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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1901-2-14, Page 8Camera Free I TO introdnoe a line of !camerae we handle we will give you one free with the following outfit whioh will Peet you 01 t— 1Boy Lamp.,,, 000 1, Fibre Tray .,.. ., ROO Printing Frani) .,. , 20o 1407. Tlmboseed Nellet5 50 (� kgs. Developer Powder loo ►OU Blue Printing Paper 15o Box I ypoeulpbate tree.. 'Inetruetionefree.,... ... Will take Ove pi°tures 21x29 in. We eau give you anything you may require in Hodake or Oamerse. Stereo•Graphoscope Have you men one of these? It is for viewing both etereeoopio pictures and ordinary photographe. It makee esmuab improvement when viewing the latter as a Steresoope does with the former, and costa very little more than an ordinary Stereeoope. Eyeache and, Headache„ Eyestrain causes both. Drugs relieve only temporar- ily. a Pro- perly adjusted glasses remove the cause and effect a permanent cure. Satisfaction guaranteed. Consultation free. G. A. DEADMAN, Druggist, Optioian and Bookseller. GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY. B00TENUN E=TENMION w. a. & 0. Trains leave Brussels Station, North and South, as follows; GantnBOUTE• G0188 No5Tn. Express 718a.m.Mail 2:10 p.m Mixed ....... 9:45 a.m. Express 8:17 pan ant gehis aitems. A ohiel'e among ye takin' notes, An' faith he'll prent it. A. O. U. W. Friday evening of this week. VERT few families here escaped the grippe. Busnizas bee been quiet bet is livening tip iu tow', again. Box's of Sootland "At Home" Tuesday evening of next week. How does the address label on your Pose read as to date of payment ? BRU89ELS Horse Fair oa Thursday, Feb. 28th. It ought to be a sweeper. Seep the date io mind. THE epeeoh from the throne in both the House of Commons and Legislature may be read on the inside pages of TEE Pon. Oo0N0ILL011 AND MRS. R. HRNnmaeen was held in the Ooanoil °bomber. attended the funeral of the former's GREY BBANcE DI0EOToss.—Meeting of 000le, Joseph Habkirk, at Blyth, on Thursday of this week. W. H, lilcORACxse, of townwas one of theepe•ab makers at the Walton A. 0. U. W. Entertainment OD Tuesday evening. Mao. always fills the bill. W. Emus, 12th oon., of Grey, hauled 4} aorde of green beeoh and maple stove - wood to Breesele last Saturday et one load. It was a big ing, especially oon Meting the heavy elate of the roads from the recent en0w storm. MEeaas. OARDITE & WALESA bad an early routing oat Monday m.rniug in order to get to Ethel with the hasten for W. Pattoe's funeral in time for the 10 o'clock train. The interment was made at Hespel• r where Mrs. Panabsker, s daughter, resides. TER Ottawa correspondent of Feb. 12 says :—Dr. McDonald, Id of East Huron, n is tt.nigbt receiving congratulations upon his election as Deputy Speaker and Chairman of the oommittesof the Hoose. The election was unanimous, and it le safe to predict that she new Deputy Speaker will be ae anaoeeefal as his warmest friends could wish. HONORS AT THE OON8ERVATOAY: Ib at fords ns pleaenre to state that T. A. Hawking, well known in Brussels, wee very successful at his recent examination at the To onto Ooneervabory of Music where he wrote an the let year's coarse. He took Honors in piano and Firat Class Honors in theory. This is very credit- able, more particularly so when be pre• pared the work without attending the Conservatore mint that the minlmam isand k 10% bine igheto rthan in former yare. We wish Mr. Hawkins continued emcee8. A CEANaE FOR a HUSTLER•—Phere i8 an opportunity for one of oar young men or young women to make money with The Unique Monthly, Depew Building, New York. This Monthly, which was former ly The Penny Magazine, has now be name the standard half dime' magazine of the world. 15 wants one agent in this vicinity and will give extensive territory to the right person. Besides paying big commissions to its representative, it sends s present worth more than the pride of The Unique Monthly to every subscriber that is secured by the repro. sentative. Better address at once The Unique Monthly, Depew Bailding, New York. GUESTED. CARO Neeese.