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JAN. TJ.JE .J) USSTELS
BUSINESS CARDS,
1ONE'Y TO LOAN AT !f PER
1141. sent,. F,1i, 8002Y6, Tiruoeeta,
MoQRAQKEN-
7 I . Klause .of Medago 14000101. 0f.
neo at 0y nuz»o'oy ttroot, Brussels,
..vN• BARRETT-
• Touoo,ho14itlot, 9bop-,-Next doer
NOM of the Standard Bank, Lathes' apd
Oblidten'e hair nutting a epeojalty,
Y \ARMS FOR SALE -THE UN.
Dimmer= Liao several good Fauns for
Palo apd to rout, easy term, in Townships
otMerrit and Grey, 0 8, SC OTT, Brussels
M, MORRiSON,
Issuer of Marriage Licenses,
WALTON, ONT.
MISS JEAN M'LAUCHLINJ
-TB ACHIM OF-
PiANO - AND ORGAN,
azvras 7=,s, oris.
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM:
1NBURANa6,.
FIRE AND MARINE,
GUELPH.
MISS AH LOUISE R L E MOORS
t
L; O. M..
Academic graduate of London Conserva-
tory of Music, also Member of the Associated
Mueiolane of Ontario, le prepared to roceive
a limited number of pupils for instruction
on the piano. Qualified to prepare pique for
the Principal's Form in the Conservatory of
Music,
Brussels, Ontario.
ALEX. BUNTER -
Clerk of the Fourth Division Court,
Co. Huron; Conveyancer, Notary Public,
Land, Lean and Insurance sot •
Auction-
eer. Fund
e invested and to loan, Collec-
tions made Office in Graham's Block Brue-
0
AUCTIONEERS.
FS. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION -
• nun, will sell for better prices, to
better men, in lees time and loos chargee
than any other Auctioneer in Bast Huron or
he won't charge anything. Dates end orders
can always be arranged at this orrice or by
personal application.
DENTISTRY
F. W. TWEDDLE.
(ronaxERLY OP erAFORTR)
DENTIST,
Graduate of It. 0. D 8„ Toronto ; Post Grad-
uate course at Hoslrol'e School, Chicago, in
crown and bridge work. tat -Prices same as
in surrounding towns. 21 -
Office over A. R, Smith's. store, Brussels,
VETERINARY.
D. WARWICK -
Ey • Honor Gra,1nace of the Ontario Vet-
erinary Collage, is prepared to treat all dis-
eases of domeaeloatod animals in a compet-
entmanner. Partl'ular attention paid to
Veterinary Dentistry. Calla promptly at-
tended to, O1hoe and Infirmary -Tour doors
North of bridge, Tarnberry et., Bruosels,
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
NAT • M. SINCLAIR-
Borrister, 8olloitor, 'Conveyancer,
Notary rube%, &o. Office -8 tewart's Block
I door North of Central Hotel.
Solicitor for the Standard Bank.
G• F. BLAIR, BARRISTER,
Solicitor, &o. Office over Stand-
ard Bauk. Solicitor for Village of Brussels.
Money to Loan at lowest rates.
M•
G. CAMERON-
• (Formerly of Cameron, Holt &
Caworou) Barrister and Solioitor, Goderiob
Ont. Office-Hamilteu ;Arent, opposite Col-
borne Hotel.
MEDICAL CARDS.
J. A. M'NAUGHTON.
M. Ir., O. D1.,
Trinity University, Fellow Trinity Medical
College, limber College of Pbymciano and
Surgeons, Ont. Licentiate of the Royal Col-
lege of Physicians aid Licentiate of Mid-
wrfery Edinbur h, t.'Tolephoue No,11,
t Residence -Mill street, Brussels.
rmportaet to Breeders mid:Horsemen,
Eureka
veterinary Caustic Balsam.
A reliable
and speedy
remedy for
Curbs,
Splints,
Spavins,
Sweeney,
ata,, etc„in
HOC809 Jaw
;•ri,i'"'+'-6--`.:.-T .;t' in Cattle.
