The Brussels Post, 1902-1-16, Page 8B,BI'
IRON
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Remedy in all cases of;
General Debility . and
Exhaustion audio unex-
celled ae a Restorative
for Convalescents..
Price $100 a bottle.
Aloffi!zers
FOR SPRAYING' . .
T]3P TR OAT,
Do not neglect a Sore
Throat but come to
Iursley's Drug Store
and buy an Atomizer
and a bottle of Spraying
Liquid. This will also
protect you from Diph-
theria,
P. B. Hursley & Co.,.
DRUGGISTS, AND
SUCCESSORS TO L. It. ILtitVEY,
BOOKSELLERS,
BRUSSELS
oar,
GRAM® TRUNK RAILWAY.
900TaaON ExxxesioN W. 0. & n,
Trains leave Brussels Station, North
and South, asfollows :
GOING SOUTH GOING RoaTm,
Express 7:18.a.m l Mail 2:10 p.m
Mixed ......... 2:48 a.m,l Express 8:17 p.m
Tort Ildas Slams.
A ohiel'e amang ye Makin' notes,
An' faith he'll prent it.
HonsE Fair Thursday, Feb. 6.
A. 0. U. W. Friday evening of this
week.
Ba0ssELs Salt Works sent out another
oar of salt this week.
ADVERTISEMENTI in Tam POST bring
good results as'a rale.
W. J. MO0RAOEEN is the leasee of the
town scales for 1902 at $160,
BARRISTER W. M. Seem= is the new
Chairman of the School Board.
W. H. Mo0RA0xee is loading a oar of
potatoes for shipment this week.
LARGE quantities of cedar fence posts
are being hauled to Seaforth just now.
A COUPLE of looal legal suite are mooted
and may make their appearance shortly.
MESSRS BAERER & VANSTONE forwarded
a car of baled hay daring the past week.
Some youths are beading toward trouble
if snow-ballingon the Mainstreet is not
stopped.
W. JEWITT shipped a oar of hogs to
Palmerston on Monday, paying $6.50
per cwt.
Taos. NEWSOME is away at D. Cooper's,
91h oon., Grey, getting out timber for
barn extension.
A out of granite, marble, &o., has az.
rived this week for Messrs, Cochrane &
Johnston's Marble Works.
THE Pon was awarded the printing
for Morrie township for 1902 by the
Commit which met last Monday.
A LOAD of nitro-glycerine was in town
on Mondayen route from Petrolea to
Formosa, Bruce Co,, where it is used in
"shooting" oil walla.
Tam town snow plow, manipulated by
Jno. Lott, did good service last Sunday
morning in opening np the sidewalks
after Saturday's storm.
AT a meeting of Grey Branoh Agl.
Society Directors, on Wednesday after-
noon, W. H. Kerr was re•eleated Seore-
tary-Treasnrer of the Society for the
doming year.
IN P. Henderson's the New York Beads-
man, catalogue for 1902, there is a good
portrait of 3. G. Skene, Brussels, entrench.
ed behind an exhibit of Ponderosa To.
matoee of whittle he is a grower bard to
beat.
LADIES' purse lost on Wednesday in
Brunelle containing a $5 gold piece, small
change and receipts for goods pnrobaeed,
name of owner on the latter, The finder
will be rewarded by leaving it at once at
THE POST.
Teta Rom is in receipt of "The Nuc-
leolus," a magazine published by the stu-
dents, of the Saginaw Valley Medical
College, Miobigan. Our young friend, S.
L. Oaldbiok, is Bnsinees Manager. He is
a medical student at Saginaw.
DIED.—We are very sorry to bear that
Arto, second son of Dr. and Mre. G. L.
Bali, of Toronto, formerly of Brussels,
died on Wednesday atter a brief but
severe illneca. The funeral will take
plane in Wingham on Friday morning.
The bereaved will share in the sincere
sympathy of many old friends in this
locality.
Oven 100 reserved seats have already
been taken for the M000abee Charity
Concert to be held in Brussels Town Hall
on Friday evening of this week. Pro-
gram will embrace vooal and instrumental
mneio,recitations, dialogues, readings
and drills. Admission fee is only 150.
for adults and 10o. for children. seats
may be reserved at the former figure.
