The Brussels Post, 1902-1-9, Page 8•'.
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.t Remedy in all oases of
General Debility and
' Exhaustion and is unex-
' -celled as. a Restorative
for Convalescents,
Price $100 a bottle,
FOR SPRAYING
THE THROAT.
Do not neglect a Sore
Throat but come to
Flursley's • Drug Store
and buy an Atomizer
and a bottle of Spraying
Liquid. This will also
protect you from Diph-
theria,.
F. B. Hursley & Co.,
DRUGGISTS,
SEICCE580E8 TO T. 11. HAUTE -v.
sun BOOKSELLERS,
Barents, Ont.
'GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY.
shwas:au EXTENSION W. G. Jr E.
Trains leave Brussels Station, North
and South, 10 follow ;
Gonne dooms 001103 NORTE,
Express 71B o.n hall 51.0p.m
Mixed mg a.mlExpreee este p.m
saxes gtins t.ents.
ohiel's amang ye takin' notes,
Att' faith 'he'll prone it.
Dive are lengthening.
Rome, could hardly be better.
°moan Friday evening of next week,
BERT Home Fair in Brussels on Feb. 6.
Smoot, Bused Friday evening of thio
week.
Bum mitten wante an owner at THE
Poet.
0.0. F. next Tuesday evening. In-
stallation of officers.
Joni Wiwi= disposed of a fine Domin.
iota piano to Wm. Mellelvey, Grey town-
ship.
QUITO a quantity of oordwood has been
delivered at Brussels Balt Works already
this season.
Tiro fire at Ethel Thursday evening
of last week was seen quite distiuotly
from Brussels.
R. LasumanArm has been eupplying the
public with a very handy and well finish•
ed yard etiok and has a number yet on
band for those who would wish one.
THE presence of a bird known ae the
Groesbill, not unlike a robin, a native of
the New England States, is taken ae an
indication of a, mild Winter. It has been
all right so far.
LADEN' purse 1051. on Wednesday in
Brunets containing a $5 gold piece, small
change and reoeipte for goods prirohaeed,
name of owner on the latter, The finder
will be rewarded by leaving it at once at
TEE Poss.
Tice Spring Jury.sittinge of the High
Court of dustless for the County of Huron
will open on Monday, June 16th, before
the Hon. Justice Street, and the Non -
Jury sittings of the same Court on Mon-
day, March 8rd, beforeJustice Robertson.
',Mutant," the parser recently sold by
John Beattie, of Brussels, to Kidd Bros.,
of Listowel, won the mile free for -all
race on the ice at Sault Ste. Marie last
week. R. Rcohe, of Brussels, handled
the ribbon& .A. green horse, driven by
Mr. Roche, also won a race.
CARD Or Tom -P. and Mrs. McQuer.
rie, whose family have been laid up with
diphtheria'take this opportunity of ex-
pressing their thanks to many kind and
thoughtful friends far their help and
mpa.thy in a trying hour. A. friend in
need is surely a friend indeed.
OnUsSELs poultry fanciers are still to
the front, ae at tbe Stratford Fair thie
week 'A. Baeker was awarded 15 prizse
ont of 19 entries, taking 9 firsts ; 4 sec.
• ands and 2 special& D. A. Lowry won
let and 2nd on game fowl. Mr. Baeker
sold it Plymouth Rook cockerel to Mr.
Grieve, of Exeter, this week, at a good
fign re. .
••• HonosCo. Couneil will not meet until
Je.n..26th this year owing to the month
coming in on Wednesday. In all proba-
bility, tt000rding to the rule agreed npon
in 1900, by whioh a Coeservative and
Liberal will be chosen Warden alternate-
ly, Donald Pal tureen, of East Wawanosb,
will 511 the Warden's ohair for 1902. He
is a good Oonnoillor. Barrister Holt
was last year's Warden.
A001MINT.-Thersday forenoon Walter,
son of John Broadfoot, had the miefor-
tuneeo get bis right hand caught in a
straw-outter, driven by steam, working
at hie father's farm, the result being the
dipping off of the mond and third fin.
gers. The yoang man walked to the
doctor'd office and had the iojnred band
dressed, proving that be is pc:ummed of
pretty good staff. He will be off work
• for goose time owing to the aooident. •
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Boosw.tn sub lone to Tug POST
hove beet; coming in 8.19 lively tate,
H, Feud, Of Lietowel, will Move to
Bruseele in conoectiOn with tbe Colter
Carriage Werke and will take oharge of
the blackesnithing deparltneet• He
married men
over .89 yens of age ited will mles hitt
late partner troy elteh. The old gentle.
