The Brussels Post, 1904-1-28, Page 4We have that CelebratedRemedy, Cough D
elm
BETTER LURE THAT
COUGH NOW
Our BLOOD ROOT Cough Cure SUREL Y,
is just the thing that willl do it SAFELY
AN° QUICKLY
It aids expectoration—soothes intlammation—it heals, aures
and strenghtens.
It will not cure Consumption but it will any Cold or Cough
of the ordinary kind.
We back up this statement by guaranteeing a refund of your
money if it fails in your ease. 25c. a bottle, only, from
DRUGGIST AND STATIONER.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
et:MItMEN ExTENBION W. G. & B.
Trains leave Brueeele Station, North
and South, as follows;
GOING SMITH GOING NoHTB.
Mail 700 a.m J Mixed 10;00 a,m
Mixed..,..... 1000 e.,m Mail ,, 1:17 panExpress steepen Express 8:17 p.m
.oral Serfs Mems.
A chiefs amang ye takir' notes,
An' faith he'll prone i:.
Glenne Cocoon Friday evening.
Haw ayes the date on your label read 7
BEuesELo Oonaeii will meet next Mon.
daMMonerey. Horse Fair Thureday of next
week Feb. 4th.
APTERNooN teas and At Homes have
been plenttfal enough of late in town to
keep the fair sex free from monotony.
THE storm and bud roads has rather,
interfered with benison but it ie to be
hoped tbie aunditioe of affairs will cease
before the 24th of May.
Tan Seaforth and Wroxeter stager
mede their respective tripe on Mooday
bat returned without mail bane as trains
were not running on ei her linea.
Sonne trouble is being experienced by
auger beet growers in this Emotion in
getting their pay from the Wiartan Sugar
Beet Oa. Ramon is not of a very eatie•
factory obaraotar.
Tax Grand Trunk should run a tri-
weekly train as this winter the tri -daily
has turned oat that they ran one day and
tried to get book the next and then did
not always succeed.
OWING to shortage in fuel the electric
light was shut off on Friday night. The
bad roads rendered wood hauling im-
possible and the cancellation of freight
trains shut off the arrival of coal supply.
DIED, -Monday of last week, Ellen
Soots, sister to Mre. Henry Woods, of
Brunets, died at Park Hither pneumonia
after lees than a week's Rheas. She
kept house for her brother 30130. The
funeral took place on Tuesday. Mre.
Woode was with deoeaeed at the time of
her demise.
Owtso to the cancellation of trains on
this lioe Co. Oonnoillore Miller, of Wrox-
eter, Bowmann and Kerr drove over to
Seaforth an Monday evening so as to get
a train. They found that the snowplow
and an amine were off the track near
Dublin and Co. Councillors had to pat np
the Oommeraial Hotel until Tgeoday,
ANNUAL MEETING.—The annual meeting
of the Howiok Mutual Insurance Corn
pany will be held in the Town Hall,
Gerrie, on Friday, Feb. 6th, at 130
o'olook. Anneal report will be presented
and Director's atoned. Thie is a well
managed Sooiety with a record any
institution of its kind might be proud of.
There ebon'd be a large atteadaooe at the
meeting.
Bea o8 S0AGAZINEs.—Friday evening
Feb. Oth, at 7,80 O'olook the magazines
taken at Brunets Pablio Library daring
1908 will be sold by public) atelecomThe
magazi0ee subscribed for to Dome this
year will also be Bold the p0rchasers to
have the privilege of lifting them after
they have been on the table for a month.
Good reading at a low prise, is often
obtained at these rales so thele should be
a large attendance Friday evening of
next week at the Reading Room.
CONNING Wag TO BnuaaELG —Oar termer
townsman, D. A. Lowry, who has been
residing at Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario, for
a few years, has decided to return to
town and has leased the 'comfortable
residence of Mies Campbell. Queen
etreet, and will move hi, family here.
The people et Brussels will be pleased to
welcome them beck to town. Mr. Lowry
ie a widely known, Mr. Lowry is a
widely,knowo °cremator and a good work-
man so will have no difficulty in securing
all the work he earnto take,
FEBaDARY wines on deok next Monday,
It has 20 daye this year.
