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Would you like something better
than the 9edinary 7 I am Ore you
would if you Duos had one of thoo.
good ones aUOh.a8 wo have now—not
eapeneiVe either. Call and Pee them.
A TELESCOPE
We handle them and would like
to Dhow yon one 044 wilt make an
object es plain at 10 miles as one
Mile without, Every boy or man
likes a telescope,
A MIOROSOOPE
A. good mi0r0800pe Is something
every family should have. Itis in-
structive and intereetiag. For the
study of Botany it ie indiepensibie,
and it is worth having if only to 860
the mites In obeeee,
G. A. Deadrnan,
Druggist, Optician and Bookseller,
Wn bavo the nigeitthi06 in the Way of
d e a
ase n that a o mil
o boa t 1.w bad r a,
y
g y
Gey at 60, a package at Deadman'e dreg
and hook #tore,
DEADGrnli'e Cough Balm ie without
doubt the beat all Armand Cough medtol e
inthe market eitherror old.
b ma et Mr Yonas
Yon peed never fear Croup when giving a
Child tide well known remedy, To be
lead only at Deadman'e drug and book
Moro.
TOM whe prefer Can have Syrup of
White Pine and Tar or Blood Root Dough
Syrup at game price and plane a6 Dead.
man's Cough Balm as we put all three
kinds. They are all good.
Ila mmal=N of Ood Liver Oil ie a good
thing for deep seated oolde or when there
is debility, &o, You Cap get tbe leading
makes at Deadmen'e drug and book
More,
SYnur of Hypboephitee is also a good
remedy, A new stook lately in at Dead-
man's drug and book store.
STRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
000108188 EXTENSION W. el, & n..
Trains leave Brussels Station, North
and Sontb, as follows:
Goma SOUTH. GOING NORTH.
10xpren Toe a.m. I Mail 2.10 pan
m
Mined ...... 9.46 a.. Eaprese ...,.. eoe p.m
rora1 Ram 11tems.
A ohiel'e among ye takin' notes,
An' faith he'll prent it.
1901.
JANUARY.
ROMEO up..
2Umi Century.
A, 0. U. W. Friday evening.
NEXT Monday poll your vote.
Puma Schools re opened on Thursday.
HEAVY passenger traffic on the railways.
MONTHLY Horse Fair on Thursday of
this week.
BT. Jonn'e ohnrah bell tolled 1900 out
and (aimed 1901 in.
New Councils will meet for organiza-
tion on Monday, Jan. 14,
THURSDAY John Soott shipped 2 oars of
fine cattle from Brussels station.
A can of hogs was shipped by Messrs.
Best & MoLauohlin, Wednesday.
A new butcher shop has beenopened
in the Senate blook by a Listowel gentle.
man named Mann.
RENmwA,e and new eubeoriptione have
been coming io at a lively rate. Tim
Poo' gives the news ie what the people
say.
Lento' gold ring, set with three opals,
alb
Met last Saturday in Brueeele. It was
attached to a small ring with a bracelet
key. The finder will greatly oblige the
owner by leaving it at THE Pon.
CROWDED OUT.—This week We carry
over a number of interesting mattere
and have abbreviated Several reports ow-
ing to a rush of news. Next week we
hope to get everything squared away.
Tim Maeouio brethren of Brussels cele-
brated Se. John's night—Tbureday of laet
weak—in conferring a degree On a candi-
date and afterwards enjoying a social
hour in their Lodge room in the Garfield
block.
MBS. JNo. Domino has let the contract
for brink veneering her residence, Flora
street, to D. A. Lowry. Other improve -
mote will also be made and when Com-
pleted the home will be as Comfortable
as any in town.
Tum Wingham Times WOE kind enough
lust week to any The Times eongratu•
nates W. H. Kerr, of THE BBUeenLa POST,
on hie election by acclamation for County
Oonnoillorfor Division No. 6. Mr. Kerr
makes a good repreeentative.
rem Ktornrxm.—A letter was received
from Will. Hingston by his parents,
Brussels. He sent his mother a fine gold
ring end Mies Carrie a bracelet made of
a chain of gold nuggets for a Xmas gift.
We notice by a clipping from the Daw-
eon paper that our old townsman was
skipping a rink at a Curling match recent,
ly. Mr. Hingston talks of taking a run
home to vieit his relatives and friends in
Brussels and locality. He is doing well
in Dawson.
