The Brussels Post, 1898-10-7, Page 5O:rr, 7, 1695
BUSINESS CARDS,
'NT ONI';Y TO LOAN AT G I77!;11
.LU. tient, L', 11, SCOTT, 13rusxols,
II 141uOI1AQKI N,
\Pointer I '
SI6N of fl!' f,inentseti,, 1310 iel0,
1,t his Grnctiry,'1'urluunlfY n4rnu G, 13rttsualo,
111N. 73A1ilZla`.1'T,
). 'onse•ia1 Artist' Shop -Next door
teeth MA. 51, hluli uy & 00's hardware stere,
Ludiett'uud01]l,h'one 1011' 0utting n (poolalOy
)IANO 016 ORGAN.
Jl Shad Jean hlc+Lnuehl lu, 31,031 of 0, 14,
in, 11 orris, 01101001 Doctor, of the 000001'7•
a tory of Musks, 11 001111011, Ontario, ]s tro-
I' uad to give luatru0Lcux to pupils on either
111111 tit' organ. Hymnal attention given
to technic, Lesoto given either at 1110
1I nn00 of pupils or at teachers hnnlo, 41.301
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM
113001107011,
FIRE AND MARINc.
GUELPH.
T. FLETCHER,
(sial of Marriage Licenses,
Cretan AT JLwOLWY SToao.
t "No Witness Rognired.
T. IiLETOII11R, Brussels
ALEX. HUNTER,
Clark of the Fourth Division Cour
co, Huron. Conveyancer, Notary Public
Lend, Loan and Inenrnnce Agent, Funds
',Vested 01(11 to )111111, ((olleeLlalle made
,',nee in Graham's (3 look, 111ues010
AUCTIONEERS.
p3i S, SCOTT AS AN AUCTION-
RPE, will sell for better prices, to
triter men, lv os0 time and lees charges
troy ny o11ber Anc1l01MT 11 Eagc Introit
or 110 won't charge anything. Dotes and
1 (dors can 'always be arranged at Oils alike
or Ly personal 137111104Mimn.
VETERINARY.
'A D. WARWICK,
1/ a 'Goner Graduate of the Onta to
Veterinary College,is prepared to treat all
(1130130es of domoetioatocl animals in a 001n -
patent manner, Particular ottentiou paid
to veterinary dentistry. Calls (110ml1111' at-
tended to. 00100 and In canary -Fane doors
north of bridge '('urnberry et„ Brussels.
LEGAL AND CONVEYiANCING.
`i T M. SINOLAIB, BARRISTER
f V • sol loiter, (IouveyauGer ,Notary Pub-
Ilo, &c. Otlloo-Vaustone's 131ook, 1 door
earth of Central Rota Solicitor for the
Btaudn.al 13013k,
C,',1 F. BLAIR, BARRISTER,
%._.)1 4 i • Solicitor, &c. (late of Oarrow &
lrondfoo is MOlae, (3600(1011.) 011100 oyer
13111100 & Snit the Bank, Brussels.
Money to Loan. 47
G. CAMERON,
�I. • (Formerly of Oame'ml, Holt &
Cam eros,) 13arristor and Solicitor, Goderioh,
Ont, OOloo-]iomilton St., Opposite Col
Lorne Rotel.
MEDICAL CARDS.
J, A. M'NAUGHTON,
01.11„0. M;, Trinity Univot•0ity, Fellow Trill.
Ily Medical Oollego, Member College of 3/117-
(1101(0111 and Surgeons, Out, Licentiate of the
!loyal 0oltoee of ]'llysi0(aue and Lioentiate
of Midwifery, 1 dmba•g11. (. 'Tolophoue
n 0,14. Residence, Mill St., 13rueso10.
E. T. SNIDER,
01. D„ 0. M., successor to Dr. A. McKelvey,
Lioontia40 of Royal College of Physicians
toll Surgeons, Kingston ; Member Of the Col-
lege of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario,
1/1130111108 Of womcu lural children a specialty.
Bight yours' experience, r'OIN ea and roe -
Mimeo that formerly 000011011 by Dr. Mo.
6alv01', Ttlrube'ry street,Biu seal 8, 26-
J. M. ARMSTRONG,
M.B., M.D., M.O. P.S.O.
PHYSICIAN, SURGEON,
ACCOUOEIEUR, Era.