A Wren of Seaforth Curlers returning
from Hard/non Booepeil were storm
stayed and arriving at Brunets said good•
bye to the Grand Trunk and drove over
to Seaforth on Sunday from here,
An extra staff of men have been buoy
ea the Grand Trunk this and last week in
snow shovelling. By the looks of the
banks there is oat mob likelihood of the
job playing out for Boma time yet. ()Menges nger in the 33rd Huron Regi.
meet are as follows :—Lieateoaot•oolooel
and to command, Major W. Young, vice
Lieat..Ool, J. A. S. Verooe, transferred.
Lieut.' J. A. Jaokeoo resigns hie aom•
mission.
A. Serer M. 2, P., for East Huron,
will introducesa Bill at the Legislature to
amend the Ontario Anatomy Act. Tbere
is tensility room for improvement ae the
present Aot refers to House of Refuge
in mates.
IT looks very mash as it we will have
to bitob the steers" on the Grand
Trouts yet if this bad weather oontinoea.
There has been a great mix.op over
public travel and some people will have
to get a surveyor to looate them if they
don't noon reach their destination,
.4. woon famine is threatened in town.
R. Henderson bete a supply of coal on
tbe way whioh will make his total !n-
ame this season ten oars. The prob
abilities are coal will largly substitute
wood for private use in the time to 00030
owing to difficulty in securing wood
supply.
THE A. 0. U. W. AT Hoare, whin/was
to have been held last Monday evening
was p.,etp,.ned owing to the inability of
Master Workman Gibson, of Ingersoll, to
get here owing to snow blockade on the
railroad. It will be held later of whioh
doe announcement will be given. The
regular meeting et the Lodge will be held
on Friday eveoing of next week.
LItuxioxoa APPOINTED —E. R, 0, Olark•
son has been appointed liquidator of the
Palmeratoo Pork Packing Company.
The appointment was made Friday by
Judge Winchester, and the liquidator
will make an immediate ioveetigation
into the oampany'e affeire. The oonoern
has been in operation only a year,
and the assets are the plant, upon which
there is a heavy mortgage,
Conosso.—Thureday evening of next
week a Seared Oooaert will be given in
the Methodiet cherub et which the follow.
Ing well known talent will take part :—
Messrs. Jae. Jones, H. W. Avieon, F. H.
Gil roy, R S. Fletcher, R. J. MoLaooblin
1,
Leslie Kerr, H. L. Jackson and W, A.
Grewar assisted by the Methodist church
orchestra, A good program will be
presented and the pablio ie invited to
attend.
POBLIO L7n8ABY.—The annual meeting
of Brussels Publio Library was held in
the Reading Room on Thureday after-
noon. J. H. Cameron was re elected
chairman ; Rev. I. M. Webb, Secretary
and T, Farrow, Treasurer. Book Com.
miner, Inepeotor Robb, Rev. T. W.
Caserta and the Secretary. Waye and
means of bettering the finances were eon.
eidered and the probabilities are another
looal entertainment will be held before
long. Mies Minnie MoNaugbton con-
tinues to perform her datiee as Librarian.
BowDAY Smoot, ENTERTAINMENT.—Last
Friday evening wee the annual Entertain.
mens of St. John's Sunday Sobuol. 76
wait iateoded to have had a sleigh ride in
the early eveoing but the cold weather
prevented. An interesting program was
presented by the children wbiob was ae
follows t—Hymn No. 325 for opening ;
prayer by Rev. Mr. Webb ; addreee by
Fred, Campbell ; eolo by Eva Ooopor •
doll eong by 5 g1r10 ; dialogue, 'Aunt
Jemima'e money" ; colo, by Mise Violet
Cooper; reoitation, Mise Familia Man-
ning dialogue, "Days of the Week" ;
solo by Miss Burdens, Geddes; chows ;
"Tiny Tots" by 3 boys and 3 girls ; re-
citation by Beatrice Barrie ; dialogue,
"A slight mten0deretanding" ; chose by
members of the Bible Olass. Rev. Mr,
Webb ooinpied the obair very agreeably.
Luoob was served and ale000nleotionery,
BLooaime—The result of the snow
storm of last week was an almost aom•
piste tie•up of railway traffic) in this part
of the country. On the Stratford and
leteowe1 the train stalled a mile North of
Milverton and blocked that road; another
train and plow were etnok East of
Palmerston so the Owen Sound train for
London came up 000 line, the W. G. re
13., and round to London by the L. H. re
13„ arriving here at 120 Saturday p, m.