mana health be fairly good ooneidering
hie advanced years,
BQWLIILIO'
In 1011940e TOWil Weclimeols
002021M -The stalwart given
evening ettreeted enoot the lergeet auti •
Tun new arrangement of elitism at 0110613 00011 there 105 It kleg time and tile
Bruseele Public school ap ettra to be progrem woold no doubt plea's° 9, large
working all right, Mtge Soo t, the new
teacher, took her place on Pridey of aol
week a.0 will 00 Mod work ere Itelieve,
TOR POST ia itorry to , heat that Tboe,
end Mre. Hill, of Vancouver, B. 0., lost
their se000d daughter about Chime,
She woe 8 yens of age. Deoeatied wee a
granddleughter of . John Hill, Qneen
ottani, Brunets,
Tan Midi Mon Gr.uurana2.-All Can.
ado is indebted to the pnbliehers of the
Family Herald eon Weekly Stnr, for it
has jinn leeked out that that greet paper
has &soured the serial rights of that most
absorbing story, "Tbe roan from Glen-
garry," by Rev. Chas. W. Genies:, of
Winnipeg, who writes under the nom sle
plume of ''Ralph Oonuor," Tbe pub'i.
cation, we learn, will be begin in a week
or two,jut as soon as the Family Herald
Sobsoription Department have entered
the thousands of renewal subscriptions
thathave poured into that offlue during
the past week or two. Family Herald
readers are to be oongratulated, They
will oertalnly get the year's subscription
price in this story alone. '
A nem) many sore axing are in fashion OHUROR Wennzen.-The It, 0, ohuroh
just now through vecoination.
in this plows was crowded on Tuesday
SLEMEINS has been wonderfully good morning to witness a very interesting
for the small amount of allow. marriage ceremony, T. W. Nolan, a well
ETATuTORY meeting of Bruesels Oounoil
will be held on Monday eveniug, 20th
inst.
FarDAY afternoon at 4 o'olook, a meet.
ing of Brussels Publics Library Board
will be held in the Reading Room.
Almost, meeting of East Huron Agri-
eultural Boolety will be held in the Coon,
oil Member on Wednesday afternoon of
next week.
TEE telephone line will be extended to
the Salt Works so that Messrs. Ritoeford,
the prop.rietors, who reside at Clinton,
will be in closer touch with their busi-
ness here.
Masses. Cone & Sooe baa steam up at
the new Carriage Works on New Year's
Day as a test to see that everything
about that port of the maohinery was in
running older.
alas. Medinr, of Walton, appeared
before A. Bunter and W. H. Herr, 3, P.'s,
on Saturday and pleaded guilty to hav-
ing liquor on unlicensed premieee and
was fined $20 and oosts. Inspector
Miller laid the complaint.
Doter forget the Lady Maoaabee Con•
cert to be held in the Town Hall on
Friday evening of next week, propede to
50 20 the Siak Ohildrens' Hospital and
the Sanitarium for poor ooneumptives at
Gravershuret. Good program will be
provided.
L. 0. T. 11. -Following are the offioere
for the L. 0. T. M. Hive, Brussels, for
1902 :-Paet Commander, Mrs. N. Pdo-
Lauchlin ; Lady Commander, Mre.
Arthur McGuire; Lieutenant Command-
er, Mies Josie Buchanan ; Record Keeper,
Mies Jean Ritobie ; Aeoist. R L, Mrs,
P. Ament ; Finance Keeper, Miss Jennie
Forbes ; Physician, Dr. MoNaughton ;
Obaplain, Mrs. W. F. Stewart ; Ser-
geant, Miss Bell Oliver ; Mistress at
Arms, Mies T. Gerry ; Sentinel, Mies
Ada Blainprize ; Pioket, Mies L. Down-
ing ; Organist, Mise Irene Baker ; Amt.
Organist, Miss J. McLanohlin ; Auditors,
Mrs. D. 0. Ross and Mrs. G. A. Dead•
malt.
Roams OLD BOYs.-Tbe Huron Old
Boys' Asseolation held its annual meet.
ing Saturday night in Toronto.
J. S. William presided, in the absence of
the President, Hogh Met:Math, who is
confined to Me residence through illness.
The yearly report by the Secretary, E.
Floody, showed that there are now 226
members. The following officers were
eleoted for 1902 : Hon. Preeidents, 001.
W. D. Otter, J. S. Willison, Hugh Mao.
Math ; Pres., E. Floody ; vine Pres., Dr.
