The Brussels Post, 1901-2-21, Page 8110111Y Ref
IR you have a cold or Lit grippe
trY a ))0* et the Tablet's WO are
lug. We ate authorized to refund
the 26 omits to any diesatistled
customer,
Gough Balm I
Our Gough Bolos le known for
and wide as the beet all round Omagh
Remedy in the market. Or if you
prefer take a bottle of our
Blood Root
Cough Cure which is the favorite
with a great many. If you have a
Clough, Oold or La grippe coming on
oall and get a bottle.
TILS B138SJ
Garners Free
To Intranet' a line of Ofonerna we
handle we will give you one free with the
following outfit whioh will pont yon el l-
1 ROT T.aamp PO0
1 Fibre Troy .... 20o
1 Printing Frame_ 20o
tdos. Limboased Mount's to $1
kge, Developer Powder 10o 400
Bine PrintinaitPer 16Q
Box Hypoeulphate free
Lletruotione free .....
Will toke five pictures apai in, We
ean give you anything yen may require
In Kodake or Camerae,
Ste reo-Graphoscope
rEfave you seen one of these? It is
for viewing both sterenopia piotnree and
ordinary photographs, It Makes fte tatleb
improvement when viewing the latter se
a Stereeoopo don with the termer, and
costs very little more than an ordinary
Sternoope.
G. A. DEADMAN,
Druggiet, Optiolan and
Bookseller.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
SOUTHERN EXTENSION W. G. & 13.
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Trains leave Brunets Station, North
and South. an follows:
Gonad BouTn. GOING NOAITH.
-Express 7:18 a.m.] MalI ....-......2:10 p.m
ATIZed ....... 9:45 a.ro. 1 Bxnrees 8;17 p.m
Total getos items.
A ohiei'a among ye ta,kin'notee,
Art' faith he'll prent it.
Bonen Fair on Thursday of next week.
Lxvnx,2 demand for both live hogs and
pork.
Run Parliamentary report on inside
paper of Tun Pon this week.
Two engines were attached to the
mixed nein Thursday morning.
A CARRIAGE factory in Brussels is among
the probabilities in the near future.
Banners Monthly Horse Fair will be
held on Thursday of next week, Don't
miss it.
JAuss Fox is having sand, stone and
white brick hauled for bin new reeidenoe
to be ereoted next Summer on William
tined.
A Loan of young people from Winghatn
and a load from Seaforth spent an en.
joyable time at the home of Mine Lizzie
Bird last Friday evening.
GEORGE Hanzese, of Sinondine, ie in
Iernasels this week in the interests of the
Chosen Friende whioh Order has been
eatablished ben for eeveral years.
Tan remains of Mrs. Fox, of Kinoar.
dine, paseed throngb town on Wednesday
morning's train for interment at Preston.
Deceased was an aunt to Jno. and Philip
Ament, of Brussels. Tin former attend-
ed the funeral.
Box SOoLix..-Next Tuesday evening a
Box Social wilt be held at the reeidenoe
of Eli Smith, 7th coo., Grey, under the
anopioes of the Epworth League A
good program will be provided and a
jolly time assured. Sleighs will leave
THE POST Publishing Hume between
7 80 and 8 o'olook.
SH/rhutNTs this week outward were
oar of oats by A. Beaker ; oar of peas by
B. Graham ; oar of huge by W. P. Van.
none ; oar of cattle by A. C. Damn ;
and a oar of salt from Enterprise Salt
Works. Ioward there were 2 care of
implements for M. M. Cardiff; oar of
coal for Wilton & Tarnbull ; oar of coal
for N. F. Gerry ; and a oar ot corn for
A. Beaker,
Touzeo MOOS' CIA7B -The eutertain•
meat under the mistimes of St. John's
Church, on Friday evening was a emcees.
Walter Penningttin, with his stereopticon,
gave the audience a "Trip round the
World," starting at San Francisco and
winding up in Afrioa. Among a num-
ber of war views were the portraits of
Wannohope, Buller, Roberts, White,
Kruger, Oronje and Joubert. ' Queen
Victoria's and KingEdword's well known
faces also were given. Blasi° of an ex.