—People can- not be too-oautioos iu handling or using exploeivee as many fires result from them, This is particularly true regard ing certain Illuminants as the following will prove :—A dangerous explOeion oo• starred in Mr. Morrow's drug store in Elora recently. It appears he went to the (teller with a lighted lamp where his acetylene gas generator is located when there was an explosion in whioh be was badly burned about the head and bands and the geometer deetroyed. There semis to have been a leak whioh allowed the gas to escape and in owning is °ou- tsat with the light reused the exploslon, This appears to be an invention whish requires the greatest care in using as these explosions are becoming altogether too nameroae.—A severe and daugeroue accident happened to Mrs. T J. Hamil ton in Fergus on Thursday night. She noticed a bright light in the kitchen and on arriving there found the window frame an0 table in flame and a gaeoliue lamp flaring in a very dangerous manner, She grasped the lamp and threw it out. side, In doing so her hands end face were badly burned especially one band which was burned in places almost to the bine. The flames were soon ex tinguiebed and a phyeioiao Rnmmoced. Mise Hamilton bad one of her ankles sprained in harrying for the 'dootor, Many friends will be sorry to learn of the accident whioh wag a very dangerous ens for had the gasoline exploded it might have resulted muoh more seams. ly. !Mre, Idamilton is making Betiefao. tory progress tovtards re00very. HORSE Fair next Thursday. Men MAY DEADMAN will take a course at the Commercial College at Woodetook. A BeessILn dog owner had to put op 25 same to a town grcoer for flab appro• priated by the poodle. THE Auditors' Abstract of both the town and pub io sobool aocoante for 1900 may be read on page 4 of this ie80e. D Mo0o0tuclr, formerly of Brussels, but late of Dungannon, bas purahaeed the Grand central hotel in Hamilton and bas taken possession. Tint down comer water pipe in the postoffioe froze up Saturday night and Borst but was noticedbefore any serious damage was done by water. SRIPPIHG bas been light Weis week ow• ing to the storm. R. Graham shipped a car of oats and 2 oars of barley : A. Baker, a oar of wheat. N. F. Gerry re. °dead a oar of coal. Cnoox'e ACT.—Tuesday the proprietors of the Queen's Hotel were up before A. Renter and J. Teams J. P's, charged with selling liquor on Sunday. A somber of witueases were called and a wide diver- gence was apparent in their testimuoy, so much so that the;;enit was dismiseed. Barrister Sinclair conducted the oaae for Inspector Miller and Barrister Havers too, of Torture, defended the accused. Judgiog by street talk s„me of the wit nasties may be asked why theymade certain etetemeots on oath. There was s large atteodanoe at the Court which Direotora was held cm Wednesday after noon of this) week, Preeident Speir in the chair. Present Moen. Wa,wiek, McDonald, M,Gavio,'Milne, MoOraoken, McKinnon, Niobol and Kerr. Minutes of last meeting read and passed. The goestiou of dealing with the Agricultural Hell was disooseed after the report of the Committee relative to repairs to the building waa given and it was moved by J. D. Warwick, seconded by Jno. MOGay. in, that the Hall be repaired on condition that it does not exceed 0800, repairs to ioolude new roof, closing up tower, &c. —serried. Moved by D. Milne, emend- ed by R. McDonald, that the work be lookrd after by the President:Vice Preai debt, W. H. McCracken and W. H. Kerr as a C„mmittee. — Carried. Meeting adjourned after deoidiug that the root and Ereit department ant in the Hall be d P FallFair e trioit lighted by el ° y at the same ae mein building. House 00 Rovose —Tuesday of this week a meetine of the Home of Refuge Committee was held at Olinton, T. E. Hays in the chair. It was deoided to preheat) two additional oows whioh will make five ; to plant a dozen more plum tram next Spring ; to retain en automa- tio mattreas to be used in 05985 where the patients are omable to move about in an ordinary bed ; to have a 6 foot tight board fence put up between the yards for