig et 2 O'clock, to nominate a eandieabe to lepra• ,„pent the Biding for the forthoonaing 'Dominlpp eleetiene, D, and Mre, liloGllliouddy were away with the Painneecta pr888 Px0ureion through Ontario and Quebec', The plan of ex0nr01on was thr0ngh Meolt01ta Lakee, down the River St. Lawrence to Mon• trawl, thence to Qualm, arid return via ldontreal; Ottawa and Toronto. Another of Gederioh's ootogenariane has been exiled away in the person of Donald McDonald, Wilder, otreetl whose death occurred on Saturday 18th inst., at the age of eighty six year's, ,Mr. MoDon- old heti been a 300ideet of ,hie town for five year's, having lived formerly at RIP. ley, He was a native of 800130nd, and atter earning to tills aounbry wa0 for a time in the aervioe of the Hudson Bay Co. in Manitoba end the Northwest Territories, The people of Goderioh have put np for a long time with the disagreeable habits of numbers of young men who plant themeelvee at street eornere, in front of hotels and in other public places, arid who strew the sidewalk with toba000 jaioe end otherwise make themselves a nuisance. Mayor Wilson is making an effort to put a stop to this condition of things, whioh has been borne so long that iteople hardly expeoted that anything would ever be done to remedy it. At midnight on Wedneeday, 15013 inet,, Jno. and Mre, Oleuer, who live on the corner of South and Britannia streets, heard a kneelsat the aide door, which Mr. Olener opened, when he sound a large clothes beaker on the step and took it in. side. It was apparently half filled with clothes, but rte moving a woolen shawl, that was on top, a little chubby face was seen, and Mre, 010001 deftly moving the coverings found a baby boy three days old. The Sndere of the legaoy were sur• prised, but the issue was goiokly decided, and the boy, who will likely hereafter be knowu as Olson John ()loner. Troubles of A' 11lrlisler. To benefit others Rev, J. T. W. Ver- non, of Hartwell, Ga., writes : "For a long time I had a running sore on my leg. I tried many remedies without benefit, aotil I used a bottle of Electric Bitters and a box of Bnoklen'e Aroioa Salve, whish oured me sound and well," Sores, eruptions, boils, eczema, tatter, salt rheum show impure blood. Thema ands have found in Electric, Bitters a grand blood purifier that absolutely mares these troubles. Large bottles only 500, at G. A. Deadmao'e drug store. Aea1ortb., Lorne Danford, of Broesele, was in town last week. Harry MOCeae kept hie cousin, Fred Bur esti of Clinton, a om as n tm ap Y o Sunday, Harry Edge is rushing the improve• menta along on his residence on Market street. We are pleased to report that Mies Maggie Morton, who has been eeriouely ill, is improving. James Weir has disposed of the Royal hotel, in this town, to James Dick, for the sum of $11,000 oaeh. Ted Case, who was suffering from a lame knee, the reeuit of a kick from a borer, is recovering nicely. Lorne MoLenoao had the misfortune to have two of his fingers badly out in the jointer at Clark's saw mill. The road grader was at work on Main go over .to til' hydrant an' gib 00011 a noise d1lrink et war•rm lake washer --free. There's teen ting ye eau say about Gatheridge-av t1,' water isn't firet-stage. til' grub's all roight, They kape gild pooko, an' ye don't Bit down to a table loaded down with a 0aehtly sail of Oliver. ware an it and abont tin (tints worth of Nab Til' Bidford Hotel is a foine large beildin' with a Oboiueee pagoda on the top of it an' the doors made god an' woide to allow the laudlord to pass trough. Av' Janathan baked god' care EV himself he'll be a stout man'yit. llcr freed a Aright, "Large sores' covered the head and fame of our child," writes O. D. Iebill, of Morganton, Tenn,, "that no treatment helped until we need Buoklen'o Arnioe, Salve, whish absolutely aired her." Infallible In eruptions, bruises, aooideate. and piles Only 250 at G. A. Deadmao'e drug store. There le' prospect of a stripe of b81,cr8 in Hamilton. Hon. Dr. Borden, Minister of Militia, is expected to visit England shortly. Rioh anal and petroleum fields are said to have been discovered in Oregon. Montreal will give a big civil and military reoeptlon to the returning soldiers, The Manitoba Board of Underwriters has offered $500 reward for the appre• heoeion of any incendiary in that oily. Their Exoellenoiee won the hearts of the people of Dawson during their re. aeot visit, and Lady Minto was present- ed with