HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1900-1-18, Page 8TQ I BRUSSELS POST
JAN, 18, 1900
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Friend
owes his speedy i'9-
eoVery t0 the grout
tomo infiuenoe of
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a pure port .wine with
Peruvian Bark hi pro-
portions preaoribed by
the Bngllst and French
pharmacopoeias.
Sold by -
0, A, madman,
Druggist, Optician,
Bookseller, &o.
For Ilirivrorm‘
Watoll your etouls rind if any
signs o! Ringworm get a bottle of
our remedy. Ringworm quickly
epreade if not attended to! Two
applioatioue of our remedy is guar•
auteed to pure.
k'or Lice
Whether on Poultry, Cattle or
other stook, we have what will fix
am. You oaa have any quantity
you like.
Por Sb,cep Tie
If your cheap have Tioke let us
show you what we have that will
dispose of them, not expensive either,
G. A. Deadman,
flruggfst and Graduate Optician,
Brussels, Ont.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
SOUTHERN EXTENSION W. O. & B.
Trains leave Brosoele Station, North
and South, as follow;
Gotta SoOTO, Gomm Nonma,
111z0rese 7:19 a.m. I Mail 2.10 p.m
Mixed,......,9:45 a.m. Magmas 10:17 p.m
oral dos stems,
A ohiel'e amang ye Lakin' notes,
An' faith hell prent it.
Co. Comma, next week.
HORSE Fair on Thursday, Feb. let.
ARB you a member of Brunets Public
Library ?
FOBRTRDivieiOO Court will be held on
Wednesday, Feb. 7th.
W. F. STEWART received a oar of Man•
Robe. wheat and a oar of corn this week.
PATalarro concert in Brueeele on Fri-
day evening, Feb, 2nd. Keep the date
clear.
J. G. Stone is Chairmen of Brussels
Sohool Board for 1900. He will fill the
bill nicely as he i9 a tiptop worker.
AN award appeal in cooneotion with a
ditch to be run on the 7th line of Morrie
will Dome np for hearing before Judge
Motion in the Council Chamber, Brae.
eels,an Thursday, 25th in t
,,
at 10
a. m,
Tts
week John Walker sold a fine
upright Dominion piano to Isaac Far
rend, 2nd line, Morris, and the home will
now be in better position than ever for
the entertainment of the young people
who often congregate there.
ANNUAL DINNEll.-Leiut, 001. Varooe
and officers of the Huron Battalion will
give their annual dinner at Hotel Bed-
ford in the town of Goderioh, on Wednee-
day evening of next week. The members
of the0o. Council and others have been
invited to attend.
throng FRIENDo.-Following are the
ofliaere of the Brussels Ooanoil of Ohosen
Friends, which were installed by P. C.,
Wm, Blaehill :-P. 0., R. Johnston ; 0.
0., S. Hoggard ; V. 0., J. J. Ball ; Re-
corder, S. T. Pinm ; 'Preps„ I. R.
Brewer ; Prelate, H. R. Elliott ; Mar-
shal, A. Bird ; Warden, T. Smith ;
Guard, D. McNichol ; Sentry, G. Mo -
Nichol.
PUBLIC, LIBRARY. -At the annual meet•
ing of Braesela Pobiio Library, D. Robb,
Public School Inspector, wag elected
President for this year and J. Irwin,
Beeretary. It was agreed to make a
reduction to mobilo eebooi pupils in this
locality to induce chem to become readers
and they will be given the privilege of a
member's tioket for 10 cents, entitling
them to 10 books. There were 217
members on the roll of the Library last
year and 3,400 books were taken out. In
another column we give a list of new
books added recently.
HIT. SOME 09 HIS BEST FaIENDs.-In
attempting to slap at the Editor of TEE
Pose, who was honored with a 7 year
term as Reeve of Brueeele, the Herald
man reokleoely maligns many good men
who 000apied seats at the Council Board
daring the same term and did good work,
wbo will not thank him for his "tornado"
of misrepresentation. It is rather amus-
ing how eloquent he waxes, yet never
knew be was potting hie head in a halter.
If he is through with no the next chapter
might be dedicated to the past 7 years of
his own life so as to show the marked
contrast. We are satisfied to allow the
ratepayers to settle the question as to the
competency of effine holders.
PATRIOTIC/ CONOEET•--At a meeting,
called by Reeve Thomson, held last Mon-
day evening, in the Connell Chamber, it
wag deoided to hold a Patriotic Concert
in the Town Hall, on Friday evening,
Feb. tad, program to omelet of vocal and
instrumental selections, a Patriotio ad-
dress and an addreee on South Africa by
Mr, Anderson, of Johannesburg, Africa,
who spent 14 years in that mnoh talked
of land. The program committee non-
eiete of W. R. Kerr, J. Irwin, F. B. Scott,
G. P. Blair and Alex, Roes ; advertising,
Counoillor0 Gerry and Fox and Bryden ;
decoration, R. Leatherdale, A. Straohan,
P'ootmaster Farrow, J. Ferguson and J.
