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ATTENDS VIA GRADUATES OF
ON JAN,(4, 1904,
WINTER TERM BEGINS
Two Ooureos—Commercial and Shorthand.
Send for College journal.
A. L. If onager,
BUSINESS CARDS.
MONEY TO LOAN AT 5 PER
°out. 2'. 0, SCOTT,Brunets.
WH. MoORAOKEN—
• 'senor of Marriage Licenses, Of-
fice at Grocery, Turnborry street, Brussels.
HARMS FOR SALE—THE UN-
uuustoNBD hae mayoral good Farms for
ealo and to rent, easy farms, in Townahtpe
of Morris and Grey. & a. SOo'DT,Braesel
CP. CO. It?,.
Gone Prinoeee Alexandria, No.24, 0. 0. F.,
Bruesels, moots in their Lodge lduozn Blue -
hill Block, on the 2nd and last Tuesdays of
each month, ate o'clock. Visiting brethren
tawny,' welcome, JAS. BURGESS, C, R.
WALTNR SMITH, 11.0.
M. MORRISON,
Issuer of Marriage Licenses,
WALTON. ONT.
MISS JEAN M'LAUCHLIN,
—TEAOHPR O&—
PIANO - AND - ORGAN.
23Fv'VSSELS, oxer.
ROBERT CUNNINGHAMI
INSURANCE,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
J. LECKIE,
LIFE. AND FIRE INSURANCE,
LOAN AND REAL ESTATE AGENT,
MONEY TO LOAN AT da, 43; & 5 Per Cent.
01100 over Hureley'e Drug Store,
Nov. Srd, 1902. 30.9m Brussels.
Wellington Mutual
Fire insurance Co.,
EBTABL1en1D 1840
Insurance taken on the oath and premium
note eyetem atonrrent rates. Before insur-
ing elaewbere call On the undersigned Agent
of the Company.
GEORGE ROGERS, Brussels.
AUCTIONEERS.
S. SOOTT AS AN. AUCTION•
EER, will sell for better prices, to
better men, 1n lees- time and lees °barges
than any other Auctioneer 10 Hast Huron or
he won't charge anything. Datea and orders
can always be arranged at this Wilma or by
Personal application.
ROST. H. GARNISS
IBLUEVALE — ONT.
Auctioneer for Heron County.
Terme reasonable. Sales arranged for
at the officio of THE Posy, Brussels. MU
VETERINARY.
D. WAJ W1C$—
J• Honor GI adnate of the Ontario Vet.
erinary College, is prepared to treat all dis-
eases of domesticated animals in a oompet-
. ant manner. Particular attention paid to
Veterinary Dentistry. Calls promptly at-
tended to, OStoe and Iullrreary—Four doors
North of bridge, Turnberry et., Brnseele.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
AA B. MACDONALD—
• Barrister, Solicitor, Notary, Etc,
daadear to F. Blair. Mee oStan-
dard
unrd Bank, Brussels. � Solicitor
for
m'StNetro-
politanBank,
IvM. SINCLAIR—
• Barrister, Solicitor, 'Conveyancer,
' Notary Public; dm, O0100—Stewart's Block
1 door North of Central Hotel,
Solioitor for tbo Standard Bank.
,MEDICAL CARDS.
'J. A. M' NAUGHTON,
-Trinity U icy, Fellow Trinity
Medical
College,Member College of Physician('
hetolana-and
lagoon e, Out. Licentiate of the Royal 001.
e. of J.'hyelalans and Licentiate of Mid-
* fery,Edinbhrdb. ls-Telopboue No.14,
lieeidenoe—Milt Vet.ilruseela,
DENTISTRY
NI
DR. R. P. FEILD.
hiatr178T
Graduate of the Royal College, of Dental
surgeons of Ontario and First•olass Honor
Graduate of Toronto University. Office
nest to Bre yer'4 Photograph Gallery,
EntleSELB,
SHINGLES
Britisl>I Coluniblsi
lied. Cedar Shingles
*80--
North Shore
Pine and Cedar
FOR SALE AT THE
Brussels Planing dills
Also Doors and Saab of all Pat
turns on hand or made to order
at Short Notice.