a gold box filled with chokes nuggets by the millers. Sir Charles and Lady Tupper arrived at Halifax on Saturday evening. air Charles is still suffering from the es• oident at Amherst, and is oblidged to use a crutch. He aensult08 phyeiaiane on his arrival. Patents Guaranteed. Our fee returned if we fail. Any one send- ingoketoh and description of any invention will promptly receive our opinion free con- cerning the patentability of same. How to obtain a patent" sent upon request. Pat- ents 000ured through no advertised for sale at our expense. Patents taken out through as receive 8PEOLtL NOTICE, without charge, 1n THE PATENT Rno0nn, an illustrated and widely circulated journal, consulted by Man- ufaoturera and Investors, Semi for sample copy Peon, Addre,e VICTOR 3, EVAN8 & Go., Patent Attorneys,) Evans 13nildlug, Washington, 1), 0. Important to Breeders and Horsemen. Eureka Caustic Balsam. Veterinary A reliable and epoedy ,5 10100,10 for Curbs, Splints, illii _ Spavins, etsaw., eenyn, BargeearidJaw a ^'"+,•„c „,4:; ine Cattle, TRADE MARE 'See pamph- letwhicha000mpaniee every bottle, giving scientific treatment in the various diseases.' It can be used in every case of veterinary practice where stimulating applications and blisters aro prescribed, It has no SUPERIOR. livery bottle sold ie guaranteed to give setae - /action. Price 730 per bottle. Sold by all druggists and country otorekeeeere. Pre. pared by P1m EUl1E1CA VETE10INABY ML'DICI:l1 COMPANY, Lbndon, Out. street North last week and made quite an improvement in the Queen's highway. ALLAN L I� N Mies Sadie Ryan, daughter of Thos. / j`� Ryan, a former merchant of Seafortb, was drowned at Whitmore Lake, on Tuesday of last week. Misses Wright, Tessa Latimer sod Aggie Brownell have been oaooessful in enuring Firet•olaes oertidcate0. We congratulate the young ladies. The "Hurons" now claims the obam• pionehip of Canada as a foot ball team. They defeated the Berlin Rangers by a snore of 2 to 1 on Civic Holiday. The Glen Sisters held forth in Cardno'e Hall on Tuesday evening of last week, and furnished a good program. A large crowd was in attendance. Quite a number of our townspeople have been patronizing Bayfield for the past few weeks. They seem to think it a better policy to swim in the lake than on the street. Rain has been plentiful lately. Par. O'Keefe, of this plane, has been dongerouely 111 for some time but we are pleased to state that he is improving, Bright's disease is said to be the cause of illness. Leo. F. Killoran, who hes been teach- ing at Cornwall, wrote on the junior ma• trioulation examination for Toronto University and was one of the enooeesful oandidatee. Mrs. F. G. Neelin and Mies Edith have returned from an extended visit with friends and relatives in New York and other please. Mr. Neelin is now taking hie holidays. Moo. Robb. Mooney and daughter, Ethel, of Adrian, Mich., who were spend- ing a few weeks with the former's Meter, Mrs. T. MoOrae, have gone to Bruseele to visit relatives there. Lloyd C. Hodglne, eldest son of Rev, floral Dean Hodgins, of this piaoe, wrote on the Matriculation examination in July, and Wednesday the reports showed that he not only won honore but has been awarded tbe Burnside scholarship in Englieh and History of Trinity Uni. varsity, Ma. '10110002" VISITE Go niaoen•-- Nearly iveybody goes somewhere in 11,' Summer. Some go to Bayfield, some go to Magkoky, some go to Beechwood and some to Gatheridge. I wins to Gatheridge. Gatheridge is situated as for Wiet from Hayford as Lake Huron will permit. It le laidout likea goigantto cobweb, wid t1,' eborthou80 in t1,' eintre 30 riprielnt t1,' ahpoider. I aappon t1,' Sumtno1 vieitore tipeisint t1,'. Soles, 'Tie an aiey matther to lose your whereabouts in Gatheridge, but its jnet as stay to (mind what ye are. Kape an thrampio and ye'll land either at th' jail or t1,' 000rbboues. 1'12' quickest way to fcind th' jail le to smash o windy. Gatheridge brie a population of about four toesand, meetly lawyers. Th' moat of shim do thir bnei0ese at t1,' hotels, Well, I euppo80 it !e quite roight an' proper that they should praotioe thin profiesion at the Har, Gatheridge is a great plaoe' for amnions. Tie a great boon fur t1,' inhabitants, RV' the little inland towns, where wathet 10 envie, to soma to a plana loik0 Gatheridge, whore Mather is plentyful' an' have their poor tired feet properly 0hampoo011, Au' itt,Oo noise to sit Out LINE ,.;r RoyalMail Steamships For Liverpool, Calling at alloville. STEAMER Mamma, . PROM 11fomTn'EAL QUEnEa Parisian Rat. 25 Aug. S a m 1 p m Tunisian (now) Friday 7 Sep S a m 8 Sep Numidlan Sat 15 " 0 a m ti p in Corinthian (new)31 " 0 a m O p u, Parisian '‘20 " y a m 4 p m Tunisian (new) Fri 13 Cate a m 18 Oct Numidion Sot 20 Dam 4p en Corinthian (new) .