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after washing dishes or other household duties ? few
applications of our
CREAM OF ROSES
will prevent this dr cracking of the skin during cold weath-
er. We have Cream of Roses in bulk at 5c per ounce.
Try a small quantity of it and you will consider it a most
economical preparation.
No Need of being without plenty of Soap
We have a new lot of that Olive Oil and Glycerine Green
Soap of which we are selling 8 cakes for 10c. Also almost
all the other Toilet Soaps of merit, including the Shell
Brand Castile Soap.
New Pioture Post Cards received.
Leather Cards with entirely New Wording and Coloring.
Cards with Pickens of Birds with real Pothers ou.
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DRUGGIST AND OPTICIAN.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
SOUTHERN EXTENSION W. 0, & 0.
Traine leave Brussels Station, North
and Smith, as follows:
Gouge Some Como NMITII.
Hail 7:05 am Mixed 6,10 ami
Mixed.........11:20 eau Mail........ -1:44 p,ni
Dapress 8:02 p.m Express 8:51 p.m
giamilltths gtems
A ohiel'a among ye takir' notes,
An' faith he'll prent z.
READ the advertisements and save time
and money.
10 wants gotta Teta POST for 0 trial trip
to the end of the year.
TENNIS Coneert on Friday evening,
Deoember 7th. Mark this date on your
calendar aa the program will be A. 1.
EAST Hollow Executive of the Liberal
Aseintiatirn is called to meet at Brussede,
on Tuesday, 30th inst., at 1,30 p. m.
AN itereetieg letter from Wm. Tuna.
bull, who receutly arrived 130039 from the
Old Country, ie to hand and will appear
next week.
Wm. Jawrra shipped a deck of boo
from Brussels on Tuesday and a double
deoir from Bluevale the game day. The
price paid was 6 meta.
A SUBSOBIBER in Manilla& says
always look for The POST every week with
ite interesting news and arn glad when
it comes to hand for it helpe to keep me
from being as lonely as I would be if it
did not come."
GONE TO PALMERSTOR.-Liot Monday
Herbert Cunningham went to Palmer.
ston where be has perabased the Hodgson
barber shop. He is a oompetent hand
and the people of Palmerston and locality
will fiud him a decent fellow, We wish
him moose.
Da. Ovate:s, 11. D., London, Eye and
Ear 80rgeon, will be et Smith's Drug
Store, Brnesele, on the Mat Tuesday in
each month. Hoare, 8 a. m. to 1.30 p.
m. Clatentot, optics, failing eyesight,
deafoeee and nasal eatarrte treated and
glasses properly fitted. Next visit, Toe.
day, November 6161. N, .B. -Dr. Ovens
makes no calls.
"Davie atm Joretegatc."-The dramatio
oharawerizatiou of the beautiful story
of David and Jonathan will be presented
in the Town Hall Bru-sele'under the
aaspion of Western Star, 1.0. 0, F., No.
149, Tuesday evening, Nov. 13111, by the
gifted impersonator Newton Beers, 14
ohareatere are presented by the enter-
tainer. The Boston Herald says :-Mr.
Beers not 0833 reoitee hie playa from
memory but also possesses the gift of
titling able to eo change his voiee and
action enact enable him to diffierentiate
the various persoualities of earth oberaeter
in the story of the play R8 he proteeeds,
This faculty makes hie entertainment in-
tensely interesting to all ages and Wanes,
who do not find a dull moment during
the hoar and a half in whioh be holds
their °loot attention.
MEP. EMMET, Filth PASSES AWAT.-Mre.
Jena J. Fear, relict of the late
Samuel Fear. and mother of Rev. E. A.
Fear, of Baster, passed away al the
Main street parsonage, on Friday,
October nth, at the age ot 79 years.
Mrs. Fear has been ailing for eome
months and death was not anexpeeted.
The doomed was born in Scotland and
wheu two years of age woe to this
Onntry with her perente who settled
in the North end of Waterloo oonuty.
Her surly life was spent on the farm near
Elmira. Some twenty•five yettra ago
Mr. and Mre. Fear moved to Bruseele,
where they lived fourteen years. From
there they moved to Goderiob and einoe
thtideath of her husband tha deceased
lived moat ot the time with her son, Rev.