Bats ORDER.—The Chatham Planet of
last Saturday con twined the following item
referring to H. Dennis, a former well-
known Brasselite :—Baokae & Dennis,
harness makers, have been awarded a
000traet for fifty-two setts of line har-
ness for the M. Campbell Fanning Mill
0o., for ebipment to New Zealand. This
le the largest export order ever given to a
looal harness eetabliebmenb, that will
doubtless be filled to the entire satisfac-
tion of the firm.
Weans or Creenn,—From Manitoba a
snbeorrber writes :—"Tae Pose Is a wel-
come letter to each of us every week."
To remitting subscription from Van Anda,
B. 0., a former resident of this locality
says :—"I get THE POST about 8 days
from the time ib leaves Braeeele eo its
weloome news be not old by any means
when it resolute me. We are having our
Winter season of rain juet now bat not at
all gold, the thermometer registering
about 40 to 46 above zero. So we are not
treozing,' From Htgb Bluff, Man.,
another remarks :—"Ib is very doe to
get Tag Post out here as it gives a person
the news of home, Enclosed Sed $1 for
renewal." A Cadillac subsoriber writes
—"Enoloeed End $1 for Tug Poem, this
will pay for oar 2131b year. We wouldn't
itoma visitor
do without as t is a weitl B Or
i
every weak," Froin Wbiteobureh
"Find $1 renewal for 1902. We welcome
Ton PoeT M a weekly visitor;"
A. 0. DAME$ shipped a oar of oattle
Friday of last week,
SATURDAY was the first real blaffy
W iutry day of this season,
Geo. Base shipped a oar of hogs, a oar
of sheep and a car of cattle this week.
BEATTIE BROS. have purchased - a gray
driving horse from Philip Ament at a
good figure.
EAST Huron Fall Fair will be held at
Brussels on Thursday and Friday, Oot,
2nd and 3rd, 1902.
THE G, T,R. pay train with Paymaster
G. W. Alexander in °barge was up this
line on Tuesday evening,
Sanas may be reserved for Friday even-
ing's Concert without extra °barge by
porobasing a 150 ticket in advanoe.
A Loeb of young people drove to Wing -
ham oo Thursday evening of last week
and spent the evening on the skating rink.
EAST Huron Farmers' Institute will
hold its annual meeting in Brussels Town
Hall Wednesday afternoon and evening
of next week. All will be welcome,
A VERY neat label for salt barrels need
by R. & J. Raneford rete Brussels out all
right andae it ehoold be. The Banefords
are "All right" as well ae the salt and the
labels.
A LARGE number of promising colts are
being handled in Brussels and looality
this Winter and next year will see quite
an improvement in baggy and oarriage
horses.
MESSRS. FORTUNE, Mardis and Little-
john have been reappointed License
Commissioners for East Riding of Huron,
and D. D, Wilson, P. Douglas and H.
Doyle for South Laron.
ANNEAL meeting of. Brussels Driving
Park Association will be held on Friday,
31st inst., at the American Hotel, at 8
o'clock, to receive the annual report, elect
officers and attend to any other business.
TAX COLLECTOR HALLIDAY has been
granted a short extension with bis roll
with the understanding that all balances
dee mast be in hand by that date, so as
to return roll to the Treasurer for the
Auditors.
THE Insurance 0o. bas settled with Dr.
Graham for the loss to hie store front by
the fire in A. Sbrachan's store window.
Plate glass will likely be planed in the
Ring street window ae well ae the front
wbicb will make quite an improvement.
DON'T forget the oonoert in the Town
Hall Friday evening of tbie week, pro.
oeede to go to the Siok Obildrens' Hos-
pital and the Free Consumptive Hospital.
Concert is under the anspioes of the L.
0. T. M. The object is a worthy One.
BRUesnLe Public Library contains over
2,500 books, the best procurable, and all
of them at the oali of any ratepayer, the
only expense being a few cents for a
catalogue and library oard. Parente
ehould take advantage of the Library and
thereby aid in the education of their
families.
Tan Wingham Times of last week eaye
—Fire Rau.—About 3.10 o'olook on Mon-
day the clang of the fire bell brought a
crowd to the street, and a run for the
firemen to W. F. Vaaetoae's house on
John street. It is creditable to the are
men that they were ready for the water
in about five minutes. It was 'just a
chimney.
