The Brussels Post, 1907-1-31, Page 4fa
flowick
The Mutual
fire Insurance Company. D.'
A PROGRESSIVE AND GROWING INSURttNCE CONCERN
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That the Company deserves the
confidence of its policy holders there
can be no doubt. It is a vigorous and
progressive institution and the figures
given in its reports are eonclustve
evidence of the energy and ability of
its directors who have more than once
been asked by other Companies for
pointers. As a Mutual Fite Insurance
Company it ranks among the foremost
ie Canada. Its record has always been
one of the highest standing and it has
progressed in the widest sense of the
word, and there is not the slightest
doubt but that the honorable customs
of the past will he perpetuated and
accentuated in the present and the
future, and that the Company will con-
tinue to be one of the shining examples
of Canadian insurance enterprise.
The annual meeting on Friday
afternoon of next week at Gorrie will
no doubt be largely attended when the
reports for past year will be presented.
Reeve for 7 years He represented the
District of Grey, Morrie 1211)1 Brussels,
for the past two year term at the Co.
Council. In 1x74 Mr. hrydn.5rst took
a seat on the Howiok Mutual and
with the exception of 2 years has beeu
a member since. He has filled the
Vice Prestdent,s chair for a nunlher of
years and has carefully attended to his
work with a fairues' that has deme
go much to keep the C'" in public:
favor. The English church is the
choice of Sir. Bryacs nn•l in poluics he
is a Conservat,ye. tie is well known
In East Huron and his cante has been
mentioned en Vari,'u: occasions as a
possible bearer.nf the party banner 111
political campaigns.
and has faithfully and .judiciously per.
formed his duties sS a director, While
Mr. Wylie 1s not a man of many words
he has performed his part in life so
varying experiences, in Which his toil
was rewarded, Mr, Jackson gave np
farm life and took up his residence in
Harriston 5 years ago, where he fol.
lows the occupation of implement
dealer, The queen of his household
was Miss M Davis,before the wedding
day and they have 2 sons aitcl a dau-
ghter. In choice of politics Alt•, lack
son sides with those of Conservative
faith and in church preference he holds
alliance with the Methodist denominat
ion. Those Who know hint hest say
"He is all wool and a full yard wide"
we accept their finding as correct,
the right place—that's W. S. McKer.
cher as Secretary:l'reasurer of the
flowick Mutual. Miss BIsia Hazle-
wood, of Wroxeter, is the efficient Mi.
sistaut iu the office.
JAMES WYLIE
DI RECTOR,
that he enjoys the esteem ot the com-
munity at large for his many com-
mendable traits of character,
JOHN R. MILLER
PRESIDENT.
Mr. Miller first sate the light of day
at Fans, Berwickshire. Scotland, on
August 25th 1330. •In 7857 be came to
the New World to the Genesee Valley,
New York State, and in the Fall of
7854 with the early settlers, such as
Robt. and Geo. Moffatt and Jno.
Messer, located in Morris township,
Heron Co. At this time there was no
settlement North of the 4112 line. They
had come from Buffalo to Port Stanley
by boat and then 6 horse stage to Lon-
don. The newcomers walked to God-
erich to secure their land and then
footed it to their new possessions, the
Miller family securing lots 53. 54, 55,
56, in ist con. and afterwards bought
No 57. The Sample family and Don-
ald McLaucbliu were settled on their
farms prior to this. Having bought
oxen a trip was made back to London
for their baggage. This was no small
task in those days. In 755e Mr. Miller
married Margaret Moffatt and their
family consists of 3 sons and 3 dao
ghters. He took an active part in the
Municipal affairs in bis earlier days
and was 7o years in the township
Council s of which he was Deputy
Reeve. For 3o years he was a magis-
trate ; was Captain of the Militia in the
good old days ; zo years License In-
spector and 23 years President of the
Bluevale Cheese Co, For 27 or 28
years Mr. Miller has sat at the Board
of. the Howick Mutual and is closing
his 77th year as President. He has
taken a deep and. unfailing interest in
the Co, and bas left nothing undone in
discharging his duties. In politics
President Miller is a pronounced
Liberal and in religion he is a pro-
nounced Presbyterian, being an Elder
to the Wroxeter congregotion for
years, To see his stalwart form and
the activity possessed you would hard-
ly guess he was past his 76th birthday
but he is hale and hearty and attends
punctually to his work.
