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BUSINESS CARDS.
MONEX TO LOAN AT 5 nu4-T.L net. F. e, SOOTT, Brunele,
I?, IY.foO.11r,„OI'fEN
Issuer of Marriage /AMMO, Of.
Sou at Grocery, Turnberry rtreet, 13rimful9.
N. BARRETT.-
ToneO !al Artist Sh >- '
North of the Stundnrd 13'000.of 400.xtt fico' 071
(mod.. hair Duffing a epeolalty,
T1 RMS FOR TALE --THE UN.
pnnero1no late several good Emma ler
Balo and to rant, easy terve In TPownehipe
of olcrrls and Groy, It S„ SOUTT,Brussele
M. MORRISON,
Issuer of' Marriage Licenses,
WALTON, ONT.
MISS JEAN M"LAUCHLIN,
-'rEAQIIER OF
-
PIANO AND - ORGAN.
63re'v'SM=ITJS, .oNT..
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM-
114001801300,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
MISS SARAH LOUISE MOORE,
L.. C. M.,
Aoadeniioraduate of London Oo e
tory of Kurile, also Member of the Assooi t0. ed
Mnsiolano of Ontario, is Prepared to receive
a limited number of pupils for instruction
on the piano. Qualifiedto prepare pupils for
the Principal's Form in the Conservatory of
Music.
Brussels, Oratorio.
ALEX. BUNTER -
Clerk of the Fourth Division Courb,
Co. Huron; Conveyancer, Notary Publta,
Land, Loan and Insurance Agent; Auction-
eer. Fands invested and to loan. Collec-
tions made. Office in Grabarn'f Blook,Brue-
eels.
AUCTIONEERS.
FS. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION-
• BER, will Bell for better prices, to
bettor men, in lase time and lege charges
than any other Auctioneer In Boot Huron or
he won't charge anything. Dater' and orders
can always be arranged at this omoo or by
personal application.
DENTISTRY
F. W. TWEDDLE,
(POnMERLY ON sneronTa1)
DENTIST,
Graduate of It. 0. D S„ Toronto ; Post Grad-
uate course at Haskel's School, Chicago, in
moth and bridge work, t3Prlcee same as
7n surrounding towns, 21•
Mee over A.R. Bmith'e store, Brussel&
VETERINARY.
D. WARW10K-
J• Honor G,ndua:e of the Ontario Vet-
erinary College, is prepared to treat all die -
eases of domesticated animals .in a oompot-
mit manner. Portithlar attention paid to
Veterinary Dentistry. Calls promptly at-
tended to. Oahe and Infirmary -Four doors
North of bridge, Turnberry e4., Brussels.
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
VVM. SINCLAIR-
• Barrister, Solidit0r, 'Conveyancer,
Notary Public, &0. teWarBIOOk
1 door NnrtU of Central Hotel.
Bolloitor for the Standard Bank.
G• F. BLAIR, BARRISTER,
Solicitor, &o. Office over Stand-
ard Dank. Solicitor for Village of Brunele,
Mousy to Loan at lowest rates.
Aiir G. CAMERON-
. (Formerly of Cameron, Holt &
Cameron) Barrister and Solicitor, Goderiob
Ont. 011loe-Hamilton street, opposite Col-
borne Hotel.
MEDICAL CARDS.
J. A. M'NAUGHTON,
M. D., C. 28.,
Trinity Uuivereity, Fellow Trinity Medical
College, Member College of Physicians and
Surgeons, Out. Licentiate of the Royal Col-
lege of Physioione and Licentiate of Mid -
lei tory, Edinburgh. tsTe1ophove 140,14.
Residence -Mill street, Brussels.
Important to Breeders 00(1,E07000100.
Eureka rinary Caustic Balsam.
Vete
A reliable
and speedy
remedy for
.•e• Curbs,
Splints,
Spavins,
Sweeney,
r 7 etc., ote.,in
•l Horsoe and
` ,l Lump Jaw
,i..,:.\- SSSan y in Cattle,
TRADE OIAnx --"See pamph-
let whieh accompanies oyery bottle, giving
scientific treatment fu the various dieeseee.'
1 1 can be used in every case of veterinary
preotloe where stimulating applications and
blietere are proscribed. It has no 00rOnron.