EVERYBODY wonders how the Family
Herald and Weekly Star, of Montreal,
secured the rigbt to pnblisb that remark.
able story, "The Mao From Glengarry,"
written by Rev. 0. W. Gordon, of Winnt.
peg, under the nome de plume of Ralph
Connor. It is easily the best artery of
day, and it is said thousands of new sub-
scribers are flocking to the Family Her-
ald and Weekly Star, so ae to be in time
for the first ehaptere, on January 29.h.
Family Herald eubeoribere are certainly
in for a big treat. Their three pictures--
the
ictures—the King, the Queen, and the beautiful
"Donbass of Devonebire"—are alone con•
eidered by many to be worth a five -dollar
bill, .yet one dollar pays for the whole out -
EAST Hugon FARMERS' INSTITUTE.—
Meetings of the Emit Huron Farmers'
Institute for the disousaion of Agricul-
tural and kindred enbjeots, will be held
as undernoted, At Gerrie on the Rat
January, 1902, the afternoon session at
1.30 p. m. :—Ohairman's address ; G. 0.
Canton, Oraigburet, "The importance of
succulent food in the feed ing of live stook";
J. E. Meyer, Eoeeth, "How I built my
silo" ; Mre. Campbell, Goderiob, "House-
bold economies." Evening session at
7.30 p m.:—Ohairman'8 address ; G. 0.
Ogston, "The Agricultural College and
the education of the Farmer" { J. E.
Meyer, "Keeping poultry for profit on
the farm" • Mrs. Campbell, "Horne In.
fluenoe." ltlnsioat program.
—At Rrneaele, on the 22nd of January,
1902, the afternoon neaten at 1.80 p. m. :
—Chairman's addrese ; G. E. Oaston,
"Problems of the Soil" • J. E. Meyer,
"How Ibuilt my silo" • Mrs. Campbell,
,
"Aims and object° of Womane' Inetitutes."
Evening Session at 7 80 p. m, •—Obair-
man's address ; G. 0. Gaston, "The Land
we live in" ; 3. E. Meyer, "Keeping
Poultry for profit on the farm" ; afro.
Campbell, "Bread and Breadmaking."
Musical program. All are oordially in.
vibed to attend these meetings and take
an intelligent part in the dieooseions On
the remarks made by the speakers, that
the information imparted may be olearly
anderetood and duly impressed for nature
use, Thee. MoMillan is President, end
Geo, Hood, Secretary.
.0AC7fi3 iIiiIi6
MINIM
8Raao,.--3r. Sherrington le eapeobr4
to (Rive en addreea on Wednesday afber-
s
noon node et the DUO Hugo Fernier*
Inetitute, Weenie, on the Segar beet,
'nig lea live subjeot and every termer will
no doubt be anxious to hear what Mr.
Sherrington has to 007 on the gaaatiou,
New anoere were metalled In °port
Prinoees Alexandria, No. 24, 0. 0.
Brtte>iele, on Tuesday evenil{' b} pro,.
Oen. Rogers, In addition to Mt' already
published, N. F, Gerry will be organist
apd musical director. A program of
vpgal and instrumental music, epeeehea,
&o„ (the latter wee supplied by the 0, R )'
was rendered after the installation, The
list of of1osrS was published two weeks
ago,
001T, -Last Sunday evening the stern
Messenger called for the spirit of Prndepoe
Maxwell, relict of the late John Mooney.
Deceased had been poorly daring the past
Sommer but a great many were surprised
to hear of her death. Mrs. Mooney was
born in Ireland on Oot. 8th, 1830, and
came to Canada when quite young, looat'
ing at Smith's, Fettle, She was united to
her late husband in June, 1860, by Rev,
Mr, Huntington, her sister Sarah being
Mr. Mooney's first wife, ,the marriage
ceremony being performed in )e0. 1840,
The family resided in Amaranth town-
ship, Grey 0o., for some time, moving to
Brussels in 1879 atter a year's stay at
Blytb, Mr. Mooney died in July, 1880,
aged 64 veare. Four daughters were born
by the first marriage, two of wbom sur-
vive. In the seeond family there were
four children, the tbree sons being Goa.
don, William and Henry, of Brussels.
The only daughter, Emma, passed away
in 1883, aged 28 yearn. Increasing years,
aided by dropsy, was the oaaee of Mra.
Mooney's decease. She was ooneoioue to
the last and passed away attended by the
members df her family. Thefuneral
took piece on Tuesday afternoon from
the reeidenoe of Wm. Mooney, Frederick
street, Itev. Jno, Holmes oonduobing an
impressive eervioe. Pall bearers were
Jno. Mooney, brobher•in-law to deceased,
Geo. Cardiff, Jno. Wynn, Jas. Gibson, 8.