JAMES EDGAR
DIRECTOR.
This gentleman has continuously
been a member ot the Howick Mutual
and from a comparatively small be-
ginning has watched its progress with
more than ordinary interest. He was
the faithful President for 52 years so
knows its history. Mr. Edgar is an
old time resident of Howick township
having spent 35 years on con 5. Dun-
lop, Ayrshire, Scotland, was the place
of his birth and the year was 1834,
Two years after the family emigrated
to the new world. North Dumfries,
Waterloo Co., and Ayr claimed them
as residents before Howick presented
claims that could not be resisted. Mr
Edgar secured a helpmate indeed when
he joined hand and hear: with Miss
Agnes Black. Their union was bless.
ed by 6 sons and 2 daughters Mill.
tary instincts were not wanting in Mr.
Edgar's makeup and consequently he
was appointed Captain of a Militia
corps in the good old clays. Ile is a
member of the Presbyterian church
and a Liberal in political preference.
Mr. Edgar is regarded as a man of
the highest integrity and his record
shows deservedly the possession of a
good will of the policy holders of the
Howick Mutual. -
EDWARD BRYANS
VICE PRESIDENT,
The Co. of Fermanagh, Ireland, was
the birthplace of Mr. Bryans and on
crossing the Atlantic with his parents
lived for a time at Ancastet•, Went-
worth Co, In following the Westward
tide the family came to Morris. town-
ship, Httron Co., in 7856, where the
home was Located about a mile South
of Jamestown. 30 years ago lot 12
con. 2, Grey, Caine into possession ot.
Mr. Bryans where he has continued to
reside. Mrs. Bryans maiden name wail
Miss Mary A. Gallaher, her girlhood
home being in Howick, They have
`3 sons and 5 slaughters, 53 or 14 years
Were spent In Grey township Council
by Mr, Bryans and he was Deputy
WILLIAM MCKERCHER
It/RECTOR,
Mr. McKercher was one of the Board
who took an active interest in the
organization of the Howick Mutual in
1873. He has been President and fur
70 years capably discharged the oner-
ous dnties of Secretary -Treasurer so Is
well posted on the workings of the
Society past and present, Strathtay,
Scotland, in the year 1828, was
the Spot where he was born. By
his jocularity it might he imagin-
ed he was a soil of the Emerald Isle.
Coming to Canada in 7851 he spent a
while in New York and afterward
located in Co, of Oxford, Outarin,
moving to the- township of Howick In
1858, Miss Jessie Stewart was the
person of his eholce in matrimony and
their family is made up 0t 3 sons and
3 daughters, Mr, McKercher is a
member of the Presbyterian church
and votes Grit. He has a grutzzical
method of dealing with perplexing
questions at the Board but his judg-
mens is seldom at fault and he is a
welcome member of any company 011
account of his geniality and good
sense,
Mr. Wylie, whose home is on Lot
Cr con, 6 Turnberry township, to which
Municipality he moved over 5o years
ago from Durham Co, He was horn
in the parish of Gretna, I)nnllrIeshil'e,
Scotland, and came to Canada in 1851. -
His first wife was Catharine McEwen,
of Stanley township, Baron Co,, who
died 7 years atter their mata'iage, The
present Mrs, Wylie was Arius Rebecca
Green, of Hamilton, Mr, Wylie is an
Elder in the Wroxeter Presbyterian
church, His political leanings are
Liberalward. He was elected ai 111011R-
ber of the Howick Mutual 7 years ago
JOHN JACKSON
DIRECTOR.
'1'he newest member at the Board is
the gentleman whose portrait appears
at the top of this paragraph, Mr.
Jackson, of Harriston, who was elected
last February at tha annual meeting by
a large vote, and during lgo6 has dem-
onstrated his fitness for the office. He
is a Canuck, Cartwright, Durham, Co.
being his birthplace in the year 1853.
The family came to Minto township in
1862 locating on a brush farm. After
W, S. McKERCHER
SRCRETARV.TRRASCSRR,
In an institution of the character
of the Howick Mutual much of the
work necessarily falls on the shoulders
of the Secretary -Treasurer, If he is
competent, faithful and energetic then
a long distance is covered in the prop-
er discharge of the large volume of
business passing through the Board's
hands, That Mr. McKercher, the
occupant of the onerous post for the
past 17 years, fills the bill goes with-
out saying and adjectives could hard•
ly exaggerate his many good qualities
in the careful, cheerful and clever per-
formance of his nuamy duties. He is
a Howick old boy and succeeded the
late Thomas F. Miller in the office.
