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Customers in our estimatiou, When they are seat
to us on a trading errand, we always remember that
they are • not discriminating buyers and we take
special pains to see that they get what both you and
they want. Then we always try. to be prompt iia
waiting on them—there is always a little worry
about them at home when they are sent upon an
errand and stay too long, often through no fault of
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DRUGGISTS, ANn BOOKSELLERS,
TO L. 01. JIMMY.
8811558L9, Ont.
ORANb TRUNK RAILWAY.
SOUTHERN EXTENSION W. G. & B.
Trains leave Braesele B6ation, North
and South, as follows;
GaINa Boom GOING NORTH,
Express 7:18 a.mI Mail 2:15 p.m
faxed 9:45 a.m Express 8:17 p.m
aka' Cb te11C e
A ohiel'e amang ye takin' notes,
An' faith he'll prent it.
FERIMMIL
GREAT weather for eating up wood and
coal.
A. O.U. W. Friday evening of thie
week.
Bosom, Board will bp held on Friday
evening of next week.
Tram township printing for Grey muni-
cipality for 1902 was awarded to Tam
Poem.
Howler Mutual Inenranoe annual
meeting Friday afternoon of this week at
Gerrie.
TwE Caber oarriage factory whistle
gives in daily toot now in a profnndo
basso tone. 8 or 10 bands are at work.
Stamm glace epeetaolee loot on Main
etreet, Broeeele, oo Wedaeeday. Finder
will ranch oblige by leaving at Tao POST.
A SPROUL meeting of the Ladies of the
Maooabeet will be held in the Maooabee
Hall on Monday evening, Feb. 10th,
oommenoiog at 8 O'oloak.
Moganxr Horse Fair was held in Brum
eels on Tbnreday of tbie week and drew
gone a crowd to town. Several Bales
were made. Next Feir will be held on
Thursday, Mazola 9th.
GRAND Lonox.—The A. 0 U. W. Grand
Lodge will meet in Association Hall,
Toronto, on Wednesday, 19th inst., at 9
a. m. w. A. Oriah, K. W., wilt be the
representative of Brunetti lodge.
Mazur. Pamtmelt, Palmist end Mind
Reader, to at the Queen's Hotel and le
settling the doubts in the minds of a
number of vonng men as to their future.
She ie the 7th daughter of a 7th daughter
ea should surely have the gualitioetione
supposed to follow these sevens.
BY notice elsewhere it will be obeerved
that the millinery baeineee of the late
Mre. E. Rogers is to be wound up by
Admioietrator Parfitt, of London, for
whom Barrister Blear is voting. We
understand the stock will be offered for
sale and already several engmiriee have
been made concerning it by ladies quali-
fied to continue the bmeineeo. Mrs.
Rogers had a good trade.
Two teams with bob sleighs and anew
plow attached worked their way 1i• miles
North and Beath of town on Wedoeeday
opening up the centre of the road for the
distance iodinated. It every pathmaeter
would de the same thing on hie beat
immediately after a storm bad roads
would' be largely done away with. The
trouble is they are venally not broken
soon enough thereby rendering the job
more diffioalt and lees effective.
BROBaELSDRivINa PARE.—The annual
meeting of Braesele Driving Park As.
notation wag held oo Friday evening of
last week at the American Hotel. After
the pteeentation of the annual report the
following Board of Management was
eleoted : J. D. Warwick, V. S., Presi-
dent ; P. S. Scott, Bearetory-Treaearer ;
S. Wilton, J Hewitt, N. F. Gerry, Sarni.
Beattie, Rich. Willfvms and P. Scott,
Directors. No races were held last year
and none are yet arranged for We season.
OPENING AN OFFioe.—By advertieement
in another column it will be Been that 7.
Leokie hi going to take a band in business
once more in town. He has opened an
office over Huntley & Oo'e drag store,
which has been papered, painted and
furoiohed. Life and fire insurance,.
money loaning, valuating, &o., will be the
line followed. Mr. Leckie has always
lived an votive burliness life end he feels
that be can't content himself without an
aloe and stir -up of dealing with the
public. He has a wide oirale of acquaint.
aeon who dealt with bim many a day in
peat years.