Thomann Imo Reim— Last Sabbath
morning at 8.30 o'clock, the spirit of
Elizabeth Rolleton, relict of the late
Robt. Holmee, Brussels, was beckoned
away to a better world. Deoeaeed wee a
native of Donegal Co., Ireland, where she
was also married about 65 yeare ago to
Mr. Holmes, who predeoeaeed het 16
yeare ago. They 05,m8 to Canada in
1844 residing in Dereham township, Ox-
ford Co., Hibbert, Perth Go. and Tooker-
emith loafore tbey located on the 8th
line of Morrie 25 yeare ago, In 1880
Mre. Holmee and daughters Dame to
Brnesele. The object of this notice was
83 years and 6 months of age and up to
6 yeare ago enjoyed comparatively good
health, 3. stroke of paralysis, with the
acoomponiment of advancing yeare, told
on her and at times she had been real
poorly. Death found her well prepared
for the other world and her testimony
was one of Confident trust in her Saviour.
On Christmas she ate her dinner with
the family but took ill about 8 p. en.,
pegging away as above Stated, like a ripe
sheaf of grain ready for the garner. Mre.
Holmes was a faithful member of the
Methodist ohuroh for many yeare and
her Christion life will not Boon be for.
gotten. Three soma (Geo. and James, of
Cyprsee River, Mau. ; and Robert, of
Morrie) and els daughters (Mre. Agbry,
of California ; Mre. Parr, of Dundalk,
Ont. ; Mre. Travis, of Montrose, Miob. ;
Mre. D, .Ewan and S9iesee Mary and Ra
beaoa , of Brueeele) eurvive. The fuser.
al took plaoe on Wedoeaday afternoon,
Rev, John Holmes, aeeisted by Rev. R.
Paul, oondaoting an appropriate service
at the home, The pall bearore ware :—
Jonathan and David Moore, Win,
Ewan, Alex. Ellie, Rev, R. Paul and Geo.'
Forrest:. Interment wail made at Brue
wale oemetery. Among those present
from a dietanee were Mre. Parr, Mrs,
Travis, Mrs, Wm. Wolfitt, of Michigan,
and Mre. Sas. Covetable, of Sealorth,
"Olt I may I triumph so
When all my warfare'e past,
led dying find my latest foe
Under my feet at laet,"
A LOAD of young people from town
patronized Seaforth skating rink on New
Year's day.
Tina Sohool Board for 1901 will be D.
O. Roes, Jas. Turnbull, Wm. Blaehill, J.
G. Beene, A. Cowley and W. M. Sinclair.
Sevenax, Brueselitee attended the New
Year'e Sabbath School entertainment at
'he Methodist ohurob, Walton, Tuesday
evening.
Gem Brenoh Agl, Society will hold its
annual meeting in the. Connell Chamber,
Brueeele, on Wednesday afternoon of next
week, Beet Riding meeting at the same
place a week later.
THE window of H. L. Jackson's store
has been the centre of attraction owing
to the display of South African ratios,
brought home by Pte, Leon F. Jackson,
in the shape of pipes, ballets, medals,
&o.
POLLING next Monday at J. J. Gilpin's
eflice, Council Chamber and the"Revere"
House. The Deputy Returning officers
will he Ronald MoNanghton, Jae. Irwin
and W. F. Boott. Poll open from 9 a. m.
to 5 p. m.
Tice Balt Works have Closed down for
repairs. A new smoke etaok will be put
op and renewals and repairs to pan and
other sections of the block, They have
had a very busy eeaeon during the past
Fall and Manager Mooney has been kept
hustling to fill the orders.
DIED FRou OomeotirrioN.—The funeral
of the late Edward dolline, formerly. of
Brueeele, took plaoe on Monday after.
noon from his father's residence, No. 28
Beaconsfield eve¢Oe, to Mount Pleasant
Cemetery. Deeeaeed, the aeaond eon of
Wash. G. Collins, Toronto, was born at
Kincardine on July 3,1878. Be had been
a victim of consumption, which ended
fatally on Thursday of last week. Mr.
and Mre. Collins and family were reef•
dente of Brussels for a few years prior to
Mating in Toronto and the many young
friends of the deoea'ed in this locality
will regret to bear of hie early demise.
Gam—A crowded house greeted the
Canadian Jubilee Singers Wednesday
evening in Brussels Town Holt. People
Dame for miles to hear the colored people
sing. Their program ooneieted of plan-
tation melodies, orchestral selections,
mule quartettes and solos. They are
well worth bearing and nobody asked for
their money bank. Mise Dorsa, the
soprano, can reaoh very airy altitudes
with ease while the giant basso, E. B.
Thomae, can go "into the Cellar" in a
style that is seldom equalled. The tenor
soloist, C. H. Frannie, is a good singer
and quite antic io his renditions. Both
soloists and Company were very liberal
in their responses to the hearty applause
accorded them and a warm welcome
would be given should they return. The
total prooeede were 9130 25.
PERSONAL PARAJIIAPOS.