At 10 o'oloak Sunday a train with 4
eneinea Dame up this road but stook in
10 or 12 feet of snow near Luoknow, A
passenger train making its way from the
South toward Wiarton and Owen Sound
district stock near Clinton on the
& B. We had no meal from the East on
either Friday oe Saturday. Monday all
trains were cannoned and ganga of men
were employed shovelling out the had
plane as fast ae possible. Owing to the
Oonetant snow falls and wind etorme the
bad outs are filled np almost as fast ae
poeeibie. Owing to the constant snow
fails and wind storms the bad tate are
lilted np almoet ee fast ea they ere dpen.
ed, It le not unlikely that the 1*. T. R,
le more tired of this Winter's experiences
then the teavellidg public and that le
raying a geed deal,
CIIe0IT7 Cox0EBT.—Friday evening of
this week a Concert will be given in
the Town Hall, Biennia, under the
anspioee of the L. 0, T. M. and K. 0. T,
M., prooaeda to go the Sanitarium for
ooneuteptives 91 Gravenhnre1. Program
will amain in the presentation of two
playa viz. 'Dream of Fair Women" and
"Going Somewhere", in which over e
note will take part ; soiree duete, reds.
tatione, tableau Maoabee Band, ten, Ea-•
terteenment will Oommen0e at 8 o'olook,
Misses Holmes, Cardiff, Harris and
Batchanan, and J. Jones, F. 3, Gilroy and
H. W. Avieoe are among the talent,
Huron OLD Booe.--At.the annaai meet.
ing of the King Edward Hotel, 'Toronto,
on Friday night, the following Milken
were elected ;—Hon, Preoideote, 001. W.
D. Otter, Jnetioe Rnberteon, Janice
Gerrow, J. S, Willison, .a. MaoMeth, E.
Flo0dy, E. J. B. Dannon ; President, ae
A, Smitb, 8, A.; Vioe•Preoident, S. 1.
Obnroh ; Seorotary, A. A, lyiiller; Tress.
arer, W. 0. McTaggart ; Executive Com.
mittee, R. A. Walker, W. E. Grovee, Geo
Deafen, 0. S. McDonald, J. S. McKinnon,
De. Duncan, H, Rothwell, K. McLeod,
3.A, MoLaren, Dr, Stettbary, W. Frond
609086, T. 3, Boole,her. Hassey, Dr,
Sloan, J. P. Lyon. The ample -hien de-
cided to hold an At Home the date 66 be
settled later.
Trill!d ,ii 0'k3! 1tL13+01d'�t
Standard Batik of Canada a"E
me.T.F..1Z7..2Eix3£17 1E70
ASBBTS — OVER '2l11RTE101i MILLION DOLLARB
A. 'General Batilrin>a' Ten:siaaeeiie r.I O iLnlseet9 (1
"S SAVINGS BAN Kitk"-
-DEPOSITS OF ONE DOLLAR and upwarde reoeived on whin))
INTEREST I8 ALLOWED FROM DATE OF DEPOSIT
at the HIGHEST BANK RATE. A00RUED INTEREST
is added to ace /ante every six menthe and becomes prinoipal,
—MARRIED WOMEN end MINORS may make and withdraw
Deposita without the intervention of any person.
LOANS MADE TO FARMERS ON NOTE AT LOWEST RATE.
SALE NOTES CASHED, COLLECTED or may be left for SAFEKEEPING
only fur which no charge is made.
YOUR BUSINESS will receive oar careful and courteous attention.
7. R. GRAY, AGENT.
HALT SnEST.—owing to the snow
blookake and the cancellation of trains
our neat bundle of paper did not arrive
this week so that we are compelled to
issue a half sheet only.
Business Locus.
Rey Fane—Higheet prior paid for raw
fare. A. 0ouei,z , Brussels.
HANneoala walnut sideboard for sale et
great reduotion. Apply to Mee. W. M.
Signing, Brunets.
WANTED. — All kinds 'trade. Dried
apples 50 ; Turkeys 150 ; Fresh egge 20o;
&a. No. 1 Prime Box 85 00 oaeh,
Geo. E. KING, Wingham,
CHURCH CHIMES.