Estimates Furnished for all
kinds of Ilaildinge. 'Workman
ship and Material Guaranteed.
P. , ,,M.11:is.t,\ J+ r
e47v A Famous School dot
CENTRAL
• '.a
STRATFORD. ONT.
aA largo wide-awake, working, Met-
, Ung, 50001t.produetug 0oh0o1—Ilia beet
11 Itnstnese College 1n Cantata 19.1111y,
fi radaates always got u01110110. 'rile
y u p
108
f� lother
Pelham place many i5 100 000011050 �t
'J in otd,er Raciness Colleges ae teaobnrs. dl
Whiter term opens Jan, Pik. Hand- '4I,�
seine Catalogue free, W
W, J. IlLLIOTT, Erectile.YYY,wIIIIII
focal Dols 4t,eme,
WRITE 1904 now.
E(APPY New Year.
Fnonex will be a Patine Holiday.
ALL the weddings are not over yet.
FROST BITES and npeete in the snow•
banks aro not infrequent these days.
Tan new Muuio,pal Counoile will con•
veno a week from next .Monday, se per
Statute,
'1'Ax. ()mammon Lona nays there le about
$400 atilt unpaid on 1908 taxes and that
this ie the last newspaper 0011ne he will
give.
Mone than one person this Winter 1100
said, either audibly or in their heart,
"God blase ibe man behind the scow
plow."
MANY of the Obrietmae deooratiouo of
the store windows were neat and attract -
ire and deserving of the compliments
reo eived
POoTOPFIOE will be open from 9 to 10 a.
m. on New Yenr'e Day ; for an hour after
arrival of afternson mail train and from
6 to 6 30 p, m.
New subeoriptious and renewals to THE
Pon are moving along nicely. We prom.
iso to give good value for every dollar
invooted for 1904
J. M. O'OoNNOR has taken rooms over
the Fancy goodejetore of Mro. IIirk instead
of ie the Strotten block aB THE POST
stated a few weeks ego.
Lou the Harold Jarviefoonoert in rem•
emhranoe on January 8th in Breeds
Town Hall. If yon don't want to laugh
at dao. Fax's humor be euro and slay at
home.
Teems have been very badly delayed.
The time table is no guide whatever as
the for. noon trains arrive in the after.
noon and the afternoon trains when tbey
get here.
B. W. DARK'S new 'Mao went into.
service to and from the depot last week
Their initial experience 80 far es etorme
and late trains are oonoerned hae been of
the robust variety.
CHRISTMAS Day Fred, Adams got a
pitoh.out of hie cutter at the railway
aro-oiog by the king boll pulling oat and
letting the horses go. He might have
been much more eeriou•ly injured.
Ton Chicago Herald soya :—"Mr,
Conklin has the greatest control over the
mnoolea of his fate of any man on the
American platform." The Philadelphia
Times says ;—'.He does not read. His
oha'aotere talk. Yoe See the real thing.
He is very original, a great relief from
A130 usual eloontioniet.' The Buffalo
Courier says.—'Mr. Conklin is without
doubt the greatest reciter of humorous
oeleotions in this or any other country,"
Now ie your chance to bear thio clever
entertainer. He will be in Brussels oh
Tuesday, Jan. 120, 1904. Reserved
Beats 85o ; admieeion 25e.
Benet Wreathes. —There will be quite
e oleariog out of teeoher° fromthis
vicinity for school opening next week.
Among the out -goers are Geo. Buchanan,
who gee to Belfast, Ashfield ; . Harvey
Buchanan, to Wintbrop, MoXil!op ; Mies
Florence Baohanan, to a eohool near
Looknow ; Miee Hattie Downing, to
Barrie'e eohool, Morris ; Miee Mabel
Zimmer, .to'Parnball'e school, 15th con ,
Grey;. Mise Loam Nicholls, to. Ethel;
and Alias Marion Smith to Shine's school,
Grey. Thee nevi n with the three Bras
eels young ladies wbo bold pooitione on
the teething staff of Brussels Public
Shoot, viz, Mine Wilson, Smith and
v ntin eat of instructor
Ritchie, gi ea a oo g 0
of the young idea not often equalled and
very eeldom eurpseeed by even the towns.