TRADE :RARE "See pampll-
let whioh accompanies every bott]e, giving
scientific, treatment in the various dieeasee,
It can be used in every case of veterinary
practice where stimulating applications and
blisters are prescribed. It has no e0PEnron.
Every bottle sold is guaranteed to give satis-
faction. Price 76o per bottle, Sold by all
1ld��rug
druggists country storekeepers, Pre-
pared
COMPANY, London, VETERINARY
114cLEOD'S
System Itonova,tor
-AND 0211011 -
TESTED REMEDIES
SPECIFIC ' AND ANTIDOTE
For Impure, Weak and Impoverished
Blood, Dyspepsia, Bloepleeenees, Palpita•
tion of the Heart, Liver Complaint, Near.
algia, Loge of Memory, Bronohitie, Con.
enmption, Gall 8tone9, Jaundice, Kidney
and Urinary Dienoee, St. Vitue' Dance,
Female Irregul!tritiet and General De.
bility.
LABORATORY, GODERICH, ONT.
J. M. MGLEOD,
Prop. and Manufaotarer.
Mg by Jimenez, Draggles, Brunch,
'i'he Business
Out'''do
Listowel College.
e.
t>=Q1/A4 To ANY IN ONTARIO.
A thorgugli, complete and praotiaal train•
ing in all template
of Qgmm9reial work,
at 0029iderebly lope than regnlae rates,
For full information apply
Itemise of Indite a Over .Pest Ulllee.
L, HARTT,
IiXSTOw!L, PRINCIPAL,
stria It dos,
9Xole alwo r ttea.
John Meiklejohn, blacksmith, met
with an accident to his eye, he having a
piece of steel 8y into it. While proceed.
ing to Listowel to have it removed the
steel dropped out, leaving an inflamed
orbit.'
L Walker, son of John Walker of
the town line Rowlett and Wattage, nat..
newly escaped toeing the eight of one of
hie eyes. While in the act of loading a
guq at hie home, it went off, one of the
grains of shot striking the corner of hie
eye and piercing the eyelid. Fortunately
they eyeball wag not injured.
orad.
7
tea .
Some fiend poisoned Edward Haggitt'e
St. Bernard dog and 11 hene a few days
ago.
Thou. Shobbrook, of Hallett, -killed a
three year old sow that weighed 630
pounds when dreeeed,
Miee Maud King left lest week for an
extended visit with friende in Detroit,
Rochester and Edint, Mich.
The firet monthly fair of the 0eaeon
for
the sale of horses o ee n
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It .v. W. Rigsby, of Kincardine, former•
ly of Blyth, preached missionary someone
in the Methndiet oharoh here on Sunday.
Isaac Brows bee purchased the house
and lot on ]ling street owned by Alex.
McKenzie, of Heneall, and occupied by
C. Hamilton. The price paid was. $875.
The anniversary eeryioeg of St.
Andrew's church will be hold on the 27111
inet, Rev. E. R. Hatt, of Ingersoll, will
officiate and on the Monday evening fol.
lowing will deliver a lecture on the
'Reign of Queen Vidtoria,"
A royal welcome was being arranged
for Archie MaQuarrie, who, it was ex
petted, was returning from Bouth Africa
on the Rossiya Castle. His father re-
ceived a letter from him Monday after.
noon of Net week stating that he bad en.
listed for naother six months.
IA into w el .
Influenza sad grip are becoming preva-
lent in town.
The engine and boiler for tbe new
furniture factory have arrived and are
being got into position.
Oswald Scott, of the Sohool of Mining
Engineering, Kingston, spent the bolt•
deem with his parents in town,
Miee Annie McKenzie, who bee re-
cently passed the Normal at Toronto,
has been engaged to teaoh in the P,atte.
vine public ached this year:
The annual Missionary eerment' of the
Lietowel Methodist 'thatch were preach,
ed by the Missionary Secretary, Dr.