Mies Loretto Buoeton is filling tbe
position of organist in the Methodist
oborah, Brussels in the meantime.
The Presbytery of Maitland will hold
a pro re nate, meeting in Luoknow on
Thureday the 28113 inst. for the purpose
of dealing with the resignation of the
Rev, Angus MacKay.
Communion service will be held in
Melville Ohurah next Sunday morning
Preparatory eervioe will be held en Sat•
ardav afternoon at 2.30 p. m, Rev. A.
MaoNeb, of Welton will preach.
Rev. Jno, Roos, 13. A., dwelt upon
"The wonderful Love of God" in Mel
villa church last Sabbath morning. In
the evening he continued hie discourse
op.o "Lae" taking as hie subject
"(brief the true Ideal,"
A Missionary Rally will be held in the
Methodist obaroheein London next Sab
bath, addressee being given by ministers
and lay mere W. H, Kerr, of THE POST,
takee part in Arkin street in the morn•
i0g and Colborne street in the evening.
I1 woo decided by the Broesels Bible
Sooiety Directors to hold a Union (lent.
enary service in the Methodist Church
oa Sabbath evening Merob 13th. Ad•
dresses will be given and the eerviae of
praise lead by a Uuion choir. Farther
particulars later.
People We Know.
Geo. Brown in under the dootor'e oars
the week,
Wm. and Mrs. Wilton are visiting
relatives at Hensel!.
Mies Florence Thomson wee a visitor
with Kincardine friends.
Master Loyd Jauksou was on the sick
lista few days last week,
Mre. N. F. Gerry has been on the siok
liet this week with tooeilitie,
Willie MaQoarrie is ou the . rick list
with an attack of the mumps.
Mire Jeanie Howe, of Wroxeter, was
in town for a few days last week.
Mies Yeo, of Holmeoville, ie 0161 ing
Mee Thane Gerry during the past week.
County Oouneillore Bowman and Kerr
are at Goderiob anendieg the Co. Oona.
oil.
Mre. F, Oliver, and Mies Mabel Thomp•
eon William street, are visiting et Grao•
ton.
Mise Layette Ballantyne hoe °Woken -
pox and will be °endued to the house for
a few weeks.
Oboe. Broadfoot, of tate American
Hotel Was a visitor in Seaforth fora few
daye this week.
Mies Jean MoLeuoblin wee ee Teets.
water this week attending a S0otoh
Concert se acoompaniet.
Minn Doris and Marjory the two
little daughters of Mre D 0. Rose have
been quite eiak with bad colds tbie week.
Wm. Gilliepie, of Ripley, was here
owing to the illness of Mre. 0 Ritohie
hie mother -in law. John Ritohie was
also borne front Seaforth.
J. E, Matobatt, of Tweed, and 3. 3.
Matobatt, of Waterford, were visitors in
Broeeelo lest week with their brother
Harry A. Matobatt, merchant, here,
Jno. Currie, batober, bee been on the
reserve lint during the peat week with s
bad attack of eoiatica. He ie able to he
about again now but still feels the attacks
of hie enemy.
David Heist hos been bothered for
some months with pai0e end aohen in hie
left arm. The doctor thinks ft ie the
result of a strain. We hope he will noon
beo,k.
Mrs, Mae. Ritchie has been vary mush
worse during the early part of thie week
bat we are pleased to state that at the
time of writing her oon0iti08 is mnah
more favorable and we hope for her
epeedy convalescence,
Jno. ()ober hes been laid up with a
"game" leg, Some yearn ago be etroek
it against something while welkin', in
hie shop at Ethel. Although he suffered
somewhat at the time nothing serione
was thought of it until recently. We
bop he will soon be on duty ee Patti se
he is not given to holidaying very much,
Mira Campbell is in our mid'et again,
We take great pleaenrein congratulating
her on her remarkable good fortune ae
by her honorable week she proved her
self worthy of confidence of Mae of the
most wealthy gentlemen of the Oily of
Merino, Mies Campbell purpose taking
4 trip to Oalitornin and from t16n00 to
Mexico.
G. T. R. Engineer Jayvee MoPhereon
diad at Barrie from injuries received
While working under a eaow plough a
few daye ago.
