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..,,to LI are excellent preparatiaua, either
Build up the System
idt
Prevention is better than sure. We have •prepara-
ti.uns that will strengthen you and enable you better to resist
troubles that take hold of the weak. We can give you a choice
of several.
For Poultry and Stock !
We have just received a fresh stock of Poultry Spice -
3 lb. package only 250. .Also Boyal Horse and Cattle Spice,
, saute size and price. Have you tried Herbageum ? We have
it also, We aim to keep a full stock.
Druggist, Optician and
G. A. DEADMAN
Bookseller.
GRANS TRUNK RAILWAY.
904013(1110 EXTENSION W. 0. & 8,,
Truing /save Brussels Bta0ion, North
and South, as follows:
G00120 BOOT1, GOING Swum.
Alxprosa 7:10 a.m.1 61911 ....2:10 p.m
Mixed........ 9:450,m.Express ,..... 8:17 p.m
road Naas Item.
A obiel's among ye Lakin' notes,
An' faith he'll prent it.
®sol-
Ptlervo Llbrary Board will meat 00
1'ri4OY "alternoan et 4 o'elook, in 1119
Library.
0,14 R,—Shlpplpg ie livening uo se
the 4d, , li, puttee tine past weep 3.
Qnveulo9k shipped 2 We of hay; M09era.
Baelterand Qraham, goitre of wheat, a
ear of mute and a oar of peas ; Me9era,
Clegg & !Dames, a Para cattle l and Geo.
Beat, a leer et lambs,
00, C9neendon f3owelAN wee drafted 0n
the Finance and Edp9ati913 Committees
et 0130 Co, Coulon last week. Be is
913airman of the Meteor. W. H, Kerr
hap a place on the Lraeeative, Spooial and
Hoose of Refuge Committees, WWi139
Chairman of the ae000d named.
C. 0. F.—The monthly open meeting
in oonneotion with the 0, C. F, Court,
Repsgele, was held on Tue0day evening
when an interesting and enjoyable pro•
gram wae presented 110 !chows ;—In8tr1-
mental, violin and organ, Mr. Betide and
Dire. Thomson ; solo, Jae, Jenne ; Nolo,
Geo. Thomson ; speech, Wm, muter ;
inatrumeatal, Mina Miller, Mr, Brown
and Mr. Frain ; 9010, Ale$. 1.11;03801
lnetrnm9ntal, Mr. Rands and thee.
Thomson ; "God Save the Niug." Wm.
B)89bi11 noted as chairman,
ArrtanstQH.—Another death has 0l].
Ara ed is the mnoh.bereaved Pelton'
family, of lunerkip, Mrs. Pelton died at
the bospitai, at Wood')took, Sunday, of
typhoid fever. Seven, weeks ago the
father, Gibeon Felton died from it. Not
long afterwards Mrs. Woods, of Galt, a
married daughter of the deceased, sue.
*embed to the game disease. She bed
been nursing her father. Meantime the
mother sad another daughter and a Son
New veterinary in town. See birth
notice:
Son inside peeeeforintereetingtoketoh-
es of the late Queen and the new King.
SAMMY wilt be observed as a m0m0r.
tai day as a tribute of respect to our late
Queen wh09e burial takes place that
day.
D. A. Lower has disposed of over 800
porde of stove wood this Season.
Although not all delivered yet teams are
heeling every day,
PARLoo 80010.) at the residence of J.
Armstrong, 10th 0012., Grey, next Tues.
day evening, Sleigbe will loavenee POST
Pabliehing House between '7.90 and 8
o'olook.
E. 0. DONFORD & BON are moving this
week to the store vacated by A. R. Smith.
It will afford them tine premises for the
display of their goods. They are putting
in a large stook of Ready made Cloth.
Me in addition to their usual lines.
Bona SOCIETE COLLECTORS: Will all
the Bib e Society 'Collectors who have
not made their returns kindly do so with-
in the next two weeks if possible. The
reporr8 as far 80 received are quite en
oonraelog being in 8dvanoe of last year.
TUE CANADIANS' PART.—Daring the past
weeks the part which the Canadian
soldiers took in the capture of General
Oronjeat the battle of Paardeberg has
been .told and retold by the greatest
authority on the subject—General, Bob'
erts—and several of bio leading ofiieere,
The pioture which is given free by The
Weekly Globe to its yearly subscribers is
pronounced by those who were there a
vary accurate description of the scene.
A sample et it 000 be 0080 at this office.
It should be in every home in Canada.