(anent order was supplied by the gramo.
ploone, the seleetione "Nearer My God to
Thee," "Lead Kindly Light," Absent
Minded Beggar," Blue and Grey," &o.,
being olearly end distinctly reudered.
EWE HalailTa OP IRELAND. - The
anoint' meeting of the County Grand
Bleak Chapter of Hama and Perth,
Bleak Knights of Ireland, was held at
Blyth on Wednesday of lest week. The
following °Moen were aleoted :-G. M.,
John &orlon, Leadbury ; D. G. M,
Wm. Wloite, Mitchell; G. 0. L. Nethery,
Belgrave ; G. Be, John Wiliord, Blyth;
G. L., R. Hogg, Blaevale, and George
Buell, Londesboro' ; G. C., John McGill,
and John Etherritt, Blyth•'G. S. B., W.
H. McElroy, Blyth, and J, Bullard, Win-
throp • G. M., D. Barr, Summerhill ; G.
P., A;Leishman, Marnooh, and George
Maine, Blyth ; G. Com., Thos. Stewart,
Blnevale ; W. J. Greer, Wingham ; Jno.
Donaghy, Fordwich ; R. Bloomfield,
13laevale ; J. Brethrn, St. Merge ; W.
J. Thompson, Mitchell, and Peter Canto -
Ion. Clinton, The next annual meeting
will be held at Blytb.
De An or Mae. J. Penmen, Ju. -A very
sad event tenured Saturday Morning
when Margaret Broadfoot, wife of James
Pringle, jr., Stratford, passed away, after
an Innen of over two months, The de.
ceased was a daughter of John Broadfoot
of Einforth, and was only 82 yearn of age.
Although Mrs. Pringle had been very
eiok for some time she rallied a short
time ago and hopes were entertained for
her reoovery, so that her death canoe at a
shook to he teeny friends. She lawn
beeidee a grief.strioken husband three
email children, Annie, Jaok and Margaret,
the oldest being only five years of age,
An affeotionate wife and a fond mother,
ehe performed the ditties of life to the at.
mon, and all who knew her will deeply
regret her demise, Mr. Pringle and his
family are particularly sobjeots for eym.
paths% The taking away of one in whom
wan centered go muoh of their thoughts
and affeatints id a severe blow. The fun'
nal took pleas from her Iota reeidenee,
St. Devil et., on Monday afternoon at
2 30 o'olook to Avondale ciernetery. Rev.
E W. Ninon offieined. Deoeased woo a,
cottele to Mee. P. Scott and Walker
DNS, of Braesels and was highly esteem
ed 137 Lhasa who had the pleasure of her
acquaintance 1881318 looality.
Tng ice harvest is here and tbe frozen
water le being stored away in large
quantities for next Summer's nee.
Tem has been a week of very stormy
weathor, tbe roughest of the season.
The sneer is about - feet deep on the
level.
THE Chairman of the Board of Benith
asks the attention of ell parents to the
vaooination notice In THE POST. It is
better to be sure than Ferry,
WSDNICADAY afternoon the Mail train
was etelled in a snow bank beyond
Wingham. An extra engine came np
from Palmerston to help it out.
SIttlifiELS stage was unable to get to
Seaforth on Wednesday owing to the
badly drifted state of the road. Mr.
Williams arrived baok about 1 o'olook
after the trial.
Prroadwees now adorn a number of
the roads and relieve the monotony of the
dead level. '.'be sleighing, up to very
lately, has been admirable however and a
big share of work in the teaming line
done.
Ienearanoe has been laid by Iospeolor
Miller against Stretton Broa., Queen's
Hotel, Brune's, charging them with vita.
lation of the Orook'e Aot on Sunday,
Jan. 20th. Magistrate's Conn will be
held on Friday at 10 a. m.
A runaway horse, attached to e, cutter,
WaLl captured nn Turnberry etreet last Fri-
day by Jake Burton. He jumped into the
°utter and grabbed the lines just ae the
rig npeet but he pluokly hong on to the
ribbons, although be was trailed in the
snow for some distance before the oharg.
er consented to stop.
CARD or THANKS -The undersigned de.
sires to exprees hie thanks, rand that of
his family, to the many kind friends in
Brunets and Grey for their eympatby
and practical help tendered during the
illness and after the demise of hie part'
nor in life. It will never be forgotten
and an opportunity of reoiprooating the
favors will be willingly excepted.