Ewe A. Fear. The remaine were taken
to Stratford on the following Monday
and were interred in the Avondale eeme•
toy. Five sons survive her, Rev. E. A.,
of Exeter •, Sohn W., of Reno'California ;
W. J., of Aylmer ; 3, W., of fiesforth,
and George, of Imperial, Oalifornia.
Yonne MEWS Co. -Monday even-
ing a meeting of those interested in
the formation of a Young Motet Olnb
wee held in the Methodiet ehuroh, the
pastor In the chair and it owe or more
presettt. After Mooning the question
it was deolded to organize and the fol -
inviting officers were chosen 1 -Hon,
President, Bev. E. G. Powell ; Preeident,
3, Ernest Maunders ; Speaket, Ohae,
Biohardeon ; Seoretary, Russell Zimmer 1
Treaeurer, David MoCell ; Chaplain,
Joe Hunter 1 Illaeoutive Committee,
W. 3, MoOratiken, Ohestet Armstrong,
3, Currie, Alvin Stemn and Jno, Wright.
Meetings will be held the 2nd and lot
Monday evenings of each month during
the Fall and Winter and debates, ad -
drone, nittele, ate., will be on the pro.
Verne. 4. Owneeittee wen appointed to
drat a Oottetitutiou. The first meeting
will be held neat Monday evening at
whioh a short program will be preeented.
All yoring men are invited to boome
trientibere of tbe new organization and
amain the proposed opportunities of
addieg to their privilegee foo mental and
social ineproVement, Ne neemberehip
fee ht ohiteged,
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THE cement eidewalk near the earner of
Turuberry and Mill street has been new•
ly banked and a new pieoe of walk put
down to repair a broken epot,
In epeakiug of the sewing maim
exhibited at Brueeele Fall Fair by T.
Moore Tug POST designated it as tbe
"White" when it should have been the
"Standard."
Samna, oonstablee will be pat on for
Hallowe'en and the keys of the look.up
will be handy. This is given ae a bici
so that if the bedroom accommodation
in the "000ler" is orowded Wednesday
night it will not be for want of warning.
SIMDEN BEBELVIMENT.-The ead news
of the sudden demise of Mrs, H. R.
Brewer, whose maiden name was Naomi
May Williams came with a great and
off eurprise to the people of this own
=mitt, last Tuesday morning. A baby
eon bad been born two weeks
previoae but the mother was making
revocable progreee 018 110,1 been ap and
looked forward to apeedyly regaining her
naal healtb. Not feeling quite so well
on Monday she bed kept her bed. Pars.
R. Leatherdale called on her in the
evening and °hatted for some time and
on going downstairs was speaking to
Brewee for a• few mientes when
a noise as if some MTh had fallen was
heard and on haeteniug upstairs the
enbjeat of this notice was found lying
ou the floor. She passed away in the
afro of her husband very shortly after.
Denased was the pumps; daughter of
Hugh Williams, ot Egmoudville, former-
ly of Bruseele, and was beloved by a
wide oirele of friends. She was united
in marriage to her now bereft partner
9 years ago and leaves two children.
Mrs. Brewer was 81 years, 2 months
and 26 de -ye old. Before her marriage
she was a member of the Methodist
church choir here and was a bright, at.
tractive, Dotal lady whose decease will
be greatly regretted, The toneral took
place Thursday afternoon, funeral services
being held in the Methodist ohuroh. The
pastor, Rev, E. G. Powell, was
assisted by Rev. B. J. Alli, of Parkhill,
who bad married Mr, and Mrs. Brewer,
The bereaved are sympathized with by
tbe entire community.
SOCIAL Eyinntii.-On the evening of
Thanksgiving Day the bechelore of the
Epworth League of the Methodist
charoh, Brueeels, gave a social entertain.
ment which proved a great moos.
The school room of the Weenie was ap•
propriately decorated and for fear any
member of the large audience should
forget "vise la Baohelor'" with the re.
presentation of a large key were plaoed
upon the blackboard in very readable
oharaotere. The pastor, Res. E. G.
Powell, made a good ohairman. After
the opening exeroises a debate was an•
nonuced the topic being "Resolved that
the young men of Stools have
better opportunities of doing, good than
the married men," For the affirmative
short speeches were made by Joe Han.
ter, Chester Armstrong and J. Ernest
Me.anders, The negative, represented
by 0, Rittherdson, D. MoOall and Eli
Seattle, as strenuously defended the bane -
diets. Deoision was giyen by the
audience in favor of the latter, betimes
and beans being utilized as ballots.
