HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1905-3-9, Page 8or the Sick Ones
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This month finds many sick folks, and how best to
attend to their recovery'is a matter in which we can
be of assistance to you. We have a full stock of
Atomizers not 'Water Bottles
Fountain. Syringes
of the very best quality and prices low. You no doubt
may require such preparations as CAMPHORATED
OIL, EMULSION OF COD LIVER OIL, TAB-
LETS for making Solution for use in Atomizer, EX-
TRACT OF BEEF, 8c. We ;keep them on hand.
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DRUGGIST AND STATIONER.
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GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
60nTREBN EXTENSION W. 0, & B.
Trains Jaded Brussels Station, North
and South, as follows:
Goma SOUTH GOING NORTH,
Mail. 7:16 a.m i Mixed 9:00 a.m
Mtaed.........12:00 a.m'Mall 1:20 p,w
Exore6S 8:08 p,m 13'lxprese 8:85 p.m
Poi Reims Items.
A ohiel'e amang ye fakir' notes,
An' faith he'll prent
BoHo LBoard will meet on Friday
eveniug ofthis week.
Tan engine on the morning train had a
breakdown at Riptry last Friday and was
late in arriving here.
WESTERN STAR LODGE, I. 0. 0. F. Brue-
sele, hue been having a number of acces-
sions to fie membership of late and
more to follow.
IT i8 rep'rted that Dr.Berne, of Sim•
009, will hake obarge of Dr. MaNangbton's
praotioe here fur a year, daring the
latter'a absence at London.
TONSORIAL PARLOR.— auo. Hewitt has
removed tits barber ebop from the Stret•
ton biook to the premieee lately purohaeed
from Piths. Fletober where he is prepared
to attend to the wants of the public as
naual.
A 'ERY large crowd attended the Horse
Fair Thuesday ot last week in Brussels
and a number of salsa were made. The
next Fair will be held on Thursday, April
6th. This will be the last for this Beason.
Keep the date in mind.
Tam additional gang of snow ahoy -
ellen who have been employed on the
G. T. R. were relieved of their labors on
Monday ot this week. They had a batty
time of it, some having to deeert on
mount of snow bliudnees,
WARDEN MILLER Was in Goderioil on
Tuesday of last week, haviog been sign.
ing the $20,000 worth of debentures,
whioh are being leaned for the 0annty for
bridge building and Rouse of Refuge en•
iargement expenditure. He signed bio
name six haudred times.
FOOT BALs —Next Monday evening a
meeting of all interested in the re•
orgenizttion of Brassie Foot Ball Club
will be held in the Connell Chamber
oommeuoing at 8 o'clock. A. good attend
rime le asked for as several important
questions will come tip for dieoueeion.
20 APPLIOATION5 for help for farmers of
thie locality have been forwarded by W.
R. Kerr, the local agent, to Brigadier
Howell, of Toronto, in oonneetion with
the proposed Doming of a large oontingeut
of immigra0ta before long from the Old
Land. They are expeoted to arrive
about the 1st of April.
Near we.k the Grand Lodge of the
.8., 0. U. W. will meet in Toronto. Brae
sale Lod,;e, No. 188, will be represented
by W. E. Kerr. One of the big game
bone to be dieoneeed will be the proposal
to increase the rains of insurance so e9
to place beyond any question the re-
liability of tbe Orderto be prepared to
meet all metering claims.
A BtEETiNG of the Warden's Committee
was he'd at Goderiob on Tuesday to
oonsider the question of settlement of
law suit with the townehip of Ashfield
over damages caused by a breakage in the
river artificial boundary at Port Albert
for which the townehip was asking re•
dress. No notion was taken. The case
will not be beard now until June, if at
all.
HAND Iannute. — A short time ago
Walter, eon of James Petob, now in
Brands, had the misfortune to have Nie
right hand I80erated by a oiroalar saw,
while Dotting wood near Grand Forks,
North Dakota. He was taken to Win-
nipeg hospital where he bat been under-
going treatment. It was feared ab one
time that he might lose tbe hand but
later adytoes say tbie will not be the one
although it will be somewhat damaged by
the a0otden0. We hope he will soon be
o. k.
BERT. GERRY, who recently gold bis
hardware business in Listowel, has
purohaeed what was known as the Fieb
leigh stook in Wingham end is now in
postmaster', George MOLauohiin, who
has been employed in the store of N. F.