W. Sloan • Secretary, A. Walker
Treasurer, 'G. A. Smith ;Exeontive Com.,
J. A. McLaren, E. J. B. Dunoan, George
Deacon, J. R. Lyons, W. Pendergast, W.
Scott, 3.5. Mcliinnon, S. T. Chard], C.
0. Rose, Thomas MoGillionddy, H. 0.
Lucas, 0. McDonald, 0. R. Oooper,
Thomas Mole and T. W. Gibson. It
wag decided to hold an at home or ban.,
quet in February.
OBIT. Henry G. Rutledge of 238
Bloor street, Toronto, who died on Sat-
urday of lag week, was a brother to Mre.
J. L. Kerr, of Brueselaand was a native
of Sligo, Ireland, where he was born in
1880. He bad been in poor health lately,
and was an invalid since loot Spring.
Mr. Rutledke was a member of the Irish
Proteetant Benevolent Society, the Ma.
Boni° order and the .Methodiat Churoh.
Tbe funeral took place on Monday after-
noon to Mount Pleasant Cemetery, Rev,
W. W. Sperling offioiating. .A. widow, a
daughter,•Mre. Gendron, of Toronto, and
three grandahildren eurvive him. Mr.
Rutledge was manager of M. L. Samuel
and Benjamin & Cos. wholesale hardware,
Toronto, for many. years. The muse of
death was prelyne. In addition to Mre.
Kerr, mentioned above, deceased had a
eister in Guelph (Mre, H. Metcalf) anoth
sr at Swan River, Man., (Mrs. H. Har-
ley) and a brother (Rev. W. L. Rotiedge,
B. A., of Woodstock.) The subject of
thie notice wee a resident of Toronto
almost ever sina he came to Oanada 50
years ago.
WEDDING BELLE1,-0upid scored anoth-
er victory on New Years Day when, itt
Worst Lorne, Elgin Co., at the residents'
of the beide'e parents, Druggist F. B.
Horsley, of Brussels, and Miss Mary 0.
McColl, of West Lorne, ware united in a
matrimonial alliance by the aid of Rev.
M. Mann, of Rodney, There were about
60 relatives in attendance and the bride
and Mies Mary MoNiobol, of Stratford,
her bridesmaid, looked charming in
becoming costumes of white. Tbe
groomsman was Hugh A. Carmielmel, of
West Lorne. OeremOnY was performed
at 5 p. m. and alter hearty omigeatula.
tions were over the petite eat down to
well laden tables, Wedding gifts, vain -
able, petal and numeroOs were in evi-
dence establishing the foot of the pop0.
larity of the principal& A. very pleaeant
evening was spent in range, gamee and
acefial Shat. Mr. Huntley and beide took
the evening train for their home at
Bruesele followed by the good wiebee of
a large Mettle of.relatiVes and friends for
their happiness and prosperity in Huron
Oo. Mre. Horsley will be greatly noiseed
at Waist Lorne AO she has taken a protn.
Mont part in ohoreh, temperance and
eociety Work. Trio Mee •adde its eon-
grattikttions to the happy twain and
weloomee them as residents to 005 01 the
Rxemaiticet or SvotrAeuz.-Court Prin-
cipe Alexandria, No. 24, 0. 0, F., Bru-
• nie, forwarded the following resolution
to Sao. and Mre. Rogers, of tbie town, in
• oonbeation with the deaden of their
highly esteemed sort
Mt. and Mrs. Geo. Vogers
n, :
DaP151033108, - YOn have recently
been.ottlled upou to suffer the bereave.
meat of one of your home oink in the
• departure Of your only 0,13a beloved Son,
• and no doubt many heare been the worde
,• of aympeOby spoken to you. The ' mem.
hers of Collet Minutes Alexandria, 0. 0.
F., No, 24, Brussels, desire to be true to
thole obligation in the expreeeion of our
genuine and heartfelt regard for yon in
• your lonelineee. Your son lived a noble,
manly life ; fought the battles: 10 whioh
be was engaged like a true soldier and
died a conquers:la going to share in the
Anal vietory. May the Divine Healer
apply the balm to the wounded heart and
the eemembranoe of a dutiful son, early
called to an enlarged life be an incentive
to 0 faithful disoharge of duty nntil .tbe
toll le °ailed up yonder," vitae we hope,
• throtigh the merit of tate Pathes'a beet
holOtted 800 tO Meet Where partings ate
unknown, We retnalts Voles in L. 11,
&
Ciso, Toblatnc, Chief Renger.