Solos ware well sting by 0. Riabarderm,
Eli Smith and Joe Hunter ; a suitable
readiug was given by Rosen Zimmer,
and a short speeah by W. J. Fawcett.
A. Lady lunch of pumpkin pie and oof•
tee was eerved by the young too. The
National Anthem and Benecliotion
brought to te close 0 very interesting
progrem for whiab the bachelors were
accorded hearty thanks and the hope
expressed that they would try it again
at no distant date.
Ogg To MADISON. - The Preston
Progress epeake as follows of a former
rotor of St. John's Oltenia, Brussels 3 -
On Sunday Rev. CI, J. Abey bade fare•
well to the members and adherents of St.
John's Anglioan dwelt, The ongrega-
done et both diete of worebip were ex•
oeptionally large and in the evening so
great was tbe demand for admission that
speoial seating a000mmodations had to he
requistioned, At both services the rotor
delivered eloquent yet touching sermone
and many of the oongregatiou were
deeply moved with bis words, For the
past four yeare Mr. Abey bas earneably
labored in Preston and daring that period
has peeved himself to be a preaoher of
the first water, a friend to the stranger, a
guide to the young, a help to the
eiok and a oomforter to the bereaved. To
everything pretaining to the welfare of
the °buret) he hoe taken a leading part
and bee been ingtrOMell68,1 in forming a
number of very Stuniessfnl and helpful
branobee, Not only has be moiled in
pipit but ont ot-doore be was highly
respeoted by the young men of the town
Loo the partioular intend be ahowed in
manly games, The „rev. gootteroo,n
along with eire. Abey and family
left on Thursday per G. T. R. for
Madison, Led„ where be recently poop-
ed a (tall, In his larger ephere of labor
we feel confident that he will, by hie
manly centrum and zeal, soon gain a
reputation for lainutelf, nob only by the
oborob goes, bat by the community at
large, lite many Preston 1038080 fee
loath to pot with him and by way of
reeognition /whim bean the recipient of
Many tokens of dowers:1 for the exeellent
services he has rendered both to yeang
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swirling, OR RESERVE FUND $ 1,000.000
T0WAL 4:38D3?s OVER 10,000,0e0
oaenerall In g 73 Dtettirt ewe OC' r an WA ed
SAVINGS BANKY'0
luterest paid from date of deposit to date of withdrawal at highest current ratite
and oompounded hall-yoarly,
Joint DePolilt Accounis-A SPECIAL CONVENIENCE in eao In our Savings De-
partunint le to "knot IlepOsit" at:want, Money may be deposited or witbdrawu
by either of the two members of the household. This system is a great eonven-
ience to many residing 111 towo, but more particularly so to fanners, as in the latter
ease whetber 30831 00 wife comes to town either OBn attend to the Banking. An-
other feature of 010 system 14 that in case 01 1115 death el either party the inooey
000 be withdrawn by the survivor without cost, We will toll you 01010 180001 our
methods,ethedei1 you will Madly call 00 100105,
Married Women and Minors may make and withdraw deposits without the lu.
torventien of any person,
SALE NOTES OASHED, COLLECTED or may be left for SAFEKEEPING
only for which no charge is made.
YOUR BUSINESS will reoeive our ogreful and oonrteoue attention.
G. P. SOHOLFIELD, Clint. hilexton. J. F. ROWLAND, MOWED.
11611.111.1111WIASIOSMII.
and old. At the winch:talon of hie re -
aka on Sunday he expreseed the hope
that St. John's (Thumb would oontione
to prosper and that 1110 8010 pastor would
be as hospitably treated by the congrega-
tion as he had been daring bis rimy
amongst them.
Altantuorttar..-At high noon on Thurs.
day of ibis week, A. 0. Dames, a popular
drover ot BrniiSINS, and Mies Fannie,
yuflugeet daughter of the late George
Rogers, write united in marriege at the
61, 830 of the bride's mother, Frederiok
d treat, Brussels, by Rev, Ur. Leugford.
They left on the afternoon train on
bridal tow in Colorado and other State&
They will aontinue to reside in Bromine
we are pleased to state and will begin
married lite with the good wishes of
many old friende, Tait POST in the num.
bar.