Ballantyne. Further partioulare will be
given next week bat everybody should
keep the date free.
CHEERY Woltbs.-During the peat few
weeks at renewal edbearlptioae come in
WO have been oheered by hind wards as
well as dollars, A subeoeibee in Galt
gays "We caouot get along without Tae
Post for the local news". -From Van•
oo0vor, "I always look anxiously for THE
Poe/ as it like a letter ram home.-
Pa f
Vancouver is a smart go ahead plaoe, but
01 dear 1 how it does rain eometimee".
..:From Calgary, N. W. T., "We alwalye
welebme Tiiii POST, It 00mee t0116 aea
letter from home, A good apple busi.
nese 000ld be done here at remunerative
pri008 if they were only packed better
and Barrels properly ventilated", -From
B21996vai0, Mao., "Fine weather ; not
too cold, but chilly for 90me of as after
the Greenway Government defeat. We
will have to matte the best of it for a
while", From Minidoka, Idaho. In
asking for ohaege in address enbooriber
adds "Pleasa do so and, oblige me ae I
cannot get along very well without Tun
Post"
GORItIE wante a Hookey matob with
Brueeele. Oar boys will likely oblige
them.
Musess. 0LE00 & Dames shipped a oar
of cattle from Brueeele on Thursday of
thie week.
THE Band ioutrnmenta and uniforms
are to be called in for inepeoiion and
held by the Council until reorganization
has taken place.
A CERTAIN Brneeelite who occasionally
chastises hie wife is advised to let up on
the unmanly busineea or he will likely
find the law after him.
East Huron Oonservalive Convention
will be held Friday afternoon of this
week 'in Brussels, Busineee, the election
of officiate, nominating a candidate for the
Oommo08, eta.
A =HMG of representatives interested
in the running of the annual Farmers'
Excursion to the Model Farm, Guelph,
will be held in the Dietriot Passenger
Agent's office, Toronto, on Tneeday
of next week.
BPRING sittioge of the Assize Conti for
the Oonnty of Huron will. be held in
Goderioh on Monday, Marah 19th, for
the trial of emotions with a jury before
Justice Faloonbrige, and on Monday,
May 28th, for the trial of non -jury oases
before Chief Justice Meredith.
Tan Canadian railroads have decided
to refuse to alloN oluba orsooietiee to ran
excursions over their linea on public boll
days, snob ae May 24th. Tbe railways
find they get as mnoh tramo as they oaa
handle at their own rates, without con.
2801009 pertain eeotione for special ex.
OOCOione.
J. Y. 8. Knox and H. R. ' o Elliott, o f
Brussels ; and Wm. Spence, of Ethel,are
entitled to the Veterans' badges in eon
neotion with the 1866 Fenian invasion,
serving at Goderioh, Owen Sound and
Patio respectively. They will 0010e in
for recognition at the hands of the Gov-
ern rille0.
overnmeoO.
CRINA WEDDING. -Monday evening of
this week Samuel Hoggard and hie good
wife, of Graham's enrvey, celebrated the
20th anniversary of their marriage. Tbe
oompany comprised 30 or 40 relatives,
friends and neighbors and a very enjoy-
able time was pat in by all. After a
fine supper the evening was pleaenntly
Spe20 in social ohat, 010830 and express-
ion of congratulatory words to the host
and hoeteas. At a seasonable hour the
company departed leaving a number of
china eo0venire of the anniversary and
wishing Mr. and Mre. Hoggard the good
things of this life even to see the Golden
Wedding. They have been reeidente of
this locality for the past 20 years and are
highly eeleemed. Ton POST extends its
beet wishes.
Dn uOTORo' MEETING. -The Directors of
the Grey Branch .Agricultural Society
met in the Town Hall on January 171h,
President 8peir in Ole ;hair. Present-
Mesera. Warwick, Scott, Evans, Robb,
Niohol,MnCraaken, McKinnon and Milne.
Minutes of last meeting read and passed.
Moved by W. H. MoOraaken, seconded by
R. Nichol that Grey Branoh offer the
Riding Sooiety 9250 to bold the East
Huron Fall Fair at Bruesele.-Carried.
Moved by P. Scott, esoonded by Jas.
Evans that W. H. Herr be Seoretary
Treasurer for this year,-Oarried. Mov-
ed by R. Nichol, seconded by J. D. War.
wiok that F. 8. Soots be an Auditor in
dividing money belonging to the Grey
Branoh and Eset Huron AgI. 800ietiee.-
Carried. Board adjourned to meet on
Saturday, Jan. 27th, at 2 p. m,
WEDDING BELLe.-Tho Cavalier Co.
Republican, of Jan. 11th, gives the follow-
ing interesting amount of the marriage of
Mies Laura E., daughter of Harry Dun.
ford, formerly of Brunelle, and a niece to
E. 0. Danford, of thie plane, to A. Mo.
Ferlane :-"At the bride's reeidenoe,
yesterday afternoon, at preoieely 3
o'olook, occurred the marriage of Mise
Laura Edith Danford to Alexander Mo.
