The Brussels Post, 1909-12-16, Page 4$I
' LILT ,S't)41,X,ttDEC,EEMBER 0G, i909
OUR Wi$NIPg8 LETTER,
Willi the farit eaf 1eeetnb01, the Weal
entered spun the last month of a year
of uupr'eeedeoted profper'ity. end grog.
fess. In every line of develaliment.
the .uunt y has made advances that are
remarkable ror even Western Cahada„
and would be impeesible for env other
couutrr lo o like stage of (levelopntent.
All pests oC the West have been under
the spell of developnreut that comes
from spleu(l1'3 Crops and a season of
ambitious ,application . of ' capital to
greater capacities for produeiug anddls-
posilig of other good crops that the
future bas In store for the West, Cities
and farming communities have made as.
tonishing progress and a 000000 of the
thrre Western provinces taken now
would show a pupnlation increased bt
thirtyOr forty per pent at the very lent,
SOME !f1IUNGS THAT WINNIPEG HAS DONE
As the gathering point for much of
the great trade is growing up In the
West. Winnipeg has figured largely in
the growth of Igoe. Bank clearing•
figures for the eleven mouths ending
November Both, show a volume of bank
business amounting to $675ir7x.91o, as
against $1 t.ilt,8ox for the full twelve
months of last year. For the same
eleven mouths, the building permits tale.
en out in Winnipeg foot up $9,152,500 or
nearly four millions more than the total
for Igoe. la this connection, it is re-
ported that Winnipeg architects have
already drawn plans for more than
$5,000,000 worth of new buildings for
x910, and have $a,000,000 worth
of new plans yet to develop.
Some further idea of tbe prog-
ress that has been made by a city that
is only a quarter of a century removed
from being an #s
frontierr
town, is had from the tax collections
from Nov. x6 to 3o. These figures show
that $1,220,215 was paid into the city
treasury for taxes ip that time, an
amount three times as large as the
wholetor it andeh purposes
tax c school u o
in reef. A report made by Controller
R. D. Waugh -covering the year up to
October3t-shows that $r,o69,6e4 had
been expended for local improvements
up to that time,
OTHER WESTERN CITIES
Saskatoon has been making rapid
strides. Returns- from that city show
that Saskatoon building figures jumped
70o per cent. during Igoe, almost a mil-
lion dollars have been nut our in new
buildings in a city which had a popula-
tion of rr3 in 19o3.
Capital and settlers are pouring into
the Edmonton district, too, and several
heavy sales of real estate for improve-
ment or investment have .been made in
the Alberta capital recently. Develop -
mem of the plans of the Alberta and
Great Waterways ,railway system -now
being pushed forward -will mean a
great deal to Edmonton and bring a
press or trade to the city.
Of course, all the development of the
West is based upon the agricultural
growth of the community and not only
is the acreage in wheat and other grains
increasing very fast, but other lines of
farming are being developed with splen•
did results. 'thus it is reported that
the output of creamery products in
Alberta have increased 7o per cent. in
two years.
READS LIKE ROMANCE
The farming career of E. A. Gu3l-
lemin, of Forget, Saskatchewan, reads
like a romance, and shows the possibili•.
ties of individual energy and ability in
the West. Starting with a money cape
tal of $2.00 in taw. Mr. Guillemin be-
gan farming on a quarter section which
he homesteaded by borrowing enough
money to make up his :Po fee. This
year Mr. Guillemin harvested 5o,000
bushels of wheat -besides other grains
--and is tarmtng 43 quarter sections of
land. From his start with small begin
nings, this. Saskatchewan farmer sold
land enough at a recent sale to give him
a comfortable fortune, and his retie crop
Will yield him an income larger than that
of many a millionaire.
APPRECIATION OP UNITED sTATEs
The United States people and press
are showing a marked activity in West-
ern Canadian affairs this year. The -in
crease of immigration from the States
has been nearly a hundred per cent, each
month since the beginning of the year.
Customs collections'for the port of Win-
nipeg increased sixty per cent. for tbe
month of November over the correspond-
ing month of tea, the total collections
for the month 1909 being $445,372.22.
The i va ion of goods'aud people from
South of the line is a. peaceful and bene
ficial one, denoting the good quality of
the West and its tremendous trade pos-
sibilities. In the coming of so much
merchandise, however, there is an im-
portant lesson for Eastern Canadian
manufacturers and wholesalers. -also
houses of. Like character in Great
Britain.