We wish every one of them a successful
year. Mies Georgia R tee, of town, also
hold0 a oertiflaate, but will of
tench for
the present.
ANNIVER=ARO.—The 27th anniversary of
the Methodist church, Breesele, ib the
present building woe celebrated on Sab-
bath, 20th, and Monday following. R,v.
Joseph Philp, B. D., of IIinoardme,
i d� pulpit � on Sunday
occupied the e p p and
preached two excellent disooureee and
sistaineA be oud question the good name
he bold as n pea piteer, Morning text
Matt. 4 and 10, "Thou shalt worehip the
Lord thy God, &a." The worship of God,
the preacher proved, etimulatee the power
of thought ; teaches us eternal pr0gre0•
tion-; forms heavenly friepdehipe ; gives
a0 heavenly messages ; beipe n0 to ()atoll
the Divine image. True worship
should
be both reverent and united. The even-
ing °object wet frim Aote 20 and 85, "It
is more bleed to give than to r4oeive."
This is in harmony with Gori; it is
humane ; le ooudnoive to oar own hap
pineee ; gives eatinfectionthat (tome trona
the ooneoionenees of doing a right thing
it is conducive to prosperity. The die•
emiree0 were listened to with marked
attention by large audiences and Rev.
Mr. Philp will be weloomed
book on some futnre occasion,
At the evening service Miee. AnnaBeokett,
Of Detroit, nog "The Holy City" and
"They Cruodied Him" in good voice,
Mre. Dr. Holmes being the a000mpen-
iat, The Trustee Boarda'ked for. $75.•
00 and received on that amount $68 25
which may be inoreaeed yet by some wbo
have not yet contributed. Monday the
weather was anything but propitious and
told against the size of the Midianite at
the Lsotnre in the evening. The program
was a very iutereetina one and well
rendered, consisting of the following ;—
Selections by the Molesworth Ladle'
Quartette ; trotnbcoe solo, "The Holy
City," by W. A. Greyest.; solos by Miss
B' okett ; Lettere on "Jerusalem and its
Envfrone" by Rev. Mr. Philp.. The
letterer spoke for upward° oh an hour
and gave a mase of information as to
manners and onatome, &o,, gloated by
pere0nal obeervittien in the Holy Land.
Those who were not present certainly
missed a treat. Hearty vote of thanks
wee peeled to an who 000tribttted to the
program, Mies.Gltei° Smith, Era. Dr.
Holmes and Ming Jean MoLauohlin were
the planfets, iter. Mr, doaeba, the past.
oroaoapiedthe Math, 'Phe anniversary'
Oeryi088 ware onj954118 throughout end
will be pleasAutly teed profitab'y remem-
bered,
(1 9' 1, .5
Season Baron — The following ie;tho
eohool report 01 8, S, No, 9, giving the
three Mallet in each °lase ;—Br, 'V—
Barry McNeight, Willie Mann, Frank
Harrison, Jr. SV—George Mann, Win.
nit MoNAloght, John Huston. lir, III—
Aiex Mnon. Currie Schnook, Ella Bray.
Jr. III—Xttie Sieling, Tena Sieling,
Fergus MoNlfught. Sr. II—Edna Mo.
Naught, George Hodge, Alex. Bpeiran.
,Jr. II—Joeoi° Mann, Grace suhdook,
Beerie Mann. Sr, P1. II—Olanoy Flood,
Roy Crawford, Berta Snollieg. Jr, Pt,
II—Laura Bpeirnn, Emily Smith, Fred.
Hodge. Sr. Pt. I -Harold Livingstone,
Garb}, Snelling, Rhy Sieling, Ir. Pt. I—
Lily Harrison. H. CAMERON, Teaoher.
1131t'f.h..
S. Herrington and family will leave
shortly for Baaka'oon Saekatobewan.