Gerry, now Ginty & Walker, has gone to
Wingham to take a position in Mr.
Garry's store. Wieghamitee and the
people of that locality will find both Mr.
Gerry and Mr, MoLaaohlin obliging and
attentive, We wieh the new proprietor
emcees, This move puts a Gerry hard
ware etnre fn Brueeele, Wingbam and
Blyth.
SALT WELLS 000880.—The east well at
Stapleton bee beets shot down and the
0118208 Nowa Record underetancle, there
will in all probability in a abort time
not be a well in operation in this county
iu
wbioh it has beet one of the leading
indaetriee for the poet forty years, The
places offeated will be Clinton, Goderiob,
Beaforth, Wingbam and Brunets. It i8'
said that the bulk of sato mantfeetured
in this province will be made in wells at
Sarnia and Windier, where gas duet
from the big mine will he utilized as
fuel. What is known ae the Dominion
Salt (7o, ie alleged to control the iddnetry,
Tan Ament sawmill commenced work
on 'Thursday of last week, They have
about seven hundred thousand feet to out.
CARD or'1'aaaxs,—We with to siaoerely
thank Alex. Roe, and P. and Mtge Dad•
ley for their kind and cheerful aeeistanoe
during our reoent illness. It was very
highly appreciated. Wu. Asn Mae.
Emirs.
A OAR of stook for A. C. Dames was
held over here but was taken away by
the special freight on Sunday. It is
strange how the trains manage to get
through on the so called day of rest to
the G. T. R.
W. H. SALTER was called to Exeter
Tuesday on account of the death of
Mervin Brace, youngest child of hie
brother, Martin Salter, Exeter, aged 7
mouths. Funeral took pesos on Wed•
needay afternoon.
GOLD WATCH PaxeENTeexon.—Thursday
evening of chits week a company of friends
of J. D. Warwick will assemble in the
Town Hall to present him with a valuable
god watch as a farewell gift on his re-
moval from Brussels to the Northwest.
THE 88rd Battalion will go into camp
at Loudon on June 0, the Minister of
Muitia haviog given iue0ruotions that the
entire force of No.3. Division—Lendon—
shall go into training at that time. The
33rd Battalion consists of 336 men and
82 officers.
Jona HEWITT moved from the Stratton
block last Mouday to the premises re.
Gently purohaeed from Mre. F.etober,
where be will have one of the finest
barber Shope in the county. Mr. Hewitt
and family will money the apartmeute
in oouneotiou with the building as their
home. Mrs. Fletober fitted them up
Ian year in first-class shape ioteuding.
then to make her home here.
EAST HURON CONSERVATIVES. — Friday
afternoon of this week a meeting of East
Huron Conservative Association Eze•
dative will be held in Brussels to dis
ous0 among other gneetiens that of
patronage in thie riding. It is said the
Linage Commiaeiouers recommended
are J. A. Strong, Howiok ; Jet. Cardiff,
Grey ; and Jno. Shannon, MoKillop.
Several names are mentioned as po•sible
aepirauts for the Inspectorship but tbe
probabilities are, as far as we hear, that
ex -Warden Jamas Bowman may be the
tholes. Friday's meeting will probably
decide the matter.
A Lawn farewell party, numbering 80
or 40 wits tendered Jno. and Mre.Londee•
bozo, of Winnipeg, by R. Leatherdale and
family Thursday evening of last week
when after a bountiful and tasty lonaheon
complimentary speeches were made by
B. Gerry, A. M. McKay, J. J. Gilpin and
R. L. Leatherdale and reeponed to by
Mr. Londeeboro. Choices music Wag
rendered by Prof. Hawkins. After Bing.
ing, "God be with you tilt we meet again,"
the company said their Good bye's, Mr.
and Mre. Londeeboro left for Beaforth,
Galt and Hamilton, where they will vied
for a few weeks before returning to their
Western home in April.
WEST HURON LICENSE Balm—The
Clinton New Era of Met week says •;—
"The Executive of West Huron Con
eervative A,eooiation met at Goderiob,
on Tuesday, to consider several matters
of party interest, among them that of
eele0ting a new License Inspector, and
recommending License Commissioners.
The aspirants for the position of License
Inepeotor were said to be 16 in number,
among them being H. Oaobelon and 0.
