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The Brussels Post, 1903-1-22, Page 8• Condition, Powders FOR Horses and Cattle. They are made from a splen- did formula and have a large sale and we believe that they are not surpassed .by any patented on the market, Large Package, 25c. HerhaeuM Ensures fine, strong cattle and keeps them healthy. It is invalu- able in the production of Milk, Butter, Cheese, Poultry and Eggs. Prices 25c. and 50c. RSLEY'S DR ,STORE BRUSSELS. GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY. soulmcBN BSTENeION w, e. & B. Trains leave Brussels Station, North and South, as follows: GOING Solna GoIwo NORTH, Mail 7:18-a.m I Mixed 10;00 a.m Mlxad.........10:00a.m 1 Mail .....„1717 p.m Express 8:95p.m I Express ...... 8:17 p,m 0 rural .em `tems, A ohiel'e among ye fakir' notes, An' faith he'll prent it. THE Pose gives the news, Rice= says Ooai will be here shortly. BAND Conoart Friday evening. Don't mise it. 0o, Commix opens next Tuesday after- noon at 8 o'olook. Pleoo H000e are on the program on the North and South roads. A strike fe on at tbe flax mill and work shut off in the meantime. INTERESTING program at the K. 0. T. M. Band Clamart on Friday evening of thia week in Brussels Town Hall. MONTHLY hursda on Pair Horse sThursday, Feb, 5th. These Faire are known all over the country and are not excelled by any. his ie the year 1908. Look at it ; nee it ; live in it ; put into it all yon pan ; get out of it all yon aan ; let go of laet year : 1902 is gone, all gone, Loco,—In Brussels on Tuesday atter- noon between Hureley'e Drug Store and the poetoffioe, a leather wallet containing three $5 bails. A reward of $3.00 if left ab Alf. Lowry's, Brussels. • BeusserS PUMP WORza.—Having put in a maobioe for grinding clippers I am pre. pared to make old one's out like new, Sawa gummed. Skates and 80188008 eharpeoed, FRED. ADAMS. R. LEATHERDALE was eleoted Chairman of Brussels Sohool Board for 1903. A delegation consisting of Trustees Tnrn• bull and Sinclair and Principal Cameron will attend Huron Go. Oonnail next week relative to whoa! affairs TEEM are marvelous days of achieve. e ae meat. We travel by lightning and the oloads are our steeds. A wireless tele• graphic, message has recently been sent across the Atlantic ooea0. All the • nations are in touch with each other. A letter from J. N. Gordon, of Forget, says:—"We are having a grand Winter • with snow about a foot deep and splendid purling. He sande hie kind regards to old friends," THE POST will guarantee • Mr. Gordon will be In his element it he has frequent opportnnties of bitting the tee. ODST.—On the 9th of January, George Humble, a one time resident of this locality and a brother to Mre. J. R. Grant, of Winnipeg, Mre. J. W. Shied and .A. Kay, of Dandae, passed away to his reward, in hie 60th year. Hie home was at St. Joseph, Kansas. He wen born in Ayr, Ont. It is 16 years since he lett Brueeele. A wife and 4 children survive. • THE Assembly in the Town Hall on Tuesday evening was largely attended perilous being present from Listowel, Bea- foeth, Blyth, Goderiob, Wingham, Wrox afar, and other pointe. Great pains was ' taken in very elaborate decoration of the Hall. Lunch wee served in tip top style by Caterer Kruse. The London Harpers • were the mueiojane and eupplied a fine program. ADDRESS AND PRESENTATION.—The pat• rone of the Silver Corners cheese and butter factory presented their cheese• maker, N. B. MaLauohlin and wife on • the eve of their departure to Bruneel° with ,.. an address and present of a gold ohafn to himself and a silver butter knife and gold lined sugar spoon to his wife. The address wee read by Hugh Rich- mond and the presentation by Mrs. Wm, McKay and A, Lawrence. Mr. MoLaaoh• lin then made a feeling and suitable reply after which the young people awns. ed themselves with dancing and other amaeemente. A11 wished Mr. and Mre. MoLaoohlin every emcees in their new home. A. 0. U. W.