T. Plum and 8. Crawford. Interment
was made in the family plot alongside of
husband and daughter.
Business Locals.
MONEY to loan On farm seoerity.
Apply at THE POST.
CEDAR fenoe posts for sale. Apply at
THE POST Publishing House.
Fos cheap millinery go to the Mieeee
Habkirk. Everything down,
BRUesara Pune Worms —Saw gumming
a epeeialty. Satiefaotion guaranteed.
F, Aerate, Mill street.
Bus bargains in robes and sleigh belle
to Clear out stook. JNO. DbNALDsON,
Harness maker, Brussels.
WANTED.—Cboioe ljp11 Batter 18 gents.
No. 3.. Mink or Fox skips 63.50. Our
slaughter sale of Dress Goode during Jan.
awry and February ie worth coming miles
to see. G. E. KING, Wingham.
Saw Farago —The undersigned is pre-
pared to attend to all saw filing in a
workmanlike manner, after long exper-
ieooe. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Haan WILLIAas, ,
Livery Barn, Brussels.
CiIU1f011 CHUB S.
Maitland Presbytery next Tuesday at
Wingham.
Regular service in the R. 0. Church,
Brussels, neat Sabbath morning.
Evangelistic services bave been in pro -
grass in the Methodist Oberon this week
and will be nootinned next week.
Melvil's Sabbath Sobool contributed
about $15 to the Siok Obildrene' Hospi-
tal by their collection last Sunday.
The Catholics of 8t. Angaetine intend
erecting a fine 'oburoh daring the ap
proaohing Summer. It is to be of gear-
ried atone and will coat about $8,000.
Rev. W. MoDonagh, of Stratford, is
expeoted to he here next week for a few
days and will meeiet in the revival sea
vioea being held in the Methodist ohuroh.
Rev. W. McDonagh, of Stratford, will
preach anniversary sermons in the Metbo
diet Chnroh, Brunets, on Jan. 26th, and
will lecture on Monday evening following
on "Ireland and the Irish." Keep the
date in mind.
Last Sabbath morning Rev. Jno. Ross,
B. A., gave an addrese on the Life and
Work of the late Dr. Robertson and also
called np the names of other worthy
Presbyterian divines who have gone to
their rsward.
Rev. Mr. Holmes spoke in the Metho-
dist aharoh last Sabbath morning on
"The Balling Oall of the Obaroh." It
was taken up after the manner of a Bible
reading. Evening subject was "Temptas
tions and bow to meet them."
The Century Fund Committee of the
Methodist Obureb bas decided to print
the names of eubeoribere to the fund in
the memorial volume in alphabetical
order. The subscriber of a dollar, there.
fere, may take preoedenoe of that of
$20,000, if bis name is first alphabetically,
Books will close on March 1.
Next week a speoial aeries of eervioee
will he held in Melville Church, to oom-
menee at 7 45 when the list of subjects
will be as follows "A Solemn Qom
tion," Monday, Jan. 20 ; "A Loving Ap•
peal,' Tuesday, Jan. 21; "A Momentone
Decision," Thnreday, Jan. 23 ; "A Happy
Oondition," Friday, Jan. 24.
Communion services will be held in
Melville Ohuroh as undermentioned :—
Preparatory Servide, Saturday, Jan. 25,
at 2.30. Observance of the Lord's Sop.
per, Sabbath, Jan. 26, at 11 a. m. Even-
ing Service, Sabbath, Jan. 26, at 7.
Thanksgiving Servide, Monday, Jan. 27,
at 7 3 p. m. Annual Meeting of Congre•
gatioe, Monday, Jan. 27, at 8 p. m.
Guelph Daily Herald of Jan. 11 says of
a former Brneselite :—In the program for
the Peel County 8. S. Teachers' oonven•
Mont to be held Jan. 23 and 24, at Ingle•
wood, the name of Mies J. M. Roes, of
this city, appears to teach the S. 8, lemon
of Jan. 26, to a primary Claes in the
presence of the 8. S. teaobere of the
°ennty and also to oceduot a roared table
oonferenoe on primary methods.
The annual Sunday Sobool sleigh ride
and entertainment in connection with St.