Johnston, Clinton ; Meade. Van Norman,
MoLean, end Forbes, of Wingbam ;
Alfred Aekwith, of Auburn, and others.
The committee recommend the appoint-
ment of Mc. Askwitb, ae Inspector, and
Thomae Churobill, of Goderiob
townehip, R. Derain, West Wawanoeh,
and ed, Lookhar6, East Wawanoob, as
License Commissioners. The reoom•
mendatioo of the oommlttee, so far as
the proposed Lioenee Inspector is eon.
oerned, us said to have aroused strong
oppoeltion from the friends of Messrs.
H. Cantelon and O. Johnston. It may
be said that Mr. Paisley has reoeived no
notice of his intended diemiewal, and, it
is po8eible, he may be retained, he hay.
log reoeived all the papers to go on with
the dative es anal.' ' There is not mach
doubt but Mt. Paisley will reoelve hie
uo0ioe to quit in dee time.
Hone SALE.—Tbureday afternoon of
last week the anotion sale of trotting
bred stook belonging to Meseta. Scott.
& Warwick took plaoe at their wtablee
here. There was 8 very large attendaooe
almost too large to be conveniently
handled. F. S. Scott was the anotioneer.
Following gales were made ;-2 year old
filly to M. Blank, Morris, at $169 ; 5 year
old horse to A, libelee, M. P. P,, (trey,
for $85 ; "Lady Minto," to A. 0. Dames.
Brendle, for $280 ; "Alice" to Mayor
Watson, Listowel, $202 ; 2 year old filly
"Lady Repine," to P Scott, Braoaele at
$145 ; a yearling filly to Robt. •Wildon,
Beaforth, $135 ; a drlving mare to 00,
Oannoillor Iauteter, Mortis, $171a
roadster to Jno. Lamont, Grey, et 4154,
"Lady Minto" bee since been resold to
Robe. McDonald, Grey, at an advance in
prion. TWO sale of borne wee made
owing to Doo. W8rwiolf, one of the
proprietors, beving disposed of his
veterinary praotioe, and intending to re-
move to the Northwest. The stallion
"Kaplan" 2 08e, and "Ooettmer" will be
retained in town ae formerly. Mr. War.
wi01t will likely leave next week on a
Standard Bank �of Canada,:" METROPO-LITAN
$18, 1,000,000,000000 '
SURPLUS, OR RESERVE FUND
T01!81, ASSET a (iVER
.A: General Yiaakiing F$uSiine8iat Transacted.
""VSA VING'S BANK°Fa.-
-DEPOSITS OF ONE DOLLAR and upwards received on which
INTEREST IS ALLOWED FROM DA'T'E OF DEPOSIT
at the HIGHEST BAPiK RATE. ACCRUED INTEREST
ie added to eooupnte evt.ty six mouths and beoomes prinoipal.
—MARRIED WOMEN and MINORS may make and withdraw
Dopoaite without the intervention of any person,
LOANS MADE TO FARMERS ON NOTE AT LOWEST RATE,
SALE NOTES GASHED, OOLLEOTED or may be lett for SAFEKEEPING
only for whioh no charge is made.
YOUR BUSINESS will reoelve our careful and 00nrteo0S attention.
A. 0. MACFARLANE, AoagT.
,W..
prospeoting tour. Mre. Warwick and
family will continue to reside in Brine
Bela until a permanent locution i8 decided
upon i0 the West. Cattle ranching am
pears to be the line Doo. purposes to am.
bark in and if so his experienoe on the
farm and in veteeinary praotioe should be
of ooneiderable value to him.
Fool BALL Fri BRUSSELS roe 1905.—The
season ie now at hand for the re•erganiz
ation of the Foot Ball Club of Bruseele
and the sooner it is done the better so as
to afford ample time to get into ebupe for
the eeason'e oempaign. Proepeoto for a
strong team are favorable ae a ', oodly
number of tones who oarried the Bros
sale oolore to championship honorslast
year ere available for 1905 and a likely
coterie of entbaeiastie youthful Makers 18
growing ap. Oar Foot Ball teams bave
had a very worthy record in past weasone
as the following facet will attest :—In the
Spring eeriee of 1902 our intermediate
team was in the semi flneOS ; in 1908 they
won the silver oop ohampioneh p for
Western Ontario and the Joniees did
likewise ; 1904 the Intermediate cap was
retained battling with the beet terms in
the league. If Brunets wine this year
they will have a record that haa.not been'
equalled by any other Intermediate teem.