Yours thankfully,
JOSEPH RATICARD.
that a person taking op estray stook
shalt give notice that nob animele are
On their premises by publiabing foar
times in a newspaper published within
the steetion where the astray was found,
and if the property is not called for with
io three weeks after the inaction of the
notice the finder shall go to a indica of
the peace and make oath to finding and
advertieing. It the property is not
claimed within a year and should not ex-
ceed $60 in value, it then belongs to the
party on whoae premien it strayed. It
worth over 350 it shall be advertised by
the justice and sold and the Impinges
shall 138 paid over to the county treasurer.
Any person taking up astray nook and
neatening to oaten the same to be adver.
tieed and appraised shall be liable to a
fine of $20
BONS OF SCOTLAND "AT ROME." -De.
spite the very etormy evening there was
e goodly attendance at the Al"Home"
held by Camp Bea Lomond on Tuesday
evening of thie week. Pest Chief D.
Stewart 000upied the obair and proved
himself quite capable of disahargiug the
duties of the °thee in two languages.
There were Beveral dise.ppoiniments in
oonneotion with the expected taint, ovr.
ing to illness and other noses, bot not.
withstanding these an enjoyable time
wee speut and the viaitore were royally
entertained. The program oonsieted of
tbe following :- Piper Ballantyne,
'Charge of the Gordons'; eolo, eClomin'
tbro' the rye," Miss Alin Thomson ;
address in which Scottish
character was delineated under these
divisions (1) (Danish ; (2) Canny ; (3)
Conceited ; (4) the Soot as a Oivilizer ;
solo, "Roll home to Bonnie Scotland,"
Miss Marion Stewart; solo, "The bonnie
bonnie banks of Loch Lomond," Mrs,
Angus Smith, of Wiarton, enoore "The
Hei mans' Toast" •, Sootob reel by Piper
Ballantyne ; Scottiele anecdotes by D.
Stewart; song, "The amid Scotch nage,"
Alex. Strachan ; presentation to D.
Stewart of a volume of Burns' poems ;
reading, "The old man and Jim," J. H.
Cameron ; Sootob nog by Alex. Lamont
and "Soots who' hoe" aa en encore; solo,
"Robin Adair," Miee Alioe Thomson ;
song, "Scotland Yet," Alex. Strachan
duet, "The Orookit Bawbee," Mrs. A.
Smith and D. Stewart ; Piper Balton.
tyro), "(look of the North" ; a few words
from W. H. Miry, of Tag PORT 1 8010,
"Craigie Lea," Mre. A. Smith ; Sootob
dance by Welter Ionia ; ',Auld Lang
Syne." Boob pet -tomer did their part
splendidly, Mrs, Smith, formerly Miss
Annie Stewart, being eepeoially warmly
welcomed. The oadienoe WOG an appre-
oiative one. During an intermiseion a
neatly gotten op lunch was served. It
oonsiated of SandWitiheli, oake, pia, ooffee,
dm. Camp Ben Lomond meets orate a
month in the Graham bleak. They have
40 tnembere on their roll who aim to flit.
fuse the principles Of Leahy, Loyalty and
Liberality. W. 'Martin, whom nobody
would mistake for an Irishman, io tbe
Chief for this term. Before a person is
etigible for membership they mast prove
Scotch blood in their pedigree, The B.
0. S. know how to entertein ail right and
Tuesday evening's gathering will no
doubt rintlt in aonesiona to their mem.
bership. The acoompanists were Mrs.
Geo. Thomson, Mra, A. Straohan and T.
A., Havikine who rendered efficient ger.
vine as usual,
Detimr, S'rawstaT'e anotlon sale of farm
etook, implements, fUrnittlre takes plooe
neat Tueeday afternoon, Bthesels North,
LOFT near Morrieboolt, 01 rnd, Mash 011
000 01de amt figured en the other. Finder
will oblige by leaving at TEM PRAT eto.
netting Hone'',
$WUM BIDATTia, 01 the Amerionn
Hotel, Brustels, Ione ordered a pneematio
tyred buggy from D. Divan. Thie hi the
newest thing out,
BANXIMPT BAL11,-,The llankrupt sale of
L. L. /*they, Garfield Souse, J3peeeio,
will only run three woke longer. Don't
lose the Mamma of the genniue bargains
being given. The like may never 00000
again.