John's (thumb was held on Friday even.
ing of levet week, when an interesting pro.
gram was given. Some of the pnpile
were struck in the faoe by some namable.
voce boys on the street while sleigh: riding
and were slightly injured. There wag
some talk of making an effort to aeoertain
who the offenders were sods tobave `them
pnniebed.
Merry/me BAIIMATn SttlhooL.-•-• At the
annual meeting of Melvillo Sabbath
Sobool the following r>ffioers and teaohere
were elected for the current year:—lion.
Superintend' nt, Rev. Jno. Rose, B, A.;
Superintendent, 0. P. Blair ; Aest, Sepia,
,J'. II. Cameron ; SeuretaryTreasurer, L,
Ht r o
B. Danford , L b arians, W. J. Omni and
Bees Beattie ; Organic*, Mira Jennie
Hableirk; Teaoltors, A. Aa. McKay, G. F.
Blair, 'lura, J. Kerr, arise Aaoliaht, Miee
Lizpie Roes, T. A. aliewkina, D. 0. Rees,
J. H. Cameron, Mare. R. S. Roes, are,
Cameron, Mies Stewart, Mre, 'A. Mo..
Quire, Itfise Edith MOLauohlin, Miss Jen.
ale Habkirk, G. A, Deadman, Miee jean
Purina, Mies Lizzie Moore, A. D, Grant
and Mee Mary Roes,
People We Know.
D. O. Roes took a business Grip to
Toronto on Wednesday,
glean Alive and Nellie Campbell are
home from London on a plait..
Mian Annie Beattie, of Toronto, is vie.
iting relatives and friends in town.
A. Conley wan on the eiok list for a
few days with something like la grippe.
lilies Fannie (Hogg was visiting' Mre.
A. E. Treleaven at Dgngennon last week.
Miss Lizzie Bird has been on the siok
list for the past week. We hope she will
soon be better.
Miss Ethel Creighton ie fn town from
Grand Valley. She will.go to Hamilton
for a visit after a Sojourn here.
W. Richardson, vice President of the
proposed sugar factory at Walkerton, was
is Braeeele this week appointing agents
to omnvae the farmers as to beet growing,
T. MoGilliouddy, of Toronto, formerly
of Brussels, was recently presented with
a silver mounted umbrella by the Bible
olase in College street Baptist Sabbath
school.
Mre. D. MoNanghton,' Princess street,
bas been on the sink list this week but we
hope she will be speedily restored to good.
health,
David and Mre. Hendereon, of Mani-
toba, are the gussets of Mre, George Me.
Millan, the latter is Mr. MoMillen's
sister.
Counoihor N. F. Gerry was on the eiok
list for a few days last week but is OOPS.
more behind the 000nter in bis hardware
store.
Mrs. Edward Garvin's health isnot by
any means ae good as her friends would
like itto be, and we hope ebe will soon
take a obange for the better.
B Cochrane was away to New Bruns-
wick and Vermont last week on a parokae-
ing boar in connection with their Marble
Works at Brussels and Wingham.
H. and Mre. Ball, of Wingham, and
Mr. Oothers, of Smith's Falls, a brother
of Mrs. Ball's, have been visiting in
Brunets and vicinity during the past
week.
Will. Brydgee, of Goderiob, formerly
of Brussels, hue gone to Rook Island, Ill.,
to take a course which will qualify him
for the position of Y. M. 0. A. pbyeioal
director.
R. H. Holmes, barrister, Toronto,
brother to Dr. Holmes, of. Brussels, and
sou of Thos. Holmes, Wingham, was a
candidate for aldermanio honors in Ward
6, Toronto,
James Broad foot, of Antogonieb, Nova
Scotia, is here on a visit with relatives
and friends. He ie a eon of Jno. Broad•
foot and was a former resident of both
Morris and Brussels, and is now engaged
in the hotel business.
Membere of the 33rd regiment will be
interested in the announcement that
Capt. 0..1. A, Cnnningbam Dunlop, late
adjutant of the regiment, is going to
Beath Africa. He is enlisting as a pri-
vate in the Contingent now being eeot
from Canada.
Jas. Blemmon, Poeque, N. W. T., ar-
rived here last week and will holiday for
a few months with relatives- and old
friends. Itis 10 years siode Mr. Stem -
mon was here but time baa dealt very
kindly with him es be looks very little
older than when be removed from Grey
township. Mre. 8. Slemmon, of Brus-
sels, is hie mother. He bad 5,000 bushels
of wheat tbie past harvest and is well
satisfied with life in the West,
GOVERNMENT WINS.