—Friday evening of last week D. D. G. M. MoKenzie, of Luok• now, installed the officers for the 0000805 term in Brnaeele Lodge, No. 188, as lob lows :— Master Workmen, Wm. Ainlay ; Foreman, Jno. Simmons ; Overseer, Harry Mercer Reoorder, W. H. Kerr ; Financier, W. H. Ma0racken ; Treoeurer, G. A. Deadman ; Guide, Jno. Cunningham ; Pbyeioiane, J. A. MoNangbton and A. McKelvey ; Inside Watchman, D, Hwan Outside Watohman, W. Armstrong Anditor9, T. Farrow and W:Ainlay ; Representative to Grand Lodge, W. H, MoOraoken ; Altercate, W. E. Kerr. The D. D. G. M. delivered an interesting address atter which the Lodge aooepted An invitation to the home of Finanoier MhOraoken, Albert street, where an oyster supper was nervedand a short maeioal sed Watery program was render. ed. A vote of thanks was panned to the hest and hoete3efor their generous hoe. pitality, TRRRE natty gold lettered signs have reoently been placed in the front of the Queen's Hotel by Proprietor Querrin. Acolnaxm.—Alf. MOMillan had tbe eode of two fingers taken off the left hand at the 000per shop in oonneotion with Binoeele Salt Works while working at a machine the other day. IT is said that Barristers Blair and Sirolair, of Braeeele, are applicants for the Grown Attorneyship of Heron 0o., rendered vacant by the death of Ira Lewis. There are said to be a number of other applioatione ae well. THE shipments of freight from Beneath this week totalled 16 oars, as follows :— R. Graham, 2 ogre wheat and oar oats ; Braeeele Salt Works, 5 oars Balt ; Alt. Seeker, 8 care baled hay, oar of straw, oar of oats and oar of hay ; Geo. Beet, oar hogs. Ooa anuaai Bale of Dry Goode, Mantles and Overcoats in now on. 75o $100 and $1.25 Homeepnna and Battings 50o. 50, 60 and 76 Dant French flannels 85o. 18 all wool stylish Raglan eventuate worth 310 00 for $5.60. Geo. E. Kum, Wingham. GOES TO PENITENTIARY FOR A YEAR,— Thie is what happened to Dr. Fred. Gil. pin, eon of J. J.'Gilpin, of Brunets, and nephew to Tax POST Editor. The par. Haulers in brief are as follows t—Fred. is a dentist in Miobigau City, Ind., U. S., where he reoently opened an office and is getting along flret.olaee. The StatePeni - teatiery is located there and a dentist ie appointed for a year at a time to visit the tnetitntion and keep the inmates chewing, Something like $500 a year is paid. Many a man bae had a p011 to the pent. tentiary for lees money. We hope Dr, Gilpin's sentence will be inoreaoed. He her joined the Methodist choir in Miohi• gan City int whether the one will counterbalance the other we are not prepared to state. DIBTRIOT Lonna: The L. 0. L. District Lodge was held at Seesaws oo Tuesday afternoon of this week owing to the poet. ponement of the previous week on so. count of the storm. Following were the officers Wanted :— I. THE BRUSSELS POST Dar wood is a eoaroe Reticule. RENNw yo00 aubeoriptioa to THE PoeT. THE new engine is being installed ab the Electric Light Works, Tug annual meeting of the Howiok Insurenoe Co. will be held at Gurrie an Friday, Feb. 5th, at 2 p, in, THE Blyth Standard has the kindnes8 to prediot that "W, H. Kerr, Editor of Tan Beueeso.Posx, will likely be War. den for 1903.” Ranter events have hurried forward public eoutiment in favor of the temper. anoe reform. The slogan "Banish the bar" did fine servioe. ALBERT Ammon, 7th line, Morrie, has beau quite ill'with pneumonia during the past week at the home of Samuel Walker, 6th line, where he wan working, ANY one needing Rewe changed from slow, hard cutting to fast and easy patting aan have same doge by me and I will return your money if I fail to do so. Yours, for fast and easy cutting, T. MOGnaeoa, Brussels Saw and Saw Tool WG Frks.o. oioae' INSTITUTE,—The annual meet• ing of East Hurou Farmers' Institute for the disooeeion of topics of interest to the tiller of the soil was held in the Town Hall, Braeeele, on Wednesday afternoon and evening and was well attended, President McMillan presided with his urinal ability, and interesting and prao. =al addressee were delivered by T. H. Mason, of Steffordville, on "Red Glover," and "The Hog ae a Money-maker ;" and E. 0. Drury, of Grown Hill, whose topic wail "Soil fertility and how t0 maintain it." An animated dieoueeion followed eaob topics. In the evening a large and•. ieuae aeeembled. In addition to addressee by the above