Everybottle sold is guaranteed botte
eco' t satis-
faction. g 1v e s
t,
druggis Price o 7Sotau per bostortle.ekeepers,
bold by all
pared
and on 100j3 store keenere, Pre•
cparo) by TnE EUREKA VETERINARY
htEDICINE COMPANY, London, Ont.
McLEOD'S
System nenovator
-AND 0Tn811-
TESTED REMED,
1Fb
SPECIFIC AND ANTIDOTE
For Impure, Weak and Impoverished
Blood, Dyspepsia, Sleepleeenese, Palpita.
tion of the Heart, Liver Complaint, Near•
algia, Lose of Memory, Brouchitie, Con.
sunaption,
Gall
Stones,Jaundice Kidney
and Urinary DiseaeesSt. Vitus' Donee,
'
Female Irregularities and General De.
bility.
LABORATORY, GODERiCH, ONT.
r. M. MCLEOD,
Prop. and Mnnufaoturer.
Sold by Jas, Fox, Druggist, 11Craesel1
The
noes
Listowel College,
r
Ontario
EQUAL TO ANY IN ONTARIO.
A thorough, complete and preetioal trains
ing in all bradohoe of Oommereial work,
at aoueidorably lend than regular raise.
For full information apply
1116011016 of College 000r/'est °tare,
L. HARTT,
LIS'1'Oww., PRINCIPAL.
illistritt kittrts,
W1fl4Iiittn.
Bell's and Button & Ferment's taotories
are oloeed dowel for the holidays.
Mies Carrie Maedenald is home from
'Varsity, Turooto, for her holidaye.
Mise Maggie Macdonald has returned
after oponding the poet six menthe with
Mende in Vancouver, B, C.
The Bylaw to lend 'Galt & Bullook
317,000 to eotablieh a braes foundry in
Wingbam was carried by the ratepayers
by a vote of 332 to 4.
Each of the married men in the Union
furniture factory { Button & Ferment's
factory and in Chepman'e glove factory
were presented with a Chriotmae turkey.
Swans & Dore, of the Wingham Our•
riage tVorke are very busy at present and
their workmen are compelled to work at
nights in order to keep up with the rush.
Tbe firm shipped eleven rigs to the Soo.
A happy event took place at the home
of Wm, Martin, Bluevale road, on Wed
nudity evening. Deo. 19111, when late
daughter, Mite Maud, was married to
Jae. Henderson, also of the Blaevsle road.
The ceremony wag performed by Rev. D.
Perris in the p'eeedoe of a number of
invited gueete.
At a regular meeting of Wingbam
Lodge, No, 186, A. 0. U. W., the follow.
ing officers were eleotod for the enuring
year ;-Master Workman, A. H. Mue
grove ; Foreman, Robt. Allen ; Overseer,
B. Vanetone ; Recorder, R. Vanetone ;
Financier, H. 0. Bell ; Receiver, C. N.
Griffin ; Guide, Jno. Cummioge ; Inside
Watch, Robt. Weir ; Outside Watch,
Jno. Huffman ; Rep. to Grand Lodge, J.
E. Tamlyu ; Alternate, E. C. Clarke.
A.tow ooli,
W. T. Hollis, obeeeemaker, of Hay
Bay, is here for the Winter months.
Mre. Arthur Robb had the miefortuue
to fall and break her ankle severely.
Wellwood Wynn, eon of Arthur Wynn,
of Newry, ie home from Neepawa, Muni•
tobo, on a holiday trip.
Remember the Farmers' Institute
meetings to be held in Atwood on Jan.
8113, and Miilbank on Jan. 9th.
The famous Canadian Jubilee Singers
will give an entertainment in the Metbo.
diet ohurah, Atwood, on Thursday, Jan.
8rd.
John A. Johnston, who was learning
watohmuking_in Toronto for the past two
menthe, returned home for the Xmae
holidaye.
At the school trustee election R. M.
Ballantyne was elected a trustee for the
ensuing three years. The other two are
W. H. Jolly and Wm. Blair,
The Canadian Foresters held their
annual oyster •upper last week in the
Town Hall. As usual a very enjoyable
time wag spent by the brethren and their
lady friends.
Fred. Collins, for some years engaged
in mining at Roseland, B. A., is home
for Winter. He has been quite s000eee.
ful, and owns a large number of shares
in some of the Slooau minae.
