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TICS' J3UU13S3LS POST
'BUSINESS CARDS,
N]aY TOLOAN : PER
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mint, as,SCOTT, Bruele
vNj [u, MoORACI II–.-
v r . y Issuer of Marriage Lieonuss, Of -
nee at Grocery, Turnberry ttreet, Brasile,
14 • . N. J3ARBETT—_
a -we 0nscorIal Artist, aep axlPor
Childof the Standard Pauli, 1'attllee' and
Children's drett's Bair cutting a speofalty,.
M. MORRiSON,
issuer of Marriage Licenses,
WAL.TON, ONT.
MISS JEAN M'LAijJCNLIN,
—TEACHER OF
,PIANO AND - ORGAN,
SE.1,'-CJ'Br-+-+=x,s,.
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM:
1889000011,
FIRE AND MARINE.
GUELPH.
Wellington Mutual
P1r0 insnranre
0000004I81100 1800
Insurance taken on the dash and premium.
note system atourrcut rates. Stierointuit,
ing elsewherecall on theuutloreigaed Agent
of the Company.
41401tGE 1ROGERS, Brussels.
MiSS SARAH LOUISE MOORE,
L.. O. M.
Aondemie graduate of London.Ooneerva-
tory of 2911510, also Member of the Associated
Musicians of Ontario, Is prepared to receive
a limited number of pupils for infatuation
on the piano. Qualified to prepare pupils for
the Principal's Form in the Conservatory of
' MAete,
Brussels, Ontario.
A, LEX. BUNTER—
Clerk
UNTER—
Clerk of the Fourth Division Court,
Co, Huron ; Conveyancer, Notary Public,
Laud, Loan and lusuren.e Agent ; Auction-
eer. Fundi invested aid to loan. Collec-
tions made. Office in (Oa'ahani's, Block, Brae-
eele. ...
AUCTIONEERS.
FSS. SCOTT AS AN AUCTION -
son. will sell for bettor prices, to
better men In Mao time anis less chargee
then any other Auctioneer in East Huron or
he won't charge anything. Dates and orders
can always be arranged at the office or by
personal appliBatlon.
VETERINARY.
T D. WARWICK—
Rl • Honor.Oiaduare of the Ontario Vet
erinary College, is prepared to treat all dis-
eases of domeerinatod animals in a compet-
ent manner.,Partinular attention paid to
Veterinary D ntletry Calle promptly at-
tended to, 0 oo and Inarmary—Four doors
North of brad a Teruberry at., Breese's.
LEGAL AN9C:CONVEYANCiNQ.
AXT� ANC,LAIN--
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$$,Arrieter, 9011010 . -Oonvoyanaer,
Ppilillo, &c. OJRoeStewart's Block
'14 rth of Central Hotel,
Ar r for the Standard Bank.
11+,h, BLAIR, BARRISTER,
"olicitor, do. Office over Stand-
olciI .,Solicitor for Village of Brussels.
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"� Loan at lowest rates,
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i,rlMEDICAL CARDS.
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heti LF Trinity Dnivereity Fe11ow Trinity Medical
Oollogo,Member College of Pbyeiolane and
90090000 Ont, Licentiate of Die -Royal Col-
lege of Pliyeiel ns and Licentiate of Did-
wifery Edinburgh. la -Telephone No.19.
Residence—Dill street, Brussels.
DENTISTRY
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DR. R. P. FE/LD,
DENTIST
Gradoato of 'the Royal College. of Dental
Sm'geou9 of Ontario and Firet•olass Honor
Graduate of Toronto University. Once
next: to Brewer's Photograph Gallery,
BRUSSELS.
) 'ie moving forward.. Winter term begins
Jan. 6, 1902. Oar rates are reasonable—our
Courses of Shirty thorough and praotloal.
Sand for our Journal to see what we teach.
Students may enter atany time. Two
Courses of. Study—Commercial and Short.
' stand.
0,: A. FLEEING, A, L. MOINTTRE,
President Secretary,
Owen hound. Listowel.