Thos. Thomson and Kra, Tbomoon, of
neet awe rwera vi iting P
T1ea0la for
Teas,
age. apd Mra. Balianlyne andOn and
M186 Raherton were at Loodeeboro' for
New Yeere,
Mre. Jae. Moquira, of Wipgham, wag
the guest of Mre, Geo, Rogers on New
D
Year'sa
Adam wad Mrs. Soott, of A1na, were
visiting Peter Watson and wife( Prue.
Bele, last week,
Mise Fannie 'Friendship has been on
the eiok Rot but we hope she will soon be
all right again.
Mre, McLean, sr., Princess street, wee
quite low during the peat week but is a
trifle easier again,
Bert and Geo. Ferguson, of Teeewater,
were visiting relatives and friends in
13t Resale and legality.
Mr6, John Cousisy was vieiting role.
Seep at Trowbridge and Silver Corners
during the past week.
Jas. Thomsen ate hie plum pudding on
New Years at Robb. Bleck'a, Wroxeter,
Mrs. Black ha hie sister.
111re. Neit MoLaunhliu was palled to.
Mosley last week owing to the illness of
her eieter, Mrs, Anderson.
Mies delis` Bartliff was visiting the
Mimes Vanetone and Mise Hazel John.
eton in Wingham thio week.
hon of Luoknow,
James and Mrs. Nlo ,
were visiting at Alex, McNeil's, Edza•
beth street, during the holiday.
Mae Kate Wilson left on Wedoeeday
for her eohool at Belleville where aha
oommenoed work on Thursday.
Aliases Martha A. Andrews and Ellen
J. Woods, of Lacknow, were visitors at
Mre. A: Goode, Frame street.
We are sorry to bear that the three
sone of John Leckie, Toronto, are ill
with diptherie , but we hope they will
soon be all right.
R. W. Jewitt, of Cromarty, was here
last week vieiting W. Jewitt and family,
Mill street, Mr. Jewitt is teaching at
Oromarty, a village in Perth Go.
Miss Lizzie Sample intends returning.
to London to pursue her mueical edam.
tion. She is possessed of a fine voice
and is also a natural inetramebtaliet.,.
Mre. J. E. Howell and daughter, of
Preston, were vieiting at the home of
John Boott, Thomas etreet, Brussels.
Mre. Howell and Mrs. Scott are coneiee.
Mies Annie Young, of Moosemin, Man.,
daughter of James Young, formerly a
wall known resident of Bi noels, ie here
on a holiday visit, the first time einoe the
family went West 12. yeare ago. Sbe is
a welcome visitor.
Albert MaCutoheon, wife and son, of
Wiunipeg, Mao., are visiting at 0.
Gerry's, Brussels. Both Mr. and Mre.
Mo0utoheon were former residents of
Brussels. Mr. Mao. went to the West
20 yeare ago. Fortune has smiled on
him.
H. J. and Mre Morden, of $ton&vilie,
were visiting relatives and friends in
Bruseele and locality. The latter is
atill here. It is five years since Mr.
Morden left town. He was teller in the
Standard Bank and is now Manager of
the Stoffville Branch.
Miss Fannie Thomson is holidaying at
Gal t.
Miss Thema Gerry ie visiting at Bea.
forth.
Fred. Gilpin spent a few daye in Owen
Sound.
Will. Marr is home from Walkerton
for a visit.
Bert Johnston spent New Years Day
in Listowel.
Miss Fannie Rogers ie visiting friends
in Wipgham.
Mise Maggie Baeker is home from Lon•
don on a visit.
Binh, Roche was home from Listowel
for New Years.
Will. Good epent New Years Day with
relatives in Wingham.
Mies L. Lowrance left on Wednesday
for her home in Guelph.
Mrs. T, Dunford is visiting her son
and his wife at Clinton.
Misses Jo. and Mary Rose spent New
Years with Blyth friends.
George Haiete and wife, of Wingbam,
were here for New Year's.
Mise Downey spent the Ohtietmae boli -
days with friends in Listowel.
Mre. Fred. MoOraoken and Mise Eva
visited in Blnevale this week.
Obarlie and Willie Zilliax were visiting
in Listowel daring the past week.
Mise Maggie MoLauohlin was visiting
at Ethel daring the holiday season.
W. Boidee and wife, of London, were
visitors at T. Snider's for New Years.
Mre. John Tait was visiting Mre, H.
Ball, Wingham, during the past week.
Mre, (Dr.) Cavanagh epent New Years
witb 0. E. and Mre. Tomball at Guelph.
T. A. Hawkins aesisted Bt. Jude's
church ohoir last Sunday evening in Tor.
onto.
Reeve Donaldson, of Atwood woe in
town on Thursday and Called on THE
Pose.