WEATEER FOR FERRDARY— Rev. Sol
Bloke' predictions for February are—
From let to 3rd flnotuating barometer KM
tended with rain in some ports, snow in
others 1 followed by sbarp obange to cold.
er. Squalls and gusts are apt to be
numerous, The 8th is the centre of a
etorm period ; from 7th to 10111 nneeagon•
able rise of temperature, and Monne of
marked energy will form and mon the
oonntry from W eat to Ent. From 8th
to 10th look lot warm wave. From 10th
to 1Oth, Northwesterly galea and (told
wave. From 13th 30 15th wiode that
East and South, tieing temperature fol
lowed by change to oolder. The last half
of the month ie ander the preosare of the
earth's equinox, and the indications are
that eome of our hardest Winter weather
will come late in February and early in
March. About 23rd look for Snow and
blizzerde, with cold wave. Mr. Hicks
adde—We believe that April, May, ,lune
will be prnpitioue above the average for
agriaaltarwl operations. The rainfall for
these three moans will not be 0p to the
average, but there will be no suffering
for moisture. The extreme North and
extreme Borth may have more rain than
ie desirable,
TUE 'Vapor goo stave ie the novelty
Arob, Oroden has on exhibition in the
Swale block. 31r, Oruden hoe the Huron
00. right.
0. 0. F. entertainment Thursday even•
ing of next week. Good program. Pro
ands go to Braesele Public Library.
Seats may be reserved by buying a 10a.
tioket in advance. Planof hall at Foxe
drug store.
TRE Teeewater News eeye of a former
Brn eelite :—D. Ferguson hae been mak.
ing improvement& in the shelving of hie
hardware store. All the old shelving has
been removed and has been repleoed by
the ehelving from the atone at present
000apied by J. J. Hie000ks.
OONGRemunaTIONo.—We are jpleaeed to
learn that Miee Virile Cardiff, who ween
to Toronto last week to try a piano ex-
aminatiou at the Cooeervatory, has been
successful. Mies Oardiff prepared fat
the examination with T. A. Hawkins;
who ie to be congratulated, this being the
first student he baa prepared for the
"Junior" piano examination.
0. 0 F. ENTERTAINt1ENT.—on Thune
day evening of next week a Musical and
Literary Enterteioment will be held in
the Town Hall, here under the amities
of Court Princess Alexaudrie, 0. 0. F.
No. 24, Brussel&. A ohoioe program of.
voosl and instrumental memo and rutin -
tions will be rendered and addresees given
by High Chief Ranger Elliott, ofInger.
Boll ; Sigh Secretary White, of Brant.
ford, and others. The small admission
fee of 10a will be made at the door and
proceeds will go to Brussels Public
Library. Adjacent C. 0. F. Courts have
been Melted and a good time is neared.
ORtm.—Satarday morning Christina,
beloved wife of Jno. Scott, of MaRiliop,
near Seaforth, and daughter of Jno. and
Kra. Thomson, 01 Brueeels, passed away
to the Better Land aged 36 years. She
had been ill with pleariey whish develop
ed into pneumonia malting in ber de-
aeaee. In addition to ber husband there
are five children, one a baby two weeks
old. Mrs. Scott was a very eetimable
mean and her death is greatly regretted.
The funeral took place on Monday after-
noon, Rev. Mr. Larkin, of whose oburob
deoeaeed was a member, conduoted the
aervioe. Mr. Scott and other relatives
have the sympathy of a large oirole of
friends.
OouNOH.Loa Gaoum reneived'a con grata.
latory letter over his reelection by ao
olamation from J. H. Young, of Moose -
min, N. W. T , a former well known
resident of Brussels. He says he ie baok
into municipal affiae after a rest of 15
years and was eleoted by aoalematioa,
offioe bolding good for 2 years. Mr.
Young was Reeve of Baleares at one time
and hie geniality and bugineee tact is
not by any mean forgotten. He thinks
the training he got here will prepare him
for the wider duties of his new office.
Hie many old friends here wish him a
pleasant and enooeeeful term with pro-
motion to something higher.
GONE INTO BII91NEae.-We are pleased
to hear that Thos. Roes, son of David
Rose, of Brnesele, bap opened op bnoiorse
on hie own amount in Cheelay in Tailor
ing, Gents' Furnishings, Hate, daps, &o.
He bee been a resident of that town for a
number of years and therefore is fairly
well acquainted ; is a praotioal Dotter
and tailor and these added to hie steadi•
nese and ioduetry will no doubt lead him
into a auoaeseful business career. Hie
many old friende here will be glad to bear
of him succeeding well. Mr. Roes is a
brother to D. 0. Rosa, fo laminae here,
and R. W. Bose la the same line in Sin•
sardine, Reeve Roes, of Braaeele, is
another brother.