Defeated by Dr. Hamilton.
In no way is health so menaced as
by constipation, It leads to indiges-
tion, insomnia, anaemia and a hun-
dred ills. Ordinary remedies fail-
they relieve -don't cure. The worst
' 'ease is defeated and cured quickly by
Dr. Hamilton's Pills,' which cleanse
the entire intestinal tract, stimulate
kidneys and liver, keeps the pores of
the skin open. You'll never have
stomach trouble, yellow coinplexion
or headaches if you use Dr. Hamilton's
'Pills. They are a perfect system
tonic. 25c. at all dealers.
Oranbrook
Soiaoor.REPoxer,--Following is the
Report of Oranbrook Public School for
,November, Senior room. Possible
marks 700, Claes IV. -L. Sperling,
008 ; B. Alderson, 582; A. Snarling,
550 • M. Cameron, 585 ; L, Alderson,
618; 11. McDonald 464 ; L. Perrie,
454 s 141. McNabb, 480 ; 00. Steles, 892 ;
31. NloNeil. 854; R. .McNeil, 849 ;; °FI,
Noble, 233 ; *E, Hunter, 218 ; R,
Knight, 190. Sr. III. --G. Cauneron,
508 ;L, Noble, 495 ; L. Stoles, 487; M.
Granby, 878 ; 5E. McNichol, 389 ; *F.
Grasby, 282. Jr. TIT,- I . Smalldon,
547; M. Alderson, 539 • B. Sparling, 537
A. Hunter, 620x; 0. Gdrsalibz, 482 ; I.
Steins, 1•8q ;,Tui, .)ulcer, 486 ; F. McNeil,
272; *a'. Knight, 229, junior Room. Year.
Possible marks 400, Class IL -M.
Chea la#ami atioa.
1cxifforel8 from a Hg av'Y 0o14;4
Pleurtic pains in side--Qon-
slant Qoughing.
"RUNE" C011E0 QUICKLY
Any ons Hutt _goes through all that
suffered last 1Pintee will appreciate
the value of e remedy that curse like
Nerviline cured me." These are the
o enttlg words of a scleutn dectartttioe
of B. P. Von 154yyden, the well-known
violinist of Middletoo, "Itty work
kept me one late at night, and playing
its cold Bratty places brought on a
severe gold that settled on my chest
I bad a harsh reeking conglt acid
severe pains clax'tecl
through my, sides
and settled in me.
shouldees, I used
different linimenbe
bet none broke up
ley cold till I used
Nervillue, 1 rub-
bed it ou my neck, chest and shoelders
rimming and night, and all the part
disappeared. Realizing that such a
heavy bold had rum Clown my system
I took Fecrozone at meals, anti wan
completely built up end strengthened
Since using Nerviline have uo more
colds or pleurisy, and enjoy perfect
health. -'
Its because Nerviline contains the
purest and most healing essences
and medicinal principles, because it
has the power of sinking through the
pores to the.kereel of the pain -these
are the reasons why it breaks up colds,
cures lumbago, stiffness, neuralgia,
sciatica and rheumatism. . Refuse
any substitue your dealer may suggest
-insist on Nerviline only. Large
bottles, five for $1.00. Sold every-
where, or the Oatarrhozone Oo.,:King-
ston, Out.
NEHVILINE
CURES
CHEST
CGLOS
Long, 827; W. Cameron 819 W.
Kreuter, 814 , C. Long, 309 S. Noble,
249 ; *E Pennington, 214 A. Fischer,
140 ; F Fischer 180, Pt. I1. -L.
Baker, 844 ; B. Fischer, 386 ; I.
Kreuter,` 832 ; A. Smalldon, 800 ; .R.
r
9 ,
Hunter, 278 *I. Hunter, X24 D Me -
Neil, Neil 216 A.I%nf ht 1 Sr 1.-
Good.—E.
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Good E. Baker, J. Knight,
Jr.1.
-Excellent.- H. Pennington, L.
Steles,A. ,Steins. Good. -A. Mc
Quarrie,'IV. Knight, G. Alderson.
Oseen SHAw, Principal,
L. A. MeeKAr, Assistant.
Do your note Pinch 7
If so, look out for a tiny corn. Cure
it before it grows big. Putnarres
Painless Corn Extractor is the best.
Try "Putnam's."