Sutherland, on Jan. 6, morning and even.
fug,
J. K. Brinker has given up business in
town, end the store which he occupied on
Wallace street is being taken possession
by M. McGillivray and 3, R. Grant, wh i
are opening out a general store.
Atter an illness of about two years,
Hugh Hamilton, of the Eton boundary,
East of the town, passed away on the
last day of the old year, Deceased was
in hie 47th year and was unmarried,
having lived with Pie brothers John and
James and sister Catherine on the bome-
etead, where hie father, the late Bugh
Hamilton, died about 18 years ago.
The fire brigade was oalled out on Mon.
day evening of laet week by an alarm
that tbere was afire at the flax mill.
Fortunately it was not very serious, some
of the ehievee used for packing around a
tank outside the building having become
ignited. The fire was eoo0 extinguished
after a line of boas had been laid to the
mill from the hydrant at the tannery.
How the fire started is a myetery,
Flown To Atoms.
The old idea that the body sometimes
needs a powerful, draetiu, purgative pill
ben been exploded for Dr. King's New
Life Pills, which are perfeotly barmlese,
gently stimulate liver and bowels to expel
poisoupes matter, oleanee the system and
absolutely cure aonetipation and sick
headache. Only 25o at G. A. Deadman'e
drog store.
.8.twoort.
A sad accident happened to the infant
child of Wm, Holmes one day recently.
It fell ont of bed and broke its collar bone.
Jae. and Mre. Baker, formerly of the
9,h eon., Elrea, and now of Brandon
• Hills, Manitoba, oelebrated their golden
wedding on Deo. 21.
At Napoleon, Va., on Deo. 15, a sea
was bora to W. S. and Mre. Bowman.
Mre, Bowman was formerly Miee Eva
Hastings, of Atwood.
William Wherry has been eleoted
truetee for a third term for S. S, No,
7, Elma. The other trustees are Wm.
Bell and Thos, Smith. '
Mre, D. G. Audereon ie i11 in the Strat-
ford Hospital, It ie said:to be typhoid
fever contracted from waiting upon her
brother, A. E. Pelton, at Innerkip.
At the annual meeting of the Elma Re-
form Aesociation the old offioere were re.
elected, viz t Pres., T, G. Ballantyne ;
Viae Prea„ James Dungan ; Seo.-Treae.,
Jae. W. Dickson, John Brown, M, P.
P., wag present and addressed the moat•
At the annual meeting of the Elma
Conservative Aesooiation the following
officers were re.eleotnd for the ensuing
year: Pres„ Wm. Bell ; 1st Vitae Pres.,
Hugh Richmond ; 2nd Vital-Pree., L.
Luoae t 8eo'y.Treae,, Wm, Graham.
The various committees were also re.
elected,
The Independent Order of Foresters
have elected °Moere for the ensuing
year as follows : C. R., T. G. Tennant ;
V. C. R., M. Miake ; F. S., E.'Ternbull
R. 8„ A. M. Sweeten ; Chap., Jno.
Cuthbertoon ; S. W., D. Smith ; J. W.,
Alex,awren e '
L o S. B., Robt. Nesbitt ;
B., Wm, Malley; Anditore, R. S.
Pelton and M. C0rei0,
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gte9 Code, of Trowbridge, oop1meueed
her third year ae letlolter ut H. S, No, 7,
ata ealary of 3810, Mies Oodo f0
e good teacher and has given general sat•
iefaotion througho.t title oeetlen.
',Pbe Opunojl et Blum for 1901 will
stand ao :entree t -.-•'leave, Jae, Denalds
eon ; Coun8illore, Wm, 0oatee, S, O.
Rothwell, Wm, Wherry and Thoe,
Smith, All elected by ecelamation.
The anneal meeting of the Presby.
tartan shush wee held Saturday
afternoon, 29th ult. From the agditore'
statement we learn that 31,578,16 were
raised during the peat year from all
9008080, including $869 from pew rants,
$618 84 trope collections, apd 3103 ter
Century Fund. Expenditure, 31,573 15
lees $73 76 tenth on band. Rev. Mr, Me.