Some t5 years ago he wooed wisely
and well and Miss Isabel Gibson be-
came his wife, Their family consists
of two sons and a daughter. Air.
McKercher, although always busy,
has found time to lend a hand to the
administration of Munteipal and
School Board affairs and has been a
faithful toiler in the Sabbath School
and congregational vineyard of Wrox-
eter Presbyterian church. He is a
son of Wm MBKercber, a well known
Director of the Howick Mutual. For
a number of years the salary paid the
Secretary -Treasurer was miserably
small in comparison with the quality
and quantity of the labor but of later
years this is being remedied. We
sometimes speak of the right man in
BARRISTER W. M. SINCLAIR,
SOLICITOR,
Air Sinclair was born in the town-
ship of Blanshard, Perth COMM', where
he spent itis early boyhood days, re-
ceiving his primary education in the
1'ublia schools to that township and
later attended for a short time the Galt
Collegiate Institute during the late Dr.
'l'assie's regime Leaving school at
the age of 14 he entered the employ of
Smith & Co„ general merchants, at
St. Mar's, putting in a year at this es-
tabtishment, The following year he
was in the employ of Ina. Rogers. of
Seafurth, and during the years 7877
and 1878 be finished his mercantile
career in the store of the late F. C.
Rogers, of Brussels, In the year 188o
he commenced she study of law in the
office of the late A. J, McCall, who, at
the time of his death was Chief Justice
of the Supreme Court of British Col-
umbia, in 1881 he was admitted as a
student of the Law Soetetvand for five
years served his articles of apprentice-
ship in the offices of E E. Wade and
Messrs, McLtu'eu, McDonald & Ship-
ly, of Toronto. In 1886 he was admit-
ted to practice as a Solicitor and a few
years later was called to the Bar. For
two years he was a member of the firth
of Wade & Sinclair, but in 1888 this
firth was dissolved and Mr. Sinclair
has since continued to practice his pro.
fessidlt in Brussels. Mrs. Sinclair
is the second daughter of a former well
known Brusselite, Jno. D. Ronald.
One sec and two daughters constitute
Mr Sinclair's family. He is a Liberal
in politics and a Presbyterian in reli-
gion Quite naturally he falls in line
in military tactics as his grandfather
Saw service under Wellington.
Mr. Sinclair was Captain of Brussels
Volunteer Co for. years. Judging by
the amount spent in law costs he will
not get wealthy by his office as Solicitor
IMIMMONIMP
THIRTY-FOURTH ANNUAL REPORT
--o1
THE
Eowick Mutual Fire Iisu.rance Company
FOR THE YEAR 1906
TO Tan Mtntnmsc OF TRE SAID COMPANY:
Your Directors have pleasure in laying before you
the 84th Annual Report or the affairs of the Company.
During the petit year the Company had a low lose
rate from lightning but one heavy Lose caused by a
coal -oil lantern and a number from unknown causes
made the total losses for the year 1900 much above the
average. We regret to meet with losses from the
latter emirates, as they are to a very large extent pre-
ventable by the policy holders.
We have, however, been able to pay all the losses
promptly and still sorry forward to the now year
a fairly good cash balance. The experience of the
peat year illnatrates very forcibly the necessity and
advantage ora reasonable cash reserve.
The office with are proof vault for the protection
of the Cotnpany's books, papers and documents, and
with suitable scconanodation for the transaction of
the Onmpany'a business has been completed.
The number of policies lamed during the pest
vear was 1827 and the number in force at the end. of
the par wan 4884, being flit increase of 280 polleies.
The amount of Insurance written was 02,254,010,
the amount cartooned and expired $4,709,488, leaving
the net amount in force at the clone of the year $7,144,-
888.00 being an increase for the year of $545,472,00 in
the amount at risk.
The premium notes held by the Company amount
to $857,210.18 and the amount available on the said
notes$828,170.17.
ThAditrs' report with certified statement is
appended hereto.