the men and women and have a new water closet built for the letter. The Committee found the House as clean as a new pin and the health of the large family of inmates on the whole very good. Au organ will be purchased to aid in the service of praise in connection with the religious services held in the Hoose. Dr. Shaw and Mr. and Mrs. French have had their hands fall lately with a la grippe egidemia bat the moat of the iomatas are once more on their "pine." A good supply of foe has been honeed for next Summer's consumption and barring the numerous deaths of old people everything is running along nice- ly. The indented leading op to the House was Bo badly blocked with snow on Tuesday that Oaretaker French sent out the farm team and sleigh to break the road eo as to enable the committee to get through with their team and light sleigh. Loma oe "GALL."—Last Spring THE Pose made an advertising contract with the Pitcher Tablet Co., of Toronto. A few weeks ago we sent them a statement of their account and asked for a settle. meat and received the following most uneatisfoetory reply :— "TEE BRUssELs POST : Dear Sir,—Your favor of the let inst. to hand and in reply would say that the former owners of the Company, we uoderatand, are all in the United States and the tangible assets were sold by the landlord's bailiff on Nov. 14th last and did not realize suffieient to pay the rent and expense of sale. Yours truly, TEE Da. ZrNA PITmmo 00" We suppose if we had not jogged their memory the new Co. would take all the free advertising they could get, even if "the tangible assets" were out of eight to pay for It. The next quack Medicine Co. that don't give in good, plain English the members of the firm and furnish proof as to their financial standing who gets a line of advertising in our oolomns before the stash is put up will be "Jim dandies" Wo don't mind the Sneak thief who "pinches" an occasional dollar but an institution supposed to be doing trade alobg business lines who deliberately deed -beau their way• and then elides to Uncle Sam's domain should be strung up by the koala to a telegraph pole until even Pitcher's tablets would fail to set their, heart thumping once more. Shame on such dierepntable beggars who beat the people who put the bread in their mouths, Any other such dodgers will kindly have the oath in hand before they call on THE POST in future as thie transaction did for ne what the egg did for the coffee— Rattled it. T11 U13,V $111..Li .k'OST FEB, 1a, 1901 Tint interior of the britlr store in the Oman Week le beiug painted and Mee, ed. THE sant book advertised in ''us PosT IRO week was returned 00 Wednesday. He fell into honesb kande, MISS 874.11.1, Omen has taken a poet• Wen in J. G. Skene's store es euoeesser R. 0. monthly eerviee next Sabbath to ber sister, now Mre. Bell, Shakespeare. morning. Veewe ANn PnIop0000T1,—The Young ',Che sleetmeeting of the Maitland Men's Boatel Club purpose giving an mi. Presbytery will be hold in Wroxeter on tertaiom9nt in the sobool room of 85, Tuesday, ➢latah 5th. John's (thumb on Friday evening 01 .this Lie said that a convent will be ereoted week at 8 o'olook. Walter Pennington at St. Joeeph, the pew Huron county hoe been engaged to give an exhibitipn ',any," next Rummer. tel his lime light etereoptioou views of Laet Sabbath W. H. Kerr, of Tan Poem, the.Britlsb—Boer war and a trip around eupplied in the Wingham Presbyterian the world and sled render phonograph church owing to the illness of the pastor, selections, No admissionfee, but a Rev, D. Perris, with the grippe. Over aolleolion ie asked .for. The Aetna' entertainment in oonnee• LUOENow POSTMASTER DEAD,—'Phe deal/ tion with Mrlvil e church Sabbebb ohm! of Malcolm Campbell, postmaster at will be held Friday evening of this week. Luokuow, 000nrred on Tuesday of last An interesting program le bang Arranged. week. Deceased had been iu frail bealth The new program for the eoming six for many years, having bad a stroke of months in opuneotion with the Brussels paralyeie. At one time be parried on a Epworth L•agae hasbeen issued. There very Isrge business and was ooneidered