Special attention given to (Hammes of the
Throat and Lungs told diseases of Women
and 0111111(011.
111ISIDI1NCE-WALTON, ONT.
OR. F. H. KALF FLEISCH,
PII20I01:I11, 011110LON AND A000U01/1:011,
SUCCESSOR TO DR. W. GRAHAM,
BRUSSELS, - ONTARIO.
11,001 os Donor Graduate of 110 Uulve•O3-
Mee of Trinity (Toronto), 33,,0611'6 (Kingston)
and of Trinity Medical O011ege• Fallow of
Ti ulty Medical colloge and me0Um'of the
(1 Sllego of Physicians and Surgeons of Orator -
10. Post Graduate Course in Detroit and
(lbiougo,1800. Special attention paid to dis-
eases of Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat, and Me-
mos of Wo111o11. r "Oon0ultatiou 10 Eng.
1164 and German. Telephone at residence,
BOARS FOR SERVILE. -THE
undersigned will keen Nr service, on
1,ota Gon, 5, tiny. a thorn' brad improved
Yorkshire boar and (4 them' btn(t largo Eng -
]1011 Berkshire hog, Podigroes may be seen
on applloation. Perms, 131.00, to be paid at
time of eerviee, with privilege of returning
11 necessary. Altl'RUR SMITH,
10.47 Proprietor.
-A-?0ULLS FOR SERVICE. -THE
undersigned 111111 Keep 1m' Benda(' on
Lot 1a, con. Mt, Grey, the 111oto' bred Dore -
ford 331(11 "Pfoturo," Also a Utero' bred Dur -
Ilan) bull. Both aro exee1ttioually (1110 An -
imide. Terms, 51,01, to bo pant Jam. lot,
1500, with 4 privilege of roturnilig if neoesenry. .4
1 OLI 1eI6 V T17RNJ3ULL
Proprietor.
(NfOrd. Afton•, Wood's Pho3 1l8odine,
lr
TAd (treat 1010011 Tomcd3/.
Sold and recommended by al
druggists in Canada. Only toll
able medleine dt:u'nvcrod. SLI
.orms 01 Sexuapackages
l4'4t ea n aa,a •1111 MSeots ol to of nbn old
)r moms, Mental Worry, Peees 130 nee of To,
teeth, opium or Stimulants Mailed nn rcobip)
)1 price, one p0okage $1, Bis 05. 01.0133103111000,
34 tette cure, , Pamphlets free to all Address.
who Victim). Company, Windsor, Out
I3o1d in 11333(161111] oo Celle' 3 Q t Dina.
II tCT•G lthm
/Cox•(1wieit.
Lrl^rr, o lrf,u''11a,e,--•Alex Orr ((ache((
second prize for his span of blank drivers
at both the Listowel and Nuristan Lairs,
---1'110 Board of Management of the h"r(o
Public Libary have ordered about $800
worts of new bootie whioll will be to hand
shortly, ---George Boswitheriok, who has
been assisting hie brother James 111 his
tailor shop in Gerrie for myna time putt,
loft here for Toronto, when he hot 00.
oared it good bit all eb his trade,---
Jaoob 0. Meso 10(1 Russel Cook were out
hunting in the swamp et the batik of 11'iro
Efoward's farm, on the 10th entice salon.
Tho former 1000 with the,ulisfurinuo to
have three grains of shot enter his loft
RM. It 000010 that after entering the
ewamp they had separated, faking differ.
cut eidoo of a emelt, and after mune time
11,16001 shat at a partridge, that flow up
between btu nod the creek, thinking that
Jacob had gone considerably farther up
t11a11 was the ease, thus the above no.
oiflelt happened. They proceeded up to
Mrs. Howard's residence where the
wounded limb 11,110 wae(led. One grain
was found to have gone through the upper
part of his arm, another which mitered
just above the wrist 000 easily found and
taken out, but the other 1vhieh entered
near the elbow was nob located. 13.1r.
Mose fenriug that it might injure the
bone, loft for the General Hospital,
Toronto, where he had his arm examined
under the X Rays.
W1ii hit rug
Dutra.--News was received here lest
week of the death of Wm. PatLerena,
which occurred in Detroit on Huntley.