It to no easy matter to finance the eff.are
of Roy athletic as000iation anleoe the
treasury is well filled. Last year Brae
eels would have fend all right however
had not Mildmay defaulted in the retort
match at Braeeele and the impossibility.
of enuring a team to take their plane so
ae to noun the gate receipts. Milverton
kindly drove over for the next evening
but all the expenees were paid by our
°lab ot course. The Junior aeries last
year was not a moneymaker and the de-
floieuoiee had to be made np by the Inter.
mediates. A "dry" treasury is not a
good starting point home the boys par•
pose bolding a concert in the near future
to supply the needful. Brueselitee bave
been very enthosiaetio in past 00n8one
and no doubt the neo868ary preliminaries
will be taken hold of if they understand
the situation. There's nothing like a
good start. The organizotioo ,malting
will be held in the Council Manlier on -
Monday evening of next week at 8
o'olook.
Business Locals.
Genes wanted to learn the millinery.
Apply to MISSES BARIUM.
SEED Peas for Bale apply to Mae. THoe.
CALDER, Lot 9, Con. 12, Grey.
BRED oats for Bale—Oeatory variety.
JAS. DUNo9N, Lot 27, 4111 line, Morrie.
YOUNG collie dog lost last Saturday.
Information thankfully .received by
A. M0NE0; Snoehioe.
Sews repaired and your lite insured by
having saws gummed, set and Mei by
T. MoGasooa, Mill street, Braaeels,
Beau leather puree with obain lost on
Friday afternoon. The finder will mach
oblige the owner by leaving it at Tan
PORT Publishing Roues.
SEED barley for sale. 450 buebtie of
Mendiebeari variety, .six rowed, telde
well. Better and cleaner Beed ie head to
get. Pride 50o. per bushel. ELI Surma,
lot 4, con. 7, Grey, Brussels P. 0.
BUFF Orpiogtoae are oonoeded by
Experimental Farms at.Gaelpb ar 1 00.
taws to be oar best Winter layers; This
breed is taking the lead and is ill, beet
all round hen today. Cookerale fur sale.
Eggs in anon, JNo. Wa1GH0, Mi'1 et.,
Brussels.
Dn. Bonne, the London specialist,
will visit Brussels 'profeoaionali; and
may be found at the Amerioan Hotel on
TUESDAY, APRIL 4th
" MAY 2n4 -
" MAY 80'h- -
" JUNE 27312
All interested should bear these dates in
mind.
CIIUitCII Cif IMES.
Maitland Presbytery met on Tuesday
in Wingbam. Rev. Mr. Roes and Elder
Stewart attended from Brussels.
A Mieoiouary sermon Wag preached
last Sabbath morning by Rev. Jobe
Rose, B. A., in Melville ohuroh from the
well known words "Go ye into an the
world, &o." At the eervioein the even-
ing the topic was "The rewarde of eer•
vioe,"
Bleeeed are the pare in heart for they
shall sea God" was the foondatioe of
Rev. T. W. Goeeoe morning airmen laid
Sabbath. The evening dieooarse was
directed largely to the young people from
the text "The Lord was with Joseph. and
he was a proeperone man." •
At the monthly Mieaionary 8808008 in
the Methodist Sabbath School last Snit
day the oolleotinn was $8 52 making a
total of $84,96 for 11 menthe. The
program by the Junior League correlated
of a Bolo by Vera Aiolay ;reoitation by
Fannie Stubbs; reeding, Carrie Mo.
Oraoken ; reoibation, Elate ()ober ; aid
ohorns by the Lonna. The Oreheetra
of the school, which has been in eaooeeb.
fel operation,for many years has been
strengthened by Mr, Daum, a via/inlet,
and W. J. Mo0raoken on the baso viol.
Next Sabbath Rev. Walter E. Milleon,
of Romney, Kent Coe will preaoh the.
anniversary Epworth League germane is
the Methodist Ohnroh Brueeele. The
Leagaere will Weepy the centre paws.
Roll Dail at close of evening emrvio19.
Monday evening a mneioal and 11t00ary
program will be given at wbiah Ea. Mt.