is an interesting aeries of topics, League at one time one of the great 00mmer0iel meets at the aloes of tbe public preaching props of the distriob. The °Weans of service emit Subbatb evening. Looknow have united in asking Mr. Tole "Christ's) persons! Senot,fioation for mie, M, P,, to recommend Mies Oamp• the Sanatifioation .of his people" wee bell to eaooeed ber Peahen as postmaster Bin PRIMO WINNESs•—At the county Poultry allow, held 55 Goderiob last week, whereabout 700 birds were euteree, Alfred Beaker, of Braseeis, was awarded six let prizes; six lade; and Seven speoial prizes, nineteen in all, on 14 birds in barred, buff and White Rooke. Mr. Beaker swept the White Rook elms. D. A. Lowry, also of this town, took him late ; and 4 2ude on White Legborne ; fear late and two 2nda on Seebrigbte and game bantams, and 550 lets on pigeons, a total of 20 swards. Mr. Lowry cleaned tip the Leghorn department, one pullet earning 96 pointe out of a poseible 100 Mr. Jarvis, an expert from Montreal, viae the Judge and gave good satisfaction, The next Fair will be held at Wingham. Messrs. Lowry, Backer and Downing were elected diteotors for next show. A HURONITs IN INDIA.—Tbe following interesting sotee are taken from a letter reoeived by Mrs. Twaddle, Brussels, fie m ber brother; Dr. Tom Wilson, of Sea - forth, who went to Iudia reoently with a miesiou5ry party, beaded by Rev. Dr, Wilkie. Dr. Wilma is Ioosting at Mhow :—"We arrived at Bombay in due coarse and tbrougb the Rogueintauue of Rev. Mr. Wilkie' were nble to get our baggage through the Customs with little delay. It is very amusing to see 5 man here piok up a trunk and carry it up a flight of stair-, on hie bead. We put up at the Greet Western Hotel, as fine a plane ae I ever saw, A servant for every thing and the rooms tine and airy. We have iron bedsteads with mosquito netting all round. It is cool at nisbte alebough we did not use blanket,,. Olotbing,anoh se dnok, you can get a snit here for about 91.25. 'lay have to eat up house and keep 4 or 5 servants, as style counts here in doing busioees. How would you like it f0 going to your dentist, and after the operatiou not feel- ing very well, he treated you to oup of tea? I, is exceptionally warm for this time. 85o this wording (Deo. 9, 1900) about 8 o'oloak. You get your first meat is ked about 6.80 a. m. ; breakfast at 9 ; tiffia at 2 and dinner at 7 80. You are expected to dress for dinner. Yesterday I wsot to the Eispheta Caves, seven miles by water from B mbay, the whole party going. It is an old Hindi Temple and was partly destroyed by the Mobam- medaue bat is a wonderful plume, nut oat of the solid rook. We came beak by moonlight. The entreats and sunrisee Tho boys also had one in IdogIleh for our epeelal benefit and it wee read very nleely. by One of the lade. Their polite, 11009 le most eotiomble," Cllflfft111 tlJlllf f1. ST4N,D4.li JJ B4XK Cl C4X4D.fl, e sWerteJ?iTxDS:1T let le7:i. HEAD OFFICE, ^ TORONTO CAPITAL PAID UP (One Million Delimi) RUST . . . 01,000,000 6700,000 Agen0109 in all prinoipa.l points in Ontario, Qglbeo, Manitoba, Drifted State, se England, Vdd2SS11'LS DSatcd. A General Banking Business Transacted, Farmers' Notes Di9oounted, Drafts limed and collections mads on all pelota. SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT, Interest allowed on deposits of 01,00 and upwards and compounded halt yearly.. SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO THE OOLLBoTION OY Pent1RRe' SALE Nonce, livery facility afforded Customers living at a dietanoe, payable at any bank leaned Under 010.... Bo. 020 to 980.. ,.12o 11101107Old61'S at the following rates ; 010 to 020... ,10o. 80 to 40.. :,140 3, N. GORDON, AGENT. t Ioaendiary Time were discovered in Gough 13rne.' store and in the stables be. hind Giles' {armory at Peterboro', A man named' James Mitchell wee arrested Rev. J. Homers' theme last Sabbath ,ted It ie supposed the object was robbery. morning at the Methodist March. "The invalidity of deathbed repentanoe" was the 'stirring subject of the evening ser. vice. Last Sabbath morning Rev. Jno. Rose, B, A., preached ou "The widow'e mite," Mark 12 : 40 43. It was cvneidered ander two main divieione (1) 9'I ,, mama. ticeut Contribution ; (2) '1'he ti aster's Commendation, St. John 15 at d 11 wee he evening text. The Jey molten of wee (1) Spiritual in its Nature; (2) Substan• tial in its Character ; (8) Unfailing in its Eoduranoe. RESOLUTION OF SYMPATHY.