Only a few weeks ago he 11100 in Wing -
ham in attendance et the funeral of his
father, the late John Patterson. Pos•
sibly, when assisting to bear the body of
his father to its long home, it never cm -
curved to him that he would so soon fel-
low. The remains were brought home
for ilttermeot in the family burial plot in
1((nevale cemetery, the funeral 10131ng
pisco on Tuesday. His lige was 31 years,
( tnm,tl(0 end 8 days.
lin(•..-About 3. a. m, on Monday of
last weak the ringing of the lire alarm
ar0u'o(l our citizens from their peaceful
slumbers. It was soon disoovered that
the livery stable owned by I. Pattison
and occupied by W. Jaottlin, was on fire.
So rapidly did the lire do its work that
almost before the alarm ceased ringing
the (lames shot through the roof• The
Eire Brigade and Ilook and Ladder
company were Boon on the 0oe110 and be-
fore long three streams were playing on
the building. The contiguous frame
buildings soon caught fire. The &ret of
these is owned by Geo. Tlomoon, of
Goderiob, and occupied by R. MaoMath
as a harness shop and the upstairs by
Mrs, D. McKenzie, as a dwelling. The
adjoining one is owned by John Auoley,
anti was occupied by J. Hessian as shop
and dwelling, The livery stable was
completely destroyed, (000(ed in the
Mercantile for 0200. W. Jacklin saved
his heroes and rigs, but other contents
were destroyed ; loss fully covered by
insurance. Geo, Thomson's building is
badly wrecked ; insurance in the Mer-
cantile for $800. R. MaoMath's loss is
fully covered by insurance in the British
America. Mr. Ansley's lose on building
is covered by insurance, Mr. Hessian
Met by damage to stock and furniture.
No iosuranoe. Mrs, MoXenzie's loss is
about $100. The origin of the fire is un•
known ; it seems to have begun in the
hayloft and from its location could not
be seen until it was about to burst
through the roof.
Gurt'Ie.
Limn CLANcas.-M78. Pieroe and Mrs.
Jackson are at present visiting friends in
Toronto. -Mr. Daniel, a native of Persia,
who is travelling in this country, Occup•
led the pulpit in the Presbyterian church.
-11ioLaughlin Bros. have purchased a
large general store in Winnipeg and are
now thoroughly established there. -Ten-
ders will be received for the erection of
new sheds at the Methodist ohurah.-308,
Roe's family received a telegram that he
9700 very ill at Portage la Prairie. Later
the same day they received word that he
was improving,
Mo'nrlro3LIL.-On September 22nd, one
of those events whioll sets the whole
neighborhood iu a flutter, tools place at
the commodious residence of John Pat-
terson, of the 2nd con. of Howiok, when
his second daughter, Miss Annie, was
united in marriage to A. E. Cooper, son
of Edward Cooper, of the 3rd concession.
Shortly after 4 o'clock the strains of the
wedding march were heard as the inter-
ested parties entered the large reception
room where the ceremony 9700 performed
by Rev. Mr. Hooking, of Fordwlob. The
33ricle was given away by her father ; her
sister, Miss Nettie, anted as bride's maid,
end tine groom's brother as groomsman,
the plates standing under a beautiful
canopy of evergreens and flowers. A
pretty feature was the little maids of
honor -Mise Cora Patterson, niece of the
bride, and Miss Armstrong, daughter of
Dr. Armetrong, of Walton,' and n(0o0 of
the groom. Both were dressed in pink
and carried baskets of o1Oa1l roses and
ferns. The bride was dressed very bo-
oomingly fn email) cashmere, trimmed
with0rean1 satin and pouts. After the
salutations the guests, to the number of
ono hundred and fifty, sat clown to a
sumptuous wedding dinner. The pree-
0nts were mosb numerous and costly and
testified to the esteem iu Which the bride
is held.
G. Knox, of Calgarry, has bail) appointed
stools inepe0401 of the Northwest Govern-
ment, with boadgnartere (3t Winnipeg.
In Montreal a young man wee Billed by
an eleotria wire that fell 1n 6t. Antoine
street, Hailotouesof enormous Size fell
and a lob of glass wag broken.
The City Oouneil has decided to potf.
tion the Lientenalt•Governor in Coattail
to appoint 6Royal al GOn3mi0sio0 to in-
vestigate the charges preferred by A, E.