Grey
SCHOOL REPORT. -Following is the
Report for November in S. S. No. 5
Grey. Sr. IIL-Willie Campbell, 315 ;
Elsie .Rea, 818 ; Ross Coates, 299 ;
Frank Lindsay, 294; Ieaae Clarke,
268, Jr. I1,I.-••leyle Fira(1ivrd, 814 ;
Maggie Coates, 807 ; Jim Conine, 233 ;
John Savage, 274 ; .Annie ()lark, 215..
Jr. IL -Ida Bremner, 334; Harold
Bradford 3110; Gordon Melbeuald,'2813;
Eva 110400n, 233; IleuLy Ifleine.
cltroth, 204 ; *Cleric 13liuco, 181;1devey
Hudson, 3148 ; }Lottie 'Ward, 110
`Alex. 15laDo14ald, 82. Sr. I -Very
Good, -Gordon Rept, Maud Dixon,
Johueton Armstrong, Inter. I., -Good
Mabol Clark, Jr. L -Very Good,--
Rebecca ob Donald.
aidlei c tee hrot 1 Caul M k, 0
Good.•• -George Campbell..
L. Sv'loAext4'N, Teacher.
STOMACH AGONY
Abolish the cause, and misery
and distress of Indigestion
will Vanish..
Can iudigestion be cured 1 Him -
deeds of thousands of people who suf-
fer front belching of gas, biliousness,
nese, sour stomach fulness, nausea,
shortness of liveable bad taste in
mouth foul breath, nervousness and
other distressing symptoms, are ask-
ing themselves that gaeeder; daily.
And if these game doub4tlg dys-
peptics whirl only read the thousands'
of sincere letters from people who once
suffered as badly as they do now, but
who have been qutokly and permali+
suetyy cured by the use of _Mi-o-ne, the
mighty dyspepsia remedy that euros
by removing the cause, tbey would go
to Jas. I+ox.this very day and get a
large box of IVti-n-tea tablets, and start
themselves on the right road to health
et Once.
The price of Mi -oma ' tablets is only
60 cents, and Jas. Fox guarantees
them tocure indigestion, or money
back.
Thin or lean or scrawny people will
find in Mi-o-na a maker of flesh and
blood,because ' stomach
it makes es th a stn h
to extractlore nntrit matter
ratter
n
fromethe food, which quickly enriches
the blood.
OMEI
Chorea HfaH-O MEI
CURES CATARRH, ASTHMA,
Bronchitis, Croup, Coughs and Colds, or
money back. Sold and guaranteed by
JAMES FOX, Brussels,
ISelgrave
MRS. ABRAHAM PROCTOR DEOEAS-
En.-Died in Belgrave, on Saturday
4th inst., Mary A. Brownridge, relicb
of the late Abraham Proctor, in the
83rd year of her age, at the home of
her daughter, Mrs. Thos. Scandrette.
after an illness of about 10 months.
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SIR11�S
presents
Our new goods are now here. We bought at clos-
est prices direct from the manufacturer and can save
you money on
—Pear] Sunbursts.
—Belt Pins,
-Bracelets,
-Umbrellas,
-Hair Receivers,
- Sewing Seta,
— Chains,
Lockets, etc.,
We. carry'a large line of Clocks Silverware 181:7 Rogers Bros.'
Knives, ors an Spoons,Violins etc.
ur st ambition is to see that our Jewelry is ofa qualitythat
rices as low as the lowest.
Christmas 1909 at
COI. A. Grewar's
Oranges, Lemons, Bananas, Almeria Grapes, New Rates,
New Figs, New Raisins, New Nuts, Cranberries, Oysters
3142 California Seedless Granges
As usual ab this season of the yeat
everyone eats Oranges and they want
there sweet and juicy. We have both
quality and price to snit everyone,
from 25o to 000 pee doz.
ipes
Make a nice Xmas Gift and we have
some good bargains in good Pipes.
Agent far Nunt's Fine Chocolates & Ron Sans
We have some very fine boxes in
beautiful designs, from 2oc to $5.00 a
box, They make sweet Xmas presents
and every reit.] likes Chocolates. Boys
take a look in.
Perrin's Goads are the Best
Call and see the grand display of
Perrin's Candies and Fancy Oakes.
Try Holbrook's Punch Banco
onour Xmas B
y m inner
Good Money gets Good Cheese
and we have lots of Cheese.
high Mass Cigars
The best that money can buy.
Gents like ft good Cigar ab Xuras time.
See' the nice Boxes we have.