Holidays of the year will fay re fol.
lows :-Violorhe Day on Tuesday ; Duro.
inion Diy on [friday ; reshot D.•y .on
September 511 and Ohrietmae on Sunday, 1
Lunt• oemrrlena00 on February • 17th. w
is a trifle earlier than last year and t
Easter Sunday will fall on April 8r1,
whioh is nine days earlier than Exeter
of last year. Pruni Sunday will fail ou
March 27th, and Good Friday on April
let.
THE CAPTURE
OF CASHEL.
MOUNTED POLICE FORCED TO
J1UIt3 HIM OUT,
Ernest Cashel, the murderer, who
eeoaped from Calgary polioe barracks a
few days before the date set for his
ex00ut108 in December, was caught by
the police Sunday a few miles from that
city, He is supposed to have been hiding
iu an old cellar since his escape. Cashel
is uow in the guardhouse.
Daring his liberty Oashel has not been
more than eight or Moe miles away from
the oily. The police learned two weeks
ago that he was larking about the East ern
suburbs. They foetid that he was well
informed of all that was going on, and
that he wee in Calgary for the purpose of
resorting his brother, John ()Rebel, in
case the latter was convicted for assisting
in securing hie release. Two weeks ago
the police informed the Calgary papers
of this fact, and ae it was learned that
Cashel Wes iu some way kept informed
of all that was being done a request was
made that nothing be published. This
was agreed to, and gradually the meshes
of the law were woven about the eou-
demued. On Tuesday last Cashel
stopped at the house of a man named
Wigmore, a few miles from Oaigery, He
remained there during the night, and
confessed that be was Cashel. He order-
ed Wigmors not to leave the bonne that
day, saying he could get out of the
country if be wanted to, but that be did
not want to leave the country without
his brother.
The polioe sent men in plain clothes to
several houses in the district to await
developments, After the conviction of
John Cashel on Friday the authorities
decided to take an offensive position, and
thirty-two men were detailed to search
every ]louse in the entire district, They
were detailed in equade of eight, In-
spector Duis with his party went North,
having iu his squad Mr. Chamberlain of
the Seoret Service Department Toronto •
Constables Biggs, Peters, Stark and
Rogers. They snatched houses and hay-
stacks up till noon, but found nothing.
They then separated into two parties.
One under Constab e Biggs, in examining
a houseoscoed by Wm. Pitman, came
upon a den in a haystack, about a 100
feet from the house. In the pit were
found clothes and other artiolee resem-
bling what Cashel had worn. Cashel
was not found in the den, and search was
made of the house.
In one corner of the cellar Constable
Biggs found a hole where a man might
conceal himself. He secured a light and
bald it to the hole. He °aught eight of a
man, and had hardly done so when a
random bullett whizzed by Ms head,
followed quickly by another shot. Biggs
woe not armed, and made a retreat up-
stairs. He secured a revolver, and,
returning to the cellar door, met Cashel
°oming up, Two ehote were exchanged,
one by Oaxhel tearing off the inside of the
door behind which Biggs had taken cover,
Biggs returned with a phot which tore
into Oaehel's heel. Cashel fired again as
Constable Stark acme to the re00710.
Then the murderer dropped bank into the
collar, and the police retired from the
huildiug to await the arrival of Inspector
Dnffie. When he arrived it was decided
to fire the building,
The contents were carefully removed
and the torch applied. When Cashel
smelled the smoke he gave signs of a
parley. A revolver shot was heard, and
Cashel called out that be was going to kill
himself, but wanted some one to go down
into the cellar to get a letter from hie
mother. This had no effeot on the
poli°e, and he wart ordered to Dome up
and hold up his benne. Cashel theu
cried out that he would kill himself, and
said the letter from Itis mother would be
friend In a oorner of the cellar, Another
shot woe heard, but no one moved from
above, and the inspector again ordered
him out. A minute later Ernest Cashel,
°laggard, unkempt, bearded and shaggy,
oalne out, put up his hands in Stever, and
gave himself up, He was soon after-
warde in the cell at Calgary, He way
very communicative on the way in, and
said he could have escaped frequently,
bat that he would not leave his brother,
who had dared so mob for him. Cashel
was thoroughly up-to.dete on all the
doings in his nee, knew that he was to
be banged on the 20th, and of tate con-
viction of his brother.