The Directors who retire are Messrs, James Wylie
and James Edgar both of whom are eligible for re-
election.
It will also be
for the ensuing your duty to elect two Auditors
year.
All of whleh is respectfully submitted.
W. S. MOKRROHNR, J. R. Mni iii.
Besu•etary-Treasurer. President.
Gorrie, January 10th, 1207.
RECEIPTS.
Casi1 balance tie per last audit $17010 00
Fixed payments for year 1008 14424 74
Fixed payments for years prior to 1906 407 50
Interest ... .., . 081 78
Premiums paid In advance 06 80
Other sources 11 15
$82801 02
EXPENDITURE
Losses:
3. J. Crulolcshauks, Morrie, dwelling house
attd eontente, cause, spark from stave pipe.$ 150 00
Jos. Taylor, Normandy, two ehoep kilted and
one lamb and one damaged by lightning ., 17 00
W. J. 3tetton, Howiok, barn and contents,
1igtnlnk
Wm. i3rtth, r.,Howick, damage to house and
barn- ligding 12 00
N. A. Milne, Grey, pedigreed cow, lightning100 00
Isaac Wade, Howick, steer killed, lightning ,84 00
R. Coutts, McKillop, damage to barn, light 10 00
John Gilmartin, Minto, steer killed, lightning 12 00
A. D, Youngg Howicic damage to barn llght'g 12 00
W. H. Cumberland Wallace, damage to barn,
lightning , ,.., .. 28 50
H. Godkin, Turnberry, damage to barn, ligh'g 28 00
JaR, IOili ht, Howick, damage to barn, ligqht'R 17 00
W, C. Allen, Arthur, two pigs and one Minh
killed by lightning...., 10 87
.7. W. Groy Mullett, steer killed by iightlliilg 90 00
S. Ruiter, Moto damage to barn lightnin 86 00
Chas. Maxwell, Mete,
colt killed by ltght'g 70 00
Jae, Campbell, McKillop, heifer21 00
Geo, .lnhneton, Morris, heifer " 28 00
Wtu. Bryans. Gray, two steers 186 00
Thos. Grant Honyvlok, cow " 50 00
1. McAvoy, �Wehaee, damage 60lieu°° 10 00
W. S. Hearne, Wallace, barn and contents do•
etroyed by fire, entree unknown.., 1878 00
Mrs, 0. McLeod, Moeda, 4 head cattleiightig 100 00
J. k. Curtis, Morris, damage to hence, light'g 16 00
A, McDonald Grey, two lantha killed, r' 10 00
Jno. Kargna, bJqliege cow killed,. 45 00
Thea. H. Cole, Hallett, horse killed, 200 00
.Mrs, Flava Carry boll, Egeemeut, dnrnnge to
house. lightning
685 00
10 00
Wm. Henceyy,� Normandy, steer killed, light'g 25 00
John Sora, Morels, I 1 4 I40 00
. M. McLaren, Wallace, mare killed
1504
00
Robe Gamble. Howick, steer killed 28 Op
W121.• T. Magee, Howick, reit killed 75 00
Win. P. Bray, Grev, cow killed ,,45 00
E. A. King.Howick, demege to barn, tight'g.,. 10 00
R. E. Cardiff, Grey, ]heifer ,tilted, lightning 88 00
W. Long, Normandy, groin destroyed, unkn'n 15 00
A. Hewitt, McKillop, barn and contents, 11 575 00
A. Webber, Wallace, damage to house and
contents by lightning ... .. 10 25
J. McLennMoGray heifer killedvby' Belittling 18
118 00
'M. Leonard, Howiok, demean to house and
contents by Bre. cause coal -oil lamp 40 110
7, Long, Grey, heifer killed by lightning 85 00
T. Mrinmoltlin, Grey, de/tinge to cult. ligltt'ng 80 00
H. B. Moon, Hallett, dameee to house and con -
tants by liehtebtg ., 28 00
G. Lumsden, Egremont, (horse killed, lightn'g 90 00
Jno Holt, Howick, sow killed, lightning20 00
Thos. (Berk, Morrie, barn end contents, light'g 277 00
Peter Onnteton, Morris, barn by lightnin g 500 00
J. T. Bridges, Morita, beton & contents, unitn'n 1500 00
W. H. Harrison, Gloucester, damage to barn