A Snap in Raisins
J� extend to our many customers anti friends the heartiest good
wishes for a Merry Xmas and a bright and ,prosperous New
Yours very truly,
W. A. GREWAR
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TEA FLAVOR
Tea acquires .a flavor under the peculiar
climate of Ceylon that cannot be acquired
anywhere else on earfh. The delicate
fragrance and deli htful aroma of
Will Please you. $uy a package to -day from your
You'll like It )
STRATFORD, ONT.
011051 training Wesel of Ontnrlo, We Offer advantages nob o#Ieer'o .
The grunt Pttt
elv0wgr0p 80 a rad t WOhare ethree experienced, 010 0000055 tl orough tout pr5altenl, and
Toro�rr~Phy. our toach0ra a experienced,
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assist .g
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ovufgraduatessummed.
days wouldenrollee Writestatuettes thtin.
Throughout Canada and he United s11eoftq05
great training pelmet for Mishima College a tanners. Tile404 0pon nor10
num), ti Inca thoY0o.Teeony.ntoiitProm
January tad. Write 1 ufie to)gpe and get psriul rN. ltoday.
D. A. 1VIcL,achlant Friucipkl.
sr8i
grgcer:
Whence the Wonderful Bread-
Life in Five Roses
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DO YOU know, Madam, that billowing from the Lake of the
Woods clear to the -snow -peaked Rockies are the finest wheatlands
that ever threw back golden kisses to a smiling sun?
Our selection of a birthplace was indeed most judicious.
We cannot too fervently congratulate ourselves over being born
Canadians, can we? - -
All the infinite resources of Provi-
dent Nature have concentrated to
produce in
fund berry. own Northwest aper-fe.
11 is the cream of this Manitoba
wheat crop, not the -skint milk, that.
maketh FIVE0 ES quality,
R S q ty,
Andanitoba wheat win
M ,o g to
climate and soil is the prime cereal,
of the world.
Just listen to the explanation of Sir
James Grant, a real Ch1..G :
" The intense winter frost pole/rap
"deep into the ground. In the spring
" when the soil is ploughed, harrowed
" and planted, the lower depths are not
"greatly disturbed; but in the warns
"summer months this cold storage
" chamber of nature imparts gentle
"moisture to the roots of the grain,
" keepingit cool during the intense heat."
Therein lies the goodness of the only
wheat fit for FIVE ROSES,
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If you, MistressHousewlfe,
with your own white hands,
were to pick the very cream
of this fine wheat, wouldn't
it mean perfect flour?
'Yet, you couldn't be more fastidious
than our expert buyers.
Just as you wouldn't let Mrs. Brown
do your shopping, we watch our
own wheat buying and selecting,
Wherever the fairest crops are har-
es a one of
.v tad ar the75 FIVE
ROSES elevators, sifting : the
perfect
ct
berries.
Years of practical knowledge and
experience stand behind each buyer,
who is well-paid to know where the
rarorains grow.
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We have the money and the skill
to control the very best. Certainly.
your interests are well looked after.
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Believe us, Madam, FIVE ROSES
contains only the plump, wholesome,
well-filled berries of the spring
wheat ; the mellow sun -ripened,
transparent berries. All this
and more is yours if you will but say
FIVE ROSES'" to your
grocer:
FIVE ROSES bread -life,
healthfulness, purity,
strength, economy.
Read the label, Madam, and
be flour happy at last.
LAKE OF TUE WOODS MILLING CO., LTD., MONTREAL
Mrs. Proctor, previous to her illness,
bad been living alone in her residence
in the village, and on the evening of
12111 February last, while emptying a
pan of ashes about 40 feet from the
house, she took a stroke, fell in the
snow and lay their till about 9 o'clock
the next morning, when her grand-
daughter, Edna Senn(hett, cams along
and found her. The heat of her body
melted the e snn w to the ground, but
straw a tosay she wits living i. r n
vi and no
gY g t
frozen, but 11'1 an unconscious state in
which•she has been most of her time
until' death relieved her. In her
younger days, Mrs. Proctor was a
great worker iu the Methodist church,
so uxnch so that her counsel was
sought after by many. She with
her husband was among the first set-
tlers on the 4111 line of Morris, when a
total wilderness, moving in 57 years
ago froul the County of Halton, near
Hamby. By hard work they made
forthemselves a beautiful hove.
Mrs. Proctor leaves to mourn her de- `
mise, two sons and one datighter-
George on the Homestead, Thos. and
Mrs. Scandrett, of Belgrave. Her
husband pre -deceased her 6 years ago.