A BRne6ELxria WRlmes —The -following
letter wee received on Tuesday from our
old townsman, J. D. Ronald, written
from Detroit on Monday. It epeake for
itself :—Datta But,—We start for Lae
Vegas, East New Mexico, U. 8. A., to.
morrow. Please Bend nil Tan Pon there
until May. When we get there will likely
send you a few Dewe notes. Have spent
the Iaet few weeks here very pleasantly
as weather has been very fine, only 2 or 8
cold days the last month and never over
one-half inch of snow until yesterday
when we had two inches more, but no
sleighing. This ie oertoinly a preepero0e
oily—e, proeperoa0 country—evidences at
every turn, daily extending and multiply-
ing, All houses and stores are a000pied
and seemingly as bogy as been. A Wind.
ger young man, employed in a wholesale
dry goods establishment here, getting
$900 a year salary, got martied and his
employera at oboe notified him his Salary
wag inoreased to $1200—admirable and
timely generosity. He also told me all
their stook& of geode were sold ahead,
they could not get milia to aooept farther
orders, their output being all bought up.
flew dean this compare with our Oana-
dian mills* in their sickly etete, dying
benne our home markets are besieged
by tbo British and U. 8, makers, and Mr.
Yankee iaughing at oar:folly. This ie by
far the most prosperous nanny en the
fen ef the earth and their hey note to
"We manufaotnre the geode w0 ooneame."
Their war tax about paid up and aaneell
ed, stetting aireah with $175,000;000 nab
in treaeary, The poor Cuban's eager ie
kept out in nee it should injure Kiehl.
gaa'a beet eugar intereele. Canada will
neither 5100500 dor grow inti) eiinilar
protecting one in legislated for her In•
tercets, instead of legislating'for those
oateide.
TIM POST, tarnod put two seta of wed.
ding invitut•iona daring the petit ween,
Who's next,
Tag Breseele•Wroeter stage wail 06.
able to make the trip'oa either Mpnday,
Tpeaday or Wedaeadey bet eueaoaded on
Thnreday.
TAX CeLx oToa HALLI=AX bee returned,
hie roll to `i'reaagrer Strachan. Taxes.
were returned against three Mepentee
owing to their nonpayment.
IrouRavr Dtviaion 00ut wee not held
on Wedneaday ao ledge Doyle aijriureed
it oa aoeagat of snow atorm.: 'phare wan
only one aaee on the dooket.
I'"amraaT ahipmouta were nearly at a
etoudeul]. this week awing to the storm.
John Gaveoloek shipped 2 pare of hided
drily, apo export ; A. O. Damon a oar of
cattle ; and W. F. Siewert & Bona ear of
their oelebrated float. Peeeenger trains
were kept in good moving nyder.
Oouttoo 'tilertT,—P. Hogg and S. easier
have pnrohaaad the Co, right for the.
Klondike fanning mill and will push the
bu(inees.-P: Amann has an agreement
for the m'rnafeetureof then mills for' the
Province at Ontario and bail started op-
erations already at hie factory. Experts
BAY the fanning mill is a dandy, -we
wiaa our townsmen semen.
Um Wee Peanotiza,—A. gentleman
whom we hold in high enteameutered our
eanatum the other day and during our
conversatiun hie ringing leagh became
distinctly audible above the roar of the
printing press. We raised our eyebrows.
in mate aurprise and he murmured the
following apology :—"Your brilliant re:
mark fa most mirth -provoking and Ihope
I may be pardoned, beoaueein sptte of
all precedent and in direct opposition to
my venal grave demeanor, I have quite
anexpeotedly, yea even apoataoeonely
as you must throw, yielded to my mason
traltable emotion and actually laughed
aloud," We reached for the paste pot to,
fan ourselves with but he, mietaklug our
intention, fled. We are doing nicely
thank you.
Tam BTonst,—Last Sunday a snow
storm set iu from the West and with the
aid of a good stiff breeze soon bad the
streets end roads running North and
South fairly well filled. The temperature
was very mild however. Monday the
storm increased in violenoe and baeiunee
and travel was praotioally at a standstill,
Early Monday morning the snow plow
writ North on the W. G. & B. and
cleared the way for the trains, all of
which got through. R. Williams started
for Seaforth ou his daily trip with the
mail but was compelled to return ae the
snow banks were impassible. Ooauoitlor
McDonald set out from his home about 4
miles Smith of Brussels, at 6 a. m., to go
to the Grey Council and leave his daugh.
ter at her school on the 6th eon., bdtdid
not get to town until after 10 a, m. The
main street at the North and South
boundaries of Brunets was very' badly
drifted. Tuesday was not muob better.
but by evening the storm abated and on
Wednesday a general move eras made at
opening up sidewalks, etreete and roads.
It will be neat to impassible to put some
of the latter into very workable shape
until there is a good rain or thaw to
rednee the now. The stages did not get
out on Tuesday owing to the blockade.
This was the worst etorm of the season.
INFoa0ATION.—A.. McGuire wrote the
managers of the Free Consumptive Hoe
pital last week before remitting them tbe
nearly $25.00 in hand from the Lady
Maooabee Oenoert and received the fol-
lowing reply :
"MB. A. ld0Gema,
Brussels, Ont.