SHINGLES
British Columbia
.led Cedar Shiiligles
North Shore
Pine and (Cedar
FOR SALE AT THE
'Brussels Planing fills
Aieo Doors and Sash of all Pat
terns on hand or made to order
at Short Notice.
Eetimatee Furnished fee all
kinds of Buildingo. Workman.
chip and Material Guaranteed.
P AMEN .l. t
ATTEND TH SENT IT PAYS l The Baliding Qom.uitlee of Ontario
f 819991 ahgralthave laknn 0119 oonlraob off
the oontraotol'e h 0,11, he Having pomplot•
pENTRAJop.
30 t
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fitry
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I Ut1 V'..,1,e UoM,a `Fat e0
A eohool poll known from 0110 end of Can-
ada to the other for its superior worst. Tele
College gives the right hind of education
Rud please, many p1 its students to Hflood
posittone, NIOW is the time to euter. Pre.
ltare for suctions and you will pet it, Write
er our beausiful 900910cue.
IV,. J. ELLIOTT, Principal.
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1GaKetor,
B. E, Young, ledgerkeeper at the Mel -
sone Bank here, bas been traneferred' to
the Canton branoh of the same bank.
Owing to several ones of email pox
in the section, Shipke school hag been
o'osed, but "expiate to be opened again in
about a month.
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Wm,Hawkeh ase . proprietor or of the
P P
Commercial House, is confined to hie
bed from the effects of injuries euetained
in a recent tall in the cellar.
Wm, Bowden, of the firm of Bowden &
MoDoneld, who has been in the Old
Conntry for eevaral weeks, arrived home
on..Tueeday of /eatweek with .another
shipment of.entire.horeea.
E..3. Spaokman R;. H. Sweet, J. Rend.
le, 8. A. Popleetone, W. Johns, Geo.
Heanpan, 11. N. R.A.S. N • Oobblediok, R..
Davie and Jeeneer II. Grieve drove over
to ;Mitchell to ossiet id the resuscitation
of an Oddfellowe Lodge in that town,
whioh had been defuoot for some years.
A large number were present from Strat.
faro and other places.
The members of Lebanon Forest Lodge,
No. 133, A. F, & A .M., met in their new
home on Monday night of last week for
the first time. The bell was new and
the (Moors were new, but notwithstand
1, g the latter fact the exemplifioatiun of
the workin the lot degree was done with
exeeptional credit to those in charge of
the chair.
About litty members and adherents of
Cavan Prtsby t
erten ohuroh met at the
Manse, on Tneeday of last week to ex-
press their edema for J. P.' and Mrs.
Rose, who are to reside in Ohatnam.
Ac address was read appreciative of their
work in the congregation and two up-
hole'ered oak obaire and a handsome
mantle °look a000mpanied the addroes,
fit
Wm. Moser went to Mitobell where be
will assist in. Campbell's hardware store
fur a month.
Blyth Commit has ohoeen James Barr
as their man t.f all work at $300 per; an
nem. Rich. Sofperg.wae.also nominated
for the position.
While adjusting a belt in the engine
room of the Blyth flour mill, Engineer
Murray led the misfortune to get hie
right hand caught and before he could.
release it the arm was broken in two
tlaaee.
At the regular meeting of the Blyth
school board, Dr, Milne was eleoted chair-
man for tate present year and Capt. Ranoe
Secretar. Treasurer. Iu future all re n
d•
lar and g
'medal meetings will be held in
Industry Hall.
The Ladies' Aid Booiety of the Blyth
Methodist obnroh entertained the choir
of the ohuroh to an oyster supper and
refreshments in thebasement of the
church on Mouday evening of last week.
Short addresses were given by Rev. W.
Penhall, Glenn Campbell, N. H. Young,
John 'Wilford and N. B. Gerry.
The following officers have been elected
bathe Christian Endeavor society of St.