Farlane. Tbe bride was attended by
her sister, Carrie, while the groom was`
aoeieted by Herbert Welsh. Rev. Mr,
Dougan pronounced the words that link•
ed these two lives together "anti) death
do no part." The bride is one of Cava.
tier county's most estimable young
ladies and is beloved by all who have the
pleasure of her acgaaintanue. She came
to this oounty with her parents, Harry
and Mre. Danford, who settled in Har-
vey township, when bat a mere child
and has grown to womanhood in oar
midst. Tbe groom is also among the
early settlers, acquiring a farm in the
early days in the same township, which
be has improved until now be hag a Dom•
fortable home into which to take hi0
bride, and all their friends wish them a
long and prosperous journey through life.
The pre0ente were numerous and of a
emotion.] kind, the sort that a young
couple have use for when just starting
oat. After the ceremony a 00mptuooe
dinner was partaken of with relish. The
geode present were:-Robt. and Mre.
Work, Alex, and Mre, McLean, Hon.
Henry Motes)) and daughter, Annie, of
Hannah, Thos. and Mre. Brown, Joseph
and Mre. Webster, Peed. and Grierson,
Time, and Mre. Danford, A. E, and Mre.
Lindsay, John McFarlane, a brother of
the groom, from L'ortagn-la.Prairie,
Angus MoPhereon, Herbert Wale], mire,
Walker Hlamilton and MIS. McFarlane,
mother of the groom, and Mies Katie
Moffarlanc, a sister." Tun POST exteude
hearty (ongratulation's,
It, you bsoe not 80110 your enbeorlp•
tiou mount for 1899-1900, do it to day.
You have fear aholetie Patted tel ceder, e
x
dreee order, draft or oaeh and Tyr Poor
oes not mind which you send, >t
A r ;w 13rneselit09 attended the Patriot.
in Oouoert at Belgrave on • Thursday
eveuing of last week and enioyod the
program, tepeoially the addreon of Kr,
AndKereon, wbo epeot 14 year's is Africa.
Tanasnar noon of Ohne week the Canty
dian Express enemy for Brueeele passed
into the bands of .f'v. Ooueley, who will
oquduct it for the future, If is ofiiee will
be in the Leoltie block. J. T, Roes has
been the agent for the past 8 years and
T: Fleteher had it before that. Mr,
0oneley wag in Mr. li'letoher's employ
and oonsequently'knows the duties by
experience.
TAB Pose is not Betting the gauge
as to what the ex.Reeee should oontrib010
to the Patriotic Fund. He 'should be
guided in this by hie love for the eaaea,
Those who are so righteously iodigoant
over loot tveek's item should tarn up the
Conned minutes of a former year when
the official decapitating process was pot
into praotiae in town and lied out how
town monies were sneggied by at 'Neat
one of the appointees.
IT IS doubtful if any "perm Meet int.
provemeot" in the town has eerved a
more generally useful purpose than the
"town pump and the 010 atm." The
respeotive Couuoils who eat at the Beard
in the "7 lean years" have muob to be
thankful for in this acknowledgement by
a bumptuoue fault finder. The marvel
ie how the town managed to jolt along
before hie arrival. Bow sad and broken
hearted the 0oun8ile of those seven years
will feel einee they know now that they
were n. g. and yet the ratepayers eleoted
the peeve 5 years by acclamation in suc-
cession.
L. 0. T. M. -At the last regalsr re-
view of Riverside Hive, No. 315, Bro.
eels, the following olflaere were installed :
Peet Lady Coin., Mrs. W. F. Vanetone ;
Lady Com., Mrs. A. MoGgire ; Lt, Oom.,
&Ere. P. Ament 1 Record keeper, Mre. N.
MoLauohlin ; Finance keeper, Mrs. W.
F. Stewart ; Chap•, Miae J. Ritchie ;
Mistress at arms, Miss T. Garry ; Segt.,
Miss L. Leatherdale ; Phy., Dr. Mo.
Naughton ; Sen., Dire. McGregor ;
Picket, Miae Oolvin ; Organist, Mies J.
MoLaooblin. At the conclusion of the
boeineee a very hearty vote of thanks was
voted by the ladies of elle L. 0. tl'. M. to
all wbo ea kiudly helped with the Oo000rt
on Friday evening. This Hive io gruwiog
and is well officered,
K. 0. T, M.-Tbe Maooabee Conoert
last Friday evening was a great 0000008
both as to attendaooeand program and was
thoroughly enjoyed. R. Leatherdale was
chairman and introduced the following
excellently rendered musical and literary
bill of fare :-In00rnme0tal piano solo,
Mies Jean MoLauohliu ; solo, "Fight a4
your battles," Mies Lyda Crooke t instru-
mental duet violin and piano, Ewan
m D. a
P
and Mare, C}. Thomson ; solo, "1f we
should meet again," Miss L. Sample;
so,o, "This and that," Mies Rankin ;
reading by Sir Knight Gilpin ; solo, "In
the Shadow of the Rookies," Jae. Thom -
eon ; solo, "Jost break the news to
mother," Mre. M. Ames ; instrumental
medley, R. Williamson ; solo, "Boom.ber honor is purer than gold," Mr,
Beattie ; Bolo, "Davy Jones," A. Rose ;
reading, J. J. Gilpin ; duet, D. Ewan
and Mre. 'Thomson ; Ladies' Drill in
which the following ladies took part :-
Misses Thurso. Gerry, Jean MaLAnchlin,
Rankin, Jean Ritchie, Lizzie Leather.