Mies Clara Moffatt, of Ingersoll, is
vieiting at the home of her parent), Jno.
ani Mre. Moffatt,
Robert Sloan is home from the Ontar-
io Aarioa'tural College for the Christmas
and New Year's holidays.
The amount of dried stook manotao
tared at the Blyth evaporator daring the
past season was 91,125 pounds
A oar of Hoar was shipped to Liverpool,
England, by the Blyth flour on Friday.
The same mill shipped a oar of flier to
Heneali.
Kato am el.
Thos. Forbes, Mill etreot, has been laid
up with blood poisoning in his hand,
,
Doused by e,ruety nail,
At the meeting of the Executive Com
mitten of Huron Diooeee held at Loudon
the arrangement of Atwood mission was
confirmed. Shipley was attaohed to
Listowel.
George Watson, who has been sojourn-
ing with bio eon in-law, Jacob Reibm,of
the boundary Weet, lett on Wednesday of
last week for Chicago, where his family
is located.
A. W. Feetheretone was the reoipient a
few days ago of a very handsome gold -
beaded ebony cane, from the family of
the late Robert Martin, he being one of
the exeontoro of the estate. A. J. Collins,
the other assentor, was alto presented
with a handsome keepsake in remora.
branea of his departed friend.
John Martin, of Carthage, bad the
misfortune to lose a eervioeable, -though
somewhat aged, horse while in town on
Tuesday afternoon of last week. Be was
driving his team attaohed to a sleigh,
along Wallace -street, jest before starting
for home, when one of the horeoe fell over
and died in its harness. It appeared to
be as well ae ever-np to the time that it
dropped dead. Like grand•father'e olook,
it simply "stopped short, never to go
again."
twOO(1.
Mise Edith Penholl, of Toronto Ooo-
eervatory of Music, is spending the holi-
days at the Personage.
The annual meeting of the Presbyter.
inn church will be bald on Tuesday
afternoon, Jan. 5th, at 2 p. m.
Mies Roberta Wilson, who has 'monied
a po.-ition as stenographer in the 0. P. 11
office at Copper Cliff, returned home for
the bolidaye.
The pnpile of Donegal public school
presented their teacher, Andrew M.
Little, with two handsome entire, on
Tuesday of last week, on the occasion of
his leaving the school.
The aunaal meeting cf Elma Conser-
vatives in the Agricultural Hall the
following officers were elected: Pre.,
Hugh Richmond ; let Vice Pres., Jae.
Mitchell ; '2nd V'oe President, Wm. J.
Hunter ; Seo. -Treat., Wm Graham,
Township Clerk, Thee. Futiarton, was
called to Milverton to attend the funeral
of his sister, Mrs. Abraham, who died on
Deo. 10th, of pneumonia at the age of 78
years. Mrs. Abraham lived in Elms, for
a number of years and moved to Milver.
•ton about three years ago. Two tther
sisters survive her.
There were four aP against the
pea s g
assessment of thee Logan Maitlandd drain
at Enna 0, until'and ware disposed of as
follows : Moved by Mr. Boyle and Mr.
Bell, that E. Broughton!° assessment be
redaoed 66, and Wm. Matthews' and W.
Soott'e land be struck off the euheme, W.
Near'° aseeasment reduced $4, and J. R.
Near redacted $2, and the total amount
$20 96 be planed against the made of the
municipality and the Court ot..Revision
be now closed. Carried.
•
• 'oder ctlt.
Mies Densmore, of Shepparaton,
t in front of the oat.
an the steps e
fainted p 1?
office and had to be meshed to the
dirolor'e.
James Witten bas purchased the late
J. M. i%IoLeod'e medicine bueineee and
will make arrangemeute to pneh it
vigorously.
The papile of the j mior division of
S P school
t. Patrick's ward`(Mies e V
°ata
Watson, teaohe,pmade rip the tum of
$8.50 for the Hospital for Sick Children,
Toronto,
On Monday morning of lest week, as
Sheriff Reynolde was coming oat of his
house he had the miefortune to elip on
the foe and fall, hurting himself oo badly
that he has 01nee been confined to the
house. Fortunately, no bones were
broken.