Andrew's ohuroh for the ensuing six
menthe :—Provident, Mists Janet Ander-
sen ; vine President, James Dodds ; Seo
rotary, Miss Amy Elder'; Treasurer, Mies
Ella Anderson ;Corresponding Seoretery,
Mies Maggie Niool ; 'organist, Miss Ella
Anderson. '
At a roasting of the directors of the
Morrie Ag. Bootety, F. Hewett was re.
"elected Treasurer, and A. E. Bradwin,
Secretary. The date for the next Fall
Fairwill be Tuesday and Wednesday,
Oot. 7 8, . Presideet Tierney and Treae.
Metcalf will attend the Canadian Faire'
Aesooiation meeting, in Toronto, Feb. 19
and 20.
The Epworth League• of the Blyth
Methodist church has eleoted the follow.
ing rffioere for the enduing year Presi-
dent, Miss Ada Taman ; let viae Presi-
dent, Mies A. Gillespie ; 2nd viae Presi-
dent, Mies Ida Taman ; 8rd vine Preef.
dent, Mies Maud Gilley ; 4th vice Presi-
dent, Mies Attie Doupe; Recording Soo -
rotary, D. El. Crittenden ; Corresponding
Beoratory; Isaac Quinn ; .Treasurer, Mies
S. Bentley ; organist, Mise Carrie Slater ;
superintendent of juvenile work, _Miss
Ada Taman.
Olin ton.
The subject, of Rev. Dr. Gifford', ser-
mon on Bnuday was "A time to dance."
The Solvation Army desire to sell the
army barracks, baying intention to put
up a new huildlnu ae soon as they can.
The offitere for the Clinton Tract
Societybranch are follows :—Rev.
Dunlop, President ; 'Jae. Scott, Seoy-
Treae. ; Mrs. Chambers and Mre. Trouae,
0
olleotors
R 11. Coate, private Secretary to Mr.
William, editor of the Globe, and young-
est son of R. Coale, le likely to be ap-
pointed Aoatetant Editor of the Labor
Gazette, leaded at Ottawa.
Ed. Bowers met with an accident at
the organ faotory whereby he lost the
first finger and part of the ee000d of his
tight hand by the bandcoming in con-
tact with the double out.;-ff eaw.
John Foster wee the recipient of .a •
very bandeome Christmas present from
hie sod William, (who is employed in the
Praetor] Foundry and Stove Works) in
the ebape of a Peninsular Coal Range, of
latoot design.
A, J. Morrish will ran off hie stook of
gent's furnishings at a low rate and the
bottom of thtr•etook will be transferred to
Hodgene Bros' dote, w`hero Mr, Morrish
willtake charge of an up to•date-.gent's
furnishing department.
At the drat meeting of the new eobOoi
board for 1902, considerable buoineas was
attended to. The first was the appoint.
went of a new chairman, the honor be
Ing conferred open leaco Jaokson, and J.
Cunningham who has anted efficiently
as Seoretery wee re.appointad. ' W. Coop
e9 wag ro•engaged ae caretaker.
adne ave w details t b t
.ami s u fat1 be d-
oto to when the weather Is luvoxab o.
George and ,'Nomas Aldir did what
01here have tried and failed. That' haul.
ed from the With of Fred. Lord, Holmes.
villa, to Stapleton, four immense loge
boat had about seed) thousand feet In
them,
The Clinton Lawn Bowling 01ob will
give a grand 00neert In the Town Hall,
on the evening , on Tuesday, Feb. 41.1s,
They have seemedthe services of Min
ee- a tit h t the nth t
J e i Ml P to t a, 10 1 e o v e t Boottish
prima donna.
Mole ptwortit .
The eeholars enjoyed a treat from the
truateee on. Friday afternoon.
Joe Wilson was called away, to Bi (gin
to the funeral of hie 'grandson,
Special services have been io progress
in the Presbyterian ohuroh oondaoted by
Rev. G. Ballantyne.
Andrew P. MoAee has sold hie 'farm
Weet.of the village toJohn Elliott and
his perobused a larger farm at Ethel.