dale, Mre. S. Carter, Mre. P, Anent and
Dixs. MoGgire ; eoio, "Tell them I've
gone," A. Ross. Two tableaus, one by
the ladies and the other by Sir Knights
Carter, Rart, Griffith, Anderson, Btawert
Bean, Bartbff, &o. "Tenting on the old
camp ground,' followed by the National
Anthem brought the fine program to a
oloee. Considerable disappointment was
felt et the non -arrival of Messrs. Trace
ler and Townsend, who were announced
to give addresees but wired their 'obi).
ity to get bare. A vote of thanks was
paned to all who took part ou motion of
H. L. Jaokoon and A. MOGoire. The
Hall was packed almost to suffooation
and the Maooabee Order is to be congrat-
ulated on the 0510889 of the evening.
Business Locals.
Ogen for hides and sheep skies.
A. doRaIB, Brussels.
RAW Fuse. -Any quantity of raw furs
wanted by A, doyenne, Bruesele.
GOOD cutter for Bale or would exchange
it for wood. Apply at Tag POST.
COMFORTABLE bougie, with seven good
rooms, to rent. Apply to R. Leatherdale.
HIDES WANTED, -Wm, Blsebill is pre-
pared to pay the higbeet Dash prion for
bides. Call and eee him.
SAwsroowo done on abort notice by an
experienced band, Satisfaction gnaran•
teed. Hoene WILLIAMS, Brussels.
A BIG 00022. -No. 1-A eet of Bingle
harness at coat to every parobaser of a
cutter, No, 2-A set of team harness at
Dost to every parohaser of aset of sleighs.
No shoddy faotory harneee ae some call
it, but genuine leather and all hand
Sewed. Harness must be cash. Ewan &
Inose, Brussels.
GEtre, I wish you to know that I do
choice eaw dressing and no other at dif•
ferent prices oa0ording to state of eaw.
I wish you to know there le to be no ellf.
feeing, didkering, bantering or grumbling,
concerning prices whether bargain is
plotted or hot. Yours for business, T.
McGregor, Saw Gummer and Filer,
Brussels, Ontario.
d 5rlghtfal Blander
Will often cause a horrible Burn,
Scald, ant or bruise. Buoklen's Arnica
Salve, the best in the world, will kill the
pain and promptly heal it. Cares Old
Sores, Fever Sores, Ulcera, Boile, Felons,
Corns, all Skin Eruptions. Beet Pile
ono on earth. Only 25o a box, Cure
guaranteed. Bold by G. A, Deadman,
Druggist.
138008I169 IN 0LOTRING.-D. 0, Roes
has purchased a stook of Ready made
alotbinat
g, a low tate on rho dollar, and
bag paeeed them into stook. I3dyers
will find this a rare opportunity to get
their 0npplfe0 ae Mr. Rose wishes to clear
the stook ont in January, Good, well
made Suite at a figure that will surprise
you. flail and eee them,
W.NrEn.-Butter 20o ; also raw fox
fare. No. I prime fox 94 50. Wingham
snipe more choice table butter thin any
town of ite WOO in banada, thanks to you
good butter makers. In answer to the
nemerou0 totters from merchants of the
oorrounding towne rago,eting us to band.
le their butter, we have to refuse, as it le
taken in too peomi9ott0nely, came 9400
being paid for good and bad alike.
0. KING, Wfnghaln,
finer 2N Once 7ne.•'-•18e9800, Ewan ti±
Inuee purebeeod a 1oneignwent o£ mit.
tem that had been s
fit to another 1o0al
•
i n'butbeing twalothere a Om
puttee ardoed 9Q9
and
will be able to give their 01Btomere the
advantage of the good baying. If y010
want a good cutter save money by deal-
ing
ealing with Alvan & 18028,
Lawns rind gentlemen, eee Prof. Dor.
enwend'e beautiful Wiga,Tnnpees, 'Renee,
Wavy and l',o,p Fronts, thw;tuuee is
every 'Jongtbend :shade, to, His Hair
Goode Styles when properly adjusted pro-
taut and ornament the bead, eaten and
beautify the expression of the faoe and
000sequently tone up aged appearance.
Prof. Dorenwend lame for this season
many new and pretty Designs. He has
added a number of New York, London'
and Paris pattern's. Wednesday, Jan.