Mre. Jae. Howell and danghter, of
Preston, spent Sunday with Mre. B. T.
Plum.
Mie Annie Crawford and Walter
Snider, of London, were visiting at T.
Boider'e.
Jae. O'Leary, of Petrolia, was renew-
ing old friendships in town during the
past week.
Mr. McLeod, of Pioton, will succeed
Mr. Murray as teller in the Standard
Bank here.
Word was received from Morris, Mau„
stating that Nellie, youegeet danghter of
Alex. Potato, formerly of Boatels, was
quite ill, We hope Boon to hear of her
convgleeoenae.
nappy New Year
At all tlmos of the year yen will find tie
Able to eatiefaotorlly All your regulreteente
with anythingyou may want in the Jewel.
ry, Silver, Ch'nnn or Speotaole line, We keep
the largest mud heat oesorted stook in town.
In 1.U# bus no
ee
v n' had tenexperiencet9 l
Iiaj a
to kppw just how lbuy to pleats our Dose
tanners, We buy aur goodo direct free ane
mapufgoturors and eau soil at of ,a0 a pyla a
Duet now our 6took 15 larger awl more
olicioe thanu1eRal 6011 you aro in need of
auytlling at this d1riobmae time it will Pay
Yea to eall on us, Our apeolaltioe are
Ladles' and Gents' Gold and 0011 Pilled
Watobes. Binge, Speotaele6, Ladies' [mug
Chains, Charms, dull Buttons, Tie Pine, ate,
We are sole agente for the Duke's Hampton
Watch Movements end Oases, the beat rail-
way time beeper in the world, hundreds are
earrylug these Watobes bought of us. We
curry 011 grradoe of Anterioap movemeote
P, 5.--$artlet,17 jewels, at very low primo.
11-11 watch repairing guaranteed—have yet to
see the watuhI cannot rop0ir,
CIIUIOCII CHIMES.
Oomm¢nion in Melville church next
Sabbath morning.
Today a voice for the opening year"
will be next habbath evening's toplo at
the Epworth League.
Watch -night eervicee of more than
nenal interest were held in Bt. John's
and the Methodist churches on Monday
night in welcoming in the new year.
"Prayer" was the topio upon which
Rev. Jno. Holmee dieoonrsed last Sabbath
morning, and "For ye have not passed
this way before" was the evening text.
The annual anniversary of the Metho-
diet March, Brussels, will be held on
Sabbath, 20th inst. A lecture will be
given on the Monday evening following
of .which later announoeme¢t will be
made.
"As Moses lifted up the serpent in the
wilderness, &o." was Rev. Jno. Roes' text
last Sabbath morning in Melville ohurob,
It was considered under the following
main divisions :—(1) Diarist the whole
source of Salvation ; (2) The all e¢ffioient
eonroe ; (3) The conspicuous source. In
the evening the paseage Chosen was Dent.
4 and 32, "For ask now of the daye that
are peat." The brevity of the past ; and
the varied experiences of the past were
dwelt upon.
T Fletcher, Jeweler
Issuer 08 marriage Liconees,
All kinds of Chino bud Papal,
Goode forp roseate. ..
authority in the lorose of Her Majeety:
has oome the most tletteriug testimony
to the courage of our Canadien soldiers;
demonstrating to the world, the unity of
the Empire. In oouolusion on behalf of
the citizens of Brnesele, we 'ruder you
our warmest thanks and mire ' cion, for
the moony eonrage which promoted you
to offeryoureerviues bo the Qn "n, in a
great crisis whiob tbreateu.d the 60.
premtioy of the British Empire We ask
you to aa00pt this watch and 1::0 ao0om•
ponying purse, tie a slight r.:oognitio¢, of
the eeteem in which you are held, by
your fellow Miasma, in the vidage of
Brueeele.
Signed ou behalf of the Citizens by
GEO. THOMSON, ReeVe 1
F. B. Boom, Clerk.
The recipient made a brief, suitable
reply, expressive Of his great pleasure at
being home once more ; beiug honored
with the enthusiastic we mane and the
great kindness in the presentation of the
address and the splendid gifte, pie would
prime them very highly 1n the time to
dome. .A shortdeeoriptioe of llie Boers
and their taotioe was given and Mr.
i a
Jaokeon took. hie seat am d„ great pplahee.
Rev. Jno. Holmes was next called upon
and in happy mood heartill approved of
the demonstrationand expressed his
pleasure at the safe return of Pte. Jack-
eon to his hie relativre and friends.- He
oonoluded by speaking of some of the
aharaoterietioe of the true soldier.