Cashel, who le but 21 years of age, is a
young Montana deeperado, who murdered
a randier in Alberta named Rufus Belt
under peculiarly at100101t8 Oiroumstances,
and onnrealed 1119 body, lie was traded
by some of the effects of Belt, and
brought beck to'atand trial, Sentence of
death was pronounced, and when be
discovered that the sentence would be
oarried out Cashel, on December 10th,
made his enoces0ftti fight for liberty.
The affair, mourned in the police barracks
atwas
at 0.30 p. m, Constable Piper,
Who as on guard, ordered the prieoner
out of the oell until he should make a (Onsidescorch, On the aeide were Conetablee
Leslie and Phillip. Ceehel walked outand eat 001 on:a bench in front of a
indoor fading the street. Piper, after
hit natal), ordered Cashel beck to the
•
EiIZtPOLlTA
CePPPA4—Paid up 31,000,00
RLyl1RYE FUNS 31,000,000
REV, 10, E. WA11DEN, 1 , D„ IgreaWl'x B. S, 00002710,
.President Vice -Provident.
0. D. m40800. lure unfelt ata. w. 010461191111 MAIM, 12.0. D. 14. 6118019007, x. 0,
HEAD QFF1OE — TORONTO
W, 1?, 12088 - 011151BRA,1, MANA01000
A GENERAL BANKING i3tJSINESS TRANSACTED.
Drafts Bought and Sold. Farmers' Notes Discounted,
Iateraet at HIGHEST CURRENT RATES allowed on all sums of 31 and weenie
A. E. MELLISH, Manager,
cell, whereupon the prisoner encldenly
flashed two shining revolvers iuthefece of
Ms guards and ordered all three into the
call he had lust vacated. He took their
revolvers and looked them in, and than
walked in his shackled feet to the plane
where the keys were kepi, aulocked the
ebackles, and after taunting the guards,
kissed his hand to them by way of alien
and left the barraoks. Fifteen minutes
later the night guard acme in to find the
threeMouoted Pollee in Cashel'ecell. The
revolvers were supplied by his brother,
John Cashel, though, it is supposed, the
connivance of a woman.
John Cashel spent a very uncomfort-
able night in the guardhouse at the
Mounted Police barracks. When John
heard of hie brother's capture and got a
glimpse of him being led to the oell from
which he had escaped rix weeks ago he
broke down and wept. Ernest seemed
to take his capture very badly, too, and
repeatedly told the guards he was sorry
11e had given himself up,
.At 10 o'olook Monday John Carpel
was taken before the court and sentenced
to one year for assisting his brother to
escape. While in the court room John
looked bright, and a smile passed over his
fade when the Judge pronounced one
year's sen•enoe. He evidently expected
et good deal longer term.
The court was crowded and there ie'
great excitement throughout the city over
the Cashel brothers.
After John was taken from the court
house Ernest, securely shackled and
handcuffed, with a rnouuted guard sur-
rounding the rig, was taken to the court
house, where a further reprieve was to be
granted in order to make necessary
arraugements for the execution and. get
Radcliffe here. A reprieve was granted
to February 2nd,
Ceti' adkotn N e wra•
Six smallpox oases are reported at
Zephyr.
Lord Strathooua has Beat 3100 to St.
John's Hospital.
Galt ie etffering from a eoel famine,
owing to the interruption of railway
traffic.
Mre. Charles, wife of James Charles, of
Waterloo street Booth, London, fell on a
slippery walk on Dundee street lest week
and fractured her leg:
Andrew Pattulto left an estate valued at
341,328.21, of which 823000 ie 1,0 life
insurance, a little over 86,000 fn etooke
and nearly 310,000 in cash. His will
leaven 31,000 to the Woodetook
Hospital, and 31,000 for a public f„an•
tain,
The birth Ma daughter to A. and Mre.
Schmidt of Berlin completesafemfly link
of five generations, all its links living and
well, MIe. D, Seller's mother•i0law,
Mre, Geo. Seiler, of Palmerston, aged 83
yearn ; her daughter, Mrs Henry Meurer
of Elmwood, Ont., aged 86 years ; Mre.,
Meneer'e daughter, Mre Amos Weber of
London, One., aged 46 years ; Mrs.