A ties named McKenzie MIS is in
trouble at Guelph for getting money by
false pretences in connection with bie
buainees as agent Of a Collecting Agency.
He may have to answer a more eerier&
charge as he had a little experience with.
I)r. Toole, of Brussels, that was rather a
dangerous role to play. 10 connection
with tbe collecting business the Dr. gave
him hie note for $10 and Mr. Milts
foolishly made out et new one for $15,
name e and sold the
forged the do
g
notcrooked as
•i a
. e Ama who will be s
that ehonld be put where the doge won't
bite bite him and lee will likely get there
all rlpht.
83ne Hume Been., Goderioh—To be
major, Capt. D, Holmes, vice J. Wilson,
retired. To be captain, Lieut. 8, DeF.
Grant vioe D. Holmes, promoted. To 1e
lieutenant, Second Lieutenant J. Galt, to
complete establishment. Provisional
Second Lieut. R. E. Davis having failed
to qualify, hie name is removed from the
FINE eleiehing.
DIVISION Nutt next Wednesday.
HORSE Fair Thursday of this week.
VILLAOR Council next Monday evening..,
8090011 Board Friday evening of next
week.
A. 0. U. W. Friday evening of this
welt.
Elea EDWARD'S Birthday comes on
Nov. 9211.
LARGE quantities of green wood le being
delivered in town.
WEnnmo next Wednesday evening.
Braeeels supplies the bride.
Doo. Mom attends to several streets
with his 9uow plow with neatness and
dfepatob.
Taos, t+Tawene ban closed up hie barber
gbop in town as be o8me to the wise coo
elusion that three was one t0 'many.
G. T. R AGENT Hens has been endeavor-
ing to keep on his "pita" and still have a
eatoh-as.oatah-can with la grippe Chia
week.
WATCH Lose.—Leet Saturday a ladies'
gold hunting ease watch wae 1091 in Brus-
sels. A suitable reward will be paid by
leaving it at THE Pon.
Tau stook of M. R. Campbell, Garfield
Home, Brueeele, amounting to $4,280,
will be offered for Bale in London on
Mooday next at 2.80 o'clock. A number
of parties have been here looking through
it.
A 08ernt0 party from town, oonsieting
i enter,
11,1 a H
of lase Annie Beattie,
M s
Irwin an
Jean MoLaaohIm and Belle Ir d
J
W. J. MoCranken Jae. Thomson, Geo.
Irwin, Joo. Beattie, Gas., Duna. and
Geo. MoLauchbn, visited Wroxeter.
Thursday evening of last week and report
a. fine time.
Clean or Taoaos.—R. Leatberdale and
family desire to express their heartfelt
thanks to the many kind friends who, by
word and deed, did en moob t0 aid them
during the Meese and subsequent deoe880
of their daughter and slater. It was
most highly appreciated, too much so for
words to express.
LAST November a suit was tried ab
Parry Sound between R. F. Blair and
Mr, Chew, et al, to recover damages for
flooding land in driving loge. Judgment
was given, this week, for plaintiff for
$140 and order to remove obstruotione,
with coats of action to the plaintiff.
Barrister Blair, of Brussels, who ie a
brother to the plaintiff, was on the win.
ming side and wears a oorreeponding
001110.
Dnrvmo Pian Asao.—The annual meet-
ing of Brussels Driving Park A8e00iation
was held at the American Hotel on Fri-
day evening taut. After the annual re.
port was oard
of Dtx oto t a wae Maclean forbe resented tbe parent
year :-3. D. Warwick, V. S., P. Soott,
R. Williams, Joo. Hewitt, N. F.
Gerry, S. Wilton and S. Beattie, the lat-
ter taking the place of Jim. Amens. F.
B. Soottbo the Sere-Treas. $16 wae re-
ported on hand to the credit of the Aaao.
elation.
MRs. ELLIOTT PAMIRS AMY.—Word wae
reoeived heretheother day giving the
sad news that Mrs. A. F. Elliott, of
•'Alexendoe, Mao., formerly Mies Mary
Fitzpatrick, of Braeeele, bad departed
this life 00 Wednesday evening of last
week. She gave birth to twin Sone at
noon that day and died at 9 et. in. One
of the babies also paoeed .away. Mr.
Elliott woe away at Brandon on business
and did not get home until his wife had
gone to the spirit world. Two daughters
and a eon are left to his dare. The fuo.
Brat took place 00 Fridley. Mr. Elliott
will be amended einoere eympathy in his
nnlooked for bereavement.
list of oMcers of the 801190 militia.