and contents, cause, steam tBreaher .. 20 00
Mrs, B. Fischer, Gra damage to house and
oonttey
tWt byfire defective chimney,. e .. 800 00
Y
J. Lovell, Tn dat-ao , barn ie coarn , .gcon- 1800 00
Thos. M. Henderson, Morris, baro and. con-
tents, noose coal oil lantern,..2570 00
P. McEwen, Tu, nberry, her tteetroyeci, light'/ 28 00
R, M, owicic, barn and drive shed
destroyed Wallace,6 fire, cause unknown ,.• .� 1000 00
Jos. Reynolds, Howlek, oontenta of barnde-
stroyed by ere, cause unknown 700 00
D, Herbert, Logan. theel'g house def, chimney 500 00
Jae. Leiner, Mullett mm�age reborn, lighl'g 855 00
TA. & W,Gihson, Howlett, dent'ge to colt 46 00
T, Walker, Turnberry, dwel'glsouse, unisrt'n 150 00
Forty-two losses under tan dollars 228 55
Lew artiste ... ,
8 00
Mutual Fire 'Underwritet a teenoiatfee tees .., 5 00
Statutory Assessment end Lteense fee 58 00
Premiums returned to policy holders ........,.„448 25
Commission to Agents . ... 001 25
Printing, atfttionety, and advertising ,,,,,, 175 50
Pottier, telegrams, telephone and express 08 11
Directors' fres „ ,,,,
Auditors' fees... .., r'
81800
Senreta•y-Tree nror, anlwy rent, &c..,,850 00
Rent of room for Board meetings 12 00
Travellin5 expenses . 88 O0
Tames and statute labor 18 62
-Fuel .. ,. 110 20
Care of Hell, annual meeting ...... 1 W
Cost of onion building tied furniture 1484 74
lnveatigating end adjusting claims 287 60
Cash on deposit;
Standard Bk, of Osnada at Bruaeels.• 0 472 40
Harriston 512 51
Bank of Hamilton Gorrie 409 18
Central Osnmda LWroxeter inge Go .•, 00 0I�i0 00
Huron & Sete Loan & Savings Co ,• 5000 00
Cash on hand 70 10401 18
.$821101 02
ASSETS.
Mel) balance on hand { 18401 18
Unpaid premium 801 00
Real Estate 1800 00
Office furniture and s0fe$ 900 00
Peemfuu Notes available 828870 17
Total 7080800 20
LIABILITIES.
1401010.
We, the undersigned Auditors of the Hiowker Mut.
uhf Fire Imamate Cempmty, having examined the
books, premium motet+ seCm'ittes for inen017, accounts
and vouchers of the said Company Rud them 0051051.
A, A. GnnnAyt, 1 Auditors.
Tame, BIIILAlt10n, f
Wroxeter, Janua'y 18)11,1007.
,1,.e4111[1a
inter is on
and every person
in want of' --
Cutters or Sleighs
Light or Heavy, Call be, supplied by tis. Our
stock is large and First-class, Light Bob-
sleighs with or withoutPlatlitrme and "leighs
with two-inch runners. In the line of Cut-.
ters we have just what you want.
"Dill Early and Gel, Your Choice
Pi ices and Ti anis to snit the Pig' chaser
D. i
E Co.
Brussels Carriage Fac or,y
but possibly this is one of the strong
points in the company's management
that where claims are at all c ear they
are settled promptly and without legal
contention.
IMPORTANT NOTICES
HOUSE .N'OR SALE.-00M–
auumenD0 house on Albert street,
Brussels, for wale. For further pa'ticulare
apply to JOHN HAI8.1' Leadbury P.O. 291f
'YOUNG SHORT HORN BULLS
Le•ioerter haul Lambs and Hume -
Tummy Gobblers for en le Prtoes reason-
able. N. A MMLNE, Ethel. 10.80
BOAR FOR SERVICE —THE
uuderaigned whl keep ,or service OU
hot 24, Oen, 7, Grey a pure b,ed Berkshire
Boar, GES, ADDY, Proprietor,
28.9m Ethel.
6'IX SHORT HORN BULLS
1 1 for sale from 9 to 17 months cid. In-
tending purohosers should see them,
20.2m ANDREW HISLOP,
Lot 9, Uon. 14, Grey, or Brussels P, 0.
