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North 0f the Btao lard ank+ Lrtdlel 1001
Children's 11a11 gutting a speefa)ty,
I. MORRISONI
Issuer of Marrl,age Licenses
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WALTON. ONT.
MISS JEAN, M'LAUCHLIN,
• - TEAORI R Q0'.
PIANO - AND - ORGAN.
ROBEhT CUNNINGHAM-.
INBURANOH,
FIRE AND, MARINE.
GUELPH.
Wellington Mutual
Fire Insurinleo Co.,,
ne7AnLI00100 1890
Insurance taken on the oash and premium
ing elsewhere gall current
the under81 gued A gent
of the Company. 1
GEORGE ROGERS, Brussels.
MISS SARAH LOUISE MOORE,
L. O. M.. '
Academie graduate of London Coneerra
tory of Mneie,nlso Member of the Associated
Mnaiolane'of Ontario, is prepared to reeoiv0
a limited num101 of Pupll8 for instruction
on the piano. Qualified to prepare pupils for
the: Ptlnoipal'0 Farm in the Conservatory of
Mesio. Brussels, Ontario.
ALEX. HUNTER
Clerk of the Fourth Divielon Court,
Co. Huron, Conveyancer, Notary Public,
Land, Loaand Insurance Agent; Auction-
eer. Fantle invested and to,]oan.. 0oliee-
^ tions made. Offioa in GrahamisjB look, Brue-
eels.
AUCTIONEERS. •
FS. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION•
• urn, will 6e11 for better prices, to
better men in lees time and less abuses
tban any other Auctioneer in East Huron or:
he won't charge anything. Dates and orders
can always be arranged at this office or by
personal application.
VETERINARY.
T D: WARWICK
el Honor Graduate of the Ontario Vet-
erinary College, ie prepared to treat all dis-
eases of domestloated animals tin a oomnet-
entmanner. Particular attention palliyyd to
Veterinary Ofiloe and Infirmary Four doort.
s
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North of bridge, Turnbetry et., Brussels. •
LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING.
-UT M. SINCLAIR—
{' !' • Barrister, Solicitor, lOonveyan0er,
Notary Public, &o. O1Hoe-Stewart's Block
1 door North of CentralHotel1
801101(yr for the Standard Bank.
GF. BLAIR, BARRISTER,
• Solicitor, &e. Office over Stand-
ard Bank. Solicitor for Village of Brussels.
Money to Loan at lowest rates.
MEDICAL CARDS.
DR. O. AMBROSE TOOLE,
RESIDENCE AND OFFICE-
NMLL ST., EAST, BRUSSELS.
J.
A. M'NAUGHTON,
30. D., 0.111.,
Trinity E ivereity,Fellow Trinity Medical
Oollege,MemberuCollege of Physioiane and
Surgeons. Ont. Licentiate of the Royal Col-
lege of Physicians and Licentiate of Mid-
wifery Edlnburgb. t"Telephone No.14,
Residence -Mill street, Brussels.
DENTISTRY
DR. R. P. FEIL.D,
DENTIST
Graduate of the Royal College of Dental
Burgeons of Ontario and Firet•olate Honor
Graduate of Toronto University. Office
next to Brewor's.i'hotograpk' Gallery,
IQzatffItBRUBSELS.
1902.
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0. A. FUEMING,
President Secretary,
OWen Sound, Listowel,
A. L. MOII4TYitl,
SHINGLES
ox►dwood
Wanted,•
British Columbia
Red' Cedar. 'Shingles
Azlin -
North Shore
Pine and 'Cedar
FOR SALE AT THE
Brussels Planing lilts
Also Doors and Sash of all Pat
terns on hand or made to order.
at Short Notioe.
Estimates kindo of Ifni dmge. Furnished for
ship and Material G0100anteed.
The undersigned are prepay-
ed to pay cash for all kinds of
Cordwood, both dry and greeul,
delivered' at the Balt Works.
Apply to GORDON MOONEY,
Foreman. Brussels Salt Works.
lif. 84 ,T. Ransford
P. A]IXENT
07,1NTON V. 0, 'PROPRIETORS.
1.7:8
WEST HURON BYE -ELECTION
GAttILOW'8: MAJORITY 200,
Below we give the omoial igurea of the
West Huron bye election held on Deo.
4th and the previous one held on Deo.