MoDouald against the Toronto Street
Railway in 000030tion with the Bemiring
of their charter,
Now that the old railway rales are
about to bo restored, it i0 interesting to
compare Canadian rates with those in
other oounlries, Thi average passenger
faro per mile in Germany is 1.17 00005,
in Austria 1.07 dente, in Belgnim, 1,18
omits, iu Franco 1.45 tents, in Italy 1.04
cents, and Russia 1,45 cants. In Colada
the regular faro fs three canto, per anile
or five cents per mile for return ti011010,
Prom many pointe, menially in North.
erg Ontario and tike Weet, the rates
charged aro Melt higher.
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13.1hyien 1,11:11110:,11T111',1 Onell 19' 1111,, hlayxoat-
'ileo 011x, w,
1'•eny
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1:41.11 181/11111 lee
pool! but imI: nwled 11ell. A
(hi 01 1, mono/Met ruin, wheel
a
colulllnlrnd
c u ll„ pm:violin WW1 con ti3unil
throughout Lila mall'' day, nut 01013' ('orenn
41i 1T.1700 4110 0lle5'1111'1111j
t flu'0111410d
1,0 ap1111 (1 xhnw,
3110.10 0000 n good torn cut of 0x60Haut 013o4,
1111 it moat (13 the 1'110080,,1', taken up, hilt
rho 00te necalpte 1101.0 110.7 lil6ght, apq 0e 0
r11sn]t, 1,413 xacloty 111111 110 110111,,,1 011 111t
l ear's I ral,elu4ioon, On 1101101(01. 01 the 000E
011(1Ther (11,11 ubo 110(11111 11.1(011, 1110 tr(1110 of
ap(l•, I loll other o 1111al utlrootluux hod to
he 110,1 o1T, 11,0 1111111(0, 1,00010.', 003,3 (1(1-
nvoi,loble, Ile 1111 lota•n3(( eon ('10veut 111111 111'
u lut•ntl610 ther. eve 10,
n \Y4 LL 1 1 0 117 next
%10111 il,e santety will 1u310 (1µnoel 11011, 1011
1,0 la,tun010131 ou ut nn thein 0nau morn,
ole good year 111111 put theta all right, ('110.
following la 110 lint tit til( promiuuls elegem
0(1 :
linusxe. - nen 11,11 11 lnught,-- Brood ma(•o
with foal, J la Polo, Tox Carling, (leo bale;
foal, J 1' Dale, Geo Dale ; two year 0111 1111y,
Innis 0 Norton, J F D1(18, Con Dale; one
nhl go1d10111 Ykoh0"1aMcE1lroy; ale((110 two 1'o(31
1 Y ; 000 your old
1( g, let 111111 2nd) etaaul
Reynolds, Jul low( Chris 10le , Joe
("corral
linlpos,-Two your obi 11117 NV 0 Rens
(Ii IS'th!, Jno 111Nnvin ; nun year -oltl filly,Tt
13 McLean, W enema:unit ; two ynar old gold.
ilig, W 210110 vie, U 'I. flak; Ono your old
gelding, elan 5 tot,hnl,uO,,, (1111'30 1)0le ; boa,11,
Robert l,ulmr, 141 11010 ; hoary draught Guam,
(ether modal), d 1" 0141., (30.'"a"-91"'"
Year n1:1 ally or gelding, N Dole, 1f 13 ma.
boon ; two y err ,11,1 11111 0r twitting, .1(3(1100
11trrli1g, 11 11 uubenau 1 :mull, '19100 10Nina ;.
ging lo carringo horse, W 0 Nett, Itendatr,•-
Brnod morn accompanied by fool. J G 0Ie-
Mtichnol, J W Warwiol( ; foal, Jae Carling, J
G 1OIo:U)chnol c throe year old Oily or gelding,
W Dole,ltobort W ileo,, ; two year old (llly
nr gelding, 1st and "nd J W Waru'Felt ; nun
tear old ally or golding,11•nck lire,, JAMB(!