George Strother, or., had the good luck
to shoot a bear one day, some two miles
Eaet of Modkton, near the boundary.
Bruin was a yoddgeter evidently, as it
weighed only about 160 pounds.
L. Peltou received word tbst his
brother John, of San Joee, Oal., formerly
of Wingham, ie hopeleeely affiioted with
noon of the stomaob. The doctors bold
out no hope whatever of hie recovery.
The Bee editor has received tbe gad
intelligence that both his mother and Dia.
ter Bertha are seriously ill of typhoid
fever in the Woodstock hospital. Some
four weals ago his father died of the
same disease. His brother, Arthur E.,
ie making progress toward recovery. Mre,
D. G. Anderson is waiting upon the latter.
Mr. Anderson left for Inuerkip.
It Girdles the Globe.
The fame of Baoklen'e Arntoa Salve aa
the best in the world, extends round the
earth. It's the one perfeot healer for
cute, Borne, burns, braises, sores, eoalde,
bolls, ulcera, felons, aches, pains and all
akin eruptions. Only infallible pile pure.
95a a dox at G. A. Deadman'o drug store,
Teistow el.
George Loree, of Goderiob, hag taken a
situation with tbe Morrie Piano Go.
The Methodist Church unanimously
decided to hold epeeist eervioee for the
three weeks beginning January the 7th.
Benj. Bothwell, jr„ is home for the
holidays from Winnipeg, where he ie
taking a graduating course at the Uoiver•
airy,
The BeP tier Church in town will bold
its anniversary eerviaes on Sunday, Jan.
18th. Rev. B. W. Merrell, of Guelph,
will preach the anniversary eermou0.
Three of the employees of the Knetobel
Furniture Co., whose facloty was des.
tinged by fire have been engaged by the
Listowel I Chair Co. Theyere e eaP erE
panda.
At the Nomination for Division No, 1,
including Walleoewed Listowel, held at
Gowanetown on Monday of Net week, T.
E. Hay, Geo. V. Poole and R. T. Kemp
were nominated for County Oounoillors.
Alex. Kennedy was Cleo nominated, but
declined to Blend, As only two earl be
eleoled ao
p II will bo held, and the oleo.
tion will take plane on the 7113 of Janu•
ary, at the same time se the Municipal
elections.
Wednesday evening Deo. 26th, an ex.
oeedingly pleaeant time WAS spent at the
home of 3. and Mre. Seberger, it being
the anniversary of their wedding. About
forty of the'•happy couple's" friends eat
down to a magnificent a t
ad which e
g P
wa
not only highly appreciated by than pros•
act, but wag a credit to Mrs, &burger
and her daughters, who prepared it,
When the clothe had been removed,
Obarlee Anacreon was palled upon to
occupy the chair, when an impromptu
program, consisting of speeohee, singing
and recitations, was rendered in a very
pleasing matinee, and tnauy were the
panegyric attera1OBO in reference to mine
THE flZULJSSEL
S T
5
hoot and hostess. At a reasenab'e hour
the program watt brought 4/ a elm by
0ingteg the Natlonsl Anthem, and the
benediotien being prtononnoed ley Rev, F,
R, Mayen.
Following ere the o0loere eleotod io
the A, O. U, W. lodge, No, 199, for 1900 ;
Geo. Stratb, M, W,; B, A. Adolph, Fere-
man ; Wm. Fritohley, Overseer ; W. E.
Blaring, Recorder; Wm, Bradley, Fin.
ancien ; J. W. Bmott, Receiver t 8, Dar.
rant, Quide •, Mark Mimeo, I. 1V, ; B. F.
Gibson, 0. W. ; Medioal Examiners, Drs,
Philp and Tbompeon ; Representative to
Grand 'Lodge, Gee. Strath ; Alternate,
Lewis Bolton ; Trustee for 3 yearn,
.3ea4herotone. The Lodge ie in a flonrieh•
ing condition, numbering 121 members,
itol,
Bagoon Reeops.-Jr Dept, Jr I -L
Henry, E Dunbar, J Cooper, R Witbee,
W Eokmier, I Heath, V Pearson, Sr I
-.0 Heneuld, A Cooper, R Eokmier, H
Eoltmier, J Pearson, G Badgley, R Fra-
ser, W Barr, V McLeod, A F etober. Pt
II -le Imlay, L Cooper, N McAllister, G
McAllister, P Bremner, E Oober, J Mo.