8611, 1898
MATH,
1898 1901
Book Garrow Beck Garrgw
No. 1 • • 46 65 488 55
No.2 50 47
• 96 112 88 111
Maj for (farrow.... 16 28
00010010/0 TOWI
0,., 1 72 52
No.2 58 64
No. 3 55 68
No.4 48 66
No. 6 40 54
No 6 56 65'
No 782 58
356 442
Maj. for Garrow.... 66
CLINTON.
No. 1 85 83
No 2 28 36
No.8 34 57
No. 4...:44 42
No. 6 82 39
No 6 81 81
No. 728 23
No. 8.,..,41 34
278 295
Maj. for Garrow.... 22
W INOBAIS.
No.1 59 43.
No.2 50 47
No. 8 79' 48
No. 4..•.. 98 76
71
74
44
41
56.
25
307
61
77
71
78
91
55
497
180
51 75
58 '1.11
62 G2
69 $9
228 807
79
68 39
43' 51
'74 48
105 81
281 209 285 - 213
Maj. for Beck, 72 72
00DERI00 TOO/MM.
No.1 94 88 91 86
No.2 70 24 59 88
No. 3. 68 45 67 45
282 102 217 119
Maj. for Beek, 130 98
MIDFIELD.
No. 1....,... 79: 49 81
No. 2 106 64 83
No. 3 ' 65 59 69
No. 4 62 84 69
No. 5 28 93 27
No. 623 82 24
No. 888 83 32.
893 - 464 375
Maj. for Garrow.... 71
WEST. WAWANo8H,
No, 1 71 60 67
No.2 63 43 70
No. 8 65 29 61
No. 4 ' 42 75 . 38
No. 5... ... 26 63 82
267 270 268
Maj, for Garrow...... 3
1A•T WAWAN001.
No. 1 53 61 41
No. 2 73. 72 69
No. 3 41 70 40
No, 481 49 36
108 252 185'
Maj. for Garrow.... 54
59
59
55
40
88
80
71
444
69
61
51
33
75
57
277
9
72
72
66
54
263
79
OOLDo0NN.
No., 69 84 01 89
No, 2 58 80 42 50
No.3 98 65 90 66
No..4 40 47 84 58,
Maj for Beck, 39 Garrow.. 86
^HOLLETT.
No, 588 82 84 80
No, 6 82 61 38 ,68
No.7 26 57 41 51
96 - 150 108 144
Maj. for Garrow.... 54 86.
Total vote for Darrow in '98....2502
Total vote for Beek 'in'98 2457
Majority for Garrow in 'Olt,45
Total vote for Garrow in '012838
Total vote for Book in '01.,,2848
Majority for Garrow in '01290
door in the boaae had been left open and
not no6ioing the opening Air, Ilawkdhaw
Walked into the AO lar, sustaining several
plza inful brollies and a lie""re shaking up,
No limbo were broken but it it wonderful,,.
oepeiderfng hie very heavy weight, that
it had not resulted more ger query l
?`row7ax•id 'te.
We are sorry to report t111(1 es 9010
Code's health is not pe vigorode 0e her',
many !Honda would dee(rltt t.'
Blaokenoith Clark and wale, wart Wary
eo seriously i11 for ,soplg,, MOO, Bare riff
gaining their usual vigor an"'will 0000
b8 convalescent we 10(10,
Widdes Jaotteou and Whitfield Mc-
Cormick have returned home from Mani-
toba where they have been sojourning
during the pest Bummer. They have
ooneiderabld property in Scothern Mani-
toba, and have been looking after their
interests there,
Hugh Griffin, who wagone of the early
settlers 0t Elmo., is re visiting the 000n40
of his youth, after an absence of forty
years, He left here for the Nellie ooaet
in the sixties and hoe been residing there
ever since. He is the gneot of hie broth.
er•in.luw, Daniel Coliine. •
• li meter:
Mies Nina Kingman has left to attend'
the Conservatory of Mneio in Toronto.
Rev. C. W. Brown, B. D., preached
Church Anniversary sermons fn Listowel
last Sunday.
It ie °spadded that the new 'Masonic
Lodge room will be ready for ocoupanoy
about the 27th of this month.
Carling Bros. gent a number of fanny
ohiokone last week to the Ontario Provin•
Mal Winter Fair held at Gnelph.
A number of Exeter doge made a raid
oh Wm. Duneford'e . ebeep on the Lake
Road, last week and killea Iwo or three,
While setting one of the: -large plate
glasses on the North gide of tate entrance
to T. Fitton's new store it was crooked
from one aide to the other, thug entailing
quite' a loeo.