31st.
Br1I080ie Sehuo1 Board,
The regular meeting of the Publio
8ohool Board war held in • the Board
Boom lam, Friday evening, All member°
present. The minutee of the last regular
meeting were read and passed. The fol.
loving Recounts were read and on motion
of J. G. Skene, esoonded by W. le, Van
atone were ordered to be paid :-
N. F. Gerry, glass $0 90
Jae. Fox, supplies 7 48
R. Ross, Seo,•Trooe, postage, &o2 42
Moved by J. G. Skene, eeoondod by W.
Blaehill that the Principal be authorized
to procure a new map of North America.
Carried.
Moved by W. Blaehill, seconded by Jas;
Turnbull that the Statutory meeting of.
the Board be held at 8 o'alooft ;loathed of
7 o'olook on Wednesday, Jan. 17th.
Carried.
The Board then adjourned.
STATUTORY dI801120.
The Statutory meeting of the School
was held in the Board room, Wednesday.
All members present except W. F, Van -
atone. Meson. Ross, Blastoff! and Turn.
boll having been re•eleoted and having
signed the declaration of office the Board
for 1900 was organized; with J. G. Skene
as chairman on motion of Jas. Turnbull
and W, Blaehill. W. F. Vanatone, A.
Coueley and J. K. Skene constitute the
Educational committee and W. Blaehill,
D. 0. Roes and Jae. Turnbull the Pro-
perty committee,
Moved by D. 0. Rose, esoonded by A.
Cooley that Inspector Robb tie re-
appointed member of the Public Library
Board for three yearn. -Carried.
Board then adjourned
Wm. Giddens, of London, Ont., drop•
ped dead while walking on the etreet.
The Laurentian, the first of the trans.
porta, will Bail from Halifax for South
Africa on Saturdaymonolog.
Manitoba Liberals have protested six
seals in the repent provincial elections,
while the Conservatives protest four.
MORN.
MoDoNALn.-In Grey, on Jan. 7th, the
wife of Mr. Donald McDonald, let
oon., Grey, of a eon.
BAENAoc-MaLBon.-At the Presbyterian
Manse, Molesworth, on Jan. 8rd, by
Rev. Geo. Ballantyne, Mr. Edward
Barnard to Mico Catharine McLeod,
both of Wroxeter.
LBwle-WYNN.-At the reeidenoe of Mr.
W. W. Borgeea, photographer,
Mitohell, by Rev. R. Whiting, B. A.,
oo Deo. 26011, Mr, Daniel Lewis to
Mies Annie Wynn, both of Blnevale.
MOFARLANE-D029000. - At Langdon,
North Dakota, on Jan. 10, by Rev.
Mr. Dougen, Mr. Alexander StoPar.
lane, formerly of Broesele, to Miss
Laura Edith, eldest daughter of Mr.
Harry Danford, a former Brusselite.
�•__._.._ 92£9_
STBWART.-In Atwood, on Jan. 8th, he,
Stewart, aged 29 yeare,9 months and
4 days.
11..17CTxOTS m..mJ07-
FRIDAY, Jet. 26. -Farm stook, 40., Lot
2, Con. 15, Grey. Sale, unreserved, at 1
o'olook. Wm. Smith, Prop,, F. 8, Scott,
Ano.
JANUARY 30TH. -imported Clydesdale
stallions and standard bred roadsters.
Sale at Brussels at 2:30 o'elbok. Thos.
MnLaaoblin, prop. ; F. S. Soott, ono.
m o'VSS7-7TaS 71¢.[iRK3=7TS,
Fall Wheat 55 60
Barley 85 86
Peas 55 66
Oats 24 26
Batter, tubs and rolls 18 17
Eoge per dozen 15 16
Flour per barrel4 00 4 50
Potatoes (per bus) 25
Apples (per bbl) 1 50
Hay per ton6 00 7 00
Hides trimmed ' 7 79
Hides rough 5 5
Salt per bbl., retail1 00 70
Sheep skins, each 30 85
Lamb skins eaoh 25 26
Hoge, Live 4 00 4 25
Hoge, Dressed 5 00 5 25
Wool 8 13
T0001610, Jan. 16. -Hoge advanced 12}o
per cwt. at the Western oattle market to.
day, but ohoioe cattle were 25o to 50o per
ewt. weaker, Export cattle were in poor
demand ; otheroattle were fairly steady..