mentioned geutlemeu there was a musical program in which the following eeleatiooe were rendered '— Instrumental duets, violin and organ, D. Ewan and Mre. Geo. Thomson ; solo, "Island of Dreams," by Leslie Herr; Scotch songs, "Beaee o' Mar" and '•The March of the Cameron Mee," by Mies Alice Thomson. A vote of thanks was proposed to all who took part by Seers Lary i1ood and the National Anthem brought the session to a close, A more extended report will be given in our oolumoe uext week. The speakers went from Brussels to Harlock for Thnreday, Mauley'e School for Frldey and Mardle's School on Saturday. Both gentlemen of the delegation were ready, well posted epeakere and practical men. W. M., Joseph Hamilton ; D. M., S. T. Plum ; S J. W Sea., .Morrison' h Treas., Thos. Oakley Dir. ofOer., Henry amilton ; Chap., W. R. Mooney. The Co. Lodge will meet at Wingham on Feb. 10th. It is hinted that the next Orange Celebration will be held at Blyth. An invitation was reoeived by Brussels from Woodatook but the lodge here will stand by their own District in preference to outside pointe, although this rale is not always followed however in Huron. OHarn REeouo Woes.—The adjourned annual meeting of the Children's Aid 800isty, held in Mr. Lane's offfoe, Gode• rich, on Monday last, was somewhat better attended than the previous meet. ing. The president made a report of several cases which had been attended to, where ohildren had been brought before the P. M., and in each the reenact bad been entirely eatiefaotory and beneficial to the children. The following extract from a letter from J. J. Kelso, Supt. of Negleoled Obildren, met with approval, and an effort will be made to extend the services of the Sooiaty tbroughoat the county in the work of child rescue: "Shall be pleased to hear from you re. gardiog the annual meeting. Am very anxious to see a strong Society for Heron County, ae there is a splendid field in your part of the Provinoefor tble work. I wish it were possible to swore a man to give most of hie time to the work, an fn the oase of Rev, James Lediard, of Owen Sound. He aota as agent for the counties of Grey, Bruce and part of liimooe, and, by oontributione from the various planes, the Society ie able to remamerate him to the extent of about $400 per year although at fleet they were only able to give bim 3100. He has e000mpliehed a eplendid work, looking after neglected children finding homes sod visiting children who are in that district. It all depends on securing the right mau--ono who, by big taotfalueee, oan eeoare the aesietanoe end 0o operation of all Manes. Thie would, at any rate be something for you to look forward to in Goderioh. The flnanoial report was read showing Receipts.— Membership feee 314 50 From former Trees 16 00 County Council grant 25 00 354 60 Expendituree on various oases 327 15 Donation to Sick Ohildren'e Hospital - - 10 00 BRI, in bank 17 86 354 50 The offioere elected for the tour= year are : President, Jamie Mitchell ; Vioe. President, W. J. Field, B. A., ; Sao. Treas., Mre. Jamie Clark; Exeoutive oommittee, these offloere and Mre, Hoye and W, 3, Cox, In thie connection, the new officers ask the ao.operation of Dili. zone in all parts of the °minty, and will bo glad to Meinin the work of rescuing neglected and dependent children from onbealtby and Injari000 eurroundinge, Oorreepondenoe is invited 8o far as they Oen be of assistance in eases needing attention in other planes, the oHioere here will be ready to lend a hand, A FINE MAN PASSES AwAr.—T138 people of Brussels were very loath to believe the report Tuesday afternoon that Jno. Wyun, one of our oldest reeidente, had been suddenly palled away from earthly seems, but the sad Dewe proved only too true the vital spark taking its flight about 12 noon. Deoeseed was down street on Monday and was up Tuesday morning and attended to the onetomary ohores about the hoose end eteble. Mre. Wynn noticed that he was quite pale when he ascertaining name in the hoose and neo r g that he was ill tient for the dootor. The pbyeioian remained with him for an hour and a half but ooald not prolong life and after an illneea of 