Callum, 13 Bateman. Jr II -I Sharpe,
E Eokmier, 11 McLeod, M Slemmon, D
Wanner, M Cameron, W Pearson. Sr 1I
-B Eckrnier, M Imlay, N Simpson, L
Chambers, l3 Wilbee, I Hogarth, T Mo.
Allister, E Freeman, 0 Cameron, M
Pbompeon, M McCallum, T Bober, L
Eokmier, H i
Coates. ea M. U. Calder,
Teaoher.oats . M
A Deep mystery.
It is a mystery why women endure
backeehe, headache, Nervoueneee, Sleep
leeeneee, melancholy, fainting and dizzy
epelle when thousands have proved that
Electrio Bitters will quickly core such
troubles. "I Buffered for years with kid-
ney trouble," writes Mrs. Phebe Cherley,
of Peterson, Ia., "and a lame back pain•
ed me eo 1 ouuld not dress myself, but
Electric Bitters wholly oared me, and,
although 73 years old. I am now able to
do ell my housework." It overcomes
aonetipation, improves appetite, gine
perfeot health. Only 50e at (3. A. Dead•
man's drug store.
W rex eLer%
Mao Belden, of Listowel, spent Xmae
with Mre, T. F. Miller,
Tbue. Appleby, Turnberry visited hie
parents our Christmas day.
George Brown, of Ottawa, was home to
eee hie mother on Chriatmae.
Mre. Daniels, of Preston, was 018114ng
Mre. Tboe. Henry, 4th of Howiak.
Howard Snell, of Toronto, was the
guest of her sister, Mre. T. F. Miller.
Misses Jessie and Maggie Robertson
were holidaying with friends in Bluevale.
,PTwo loade of young people tweet to
Salem Xmae Tree Entertainment ou
Monday evening of lest week.
Mr, and Mre, Belden, of Toronto, and
Mre. Tipling, of Goderiob, were visiting
Mre. T. F. Miller on Christmas.
Fred, Vogt, of Detroit, was the guest of
his parents at Christmas. The climate
appears to agree with Fred, ache looke
well,
Robert Miller should" be eleoled next
Monday lie Co. Councilllor, He attends
carefully to hie work and the intonate of
Division No. 8.
Mts. Daniela and children, of Preston,
were the guests of Mre. T. Pitmen, her
eieter, on Christmas, Owing to press of
badness Mr. Daniels watt unable to Dome.
The Methodist Sooday Sobool Enter.
Merriment held ou Friday evening of last
week wily a aoocees in every respect. The
selections were good, Among the many
presents that were on the Xmas tree was
a silk dress from Buffalo for ono of the
children. Thos u
Those present pronounced it
an A. 1, entertainment, Proceeds were
$25,30.
Co, COUNCILLORS NOMINATED. - Wm.
Weir was nominated for Abe officio of Co,
Councillor for this District. When on
the platform be objected to we item grant.
ed by the County Counoil for the Huron
Old Boys' demonstration at Goderiob.
S. Ferguson was the second candidate.
He tonohed on a few items and declared
himself a Candidate having always taken
an intereet in Council work. Robert
Miller, late member of the Co. Counoil,
took the platform and gave a rebeareal of
the county standing. A number of quee.
bone were put wbiob Mr. Miller answer.
ed. He appears to be well informed on
Co. Council mattere and delivered his
epeeoh, in an able manner. Andrew Doig
declared himself a candidate and would
do the best he weld if elected. John
Stewart was nominated and after thank.
ing his mover and seconder otated that be
was not in the field but found fault with
the committee on the House of Refuge.
B. S. Cook gave the closing addreoe
thanking the eleotore for their confidence
and stating that be was retiring.
G ode rioh.
Lester Robertson, formerly of Gode.
Hob, was successful in the repent exam.
illation of the College of Pharmacy.
J. P. Brown has Bold his agricultural
implement bueinese to Robt. Smith, late
of Toronto, who bas moved to town with
his family.
Wm, Mamie!, formerly of Benmiller,
has parobaeed the Sanford tannery from
Major Beak, and will parry on the bugle
nese atter the fret of January.