3341111,; (1,101, .3(11 Rnvnnl(h(, Thus 1111hdt;
single :trivet, 'I'hon P; Mott, A Johnston,
(JAT"l'ou.-D II 1'11101,0--(:0111 11141('04 since last
show, BMA (1la rt°te, ,fns l nnndfoot, ,100
Cowan ; two year old 401101, JAN 11017111,, ami
tnnt.3rnelll'uRoout 01 ; 011001x10(0 ; 1701,11
yonl' o0)3ld "1• (10eel110•, dux Hrond-
ft f, 141cont 13 (08,
H Crte11; hull 0011, 14Ioout Errol, ] st and 24(13 ;
herd of font femeloe and one (1411, Ro11t
Charters, Jas Broad foot, Ayrshire's -Clow
ed 00 811Tlll, 1st nnit
20aa(v4 ; Lwox1,,
your3aftt alt 1tolf00,or, crookonsl
l3rosls111alfrr
anlf, Block nrn0; bull calf. Block Bros,
Grade 301(10-000 delved since last show,
Jns A3tehoson, John 0au1pbo11, 'Wm Corona-
tion ; two year 014 heifer, Jas Aitchosou hit
and 33,11; ono year old heifer, G Ie Cresswell
Jas Alloleoou•; heifer calf, d til Oresewoll
Joe Aitoheson ; two your old steer,111 Dela,
,lug Aitohoaou; auo y0010111 steer, G E Cress-
well 1st and 2nd ; fat steer, 7V 1)ale ; fat cow
or heifer, Ino Campbell, 1111 1)018 ; 8leer 0011,
G 1. Creaswe0, Wm Canocha,.
Smcrr.-lietnesters-Aged rain G Penhale,
J Snell ; elloarliug ram, J Suet], G Palliate •
ran, lamb, Jos Snell 101 end 2nd ; pub• or
ew00( Ja0 Snell 1st and 2nd ; pair of sbearllug
owes, Jus Snell 1st and Sud ; pair ewe Minns,
300 Snell, G P3uhale ; best 'pen, ram, owe,
sheathing owe, and owe lamb, los Buell.
Sou thdowns-fair of ow00, G P Or000well ;
pair shoarling owes, (1 E Cl'Osxwell ; pair
awe loathe, Cr E Cromwell 104 and 00d,
Shropshlres-Aged ram, J Cooper & Sou 1st
and 2nd, ram lamb, J Cooper & Son ; pair
ewes,) Cooper & 5011, A Dunkin; pair
sh curl tug ewe0,11 D0ukiu,J 0000or & Sou ;
pair 01110 100110,380 011011, J Cooper & Se, ;
Vali' fat sheep, any breed, G Pevhalo 101 and
21141.
Pias.-B0rhe1.1l1:0-Aga(1 boar, W M001110•
tor, Jun Dol'ruIoe ; boor under one ye(1r, Jos
Dorra11oe,W McAllister; aged sow, W D10-
Alllxtor, Jae 3301110000; sow undo,' auo year,
W MaAllistor, Jas Dorraua0. Yorkshire -
Boar under one year, 10 1'eutica° ; aged sow,
1Bb ald00d, G 131 Cruse wolf ; 0000 tinder one
year, 101 and 2nd, 0 13 Croswell. Chester
%ditto -Aged hoar, Jos Gammon, J L'oster;
age(, 000, Jas nominal, J Foster, sole wader
one year, Jos Gemino1l,J Foster; boar under
one year, 1st mud 9011 Jas Gemmell.
3/0001100; Light Urahmax, G Irwin ; dark
01011ma0,1st and Sud G Irwin' Plymouth
rock, Jno Ward, A. Duuoau ; white Plymouth
rook, Jno Ward ; game, G Irwin ; w hi to 1 log -
horns, Il Willis ; black Spanish, G Irwin
110rittus, 1st and •
20d G Irwin ; bantams, G
Irwin, H Willis ; geese Cr Irwin • 11(03(iu
(leeks, G Irwin ; brown clucks, 1st and 31,11
Sprout Bros pigeons, H Willis ; birds, G Ir-
win ; dark breams, atioks, Cr Irwin ; 3/ny-
mouth rock °Molts, Jno Ward ; Plymontb
rook 0)110318, white, Jahn Weld ; white 30e -
horn chicks. 11 Willis • black Spltniolt chinks,
G Irwin; 301(111101111110, (4 Irwin; bantam
chicks, ll Willis ; turkey 011(0110, G Irwin ;
goslings, G Irwin ; poltio duultli040, (3' Irwin ;
brown ducklings, G Irwin,
1011. 8, $5 on ; Rob,. Lang, repairing;
abutments to Ethel bridge, 83810 ; Robb.