Chas. Seahe.ver has pinhead' the pro.
party belonging to J. Meiklejobn on the
Grey side of the -road. Charlie is a epee.
nlator.
PREaE TAmro .—On Monday afternoon,n
net thepupilso rt
18th t of M of two h pub
lie school having invited Pare. 0. Leppard.
over to the echo .1 manifested their good
wishes to the (towhee tend hie companion
in life by the following address and prey.
Between
Molesworth, Jan. 1810, 1902.
To MR. LEPPAID, MOrisawo Tii, ONT
Dear Teacher,—Itis with the greatest
p'eaeure that we, your pupils have as
gambled this afternoon' for the purpose of.
offeriug to you and your esteemed wife
our heartfelt oongratulatione and beet
wishes. Yon have always -proved your.
sell to be a faithful friend and an excel.
lent teaoher by doing all that lay in your
power to further our interests along Edu-
cational linea. By your faithfulness in
performing your duties as teacher and
helper and also by your manner of life
you have endeared ydarself not only to
us but to this whole community. We
now take thie opportunity of expensing
our appreciation of your oervioesby pre
senting to you this conch ae a meretoken
of the high esteem in phial you ars held
by ne. Whim the body 18 tired and the
brain weary you may find sweet repose
by reolining on this beautiful, worth.
Again, wishing you and Mrs. Leppard a
Tong and happy life together.
We remain, your 'sincerely,
Mary Spence,
Signed on behalf Pearl Mogee,
of the eohool lilary Fraser,
by Fred. Elliott,
Will. Fraeer,
/ Adam Menzies.
The rest of the afternoon was spent in
singing, recitations, etc. Mr. Reiohard
and Mies Laura and James Leppard as-
sisting much to make'the entertainment
enjoyable, -
Setl.lotth.
All the town officers were re -appointed
with the same salaries as last year.
Rev. J. W. Hodgine was in Toronto last
week attending the Masotti° Grand Lodge.
Hobert Willis expects shortly to move
into the fine brick hones which be had
e.eoted on Goderioh street during the
paet Bummer.
The annual meeting of the Seaforth
Horticultural. Society was beld o, Jan. 8
The finenoial etatement showed a balance
of $95 oD hand at the end of the year.
The membership last year numbered
84, and eooh member reoeived, in addition
to the -Canadian Horticultural, a number
of planta. The following officers were
elected for the next year : Pres., G. F.13.
Garden ; let vine, John Turner ; 2nd vice,
elre. Jas. Beattie ; auditors, A. Wilson
and John Rankin; secretory and treas.,
W. Elliott ; directore, I. Laugotrath, A.
Hale, W. Hoag, W. Hartry, W. Copp, W.
Ballautyne, R. Scott, H. Livens and W.
E Hinobley.
The annual congregational meeting of
the Seaforth Presbyterian ohuroh was
held on Monday evening of last week.
John Wilson, of Mo$illop, was in the
chair. There was a fairly good attend.
a.•ne. The meeting eves opened with the
usual devotional exercises, oonduoted by
the pastor, Rev. Mr. Larkin. Reports
were submitted from the eevaral braoohee
of ohuroh •work aonneoted with the Don
gregatioo, showing that good work had
been done along each line. The flnanoee
of the congregation are also in a very
satisfactory condition, there being a good
balance carried forward to next year atter
all liabilities have been mob. The various
ohuroh sohemee have been well looked
after, the increased contributions to these
testifying to the growing liberality of the
of the congregation. The rampaging own
mitlee were instructed to secure the
services of a competent architect to ex-
amine the present church edifioe and
0008910101110'oan be so enlarged and im-
provedasto make it, meet the require.
menteef the oongregation, and if 901 le
have plane and epeottiietlosts and 1111
d
a e re, timate of the pre] n 3, 00 sr be•
fore the Dongre oton. Thed purism
ohurph building ie not largo enough nor
modern enough to meet the requirements
of the Pont/rogation lint it la almost too
good to abandon altogether, and it le
m.
hoped that it sun be so enli t1, ga an
d d 1 -.
proved ae to meat all requirements at a
mach lees met than a new edifice.