Supernumerary Second Lieut. H. N.
Jordon to be taken on the establishment
provisionally. To be ae000d lieutenant
provisionally, L. 0. Armstrong, gentle.
man, vioe J. M. Keine, retired. To be
second lieutenant (supernumerary), W.
J. Heamao, geotloman.
SLIPPERY 81919.1190.—A citizen of Mt.
Forest baa written to the Repreeentabive
of that place as follows : Allow me to
suggest to 1130 town fathers a plan of
minimizing the danger of one otherwise
excellent stone walks. The suggestion
is that the Connell procure a few loads of
Olean, sharp sand and distribute it to the
shopkeepers for nee in front of their res
peotive stores. If the sidewalks are kept
clear of snow and the Band is sprinkled
on them the elipperynees will be .entirely
removed. My apology for making the
eaggeetion is an experience of atone side.
waike in several towns and cities and of
the use of eleen sand as the only eatie.
factory remedy for their slippery eon-
dition.
FoRRIVELL BUMPER. -- The Wingbare
Times of last week eaye of a former
Bresaelite ;—"Duncan Stewart, who has
been in Colin A. _Campbell's drag store
for the past three years, left Thuroday
morning for Toronto. On Wednesday
evening a, farewell sapper was given at
the Dingley House by hie young friends.
A splendid spread was prepared by the
hostess. After doing justice to this part
of the program, the young men spent a
very pleasant evening in song, speeohee,
etc. Mfr. Stewart is a young man who
had many friends in town and be will
leave here with best wished for a bright
and proeperone raters." The above
mentioned young gentleman ie a eon of
Alex. Stewart, Queen street, Brunets.
A r98TI9N of the Co, Oouooil report 10.
provided No of thio issue but will appo49'
next week,
'1', A, Hawklae le in Termite) Dile week
writing et en examieetion in 00aneethen
With the Copservetery,
Ioepeotor Robb woe under the daetoe's
caro with au attack et la grippe title
weep. Mrs Robb and d. (l, Tack were
also on the Wok Het.
WALTER LowRY diepo10 of hie hav.
peplos horse tact week to that. Jvhoteetio
hewer) of Q940rloh, ata good 498x0,
Mr. Lowry has eta boreal] on baud at the
preemie
M1IMQa0n. SRnvroe,—A publio memorial
eerviee will be held in the Town Hall,
Brussels, on Saturday afternoon, cern'
meeeing at 2 O'olook, at which addressee
;will be given by Revds. Meagre, Rose,
H0112109 and others, relating to the life
and de9ea90 of Her Majesty Queen Vic-
toria, ,d union choir wilt lead the sing,
ing, The places of basiaees will be
Mewed.
THoe, 018009, Ex -M. P P., DEAD.—.On
Wednesday night, at 11.80 O'dook, Tem.
Gibson, the well known ex M. P. P. of
Bast$nron, pegged away at hie reel.
dance, Wroxeter. The funeral will take
plane 0n- Saturday afternoon at 2,30
o'olook, Deceased was widely known
and highly esteemed for his integrity and
manly bearing, being often referred to as
"Honest Tom Gibson." He was about
75 years of age. For some time his
health was very poor.
SouTa AFRICA —*Wednesday evening of
this week wag the date of Stanley Mo -
Keown Brown's, the war cone 9ondent
of The Mail and Empire, Trott' on hie
were sent to the hospital suffering with experiences in South. Arrant, Lie remarks
typhoid fever, The daughter died two, being illustrated by a number of moving
weeks ago. The mother wae then very pictures and stereopticon view-. The
weak; and it was known by the doe ore
that she could not recover. The boy is
getting along nicely. He will recover.
R. B. Pelton, of tbe Atwood Bee, ie a eon
of the deoeaeed 18dy. Hie old friends in
Brgeeele aympathiee with him in his
heavy affiiation.
GONE Sotto. — As intimated len last
week's ieeae of TEE POST, Lizzie F.,
eldest daughter of Richard and Jennie
Leatherdale, bade farewell to her earthly
borne and entered into rest on Thursday
of last week, at the early age r 19 years,
11 months and 18 days. Her Meese was
very brief as she did not go to bed until
the Saturday previous; although for a
ooaple of dais before that ehe felt a
dizziness in her head and had a sore
throat from toneolitie. Erysipelas fol-
lowed, going to the brain, and despite all
that could be done by physteiane, and
loving friends the passed away. Lizzie
wae born in Brussels and grew up a gen-
eral favorite with all. Site wee jolly,
generous, industrious, thoughtful and,
better than all, a Christian young
W00280 with the courage of her cowrie -
tions and worthily set an example that
young people might follow with profit.