Annattee AND PRIASENTATZON,-.An inter•
ening feature of the Camp Beta Lomond
"A-8 Home" laet Teensy evening 080
the preseutotion of a splendidly hotted
oopy of Borne' poems to Daniel Stewart,
let Chief of the Oanm, on the eve of hie
departure frona Brussele. 300,20.
Oameron read the following ad.
drew and Chief Martin, after he called
the brethren to their feet and Went
through some little bieroglyphioe not
'dearly undkrstood by the reporter, made
the pres. ntatiorn-
Dania Stewart,
DEAR BROTHER, -It is with feelings of
deepest regret that we, your fellow %limbers
of Gump Ben Lomond, 'earn of your intended
removal from our midst. We have been in-
timately associated with you both in our
Camp and. in our anore public capaeities and
we have indeed learned to appreciate you.
We have aver found you 8, 138 a man in the
truest sense of the word -one who has clite
Played an unflinching fidelity to every good
cause; one whose honesty, uprightness and
integrity had only boon equalled by your re-
nuirkable sympathy and enthusiasm which
ever tended to 0171100 80 nobler ideals ; one
whose intellectual capacity, whose intimate
knotvledge of God's wonderful world,
whether in Ms starry heavens with its
wondrous oreations, or on the blue deep with
its myriads of feathered songsters or on the
dower bespangled earth -ever made converse
with you one of the pleasant things 00 1180.
We smcerly regret that you, are to leave us,
but we trust that a kind Providence may
ever attend you wherever you may be and
We would be Pleased if you of
accept this
oopy of Burns as a memento of our friendsliip.
Signed in behalf of Oamp Ben Lomond
81 S. 0, S.
Wiz. MARTIN, Chief.
2T30.A.001048, Bee,
Brussels, 780. 20113,1301.
Mr. Stewart, aithougb taken by surprise,
made a very suitable reply in expressing
his the,nka, regrete and good wiebea.
Many addresses are very effusive bat the
011 83090 above appears, 00 000 naiad, to
1111 the bill Oe it refers to Mr. Stewert.
The Sone ot Sootland will not be the
only people who he.ye vagrant over Mr.
Sunman removal from this locality but
all will be a ,nnit in the expression of
good wishes for the future prosperity and
bappinese of himself and family. They
will move shortly.after the let of Much,
going to Wiarton in the ronotime.
MATRIDIONIAL.-The 81. Marys SOcirnai,
of Feb. 7th. epeake as follotva of o former
Bruseelite, a son of William Dudley, who
now lives at Wellborn :-A. very pleaeaut
event took place at the home of Henry
and Aire. Johnston, Wellborn, on 7.'hore-
ritty evening, Jao. 24th, it being the mar
riage of their daughter, Miss Cora, to
Ozias Dudley, a popular young man ot
Wellborn. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. S. P. Edmauda in the presenoe
of a few of the near relatives of the oon.
traotiog partiee. To the masio of the
low, sweet tones ot Mendelseohn's Wed-
diug March played by her sister, Mies
Ada, the bridal party entered the parlor,
l'he bride was given away by her father.
Miss Gertie Talbot, conk of the bride,
anted ea maid of honor, end the btidel
party stood under an nob of flags, built.
ing and roses. The bride looked charm
hog dressed in white lawn trimmed with
bine ribbon and chiffon and wore a bridal
veil with a wreath of orange bloseome
and maiden hair ferns in her hair. Tee
maid of honor was dressed similar to the
bride, both of them tended bemoan of
white roses. After congratulations the
gnats repaired to the dining room where
a beautiful dinner, consisting of fowl,
fruit and other dello/min was serv-
ed in No, 1 style. The many
beautiful presents reoeived by the
bride testify to the esteem in whioh the
young 000ple are held. After dialler the
program eras drawl) up and the obair
was taken by John Robin, Addresses
were delivered by several. of the guests.