it Lang, building now bridge at lot 611, 0011,
1, $24.751 John Barr, gravel, $11.54 ;
John Osborne, gravelling at lot 20, con,
19, $11 00 ; Lannon UIoKay, grading at
100 20, con, 11, $233,00 ; Ira Taylor, ('0-
nairhig culvert, lot 35, em], 12, $1,50;
Wm, Bray, rag (131ts for atdvorte, 75 ars, ;
Qoorengas0or, timber for oulverte,
$8,60 ; elicha0l Ka0t0, gravelling at lut
17, coucesehm 12, $30.60 ' Jacob
Kreuter, gravel, $6 au; Alex, McKenzie,
grubbing and logging on boundary Grey
and McKillop, 160.313 ; Jbseph Savage,
di tolling at tote 40 and 41, con. 1, $117,20,
]Moved by Robb. Dilworth, seconded by
Wm. Drown that the above accounts be
paid. -Carried. The Council thea ad-
journed to meet again on the first Satur-
day in November next (10 the Township
Ball. 1Vu. Senteut, Clerk.
Sir John (1, Allen, 00•011ief Justice of
Now Brunewiok, died at Fredericton.
The trial of JQamilton on the uharge of
perjury is in pr0gre08 at Brampton,
Robert Olarkson, farmer, near Stoat
villa, was killied by a fall in a barn.
,(0me0 Diok6on, ex reeve of EMIR, has
been appointed Recuse oommiseiouer to
fill the vuoancy canned by the death of
the late henry Doering,
London, Out. 1. --After being ont near-
ly four hours, the jury in the owe of
Acton Emerson, charged with the mur-
der of Manager Tuttle, brought in u
vsrdi00 of not ;;nilly, Emerson was
thereupon discharged.
Three obildren of John D. Embttry,
who reeid00 near the Premier cln•ese
factory 10 1tun3orfor,.1, were taken
violently ill, mei two of them died shortly
afterwards, The doo(ur0 pronounce it It
wase of poi0ouiug.
Grey Council Meeting,
Council met ab Long's Hotel, Crap•
brook, on Sept. 17133, pursuant to adjourn•
meet. Illembore Avero all present ; Reeve
in the chair. Minutes of last meeting
were road and approved. Wm. Rabhwell
applied for a Glitch ou road at lobs 25 and
26, con. 10. -Mr. DIlworth to attend to
it. Neil Dnnaanson applied for repairs
to road at lot 13, oon. 14. -James Mo -
Donald to attend to it. Moved by Robb.
Livingston, seconded by Jas. McDonald,
that Jacob Xreator bo re appointed Col-
lector for the South Division of the town.
ship at the same salary as last year, pro-
vided 110 furnish satisfaotory security,-
Carried. Moved by Robb. Dilworth,
0800nded by Robb. Livingston that Peter
J. Bishop be collector for the North
Division of the township at a salary of
$40.00, provided ho furnish satisfactory
security, -Carried. Moved by Robb.
Livingston, seconded by James MoDoa.
ald that the Olerk be instructed to notify
G. K. Matheson to remove the fallen
timber from the tap drain on lot 28, cons,
18 and 17, on or before the 100h day of
October next.-00cried. The following
00ocembe were presented, viz :-S. S.
Colo, lumber for bridge0, $42.57 ; Jas.
13111004, bile for drain ab lot 0, con. 8, -
Henry Al000k, repairing two oulverte and
putting stone arotmd outside of sane,
$10.25 ; Thomas Al000k, gravel, $0,04 ;
John Atkin, repairing 8 culverts and
'Moaning out award Glitch, lot 1.0, 000. 14,
$8.00 ; Enoch Clark, ditah and °loaning
ditch, lob 19, con, 18, $20 05 ; Philip
Both, stone omtiaukmonb at East end of
Betz bridge, con. 12, $18.50 ; John
Smillie, ditoh and repairing culvert, lot
7, con. 10, $8 00 ; David Taylor, gravel•
ling at lot 15, con. 14, $81.47 ; John
Steise, repairing 2 culverts at lot 0, oon.
0, $4.00 ; Ben, Dark, repairing culverts
at lots 5 and 0, oon. 11, $1.00 ; Geo.