Hinson and Mr, Aeieon, of Aimee Will
MoNaughton will reoite ; Masers. Jaokeon
and Grauer and Mre. Jaokeon, will eon.
tribnte instrumental trios ; and tbe oltoir
will Bing.
PERSONA 11 PA RAG RA MIS.
R. Mainprize was at Wingham on
Tuesday.
Miss Sarah Agar ie visiting in' Grey
this week.
Mre,. Glees, of Wingbam, ie visiting her
sitters here.
J. T. Wood was in Toronto this week
on a business trip.
Geo, Brown made a business trip to
Durham tbie week,
Jure Donaldson was at Toronto this
week on a business trip.
Mise efay Kennedy returned to her
home in Biytb on Tuesday.
T. A. Hawkine was a visitor with his
parents at Goderiob lest week.
A. T. and Mrs. Currie were visitors
with Beaforth relatives for a day thie
woeit.
S. and Mrs, Aadereon, of Winnipeg,
were vioiting with Geo. Brown and family
this week.
Thos. Bell, of St. Marys, spent several
days in town with hie sister, Mrs.
Fletcher Sperling.
Philip Ament is away to Ariel this
week on n bneiueea trip is connection
with his mill and !amber blindness there.
A. 0. and Mre. MacFarlane were oalled
to Durham this week owing to the
demise of the former's father last Mon-
day.
Mre. Alex. McAllister and eons, Lyle
and Herold, of Grey, are visitors et D.
0. Rosa', Brussels. Mre. Roes and Mrs.
McAllister aro sisters.
Albert McCall, who has been visiting
here for the poet few menthe left for hie
home at Frobieber, Man,, Tuesday of
this week. His sister, Miee Minnie,
a000mpanied him.
Mrs. Allan George, nee Mies May
Rinks, formerly of Atwood, has been
visiting old friends in town during this
week. She will return to her home at
Verden Mau., on Saturday.
Mise FlorenceBaohenen lett on Bata
day to accept a position as teacher in
Winona, Ont. She oomthenoed work on
Monday. Mies Buchanan is a good
teacher and we have no fear as to her
8000500.
Miee Ela Fune'oa, who has accepted
a position in the Oommeroial Room of
the Stratford Basilian Grillage for the
neat few months, was home for a few
daye,.retaruing on Tuesday to her work,
We exptot she wi'-1 do well.
Robert Rade left Brueeele Iaet week for
Oollingwood where the steamboat be ie
engineer upon le keine fitted out for next
Beaton's trade. .I'. Rosa has seen a
good deal of the world for a young man.
We with him a successful time and a
safe return.
Charlie Wllbee, a former Braeselite, was
married on Feb. 16o1,, at Situ Francisco.
It is 17 years gloms he left Brunie. Mr.
Wilben ie a brother, to Wilbee Bros of
this locality and !)'Ire. P. Await, of town.
We wish him and We bride .happiness
and prosperity.
Wm. Wllood, eon of the' Late, Chas,
Wilson, is seriously ill at his borne in
Howiok at present and it is not' expected
that hie life will be prolonged many days.
He has been Buffering for almost a year.
A trip to Manitoba last Summer failed to
recuperate him. Mr. Wilson ie a brother
30.8. 0. Wilson, of Bet:einla. • The lateer
bee,spent some rime' with 'the patient
during the past few weeke.
The .7:11 Pass (Texas) Herald of Feb.
21st gays —"Paet . gnartermaeber ser-
geaut Oliver Bmitb end bride returned to
the post yesterday. from a 13 .days' fur.
lough. The.. sergeant woe married in San
Frenaieoo, Oai„ February 15th. Mre.
Smith is well pleased .with Fort Bliss
and earroundinge." The above mention-
ed young gentleman,. is a son of Alex.
Smith, of Ffroxeter, and known to a good
many in this locality,
CAPITAL,—Paid lip 91,000,000
RESERVE FUND 91.000,000
RPM. R. H. WAESI7N, D, D, D100 Ore S. J. MOORS,
President, Vtoa•President.
TH08, BRAD8nAW, A LA, Hie HONOR pin. W. MORTI8MER Malin, 00.0, D. ID, 3E10M00N, R. 0,
JOHN T'IntTnao0R
HEAD OFFICE - TORONTO
W, R. R05151 - - GENERAL MANAGER
A GENERAL BANEING' BUSINESS TRANSACTED.