�•-irslr a. ice.
Mies Lydia Harding left seat week for.
Loudon, where e1 a will attend the Nor-
mal School,
Mr9, Wesley Lamb, of Neepawa, Mad:,
wad the guest of Mre. Rich, McGrath, for
a few days last week.
We are sorry to state that our old
townsman, lienry,.Porkino, shows no im.
provement ae Nene health is 09008 neo.
The anneal meeting of the members of
Bowiok Mutual Fire Lisurance will be
held in the Town Hall, Gorda, on Fri.
day, Feb 7th, at 1 o'clock p. m. sharp, •
'Before Rev, Mr. Forney removed from
Gorrie, where he has been the incumbent
of the Episcopalian Ohnrob for the past
4 years, he was prevented with a kindly
worded, oomplimeotary address a000m.
ponied by a gold weld). auger bowl and
silver epoone. He is now looaled at
Aylmer.
Two very enooeeetul meetings of the
East Huron Farmers' Institute were held
in the Town Hall, on Tuesday of last
week. The program in the evening was
interepsreed with instrumental mueio by
Messrs. McLaughlin and Ashton, and
the Genie Mixed Quartette also rendered
a few . of their excellent selections, A
Women's Ioetitote was eetebliebed.
A By.Iaw ,wee palmed' at Howiok Towo-
ebip Oouooil to the following elfeot :—
That the Clerk's salary be 3200 and 325
be allowed for postage and stationary;
that the Aeeeeeor's salary be 3125, and
the Treseurer'e [salary 385, caretaker of
the Tp. Ball salary $25, and that the
Auditors'reoeive 38 naoh. Officers ap.
pointed ae follows: -L. Walker, Clerk ;
N. MoLaogbliu, Treasurer ; Isaac Wede,
Assessor; Adam -A. Graham and David
Sanderson, Auditors ; Robert. Russell,
caretaker of Tp. Hall ; A. M. Spence,
Medioal, Health Officer ; Simon Hicks,
member of the Board of Iealth for three.
years and that the a By-law be drawn op
in a000rdauoe therewith and that the
appointment of aolleotore be left over
until the Sept. meeting.
Geoelerich.
Tha Provincial Auditor will audit the
town 00000Ote.
The Daughters of the Empire have
asked the Town Oounoil for the old drill
abed property for an hospital site.-
H. S. Jordon, orgaciet of Knox church,
is organizing a chorus of sixty ladies'
voices for the presentation of a oontata,
to be given in Knox ohuroh in about three
weeks.
Wm. Campbell, who is United Btatee
Viae consul bare, has received word of
the appointment of John H. Shirley, of
Illinois, ae Consul, to succession to R.
S. Chilton,
On the evening of the Clinton metal
Ed. 0.401,11 fell down the steps at the
rink, spraining hie ankle and breaking
oue of the teudone. It will be a week or
two yet before be will able to be abnot.
Reath. -
Wm. Marlton hes two tugs building at
the harbor inland, one for McLeod & Dob.
eon, of Saugeen, the other for Purvis, of
Gore Bay. Two others are to be built
during His Winter. In addition to thie
work the tug Seibold iseto be rebuit and
the tug N. Dyment will have new mach.
ioery.
Mies Minnie Campbell, after commen-
cing her work in the Wiogbam pub'io
eohool, received word of her appointment
ae teacher atAroola, Asea., a potation for
which she made application some months
ago, The Wingham trustee's kindly re.
leased her from her engagement there,
and after spending a few days at home
she left on Tuesday of last week for the
West. Mies Campbell is the pioneer
teacher of Areola, and will have the task
of organizing the eohool there.
At St. Peter's ohneoh on Sunday Rev.