Sheep and lambs were weaker, the aver-
age quality of cattle was good. The ran
was large, 65 loads, made up of 1,000
cattle, 2,000 sheep and lambs, and 1,800
hogs. Considerable cattle were left no.
cold. Export cattle -The market was
off, and trade Blow ; a few picked lots gold
at 94.75 to 95, and 94,25 to 94.30 for
medium exporters, llntobere' cattle-
This branch wee 250 to 50e per cwt.
weaker than last week ; trade was very
dull and stook was diopoeed of slowly,
goantitiee remaining unsold ; choice
heifers and eteere and around 90.50 to
98 90 per owt., while good cattle Bold at
$8 to 98.50 per esti, ; rough and medium
wows sold all the way from 92.26 to 98
per owt. Export bulls -Demand was
weaker and prioee were hot so trim as
last week. Feeders held firm, and in
good demand, at 98.60 to 93.80 for heavy
feeder', and $3,25 to 98.60 for stook
weighing 800 to 900 lbs. 8toekere, de.
mond falx, and steady prioee of, $2.76 to
93 for animals weighing 500 to 700 lbs„
and 9$ to $$.25 for animals weighing 700
to 800100. Balls, fair trade, at 94.25 to
94,60 for heavy, and 98.25 to 94 for
light, Milch oowg»-About 20 mil0h
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HEAD OFFIQS, - TORONTO
CAPITAL PA30 17P (OM) bullion Dollars)
RESI11WVA FUND -
Apenedef inv ail gririafpai points in Ontario,,Qlteben, Manitoba, Unftc
91,000,009
$000,000
tGea &England,
erkl'.91,149 save ; ,,
(;enoral Banking. Bnein009 Transacted. Partnere' Notes Discounted,
Drafts 7050, :1 and Colleotions made on all pointe.
SAVINGS (SANK DEPARTMENT,
Interest allowed on deposits of 91.00 and upwards.
SPRODUL ATTENTION GMVOS TO 511 OrnmeoT10N.. 01, Famine' BALs NOTES,
Every facility afforded Onetomere living ata dietanee,
J, N. GORDON, Ammo Acme.
cows sold at 950 to 950 ; demand firm.:
Sheep and Jambe -A large run of 2,000
ruled the market dull et slightly weaken-
ed prices of 93 to 93 50 per owt, for ex-
port ewes ; 94 to $4.50 for lambs, and
94 50 to $4.60 per cwt. for picked ewer'
and wether°. Hoge firmer at 94 629 per
cwt. for seleot weights of 160 to 200 lbs.
natural weight, nod 94,129 for thick and
light fate ; the run was moderate, and
the trade firm.
19osoi o, Jan. 1L -Wheat easy ; red
and white Ontario quoted at 6390 to 649o;
ROM wheat, 68990 ; middle freights, 6790
North and West, and Spring East 64o ;
Manitoba No, 1 hard on traok Owen
Sound and Goderioh, 72o and g. f. t , 77o.
Flour very fiat exporters bid 92.55 per
bbl. for round Tote of straight roller in
buyer's bags, middle freights, and
holders ask 82.05 ; Bingle care for looai
nee aro quoted at $2.90 to $8 in wood,
middle freights, Miff feed scarce and
firm bran is quoted at 912 to 912 50, and
shorts at 914 to 914,50 West. • Corn easy.
No. 2 Amerioan yellow quoted at 40o on
track Toronto, and mixed at 3990 ;
Canadian corn dull, at 389c on track
Toronto. Pepe steady : oar Tota 5790
North and West, and at 58990 East. Bar.
ley quiet ; prioee steady ; oar lots of No.
2 middle freigbte, Bold at 880. Rye, de•
wand light ; oar lots 490 Weeb, and
5090 East. Oats, demand for oats fair ;
prices trm ; white oats, 259e North and
West ; 26o middle freights, and 2690
East. Buckwheat easy; oar lots Fleet
49a asked, and West 480 asked. Oatmeal
-Rolled oats in bags on traok Toronto,
$3.28, and in wood 98.35 per barrel,
WOOD WANTED.
Wo aro prepared to make contracts for
de-
livered rat bite B neelse Salt Works. beFao''.
oculars may be had there.
THE COLEMAN SALT 0014PANY,
NOTICE !
Tenders will be received by mall until
Feb.1010, or at Leadburyy until boon on Feb.
12011., for 4000 feet of 8 inch rook elm, 141oot
long 1 and 2,200 feet of 8 inch oast, 10 feet
long, to bo delivered at the Olorles reeidenoe,
near Winthrop, .Also tenders for 4 abut-
ments for bridges, one near Leadbury the
other at Winthrop, to be built of either
atone or oomont, Said abutments will be
about 8 or 0 feet high, with wings. Tenders
to be. 90 mnoh per outdo yard if of Dement,
Owen Sound oomont to b0 uaid, ` If of atone,
to bo first-class and average size. Tenders
to be roceived by 3190, 0, MORRI90)9,
27.4 . Winthrop F. 0.
REAL ESTATE.
LARGE FARM FOR SALE. -
040 Mores, complete section, near
Southwest boundary or Manitoba. Over 100
nares under ooltivation, Fine two•etorey
house ooeting over 01500. 8 miles from rail -
Way ;
ail -way; riy0r 9011rle 'passes through farm;
near cheap mai supply. Price 54000.