Calder, gravelling at lot 4, con. 12, 028,-
12 ; Wm, White, repairing bridge on
side -rood, lots 10 and 11, con. 4, $14,75
Wm. Roy, grading on side road, lots 5
and 0, oon. 4, $8,00 ; Robb. Bell, grading
on side road, lots 5 and 0, oon, 4, and re-
pairing onlvort con. 8, $4,00 ; Alex. Me -
Kenzie, grubbing and logging on bound-
ary Grey and MoICillop, $5,02 ; Geo.
Pollard, gravel, $10.48 ; Wm. Riley,
p payment ou
art a ment oontraots 020,00 , $
Andrew Duke, repairing road on bound -
cry of Grey and Elmo, con, 8 Grey
share, $3.00 ; Robb. MoOutoheon, gead-
iug at lots 40 and 41, oon, 1, $24.80 ;
Itobt. Lang, oulverb at lob 20, oon. 5,
$20,00 ; Joseph Savage, grading and
ditching at lots 40 and 41, can. 1., $22.50 ;
Samuel Kloinsclnotb, cutting hill at lots
40 and 41, oon. 1, $17.00 ; James Wiloou,
clearing timber off road ab lots 40 and
41, eon, 1, $37.50 ; Hoary Young, digging
award ditch at lob 84, con. 6, $4.80 ;
Dan. Ewan, rag bolts for eulvorts, $1,45 ;
John McKinnon, gravelling al lot 5, eon,
0, 013.O5 ; Wm. Pollard, doming out
convert, lute 20 and 21, con. 7, $1.00 ;
I3dwerd Collis, planking bridge, at Vorks
Brtlsses Cider Mill and
Apple Butter Factory, Mill
street, has been overhauled
and is now ready for oper-
ati011.
Fetch on your Apples.
Terms Reasonable,
Satisfaction Otln'anieed.
Geo. Edwards, • Prop,
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amt. Falling Memory, Nightly Smbwioo4 ap0Y1,W
torrhaaa, Impotency, oto., 00neod by organs, 441(.4,
given vigor and oleo to shrunken so
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and mearoly tooled . iron, observation Santry
tarried 111 00,1 pocket PrIoo, ,111.4 pootsfsi s1r
for 30. 00011money la olahar ortiln0rny Or rogfntor.
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At Cost for 30 Days at the
WR;IXETEI WOOLEN MILLS
11(10111.0,, overstock of Wool and Woolen Goods on hand I have decided to offer
for Sale at Ooet for 80 Days my entire stook of Roods, comprising Tweeds, Worsteds,
Berges, Fine Suitiugs, Pantinge, Blankets, Flannels, Bhirtinge, Underclothing,
Yarns, etc. The above will be sold at actual Cost of Manufacturing as I am bound
to reduce my stook. Ifere are a few sample cases of reductions :-
Blankets that were $3 75 now $3 00 Shirting that was 35o now 280.
0launets " 35 11 28 Tweeds " 600 " 45o.
And all other goods will be ted)oed a000rdingly.
0 -
TERMS STRICTLY CASH,
Or Wool, Hides and Skins at Current Prices.
Sale Commenced Tuesday, Sept. 20.
S. B. McKELVTIE
PROPRIETOR,
WROXETER.
True to Nature and beautiful
in effect are
Prof. Dorenwend's
Hair Goods Styles.
He will be at the
American Hotel, Brussels, on
Thursday Oct. 13,
Willi all kinds of LADIES' end GENTS'
HAIR GOODS STYLES in Wigs, Toupees,
Bangs, Switches, (wavey, curly and straight
in all lengths and shades.) Everything new
and up to date. His Fall styles this season
exoel all previous efforts, Come to his show
rooms and see.
Styles tried on and advice as to what is
most ne0omitlg and how to retain beautiful lair given free of
obargo. Be early to avoid over'orowding.
a4
The Dorenvreid. Co,, Limited, Toronto.
ION Wry*
.gOUP EE
!''Cut glair taken in ex-
change or cash paid for it.
White and gray shades wanted
particularly.
Remember at the
AMERICAN HOTEL
THURSDAY, OCT. 13.
MILLINERY
PENING
8006
MISS ROSS
extends a cordial invitation to the Laches of
13russels and vicinity to attend the
FALL MILLINERY OPENING
ON amor.---
\VeEliosday Afte`7rnoon
enYnp LKi
�i 1 ilOt
17 '
---4'-And Following Days. -100" -
....ALL THE NEWEST STYLES.
Dress and Mantle making in connection.