Father West read at Matte Archbishop
Bruobeete'o latter in condemnation of
immoral playa, prefacing the reading with
some comments on theatre-gniog and
dancing. At ve-pare Father West again
referred briefly to theme enbjeote, having
learned of reports that it was hie iuten-
tion to speak of these matters in the even.
ing. He said that attendance at a play
WW1 not in itself sinful, bat beoame so
when the play was of an immoral or im-
proper nature. He thought the people
of Goderioh were careful in thie matter,
and so far as he knew, and he had fee.
quently attended the opera house here,
the plays presented in this town had not
been of an improper obaraoler. He hop.
ed thie would be the wee in the future
oleo, and that demoralizing plays would
never be iotroduoed in our town. In
regard to daooing, the thumb dieorimi•
Hated. Round dances, it not immoral,
were held to have an immoral tendency,
BARGAINS IN
WINTER GOODS.
Furs.
Overcoats
AN»
Suits • t
Only a few Caperines left that will be cleared out
The
00 line for'9.50 ; the
very cheap. $12 $
$11.00 for $8.50 ; the $8.50 for $6,50 ; and the
$5.00 for $4.00. Also a few Men's Fur Caps
that are bound to go at the Clearing Primes.
All Sizes for Men or Boys.
This is your opportunity to get an up-to-date
Overcoat at a great deal less than their real
value. The best $10.00 Coat in the trade now
going for $8 25 and down as low a8 $4,25 for a
very fair and Dressy Overcoat.
In order to make room for Spring goods we
will allow all our Ready-made Suits to go at the
same Reductions.
All Heavy Underclothing now going at Clearing
Everything Prices.:
Qaes. Bargains in Felt Boots, Overshoes, Heavy Rub-
berg and Socks.
Tf3TS IS YOUR CHANCE. e
DON'T MISS IT, AN STRA0HAN.
Ethel.
Saw
1. have a good supply of hemlock loge on
hand, d. n out o to eu't oo t
n Qa out l s vinare,
Dressed Maple, suitable for granaries,
at 310 per M,
All kinds of Dressed' Lumber kept on
hand from 810 per M up.
A large stook .of culled Elm and Ash at
37 per M.
Sbloglee and Lath al Wept on hand.
fr..�' 'A goad farm on 13111 con, of Grey for
eel%
nea
A o n r at of 20 eons of logging to let.
For.partioulore apply to
S. S. OOLE,
PROPRIETOR, ETHEL
11 cLEOD'S
System. Renovator
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TESTED REMEDIES
SPECIFIC AND ANTIDOTE
For Impure, Weak and Impoverished
Blood, Dyepepeia, Sleeplessness, Palpita-
tion of the Heart, Liver Complaint, Neer.
algia, Lose of Memory, Bronohitie, Oen.
gumption, Gall Stones, Jaundice, Kidney
and Urinary Dieeaeee, St. Vitae' Dance,
'Female Irregularities and General De•
bi l ity,
LABORATORY, iliiDERICII, ONT.
J. M. MCLEOD,
Prop. and Manufacturer.
gold 4y Jaa. P01. Druggist, Rrasaels
and indulgence in them was at least im-
prudent. Taking part in publics aesem.
blies at Dight, and in thio way using op
the energies which should be preserved
for the duties of the following day, was
wrong and should be avoided, both ae -ran
injustice to the employer who paid for a
good day's work and ae en iijory to
health. The church left it to the indi•
vidual 000aoience to decide what should
be a person's condom in thr se matters of
tlieatre•goiog and daooing.
GONDEY v8. MoDoO08LL.—This action
was brought by Thomas Gundry, of
Goderioh, against John A. McDonnell, of
HeoealJ, to remover a balance due ou a
Bale of two buggies and a set of harness.
It was tried before Judge Doyle at the
Sessions, when judgement wee reserved.
Hie Honor on the 20th inst., handed out
his judgement, whereby he found that
the plaintiff's version of the oontraot was
correct, and directed a verdict to be en•
tered for the plaintiff for 310180. W.