As a pupil of the Methodist Sabbetb
school, a member of the ohnroh and
League ohoire, an aotive worker in the
League and in her ohnroh membership
ohs, displayed an activity and devotion
rarely exemplified, but the Lord had need
of ber and we believe ehe is now one of
the heavenly choir who chant the praieee
of the Saviour she loved and served.
Her young friends highly prized her
friendship both at home and abroad and
the manifest grief of the young people of
the community is not to be wondered at.
The funeral took plane on Sabbath after-
noon and wae very largely attended, over
100 000veyanoee being 0000104 in the
procession which wee beaded by the
members of the I{. 0. T. M. and L. 0. T.
ex er in
beinganoffice b r
the deo
,seed
M,
the latter. Rev. Jno.
Holm.a and
Rev. R.
Peal ooudnoted an appropriate service at
the home and Mee. W F. Stewart and
Mrs. Williamson of the Lady Maccabees
took pert at the grave in addition to the
clergymen. A memorial ode was also
song. The floral offerioes were beautiful
and so many that a sleigh was oalled in.
to requisition to take them to the ceme-
tery. They were contributed by the fol-
lowing :-Pillow, from deoeased'e home ;
anchor, K. 0. T. M. and L. 0. T. M. ;
pillow, Ino. and Mrs. L80deboro' ; oroee,
S. and Mre. Hoggard; wreath, Thos. and
Mrs. Leatherdale and daughter ; boquet,
Mies Sarah Bowes 1 boquet, Mies Mend
Haggard ; boquet of Calla Lilies repre-
sentatives of family ; anobor, Fred. Gil
pip ; arose, Mise Lizzie Sample •; wreath,
L 0. 0. F.; wreath, choir and Sabbath
aohool; pillow, girl friends in town ;
'coquet, girl friends of Seaforth ; oroee,
Harry end Mrs. Dennis, of Chatham ;
wreath, A. 3. H. Eckardt, Toronto;
boquet, Howard Hartry ; boquet, James
Thomson and Robt. McCracken ; hotpot,
Will. and Roy Ainley; boquet, Glynne
Conley 1 boquet, Dalby Kendall and
Raseell Wheeler. The pall bearers
were 1—Ira Gerry, Robt. Me0r00ken,
Wendell Holmee, Howard Hartry, Harry
Downing, Jae. Thomsoo, Leslie Neer and
Will. McCracken. Among the relatives
and friends from a distance were :—T.
and Mrs. Leatberdale and Phyllis,
Hamilton ; Jae. and Mrs. Grille, Elora ;
Thos. Grills and daughter, Mise Sarah,
Harrieton ; Mrs. Samuel Grille and
daughters, Misses Annie and Lena Li9to.
wel; Robt. and Mrs. Wilson and daughter,
Mies Bessie, Gerrie • Too. and Mrs.
Landeboro', Seaforth'' Bdward Snell,
Thos. A1liebon, Mre, Wm. Grilie, and
Mies S. Levitt, Galt; -Mrs. J. Bowes,
Elora ; Mioeee Annie and Easis Watford,.
Walkerton' Jae. and Mrs. Hallman,
Howiok; d0o. and Dire. Bray, Wroxeter;
Wm. Godfrey, Listowel ; Wm. and Mrs.
Hartry, Howard Hartry, Mies Maud Har.
try, Mies Winans Sleetb, Wee Mims Mel.
vele, Mise Mabel Young, MieaBattieMur.
ray and Fred. Hayoroft, Se„forth. In.
stead of the customary casket an emboee-
ed lavender velvet conch, padded with
white Satin, was used and as the de.
oeaeed lay there robed in a garment
of white, with tucked satin front and
chiffon Taos frills, the thought came to
"Not dead bat eleepeth." Luther Ball,
uddortaker of Wingham, who wae a
former employee of Me. Leatherdale,
conducted the funeral. To gay that the
community deeply sympathise with Mr.
and Ere. Leatherdale and family in their
midden bereavement may seem formal
lett they are, well aerated of bow
genuine it ie. In their grief is the cheer.
ing thought that their beloved baa gone
to he forever with the Lord, The Saba
bath prior to her death ebe had an im.
precision that she was not going to re.
oover and conversed quite freely of the
prospect beyond the river. Afterward
she made oertain 9tatemente to her
mother ae to the disposai of her belong -
Inge and pillowing her head on the
bosom of ber Saviour ehe bade Goodbye
to her earthly friende in the joyone
anticipation Of meeting them bye and
bye.'