Wm'. Greenway, of Oryetal City, Man.,
le vieiting Mende in and around Exeter,
the guest of his sister, Mrs. (Dr.) Rollins,
Mr. Greenway was a farmer reeldant of
Centralia, having left .there in 1879.
This 10 bie tint mit to Ontario since
going Weet.
J. N. Howard hag diepooed of his 125
wore farm in the townehip of Hay, being
lot 4, Beet half of the Eaet half of lot 5,
oon. 5, to Mona Gardiner, of Exeter,
receiving therefor 32,500. Mr, Gardiner
is now one of the largest land owners in
the county.
Wm. Hawkehaw, proprietor of the
Commercial House, met with an acoideut
on Sunday Ai last week' which might
ctteily have riianned oerlonely, A trap
toderiolt.
D, Thompson is again the leasee of the
west otreet'rink.
County court was in programs last week
before Judge Doyle.
Barrister M. G, Cameron is mentioned
as a probable candidate for the Mayor's
ohair for 1902,
Mrs, George Thomson is at Rodney, pt.
tending her eon, Rev. A. E. M. Thomson,
who was suffering from an attack of
(piney.
An inmate of the jail named John
Weir, who was confined for insanity,
died on Tuesday of last week. He was
registered Prem the town of Walkerton.
The school trustees whose term expires.
this year, but who are, of coarse, eligible
for re•eleotion are R. McLean, William
Acheson, M. Nioholeon and H. W. Ball.
It is nowa misdemeanor, punishable
by fine, to spit upon or otherwise die-
figure the granolithio walks of the town.
The town council passed a By-law cover-
ing the matter at their meeting,
The eleotion of oMeers of Maitland
Lodge, No, 83, A. F. & A. M., took plane
with the following results : W. M.,' W.
D. Tye; B. W., F. J. T. Naftol ; 3. W.,
John Galt ; treao.,R, G. Reynolds ; (Map
lain, Wm. Green coo., H. W. ; tyler,,
John Tanoott.
tire. Clark, of Colborne township,
mother of W. F. Clark, V. 8 , town, -sue-.
tamed a severe accident at her home on
Monday of last week. She Blipped on a
pieoe of ioe and fell on her arm, putting
the elbow out of joint and 00501 ring it
near the ammo plane.
Maple Leaf Lodge, No. 27, A. 0.17. W.,
elected officers as follows :-P. M. W.
D. Ferguson ; M. W., A. Egener ;fore-
man, John Story ; overseer, J. Sands;
recorder,. Geo. Woods ; financier, W.
Lane ; treasurer, E. R. Watson ; guide,
W. Holland ; I. W., Jae. Postietwaite)
0. W. John Blair ; representative to
GrandLodge, Geo. oods I alternate, E.
R. Watson ; trustee, H. Morrie.
A. Bldaall ; chaplain, Bey.- 0, B, P. REAL, ESTATE.
Owen ; 00o., A. B. #loOolevio ; trees., R, , ...
commlttee of JA5.0egsmeat, N. D. 000•'
H• 'i'hompsou;ea.,ptain, 1Y, M1aoIn1oel1;
Renzi?, R. Soollgrnve, J. 1,, U. p Alp
Lel;, W. 11foInt0eh : manager, r, E.
Lawrence, 71 'Was decided te'enter the
loagne fortpad with .Listowel, klgderioh,
eta„ and oveepthing points't0 a otrong
team being entered,
Luoknow.
John Boyd has returned from a three
months' trip to the Old Country.
The Luoknow W. 0. T. U. ie preparing
a box of fruit for the Girl's shelter in
Toronto.
The Zion Sunday sohool will hold a
tea.meeting in the ahuroh on New Year's
night.
D. Alton, of Ashfield, had his collar
bone broken by a tree falling on him
while working in the bush.:
Nominations for reeve, ooum:Allore and
oobool traeteee in Luoknow will be bald
on Monday, December 80811.
A runaway horse belonging . to Mr.
Worth made things lively for time on
Maio street on Tuesday of lest week.
The cutter was badly broken but fortuu•
ately00 one Wad hart.
The revival services being oonduoted
in the Methodist oburob here by Pastor
Evangelista Rev. Messrs. Turk and Ker.
by, are the most interesting and 8000800.
fur meetings of the kind ever held in the
village.