DEAR Sur,—Your very kiudly letter of
the 27th to W. 7. Gage, bee been handed
to the writer who is giving attention to
methods for snoring the needed amount
to fareieb and equip the New Free Con.
eumptive Hospital, whiab it is iotereating
to remark ie not only the first free coo
eumptive hospital in Canada, bat in
America. We very mach appreciate the
interest your people have taken in the
work, already raising $25 for the Free
Bopital, with proepeote of inereaeing this
very considerably. It would be a nine
thing if you 'tonal raise not only the $60
to furnish a pot but by an effort oo the
part of the fraternal eooietiee in your
town a eaffioient sum to endow a aot. A
great deal of sympathy is showing itself in
various m.anioipahties m this way. For
example in Port Rowan Miee I. A. Tem
pleton-Arm-trong has already taken steps
to secure $75 to furnish a bedroom- by
enlistingthe interest of the (Memel,
,
School Board, Obarohea add Fraternal
Soaieties and expecte to aopplement this
again by a euffiaieoteam perhaps to en
dow the bed. We have not oalaulated
neatly what It will uo.t to endow a bed
in the New Hospital but approximately
it will be shoat $5.00 a week, which will
give the eo0iety or community the right
to have their own patient money each a
bed as 0008800 of the kind might arise,
providing always the ease is one la the
early stages of the disease, To day we
hada letter from the editor of the St.
Thomas Times, who personally. contrib.
Mee $200 for four beds and through the
medium of hie paper ie making a general
appeal to further supplement this amount.
As one friend has said the movement is
truly national and should enliet the sym-
pathy of friende all over the Domiuion.
You may note from the fourth annual re.
port of the National Sanitarium Annie.
tion, whiab I am sending you by this
mail, that oat of one hundred and eighty
six patients in the Moekoks Cottage Sant.
corium lass year fifty three of tbeee were
from Toronto, one hundred and seventeen
from other parts of Ontario, eight from
other provinces and eight from the Unit.
ed'Statee, showing that there is nothing
whatever of a loot nature about the in•
atitation,, Workmen generally will he
oat of the new building within probably
another month and the trustees are nate
orally anxious to have the needed amount
in their hands at that time to immediate-
ly fornieb the hospital so as to receive
patients. Your beat plan will be to send
on the $25 raised now and this %meant
will be applied to the endowment of a
not or in any other way that you may de.
aide to use the larger'amount when rale
ed, If there are any other mottere on
whiab you would like information do not
hesitate to write, Yonre very truly,
J.13. ROBERTSON.
Toronto, Jan. 80th, 1902.
P. S.—I am eending you by this mail a
number of OOpiee of our paper "Door of
Hope" wbieb contains a great deal of
valuable information touching the work'
of the Hospital."
THE Post would be glad to gee the other
Bocietiee add to the amount in band no
as to reach iba $60 beneseary .to furnieb.
a on, It would not be a lead for soy
Society yet would do it large share of
good in We noble mute. What do yen
troy
2ae7saNeb.-.The Oeuuty QraltdeLedge
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wltielt egould have been hid do Wiegham
ea Ta@eday, was postponed -until next
Tuesday at the samw1e town e115 bo the
anew starrn 5040enti05 delegatee getting
theta.
Teta 17lrriemuir (So i11and) Observer
attya;--""TBE Biateeoss P.en," Ontario,.
has dons me the honor of go'ting my
paragred>b regbrdlug the message Iro?r'
Canada Need la a hoe by a green 1p
town MOM week4 age, The 4000.0 re,
tarred to is Sobo Doty, ltpode Street, who,
I toarn, has eine reoateed born the writer
of tbe mil aive a moat interesting ootn•
munioation, giving a oomprabenetve. Re-
count of how Minn ie. made in the'"laud
of the snows."
BARRIBTnn. BLAIR was billed to attend
Diviaiou Coed at Blyth teat Mogdey.
He darted for that village about 8 a. m.,
going Weet on the nil pf Morrie. whoa
he reaohed Iielgrave•Blyth gravel tared,
after an upper or two, he found e horse.
lean cutter stranded on a enowbank, 111r.
Blair eat hie oompaea to the Neat and on
arriving at the ,railway ermine stabled
hie bursa With a farmer aria footed it
dawn the L. H, & B. to 'Blyth, arriving
on eobednle time. Tuesday be tools train
to Belgrave, walked 11 miles for his horse
and arrived hems in the afternoon, He
won one ease and lost ono ttt the Court.
Then.—Word hoe been received of the
death to Barnesville, Ohio, of J, R. L.