O»Ir.-Last Monday night the spirit
of 0e -reline Deane, relict of the late
Ramadan Howe, took its flight. The
aged lady had passed her 86th birthday
and was well ready for the abange from
this to a brighter world. Mrs. Howe was
barn in Yorkshire, Eogland, where she
wag also married. Her husband died 44
years ago. About the year 1877 the sob -
jot of this notice carne to danada and
resided at Canning where she lived for
some time with her eon after which ehe
moved to Bengali' and made her home
with her eon, George. The etrviving
members of the family are :—James, in
England •; George, fa Brunie ; and lien.
tonin, rn Germany. Mee. : Howe was an
active woman I motherly; kindly die-
poeftioned ; and a. Christian. Her death
wae caused by a sold settling 00 the
lunge, together with old age. Deceased
wag a member of the Methodist ohnroh.
The funeral took plaoo o❑ Wednesday
afternoon, ROV, Jno. Holmes awl Bev.
R. Pahl oenducting the service. Inter-
ment was made at Brussels amatory.
audience wee not large, about a 325 house,
and the Pnblio Library, under whose
auepieee it was given, will be out instead
of in. Mr. Brown give* ratber an finer
eating a000eut of the Canadian contin-
gents and the work they did. The mov-
ing piot0res lacked olearnee9, owing 120,
doubt te the light. A number of South
African mementoes were on exhibition
in Druggist Fox's window.
FAnt1ERe IN•0r19TE. — The annual
meeting of Eaet Huron Farmers' Ineti•
tate was herd in the Town }Tall, Brus-
sels, 08 Thursday afternoon and evening
of last week. President, - Thos.-Mcll'ii1.
Ian, in tug chair. The apeakere were
&role. Hie'op, M. P. P., and Diesel's.
Shillingworth and Hallman, who dealt
with their respeotive topics in good style.
There was e. large attendance and inter-
esting dieoueeioae followed the addresses.
In the evening Rev. Mr. Holmes and
Rev. Mr. Rose, of town, were added to
the list of speakers.' and ine9rmmntal
seleotione of =Me were famished by
Mrs. Geo. Thomson and D. Ewan and a
song well snug by Mies Florence Thom.
son.
Da. R,.r.nrnur0O9 LOCATES AT BERLIN.
Dr. F. H. Halbfleieeh, formerly of Brae -
eels, has looated at Berlin, Ont. As be
is a euoeesfal practitioner of 18 years
standing and able to speak the German
language as well as English we prediot a
onoesaful parser for him in his new lo-
cation. The Dr. wished to avoid so
much Connery work and his settling 'iva
town the size of Berlin should suit him
all right and be Should anon' have as ex-
tensive ri praotioe there as he bad here.
Dr. Halbfleieob, although, comparatively
a young man, has bad a wide experience.
In 1896 he took a post graduate oonree in
Detroit and Ohicage and last year spent
several weeks in the same pity and in
801329 of the chief hospitals in the West.
The Dr., we understand, has retained
sufficient interest in Broeeals to require
an
ill
ab and we w
a
aetonal visit at lea 000
therefore have an oppertnmty of shaking
Iris hand now and then The people of
Berlin and locality will find Dr. Kalb.
fleieob "all right" whether professionally
or socially and TRE POST wtebes hfm,
Airs. Ktlbfleisoh and daughter many
happy, proeperoue years.
MATaIlIGN1AL.—A very pretty wedding
took place Monday evening at the home
of Wm. T. and 'qrs. Shaw, Buffalo, N.
, valise Mies Mary B. Walker,
formerly of Brussels, Ont., wae married
to William A. Brydon. The eeremouy
wee performed by the Rey. 0. F. J.
Wrigley. The house was prettily decor.
Med with palma and out flowers. The
bride and groom entered to the wedding
march from "Lvhengrin, rplayed byMies
Corinne Bordwell, of Alden. They were
preceded by a little flower girl, Nies
Margaret Shaw, who wore a gown of
white embroidered mall and carried pink
carnations. The bride was given away
by her aoole, Mr. Ferguson. Sbe wee
'gowned in white Persian lawn trimmed
with white eatin ribbons and carried a
shower bogoet of Bride rosea. After the
reception sapper was served for 20 pleats,
the table decorations being pink and
white roses and oarmetione. The out•of•
town guests were MfeeOorinneBordwell,
of Alden, and Mr. Maybury, of New
York. Mr, and Mrs. Brydon will be at
home after Maroh let, at No. 482, Ply-
mouth Avenue, Buffalo.