Proudtoot,mongol for the plaintiff ; J.
T. Gartow, S. 0., and L. H. Dickson, of
Exeter, for defendant.
W r ox so ter.
Wm. Howey, painter, has opened up a
shop in Jas. Allan's late reeideooe.
Hies Maud Gorton lett for Loudon
where she expecte to remain for some
time.
The horse fair on Wednesday of loot
week would have been a big success only
several bayere were on the delayed train
and did not arrive.
Allan Rae and Waldo Miller attended
a skating oarnival at Clifford Wednesday
of last week. The former won a first and
the latter a 2nd in the men's race and
also the first prize iu the boys' race.
The Wroxeter Star of last week says:
Wellington Stott arrived in town last
week from Halifax. He wee one of the
Stratbooua Horse and pat in a year in S.
Africa, where he was wounded in the leg
by a piece of a shell and afterwards had
an attack of fever. Atter returning to
hie home et Souris, Man., be joined the
Canadian Contingent, now on their way
to South Africa, but while at Halifax the
very wet weather affeoted him so that he
Was deemed unfit for bard marching and
sent home. He will remain with his
brother, J. H. Stud, and other friends in
the vioinity for some weeks. His fund of
knowledge of things se they actually are
at the trout makes him an interesting
conversationist.
WRoxETER Oo9Nom..— Council met on
Tuesday evening, Jan. let. Members all
prevent. Mantes of last regular and
epeoial meetings read and confirmed.
Meeere. Eety and Town, hotellteepere, ap-
peared before the Council asking for a
redaotion in hotel licenses. Comm9ni-
oatiooe ware reoeived .from 3.. Rose
Robertson re Sick Children's' Hospital
and from L. Bolton re cemetery grouode.
The following accounts were paned ;
Grant to siok Childress' Hospital, 310 ;
Wm. Adair, refund poll tax, $1 ; S. Snell,
wood for hall, 34 ; Ed. Barnard, gravel,
32.75 • T. Bolton, surveying cemetery,
346 ; B. H. Townsend, printing and adver.
tieing, 33 50 ; C. Rafe, electric light for
Nov. and Deo., 342 ; J. Ballantyne, re.
pairing bell, 50o ; A. Voeberg, ringing
bell half year, $1 50 ; J. Cowan, half
year's salary, 387.50, and registering
births, eto., 32.20 ; J. E. Blank, collect.
ing terse, 325. A Byle w appointing the
several offleere Wag passed, viz ;—Library
Board—Rev. I. A. McKelvey, 3 years,
leaving the board ; F. V. Diokaon, one.
year ; Rev. R. Anderson, two years and
Rev. MoKelvey, three yearn. Board of
Health : Dr. Brawn, 8 years, leaving the
board—Reeve, Clerk, W. S. MoReroher, 1
year, Dr. S. B. Smale, two years, and Dr.
Brawn, 8 years. John Pattereon, care-
taker of cemetery. Street Dom., James
Poulin, John Davideon and W. Wilson,
Park and Bell Dom., A. Munro and 0.
Smith. Charity, Reeve. Hall coin., the
Reeve and John Davidson. Cemetery
oom., Reeve, W. Wilson and 0. Smith.
The Illerk was instructed to draft a By-
law in reference to the cemetery and
submit it at next meeting, Motion for
By IoW fixing hotel licenses let $80 and
shop lioenee 315 over end above the data.
tory Beene° was paned on the following
vote : Jae. Paulin, Wm. Wilson and Jno.
Davidson, yea ; A, Munro and 0. Smith,
nay. A Bylaw was paeeed to prohibit
any further burials in tle old °mmetery,
also a Bylaw to anthorizo the borrowing
of money for ourrent expenses, not to ex.
coed $400. Oounoll adjourned till third
Tuesday in February.