25 hones the patient passed quietly away ae above stated. Mr. Wyun had a very severe attack of la grippe some 12 years ago which left results that possibly had to do with hie sudden demise althongb his health bed been comparatively good in the intervening years. During the past Fall he and Mre. Wynn took a 6 weeks' trip among relatives and friends in Michigan and Mr. Wynn came home feel. ing much the better of his enjoyable visit. The enbjeet of this native was born at Smith'e Falls, Ont., and ae he grew to of manhoodup took the trade oarriage maker. Ia the Fall of 1361 ha was united in marriage to Miss E.izabeth B., eeoond daughter of the Tate Chas. Murphy, of Ingersoll, and the happy oouple toasted et Brussels where they have continuously made their home. Here Mr. Wynn oar ried on an extensive and very auooeeefnl carriage bneineae only disposing of it a year or so ago to J. E. Sperain. Deceased was e. eterling, upright, honest, kind. hearted men and most highly eeteemed by the oommunity at lenge ; an indulgent (ether, a good husband and a kind neigh. bor. He had been ohoeen a member of the town Connell tor a number of years and ooneoieationely did his duty with a marked faithfulness. Mr. Wynn wee not a seeker of notoriety, however, and preferred the quiet of hie own home and the society of his immediate friends to anything else, and for this reason his going away will be of particular loneli- oeee to the widow ae they were moeb companionable. In obaroh relationship deoeaeed held to the Methodist ohuroh and for years was ao active worker. He lent to the Ooneertative -side of polities and was a member of Brnaeele Orange Lodge. In addition to Mre. Wynn a daughter, Mre. F. J. Schenk, of Toronto, and a eon, Robert, of Detroit, survive. Willie, the eldest eon, died Several years ago. The funeral took plane Thnreday afternoon and was very largely attended, people coming for miles to pay the lest tribute of respect to a worthy man. Rev. T. Wesley Owens conducted an impress- ive service. Mr, Wyon was in hie 70th year and had been a resident of Brussels for over 42 yoare being one of the few who constituted the early residents of this plane. Among those from a dietahoe present at the funeral were :—Mrs. Corn- ish, of Mitchell ; Mre. Walker, of Lon. don ; Mre. Macrae, of Seeforth ; and Mre. Lewis, of Bluevale, sisters of de. wand 1 Mr. and Mre. Murphy, of Emily City, Michigan, relativae of Mrs. Wynn W. W. Burgess, Mitchell ; Harry Me0rae, Beetorth ; Will. Hopkine, of Durand, Mioh. ; Mr. Lewis, Blnevele ; T. and Mrs, Ainlay, Listowel ; Mre. W. F. Vanetone, of Wingham, in addition to Mr. and Mre. Sabeak and Robt, Wynn. Mr, Sobeek, WOO at Blyth on a hardness trip when Mr. Wynn died eo hastened at once to the bereft home, To say that Mr. Wynne deoeaee will be regretted by the entire community is not a mere formal Baying but a greet truth that nobody will indwell and uoiveraial sympathy will be felt for tbe bereaved relatives, eepeoially ebe who walked by the side of the depart. ed for eo many years as a faithful help. mate. Thursday, Lin. 2208,le the anniversary of the death of Qgeen Ernpreee Vfotoria, The nntdook for quell in Egeex is not favorable owiug to cold weather and a wet Bummer. Peter Bughes left hie slater et the Windsor depot to get a drink, and hes not been seen ginoe. Berlin municipal fuel oommittee finds it impoeaibie to get coal but baa dfepooed of two oerloade of wood and ordered four more. Henry Branton end W. H. Waibh were tooth guilty at St, Thomas of attempting to stuff a ballot•box at the reoent referee. drain. They are said to have left the oounbry, People We Know. Joe and Geo, Ardell Bandaged in Gorrle. Geo. Latakia, of Wroketer, was in town this week. J. J. Ball, of Wiugbam, wee in Bruer eels on Monday. Mise Rankin, of Wingham, 15 visiting her sister, Mre. A. McGuire, Joe McKay, of Harriaton, wee in town for a couple of days last week. Mies Annie Beattie, of Toronto, is visiting in town for a week or so. Mise Maggie Brown ie visiting with relatives and friends at Orangeville. Harry Bartliff, of Clinton, wee in town for a few daye during the peat week, Mies Violet