IN 9 BYE -ELECTIONS THE
LIBERALS WIN 7 SEATS..
On Wednesday of this week there were
nine bye election contests for the Com•
mons and the results are reported as fol-
lows
Lmnars.
West York Campbell, maj. 118
" Durham Beith
Kingston Hmrty " 758
Laval Wilson " 22
St. James 'Brunet " 884
West Queen's .,,Farquharson " 487
L'Islet Oaron " 1
Total, 7.
0oxennvATivzs.
West Hastings Porter " 496
Addington Avery " 890
Total, 2.
21.
Farmers' Institutes.
According to the report of George 0.
Oreelman, Superintendent of Farmers'
Institutes in Ontario, the attendenoe at
the various institute meetings held lest
Winter totalled 181,658. There were 780
meetings and 8,202 papers read. The
membership in June, 1901, was 20.887,
compered with 18,258 in Deoember, 1900.
Moat of the institutes seem to be in good
Snanolal condition, only 7 of them show-
ing a balance due to the treasurer.
The report contains a fall list ofthe
meetings of the currant campaign, with
epeakeheand subjects. 'There are 96 in.
etitutee and 740 meetings will be held,
The section on Women's Institutes
shows that 88 of these have been organiz-
ed with a membership of 1,602 and °total
attendance at meetings this year of 6,300
women, a pronounced growth for the
year.
The ohjeot of the Women's Department
is set forth- as follows : In towoe and
cillos fora number of years the women
bave had an easier time than their sisters
in the oountry. Anything bbat would
tend to lighten the labor or of household
dutiee has been introduced. Their
kitchens have been supplied with running
water, and separate rooms for bathing
have - beoome the general rale. Every
kitohen has a good range and plenty of
light graniteware utensils. Furnaces and
hot water boilers bane been found more
economical than the old stoves and no
one will deny that they carry with them
added eornfort. On the oontrary, very
few of the 0t7nntry bonne are furnished
In this way, and we believe it is not BO
mach the lack of means ae a lack of
knowledge of the way to go about mew.
JM , 10 1;902
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REST
$11,000,000
$750,000
Agonatas to all loriNcdpal Male in Ontario, Qee ,neo Afanitoya, United Staten re.S,nplaqd.
A Gonoral Banking Bnsiueae Transeoted, Farmers' Notes Dismounted.
Drafts Issued and Collootione made on all points.
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT,
Interest allowed on deposits of $1.00 and upwards and uomponnded half yearly,
Senora ATTENTION GIVEN TO'P1i1 COMMOTION OP FARMER& SALE NOTES,
Every futility' afforded Onetomere living et adietanoe.
M„,1 payable at any bank farmed Under 510.,.. 8e, $20 to 500,,,,12o
Mousy al Ur„,„, at the following rabee;— $10 to$20,.„10o, 80 to; 40., ..140
F. H, GRAY, ACTINO AVANT.
savonnoosananessmenvs
ing them. Tbroogh the Wemen'; Theta
tptee these matters may be thoroughly
dieoaesed as well as many other sabjeots
connected with women's life and work.
CaramaxL,, In Braeeele, on Jan, -4th, to
Mr. and Mre. A, Oumpbell, a daugh-
ter.
OUaasa.—In East Wawanoeb, Jan. 7, to
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Corrie, a eon.
DEAooiL_--In Eaet Wawanoeh, Jan. 8,
to Mr. and Mre. 8. Deetoon, a daugh-
ter.
ELLrowr.—In Tnrnberry, Jan. 4, to Mr.
and Mre. Jno. Elliott, a daughter.
NEenxT.—In Morrie, on January 8th, to
Mr. and Mre..RobertNesbit, a dangle.
ter.
Pzazznw.—In Morris, on Deoember 81st,
to Mr. and Mre. John Piokelt, a
daughter.
anal .zmv-
BorT—PrANT On Jan. 8, at Listowel,
Mr. Howard Bolt, to Mise Addie
Plant, daughter of Mr. Wm. Plant,
all of Howiok.
H00000—Wn1One. At Jamestown, on
Jan. let, by Rev. R. 8. G. Anderson,
Mr. Welter noggins, of Manistigne,
Miob., to Mise Rebecca Wright.