Waugh. -Mr, Waugh was a merchant at
Dorobeeter for a number of years, and
was well known in that towaehip. Hie
wife predeceased him only a few weeks
ago. A family of one eon at Barnesville
and tour daughters -Mrs. P. H, Lawson,
of Nileetown ; Mrs. Reid, of Seaforth •,
Rev, Mrs. Beverly, of Forest, and Rev.
Mre. Meredith, of Kingston— survive.
The funeral ,took plane from the residence
of P. H. Lawson, lot 8, coo. 1, Weet•
mioeter township, to Dorabeeter Geme.
tery. Mr. and Mra. Reid were residents
of Bennie for a time before moving to
Seaforth.
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Business Locals.
Moen to loan an farm security.
Apply at THE Pour.
F obea millinery go t the Kisses
Foe p 1 y o a M ee
Habkirk. Everything away flown.
WANTan.—Ohoioe Roll Batter 18 dente.
Ne. 1 Mink or Fox akin $8,50. Oar
slaughter sale of Dress Goode during San
may and February ie worth coming miles
to see. G. E. Sand, Wingham.
BAN FILING —The undersigned le pre.
pared to attend to all saw filing in a
workmanlike manner, after long exper-
ienee. Satistaotion guaranteed.
Rues WILLIAtte,
Livery Barn, Brussels.
The Late Daniel Stewart.
Brief reference wag made in last week's
(sane of TRE POST to the decease of Daniel
Stewart, a well known resident fo this
plane, who departed this life at Wiarton.
on Tbnreday of last week, in hie 64th
year. The following particulars will be
of interest to many who were well ac-
quainted with him, and.,for many years
respected and esleemrd hie many good
gnelitiee of botb head and heart :—
Daniel Stewart was born on Oot. 11th;
1888, in the Township of MoNab, County
of Renfrew, Ontario, and left there at the
age of 13, in 1852, with hie grandparents,
parents, 1'brotber and two eietere, 00m•
ing by boat ae far as Hamilton, then
teamed all the effeote from there to the
towaebip of MoGnlivray, Co. Middlesex,
where they resided 6 months. Then they
removed to the townahip of Burford, Oo.'
Brant, remaining there till the Fall of
1854, at which time the family came to
the townabip of Grey, when but 2 log
shanties, one on either side of the road,
stood where Brussels now is. Some time
later Dingle P. 0. wan established here,
the village being celledAinlayviile. This
locality was a wilderneeeat that date, the
family requiring to o01 timber to build a
shanty before they had what they could
pall a haute. This was oo the present old
homestead, lot 21; con. 8, Grey, where A.
Stewart, brother of the subject of this
notice, stili resides, After about 5 yeare
Daniel Stewart prepared himself for a
school teacher, going to $arparhey aohool
where be (moored a first olaee cart Moats.
Be taught a school in 9 S. No. 1, Grey,
for 2 yeare, then in a school known ae
Mooney's eobool, Morrie, lj miles West
of t
Ainlayvrile for2 years. AboutMale
time he took a Grammar e0hool mune fn
S186arn8-
ia, after' which he'aught in Ainlay
vine for 2 years and school No. 3, Grey,
for other 2 years,completing thin work in
In the Fall of 1865 he married Mie( Aum
Emitine Beohtel, nine of the late -John
Kneahtel, to whioh union 7 ohildren were
born, all of whom are still living, viz
Alex. L., residing in Detroit, Nioh, 1 Kra.
Jahn Ritabie, of Wiarton ; John D., of
Avoomore, Ont• ; Miss Marion end Mre.
Amgba Smith, Wm. M. and Daniel D., all
of Wiarton.
After teaohing be engaged in the photo.
graphing business which he continued for
a number of years, gallery being located
on William street, nearly opposite Mel-'
ville (thumb. Siecethee he bad been en•
gaged in painting and decorating,aleo
manufacturing baeineee and greenhouse
welsh be continued 1111 his death.
About 1} years after hie marriage be
moved to his own home Dearer Brunelle,
where 6 of the family were born, residing
there till the Spring of 1901 when he
moved to Wiarton with his deagbter, Miee
Merino. Mrs. Stewart died 6 or 7 years,
ago. The cause of Mr. Stewart's demise
was an inward neon from which he was
a great sufferer et times. He was a
wonderful man in many respect( and hie
mineral knowledge ie exceeded by very
few people,
From the inception of the Agrioulturai
Soaieties in thio !catmint, be took a prom-
inent part and performed the duties of
SeoretaryTreaenrer until hie removal
from town when hewas euroeeded-by W.
II. Herr. In Brussel( cheese faotory he
was an native worker and spent many a
day and many a dollar in its intereete.
For marry teats he was Asseagerof the
village, in which office he gave good eatia,
faction. Mr. Stewart dearly loved the
land of his forefathers and its made,
story, legend, &a., were near his beast.