WALTER SISITH, Seoreeaty,
known young farmer, of Grey township,
and Mite Kate, the petite daughter of
Mre. Margaret Ryan, of fdaKillop, being
the principals. Rev. Fr, Comma tied
the matrimonial bow in good style, the
service being mush longer than the usual
wedding ntiptials. Musie was rendered
at appropriate intervals during the star.
vice. Tho bridal party returned to the
borne of the bride where the company
spent an enjoyable time. Mr, and Mrs.
Notes will maids on the groom's fine
farm, 15th con., Grey, where they corn.
menee married life under very favorable
prospects. TEE Peet throws an editorial
slipper after tbe happy couple.
BIMestans CHEM FAcyony.-The inonal
meeting of Brussels enema factory was
held in the Council Chamber an Battu.
clay afternoon and was well attended.
The autlitore' report was read and adopt-
ed. It may be found on page 5 of this
issue of TOE Post. Last year's Manag
ing Committee was reappointed. 0.
Smith was chosen ae Auditor, and Jas,
Turnbull, Reeve of Grey, Treaeurer,
Macey is to be kept in Standard Bank as
usual. W. W. Harris weas ee•eleoted
Salaams° and will get the same price as
last year for making ----3500 insurance is
to be pot on cheese On May 15, $500 on
June Lit, $500 on Aug. 20 and $500 on
Sept. 15 and extra if it is required. The
MilIr Inspeotor will be tusked to pay one
visit to the factory during the year.
Everything has worked very eatiefan.
tartly during the past year and the pmts.
peota are very encouraging for 1902.
Farmers are cordially invited to extend
their patronage to the fantory.
WEATEAR Foe jean:UM-Bay. Irl Eloise,
of St. Lim's, the successful weather pre-
dictor, gives in Word and Works his fore-
cast for January. A Vnloan storm period
covers the first 6 days of January, being
central on the 3rd, Winter storms will
develop and pass from West to East, fol.
lowed by colder weather. From Oth to
1202 there will be a return to storm condi.
floes, with more rain and snow, again.
followed by oolder and Matte weather.
Tbe 03 ;on being at South deolination
during the dietarbe.nbes of 9th to 12th,
the cold attending these storms will be
general and severe. A. Mercury dieturb-
anoe extends from 12th to 23rd, central
on 18..h ; during the first half of this, a
Yulcian storm period also prevailS, contra{
on 15th. Some of the heaviest storms of
the month are probable from Tuesday,
14th, to Friday, 17th. Moon on the eque.
tor ou 14112 will intensify electric oondi•
tions, carmine in Southern parte thunder
and lightning. Rain will turn to Meet
and snow, ending in blizzards to North
and West, with sweeping cold wavebring-
ing up the rear. About the 20ffioold will
abate, and rain storms may be expeoted
from West to•Baet ; these will turn to
sleet and snow, and during 20th to 24th
Winter storms and blizzards may be ex -
pitted. The last storm period is neutral
on 26th, covering from 24th to 29.h.
After 27112 a high barometer and cold
wave wit1.014880e mouth,
As Oen RZSIMINT ;Gozpa.--Saturday
morning of last week Isabella Bnobanau,
beloved wife of John McCallum, died at
the residence Of her son.in.le.w, Clemson.
lor Etendereon, Matthaei° street, aged 82
years. Her demise was not unexpected
ao she had been hovering neer the border-
land for nevem' daye. ' Deceased was
born at Laohute, Quebec:, Province, and
was married to her now bereft partner on
July 28, 1848, 58 years ago last July.
They lived at Fall River, Mane., U. S.,
where Mr. MoOallnen followed hie trade
as calico printer, ythioh be learned in
Scotland. Coming book to Canada the
family moved to Huron Co., residing at
Goderich for a year and then came to the
5112 line, Morrie township, where they
took up a bush farm and for years knew
a good deal about pioneer life. 81 years
ago Mr, and Mre, McCallum moved to
Bruesele whore they have continuously
reeided. Their children are :-Finlay,
Thee., John, Florieda (Pdre. A. Nichol)
Janie (Mrs. 'P. Smith), all in Newer ,
New Jamey, U. 8.; and Isabella (Mrs.