During .the evening patriotic eonge
were rendered in good style by A.
dlraobau, W. M. Biooleir and Jas. Jonee,
Mies Jean MoLauohlin-presiding at the
fano.
"God save tbe Queen" was Bung with a
vim and then there was a race for the
platform to shake hande with Mr. Wok.
eon.
The hall was decorated with flags and
portraits of the Queen, Bir Wilfrid
Laurier and Sir John A. MacDonald..
for Pte. Juokaoo hoe not wanted audi-
tors
o
tore wherever be goes and tells many
interesting stories of the oampaigo, some
of which Toe POST hopes to repeat. He
intends returniog.to Toronto shortly to
resume hie eit0ation whioh the firma kept
for him when he enlisted over e. year ago.
Be looks fine and gained over 20 pounds
after he sailed from Cape Town, weigh-
ing more now than at soy previous
time.
Bitsittess Locals.
PTE. JACKSON WARMLY
WELCOMED.
Presented With Cold Watch and Puree
by Brussels Citizens.
When it was learned that Pte. Leon F.
Jaokeon was en route from Booth Africa
our oitizene set abont arranging. for a re.
caption for our soldier boy and the happy
and enthusiastic demonstration last Fri-
day evening showed what a popular
movement it wee.
The town Band and Reception Com-
mittee accompanied by the parents of the
returning soldier and a numberless con.
tingent al young and old met the evaniog
train from Toronto and on Mr. Jaokeou
making his appearance, after hearty
oheere end music by the Band a proces-
sion was formed and a march commenced
to the Town Hall. This large building
was well filled before the arrival
of the guest of the evening and
sardine pecking was about the style in
fashion after all got in. A mighty shout
went epos Pte. Jaokeon, in khaki nob.
form, reached the platform.
Reeve Thomson presided and after all•
propriate words asked the Band for the
National Anthem. Rev. Jno. Rose, B.
A., spoke very fittingly in welcoming our
former resident home once more after hie
long voyage and eventful experiences on
Afrioa'e veldt.
Clerk Scott read the following address
and the Reeve preeented 'Mr. Jaokeon
with a haodeome gold watch and a parse
of money :—
To Private Leon F. Jackson.
8T4XDoIRD J34XN',f' OF C4X04D4'0
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HEAD OFFICE, - T,ORQNTO
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01,000,000
9700,000
Agencies 170 .alt principal pointe in pntnrlo, Quebec, Manitoba, United States c1.` England,
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4 General Banking Business Transaoted, Farmero' Notes Dleoonntelll,,
Drafts Iasutd and oolleotions made on all pointe,
SAVINGS HANK DEPARTMENT.
Interest allowed on deposits of $1,00 and upwards and compounded halt yearly,
Bealeela ATTENTION caveat TO T8m 0or,LauTION oY FARtigss' SALE Noose.
Ryery faoillty afforded Ouetomere living at a distance,
payable at any bank Issued tinder
Money Drdere at the following rates ;— $10 to
J. N. GORDON, Ae5NT.
Howiok—Reeve-John J Gregg and W
Finlay. Counoillore—Robt MoLanglrlin,
Arthur Spotton, Jae A Strong, B Vogan,
Jno Ttenwiok, John Montgomery, Henry
Sohurter, John Spence, JObn T Wiggins,
Clinton—Mayor—Thoa Jaokeon, W 0
r ounoillore—B G Plummer, le O T
McKenzie, Oliver Johnston, John Bell, A
J Holloway, H B. Combe, 0 Cooper, T A
Walker, Thos Beaoom and John John.
eton. School Trustees—H E Bodging,
W O'Neil, • J W Irwin, Isaac Jackson
(elected by acclamation.)
Goderioh— Nominations — Mayor—W
Campbell, Robt Thompson, Dudley
Holmes, Jae Wilson. Counoillore—T N
Lewis, J 0 Martin, G 111 Elliott, John
Knox, 0 A Humber,W L Murney,
Cantelon, J T Bt'ydges, T 0 Naftel, Geo
Porter, Oswald Carey. School Trustees
—Aoolamation—St David's Ward, Ohae
Reid ; St Patrick's Ward, J H Colborne ;
St George's Ward, W A McKim ; 84
Andrew's Ward, John Oraigie.
Bt. Mary's—Mayor—G. D. Lawrie,
(aoo.) Councillors—R. S. Graham, 0.
Myers, H. F. Sharp, J. eltafford, J. A.
Humphries, R. T. Gilpin, W Wisher, Dr.
Smith, B. Richards, W. Oookram. Pub.
lio School Trustees—North ward, T D
Stanley, (coo.) ; South ward, W WiHaines,
(aco.) • West ward, one year, Dr 0 F
Smitb'and J Longthorne, (two years) J
Howard and J. Laing.