The Smeeth planing mill has been
purchased by 3. T, Goldthorpe for a sum
in. the neighborhood of $7,000, '.Mr,
Goldthorpe ie forming a joint stook
company, with a eapitahzation of 640,000,
to run the mill, and of this amount
$28,000 has already been eubeeribed. It
is rumored that the firm of Buchanan &
Lawson will ametgamate with the new
company.
DEATH OF Juanita MABeota,—Hie Honor
James Mason, formerly Judge for
Huron acuity, died at midnight Thum
day night of last Week at his reetdenoe,
410 Brunswick avenue, Toronto, after an
illneee extending over the last two or
three years. The late Judge was in hie
fifty.eighth year and leave a widow, a
slater of Judge Morrison, of Owen Sound,
and a family of even, four Bone and throe
daughters, Of the sone, Thomas is with
Ilio Rime Lewis Company, Jamee in a
medical student, and two boys, Stanley
and Morri0on, are at home. Two Baugh.
tee are at him•, and a third hi a nurse
in Roosevelt Hospital, New York, Stow -
art Mason, barrister, Belleville, and Dr.
T. Masson, Capt. Viuoent, are brothers
Of d0509400d, and Mre, Alete DngRld, of
Campbellford, a either. Born in North.'
T°ELS .BADSf3,ALS POS .t
amberlend oonnty Feb 17910, 1847, the
lel) Judge woe edueatel at Bollev,uv. and
called to the Bar in 1871. lie preottoed
at 09111 Sound, being Matter to C11!10005
there 'hero tr em 1878 to 1885, until } tie al pilot•
mons ne County Judge in 1896, e. potation
from which he Wag compelled to retire by
reason of hie ill -health. He was elected
ee s Conesrvative to the Commons for
North Grey 10 1887, and eat for that
oonstitneney until his appointment as
Judge. He wag a Preebytsrien, The
funeral took place at Godard) on Mon-
day,
'Phe Provincial Government hae
appointed D. MacDonald, clerk of the
County Court of Huron, as district
arobivlet,to work in oon0eetlou with the
hrovinOiel arohiviet'e Aloe in the ver•
Ione dutiee owning within its e0ope.
Among the matters to which this depart.
meat gives ite attention ie the reaming
from oblivion of tbo memory of the
pioneer settlere, the obtaining and
preserving of narratives of their early
exploits and of the part they took in open.
lug the country for oo0npation. Mr. Mao.
Donald hes a wide knowledge of the
dietriot and takes an intelligent interest
in just Bach neaten ae these, and a
better appointment could hardly have
been made.
Echo).
Senoot REronx for Derweea, Senior
Department. 4th Oiaee.—Exainiued in
Comp., Geog., Phys., Read. Total 850.
—M. Slemmon, 277 ; L. Chambers, 263 ;
N. Simpson, 241 ; M, Imlay, 228 ; W.
Bsdgely 198 ; E. Freeman, 185 ; M.
MoAllnm, 184; T. IiloMtieter, 182 1 B.
Eallmier, 175 , L, Eokmier, 172 .1 H.
Wilbee, 159 ; 'I. Hogarth, 141; *E. Kerr,
121. 8rd Olaee.—.Examined in Oomp.,
Geog., Arlth., Read. Total 825.—P.
Bremner, 282 ; F Imlay, 287 : L. Coop.
e•, 284; E. Dunbar, 281 ; W. Hemewortb,
220 ; J. MoAhum, 214; G. McKee, 200 ;
E. McKee, 191 ; W. Barr, 191: G. Mn
Allister, I63 ; R, Mol;otoeb, 160 ; "E
Eokmier, 158 1 "H. McLeod, 147 ; "B,
Bateman, 108; "W. Pearson, 57. 2nd
Claes,— Examined 1n Oomp,, Geog.,
Aritb., Read. Total 850,—R. Love, 277 ;
A, Cooper, 268 ; R. Eokmier, 252 ; L.