Leod'e stiplud ie 31,000.
Grew.
Next Monday the new Caution will
meet for organization,
Jam. Brown ie rushing 'things Along
with hie grain chopper and etraw cutter
this season.
Jno. Grant was re-eleotodtrustee for
Shine's Boltool fur tbie term at the reoeit
school meeting.
Jno, 8. Crerer, who was home from
Stratford Collegiate for the holidays, re
turned to hie work last week,
The Trowbridge butter factory Bold its
Jamie,y make to %ere, Ballantyne, of
Stratford, at 21e cent Ifper pound.
The T n
h manual meeting
of the Silver
r
Corners cheese factory will be held on
Friday, Jan, 11, 1901, at 1.30 p. m.
Silver Corners' cheese factory bait dia.
posed of ite January batter to Ballan.
tyne & Bone, Stratford, at 22o per Ib.
Samuel Lamont, 7th eon., returned to
Seaforth Collegiate last Monday after a
holiday visit home. He will write for a
2nd dam oertifioate neat Summer,
Grey farmers are dropping into cattle
feeding at a rapid rate and are realizing
that it ie the proper paper both for the
good of the land and thei
r o k
P
o ate ae.
well.
Calder Bros sold a two.year-old Dar
ham heifer to an American rancher for.
the tidy sum of $100 00. She wee bred
from Andrew Hislop'e Durham bull. It
pays to keep good stook.
A little daughter of Jae. Armstrong,
lOth000., has beeo quite ill with en at.
took of paralyeie of the limbo, but ie
making favorable progress and we hope
she will aeon be fully restored to perfect
health and vigor.
ReozenoN•-Geo, and Mre; Longmire,
who were married on Deo. 26th, were
given a most enjoyable reception Friday
eve at the home of the bride's pareote,
Jae. sod Mre, Longmire, Heufryn.
About a hundred gaeete were preeeot to
welcome the young maple, who are gen.
eral favorites in the oommanity, A
pleasant evetting was spent by all and a
dainty and eamptuoae eupper was par•
taken of. Mr. Longmire and bride will
make their borne at Minnedosa, Man„
where he holds a good position on the C.
P. R., and ie esteemed alike by employers
and employees.
A Deep Mystery,
It is a myetery why women endure
back•tehe, headeobe, Nervooeneee, Sleep.
baseness, melancholy, fainting and dizzy
spells when thoneande have proved that
Electric Bitters will quickly enre snob
troablee. 'I suffered for years with kid.
ney trouble," writes Mre. Phebe Charley,
of Peterson, Ie., "and a lame back pain-
ed me eo 1 could not dress myself, but
Electric' Bitters wholly cared me, and,
although 73 years old, I am now able to
do all my houeework," It overcomes
oonstipation, improves appetite, gives
perfeot health. Only 50e at G. A. Dead.
man's drag store.
<7rie.nbciao fr.
Miee MoDonald is home from Calgary,
N. \V. T., on a visit to relatives and
friende.
The 12th con. is going to get a hustle
on next Beason in the building line. A.
mo0g some of those who are to engage in
thio kind of work is Philip Ament who
will raise the baro on hie farm, East of
here, and pet atone stabling ander it.
Ohne. More ie working the farm and look.
ing carefully after it. Mre. Gorealitz
will bave a barn built, 40x52 feet, with
modern stone etabline and is making
preparation for it. A 50 foot square barn
and dement stabling will be put up by J.
Knight, the oontract being in the kande
of John Molrter, of Brussels. The old
barn will be pulled down and timber
utilized for the new one.
ADDRESS AND PRESENTATION. - New
Year's eve 0 jolly company, to the num
ber of about 65, drove over from Ethel
arriving at the manse about 11 o'olook.
They were the members and adherents of
the Presbyterian oharoh of that place.