Listowel—Mayor—John Watson (aco.)
Councillors -J Seaburger, Chas Ander-
son, John A Hacking, R Woods, A W
Featheretone,-O Poaeter, W Pelton, B
Bothwell, B T Kemp, John Bamford, F
W Hay, D Sanderson, Thoe. Ainley, D
Marshall, R Hemphill, and H Maloney.
School Trustees—J E Allen, W Steven-
son, J F Wilson, L W Thompson, H B
Morphy, R Stanley, J f3 Gee, John Gabel,
W Bradley, J 0 Hay, 0 Deitriok and B.
Seamon.
Wingham—Mayor—Wm. Clegg, (cool.)
Councillors—W J Greer, Geo McKenzie,
Wm Holmes, Robt Malndoo, Roland
Beattie, Chas McLean, Thos Bell, Geo
Newton, Dr Thos Chisholm.
MANITOBA dour for sale. A. 0. BAERER.
GASH for butter and eggs. A. Conley.
None and feed always in stook and
sold at right prices. A. O. Bamen.
A.'0. HAE11ER received a oar of flour
this we, k and now terries four brands of
Manitoba.
OARPnT WEAVING.—Am prepared to at.
tend to the wants of the paella in the
weaving of rag oarpet. Satiefaotion as -
eared. Rom. ANDERe010, Elizabeth et.
I HAVE a quantity of first oleos sawn for
eale at a bargain or oan exchange for
saws that are not in working order.
Yours for business, T. MaGnmoon, saw
grimmer and filer, Brussels.
WANTED—Choice Coll butter, 190 oaeh ;
22o trade. There's quite a speedy span
of dark steppers that oan take even Har.
old H'e measure. No. 1 Mink or Fox,
$3,00. G. E. KING, Wingham.
ANY one wishing saws gummed and
eharpeued and made to the latest to out
fest and easy oan have this work done
at any time now by eaw filer, T. MoGRE-
eon, at the old stand I]aet of Brueeele.
HOUSEHOLD furniture,hanging lamps,
stoves, &o., by private sale. May be
seen any Saturday. Having sold my
residence I wish to dispose of the furni-
ture also. Apply to Jona Ronn,
24.4 Broseele South.
Dem Sm,—We, your fellow oitizene
and fellow Oanadiane, assembled here to
greet you with welooming hands upon
your return from South Africa where
you have been etanding Shoulder to
thoulder with other soldiers of the
Queen, fighting for the honor of the
British flag, regard this de a favorable
opportunity to give expression to our ad-
miration, of your patriotic participation
in the battles of the Empire. We desire
1.0 place oareelvee on record tie in the
higbeet degree in sympathy with the
spirit which animated you inoffering
ri¢
g
your eervioea in South Africa, and we
feel grateful' to you for the manner in
whioh you havedone your duty by your
flag and country, From the highest
Moons.—At Ethelbert, Man., to Mr. and
Mre. R. J: Moore, formerly of Wal-
ton, a daughter.
DANnuoom.—In Atwood, on Deo. 21, the
wife of Mr. James Danbrook of a
daughter.
FOBREBT.—In. Atwood, ' on Deo. 24, the
wife of Mr. Wm. Forrest of a dough•
ter.
2AgRR292p,
TAemen—MaGAVIN.—At the residence of
the bride's parents, Tuokeremith, 0n
Dea. 26, by Rev. A. L. Russell, Mr. Be
L. L. Tasker, of Hallett, to Mise
Letitia A., daughter of Mr. and Mre.
Henry MaGavin, of Tnokeremith.
CUuumNGs-00001IN. At theresidenoe of
the bride's parents, Wallaoe, on Deo.
26, by Rev. Geo. Ballantyne, Mr.
Joseph Cummings, of the Township
of Grey, to Mies Mary M. Ooghlin,
of Wallace:
1) APER HANGING, J1,G 00R-
smnia and House Paiuting done in
Workmanlike manner and on short notice,
Have bad three yeare' experlen00 In city
Work. Terms reason able. Give me aoell,
26. W,3, JOHNSTON, Welton,
GOOD GRADE COWS
WO o W
T for sale, Carrying their third Cali. Ona
LC naive middle of January and the ether
let of April. Cash or time, whichever suite
WM. BH 10,GoN,
Brussels P. 0. ,Lot 18, Con, 4, Morrie.
GREY BRANCH AUL.. SOCIETY.
ANNUAL M- EETING.
The Annual Meeting - of the Grey Branch
Agricultural Society ' for the purpose of.
eleoting Oinoers and Directors for the en-
euing year, will be held at the Town Hall,
Brussels, on Wednesday Jen, 9th, 1001, ail
o'elook p.m., when an abstract of the alfalra
of the Society for the past year will be laid
before the moetiug. JAS. 5P101R, Prest-
deut; W. li. SERB, Secretary.