Strachan, 248 ; V. McLeod, 241 1 C.
Haneald, 223; "14. Fraser, 198 ; Id, Eck.
mier,165 ; J. Pearson, 152 ; U. Davidson,
150. "Absent.
Gso. DomeoN, Teacher.
— Junior Department. Sr. '2nd ease.—
George Budgley, Roy Gill, Elwin
Thompson, Alvin Malice, Celestine Dane,
Allen McAllister, Alvie Fletcher, Edwin
Hemewortb, Joseph Cooper, Russell
Wilbee, Luella Henry, Irene Heath. Jr,
2nd elate.—Aubrey Dobson, Jamea,Iirem•
nor, Vera MaOatI, Florence McCall, Alice
Barr, Thetis Freeman, Hermann Fogel,
Robert Thompson, Pearl McKee, Wilfred
Eokmier, Lizzie McIntosh, Herbert
Saville, Will. Thibideau. Sr, let olaee.
— Clifford Dunbar, Annie McAllister,
Pearl Gill, Verde Pollard, Cecil Eokmier,
Elwin Dobson, Chile, Davidson, Edmund
McLeod, Roes Coates, Stanley Straoben,
Spenoo Hemewortb, Wesley Yeo. Jr. let
olaae,—Noble McKee, Norman Addy,
Grape Eckmier` Ruby Gill, Edith Heath,
Olive Cooper, Annie Ward, George Cole,
Wilfred Thompson, Pearl Bateman.
Mise LAORt SHANNON, Teacher.
i81•Ixevale.
Oar congratulations are presented to
Mise Kathleen Swann who won prizes at
Godertob Collegiate and Honore at the
Model. She is a alever young lady.
O'ayton.B. Doff, of this place, has won
first prize for a story written for the
• Yonne People's Corner in the Saturday
Mail Empire. Satarday'a paper sou•
twined the story, 'matted "Biu", and also
the portrait' of the writer. The Mail
nye :—"This little skate's of an imagin•
Min child contains many little
touches of that humor which lies so close
to the pathetic. As the Corner hae en,
tered a new era, it is impossible to cons.
pare this story with those of previous
years, bntfutnre prize.wi0nere will have
a difficult task keeping ap to the titan.
dard eat by "Bill".
TnoNRERRY FINANO0O.—The Finaoial
Statemeng for the Townehip of Turn.
berry ahem a0 follows for 1903 :—In-
oludieg the balance) on hand on Janney
let, of $1079 15, the total reoeipte for the
64. IIP
year op08225
y to Deo. 16 were
Deo. 16, the waxes of 1903 collected am
punted to $5540-12 The expenditures
were—Salaries, eta., $202.00 ; printing
and stationery, 633 33 ; roads and brid•
gee, $861 37 ; charity, $5 ; comity rate,
6122250; schools, $177180; mieoellan•'
eons, $95 92. leaving a balance on hand
Dee. 15, of $4033;72. The assets of the
•township are placed at $6224 51, and the
liabilities, 64068.68..
Gorrlot.
Dr. Bennett, of reroute, is "spending
his bolidaye at the home of his parents.
Mr. Holmes, of Toronto U
visiting his fathermverniy, is
at the Methodiet par•
sciage.
The Presbyterian. B. S. of Gorrie will
hold an entertainment on New Year's
night.
D
W.. and Mre. Hammond and John
Hammond were in Attwood on Saturday
attendingthe golden wedding anniversary
of Hammond 'hoe. parttime in that plane.
We are pleased to learn that Mrs. Rich-
ard Clegg, who baa been eerieuely 111 for
the past two weeks ie recovering. Her
many friends will be glad to hear of her
oomplete recovery.
Oa Frailty evening the 18th list., Jun.
for Bible Class aseembled at the home of
their teacher, Miele Flora Jaime, and
presented her with ahandsome oekDeana
tray and a beautiful ornamental vase ae a
t m
token of the high te ee in whioh eke
was held by her aopoinre.