He played the pip(a, epOke the Gaelic and
eaeld delineate Soottinh (haraeter in a
very realieti1 manner. When. Caledonian
Gamee'Were in vogue he was a very in.
tereetedspectator or partioipant and when
the Sans of Beetland organized Camp
Ben Lnma,•d in Broeeele, he was un on•
tbgelaetlo(tileer. Well verged inmuelo
he taught ite rudimente to Manes for a
number of years turd took greet satiatao.
tion out of it with the members of his
'family inhie home oboir, whieb was
'la , O. 1.90
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payable at any bank lemma Under $10„„ 8o, 020 bo 630,....12o
Z0ar, Order$ at the following rates;- $10 to $20.,..100, 80 to 40....140
P. H. GRAN, A011Na AMBIT.
hard to bob. Botany wee a favorite
ebudy,n•ith the deoeaeed and in it he was
equalled by few outeide of epeoialiete,
having the botanical name, &0., Of almost
every known flower, plant and weed. He
;wee no niggard with his information on
any line • and was an enoyolopardia 101 the
looality in which he spent so many yearn.
In early lite he ponneoted bimrelf With
Melville Presbyterian ohnroh end in every
department of work fn oonneetiou there-
with; math as'preoenter,BeoretaryTreae,
officer and teacher in the Sabbath eohool
he was ever ready and willing to perform
hie part and he waa well worthy of the
$50 gift presented by the congregation be-
fore his removal to Wiarton. Mr. Stew-
art was a good father and left an impress
on his ohildren and the young people of
the neighborhood that will never be tor -
gotten. He wap an aocommodatiug
neighbor and could always be found -on
the right aide of any project that had the
bettering of the community for its object.
The funeral took plane on Saturday on
the arrival of the afternoon train, the
casket being taken to Melville church,
borne by. deceased's 4 sons, brother and
nephew. There woo a large and deeply
moved audience present. Rev. J. Rose
B. A., conducted a very appropriate and
mellowing service pointing out, in son.
neotion'with the Soriptare lesson, (1) The
se
preeoe; (2) The paver; (3) The pain of
death and then briefly diem:e ngine on the
victory wrought out by the Lord Jesus.
The speaker paid a high and well deserv-
ed tribute to the life and ohainnier of the
deceased and urged the emulation of his
eirtoee by the representatives of the fam
ily and community generally. Organist.
Hawkins played "0 1 my Bout what
meene this sadness,” by Millgrove, with
good often at the audience retired, taking
a last' look in time upon the featoree of
one who had been a real worshipper in
Melville chant]. Interment was made
in the family plot in Bruseele cemetery.
F30RZe
MoOnioxog —In Braesele, on Feb. let, to
Mr and Mrs. Fred. MoOraoken, a
BOB.
EtaDnxo.—In Morrie, Jan, 22nd, to .1110.
and Mre. Robt, Geddee, a danghbeia.
HAoarr.—In 817111, On January Ord, -to
Mr. and Mre. Fred. Haggit twin boys.
�iPRR2fI:D- -'
D13818—BAR&.--At Trinidad, Colorado, U.
8., by Rev. B. F. Lawler, Mr. W, E.
Doke, formerly of Grey township, to
lblise Zanie E., daughter of Mr. and
Mre. S. B. Barr, ell of Trinidad..
LOnoimog—AooN. — Iii St. MSohael'e
church, Biytb, on Janaary.f29th, by
Rev. Father McKennmin, Mr. An-
drew Loughlin, of Centralia, to Mies
Annie Agee, of Morrie, ' ,
Taav1T—MaOmeny.—At.8t. Paul's Rea.
tory, Wingbam, by Rev. Wm. Lowe,
Mr. Geo. Tervit, of -Kincardine, to
Mise Isabelle Mo0ardy, of Wingbam.
xrx>✓n.
HARDY.—Ia Morrie, on Feb 6, Thomoe
Hardy, aged 84 years.
HAoo1T•—In Blyth, on January Brd, one
of the infant sone of Mr. and Mrs,
Fred. Haegit.
hloARTaoa —In Morrie, on Feb. let,
Mary Belle. eecood laughter 0? Peter
and Mary J. McArthur, aged 16 years
and 2ont
m he.
NESBIT.—In Morrie, on January 24111,
Gertrude, infant daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. R J. Neebit, aged 19 days.
Seiaoao.—In Ethel, on Feb. 6, William
Bpenae, poetmaBter amd township
O,erk, aged 02 years, 9 menthe and
1.8 days
SooTT.—Io Mo$illop, on Feb. let, Cbrie-
t na, beloved wife of John Sant, and
daughter of John and Mr. Thomson,
of Brussels, aged 86 years.