EAST HURON Al4L. SOtililY.
ANNUAL. 'MEETING.
The annual meeting of the members of
the East Huron Agricultural B0010ty will be
held lu the Town Hall. Brussels, on Wednes-
day, January 16th, 1001, at 1 o'clock p. m.., for.
the purpose of receiving and paeein s the an-
nual reports, electing Officers and Dime tors
and the traneaetinu of other besinoet. JAS.
FERGUSON, President; D, STIIWART, Sec-
retary.
eo-
retary
NOTICE !
M05100 15 hereby - given that a By -taw was
pawed by the Donnell of the Village of
Brueeele, In the County of Huron, on the
10th day of December, 1900, providing for
tbeiseue of debentures to the amount of
951315 72 for the purpose of paying, tempor-
arily, loan for Dement sidewalks built in
1900 and that such Bylaw was regletered io
the fi.egietry Office of the County of Hnroo
on the 20th day of December, A.D. 1900.
Any motion to quash or eat aside the same
or any part thereof must be made within
one' month from the date of registration
and cannot be male thereafter."
Dated the 22nd day of Deoember.1000.
F. B. SCOTT, Olerk.
Rav
New Year
To all our
Customers,
Thanking you for the
patronage of 1900 we ask: a
continuance of your favors
for 1901,
sAs. Fob.
f7 BOOMED COTTAGE WITH
good stable, well, &o„ for sale or to
rent. Pine 10e05100. ]inquire of
21.11 JOHN WYNN, Brueeele.
THREE DURHAM BULLS
for sale. Cue aged Ili years and two 11
months old. Took let prize as calves and
year olde at 'intonate Fair, Pedigreed etas k.
Prices right, PETr1R NOBIBB2808
Lot 8, eon. 9, Grey, Brussels il. 0.
rrHOBO' BRED DURHAM!
L Bulls for eale, aged 1 year and 8
months, respeotively. Good animole with
good pedigrees. Tile first mentioned took
gad prize at Hetet Huron Pall Show. 1900 In
a elan of 0. Prloee right. JAB. SPEIlt, Lot
80, 008. Q, Morris, Brussels P.O. 28 -
Winter Term begins dant 2nd, 1901, •
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The demand made upon us during the last
three years by Business Colleges for our
teachers in
heir schoates ols o has been exactly sions ixtrwee the
Supply. This ebowe that our Reboot enjoys
a superior, reputation for strictly high
tirade work. Send for catalogue.
W. J. ELLIOTT, Principal.
SCOTCH \VAREHOUSE!
GARFIELD BLOCK, • BRUSSELS.
JANUARY SPECIALS.
ig Discount Sale
" of Dress Goods, CottJns, Flannels,
Flannelettes, Shirtint s, tweeds,
Underwear, etc.
On Thursday morning we inaugurate a Special Discount Sale.
The Bargainsare not confined to any special section or particular
line but every department will contribute its share towards this
great sale, and in all lines advertised there will be no reserve..•
Note the prices :—
NOMINATION DAY,
Turnberry—Reeve, Wm. Cruickshank,
Wm. Messer and Gustavus Barton.
Counoillore-Thos. Lovell, John Ruther-
ford, Wm. Mitchell, Peter Scott, John
Mosgrove, Wm. King, John Coupland and
Won. Bolt.
McKillop Reeve, Daniel Manley and
Joseph 0. Morrison. Counoillors—Alex
ander Gardiner, John G. Grieve, James
O'Laughlin, Archibald McGregor and
Charles Little. The four former were
the old Counoil,
Blowhard—Reeve—Geo Spearin and
John Fotheringham.. Counoillore—E
McDonald, W Gowans, A Marriott, D.
Bonis, 0 W Robinson,'3 Donald.
Elma—Reeve—James. Donaldson, ac.
olamatlon. Councillors—Thomas Smith,
Wm Wherry, Wm Octets, B 8 Rothwell,
James Holmes, Samuel Boyle, Samuel
Currie and R S Pelton.
Blyth — Reeve — Carter and Sime.
Councillors — Bloat, Emigh, Mo) lroy,
MoGommins, Milne, McNally, Finnemore,
Powell,
Exeter—Reeve—W G Bissett, acclama-
tion. Oouncillore—J Armstrong, John
Evane, W H Levitt, John Muir, 0 H
Sauodere a¢d Wm Harding.