JOHNSTON—MARTIN.—Ou New Year's day,
at nage, Man , Mr. Bert. Johueton,
hardware merchant of that place, to
Mies Kate Martin, daughter of Mr.
David Martin, of Wroxeter.
=man_
Mo0NEY. In Brussels, on Jan. 12th,
Prudenoe Maxwell, reliot of the late
John Mooney, aged 71. years, 3
months and 4 days.
LAmraw.—At Bacot, Man., on Jan. 4,
Maggie mnnroe, beloved wife of Wm.
G. Laidlaw, and eister•in.law to
Mre. Geo. Jaoksou, of Morrie, aged
20 years.
.' 'CTIOST
TnuRsDAY, JAN. 28.— Ferro stook, 'im
plements, new boggier, wagons and
cotters, at lot 23, con. 7, Grey. Bale
unreserved, at •12 o'clock, noon. John
Cober, proprietor ; P. B. Scott, ado,
TZ : A..r 0 ='X'1o,
Pall When t,..µ, 74
Barley . ... , 48 '
Peva...................76
Oats .. 38
Butter, tubs and rolls ., 15
ltlgge per rinzen 16
Flow per cwt. . 4 00
Potatoes (per bas.) 26
Apples (per bbl.) 2 00
Hay per ton . 0 00
Sheep Orilla, each ,26
Lamb skins °mob25
Salt per bit., retail 1 00
Hideo trimmed 6
Hides. rough 5
Hoge, Live 6 86
Wool 18
50
76
16
17
6 00
28
8 00
7 00
25
80
70
6a
'6
6 60
18
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN..
li ARM LABORER WANTED,
either married or single. Engage-
mentby the year. Must be steady. Good
wages will be paid. Apply ab TSB POST.
ARM FOR SALE. — $8,000
will buy Lot 12, - Con. 9, Grey, good.
house, barn, orchard, dm, Possession given
on March 6. If not sold will be rented. Al-
so 100 acres on 12th eon., -Logan, for sale,
good buildings, which wilalso be sold at a
bargain. For farther particulars write or
apply to CHAS. QUERENGE69ER, Broil
began P. 0., Ont. 27.4
Huron -County Council
The January seemon of the Council of the
Oorporatton of the County of Buren will be
held in the Connell Chamber ' in the Town
of Oodericb, commencing at 9 o'clockp m„
on Tuesday, the 38th inst.
W. LANE, Clerk.
Dated at Goderiob Jan.18, 1092.
ANNUAL MEETING.
The Annual Meeting of the Brnesola Drive
ing
cera,, the he Aeaooiaton for e r elootion of a ii.
receiving of the report of the Dir..
ecborefor the plat year and such other bud -
,118R13 as may be lawfully brought before the
meetie l beeHeld at tbeAmsrioan Hotel
Friday ridayday evening, January 81st, 5902, at 8
o'olook, F, S. 10077,
Secretary,
BLUE
RASS
CONDITION
POP1f 3' D R
WD
orse , Qattic,
Sheep & II0 "S,r
It forms an excellent appetizer,
producing a fine, glossy coat and
a good, general condition. For-
mula on each package, We war-
rant it to be pure. Large pack-
age 25c. at '
Fox's Drug Store
fOMPORTABLE, WELL
..,,�V lighted and ooavenientrooms to let in
the Leckie block over G. A. Deadman's and
Mrs. Rogers' stores. Apply to F..8.SCOTT,
KJTX YOUNG SCOTCH SHORT
Horn Balls for eale,lrom 9 to 20 months
old, - filet, uow0 in calf to imported "Hod
Duke” and a few beifore. "
D. M1124111, Etbel.
l'IOUR SHORT ]BORN Y O NG
.L Bulls for sale, all registered. One is 2
years old and the others average from 8 to
12 months, JAS, 5710720, Lot 88, Don, 8,
Morels, Brussels P. 0. 2641
STRAYED ON THE PREM.
Imre of the undersigned, Lot 28, Con,
4, Grey, 2 ewes and.2 lambs. The owner is
requested to prove property, pay experwes
and take them away, M. MONIOSOL,
26.4 Ethe1.P,0,
C+TRAYED ON THE PREM-
17 ISDS of the undersigned, Lob 80, Coo. 6,
Grey... January 12th, a clipped broncho,
Owner is requested to prove property, pay
expenses 854 take it away.