Rev. Father West was presented with
auree of money on Obrietmaa Dayb
the Young Ladies' Sodality of St. Peter's
(March, which was ranch appreciated,
A maven-month•old calf raised by Stew.
art MoDougall, of Porter's Hill, furnish-
ed a portion of tbe Christmas display at
Wm, Andrew's butober shop, It dressed
400 pomade.
Phe town Counoil ingivingopportunity
for a vote on tbe now question, and every
voter who wiebes to keep oar streets clean
ehoald po I hie vote to abut tbe coven 0p,
The, Goderiob Organ Co. distributed
Oltrietmae cheer among their eighty or
more employoee in a eubetential manner,
Eaoh of the older employee,, to the
number of fifty, about Saturday o y, on SAEu day night
received a turkey of generoue proportions
and the younger heads eaoh received 75
nests in Dash.
D. D. Sallows has been notified by the
Wilkeebarre, Pa„ Wherein -tau that he has
been awarded the third prize, 36 00, in a
photographic oompotition conducted by
that journal. The decision was given by
the readers of the paper, who voted for
the piettme of their ohoiee. The photo.
graph which won this prize wee Ike end.
get picture, entitled "Just art the Son
Went Down," which has been eo much
admired ever einoe Mr. Bellows modem
ed it. In the Metropolitan Magazine for
January to a piolnre taken by R. R. Sal.
lowe of ono of Mr, Warnock's mammoth
squashes, in which Mr. Warnock's five•
year.old daughter is eneooneed, with her
head appearing above the hollowed ohell
of the Mg vegetable, It mak05 43 nnigqa
pioture,
Goderiob leaped soddenly Item the
ordinary boelaeoe life to that. of holiday
attire when the humming train arrived
with our hero from Africa, Austin Ohio.
holm of the first Canadian contingent,
An immense oonoonr00 of oitioana ae.
eombvod at the station, The town bond
led the proeeosion, and the Collegiate In.
statute Cadets formed a guard of honor.
While the young soldier was being Crane.
(erred from the train to the Mayor's oar.
rl, bells we
wereago0ending fandorth,histles notes of et rejoloingverytone,
Plage were in ovidenoe ovorywhere, guns
boomed in ell parte of the town end even
en 01d eann00 from the Oilmen, that bad
Membered for half a century gave vent
to the general reoperate of joy and merry.
making. It looked as if the entire pope.
;anon had turned out when the pronely.
Ilion took marching form to the court
boase, headed by the band. The Mayor
and Coupon followed in oarriates with
our hero, Otliutale (+onduoted Private
Chisholm to the platform, where so ad-
dress of welcome was read by the Mayor
to which the young soldier made reply in
a very neat, manly epeeoh. Judge Doyle,
Hon. J. T. Gerrow, Jae. Mitchell, M. 0,
Cameron and Col, Varooe all delivered
eloquent orations, referring to the war in
South Africa and the part our oogntry
took it I'
01) in All the a eakere pointed with
pride to tbe feet that Private Chisholm
took part in nearly every engagement,
and although often re the tore front of
battle,
had escaped without a wound.
The oi,izsne showed their appreciation
of the many descriptive lettere Private
Ohieholm Bent for publication during his
eojonrn, and preparations:are completed
for a oonoert i0 his honor at an early day
when aa1)
h deome presentation will be
made.
Thousands Sent Into Exile'
Every year a large number of our poor
sufferers, whose lunge are ears and rack-
ed with ooaghe are urged to go to
another climate. But this ie costly
and net always sura, Don't be an
exile when Dr. King's New Dieoovery for
Consumption will mare you at home. It
ie the moot infallible medicine for aougbe,
oolde, and all throat and lung dieeseee
on earth. Tbe first doee brings relief.
Astounding cures result from persistent
use. Trial bottles free at G. A. Dead.
eran'e drug store. Pride 60e and 31.00.
Every bottle guaranteed.
Substitution is the
Fraud of the Day.
Dome Druggists Will Not Try To S.ebsll.
lute Anything. For Dr. Pitcher's Back-
ache Kidney Tablete Because They
Know more Abort The Local Testi-
mony Ot' People In Brussels Cured By
The Iledlchre.