Cooper bae been visiting friends in Wingham for the past week. Mies Lamy Little spent a few daye last week with Mre. A. Young at Wu,gbam, Mies Cora Ferguson, of Teeeweter, is the guest of relativae in Brussels and Grey. R. Leatherdale was in Toronto and Hamilton for a few daye daring the past week. Mre. Parr and eon, and Mise Carrie Megaton were visiting with relatives at Tees water. Anthony Sample is home from the "Soo" looking tip top, He will be berefor a month or so. Misses Mary Coates, Maggie McMillan and Aggie Dunoaueou were visiting in Hallett last week. Geo. Dudley, of St. Marys, woe visiting his permits, Jae. end Mre. Dudley, of Graham's survey. Thie week the Misses Little attended the funeral of their coaeie, Mre. Robert MoDole, of Hallett. A. Hislop, M. P. P. and Barrieters Sin- clair and Blair were vieitore in Toronto for few daye teat week. Mre. Walter Smith is on the eiok list with bronchitis and pneumonia bat we trust she will Boon be baiter. Mre. MoOlure, of MoKillop, and B. Torraooe, of Manitoba, are visiting at David Rote', Elizabeth street, Mies Hazel Laird, of Ingersoll, hes been visiting at Wm. Ainlay'e. She is a daughter of S. W. Laird, and a former Brneaelite, Mise Bennett, of Blyth ; Mies Comm, of Trowbridge ; and Mies Govenlook, of Atwood, are vieitore at the Methodist Parsonage. Mre. Jno. Jones, of Grabamville, bee gone to epend the Winter menthe with her daughter, Mre, R. Mitchell, 8rd line, Morrie township. Thomas and Mrs. Ainlay, of Listowel, were here attending the funeral of the late John Wynn on Thursday. The are well known former reeidente, Mise Ethel Creighton, milliner, is borne for a few weeks well earned holiday. She purposes going to Hamilton for a visit before attending the Spring Openinge. Watson acid Mre. Ainlay were called to MoKillop lest Sunday to sea their daub ter, Mre n Hugh McIntosh, who wee taken ill with tonailitis and inflammatory rbeamati-m, We hope ebe will soon be better. We are sorry to bear that &dvid J. Spial, a former resident of Brinson', is not enjoying very robust health. He and Die mother are spending the Winter at Paeeada, California. Mr. Shiel'e old friends here hope the olimate will invigor- ate him. Matinee. H. G. Meopbereon (Liberal) Chris. Foley (Labor) and T. R. Matinee (Independent) were nominated for the Oommooe in Barnard, B. 0. John Fester was killed on the railway at Jordon, and tbe body of Elmer Moyer the track. He is eu was found on ppoeed to have been Struck by the same train. Arobiteot E. B. Patterson baa taken out a permit for the erection of forty brick dwellings for the Berton Building Company, on Fullerton avenue, Hamil. tan. nxe'LT' SS TE L 3 :.C.A.R it<ti.•o1, Fall Wheat ...•.. 66 66 Barley 40 40 Peas 60 60 Oate 29 30 Butter, tube and rolls .. 16 17 Egge per dozen 17 18 Flour per cwt. 4 00 5 00 Potatoes (per hos.) 86 40 Apples (per bag) 40 50 Hay per tion ..... 6 00 6 00 Sheep akiue,eaolt,.,.,.25 25 Lamb skins each 26 80 Salt per bhp., retail 1 00 70 Hideo trimmed 6 6} Hides rough 5 5 Hoge, Live 5 75 6 76 Wool 11 12 TOWN.—In Wroxeter, on Tueeday, 13th inst., to Mr. end Mre, Geo. Town, a 000. MAR Es, MSennL-85ESRAN.—At the Methodl05 Personage, Eth81, on Jan. 14th by Rev. 0. P. Welte, B. A. B. D., Mr. W. A, Miabel to Mies Matilda J., youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hartwell Speiran, all of Grey. Touxa—HAseoze.—At the Reotory, Wing - ham, by Rev. Wm, Lowe, Mr. Harry Toting, of Gerrie, to Mies E. Hanley, of Niagara Falls. axaa, BENNETT.—Io Grey, on Jan, 18, William Bennett, aged 84 years. MARTIN.—In loeewater On Jan, 14th, James Martin, aged 88 years. WYNN.—In Brussels, on Jan, 20, John Wynn, aged 89 year8 and 4 menthe. HuMRLE.—In St, Joseph, Kansan, on Jan, 9th, George Humble in hie 60th year. EA,•r7'c TTonT—SAT.:F]- .•— THURSDAY, JAN, 29,—Farm stook, imple• meute, &o. Lot 82, Oen. 14, Grey. Sale, enreaerved, at 1 p. m. Peter 8. Rose, Prept, 1 F. S. Soott, Ano. TituBepAY, JAN, 29,—Hxtoneive sale of farm wool; and implements at Lot 88, Coo. 11, McKillop, Bale, unreserved, at 12 o'oloek, Wihjam McIntosh, prop, ; Thos. Brown two, FRIDAY, JAN. 80: Farm stook, imple Grey. &o. South i; Lot 1 , Oon.8 , G y. Sale, unreserved, at 1 o'olo,lt. Jno, B. MoLanohlfo, Propt. ; F. S. Seat, Ano. MoNDAY, Fon. 0,—Farm stook, imple. menta, &o., at Lot 8, Coo. 6, Grey. Balt, uhreserved, at 1 o'oloak. Joseph H. Bowman, prop, ; F, d, Scott, ads. The Standard Bank of Canada OAPITAL (authorlaed by Act of Parliament) .. 