ST4XT' 4,, W 13,4NE OF Cr1X4.1)4.
2are..'9^A.q,�.T-,1Lk7 .i?.t,'D 3472.
H4410 OFFICE, TORONTO
R�sT'AL PAID UP (One Million'Ballare) 41.000.000
• 0
Agroeferin aft prim:fprtt 40ytttr in 0ntarie, Qnobee, Afnrtitotn, 04104 Stator # $ngland.
0. General BRnking Bneite000 Treneseie4, Farmers' Notes
Drafts Issued and Oplleotlone mala on all pointe,
SAViNGS RANK DEPARTMENT.
Interest allowed on Opposite of $1,00 and upwards and 00mpountied half yearly.
Smola. ATTENTION OIVEN TO TAR CoLna00I*N or Pennies' Sidi NOTES.
Il very faoility afforded Onetomer0 living ata distance.
Discounted,,
payable at any bank issued i7n 1 r $10. , , , 8o, $20 to $64 . • ,120
Molloy ;rim at the following rates t—' $10 to $20., ,,100, 80 to 40.,,,140
J. N, GORDON, AGENT.
RATE.—In Beet Wawenoeb, on Jan. rib.
to Mr. and Mrs. W. Rath, a daugh-
ter.
3,4..a.R.R20:7an.
Donor-1iRA0as.—At Solomon, Kaneae,
on Jan. 16, by Rev. Mr. Baber, Kr,
Chas. Dobson, formerly of Ftbel,
Ont., toMise Mittie, eldest daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. D. T. Skaggs, all of
Bolomon.
NrooL--NETaulr.—At the residence of
the bride's parents, on Jan. 23rd, by
Rev. Mr. McQuillan, - Mr. Jae. B,
Ni001 to Mise Maggie, daughter of
Mr. Tames Nebbery, of Raet Wawa -
11.
BREDog-008WALRER.—IO Buffalo, N. Y., On
Jan. 28, by Rev. 0. F. J. Wrigley,
Mr. Wm. 0, Brydon, of Buffalo, to
Mise Mary B. Welker, sister to
Mesas. Jim., Tboe. and Alex. Wal-
ker, of Brussels.
A Goon REOa1tt1END.—The following
recommendation from the Board of
Moorefield Methodist Oborahspeaks well
for our townsman, Thoe. Newsome, and
will do him no harm :—Moved by Jog.
Clegg,Beoonded by Geo. Crawford, that
in ounetderation of the workman Me
manner in whiob the Methodist Month,
Moorefield, Mae been done, the workman•
fillip being ae000d to none, rendering it
complete in every part and which reflects
great credit on the ability and pine taken
by Mr. Newsome, of Brissette tbe noting
partner in the contract, rendering it a
building sunk hoe given great eatiefaetion
to the Trnetoe and congregation. • It is
therefore resolved, that thi8 Trustee
Board believe him worthy of prairie for
the ebeerfal and agreeable way in which
he hag performed the flame and have
much pleasure in reoomm00diog him as
a competent man ter the performane0 of
any reeponeible and important work that
may be intrusted to him,—Oareied.
pxaD.
DENOIAN.—In Blnevale, on Jan. 22nd,
James De0meo, aged 76.
Ex.LIomm.-At Alexander, Man., on San.
23, Mary Fitspetriok, beloved wife of
A. F. Elliott aged 87 years and 10
months
nevem—In Beaeee's,'on Ian. 28th, Caro-
line Deane, relict of the late Remo.
dep Howe, aged 86 years, 4 months
and 13 days.
Ineermen81E.—In Brumaire on Jan. 24th,
Lizzie P., eldeet daughter of Richard
and Jennie Leatberdale, aged 19
years, 118nonibe and 18 days.
MIToam. —In Atwood, on Jan. 2011c,
Mrs. Mitobell, aged 87.
RAYNARn.—In Grey, on Jan. 24, Catherine
Jackson, beloved wife of Joseph
Raynard, aged 45 years.
YODNo.—In Morrie, on Jan. 20611, Eliza-
beth Young, aged 78 years.
.evamo 3u. eaxaa.
Taone8AY, Feb. 14.—Farm stook, im-
plements, honsehold furniture, &o., Lot
6, Con. 15, Grey. -Sale, anreeerved, at
L e'alook p. m. Hugh Stewart, Prop. IF.