Apply to J140. 7). RONALD,
1 OR SALE IN ETHEL VIL-
Le011.-The property of the late John
Elilott, eeusfeting of a solid brink house,
With frame kitchen and woodshed, good
stable and d sore of land, ail in first-class
condition. If not sold will be rented. Pos-
session at any time. For pa-bl001ars apply
to Woo. 9PENan, Ethel; ALEX. PATTER0ON,
Galt ; or 1)n,I/ rmanY, lilt. Forest. 201f
Eesti' Buono, N. Y., Jan. 16. -Cattle
-Tbe offerings were about 5 loads ; the LUNE FARM FOR SALE. BE
demand Was light and prices generally 1' MG Lot 29. N t Ooo, O. Morris towoebip,
lower. Calves were in moderate supply, eontaiuing 98 acres of ¢rot-alaes land, There
light demand, lower ; choice to extra =siren
house bion, orchard pad good ware -
were quotable97.60 to $7.75. Sher' and 55601, nut{ farm h well 5ouoe s' ley"
are
q p 45 aoree In Full wheat ; oe sores el Say and
As uorea pueturo. Poesaesioa could bo given
lambs -The offerings were 25 loads ; the
demand fair ; both
n ebae and lambs
P
offered desirable about kindsyesterday's
d on
prioee ; lambs, ohoioe to extra quotable
at 96.10 to 96.20 ; good to aholae, 95 75
to 98 ; mixed sheep, 0130109 to extra, 94.•
60 to 94.75 ; good to °bolos, 94.25 to $4.•
50 ; wether°, 94.65 to 95 ; yearlings, 95
to $5.25 ; big one, 93.50 to 94.25. Hoge
-The general trade wag fairly active on.
the basis of 94.80 to 94.85 ; bogs not
good enough for packers and tight hogs
at once,- Farm ad oiva the vio' Brae.
i
1 In a 1
g
Ie For further merle
Be , Mare.. NGON
1 a price,
form,; Ba., mite to J4IDtB8 LIYiNG1TON
M. P., 'Ballon, 22-01
FARMS . FOR SALE. — 100
aore0 in the Township of Howiek, be-
ing -Lots 10 and 10, Oou. 0 ; 80 acres are
cleared and 20 AVM in Mum ; bank barn with
stone stabling underneath ; and frame house
with 001161. A good thriving orchard..
Farm is situated 8 miles from Wroxeter.
Also 50 acres in the Township of Tnrnberry,
being North Half of Lot 7, Oen. 4; 80 mores
were in poor demand, but good weights in grass, 20 acres of hash ; frame bairn and
sold readily at the prices ; heavy were log house ; a good spring. For further par -
quotable 94.85 ; mixed, 94.779 t0 $4.80 • 01ou1175 apply to ALEX. HI8L0P,
Yorkers, 94.70 to 94.75 ; pigs, $4.50 ; 28.9 Wroaotox P. 0,
roughs, $4.15 to 94.30 ; stage, 93 40 to .�
$3 60 ; the total offerings were I6 loads.
WINDERMERE'S GOOD
WORK.
A Clipping front Stratford herald Stating
good work done by the New Dry
Hot Mr Hospital - 7f 18
Wonderful In 108
effect.
A very favorable testimony of the good
being done in the Windermere hospital
of this oily, ie the report Mr. Patterson,
0. M. Al. D., V. S., M. R. O., V. B., 82
Bleary etreet, Montreal, gave The Herald
of the benefit his wife received at this
inatitntion in a few days.
This gentleman and bis wife bad been
texturing the oonntry for a considerable
period of time visiting various sanitarium
inatitntione, but met no soma. They
pinked np the Stratford Daily Herald in
Grand Rapids, Michigan, and there eaw
an mount of what the Windermere was
doing and deoided to give it a chance.
They name to Stratford from Battle
Oreek very down -hearted, as they were
about discouraged of 8000000.
Three treatments were administered
during the above stated time, and Dirs.
Patterson is now au entirely new woman.
When she Dame she wee, according to
etatemente, almost helpless, and when
Been at the station by the reporter she
was smart and well looking,
Dr. Patterson said he aoald not speak
too highly of the Windermere and Dr.
Ready.
ONE CENT A WORD COLUMN.
Pev Ur. -All persona indebted to Jae.
Ballentyno, grocer, aro asked to make
prompt settlement MMI the same. as 10 per
cent, will be added after Feb. let for col-
lection.
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
Huron County Council.
The 0onn051 of the ()aunty of Huron will
meet in the Council Obamber in the town
of Goderioh on TUBSDAY, Bard INST., at 8
o'olook p.m, W. LANE,
1)ate d January 8011,1800, Clerk,
A IITJNTEB, LICENSED AGO.
a Marmot tor the County, Bxper.
iouoe of over 14 years, andknowledge of who
to cell to, Will guarantee eatisfaotlon, If
you want to sell or buy a farm oats ou me,
Money to loon at 41 per cent,
DURHAM BULL COMING 8
years old for sale, °hoop, Took 166
p511 a ud Seafarth, Otiatou and 15.70814.