Wilber Baker, tinsmith, Turnberry
St., Brussels, Bayo, -"Some time ago I
had a severe baokaohe or lumbago, eo
palled, due to a sold that settled in the
small of the beak and bothered me in
moving dot a little. I seamed a bottle
of Dr. Pitoher'e Baokaobe Kidney Tab.
lets et the drug store of Jae. Fox and am
glad to say lass than the one bottle stop.
ped all the ooreneee and pejo, I have bad
no return eines using them."
Robert Menziee, William St., Broeeele,
Bayo, -"Some time ago I contracted a
heavy cold and it settled in my bank.
The pair) and ooreneee wee eo great I
n
0 old notP ❑
t oneh my
lye
0 or bend over,
the kidney showed trouble. I got a bot•
tlo of Dr. Pitoher'e Baokaobe Kidney
Tablets et Jae. Fox's drug store and be.
fore 6 bad taken one ball the bottle I was
well but finished the bottle to be Bore. I
have had no trouble since, a8 eonnd as
can be and oadnet say too ranch for the
medicine. Thee is the only medioine
that ever did me any good."
Ie you have the slightest symptom of
Kidney or Bladder trouble, you can teat
this great medicine free. Arrangements
have been made whereby every reader of
this paper can obtain a trial package of
Dr. Pitcher's Backache Sidney Tablets
absolutelyfree by enoloeidg two caul
stampfor postage to The Pitcher's Tab.
let Go., Toronto, Ont. When giving ad.
dress mention this paper.
If you are convinced Pitcher's Tablets
are what you want, you can purchase
regular eine for 50 acute per bottle. If
not obtainable at draggiet'e, mailed free
of postage on receipt of price.
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE
-OF-
Valuable Farin Property
let the Township or Groy, In the
Comity of Huron.
Pursuant to the authority vested fu the
undersigned, as Adm iniotratrix of the estate
of James Travis, lata of the Township of
Grey, Farmer, deceaeod, and with the con-
sent and approval of John Hoskin, Esq.,
Official Guardian, there will be offered for
Bale by Public Auction at HENRY'S HfTEL
1N 1'13E VILLAGE OF E4'HEL, on Frklay',
the 11111 day or January, A T„ 1901, at
the hour of l o'clock in the afternoon, by
Scott, Auctioneer, the follow farm
F. B. t nu r o in t m
g
r1) t P reel number noconsisting
p pot tl a n o lot
the North halt of Lot 26 in the fifty
conces-
sion
as-
clon of cleared
To 00001 of Groy, fifty brat sl.
Clea soil
and In Boa state of orals abo t
20 n r es is a good clay plowing
gohon Tb On
spar.
eelother ofFall bah darn. 0 this par.
Del theta bI a good hank born GO x GO with
atone g stabling frame
in a flood state of repair.
Also a good Prams I house suitable for Ino
or har Ile and
term, st toemail orehard of tau tr e
good. failing spring. The nonce are rainy
good. Parcel bomber two coreipte of the
the saidaTowneliip fifty 26 in the
end soloed
Meer -
ed and In good stale of cultivation. The
soil a 010yloam, On this parcel there is a
good bank barn 00 x GG 1 a log house and a
good orchard of about one acre. The footles
are fairly good, Both parcels aro well suit-
ed for rafted farming, They aro eaoh about
24 miles from tho thriving ng Village of Ethel
and about Tiro miles from the No.1 of
Bruold is Terms of rale t 0ePaol 200. win
five pe cent. Ito a mortgage for ase t 0 et
flue per flout. Parcel No.2 to a lanae there-
of for two years ata rental of $100,00 0 year,
purchaser to receive an aaeignment of lease,
Ten per cent of the peroha00 money on the
day of sale to the Vendor or her solicitor
and tbo balance of the purobane money
within thirty days thereafter without inter-
est,700000se money to be paid luta the
Canadian Bank of om o e at Toronto to
joint credit of Ad Immediate
possession and Oiorlel
No.Gua0110 w Imm000 o01pol of parcel
enbDuo o said given and of panel ;No, two
e offered 01) baod lease, Tho lands It 0.
bner . bloc, rO a panels a to esub.
toe. The property yor l t r offeredaslays
loot to n reserve bid. For Luther particulars
apply to the Apotloneer, F, S, Scott, or to
t 'Vendor or or her 3.014 14
ELIE ABE' H GA YNE11, Adminletratrix,
G, F.13LL1R,
Solio(,',or for Admiutotratrlx.