`'t HORT HORN BULLS FOR
L)
SALE.—One was a year old. in January,
1900, end the othrr 10 menthe old. Prize
animals and in good Oondttiou. Terms tr.
auk purohoser. JAMAS BPEIR, Lot 80,
Uon, 0, 'Harris, or Brussels P. 0. 10-11
TERVE `HRFE YOUNG SHORTHORN
)tulle for nate. Two worn prize510-
nes at BreathittFell Fair, They aro den -I
dies. R. d cud root,' fu color. Also a few
line females ler sale Lot 8, Cn,, 0, Grey.
L. ROBERTSON,
14-t1 Brusaela P. U.
Notice
Notice la berrby given that the Annual
Meeting of the members of the Howlett
Mheld in the Towe cebip Hallurance , Gerrie, onll Frt
Fri-
day, Februery 8th, 1907, at 2 u'olnok p. m.,
ter the purpose of reoelviog the reports of
the Directors and Auditors ter the past
year and for other busiieas. By order of
the Board. W 8. MOKERUHER,
Gorrie, January 17th, 1907. S0°retary,
To Contractors.
Sealed Tenders will be received by the
undersigned up 1111 E'rbruary 9151 at 1 n.
for the erection of a brick soh ,01 boaso at
Leadbury. Plans aura opeeifloations may
be seen at the residence of the uudereigued.
The lowest or any tender not necessarily
um:opted, ALBERT DUNDA8.
Seo...Trots. B, 8, No 7, Millilitre
20.2 Leadbury P. 0.
AirORTGA(fE SALE OF FARAT
vJ PROPERTY.
Under 'WI by virtue of the 77tewere eon.
mine in a cartcln mortgage trhloh will be
elTea for ell/ducted t1 5120 time
osale, there will be
Public Auction on SAT.
URDAY, I"RBRUALLY 9th, A D 1057. at the
bnur of one o'000k iu tee afternoon, at the
Cent. al Hotel iu the Village of Brussels, lu
the OouttbO Of Huron, by F. H. 800tt, avo-
tionrer, tbo f 'glowing property, namely :—
Refire the Routh Half of Lot Number Twen-
tv-at; In the Seventh Oounensinn of. the
Township of Morris, In the mild Coma), of
E ur.,n, oontailting 100 acres of laud, be the
sumo more or lees, Cu this property there
too Ouse City of bather, The farm 10 a dm -
tame or three and ono half wiles from Brun -
.els Terms of hat°—i'en per 0eut of the
purchase Money to be paid down at the
tiwe of sale to the Haioltor for the Mortga-
gee, nod the halau00 id 'Thirty D ,ys Pur
f - rtber partloulura and aSoditi0u° of Belo
apply to F, S. e0 ,TT, Aucteonaar, or 10
A, B. MANLD,
8, 1101000
CDO(01AMortgage°,
aryDat,A. er1D. 1 51007, "
'rnsaols this 11th day of Jaua-
Brewer's
Reliable
Art Studio
We would be pleased to take
,your Photograph.
Family Groups taken suitable
for Framing sizes up to 14x17
in.) We Will do our best to
ple'tse you.
Visitors to the town are invit•
ed to call and see our work. -
H. R BREWER
MONTHLY
HORSE FA1RS
13 _ECU S S Lap
The regular 141071/1 y Horse Fairs will be
hold for the season us follows :
THURSDAY JAN. 81ot,1907
FEB. 28th, ”
APR. 4th, "