—The follow• ing resolution of [Volpe by in big infirm• ivy with Rev. John MeeNabb, stated clerk ,f the Pree q teryut Maitland, wee passed by the Presbytery meeting iu Wingham "1'be Presbytery learns with Mestere Bor. row of the mutt need illnees of its esteem. ed Olerk, Rev. John MacNabb, who for so many years bas been called upon to endure heavy bodily aftiiotion, whiob by divine grape has been borne with great Christian p1t]e0oe and resiguatiou. The Presbytery deeir•ea to expres' in heart felt sympathy with Mr. MaoNabb iu his enlistees and suffering and wenld earnest. lv commend h,m to the loving care of Him who bore our sickness as well as ear 8io9 and would rejoice with bim that his soul is being kept in peace and eonfi• dance in tbe midst of trial. The Presby ter, wontd also assure Mr. MaeNabb that it will at an early date make previa - ion for his assistance iu his duties as Clerk with the hope that the burden of the work may 'hereby be lightened and it does so with the earneet wish and prayer that he may still be continued xith his .family and with us to glorify God ;e snob way and for earth a time as the Master may seem beet." F. A. MAOLENNAE, Clerk pro tem. Lacknow, Ont , Jae. 17, 1901. have been something eimply beautiful, One morning we saw the sun, moon and stars all at the soma time and last night oon•d read lettere easily by moonlight. Have not sero a snake yet although Elephata islaud is said to be noted for these reptiles. Tots morning we all went to the Bowen memorial church and after "tifflu" went to the American Mieaion and heard a native service. Yon oould tell, as soon as you saw them, that they were Ohriatiens from the look on tbeir fame. Some of the girls were real good looking. A native preacher took charge of the service and it lasted 19 hours, the sermon occupying 25 minutes. A baby was baptized so we saw something of their customs. From there we took our way to the Sootah Church, whioh ie cue of the finest in the atty. You go to ehoroh three times a day even in a heathen 000010e,. I am delighted with the natives and greatly amused to watob them in their different kinds of dress. Some of them have little more on them than a smile and a few of the boat hands in the harbor didn't even wear that. Others have loose flowing robes and many dressed in regular European fashion. This is oertaiuly one of the fittest oitiea I was ever in and some of the buildings are magnificent, the muni- cipal buildings, railway depot and post - Aloe being among the number. If some of the good people in Canada who thought I was going to an uncivilized oonntry could only see it for a few days they would wonder if they were living at all over there. The natives oan teaob us a lot in the way of politeness. If a ear• van' in the hotel is Bitting down when yon pass he rises and salutes you with "Salem Salhib." Of coarse Bomber is the best oity in the ouactry but I think I can pat up with a good dell worse that this. The native bazaar is a very bogy plane, difflaalty being found in getting aloug the street owing to the orowde of people. Yon Gan get almost anything yon want here and about as ebeap as in America and in most oases cheaper as labor is so low. The Englieh people all look Sepals and washed out that everybody takes a good look at us for they know we are new arrivals by our looks and clothes. Indere, Deo. 18—Arrived here yesterday about 2 and had a great crowd to meet us at 1110 elation, including all the missionaries, the boys and girls from the school and also some native Obristians. They had garlands of flowers to throw rotted our necks and as they took me for a missionary too I had to wear Ono. They seem to think a lot of Mr. Wilkie and of course he was the main attrao. tion, The missionaries have very com- fortable