Stewing.—In Wiarton, 0n Jan. 80th,
Mute! Stewart, formerly of Brussels,
in his 64th year.
AUCTION S.A.S,7-7.—�
WEnNESneo, Fan. 26113.—Farm' stook,
implements and honoehold furniture, at
Lot 10, Con. 14, McKillop. Sale, mire.
served, et 1 o'clock..: Jan. Campbell,
prop., I' S. Scott, auo.
BALE POSTPONED —The auction este of
John Little & Son's farm stock and im.
elements which was to take plane on'Feb.
4th, bee been postponed until Wedneeday
Feb. 12th, at 12 o'cloak aherp, at Lots 1
and 2, eon. 12, E ma. J. Little & Soo,
props. ; T. E. Hay, ago.
=R A,aLK3mars•
ll 17hest t •72 78
Berlet 48 50
pebaau 70' 73
Cara 87 88
Butt, 'e and rol1u , 16 16
Z+'"..ta'aer'l» tnl=1•x10,, .. 17 17
Fitler lier owt..._0,,,,. 4 0,0 5 00
Pete] neo(per bus.) 80 80
Apple+(per bbl) 2 00 3 00
Ray per ton 700 800
Sheep 9k110,ono h ,. 25 26
Lamb elute each 25 80
BHiali ('&tit'., retail...., 1 00 70
Riles trimnae,i 6. 8}
Hides'rongh 6 8
Hoge, Live 6 26 6 60
Wool 18 •18'
ONE CENT A liVORO COLUMN.
Caste feuoe poste for Bale.. Apply at
THE PO8T Publiolliog Iid119e.
Nice yonti oow at d oan 85 days old,
for gale, Apply to 111408, Af00114,
80.2 Bieseole,
THE PEOPLE'S COLUMN.
c 001? YEAR OLD STEERS
V� Wanted, auitrble for rknoh purposes.
Apply to el-SO.1388T, Brueaele,
1:11AR112 LABORER WANTED,
either''Married or single. Pingage.
meet by the year, - Must ee steady. Good
wages will be pail. Apply: at '1'015 POST.
A. TWO COLTS FOR SALE, RIS-
1110 2 and 3 year old, aired by "Dexter
Revenge" and "Ooutnmer" respectively.
Ir HOLLINelan,
Brueeels P. 0. Lot 9. Con 10, Goy.
COMFORTA.BL°E, WELL
lighted and oonvaniontronme to 101 in
the Leolile bleak over G. A. Deed map's and
,Mrrs. Rogers' Mores, Apply to F. S.BDOTT.
SIX YOUNG SOOTOH SHORT
Horn Belle for sale, from 9 to 20 menthe
old. Also cows in calfto imported "Bed
Duke" and a few heifers.. D. MILNE, Ethel.
"T„SOUR SHORT HORN YOUNG
>L' Bnlle fur sale, all registered.. One is 2
leers old and the others average teem 0 to
.12 months. JAS. 8510111, Lot Se, Con, 8,
Morrie, Brueeels P. 0. 28-tf
STRAYED ON THE PREM-
- Ione of the underalgned, Lot 80, Con, 0,
Grey. on January 12th, a clipped broncho.
Owner is requested to prove property, pay
expenses and take it away,
27-1 D. MoDONALD, Ethel P.O.
$15 00 to $18,00 a Week
Wary for an fnteLlgeot man or woman in
each town. Permanent position. 90 cants
per hour for spare time, Mauufaeturer,
Box.78, Philadelphia. 10
LE CKIE,
J.
LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE,
LOAN AND REAL ESTATE AGENT,
VALIIATOR, A.o.•
Olflee over Bureley'o Drug Store,
Feb, Mb,1902. • Se -0m Brussels.
Notice to Debtors.
A11 persons indebted to Mre. Rogers, late
of the Village of Bruseels.!milliner, ideoeae-
ed,are hereby notified that her bock ao-.
eonnta have all been handed over for collec-
tion to G. F. Blair, of tlla Village of Brno -
eels, Solicitor for ber estate, to whom all
payments must be made at once in order to
mon up:the estate.. A. PM:WITT,
' Administrator.
NOTICE.
To the Publdo of the Pillage of Brttsaefa :
Ae the small -nor is found to be in varione
parte of the conn try (not in the village) itis
necessary. that all persona who have not
been vaccinated should be without delay.
RICHARD PA17L,
Chairman of the Board of Health.
Cheese Factory Meeting.
A,meettng d3 the abareboldere tot Walton
Union Cheese and Butter Co will be held at
McRim'e Rotel,- on Tieuroday, Feb 20(11,
1902, at 2 o'clock, for the purnoee of netting
the cheese factory and all the apparatus
belonging thereto, provided the eliarehntd•
ere.are satisfied. A large attoudenes asked
forR. BERGE8001, THOS. MoFADZEAN,
Secretary. President,'.'