Dated the 241h day of Deoombor, A, D, 1000,
REAL ESTATE.
POP, c'ALP, - A BEAUTIFUL
1101!1„ 0a Qeepn atreot, faratelipd Ok
wlth6nl, ata bargain. Ap lY to
111,14(11 OAMPlsBLL, Iituoeoie,
001) FARM Or 1424 AWRES
for sale, being Lot 28, Qon, 7, (key,
hWIN suitable for two families if required,
School house, eburatl and partol the Village
of Ethel ea part of the lot. Apply to sour;
00Bt11t,Ethel Qarrlaee Works, 2t.
Tj1ARM FOR SALE, -BEING
L Lot 0,don, 12 Grey,containing
agree, God stook orr ven Pa. - oo
frame house and bank burn; two good rvelle1
eight sores of Fall wheat and. laud 011 in a
good state of cultivation. For ppartioulare
applyy to JOHN M4*'ADDEN,
28.11 Brussels F, 0,
1'QR SALE IN ETHEL VIL-
LAOS, -The property of the late John
011iott, oousttting of a 0011d brink house
with Imine kitchen and woodshed, good and •1 Core of land all fu Bret -class
condition, If not sold will be rented. Pos.
Ooeoion at any time. For pa, Oculars apply
f0 WtI, SPENDS, Ethel; ALltx, PATTERSON
Galt; orl>n, MoKELver, Alt. Forest. 21)11
Pi IRST • CLASS FARM FOR
SALE, -Lot 17, Don.. e, Township of
Grey. 100 moms more or less. Sitio 1a 4t
miles from Brussels and 2 miles from village
of Ethel. All cleared excepting 5 flares of
hardwood bush. Buildings and !entree in
good repair. Good wells. All. Rall plowing
done. Price and lid terms ofm t 00 a
plication to W. M. BINOLAIItQn p
20.41 Barrister, &o„ Brussels.
FARM FOR SALE, -I50 ACRES
Consisting of the South i and South t
of the North t of Lot 0O, Con 2, East Wawa,
nosh. 't'b,e is an excellent stook farm, being
well supplied with good spring water. 11 is
situated about 8 mites from the thriving Vil-
lage of Blyth. A large part of it, Is under
grass. Buildings and fences are io u fair
state of repair. Ens ter
n (Y mi nof 10 will
U1 giv-11 For all B l AIR, Itarr, apply,r1)
11 -ti G. F. BLAIR, Barrister, Brothels.
ARMS FOR SALE. - 100
acres in the Township of Hawick, be.
fog Lots 15 and 16, Con. 0 ; 80 mama lire
aliened and 20 agree in bush ; bank barn
with atone stabling underneath ; and frame
house with cellar. A good thriving orchard.
Farm is situated 9 miles from Wroxeter.
Also 60 Berea in the Township of Turnberry,
being North Half of Lot 7, Con. A ; 30 acres
in grass, 20 aches of bush ; frame barn and
log house ; a good spring. For further par-
ticulars apply to ALE/I. BMW?,
21-4m Wroxeter P, 0.
Patents Guaranteed.
Our foe returned if we fail. Any one send-
ing kebab and description of any invention
will promptly receive our opinion free con -
frothing the patentability of same. "How to
obtain a patent" sent upon request. Pat -
ante secured through us advertised for sale
at our expense. Patents taken out through
us receive SPECIAL NOT00E, without charge,
in T„E PATENT RECORD, an illnetrated and
widely circulated journal, consulted by Man-
utaoturere and Investors, Send for sample
copy FNMA. Address VICTOR J. EVANS &
Co., (Patent Attorneys,) Evans Building,
Washington, D, C.
Sleighs AND
Cutters
If you want good valve fur year
money in Sleighs or Cotters call at
Juha Wynn's Carriage Shop, Brus.
eels, I have
A. Large Stock
on hand to select from. No better
elan of work in town, a d all the
time you want to pay fand
what you
buy.
JOHN WYNN.
SHINGLES
British Columbia
Iced Cedar Shingles
AND --
North Shore
Pine and Cedar
FOR SALE AT THE
Brussels Planing Mills
Also Doors and Sash of all Pat
terns on hand or made to order
at Short Notice,
Estimates Furniohed for all
kinds of Buildings. Workman.
ship and Material Guaranteed.