The evening wag *Tent in music and
games ond other amusements, and closed
by singing "God Save oar Graoioue
King." The young oouple, who are higb•
ly respeoted, left on blunday, Jan. 28113,
for their wedding tour to Milwaukee and
on their return will reside iu St. Marye.
On the following night the members of
Court Wellborn No. 1368 I. 0. F. pre.
tainted the young maple with an address
and a purse of money. Geo. Beano pre-
sented the puree and W. Hall read the
address. It was a complete eurprise.
Mr. Dudley replied in a few well chosen
words, thankiog them for the kind
nese ehowo him and hie bride. The
following is the addreee as presented :
We, your brother Foresters and frieude
on hearing that you are about to sever
your oonneotiona with us, have assembled
here this evening to show in 80019 tang.
ble form, our esteem ae brother Foresters
and friends. We an youto sigiept the]
puree not for its intrinelo value but for
the manner in whioh it is given. We
have always found you to be a worthy
brother Foreetar, always ready to help
in times of need. As you and your bride
go to your Dew karma we extend to yo01
oar beet wishee fur your future welfare,
hoping that you may be long spared to
enjoy life together.
MRS. DONALD SCOTT PATS RATIIRE's
DEBT.-Sittnrday morning of laet week
Elizabeth McDougall, reliot of the late
Donald Scott, died at her home, Bruesele,
aged 76 years. She bad been ill for the
past 12 weeks and be demiee was not au
nnlooked for event. The cause of de.
min was blood poieooing from abseeeses,
61re. Soon was born at Pitloohrie, Perth.
ehire, SootIond, near the old °apnea and
she was monied there &boat 1846 to Mr.
Soott, who pre deceased her about 18
years. They came to Canada ebonly
atter their marriage and lived at Oahe,
wa, Stratford and Her purhey before
taking up their farm, North Lot SO,
Con. 9, Morris, in 1858. Here they so
jonned until 1874 when they sold out
and removed to 'Crosse's. Mre, Scott
was a kind hearted, motherly woman, ever
ready to lend a helping bend. She was
a Presbyterian in religion and enjoyed
the enema of a large mole of relatives
and friend& 7 sons and two daughters
were born 4 eons surviving viz Finlay
, Peter, Archie, of Sarnia and Wallet.
The faraeral took place on Monday after 1
noon, Rev. 11. Paul oondnetirig a euitable I
service in the absence of Rep. 3. Bona B.
A., Wbo Was ill. Four eons were pall
bearers. Interment was made in the )
family plot in Brussels cemetery.
.10
Ay the annual meeting Of the Tacker,
smith Bronoll sltaricultnral Soolety, It
woe decided to bold their Fall Fair for
1907 at Seaforth on Sept, 26 and 27.
Willi RONALD BROWS W0800. -A prose
dispatch from Lendon, dated PO. 14th,
says ;-"The Beal Aetote Owner's' ASSO,
oiation are perfeoting plane for the pro.
pond molten of the Ronald Steam Fire
Eegine Werke et tirurselei with a view
of bringing the factory to London.
Some 210,000 north 03 04000 1.80 Leo,
blibeerilled by Pajama's, and 1839propwld
to ottpitallgo 020 company at 080,000,
The oompany wi I Oleo matinteoture fire
alarm bone, fire ladder's, deem boilerei
water meters and do a general repairing
business'," A meeting wee held on Wed.
needay evening to oltne up the mutter but
We did net learn the reeult when we went
to press, If consummated par 320,000
bootie goes up the "due" ae far as em.
ploying agencies are ommerned but like
the last ro.e of Summer we will be lett
blooming alone for eome years to nine
before the indebtedoeas is wiped out.
AN Oen 8110101188108 Dres.-A native of
Perthehire, Sorelaud, in the person of
John MoNaughton, died at the borne of
his brother, Ronald MoNanghton, Prin-
cess street, on Thurechty morning, at the
advanced age of 90 years, Lle came to
Canada in 1822, settling in the 00. Gf
Renfrew where be engaged in the lumber.
ing heathen. 20 years ago Mr. Mo.