RTMENEAL.-Wedneaday afternoon of
obis week, at 4 o'olook, the wedding
ceremony was performed at Melville
Meuse, by Rev. 4.0. Wishart, B. A. be-
tween Andrew Douglas, a well•to do
young farmer, of Tarnberry, and Miss
Fannie youngest daughter of Robert and
Mrs. Sample, well known residente of
Brussele. Tbe principal° were unattend•
al and the wedding private owing to
typhoid fever in the bride's parental
'tome. The bride wore a very beooming
travelling costume of Wee Venetian
Moth, Mr. Douglas took hie bride to his
home where they oommence married
lite with good wiehee of a wide circle of
triende. Tem Pose extends owegratuls.
tione and oonoure in the wise ohoice of
the groom.
Business Locals.
Woon 000k8t0y8 Inc sale. J. LEORIE.
Box to learn the drug business.
Jas. Fox.
12 STEERS 2 yeare old for Bale. Apply
to P. AMENT, Brussel°.
Taos, bloom, agent for sewing mob.
ince and organs, ie ready to not only sell
but attend to repairs of either. Residence
William street, Brussels. 16-2
WANTED boy, to learn blaoksmithing.
First.otaas encouragement, and highest
wages paid. Apply at onoe to
D. Ewan & Co.
BOARD WANTED. -Lady and two
obildreu Want comfortable rooms for
Winter. Give full particulars and prima.
Drawer 81, Brussele.
To ANY ONE USING SAW8.=-A8
claim to have expert practice and have
inveuted and am using the latest new
end improved saw toote I can give fine
advantage to our ooatntners both in
priaes and quality of work. Call early
and you will not need to rush. T. Mo.
Gregor, Mill St., Brunets.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
Dire. H. L. Seaman spent Thauka-
giving Day in Toronto.
Mrs. Jno. Hill was away to Brantford
on a visit to her brother.
Fred. Efeyoroft woe here from Galt for
the Thanksgiving holiday.
Miss Edna Pugh was a visitor with
Wroxeter friends last week.
J. T. and Mies May Wood visited in
Berlin during the past week,
Mies Downey visited at Chatham
ing the Thanksgiving holiday.
Mrs. J. D. Warwick was visiting in
Wingham during the past week.
Mrs. B. Gerry visited her daughter,
Mrs. W. H. Willie, in Seaforth for a few
day&
Mies Struthers, of Blyth, wart vieiting
with Mies °CM& Gerry for the Thanks.
giving holiday.
Mrs. W. A. Gower haa been quite ill
during the pot week but is ooneiderably
improved now.
Geo. Denyer, of Wingbam, wart in town
this week. He bas disposed of his lann.
dry bueiness there.
D. mad Mrs. MoLaren, of Alliston,
agent Thanksgiving at their eon's home,
St. N. McLaren, merobant.
Mrs. Themes Sanford was on the Molt
bat we are plotted to state that lihe ie
now able to be out once more,
Mies Eliza Roddick, a farmer resident
of Brassele, was a weloome vieitor thin
week. Sha is Dire, Robt, Sample's sister.
airs. Keywortb, of Emily City, Mich.,
was vielting Mrs, J. Y. S. Kirk during
the poet week. The ladies are relatives.
Hugh R. Elliott ie book from a pro.
longed visit to the west and will upend
the Winter at bis home, Brunel°
Booth.
Hugh and Mrs. Williams, of Egmond.
ville, are in town for a few days owing to
the demise of the former's daughter, Mrs,
H. R. Brewer.
Jno, and Mo. Carter, who have been
in Owen Sound for the past two months,
arrived home thin week and will spend
the Winter hoe,
Mee Eva Degge, of Oleatham, was a
holiday Waiter in Brusatals, She is a
grand daughter of Clap. Stratton and is
always welcome.
Mrs. 1. Kingswood and Roy, of In.
goon, enjoyed tt few holidaye under
the parental roof of the former, Priri.
Gees street, Breseele.
Charlie Kerr, eon of Itev. W. 33. 31016,
of Clinton, spent his Thenkegiving holi.
days with relativee in Brussele, Be
made the trip on hie Wheel.
Mrs. Hattie, of Petrolle, was renewing
Old triendehipe in Brns6ele and 10201116'during the past week. She ie a Meter
to Mre. P. Walla= and a former resident
01 Oita platie.
abort Sample an8 001 15 will remove
frem Bruesele to the Weet. 1118. 0314 Mfg.