It, Henderson), of Brussels. James died
in June of 1889, at Newark, aged Hymn
and Alex, died hen 4 years of age, hie
being the first birth and the first death
in the township of Morris, the burial be.
hag made at Sunshine. James Bechanan,
of Kansas, U. 8., and Mrs. A. Boa, of
Lealante, are the surviving brother and
sister of We. McCallum. The subject
of thie notice was 0. etirring, industrious,
kind hearted, out -spoken wonum, who
enjoyed exoellent health and took an
active interest in public affairs as Well
as her home °onetime. In 1887 she ear.
ried important dispatches during the re
hellion and Was 001 glow at ear -time In
giving her opinion. She held allegiance
to thePreebyterian Olinrch. The funeral
took place On Monday after000n to Brus•
gels oemetery, Rev. Jno, Ross, B. A.,,
taking the servioe, Pall bearers were
Allan, James and John Speir, old neieh-
bore, Ti. 5, and P. Scott, and Jas. Mo.
,Arter. Among thou who atteuded the
tonere,' were George Henderson and W.
Ademe and wife, of Seaforth ; A. Hen.
Berson and siatera, Imo, Henderson,
Robert Habkirk and wife, M. Habkirk
and wife, McIntosh and airs, H. Hen.
dereon, of Meitillop 1 and Vaal Boig and
mejority of lffietie iu attendanoe. 12
Leethertinle, Peeeident of the Bonding
Olub, tinder whose appioes tli eisterteio•
meet witelield, ietrodeeed the 18.1551
?Misfit ooneleted of Miss Jessie N, Mao-
letlehlan, the star 8.030ng the Bingen Of
Scottish song ; H, Bennett, comic v0Olth•
iet, who lied appeared here before geme
years ego, and R. Buchanan, pianist, who
• ie the husband of EON Meolaughlin,
There wore no poor ntunbere on 1125 pro-
gram and ae the itudienoe wee enthasias-
tie encores were numeroug. Mies Mao-
lam:filen ponot only sing Sooteh songs
with wonderful power, pathos and ohne.
nees of enunciation bet in "Tbe Holy
City" and "Role Britannia" rather eolips,
ed any of her other aelectiope. Mr.
Bennett Waif as funny ma humorous eong
singere oan be made and hie "I'm going
to get married" and "Dot little Gentan
Band" were oomloal in the extreme. Mr.
Buohanitna piano solo was marred by
some people with rudeness enough to talk
aloud to the displeacture at not only the
pianist but many who wanted to bear
without interruption. • The Covetable
should be instructed to walk such people
out of doors without much ceremony.
Finenoially the oonoert woe a big euccees,
the protieede totalling $182,75 and tater
paying all expenses the Bowlers will
have the neat earplug of about $60, which
will go to improvements on the leowling
lawn, already a trim spot.
DAtteen.-The oases are growing start-
lingly more numerous of railway engin-
Gera, of pilots and motormen, dying
instantly at their poets. The lives and
limbs of score& huodreds, are thug ina•
perilled. The pilot of a crowded New
• York City ferry was recently found at a
oritioal moment, stiff in deatkt. The
833)410681 of a bightnng express, running
.
at full epeed on a "aloe section, with
Dia band on the lever, dead. • June 13,
1900, a Ohioago motorman did not stop as
usual at a steam -100.d crossing, and an
engine grazed the rear of hie eleetric oar
_loaded with passengers. He was found
With staring eyrie, stone dead. Two New
Jersey engineers, brother, have been
strioken with paralysis. We have num-
erous records of and other similar oases.
What is the matter 2 Their work is ex-
deptionally straining on their nerves, and
if they did not have the rest of one day in
seven these Baden deaths would be ex.
peoted, if they did not annually happen.
Right here, too, is the cause of railway
accidents that often octet stockholders
from bundrede of thousands to a million
or more, in the crash of a second of time.
Therefore, ',Ripe's" reasone aside, there
le danger to life and property in Sunday
steam and trolley travel. Danger every
day in the weels'beoatme of it. The cruel
tyranny of Sunday work, thue enforced
on labouring men, bas made white slaves
of millions of our countrymen. It is no
longer safe to ride oo sleeper or day trains
-on trolley or ferry ; and ospital and
labor both have cause to Ory out against
Sunday work as an enemy. Do 2 help this
enemy, by inflaeuoe or by example in
favor of Sunday work in any form 7 --
Niagara Times.
tidiest little toWne in the promo& daughtee, of Howlett, Mr, McCallum ie
•
Business Locals.
Molise to loan on farm sunray. •
Apply at THE PoSy.
Foe oheap Millinery go to the Migees
Habkirk. Everything away down,
BRilesirrA PUMP W011XS -Saw gurnming
a speoialty. Satiefention guaranteed.