273 D. MoDONALD,Ethel?. O.
COLT FOIL SALE.—A GOOD
Horse Colt, will be 1 year old on Feb.
sbh. Sired by Scott & Warwick's "Costum-
er,' dam. bred from old ."Clear Rrib." Will
be sold chsap. Apply to ALEX, 1307011AN
AN,17111 Con. Grey, Walton?. 0. 25.8
$15 00 to $18.00 a Week
salary for an intelligent mall or woman in
each town,Permanent position.80 cents
per hour for spare.. time. Mqunfeeturer,
Box 78, Philadelphia. - 10.
NOTICE.
To the Public of the Village of Braesele :
As the amalt•nox is found to be in various
parte of the errantry (not in the village) 1t is
necessary that all persona who have not
been vaccinated should be wlbheut delay.
RICHARD PAUL,
Chairman of the Board of Health.
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
war
THE LOWEST.
nnual
StockTaking
Our Great Annual January Clearing Sale of Remnants, Oddments and Slow
Selling Goods of all kinds. A. time when we lose sight of Cost or former price, and the
only thing taken into consideration is our desire to make quick disposal of the year's
accumulations of Remnants, Oddments and Over -stocks, no matter what the loss may be.
No Remi ant Sale heretofore, no Clearing Sale to come can positively equal in point of
Bargains this clearing up of all Odds and Ends. You may -come to this Sale expecting
to find almost any kind of goods you need at / or regular prices.
Sale Begins Friday, Jan. 17
v
15 Mantles at $2 Each—
We have about 16 Mantles that .were carried over
from last season. These we will matte abort work
of, and no matter what the former price, will give
yon your choke on Friday for
A Two Dollar Bill
16 Ladies' Mantles, lines that were parried over from
last Beason; allgarments that will give goodwear,
sold last season at $6 00 to $10.00, with a little
alterations could be made into good Coats for
Children ; every -one must be sold by the end of
the month, and you Pan have your ahoioe 0n
Friday for, each $ 2 00
8 only Girle' Coate in Navy Blue and Brooz"e Green,
bright new goods thie Beason, worth regular $8.50,
to clear at
4 pieces only 66 inch pate wool Homespans in ebades
of Ligbt and Dark Grey and Nevy Blue, worth
regular 76o, sale price ....... r
4 pieces Astrachan earl Cloth in Black, Grey, Car-
dinal and Cream, 54 inobee wide and very
suitable for Children's Coats, wortb regular $1.75
Sale price
5 pieces' 26 inob 'Union Flannel in Light and Dark,
Plain and Twills, worth regular 128o, clearing at
10 pieoos 38 inob heavy Flannelette, ill Light and
. Medium shades, worth regular 90, Sale price7
2 webs 72 inob Twilled Bleaobed Sheeting, regular
value 25o, Clearing price ' 20
10 pairs only, size 60x80, Wool Blankets, rapier
pries $2.60, Sale prise 2 00
8 pieces 9/4 Twilled Sheeting, best 80o line, Sale price 22
1 76 8 pieoos 36 inob Extra Heavy Flannelette, all new
.patterns, worth. regular 1280, Sale prior.
5 webs Fine White Eoglieh Cambric, 85 inobes wide,
50 noweslliug at 10o, Sale pricy
1 26
10
3 pieces only Amazon Cloth, very suitable for Girls'
School Dreesee or Costumes, in shades of Fawn,
Navy and Blaok, worth regular 45o, Bale price 80
2 pines only 46 inch pure wool Coating Serge in Nervy
and Black, very suitable for Ladiee' Bkirte, now
Belling at 50o, Sale prion
.7 only Ladies' Heavy Cloth Gapes, in Bleak
and Tartan colors, °Learing ata regnlar.marked
Prim
2 pieces Extra Heavy Feather Tioking, our regular
25o line, Sale priori
20 pieoee Printed Wrapperettee, dark oolore, regular
prime12io and 15o, Sale priori to clear....•..,,.
36 2 dozen Ladies' Tan Sid Gloves, sizes 6j, 6o and 65,
Frenob
make
with
Dome Fasteners, regular
price 51.00, Bale Price
7
20
10
60
During this Sale we place all our. Caperines, Ruffs, Gauntlets and Ladies' Astrachan 3ackets on
sale at exactly Cost Price to clear in order to make room for our Spring Goods.
J. FERGUSON &
Co,