BLUE
GRAS'S ;
CONDITION
ION
POWDERS
—FOIi—
Eorsesg Oath)
)
Sheep & ions.
9
It forms an excellent appetizer,
producing a fine, glossy coat and
a good, -general condition. For-
mula on each pao1i5 e. We war-
rant it to be pure: Large pack-
age :24c.at
Fox's Drug Store
REAL ESTATE.
r
-1ARM5 FOR SALE—THE UN-
•DRneln1ED Ilan several good. Earn- for
sale awl to rent, easy terms, in Townships
of Morris all, Grey, F 0, 80OTT,Brasselo
1`
will buL No.28 n the 18th conoe
oleo u!, the Township of Grey, containing 04
agree. There to about 12 agree Maar of tim-
ber. The rest in bush. ,„For further infor-
mation apply to G. F. Blair, Solicitor, Bruit -
eels..
T_1 OUSE AND LOT FOR $ALJ .
in Brussels, Eligiblysltnated, 5 acre
of land, a agile, well, cellar and other- eon.
venienoee. For prion and terms apply to
X188. DARE, Oraebrook P. 0„ or TOE Pon
Publishing House,Bruesels, 19•1f
A SACRIFICE IN REAL ES.
TAMIL 55000.00 wilt buy the MoOau-
gbey Block in the Village of Broaeete. These
two flue stores must be sold to eloae out the
McCaughey Estate, intending ,purahaoors.
'Mould investigate at ono0. Apply to F.8.
SOOTT or.G.P.:B$LAIR, Breathitt, Out.
PARRFOR SALE. — $8,000
will buy Lot 12, Con. 8, Grey,. gond
houoo, berm orchard, &e, Poeeeeaion given
on March 8.. Ifnotsold will bo rented. Al-
au150 acres on 12111 con , Logan, for ease,
bargainu. dFors farther piarticulate writotor -
apply to CFAS. QDERL4NGI008ER, Brod-
began P. O., Out. 27.4
Notice to Creditors.
In the Surrogate Court of the 0oo134' of
• Huron, in the matter of the estate of
Emma Rogers, late of the Village of
Brussels, in the County of Enron,
- widow, deceased.
Notice is: ,hereby given pennant to the
Revised Statetoe of Ontario, 1897, Chop'er
ggpotion 08, that all creditors or others
Wade any claim ucaluet the estate of Em-
ma Rogers, late of the Village of Armhole,
in the County of Enron, widow, deafened,
who died an or -about the 08th day otJwrn-
ary, A. D. 1902, at the said VLllens by
STUB -
8018, are tereby 000010ed to send by poet,”
prepaid, 00 to deliver to G. F. Blair, of the
Village of Brussels. Solicitor for A, Parfitt,
of the Cay of London, in the County or Mid-
dleoex, the Administrator of the estate, ou
or beforelthe 28112 day of March, 41, 3) 1002,
their furl names, uddreenee end dosoliptlono
and frill particulars of their claims and the
raters or the securities (11 any) held by,
them, A , d notloele hereby given that after
the said last mentioned date, the said Ad-
mlaiatrator w,!l proceed to . distributethe
ammote of the deceased amongst tbe persona
entitled thereto, having regard only to
chime of whlehnotloe shall have been given
esabove r, qulre.d, end the geld Administra-
tor will not be reopennlble for the assets, or
any pat t thereof,. Be dittrlbuted to auy per
eon: of whose claim notice shall not have
been received at the t{me•of snob dietribn,
tion., G. F. BLAIR, Brueeels, Ont.,
Solicitor for Administrator.
Dated at Braesele Feb. 4111,1902.
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shoes now.
0 fJ .n
When your feet are
cold you .feel cold all
over -"shivery.
Cold feet are good
for the doctor's busi-
ness.
The man whose work
is more or less outof
doors must keep his
feet warm.
It is important.
Don't 'take chances
with light shoes when
you ought to wear good
heavy ones. Some we
have here will keep the
feet warm and snug and protect theta from the wet
and snow,
Keep the feet dry in sloppy weather.
They are made to wear and our prices are made to
make it easy to buy them.,
Here are a few :
—MOD's'Loog Felt Boote,'regular 22 25, ,reduced to $1 90.
—Men's Pelt Boots, loose Sox, regular $2.60, tattooed to;$2,10.
—Heavy Rubbers and Sox reduced in primer`
Robeo and Bleokets away down in prices..
HARNESS DEPARTMENT
Also Bal�a, Wool Ruga. and all Wintier
Goode to Meat that out.
I. 0. RICHARD .
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