P. ADAM, Mill street.
BIG bargains in robes and sleigh belle
to 0 ear out gtook. Jso. Dossraneent,
Hansen maker, Brussels.
Holum blanket, homemade, lost North
of Brussels. Find. r will oblige by leas,
ing it at Tun Poss. War, Anomie:neg.
WARTED.-Ohoice Roll Butter 18 cents.
No. 1. Mink or Fax skins 53.50. Our
slaughter sale of Drees Goode daring Jan-
uary and February is worth coming miles
to see. G. E. Kum, Winghom.
Smv FILING -The undersigned is pre.
pored. to attend to all saw filing in a
workmanlike manner, after long exper-
ience. Satisfaction gnaranteed.
. HUGH WILLIAMS,
Livery Barn, Brussels.
9,.,1902
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F. H. GRAY, Aetreo Agent.
Miss Govenlock, of Atwood, was the
guest of the Mieeee flabkirk, last week.
William Thomson has returned to
town after au extended etay at London
and Stratbroy. He has engaged with R.
& 3. Ransford ha the inanufeature of salt
barrens, at Brussels Salt Works.
W. EL McCracken and Mies Carrie
epent the New Year holidays with rely,.
fives and friends at Paisley and loottlitY.
Mao.. gets as numb enjoyment Out of e
spiel visit as the most of folks.
Mrs. 3. Rogerson, of Bradford, Penn.,
is here caring for her sister, Mrs. Frank
Belem who bas been dangerously 111
with pneumonia but is on a fair way to
reoovery now we are pleased to state.
W, F. Vanetone, formerly of Brussels,
was elected a member of Wigham's town
Council for 1902. He bad several year's
experience at the Muoioipal Board here,
that will no doubt do him service there.
John end Mre. Goff and son, and Miss
Sarah Dadley, of Toronto, spent Christ-
mas and New Years with their rather and
mother, James and Mrs. Dudley. Mise
Sarah remained home to wait on her
mother, who ie ill.
Albert Hewlett and wife and Robert
Skelton and wife, of Morris, S. Howlett
and wife, of Grey, and Mr. Harper and
wife, of Elora, attended a family
gathering at Ohas, Howlett's, Queen
street, on New Year's Day.
Will. Watt, of Toronto, was in town
for a little while on Tuesday shaking
halide with a few of his many friends
here. He drove over from Seaforth
where he was visiting hie brother -in law
and sister, Will. James and wife.
Mines Georgia Rose and Mabel Zim.
mer who were home for their vaoation,
returned to Listowel Collegiate on Mon-
day morning. The ermine nf the former
Aliases Jean and Gram Auetin, of Listo-
wel, who were visiting hero have return•
ed to their home.
Mrs. T. FarroVe has been quite ill dur-
ing the past week with something Rae
appendicitis but is somewhat improved,
we are pleased to state. Postmaster
Farrow has been bothered with a "ariok"
in his baok that made gettiog about con-
siderable of a burden.
Alex. Sperling and daughter, of Ninga,
Man., is renewing old friendshipa in
Brunets and looslity. He is a brothsr to
Mrs. Watson Ainlay and Fletcher Sper-
ling, of Brussels, and Mrs. Jno. Manning,
of Morrie, and has been in the West for
a good many years.
Last Saturday Fred. Gilpin, who was
home for the Christmas vexation, re.
turned to Ohiottgo to resume his studies
at the Dental Oollege. He expects to
graduate next May. His partner, Dr.
Reber, manages the dental office with
which Mr. Gilpin is oonneoted while the
latter attends college.
GREY BRANCH AGRICULTURAL
SOCIETY.
The manual meeting of Grey Branch
Agricultural Society Ma held on Jan.
8th, in the Council Chamber, Brussels,
with Preeident James Speir in the chair.
Minutes of last annual meeting read
and passed.
The Seeretary.Treasurer, W. E. Kerr,
preeented the Auditors' report for the
past year's proceeding° which showed the
reoeipts to be 51808.41, which included a
surplus of $1105 66 from 1900. Expend'.
tare 5708.18, which leavers a balance of
$1155.23. On motion of David Milne,
essoonded by P. B00% the report was •
adopted. $250 was expended 00 improve.
anent to the Fair. buildings. ,
Officers were cleated es follows :--
, President, Jae. Speir ; •
• Vice Pees, X. D. Warwick, V. S. ; -
Direotors, W. H. MaOracken, R.
Nichol, P. Scott, John MeGavin,
D. Milne, Geo, Robb, Jas. IlVanfl,
R..MoDouald and P. Roberteon.