32,000,000.00 CAPITAL (fully paid pill ... ... .., ... 1,000,006.110 TOTAL+ d.BSE 9U ••• .., •,, ... ••• .., ... ••• .., ,,• ,,, ••, 18,07780 00 4 000 HEAD OFFICE, TORONTO 080, P. IRBI», General Manager BRUSSELS BRA NCII . DepPealte reoelved. Loans made to raepuu- . eiblo partfts on favorable termo, Dratte and mono) erdere (Sanaa, payable at any point, es lowest rates, Oolleotlous promptly attended to, 1 General Banking Baldness transacted, Every facility afforded Ouetomere living ata distenee. SavinSavings Bank Department Amounts o1 008 dollar audupwnrde gs M reooived and lubereat at nigbeet current roto allowed from date aoeounG ie phoned, and added to the principal May Het and November 30th, Farmers' Sale Notes mashlleed ctioor n,reoeivod for safe keeping and Co Blank Nolo Forms Free on Application Hoare 10 to 8, Saturdays 10 to 1. ' F. H. GRAY, A0ENT. WEDNESDAY, Fan. 11.—Farm stook, implements, &o., Lot 8, Con. 6, Grey. Sale, unreserved, at 1 o'olock. John Smith, Propt. ; F. S. Scott, Auo, ONE CENT A WORD COLUMN. Woon nutters wanted, Enquire at THE POST. BOARDERS wanted. Apply to MRS. T. NICHOLS, John street, Braeeele. THono' Immo young Bowe. for Bale, all in farrow. Lot 20, Con, 0, Morris, or Brussels 1'. 0. 110BT. NLOHOL, Proprietor, GENERAL store for Bale. For farther partioulare apply to J. H. THOMSON, Hen- fryn, 12-tf THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN. GOOD YEAR OLD STEERS Wanted, imitable for ranch purposes. Apply to GEO. BEST, Brunets. Ii�OR SALE—LOT 207 AND dwelling thereon, North-west corner William and Albert streete, Brussels. 49.01 J. LECRIE. T.O OR SALE. — VALUABLE property at Ethel known as the Methodist Parsonage. Apply to JNO. COBER, Brueeele. HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE in the Village of Ethel. A desirable property. L'or particulars ae 50 price, terms, &c., apply on the premises to MOR1118 FOO AL, or Ethel P.O, 18.801 HAIR DRESSING.—THE UN. DERe0ONRD wishes t0 0nn0un05 t0 the ladies of Brueeele and vicinity that she is prepared to makeswitches out of comb- ings and out hair, at her •home, Mill street West, Brussels. MRS. HIN (MON, OOD FOR SALE. — THE undersigned has any quantity of hard and soft wood for Bale. Also n quan- tity of good barn timber. Por further par- ticulars apply on the premieee, Lot 21, Con. 16, Grey, or to JNO. MoNAB B, 27.4 Oraobrook P. 0. FOR SALE. -5 SHEARLING Rams ; 1 two-year-old and 2 Ram Lambe. Pure bred Lefoesters. Good once at low prices. Also Short Horn Bulla, Cows and Heifers at very moderate prices and Gary terms. D. MILNt ec 9001, Ethel. o OR 10 AORES OF STANDING (..J Timber for sale, principally black ash. Will be sold by the acre or 'en block. For price, terms and other particulars, apply to DIINOAN TAYLOR, Lot 4, Con. 8, Grey, or Jamestown 1', 0, 24.tt CILYDESDALES, S H 0 R T- 1 BORNS AND BERKSHIRES FOR BALE. -- Two young Short Born Bulls from imported stook ; woo Berkshire pigs 8 mouths old Will sell obeap considering quality, For further particulars aneiV to JOSEPH ENG - LER, Lot 29, con. 9, Grey, or Henfryn P.O. PROPERTY FOR SALE.—THE uuderaigeed offers for sale his com- fortable house and lot in Oraobroolc. There are 62 sores of laud, good orchard, ,malt fruits, 40. There is also a email barn. Poe - session can he given on Marsh let For fur- ther particulars ae 10 prloe, terms, &o., ap- ply THOS. BROWN, Proprietor, Oa'an- Tenders Wanted, Tenders will be received by the under- signed up to February 2nd, 11003, at 2 o'olook dm„ for the ereotion of a 2•atery brink ouse on Lot 11, 00n, 6, Morrie, Plane and epeoi5cations may be seem ea the promisee. The lowest or any tender not nooeewarlly accepted. ALES. CLARE, 28.2 Sunshine P.0, NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that the Annual Meeting of the Howlok Mutual Fire Disur- anee Company will