Arthur Schmidt, Berlin, aged 22, moth.
er of the little girl who was born a oonple
of months ego making the fifth getter.
It is a singular circumstance that the
maiden name of the great great grand.
mother, like the little girls was Schmidt. •
The necessity for nets freight sheds of
a permanent kind on the wharves, to•
wards the building of which, with suit-
able approaches, Parliament voted a loan
of three million dollars, was ebotvn
Sunday in the oollapse of the 'rbomeoo
Line ahede, built last reason by the
Robert Reform Company, and narrow
escape Ma, number of employees. The
ranee or the breakdown was the large
amount of snow that had oolleub.d on
the roof. The, eked was four hundred
feet wide. As it can be reboiit, the
damage will not be great, The 0. P. R.
shed also pertially oollapeed. Before the
present high level whervee were bnirt the
custom was to take the rheas down at
the olo'e of the season and ,ter., them
until the following Spring. The new
style of two story sheds that the nom
miesionera purpose to build will be of
more permanent °cnetraction,
9.0':Tfr"..ti'E]Y.,,c, real .et sm'E"-1i5TS
Fell Wheat 78 77
Bexley - 86 38
Fees 54 65
Oats 27 28
Butter, tube and rolls ,• 14 16
Eggs tier dozen ........ 17 ' 18
Flour per cwt, ...., 4 00 5 00
1307 close 1100 bre.) ....•. 50 50
Apples (per bbl.) 75 1 00
Hay per ton ,,. 6 00 7 00
Halt per hid., retail.,... 1 00 70
Hogs, Live .... 4 90 5 00
Wool 15 16
Mans trimmed 6 0e
Hides rough 5 6
Len*b skins 6001125 80
Sheep skine,earth 25 25
AQ.BRFtI7u17,
PaeTEREEID—WADE,— In Trinity oburoh,
Fordaioli, by Baev. E A. Hall, en
the 20th inst., Mr M. Porterfeild
V. 8., to Mise B. Weds, all of Ford.
wick.
RITOH7R—MOALLISTft11,—At "View Lee"
Farm, the home of the bride, on Jan.
27, by Rte. A. MaoNab, Mists Dora,
daogbter of Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Mo.
Allister, 17th Coit. Grey township.
Settee—Ccaunaoa.—At Trinity oharoh,
Wingbltm, on ,len, 27, by Rea W.
Lowe, Mr. Robert G. Smith, to Miee
Rozalia E., youpge0t daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Coobrane, all of
Morrie township.
Fneramc.—In
1Yfor119, on Jan, 20, William
Franck, aged 72 years, 1 month and
8 Jaye,
S0OTT.—At Path Hill, 011 Jan, 18, Ellen
Scott, eine' to Aire. Henry Woods,
of Bru.oele.
BTlTT.—In McKillop, on Jan, 23, Mary
A, teemed wife of Samuel Stitt,
,gel 48 veers 2 months and 34 daye,
VAN0TONE.—In Landoll, on Jan uary 26,
Lily, daogbter of the late William
Vanotone, formerly of Brussels,
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
ABOUT 25 cords green hardwood want.
ea. G. A. DEADAlAN, Brussels.
TWO COWS FOR SALE—ONE
1. a '1'ltore.'•bred Jai say, registered in
New York Tenet Stook Bonk as No. 128185,
The Other ie a Jersey woes with Ayrshire
and le au A 1 milker. Both cows come is
about the 1,506 March, 20.2
DR. McNAUGHTON, Brueeele.
NOTES LOST,—TWO NOTES
wore loot by.1110 u,Veleigued, Oil
1106, Morrie, nue for 5103 00, drawn in favor
of Ge0095 Rays ; the oilier for 50000, to
favor of Robert Rolland, %A .1770u. Toe pub.
)10 la hereby retitled ugsiaet cashingthe
mune. W. H. MoOU}'OHEON. 9.1
MEETING OF THE HOWICK
MUTUAL FIRE INS. 00'Y.—
Notice is hereby divan that the Amnon!