Although heavily armed (with baskets)
their invaeion was one of goodwill and
pease eo that a hearty. welcome was their
portion from Rev. Mr, and Mre. McRae
and family. Shortly after their arrival
Mies It, Spence read tbe following kind
ly worded address and Mies E. Welsh
presented the pastor with a floe won far
coat and Mrs. MoRas with a puree of
money :
To The Rea. D. B. McRae.
DEAR PASTOR, -We, the members apd
adherents of Etbel Presbyterian oharob,
wishing to show in some tangible form
our sincere appreciation of year eervioee
se our pastor during the past 24 years,
take mush pleasure in presenting you
with this coat, hoping you will reoelve it
in the spirit in whioh it ie given, and
that you may enjoy it to its full extent.
We sincerely hope that your labors
smong 00 will be crowned with 9000090
in the future as they have bean in the
past. And to you, Mrs. McRae, we have
felt that you have ehown a deep interest
in our epiritoal welfare, and although
domestic dutiee have palled you home, we
have been remembered et the throne of
Grace and the results have been cinch ea
?Italy a praying pastor and hitt wife can
nave with his people, and we beg you to
accept this email sum of money ae e
alight token of our regard and esteem for
you. Oar prayer ie that you both may
be long spared to be the instruments in
the hando of God in winning many more
peeoioue eoule to Christ. Signed on be'
belt of the members and adherente of
tbe Ethel Presbyterian obarob,
R, H. Croon,
&01000 OAnPRELL,
Soma Wnee$.
The reply wag full of those sentiments
that are likely to be the outcome of gen•
eroeity and good fellowehip on the part of
the donors and the hearty thanks of the
re2ipiente. It did all preeeot good and
will abide, The night was very pleasant-
ly paused in vocal and instrumental
moeio, carpet ball, eco , and ae the de
PP (to 0f the olil year w:rya t balm the
oompany gang it out and9100med lu the
POW year and New Centwith 1909,
A flue repeat wee served and the well
pleaeed vieitoroleft for their respeo1ive
homes withimany good wishes ler filo pee.
for and hie estimable family whish were
veryjheartily reciprocated, It Wen oely e
few worke ago that the Oranbrook young
people bad donated Rev, Mr. McRae a
brand new Perinea Iamb 041160 pale Of.•
gaantlete so that he can bid defanoe to
Jack Frost ee he attende to the daalee of
his parieb. The reverood gent'epean
weenie to thank the kind friends of both
Cranbrook and Ethel for their highly ap-
preciated and tjdely gifts and wiehee for
ell the blessing of God which moketh
rich and addoth no sorrow. Your eorrae-
pendent expecte the pastor will preach
better than ever now.
t
WEDDnion
an Bs, -The Deming, (Wash
Proipector 'nue :-They merrily ohimed
for another couple--Inman-MoDougall
A very quiet wedding was solemnized s
the home of Dan. McDougall; Deming
Washington Ter., on Tuesday evening
Dee, 18 at 5 p. m. The 0ontraoting per.
sone were Earl J. Inman and Miee Lizzie
McDougall, both' of Deming, Rev. W. A.
Sample, D. D., ohl:dating. Those prep•
ent at the ceremony were : Mre. Inman,
Mrs. Crisman, Dan. MuDongall and Dr.
and Mre. Sample. Immediately after
the happy couple were united a delectable
weddin
g
dinner
was tweed to which
ample justice
doge. At 8 80 p. m.
the door bell rang end the Ladies' Aid
of the Presbyterian church watered in
the following gusts ; Mr. and Mrs.
Zwick, Mr. and Mre. Green, Mr. and
Mre. Marshall, Mr. and Mrs, Bell, Mr.
and Mrs. Baldwin, Mr. and Mre. Shupe.
way, Mr, and Mre. Johnston, Mr, and
Mre, Mitchell, Mr, and Mre. H, B, Niles,
Mr, and Mrs. Neville, Mr. and Mrs, T.
Jones, Mr, and Mre. Hoig, Mr. and Mre.
Garvin and Mr. and Mre. D. A. Griffin.