Sabegle are old end well knoven tesiclents
and we will be sorry to gee them moving
wog from town.
Mrs. Samuel Walker's condition oon•
tins motm the Hama, $be Hee 111 a
eemi.eousolous state but is gradually
toiling. The old lady bas had a very
vigorous oonstittetion.
Robert Anderson and eon, former
Brusselitee, were here for a few days.
Andersou'e home is et Shakeepeare,
Out., now. Be kith as if Perth 00.
air was agreeing with him.
Norman McGuire has been aaaleting
W. J. Good, both former members of
Tim Poem staff, in managing,the Emerson
Journal while Editor Ballantyne wOl ou•
joyieg a vacation in the East,
R. N. Barrett, Wingham, formerly of
Monte, 'has been ooropelled, through
111 health, to dispose of his barbering
business. Ohara. Swanson is the per.
chow. We hope Mr. Barrett will Boon
be better.
Wm. Kneohtel, of Fergus, an old and
well known former Brueselite, was io
town for a few days last weak. He re.
tains hie vigor wonderfully well and
is always welcome here. Mn. Kneoletel
lives with his daughter, Mrs. W. A. Rose.
Barrister M. A. MacDonald, brother to
Lawyer MacDonald, of Brut:eels, is now
O partner in the legal firm of Eiarvey,
DoArter & MoDouald at Oranbrook, B.
0. Mr. Harvey was a former Atwood
boy being a sou of the late Moos Hervey.
Asyut MANY YEARS. -James Bigger, of
Galt, was bene for e few days visiting hie
cousin, David ROSS ar. The gentlemen
bad not Been one another for 52 yeare
when Dir. Roes came from &Wend. The
reader may judge the pleasure of °mei a
reunion.
Mines Mina and Clara Hunter have
gone to Clinton where they have taken
positione in the Jaoksore Clothing Mann
faotory. We wish them a pleasant stay,
The former was a teitober in the Macho
diet Sabbath sohool and a member of the
chorale choir.
Prinoipal R. J. Hill, of Hamilton,
made a brief visit to hie father, Juo.
Hill, Queen street, lot week. Mr. Hill
taught in Dundee for si years and has
been in Hemilton for the past 5 years.
He spent his boyhood days on the home•
stead, 10th oon., Grey.
3. D. Warwick, V. S., is here from hio
sleep raneh in Idaho and will vend the
Winter with his wife and family. He
leo had a very enconeful eeaeon and is
going into the bodiless larger than ever
next year. Doo. looks as if sheep ranch•
ing agreed with him all right.
elm D. L. White, Mrs. James Leth•
bridge, Mies Lily White and Min Marie
Morrow, all of Midlend, were welcome
vieitors et the home of G. N. and hire.
MoLaren, Alexander street. The ladies
were members of the Bay View Reading
Club, of Midland, se was Mrs. MoLareu
so the visit was partientarly pleaeing to
all concerned.
Chas. B. Wilbee and wife, of Chicago,
were weloome viaitors 31 twee Ian week.
16 10 19 years since Mr. Wilbert left Brno
eels and time bas dolt very kindly with
him. He heti been 14 years travelling
for a Furniture Bonn and usually spends
hie Winters in the South or an the Pacific
Coast. The visitor learned the bosinese
with R. Leatberdale, Brussels. Be is a
brother to Walter, Jaen and Jno. Wilbee
and Mrs, P. Ament, of thie looality.
The ratepayers of Ropier (tarried tbe
by law to loan 05,000 to the Elespeler
Machine & Tool Company.
A lineman neared Kelly grasped a live
wire at Montreal to save himself from
falling and wee instantly killed.
asomma-
Baiswen.-In Brussela, on Oat. Mh, to
Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Brewer, 9, sow
Dicalseteen.-In Grey, on Oot. 16, to Mr.
and Mrs. J. P. bloIntosh it daughter.
bloseam-In Brussels, on Oot. 28, to Mr.
end Mre. Wm. Moffatt a Ban.
litute,-In Grey, on Oot, 21, to Mn, and
Mrs. Robt. Munn a ton.
Mean/tr.-In Grey, on Oot. 15, to Mr, and
hire. Jae. Ritchie, a eon.