quarters bare. We are staying with Mr. and Mrs. Taylor who are liv- ing in Mr. Wllkie's bungalow. Visited the school for boys and girle thie rnorh- ing and saw them at their work. The boyo were weaving all kinds of cloths, towels, &o., and some of them do it very quickly. One boy makes about 3.7 yards of towelling a day but be le lbs best. They still have the famine look about them although they are the brightest children 1 .ever saw. An addrese of welcome was reed At both ebhnole but as it wag is Hindi I did not ender`sland it, Business Locals. GASH for butter and eggs. A. Oousley, WANTED — troll batter, 22o. G. E. KING, Wingham. SELECTED new designs in "Honiton" lane Dollars made to order at Mae Brea's. CARPET WEAVING —Am prepared to at• tend to the wants of the public in the weaving of rag carpet. Satiafaotion as. Sneed. RoaT. ANDERSON, Elizabeth et. ONE CENT A WORD COLUMN. Homes and oowe for sale. JAMES SHEDDER, Lot 19, Oen. 4, Morrie. 90 Terme head of cattle rising 2 years, for sale, 5,1 Lot 117, Don 0. Morrle. - MRS. A. OONNAN, Brussels Posb Omee. OoAL Moves for stile—one large and one medium in prime working order for Bale at half price. Gettingfornaoeiu. house—no use for.atpvee. J. D. RONALD.. D R:M OeaFMORE.— o Morrie,on February 3, to Mr. and airs Joh Caeemore, a son. Coaxes—In Trowbridge, en Feb. 3, to 1Mr. and Mrs. Francis Ooatee, a eon. Ookreo.—In Grey, on Feb. 18, to Mr. and Mrs. R. E Oaates, aeoo. TURvsY.--I'i Morrie, on Feb. 2nd, to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Turvey, a eon. THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN. %FCOOD FARM HAND WANT. ED at once by the year. D. MOHEN- , ZIE, Lot 184Ooo.18, Grey, Walton P. 0. OUR SHORT HORN BULLS, 9 to 14 menthe en, for sale, sired by "8 oettisb Chief," (28261,) whose sire was im- port.d by D, P. Wilson. of Seafortb. For further particulars imply to A. SMITH,.8 5 Lots 67, '088, Con. 1, Grey, 81.4 Trewnridge P. 0. Vaccination Notice. Owing to the prevalence of Smell Pox in some loonlfties parents are asked to have their children vaccinated who have not been, ass preventative against this scourge. RICHARD PAUL, Chairman Board of Health, Brussels. 1650 .WILL BUY A t2— N18HED home On FUQueen men aBrussels Ilia foolish for b b005es es when they can pet aah me oftheirown for so little money. Appl, to MISS M. CAMPBELL, Brussels. .!'1 0OD FARM FOR SALE — Vf Lot 29, Don. 15, Grey, containing 100 acre4,76 soros cleared, 10 acres hardwood bush, balance cedar and bluok ash, 8 mores In Pall wheat. The farm .ie well fenced and nnderdrained, with plenty of good Water. Good brick house 20x00, with kitchen 18E20, wood shed attached and good cellar. Largo bank baro who stone wall underneath, I tree drive abed and workshop. Large pig house and sheep pen. Fond orchard of ehoiee fruit. Ir. is convenient to church and eohool, terra 1 be and oat office . This tar will store p as ebeap, if sold before the end of Mauch, as the health. A wants to retire on premises 0 a, ill health. 8pp ly on the premises or a 8i.to , ALEXANDER oris 5' 81-tf Jifonorieff P.O. GEDDEs.—In Belgrave, on January 801h, I-obella, wife of David Geddes, aged 68 years, 9 months and 18 days. HAnxmx Ie Style, on Feb. 12, Joeeph Habkirk, in bis 62nd year. MoNmuor.,—In Grey, on Feb. 5th, Mal. oolm MoNiobol, aged 82 years. Owns. — In Grey, on Feb, 7, Jame Oliver, aged 84 years. Peewee—In Ethel, on Feb. 8, Wm. Pat- ton, aged 74 years and 6 months. AVCTZON TUESDAY, FEB. 19TH —Farm stook, im- plements, &c. Lot 18, oon. 12, Grey. Sale, unreserved, at 1 o'oloak. Geo. Gramm, Propt. ; F.13 Scott, Ana. WEDNRBnAY, Feb. 20 h.—Farm stook, implements, &a., N } lot 15, oon. 2, Mor ria. Sale, unreserved, at 1 o'clock. Edward Bosman, Prop, ; F. S. Scott, Am. TussnAY. MABME12.—l'arm stook, im plements, &a., Se Lot 4, Con. 5, Morrie. Sale, unreserved at 1 o'olook. 