The personal aotors in ,those events
which made the County of Bruoe to day
are fast passing away, To preserve these
events and promote an interest in the
history of our oonntry and oar Dominion
is the object of the society. Al the or.
ganizabion meeting John .Murchison was
appointed vioa.preeident for Luoknow,
and P. Corrigan for Kinloss. The an-
nual meeting for the elution of omoers
will be held . on Jan. 4, 1902, and up, to.
that date those who feel an interest in
the objeote of the society may be enroll..
ed as charter members on payment of a
nominal membership fed.
A meeting of the "Bepoy" Hockey
Club, Lnoknow, was held and the follow.
ing officers elected 1 Honorary patron,
John Tolmie, M. P.; honorary patroness,
hire. Tolmie ; honorary Pres., Reeve
A1110; honorary vioe•pres., John sprost ;
prep., Dr. A. G. Ails ; vioe•pree., Geo.
Lihtthvv817•
3. PL. Ray was in Elm yorlt last weals,
Dina Ide. Brook, hie slater•iu-.aw• a000m-'
panied him,
F. Sallows, of the firm of Sallows &
Dippel; hes returned to town atter taking
a trip to 8rapiteba and the Northwest,
J, C. Hay has purchased the store 0n
Main street owned by Mrs. McKinney and
occupied by McKenzie BroS. lie Intends
fitting it up as an oilier, for his gee, coal
and wood busineee.
At the last meeting of the County
Couloir last' week Thos. Male W08 lip,
pointed High School trustee for Listowel,
in the place of J. E. Carson, removed
from the municipality.
RR„ iWolbIiilan bac traded hie brink resi-
dence on Main street West with Nelson
Hay, taking the letter's brink residence
on Bay street in exchange. We under-
stand that Mr. McMillan meeker some.
'thing over 51,000 in cash, difference in
the deal.
At the regular meeting of Court Lie.
towel, No. 519, 1, 0. F., the' following
officers were eleoted ; Cogrt Deputy, R.
8taint'on'; Court Physioiano, Dre, Nichol
and Dingman; P. 0. R., B. Witter; 0.
R„ V. 0. Bamford ; V. 0. R., E, Jermyn ;
Roo. Sao., H. MtIoney ; Ffn. Seo., A.
Zilliax ; Treae„ Dr. Berger 1 Obsplain,
A. Oiemenehaw ; 8. W., 8, Alberta ; J.
W., Alonzo Tremain ; B. B., Fred. Oar-
thew ; J. B., 8, Tremain ; Fin. Com., R.
1rioMinan and A. St. Geo. Hawkins.
The young people of Chriet Church.
have re organized their Literary Society.
The following ofilooro were appointed at
the meeting ' President, Rev. A. P.
Moore ; vice President, V. C. Bamford ;
Seoretary, Mies S. Wood ; Treasurer,
Mise Lilitan Tabberner ; literary Com-
mittee. Mime Amy Parcell, Lome Tab
berner and Helen Hawkins, and P. S.
Oonnolley and ' K. Willoughby ; mneioal
committee, Misses Lillian Tabberoer and
Emma Hawkins, and J. H. Atkinson ;
organist, Mies Ada Grant, The society
will meet on Wednesday evenings
throughout the Winter.
At the advanoed age of almost ninety
years. Andrew Hermiston, sr., father of
Andrew Hermiston, undertaker and
furniture dealer, and of Mre.B.F.Brook,
of this town, passed away on Deo. 7th.
He had been in failing health, for some
time and hie death was not unexpected.
The late Mr. Hermiston was a native of
Scotland, and came to this oonntry in
1893. He was married in 1840 to Chris.
tine Laing, who died some years ago.
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BRUSSELS. •
01 a family of eleven children, one eon
and five daughters are living. The fun-
eral took plane from the eon's reeidenoe,
Wallace street, Rev. Mr. Hardie, of Knox
ohnroh, coodaoting the services. The
interment took plaoe at Fairview Deme•
tery.
The proposition to establish a fine
gymnasium, reading room, swimming
baths, &o.;in nor town is meeting with
enthneiaetio support. Already there
have been subscribed about two hundred
names of'pereons who are willing to pay
an annual fee of three dollars towards
the running expenses of the institution.
Of those already approaobed vary' sew
have refined to join the memberehiy, and
in almost all these oases old age or some
other good reason was given for their
refusal. 'It ie thought that it will be
possible to build ata cost of eight or ten
thousand dollars, so as to include rooms
for the Bteineee College on the second
story, and two other large rooms on the
erected floor, suitable for the town read•
log room and a fine barber shop or some-
thing else.