She leaves one brother, Joseph Brown -
ridge, of Brampton. The funeral ser-
vices were conducted in the Methodist
churrb, Belgrave, by Rev. J. E. Cook.
Her remains were laid to rest in the
Brandon cetnetet'y, on Monday of last
week, followed by a large number of
friends and relatives who have the
sincere sympathy of the public.
Prevent taking
Cold.
Oftenou
y come )romp, cold and
shivering -feet are wet, throat is raw,
chest a little sore.' A bad cold is just
beginning. Pub a Nerviline Porous
Plaster on your chest, rub your throat
with' Nerviline, and take a stiff dose
of Nerviline in hot water. This pre.'
vents a chill, and checks the cold
in
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sten bly, No remedies so useful in the
home, so sure toP revent serious ill -
nese as Nerviline and Nerviline Pias-
ters. Sold by all dealers, 25e. each,
but be sure you get the genuine, and
refnse'any substitute.
READ the advertisements and save
money.
Notice of Application
In the Surrogate Coen of the County of
Huron. In the matter of the Guard-
ianship of John' 0, Denbow, of the
Village of Brussels, in the Couuty of
Huron, the infant child of William
R. Denbow; deceased.
Notice is hereby given that after the expira-
tion of twenty days from the first publication
of thie notice application will be made to the
FIN r� OgFte Court of the County of Huron Inc a
gait Letters of Guardianshipof the above
named infant, in favor, of Samuel Carter, of
the Vflhcge of Brussels. in the County of Huron,
agent, the angle of Cho said infant.
Dated at Brussels, h, the County of Huron,
this sixth day of December, A. D. 1880.
W'. 1i4. SINOLAIR,
288 Solioitor for the Applicant.
Bigger Bargains than Ever
Shaw's !-Iardware
Long handle 8 tine 'forks, regular
price, 90c,, selling 350.
A couple of .3 way pumps, one Mo -
Dougal and oho . Waltman ,it
Ward, also one only cistern pump.
1 pr. beam scales, new, large, regular'
5.00, now 3.00,
1 doz. buck saws, regular- 750„ now
00c.
Axle grease at 20c. will,
200 ft. of Iron Batndnor track, 511, ft.
1 only platform scales at 8.00.
1 only farm 'gate, iron, regular 5.60,
now 4.75.
1 only small iron gate, 3 ft. by 8 ft.
now 2.00.
All kinds of stove brach and stove pipe
enamels ab'5 regular price.
10 only razors left, some as low as 40c.
guaranteed good or money rreturn-
ed, also about 2 dos..raror strops
left, at 15 regular value.
A big reduction on scissors.
A few extra tine bargain's in silver -
were, Come in and price geode,
A. large number of short handle
shovels, regular price 850, now 50c.
A large number of cans.of ready mix-
ed paint (Hollywood) pint Dans 15c.
quart cans 800., half gallons 50c.
2 gasoline stoves, two burners,
regular price 5,00, now 8.00.
1 only single shot Stevens' rifle, 82.40
cal. 10.00, wholesale price 12.00,
1 only counter scale new,
a doz. sets of lilt's, Potts' sad irons et
1,00 per set. •
2 only charcoal smooth irons at, 900.
A large number• of sap buekot, large
size 11c., medium 10c., small 9c.
Screen for doors at half regular price.
1 roll sand screen' for masons' and
bricklayers' use 100. yd,
Get your Winter's supply of my best.
Imported Ainericen coal. oil.
50 kegs of nails yet, 4, 5, 0, 7 inch at 0
lbs. for 25e. 2, 21, 27, 24 and 8 in.
at 81i lbsfol
25r..
Several boxes of fine' nails a to 1a1 inch,
at 5e. lb.
Several glass show cases very cheap
1.00 up to 5.00.
Some rakes and scythes at a discount
of 50%.,
'-I will pay the highest Micas for al kinds of )baric, 'Nor'se Irides and Beef
Hides. Bring yours along and bo convinced,
JAS. S. SHAW
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Photographsp are more than good Photo e
%' Ourhs--they aT. e Portraits, brlygtng out all 3
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t that's best in character and individuality, o
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Get a dozen for" Xmas Presents. Make your p
4. appointments now and avoid the holiday rush.
�' r Past Ca 3 for 5o b
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I Sittings taken early in the day are the hest, ✓
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COMFORTABLE HOUSE AND Lam rote
SAnu. Bood caber, water and fruit trees.