• W. J. Sharpie, of Nevem, Mre, John
Batters, of Neepawa, Mrs. Arthur Tolbon,
of Kansas, and Mre. Henry Sharpin, of
Treherne, Mao , are at present visiting
their mother, Mre. H. Sharpin of the
boundary near Moleewortl.
ACCIDENT,—On Saturday evening 19.13
inst., while returning from the depot
where he had been meeting some friends,
Thoe, Dann, of Mt. Forest, who wee in
town attending his eater's humeral, wail
knocked down by the bile borne and ran
over before the driver could pull up. He
received s ante and bruises and had
a rib fractured.
W i;it>:'ham.
Wingham Methodist Sunday Sohool
and L. O. L. No, 794 e'aob boted 66to the
Siete Children's Hoepilal, Toronto,
Cone, Elliott lett for Denver, Colorado,
where be will spend a few months. We
trust that the change of animate will have
the doeired effeot, and that be will; retina
With renewed health and vigor,
Copoofllnr W. F. Vaootopo line par. lA •-�-•-. •
chard 11 1:.1 ton biook, The °envier
item" 100.. -.meeting leo thou 04,000..
The t ir: 40 of the Qoeen'o pearl la
u lderrt i"u >rnprovements, Tb01 par
m0 fo l sad
tui0li berivteU.the rP0 CmOr y p
as office and bar, has been removed and
two room° ohapged into ane large reading
room, by means of an archway. The bar
bas been removed to the room formerly
used 0e rea0iug room.
After aims delay, the site for Wing.
bom'e new postof es bate been eeleoted,
and preparatlone will be made during
the Winter for its erection. Mr. Gregory
repaired a telegram from the Mioieter of
Public Werke, 0008ptlhlg the option given
on the property owned by Mr, Gregory
opposite the 'Rowe Hall, for the prio0 of
$5,000,
At the regular meeting of Camp Gale.
donia, Sone of Sootlaud, the following
otmpero were eleoted for 1904 :—Past
Chief, Wm. Nicholson, Chief, D. ]!l.
Mofouald ; iJhietlain, Alex. Oampbell ;
Chap., Peter Campbell ; P10501010118, Dr.
Agnew and Dr. J. 8.0hiebolm ; Reo.seo„
H. B, Elliott ; Pin, Sec., J. D. Burne ;
Treat., Wm. Holmes ; Marebal1, Jae.
Fowler ; S. B., D. Curre ; S. G., Aroh,
Campbell: J. G., W. A. Campbell •
Traeteee—A. Roes, Alex. Campbell and
G. Davideou ; Auditors, D. M. Gordon
and A. Rose ; Jan., Geo. Rose ; Piper,
D. E. McDonald.
Frank Small, of St. Tbomae, was killed
at Dexter by a log rolling upon him.
A. 1'. Stoneman has been appointed to
the Legislative Council of Nova Scotia.
It pays to Feed It
Worthington's Canadian Stock Tonle
is given a preference over all other Stook
Foods by large and experienced feeders
apart from the fact that it is less than halt
the price of any other.
DEAR SIn,—
I have fed your Stock Sonia to cattle
and like it very ninth. It makes them thrive
well and put on flesh more rapidly. I think
It is the beet Tonle I have fed to horeoe. We
are also feeding it to 005 hens this Winter,
and they are laying better than they have
done for a long time. It pays to feed it,
Yours truly.
JAMES LEASH,
Fender Sweepstakes Fat Cattle, Prey.
Winter Fair,1901-02,
Greenbank P.O., Feb. 23, 1903.
DEAR SIR.—
I hada mare etOeked in both lege, Wor.
ihington'e Stock Food took it down oom-
pletely and put her in good condition. It
hae done my cows good. Think it Is a good
thing and can recommend it.
B. CHURCHILL, "Dairyman."
Clinton, Jan. 17th, 1903,
10 lb. box, 200 feeds, 50o ; 50 Ib. sack $2.
For sale by— N•F; GERRY, Brnele
H, F, McALL18TERee, El thel ;
WM, MESSER, Blaevale;
N. 8. GERRY, Blyth.
Xmas
Gifts
Now we find oureelvee face
to faoe with the Obrietmae
stump and we are after the
nioset Gifts for oar Friends.