After congratulations ratalati
one tb
e evening wa
e
pleaeantly apent in mueia on violin and
guitar by bride and groom, sued shat
and games. Supper was served at 11 p.
m., after which the guest(' departed wish-
ing ear. and Mre. Inman much happiness
and prosperity. The bride ie one of our
most popular young ladies having been
organist to the Presbyterian aharab eiooe
owning here. She wag also teacher of
the Juvenile choir. The groom ie a prom
inent busioeoe mac of this place, coming
here a year ago from Sao Francisco.
Mr, and Mre. Inman will make their
future home here and have the good
wishes of their many friende and ao•
gaaintanoes," The bride ie the yonngeet
daughter of Donald MoDougall, of Oran.
brook, and her many old friende, Ton
Poem included, will be a unit le wishing
her and her husband many years of
bappioeee and prosperity.
ZVI orr.ee.
Miee Lizzie Sellere apent Sunday on
the let non.
New Council will meet next Monday
for organization.
T. Pepper, of Grey, visited at Eli
Sellers' Leet week.
Geo. Pierce, jr., is home from Mani•
toba for the Winter.
T. Holmes, of Turnborry, Melted at I.
Ferrand'e on Sunday last.
W. J. Lough, of Bayfield, called on
friende on the 8th line last week.
Robt. Garniee ie home from Hyde
Park and ie spending a few weeks ander
the parental roof,
Mre. J. 3. Lynn, an old and well-known
resident of Morrie, died suddenly at
Formosa on Dec. 29.
Mre Jno, McCall, of Holyrood, Bruoe
Co., was Melting her parents, Win, and
Mre. Marshall, last week.
Duncan Allison, of Belgrave, leaves
for Goderioh this week where he will at.
tend the Collegiate Institute.
Mr. and Miee Benner and Stanley
Oode,•ot Alvineton, were tbe guests of
Councillor and Mre. Code feat week.
Chao. Rattan,
who has spent the past
year on the let con., lett last week for
Chicago where he has secured a eituetion,
May aimless attend him is the wish of hie
many friends in Morrie.
Miee Carrie Soaoh, who has been visit.
ing at her home, con. 8, for the past three
weeks, returned to Toronto on Tuesday
of this week. Her mice, Blies Martha
Ingram, a000mpanied her and will take a
position in the Queen City.
No doubt in some parte of the world
the days of bravery have indeed expired,
bot not ea in Morrie, for here the air
ie pregnant with that famous ballad "I
want to be a Soldier" Bung by a number
of our noble young enthusiasts. How-
ever, one of these young enthusiasts is
not eo brave RS he would have ue believe
for Doe evening not long ago while 901 in
a sleigh with a number of other young
people, and while the air was yet vibrat-
ing with the notes of the song, be Celled
to the driver to stop the sleigh until he
had time to pat in his feet.
1109EnT TRAouArn DEAD. -A former
reeideot of tbie township in the person
of Robert Simeon' Tragnair died at hie
residence, Glen Morrie, Welwyn, Aseini.
bola, on Deo. 22nd. He was a native of
Scotland and resided in Morrie for a
number of years with hie father's family
on the farm now owned by John Rich.
mond. Re went to the Northwest 18
years ago but returned two years later
and married Margaret, third daughter of
Won. U. Scott, of Morrie, who survives
him w ith six children. Por tbe last few
years he had been ailing with kidney
trouble, whioh was the cause of hie
death. He lett many warm friende in
this gelation who regret to bear of hie
death.
HYMENEAL, -One of the most pleasing
events of the season took plaoe at the
residence of Thoe, and Mre. Code, of
Morrie, on Wednesday, tan. 2ad, when
their eldest daughter, Mies Sadie, was
married to W. 0. Laidlaw. The sere.
mo0y wee performed by Rev. G. MoQnil.
lian, of Blyth, in the presence of a few
of the relativee and immediate friends of
the oontreating parties. The bride, who
is one of the fairest of the daughters oe
Morrie, wag beautifully dressed in white
organdie and was given away by Duncan
Allison, of Belgrave. The Wedding
Marob wee played by Mies Annie Laid.
law, sister of the groom. The bride re-
ceived many beautiful and costly gifts, fn
evidence of the high esteem in which ebe
le held. The young 000ple will make
their Home on lot 8, con. 9, Morrie, TEE
POST joine with their many friende in
wishing them many happy, proeperoue
years.