T H E METROPOLITAN BANK ere~wativelelatte4.4,,otoe
You won't
(JAPITAL-Authorized 92,000.900
CA P ['PA L-Pald np 1,000,000
ltESIIIITE and Surplus Protlts 1.133,138
urtrortorri
8,3, 10100021,1), 10, T000106800, 10.0.
President, Vloe.Prestdont,
'PLIO(1.31RADSRAW, nis MINOR San, W. MORTIMER Obeinc, it 0, JAR ItYRIE
5017N lanwrImoolt
0,11088, - General Manager
THE METROPOLITAN 8.8.8410 le open to receive the mounts of
Parmers, Merehants and Business Community gouorally and to give
oareful consideration to all proposals submitted to it.
11 relleo upon its peat record for oourteous treatment of ite 000-
tomers, and will extend every oonsideratiou con sietent with sound
blunting to those who may desire to transact business with it,
SWIPING& BoweJ.1 a,J3retrawr
Interest at HIGHEST (TORRENT RATES allowed on all sumo of $1 and upwards
BRUSSELS BRANCH W. J. FAWCETT, Manager.
VOMMEEVRONPIV.LIMF
anANDALL-RODE008.-At the rectory,
Wiughane, on Wedneeday, Ootober
17th, by Rev. T. S. Boyle,Mr. John
Franklin Crandall, to im Sophia
M., daughter of Dir. and Mrs. 9'. H,
Roderus, of Wingham,
DOPOLAS-SAMPLE.-At Melville Manse,
Brussele, ou Oot. 24th by Rev. A. 0.
Wishart, B. A., Mr, Andrew Doug.
lae, of Turnberry township, to Mies
Fannie, yonngeet daughter of Mr,
and Dos, Robert Semple, of Bro.
sele.
Boeawnu,-To Brussels, on Cot. 22nd,
Naomi May Williams, beloved wife
of B. R. Brewer, artist, aged 81.
yore, 5 menthe end 26 dept.
Droxeou.-At Hartney, Dian., on Ootober
100, Jean Stewart, relict of the
late John Diokson, formerlyl Teem'.
carer of Wingham, aged 78 yeare earl
10 months.
FO. -In New York, on Sept. 14, Gather-
ine, eldest daugbter of Mr. and Mrs.
J. J. Foy, and ludo of Mrs. D.
Mouth, Grey twp. (Clinton papers
pinto oopy.)
FlIAlt.-Io Exeter, on Ool. 12th, Jane J.
Fear, formerly of Brussels, aged 79
years, 2 months and five days.
Kurentr.-At Quebeo, on Anent 10th,
James W. Knight, formerly of Ortin•
brook, aged 85 years and 11 month°.
T.7O0130
TUESDAY, 092, BOTA.-F&TM etoolt,
plemente, &o., Ni Lot 19, oon. 6 Morrie.
Bale without reserve, at 1.30 o'olook.
JANES TURNBULL, prop. F. B. Soott, ono,
WEDNESDAY, OOT. 81-Peim stook, im-
plementa &e, W Lot 29 .Oon. 4, Morrie,
Sale unreserved at 1 p. m. ebarp. Riele.
Mitobell, prop. F. S. Soot atm
35R ITSZI-aail 3.6.11.Ma==•2'30.
Fall Wheat 68 69
Barley 40 42
Peas 72 73
Oats 32 82
Butter, tube and rolle.... 17 18
Eggs per dozen 17 18
Hay per ton 6 00 7 00
Flour, per bbl 4 50 5 20
Hoge, Live 8 40 6 60
Wool' .... ........... 24 26
Potatoes per bus 85
Apples (per bbl.) 1 00 1 50
Salt, per bbl., retail 1 00 70
STOCK FOR SERVICE.
Q.1:10RT HORN BULL .NDR
linumon.-The underpinned will keep
for settles, on Lot 7, 000. 9, Grey, the Short
Moro Bull, Soottish Prinee, =588204 bred by
J. A, Oremr, Shakespeare ; got by Soottish
Here, imp, o.001004 (79921.1 Dam, Gam of
Balleohin,iimp, 100011 prizea 01
Toronto, London, Tavistook and /Irene's.
Terms, 01.60 for grade cows and 05,00 for
thoroqueds, with privilege of returning If
necessary. JOHN ORERAR,
10.3 Proprietor,
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
VOR SALE. -4 GOOD SPRING
Claims ; also a good working mare
euppoard in foal and. a Spring colt, WM.