S. Scott, Ana.
TgEnDAY, Fan. -19T41. -Form stook, im-
plements, &o. Lot 18, . con. 12, Grey.
Sete, unreserved, at 1 o'olook. Geo.
Gramm, Propt. ; F. 8. Soott, Ano.
Business 'Locals.
Caen for butter and eggs. A.Ooaeley.
CARP1T WEAvnNo.—Am prepared to at.
tend to the want') of the public) in the
weaving of rag carpet. Satisfaction as.
eared. Roas. ANnEaeo0, Elizabeth et.
SAN FrLE11 MCGREG*R owns the latest
models and patterns and can get a line of
special new sews made now for any one.
They will ltgnre high at the races. T.
MOGneeoB, saw grimmer and filer, Bette.
tele East, or McKay & Co's, hardware
Store,
WANTED.—Roll butter 22o. How' char.
'table of those who have, time to make an
1111290m0AL 0811080 of ouetemere to speak
so professionally of us. ' We pay award-
ing to the light we beve—you 40 the same.
80 your light is dim turn on the battery
instead of endeavoring to be a shade for
0820. G. E. K000, Wingham.
Dn1etT .
B09210.—In Morrie, on Jan, 15, to Me.
and Mrs. H. ,l'1., Beeman, a eon.
Jonue,—In Wingham, on .tan, 18113, to
Mr, and Mre, W. Johns, a daughter.
Mo0oen.—At fine River, en Jan. 71b, to
Mr. and Mee, A. D. McOoeh, a
daughter,
MOixnoo—In iVingbam,'on Jan, 218b, to
Mr. and Mai. D1. 11. Mofndoo, a eon.
l'EPPEa,—In nickel -smith, on Jan. 26, to
Mr. and Mrs Wm. Pepper, ason,
Rhone, --Ab Crediton, • on Jan, 9511a, to
Dr. and ars. Rivera, a eon.
SAINT —In Wingham, on, Jan. 101), to
Mr, and Mr0. R. Saint, It daughter.
Weawlox,—In neneee101 on ant, 24th, to
Mr. and Mre. 4. D,, W arwiok, a eon,
Semolina, 'Fan. 9T11,---Boueeb0ld lnrni •
tare, &o., Thomas street, at 2 o'olook.
Ino. Soot/, Prop. ; F. S. Scott, Ane.
Fall Wheel el ....
Burley .,,..• .. ..
Peas .. . •...•..
Oats
Butter, tubs and rolls
Eggs par .1nzen .
•Flour per •owt. .
Potatoes (per bush.),. ,
Applea (per bag) 50
50
Sheep ekins,each .....: 80 1 00
Lamb skins each 25 26
Salt per bbl.; retail 1 00 70
Ha. per ton 7 00 8 00
Hidetrimmed 6 61
Hides .rongh 6
Hogs. Live 0 60 5 76
Wool 15 15e•
62 86
37 87
56 57
25 26
17 18
14 ,15
25
2 2 26 Fox's Drug Store.
JAN'. 31, 1901
A Physical wreck,
Is Very frequently the condition
following 013 attach of the grip. We
find our
Beef, Wine ,& Iron
An excellent 82103elant and Nerve
Tonic in Gare, of thin kind. Give it
a trial and be ooneinoed,
For aisle only at
ONE CENT A WORD COLUMN.
Hoene and oowe for sale. JAMES
BHEDDi20, Lot 14, Con. ' 4, Morrie. 29
2 YEAR 0016 for tale. 0 Grey.
LHOLLINOzu, tot 9, Con. 10, Y.
27-11 Brussels P. O.
Goon young milob now and five young
cattle for gale. Also seven pine 8 months
old. Apply at THE POST.
COAL stoves for Bale—one large and one
medium in prime working order for -sale at
half price. Getting lur0a0ein house—no use
for stoves. J.D.RONALD.
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN,
GOOD FARM HAND WANT -
MP at pope by the year. D. WHEN.
LIE, Lot 18, Don, 18, Grey, Walton P. 0.
f� OMFORTABLE, WELL
�.
lighted and oonveniont rooms to let in
the Leckie bleak over G. A, Dead man's and
Aire. Rogers' acorea. Apply to F.-S.SCOTT.
PAPER . HANGING, DEOOR-
9TINO and House Painting done in
Workmanlike manner and on short notice.
Have had three years' expedenee in olty
work. Terms J JOHNS ON Walton! .