Naughton went to Mott') Bay and took
up hued where he reetiiiiii until coming to
Brussels in the Fail of 1899 Be was
uever rnarrird but to survived by two
brothera'7 Robert ane Ronald, I) ,ch well
known tild residentof Brun la. The
former 19 88 yeers of age and 7.0 loner
78. The subject of this mottoe was a
bright old gentleman who rotsioed hie
beanies to a marked degree. Ilia death
was very peaceful. Deonsed he.) to the
Presbyterian °Lurch. The funeral will
take plan on Saturday afternoon at 8 p.
rn. Service 812.80 &Moak. Iutertoent
will be made in Brueeels cemetery,
MATREutnitim.-Amother Brussels bertha.
lor, in 8139 person of Geo. Best, paned
over to the great majority, when, on the
20th inet. be was united in the holy
bonds of matrimony to Mies Maggie,
yulaugeet daughter of Jae. Ferguson, 9th
am, Grey. Tbe happy couple drove to
Seaton') where the matrimonial bow
was maturely tied by Rev Mr. Larkin, of
the Preebyteriao church, Mem Allis
Fergusoii, sister of the bride, was the
bridesmaid, and Geo. Fergann, cif Wal-
ton, cousin of the grown. Wee the
grootosmon. The bride and bridesmaid
were neatly attired in travailing suits of
dark Llue serge. On their arrival in the
evening a reception was held at the
home of the bride'e parents. Soma very
fine wedding gifts were made. The
young couple sten married life a000m.
panted by the well wit.hee of a large
oiro e of relatives and friends. Tan
Pon throws an editorial slipper after
them. Mr, and Mre. Best will take up
their residence in Brussels.
Business Locals.
CHM for butter and eggs. A. Conley.
&ALUM new deaigua in "Hannon"
laoe oollare made to order at Mae Max's.
ANY one wanting MAWS made Indy for
raising can bave non done eatiefaotorily
by eaw filer McGregor, Bruseele Eaet.
WATURD-1000 buithele of timothy and
clover seed ; 100 tarkeye ; also dried
apples and butter
G. 13. KING, Wingham.
Cann Weavare -Am prepared to at.
tend to the wants of the public in the
weaving of rag carpet. Satiefaction as.
aured. ROBT. ANDERSON, Elizabeth et.
2,u.is.'1w1wam=.
BEST-FERGUSON - At tbe Presbyterian
manse, Seaford:, by Rev. Mr Lin.
kin, on February 20th, Mr. Geo.
Beet, of Brussels, to Mies Maggie,
youngest daughter or Mr. and airs.
James Ferguson, Grey.
Oravan-Keaer.-Ito the Roman Osaltolie
(thumb, Myth, on Feb, 11013, by Rev.
Father McMenamin, Mr. John Oli-
ver, of Merrill, Michigan, to Mies
Bridget, daughter of Mr. Michael
Kelly, of Morrie.
SEAMS- KELLT.-In the Roman Oatho
lio ohu,oh, Blyth, on Feb. 11113, by
Rev Father McMenamin, Mr.
Michael Healey to Mire Anna, (laugh
ter of Mr. Michael Kelly, all of
Morris,
TOXIMAD.
COATES.-In Trowbridge, on Feb. 16113,
William Leslie, infant son of Frtto•
els and Mary J Coates, aged 11 days.
MoNatnnott.-In Brussels, on Feb 21st,
John lefoNaughion, aged 90 year°,
Pittlisd,11 -In Stratford, on Feb. 16th,
Margaret Broadfoot, wife of James
Pringle, jr., aged 32 yenta
SCOTT -At Aginatturt, on Feb. 14, Frannie
Scott, Seed 69 years.
SCOTT -In Brnseels, On February 16,
Elizabeth McDougall, relict of the
late Donald Soott, aged 76 years and
1 month.
100otY9103n18 att.& me.=txt
Fall W h Bat 63 68
Barley 36 87
Pees 68 69
Oats .....,27' 27
'Cutter, tithe and rolls ., 16 17
Eggs per dozen 18 16
Flour en owt. . ..... 2 00 2 00
Potatoes (per bush.) 26 26
Apples (per h)3l.) . . 2 00 2 00
Sheep skim., each .. 75 1 00
Lamb skins each
Solt per lobl., retail
Hoy per ton • .••
Hideo trimmed
Hides rough
Hogs, Live
Wool
26 25
1 00 70
7 00 8 00
6 ei
6 6
1.325 6 26
16 16i
..A.T...TCTZOXT
TUESDAY, FRB. 25,--b arm etook, hoopla.
matte, forniture, dio., Brussels North.