be hold in the Township Hall, Gerrie, on Friday, Feb 6th• 1905, at 2 o'oloak p. m•, for the purpose of receiving the reporte of the Directere and Auditors for the past year, and for other business. By order of the Board. W. S. MCREROHER, Gorrie, Jan. 15,1902, Secretary. Tenders for Wood. Tenders will be received by the Uncle reign • ad, until Jan. 80,1908, for the delivery at the school house, Oranbrook, of 80 porde of good heath and maple, all body wood, 22 Inches long. Per further partionlare apply to or EBa,OMbroo,Seo,-Trema. Public rlra k, ANNUAL MEE77NG. The Annual Meeting of the Brussels Driv- ing Park Aesooiatfoo for the election of cBl- oere, the reeeiviug of the report of the Dir- ectors for the haat year and snob other bust- nose. es may be lawfully brought before the. meeting, will behold at the Amerloan Fot81 Isreesele, on Friday evening, January 80th, 1000, at 8 c'olook, F, S. 80071, Secretary. Huron CountyCouncil, Tbo Council of the corporation of 111m County of Einem will meet in the 'enanoil chamber in the Town of Goderieb, on Tues• day, the 27th day of the present month, at 8 o'clock p. m, W. LANE, clerk. Dated at 0oderleh this 18111 day et January, woe, Dissolution. Previnoo of Ontori0,, Comity 0f Huron. I, 1', 13, Horsley, formerly a member of n iaees a Dr -g t u e a u ee the firm parr iu bu t 1 y g n� Brnaeels fu the Count of Huron,Stationers s y Huron, hereby the ytylo t .P. B, Henley1pr& ship waooy sootily that the said partner- ship wan, on the Mat day 06 D000mbor, dfa• served Witness my baudlat Brueeele the Met day of December, 1002. Signed P. :D. Witt:we—h. HALLIDAY, 203 3 THORO' BRED SHORT HORN Bulls for gale, One le 1 year old and the other two younger. Also several regist- ered Oowe and Heifers. Apply to JAMES BPEIR, Lot 50, non, 6, Morris Twp., m' 13rue- 0e10 P. 0, 25.11 AUOTION SALE OF FARM STOCK IMPLEMENTS &e.—tlr. F. S. Scott, auot(oeeer, has received - ine'rua tions from the uudereiuned to sell by public. auction et Lot 82,00;1.14, Grey, on T31 118. DAY, JAN. 20, 1208, at 1 o'atoek the follow- ing valuable property, viz.: -1 mare 7 years old supposed In foal to Custom Boy, 1 mare 8 years old in foal, 8 oowe Supposed in pelt to thorn' bred bull, 2 farrow °owe 4 Steer calves, 9 heifer calves, 1 yearling heifer, 9 pigs 2 months old, 1 brood sow in pig, 17 sheep and 1 ram, about 40 Irene, 2 binders (1 nearly oew),1 seed drill, 1 rake, 1 mo500r, 1 died harrow, 1 Fleury plow, 1 &horse plow Fleury, 1 set of drag harrows, 1 snuffler, 1 fanning 01111 and bagger, 1 lumber wagon, 1 pig raolr, 1 milk wagon, 1 10 ft, hay rack, 1 gravel box, 1 flat rack, 1 buggy, 1 cutter, 1 set of bob -sleighs', 1 stone boat and log boat, 1 emery stone, 1 set o1 slings, ropes and pul- leys complete, for 10 ft. ruck ; 1 wheelbar• row,1 set heavy Larne as, 1 set plow barneea, 1 set light harness, 2 sets whiffletreee, 1 prone -out saw, 14 window frames and 1 door frame for brink house, quantity of carpen- ter's tools, 500 bus turnips, 20 tone of tray, nook yoke, ;arks, chains and numerous oth- er artiolee. The implements are all nearly 11050. Sale without 1'eeel've as the proprie- tor has sold hie farm and le going West. Terms—All sums of 35 and under oaeh, over that amount 10 menthe' oredlt will be given on furnishing approved joint notes. 4 per pent, off for cash on credit amounts, F. 8. SCOTT, PETER B. ROSS, Auctioneer, Proprietor. AUOTION SALE OF FARM STOOK, IMPLEMENTS, 40.—Mr P. S. Scott, auctioneer, has received inetruo- tionsfram the undersigned to sell bypub- ltc auotion at Si Lot 1, Con.13, Grey, on EEL DAY, JAN. 30, 1003, at 1 o'clock, the follow- ing valuable property, viz.:—One draught mare rising 0 years, 1 filly rising 3 years sir- ed by Bir Walter, 1 driving mare 0 yearn old in foal to Costumer, 1 gelding rising 2 years aired by Costumer, 3 rows supposed lo calf, 2 farrow oowe,10 steers rleiug 8 years, 2 heif- ers rising 3 years, 4 steers rleiug 2 years, 3 heifers tieing 2 years, 0 Spring naives, 11 etor0 pige,2 brood 00we. quantity of ecru in silo with privilege of feeding it io eteble, 1200 bushels turulpe, 1 bet bob -sleighs, I set sheaf slings, 1 ton -horse power, rode and ooaplines, 1 grain crusher, 1 Bell straw cut- ter nearly new, I set platform scales 6000 lbs), 1 eiugle plow,1 fanning mill, 1 top bug- gy, l nutter, 1 sot single harneee, 1 set team harneee. Bale will be positively without re- serve a0 the proprietor is going West. Terme—All sums of 35 and under oaeh, over that alnonntl0 mantile' credit will be given on fttrniehing approved joint notes. 