Auditors, F. S. Mott and A. Street].
an.
Oo motion of Messrs. Warwiok and
Niohot the thanks of the Board were tend.
ered to Misses Annie Ross and Olara kto.
()reckon for the valuable sends:tea render.
ed in arranging Ladies' Work at fall
Pair.
After dieoussing the question of send.
ing a delegate to the meeting of tbe
Oanadian Assooiation of Fairs the meet..
ing adjourned. Direetors will meet on
Wednesday of next week at 1 p. m. to op.
point tieoretary.Treasurer and attend to
other businees.
PERSOS PARAO ft, A PilS.,
• Mise Elsie Jackson was visiting in Kin-
cardine.
• Rich. Williams] was t Listowel on
Wednesday.
B. and Mrs. Gerry were 'Aalborg at
Blyth on Wednesday.
Mrs. (Rev.) Holmes has been on the
sink het during the past week.
Mom May Hinoke le renewiug old
friendship in town this week.
1. end Mrs. leletohet spent New Year's
Day with relatives in Lnaknow.
Mrs. John Tait and Mies Fannie Hogg
were visiting in Wingliarn last week.
Mee Mary Oliver etas on the siok list
last week, but is able to be out again.
Miss Minn Turnbull, of Clinton, was
in town 2 or 8 daye visiting friends last
week.
P. Arnent and wife returned Mob 'Sat.
urday from a two weeks' visit in Mob.
and Indiana,
8. Plum and wife were in Blyth Sun.
day to see Mrs. N. B. Gerry who is siok
with quinsy.
listtre Jas. Oakley and Miss Maud, of
Listowel, were renewing old friendships in
Bruseele and loottlity,
Med. Wilson and Dune. Stewart re.
turned to the College of Pharmaoy at
Toronto on Monday.
Leslie Herr left on Monday for Stmt.
ford to resume his attune at Me Buelness
College after the Ohristmea vaoation.
Mies Pearl Lowry has bsen On the sick
list with inflammatory rheumatism but
we hope she will soon be all right again,
Mee. Oyu Dadley and dirs. Kilburn,
of Malign], 595141 12085 Year's day with
Jas. and lake. Dudley, Graimm's Survey.
It:H. Green and wife, of TrOwbridge,
were visiting Mre. Harris, the latter's
Mother, for a few days during the past
welqeklai Jennie Rowe lett on Monday
morning to oonattenee her duties tie
teacher of the 2nd Depettment 18 Ethel
"Millie &shoot. •
Misses Clam and Amanda MoOrttoken
Wove at Peterborough attending the wed•
ding of a oonsin, during the Xmas holt.
days, returned last Friday.
Mrs. TIMM], of lYlorria, has taken up
reeideoce in the brink hotted, Alexander
etreet, whion she pantheon' from Mee.
Ferguson, Tuts I'Oet bide her weldopae,
monsam.
MoIllueoute.-In Blyth, on December 31,
to Mr, and Mrs, name MeMnrobis,
a daughter.
15no.-DI-Grey, on Jan, 7, to Mr. and
Mre. Jos. Shim, a son,
STAML-In Seafortb, on Deo. lith, to
Mn. and Mrs. Loftus Stark, a son.
La..A.muszam=,,
ROUTLITheta-GLouoman,-At the residetme
of the bridb'e parents, Blyth, en
December 25th, by Tim W. Pennell,
Mr. George Routlodge, of Clinton, to
Annie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Admit Glouchoe.
Nordat--Retat,-&t the IL C. Ohnrob,
Brnasels, On Jan, 8, by Ran. Fr.
Corcoran, of Seaforth, Mr. T. W,
Nolan, of Grey, to Mies Kate Ryan,
of MoKillop,
9:3X7-1
Co855.n.-21 Golden Plain, Ageiniboia,,:N.
W. tr„ on Dets, 28, Hattie Werner,
beloved wife Of George H. Cowan,
aged 42 years ad 7 months.
Belgrove, on Jan. 9, fi. 3, toy,
aged 82 years end 5 menthe,
BUTLIBDOS.-In Toronto, on January 4111,
Remy George Antledge, brother to
tire. J. L. Herr, Downhill ilia Ord
year.
MoCAnnete.-/n Broods'on January 4,
Isabella Buchanan, beloved wife of
John aloCallum, aged 82 years.
41..'S'OTXQ20-
THURSDAY, JAN. 23. -Tarin Mock, im•
plements, new buggies, witgonte and
°titter& at lot 28, oon. 7, Grey. Sale
Unreserved, at 12 o'olook, noon, John
Cohen, proprietor ; S. Scott, atm.