Misses Ross.
pl
Stretton Block, ' Brussels,
J, thin oily fibre -food fluid,•whlch
sinks into theores
p leaving
vdvett burnishing
film outside.
Rub this friction coat a
lit6Ic, and to 1- a brilliant,
lasting, lustre , dawns
through
Neither ver '
nzsh, turpentine(
nor wax, to parch leather o1' seal up its pores,iti -
Y'FO'f/ffi c e/coc/':.y a:�'✓ :^Jt^o r✓" C/6f/�L CJ ®4� 1®19 i il✓
Jno. Downing, - Sole Local Agent.
BRUSSELS
PUMP WORKS.
I with to inform the people of Brussels
and oarroonding district that I have pur-
chased the Pump Business of JAMES
BELL and will lie found ready to attend
to all wants in either new work or repairs
at moderate prime.
No butter Pump in the market.
Order left at my shop or residence or
at P. SCOTT'S shop will be promptly
looked after.
r era t
O d akar for the Digging g(, g of
Wells and Cisterns.
•
Gomer Green,
MULL STREET, - BRUSSELS.
SHINGLES
Columbia
•
(,ollln
'<bIa
Red Cedar Shingles
6330 --
North Shore
Pine and Cedar
FOR SALE AT THE
Brussels Planing bills
Also Doors and Sash of all Pat
terns on band or made to order
at Short Notioe,
Estimates Furnished for all
kinds of Buildings. Workman-
ship and Material Guaranteed.
P. AMENT
IMPROVED YORKSHIRE
BOAR FOR SERVICE.
The undersigned will hoop for cervico ov
Lot 21, Ron. 0, Morris. the t0o0ol-bred Im-
proved Yorttelire 13oar, 'Oak Lodge Long-
fellow," No, 2400, bred by 7.10, Brothone, Bur-
ford, t0 which a limited. number of sows will
b0 taken. 7'erma, $1.00, to .be paid at time
01001,330971(111 privilege of returning ifnoc-
essary.
A number of choice young news for sale for
breeding purposes which will bo oold at
prices to suit the times.
21- 1108T. NICILOL, Proprietor,
Cook's Cotton Boot Compound
Is successfully used monthly byle over
IO OOOLadle
e. Bate effectual. C.11
Ladles s
your druggist for'
ask
EGokl. G
Tab� tion Real Gao-
►ImoItound. ono ate
dangerous.
all Frio., e6, 1,ls and
er
box; 1(0.1 ale agree sir, ger,g0 No. box. No. box; , m sled n receipt
strongere a per 1,t
1or2,s. Tdoareceiptofpriceandnitro ,On t.
stamps. The gook Oompuammended Oat
FspoNos. b1 aDrugsoldgists
indanade1. dad by all
responsible Druggists !n Oanada,
Nos, 1 and 2 sold in Brussels by
G, A. DEADMAN,
Druggist, Bookseller & Optician,
:Buggies and wagons.
Always on hand and away down
in price to suit the times. I can
give you a buggy for the next two
months, second to none in the
town for either quality, finish or
style, for $65. If you want a
Buggy you will find it to your
interest to call and see my stock
and you will say my statement
is correct.
JNO. WYNN,
CARRIAGE MAKER.
See the,
New Dress G-oods,
Trimmings and Plaids
for. Waists at Strachan's.
October Fashion Sheets and Patterns.
-0-
New Fall Goods
--"•1°illo-Of all kinds constantly arriving.
-o-
Boots, Shoes & Rubbers.
Eats & Caps. - Clothing & Overcoats.
A CALL SOLICITED.
A. STRACHAN.
DON'T READ THIS AD
And then throw away this paper before yon oonolude you aro losing
good money by not buying your DAIRY SUPPLIES from us. We are
prepared to supply every person with Dairy Cans
Pails, Milk Pans and Tinware off all kinds et prides a000rding toquality.
- Graniteware of all kinds.
HARDWARE.
Baying put in a stook of Spades, Shovels
Forte, tem, of the best quality we solio
your Patronage.
Paint Your
House with
the
beste
W other and water
e
proof Paint in the market. We sell it.
Screen Doors and Windows 011 hand and made to order.
The hest line of Cook Stoves to choose from,
Eavetrozb himg and .Repair'inf
promptly attended to, -
N. 13. --few 'Wait fordaysour wagon, it will call on you for your truck in 01
.
Wilton & Turnbull