Wm. Bernard Wallace has been tip.
pointed Judge of the County Court for
Halifax County, in plane of the late
Judge John eton.
REAL ESTATE,
j'0B :.ora : - A BEAUTIFUL
hi„noou queen etroet, fur010Liod or
wi0110818, at a hoogain, A ::pply to
At194 7891, OAAII I3BLL, Bruise's,
GOO!) FARM OF 142i ACRES
fol• sale, being Lot 81, 004, 7, Gro
Boole attitude for two /aniline: it required,
8ehoolhouse, eburoh anti tweet the Villagpe
of Ethel on part of t11dm lot. Apply to JOHN
00Bf71t,Bthel Carriage Werke, 2M
.(`FARM FOR SAL +,--l3EINf
1,01 2, Oen, 12, Rimy centalnin 100
neves. Goad stook or grain farm, pond
frame hoose and bank barn ; two good wells;
eight wee of Fall wheat and laud all in a
good state o1 cultivation, 11'or particulars
apply to 10219 A10FADDLr8,
20.11 Brussels' P. 0,
FIOR SALE IN ETBEL "Y1L-
2409.-The property of the late John
Blllott, uoneieting of a solid brick house
with frame kitoheu nuc'. woodshed, good
stable and d Pore of land, all in 0r0t.olase
condition, Ifnotsold' will be rented, Poe•
session at any time, Icor pa,ttoulere apply
to Wee 800000, lethal; ALEX. PA''TEngoN
Galt ; or not, Afa2Epver, Aft, Poroat• 2000
-1 . CLASS FARM FOR
BALE, -Lot 17, con. 9, Township of
Grey.
fromai;4ueeele and or tailes from v111u0e
of Ethel. All cleared excepting 6 acres of
hardwood bush. Buildings and fences in
good repair, Good wells. All Fall plowing
,lona, pride and terms of Deyment on ap-
plication nn to
W, M BI
AIB
29-1,0 G
f Bay
rrister or
!Go Tirusee Ie.
VARA,/ FOR SALE 150 ACRES
o1 the
Consisting of Lot 80, South¢ and
Wawa•
nosh.
ell aopp This
with god spring water.r.'blt le
situated about 9 miles from the thriving Vil-
lage of Blyth. A largo parte( it le under
melee. Buildings and fenoee aro to a talr
state of repair. Easy terms of payment will
be given. For all information apply to
11-tf G, F. BLAIN, Barrister, Brussels,
FARMS FOR SALE. - 100
acres In the
Township f
b! o H
p owtok be-
ing Lots e
IS and 1
8 a Con
0 ; 80
sores aro
with
and 20 mires o buh ; bunk acre
with ewue stablcollar,
uuoodu thriving
n g o hams
Farm with bolted, A good thriving orchard.
Farm le situated in
S mhos from 4Vroberry,
beim;
North oatiu the Township of Turnborry,
an gra0, 20 Half
of of bush; ] frrame burn and
log house ; a good spring. For further par-
t:oulate apply to ALEX, HISLOP,
'L1.4m Wroxeter Y.0.
Patents Guaranteed.
Our tee returned it we fail. Any one send-
ing sketch and desoription of any invention
will promptly receive our opinion tree con-
cerning the patentability of same. How to
obtalu a patent" Bent upon request. Pat-
ents secured through no advertised for sale
at our expense, Patents taken out through
ne receive 90E0IAL 1401I00, without &large,
in TREE PATENT ItnooaD, an illustrated and
widely circulated journal, consulted by Man-
ufacturers
FREE.and Addreee Investors.