Sale, unreserved, at 1 o'olook. D. Stew•
art, Prop. ; F. S. Soott, A.70.
WEDNESDAY, PM 27era-iFarm stook,
implements, &o., Lot 19, Oon. 6, Grey.
Sale, unreserved, at 1 o'olock, Ben, Pol.
lard, Prop. ; 0.13. Soot!, Atm
FRIDAY, MARCH 1ST -Farm, form stook,
implements, dm, 131. 101 22 Con, 7, Mor.
ris. Sale, unreserved, at 1 p. m. Simon
TUESDAY, mu etook and
Forsyth, Prop, ; F. EL Soott, Auo.
implements. Lot 4, Con, 5, Grey. Bale,
8714.1V7D414D. BiliArE 07 a4N4D4,
221f2T.4.83=4513MCWIP 0.111701.
HEAP OFFIQE, - TORONTO
CAPITAL PAID UP (One Million Dctllors) 61,300,000
Ban . . • 3730,009
4gvoclg4g a4 prEttairat pointo fn Ontario, QUebecsMarsiiabg, Unifful Sfafeo Bropiona.
Vers,svms IiIhstmes.
A, Ciengroa Xsautsiog fiusb,ess Transacted, Former's' Notes Disoounted,
Drafts Isom end Colleotione mode on ail point's.
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT,
Interest allowed on deposits of 21,00 and upwarde and (Impounded half yearly.
SPECIAL ATTEINTTON Mier TO wie COLLEOTION 08 FAWNERS' SALE NOT100.
Livery fatality afforded °internees liviug at a (Reiman.
Merl ChM payable at any bank hustled Under 310.,., 8c. 1320 to 380, ...12o
at the following rates ;- 310 30 320... .10o. 80 to 40, ...14o
3. N. GORDON, Aaiun,
TUESDAY, 2143011 dru.- Farm 'awls,
Lot 80, Con. 17813, Grey, Sale, unreserv-
ed, at 10'0100)i. JAMB Molloy, Prop. ;
0. Merryfteld, Atm.
TlitnispAV, WAWA 7TU.-"arm 0001
&II. S Lot 20, Con, 8, Morris. Sale,
uoreeerved, at 1 °Week, Henry BODO,
Prop. ; S. Scott, Ano,
Tozen.tr, MARCO! 12. -Form stook, ho'
plemente, ei Lot 4, Con, 6, Morrie.
Sate, unreserved at 1 o'clock. D. Mende.
jam, prop. ; F. EL Soott, am,
ONE CENT A WORD COLUMN.
THREE head of nettle Heine 2 years,
for sale, Ni Lot 117, Con *3, Morris. MRS. A.
CONRAN, Bruseels P000 03008,
COLL stone for sole -one large and one
medium in prinmeworking order for sale at
half priee. Getting furnacein hotlee-no use
for stoves, 3. D. RONALD.
"PAPER HANGING, 'DECOR-
ATING and 800080 Painting done in
Workniunlike manner und on abort notice.
Have bad three years' experience 111 city
work. Terms reaeo, able. Give WO a ealL
20 71,0. JOHNSTON, Walton.
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
VOUR SHORT HORN BULLS,
8.1014010110810011, for sale, was
by
1'8 onttioh Ohlef,e 128201,1 Whom sire was ina-
Perted by 10, D. Wilson, of Imatortb. For
!nether particulars apply to
A, Mena, 8; Lots 07, 108,01173.1, Grey,
814 Trowbridge P. ra
Vaccination Notice.
Owing to the preyalenee of Small Pox in
some localities parents are 'eked to have
their children vaccinated who have not been,
as a preventative a ohnd this 0000050,
191 0141180 PAUL,
Chairman Board of Bealth, Brunie.
$1.65n WILL BUY A PUR—
I,/ 3020800 home on Queen
street, Brussels. 1510 foolish for numinous
men and retired farmera to out bowies
when they can get a home of their orb for
so little tummy. Apply to
80038 M. CAMPBELL, Brunets.
rilHORO' BRED DURHAM
_8. Hulls for sale, aged 1 year and 8
menthe, respectively. Good animals with
good pedigrees. Tim first mentioned took
and prize at East Huron Fall Elbow. 1000, in
a ohms of 0 Prieee right. 018. 83218118, Lot
80, Con, 0, Morris, Brussels P.O. 29.