Drafts Bought and Sold. Farmers' Notes Dieoonnted,
Interest at HIGHEST CURRENT RATES allowed ou all Bums of 91 and upwards
NEFASWIS LS Si83M'CI1
A. E. MELLISH, Manager.
Thos. Neweome talke of seeing the
the Northwest during the doming Som.
mer. He will push his proposed new
reeidenoe, Ring et., this Spring.
James Ritchie will leave on Friday for
the Northwest. He haw not definitely
decided where he will 'mate until he gets
there. We with him proeperity.
Tuesday our old friend John Roddiok,
Con 13, Grey, was in town. Mr. Rod.
dick is in his 84th year and hie health is
comparatively good. It ie many a long
day since the old gentleman drove his
yoke of cattle and an extemporized
waggon from St. Marys to the then bash
lot in Grey, He started out with a sleigh
bot au the sleighing played out be had to
eeoare wheels, The gravel road between
Beaforth and Brants was being built at
-this time and travelling was done under
ooneiderable dimoulty. Some of these
pioneers had a ragged road to travel and
M. Roddiak among them. He left his
farm temporarily, and went to Montreal
where he labored to enure the "needful."
90 YEARS OLD,—Mre. Oliver BOA la,
mother to John Smith, Turnberry street,
Bru.eele; Alex, and Thomas Smith, of
Wroxeter ; Jae., of Galt ; Wm. of
Hamilton ; Nire. Alex. Stewart, 8th con.,
Grey, and Mre. A. Turnbull, of the 15th
oon, of the eeme townehip, and Mies
Smith, of Broesele, will be 90 yearn of
age on Friday of this week. The old
lady makes her home with tbe firet
mentioned eon and ie quite hearty. She
was born in Roxboro'ehire, Scotland,
and along witb bar huebaod and family
came to Canada in June 1866, locating
in Grey townehip where they were well
known reaidente for many years. Mr.
Smith died 24 years ago, Mrs. Smith
possesses all her fa0nitiee to a marked
degree and her memory has been re•
roarkably good. She oan call up in•
teresting events of many yeare past.
We aongratulate Mre. Smith on the near
approach of ba 90th anniversary and
hope she may enj.,y a good many years
yet of life. ,
BALLANTYNL.—In Brueeele, on March 5th,
to Mr, and Mre. James Ballantyne,
• 9 eon.
Bsoxon.—In Brueeele, on Mardh 9th, to
Mr. and Mre. Jonas Beaker, a eon.
FOWLER —In Morrie, on Feb. 151h, to Mr.
and Mrs Peter Fowler, a daughter.
Joanne —In Tornberry, on Feb. 18th,
to Mr. and lira. Robert, Johnston, a
daughter.
MOGiE.—In Bloevale, on Feb. 27th, to
Mr, and Mre. Alex. McGee, a hon.
�aax�r�xan,
OOTLTEB—LEVER.—At the residence of the
bride's parents, East Wawanoeb, on
February 22nd, by Rev. J, J. Untie,
of Belgrave, Mr. George F. Ootltee,
to Mies Jennie Lever. daughter of
Mr. and Mre. Thos. Lever, both of
East Wawanoob.
axEa,
CLAnx.—A t 92 Niagara street, Victoria, B.
0., on Feb. 4 h, I906, Walter Clark,
millwright and engineer, brother of
Mre, (Rev.) L. Perrin, Wrnxeter.
Nseaorg.-.Io Elme, on Feb. 25th, Jane
Moore, wife of John Nesbitt, Trow•
bridge, and 86 years.
PLANT, — In Howiok, on .Mar. 2nd,
Mary Ann Marsh, wife of William
Plant, aged 57 yenre.
ROBERTSON —In Bruce townehip, Bruce
Co., on March 6th, Dittman Robert-
son, formerly of 13th eon, of Grey,
aged 84 yeare.
' A.'L7'GTZON' S.A.I30 -
TaunsDAY, MARCH 16—Anotion Bale of
firm stook and implements, S. ,j lot 22,
coo. 2, Morrie ; sale unreserved at 1
o'olook. Walter l3. Davideon, Prop ; R.