P. AMENT.
CROKONOLE
Is a fine game for
the long evenings.
A fine lot of boards
received at
The Post
Bookstore
Will be sold at Low
Prices.
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McKinnon
CASH
CHRISTMAS GIFTS cT ......: !
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It ie eom0Eimee difficult to decide what to give as a Christmas
preeent, Below we quote a number or 4rtieles which will make useful
and appropriate presents for young or old. Our Moak wee never in better
ebapo for the Christmas trade than at planet, but as one space is limited
we owl only mention a few articles in each department.
Blaok Our Caparinen, high storm Dollar, $2.95 ; Astrachan Caporiaee,
high storm golfer, $6; Combination Oaperiuee,a040000an and eleotrioreal,
high collar, 2 beads and 10 tails, very etylieh, $16 ; Fee Ruff'%, in black
and brown, at 760., $1.00, 31,60 and 32 00 ; Fur Ruffs, rook martin and
ehinohella, $1 35, $1,76, 32 00 and $2.60 t Ladies' Meek and grey invite.
tion aatraohan Gauntlets, 76o,, 900. and $1.00 ; Mieeea' grey 140tra0llan
Gauntlets at 50e. ; Meo'e Shh MuSfere, 25o., 600., 760. and $1,00 ; Meu'e
Ties, lour•ilt-hand, a nice range of colors, 25o., 86e. and 60a, ; Men'% Tree;
dowing ends, pore etik, 600, and 75e, ; Menet Neok Smarts, light and dark
eaters, 26o., 35o., 60-5, and 76e, ; Men's Sl111 Tiee, assorted oolore, regular.
200., 2 for 260. ; Men't lined KW Gloves, dome faelening, regular 75o,, for
60e. ; Menet floe Mocha Gloves, wool and silk lined, 750., $11 31.25 and
$1.50; Men'e'Panay Braces, one pair in a box, a nice present, SOc, ; Coatis
Ion Covers, a large assortment, in tapestry and hand painted, 40o., 4320.
and 760. l Fine Applique Sideboard Drapes and Dresser, Covers, 26o,, BSD.,
00a. and5"
7 a, ; D'Oyliea and Centre Pieces, in new designs, 6a., 10a., 160.
and 250. ; Ladies' Shetland Floes Fascinators. in pink, white and blue, $1';
Ladiee' Kid Gloves, gusset fingers, 2 dotne fasteners, in all the new colors,
60e, 750, $1 and $125.
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WISHING ALL
A Very Happy Christ-
mas, a Bright and Pros-
perous New Year, and
extending a cordial in-
vitation to all our Cus-
tomers and Friends to
visit us often before the
close of the year,
We remain, Yours Faithfully,
A. Strachan.
P. S. -January Designers, Patterns and Fashion Sheets
have arrived.
AlluonuceJelltti
1Dti
And then if yon require any of the following linea (which yon
undoubtedly must) it will be to your interest to oall and see our goods
as we are in a position to offer you the best obtainable on the market
at the very lowest possible prices. Here are eome of them :-
-Highest Grade British Columbia Salmon at 13o per can.
- Special lines of Blue Ribbon Ceylon Tea se rednoed prioee,
-Cold Blast Lanterns al 75a.
- Call and see our Lampe just arrived from Montreal at prices
from 20a to $2 -the greatest bargains of the day.
Iu our Boot and Shoe Department you will find everything op -to date
and at the very lowest prices ever quoted :-
-Ladies' Fine Shoes from 25a up.
-Med'e Fine Shoes from 90o to $3.00.
-We have in stook the very latest in Men's Leather Leggings.
-We also carry a well assorted line of the Celebrated Granby
Rubbers and Overshoes at the very lowest prides.
Me -Bring on your Butter, Egge and Fowl. You will get the beet
valve for them you ever received.
W. INNES, Jamestown,
XXzrzxxxg XX XX
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They need ,good,
strong, warm shoes -
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n0 paper Z72 the soles,
nothing; but solid leather and honest
stitchin d.
Our school shoes are neat.
They e,/ Iireep their shade.
They please the parents because
they wear so well.
DOWNING BROS. 14
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