SHEDDER, 301 10, Oon. 4, Morrie. or Bras -
Bele P. 0. , 10 -'ti
L'AM FOR SALE.—THE UN -
1' DRUMMED otters for sale Me fine 102
acre farm, being Lot 15, 000, 9, Grey town-
ship ; shoat 97 aores cleared, balance good
hardwood bush. There is a comfortable
house, good bank barn, Sze orohard, deo. 14
miles from Ethel Village and less than
miles to Brussels. Pluoe well fenced and in
good beart, Posseseion on be given neat
March. For further partioulare as toprioe,
terms, ito., apply to the propriotor, MA
COLS& LAfdONT, on the farin, or Ethel
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MOVED TO NEW
PREMISES
JMoDONALD announces to the
• public that he has moved to the
New Brick Hare, - Ethel
,and opened up a, choice stock and is
ready to wait. on customembetter than
ever.
Call in and see our new premises.
Hearty thanks to all for past pat-
ronage.
M.DONAL.D
JNOC
QT0011 FOR SALE—THE UN-
DERBIGNED offers for sale a Roadster
Yearling Oolt and a Roadster Pool; 8 2.year
old Heavy .Draught Golding and several 2 -
year old Heifers. 008 15, Con, 9, Grey,
1041 JOHN MENABY, Oraubrook 2.0,
SZHORT IIORN BULLS FOR
kJ SALE. -One was a year old in January,
19(51, and the other 10 months old. Prize
a0101875and in good. condition. Terms to
suit purehaser. JAMES 50E111, Lot 50,
Come, Morrie, or Brussels P. 0. 10.11
MILOH COWS FOR SALE.—
The undersigned has B or 4 good
milah cows for pale, due to calve in Novem-
ber. Prices to suit Dm Mums, AlPo a young
cow and two calves at foot. J. P. MoIN-
TOSEI, Lot 21, Con, 12, Grey, or Oranbrook
P. 0. 10-tf
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oough long lf you use Fox's
White Pine and Tar. 11
°twee Colcle, Coughs and all
irritationo ol the air pas-
tiegee, You won't lose any-
thing beettnee we refund your
money it not satiefaotory,
but
You Will
agree that it its the boeb mod -
Wine for Coughs and Colds
you have ever tried,
25c per Bottle at
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Drug Store
Gaettottoewareoteet ee.tert"ta.etotteasareJele
yam, SHORT HORN BULLS
Leicester Ram Lambe and, Broils
Turkey Gobblers for sale. Prices reason-
able. N. A, MILNE, Htlial, 10-11
OUND CEDAR FOR SALE -
10 pleoes 11 foot long and '9 pieces 84
feet in length. also a number of inular
Penes posts. For further partioulare see or
write 11008, NaWSOM, Brussels. 18.10
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place for
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,-ImunamluveamaMINIMIIMIND.
After 21 years of business in Brussels we are better pre-
pare.d than ever to supply all your needs in the Harness line.
Robes, Blankets, Wool and Plush Rugs, Rubber Rugs, Trunks
and Satchels, Whips, &c.
Collars and Fine Ilarness a Specialty
We Repair Robes and Line and Trim them.
Repairs in Collars or Harness promptly attended tn.
Agents for Columbian Stock Foods, Poultry Foods, &c.
C. Richards
esseeetteteresesPereefeate
BRUSSELS DAYLIGHT STORE
G. N. Mo LAREN
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Investigate 7,
On Tuesday morning 53 COA TS
we closed a deal for
Traveller's Samples — Black, Dark and
Light Tweeds These are all long length, loose
fitting garments; man tailored, and are made by one
of the best makers in the business. This is pos-
itively the best Bargain ever offered in
Brussels for new, fashionable garments. Every
one this season's best styles ; and we will self them
at from $1 to $2 less than regular wholesale prices.
We invite you to come and investigate this offer.
See the lovely styles and get the prices. You
may wonder why we sell them at such a low
figure when we could get more for the asking.
Well these are our reasons: We bought them
right and we always hand over to our customers
what extra we make by good buying. We are al-
ways satisfied with a legitimate profit. .Another
reason : We have already had a good season for
Coats and know that good prices will be necessary
to clear out the entire lot quickly.
Our prices race from $3,75 to 11,00
Regular prices are from 6.60 to 17,00
Yours for Mutual Benefit
N. Me aren
Next door to American House.
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