Kinoardino - Mayor•—G M Maoken•
driok, W 3, Henry and J H Scott..: Water
Commiasionere—S Henry and Walter M
Deck (eco.) Counoillore—John Moffatt,
W A Quinn, W Arnold, W Hunter, P
Fleet, P Battelle, Dr Marlyn, W Murray, R
B Roos L J Temple, B. Wood
G D
Morrison, R Koyworth. School True
tees --H H Bennett, (apo.) for Bt. John's
Ward Dr lllaOrimmon, A. 0 Washburn,
L R Collins, Thos 109108, John Queues,
N McPherson,
a23m1:)-
Hol:ntee.—In Braese's, on Deo. 30, Blira-.
beth Rolleton,reliot of the late Robt.
Holmee, aged 83 years and 6 months.
STomms.—Io Grey, on Sunday, Deo300h,
Elizabeth McQueen, beloved wife of
Thoe. Stokes, aged 69 yeare, 6 months
and 27 daye.
THousor.—In Henfryn, on Deo 18, Har
rig, infant eon of Mr. and Mre. J. H.
Thomson.
CoLLrns,—In Toronto, on Deo. 28, Edward
H., second son of Wash. G. Collies,
in hie 28rd year.
.AVCTIOLT
TUMMY, JAN. 22.—Farm etook at Lot
8, Con. 13, Hallett. Sale, unreserved, at
1 o'clock. L. L. Tooker, proprietor ; F.
8. Scott, auotioneer.
ONE CENT A WORD COLUMN.
CoA, stoves for Bale—one large and one
medium in prime working order for ease at,
half price. Getting furnace in house—no use
for etovea. J. D.BONALD.
Bruno, open face watch, with Waltham
movement, key wind, lost at the G. T.
depot, Brunets. on August12, 1000. A suit-
able reward will bepaid for its early re-
turn to THE Pea, Brussels,
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
GOOD FARM HAND WANT -
BD at once by the year, D. MoKEN-
SIE, Lot 18, 000,18, Grey, Walton P, 0..
COMFORTABLE, WELL
lighted and convenient rooms to het in
toe Leckie blook over 0. A. Dead an's and
Mro. Bogen' etoreo. Apply' to F. S. SCOTT.
mIMBER FOR SALE.—A. FEW
-L nares of standing hardwood, suitable
for either stove or cordwood for sale. Bold
in quantities to suit purohusers, JAS.
BMILLIE, Lot 0, Goo. 18, Groy,o W alton P. 0.
CtTRA'YED ON THE FRED/I-
L, rens of the Undersigned, Lot 80, Con. 18,
Grey, an aged ram. The owneri0 roqueat.
ed to prove property, pito mimeos and take
the animal away. JNO,MoNAUGKT,
20.4 Mo node P.0,
'WARM FOR OL1G SO e. Morris, I OFFER
FF i R
ing of 100. doroe, more Or loan, 01 cleared, GO
mores seeded low
u,80 tome Pan
on had 8
sores in rwheat. Bora00E70, with atone
underneath.
do tb. Also
dwelling house,
Poto000os to enht n ar% For further
Portlab apply o0 the pxeaeethe
proprietor, Prim) and terms neanonable.ad. T1108.0l,
3011111183, Wingham P,O,
Underwear.
5 doz Men's Scotch Wool Shirts and Drawers, regular price $1 60, eale prioe $1 00
8 11 " 41 41 1 26 " 76
15 11 11 " Fleece Lined " 95 " 85
12 Union" " 50 It 24
an'N
18 doz Ladies' Hygeieste and Drawers '' 60 1688
4 11 44 , 75 " 50
10 dos Boye' Shirts and Drawere at } price.
6
Men's Furnishings.
10 dozen Men's Linen Oollare, regular price 15o & 20o, sale prioe 10e
b dozen Men's Ties, a 26o do 60o " 10e
4 dozen pairs Men's Gloves, $1 .60 " 91 16
5 41„ ” 1 26 "' 85o
6 " Suspenders, " 40o 8 600 " 25a'
8 " Boys' Suspenders, " 200 " 10o
Handkerchiefs, Searle, Mittens and Box at out to clear.
Two lines of Men'e readyto•wear Pante, were $1.25 and $1,60, special for this week
at 850 and $1.15.
Shoes.
Men's Fine Shoes, regular prioe $2 00 sale,price 91 35
" 175 " 100'
Men's Rubber Boots, beet quality " 8 26 " 2 98
600 pairs of Ladies and Mimes Fine Shoes to clear at 7A pride.
All of oar Sox, Rubbers and Overshoes at Cost Price.
Three Specials.
—Ladies' Jackets for $2,00, worth $5, $6 and 19 each.
-Groceries at Wholesale Prices to clear.
—Crockery at Wholesale Prices to clear.
Shop early and secure some of these Bargains
THE SCOTCH WAR.EHOUSE