STRAYED ON THE PREM.
Mee of the undersigned, Lot 130, 000,18,
Grey, an aged ram. - The 01yner is reque,d,
ed to prove, property, pay expenses anti take
the animal away. JNO.MaNAUGHT
20.4 .Moneried P. 0.
TWO TH01101 BRED .BULLS
11 for sale, aged 9 and 20 months. Good
size and quality, and v71111 good predigreee.
Prices right. Also . some well brad young
°owe with calf. O, TURNIIULL,Lot 10,
Con. 10, Grey, Walton P. O. - 28.tf
rpHORO' BRED DURHil.1f
A. Bulls for aa1e. aged 1 year awl 8
months, reepeetively. Good animate with
good pedigrees. The first mentioned took
2n0 prize at East Huron Fall Show. 1000 in
a 01880 of 9. Prices right. '30,8.8PEI0.1',ot'
80, Con. 0, Morrie, Brunets P.0, - 28. -
Notice to Creditors.
All persons baying dolma against the es-
tate of Bents Gramm, late of the Township
of Grey, In the County of Huron, carpenter,
de000eed, who died on or about the 20th day
of December, 1900, intestate, aro notified to
send or deliver to A. Hunter, Brussels P. 0.,
agent for the Administrator of the estate,
on or before 030 28rd day of M=212, 1001, 'a
statement of their claims. duly verified, and
atter the last mentioned date the. Adminis-
trator will distribute the assets of the estate
among those entitled thereto. having regard
only to such claims of wbieh notice shall
then hero been received... And the Admin.
tetrator will not be 11vblefor the assets of
the estate, or any part thereof, to any per-
son of whose claim notice shall not then
have been received. Tbienotiee,le putauatt
10 the Statute in that behalf
Dated' at Brussels this Blot Jan,. 1901.
293 A. HUN rim.
Agent for Administrator.
1
•einoval dale. 1
1
Having leased the premises formerly occupied by
Mr. A. R. Smith, Weare cleayin0' out our
ENTIRE STOCK OF WINTER COODS
dell ale 1.a normsi�i'�e =. Plaxamts.
Tweed Suits
Regular $18 Snits made to order for $10 76
" 10 60
15 "
,, . 16 „ " 18 75
o 18 " " 14 50.
20 r, " 1600..
n 22 . " " 17 50
Ready-to-wear Elders
Uletereregalarlyeold at $5 75 for 34 25
" 6 00 " 4 60
750 " 550
800 " 600
8 50 " 6 50
" 10&1060 " 800
heady -to -wear
Overcoats
Beaver Cloth Coats, Chesterfield style,.
velvet collars, in blue and blank
Colors, regular $10 oasts, Bale price
$7 50
Beaver Cloth Coate, Chesterfield style,
velvet oollare, in bine Red blaolt
oolert, worth $9, a bargain at..47 00
Blank and Grey, Cheviot Coats, Chester.
field style, velvet collars, regular $14
and $15 Coate, on sale at ,$11 00
Ready-to-wear Suits t7ndorwear
Regular 60o line of Underwear for 30 37k
Blue Serge Suite, sizes 86, 87 and 88, welt
65
vs
84
1 00
0 tor.. ` 37 50
60 e
75
100..
1 25
1 50, ".
Ready-to-wear.
Double Breasted Ooats
Heavy Tweed Coate, waterproof tined,
regular $6 00 for $4 BO
Heavy Tweed Coate, Italian lining,
regular $6 50 for $4 75
Ready-to-wear
Smocks and Overalls
Blue and Grey Derry Smoobe, regular.
90e, now 70o
Rubber lined Smocks, regular $1 60,
now .. $126
Overalle, regular price $1, sale price 75o
Ready-to-wear
Trousers
Regular 32 00 ' "
" 2 60
�'. 800. -a
1 50 1
17255
6
2 726,
Furs
Only 1 Wombat Coat " 18 " 15
" 1 Wombat Coat' 16
$4,00 Fur Cape for $8 00
2 60 and $2 75 Cape for 2 00
2 00 Oapa for 1 60
Hats and Caps,
Shirts, Gloves,
Woollen Mitts, &c.,
A I I at
Cost Price.
These goods must be all cleared inside of the next four weeks as we are
adding a High Grade class of Readymade Clothing.
THESE ARE GENUINE BARGAINS.
Terms Strictly Cash 'while Sale lasts.
Er C. Munford Soni
Tailors, Clothiers and Punishers.