Meeting of the Howlak Mutual Piro Insur-
ance Company will be l.e,d lo the Town-
Mali,Gorrie, on FRIDAY, FEB. 0th, 1004,
at ball past one obloolc iu- the of ter0u0u,
tar the purpose of receiving the reports of
the Direotora and Auditors for the paetyear,
and for other Ibasinese. By order of the
Board. W 0. MoKE hails,
Wroxeter, Tan. 25,1904. Seers tory,
Reliable
int 'hater Bottle
is a household necessity that
pays for itself many times
over in the benefit and com-
fort of its•uee. It is a relia-
ble cure for pain and a
splendid antidote for cold
feet. The difference in the
cost of a
Pure Rubber
Water Bottle and the cheap-
er varieties more than re-
pays for the difference in
price. With these we give
our personal guarantee at
F o
Drug Store
Notice to Creditors.
In the Surrogate Court of the County of
Heron, in the matter of the estate of
J tin Smelidon, late of the Township
of Grey, in the (Jaunty of Huron,
farmer, deceased.
Nntloe is hereby given, pursuant to the
Revised Statutes of Ontario, 1807, Chap. 120,
Seo 88, that all creditors and others having
anima against the estate of John emalldon,
late of the 'township of Grey, in said eonu.
ty, farmer, who died on nr about the 12th
day of January, A. 0., 1000, at Yale, Mioltl-
gnu, are requested to send by post, prepaid,
or to deliver to Barmy 8msll,l n or Fleury
Wuoda, at Bruaaele, the Executors of the
late Will and testament of the said John
Nm,lldon, or to A. B. Macdonald, of the
utlla2e of Brussels, their 8oifoiter, on or
before the 20th day o[ February, A.D., 1904,
their .full uum58, addressor, and the full
particulars of their claims and the nature
of the t,'ouritlee (if any) held by them. And
further take notice that after the said last
meutiaa0a date the said Executor, will pro-
ceed to dietribute the estate of the said
deoeaeed among the persons entitled there-
to, having regard only to the al tiwe or Which
uotiee shall have been giver as above re-
quired and the said Exooutors will not be
to poneibie for the assets or any part there•
of so distributed, ee any person.. of whose
claim notion shall not have been reoeived
at the time 0[such dietriuuelae.
Dotted at Brussels this 20th day of Janu-
ary, A, 0.1004.
A. B. MAOD'ONAD,
28-3 Solicitor for Executors.
I ONTARIO'S FACTORY TO ONTARIO'S FARMERS I
Central Prison
f w der
Twine
W'0,'ill'I,I'Idit'lll'11''il1'lli'titll'lli 11, 'llrl„•III'lll'I,'It"I,"li'
We have the agency for Grey, Morris and MSKillop.
This Twine is put up in Grain Bags and tied with 3
Rope Halters. Samples oi'the Grain Bags, Halters and
Twine may be seen at our store. There are 4 Brands :—
PURE MANILA, 650 feet MANILA, 550 feet
PURE MANILA, 600 feet MANILA, 500 feet
Mail orders will be carefully attended to, Special.; prices on
ton lots. To secure this Twine you must place your order. The
price will be considerably lower than the price of any other Twine
on the market. Prices will,be officially published in the leading
papers in doe time. Order arly and save money. .
A.
CKAY & Co.
Chlldrdll's
a.
.rfort.
You can feel easy
about the health of the
youngster that wears a
pair of our overstock-
ings and rubbers.
Protection from the winter winds and wet snows
secured by a pair of our overstockings and rubbers.
They are closely knit of the strongest pure wool
yarn—the best rubber that can be had.
They are rough weather insurance policies £or
the
health of the children.
They don't cost much; only:—
Children's, 05c. Misses', $1,10 Ladies', $1.25
Ten per cent. off for cash on the balance of our
Men's
Eteavy Rubbers. We have another shipment of Ilelt Goods
now to bandand have them in all sizes for Ladies or Gents at
Lowest Prices.
HARNESS . DEPA'RTMENT
7.'ronlie and,Satohele ; Blenk$is at near Wholesale Prised.; 'Menne at
Lowest Prides genital -a fora good article t remember we do lint ha'n&e Factor
Work at ell and Restrainer) Workmanship in all the torn mit. Colleen ggaran
toed and prime. from 32 00 upwards.
• Repairs in //artiste, Collars Bunte 084'
Bottom Pricer. Stloes dyne quicltly and",pearly at
C to rt C A,