.xs. 51) ,10,01
Gold in the Head
Gold in the Chest
Gold in the Throat
Gold Anywhere
OUR—
LAXATIVE
QUININE
TABLETS
Can be depended on
to cure it,
25c a box.
'oz' s Drug Store.
COMFORTABLE, WELL
lighted and aonyoninut rOnms to let in
the Leekie bleak oyer G. A. Deadro au,s and
Mrs, Rogers' store, Apply 80 1'. 8.800218,
VARA( FOR FALB,—TIIE
V Daman= will offer for paha on the
premises, on Wedeesday, Peb. 27th, at 2
Oslo/As, by public, multi .0, his 100 sere farm,
being Lot 10, Con. 0, Grey, on whioh there
are 90 Ceres under cultivation; good frame
houee, bank barn, 48x00 feet, nice orchard.
Bering creek, well fenced, and plaoo In good
shape. Also South Emit lot 20, con. 0 In
Same township with 80 acres clearanee
bulanee hardwood bush, bacon and maple,
never failing spring rind 1000008 mow.
Ing done. , Oa the ;homestead there are 10
wires of Poll wheat and 10 acres plowed.
Possession given at once, 'Perms easy.
Properties to be sold separately or jointly
to suit puroixasers. Por further Liformatioa
as to prloe, terms and conditions apply to
2,8. BOOTT, auatIonei, Brussels, or the
proprietor ou the premitee.
WILLIAM POLLARD, Prop.
Ethel 2.0,
NEW READY-MADE
CLOTHING
r2011)eataaffiatekt,
• Century Brand'
in the pooket
Lofevery Garment.
TZ=Krie.MM5i
The "20th
Century Brand."
We beg to announce to the people of Brussels and surrounding country that we
have added a Complete Stock of High Grade Ready-made Clothing to our
Made-to-order Clothing and Furnishing Stock. We have, during the many years we
have been in the Clothing business, been frequently asked by our numerous customers
to handle a good line of Ready-made Clothing.
We are showing NEW and varied collection of garments for the Spring and
Summer season—the newest fabrics and the latest designs for Men, Boys and Children
Among the spebial features we show for the season are
Men's Suits
In Blue and Black Worsteds and Berges ; in Grey, Brown, Green and Oxford mixtures in Worsteds
and Tweeds. These goods are strictly HIGH GRADE CLOTHING and are made up in three and
four button sack costa with either single or double breasted vests and fashionable trousers.
Spring Overcoats
In Cheviots, Whipcords and Grey Tweeds. Everybody ahould see our fancy Grey Covert Coat with
velvet collar at $10.
Youths' Suits
In single breasted Sack Coats, single breasted Vests and knee Pants. In single breasted Sacks with
double breasted Vests and long Pants. See our very special line at $4,60.
Children's Suits
For Juveniles—In Vestees and Blouses in Navy, Black and Grey colors. Two-piece Suits—In Grey,
Brown, Fawn, Black and Blue colors.
It is our aim to handle nothing but a NUMBER ONE line of clothing, which you will undoubt-
edly see we are doing when you compare our goods with the class of Ready-mades that have been
handled in Brussels in the past.
We have just opened our first shipment of SPRING SHIRTS aud NECKWEA.R which are dis-
played in our Furnishing Window this week. You should not miss Boeing our Plaited Shirts, which
are the novelty of the season.
Our stock of Spring Suitings is now complete. See our handsome Greys, the newest shade for
Spring. See samples in our window.
Our ,Great Clearing Sale of Winter Goods at Cost Price
Lasts for One Week Only.
Thanking our many customers for their liberal patronage iu the past and solicit-,
ing a continuance of the same in our New Premises.
C. Dunford & Son,
Tailors, Clothiers and Furnishers,
unreserved, at 1 o'clock. Simon Grant,'
Vrop, V. S. S00% Ano, i"Butter and Eggs taken same as cash.
"SMITH BLOCK "
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