34 per Dent, off for cash on credit amomita. JNO. B. meLAIIOHLIN,Proprietor. F. 8, 90UTT, Auctioneer. JAN', 22, 1003 Coming! • Coming I T. P. Smith, EYE SPECIALIST, Graduate of New York, Philadelphia and Toronto Optical Colleges, will be at Fox's Drug Ltore BRUSSELS ONE DAY ONLY Wednesday, Jan, 28th Call early and avail yourself of hie valuable eerolees, EXAMINATION FREE L,SIIORTHORNS AND OLYDES- DAlns.—Por tale 2 young bulla 11 and 17 months old. The former tock 100 prises at Broesele and BO1000ve Fall Fairs and 2nd at Blyth, and the latter was also a prize winner at Brussels. Also one yearling heifer. All are aired by Roan Duke, 85,788, which has taken 1st prize for past three years le classes Of ileum bred and imported stook. The dams of these Young animals have repeatedly taken honors 1n the prize ring. Will also sell two Clydesdale fillies, with 4 and 6 crosses of imported stook, rem. ',actively, 800,11 end 2 yenta. Nway terms Of payment. P. ROBERTSON, Lot 8, Con. 9, Grey, 174f Brussels P. 0. AUCTION SALE OF FARM STOOK.—Mr. James Jones has receiv- ed instructions from air. Hugh Rose to Roll by public aunbiou at riot 80, Con. 8, MeK Il• lop.1 mile West of Winthrop. 011 WEDNES- DAY, JAN, 28, at 1 o'olook, the following valuable property, viz. •—Bor08e-1 heav y draught gelding l rls1nb 41yoars old got by RaekerfiBld, 1 hmwy draught gelding r[slug 3 years got by Kilburn, 1 mare rising 5 years 8ot years grine° of ot by Prioceo ofiaMkllothian, ding 1 ally rising 1 year got by Sanllgbt. Cattle—Two thorn' bred Dorbam Iowa supposed in calf to an imuorted bull, 1 there' orad Durham heifer rising 6 years euppoved 1n calf to an imported bull, 1 thoro' bred Durham heifer 18 months old, 1 thorn' bred Durham heifer\ 6 montbe old. Grade Oattle—One newly calved 00w. 00w. 2 milking cows supposed in calf, 9 yowl g calves, 4 eteere Tiede g1 year, l heifer rising 1 year,1 heifer Mei ng 2 yeore,10 steere rising 3 yams weighing between 1100 and 1200 pounds, 4 boifere rleiug 3 yoare weigh- ing between 1000 and 1110 pounds ; these steers and heifers would du for short keep- ers or would de to go out on grew, awe Row WW1 litter at foot and 20 pigs weighing from 60 to 90 pounds, This thunk has been prin- cipally allraised by the proprietorandothinbg wil1 be sol until 01 sale Thu there' bred outdo mentioned abovo are of large size and good quality and pedigrees will be furnished with all. Everything will be sold owing to the proprietor's health. Terme—Ali thine of 35 and under Dash, over that amount 9 mouths' eredit will be given on furnishing approved joint mow ; a 01 0 - count of 4 per 080t. will be allowed for cash on credit amounts. Lot 56, Oon. 8, 1101011100, Will he put up to rent forrase for one year, terms and conditions will be made known on day of este. JAMES JONES, HUGH R088, Auotioueer. Proprietor. Notice We beg to announce to the people of Brus- sels and surrounding . aountrzf that we have secured a lease of these premises and purpose putting in another new and select stook of General Dry Goods, Ready-to- wear Clothing, Boots & Shoes, - Our aim will constantly be to secure the very latest styles. in these lines and buying for cash from the leading .Manufacturers . will place us in the front rank as economical buyers. OUR PLATFORM WILL 13.E Large Turn -over of Stock, Small Profits, Honest Dealing, Good Class of Goods, Satisfaction Guaranteed From now until April let we want to dear , the bal- ance of this stock out and prices will go down with a crash this week in order to do so. Dress Goods, Ready-to-wear Clothing, Boots and Shoes at almost auction prices; Come early and secure first choice. THE MONEY -SAVING SPOT. HA .AOHETT GARFIELD BLOCK, BRUSSELS. Ea—Butter and Eggs taken as Cash. 1.