0. Meikle - ho, prop. ; F. 8. Soon, am. DOZVSoSk7I,-E Ms.RO=E.E's, CIOMFORTABLE, WELL Heisted and convenient mime to lob in the Decade block oyer G. A. Doadman'e and Mrs, Bogen' stores. Apply to 8', 9, SCOTT. PAPER HANGING, DPOOR. ATm0 and Renee Painting done in Workmanlike Have had hewanner at ears'tnexkterion onaee in notice, work. Terms reaso, able, Give we a oul1, 20 wrJ'. JOHNSTON, Walton. r�H0110' BRED DURHAM Bulls for sale, treed- 1 year and 8 months, respectively, Good animals with good pedigrees. Toe first mentit.ned took 2nd prize at East Huron Fal Show : 1900 in ohms ols o1 9 Prices right. TAB. SPEIR, Lot 80, 0051. 8, Morrie, Brussels P.O. 20• ' Cold in the Head Cold in the Chest Cold in the Throat Cold Anywhere OUR,— LAXATIVE QUININE TABLETS Carl be depended on to Cure it. 25ca box. Foor's Drug Store. LOUD 80 ACRE FARM, WELL fenced, good buildings, orchard, 2 wells and a never failing spring creel, and a goodfield of Fall wheat, for Rale at ab•r• gam. Thin farm is eltuab.d 31 miles from (Hinton and is a deelruble propaety forany one wanting a small farm, It is within 11 wiles vt she a good of rMtwara m o180 ree withh Algood buildings. four miles from Goderich, for sale on very easy terms.. THOMAS OU 80.3 Y, Goderlch. 'PLYMOUTH' TWINE The Top, Notch of Binder Twine Perfection. mired in oar tote. Prioee the Lowest—Qcality Highest. Order early. Builders' Supplies fie"'. the Naile aeoured in oar lots. Glass imported. Prioee low. "Stay -On" Flexible Door IILl.nger' This hanger elands without an equal, Cannot be torn off the track, benne its. name "Stayou." The wbeele revolve on steel roller bearings and are attaobi d to the door by a steel strap clamp over the top of door extending downaneach side mid bolted through. The material is malleable iron and steel. The hanger bee a loop joint between the wheel and the top of the door, whioh allows eaoh door to be raised or shoved outward independent of the other, a feature not found on any other d oc banger. The dooe nen be held rigid by means of the may roller when desired. The track is heavy special high carbon, stiff steel, 3/16 x i . I. supported by a rigid braoket with equate shoulder mortised throoeb the track every 17 in., tone making a very subetanbiol banning and adds materially to the stiffueee of the track. It has more than twice the strength of the ordinary traok. Cross -cut Saws,Axes, Lanterns and Cutlery. To Imam etock•taking the balance of these goods on band will be sold at redacted prices. To get the benefit of this don't delay. Co.• McKay tik Fail Wheat 68 03 Barley .....a 86 87 Peas 57 58 Oats .... .... .. 27 27 Better, 5-,111 and tolls 16 17 Eggb tie, dozen 14 15 Floor tier owl. 2 00 2 00 Potatoes (per bush.) 25 25 Apples (per bbl,) 2 00 2 00 Sheep skins, mob . 80 1 00 Lamb skins meth 25 25 Salt per Uhl., retail.-- 1 00 70 Hay per Una .. 7 00 8 00 Hides trimmed 6 .66 Hidee rough Hoge, Live 6 00 6 00 Wool 15 15;} Notice to Creditors. All per50n0 having claims against the es. tato of floury Gramm, late of the Towneliin of Grey, iu the Oonuty of Huron, oarpeater, deaesaed, who died on or about the 26th day of Deeomber, 1000, intestate, are notified to wed or deliver ro A Bunter, Brussels P. 0., agent for the Administrator of the estate, on or before the eerd day of Moab, 1501, a statement of their claims duly verified, and after the last mentioned date the Adminfe- trutor Will distribute the assets 01 too estate. among those entitled thereto: having regard only to snob claims of whioh entice. shell then have been reoeived, And the Admin. iabt•ator will not be Bible for the assets of the estate, or asy part thereof, to any per- rti be of whose ebmm modes Shall not then The Sootch have been wrhose once Shall° pursuant The to 5110 StatOte in that bah ilf p Dated atBrussels this Met Jan„ 34151. Warehouse.... e, A. le Jaw 1 Yet CNL •,. Agent for Admimdireter. Imp rtant. BANKRUPT 1 For CnIy 30 Days ....We will remain in Brussels, During this time we intend to Clear out the Entire Stock.... Wholesale Cost® DRY GOODS AT WHOLESALE COST, GENTS' FURNISHINGS AT WHOLESALE, BOOTS, SHOES and RUBBERS AT WHOLE - SAE COST, CROCKERY AT WHOLESALE COST, GROCERIES AT REDUCED PRICES. OUR MANTLES... We have put all of our Mantles at two prices $2.50 and 18.50 for the choice. These Mantles are all new. Some were $, 15, 17 7 and up to $9, alt ening, at $1,50 and $8.50. L. L. BARBER.