4G -or rift.
Bowitk Council met on Monday.
Poetmaster Perkins is very poorly.
Julius Doupe is, we are sorry to hear,
very sick.
18108,,v dames Strong; mother of Coun-
cillor Stroug,:is very i11 at present.
Mrs. W. H. Glegg,'of the Boo, has er•
rived at the bedside of her mother, Mrs.
Strong, who is so very ill.
A number of horses from this looality
were shipped to Listowel for inspection bo
be taken to Smith "Afrine.
John Wright has purohasid the mei.
dance and six lots from Mrs. Laree, who
will soon be removing to Chicago, mach
to the regret of a large circle of friends,
The anniversary servioee of the Gerrie
Methodist Sunday school will be held on
Sunday Deo. 22, oonduoted by Rev. D.
Rogers, chairman of the District. Their
annual entertainment will be held on
Christmas night. '
Mr. and Mrs. Manner, who have been
residents of Gorrle fur a number of years
left last week to join some of their family
in Michigan. The two boyo have taken
up land and one daughter is also there.
We hope the old oonple will find their
new.home as pleasant me they expect.
At the regular monthly meeting of L.
0. L., No. 767, the following officers were
eleoted for the ensuing term : W. ti., J,
A. Strong ; D. M., J. J. Elliott ; chap.,
A. B. Farney:; R. S., E. L. Morren ; F.
S., G. W. Walker ; treas., R. Rose ; D. of
0., John Ardeli ; lecturer, Henry Hard.
ing t cone., Wm. Evans,' Thomas Naeb,
W. H. Gregg, Joseph Wray, Robert
Mntoh.
A meeting of the Upper Canada Bible
Society was held in the Presbyterian
church on Holiday evening of last week
and was addressed by the agent, Rev. 0.
W. Wutob. The following offioers were
elected for the ensuing year ;-Pres, Jae.
Leech ; vioe•pres., John Stewart ; eeo., J.
Donaghy ; treas., R. Rose ; depoeitor, T.
D. Edgar t nom., H. Townsend, Ohio.
Irwin, R. MOGratb, Jas. McLaughlin, 3.
R. Williams, Jae. T. Ed4ar, G. Gallaher,
John Evans, Wm. McKee, Wm. Biose,
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T. H. MoLaughlin.
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For five years I suffered with dyspepsia.
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Wardeville, Nov. 26, 1901.
Bold by James Fox, Druggist, Brussels,
J. A, MoLaren, the well known 'distil.
ler of Perth, id dead.
Charles Mafeoovilie, a Sandwioh Y;aet
farmer, dropped dead.
lRev. Job Shenton Methodi01 minister,
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Saw lylills.
/have a good aupply of Hemlock loge on
band. Can out out to suit customers.
Dressed Maple, imitable for granaries,
et 310 per M.
A11 kinds of Dressed Lumber kept on
hand from 510 per M up.
A large stook of oulled Elm and Aeh at
57 per M.
Shingles and Lath always on hand.
II'A good farm on 13th oon. of Grey for
sale.
A centred of 20 scree of logging to let.
For particulars apply 50
S. S. COLE,
PROPRIETOR, ETIIEL.
McLEOD'S
SystemRenovator
-ANO OTHER -
TESTED REMEDIES
SPECIFIC AND ANTIDOTE
For Impure, Weak and Impoverished
Blood, Dyepepeia, Sleeplessness, Palpita•
tion of the Heart, Liver'Oomplaint, Neur-
algia, Lose of Memory, Bronobitie, Con-
sumption, Gall, Stones, Jaundice, Iidney
and Urinary Diseases, St. Vitus' Danoe,
Female Irregularities and General De-
bility.
LABORATORY, GODERICH, ONT.
T. M. MoLEOD,
Prop. and Manufacturer.
001,1 by Jae, Fos, Druggist, Brussels
Cutters
Cutters
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A lot of new Cutters now ready for delivery.
Another lot will be ready in a few days. If
you want a Cutter call early and get a pick
from our fine new stock.
Sleighs are now being manufactured of all
sizes. We can supply your wants no matter
what they are in this line.
Some good Second Hand Buggies and Carts
will be sold out very cheap. Balance of new
Buggies at Oast to clear out.
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Co.
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POST BDU'I(STO3E
New Stook of Toys
Christmas Novelties.
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