SMALL FARM FOR SALE 111 Leading Local and Outside
miles West et the Village o1 Oran -
brook. Buildings include bank barn, Rood Buyers will be Present
came bonen, driving shed, pig pen, silo,
Oto., all iu good repair • new and old or-
chards; drilled wan with waterworks to
,table, Maitland river bouu,ia hack of
,arm Apply to CHAS. BWITZER,
28.45 Cranbtouk P.O.
!,'ARM FUR SALE — BEING '
Lot lO, Uou. 10, Grey, eontaieiug 10U
acme, 85 of which are oleured and balw,oe
Plus
bush. There la 5 c t, (umbrae brick
house, o bank baro 52x60 feet, (umbrae], we i,
h Progeny weal hawed. 21 tunes from
the village of 0 ,aubyu S'o rthe, nm Ran
eralreu an teldpriea, rararch wn, sse ,f apply for WM
WOUDi, Proprietor, Orunbrook P, 0. 28-ef
1U0ORE+' FARM FOR SALE
Abbeing 84 Lot 0, Oon. 4, Morrie:
%here 10 on it a geed bunk b ,ru, good frame
house, elm time of orchard, Berme sere, of
bneh,80 acres plowed ready for crap and
he brownie iu groes, Tho Maitland river
er00008 tine currier of farm. The mem LOBO
,nude• "endwfu Llme Worker." Apply to
0, 11. WILSINO0N, Bolgraye P.0, 20.4
1.{1OR SALE OR TO RENT.—
The underaigneullers her 100 acre
farm, being Lot 20, Oen. 7, Grey, for sate or
to rent. Comfortable house, hank baro,
orchard, wells, &o Farm le only }'of a mile
from the divide village of Elth •1 Fur far-
ther purticulare amply to F. B. /Mott, Brutesale, or Mita. SAKE BOLLAND, 78 Shafer
Strout, Toronto, 137-11m
O. O. F.
Court Preemies Alexandria. No.24, 0. 0.1a,
Brussels, meets in their ,otlge Hoorn, lithe.
hill B,uok, on the 21441 and last Tuesdays of
0nob wenbh, at 8 Wolcott. Flatting brethren
always welcome.
GEORGE BEIiR, 0, R,
W. L. LEATHN1tDALE, R. 8.
PROPERTY FOR SALE—THE
undereigued effete for sale an acre of
land upon wbion to a -comfortable dwelling
house, stable, fruit trees good over.flowiug
Well &e. Prnp.•rty Is ionated 8 utas -110
Pleat of Oranbrook a,.dconvoulor,t to school,
thin oh, po0tui80o, &0. Poeseselou at any
time Per price, tetras, &0„ apply on the
0.111
(o0B to M 1tAYMAi1N,
or Oraebrook P.0,
1. SALE—THE
tjROPLRTY FOR SALE-1HE
oudereigneil offers his house and lot,
attunto 611 Mill street, Brussels, Por cele,
It rs well l°o,tted,a Convenient and colo for.
table name. Posaotalon oar) be glveu at
once. WI1I oleo sell the enema lot, coruor
or Mild and aha•tbotli etreetri, Whieu would
make it Suet audios Bite. Por further par,
tioulwra on 10 pride, terms, &a,, unply to
FRED ,5 A5li, li,rd,rnro Dealer, "Ford.
wick,
80.4
.Bang) of .Hamilton l
Cnpilal, Paid up, $2,500,000
Reserve Plied. $0.50 4009
Total Assets, $29,000,000
80 BRANOH0)8 Ite CANADA 80
President, - • HON, NM. GIBBON ite
Vioe Presi
ded)
& General Manager, Q" aua er'l'
JAMES1II1NBULL
f4y
ETHEL AGENCY
ti
HavIoae Departmeut—Ample ae0urity
tor Depositors,
Deposita of $1 00 a1d upwards received
leteroet ullawed at current ratae and
compounded half yearly.
ADVANUEH made to b'arnier° for
feedirig stook.
Sale Setae oolleeted and advauoes
Made theroOn.
Drafts bought a
1 g and sett,
W. N. MORAY, snaletalts, (�
iiia;Ittlt;a5attri5a $mss fratt4•dr'
ALLAN LINE
ROYAL .MAIL STEAMERS
To Liverpool
Jt28nPJ Halifax Per,Prom
n8t 2 ,w
Fri, Feb. 1 Sat, Feb. 2
Perlman Fri, Feb. 10 Sat, Feb. 10
Pretoriau Sat, Feb,221
1GU.es of Passage
First Oabin-055 and ppwards, aeo0rdiug
to atoainer. Second bablit-84255 and Up-
. Partslau arid Ptot°rian oho elan
cabin eteameto (second) 040 epwarda, Third
Olean — Protorian $,21150, other steamers
1027 50,
Boston to Glasgow
Nu mldiab S'riday, Fob. 1
Laurentian Friday, Fob. 16
Himont 5(559 881 itnd npworde : Third class
—Bastbou ,d, 82050; WOotnouuce, 827,00.
For further purtteulat s, rates and tickets
apply to
iV 11, If,111t ,.
agent Allan Lure, Breach,