H. Garniss, Aum.
FRIDAY, MARCH 24111..— Ferm stock,
implements, &o.' S e Lot. 25, Coo. 12,
Grey. dale nnreeerved, at 1 p. m. Jno.
B. Hyde, prop. ; F. B. Scott, ata.
DON'T WORRY
ABOUT THE BOYS
Let thein. have a good time—boys will be boys, it doesn't
pay to worry about their mischief =the rips—the tears—
the misshapen Clothes.
But it does pay to buy Clothes that will stand .the hard
knocks that any boy will give, them,
PUT
THEM
IN
Clothing that will hold
through the roughest of
the shed—under a fence.
"Lion
Brand"`
Clothing
g
together and hold its shape
boyish sports—up a tree --over
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give nddreeues and bolos • Mies fan elwtw Rocs
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SOLEAGENT
IN BRUSSELS.
NOM '70001I..0; HZA2''v TITM=0,
Fall Wheat 1 00 1 00
Barley 40 40
Peas 60 65
Oats 88 39
Butter, tube and rolle.,., 18 18
Eggs per dozen 16 17
Hay per to,., 5 60 6 00
Roar, per bbl 5 50 6 20
Potatoes per bas 45 45
Apples (per bbl.) 1 00 1 25
Hoge, Live 5 40 6 40
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
0 YORKSHIRE SOWS AND 20
TURNLRULt, hob10 Oon,16, Grey,OWa--on
P.O.
j"ARM FOR SALE. - BEING
composed of 100 -aeras, Lot 10, Oou 10,
Gray. 86 aures cleared and balance, timber-
ed, half cedar. i3ood Maim, bou.e and bank
ham, well fenced. Only t mile from Oran -
brook where are oburoliu, stores, sobool,
shope, &o. Apply to F. e. Scott, Brussels,
or JNO. MCNABB, on the premises, -Oran.
brook P. O. 054f
S P.IR/I-NG
• A N
Spring Breezes Tan. and
Roughen many complex-
ions that are exempt
from injury at other
seasons.
Protection and cure are
afforded by our delight-
ful skin -feeding and
bleaching
Witch Hazel Cream
Works promptly, Sat-
isfaction Guaranteed.
Used by Il, great many
Ladies orad praised by
all who use it. 5 cents
per ounce at
7
DRUG STORE.
Notice to Debtors.
All persona indebted to the undersigned
are asked to 0010 end Fettle the lama by
oash or unto at once as I purpose removing
from town in the ncar future
84.0 3. D. WARWICK.
BULL FOR SERVICE.—THE
undersigned .tae purobased the well
bred Durham Bull."Forrester"...45568 and,
willkeep him 100 1087100 00 Lot 7, (Jou. D.
Grey. Perl;9ree ma yin seen on application.
Terme,18100 for credos and 84.00' /or tboro'
broils, with privilt40 of 00b02010g 10 05080-
0201. 4170. 010ERAR,
85.4 Proprietor,
G L D E N
LI U I D
The treat Remedy for Pain, Internal or External
m,,wild'Udbd6A6"tnl,'yllllt,'yPLPt19r
GOLDEN LIQUID is the Dead Shot Cure for pain, Every pain instantly
relieved by one thorough applim,tioo. Sprains, Ben;eee, Stiff Joint!, Headache,
Toothache, Pain in Side or Limbs, Contracted Monies, Pain in Cheat, Lame Back,
Lumbago, Soiatio, banished like Magic. It le mighty eearo1'ing etnff and immed•
lately diepele ell pained purely vegetable and PERFECTLY BASELESS to the (smallest
Infant.
Nothing Equalsit for Barns, Soalde, Eraptinne, Ohaflnge, Insect Bites, Frosted
Feet or Ears, Ohildblains and Bore Feet.
INTERNALLY.—Bowel Complaints relieved in a few minutes, Ouree Cramps,
Spasms, Sour Stomaoh, Heartburn, Bummer Oomplaiut, Diarrhoea, Dyeentery,
Oolio, Wind in Bowels, Cholera Morbus ; also Rub Stomach Externally in these
eomplainte with the GOLDEN LIQUID.
Do not neglect to teat it for any pain at nnoe. The direo'ione are to rub and
bathe with it until the path is gone, perhaps one minute, The longest seated pain in
lees than fifteen minutes. Yon simply know from its Grim that the GOLDEN
LIQUID mares pain immediately, as dew dieappeare before the morning eon.