•
:E'":3•1wra=1-...r..-- t.T A tie 1•47, -Err st
74 75
Earley ' 48 60
Peas • 75 76
Oats . .. 38 89
Butte, , oho and rolls16 16
16gge 1,0/ drn4en . 16 17
Floor oes owt. . 4 00 5 00
Potal oes (per brie.) 25 25
Applee (per bbl.) 200 8 00
Hay per ton 6 00 7 00
Sheep ekine, each 25 25
Lamb skims eaoh.. ... 25 80
Balt par 12121., retail... 1 00 70
Hides trimmed 6 61
Hides Tough
Hogs, Live
Wool
5 5
0 80 6 50 $15 00 to $1S.00 a Week
18 18
NEW
YEAR
GREETINGS
TO ALL
FROMW-
FOX'S
DRUG
STORE.
O OMFOR TA B L E, WELL
lighted and eonvontentroome to lee in
the Leekie block 0801 G. A. Deadman's end • •
Mrs, Rogers' storm, Amply to le, 8.800141.
WHITE SOW, 15 MONTHS
V I old, strayed from Thos, Al000k,s,
14th Sen, OM, 0/1 Doe.16611 Any inforroa,
Won loading to bar reecivery -will be thank- •
fully received, JAS. EIRE, Gra nbrook.
.--
STIEBEtY0PtPie .11013dNersiTgurror LotPREM.
4, Grey, 2 ewes and 0 lambs. TI.ecitnaeriit;
requested to prove property, pay expenses
and take them away. M. IL:NICHOL,
Ethel P. O.
COLT FOR SALE.-/ GOOD
Horse Colt, will be 1 year old on Feb.
Oth. Sired by. Scott & Virarwiolee "Costum-
er," dem bred from old I"Clear Grit." Will
be sold cheap. Apply to ALEX. BODHAN-
AN, 3.7th Con. Greif, Walton P. 0. 264
salary for an intelligent man or woman in
each town. Permanent position. 30 cents
per hour for spare time. klanufeasturer,
l
ONE CENT. A WORD COLUMN.ioX18, Philadelphia. 10
PAPER HINGING, DEBOR-
JaING- and House Painting done in
Onneri fenoe poste for stile. Apply at Workmanlike rammer and on short notioe.
Have bad three years' experience in city
work. Terms reasoGive me a call.
20 58.14. JOHNSTON.JOHNWalton.
THE POST Publishing House,
• 1RE PEOPLE'S.COLUMN.
C4.00D HOUSE AND LOT ON
Turnberry Street, Brussels, for sale at
a bargain, Apply -to
THOS. BALLANTYNE, Brussels. '
ypARm LABORER WANTED,
L either married or single. Engage-
ment by the year. Must be steady. Good
wages will be paid. Apply 335 14110 POST.
Q1X YOUNG SOOTOH SHORT
Horn Bulls for sale, from 9 to 20 months
old. Also cows in Dalt to imported "Red
Duke,' and a few heifers.
D, MILNE, Ethel,
•
T?OUR SHORT HORN YOUNG -
Bulls for sale, all registered. One is 2
years old and the others average from 9 to
32 months. JAS. SPEIR, Lot 90, Con. 6,
Morris, Brusseis P.O. 26-t1
NOTICE.
To the PaTic of the Tillage of Bros& :
As the Small -pox is found to be in various
parts of the country (801 10 the village) it is
lamasery that all persons who have not
been vaccinated should be without delay.
RICHARD PAUL,
Chairman of the Board of Health.
Annual Meeting.
East Enron Agricultural Society.
The Annual Meeting of the East Huron
A arleui terra Sonistywull be held at the Town
Hall, Brussels, on Wednesday. the 15th day
of January, 2062, at 1 o'clock 0.50, Business
of the meeting: Receiving tho annual state-
ment and Anditore'report, appointing ofile-
ars for the year of 1581.85.
W. H. EERR, JAB. FERGUSON',
Beeretary, President
Mrictly One Price
0.
The Lowest.
Were Getting Reay 1011
• You know what that means. It
means that everything in the store will
be looked over and valued from every
point of view, and we don't intend to in-
ventory a single slow selling piece of
Goods or Remnants and we know full
well that there's nothing but Cutting
Prices that will clear them out quickly,
hence you may come expecting to find
many lines of most desirable Goods
at or of what we've been selling
them for.
J. FERGUSON
& CO.