Pbfek, level, well 906700084 and a good
handler ; very quiet, quick and sure,
O. TU10NBULL
25- Lot 10, Con,15, Grey.
ANNUAL. MEETING.
Tho Annual Meetin g of the Hrnesele Brit,
tog Park Aesooiatinn for the election of 0511.
cora, the roeeiying of the report of the Drr-
aurora for the past year and Binh ether bask
u000 a0 may bo lawfully brottgbt before the
nnMo ,ley evening, Jaat the nuary 5501i,•i1g00,, at 8
O'clock, 1. S. 0001"T,
SBorotary,
Herba�eum.
There ienothing like it. All animate
get about one•£lfth more nourishment out
of any kind of food, fatten one•Af011
faster and weigh about sae.fifth' more
than others the ealuo size if their food ie
seasoned with
HERBAQEUM.
If you want your animals to thrive
well, worst well and look well, feed them
HERBAGE UM.
Coat of Herbageum for grown animate,
10. per day; for golte, oalves and sheep,'..
of a'oent ; pigs proportionately.
.4 Ib. bag, 60c.
Per; Herbage= come to
Fox's Drug Store.
T.i'IARM FOR SALE. --TELE UN -
8.. doreigned ofYere -hie farm, Weet .Half
Lot No. 10, Clon, 4, Orey 0ontaining 00 aorso,
more or leas, For pariloulRrs as to price
and terms ap1.1ly to:
8140)3, ROHBRT902,
Brusaols2.0, on the premises,
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
on min street,Brus Bele. Tke 33ou8e
1e a comfortable one, 50011 fitted u .with
cellar, hard dud soft water, &o. There is
also a good stable.. Fruit trees in garden
over one.quai•ter noxaof land. For prise,
tarns, 45, apply to H. FINN, Propprietor,
or-W..H, SEit46 of THA Posty. 18-t1
FARM FOR BALE. -150 ACRES
0oneteting of the South i and South 4
0f the North, of Lot 80, Oon.2, Bast Wawa -
pooh. This is an excellent stook farm, being
well supplied with good spring water.. Itis
situated about 8 mhos from the thriving Vil-
lage of Blyth. - A largo part of It to under
grass, Buitdiuge and ie000e aro in a fair
state of repair. 27aeyterms of payment will
be given. For all information apply to
31-tf 0. F.131,4110. Barrister, Emmett.
PE SALE OF A
A GOOD muff. -The "Whitefarm," lot 7,
eon. 2, Grey, 100 60000, 14 miles from James.
town (gravel road) must be eold, under the
will of the late owner, Good baildinge, or-
chard and never failing water supply. The
land is olean and in good state of cultivation,
6 aero° of Pall wheat now in. This le a de-
sirable propertypand a ob eap bargain can be
on toA HUNTEly to R Brru Brussels, WHITE, Jamestown,
NEW TERM NOW OPEN.
w..a.7~:r>HtWw aaaa,+t4bun,Rryss+,.6r4 r :u
LEnterlfas SooilDllo0'ossible.
CENTRAL-: J
EL. ,1650
at r
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Stratforei.Ont
Ol§
A school offering advantages not to be
found elsewhere in the Dominion.
Catalogue Free.
W. 1. ELLIOTT, Principal.
HAIR GODS !
Prof. Dorenwend,
OF TORONTO,
IS COM/NG.
He will Se at the-
4inGrican
Wednesday, sant 31,
THIS WINTER
VISIT of 1900
I am prepared to show a larger variety of New York, London and
Paris Styles than ever offered to the public before. I shall have
Ladies' and Gents' Wigs, Toupees, Bangs, Wavy and Plain Fronts,
Switches of all long heir in every Length and shade, eta.
LADIES, my goods are recognized as the STANDARD OF;
PERFECTION and their ase protects the bead and produces a
younger expreaeion to the face.
Gentlemen, are you Bald?
I invite you to my Show Rooms to
demonstrate the oomplete 0000850 of my
Art Coverings in Wige and Toupees,
worn on over 56,000 beads. They are
light in weight, etrong and most natural
in appearanoe, and a protection to the
head against Draughts, Colds, Catarrh,
Neuralgia, etc., and give a younger and
handsomer expression to the faoe.
PUUBSO Rcmonlbor Day and Date -
American Hotel, Brussels, Wednesday, Jan. 31.
CHANGE OF BUSINESS.
.Having purchased the stock of Groceries, Fruits,
Crockery, Glassware, &c,, from my son I intend to carry
on the business in a way that cannot fail to be both pleas-
urable and profitable to the public.
Grocery Stock
Fresh and up•to.date.
A Specialty p �4
1 h.
wade of
The Choicest Fruits
and Confectionery.
'"CHINA AND
GLASSWARE
We take no second place.
B KA R- l ,.,'pY
R.I.
Continued as usual and
Satisfaction assured.
The patronage of the public solicited and
our part to merit a continuance of your trade.
we will do
MRS. ALLANTYNE,
BRUSSELS,