FOR HORSES AND CATTLE — For Cute, Sweliing, Brnieee, Sprains,
Strains, Lameness, St'ffneae, Contractions of the 8faeelee, Sore Throat, Colic.
Apply GOLDEN LIQUID in accordance with the dictates of common souse, rub-
bing the parts affected thoroughly.
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT.
Itehonld always be kept in -the house. Ile nae will prove beneficial on all
000asione of pain and 000lmees. There is no bine in the world that will atop pain or
street the progress of diatom es quiok ae the GOLDEN LIQUID.
WHAT THE PEOPLE SAY
ABOUT GOLDEN LIQUID
To MR. DRONE, Brussels :
I have need your Golden Liquid and leave
found it to be a porfeot cure for Rheuma-
tism. Yours truly,
MRS. D. MOQUARRIE..
Oranbrook, Aug. 6111_1604
In regard to Golden Liquid 1t is a great
remedy for Rheumatism. It removes all
pain and stiffness from the joints. It is al-
so an excellent remedy for sore throat and
all intoned pain, I cannot speak too high-
ly of it, 0. H. DODDS.
Brussels, May 2ad,1004.
This ie-to•eerti[y.that I bave used: Golden
Liquid and find it to be the bias thine that
I over got a held of for rheumatism I have
used a good many remedies and also doo-
tor'o medioinee without any benont but Got.
den Liquid ,gave me almost latent relief.
both from pain anti lameness. I am se well
as ever [ was, 3010 MU1t3,
Brussels, April 26(11,1004
MR R. CRONE
DEAR Sm,—Having used Four Golden
Liquid for .Rheumatism I have found it the
beat remedy I over got hold of. I wee in
bed with Rhnumsti:.m and after the eeeond
bathing was able tr. get up, and in two days
was out walking at: 'mud. You would' not
know I had been luid up at all. Hoping
this may help tomo othere who are suffer.
ing as I was to be completely restored to
health ,I am, Yew truly,
HARRY MERGER.
Brussels, Nov. 28rd, 1001
MR. ORONE
Omen tyro I r.ceived your letter ask-
ing me for my eon:: m of Golden Liquid. It
is the best moth eine I ever. used, It leworth
ite weight in gni°. Every one slugs ire
pl'ai8ee. 7111rOasb the means of Golden
Liquid m•y, daupltter'e life was saved. She
bad 0, fiammatiotl of the bowels, You need
nob boafraid to red" omaUPSVVHITE11I7 D.-
PUT ONLY BY R. CRONE:, RRTJSSE LS
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e lr / C KINNO N & CO.
13LY'T1-1
Now Spring Lefts for Men.
We are malting a spectrl show of Man's Hate in the ,:ew Spring shapes
and shades, making special mention of our leaders—Kine, Edward, Whit...
ney,seri Bifton. We also ebow several' new betake for Spring in Britleh
geode by 00011 makers es Knox, Yoomane, Miriade, eta, We show cane
special lines in Fine Fur Pelt Has, in bleak and oolors, all new styles for
Spring, at $1, $125, 91 60, $1 75 and $2, also a emoted line of Wool Felt.
Hate, naw ebupee, at 50o, 750aed, $1.
MEN'S NEW -SPRING NECKWEAR
We have just received and mend into strait a magnifl0ent aesottment;,
of new Spring Neckwear for men, in Pufta, Aeoots, Foot in kande, Knots,
Bowe and String Ties; in all the new colors and .ehadee, at 150, 25o, BSo
and 500, •
BOOTS AND. SHOES
Oar Spring Work of Boole and Shoes i0 now °pen for inepeolion, We
show the largest and best untied ' etealt of ih(.•s this Spring we ever
carried, including the celebrated King Quality SI.oee for Men arid Women,
the Williams' Patent Adjustable Shoes for Working Men, They are made
of whole 'stook, waterproof and wear like iron, Our Lodiee' Ostorde for
Spring are bare in all the new style's, in biaok, tun sod oe000le8.8 Ae Tan
Shoes are to be greatly in evidence this season, we have laid in a heavy
stook for Alen, Women, Mleaee and Children. Ladies' lenbbere, 36o op.
We pay tho highest price in Cash of Trade for
Eggs, Dried Apples, 1+ite
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