„37 " 0 e m 4 p m Pariafan " s Noy O a m 4 p m Tunieian (new) Fri 10 ' 0 am 17 Nov From New York to Glasgow -State of Neb- raska, sept 8 ; Californian, %Sept I5, RAT100 OF PASSAGE First cabin, 800 and upwards. Second New York to andupwards,cabin, 546 land Upwards. Second , cabin, 980. Steerage, $2&50, Redaotion0 on drat and 8eoond cabin return tioltete, Paseengore may go via Montreal and re- turn by New York. For other information, tickets, &o., apply to ��.";Si2��23Lc'.�^is"t•'C�' rSl°:�'&'.�'S^ ����S��S MoKINNON & C000 More Truth Thu t rt T1,8,0 is an Old saying, "Fou can't believe all you )]ear, and only half what we see." This bite inodorn advertising pretty hard, Mapy advertisements are either wilfully or ignorantly deceptive, " and most bar. gain0 aro 001 what they 08003. The gu00808 of this store hat been won in a great memos by advertising our 'geode exaotiy as they are, and never offeringanything any Ming for ante that could pot be booked up by the reputation of this firm. Below we quote a few prices whish ehonld - be interesting to oloee oaeh buyers. Men's Forney striped Iaundried shine worth $1 00, for 4813, Men's White onlattndried.thirts, worth 45a, for 30o. Men's Panay SMfrto regular price 75o, for 50o. Ladies' Fine Cashmere Rose, worth 26o, for 15o. Men's Heavy Wool'Sooke, a great snap, 2 pair for 25o, Fine Scotoll Gipghanas, worth 12-o, for So. Ladies' Corsets, firm Sateen eteel'tilled, worth 750 for 500, Union Carpets, yard wide, worth 35o, for 25e. Heavy Linoleum, good patterns, worth 750, for 500 Shirt. Waists, fancy stripes and awoke, worth 75o, for 500. Shirt Waists, alt eons and sizes, worth 50a, 60o and 76o, for 25e. Pound Prints, (0 yds. to the pound,) at 20a per lb. Grey Cotton, yard wide, worth 5o, for Bio. Beet Standard Shirting, Indigo Blue, worth 150, for 12i-1. Oottonade8 in ehripes and duoks, worth 16o for 12*o. Heavy Cottonadee, the best made, worth 30e, for 250. Bleaabed Cotton, yard wide, worth Se, for 5o. Wilton & Turnbull Headquarters for GENERAL HARDWARE BUILDERS' SUPPLIES of AH Kinds. Farmers should see our American Field Fence, Best Fence on the marllet. Barb and Plain Wire, All kinds Harvest Tools. Binder Twine. Paints and Oils, S. W. P., the best Ready Mixed Paints made, always in stock. TRY US. WIL TON T"U BULL The well known firm of The well firm of S a on EWAN &INNES CARR/AGE MAKERS, ' Opened are to the front with a Large, Well Select- ed and Well Finished STOCK OF Buggies, Wagons, Road Carts Etor that they are sellling at CLOSE prices. Already they have disposed of many Buggies and the Prospects are good. Call at ourho S w Rooms and see for yourself, Special attention jiver?, to Repairs, Re -painting, Trirmin4, Ewan & Innes, - Brussels. We u. K7G7CLR, 4,081331, BRU05ELs, . ....._ - ,....., „:-. Also Agent for the White Star Lino, New fork. COUSLEY'S BICYCLE EMPORIUM IS THE TALK OF THE COUNTRYSIDE. If you want a new Wheel, oru1 w0 drefer a Second Sud Hander or require repairs of any kind he can supply you and at prices that will please you. Agent for the Canadian Express Co, by whiob line you should do your buai- noes. A epeoialty made of money order bnsineso. A. COUSLY, 1/1101/13 BL001I, vr'•s®amarmilm. More Room Having made a large addition to my Blacksmith Shop I am in a better position than ever to attend to my Customers. WOOD WOXIME All kinds on hand, both for new work or repairs, and prices the lowest. General Blacksm thirst, Iineb asand �usual �nslatiefac• tion guaranteed. Horse ►Shoein I have made a specialty of 5• this line for years, and jf you have any horses that interfere, overreach or troubled with bad feet, bring them to me, I will relieve or euro them m less than three months or will make no charge, &3L1gg1GS. WagonsI am prepared to supply the g above at the very lowest prices, and best quality, either of my own .make or from the largest Factories in the Dominion. Thanking my nnlneron0 oustomere for their v01y liberal support in the past, and hoping by strict attention to bueinese and ootiotaotory privet, to eaten a oontinaan0e of the same. S. T. PLUM, E3RUSSELS.