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Next week we oommenee etoole•(eking and we want our stook down
to the lowest point 1efoge that time. We will make the fullowiug very
treat reduotione in prices Chia weals to clear out Winter Goode
ideo'o fine black and blue bluets Beaver Overcoats, lined with good
Italian cloth, velvet cellar, fly front, regular priest 33 60, 37 50 and 39,
for 34.95, 35 95 and $6.$5.—Boyo' Frieze Ureters, high storm collar,
worth 33 75, for $2.75.—Men'e Frieze UIvtere, high storm moiler, worth
$$, for $8 95.—Neu s heavy Frieze Meters, tweed lining, interlined with
rubber, high storm collar, as warm as any for coat, gond value at 310,
sale price, 36 95 —Meo'e Tweed State, lined with the beet farmer's satin,
well made and trimmed, worth 36, acre prior 34.455,—Boyo' Suite, in all
eiz•'9 at wholesale' prices during this groat sale,—Meu'e Wallaby For
Coate, 9090 01 prime 318, for $12 50 —Men's Cub Bear Coate, will rive
great wear, regular price $18. for 0.1.2.0 —Mon's Coou Coate, beet quality,
well furred, worth $45, for 337.50 —Men's heavy Duok Jaokete, lined
with tweed and interlined with robber, regular price 35, for 33.95.—
Men's Duck Jackets, lined settle rubber, 31 95.—Men's heavy Lumber
man'e Rubbers, oorrigated edges, high out, will wear like Iran, Pale price
3150.—Men's heavy Box to wear with r)bbere, at 40o, boa aid 750.
22 lbs. beet
. Granulated 1-4 Sugar forlbs. r.
f
Q2OL'Ir,IflEB.— tante (new fruit) for 25o.-4 lbs. New Raieine ine for
25o.—Cboloe New Figs, very 0980101, 4o,—Qoaker Brand Corn, Peas
and Tomatoee, 3 oaoe for 25o.—The oelebreted IS ji Japan Tea, worth
30o, for 25o.
JAMESTOWN R. 0,
AND
GENERAL. STORE.
A CLEA SWEEP
OF ALL WINTERCOOS
And by doing so we will knock profits in the head—
not even ask for a fair profit.
A FEW QUOTATIONS.
Balance of our Overcoats,
Ready-made Suits,
Boys' Suits,
Men's Frieze Pants,
Men's Woolen Shirts,
Men's Fur Caps,
Boys' Tweed Caps,
Men's Union Shirts,
regular price $4 50
8 00
8 00
2 00
75
1 25
80
50
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55
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75
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85
The above are only a few lines. 25 per cent. off all Winter
Goods. We believe in having everything Fresh and Fashionable in
its season, and in order to do so we must slaughter the balance of
each Season's goods.
PATENT MEDICINES.
In Patent Medicines we have got in a fresh stock,
such as :
Ayer's Sarsaparilla, (31 size)
Ayer's Oathatio Pills
Burdook B. B. (31 size)
Beef, Iron & Wioo (31 size)
British Army Liniment ...........
Burdock Pills
Oastoria
Carter's Pills
Chaee'e Pine
Dodd's Sidney Pills, 3 boxes
Dr. Thomas' Eleotorio Oil
$ 75 Dr. Fowler's Ext• Wild Strawberry 30
20 Dr. Kayne's Cold & Grippe Oore .. 20
75 Dr. Obese's' Stomeoli & Liver Tonic 85
75 Godfrey Cordial 8
20 Haggard's Yellow Oil 20
20 Harte Pain Exterminator 20
25 Mother Seigel'a Syrup 20'
20 Muskoka Pine Syrup 18
20 Radway's Ready Relief 20
1 00 Radway'e Pine 20
20 Pink Pills, 8 boxea for 1 00
Please
note the Above Prices.
The highest prices paid for all kinds of Produce such as
Eggs, Butter, Tallow, Lard and Fowl.
I .l_V N E Si Jamestown.
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HAVE NOW TO HAND THEIR
SUPPLY OF_ 40
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and Axes.
All Saws Fitted zbp Ready
for Use,
Prices Right and Quality Good..
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BUYING,
Wilton & Turnbull