VIDTORn J.Send for mple
EVANS &
(M., (Patent Attorneyej Eyans Building,
Washington, D, O,
Spectacles
S'7"CJRtE'r
131.17'1111-1,
Winter Goods Must t Co I
There 0200 three menthe of the coldest weather in theeat• yet
before yea. Get ie year supplies at the low priest' w0 are offeri g, We
have oomtueooedetookteking sod find that in some linea we have More
gouda than we slimgld have at this lime of the year, but they must ell go
it good quality and low prioee will Bell them. Profit leant of thequestiop,
All we look for now ie to get first coat, or in some 00900 lees, for the goods,
Leak at these prises ;
Heavy all wool Kitchener Tweed, regular prise 75o, for 500.
Men's heavy Home -merle Double Mitts, regular price 85o, for 250,
Meu'e heavy Wool Books, regular 180, 2 pair for 23a,
Mee's wool -lined Kid Gloves, worth 75a, for 60e,
Men's heavy Frieze Ulotere,'lined with tweed, high storm Dollen,
regular price 35.60, for 3395.
Men's rubber -'iced Frieze Ulster's, )sigh storm collar, bank strapand
tab, regular prise 39 60, for 37 95.
Boys' Frieze Dieters, regolar $4, for 32.95.
Ladies' Beaver Jackets in fawn and blank, lined with satin, port
buttons, perfect fitting, worth 38 00, for $5 75.
Ladies' B. aver Jaokete, in brown and blank, Hoed with mercerized
eatana, regular 35 50, for 33 76,
Heuvy Pitney Drees Goode, regular prioe 40a, for 25o.
Oar epaae will not allow 0e to quote prises in every department but
t1I
we would say If you wont anything in Dry Goode Clothing Boots and
Shoes, Millinery and Fore,
you can save from
15
to 30 per
cent buying
g
now.
Read 11118 Alluenilceeu1wree
I
And then if you require any of the following lioee (which yon
uudoubtedly met) it will be to your 10190081 to pall and see our goods
ae we are in a position to offer you the beet obtainable on the market
at the very lowest poaeible prices. Here are some of them :---
-Highest Grade British Columbia Salmon at 13o per oan.
-Speoial lines of Blue Ribbon Ceylon Tea at reduced prices,
-Gold Blaen Lanterns at 750.
-Call and see our Lampe just arrived from Montreal at prioee
from 20a to 32 -the greatest bargains of the day.
In our Boot and Shoe Department you will find everything up-tad/de
end at the very lowest prioee ever quoted :-
-Ladies' Fine Shoes from 25o up.
-Men's Fine Bhoee from 900 to 63.00.
-We have in stook the very latest in Meo'e Leather Leggings.
-We aleo oarry a well aeeorted line of the Celebrated Granby
Rabbere and Overshoes at the very lowest prices.
TR -Bring on your Butter, Eggs and Fowl. Yon will get the beet
value for them yon ever received.
W: INNES, Jamestown.
-OF ALL HINDS -
Fitted to Correct all
Failures of Eyesight,
and your Eyes tested FREE by
latest Optical methods at
Division Court Office,
BRUSSELS,
SHINGLES
British Columbia
Red Cedar Shingles
AND --
North Shore
Pine and Cedar
FOR SALE AT THE
Brussels Planing IIills
Also Doors and Sash of all Pat
terns on hand or made to order
at Short Notice.
Estimates Punished 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
Bookstora
Will be sold at Low
Prices.
xxxx.x
e11Shod�
Buys and Girls
,,. They need good, 11
strong, warm shoes •
-
720 paper in the soles,
nothins but solid leather and honest
stitching.
Our school shoes are neat, 13
They keep their shape.
They pease the parents because
they wear so well.
DOWNING BROS.
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Down go the
Price of Furs.
To those who have not purchased
all they require in the Fur line we
would say that anything we have
now left on hand will be sold very
much below actual value. Our
assortment is still good so now is
the time to make your selection
before the Choicest articles are
picked out.
STRACHAN,