Enquire of R. T. HINGSTON, or P. 0. box 805,
Brussels, 82.11
FOR SALE. -Nine aures of land with a good
briok cottage bank barn andother out
pi1i0o,, •8, a
a good orchard.
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Par further
narticu pilltoA J' Beim or Mrs.
Dilling, Or+nbiDoi
i�(ILLS POR SALE. -Two young Short Horn
Balis, bot). Pit for service, for state. (flood
pedigrees Edell right in every
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cherparticularsapply tJAM FREIE, Lot SU
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Con, 0, Morris, or BrusselP. O. 41-11
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ot 130,
F'A810bn 14, SMalittlliop,ocontaining les ecrea.
This is a Srst•olass farmwith good buildings
and adjoins the village of Walton. Apply on
the premises or address W.J. RYAN, Wnttan
P. O. 21-tf
FARM FOR SALE. -The undersigned offers
for site his 100 acre farm being SA Lot re,
Qom 4, Morris. Fenn is all olearea and in
good condition. AU Fall plowing done awl
aures of wheat in. _ About 40 nares seeded.
Good hank barn and frame house. 234 miles
from Bruvsela. For further particulars apply
to ARTHUR BERR, Proprietor, or 1,. 0.
SOOT?, Brussels. 10-11.
ARM FOR SALE. -The undersigned offers
F for sale, hie 100 acre farm, tieing Lot 80,
Oon.15, Grey, About 00 sores cleared, balance
to swamp, 8 acres in Pan wheat, 81 sores seed-
ed down.
eed-ed-down. Fall plowing is being done. On the
farm ie a frame House, bank barn. driving shed,
good orchard and drilled well. Close to post -
Mike, church and school. For further portion -
lora apply to JOHN OSBORNE, Proprietor,
or F. B. Scott, Brussels.'
GOMFORTABLE re,idenee and b5 acre of
VV land, being Lot 212 Albert utreet, Bruit-
for ale. Rouse is well built withalleun-
veiels us
ur nese and possession could' be given at
on e p o6
prce.em For further Ferguson,apply on the
promisee ea Mrs, Jas. Fergusor D. Fer-
guson, Teeswnter. tY.
.( ACRE FARM FOR SALE OR R211Th-
`oo 'iRo underaigne4 480lres to is
100 acre farm, Lot 8, Con, 2, Grey. Good
house and barn, orchard, &o. Place well
watered and well fenoed ; .all seeded down
except 10 aorea. 2miles from Jamestown and
mile to school. Possession given et once.
Io' not sold it will be to rent ifsuitable Smoot
offers. her further ppart write
10 Joseph Coombeslily
th, or F. B. Scott, Brus-
sels.
WARM FOR SALE. -Tile 100 acro farm, be -
mg the property of the Into Peter McNeil,
Lot 28, Oon. 14, Grey, is offered for sale by the
undersigned. There are 86 sores cleared, bal•
anee wail timbered. On the farm there is a
good bank barn, large driving shed and a coin.
fortable house. Plage in good condition and
well fenced. For further partiealara apply to
JAS. A, MoNAIR or JAS. D. M0NAIR, Exec-
utors, Oranbrook P. 0., or F. S. SCOTT, Bras-
eels.7-tf
FOB SALE. -House and X acre of land with
fruit trees large burn, poultry house and
woodshed. House contains parlor, sitting
room, dining room, two bed rooms, kitchen,
Summer Ititehen anal pantry downstairs ; live
bed rooms up -stairs • large (miler with cement
floor and heated liy furnace. Will be cold
cheap. MRS. LEWIS MCDONALD, Walton.
FOR SALE OR TO RENT. -The undereigned
offers hie well locatedproperty in Brussels
for sale or to rent, There aro 6% aures of land
with comfortable house, with cellar, stable,
orchard, well, &o. Possession given at once.
For price terms, and other information apply
to JAS. price, -Clinton or THE POST
Brussels. THOS. DONPOBD, Langdon, North
Dakota.
PROPERTY FOR SALE. -Th order to close
the estate of the late Thee, McLsuchlin
the Executors offer for sale the real estate
consisting of a 7 roomed hones in good repair,
MV acre of land, together with 6 mires of drat.
ass land and large sptquite
convenient to house. For full description and
location of property apply to P. SCOTT, or
A. STEWAu2, Queen St.,West, Brussels,
County of Huron. 18,
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