Yon can net one dozen
Photos. for 75o and up.
We have a splendid assort-
ment of Photo. Mounts sad
in Photographing we pride
ourselves in being up to.dste.
At tbgene n this of he year
o L
they
days are short so come in
the fore part of the day.
The advantage in getting
Photos, taken now is that we
can have them ready before
the Xmae rush.
With the compliments of
the season to one and all.
BREWER
Frosi & ood
McCaughey Block
Ifemember
our Binders, Mowers, Rakes, Harrows,
Cultivators, Drilla, eta., are not extolled
by any in the market,
'n,Need,
If You are � �
of any Farm requisite wo have it at a
RIGHT pride.
This is the Place
for rare wanes in Cutters and Sleighs,
Harness, Cream Separators, Peeper),
Washer) and Wringers.
To Como
inspect our Stook and get our Priori
is your Golden Opportunity if you are a
tiller of the soli,
Wagons, Buggies, Hay LoRdern, Forks
and plinks, Windmills, Tread rowers,
Etheil040:0uttere, &o., han1l0d in eeaeoa.
Neil S. McLauchlan,
AUIINT,
emitztemenettear
.
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MILLINERY
We are about closing rip oar Millinery department for thief 00x001 and
during the next 10days all Millinery Goode will be cleared opt rowdies')
of ooet, We are determined to oarry nothing over. Terrific rednatione
will be made is Primmed Hate, Ready -to wear Hate, Winge, Flowers, Bio,
Everything must go, 1( we only get half pride for them.
Ladies' Ready to wear Hate, worth $1 for 500.
Ladies' Hat Shapes, all new goods, at half prioe.
Ladies' Ready to wear Hate, very otylieh, worth 62 for $1.
Misses' and Ohildren'a Hate, new goods, at half price,
Ladies' Trimmed Hate, mato date, worth $5 for 62,50.
Ladies' Hate, trimmed in the latest style, worth $10 for 65 96,
LADIES' CLOTH COATS
We are clearing out our Ladies' Cloth Coate ab very low prime. Car
Ladies' AetraobanCoate have all been marked down to clearing prises, We
have a few Lathe' Cloth. Coate left over which we are slaughtering.
Ladies' Coate that were sold for 64.50, $5, 66 and $7.50, we give your oboioe
for 62 each, and a few lower priced coats, your oboia° 6150,
WRAPPERETTES—We show some great values in Foamy Reversible
Wrapperettes, wide width, heavy weight, good colon, good valve at 10a.
Oar mice while they last 7$o.
AllailEMPEalEtel
CUTTERS and SLEIGHS
As the Summer trade is over I heartily thank
my Customers for their patronage and wish
to state that I have put in a full stock of
Cutters and Sleighs.
BEST MAKES LOW PRICES
We would ask you to call and inspect our
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
All kinds of Repairing and Re -painting
promptly attended to.
ED. SPEIRAN
CARRIAGE BUILDER, BRUSSELS.
Millinery
Bargains
ttNIMEMIllb.
ill.c
Hockreduced
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As the season is rapidly pas-
sing along we are offering our'
Ready-to-wear Millinery at
prices to clear them out.
0r Millinery u A ill' ery Dep artment is
in better shape than ever to sup-
ply Fashionable Goods at Reason-
able Prices.
We are determined to please
all who favor us with their pat—
ronage.
A call will be appreciated.
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IJ. DONALDSON
Choice Stock of
ROBES, 'UCSI
&C.. &O.
A fine range of Robes, hest in the market, has been
opened tip consisting of :-
-BLACK GALLOWAY SASLLATOHEWAN
—GREY GOAT, GRIZZLY BEAR
and MOUNTAIN BEAR.
—Plush and Wool Rugs, a very choice lot.
—In Horse Blankets a large stock is carried and sold
at Close Prices.
Repairing• Promptly Attended to
BRUSSELS.
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Sign of
the
Horse's Head